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has now succeeded to all the property and rights formerly belonging to
the following Companies:
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S T . JO H N S E L E C T R IC C O M P A N Y
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Before these properties were united into one company each had been
operated as a separate unit. Their operation as one property by Florida
Pow er & Light Company with the various power stations connected by
high voltage electric transmission lines will result in efficient and stable
service on an unusually economic basis.
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�SANPORI), FLORIDA, MONDAY, JAN U A RY 25, 192G
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thirst Picture of
e d it i
and S is Captor
City Commission R a a a b s
Ordinance Designed To
* Check Dangerous H abit;
GO Days Fof Third Cb m
Action Makes Certain
That Final Vote On
Tribunal Wffl Come
Within A Few Days
New Docking Plans
Suggested By Hutton
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City Mny. Dredge Slips To Fatal Shoollni; In Wealthy
New Yorker’s Home Lost
GItc Unloading Boats Safe
N
ight May Have Been Work
And Protected Facilities
Of Aii Enemy Of Doering
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apartment ahd overpowered him'before he could get his gutm *ut.
LOCAL
City Commissioners adopt or
dinance making operation oil an
automobile by nny one under the
influence of whiskey nn offense
punishable by jail sentenco.
Large delegation from Maine
will Is? entertained upon nrrivul
nt Sanford.
Secretary of Stnto Association
of Realty Honrdn addresses lo
cal realtors at weekly meet.
Florida Vegetable Corporation
says development of farm lands
for Hult-division purposes has
caused light celery crop.
Campbell TiLonsing Post . of
Anirricim Legion to meet with,
auxiliary tonight.
County Chambers of Com
merce approve plans for exhibit
nt Tampa, fair,
Willy McFdrlond will arrive in
Sanford today to practise for
Re ho
, Mnr-
, looked
W face
morgue
b cophl
that I
rapraeloats
the of-
iVilli»m
milling
iwercd |
Saint Peter” Now In
k the :it>
ptrebcncr ; Custody Of Officers
at- the
keen left,
TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 25,—(JP)
ley Tay- —"Saint
Peter” Is now in the
custody of the Florida authorities.
ynddiH*
A commitment was received by
I of fim the state prison bureau todny for
' promis- Ruv St. Peter, sent up bv tho
Will tula* court of criminal rpcord, of HillaHi.’’ Tha, horough county, for one year and
one day. after conviction fot the
larceny of n motor vehicle.
NEW STYLE
NICE, Jnn. 25.—GP)—For wet
days shoes of crocodile, alligator,
lizard and snake skins are quite
tho thing. All the girts wore them
in the cold and rain a t the running
of tho Grand Prix,
McFarland Will
San fa rd This Afternoon
For Golf Meet Wednesday
Official Of Slato Association
Willy
McFarland, American
Says Increasing Number Of open
golf champion, is expected Wi
Sub-Divisions Arc Hunting arrive in Hanford today In order
Affriciillural Development to piny n few practice rounds over
the course of the Sanford Golf and
Paul O. Meredith, executive sec Country. Cluh’s links in prepara
retary of the Florida Ass,*'hiti«>n tion for the Central Florida Cham
of Real Estate .Boards, talked be pionship tournament which is to
fore memliera of the Stlnford Board lie played here on Wednesday, nnd
at tlic luncheon'meeting held today Thursday of. this week.
McFarland .will be nccpfnpnnlod
nt noon in the Sominple Grill.
by his family tntd will bo quart
M. Meredith informed tho mem ered
at the Hotel Forrest Lake
bers of the local board on the work
Ids stay in UiIh city.
being carried out by the state asso during
In
commenting
this morning on
ciation, and of tho various features
the coming event, Frank MacNoll,
of the national convention of real secretary
of the local.club, under
tors which was held recently in whoso'auspice*
tourney Is liv
New Orleans. He stated during the ing lu^ftutnlcd the
that
other promi
course of his remarks on tho na nent entries are expected
to ar
tional meet, that the Florida asso rive in the city this afternoon
ciation was now the, largest of any tomorrow and thut the links of nttd
the
slnt«.organisation in the country,
wvuld I>i'crowded with visit,having far surpassed the .Califor chjli
inff lirtes limber InffUp for Ujo start
nia nnd New York Boards.
of the* pinyWednesday morning
lu commenting on tho activities ut
o f fnct/Attlu T7*nt, Mr. Bleredlth
Louirf Wtiri-rl, Florida hianpgeh
saiA'lhht "the stole association Is, for tho A. C. Spaulding Company,
a tte n d in g 16 got local real eatait? nnd aparty of. six professionals
a-party
prafcaMoi.-.- drill be awarded. Imm Jfjitoly at
hoard* and other civic organiza from the Jucksonvillo district ore the finirh of the finnl mutch on
tions In behind a movement to fur to arrive late today. Mr. Worry! Thursday, in tho club ha sc, it wus
ther (be development of the agri is to assist in handling the affnitn stated.
cultural advantages of Florida.”
• "TM great amount of acreage
thnt h.s boon placed frito suh-dlvisions has taken toll of the re
ceipts derived annually from tho
citrus nnd trucking industries of
the state," Mr. Meredith said, and
"it haH been estimated that approx
imately 20,000 acres of citrus rais
ing lands alone have been cut up
into sub-divisions nnd some effort
must bo made to place an equal Joseph Connor And E. Stoy O fficer Is In s la n ll/ K illed
number of acres again into culti
W hen 1iu eh :t im ns.O petntors
Taken Before Grand Jury
vation if the income of the state
from agricultural sources is to
O f I'ince, Resist. A ries! A nd
At Jacksonville And Then
maintain Its high level, or is to
Open F ire On T h e H aiders
Transferred To County Jail
continue to grow."
Mr. Meredith stressed the im
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Jnn. 25.
FORT LAUDERDALE. Jun. 25.
portance of Realtor* having u pro
Coleman, Ikillywood
per understanding of the code of —(/P)—Joseph Connor, 25, mid —f/P)—Owen
policeman,
was
shot and killed at
GCorgc
E.
Stoy,
3fl,
charged
with
etjiics to which e»cb member of a
]
o'clock
this
morning
when ho
real*estate board subscribes when criminally attacking a young mar and two other officers eitered
an
he joins nnd asked that the mem ried woman in n downtown hotel nilrgcd bootleg liquor store own
ber* of the local hoard use core,
ed by Buchanan Brother), on the
and judgment In the selection of yesterday morning, were taken be -Duvie-Dunia
read. Four of the
fore
n
special
Duval
county
grand
new members.
Static's Attorney Buchnnan bropicrs. Will Wiley,
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He stated thnt the state associa jury Thursdny,
Frank and Hoy. are In tustody.
tion waH working to have a com Cltnrles M- Durrnncf, minounced
Will Buchur.an who
shot
todny.
The
men
were
tranlferrwl
pulsory' clause enacted in the by
during the rail, in a t tlu Allison
from
the
oily
to
I
ho
county
jail
laws of each locul organization
Hospital. Miami Hcnch, ginnled by
which would call for all applicant* lids morning fur safo keeping.
Both men denied having seen the a deputy v*heiiff, Chiuf Deputy
for membership submitting to an
Hheriff Wniissi A. lllcks. accuses
educational qualification test rela oman, who is said to have idonti- either Will or Wiley of Die shdottive to their ability to.Intelligently ecPtht-m nnd im being tht* ones
handle all matterr. pertaining to tho who took her from tho hotel .ele
Coleman, ucpomimnied by of
vator to a room rented by one t,f
rent estate business.*
the men on the fourth floor. There ficers Willis and Dickkoi of the
Hollywood furcc, went to the BuBy mean* of nn instrument call tho men attacked her, she said. ha nan place tu investigate the re
ed the "brass brain," tho move The young woman and her husband potted whipping of on unidentified
ment of the tides can be foretold. cheeked out of tho hotel yestdrxlny man earlier ir, the evenirg.
There is only one Instrument of noon1to avoid notoriety, tho hotel
The Buchanans were Bail to have
this kind nnd it is owned by the manager said..
offered resistance when the of
Tho
wonlnu
told
the
hotel
man
United .Stales.
entered end a general fight,
ager that she had gone totho lobby ficers
in which pistols were, used, follow
of tho hotel at, 8 o’clock Sunday ed.
was shot through the
morning tp get medicine for her -bend Coleman
snd death was said to hnvo
husband who was 111.
She mid been Instantanesus.
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boarded tbe elevator to return to
Deputies
from
the
Broward coun
her room1when accosted by th* two ty sheriff's office wore
rushed to
men, one qt whom held s revolver the scene by Chief Deputy
W. A.
against
her
Side,
sho
told
the
man
ped from Sanford fields thin week ager that She had gone to the lobby Hicks and thhH three Buchenens
“lit,
Up to tlic nresent
present time
time we
we hu
have
were arrested *nd brought „b*fe
while Will Hurhsnan waa taken to
shipped any celery", Mr. Bantbe Allison bosp to! for treetmoot.
i sald, "for we prefer to weir
Orie hullet from ono of the pistols
v h h
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Making Sub-Division Of Farm Lands
Cause Of Light Crop, F. V. C. Claims
The development of farm ldnd*?
police ui
rested S
grower* eelcry !• «»
before consigning an
horthArn market*•
-In commenting on ti
oscarolo crop, Mr. Bsnm
r is on
Herald,
many
of tho (oiirtiainerit for tko club nnd
has been rcM>nmdhlo fir'som o of
the entries received frjim profes
sional golfers in this mJ thorn part
of the state,
All the entrants are ‘xpeeted In
the city not later th n Tuesday
’"'on pml pri'pnralionr are Itving
made for their eatertu nment anti
a! io for the entertninnent of ap-
without tho option of paying n line
for tho second offense featured the
regular, meeting of tho City Commission hold .this nflortinon. *
Thg ordinance In Us original
form called for the assessment of
a straight jail sentence for tho
first offense, but n thorough dis
cussion of tho matter resulted In
tho adoption of n revised form
making tho first offense punishable
by n fine of $200 or GO days In
jnil; tho second offonse punishable
by n straight 00 day Jnli sentence,
and the third offense punishable by.
a jnil sentence of not less than 00
days.
New Docks Proposed
A plan for the building of a
protected municipal harbor on city
property near the foot of Popular
Avenue nmKhe lake front was sug
gested to tho City Commissioners
at their regular meeting todny, by
M. B. Hutton, member of the Hut
ton Engineering and Contracting
Company.
Mr. Hutton’s proposal wns that
tho city develop the property for.
n harbor by dredging boat slips
from tho lake straight south to a
point nonr the Intersection of Com
mercial Street, thereby connecting
with rail facilities which arc al
ready In that soction. One slip
could be built in tho nepr future,
and as this port continues to grow
other slips could bo added to take
cart) of the incnjaldd shipping,
according to Mr. Hutton. ■ ’ •
This plnn, Mr. Huttbn believes,
would greatly fu rth er/th o eity’a
as Iu>th n rill and'water
repiillation
’
pping point nnd IT
T, mrNCw York and.dtl
points rouKl be brouj
other
city by'water and then
plan as suggested by Mr. Hutton,
received favorable comment from
the commissioners nnd tho m atter
was-referred to tha city engineer
and to (he city manager for study
nnd investigation.
As proponed, the harbor would
necessltnto n drawbridge being
erected over the new boulevard
which is soon to go through to tho
western outskirts of the city, but
it is said-this feature would bo of
very little future expense to the
StormWarning Issued
By Weather Bureau
WASHINGTON. Jun. 25.—</P)The wdathcr bureau today issued
the following storm warning*.
Advisory northeast storm warnIngH ordered 3 l \ M. Delaware
breakwater to Wilmington, N. C.
Disturbance, over
northeastern
Florida , of alight intensity will
move northeastward with Increas
ing intensity and cause strong
noithenst winds this afternoon and
tonight, accompanied by snow or
ruin north of Hatleraa.
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NEW YORK, Jan, 25. - i / P ) _
The murder of an English butler
in the doorway of the homo of
James R. Deering, attorney, Juit
off Fifth Avenue waa pussling the
police toiday,
T he butler, Herbert Rnunmat,
who hud served in several well
known families, was found In full
livery Sunday night In the Vesti
bule n few momenta after the
had answered the doorbell. He
waa shot close to the heart and
was instantly killed. His slayer
hud disappeared, slamming, a
heavy plate glass door with- such
violence that it waa cracked.
Tho pistol shot, which 1killed
Hrammal, was within hearing of
half a doien well known residences.
John D, Rockefeller, Sr., apd Jr.,
live across the s tre e t Chauncey
M. Dephow’a residence Is nearby.
Tho University Club la a fevf doors
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During This
Week
WASHINGTON, Jan. tK M
(AP).—lit© senate invoked
Its drastic cloture rule today
to limit debate on the Wbrlrt
Court.
Tho step makes certain*, a
final vote on the court issue
within a ffeW daya, with adoption o f the veaoiuUou of
American adhesion to the
tribunal a foregone conclusion, *J.
The vote for cloture was 68 (6 '
26. or five more than the necesrary two-third*.
Thlrty-alx Republicans and 39
Democrats voted to invoke the
.rule, with 18 Republicans, sfYen
Democrat* and one former-labor
oppodnr It,
Senator* Plttcher
end Trammell of Florida voted for
cloture.
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the attorney's office »*fo in July
JD20.
Brammall was in the kitchen
talking to a maid, Frances Lovell,
when the door bell rang, and Mr*.
Doering was upstairs with Meats,
Although hundreds o£ potions*
were on nearby.Fifth Avenue, tho
slayer escaped without being seen.
Herring In Atlsntle City
Mr. Deering wm* jn Atlantic City
nnd; his wife wns awmlttuy hl« re
turn when sho heard the kbeU,
"Perhaps Umt lit my husbnndr slw
remarked to her guest*,-,A too.
ment Is ter the shot ires heard.
MU* Lovell said'sho did not hear posted
nny conversation before the abet rat©
also how the chamber will IbU
was fired.
Mr*. Peering, her
guest* and the servants thought a up wK«t it t»t« a chare* to decide
whether this country will sit (a
robber was forcing entrance and the
court a t Genovs. They believe
were afraid to go downstairs. A
tulephone call brought two pollco- the substitute resolution of ndhftmen who found tho butler stretch •loa-jpre.cnted by Senator Swaned on the floor, bac|r of the iron •on, Democrat of Virginia, propos
grilled door*, an empty .38 calibre ing reservations more restrictive
tlum the present ones, has swerved
niell was nearby.
Brammall’s wife, who ie a maid several doubtful senator* to 1 the
employed by the Deeringt, return prft-court force*, lea
ed from n walk to find the police sen*tor* identified 6t
, .
men bending over her husband's the opposition.
No m atter how the cloture ques
body. She said that as far as
tion is settled the Senate this week
she knew he had no enemies,
Tho butler had served with tM will begin consideration of the tax
One possibility wkc'
Ileering* for three year* and had reduction
been butler for the family in
Philadelphia, At the'outbreak of factions would •include prcrrl
tha war he quit the service' of the that the tax bill be gtten the V
Duke of Cornwall; in England to o f way except when a sen
enlist and served five years In th* choose* to discuss tha court ti
Th# House, meenwhlle, vHU
English army.
hill, proposing estabUnhmsut
division of co-operative mark
in the Department of Afridnl
Th* ,.department’s appropri
bill next will be acted upon.
The House committee will
elder phases of agriculture
Iroad consolidation.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25^UP>—
A medicatcl lamp placed to aid
tbe labored breathing of an infant,
til at a foundling home here, cost
tba child's ijfc last night when it
overturned,' Tbe lamp ignited a
sheet over the crib and the baby.
H months old, wss fatally burned
before It could be reached by a
nurse.
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Countess Salm’s Action In Answer To
Court’s Order Awaited With Interest
cat privacy.
Bob' Baker t
to serve thh
Consideration .Of Tax
WASHINGTON, Jan. iO— RP)
—The Senate World Court fight
neered the iJwwdawn stage today.
Cloture rule limiting debate to
one hour for each senator nr a WUtu#l agreement to restrict discuaalon on their aWn account waa tho
propoeltlon facing lenders of the
opposition to proposed American
Mpraion to the tribunal.
The opposition was given the
first hour of today’s session t. to
continue negotiations for unanU
mods agreement with the certain.
nigotlafi
dlowed Immediately
ho question of InVol
dyocates of the ci
t»d employment, of
onfident' of IU mdop
Ah*n the needed )
BABY BURNED TO DEATH
PALM BflACH. Jan. 25.—(IP)—
Just what action the Countee*
Mill levpt. Balm Van Hoogstraaten
wss-going to take In recojfnltion
of a subpoena served on hdr Sat
urday, commanding her to appear
fa morning
(th her bsl
Swanson Measure
Helps Court Fight
child In New Toi
the Homan Catbc
tha Count could
ever. Inquiry, a!
mT^w*T,*T• r a t
JT • . • " l a
�Jail Sund;
AfaericUtt Railway Body Gives Resumption Of Negotiations
Tomorrow Revives Hope Of
t^ p u ’t'p la h h For System Of
Hettlcment Of Strike That
■iCfrOperation Which It Is
Belief WUl Meet Problem
Began Several, Months A ro
PPocbdure In Past
Miners Favorable To
Has Been Reversed Scranton Peace Plan
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Florida Consignees Arc To ‘‘Fight To Last Dilch” Will
lie Stand Against. ArliflraSpecify Such Shipments As
ticn. Says Millers* le a d e r
Can Bo Handled By Them
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.—bD—
Stork prices displayed u firm underture nt the opening of toduy’s
markf.il'.’ Initial gain:* na n' rul *
were email, although Foundation
Co., and International Telephone
moulded to their highest prices
of the year. Oils wore in better
demand in apparent expectation of
nn early Increase in Mid-Continent
prices, General Asphalt opening a
point higher.
irregularity developed noon nftyr fhe opening, U. S. Steel com*
mod and Hudson Motora sagging
n point below their curly idglis.
Further acc umulation dfeVfelopM in
the sugar shares In nuliclpntiun of
the completion of pluns fo r the reIKtrU-d stabilization of that indus
try.
Other food ulmreo alio were well
bought, California Backing extend
ing its early guin to nearly throe
points. United Fruit climbing two
and Ward nqd Cushman's linker-ies advancing n point or so.
Ravage Arms, Jordan Motors
and Fisher Body also recorded
substantial gains before one of
the first half hour. The foreign
exchanges fluctuated within rath
er narrow and irregular limits,
demand sterling holding steady
around 4.86% and French franca
yielding 2 points to 37lie.
Florida W ith E ight D eaths Additional Loss In Revenue Association Compliments B.F.
W hitner,Jr.,On Quality Ahd
Of $167,000,000 provided
VAnd 49 In ju ries Is Ahead
Variety Of S tuff Collected;
By
Senate
Committee;
Bill
O f 10 O ther S tates;. South
Okcys New County Booklet
Must Be Voted By Feb. IS
Carolina Has Few est H u rt
ATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 25.—(A*)—
WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.—(/P)—
Already facing stiff opposition In
the Senato where it will bo con
sidered this week, the tax reduc
tion bill hns now trouhlnx before
it with notice from the House of
its unacceptnbillty ns revised by
the Senate Finance Committee.
Chairman Green of l he House
Ways and Means Committee, which
drafted the bill npproved by tha
House, opposed the revised meas
ure, on the grounds th a t its addi
tional reductions would mean an
ultimate annual loss in revenue of
$408,000,000, or $107,000,000 more
than Secretary Mellon previously
the number killed and the number
injured. There were eight deaths
nnd '40 injuries in th a t state. Al
abama reported no deaths from
traffic causes.
South Carolina reported the few
est injuries, but five having been
recorded in the Palmetto State.
Virginia followed Florida a close
second, with 40 injured.
There were no outstanding ac
cidents of the week, the toll rep- bh containing some "very mislead
resenting the general.run of cas ing inferences, to- say „the least,"
ualties; A tabulation by states fol- .Mr. Green protested vigorously
against tho proposed repeal of the
Killed Injured inheritance nnd capital stock taxes
Virginia .....
__ 3
30 as containing the Senato measure.
N. Carolina
.... 0
32
Unless tho Senate itself revised
S. Carolina
tho bill to suit tho House view,
Georgia ....
Mr. Green indicated th a t the fight
F lo rid a......
on several provisions would be re
Alabama ..
sumed when the measure, after
Mississippi
passage in the Senate, goes to
Louisiana
conference for adjustment of dif
Arkansas
ferences with tho House.
Tennessee
To nssure tax reduction by Mar.
Kentucky
18. when first income tax pay
ments are due. Chairman Smoot
' Total ..
of the Finance Committee, there
fore has set Feb. 16, ns 4,he dead
line for final action on the bill by
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25.—(A>)
K v ' - WASHINGTON, Jnn. 2
- ; Wltfct tto co-operation of Florida —A call for resumption of the con
shippo^s, the American Railway as- ference of o|>erntnrs nnd minf+s,
i?V hociatlon announced Sunday, a plan starting here tomorrow, has reviv
; has hifcriiworked out to ense rail ed oft shattered hopes for settle
ment of the anthracite strike which
: congestion in th at state.
A permit system, whereby the began last Sept. 10.
There scorns no assurance tfint
^.'Florida receiver of freight will
Mvjeffy such-shipments ns can he this conference will bo more suewHM!Wl^i,Wi6 -main'provision of cossfully than the two previous
the system, which is the reverse of ones, which ended In deadlocks.
that In effoct clsowhcre, with tho Both sides nrc hopeful, howevor.
shipper and not tbo carrier giving In ngrcolng to resume the confer
Noon Stock List
S' | 6 railroads information ns to ence, the operators’ made it plnin
NEW YORK. Jan. 26.—
th at they had not accepted in prin
prospective business.
them . & Dye .......
^C onditions hnve been so wholly ciple the peace plan of E. J. Li nett, Allied
American Can ........
Scranton
publisher,
ns
stated
by
: exceptional in Florida thut tho
American Sugar ........... .
• Bjandnrd practices fo r years have John L. l/cv.’i.;, president of the Atchison ......... ...................
United
Mine
Workers,
in
his
re
Wen found to ho inadequate to
A. C. L* . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
for another joint meeting.
iAmt tho existing situation," tho quest
The call for the meeting was is Baldwin LocombtiVd .......
. statem ent explained. “I t was felt sued
47%.
Sunday by Alvan Marklc, an Btthldbem' Steelt through the principles of these operator,
Famous l*lny*Lasky
105%
pnd
chairman
of
the
W ard organizations, the boards of Joint conference.
128 %,
New York Central
snippers existing regionally over
162%
Norfolk & Western -----So
far
an
known
the
conferees
tfo United States, consisting of co72%
Northern & Pacific . - .....
will
have
before
them
only
the
Ly; Operative methods, between tho in69
PphAmerican
['el.
.
dividual railroads, shippers, and nett proposal. Thlr> lias been accept Pennsylvania ....... —V........
54%
ed
by
tbo
miners
as
a
basis
of
nego
V receivers of freight nnd all interSouthern Pacific
......
, eita of public life, th at tha sltua- tiations. It provides for a five-ycur Southern llailwuy ...-----conduct
and
continued
mining,
dlftjbn could bo solved and ft t solution
fct-ohccH over wages to bo settled Studebakcr .................. ..
round for tho unusual problems by
Slumlurd Oil nf.N t J. r —
eonfen nee,
new existing In Florida."Tobacco Products
....
Thopins Kennedy, international Union Pacific ......... .
•T ito now scheme wns nn nut secretary-treasurer
of the United U. S. Rubber
......
(growth, it was explained, of- rtieet- Mine Workers, In nn
nt %_ S.; Steel -.....
iggs a t Jacksonville nnd W ash Wilkes Hnrre Sunday address
said thut
ington, and tire intercession of .tha lhjf«e cbul conipunier.—Lehigh
Coal
interstate- cotumorco commission nmi- Navigation. Philadelphia and JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Jan. 25^afte r embargo action wa^ forced Reading nnd Madcriu Hill—had in- OndiUons aryl (mutations,prevail
lost fa ll., The new plan "had to bo (tm'cil the other operators to be ing on the Jacksonville market to
devised to supplant the existing come parties to nn agreement to day ns reported l»y the Florida
stem of permitting freight to nliow tho 6lrikc to continue .until Stnte Marketing Bureau:
- carrying
__ __I------a ---l
At K of0 Supplies of all miscellaneous
eptcr
tho state In vniumu
ter the
volume which n- a._I
Scale,
reduction
would not cause further cungestlun, wages nnd permanent arbitration, vegetables very light: demand
gobd; movement very light; mnrkot
iflievo the existing conditions nnd could bo' negotiated.
t$tqove some of the obstacles Ihe
-Kennedy said the miners would strong for good stock.
Beans; green, hnmpcra, no sup
carriers have been encountering.’’ "fight to the lust ditch" against a r
plies, strong demand. •
bitration.
Stnte Divided
' Cabbage, standard erntes, new
•""The state whs divided by tliqstock $5.00<p>$5.r>0.
Florida division of tho southeast
Celery, Florida, 10 inch crates,
shippers regional advisory board
?3.00@$5.00.
iflto nine terminal receiving dlrCukes, .hu. crates, household,
bficta" tho- statem ent continued,
$c.oo@$a.r.o.
*^nch of which is headed by a te r
Egg Plants, Ktnndnrd crutcs,
minal district chairman. "In each
mediums, fnpey, $5.00015.50.
district there nrc being organized
II. A. Flarg, .representing the
•Pena, English, % bushel bump
v h s t are known aa receivers’ comCaldwell Corapuny of Bradenton,
ers, 94.5U(T»)$5.00.
ntfdity eommlttecn composed of re;
Peppers, standard Crates, green, orgniiizcrs y the Seminolo County
of the various' cinseos of
Building mu' L««n Association, has
belles, fancy, $ 4.5U<(i!$5 .50.
apmmoditiea received within the Bnnqucl, Motor Tour Anil
Squash, standard crates, yellow, arrived in Dm ford to take churge
^ strict.
E ntertainm ent
Fenturefl fancy, no supplies, strong demand.
^"E acli town nnd community in
Squash, standard white, $5.00.
Are
Being
Planned
lly The
«ach of the tormioul districts, ns
Sweet
Chnmller Of Commerce $ 4.00 . Potatoes, Per cwt. $2iiO0
iHny be determined, will have its
different commodity committees
Tomatoes, Sixes, Florida, fancy
Krill be thoroughly representative
count and stock, $5.50@f0.00.
of all interests in tho community.
The C^nlcMell Company has had
Tomatoes, boxes, Florida, choice
1HRfn
iiftwiiiunilttf Iti
Hin varii tr i.
^ ’In «ftnk
each community
in the
much cxpiricnce in building und
count und htock, $3.600$4.50.
term inals receiving dis’ricts
Oranges, boxes, fancy count nnd loan organization work, and have
u -various 'commodity committees
successfully trgunized the Manatee
stock, $4,0U®$6.I>0.
ill on tho 16th day of each month,
Oranges, hnxea, ehoieo r«»unt nnd County Iluilling nnd I^ian Asso
|nke n rejw rt as to what tho uctuciation at lfadenton, nnd similar
stock, $3.5O0$4.O(U I rcqulremonts,‘whether it bo luinGrapefruit, boxes, fancy count organization! in Sarasota, Fort
Myers, Punlk Gordn nnd Sabring.
, brick, furniture, or any ether
nod alack, $ 3.50 (pi$4,50.
The officers of the Seminole
imodity, will i>o
bo in that comfmmodity,
Grupofruit, boxes, choice count
County Association elected last
iBnity fur tho following month,
and stock, $3.000$3.50.
■f!Thes<*- reports then will bo conTangerines, boxes, fancy count week ware announced -as follows:
president, 1'. I.. Woodruff; viced mated in order to show tho total
and stock, f»J) 0 @ $ 7.00 .
umber of carloads of tho psriicuPineapples standard crates, $7.50 president, J 1). Davison; secretary,
commodity that will be rcqalrcd
•Alimwherries. 32 quart crates, O. L. B ritt| treasurer, A. L- Betts
and nttoriKy, FI. F. llnuxholder.
each terminal district for thy
mostly, per quart, 7Oc0$l.OO.
. in romnvnting on the necessity
following month and aftor hnvl-.ig
Ihjcii paused upon by thp tor mi uni pocted to ni rive here on Feb. 12,
CHICAGO, Jnn. 25.—(A*;—Pota for unotbef building nnd loan as
qiimmlttco will bo filed with cnch to Htudy local agricultural, eco toes trading very Blow; market sociation it thin city, Mr. Flagg
nomical and industrial conditions, steady; receipts 115 curs; total U.
roll road in th» district.
Mr. Pearman said.
Mg-.
■ l*nt In Touch
S. Saturday 422; Canada 10; Sun plo of thc’ iommunlty who wished
w <4n y thus obtaining a complete
In commenting on nocossity uf day 31; Wis. sacked round whites to
save toward the purchase of a
report an to transportation require- providing a fitting rcclqition foi 4.0004.16; few fancy shade higher;
rpents of various districts, rail lin’ paity, Mr. Peurntan staled Minn, sacked round whitew-3.850 home for iho building of a new
roads wl) be able to keep in almost that Maine was one of the stutcu 4.00; Idaho sacked russets 4.000
istant touch with transportation contributing most to F'loridn's 4.25 according to quality.
constant
luircmo&ts of the entire state prosperity, und thut the two status
1, as a result, wll bo able to dl- had always .been on exceptionally
CHICAGO, Jan. 26.—W —Hogs
l» available transportation on an
45,000; moderately active; mostly
ultnhlc basis among all receivers
15 to 25c higher; under weight 25
home. Tic outstanding advan
.freight, Tho manner of doing
to 36c up; ldg packers inactive; atages
tie savings members nrc
is will he on n percentage basis.
bulk good and choice 260 to 310 safety,foryioU
availability; for
“ In other words^ a certain tcrpound botchers 12.09012.25; mu- tiie borrowingand
member, the oppor
inal district requires, soy 5,000
Jority
jm ity 200 to 225 pound overages tunity to finance Ids homo by easy
r loads per monlh. The ruiroad,
12.50013.00; better grades ICO to
payments of principal and
ion receiving this Information,
180 pound kind largely 13.10(0)1325 monthly
interest.
lows it can only handle, perhaps.
g o o d und rhoico 140 to 150 pound
W0 airlands or 60 per cent of
averages mostly 13.40013.60; tops
imspnrU tion demands. They can.
ICO pounds up 13.35; 130 pounds A. C. L Seeks Right
•reiore, with this information,
up 13.76; bulk packing sows 11.00
To Extend Tracks
ahead and authorize permits for
011.25; desirable killing pigs 13.60
per cent of receivers' requlrc${>13.75; heavy weight hog* 11.000
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.—(/P)
•nts in the district, thus giving
12,40; medium 12.10013.05; light
rrynno an equal share of trdns12.00013.35; light lights 11.960 —Approval of tho construction of
rtation facilities, without any
13.75; packing sows 10.76011.86; 21 miles of new line in Florida
jm of lilstipctlon, ns between
slaughter pigs 13.250 13.76.
• was sough; for the Isterstate Com
Rain Predicted For
» receiver and another.
Cattle receipts 20,000; fa t steers merce Commission by the Atlantic
to 15c higher; better gradua Coast Line. The extension would
Most Of Next Week strong
with
weight
up most best weighty run from Dade City to Homosaasa,
filth Musher Race
rt load of long serving agricultural sections.
steers 11.00;
quality Kciitiuiij
generally
yeurliug 11.50; quuuv/
Begins In Manitoba
FOR AID OF THE BALD
,—...(
__ ____
plain; mbulk
6.66010.00; -shei stock
unrhungud;
lower
grades
und
canFROM THE PAS. MANITOBA,
nom nnd t-utteni fairly active,’ NEW YORK, J a t. 26.—</D—In
p. 25.—(/R)—With many of tho
strong; bulls steady; abebt *heavyyj nn effort to cure baldness and oth
rmor races eliminated, a . dozen
veulers er ills of the hair, Charles Ntsslcr,
bologiuui around 6.76; '__
lusher*" lifted up their dogs for
■l
,
.pucker*;
* i; president of tho American Master
steady
ut
12.00012.60:
to
| Start today in the ninth annual
hand picking upward to 14.00.
Hairdresser*’ Association, has giv
• Pa* dog derby.
Fhls year’s event was scheduled
en
$6,000 toward the establish
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.—UP)—
a 120 mile lsp race, spread over
Cotton futures 11.45 a. m. bids; ment of a college os hair research.
fee days. In former yean* tho
steady: Mar. 20.23: May 19.69; July
[by has been niunhed m vr n 200
19.10; Oct. 18.28; Dec. 18.06.
| harvest rati
ie non-stop course through the
on hand, u
derneas along tho Saskatchewan.
with ■ May opening
compared
price.-, Which ranged from 1% d«-
Z
Sanfdrd Is Boosted
In The Columns Of
B ig Alabama Paper
Sanford nnd the •‘solid central
section" of Florida is givpn a gooJ
"boost" in the well known "L et
ters To The Editor" contributed
to the Montgomery Advertiser by
Mr. Thompson.
- In one of a scries of letters on
Florida. Mr. Thompson portrays
tho beauties and attractions of
'Sanford..and advises' all future
Florida visitors desirous of ob-
Experienced M a n
Secured By Local
Loan Organization
E
------ vnaries
County Agent B. W. Whitner’s Leonard Clements,
on Englishman
plana .for the Seminole county ex ■who was facing deportation to hi*
hibit nt the South Florida Fnir in home a t London. Clements, nccnniTampn receiver! the uhnnimoua a p Ing to word reaching hero, Btrnck
proval and commendation of the Deputy Sheriff Ralph Long over
members of the Seminole County the head with a pair of improvised
Association of Chambers Of Qonu "knocks" made from a broom hnnmoree at n meeting held today in | dlo and a stick. With seven other
the local Commerce body's office; Iprisoners, nil held on minor cimrjfn commenting on the exhibit- les, Harvey fled.
planned nwl collected by Mr. WhltThe other men held in the cell
ner, Chairman I.ean LcRoy, fornirr- hnd been bound and gagged by the
ly of Geneva, declared th a t this eight who escaped because, xhe
county would be "very creditably pair said later, it was feared that
represented a t Tampn" both from they could not be trusted.
Blood Iloands Are Used
nn ogricultural nnd -• industrial
standpoint.
Blood hounds were used by a
“While cold nnd wet weather hns posse all day yesterday and up to
materially retarded plant growth a late hour la st night In trying to
in this section,” Mr. LeRoy stated, find the fugitives.
"this county will Jiave on exhiblct
Harvey was sent up from Palm
one of the finest collections of pro Beach county in February, 1024, as
Ho was
duce ever gathered in Seminole Chnrlfes E.. Clement*.
county."'
'
sentenced to-tw o years for break"Our citrus exhibit is particular ing and entering. While serving
ly good" Mr. LeRoy added, "possi th a t term, he estfrped three times.
bly better than any hitherto obtain While at liberty ho woh again
ed, nnd »much credit is due Mr.
W nltner'and his associates for the
interest and hard work th a t they
have p u t.forth in endeavoring to
advertise thls‘lcpuitjty at the Tampaj
exhibition."
The "dummy"
tho-new
------- - of
------— county
booklet that is being published for
the association by the Record Com
pany of St. Augustine was review
ed and npproved and plans for its
distribution discussed in addition
to initial plans for a wider adver
tising to be launched sometime in
the near future.
Secretary R. W. Penrmnn, who
is also secretary of the association, attorney’s office in Media iatc
was appointed to handle publicity Sunday. Tho questioning tontinucd a t his home in Bywootl
Heights, near where Miss Dietrich's
head was found, and ended a t hh, mliuielphis oftice.
At the office was discovered ev
idence which Assistant District At
torney MeClenohnm Baid led to the
belief that Marshall was th<
idnyor.
Among tho things found were n
new rug, partly filled bottled of
.
••
_____ *■
whiskey und wine’ and a medical
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.—(>P)— saw.
Two rugs apparently hnd
"Little Abe” JIutnniel, lawyer, bon
vivnnt, first nighter along Broad been removed from tne office floor,
the detectives said, and replaced
way’s white way a generation ago by
the new rvg.
is roming back home to be buried.
Frequent
Caller A t' Schupl Home
A voluntary exile In London since
Marshal was said by Alexander
he finished a prison term on
Schupl and hlr wife, brothor-tnBlackwell’s
...I----1:—
*»- -Island in 1908, for low and sister of Miss Dietrich, to
have been n frequent caller upon
Doctor Adm its He
Dismembered Body
Of Anna Dietrich
Abraham Hummel
Is Brought Back To
America For Burial
m ___ _ ... »..v ureuvcr
p art of the U. S.—^but know Abranum H. Hummel, ’'Little Abe" ns
;he was called, and his big partner,
•the Isle “D'k BlH”
the \>riidlpsl' of TUtt nnd Tutt of lnM*r
(ii roi’kktq
uatiowl
l„ |x IkUsJ
ing lun’, 35
11
f-
8?!B £5& 5tt
•olina Hospital
Destroyed By Fire
HILL. 3. C.. Jan. 25.—(A1)
which seriously damaged
im o rH o sp ital here early
Was without fata) results as a real tragedy. The hvra really
tianto ware In the building a t •hut nnd Willed the villan in the
»c v f tho bUr*.
v J’T
play, this ptibo! being loaded.,
structure was a practically
rb arle s II.; Gilbert, professor of
altijough most of Opecology a t Btunford Univerxlly,
l» ..* r r .2 !sr L , j t
to_1.48 were followed by a general
i May t
1.48%.
were easy
wheat all
pathizi
pointed oi
corn si
corn oi
S
a l _ _ x
1
Iustat ivl h*
I-'nnih
City N ew s
B riefs •
mull
dtw u IMF
lodECll if, J
-’ollowiaj*
I,q,-inn
ink)
plins fw'ifl
nov mcnil^fl
tin city
cone afrduisfl
*lf eveif 4
gillc for
in his
hare its
tot s*1*1 M
cnnpaien- *"
omen of Carthage bobbed
ir und flew to the defense Ly bill P^W1'
city ugains Sclpio Afrl- in tonfpxw*.
city.
f
- -,11!-
, lake diatfl
which bstfl
will give |1
| intcrnt iiM
nnnouuxsa
by M. Ifl
mandci. 1
Heights; consideration $600.
F, E. Sherman, e t a l,.to H. Q.
Touchstone, lot 3, block E, Buena
Viata Estates; consideration $600,
Altamonte Development Com
pany to Julia B. Clide, 3 lota in
R. L. Belt's addition to-Altamonte;
consideration $600.
C, J, Ahlqulit to A. , SJablom,
6 acres in section 17, township 20;
consideration $600.
C. S. Lee to Eugene Johnsoa,
iota 32, 33, 66 and 67, Milton
Square; no consideration stated.
Betty B. Vim Dyks to A, J. Iba,
oil of Block G, Neaves addition;
no consideration stated.
E. W. Dickson to L. Alien, lot
t, Q, B. Road’s sub-divDion In
enm-a: no prioa announced.
9 l u u a i w v i
l k .
Your opport
most Wonderfi
investment at
■
i
w ill b e offered when Bor
W atch closely for the ami
�More ThairSflO Are
CAC6 , Ja, 25.Ime of '
tht
rd Promised
U8C3
which
is th«
fie to
stick
marc
lesely
Yacht
Juteh”
. first
dutchdsyers
liming
trdlcss
u t he
bg hin
L<?cnl boxing f*ns aro. expected
to turn out in force tonight to sec
Henry GodaloV Tfght curd nj the
Armory, when Kid Camar, 0f HanfTCI^L 2»nui’ nnd, . D',bljy -Lux, of
Jadcsonvine, wJ.I top fie show
with a 10 roupd scrap ut 150
pounds.
j .
• Pre^s reports on these two boy*
have been very flattering and if
hark or nia #nunw«*.4i®w.iv **«*. **•**» • they
live up to the advance notices
hit It under the pellet with a aliarp
tho promoter’s promises, holdrtr> that sent tho globule high into and
of the pasteboards are to bo
the air almost perpendicularly from $rs
entertained
with a lively show durwhere It lay. He took one itep
forward, seized tho descending bull ing the course of tho battle. Both
with one hand nnd .w|th the other fighters have a: rived in town and
snatched tho $5. bill as ho stepped are said to bo in topnotch condition*
back.
V
Tho card will, include two proUmihnries, n semi-finnl nnd a "battie royal", in addition to the main
, bout.
It» the semi-finnl two good boxI c**‘®rc lo iwjuare off. Kid Irving,
of Chicago, and Young Staples, of
Richmond, Va., will mix in whnt
Godale.says will be one of the fastest bouts over-to be staged in n
Sanford arena. Tho boys will
weigh in at 135 pounds. Young
Staples is said to hold tho junior
lightweight championship of the
state of Virginia.
.One of the preliminary bouts will
bo fought by Jack tango, Chicago
boy, and “Gob” Scherpc, of Atlanta,
"Red" Habcl, captain of the Wof
ford (S. C.) College basketball
team, is troubled with wenk eyes
but it doesn’t affect his playing a
particle. For "Red" as you’ll note,
has a incclally deviscu musk of
which he wears to protect his
"specs." The protector is the work
of "Rip" Major, Wofford coach.
FILM STAR INJURED
I tune,
I twist
Ro lift
pr 140
li club,
green,
ts and
‘ HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Jan. 25—
M*)—Elaine Hummereteih’a fuco is
badly bruised as tho result of n
toboggan crash at a mountain re
sort which knocked her uncon
scious.
Id marIce and
COOL1DGE AS A WIT
Ike Way , NiaV YORKv *-Jan, 25.—Galvin
ititrhin- Cooledga possesses hunt or fnr Wn
ate ex- unadulterated form. This is from
John Erskin of Cuba, who estab
or you; lished himself as a wit by his ver
1 no- sion of tho private life of Helen
, so I’ll of Troy.
that 1
In n fTO-mllc gale n six-foot man
’ niblick has a ton of air hurled at him every
In time minute.
beat ofct
The ci
way a t I
home is
be admit
arc to cc
_
HAN!
LONG
now it d
thur dc i
who bro)
Carlo", ]
for the
come to
when the
an expen
—
The i
cholera t
river Gn
phage, a
Hadley.
i
..... r
■■■■■■
■ •
{*
■
Bowling
I1!—About
Tonmey
is always his game.
h{s head
ST. PETERSBURG, Flsu, Jan.'
Daxxy Vance aim drovtf In all th e
over p big Wood burner am
iot* run* hia dub made In n
Ifi.—(VT)—More than SoO entrant*
CANNES; Trane*, Jgn.'fg.*—The fowTite color of Helen W
the Americad woman tennis ch,
pioh,ls green. That ofi M uj
Lenglen, the French fUihrSTl
and blue nos predominated on*
Riviera tenia courts, w hen H<
and Sutahne will probably’ s
this-stfuon:- < ■' ■
The extreme simfcTlghy. of
<rown of Mite. Will* yesterdaj
the Cannes boat club attracted
>ut why the rule* o f L _ ___ season which went Into Brooklyn* were here today for tho opening
should be changed *a as to relieve Winntng column, T!
of the national open lawn bowling
the pitcher ©f hi* turn a t bat.
Two pitcher*, Cheater Falk of tournament. Virtually every section
The thought is not alw»y* to the St. Louis Drown*, Anti Johh*W» of the nation Is represented in the
rove tho pitcher, btit is based on hntted above .400 in 1925, Folk the second bent man in the eon«othe belief that when tho twlrler hit .C2&.ln eight time*
,...^ a t bat,
__ ____
mak.officials said. There ejfjtv.vprc seystep# to the plate he usually tokos ing five hits. J o hinson
went‘ *“
to K"1
hat oral entrant* from Canada.
tr 1- J—
three swings or pops out. .
. % OT times
____ ____
in 33 „„mM.
garni ‘ * >•.dV’'ij. •' There Is no i d lime for tho con.
Tho records for the last season,
As o pinch hittec on April 23. .‘ elusion of the tournament, the idea
however, rove»l numerous Ihsumco* Johnson, sucked n double. On Mdy 1being to continue It until all tljc
in which ihe pitcher's hot war. con-» 10, again pin hitting, he tvon the 1ovqntn have been played, .The
t..fr
. ..t
.V<UM1> ■
t lM A M
W n ls llA S
rldcrcd potent enough to bo called gamo by
ilch the tmatrhes
pounding otlt
n. 1.homer
nw located*fit coal of darker green. The skirt had
wdre heln*
Walter Johnson, vetornn twirlcr
Mirror ta k e Park. They are In the a *rt cf tiny ruffles on -it,- while tho
„ „ u aro .surfaced with
............
Conl w“ bcspahglad. '
of the Washington Senators, freopen and
mafl.
There will-be a rink tourney,' | She anchor mother w m ; gac»U
uuently was called upon to pinch
hit in one game he smashed out n
doubles nnd singles tourne; nnd a
paaw pi
,
w h im b
homer whi;h wen the gnme. !'
Possibly the most striking axTP QUIIvT IMAGINATION
Any player who lose* . bU first
amplo ;of a pitcher's ineffective*
. ,
-------game automatically transfers to
no**, however, is tin t of Burleigh
GENEVA, Jan. 25.—(jT)—Tho ids respective colsolation tourney,
Grimes, of the Brooklyn Dodgers,, two guns o r American movie cow-' Cush prize*, ranging from $50 for
who in. a game September 22 bov herors are being blotted with tta record best man In the consolagainst ,|hc Chicago Cub*, hit Into jnkj0 n clnomn poster* In Switzer- atlon ain|Ele, ^ | 100 for the winland lest tho irohf? nation of tho
_|w*.
seven out, causing two double plays young be excited unduly.
ncr of *he !‘nJ *Vent *"? ttot‘ Un|r
.
more than $2,000 were a t stake.
and a triple killing.
Bachelorhood In Japan is very
llandsom* trophies also were ofOn the other hand Grimes, two
weeks previously, actually droye in rare, being almost unknown.
fered jn .th e .rin k championship,
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You Poor Kid, Why
Are You §o Skinny?
Don’t your mother know that
Cod Liver Oil will put pounds of
good healthy flesh on your bonet*
in just a few weeks?
Tell her every druggist hns it
in sugar-coated tablet form now
so that you won’t have to take
the nanty, fishy-tastlng oil that la
apt to upset your delicate stomneh.
Tell her that McCoy’* Cod Liver
Oil Compound Tablets are chockfull of vitalizing vitamlnes and
arc the greatest flesh producers
ed 12 pounds In 7 months.
She must nsk Union Pharmscy
or any druggist for McCoy’s Cod
Liver Oil Compound Tablets—60
tablets—60 cents—as pleasant to
take ns candy—and if at tho end
of 30 days if she isn’t glad she
bought them your druggist is
authorized to return her money.
states
iplete residential community
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The South’s PREMIER EVENT
uary
ever
instructive exhibit of tho mnrvdouH ’renmircwi of Floridan most
iWtd exposition will without a doubt lie irr^ te r and grander than ever*
} ^operation without a peer anywhere In all the totfihland. A Midwinter
* nothluK ahort of aaloundinit.
CITRUS FRUIT fiXlIIM TS
Grap,fn,it—in nil their glory, bursting with Juirt, Juatly referred to a*
—Will bp ohown in bewildering array—46 varieties—count em—46.
prise at the very advanced stages of the development
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of money necessary to have reached such
completeness.
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ast sums
level of
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In other words, they ar lot told merely of the
SH O W N tHb results of
great program ahead—jihey
a program already well worked out.
___ VEGETABLE EXHIBITS
r r ""und. nolid and substantial kind, grown In Vo
amitniua profusion. 43 varieties (count 'em)—48.
FI jOWER SHOW
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*11- /f. k* J l T\ vthe d d ,eaU|y.pcrfBmtd| kind. Tram nalivres of the tropics to the common or
, • , h*tk memories of youth. The n]iplrlturlle frond* of the Mparagu*
e bridal array and uallroum*—see them.
t* % Jr * L T
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Co l o
m edal
POtJLTRY SHOW
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•lleetlon of chickens with ancealorics dating back to lh* time •b*m BvoHrat
hrH
U*rt*lnly thU (a one of the Mg powltiy hhow* <tf'
' Whyl mSa i" f ,iUoa*1 W“ * r c fvet pi space regwlrod to *tage it, Awd 0* rU»
HOME DEMONSTRATION SHOW
f Rroaenred goodies that are Volttsia'* «*u prot<«
f. fascinating things from the facile fingers of H 01
ONE THOUSAND OTHERS
“h“wln5 *be arutnen o f ourjdurdy schooUb
‘‘■•ivura and profeastonaB; a Block Bi*»
Attto Bkow; Small FrSt. B taw *w d
lUadlcrilU
W t** fanli
W M
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daflMJShfaaiZ
sT
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car and a truck at
.A r e il
convi
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choign words th e danger to lif« end property
th is busy Junction entails. A watchman la
iir
i the job, but I t 13 difficult to see how an acddbui,
nd could have occurred had he been functioning
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and
again
the menace of this spot looms before th e public a b
F- jo<WKi, MM.riKC M litr
an issue demanding immediate attention.
low n A T « r
Month*—yi.GO
Contemplation of the accident brings out a curious charac
jC arrieivner
teristic
of people in general. Had three lives, or even one life,
Edition *1.00
been claimed in the collisfoii, a great howl would have be^n
IAt. ItOTICKi A ll o h ltu n rjr sent up and th e city of Sanford, the Chamber of Commerce
c
o f th u n k * , r ts o lu i o t e n te r ta in m e n ts and all other civic clubB would have brought all possible
_ _ a r e m s d a w |U tie pressure to bear on railroad officials in an attem p t to im
*, f o r - a t r r r u l n r a d v e r tis in g
u l * lb ‘
t a t ! * ' * mediately secure the proper protection of this crossing. Al
ASSOCIATED •*nC*9 though the gasoline car was completely demolished, and seri
a Axioctmrd Press la exclusj antlttad to -ths us* for re- ous injury to both drivers was only avoided through a m irac
lloatlon of -all nrw* dispatches ulous whim of fate, nobody was killed, no local citizens sit by
Iliad lo It or not otharwlna
complacently without making any attem pt to remedy a situ
Utad.ln this paper and all
it. news . published herein, 5M ation th a t today m ay result in loss of life.
ila op -republicatlon Of
of epeelal
atehea herein ara al BO reserved ■ Despite accidents of this kind and repeated warnings of
>NDAY, JAN 15. 1920.
the danger represented, It is apparently necessary fo r a life
or
two to he sacrificed before the proper steps to obtain bet
5RAUV8 PLATFORM
-DovikT i waier joule lo Jark- ter protection ard taken.
nvllle. i ~ 1
The railroad is supposed to furnish flagmen for all of its
traction of St. Johm-Jn crossings in 'th e city, so to a certain extent the city itself Is
absolved of blame in the opinions of m any. But of w hat use
M ' wWt® w « .
ng pool, Urmia courts, 1b a flagman If he doesn't flag?. And if he doesn't protect
*f m t W f %
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the crossing who’s business is it to see th a t the situation is
igmenting o t building pro* remedied?
hotel*, a p a r t *
.T h ere are other dangerous railroad crossings in Sanford
aloft of atreot paving th a t have neither flagmen nor gates, presenting even a
ini. - •
g reater menace than Rand's Crossing. Where school busses
it ruction
of
boulevard and hundreds of automobiles cross every day the people
... Lake Monroe,
ipletion of city beauUfica* should insist on sufficient protection to safeguard lives. ,
Members of the train crews nre supposed to precede‘the
of school system engine and hold up traffic at, those crossings th a t are unpro
for Idcreaacd fa- tected, but In a busy city where traffic is heavy, this method
(ttt
of guarding against accidents seems' to be a poor one.
ILE VERSE FOR TODAY
Sanford has a generous shore of downtown railroad cross
ings.
Perhaps all of. them are peccssjiry. This Is‘a busy
FAITHFUL STEWARD—
then* ,w4 » le t food before him city and xtb im portant distributing point.' Bui even at th at
oati tfUtHt«.hdliri‘,!<*m not dot. The Herald believes the railroad should provide-amplp pro
fU I have told mine errand.' tection k t all o f theso crossings to make them safe, ThlB
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newspaper is of the opinion th a t action should be taken now
YER-riEpablo ua, O God, to
rioW ntwards of thine, ever to remedy an evil which has existed for a surprisingly long
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R, darting the Lord.
A BADE OF PROMISE
Florida Newspapers
\— e ^ —
M l of hope* arid fenrs,
m
M enace
It
w .
Florida
le have reason to bo proud of th eir
a r of smllea and tears,
AT fronm all (Sir years, papers and
pdwspapers In turn are proud bf-the
stole soft gw*,
hit?stole
Who "'have made possible «u6h good newspapers. It
fjffood, w hatf'er of il|
exaggerating
to say th a t Florida possesses the best
. 'o r acho, or peace, or
IMS, k r stas p*.
THIS CONGRESS should dungs
is unwise Inheritance tax that
dsetouragea effort.
A punitive . inheritance tax la
cowardly, because It takes money
from a dead man. Why not take
it from him while ho is alive, in*
*i?iitl of waiting to take it from
till* widow and children'!
IT IS an unwise tax, because
by such a tax business men of
middle age at the height of th d r
constructive',ability but fafing
possibility of death, dread new
Undertakings.
The death collectors might find
their affairs too much ’’aprektl'
out” And destroy their estate by
excessive tax collecting.
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TO TAKE taxes from the living
and let the dead alone would be
a good plan. Mr. Molon and Presi
dent Collidge recommend .It.
A particularly vicious proposal
wblch would make the inheritance
tax r worse than, it is now, la that
the national govcropient . should
discriminate against states like
Florida, that collects no-inheritance
ta x The plan would be) to give a
dead man credit f6r hisAocal state
ihheritance tax. The nation col
lecting only as much as the state
-failed to collect of the' total fed
eral tax,
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Ini’other wofds as Colonel Pet
er O. Knight of Tampa, joints out,
the scheme would be fo r'th e fed
eral-government to collect from n
man dying in Florida, five times
as much as from a map dying in
Now York state.. Even, if such
a tax w ere constitutional
would
be extremely stupid.-' " '".
To punish the citU^na of Flor
ida, or any otheh state,' because
their local government has tho
decency to leave its hands off the
property of a dead man, Is a
strange suggestion.
THIS IS written in Fred Har
vey’s hotel a t Baratow, Cal., on the
MuJave Desert. W, T. Kester of
I’nsndonn brings you here from
Pasadena driving a high powered
car, in three hours and a half, over
a road that runs along th \ b a s e
of giant mountains, up over the
Cajou pass, 4000 feet high, then
down uppn the floor of this dcBcrt,
which (n]2000 feet aboye the level
af tho Pacific.
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THE KAISER SPEAKS
MIAMI TRIBUNE
Hall, Pentland and!
George Sylvefitcr Vlercck", who
Was the kaiser’s most zealous
champion on this fide of the w at
er during the war. has been ex
clusively interviewing his 'majes
ty at Doom.
After Wilhelm has explained
how he was sacrificed' to politic*
and allied treachery, and how Ger
many lost the war because'she was
not militaristic, VIereck asks him
whether ho wants to “come back."
Not unless he. can serve" his
country, observes Wilhelm, then
goes on:
“The Gormans would not obey
me. Now llioy m utt obey their
French masters. If they had obey
ed me half aa well as' they now
obey alien master* I would not
now be in Doom, and Germany
was. more humble in a similar-sit
uation:
(
“Had I but served my God irith
half the zeal
I served my king, he would hot
in riiine ngc
*..
Have left me naked to mine en
emies.”
,
Humility, perhaps, is not to.be
expected of n Hohenzollern. Nor
straight thinking, cither. Nor pat
riotism, in n real sense. Else Wil
helm would be rejoicing that his
fatherland, facing reality at Uist,
is paying her lightened war pen
alties aa France paid her half u
century ago, nnd: is making irlonda
friends
with F ranc-and1 co-operating witn
the' allies to bullilal a new peace in
Europe.
.Wilhelm will not come back. Ho
ei\|t serve t Germnny better at
GOAfth ’He,would serve.ht\r hotter
x f f l n i ’k# would keep silent-in nil
Shakespeare’s Cardinal Wolst'y the languages he knows.
newspeople
AUDITS SYSTEMS TJ
is not
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news
Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, |
papers of any sta te in the Union and the proof lies in the
Palm Beach, Daytona]
records established by Florida .newspapers during the past
ns little now save as it will
ve guidance for today.
year.
One Florida pewspaper led all the newspapers in -th e
CENTR AL FLORIDA OF
e pauses not. Relentless t Nay,
NO MATTER where you live in
HU touch is tender;'day by day . world in the num ber of lines of advertising carried during the United States, make up your
317-318 F irst National
H e leads ua gently down, the way the twelve-mopth period. The Miami Herald, published in mind to see this country as soon
Unto the journey's end.
as
you
can,
of
all
the
country
that
a city of about one hundred and fifty thousand persons, lies between the two oceans.
Sanford, Florida.
As bendir.the form youth far* upCarried 42,613,436 lines of advertising. While the Times, Whosoever will can do it, expen
S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT JL
T llie dhna youth's vialon’gaipst the of New York City boasting a population of over six mil sively and gladly, or economically,
t. vto
.‘
blight,
lions, carried only 28,200,444. The Detroit News was-sec and with Infinitely greater enjoy
ment,
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ond to ,the Miami Hera\d with 83,366,494 lines.
Of the sixty-six news papers In the entire United States .ONE MAN in Chicago 'read
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sorrows bide ’g ain st Time’s which carried.top r{nllli6h linetf 6f Advertising dr more during ^bnut the Hodga.-brother* Alfalfa
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:MONEY"AVAILABL
nrnr the Hodge- postofflcc
odmmandf , -'*•
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1926, seven were, published in the S tate of Florid:*. "Con raheh.
md railway station - Just west of
kindly, aympathetic hunil
For First Mortgage Loans on Libenl Vrk_
sidering tho population of this state as compared w ith N ew lini n'an. Ho made up hU mind to
I teaches ua to understand,
Consult us first when in the mirUI
York, Pennsylvania and Illinois, this record ftf most -reinar«- i i t tJu* tii>! Tt-land on which you
for scorn another’s woe.
AN UNINTENTIONAL SLUR
i heart th a t once the ■world njile. I t is n o th in g 'sh o rt of “sensatiohal” ns tho Editor :an raine seven crops o f-alfslfx
A. P . CONNELLY & SOfll
TAMPA TRIBUNE
per year, by giving water to the
HaKinlla * Bpron*
deemed cold, " ■ .
and Publisher describes it.
.
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•nai vHnrs'v foitllc land,# He
b’s arrogance, o ft overhold,
T heta V ere other world’s records established by Florida hough: u i:c'-jr.d hand Ford car for
guides Into the mercy fold,
IjeJty. He failed to go on and
newspapers' during i925. The Miami .Daily News with pne $u5. drove here from Chicago in Kenneth Roberts, w riter for the state
jere love-light* aoftly glow.
that, so lnr a» he knew, none 1
Saturday
Evening
Post,
has
been
issue of 504 pages leads the world in tho size of a single 11 «lny3. lix d tho car up a little,
of the secretaries kept the checks
“hcarihg
from”
tho
commercial
md
sold
it
for
JG5.
Now
he
is
then with Joy the New Year1* newspaper. When the Plant City Courier issued a special
thus tendered.
living here and getting on, •
secretaries of Florid* in mbre or
Mr. Roberts has written Willis'
edition of seventy-six pbges and the Mount Dora Topic one
ib e o f Promise bom to E arth —
loss
aggrieved
tones.
Mr.
Rob
Powell,
of Sarasota, explnlning-tlie 1
T jl'S LAND, far from being, i erts, in his latest article on Flor “unfortunate
w o rth w hat we- make it jof seventy pages, records were set for cities of their re
slip” as he terms it 1
One store building size thirty by fortyi
rod
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fertile
as
th>
spective sizes.
ida in the Post, inserted this para saying: “I have been so thorough
worth,
Nile
va!V
lurking
only
tho
Nile
forty by one hundred fifty feet locilrij
jpgin-to-be.
ly aware -that of the many checks
Florida also made a record last year fo r'th e establish water np th - surface. The deep graph:
Lake Mary show cases, scales includwtr™
new-bom year,
"Scarcely a day passes that 4 offered none hud been retained,
m ent of neW daily and weekly newspapers. There are now
is 1 k>- the rows of books in secretary
of a chamber of com th at it apparently never occured
swings his service portals twenty-seven more daily newspapers in the state than there asoil
action 52,500 terms.
g
cut
library.
What
you
get
out
merce in some part of Florida to me to go into the matter inorcclear.
them depruds on what there Is doesn’t receive, •from a promoter carefully.”
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_ which love and hope op- w$re one year ago; and.forty-six more weekly newspapers. of
Fifteen acres land near Druid Park, i
.
of
a
Florida
cheap
lot
sub-divisIt
is
a
fact
that
the secretaries
So the journalistic field advances with other lines of In-you.
Ptara,
mediately.
See us tomqyrow. $8,000.
Hero tho water, 'a great inex ion, a check for jRO to 3100, or Of commercial bodlea
in Fioridn
enterprise in Fioridn, ostablinhing records and showing the haustible river, lies Just beneath
opportunity'
much
moro~oi<t«nBibly
togut
him
aro
constantly
approached
and
beALLEN JOHNSON.
b ive room bungalow near Elder SprinfM
way to g reater things. It is to tho energetic, far-sighted the surface, and thu electricity >to to perform -a little" light labor in sieged with offers of personal
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it.
brought
down
Jrom
wa
acre l°t> large trees.
lips are not liked by business men of Florida, who realize to w hat great extent ter faUs in the mountains, is cl\eap. his spare momenta, but actually to profit for favoring certain land
induce him to make /avorabfe re and‘development projects in their
b u t1.,they make a good advertising.* pays, th a t the credit .for Florida’s grpat news
Rjxht new five room bungalow on
plies to "per sun's who may write literature and in their answers to,
tha
ilon upon others.
paper^ iri'due. <• \ V \ r \ .
* • FOR INSTANCE, it takes. BOO him for information concerning innUiriet. The Tribune does not
*(!®r Springs, large trees; development!
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>• -->••• '-*<» • • . ■ pounds of water to produce one thu promoter's dubious sub-divis believe that one of theso sccretar- f
around;
price $7,000.
J
pound
of
alfalfa.
On
17
acres,
ng about speaking
ion.’’
FLORIDA IS THE biggest advertisem ent the South has
ies has fallen for this insidious'
„'doh’t have to watch ever had and the South should not be among those who the Hodge brothers raised this
graft.
Although
the
commercial,
We haven’t the slightest idea
season 1B0 tonB and pumped 1D0,- that
fence go to aloep.
$7 000°Cn acrea
near Markham; a
Mr.' Roberta intended thlrf us secretaries of Florida are over- ‘
would
throw
cold
.water
on
the
development
of
th
at
state.
000.000
pounds
of
water,
-o
an intimation that Florida com worked and underpaid, they arc in-’
Tho power cost for tho season mercial' secretaries indulge in the variably honest and sincere and'
perfect. Some The more Florida grows, the more the whole South will pros
erlminala who started out per. N othing would do the .whole South m o re .h u m than was Just J20Q, no worry about rain little game of graft suggested in they handle their importunt func-'
and constant sunshine, ripening a his statement. His ^purpose was tions in the life dT the state, with-;
days in the stoekIVMIf thirty
*
it up until they are now to have development in Florida arrested. Ju st along this crop in 22 days.
evidently to show the methods of out selfish interest or favoritism.'
part of the South, those who have thought the m atter through
Got your car, big or little, start somo of the subdivision promotors, We feel sure that Mr. Robcrtn will
» ! 'e terms.
<• ------- o------have long since been convinced th a t the devplopment oil tho for thu Pacific coast, keep going in attem pting'to "work” the secre give them due credit in his future
until you get there, stop at Hodge taries for a bit of preferred pub- articles.
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13 Dr* McKantie runs for gover. far South means tho development o f the Piedmont und the just
west of Barstow, and get the
or** he jn a y safely count on the mountains ju st beyond. If-th e people of Florida make
Hodge brothers to tell you about
vote of-Leesburg as Forrest Lake money they will invest no small p a rt of th eir profits in the this
desert.. In years to come, it
WHILE TIMES ARE GOOD
cam couot on' the vote of Sanford,
will praduco food enough to feed
216 E. Second Street
SAVANNAH NEWS
p cald the pieyorality office L mountains of the Caroiinas. The people of the South have de ten
million peopde and more.
o attractive. Her big men arc veloped the mountains aa they are developed today, and more
ijr building up their private wealth In the South meuns more development there.—Spart“I have discovered the philosoEVERYTHING THAT grows , While times are good It ia a
otf—Ocala Banner.
will grow here. When you finish good time to get * good buy, aa.ii pher'd stpne th a t turns everything
unburg (S. C.) Herald.
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into gold: it U “ Pay as you go.”—
T --------o------vour seventh crop of alfalfa
.
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in November, ^you can go traveling general personal rule. There are John Randolph.
fowya Boston man coinos forONE OF THE TAMPA banks has grown in ten years or better, start raising onions persona), individual eases, of Pay as you go and encounter no]
wfth tho declaration that
was tho first bootlegger. from a two hundred thousand dollar resource Ust to more through the winter; the big “silver course when It means money to go woo.—Proverb.
« Hb’s offering this as an ex- than forty million. The combined bank resources of Jack skin” onions of which three or four into debt. When what one goes In
Debt u like any other trap; easy '
for getting into the game.”— sonville run into a figure _that 1b alm ost p ast belief, consider* make a quart and a half.
to debt for U a permanent invoet- enuff to get into but hard enut to
m l • llerala. Trying to hide
get out of.—Josh Billings.
YHE INTERESTING thing in ment, like a homo, and when one
M r skirts, as it were, and Jng th a t fifteen years ago the bunks there were only nofpim
Happy L he who owes nothing.'
os they wore.—Clermont ally resourceful, and tei) years ago a bank failure there af this land is the Infinite variety nf has finished paying tor It, one has r-YirgU.
■
work
that
can
be
done.
Near
this
fected.the whole State adversely. There h asn 't been a bank •Ution aro mines that produce something real to show for the debt
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Pay as you go unless* you urq;
ACREAGE
failure in Florida in y e ars'an d the present Indications are, many things, from gold to lime and Incurred—and when pulling out of going for good.—Anonymous.
fhe Yellowing yam . cpamonly based on cash and good paper, th a t there will be no bank silicon. There are cement factor debt Incurred—and when palling .• Youth is in no danger until It
of debt eosottrages * saving learns to look upon debts aa furies.
Itad so a St. Petersburg paper,
that will run for centuries out
the rounds failures fo r years to "conte, except fo r dlshopesty in'som e ies
that
not otherwise be ac
A been making th
Todays Best Buys: \
without having diminished per quired.might
Credit 1* * necessary ole- —Bulwer.
irn journals. The
M way the bank official.— L. F. Chapman in Elks Magazine.
ceptibly the mountain of stone,
vigg the courage to live with
R- R. Eldrii
■ ■ a, ■a Ireal
p estatoa reporter
pressed into aervica to cover
' r, and tha following pur*
MY FAVORITE STORIES
be the first paragraph of
By IRVIN S. COBB
\ j
Itant story:
-Jubo the lovo of her huaA DEPENDABLE FAMILY ' the wildest and most desolate'I
1 hhd been won by another
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INCOME
erases of tho mountainsMr*. Goldie Goldberg, 32,
... They came to a home
a to Florida last year to
Formerly, ta one of tho Southern was infinitely better lo
of chronic indigestion by states the insane were not always any they had seen for
waters obtainable in sent to an Institution.. Sometimes house was of clapboards
ir here, shot and kill* they were formally awarded Into the customary logs,
Idberg. 38, this *ft«r- the custody of someone, usually a painted. The fences
aurth and Central A re^
, aod for th* and newly w hi tew
In fro n t of the West
_
an unfortunate the stock in the barn lot
building
ng which la being
mid one*hundred dollars • nourished look.
of approximately y^ar. This amount, in certain
*?Who iives h e re !”
h will be of brisk, section* was regarded as a hand- Snonger.' '
construction, inmo addition to Ufa family In- Tho guide told him ,
■me.
’ .
“Judging by t^e
One npmincr.' a, citixen from the place/' said ihp low]
lowlands w au up in the lifll Country tm p lfct 4 fsrchjpd
cl h ljjn itiv e »U U taking title to “He cvtaihly Is,”
MhAnm
#’s forehanded, ;
■ ■ ■ 'i f '
.of iwck;inhisi
a
15 3
t
j And there ore wonderful roads
and land to be bought most rcasonably, land that will work and
prodpee for the man willing to
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heard of God’s
■ It. the place to
10 Children. w place for a life
tdy the Argentine
the fruit man,
a ns'
i, for good realor Intelligence
illy devotion to
d the young,
V .
you
merit in buintait; no builncM t i n in o'nVs means is respectability,-.
stand th a t does not take advantage
of credit—and non* is sound th a t I
mail who
does not establish a credP **"' “
--Yeung.
i t t s .I
to i
a rule af personal final
lich to
economic practice, the 'pay m y
ever
«9" Pi«» h i
vr
and qniy safe
r to
xtan, c
Ifita
Smr
One lot in
Grandview J1
$300.00 cM»
w ick 8al;
ttrranged.
Oim |ot
^.OOo.^11
We hav
PUfchas^i
*K»Cf f
V *1 -sT
.
f o - '*
*
I-anta on 'Sanfortl
rt CaS^ ’ nnc^ eagy
desirable farms
0n 'cry liberal terms. See'
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Be G en February 9
3 y Social Department
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
Personals
HO I'LL ARRIVALS
LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY
that a rt sometimes described as'
‘‘faded," aometlmea aa ‘'dusty” and
again aa “powdered,.' A shade that
the milliners have already begun to
use is called La Vnilierc. It is like
faded Parma violets—really a very
lovely color. Tho name of Mario
Antoinette is given to a faded
grayish rose.-. ' .
?, v ;
These two trends In colors—one
In tho direction of the softened, pas
tel tones nnd the other toward
brilliant vibrant shades are both
well rep resen ts here and abroad.
The former trend may bo traced to
n revived interest in fabrics dating
from the eighteenth century, while
the latter was sponsored by the
Exposition of Decorative Arts in
Faris Inst year.
•
BY MARY MARSHALL
ForrcstLake
Copyright
McClure Syndicate
guest
of
Bliss
Margaret
Melton.
J. N. Moorhead, Los Angeles,
Attention of the members of the
Cal,; Mildred Hebeen, Boston; Mrs.
Social Department 'o f the Wo
Walter Twitcholl, Daytona; George Hata of Many Colon Are Some iod of half mournli
t J L J Sorting returned home on Caldwell,
-during which
man's Club ii called to the notice fSaturday
Bradenton; Howard 8. times Made of Plaid Silk Stretch many woman will change
from Jacksonville, where
from all
of the bridge luncheon, which will he spent several days on busing, Slaton and wife, Ocean City; D.
ed Over Straw or Canvas,.
black hata to a hat o r black and
Allen
Corscn.
Ocean
City;
BIr.
and
fco Riven Feb. 9 a t the club house,
White. After Chat no doubt they wtU
Mm, Z. Moeller; Quigg, Lr I.t Oli
PWd silk for your flmt spring blossom forth in hats of tho gayest'
vrith Mrs. E. E. itousholder n*
l^ouls Fleischer left Thursday ver Moeller, L. I.; wfluam Moeller, hat—how does the idea atHke
you. hues.. The milliners of Paris wen?
» your
hostess. A lrthoso who expect- to
” New York, where R Quigg, L. I.; Mr. and Mm, W. M.
Suzanne Talbot-waa the French of course affected by this period of
part- have quests are requested to eeml will spend two weeks On business Davies, Plninsfield, N. J.; Misa DelEnglish mourning, and such re
clock iJn namcs*and remittances to Mrs.
w
thc"
nowned
milliners as Lewis of Paris
l^kieC«l
A
n
p
e
nick
winter
iC
!*armln?
U
Ltlc
hcndploces—only
ins as R. A. Newmnn or Mrs. D. L.
Mrs. Clarke Leonnrdy leaves P « k ? R
have
been
turning out charming
o
b
e
r
t
I
n’f
?
e
of
plaid
velours
Thrasher not later than Feb. B as
New York;
hata of dull black. One from Lewis
Wednesday for Daytona' Beach Sam J. Bradley,illtlns,
Now
York;
BIr.
sptist no reservations will be taken a ft where
was trimmed with leaves of silver
she will spend several weeks’ and Bfrs. A. C. Carter, St. Augus
new er that date.
ST*
ed ostrich, made rigid and leaf-like
AH members of the Social De
tine; C. It. King, St. Augustine; C. nation of colors and tones thnt by means of tho stiff silver paint.
ck «t partment, house guests and those
There will he an Interesting race
Mr* n.Ld •¥*?• Entwt Betts an- S. Brumloy, St, Augustine; J. J. would go smartly with a gray or
who have lived In Sanford less than
llannigan, Chicago; F. Strait, Chi black euit or street frock. For this summer between ’the bright,
Jan"
17
If
SirtV
t
‘
12
pountl
80n*
cago;
D.
T.
Helm,
Chicago;
Dr.
B.
one year, are elidible to attend this Jan. 17, at the Robson Sanitarium.
crude, primitive hues that seem to
B, Caswell, Sanford; Mr. Gunningaffair. **
,
.; l
bo stressed by some dressmakers
ce Orham and party; Sir. nnd Mrs. W. A.
and milliners and the softer shades
at
Sholes,
N.
J.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I*
P,
Mrs- E< D> Mob,cy have
12:30 Dance Will Be Given
Chittenden, Sanford; J. H. Vnn
t i l °, V
m u u ic y S
brother rL.
rh 0‘S
^ .He*t '' Dr-.Mobley'
BAN ON NAUGHTY MOVIES
B. Mobley
of Memphis, Hoy; M. F. Robinson, J. Brocken*
At
The
Country
Club
Tenn.
Lee
ridge, Mrs. D. M. Latng, Mr. and
NEW YORfC; Jan tX —W - N o
u Fox,
Mrs. I). D. Hammond; Mayor For
longer will movies loo naughty for
O n„Wednesday- evening at the
Miss Allio Gillen has rcturnrd rest Lake, Sanford; Mrs. Forrest
llotel
the U. S. find a market In the
Sanford Country Club there will from Ocala where she spent the Lako,.Sanford; Blr. and Blrs. BI. B.
Dutch East Indies. Producers have
Ill have be an informal danco honoring week end ns the guest of Miss Hutton, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. C,
received notlco fijnis considered
4
bo club those taking part in the. golf tour Mabel Aiken.
■E. Mitchell, Orlnndo; Mrs. W. H.
contrary to public order or good Just ns soon ns completed
nament which will bo held on that
Carthy, Orlnndo; Mrs. Ernest El
I
inorals
will bo released In Batavia. we will move into tho new
date.
BIrs. Stella Arrington nnd party lington, st. Louis; Mrs. Sinclair.
tthodist
The music will bo furnished by of friends motored to Daytona Orlando; Clifton Orr and. parly of
R. L.
building ju st South of and
INFORMATION IS SOUGHT
the Scmiiiolo Syncopators, and n Beach on Sutrrday where they Orlando; Mr. nnd Blrs, S. BL Lloyd,
ndjoining t h o Western
inford good tinio Is assured. Tho danco spent the day.
Sanford; Mr, and Mrs. Ai £. Betts,
Union
Telegraph Co.’a ofT
WASHINGTON,
Jan.
25.—(/P)—
js
open
to
the
public.
Dnnclng
dock.
Sanford; Mr. and M rs, J c E .1 UmTho House Naval Committee to lice.
will begin a t 9 o'clock and last
Our office equip*
Mrs. L. G. Stringfellow ia spend hach, Orlnndo; Frank MncNcill,
day naked tho Navy Department ment will bo of thc very
until 1 o'clock.
ing some time In Orlando as the Sanford; Miss Ann Lee, Sanford;
for all its correspondence with the
; at the
guest of her son and daughter. Dr Mr. nnd Mrs. S. D, Forrest, Dr.
nircraft development corporation, latest design nnd courtoay
nnd Mrs. Cecil Butt.
ami Mrs. Ralph Stevens, Sanford;
hacked
by tho Ford interests, con and service will be our
Dr. anil Mrs. S. Pulcston, Sanford;
wkins | Woman’s Club Notes
cerning
the building of an all-met motto. If you hovo nny
t hosMr.
and
Mrs.
II.
L.
Rex,
Brlsto,
The many friend* of Mrs. Mabel
al dirigible.
| nt the This is an unusually busy week Bishop will regret to leatn that Conn.; George D. Farnum, Phila
thing to foil or wish to buy,
Ivey
kindly give ub nn opportun
at thc Sanford Woman's. Club. On she continues to be ill nt her apart delphia; F. W. Breeden, Sanford.
WILLS WINS AGAIN
Monday morning at 10 o'clock "the ments in'thp Wclnko.
ity to talk it over with you.
BTontezumn
first of the tourist bridge pi
New
location 104, Park
CANNES,
France,
Jan.
25,—(£*)■
I.ymnn Bottolpli, formerly of
B. J. Lepper and wife, Daytona
vssivc will be given under the auspices of Sanford,
—Helen
Wills
won
thc
final
round
Avenue.
but
now
of
Miami,
spent
A. V. Mayhew, Pensacola;
t the the Social Depnrtmcnt. These the week end here as the guest of Shores;
of the Mctropolc tournament todny,
Mr. nnd Btrs. H, M. Spaulding,
at her bridge parties ore open to the pub W.
defeating Mile. Vlasto, France’s
M.
Scott.
Ludlow;
G.
L.
Scigtc,
New
York;
at 3 lic.. There w ill.be a prize given,
second ranking woman player, C-3,
John
E.
Fox;
Miss
Alice
Dresers;
but no refreshments.
7-5,
Mrs. Mildred Peabody has re \V. L Maynard, BluconlAL L. May
/-ZC
U. D.
nard;
George
A.
Simmons;
Robl,
turned
homo
from
Orungc
General
BROWN REALTY
M Mrs. On Tucsdny afternoon the reg Hospital ut Orlnndo, where she hud Phillips; J. E. Richards and wife.
PIRATES IN BALTIC SEA
Plaid* silk over a light-weight
Ave* ular fortnightly bridge party will her tonsils removed.
foundation of canvas fashions u
Jacksonville;
Roy
Stephens,
Jack
be given with Mrs. James F. HawSTETTIN, Germany, Jan. 25.
sonville; Mrs. C. L. Hall, Tampa; charming little hat as easy to wear
COMPANY
y Hall, kins as hostess. At this meeting dens it is to brhold.
;
W —Thoy’ro hunting in the Baltic
Mrs.
Ruth
Weed,
Tampa;
Mrs.
Sar
Mr,
nnd
Mrs.
J.
E.
Richards
of
Agnes tails of the dancing and bridge
Jacksonville, motored to Sanford ah Weed, Tampa; Miss Dorothy warmer days or for wear at South- Sea for a Jolly Roger. The Swcclasses will be announced.
on Satlirday and spent the week North, Tampa; Col. G. E. Rowlett; ern resorts a hat of this description dish schooner Rapid, missing for
__ is most wearable. It might bo several months after u storm, has
Regina Sask. D. C.; 0. BL_ GreshAll lovers of poetry will be in end here ut thc Montczumn.
am.
Davis
Shores:
M.
F.
Bumwith A
frame cover- bccome.a pirate_crnft.
I the li- terested fn the program to be pre
422 Union Ave.
with plaid taffeta or. as in tho
Mrs, S. A. Berner has as her stead, Davis Shores; A. BL Sylent;
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
sented on^Wednesday by the Liter
■ R.
~ hat shown in the sketch, tho foun
A.
P.
Krcugar,
Stuart;
Mrs.
A.
guests
for
several
days
her
niece,
ature Department, with Mrs, L. R.
Phone. 473-W.
Stuart; James Tate, Ham dation might be of white or natural LOST;,Pointer dog,, white, with . I
Phillips as ohairman for* the day, Miss Josephine Livingston of Pa Krueger,
ilton,*
Ont.r'Mrs’
.
t
T
b
."
Spier,'"port!
straw
with
the
top
covered
with
liver
colored
spots.,
spe
Answers
to
| library assisted by several of the younger int ka, ami her brother, L. Lcitnor
Hope, Qnt.; 11. C. Locke, Rochester, Ithe plaid silk.
name of Count. Finderj w
please reof New York.
members of thcTdepartmcnt.
N. Y.; Frunk Smith, Jasper, Ala.; j In England and other places turn and roccivo liberal
reward.
Mrs. R. E. French and small ion Jim Christian, Jasper, AUL; James i when!’English social life has a Dr. B, D. Caswoll.
On
Friday
afternoon
a
t
3
o'clock
litis at her home on Sanford Heights, of Lnkelnnd, will arrive in San Miller, Tampa; Mrs. James Miller, j strong influence there haB been a
revived interest In black hats of
•
‘
Mrs. Henry Wight, club president,, ford on Tuesday to lie the guests Tampu.
ly In will
late.
The period of full mourning
..... open a series or
of progressive iI°f Mrs. Raymond Fox at her homo
lasted
with the English court up to
Seminole
jcital vanishing bridge parties with four | on Magnolia Ave.
Mr. and
T. Walsh, Min- a week ago. From then until Fcbtables* of players. At thlB time de- \
~— :— , .................
ryur^ 20 thero wlll bo a ahort permi;
•Muster tails of tbbsrpovcl plan for„,pbib j ? Thu .many friends of littlo.Loiu«P Mai
..... AWww. „• J. .t. .
^ri(fcr»o|i
will be plea: ed to
i'rar old benefit will be thoroughly diacuan-! learn
Wi* rcchnrgi; your run-down Inittery perfectly in 8 ■
thnt she Is improving after Mr. atid Mrs, Gardner, Springfield,
ed.
The
players
aro
chosen
to
rep
. Farris,
F. (I. Swygnrt, Laurens,’ S. C.{ 0.
hours with our ConsUht Poteiitiul Charging Systeirt. ’
now of rasent thc four club departments. ll critical illness a t tho Fcrnabi F. Underhill, N. Y;; E. F. Graham,
Laughton
Hospital
Saves
50c on rental bnttory expense. Itocommended
|th inter
N. Y.j'M r. und Mrs. H.^Hopkins,
NtuJe« |« lirrrliy K l v c i i ' t h a t C, M.
by
ull
thu lending battery m anufacture's. Try this
ne recital
M
lll-r,
Hu*
f
o
r
m
e
r
o
w
n
e
r
o
f
tlio
)•*.
Petersburg; fMr. and Mrs. Theo A. M. M o to r Cum p u n y o f H suforil,
- Mrs. C. L. Hall, Mrs. Ruth Weed, St.
fung vio;now,
liettpr
buttery clmrging servico. You’ll'like it*
Wentz,
St.
Petersburg;
G.
F.
Childs
Ctoi iilu. line i Ii Ih d a y ebbl Ibl* hboVti
Tarris in THOUGHTS-WISE Mrs. Sarah Weed and Blrs. Doro Jacksonville; Sam K. Ferrell, Tum- UimlneAH
lo T. l \ H olt o f H anford,
Satisfaction
guaranteed.
thy North composed party from pu; T. K. Drew, Sanford; Mrs. C. L. who w ill r o n t l n u e ettlit li u s l n e e s u l
iirles F.
AND OTHERWISE Tampa,
spending thc week-end hero Hull, Tampa; Mrs. Sarah Weed, tie hum e lo c a tio n , n n d wftn Is bn:ltl«jil to r e c a lv e
n il u t c o u n i s <»r
at the Montezuma. .
km was
Tampa; Blrs. Ruth Weed, Tampa; ilulni» tine xttlil C o m p a n y u n d Who.
In our own community wo have
ri'AimiiKlIilr f o r nil Its b s t t l oliCharles
Miss Dorothy North, Tampa; F. W. UlauulJuna
407 West F irst St.
Phone 548
Sanford, Fla..
o r llatilllttcn.
Hamden Du Bose who is attend-;Bcn(Jer( u k ' llind. Russell Wilson,
Dn at 4 at least two literary clubs—maybe
ing
Alabama
Polytechnic
Cutlcge
phllmle,,)hla.
BI.
CrosWftith,
tsonville, more—a musical club* a garden
at Auburn, Ala., is spending a short
m .; J. BI. Wurron.
tfield.
club, a Nature club, a travel club, a whHe here with his parents, Mr. Jackgon*iUe. j . A. Sanch and wife,
tlomann).
mothers' club, besides’ several nnd Blrs. 11. C. Du Bose.
, Kansas City, Mo.: H. N. Garner,
athoven), church societies und any number of
.r
•,
*ir i n
i
Atlanta, J. F. Still, Atlanta; Ei R.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred Brendcn Hciman> Bfacon; J. C. Carey and
bridge clubs. It docs seem funny
[ikhousc). —doesn't It?—that wo have no Robson announce tho birth of u wJfc> Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs.
son, Jan. 23, a t the Robson Sam- U o p< Ktile-r Paducah, Ivy.; Mr.
renttlin). hnusewifos' club or cookery club. tarium. Tlio baby hiis been named un(, Mrgi q , *y. Wansloy, City; G.
w p evnon, p;. Bl. Sm*ib, wife und
I suppose tho idea is that among Alfred Breeden Robson, Jr.
„
, „ —— „ ,
Ichild, Bushnell; Y. W. Williams,
1°). Ag.[women of moderate circumstances
BIr. and Blrs. A. B. Peterson rc- Chattanooga; Clarence Eisner and
like these, cooking Is so much a
Fu>. Carl! mutter of every-day necessity that turned home on Sunday afternoon #partyi white Plains; R. T. Ch«wfrom Jacksonville, where tliey [n|f
y,. c. B. Goodwin, Bangor,
Silk and cotton crepes. N ew Chinese and Floral designs, 36 to 40
(Italh- It would ho anything but diverting spent several days with the hitter's M e O liv e r L. Bunker, Bangor,
D' ----- ut MoiJ c.
- -D. -Mrs. Robert W. Simms,
Kennedy,
nnedy, Dublin; R.'M.
to have to attend a club for tho aunt, Blrs.
Mallinson and other fine crepes.' *
JSmith, Dublin; H. D. Havird, Sar»>. Nell discussion of cookery, . and that her homo in Riverside,
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usota; E. H. Spearman, Sarasota;
::
housewifely subjects have
BIr. ^and Mrs. T- J.-Miller, Rev. Jbs. WeVmian, r Cincinnati; Carl
thrashed out so often and so thor Blortimcr Glover, Fred W, Bell,' Hcrdcrson, Pauls Valley, Oklu.;
'eoplo oughly that there Is nothing more Blrs. Dpnnc Turner and Mrs. Nobel j \vtn. James, Pa.
say on that subject.
have returned from St. Petersburg
ity Of , to For
my own part I*m not keen where they attended thc conven
Valdez
C l „ l v about joining these local literary tion of tho Episcopal Churches of
Leslie S. Johnston, Ind.; Mr. and
u clubs or tho travel society. I’d this diocese,"
Blrs. W. A. Straub, Cincinati; J. J.
Sevcrney, Milwaukee; Frank Lam*
rather stay home and read a good
Mher on book review or novels and books of
Mr. and Blrs, G. F. Root and ther, SL Louis, C, E. Mitchell, Or
fenford travel of my own choosing. 1 can't children, Donald ahtf Virginia, were lando; Blrs. W. S. Prcyson, Buffa
HMry club sco how It would broaden my hori dinner guests of Blr. and Mrs. Joe lo N. Y.; E. Johnson, Buffalo, Mr.
ijf of wR zon to listen to Mrs. Jones retd a Lavin of Chicago, II!.. on Sunday nnd Mrs. VLJ. .McCracken, Tampa;
I dinner at paper on Tibet when Blrs. Jones at the Chuluota
>In tho after Bfr. and Mrs. A. D. LaDuc, Tamhas never been more( than four hun noon the party mot
motored to Cocoa D. E. Daniels, Belleville, III.; H.
Panted a dred miles away from home In her Beach.
D. Hebstcr, City; BIr. and Blrs.
orations life. I ’m afraid I ’d be amused at
A. W. Nobel, Birmingham, Ala.;
Center- Mrs. Jones’s expense and that
Mrs. IJos. B. Mack, Ft. Myers; Russel
Watson
Fglsss
baa- wouldn’t» be
But A. M. DeForcst havo returned iWilson, Philadelphia; Charirs Aing,
CT^^*Tn|™A»M
U» very
THI neighborly.
Height
C S ^an d j I would Ilka to hear Mrs. Jones toll home from Jacksonville, whero , McIntosh; Pat Goolf, Buffalo: Mr.
U ■
,|how she makes clam chowder, and they attended the lU te conference iand Mrs. Bob BIcDonald, Jackson""■n and 1I’d like to know how Mrs. Brown of the N. S. D. A. R., which was viile; Capt. Elsey, Pittsburgh; Mrs,
*;“l. N, makes wholo wheat bread. I’ve held in that city last week.
jMcZuggan, PitUburgh; Mrs. Jones
, luncheon. bought tpme of Blrs. Brown's bread
_____ ■
'Pittsburgh;; Mrs. Armstrong, MonRvdlands, at local food sales sometimes and
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. Mr. W a h a la ; Blrs. Meyers, -Monongan«n of —
In really ItV wonderful. We've tried „,td Mrs. VV. C. Hill, Mrs. Ji. A. hala; Blrt. Gamble, Monongnhala;
*c t urner | every recipe In every cook book wc Newman and Mrs. Carrie Marlowe Mrs. McCalllster, Blonongahala;
made' own and while it usually comes out rrturned home on Sunday after- Robt. A. Taylor, Pittsburgh; E. L.
luiK-htiy u ^ good enough to cut,
cat, it isn't like S
J
n S I Orleans, wkere Mr. Divdrich. Pittsburgh; Robtl
rman
jwn’s. And I’d like to show Thrasher and Bfr, 11111 and Mrs.
»rmun were j some o:
neighbors how to make Marlowe attended the Realtors
m. v
omelets
, ntc
. way I was taught by a Convention.
J. Barry, Ffeiich
ch chefe.
chafe. Everybody that tasiraaimmona, tea one of our omeletes raves over
Conway of j them and yet it isn't difficult to
a party make them.
,**■ •
..Then once in awhile It seems as
ril had
‘ '
H in a club like that’ there'm ight
Mr. and » ft . ^ from someone who nos
studied some phase or other of
cookery or household problems.
Sunday Once there was a housewife's club
R. R.
in the neighborhood
•
217-W
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Four Germans have
NOTA-BENE!
8 Hour Battery Charging
Notice ■
RAY BROS.
A N N O U N C IN G -
fc p u E
*>• F.
• Bennett,
Fancher,
r**Ten R. m b , s i
, Mr.
didn't
IDAY “ Hiral death.
rty Rlvn "* qu,t‘
‘ T-'fI *•
Would,iav«
SE
the dab died •
... , '>
nM
inches widen ',
�U»,
*te*mshh
provide
frpm Jacksonville.., It is expected
that the two new tennis courts,
now under construction, .will be
flnlslied in time for the initial acts.
OCALA--C. II.. Rogers, atsto rer
endting.officer, recently visited .the
Ocala county Jail and. took bock
with him to tbo Salford, penitent
eight prisoners, being bold
jM f L Three
. .. .of . tho prisoners Were
convicted - far - murder. Joe Dunan. sentenced for 'th e , slaying of
oe Potter, was amoiig them.
S
PALATKA—-Percy, 7 year old
■on o£ Mr.-nnd Mra. D- Ni Cone,
died here of injuyicn sustained in
nn automobile accident. In a . ae
ries of other, accidents two negroes
WITO,, injuried ;whon a car was,
driven over them mi they sat upon
4 fpitri>,i.and - S mail struck was
turned over In a collision with an
other car.
PENSACOLA—"WCOA.P Penriteoln's fndio broadcasting station,
wi|l be on the nir February 3. It
was originally planned to have the
elation begin broadcasting January}
2H, but n postponement was nccearary.
JIII aacksonville
, jan, 2g,—so viding
L mSi n n i i AH 1. n .. V.AU <#___i- - .a
• ° itself with deep w ater
much
attention has beep .lo an
upon the railroad transportal
system of the state because
freight congestion the general
lie.lias overlooked the work oi
ie« nnd towns on th e Atlantic and
Gulf coast* which have provided
harbors during the la s t .year - to
make it possible to Handle freight
by water, .says tho. Florida State
Chamber ofltCommerce,. ■
Two outstanding examples are
supplied by Miami and f i t Petersburg, and the success o f these IWo
cities In. providing meads for bririff-
with .the at
r r s . ^ ' c b . ^ h e growth of
ity took on during the b u t ye
U n
t * . . .
. . . ___ " . M l .
i
■ts'M
quantltifs white other, points arfe
getting tihothiln d rib l* U ,\
. Other Cities Work In*
Sarasota has just sold its hruriiclpal electric plant for $1,000,000
and with .the money will prendds-itself with a.dyep w ater Channel,
harbor, and wharves. On the' E ast
Co^at several points nre spending
to jirovidft facilities for
.
riv et to
WALES
-LO N D
Prjnca-oi
{nation
MId-Su
la s t'f e
steams]
flfty'ftvn miles south of. jackaon
ville Is preparing to build munldp
■I wharves and,has practically com.Mi
rapidly as possible tbo, w
of deepening. the harbor ■iu»d
providing more space for vqs
Florida, with, Its. hiffw hy. -system, Iff being carried out, the dred
it* rivers, and, canals a h d jh e ppfti
now be ng prqvidcd. would bcuablc
to do busirteps and grow 'evop H
SL Petersburg .Different
every railroad In the aUto^wcrc
At St. Petersburg' (he *ltunt
tom up, says tho S tate Chamber. was different. St. Petersburg %
Miami began the work of pro- ati Tampa b ay but somfe y e a n j
p f lM
beauty of its miles of. imrk«I
w aterfront wight be preserved.
Reposted appeals for federal jfiid in
providing the harbor were unsuc
cessful, Appropriations being .re
fused on the ground Urnt there.wp*
n o t. sufficient wntcr-bomc comSt. rcH.ioPeters ■nyrfe.i.u juiiiuy thern, nt.
burg then issued bonds end began
thp work a t its own expense. Less
than three months ago.the enginepra. announced they had provided
nineteen feet- , of wnter .and that
VftkBela.pftfatdraught could reach
the concrete ..wharves whjchjhad
been.,provided Ifr^thc, meantime.
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vessel the harbor hns been crowded
with ships. One day this week sev
en freighters were at thn wharves.
two were'anchored outside in tho
bay -awaiting ' an ' opportunity to
enter, while others were enroute
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Cor. Saiifbrtf& Geneva Aves,
BUILDERS MATERIAL
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GAINESVILLE—Edwin BrngU
Ludwig, 22, died here ns the result
of injuries received when his auto
mobile collided with another ear
on tbc Hampton Beach highway.
Internal ,Injuries, received in the
accident,,proved fatal.
PA—A “half fine'* was im[pon a “half, drunk” in city
lOre, Edward Norona, nrajf the police fo r fcoltig ind, protested to Judge corhat ho-was only “half guihWEST PALM BEACH—Alex C.
b said he had taken but two Taylor, county engineer, held a
S^T hat's only a half drunk,” conference with county commis
db said.' ‘T U 'g lv e you a
sioners Juto regarding tbo former's
request lo ban inter-city motor
P PALM BEACH—Mr. and busm? front Ocean boulevard. The
Ibert C. Dick, of Chicago conference, it was stated, followed
m Beach, <ra ported the lpas o l 2-tui!« traffic tleiip on the
>,000 diamond bracelet, up- thormiffhfaro an the result of an
ill here in their yacht from
sv. Mra, Dick. it was ntat(Pt the bracelet on a piece
mg,...The clasp broke anil
ils fell Into the water. Ten
ire spent in searching for
celet. Divers and starrh rere used, nnd the waters
, to nn avail.
A Residential
pjf-uTiic.laali returned to nt
no Florida prison. Judge
C. Darlington, of juvenile
recently “ sentenced'' four
V / D f brought
U l U U g l l t before
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him, to
iped with n strap.
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scot of tho central Are do
it, turned in tbo alarm hero
i found an nutomobilo being
id by flnirnw. Tho dog
he car«aQrc and his yelps
the flremetf.
fMONT—Tboyhrn pulling
a t one casting, here. Lo>rmon, using tbe waters nf
ding .lakes, reported that
lortbn, of Craiul Junction,
looked and landed two bass
Igle cast, one weighting 5 hi
and the other G94
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G A R D E N ^ , presents to tlie public a highly resinited rcsideiiiisi’iwrk,
mts, on the High shores of a beautiful jake.
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INI)—DcLnntf Is ci
troblom of th e bulb
lection set for, ihp
officials are W IN
fat who 1b entitled
i bill panned a t LtS , i p t i s l
f. of tho legislature only
ivlng within tho city limits
kontfiH were given the right
Jn balloL tinder the name
fit rffuare miles of new tbrri■s taken in.
fEV—Rigging for pile drlvis arrived on - the ground
irk has begun on erection of
lOfoot Howey bridge across
Lake H arris. The bridge,
lompleted, will bo tHi longd bridge in Florida,* All nrienta huvo been made ftfr tho
lug of miiterial w ith ‘ Which
id the bridge, G. U. Mickle,
! engineer stated.
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frida tennis team will open
C& net season on February
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J. Ogden Armour, chairman of the
bo;inl of Armour & Co., meat pack«rn, is reported seriously ill of indi
gestion a t his home In Chicago,
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Monday, January 25, 1926, in the progressive
history of Sanford, will be marked down in
IICEI) TO SELL
red letters. Already a thriving industrial cen
ILY $1,800
ter, Sanford now cpmes forward with a resi
dential community typical of the dynamic ad
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Seven Minutes South On The Orla
lnry on county road near lake, with
tble; having electric lights, and runr
[acres cleared, part in celery y .& r e e
‘ rus fruit.
4 years.
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DEVELOPMENT
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“Flim Flam” Game
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bred and raised a t the
pcnment Station, nrodi
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April 1 to December
year.
JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 25.—(A1)
—B. M. Ward, 27. waa held In the
cnbnbo<Sr,1p S cTii’1n.rC8“11Jjjgj
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lS&v,ails?V
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bond, following
men^ -In justice tgurt on grand
larceny charges preferred bjr Fred
Furman, 30.'of NeW Britain, Con.,
certain what was wrong witl/his y'ho alleged Ward .and a confed
obtalpcd FLOOD from Mm. in
cabbage.crop, a portion of which erate
a race track - ''film-flam" game
bad completely failed. Some of
the seed, it developed, were bought
at one place, and one another.
The grower was warned that In
the future when his cabbage shows
a disposition to die, ho should use
a treatment for the seed, consist
ing of 1-10000 corrosive sublime
solution for 15 minutes.
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.For particulars, sec your broker or wire or address,;
REALTOR, I*. O. HOX 404
COCOA, FLA.
DINNER SERVED
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ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT THE RO
OF BUSINESS IS DOltfG FOR YOU.
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Business Lot, 75 feel on new First Street—$475
per fool.
We own htul control over $600,000 worth of San
ford Business Property.
Sanford Realty Company
II. S. LONG, Manager
9-10-11 Ball Building
Phone G57
Chosen by the first Americans because of its
natural beauty, its wuter, hunting and fishing ad
vantages. Now being made a bower <Jf beuuly
for your home.
This is your chance.
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510 Palmetto Avenue
Phone 707
Masonic Bldg.
Phone 313-J
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table Pullman Busses A re Operated From
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a price reduction. They represent a price sensation!
At one stroke they eliminate the necessity for com
promise in the purchase of a motor car,
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They mean that henceforth no one need be forced by
economy to invest in less than Dodge Brothers quality.
They mean that a car world-renowned for its long
life and dependability is now well within reach of
every income.
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program, vastly increasing production, and introduc
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FLORIDA’S FOREMOST DBVELOPERS
ou may see and appreciate the investment opportunities of Florida's greatest <\lty, busses will
i Seminole Ifotel a t Sanford for Tampa, every morning at 7 o’clock. Other accomodations are
guests by the Hamner Organization.
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Business corner two blocks of Post Office— $500
per foot.
Harlan W. Kelley
Invited to write to tho
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industrial section $125 per foot.
The Davey-Winston Organization
Inc.
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We offer the following list of business proper
ties and recommend cuqIi us n certain money
maker.
on Magnolia Avenue—
$2,400; $600 down. ‘ *
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This, property consists of la 5 acre full bearing.:
Orange Grpvc which should prepuce better than 1,000*;
boxes of fruit per y ear; 70 acres of good land; good;
5 room house and all necessary out-buildings, etc.
Sanford Business Property is Your
Safest Investment
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JOHNS RIVER
buy, an eastern front lot
The Citrus Groves and Garden Truck Forma
around SANFORD arc famous... ,
Subject to prior sale, we* offer 75 aeries about 4
miles from the Oity of Sanford a t a bargain-
DANCING
9:30 until 2:00
Indian Motmd" Village
I now offer an exceptional
Why not participate in the wonderful developments
a t SANFORD?
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Make Your Reservations.Now
WURT WTWARNER, Manager,
■shown in
Bts in St.
Ro tho re- My Last Properly Adver
Bst, home
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CHICAGO, Jah. 25,—(/D—Peti
tions for rehcarinR of the cases of
Col. Charks R- Forbes, formw
head of the U. S. Veterans Bureau
anti Col. John W. Thompson, w o lthy St. Louis, Mo., contractor con
tinued and sentenced in connection
with hospital contract frauds Jiavo
been filed in the U- S. circuit court
m v iv s/fis i a
fair, movie people, played opposite each other
ry romantic moments—aa thia picture dhows.
>ilm was being made, they slipped, out and
hgb county
Lwork has
luffs to en[month, ncllen, agent,
WASHINGTON, Jan. ft5.-<A>)Cotton (tinned prior to Jap. 16,
amounted to 15,488,230 bales, ex
clusive S>f llntera .and - Including
336,446 round bales counted as
half bales, compared with 13,306,b»lw. liK lp d ^ 807^51 round
bales* to that dale a year age, the
census bureau today announced.
W ANTS NEW TRIAL
VALDEZ HOTEL
As presiding officer of the Sen
ate, tho Vice-President must treat
nil tho pnges nlilfc, butt he probnb|y prefers the front one.—Virgin-
have planned to diversify th eir
crops in many instances, and to
buy fertilizer and seed co-opera
Jan. 25. tively.
ten mado
More interest is being shown by
iss M«ry
[he State tho farmers of Volusia in the coun
bolder of ty fair this year. Many hnve sig
frge Pca- nified their Intointion to have an
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bn dairy exhibit.
✓ —:-----Ehe state
I’lnns arc complete for the thir
Kmcnt at
Us Mrs. teenth arfnual county fair for Dado
designed. county, March 8. An exposition
Bionstra- of great vnluo Is indicated by tho
J in Mis- entries.
fcnist for
Co-operative bulb marketing was
decided upon a t d meeting of bulb
growers, held a t Sanford. Mem
bers of the Florida Bulb Growers’
Association decided to npply for a
c state charter to operate under the co__
t’e All operative marketing lnws of the
:on club; state,
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fertilizer is becoming more general
■ urged ' in Leon county.
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;o work, hy growers o f Orange county, the
the Ag- producers; decided to grow. pjne‘‘Spuds" apple*, bulbs, and poultry'.on n
idication larger scale, and lo develop smaller
FOBB1S
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Miller O. Phillips, Jr.
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Commodore J. Perry Stoltz w ilp ^ jiild a magnificent hostelry co stin g
$2,000,000—W ork will be started at once and the hotel will open its doors
next New Y ear’s E ve—W ater front location rivals that of the famous
M iam i B each F le e tw o o d . -ST iST -ST -sf
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H E M ANAGEM ENT of Daytona Shores an■
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inounccs a contract has been signed by Commodore
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IJ. Perry Stoltz, President and General Manager
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Fleetwood Hotel system, for the immediate
erection of a fifteen-story Fleetwood Hotel costing
$2,000,000 on Fairyland Point in Daytona Shores.
The new Fleetwood will be the most magnificent
hotel in Florida north of Miami and Palm Beach,
and the second Fleetwood in this state. It will be finished before
the end of the present year, and the’formal opening will take place
N ew Year's Eve.
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Beach. Me realized that this charming region, long known asq
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home of John D. Rockefeller and other wealthy Americans, ist
day forging rapidly ahead as a year 'round center of commercea
industry as well. The new Fleetwood, therefore, will be openi
only during the winter season but every day in the year.
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The location selected is on a wooded promontory of high land and
great natural beauty. On one side is the broad bosom of Muriel
Bay, outlet of the picturaque Tomoka. On the other lies the ma
jestic Halifax River. Opposite is the juncture of the Florida East
C oast Canal w ith the Halifax; and, as it is down this waterway
that 5,000 yachts pass on their way from Jacksonville to Miami, the
new Fleetwood is destined to become a rendezvous for yachtsmen
as popular as its famous sister hotel at Miami Beach.
As thousands of yachting enthusiasts now spending the winter in
Florida turn northw ard in April, they will see the framework of
the new Fleetwood already towering skyward. And when they
turn south again next winter, they will be greeted by sight of the
completed hotel, its warm colors shining in the sup or its vast bulk
a-gleam w ith myriad lights looming against the evening sky—
an architectural gem in a setting of rarest natural charm.
Daytona.Bench the New Focus of Florida’s Prosperity
Commodore Stoltz s decision to build a new Fleetwood at Daytona
Shores was influenced by the beauty of the surroundings and the
geniality of the winter climate, but also by the significance of the
Fairyland Point, a Glorious Place to Live
This property— an elevated narrow peninsula between the Hali
fax and Tomoka rivers— traversed by Fleetwood Concourse, a mile
long double boulevard, 120 feet wide, running from the Dixit
Highway to the terraces of the Fleetwood— is platted for resides
tial purposes with sections reserved for business and apartment
house sites. While not yet placed before the investing public, re*
quests for reservations are already pouring in, as apparently news of
such importance as the building of the new Fleetwood could noth
kept secret. So preliminary plats have been placed in the hands of
our representatives, and they can be seen at our local office by any
one interested in P-trincr
tlhnnf thn p 1<#l>rw#w| n njf in
advance of its formal emn«i
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rh e opening o f (he Fleetwood Hotel at Daytona Shores next N ew Year's E ve w ill be an
o th e r o f th o s e b r illia n t E v e n ts that focus the attention of the World on Florida.
Smart Amer
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wdl be started immediately on the new Fleetwood Hotel at I^aytona
B cs> and the formal opening will take place on New Year’s Eve. The plans
V drawn by Beacham, Le Grand and Gaines of New York and Asheville. N.
# ’ho have been working on them for the past three months. Complete in
JV detail, they arc now in the hands of the builders for execution.
the Nation will gather. Other features will be the separate Casino and Pool,
and the secondary hotel of 100 rooms for accommodation o f the maids and
chauffeurs of guests.
# cn stories high, the Fleetwood will have accommodations for 600 guests,
V tub and shower in every, room. Looming 175 feet above the waters of the
the Fleetwood w ill Be surmounted by a radio tower an additional 100
■high .J .
Fairyland Point, site of the Fleetwood, is in Daytona Shores but a few miles north of O r
mond and Daytona Beach.
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■ main floor w ill be small city in itself, with shops and offices supplying
PT need o f patrons front the services of a physician or dentist, barber or beauty
ftor, to exclusive shoes, hats and gowns. Dining and entertainment will be
the fourteenth floor, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean for fifty miles. On the
Of Garden w ill be a dance floor swept by ocean breezes where the smart set of
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splendid city in the making is Daytona Shores. It has fifteen miles of natural water
front on rivers and ocean, more than six miles of Dixie Highway frontage, and a mile of
Florida East Coast Railway frontage, It will be a fully improved property, with asphalt
macadam streets, electricity, water, boulevards, parks, business and apartment house zones,
schools, an 18-ho!c golf course, and many other notable features.
Natural location and beauty— restrictions that enhahee values— a complete development
program now in full bloom— make Daytona Shores worthy of closest study by far-sighted
investors.
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�No Invasion of foreign a rt hid (foreign minister, during hfa
ever provoked a volume of. con- visit to Berlin. The facl
fncting criticism equal to th a t Gencrnl von Sccckt is enl
aroused by the exhibition of Amcri- with cleaning up the comn
TM1 architecture a t tljo Academy of apparently did not deter Tc
sly BJERUN, Jan. 25.—(/P)—The cs! toqpt hclii bv Prince von Bismarck,
‘ the, *rron chancellor," for a man
i .. .who could “carry his liquor," is less," the American sky-saraper Is
t chronicted in a bopk just published, acccptqtl by others ns on aesthetic
thdjmemolrs of Gencrnl Victor Von develppment born of economic nec
Pfti&lelskl, late commander of the essity. The adverse criticism ia in
Rusaian Hussars nnd once Prus- spired by the traditional Gormnn
alanAnlulstcr of agriculture.
aversion to tall buildings which ob
I t , was 25 years ago thnt Baron struct full view of the sky.
HnTBaA.von Ecknrdstein, then n While some of the critics praise
Talptnln in the horse guards, the exhibition ns exemplifying and
Ited the chancellor's attention typifying American engineering,
inking 100 Bnvnrinn cavalry others compnrc the “sky-scraper
officers
nt one sit- competition" to thnt between the
rs under the table at
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heard
the font
and invited the victor to luncheon. ono revue to advertise .500 pretty
Afterward ho told his son, Her chorus girls and its competitor,
bert.#*- 'V
j 1,000. _
“T h al idf* most rcmnrknble man.
Ho t i n drink like a trooper with
Though the imperial German
out lasing his gentlemanly bearing. nrmy 'is only o nnmc today, the
I expect.groat things from him." chief of staff of the Ilcichs' re
A nd1'Mot* 'long after Bismarck duced forces, Major-General Hnnf
placed Eckardsteih in ,thc diplo von Rceckt, embodies most of the
matic eervicc, where he added to characteristics of Prussian officers
his lliurels. He served with dis of before the war.
tinction In America, Englnnd nnd
Stern, forbidding nnd impassive
Spain hnd won notice in 1002 by with never a smile to relieve the
his advocacy of Gormnn trentlcs apparent hardness of his features,
withlEnglnnd nnd Japnn th at might General von Rceckt, when on duty,
have changed the course of history. conveys th? impression thnt he is
not only n hard task-m aster but
he spares himself least of all.
At home, however, ho is regard
ed ns ono of the most nffnble hosts
in German officialdom. -With Frau
von Seeckt he entertains frequent
ly and President von Hindcnburg,
who visits in few homes, accepts
invitations to the general’s man
W American tax-payers arc sion from time to time.
iff their savings from income
An unusual guest nt luncheon
motions promised them, Gcrnlso arc figuring on ccono- was George Tchitchcrln, soviet
fcsulting from ttho Reichticw income tax law.
stj the German law the basic
t1on:limit, for single men as
s 'm arried, has been raised
3 instead of $275. Framers
law apparently considered a
0 more of np expense thnft
COURT it e n u r e s d e c i s i o n s
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 26'.
—
The supreme court .'today
announced 'decisions in twentyone eases,
counorte
canes, appealed from the coun
ties of Hillsborough, .Desoto. Al
achua, Dndo, Duval, ‘ Jackson
Pinellas, Mnnate, Orange, Escam
bia and Palm Beach.
IN C H U T IT CO U RT, S E V E N T H
JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT , IN A M ) P O Il
* ftEM INDLH CO UNTIL F LO R ID A ,
IN CH A N CERY .
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Order «f rabllratloa
W IL L IA M T R A V E R S , e t a l. D e fe n
d a n ts ,
Tt, th e d e f e n d a n ts —W illia m T r e
vor* J . W . H ick s. M. E. H ick s. D a n J ft R- M itchell J a n e E . M cD onald,
C h a rle s 11. Je ff* le a an d L u lle A.
J e f f r ie s , W illia m It. H am m o n d n n d
I .n u r a -It. H am n lo n d . C. F. A k ers.
E . J . A k ers, K. H y 1‘a lm c r ftnd
w ife, A lice W . P a lm e r, T h o m a s E.
m r lb lln g . T y so n n n d S m ith nnd th e
na
r e s p o n d e n ts ,. to a p p e a r to
(tie b ill o f eo m p ln ln l lie ro ’. n file d .
. n o t v TitBitBPOim jrr ip on-
"L o t l- D o r RIleBi O v e rs tre e t
& D re W s revlsloti- o f Iota 1
a n d t In B lo ck C and R ot • o f
B lock ,D Of M itchell's su rv e y .
DRUEix that you and «ach"of you
do, appear to the bill of cotftplnlnf
- W H E R E A S , fro m Iho C ertain b ill riled herein an the first day of
o f e o m p ta ln t duly filed b e r c l n i t h e February. A. D.. 1914. ;.V ' '
sn m e b e in g n b ill to rem o v e clo u d s
The Develop^
Develoi
I T IB F U R T H F .R O R D E R E D th n t
fro m a n d q u ie t and co n firm th e
sa id t i t l e to th e la n d s - h e r e in de th is o r d e r o f p u b lic a tio n be p u b lish *
sc rib e d In th e c o m p lain an t, It a p
p e a r s th a t th e re sp e c tiv e a g e s o f y ou ed tn th e S an fo rd ll e r a i d once a
nnd each of. you Is u n k n o w n nnd w e e k fo r fotor succeaslVo%*coka.
t h a t y o u r re sp e c tiv e p la c e s of rca lW itn e s s niy h an d a n d s e a l o f Bald
dneo ar»> u n k n o w n , n n d th e re Is no C irc u it C o u rt a t S a n fo rd th is 4 th
p e rso n In tlto S la te a t F lo rid a , th e
se rv ic e o f subpeonn
u p o n w hom d a y o f J a n u a r y A. D. 1938./
W . W . W R IG H T ,
w o u ld bin d you o r a n y o f you. an d
Ju d g e .
t h a t th e c o m p la in a n t O. C. B ry a n t (S e a l)
la e n title d to an o r d e r re q u irin g q i L E ^ A G U RN ET.
S o lic ito rs f a r C o m p la in a n ts.
y o u a d d Vach of -you. th e above
-ELECTRIC Lie
1.
—2 5-room flats, with bath, facing E ast on Myrtle, be- /
tween 10th and 11th street*, 50x117. double' garage. |10,000.'
|4,000 caph. Now leased to Dee. 1920 a t $90 per month.
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-—100 ft. to 150 ft. facing East on Sanford Avenue botween 10th and 11th Streets, $150 per foot. Terms reasonable.
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mock. Price $10,000. $3,000 cosh. 1 and 2 years on balance.
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—Lot 130x117, facing East on Snnford Avenue.
$12,000. $4,000 cash, 1, 2 and 3 years.
Price
10S Magnolia A vc.
Established 1910 '
Houses
Under, construction new Spanish stucco house,
seven room s; garage and servants quarters. Corner
Magnolia and Spurling. E asy term s. Will bo ready,
fo r occupancy about F eb ru ary 1st.
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New Spanish type house; six rooms; in Bel-Air
on Mellonville Avenue; easy term s, '
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The last o f the Eastern L ake Section
New Spanish stucco bungalow in San L an ta;
easy term s.
* Lots 3, 4 nnd 5 Block 16 Tier 1; corner of San
ford Avenue nnd 15th St.* 5100.00 per fro n t foot
fo r quick sale. E asy term s.
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METAL WORK AND AUTOMOBILE. RA’blATOR
REPAIRING.
Lot 20, Block 8, San L an ta; price $2,600,00,
Provides for the home everything to make it ideal.
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Hodgins & Cowan
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207 French Ave.
F irst S treet and Palm etto Avenue
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When the improvements are completed it will be one of the mosl
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desirable residential, hotel, and apartment communities of this district.
seeking a protected investment, should keep in niind that
in Marvama is insured of immediate completion, as it was
he city are making the^e improvements as fast as it is pose the material, and as it can be installed.
With value en-
assured through the installation of these improvements
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'That !A(rw ^Mormon is a beautiful car,
isn’t it? ”
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Cfrcat Automobile ”
I t’s a
H E tru th a b o u t th is g r e a t a u to m o b ile s e e m s
X s u d d e n ly to h a v e d a w n e d o n th o u s a n d s w h o
p r e v io u s ly fa v o r e d o th e r m a k e s o f cars* Y o u k n o w
th is b e c a u s e y o u s e e m o r e N e W M a r m o n s in th$
s t r e e t — b e c a u s e th e N e w M a r m o n c a u s e s m o r e
h e a d s to tu r n a d m ir in g ly u p o n th e b o u le v a r d s.
SALES A
SANFORD AUTOMOBILE CO
Magnolia Avenue
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• office of
'.«!»• office
E. Ward Jean of LpuUvUb, Ky.,
Has returned to Sanford to Join
POTTER’S “ORLANDO MAID"
CANDIES
Special attention paid to
Parties, receptions
and weddings.
UVRniQATIDNI
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Retail Store 15 E. Central Avenue
Orlando, Florida
Robertson, Williams and Monahan
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
Malta 1JU1B Maaaale T ra p lt IlalUlatt
Ride out to Mayfair and see the wonderful improve
ment the dredge has made. Lake front lota near the
new hotel are limited and will be limited for sometime.
Among those who have bought and who intend to
build fine homes on Seminole Boulevard, East of the
new tourist hotel, are the following:
Forrest Lake, Elton J. Moughton, W. C. Hill, Dr.
Langley, Monroe Hutton, J. M. Simmons, Calvin Teague
and F. II. Scruggs.
WE OFFER TODAY:
One 67.5 foot frontage on Lake Monroe in Marvania,
priced to move at $190.00 per front foot.
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One 72.5 foot frontage on Lake Monroe in Mayfair
at $225.00 per front foot.
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supplied with dairies but the North
rluriila section which would fur
nish milk and cream to Jacksonville
nnd ns far south as Tampa and St.
Petersburg has few tick free coun
ties. Gadsden county, in West
Florida, is free of the pest, us are
Washington and Calhoun, hut they
are not advantageously located ns
to transportation facilities into
South Florida.
The State Chamber believes that
sometime in the future Suwannee,
Madison, Jefferson and Leon coun
ties will form one of the chief cen
ters of the dairy industry in the
South and that the first one of the1
Hill* itop million* ofcold* every winter—
four which eradicates the tick will
tml in 14 hour*. They end headachs and
lie the must important.
fever, or*n the boweU. tone the whole py»tem, Ute nothing lew reliable. Cold* and
Grippe call for prompt, efficient help. Be
I’Ll MOUTH. England, dan. 2,’L pure you get it.
Dpi Ganna Walska has crossed Be Sure I t iv t lllV v Price 30e
the Atlantic happy and gay. She
>"ld other passengers that Harold
F. McCormick’s sudden departure
from the liner in New York was
w ith portrait
due to a brother's illness.’
Colds
By millions ended
JtUsoafcXmpte wane
Q S A x rr c o . 0 ^
2 0 2 FIRST ST.
PHONIC 7 7 3
3 A N F O R D ~ f=L. OP/DA \
Central Florida Open Championship
January 27 and 28
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Featuring Professionals of International Fame, Including
COMPSTON, British
Champion.
1 MASSEY, French Open Champion.
HAGAN, British and American Open Champion.
SARAZEN, Former American Open Champion.
BRADY, DIEGEL, LOOS, NICHOLAS and Others.
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The Greatest .Gathering of Professional Golfers
Ever Assembled In Florida
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T h« p a la tia l P onca da
l a r a A p a r tm a n ta . p lc t o r a d aboT a, -will ba
«r«ct«d tmraedlatflly o n
X>»*U Short*. C o n tr a c t
d o t « o n « trw c tlo n a t »
c o a t o f 1100,000 h aa
b a a f l’ a w a rd a d to th a
F o u n d a tio n
C o m pany,
'w o tld 'a fo ra m o a t build*
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another DAVIS ISLA N D S
She Ocean
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and why this property w ill bring hi<?* prof its to it
through resales for years to come? .
UCCESS such as this d oesn ’t ju st happen.
I t is the result!
an exceptionally good reason, or a series of reasons. Inves
in Florida real estate today understand conditions too well!
so w hole-heartedly endorse a proposition unless it be vjor
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D avis Shores IS \vhi thy. And this w orthincss, proven by thousandsbfl
vestors, w ill bring big profits at resale to those who. own for years tocon
D qyis Shores has every requisite f o r big, quick profit-m aking. In tS^
very im portant m atter of location, i t is second to none in Florida. Dat*
Shores is strategically situated d irectly opposite and only 2200 feet fromI
th e ancient and-historical city of St. Augustine and is virtually surround*]
cd by th?
'orful w aters of the Mat an: a; Fiver and the broad Atlantic]
Ocean.
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And then there is the rem aikable construction prcgu.ni and intensive de
velop m en t work tinder way. Day and night giant dredges are pumpintj
in m illions of cubic yards of fill so th a t every bit of D avis Shores maybef
from tw o to three feet higher than th e mainland of St. Augustine justij
few hundred feet aw ay. As rapidly as conditions perm it, such master*!
pieces of architectural beauty as are p ictured here are being constructed.]
T w o beautiful eighteen-hole golf courses will scon L-e built. Building l i
m its fee 1?ZG rJ.oftc w ill exceed $5,003,000!
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Pntutlul L'/Tr*-* Sliarrfl Country Club
M ore th a n a m illio n rtoll>i« w ill l>» tvprnrteil an th e iivlf l o u i . ; ; .
C o u n try C lub. i>lutm*U above, »*n lJnvh.
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o f th e m o at p c ln tla l a v e r p ro je c te d .
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A $5,000,000 lean fund to facilitate individual construction by Davis Shores
property ow ners has been placed at t heir disposal by the D. P.
Properties.
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Such th ings as these have already made quick, substantial profits for Lay
ers in the first section. Profits aggregating $3,000, $4,000 and $5,000 each
have been realized by many ow ners while scores of others have refused
profits as high as $10,000 and $20,000.
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T h ese th in gs brought an actual show er of checks—sold $18,714,600 worth
o f property in one'day—w hen all remaining units were placed on the mar
ket. And these th in gs w ill keep Davis Shores in constant demand-will
bring big profits to its owners for years to come!
F t, Marlon Flotrl
Tha m ta n lf lc a n t F o r t M arion
Don’t W ait
l l o l e l iu o w u ab o v a t* a n In
t e r n ! p a r t of- th e tl.OU0.0ot
b u lletin * p ro g ra m fo r 1111 a t
DavUl Shore*- _ ...
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will be another
Davis Islands
^not
Illtfat has been
done a t
vuvis Islands
will be done a t
untifthe "sold out”
advertisement a p
pears — It w ill be
2)J\a )is S r ° *
too late then!
S T . A U G U S T IN E , F L O R ID ^
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Kt. Auf-Uillnr Varlit Club
A m erica'* « |< ln t y a c h t clu b Mill Tip rtb u li*
»» *100,000. Th« L re u ttu tt* Vtructuto
Sown *bove, '
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Offices in Jacksonville, Tempa, Orlendo, Miami
•ota, Bradenton, C learw ater, Cocoe, Daytona, Ft
DtLand,
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I.ANQCBY
, jo be «m'l ^ e d ^ n freighter
Bi'mlllnriv t?iokeom S?«ty f t ?
J ^ o n ^ i u l S life in Kng-
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ATLANTA,iGA
w. i^ngiey, Former congrew'nnn from .Kentucky, has bcc«
ploccd ni cfargc of the stock room
a* the Atlanta 'federal penitentiary
where he is s e r v in g ' a two y ear
*<ntcncc for conspiracy to violate
th pronihiyon law.
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| appearance o* ilr . I
19 Plctuml a
>aryally upheld by tbo tote- am! |0Vfr ot
1 n*hjte, in tnntion pictnce addn^d W t.h.°
V-ires taken
bqo shoutn
>lu
m useum i. That institution- has just
in Lo’nd'on'.^Thore
n exhibition A recently Tits- 1j,iust
nofiqcri
nu.:K(,?
plflceJ.00sUtuette which shows the the film, th
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e c s s
j S n ^ h i i M o p h w 't a d . t h e very
'smubft
ssculptured
s J t i i flgure
f z Tofitht ie B rw t
Fact and Toll*
Ath
enian m ade-witthin-a measurable
L «»ill.
fas here
Ir. they
fophone,
j *wow-forcigp
POWDER
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^ ‘it wSrlfound “a t Alexandria and
e x p e r t s date it the. fourth century
n c. I t is considered the moat
,,Crfect specimen in.existence and
was Acquired by the museum at
great cost. It is made of Parian
marble.
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TRiAl. OFFER
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believe An appeal to -British artists and Of course the farmers ought
■cheitra manufacturers to get together and help ' thomsclves—but not nt
elgners. create n “new school of design as public trough.—Virgininn-Pllot
- begin- part of a "brighter England" move
ment was made by Colonel Vernon
Willey, president of the Federation
I opo 01 of British industries, at the annual
Ischelors meeting ix> Leeds of the NqUtmal
S-Hobart. society of Art Masters.
Countess
“One of the strong features of
I desert the new school must lie In color,”
in spaces said Colonel Willey. "Modern'life
ful peer, is becoming so increasingly urbnnibush ns ized that town dwellers feel the
bile Lon- necessity of recreating in their
Kcs with homes and In their clothing the
[title are
km May- bright colors which formerly satis
fied their eyes in natural surround
ings."
Colonel Wlljiry la -opposed, to
dust-catchers In the homes under
toll mam Imw twaottffii»«U lm 2 bottUa fu rJ d . J V
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LYON MFO. CO.
It k. Fiat bmi ■mUra.N.Y.
m r-iu iL u u u u m m i
LOANS
BONDS
Located on the Hard road betweeh Geneva and Oviedo just'out
th city lim its of Oviedo.
We will sell the entire tract of Allendale at absolute, auction
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10:30 A.M.-•"•i.
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on beautiful
Lake
CharmWand
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Announcements For 1926
0 polling of Second Section of Fort Mellon—
prices decidedly low—reservations now being ac
cepted.
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Beautiful new homes—Spanish Bungalows
and English Colonials—Commodious and indivi
duality supreme.
ISBETTER!
This is tthe best subdivision we have offered this season and we
know that there is a chance for the home seeker, as .well as.the investor
to make some quick and easy money.
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In Gold Will Be Given Away (EL ' l A f l
q > O U U
• Absolutely Free v :
Among our offerings of Business Property
nnd acreage unusual values nre found.
have that listing th a t you have
the Winter Buying Session?
pick up some real bargains ber
in prices, we have w hat you
A. P. CONNELLY & SONS
Room 8, Gamer-Woodruff Bldg.
Magnolia At Second
ULLAKE
BAND CONCERT
Phone 48
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Real Estate Broker
LOANS
T. MOORE.
IN V E S T M E N T S
Home Office: 116 E. 2nd St
Sanford Grove
-N ow at pre-development prices
offer investors Florida s greatest
opportunity
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Why Procrastinate-it
In the first place, Druid Park is a Britt-Chillenden
Development that means it is a home spot par excel
lence— a residential section that will be developed in
tlie highest manner with every beautifying touch that
nature made possible. Streets, ornamental white ways
and every modem convenience of the city of which
Druid Park will be an actual part, are included in the
Procrastionaiion
is the T h ie f o f
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Pi‘ocrastination, Indicisions, have caused
scores of Sanford investors to lose money.'
When we tell ypu that Sanford Grove lots . N |
will make quick profits for you, ,we speak,
from experience.^ Wo‘ haye analyzed the
trend of development, visioned/tl
of the city southeastward.and ofi
. ford Grove ^s aJniedium-prided de
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is attracting buyers and soon the best of the develop'
meat will be f<m£ Rig*ht now, -*"*■ J— ’--------'*
under way lots areisel irig a'
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Few lots remain in the second unit. The best locations
can Be secured by making advance Reservations.
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for lots that you caij
deposit. ' Investigate
t'.'itdSfi
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OUR ORGANIZATION
C. A. Batton
C. L. B ritt
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F ra n k J. F itz p a tric k r
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D. C. Griffin
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E. M. Hunt
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THE BRITT-CBITTENDEN REALTY
Howard Ovcrlin
Mildred G. Peal
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NTIES L O S E
O PtIL A T IO N
is Just Completed Gives
reuse For State As A
ole As 7.4 Per Cent In
tl Five Years’ Growth
kLLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 26.
)—New York, like Florida,
r a census of population midbetween the federal censuses,
preliminai results of the
jitate geographer, who was
lent of New York for 20
and who rc-vlsited it last
fter an absence of nearly
total population was rens 11,162,151, an increase
per cent over the federal
la of 1920., or about 1.3 per
d year. The census of 1020
ell 32 counties, or one more
naif the total, to have lost
Intion since 1010, disregarding
York county, which wnn cut
(I during the decade, although
itatc an a whole gained 13.0
cfent during the decade, nr
*1,2 per cent a year,
as 1020 only two counties have
tn tly lost population, but six
(decreased slightly, the Inrfelng Troy, with about 72,000
Itants. which, the geographer
looked like a marked except
,tn the usual rule th a t cities
f (faster than rural districts.
■an apparent explanation, he
kdj was th at the 1020 census
! taken in January, when the
nd was covered with snow, nnd
ping was somewhat difficult in
rfiral districts. But for that,
H nroer found, the annual In
tel between 1910 and 1020 would
[ably have shown un as g n a t 1
efweon 1020 and 1026, in spjjte
hj w ar and the flu epidqmit
By It. J. HOLLY
forcement In the lig h t manner-now. If n hotel proprietor*
allows booze In his hotel the government closes up the hotel
nt tfnee. In other words no hotel needs to have any booze
on the premises or Jn the grips of guests or to have It In'
any form 'in the hotel. Trie wide open drinking bouts in va
rious hotels will now be stopped.
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Don’t know Just why the Orlando Chamber'of Commerce
made so much fuss about a race track and allowed cock
fights to be pulled off If the article In daily ' papers Is true.
If It Is against the law*to gamble on horse racing it la against
the law to gamble on cock fights, on ball games/ on prize
fights,-on-the weather, tosalng for tho drinka~imd all othqr
forms of putting up money on games of chances.
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Jrnt itr
th
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ortd'ls down
here to
g e t ’our money, Jwi hen'all
local chflTities and many others never dreamed of are In the
nctivo list and It dangerous to go on the street with any loose
change In your pocket. Many years ago I advocated a Com
m unity Chest for all charities and if this rule was followed
It would save money and annoyance to all of us.
„ C°,nci<lcnt with my announcement last week that n big
building would bo erected on upper Park><venuo comes the
announcement of Harry Walah that he will build n commercial
hotel a t the corner pf Park Avenue and Fifth’ Street. And
when Hnrry start* this work I will sta rt n three story ap art
ment house .on the next corner*nnd Park Avenue will be h
business street Ih fact as well as in theory. A commercial
hotel on this beautiful location shpuld be veryA^pnalar and
I wish to commend my old friend,'H arry, on friWflpc spirit.
Tho young men who are buying booze here and getting
drunk will be made to tell lu it where they bought it nnd how,
if plans of tho federal officers go through. Well, the fellow
who buys it and gets drunk should get a jail sentence instead
of a fine and this would help some.
nas •taken over space In tho De owners requesting the comptrffller
partm ent of Public Instruction, and to fu rn ish 'title certificate record*
Is ‘ busy now In transferring hi#
new office from Gainesville, where on cars so th a t they might present
ft wda maintained by’ L. S. Greene, them nt the local agendo*, for the
who .resigned. With the coming of 1926 privileges.
J
Mr. Hoi ley, Superintendent W. B.
Cawthon rearrange^ his force In
Announcement has been made by
the department, the clerical corps Superintendent W. S. Cawthon, of
taking over one large room and Pnoltc Instruction, that arrnnge.the various supervisors smaller of%* ervts .have been made with the
?abord Air Line to carry .tho
Florida party expected to attend
Dr. H. V. Porter, who arrived at the' annual meeting of the Departthe Capitol recently after nn auto h itn t of Superintendence, National
mobile trip from Iowa, will assist Education Association, from Jack
Dr. J. V. Knapp, state veterinarian, sonville, a t 8:30 o’clock,. Friday
in looking after tick eradication night, February 19. The train will
wqrk In Florida. Dr. Porter, who read) .Washington rat 9 o’clock the
was formerly engaged in that work next night. Certificates fo r special
rates may be ohtalned by those
planning to attend by applying to
Mr. Cawthon. The meeting will
be from February 21 to 24.
dirial circuit, has been disquali
fied to ait in Judgment a t the Janu
ary 26 term of court a t Ocala, and c.
Judge Hal W. Adams was named )>
by Governor Martin to preside in
,
casea in’which Judge Bullock is in- in
eligible.
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The comptroller's** office was
flooded with telegrams during the
Elton J. Moughton
past week, over 200 having been j'
ARCHITECT
received in one day, Ernest Amos
announced. The messages were, Finn National Bank Bldg
mostly regarding Issuance of new
Kmifnrd.
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license tags for. motor vehicles, I
RoaUUftt o t F lo r id a « ln c . I l l l ,
' R eftraacu: i. \
F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n k .
J. H. HUTCHINSON
MBAL RftTA TN
30t I at Nat'I Bank. ■
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TEN DAY SALE
Lots 13 and 14, Block L, at1
T*RES AND TUtiES
Rlnes Filling Station
1113 Sanford Are.
' \ Phone 461-J •
You get a.cqupon yyith
every dollars purchase good
for aluminum ware.
Sinclair Gas and Oils
m a r v a n ia !
to te m s
Very «Ml«ble f„r resMc
J
and priced , below ihe marl.i
Use the best. I t costs no
m ore and 1b better^for your
motor.
Try Smith's Barber
Shop for Rood barber
Work. Ladies welcome.
Next to Valdez.
2 ! 0 East First Str
Sanford business men never did a bigger thing than to
sta rt a Y. M. C. A. here. The young men have no place,
go a t night and if they go wrong we are certainly responsible
for it. ’"Am I my brother’* keeper’’ has been discussed by
learned men all over the world, but there is only one con
struction to place on this injunction. We nro tho keeper »f*
ing south. Such n little thing as un embargo should never gcL
th e'g oat of ri/e r cities In Florida, nnd especially of cities on
J Two Counties Loae
the St. JohnH. River.
M of the two counties th a t lost
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The proposed golf tournnment here will bring big crowds
34 state, and hns been practic
of good people to 8anford. Tho yacht races later In the bouing a standstill for many years.
son will bring crowds of good people here. All of these events
(Other was New York county,
will show oar visitors what wonderful possibilities our city
M is the sam e'a s Manhattan
assesses nnd they can be induced to locate h erein the future.
hq, the heart of New York
!o one will ever know we have yachting or golfing if \ye do
LI I t dropped from 2,284,103
not bring them here nnd show them.
•OEO to 1,046,029 In 1026 and
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,
same area-showed a small de
There
is
one
more
big
thing
thnf
I
want
to
undertake bebt between 1010 and 1020.
bofe I quit for the season and that is n causeway and bridge
[. th e geographer said, was eviacross Lake Monroo to Enterprise or Benson Springs, us it
St due to the expansion of
Is called now. This bridge may be built via Palm Inland
ness houses, crowding the
nnd then to Enterprise, but regnrdlcss of how it goes it will
e | more and more-tint Into Die
bo one of the biggest things we have ever pulled off. Plnns
iron. New York City, ns a
are formulating and there will be plenty of money* behind it
a with a population of 5,873.when we get ready to shoot the dope to the newspapers.
• r over half the state total,
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ed only 4.6 ner cent between
I.sometimes
wonder
if
all
Sanford
pooplpc
are
ns crazy
(and 1026, but three nearby
pbout their home town as yours truly. It is undoubtedly the
t)es, .which nro close enough
best town in the world with the finest people in it. Wns
wmmuters to- como In from
offered a fine" job the other dny right in my line but had
rko business every day, gained
■to move to another Florida city and I turned it down for
facr cent a t the same time,
tho simple reason thnt I would never bo satisfied to live
■g an Increase for the city nnd
anywhere but Sanford. "And, anyhow, Sanford will be the
vbs of 7.25 per cent In five
largest city in Florida ere long, bo why move to a larger cityk or pearly the same ns the
now.
.
tmder of the state,
lithe cities In New York comIt is my honest opinion that Sanford will put on the larg
l( however, incrensed In popuest building program this summer this city has ever c;1 only about 6 per cent Jn the
perienced. And this program will include ninny big business
[five year*, and the recent
blocks, warehousek, commercial buildings, fine homes, etc.
lh, the geographer said, must
In the list will be several hotels nnd apartm ent .houses and
been mostly in the smaller
we should be able
to take care of the
many visitors next
. because the number of
winter .without having to send them away homeless.
1 'In the state haR been do
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ing steadily, from 241,058 in
W hat wohderfql weather we arc having Just now. Good
to 226.720 in 1900 nnd 188,752
old Florida weather with the sun shining and blue skies htid
125. The. same, Dr. Harper
everything just right. Even with ni lour troubles we are
was practically true of the
bound to feel good when tho sun shines as it is doing now.
ling atates.
But our w eather is like our iives—clotujs and 'sunshine And
1‘82 counties thnt apparently
into ench life some rain must fall, some days is) dark and
mpuJation between 1910 and
gloomy, j ..
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aro essentially rural, and
settled, • having now only (
said, which is in tho hands of three
onc-fjghth of the state’s pop
Hurveyors, with two others to join
m and half itn area, tho gc- CAPITAL BRIEFS
the force about Fehrueary 1, is
iher found. Although all but
(By Associated Press)
progressing rapidly, but it will ln>
if them ahowed nn apparent
impossible to finish the fuil area
since 1020, they still have
TALL'AHASSEE, Fin., Jan. 23. this Reason. Manatee and- .Santa
■ people . thnn In 1910, and
*)—Herman Gunter, state geolo- Uosn counties are also requesting
riy more than In 1900.
„.st, has just returned from Polk surveys, the geologist said, hut ow
county, where he went with W. C. ing to the shortage of surveyors,
__ ________ t____ Hearn, inspector of the- Southern the bureau of snilB cannot tnkc thin
blble and appeared Division of tho United States Bu« work up ns yet.
reau of Soils, to look over the soil
C. O. Holley, newly-appointed
survey work being done in that
section. The survey, Mr. Gunter supervisor of trades and Industries,
Now that Industry is certain Sanford will
jum p forward
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Sanford’s First1Industrial Development
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By Williams
OOR W AY
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w a v voo p a s s
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Vision the possibilities that are fast becoming actual
ities. We can prove these facts to you if you will in
vestigate. D o not hesitate, as this unique investment
opportunity will not remain at the present price level.
When the plant that is planned is started, prices in the
entire development will soar upward. Our advice is to
avail yourself of the opportunity to get in on the ground
Sites 9 6 x2 6 0
$2400
Twenty per-cent cash and the balance
annual payments. A deposit of five p
these sites closing: in thirty days.
This unlduo d.-vcl„|,nu-nl .U r n oxcollem inv,„imen'i .pporlunliirs
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TheVigoroutHcArl of *
Growing Commonwealth
Grange County represents the best there is in Florida. And Florida, today, holds forth by far the greatest op
portunity of any state in the Union. It is America's Last Frontier.
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Instead of Raw Gold, she offers the greatest citrus crops in the world. In place of Silver Ore, Florida holds the
wealth of overflowing acres of lettuce, cucumbers, cabbage, tomatoes, beans, potatoes and other winter grown
vegetables. Better than Crud Oil, she has marvelous climate— outdoor opportunity the yea*, ’.round. And .
unlike the Gold and the Silver and the Oil, Florida's natural resources are inexhaustible! T hey are diffused
. throughout her length and breadth, but Nature,has connived to focus these advantages upon the center of the
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Values throughout Orange County are
Lying between Orlando and the East Coast,. .
B1TH LO basks in Florida’s most productive
belt. Analysis shows soil about B1THLO
to be equal in productivity to any in the
State. Unsurpassed for celery and truck. Its
rich Norfolk
sand is the secret of Orange
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County’s success as a citrus center.
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BITHLO will convince you that investment
opportunities here are outstanding. Lot»,on
improved streets, only five blocks off the
Cheney-Dixie Highway, as low as $275.
Business lots—Cheney-Dixie frontage— at
A nd coupled with an equable climate
B IT H L O has the transportation facilities
necessary to make it a commercial center and
an ever-growing community‘of homes.
$1,000. Call at our new office and arrange
for a trip to BITHLO—T O D A Y .
BRANCH OFFICE
N. E. Servfca Corp,
70 Stale Street
Boston, Mess.
Sanford, Fla
Meisch Building
Chas. N. Mooney
0 Bellalr A read's
Cocoa, FU.
Main Office: BITH LO S A L E S CO., 101 North
Orangp Avenue
Orlando, Fla.
"Wm. F. Allen
0. P. Famell
« 0 Washington
Avenue
Titusville, f u .
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�pirfu«* t h f HcentloU* chaW ctS
of which la dangerous to public
moraHiy,’’ they will first warn the
.dealersrc If this doe* not result In
a clean-up of the stalls, rigorous
prosecution is promised .
I^lhCo anil met With a
&
■."'Inception hnrdly lean enthusiastic
^ r i j y » ^ t r (ffiIEfr”W k e d I ts 'first
‘ 'ifppcnrhnco 28 yertrs ngo. Rosf t/ ta n ’s famous phi.v In being prey^ian to d again at the Porte Saint
L ‘ M a r t i n Ihoatre, whc^e.it w * b jirodorted inrfjcmntly. It« reappearr* ance produced nn ovation and
’■ fkfnrirs wdro rained onjthe stngo
^.■WdhfceTrd hf the performance. Re
l a t e d calls brought the stnrs, Jean
< otiptufy) Ml Krapccn and Mile,
i. F:V’.v>;'., befuro tho curtain time
mtf ti'jt’.in.
cosmopolitan character of
’ntidiencCs at* the Porte Saint
rtln is an indication of "Cy^rahoV’ wide appeal. I t Is recalled
th a t its original premiere of 28
yh)ifs ngo, produced a reaction alinpst upique even fo r the impresfldniihle I'repch audiences, the np■
riYolonglng the performance
i vnul Tong* uftcr midnight. Al*
•' tfmdgh present day critics are more
rMfjp^iqd than those who saw the
; . epKinnl,', opening,'they point oftt
‘ th a t few care to challenge Emile
Eaugct's declaration that "Cyrano”
ifdtho*]T!greaU'Rt drnjuntic p o ew o f
tiunlast 60 y e a rs.”
MMHMan . ' f ' t ,
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Masterpieces of painting th a t the
world can never replace, Including
Bueh works as Leonardo da Vinci's
"Mona Lisa,” are deteriorating so
rapidly under varying tem peratures
in museums and central heating
and tobacco smoke in private hous
es th a t these great canvasses will
soon be only shadows of them*
selves.
M. Albert Flament, widely known
French painter, raised this c r j of
alnrm after a recent visit to the
Louvre.
Tim “Mona Lisa,” M. Flament
said,' "was a .piece of brilllani.Col.
oring when it left the hands of
Leonardo and now is nothing more
than an outline in tints that remind
M. . Flaumont of gingerbread.
"Embarquement pour cythere” has
turned from blue to brown. Ki
tho Luxemburg, the Renoirs, Mon
ets, Degas and Hennera are all
going to ruin. Carlous-Duran'a
"Femme au Garit” Is covered with
tiny .cracks. Extremes of tem-
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m
wm
^iflMadamo Gaston Doumergue is
- njnlly her nnnic. although she is professional “dancing partnera" of
fTTOt- any relation of -the president the jazx parlors. They say these
( dr th e republic, who, a hardened men, whose business seems to be
bachelor, is not considered likely to to seek out lonely women and see
gfve any woman tho right to bear thnt they are not left to play the
wall-fiower in consideration of tips
Hlk’name.
jfT h e "Madnmo Doumergue" in or other subsidies th a t do not enter
location sells vegetables In the into the- category of regular fees,
ensured. market of Csrcnssonc and have nothing in common with danc
lifr'nnm c, which Is authentic, since ing masters and cast disgrace on
fAv'iifl'.tfee wife.of q Gaston Doum tho dnneing profession by numerergue, Is inscribed-over her stall
.IjWOwCdnnce with municipal fegu- traffic.
The so-cnlied "legitim ates” have
Ititions. Tho regulations, however,
db Hot'prescribe the large qqd flam asked the government to confer
* iplomas on "professors” 1Who can
lAYant-lettnm Bhe uses.
rove their abilities and standing,
*flhe-was-permitted this fo^pj of
advertising, however, until she nd- . long with' dome Inslgna of their
dad tubunch *of tricolor flags paint- profession by Which they could be
iion ench side of her name, distinguished from "dancing partsh,(tho police intervened ond rfee- nerd."
Ojhondrd the removal pf the flags
with thetr suggestion of official
eftrinection. Tho nnme olone still
Si rjuito' nn ^attraction and many
CUHtdmoVsljvlsit her stall to buy
froht "Madame lo President,”
S
per*< • he#
such
an
V.n . -Jh
R.:i -it
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to
mt! ake
real
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> Df all'known drufet, creosote is rccIgrifrdd' l>y High medical authorities as
me'of tho greatest healing agencies for
Mtiiatenr coughs ami colds ond other
lams of tbrost troubles. Crcomulslon
WbtftluSJ'lli addition to creosote, other
fa&iliig elements which soothe and heal
ilutllniccted membranes and stop the
iliflHilttif obd inflammation, while the
BtoaMa 'goes oh to tho stomach, is abHoiHM fnto the. blood, attacks the seat
pf tbo-troublo and checks tho-growth
bf ifye r& n n u ’ t .
Crcomulslon Is guaranteed utlsfaciofjr,.jjQ( the treatment of persistent
boogha^ and colds, bronchial asthma.
WwVPWtls and other forms of resplraNni<{!ifdusf, and is excellent for build
ing up the system after colds or flu.
pCeaey refunded if any cough or cold is
net^relieved after taking according to
TYEMEMDEtt- Jidir.YtiU used to;
JA . como in from play hungry as
a bearT Bet you could hardly wait
until Dad filled your plate!
And didn’t everything taste good!
Seemod like you never would get
enough. Didn’t you feel good thoao
days. Yes, they were the red blood
ed days. "
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Why isn't’your'hppetlte liko'thst
now? Why don’t you like to est
Just tho same as you d id 'in those
d ay eT Here's the reason—yonr eystem is simply starving for the lack
of rich, red blood I You’vo lost your
appotito because you’ve lost your
red blood power. No r e d . blood
nourishment to r the tissues of your
body.
Build up your blood to where It la
puro and rod and rich and watch
that appetite como backT B. B. 8 . la
tho w a y to do itt S. 8. 8. helps Na
ture build rcd-blood-celis— builds
them by the millions!
You’ll get hungry and. to u ’U an-
money as we ofSey let tfce
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next fcBiir
YOU
B. S. B. will bring
hack tho Joy of oat- .V . J r
lag—tho Joy of living,
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It’s done it for thousands for gener
ations. It’s going to do It for you.
too. Got S. S ..8 . at your druggist.
Tho larger bottle Is more econom
ical.
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L-Mriuj-ri; (,'
Ocean and River fronts, neor Davis Shores, S t
Augustine,
owned by Sanford Interest and
ed for few days only; then, State-wide selling
nign offering Jots for subscription subject
tp.nilottm ent.
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Frontage
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About 5Q0 Jots in all, one-fourth already token.
" Right is reserved to w ithdraw this pre-reservalion sale a t gny tim e w ithout notice.
KARL J. SCHULTZ
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REAL ESTATE-^INVESTMENTS }: 'K
Phone 74#
600-607 First National Bank Building v v
W . F. HOLBORN, Sales Manager!
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B. C. GRADY
ft M m p^°"l
�Automobiles for Sale
DODGE
r--ei-e-ar
Miller 0. Phillip
pleasure c a n and G am trucks.
Phono 3
Oak and 2nd S treet
SANFORD BUICK CO.
212 Magnolia Avenue
Phone 307
H U P S —MARMONS
Sanford Automobile Co.
" Ave,
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Phone 137
>00 Magnolia
fr*r
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- FORD
Edward Higgins, Inc.
Commrrci nl ft Palmetto. Phone 331
I__ ;_^"“Employment *,
j3i.-—Help Wanted—FemalT"
38-uBuBiness "Opportunities
m
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w rite
i v lnVCTti,r2teNo bivest(Hfet.
manufacturer.
Promire Garment Co^ Gallon. Ohio.
STENOGRAPHER for'general office work. Apply Tuesday after-
equipment Look thle list over. Get Sandwiches
Hot water, two fire places. Gas
Cold Drinks stove,
order in now. Phone Sanford
furniture for sale. Rent $50
H it Coffee
a month. 120 Palmetto Ave. H.
Gas and Oil Station.
Draper,
?—f*0Wcr Saw Rig, complete—
$125,00.
—Gasoline power pump—$36.
1—Bar cuttec—$50.00.
Evenrude water pumps —
$100,00 each. *
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1—stump puller—$125.00.
1—gasoline power hoist, practi
cally new—$784.00.
1—Dandic Mixer, practically new
E. W. SPROUL CO.
New Icing Station
Sanford, Fla.
SALESMEN!
OPEN ALL NIGHT
Wrecker Service Day and Night
24 Hours Storage
WALKER ft LEWIS GARAGE
Sanford Ave. ft 2nd Street
Phone 00
III—Business S«*vicc
Address
MAITLAND REALTY CO
Maitland, Florida
WANTED: Grocery clerk at once,
Write I*. O. Box 178, Sanford
Fin.
BUSINESS LOCATION
OPPORTUNITY TALKING!
18—RtmincsB Service Offered
WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing 35-^Salesmen and Agents
Engraving, Embossing. Sec ur
first. We do It. Phone 417-W 86—Situations Wanted
It. R. Ave.-Commerclal St.
Female
19—Building—Contracting
EXPERIENCED Stenographs.* de
sites position. 404 Myrtle Ave
SANFORD ELECTRIC CO.
nue.
Successors to Gillon A Platt
110 Magnolia. Everything elec STENOGRAPHER with R yenrs
experience desires position in
trical. Phono 422. Elcclraglth
schroll
Sanford, t’aii furnish In-st of ref
Radio.
monels.
erences. Write Box 100 care HcrIts. J. D., JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds uld.
e and re- > of Tint nnd' Sheet Metal Work,
j Water and Boat Tanks. At Oak ;i7—Situations Wanted—Male
_ -----Avenue and Third Street. Tele
A POSITION as stenographer
phone 111.
wanted nt once with well estab
Mi UACLE Concrete Co., general lished firm. Address Box 7 care
cement work, sidewalks, bulld- Herald.
'JJfT blockt\ irrigation boxes. J. It.
MAN KNOWING all branches of
Chrysler «TcrwiU<,*cr, Prop,
building trade, wishes position
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE - Au With some builder in Sanford. First
gusta, Ga., Augusta's greatest class carpenter, pipe fitter, plum
classified medium, rate, rash, 9r ber, in fact anything in the build
.-harge. 1ft- minimum.
ing trade. Post Office Box 27A,
-1—Painting—Papering
Sanford
In pen.
to Irene
Co., and
IT. M. DUNLAP: Palntli
better kind. 10th or
j Phone 66G-W,
•of the
Laurel.
Sanford Stove ft Furniture Co.
84—Holuaes for Sale
321 E. First StreetWe carry a full llnh
NOTICE
Our price* are right. Cash or
My property a t the comer of
torms. Wcwnnt your business. Palmetto Avenue and Martin St.,
is this day taken off the market.
G2—Musical Instruments
I
MRS. D. J. DYKES.
FOR SALE: Second hand piano,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Call 3211.
nouso: 4 room, bath new, mod
REALTORS and Broken should
ern improvement, Sanford Ave
carry u complete list of their
nue. $4,500.00. *b e s t offerings in the classified col
Six room house, bath, screen
umn daily.
porch, nil modem improve
04—Seeds, Plants, Fertilizers ments, Palmetto Ave.
Five room hou**!, bath, all
modem Improvements, located
CUT FLOWERS for sale. Calendu
on Sanford' Avo., facing eost,
las now ready. 25c per dozen.
Phone -JO-W. Mrs. L. H. Jones.
$5,000.00.
Lota In Fort Mellon
STEWART TIIE FLORIST1*
Igit 8, $2,000.00; lo t 01. $2,Flowers fo r all occasions.
000.00; Lot 11 on Mcllonvlllo
814 Myrtlr, Phone 250-W,
Avcnuo $1,995,00.
Rose Court
G5—Specials nt the Stores
IM 47. $3,000.00; 1-ot 77, $2,025.00; JM 76, $2,750.00; Lot
46. $3,000.00.
San l*anta .
Ixit 4 faces on Sanford Avo.
nue $3,150.00.
Franklin Terraco
Lot
3
$1,300.00. ■
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COLUMBIA f ICYCI.ES
Four I aiIs : ■Lots 7, 8, 0, 10
.fL.
ft am ml in mill 1 SHI
the tbing tfist will please your
for Greenwood Gnrdcns, high
class suburban development.
Straight commission. Must
have car.
STENOGRAPHER: Steady work.
Mr. Beeisch, Phoenix 'Utility
Company.
Wonderful business location,
practically in the heart of San
ford, 250 feet frontage by 117
feet ilr nth. On account of being
centrally located and wij|i both
water and rail shipping-facili1 ties, Sanford is destined to be
come n large and Important
distributing point in the State.
This location is very desirable
!r for any kind of wt\plosaio busl* ness whert' ample track facili
ties arc necessary. Also won
derful location for heavy retail
business such as gn>ccry, feed,
flour, etc. For further partic
ulars, write owner,
0 ROOM HOUSE
with bath, fireplace and oilmodem improvements.
$8,500
$2500 Cash. Balance $75.00 per
month.
5 ROOM HOUSE
on Central Street. This houre
has bath, fireplace and all Im
provements. Located on large
lot with garage.
"$7350
$1500 cash. $600 in 3 months.
Balanco $60 per month.
HOUSE
NEAR SANFORD
MANOR
4 rooms and bath room. Bath
room fixtures not Installed
$3,600.
$1000 Cash. Balance Term,-.
FURNISHEDHOUSE
on Palmetto Avenue, having 0
rooms and bath.
$0500
$300 Cash. Balance arranged.
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0 ROOM HOUSE
at Sanford Heights with bath,
fireplace and other improvcments on lot 66x180, with ga
rage.
$9,200
$2,700 cash. Balance 1, 2, 3
years.
CELERY AVENUE PROPERTY
Near Sanford Avenue
$90 Per Front Foot
DREAMWOLD LOT
$1600
$300 Cash. Balance Terms.
LOT ON SANFORD AVENUE
Near Sanford Manor
$1400
$700 Cash. Balance Monthly,
LOT AT PINECREST
$300
1-4 Cash. Balance to suit pur
chaser.
200 ACRES
Located about 10 miles from
DeLand.
$55 Per Acre.
5 ROOM HOUSE
nt Gindcrvlllc. This house Li
partly furnished and can be
had at a very reasonable price.
$500 Cash. Balance easy terms,
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FURNISHED HOUSE
5 room furnished house with
bath, fireplace, large front
porch. Large yard with garage.
$10,500
$2500 Cash. Balance Terms.
w!!! buy a 6 rdohi hods# at cor
ner of . Palmetto Avcnuo and
Spurting Street.
BALL HARDWARE
Tn-rntm R
$ 0000.
4 ROOM HOUSE, one wood saw
und 6 II. I*, engine. Gilbert
PcLooch, Corner 12th Ht. tfnd Pe
can Avenue.
GG—Wanted—To Huy
II. M. KILGORE
Plant City, Florida
A CHEAP second hand velocipede,
A BEAL BABGA1N
for a five year old child. Box 39
Sanford Herald.
TENT not larger than 10 feet. Ad
dress P. O. Box 917.
N f ” 6 Room House
$3260
I BUY, pa sash for second hand
pianos, i Idroas Box 852.
$760.00 cash, balance easy terms,
IX—Rooms and Board
67—Rooms With Board
V—Financial
38— Business Opportunities
ROOMS, with or without meals,
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel
PAINTING, Decorating and PaOSTEEN
i**r hanging. Workmanship und
Needs u commercial hotel. If
•n itcrinl guaranteed. Walter Mar you want to make money get
tin. 1200 Elm Avo.. P. O. Box in with some substantial local
1095.
people on a ground floor basis. In
vestigate. Osteen Realty Co., I’u37—Professional Services
Icston-Brumlcy Bldg. Sanford.
53—Building Materials
CHIROPRACTIC Is successful in
VJI—Livestock
liver, stomach and kidney condi
tion. Why not investigate? Phone
VIII—Merchandise
482-J for appointment. Dr. W.
H. B. McCALL JIt.
Ewan Dougall, 1st Natl. Bank Bldg. 40—Poultry und Supplies
Builders Supplies
SANFORD DRUcTCOM PAN Y~ BETTER BABY CHICKS: White
"The Hexall Store"
Leghorns only. Every chick air
110 North Laurel St.
We make a specialty of our prompt ed by pedigreed son of nigh record
filling of prescriptions and quick trap nested hen. These are top
_
delivery.
quality chicks that grow to profitDrugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
HILL LUMBER CO. House of
Service, Quality end Price.
MORGANTOWN.
m
u ttW A n iu m i, W. VA*. people
era Interested In Florida. Each
of them through a classified sd
In the Morgsntown POST. Six
cents a word for six consecutive
scriptions, Drugs, Bodes,
are as near you as your
XI—Real Estate For Sale
J. H. TILUS
MEAT MARKET
We trim our meats uhd not our 82—‘• Business Property
customers. A trial will convince
you.
TRY LONGWOOD NOW
15 business lots on Dixie, 2 blocks
402 Sanford Avenue
north of Orange and Black Hotel.
Phono 106
Will retail for more than $10,000.
Sacrifice 3 days only $11,000, half
58—Household Goods
cash, owner on property. Look for
auto with signs attached.
FOR SALE: Gas sto’
1)09 Laurel Avenue.
ANTIQUES for sale that are
40 acres 3 1-2 miles of Oviedo;
worth while. Two mahogany
sideboards, tables, chairs, silver, 20 acres celery land, 20 acres cit
glass, china ets. Dixie Highway, rus. For quick sale $3500.
Near Lake Shores Estate 11 1-2
Orange CUy, Florence Mauck.
acres high rolling land, beautiful
ANTIQUE mahogany four poster shade trees, fronting Twin Lakes,
bed, complete with box spring $30,000. Terms.
and hair mattress. Posts eight
Celery farm $5,000,
foot tall. Over one hundred years
City property, lota. etc.
old. A. I). Van Dyke, City.
FOR SALE—Good dron.kead sew
ing machine for $15.00. Call at PHONE 148 for prompt attention
Mrs. Brown’s filling .station, 3 and experienced sorvifce in ar
miles west Sanford.
ranging your copy.. •
wheel barrow carta, etc. Wo have
everything you need for your new
Job. Above prices F. O. B. New Ice
Station, Sanford, 10 per cent cash
must accompany order, balance on
delivery. This offer open until Jan.
20, 1926.
Inspection invited.
Address
t&—Service Stations—Repair.
WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag
nolia and Second, F irst and Elm,
Sanford Avenue and 10th Street.
Expert service.
I
COAJ, FOR SALE. Pkone or coll 74—Apartments and Flats
ATTENTION! .L l n g e V ^ T i ^ T
Lincoln Hotel,
hoosedross salesladies. New id™'
Til RE ROOM apartment furnish
CONTRACTORS
ATTENTION!
1" J ’f Hnirerie and dresses. Two
57—Good Things tq E a t
j ed or unfurnished a t Paolo. M.
complete lines. Can you sell high
Hanson Shoe Shop,
(trade gaments at these prices?
Bloomers 1.1.96; slips $4.95; them
77— H ouses for Rent
BARBECUE
Ron t miss this opportunity, we
i»e $3 95; negliffes.^R.Vfi. ctc ne'
On South Sanford Ave. Rose Drive
very best line ever offered. Make ere selling out oar entire stock of Where everybody meets everybody’ 4 ROOM house furnished 2nd bath.
NASH
noon 22LMeisch Bldg.
Sanford Denier, S. A. Pine
WANTED: Neat girls for
208 W. First S t __________ Phone017
room work. Address L. C,
REO
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Herald.
Fla. Reo Co., R. A. Williams, Mgr.
COLORED -GIRL wanted to
203 W- First St.
Phone 617
for child In afternoon. Call
1DIANA
stairs at. 1112 Myrtle Avenue.
— Diana Sales and Service
LADY
if. First St.
Phone 617 A YOUNG
I-------ns cashier from
0 to 10 In evening. Nine to twelve
S. Q. rORTER. ’>Mgr.
and two until seven on Sundays
Saturdays off. Roumillat and An!
13—Automobiles for Hire
derson.
AUTOS FOR HIRE
EAGLE AUTO SERVICE Day 33—Help Wanted—Male
or night. Meeta all trains. Bagage transfer. Phone 661 and.63-W. A NIGHT watchman, middle aged,
must furnish good references.
REEL ft SONS
Celery City Lumber & Supply Co.
. You Drive I t
W. Myrtlo and 2nd St. a t R. R,
HAVE YOUR.CAfc
Washed
Polished
and
Greased
a t the
PERFECTION AUTO LAUNDRY
Oak Avenue
We Give Night Service
X—Real Estate For R ent^ 85—Lots for Sale
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3 ROOM BUNGALOW
with bath and screened porch
located on large lot on Magnol
ia Avenue, near South Side
School, Thla house can be mov
ed to rear of lot and new house
erected on same -lot.
$4600
$1125 Cash. Balance $60 per
month.
5 ROOM HOUSE
at Sanford Height! with bath
and scrcenod back porch.
$4600
$1500 Cash. Balance Terms.
! ROOM FURNISHED BUNG
ALOW
with bath and screened sleep
ing porch located on large lot
$4000
$8Q0 Cash. Balance $60 per
MR. Wr P. CARTER
Room 230 Meisch Building
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G8—Rooms Without Bourd
IRC CORPORATION
Notional Bank Bldg.
Phono 713
ONE bedroom adjoining buth to
gentlemen. 1103 Oak Avenue.
TO DAY’S BEST JJUY
Lot In Fort Mellon, on Hetkn
ville Avenue, far below mark
value. Price $2000 with excellei
terms.
Roae Court lot—one of best bu;
In the beautiful addition for $2700,
Terms.
80 acres close in, excellent for
subdividing purposes, going now a t
$500 per acre.
See
McCALL ft FOX
REALTORS
PHONE 746.
50 ft. lots Silver Lake—$3000.09. J R
These 240 feet deep.
60 ft. lota Lake Onoro—$2200.00, . <4|
These 400 deep.
Most Beautiful Lakeside Home-1 Vcl
sites In the County* only 1000 feet
-E
from city limits. Terms very at- '
tractive.
Remember all the developments
for the Spring are on the Eastern . '■&
side of Sanford Ave., and these two r ■
lake-sides are not surpassed in ; i
beauty by anything a t all.
CITY REALTY CD.
Phono 120
7 Ball Building
Two new six room Colonial bouses
located umung beautiful oak trees,
ready for occupancy January 26th
and February 10th.
MONTEZUMA HOTEL
.Sanford’* moat home-liko ho
ld ; located on comer Magnolia Prices urid terms very rcuaonable.
Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi
BIG FLORIDA BARGAIN
ness section. Opan all year.
A.
P.
CONNELLY
ft
SONS
j. a. McDo n a l d , Mgr.
40 acre tract of Und in' Lake
Car. Second and Magnolia
Phone 486
count;
', suitable for oranges, also
trucking Und about a mile and
73—Wanted—Rooms, Board
a half of poatoffics, but a mile
from main travel road. For a real
ROOM BY YOUNG MAN: Central
quick sale can be had for $26 per
ly located, must have hot water
Send In your subscription to the acre. $600 cosh, haUnce in twelve
and convenient to bath. State prira Tribune
head It to your local months.
In communication. Address L. r . G. dealer sooryou
can reed Florida s
care Sanford Herald.
BOOTH AND GIBBS
greatest newspaper. One year,
117 Magnolia Avenue
3 ROOM furnished s irtment for $8.00, 6 months, $4.00, three months
$2,00. If you desire $1,000 tneurlight housekeeping. 1
Address P. F. C. care Herald. ance policy add 75o to y o * order.
DO YOU WANT one of the best
corner location! In Sanford, 16
blocks from P. O. Eastern expos
ure for a homsalte. If so, w rite
Box W.' W. care Herald.
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THREE BEAUTIFUL lot*
Brentwood, and one In Maryl
Highlands near Ocala. Box 302,
Sanford.
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87—Acerago for Sale
15 ACRES one mile southeast of
Lake M ar/, all high and dry $600.
per acre, 1-2 cash, balance 1 and 2
years. By owner. Box 110 Sanford
10 ACRE celery farm on Celery
Avenue, Close in fertiliser In,
land plowed. Ready to plant. $1000
000 an acre, tub K. C? HebouL rtift <>r, 413 First National Han It Build
ing Sanford.
FOR SALE: About 40
_ Just east n t Geneva I
feet on hard road. $3<
Terms: 1-3 cash, bstanc
Owner F. B. Dyson, 171
Avenue.
88—Real Estate for Exchang*
FOR BALE—Space oo the fm
for classified advertUemeni
Why not rant those vacant rooa
or Mil that second-hand goodsT
round In
In
t i t true!
t l u l t i t » Ifcw V 4aiW V iW V * A
1-4 cash, balanc* 1, 2. 8 t
vsora at 8 percent Semi Ann:
No Incumberances and 1925
paid. Address Owner, R o ta
89—Wanted—R eal E s t a t e
HAVE CADIL1
• condition. W
lata of any d«
one, care Ford
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AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If yi
want to Mil youruifed cars, «
Advertising Mediums
ADVERTISING
By GEORGE McMANUS
FATHER
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WANTED: Listings
lota In F ort Mellor
Heights. Dean-Berg
UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Apply
4IK Oak Avenue._____________
72—Where to Stop'in Town
One block of Iota near Silver
Ijike at $300 per lo!
be had:
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I 15 acres n e a r _________
1 arre muck land, rest is rood for
jurunRes, etc. $4,500. Terms* . ,.
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HAGAN REALTY CO.
1108 R 2nd Street.
Phone 6.V
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Seminole County*s New Financial Institution
OFFICE
210 East First Street
T h e organization of this financial
institution w. as made
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possible through the efforts of a group of Sanford busi
ness and financial men, w ho have the growth and w el
fare of Sanford at heart. Filled with a spirit of civic
pride they have realized that ip this fast growing com
munity there is an ever .increasing demand for funds,
loaned on easy terms, to finance the building of homes.
T h e Association will serve two classes of clients: re
ceiving the savings of thrifty and far seeing people, and
loaning these funds to members who wish to buy or
build a home. T he outstanding advantages for the
saving members is safety, yield aild availability; for the
barrowing member, the opportunity to finance the
building or purchase of a home by, easy monthly, pay
ments of principle and interest.
These men will direct the affairs of this association
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F. L. WOODRUFF, President
J. D. DAVISON, Vico President
C. L. BRITT, Secretary
A. L. BETTS, T reasurer
E. F. HOUSHOLDER, Attorney
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i DEPOSITORIES
Seminole County Bank
First National Bank
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F. L. WOODRUFF,
Retired Capitalist
J. D. DAVISON,
Retired Capitalist
C. L. BRUT,
President The Britt-Chittenden
Realty Co., Inc.
A. L. BETTS,
A ss't Cashier F irst N at’l Bank
R. A. NEWMAN,
Proprietor Hill Hardware Company
A. R. KEY,
Vic Pres. & Cashier Seminole County
Bank
W. S. HAND,
Retired Capitalist
W. W. C. SMITH,
President Seminole Security Co.
and Director F irst National Bank
J. D. CHITTENDEN,
Vice»Pres., The B ritt Chittenden
Realty Company, Inc.
W. C. HILL,
Vice Pres. Bond Hill Lumber Co.
JOE CAMERON,
Retired Capitalist
E. F. HOUSHOLDER,
A ttorney a t Law
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T h e Sem inole County Building and Loan does not accept deposits in competition with the banks, but
operates with them in supplying construction money for home buildi
Read what these prominent personage have to say
President Coolidge
”No greator contribution could be
mgfJo to insure the stability of the
nation and the advancement bf its
ideals th an to make it a nation of
home-owning families, and thut all
t|io instrumentalities toward thiH end
arc deserving of encouragem ent”.
U. S. Senator Calder
Herbert Hoover, Sec. Com.
Sec. Treas. Mellon
Chairman of the Senate Housing
Committee, Bays: "F or the solution
of house shortage problems we m ust
look tq the Savings and Loan Asso
ciations. These splendid institutions
have to date assumed most of the
bunliyi of financing home building,
in addition to their wonderful work
in promoting th rift.”
"Your Associations—true peoples
bnnkB—encourage th rift throughout
the nution—Having made their asseta
sound and worthy of confidence. It
is my earnest deHirc th at the Savings
and Loan Associations of the United
States Hhould be encouraged by the
public spirited citizens in every lo
cality.”
No grenter service could be rend
ered the country than to increase
the number of homes owned by those
who occupy them.
Building and
Loan Associations in countless in
stances have made such ownership
possible.
i
Building and Loan Associations have been in suc
cessful operation since 1835. In the United States
there are now over 11,800 associations with combined
assets of more than $4,765,000,000 representing the
savings of over 8,500,000 members share holders.
This remarkable showing is only made as a result of
the whole-hearted support and co-operation by the
citizens of the communities in which they operate/ "
T h e Seminole County, Building and Loan Asso
ciation, under State Supervision and Examination, is a
mutual co-operative financial institution in which all
members investing or borrowing, are stockholders.
.
Its funds are secured by First Mortgages on homes.
H E L P B O O S T S A N F O R D B Y BEC O M IN G A M EM BER O F T H E
THE CALDWELL C O ., Fisca
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NUMBER 151.
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Chief Williams Pleased
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Much / favorable cbmjwmt w m
heard on the streets of the city
{ffimorning over the p«s««e yeuIcrday by the City Commlahioneni
of the ordinance providing a Jail
sentence for porsoiia caught opetutins a motor vehicle while under
the influence of Intoxicating liq*
uora for the second time. Mnny
cltiasn* stater) th a t the ordinance
should h“ve been passed ip ita or
iginal form containing n clause
tolling for’ imprisonment for the
first offenru instead o l granting
lh" option of a fine.
.
A t the meeting during which the
ordinance wa* passed, Mayor For*rest Lake and Commissioner S..O.
Chase advocated it's passage with
out the privilege of paying a fine
for Jho first offense. . Commission
er
F. Houaholdcr. stated that
while he was in favor1 of the me*
live, and would vote for the or
iginal clause, he felt that compli
cations might ariiu which would
cause considerable legal difficul
ties to tho city. After some discus
sion the commission ndppted the
ordinance with a new clause call
ing for a fine of $200 for the first
breach of the law and 00 days im
prisonment in lieu of payment.
The punishment fof.n.Becoml of-
NewsSummary
LOCAL . ,
Internationally known golfers
arrive in Sanford for Central
Florida Open
Championship.
Tournament to be played on lo
cal links tomorrow and Thurs
day.
City Tax Collector’s report
shows tremendous increase in
city licenses issued during last
year.
Police chief is pleased with
new ordinance jailing drunken
driver* for Becoml offense.
Improvements at new city
yacht basin practically complet
ed. city manager says.
Local stores and business
houses may close for chuntplnnship golf nloet to open here to
tell morrow.
STATE
The next step in the Snlm case
Is awaited with much interest at
Palm Beach where it is under
stood that servants in the Coun
tess’ homft are armed.
Miami Police continue search
[eight
ah* for thieves who Monday stole
*>m paintings valued: .a t *230,<>00
abaret “ frOrt^"Alfredo V^unto.
DOMESTIC
out
[began ..David Marshall. Philadelphia
lesion. chiropractor, is held without hail
with . after ronfesfng th at he strang
[might led Annu Mac Dietrich last Wed
to l>e nesday.
Three ships arc in distress as
. Hut
tier Jo result of violent storm on the
She Atlantic Ocean.
about
Former Col. Mitchell begins
ke her his sentence of five years’ sus
pension from the army, follow
thirl at ing decision of PrSsfdent Coolidgo after reviewing finding of
court'martial.
Vote on World Court issue ex
na
came acted soon in Senate With clo
[my of* ture rule being placed in efect.
Tired of dull life, young Wash
out. I
tin the ington girl drives auto Into tele
I was phone pale and arrested' charg
ed with driving car while'drunk*
Third coal conference opens
oat to
mtand with John L. Lewis confident
I't. I that strike wilt he terminated
[off our soon.
Clarence Saunders of Pigglylisten.
kt pot- Wiggly fume is hailed in Mem
! 1 knew phis court for fighting.
of my
Heart Disease Causes
at want
nurdrr, 185 OfEvery Thousand
dy, he
t'orow- Deaths, Survey Shows
[field at
NEW ORLEANS. Jan.
(AM
under
stance —Heart disease is the cause of
(rights, 185 of every 1.000 deaths.
Most cases of cancer can he
cured if a physician is consulted
13 soon enough.
-v
ild In Pre-natal care materially reduces
the number of deaths a t child
Plot birth.
Hospitals should be standard
»—VPl- ized.
Hears may be adtfcd to life by
diriduali proper care.
federal
These were some of the out
the altty “Bill- standing comments made by pro
minent apeakera during sessions
owner. of
tho regional meeting of the
»rtiiinen
>re still American College of Surgeons,
»ree sep- which will close here tonight.
returnud. *Dr. Rudolph Matas, of $ic*
P-nta with Orleans, president 6f the organ
prohibition isation, told hla fellow surgeons
iolat'.' *.lu> that he was amazed a t the inter
est the public dlstdayed in tho
•pent six development of medical aclencc.
he alleged
tsented by Navy Planes Land
having
•tea mere
In Key West Harbor
bllcation,
Har
riot
Miration
KEV T O s i- F to .. Jan. *«.—C/P)
77Nine seaplanes making up th-*
United States air craft fleet which
wJR conduct mgneanvars in Cuban
waters for several weeks, arrived
here at 1:30 o’clock. The planes
wore preceded by the U. S. S.
Wright, tender, which reached port
this morning. The planes circlp“
°\*r ,
city several times after
which a landing wag made. There
a large crpwd a t the water
front to witness the maneuvering
of the air boats as they were mak
ing a landing.
. £
The fleet will remain here for
two days after which it will Pr»« e d ^ o Cuban waters.
fenso was fixed.
days
without privilege of bond.
Police AVJ Pleased
Chief of Police Roy G. Williams,
in commenting* on the new ordil
nance, stated today that It was anether weapon in the hands of his
department which he Intended using to the limit in endeavoring to
&
®f th* cily «afe
f°rlawthei
abiding citizens.
“There will- bo no abuse of tin*
new ordinance by the police of
banfimi, thief Williams Baid, we
kill use our authority, given under
the terms of the law, to the full
advantage of the respectable citiiens of the community, and will
drive the drunken nutoisifc from
Sanford."
The records of the police show
that from September 11)24 to tkt.
1, 1D25 n total of 74- arrenia wore
made on a charge of driving an
automobile while drunk. In must
of these cases convictions were se
cured.
Ip October, 1925, there were six
arrests on this charge, in Novem
ber, six; and in Uccember there
were ten arrests.
So fur lids month, January,
there have hem II urrests made
on tile charge.
rg
»?
6s •*>
•hSi
William Miteht
Will/oei
iVoponenl.s H ave
C oncluded
Half Pay And
nd O th er Living ... Arguments And Opponents
Allowances, Coolldge
Are Not Inclined To ftn*»
Afte.- Reviewing.The Case
1-ons Debate Upon (Question
Former Air Lewter
Swanson Measure To
Makes No Statement Have Many Changes
UK
Among Stars Here For Golf Tourney
» JUtl*
“Hoaly, Action^ Of president Leaders Of Ratification Con
Draws Criticism From Reid,
fident They ta n Muster Dig
Counsel F o r Orated O fficer.
Majority To Pass Bill
Local Hotels Crowded
With New Arrivals, |
IncludingMany Who
Will View Matches 4
Hagen, Sarazen
Are New Arrivals
AxS
h P iWASHINGTON, Jan. W ^’U
WASHINGTON, Jan. W,—</Pl—
Ltrippcd of his ‘rank as colonel in Under the lid of cloture the Sen
the army air service, William MU* ate approached today the vote
chall today began serving his sent which will take the United States
ence of suspension from tha army into the World Court. Whether
Between 30 Or 40 Will
for five years.
the final role call will come before
Make Bid For Prizes
Contrary, however, to the decla adjournment Unlay or be deferred
ion of the court martial which until tomorruw was problematical.
AmountingTo$4,000
convicted him under tho V6th Proponents of adherence hove con
*
article of war inaubonlination in cluded their argumenta and npponPljiyers and spectators havq
connection with his determln-xl enta are not inclined to prolong
fight for an unified air « m k e the discussion.
been pouring into the city
Mitchell will receive Half pay and
More than a score of reserva
during the past 24 hours far
certain living allowances during tions to the Swanson substitute
the Centml Florida Open Golf1
tho suspension.
resolution of adherence have been
Championship which opens to
President Coolldge, in affirming offered, however, and these must
morrow on tlie links of the
the court's verdict, stipulated yes be disposed, of before the- final
Sanford Golf and Country
terday that the sentence will be vote. Roll calls will be demanded
executed ns ordered except an to in a number of cases.
Club.
V
UFJNE 8ARAZEN '
Under tho rule which the Sen
the provision depriving Ahn former
Hotels nro crowded, w ith
colonel, uf ail pay nna allowances. ate Invoked yesterday, 08 to 26 for
The three professional:! pictured
new urrivals coming in every
Under tho president's decision, the second time since its adoption nliovc nro in Snnfoni-for tha open
hour of the dny\ and a fever
Mitchell will receive $397.97 month in 1917, each senator la limited to ing round of the Central Florida
ish stir la noticeable in the lobbira
ly, “during the pleasure of tha one hour on the resolution of nd- Open (Jolf Championship which la
horence and amendments which to he played Wednesday and Thurs
of the several House* where both
president.
,
players and prospective members
Mitchell has met tho new situa huve been offered.- <
day on .the links of -the ■Sanford
of the galleries are quartered, '
Second Time In History Of tion thus far without comment, Some of those amendments will Golf and Country Club. Golf funa
provoke more or less general dies, ore expected to turn out In great
• Tho entertainment committee of
Washington That ChargeOf either regarding the half pay al cussion
but leaders of .the pro- number* to witness their fnvoritt-a
the
club is busy prepapring for
lowance
or
the
reports
among
his
privinj; While Drunk Has friends that ho will submit his court forces arc hopeful that n in this greatest of Central Flori
tho large influx of vlsltorn an
Iteen Made Against Woman resignation. Hia counsel, Repre final decision can be reached by da’s golfing cventa.
several events hdve been plnntic
for tonight and tomorrow night a t
sentative Reid, Republican of Ill tonight so that tho tax reduction
the various hotels and a t the cluKr
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.—OP)— inois, in a statement declared bill cap bo called up Wednesduy.
1,000 Gold Enthusiasts Expected
Search for a “thrill" to offset a "they have finally got Col. Mit Tlie lenders for ratification are
,
.
I confident that they will L-o able to
humdrum life at a private school chell".
At least 1,000 fans are expected'
has led a 19 year old girl, who
from out of town gnd with the
Mr. Reid criticized the '‘unseem muster un even greater margin of
gave her name iih Miss Beuita Kcn- ly haste" of the president’s action' votes than the five above the nec
large nuntbsr'of players here for
nison of Toledo, into police court und lie declared “this whole pro essary two thirds record yesterday
the. big tourney i t l s said tbab
here to ex pin in how it happened ceeding from start to finlih" show* <>n the cloture issue.
hotel accomodations will bo scarce
that she drove nn automobile into that an "invisible mind and hnnd
during the two day meet.
Likewise, they aiy confident
u lump post during a snow storm, have labored without ceasing for that they have the voters to re
Several of the* world's greatest
while clad principally in a red bath this day’s verdict".
ject i,ill amendments to the Swan
golfer* are here for the piay. Ac
ing suit and silk pajamas.
With the ‘president’* decision son nub-resolution although only a
cording >to golf author!tie*v tho"
largest assembly of star profes
The girl, who is visiting her sis viewed na closing theofficlal phase majority would be necessary to Tax Collector CompUea Fig
sionals ever recorded in this state
ter here, also is invited by the po;. of the case, it is likely thtft It will adopt amendments.
ures Showing Gain Of 74
will be present to tee off a t tha
lice to dlficuss reports to them that provide no material for dismission
The position of pro-court lend
Percent Over 11)24 Amount;
opening hour tomorrow morning.
the collision terminated a two day in Congress, where tho formgr col ers is that' the additional reserva
Offlco S taff la Enlarged
tions in the Swanson substitute
“endurance party" at which she onel Ims many friends.
Jim Barnes. Walter Hagan,
In the matter of Mitchell's pay, embody the safaguarda contained
und her friends partook of “em
Gano Sarazen. Gil Nichols,- Wtille v
City licenses'laxuad from Dct. j,
bassy refreshments,’’
_______ Coolldge
____ _________
President
agreed tv Uh In the greater number of proposed
McFarland and many others are
1IHZ4, to Jan. 22, 1925, numbered
rlflllry^ nmcndmVnls and they plan td 667
S ccm
in town awaiting tha signal to go:
Ona explanation was’ offered po the recommendation'of *
and
the
amount
collected
was
point thin out as an added argu
a* are Mike Brady and Cyril
lice Judge MacDonald yesterday by Davis and disagreed with the sug ment
$6,874.
For
the
same
months
end.
for enrlf action.
Walker.
:
the girl’s sister, Velma, who with gestion of the Wnr Department
Ing with Jan. 22, 1925. 917 licenses
Other Entries Are Named
a man friend, John Hoffman, were hoard of review which passed on
wefo issued amounting to *16,266,
in the automobile when it was halt the caso. and Maj. Gen. John A, Lanier Seeks Writ
Among tho many entries *aro:
nmm ling In a compilation made
ed by n lump post. Bonita was tired Hull, judgo advocate genera). The
_____ _
.1
Peter Sou ter, Henry tiniest J, •
today
by
Miss
Ellen
Hoy,
tax
col
Of Habeas Corpus lector for tho city of Sanford. 1 Club Officials Want Record George Waggunuin, James Simp
of school, Velma said, and had come hoard and General Hull favored
son. Eddio Loos, Bill Parker, Bill'
to Washington for u little excite suspension of all of Mitchell's al
Miss liny stated that the figures
Gallery On Links To Watch Alves, John Peters, Happy Martin,
Del,AND, Fla.. Jan. 26.—(/P)—
ment. A “ welcome Jiarty" followed, lowances nmi one third of his pay.
In his statement. President Cool- Judge W. W. Wright, of tho sev for 1925-26 show un increase over
Nationally Known Flayers; tho Culcl ^brothers, Charles M«ur»,
she declared. Police said she added
the information that the celebra idge reviewed briefly the cause and enth judicial circuit has summon 1924-6 of 64 per rent in the num
Entertainments
(Manned Arneiul Massey, K^gar'Convpstnn,.
Jack* Cnwsey. Ned McKinna, Geo..
tion waft bolstered up by liquor course of tho trial, declaring Mit ed Sheriff H. K. Stone to appear ber of licenses Issued mid u gain
of
74
per
rent
in
the
amount
col
Howard, Curl Rncco, - James U.
from nn embassy but she did not chell has characterized tho admin in Sunford at 2 o’clock Wednes
Tlie
stores
add
r
Other
business
.
istration of army and navy depart day afternoon • with Mariun S. lected.
Fvfo, Liui. Chiaptetta, Goorgo,
disclose which one.
houses
of
thu
city
art*
expected
as incompetent, critnlnnlly Lanier, and witnesses for the pros
Those figures arc pointed to by^
Christ, I). E. Miner,,Otis Georgo,
The three were brought to court ments
to
close
tomorrow
morning
and
re
nmi almost treasonable," ecution to answer habeas corpus cily officials p* being indicative of
Gant, Chnrle. Clark and others.
by two members of the police fly negligent,
and
that
the
hoard of review “ finds proceedings. Lanier, reputed to bo the tremendous growth of business main dosed until I o'clock nu that
The pairings are beiug arrang-’ •
ing squadron who had pursued the that those statements
himiiH-p*
men
and
their
employees
thu city during tlie past year.
cd today for the opening day’s
car for some time before the crush without husiH in fact". were made a candidate for tho U. S. Senate, in
muv
i)
tic
mi
the
opening
of
the
was arrested in Daytona Monday It was said tliat a great number golf tournament, areording to nil play.
and court proceedings cnine to an
on u charge of embezzlement pre of tho licenses were issued for real announcement made tills morning
An international flavor is being
abrupt link when Judge McDonald
Probe of Case Proposed
ferred by Philip F. AbonsHclman, estate brokers and salesman and by Frank MneNeil, secretary of added to tho tourney by the pre*-;
viewed Bliss Bonita's attire. In ad
WASHINGTON, Jon. 26.—</P)— who allegos Lanier swindled him that others nru for various lines of the Hanford Golf and Country Club. enre of Massey, French champion
dition to the bright bathing suit Investigation of the Mitchell court out
new businesses,
of *800.
British star.
and pajamas tho girl wore silver martini case, with a view of revis
"\Vo uni nsking that ull business and Compston,
Mias Hoy stated'today that her houses
Golfers To lie Feted
Following
a
preliminary
hearing
slippers and hose to match.
lie
closed
for
the
morning
ing the law governing military before Justice of tho Peace Beers, department was rushed with ap
The entertainment committee
and also for ThUisdsy afternoon of the Sanford Golf und Country
Judge MacDonald ordered her t * courts, was proposed V>day in . a tho
plicants for various city licenses so
dcfcmlont
was
committed
to
Hint huhlne.ii people may havo
spend the night at the house of resolution by representative Con- tho Volusia county jail, in defnulL every day of tho past month nmi
announced through It* chair
the 1chance tA aee the" biggest Club
detention and postponed tho hear itally, Democrat of Texas.
man, G. L. Britt, that arranger
that she could set' no let up in the sporting
of
*2,000
bond.
He
seeks
freedom
event
ever
staged
in
the
ing. Tlie giri was charged with
huve been completed for u
through a writ of habeas corpus. issuance of the permits,
cltv of Huntdrd," Mr. MneNeil ments
driving nn automobile‘while drunk
dinner
to be glvsn at tha Hotel
In
addition
to
this
work
the
col
said.
and without a permit. It is the Local Ca&emen Meet
Forrest Lake tomorrow night for
lector's
deportment
handles
much
Band
Concert
second time that tho 'driving while Daytona Five Tonight
before has such un array the participants In tha
of the bookkeeping fur tho city of "Never
stars in any one sport been **- Open tourney, and members of th«
drunk” charge has been placed
Work's
qffice,
of
which
they
uro
u
remiiled in one £ity of Florida, and club’s committee who have wuriffd
Tlie following program for the part.
against a woman here.
Coach Ceoif Frishic's high school municipal
1
'
thu
is without u doubt fur the success of tho two uay
band
concert
to
Im
held
They also attend to the issuance the tournament
quintet will play the Daytona high tonight in Central Park nt 8 o’clock
bust
advertising"
feature tho event.
on the local court tonight at 7 was announced today by Conductor of building permits und much data city hu. over had.
Other- informal affalra are
pertaining to the building situa
o’clock, the game having Wen Joseph Rolzenatein.
“ Wa ora receiving visitor* from scheduled for this .evening and far
tion is obtainable from that office.
postponed from last week due to 1. March, IUppy Go Lucky.......
Tho force- of the tax collector's evrry section of the state and tha Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
thy light-shower of rain that ren
_________________ Barnard office
and that of the city clerk has club 1. arranging, entertainments A dance nt the Country Club on
dered the open air court unfit for 2. Overture,
Taneredi __Rossini been augmented
recently by the for thoir benefit no that an their T h u n lay tughri wiR.bring tha fas
use at that time.
3.
Vnlse
Dl
Concert,
Vienna
addition.of
now
clerks
and tho re n turn to their resportivu homes ti titles in. connection with, thf*
Fresh from their victorious
Beautle* ........
..Sicvhrcr cording ami bookkeeping
instru they will say that Sanford, knows tournament to an end.
PORT PRAYA. Capo Verde Is scran with Winter Park, the loeola 4. Vocal Solo, Selected
, At tho dinner to tha players,
ments
und
cabinets
have
been
en how to play the perfect host.
arc
expected
to
show
up
well
lands. Jan. 2ti.—W —Command
Mrs. Ella Harris.
rty of thOnr will .be.called >Mi
“Wo want the visitors to enjoy
larged.
Against
the
speedy
visitors,
who
er Franco and his fellow Span
Intermission.
short talk* relative to their
themsolve. both by watching .‘thy
ish aviators, flying from Palos. arc looked upon as likely candi 6. Overture, Plantation Songn
years In the profession and for
play uf the bo»t .professional* In
Spain to Buenos Airea arrived date! t for th« league champion
......... Contemo
the nation and by being properly remlnlsencea of the, hundreds of
here at 6:10 tKla afternoon from ship this season;
Intermezzo, In a Moonlit
toumamenta in which they hare
. feted while hero for the meet.’’.'
The
last
few
days
have
been
Gando Bay, Canary Isianda.
Garden
—.............King
participated In ovary section of thia
spent in developing defensive tac
The
tourney
will
get
under
way
Popular Song Medley, Se
promptly a t 8:30 o’clock in tho country and Rngland.
LAS PALMAS', Canary Islands, tics. Sanford’* weakest point, ac 7.
lected ....... ...................
Most of tbs players will leava
morning even though weather con
Jan. 26.—</P)—Commander Franco cording to Ctmch Friable, and keen
March, Tho Three MuskeThursday evening, for other cltlee
dilions
fail
to
d
e
a
r
up."
Mr,
Mace
and two other Spanish aviators to competition is expected to feature
' taera
King
Nei| said, '“ /or the oxcelloat con where they a n . entered in,a'
day resumed their flight from the contest looked upon by many
Anthem, Tha Star Spangled
NEW • YORK. Inn. SK—W > - dition of the links will enable the scheduled for tbs week-end.
Spain to Argentina. They hopped as the deciding scrap In the race
B anner...................... u...Keys Official, conducting the week's golfers to perforjn without Incon
Golf. m^cha* all over the
off for the Cape Verde Islands at for league leadership.
international broadcasting testa venience.’'
aro mid to keep the proa con
8:20 o'clock in their plan* Hu*
wOj try tonight tef overcome tho
Many parties aro scheduled for oualy traveling and vary few
Ultra. The take off was made
Jinx that ha. silenced eastern sta tonight
and tomorrow night at them get back to th* club to v
from the aurfaco of Gando Bay
tions In the U. S.< because of ms- tha various hotels, both for play they uro attached more often
souths of here, where tha aviators
rioo disasters on the first two er* and fans.
sure each weak.
.J
flew yesterday. The distance front
8 night, of the teat,
Mike
Brady
und
Cyril
Walker,
Gando bar to the Cape Verde Isl
tjOS call, have claimed right of 4wo.af.lha moat.famous golf.stara
and! is about 1,060 rails*’
way
In the air, for only Is* min of ull lima added their pnvrnco
R
w
a
s
p
ro
g
re
s
s
in
g
rn
p
After two days rest will come a With the exception of the watel the lake!
ute.
night and Sunday aight to the galaxy of. luntituriev today
t tht.trees transplant- have last
Pernambuco, Brazil, a dlatance of installation th e ' municipal yaehl idly and
eastern station* been aide to apd
are expected to provitl* aoinc
some
time
ago
are
growing
even
edac
1,711 milea. The plane last Friday basin *t tha foot of Park Aver.ui
broadcast. Dispatches from.abroad
naatleual playing for the benoflt
Irft Paloa, Spain, whence Columbus Is' now complete, having moorin| better than was expected. !■
indicate
that-only
a
few
“DX°
sta
tha gallery during both days'
■ailed to discover a new world. The bases, landing ategea and float, am1 The. dead leaves were cut from n tions are lasing sleep'In attemptfirst leg of the flight, abopt 870 new safety piling. f « » rdin* t$ number lo r the palmetto*!* lining ing to hear fmm aero*, the, sea
_______________
the new boulevard on the lake in Eurupesm jegf snjall homy, i
miles, was accomplished in aight City Manager W .B : Williams.
“A general aarvey of the heel* front aad ofty official* awaited
With, man! stations 1
hours.
■hows that every modem facility with soma anxiety th a growing of and South America laat MgM' re
*a*
;
is now available for the use c£ new aheoto. I t was said tld* morn ports today showed that U. S, list
. Progress Is Imported
House n a a n decision on co-opMADRID, Jan. 20.—
The pleasure craft and within a few ing. that, niany new shoots were eners had htard at.toast nine sta
oratlvp marketing!bill.
Tadls wireless s t^ o n **b°rts jays tbe water line* will be eonv growing from where the dead leaves tion*: wSAJt
World Court dabato continues in
that the Spanish pl*n« Ne Plus plrtciy installed so that boata may had bee« cut and the beautifkntleyi London
Senate under cloture.
Ultra, flying from Q*>4o Bay, take on water without w irin g uaf committee is reported to be elated
t
Canary Island. U» St. VincgpL of the Clyde Line Company'* over the news.
Lhni. Peni,
LO _ w _____ _
car that (be tall BUenu*
said Mr. Williams t b s
Cape Verde Islands. ^Tb* ‘ viators dock”
Ain*.. F#r stations were BALD HEADS ARK PERTURBED
not survive trano- beard at MarbUheord. Mas*. '
reported that everyth!ng waa go morning*
J f . L a 9H k» & I
Wc Y mI that tha city ha*
.to .! * .
ing well and that ther wars mainTho. followi,
taining their, course by radio eom- its part in developing th .
will brusdc*
where
P*9*___________ _
the finest in the
Pa£:M
U)W
The difference In eUcation Jw- t An
tween the deepest known spot in today that
the "ocean and the •um«r>U of the
shrubbery nod
x* .T « « . highest m«wUln U l U
WEARIED BY DULL
LIFE, GIRL DRIVES
AUTO INTO POST
CITY L I C E N S E S
SHOW BIG GAIN
DURINGYEAR 1925
ST0R|S ASKED .TO
CLOSBDURINGBJG
LOCAL GOLF MEET
Cape Verde Islands
Are Reached Today
By Spanish Fliers
K
InternationalRadlo
Testa Are Hindered
By Many, $0S Calls
Improvements At
Almost Cpmple
Yacht Basin
3
Washington News
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Seminole County*s New Financial Institution
OFFICE
210 East First Street
T h e organization o f this financial
institution was
made
•l j
.
' ‘ .
T h e Association will serve two classes of clients: re
possible through the efforts o f a group of Sanford busi
ceiving the savings of thrifty and far seeing people, and
ness and financial men, w h o have the growth and w el
loaning these funds to members w ho wish to buy or
build a home.
T h e outstanding advantages for the
Filled with a spirit of civic
saving members is safety, yield aild availability; for the
pride they have realized that ip this fast growing com
barrowing member, the opportunity to finance the
munity there is an ever .increasing demand for funds,
building or purchase of a home by, easy monthly, pay
loaned on easy terms, to finance the building of homes.
ments of principle and interest.
fare of Sanford at heart.
These men will direct the affairs of this association
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F. L. WOODRUFF, President
J. D. DAVISON, Vico President
C. L. BRITT, Secretary
A. L. BETTS, Treasurer
E. F. HOUSHOLDER, Attorney
i ~ T l
m \m t
i DEPOSITORIES
tt * MM] V* v i1
Seminole County Bank
First National Bank
*
F. L. WOODRUFF,
Retired Capitalist
J. D. DAVISON,
Retired Capitalist
C. L. BRUT,
President The Britt-Chittenden
Realty Co., Inc.
A. L. BETTS,
Ass't Cashier First Nat’l Bank
R. A. NEWMAN,
Proprietor Hill Hardware Company
A. R. KEY,
Vic Pres. & Cashier Seminole County
Bank
W. S. HAND,
Retired Capitalist
W. W. C. SMITH,
President Seminole Security Co.
and Director First National Bank
J. D. CHITTENDEN,
Vice»Pres., The Britt Chittenden
Realty Company, Inc.
W. C. HILL,
Vice Pres. Bond Hill Lumber Co.
JOE CAMERON,
Retired Capitalist
E. F. HOUSHOLDER,
Attorney at Law
*
T h e Seminole County Building and Loan does not accept deposits in competition with the banks, but
operates with them in supplying construction money for home buildi
Read what these prominent personage have to say
President Coolidge
” No greator contribution could be
mgfJo to insure the stability o f the
nation and the advancement bf its
ideals than to make it a nation of
home-owning families, and thut all
t|io instrumentalities toward thiH end
arc deserving o f encouragement” .
i
U. S. Senator Calder
Herbert Hoover, Sec. Com.
Sec. Treas. Mellon
Chairman o f the Senate Housing
Committee, Bays: "F or the solution
o f house shortage problems we must
look tq the Savings and Loan Asso
ciations. These splendid institutions
have to date assumed most o f the
bunliyi of financing home building,
in addition to their wonderful work
in promoting thrift.”
"Your Associations— true peoples
bnnkB— encourage thrift throughout
the nution— Having made their asseta
sound and worthy of confidence. It
is my earnest deHirc that the Savings
and Loan Associations o f the United
States Hhould be encouraged by the
public spirited citizens in every lo
cality.”
No grenter service could be rend
ered the country than to increase
the number of homes owned by those
who occupy them.
Building and
Loan Associations in countless in
stances have made such ownership
possible.
Building and Loan Associations have been in suc
cessful operation since 1835.
citizens of the communities in which they operate/ "
In the United States
there are n ow over 11,800 associations with com bined
T h e Seminole County, Building and Loan Asso
assets of more than $4,765,000,000 representing the
ciation, under State Supervision and Examination, is a
savings of over 8,500,000 members share holders.
mutual co-operative financial institution in which all
members investing or borrowing, are stockholders.
This remarkable showing is only made as a result of
the whole-hearted support and co-operation by the
.
Its funds are secured by First Mortgages on homes.
H E L P B O O S T S A N F O R D B Y B E C O M IN G A M E M B E R O F T H E
T H E C A L D W E L L CO., Fisca
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SAWFOUD, FLORIDA,
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NUMBER 151.
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Chief Williams Pleased
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Much / favorable cbmjwmt w m
heard on the streets o f the city
{ffim orning over the p « s « « e yeuIcrday by the City Commlahioneni
of the ordinance providing a Jail
sentence for porsoiia caught opetutins a motor vehicle while under
t h e influence o f Intoxicating liq*
uora for the second time. Mnny
cltiasn* stater) that the ordinance
should h“ ve been passed ip ita or
iginal form containing n clause
tolling for’ imprisonment for the
first offenru instead o l granting
lh " option o f a fine.
.
At the meeting during which the
ordinance wa* passed, Mayor For*rest Lake and Commissioner S..O.
Chase advocated it's passage with
out the privilege of paying a fine
for Jho first offense. . Commission
er
F. Houaholdcr. stated that
while he was in favor1 o f the me*
live, and would vote for the or
iginal clause, he felt that compli
cations might ariiu which would
cause considerable legal difficul
ties to tho city. After some discus
sion the commission ndppted the
ordinance with a new clause call
ing for a fine of $200 for the first
breach of the law and 00 days im
prisonment in lieu of payment.
The punishment fof.n.Becoml of-
NewsSummary
LOCAL . ,
Internationally known golfers
arrive in Sanford for Central
Florida Open
Championship.
Tournament to be played on lo
cal links tomorrow and Thurs
day.
City Tax Collector’s report
shows tremendous increase in
city licenses issued during last
year.
Police chief is pleased with
new ordinance jailing drunken
driver* for Becoml offense.
Improvements at new city
yacht basin practically complet
ed. city manager says.
Local stores and business
houses may close for chuntplnnship golf nloet to open here to
tell morrow.
STATE
The next step in the Snlm case
Is awaited with much interest at
Palm Beach where it is under
stood that servants in the Coun
tess’ homft are armed.
Miami Police continue search
[eight
ah* for thieves who Monday stole
*>m paintings valued: .at *230,<>00
abaret “ frOrt^"Alfredo V^unto.
DOMESTIC
out
[began
..David Marshall. Philadelphia
lesion. chiropractor, is held without hail
with . after ronfesfng that he strang
[ might led Annu Mac Dietrich last Wed
to l>e nesday.
Three ships arc in distress as
. Hut
tier Jo result of violent storm on the
She Atlantic Ocean.
about
Former Col. Mitchell begins
ke her his sentence of five years’ sus
pension from the army, follow
thirl at ing decision of PrSsfdent Coolidgo after reviewing finding of
court'martial.
Vote on World Court issue ex
na
came acted soon in Senate With clo
[ my of * ture rule being placed in efect.
Tired o f dull life, young Wash
out. I
tin the ington girl drives auto Into tele
I was phone pale and arrested' charg
ed with driving car while'drunk*
Third coal conference opens
oat to
mtand with John L. Lewis confident
I't. I that strike wilt he terminated
[off our soon.
Clarence Saunders of Pigglylisten.
kt pot- Wiggly fume is hailed in Mem
! 1 knew phis court for fighting.
of my
Heart Disease Causes
at want
nurdrr, 185 O f Every Thousand
dy, he
t'orow- Deaths, Survey Shows
[ field at
NEW ORLEANS. Jan.
(AM
under
stance — Heart disease is the cause of
(rights, 185 of every 1.000 deaths.
Most cases o f cancer can he
cured if a physician is consulted
13 soon enough.
-v
ild In Pre-natal care materially reduces
the number of deaths at child
Plot birth.
Hospitals should be standard
»— VPl- ized.
Hears may be adtfcd to life by
diriduali proper care.
federal
These were some of the out
the altty “Bill- standing comments made by pro
owner. minent apeakera during sessions
»rtiiinen of tho regional meeting of the
>re still American College o f Surgeons,
»ree sep- which will close here tonight.
returnud. *Dr. Rudolph Matas, of $ic*
P-nta with Orleans, president 6f the organ
prohibition isation, told hla fellow surgeons
iolat'.' *.lu> that he was amazed at the inter
est the public dlstdayed in tho
•pent six development of medical aclencc.
he alleged
tsented by Navy Planes Land
having
•teamere
In Key W est Harbor
bllcation,
Har
riot
Miration
KEV T O s i-F t o .. Jan. *«.—C/P)
77Nine seaplanes making up th-*
United States air craft fleet which
wJR conduct mgneanvars in Cuban
waters for several weeks, arrived
here at 1:30 o’clock. The planes
wore preceded by the U. S. S.
Wright, tender, which reached port
this morning. The planes circlp“
°\*r ,
city several times after
which a landing wag made. There
a large crpwd at the water
front to witness the maneuvering
of the air boats as they were mak
ing a landing.
. £
The fleet will remain here for
two days after which it will Pr»« e d ^ o Cuban waters.
fenso was fixed.
days
without privilege of bond.
Police AVJ Pleased
Chief of Police Roy G. Williams,
in commenting* on the new ordil
nance, stated today that It was anether weapon in the hands of his
department which he Intended using to the limit in endeavoring to
&
®f th* cily «afe
f°r la wthei
abiding citizens.
“ There will- bo no abuse of tin*
new ordinance by the police of
banfimi, thief Williams Baid, we
kill use our authority, given under
the terms of the law, to the full
advantage of the respectable citiiens of the community, and will
drive the drunken nutoisifc from
Sanford."
The records of the police show
that from September 11)24 to tkt.
1, 1D25 n total of 74- arrenia wore
made on a charge of driving an
automobile while drunk. In must
of these cases convictions were se
cured.
Ip October, 1925, there were six
arrests on this charge, in Novem
ber, six; and in Uccember there
were ten arrests.
So fur lids month, January,
there have hem II urrests made
on tile charge.
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6s •*>
•hSi W i l l / o e i iVoponenl.s Have C oncluded
William Miteht
Half Pay And
nd Other Living ... Arguments And Opponents
Allowances, Coolldge
Are Not Inclined To ftn*»
Afte.- Reviewing.The Case
1-ons Debate Upon (Question
Former Air Lewter
Swanson Measure To
Makes No Statement Have Many Changes
UK
Am ong Stars Here For Golf Tourney
» JUtl*
“Hoaly, Action^ Of president Leaders Of Ratification Con
Draws Criticism From Reid,
fident They tan Muster Dig
Counsel F or Orated Officer.
Majority To Pass Bill
Local Hotels Crowded
W ith New Arrivals, |
IncludingMany W ho
W ill View Matches 4
Hagen, Sarazen
Are New Arrivals
AxS
h P iWASHINGTON, Jan. W ^’ U
WASHINGTON, Jan. W,—</Pl—
Ltrippcd of his ‘rank as colonel in Under the lid of cloture the Sen
the army air service, William MU* ate approached today the vote
chall today began serving his sent which will take the United States
ence of suspension from tha army into the World Court. Whether
Between 30 Or 40 Will
for five years.
the final role call will come before
Make Bid For Prizes
Contrary, however, to the decla adjournment Unlay or be deferred
ion of the court martial which until tomorruw was problematical.
AmountingTo$4,000
convicted him under tho V6th Proponents of adherence hove con
*
article of war inaubonlination in cluded their argumenta and npponPljiyers and spectators havq
connection with his determln-xl enta are not inclined to prolong
fight for an unified air « m k e the discussion.
been pouring into the city
Mitchell will receive Half pay and
More than a score o f reserva
during the past 24 hours far
certain living allowances during tions to the Swanson substitute
the Centml Florida Open G olf1
tho suspension.
resolution of adherence have been
Championship which opens to
President Coolldge, in affirming offered, however, and these must
morrow on tlie links of the
the court's verdict, stipulated yes be disposed, of before the- final
Sanford Golf and Country
terday that the sentence will be vote. Roll calls will be demanded
executed ns ordered except an to in a number of cases.
Club.
V
UFJNE 8ARAZEN
'
Under tho rule which the Sen
the provision depriving Ahn former
Hotels nro crowded, w ith
colonel, uf ail pay nna allowances. ate Invoked yesterday, 08 to 26 for
The three professional:! pictured
new urrivals coming in every
Under tho president's decision, the second time since its adoption nliovc nro in Snnfoni-for tha open
hour of the dny\ and a fever
Mitchell will receive $397.97 month in 1917, each senator la limited to ing round of the Central Florida
ish stir la noticeable in the lobbira
ly, “ during the pleasure of tha one hour on the resolution of nd- Open (Jolf Championship which la
horence and amendments which to he played Wednesday and Thurs
of the several House* where both
president.
,
players and prospective members
Mitchell has met tho new situa huve been offered.- <
day on .the links of -the ■Sanford
of the galleries are quartered, '
Second Time In History Of tion thus far without comment, Some of those amendments will Golf and Country Club. Golf funa
•Tho entertainment committee of
Washington That ChargeOf either regarding the half pay al provoke more or less general dies, ore expected to turn out In great
cussion but leaders of .the pro- number* to witness their fnvoritt-a
the
club is busy prepapring for
lowance
or
the
reports
among
his
privinj; While Drunk Has friends that ho will submit his court forces arc hopeful that n
tho large influx of vlsltorn an
in this greatest of Central Flori
Iteen Made Against Woman resignation. Hia counsel, Repre final decision can be reached by da’s golfing cventa.
several events hdve been plnntic
for tonight and tomorrow night at
sentative Reid, Republican of Ill tonight so that tho tax reduction
the various hotels and at the cluKr
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.—OP)— inois, in a statement declared bill cap bo called up Wednesduy.
1,000 Gold Enthusiasts Expected
Tlie lenders for ratification are
Search for a “ thrill" to offset a "they have finally got Col. Mit
,
.
I confident that they will L-o able to
humdrum life at a private school chell".
At least 1,000 fans are expected'
has led a 19 year old girl, who
from out o f town gnd with the
Mr. Reid criticized the '‘unseem muster un even greater margin of
gave her name iih Miss Beuita Kcn- ly haste" of the president’s action' votes than the five above the nec
large nuntbsr'of players here for
nison of Toledo, into police court und lie declared “ this whole pro essary two thirds record yesterday
the. big tourney i t l s said tbab
here to ex pin in how it happened ceeding from start to finlih" show* <>n the cloture issue.
hotel accomodations will bo scarce
that she drove nn automobile into that an "invisible mind and hnnd
during the two day meet.
Likewise, they aiy confident
u lump post during a snow storm, have labored without ceasing for that they have the voters to re
Several of the* world's greatest
while clad principally in a red bath this day’s verdict".
ject i,ill amendments to the Swan
golfer* are here for the piay. Ac
ing suit and silk pajamas.
With the ‘ president’* decision son nub-resolution although only a
cording >to golf author!tie*v tho"
largest assembly o f star profes
The girl, who is visiting her sis viewed na closing theofficlal phase majority would be necessary to Tax Collector CompUea Fig
sionals ever recorded in this state
ter here, also is invited by the po;. of the case, it is likely thtft It will adopt amendments.
ures Showing Gain Of 74
will be present to tee o ff at tha
lice to dlficuss reports to them that provide no material for dismission
The position of pro-court lend
Percent Over 11)24 Amount;
opening hour tomorrow morning.
the collision terminated a two day in Congress, where tho formgr col ers is that' the additional reserva
Offlco Staff la Enlarged
tions in the Swanson substitute
“ endurance party" at which she onel Ims many friends.
Jim Barnes. Walter Hagan,
In the matter of Mitchell's pay, embody the safaguarda contained
und her friends partook of “ em
Gano Sarazen. Gil Nichols,- Wtille v
City licenses'laxuad from Dct. j,
bassy refreshments,’’
________ Coolldge
_____ __________
President
agreed tv Uh In the greater number of proposed
McFarland and many others are
* ccm
rlfll
lry^ nmcndmVnls and they plan td 1IHZ4, to Jan. 22, 1925, numbered
in town awaiting tha signal to go:
Ona explanation was’ offered po the recommendation'of S
667
and
the
amount
collected
was
a* are Mike Brady and Cyril
lice Judge MacDonald yesterday by Davis and disagreed with the sug point thin out as an added argu $6,874. For the same months end.
Walker.
:
the girl’s sister, Velma, who with gestion of the Wnr Department ment for enrlf action.
Ing with Jan. 22, 1925. 917 licenses
Other Entries Are Named
a man friend, John Hoffman, were hoard of review which passed on
wefo issued amounting to *16,266,
in the automobile when it was halt the caso. and Maj. Gen. John A, Lanier Seeks W rit
Among tho many entries *aro:
nmmling In a compilation made
ed by n lump post. Bonita was tired Hull, judgo advocate genera). The
_____ _
.1
Peter Sou ter, Henry
J, •
today
by
Miss
Ellen
Hoy,
tax
col
O f Habeas Corpus lector for tho city o f Sanford. 1 Club Officials Want Record George Waggunuin, Jamestiniest
Simp
of school, Velma said, and had come hoard and General Hull favored
son. Eddio Loos, Bill Parker, Bill'
to Washington for u little excite suspension of all of Mitchell's al
Miss liny stated that the figures
Gallery On Links To Watch Alves, John Peters, Happy Martin,
Del,AND, Fla.. Jan. 26.—(/P)—
ment. A “ welcome Jiarty" followed, lowances nmi one third of his pay.
In his statement. President Cool- Judge W. W. Wright, of tho sev for 1925-26 show un increase over
Nationally Known Flayers; tho Culcl ^brothers, Charles M«ur»,
she declared. Police said she added
the information that the celebra idge reviewed briefly the cause and enth judicial circuit has summon 1924-6 of 64 per rent in the num
Entertainments
(Manned Arneiul Massey, K^gar'Convpstnn,.
Jack* Cnwsey. Ned McKinna, Geo..
tion waft bolstered up by liquor course of tho trial, declaring Mit ed Sheriff H. K. Stone to appear ber of licenses Issued mid u gain
of
74
per
rent
in
the
amount
col
Howard, Curl Rncco, - James U.
from nn embassy but she did not chell has characterized tho admin in Sunford at 2 o’clock Wednes
Tlie
stores
add
r
Other
business
.
istration of army and navy depart day afternoon • with Mariun S. lected.
Fvfo, Liui. Chiaptetta, Goorgo,
disclose which one.
houses
of
thu
city
art*
expected
ments as incompetent, critnlnnlly
Those figures arc pointed to by^
The three were brought to court negligent, nmi almost treasonable," Lanier, and witnesses for the pros cily officials p* being indicative of to close tomorrow morning and re Christ, I). E. Miner,,Otis Georgo,
by two members of the police fly and that the hoard of review “ finds ecution to answer habeas corpus the tremendous growth of business main dosed until I o'clock nu that Gant, Chnrle. Clark and others.
The pairings are beiug arrang-’ •
ing squadron who had pursued the that those statements were made proceedings. Lanier, reputed to bo in thu city during tlie past year. himiiH-p* men and their employees
cd today for the opening day’s
a candidate for tho U. S. Senate,
car for some time before the crush without husiH in fact".
muv
i)
tic
mi
the
opening
of
the
was arrested in Daytona Monday It was said tliat a great number golf tournament, areording to nil play.
and court proceedings cnine to an
on u charge of embezzlement pre of tho licenses were issued for real announcement made tills morning
An international flavor is being
abrupt link when Judge McDonald
Probe of Case Proposed
ferred by Philip F. AbonsHclman, estate brokers and salesman and by Frank MneNeil, secretary of added to tho tourney by the pre*-;
viewed Bliss Bonita's attire. In ad
that others nru for various lines of
WASHINGTON, Jon. 26.—</P)—
the Hanford Golf and Country Club. enre of Massey, French champion
dition to the bright bathing suit Investigation of the Mitchell court who allegos Lanier swindled him new businesses,
out
of
*800.
British star.
and pajamas tho girl wore silver martini case, with a view of revis
"\Vo uni nsking that ull business and Compston,
Mias Hoy stated'today that her
Golfers To lie Feted
Following a preliminary hearing
slippers and hose to match.
houses
lie
closed
for
the
morning
ing the law governing military before Justice of tho Peace Beers, department was rushed with ap
The entertainment committee
and also for ThUisdsy afternoon
Judge MacDonald ordered her t * courts, was proposed V>day in . a tho
dcfcmlont was committed to plicants for various city licenses so Hint huhlne.ii people may havo of the Sanford Golf und Country
spend the night at the house of resolution by representative Con- tho Volusia county jail, in defnulL every day of tho past month nmi
Club announced through It* chair
the 1chance tA aee the" biggest
detention and postponed tho hear itally, Democrat of Texas.
of *2,000 bond. He seeks freedom that she could set' no let up in the sporting event ever staged in the man, G. L. Britt, that arranger
ing. Tlie giri was charged with
ments huve been completed for u
through a writ of habeas corpus. issuance of the permits,
cltv of Huntdrd," Mr. MneNeil dinner to be glvsn at tha Hotel
driving nn automobile‘while drunk
In
addition
to
this
work
the
col
said.
and without a permit. It is the Local Ca&emen Meet
Forrest Lake tomorrow night for
lector's deportment handles much
Band Concert
second time that tho 'driving while Daytona Five Tonight
before has such un array the participants In tha
of the bookkeeping fur tho city of "Never
stars in any one sport been **drunk” charge has been placed
Work's qffice, of which they uro u remiiled in one £ity of Florida, and Open tourney, and members o f th«
Tlie following program for the part.
against a woman here.
club’s committee who have wuriffd
Coach
Ceoif
Frishic's
high
school
1
'
thu tournament is without u doubt
municipal band concert to Im held
They also attend to the issuance the bust advertising" feature tho fur the success of tho two uay
quintet will play the Daytona high tonight in Central Park nt 8 o’clock
event.
on the local court tonight at 7 was announced today by Conductor of building permits und much data city hu. over had.
Other- informal affalra are
pertaining to the building situa
o’clock, the game having Wen Joseph Rolzenatein.
“ Wa ora receiving visitor* from scheduled for this .evening and far
tion is obtainable from that office.
postponed from last week due to 1. March, IUppy Go Lucky.......
Tho force- of the tax collector's evrry section of the state and tha Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
thy light-shower of rain that ren
___ _______________ Barnard office and that of the city clerk has club 1. arranging, entertainments A dance nt the Country Club on
dered the open air court unfit for 2. Overture, Taneredi ___Rossini
been augmented recently by the for thoir benefit no that an their Thun lay tughri wiR.bring tha fas
use at that time.
3.
Vnlse
Dl
Concert,
Vienna
addition.of now clerks and tho re n turn to their resportivu homes ti titles in. connection with, thf*
Fresh from their victorious
Beautle* ........
..Sicvhrcr cording ami bookkeeping instru they will say that Sanford, knows tournament to an end.
PORT PRAYA. Capo Verde Is scran with Winter Park, the loeola 4. Vocal Solo, Selected
, At tho dinner to tha players,
ments und cabinets have been en how to play the perfect host.
lands. Jan. 2ti.—W — Command arc expected to show up well
Mrs. Ella Harris.
rty of thOnr will .be.called >Mi
“ Wo want the visitors to enjoy
larged.
Against
the
speedy
visitors,
who
er Franco and his fellow Span
Intermission.
short talk* relative to their
themsolve. both by watching .‘ thy
ish aviators, flying from Palos. arc looked upon as likely candi 6. Overture, Plantation Songn
play uf the bo»t .professional* In years In the profession and for
Spain to Buenos Airea arrived date! t for th« league champion
.... ..... Contemo
the nation and by being properly remlnlsencea of the, hundreds of
ship this season;
here at 6:10 tKla afternoon from
Intermezzo, In a Moonlit
toumamenta in which they hare
. feted while hero for the meet.’’ .'
The
last
few
days
have
been
Gando Bay, Canary Isianda.
Garden
—.............King
participated In ovary section o f thia
spent in developing defensive tac
The
tourney
will
get
under
way
Popular Song Medley, Se
promptly at 8:30 o’clock in tho country and Rngland.
LAS PALMAS', Canary Islands, tics. Sanford’* weakest point, ac 7.
lected ....... ...................
Most of tbs players will leava
morning even though weather con
Jan. 26.—</P)—Commander Franco cording to Ctmch Friable, and keen
March, Tho Three MuskeThursday evening, for other cltlee
dilions
fail
to
dear
up."
Mr,
Mace
and two other Spanish aviators to competition is expected to feature
' taera
King
Nei| said, '“ /or the oxcelloat con where they a n . entered in,a'
day resumed their flight from the contest looked upon by many
Anthem, Tha Star Spangled
NEW • YORK. Inn. SK—W > - dition of the links will enable the scheduled for tbs week-end.
Spain to Argentina. They hopped as the deciding scrap In the race
Banner...................... u...Keys Official, conducting the week's golfers to perforjn without Incon
Golf. m^cha* all over the
off for the Cape Verde Islands at for league leadership.
international broadcasting testa venience.’'
aro mid to keep the proa con
8:20 o'clock in their plan* Hu*
wOj try tonight tef overcome tho
Many parties aro scheduled for oualy traveling and vary few
Ultra. The take off was made
Jinx that ha. silenced eastern sta tonight and tomorrow night at them get back to th* club to v
from the aurfaco of Gando Bay
tions In the U. S.< because o f ms- tha various hotels, both for play they uro attached more often
souths of here, where tha aviators
rioo disasters on the first two er* and fans.
sure each weak.
.J
flew yesterday. The distance front
8 night, of the teat,
Mike Brady und Cyril Walker,
Gando bar to the Cape Verde Isl
tjOS call, have claimed right of 4wo.af.lha moat.famous golf.stara
and! is about 1,060 rails*’
way In the air, for only Is* min of ull lima added their pnvrnco
R
was
progressing
rnpWith the exception of the watel the lake!
After two days rest will come a
ute. last night and Sunday aight to the galaxy of. luntituriev today
t tht.trees transplant- have
Pernambuco, Brazil, a dlatance of installation th e ' municipal yaehl idly and
eastern station* been aide to apd are expected to provitl* aoinc
some
time
ago
are
growing
even
edac
1,711 milea. The plane last Friday basin *t tha foot of Park Aver.ui
broadcast. Dispatches from.abroad
naatleual playing for the benoflt
better
than
was
expected.
!■
Irft Paloa, Spain, whence Columbus Is' now complete, having moorin|
indicate that-only a few “ DX° sta
tha gallery during both days'
The. dead leaves were cut from n tions are lasing sleep'In attempt■ailed to discover a new world. The bases, landing ategea and float, am1
first leg of the flight, abopt 870 new safety piling. f « » rdin* t$ number lor the palmetto*!* lining ing to hear fmm aero*, the, sea
_______________
the new boulevard on the lake in Eurupesm jegf snjall homy, i
miles, was accomplished in aight City Manager W .B : Williams.
“ A general aarvey o f the heel* front aad ofty official* awaited
With, man! stations 1
hours.
■hows that every modem facility with soma anxiety tha growing of and South America laat MgM' re
*a*
;
is now available for the use c£ new aheoto. It was said tld* morn ports today showed that U. S, list
. Progress Is Imported
House naan decision on co-opMADRID, Jan. 20.—
The pleasure craft and within a few ing. that, niany new shoots were eners had htard at.toast nine sta
oratlvp marketing!bill.
Tadls wireless
st^ o n **b°rts jays tbe water line* will be eonv growing from where the dead leaves tion*: wSAJt
World Court dabato continues in
that the Spanish pl*n« Ne Plus plrtciy installed so that boata may had bee« cut and the beautifkntleyi London
Senate under cloture.
Ultra, flying from Q*>4o Bay, take on water without w irin g uaf committee is reported to be elated
t
Canary Island. U» St. VincgpL of the Clyde Line Company'* over the news.
Lhni. Peni,
L O _ w ______ _
car that (be tall BUenu* Ain*.. F#r stations were BALD HEADS ARK PERTURBED
said Mr. Williams t b s
Cape Verde Islands. ^Tb* ‘ viators dock”
not survive trano- beard at MarbUheord. Mas*.
reported that everyth!ng waa go morning*
J f. L a 9H k» & I
'
Wc Y mI that tha city ha*
.t o .!* .
ing well and that ther wars mainTho. followi,
taining their, course by radio eom- its part in developing th.
will brusdc*
where
P*9*____________ _
the finest in the
P a £ :MU )W
The difference In eUcation Jw- t An
tween the deepest known spot in today that
the "ocean and the •um«r>U o f the
shrubbery nod
x* . T « « . highest m «wUln U l U
WEARIED BY DULL
LIFE, GIRL DRIVES
AUTO INTO POST
CITY L IC E N S E S
SHOW BIG GAIN
DURINGYEAR 1925
ST0R|S ASKED .TO
CLOSBDURINGBJG
LOCAL GOLF MEET
Cape Verde Islands
Are Reached Today
By Spanish Fliers
K
InternationalRadlo
Testa Are Hindered
By Many, $0S Calls
Improvements At
Almost Cpmple
Yacht Basin
3
Washington News
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THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY; JANUARY 26 . 1926
Miami Police Continue Search- For
Stolen Paintings Valued At $230,700
MIAMI, Jan, 20.— WP)— Miami
“ I’ortrait o f a Young Mam” by
police,tmlny were broadcasting jm Marrattn.
npiicnl to polled of other cities to
"Pend Jesus .in thq Arms of a
nid them in recovering* paintings Soldier” by Fra Bartolomeo,
raid to he valued nt ♦230,700m “ Taking Jesus Down from the
groups to adjust their difference,
“ A new pressure o f public opin
ion within the lust 48 hours I nm
e crta ji’’. said Mr. Lewis, “ will
have clairified tho atmosphere for
our negotiations nnd I will be sur
prised if n changed spirit does not
prevail in the joint conference."
Others did not share tho opti
mism o f the miners’ leader.
The operators marie it plnin be
fore giving their assent to n re
sumption o f negotiations that the
pence plan of E. J. I.ynett, Scran
ton publisher, was not acceptable
to the mine workers as a bnsis for
negotiations, nnd it was the only
one ready for presentation to the
joint meeting.
oil .'tanker Vacuum and one man New Pressure Of Public Mind
Given A h Reason Fo“ The
wna drowned.
When the Lnristan sent out an
Belief That Agreement Is
ROB call last night, she was north
Near That Will End Strike
of the* Antlnoe with the German
steamer racing to her side.'The Luristan, which entries a crew of 22,
left Swansea Jun. 0, for New York
with n cargo of coal. Her distress
signals caused a shut flown of radio
broadcasting in the cast for three
hours and 2' minutes. The Ameri
can programs of tho international
broadcasting station in the east
wore stopped for almost 45 min
utes.
Identity of the vonsel 4n distress
in the Canal Zone was naught to
day. Rho was first thought to ln<
the Corvus, on route from Portland.
Ore., to New York but it developed
that the CorvuB is at Ran Francis
c o ..
•The Leviathan sent word that all
evert r u n :
aboard wore well but that sin* was
making but eight knots in tremen
I C/3M'T POSSIBLY TAKC UP THAT
dous sens.
T o tM Y
j Helen Wills Keeps
i Up Winning Streak
•On French Courts
3
possiBLY
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OF IM P O S S IB L E !
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CANNES, France, Jan. 26.(A1)—
Miss Helen..Wills, American lawn
tennis clminpian, continuing her
arrival in France, today defeated
Miss Bandit, 6-1, 6-6.
When photographers sought t ■
"HIUTO Miss Wills yesterday she
1 smilingly pleaded with them to
j»t
n
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tL O M '-S, c ’ o n c L
T*r 11
• “ Don’ t take mv photograph to- '
iduv. gentlemen," him said, “ wait
Dtntll Wednesday. 1 ant getting
Jronto new French dresses rnnde
■ and they will be delivered Wed■.'^nesdiLy. I want my California
ijlfrienirs to see how good 1 look in
'■ French modes.”
fci:
w Milo.
..... . Lehirion yesterday sported
’ - a now crenlion.
“ The women on the rivlcrn are
^closely wuli'hing the gowns of th*>
.a chnrnpions. The standing of hot It
**girls is jtald to have lieen severely
■.tested bv offers of free dresses in
^jncturn fo r the publicity the de- ,
**rigncra would obtain front having
* thorn worn during the tonrua’ monta.
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tvjITt-I - Y o tu 1 1 1
MUST SUBMIT PETITION
WASHINGTON. Jan. 26. l/Pi
U Before President Coolidge Wollld
> b o inclined to consider clemency
,-v'for former Governor McCrlty o f
Indiana, now in the Atlunta peni. *lcntinry, it would I necessary for
new petition |
VMcCrny to mbmit
:•
pointing out that
health justi- |
D ^ 'lfie s his rclcusy’.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 26.—</P)
— Cotton futures noon bids steady:
Mar. 19.57; May 18.07; July 18.40;
Oct. 17.56; Dec. 17.56.
. .
I'M GouOG To ^
Talk To him mow,
Bur i must
TCOCECO CARE
fjllv SO HE
DOsi
Dosi'T ONJE.R-
l w a s Talk iMG T o
\
MAC VCST6RDAV AMD \
HE SAVS THE MAU WHo )
To o k v o u a Pl a c e 'S
b a l u w g dovjm om
J
j
V e h - he. l o o k s
Lui6 A d u m b
bell
to
me
Trie JO0 -
r
HiS VALUE
HIGHLAND PA
\
1 9 L o ts D is p o s e d o f on the
o f th e O p en in g
M a n y “ L iv e P rospects
NEW ORLEANS, > n . 20.— f/P)
— Cotton futures opened steady;
March, 19.65; May, 19.04; July,
18.57; Oct. 17.65; Dec. 17.68 nsked.
GET ON THE BAND WA(
NEW YORK, Jnn, 26.— (/P)—
Cotton futures
opened
barely
steady: March, 20.13; May, 19.56;
July, 18.96; Oct. 18.14; Dec. 17.95.
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Com e to my office, 208 North Park Avenue, opposite the Cow
JACKSONVILLE, Fin., Jnn. 20.
- i/P)—Conditions and quotations
prevailing on the Jacksonville mar
ket today as reported by the Flor
ida State Marketing Bureau:
Supplies of nil miscellaneous
vegetables very limited; demand
good; movement very light; mar
ket strong for good stock.
Beans, green, hampers, ro suppiles, strong demand.
Cabbage, standard erntoa, new
stock, $5.60(it $5.50.
Celery, Florida, Ill-inch i rates,
54.00(^5.60.
Cukes, bushel crates, hot bouse,
$6.00<(f>|0.6n.
Egg Plants, stamlaifl crates,
medium, fancy. $5.O0(tb$5.r>i).
Peas, English, % bushel hampers
?4.5O@$5.00.
Peppers, standard crutes, green,
belles, fancy, $4.50@95.60.
Squash, standard crates, yellow,
fancy, no supplies, strong demand.
Squash, standard crates, white,
fane), 55.00.
Sweet Potatoes, per rwt. $3.50(fi>
$4.00.
Tomatoes, sixes, Florida's fancy
count .ami stock $5.50(0'$6.0.
TonuitnFs, sixes, Florida, choice
count und stock, ?:Ui0(ui$ 1.50.
\Oianges, boxes, fancy count nnd
telephone 777 and a salesman will show you over this superb devem
There is nothing in or near to Sanford to compare with it, and lie
very low when you consider what you get, while the terms aiee
fourth down and the balance in four semi-annual payments.
Y ou get a full warranty deed when your first payment is made, not a
for a deed when vour payments are completed, and every hu
free of charge an insurance policy guaranteeing that he gets a period
Where in or near Sanford can you buy a lot that combines al
----------Hltfh nnd dry. sightly and beautiful.
----------- C lose in and conven ient to everyth in !;.
-With sewers, water
v ;e WEED A GOOD MAM
A.TOMCE -BOGiWEGS >S
PlCiClMG OP AMD TUB
OOB’ci WORTH AQOOT
T o r t y d o c k s '!
YJAV SOCK A
SuDDEW IWCKEASC
OVFR WHAT YOD
Fo r t y s o c k s a W2eK.
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p a id ME ? IT IS
D o YOU KMOVO vodCRC. / M
The s a m e j o b
l CAM GET A M
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The sa m c
LET S SEE MOW •I HELD THAT ^
JOB TwCMTV WEEKS AT ♦ IT A
VEEK - IF THE JQ0 VIAS WOflCTH
$ q o A WEEK YOU OWE ME
F_AC£ SALARY - MV ACCOUNT
SHOWS THAT I OWE YOU
t ^ 5 7 .C .a BUTI’AX^WlLL/AKSTO
Call
it
sq u a r e :
jv
20 @22
i-»*
ckm
ar >n*,i
already
installed, and
-Proceeding ahjn« lines that will make it one of the show places
-Artistic, unique, distinctive, different.
-Studded wilh little jiarks at nearly all the intersections of
drives, and adorned will, larger parks, one o f them,
-Kninbow Garden, already developed and soon to he a hotter "i
beauty when the multitude ••f plants already set have
l»ined Iheir growth; and
-S » „n
!’ *“
n ow on llu- «r.n,ml.
. U U ^ t e M u ’, S S
CHICAGO, Jun. 20.— (AT—Pota
toes market weaker; especially on
Idnhon; receipts 81 ears; total U.
S shipments 496; Wisconsin sack
ed round whites 3.854.06; few fnnrv 4.10; Minnesota sacked round
whites 3.75@3.90; Idaho; tVtho
sucked russets best 4.00@4.1G;
partly graded 3.5Q@3.90.
NEW YORK, Jan. 26.—<AP)—
Live poultry steady, chickens by
freight 2C<§>28’ ditto by express 28
@ 35;. broilers by freight 40: ditto
bv express 40@50; fowl by freight
25@28; ditto oy express 2 5 @ f '
roosters by freight 19; turkeys by
freight 40; ditto by express 40@
45; ducks by freight 30@32; geese
nnd gas
uq?hC7btniMS Y f" r ,V,vinK !l,r,*l,Kh«ul the entire proper tv.
-With the Development well under way after nearly nine',month'
steady work, and
,
CHICAGO, Jim. 26.— (/p)— Poul
try alive firm; receipts four cars;
fowls 24(p>27'b ; sprlngH 28; turk
eys 35; rosters 20; ducks 30@32;
geese 20.
CHICAGO, Jnn. 26.— (A*)— Fresh
upturns in the price of wheat re
sulted largely this morning from
strength shown by Liverpool quo
tations and from ndvnnees indicat
ing that almost tho entire Canad
ian crop Is already o ff tho farms
with the crop of Alberta province
murh over estimated. Domestic re
ports of damage to soft winter
wheat by tho recent cold wave
were also a factor that stimulated
buying atid led to higher prices.
The opening Vtc o ff to %e up May
new 1.72 and July 1.74*4 and was
followed by material gains all
around, May touching 1.73*4.
Corn nnd oats reflected wheat
etrength. After opening unchang
ed to %c higher May 84% to
84*4, corn continued upgrade.
Oats started at Me advance, May
44% and later showed • an addi
tional gain. Provisions were firm
er. sympathising with hog values
and with grain.
MINISTERS ARE NOMINU
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-M
Percival Dodge of Mass., was p,
innted today to bp minister
Denmark nnd John Dyncley Pri
of New Jersey, to be minister
the Kingdom o f Zcrbs, Cheats
Slovenes.
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Pineapple, standard crates, $7.50.
Strawberries, 32 quart mostly,
per quart 80@90e.
By Williams
sssstr-
In a statement after the r.n„,
ter, Mr. Saunders declared n.mUn'
wore being circulated that h! l°r"
In Fist Fight In His Office to be indicted by a federal
Jury for alleged misuse of the mS?id
MEMPHIS, Tonn„ Jnn. 20.—</P) in connection with his I g ^ ' ’
ing campaign while he was J r '
dent of the Pigcly Wj,,,:iv Co ^
atlon. lie declared postal ami L i
ties had questioned him recently L
cently regarding this campiiL
Mr. Burch denied having nn.‘
YELLSVILLE, Ark., Jan. 26.—
(A*)—Arnold Comer, 14, alleged
slayer of Charles Moore, fur trad
er, Mrs. Sarah Boyd, an aged wom
an, und Mrs. Boyd’s infant grand
daughter, was indicted today by the
Mnrion county grand jury on. n
charge o f murder in the first de
gree.
$7.00.
pig?* nr m* »cw%<^r me.
tn o ' and advertising mnnn„
the corporation.
nnn,fcr 0f
Mr Burch laid |a, t night t,
would not prosecute the m,« i» 1
Saunders ^resenting H O T J
COMER IS INDICTED
Oranges, boxes, choice count und
stock, $3.50(iij$1.60.
Grapefruit: boxes, fancy count
and atomic 5-'t.50^554.50.
Grapefruit, boxes, choice count
und stock, ?;i.6llf('$3.56.
Tangerines, boxes, fancy, $6.00(d)
e s t .m a t b
i
NEW YORK,' Jan. 26.— (A3—
Cotton futures 11.46 ‘ a. m. bids
steady; Mar. 20.10; May 19.54;
July 18.94; O ct 18.13; Dec. 17.90.
‘ lack, $4,00(ii>$r..00.
OUT OUR W AY
IF VOU WEED CHICK
SO 0ADLV INJ YOOC
OFFICE VJMV DON'T
YOU OFFER HIM
WHAV HE’S
W O R TH ?
The standard shares could not
hold up against the selling of spec
ialties, which broke out later and
the entire list receded. Califotnlft
Packing, dropped from 102 to 154.
United Fruit sold nine points be
low yesterday’s closing, and I ostum Cereal 3. U. S. Steel dipped to
133*4 where support was encountcred and it rebounded to 134. S. Former Plfely-Wlifaly Head
S. Kresge jumped 25 points to 800.
Resents Remarks Made liy
Call loans were unchanged at 4
John
Burch And Engaffes
per cent.
Southern Pacific ....
Studeliaker .............
Standard Oil of N. J
Tobacco Products .....
Union Pacific ..........
II. S. Rubber ............
U. S. Steel ................
M K tT T £ R
D e C A U S e IT tufLc Tiu_ u t t c l r u Y ( m
PosSlSi_e?!
NEW, YORK. Jan. 26.— (>P)—
Stock prices drifted within nar
row limits nt the opening of to
day’s market with speculative op.
orations held in abeyance pending
developments at this afternoon's
board meeting o f the U. S. Steel
Corporation.
Buying orders were distributed
for sovfrnl specialties, however,
With initial gains of one to 2%
points recorded by Woolworth,
Schulte and California Packing.
U. S. Steel common* was fraction
ally lower.
‘ T he' volume o f business later
expanded as bidding up of tho
*ipedal ties crented a more cheer
ful sentiment.- Foundation Co.,
selling ex the 40 per cent distribu
tion o f foreign rights, opened at
164*4 on a sale o f 0,500 shares and
quickly advanced to 107. •
> Few of the pivotal industrial lsuies showed important change* but
Pressed Steel Cor sold four points
higher' und gnina o f one to two
points including Dupont, Oti! Ele
vator. Coca Colo and Internationa)
Telephone.
Offsetting these gains were cor
responding declines in Postum
Cereal, U. S. Rublier, Jordan Mot
ors, Rock island and St. 1-auisSouthwentern,
while California
Packing lost its early advance on
the profit taking.
Foreign e x
changes opened steady, with de
mand sterling unchanged nt $4.86.
Noon Stock List
NEW YORK, Jnn. 26.—(/P )~
Allied Chem. & Dye ..............11574
American Smelt, 8: R cfg...... 13874
American Sugar ...... ............ 75 */«
American Woolen ..........
39Vfe
Atabison
............. ........... ...132%
Baldwin Locomotive ..............127*4
Bethlehem Steel ............ 1..... 47%
Coca.Cola ............ ................. 140
Dupont De Nemours — ...,....223%
Famous Plny-Lnsky ..............108%
General Electric .......... .......... 330
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IU\nn.ih ' j j j j '
S" :,nlsh Sum" ” r
v “r c ,™
!||'h!.l,‘ n a rk s.orcu p .v ln e a fu ll siiaarr. •»“
sar
roque, croquet and howling on the green.
Anti with all these advantages, has it any disadvantages
to detract
them? If it has, I have never been able, during the year that I ha^1
it, to discover them. Of all the hundreds in Sanford who have talked *
yi
about this property, not a single one has ever expressed anything but a*
tion for it. And it is getting better eve ry day, as my work goes on antworks with me to carry out my plans.
~"'v, ”
m
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I AM OFFERING SPECIAL INIH'CEMENTS TO BUILDERS OF HO’
Come in nnd see me about it, or telephone and I will send a salesman to:
w. M. YOUNG
Owner and Develop er
Telephone 777.
SitA
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I
208' Nort h Park*
Dressed poultry firm; chickens
fresh 2C@41; fowls 22@35. ,
.
�TnESAJVFO
To Smashing'
J. M. Grovltt tp J.- C. Rusrcll, ‘ A- Q ft M p m W#»I
lot 11. block E. Stcwnrt’o n.Mi- j
.
tion; consideration $500.
I Thf Stat* _o< N«w*Tot
Millie Hamilton to Mary Steph- |f**I Indian ResemUqas
ens.* 2 lots in Midway; no conn'.d-1f-alo and» the Indian* bj
iration stated*
•o f root* Juki hofta to D
W. it.-Dayman to OloMay Bert- lahomtory. (be -extract*
ly, lot 5, block 13, Hayman’s Adu««d »n I>r- « « * « >
Jition to Altamonte; no considers- known throughout the land ftir
tlon given.
over SO years to be reliable am
Quit Claim Deers
potent. Nature's henllng Ifrka
M. M. Smitli to N. J. Knlppel,
the Ingmiiet ta e f Dr. Picm*»
lot 07. Heard all's Map; no consid- Option Medical Discovery, a spWnf
nation.
cirri tonic for tha olaod, stomach
“ T.’ uorge C. M-.thr'n*. to E. N. unri liver, and a healing remedy
Sutton. Janih in zeslion M. town- f ‘ * coughs and catarrh. Keep the
thin SO! r6 candid.Tatlu-i -.;accvJ blood Puro *nd health will foltowf
_______ :_______
Send 10e for trial pkg. t o : Dr.
The English Poetry Review of PierreY Invalid** Hotel, Buffalo,
otball Coaches can t Make
Backs Ruh, Declares Knute
sng Coming Season
s OfCivtl W ar
\ed; thanks and begin to .figure
1 yrasn t test, year art! 1 a good line if. they hr
hew-much of an increase In tnsir
i '.. re when 1 ihuuld have and brawn and a fair
present salaries they will be able
* yf vliw
f- ' L , '
1 1. At that 1 wasn't m . speed at their command,
to drag down,
Tlncoln V May I osk to whom I
o i« -‘-ivV in.tjer
they painted irs. I think can pot make a bark fie!
no' run- average, 27 in 05 Kitate K\ Itockaje pdts
wta en Keod ns unv."
uw make n hoy rum
n I’m right ! fi'rure o :i1 Thu tounj that, atooi
one ou t.of ev:ty two and v/ota the tcemo that li
Kivcs n c satisfaction to toll you
J. ;; .
W taking
gflmas. That's about’
r.mrp stdlnr bnckliold i
tint I think n rood deni of Mr.
. »>
'
r.tt in *1221 when 1 set up natural fv tbail players
1 incoln, and that I am equally Co “ ?ck h
^ H’ f ’
f of 30. IM like to boa.
Dartmouth ha«l Olicrl
Real l'.Unto Conveyance*:
1
pknsbd’ With the dinner.
have ^
>, ,
P2t l w :v d :
A. S. Cud to h. C. Prime, lamb
the honor to wish you good even-' rLro^ 5
,
b
•* i.. lulxv . '-‘UL iantnu ; jili.«r.s, but Ui>’ riunu*t it
| {fee* ion J.j, towmdiip 21; conoid
C v’vo go! t-> pitch'fd no . . -* was ta«. :.cystone. Ui ' ftaiuing, c-ntiou
,
ins1 \
celebrate my thirty-.
|oS,IH'<U.
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' .-. t a o n b l' i \?hen I r;< .du^ et the Green’s cueccss.
—I----- TT n r re
\
day
Feb. 7.”
J. A. MacMillan to J. J. Thomas, poem of Edgar Allan Poe,
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the
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do
th*.ir
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.Wars
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1925
P o p u l a r i t y O f P eg
At 217. w« im -:.t nclIll
lu*\dv in section 8, township 20;
p the .inti ru t'o f m y' (’olgnt e had Tryoit. With him conri.lsrrUon
,
$16,5007" .
Col^at v i.uld have been u much
with
Tees Growing Fast i!l= S j M B f i S ' i S .
J. V. Johnson to Harry C. Lit
■'ll lea^c* eoc.1 for IV* •
I'nllinm. ‘.-'am. * It »hn;tld be tle.
|
klities.
Block 5, tier 14, Trafford’s
— '——
joroua course undei ;i phys!
• l'H „ the Yankee tr.v.::’ 1-'ml ilint in addition to Wan; consideration $15,000.
orting
CHICAGO, Jah. 26. </P)—T!u> ft ruetor have put hint bad .
n. Half *Ci l ain to
!
* ’ ■ t ability u btar play-:' Henry 11, Dyke to Raymond W. Hon. Ed. Walthall.
few cxiienso
of teeing golf balls Is fut t ,ihv dcallv
expense-of
*UJ l.-tu to
•rr
- i,„ ; -;„vr. nud ae.-tfid In*
(John* a
about
to pass from golf cluhs
clubs to
c u>'
to tit To
-•
y)fr q yluiw u:u»l- tlucnro unen an eleven that yonat' CtCCIa, lands in section 28, town*
ess big the
thin 21, ccnebloiution $11,000.
•i... players,
nlnvers. judging
lodging from tho
1 1*Kure on a good gut
the
in
full
eWiiig.
-ns upon dough.
* D. F. Roll to Mountnln Ice
<inter- enormous number of peg tocsinow
Wnnhingt.in
had
George
Wilson.,
cojt- used as shown l»y figures made
Company, land* in section 22,
~r ------------ ---------------------- Thu trouble in the Pasadena game I township 19; consideration 58,000,
iicd to public today. It was only a few
______
--- wnn that Alabama had two in onot
nobody months ngo thnt peg tecs mnde
Kruit OrotvcTs F'mress to I*. 11.
,
A
in the way of star*-^Hubert and Ball, lancU in sttiion 22, towntheir appearance. They had to b*r
•
•Mack Brown ns against Wilson.
sc in* given away nt first to Induce golf^,
-- ------------ -Princeton had Slagle, for one.
orrts* em to use them, but now the .sales1
Michi^rn had Friedman. Penn loft: A and B Ce'cry Delta; oo»Com- have mounted until one mnnufnct‘ "*w ?» m 1
■■»*vras^going strong until* Kreuse jhlorntlon $5,560.
rarine, ur y ptono sold 50,000,000 Inst
’
(<r- • \
petered out.
Plnncho B. Jordan to Lillian
erview
^
T
.
Had Ng Real Stars
Woods, lot 2, block in. Her 4,
ephens, J There arc several varieties, In
Yale had «■' \u tilth o f bulk «nd Trafford’a Map; consideration $3,i day’s cluding a pnnicr mnche
style
’
brawn, but when the supreme OOP.
....Now, If it takes an average of
nee in moulded like tlm wooden ones In
tests enmu she had no innn whose
10 minutes for n man to shave, and
George
B.
Upchurch
to
E.
E.
iuy of the shape of a minature umbrella
'
a
h
e
a
d
etiaril dominated the omhnt- Jlrady, (i lots in Longwood; Con- thefe arc 33 million men shaving
tut itcil WTongside out. It is csti.*1 -1
Bed turli like the helmet of Nuin America every morning, the men 1
cr the niajed that the total sales for
'J.
' !>r,ri‘of
this land of the free and home
.viewed 1025 were 180,000,000. They re
- C o r n e l l
was n big team, well
of
the
shave spend 654 years shav
applied tail nt 18 for 25 cents, so the
v^l
i-oachcd. but. there was no pyroing before hrrakfast every morn
[ndrew golfer snerit for 10,000,000 cartons
icehnical performer und the big
ing... And that's a lung lime, just
f2.500.000.
.
Red team did not rise above mudito. gel rid uf whiskers, even If it
[nearly
•■
orrity. Ilnrvvnrd without n MaIs worth It.
ARITHMETIC IS GOOD
hment;
v•»
ban, n «'am y or an Owens was lost
Hot to the point. My system will
quiet!
cut this time in hnjf so mpny times
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Stanforil had Never* pnd profit.
T that will get It down to nothing.' ,
■cither mul.r Bender has given proof thnt
Every raior advertisement you
c.l from him. California with Im -j ,'fUuh s . Mitchell to Franceses
f jnln)- an old adage is incorrect. Ho had
nv hand.inj.ped with early season S o rr.lli. 6 acres in plot U, Gaula read sayn you can shave with that
n, but no fool for n client when he argued,
particular raiur In half the time.
injuries Hiid no height star to do j.alk . consideration $1,600.
■esi- in court for his release from pris
Ins work, hud her worst season in
W. (’ . Clifford to A. E. SJoblom, Every shaving soap advertisement
years.
rc* on. In fact his arithmetic was so
lots 7 nnd 8, Block !I7, Crystal you read nsys that aoap will cut the
West Virginia with Hnrnum, was Lake Winter Homes; consideration shaving time in half.
Uld g» good as to the time he had served
ntiy- that Justice Hcffcrnan is to free
great. Seiuuutorod down in Mor* $1,000.
My system is to get one of the
irnntnwi. the Mountaineers were rl. Abelson and Max Hurvick to rnxors, cut your shnvlng time down
nitted. him.
generally overlooked. Blit hero Edward Hardy, 3- lots in Long- 50 per cent. Then get one of these
Us con*
was u event eleven, and Hnrnum avnod; 81,601’,
soaps and cut the time in half
tluusly SAYS HANCE LS "IMMORAL”
did more to make it so than any
F. W. Long to A. S. Monoky, again. Then change raiors again
other player.
n t e n ■ JACKSON, Miss.— Because a
one lot in Trafford's Map; con fur another rut, and change aoaps
Another l.iWninary
until^your whiskers got so discour
cquest dance is "immoral and .objection
sideration $1,660.
Jimmy DeHart, the Wnslilngt m
Kearney, only
erring able,” Senator
Robert G. Dnvoy to Dorothy aged that they, will positively•re
and Li e i njich, says thnt in threo Sehnuek, lot 1, Dnvoy sub-divis fuse to grow at all.
to con- woman member o f the Mississippi
years m.-ieaslv ly he has seen no ion; $1,060.
Of course, all this depends on
] senate,, objected to a resolution
.njuiid ttuiner like Barnum. His
■Times, thanking the mnnageriicnls of a
Robert G. Dnvry t-> Dorothy the truthfulness of the claims of
genius iva-- in all games impres Fchnuck, lid. 16, "The Oaks,” con (he advertisements, but If what
lisit to local theater for « snow given the
sive. The team mnde five first sideration $1,060.
they say is true tills system ought
ho fol- l a w - makers. The other senator;’,
dtwn -i"i a score against •I’enn
J. T. Mootiie et al to Edward E. to save the mrrt of America at
t early iliii in t see it that way ami adopted
'.ate; .'! fii.t downs were made Hatdv, 3 lots in l.ongwoud; eon- least 660 of those G.i4 years of lathunder ike r.-solution.
ar-iimt It ,>,i College, ranqueror 1sidoratlon $1,066.
jur-on-tlie-fme every morning bobli 28,
i f Hoi, i in- m; 15 first downs to I F. A. Johnson to Hugh 3. Mitch-, for.c ^ nkira,!'.'; . ,
1'iior to 1883 each city in Amer
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in ag.i't’ t Washington and Lee, . 11.-plot 6. Garda 1’ark; consider:.And u.l think how much more
|’s li"* ica bail its own time, which was j
!•.<11
*. was a great back at timi $506
|pleasantly that 600 years can he
tlclll.lll determined by the time of passage i
Hugh S. Mitchell l„ Jessie Her-j “ Rent riding nrohnd in an Ease*
W. - t Virginia.
bud in iof the sun across the local merid
I'liicir* ; nli as those named can rnrd. plot lit, Garda Park; $5U6. j Coach, the car that possesses such
said,
Id Olln iiUlUl ’■!liv 1.ittie I’ r'iwn Ciiurch in the I'nY
R •im'inUur in
llu"h 3 Mitchell to M. J. Hurri- beauty nnd comfort anil which enps
|t1) our1ian, consequently the traveler go- I Well,
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he in.ide; they ale born. And
this i- ii the 7U-\i’\r-nl . climtli ,1 l.i ad f-'rd. lu., uboul >vI•Was lug from one city to nnuthoi
gun,
plot 15. Garda .Park; $560.
\the climax in economy of operation.
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Uie mug wr. • i' ritten, it <ci
-w> the |i tin. I' v, Guorgi- Ihnn
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lid he; eoiiiinuuHy to change his wutcii t•'|TJw church has lulily bc.-oii" iinpului ;•> a pb.iu l"r eloper: i I lu - t the first time, they raise
.1. W. Kntipi to Lillian Woods, l
BILL..
fof Mr. the local time.
married.
the it. I "s heavenward with fer- lot 12, block 4, Longwood; $560.
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�lie Sanford Herald
The Fighting Man
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1 TUESDAY, JAN. 26, 1926
THE HERALD’S PLATFORM
le —Deeper * water route to Jack
sonville.
3*—Conxtruetlon of St. Johna-Indlan River canaL
S*—Extension of white way.
4«—S w iM ilng pool, tennli court*,
i^-A ogm en flng of building profftEtm—-houses, hotels, a p a r t *
"lim it houaea.
Extension o f atreet paring
’ iprofratn.
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7.—Construction
of
boulevard
..around Lake Monroe.
■J-wCompletlon of city beautifica
tion proiram,
9s*-Bxpansion o f achool system
, with provision for Increased faVERSE FOR TODAY
As Brisbane Sees It
It Is a most remarkable thins to what limits fool mortals
will go in their adoration o f any. well press-agented individ*
ual. Give a man a front page head-line twice a week with
more insignificant mention inside once in a while aiuLhalf
the world will travel miles to grovel at his feet no matter
how brainless, uncouth or worthless he may be.
Take the case o f Mr. William Harrison Dempsey, better
known ns "Jack” by the sporting world. He certainly is
habdly the typo o f man to* excite real admiration when his
record is carefully considered. Ignorant and uncultured, a
"hobo” who forsook his country in time o f war, a roughneck
who made money because ho could hit and was fortunate in
the selection o f his business manager.
Nothing particularly praisworthy in that. A mule can
hit too. If you don’ t believe it, back into one Borne time.
Whatever credit wns due Mr. Dempsey for his business alli
ance with Jatk Kearns should how be withdrawn since the
prizefighter has lately shown his poor judgment by firing
the man who made'him a success.
Yet there can be no doubt that Mr. DempBey is the ob
ject o f much hero worship. He is now in Miami where he
is continually the cynosure o f all eyes. Throngs follpw him
Wherever he goes. Photographers fight with mobs for room
to moke pictures o f him. Newspaper reporters interview him
on all subjects under the Heavens. Men and women struggle
to ri^t close to him just to touch him or gaze upon the contours'of his new and artificial nose.
Were Mr. Dempsey the ordinary inventor o f the telegraph
or the author of "A Modern Instance,” he would walk down
the streets utterly alone while folks would mutter, "some
strange fanatic.” If his business enterprise had effected the
consolidation of large railroads, or had made it possible to
travcLby airplane from New York to Jacksonville, he would
be condemned on all sides as one of the "idle rich,” an opresHor of the poor.
But no, he is "Jack" Dempsey, the prizefighter, the king
o f slug and swat supreme, the conqueror of Willard and Carpentier, the mauler of Firpo. Hats o ff to the fighting man,
ihe "slacker” o f 1918, the dodger of Wills and Tunney.
Where Loew and M *jr« Work.
Emphatic Grief.
A Little Ingersolllim.
A Revolution or Orthodoxy.
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
C « n r lfM IMS. kr Star Co.
THE BRIJSH, annoyed by the
donmlnating power o f American
moving pictures strive to inject
life into the British film industry.
They should study American meth
ods.
At its meeting Monday the City Commission heard a
plan for the construction of a protected municipal harbor.
As outlined by M. B. Hutton, the scheme calls for the dredg
ing of boat slips beginning at a point west o f the city and
extending from Monroe Bridge to a point near the intersec
RUSSIA CclebrntcH the second
tion of Commercial Street. At this location- arc rail facili
nnnivcrsnry of Lenin’s death, now
ties which would connect with the water shipping lines there calling hint "Father of Bolshev
8tar that bringest homo the bee, by giving Sanford an opportunity o f becoming even more ism." As Russia establishes grad
And eett’st the weary labourer widely known ns a rail nnd water shipping point of great im ually a government based on hu
froel
man nature, and not on theory, at
portance.
I f any star shed peace, 'tin thou
it must do, Lenin still will be ad
According to the suggestions made to the Commission mired as the man who dismissed
- That send’st It from above.
Appearing when heaven's breath ers, one slip would be constructed at once and then as the the Romanoffs. In Lenin's honor,
j and brow
port continues to grow and shipping gains in proportion, other nil offices, factories, restaurants
|Are awoot as hers wo love.
were closed, cities and towns wqre
slips could be built to take care of the demand. As was druped
in rod and black, amuse
pointed out, large freight shipments from northern points ments including the soft of liquor
Cdmo to the luxuriant skies,
Whilst the landscape's odours rise, could then be brought directly to Sanford by water nnd forbidden
Man nlwuys seeks to
Whilst far-off lowing herds urc sent from here to other Florida cities by railroad.
express grief in an unusual way.
heard
When Alexander lost his horse
If Sanford is to be the important distributing center it has Bucephalus
And songs when toil is done,
that he conquered us
Frftm cottages whoso smoke un- the chance of becoming, some provision must be made for a boy of twelve nnd rode in many
, * atirr’d
docking space for those vessels which are heading tbin way.
, he felt ?hnt so (nothing
Curls yellow in the sun.
The city's growth would most assuredly be faster if we took must be done He commanded that
manes nnd tails of every horse
advantage of the water shipping opportunities that are ours. the
Star of love'p soft interviews,
and mule in Persia should be shav
Pafte^ lovers on thee muso;
Sanford can never hope to become a great port unless some ed. That didn't do Burcephalus
Their remembrances In heaven
I provision is made to furnish adequate facilities for the load any good, but it made Alexander
Of thrilling vows thou art,
foci better.
ing and unloading of steamers.
To& delicious to bo riven
my absence from the heart.
• The Herald believes the plan is n good one provided it can jWhcn a big African chief died
— Thomas Campbell. be carried out without interfering with the construction of they usetl to kill hiH wives and
-i.ue.,, and throw them into the
the lake front boulevard. If, by the erection of n drawbridge lli.ivi; with hint. When n rich
new subdivision n day keeps
over the proposed harbor, the course of the boulevard will tmcrican di . he usually squan
times away.
not be changed, the plan solves a problem that has been in der., money on some mausoleum
for liimsel.. We arc all savages in
A man may possess a round face the minds o f many for a long time. But the boulevard must some uegiee.
and atlll give you a square deni.
be constructed nnd along the lake front all the way
from the Lake Monroe bridge to the municipal pier, its enrij
A DOCTOR of Muriun, Ohio,
iero are u few men who do
log but talk, others are olcct- completion is of vital importance in making Sanford a greater convinced that he knew all there
it.a- to lie known about the other
city.
' Congress.
*idi of the grave, left this order,
If
the
proposed
harbor
plan
conflicts
with
the
boulevard,
"I want n.i minister and no hum
Bfrfore election it's the “ doth
tedple” and afterwards it's the then the harbor matter should be dropped for the time being bugs ui n y funeral, ju,M cremate
or until some other plan can be worked out. If both projects t my body and scatter the nhesi
'damn people.’’
tlie graves of my mother nnd
can be carried on without interfering one with the other, |above
full er. '
Sanford real estate costs more
bnt.it will never be as'cheap again
M ft lx today.
■ - —o--------Our offico boy says there are
oevtral places where u boudoir cap
looks better than on a woman’s
When you begin to fuss about
thd* weather just think how un
pleasant It Is back north, and then
go -dishing.
Drunken drivers had better
watch out'when they drive to Hnn' fo ip , Thorc is plenty of work
on Sanford streets yot to bo done.
TAmorrow you will have an op
portunity to' seo the world’s great
e s t ’golfers perform. It in an op
portunity that doesn’t come often.
It doesn't make any difference
how*much a mini
uround with
M c^lp op.bis shoulder, he cun al
ways find someone accomodating
enough to knock it off for him.
--------- o--------Sanford is to have another build
in g . and loan associuBiun. With
two# Institutions of this kind we
may* expect twice tho number of
new*‘ houses to be constructed this
y u a n were built lust year.
JHe Hancock, On., Herald curries
tho following Item of interest: Lew
is T jy lo r’s back was strained while
lifting the foro part of the week.”
We tton’t understand why he didn’t
go ahead and lift the whole thing.
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room and-board with young widow;
comfortablo home; laundry done.
Address Box D-3, Jersey Ooscrver,
Gardner Street, Union City.— Ad in
Jcreay Observer. Fifteen or twenty
must, have been killed in the rush.
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Oqo side of u banner stretched
AeroM Fir4t Street tells of the
g o lf tournament und the other side,
reading buckwardn, tells of the
Chamber of Commerce campaign
put op last August. Someone must
Announcement made Monday
at a two million dollar Fleetwood
lUl'ta to b« constructed at Dayna Shores means much to all of
is auction of Florida. Jt shows
a t ’big capitalists are realising
# possibilities in this part o f the
etCv It ‘should imau much to
A little Ingersollism is a d ingcrous tiling. I hemnn who refers lo
clergymen ns “ humbugs'' with more
experience would have known that
I religion alone 1ms made life and
Ideath endurable for millions of liuWednesday and Thursday will be important days in San I man beings.
ford. With the eyes of the whole country focused on this
city, the greatest golfers in the world will struggle for su
premacy at the local golf course; In their attempt to win
the liberal prizes offered by the Sanford Golf Club, they
will put forth their best and their best means low scores,
wonderful shots and such perfect golf as we seldom see.
At much trouble and considerable expense this tourna
ment is being staged in Sanford. Without doubt it will prove
to be a decided success from n publicity standpoint. If our
people attend the matches and help those sponsoring the
tournament by buying tickets entitling them to witness the
playing, the chances are those who are backing the venture
in a financial way will not Yind it necessary to dig down in
their pockets to pay the bills, after it is all over.
Much depends on the outcome of this golf tournament.
If it proves to be a success, in ail probability such meets
will become annual events nnd mean much to the city. It
will bring Sanford and its wonderful facilities for the golfer
lo the attention of the lovers o f this sport and none of us
can estimate the full measure o f benq^it this community will
get as a result.
Sanford people usually go whole-heartedly into worth
while things. They will stand back o f those staging this big
tournament and will be found at the country club Wednes
day and Thursday while the tourney is in progress.
FLORIDA BRAGS OF more "growing Days" for the
farmer than any other state. It cun grow something every
day in the year and it can grow more varieties o f products
than any other slate or country in the world. It hns the
largest mileage in coast line und the greatest water surface
o f any state in the Union.— Charlotte (N. C.) Observer.
M Y FAVORITE STORIES
By IRVIN S. COBB
I used to know » New York
business man who delighted to tell
k yarn o f his boyhood. Hu said
that when he was about ritxtccn
years old his father, who was a
presiding elder o f the M. K. church
took him from hip home in Penn
sylvania to • town out in Ohio
where the ton waa to be entered
in a small college.
"When we got o ff the train,"
ssld my friend, “ the whole town
seemci to be Jn a battle; It was
a cgal-niining district, nnd two
groujvj o f huriiy miner;; with fitt •
and clubs were doing thair level
Lett to det’ roy
other. Thtre
once! The town aw tfcxl W*p U) a
were twenty fights going on at
doorway looking on calmly.
“ I rather enjoyed the sight; but
my father at> u minister o f tho
gospel w h s naturally venr much
shocked. Holding me by the band,
he made for the place where the
town marshal stood.
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“ What does this outrage mean?’
the old gentleman demanded,
‘“ Thia ig payday by the mine*,
explained the marshal in a strong
Teutonic accent: ‘und every payday
they fight mit the Welsh miners.’ ”
" *Mut why don’t you stop It*’
usked uiy fuUicr.
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" ’For why thould ! interfere?'
«a!d tfc| c a r fb i! pimply. T in Ger
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IN CALIFORNIA last Thursday
fo r instance, at midnight when
good British moving picture men
are asleep, a thousand managers,
mechanics, directors, "stars” and
"supers” wero working in the
Metro-Goidwyn studio, at Culver
City, where Marcus Leow and
Louis Mayer grind out their pic
tures. The studio is a city Insclf,
lighted, automobiles moving about
under internal police control, and
bright as day, at midnight.
A PROSPEROUS W AY—"And
heaald unto me, The Lord, before
whom I walk, will send Ilis angel
With thee, and prosper thy way.”
Oed. 24:40. v
PRAYER— Wo rejoice, 0 Lord,
offwll who observe Thy Command
ment, Thou dost make the way
prosperous.
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now than it did a year or so ago,
THE OLD IRON FIST AGAIN
RA1SULI, who t'ulU himself the
lordof the mountains, the man thgt
Theodore Rdosovelt wanted dead
“ or Pericardia alive," is ruptured
by u better bandit, Abd-EI-Kritn.
Krim now rides Kaisuli's mugnificlent white Arab horse, hut allowj
him Jto keep four of his wives;
Raisull chose the four youngest,
but isn't happy, nnd constantly de
mands "to be killed ut once," Buy
ing “ tho prophet will receive me in
heaven."
Tho unhappy / Moorish bandit,
swoolen wiili dropsy, u captive,
humiliated, actually bcliuvc* that
Mohammed will be waiting in
Heaven to welcome him.
WE ALL KNOW that Knisuli.
who killed many captives nnd
strangled some of his wives with
his own long hands, surely will go
to hell, if tncru is such a place.
But he doesn't know it, and there
fore he is happy.
Religions of
various kinds are the comfort of
the human race.
PROFESSOR MIL1KAN, head
of the California Institute of Tech
nology, calls evolution "the most
sublime conception that has ever
entered the mind of mun,” a uni
verse developing through u defi
nite comprehensive system of or
dered change.
He calls evolution more dignified
and plausible than the orthodox
view that all fishes, insects nnd
other animals, were made, presum
ably In pairs, male und female, instantcoualy by divine will, man be
ing mude last all alone, und then aa
an apparent afterthought woman
created by putting Adam to sleep,
the first recorded use of anaes
thesia, cutting a rib out of his
body and making that into a wornE.M. PEPPEIjDAY’S Albuquer
que Journal tells how Ermilio
Chaves, white* man, presumably
Mexican, saya he killed Hilichi Yamata, because be didn’t want him
to marry his youngest sister. The
Japanese had mnrried his oldest
Lister, SUa tiled. One cLter mar
ried to a Jaear.e.e waa enough,
he thought.- A jury will UU what
it thinks ttyqt that
OFF FOR FLORIDA
PORTLAND, (ME.) PRESS-HERALD
Mho magnet which hns attracted
, the richest people on this continI out ns well as an army of adveni tutors and fortune seekers from
nil over the world.
A visit to
Florida this winter will unques
tionably prove most fascinating
and instructive and all of the peo
ple from our own state who go
there eati not fail to gain some
ideas which will lx> helpful to
Maine in its endeavor to profit by
the splendid attractions which tut\ture has showered upon us.
i We want some of the people
who have helped to make Florida
rich and prosperous to come to
Maine. There is a feeling that a
great many of them can be pre
vailed upon to do so and the
grouter opportunity they have to
talk with Muinu people the greater
will be their desire to see this state
and what it has to offer.
Ho the Florida pilgrimage is of
the greatest importance to Maine.
Already the pilgrims front tic
Dine Tree state are assured of a
snlen(*i4 welcome. There lias been
no manifestation of hostility in
Maine to Florida’s efforts to make
itself prosperous and no feeling of
envy because this southern state
has made juich greut strides to•wards its goal in such a brief
space of time. On the contrary
the most friendly relations
hetwiMMt the peoples of these two
rlates. Tln-y havo n great deal in
common ant' hove helped each oth
er in many ways, and it is belicv
i ed. will continue to do so. Many
of our own people have long mode
Florida their winter home and it
is hoped that they will have some
influence In pievailing upon their
Florida acquaintances to come to
Maine in tin- summer time Lo re
turn the visit.
FORBES ON FLORIDA
FOItT MYKItS TROPICAL. NKIVS
the well-known there are beautiful dreams which
nd editor, is in nre fast coming true. These facts
column
ram the
11re miml
v,’r>' for<dbly
<olumn of
or com<)f everyimpressed
wriu.r upon
questions which (.untes to thin state with the tiniest
a number o f lota of imagination and u solitary
“i more than us- grain of gumption,
rida has been
Mr. Forbes confesses that his
tutely inspected visit hu» brought him several
financial wizard surprineii. He was evidently ex
it seems to sur- petting a reaction uftcr the fren
hose critical e x -1zlud real-estate activitcj- of last
fact.
Florida year, but being now on the spot
surveys, for al- he in shrewd enough to avoid any
hose who come predictions as to when the renco praise tho un- lion will seL in. In fuct, he states
jf the state and that on the whole values will no
iture of its de- doubt increase, ulthough in some
idn’s principal localities they have already reachlose half-baked ed unjustified heights. Mr. Fork**'
nake a'hurried most sensible comment has tu do
zied renter like with certain sorry promotion, in
jack columns of unfavorable localities. H0 |)rc.
diets that ulthough the better de
velopments will continue to thrive
and will be profitable to both pro
moters and investors, then; will
soon be much wailing all over the
country from those Who have invested blindly.
NOT THE REAL WASHINGTON
NEW YORK WORLD
Hall, Pentland anl
AUDITS SYSTEMS Tj
Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami,!
Palm Beach, DayLnt
CENTRAL FLORIDA (n
317-318 First Nuti-nald
Sanford, Elaruii
S. G. GRAY. RESIDENT M
S!
Loans
MONEY AYAII.AWl
iH
For First Mortgage Lonna on I.ihrH ViB
Consult ua first when in if. rjttji
A. I*. CONNELLY
Md k -oiIIi, A S econ d
s
One store liuiltling size thirty l\
forty by one hundred fifty ieri !<’‘■A
Lake Mary show eases, st*aItu.>
action $2,501) terms.
Fifteen acres land near Druid Po'> m
mediately. See us tomorrow. Sv'nHi. a
Five room bungalow near El«l«i .'tl’-W
acre lot, larpx* trees.
Right new five room bungalow on ft’-**
Elder Springs, large trees; tlewcYCf-'
around; price $7,000.
Nineteen acres land near Markham.?3
$7,000.
21G E. Second Stmt
Homes, Lots, Farms. Acre
Rest Buys oi’ Todaj:
One 5 aere trhet o f luntl about I
of Sanford suitable for either ci'kf? '
make an ideal chicken faun -•
s ^roni hard road. If soM ;t! '
$2,250 with very liberal terms.
CO LCLO U G H
he was also a sporting Virginia
country gentleman, and viry much
a. human being, m iy be necesrury
to a'complete picture; but to say
that is not to tell the wi.uk' story
of Ids high fame and hla grvxt ser
vice, as !etder and exampl* to this
REALTY
311 First Nations] Bask
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�THE SANFORP HERALD. TUESDAY, JANUARY 26,1926
AND PERSONAL ACTIVITIES
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
Organ Recital To Be
Given At Holy Cross Fntpvfnin3#?
Church By Mr. Siebert
^
Galloway Is
Mrs. K. M. Galloway was the
Pr*>cious hostess to the memben.
auxiliary of the First
Christian Church on Monday afternoon at her' lovely homo on
ornoon
Cameron Avenue.
A short business meeting was
held, nt which time the routine nffnirs were disposed. Reports from
various committees were given,
During the social hour the host,f';’
sandwiches, salted nuts.
cakes, and hot chocolate,
The nuxl meeting will bo held
' » lav, nf1lprni>®n 'V lh Mr*
i ', ^ ‘
nt her h
ni£ ,ctl" ,ln‘* Geneva Aveenues
, T : n' wn* ix Kow? ntlcmlnnc?
nl ll,ls '"feting.
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DEATH REVEALS SEX
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wallace and
family motored to Cocoa Beach on
Sunday where they spent the day
MENA, Ark.—On a death bed
has come the revolation that Dr.
M. V. Mayfield, J4. .who has prac
ticed here for 25 years as a man,
lj n woman. Her parents In Eng
land needed n son to take property'
rights nnd they dressed her as-n
boy.
IRVING HAS SURPRISE
217-W
. FALLS ARE JAMMED
It Is said then ie a email sect In'
Tennessee trying to have a blQt
NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y.—Tce adopted prohibiting the tcachtnys
,,
jnmy have Jammed the American that tho earth is round.
falls so that only a few urnnll
streams ore trickling over the pre
cipice, If the cold snap continues
soon pedestrians can cross tho
river nt tho brink.
Music lovers of Sanford nnd vi
Gardiner nnd Mr^ v
cinity will
an opportunity
..... leave
------.- of
Phillips were hostesses on
Mrs. J. G. Ball left Sunday aft
hearing an especially fine recital day afternoon when they onion,,;!!*
ernoon for Kissimmee where she is
hy Henry F.^ Siebert, Amcrtcnn : «J the members of the Pino n, *
visiting her daughter Mrs. W. J.
Concert Organist,, of New York Hub.
at the altractiv
rKfln
m .. rV
------•*« #l>artnii-nts.
Steed,
City, who will be nt the Iloly nf
°t .Mrs. tiardiner on Mvrtle AveJ Ul
Cross Church next Monday even nuc,
PARISr-Irvlng Berlin has n
N otice t* h ereb y g iv e n that C. M.
ing, 8 o’clock.
Mrs. II. A. McMichael left Sun great surprise for. his friends,
Dnrt^'fi^itho 1hUfiin<?ss session, re
th e f o r m e r o w n e r o f the l-\
Mr. Siebert is coming south for ports from the various slnn li.,
day afternoon for Atlanta, Ga., something or other "about n new Miller,
g- M. M otdr C om p an y o f Kanfnril,
the purpose o f dedicating an organ committees wore given.-inoludi! *
■how
which
will
open
in
London
where she goes to buy spring stock
Florida. hn» Hits day sold tho a b o v e
recently presented to tmo o f tho most encouraging import nbnnt"tV!
nnd milltuncry for the Quality in September. Perhaps it will con Suslnesa t o T. C. Holt o f Sanford.
w ill c o n tin u e said Inisliteim nt
.
tain a song inspired by his Nvcd- A'tni aamo
churches at Lake Worth, and has Progressive teas. Thu
Shop.
Ideation, nnd w h o la en d u * : He nnd Ellin are to remain the
consented to stop in Sanford and gan Cluli will give a id
tilled to r e c e iv e
nil a c c o u n ts or
■lalina
du
e
aald C om pan y and wlru
ijflRind
six
months
more.
recital.
Lee
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. D. Woodruff nnd
program nt the prayer meeting'm
it rva gon ilb lu f o r alt Its Icp.it o b
There will bo ample Beating JJ'edhesday evening at the liant. t
IFox.
Mr. anti Mrs. Kay Fox Were among
lig a t io n s o r liabilities.
Tito
first
use
of
tho
numerals
of
lote! space for all who desire to attend, Fhurch; It was voted UnV ih .
those from Sanford motoring to
and ns is the usunl custom, there ' f 1",1' members should attend , ,
Orlando on Monday evening where which we Imvo nny record is in In
dia nnd dntes hack to the end of
have will be no ndmisslon charged, but, “ 0,b'they attended the show.
the second century A. P.
club there wil be the usunl silver col- j The next meeting of the «|„b
lection, to help pay a small part P*ful •«* held Monday afternonri at
Mrs. L. G. Stringfellow returned
hodist of the expense involved In securing “ ,!j home of Mrs. Kent Hos-ut, r
H O TE L A R R IV A L S
home on Monday nftcr spending a
IB- L. the service of the noted concert or- Celery Avenue.
few days with her son and daugh
Following the business mevtiii»
ganist.
Forrest
Lake
ter,
Dr. ami Mrs. Cecil Butt, in Or
preiford
Q jM J it f iA c r
n social hour wn-, en fayed. Lit thi
The following will be fite
•L M. Marr, Jackson vile; J. (\ lando.
Pclock. gram for this recital,
Elizabeth Methvin. and Blanton, Atlanta: F. W. Walsh,
Hymn of Glory------------ ..Itnvnnrlln Dorotln; Marshall, gave a nan!' Boston j Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nick
Mr. and Mr>. Edward Lane, B.
Ave Mnrin .............
....'Kchubert dUet, Mrs. J. li. ('olelough, n;™
ter mil (n) AVill-o-the-Wlsp..Gordon Bulcli several v„los in her usual *hain- els, Bridgeport, Conn.; l>. L. Mc M. Herndon and C. W. Ferguson
< J c t "W \ .O l£ .
tmrch
" 'g manner. Mi>. Mary M a.-’s Connell, Ormond Bench; Leo Die- formed a congenial party motoring
Mcvin.
Just ns <soon na completed
gel. Miami; William Klein, West
gave li group „f well reed, ted’ Palm Beach; Ralph Beach, Palm to Orlando on Monday evtming
1(b) American Folk Song
we will move into the new
where they attended the show-.
*
ibyte- Caprice.....—....................... Kturges piano H'loclions,
Bench; Kay Ouimet. Boston; Mr.
building just South of anil
lurch (a) I.nrgo .......................
The hostesses s-rved fruit - da.i.
Ilttmlrl
and Mrs. William MncFnrlnnd nnd
adjoining t It o Western
tbi Minuet ---Boccherini saitltie olives, rakes an I , . ff,-,. daughter, Hollywood; Mr. ami Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Conoley, Mr.
nt
n
bile
hour.
About
'j:»
men
l,
rt tho Italian Rhapsody ................... Yon
, * t*|•
ami
Mrs.
Fmnicit
McCall,
Mr.
and
Union Tclekrnph Co.’s of
John Tenney Jr., Sarasota; Char
were present.
k. {
Intermission. \
les Mayo, Jacksonville; J. Causey, I Mrs. W. W, Potter were n party
fice.
Our
office
equip
kin? Finlandia ........................... Sibelius ^
Jaek-onville; L. J. Mnrrcl, Jack motoring to Orlando on Monday
ment will be o f the very
ml To the Evening Star— Wnpnor M r R . M c C l ’ilc k L M lH o n o P sonville; T, Soutcr, Jacksonville; (evening where they attended the
latest
ilesiKn-nml courtesy
show.
lb) Humoresque ..... ....... ........ Yon
^ . . r -.
(5. Howard, Jacksonville; F. H.
and service' will be our
Allegro Vivace (Sonntu 1 ) ........
viU G F t A t D i l i 1101’ G iv O ll Feci.lag, Wilmington; .1. W. King,
. . Mendelssohn
p v A l,.,
motto. If you have any
l i V v m i .'A n Wilmington. N. C.; J, C. McNellcy ^Fiie many friends of Mrs. J. J.
The Lost Chord......... .........Sullivan
*■ * * * -s
i c l 1,11. O il Wilmington. N.
A. 1!. Kenney. G. Taylor of Capo Charles, Va.,
thing
to sell or wish to buy,
AouLdi&
m) Marche Champctre_____ Boex
' Waycross; Mr. ami Mrs. Gene Sar who for several years has been
kindly
give us an opportun
.. lilll'Khllill m every way(b) American. Folk Sqng
iv* was
i
nzen. New York; Miss L. Sinon- spending the winter in Sanford,
•B
Zovksdi
ity to talk it over with you.
Sftmdav
Concert Study for Pedals...‘.-Y ou Hie dinner party given on M
?,n
* 1n ;
son, New York; C, K. Mitchell nnd will he interested to learn of her
f -"J’
h
The Holy Cross Church has re evening liy Mrs. II. A. Ferguson party of ten, Orlando; Cyril Walk arrival here on Snturduy to join
New location 104, Park
>1
■
cently had n fine pipe organ in* I ft her home
in the Clemens er,' Winter Haven; Sirs. I). Van Mr. Tnvlor for the "remainder of
Avenue.
(b o u r n s t %£
stalled by the Henry I’ ileher Sons, Apartments, honoring her sister. Dyke, Ashury Park. N. J.; Miss the season. They are stopping at
i *
nnd extend n very cordial invita Airs. K. |). McCracken, on lu-p Fdtin llulitMtu, Miami; M. J. Brady the Valdes.
,>
J'l
tion to tlic public to hear Mr. Sic biitluluL anniver: ary.
New York; J. T Connell, Chicago.
I The rooms
wue a voidable J. F. Stephenson, New York; C.
kert.
V
j
Mr. and XIis, Virgil Lev Sinitii,
j bower with ma-kes of red res,
1 .
W. Sperling, New York; P. A. Lev, win, have been visiting friends and • ir^y^MA^OMd. OnCfirt
1
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peas iind other early spring C h ic a g o ; w. A. McKee, Syracuse, relatives at Raleigh, N, C., Mount
IV
Mrs. Clarke Leonardy sweet
flowers. The dining table w.u N. Y ; J. t . Brown, Akron; C. K. •dive, N. •'. and Kinston, N. C.,
. nft1 '.
" I ’ '1
and retn-r. Clark, Jaeksimvillc; t‘. B. lloyd, ]for several weeks, arrived in San
CK ?V ?(W \ & I
COMPANY
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1
VT- 1 ,
"'III a silver basket filled with .Imk-oliville; George 1. Dodge. lord on Saturday and spent the
ind'1
*
otll Bradenton; ' ’etu' Duran, Pnlalka; ) week end here as the guests of the
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th«- color motif of red mid green. N. De.Mun/, Sarasota; A. DcMan/, loiiiierN iMieuts, Mr. and Mrs. C
Tli 1 ttggcslion of Valentine -ea Sarasota; Mr, and Mrs, Andy An- II. Smith enroiite to their home
.Mrs. Clarke Leonardy, who
son.
\\u- earried out in the place
[Hall leaves on Wcdrfesduy for Daytona curds, which were red hearts. At derson, Sarasota; L. A. Bergen, nl Del .and. They were accompanied K R O N E N i ’ S
422 Union Ave.
i’eaeli
where
she
will
spend
several
Birmingham; F K. Hodges, Phil- to Sanfoid by Miss Blanche MarIgnes
imntlis, was the charming guest of • " cl >k a five cour.-e dinner w.,« adelphm; Mr. and Mrs. C. Sanford omit, of Mt Olive, who will visit
Phone 473-W.
' • >i-tei , \||s. 0. II. Smith and FROCKS'COATS-MILLINERY
on Monday evening when Msrvtd After ilmner the guests Bauman, J.o-, Angeles, Cal.
a
1
Mi-. F. U. Mitchell.
Ii*. I’aul Diggers and Mrs. ii. W. ,.tti n,l d Ihe theater,
I'oit't were laiti for Mr. and
309 E. I st s T
PHONE I64J
Pearman Jr., enlertaineil at briilgc
\ aide/
——
— -—. ■ ■
at the home of the former on High Mr-, h D. Ferguson. Mr. and
Geo. T. Haynes, Del.and; A. Me
WOMF.N TO HAVE CLI B
Mr* A, W . liar/, Mr. and Mrs. K. Vay, Jacksonville; Tom Browne,
land Avenue.
Clemens,
.M
r.
and
Mrs.
li.
A,
tlrlumlo;
, It. Hunter, Quitman;
The rooms, where the curd table- ! U YORK—Women are to
I'<tgUsoti.
W S. Guilmm, Daytona; Howard
were placed, were bright with La
v,* an opera club ju: t like the
krts of calendulas and imrcissu
Pogue, Cocoa; Mr. and Mrs. 11 I
n wli" go to the metropolitan.
Henthmali, Jacksonville; D. II
tit exceptional interest was the Woman’s Club Notes
W . V . WHEEL1
V
MeGomull, Ormond Bench; Sid
game of bridge played during lhr
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Brown, Daytona; Parker Kln.c,
evening, when scores were counted
s. 11. Roberts, JacksonSaves Time and Money
Ihrary after Die usual number of proNew Yoik; .1 D. Du Long, Daytona.
M Bure. Pulutku; Reg
.. JocorjMratad
Wi*
yftLir.J'MWlHB'U bjtltvl'.v ,iHHiCvtUy.. in 8* .
Dayti
F.iinnld Wlioniund, Wldtc* Plains, N.
gressions, the prize for high score, nun poser-pianist, and Edna Woolcy F. R. Alcxjtmh r Jr., Daytona;
*- >7 ,*i”
nottis tvfl)i our ( on.sfnnt PolL'ttfiitl Chnrging Sywlcnt.
Liiurranre) solol t, will np-1Hpercnco, Daytona W. D. fslll it ft, f Y.,* ('Inrenco Rlsner, White Plain1
« bottle of bntji crystals, was wen
Tampa; \\ L. Morgan, Daytona; N.
Realtor
Claude I
Clarke, Jack
by Mrs. Heck Rumblcy. The lew
•Saves GOc on nttlal Imttcry expense, liecommeittli’fl
K. D. \'e<ti •trlitndo; G. W. i tmp- sonville; -L. B. Hardy nnd wife;
score prize, a framed picture, went
by all tho leadinjr btitlcry mamiliu'turors. Try this
mail, Dalla J. T. Marks, Jackson- J. W. Milieu, Ocala; It. W. Arnold,
to Mys. !’. M. King.
Mrs. Ixon
now,
ltd ter buttery elmrging set'vice, _*You’ll like it.
Jacksonville;
C.
It.
Rowe,
l*itt;.Ham
A.
Weinberg,
New
ardy was presented a lovely picture Wumall's CluL,
Sati'.ifiiction luutranlucd.
Yoik; G.
Mitchell and wife, Or burgh. Pa.; Tom Manley, i’ iitia- memento of the occusion.
-M*i fitfH
Refreshments of chicken salad,
That the Woman's Club of San lando; M. G. SiIIman, .lacksonvlle; burgli, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. 11. G.
hot rolls, olives, fruit cake anil ford. with its high ideals, is keep Phi J\ Seregg , Augusta; W. S I.ingle. City; It. L. Hoyden, Tampn;
115 Magnolia Avenue
.
;•>
wit It coffee were served following the ing pace with the growth ami n- Ewing, Augusta; J. Lew it Browne, IS. D Sweat, W. U.; Mr. and Mr.',
H
IT
West
First
St.
I'hone
It
IK
Sttnfortl,
Fla.
(iardnier,
Springfield,
Mass.
M.ron;
t>.
I
Muiphv,
Jackson
awarding
of
llu*
prizes.
ipiiii-uu
t
i
t
o
f
the
city,
i*
x
•
)i" V. a.
The guests were Mrs. Clarke deiu'tsl by tin- ,|U:ilit\ of eliti itaili v.lle; .1. II ..... . Orlando. i(. W.
iit try Leonardy, Mrs. P. M. King, Mrs. meat beitti'- otH'l’d the public by Otter, Mr . G G. Wheeler .tones,
Ouytonu; Gus li Taylor. Daytona;
litrlu j) Parks, Mrs. Mike Wilson. Mr*-. tile club 1In- sea.-on
1*‘. llall, Jietjiiimy, La.; II. D.
Deck
Rumblcy,
Mrs.
Wurt
W.
Wai
ltd Gc< ' i - i -++•;•■}-i -cb-i -yv : - - t - •>
- y - y / . y y * y v -t>■!■+■!--:• - t - v + *?--v-i--t
ner and Mrs. J. C. Benson.
The Mu.-if Depar'meiit, wi:li it • Priest, Atlanta.
lofty ambitious f "i tbi nurturing
H.dy
Montc/iimn
the'musical life of tin- mimmnuty,
iictiei l Presbyterian Body
L. E. Hand, Jacksonville; • o|. j M
is surpassing previous iccords by
under ;i lieuvy guurunte •. G. I*’. Rowh ' 1, Regina Snsk. D. t*.; ■
To Meet Thursday bringing
the
famous
composi-r-piaiii; i. A . It. Curnick, Boston; S. II. Ruh* fi
erls, New York: Mrs. T. O. Hutch- ■
fin Thursday afternoon nt 8 o'- Thurslow Lieumuue, and hi.* beau insoii, St. Gloud; F. E. Tether and ■
tiful
wife,
Edna
W
oidey-l.ieol(ig y •dock there will be » special sowife, Ridgewood, N'. J.; Tliomas J
J fiat meeting of the auxiliary of ranee, ttuprnna, foi an iippeanince Pepin and wife, New York; II. V. ■
in
this
city.
the Presbyterian Church.
Miss
Peckinhani, Boston; Mabel G. J
Jauk son of Louisville, Ky., will bo
Adams, ItnMoii: II G. Clayton, m
One big lack of dresses to close out Wednesday.
Heretofore,
Sanford
music
lov
t rc.sent at that time und will have
Gainesville; N. it. Mcrhoff, Gaines- *•
ers
have
been
obliged
to
travel
to
charge of tho program. It is earn
vuic.
:
Crepe, satins, flannels and crepe de chine. Values up
estly desired that all members of oilier towns to hear artists of l III
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rank..
.Every
clubwoman
u«i
i
<
t
tht* auxiliary Iks present*.........
Seminole
|tr and
o’clock alt the young to berself t*> iicar this concert.
to $29.00 to sell for one day only at
Helen Kent, City; A. B. Domin
Tickets may be procured from
people of the Presbyterian Church
gos, Itrnindridge; Sandy Curler,
any
member
of
the
Music
cDpart
will hAvo a meeting in thu church
laeksotivillo; F. 11. Horton, Jackmenl.
parlors.
Notice
BUNGALOW
on
Palmetto
Avenue
Twenty-Five
Hundred
alVLCtuAJLWUW
Dollars
Cash
will
Is Guest Of Honor At '1'1’1'
‘D*tl..
Party Monday N ight ;•*««* «nd sw,. t i,w rnrrynm
handle
.
-
this' ;
home.
8 Hour Battery Charging
!one 394-J.
RAY BROS.
i
D ress Sale
W ed n esd a y
$1Q
No Alterations
Bv Williams
OUT OUR W AY
OH
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UPTUH HOW?
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floral tlesiKiis. 40 to fit inches wide.
Plain and Colored
I’luin undenveave and Jap
crepes. 3b inches wide. All
colors. 35c values—
Rayort
25c Yard
In nil the new sprint; shades—
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32 Inch Tissue
$1.00 Yard
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aar
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R e m a im s
OF HtS
SfO RW
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IJordorcd and
Crepes
N O W LOOM A T O S !
Fluids and stripes^ guaran‘ Iced fast colors.
present
dr». Ar>yd. Mrs.
Minarlic,
ts. llnrci
[Phillips,
Jr., Mm.
Paul Big.
[d/ , Mrs
Mortimer
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First Showing of Spring Wash G oods
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Bcrcd by
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40c
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Fast Colored Prints
15 pieces colored linen. 3S
incluui wide. All shades—
82 inches wide, small and
large prints. Guaranteed fast
colors—
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HLANDO, Fla* Jaid 26.—(/P) Association,
imerous benefits In the form ot wmo agenc
ec service and better rates than* vented1the
kvattompted by the public car- proposal of
tfkkve be*lb' secured ‘for the to require' p
Kin- ihd ‘• b 'V lW °f Hhc’ staUJ tea t>f freigh
C ^ F fp r id a , J; f3jirtis R ob /th tr Secretary served a a ’ chnirmnn
secretary-manager o f the o t the-Florida Perishable sub-com(, in his annual report, told mittce of thii Southeastern Region
nrd o f dirortoja-in its annual Advisory Board during the past
ig lyre lodd^.'. These beno- season and that an Improvement
ere recur:*!, if Wns pointed In tho service of handling perisht'v itc the fact that the sec- nhles from tho state was secured
hnn devoted most o f his whkh Included the betterment of
.inco the organization of tho the ear supply situation during tho
: to gathering data for the flood Wrtditions-in Georgia and the
laul rH ti.case, which was prevention o f carriers from difil In (November laBfnrid nd- fercnciatlng in favor of using of
d March or April thin year, standard refrigerator,cars during
tin recommendations the sec- the temporary car shortage in this
urged that offorto lie made state. •, ' reave the membership-of the
According to the report, Mr. Rob» which was already on the inson with Mr. Dow o f tho Florida
cc; co-operation 'in efforts to Citrus Exchange, attended a meetnin the forward work of the ing in Atlanta of tho Rcgfonal Acli: and,th n t;n :T,«6lntior nd- visory Bonrd and protested the
>d lo lfh r gpvorniir and the practice of initial carriers in Flori»1 dsseWibly thanking tltein dai during the winter o f furnishing
air net ion in mnking appro- vchtilatcd box enra when rrfrigerihA \WbWh enabled the rail- ator cars were ordered which sume:omm* i*.tn to'em ploy talent,times causing loss or damage of
l*wtiwwagial,tbeir,wnrk andithe shipments which the carriers
still further appropriations,[had -refused to admit liability,
t by tho hoard o f directors. While no favorable report was
WfnftS'tyr.'Hlriiybrk done by made by the hoard at that time,
Ig w (Turing ttlus year 1925 the report adds that the question
Iven. H included: the se- *B "by no means a dead one nnd
df the ncatlng o l pier 29 the league intends to continue its
Pennsylvania railway com- Protest against sucii practices.”
» New York lor'd tn m ship— --------------------securing’ the withdrawal of
A Civil War veteran, more than
iposal o f carriers to refuse ■ years ngo, made a vow he would
ipt shipments o f fruits nnd n°t hnvo his hair rut until William
lies when consigned - ‘ order iJenningd Bryan was in the I’ resifrom, to, and b e t w e e n . ! c h a i r .
Upon Mr. Bryan’s
In squthorn territory.
death, however, he consented to
leagtld /hda thef qld pf the hltYC il cut* •________________ /
nenta of agriculture o f FlorCarved stones sometimes fall to
I Georgia and tho Amaricnn \the earth front Hie sky. In 1910
Homestead RWi
»*<u 3.. Section j.
Ilanen 30 B.. T a l....... hHa
E s p in o s a
Is
S econ
nii^J- n O tlro t »t ■
muko thrcn-yvitr nrdoi
claim to the' land »l>i
Im f o r o
C ounty
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tTlaimunt umntn un
Macdonald
Smith
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CANNES. France. Jnn. 20.— WPf
Florjdn.
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—The oocial amonitifs between concluded a golf, tonqurtit tnfco Te
■ M.< U. SJohlom. o'
Helen Wills,! the American tennis as .by winning, the E
tournament
and‘
the.
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FranceVatar wlelder of tha-rac* yesterday" by turning
quot, are rigidly corr^t off the, of i fiC over ,tlm*‘ v
course for a .total Of
courts, say their* friends.
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nratl^l IUh
iflrtt
“ I admire Helen every way; she
>t Sift
i* such q, sweet child,!1 declared
Suzanne when Helen arrived hero
take part In the motropole- tour •Second plnco went - to Abe Eanament in which she won tho- pinoen, - of •San Francisco. ; Ihreo
champiorishlp yesterday by defeat- strokes* behind Smith, to. the sur
prise of the gallery.-;
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Bobby Cruickshonkr.af-Ghicago,
b"r HiHn and Suznnnd as thejr- hauled up in Espinosa's wake with
pnss one another. Frlcndn declare 305 to win the $406 third prize,
cd that they bto studiobbly avoid- while JoeU Kirkwood of.. Australia,
fn.tf each other and withholding nnd Willie Hunter, of Lbs Angeles,
oral boubuots for the egporb ten were tied with ne/t best, 305.
Smith’s scores /o r the 72 holo
nis of-which each is capable.
. A day pr two'ago, Mile. Leng- tournament were 72 .arid . 74, fur,
leri said she would wait until after a 153 total Saturday and 74 and 71
Stucco
Mies Wills had met Mile. Vlaf,tq * * ? * * - •
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beforo givlng'hdr oplnioil'as to the
.NOTICE F O B P U m .IC A .T IO n
capabilities of the American cham
S h e e t ito c k
pion. There is irtfricord that tho 1 n r p a r t m r n t o f th e I n t e r io r
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I.nnd O f f ir e n t (ia ln r a v lllr ,
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once in a
S h in je rlcs
noiincemenf.
N O T IC E 'Is liei'et.y K l U V t t i s t K .t-
word W Lloyd of l.ske Msfy, FlorIds. who,,op April IS, J33Z,.. mude
Mooting '
Sewer Pipe
*’ I have played botb,Suzanne npd
M(sa Wills," said Mile. Vlnsto aft
er yesterday’s match. “ When I play
Suzanne I never have a chance, but
l allowed the'crowd hero that I al
ways can give Miss Wills a good
game.”
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Vlaato lias grenlly improved, but
my game was below form.”
n th HE G LAP TO
My Last Properly Atfvcr
SEftVE YOU
Used is
Phone 536
I now offer another
Exceptional
Bargain’
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Magnolia Avenue
'Could Better Fertilizer He Made We
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PITRE and
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$2,400—$600 Down
“ Time Tried and Crop Tested.”
tew PRICE LIST of regular brands just issued. Gift
ifho before placing order. Send orders now for future
jquirementsj save delays ami bp ready when fertilizer
i needed. Transportation i$ slow and may lie worse.
11t r P i m
F a ir I 'r lr r *
Comfortable Pullman Busses A re Operated From
H k r M W. kelley
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JPriiitipi H|il|iniriit
0 . P A I N T E R F E R T I L I Z E R CO,
icksonville,
Duval Gounlv
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Florida
Phone 313-J
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L HAMNER ORGANIZATION
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^Business'Property is Your
Safest Investment
Indian Mound Village
ON THE HIGH SHORES OF .THE ST.
JOHNS RIVER.
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Jpl industrial section $125 "per fool.
Chosen by the first Americans because, o f its
natural beauty, its water, hunting and fishing ad
vantages. Now being made a bower o f beauty
for your home.
Business corner two blocks o f Post Office— $500
fifc fo o l.
We own and control over $600,000 worth of Sun
fbrd Busimjss Property.
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B. L. HAMNER ORGANIZATION
for further details'
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1% ta
9-10-11 Ball Building
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So that you may see and appreciate the investment opportunities of Florida’
leave the Seminole Ijotgl at-fi^rfotiW or Tampa, every morning at.7 o’clock
minufu l,\r
11m lldm
1 frinirirv
ini'/iil inti.
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by the
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CRr^iiizatioii
The I)avey-Winston Organization
Inc.
Sanford Realty Company
H. S. LONG, Manager
FLORIDA’ S FOREMOST DEVELOPERS
This is your chance
Business Lot, 75 feet on new First Street
per-foot!
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Wo offer the following list o f business proper,^-t ties and recommend each ns a certain moueyf|£ maker.
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Phone 707
Phone 657
Lake Front Properly
Ride out to Mayfair and see the wonderful improve
ment the dredge has made. Lake front lots near the
new hotel are limited and will be limited for sometime..
Among those who have bought and who intend to
build fine homes on Seminole Boulevard, East o f the
new tourist hotel, are the following:
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Forrest Lake, Elton «J. Moughton, W. C. Hill, Di’t
Langley, Monroe llutfoii, J*. M. Simmons, Calvin Teague
and F. 11. Scruggs.
WE OFFER TODAY:
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One 67.5 foot frontage on Lake Monroe in Marvania,
priced to move at $190.00 per front foot.
One 72.5 foot frontage on Lake Monroe in Mayfair
at $225.00 per front foot.
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ThfejfaCt that S n ow drift is made o f o il as g
n oth in g doc* —means that it has the“hitfhei:r
° k som e fo d — l o o * pure fat.
■$ & t£ |S! <” “ y ”2 ? ,hi»s< s » o j ,0
B h iqg-th an ahnost any fo o d you cook w ith
, F or m akin g' cake and;cookies, biscuit
OWDRIFt
p ie crust, and all sorts
�THE SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY, JANUARY 26.1926
His «ncv flowing mustache Is
trimmed close, his pray hair is
crushed to an upstanding pompa
dour and his face is extremely rud
dy. His eccentricity is an enor
mous black felt hat. Pew o f 'the
new senators have been less ob
trusive thnn he, but his recent vi
triolic attack on foreign dlplomata indleaten that this’is the
'quiet boforc the storm” and that
he may soon resume his dramatic
swash-buckling
s'
swash-bud; Iini methods.
His platform Is definite, and for
the most part anti. He was a:.
anti-Wilson, anti-war, anti-league
IJcmocrat. He Is anti-Volstead, al
though ho announces he will vote
for prohibition as his constituents
de.'.re. He j<, anti-Mellon on tax
reduction.
Wants Big Arnty
On the other hand he is for an
•'rmy qnd navy that can lick the
world. He is for farm relief and
tor a requirement that Industrial
i mpinyos must have 60 days no(ticc or pay before they can he laid
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' rom work. He is for a natiorrn! Jim Crow law,
, Rlcase is considered one of the
ablest criminal lawyeVs in south
rml one of the readiest stump
speakers,
lie knows more cotton mill work
ers personally thnn any living
man, nnd the masses of the people
in South Carolina believe that
they have in him at last no nrlsto-
fted to
billions
fug his
n nnt
h CarJeclieis anideuce
iley if
trat but one or Ihemaelve* in
power. He is the champion "Jlner''
and- lodge member of the Senate.
One accomplishment which seems
curious in this Jeffersonian indi
vidualist was putting through an
act prohibiting ,the sale o f clgarets
and clgaret papers in 'South Caro
lina.
METAL WORK AND AU
TOMOBILE
RADIATOR
REPAIRING.
The Development That is Really
Developing is the
Hodgins & Cowan
MAN TO RBCOMB DRONE?
Sheet Metal Co.
NEW YORK— Nikola Tesla
thinks that triumphant wopian will
207 French Ave.
relegate man to the poaitqh of the
drone.
Function*! wlU .rule, he
spy-s, In Collier’s, and humanity,
will approach the condition o f the
The descendants o f ConfuduB
bee.
are well known In China today.
Homes Sell As Fast As Built
— ELECTRIC LIGHTS
1.
—2 5-room flats, with bath, facing East on Myrtle, be
tween 10th and 11th streets, 60x117, double garage. $10,000.
$4,000 caeli. Now leased to Dec. 1020 at $00 per month.
-^RUNNING WATER
—TELEPHONES
2.
—100 ft. to 160 ft. facing East on Sanford Avenue be
tween 10th and 11th Streets,.$160 per foot. Terms reasonable.
See Thin Beauty Spot
3.—16 acre celery farm—7 acres titled—In Eureka Ham
mock. Price $10,000. $3,000 cash. 1 and 2 years on balance.
4.
$12,000.
—l.ot 50x117, facing Eaat on Sanford Avenue.
$1,000 cash, 1, 2 nnd 3 yenra.
Price
Phone 117
108 Magnolia Ave.
Established 1910
that I
lUthern
[league
kenator
[be the
There is no Boom
—BUT RESIDENTS OF SANFORD WHO HAVE IN
SPECTED ALL DEVELOPMENTS IN DISTRICT AND
WHO ARE FAMILIAR WITH PROPERTY VALUES
ARE COMING UNSOLICITED TO PURCHASE LOTS
AT THE LOW PREVAILING PRICES IN
UTUtie
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linmer
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t ihe have til’ fire-eater pointed out to
resent them, they usually arc surprised.
Isk ta; They behold a slender, alert, quiet
HE G R E A T E ST
The
lastof the Eastern Lake Section
Conservative and Sound
Fa cry member o f the family will now be
able to
ing Merchandise at reduced prices at the beginison. Sensational reductions in every-departAfter all, those are two of the greatest assets a property may have.
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JUST ARRIVED!
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Tival (if L00 more dresses to sell in our great January. Sale at retr lieloiv in the history o f Sanford has any store offered to the
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|° Wl u li rful savings you will make on your spring dresses by
eralelv-priced, development.
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Nearby is everything to be desired— the Hotel Forrest Lake, beautiful
Lake Monroe, and only a few minutes to the commercial center of the
Men’s
Sport Shoes
On Ail Spring Goods
These models in sport
shoes have just been re
ceived.
White
buck
trimmed with black kid
and the very |)opular elk
trimmed with tun. Our
price during this sale.
BUY NOW
Ipring Suits \
Men’s Broadcloth Shirts
o f grey nre featured
nely made suits of all
he heavier materials
weight sprmg fabrics
1 pay the man who is
dntf a spring suit to
vantage o f this great
pf. Our prices during
This is one o f our special fea tu res dur
ing this sale. Men’s Marlboro, English
broadcloth shirts at this low price. Col
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lars attached in white, only—
Opposite The £ostoffi<*
Many of Sanford’s foremost citizens have purchased sites in Marvania
They appreciate wliat these sites will be worth when Seminole and Cres*
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�The reputation of Florida came
first from its oranges, conceded
the most luscious groyrn in the
land. For years and years the
“solid central sectionin which
Mount Plymouth is located,
contributed a large percent*yg
ihe citrqs fruits shipped,
marketsM the v/otld,
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NVESTORS seeking the g a r d e n
I spot iii ill is land of opportunity,
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will find Mount Plymouth the goal
o / their ambition. For right here under
foot, the soil, tempered by the warm sun
overhead, brings forth untold treasures.
M o u n t P ly m o u th tbtvnsitc d e v e lo p
m e n t is ra p id ly u n d erw ay. B u sin ess and
r e sid e n ce lo ts are b e in g o ffe r e d n o w at
p r ic e s w h ich p red eterm in e fu tu re e n
h a n cem en t b e y o n d a n y reason a ble gu ess.
L e t us take y o u fro m the O rla n d o o f
fice, in a lu xu riou s P u llm a n bus, p v e r a
m a rv elou s h ig h w a y , to sec w ith y o u r
ow n e y e s w h at less fortu n a te o n e s sh all
m iss.
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It is not surprising, in the least,
that Florida Flavor should, lure
men from across the continent.
Ponce de Leon journeyed through
these lands,..expecting momen
tarily, so ’tis said, to find the
fountain of youth. The soil which
producer, fruits of the flavor and
blossoms of the fragrance which
grow abundantly, even wild, in
the highlands of Florida surely
must contain also the sinews of
youth.
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The recent development of
Florida lands is not surprising—
only belated, delayed beyond the
usual time for the recognition
that was due. 1 ..
. True, there were many contrib
utory causes, but the one out
standing reasop was lack.of publicityv Its resources until; now
were unknown, t • * W
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You who ask yourself the ques
tion, “how long can the bubble
last?” — are unmindful o f>what
Florida has to offer the investor.
Apparently you look upon the
present activity much as you
woulcf the cry of “oil” or “gold,”
not taking into consideration
that there is treasure enough un
derground, in the soil and above
the surface of Florida to support
every human being in America,
if developed.
Don't ever put the question that way
again. I f your own enthusiasm seeks
counsel among others, ask what section
O r w rite fo r literatu re w h ich te lls m ore
abou t the p ro p e rty , and the nicn beh in d
it,— than w e have sp a ce fo r here.
M OUNT PLYM OUTH
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Star In Action
SANPfll
Every Letter Except “ V.
Represented In M ajo
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CHICAGO, Jan. 27. (/P)—Every
letter in the alphabet was represeated iin the major •
lengule jnst
!season except “ I,"
SOm club
. and
____if some
does not “dig up" players named
Isabelle, Ivnnhot or
or Ichabod,
Ichabod, the
the
“ I," again will be nbscntl "Q"
made the grade Inat season in the
person of John Ficus, of the Bos
ton and Philadelphia Americans.
The voternn twlrler was listed as
“ Quinn."
Looking over the rosters from A
to Z, the “W“ list carried otT the
honors with the numerous Williammu -*• *
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Bishops. Five members of tha
Bums crowd got into the starting
lists, bur only George of the Cleve
land Indians remained until the
finish of. the season.
Clarks and Clarks ran pretty
strong in the “C" list, but not so
numerous as the Collinses. The
only double numbers among the
“ IPs" were the two Davises—Prank
nnd Ike. The Johnsons, ns might
be expected, were mentioned oft
times in many n box acore, the
family being headed by the great
Wnlter himself.
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The Millers, ns ever in baseball,
made up quite a numerous clan,
and there wen* no less than eight
Smiths on major league club ros
ters when the season started, and
most of them were, still under the
big tent when the Bcoson closed.'
“ U" was represented by George
Uhle of Cleveland and Ulrich of
the Phillion nnd “ Z" wound up |he
alphabet with three entries, Zach
ary, Znnniater and Zltman.
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New Bungalows— 5 room s and bath and Garage.
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This land tfl cleared, plowed and harrowed and fenced.
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These farms are located on hard surfaced-highway at CHULUOTA, Seminolo County, in the
e Sectiqn, on the Okeechobee Division of th e F. E. C. JRy.
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Terms one fourth down— balance in 1, 2 and 3 years.
Investigate this property
Kid Gamer To Meet Bobby Cox In
Feature Bout At The Armory Tonight
Eddie Loos, professional at tho
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Cleveland Heights > Country Club
of Ijikelnnd, who is to play In the
72 hole tournament at tho Sanford
Golf and Country Club beginning
Kid Gamer of Hartford, Conn., to 'took engagements here ns Ion
tomorrow for tho Central Florida
Open Chnmpionship. Loos Is well and Bobby Cox, of Jacksonville ns Joinl fans patronize the bouts.
known by followers o f the gnme in will feature the fight cord to he
The fights tonight will begi
seen at the Armory tonight in the promptly nt 8:30 o'clock.
every section of tho country.
first of a series of matches ar
ranged by Henry Godaie, veteran
lightweight who is well known in
boxing circles throughout the
south.
In the semi-finals two clever
BOSTON— Kid Kaplan o f Meri
Inxvr* will square off when Kid
Irving of Chicago nnd Young ^ta dian, Conn., featherweight' cham
bles, of Richmond, Va., meet in a pion, won n decision from BiHy
Murphy, of Lowell, 10.
10-round scrap ut 135 pounds.
PHILADELPHIA— Babe Her
H feature preliminary bout will man of Calif., won on n foul from
be the battle between Jack Iainge, Bobby Garcia, of Buenos Aires, 7.
Miller Huggins Awaits ,\Vord another
Chicago youth, and "Gob"
Nick Quagerelli, o f New York
From George Sislcr About Schuipe, of Atlanta.
beat Pedro Aduinadlo, of the PhlliTrade That Has Been . Un
“ Gob" was formerly n title hold pinei. fi. •
der Way For Few Weeks er in the navy, nnd packnu wallop
MONTREAL— Dell Fontaine,
in both hands.
middle weight champion of West
Godaie, who is promoting tho ern Canada, knocked out Jimmie
show, is well known In this sec Cohen, <if New York, 4.
tion, having achieved an enviable
TORONTO—Adolo liuche, Can
reputation as a clever scrapper at adian flyv^ight champion, beat
Tampa, Orlando nnd many other lr.7.y Schwartz, of Buffalo, 10.
Florida points.
Key West—Baby Reech, of Key
It. commenting on the mntch to West defeated Gcreno Pljno, fly
night, (Judaic said that he -was weight champion of Cuba, fought
sparing no pains to bring to San a draw. 10.
ford some of the fastest boys in
Memphis—A1 Wnlthcr, of Can
the tooth.
ton, Ohio, beat Jimmy Cox of
“ I believe that Sanford men will Memphis, 8. I’ al Shof ofSunpptecitttc good, clean, fast bouts," vnnnuh, (la., defeated Young Red
i.ojnlq i.aiu," and 1 will^continue Herring, of Memphis, 8.
DEAL INVOLVING
OLD B A S E B A L L
STARS IS PENDING
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Hard surfaced highways to Chuluota from Sanford, Orlando nnd Indian River City on tho
East Const.
Good hotel accommodations nt reasonable rates
Fights Results
Chuluota Company
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Owners and Developers
enerni Offices
Resident Agent
J. W. Hoffman, Vice President
City Building,
St. Augustine, Fla.
A. G. Wagner •
Chuluota, Fla.
come
picture is over
bright lights am
•have a Camel!
There ore over fifty English
names for that lighting phenom®
non commonly called “ wlll-o’-thwisp,"
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the h^Ie friend and com panion for eventful dayi
and carefree evenings. H ere is something worth
writing pi words o f gold: "Camels t^ever tire the
taste, or leave a dgaretty after-taste, n o matter
hc^w fteely you smoke them.*’ A nd what’s m ore,
you can’t buy choicer tobaccos or more perfect
blending, no matter how
you pay.
S ot this night as you leave for the brilliant
scenes. A nd when the tpg
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you’ ve seen life In its tense
purposeful mo*
er came from a cigarette.
H a rt a Com fit
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rettein tUe world b like Corner. C W # cents,n ^ ehoiteit Turkish
tobaccos. The Coma blend ts the trmmph o f expert blendcruErem
serene toper b the & * - * * * ' e e p e M p H Frowce. Into this oo*
R* J. Rajrnoldi
- J. SCHULTZ
ATE— IN V k8TM ENTS
Rhone 744
1 Nnltona! Bank Building
�& JANUARY 26,1926
When you nr* suffering with
rheumatism so you can hardly get
around Just try Red Pepper Rub
Your .Clothes
and you will have tha quickest re
Will give you inure lasting and lief known, .
'Nothing Jibs such concentrated,
more furiiinnnhle service because Penetrating
heat as red peppers.
or our cleaning and dyafng. Del Instant reliefs Just as soon «as
us wait upon the wants of your
wardrobe.
Evening gowns restored to styl
ish freshness-? Opera coats made
to look like new. From lace waists
to bed draperies our'clcnning serv
ice will save nnd satisfy.
and the terpsichorcan craze known
v a t the Charleston.
Twenty-five
.. yiars back, for instance, Jncksnnvllle felt some concern fo r the wcllf i r o o f tho Sunshine Btate und
sought removal o f the capitnl there.
A t about the snmo timu, Jacksonw i e despatched a delegation to
Laney D ry Cleaning1
% AVashington to seek govcrnmehL
Company
iad In clearing the St. Johns HvpF
o f water-hyacinths.
I Both events, took place in Aug
ust, 1000, it pras revealed hciy when
MIGHT COUGHS
n flcW of- thv old-time ehroniclings
tfarc dug up from their place o f
repose.
STOPPED AT ONCE.ttV
; lln -Ju n e, 1001, Dr. A. A. Murphrcc was elected presidnt o f thu
•Florida Statu College, at Tsllshosate. The safno month the G. F.
apd A. railway was being built
from Tallahassee toward. Bain- were disciiurgod.
May, 1007: The legislature np,
' n * r » ‘ » r o sortie o f the-others;
propria ted over half a million dol
September,>100*4: . P e n s a c o l a lars for institutions o f higher ed
w aited n double truck to'-Flam aton ucation, out o f a total appropria
to nccommodntto tho rapidly in- tion for nil purposes of less than
crqnsing export traffic.
two tnillinn. A bill providing fo r
May, 1003: Heavy rains nround
Jacksonville put tho electric plant
ou l o f business fo r n time, and
caased washouts on some o f the
rnQroads. About 2T>0 carloads of
wnler-hyncinths were Washed into
POTTER’S “ ORLANDO MAID
thd railroad yards from the river.
j June, 1003: Palntkn was worry
in g about tho hyacinth problem.
CANDIES
- Januhry, 1005: Seminole Indians
frequently seen on tho streets of
Miami, wltli various articles to
sen. Some of tho squaws used
Special attention paid to
sowing machines and the .men were
Parties, receptions
especially fond of "flro-wntor."
- A pril, 1005: A Georgia prohehor
and wedding’s.
Vou apply Bed Pepper Rub you
feel the tingling heat. In three
minutes it worms the sore spot
through and through. ’Frees the
Mood circulation, breaks up the
congestion—and the old rheuma
tism ‘ torture is gono.
Bowles Red Pepper Rub..mads
from red pepper*, costs little, at
nny drug store. Get a far at once.
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Now York, N. Y.
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
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P in union ■ n t k fro* JtckMarflJr. U r n ,
R eturn E ngagem ent
tonforubU ttn M trt, tadudSM ite NEW,
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In* *ul« inj berth, to
POSTON, t*JJa
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N »iUrn cUita,bi«Judifi|Nt« Yatkl ScrHco
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JneUlortilMielttU,
AucomobOcs Canted.
Solid Pur Illustrated BoobUr,
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Robertson, W illiam s and Monahan
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JACKSONVILLE FLA.
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Use. it for. lumb*c». neuritis, baeknefu*. stiff neck, sore muscles,.coldB
in the cheat. Almost instant re
lief awaits you. U nsure to jret
the genuine, with the itame RowlGs
on each package. ,;.-v
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CITY HALL
Wednesday Evening, January 27
DANCING— :—
10—12:30
Gentlemen $1.50
Peppy Music—A Good Time For All
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OF BUSINESS IS
Factory .‘108 W. Central Avenue
Retail Store 15 E. Central Avenue
Orlando, Florida
•Bolls and pure, rich, red Mood
never go together. They simply
wpn’t mix, nny more than oil and
water. Healthy Mood dries these
bests right up! .That’s tho reason
a.* 8. S. drives agonizing bolls com
pletely out o f tho system. There's
ndt n elmnre for a boil, or uny other
breaking out on tho skin, when
iure blood, full o f red ceils is rusti
ng through your system,
lAnd that's whnt 3. 8. 8. docs.
Builds up tho m l_______
blood. Puts redbktod-cclls by the mlUionn Irnck In
iHo custom. S. 8. 8. makes thn
bipod bo Htrong in healthy, red*
bliod-celbi Ibnt painful, torturous
bolls—disfiguring pimples, blnckhiads and blotrhun— itching, burn>lg eczema and rnshu and J»thcr
embarrassing skin eruptions sim
ply get out.
jlt*H a fact. 8. 8. S. Jins been do
ing this very thing for 100 years.
1km can 'get 8. 8. 8. from nny
druggist. So, why have Mills? Get
ipo larger bottle. It'u nioro eco-
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W hy-hot purlicipal.0 in lht> wonderful development
ill SANFORD?.
T /ie 'W tr tis ' (Vroi’ta * itiid' 1harden
1Vriiek
Inarms
around SANFORD lire 'famous.
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miles from the City of Sanford at a bargain.
'l in’d properly tonsials of a 5 acre full bearing
Orange drove winch should produce better than 1,000
boxes of fruit per year; 70 acres of good land; good
5 room bouse and all necessary out-buildings, etc.
You must act quickly.
lh e public is invited to use the services of our palatial motor busses that
will leave this office, and the hotels hourly for Loch Arbor and the Golf
Course.
service.
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For parllciibp's, .see your broker or wire or address,
REALTOR, l\ O. BOX 101
No obligation will be involved by taking advantage of this added
COCOA, FLA.
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Golf+ Club,
Jan. 2 7 -2 8
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Dangerous Cough
fVhy let a dangerous cough hang on
vrpen you can, tmougl) a simple treat
ment, get Bpeedy relict and often break
it |ip completely in 24 hours?
7Wa treatment is bated on the famaua Dr. Kiug’u New Discovery for
Coughs, you take Just ono teaspoon*
fuq and hold it in your throat for 15or
SOseronds before nwnllowing II It lias
n double action. It not only soothes
arid heals irritation, but also rrmow j
the phlegm and congestion which arc
Die rtal cause of the coughing. So the
want cough quickly disappears.
pT. King’s New JDIscovery 13 for
cqjighs, chest colds, bronchitis, spa.;modic croup, etc. Fine for cbildrcrr,
to# - no harmful drugs. Very econom
ic s , at the dose is only one tcaBpoon-
Featuring Professionals of International Fame, In
eluding:
Undor construction new Spanish ptucco house,
seven rooms; garage and servants quarters. Corner
Magnolia and Spurling. Easy terms. Will be rendy
foV’ occupancy about February 1st.
C O M P S T O N , British Open Champion.
New Spanish type house; six rooms; in Bel-Air
on Mellonville Avenue; easy terms.
M A S S E S , French Open Champion.
New Spanish stucco bungalow in Snn Lanta;
easy terms.
H A G A N , British arid American O pen Cham-
Lots :i, I and 5 Block lb Tier 1; corner o f Sunford Avenue ail’d 15th St. $100.00 per front foot
for quick sale. Easy terms.
S A R A Z E N , Fon ner American O pen Cham
At all good druggist**
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B R A D Y , DIEG EL, L O O S , N IC H O L A S
REALTORS
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C oucH S
Firtit Street and l'almctto Avenue
itest Liathering of Professional Golfers
Ever Assembled In Florida
C otton S eed M eal
loo in »n tint tKMP
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B A f; liOI’S— TON LO IS—CAR LOI'S
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you npmey.
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G I ^ E N - M O LA SSE S— LIM E
L Hut what a cow EATS but vital she
DIGESTS Hat rroJucn milk andbutler fats
DAIRYMAN'S DEIIGHT Sanford Feed
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�THF, SANFORD HERALD^ TUESDAY, I AND,
Wlirlll.”
.h tla y Q f B u r r i s
To Ice Bole
A i*t»int 800 miles distant in n
bserved By Club
Observed
G1
straight lino will bo the flm ob
jective oi the expedition when the
immlera in two I-ok.xcr mom>vlnncn
nep off ftorii Point Harrow. It Is , . ~v,
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here, „t RIJN North ami 160 rfe-. '**^^‘1 Monday i he birthday anniCiws wcM, ,hrtt science has es- '**•*** of R afcn Bam*t tin b e * tsbllshtd the location bf the so- Vsh |,oct’ "f. tho,
called Ice l’ole, or Foie of Relative »w^! n implies of the birthday of
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, Tht second .’ihjeCtivo point in the
Speakers of the oecaaion includflight will he tho landing, home- { J ' r‘ I? *lc P'1E?“S'
h-tnory
ward bound, at Spltibcrgcn, 2,100 UnKcrllty and W. K. Kay, «b ntnnlcr from the tafc>o!f at Point 4 °™ ?* of Jacksonville, Fin* O iief
narrow. This will toko the c* - -’ wstice-Richard U. Russel, of tbn
I cd,lianas it-, night has been mkp- friprrmo < eurt of HwAgia, wns
l»v. avn> • the Leirmnhlcnl P ole,1 11:1 inaet"r. Tho Atlanta chib
Should land he.
bird un the . W1>’ f«rmedm 1896. *
IATED PRESS
tcamahlp Robert E. W d e c o V n
ful f Z stem to .tornviU i.flaga
of niaqy countries.
FORT 'LAUDERDALE— Ralph
Norton told the city commissioner?
here that hi. contractor* hnd built
•even house* for him on attn.h.r
man’s lot. He had been comptUcJ
to buy the lot, he said, which prevcntnl getting the plat approved
i,v the planning commission, lie
,ercc<l to dedicate several alleys to*
*h« city. and was allowed to go his
STRIKE MONOPOLY AVOIBED
LONDON, Jnn. 26,— (A3)— A gen
eral British strike was narrowly
avoided Monday when a conference
of union leaders voted by n small
majority not to call out the men on
Friday but to accept the ward of
the Notional Wage Board.
P ‘3? , 0 disprove when he take:* off
in Murch from Point Barrow, Ain*.
aa, on nn aerial dash into the un.
explored region* of the Attic Busin.
J fn fid M fa in hh ability to "live
? r l n„ n l" Is PMPnn*iblc for Cuptain Wilkins decision to make the
expedition thfe, lightest equipped
that ever essayed u journey into
the Artie Basin. Where others
have taken sledges, dogs, huge food
supplies ahd other tmraphernnliu
the Wilkins pnrty will carry gn«»
line, the latest navigntion instru
ments, sun compass, rifles ammuni
tion. a supply of food and a “ ni<-.
sik.” .
The Inst named instrunierit ielosely related to the food supply,
for it is the means of retrieving
soal shot to replenish the Polar
larder. Literally, it is a set of
hooks nt the end of a rope. "Liv
ing of the ice,” in Captain Wilkins’ estimation is a simple pro
cedure, so simple, that his supply
of concentrated food will be suf
ficient for less than n week.
Whut he hopes to prove Is the
existence of land in the vust un
explored area ■from Siberia and
Alaska toward the “ top of the
tie.ldcrit
of
Kluriii.
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deference to o visitor from India
the hymn “ From Greenland# Joy
Mountains*’ has been censored at
a Lutheran rally.* The atanaa re
ferring to “ Spicy broettea O’Er
Cylon Isle," will be omitted. .
TEN DAY SALE
Rines Filling Station
1113 Sanford Ave.
IMtone 401-J
You pet n coupon with
every .dollars purchase good
for aluminum ware.
rthUHITKCr
First National Bank bldg.
Sanford.
Florida
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Sinclair Gas and Oils
Bntt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc.
T ry Smith's Garber
H u t c h in s o n
HRAI. r.STAVII
sot; tnt Nut’ l Uank
Shop for good barbCi
work. Ladies welcome?
Next to Valdez, a
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MARVANIA
Lots Land 2 in Block 1 facing Seminole
“Boulevard-
Use the best It costs no
more and Is better for your
motur.
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foot, at
$140.00
Lots 13 and 14, Block L, a t ..........$175.00
Very desirable for residence or apartment house sites,
and priced below the mnrkct.
Ttrfei«nc**l
Elton I. Moughton
FIRST STREET
EXTENSION
TIRES AND TUBES
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SANFORD T O D A Y -the agricultural center o f Florida
W LI
Eastern exposure, one of the most desirable lots in
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PRICED IX) SELL
R . W . LA W T O N
203-205 Meisch Building
Sales Force: It. W. LAW ION, J. M. ROCIIE
SANFORD TO M O RRO W -the agricultural and industrial
centers o f the state
Vision the possibilitiesJ<hrat becoming actualities daily.
All over the state cities are spending millions to promote
their water transportation, in most cases the water must
lie brought to these cities. Many other cities are spend
ing millions towards it shipping facilities. Things that
are only promised in other cities, are actualities and are
being utilized, in Sanford.
OUIt ADVERTISING IS TRUTHFUL
AND NOT SENSATIONAL
E EVENTFUL D A Y S A T D E L A N l)
uary 2 6 to 3 0
tl instructive exposition of the marvelous resources of Florida s
most versatile county
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2G
Carden Club Day
Lake County Day
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27
oners
“Sanford’s First Industrial Development”
Has been created and designed to meet the ever increas
ing demand for property suitable for manufacturing
and industrial purposes. AFG Industrial Tract em
bodies every feature necessary for immediate manufac
turing, trackage will be installed and paid for, public
utilities to meet all its requirements are available.
Seminole County Day
THURSDAY, JANUARY 28
Indian Rivi
^Jnhn \V. Martin, Gov. of Fioridu, Guest of Honor.
FRIDAY, JAN UARY 29
Hnlifax County Day
Jelcher, Guest of Honor
SATURDAY, JANUARY 30
Sites 96x260
Price $2400
Twenty per cent cash and the balance in six equal semi
annual payments. A deposit of five per cent will secure
a site, to be closed in thirty days. l>
North Volusia Day
This unique development offers excellent inveatment opportunities
HARRY GREERS RODEO
•ronco Busters and L a r ia t throwers, Steer Bull
id’s Champion
Doggera,
uto Races Saturday
Idstein, Clown
Daredevil Doherty
S x jijW
J. Jones Midway
Fairs KOOd 8hoW8' ri<Nng devices ami a
, Lake. Seminole
ANOTHER BBITT-CIIITTENDEN DEVELOPMENT
OUR ORGANIZATION
D. C. Griffin
W.C.HIU
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By consolidation and merger the Florida P ow er & Light Company
has now succeeded to all the property and rights formerly belonging to
the following Companies:
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LAKELAND G A S CO M PAN Y
S T . JO H N S E L E C T R IC C O M P A N Y
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with w hich to meet the steadily increasing demands for its services.
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Approach Of Hunters Believed
K n dCa/ ? v M.i,Uo" S 0 f Gr<*"
Hcndcd Water Fowl Jo Seek
hheltcr In Obscure Waters
LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Jan s>n
Southeastern Arkansas,'
many years n paradise ol duck
hunters, this season produced poor
hunting despite the fact that there
dinary.
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ar°, mtlltona o f the green-headed
"nter fowl.
n..Wh.cther Ml* weathei4 la respons
ible for condition*, or the ducks
navo gained through experiences of
nged birds passed on to.the young
er generations, sportsmen are un
able to tell. Otnctals, however,
blame the weather.
_ For dr-Vs there are, literally by
■, but not where the huntets r.rc ,i’rono to hunt. They are
"» the :.*rs frequented lakes and
tho open rivers of the rlco country.
Early in the season ducka were
so plentiful hunters found no trou
ble filling their legal bags and rice
farmers nppealed to tho Stole
Game and Pish Commission and
the Migratory btrjl authorities that
blrda were destroying tho crop.
The hunters had hardly arrived
when the water fowl disappeared.
Tho weather had turn act v warm
again.. Then came word that duck
hunting in Illinois,.- Wisconsin and
other northern states was better
thah In years. The hunters put
away their guns and.prepared to
wait for colder weatherCold weather came. The ducks
returned. Iluntcra again put out
for the rice fields. But when they
arrived, the ducks had disappeared
except in small numbers.
Guy II. AmsCfcr, secretary of
tho Arkanc.^Game and Ffsh Com
mission, niitd^ n trip to tho dis
trict to look over the situation, he
found millions Of the birds, Mr.
Amslcr said.
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The official aUributed the tnovements of the blrda to the fa ct that
when the weather' turned cold
enough to drive the water .fo w ^ u t
of the more northern states, it
struck southern Arkansas hard
enough to freese . the shallower
watersTn and about the rice fields.
This, ho said, had driven them to
the open waters o f the rlv*rs and
those who do so are never those
lakes.
who contribute In any degree to
A conscience is n handy thing. give that company the denomina
You can think tho fear of being tion o f good company—Letter* of
lound out is yours COntdene) hurt Lord Chesterfield to His Son, 43ctober, 1748.
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World's Greajest Piani
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1ancient Here’s a parpsol and bag ensemble
[ slaves for the south o f turquoiso shnntung.
Tho bag hns a Chincse
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character In black enamel on tho
flnp. The narasol handle and tip
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Arts, there Is-an Egyptian wooden
coffin 3,900 years old. Tho drawing and painting on it are in a wonderful state of preservation. It is
said to be the most important sarcbpliogus yet found.
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English courts sometimes order
bn home spnnkings for children and
to every elementary school still hns
im its switch.
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L i s u p p l i e a across tho plains." •
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One expense item included 590,r stri,c* 000 bushels o f oats for the animals.
The track layers reached a speed of
il their eight miles a day, considered a
[1 every good rnto oven at present.
Expectations
Kli PROFITS SWELL
Crowds thronged th eproperty yesterday, our opening
swell, keep your business well,
fcetinn we would state that it is
ive a good reliable bunkiuK conbe tjkul to have your Checking
- day* in numbers far exceeding our expectations.
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Paid on Savings Accounts
section of Florida in Sanford Manor' is the strongest
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has held the unswerving attention of thbusands since the
very day of its inception.
reatest Profits
these people insures not only profits for investors but an
unexcelled presentation of hoiftpsites for avowed resi
arc realized when winter
eggr. are produced.
on
your
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The continued interest of
Cull
dents, seeking to build.
COMB
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supply
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to directions and you will
he pleased with' your flock
of robust, growthy young
birds this year.
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Pullman coaches leave Sanford daily,
at 10:45 A. M., and 3:00 P. M„ from
the Valdez Hotel, for Sanford Manor.
We assure that your presence on one
of these trips, as our guest, will in
sure for you a pleasant remembrance.
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Mary on county road near lake, with
(table; having electric lights, and run•icrea eleared, part in celery; three
|itru« fruit.
[to 4 years.
For quick sale $5,000.00
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Ot Commission On
a History Says Old
/COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,,
th.
-Historical fiction of
io wIM Woft< app€afs to have exnumber of sanguliij''lilUttk1i.'b‘y* fndisns npon imilWttft trains along the old OrcraVfrali. Nature, and not the
loriginei, furnished most of the
angere encountered by tho piu-o-—
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1S of b ’,,-C otjcIdsion? .have. been
Bached by Prof. Ar.htr II. H;;lertfcdlrector of the Cnminhsuiri on
Western History, who has ju?t
bmpletcd the task o f mapping six
f lAftJnpstfaniiius ohl trniln from
he Missouri ritcr to the Pncifi;
?ht » spnee of forty miles along
he.Caraon river on tho trail hrok;■
Forty-niners, four tlioul‘ deed cattle and threo thou; I ; Abandoned wagons were left
Bncond the history of the hardnp» they suffered in the trek for
flu> Miners built houses of these
Kfutis wrecks In the. days' of the
pmstock Lode discovery In Ncida a decade Inter.
[weal rivers were not difficult
MbfOa when “flats1’ or rafts were
anted bat the thousands of little
itbnnk’/ creks not more than ten
41 wide, were the dally terror of
|B teamsters and delayed the car►ana rapre than did tho few rivers
/width.
7 >r •
.
Trappers. and gold hunters sufred from Indian attacks more
im dld the great Immigrant trains
duality supremo.
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.BUSINESS IS BETTER!
(Cat! 714.
PAU L LA K E
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and acreage unusual values ero found!
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Choice Lots with Twenty Y ear
We will sell the.fcnl
January 28th
10:30 A
a n n g Orange Tr
le a t absolute
Allendale is located on beantu ui Lake <
lake front lot and all other lots are accessible
ivision we
This is tthe best s
know that there M a ^
to make some quick and easy money.
•'to
Magnolia At* Second
Old
Located
th city limits o f Oviedo;
.
A. P. CONNELLY & SONS
Room 8, Garner-Woodruff Bldg,
1
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Among our offerings of Business Property
How about, letting us have thnt listing that you.havo
been holding back fo r the Winter Buying Session?
. If^you would like to pick up some real bargains be
fore another increase in prices, we have what you
want: ;*;«
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Building State Roads
WASHINGTON', Jan; IM.— (if)—i CoinBidercdForCounK
— f+ol Bloom of Ne^.Yorlc, wpuld
toft* 'tho war Out/of the W ar Dd*-' Purpose*, Says Court
" NRW VORK, Jnn; W,—(frf—Tho
piirtiticnt. He has introihiccd a
,t
-r ' i
; |jSklfi UnA Prtsitiimt JlooteveH wiwlcsrl
hill into the House to‘make it the - TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Jan. 36.
ed the'IT. 3 . Lined Monday that she
Department nf the Army.
— (/P)—Building of state roads In had lost trace of the British freigh
Florida i» considered •for county ter Antboo. sfU-r-nnSwerhig' art
purposed,' and bond Issue* for awn
803 * calB* from- her- Sunday in
Improvements are constitutional, mid-Atlantic. The Presi dent'Roose
the supreme court held in an opin velt; was alongside the freighter
ion today, in which the decision
sm ani 1 KrmP* finf tmn» wax lnxf
of the Leon county court was af
firmed. ~
AH bf the freighter's boat* were
The hghor court's opinion was gone, the message eaSd,- water waa
by Chief Justice Brown, with Jus in ithe ftra moat nndwr radio was
tices . Whitfield and Kills dissent- put out of commission. Tho Awtilug.*
noc sailed from New Yo*k on Jan.
The cose was that *of George 14, for Queenstown with a. cargo
An Atchison; Kansas, - printer
snifll* d smoke while riding in his Lewis, et al, venins Leon county. of wheat. motor car. He thought liis car .It followed pasrngc of the bona
wns on fire and began to call loud issue which Was to be largely used
Viamine D serves to simulate
ly. Someone sent in the alarm and for the construction'of state roods, the active qualities of ,yeast. Vias tlit* fire department dashpd u|l and involved hri interpretation of tamine E has as its chief qharacterthe prfnter discovered it was but sMtion fnw Of 'article nine o f' the lstie-the Tact itlmHt*ls cssenHal to
constitution, which provides that renroductibn. Tha word vitamino
his necktie burning.
the legislative shall authorize coun originated not more than a dozen
In tho ern of mass migration to ties and incorporated cities and years ago. Vitamine C. represents
C*-*gon. Between 1842 *niH 1850 towns of tho state to assume and the one effective check to', the dis
the number of trains that were impose taxation for county and ease o f scurvy.
seriously molested hy tho Red Mon municipal purposes and for no tith
were few, the investigators found. ed purpose.
■■9had been vested by the legislature
• Information used in the survey
The
issue
involved
was
whether in the state of Florida, thereby im
and map making * was obtained
from state and county surveyors’ or not county bond .issues couM he posing a taxation fo r state pur
offices, from tho original surveys applied to state roads, title to which poses.
in tho general land office at Wash
ington and hy studying the diaries
o f 160 old time travelers and pio
neers.
BONDS
LOANS
In aoditlon to the Oregon trail
tho may reproduces the routes of
the Mormon Trail fork from Omahn to Ft. Laramine; thdt Nebraska
Announcements For 1926
City-Fort Kearney branch, the Cal
ifornia Trail from Yale Post O f
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fice, Idaho to the Coast) tho Salt
Opening o f Second Section of Fort Mellon—
Lako branch o f tho California
Trail; tho Forty-ninera Trail on
prices decidedly low— reservations now being ac
Raft river In Northwestern Utah;
the Salt Lnke-PlnccrviUc route,
cepted;
and The Overland Stage branch of
tho main train from Julcuburg,
Beautiful new homes— Spanish Bungalrfws
Colo., to Salt Lake City.
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and English
Colonials— Commodious and
indivl*
*
B:> r :
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I*10 °id Will Bq biven Away
Absolutely Free
Also one beautiful lot with bearing orange trees free.
Vi.kifftoS
Phone 48
• BAND CONClilRT
*
Licensed Real Estate Broker
LOANS
Salesman— E. T. MOORE.
Allen & Brent, C. W. Fergus^
INVESTMENTS
Home O ffice: 116 E. 2nd St.
’•/ j ‘ ii f:».o'* oarol nl
r
n - >i«*
“ Amid Majestic Pines
Not Cheap, Only Priced Low
Offers an investment which should make an appeal to the careful inves
A n d there is a distinction.
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.
tor. There can be no question as to the present value of these liom
. .
Property that is worthless and admitted as such is
cheap.” \
when considered in comparison with what other property, no morel
ably situated, is bringing. Developm ent work now in progress cannot
•Property that was bought at a low figure and therefore
but enhance their value. W e can convince you of these fads if y*
may be sold at a correspondingly low figure is “ low
priced.1
*iuu-.
but visit the property jn d see for yourself.
nyone w iio has inspected the property and taken into
consideration the location will admit that there is noth
ing “ cheap” about Druid Park “ the low-priced sensa
tion of Sanford.
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The terms at Which these Komosites can be bought are also of special
ter-est to those who are considering purchasing a distinctive howe*|
Sanford or vicinity. For Sanford Grove is a most desirable home •
munity. Its locaUon, restriction, accessibility and e n v i r o n m e n t ^
this.
%
OUR ORGANIZATION
>C. A. Batton
C. 1. Britt . ‘m
E. A. Chittenden
Joe D. Chittenden
L. p. Chittenden
L*: >*r".. ajy. . l- \
d /<£
Griffin
Wectoi
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Frank J. Fitzpatrick
'VfW.'.
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XI— Autom ol
DODGE
Miller 0. Phillip
Pleasure bare and O
Oak and 2nd StrueL
8ANF0RD HKRA
onft— Repair 33—Help 'Wanted—Male
— ----------------------— , A .
i trucks.
Phone 3 p
SANFORD BUli
IIUPS— MARMONS
Sanford Automobile Co.
£06 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 187
HAVE YOUR CAlf
Washed
Polished
and
Greased
___
at the
PERFECTION AUTO LAUNDRY
Oak Avenue
We Give Night Service
LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag
i’0" ; and Second, First and Kitn,
Edward Higgins, Inc.
Sanford Avenue and 10th Street.
Commercial A Palmetto. Phono 331
Expert service.
NASH
Sanford Dealer, S. A-Pine
OPEN ALL NIGHT
208 W. Firat St.
* Phone 617 Wrecker Service Day and Night
24 Hquh
Fla. Reo Co., R. A* Williams, Mgr.
208 W. First S t
Phone 617
WALKER & LEWIS GARAGfT
Sanford Avc. & 2nd Street
Phone 60
..
72— Where to S to p in Town
_______________ _
A NIGHT watchman, middle aged,
must fumUh good referenced. 48— Horaca, Cattle, Vehicles
Celery City Um ber A Supply Co.
GOOD MILCH cow
months old calf, Ai
SALESMEN WANTED to eell in
Ocala, a highly restricted subdivision. Wire or phone and we will
arrange to ace you In Sanford Sat* V n i— Merchandise
urday, Jan. 30. Bryant, Barco &
Cobb, Ocala, Fla.
53—Building Materials
110 North ljuirol St
for Greenwood Gardens, high
class suburban development.
Straight commission,
Must
X— Real Estate For Rent
74— Apartments nnd Flats
Address
MAITLAND REALTY CO
Maitland, Florida
(TRACTOR SERVICE: Plowing,
disking and street grading.
Let us do your subdivision. M M
GOOD USED CARR
1—
1922 Dodgo Touring.
73— Wanted—Rooms, Board
3 ROOM furnish*! apartment for
light housekeeping. Must be mod
em. Address P. F. C. care Herald.
Builders Supplies
WIGHT PRINT KHOP-Printlng STENOGRAPHER: Steady work.
Engraving, Embossing. See ur
Mr. Bcelsch, Phoenix Utility
first. W'c do it. Phone 417-W Company.
R. R. Ave.-Commerclal St.
YOUNG MAN: One with high
19—Building—Contracting
school education preferred, who
can meet the public, nnd call on
SANFORD ELECTRIC CO,
local business men. Salary basis.
Successors to Gillon & Platt
State ngc in communication. Ad
116 Magnolia. Everything elec dress II 10 care Herald.
trical. Phone 422. Elictragith
Radio.
WANTED
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A‘*'r
TQ
l q
fi room bouse and garage., i
Holly, close In; this houvo » - or
three years old. For quick aa
WOOO, half cash, balance month
Two new ala room Colonial houses Less than rent.
located among beautiful oak trees,
ready for occupancy January 25th
Lota 32 and 41 Magnolia llelgl
* and February 10th.
on Hughey $1025 each. $500 eat
bnlanoe easy terms. Lota' Ti l
Pricea and terms very reasonable. 73 Magnolia Heights on Hlghjai
J#
A. P. CONNELLY A SONS
Cor. Second and Mngnnlin
Lot 1 Evans Terrace, cbm
Hughey and Magnolia $2800; $6
cash. Balance 4 yearly payment
, 4 v i i'"
h e
the.
A .H ! I'M
C iL
/<0
l PO U N D
T £ t - t - t^E TH E
T E L L MAvC O E
— ■— - IJTJ'VXfl
T O O
1 TO LD
»N
e
HER
THAT
■YOU A > 4Q l W E R E
S O I KIH
Th
C s O t ^ g*
& A .M E r r
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r
g o t
V
VJHAT
ft A I H O O E T r
Dlt ^ u e - (
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pancy.
$3,760—Part Cash
Balance easy terms,
DO YOU WANT one of the brat
corner locations In Sanford. 16
hlocki from P. O, Eastern expos
ure for a homesltc. If so, Write
Box W. W. core Herald.
THREE BEAUTIFUL lota In
Brentwood, and one In Maryland
Highlands near Ocala. Box 802,
8nnford
LOTS
LOTS
’
LOTS
In Rose Cpurt lot 106 for $2260.
Small cash payment. Balance quarIn Bel-Air Lota 8, 6. 7, 8, 9, 10,
In Block 6 for $760.00 each. 1-8
dawn, balance to suit.
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FIVE-ROOM HOUSE OH S 1
- CENTRAL STREET ■ :
With bath and fire place, lo
cated on large lot with gerageV
$7,8 6 0 -$ 1,500 CASH
i
Balance terma
McCALL * FOX
REALTORS.
PHONE 746.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
with bath. This house la part- i
ly furnished and baa double' <
Lot la 70x120.
$10,600—$3,000 CASH, '-s
Balance 7 yean.
- SIX ROOM HOU8E
on one-half aero of land, locat
ed 1-3 mile from Elder
Springs, nnd 6 miles * from
Sanford on Orlandb Road. $2760-81260 CASH.
/
Balance arranged
FIVE-ROOM MODERN
*
HOME
located on corner of' Centra'll*
.
In Bcl-AIr Lota 17, 18, 10, Block
12 for $825.00. 1-8 down, balance
In San-Lantn Lot 3 on Sanford
Ave. Price $4000.00. Part cash and
term*.
On Park Ave., Lot 18, Block 17,
facing East, price $4000.00. Part
cash and terms.
On Palmetto Ave. S. W. comer
1-ot 1, Block 17, Eastern exposure.
Price $3500 on easy term*.
FOUR-ROOM FURNISH)
HOUSE
1
located at Floral Heights,
$4.000—$1,000 CASH
Balance Terms.
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE
ornl Heights, 6 room* fur*
d. 2 unfurnished, on lot
i140,
,
$3,200—$1,000 CASH.
TJ
Balance arranged
S
* If you am In the market for a
lot aee uf at once as wa can aavo
you money.
FIVE OOM HOUSE
on lot 60x200.
$3,250-$760 CASH. *
Balance $30 per month.
COLCLOUGH REALTY CO.
Real Estate
Insurance
311 Firat National Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Fla,
Telephone 782
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE A t
G1NDERVILLE.
on lot 60x160
1
$3,000—$500 CASH.
Balance $26 per month
BIG FLORIDA BARGAIN
40 acre tract of land In Laka
county, suitable for oranges, also
trucking land about a mile and
a half of ‘ pottoffice, but a mils
from main travel road. For a r«*l
quick sale can be had for $26 par
acre. $500 cash, balance in twelva
months. *
BOOTH AND GIBD8
117 Magnolia Avenua
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE
on Highland Street This )
bath, and all modam irapro'
ment*. Including built-in Ut
an cabinet
.
$7.600— $3000 CASH,
.Balance monthly
LN-BERO CORPORATION
First National Bank Bldg.
Phone 713
87— Acerage for Sale
ACREAGE— 1000 acres
RUN AN AD in these columns.
frontage on S t John’s
The cost la small, results art 16,000 ft. frontage on WekJva
great. Phone 143.
er. $160 par acre. SO par cent *
Balance terms. See Jos. A. John
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS!If
112 W. 1st Street.
By GEORGE McMANUS
FATH ER
^ O tb J T .rV H O V
REAL BARGAIN BY OWNER
HILL LUMBER CO. House of
Lots 143 and 144, PinchuraL'l
THRE ROOM apartment furnish' >8?— Lota for Sale
Service, Quality and . Brice.
800 each. $600 down, bnlan
cd or unfurnished at Paola. M
Hanson Shoe Shop.
One block of lots near Silver
56— Fuel and Feed
Lake at $300 per lot Terms can
be had.
COAL FOR SALE. Fhtma or call 77— Houses for Rent
15 acres , near Lake Mary.
Lincoln Hotel.
4 ROOM house furnished and bath, 1 acre muck land, rest la good for
Hot
water,
two
fire
places.
Gai
.
, E. a noCKEY
57— Good Things to Eat
oranges, etc. $4,600. Terms.
stove, furniture for sale. Rent $6C
At Vulcanising Shoi
HAOAN
REALTY
CO.
a month. 120 Palmetto Avc. H. 108 E. 2nd Street
n
Phone C3t. 111 E. 2nd Street.
Graper.
BARBECUE
On South Sanford Ave. Rose Drive 81—Wanted— To Rent
'Where everybody meets everybody' FURNISHED- apartment for 4
Sandwiches
Cold Drinks
TODAY’S nKST nUY
adults. 2 bedrooms. Housekeep
.Hot'Ceffee*;,ing,
Address
N.
S.
care
Herald.
FIVE-ROOM SPANISH
&
Gas nnd Oil Station.
BUNGALOW
XI— Real Estate For Sole
Lot in Fort Motion, on Mollonwith bath, fire place and all
ville Avenue, far below market
modem Improvements.
. w
J. ,H. TILLIR
82— Business Property
value. Price $2000 with excellent
$6,600
MEAT MARKET
terms.
$1626 Cash, Balance $50 per .
TRY LONQWOOI) NOW
We trim our meats and not our
month
16
business
lota
on
Dixie,
£
blocks
customers. A trinl will convinco
Court lot—one of best bu;
you.
north of Orange, and Block Hotel. in Rose
the beautiful addition for $27C
FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW
Will retail for moro than $19,000. Terms.
1
402 Sanford Avenue
with bath, fire place and por* 1
Sncrifico
3
day*
only
$11,000,
half
Phone 106
tlcochere. This bungalow la
cash, owner on property. Look for
R0 ncrcs close In, excellent for
ready for Immediate occu
auto with signs attached.
G8— Household Goods
stitidivldlng purposes, going now at
1MES If, COWAN—All kinds At once young man with high
of Tint and Shert Metal Work. school education, to work in store.
Wntcr and Bout Tanks. At Oak
.>
Avenue and Third Street. Tele
2—
1923 Chevrolet Tourings,
Permanent job,
phone 111.
2—1924 Ford T arings.
COLEMAN’S OFFICE EQUIPMIRACLE Concrete Co,
MENT CO.
cement work, sidewalks,
ANTIQUES for sale that nre
207 Magnolia Avenue
t—1923 Ford Touring. .
ing htockfi, irrigation boxes
worth while. Two mahogany
5 acre celery farm, house and
TerwiHegcr, Prop.
sideboards,
tables, chairs, silver,
1—1923 Star Touring.
glass, china cts. Dixie Highway, hnrn, hard road, 1-2 mile depot,
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE $0600.00. Terms,
Orange City, Florence Mauck.
1—1923 Nash Touring.
gusta, G»., Augusta's gi
10 acres of citrus land, joining
classified medium, rate, ca
ANTIQUE mahogany four poster lake 6 1-2 miles out $2000.00.
rhurge. 10c minimum.
bed, complete with box spring Terms.
All the above cars- arc in good 2-1— Painting— Pupcring
and hair mattress. Posts eight
6 room house, garage, 2 Iota,
condition nnd the prices are right.
foot toll. Over one hundred yenrs Sanford Ave. Quick solo $5500.
old. A. D. Van Dyke, City.
Terms.
T. M. DUNLAP:-Painting of the
1 lot 00x117 Evan* Street, $2500.
better kind. 10th nnd Laurel.
FOR SALE—Good drop head sew Terma.
>
Phone 556-W.
DON JON INC.
ing machine for 715.00. Call at
JAS. A. JOHNSON
Mrs.
Brown’s
filling
station,
2
East 2nd Street,’ Sanford, Flu
PAINTING, Decorating and Pn112 W. First Street,
miles west Sanford.
)>er hanging. Workmanship nnd
Hivision
material guaranteed. Walter Mar
PHONE 148 for prompt attention
Sanford Stove & Furniture Co.
So Ortin, 1200 Elm Ave., P. O. llnx
nnd experienced aervlpe In ar
321
E.
First
Street
F lo r r.
1095.
»
Several high grade iOdlesmen
ranging your copy.
We
carry
a
full
line
» Highto accept rracrvntlon* for the
Our prices are , right. Cash or
27— Professional Services
Fleetwood Section of Dnytotui
terms.
Wcwant. your business.
Shores,
CH1KOPRACTK is successful in I
CO if..
inUrnmAntn
‘ FIRST STREET bungalow, two
liver, stomach and kidney enndi- I
— Musical Inatrum enta___ oer^B
iaico. n. J. McCabe, Rt.
lion. Why not investigate? Phone1
FOR
RALE:
Second
hand
piano.
A
„P
ox
0 1 A . _______■_____ . ____
482-J for appointment. 'Dr. W. i
Call 3211.
•, •
2 ROOM hduse/Roselnmls Heights.
E. ■MacDougall, 1st Natl. Bank. I
Bldg.
| DAYTONA SHORES OFFICE
REALTORS and Brokers nhould
Wrl*'<’. “ ; . Zclter’ 117
e, with
Across From the Post Office*'
; a complete' lilt of their
wers to
SANFORI) DRUG COMPANY
Sun ford.
’erings in the classified colbase re- BUICK ROADSTER. 1924 model.
REAL ESTATE.FOR SALE
’’ The Result Store”
Run only 14,000 miles, in first *We make a specially of our prompt
rewnrd.
class condition. Owner going nnrlh
Ilouie: 4 room,-bath new. mod
filling of prescriptions and quick
04—SecdH. Plants,1f o r t iHgern | em
Seminole Pniht & Varnish Co.
improvement, Sanford Avedelivery.
Cates Bldg. F. W. Gill.
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
CUT "FLOWERS for aale. Calendu- ] hue. $4,500.00.
Six roont house, bath, screen
Ins now ready. 25c per doxen
HAyE CADILLAC touring in good
UNION PHARMACY
porch, all modern improve
Phone
40-W.
Mrs.
L.
H.
Jones.
condition. Will trade for real cs111 Firat Street
ments, Palmetto Ave.
I schndl tntc of any description. G. W. Ev
Prescription Specialists
Five room house, bath, all
"STEWART THE FLORIST”
tamondn. ans, care Ford Garage. Phone 331. Phone 375 for immediate attention
modem
imnrovemems, located
Flowers
for
all
occasions.
r*. J 1).
on Sanford Avo,, furjng east,
814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W
I ami re- GUARANTEED
FORD
USED LA NET’S DRUG S
♦5.000.00.
CARS AND TRUCKS
script ion*, Drugs,
(jr»—Specials
ut
tho
Stores
Lot* In Fort Mellon
are as near you ns
Ix>t
8.
$2,000.00; Lot 01. $2.1922 Touring........................ $ 60.00 ‘ Call 103.
000.00; l.ot II on Melionvllle
1922 Touring...............]........ 50.00
Avenue $1,995.00.
1922 Touring ..................
130.00
IV— Employment
Rose Court
1923 Touring...................
185.00
Int
47,
$3,000.00;
Lot 77. $2.1923 Touring........................ 175.00 3L‘— Help Wan loti— Female
NEW MAP of Seminole County.
625.00; Lot 70, $2,760.00; Lot
1924 Touring........................ 225.00
Compiled from nil the lutest data,
Equip Your Kitchen
46, $3,000.00.
1923 Roadster...................... 150.00 ATTENTION! Lingerie, hosiery, showing rivers, roads, highways,
with
. •
San Lanta
1923 Roadster ...................... 130.00
housedress salesladies. New idea railroads, canals, towns, township*,
Lot 4 faces on Sanford Ave.
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4
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1925 Mod. T. Gtdrtiiiu
0 in fine lingerie and dresses. Two ranges, sections. Maps 18x24 Inch
nue $3,160.00.
1924 Coupe ....'....’.J ....
ifOF.OO
es, folded and bound in durable
MIRROR” ALUMINUM
Franklin Terrace
colnplcte
lines.
Can
you
sell
high
1922
Sedan
..........................
100.00
pocket-sixe,
illustrated
covevr*.
« Trurii
From
U t 3 $1,300.00.
grade
garments'
at
these
price*
7
'■* T r u r k
1924 Fordor Sedan ............... 300.00
Price 35 cents, post bald. Special
Four Lots: Lot* 7, 8, 0, 10,
1923 Ton Truck,..,.....;....•.... 200.00 Bloomers $3.95; slips $4.95; chcni- price in quantity lots. Also 1020
BALL HARDWARE
fucing on Elm Avenue and 12th
ise
$3.95;
negliges
$8.75,
etc.
The
1923 Ton True)?....
Atlas comprising all of the 07
Phone 8
Street for $7,600.00. If you
very best line ever offered. Make counties as above described and
1923 Ton Truck ....
wit tit a bargain *ee us about
us
prove
it.
Investigate.
No
Invest
State Map* ihowing townships nnd
V-C3 Cadillac Sedan,
the above property and let u*
ment.
Write
manufacturer.
’
Preranges. Also give# Illustrated dia
and Terms
show It to you.
Price and
mire Garment Co., Galion, Ohio.
gram showing how to cut up land.
term* reasonable.
EDWARD HIGGINS
STENOGRAPHER for general o f Handsomely and durably bound
THE WHITE REALTY CO.
INCORPORATED
for »alc,
fice work. Apply Tuesday after with pliable tag board linen. Price
306 Firat Nat'l. Bank Bldg. .
flft.60 post paid. Good proposition
wnditimi Cor. Palmetto Ave. and Commercial
noon 221 Meisch Dldg.
for salesmen. Associated Map Com- GO— Wunled—To Buy
Street.
tin g S t y .
Sanford, Fla.
Phone 331 WANTED: Neat girl* for dining any, 106-108 Vail Arcade, Miami,
room work. Address L C. care 'lorida.
A REAL BARGAIN
cash far second hand
18— A u t o m o b ile s f o r H ir e
H e r a l d . ______________
pianos.
36—SituatBrns, Wanted
COLORED GIRL wanted lo care
AUTOS FOR HIRE
IX— Kooraa and Board
Female
for child In afternoon. Call up
EAGLE AUTO SERVICE Day
New 8 Room House . . . .
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F O R C O T T E N WHACT
& AN Q O CT
* t» 0 O ‘
�a a ft o R iit
OSTEEN is a thriving little city on the F. E. C. Railroad and only
eight miles from Sanford on the road to New Smyrna. It is one
en and where land values will double overnight some o f these
>'J
fine days. Vestel Park is a sub-division with modern improve
ments right in the center o f town.
C O M E
J L *n a
i i Ai ,
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Realtors A t Auction
PITTSBURGH, PA
fa a fg fiifefiaa i atKfe:
i
inu rh
P l r t 'n r
�f iv e p e r s o n s d ie
American Tennis Star,Gets
Offers O f Marriage From
Briton and Pro Net Player
AS FIRE DESTROYS^
TENEM ENTHOUSES
NEW YORK, Jan. 27.— (iF)—
Five persona lost their.lives in
two early morning tenement
house fires today. A mother
Course Swept Ry Cold
and three of her . young chil
CANNES France, Jun. 27.—(/P) straight sets. This money also
dren were burned to death in
Wjpds .Which Partly
— Rumors arc going tho rounds went begging. A week ago Milo.
uno fire-and a man died from
that Miss Helen Wills hnn received Lenglen was the favorite to win
shock and suffocation in a blase
Account For Low
__
n r VL
offers* of marriage from a member but the exjierts all believe now
in tho other.
Son
Of
Major-General
Wood
of
(he
British
aristocracy
and
from
! Scores Dn First Nine
that the American cnampion is New Rc^tTatiofts1' 1Dviiil^n^d
JAr. Anna Falta and three of
Is Alleged To Have Given a professional tennis player. Both holding something in.reserve and
her young children were the
For
LmvjerltiK
Of
Fire
How
therefore has shortened her odds.
• Checks Amounting To Over of which worn rejected.
victims ‘of tho first fire. They
ard Will Re Submitted At
is not in the program
Just when nnd where Suzanne
were trapped In n blazing bed
$3,OOD At West Palm Reach of Matrimony
\ By Robert IM Hooker
Next
Commission Meeting
Mins
Wills
at
present,
she
is
and
Helen
will
meet
has
not
been
room and wdro dead when fire
declared
to
have
conveyed
knowl
definitely determined.
Suzanne
men succeeded in entering thoof this fact to bor suitors.
The largest gallery followed Jim*
mid yesterday everything thqt she
Havana Police Asked edge
room.
"I won't deny that I have had would decide next Saturday in Culmination Of
Bnrttcs, Karazen and Massey in the
Her husbnnd.x William, in an
mom ing round.
adjoininrv bedroom was awaken To Lend Their Help offers of marriage, nnd 1 won't what tournament she would par
Year’s
Research
HageCrowdWitnesses
a
confirm the rumor" mid the Amer ticipate in the singles. She added
*;*i
*< *
xi
Y,
ed by his wife's screams. He
The crowd enjoyed watching
Play [Course Praised
thin she would like to play at, Nice
tried to fight his way through Sheriff Too Late To Head ican champion today.
Code Is Comprehensive nut camera men shoot Massey ns he
"But,” she added, "If you nre. next Monday but that she might
•the flames but was driven bnck
Off Wood Enroulc To Key
By Willie MFarlane
Not Drastic In Any Way drove u number of balls down tho
with serious bums.
Leading | West On Tuesday Morning a in (ting man please lay odds be prevented by circumstances over
■City Manager Williams Hays fair-way of the ninth hole before
that i : tia!l return to California which Bhc has no control.
four other children, the eldest 12,
the start of the- morning's proccssingle, if not .< ngles -champion."
"1 will be delighted to meet Miss
The Central Florida Ol>tm
he fled to the street.
t -i
11
WEST PALM REACH, Jan. 27.
Ten thousand francs against Wills," Suzanne continued, "but
Finally- completed after more don.
George Kisscn, the fifth vic
Championship tourney got un
*
•
•
•
—OV)—Formal
charges
of
passing
0,000 that Suzanne Lenglen will I cannot risk injuring my health than n year of study and research
in tim. was suffering from a wound
R. L. Phillips, International Nowa der way this morning before d
in the head inflicted by robbers worthies* checks will probably In- win over Miss Wills when they if my physician docs not warrant on tho part of the committee en man
was on the Job early.
crowd of several hundred vis
filed
today
against
Osborne
C.
meet
were
offered
yesterday
at
the
iny
ploying
in
my
dear
home
town
trusted with its preparation, the
scvcrul nights ago. nnd was un
♦ * M
itors, which jvfts expected to
able to leave his bed. His wife Wood, son of Maj.-Gcn. Leonard end of the mnten between the of Nice next Mondny than 1 must now building coda designed for
Wood, who is alleged to have left American girl and Miss Bcndit, meet her in the Carleton *Hotel Sanford hns boon completed and
Bob llurlow,- manager for Hag lie greatly enlarged by after
a pnrnjytlc, was rescued.
for Havana, yesterday after cheeks who was disposed o f easily, 6-1, Tournament in Cannes, February ntrangud for submittal ul the next en und publicity man for tho city
noon when tho players wera
he had given in Palm Reach ag 6 -0 .
K ."
meeting Of the City Commission, of St. Augustine, entered tho tour
entering
upon their rccoiic!
gregating more than $3,uiM> re
ney
as
nn
uitmtaur
and
wai
out
"1 a m entered for the singles in according to City Malinger W. H.
Even money wnfi offered that
turned marked "t'to funds."
among
thu>
first,
lie
came
in
with
both
tourmnnents”
declared
Mint
round
o
f
the
day. Practically
Williams,
wtm
today
explained
Helen would not win more than
Hills, with a twinkle In her eye tome of Dip,salient points of the un 8(1 for the morning round.
Charle.- Heed, head of the Palm
every
title
o
f importance in
f
♦
•
•*'
Beach National Detective Agency, seven games from the French win n ! he learned whnt Suzanne regulations.
tKJ* country and Europo Is repre
.»
who telegraphed the perfect of po flash and that she would lose in lied said.
Johnny Farrel, one of tho ptosL sented by tho largest assembly of
In commenting on thw, general
lice in Havana requesting that
nature of the huildhig cede tint promising youngsters in the game, golf aUrs ftvor to play together In
Wood Iit* refused admission, said
Will undoubtedly bo adopted, Mr. wan voted the handsomest of the the United State* .
Williams declared that while the vinlting stars by tho luunmblcd
*
*
W
*
, •lint no answer to bis message bad
A total of 76 entries are playing
been received early today. Offi
regulations were comprehensive in gallery. Johnny hnn been one, \wo, fox cash prizes totaling $1,760 and
three
In
the
majority
of
the
Mg
Noted Playwright Attacks cials of all Florida cities have been
th<> extreme, they were not at nil
thu two-day event is to bo crowded
drastic apd would in no way work tourneys during tho past •six with feature playing never before
Sox Plays And Revues In notified nnd Wood will probably
be taken into custody if he re
a hnrtlanip upon ^ontructora op months, nnd in tho opinion of many seeir on Florida link*.
Which Nudity And Vulgar turns to this stale.
fans is the next open chump.
erating locally.
• * • •
,
>Cold winds which swept tfto
ity Are Relng Featured
"The code was designed primari
Investigations here revealed that
Hagen, Dicgcl uiul Archie Comp- course during tho early part of the
ly to lower tho fire hazard cxistWood purchased three tickets ,o
. lag In thU efty," Mr. William* said, aton got away at )0:66 and curried day enured numb fingors among
_
O il
II |
NEW YORK,-Jon. 27 (/P j-A t Havana, probably . leaving
nrrMinf-sfw
F
o
r “'•»««* to «lve increflafcl protection n large gallery along with them- tha players, whkh partly accounts
ing "sex
plajrs ,BJ]U revues m
leaving ijgj
tacking
"sox plays**.and
in Florida r-act
Eur.t t.oust
Cbust vrattj
..rain leaving.
Six Members O f The Ln
O p p o sitio n
which
HrwW* 1' llil
L e r a *
1 W Ilured,
Still
Un
Hoard;
Antinoo
tntinoc
la
.
promise
Provisions
‘ That of this kind for several years," fairway and ho was on tho green turning In a 41 for tho first nine
rvcl- wright,
ht, forecasted
foreeastoA revolution tilth- pnnlons were not learned.
while soV-eral competitors . were
Also In Dkitre$8 In Storm
\\e.c Made Hy Commitlco Mr. William* added, "blit the com- ip two.
in the American theater during the I An effort to intercept Wood was
• • • *
latte thirties
making it in the latter
mittee in charge of drafting a
_
next five years which will result in 'unsuccessful by Sheriff R. C. BakThe firtt threesome* out hegua Walter Hagen was tho first to
co'de of regulations was unwilling
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
27.—(flV-Tho
"real drama" coming to tho fore- cr, who was informed by Key West
WABIIINOTON. Jun. PT.-tA'i— to submit for'th c commisstbuers’ to rojl in about 11 o'clock and sev-, make par on the first nine holes.
front.
authorities that the boat on which fate of 6-J men, numbers of the With opposition organizing ngainst consideration any but n compre- oral guod scores wore recorded.
Other scores for tho first nine
its 'inccp- Wood bud booked passage find «|. !* rews of the British freighters Alt- it. the tax reduction bill' took it*
• • • •
Tho "revolution" *had* '*
hctlsive swid ultra-modern set of
holes
were:
Theater
moveready
cleared
to
Havana.
ftinoe
and
I-arista't,
winch
have
itlnco
immediately
behind
tho
Uon with the Little
Tho links were In perfect con
with •went throughout the country and
been in distress in p storm at sCu World Court hsuc today awaiting luv® that would bo adequate for dition for the start. Tim city sent
Arnaud
Mnsscy, 30
Charles
Reed
said
today
that
days the organization of tho Theater Woods tickets wfcrqv for round for
three
days, wins still In doubt the full attention of the .Senate. many years to coma. The collec out a gang of workn\on eArly Thin
Jim Barnes, 38.
’
4
U
.
1
,1
tion.
nsaortnlctit
nnd
arrangement
bus of Guild here, Pollock said. He ex- , rl„ .
w
, u“'“ y‘
.
* * Alt+Trmrh'thcromiireniisc’ receiv of this data has taken more than morning to put thing* in the mak (* Mike Brady, 30.
T*
“Edcllo Loot, 3$.
on. Many of thu
the goffers
p
bv llcpublicap and Detnocratic a year, but we finally have it com of com]dition.
ried
on
by
them
rial.
j:ects
it
will
he'em-ried
|
.
refusal
of
admithlx
"JCn
-°
f
i
C
i
U
]WirB
*M'M and the universities, women's clubs, ‘■ Kifqitr. tmu k rriustti
nmnii rcscu«t'd /luq*iUy by
ueinmn ed
ItemWalter Hagen, 35. a f
tunci* by < ulmii polin* was the <»nly |||^,r Hrtim'ii, leaving 24 almaul. luoatla-rM of the finance commit- pleted nnd drawn up in regulation stuti'd that the course looked to
susArchie Co raps ten, 37.
w
churches and dramatists of the method of assuring Wood’s return, (T(,c (T. f>, Liper President Boose- I lie Tn modifying the House mens- form for introduction at the next them to be as good, If net belter,
) l the nation.
Leo pit-grl. 40.
uri' apparently assured over mooting of the f’ltf Commission.'' than any in the state.
.
said Hoed, who explained ‘ I'111 , vent, which lias l ist two of its
lid be
• • • •
Cyril W«lkor, 39.
"With the passing of Augustin ' passing cheeks is an offense, upon jcr(,w jri efforts to aid the Antinoo, whelming support for the bill, a de
In addition to other protective
luring
Bab Mm-Dunnldf 40. *
Willie
Klein
went out with Rvld
le
i
mined
assault
against
sonic
of
Daly and Charles Frohmun, the which extradition proceedings cun .
measures provided for in tin- bill,
nliii sUm]i,ig by today
Ay ton, 38.
its provisions was certain.
the construction of frame bulld- and Farrel. Klein is the lud who
rhell’s theater lost a large attendance of not be Instituted.
| f'lvje of the g >z|n pnssongor
Gli Nichols, 38.
recently shut u 2D far nine holes
ifople
who
wanted
the
best
in
art,
•fltgs
in
the
fire
aectiomt
of
the
city
Senator
King,
of
Utah,
one
of
d to |11
,
.
Lea tea For Key West
linens that have ue<-n battling to(His George, 37.
the'- Democratic members of the la prohibited, und dnv building of in the ,Shawnee* tournament, tying
liter •lK' cuua? » new group o f producers,
Rced
informed
Sheriff
Baker
ward
Atlantic' ports from one to committee, bus prepared n. minor more than four stories of 66 feet Willie MusFarlano for the honors
Th* sun had warmtil up the at*
t. '.with different viewpoints, succeedlute in the teeth of tho
each must be tfitirely firepruof of in thnt event. • * • ♦
tnoaphtro considerably by noon end
ed them," he asserted. “ The lat- that Wood left the Royal' “I’oinei- two daysreached
port yesterday. ity report disagreeing with the construction.
n ()f ter took the poaitiotn when there nnnu Hotel where hg-hHil been stay - storm,
better scores are predicted for tho
proposal
tp
repeal
the
inheritance
They
were
the
Transylvania,
DuLouis Wurrel, state manager for afternoon’s play.
lag since Christmas. Eve, for KeyThe position of buildings nn lots,
levy
uml
the
law
allowing
publi
wus
no
demand
foKj-eal
drama.
KJT1
more
ilie. Gucsephe Verdi, Mount Royal, cation of income tax returns. In major features-of construction and A. G. Kupulditig, i* here handling
"Then came the Theater Guild West on the Florida East Coast
. Visitors to th* tourney camo
potent and
proved that there was an uu- Railway, taking the regular Ha- ana Regina.
this contest ho will be jointed by a general design all come under the tho starting anu is assisted hy Joe tram every section uf Florida and
and
Roy
Chittenden,
members
of
. dience for tho best plays—thnt the vuna bout at Key West. Sheriff . Tho Leviathan nnd Columbus are considerable group of western Re provision of the code, which fur
from other southern slates. Tha
, theater should and could be con- Uaker was not told until after the due today and the Aquitanta and publicans uml, some other Demo ther requires thnt every building the club'u committee.
crowd at tho course around )1
• s • * , ,
must
he
ins|>cctvd
during
the
pro
crats who already have held in
. ducted us nn art. Until then it ■'bout cleared Key West for Havana. Franco tomorrow.
o’clock was the largest cvnr as
Just
air
i<
K
*a
of
tha.
array
of
'7 '* |virtually wan impossible to get n'R ecd said also tluit ho bud askt-d i The President Roosevelt sent formal conferences for formula cess of construction by n building
stars here for tbo event ran bo sembled on the Hnka of the San- dmibt
on Broadway unlean It suited the Key WVut police to arrest niid word yesterday that the condition tion of a program of opposition. inspector hired by the city.
gathered front tho following list: ford Golf and .Country Club.
(.antrnctur*
erecting
building;*
Senator
King
further
desires
hold Wood in ease .lie returned
urf, Antique was serious anil its
purposes of the producers.
Camera men from International
Willie MucFnrlane, American
[might the“ Now
where
it
Is
necessary
to
unload
our churches nre becoming there after being refused admit- ui,jllty to keep uflont doubtful, that the total reduction of the bill
News and from Fntho News were
Open Champion.
and
store
materials
in
the
street
be
increased
from
tho
estimated*
tance
to
Cuba.
t
Tho
Roosevelt
has
been
standing
interested In tho theater u« evi
I-Co Diegal, Canadian Open present and tho picture* they*an
tloncr* denced by tho movement of the
Wood ennte here last March, re-1|,y the freightep in a snow storm figure of $362,600,000 to at least or on cify property will bo requir Champion.
- • taking will be shown In tha ma
$600,000,000 annually.^ He would ed to give u bond protecting the
riuh- Federal Council o f Churches to ported to be nearly broke, having (since Sunday. *
citv
from
any
uccldents
that
might
Walter-Hagen,
has
held
*11
titles jority of the tpovic houses of thd
Bt him recommended the support of the been sent here by a Tampa real cs- ( -f*|le nrentan, which answered the repeal the taxes on automobiles,
country during the nhxt 10 days.
result,
und
tie
building,
tent,
sign
of
importance
in
the
world.
It the best types of plays.
trucksudmlsslonz
and
dues
and
Women’s tate concern as a salesman. After Laristan's SOS Monday night, sent
Newspapermen from 411 over Flor
board,
or
portable,
structure
with
would
gu
farther
in
thu
reduction
Gene
Kuruxon,
former
open,
now
pn>v-1clubs are helping. Our universities a few weeks of active social life, u radio to Halifax lost night, an
ida were on hand and tho wires of
in the corporate limits of the city Metropolitan Champion.
of
surtaxes.
At
least
to
tho
ex
he went to New York, soylng he nouncing the rescue of six of the
em. . are developing dramatists.
the local telegraph offices w
can be altered, torn down or Im
tent
originally
proponed
by
Demo
Arnaud
Macsey,
French
open
"The Little Theater movement Is was going to buy some clothes. On thirty men of the Laristan.
humming at noon with stories ■ 5
t thu
cratic members, of the commit- proved In any way except In ac champion.
his way back, he stopped for a few
Further assistance wus hamper
the morning’* play.
i
cordance with the terms of the
to rc- i very similar to the Guild. Certain days in Wilmington, Dpl-i where
Jim
Barnes,
British
oprit
chantM * - i ____________________
ed by hugo seas.
ly,
from
these
sources
will
cotnc
lncode..
,
*
•
While
MacFarUne,
American
plortN
on of
ID iligent producers nnd managers, his ‘ wife was granted a divorce
The Canadian government steam
The new act of regulations were
Archie Compsun, British profess Open Champlou, *saa expected to
time who,
___ ___
_ ninny
__ _
______
_____ | from him.
unlike
of the present,
prepared hy u committee compos ional chumplon.
er Rejndecr is ready at Halifax to
1 the gaUarte* with snmo fin*
•>
Returning
here
Christmas
Eve,
gu to the Hid of the Laristan, a
in the will recognize and select real drama
ed of Ellon J. Moughton, W, IF
Cyril Walker, former Americaq example* of Just how the ancient
he resumed his real estate business storm outside Hulifux nrcventmg
Williams; S. O. ( ’base und City In open champion.
jfor our stage."
Scottish ganto should be played.
spector Tax ton, who followed close
A representative of Tho Horeld
Pollock still would •like to see and social activities. Investigation her leaving the harbor last night.
Bob MacDonald, former metro
The Laristan with t!oal, was
ly un outline prepared by tho politan champion.
interviewed MacFarlane this morn
his plan for tho "dollar theater," here last night revealed that he
Southeastern Underwriter* Associ
ip which no sent would sell fur had bought thfeo tickets to Ha bound from' Suwnnsca to Npw
Mike Brady, former metropolitan ing and was told that the tourna
ation, according to Mr. Williams.* champion.
ment now under way was one’ of
more than a dollar, carried out. vana. The numes of his compan York.
The Antlnoe was carrying wheat
PV, Ima He would present the best plays in ions were not given.
Gil
Nichols,
has
held
nearly
all
tee
biggrat •rente to be a^tn in
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 27 Wjh"*
front New York to Queenstown.
rccov- rtto New York house and then send
Florida this wiuter.
titles of importance.
c
InTo'i
ration
of
expenses.of
the
Miami Police on Lookout
Its stiq. then) on tour to sjmilar theaters in
Willie Klein, Miami open.
• "You have tho greatest field I
si ranee Department of Florida tn
• • • •
„
|nd n-at other cities.
MIAMI, Fla.. Jan. ^ . —WV-Po* Mrs. W .E.Younts Dies UtFnips, taxes and teas collected
have aver soen outside of ths nsFrank MacNall* Is one of th* tional open tourney and you tree*
frpju insurance- companies and
“This would (ehabilltate the road lice in Miami and along the Florida
busiest men iq the state today. Try every jjolfer of not* in Am trkil
show business. Which has been East Coast today were maintaining A f t e r , Short Illness ugents Is the lowest of any state
and find him standing still.
Union, accorui-.g. to n tabruined by the trash and rot fos a sharp watch for A former Lieut.
Osborne
C.
Wood
following
re
in
published
by
Bio
In^tnuqce
Mrs.
W
>
E.
Yount*,
of
Charlotte,
tered upon the cities by our pro
Walter Hagan blew in with man- Open.
ports from Palm Bench Authorities N. C.. died at tho Fernaid-Uugh- J!*Uw
rtment of tho ^'dted State*
Deppr
Traffic cases monopolized to
fpulij ducers," Pollock said. "It also th
ij he was wanted there on charg- ton Hospital shortly after 2:3*1 Chamber of Commir;<i,
day's Municipal Court, every case Wger, caddy apd a retinue of ser
would enable us to give short runs
"Although the advance ‘
vants in his imported car, Travels —i this arent^Aas been a
"J iv e
of the plays in each dty ami em es 'of having passed worthless o'clock thla morlnng following an
'the tablu.lion, istue-1 for tlM) on the docket having been enter In style, that boy.
,
checks.
illness of six day* duration con- year 1024, shows thnt Florida's ed for some infraction of the new
by it's abaenes, I believe
our actors by the year."
Told ploy
A
-barrage
of
communications
traded
while on a vlalt here to her ratio was nlnsty-flvo onc-thous- regulations adopted by the city.
The playwright, whose "The
Traffic
cops
from
tha
city
are
Despite comprehensive educa
, „ . . ^idiha of one per cent!
- ■
m*k*
Fool" is playing in twenty-nine have been run down In all direc son. Sam Younta.
17,—<yp)
Mrs. YounU had been In Sanford
tional campaigns and tile presence on hand directing the cam as they over a* .a grant . . .
tions to hold off young Wood in
•
countries
and
whose
Enemy"
(’ouncctk-ut
was
thi
next
low
roll
up.
Parkihg
space
was
at
a
[of tho •also will be sent abroad this fall, his reported flight: to Key He*, leu than three weak* before she est, with ninety-eight one hundred of conspicuous signs, many SpaYou hay* an excellent
at the noon hour.
• j of
Ithrust
ford motorist* are still,£2 patently premium
and thence tp Cuba, but no trace •vss'tajw * *Tk, ■•»'! removed Vj thousandths.
the sportiest I have
j
* ■
*
lAteiy ; does not expect the "revolution" to of him has been seen since he dis- tae hospital op Jftidv.
-tinware o{Lthe new one-hour
i* this stats and I
be
carried
out
suddenly,
but
he
'
fpjlpctions
hy
tbs
Florida
Inand
Shears* a regular winter viel
parking Hmjt. ini effect* in thg Five Dog Teams O ff
! believes that at tha end of five appeared from Pglm wacn.
snaace Dcprrtmiat which fs un[ton.
Miami police were un»ut*«**ful tor to Snnfortl, and during • her ,tr the supervision of JJ C. Lun- busing* section of the city,
yean
America
will
be
represented
alive
On 2ft<|;bap Of Race
.. __
- - -*• theater,
£ jth
early today la .Prelim lW , March many visits in this dty was active ibg. state <treasurer, anmunted to GWof Roy CT. Will lams said I
fcy
an artistic
wt
upper, drama,
every
sossiop
of
court
It
Identified
with
Prcsbyterlnn
. o ~
of hotels for Wood, but belief was
('./•lections i" Connnctitut ainuuutnded by driver* who foi
•THE PAS, M4n.. Jan. 27.—(A 4 j
'
held generally by the authorities iburch work.
cd te N.V24.124.66 nnd tx(tense*
r sft:
rn on their parking _
ShP
U
survived
by
her
With bp* World's record alreody
that Wood was not [n thU city.
arconlsnre with the ordina
and two-brvtiars, Boyco.apd CJtfbroken, five dog teams, today were
Amateur Golf &tars
migt1* •»»*
• a by . all
aasi States
a.
and the quirin* »uc)» action.
ford Bdi, all of litis city.
second Up of the ago
*s
To
Play
In
England
‘ \ aasounted
amounted tu
t prepared today for
o f Columbia
in
B. B. IUXK«U, J. IL f
.w d »
lie dog derby here.
The body
$2,- I. Merri"rather, J. B-.
570.46, with expenses,
*
shipment
1—‘ who won Th*
. She
Me
if. Henderaon, D. I*
_ Jerble* in IttiiB,
NEW Y 0 R lT 7 «n . 27.- W V vorvices s'1
\wife
Hob Gardner. Bobby Janes, Watts .Senate decides Wofld Coilrt liactions do. not Ike Frazier p»W or
hU seven hournla to
•
.
van
.-'
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a
W
r
l
t . T «_» r
iced uunmxtc
k lax, wtiich each for parking
----Roland
MacKenxie, Jes*
H* covered th* U
u mcaSwectaer, and ,. Fraud*
Frauds "Oulmct
the office .of and E. D. Ureen
d a n v ii
ra and two min> of I
ton forfeited $2
w Sn'
th* Igvltalion of tho
—The #PPA.
tbo out bear
distinct bl(A
r*
Association to repreJames
thi* country in the walker Lup
sun was
ekless
day wh
C. W.
talk
but
for *
i lo tlic in-
S i 4 $ g h k ,Q n
Hagen Is First Ttf
i Turn In Par Score
11
POLLOCK VISIONS
DRAMA ERA FOR
THEATERS OF U. S.
FATE OF 54 MEN SENATE PLACES
ON 2 FREIGHTERS TAX BILL BEHIND
IS STILL IN DOUBT COURT MEASURE
*
lilSSSy'.’ .‘fflWe'a&iX
a w a w is fe
Ratio Of Insurance
Cost To Receipts
Smallest In Florida
Eleven Violators O f
Traffic Ordinances
Appear In Court
X 7A X S
F S iiL Y M *
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eight miles from Sanford on the road to New Smyrna. It is one
of the few pioneer towns of Florida that has just started to awaken and where land values will double overnight some of these
fine days. Vestel Park is a sub-division with modern improve
Showers
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SANFORD, FIAJRIDA, W ED N ESD A Y, JA N . 27. 1926,
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NUMBER 152.
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I OSBORNE WOOD A m erican Tennis Star,G ets
O ffers O f M arriage F rom
IS FACING‘BAD’ Briton an d P ro Net P layer
AS F IR E DESTROY;
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ten em en th o uses
NEW YORK, Jan . 27.—
Five persons lost thoir.lives in
two early morning tenement
house fires today. A mother
anil three of her.you n g chil
CANNES France, Jun. 27.—f/P) straight sets. This money nlso
dren were burned to death in
—Humors arc going the rounds went begging. A week ago Mile.
one fire -and a man died from
that Miss Helen Wills hati received Lenglen was the favorite to win
shock and suffocation in n blaze
offers of marriage from a member but the experts all bollovs now
in the other.
*
thnt the American champion is
Mr. Anna Falta and three of Son Of Major-General Wood
Is Alleged To Have Given n professional tennis player. Both holding something in,reserve and
her young children jrero the
therefore hss shortened her odds.
victims ‘or tho first fire. They
• Cheeks Amounting To Over of whirh wero rejected.
Matrimony is not in the program
.lust when nnd where Suzanne
were trapped in n blazing bed
$.’i,00D At West Palm Bench of Mbs Wills ut present. bIic Is
and Helen will meet, has not boon
room and wtwe dead when fiiodeflated to have convoyed knowl definitely determined.
Susanna
men succeeded in entering the
of this fnct to her suitors.
mid yt-sterduy everything thgt she
Havana Police Asked edge
room.
"I won’t deny that I have had would decide next Saturday in
Her husband,\ William, In an
Their Help offers of marriage, and I won't what tournament she would par
adjoining!bedroom was awaken To Lend
lonfitm the rumor” mid the Amer ticipate in the singles. She added
ed by his wife's sercams. He
that she would like to play at, Nice
tried to fight his way through Sh eriff Too InUo To Head ican champion today.
next Monday but that she might
''Put,”
she
added,
“
If
you
are
the flumes but was driven hack
Off Wood Enroute To Key
with s'erious burns.
Leading | West On Tuesday Morning a Ik ' ting man please lay odds be prevented by cireumstnnccs over
that I shall return to Cailfurnio which she has no control.
four other children, the eldest Hi,
single, if not :t ogles-champion."
"I will be delighted to meet Miss
he fled to the street.
W EST PALM HEACH, Jan. 27.
'I cm thousand francs against Wills,” Suzanne continued, "but
George Kissen, the fifth vic
mi a wound
wuunu —-(/P)—Formal charges of passing 0,0U0 thnt Suzanne Lenglen will 1 cannot risk injuring my health
tim. was suffering from
worthless cheeks will probably be win over Miss Wills when they if my physician does not wurrnnt
in the bend inflicted by .robl/brs
.rob)
ml wnslun- filed today against Osborne C. meet were offered yesterday a t the my nlnying in my dear home town
several nights ago, and
L. His wife Wood, sun of Maj.-Gen. Leonard end of the mutch between the of Nice next Monday than I must
able to leave his bed.,
Wood, who is alleged to have left American girl and Miss Uendit, meet h e r hi the Carlcton Hotel
a paralytic, was resent'd.
for Havana, yesterday after cheeks who was disposed of ensily, 0-1, Tournament in Cannes, February
he had given in Palm Beach ag- 0-0.
H."
gregnling more than $:i,000‘ re
"I a m entered for the singles in
Even money wan offered that
turned marked "no funds.”
Helen would not win more than both tournaments” declared Mill*
Wills, with a twinkle In her eye
Charles [teed, head of the Palm
Bcmh National Detective Agency, seven games from tho French when she learned whnt Suzanne
who telegraphed the perfect of po flash and that she would lose in bad said.
lice in Havana -requesting that
Wood be refused admission, said
>lint no answt r to his message had
hern received early today. Offipa-1 Noted Piny w rlght
Allnckn riubt of all Florida cities have been
•I
Sex Phtyr. And Revues In notified and Wood will urohahly
be taken into custody if lie rcWhich Nudity And V ulgar lurns,.tu this state.
ity Are Being Featured
id
Investigations here revealed that
prWood purchased three tickets ;<*
_nil U
fni-j NEW YORK, Jon. 27 </P)-.\t- Havana, prohaldy . leaving
» ■ ..jimm 1*
- of [tacking "sex plays**,and revues in I ioridw Eant Coutt train leaving _S ix Members O f T h e La’/isliut Opposition Orffrnfecs F o r
>vhieb nodityv.'*^
t n r w t w e n f t A th i H ••xym
lie (tun'd. ('bamijiftf'‘PoIlWk, tup
Still On Huurt); Antinoe Is
promise Frovldlons * T h a t
vul- wrlght, forecast^ a revolution with* pontons were not learned.
Alsu In Distress In Sturm
We:-e Made Hy Committee
, *”* in the American theater during the
An effort to intercept Wood was
*
^
*
P16" 1next fivo years which will result in itfiHu.cKful l>y Sheriff R, C. B . I - 1 m y f v o „ K.
a7, . . w , . T|le
^ |"real drama" coming to the fore- cr, who was informed by Key West
WASHINGTON. Jun. 27.—(fl’J—
>v„ fate of 61 men, members of the With oppoFition organizing against
*T‘ i front.
authorities thnt the boat on which
the
The "revolution” had its ineop- Wood hud booked passage had ul- I c rews of the British freighters An it. the tax reduction bill' took its
lacuna!
ftinoe
behipd tho
tion with tho Little Theater move- ready cleared to 1Havana.
Mmoo and
ani LariJUo, which hav« place immediately
rilh ment throughout the country ami
... ,
„ .
u i .1 .
been In distress in n storm at sea World Court issue today awaiting
y» the organization of tl\e Theater
tho full attention of the Senate.
J “>“- « * ■ * '»
uuiiii
here. Pollock
rullocl said. He cx
Although the compromise receiv
Guild here,
. J Six men of Hie lu ris t’m were ed bv Republican and Democratic
“ . poets ft will be'corricd on by them , Kt*f|u* tiiijj u ri'fiNtl t»f iKiimtniscuHcd Tuttdiy by th<* Ciernmn
’e,R and
i the
i universities,
, , *
■women's
,| . m clubs,;
#1*AiUinci* by ( uban |»«tlili- wun the* wily 11iu?r Brcitiiii, leaving 24 aboard. members of the finance commitIn modifying the House meas
,l'“" he8 nn‘* (lramullsU of lh0 method of assuring Wood's return. The U. fj. U ner President Itoosc- j lar
apparently assured over
.,
,
, .
1said Heed, who explained thut y ,jji which Has lis t two (if its ure
Wall the passing of Augustin pa„8j„B check* is an offense, upon crcw jn efforts lo aid the Antinoe, whelming support for thc bill, a deVci mined assault against some of
ulj and d iaries Frohmun, the w|lich uxtradition proceedings i« " Wtta *lillsU n d in g b y to d a y
ool U
1^1. M
fcVVH Utm vv of nut ,,, illMiuitt.,,.
theaterI tlost
a large
attendance
|
of the rfu|n passungor its provisions wus certain.
people who wanted the best in art,
Senator King, of Utah, one of
Leaves For Key West
j linens thut have o c n battling toH becaus
iccause u new group of producers,
the'- Democratic members of the
Hecd
itiformed
Sheriff
Baker
ward
A
tlantic'ports
from
one
to
committee, bus prepared a minor
i with different viewpoints, succeedlute in the teeth of the ity report disagreeing with the
1, 1, ed tiieni," he nsserted, “The lat- that Wood left the Royal I'omei- two daysreached
port yesterday, proposal to repeal the inheritance
ter took the poattlotn when there jnnnu Hotel where lig.haif been stay - sturm, i
of ..
ere the Transylvnniu, l)u- levy
and the law allowing publi
was
no
demand
fon^rcal
drama.
)i«C
since
Christmas
Lve,
for
Ki
y
|
.
Verdi
Mount Royal
-------------------------------nzkjc.
lore
"Then came thc^ T
T h e a le r Guild West on the Florida East Coast illc. Cucsophe Verdi, Mount Koyal, cation of income tax returns. In
IDH'II* and proved thut there
was nn au- Railway, taking Hie regular Ba- and l if •
this contest ho will be jointed by a
uJirncu fur tho-best plays— that the vans bout at Key West. Sheriff | The Leviathan mui Columbus are considerable group of western Re
theater uiiuuiu
should uitt
and could bo con- Baker was not told until after the, duo today mid the Aquitmuu anil publicans nnd, pome other Demo
i>* hiuiut
u nts who already have held in
ine U ducted as nn Hrt. Until
------- then it boat cleared Key West for Havana. [ Franca tomorrow.
l V* |virtually was impossible to get a 'Heed said a lso 'that he had asked i Tj)u p^nidont Hoosovolt sent formal conferences for formula
Um
ii.» P^y 0,1 Broadway unless it suited the Key West police to arrest and wor,j yesterday that the condition tion of u program of op|>usitiun.
doubt
Senator King further desires
hold Wood* m ease he returned ()f
Ant|noe wus serious and its
the purposes of the producers.
light
“Now our churches are becoming there after being refused admit- utility to keep uflout doubtful, that the total reduction of the bill
/
The Kooseveit has been standing be increased from tho estimated
; interested in tho theater as evi tance to Cuba.
Wood came here last March, re -1by the freighter in a snow storm figure of $.162,000,000 to ut IcaBt
denced by tho movement of the
■$600,000,000 annually. Ho would
Federal Council of Churches to ported to be nearly broke, having j since Sunday. \
recommended the support of the been sunt here by a Tnm|«* real e s -, The Breman, which answered the reiK-al the taxes on automobiles,
best types of plays.
Women's tale concern as a salesman. After i>nrj*tan’s SOS Monday night, sent trucks, admissions and dues and
clubs are helping. Our universities a few weeks of active social life. u ra d io to Halifax lost night, an would go farther in tho reduction
he went to New York, saying he nouncing the rescue of six of the of surtaxes. At least to tho ex
‘ arc developing dramatists.
tent originally proposed by Demo
“The Little Theater movement is was going to buy some clothes. On thirty men of the Laristan.
cratic members of the commithis
way
back,
he
stopped
for
a
few
Further assistance was hamper
i very similar to the Guild. Certain
* i * - i ________________ ____
ly, from these sources will, come in- days in Wilmington, Del., where ed by huge seas.
The Canadian government steam
I Iclligcnt producers and managers, his wife wns grunted a divorce
er Re|ndeer I* ready at Halifax to
' who, unlike many of the present, from him.
Heturnlng here Christmas Eve, go to tho aid of the I-arintan, u
n the will recognize and select real dramu
he resumed his real estate business storm outside Hulifnx preventing
for our stage."
Pollock still would like to sec and social activities. Investigation her leaving thc harbor last night.
The Laristan with coal, was
his plan for tho "dollar theater," here last night revealed that lie
in which no sent would sell for had bought thfee tickets to Ha bound from Sawansca to New
tt-A I more than a dollar, carried out. vana. Tbe names of his compan York.
Thc Antinoe was carrying wheat
lias He would present the best plays in ions were not given.
TALIAHAfiSKE, Jan. 27
from New„York to Queenstown.
recov. flic New York house and then send
Tmi ration of expenses,of the r».
Miami
Police
on
Lookout
Mul then! on tour to similar theaters in
sii^Ahco
rsm-o Department of Florida tn
l'd real other cities.
MIAMI, Fla.. J»«- 2 7 r -- W -P o * Mrs. W .E.Younts Dies licenses. taxes and fees collected
lice
In
Miami
and
along
the
Florida
rropi insurance
comnnnio-; and
frpjn
im
“This would rehabilitate the road
Short Illness ugvnpi
aguiilx Is
h the lowest of any state
show business, which has been East Coast today were maintaining A f t e r
Tsharp watch for a f o r y m Lieut.
ueearabig to a tabIn ihf
the Union,
U
ruined by the trash and rot fo*- Osborne
C. Wood, ..Vh^Buthorities
following reMrs. W, E. Younts, of Charlotte, uiation published by the Insurance
tend unon the cities by our pro- Otborne u.
N. C„ died at the Fernald-Laugh- Department of tho I initial Staff i
j ^ H said.
^ ^ J H“It
p ^ atw
H y oporU
r t a from_P»I«
duoor./' Pollock
there on chsrg ton Hospital shortly after 2:30 Ghamlicr of Commerc*.
would enable us to give short runs thst he
h< was wanted
passed
worthless
- city and em es 'o f having
o'clock this morlnng following an
live of.........................
the plays in each
lb
tsblu*Uon, isfdt-I for Uta
1 M* tat
illness of six days duration con year 1024,
chcek§n?f?
1024 shows that Florida's
ploy our actors by the year."
A -barrage of communications
Tip? playwright, whose "The have been run down In all direc tracted while on a visit here to her rariu was hlnefy-fl/p onc-thousson, 6am Younts.
. „ . . Vi'dthf
tfidtbf of one per rent.
Fool" is playing in twenty-nine tions
Sirs. Younts had been In Sanford > Connecticut
to hold off young Wood In
Connect ■ was
■ th*
M next
i lowcountries
nnd
whoso
“The
Enemy"
less than three weeks before' she eft, pith ninety-right one hundred
tho i also will be sent abroad this fall, his reported flight
dgrust
and thence to Cuba, but no traev n ss take j, a'fk, and removed V» t/.ousfndtba.
' ,
lately ■fdoea not expect the “revolution" to of him has been seen since he dis- the hospital op FrldV -
p o iIo c lT v iio N s
DRAMA FRA FOR
THEATERS OF U. S.
FATE OF 54 MEN SENATE PLACES
ON 2 FREIGHTERS TAX BILL BEHIND,
IS STILL IN DOUBT COURT MEASURE
Ratio Of Insurance
Cost To Receipts
Smallest In Florida
n
;ke canriod out suddenly, but he uppeared from Palm 'Beach,,
believes that at the end of five
Miami police were unsuccessful
ycara America will be rep rin ted
by an artistic theater, with ‘real early today In preliminary anarch
of hotels for Wood, but belief was
d r M * , - <’
held generally by the authorities
that Wood was not in this city.
A m ateur Golf Stars
To Play In England
*2
Watts
8°b Gartner. Bobby J«ne«,
n ew
Y o r k ”, j* n .
UlU)v-' Roland
oweftaer,
and
i.-w -
M acKenxle,. J***
Frauds
Oulroct,
n a f ^ K * 1 thc invitation of the
u. S. Golf
*n n-lire-
Washington News
decides WoTld Court Is-
O
S ife lig h t^ Q n
New . Kcgulatlnfoi *' DvslRntfd
For tawprltig Of Fire Ha*ard Will Be Submitted At
Next CommisKion Mcetinn
Culmination Of
Y ear’s
Research
' i#i
•**♦ '** t * ' • ^
Golf Tourney
\ Ily Robert L Hooker
The largest gallery followed Jim
Barnes, Karaxcn and Massey' in (he
morning round.
.A • T •
ly V v * l
,
iriinwY
Course Swept Ry Cold
W inds,W hich P artly
Account F o r Low
. Scores On F irst Nine
Hagen Is First To
’ f o ™ 1*1 Pftf Score
II uffeCrowd Witnesses
Thc crowd enjoyed watching
Play ;Course Praieed
Code Is Comprehensive Bill camera
men shdot Massey as he
By Willie M Farlane
Not Drastic In Any Way drove a number of balls down tho
City Manager Williams Says falr-wny of the ninth hole before
t)u> start of thc nioming’s procesTho Central Flortdn 0 |hhi
(
— 1Jl
t
•
< »i
Finally cbmpletrd after more rlon.
Championship tournoy got une, ♦ • •
than a year of study and research
R. h. Phillips, International News der way this morning before
on tho port of tho committee en
man
was on the job early.
ero>vd of several hundred vis
trusted with its preparation, tho
now building code designed for
Sanford has bcun completed nnd
arranged fur submittal ut tho next
meeting of tho .City Commission,
according to City Manager W. II
Williams, who today explained
come of tho,salient points of thc
regulations.
In commenting on t
general
nature of the building voi^e that
will undoubted!v bo adopted, Mr.
Williams licclured thut while the
regulations were comprehensive in
the extreme, Itiey wore not at all
drastic ami would in no way work
n hnrdsiiip upon . contractors op
erating locally.
‘‘The code was designed primari
ly to lower the fira hazard exist
ing in this cily," Mr. Williams "aid,
"and to give increased protection
,
.*.1 * 1
.
...
Hob Harlow, manager for Hag
en and publicity man for tho city
of St. Augustine, entered tho tour
ney as nn amateur and wni out
umong the first, lie came in with
an KU for the morning round.
itors, which jvas expected to
bo greatly enlarged b>% after
noon when tho playcra wero
entering upon their second
round o f the day. Practically
every title of importance in
tlila country and Europe is repre
sented by the largest assembly of
golf stars ever to play together In
tha United States .
A total of 75 entries are playing
for cash p rim totaling $4,760 and
tho two-day event Is to be crowdwl
with feature playing never before
sepnon Florida links.
* * • *
Coal winds which swept tho
Hagen, Dicgc) and Archie Comp- course during the early part ofl the
ston goi
got away ai
at iuiuo
10:&6 and
Sion
non ccarried day caused numb fingers among
u larqe gallery along with them. the p1nytrawwhlch partly accounts
WUrt u
Wings. Uepa
down thv
,
)I*r hard lurid
fairway and he was on tho green turning In a 41 for tho first nine
in two.
while several competitors were r'
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making it In the latter thirties ’
Tho./iret threesomes out begin Walter Hegen was tho first td
to roll in about II o'clock nnd sev make par on the first nine holes.
eral good scores wore recorded.
Other scores for tho first nlno
Tho links were In iierfcrt con holes were:
Annual Massey, M
dition for the start. The city sent
Jim Barries, 3H.
out n gang of workmen early this
•Mike Rrudy, 3(1.
morning to put things in tha pink
Eddie Loos, 32.
of condition. Many of the evfferS
Walter Hagen, 36.
staled trial the course luoKml tq
Archil* Cnmpston, 37,
them to lie as good, if pot better,
Johnny Farrel, tmo of tho most
promising youngsters in the game,
was voted the handsomest of the
visiting slurs by tho na^umhleU
gallery. Johnny has boon one, (wo,
three in the majority of the big
tourneys during tho iiast - six
months, ami in the opinion of ninny
fans is the next open champ;.
iw
of this kind for several years,”
Atr. Williams added, "but the com
mittee In chnrgo o f drafting a
code of regulations was unwilling
to submit for the commissioners’
consideration any but n COmpro
hensive and ultra-modern set of
luws thut would bo adequate for
many years to como. The collec
tion. assortment and nrrnngement
of this data has taken more than
a year, but we finally have it com
pleted nnd drawn up in regulation
form for introduction nt the next
•Leo Dirge!, 40.
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slute.
mooting of tho City Commission.” than any in the
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Cyril Walker, 39.
In addition to other protective
Bob Mm-Dunn Id( 40. *
Willie Klein went out with Reid
measures provided for in the bill,
Ayton, 38.
the construction of frame build- and Farrel, Klein is the lud who
Gil Nichols, 38.
ftigs in the fire sections of the city recently shot u 2U for nine holes
Otis George, 37.
Ih prohibited, urul any building of In thc Shnwnofis tournament, tying
more than four stories- of 65 feet Willie MusFurlane for the honors
Thv sun had warmed up the at-*
each must be entirely fireproof of In that uvenf. ■ * • * ,
mospheru considerably by noon end
canstructlon.
batter scores arq predicted for tho
laiuis Worral, state manager for afternoon's play.
The nositiun of buildings on lots,
A.
(i;
Hupulding,
is
hero
bundling
mnjor'fentures -of construction and
, Visitors to tha tourney came*
general design nil come under.the tho starting and is usslsted by Joe from every section of Florida and
prqyision of tho aide, which fur und Roy Chitlvmlun, monibers of |from other southern slatcM. Tho
ther requires that every building the club’s committee.
crowd at the course around 11
a ,• * • „ ..
must be inspected during the pro
Just air idea of tho array of o’clock was tho largest ever as
cess of conitrucllun by u building
stars hero for tho event can bo sembled on the links of tho San
inspector hired by the city.
buildinirii
gathered
/rum the following list: ford GMf and Country Club.
Contractors erecting
Willie
6ittcFarlans, Amorlcan Camera men from International
where it is necessary to unload
New end from Putho News were
and store inutarinls in the street Open Champion.
or on city property will be requir . I,eo Dlcgal, Canadian Open present and tho pictures they are
* • taking will bo anown in the ma
ed to give a bond protecting the Ckumplon.
Walter Hagen, has held *11 titles jority of tho movie house# of th6
city from, any accidents that might
country during tho next 10. days.
result, arid no building, tent, sign of importance in tha world.
from all over F lo rh ^ _
ioard, or portable structure with
Gone Nnruzen, former open, now Newspapermen
Ida were on hand and the wires of *
p the corporato limits of the city Metropolitan Champion.
con be altered, torn down or im
Amaud Macscy, French open the local telegraph office# were
humming at noou with atorie*. of
proved ia any way except in uc- champion.
' » corduncu with tho terms of the
Jim Barnes, British open cham the morning’s play.
codu •
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While MgcFarlans, American f
pion,.
Tbe new set of regulations were
Art hie Compson, British profess Open Champion, gvaa expected to
prepared bjr u committee compos ional champion.
thrill tha galleries with sums Ape
ed of Elton J . Moughton, W. 11.
Cyril Walker, former American oxjMpnlcs of Just how tbs snelent
h H
Williams; S. O. Chase und City In open champion.
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Scottish
game
spector Paxton, who followed close
A representative of The' Herald .
Bub MacDonald, former metro
ly an outline prepared by the politan champion.
interviewed MorFsrlane this morn
Southeastern Underwriters Associ
Miko Brady, former metropolitan ing and was told thst the tourna
ation, according iu Mr. Williams.' champion.
ment now under way was one'of
t
Eleven Violators Of
Traffic Ordinances
Appear In Court
Truffle cases monopolised' to
day’s Municipal Court, every cqau
on thv docket having been enter
ed for some infraction of the new
regulations adopted by the city.
Despite comprehensive eduen
tionsl campaigns and the presence
of conspicuous signs, many Banford motorists are stlll^spanmtly
Gil Nichols, has held nearly all UjS, biggest event* tq be seen ip
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titles of importance.'
< Florida this wlotar.
Willie Klein, Miami open.
“You have the greatest field
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hsr* ever seen outside of tbe
Frank MacNell is one of the Uonal opea tourney and you
buslosl men in the state today. Try every golfer of note in At
and find him standing still.
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Walter Hagen bluw in with man- pen.
pger, caddy mpd * retinue of ser
"AlUiough tbe advance
vants in his imported car. Travels
in style, that boy.
that
tourney
will
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to
Traffic cops from the city ore
thf
pf Hanford known
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on hand directing the cars as they city
w i g gn
m at sporting .
roll up. Parking apace was at » over
reliant coprse,
You bare an exrellen
premium at the noon hour.
hava played i
of tbaei
i» this e
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v rtt t
I'vJIfctlodi by tbe Florida ln.Sheens a regular wlnKjr visi
tor to; Sanford, and during • hpr Luionce Dcprrtmant which (s' Up*
On gn j Lap Of Race are
Jj not gffj
many visits in this city was active efer the aupervlsion of J . C. Lun. abate i t'eaaurrr, amounted to
If Identified with Presbyterian
Os A
Ions
ii.
Connecticut
amouuttended by driver* Who forget to
church work.
'
"fn tha matter -of advance pub
^1,024,124.06 nnd expeoeet' turn on their parking lights. In •THE PAS, Man., Jan. UT.—l/R —
With Ope werld'a reconl already
y I .think some anrangmaeu
accordance with th# ordinance re broken, flvetlog teams today were
I MUW Ul
s by all States and the quiring such action.
tVrd Boll, all o f t Ills city.
sudy for ihp hmd 4 Up of tbe
of
lumbia amounUtd to
The body w«t» prepared today for
B . B. Baggett, J. JL
with expenses, $2.- I, Me rri weather. X. fi,
M. Henderson, D. L.
Five Dog Teams Off
Ike Fra lie r paid
each for parking
^ f and E. D. Green «
y ton forfeited $2'
' James
reckless
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THE SANFORP HERALD. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27,1926
©BYDULLT
GIRL DRIVES
AUTO INTO POST
f
t Speaker, Collins And
~ Cobb In Hall Of Fame
M artin D urkin’s Second W ife
CHICAGO, Jan. 27.—0P>— New
nichts in tha American Lcagua’g
hall.of famc> whose roitar now
holds seven names, have been* fill
ed by Ty Cobb, Detroit Tiger man
ager, Tris Speaker, Cleveland In
dian mentor, and Eddie Collins,
Chicago White So* infielder.
The selections were the result of
a. contest originated by a promin
ent automobile manufacturer.
,
In ar.r.'iunlmg the selections. Ban
Johnson, president of the league,
said plans for a baseball mernnrint
to be erected in Washington had
uccn delayed,
ueiajcu, but
uui nut
Huaiiuiaim.
been
not abandoned,
because the House of Representa
tives withheld its consent to the
plan until after'the senate approv
ed. Several other plabs are under
consideration..
Time In History O f ;
Washington T hat Charge Of
Driving While Drunk Hat)
Been Made Against Woman
1 WASHINGTON’, Jan.
^Search for a “thrill'’ to offset a
i hum dram life a t a private school
lhaa led-a 19 je a r old girl, who
» : ' !*■▼«> her name as Mils Benita Ken|niaon of Toledo, into police court
•here to explain how, it happened
|fha^s^e drove an automobile into
clad principally in a red bath
ing suit and silk pajamas.
iwhile
girl, who is visiting her sis
ter here, also is irTvited by the po»
IbeeThe
to discuss reports to them that
the-collision terminated a two day
“endurance party” at which she
iand her friends partook of "cra|bassy refreshments.”
» '« One explanation was offered po». flirt Judge MacDonald yesterday by
k'ii. *he girl's sister, V'elma. who with
a man friend, John Hoffman, were
'■tOornobile when it was halt. - * J*n»P POst. Benita was tired
of school, Velma said, and had come
to Washington for a little excite™*nt- A “welcome party" followed,
she declared. Police said she added
the information that the celebra
tion was bolstered up by liquor
from an embassy but she did not
disclose which one.
The three were brought to court
l [W tw o members of the police fly
ing squadron who had pursued the
car for some time before the crash
and court proceedings came to an
abrupt halt when Judge McDonald
vjgwed Miss Benita’a attire. In ad
dition to the bright bathing suit
and pajamas the girl wore silver
slippers and hose to match.
•fudge MacDonald ordered her t>
•pend the night at the house of
detection and postponed the hear[_ /
The girl was charged with
„ driving an automobile while drunk
'and without a permit. It is the
second time that the 'driving while
1 drunk” charge has- been placed
against a woman here.
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The P rice Is Right
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ThLt i* Marlin Durkin’s second wife— Ruth Fieback of Chicago, whom
w .iriatri^d In 1D22L A* he
never obtained a divorce from her, it
is believed that his most recent^ marriage, to Irma Sullivan, is illegal.
ber ya rd
A complete line of
Cypress and Pine
Framing
Sheathing
Siding
Flooring
Ceiling
Finish
Mouldings
Lath
Brick
Lime
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White Rock Plaster Bo. rd
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Improvements At City Y acht Basin
Almost Completed, City M anager Says
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X O T H K III* W M ’AI- M I J K T I M J
o r s l'n rK M O t.M ItltH
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-—Nine seaplanes making up tfu<>r
K r,-, United S tates air cra ft fleet which
s ix i.ix i t i x v i :* t m i : \ t in.
Iiiiiifiir il, g in .
ft..', ' Will conduct mnneauvers in Guhnn
n iit h ’k
ih
h i : i i i : i »v
i ; i v i :n
w aters fo r several weeks, arrived
tvllii tin I T i n r t - j
here at 1:30 o ’clock. The planes T» rh emi u lIn l a|iiiininilii<
a i 'e n r d i l n e e i v l l h (In- p ro - |
were preceded bv the U. S. S. vlfdnriN ut |mv, tin. iinntuil i m - i 't I hk
.W right, tender, which reached port n f t h e H li r c k l i n l il i 'i » id Die Kan l-n n this morning. The planes circled tu In v est m e n l C o m ii a n y vv lil he h e ld
oyer the city several limes after a l t h e o f f i c e o f iin> f 'P t n p u n y . Ill
i.
which a landing was made. There t h e ! ’ l l y n f K n a f o r i l , I 'l o r l i l a , o n t h e
. was n large crowd ut the water Uih d a y id l-'id iru aiy l a i n , a t t h e
fro n t to witness the maneuvering ; Ilnu r uf i lire i, ••‘•-liiili I *. M , f o r
o f the air Iwats us they were tnuk- ] t h e jio rjn iM ' o f c u n s t it e r liiK e u e h ru a ll e r a a s m a y lie h r ii u g ld l i e f o r e II.
!» ing a landing.
l i i t i i l tills
Mil ihiy ■d J a n u a r y .
The fleet will remain here for
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two days a fte r which it will pio-|
A t t e n ) . A l f r e d I*‘i inter, M cerelnry
wad to Cuban waters.
H n C lliim t,' t " t s ftle n t.
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a system of classified advertising th a t
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will cover every phase of business. C orrectly classify the
w ants o f every housewife, in fact, anything, regard less
o f size, price, or service it perform s, can he bought, sold,
exch an ged o r rented, through the Classified Columns of
the H erald.
T o the Business Man:
Y our business can be kept before the eyes of the
public at a moderate cost, by having a standing ad
explaining your service in the Classified Columns.
T o the Real Estate Man:
0
columns ot 1 he Herald will prove very profitable.
It is not a matter of selling, it is just a matter of of- •
fering what the public wants.
T o the Automobile Dealer:
through these columns. Daily someone receives
best buy in bu siness property.
sufficient money to purchase a car, if the car this
C. A . R oberts
man wants is advertised a sale is most certain
Throughout the country the Classified Columns
is the clearing house for used cars.
R e a l E sta te C om pany
••Where
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02 N. Orunjfe Ave.
I’hone DUO
T o the Housewife:
There is nothing that will perform the service f
MOSCOW. Jan . 2T—
IVrsons bitten by hunger muddened
wolves, dogs and cats, are coming
from all parts o f Russia for treatmerit for raHes,
the housewife at so little cost as a Classified Ad
Oyr advice ,to Americans v is it-{
. ing Italy is, when in Rome do us
‘ Mussolini «ayn.— Philadelphia la-
W atch F o r The
T h at vacant room, the old chair, chiffonjer or utj
A nnouncem ent
articles in the attic or loft can be turned into m,me
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qulfer.
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diate cash at a small cost.through Classified Ad
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Evejfybody,' everywhere, uses the Classified Ad-
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T h e Classified Columns of T h e Herald furnish ihe
This announcement will, appear in tomorrow s paper.
'• •onttnlntc*. Call sr
tUuil end *d»kr.
Rem em ber you will be able to purchase your site on
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taxi service,'in fact any information that is especia]|y
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11A—Tm^j
12— Motorcydai
Li— Automobile1
L’i— AutonmADej
11—Auto
1 5— St n ice
ing
L’>— Auto Live,
17— Wanted-JL
III—Rusnm]
IS— Business I
10— Building20— Ih nting _
2 1 — fnniraueej
22— Mdlinerr.
2'i— Moving,1
St"rag(
21— Hair,tin)
25— I’atcnt
27— Hr design
28— Itfpaincf
20— !{• :.- yjtjfi
R0— Tail'-ncg
31— Wanted—1
32— Hi-!| iVaalti
33— Hi Jp Wint
34— Ilelf—Male'
31-A—Trade1
35— Sah-mec
35-A— Kninioy
3G— Sit u.-itii'ra Ir
Female
37— Situations W_
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38— BitMiivsj C.,
30— It;vo ‘ments,
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Used Cars can be disposed of very economically
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Deaths
2— In Met
d—Cards of
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G—Cemetery
ments
‘ -I-odge N’otm]
?-Ccmir,g Era
J ~ Personals
1.0—Lost and.
S r.:ce
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A complete list of your daily offerings in the
- TIIKATMENT FOR RA1UK3
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With the exception of the w ater,
installation the manidpnl y a c h t1dn>’ thn> with the Mucccj.t of the
bnr.in at the foot o f Park Avenue ttfal other plants m l trees wou'd
is now complete, having niftorlng be added in the near future.
bnses, landing stages and floa t, and
nrw srfety piling, according to
U N ABLE TO R E T QUORUM
City Manager W. H. William <.
” A general survey of the ba-in
T A L L A H A SSE E ,’ Ja n . 2R.— <4»>
s now.4 that «*vt*r>* nuHiorn facility — Trustees of the Internationul
18 now uvnifnhle for the u*3 of Improvement Fund were unable to ! P e rro n W lr8
pIi'A.ure t r a il and within- a few muster a quorum at today's w ick- i > .,n j___n _ .
H e a r t D isease Causes days the water lines will bo com- ly meeting, and no sale of state Builders Hardware
pletcly installed so that bouts may ■'hinds was tnnde. Three members D o 'r s
185 O fEveryThousand take
on water without making use
,h 0 bonrd tire absent from the Windows
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f
the
Clyde
Line
Company*!
city.
D e a th s, Survey Shows docks”, said .Mr. Williams ,*hh
Fram es and Screens
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morning.
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t Nations keep on cheering far
Made (6 Order
N EW ORLEAN S, Jan . 26.— (/Ft
Ue fee] that the city in * lone i j0CJ, rf,Oi lls though they were a * -! d p rp h y Ir o n in g B o a rd s
. —-Heart disease is the cause of its part
in developing the basin to
,
J8 5 of every 1.000 deaths.
where it is itow regarded n-> one of ’ omshed at liaving been so reason -1 M e d icin e C a h in o ts
Most cases of cancer can be the finest in the stk te", lit added. 1r bln.— Kingston Whig.
cured if a physician is consulted
Announcement was also made ...........
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soon enough.
today that the work of setting out
Pre-natal care m aterially reduces shrubbery and pa Imen i trees idong '
the number o f deaths at enild the lake front Vos progressing rap
birth.
idly und that the tree® t inns plain
Hospitals should be standard-' ed some time ago arc growing even
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better than was expected.
The dead leaves,wen- ■sit from a
Years may be_ added to life by
number of tin? pnlri^ito-'x lining
If proper tare.
F ro n t Foot
These were some of the out the new boulevard on the lake
s'
standing comments made by pro front and city official* awaited
minent S p e a k e rs during session.! with some anxiety tjir. growing of
U N D ER QUOTED
of the regional meeting of t!»e new shoots. It was said tlui morn
American College of Surgeons, in g that many new -h o its ivere
P R IC E S
growing from where the dead leaves
which will clojse here tonight.
Dr, Rudolph ( M atas, o f NV v had been cut and the be uitification
0 1* Adjoining Business Property.
Orleans, president o f the organ committee is reported to he i Inter!
isation, told his fallow surgeons over the news.
that 'he was amazed a t the in ter
Considerable fear that the P*M
na,
eat the public disiflftyeil in the
T his choice bu siness co rn er 65V$;xl38pal met toes would not survive trailst ' i ; development of medical science.
planting was expi'cs.dol win n tin y
1 j W . Church St., close in w here p rices
N a v y P la n e s Land
were first brought m and u t out
arc rapidly in creasin g in O rlando’s
it‘
In K ey W e st H arb o r along, the lake. O fficial* said to-
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41— Wantfil—To
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42— Erl'H-tt total
43— Local Ir.st
44— .Mti.-ical.
Dramatic
45— Private Ins
46— Wanted—Ins
VII— LB
47— Doffs. Cats W
48— Horses, Cattk.
49— Poultry and
50— Wanted—Li
VIII—Me
51— Boat.- ar.d
52— Business Eq
53— Buihling
54— Clothing
55— Fiirtn and DaiiJ;
56— Fuel and Feed
57— Goorl Things R
58— Household Geer
59— Jewelry and T60— Machinery a*
61— Miscellaneous
Cl-A— Miscellaneous
change
62— Musical In!63— Radio Sets
64— Seeds. Plants.
65— Specials at tit*
66— Wanted—To BaJ
IX — Rooms aad
67— Roonus With F
68— Rooms Without
CO— Rooms for H—
70— Vacation Plart*
71— Where to Eat
72— Where to Stop I
73— W anted-K oooa
X — Real Estate F*
74— Apartments
75— Business PU«*
76— Farms for IW“
76— A— Garages
77— Houses forFuat
78— Offices and ,
79— Suburban for
80— Summer PUc«
81— Wanted—To ?
X I— Real EsUU
82— Business F "
83— Farm s and 81— Houses for S*8
85— Lots for Sale .
85— Lots for Sale v
86— Real Estate
87— Ace rage for —
88— Real Estate for
88— Real Estate (<*
80— Wanted-—R ^
00— Auction Sales
91— I a n ] Notices
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27<—(A*)—The
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Aurts by n jprl
With inscription
British
en a crecn^CTO-n
ANTH.
Notice To Tax Payere
Galveston Fire Causes $1,000,000 Loss
S in frid , Florida. J *p it»n e2 M h . l » t t
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failure to e lm |nittCncn. are u
t agent* or i>»I t»t*ln*nt in ||»
tatr «<f Florida claiming any
I upon whom} iionVr-natni il .
,„l,1 hi. nerved, and that >them: t.> rim
er* Jir OK< nl« a r e un- 1 Birtnrilliginu.
t tin mu; nrd tn
ft
£C C dillT H K h E F O n a You. Florida Ixtntl **'«r ImVn
Fompany.
a
Cor! "*t or emato |
■ funimif- and Improvement i<defendant III th elln
ibis au’l. v
loratioilv
ntimed
iv*
__
.
IP. Hov-"11'- ‘ t„n-. and fore-'..low eauae. and
and all
" 1 n*rA 1*1 vVtiiln
Lrrtrr fth oarilee rlalmlnir under paid h Iprldo
I pent. h. 17, 0,1 iind t.rtproremeni Company, n
o n orallon. a* .vUirr).«or. or a j|L. Smith. C■iwnei
or olhefwfse. fhl* »»U hfI kU
Inu InMltutrd and now prn.llnit III
' , 1 ” ’i i ' l l ' c i • at HunfiiPil, Ke.nIII join Mr. *„|.» roiirt. helnc Inatlttijed til eahiole i ,
r h i r h l a . *>U:| nhonhl
lat.lldi and i|ulet the tW * In the
Cton party eoinph'lnant
41,1 ■ to niipear a d e c re e i>ru
to the ,foll"Wlntr dei " u f . - - ,. M l I,,, i n t e r . d OKuitIM
the after- «er|i"-d landa In Kemlnnle County.
' "il. and . .i* It uf j ’utt. T h l * w au sc
Sl Johns Khirldu. to-wit: Tile North Itnlf at
•'-.it
a irilt to iju le t t it le In the
T. n <10). •Townxhlp Twrpstops will Section
com plain ant, and t h o s e cln lm litj;
,V
(20)
Hotith,
Itanire
Thirtj--1tro
f Sprinp*.
I'jist; the North Half of iho
i i i h U r li. r |„ a n d t o t h e land * h ere*
[t Wobiki* Southeast Quarter of Section T*n
Il n l.n. .l..crlhed;
no).
Township
Twenty
(20)
Bmith.
p th? Oka- tinner Thlrty-lwo (33)^ Bmrt: the
Iprinps.
Southeast Quarter of .the Hnuthbe niJno
t location ■
(3;) Cast, nre hercliy
uUbliihcd! Thirty-two
leouired to he and appear before
ijfjiontr. unlit
Colin nt the Court House nt
Lj'iid will |Sanford. Florldt*. on the 1st day of
March. A. t>. IMS. npd then |nd
LchtO*. °n i there
make answer to the hill «»r
irtl hatch- •mrnplnlnt filed npalnst you Itt this
fcdi fresh i cntisr
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IT IS Fl'IlTHKIl onnKHEt). That
Be hhUhi’l , tills
order he ptildlaiird In The
Kirascd in Sanford Herald, n rtewsimpsr pti).Il«hed In Sanford. Homtnuf* Cotlhli. Florida, once n week Tor four
cimseeiitire Weeks.
JVITNKSH the llonornhle W. W.
Wrlahl, Juilpe iff the Clreult Court South Carolinian Took Black'
uf ihi’ Seventh .1mill'll l Circuit of
Draught For Indigestion, and
I lorldti. In and for Seminole Countv. on this the 27()i day of .ItiiitiSays He Could Soon Eat
ury. A. It.
\ \ \ w . w iu n iiT .
••
.Indue of III*- circuit Court, Sev
Anything.
enth Judicial Clreult of Florida.
iP'onfr* ii. Ilerrlmr.
Sniicltor for Complalnnnt.
I
Rillentlno. S. 0.—Mr. TV. n.
nouknlRht, of litis place, p..vo thefoIlowluR account of his use of
Tlictlford's Illack DratiRhl.
L V.-iA'v,
"Just after I married 1 bad Indilh fCtnmtf-!
Bertlon. V.'orklnp out, 1 rm in the
HltniCAW, widow, com
Mtj irorn 1
habit of eating fast, for which l
L vrr.t to :
noon paid by having a tight, bloated
b for the
fooling after meals. Tills made me
Cl Cnidinvery uncoipfortable. I would feci
Stupid and drowsy, didn't feel Ilka
k« hayworking. 1 was told It tu t Imlland lh©
R^stlon.
Pometonn recommendiil
khrr Iwsts
a
Beautiful
Black Draught and I took it after
ntirg field, |
meats. I soon could cal anything
ih in U vy
\ Complexion
any lime.
M —Neck and Arm a
"I use It frir colds and bilious
V
M*rT-r>!t* n&hn
ness and it Mill knock out a cold
■r-'I'-’g) Tr
"tF t iL tifv u i l\m * ttr i bcftotl*
<W# liuiiftBtljr. ftrmovr*
and tarry away the Idle lietli-r and
■cl in ftli'cn
\ frwrklt?*. trupti^fiB, nonSjubkcr than any liver medic Iitu l
V Uitn, I m i . M Daa mkin
■ft fur nevt
/ tike n l v t i / w t co ten ;
liave ever fount!.''
I n:g.e<l iVr
Ilrumrtt*. White, FTceb*
/*
Pmk. H a e l M fur tlpk.
Hating too fast, too much, or
■ Hr ru
j fhcvtf.
_
foully i hewing of your food. oft. n
ftil'Cb ..
W w *t reto off. / f Wlk
cans s discomfort ..Her im.it A
TSe e ll tke lrre .o r ( J - ‘^ 1
f t itedvats
duocl, INfl{4Ul. UDKI
piinh nf Ulack-Draugiit. m.idl'd
B they nase
T r ia l B e t tU . a n /
V
ilOMu with a swallow of water. » il
aior. M t for
J* I V i V
■fure fir'!
help to bring prompt relb ?. r.luath fkit ami
cd pi nsaitutiHj entctalioys. ,1. ad.
p frrl may
tirebUi and tuber tom don symptom!
leh •he iio\v
of Indigestion have dbtapj cared'
after Mark-Draught has been Inkco I
for eeroraJ days.
NU-1C4
Istt for the
Tat planned
itudrnts in
I Hall after'
t '
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ovImIi*—Frlmutrv 9IK. I :•« I*. J i i<» S:00 1*. It.
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Calirituln—IVhrunry Hit It. H>:4« A. M. l.i It:* * JI.
Altam nnl*— February loth. i:* * I*. It . to SjM I’ . M.
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ipinif»voo*i-*-l*'d.r\mry lllh. 1*:I*0 A. JI. In l j ’*a M.
l.afcn f i w —Wl.tuarj* Itth. 1:00 I*. M. t.l 3:00 IV'JI.
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VALENTINE
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DINNERDANCE
VALDEZ HOTEL
MONDAY, KKimUAUY U th ‘
IT IS F C t l T I I C I t » 'U r » K lt n t C T h a t
this o rd e r
pu.dished
u n re
n
w e e k In four c o u a e r u i l . e u r e k l v lae m a of T h e
S anfo rd
H e rald , a
n e w sp ap e r niihlHhed
a t H anfonl.
m lmde i minty, F lo rid a .
W IT t.V I lS S my lmi.,1 ns C l e r k of
tl " C ircuit t ’.inri of S e m in o le C o u n
ty. Florida, and th e S e a l of said
Cottrt. t h i s th e 2Tth day of J tuuury,
DANCLNG
0:8 0 until 2:00
D P.IJU.
(S ea l)
V. tL UOFOteAWC
Clerk, o f th e iflreu lt t'gu.A o '
ftie S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l / " r e n i l of
F ln rh ln , In and f o r fiem lno lt’
Coil illy.
*s
l l r : A. M. WHISKH. I>, C.
fu r
D IN N E R S E R V E D
-cut*
8 ;0 0 P . M.
Ii!nko Y o u r R t'se rv n tlo n s Now
W I JR T W . W A R N E R , M nnag t r .
IlKOKtlK if. HKltltlNII.
Holleltur
.^
C o m p laln n n t.
Magnolia
Definitely
l3
M
—
positively— absolutely
\i<W.
of America’s - Mediterranean—VENETIAN ISLES
i in the sensational Chrysler “70” perfor»which h av e revolu tion ized autom obile
and manufacture, include*—
Therm o*tatic beat con
trol.
Fumer for cold weather
(taxting.
to Ike gallon of
^Y oaer.
f-titiae.
Manifold heat control.
Pivotal iteering.
No-vlde-*way ipring*.
Low center^pf gravity.
Balloon tire*.
Cloitd bodies by FUher.
alone com bines all
wore* of other attrird to a superiority o f
nn cness of quality and
Hyilraullc four-wheel
brake*.
W ation Stabllatori —
front and rear.
Wide range of «rikJrifl
color*.
Fedco theft-proof num
bering device.
Light control, on rteer*
log wheel.
___ ______ accounts for the ever*
In c re a s in g p ro d u ctio n o f the
C h r y s le r “ 7 0 ” — a p ro d u ctio n
w hich has steadily oulgrovvn ex-
rh r^ n *^u*iP ' ^ e r « t 6 f o r e
■
only in c a r . o f
Chrytlfcr price.
■irninating m en and w om en
to accept less than
r
Thl» extraordi*
demand for Chrysler quality
new popularity records for the
industry.
^
A PR O JEC T th at cannot lie duplicated
/ \ and therefore commands and always
f ~ \ will command unprecedented values.
^
A Nothing else can so make for sUxbilized values and satisfactory investment as to
purchase a property that is so distinctive—so
totally d ifferent—so entirely incomparable—
and so peculiarly p/rfect— as to its location
and natural advantages as is the case m VLNETIAN ISL E S.
\.
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ft.* i
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I f you are looking for and investm ent
th at will stand, the acid test— investigate VEN ETIA N 'IS L E S —
If you are looking: fc-r property th at will always
he interesting: to the buying: public when the
time comes should you desire to sell, investi
g ate V EN ET IA N I S L E S I f you are looking for a property upon which
you may erect an apartm ent or hotel which
will have a de luxe location o f commanding:
distinction, insuring continuous patron age, in
vestigate V E N E T IA N IS L E S —
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*
*
:
i
I f you a ie looking for a property th at
will irive you the acm e of satisfaction
as an owner, investigate VEN ETIA N
1 f o v n n a t v o u r c o n v e n t e n t c.
Gems o f America's Mediterranean
m i mm; ■.
th a s. F. Fuller Motor Co.
First
Street
"
CITY O FFIC E: 125 EAST
‘41 i
' . /)
I f jtou are looking for an opportunity
6
to purchase a hom esite fo r you and
7
yours th a t will be so completely d iffe r-'
[
•’ en t and absolutely p erfect th at yeuw<
know you have found the best— inves= - .*
tigate VENE1TAN ISLES, :
£
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�THE SANFORD HE1RALP, WEDNESDAY. JAN, 27, 1926:
e S a n fo rd Herald **
SlUhrS
m ir
a fttn iM i
n rrrl
* » a a r at Hunferd, Florida
•:
111 M a g n o l i a A m i t
itarad aa Second Claga Mailer,
tober 17, l»l», at the Postofflre
•Wntord. Florida under Act of
irch I, HIT.
U7.0A Mil/U"nUis._vl3.su
n
-TiV'Csrrlcf, ner
* W e e k ly , R dlU o ti iM.OO
PHCIAL KOTlCRt All obituary
oiloes, cards of thank*. resoluions and notleea of entertainments
rhere chargee are made will he
barged for ,*» regalat1 advertlslna
itrm nr.n AsbociA’I 1 FltKBB
The Associated <l*re
la excluselr entitled
Die
_______ In
_____
_ use
___ fu r re inhllcatlon of all news dispatch*,,
rcdlted to It nr not otherwise
redited In thla paper nnd also the
oral news puhllehed herein. All
Ighta of repuhllcntlon of special
llapaiche* herein are also reserved
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27. 1D2G.
r a p * n^RALD'S- PLATFohM
9 — Construction of St. Johna-InV dlan Hirer canal.
'ft^-BxtensIon of white way.
4 —Swimming pool, tennin courts,
Jet*.
,
l|— AtignKjnlJqg^of, building pro4 gr»m—houses, hotel*, a p a r t .- .
t houitSi."
8
tension of street paving
.
R oulette A nd Punchboards
__ _______
J . H. Benjam in, erstw hile scintillating editor of th e Ocala
Star, is now practicing hia literary profession in Palm Beach
with the Independent and is continuing his work for th e bet
term ent of humanity in somewhat the same old fighting
way. Open and wide-spread gambling i s getting on B e n jimiri’s nerves and he takes a wicked crack at punchboards as
they are played in this city.
“In the Independent’s opinion,” he writes, “ the worst
ferm o f gambling practiced is the punchboard. It is partic
ularly bad because it is open to children, nnd children often
play it on th eir way home from s<!hooj.
“The entirely conscienceless element which Introduced this
species of gambling tried to evade the sta te law by giving a
small amount of merchandise, of little value, with each op
portunity to punch the board. This excuse would not get by
with an honest ju ry , but honest ju ries are not a s prevalent
os they might be.
“ Encouraged by their success with this specie* o f gam
bling, the unscrupulous people who promote them hove put
on a punchboard with no strin g to it. The player puts hia
money on a color, punches out a ticket to it. The player puts
his money on a color, punches out a ticket or nothing. It is
gambling pure and simple.”
We arc more than delighted to see someone with morality
enough to see the fcvils of gambling and o f open violation of
the laws of the state. We are glad th at someone has the
backbone to say what he believes irf right and to stand up
and fig h t for law enforcement. I t is not unusual for a Flor
ida editor to have the “courage of hia convictions.” Thev
all have that. But it is unusunl th at one should oppose the
A Booming Nation
It oaring Popocatafietl
Tim eg and Machined Dry
Poor Old Breliebub.
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
raarrin h t iftss, by
iu
WORKEP HARP ANP UNTifeNGCf
S P T R lS O S E S ’ 'l t ) O I 2 'S .'S K 6 i r >l
M e c t f - Y ou've
e a pm ep
iT
MEXICO'S BIGGEST volcano,
propocntnpetl in violent eruption
terrific* thi people, and many be
lieve, as in ancient daya, that
some demon nr god Ib annoyed.
Luckily for the very common
people, those that rule, understand
the volcano. In old days, before
Columbus, native priest* would
havri sought to pacify the god, Hu
man victims would hnve had their
breatat* cut open, with a knife or
sham ntone, and their hearts held
up, bleeding toward the angry god
to pacify him.
We don’t yet understand nil
about volcanoes, but at least we
know that no god or devil uses
them to *how his anger.
________
A JOINT legislative committee
planning to modify the Volstead
Act at thi* session will probably
pot succeed. Prohibition will stay
in the constitution, until those now
In the cradle are old. A dotcr-
Our Father’* God to Thee
Author of liberty,
. .
To.Thoejwo sing.
Lonfrriw? ofir land be bright
With freedom’s holy light,
P ro y ct.u i by Thy might,
Grelt Jdbw.'UUF Klrig/’
THE BARGAIN
virtue and morality, the bent argument in favor of Volatead. He
rays men were not ready for pro
hibition but the times, nnd modern
machinery were ready, rtnd mnrie
railronds Hell. • P
railroads
He prodded the plutocrats. Ho kicked cr.
on prohibition necessary.
enforcement He cried out against racetracks ! "High among the white-piled
laxity of law enforcement.
nnd the low element they bring to this state
He scorched ! clouds above the house and the
the pants of roulette operators. Big and little alike, he was tree topa roars nn airplane from
Boston for New York. Thnt pilot
a fte r them all if they didn't do right.
isn’t drunk. No matter wlmt the
But now Benjam in reposes in the luxurious office of the bibulous habits of bis fnther might
Independent, seated on the soft plush cushion of a great easy have been. This child of the sky,
driving like IraruH, but un*corchchair he gazes across a grand mahogany desk through beau etl
by the sun, needs no tingling
tiful plate glass windows into the very street where the I drop of alcohol to fire his rourngc
country’s ultra-ultra promenade. He is in Palm Beach now j or to steady his nerve,’’
That’s brilliant writing in spite
where blonted capitalists of the East congregate to have
their fun at the expense of the state laws of Florida. Can it of the fart, proved in the World
War, that fliers, between flights
be th at Benjam in is becoming so ft?
were often hard drinkers.
Thousands nnd thousands of dollars are Inst every evening
"Machinery must Ik* dry, so
around the roulette tables of the Beach Club. Nickels und must Ik* the people who run it,
dimes are lost on punchboards. Both are law violations. Both those who repair it and those w'to
build it." is Mr. Sharp’s conclusion,
are snares of the devil. But roulette pays the most for pro
tection. L et’s get a fte r some of the officials higher up,
MILWAUKEE SUPPLIES an
Uncle Joe, and clean up the really big gambling in Florida. account
of miraculous exorcism,
l*v An' diTerif ;jfim e* are
bad?** *
*>*A«J **. *
t
[Too
Too "low! "By far the best you
hay« had.:’
Rairfii ft!” Then what u ^»ong
. w as.sung:.
*Dicky"ls o pretty lad!
IMfltyT# n pretty lnd!"
Bate diamond* twinkled with light
{
t u t g * n * •* * 1 ■'
‘ By. twelve impatient golden
I AVIng*,
The younger merchant t«>ok the
**
Closed his bargain with a sigh,
And sadly wished hi* flock
“Good-bye."
Good-bye, good-bye, in fairy
: Speech
With a augar-peck for cncli
Unsuspecting bright cgnary.
“ Faro you well."
A sudden airy
Gust of midnight alamnicd the
Door.
\
Out went the lights: I heard no
More.
— Robert Graves.
Welcome to our city golfers I
Some people make ugly faces,
others aro born that way.
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* It*a about time to try another
one of those cigars you received
for Christmas,
■it':
o ■
Babe Ruth anticipates a big Rea
son this year. Why shouldn’t he,
he’a 'a big man.
**'
ow w T'B'fie RfcFEsapN ^ve
, cr«.
nat ruction
of
boulevard
BIBLE
FOR TODAY
nd VERSE
Lake Monroe.
. \ r ____
.. _
4(pHU*P
of city•beautlficalOUrf'
lPATHpR'FI - GOD—"And
program.
le Lord
appeared
unto him,
and
pansion
of school
system
lid. • •provision
r v s aieurnfor
in.this
land, nnd
1 Increased
fa*cflltl#s.
- __will
■ nlcs* did conduct of those people of the outer world fnr remote
wUlrixy w ith •thep, and
.ee, * .
Because that Abraham
leyed my voice, And Isaac dwelt from the sedate refinement of Ocala’s Main S tre e t.
In those days Benjam in jumped them all. He gave the
r Gerar." Gen. 20: 2-0,
■
WSA. SA BfyO W SX K — 'A u re A
.THE NEW directory puts great
er Detroit’* population at l/ifil,.
187, on increase* of lfi2,B87, in one
yenr. The city of automobile*,
nnd flying machine*, grow* rap
idly, and *o doe* thi* entire for
tunate nation.
Our population increase* morn'
than two per cent, or about 2,000,000 a year. Bu*lneas and pros
perity increase twice as rapidly ng
population. Wo should be grate-
I
T *m .
w i ; . ' * *.
PAY DAY
As Brisbane Sees It
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A Sensible O rdinance
In passing an ordinance assessing u s tiff jail sentence
without, privilege of bond for the second offense of driving
nn automobile while under the influence of liquor, the City
Commission has .enacted one of the most sensible pieces of
legislation in its history and every Sanford citizen should
pledge his support to a tra ffic measure that is both w se and
ju st.
To feel that Sanford at this stage of its development
should place in effect a law that will inevitably tie adopted
by cities many times as large in effect a law that will inevit
ably be adopted by cities many times as large should be a
source of gratification to every one here.
As The Herald said in a recent editorial suggesting the
passing of ju s t such nn ordinance, the mere levying of u
$200 fine will never stamp out the menace of the drunken
driver. Under our former system of punishment this highly
criminal practice was actually flourishing. And it is not
hard to understand why this is so. The man who will a t
tempt to operate a car while drunk, or "h a lf shot,” is essen
tially a gambler to whom n fine menns little. IH h friends put
it up if he hasn’t the money, and out he goes to repeat the
offense.
But there are few so foolhardy us to scoff at a thirty-day
ja il sentence, and it is safe to say that the man who serves a
prison term nnd watches his business and his popularity
wane while he is behind the bars wHl never again drive while
drunk. The stakes are too high, even for the most inveterate
gambler.
It will be interesting to watch the number of drunken
driving cakes decrease when the jailing ordinance gooH into
effect.
believed by many deeply,religious,
*o have been the Uttual driving duf
of n devil, from the actual body
it ’o unfortunate insane woman.
'I he net mint of the miracle runs
■ t'o'l .wx: A woman whose mind
bad become tmbnlnnced wn* car
ried to the chapel of St. Joseph's
h'.snital, where the "exorcism ritwas nr "formed, in Latin, not
understood hv tin* patient.
Tin* rirutiun “woo are you?"
was unsw 'red, apparently from the
throat "i the woman in a deep
tnntculim* voice, "Beelzebub." Ask-
>"i win ho ho I taken possession of
the worn in Hcot-.ehub replied, ‘'Bo
ltin,,* of iim.ediction."
Th • fiend promised to leave the
woman at “ o'clock that after-
iio o *.
I> • did not actually leave
until half past five, which is
;ib. iiL wnat you would expect of a
demon. 7 ho woman then relaxed
und is getting bettor.
THIS MIRACLE, not yet vouch
ed for by church authorities, was
an evory day occurence in the mid
dle nges, when demon* were more
uvtive. numerous
nnd efficient
ihnn at present
This is romantic, rofreuhlng nnd
interesting to huve one of them
vuMume business at thu old stand
in these days of radios, automo
bile* and newspapers. It i* said,
however, thnt the voice of Mil
waukee’s Beelzebub indicated ir
ritation nnd a feeling thut times
lire not what they were, in the
good old days.
*
Now thut Turkish women have
* f discarded the veil, that country
CONGRESSMAN BERGER, of
• Will have to put in n big order for
FLORIDA IS ONLY around the corner nowadays. Travel Wisconsin, introduces n resolution
I' j cosmetic supplies.
over the road is cheap. So, Washington in jammed every asking President Coolidgr to re
Mussolini for harsh Fusclst
day with cars bound South, und ohe modent Florida city re buke
methods in dealing with certain
A popular magazine asks, “How
Masonic und
Will women look in 1fifth?" We hav ports the arrival of five hundred ears a day. Probably more religious political
en't the least idea they'll look a* 1motorists go through the Carolinas and Georgia daily than trade union organizations.
Mr, Berger, one of the best
young as they do now.
used to go in a year. .M ichigan, Illinois, New York and In
educated men in congress, known
diana lead the procession, but probnbly every state of the that
wise government* mind their
You certainly cun't keep your j Union has lost hundreds and thousands of residents to our
own
business,
and ullow other gov
hgnda in your pocket* when you
hafrre a wife In them.—Sanford Her 1distant neighbor. Florida’s debt to gasoline and the auto- ernments to do likewise.
President Cool Idgo also knows
ald, Which, hands or pockets.—Ocu- ! mobile industry is greater than that of any other state. The
that “no mnn ever got poor, mind
rush to the California and Alaskan gold fields, and to the ing hi« own hURiness," and will
government lands of the West is not to be compared in in not tell Mussolini how to run Italy.
Among others, whq have nothing tensity and volume with this movement.— Bostpn Herald. ■
to aaV are Irving and Ellin Ber
THE GREEK government raises
lin, Countess Snlm, President Coolmoney so simply us to justify the
Idge and William Mitchell,
M Y F A V O R IT E STO RIES
Rusnlun saying, “un Armenian is
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as smart as two Jews, a Greek os
By
IRVIN
S.
COBB
A typographical error occurred
rmart]a* four Armenians."
in the editorial yesterday on San
G^ece cuts twenty-five per
latter inquired regarding his well
NO
WORLD’S
WAR
NEED
ford's harbor a* suggested by M.
being and expressed ths hope that cent from the redemption value >(
APPLY
R. Hutton. It*'location was given
the soldier would live to wear the nH/ bank notes in circulation. It
as "extending from Monroe Bridge
Immediately
following
the
Spanuniform for a great many years to is-'as though you rend tomorrow
to a point near the intersection of
morning that hereafter
your
ish American Wur u story went come.
Commercial Street." This should the
rounds regarding a volunteer
“Well, Pudre," said the old-timer, twentv dollar bill would be worth
who hucl suffered grevious hard- "so fure as I’ni concerned I’ll tell only fifteen dollars, and redeemed
ships at Chlckamuugu, then at you how the thing stands: Before at that price by the' government.
■ Thus swiftly and surely. Greece
Tampa, then in Porto Rico and this here World’s War came along, makes
a forced loan of one billion
John L.. Lewis believes thut the wound up by having u spell of I thought I'd had a lot of expertprase n| ant hard te conference wiU slow fever. One night, when he once and had seen my share of and h quarter of drachmas with no
oliiatc the five months' strike, was convalescent, but sttill shaky, hard campaignin'. I served in possibility of dodging that tax.
r if about ten or twelve other an officer passing through the hos- Cuby and the Philippines, and when
THE WICHITA Daily Eagle, a
gbera of the conference will pltal ward overheard the invalid the Indians acted hostile I went
good paper published by the Mur
r think the same way, we know as he communed with himself.
on the scout after them several docks, rejoices in the formation of
•trike will be ended.
"I love my country," the volun- times, out WesL But we dtdnx g Kansas group "to fight the
. . . .evo..
'a golf tournament has teer Was laying. ‘Tve fought fori have to deal wlth.plzen gases or lution therory. ’ It tells you also
that W; K. Hale, king of the Osage
epough interest over the her and if 'twas necesaary I w as! high explosive shells tb* ■«*
to dte for her. But if I gft galvanised iron ash-cans in any of Mils, “will probably not be con
id is of such importance ready
l Associated Press, the out of this moss I ain't never goih* ] them little mlxups. Padre, I ain t victed of murdering Osage Indians
news gathering organize- to love another country as long as I |0«t my gimp and I wouldn t hang for their life insurance and other
; back .if Uncle Sum wanted me -o belonffing|. Not enough evidence."
i t world, has a special ctor- I liver
For
this
ancient
yam
there
is
help mop up a*body that went on Also, why should an Indian have so
nt corning the two-day
much money from oil, and who
With a feanford date line a companion piece of comparative-, the lam page back home *nv
tk)s of papers throughout ly recent vintage. A battered ver-! courtin'. But «triet|y in # • « » » » • doubts that atdeed Indian u belter
then a live eqp, especially when initry todspUtid tomoryo#, •ran of the regular army, who had ' I don't grind tellln you thwt>
was Visited -by* a chspisin.
M IN D S O F MEN
TAMPA TRIBUNE
ip during the next one'hundred year*.
Let ns hope that they will be
. miracles of good nnd not evil, nilr1 ' ncles that will make the world
>’• happier, not miracles thnt will
ig bring more misery; miracles t h *
(,. will create wonders—ns some of
mir scientific miracles have done.
We have wonderful scientific
at discoveries of healing nnd rcstornig lion- but xve also have scientific
tV discoveries of thnt which sears und
kills. We hnve discovercies of en" gingering marvels but we also have
**’ discoveries "f engines of destrucif tiuii.
in
Why is it that along with the
I,, wonderful revelation* that would
build u belter world and ,, fuller
life ure wrought the wonders of
war, the engines of death? •
iy
It is because of the patterns that
, are in the minds of men—-it is the
“ idea taking form - i t is the ideal
*** manifesting itself m the material.
We find a Watts, and lie is link. ing the continent with tracks of
U steel.
We find a Monu*. und he is bringin ing people into close communion
.P all over the world.
■ i Wo find a Ford, and he is mak
ing tractors for the tilling of the
’I soil and cars that will make life
a. easier for the man who toils,
j.
We find an Edison, and he is
(t harnessing electricity to give light
and power for greater happiness
,n and greater comfort,
j We find u Gorrie, and he is
making ice to cool the fevered
1brow of n sick child arid to give
" comfort to million* in tin* beat of
>r torrid days.
(
?
We find a .Mat coni, and he is
using bis power to save shipwreck
ed thousnnds on the sea of life.
Science is performing m iracles1
Hall, Pentland and
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B1 MB: i n I In d Menu tit!
One store building size tlurtv v ijnji
forty by one hundred fill.' h-ci
Lake Mary show cases, scale* iii.lu-WM
action $2,r>(MJ terms.
Fifteen acres land near Druid i’:iik,|OM
mediately. See us tomorrow.
W
Five room bungalow near Elder Sprinf^l
acre lot, large trees.
Right new five room bungalow on fiveB
Elder Springs, large trees; devtjopnwU
around; price $7,000.
Nineteen acres land near Markham;
$7,000.
210 E. Second Strcd
T H E B R IB E R S
ASHEVILLE CITIZEN
Attorney General Sargent ap
parently know* little about whnt
his office is doing in the way of en
forcing the anti-trust law* and no
may not measure up to his job,
hut that he has some qualities jus
tifying hi* appointment to if i*
indicated by his logical nnd *triking add re *a before the New ^ ork
State Bar Association.
"Crime exists to a large degree,”
he said in effect, "because good
citizens bribe those not so good to
break the law." Somewhat start
ling it this, hut the Attorney Gen
eral undeniably makes it good, tra
cing on from the prohibition law.
Bootleggers break this law solely
because they aro paid to do so—
pay is their solo Incentive and
the law i# unjust nnd interfere* I
with their personal liberty? Near
ly every law interferes somewhat '
with personal liberty. Whether
the Prohibition law is a wise one
or not is immaterial, claim* the
Attorney General, "it is an accom
plished fact. Can any good citizen
any, “I will pay n bribe to nnv one
who will violate this law of n,y j
country ?’
And Mr. Knrgcnt goes logicullv
further. If it is right for the good i
citizen to bribe unother man to
violate one law is not the latter us 1
mueh justified in bribing another
man to violate some other law—to !
steal or kill maybe? Thus n chuin i
of law breaking is stated. I* it n„t'
Homes, Lots, Farms, Acrtj
Today’s Best Buysj
IDEAL SUB DIVISION PRDI’El1
on Country Club road. Several hum
age on paved road. 'Cannot be t c31
excellent value. Priced for »iu»ck
lerm*—one-third cash, balance,
We have four 10-arre farm*. unrl«r'
vsrt. |„cll(rd on rai|road. Term* 1,3
sad balance to *utt.
breaking. “Every such sale (of
liquor),” says Mr. Sargent, “la the
direct result of the offer and pay
ment by the purchaaer of a bribe
to commit the offense. It
any e*cap« from this a t a logical
conclusion?"
'
I
Well now. is them? And fur
thermore is not tho Attorney General
ually logical in swuup*®*
away ie defense of their f*P»um
Jpfftued by th e -good citisens tn*i
COLCLOUGII REAI
311 Fira* Nslional
�rz*yr -~
s*
THE SANFORD HERALD,. WEDNBSDA
RESIDENCE TELEPH O N E:
MH3. F R E D S. DAIGfett. SOCIETY EDITOR
L A T E ST FASHION HINT
BY MARY MARSH
Copyright McClure Ss
Before Clothe*, Came Into
nomen Wore Rrarph
Evarts
W‘,#nnp Thcm Still.
Evans
Bracelets are among the earlier
piece OrJince at
r pink, of personal ornaments. R m«v I,..
Nl out that they are the oldest—and that
, baby men and women wore those bauds
, were upon their arms before they had
ecf in , thought of wearing rings or nenuirtables |®d the trick of wearing necklace;.
,'At nil events they are to bo found
:slgns, among the most ancient collections
mores, from Egypt and Assyria. And
me of where our own pre-hiiitorie Euro,
score, pcati ancestors left any record- of
•n. W. their own hnndiwork there are u-uSftcohe ully bracelets of some sort to be
to 12:3®
Sanford
1 o’clock.
jlethixlkt
home of
|c Avenue
will meet
in at her
1 o’clock.
t will enbe Idlers’
.jbyterian
Smyrna; H. K. Lucas, New Smy
rna; George Waggoman, Tampa;
Henry Bolesta, Tampa* H. B. Ban,
Chnttnnooga; C. A. Coles, Atlanta;
W. L. Throop, Jacksonville.
Presbyte;he church
»et at the
[o'clock.
I Hawkins
|Yort hnsL k nt the
Bfi's Ivey
OR M ILADY
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Arnold and aoh,
Burlington: Fred C. Elneca, Jack
I HOTEL A RRIV A LS I sonville;
E. Solightly, Brldgport;
J . Pealing, Arcadia; Mrs. I. Tow
.
Forrest Lake.
les, and children. Milwaukee;
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hall, New Charles
Mlrchell,
Miami;
Haven, Conn.; C. D. Forneln, Birm Charles E.E.Quarleraon,
Laheland;
ingham* Wm. II. Isaacson, Chi
cago; Marston C. Flanders, West- Charles R. Miller, Davis Shores.
port, Conn.; Geo, M. Christ, Roch
Seminole
ester, N. Y.; A. Compson, J . WanC. B. Boyd, Chattanooga; Mr.
amnker Co.; A. Massey, J. Wanamaker; Eddie Loos, Lakeland; and Mrs. J. M. Walters, Jackson
George A. Dudley, Lakeland; Bill ville; Mr, and Mr*. R. F. Whitaker,
Porker; D. Matlson, Miami; G. B. Tnntpn; W. C. Thomas, Canan City,
Lnglcby, Miami; Ben T. Ncnl, Or- Colo.; G. F. Kukton; Dan Davtdmndo; Walter Hagah, Pasadena; aon. Orlando; W. M. Morris, The
Jack Taylor, Pasadena; J . Bydolek, Texas Co.; J. R. Gobion, The
Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs. C. Sanford Texas Co.; C. T„ Barker, The Texas
Bauman, Los Angeles, C a lj Wm. Co.; T. N. Westmoreland, High
Derhrick, Jacksonville; Jahn T. Springs; W . S. Westmoreland,
.Nightengale, Boston; S. S. Phil- High Springs; A. J. Jones, City;
brick, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. G. Reed. Saginaw: Elnto TrafSlocum, Tampa; F. S. Hulsa, Tam ford, Miami; R. J. Bell, Miami;
pa; Earl M. McGowan, Chnpmnn, Tom Manley, Pittsburg; Mr. and
Ain.; Mr. and Mrs. Von Ammero, Mrs. II. G. tingle, City; E. L. BoyLouisville, Kv.; Elnora Von All- den, Tampa; Tmurie Ay ton, Tar
mere, Louisville, Ky,; J . R. Eason, pon Springs; Walter Bueach, Tar
Manning, S. C.: R. E. Davis, Silver, pon Springs; II. A. Osteen, New
Mrs. Ja s . F. H aw kins
E n tertain s A t B rid ge
A t The W om an's Club
The regular fortnightly bridge
party given for the members of
the Social Department of the Wo
man*:: Cluli, wt.s held on Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Jnmea F.
Hawkins ns the gracious hostess.
Quantities of aweet peas in the
varying shades of pink, were used
rill cnler- in charming profusion in the large
^ortnight dub lounge. The lights were shndhnnu' on fd in pink which nddlii n soft warm
.v most ansorumg fam e of bri.lgo
u;.s played during Iho afternoon,
when scores were counted after a
i number of progressions, the prize
■for lop score. «i green pottery jar,
' was awarded Mrs. W. D. Gardiner,
i After the card game, the tables
were covered with dainty cloths
.md refreshments of salad, sallines, ripe olives, and coffeo were
i served by tho hostess assisted by
Mrs. A. C. Fort, Mrs. W. 1). Gnrdint r find Mrs. J. C. Deen. There
were 11 tables of players and the
iftenioon proved most enjoyable.
I large number of out-of-town
Miss Ruth Henry left Wcdneaday afternoon for Ft. Myers
where she will spend the remaind
er of the week as the guest of h-*r
sister, Mrs. Clnudo Ogllvie.
i\ rm iiT nt* r n c v r v jrix n :,
NT t i l', til* F I . O I I t l l A .
IN HI*. K 8 T A T I :
UK
Maggli* It.
Lynch, m inor, KomtnnL* c o u n ty .
N o lle * Is lu-reby
giv e n
t o nil
« Imm
It may
c o n c e rn ,
t h a t 1.
TIioimiM It L ynch, dn t l u i m l l a u of
M. i u h I i* It. L ynch, m in o r w ill, on th e
JTtli ilny of F e b r u a r y . A. IV. ISSO1.
n|>|il> In Die t lo lio r n h le .1. U, K haron. t ‘m inty JtulKa In ntid (o r Halil
I ’o u n ty . nt hln o f f i c e In Hunford.
In >>nh) I 'o u m y . nl te n n'clocU A. M .
nr n» hooii t h e r e a f t e r iih I he m a t
ter ru n he h e n n l, f o r a u t h o r i t y lu
sell in im hlle or p r i v a t e sa le . Iho
i n e * i h l n y - H U i h Intereni of M a c Kle I, L y n c h In 't h e f o llo w in g tieHerlliiil reN1 e - lu t e . In -a lii CoilhU .
to -w it;
'
r.n-l H a lf o f
th e
N o rih w ed
Q o u i f . r of th e Koiitiieam g u m le r, K. e i ion T w e n t y - t w o U J ) .
TiitciiKhln T w e n t y ( ! u ) South.
Ilnn ne T h l r l y (.10) K.iihI.
InternationalRadio
Tests Are Hindered
By Many SOS Calls
b®* hosts
; regret to
Wticlif;,
♦nrening
T »»>ent
nt 1 *
T*
* ««
a u t u iH iB
“ M-rbUheard. Mass.
following foreign stations
r e c a s t tonight*frOni 11 to
Lhu*‘ U,rn Ume: DAX, Um«
ar«i LOY Bue-
can
?EA J*wUl
MBdrid*
Th°
can n
Program
go on from
The many friends of Lieut, and
Mr*. Earl T. Loucks, of Ft. Wnshtnicton, will bo Interested to learnt
that they will arrive hero next
month for a visit with the former’s
rtmits, Mr. and Mrs. 0 . Irving
ucks, at their Jtome on Magnolia
Avenue. They are «n route to
Manila, PhUllppines, where Lient.
Louka has been transferred.
E
<; .>11 tv
iiaw
Ju st us soon an Completed
we will move into the new
building ju st South of and
adjoining t h e Western
Union Telegraph Co.'s of
fice.
Our office equip
ment will bo of the very
latest design and courtesy
atul service will be our
motto. If you have any
thing to sell or wish to buy,
kindly give us an opportun
ity to talk it over with you.
Now location 104, Park
Avenue.
BROW N
Facing South >
*1
Warehouse or
Busihess Site
REALTY
Note the Price
COMPANY
$250 per foot >
422 Union Avc,
0 . II. Stenstrom
•
, - . ,-S*’',f*
Phono 473-W.
W li I i t . n|i|illenl Ion « l l | he h n - e i l u p
o n i l o p e t i t i o n f o r mil e n o n o n f i l e
- Phone 394-J-"
In -nl,l Knurl
Valdez.
W (’. McKee, Syracuse; Earl M.
Scity, .lacksmiville; Mr. and Mrs.
•I'din Teimcy. Sarasota; Wilfonl
Real, St. Augustine; Jack Klpliick,
s t. Augustine; Clyde llslnu, * St.
Augustine; Wesley Danners mid
wife. New York; Otis George Win
Miss W a tters Gives
ter Park; GeorgiJ F. Sutherland,
i Winter Park; M. H. Wondlinger,
Lecture T on ig h t A t
Ihivts Shores; Mrs. Betty Van
Mis-es May Holly, Mildred Holly, Dyke, Miami; Edna Hutchinson, 5
Presbyterian Church
Surah Evelyn Williams. Mary Eliz Miami; E. P. Epps and wife, St.
T II OUGHTS—W IS E abeth
1‘illusion will arrive here mi Augtivtlnc; V.'H, Grothoff, Tntripu; |
Aims U*«*r-W«ttr*r-c-TTr- Dnr’kpftrf.
Thursday from Tallahassee, where I’. R. Mager, Chirago; Wnlter 11aAND
OT1IKRW
1SE
' -• who 'has lieen lecturing to
they are students at Florida Slate j gun, Pasadena; Jack Taylor, Pasnthe members of the Woman's Club, ■ Midwinter gardening is great College for Women, to spend thp |dona; Mr. and Mrs. Slocum, St. S
y
I he high school will give hu fun and all the garden enthusiast!5 remainder of the week here with Petersburg: W. W. Pittman, Ja ck ■
sonville; \v N. Wnllon, Pulntkn;
llielr parents.
iRust ruled lecture on t ’onterbury I know of indulge in it. '
As
you
probably
know,
l
litis
th«*
I iilludrnl .at the
Presbyterian
Mrs. 1. H. .Mnltie and Mrs. Bah-,
iv.i\ In ilo it. Decide on the extent
' hurch tonight at 7:.U» o'clock.
Reports of this lecture indicate oi your garden. Maybe it is an acre son of Altamonte Spring- were ,
the out of town guests a t - !
11' hit a rare treat in in store for nl vi'gftublc-. and three hundred among
lending
the Fortnightly bridge
,.i
dower
borders.
Maybe
a
ii in,so who attend this service. The
i n lores are real works of art se- ' two window boxes in the fifth ;loiy party at the Womans flub mi;
Tuesday afternoon
1 < iced from the Metropolitan Miis- apartment.
Then
send
for
catalogue.-.
While
••' in and Miss Watters from he,
i"'rson«il knowledge and study, you are wailing for them gel some
'•gives to those who hear her a library books - or buy them mi the
1 wonderful s e a s o n o f m e n t a l a n d particular gardening problems that
interest you. Dei a not, Hook or a
-lu n tu n l p riv ileg e.
Shi* d e a l s w i t h t h e r e l i g i o u s h i s - little card index box, and some pens
t t v c o n n e c t e d w i t h t h i s e n t h e - and pencils.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walsh left
Then some evening, prefera'dv
dral It j M h o p e d t h a t a l a r g e c o n
Wednesday
afternoon for Jackson
ill front of an open tire, wlu.i a
g r e g a t i o n W||J h e a r h e r .
blizzard roar- outside, go to well, ville where Mr. Walsh will enter
at your indoor gardening. Map mil a sanitarium. His many Sanford
your garden space and Utter m friends wish him n speedy recov
your crops, vegetable or florae ery.
Make out your seed and plant and
fertilizer orders. For each mm’ih, I
beginning with the earliest spung
of your locality, make u time ibail,
which will tell you when to begin
gardening operations of all sorts.
You can have great fun planning
your flower borders if you will
make colored sketches with water
colors or crayons. Just color in ir
regular splotches of color for the I'orlv-Second Annuiil E \ er-;
different masses of perennials or
rises Will He Held Jo in tly
annuals, and get your eolor effectperfected before you begin plant 1 With Services Celebrating !
ing, It is easier to change then than
Founding of Winter Park
when you find orange nzelia be
tween purple iris and magenta tu
WINTER PARK, Fla., Jun.27.— {
lip*|(A’)—Anniversaries of the founding
; of Rollins College and the city of
Winter Park will be observed nt
the forty-recond unnual exercises
arranged for Feb. 10 to 22 by n
committeo composed of represent
atives of tho college and various .
Miss Rowena Dishman and her city organizations. This announce-!
the
assistant,.
Mies Burger of Jack ment wu* by Arthur Schultz, chair- j
fwary |8st
VTll
J
A
*ar w- a
m
sonville,
of
the Dlshmnn Dancing man of the committee.
P* 'Matters,
The exercises, according to the
School
nt
Jacksonville,
were in the
P’v «n en.
city on Tuesday to complete ar program, will have the usunl open
r travels
rangements fur the dancing clones ing as in past years, a concert by
R'J’ brought
to
be held nt the Woman a Club, the Rollins conservatory of Music.
Iirlncipal
under
the auspices of the Social On the following day the hoard of
rr«nce and
trustees of tho college will hold
*
g
W
^
ORR,
Jan
.
20.—</P)—
Deportment.
IrateJ wit)>
Its annual meeting.
ufftcials
conducting
the
week's
rated many
The features of Thursday, reb.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins ConnMIy,
iicre were tnAernatlonal' broadcasting tests
18, will be the Irving Bacheller
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
.
D.
\Voodruff,
Mr.
iini
*uVt
'iPBlght
to
ovcrcomo
the
••n present,
essay contest for Florida h ig h
ure at the J: ? t ',ut boa silenced eastern sta- and Mrs. Paul Lake, Mr. and Mr - cchool students. That evening the*
8 .f1
O. S, liecnuse of ran- Raymond Fox, formed si congenial
annual banquets of the Sandspur,
r '.'f " 0n th« first two party motoring t" Orlando on Mon tho Delphic Debating Society and
eharge of
day evening where ^hey aUenoed
cek. and U nights of the test
other pld organizations of ths col
which the w iX ? ? / ^ 1" hf ve ‘-l«imcd right of “Artists and Model* .______
lege will be held.
[ are asked u S l " ,tho- “ir< *«r only 15 minUndergraduate Day will h® F ri
“Dt, J ,lRh‘ “nd Sunday night
10 o'clock.
NEW RUSSIAN VERB
day with special exercise includ
b^oudca•tle r^ll*tA^ <m, ho<m ablo to
ing the annual intra-mural orator
“rs. T. M indicate Vi )l*D,aU‘tlC8 f*^"1 ■broa‘l
MOSCOW. Jan. 27.—bPl—A well ical conteat.
Arrington Horis i « U\“ I0n,J’ H
"DX" * U known Henry h«* given hla name
The annual meeting of the Alum
I and MLi :nir tn rL 01
8lct,p in attempt- 10 n Russian verb fordiza mean ni Association will be held on S a t
Party mot- ui
af fro,n across the sea ing maaa produciiom_____ ■
urday to be followed by a uncheon
n Tuesday ,n European wee small hours. in honor of the senior class. In
rtatlons in Europ«1 afternoor and
the evening President andt lira .
^ U> A',,trira
tdght rchalf>L !hoJWcd that u * s * ,Ut‘
8 Lad>
* r d at
Jr*. E. C. ♦u
t'o?n ,7 r- . ,—
“ v least
ic a s i nine
n in e stasw that U»afift.Kr v ’n 1 wdr,d* s b *inJ
' hdm* of ico- YIVY '
M i**co City, Mex*
Wsviland, Liml n ' Havana; Cuba; OAK,
' f former K ' '*.™ ' «nJ_LOW S i LOX.
217-W
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Dancing Tonight
W. V. W H EELER
Incorporate
C ITY H ALL
Realtor
N orton’s Maine O rchestra
£
to 12:30
Phone 394-J
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54 inch Voiles, bordered and la rg e flo ra l
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F in e quality voiles.
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Colored Rayons
Plnin colors and colored •
Htripea. 36 Inches wide.
Font colors—
$1.00 Yard
32 Inch Tissues
Plaid, check und stripes.
Guaranteed fast colors.
Regular 66c yard—
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Crepes
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and Chinea,e patterns. All ",
colors— J
$1.00 to $1^0
Ever-Fast Prints
26 pieces small check*
and figurea.
Guaran
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40c Yard
50c Yard
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tan and roue.
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NSW TOEK,
romr Bocal Team Wien flowers bloom in the Spring
th ere-^ R -b e- floral deeqrrftions
n Sanford Court galore on'Milady’s ta ste r hats
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Kid Gamer, Hartford, Conn., and
Bobby. Cox, Jacksonville, both in eral impromptu four-round matchthf 160 pound claim, fought » lb
rouad -dhow last night at the arm
ory in <ho feature boubof the first
ioudent Hamilton
bf a scries of match** to be pro*
ir,t ere ilejf intcjCi
moled hfro by Henry Godnle, clever
Wall Tar .gfllW"
Ughw eight well known in the
V. hie* Should He
pquanwf circle of this state,
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—Follow;! g the announcement fourth, Cox taking the iniativc and
disciplinary mealfiras ,e flopbed leading the fighting in the major
the faculty of RolttriS Colfdgi W ity of the frames. A dueling attack of stinging left Jabs and short
1S<Mjy blows foiled to penetrate
In Double Role
Gamer’s,guard, the Cennecticutt
lad’s consistent fighting offsetting
Ci.JCn sporadic flashy attacks.
Rallying from a succession of
shbrt jabs to. the stomach, Cox
st«ged~a comeback in the sixtr,
decisively outpointing Gamer and
winning the first * of two frames
credited each by nows paper men.
* The seventh went to Gamer by
tin te d that he wished to carry out 'a alight margin, thd swarthy boy
>mAlnH*tUeiMMAwtlwt,achool th e scaring two of the only three iclean
high idealism that he had endeav- bloWs put over in this round. The
otO ik u
dib his par- eighth and ninth showed neither to
tUfjpations in both national and in- Advantage, the tenth going to Cox,
who'rallied and caved mmself from,
tax atio n al affairs.
Intercollegiate athletics while the short end of the decision by
h i Ing Improved in tone of late forcing Gamer to the ropes with
ye r> it atm, as practiced, fur body blows. The bell ended the
ah rt o f the ideals that should pre- fight with both slugging tee-to-toe
In the center of the ring.
Irving Kayo'es Stables
' A1 Irving of Orlando, 130, sent
iq Rollins vfins must *iot be the Kid, Stables, of Virginia, 135, to
:h if iasoe in the playing of our defeat via the dreamland route In
fourth frame of a scheduled
The only important factor the round
preliminary which rival
gamq is the way the game six
the main go in point of cievcr.(•stayed and the clean conduct of ed
exhibited- by the Orlnndo
tb# men who represent the rol- neis
t a p p e r , who is just about the
1edp. It should be the purpose of fastest
r.een in the local ring
R&llns to teach athletes to fc- ifi quite lad
awhile.
spect the pflnciples of fair play—
Leading his heavier opponent
pAcIplgB that later in life wil, throughout
the fight, and beating
him to openings consistently, the
superiority of Irving was never in
doubt. Lightning-like lefts to the
J A gim e, after all, ia only t Jew,. and damaging blows to the
ginhe. While the goal of any game middle rapidly wore Stables down
u^eepnfcally n victory, neverthe- and made him an easy mark for This h, Glen Hose, star guard on
le a . who wine the victory is of no the knock-out blow coming near the-University of Arkansas banketbali team. He’s n sophomore
real significance in life. Tho only the end of the fourth.
nnd shines on the gridiron, too.
CGtaideratlon of Importance Is "
Hciierpe Hosts Laing
wlfcther the game is well and fairThe second knockout of the show Around the Hhgorback campuB
lyjlayed .
waa scored by "Gob" Scherpe, At they call him “Big Glen," nnd
-.V n other words the methofLi* lanta, 150, over Jack Laing, Chica opine hq’a headed for the topth e only thing of prime importance. go, 16*, under rather questionable notch dans. He’s the tallest fel
’.Blithe game of life, however, the conditions in the fourth bout of low ever to piny on an Arkansan
mmhod is of no importance, whut- .their sclieduledwix round go, when University cage outfit, standing
lie weigh!) 1U0
eviR*,'provided-It ia consistent wRh Laing had been forced over the nix feet, five.
mif-ollfy and victory Is the goal ropes by the rushing tactics of pounds and is fust,/or a big man.
that must be reached by nil has- tho Georgia youth, who was shaded
arus. A man may Well risk his n the first two rounds of the bout.
lUJr or even lose hia life, in ti 1 The kayoc blow was administer
N E tl YORK. Jnn. 27.—f/P)—
scientific experiment, if human ed whilo Lning was bent back over
knffwledgo and yrellfaro will bo ad- the ropes with his hands at his Mayor- Jimmy Walker’s latest
sides, the end coming ns a rather banquet story fs about the sm&ess
vaKed.’.’
■resilient lloit concluded by say- welcome filmic to the poorest fight of an unsuccessful mimical com
edy he' wrote. As u musical show
ink that an long oh he was at Che op tho card.
of Rollins College he {4o- r In-addition to Qio lllnin linlLt- iiml ' "the seven Lackawanna girls and
I to keep the college athletics ,ho Two preliminaries, u battle ro/- rPhoelm ffnmv.” 1 atled r"b u t-W g
) romance, it* succeeded for she mar
ie highest plane of sportsmanal.Jjjptween clghtdusy huskies fujr- ried the star.
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HOrfando Anglers To
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In a fakt game featured by poor of the American' Retail Millinery
refereeing, Sanford High lost to
the Daytona quintet on the local Association, have their way.
basketball court Inst night by tho
harroW margin of 10 to 1 1 , the
winning goal of the visitors conftng
in the last few minutes of play.
Under the leadership' of Cap
tain King, and Luke Thompson,
Bpeedy forwards, the locals easily
outplayed Daytona and had things
contest as it has proven in the
past. Usually there are partici
pants from ail over the state with
the west coast doing most of the
leading.
ivu IUI OUI1IUIU, uiiu mile tii.-mumental in breaking up mkny combinations of tho Daytonians. 1
A :return engagement will bo
playcSj nt a later date, Coach Fris-*
bio announced this morning, at
which time the locals are determinod to make a third contest necessary by evening up' the series..
Coach Frinbio’s charges exhibitctl Improved defensive tactics in
the game tact night,.and another
week'-of- intensive training is exccted to round out completely this
itherto weak side of the quintot.
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T LOUIS—Jack Renault of
lada, knocked out Quentin Iloio, Rojas of Chile, four round*.
ERNUN, . Cal.— Harry Creb
die! weight, champion, defeatrod Moore, of England, RO
EAST CHICAGO. In d .- -Russell
A f^VXlen of Chicago and Kbi TcliiJ p MW MurphjA of Trenton. N. *J.
v b >vd a draw 10 rounds; Hi.ryld
, Snflth of Chicago, knocked out Nlclc
CI#a of S t. Paul, thre*» round*.
Jgrrcsts of coaBt-guard person
nelsfor conniving with rumrunner*
inqpate that some of the teeth in
thteVolstead Law arc false.— Flort n a (Ala,)' Herald.
J U S T O U T S ID E O F T H E LIM ITS O F
d n d your
old fixture
for'this
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R id d le
F itm en t
O V IE D O
ON
R O A D , L E A D IN G T O G E N E V A .
ON T H E S H O R E S O F B E A U T IF U L L A K E CHARM , E
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Regular usdoaally
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Y O U R C H A N C E T O M A K E A N IN V E S T M E N T A T Y
O W N P R I C E , A N D A T V E R Y S A T IS F A C T O R Y T E R M S
. — due to our
2 5 % trade-in allowance
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And you can trade in all your
old fixtures on the same basis,
securing a 25% allowance on
each Kiddle Fitment you select
to replace an old style fixture.
You know the allowance is gen
uine, because each Riddle Fit-"
rtient bears a tag with the na
tionally advertised price. Come
in and sec us now about this
wonderful' chance to beautify
your home with Riddle F i t
menu, and obtain an allowance
for your old "fixtures.
Peninsular Electric Co.
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A u th orized R id d le D ealer* ' '
$300 in gold will be given away T ?
nine lot with bearing fruit
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BAND CONCERT
Auctionee
I full of hsalthy rad blood-cclls.
ke 8. B. 8. and have tho beauakin that belongs to you. And
ed strength and f
r, too—bulldtngf ^ ^
plump flesh — L j f J
sing yocr sppe'
id making you
M O ormr. It**
«*. rad blood that ( 8.
Nature build that does
. “DON’T FORGET THE TIMK”
Home office
�New High Crown ~ll
ertca n
NOTJCB FO R r i n i J r A T I O S
tlrjiarlm rn t « f |tke ta t* H « r
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l i i l ifm
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Florid a, J a a . u , tasa.
la hereby given th at Edi\a r“ *5; L 'uyd of L ake it«ry, F lo r!'.'*• » h0-.o n A p r l P l t , if * L made
Homeatead S B 0f». N o. om k T , for
L o t .I , Section JO. Township > 0 B.,
*2 E-. T alfahassee Ji'erfdlan!
filed notice o f Intention to
make th ree-y ear proof, to catabtlah
claim to the land above described.
5*cf«rS Iou n ty Ju ilac, nt HanfortI,
l . . ! ™ 11* 11,1 the H th duy of March.
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ijlalmant namea as wltnensee:
^ .A- 1- BJohlnm, of lj»ko Mary,
but I had never ,on*
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•retaining
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•>■coping.
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1’ropoaal* are to ha, preeanted In
a ire led envelope endoreed on tha
outside, "Bid for W EST , 3IDE
m ’LKllEAL) niPTRlCT and *iXt k n h io n o k
th e
babt
b id e
imt.KHKAD DlKTRICT, Banfool.
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Here is nn example of the new
high crown crensetl to slope slightly forward over n rippling brim.
It is mown in the new musratvd
brown of softest felt.
■mid bond
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•h- approved by the
Sealed pronoRttla will be received C lti <-ommlsr|un.
by Ibe City fn mini ml on of Banforrt. —
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Florida, nt th eir office In the City
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First national Ilanlt.
Elton J. Moughton
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J. H. HUTCHINSON
ARCHITECT
Fimt National Honk U|rt«/
HE AI. P.STAt'R
iOt 1st Nat’l Hank
ISione <8*-W
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BANKOttn. PI.A.
18 Ideal Residence Lots on Pork -Avenue
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Klorlda". and the name of th e bidAct or bldilrr^,
r .« c n proptHf\l
prop, m l m
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aconm! panted by n certified check made
M. M. Sjublom, of Lake Mary , payable at eluht to th e o rd sr of the
Florida.
1 City Auditor nml Clerk of Banronl.
Florida, for 3 per cen t uf the
Charles SJnblom, of I.nko Mary
amount of the bid.
Florida.
William Ferguson, of L ake Mary I The auccenaful bidder o r bidders
wlll bo required to giv e a bond
Florida.
cqilal to 60 per cen t of his or th eir
oKonciB c . enow.
bid nnd Hurh Pond to be executed
IleRlste'r,
, by a Bundy Company licensed In
do builnre^ In tq* » ts t e of Florid a.
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was unnecessary. , Fjntlly> * n
hour', rehearsal with the orchestra
was obtained on the ground that
it would bo embarrassing If the
musicians, unfamiliar with mv In
terpretation of the role, should fail
to follow me,
“When I walked, on the stage
the night of the performance, I
could fed thfl shock I .* a « giving
the company and the audience
through my interpretation. As the
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U ltiln r wall and fill In * V ' VMt
Bill- Bulkhead D latrlct and R *ten ■Ion of thu Bunt Sid* Bulkh*gd niairlct. cnntiim nir th « follow ing ap-
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S S rV W .lfl.V .W fif'W ” c& .*'
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26 Loth in W ood ru ffs Subdivision
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TEN DAY SALE
TIRES AND T U B ES
$600.00
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20 A cres on Island Lake
1113 Sanford Ave.
Phone 461-J
You get a coupon with
every dollars purchase good
for aluminum ware.
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Sinclair Gas and Oils
Use the b e st I t costa no
more and Is better for your
motor.
Britt-Chillenden Realty C o,
REALTO RS
Try Smith's Barber
Shop for good barber
work. Ladies welcome.
Next to Valdez,-
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96x260
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4 lots, 25 feet each, 2 corners, in Block
“L ” F irs t S treet Extension; all for $25,#
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c o n s id e ra b ly
under-
priced.
R . W. L A W T O N , Realtor
Real EHtale nnd Inventmcnt.s— [’hone 743 Meisch
Building
Sales Force: It. W. l.anton and J. M. Itoche
SanfortFs First Industrial Development
W ith trackage installed
and paid for
je t t y
Residential L a ke Front Park
2 0 p e r c e n t ca sh ; b a la n c e
p a y a b l e in s i x e q u a l s e m i
a n n u a l p a y m e n ts .
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per cent deposit, closing in
thirty: days.
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obert J . Holly, J r , Sales Director
oom 415 First N afl. Bank Bldg.
lealty Co.
Paul Lake
Lake Monroe Development Co.
»ggers
McCall & Fox
W. V. Wheeler, Inc.
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C. a . Button
C. J* Britt
E, A. Chittenden
L. P. Chittenden
Joe D. Chittenden
Frank J . Fftepetrlck
Griffin
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Peabody
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CAUTOONS A HE PROTESTED
wXTEItqURY. Oonrt.. Jftn. 27.
-l/F)—The Master •Plumbers' AhEodation Is pnHP._T. f..about newr,paper cnrtooas and jokos, which, it
thinks, prevent the trade from beIng rained to the level of a profes
Newspaper Advertising ( Docs sion.
a -Much Toward Clearing Up
A conservative is n man/with a
Drcjlidlccd Stntc Reports
pull, a progressive one with push.
JACKSONVILLE, jin . 22.—The —Vlrginfnn-Pilot.—^ •
newspAper. advertising campaign
of the Florida State Chamber of
Oommorfce' designed to tell the classes of people would like to
truth about Florida in those sec come back but they have not the
tions wherp conditions in the stnto price of faro for their, way," he
pave boon misrepresented by prop wrote. “I would myseif like to go
agandists, is bringing scores of in for a long time hut would not
quiries In which the writers refer dnre risk tho trip so I would‘ fail
to nlarhfing stories they are hear into some land shark’s trap."
ing.
-One resident of Toledo, O., who
is desirous v>f coming- to Florida
to maw his home, wants a small How Skinny Kids Gain
farm, jfHc Indicates that he has W eigh t And S tren gth
about $1000 In cash but is afraid
to com t'herc because of what he
Everyone knows that Cod I.ivcr
has heard about conditions.
“I have been wanting to go to Oil is full of vitamines, is a flash
In children
Florida, for some time," he wrote, builder supreme.
“but haw been advised by some of where rickets are suspected it
ray friends here in the north to oven help.? to build up tho. bones
stay away from Florida at present nhd strengthens the body.
Hut let us all be glad! the poor
if I dort’t want to go broke. They
under
weight, sickly, puny kids
fell mo that lpnd and necessities of
hnve to take the vile, nasty,
living Ore so high down there that doesn't
oil itself any more for thanks to
’science McCoy’s /Cod Liver Oil
Compound Tablets has taken its
place.
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Sugar coated they are hntl n
easy tu take as candy antf if yoi
will give them to your RicklJrtchlli
for thirty days, you’ll b<y yer;
happy indeed.
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C o m p a n y ;]
a t 9 to tv id k l t a k e
K l o k -L a x
r coiurtipatiofp
or the druggist from /whom yoi
bought* them Is authorised, to re
turn your money. 00 tablets &
cents—but be sure and get Me
Coy’s, the original and genuine.
Muin and Pine Streets
Orlando, Florida
Phone 2GG8
Y/ui'itvtf
though they aw e retting,
between golf rruilchet
they bought real
citatc.
A n Open Secret about the
‘ The new charge service
extended at this store
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O U K N O W them — n ot by the nam e of
ouy an yth in g arc so impressed*
C renshaw — but you know them . T h e y
.business op p ortu nities and livinyB
have large shipping interests a n d 'th c ir nam e is and the healthful clim ate of "Tlieffl
n by-word in m aritim e circles. T h e y have
S k y " that th ey gladly take rootial
numerous real e sta te holdings in Florid a
R eal estate is changing hands, t f
and when it is noised about tha^ " th e
brisk.
Industrial plants arc bull
Crenshaw s are buying tins or th a t” no other
a ctiv ity . T h e m ountain air is braezH
recom m endation is needed.
breath a tonic. '• It is never toocqhB
hot. E v ery d ay an out-of-doorsdajl
S o great is their influence they prefer .th a t
we keep their nam e secret. T h a t is why we
V isitors to A sheville marvel atM
call them Crenshaw instead of th e real name.
of fine, large hotels. Nowhere i m
can you find m ore luxurious appoS
Tw o years ago this prom inent fam ily
m ore efficient and pleasing smittV
decided not to go to the R iviera or (o Paris
or to the M ain e woods, but to follow the
ivtany goit courses are located inil
advice of certain friends and visit the nearby
the c ity — courses th a t profession®
c ity o f A sheville. T h ey cam e, they,saw , and
to the skies. T en n is courts are n
were conquered.
H orseback riding over the moun{H|
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Puts the Finest Clothing W ithin the
R each o f Every Responsible M an
of selling fine clothing is an extended
service that has proven a revelation
and one of the greatest forward steps
in this store’s history.
Again this year they cam e to A sheville
and, though they were resting between golf
m atches, they bought real estate.
!l i.s
figured con serv ativ ely that the Crenshaws
have m ore than a half million dollars invested
in A sheville and they are con stan tly increasing
their holdings. Of course no one knows how
m uch m oney they have made. T h a t is their
business and they arc not teliing.
This convenient service permits you
to purchase and pay out o f income
T o us, to you, and to all of the people
everyw here, it is -significant that people like
the Crenshaw s who can go anyw here and
T h e Finest Clothing M ade
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Y o u pay $ 1 0 * 0 0 w hop purchased and $ 3 * 0 0 weekly
$ 4 5 .0 0 S O C IE T Y B R A N D S U IT S and O ’C O A T S
Y ou pay $ 1 0 * 0 0 w hen purchased and $ 3 * 5 0 weekly
$ 5 0 .0 0 S O C IE T Y B R A N D S U IT S a n d 0 ’C 0 A T 8
Y o u pay $ 1 0 * 0 0 w hen purchased and $ 4 * 0 0 weekly
.■ $ 5 5 .0 0 S O C IE T Y B R A N D S U IT S an d O ’C O A T S
Y o u pay $ 1 0 . 0 0 w hen purchased and1 $ 4*50 weekly
$ 6 0 .0 0 S O C IE T Y B R A N D S U IT S and O ’C O A T S
Y o u pay $ 1 0 . 0 0 w hen purchased and $ $ # 0 0 weekly
Buy Now and Enjoy the Full Season’s W ear
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M cK in n o n -M ark w o o d
“ FurnlshcrH to Men Who Knbw”
Spring in A sheville is a ravishing
of beautiful green trees, purple tippfl!
tains and blue sk y ; long, fertile slope!
Tnountain peaks, and smooth roii
coax you out into the bracing mountll
V IS I T O R S T O F L O R ID A WILL!
T H R I L L T H E Y W IL L NEVER HI
I F T H E Y D R I V E H O M ^ BY Tl
A S H E V IL L E .
T H R O U G H PUU
S E R V I C E V IA SO U T H E R N RAH
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exactly the same prices as though you
purchased for cash or regular charge.
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a few seconds looking at •
on the left.
It sa>’s
A sh ev ille" if you read bet]
lines correctly. Specific l
tion togeth er with iilustrat
lets >yill b e sent on rc(lucJ
A sheville Chamber of
A sheville, N. C.
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r fourteen y e a r s S u w a n e e h a d worn a. g o ld ch cc s e c .o ih
land a k im o n o m a d e out o f an old p o rtiere, fro m early
|g until la te a t n ig h t, in the A rabian, tent in w hich he
ftunes.
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ten when S u w a n e e w a lk ed out a lo n g the b ea cn at night,
him self from, th e clo sen ess of the air in the cro w d ed
he w ore h is tu rb a n a n d his p o rtiere, lest th e illusion
lied for so m e p a sserb y . A n d som etim es the m oonlight,
l Oft the sa n d , casf^over the tire d old m e n a
illusion
ry, o f g r e a t n e s s > o f om n iscien ce, t
id so SuLvanse w o rk ed day in a n d day out, p re tc n u in g
'dng, as p a tm a ft e r p a lm o f disillusioned, w $ary m en
w as p r e s e n t e d to his g a z e .
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^oy$ n re te n d in v a n d alw ays posing-*- e x c e p tin g at trie
un*P in th e w id o w 9s
f fourteen years Suwanee had worn a
fold cheese-cloth turban and a kimono
lade out of an old porlierre, from early
loming until lata at night, in the iniita1tent he called office,
waa^ a sign outside that imitation
which read: "Suv/ance, clairvoyant,
ler, phrenologist, by appointment
i p was pretty nearly undecipherable.
« the beach ind the damp of fog roll»e ocean had about erased i t Besides,
P°au
*°t *** Suwanee without an
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! " e passersby on the board5 ° “* y k ach had to do was to enter
| tent-flap and sit in the stuffy overje-room until Suwanee, in his cheesepeered between the portieres
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rosy, ,'vlon with dropping shoulders walked out
erect ,VUy young girlc came out with a swing to
then; at walking on the rim of the world. Within
ska. shabby tenl, at fifty cents per interview,
P.ctmnce liked his head. Hope sprang stomal in
the human breast. Bounty peered iuto lives as
toddcn^s clddiiL-ragt.
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And at fifty cento an interview,’, day-in and
day-cut, week-in ami week-out, year-in and year)dt, fourteen of them,. Suwanee, who was gradu
ally, under the cheese-cloth kimono, becoming as
weakened and as gnarled as a tree, sat in the dead
air of his !ili!c tent and peered into calloused palms.
It did not matter much that outside Suwance’s
tent there roared and plunged and boiled and sang,
end smiled the bines: ocean in the world, or that
the s"R that beat on that ten i v/as benign enough
to call visitors from all parts ol the country to bask
in if. It did not natter to Suwanee, who sat in his
teni like sutnc mottled old loud on its stool, that
outside his flap streamed holiday spirit and
laughter of pltasui e-sackcrs and jnyoasuess of sunkissed youth. Day afUr'clay after day after day,
Suwanee, with his luslerless old eyes fixed on tho
incandescent bull), or peering into the dish-washing palm, or cracking softly on the disappointmentaching skulls, sat in his tent; and outside the
golden days marched on and on and on.
Except evenings, after the clectric-lightcd
beach had died down and the last laugh had trailed
off, and theband stand had bellowed its last brass
note. Then Suwanei, in that hour before he went
to bed on a pallet in the airless ante-room, ven-
Indeed, those 4 h t walks of Suwanee on the sand- *
shining beach sometime^ washed in moonlight or
turban and putting it on his gray head a mue
tiredly.
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An old incandescent bulb answered as a
crystal ball and far the phrenology pMt Suwanee
had a little wooden mallet, one ol the land they
jrfvc away aa aouvenirs at cabaret ehowe, with
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he pounded t h .d i « l £ i o n .d ; .n d A p
pointed but h o p n fn le k o lU o tfe A e n fe '
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nous with having peered into e future that was
It was only when Suwanee turned inward
from the beech toward the little farm lands and
truck gardens that ran hack toward tho
that
he dared to remove tho turban for the flow of cool
air through his grizzled hair, or dared lift his face
braxenly to the tigh t sky, or remove the kimono
that flopped so between bis knees and carry it like
a coat across his arm. i
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There was one tittle house set in a truck g a r
den Where Suwenee, under cover o t darkness,
sometimes dared to stop fo ra drink of water from
a pump in the side yard. There were no dogs and
a widow lived there who had given )um leave to
enter a t w3L Sometimes the squawking of the
pump handle as Suwanee drew off his drink
aroused the good widow, who thrust oat her head,
agrizzled one in curl papers rather outlandisUy
surmounted by a polka dot nightcap* to swap the
tim . ol evening will. Suwanee who dertidI of failturban and kimono, was just a tired old man
pumping for a drink.
i.:. Sometimes they swapped the time' of day, or
rather .time of evening. Once the good widow
gave him two molasses cookies that sfid around on
a china plate as she handed them out to him from
the window. Sometimes ast they stood there talk*
ing in the evening, a^distant dog or two began to
hay loudly. Otherwise these little confabs of the
widow and Suwanee were rather quiet affairs, just,
"How do you do" and "Fine evening,” and, "Have
another cop .of it, it draws up cooler if you draw
l o d g e r o r , "There’s a fog off the ocean tonight"
. i.One day, peering out like the speckled old
toad on lus stool, Suwanee beheld the good widow
sitting*. there ip bis; ante-room with h e r «goodnaturfcd
.freckled hands folded on heir
natured looking,
looking,,freckled
stomach and her neat black bombasine dress
making her hot.and uncomfortable in the stuffiness
of the tent, the stuffiness under which Suwanee had
managed to survive for year after year* the breath
less, tired, stale old interior, full ol the dead dreami
and the dead ,hopes and the dead youth of people
who yearned for surcease from reality..
There she sat in the> bombasine!dress, the
good widow, with her rotund face a little wistfpK
as if smffing of the odor of mystery that permeated
the tent, and herififty-cent.piece tied in the corner
of her handkerchief, which the spun* around her
forefinger as she waited.
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The good widow. It made Suwanee chuckle
a little as he fitted on his turban, the memory of
her as she had so often leaned in her polka-dot
cap, out of her little vine-trailing window to hand
him molasses cookies.
The tired, patient hand of the good widow.
It lay in Suwanee’s almost with a tittle ctipg to it.
Lines in it that were somehow dear lines because
they were so full of the burden of willingness. The
hand of the good widow, to Suwanee who. had held
hundreds, indeed thousands of just such tired old
hands, was somehow a hand with a little burr-like
quality. The usual patter of the tent of mystery.
Suwanee could have recited it backwards, upside
down, topsy turvy. A long journey; a dark man;
a jealous friend; a trip across the ocean; an unex
pected inheritance, and then the good widow, with
the corner of her handkerchief with the fifty-cent
piece, was gone.
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And then one, night, to the creaking of the
pump handle, the good widow leaned out and
handed him a molasses cookie and when she said
good evening, the polka-dot cap on her frizzed
gray hair did a little jerk that brought it down
over one ear. "You're Suwanee,” she said, "ain't
you7 " So that Suwanee himself, secure in his
improvisation, leaped forward with surprise.
"How do you know”
i"l knew right off, first time,” she said.
“ You're like your picture.”
"W hat picture;”
"W hy, your picture on the outside of your
tent.” m- 1 ;. < .
"Y es, but 1 have on my turban and gown
there7”
"Turban and gown nothing. It's your eyas.
I knew you right off. Even before I come to have
my fortune told.
Say, it was punk, what you
told me
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man in my life. Trip across the ocean,
hair. Gray as yours. I have a fine
"Nothin' much. What do you bet that I am
better at fortunes than you? Give me your hand.'
I see a gray-hatred woman in your fife, on a track
farm that is on a paying basis. And I see you there,
too* win overalls,’ instead of a yellow cotton
kimono, and a he-man sombrero hat on your head
Instead of a yellow cotton turban. What do yon
" I see it, to o /'
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THE SANFORD MERALP, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27, 1926
A U D IT *
Polygamy—Under the American Flag!
Roberts.
RLANDO, Fla., Jan. 27. UP)—
itmouncemcnt' -Thursday from
ifaahlngiqn. t h a t , the California
itru* Lenguo and tho Cnllforriih
rult Grower* Exchange hnd filed
complaint with tho Interstate
ommerce Commission against
ifir freight rate* to thy Alantie
Aboard was not unexpected, ne
eding to J . Curtis Robinson, sec
tary manager of tho Growers and
ilperpa League of Floridn.
Tho complaint alleges that the
fetion 'of the carriers in making n
■crminnl charge of three cents per
100 pounds on citrus fruit nbove the
blanket rate of $1.55 per J0(1 lbs..
^hlch applies to all territory east
from Denver to the Atlimtic sea-!
poard, is excessive nnd' unreason- 1
•able and unjust, nnd that it la'
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Farms are not Jeft when econom
ic conditions ' tire right.—Wall
Street Journal.
POTTER'S “0 R1
She’s Holding a $5,000 Book
CA1
undies !
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S p e c i a l a t t e n t j.
P a r t i e s , rece
a m i wertdinj
They still practice polygamy in the southern Philip oyer the land. This photo shows a Moro chieftain
pines, despite the fact that thp American flsg flics named Mama, nnd hi* ten wives. lie likes 'em young,
New England. New York and
ew Jersey.
Former Rate Was $1.7.1
♦ According to Mr. Robinson, tho
____jFjrato was formerly $1.71 per 100
jpound* with a minimum load of
120,700 'pound* and it produced n
SU,‘
Tevcnue of $ 101.01 per car while
^*k|>rejcnt.rntc of $1.56 per 100
und* with aminimum fond of
30,000 pounds produces a cur rev.
“ of $658.
-.IS.ttb' ,$U >6 wns granted, tho
io secretary explained, the
Jc railroad applird for an in,
!r*a*® division of a through rate
— *qnd filed n complaint ugainst wohf
/ * rn.,,nes contending that divisions
f
#of tho enstbound transcontinentni
|™tea on fresh fruits and vegertabie* were unjust nnd inequitable.
1 hoy were granted tho three cents
per hundred pounds incrense in
their proportion of the revenue beI*®1* tho rest of the charges were
(divided.
i Thi* new complaint, is pointed
|out, Is an attempt on the part of
ftfrnia 8hipporn to get the same
100 pound rate npplied to New
York and New England territory
aB applies to Denver, Chicago, St.
L®uJ». Birmingham and Atluntu.
Misn Ruth K rancr of Cinctnnnl
Tho railroad* hnvo already roc* copy
of Tennyson's “ Holy Grail
ognixed the heavier loading on the
French l.in m i binding, will
P®rt o f tho''California shippers, aHint
is set with 20 precious si
Iwhlch was adopted by them during hand-lettered.
Ithe poribd Of federal control of the
•railroad*, and have given them the
jbenefit-of a reduction in rates which
the heavier loading justifies,” Sec
retary Robinson nsserted,
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STNEY APPROVES DANCE
OLD SKELETONS FOUND
CHARLESTON, 8. C., Jan. 27.
—(Ah—Mayor Thorn** Stoney apnroved the "Charleston" ns it is
dnncod here, nnd will nttend a na
tional “Charleston” contest to bo
held in Chicago soon.
HAVANA. Jan. 27.—(Ah—Twenty skeletons have been idiscovered
in n crypt below the site of the
great nltnr in the old Santa Clara
convent. The crypt hnd been clos
ed for 200 years.
Factory 308 \y <■ ,
Retail Store 15 p
NOEL OFFERS REWARD
FRANKFORT. Ky., Jan, 27.—
UP)— Major Noel Gaines offered
n $ 1,000 reward to any person who
will show him that “Evolution in
struction." now being taught at
the University of Kentucky is not ADVERTISEMENTS TEII
a contravention of his religious
OF BUSINESS IS
liberty.
:i liook that cost $5,000—a
John G. Kidd, finished in
rivd nnd embossed cover
he pages in the book are
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“The carriers in the southeast
havo refused to recognize the heav
ier loonding on the part of Florida
shippers and hnvo given tho ship-
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LIME
PLASTER
Stucco
Sheet R ock
Shingles
Under construction now .Spanish stucco house,
seven ro o m s; jranitff and servants quartern. Corner
Magnolia and Spurting. /Easy terms. Will he ready
for occupancy about February 1st.
Now Spanish type house; six looms; in Bel-Air
on Mellonville Avenue; easy terms.
New Spanish stucco bungalow in San Lanin;
easy terms.
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Lots 3, I am] f> Bloc!; >1(1 Tier 1 ; corner of San
ford Avenue and With St. 9100.00 per front foot
for nui- k Kale. Easy terms.
Lot ‘JH, Block
R oofin g
W E WSew
IL L er
HE Pipe
(.L A D TO
S E R V E YOU
cA country dubproperlyoflakesandhills
8, San
Lanta;
price
which will mean an expenditure of millions of dollars. Has it ever occur-
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Higgins - Smith-W ight, Inc.
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R EA LTO R S
CHASE & CO.
has practically completed plans for expansion and improvements
ed to you that everv building erected in Sanford— every dollar* spent (nr
water mains, gas pipe mains, sewerage and oilier improvements, is adding
First Street and I‘abaci to A veny"1
daily to the actal, as well as, the potential value of Loch Arbor property?
Rhone G3G
These-are things that are influencing the shrewd investors who are pur
1,120 A S e s
F o u r A1
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chasing in Loch Arbor.
f in e c it r u s land
lies L a k e F r o n t On Newly P ro je cte d Road
$100 PER* ACRE
Busses leave this
53 ACRES ON DIXIE HIGHWAY
A d join in g Good Tow n.
The g re a te st profit must come to those who
F in e Sub-division Proposition.
$250 PER ACRE
office j and the ho-
buy Loch A rbor now. Go to Loch A rbor today
or tom orrow - - U k it ovei. nf)te ^
|mprow.
tels for the Golf
m ents th a t are boim*-
course
and
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la PKily installed— then
picture Loch Arbor six mnntu
f
A months or a year from
now— lovely homes
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Beautiful boulevards,
shady avenues, and huon,,
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tlMU i»UMness in full swing.
Wouldn t you ike to
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10 s,la**e m the p rofits that
( a re grow ing day I>v dav*'
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* l,aj • s top m our office
and ta lk with our representative.
Lpch
A rbor hourly. The
public is invited to
FOSTER-HOLCOMB INVESTMENT CO.
Su ite 7—No. 24 South O ran ge Avenue
P hone 1741-VV.
- O rlando, F la .
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utilize this service
without obligation.
R E A L ESTATE
, Re a l est a t e
FL E T C H E Il-B U L G E R v
44 N. Omngc Ave.
Orlando, Florida,
I'honcs 17G8— 2507
S a l e s A g e n ts
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t See Us Fo r Orlando Property
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-Stanford Office— 113M* Magnolia Ave.
Miller Bldg.
JU iA L E S T A T E
Phone 7IG.
TELEPHONE 588
R EA L ESTATE
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Next to Post Office
pi i
FIKS1 s t r e e t AND
palm etto
�irned H is F irst
P rinter’s D evil
■i m glad sonic people think so,’
Mr. Lunin(? replied. “It's /ncour
aging to n man who ia anythin;
but wealthy."
Champion. Meantime, the negro.
Just pdbr to the "iMath day" will
do kept In, solitary confinement in
the death Cell.
Champion, convicted in Duval
county over a year ago for the
killing-of hi. wife, will replace
Fortune Ferguson, another pegro,
Former Newspaper Man
■ The state treasurer was n news
paperman fer n number of yean
during his early nr.nhood. Aftci
coining to Florida, as n youth o
ID, he become one of the propri
Ct»r3 of the Leesburg Commercial
say thnt I cnmrd it, I dr not mean
In addition to beinR slate treas
apeak r.iild.'y. nbout 0 , because urcr, Mr. Lunin* ia a member b
irida’s to
I knew th.n, and have* known ever virtually every important boar
insury since, whnt real work wns like.
made
Dollar Went Fast
phn C< When it came to discussing how
sat in he spent his first dollar, however,
t state Mr. Lunin* could not remember
| sonic hack thnt for, except, he said,
riirthc- "wherever the dollar went, It was
ds the well spent."
State,
"My father was anything but
g. was in good circumstancQs In those
days,” the treasurer said, "and the
value of a dollar meant much to
me. Suffice it to say whatever 1
bought with my first dollar, or
•..u.»nVnr I nnld. it out on, it went
Pcniitent . cough*
and. _cold*
lead M»
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tchous trouble. YoU can stop them
now with Crromulsloo, on emulsified
creoaote that la pleasant to takU.' CrtoiDubiou i» a new medical discovery
with two-fobl actkm| it loothcs and
heel* the inllaraed tucmbnnr* and ia*
mbit* germ groi.tb.
f
wOf nil known drusa, crtQK>te la rec
ognised by high medical authorities at
iParty 300 Golfers 1
Will Visit Florida
On Tour Of South
Breaks Baby’s Sleep
Ining for George M. Peck, Jr ., ned 3, of San
mtomobile plunged into the Peck home. The
[Mr. ar.d Mrs. Pock reached the top of a hill
rr tearing out n corner timber of the house,
ally’* bed. But George J r . was unhurt.
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i . ^ i «f# eommfastonen
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The w
of
Hardee county hns doltl the 6100.000 issue of highway bonds of
Special Load and Bridge District
No. tl to the McD maid Construc
tion Company, which for the last
two years has been building roads
in the county. Th? purchaser paid
par for the issue, the lowest price
yet received by Hardee county for
any of its bonds, but regarded by
officials as excellent in view of tho
present situation in the bond mur-
A Janitor, hv mis
take. mmrnnA Mrs.
Elis* D dear* m
Juan F>!l* limn*
drs. noth •»* Ann
announcement by L. C. Brenner. | Fran-unn
ino
itiannger of the tour, who recently j "•"■Oftina warn » l*>visited Orlnhdo in the interest of J Bni. They wm»r
the tour.
rlM. hut •»
The tour heretofore hns been
day* later Uninito*
conducted during the summer, and
got an annulment
on the ground thnt
last year visited the northwest
and Canada.
Mr* dear* •*on*1<1eretl him onlv
There will be four or five prom
an "experim eniar
inent international professionals
husband.
with the party, Mr. Brenner said,
one of whom will he Jack Hutcnison. The others have not been
signed ns yet, the mnnnger stated.
According to Mr. Brenner, it is
probable that there will he matches
between the touring- pros and local
professionals at each point visited.
According to the announcement
by Mr. Brenner, Orlando will be
the only inland point touched by
the golfers and will be the lit«t
stop in this state.. Local entertain
ment arrangegnents include a Will Champion Ih T o Die This
motoralvndc about the oily, spon
Week For Murder Of His
sored by the Orlando Chamber of
Wife More Than A Year
Commerce and a day at the Coun
Ago In Duval County Home
try Club links.
The party will leave Chicago
next month, it is planned, and will [ TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Jan. 27.
take the following itinerary: Hot f/Pl—Will Champion, n one-legged
Springs, Ark., New Orleans, Biloxi, j negro, will go lo his denth in the
points in Georgia. Pensacola, F la,,! electric chnir at tiff* Kuiford state
Daytona Beach, Palm Beach. Mi-] penitentiary some time during tho j
ami, Orlando, Augusta, Ga,, Pin— i week of Monday, Jun. 26.
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hurst, N. C„ White Sulphur | Under the law, Chnnipinn will (
Springs, W. Vn., and French Lick i he placed in the custody of Super
Springs, Ind.
intendent J . S. Ill itch, of the atute
prison, to he electrocuted on a n y ,
MENJUU SEEK S 1)1 VOUCH
day during the week that the peni
tentiary ofTiciul selects.
Hangings, according to state of
ficials here, wore generally held on j
Friday in Florida, but nfler the es
tablishment of the electric chair
two men have pnM the supreme
penalty on Tuesday.
Superintendent Hlitch, in pur
suance of a long established cu
tout, i.> expected to issue an im i
tation to any member of t lit*
Board of Commissioners of State,
Institutions who desires to do >o,
That will make you a nlto profit.
In Lake and Orange County Acrca
Lot us make you money.
Right now.
pmclaafag
and othef
Sills Highway Bonds' fjg g $
Wa I ic IIULA, Jan* 47.—fff*)
In Homes, Lots, Business Property
contain*, in addition U ;i*o*ote,'other
healing dement* which »<>bdie «»d hod
the infected memlrane* nr)d atop the
Irritation and Inflammation, while the
creosote goes on to the stomach, la ab
sorbed into the lilood. attacks the seal
of the trouble and check* the growth
of tbo germ*.
,
CreomuUlon la guaranteed aatlafao*
tor, in tho treatment of perais'eat
coughs and cold*, bronchial asthma,
bronchitis and other forma of rvsplwtry diseases, and ia excellent for build*
ing op tbo atstem after colds or flu,
Money refunded if any cough or cold ia
not relieved after taking according to
direction*. *Aak your druggist.# Crcoculslon Company, Atlanta, Ca. (adeA
Orlando, Florida*
432 North Orange Avenue
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31 E . Pine St., Orlando, Flo.
....If you have $20,000.01) in cash consult us about
Listing No. 10.
SOUTH D IXIE HIGHW AY
. LOTS
1 Lots on Kuhl Avenue
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Two lota in Muyfnir. One nt the very low fig
lo be sold as one. They run from Kuhl to
Orange, and are situated between Michigan
and lllinhn Avenues.
50 feet on Kuhl Avenue and 255 in depth.
Price $210.00 a front foot.
ure of $3,500.00 and the other which is on Mel,
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lonville Avc., gnd close to Union Ave., at $4,000.
One lot on Sanford Avenuo at Sixteenth Street$3000. one-third cash—balgflQQ over threu yoara
Sanford Realty Company
II. S. LONG, Manager
9- 10*11 Hull Building
REALTORS
This is your opportunity to see the greatest gathering of professional golfers ever assembled in
Florida.
Central Florida Open Championship
GOLF
January 27th and 28th
)AY
Phone 1417
AND
TOMORROW
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Featuring Professionals of International Fame, Including
COMPSTON, British Open Champion.
MASSEY, French Open Champion.
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SARAZEN, Form er American Open Champion.
BRADY, DIEGEL, LOOS, NICHOLAS and othei
�U l l M lE L V E
THE
8A N F 0
Would Give His Illegitimate
German A rtists A re Miami High School
D aughter All Of Advantages Of Life Incensed Over L a te is L a rg e st In The
2W YORK, Jan. 27.—</P)— taken by Mrs. Beach and other C d l S O F S l l i p O i l A f t State, Roem er Says
ley Yale Beach, descendant of members of his family in a Con______
Am The Conqueror nnd Elihu nectleut court which resulted In the’
la HalfAwwnlnnrl
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BERLIN, Jan. h27.
UP) A n ro
. I- a- a n L in , . oan.
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test movement has been inaugura
ted by German artists against the
severity of the censorship to which
bnrg Senior High School, 1,000.
' Dr. Roemer would not commit
himself in naming the largest High M ETAL WORK AND AU
It would
school of Florida. —
. ... be un
TOMOBILE
RADIATOR
fair to do ao, hd declared, without
defining the type of the school REPAIRING.
considered. For example, no sald.j
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, It would not be right to compnre
Hodgins & Cowan
an. 27.— {IP)— Miami Senior High the enrollment of a traditional high
Ichool, with an enrollment of 1 ,849, school of grades nine to twelve
with » modem senior high school
Sheet M etal
of grades ten to twelve.
.
The .four high- schools in the
207 French Ave.
'state of Klo-ida, the professor
Said, with over n thousand enroll
ment are all of the modern senior
The descendants of Confucius
high school type, consisting qf
are well known in China today.
gradr . ten, eleven and twelve.
Co.
her child.
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Mr. Beach said yesterday that he
had long ago sought n divorce
from his wife, but that she had objeeted. He stated he would again
attempt to divorce her in order to
ilm of the income from a trust mnrry Mrs. Watson and legiti
and established by his grandfath* mise Marguerite. At one time, he
T, Alfred E. Beach, founder of said he was on the point of legally
imScientific American.
adopting the child, when hia wife, ■not^onljr the offending art product ,imP€r,on®l°r even sentenced
The suit is to offset an action uthough a tfirst agreeing, objected^ w», confiscated hut th . nnthor W [?
promU.cn,
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I Ludwig Fulda, Dr. Max Osborn,
the use of such a name is within ■George Bernhard. Professor M.
the law, and tho local chamber of Bonn, Professor Einstein. Profescommcrce Is equally ns positive sor Max Liebermann, President of
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
thnt it cannot. ,
the Rdchstag, Paul Loebc, lielnw AT,, art XT ~Z-----.
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£jcb and Thomna Mann, Former
MADISON— Plans have been de-1 Cabinent Minister Gustos Radcided upon here for the formation bruch, Erast Toller nnd Editor in
of n Madison county Calf Club, on Chief of the Tagebiatt, Theodore
the same lines as that governing Wolff
oooration of the Madison county
rhen the "evidence’! on exhibit wns
Pig Club. The Kiwanis Club is
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ot liquor, but water. The error
sponsoring fhc movement.
n n n p ir > n w w tw ic N ^ .« >
raa not discovered until after the
ary had retired with tho case.
«»• Judge averred that it would
take no difference ns the authori
se proved that Stevens sold tho
sal stuff to others at tho same
me. Defense counsel, however,
svo notice that an nppcnl would
9 taken on the ground that Ste
ms was In tho "water business.”
1.
— i 5-room flats, with bath, facing East on Myrtle, be
tween 10th and Jlth streets, 00x117. double garage. $10,000.
$4,000 canh ’ low leased to Dec. 1626 at $90 per month.
2.
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•ELECTRIC LI(
RUNNING Wai
-TELEPHONES
tween 10th and 11th Streets $150 per foot. Terms reasonable,
8.—15 acre celery farm—7 acres titled—In Eureka Ham
mock. Thrice $10,030. $3,000 ensh. l.and 2 yean on balance.
STATE NEWS B R IE FS
4.—I.ot 50x117. facing East cn Sanford Avenue. .Price
$1?,000 $4,0h0 cash, 1; 2 and 3 years.
109 Magnolia Ave,
Established 1910
ALACHUA—A
new
weekly
mrspaper, the Alachua Free
ress, has made its ^appearance
sre. The publication, Issued by
Mt Arkells, of Inverness,, is , Jn
large of F. C. Simpson ns mann
ing editor.-
QUINCY —Jefferson, Leon, Gadsm, Liberty, Wakulla and Frahkli coupntics, at a meeting held
: Tallahassee, joined in formation
! the North-Central Florida Eduitlon Asaociatlon'. F . B. Hartspld was elected president nnd C.
I. Gray, of Gadsden county, scoretry and treasurer. The purpose
as to promote educational work
fid to carry out the Idea of the
lorida Education Association, at
J . H. JA CK SO N
Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property.
Easy Repayment Plan
Office In new Merrlweather Building
2nd Street.
Phone 611
Acreage Our Specialty
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Many Listings of Groves, Houses, Lots, Subdivisions,
Business Properties, and Small Farms. Prices very
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Call 2186, ask for a Representative to show you.
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Lane-Hardison Corporation
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Phone 2186
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No. 12 Watkins Iildg.
Orlando, Fla.
The
lasto f the Eastern L ake Section
Those who invested their money in Florida property only a few years a g (
had to have both vision and imagination to picture the tremendous possi
bilities
of this amazing country.
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T hat they reaped a rich reward for their faith goes without saying, for the
upward trend of real estate values in this section has aroused and astound
ed the whole world.
T h e investor of today is in a far better case that his predecessor, and in ev
ery possible way from an investment standpoint has the advantage.
H e is not asked to imagine this, or believe that, or to visualize something
else, for he can see with his own eyes the building and expansion through
which we are going.
In other words the investor of today lias mightv little lax either upon his
vision or imagination. All he must do is profit by the experience of suc
cessful men.
M ak e M oney
In Sanford itself he can see without resorting to clairvoyance the certain
“WiH
ER E SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES M
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Wo have been In business "boosting Maitland” ever since 1921, our officers
taking an active and leading part in building values here for our custom
ers and clients. Let us show you properties in this ideal section of Sem i
nole and Orange Counties.
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increase in land values that must always attend the upbuilding of a big
and prosperous city that cannot'and will not stop until it is completely
equipped to care for its increasing population.
The Maitland Realty Co., Inc,
REALTORS
Office Next to Poaloffice— Phone 1210 J
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Sanford developrrifents. W e will gladly drive yo
you complete information.
I “M INE” M Y OWN
BUSINESS
D. E. MANASCO
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Since Y ear 1846
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lonafjr pn«* band, killlne nearly, a down tx;- ] part In .scv cn iik tcfiid jAtUAnffTCh , .
FAMOUS INDIAN
SCOUT, NOW 80|
Flo rid a
lonuary,
of a n y
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18Robert •FAnwick Tnylor, 18911896; C. J., 1\97-1905; Mlltton II.
MabiVi 1891-A ; C. J., 1895-189G;
1897-1903; Benjnrrtin S. LIddon, C.
J., 1894; 1895-1896; F fn n c is a C n ^
DENVER, Col., Jnn. 2 7 . (>P1—
, ° ‘°rado friends of Dick Rutledge^
l a s t survivor of 'Kit Cnrdbn’s famm s b a n d o f Indian scouts, who
r o w l i v e s i n Denver, are trying to
l a v e C o n g r e s s pass a special act
g r a n t i n g h i n t a pension so that he
!'"»y p a s s h i s declining years I n ,
:co m fo rt.
ChnrlcR B. Pnrkhiil,1905.
Possibly one of the most impor-
M> L a s t
I C hari.
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, « — ^ ncl< ° r u n i f o r m i t y . i p t h o g r n n t > th re e 'n c
n n e x te n s io n
o f
t i m e in
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s e c u r e 1 926 l i c e n s e p l a t e s b e f o r e
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. the im p iM itio n o f n p e n a lty h a s
lu *i ‘ p r o m p t e d t h o F l o r i d a S t a t e C h a m >m
j h er o f C o m m e r c e to s u g g e s t th a t
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th e d riv e r o f a
c a r w h o e x p e c ts
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V r A n - a d o p t e d J a n . 1 6, a n d s i n c e t h a t t i m o
M i s s M a r y I.a. k e r . d u u g l i t : o f
A l l .'ft I* l . a s k i t. t u r m e t
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p l a y i n g i n F t . I . o n i , s h e v il a , ,
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The Gem o f the Country Club
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T he improvements in Ravenna Park are progress1
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ed highway and others are nearing completion. Lots
Advertised Prop
grade development may be seen.
' i h i e h s e t J a n . 1 5. a s t h e
p i , i.ucie c o u n t y a lso a llo w e d
1 d a y s of g ra c e a n d since
|,;t t h e H h e r i f f a n d h i s d e p
h a v e b e e n a rre s tin g d e lin ip ie n
yt. L u c ie m o to ris ts w it h o u t
i x ’i; t a g s a r e s e n t t o j a i l i f
c a n n o t p o s t a $50 b o n d .
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Consider the location. In the very heart of the desir•
I now offer another
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E x c e p tio n a l B a r g a in
picturesqueness in the orange trees found on each lot.
Hip; Cemcnl Company
To Locate At Tampa
an Eastern front lot on
.Magnolia AVenue
I his high, dry and tropical development will ever in
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t o . t ■ I ! a h l i - I II «l h y t h e I I . a ■] t
8 2 ,100— $ 6 0 0 D ow n
crease in intrinsic value, and will be a source of happi-
Ihu l '..iid
I I i h 'K i 1
eslit- A. pave been arresting all motorists h e r e ,
pert »t. win, appear without the 1926 tag.
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The low price of this property should be an incen-
th* w halves are I 1r>1: lisrendp'.e
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Eilwiu
In parts of Chinese Turk, ’ n
B5; O women are so.piumerons, due in
khie-i 1*. the eniigratiim of tho men, that the
franklin marriage ceremony by the mullah
R- ^ uti and the lull of divorcement are giv
irge G.Uli at the Ahild'fiHiiS.
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live for you to make an early investment, the “ground
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flobr’* participants always reap the biggest dividends.
Indian Mound Village
O N
T H E
I f 11 a I S H O R E S
J O H N S
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n i.tu r a l
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f o r y o u
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Cali on us and let us take. •you out
and show vou this
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property. Get in on the ground floor before prices are
l y llie fir.d
A i t n r ie a n s p rc itu s t' o f its
lira ttly . its w a t e r , h u n t i n g a n d f i s h i n g a d s.
N o w
h e in j; m a d e a b o w e r o f b e a u t y
r h o r n ” .
advanced
This is y 'iir t hanre.
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chief
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have been staked off and the real beauty of this high
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The veteran nlso served the gov- i
j eminent in other ways, once under
General Phil Sheridan, but was nev
er enlisted rcgulnrly. For this
n nson, he is not eligible for n
pension unless special legislation
provides for him.
I n appearance the eighty year
o l d p l a i n s m a n is almost the double
of t h e l a t e H u t T n l o Bill, his co
mmit. Like Colnel Cody, Rutledgr
h a s f l o w i n g l o c k s , sweeping mus
t a c h e a n d goatee, lie towers six
f e e t « r . d t h r o e and n half inches,
g r e a t e r i n height by one and a
Member* of the Supreme Court
on the bench now are Armstead
i litifra* Brown, chief justice, and Judges
J . U. Whitfield, W. H. Ellis, Glenn
Terrell, Louie W, Strum and Riv
d i s p o s e d ers Buford.
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nho w a s
w o m a n
lion w a s
C h a rle s
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need to
the ln w -
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Of Only Surviving
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Who Fought With Kit'
Ca» m ’s Rand Ask Pension
F or Comfort In Last Days
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which
n 151
ty in
sprinf^oi
In. near tho fore cacaplnjr under cover of darkline.. For ness.
With Sheridan, Rutlcdiro took
were attacked by forty-cluht hoars they stood off the
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nice ant! known for their nfj
TUv Davcy-Winston Organization,
Inc.
-ii who have been suc-'Jfl
iir chosen fields.
W a lk e r-L a in g
SALES AGENTS
unfyT^ank
Phone 707
M a-onir liltlg.
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SKIIVICE - PR O G R ESS
E i B i i c i i i n i i i i i i i i i i g i i i i i i i ! n : n rcn B B iim
F R E E TRIP TO
ike Front Property
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Ride out to M ay fair and see the wonderful improvethe dredge has made. L ake front lots near the
hotel are limited and will be limited lor sometime.
A m ong those who have bought and who intend to
1 fin e homes on Seminole Boulevard, E a st of the
tou rist hotel, a r e the following:
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F o rre st L ak e, Elton J . Moughton, W. C. Hill, Dr.
angley, Monroe H utton, J . M. Simmons, Calvin leag u e
F . H. Scru ggs.
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W E O F F E R TO D A Y:
One 67.5 foot frontage on L a k e Monroe in Murvania, .
priced to mqve a t $190.00 per fro n t foot.
, One 72.5 fo o t frontage on Luke Monroe in M ayfair
at $225.00 per fr o n t foot.
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Comfortable Pullman Busses Are Operated From
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B. L HAMNER ORGANIZATION
FLORIDA'S FOREMOST DEVELOPERS
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So that you may aoc and appreciate the Investment opportunities of Florida’* irrealcat city, ku»8ps will
leave tho Seminole Hotel at Sanford /o r Tampa, every morning at 7 o’clock. Other accomodations are
p r o v i d e d gueata by the Hamncr Organization.
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D F A r T T CO'l
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Nevr Typte Qf Brakes
Is •-Tested At Bitrdue
t p f W o r i d a ,.,
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Engineering S p h o o !
,/f' '71’ p^1
director of the lht> nrfa « ,|K n:> *,.c tatimt# of Morala wifi jurat, and Wnltor Collin*, superrttbtt at tho South Horida Fair tntemlent, are planning an elnborifirTL<lVi*" lf>J Rr ' In audition to ate displuy with several aurpriacn.
ort»ntlr» which participated in Domestic nHencc and practical arts
10 new countica have classes Qf jhe Tampa hijth schools
omed the ranks of the exhibitors are arranging; a special working
ind are preparing extensive dis- exhibit under the supervision of J.
.^jach-county will
equal director of t^ ^ u w c u m ^ h n ^ in a n y
hance to win major virards; this n^w specimens of nntive and migrnear through i new clnssiflcfttlon tory Ulrda. Ike Shaw, prominent
f county exhibit*, Fj>* major taxidermist,nsrlll be in charge of
n d ^ m e .m in o r groups are pro- this exhibit Glass cases have been
iviW, KWing a range which will installed for thtf* display,
live iuJUopportunity to each couu;
thrown into contact with the leg
islators. He guarded the door of
the senate at both,this 1020 regu
lar session, and the special gather
ing held last November.
MARTINS TO ATTEND FAIR
,major group to show their excel
lence In vegetable and garden pro
ducts.
No restriction is placed
upon the county entry nrid a county
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 20-—</P)
—Governor Martin today confirm
ed the report that he and Mrs.
Marlin would attend the obser
vance of Gaspariila Day at the
South Florida Fair at Tampa, Feb.
B to,10. , - . - *v :> t f . v r i.M t.iiS
Aufnute applications cannot he projVjdfcd for, ho said. The building
; , -program practically is complete and
S/V 5*ffitln g,ahd whitewashing will be
gplahed 'th is week. Decorating is
B p t i 3mn] "Undtir way with decoration
uK- ,P»hh8 the most claborato in the
[<rTVn^ocintion’s history.
Electrical
V;;
1 iilrements alone have forced the
I'1Tampa Electric Company to erect
k ipecinl sub-power station on tho
comotives, passenger and ‘freight
cars of American railways-4^i a
new bfaking system may follow a
series of experiments nqw .being
conducted at the engineering schqol
«f Pbrd u'o University, ■
The aim of (he teats, undertaken
by .the American Hallway Associa
tion with Lite assistance of the en
gineering staff of 'Purdue, is to
obtain a brake ." that will bring
trains to a quicker and smoother
stop. A brake similar to the four
wheel brake on automobiles is un
der discussiopf.
•ShoOlij jthc new brakes * prove
more efficient than lhc'present
types, railroads may-find it neces
sary to replace equipment at a
cost of ninny millions of dollar?.
The investigation is expected to re
quire a year. .
F U R N IS H E D
m ouse !
F A C IN G E A S T O N S A N F O R D AVENUE '!
ice $75.00 per month
BONDS
LOANS
Announcem ents F o r 1926
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PRICED FOR QUICK SALE AT
1Opening of Second Section of F o rt Mellon—
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prices'decidedly low— reservations now being ac
cepted. ‘ 1.
A new felt but for southern
is of the new light jrrccn.
trimmed with butterflies cut
the same material.
Beautiful
new
homes-^*Spanish
Bungalows
and English Colonials— Commodious and indivi
duality supreme.
B U S IN E S S IS B E T T E R !
Among our offeringa of Business Property
and acreage unusual values arc found.
. How about letting us have that listing that you liavo
been holding buck for the Winter Buying Session?
'tt>ypu would like to pick up some real bargains be
fore another increase in prices, we have what you
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.-(Call 714.
Room 8, fJnmer-Woodruff Illdg.
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Magnolia At Second
PAUL LA K E
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LOANS
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Facts
Every development we have fostered has been highgrade .in. pyery particular. ,W e have never bpen c.tillpd
upon to offer apologies for ihe property we have distrib
uted. E ach development has been sold upon hsjjw n
Designed by nature to meet the requirements of ex
acting people who want the utmost m beautiful natural
merits, therefore no apologies w e;e necessary.
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Druid Park, our present development, is on State
Every element of natural beauty, all the
Highway No. 3 (Sanford-Orlando R o ad ), and on the
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high-class developments -with which w.e have been asso
ciated previbusly— Pinehurst, Pinecrest, and others.
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of experts is being employed in designing and beautify
ing Sanford Grove, making it a place of beautiful homes
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Druic) Park appeals to the most exacting investor, it em
in a setting of indescribable loveliness.
bodies all dje fe^ti^es that make, it th^
vestment oppoirtunity of the Greater San
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Restrictions to meet the most critical exactions.
o u u o r g a n iz a t io n
’ C. A. Batton
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C. L . B ritt
E . A.' Chittenden1
Joe D. Chittenden
(L i* P. Chittenden
Frank J . Fitzpatrick
D. C. Griffin
W. C. Hill
E . M. Hunt
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Howard Overlin
Mildred Gw Peabody
K.*IL PichArd ' < ,
Frank L. Woodruff,
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DART NASON, Sales Dlroctot
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T l]— A u to m o b iles fo r S a le
III— Business Service \-is—Help Wanted—Male
CHEVROLET
r
Don-Jon Chevrolet Co., Inc. .
18— Business Service Offered
2nd and Magnolia
Phone 768
F O ftn T o U R IN C ciri7 in good’ ord- TRACTOR SERVICE: Plowing
disking and strict grading.
cr for $8B.b0. Call 708 W. First
Let us do your subdivision..M. SI.
Street, City.
lx>rdt Route A, llox 216.
I
j 27— Professional Services
CHIROPRACTIC is successful in J
liver, stomneh and kidney eundiJtion. Why not investigate? Phone 1
•482-J for appointment. Dr. W. [
E. MncDougull, 1*1 Natl. Bank.
Illdg.
lie
|K*n-
GOOD USED CARS
ItirnL
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
"The Rexnll Ktore”
We make a specialty of our prompt
filling of prescriptions and quick
delivery.
Drugs — Soda
Hot Sandwiches
1—*1022 Dodge Touring.
3—1024 Chevrolet Tourings.
its
2 — 1023 Chevrolet Tourings.
lie. AnpUllM.
lysis, I
b'v you
1 relief,
line or
rn, Il<>v
I —1023 Ford Touring.
1 -1023 Nash Touring.
fivision
l<> OrF In r r.
1 High-
r
it ON JON INC.
East 2nd Street, Sanford, Fla
SEVERAL ladies t*> represent a
large corporation I’leasunt work
and splendid opportunity. Apply
! Mrs. Lepper. Montexumu Hotel.
t l •">1
Boule-
'f C O L O R E D G IR L wanted to cure
for child in uftonioon Cull up
-■tiiirs at 1112 M yrtle Avenue,
with
vers to
tuve refreward.
\\ M I R E S S E S .Must In- neat «ml
live at home, pleasant surround
ingApply Palm Garden Tea
Room, liii'kei Bldg 2nd nnd Magimlla.
litl.
IllI'lt'K ROADSTER. 1024 model.
it* with
Run only 14,000 miles, in first
ni left ‘ lass condition. Owner going north.
found Seminole Paint & Vnrniah
B \V
Cates Bldg. F\ W. Gill.
... —
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I 33 — Help W anted M»h*
\
•
iWANTED
Khr.dl DODGE TOURING In good condiiamiitnD. _ tion, fair rubber all around. Sold
r». .1 I ) .' for repairs. Wnldon’a Garage. I ll
r a'id re j E. 4th S tre e t.
Experienced help i leaning and
blocking Applv al 4 Di Central
Ave.
15— Automobiles for E x |
AUTOS
EAGLE AUTO SERVIC E Day
or night. Mecta nil trains. Bagnge transfer. Phone 561 and 63-w .
R E E L & SONS
You Drive It.
W. Myrtlo nnd 2nd St. at R. R.
" " Truck
I J'«•
Truck
15— Service Stations— Repair
ing
[ 8'. I.VC
WAVE YOUR CAR
Washed
|« -'ml si
Several salesmen with Mean
records and capable of present
ing a high grade proposition.
Apply f» a. m.' to !> p. m.
Greased
at the
A NIGHT watchman, middle aged,
AUTO LAUNDRY
must furnish good references.
for bu|«-. PERFECTION
Oak Avenue
Celery City Lumber & Supply Co.
Wc Give Night Service
r'llifir staSALESMEN WANTED to sell in
Ocala, a highly restricted subdi
WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag
nolia and Second, F irst nnd Elm, vision. Win* or phone nnd we will
'•Es s e x
Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. arrange to see you in Sanford Sat
urday, Jan. 30. Bryant, Barco &
Expert service.
Cobb, Ocala, Kin.
" "„* * 8, —
ER_______
& L EW
IS GARAGE
________________
vc* &
* 2nd
2 n * Street
Danford‘ £Ave.
Phone 60
ii MAP of
1 Compiled from
^.hotting r a i T s '
i.iilrnmD. eauals,
' ranges, sections
Seminole County.
all the latest data,
roads, highways
towns, townships
Maps 18x 24 inch
fnllittl
folded llllll
and kftlllllkfl
hound III
in tllllllhll
durable
pocket size. illustrated covevr.S.
Price ■15 cents, post mini Special
pruc m i|iiautity lots Also 192(1
Allas comprising nil 1,1 the (17
. ounllC! us above ilcscrilu'd and
Stale Maps showing townships and
ranges. ADo gives illustrated din1 gram showing how to cut up Intul.
Handsomely and duruoly hound
with pliuhle tag hoard linen. Price
$12.50 (lost paid. Good proposition
for salesmen. Associated Map Com
pany, 10G-I08 Vail Arcade, Miami,
1>Florida.
________________ ___
i*s
MAKE $1.00 per hour. We start
you without a dollar selling magnctlc
corn
salve,
other products,
ex n
cn c lo
rn tm
i. 1 , .........
---------kQrV. Write
perience iisxaii/*aR
unnecessary.
Write RichRtchi ey Supply Co., Wchum, Pa.
X — Real E sta te F o r
Rent
Builders Supplies
110 North Iuiurel St.
7f — Farms for Rent
FOR RENT: House garage. Apply
1200 Magnolia.
HILL LUMBER CO. House
Service. Quality nnd Price.
77— Houses for Ren!
of
4 ROOM house furnished and bath.
Hot water, two fire places. Gas
stove, furniture for sale. Rent $60
COAL FOR SALE. Phone or .call n month. 120 Palmetto Ave. H.
Lincoln Hotel.
J Grapcr.
50— Fuel nnd Feed
57— Good Things to Eat
, 81— Wanted— To Ren!
ICLOSED BUICK from owner for
lady to drive around town for
BARBECUE
week. Phone 601-J.
On South Sanford Ave. Rose Drive
---------------- ;— :
:
‘Where everybody meets everybody' FURNISHED apartment for 4
Sandwiches
Cold Drinks
ndulta. 2 bedrooms. HousekrcpHot Coffee
ing. Address N. S. care Hernld.
0». .,,1 on sution.
, x l _ RcaJ f .g a t e F o r ’
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J. II. TIL L IS
85— Farms nnd Land for Sulo
MEAT M ARKET.
We trim our meats nnd not our
ACRES, unusual opportunity
customers. A trial will convince
you.
1 for celery development. Very
liberal terms. A. E. Atkinson, 310
4(12 Sanford Avenue
West Sixth St. Phone 600. •
Photic 105
____
6 ncro celery farm, house and
burn, hard rond, 1-2 mile depot,
58— IfmiM'htild (Ioodn
___ $6500.00, Terms.
Sanford Stove & F’umlturc Co.
10 acres of citrus land, joining
321 E. First Street
lake 6 1-2 miles out $2000,00.
We carry a full line
Terms.
jOur prices are right. Cnsh o r 1 6 room, house, garage, 2 hits,
terms.
UYwnnt your bunino-#. Snnfonl Avr. Quirk haIo jrifiOO,
---------1---------------- _
Trrrns.
VII— Livestock
48— Horses, Cattle, Vehicles
r. O T O ,
THREE
BEAUTIFUL lota in
Brentwood, ipul ono In Maryland
Highlands near Ocala. 1 )^ 302,
Sanford.
LOTS
LOTS
LOTS
OOT
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m o w - | K N O W ^3H E t>
C Q F 8M A A*p K M E
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W O U L D e> e. A C P .I M E
T O Q ' ^ T U R D ) H iM - J
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Ia O O O T
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Imt
*• F **n*»« Sen vice Inc.
•* Brills "*kt»,
A SL E E P
-i
HOUSE ON MAPLE A V EN U El
with 4 rooms and bath ■J
■
$6000
1* t
$1200 Cnsh. Balance Tcrm f. |
OPPORTUNITY FOR
Carpenter. We have listed _
this office a house 25x14 which
has not boon divided into room*
and la now one large room and
can bo purchase
purchased for $600
cash. Balance $25 per month.
$2250
bo o m F u r n is h e d h o u s e
onn Magnolia
AIng;
Avenue with bath
and all modern fmprov;mem
$14,000 -v
$6,700 Cush. Balance
month.
AVENUE
4 rooms and bath. Faring east,
with all Improvements.
,
$4500
$2500 Cash. Balance Terms.
inquiry ft
40 to 100 acres
es within d miles
of Banford, priced not more
than $100 per acre. What have
you to offer?
3 ROOM BUNGALOW
on Palmetto Avenue, near
South Side School. This house
is completely furnished and has
bcrecnod porch and all im
provements.
14000
$B50 Cash. $60 per month.
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
615 F irst National Bank Bldg.
Phone 713
MORGANTOWN. W. VA., people
ere interested In Florida. Each
of them through a classified ed 87— Acreage for1Sale
in tbe Morgantown POST. Six ------------------------------------- f-------------------- :
cents a word ftor six consecutive
ACREAGE—1000 acres one mile
Issues.
frontage on 8 L John's Blm v
10,000 ft. frontage on Wekivn Riv
m
CxOUUS1
( THOUGHT
er. $110 per acre. 30 per cent cash.
Balance terms. See Jos. A. J.ahnaaa,
118 W. let Street
88— R ea l E s t a t e f o r E x c h u f t
‘z O & JE . A iH E .
W O L COH N A
C(VT M E T H E N ' I
1
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x
1
HOUSE ON MAGNOLIA
Avenue—
venue— 3 rooms and IHath i-g- }
ruled on well locatedI lot with
plenty of room to build • llenx*
house on same property. This
house has living room, sleep
ing room, kitchen, bath and
screened porch and Is nn ex
ceptional value.
$4500
$1125 Cush. Balance Monthly.
HOUSE ON MEI.LONVILLE
Two new six room Coloniul houses
located among beautiful oak trees, ADVERTISING gets results tf It
reaches potential buyers. Pa*
ready for occupancy January 25th
latka Dally News la circulated Id
and February 10th.
an industrial and agricultural aec
Prices and terms very reasonable. tion.
__L
ROOM H O U SE ,*
4 ROOM HOUSE
».
on Maple Avenue on lot (*0x117
This house has hath ru in hut
* no fixtures.
$6,000
(1500 cash. Balance $30 per
month.
AUTOMOBILE D EA LERS: If you
want to sell your used cars, ad
vertise dally on the classified page.
A P. CONNELLY k SONS
Cor. Second nnd Magnolia
0
on West First Street on lot
64x280. This house has both,
fireplace und all mwlern 1mprovement*.
$ 12 ,G00
$4,600 Cosh. Balance 1 , 2 , 3 a
^•oars.
7 ROOM HOUSE
on Myrtle Avenue with
$8,500
$2000 Cash. Balance $75 per
month.
FORTY ACRES of land on the Wekiva River for salo for $12,600,
with terms. Thin in the highest,
MR. W. p. CARTER
dryest nnd best land between the
ItiHim 230 Meisch Building
hard road and the R. I t 1320 feet
river frontage.
„„„„„
.
...
, HAGAN REALTY CO.
(»{>— Rooms for Housekeeping „HOUSE
6 rooms, bath and oil mod- 108 E. 2nd Street.
Phona 63b
cm convenience*. I -urge lot. 2
TWO furnished rooms. Inquire of garages. Palmetto Ave., $7500; $3,- RUN AN AD in these columns.
Mr». J. E. Singletary, Lake Mary, 000 cosh. P. O. Rox 239.
The cost is small, results are
great. Phone 148.
Fla.
B y GEORGE McMANUS
O t-A U T F I N D
IvtsooeiT
DO YOU WANT one of the best
corner locations in Snnford. If*
blocks from P. O, F?nstem expos
ure for a homesite. If «o, Write
Box W. W. care Herald.
See
fa th er
OUUO
<
nnveil^itreets ,ltt', WaUr’
I
GOLCLOUGH REALTY CO.
laits itl" Rose Court $ 2600.00 and ' Re®J
„ ,l n *!,Jrance
Tip. There is more bunding in this
•*** hirst National Bank Bldg.
BALL HARDWARE
development than any other in San- I •'ia||f|>rd, Hu._______ Telephone 732
PhonoH
ford.
~ ~ " * ~
“ ““
We have homes with all modern
improvements splendidly located
for $3250.00 and up. Now is the LOT III FRANKLIN TERRACE
|time to buy. See us at
50x128 feet fronting Laurel Ave.
THE WHITE REALTY CO.
$1160.00.
305 First Nat’l. Bank Illdg. —
Terms reasonable.
LOTS 2 AND 3 EVANS TERRACE
lili— Wanted—To Huy
120 feet fronting on Mlgnaliu, 95
feet deep.
A BEAL BARGAIN
1 BUY, pay cnsh for second hum!
$4760.00
pianos. Address Box 362.
• Terms reasonable.
New 5 Room House _ _
IX —Rooms and Board;
BOOTH AND G IBBS
$3260
• 117 Magnolia Avcnuq
G7— ItoomH With Hoard
$756.00 cash, hnlunce easy terms.
ROOM BY YOUNG MAN: Central
ly located, must have hot water
GOOD MILCH cow with three
months old calf. Apply 1010 Or and convenient to bath. State price
unge Ave. I’. O. Box 466, J . H. Gil in communication. Address L. F. G.
care Sanford Herald.
more.
rooip house and gartljfe/’fm
MrCALI, & FOX
REALTORS
PHONE 745.
•MIRROR” ALUMINUM
From
173— Wanted— Rooms, Hoard
*‘t aS
•» *•>.«♦ x*yv .
I•
1>*U 32 ami 41 Magnolia HotgHCi
on Hughey $1026 each. | iM > c * ilf'
— balance easy terms. l<ota 72* and.
7.1 Magnolia Heights on Highland,’
$1400 each. $460 cash, balance easy
! terms.
’ <
■’»*
TODAY’S BEST BUY
.. j y
slxur
| Ix>t 1 Evans Terrace, rorwm
Hughey nnd Magnolia- $2800;* l&AA
Lot in Fort Mellon, on Mellon- |cash. Balance 4 yearly payments.
ville Avenue, far below market
•»
'.viol
value. Price $2000 with excellent 1 lx>ts 143 nnd 144. Pinehurat. f l , *
term s.'
800 each. $500 down, kajapfe
/
monthly.
>
»
Rose Court lot—one of best buys
in the beautiful addition for $2700.
Terms.
See
80 acres close in, excellent for
K. S. RO(’KEY
subdividing purposes, going now at
At
Vulcanising Shop ,
$500 per acre.
I ll K. 2nd Stn>et.
Phone rflt
See
«*
I lot 00x117 Evans Street. $2500.
In Rose Court lot 100 for $2250.
--------------------- — Terms.
|Small cash payment. Balance qunrFOR SALE: Second hand piano.
JA S. A. JOHNSON
i tcrlv.
Call 3211.
112 W. First Street.
I
In Bel-Air Lots 6, G, 7, R. 0, 10,
‘ REALTORS and Brokers should
,, ' ,
1 carry a complete list of their I’llO N h 148 for nromp attention In Block G for $750.00 each. 1-3
j l»M offerings in the classified colu,u.1 ‘‘X|*riencod service in ar down, balance to suit.
ums daily
ranging your copy.
___________ _________________ __ ___ r r
r
B ,
J In .Bel-Air Lots 17,' 18, 10, Block
lil_ S i* e d s . P la n ts. F e r tiliz e r s 8 1 — Houses fo r S a le
_ | l 2 for $826.00. 1 3 down, halnnco
____ _____ __________
I to suit.
( I T FLf)WEPS for sale. Calendu
Industrial
Property:—
. . ..
,
, . .
„ . ,
las now ready. 25c per do7.cn.
100 feet facing on Cedar Avenue . " ban* Lanin Lot 3 nn Snnford
Pliom lO W, Mrs. L. II. Jones.
corner of Second Street facing A. 1 A v . rice $4000.00. I art cnsh and
C. L. R. R
terms.
'•Tl WART THE F L O R IS T ’
125 foot fronting on' Maple Avon
4
_%t .
Flowers for nil occasions.
nue nnd running back 117 foot on *
n
^ vr *
811 Myrtle. Phone 200-W.
■ fith Street, right by u Hpur triirk i
hunt, price $4000.00. Puri
G5— Specials n l th e StoreH
of the A. C. L. It. It.
|c,,,,h ,,nd fo” ™These two pieces of property are I
especially adapted for warehouse . 7 '
®U® Av^e. 8. (A. corner
sftes. The price and terms are ;?°f *• Block 17, hustern exposure,
very rensannnliv See us and let us
rllp $6600 on cusy terms,
show you the property.
! ,,
.
Homes and Homo Sites;—
! ^ Fou nro ln ff|e market for a
Eiiiiip A.mi K itch en
1 6 lots in Fort Mellon at $2,000.00 . lot "r *’ "* Bt ,,n<*p •»" «« <’*» *.«'•?
, with
each. One of the best develop-!You money,
1
ments in Sanford. In full view o f] •
S TF.NOGRAI’HER with 5 yci/rs
experience desires itosition in
Snnford. Can furnish best of ref
erences. Write Box 100 cure Herald.
72— Whore to Stop in Town
37 — S itu u lio n s W an ted — M ale
MONTEZUMA HOTEL
ONE ex(>erienc<Hl in publicity and Sanford’s most hotne-like ho
circulation department, would tel; located on corner Magnolia
like immediate connection. Address Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi
ness section. Open all year.
Box 16 care Sanford Herald.
j . r . McDo n a l d , Mgr.
Phone 486
REAL BARGAIN n r OWNEft
85 — Lois For Snle
/>2— Musical Instrum ents
ROOMS, with or without meals.
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
* >s\ .*iU i
-iliiiiS L r '
4 ROOM HOUSE, one wood saw
c1orc
house is only
nnd 0 H. P. engine. Gilbert
? • » " 0,d. For quick sal*.
DeLooch, Comer 12th Ft. and Pe- WOOO, half cash, balance monthly^
enn Avenue.
I
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}-
Sale
WANTED combination second cook
nnd pot washer. Also counter GK— IfnontH Without Hoard
girls. Lu-lleth Cafeteria.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS? Apply
; 418 Oak Avenue.
5('»— Shunt ions Wanted—
Female
11.
LEPPER
Montezuma Hotel
Snnford
and
OPEN ALL NIGHT
Wrecker Service DhySind Night
..
*14
24 Hours Storage
Storugo
M
154— Help— Mule or Female
SALESMEN!
Polished
■ Ljr
Ik* W.
P(|Tn|{ CO.
Phone 692
DAYTON \ SHORES O FFICE
Across From the Post Office
Sanford.
IV— Employment
|ird dog i
It*
Apply
All the above* cars are in g o o d ----------- — --------------------------condition nnd the prices are right 5 2 — Help Wan led— Female
I
0
Shores.
LANKY’S DRUG STORE Pro
script ions, Drugs, Sodas. We
are as near you a* your phone.
Call 103.
1— 1023 Star Touring.
I
Several high grnde salesmen
to accept reservations for the
Fleetwood Section of Daytona
~ UNION T mIAUMACY
III First Street
Prescription Specialists
Phone 375 for immediate attention.
2—1024 F'ord Tourings.
H. B. McCALL JR .
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,
1 85— l ^ t s for Sale
A SACRIFICE price on a well lo F IR ST ST R E E T bungalow, two
acres to lake. R. J. McCabe, Rt.
cated and (laying novelty, notion
and dry goods business In the heart A, Box 91A.
of DeLand, Fla.
Moderate
rent, I
‘
-- ------_ I1 ______ I
good lease.’ WrUe
or call
E. Keller , 1 2 ROOM house, Itoselands Height
Easy terms. Write B. Zcitcr, 117
204 South Boulevard, DeLand, Fla.
Magnolia.
V
DODGE «
I'lUl I
75— Business Places for Rent 8 4 — H ou ses F o r S a le
53— B u ild ing M a te r ia ls
Two neat, energetic boys over
WIGHT PRINT SHOP-Prlnting
Miller 0 . Phillips Co., Inc.
12 years of age to deliver HerEngraving, Embossing. See u?
Pleasure cars and Graham trucks.
Oak and 2nd Street.
'Phone 3 first. We do it. Phono 417-W uld paper routes in evenings.
R. R. Avc.-Commercinl St.
Must have- bicycles. Apply
SANFORD BUICK CO.
between 2 and 4 p. m.
1!)— lluildinjt— Contracting
212 Magnolia Avenue
Phone 367
SANFORD E L E C lY tc Y tk
HUPS—MARMONS
Successors to Giltnn & r i a t t ____________________
Sanford Automobile Co.
11G Magnolia. Everything elec- STENOGRAPHER: S
200 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137
_________
Steady work.
tvicnl. Phone 122. Klectragith
\i1
Radio.
Mr. Beeisch, Thoenix Utility
LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON ________ _____________________ : Company.
Edward Higgins, Inc.
Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 331 JAo ? ? ln tIL«|C2hVi NMl‘f l! ivint* YouNc;" m a n : One w ith " high
SflOU 'Jn r lm ? n S l T Metal \\ork.
school education preferred, who
sib'iE
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can
moct thc public, and call on
tion.
A nue and I bud Street. Tile- |pra| business pirn. Salary basis.
Sanford Dealer, S. A. Pine
|u<*nt 208 W. First St,
Phone 017
(none i n . __________________ _ State age in communication. AdMIRACLE
Concrete Co., general ,lr,‘ss 11 10 carc Herald.__________
REO
cement work, sidewalks, build-'
'
WANTED
Fla. Reo Co., R. A. Williams, Mgr.
208 W. F irst St..
Phone 017 ing blockft, irrigation boxes. J. R.j
Tens illeger, 1 rop._______ ____
; At once young man with high
DIANA
AUGUSTA
CHRONICLE
AU-t!iCh,,Hl
‘'duration. »<> * ork ln RtoroMoon
Diana Sales- -and
Service a, ua., Augusta's greatest
----------------- - ------gu*‘
208 WIT. F irst
Ga
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«
sta,»
greatest
i
Permanent job.
S t.
Phone 017 |classified medium, rate, cash, Uc
S. Q. PORTER. Mgr.
__ I charge. 10c minimum.
COLEMAN’S O FFICE EQUIP
J I — Painting— Papering
MENT CO.
______ .1
207 Magnolia Avenue
•T. M. DUNLAP: Painting of the
better kind. 10th and Laurel. I
I Phone fifili-W.
..
them for Results
'V
VIII—Merchandise
WANTED
.
A G E -
40 ACRES Block Hammock Celery
Lend For Sole. Lata number*
*41, 242, *43. *44 In Urn SW f T o f
tbe 8 W 1-4 of section l - l l ~
Inole county,41-4 miles
of Qvlcdoj fs 1*4 mile
railroads and paved r
rounding landl _
in trock. Price $
1-4 4a*h. balance
years at 8 percent
•No incum be ranees
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8 Hour B attery Charging • .
Saves Tim e and Money
We rcchnrgb your 'run-blown battery perfectly in 8
hours with our Constant Potential Charging System.
Salves 50c on rental battery expense. Recommended
by nil the lending battery ynanufacturers. Try this
now, b etter b attery charging service. You’ll like it.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
';
R A Y BROS.
407 W est F irst S t,
4
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T
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Phone 5IH
Sanford, Fin.
A FFILIA TED W ITH
S a n fo r d C r e d it A s s o c ia t io n
Y our C redit R e c o r d
which a fifteen story $ 2 ?000,0QB Fleet
wood Hotel will be built
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immediately
fo llo w s You!
'He who loses* Cmllt what
hath lie lott tlmt can avail
him ?'’— PubiliuH Syrtis.
K eep your cred it record good nn<l you’ll always
hnve credit when and where you need it! Move
to distant points, travel in strange plnces and
you 01*0(111 record follows you— for good credit
i
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a t home means good credit abroad.
Keep your credit record clear,
^v-,i credit and it will protect you!
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S a n f o r d C r e d it A s s o c i a t i o n
cm
?h iij pronprty owned by Sanford In terest and
few days on ly; then, State-wide selling
campaign offering lots fur subscription su bject
4U < to allottm ent.
. , iffered fo r
Ocean F ro n ta g e a t §550.00 P e r F o o t
.
About 550 lots in oil, one-fourth already ti^ken.
Right, is reserved to Withdraw this pre-rcservation sulo a t any time without notice. ? '
1 K A R L J. S C H U L T Z
-R E A L EST A TE— INVESTM ENTS
phone 744
60G-G07 First National Rank Building
W. F . 1IOLBORN, Sales Manager,
Opposite from P
t.'l
ja 'n s -
• Z it
�Partly eloody tonight and' Fri
day, followed by shewera Friday
In northwese portion, gentle 'vari
able winds.
Assodaled Press Full Leased Wire
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1826,
HOME EDITION
NUMBER 153,
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tinoe CrCW SENATE PASSES F o r d ’s R e n a is s a n c e O f PASSAGE LIMIT Extra Advantage Is
Old D ance Music Said To
,sStricken
H a ve S tarted In Kitchen ON TAX BILL IS GainedlnFirstNine
[id-Ocean
PUT AT FEB. M Of Afternoon Play
Long Senate Conflict Closes
le! Broken Collar Bone Is
W ith Roll ( ’nil At A I,nlo
Hour Last N ight; Senator
»s- Suffered By W ales As
Borah Says Fight Not Over
\t He Is ThrownByHorse
Hit LE IC E STER , Enfe.; Jnn. 2R.— Johnson Makes Final
(/!>)—The Prince o f Wales suffer
ed a fractured collar bone when
jie was thrown from his horse
tmlny while hunting with the
Fcrnlo hounds.
The nccident occurred nt J.itllt- Shelton this afternoon. The
I^rnce fell on his left shoulder,
breaking the cnllur bone, on that
nide. lie is returning to London
fur medical attention.
The Prince of Wnles’ fall to
day was tho second in two dnya.
lie was thrown yesterday at Mel
ton Jlowhray when his horse fell
dead under him. It makes his
fifteenth riding accident rince
the autumn of 1020.
On ono
previous occassion near Leighton
Buzzard, in February, 1024. he
suffered a broken collar bone
a>’i while training a hunter.
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DETROIT, .lan. 2B.—G P)-'H ie
nnaisnnci' in dance music which
Henry Ford is sponsoring through
Die revival of old time tunes and
with the aid of many old-time fid
dlers. had its inception in the kitch
en of a modest home outside of Big
Rapids, Jlich.
It was here that Henry Ford, on
a vneation trip'imrth with Thomas
Edison, llnrvny S. Firestone and
n f,’w 'dher intimate friends, first
'aw *'.b p” llisbre, maker of violins
and fiddler at old-time country
Lcnront And lhirah Talk Over dames.
“Jep” nr ’‘Jasper Bislteo, of
Kudin, L atter Saying He
Paris, Micli.. as he registered at
Will Take 1smk> To Voters Detroit‘‘ leading hotel ns the guest
of Mr. l ord is 8.1 years old.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 28.-</P>
"He i> the father of the move
Tlie American ship of Stale uftei ment Inn k to the old-fashioned
a long delay, i* launched in tin dances," Mr. Ford said. “ It was
channel that leads to n eat in t : , lislriiiiig tu him and Ida old-fash
World Court at tieneva.
ioned tooi that helped to it Vital
The Senate gave its “advice an ■ ize nn belief that the time had
consent" to membership last nigh', (•nine fur a revival of the old dances
adopting the resolution of adher
ence nnd its accompanying re :‘-r
vations by a vote of 79 to IT, i,r
14 mure than the necessary twothirds majority. Hut many detail;
nnd formalities remain for action
before the U. S. actually becomes
a member of the tribunal.
on
And meanwhile, .Senator Borah,
reRepublican of Idaho, leader of tj-.o
of
Senate opposition to the court, de
ow
clares the fight is not ended und David Marshall i'lurcd Under
that the people will he asked to
ned
(iuard When He T h reatens
decide it,
•
ten
T a Take Own L ife; W ife Is
( ’oolidce To lie Notified
The next formal step is tin* no- | Not To Aid In His Defense
cn
tifiention of President Conlidgc,
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by the Senate that it approves j PHILADELPHIA, Jnn. 28.—(/P)
[the
membership. 'I lie president, then,
David I.. Marshall, confessed
urtJi,.fCcmmission To Conduct H ear through the State Department, will 'slayer of Anna May Dietrich, lias
ing Inlq S an ity Of Y outh communicate the rcanrvalions to ihreatencd to take Ids life and is
W ho Killed T h ree Persons, members of the League of Nations i under guard in the hospital at
and impure if they approve of Moyitmemmig prison.
A very fine old man is Jnxper and
he knows his business."
Ford first heard him in 1922, and
shortly nfter ‘Mcp” came tp Detroit
to make the first contribution to
Mr. Ford’s' Americana of dance
music.“ Initer, Air. Ford sent him
east to Mr. Edison’s laboratory
where some of the aged fiddler’s
choicest selections were perpetua
ted in the phonograph reproduction
rooms.
"Jep " played a drum for tho sol
diers in Deli ml in Ihtll. Later "he
conducted n drug store and sold
tcu and coffee. At other moments
he played reels, nehottInches, pol
kas, ipiadrilles and called dnnees at
country gatherfogs. At 81, “Jep ”
still is able to dance a jig.
"You know," he said, "they*
thought 1 vva • going to-die, hut
I ’m fooling Vm. I run 40 rods every
day of my life and I’m 83. Yes,
that's a lot of years."
SLAYER SAYS HE AUTHORITIES SAY
WILL K ill SELF NO TRUTH TO JAIL
AT FIRST CHANCE BREAK RUMORS
COURT RULES BOY
SLAYER MUST RE
EXAMINED F I R S T
C’hnirmatT Smool Opens De
viate* On Kvduclion Measure
A h It Comex Up F o r ConlUderatibn Beftire Senttle
“Sound Economy
Involved In Bill
Sidelights On
G olf Tourney
By Robert L. Ilmiker
Finance C onduce Head Asks
Repeal Of The K slale T a x ;
Willie MacFarlaoe was forced
Ollier IVovisiiHiH-Dcfcnricd to watch tho play from the' ve
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28. (AT—
0|M‘ning senate debate on the tax
mlurthms hill Ixlny, t'lmirman
Smoot of the Finance Committee,
in chnrge of the meusiire, set Feb.
HI a* the date for final paa-nges if
tax reduction i* to be n-serteil by
March 15 when fir-t income tax in
stallment* are due.
Reductions in Die income tnxrprovldixl by the. measure would
amount to $2IP,000,000 ltd* year,
Mr. Smoot said, which he divided
as follows: Income* of less than
$10,000—$52.200,1100; incomes nf
$10,000 too $ 100,000 —$4(|,100,000;
incomes In excess of $100,000—$1*2
0 ,000 ,0 0 0 .
F arreiP s Score F o r
S ixty -T h ree Holesr
Is 251 While Hagen
Has A Card of 253
Medal Scores For
Morning Play 71
randa of the clubhouse, bring laid
tip with a touch of cold and stom
ach 1 rouble.
Barnes And Sarazen
L o w In Standing
At End 3rd Round
Parcel!, who is Philadelphia open
champion, continue* to he a fa
vorite with the crovyd. Jphnnp’s
good nnturod acceptance of even
the tmighcHt hreuks appeal* tu the
whole gallery.
,* * • *
Tly big assembly geta n great
amount of fun watching Arnaud
Mm-fev when the cameramen get
e.'lcr him f((r a picture. He evidcutly (loon not like to pose for a
I cried exceeding five Beconda,
Johnny Farrell Increased
his lend over Walter Hagen to
two strokes nt tho end of the
drst nine holea of the Anal
round of the Central Florida
72-hole medal play nt the San
ford Country Club course this
afternoon.' Farrell shot a !J6
while Hagen's score wns 87.
Tho total scores for tho two
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nt the end of 03 hole* wn* a* fol
Archie •Gompston, British open lows: Farrell 261, Hagen 253.
Anticipating attack* on the
ground that the rates gave too <hnnip, was out early nnd was
At the clo*o of thia morning’*
reduction* on incomes over busy driving 1**11* down the fnir- play, Farrell hud regained tho
1*rt*r;t itl ion;irv
Measure; much
$100,000 hy a slash in the maxi ,v »y for ids' caddy retrieve. Co mu
No Arms Were Found mum surtax rate from to In *20 st nn is also u favorite with the in* made tho third round of 18
tmirnnmcnt lead from Hagen wnon
per cent and not enough on incomes ( r.jwd.
hole* in n stroko lens than tho lnt>
( IIP VI; n, .1.01. 28.— (AT— A ro- between $10,000 and $100,000 Sen
The traffic jam was heavy this ter. At the close of tho B4 holes,
pmt of n pint whereby an army ator Smoot, declared the nrineiple
of gong-let''
te would abet nn of "sound economy" wu* involved, l|,ui tiiiiU at a Into hour, hut tra f Farrell Imd a 215 score to his cred
at mi ll n-enuli of 'prisoner* nn which looked "further Ilian to the i fic policemen, Iteckwilh and Wil- it, while Hagen had turned In •
guard- in thi' <minty jell in n interest of any individual or group.” liiiins, lrom the city force, had card of 210.
mnttei* well in luunl.
wli'desnle d livery attempt wus
No Cut in Corporation Tux
Farrell was medalist for the
Appointed By Ju d ge Spinn American memhership as .nullified
l h n ,nt wus revealed today given little ii 'ii ace by jail nffimorning play with a 71 for tho
“Thu
largest
single
source
of
In
emlx
todiij
ny the re* creatio n s.
(■•>• o fficers who accompanied him
Everyone await* the arrival of
lloit
YELLV1LLE. Ark, Jan . 28.—
for. those having incomes Ilagcti, car und all, for the chain- course, which is ii par 70.
If these nations reply in the a f I ny
to the prison yesterday after he
The in' ' i mat inn was received l»y comes
rki The sanity o f Arnold Comer, 1-1
over
$
lot),WO
i*
from
dividend*;”
firmative,
the signature of the t had been held without hail for the n morning newn^nper, which said
1in
Archie Compston of St. Augus
pint) of champion* always roll* up
Iren* •year old slayer of three perso» * • i 11
.ill he affixed by diplomatic urtion nf the coroner, lie was wait! "iipport wn given it by di-covery he said. "We have made no cut neatly fur bunlnes* und "raring to tine wns second with 72, and 221
htir
will bo decided before the M
to tho original to have made the threat wy-n fi of u Inde in u rear w*JI
for the thrpo round*. Other acorea
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find in the corporation taxes. To tax Ko."
ITP3
* resentatives
r und statute
cut porn to earning* 5r»t at t)t>^l"Pi
Ion circuit (.m irt. fri#x . JhJj» 4 H protocol
for tTrr»urtnng round add the iunow
in
Gene
nrot
V
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ing
of
-aw
filfc*
nnd
ofasAiitc
detective,'
who
had
visiteo
the
irry murder. Judge J . M. Spinn today
va. The resolution of ratification prisoner’s wife, returned with con cap* in the cell of Henry Fern- per cent rate whether distributed
Mike llrndy wn* carrying iV lals-Tyr the 54 holes follow; Gene
appointed a commission of three also will he Hied at Gkiieva anil fession of th e .report that Mrs eke*, midget luunlil. sentenced to or not, ngnin at the 20 pel* cent in 'rmitll negro lad on the running Saracen 7(1-233,• Cyril Walker 7^crease of di-lrihiition \ydh an in- hoard of hi* cur thi* morning on 212; Leo Diegel 80-2211 Arnaud
local physicinns to hold a sanity l\merican mcmliership in the court Marshall would not aid in his de die Feb. It*.
lalJ: hearing this afternoon.
c\icss of $100,000 *0 n
Massey 7(1-222; Miko Brody 70-224;
will hrcoine a fact,
fense
or
have
anything
further
to
('apt, George It. VVcideling, jail- total of 1 2 'j per cent, would seem llri way out to tin* course Going Jim Hume* 78-231; Boh Harlow 83from
Kcmaining in session long pant do witli him.
around
a
curve
in
this
road
tho
hoy
i r, admitted tluwyli»rovery (u the
ree**
YE1.I.VILLE,- Ark., Jan . 28.— the usual hour of adjournment, the
“That's the last struw," Mar hole, which he ■laimed wn* caused to he going ([Uitiv a.* fur a* ju-- lulled uff and wn* blinking hi* 261; Joe Ilydolok 81-234.
tax v 5P)—Arnold Como, 14 year old' Senate swept aside a group of
eyes for an hour afterward. Ho
Hagen turned in a score of 142
shall told the detective. "When i ti l y lietei lonilion of planter In an lice and fairness ran permit."
rind, ‘ mountain youth who killed, three proposed uullifyjing reservatiuiis be
He explained that under the new w o n unhurt. • * m #
for the 38 hole* yesterday and
frank
enough
to
tell
you
I
will
old
walPitf
a
rmini
<>nly
remotely
i boat persons, shot three others and tcr- to the adherence resolution before
tax rate*, revenue would •*** i olwas Ju*t ahead of Farrell, who
end my life at the first oppoi- i onnim'ted with the jail, i
>
Visitor*, wtio came in fur the nud 141.
rlctl: fori zed a section in the Ozark finally adopting the resolution d Uinily." Marshall today was ii
The nr. miiii y was repaired ,,l |looted from pCrsumil income , us
follows: I income* of h -* than •,ourney, are ' marveling nt tins
mountains for more than a week, Sl'lf. II undrcils of spectator*. in mental mill physical wreck, guards once/
Leo Illegal also came in with a
$1(1,(100' $c.7.ooo,ooo; ineum.es of
eluding Mrs. Woodrow \\ ilson, said.
’** faces trial here today.
llcdiil'c -lx men in the jtiil are $ l noon to $ioo^i()(i $ 12,000.(101*: large Held and the number of nu- 114 yesterday, umi led Henry Buitatdc golfer* who are competing estn ami Arnaud Massey who each
< (iiuer is expected to plead in wife of the war president, witness
Marshall
dreads
the
ordeal
of
awaiting
Uiv
galluvvduring
the
tu timity and the hoy's extreme youth ed the close of the long fight and faeing crowds at the coroner'.' inincome* in excess *>f $1(10,000
In the history of golf in (111* (Cato had u score of 14(1.
nexl
thieo
weeks,
•eiitriei*
armed
If
there In* , nexor been such an urbis partnts ilccJaro he iwas only heard a lust minute appeal for de uurHi jnto the death of Miss Die with riot guns Imve Imtii )i!iic«**l $100,0011,000.
At the start of the morning
|Mu I t years old when the crimes were feat of the resolution delivered by trich next Tuesday. Let's lu.-li
Advocating jegeiil of the pm n ,j of national and international r.iuml today, Farrell, Hagen ami
ntwnil tlie jail. Tin- had no cun"I1 committed—was also expected to Senator Johnson. Republican, of this tiling lliruugh," he told ile- iiertioii with any delivery plot, said vision allowing puliliciiy of m: r.- gut In red for any one tour long Jim Barnes went out togeth
California. It bail no apparent ef teetives after his hearing. "Oin't Ward* ii VVeiiieling but was merely rninr lux paynunt*, Senator Smoot nament
have its effect with the jury.
er and were going strong at noon.
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Ilngon and Farrell were shooting
The youth killed Mrs. Boyd, her fect, however, and on the last toll I waive the coroner’s inijuest ? I'm a precaution* r> measure.
The termed it of little value Imcau-e of
Alt the participants have de- good golf and Barnes was playing
ii * , |,ri,,|d daughter of two years, and call, 4(1 Republicans and .!'! Demo Milling to pass it by if you tellows newspiipei said the jjlot including ohviinin means of making false re
tiie smuggling of arm* and exp!> turn* which could he corrected a f ctaied the i torso to he ono of the away off form. Farrell got Into
' ' ’ * hat Ies Moore, Previously he had crats voted for American iiie'inhcr- lire,"
»uljn hot Otis Beavers, his wife nnd ship. Fourteen Republicans, tu 1 Informed that the hearing wus sives into the jail to he used hy ter publication. Tlie treasury, he he-t they have ever played over trouble on the fourth hole, shoot
in tho South. Sanford people have ing from u sand trap into the wa
► K |child. He has never given ah nde- Democrats and one banner-Lubur necessary, he said: "Well, if it the prisoner* in an ussunli on the said, “Im* been unable to trace any learned
more t<* their odantuge In ter and hud to lose a stroke; Ho
must. I must. Then I guess there guarih; at the same time the out additional tax receipt from the
'tunte explanation of tho killing senator voted in the negative.
the last two day* than ever before■ (limed in u six for that hole.
will lie something else on the pro aide attacks and dynamiting took fart of publicity."
“I'd he evinced little concern since
, i nice ruing a feature of their city's Hagen Imd a birdie - on nuinoer
Court Members Gratified
Govern incut Should Withdraw
place. Olio phr.se of it ciilleil fur
|iust his arrest.
gram."
' (traction*.
GENEVA,
Jnn.
28.—
(AT
—
In
five hod with a two,.
..
iiicaiK*
«*f
prisoner*
uert*-**
tin
lieiiiimiling
the
repeal
of
the
<
•
*Beavers was aroused "by the
*♦ ♦ t *
tnly barking
"bridge id sighs," joining the jml lute or mlicritnnce tax, the chulrof his dogs one night nnd formed by the Associated Press of
Barn
ten.
Massey
and
Cyril
The writer was chidtd thi* morn
the Senate’s ratification of Ameri
tu the criminal courts nnd shout |mini diclnred it "would secin unite
Walker were out together at 10:30
ing
fur
including
tho
word*
“cold
Jurt going to the door, was fired upon. can adherence to tin* World Omit,
ing down any opposition.
proper nl thi* time fur the Federal
Heavers, his wife and child, were
winds" in n story of the meet o'clock und were all shooting'wall
----------------------------- government In withdraw from a
George W. Wickcrsham aiuiuiiiio d
I hit with shot gun bullets. •
which
was published yesterday, at the start.
'
|lirid of taxation which so funda?
<'timer's father says the youth tho news nt the opening of today's
The Inrgest gallery followed
Sorry
they can't be swallowed
session«of the conference of jurists
\ V Y lf»|4 I * *■) H i p g mcntiilly mid naturnlly within the
,1” u,li bwen mentally deficient for
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tx i |M>culinr province of each individual1 ccnuse that wind, while it lusted, Hagen, Furtel and Barnes.
engaged ill drafting a rod- in mwan nn} thing hut warm.
The greatest crowd Is expected
i- wbb .M," " 'l.itnL' nn<1 0,1 different occn- teriiationnl law which it is ex pc t••* •
but fi i,,n*
nt tacked members of his ed will vastly increase the useful
Into this afternoon for tho final
"The provision in the Bouse hill
LITTLE ROCK. Ark.. Jan. 28.—
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* l iin iily .
; pruni'I he Chamber of Commerce has 18 holes which nro sure to be fjll
allowing a credit of 89 pur cunt on
ness of the court.
t/JT—Three negro convict*, given
jirH^by
account of payment* to states on >i man on the course taking pictures of thrill* for tho assembled fans.
The jurists, representing many the “truth serum” tests here last
Compaton, the Britisher, turned
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inheritance tuxes was assailed by oi the big boys.
lands, greeted the announcement night, were back in the Arkansas r
l-ovvden Declares In
JUtlM in a card of 149 for the 30 hole*
Senator Sixool ii* constituting
of the American decision with ex state prison today, nppare j*Uy
A. W. Wathcn, 73, former owner
Archie, Compaton went
wont out lid
this yesterday nnd was ahead of
Dur;
Favor Dickinson Bill pression of gratification^
none the worse for their experi of the Lincoln Hotel, nnd u resident "coercion of the states,” and ho de
; with a cuddy who couldn't Barnea, with a score of 153 and
morning
vhith
fended
the
retroactive
cut
In
in
ence*.
—, of Bunfnril since 1HI Ii, died thi*
* ■ in
* Sanuen with 167.
h»t be
BOARD MEMBERS NAMED
IJnddr the "truth serum" experi morning at the homo ti? his sun, heritance* up to the time the pend bnvo measured over three feet
MOINES, Iowa, Jan . 28.—
And you should have ' Everyone was expecting to see
t niif l/ fl-P rin c Ip l* contained in the
TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 1H-—(A1) ment, two of the negroes protest j . E. Wathcn, 819 Falmctto Avenue, ing bill liecome* law rather than height.
Sarnton and tho other atari coma
I any Dickinson Bill, now liefor*) Con _Four members of the Slate Board ed their Innocence, while the third
the higher rules in effect since glimpsed Dint bag Of clubs.
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pm it- gress, were advocated today by of Pharmacy were named by Gov adm itted'that he committeyd the alxiut 9 o’clock, following nn ill 1924. This wn* done In a spirit
way up on tho list today,
ness
of
two
months.
moam
The Chlttondon brothers were on
Tho acorea for the first day ran
former governor ernor Martin today. They nro W. crime for which he had been sen ’ Mr. Wathcn was horn on a farm of fairness and justice tu the living
of Illinois, as htH suggestion for I). Jones, Jacksonville; N. 11. Hun tenced. The experiment wns con near Kt. Vincents, Ky,, on Feb. .7, nnd the dead, he said, estimating baud early to aiuist Louis Wor from Hagen'a 142 to a score of
iff of relieving the farmer o f the burden ter, Fort Myerr; W. M. lUnkins, ducted before a convention of th e ,
that it would cost $75,000 thi* year rell In gotting tho morning round 181 for Neal.
1863, coming to ,Sanford in the fall to make the retroactivo reduction. started promptly. City, of hi;i crop surplus, in an address Daytona Bench; and II. If. D Alem- Arkansas Peace Officers Aawicia- of
Tho crowd waa pulling for Hag
1912 to Operate the old St. John*
«r first before the convention here.
tion nnd many prominent police
en and Farrell all through the
berte, Pensacola.
Hotel,
now
known
as
the
Balm*.
officials, crimionologists and sur
injuring
morning and tho player* were.re______
—
Shortly afterwards ho acquired
* front
geon* were witnesyc*.
wutxling the spectators with some
control
of
the
Lincoln
Hotel,
which
r» ago.
Isaac Parker, under the serum* he managed until 1920, when the
fine examples of golf.
it were
influence said he hud shot and building
Hagen’s driving was superb,
was
leased.
hich he
killed the man for whose murder
only nis approach shot* failing to
Mr.
Wathcn
hud
been
in
fulling
change
he in serving 15 years.
come up to his usual standard.
health for some time, anti two
Emanuel We*t mid Abraham weeks
mman,"
HAVANA, Cuba, Jan. 28.— money under falsa proton.-,os,, tho On\ every putt he waa carefully
ago
(♦/hen
his
condition
be
irio.but
Clark, life termers, denied their
(/j»)—Osborne C. Wm*d remained specification being -that ny Induc surveying hia lie before using his
BRU88ELS, Jan. 28.—(/P>—BeL of Brussels, Malincs und most of guilt nnd their statement* were gan to appear serious he was re today
■rt and
*
nt the Hotel Vevilln Milt- ed n bank to cash a cheek for him putter.
Three Negroes Are
Given Truth Serum
At Arkansas Prison
Six ( ’nmlemned Men In FrlKon
(itmrdod Heavily Just As
A
Following' Illnesst’,p"
O f T w o Months
Wood To Be Jailed If He Doesn’t Pay
Up Before Returning To Palm Beach
Belgium Pays Farewell Tribute To
Cardinal Mercier As Funeral Is Held
the other important cities in the
kingdom.
There was n brief halt at the
lan
place du Congrcs while the popu
lace paid tribute to the unknown
icago
;..ul,trce^
c«PiD»l
“mid
the
soldier lying there. Thence the
lo ling of bells, the booming of procession continued to the olo
I— Alkum, and the atrains of
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funeral marches, played by irnr.»cd Gudule cathedral.
!o. Fla., • tW .M B a i.
•*
with
®f thousands lined the Japanese Statesman
lountLng ol« of tho cortcoge to pay trib*
i Is Claimed By Death
»ra*.
Prelate who, because of
ii*. *J*nd ««»lnat the German inri»*rg- »UnCr*r T?* ^Bcd aa the 'incarnnTOKIO, Jan. 2 8 —
Lieut
rrting
Gen. Viscount Gore Miura. a privy
n* tion’“ *ou* hr war counrUier aince 1910, died.today.
[Orlando tinle
^,000 on
Viscount Miura, who was born
a n m f ^ - . y * * m»«hed the hei nt rhoshu in 1840. scrvedln tho
Prince
Leopold
um
i r P **9
and Civil War in J877 and held var|e boxes
Ilea i
1h* K°neral
,ten,e^a, Isiinto
Irilnto of
of the
the
Ichecks. allied
.,
In ‘ h' * rm? t “ “
i B,rrnip*> an<J
the 'vtHuS?**'
and chief artisan of to
H* rctinpnent In 1880.
R »■«
^ V i l u ! ? 10 wh,ch the Cardinal while hs waa Japanese reiniater at
so mightily contributed.
^ lu l Ko^sa. that the empress of
T— from
"*
wounded veterans that country waa aMaxrinated. .
in the in a U n J * hcd armies followed 1 Jllnictcr aliura w*. ® " « ^ d ^ n
terday lat?ve»'ofP!^Ce*“,0n with represen- suspicion of complinty ln the
■ Tony of
niemhcrs crime but was'released after an ex
glum said farewell to Cardinal
Merrier today, Wth the king as
chief mourner following the coffin
en four,the body was bornuKhrough
animation.
mads *o freely nnd frankly that
many of tha witnesaaa, including
Dr. R. E. House, of Ferris. Tex.,
who conducted the * experiment*,
declared their belief in the negroe*
innocence. We»t said he waa *Itting up in church with a corpse
the night he I* alleged to have at
tacked a white girl.
, ,u
Confession* «ihI ’denial* of gilt
obtained under the influence of
the scrum have no standing in
courts, Dr, House usierted after
the test*, "but pvideoce »o obtain
0,t has already' proved invaluable
for investigational purposes.
TARTY
w il l n o t v o t e
RERUN* Jan.
28.—<^P)-rTli«
sorial “Democratic Party a t a
caucus today d5ci<i f i
ahaUin
/rum voting in tho Rririuta* whim
he motion of confldonc. In the
new Luther cabinet comkp up for
wtTon. Thu l> re g a rd * .a fav
orable to the can*> of Um new
njinlstciTf
moved to (he home of his son, J.
more although he said loat night
E .'W *th c/
,
Mr. Wathcn is survived by'two that he expected to rail today for
sons, J. E. Wathen, of this city Key West on hi* way to rnlm
and J» H. Wathen, Oakland, Gal.; Beach to answer churns against
three daughters, Mias Iru H. Wath him (n connection with tho pass
en, Sanford; Mrs. M. E. Kcott. Kan ing of checks said to be worth
sas City, Mo.,* Sister Frances Bor less.
Chief of Polictt Mondicta of
gia, Louisville, Ky.; two brothers,
Wifi Tula Wathen, and Ellsah J. Havana has declined to act in tho
matter until a request for arrest *
Wathen, both of Kentucky.
Funeral services will l*e held ut nnd extradition has coma through .
All Soul* Catholic church on Sat diplomatic channel*.
urday morning at 9 o'clock, inter
WEST I’AI.M REA CH *Jan. 88j
ment to follow at the Catholic
cemetery.
—GIT—Oiborno C. Wood, formin'
lieutenant in the army and son *bf
on another bank and then with
drawing tho funda . before the
check was honored. The amount,
it was said, vim* for $259.
Tho Sheriff lust night received
n cablegram from Wood in Ha
vana asking "How Much do I awe
individuals suing me for checks."
Wood also asked tho sheriff had
he rather he would return to
Florida and pay In pereon or pay
by wire.
"It 'la none
of rey business
whether ho takes care of hia al
leged obligations by cable from
Havana or returns here to make
Maj.-Gen. I.mnard Wood, gover settlement," commented Sheriff
NEW MOTORS ORDERED
nor general of the Philip]
Baker. "If ho* acts , foot, in my
county before making reatitutUm,
WASHINGTON, Jaa. 28,-hP)— roust settle his. alleged
The Navy expects to have iom« of cheek difficulty before be returns he will bo arrested and jailed."
the smoothest running, must de fo Palm Beach coanty, If hr'wishta
County solicitor W. K. Roebuck
pendable Nigh-power, lightweight to avoid arrest and iail Waa ]Uie said he had in his possession eignt
airplane engines in existence. It nttitudo t *l»y *«f Ajmiff
other checks claimed to be worth
has given orders for s new typo Bah«..
less t h a the Palm JfMh^NhjjjWjj
Sheriff Baker
which
wblch develops 200 more horeanoreathe had written. The total a I tbs nine
power and weighs 160 Jtounds lesa of a warrant
former ymng
checks vos given as $3,499.
that the liberty motor.
v S ri
.
<**•
Barnea drove his first M« shot •-re.
fntu^a sand trap but made a beauV,t
tlfut recovery, only missing a four
for the hole by bad patting.
Farrell was at the edge of the y
rough oo his first tee off but came
through with a fine Iron ahot that
laid him in nice position on the
green, ilsgon was on in two but
hud had bod .luck with hia putter.
They wrre all doing well on the
third hole and were even at that
ono with four each.
. On the fourth Johnny Farrell
drove hia tee off Into a sand trap .
and in gutting out shot Into the
water to the left of the green.
That allot was a bad break and
cost him a.*droke. He dropped a
hall end gut Op Le the pin for a
•ix. only by good patting.
^^Jbo moat enthusiastic crowd,.
*?v r
*
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SANFORD,
FLORIDA, THU RSDAY, JA N U A R Y 28, 1926
H O M E E D IT IO N
N U M B E R 153.
[tin o e C r e w uEmUfc I Aootb F ord ’ s R enaissance O f PASSAGE LIMIT E x t r a A d v a n t a g e l s
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Ha ve Started In Kitchen ONTAX BfLL IS G a i n e d l n F i r s t N i n e
[ id - O c e a n
fie! Broken Collar Bone Is
»s-j Suffered By W ales As
*It| He Is Throw nByHorse
LEIC ESTER , Eng., Ja n . 28.—
(/j»)—The Prince o f Wales suffer
ed n fractured collar hone when
iie was thrown from his horse
today while hunting with the
Fcrnio hounds. *"*
The accident occurred nt L it
tle Shelton this afternoon. The
Prince fell on his left shoulder,
breaking the collar bone, on that
side. He is returning to London
fur medical attention.
The P rince,of Wales’ fall to
day was tho second in two days.
He was thrown yesterday at Mtlton Mowbray when his horse fell
dead under him. It makes his
fifteenth riding accident since
the autumn of 1020.
On ono
previous occasion near Leighton
Buzznrd, in February, 1024, he
suffered a broken collar bone
while training a hunter.
Lonp Sen ate Conflict Closes
W ith Roll Call At A L a ic
Hour L a st N ig h t; Senator
B o rah Says Fight Not Over
Johnson Makes Final
E ffo rt To Defeat Bill
Lcnroof And Borah Talk Over
Radio, L a tte r Saying Me
W ill Take Issue To Voters
"ith the nid of many old-time fid
dlers. had its inception in the kitch
en of a modest home outside of Big
Rapids, Jlieh.
It was here that Ilnnry Ford, on
a vocation trip^north with Thomas
Edison, Harvey 8. Firestone nnd
a few i.ther intimate friends, first
•aw “Jep” Uisliee, maker of violins
and fiddler at old-time country
dances.
“Jep” nr "Jasper Bisliee, of
Paris, Mirli.. as he registered at
Detroit’s leading hotel ns the guest
of Mr. I'urd is 8.1 years old.
“ He is the father of the move
ment Inn k to the old-fashioned
dames,'' Mr. Ford said. ‘‘It was
listening lu him and bin old-fash
ioned ton. that helped to rrystnlizc my belief that the time had
come for a revival of the old dances
A very fine old man is Jn.xper and
he knows his business.”
Ford first heard him in 1922, and
shortly after “Jep” came tp Detroit
to make the first contribution to
Mr. Ford’s' Americana of dance
music.“Later, .Mr. Ford sent him
cast to Mr. Edison’s laboratory’
where some of the aged fiddler’s
choicest selections were perpetua
ted in the phonograph reproduction
rooms.
"Jep " played a drum for tho sol
diers in Detroit in IHfil. Later lie
conducted u drug store and sold
teu nnd coffee. At other moments
lie played reels, sehottisehen, pol
kas, quadrilles mid called ifnnres at
country gatherings. At 83, “Jep "
still is able to dance a jig.
"You know.” he said, "they"
thought I wn ■ going to-die, but
I ’m fooling 'em. I run 40 rods every
day of my life and I’m 83. Yes,
that's a lot of years."
ChnirmmT Smonl Opens D e
link* On Reduction M easure
A h II Comes Up F o r Condider'aliim B efo re S e n ate
,
FarrelP s Score F o r
S ixty -T h ree Holes*
Is 251 While Hagen
Has A Card of 253*
Sidelights On
f
“Sound Economy”
Involved In Hill
G o lf Tourney
Medal Scores For
Morning Play 71
lly Hubert l» lliMikcr
Finance Com 11lei* llcnd A sks
Repeal O f T h e E hIu U* T u x ;| Willie MneFarlane wns furred
O ther Provisions Defended to watch tho play from the’ ve
randa of the clubhouse, being laid Barnes And Sarazen
WASHINGTON. Jan. 28.—(/Pi
WASHINGTON. Jnn. 28. (/!*)The American ship of State after
L o w In Standing
Opening senate debate on the lax tip with u touch of cold nnd Htoma long delay, is Inunehed in Mr.
nch't rouble.
reductions
hill
Tulay,
Chairman
channel that leads to a sent in t
A t End 3rd Round
Smoot of the Finance Committee,
World Court at Geneva.
in charge of the measure, set Fell.
Farrell,
who
is
Philadelphia
open
rl he Senate gave its “advice an.:
10 ns the date for final passages if champion, continues to ho n fa
John ny F a rre ll increased
consent” to membership last night,
lax reduction is to be asserted by vorite with thft croxyd. Jphnnp’s hia lend over-W alter Hagen to
adopting the resolution of adher
March IB when first income tax in good nalurad acceptance of even two atrokcH nt tho end o f tho
ence and its accompanying rec-r
stallments are du<*.
'
the toughest breaks appeals to tho
vations by a vote of 7G to IV, or
drat nine holea o f th e final
whole gallery.
Reductions
in
tho
income
taxes
14 more1 than the necessary two.
,• ♦ • t
round o f the C entral Floridu
provided
hy
the.
measure
would;
thirds majority. Uut many detail;
72-hole mod?) play nt th e S a n
Tljc
big
assembly
gets
a
great
amount
to
$2111,000,000
this
year,
and fonnclitics remain for action
Mr. Smoot said, which he divided amount of fun watching Arnuud ford Country Club countc th is
before the U. S. actually becomes
as follows: Incomes of loss than Martov when the cameramen get a fte rn o o n .’ F arrell shot n 86
a member of the tribunal.
$10,000—$52,200,000; incomes of ei’tcr
____ him for a picture. Ho oviAnd meanwhile, Senator Borah,
$10,000 too $100,000—$4(1,300,000; i ih ntly doen not like to pose for u while H ngen's score was 37.
Republican of Idaho, leader of ti.e
Tho to ta l scores for tho two
incomes in excess of $100,000 —$12- ] ; eriod exceeding five seconds.
itc opposition to the court, de
0,000,000.
nt the end of 03 holes wns as fol
clares the fight is not ended •mil David M arshall Placed Under Six Condemned Men In Prison
Archie •Compston, British open lows; Farrell 261, Hngcn 263,
Anticipating attack); on (lie
thnt the people will he nsked to
Guard W hen lie T h re a te n s
Guarded Heavily J u s t As ground that the rates gave too i Gump, wan out early nnd was
A t'th e close of this ..morning’s
decide it.
•
Inisy driving hulls down the fairTo T ake Own L ife ; W ife Is
Precanlionnry
M easure; inuch reductions on incomes over .v i.v fur his’ caddy retrieve ( omo- play, Farrell had regained tho
Coolidgo To He Notified
$100,000 hy n slmdi in the ninxilie mnde tho third round of 18
The next formal step is the no*
Nnl To Aid In Mis D efense
No Arms W ere
Found imiui surtax rate finm 10 to 20 stiin is also a favorite with tfi
___
tournament lead from Hagen wnon
■.ification of President Coolidge, |
11
.nvd.
|per cent and not enough on incomes
I by the Senate that it approves
holes in n etroko less than tho lat
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 28.—(/P)
Cllli veil. .1.111. 28.—(/in—A rr$10,000 noil $100,000 Nonmembership. The president, then, —David I.. Marshall, confessed pmt uf a plot whereby an army between
The traffic jam was heavy this ter. At the close of tho 54 holes,
ator
Smoot,
declared
the
principle
Cr.mmissicn T o Conduct H ear through the State Department, will slayer of Anna May Dietrich, has of gnng-UiT- "til .ilt- would ain't an
of “sound economy" was involved, unit ninit at a late hour, hut traf Farrell had a 216 score to his cred
ing Into S a n ity O f Y ou th communicate the reservations to I threatened to take his life nnd is in mi d n> uuili uf ’prisoners on which looked “further than to the fic policemen, Beckwith and W'il- it, while Hagen had turned In a
Who Killed T h re e P erso n s, members of the League of Nations 1under guard in the hospital at guard* in tlir i muity jail in a interest of any individual or group." liuuis, from the city force, had card of 210.
and impure if they approve of
matters well in hand.
wludcsnh- d diwry attempt was
Appointed By Ju d g e Splnn American membership as qualified Moynmcnsing prison.
Farrell was medalist for the
No (’lit in Corporation Tax
• • • •
His threat was revealed •today given little iii'd nee by juil offlmorning play with u 71 for’ tho ’
“Thu
largest
single
source
of
in
! by the reservations.
r
lu
I
k
t
n
d
ii
,
Everyone!
awaits
the
arrival
of
YELLVILLE. Ark, Jan. 28.— • If these nations reply in the nf- j by officers who accompanied him
for those having Incomes Hngcn, ,.ir and all, for the cham course, which is a par 70.
to the prison yesterday after he
The in1 i mat inn wns received hy comes
over
$to(),t)00
is, from dividends;"
The sanity of Arnold Comer, 1*1 ! firmative, the signature of the l bail
,
, , .......
- always.........
- ....
Archie Compston of S t Augus
pion ...
of .................
champions
rolls
up
been held without hail for tile a morniiiK nowiipaper, which said, _
•year old slayer of three pcnuitu^^^^-viU lie affixed by diplomatic action
e have made no cut
for bun’.ncsa un,i “raring to Hue wns second with 72, and 221
" **n 1 • its
of the coroner, lie was said support win given it by discovery in
i .t - i . t . . . It
I I , W iv i l
1 A
t <1 V
r . mm S k—
At —-- .
^
— 1
W\ A S
the corporation taxes. To tax go.
will he decided before the
resentativus to tho original to have made the threat w*j-n fi of a Indi; in u rear wall
t A for the thrpo rpunijit- OUi acorea
find
Ion circuit court , trip*
fu
r
r«orthog
round
aft.
protocol and statute now in G«*ne- detective,'’ who had visito»» the ing of saw flits nnd ilfTiafnltc |corporate earning.; first at thc.l2Wi
li>V • '
‘
K* \
murder. Judge J . M. Spinn today vu. Tho resolution of ratification prisoner’s wife, returned with ennIryr lha 64 holes folio
Miku
Brady was carrying ik _tala__
Henry Fern |per cent rate whether distributed
appointed a commission of three also will lie filed at Gklit-vn nnd t fession of the.report that Mrs ekes midget ‘ha:.,I.-, sentenced ' to \^ . . .
.
20 I’er
cetu jin . rmall negro lad on the running hum*cn 70-233; Cyril Walker 7Jlocal physicians to hold a sunity
rreuso of distribution \ydh an in- ‘ |,onr<| „f hi-s car this morning on 232; Lotv DIcgel 1)0-2241 Arnuud
\nericnn membership in the court Marshall would not aid In his de die Felt. IP,
hearing this uf|ernoon.
crease in excess of $100,000 of n t|)(« %V(IJ.
t„ t |„, cuur.se (.oing Mnssey 70-222; Mlko Brady 78-224;
K nil become a fact.
fense or have anything further to
Gnpt. George H. Weidellng, jail- totn, ()f ;,o is |)cr cunt, would scout
Jim Humes 78-231; Boh Harlow 83Kcmaining in session long pant do with him.
( r. ndinitted tlnwyliscovery uf the to be going quit;; us fur as jus around a curve in the road tho hoy 261; Joe Bydolck 81-234.
rolled off and wan blinking bin
YELLVILLE,- Ark., Jan. 28.— the usual hour of adjournment, the
“That's the last straw," Mar |hole, .which he i laimed wns caused
eyes fur nit hour afterward. He
(.4*)—Arnold Come, 14 year old Senate swept aside a group of shall told the detective. "When I'll I.v detetiorution of planter in an tice and fairness ran permit.”
Hngcn turned in a score of 142
He explained that under the new was unhurt.
mountain youth who killed three proposed nullifyjing reservations he frank enough to tell you I will old walLuf a mom only remotely
for the 38 holes yesterday and
tax rates, revenue would !»• cnl-i
was just ahead of Farrell, who
per .ms, jtiot three others nnd ter to the adherence resolution Indore end my life at the first oppoi • i nitncrtcd wil li the jail. ,
»
rorized a section in tho Ozark finally adopting the resolution it tuhity." Marshall today was a
The iii'.Mioiy wus ' repaired at I lected frnm ptrsniml iticnmi's ns I Visilitrs, wlio cmnc in fur the nud 1 11.
follows: I incomes of loss than : mumey, itn< mnrveling at tlio
mountains for more than a week, self. Hundreds "f spectators, in mental and physical wreck, guards once/
In'o Dicgul also emne in with a
eluding Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, said.
faces triul here today.
iiecausi six nil'll in the juil are $111,000- $(.7,000,000; in.'uiiics ui j tiirj-,. field und the luimhcr of no- 114 yesterday, and led Henry Bolt urner is expected to plead in- wife of the war president, witness
Marshall dreads the ordeal of -awaiting thv gallows dining tin* $10(100 t.. $1004000 $ 12,000.000; til|,|,. K,,|r«-rM who are competing estn and Arnuud Mnssey who each
ell f Si,r!t>’ ,ind the hoy’s extreme youth od the close of the lung fight and facing crowds at the coroner's in next tillec weeks, i iitrie:i aimed incomes m excess ••f siOO.nnn j ||1(, poioty uf gulf io this i Oilto had a score of 140.
, i,. |i:(„ necur lioi'lt such nil urliis parents declare he w as only heard a Iasi minutr appeal far «IH’* quest ju t,» the death of Miss Die with riot guns have hecn placed $100,000,000.
At tho start of tho morning
U .wars old when tho crimes wore feat of tin* resolution delivered hy trich next Tuesday. Let’s in-ti a limit the Jail. This had n.i cun
Advncatiiig repeal id the pro ri.\ <d noli.noil and international round today, Farrell, Hngcn nnd
committed—was also expected to [Senator Johnson. Kepuhliean, «»f tins tiling through," be told de licet ion with uny di-ltvery plot, said vision allowing piilillclty id in M r- gallure.i for any one tour long Jim Barnes went out togeth
have its effect with the jury.
(California. It had no apparent ef- tectives after his hearing. •'Can’t Wurdi n Weidellng huf was merely come tax payment ., Senator Snmot nament .
er unit were going strong nt noon.
. ‘ The youth killed Mrs. Boyd, her I feet, however, and mi the JaM roll I waive the coroner's inquest'.’ I'm a prccaiitiopsrx measure.
Iliigen and Farrell were shooting
The termed it of little value because of
All tin participant* hnv 'r I t 18 ""1* K"lf and Barnes was playing
itrand daughter of two years, and! call, 40 Republicans and :»> Demo willing to pass it by if you lellows newspaper said the ||lnt iiulinling obvious means of making false re
oi lme
ot
nwny
M»vnv* off
ci ff form
fnrm
Farrell igot'into
m l lnL%
turns which could he corrected af- clinch tin •Mir*" to b- one ol
T*..’ *’ha»lcs Moore. Previously he had Icrats voted for American nienihei- are."
the Mitiiggling of arms and cxpl
j ' V l w i t Otis Beavers, his wife and i ship. Pmirtren Republicans, lw .
Informed that the hearing was sives into the jail to Im- used by J ler publication, The treasury, he best they have ever played over trouble on the fourth hole, shoot
r“ K j child. He has never given an adc-1 Democrats and one I'armer-I.nlmi necessary, ho said: "Well, if it the prisoners in an iissnuli on the i said, "lias been unable tn trace any in the South. Sanford people have ing from u sand trap into tha wa
must, I must. Then I guess there gunrdt; ut tho sume time tho out additional tux receipt from the learned more to their uduntage in ter und hud to lose a stroke; lie
<iuati explanation of the killing senator voted in the negative.
the laid two days than ever before- turned in u six for that hole.
will he something else on the pro (tide attack* and dynamiting took fact of publicity."
mid he evinced little concern since
Minecruitig a feature of their city’s Hagen hud a birdie - on number
Court Members Gratified
place. One phase of it called for
Government should Withdraw
his arrest.
gram."
GENEVA, Jan. 28.— (/Pi - In
Demanding the repeal of the es i tt i in tniu*. ’♦ ♦ ♦ *
five hod with u two.escape <>f prisoners acres* tin
Beavers was aroused ‘by the
tate
nr inheritance tax, the chair
formed
l»y
the
Associated
Press
of
“bridge <>l sighs," joining the jail
harking of his dogs one night and
Bnrnzcn, Massey and
Cyril
The writer was rhldttl this morn
to the ciimlnal courts und *tn>oi man declared it “would snem quite
i:«‘ing to the door, wns fired upon. the Senate’s ratification of Ameri
Walker were out together at 10:30
ing
for
including
the
words
"cold
proper at this time for the Federal
ing down any opposition.
Heavers, his wife and child, were can adherence to the World Court,
o’clock und were all shooting'well
government to withdraw from a wftidn" in a story of the meet at tlu< start.
George W. Wickershnm announced
hit with shot gun bullets. •
which
was
published
yesterday.
■Wl-I < omcr’s father says tho youth tho news at the opening of today's
Held of taxation which so funda
The largest gallery followed
mentally and naturally ♦;ithln the Sorry they can't bo swallowed Hagen,
,ms •**-’» mentally deficient for session«of the conference of jurists
Fartrel und Itamee.
11
cause
that
wind,
while
it
lusted,
peculiar province of each individual
engaged in drafting a code in in
wan anything hut warm.
The greatest crowd is expected
r vrith
nn(, on different occn- ternational law which it is expo tstate.”
imis has attacked members of bis
» • • •
Into this afternoon for the finel
lout 111family.
'The provision in the House l»U»
ed will vastly increase the useful
LITTLE ROCK. Ark.. Jun. 28.—
pruri).
The
Chamber
of Commerce has 18 holes which nra sure to be f^il
allowing a credit of 80 per cent on
ness of the court.
(/II—Three negro convicts, given
account of payments to states on •i ntun on the course taking pictures of thrills for tho assembled fans.
The jurists, representing many 1the “truth serum" tests here last
Compston, the Britisher, turned
inheritance taxes was assailed hy oi the liig hoys.
lands, greeted the announcement I night, were back in the Arkansns
Lowden
D
eclares
In
« • • •
^ in n card of 149 (or the 36 holes
*u>lSenator Smoot as constituting
of the American decision with ex state prison today, apparv ptiy
A.
W.
Wathen,
73,
former
owner
Archie Cotnpston went out this yesterday and was ahead of
Rnmcr; ( Favor Dickinson Bill pression of gratification^.
I none the worse for their experj- of the Lincoln Hotel, and u resident "coercion of the states," und lu* de
morning
with u cuddy who couldn't Barnes, with n score of 163 and
1which |
fended
the
retroactive
cut
In
in
ences.
—. of Sanford since 1912, died tills
>a:h« ! DES MOINES, Iowa, Jan . 28.—
' Under the “truth scrum" expert- morning ut the home o? his son, heritance* up to the time the pond bnvo measured over three feet in Barnxcn with 167.
BOARD MEMBERS NAMED
And you should have
Everyone was expecting to se«
t niu-; id’l—-Principles contained in the , TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 24.—</P) ment. two of the negroes protest J. K. Wathen, 819 i’ulmctto Avenue, ing bill becomes law rather than height.
Of clubs.
Saracou and tho other stars como
»l say Dickinson Bill, now liefora Con- _Four members of the State Board ed their Innocence, while the third ubout 9 o’clock, following an ill tho higher rates in effect since glimpsed that • bag
• • «
way up on tho list today.
1924. This wns done In n spirit
rm iv- Kress, wero advoented today by of Pharmacy were named by Gov- udmitted* that he committcyd tlio ness of two- months.
Tho Chittendon brothers were on
of fniriic.H* nnd justice to the living
Tho acorns for tho first dsy ran
pniosn'. I-rank O. Lowden. former governor 1ernor Murtin today. They arc W. crime for which he had been sen
10‘ , Illinois, os htH suggestion f o r ! I). J o n e s , Jacksonville; N'. IL Hun- tenced. The experiment was con ’ Mr. Wathen wu* born on n farm nnd the dead, he said, estimating bund early Li moist Louis Wor- from Hagen's 142 to a score of
St. Vincents, Ky., on Feb. 3, that it would cost $76,000 this your; roll in getting tho morning round 181 for Neal,
nfc „f relieving the former o f the burden'ter, Fort Myerr; W. M. lUnklns, ducted before u convention of the] near
1863, coming to Sanford in the fall to make the retroartivo reduction, rlnrted promptly, .
Tho crowd was pulling for Ifsj
1 * '•Y’ l pf hi.-, crop surplus, in on address Daytona Beach; nnd II. If- D Aicnt- Arkansas Peace Officers Associa of
1912 to operate the old St. Johns
tion and mnny prominent police
—
.—...
.
■
'
.
.
...............................
en
and
F
am
berte, Pensacola.
n first |before tho convention here.
en
and Farrell all through - «
Macing
officials, crimlonologists nnd sur Hotel, now known as the Palms
morning and tho players wero.re
Shortly
afterwards
ho
acquired
*<* from
geons were witnesses.
,
warding the spectators with soma
ago.
Isaac Parker, under the scrum s control of the Lincoln Hotel, which
fine examples of golf.
ho
managed
until
1920,
when
the
were
influence said he hod shot and
Hagen’s driving was superb,
was leased.
>
»hich he
killed the man for whose murder building
only his approach shots failing to
Mr.
Wathon
had
been
in
fulling
change
he is serving 16 years.
come up to his ususl standard.
health for some time, and two
Homan,"
Emanuel West and Abraham weeks
HAVANA, Culm, Jan. 28—
money undvr false pretun. cr,. tho On\ every putt ho was carefully
agn^hon his condition be
D»rio but
Clark, life termers, denied their gan
to appear serious he was re (/}»)_Osborne C. Wood remained specification bring -that ny induc surveying hia Uo before using his Vft
B R U SSE L S, Jam 28v—VP)—Bel of Brussels, Malinc* and most of guilt nnd their statements were
rart un-J
U-*
moved
to (he home of his son, J . today at the Hotel Vevilla Bilt- ed n bank to cash a check for him putter.
the
other
imiwrtant
cities
in
the
made so freely und frankly t u»t
gium said farewell to Cardinal
niorc although ho said last night on another bank and then with
E.
Wsthwt
a
Barnes drove bis first t«« shot
kingdom.
many
of
tha
witnesses,
including
Merrier today. Wth tho king as
Mr. WAthen is survived by'two that he expected to rail today for drawing the funds. before the into, u sand trap but made a beau
There was a brief halt at llte Dr. R. E. House, o f-re rris, Te*.,
chief mourner following the coffin Place du Congres while tho popu who conducted the ■ experiments, sons, J . E. Wathen, of this city Key West on his way to Palm check was honored. The amount, tiful recovery, only missing a four
cn four,the body was bornelthrough lace paid tribute to the unknown declared their belief in the negroes and J , II. Wathen, Oakland. Gal.; Beach to answer chargos against it was said, was for $250.
for thv hole by bad patting.
ica£o tne
The Hheriff last night received . Farrell was at the edge of the
»■ streets of the capital amid the soldier lying there. Thence the innocence. West said he was sit three daughters, Miss Ira B. Wath- him In connection with thv puss
to ling of bells, tfiu booming of procession continued to the Sto ting up in church with n corpse en. Sanford; Mrs. M. E. Scott, Kan ing of checks said to be Worth- n cablegram from Wood in Ha rough op his first tee off but came
1—Ai- minuto guns, “ua
sas City, Mo.; Sister Frances Bor
vana asking “How Much do I own through with a fine Iron ahot that
and th®
of
mo strains oi
the night ho is alleged to have at
_____i
rtator nt funeral marches, played by irncsed Gudulc cathedral.
Chief of I’olicu Mendiets of Individuals suing me for checks.” laid
gia, Louisville, Ky.: two brothers,
him in nice position on the
tacked a white giri.
Havana has declined to act in tha Wood also asked tlio sheriff had
J - Flo.. atmy bands.
\
**
en. Hagen was on in two but
Confessions and 'denials of gilt Will Tom Wathen, and Elisah J. matter
until n request for arriut lie rather he would return to
K m i
.
_____
,
u>(
0< thousands lined
the Japanese Statesman
I had bad .luck with hia putter.
obtained under the influence of Wathen, both of Kentucky.
Funeral services will be held ut and extradition hat como through , Florida and pay In person or pay
ranting j route of the corteogc to pay "trib
the
serum
hare
no
standing
in
They
were all doing well on tho
Is
Claimed
By
Death
diplomatic
channels.
by
wire.
All
Souls
Catholic
church
on
Sat
tires.
|ute t o t h . PrCnte w h o ,b ^ au .o of
courts, Dr. House asserted after
third hole and wero even at that
urday
morning
at
0
o’clock,
inter
“It
is
none
of
my
business
inthe tests, “but evidence so obtain
German
W EST 1’AI.M BEACH. Jnn. 88’ whether ho takes care of hia a l one with (our each.
ment to follow at the Catholic
TOKIO, Jan. 2 8 —W V-Lieut.
ebargvrting tb%nCr*r T u * h* ,,cd ■» th e 'in c a m n - Gen. Viscount Gore Miura. a privy ed has already' proved invaluable cemetery.
—0P|—Otboriio
C- Wood, f ormor leged obligations by ruble (ruin r On tho fourth Johnny Farrell
tOrlando \\Z of tbe nation’s soul lit war councillor since 1910. died.today. for investigational purposes."
lieutenant in the army and son *bf Havana or returns here to make drove hia tee off Into a sand trap .
7JHK) on
Muj.-Gcn. Leonard Wood, gover settlement,” commented Sheriff and in getting out shot into the
NEW MOTORS ORDERED
Viscount Miura, who woa born
p a r t y w il l n o t v o t e
nDM^nJh“
march®d the heir nt Tho.hu in 184<J. ‘“*rv«dIj n 11,0
nor-general of the Philippine.*, tltakcr. “If ho' set* foot, in my water to tho loft of tho green.
boxes kfarhllT’ nL f ru*ce Leopold und Civil War In J877 and held vnrWASHINGTON, Jan. 2 8 . - 0 ’) - must settle bis. alleged “baji” aiunty before making restitutibn, That allot was a had break and
B
E
R
L
IN
*
Jan
.
M
.-<
£
)-rT
b
«
alHea
general
Isiimo
of
the
checks.
f0U5 commands' in ^ *rmy until social ’’Democratic Party at e The Navy expects to have some of check difficulty before be returns ho will be arrested and jailad.” cost him a.tfru k *. He dropped a
th,. li ? (rn, N ’ **“• chief artisan of H* rctir«un«it in 18»»hall and gut up to the pin fo* «
caucus today decided to abaUin the smoothest running, must do- fo Palm Beach county, if hr*wishct .County .solicitor W. K. Bocbuck six.
40 w,‘lch the Cardinal while he was Japsnew ministerWB*
only by good putting. >f
to
avoid
arrest
and
’Jail
was
the
Mgh-power,
lightweight
raid
he
hau
in
bis
possession
eignt
at
from voting in the Reichstag when
•o mightily contributed.
engines in existence. It attitude.t -dsy * of Sheriff Bob other checks claimed to be worthSeoul Koc»«. that the entprere of the motion of confidence in tho
Tbs most enthusiastic crowd
1— from
.U n* Of wo“nded veterans that country was a*»««inatcd. .
Nation- tho
tha
new Luther cabinet c o o k * up for has given orders (o r a new typo Safcfc*.
in the in a ln ilL ^ * ,,,l’d armies followed hMlnlctcr Miura w *. » rS g o d ^ n action.
ill
Sheriff Baker
Wood
tho
111
Th a is reg.rdjd ss fav which develops 200 more horesof s warrant ct
of the nine
« u f icion of complicity^ m um orable to the can^e of tho now powsr and
had
former young
S m l U w..*relea»«l . t u i ~ « S a t tbe
minister)'.'
/uaflS ;,;- . v*A
ominotioo.
’Y i r i L S f t ”
*
H B fe
COURT RULES BOY !«r
SLAYER MUST BE
EXAMINED F IR S T !.
SLAYER SAYS HE AUTHORITIES SAY
WILL KILL SE L F NO TRUTH TO JAIL
AT FIRST CHANCE BREAK RUMORS
a
Three Negroes Are
Given Truth Serum
At Arkansas Prison A. W. Wathen Dies
Following; Illness
O f T w o Months
Belgium Pays Farewell Tribute To
Cardinal Mercier As Funeral Is Held
Wood To Be Jailed If He Doesn’t Pay >,■
Up Before Returning To Palm Beach
lan
K
jn s & s i
*v>*
-
.
ilP'.’v i . . .w L £ A ■
,
a
a
a
�V
mg
)H1
H-
&AGETW O
\ THE SANFORD HERALD, THlfftSPAY, JANUARY 28, 1926,
Sdnford Manor To
GOOD PROGRESS m an !
Get Imported Coral
MADE ON TRACK ISSUED FOR NEW Tinted
Sidewalks
NEAR LONGWOOD SANFORD E0MFS
MARKETS
on heavies; quality bf less desir
able than earlier in v eck ; no early
sales of feeding lambs; few sales
of fa t ewes steady at 8.75@ 9.00.
Local Firm Applies E ffo rts Are
“Trade-In” System To Have Japanese
To Sale Of Fixtures Boys Study In U. S.
NEW YORK, Ja n . 28.— (JP)—
NEW ORLEANS^ Ja n . 28.—(Ah
Cotton futures opened steady:
I.
a.
*>
v * March, 20.24* May, 10.60; J.uly, —Cotton futures noon bids steady:
i Mar. 10.52; May 18.92; Ju ly 18.43;
,
- . Now that (he, opening of San - 18.03; Oct. 18.22; Dec. 17.05.
That lighting fixtures are a part
PHILADELPHIA j » n ou •
Oct. 17.61; Dec. 17.51.
--------•
ford Manor is. an accomplished
£
_____
of tho decorative scheme In the Under plans launched '
New York, Ja n . 28.— (/P)— Stock
C lub HouRe N e a rly F in ish e d T w elv e T a k e n Out W ed n esd ay fart, an added impetus hu« been
NEW' YORK, Jan . 28. —
- homo and not merely *‘^ r ^
is American Friends Sendee c L i f c !
prices continued to follow an up utter firm, rcccints 5.2C9. E » trs '
thought back of ft' new se llin g . tee a selected group „f j a
*
. A nd S ta b le s F o r 6 0 0 H o rses
F o r R esid en ces
res In V arlou
ario u ai
s F,vc') to ^
lhl‘ wVrk P'oin‘r onJ
on ln
n that ward course nt the
students
will
he
invited
“pan**«
l
I
:;iv
T
n
r->
.t
,otJl,Il-V
.
accordinir
to
the
Sanford
W ill B e R ead y F o r O ccu
S e c tio n s O f . '
f|n,t i15H@37.
K
|Peninsular Electric Company who the
ii offire. Making of tho streets nnd <lny’s market, "with U. S.^steel r e - , crefl
the Un
Un|ted States next n l u T tol?
p an cy B y
F e b ru a ry
15
A p p ro xim ately
ly - 5 0 1 ,5 0 0 .0 0 laying of the. sidewalks, putting in suming its leadership of the ndoffering to
to install
install new stu«»y in college and u n h S t e to 4
Cheese steady; receipts 240,388', nre
nre now
now offering
lighting fixtures in • homes and th",g u -» t^ o f Americans. r
cumbinntion curb nnd gutter nml V0" 00,
J
Buying of other stocks was di pounds.
Seminole county w ill. soon be
I take tne old fixtures on n trade-in
in und , installing street lighting und sower
Bulldinfr
operations
The.Friend s Service C m ,...-.
come an important raring renter around the city took u decided "J’stcms are tho accomplishments versified hut particularly effective
Bald that a nation-w l*
*3
NEW YORK, Jan . 28.— (A1) — I basis.
ns a result o f the enterprise of spurt yesterday when approximate being given
Styles change in lighting equip would be made for co-onernf1!?1**^
particular attention in the oil group, where the demand Live poultry steady; broilers . by
the Seminole Jockey Club, a cor ,
ment as in furniture
and furnish____ ___________
. . .. carrying out their phms v ? in
,
..
. ,
, ■at this time. The work is being embraced the Standard Oils of express 60; fowls- by freight and ____________
poration formed several months ly a dozen permits were taken out : „u,hcd to completion ns rapidly California, and New Jersey , Mary express 27@ 30; dressed poultry ir Ings, according to Mr. Randall, ber of colleges nlreadv h-iw
ago In Sanford, tho members of for the erection of as many houses , ns money nnd ingenuity can do so. land,'Sinclair and Pan American. regular; chickens fresh 26@ 30; Originally th red plush
family al- untccrcd.
Vnlp
which fnclude several well known .representing
. . ........ ....... „ _a ____
bum
lay
beside
the
fancy-shndcd
total ___
cum of npA unique system of, street signs
This is the first concerto |lro , .
frozen 2 6 @ 4 9 ; fowls, fresh
NEW ORLEAN S, La., Ja n . 28. ditto
kerosene lamp in the parlor. Then posal, ’ said a statement, ’ t-, L ' , ,
22(g) 34.'
,wh? t0* rth ,'r 1proximiitcly $0-1,500 according to I n,n<l "K "tln g effects will bo intro
(/P)—Cotton
futures
opened
ennie gas fixtures—perhaps
duced throughout the entire subwith a syndicate of business men ;
. ...
, ..
. ..
came
division. There will lie no haphaz stondy; March, 19.49; May, 18.95;
things of beauty—but serviceable. general expression to the A . ‘ . 1
from Canton, O., have fn m ’shnd cn.l_r.‘c8 n t. lh. c l; 5
•
..... ..................................................................
Tho m ajority of the permits Vvcro ard flamboyantly, garlshncss or July.
the
means with
which to build
"^
Oct. 17,67! Die. IMS J p f f r i S s“ 'l
.
Later the combination type of fix- spread d e s ir e ------ ;o imprr.vc
^__ _'
one of the finest racing courses in <taken out by the Sanford Homs! any discordant note to mnr tho bid
tnre—using bdth gas and electric- <relations with the-poopj(. 0f jni
______
sugar
market
and
February
shlpBuilders for residences in Lire un refinement of real be'auty und art.
this country.
----- ■
__ ..._____‘
’
v
q , i 11 a
: nientr. to local refiners to 4.27 for Ity—came into vogue. During the 1
wold
and San Lanta ranging in
Maurice Kresaley, in connection
ast few years lighting equipment j
“Scminola” as the new course
v
r\
v
vm
»K
Un
oa
/m,
prompt
nnd
February
shipment
and
M .W YORK, Ja n . 28.— (/Pi—
4 ;t0 for j nnunry shipments.
ns been radically revised nlong
will bo known, is near Longwood, cost of construction from $<1,000 to with Herriek-Shoeppl, of Orlando,
style lines. The vogue today runs 1
nnd the part consists of 300 nefes $7,500. Four handsome Hnpti.’sh are architects. The construction Aniericon Can
iQoa?
i
Refined
was
unchanged
to
five
strongly townrd decorative fea - I
on which is now being constructed structures nre scheduled to be built work is being done by Cook Broth American Smelt. & Refg. ... laaiti |points higher.
DrenmWold and three in San ers of Sanford.
American Sugar ............... .... «5'»i J
______
lures in fixtures.
n full mile track, a grand stand in
SSv' •
.....
A striking effect will be produc American T & T ............... ... 143 ' NEW YORK. Jiin. 28.—(A’)—
Mr. Randall also speaks of s ty lb ;
with a seating capucity of 0,500, a Lanta.
w-'YivpV/’ ; T/
E. B. Clements took out a per- i ed in the (ddcwalks. These will Atchison ................................ '" tnu. 1 Foreign exchanges steady, Quo- in equipment by calling attention *
club house with nil -modern im
provements, including n row of mit for a $4,500 stucco bungalow , bo uniformly six feet in width, nnd Bethlehem Steel .................
to the fact that for only a few short .
i tations (in cents);
boxes fronting tho course, a dining to he erected on Park Avenue be : will he o f coral concrete. Not the Coca Cola ............................. _.150
Great Brittnin demand: 48T4, hours in the evening arc lighting j
.
room and every comfort for visit tween Sixth and Seventh Streets, |dull grey or drab concrete com- Dupont do Nemours .... ..... .... 231
cables 48M»; CO day bills on banks fixtures used for lighting purposes. and A. F . Collum obtained permis- imonly .seen, but an exquisite color Famous Play-Lasky ........ .... I l l
ors.
"
48 1-34; France, demand. 375*/»; All day long, by light of day, the j
New York Central ........ .
128a*
fixtures hang from the ceiling or j
—
Th6 trnck Is nearly finished, the sion to build a $0,000 home in F o rt |note, running like a gay thread
cables
37 o-34.
through a beautiful
fabric. In Norfolk nnd Western ...... ...152
on the wall and are cither in or
club house is rondy for tho roof, Mellon. >
Demand: -Belgium 454V'*; Ger out of hnrmony with the decor i-1
In commenting on tho many I ,,r,ler to- obtain the l>est that the Northern & Pacific .......... .... 7 H i
tho stables with stalls for 000
.
orses, will lie ready for occupancy permitn th at nre being taken out n,nr'a ‘t affords, this concrete is Pan American P et............. . . 09V*. many 2380; Holland 4009; Norway tions in the home. Newer styles :i’ (
2070; Denmark lighting equipment are so finished i
y the .middle o f February, nnd daily, City Clerk L. It. Phillij..* said being imported nnd is guaranteed Pennsylvania ................... .... 527* 2032; Sweden
tho stand will be completed before this morning that no more con to last its lifetime without fail Southern T acific .............. ... 101 Vi 2173; Switzerland 1929; Spain ns to blend with modern styles in |
w
Southern Railway ............
114
color schemes of furnishings and
the dnto set for tho meeting which vincing proof of Sanford’s pros ing
I 114; Greere 140; Holland 1400 general tone of furniture.
Studebaker
...........................
.
44
perity
could
be
found
than
un
ex
is Mar. 1. There are 200 men and
Standard Oil of N. J ........... .... 587* Gzeco Slnviakin 290; Jugo Slnvin
This plan of taking in old l i x - ,
team s nt work nt St-minula, nnd amination pf the records allowing
Tobacco Products .......... .
98
1 7 7 ',; Austria
14V*; Rumania tures ns part payment o i new i
additional workmen will be added the consistent increase in the num
Union Pacific .....................
110** 43V*; Argentinn 4137; Brizil 140; equipment is adopted from the
ber ol new homes being built in
to the force during this week.
U. S. Rubber ............... .....
85 V*
No more beautiful eoursfc will t(iis city daily.
i.-iJU i Tokio -I-I7k; Shanghai 7 5 S ; Mon- automobile industry's plan of tak
U. S. Steel ........................
Iki found In this country tliu.i
i treal 99 13-10.
ing in old cars on new ones.
The standing of tiie players at
Scminola when the work is f i n - 1
JA
C
K
SO
N
VILLE,
Fla.,
Jan
.
28.
,the finish v f the first day's play
-r
ished. it' is raid, the drives trough j
’ it
— (/P)— Conditions and quotations
rs follows:
tho Woods and around the grounds
prevailing
on
the
Jacksonville
mnrH
a
g
e
n
............................
........
142
furnishing a scene to delight the j
ket ns reported by the F lo rid a;
Fnrrcll
................. ................144
eye. The infield contains a lake)
Marketing Burcnu are:
Diegnl
144
covoring one-third of the inclnsure.
Supplies of all miscellaneous'
Balesta
Mfl
while the back ground in’ made by
vegetables
very light, demand
Massey
.
.140
ri grovp of trees, giving to the
good, nu/vement very light, market
Sanford voters' popularity of flic 1 Brally
ms
T ZERO , DUICK Auto Hal]
course a setting that can he had Lake brand of mayor is bringing
strong for good stock.
Nichols
,
Mil
matic Meat Control mrjti.
noiyhcro but in Florida.
Beans, green, hampers, no supmuch public ity to this city ns evi- j K le in ..........
149
ea*y starting and smooth run
The coming meeting, beginning danced by mimcroui letters that j Gompston
lies,
demand
strong.
Fifteen,
twenty
or
thirty
149
ning im m ediately. In r»rr\
o n .M a r. 1 anti continuing for :«) hllw b,,.n i t.c.eivt.,| here commentCabbage, Vi bushel hampers new
Waggaman
150
temperature, from Key V. , i
thousand
rhiles
is
nothing1
stock, $2.(>(>O$3.50.
will bring to Scmiunla ninny jn^r on (In* roconl (lint Snnfonl i?»
DeMune
v
160
to tiie Canadian !hhJ i r .
Celery, Florida 10-inch crates,
oi inc best rare horsou now m bi»|U«vc*<| to luivo M*t aiming Florida
I.ooa . .
150
exclusive U uick fi.in u , , .
in
the
life
of
a
Dodge
;
$•!.60(g)$5.00.
training, two year olds of srront 1cities by returning Mayor Forrest
tun’ * gasoline ccoitem ,.. t
Reid
161
prorVilse, three year old.s of Derby Luke to office for the twentyCukes, bushel crates, hot hourc,
mutlL'aUy. «n.I at «:'l
'Kinney
162
Brothers
car.
Any
owner
caliber, and aevcral of the byst fourth year.
j practically none.
■ft vl
Bydoliek
153
of thp, huudicnp division. Among
will tell you that. Mean
B llic l: incci’iimii *.! -!-v. ‘
Egg plant, standard crates, no
Gamiso
|f»;j
()ne of the most recent of these
tho atnhlcH for whi-h stalls have J letters is from <’. J . Day, secretary
! supplies.
liral.c* make »ccure. ! • •.
f ’hiappetta
153
ing that it still has a long
been reserved is that of Pliilip T.;jnnd treasurer of the National Cast
i ’ens, English 7k bushel hnmpers, I
lh-ii i> iii»«*curc. .Th "> .ii’
Barnes
ifl;i
a !
Ohirirt,
the , most
I $ l.00(ji)$4J>0.
v.ir.i, r* und r.vu
ip;j
...
,
, extensive
. ,
,breeder Iron Pipe Compnny at Birmingham, | Ay ton
and
useful
life
ahead
of
it
; •did
o f thoroughl.nds m Kentucky, and A,„
(om ,,)iInentimr Mayor
Peppers, standard crates, g re e n ,1
Connidl
it, 5
l- i id ."'ll Huicks 1:. ve p.
lies, fancy supplies light, $4.50(£>>
whose collection of iace Ian e . in-1 [al,^e on jtj.• |tlnjr career a the bend
. when you take it from our
Howard
.'
if,5 tie
tii.- ni.\e.ir ikpcr.d^l'iti i .
@5.60.
eludes a brother ..f Sarazen win- <)f Snnf))llJv ci(y ^.verimient, Mi
Repin
|50
•used car floor.
Squash, standard crates, yellow, I
ner of the Intel national 1- - I and p nv ..poke of the rapid dovelnpAnderson
|50
E r i c ::" m o to r • '
■«v.nad
i onqueror of the Frc.n-h invade . , nu.nt of lhi|( coiun.ui.ity in recent
fancy, no supplies.
>
l’"Cco
150
l. ■l . ,,’ IIIt .
>•
Squash, standard crates, white, j
too
Epinard, which horse is named in years, and ventured the opinion1 MacDonald
fancy, no supplies.
einrl;
ir,7
honor of the golf champion. Gene I that no other Florida co«him:r,ily
f* •••» I’m'* 1* i*ix < »il. •
./ J
Sweet Potatoes, per hundred
I* mi r f J Z*rn>;**• s ; . *
Sarazen
ir,7
*. J
Barascn, now in Suilford, where |could boast of mon- many' . ided
i.'
.1
*
•
«
•
*
•
»
/
it
ih-•
•
•
.
iMd
Bi-ueli
157
pounds,
$3.00(ji)$3.25.
,
,
. ,
, .
growth or gix-atcr solidity than tinhe has competed against
the * ly. Sullirinillinl»
Tomntoes, sixes, Florida’s fancy,
Wullo-r
157
Onk A venue a t Second S tre e t
Dernhaeh
lf,K count und stoe, $4.50@$5.00.
grejiU-at players in the world.
j„ |,jB |eUer to Mayor Lake Mr.
DODGE BRO TH ERS DEALERS SE L L GOOD USED CARS
Schorr
'
168 i Tomatoes, sixes, Florida, choice
The purses otlered by the S em i-'D ay nnii|: “The article dcaertbing
i
count
and
stock,
$4.5U@$5.00.
<hri.'i
168
nole Jockey Club will average more I your reelection as mayor of S.m.
Mngnn'uAol
Dm an
15; 1
: Oranges, boxes, fancy count and
than--$800, ranging in vulue from ford .van most interesting -ind I
lb.Vie
Jf,||
I stock. \L|I0@?5.()0.
$700.f o r horses of lesser cuiwcity |take tins opportunity of congiatu
I Orangt~<, boxes, choice ci-ouirt and ,
I 'i- her
|f,o
A lv s
HU
btoi k. $:i..r>0@$4.00.
to *1000 for those of the handicap luting you upon this evident • >I
(■ni|>"fruit, boxes, fancy, $0.00@
(’•
S.
’diner
101
division, making a total of $5,800 confidence and esleem in which tle
?7.<M).
•lyre 11
ir,2
per .lay for the seven races. T h e se . people of Sanford bold you.
Ail I*.- Mane
102
I'incapples, stnmlurd crates, no
prizes compare favorably with
Elpliek
* ,
102 ' Florida supplies.
Vo,.tli.e,
hi"
Strawberries, 32 qt. crates, mo-rthose offered by the best meet
Mayo
102
I Ij per qt. 50c@t!0c.
ings '.in Kentucky, and with the,
Allen
102
exception of the stakes given at
Dodge
103
CHICAGO, Ja n . 28.—(/V» — DeMiami* ure larger than any everj
l'atl>"i100
.*
pile
a downturn a t the opening
D.n d-on
|07
offered in Floridh.
(
today,
wheat values quickly scored
l>. L. Miner
107
: i ii advance. Aggressive buying on
liarlow
ir,8
W ith One A rm
tin- part of bouses with eastern
’ Sorit u108
connections was largely responsi
Jensmi
171
Defenyc WitnesM S a > s Mrs.
ble r,.i tile strength which develop
<liiiiin t
171
ed
R o g e rs
An:l
111-Year-Old
W.tdltion
172
To a considerable extent the
tleoige
172
'
I la u g h t e r A re I'n lialiin ced ;
f n -li buying movement appeared
(il"llll!|'
lc.-)
S a y s M nllier In flu en eed O iil
bo based on trade estimates
I’elei 174
pointing to a possible deficit of
l-'l.mill rs
174
S IO lIX FA L L S. S. D , Jan . 28.
o.t.nfHl.tllHI bushels in world sup
(/I’l— Arguments as to the sanil .
plies of wheat at the beginning of
\ rO B U K tT lo N
|of Mrs. Cal lierim* Itogurs and In-r
In n news item appearing in Tilt ibo new crop yeur and to likeli
i 19 year old daughter, Zera, wa • Herald vi’slerday with reft reiuo hood of great exhaustion of stocks
.expected to consume most of today to the new building code adopted in all countries.
! iii their trial on charges of bunk by tile city, through an error ih
The opening, half to lc lower,.
i old-cry.
name of S. (>. ( ’base was
S followed
- ™l»y
Defonau counsel waH prepared to among tlu* members of the euin- 1.49 3-8 to M
1.19V* was
«.
stri-ss testimony given by nu-dirnl mittec entrusted with preparing n rise to well above yesterday's
1experts that Mrs. Rogers wn- in the code, instead of S. O. Shin- finish.
sane when she robbed ill" Slu t" ludsci.
1 Corn and onts were firm, sym•
j Bank at Renner, S. I and that her
Mr. t'linse was not a member jmlhizing with wheat. After openWell furnished 8 room house with two baths, 4 room
daughter was mentally deficient nf tile i-ommittee. while Mr. Shin- ing unehanged to quarter cent up
a ml easily submissive to the moth holder is described ns the prin May .84% to .847» cent corn reSV 7
er's will.
i-ionl drafter of the code and th.-, acted a trifle, and then made niahouse, small store and garage on the same lot. Now bring
In (I. I'hnrles L in k "n, teH lfy- gjidinv genius of the whole sys-iteriul gains.
ft.
'ng f tr the iiefen.-e. gave Mrs. tern I,j regulations.
Mis associ- j Outs started unchanged to Vfcc
Boners from tlirm- to four years t'> . ii- m tiie enterprise are nnxinux off, May .44% to .44V* sagged]
in rentals amounting to $20(1 ner month to the present
live. I lei hiring on the stand that for lam l oreceive tho mention somewhat further nnd later showed I
11 slight advance all around.
a disrate from which the wonmp I |u. deserves.
Provisions were wenk, influenced
i- riiffering, would .-liorien her life, j
—
--owner.
Iiy lower quotations on hogs.
, <n* rloetor v us pn ? soil by proseetrDershiniyr
Sails
Today
mg counsel for a niorr- defiaiU
CHICAGO. Jun, J!8.—(A’)— Poul
estim ate of the number of year On Cruiser D e n v e r
try alive, firm ; receipts two cars;
lie would he abb- to live uinh • the
Itsclose proximity
to (hel»|jM
<;mocc - .
.
.
R eturn To A m erica fowls, 25(11 28; springs, 29; turkeys
eirriimatunei"*.
•
us]ness section makes it a most
35; roqslers 20; ducks, 30@ 32;
".she will live mil;- three or f ui
in o» years.” I»r. Fairk.-.en re|dod.
ARICA, Chile. Jan . 27.—(/Pi — geese, .20.
unusual investment
«nnrl
.1 i •
Tho girl wa- aid by Dr. Eriek-J
Pershing is sailing for the
1
fc()ocl
nionthly
income.
sm to have tho mentality of •» United Stat«-s on the cruiser Den- try alive, firm.etaoictJiYitnoQtaoi
CHICAGO,
Ja
n
.
28.—(A*)—
But
i n br nin< s car old elrihl oral! vor toiltiy a fte r a rm-titing of the
ni-ul l" to distinguish riglit a n d , Tucna-Arieu I’lehicitury Commis- ter higher, receipts, 4,929 tubs;
<i •
\
Wrung.
|r.ion. Ills place as neutral chair- crcunu-Ty e x tra s .44; standania
— — -------------- — r—
t man of the commission is being 43'\»; extra firsts 42V*@ 43;»flrsta
U
Srivey Installed As
taken by Muj. Gen. Willing! p issl- 41 ’,*@ 4 2 ; seconds 30@ 41; eggs un
changed; rccel|)ts 7,726 cases.
I Southern CtdlegeHead Today’s meeting is expccto-1 lo CHICAGO, Jun. 28.—(/P)—Hogs
—r----approve the electoral law framed 55,000;; fairly uctivo; steady to 10c
i LAKELAND. Ja n . 27.— (Ah—Dr.
jj„ vt.ril tj1(. plebiscite which is to tower; lighter weight shows most
Ludd M. Spivey, form er president j^.i,^. the roverignty of Tuciia and decline; bulk good and choice 160
of Birmingham-Southern College, - (\riia ns between Chilo ut(d Peru, to 190 pound uverages 12.85@13.10
few 140 to 150 pound selections
today " a s inaugurated president
while General Pershing’s physi- 13.15@13.25; tons ICO pounds up
Southern College, Methodist in- . CII|COndition is not Buch os to cause 18.15; 130 pounds up 13.26; better
Martihnll Clailmrne o f Hartsville. nitution here, in the presence *'f j immediate anxiety, the doctors here 200 to 225 pound weight largely
Tonn., has only olio bnil, but In- „ huge audience.
i believe it best tliut ho return home 12.60@12.80; packing sows mostly
pl«y«d second in an old-time fid-1 T(l0 0XcrrlHcs took place in t h c janj BUj)mit to treatm ent without 11 00@ 11.25; desirable killing pig*
I. 'l.25@ 13.50; heavy weighf hog*
.
dlcf|) contest ul Nushville. He holds j..|rst M^hodist Church. A rocep-1
11 90@ 12.40; medium 12.1O@12.0O5 I _
the how between his knees und
wj|j be held at tho college to delay.
. The general hnH been taking light 12.00@I3.1B; light lights ||1
inoyni the vjolin back and forth night for Dr. and Mrs. Spivey.
86@ 13.26; packing sows 11.00<T
daily
exercises, wulking or horao- I I .
Dr. A. A. Murphree, president
nfit it with his left arm.
aiCfinf.
11.30; slaughter pigs 13.00@ 13.51
of the University of Florida and bnek ridiifc; a fte r the long hours
Cattle 11.00; good to choice
leading educators of the spent in his office. His uppeoranco weighty steer* active; 10 to 15c
H igh P rice Of Golf - other
south wero here for the occasion. ij'ifo rin al, although he is perhaps higher; spot* 25c up; supply scarce,
\
'
DRalls Is Explained
l>u!er nnd more careworn than tahen comparable grades of yearlings
shuring advance; lower grades fed
— GOLD P L A T E S 'S T O L E N
lie arrived.
*
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steers slow; about steady: 1,411
CHICAGO, Jan . 23. - t f ’)— While
pound pound bullocks to shippers
•»
•va
NEW YO RK, Jun. '28.—GP)—
the (cost of refined rubber used tu
W ILLS W1N8 AGAIN
11.00; few loads 10.60@11.26; she
Gold
dental
plates
mude
for
Mr.
make a dozen golf balls used to
*
*
•
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stock steady to strong; bulls strong
Grant have
bo 51 cents, it Is $3.05 today, an and Mrs. UlyMe»
CANES,
France,
J*
n
.
to
10c
higher:
bolognas
5J15@6.7B,
;
increase of 500 per cent, said Doug been stolen.
Gontlnuint h ci
K ,umiph?k« voalers weak to 25c lower; mostly
l*
ins Twcedle, western manager of
m
■__
11.60@12.50 to packers.
.
As soon as our participation in march o\*er iul Opponents »n
Spalding nnd Brothers, in explain
tennis
tournament
along
tqe_*w»*
Shei-p
115,000.;
slow;
few
rarly
naaurod we u nms f,’u" ‘0 " " 'uv r.7 ica n 'ch a ih p nV the recent advance In the pH;o the World Court Is
is naaurou
Sheep lo.yuu; »iow; *.w
of balls
The price of crude ru b -' might Uko steps to get our ban- em , Helen y y ^ '.A ^ P n .tn a Vlacto, aslcs of fa t lambs to packer*
lower
b e r has fallen, but tho 1926 golf <Jlt» into u diaarmunicht confer* H1”'
tii"
10 WCak! b,dd*B* 25c
b l l b & to be made from material cn cc.-B ro o k ly n Ecaglo.
>» Ltruijht seta, Cd), 6*4.
5^lnlt«er» iSSSiJfSfculsSIsb.fS *»t£|e'*nuSw£»<"•«"# ty T|-; ?r£u<,fjnt
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Scores For 2nd Tourney Round
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Alabama Magnate
Congratulates City
On Lake’s Election
L O N G
Buick, Perform;
L I F E
A
Miller 0 . Phillips, Inc.
SANFORD B(
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FEMALE BANDITS
NOT RESPONSIBLE
DOCTOR CLAIMS
F O R SALE
Furnished
O n C orn er L ot
8
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with
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51
■he Price $25,000
Terms—$10,000 Ca&h
’
Balance on Mortgage
D
e a n - B e r g
Corporatii
515 First NaPl. Bank Bldg
■Al :
�SANFOnn HEItAfcl). Tlll'RsnAv j a n f a iiy
■•Admire Hotel Site
PAGE
Sanford Roofing Co.
Announces Opening
YORK, Jan.* 2 8 ™ * > _
‘ „ wwklnic control of tli« a d -
p“5?; Kock Island and Pacific
t j ? t av- u ' " ntly acquired by th"
i-cuir. %Snn Francisco RaihttY ■2. Tctlop arid W, Hnltcn. both
S"
•''-t’mr.hrrntd• today, >vh*n °* \hic*Ko, nnnof.ncc t h i opening
: !
obtained rpprusen- °v the Sanford Ro&intr Company,
offices at Oak and Third
tock inland board
.**
•. *
;• '-i'ti the election of three Street*
Oilcan: usually has
'r ' fircjtla.i- atjd. every firo1aiT nas a liimney. Most, of .he
ol,M"‘ ar • the m e and twVi-.Miry
|f |.na nver an area inside
■"•
urparsed only by
' »i .‘attr N « •York.
• • '•’•a.vn ’ll
Itejrfu I chliV.:ity_
' i* P L
pended 'on .bcir
a . .1 •
i.ir discarded uiit*
•'l * •
w!: tp foil: have qui>;
t ,: • -i .i . riiroujjh New Or!,,,i
i i i.
r.ipreU-. chir.mjy
we-.
V.’i a,
stave pipe Rats
‘I;i1
-ter <’ (i .he r-ocial gloried
’ ‘he eighth- and nineties.
.y £5'AVms*vY-»Ly
p
§ m
':S
*'ni following ryf lnt«nJi\c !
survey of buair.iys CQfulIttohs prov';i.*;i t thron.W«'>-! y V ( ;s t a l e , avennlinj. to Mi. TcXTp, who aUlvdj i
t0l,*"v 'but “ tMr. c it y o f f r e il nmtuj!
attractive all-round poiaiblllticu |
tri-> r.ay thfi! 1 hsvo tlJlletl brtv. v.n .1•ck '"vil’s*
j<*y \Ve?t.
11
■•••»'■ i
i> <.".d Mr. 1I*j 1!l(iV
have*bud i.uinv years experience
I’.li*. i: ro : .:iK lir % hr.vlnjr been
’ ‘’•’•r- l *'v' —rpi. ntivvs to the trade
in r- ithem citii*..
J
il ni.vr.i r.n a* , -.I:
Check forniF.
*
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for standard
y & in fltf !kT.jx.a
A welcome aw aits you a t BITHLO.
W e want you to see “A City in the
Making” which is already a Town.
"Com e on -in , th e w ater’s fin d ”
T h a t’s w hat th e team owners in this
to-.vn arc saying who feed 01.1 B e cl:.
Thay know th a t th e w hiic-faccd mule
m the cen ter o f th e m agic circle
r.n,.ns som ething.
W e want you to see changes that are
^cing brought about at BITHLO. If
you haven’t seen BITHLO in the past
few weeks, you will scarcely recog-
means n H appy Feed. It means
'k coats —bright e y c s - ’- m orc pep.
m eans m ore real feed for less
v uize it as the same place.
If Old P -c k did not m ean r.ll thi 3 and
n.nre, we w ouldn’t rc’ 1 it. V/c se lf
Oh! B e d : find H appy F e h because
we can ctar.d squ arely be‘..ind them
without getting nervous. T h it ought
l>. mean som ething t c yen . D ocs it?
. ---- 1i.tyinini N litir;*,tne ill* . . . . * , i
.
**. f•:■ *-'h!Clwooil iio til Ft n ni’Tilmi in i 'i
tv! nnjriiM . The picture ' . t- •
.
>i n tto rp ;; and <nqiimei
1 ...
I *■ i" niraeo ‘van •tijfiwil ii irun- •
•< . i .■ * : l .ales in r,»*;i.*?er «f 1,:i;;ti*"ii
• i * in I Mr.a. ■'t-ic/ .r • in ;■
Come fa ies
!*iflT WK*J
uj,
•n
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v JtlSLUl WCftUJtO.1
\ft MW,
j]
vood Mote!
f Daytona Beach
do?e Pe vjy S to l£;
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E.c.ti Beat Ii Me tw •
Stoll v. rrrv.i in* ha t .*>
ov a ■adi t lii*i*ii,r w.i
! I i 1lavtoun Hen h
1) l.ik
rL.vif..;
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f b i y t , •J
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In d ia n
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ti«.r» with the nil'll 1
it Kisi* ylanil i’oinl |i
? i r»*i iii.n of a see .it 1i
M ound
on
V illa g e
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t iik
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sm o k es
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T h i ir
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f ' r a M
'Mu* f)a\ey-Winston Organization
Inc.
fe
pmcfatiauei*
melural tirwlr_Ui>Qiil|/ due
k of Ir.fliclmt
p hoti |n thv
Paiotlwblood
►ted Ir o n
»ly baniihea
p' lattKv.y anil
BKor. V.1’ill not
lliu: Uurrach
u
we will take
'
r
pride in showing
t
them to you. It is only an hour’s run,
over fine paved roads. Drop in today
you. See
Ma.soiiic Khl
i
BITHLO, the City in the
ready a Town.
B . ' m
- E u ' - M
i .
n u :iJ .i> > iU lt iia E iiiic ii l a i c m
jt;n E E » *is.u » s n » sx n n
’
•Jfkt.t-* ' t,i
Meisch Building
■*
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One
q t d2'2o,0Q!^&y
imhlo
Miiia omi.t
Within HmIi*. C*»k
l« l .V. nrunii«,A«(.
UrlupUu
,*
llrnwrh «m iir.
67.5 foot frontagt on Lake Monroe in Marvania,
®
fi«n
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now hotel are l.iniied'and will be limited for sometime.
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tourist hotel, are the lollowing:
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Forrest Luk *. Elton J. Moughton, W. C. H i l l , V i .
Langley. Monroe Hutton, J. M. Simmons, Calvin Teague
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m e. e t AC NOTICK i All Obituary
notice)
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Uona
te iand n otices of e n t e r t a ln m e m a
e re c h a r g e s a r e m ad e will be
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K e e d r i i A B IO C IA T B O P n B S S
T h e A sso ciated P r e s s la e x c l u s
i v i t y en titled to t h e use f o r rep u b licatio n o f all new s d ispatches
cre d ite d to It o r not o th erw ise
cre d ited In thle p a p e r and nlso the
local n ew s published herein. , All
r i g h t s of rep u bllcatto n of special
d isp a tch e s h erein a r e also reserved
TH U RSD A Y, JA N . 28, 1926.
T H E H ERA LD’S PLATFORM
1,— Deeper water route to Ja c k
sonville.
1-—Construction of S t. Johna-Indlan River canal.
-Extension of white way.
Iw im m lnf pool, tennis courts,
-Augmenting o f building program-—houses, hotels, a p a r t •Hunt houses.
. 4*—-Extension of street paving
program.
7*— Construction
of
boulevard
around la k e Monroe.
ft^-Completlon of city beautifies. tlon program.
i^-ExpA naion of school system
arfth provision for Increased fa. d lltlea._________________________
IDLE V E R S E FOR TODAY
T lA B tE Y E , D ELA Y NOT—
"And thoy did ent and drink • • •
and tarried all night; * *. * and.
he suld, Send me away unto' my
m aster. And her brother and her
mbthkr said, L et the damsel abide
with us a few days. • • • And
he, said' Hinder mo not, Beeing J e
hovah hath protipered my way;
aend me aw ay." Gen. 2 4 : G4-50.
P R A Y E R — Dear Lord, we would
be u p ‘and doing while it is day,
for the night cometh when no man
can work. . •
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The W ay To .Reduce ^ '
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THIS ACT IS GETTING M IGHTY TIR ESO M E
As Brisbane Sees It
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M uch h a s b een said o f la te concerning th e C h a rle sto n ,
In We Go.
Henry Ford’s Questions.
b y w h ich wo m ean t h a t d an ce w hich is m ak in g it s e lf so f a
Europe Does Not Love Ub.
m ous. T h e r e h a s been m u ch said both pro and con, b u t we
‘ An Itlallan Bulldog.
h a v e seen i t c ritic iz e d r a t h e r exte n siv e ly on g ro u n d s o f
By . ARTHUR B R ISB A N E
im m o ra lity . Som e c o lle g e s have placed an im m o vab le b an
C i i r r l f k t 1838, b r S t a r Co.
a g a in s t i t and nu m erou s c r itic s o f th e c o u n try ’s m o ral f ib e r
h a v e giv en it th e ir u n q u alified bom bast.
UNCLE SAlil Is headed for the
J u s t w hy, we do n o t know. T o our u n p ro fessio n al eye world court. No doubt about that,
i t would seem to be no m ore im proper th a n th e A rg e n tin e , apparently.
flow soon will the United States
th e toddle, th e cam el w alk, th e Palm B ench c lu tc h , o r an y nlip
through the world court Into
o f th e o th e r v a ria tio n s o f th e a r t o f T e rp sich o re w h ich h av e tho league of nntions, and what [
from tim e to tim e been so popular. P e rso n a lly w e can see will be the cost of the slip? That
n o th in g m ore im m oral in i t th a n th e re is in m a ra th o n ra c e s, question interests this country.
se ttin g -u p e x e rc is e s , o r w re stlin g c a tc h -a s -c a tc h -c a n ,
HENRY FORD, in his Dearborn
A s a m a tte r o f plain u n ad u lterated f a c t it is th e m ost "Independent,’’ asks these ques
su cce ssfu l fo rm o f p h y sical e x e rc is e w hich h a s y e t been in tions:
/
"A re we ready to subordinate
vented fo r th e fem a le g en d er o f th o sp ecies hom o. I t w as
only re c e n tly th a t in one o f o u r well know n g ir ls ’ sch ools th e tho constitution o f the United
States to tho covenant (or consti
stu d e n ts w ere so b e n t upon g iv in g th e ir all fo r th e d e a r old tution) of tho league?
C h a rle sto n th a t th e p la s te r w as k n o ck ed o f f th e ceilin g o f
Are we ready to place the Mon
th e flo o r below. D ance h alls b u ilt f o r less Btrenuou s dan ces roe doctrine at the disposal of a
h a v e been know n to be w recked com p letely by th e rh y th m ic European court whose principals
run counter to it?
pounding o f C h n rlesto n ian hoofs.
“Are we ready to resign our
W h a t o th e r e x e rtio n , we ask ,, could so ca p tu re th e h en rts decision ns to when, if ever, wc
o f wom en th a t build ings fa ll undet* th e s tr a in o f th e ir /ef'—hahall fight in a court one of whoso
f o r t s ? G olf w on’t do it. W e h av e seen a few wom en play powers is to tell us when wc must
institute an economic boycott and
g o lf, h u t only a few , and th ey don’t ta k e it serio u sly . T e n n is when
wc must fight to enforce de
won t do it. G irls, we .a re told, play te n n is fo r th e sa k e o f crees ?
th e te a w hich com es a f t e r it. H o rseb ack rid in g w on’t do it.
“Have we, ns citizens, or hns
congress, ns our representatives,
No wom an can rid e h o rseb ack .
B u t th e C h a rle s to n ! T h e y a re all doing it. Old and young or has the President, ns our chief
m agistrate, the right or the power
^
an t* ^ onea* S h o rt and sk in n y ones. A ll doing to do any of these thing? Wo
th e C h a rle sto n . P u ttin g th e ir h e a r ts and th e ir souls in to it. think not.”
L o sin g ton s o f fle sh and co u n tle ss h ou rs o f sleep. T h e y don’t
TO HENRY /Ford’s questions
need a m an fo r it. T h e y do i t alone. In th e p riv acy o f th e ir
about
tho world court add these:
own boud oirs, in th e living room , on th e fro n t p o rc h ; all by
Arc we ready to submit to that
th em se lv e s, or show in g som eon e else. S h u fflin g th e ir fe e t, court the question of Asiatic immi
M a k in g th e ir hips. W illin g to die to m a s te r th e C h arlesto n .
gration?
Japan will tdkc that
.
A nd have you ev er tried it, you b ig ham and egg men question to the court ns soon as it
w ho p lay b aseb all, d ig d itch e s, o r load fa rm tru c k s, you m ol is in working order.
Are southern states willing to
lycod dles w ith you r big m u scles who th in k you a re so s tro n g ? submit to the world court the payT r y it som e tinv\ W e did once. W e had u sp rain ed ank le ment of confederate bonds issued
and a Inm c hack fo r n w eek. An a cq u a in ta n ce o f ours who during the civil wnr? That ques
b o xes p ro fessio n ally .sn y s he h a s n ’t trie d -anyth ing so good tion will be brought up..
fo r -the wind sin ce he used to pull s tro k e o ar on th e v a rs ity
ASKING QUESTIONS woni ’t (]<>
crew .
much good. This country is prnc
H e a v e n s! L if t th e ban and let th e women do th e C h a rle s ticnlly in the world court now and
will know more about European
ton . T h e y need th e e x e rc ise .
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knew before.
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ALW AYS INSPIRING
CLEVELAND DAILY PRESS
Hall, Pentland a
Another W ar
TH E LEAGUE of Nations offers
The scene is the sumptuous in muring, h a m m e rin g nt th e g a te s .
n prize of 120,000 francs for an terior of a gigantic moving picture
It’s oiltl. ton, when you atop to
A ccord ing to C. M. Sch w ab , b u sin ess m an and fin a n cie r, architectural competition. Aineri- thentcr in a large northern city. consider"
it{ for the song was
in qne o f A rth u r B r is b a n e ’s re c e n t a rtic le s , "T h e r e never' can architects are barred, because j Tfie orchestra, killing a hit of I originally written for a minstrel
"
and was sung in such per
w as a w ar th a t did not com m ence w ith s e lfish tra d e m otives wc arc not in the league of nations |time before the fenture starts, show,
j swings into a medley of tinic- formances before tlie war started, i
a t th e bottom o f i t ”. T o th is we b elieve stu d e n ts o f h isto ry — ypL
One hundred nnd twenty thous- I honored patriotic airs. The audi- Pei haps, through the four years i
w ill read ily a g re e . B u t he adds, " T h e r e w ill n ever be and francs are worth nbout $1,800, ■,.nci.
in more or less bore- from Til to 'do, something of the
a n o th e r g r e a t w ar lik e th e la st o n e.”
no the American architects can ld om ; until, suddenly, there is .i wild spirit, tin- fearless ardor, the
I.know that thrift should be the
{sharp ruffle of drums and the flaming patriotism of the men
W e would like to co n cu r w ith th is s ta tm e n t. W e would stnnd it.
poor man’s motto
--------|musicians go lilting into "D ixie." wiio made it their wnr song was i
like to believe th a t all th e ho rror ond m ise ry o f w ar w ere
Tnat spending is the mnrk of fool
Tile hnif-hored audience instant infused into the music; it has an ‘
MORE. UN PLEASAN T is the
d e fin ite ly th in g s o f th e p a st and th a t civ ilizatio n had ad loud applause with which Paris lv grows awake.
ish pride,
F’eet tap the echo of the wild rebel yell, a touch
I know the man who saves becauso vanced to th a t s ta g e o f developm ent in w hich w holesale every idght greets Marcello Pnr- floor, tiny thrills run down a of the tragic pathos of the lost '
^ •
he’t, got to
•!
m u rd er and d e stru ctio n a re m ade im possible. B u t one has isys, when that young Indy de thousand backs, und a spontaneous eau re.
May Borne ucy have a fortune laid only to look ab o u t him and see on every hand violen t d eath s nounces this country for its “blood- hurst of hamiriapping drowns out
And the country is better because
aside.
the song does mean these tilings.!
thirsty stinginess," saying “honest j the music for U moment.
I’ve rend the tales of men who’vo o f one kind o r a n o th e r w hich show th a t th e sp irit o f h ate French girls are taxed to pay the
Why is this? Surely not one in bur it reminds nil citizens, north
nnd rev en g e s till p rev ails and th a t all w hich is needed to dqhts of Frnnce to those stubborn fifteen members of the audience md south, native-horn or foreignmndc successor
,And learn that thrift was mainly p re c ip ita te a n o th e r w nr is a m ntch to lig h t th e powder.
ronte from the South.
In fa-t, horn, that the Civil Wnr was not
Americans."
what
swayed ’em.
They do not love us in Europe, ( the aneestois of a good quartoi •netely a dusty memory.to th? pc iN ot u n til We hoc m en re jo ic in g at th e su ccess o f a n o th e r
A t least, according to the writer’s
of them, probably were living in tde of Dixie, but a thing of suf
w hile th ey see th e b re a k s a g a in s t th em , not u ntil m o to rists and our lonesome* little represen Europe at tho time of the Civil fering and heartbreak that is not.
guebnes.
tUth'e in the ^pijd.cuurt, .outnum
£u rn c o m e rs w ith som e reg ard fo r th e absen t
mi ifletl bered ten or Twelve to nine, will War. Hut it makes no difference; easily forgotten.
Of how they made ’em.
And, nlso, it reminds us ihnt the
p ed estrn in who m ay be step p in g th o u g h tlessly
fr. in ti e I now it when he takes his sent as one nnd all hurst into applause
B u t now and then, when forth from cu rb , not u ntil m en le a rn to fo rg iv e o th e rs fo r unkind th ings ..hi' ji i.e of the court.
Confederate army, no less than
when “Dixie" rings out.
home I’ve wandeted
F’unny tune, that “ Dixie." You the Union army, trod n path of
Ff
To learn tvhnt lay beyond my gar th e y do, not u ntil som e C h ris tia n sp irit p e rm eates tin; mmiI
may be the grandson of a Union glory that Is our common heritage
GREAT
1*the
power
of
courago f e v e ry liv in g m an, can we say w ith s u re ty th at th ere m vt r fous initial iv.* You understand veteran or the descendant of a 100 iis Americans; that America is
den wall,
A tidy sum of money I have squan w ill be a n o th e r w ar.
how Alexander with ids handful j per cent abolitionist; but name- tile richer for having produced a
dered
-<>of men eoold scatter tile gigantic !i .how. . when ,the most stirring
,, , of iil Robert tE . Lee nnd a Stonewall
Jackson, just ns it is richer for
i. ■: _ the P _war
That I could really not afford at
rcisu io armv. including
e r -1 tunes strikes up you
- find your
, T H E P R O G R E S S O F so cie ty depends on noth in g m ore sinn war elephants, when you rend self wishing; just for a fraction having produced an Abraham Lin
all.
AS’.
of all my'cash in hand th a n
on th e exp osu re o f
tim e-san ction ed ab u ses which about the Italian bulldog of Turin. of a second, that you, too, had coln.
n This course
been one of Pickett's gallant men
Good old "D ixie"! Gallant song,
bereft me,
ca n n o t be touched w ith o u t o ffen d in g m u ltitu d es, th an on • This animal, not liking the up- in that marvelous charge through breathing
the <>M fire of Ameri
B u t though without a cent I faced
th e p rom u lgatio n o f p rin cip les w hich a r e in ad van ce o f pearanev of five elephants in a i tlu, wheat at Gettysburg; or that can heroism and self denial. May
the morrow,
eirm
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nt them and i
vou hud stood in the trenches at it ring on ns long ns America
The thought that I might die a public se n tim e n t and p ra c tic e and w hich a re , consequ en tly,
bit O.c . f C'.cni on the soft ten d er, Vickl(hurK when Grant was ham-1 lasts!
iauper left me
n t w ar w ith th e h a b its, p re ju d ic e s and im m ed iate in te re s ts fiiil of it* trunk. Away went the
me from sorrow.
.
o f la rg e c la s s e s o f th e co m m u n ity . T h e rig h t o f f r e e d i s five ••!■•! huttlH. irallopinff and tru m -!i
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peting in nil directions. One of
“L IG H T S A N D W A T E R ”
Life may be brief, but labor seems cu ssio n is th e re fo re to be gu arded by th e frien d s o f m an the
frightened creatures was found I
HOLLYWOOD NEWS
kin d w ith p e cu lia r je a lo u sy . It is a t once th e m ost sacred jammed in the entrance of u s t a ir - j!
unending,
It's pleaiant to gain wealth, but and m ost en d an gered of- o u r r ig h ts .— W m . E lle ry C han nin g. way.
on the whole
If yon cannot make money deni low n chance to mukc somclhing
I rather think’ a yearly spree of
THAT RULLDOG has confidence ing honestly, you should get out m the deal, then it would he ad
i -• spending
in himself, and that is a wonderful of business for yourself uml work visable to unit dealing. ••Jokers"
MY FA V O R ITE STO R IES
Mgy bo a useful tonic for the soul.
Duality. Too bud this nation und upon the salary basis.
m contract- have been held l.v the 1
Uy
IRVIN
S.
COBB
No bunk I’ll ever fill with heaps
The most despisable of ull thefts courts to be III violation of the;
this administration luck that con
of treasure,
I
fidence. George Washington had lire those made in trading. M is-, letter of the law.
nnd the side-show nnd heard the it. And for that reason this is representation in any sort of
But I have given life a good squnre
T H E P R IZ E SM EL L O F TH E
F'or example, if you buy a lo t!
concert.
Ho
saw
it
ull—
menagerie,
trial,
CIRCU S
transaction is contempliCie if not ! ir. Florida, and it i < afterw ards'
. ______
. 4;*:r hippodrome, freaks and tho rest of not u British colony.
Aiid haven’t found tho much ap
criminal.
•
discovered that the contract reads:'
plauded plcusuro
Harry Dickson, the writer, prob it. His widely popped eyes nnd
Colliers'
discusses editorially |“light and water available.“ you *
A GATHERING of religious
the
look
on
his
face
testified
to
his
Of pelf-denial.
ably knows as much about tho
, are confronted with a “jo k e r ." '
gentlemen, Cuthotyc, Protestant “The Profit Crop” in this way:
Southern negro ns any whito man 1enthrallment at beholding all these and Jew ish, met to discuss the in
“Tucked nway in n code of trade , Light and water are available I
This theory may lund mu in the can ever expect to know. Hut even wonders, hut not a word either of jection of religion into public practice adopted by a nutional everywhere. Even in the remotest
poorhouBo
Drn'
so, in his Hoarch for local color nnd commendation or admiration fell schools. The meeting, naturally builders' supply organization is sections of Florida one may find
When ago creepsi up iwith slow und (plaint lines with which to illumi front his lips. Harris was rather hroke up in a row, when somebody the statement thnt 'a business light and water. Strike a mutch,
crafty stealth,
nate his stories, he constantly is dissuppointed. Hu had expected a suggested ns a compromise rend transaction which does not result and you will have light; catch
B u t better that than some Herr striking a new angle of thought constant flow of “copy."
ing tho Ten commandments out in some benefit to ull concerned u drop of rain upon a leaf und
Doktor’B Kru Huus
Still maintaining his silence, loud every day.
is perilously near n swindle’.
or n new angle of observation on
vou will have water. In' that win
\When rich men go to mend their the part of some one or unuther of Uncle Jim trailed Dickson to his
“ It is worse than perilously near the dishonest realtor thinks lie hni
m
shattered heulth.
his dusky neighbors down in Mis homo when tne day was.ended. He
6N E LADY front tho Nutional a swindle if continued ns a matter [ complied with his contract,
I'h a v cn ’t always toiled when (Inyo sissippi.
had dinner in 'the kitchen with the Security League objected to "Thou of policy. It is worse for the ug- , Such promises are construed by
.
1 were sunny;
gressor in the transaction because courts to mean “electric lights''
Once upon n time Dickson was on servants and n little later was to
I ’ve hud my chance, und Imply I a hunting trip in Sunflower coun be token to the truin which would shalt not kill," saying it is “paci it is a form of commercial suicide and “city water."
fist
propaganda.”
destroyed it.
In this day the coal oil lump
ty. While there, he met an old curry him bnck to his homo in
Before the meeting wub over the The man who sells something that
I ’ve wasted quite a little bit of negro guide, n boar-hunter of su Sunflower county. Toward dark
does not benofit the buyer leaves Iupon the taLlo and the old oaken
Catholic
gentleman
said
their
*v money,
perior attainm ents and u person of Dickson went <o the back of the chdrch had been insulted. Protes no profit crop for his customer to i bucket in tho well are obsolete;
But I enjoyed it.
u quuint nnd an original philoso- house to bid his guest farewell
tants said that Jesus Christ hnd renp. lie ’s the boll weevil of busL -thov are no longer "light” ami
JA M E S J . MONTAGUE.
phy. All Ids life the old man had! Uncle Jim , with his shoes off, been insulted. A few Atheists ness. The best commodity any i“water” us seen by the law. When
been buried nt the back edge of the sat on the lowermost step of the present smiled. Why not \eave man sells is not a given product Imen tell you that lights and water
Giro available, dr will be uvuiluble,
Headline says, "Gannu Wulska cunebrnkcs. Only once or twice porch easing his tired^feet.
religion out of tho public schools, but beneficial service.
“
Dig
back
Into
the
beginning
of
jit simply means that these noces"Uncle
Jim
,"
said
Dickson,
"
I
’m
had
he
been
to
a
large
town.
The
Is Q uiet." Maybe that's tho way
as wo leave it out of government?
dream of his life, it developed, was afraid you haven't enjoyed your Must that Americnn plan be any good business and you will ritie* muit be supplied through
Paris would like to see her.
find a man absolutely determine!!
tho improved systems.
to see u circus. He hud heard of trip very much."
chnngcd?
to do his best for his customers,
The mnn who would attempt to!
“W’y Mist’ Dickson," said U nde
circuses,
he
had
talked
with
per
BjtV
tio mutter how fast Qjo profits cheat through n contract of ilia:
The Prince of Wales' horse fell sons who had seen circuses and Jim , “whut tnoks you think dal?
It. JOHN Lester, speaker to col- piled up.”
dead from under him. Hut the ho treasured a tattered program of I ain't never gwino furgit whut I
nature is as dishonest as u high-'
If you cannot give tho other fel- waynian.
Prince never tried to make his fail- n circus performance which a white seen today cz long ez I lives, an’ I a lego hien, says snobbishness rules.
Ik
Boys front public high schools arc
i n f as dn-inatic us that.
man hnd given him. But the m ar always gwinu bo grateful to you, rejected by university examining
' ---------o— ------vels of <lie red wagon and the ••u h ”
boards, boys from expensive pri
NO MORE “GLAD HAND”
“But you haven’t said anything vate schools are favored.
u
Osborne Wood in wanted in white top never had revealed them
ALBANY, O., MESSENUKK
"about
the
circus.
W
hat
made
you
Palm Beach for issuing "wooden" selves to him.
’ Private school applicants fpr
checks.-; AVo should suy thut his
Learning of tho old man's am bi so dumb?"
college examinations havo increased
“ Well, suh, my eyes beheld so 23 per cent, applicants from public
name is very t Jggestive of that tion, Dickson had an inspiration.
The head buyer of a big Chicago|forms at all in business?
line o f business.
It was an inspiration born partly much dat it seems lak my tongue high schools havo fallen off 20 per deportment store *--* -----• ---Take the friendly pretense out
ha, -pUeed
«»
„
of philanthropy and partly of self forgot to wag,"
cent.
""
intercourse, und you’d
his office door a sign that 8*y*> I leave itt pretty
pretty empty,
empty, wouldn't
"Oh, that was it? W ell, of all
That
-annoys
pure
democracy.
ish
and
mercenary
motives;
fo
r
ho
Ik'
Not thut they were glad he was
the things you’ve seen today what You need not pity the high school “No handshaking."
y.niT
Business,
stripped bare, i»
scented
a
chance
to
get
somo
prime
ill, but we'll bet there were sev
impressed you m ost?”
boys. They go into real life and
It looks rcpellanL It is. Trav rather sordid. /That account* L r
eral golfers considerably relieved m aterial fo r one of his stories. He
"All of it 'pressed me— from de nino cases out of ten are more eling salesmen and oUiers coming tho old. aristocratic prejudice1
to learn Wednesday that W illie protnisod Uncle Jim thnt when the start to do finish."
fortunate than those that devote in on business are chilled by it. against it. I^n’t it pleasanter, und
next
circus
visited
Vicksburg,
he,
M acFarU ne wasn’t to be in there
“ Yes, 1 know, but there must four years to “rnh-rahlng" nnd And that, the buyer opines, U a possibly more profitable, too t o 1
Undo
Jim
,
should
sec
it.
tw inging a “mean niblick.
In the middle of the following have been some one thing that come out of college four years be good thing. For he is very weary nrctend that men engaged m a >
------------ 0-----------of glad-handers, and pronounced business deal are friends?
summer Ringling Brotohers came stands out in your mind above all hind tho procession.
A fte r all is said and done, lies along with their show. Dickson the others—something that seemed
the everlasting bualncas handshake "Y et we’ri bound to sympnthiia
don’t hurt anyone except the ones sent U nde Jim money for his rail to you more amazing than anything
as “blah” and a “mook gesture with that hard-boiled Chbaea’
who tell them, and that’s enough road faro and bade hint to be in else. Think the whole day pvcr' I DAN DOBBS S A Y S :] and “BiUy as rubbing noses.
buyer. What he’s after. p U jJ J
Dlation fo r those who tell X
Vicksburg at daylight of u certain now, and see if you can tell mo
“ You don’t shake handa with enough, is to discourage tin n r, •
Environment is crazy
.. • , ,
morning. 116' met Undo Jim ut what thut thing is.”
your grocer, your butcher qr £04r feszionai glad-hander, who
“ Wall, suh, Mist’ Dickson,” said Enough of it will make you think baker, do you ?” he says.
R « out his big, perspiring pnw
the train.
anything is right or wrong.
minute he pokes hhfnose^ through1
U
nde
Jim
,
after
a
period
of
re
T
h
at
day
was
probably
<he
most
the
samo
with
me
and
the
The fam e of 8anford la now be
the door, bucking it up
ing broadcast to the whole world. crowded day and the most event flection, “ef it comes down to jes . Sometimes we think everybody Ing salesmen. Wc*ni not long-lo** expansive leer ant] In^ting on
Tonight from illation WDHO at ful in Undo Jim 's entire life. Hi* one thing, I’d say do thing w ich is wrong ubout everything, but wc friends. We’re adversaries, eaclt haring It shaken as if th, ro were
trying to got tl^o better
iro n took him up into tho yards hit mo de hnrdest was dat air
Rollins College George A. DoCottcs
:
know wo arc wrong about that.
the bargain
Why bluff and P « - heavenly joy to the shaker
will tell an unseen audience of to see the circus unload from tho beast w’ich dey calls de camol.
Honest han-shaklng is «
thousands of persons that this d ty cars, and took him thence to the Vh, uh-h-h-h-h- --dat cam«L" ■ ■
You could build yourself u pri te,jv c.l. one might ask, whfc .**• ceremony. GlmMuunling i, a -d !‘ I
“Why tho camel particularly?
the best place to live In Florida, show lot to watch the raising of
vate
street car Rue wRh what »t
opto . vrLu iA K J d t h y
asked
Dickson.
i W in uuy kind <>r
,the tents. Under escort of Dickinfold Herald.
I* Dickson,” euid Jim , “h c 'j takes to keep up an old uuU» hi
’ Mist'
A U D IT S SY ST E M S TA
*
Ja ck so n v ille, Tam pa, Miami,j
Palm Bench, Ihivtoral
m :
i
y,
Mil
/J
George!—Orlan*lo Scat- son the oh] negro.saw tho street
thy
yw riyfW ^ V coitt ryfh a soldo wtcU!”
Uw
-
cour^
C E N T R A L F ! nl'.HU
3 1 7-!> 18 F ir s t Niiiinnii'Bjfl
Sanford, M r.a.
S. G. G R A Y . RESIDENT!!
Loans
M O N EY AYAIl.Ml
For First Mortgage Loans on 1 iVn
Consult iis first when in (In-ndlV
A. P. C O N N K I.n A>035.
H a m o l U A Nrrontl
O ih- store building size ihiriv
fo rty by one hundred filly .
Lake M ary show cases, stall action S2.50B term s.
F ifteen acres land n ear Druid •’•»'*
m ediately. See us tomorpr.t
Five room bungalow near Eider
acre lot, large trees.
Right new five room bungalow
^
Eld er Sprin gs, large tre e s ; dcM:'|a*j
around; price $7,000.
Nineteen acres lund near Mark! .tin
$7,000.
R. R. Eidrii
210 E . Second Street
Homes, Lots, Farms, A^|
Today’s B est Bu)SJ
’ 1UBAL SUB-DIVISION I’KOl’ERTY
<>n Country n ub road. Several hunl!r^ 3
“Re on paved road. Cannot Ik* t*1'
excellent value. Priced f° r
k * jj
Terms—„nc-third cash, balance, o-.t
We have four 10-arrc farm s unrl" '^ i 3
lorat,'d on railroad. T«,nn>
“n" balance to ault.
COLCLOUGH
R ea l E s ta te
R E
S
ALT')
fienrral ^ If
J l l F irst National B*nk ^
Sanford, FI*.
^
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V
S A X ro iU )jiE R A U ). T h u r s d a y ! J a n u a r y 28, 192c
MRS. F R E D S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
Mias Mnud Lnkc, who Is attend
ing Florida State College for Wo
iM ES FOX, CONLEY. M’CA LL men at Tallahassee, arrived home
on Thursday to spend the remaind
Copyright McClure Syndicate
li ..-.TESSES AT LOVELY BRIDGE
er of the week here with her par
PARTY HELD AT NEW HOTEL '
ents, Mayor and Mrs. Forrest
1-nkc.
The Flaring Silhouette I* CossIMe
Goldonrod are announcing the birth
>* r ______ .
The attractive’ Hotel Forrest |top score, a beautiful brass bowl,
in the Frock Made of F ifty of n daughter, bom Wednesday
Col.
and
Sirs.
George
Knight
I.akc w«v t),,. scone of" an unusual- |^'.as "o n by Miss Katherine Wilkey.
four-inch Material.
morning,
January 20.
sbytehave
ns
their
house
guest,
the
Hagan vrns
was given
given n
n
lv beautiful party on -Wednesday! } ! " ’ J *
Hagan
fchurch
former’s
mother, Mrs. M. A.
After mnny seasons of straight
nottc
afternoon when. Mrs. Emmett Me- ,f ™.n,ctd..molt.0’ f,’r not hnv,,n* .n">’ Knight, of Montclair, N. J .
Chnrles Eldrldge is substituting
•
I th„ frocks with skirts like pillow-klips.
•’all, Mr . 1• 1<- 6 . Conolcy.
and* -•
Mrs. |luck* when her. .honors , nncl -•points
.
this week on Orlando mute No. 4.
i
!
.
i
.......
.....
u
l.______
faded
to
score.
In
cutting
for
the
. i ! iiymond Fox were hostesses at
Sock.
the final establishment of the flar
Mrs.* Cnrl Bradbury nnd small The carrier for that route is sick.
consolation prise, which was n rrys
J bridge.
i
ed skit t is a matter of no little
son. t hnrles spent Inst week very
tal
tea
bell,
Mrs.
French
was
the
l1nd, ar ! green, the dainty color
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J . Bach of Or
pleasantly, with Mrs. Bradbury’s
moment—so far ns dress Is con- j
! tm tif.yvn* n.iist effectively carried fortunate one.
lando were callers at G. S. Brown's
Ishman
r.istcr,
Mrs.
J
.
S.
Masters,
in
Mi
Following
the
card
game,
the
in every detail. Tall wicker
Sunday afternoon.
,
Oman’s ccrn?d. Apd some women haiMjc- |
ami.
.
>
—U.----|.ede till J , . . . filled with oink nu‘sts V 'rt'
into lho ,UninK
nus- come so nccustomcd to the tubular
• I
F .di , re
•ml h i
v M .nv r" '" ” uh" r" r* freshmenta in three
aent.
frock r.nd pencil silhouette that
Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Mathers and j
Horschal Rutledge •of Detroit,
..■■ •
; „ courses were served. Tito small
Rutledge of family spent Sunday in’ Winter
ockney
rcsjstc(| the flare quite dogS “ ',,,os w,'n' ‘ entered with crystal Mich., and • llenrv
Garden the guests of the latter’s
•ml t,.hl.
were arranged with ^
" ’hh cut flowers and Grand Rapids, Mich., are the brother, Mr. B|hnchard, Smith and i
fh'nnor- gcdly and seemed to think that It
guests of their uncle, J . W. Rut
L,rr "f was nil. all wrong.
Hut then
with the Smith family.
ledge.
pladyce every real change in fashion causes
:■
. • •■« >• •<
dogged resistance in some quarter,
v.
i f y S r S T ; Mr., i*
" ' r s ■■,rv'
,
Mrs. J . Y. Cnrlingtoq of LnurMr.
Johnnie
Rouse
nhil fAmlly of
’ * ■nil.
,'onoley. M „.
“ f t Ojoined"
& l f ctliem
E ? (<n, S. G.. is the charming house
jof the
Anyway, the flnre has come nnd
and a number of guests
Conway were calling on Mru. Laura
[Baptist the majority of the new frocks
*—
" •
most e n -' truest of Mrs. A. I*. Connelly nt Mathers Sunday nftdrnoon.
with show it in some form or other.”
nnd the cor- her home eh Hanford Heights.
>'rm i o'
111
”
i
!
joynblo
in
everv
way
an
•rs ,1c. ,!' nas Lively in a ■ere- ,lia, hospita,jIV o fJ lhr8C y m
ik Aw- Now n dress is in a measure dated
by its skirt— if it flares we know
Mrs. Kov Collier of Atlanta, tin ..! The road running east of Bear
‘ i •' i *SI \ K,wn VI '.! U c ’ith hostesses was reflected in every
condimi-d with georgette. Her flow- iir,.„:i
y is the attractive house guest o f , Gully Lake, connecting the Golden(of the it must be fnirly recent, if it is
ct with tubular wo have pretty good rca- ]
Mrs. George A. DeCottcs at her rod -Onrdo highway and the-SanI ford-Onedo road at Clifton, is now
i'i .1 witn a inuk rose.
,
!
v l,,n 1 -n e c ' p i „ a o |honte on I’ark Avenue,
►
’clock, son to believe that it is a last sen- i
(■el uiuiin rid georgette studded -I 1 U l l l e'O CKCl S
C ^lA SSi
______
j open and the work of grading it
is Ruth son’s frock.
Some of the new
wi:h rhinr
fashioned the be- H o l d s A n I n t P V P S t i n o * ' The manv friends of Mrs. Geo. 1Will be started as bikui as the adjancc at things are straight up and down,
worn by
<
i.lKllltlU
. L
that one;
she i vertisement1
................
• Mrs*.
.
, *.
. ' ;T
_ _, ‘ L ,. ^ Ric
lvic . will
win regtet
n u n to
1 0 lenfrn
learn linn
»«.-i nm ui.ni for bids can be made
but then some other .feature re1 Mill*!
h- wore a corsage <•! M e C l l l U j’ L l l S l M O n t i a V ll!,s
unite ill at the home pf and the contract let.
|l mter- veals their recent vintage,
f\ X \ 'P l I
. Mulcts and baby biv ttb.
* *lier daughter,
. — L. _ Mrs. .Raymond
,.--------- , Key. i|
tnigl.tBut it is not so difficult ns you I
Mi». i o.\ was attired in •» stun
on might think to give thu appeavThe
Truth
Seekers’
Class
of
th
e,
..
,
^
,!
tiing 11 •k i f maize georget:■>.
„ mice of a flare to a last season’s I
ie
a
v
L
ade
i
irt
bnrmonuiug
u'tbodist i .um h held its monthly daughter, who have recently rnov- \
(rcssive |fr»el:. You mny not actually
tola-. I! i flowc: - were a shi uldei meeting hi tin’ church parlors on e<l lure front Brunswick, Gn„ have!
[at the make the skirt flare— you 'm ay !
li'Jiiqu i of violi-ta and yellow Cose Monday aft,noon with u good at- opened a furniture store ut Edgeat her mid drapery or trimming of some |
'litii!*.
i.ti.linre
'wood. Mr. Miller iias just returned
m
at :! sort to take away the severely per. , Of ! li.iale lr- over, flesh geor
. . . .
,
front Grand Rapids, Mich.. Chicago,
, pindiculnr aspect. A very sim- ;
, tiring Mu' bitsmess session, re- |j|.( nnd other markots where he
gett>’. « a lh lia idsonm gqw.,
l”. D. nle way of adding the desired j
•or” by Mr . Froneh. Sh< vore a ports from the various standing went to purchase the best and new
kf Mrs. i flare is by inserting godets. Tliese j
■ir a o f |iti.l. i i' er, baby breath committei iin.1 officers were giv- est in the furniture nnd household
|o A\e- may be put in tit the side, in th e ;
and \inlets.
s for his store.
front, at the back or all around.
The tallies 'done in quaint do- . p . It was .iiost gratifying to tho lwcwlitlw forhU 8torc
One reason* why some women re•it's of flowers in pastil tints, members t . Icarh that over $10.00
! fretted the pnssing of the tubular1
Goldonrod
Ju s t as soon ns coinplotcd
v ere r.'.oii out by Mrs. W. W. Pot- worth of pi visions, toys, nnd othenter- frock was because they had belit*, who was gowned in a lovely ir.o m fori w« re distributed among
wo will m ove into th e now
pub at Tome quite addicted to frocks made I
Rev. Reid preached to n large
friil, if fjH- georgette bended in the poor li..; tig Christmas.
builtlinK
ju s t Sou th o f nnd
Jtht' ft from two lengths of fifty-fouroht«.
audience Sunday afternoon. San
V {*°F im-h material. They made them
adjoining:
t It c
W estern
The Tr :t *• Seekers have a corps dal school was also well attended
I
A
mo
•
.
mtgtesting
game
•
■
!
V. Car- alone with the aid of u little dress- •
bridge «•;.-■ played during tin- a t• ■•f tenein i ' ho will gladly sultsti- despite tlie inclement weather. The
Union Ti*Jegrnph C o.’s o f
intiker by the day, and revelled in
. it.-niqon ..fte r four prngre* dons. l.i'e lit :i
iliparUnent of the hours of .-civile were changed to
fice.
Our o ffic e equip
entir- the lovdv patterns and designs o f,
■t'l-. i r» i'■.lo ti'il by Mrs. \\ . Si.nday
on Fan- tin’ ;*ilks that they used in this
ment
will
he o f th e very
•
">
1.
when
they
are
2 o'clock and .1 o’clock p. m.. for
of |li w iife n Pi ■ | s'. Hill. Mr.-. Ilawkiii- Conti lie an.I
Mi-.* wr.y. But don’t imagine that the
in
i-deil.
latest
design
anil cou rtesy
'll.n.r II
tjnyk v.ft.
I Ians v i discussed and perfect- Sunday school and preaching eivBeet of fI;.red skirt has made an end of I
I i ? i in1- - - f rrw m h l
and
serv
ice
will be our
i i f.,r In • work by the class ices instead of 2:45 nnd It: 15
this type of frock. It is a simple
I bln-1. whi I ■ g.i,;. •
m
otto.
If
you
lmve any
rini. enough matter to insert little git- Lla, l
l"i
the
•
'ig year. Plans were o'clock as formerly.
.1 I'dll. .1' I" I
i’i. .1 i 1.
f ime . i
th
ing
to
si'll
or
wish
to buy,
lulick nt dots at the lower part of the frock 'w ?,
•It -II III lilt
"r
a
social
to
be
hold
‘
.
i
It.
r
nnd
!<
•
I to I
tho full!,..
k t 2:45 and sonic of the new printed silks i |„u t * ■
•l.tte
at
tiie
parsonage
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Southgate
Were
kindly
give
us
an
opixnTun
111 iiitimendai i i . t lt.it ■i ■i,|. t .. I. •
•' i-inn ot business, the out at their cottage on Hear Gully
are specially designed to permit i f
ity to talk it over w ith volt.
o ‘ a IP i 1.1 ol t la ,i
■ id ilelteiotn refresh- Lake several days tart week,
mi h inserted godets. The sketch
tudied uiul
Now location 104, I’ark
acting as hostesses {
Live.-* a better idea of this limn _
Avenue.
'
m
g
were
Mr-.
It.
F
Mr.
Southgate
was
taken
ill
Simin. ’ ' , *11 1
« mill lie possible in words. Tinii.
In her
Bradbury, M rs.'day, nnd his daughter, Mrs. N. IV
i t *.i• li.'-.t from ■ i , ' ' i l l lift VI It
•ilk -hows an interesting mlm -fi
‘1At'« .1
Mr-. W. A. Raynor. Yowell of Orlando, who was noti-ihciin- with accents of black wlm
i..'b||i'-d It with 1
the li‘. i . ___
i'll’ i' il edir '
b '.
1 th;' ps;
'a i'.t'.i'i.;
‘ ltd
.ri.l .’-il ii
BROWN R E A L T Y
Alis.'i Kuwvna l )ishm:*.n
/
i T H O U G H T S -W IS E
libra
l a t e s t f a s h i o n h i n t s f o r m il a d y
85 ACRES
>It*
Black Hammock
Partly Cleared
In the Flowing
Well District
One Fourth Mile
From Paved
Road Spur
Track Divides
The Property
Making Loading
Very Easy
This Property ’ •
Is Right Across. C.
The Fence From
A Celery F ie ld ;; ^
A Rare Bargain
At Two Hundred
Dollars Per Acre
One-third Cash
Balance One and
Two Y ears.
r
AND O TH ER W ISE
\ book never seems really worth
Ihr W
of ItlC m .\ much to me until it 1ms bt’oii
d im li ryaT by some of my friends i
n gular 'family. With each added borrow
hrbr at ing and reading it becomes mon
vuliiuble, more personal, boouhuw.
kague of and I like nothing better than a
l r , ‘ V. ill,
»i k A m • ...... I lioi'k that has given pleasui<'
i" ut least half a dozen other pen
To ( )|)t»n 1’i aiK’h ( Tis’s
For hanciiur In Fity
The Sanfoid Woman’' fTub hr.
mini" ai rang, iiu tits \ ■ ,Mi
Ruwi na liisiimmi t^i i • bli- li
to .m It si liool of dam me in li.
. ,iy. Mi's I*' l.iua'i enn.i; ! S.vi
i ■ i l i t v.i v ai.,I fi" t I.. I i>
,av. au’i’i
a tii' c las.*i
' !
)1 'I
I- : IIbn
.lali
Nt vcitlieb'.ss, there are certain
'1. 'advantages in lending book
\"vi!i a •
one thing, there are some per
M'tdnji -ini- to whom you just cun't lend
an! (■ bii'iks if you ever wish to see tie to
•In- books—again. They forget
"• or least neglect to return the
1 • ks and aie offended if you ask
D r them. 1 know one of my pris
le \li
'd books has been on the fdiojf ot
an
acquaintance
of
mine
for
a
ll’lnns "uplo of years and I haven't the
temerity to tnke it home with pie
■'i'iduy v<
t'\ pel le im'i
me day from her house. She is
u quoerlv sensitive individual, and ti"ii ami dui’
i don’t like to ask for thu book, line "f. " iddi siie recently lent to another
•riend as her own. The situation
MM!I I. - unnlcasant, to say the least, and
•he only tiling to do is never to
lend her another book.
But that
thaiit
and a few similar experiences do
pr«’^n;
not dampen my enjoyment of bo ok
lending.
i don't keep trank, excepting in
1civii \ my mind, of where my books are.
[iltm.iii., But I do remember very carefully
i'll i.'H every book I borrow, and return
i i ;.i • i item within a reasonable time. I
have a friend who lias plenty of
money to spend on books and who
It To
sorts of interesting things
t » lead, nnd she keep* a little note
ere Fly book in her library in which she
lists all books lent and their lmr- ,
d n iu n t rowers. Then she knows at any
time just vvbttu hgr books arc.
‘■h U m And that la really a sensible tiling
(in f,|.
to do. if you have many books
r <r Puii- (l’nt to your different friends.
•noli't, ho-j
[to'.iiiv and
i*t the
>clock, nn.-'buic I)ch toA sttu L .
Woman’s
t
■*
Inato in i*cnrtlsts for Country Club Dance
crely hoped |
Delightful Event
Wielvci of Is
of hearOf Wednesday Night
Mt*.
uniposer of
» c, having . Th®,d* n«’*' at tho Sanford Coun
« S" of the try riub on Wednesday evening,
»>c of those honoring those taking purt in tho
•pending J " ' ™ ' FhjHda Open Tournament,
ar u decided success in every
The
W
Y
-n il V
1 ' '.■
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�THE SANFORD HER ALP/THURSDAY. JANUARY 2s] 1926
'/“J a c k Dempsey,*” B arn yard K in g
or.-.iblq f c c n c O f M a tch e s
B s i w t e n M is s
W ills A nd
£Un Vivwfci'.With'
CANNES, Franco, Jam
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—Having a day o ff a t the Gallin
ournament, Helen
ills went over
o Nice and inspecteo the codrts
if the Imperial Cluh -where she
tosslbly may rtieet Suzanne Ircifi;en in match which her heart is
’earning for.
S ta te G eologist Believes
Chances O f Oil Discovery
In FloridaTo Be Slight
TA LLA H A SSEE, Fin.. Jnn. 28.; ate extremely, remote, and though
(A1)— Herman Gunter, state gcolo- some slight structure may exist it
here on would require extended field work
gist,-in n statement issued hero
the. outlook for discovery of oil to discover and accurately map it,
beneath tho
the surface of Florida, de
do- which the data s o 'f a r of record
dared that
nre "ex
clared
thnt thn chnrtccs arc
“ex- scarcely wnrrant. Such men arc
and thnt nny
any per
per- only too glad to.have ns u guidance
tremely slight," nnd
son putting money into well drill
drill- in a . new region the reports pubMore Tfinn 200 Arc Entered son
“should be well able to lose fished by tho federal and state gcoIn Iflnk n a y While; But 60 ing
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logical corps. ' ,
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Compete' In Doubles .S tart ,Mr.
active
“ A number of wells have been
Mr. Gunter attributes the nctivo
ing Today A t SL Petersburg interest being shown now in the
tho drilled in Floridn ns tests for oil
possibility of oil production in th
thoe or gns. ,
8T. PETER SBU R G , Ja n . 2 fU - stato to several reasons. F irst, ho mentioned
ind'1,702 feet in
con ty. 1,452
(/P)— Lawn bowling interest from declared, there is nation-wide con.
______ ,._ilton county, 1,888
a competitive standpoint is center cern regarding tho muny talcs of
ed principally in rink or team play, wealth in rcnl estate and other dc- and 7<0 feet in depth; one in Wash
Yclopmcnt transactions. Then, he ington county, 4,012 feet deep; one
nl tourney over held in.the winter inidi.thorc is the activity of those
time here, would no indicate. Less posing as geologists.
than CO. teams arc entered in tho < Tho geologist also issued n warn
doubles starting .today while more ing to those property-owners inter
than 200 howlers'participated in the ested in developing Florida's oil
rink play....
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clmnces that the grunting of n
Recently rounds in the consola lease to oil men, when no money is
tion group, in. which eleven re involved, “will often prevent full
main in the race, will he played off control of the lund in a subsequent
during the (lay that fiiml^ in both real estate transaction."
the championship nnd. consolation
Mr. Gunter's statement follows:
classes may lie-played tomorrow
"There nre perhaps several rea
afternoon.
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ANNOUNCING THE
Toronto H. H. Davison, skipper now shown In the possibility of
R. E. Webb, Dr. A. E. Burritt, and Florida producing oil. F irst of nil
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OPENING
C. W. Lines will meet Buffalo, N. tho nation-wide interest in Florida
Y., Andrew Oliver, skipper, W. W. and tho mnrvelous tales of wealth
of the
Dudnn, Charles I). Gardner.nnd H. growing out of the huge sums
S. Clmdwirk,. in the championship turned over in real estate and other
match. Members-of both teams will development transactions, thus cre
come in for good prizes.
ating in ninny instances *u large
Officials of tho St. Petersburg surplus of money available for
Corner Oak and Third Street
Lawn Bowling Association, spon speculation and investment, bus at
Fully equipped, rind experienced, and
soring the tournament, announced tracted the attention of various
now in position to repair your nld
today that singles would probably clnrscs of promoters. This ensytroublesome rgofs— leaks repaired.
he started Soturdny and that finals moncy situation iu Florida, coupled
— Satisfaction G u arnn tc.J—
in both tho doubles and singles with thq slowing down of new drill
We will cheerfully furnish you uiili
would he played o ff early next ing operations in the more or less
estimates on any.style roof. Tile mol
week, unless had weather should in- known oil territory is muking the
Asiteslos, Shingle, Asphall Khingh,
terfero and niuko possible the two state n Mecca for oil promoters,
Ready roofing and Infill up nnd.
tournaments necessary.
as suggested by the number of in
The consolation include: Chica quiries received by the State Geo
“ We Roof for Permanence"
go, Charles Blakv, skipper; Toron logical Survey, Tullulmsscc.
to, Jnrncs Ryrie. skipper; Bruin,
“Some of the inquiries arc men
Pn., }V. W., Arunrd, skipper;. Or o f recognized standing represent
ange, N. J ., George Smith, skipper; ing reliable nil companies, or con
Wingham, Ontario, Alex Crawford, sulting geologists gathering data
Tcrlap nnd llallen, I’ropr! .orskipper; Kingston, Ontario, John for their clients, who spend con
Telephone* 111
Angrove, skipper; Brooklyn, N. Y., siderable time in the survey pfTiccs
David Dyer, skipper; Orlando, Fla., discussing in detail thy geology of
John Gardner, skipper; Dnytona the state. Such men usuully agree
W T T 'T f n . ii , ,
Bench, F la., G. Wyaeorvoy, skip after thorough study of the record
per; Toronto, H. J . Clnrry, skip ed data, and specimens in the Geo- |
per; nnd Plainfield, N. J ., F. W. logicnl Survey’s office, thnt the I
Jones, ^kipper.,
clmnces for finding oil in Florida I
Sanford Roofing Co.
if clubbiness shown liy the nutnnal. ‘‘♦He docs not like young pco- t
plo".
Nt’iV jSaturday Suzanne is to let
t J)e known whether she will play Wlt'h 14 knockouts to his credit, “Jack Dempsey,"-shown nbovc with
in tha'alngles at-N ice next Monday. Geo.vte Dunhnr,, his owner, wits the. gnmest cock on the walk of the
Miss W ills Is entered In the tourna- National F a n n e rs ’ Exhibition' in Chicago. In fights Jnck wears tiny
merits.
f ' ! - ’ to
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boxing gloves aiffixed
M ist W ills js somewhat wrought
up over.tho publicity she is getting
M a cF a rla n e To m eet international flavor to this match,
and will , mark the first meeting
European
Cham
pions
of
the American title holder with
her gt»{through her vacation nndi.iturbed.
tile European team since its ar
MIAMI, Ja n . 2!8.(/P>—W ,h i I o
♦' Th£ literary effort* of the Amer
open’ golf rival here recently.
ican champion in writing ->f a MncFarl/ine; national
champion,
has
un
touneed
tiint lie
tournament in which sin- is pinvin
An American in an American se
•arc'beginning to attract tie atten- will be paired with Wilfred Erid
tlon of. the French new. papers. in a golf inafch Sunday ut_ St. dan won the eight-day reliability
Sntnd'Uif them openly crillrii't the |Augustine,' again st Arnaml Mas contest promoted tills seuson by the
.ipermission of writing granted Miss i sey, French o'psii champion, and Koyul ’Automobile Club o f Austra
WfiWVind refused William T. Til- Arehio CompsU'ii. B riiith prolia, while another American with
den. Kche Carnet do iu Keinuinc champion. N
Tho meeting of tho champions of a car equipped with a radio receiv
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: “ It is quite possible th at before these s i s t e r nations will lend an ing set won second honors
M ist Wills lui- an opportunity to1
me- i (Ui ‘..1 a e>;ien, tlie U. tJ. Eawu
.T en nisi.W ociatii it Wifi take meas
ure against tin youthful represen
tative a it did ngninst William T.
t'ewtpapcr .map in hl|i
Sanford Roofing Co.
Girls— A re You a P erfect 36?
r J . ' l t ? l t t r t i ^ l S f C r t 2 r . c r t : r c n r r s n c r c r c : ' ^ f r j r j r : , » . r z r c . r z . n i : L T r .r
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ED IN BU R G H , Scottlund!-Ge<>rge
Cook, Australian heavyweight win.
disqualified in the eighteenth round
o f m u*fight with Philcott, British
heavyweight fo r tho British Empire
heavyweight title.
W ILM IN GTO N , Cal. — Sammy
Mnndell of Rockford, III., light
w eight, won' u decision over .lad.
S p a r .o f Imiuita. Cul.
SA N FFRA N SC ISCO .—John l-.estc r Jfehnson, Now York negro, won
a defi aim over {Jammy ifison,
Banos heavyweight, lO'tduod*.
OAKLAND.—Johnny
: aiv of
.OakJund, won a technical knockout
over*Yic King, Australian bantam
weight, five rounds: Mason G rif
fith / Snn Jo se, middleweight, won
QvciqjCbnrley Lung, Omaha negro,
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T h i« p ro p erty owned by S a n fo rd In te r e s t and
d'fered fo r few d ays o n ly ; th en , S la te -w id e sellin u
cam p aifin o ffe r in g lots fo r su b scrip tio n s u b je c t
to a llo tln ie iit.
jsnting the fumous Ray Schalk,
lie S<:X catcher, iu n new rule—
b o f Baseball coach ut the Uni
ty of Wisconsin. Schalk will
the Badger candidate <for tho
ircampuigu. He comes with an
»ble record nnd shuu’.jl bring
o u t'th e best there l. ill the t .i k jje
diamond to r : ers.
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her
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t n she hits fulfil',d the
v ilh marked ability, leading
iriotiw loco) processions and
part in other official' func-
Ocean Frontagre a t $50.00 P e r F o o t
TRY rolling 'ft m with P. A., the better
cigarette tobacco. Man, man, >vital a
•cigarette! Mild as Indian Summer. Cool
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this. You’ll taste the difference with the
first PuffPrince Albert is *crimp-cut and stays
put. Doesn’t land in your lap or float
away on the firat bteeze. But that's a
vdetail. Roll ’em with P. A. because P. A»
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wonderful
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The Prince Albert process black-balled
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Prince Albert is also a bcl|.ri„„. •
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A b o u t 5 5 0 lo ts iu all, o n o-fou rth alread y ta k e n . '
R ig h t is reserv ed to w ith d raw th is p re -re s e r
v atio n sa le a t any tim e w ith o u t n otice.
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diversity Urges
Better Garden
farmers’Bullet
lilTercnt
r garden,
saying.
;hosc in
d situarecords
i coming
nises to
«1 order
luring the
pons have
rs of the
I and take
id digger,
pers have
lomethlng
et be un
in dalryind in diill go fnr,
p Florida
Z & Z Kt
Augunt-Scptembcr—Deans cab- sweet potatoes, tomattocs.
bnire. cantaloupe, carrot.,.
A congressman has resigned to
serve a prison sentence, but ,thl» is
not to be regarded as a movement
to pen lame ducks up.
S t u a r t C e le b ra tio n
[*«». May—Beaus, cowpeas, corn, egi, r r P,ant “kra, pumpkins, squash,
kin., sweet potatoes, tomatoes. •
! June—Beans, cabbage seed celO ctober-Beet*. onion ret,
bngo, enrrots, celery plants' can- ery, cowpeas, eggplant, squash
lards, lettuce, mustard, *p| cm- sweet pootntocs, tomatoes, waterlach, melons.
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Cabbage, canteloupes, celJKc, car1, cowpeas, eggplant, pdm
rots, collnrds, lettuce, mustard
luash, sweet potatoes, to
unions, spinach turnips.
December—Cnbbngo,
colla'rd*
lettuce, mustard, onions.
South Florida
Jnnunry—Beans, .beets, cnbbnge
collnrds, eggplant seed, potatoes
lettuce, mustard, onion sets M,jn.
ach. tomato seeds, turnips •
Fohruary-Mnrch— Benns! beets
corn, cabbage, cnnteloupe, carrots’
cucumbers, eggplant, potatoes, let
•pEh.SabS;feiI, r i
North Floridn
Januar>’—Cabbage, collnrds, let
tuce, mustard, onion sets, tomnto
seed’, turnips.
February— Benns, cabbage cancloune, carrots, cdllqrds cucum
bers, potatoes, lettuce, onions, spinach.
‘ March-April—Benns, beets, enntcloupe, carrotts, collards, cowpeas,
cucumbers; eggplant, English pens,
potatoes, okra, onions, pumpkins,
squash, tomntoes, turnipB, water
melons.
\ May—Beans, cantaloupe, collards, cowpeas, cucumber, eggplant,
okra, pumpkins, squash, sweet po
tatoes, tomntoes, watermelon.
June-July— Benns, cabbage seed,
celery seed, cowpeas, eggplnnt,
OLD SOilES, PIMPLES
BOILS,
RASHES
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T reated One
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LICARBO
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M errits Island
the "comiy the Ag. of the
a the Uni[they were
je written
Comfortable
P u llm a n B u
door work
gardening,
healthful
of green,
W ed n esd ay, Feb. 3 rd
L HAMNER ORGANIZATION
rden
the Sem inole C afe Grill Room
S ale S tarts a t
2 :3 0 P. M. an d 7:30 P. M.
is
around.
beautiful I
whether j
ilows and
lorida, <>r|
lira trees
i* started,
than fur
So t h a t you may set* and appreciate the investment o p p o r t u n i t y of Florida’s greatest citv. blisses will
leave the Sem inole Hotel at Sanford for Tampa, every morning at 7 o’clock. Other a n "modal ions are
provided g u ests by the Ilanm er Organization.
B. L. HAMNER ORGANIZATION
if raisatdc
idsouthern
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Service:
Here is your chance to make your profitable in-
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Big sale where prices
but but com e now while savings g ood
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One Lot ofLadies $5.00
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TS THE OCEAN, the beaches and the ocean
bathing in winter that bring nine-tenths of
a 1 the people to Florida. And Daytona
Beach and the,whole wonderful Halifax River
country, growing today with amazing rapidity,
are supreme in this respect, for Nature has en
dowed this region not only with genial climate
and unmatched beauty but also with twenty-five
miles of unsurpassed beach. ' A beach where
Ocean bathing is an unaijoyed delight— and
where motorists can speed gloriously on the
sands along the ocean’s edge.
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And now the cosmolitan throngs drawn to
Daytona Beach in the winter arc to have for their
accommodation the most magnificent hotel in all
Florida outside of Miami and Palm Beach---a
15-story hotel that will be a worthy sister to the
greatest hostelries of those two cities.
As an
nounced a few days ago this second Florida'
dRADY,
j ‘vct wood will be built by Commodore E. Perry
•Stoh;:. President and General Manager of the
Meet wood Hotel system, at a cost of $ 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
wn hairy land Point in Daytona Shores.'
Brilliant will be the setting of this new Fleet\ WQod.
Standing on the beautiful wooded
peninsula at the juncture of dhe Halifax and
I omoka riyers, it will be surrounded by magni
ficent estates. The mile-long Fleetwood Con
course will connect it with the Dixie*Highway
---a double boulevard with central parking, 120
feet wide.* Along the majestic Halifax from the
Fleetwood to Ormond will run Fonteneda
Drive. And for a distance of seven miles along
the Tomoka river from fh'e Fleetwood to the
Daytona Shores F. E. C. Railway station will be
Tomoka Drive.
Along these river drives
vards, as along Fleetwood r Connect,ng boule* e great estates or the m02
r
wH1 rise
discriminating people who win, h|°mcs o f those
to Daytona Beach across on,
lose Proximity
River Causeway. c o u p T d Hali fa*
community life which wM 7
’C attractivc
Fleetwood with its delightfni ,°C“S about thc
mg, its varied entertainment d'n‘ng and danc‘
Casino and Pool.
Programs, and its
Willie this property Is not
investing public, requests /
avaiIable to thV'pouring in on the heels of t rcscrvati°ns are
nouncement., According,,. „ f lcc.tw°od anhavc been placed in the j ^ , Prcl'm.nary plats
sentatives, where they Cln, of 0Ur local repremtcrcsted in getting i n J o ^ T * " ,
^yone
ccptional property in " ' ,0n about this exopcning.
d'ance of its formal
Phone 410, 221 E. First S t, Sanford, Fla.
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TV. -Of cilAWCBnv 0LE
Hower,
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the n a n of the state’* dUsens
must get most of their information
and formulate their opinions on
present day questions through lecttires and public dlscussions. a lec
ture bureau U maintained by the
division and every effort is made
to encourage people to get togethf into
In a community forum In order
i e x ^ R a tr'a majority decision may be
Jfa rB reached.
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The lecture bureau offerp lec
tures by prominent eltixena, fac
u l t y , members and speaker* from
universities and other state*,
lectures are technical, infodhational or inspirational in
chffnacter. When sufficient notiee
Is given, the bureau will furnish
speakers to women’s clubs, com
mercial clubs, teachers’ institutes,
commencements, and other public
occasions.
'* r. E . j . Harrell, R,,i,ecc«mj"
Hvlnrr' a n d ,l! : roA K- Catch cart. 1,
H«wuL.and It d.ad th .lr h.|r,
™ V * . n * \ F anl* M and l e g a l , *
“J o l h e , r Parties claiming if!
u -.V * . u.ni,,'r them.
Henry «
•Sanford, deceased, hi* heirs, \|.,
laee*, grantcon and legatees un<| ,ii
other p a r ti * . otalmlnV ln u 'r., ,1
H efendam A *1*1 “ ' nry H’ *S a,,fur>ed to their Bill of Complaint In tile
s t a t i n / there iff
s a p ,:;^ f i t
i.i« ;
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w*f*. J. A .el Erlrein.
S
m „ u " V-15.'\y."on,
> A,,tt
Baldwin,
widow,
W . l.ewton.
Karnli
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H " }""• * nn“ C. Holton, ......... n
Holton, H arry Holton.
Clara A
HoWor.
1C. C. McDowell, m o
Cr ampler, E J
Harrell, ftelw m
J . Hower. William R. (huilira-tand the said bill having prayed i.ir
r o n . t r n n l v e service against w d
"'l&JS.’L'i, Jjlrramianle. It la
^hREFCRE.
OIlDKItED that
tho defendants, the unknown he| »
devisees, grantee* ami legatee* of
f t 1™"" S .!,nf, k "?>- »• M. Bame.y.
, l f nr/ o ’ ?,*nf?.nl Caroline A. M*.
ell, J . 1 . Mltell, her husband. i,..r.
enso (\. Baldwin, and
It..*.. .5
Baldwin, bis Wife. J. Axel Krlrsm
Qeorae 1-3. Wllsory Ada W. Baldwin
BOND ELECTION CARRIED
hi ofclurs,
nts in
work
speoun-.es
icc in
jditlon
|readfarm,
t s iiz
OKEECHOBEE. Fla., Jo n . £ 8 v (/P)—An election to decide upon
the issuance of $216,000 in bonds
was carried her* yesterday by n
vnto of eight to one.
The money is to be used In con
structing a new S40JOOO city hall,
$87,000 for street paving and the
remainder for sewer and water
J . G. SH A R O N
extensions.
Attorney-at-Law
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Will practico In all the court*
Still, you will never get much
service out of a spade by merely Examination of Abstracts cf land
calling it one,— Florence (A la.)
Titles given especial attention
Herald.
Offices in Court House
rton. Sarah A.
rollon, Alice O.
Hon. Clara A.
jT Harre?lT Rebecca j'.
In* ■«
B-.Catchcart. claim,n ,h e following
,*n Semlrtole Couu* lorldn. to-wlt:
'Vest quarTcr^^of l ' Northweat
quarter of ftaultpast q uarter at
becilon 9, Township 11 South
of Ranee :» East.
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T R A trr i.
The North half *>t the North
east quarter of Southwest quurier of Southeast
q u arter of
heetlon to Township’ l l South
Of llanae •» K. Also the North- .
quarter
of
Southw est,
quarter of Section 10. Town-*
*olp .1 South nf Ilangu 29
East.
TRACT 3.
North half of the Northeast
. quarter of the Southeast quarSeetioa 9. Township 11. South
of ItaiAce ::i Knit.
. . . . . . TRACT i.
All that part
of the
South
three-quarter* of the Southeast
quarter of Southeast
q uarter
lylUK West of t|,0 Weklvn Riv
er lu Section 9. Township 11
huutli or R^naa 19. Enst.
TRACT S. ' *”
•'•orIII three.quarter* of North-
earn q u arter of Southeast q u artwr of section
Section B. T
Townahlp 31
South of R anae 39
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TRACT «
Southwcat Quarter of th * aouthvreat q uarter
and a o u th w r .t
quarter of aoutheast q u a rte r o(
Section 9, Townahlp 31 South
Range 19 Raat.
TRACT t.
NnrtVeaat quarter Of aouthwe*t
quarter leaa aeven acrea aCroae
In a square In the orthw eat
corner, nntl the aoutheaat q u a r
ter of aouthweatx quarter. Ie»a
two and bne-half a cre a la n
aquare In the northeaat corner
'•r Section 9. Townahlp 11 8oulh
«f Rango 39 IU at.
TRACT A
North half of . t h e
northeaat
quarter of Northweat q uarter
South of Ranee 19 KaaU
j ami they are iierehy required to
!'f Section IS. Townahlp
21
IN WITNESS WHEREOF", I hove
appear on the l i t day of Feb ru ary
A- D. 192fi. Ihe same being Rule
Dny. to the inn of rwmplalnt -flle<l ag a in .t them In tills cauae. and
It la further
ORDERED that a copy of thl*
Order he puhll.iml once a week for
four ronaecutlve weeka la the Han-
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Raaldent of Florida atnea 1SI«.
S a n f o r d .---------
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M
rs!,",»d on the Courthouse
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18 Ideal Residence L o t* oir Parti-A venue
door at Han
ford. Seminole County.
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hereunto-aet my hand and orricini
aeal thl* 2nd day of J a n u a r y A. l».
1924.
(Seal)
V. E . DOUOLABS.
Clerk of tho Circuit
Court, Semlnolo County.
R y: A. M. W E E K S , D. C.
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REAL K1TATH
Sdfi lat Nat"I Rank
rhone I8 - .W
HANFORD. FDA.
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,pA,66G.6G Each
26 Lots in W oodruffs Subdivision
TEN D A Y S A L E
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$600.00 Each
TIRES AND TU BES
Rines Filling Station
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20 Acres on Island Lake
1113 Sanford Ave.
Phone 461-J
You g et a coupon w ith
every dollars p u rchase good
fo r alum inum w are.
ALL BARGAINS
Sinclair Gas and Oils
U ho th e beat.
I t costa no
m ore and is b e tte r fo r you r
m otor.
ra
T ry Smith's Barber
Shop fo r good barber
work. Ladifes welcome.
N ext to Valdez.
J . H. HUTCHINSON
. ARCHITECT
First National Bonk Bldg.
for<l Herald, a n«WM>tf«;r \
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Befeiancea:VIrat National Bank.
Elton J . Moughton
V l.lO 8 v!»aL
28, 1926.
THURSDAY.
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REALTO RS
2 10 East First Street
Phone 708-709
dated
in op|th the
pro(or
culty
....I f you have $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 in cash consult us about
L is tin g No. 10.
that
LOTS
*“ T w o lots in M a y fa ir.
One at the very low fig
u re o f $ 3 ,5 0 0 .0 0 and th e other which is on Mellonville A vc., and close to Union Ave., at $1,000.
One lot on San fo rd Avenue at S ixteen th S tre e t.
“Sanford’s First Industrial Development”
$3000, on e-th ird ca sh — balance over th ree years.
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Sanford Realty Company
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H. S. LONG, Manager
9-10-11 Rail Building
Phone 657
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This development embodies all the improvements necessary in making
A F G Industrial Tract the industrial center of the entire state. Progress
along these lines has already been made. Plans for the immediate .con
struction of a plant and warehouse are now well under way and every
effort will be made to complete them within the next ninety days. This
is the first forward step towards making Sanford an industrial center.
BUY THIS NOW
[dinnerile and
SITES 9 6 x 2 6 0
Is movie,
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|fo has i
i nstem
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my
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ittl at £
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at
“L ” F irs t S tr e e t Extension; all for $25,000. This property in considerably under-
$ 2 5 .0 0
per foot
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priced.
With Trackage for Siding and Switching Installed and Paid F o r '
[fkh, red
JH lure a
[8. You’re
> r Mood.
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Twenty per cent cash and the balance payable in six semi-annual payments
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•ku been
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Sales Force: R. W. Lawton and J . M. Roche
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Sites can be secured with five per cent deposit, closing in thirty days
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Br’ °f the better and mote profitable crops of Florida during the
have been made with ID EA L BRANDS.
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This unique developmeut offers excellent Investment opportunities
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CONSULT OUR SERVICE ORGANIZATION t
'it'
: ,oui Horticulturist, Prof. B. F . Floyd and Dr. M. IT Leonard,
L i PJfDt Pathologist, associated with our subsidiary, the Florida
Py ompany are at your comm&nd.
[ILSON & TOOMER FE R T IL IZ ER CO.
Manufacturers of •IddaMT$rtilix«®
ANOTHER BRITT-CHITTENDEN DEVELOPMENT
OUR ORGANIZATION
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Jacksonville, Florida.
E stab lish ed 1393
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Paul R. Forbes' Mgr;
Sanford Branch.
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C. A. Button .
C. L. B ritt
E . A. Chittenden
L. P. Chittenden •
. Joe-D. Chittenden
Frank J . Fitzpatrick
D. C. Griffin
W. C. Hill
E . M. Hunt
Howard Overlin it Frank L. ‘Woodruff, J r .
�THE 8ANF0RD HERALD. THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1926.
“Truth Serum” To B e
P ath e Camera M*n E le ctric Chair Will
Tried On Convicts
Here To Film Golf * T ake N eg to Today
LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Ja n . 28.—
S tars In Big Meet
; (&)—Tliree convicts of the Arkan-
1r.ns state prison will be subjected
to the "truth scrum " testa hchc
late today. ' The cerum will be
i used in experimental form before
the Arkansas Pence Officers AsJ socintion in sc:*ion here. Name*
' of the men to be subjected to lh"
|test nrc not krow r. the selection
to he mauo just before the experi
ment.
Br. B. House of Ferris, Tex.,
: criminologist. who will conduct
t i i i : m t c i iT I 'o f T i T o r T i n :
|the test, said a person under the ins r.v
r .N T ii
Jin n T A i. r n i r n r
o r r i . o i t i i n . in a n d r o i i s r . n influence of the serum will answer
i n o i . i : r o r N T V . in c’ HANc r.n V .
■truthfully any
question put to
Suit to t l mtet Title
I him.
a u t iil ' k e . y o w e l i .
t'nmplnlnant,
1 Governor Toni T. Tcrral of Arvt«.
. hansas, has given his approval of JO SEPH M. AItltKDONDA,
rl nl.
I the experiment.
I M 'friu llin ts .
Additional publicity that San
ford will receive as a result of the
‘■OewVm l^yiorkla •Open Champion••hip Golf Tournament wns provided fo r thLi morning when An
drew T . Kelly'and J . E. Campbell,
*of Florida Productions, Inc., came
I to Hanford as th e representatives
.o f Patho News for the filming of
|the various, stars in action over
*the sporty local course.
( Mr. Kelly is vice-president nnd
•production manager of Floridn
I Productions, Inc,. the same com|pail}Uthat is in charge of filming
Seminole county scenes for exhi
bition at the Tampa fair.
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In commenting on the ndvanNow A t Key W est
Citation
tages of advertising through the
To Joseph U. Arrortonila. Mm wife.
medium of tho motion picture, Mr.
-------------Arrcilnniln, whoa* ( ‘lirlaltan
Columbia Official Is
Kelly said that scenes “shot" on
nuin. li unknown; .letssph rin e an n .
Mm wife. ilt.heCrn Pltieann. Ja m es
tho focal links this morning would
Reinstated
By
Martin
II. Ahern) hi* wife,——- ■ ■ Ahern,
eb.exhibited in practically every
whose I’lirl.MlI.m tuitno Im unknown;
theater irt tho United Stntcs nnd
1C. Itnte», hlH wife. Annie
TA LLA H A SSEE, Fin., Jan . 28. Thomas
Ackerm an H airs; nnd .1. N. IllMhop,
in parts of Canndn nbove a con~W *)—J . O. Keen, member of the lind 'each nnd ev ery of the above
«PiOuous Hanford caption.
named drferafant*, If nllve, nnd If
f-’olumbia county board of public either
nny or nil of an Id defendants
. f *Tho audience that will witness
instruction; has been reinstated in he dead, then to the unknown heirs.
these pictures numbers, millions
and millions/' Mr. Kelly stated,
“and the advantages that your
community will receive from their,
exhibition will many thousands of (♦•«!. Many entertainn
RO N D S
times compensate your golf club ing nrramred fur the
for the expense of bringing this m-n <»f the fleet duriu
famous gallery of players here." *j the. fleet at this port
Russia's form of government is
The radio Industry is in Its In
Announcements For 1926
fancy. T h at’s why the darn things nobody's business; it's her form of
honesty
that
troubles
neighbors.—
kick up .such a rnrkct when you
have company.—Columhiu Record. f'algury Herald.
Opening of Second Section of F o r t Mellon—
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Designers of women's styles evi
dently nrc not the creators of men's
clothes. Golf suits ntill rcncli well
below the knee.— Brooklyn Eagle.
TO
NORTHERN
. CITIES!
Flu (ifllrt. >w»»V
(oalaubU
U(mim i
S.S. A
I n , M i l l •» 1 h»rrh, Iti
JuA*e«»llU. ti'l*
I'.'oJir.i lk« NCw,
run,
nAt.T iMonr.. l i r n
n tIL .A I> r .I.l'illA , » U 1 I
IIO M O N . I 4 J .M
Tkrou(h W * . n j r.lt iwinatl'M to
NortUrn citlu.intlo.Jirt
V <11 Vr»u «
tO U tIM uli.
, . 8 IWtlil Mf rv»tf t<o
from M u » l
■IlK. I lo I ’hu.J.'c^r--
prices decidedly low— reservation s now being ac
Kidneys cause Im. Lactic!
No!
Your liBekarho is caused by lum
bago, rheumatism or a strain nnd
—_ _ _
* he quietest relief
is noothing,' penftfy
trating St. Jacobi
jk
Oil. Ituli it right
J
• 0,1 your painful
buck, and instantly
(
\ the soreness,. stiff1 hess and lameness
I disappears. Don't
\ stay crippled! Gel
a »r> rent bottle of
Ht.
.Incolm Oil
cS n^C^ Aff' from yum
drug-
Jnn. 2-o-iG-2:i-ao.
The Ford Tudor Sedan, with all
T U D O R SEDAN
F. O. B . Detroit
Runabout
T h e nearest authorized Ford Dealer
gladly explain the easy term s on which
g o o d -lo o k in g Sedan m ay by purchj
1 0 7 *
$260
Touring-
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290
CoMpe
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520
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body, is an ideal family car. Anyone can I
to drive it. Seats five passengers in con
D e t r o it , M ic h .
F o r dor S n i u n 6 6 0
D rtn o a n ta lilt
rim * and • la rtrr ra tra
B e a u tifu l
new
hom es— Spanish
Bu ngalow s
A l l p r i a « /. a k D if rv u
and E n glish C olonials— Commodious and in divi
d u ality suprem o.
» Am ong our o ffe rin g s o f B u siness P rop erty
and acreage unusual values a re found.
M agnolia A l Second
P hone 48
bm ?uj
RtrdtuU I Nam
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D tie o V T iw . 8 P B N c j: i;
riolli’lto is »mi «.f «*,...ir,
Coiiiplnlnanl.
ClnarJ car* in color.
ccptcd .
A u to n tn b llr* C u lt I r J .
S«n d fo r lllu a tr a l.il llo o k l.f.
P mi too It. &•, St.
Beginning 32* feet Nurtli c»r l In*
HoUttiWeet r o r n r r « r the JtaHthWfl
Q u arter o f Htn'tlon 18, Totriwhlp 1J
South ItnnH- 3,1 K^ht. ru n .North 4.6
rhnlnt>, Iht-nnt ErtBt >0 chains, thenc.;
South 4.6 chain*. thence W e n 10
chains to itftliit of' h f lf in tiin n .J '-m
that portion Ij'ltic 'N r * l of Ihe^t.iti*
font n ml Hclvtn>l ronil.
nn<1 to nny uti'l nit "U ior pt*rxt>n*
amt nni'lltt whnse names nr« mi*
u inner., claiming nny rlnhi,* t t t l f nr
lite r,.*! lit ami to the lam! herein-
office by Governor Martin follow
ing bin acqqulqttal J>y « Jury
Indictments charging criminal fel*
ohy and malfeasance in office.
The indictment of Keen }a aaid
to hove followed a shoqtilffc on n
roadiddo, after cn altercation be
tween Kcnn and another motorist.
After the indictmentn had been
returned. Governor Martin nusended Keen from office, naming
'. G. Brown an a successor. The
reinstatement, however, automati
cally cancelled the Latter's commi i ion, it was stated at the governor’s office.
Tf!t('lM«* » - ^ i *
IN V E S T M E N T S
jACKbONVlLU’, fXA.
DRUI
W hile ll iis tremendous project is still in the process o( de
mmthe dynamo o f public activity that
generates profits.
velopment, prices have been set attractively low, and
the investor at the present time will rean handsome prof
its.
i lie experience of purchasers in other develop-
Where crowds gather, there centers interest— with in
terest comes activitv and the <,uick vield of profits and
prosperity-—that s whv we are constantly reminding
you o . an oid Grow where two arteral boulevards
meet.
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menls who realized magnificent returns through early
✓
buying can well serve as index to individuals contem
plating obtaining homesites here.
Study the location ,,( Sanford Grove— note the two
Now is the logical moment lor vou to investigate Druid
most important boulevards of the Greater Sanford dis
trict intersects in this developm ent-this alone should
be most convincing that Sanford Grove offers vou your
greatest opportunhy for profit.
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Park— for todav presents the best opportunity for
choice locations and biggest profits.
V isit this home community todav, a call or p h o n e 'mes
sage wi put vou in immediate touch with a courteous
representative. -
OUIt ORGANIZATION,
Fru nk J. Fitzpatrick
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I). C. Griffin
W . C. Hill
E . M. Hunt
H nw «rd O verlln
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M ildred G . P eabod y
E. H . P ich a rd
F r a n k L . W ood ru ff, J r ,
TH E BRITT-CHITTENDEN R EA LTY CO,
B A R T N A S O i;, S a le s Directo,
First National Bank Bldg,
P hon e 249
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J H 1R_SANFORD H E R A LD , T H U R SD A Y . JA N U A R Y 28. 1926.
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Betty, The “Other W cmap”
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Plans For Encing
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c"mnlicatc<l that they vrou!<i be un -joix-ratora Imve rejected the prepworkable.
utlUtui made by thd miners that
admitted to the
AUDITS
"^P^'wenl*
Another thing against war is,
PUILADULPlilA, Jim. P8._(fl’>! ^he proceedings continued Iv* that it seldom If ever kills olT tho
’■)ve •"■■i-dred persons ami organ- j hind closed doors nt a hotel, no the right people.—Baltimore Sun.
mums have offered plt/h? to end
^ ri^ 8n £*
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: t-11’ inilimcite strike.
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Janies Cornuut, sorrel ry <>f .ho
'■'rT ' -'’ 'iiiT c- o f■ntln.tr' and op.
r.i .•.! !. i:mv in session here, said
ll lj \V ihat ji)i»iu» have been submit1 d .r
. r ret Ions o f the country.
•'• “ ‘i proposals have <om.>
r.n .cchnlral
■ ' • f ‘.bo Isrn -i and their
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■ne. Many plans ore .;»>
S ilts 10-13 M
IXCOME TAX
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BUSINESS IS BETTER1
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How jiM u t lottin g us lmvo th a t list inn th a t you have
(h' cii lioljliujf lu c k for the W in ter Bu yin g S essio n ? •
I f you Would like to pick up some real bargains be
fore an o th er increase in prices, we have w hat you
w ant.i
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Cnll 7 M .
Ifoom 8, G ttn]cr*W oodruff Bld g, jj
POTTER'S “ORLANDO MAID”
CANDIES
Special attention paid to
Parties, receptions? •
and weddings.
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INYBSTIUATIOKS
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
Su g g estio n s
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STSTBMS
Robertson, Williams and Monahan
Anthracite> ' Strike I bythe wire
golden rule.
came
end rpedal delivery.
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Licensed R eal E s ta te B ro k err
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Factory "OS W . C entral Avenue
Uctail S to re 15 E . Cbnlrnl Avenue
Orlando, Florida
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A D V E R T IS E M E N T S T E L L YOU W H A T ;T H E RO M A N CE
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HVLlL O P M E N T on an extensive scale"is
now taking place in Loch Arbor. Several
homes are nearing completion in the Crys
tal Lakes Club Section which was entirely
sold to home folks of Sanford. Other sections will be
i and
•t. Lot .p*Cxll7. fnJiH’ i ;l m San
$1 '.tltl’J i i.O' U ciiS.l, 1, - :.nd ’• vi-ar-*
DUBOSE & HOI IJ'ji
ready for building in the very near future.
E:tl»l>ii: imil i - ' i "
Lverv stage of development should bring increasing val
ues to early investors in Loch Arbor. Conservative
estimates of those familiar with the unusual improve
ment plans make it seem that values can be expected to
double within a few short months after the plans are
EW.JOBK ••.iy x n i M W . i - n r r r ^ n r.’trs^ -^ rr-a-vrrm nr E l ytO Tr.i <X-’
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consumated
lu a r y
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Oanticn C’lul) Dav
Lai.i* Cannly
WE D N E S D A Y . J A N U A R Y 27
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Complete details are available at the property, the ad
ministration office, and at our sales offices located
throughout the state. We advise you to see this
development whether you plan to buy or not. You
will find the entire development most interesting be
cause it is so different and entirely practical.
I , Ml I l.i
If:
>u rliw .e x p tis itio n « f the m a ru
must versa tile u>un1v.
,
Da>
Seininnli' <’utility Day
T H U R S D A Y , JA N U A R Y 28
Lillian Ki-.er « ..unty Da>
•l"hn \\. M artin. («t»v. of Florida, Ciuol of Honor.
E R ID A Y .^ A N U A U Y 2i»
H alil.iv Cirfiuti Day
I b L ite r, (iu csl of Honor
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OVEUTHEJ t OP” F R E E HIPPODROME
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HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT, Inc.
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t r a c t io n s
11 III- grandfttuml tw ice riaily, at 2 :3 0 p, m. and 7 :3u i»- m-
Telephone 5H8
BALES AGENTS
Next Jo Pont Offk*
First St. and Palmetto Ave.
'V A U D E V ^ L E A T T R A C T IO N S ON F R E E
lf PLATFORM t w i c e d a i l y
b H R EW Q R K S D ISPLA Y CHANGED DAILY
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- Uo8g«ra. Fan cy x m l T ric k Riders
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Auto Races Saturday
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�THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY. JANUARY 28, 1926
^ cry minute and may record an up* n r r t n i . on the 2nd day o f F e b r u a r y
. D . 1IH . at 10 o'clock A. Mi will
3 tet, but In tho normal coursa of A
make application to tha Ju d e a .o f
event*, Suzanno looka like the win. the Circuit Court of tho Hcventh
Judicial Circuit
of th e Rtnte of
J nor."
Florida, at Sanford. F lo rid a ,
or
’
Tildcn has told tho Brooklyn wherever the Court m ay be, for
Engle that Mica Willa might win | an order authnrlilng the adoption
of an Infant female child n a m n l
on home court* or at Wilmbledon, Mary
Rllaabeth W ard.
but because of unfamiliar environ
Dated thla H a t day of D ecem ber
ment, haa little chance jot victory A. D. 1915.
O. C. W I T ANT
KMZABRTH BRYAN T
Dec. 31. 1915; Ja n . 7. 14. 21. 28.
countyi
Pm j
JtlH lg ,
? m i i v o i . F . COUNTY,
id th rr ? . make application la
UTATI? OF FI.OlltnA.
<1 Ju d g e for a final* s e ttle It. .lirp .................. »
17
80
155
Mixed A: leftovore *
If
57
1 )0 In re the ra ta te of; FDTKH N\JmAN|
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ueceaaeil.
In
probate.
Botialhle. practical cntalni;— by it
f i n a l A o lfrc
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poultry tnan not an artlat. Alan
’Notice la hereb) given th.lt the lug her m eucli admlnlatratrlx.
valuable folder on teed and c a r e of
Dated thla t h i 29th day of DeChirk*
Double cap acity and w on underalgned., will, on tho 8th day
derful quality nf Chlcku to r 1926. of iiVrch„ A. D. 11>2C. present to the rctnuct. A. D. 192S.
JVliIA T. SMITH.
Flare* your order early.
An Admlnlatratrlx of tho e sta te
r . A. NORMAN
of I’eter Nolan; deceaaed.
Dr. '1410
ICni»«llle. Tenn.
N O TIC E T O C O N T R A C T O R S
And ju it a few year* ago being
knock-kneed wan n misfortune in
stead of a dance.—Birmingham
Now*.
Mid* will
. ...
-.b e
received liy ' th e I
Hoard of County Commlxalonera, of;
Kvmlnole County, a t th e ir r e g u la r '
ineetliiK to be held F e b ru a ry 2nd.
1926. nt 10 o'clock a. m. a t the Court
Ifnuae nt Rnnford Flo rid a, f o r the
•lei ring of Right nf W a y to fifty
feet In width, of the following dr*
■i-lhed m ad *
Sites Avenue, from
«i <n»! i tu rret to K entucky Street
• ' i.ri. Ser« #i from mhlo avenue to
f n.tnli Avenue.
1'h. llo.ird of County
Cnmmlareaervq the rig h t to reject-.
nil' <>r oil blda.
V. 15. DOtKIt.ARB. n* Clerk and
Auditor to Board of County Cotnmlsalonera.
Another paradox is that many
climb to considerable heights by
remaining on the level.— Florence
(A la.) Herald.
NOTICK
Notice la hereh; given th a t we,
, C. llrynnt urn wife. Kllxabeth
JANUARY AND FEBR U A R Y
BABY CHICKS
fltatr eertlflerf and blood tratrd
flack n.
nig hod led— Kant g ro w in g — Splenlld fo r fryers o r
early
layer*,
rhouaanda each Wed. Prepaid, deIvcry guaranteed. *
—
P e r 50 100 500 1000
too in m vat* r*f*i9
.DAIRYMANS
a d a ir y
:> \ F E E D /
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C otton Seed Meal
The Developing
Develop
Homes Sell
HAG LOTS— TQN L O T S— C A R LO TS
'
I.eUiiR fivi re on >Vur. requirem ents and we can probably
™
/ save you money,
.'
HAV — f0 R N - -O A T S - M IXED FK13D-—PA R
GREEN MOLASSES— LIME - r
U btrt what t cow EATS but what iht
DIGESTS Out producrx milk and butlrr fats •
DAIRYMAN’S DELIGHT
DAIRY FEED
Sanford Feed and
(tha mtnt 111 fretna)
.CctDini m m thin 75%DIGESTIBLE nutrientv
Supply Co.
Mybtle Avenue and 4th S t.
108 M agnolia Ave.
Phone 539
Notice To Tax Payers
Hanford, Florida, J a n u a r y 26th. 1926.
An required by neetlon 12. I'hapter 5596. I.nwn of Florida. I will
be in the following placi-M, on the duten ami between the bourn net
a f t e r each for tho purponc of receiving T A X IlK T l’ ItNH for tlwi y e a r
OnCeoln— F eliru ary 8th. 10:00 A. M. to 12:00 M.
(lenevu— F e b r u a r y Mb, 1:00 I*. M. to 3:00 p. M.
Chuluota— F e b ru a ry 9th, 10:00 A. SI. to 12:00 St.
Oviedo— F e b ru a ry 9th, 1:00 P. SI. to 3:00 1*. SI.
(Inhrlelln— F e b ru a ry loth. 10 : 0ti A. M. to 12:00 Sf.
A ltam o n te— February loth. l:lio p. sv. to 3:no p. si,
Iiongwnod— F e b ru a ry 11th, 10:00 A. SI. to 12:00 St.
Iwrke Slary— F e b ru a ry l l t h, 1:00 J\ si. to 3:00 P. SI.
I.akn Slonroe— F eb ru ary I2tli. 10:00 A. SI. to 12:00 SI.
Paoln— F e b ru a ry 12th, 1:00 I*. SI. to .1:00 P. SI.
A. VAL'UIIAN, T a x Anicnsor.
H ouses
Stucco
Sheet Rock
Shingles
U nder co n stru ction new S p an ish stu cco house,
seven room s; g a ra g e and se rv a n ts q u arte rs. C orn er
M agnolia and Sp u rlin g. E a s y term s. W ill be ready
fo r occupancy ab ou t F e b ru a ry 1 st.
<
Roofing
Sewer Pipe
W E W IL L B E (JL A P TO
S E R V E YO U
New Sp an ish type h o u se; s ix room s; in B e l-A ir
on M cllonvillo A v en u e; easy term s.
New Sp an ish stu cco bungalow
easy term s.
fn S a n
L a n ta ;
Lota 3 , 4 nnd 5 Block 10 T ie r 1 ; co rn er o f S a n
ford A venue nnd 1 5 th S t. $ 1 00.00 p er fro n t fo o t
fo r quick snle. E a s y term s.
Phone 530
M ETA L W O RK AND AU
T O M O B IL E
R A D IA T O R
R E P A IR IN G ,
L o t 20, B lo ck 8, Sn n L a n ta ; price $2,000.00.
Hodgins & Cowan
REALTO RS
Sheet M etal Co.
F ir s t S tr e e t and P alm etto Avenue
2 0 7 F re n c h A ve.
A R esidential Lake. Front P a rk
LAKE MARY
With the change of weather, why not
change with it and get the spirit of
buying while the prices are right.
Prices range from $500 to $2,000. Term s 20 per cent
cash, with 36 months to pay the balance. T h e repre
sentatives of the firms listed below will be pleased to
show vou K E N S IN G T O N G A R D E N S .
Second Sectio
T h e prices today are extremely moderate-
u‘ *errns of purchase unus
ually liberal— and here there is every feat
Kensington Development Compan
Urc
erty as an investment.
Owners and Developers
R obert J . Holly, J r ., Sales D irector
Room 415 F irs t N at’l. Bank Bldg.
The Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc
S A L E S A CP
KFHTlV’la v *- t
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O T T _1_1 - 1 - I - 1 - 1 - i - i -1
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distinguishes this prop-
�•r t
county for that year.
f f l E J A W o n n H E IM U ). T i n m s n A v . J
Z ™
KEW W EST-O no
[oCiATED PR ESS_________
..id he had a wife and
ring, money ho hnd ost. I f
fc£,'the alleged “skin game
aar>’ j ped, the police found.
thei! OCALA—A petition,
— three Jiunoreu
hundrbd or nium
more i
LhamPiriDc I Marion and Alachua counties , Jias
E n S been forwarded to Governor Marr
jtin and Dr. Fons A. Hathaway,
?in,’ ! partment, asking that Oiato noati
orth Number 2 be opened between Ocala
ives nnd Gainesville.
med I OCALA—Thomas Mcighan, movjval. ing picture actor, hns been awarded
” of n loving cup by tho Marion county
let- post of the American Legion, as
•cgs , .'he individual of 1925 who has done
He the most fo r the welfare of the
member of
lor’s engine
room W 'leriousjy ^njuried'
, 1 when
on the tanker
1'vns npproach*ng the harbor
d0T " other pipe*.
anuary
•■ac m e .
No mo-
i DELAND—Formal opening of
l!'° for the net could be nscribod.
i the new town of Ponce de Leon
noil, saw the 7-ycar old Fon of Mr. Springs, Volusia county, iust held, |In
FORT MYERS—Thirteen ' ne- and Mrs. L. G. Holland. The boy was
marked by, the exploding of
2 3 “ 0f .Safcty Hil' here told the has been lame for R years. Tho oil air bombs above the heads of the In
f t * ? c°unty authorities
that
they had been mulched i .' * ».
" r* i .n?aKn«“ o furnished tho'services'of Inrjjest gathering over seen In De“uL0/ / - ! ? h/? Pcr*0n*l physician, Dr. A. L. Land. Airplanes dropped rosea
Injured r:-..
to diagnose the case. A. and wrote in the sky.
- d ’ S OSOJ (I' S - S a S . e ' S nS.. v,*
not learned
S _ ii , ^. 1 -n,ai
M
^ireFord
hip was found. and the1
after telling them that Hen:
ORLANDO—Dr. Jcremlnh Jenks.
the cr^cUon of a b?g! corny! n°"'
known as "the family doctor of tho
PALATKA—P o li c o
y in (Under rounty, •
______
wsarchlng for the culprit? vshl
'' ’
give thorn employ-1 LAKE BUTLER— Mrs. Mary United States government,!’ a resi
Jy r,n«; th* night, wrecked & nirnt’
, Charlotte Crawford, 78, who has dent of New York, will dollvcr an
--------Ill') descendant* scattered over address here before tho Chamber of
' S S S S A ' J " ! - TAMPA
lerchants of Tampa j f ' “ri!,n’ dlcd ho" * Mr*> Crawford Commerce.
_____ «
tho police to “shoot httd ,’ct,n * criPP,c f(,r 2° » w > .
EU STIS— Secretaries of cham
n series of holdups '™uxtl ln
accIdcntwere twitted hnd smashed L i
‘.
bers of commerce of Lake county,
’
in
th«
city
lu»d
FORT
MYERS—Lee
county’s at n meeting here, organised tho
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athorities to action.
1025-20 huntine season has closed. Lako county Commercial Sec re
y a ts w t-th"
South Are Given
F arm Body Report
ed sugar eancl dkm rioraW /*>*•
Mdcrably In Louisiana and standi
ing cane is reported f
Moisture condition* wore favprnl?14
for handling tobacco In Kaitocry.
Conditions by states included:’ f
Florida: deficient sunshjpctwot
roll and low temperatures liv ktl
divisions, except southern, delay
ed farm work. I’lnpthvMtptatfcM
continued in north and central-ami
seeding nnd rcplnntlhg. truck'bintinued in south.
"
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SANFORD
It’s
.MANOR
Sp ring
at
Dickson-
THE OLD, OLD STORY
— Ives
f
—is b e i n ^ J r e p e a t e d
<r>
V/
•
v'\.LV\
mw
r.>: ri.i lm>iu.sni have tho buyers
; 'in I hr Stylo M a rk e t? T hrou gh
minalion they have chosen
•li luulivo uf m aterial and se-
>»v
N jj
d ays at
- I
T ’T T - : ..
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^
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f f l
;y i
•M l
'I ’JO i
’ riiif w
. n
i t r r t r _ ‘l r t i * ’
investors, With F ore
1 Early
sight,A r e Insuring Them
Huye Mode
|I‘ <i\ <»r
selves Handsom e Profits,
While Builders o f H om es
A r e O btaining E x c e lle n t
S ites at the U su a l L o w ,
Pre-D evelopm ent F ig u res
i i i v .s s
regains its zest for
11 'hi'- I Icing both com fortable
pmifg n lends itself to the* m aterih'' -cason— flannels,’ je r s e y s ,
In'i < hino. o damask for morning
Tt> wo;,i
Sizes 14 to 40, $15 to
p 111' 1 i
Invades the
[oriel
iiii'1 <1 sign of modern tendency
•‘li tin freedom and dash o f the
crepes and radiums in one
■ i ’1"'- dresses, $15 to $39.50.
our j
th e s e
3
Aj'.j
H
anew
Pullman coaches leave San lord daily,
at 10:45 A. M., and 3:00 P. INI., from
the Valdez Hotel, for Sanford Manor.
We assure that your presence on one
of these trips, as our guest, will in
sure for you a pleasant remembrance.
D-I.
p Boast
ides
-^X'l-ts h ats, known fo r th e ir
'h!|« and ch ic, are resplendent in
1-avelierc, M editerranean,
| ’ ' 1'ink nnd sea green are often
. '“rp an(1 «™ dl shapes o f silk
,w- 59 to $16.50;
r
N
Seven Minutes South Of Sanford On The Orlando Road
FLOOR 2 D-I.
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1Light and
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hundant
CCOttCE J BEMMAN - MtESIDENI
end
S J4 .3 5 , 0 S l T i ' 0U
FLOOR 2 D-I.
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lrcn tl'
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HANFORD O F F F IC E : L O B B Y V A LD EZ H O T E I
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Sanford Dally Herald
BETTER
W ANT AD. RA TES
USED CARS
t^_ / V •• ,** : •.>
,# ,
I— 1925 Chrysler. Touring S ix In
fin d class shape, food rubber, runs
like new. We traded this car in on
(W6w Imperial Sedan.
I— 1921 Essex four-Coarh.
1— 1924 Essex Six Coach,
1— Ford Touring, £08.50. ■'
f Ternu t Caah In Adraneo
Tr» -hona ada. will be r*cei -d front patrons and
cdHeffnr aeitt Immediately
5 Time .
S Tiroes
f* Times
D V•
U — A u to m o b ile » -F o r S a le ,
10c n line
7c a line
5c a line
The reduced .rates aro for con
secutive Insertions.
8Ix words of average lengtli
[■re counted a line.
I Minimum charge of 20 for
[first Insertion.
| AH advertising is restricted
to proper classification.
jg^Z,an error Is made The Ssnford Herald will be responsible
ifor only one ineorrcct Insertion,
the advertiser fo r subsequent
[insertions. The office should be
[notified Immediately in rase of
srrbr.
TO A D V ER TISER S
. A Herald representative thor
oughly fam iliar vrith rates,
rules and classifiratlon will give
you complete Information. And
If you wish, they will assist you
In .wording your want ad. to
nake It more affective.
IM PORTANT NOTICE
Advertisers should giva their
V r e o t or poatoffico address as
[well as their phono number if
'they desire results. About ono
reader out of a thousand has a
Itelophone, hnd the o th er* can't
communicate with you unless
they know your address.
All discontinuance M UST I ks
.Made in person at The Sam*
‘ford Herald office or by let
ter. Telephone discontinuan
c e s are not valid.
Courteous... Prompts. E fficie n t
i
Service.
CIIAS. T. F U L L E R MOTOR CO.
BARGAINS IN
Chrysler Denier.
•Ill West F irst Street
Phone C92.
USED CARS
1022
1020
1023
C H RYSLER
CIIAS. T. FU L L E R MOTOR CO. 1024
411 W. 1st S t.
Phone G92 1023
1021
W IL L Y S -K N IG H T and Overland.
F . and M. Motor Co., Park nnd
Commercial.,
CHEVROLET
Don-Jon Chevrolet Co., Inc.
2nd and Magnolia’
Phono 1
1
: '
Ford Touring.......... ........5 :
Ford Touring.:.....-.',......... 8 i
Overland ToUring........$2(
W.-Knlght Scdnn.......... $r.(
Do9go ...y........
S3;
W. K. Toiirlng...............$0t
F. & M.. MOTOR CO..
7 ’?♦ '
Cor Park and Commercial
Sanford
DODGE
Miller O. Phillip* Co., Inc.
Pleasure cars and Graham trucks.
Oak and 2nd Street.
Phono 3
LINCOLN — FORD — FOKDSON
Edward Higgins, Inc.
Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 331
NASH
Sanford Dealer, S. A. Pine
208 W. First St. .
Phone (117
REO
Fla. Reo Co., R.
t. A. Williams, Mgr.
208 W. F irst St.
Phono 017
DIANA
Moon — Diano Sales and Service
208 W. First St.
• Phone C17
S. Q. PORTER. Mgr.
? I— Announcements
~7— Lodtre N otices
5
;
PLA STER ER ORGANIZED
O. P. C. F. L A .y
* To whom it mny concern, Hie
fosterers Union Locnl 725, Snn»rd, Fla., will have open charter
ir new members, until Fob. 10,
>26, Masonic Temple, Room No
UNION PHARMACY
111 F irst Street
cinlista
ite attention
Phono 375 for imm
Sell Good Used Cara.
i
Ford Ton T rnrk
l.ta lit f o r d T r u c k
l*o rd T o n T r u r k
l l i i d g r ( ,r n h n n i IV, T o n T r u r k
I I imI k c t l r a b n m l b T o n T r u r k
M ILLER O. PH ILLIPS, INC.
Phone 3
,
Oak nt 2nd St.
15— S e rv ice Slnlioius— R e p a ir
ing
HAVE YOUR CAR
Washed
Polished
and
Groused
at the
PERFECTIO N AUTO LAUNDRY
Oak Avenue
We Give Night Service
E
G. C. KNIGT1T, President.
J . W. BROOKS. Secretary.
9 — P e r s o n n ls
GOOD USED CARf}
-
S U F F E R E R S 'tttdjearttnrmbWi, An
te giria Peci'>ris, Dropsy, Asthmu.
[Ugh Blood Pressure, Paralysis, I
gill gladly tell you free, hmv you
\nn get quick nnd lasting relief,
without using drugs, medicine or,
-arums. Address R. V. Walden, Box
.350, Now Haven, Conn.
iii
' n / iU i •i i i ii 11
1— 1922 Dodge Touring.
IK— BusincsM S e r v ic e O ffe re d
3
1924 Chevrolet Touring:
2
1923 Chevrolet Tourings.
*2
E. SPU RM N O, subdivision
specialist.
Subdivision to Or. 1 , *! lando,
Florida, nnd F l o r a
Helghta, Floridn on Dixie Hlghini<WT way.
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1924 Ford Tourings.
1923 Ford Touring
1923 Slur Touring.
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I -1923 Nash Touring.
V —
COLORED GIRL wanted to rare
for child in afternoon. Cnll up
stairs at 1112 Myrtle Avenue.
l o R D TOURING car in good ord" dr to r $85.00. Call 70S W. First
■ treat, City.
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203 Oak Avenue
Phone 41
81— Wantod—To Rent
83— F arm s and Land for Sale
40
ACRES, unusual opportunity
for celery development. Very
liberal terms. A. E. Atkinson, 3lu
West Sixth St. Phone 509.
58— Household Goods
Sanford Stove & Furniture Co.
321 E. First Street
We carry a full line
5 atfre celery farm, house ami
Our prices are rigid. Cash or
DAYTONA SHORES OFFICE
terms.
Wewnnt your business. Imrn, hard rond, 1-2 mile depot,
Across From the Post Office
— j $0500.00. Terms.
Sanford.
10 acres of citrus land, joining
<>2— Musical Instrum ents
— I lake 5 1-2 miles out $2000.0n. t
REALTORS and Brokers should j Terms.
Vj carry a complete list of their I 5 room house,* garage, 2 has.
best offerings in the classified col-1Sanford Ave. Quick sale $5500
urns daily.
|Terms.
1 lot 00x117 Evans Street. $2500 1
(M— Seeds. Plants, Ferlilizert* Terms.
JA S. A. JOHNSON
CUT FLOWERS for sale. Calcndu- j
112 W. F irst Street.
las now ready. 25c per dozen. |
' Phone 40-W. Mrs. I.. 1!. Jones.
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------ PHONE 118 for prompt attention I
"STEW ART THE FLORIST’’
I and experienced service in arFlowvrs for all mensjons.
1ranging your copy.
814 Myrtle. Phone 200-W.
MAN lu wash dishes, stay at hotel,
Telephone Benson Springs Inn.
WANTED
81— Houses fo r Sale
6 5 — Sp ecials at I he S to res
Experienced •bat cleaner and
blocker. Apply at 41G Sanford
Avenue.
SALESM EN !
Several salesmen with clean
records and capable of present
ing a high gryde proposition.
Apply 9 a. in. to 9 p. m.
AUTOMOBILE D EA L E R S: If you S rKNQGRAPHKR: Steady work.
wuut to sell your used ears, mlMr. llceisch, Phoenix Utility
vertiso daily on the classified pugc. Company.
AUTOS FOR H IR E
EAGLE AUTO SER V IC E Day
or night. Meets all trains, llsg- ADVERTISIN G gets results If it
uge transfer. Plume 551 and G3-W.
reaches •potsptiaJ buyers. - Palatka Daily News is circulated in
R E E L & SONS
nn' Industrial and agricultural Me
You Drive It.
W. Myrtle and 2nd St. at II. R, llon.
•1 ROOM house furnished
------and hath.
Hot water, two fire places. Gas
stove, furniture for sale. Rent Spo
a month. 120 Palmetto Ave. 11
Grapcr.
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Apply—
W A ITR ESSES: Mlist ho neat and
live at home, pleasant surround
ings. Apply Palm Garden Tea
Room. Basket Bldg. 2nd and Mag
nolia.
t
13— Automobiles for E x-
Sweet 5 ROOM furnished house on
ford Avenue. All modern
Mizell
provements. Must take 6 nu
lease. Dean-Berg Corporation
First Natl. Bank Bldg. Phone
FURNISHED npartinent for I
adults. 2 bedrooms. IIousekei|>J. 11. TILLIS
ing. Address Nj $. care Herald.
MEAT MARKET
We trim our meats anti not our
X I—Real EstatelFor
customers. A trial will convince
you.
Sale
402 Sanford Avcnuo
Thone 105 ’
Several high grade salesmen
to acecpt reservations for the
Fleetwood Section of Daytona
Shores.
NEW MAP of Kcminolo County.
Compiled from nil the latest data.
showing rivers, rouds, highways,
railroads, canals, towns, townships,
ranges, sections. Maps 18x24 inch
es, folded and bound in durable
pocket-size, illustrated covcvrs.
Price 35 cents, post paid. Special
price in quantity lots. Also 192G
Atlas comprising ull of the 07
counties as above described and
State Maps showing townships and
ranges. Also gives illustrated dia
gram showing Imw to cut up land.
Handsomely und durably hound
wall pliable lug hoard linen. Price
$12.50 post paid. Good proposition
for salesmen. Associated Map Com
pany, 100-108 Vail Arcade, Miami,
Floridu.
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Equip Your Kitchen
with
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"MIRROR” ALUMINUM
From
BALI-
HARDWARE
Plume H
31— Help— Male or Fem ale
WANTED combination second conk
M .in litl
In liny
nmi pot washer. Also counter
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GROWERS and shipers: We nav
girls. Lu-Rcth Cufctcria.
highest t ash prices for fruits
vegetables, poultry and fresh eggs!
36— Sitim lion s W anted—
M. Miusoiiieri. 210 Fl..ri.l« U c
Fem ale
Jacksonville. I la
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'Industrial Property:—
loo feet facing on Cedar Avenue
/corner of Second Street facing A.
[C- I. R. R.
I2.( feet fronting on Maple Avcj nue and running hack U 7 feet on
•>th Street, right by a spur track
, "r the A. (’. |„ R. R.
I lu-se two pieces of property arc
especially adapted for warehouse
|Mti-.
I he price and terms are
very reasonable. See us und let u- i
•’bow you liie property,
i U,‘inc- and Home S ites:—
r>lot.- ill Fort Mellon at $2,000.00
'■ai h. dm- ,,f the ht.st develop
tiiciu.N in Sanford. In full view of
I -ike Mmiroe. Hus water, lights and
paved streets.
l.-'ts in Rose Court $2500.00 and
up [here is more building in thidevelopment than any other in San- j
ford.
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homes wit
with nil modern
. We*’ have homes
splendidly
located
fo r'T 'P n o!,U 8|
,,lc,u!
,
? ‘-’•*<'.00 and up. Now is tin
at
-l,,,u* *'«y. See us ,,t
MILLINERY work or practical I V , ,,
'
nursing, 2 years experience in IA—Rooms and Board
ench. Mrs. “G”, Box 1141, Titus
ville, Fla. ■
67— Rooms With Board
K
l l — AulomnbllcH fo r Sale
X — Real E sta te For
R en t
7 7 — H o u se s f o r R e n t
BARBECUE
On South Sanford Ave. Rose Drive
‘Where everybody meets everybody’
Sandwiches
Cold Drinks
Hot Coffee
Gun and Oil Station;
SEV ER A L ladles to represent^ n
large corporation. Pleasant work
and splendid opportunity. Apply
Mrs. Loppcr, Montezuma Hotel.
WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing
Engraving, Embossing. See Ur
10— L o s t nnd Found
first. We do it. Plpmo 417-W
II. G. LKPPER
All the above enrr. aro in good R..H. Avc.-Cqmmerciul St.
Montezuma Hotel
SIX T R A V E L E R S, f l d donnminnSuilford
•2 tion signed by E. L. lai Funtnin. condi' ion nnd the prices ure right. 11)— Building— C on tractin g
•jtetu rn to D. K. Sims, 115 F ir it
treet nnd get reward.
SANFORD ELECTRIC CO.
Successors to Gillon & Platt
DON JON INC.
SALESM EN WANTED to sell in
)S T — Sunday some where in citv
11G Mugnnllu. Everything elec
Ocala, u highly restricted subdi
East 2nd Street, Sanford, I’la.
arlifirinl black leather sultp«,.e
trical. Phono 422. Elcctragith vision. Wiru or phone and wo will
jm ca r; libcrnl reward if
Radio.
arrange to see you in Sanford S a t
irncd to Munbuit.in Gafc.
urday, 0|.
Jun. 30. Bryant, llarco Si
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COWAN—
All
kinds
ST on night of 2dtb, one mure
b of Tint and Sheet Motnl Work. f Cohb, Otula, I la
a and one horse, brown mules; reW ater und Boat Tanks. At Oak M AKE $1.00 per boup. Wc start
4 a r d ; notify* K. A. Fnnioll. OvieAvenue nnd Third Street. Tele
ow. Fin.
you without a dollar selling mag
phone I I I .
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netic corn salve, othur products, ex
OUND: A young, stray, bird dog
MIRACLE Concrete Co., generul perience unnecessary. Write Rich
^.> * f U stopping at my house on Boul*cement work, sidewalks, build ey Supply Co., Wehurn, Pn.
jn rd at Monroe. See Devine.
ing block»\ irrigation boxes. J . R.
Tcrwillegcr, Prop.
ATINUM I1AII PIN with dia
mond. Reward if returned to
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au
M r*. Jacobs, Western Union.
gusta, Gu., Augusta’* greatest
*OST: Knuill bull dog, white with
classified medium, rate, cash. Uc
WANTED
light brown xpots. Blind in left
charge. 10c minimumName Jnrk. Reward if found, IIUlCK ROADSTER. 1924 model.
Run only 14,000 miles. in .fk a iL jM — P a in tin g — P a p e rin g
Two neat, energetic 'boys over
information. Call G1B-W.
class condition. Owner going north.
12 years of age to deliver Her
FRATERNITY pin, between Seminole Paint & Varnish Co. T. M. DUNLAP: Pnintlng of tho
ald jrnpyr routes- in evenings.
ls t and Seeonil St. Reward if re- Cates Bldg. F. ,\V. Gill.
better kind. JOth und jLgiurel. 1 Must have bicycles. Apply
mod to Herald Office.
between 2 and 4 p. in.
Phone
550-W.
DODGE TOURING in good condi
tion, fuir rubber all around. Sold RUN AN AD in these columns.
V II— Automobiles
for repairs. Wuidon's Garage. -Ill
Tho coat is sniuli, results ure
E. -till Street.
great, plutnp |48.r;,. , . ^
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ORDER Chickens. Eggs,
Potatoes, Syrup, from
Produce Co.. Fla.
SA LKS GIRLS to help dur
ing sale. Kanncr’s Department
Store. 21315 Sanford Avenue.
11KRTIIA GREGOR Y , Houghton.
Luke Mary, teacher of Piano nmi
vocal ifiusic; study music with a
con\|K?tcnt nnd thorough teacher.
TRACTOR SE R V IC E : Plowing?
disking and street grndlug.
Lot us do your subdivision. M. M.
Lord, Route A, Box 210.
A SA C R IFIC E price on u well in
cated and paying novelty. noti„n*
and dry {roods business in the he m
of DeLand. Fin. Moderate S
good lease. Write or call E. Keller
Sou^Boulevard, DcLa'ml, Fla!
57— Good Things to E at
SANFORD ROOFING CO. "W c
roo t far permanence.” Leaks re
paired. Estimate free. Call Ouk
Ave and 3rd Struct, Fhonc 11.
33— Help W an ted — M ale
OPEN ALL NIGHT
/ Wrecker Service Day and Night
24 Hours Storage 1
W ALKER A LEW IS GARAGE
Sanford Ave. & 2nd Street
Phonu GO
75— Business Plnccs foMteiit
LAN EY’S DRUO STO RE—Proncriptions, Dru^s, Soilns. Wc 100 LABORERS at the Seminole
Jockey Club, Longwood. Apply
76— F a rm s
nrc us near you as your phone.
to Superintendent Seminole Jockey
Club, Longwood.
COAL FOR SALE. Phone or call FOR REN T: House
1200. Magnolia.
IJncoin Hotel._________________
2 8 — R ep air in#
CLEAN CUT girl for high class
hotel dining room, near Sanford.
Must room at hotel. Address S. S.
rare Herald. ■
1» 3 I
1* 2.1
lt:r,
1 *24
1022
ROOM B Y Y O U N G M ^ N T S ^ r
ly located, must have hot
and convenient tq bath. State pr*n
Ih communication. Address I. V r
caro Sanford Herald,
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HILL LUMBER CO. House of
Service, Quality uml Price.
32— Help Wanted— Femnlfc
DODGE BROTHERS D EA LER S
73— W anted— Rooms, Hoard
WANTED
PIIIROPRACTIC for that stubborn
53— Building M aterials
' cold or bronichal condition will
work wonders; Phone 482 for an* At onre young man with high
pointmrnt. Dr. W. E . MacDougnll, school education, to work in store.
1st Natl. Bank Bldg.
*
Permanent job.
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
11. B. McCALI. JR .
“The Rcxall Storo”
.
COLEMAN’S OFFICE EQUIP
We make a specialty, of our promt
MENT CO.
Builders Supplies
filling of prescriptions and quid
207 Magnolia Avenue
delivery.
110 North Laurel St.
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwich
COLORED GIRL, nqat nppenrnnrc
steady employment; immediate
WIGHTS— Three stations. Mag
Mrss. Fred T. Bentty, 707
nolia and Second, F irst and Elm, ly.
.
Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. Laurel.
Expert service.
,
VIH—;Merchandise
33— Help Wnntod Male
27— Professional'' Services
IV— Employment
SANFORD BUICK CO,
212 Magnolia Avcnuo
Phono 307HUPS— MARMONS
Sanford Automobile Co.
200 Magnolia Ave.
Phono 137
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STENOGRAPHER with 5 years ROOMS, with or without mealexperience desires position in
Reasonable rates. Lincoln H.itek
Sanford. Can furnish best of ref
erences. Write Box 100 enre Her
68— Rooms Without Board
ald.
pays
37— Situ atio n s Wanted— Male ATTRACTIVE liedriMim, ncai new
_ Forrest l.ake hotel. Pimm :,7i I
MAN with 12 year* experience in
express office desires perman FRONT Bedroom Ipr rent; private
ent position. "G ” Box 1411, Titus ri8tbW IV: Kl,|ltll‘nK‘" ohl'- i'iioiuville, Fla.
See
69— Rooms for Housekeeping
ONE experienced in publicity and
circulation department, would TWO furnished rooms. Inquire V f
like immediate connection. Address ^ Mrs. J. h. Singletary. Luke Mary,
Box 10 care Sanford Herald.
VII— Livestock
mole
„ -MR W. IVCARTER
luioin 230 Mcisch Building
i2 — Where 1o Slop in Town
Ht>l SE (i moms, bath and ull mod. MONTEZUMA
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HOTEL
YOUNG MiAN7 (b ^ _ with hl^h 18— H orses, C attle, V ehicles
Sanford s most homelike ho- o,ma>ri'V ,,ul»ietto Ave., $7500; $3,school education preferred, who
bkal
cun pioot the pqblic, und call on GOOD MILCH cow with three A°i’J % ate<T ‘!'1 cornL'r Mngnoli,, 0tH) eai>l>- *’• U. Box 239.
local business mep. Salary basis.
mouths old calf. Apply l(Ao Or
HOUSE, one wood saw
State nge in cominunicatiun. Ad iingc Ave. I'. O. Box 45j}, J . 11. Gil ness' *ccthjn^Opcn*a'd year" l,U*l' l 4
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Acreage
Medium
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WILL EXCHANGE m.v 220-acre
1 furm in Vermont for Florida
acrcnRc. suitable for farming purposes; 2.000 000 ft. lum ber Ja a d ioc on my fnrm.
W* B. Tryson,
Gen. Del., Sanford, Ho.___________
---CenH-al West V,ruitilM*«*
est dinly. Want nd rnte I l- ',
word; 4 insertions I l-4e ~
more lr per word mji.'I, irL.
JN THE beautiful Blue Ridse
.Mountains. Best Apple orchard
Country in the world. Unequalled
for summer homes; five acres
f l « 5 : ’$15 cash. 515 per month; 15
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Has inaugurated a system of classified advertising that
will cover every phase of business. Correctly classify the
" a n t s of every housewife, in fact, anything, regardless
of size, price, or service i^ performs, can be bought, sold,
exchanged or rented, through the Classified Columns of
the Herald.
public at a moderatc*cost, by having a standing ad
explaining vour service in the Classified Columns.
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11) the Real Estate Man:
A complete list of your daily offerings in the
fering what the public wants.
I o Ibe Automobile Dealer:
H .'C lM ' r
Used Cars can be disposed of very economically
SOLD
through these columns. Daily someone receives
I n«iu nl l' r aunt I ' f
sufficient money to purchase a car, if the car this
Exceptional Bargain
man wants is advertised a sale is most certain.
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Harlan
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There is nothing that will perform the service for
r»I0 I'aln u 'lto Avenue
the housewife at so little cost as a Classified Ad.
Phone
Now WAIT A
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That vacant room, the old chair, chiffonier or other
articles in the attic or loft can.be turned into im m e-.
Good Used and New
P arts for all Makes of
Automobiles.
diate cash at a small cost through Classified Ads.
jKelly-Spi’ihgficld Tires, Ac - 1 J
I ccsBorien, Gns nml Oils.
Everybody, everywhere, uses the Classified Ads. j
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I T h e Classified
World's G reatest Pianist.
Friday, February 5th, 8:15.
many tourists who visit our city daily the most authentic
Frlcta: *2 to $5 Plus tax. .
information concerning hotel accommodations, auto or
Sales begins Monday,.January
25th.
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Mail orders received no\y.
ixi service, in fact any information that is especially
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I— A nnouncem ents
1—
D eaths
2— In M em oriam
:l— ( ’nrds o f T hnnks
•I— Funeral D irectors
fi— Funeral Flow ers
(»— C em etery I.ots, Monu
m ents
7—
Lodge Notices
8—
Coming E ven ts
9—
Personals ’
10—
Lost and Found
II— Automobiles
1 1 — Automobiles for Sato
11—
A— T ru ck s
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12—
M otorcycles and Bicycles
13— Automobile for H ire
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13—
Automobile for H ire
14— Auto A ccessories
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15—
Scrvieo S tatio n — R ep air
ing
1»>— Auto Livery— Gnrnge
17—
W anted— Automobiles
111— Business Service
18—
B u siness Service O ffered
19—
Building— C ontracting
20— H eating and Plum bing
21— Insurance
22— M illinery— D ressm akin g
23— Moving, T ru ck in g ,
Sto rag e
24— P ain tin g — P ap erin g
25— P aten t A tto rn ey s
27— P rofessional Sorvicca *
2 8 — R ep airing
2 9 — R enovating and D yipg
30— T ailorin g and P ressin g
3 1— W anted— Bu siness
Service
IV — Em ploym ent
32 t—Help W anted— Fem ale
3 3 — Help W anted— Male
34— Help— Male or Fem ale
34 A—T rad e Instruction
3 5 — Salesm en and A gents
35— A— Em ploym ent Agoncics
36— Situ ations W anted—
Fem ale
37— Situ ations W anted— Male
V— Financial
38— Business Opportunities
39— Investm ents, Stocks,
Bonds
40— Money to Loan
41— W anted— To Borrow
V I— Instruction
42— Educational
43— Ix>cnl Instruction Classes
44— Musical, Dancing,
• D ram atic
45— P rivate Instruction
46— W nnted— Instruction
V II— Livestock
47— Doga, C ats, P ets
48—
Horses, C attle,
4 9 — P oultry and Supplies
5 0 — W anted— Livestock
V III— M erchandise
51— B o a ts and A ccessories
52— B u siness Equipm ent
0B— Building M aterials
54— Clothing
55— F a rm and D airy P roducts
56— Fuel and Feed
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S o C H IC K VJAS OF M 0 R 6 VALU E
l b VOU A T THE OFFICE THAN TOO
THOUGHT A N D V O U D iO M 'T F iN D \
IT OUT UN TIL KE HAD LE F T
AND TOOK ANOTHER J O B - )
minute
Throughout the country the Classified Columns
is the clearing house for used cars.
$2,400—$.600 Down
By Tayl
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It is*not a matter of selling, it is just a matter of of
"H IO —Xenia. Make your sales .
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circulation in Sputhwestern Gcor-1
via. Rule 8c (0-word line) line.
.plication.
Are as close to you as the nearest phone
Your business can be kept before the eyes of the
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58— Household GoodB
59— Jewelry and W atch es
60— M achinery and Tools
61— Miscellaneous
Gl-A— Miscellaneous E x * change
62— Musical Instruments
63— Radio Sets and Supplies l i
64— Seeds, Plants, Fertilizer*
65— Specials at the Stores
69— Wanted— To Buy
IX — Rooms and Board
67— Rooms With Board
6 8 — Rooms Without Board
69— Bounty for Housekeeping
•70—Tourist Accommodation
71— Where to E at
72— Whore to Stop in Town
78— Wanted— Rooms, Board
X—
Real Estate For Rent
74—Apartments and Flats
76— Business Places for Rent
76— Farms for Rent
76— A— Garages
77— Houses for Rent .
78— Offices and Desk Room
79— Suburban for Rent
*80— Summer Places for Rent
81— Wanted—To Rent
XI— Real Estate For
82— Business Property
83— Farms and .Land for S
84— Houses for Sale
85— Lots for Sale
85— l.ot.s for Sals
86— Rea) Estate Loans
87— Acerag# for ’Sale
8 8 — Real EaU te for Exchange
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1926,
SIXTEEN
B U IL D IN G
L ad Lassie cloth, fa st
c o l o r s , p l a i n and
stripes, value 45c, sale
price
Men’s Dress Shirts
with collars attached.
Lion Brand, fast col
ors, $2.00 value, sale
price
W ork Shirts, $1 value,
double stitched and
double pockets, blue,
sale, price, each
Men’s Shirts, $3 value
with collars attached,
white and assorted col
ors, sale price, each
Men’s Ties, 50c and 75c
value, silk ties fo r men
a n d hoys, assorted
stripes and colors, sale
price
S O L D —E V E R Y T H IN G
M U S T GO R E G A R D L E S S O F
213*215 SANFORD AVE., PHONfc 550
Mr. A. K anner, the owner of K anner Departm ent Store on Sanford Avenue, has conducted his business here
for <he past fifteen years, and served the public a t la rg e faithfully in giving them the most and best Values
for their money. The building has been sold and the lease runs out in a very short time. The entire stock
of merchandise on sale beginning Friday, Ja n u a ry 29th a t 9:00 o’clock. The store will be closed Thursday.
Khaki P an ts, e x tra
quality work pants,
sale price, per pair
W ork P ants, Genuine
Otis pin check pants
on sale at, per pair
Our new R ugs and Carpets are here fo r your
in fe c tio n . •W e’re ready to serve you in mak
ing your selection. Included are the most
popular ru gs: A xm insters, Brussels, Velvets
and Wiltons, in Oriental and all-over Persian
patterns, and choice of desirable sizes. All at
reasonable prices.
BIG RUG S A L E
ecial prices on Gold
Ladies’ Silk Hose, 75c
value* sale price, per
pair
Ladies’ S i l k H o s e ,
guaranteed non ravel,
$1.25 value, sale price,
per pair
Velvet Rugs, 6x9, $28
value, on sale
Brussel Rugs, 6x9, $20
value, on sale
Brussel R ugs, 8x10,
$25 value, on sale
Cretonne, 25c value,
cretonne in light and
dark colors, sale price,
per yard
Brussel Rugs, 9x1
• $30 value, on sale
A xm inster Rugs, 6x9,
$35 value, on sale
$1.00 value, Harwood
Union Suits, sale pried
A xm inster Rugs, 9x12,
seamless, $60 value, on
sale
Men’s H ats, 33 value,
genuine felt in assort
ed colors and sizes
sale price
Ladies’ Oxfords, $5.00
value, one strap pump,
all sizes, sale price,
W indsor Crepes for
underwear, all colors,
35c value, sale price,
per yard
Curtain scrims, 15c
value, in light and ecru
colors, sale price, per
yard '
Men’s Hose, 25c value,
cotton hose, assorted
colors and sizes, sale
price, per pair
Ladies’ Velvet Pumps,
newest style, w i t h
buckles, all sizes, $6.00
value, sale price
Window shades, 3x7
feet, Roach proof, 90c
value, sale price
Glen F a s t color suit
ing, various colors, 60c
value, sale price, per
yard
Men’s Hose, 35c value,
point lisle, thread hose
in assorted assorted
colors, sgle price, per
pair
Men’s Hose, 75c value,
pure thread silk, al
m ost any color, sale
price, per pair '
Overalls, $2.25 Sweet
Orr O v e r a l l s and
coats, no better made,
sqlc price, per pair
REM EM BER
Men’s Oxfords, $5.50
value, genuine black
Kid Blucher Oxfords,
all sizes, sale price
Men’s Oxfords, $5.00
value, solid leather, all
sizes, many styles, sale
price
Men’s underwear, 69c
value, Athletic Union
suits made in good
quality m aterial, sale
p ric e '-
3x7 oil- colors, $1.25
value, oh sale
3x7 Duplex, all shades
are equipped with the
very best rollers' and
are guaranteed to give
satisfaction. $1.50 val
ue on sale for
Plain white hemstitch
ed table cloth, $2.25
value, on sale—
$1.89
One lot of fancy voiles,
assorted dolors, 65c
value, close out—
One lot o f ladies* skirl
— $4.00 and $5.00 va
ues, close out—
Cotton and silk mixed
d r e s s crepes, $1.25
value, sale price
Fan cy table cloths, 56
x70, $2.75 value, on
s a l p ____________
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all colors, 95c\
r
m
sale, per yard
Color craft draperies,
$1.75 values, sale price
50 inch brocade drap
eries, $3.50 values, sale
price
32 inch
1 lot suit cases, 24 inch,
$2.95 value, on sale for
* lot suit cases, $3.75
value, with leather
straps, on sale for
Velvet Rugs, 9x12
value, on sale
Fancy Silk Di
Bungalow A p r o n s ,
American Girl, all fast
colors, $1.25 and $1.50
value, on sale, each
Cretonnes and
ery Cloth 35c
per yard
Seamless Sheet!
90* $2.00 value, Ml
each
Hath Towels, e x t r a
larjtc, 69c value, each
Mohawk Sheets
$2.25 value on si
whiik Towcls' Plain
white, also rod border,
2->c value, each
Pillow Cases 35c
on sale, each
Bed Spread
each
Non-bleached Pe)
ell Sheeting H
value, on sale, per:
Unbleached
20c value oi
yard
D ress Gingham,
ntfde,. 25c value,
Stronghold ?
Muslin, 25c v
sale. Per yar(j
Willow Clbthes
ket, $2.00 value,
sale
,
32-in. Chevi
32-inch <
stripes and
ors, 35c val
Per yard •
S1.31L
B aby . Blankets, t
value, sale price *
S1.31L
H o t Hand Bags, *
value, on sale
One-half gallon
w a t e r pitcher*
�day,' rising temperatures Ratal
moderate to fresh east wtnds.
A ssociated P re ss F u ll L eased W ire
NUMBER 154
H O M E E D IT IO N
SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 2 9 , 1 9 2 6
Sanford Is Most Inviting ;
Business Field In”Entire
p j
Mrs. A rgab u te D ances
Charleston 3% H ou rs;
Claims W orld R ecord
A new world's record fo r tho
popular Charleston is claimed by
Mrs, N. M. Argabuto, Sanford
Tcrpsichorcan artist, who is said
to have marathonod through
three
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and a half hours o f the popular
dance.
Mrs. Argabuto began the housoeliaking contest yesterday a fte r
noon'at 4:15 o’clock at the home
of (J. M. Henderson on Sanford
Heights, continuing until 7:45
o'clock, according to several wit
nesses gathered to give moral
support and enoouragement.
While the exact world’s record
fur the popular cnduranco con
test is not definitely known,
friends of Mrs. Argabuto main
tain thnt she. should have tho
laurels formerly worn in this
state by three University of Flo
rida iuds who held out fo r some
thing like two hours.
Witnesses o f yesterday's porformnrtco included: George Nesbit, W. M. DuHosc, L. E . (louse,
Mrs. G. A. Henderson, G. M.
Henderson and Miss Thciina
Ijilto. Reginald Holly served as
muster o f ceremonies.
M ayor F o rre s t Lake Stresses
Need O f Improvements Of
P ublic U tilities In Speech
B efo re
Commerce
Body
G o l f Committee Is
Given Vote Of Thanks
R ep ort O f Radio Committee
Show s B ig R esults Coming
In From Weekly Program s
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KtAT/Ulblo
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wregs « most entertaining, as well as in
(ring of- structive, tho listeners hud over
ure tliat hetrd through tho air.
mu reThe features of the evening in
d of not- cluded a talk by Judge J . G. Shnucmblcd
ne has
ke a Vol-
WMBtiJrrjrisvii
ZS
p>ospoken
the c«nik biggu.it
listory of
were al.it
r in which
lamllid at
manager,
I enlnrgi d
ling rooms
b and the
irti.v proournaiiHiu
I tKt- rluli
Magenicnt
ccived from muny imrts of the
country following tho program last
night, and thut he was well pleas
ed with the general reception th.it
the concert* und apeeclie* were ob
taining.
He urged Sanford citizens to
attend the weekly programs in ttyo
big bus donated by Sanford MaOor every Thursday.
Sandy Anderson and J . C. Ttuwick attended the meeting ns dele
gate* from the Lions Club with
plan* for the free distribution of
Sanford celery in the various reatuurant* of the city. Following
some discussion, the matter was
referred to tho publicity eommitteo
to report on at the next meeting.
Plant relativa to the entertain
ment of the delegates to tho Prena
(*ity convention who will arrive
hero Feb. 2 were discussed and
perfected, nnd report* read on the
Betninolc county exhibit planned
for the Tampa Fair.
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’5 rtnrter.i.
b in good
118 for the
00? strobe
veil known
ftzrtu'i|innts.
Inhtiny F;»r•Utiluy im«
Inhh ef the
I-hole event
kv«r:l parts
lius tnntchcs
lin vretk-end.
nit ot town
t ls*t night,
ped over in
>t a nunduir
at night for
tournament
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‘•il thu play
f e d)
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the derail*
tad one bug.
train number
south pf
3Tw
clothing, who give their names as
Doris Cravsssc, 19, and Evelyn Al
len, 12, were nicked up by O fficer
A.. H. Beckwith yesterday after
noon on West First Street and tak
en to tho police station where an
investigation disclosed that they
hod run away from their bonus
in Lakeland and were out on a care
free journey to other porta of the
world.
Beckwith stated that he firit
thought they were boys but upon
closer ocruitny foigid they were
mi-rely masquerading. Each had a
►day, officials
’Gost Railway
Rortting
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Adventurous Girls In
Boy’s jClo thing* J'a k e n
Pd In
1 Wreck
two
Hspatched to
In line would
1*10 at «;So,
r-^9 r - ~
urred at Uto
» stretch of
I the cause of
Ives tig* ted.
, uan. b #.—
vvaiu in Irving
utrlins office for cutting at the
f n,t party after tbeir return from
Irving proposed
cutting it
a
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South Florida with Us tinted
casinos and gilded pleasure palaces
may be the most popular amuse
ment section of the state, but San
ford and the solid, substantial sec
tion surrounding it is the spot that
dirccriminating business men will
M'lect for permanent location ac
cording to Augustus T. Gray, prom
inent realty operator of Miilsido,
N. J., who arrived in this city yes
terday on an intensive tour of Flor
ida points in the company of I). II.
Dorcmus, retired banker of New
ark, N. J .
“Ilaving spent practically all roy
lif cin the real estate game 1 know
n section’s possibilities at a
glance," Mr. Gray said in an In
terview thin morning.
“Thi3 Inst trip to Florida has
taken Mr. Uoremun'and myself to
every county of thp state, and Ol»r
two day stny in Sanford has con
vinced both of us that from a
standpoint of legitimate business
attractions this section is without
a peer in the southland."
"While here 1 have pried into
your industries, your transporta
tion facilities, your agricultural <!cveloixnrnts. 1 have checked up on
your building activities, your
public utilities and an n result of
tliis survey I muy state without
NKW YORK; Jnu. 20—(/P)—Rretoration of tho peak wuge ticuie
of 1020 for conductors und train
men of all the railroads in the U.
S. is sought by union leadern.
Local unions have beep Instruct
ed to file schedules of wage in
creases on Monday und. to request
nn answer in writing by Mar. 2.
In the event that any- company
seeks to present modified propos
als, local unions arc instructed to
go into conference unTNto. submit,
the final proposition to headquar-ters.
1 Railroad men here hnve etfprr**ed the opinion that the wage re
quest would iitcreasc the total nnhuni expensed of tho country’s mifj roads by 1600,000,000. Orders from
|the submission of schedules have
I been issued by W. <*. Ia-e, presiIdent of the lirotherliood of Railjway Trainmen, und L. E. Slieppanl,
|president of the Order of Railway
Conductors.
i Tin- new wages would mcun an
j increase of $1 to $1.60 a day over
the prevailing rnte for conductors,
, bngguemcn, f lug men and brake|mcn, conductors receiving about $0
Radio fans in Miami, Jackson
ville, Atlanta, Vicksburg, Mian,
S t PiU rsburg' nnd Garden City,
Long island, showered congratu
lation!; on th,’ city laat night* in
tflcgrnphic form a t tho close of
the program* which wuj brpadc-.st
from the '" ’inter ParkfA stp.iiorv
from 8;TU p>n»ck until mnftfltrhu v
I'lle (!!,■
-• ■t;U.-l th.n the
■Kfimth
’
I
*
»
• ^
- •
reservations thnt Rnnford offers
the prospective business man the
most attractive opportunities and
the most assured success of any
city or nx-tion in the Jong list of
thriving Florida communities."
“Knowing the real estate game
as I believe I do," Mr. Gray con
tinued," it is evident that your
many sub-divisions in and around
tho city are so located that their
eventual incorporation into the city
proper is but a matter of a few
months."
"The building activity In these
various areas siiesks well for their
rapid, substantial development, for
no matter how attractive a devel
opment may lie, it Is not an active
contributing factor to the city uti
le** houn.-n and permanent resi
dents nre on the premises."
Mr. Gray is a plain spoken, keen
business man, and In commenting
on this interview he prefaced his
remarks by saying that "this is not
going to W any boost story of the
usual vintage, but n frank ntatement o f iny boneiC opinions in re
gard to Sanford."
"You asked for my opinions rel
ative to Knnford’n future," Mr.
Cirny said, “and I am giving them
to you straight. If I ddtn’t think
your city worth n continental I
would not hcsiluto to tell you so."
Union Lenders R ep resen tin g W illiam M erriw enther Said
Conductors And T rain m en
To Have Died A s R esu lt Of
O f All Ronds A sk F o r Pcnk
In ju ries Received In Auto
Scale In E f fe c t In 1020
W reck Wednesday M orning
Mayor L a k e A nnounces G o lf
M eet R e s u lts T o F a n s O ver
E n tire C ou n try I*a st N ig h t;
Sh aro p T a lk s A bout C elery
"
•
CANNES, France, Jan . 29.—(/P)
1 " of
- * today’s matches in
—All
In the
Gallia lawn tennis tournament, in
which Miss Helen Wills, the Amer
ican champion, Is competing, were
postponed because of rain.
- —
Lust
.»f J
*7 • *
g
k
Iron Nerve Stcndily Exhibited
During Long Legal Battle
Unbroken As Death Comes
COLUMBUS, Go., Ja n . 2D.—f/P)
—WUlio Jones and Garvis Bloodwoflh, condemned for the murder
two year.: ago, of Howard Under
wood, were hnngcd today. They
were hanged from tho same gal
lows. Tno trap wns sprung at
11:02 o’clock.- Both were pro
nounced dead at 11:10 o’clock.
One of their last net* was to
send u fnrcwcll Message to llomer
Bcclund of UeymildH, (Ju., their
chief counsel In their long battle
with the law.
Both the con
demned youths signed the letter,
which they gave to the jailer Juat
before they sturted on their Jour
ney to the scaffold. Mr, Bceland
did not coma to Columbus today.
With their iron nerve unbroken,
tho two youths spent their last
hours in religious turvices and in
conversation with relatives and
friends.
Both of them rose early, having
spent n quiet and apparently restlul night. They asked Deputy
Sheriff \V. D. I.ayfiold, their Jailer,
for a breakfast of ham and eggs,
biscuit und coffee, enjoying their
last meal on earth.
Jones died apparently without n
shudder, his neck bolng broken at
tho first shock. Woodworth, how
ever, struggled for more than a
j minute before lie died of atrangu-
Conference Plans
To Make Demands
For Farm ers’ Relief
I
Forbes' Only Hope Is
Supreme Court Appeal
CHICAGO, Jan.
Iono
R further
W
M von
Hus is tiJcft CoL
Charles R. Forbes, former Veter*
ans’ Bureau head, and John W.
Thompson, wealthy St. Loula con
tractor, in their fight against a
two year prison sentence and 9H},000 fine.
This is an appeal to the U. S.
Supremo Court for • review of tbe
Sanford is indeed 1 wonderful entire ease, wbJ«> ended In Undr
conviction op chargee, af defraudcity." Mr. Mood aaid.
•*We came over here cxjiecting
to, find a small village and upon with the buikltn
our arrival weyr surprised to note diwbk-d war ysl
nr
that w* were entering a city which
All othry area
them
jrcsUrds
is characterised by many fine
cult Court of
rni
activities
petition for a
ter it had u
conviction.
Sanford’s Future Highly Praised By
Chicagoan Attending Golf ToUrney
James L. Mead, president of the
Mead Cycle Company of^Chicago,
was a visitor In Banfortf for the
past two days and whila h « e at
tended the golf tournament togeth
er with a nnmber of Chicago and
Evanston people who are
nt Tarpon Springs, on
ties and a<
section of
China
cigaroret
O fficer’ ‘Will
F ive A re D ead Air
. Perm itted To. Q
Army February
Inlllinois
Coal
Says Cabinet H ead
Message "Is
Sent To Counsel Mine Disaster
Mitchell Remains
William Merriwenther,'. fieminoto
retail) pi.... iV citizen,' died last
night at the Ferhald-Lnughton!
Hospital a tiu* result of injtirici ■tho request of his brother, grew
irevived in an uutomobilo accident hysterical ns tho pair dropped to
Wednesday morning when the se their death and wns only reatralned from grasping the rope around
dan in which ho and Mrs. Merri- his brother's neck bv.jifflcvr*.
weathcr wire driving, collided
Tho two w«j\t to the death ,with
with a roiulstce driven by C. R. smiles on their’ faccs nnd chewful
Eilbertson nt Sanford Avenue nnd words on their, lips. They spent
Hughey Street* . according to re- the laat. naif hour before the exe
jjjort**.
cution In songs and prayers.
X A il' rdJig to word received lute
[ tnts afternoon from tho Miller
.Fpnerut Home, the funenil wa* to
tako piece th|.y afternoon nt 4
b’ciock with Dr. T. J . Nixon offi
ciating.
i
Both Mr. and Mrs. Meri'iwsathor
received what was believt-d to be
slight injuries in the accident and
DES MOINES. In.. Jan. 2ft— (/P)
after having a few ruts and bruis* — Machinery created here by the
pa treated at tho hospital thoy were marketing conference of delega
allowed to proceed to their home tions from 12 middle western
in Chuluota. It is aaid that Mr. states, to present demunds for
Merriwenther. who Ls in the eight farm relief Ivghdntion to Congress
ies, begun to roniplnin of internal was being geared for action to
mins yesterday und was. brought day.
lack to the hoipitnl where ho died
Appointed near the close of
!m;l night. Kenorts state thnt doc
tor; i attributed his death to the Thursday’s conference ns the per
manent machinery of tho 12 agri
jolting of tho innt-hine l i t ’ which cultural
states, the agricultural
he returned to the hospital, caus- committee was in session, complet
ing irritation to internal injuiies
he might have received in tliu acci ing it* organisation.
Guided in Ita demand for Con
dent.
gressional action by the conferMr. Merriwenther canto here in cnif'a approval of tho principles
the ently eighties nnd has spent of
tliu Dickinson farm surplus bill,
most of his life in thin county. He
the opinion that such increase wns a veteran of tho civil war, the coinmittoe is considering the
would cut the rnilronds* 1986 in having followed Grant through tho establishment of n bureau In
Washington to aid the fight for
come in half and bankrupt many western campaign.
the hill.
of the weaker triads.
Just three weeks ago Mr. Merri(icorge N. Peek, former presi
weather signifird hi* intention of dent of the Moline Plow Works,
moving
to
Sunford
to
inaku
this
Settlem ent Of Coal
and now president of American
city his home.
Council of Agriculture, ia perma
Strike Is Uncertain
nent rluiirmun of the eommitteo of
two tepresintntivca from eneh of
New
Executioner
At
PHILADELPHIA, Jun. 2 9 .- </h
the 12 states. They are: Illinois,
d
coal
field*
of
—Peace in the liur
Sing Sing Kills Two Indinnn. Kansan, Michigan, Minne
Pennsylvania seemed ns distunt as i
sota. Missouri,
Nebraska, Ohio,
ever today as the joint committee
OSSINNING. N. Y.. Jan. 29.— South Dakota and Wisconsin.
of miner* and operators entered the i/P)- -Sing Bing's new executbner,
fourth day of renewed negotiation*. t hit nervous and shrouded in mys , The conference closed its UtitiEvery formal proposal baa been tery, has officiated at his first ex- ness with celrrity after a day of
addresses, in which Frank C. Lowrejected and so far a* could be a s notion (n the death house. den, former governor of IIJinoU,
certained the conference had no
Late but night ho threw the the governors of three states, and
definito plan before it as a busi*
for aettlement of the five months' zwitzh twice, sending Euiil Hiatt aevrral agricultural experts had
old strike. Both sides, however, end Luigi Rauito. convicted of mur reviewed the situation, E4ch pre
maintain their uttitude of hopeful der, to their death. He did not wear scribe?! n remedy! with proponents
of the Dickinson bill predominat
ness.
j^ .
ing.
RAIN HALTS N ET MACHES
M
feSF
iSE
S^
f* Emu’s
Garris Blood w orth And Willie
Jones Pay Supreme Penalty
On Galbws For Murder Of
Howard Underwood In 1024
SATIRE
MOSCOW
tire; on .the
W E S f FRANKFORT, III.. Jan.
80,—(/FT— Five men were killed
and three slightly injured today
in n local gas explosion tn tho
new Orient Coal Mine here,
which bolds tho world'a eight
hour production record.
Tho dead arc: Jerry Roach,
Arile Bandera, Elijah liitdninn,
Floyd Kerns and Ed Torburt.
M ore.than 1,100 men wore In
the mine a t the time of the ex*
plosion, tha cause of which could
not is* determined
Silent On Matter •
Friends Think
W aiting Until N e x t';
W eek F o r Comment W A SH IN G TO N , J a n . 29.— ' !
( A P ) — T in ', resignation o £ Jj
Col. W illiam
M itchell froth .
fho army has been accepted. '
In accordance w ith Ida e x - \
pressed w ishes, the nir sonvibd o ffice r w ill be p erm itted
to step out on Fob. 1, thus 4
autom atically bringing to an ’H
end th e five y e a r suspension
to which he
was
sentenced
by
.> •
..
i
■
court martial after conviction oflpnfl
breaking discipline by his criticism s! .5
ofthe government’s aviation poll- ;
cles,
he decision was announced In ' tS
i statement by Secretary I> . .
of the war department:
’’The secretary o f war hm da-vSfl
cided that tho ronlguntion of Col.
William Mitchell, nir service, w lll^ n
ho accepted to take effcii I
1920. Tin; adjutant n«: » nil of tM N
army baa been notified to this o t-\ 3<
feet."
' Nothing beyond this brief a n * . l
nounccnirnt was made public. It - »'
was learned, however, that the no- ,
ceptnneo wns unconditional and did '.'-j
not hlngv on any forma) notation |
ager of tho mine, sold
that it wns was “for tho goad uf f t
tho service."
. Mitchell Remains Silent
Secretary Davis feels that tha^l
fact thnt tho resignation wus o f-’•«
. fered by nn officer under approved;’j
( sentence for violation of tho nrtlrlaffu
of wnr sufficiently Indicates for tha i -fl
record tho olrcumslaiuer under
which Col. Mitchell Is to'bo sc parated*from Uto military Service. 1 . J
Informed by tho Ax.oela .od
■ of the decision to accept Ws rn *ig -» $
P r a is e s L o c a l
Active Co-OperatfonShown; nation, Col. Mitchell wqkld uisko
no comment, lie fools he will not ,'i
News F lash ed A ll O ver U A I bt> fully ot liberty to speak fo r
publication until he actually haa: -ft
Sanford haa recoivod more pub |ceased on next . Monday to bo a
licity ns n result of tho Central member of tho military depart. ■- S
Florida Open fhnntpionihip Golf . ment.
Tournament pluyod on the local
Thera Is no doubt, however, that/
links yesterday and Wednesday the airman is planning to b e p ifti
thun from any other one tiling
that has been brought to pu»*
here In muny months according to
Secretary R. W. Peurmun of the
Chamber of Commefcp, wrnoso ex
change list of papers contributed
to liv publications In every pnprl Sentence T**o Light, Fayo Weeks
of the iiution ahow that the tourLOS ANGELES, Calif., Jan . '
nninent wits given good *pnco !n 1 Cy.-t/lT-Johrf W. Weeks, form -.'
mane nurthoin papers and was or Bcrrctnry of War, who, with -O
featured in practically every iitntu his wife, Mrs. Weak* nnd party
paper of any consequence.
arrived here today ennuite to lion- 1
"Both Bun ford papers hnve fen- olulu,
.lured that C l. MitchctKg
tured the tournament every duy who was perimUed today t,.
since it wns announced," Mr. Pear- I sign from, the army, bad not boert
man aaid.
sufficiently uunlshcd by tha army
“Front pngo stories and edlto-1 court murtini which tried him.
rials with reference to the meet I
were carried by Tho Herald for
practically ovsrjr day between tho I
announcement of the date of the
meet and the date of actual play."
Mr, Pearmun sdld, "and through
The Herald approximately seven
flashes were sent to all parts of
the nation on the wires of tho
Associated Press within tlui six |, Four eases nf recklrsa drlvii
days that elapsed between Uto were brought up In police court tl
definite announcement uf tba data morning bofuru Judge Wv Hr-WtUl
and the time when the players ar two of the accused paying fines
riv'd ."
912 instead of servmg 10 days
“The Herald, baa co-operated the streets, while the other ti
wonderfully with tie In advertis cose* were postponed until- M«
ing this event. atuT through Ua day's aeislon.
flows items, photograph* and AP ’ Cburlcs .Mii'lc II mid I*)r
cannectiaas the tournament vra», Jenkins wore each assessed a i i
in my opinion given excellent of $12 and tho charges agaii
prominence. J .*^
■;
John Bwannon and C. It. SllberaU
“Through the uuhlUrity depart- were continued.
ment of tho Chamber of Commerre •rlMIbentehi W»S driving the Dod
advance nnd follow-up stories of roadster which U said to have p
the meet wer* forwarded to all tided with a car driven by XVi JI Lx
state papers, and more th«n 20 Merriwenther, who died last nig
nationally known publication* Jn at the. BcrnuUM.aught.ut H»»pit
the north, east and west. Special according to authorities.
0 . W. Wright failed to appear
dispatches bav been rushed to tho
Now York 1 irnas. the Chicago answer to a chare* of druukoniifi
Herald Tribut >r Brooklyn EagW, and his »u>nd o f |10 was istreatc
Naw York \ orld, Indianapolis
Bun, Boston
News. Baltin are
Transcript, P
Detroit Newa
waukce Jourti
Dispatch, and „
have featured the
•'Tho Florida Tl ne»-Unlon and
la papers have Autos Collide A£
earners on tho
ltd every »Ut#
caption of the
iVl plefcd the
B
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S
Four Charged Witl
Reckless Driving It
Police Court Toda:
T i o J S S ^ S d 1"
Howard
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TH E SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY-28, 1926,
SIX TEEN
BUILDING SOLD—EVERYTHING MUST GO REGARDLESS OF
L ad Lassie cloth, fast
c o l o r s , p l a i n and
stripes, value 45c, sale
price
Men’s Dress Shirts
with collars attached.
Lion Brand, fast col
ors, $ 2.00 value, sale
price
W ork Shirts, $1 value,
double stitched and
double pockets, blue,
sale, price, each
Men’s Shirts, $3 value
with collars attached,
white and assorted col
ors, sale price, each
Men’s Ties, 50c and 75c
value, silk ties for men
a n d boys, assorted
stripes and colors, sale
price
213-215 SANFORD AVE., PHONE 550
>
Mr. A. K anner, the owner of K anner Departm ent Store on Sanford Avenue, has conducted his business here
for the past fifteen years, and served the public a t la rg e faithfully in giving them the most and best Values
for their money. The building has been sold and the lease runs out in a very short time. The entire stock
of merchandise on sale beginning Friday, Ja n u a ry 29th a t 9:00 o’clock. The store will be closed Thursday.
Everything will be marked in plain figures and the whole stock m ust go, so come early and get your selectiohs.
Khaki P an ts, e x tra
quality work pants,
sale price, per pair
W ork P ants, Genuine
Otis pin check pants
on sale at, per pair
Ladies’ S i l k H o s e
guaranteed non ravel
$1.25 value, sale price
per pair
Cretonne, 25c value,
cretonne in light and
dark colors, sale price,
per yard
Men’s Hose, 25c value,
cotton hose, assorted
colors and sizes, sale
price, per pair
Ladies’ Velvet Pumps,
newest style, w i t h
buckles, all sizes, $ 6.00
value, sale price
Overalls, $2.25 Sweet
O rr O v e r a l l s and
coats, no better made,
sale price, per pair
rem em ber
Men’s Oxfords, $5.50
value, genuine black
Kid Blucher Oxfords,
all sizes, sale price
Men's Oxfords, $5.00
value, solid leather, all
sizes, many styles, sale
price
Men's underwear, 69c
value, A thletic Union
suits m ade in good
quality m aterial, sale
price"
Brussel Rugs, 9x1
• $30 value, on sale
Velvet Rugs, 6x9, $28
value, on sale
Brussel Rugs, 6x9, $20
value, on sale
Brussel R ugs, 8x10,
$25 value, on sale
Ladies’ Oxfords, $5.00
value, one strap pump,
all sizes, sale price,
Men’s Hose, 75c value,
pure thread silk, al
m ost any color, sale
price, per pair
BIG RUG S A L E
ecial prices on Gold
Ladies’ Silk Hose, 75c
value* sale price, per
pair
Men’s H ats, $3 value,
genuine felt in assort
ed colors and sizes
sale price
Men’s Hose, 35c value,
point lisle, thread hose
in assorted assorted
colors, sgle price, per
pair
Our new Itugs and Carpets are here for your
in fe c tio n . W e’re ready to serve you in m ak
ing your selection. Included are the most
popular ru g s: A xm insters, Brussels, Velvets
and Wiltons, in Oriental and all-over Persian
patterns, and choice of desirable sizes. All at
reasonable prices.
Velvet Rugs, 9x12, $35
value, on sale
A xm inster Rugs, (i\9,
$35 value, on sale
$ 1.00 value, Harwood
Union Suits, sale pried
A xm inster Rugs, 9x12,
seamless, $60 value, on
sale
W indsor Crepes for
underwear, all color#,
35c value, sale price,
per yard
Curtain scrims, 15c
value, in light and ecru
colors, sale price, per
Window shades, 3x7
feet, Roach proof, 90c
value, sale price
Glen F a s t color suit
ing, various colors, 60c
value, sale price, per
y ard
3x7 oil- colors, $1.25
value, on sale
3x7 Duplex, all shades
are equipped with the
very best rollers! and
are guaranteed to give
satisfaction. $1.50 val
ue on sale for
$1.89
One lot o f ladies’ skirt
— $4.00 and $5.00 va
ues, close out—
Cotton and silk mixed
d r e s s crepes, $1.25
value, sale price
50 inch brocade drap
eries, $3.50 values, sale
price
Fan cy table cloths, 56
x70, $2.75 value, on
s a l e __ __
.
r * #
sale, per yard
32 inch impor
ham s, 69c v
yard
Hot suit cases, 24 inch,
$2.95 value, on sale for
value, on sale,'
i lot suit cases, $3.75
value, with leather
straps, on sale for
Cretonnes and
1 ery Cloth 35c
per yard
Bungalow A P r o n s ,
American Girl, all fast
colors, $1.25 and $1.50
value, on sale, each
Seamless Shed*
90y $ 2.00 value,om
each
Bath Towels, e x t r a
large, 69c value, each
Mohawk Sheets
$2.25 value on si
Muck
Pillow Cases 35c
on sale, each
Towels,
plain
Bed Spreads, $2
each
20e value oi
yard
Stronghold I
One lot of fancy voiles,
assorted dolors, 65c
-value, close out—
all colors, 95ci
Color cra ft draperies,
$1.75 values, sale price
Unbleached
Plain white hemstitch
ed table cloth, $2.25
value, on sale—
Fancy Silk D]
Muslin, 25c v
sate, per yard
lev«it8, stripes
Lhevoits
Plain coll
' ahie, on Rjiia»
Non-bleached Fcj
ell Sheeting H
value, on sale, ptf!
D ress Gingham,
wide,. 25c value,
Willow Ctothes 1
ket, $ 2.00 valuer
B aby Blankets,
value, sale price
$1.31
1 lot Hand Bags,
value, on sale
One-half gallon f
w a t e r pitchers^
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HOME EDITION
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1926
NUMBER 1
Business F ield In E ntire
Mrs. A rgab u te Dances
Charleston 3V2 H ours;
Claims W orld Record
A new world’s record for tho
mular Charleston Is claimed by
ra. N. M. Argabuto, Sanford
Terpsichorcan artist, who is said
to hnvo mnrnthoncd through three
and n half hours of the populnr
B
dunce.
.
*; ,
Mrs. Argabuto began tho housosliaking contest yesterday aftoruoou'nt 4:16 o’clock at the \\omo
of 0 . M. Henderson on Sanford
Heights, continuing until 7:45
o’clock, according to several witgathered lo
to give moral
ru»3SOB grathcrcci
support and enuourogoment.
While the exact world’s record
for the populur endurance con
test is not definitely known,
friends or Mrs. Argabuto main
tain that she. Should have tho
laurels formerly worn in thiH
state by three University of Flo
rida luds who held out for some
thing Uke two hours.
Witnesses of yesterday’s porfnrmnrico included: George Nesbit, W. M. DuBusc, L. E . Gouse,
Mrs. G. A. Henderson, G. M.
Henderson and Miss Thelma
Uke. Reginald Holly served as
muster of ceremonies.
Mayor Forrest Lake Stresses
Need Of Improvements Of
Public Utilities In Speech
Before Commerce Body
G o l f Committee Is
Given Vote Of Thanks
Report Of Rabin Commit lee
Shows Big Results Coming
In From Weekly Programs
The proper appreciation of the
many benefits that will be providf’ll fftl* lltf I hn ntf i**d
t -i
South Florida with Its tinted
casinos and gilded pleasure palaces
may be the most popular amuse*
■ment section of the state, but San
ford and the solid, substantial sec
tion surrounding it is tho spot that
dirccriminating business men will
n.dect for permanent location nocording to Augustus T. Gray, prom
inent realty operator of milsldo,
N. J., who arrived In this city yes
terday on an intensive tour of Flor
ida points in the compnny of D. H.
Ilftremus, retired banker of New
ark, N, J.
“Having spent practically all ray
lif cin the real estate game I know
n section’s possibilities at a
glance,” Mr. Gray said In an in
terview this morning.
“This last trip to Floridn has
taken Mr. Doremutt'and myrelf to
every county of thp state, and Otir
two diiy stay in Sanford has con
vinced both of us that from a
standpoint of legitimate business
attractions ibis section Is without
a peer in the southland.”
“While hero I have pried Into
your industries, your transporta
tion facilities, your agricultural «levelnpmonts. I lmve checked up on
your building activities, your
public utilities and an n result of
this survey I may state without
Gnrvls BloOdwotHtn And Willie
Jones Pay Supreme Penally
On Gallows For Murder Of
«s I believe I do," Mr. Gray con
Howard
Underwood In 1924
tinued," It is evident that your
—------
many sub-divisions In am* around
the city an* so Incited that their
eventual incorporation into the city
proper is but ti matter of a few
months."
“The building activity in these
various areas speaks well for their
rapid, substantial development, for
no matter bow attractive a devel
opment may Itc, It 1* not on active
contributing factor to the city un
less houu.'n and permanent resi
dents nre on the premises.”
Mr. Gray is a plain spoken, keen
business man, nnd in commenting
on this interview he prefaced his
remarks by saying that "this is not
going to be miy boost story of tho
usual vintage, but n frank state
ment of inv lionetit opinions in re
gard to Sanford.”
“You asked for my npininnH rel
ative to Sanfnrd’n future," Mr.
Gray said, “and I am giving them
to you straight. If I ddln’t think
your city worth a continental 1
would not liffdtuto to tell you ao."
Mayor Lake Announces Golf
Meet Results To Fans Over
Entire’Country Idist N ight;
Sharon Talks About Celery
ho spoken
[ the vom« biggest
p to rv of
»wtre ak n
f in which
land lid at
manager,
ctdnrgul
ing Mono
i and the
truce prenuniutni-Mi
I the dub
inagcmcnt the delight of the 'fans of the
country and also to the people
J-Seventh who were in ‘the studio, Mayor
»al. L. L. Forrest Lake said this morning
secentL in that the ringing of tho two was
i5 Marter.:. very good ami that he hnd enjoyed
b in good it more then anything ho has yet
HR for the heard in the studio.
oar stroke
Other songs' were broadcast by
tell known Mrs. Lucille A. Takach, who was
accompanied nt tho piano by
*Jtiri|iants, Mndgo Ward Dens.’
lnhcny F;ir.
One of the uses for which the
4*hluy im« r.tudio was acquired was demon
|nl»h <f the strated lust night when Mayor
s-milc event I.nke announced the results of the
r ver:l parts Central Florida Open Golf tourmatches nnment through tho microphone.
ii;i Wetk-cnd. Thousands of golf fonu pli over
“f town the country heard the Muyor list
f lVl n*cht, thu great field of stars who com
r w vver in peted here and their scores for the
f- " number two day event. That this 'method
r nitbt for of sending out nows of national In
terest and importance will result
I (nurnament In many benefits to the city was
*^*1 number the opinion of many local people
the play who heard the scores go out on the
air.
»*« a)
.M ayor Lake announced- today
\
,nH*t Thursday night Brucknuhns band will broadcast luvcroi
it Wreck w W csl numbers and that Judge
(it 29,—(A*j—
the d m ]]ind' one bag.
train number
Kant south of
[day, officials
.oast Railway
[ortiing two
P*i'Patched to
lint* would
*aln at 9;3o,
furred at the
a stretch of
I the cause of
I castigated.
days. lljk>n the motion of E, V.
Mnrkel. u vote of thanks was ex
tended Mr. Harrison for hi1: "in
valuable assistance rendered dur
ing Ilia stav in Sanford."
Following a report by Frank
MacNcil on the golf tournament
which elided lo re yesterday, the
ebanibcr gavt* a rising vote o f
thanks to the committee respon
sible for bringing hen the greatest
golfers in the nation, nnd Mayor
Luko expressed the hope that the
tournament could be an annual af
fair.
Broadcasting Discussed
In gnenking of results obtained
through the uso of the Winter
I’nrk brondcusting station for tho
dissemination of Hanford news.
Mayor i-akv declared that tele
grams and messages had been, re
ceived from many parts of the
country following the program last
night, and that he was well pleas
ed with the general reception that
the concerts and speeches were ob
taining.
, ,
He urged Sanford citiiens to
attend the weekly programs in the
big bus donated by Sanford Man
or every Thursday.
Sandy Anderson and J. C. Truwiek attended the meoting ns dele
gate* from the Lions Club with
plans for the free distribution of
Sanford celery In the various res
taurants of the city. Following
tamo discussion, the matter was
refer m l to tho publicity comrmtteo
to report on at the next meeting.
Plans relative to the entertain
ment of the delegates to tho Press
H ty convention who will arrive
here Feb. 2 were discussed and
perfected, nnd reports read on the
Seminole county exhibit planned
for the Tampa Fair.
Adventurous Girls In
Boy's Clothin# Taken
r Y jTSHSd'ofiif
Both Mr. and Mrs. Men iweather
received what was believed to be
slight injuries In the accident and
after having a few cuts and brulsra treated at the hospital thoy were
Idiowed to proceed to their home
In bulutita. It is auid that Mr.
Mernwfather, who is in the eightles. begun to tomplaln of interne!
uiiuH yesterday nnd was. brought
lack to the hospital where hd died
Inst night. Reports state that dmtor., attributed his death to the
Jolting of the machine i d ’ which
ne returned to the hospital, cansing Irritation to Internal injuries
he miglit have received in ihe uccl•lent.
Mr. Merriwcather came here In
Solo, West, of the Great
lq
.... ........... ^.Barnhoum
Mrs. Ell* Harris
e from the Opera “ Lucia"
— — Ponlxettl
bundle
thdr 1
toriata
ious sj
tween
thrifty Measures Used
CHICAGO, Jan. 20.— (A*) Safety measures saved more
thnn 1,000 miners from Injury
today whut five miners were
killed in.
explosion in the
Orient Mine at Wbst Frankfort,
one of the largest In the world,
Goorgc 8 . Harrington, president
of the Chicago; Wilmington nnd
Franklin Co*l Company, declar
ed after receiving advices of the
W“31- '
___•
2.1 Men Hllghlly Injured
TIUNIDAD, Colo., Jan. 29.—
All but six of about 60 men
caught in an oxploilon In Mine
number threo of the Bear Can
non Coal Company near here to
day, were out of the mine by
noon it was reported, by tho genoral mnnngcr of the compnny.
_ About 25 men wore -burned or
otherwise Injured by tho blust,
Charles Bcuchat, ‘general mnnager of tho mine, »A*4
To Make Demands
For Farm
ers’ Relief
_____
I
Settlem ent Of Coal
Strike Is Uncertain
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 29.—(A*)
— Peace in the hurd coal fields of
Pennsylvania seemed ns distant us
ever today as the joint committee
of miners and operators entered the
fourth day of renewed negotiations.
Every formal proposnl has been
rejected and so far as could lie as
certained tho conference had no
definite plan before it as a basis
for settlement of the five months’
old strike. Both sides, however,
maintain their ultitudu of hopeful
ness.
RAIN HALTS NET MAC1IE9
CANNES. France, Jan. 29.—UP)
a it «.#
u ia u ’s m
n tr h p it in
hn
—All
of i/
today's
matches
In tthe
Gallia lawn tennis tournament, in
which Mlas Heien Wills, the Amer
ican champion, is competing, were
postponed because of rain.
first trip
that ho 1
ties and a
section of
this is
Mitchell Remains
Silent On M atter;
Friends Think He Is
W aiting Until N e x t
W eek F o r Comment
WASHINGTON, Jan . 29.— -'
(A P )—Thu, resignation of .
Col. William Mllcholl froth
tho army hrm been accepted. '
In ntvnrtlnmv with bin ex
pressed wishes, th o niV hop--.,
vifrtj officer will he permitted,
to step out on Feb. 1, thud j
automatically bringing to ntv’i
end the five yenr suspension
to which he was sentenced by a ,
court martial after conviction <Wj
breukim; discipline by his criticisms i
ofthe government's aviation poli
cies.
The decision was announced In
this statement by Secretary Dav’uiof the war department:
of war hm ndo-1/
.1.1’’The
- ■ that
iL secretary
* at
• ja
elded
tho resignation ofm Col.
William Mitchell, nir service, wiling
ho accepted to take effect Feb. 1 , j
1920. The adjutant nePerul of tbtp#;
army has been notified to this ef
fe ct/
* Nothing beyond this brief on-^V
nouncemrnt was mnde public. It •-i
was learned, however, that tho ne- ,
ceptance was unconditional and did ^
not hinge on any formal noUUmi J
that It wns was “for tho good of J
tho service.’’
t.
Mitchell Remains BUent
i
Secretary Ilavls feels that tliQ-y
fact thnt tho resignation was of-t'jj
fercil l,y nn officer under approved
sentence for violation of the nrtlclaT&j
of wnr sufficiently indicates (or t!>o
record tho circumstances undot^ ',
which Col, Mitchell Is lo be sepa
rated* fryin the military Arvlcr, ‘
Informed by tho As-ocla.od Iv es**"
Tof tho decision to accept his rnsjg-*
nation; Coil. Mitchell wunld wnke ■.
no comment. He fools he will nut
I bb fully at liberty to speak for'
'publication until he nrtiuilly has
I cessed on next. Monday to bo a >
; member of thn military depart. :
ment.
There Is no doubt, however, th a t 1
the airman Is planning to begift '■
inimedlntrly up<m Ills return l a ’’
civilian status mi active puh^-i
rampaign in cuppurL of his vlours ^
as to tho aviation necessities of tins
natJonsI defense.
1)K>S MOINEH, la!. Jan. 2fl_(A>)
—Machinery created, here by the links yesterday and Wednesday
ninrk(.tin*, confs&nro of dclcga- than from nny other one thing
tin(W f r o m l2 mlddlo western. that has been brought to pass
htnfes, to present deinunds for here In many months according to
f,;rm rrl|,.f l e g i s l a t i o n to Congress Secretary R. W. Pearmnn of the
W(lH Ik-iiik geared for action to- IChamber of Commerce, whose exchange list of papers contributed
j ||y
V
, . ,
,
, to bv publications In every pnprl Benlenco Too Light, Sayo Weela
n! "
near the close of of the imtlun show that the tourLOS ANCEUEH. Calif., Jaiu rAJ
Thursday „ conference ns the per- nsrnent was given good space !n I 29.—(AO-Johif W. \Weks. form- ,*. {
mam-nt machinery.of the 1J ugri- many northern papers and was cr Secretary of War, who, with
cultural states, the agricultural featured in practically every ntnto his wife, Mrs. Week* nnd party .
committee was in session, complet- paper of any consequence. ;
arrived here today enrollto to
"Both Hanford papers have fOa- olulu, declared that Col, Mitchell l
l,,,r
organisation.
Guided in ita demand for Con- tum l the tournament every duy who wan perlmttcd today to ro^'Ja
since It Was announced." Mr. Pear- sign from, the army, bad not boert
£ 5 S " S 11^ ^ n. b? h? '
man said.
“Front page stories and edito sufficiently punished by the army , Jj
m,%Co f 1hi.1 fi-ltin \ h b llln ?v BP?!,e
I ) , kins" , firm s u r e " ,f i l l .
rials with reference to tho meet court martini which tried him.
were carried by Tim Herald for
practically overy day between the
announcement of the date of the
meet and the dale of actual play.”
Mr. Pearntun srtid, “and through
innvin^. « . S . , f « d io
M.
The Herald approximately seven
city hi S nUlTU?,
AimJ mhB iim la tw.rmii. flashes were sent to all parts of
the nation on the wires of thu
Associated Prcas within thu six
New Executioner At
days that elapsed between Urn
definite announcement of tbo date
Sin# Sin# Kills Two
and the time when the players a r
rived.”
OSSINNING, N. Y.. Jam 29.—
vPl- -Sing Bing's new executioner,
“The Herald, baa cu-operated
i hit nervous and shrouded in mys
tery, has officiated at his fjrst exday’s session.
fcutlon In the death house. * Charles Mitchell mud I 4
Jenkins were each assessed a
I.ate last night he tlp-ew the
of $12 and tho charges agu
switch twice, sending Emil Klatt
John Uwunoun and C. it. SRben
snd Luiri Rauito. convicted of mur
ware continued.
der, lo tneir death. Hs did not wear scribe 11 a remedy; with propumints
- Silberstuln was driving the D»
» mask or robe os had been un- of the Dickinson bill predominat
roadster which la said to have
aouncod, but, did preserve careful ing.
......................
- « , 1 * 4 * "i the meet wer* forwarded to 1
tided with a car driven by Will
ly the secret of his Identity.
Merriwcather, who died last n
None of those present knew him Forbes' Only Hope Is »Uta papers, and more than
at the Kcmuld-Laughton H»*p
nationally known publications
ss hs strode down the corridor with
according to authorities.
quick, nervous steps and , went Supreme Court Appeal the north, east and west. Spec!
dispatches havo been rushed to tl
about Ids task. He appeared about
00.years old. The new executioner
CHICAGO. Jan. IHL-OP)—Only New Ywk Timas, the tbiesi
succeeds John Hulbert, who re one further venue is left Cot. Herald Tribune, Brooklyn Eeg
signed 'recently.
Charles R. Forbes, former Veter New York^W orid, Indlunaju.]
ans' Bureau head, and John W.
Four Charged Witl
Reckless Driving Ii
Police Court Todai
sst.'r,±\a'.-
’
1" . •r ■
James L. Mead, president of the Hanford is
Mead Cycle C om pany of Chicago,
was a visitor In Sanfortf for the
past two days and while here at
tended the golf tournament togeth
er with a number of Chicago and
Evanston people who era wintering
nt Tarpon Springs, 00 the west
coast. ’
.
.
J*P*norama... Barabouse
and thrao slightly injured today
in n local gas explosion In tho
new Orient Coal Mine here,
which holds the world’s eight
hour production record.
Tho dead arc: Jerry Roach,
Arlie Sanders, Elijah HJhdman,
Floyd Kerns and Ed Torbort.
More.than 1. 10U men were In
the mine at the tfme of the ex
plosion, the cause of which could
not be determined
«»•
Brlvlns. collided
Th,
dc. th .with
with a roudstea driven by L. R. smiles on thelr'faccs and cheerful
Gilbertson nt Sanford Avenue and i words on their lips. They spent
Hughey .Street* according to re- the last-naif hour before tho exuIH'ri".
cution In songs and prayers.
4 ' .iu< rJkrigr to word received lute
* ---------------------- ——
wits afternoon from the Miller f ’n n f n r n n n n
.Ftmeriil Home, the funeral was to K i r i l l V i U I l C c
J. IttllH
Sanford’s Future Highly Praised By
Chicagoan Attending Golf Tourney
Chicago Tribune, Chambers
W E S t FRANKFORT, H L Jan.
21k—(AT— Five men were killed
' » *>'“*
lure that
Bd of notpfcmblcd
he has
|ke a s\'l-
Iron Nerve Slcndlly Exhibited
During Long Legal Battle
Unbroken As Death Comes
“ l i S * J o n ... „ brother of WB11.
" Kl 1
M-LnuKltlo.i !.iollc, t w ltncin ic tbo oxrrutlon ot
Hospital a the result of Injuries the request of his brother, grew
received in an automobile accident hysterical ns the pair dropped to
Wednesday morning when the se- their **e*th and was only restrain-
" £-------- Radio flint; in Miami, Jackson
ville, Atlanta, Vicksburg. Misn,
SL Pettrslairg and Garden City,
Long Island, ehowvred congratuintionc on th,’ city last night- in
telegraphic form nt tho close of
Hu- progt-naij .which woj brpndfist
Irom the V'inter Perk ..Btrlloa lurduncu wiUi the request of thn
frotn
'b.Vivck until mnnuf:iiv. ' rtllromlK that they be Jgiven'sMl
’ 1‘ho
striad that the days'advance notice on the numLk' / ” s. cujs needed for each dis■swalde
Rfv «et;Rcves a
Uring of[wai re-
L ast Message "Is
Sent To Counsel
COLUMBUS, Ga.. Jan. 2th—HP)
—Willie Jones ami Garvls Bluodwofth, condemned for the murder
two ycara ago, of Howard Under
wood, were hanged today. They
were hunged from tho some gal
lows. The trap was sprung at
11:02 o’clock.- Both were pro
nounced dead at 11:10 o’clock.
One of their last nets was to
rend a farewell Message to llomer
llcclund of Reynolds, .Ga., their
chief counsel in their long battle
with the law.
Both the con
demned youths signed tho letter,
which they gave to the jailer Just
before they started an their Jour
ney to the scaffold. Mr, Beeland
did not come to Columbus today.
With their iron nerve unbroken,
the two youths spent tholr last
hours hi religious services and In I
conversation with relnllves and
friends.
*!
Both of them rose early, having 1
spent n quiet and apparently rvstlul night. They asked Deputy
Sheriff w . D. Layflcld, their jailer,
for a breakfast of ham nnd eggs,
biscuit nnd coffee, enjoying their
last meal on earth.
Jones died apparently without a
shudder, his neck bolng broken nt
tho first ahock. liloodworth, how
ever, struggled for more than n
William Mcrrlweather,'. Seminole jn{»uto before he died of atrangu-
Union Leaders Representing
Conductors And Trainmen
Of All Ronds Ask For Pcnk
Scale In E ffect In 1020
A ir Officer Will TS&
. Perm itted To. Q q fl
Army February m
Says Cabinet Ite a il
Indeed’ a
wonderful
two year pricon sentenee and $ 1Q,
000 fine.
This Is an appeal to the U. 8
conviction op chargee of defraud-
with the bull
to note dit aided war
All other a
them yestetdj
cult Court of
activities 1
petition for 1
ter tt had v
ind at the
conviction.
8 ATI BE
I
I Tc T T h
K
m/t
r r r
|
B
Dispatch, and
have featured
T h a FJorid
many South. I
Autos Coll
ner of
�SANFORD HEI
L
iiii
>ASOCIETY
Faces Strap
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
E
J OrganOfOrtranlzntion
Be Called “South” To
Id Litigation Over Use
Title F irst Adopted
.YWOOD, Fla.. Jnn, 2 9 the official publication of
rids Society of America*
Its Initial appearance this
not aa a new magazine,
a . an established publication
that has been in the field for more
than a year. The December cover
of the publication bore another
hlune, which the society is now
prevented from using by reason of
a legal conflict with another pub
lishing company that had chosen
the same title for a magazine an
nounced to appear In March.
; Rather than jeopardize the well,f*rp of the publication through
long and costly litigation while the
tight to use the name Is being de
termined in the courts, the Florida
Society of America prefers to conBmue publication under a new
I vyho nfterwa
pclifo’nh
gave hb home to th*;
the police
Us f*.
A. Kuntberly, critered a native cof
fee shop In Ybor Cit» and-’ikmunded, a t the point of a revolver, that
the proprietor hand over,fn$4 cnoh.
The owner, who could pot spank
English, dhl not understand. Aft
er trying to convince the propri*v
ic r for half an hour that he was
held up, Kumberly gave u;> In dis
gust. Ue walked away, nnd'dnto the arms o/ a patrolman, f
ehed him nWhy.
W *1
«. . ^
- --------"•
.CLERMONT—A' man Identified
$» & e ir; tangliy wax .•.almost
gcalped hero when a td u r m g .r y
with fotfr men eldesWlrred u truck
tnF! thc highway near Mohawk. The
Injured man was rushed to a hotptUl-where his condition urns found
to be serious.
' ■
, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1926
sterling ruliDg aroundJM-SfiW wn
French francs around $3.76.
shares, California packing soaring
OH points to 164 before the end of
- the first half hour, and LooseWiles Biscuit and Postum each ad
vancing over a point, General Elec
tric Case Threshing Machine, nnd
Third Avenue Railway each extend
ed their early gains to at least 3
^^The procedure is purely n conMssion to expediency, In the In
terests of tlic many thousands of
readers of the publication, and la
; timely, and It carries a certain
. tinge of audacity to stamp ita ini• press upon the minds of n furget: fu) public. Capitalizing in one
word the direction trend of the
£ [ greatest migration in history,
f ,’ SOUTH will command attention
through ita arresting limolincss
T and tne provocative challenge of
• iU picturesque appeal.
Many Feature Artlclra
| , A gripping story on greiiound
V’ racing la a feature of this month’s
issue of BOUTH. Glenn Long, tin*
author, calls the racing of dogs
jf' "Tho New American Sport."
kt. Installment three of R, Addison
, Adams' ‘‘Game Fishing On Tho
Pi Florida East Coast," and the “MunL ufacturc of Havana Clgnrs." by
i Joe Hugh Reese arc added fca^ tures.
In “The Lure of The Florida
Beachon" Ellen Robertson Miller
gives an interesting description of
r toe many seushclis cast up by the
waves along Florida’s many miles
of coastline.
Anne McQueen, n regular cony/'trlbutor to tho publication, this
month tells of "Early Florida Gov
ernors," nnd Goodwin Blacksbcar
is the author of an article on
"Tupelo Honey."
.
p* - In addition to these, the Wom
en’s Department of SOUTH will
feature Garden Week and articles
have be4n contributed by Mr*. W.
, ft Jennings and Mrs. Henry Wight.
ket -today as reported !,%• i i?
NEW YORK, Jan.' 29.—< * ) Cotton 'futures opened, steady
March, 20.12; May, lK M ; July
18.93; O ct 18.21; Dec. 17.94. . ,
NEW
YORK. Jan.
vegetables - very
p o d ; movement very 1 ^ '
'k et atrong for good stock ‘
29.—(/P )Beans, green, hampers.’
n,
hnmp ^ ; n
plies, dcmtthd atrong.
Cabbage, new stock; *1 on®
• iS S a c *
h" > '
Egg Plant, standard crate,
pliM very light, $4.0()^st r,()
Peaa EngHsh, % bushel t
era. $4.00@ H .60.
Peppers, standard crates, ,
FORT MYERS—John F . Hylan,
f<mncr mayor of N4w York, was
nr. investor in n tract of )nnd pur
■; BROOKSVILLE—Violets in Jan chased by him and a group o f as
uary in Florida alartlcd Priscilla sociates, near Punta Gorda.
Platte, nctress nnd newspnper fea
ture writer, who mndc a trip haio
recently by airplane from St, Pet
ersburg. The plane landed near n ,
bed of violets.
M A LA Y FO R FASHION
prevailing o„ the JacksonviH
^ f a n c y , suppHc* |iRh' f
Squash, standard crate* v,
han detailed the town marshal tc
see thnt bis ordtf in tarried out,
She vows it won’t be necessary,
though.
10 ACRE
WITH
Chicago, Jnn. 29.—(TP)— Poultry
nlive qtoady; prices unchanged;
receipts two rars.
CHICAGO, Jnn. 29.—(/P)—But
ter higher; receipts fi,204 tuba;
cronmory extras, 4fij standards
-14Vi; extra first* 43'A@ 4 4 ; firsts
4 1 1 4 0 4 2 H; seconds, 39(g>41.
Eggs lower; receipt* 10,808
roses. Firsts Ii314 @ 3 4 ; ordinary
firsts, 32/
New Bungalows—5 room s and bath and Garage.
This land is cleared, plowed and harrowed and fenced.
These farms are located on hard surfaced highway at CJIULUOTA, Sc mil )u]c Cc
Lajte Section, on the Okeechobee Division of th e F. 15. C. Ry.
Price for each 10 acre farm $7,500.00.
Terms one fourth down—balance in 1, 2 a ml I! years.
Investigate this property.
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Hard surfaced highways to Chuluota from Sanford, Orlando nnd Indian
F ast Const.
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Good hotel accommodations at reasonable rates.
J , iRUirtors of'impending food mcVS
gers stimulated the buying of those
English P cg r GiVes
P ? Talks To Floridans
. / JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 29.—i/P)
— Sir Richard Winfrey of/England
'addressed th« regional conference
on Christian Stewardship nnd
Brotherhood, in pesalon hero today
tender tho authorities of the Gen
eral Board of Day Activities of
C h uluota C o m p a n y
(FLAGLteR SY ST Eltlj'
“
Owners and Developers
Generul O ffices: v
J . W. Hoffman. Vice President
City Building,
St. Augustine, Fla.
By Williams
/ A C E o ' S P A D E S ! LADY N
' A S T S f e p Th a c e o ’
S P A D E S / V^HICH I VMlLli1
P E R D U C E . FR O M B e h i n d
\TH* 8 ACKA b/M L A P !
[V J O S ' A SECO N F O L K S !/
Ians F o r C arpenters’
fomcToBcRcadySoon
^TOO LATE H o p LA TEiy
i j n a n y W e a th e r
y LAKELAND, Fla., Jau. 20.—W*)
— Tentative plans for the national
Ijoinc to bo erected on a largo acre
age near Lakeland will bn submit
ted to the general executive hoard
9 f the United Brotherhood of Car
penters and Joiner* of Americu by
President Wm. L. Hutcheson here
on Mar. 8, it wot announced today
by T. M. Guerin. Trny, N. Y-, mem
ber of the association.
^T he administration building, the
first unit to bu crct ted, will bo 300
fact by 125 or 130, will be of reInform I lom-reto, will rontuin a
large auditorium and 126 rooms (or
BIG INBTJTUT10N
IYBACL8K, Jun. 2 9 . - tA l-T h e
rapapepr—one of
mankind’a
r greatest Institutions. A char*
srizotlon made to the New York
ite Publishers Association by
iyrr j*atU-r*ou of the Toledo
dr.
The others
are, home,
M r and M o il.
’•• PMJWtt GJKN TO FORD
IJODLEFOKD. >4e., Jwj. 29.—
—A p|ow 225 years old and uprr mode 100 y*ow .g o , have
a adiu to Ftarbom as gifts to
fru ViirH
i ' .'it
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p .S - e - S T - T O O Hl&Hf
• T o o H IG H ! Go o d
N l T E . H E 'S S T O O P iki1
O V E R ! D O W N ! DOWN*
^Snowdrift never
g e ts too hard or too Suft
It is always creamy. When you star,.
m m * ,
Urt t0
find moct o f the hard wock already done I
to have Snowdrift
th e rig h t crcaniy
no m a tte r w h at the
Snowdrift
saves m u c h time
consistency itself. '
Snowdrift
short
th e
f in is h e d
m
With
ening
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TITE -SA N FO hn IlEftAT.l
WANTEI) IN
in n e r
R !f r
G o lf
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P r iz e O f $ 1 ,0 0 0
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T o w
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SWINDLEis
HELD At
Lake Mary
n.V1- \VUrcn Elmpr Hindi;- 0f
Baton Rouge, La.'; Is visiting hb
nr!*
,<V'America.
r*‘ 9°*c* while cn
roiite V^cT‘
to South
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, Clarence W. Isliill antj family
thro-.ghoul
twx «n>3.
dnyn. WWle ,
ut the twj
J
.
Iv.iFrdfik
A
rrested
Charged1
’dir f<Hr" l,v moved to Lake Mary
vnn nicked by ™ ny fnn»
IMrrell wns
atid arc living on the Lake Maty
15 tn c.-rry oil ,thr rVrty.n.
Boulevard road.
lonsivV OpefiitlnnsJ Total»i»!r - Mere Than $300.(10(1
piny
( i t rutmer-up to
nnffon
fu z z
15 Although lloccn came ‘ brouph
with some excellent goH, the only
excuse for him is that, vrhije he
was Rood, he was just hot Rood
SSS«h to win. The playlnff of
ilea on (K)th Bnmrt nnd
nw“*
ittlod disappointment to their-follow*
for whd expected to see then! come
the from the Cirri; 18 on the second
narked morning with substantial
leacs
hijrh- over the rent of the fieldkd subLoo niejral, Archie Compston
IcauseJ and Arnaud Massey were not Rood
If suf- enough yesterday to head oil the
stern hoy from Tampa, who came
St
through every round with q lead
which was only hehded one time,
most that Hagen,, at the fifteenth hob
Fdsy W of the lust 18 Of tho. tofcrney.
airFarrell player! a steady game
j effort* throughout the meet. His coolness
[ guand- evrn hi •the facA of what seemed
t-boU.id certain defeat' was remarkable. In
Mich, the morning round he drove Into
over c sand trap down near the right of
Irith the thc'fnlrwny on the fourth hole. In
[trade* sitin g out of tj,c trap h* hooked
i , . his shot and the ball dimppenred
pipitsdv |n thc water to the left of the
l*t night jjecn, Hc took a six, on that
h w*nj hob nnd was trailing Hagen then
mown
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oMO jjy three
strokes,
enoagh;i **
^ W
ell j{nown
............
....... manager for one
*“” •; of the e'ntrbs was heard to say
[fridge “that puts Farrell out of the tourc*M ’’j nament for good." Later results
°* w<l [showed hiw far from right the
man was.
|wi! ia- On the first hole of the last
which
round Hugen, Farrell and Barnes
|itmU. playing
ink together, were off well,
a ;cach get
_ ting a -par four.
dlor.J of
Farrell hooked his drive to the
i to the rough at the left of tho fairway
k *n,j and Barnes sliced to the trees on
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3ty had
ildcrs.
coM«t
atfa the
\and an
ho mow.
awn
ititffand imains off
|down an
drijr, N.
Iwere i?
l’i wont
Boston
nJ fame
nJ powtasti-rs
ures towhirh
weather
^uo" were
orthvjvst,
coldest
Duluth,
and St.
snaw and
Pacific
qtrr po,t*trh from
Ittcry.
]ount
Four
[Week
[Ci.-M’i laegsiractme his
“r days i,
of-2 and
cn at sunn|T|».. t:, lie
•k in ojn-n
t'jUlllf.s,
?;rr.A into
the pen■tion for a
hr*; time.
ut rwervuwmitu-d to
tin- pr. -t
1"ucm, nnd
‘ lung the
Jit u'tis slip,
loniir. Th.** d would
health i f
• ew yy,k
ptism of t»ie
failh uas
rcmiHtion,
Ud ri.p.
.^heen done
poc, 1,
fh Boy
Tested
Charge
<>P)—Ed[fiaim* to b«
William J.
*nd John
z‘; *ra nnjO.OtiO In jew. with the
\nt h»re last
L“j V police
in both
it
wm sijil
but word
(that he was
J ^ *y . Youns
t « ‘hat time
-but w u n -
t* fraternity
Hy of e '
toetlaj
vommit-
S
‘w,Ta rare
ter. ^Barnes gave the crowd a rare
treat when ho deliberately hooked
Jus hall ®youyil a J re® wolch was
hetween hb He and the green and
landed within 20 feet of the pin.
hnrrell played his /.hot *rory ‘ he
rough and was on in two
Iagen
missed a four-foot putt and took a
live for the hole.
Farrell and
S S S IS S M & S r O^numlwr1thm Tthey were all
putting badly but each counted a
fmir lUr tbn nnla
t
■dr. David Anderson nnd Dudley
Anderson, of Pittsburgh, Pa., arc
CHICAGO, Jun. 2?.— i-T*) - J . k . the guests of their brother, Don.Frtrtik, sought _l Ihrcjgho'ii ;it(; old Anderson.
country on n charge of embeitb.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Finnditn
ment of $.1,000 from f„w A n ;v 't of
........Hollis.
... u. N*... |f,; ji.o building n
i
.! was arrested here early to- home in l.ake .Mary,
day. He waived extradition and «j||
____ bo .returned to Cnlifoinin, .deke.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Risky. of
iS* *. * I, j
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N w Vnt-k. winter residents at Delie was «ei;od at th^, request of; Land, were guest* at tho. social
Angeles police, who announ .d hour of the Ladled’ Aid of the
they believed lie was lost in .he Presbyterian Church on Wedncsmnre of Chicago's underworld, p,
day.
^
nibsh, friendless nad critically .11.
____1—
Details of his flight from i.ns A-j.
Mi. and Mrs. Henry Muntgonigiics to beuttle, Portland nnd t .-j. cry- of North Adnnio, Mass., arc
citgo were revenled in Los Angi\-s spending the winter with Mr. nnd
J^utorday with the announcennnt Mr>. John E. Ellin. Mr. and Mrs.
that A.mirbii-Campbell, bin ehauf. Ellis also had as their guests last
lour, had been located t?y detectives week Mr. and Mrs.* Charles Mursomu tunc ago and was aiding in rill of ^underline, Mass., nnd Mr.
•r-81'1,1 . , ,
and Mrs. I.yndnn Graves.
The fugitive had only $80i) viiir
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him when he left Los Angeles, de
Gen. W, llushncl ipent the week
tectives there said, and it
end with Tils fumily-nt Lake Mary.
necessary for him to borrow mm ey Jie returned to Okeechobeo Monfrom a .Seattle relative in order to day, where he is engaged in con
get east.
tract work; and was accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Miriam
Operations Were Extensive
Bushncll who will visit among old
LOS ANGELES. Jan. *Jy.- Ih friends for a week.
—J. K. Fronk, under arrest in
Chicngb, is wanted here in o-nMembers of tho Lake Mary
ncction with what milieu alleged Chamber of Commerce attended a
wejcy the largo check kiting op ra supper and social evening ns guests
tions ever carrinl on in southern of the Altamonte Springs Chamber
California. As head of the .1 K. of Commerce on Wednesday even
Fronk Finonec Company, the l!u- ing. The speaker of the cvning
reau of Business Standards. Inca was Carl Hunt, well known adver
and a fictitious concern, the West tising man.
ern Auto Company, the fug-live
is alleged to have swindled tu-arby
Monday, February 1st., the I^ike
hanks out of $:iOii,uon ..r mot,
Mary Chamber of Commerce’ will
Four of the financier's n-soei- conduct n Pioneer Night ut the
ntes were nrn-sted immediately school house at 8 p. m., and nil
but Fronk eluded a trap and Med. people of the community are rorThe paper structure of fimmec dially invited to attend.
Fronk is alleged to have Imilt
around
in «n -mall
nr,,U,’,, himself started «»
">all
At the January meeting..of the
y,.ars ago. Hb
His system was Lado-s’ Aid of the Presbyterian
wuy years
disclosed by
hv police to have been'
Cliurcli.
II wns voted to run n Vnlben
^ a t of issuing worthless ,hech
,',.-ck entinr Supper, Friday, February
that
n,cH other worthless ehek-.
the prcceeds to start « buildto meet
cheik-.
a - in<. funtj for a new church. The
By keeping numerous bank ac
countsand
standing committees
counts
and two
two sets
sets of
of book-,
hunks, he
la following
wns declared by
hy those
,f,„sc who
who ime.-tiinw.u- ^
,|K „pp,dnte,I at thin time;
wns
Kat^i his opera
operations
to have
have em
em- Sunshine Committee: Mrs. J. E.
gated
linns to
ployedan system
system that
that fooled
fooled the
the puji Mrs (i W. Bushuell,. Misa
ployed
beet
minds
in
the
city’s
hanking
hbusiness.
lhV l“ y'S ........
Margaret Sprout; Welcome CombU!tim^ _ _ .
_________
mi.tee: Mrs. W. - : Y f f n ^ l o w e ;
___ ____ J _________
})• E' ' " k\ " \ \: ‘ “n" l $
.
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.
Committee; Miss Margaret nprout.
VMtar At M i r
^ sssrt
rectly beneath the branches of a b a n i O r d l n i D r e S S e d I "
tree. In getting out he shot into
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The January meeting of the I'nrihe marsh grasR at the left of the
ent-Tenchers' Association wa In Id
green. Hc enmo through with a
on Friday evening, with th<- Ly*
nice pitch shot to within .ten -feet
man’ School Parent Teacher-' As(Continued
from
Page
One)
of tho pin-and like his opponents,
rocuftion as guests. The program'
got a five for thtHiolc. Hagen went intervals in order to watch.the sure of the evening included violin solos
into tho sopd at tho right of the growth of Sanford, which I am by Berger Wester, accompanied bf|r
Si(t1j(fUd 'rill He? interesting.
fairway.
<T
Mr. Mend was'hero to watch the Mrs. J. it. Houghton, and phintf
On number five, the short water
h
- oIos hy Miss .Miriam Hin-lmell.
hole, they were on the green from tournament and particularly In Soprano solos by Mrs. Lyman,'
pull for Laurie Ayton, pi" at the
the tee and euch took a three.
pret-iden <»f the Lyman School
Sunset Hills Club of Tarpon Pnrertt-Tcachera’
Good Driving Features
Association were
Soma fine exhibitions of good Springs. He Mated the the field, griatly appreciated. Mr. Anthony,
driving featured the next hole, entered in the Central Florida
l„. principal of the Lyman School, .inn
number six, and all three scored Open tournament contained lt;ll I Clarence Priest, principal of thu
largest array of the world lie
fours.
Lake Mary School, delivered iaterHarrell and Hagen each took u stars he had yet seen.
tmg addresses.
Hcfreshinenla
Mr. Mead's company manufac CfM
three on the next nnd Burnes
rved umj
under the diri'tion of
were
served
tures
the
‘‘Hanger’’
bicycle,
u
very
counted n four. It was number
luu
popular model among Un
the younger Mrs. J. A. Peckhiim.
seven, a water bole.
Number eight is one of the long generations of this country amt
est of the course. After good Miuth Amcrii i.
The party of which he i- ti mem
drives from the tee Farrell came
up tn his ball and used a prussic. ber stopped at the Hotel Forrest
His shot was a beauty. Hagen, to Lake during the tourney.
the surprise of the gallery, used
un iron. Barnes sunk u IG-foot
putt for a birdie four. Hagen
rimmed tho cup on his six-foot putt
and took a five, us did Farrell.
Hugen was forced to display su
perior golf on the ninth when his
drive went into the rough, nnd
after which his approach went inFOKT LAjJDEItDALE. Jan. 2U.
tv* a trap.
Burnes hooked hia drive to tho —(/Pi—After a chase of.more
road at the right of the fairway, than a mile in the course of wldcli
nnd came tint with a shot that went a volley of slmtk were fiu-d, the
over the greun. Hc took live for lum-running sFa hkiff Liberty was
the hole, while Farrell and liagyn driven ashore off lhi> city and a
cargo of whiskey and wines val
each got a four.
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On number ten,, in one of the ued at approximately $20,000 was
most perfect examples of golf captured early Thursday night ij>
ever witnessed here, each took a coast guard cutter number 247.
birdie four. The crowd was enthu- t'nptain Edward Gilljcrt of Base
slaxticc and getting more excitublo number1six Miami In command.
The boat and it* cargo was cap
'€
as the match wore on and the play
tured. The three members of the
it . .
became more spoctaculur.
crew escaped and the coast guard
Farrell Gains Another Stroke
Barnes again drove his ball un cutter went ashore when its cn>
der u tree. This time to tho lef giites failed. After the rum boat
Hc came out in good shape <in had keen beached, the roast
made a four, Hagen hooked hif guards and several lily policemen
ball to the rough and, after get were kept busy holding thirsty
ting on the green In three, his 2f>- spectators from the captured cutfoot putt mUsod tho cup by hulf go. i The government at length Whfii Ben if, Urbahns, state treas
inch and he, was forced to a Jive. resorted to firing volleys of rifle urer of Indiunn. was dying ho
Farrell, by getting a four, U»pn le<J shots oyer the milling multitude asked Governor Ed. Jackson to ap
point Mrs. Urbahns to his |iositlon
Hagen by three strokes and the to warn them away.
Coast guard cutter
undtf uftcr.his death. Governor Jackson
crowd was busily ucclaiming him
ihe command of L’apt. K. 0 , Min- did no. and now Mrs. Grace Urb
the champ.
On the next hole, the twelfth, iter antfwered distress roeket* wuX ahns (above), is Indiana’s trean
llagen won back one stroke when up by|the stranded cutler and at
he ccorcd a. throe, while Farrell tempted-to floatj it, A rapidly
was forced to take four after get ebbing tide pre vented t f c resent Wednesday Is Set For
and Captain Minirer’a boat atood
ting into a trap.
. " ‘“"her' IS brought another by to await high watar.
Vote On Shoals Issue
Tho Liberty, which wna pre
stroke to Hagen. He was playing
viously
confiscated
by
the
govemsuperb golf and look a three while
WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.—UP)~
Farrell and Unrnea scored four ment and subscpienUy stoleni from Thr tknat" Agriculture f^mmitlrc
the docks at Miami, had defied
each.
‘J 1*’ fourteenth, Barnes went capture for mure than two years, today agreed to vote not later than J
11:30 o'clock next Wednesday onj
«nto the orange grove after Id* according to coast guqrdsmen.
drive and hung up n B|x while
the House resolution, which would
FAVORABLE
create a joint pdnjtre«‘oaal comi •*V1 Bn<* J®hnny were each tak- ORDERS
.WASHINGTON, Jsn- ^
i . w,u ‘ he third time A unanimous favor.bit report on mittee to negotiate bid* for Mu*Baraea had b «n under a tree.
Shoala,
lt „
tht nomination of Tc-deraf J * d ft rleHearing*
wfU be held mi the Mus
ant* hames each! got a
Harry B. Andersen pf
cle shoals’ question by the eommitFaSSnt W .on ‘ h« fifteenth, while
Tenntmaeo dbiUlrt
; ‘
1 Monday apd tueaday wlwn
sailk's skV *? with * f ° ur- Barnes day by the Senate Judiciary Com-. ' ‘ Y ^ e a up the Smith and Norris
one
?v'foot Dutt and Hagtn put m
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Hritittn, ri-gnlnab-ju/
c“p ‘ rom a distance of
and
Thi* ma<i* H»«*n am] Hagen each scored a four for
wan
ueven and ‘ h» gallery the hole.
.
Helen Rlak* AmaUnr
men*h”0" 1 brra‘ hle£S with excitencrOn the U»t. the crowd
NEW YORK. Jan. St
vous and lined the fnirt
Barrell Makes
Helm Will* la i- " " “
the tc c b a x a li th c w .y
They each biid
amateur
:
drives
on
tho green at the »i‘
fairway an d -W p lcK ly '
she has
frll holed a tens
itaper *
f f l f c the
imeti to keep
I, tn pUy in
Barn
' r “pand> .
drove
fairway
two. It '
sank
With City’s Future
Jw ger
;e toryof as
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exchanged or rented, through the Classified Columns of
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through these columns. Daily someone receives
sufficient, money to purchase a car, if the car this
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111— Automobile for Hjro
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i. FRIDAY, JA*
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‘■M FRIDAY. JANUARY 29. 1926.
“ THE HERALD’S PLATFORM
Deeper water route to Jack
sonville.
ion of 8L John«-In
Jiao River canal.
-Bxteiudon of white wej .
Iwimnfnf pool, tennis court a,
raud to connection with the postal reply coupon
dr which he has already served a term in. prison
Ponzi came tp Florida a few months ago and thought he
would try his' hand a t do(ng what so many others had done
toward the acquisition Of great wealth within a limited period
of time. He must have figured that he didn't work his sys
tem exactly rig h t when he tried it in Boston, or maybe he
thought the geography had something to do with it.
Any way he bought some acreage in Florida for what
was said to be ten dollars an acre. He cut his acreage into
something like twonty-three lots to the acre and began sell
ing the lots for ten dollars each. And thtey sold too. Everyone
wants land in Florida and is willing to pay for it. So Ponzi
begin getting rich again.
Now he Rays he is wiping to give up for good all quick
money making schemes and go to work a t a regular fifty dollar-a-weck job. He is not getting cold feet. He simply
wants to get those charges against him back in Massachu
setts dropped. His conscience troubles him and he really
wants a clean slate.
It all goes to show th at you can’t have your cako and eat
it too. I f you would have millions you must make the sacri
fice to get it. You may Bay it is one man's luck which makes
him wealthier than another but tho chances are pretty good
that he worked a little harder or made a few more sacrifices.
In the long run the breaks are about even and the fellow who
expects to get rich without doing his full share toward the
p ro g ress'o f humanity will probably find it hnrder going
than he anticipated.
b a it
p g w E H E saS
•YtseG.-
For Col. MitchdJ’a Freedom
Savage Evolution.
Electricity'* Babyhood.
Why Rome Fell.
rlea Ponzi, the man who makes pasteboard d
. 1 _______ _ 1________ mi _!_______
but of silver dimes,
sa y i he 'will give up trying ■ __ i
quick If Maaaachusettei authorities will drop ch art
hi
T H E R E ’S BAIT AND TH EN
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
cvnH fkt taaa, ayistw c*.
COL MITCHELL resign*, leaves
the army, nnd will do good work
in private life. He can be trusted
to remind this country, emphatic
ally that it needs flying machines.
President Cool idge made friends
by restoring Mitchell to half pay,
with all of his extra allowances,
modifying the court martial de
cision to that extent.
He could not, because of the
effect on army discipline, reverse
the unpopular decision! completely.:
SOME AFRICAN savagea be
lieve that gorillas and chimpanzees
can talk, but hide their knowledge,
lest they be put to work.
• Other savages have an evolu
tion theory of their own. The Butagni, Congo natives, tell the Rev.
H. C. Graham that monkeys arc
descended from men that have been
disgraced.
"We arc better and prouder than
the apea” aaya those practical
black men, “therefore we cat them."
SAMUEL INSULL tells the
world that electricity Is only .be
ginning its work. Wo are a little
way, but not far, from the savago
that fell down and worshipped an
unknown malignant devil, when the
lightning flashed.
Railroads soon will change from
ateam to electric power and that
will call for twenty four billion,
more hours of kilowatt energy’, saya
Mr. Insull. Farms will be "wired”
With for electric light' and power.
■rmentinff of building pro*
* onset, hotel*, a p a r t *
aunt houses.
Extension of street paving
program.
-^Construction
of
bonlevan)
around lAke Monroe.
Make It A n Annual A ffa ir
-Completion of d ty beautifica
tion program.
•-— Expansion of school system*
No ono can estim ate the amount of good th at has been
with provision for Increased fa-. derived by Sanford as the result of the golf;tournament which
dlitlea._________________________
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B IB L E VERSE FOB TODAY .
—
If-•
’ .MAKING PEACE—"And Isaac
■; said unto them, Wherefore come ye
i “to me, seeing ye hate m e!
•
And they diScIf Wo saw certainly
that the Lord was with thee; and
we said, Let us make a covenant
with theet • • • And thsy sware
one to another; end Isaac sent them
away, and they departed in peace."
G*n. 20:27-81.
'i
PRA YER—O, Thou pod of Peace,
who didst send the Princo of Peace
to earth, may we continually strive
to secure' pence throughout our
borders and also with and between
all other nations.
—
-o
TH E MEETING OF THE
WATERS
3 L ' *1
i/5i m
There Is not in tho wide world a
valley so sweet
•As that vale in whose bosom the
bright waters meet;
•Oh! the last rays of feeling and
' life must depart,
Ere the bloom or that valley shall
fade from my heart.
' Y et II was’ not that nature had
shed o’er the sceno
Her purest of crystal and brighest
.
of green:
^ Twos not her soft music of
a
streamlet o r hill,
,
* Ohl no—It was something more ex
quisite atill.
• Twas that friends, .the beloved of
my bosom, were here,
’ Who made every dear sceno of an*
chantmont more deer,
And who felt how the beat charms
of , nature improve.
When we see them reflected from
has occupied the attention of many of us this week.
hundreds of visitors hero to see more than sixty professional
MOST ENCOURAGING is the
golfers In action, with sporting pages of daily newspapers all
rediction of Elmer Schlessinger,
over the country carrying accounts o f the Sanford meet, with ouls Levy's intellectual and dash
special representatives of big news gathering organizations ing young law partner, Elmer
~ r— :- 7
I- ,m
—- . r=*«
-covering-the great event, with numerous photographers busy Schlessinger says electricity. In
iV'-- -TT-JHmAelfJ'iiwftJ 1
thia
century,
will
do
for
the
world's
taking pictures, as well as moving picture men on the job,
troubles and debts, what steam did.
Sanford is bound to get publicity arid much o f it.
for the world in the last century.}
I t was a great idea and those who carrjed the m atter to After Waterloo, Europs and the
W HY ADVERTISING PAYS
such a successful ending, deserve much credit. We have nations were called "hopelessly” |
in proportion, their debts
MIAMI TRIBUNE
heard many favorable remarks on the part of visitors who bankrupt
**
were greater than they are today.
will carry away with them a favorable impression of the Steam came nnd debts were paid,
_
Possibly there was n time in the advertiser, whether he happens to
substantial city and ita golf course. The golfers thamsclvcs with the greatest enso. _
Instead
of
bankruptcy
Europe
knew
prospqri-!
history
of newspapers when adver- he engaged in selling real estate or
have been loud in their expressions of appreciation at tho
such ns no ono dreamed of. tising was little considered. Then in tuning pianos.
way in which the tournament was handled and of fth e hos ty
AUDITS SYSTKMsri
It wns so great that nations could I it wns that the buying of space in
When an advertisement is found
pitality shown by our people. They have spoken highly of not resist fighting over it. What I a paper meant that the advertiser in a reputable newspaper, the readthe sporty golf course Sanford possesses, declaring it ranks steam did for the last century I could say practically anything thut er has a right to assume that it is
Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, 1
as one of the finest to be fauna anywhere in the entire south. electricity will do for this. And. happened to strike his fancy, re- an honest advertisement, for such
1gnrdlcss of facts, as long ns no papers refuse to print dishonest
that is no dritam.
Palm Beach, .Daytoail
We know of no finer way of bringing the golfing attrac
libel suit was involved.
advertising when by diligent and
tions of Sanford to the attention of golfers than by tourna
But that wns long ago, nnd now reasonable methods they discover
'TOLYGAMY I/i legalised nnd
CEN TRAL FLORIDA(
ments of this kind. 'T hose who played here this week will etting a divorce ia an easy na things arc very much different, that there might be n doubt ns to
Advertising is a distinct nnd im- the entire truthfulness of a statcmost certainly tell their friends about the many hazards and ootlcgging,” snya Mr. . llncken- portunt
feature of nearly all publi- mint made therein. And while
317-318 F irst National |
traps, the ever present lakes, the fa st greens, and the won burg of New York’a legislature cations. Newspapers now estnh- lessons of this sort have been,
and he wnnta easy divorces from
derful setting of Sanford's course, and this alone, will bring Paris or Reno made illegal.
liah a standard in advertising, nnd leumed by newspapers, the ndverSanford. I Lridii
Users themselves
hare ......
eornc
others to try th eir luck here.
Divorce and bootlegging now »o Iby
- adhering
.
- strictly- to -principles
..................
.. to
S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT!
simply prove that when you
forth, gain friends and impor- realise that exaggerated claims nnd
* Considered by many ns one of-the greatest tournaments easy
try to regulate human nature, you lftnc® through their advertising untrue t-tutements are apt to be
ever staged anywhere due to the presence of bo many Htnrs invite trouble. "The ent will mew columns ns well as through their far more harmful to them than to
of international prominence, the two-day event will go down and dog -will havo his duy.”
I
departments. All of this is those they seek to defraud. No
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I highly significant.
merchant can advertise dishonestly
in golf history aH nn outstanding match. Central Florida’^
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d v e rtis in g , having
h a v in g become a le- and
Advertising,
and remain in business for very
a
decided
succour
.
Open Golf Tournament
hus
proven
tu m a m e n t h a s p roven n decided succour . T h e 1 'VJiV Dip Boom g j n
“ ‘1 f t !k iM ™ * Bnfl Veil thought of fen- long; inevitably his shady method.
I «ans
M O N E Y AYAIl
erald hopes
i t Will be m ad e an annunl a f f a ir , nntl Olio Ol ti.c £
!iy in. Chicago, wants to {ic at thc „*nic
h,;,, leanted surely and swiftly.
mfd-winter events
For Firat Mortgage Loans on I. ilwil^
fcn ta of Sanford.
it sow. He thinka "somo of our thnt fln intelligent reading of the
And so the advertisement in the
Consult us first when in the
£
Hall, Pentlancl
g
q
sotial and government problems are n(|vnrH«tnr,
i« „
♦*’« I new spaper hn*- come to be news of
T H E QUESTION NOW facing'Florida is that Of feeding : iniilarHn/tlmsTThnt troubled" tbo '"^oUlsjng pages is a part of the real value t1' rentiers. The sub
people and the claim js made that Florida’s nuripiillnroi . ' " !*1
rend Gibbons, and all
duty both of tho housekeeper scriber expert*, anti gets, honest
sources, properly developed w illh n n n ! n| , K ltu
ra .,u;
Other historians, and you won’t “',‘1 b“»‘nMs man. Admitting thaj assistanre and profit from its pe
emerffenev hitt t h n t X ® Z l i . ? 1 ?n) y e(lUal to .that (have any drilnite answer. It is tbu, n*w». »P“rts, advertising, ao- rusal. Then- is established bethat Florida will develop Into nn exporter of Uke nskln- "why did Methuselah clpt>’'
«nd editorial pages
tween the render nntl thc paper
agricultural products on a larger scale. It is put In evidonen ' flnn,|y die "
inr?
ttrst
attention,
it or
in (itself
acknowledged
without
reserve
an "entente cordinle” nowNations
rise,
decline
and
die.
looks that wo love,
fear of contradiction that well udnys that insures u square deul
thnt on the 10 crops of mpotatoes,r tomntoes,
w cabbage,
“ —o —r ce
7 “ fry.
' i
placed nnd uttractlvely arranged all aromul and encourages the
and
Sweet vale of A vocal how calm lottuco, green peasi snap beans, cucumbers, watermelons
_____nilDFBAUCHERY
HAD something advertisements get plenty of ut- former to rely upon statements
strawberries,
the
farm
ers
have
averaged
about
$
3
0
0
an
ncre
___
,
----..........In repu- made, in whatever department they
wjid SK „B_ M
•trnwdmrrlnM thn fnrm pYs havo
acre I to do with the fall of Rome. It tcntlon—more
than that,
cou
traW D en ies, I n c ia r m e r a n o vo
g
v
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table publications they are taken at ap|Mur. Advertising pays well
' In thy bosom of shade, with the B
steadily for five years p a st Tho earnings, to bo exact, were |killed l|.fm olf. Malaria
w. ■^
p-ub,,eaUon8 they are -ta-ken nt u,,,H'“r
friends I lave best. '
their face value nnd straightway these days because
it ca
can lie de$206.78. B u t meantime, Florida has been dependent upon cncd
because it
nil
tiie
people.
W h an the storms that
iat v
we feel in
become n paying Investment for
pended upon a* reliable
other
m
arkets
for
supplies
of
meats,
Inrd,
dairy
products,
thia cold world should ceaso,
TIIE EFFO RT of Rome to rule
And our hearts, like thy waters, be flour and canned goods. The bill for these importations last
year was estimated nt $100,000,000.'— Editor Wade II. HurriB, creation, pouring the wealth of the
mingled In peace.
IS TH IS A SQUARE DEAL?
world into Rome, subsiding Roman
—Thomas Moore.
In
Charlotte
(N.
C.)
Observer.
DAYTONA NEWS
*,
-o
«t .
mob idleness, had something to
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do
with
thc
downfall.
Next comes Sanford’* first re
If you believe that every mnn in i «ole ground that,
hh
g atta which should bring aa great
___,
__organizer
of
S IL V E R IS A K ing’s stam p; mnn God’s stamp, and a •Prtdbomme’a statement "repub America
to get u square1the
‘
workirs, he was respottniblu
a crowd as did the golf tournament. ! woman is man’s stam p; wo are not current until wc pn»g from lics uro ruined by wealth, monar deal—readought
this editorial.
chies by poverty” applies to Rome,
ior the death of the district at
.
0
one man to another.— Daniel W ebster.
both ways.
~
IH a written about n man nnmed torney!
Hotels have been turning people
•
/ r '.r i r j
M Y FA V O R IT E STO RIES
A . P . CONNELLY
UnKaullj A Kretmil
One store building size thirty by'j
forty by one hundred fifty 'ret
Lake Mary show cases, scales me
action $2,560 terms.
Fifteen acres land near Dniitl I’a t I,
mediately. See us tomorrow.
Five room bungalow near KMt*r
ncre lot, large trees.
Right new five room bungalow onI
Elder Springs, large trees; iltvolo
around; price $7,000.
Thu UoniunH made a fine a r t of Richard Ford. He has itecn in
Well, that was 12 year* ago. If
dissipation, th a t, helped downard. prison in California since early in ypu want to submerge your reas
1914. Now, just released, lie fucea oning powers for » moment you
ROME DIDN'T mind her own a new trial thnt may put him back may say, if you like, that Ford’s
business, never really developed In prison for the rei<; of bis life.
imprisonment wns just. Hut now
any business worth minding. That
lie hus been paroled. He bus t«<rved
Here are tho fact.*:
was bad.
In 1914 Ford waa one of aonie fully1 as much of his life sentence
Blonde men front thc north came 2,300 workers an Durst ranch, near a* the average murderer serves in
down. They hnd been living hard, Wheatland, Cal, Living conditions ntjy state.
whilo Homo wuh living soft. And and pay scales were bud, it is
And here Is the point: when he
noon blue eyed kings with blonde claimed; at all event.* the workrrs 'left the prison u few works ago
hair, wearing furs sat enthroned org mixed, under Ford's leadership, Ford was re-arrested for murder,
charged ‘ with another d
among tho seven hills.
and called a atrike.
death m
connection with the 12-yr'; r-old
They were meeting in a field on riot!
spreading among the slaves, tell the ranch. Up came District At ’ Perhaps you cun understand it
ing them that there was a butter torney Ed. Muttwell, Sheriff ltn»r- n little better, if it is added thut
and deputies and ordered them Ford was at rested on orders of
god than Jupiter, a god interested dnn
A fight started and four men DL'.rict Al*>mey Munwell uf
In slave*, women and children. off.
killed — District Attorney Marysville, Cal., u son of the Dis
That made tho slaves, and the were
Man
well.
miserable poor dissatisfied. Dis- strikers Sheriff Riordon nnd two trict Attorney Man well who war
killed in 1914.
satisfaction.helped tho downfall.'
Ford wns not armed. lie wus
It all rounds rather preposterous,
not resisting thc officers. Unbi
A MORE important question is ased witnesses agree the shooting to be sure. But, prepostiruus nr
"what, if anything, will causo the was at least as much the fault of nbt. Font is now on trial f >r mur
der. He served 12 years tor muidownfall of this glorious und pros the officers as of tha strikers.
ir; sr.d now, his term etnied. Il
perous, republic?
But Ford was arrested, indicted d
ls to be tried again for the *knie
Presumably there will be no ex to r murdor, convirted and i«.nt- crime!
ception and even this notable gov^ enced to life imprisonment— on th«
Do y»u think thi* is justice?
eminent will not exist forever.
^
One thing is certain, taking our
troubles to Europe and baking
SELLIN G GIRLS
Europe to help run the United
TAMPA TIMES
States when there is no need of it
is not a good idea.
out
tale*, nevertheless,
Sometimes'thel
A striking etonr ^ n’ 'h t/
0f of
a consideration
hu» been
a title—*t
|DAN DOBBS S A Y S: j Dubuque,
lOWX, »
who .other- it has been great riche*,
father, U m Tuttle, aged
j ^
tt, rU thi, U, it U sadder
Even when tho worm docs turn, sold his daughUr Bertha, k «
whcn wc think of the number of
he Isn't much at chasing bulldogs in inarriag* to Joo J “ rr* .*«
e s s n in which fathers—and moth-]
and wild cats and such.
for 1100, Tuttle
wart In cr.i— have sold or given away their
carried into court for h'» P* -^ .d a u g h te r, a* you may think U-t
Only a ff w more weeks now un the trantiactlon. If
d. ^ ^
to name it. to worse thing, Ulln
a of apring,
tU tha fill* sign
______
what Is coining *«.him it
c jnicmp\uted marriage \K.
'tween Hu*''* T,‘" '
Gross Indebtedness Is usually
due to rroaa neglect.
greater hotels.
By IRVIN 8. COBB
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If celery Is good for the nerves, TO TIIB DEPTHS OF DOGOLOG Y
"I want to aak you a question!
Sanford la a "narvy flty ” In the
ho demanded in a roar liko tho poar
.opinion
of
the
Jacksonville
Timesfit
It woa away back in 1899 thut of ono of Baahan’a bulls.
Union.
One-third of tho crowd yelled;
Stato Senator William Q .o h b e l
.
o -------"Go ahead I" Tho other two-thirds
seized
the
Democratic
nomination
Well, Sanford had a great golf
yelled "Throw him ou t!" and a few
tournament and everybody knows for Governor of Kentucky and, no enthusiastic spirits suggested tho
about It, despite what some doing, split the party in tho stato expediency of destroying the gen
"aquawkers” think.
to fllndera. Tho foutls of that fight tleman utterly.
jjj.
--------- o--------are still allvo today after tho laptfe
With a wave of his hand llnllnin
Those In a position to know of more.than 20 years. It was my ■tilled the tumult.
predict the coming summer will fortune aa a reporter from a Lou
"L et it bo understood now and
see Florida’s greatest * building isville paper to fojjow the atory of
hereafter
that this Is to be no joint
program under, way.
Sanford's tho conflict— Goebel's nomination,
d«Md«,” he said In hia rather highhas already begun.
thc split In the organization, his de
■
...............o ■ ■' feat on the face of the returns at pitched volet. "My friends have
Osborne Wood passes wooden the general election, his assnsslna- arranged for the uae of thia build'
, checks and.the country is in arms, tn'ii. and finally tho Indictments, ing.thls afternoon and I intend to
be the only speaker. But It li|
}
all excitedr Why so much fuss just
h..
because it was Osborne Wood? It captures and trials of tho men tent of our political faith V t
happens with eomcono in Sanford charged with conspiring to murder in a Democratic gathering no man
who calia himaelf a Democrat ahall
almost every day, but wo don't him.
What sticks most vividly in my bo denied tho right to bo heard. I
, know of anyone boing Jailed.
memory,
ory, though, when now lI hark]gather
har gather that the gentlcnva
gentleman desires
■ ■■11■ 'O'-1
!
back
day
.
.
to
thofo
day«,
la
a
thing
which
J to aak me a question. If the gen*
Mellonville Avenue south of Un
preepd tleman'wili bo content to ask his
ion Avenue is in a disgraceful happened in dhe cumpulgn
state. If lack of materials make ing tho election. Theodore Hal- question, whatever It ia, and to
__P perhaps
.. .
J ( _greatest
. attest .orator
o
tho
jnjubjde by my answer to ft, I am
It Impossible to finish paving this lam,
. stretch a t least some attempt a state of orators, and almost the willing that he should apeak, and
:■ should be made to-make it half. quickest-thinking man on hit feet. I crave silence from all believer* In
bclieve, that ever lived anywhere the right of free speech while he
I way passable.
having
bolted the nomlnattion oi is asking it.”
■o
'That suits me,'1 proclaimed the
.Many times we have heard busi Goebel took the stump against
ness men say they wished some of him. The seceding wing of Lh* Interrupter. "My question is this:
there chaps who are living like party picked on Hallam to open its Didn't you say at the Louisville
millionaires would pay their bills. fight, and chose the town of Bowl convention not four weeks ago that
We know at least one we'd like to ing Green as a fitting 0lac« for if the Democrats of Kentucky, In
UMTS pay us— and with a good the firing of the first gun. Bowl convention assembled,,nonulnated a
or real honrst-to-goodneas ing Green being a town where the yailer dog for governor you would
rebellion' Inside the Democratic vote for him ?"
‘
f7.
ranks was widespread and vehe
"I did,” aald Hal Ian calmly.
“ Well, then," whooped the heckThree mors were killed in Ml- ment, But Goebel had his adher
ler, eager now to preaa hia seem
* on Wednesday, but It’s eonsql- ent* there In plenty, too.
You could fairly smell troublt ing advantage, "In the face of
‘ note that it wasn’t the work
There may be aaroty In numbers,
,...dita, reckless driver*, or Jeal- cooking on that August afternoon thst statement, why do ypu now
lovers, but from tut explosion.— of 189U when Hallam stood up In repudiate tho nominee of that oom but not In numbers of bills.
tpect
t f such
s i
' ‘ Herald. You cannot tell the packed_____
and_Jamimod cpurthoiuks vention and refuse st4“ ------ “
of many derelict*
to
stop
a
daughter
peed
Hardly had him T”
t you» are trying nowadays— to begin hit speech.
• However, and r ------------ . .
g her knees is put her U m Tuttle la not the only
will blow up.
he Started when a local leader.
i thij loaat
I<
For his part Halfc.pair of cotton alocking*.
himself a most’ handy person in a perfect quiet and fi
■ 1 1 6 — ■1
in this country who hat
now on wi> may expect our rough/.-ami-tumble a r g u m e n t ,
"I admit," he
iBiri. Think of the
lW
kicking
about
where
court* to be filled every day. heaved his bulk upward and stood aald thrn what I now
of which you k
aMOlri he glad we aren't will be forced
bad never b«m over upon the seat of his chair, tower- ly. that when the
not.
followed profesthat there have
Kentucky nominate
for the govewo
thern. Not
uro melt Lutiul
bttll I TKM Of I
state I mean to
iM s a r a r *
lit to
lower Ums tjiat
. ihtwU
Iff? mouth.
formidable,
■Tuttle.
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Nineteen acres land near MarkkuBJl
$7,000. '
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216 E. Second Strtri
Homes, Lots,
F a rm s .
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Today’s Best Bi
IDEAL Hl'B-DlVISION I'lMOT-K
°n Country Club road. Several fcB»
azc on paved road. Cannot he <flJ
f *re!lcnt value. Priced f°r 1:11f
Term*—one-third rank, ba'anrf.
w'e hare four 10-acre farms ul
r»rh. located on railroad. Trfl
,nd balance to suit.
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Kiri who married Marti^ j * ^ * 1
B » . ; o * .C l .,,,,.,
u» ; .
unkrer fof recunt u 4, ‘?
f*»d
* re have breur .n,", - }'lcb A*>d
Others;!
in which there « , / . olh«r«s
1 at all.
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1{tal Estate
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�? IIE ^ M ) RELHEKALD; FRIDAY, t
S6cial Department . Is
Making. Plans For Its
Luncheon, February 9
The annual brldgo luncheon giv
en for the members of tho Social
Department of the Woman’s Club
will be held Feb. 9 at tho clftb
house, with Mrs. Ernest Housholder as hostess.
Thoso who are expecting to have
out of town guests, nrc requested
to send in the nnmes, accompanied
by the remittance, to cither Mrs.
R. A’. Newman or Mrs. .D , L.
Thrasher. AH members, who are
expecting to attend are asked to
telephone reservations to these
two members not Inter than Feb.
5, os no reservations will be taken
after thnt dale.
If tho members wish to make up
their own tables, they are urged
to write tho name of thos whom
they wish seated at their tables,
nnd send them in to Mrs. Newman.
Tho members arc reminded thnt
only out of town guests-or those
who hnvo resided in Sanford less
than one year, may bo asked na
guests for (this affair.
MRS. FR ED S. DAIGER, SO C IETY EDITOR
Gojdenrod
JU D i r i , r u y u i V E N
■CTNR A 'T P t; T r n D T
ry, l U K b . r UK I
le,
st
|e.
nf
, Mr, and MVs. G. S. Brawn and
R" dc Brewn were calling on
friends in Ocala Tuesday.
. Tlio afternoon was most delightMiss Sibyl Dodd of Orlando cgll*ully spent with a number of in- cd on
George Parker Sunday.
tcrosting games of bridge. When
--------1C0C®l Were collected by Mrs. R.
Mr. C. P. I-athrop of Seville, Fla.,
G. Phillips, Mm, John Sneed nnd
a business visitor hero
Mrs. C. L. Derby, it was found that ’Wednesday of last week.
nd Miss Annie Hawkins, was holder
-------->s. (’r toP score, nnd was awarded u
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kyser Brown of
Rr, cn nnd gold glass French dress- Winter Park were guests of W. J.
mg mixing bottle.
Second high. Collicutt Sunday.
scorn prize, a pink Mnderin gu est!
--------of towel, went to Mbs E. llutcl.
j ; Mr. and Mrs. George barker and
f• ’’ arrcn bmilh was consoled little sons, who have been ill with
" Uh n lavender guest room bou- intestinal “flu" for the past week
quet. for having- held low score. In are. very much better at this time.
>* cutting for the consolation prise,
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ir- \« lavender Madorla guest towel,
Mesdatncs 'f. W. Lawton and T.
Mrs. G. Wolcot, of Lake Charm,
now beln|ubuilt a t Longweod,-pur
chased fourteen mules last week, presented the honored hostess with
making thirty-two that he now a beautiful Two-toned end table
and book1 ends, as a slight token
has on the job.
of the esteem in which she ia held
Mr. George Wright told his ten- by every member of the class. Mrs.
acre tract of lanfl, fronting on tho McCall responded in a simple but
Oviedo road, to a New York man forceful wohls and expressed her
appreciation i of the Rift, but aslast week; consideration $2,500.
sured tho class that no material
evidence was. necessary to keep
Tho purchaser will Improve it them in raihd.
‘ ‘
and make it his home during the
winter season,..while
... while Mr. Wright
After an evening spent in sooinl
will continue to live there in the
enjoyment nnd games; ’ refresh
cnpaclty of caretaker.
ments of home-baked Sunshine and
deviled focal enkea nnd ice cream
Tho members of the Women’* were served by the class.
Wesley Bible clnss of the Metho
dist chutrh of Oviedo tendered Mrs.
Mrs. McCall hns been tho teacher
II. B. McCall - n surprise social
from eight till ten Mondny eve of this class for more than four
ning at her home on West Main teen years, nnd is leaving Oviedo
soon for her new homo on Park
street.
avenue, Sanford.
The class met nt the club house
Mrs. S. J . Latimer of Griffin,
nnd after parking their rare in
the adjoining block, walked the re-i Gn., is. the house guest of Mrs. E.
tnnlndcr of tho distance that they D. Mobley at her home on Oak
might reach her home unobserved. Avenue. ,
er, L. B . Mobley of Memphis, Tenn.,
returned Wiylnesday from r motor
trip to Dade City and other points
on tho West Coast. •*
Auction Way
of Selling
Real E state
Satisfactory Way
When Sold
Duplicate Bridge Club
Entertained Thursday
By Mrs. R. A. Newman
by Our - ^
Organization.
Formal Showing
Years o f Selling
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Has
Given Us the I
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Miss Lillian Burgess
Arrives To Conduct
Classes In Dancing
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Experience
Which'
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T U ESD A Y , F E B . 2
Aids Us in Getting
More for Your
Our iino oT pattern ami imported
Hats is now complete— refreshing
stylos, newest fabrics, trims and
colon —in ii‘ gorgeous display that
breathes the spirit of Springtime.
Tnxilury
, Hilda II
and Ge
IV. Holy
F. Slebert
hns meet-!
Ydur inspection Via cordially
vltod.
in
lid jMre. Newman.
Clin;;. C. Wheeler, Gen. Mgr.
There Is Silver Lining To A
Radio' Cloud
Phone 394-J.
110 Magnolia Avenue
Mounted and Loose Sin
Special Bargains
M cLA U L IN ’S
First Street
First sliowing of beautiful spring dresses; Un
usual.variety to styles. All made by our high
class dress makers. Betty Wales, Co-Ed, nnd
Irene Castle. Haas Brothers and Mallinson's fine
crepes, hand printed and plain flat crepes’ are
used. Priced—
a come*
F. Hawkins
jf Mocksvilie,
Daytona unj
IBINKIM;
—(AT—For
>P Snowden
» curtail its
sxample of
Warring u
Mdwin has
Incorporated
BRIDES, BEW A RE!
n ic lif f e
nor WC°D to° bitterly!
rj, j - Every cloud hns its silver lining!
CSS 1 0 j Cod moves in a mysterious way
C111 l ) his wonders to perform.
The devil can quote scripture to
He wa- the suit his purpose,
findsy af‘ -j Likewise; the rndio may seme
Rained the i your rnds as well as his. To wit,
i !,,!■■ dm picture!
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It may mean that with his flaplr '"'rly.ping aural appendages glued to
“S‘‘.
Hip headphones, you cun uay ns
w.-s Iran.-,-, loudly as you darn please, “Oh, by
hitthe way, love, J bought the dearest
■,
hat today at Madame X V Ami so
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l '‘l reasonable I Only forty dollars! 1
tm- living started a charge account. You won’t
™», gladio-' get ■the bill for almost a whole
e smnii*,-1 month.
.
) And there’ll lie nurj- a come-back
rr th,
because ho never heard you!
* **» Ce Horne
W. V. W H EELER
Realtor
(By CYNTHIA GREY)
[Tin- Fir-l
|f yOU fjn,| yourself a radio widfniclu"*'11 “w* bridey, crc yet tho Tioneymoon
L
lias ended, despair not too tragical-
H. Pock of
Thursday in
tourp.
Property
Can you imagine any young hus
band hearing to n ravishing de
scription of what the well-dressed
* l » » n will wear this year, refus
ing to buy his wife this little noth*£2 or
cr mat
that little something when
him that
The Radio Voice lias told hfr
11 SfSfr'y MOST bo dope?
too! °*
,,!m *'0IUC n'phU.
Of rourse perhape that’s not the
palm in Gileiul it's meant to be!* I
know wives who serve as chair
women of tho Committee on‘Ways
, M*®®* t0 K« P Husbands On’vi
, “ ome Nights, Especially
Mg hJ* When I W ant,to have Club.
But then, being r.tlR in the bride
rage, you, pcrhips, cun stand WnL
wound tatter tin t wives of longer/
Light weight, all wool flannels, some with fur
trimmings. Colors such as almond, reseda, saxe,
Britanny Blue, and poppy red are to be found in
this lot of spring coats. Complete ran ge of sizes.
115 Magnolia
�Additional
By Eth el Hayes
ETH EL
D r.. Charles McFSiTtn
vtaiiled Thursday To Deliver Two Health
pine Of Mrs. King- Lectures Here Feb. 2
’ Mrir. ’ll. A." King wiis huit^U
Thrtrsdny to the members' of ,tlis
"Gude'TYrie” Bridge Flbb n t her
home tan the W dit. 5Mo. Hud
radiance rose, and irt cciir ry Afilrt
used In decorating th e mo me whf ‘«
thn rard,___
tablet*
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re placed.
Tr.IHeo in the forms of large red
t- h cifti vert*‘ used in keping scor a
>:■’ f"t* tho spiiitr-rt game of bridge,
i and tl^e prize fur top Score, a pair
» ' of hand iiainlod bud vases, wa»
won ? ' Sirs. Paul S. Nceld, The
•.
*•,.» hand painted marmnl.-ido Jar, went to.Mrs. Ben R. Giry;
while tho low score prize, n parir
knife, was given Mro. J. Ross
Adams. •
j
Refreshment of Ciyiirealed fi w
Mlad, nut •hi »d mndwicl/
chri*.'." crackers, mid c«Xf<y v/ r o
servLil by the liostc .a ‘nt The c iiiclnsloit of tho curt gnmeThose p!/t\ ;;r were Mrs. Ernest
E . Page, Min. Btn R, Gray) ,'drs.
Arthur. H. Hi"’!: with Mrn. I r .
Howard, Mra. Pan! 8.' Nv**!d, Mrs,
T. Droher liwblnct, Mra. J.iB . Lit-*
tie, Mri Edwin B. Slmvc, Mr«,
Verne Messlngcr, Mrs. J . Ross
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^ongvvood News
The, Long wood and West Longwood Old. Settlers’ Association
* held Jts annuiil minion at l^ingwood Jan. 23. Twenty-nlno were
V-.- present to enjoy this event. Tho
;• usual bright sunshine was missed
. as th isw as the first reunion thnt
' “ Old 8ol” had •failed to brighten,
. ileverthelesa thrro was much good
V cheer among those who gathered
around the table to partako of the
bountiful dinner nerved by tho hdT-^ las, one of the many good thing
aarved,4was a roast turkey hrotiglit
&, and baked by J . E . Pfeifer.
PiGHT,
n t , PADiO
Dr. Chari ?■ B. McFerrin. dint r r Acrl nnil lecturer, will apeak, hero
JV}i. i». ut 8 o'clock nt the Ftr»t
Bhptirt Church under the nuriilccs
r f It.” Parent .Teacher*’ A-iodaturn. The lecture. i* entitled
“ VvHat'a the Matter with Every
body” ? nnd is raid to lx: m- humtjjoiiJ os it is instructive
The arnociation ha, arranged
that Iheso ^educational health leci'*r<~ will lie ulmol'.ito! r free.
Wednesday nflernoon at 3:3l)
oViopfc at the church, the speaker
wi'l deliver to women only his
Absorbing lectnro..“Fo^ds That" ExnliHin ui the Intestine).”
i.'i. .V. P er:in say3 that in addll bur t<> pflophj'R icr.inriince top
Ilev. to combine fo'Va so na to
liave int* ntjnal harm mi v that rt)ost
People i< gk‘ct to confide iji their
uienfcnT counsellor till they are
■! i i no rock* nnd t!,en givo
tin* *i,hy 'clan Mimic bmuuao lie
can't "imila* them over.”
IV. Me Perrin is brining the
Aitvirienu <■iub women nil over the
'OHDlPUL
THING- S "
WttTHWG*- H£AT
THE FOOD ■ '
VALUE. - J T
S* l^lt’T ir tPOOT
TUViE. TO
' TUNE. lit Off
1WT HEW' YC*?Kf
PQ Q Gm \O Y
family physicinn gi*A> you a phy
sical examination on that day.”
Tile response Is very gratifying
ett,Philadelphia; J . o !
Augustine; Mr*. Walker. Sl i
gustine; Mr. and Mrs R J t r u a‘Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. H ’ RidlnJll'
N«w Yorki Mr. . hd Mr,
Gouldcn, New York; A f ' r „ J '
Newark, N. J . ; D.*H
Newark, N. J.| Jam?,'
Chicago; W. W. Ccognn, Glen Fn?i ’
N. Y .; C. Wayne W a r t.b r S id e" c '
rording to an announcement made J . Bate, Orlando. .
Uo' c liy Josef Ilnrper DcWoiff, factory
representative who was here to su
Montezuma
perintend the Job of setting up
^A
drian
V
a
n , Loire, . K niam ,,^
what he described ns one nf the
ffi
largest organs In any theator of Mlrhiihui; Harry P.
aide. P.:| E lta r t Onao, No„C y * J
Florida- «* V
Mr. DoWolff is aald to have su S. B. Elsasscr, Daytona- Ilnr.ni
pervised the Installation of some of
the’ greatest organs In the world, mcycrmiand ^ Y ^ i m o m Wa°l£
haring worked for several years
on the foreign staff of the Wurlitzer Company during whieh time Mr. and Mrd W. 8. Butler, Day
he was in charge of setting up or tuna Shorts; John Calhoun an,
gans at Madrid," Paris and Sydney wife, Jacksonville; L A. Uussoil
in addition to 18 In Prague, Czecho Russell, Augusta.
Slovakia.
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Seminole
The new .organ is equipped with
S'.
0
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Powell,
Jacksonville; C 0
cymbals, .mure and Bass drums, Carpenter, Macon;
Edw. F. j 0Vn
hirt whistles, surf machines, thun
son,
FernandlrtP;
A
.'l l . Ilicklev
der ■crashes anil all the various fa
cilities ■ for reproducing running Jacksonville; C. H. Duncan Vnl
hordes and other eaentially movie dosta; Wm. P. Tbrn*s and family
Detroit, Mich.; M. Theo Courtnn
.■’minds.
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The new orchestra will be heard giy nnd wife, Atlanta; W. m
for the first lime today at the Mooned, Newberry, S. C.; W 5|
showing of tho "American Venus." Gast, Tampa; Thos„ Hall, Atlanta.
George Brockhahn will be at the Charles Burton j Atlanta; N. o'
Parrish, Jacksonville; A. H. Domim
keyboard.
bes, Jacksonville; D. P. Lcnch
Jacksonville; Miss Elizabeth WeiCoat Found On Road man, Jacksonville; Walter T. Scott
Cincinnati; G. W. McCleary, WimWith Initials G. R . M. chula;
Gerald Gcrnldon, Philadcl-
«Have you lost u good coat with
the initials G. R. M. inside? If so
said coat may be recovered by pro
per identification, from E. L. Wathcn, lunch room operator near Taft,
Mr. Wuthen today sent the fol
lowing note to the Dean-Berg Cor
poration, whose office today, de
nied that the coat had been plantoil ns a press agent scheme.
"Dean-Berg Co., *
MB First Nat’k Bunk Bldg.,
Sanford, Fla.
Sira: I have in my possession a
good coat which i found on the
Dixie Highway. The initials on
.‘■ame are (>. It. M,» anti in the pock
et I found the address of your com
pany. so I thought thnt I might
loculi' the owner through your of
fice.
lam located two miles south of
lafi, in a lunch room on the left
fide of (he highway. It is called
Band Concert
Midway l.uiuh.
Yours ,ruiv,
Program for concert to lie given
K. L. WATHEN"
in Central Park by the Sanford
Munieipal Band, Friday, Jan. 21*.
lWtJ, at H o'clock:
IIOTEL ARRIVALS
. 1. Match—Heniules —Loscy.
2, Overture—Jupiter's Carnival
Forrest Lake
Barnard.
Ir
anil
Mrs.
J. T. Mollnrd, Juck
3. Concert Waltzes—Woodland
villf;M
Mr.
and Mr*. B. F
Songster* y.iehnr.
icrsim, Sknhcatili*. N.
Frank
•I. Serenade—La Palonm—Yidier.
Grolhney, Washington, D. C.
Intermission,
■ Hn” Mrs, i’. J. Keit tier, Us
5. Descriptive •— Grandfather*
i*i; Frank MacNeill, Sanford
Clock—Aniaden.
l nlveri Whiller. Philadelphia
D. Scruggs, Sanford; James G
tl. Selection— Uurgomnst. r- l.urU. Tampa; K. 0 . Norton an,
ders.
7. Popular Airs—Selected.
8. March Washington Post—
Sousa.
P. Anthem—Tho Slur Spangled
Banner—Keys,
Jos. Reizcnstein, Baiulmnslcr.
E a s t Sanford
Little Miss Dorothy Haynes has
been very II! for several days,
threatened with pluro pneumonia.
Mrs. Jordan Pope of Celery Avemiu in at the Fomosia Sanitarium
for treatment nnd is said to b<*
improving.
■■■ C, U. Tyler is ifut ngnin after
some lime nt tho hospital, suf
fering from injhries received from
After dinner the seen tnry read driving Ids car into another car
{
tho tn|nutes of the last inerting parked without lights,
held Jim. 17, 1025, also letters
* • from irr. Lizzie Walk* r nnd Flora < John i’ismiT Sr., returned from
j
W alker’ of Rcilmomi, Wnuhingtou, St. I/jtiin. |Mo„ last week accom
and Mrs. Nino Walker
B biL panied by two of his sisters, who
; , lln, WU„ Rev. W. H. V. Wilkie Will remain Jietg for th e. rest of
.
ZT
' and Mrs. Wilkie, Duncdiit, Flu.. tho wlntoi.
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' > Mrs. Annie Tys«n and Miss Ulllnn
Mr;
nu>l
Mrs.
Joe
Gaerry
have1
\ ’ * Singleton, Jacksonville, also teleLA T EST FASH IO N HINTS FO R M ILA D Y
i . grams rereived from Phil and Lit- been hero from West PAIin Beach
the formerfs parsotz.
BY MARY MARSHALL ,
tU Hunt. Berkley, Calf., and W. D. os guests
bopyright McClure Syndicato
a?1'
iglctop, .rdlnmi, Fin., sending
Mr. and M rs..John Ingram of
K ’/g t ' tdinr to their old friends. Mrs.
(T J, N. Four y was re-elected presi- West i’alnV Beach a rt visiting
dent, a tii Mr*. J. S. Dinkel secre- rulatii ■s near Sanford.
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s H ate.You Seen the Nc.w Fringed
Frocks? Youhl Like TlIrma
, t.my.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Ellsworth
of
Willoughby,
O.,
have
been
re
Fringe fs, wljh us again—but it
A vote of thanks was teiideml
yii.ltors nt tho J , C. Ellsworth Is pot tbc fringe of other yearn.
the Indies of the Civic League for cent
op Ueardall Avenuo. Other It bi heavier, richer, sometimes
iv' . thrir'hospitality mid ufeu>,tu Mr. homo
viidtuni were, Louis Kueillng, Law- bushier, always more, luxuriant. It
F Pfeifer for tho roast turkey.
retire Jcnpesan, Albert Y.ilmci* mid 1s a very simple sort of^finisb for
8. H. Thomas, nil of Wiltougbby. tho homc-mudo frock - the only dif
^
Tlioso' attending tho ' rt union
ficulty 'is thnt fringe of the tight
j. weroi-Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Searcy,
George Bridgffonl
and John
Mrs. u .'ll. Searcy and two rhildron, Pierce o f ' Wl|lmighl>y, 0 „ are sort in amazingly expensively. ‘AMd
Mrs,
E. guests nt tho Scholc Camp nt Ge nowadays fringe is used lavishly,
I Prances
A » Noiymryer
■
_. a >e andaitJ , n
j Sometimes there nre three rows of
Phipps, of Longwood, Mra. W .D, nova Ferry.
1it around tho skirt—sometimes the
Zachary and Master Billy Znchery,
[whole lower sleeve is covered with
Mrs, Harold Voile nnd Misa Dor,'
_ Mr. nnd Mrn. ,1. C. Ellswortb
thy Voile. Mrs. L.'Griggs and Miss visited friemls in DeLand recent- Irows of it.
It is used nt the Item of frocks,
Mary Griggs, Sanfonl, Mr. uud
Inegligees, coals and slips. Even
Mrs. J , SiiBlnkel, Miss Olive Dlnkf I, J . E. irelfer, Joseph Pfulfcr,
Dr. Georgo llriilgemuii and sls- chemises sometimes end their brief
L/osalla P/Jefer, Orlando; Mi i. K. tir, Miss Grace llriilgemuii arriv learners with n row of fringe. Rich
A, Flnnshrughm, Dp„*vv , Flan >- ed to re recently a t guest* of Mr. ly colored velvet cloaks that have
It’s The Berries
burgh and \V.. W. Hunt, Jncknou- and Mrs. D. L. Long. Mli*« Bridge* been bo well liked this wilder for
evening
wear
sometimes
have
a
vlUc; Mr. John Dunbar and Mb
at i’i hus gone to Daytona for a
Elsie Dunbar, Willa OjroVts ’ J’u.; visit ,nd Dr. nnd Mfs. Dridgpinmf hem of heavy silk fringe to match.
IVlUard McWorkmau, Indlanopidh, rfml i‘11*Idsen Lave relumed to their ■ TTicns arc all sorts of fringes to
Mrs. Matilda LaKun Simmon’. in :iu n New Martinsville*. W. Vn., select from. First, of course, there
Is the usual silk fringe—made from
Brooklyn, N. V.; Floyd I.uHi:t, M,
liridgenmn and-children have
Conn.:' Mr, nnd Mm. E. E. Bnrdy. been here for tlm past two months. heavy corded silk. Then there are
fringes made of narrow ribbons, or
Farmington, Maine.
ribbonxlne. and chenille fringe Is
Mi. mil ^Irs. Joe Ranh of iluten- also in evidence. Fringe is made by
ALTITUDE Itr.COBD SOUGHT
■" "ii.i Kmi., hove been visitors at u narrow strip of long-haired fur
t!e liitmu of )lii."rtnd Mfc. D. C.
.D.* ’TON, Ohio, Jan . 29— (/P>— Potter enioUte to their winter mid widowed ostrich makes one of
the most graceful of fringes.
I.ieut John A. Mncrcady. in a spo- horn,) at Fort Lauderdale.
A fringe mtiy be effected by the
cially built and equipped nlrplui i.
frayed edges o f silk mid a clever
took off at Me Cook field at lB.lt*
W. W ., Miller arrived home on sort of fringe consists of rows of
o’clock central standard time to Friday frbm several week* visit long, narrow tabs cut from fhe silk
day In an attomp o erablish n new nt Pompano.
’
■ *of which the frock is made. These
world's altiude record.
tabs are, of course, left with raw
edges and nre arranged quite close
Tliu first dental loHebe for.
together, each tab being sewed In
wom<u in the Philippines lav* hem
pincc witli a colored bead or so. For
opened at Mi-mln. A xvomay den
evening you might ninko a fringe
of narrow tabs of rose taffeta silk
used on a frock of pink chiffon, the
tabs being attached with a bit*of
EV EItT TRUfC
BY CONDO diamante.
Chanel among French dressmak
ers has done most to revive fringe,
f— A N D
much spoken of—it hat* been made
and Chanel’s fringed frock bus been
in black, red, pink, bright green or
D 0^IM C *T M B ApTCENOCM
white.
T
Interestingly enough fringe la
I W e N T IN TWC. 3T O B te
used by tbc milliners as well on by
ro n —
the dressmakers. Chenille, ribbon
or rtbboneine fringe U used to
Fringe of Ihe nrw sort is used ta
twine ahuut some of the close tur trim this frock of crepe de chine.
ban and toque shapes now .being Fringe snd silk are both in navy
offered in Paris. Borne of th* ^ider blur.
brimmed hats show clever bows of
fringo that a rt quite delectable.
Meantime accessories borrow fringe been making fringed frockr, and swindle tbs raspberry now. >
there are clever little luiniibugs
lJpsticks, flavored with raapthat show long ends of frings us U rfy and.raado in Twrry ,»hapo
thick and long us horsetails.
have niado.their appeanuies. Miss
Ruth Durkce of Cleveland, O., dertiomdrates am . They. «U*> come in
such as hammer and screw driver, lemon, winUrgroen and tull-fruiU.
etc. Garden tools muy ulso be in
THOUGHTS-'
cluded in her equipment. Really, it CAKKAWAY BILL BEPOOTED
is appallipg.
,
AND OTHER
WASHINGTON*.Jan. 2 9 - ( 4 1 —
I think'that psualiy the housewifn gradually gets so used to hav The
Agricultural Commit,
thinks a lot of the tools of hia ing all these tools tlml she forgets teo today reporU-d without recowhow complicated It all is, and of .,wndnti«i t& C araw ay bill, which
IN TO
trade. Usually 1 / e . g i v e you * course aim la often quite careless wmrld-prohibit tradlhg tn cotton
list of tho tools be noeda to uso about them and spends a lot of and grain futures.
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in tho cours^ Qf qveu Utf Woat In time looking for mislaid tools and
O K C O R R SC X ,
loses
much
/time
because
tools
are
Mercury
Is the planet closest to
tricate
of
blvtasks.,The
other
day
I t* T t P O
in poor condition.
■» the sun.
I
begun
to
think,
about
lbs
tools
' f> R jE ^ ^ 1 5 L J!
Kite ban'tools are probably kept
of the housewife's trade- And tbo
thought, was really apparllng.
Tliere a rt such rafts of tkdav First
she has a sot of cooking oiul.food
preparing tools, usually as exten
sive a» tho set used by the profet*tonal cook. Thei
of drcBHmnker's tpo!
Iruble must be li
knows who
Infan L Than
Thefe
Slicks nlonc, will not make a Q
t**3" J 3
\
also have a match. Circulation)
it-newspaper.
But mere nun
tliemsclvea alone ennnut U %
il
mu! measure of a newsimpefij
(luce A D V E R T IS IN G
U Y .m
than the'mero fact that Cfiintl
pic in it than any other country,'
tin* bust country to live in.
Herald Want Ads
Result Ads
Xli ami M RS. H. A. McMICHA®
1-xtund You
“idiai Invitation
^ I’rcaentad A t •
OPENING
an d
d is p l a y
Un an(> Imported Hats
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0
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a . m.
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�B E i W O R P HERALD. FHITlAV
JANUARY 29,
PAGE SEVEN
Clubbed
Lirhtcr
"There i* work for everybody.
The party is simply wearing Osfu s i Z. wald and me o u t And we are .
Ibft » clad to be of service."
Lady Cynthia has highbred EngIjth her fish features, and exquisite colorLuy to . insr.
fin the
Her bob is one of the most perl 0f her feet seen about New York recently,
rliament cut to a point in bAck and slightly
waved over tho cars.
She wore a richly embroidered
jade blouse over a dark green slip,
10 woo'* and n long rope of real pearls
s
twisted about her throat.
„ which
“War Extravagance"
i-ln-isw
Qf England would not
. iw. go to war again, Lady Cynthia bei / * ■ l'CVC8- "W ar is wasteful and im“ *®r. „ poverishes tho masses.
warjhould bo declared, neithI um
or Oswald nor I would support it.
L f thcr ** *• needless extravagance," she
| us ro- concluded, in her excitement twistL iptali. ing her Angers In her pearls,
In'llar of
No Inherited Wealth
bioti in The ideal Socialist slat/;, ncfconserr- cording to tho Mosleys, would hnvc
■
coniplelo cnmmunlxatinn of wealth,
with no inhorltod fortunes, and with
Lnt of rarh member of tho state recoivtp»lhi*< |ne „ salary for tho work he did.
if^hifh “Tho
orRuniont that socinlr ’jiinM lsm would not provide personal
|
initiative for the running of big
Lf Eng- business is nonsense,” insisted Ijidy
[Belgium Cynlhln. Businesses are run mostL Utter ly by salaried men, and they would
WiM, in work ns well for tho Htate as for ni
one capitalist employer."
to
gh high- The Mosleys intend to visit Chi- JU
marked, csgo, the homo of Lady Cynthia’s
End the
latest to be m tucked by the mys
terious “clubber" who nas terror
ised -Toledo, killing three women
and injuring many others. He
i ruck her nenr her home and ran.
Shells recovering.
“NAVY BILL" TO COACH (ion s
On the Cheney - Dixie Highway —
ANAPOl.tS, Md., J a n .'20.—(ff)
-Announcement of tho appoint
ment of William A. "Navy BUI" ns
field coach of tho naval academy
foot hair team was made at the
naval academy today. Ingram, u
former middv football star, recent
ly resigncil ns conch of tho Unlvevralty of Indiana football team.
between Orlando and the Atlantic
-
*
,
Ocean. Where the Florida E ast Coast
Railroad intersects this motor artery
of travel. And where the New Okee
chobee.Trail, opening up the wealth
to the south, will cross east and west
travel. That is the location of Bithlo.
niu marvelous. Lady Cynthia said,
“ mid your hotels too. But what
prices!*! paid 81.50 for an egg and
n cup of tea today,"
withportrait
Comfortable Pullman Busses Are Operated From
tm up
i| lEcnt
idthrott
B. L HAMNER ORGANIZATION
Intersecting
arteries
.of^ commerce—
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t
frn
\
FLO R ID VS FO R EM O ST D E V E L O P E R S
rail and motor—in the midst of a tre
So that you may ace and appreciate lie invc.*tniort opirortunities <>f Florida*
leave tiie Seminole Hotel ut Sanford for 'IVnp.i. » \ cry morning at 7 o'clock,
provided guests by the Hamner Organization.
these factors made a city here a cer
You are invited to write to the
tainty.
mendously rich agricultural region—
opment of Florida’s richest section
B. L. HAMNER ORGANIZATION
for further details
The present wave of devel
will carry BITHLO on its crest. The
advantages of its location under ordi
311 Franklin S tr e e t, Tam pa
nal y circum stances will be increased
ten-fold
by
existing
progress
venue
Ride out to M ayfair and see the wonderful improve
ment the dredge lias made. Lake front lots near the
new hotel are limited and will be limited for som etim e..
Among those who have bought and who intend to
build fine homes on Seminole Boulevard, E ast of the
n e w tourist hotel, are the following:
F o r r e s t ' Lake, Elton J . Mdughton, W. C\ Hill,
Langley, Monroe Hutton, J. M. Simmons, Calvin le a g u e
and F. H. Scruggs.
W E O FFER TODAY:
Meisch Building
Kidd Office At ntthlo
Mala n*Ur
Itllh l# tfalra
1*1 N. \ V «a«* A .<
O rlando
One 67 5 foot frontage on Lake Monroe in M arvania,
nrieed to move at $ 100.00 per front foot.
One 72.5 foot frontage on Lake Monroe in M ayfair
at $225.00 per front foot.
fw
1
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HriMk 0«I»m
.V: i*
r rofrrvv ii r ti «<’nrp.
7# S U U lit.
tl lalnit. U > u .
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ft |iirU«lr A trail*
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Ttiaavlllir. Pin.
V
would
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,
in
�RD H E R A L
-T hree B d h d s W i l l
Compete In Unique Contest
A t Orlando, M arch 9-10
Ju stice L. W. Strum
Says Hfe Will Not
R u n F o r Office
T h ir ty
y. pete for cash prizes totaling $1,■v 000. There will bo classes in the
."band contest each competing with
V.* other bands In the sante class.
'V
Amateur bands consisting of no
paid players except the lender will
compote to two numbers, an ovorS ttfro or other concert number of
their own selection and a march of
Iheif owh selection which will be
. played while marching.
Semi-professional bands which
consist of players, none of whom
except the leader, are paid more
than $18 n week for band work,
will compete en two numbers, one
< a march of their own selection and
• tho other will be “ Echoes from tho
Metropolitan Opera."
Professional bands consisting of
ndmboro'who arc paid more thnn
;18 a week for bond work will
ornpete in the playing of n tnurch
t -their own selection and the plnytg rif "The Bohemian Girl."
. Judging will be done on the basis
f the four following points; ‘ 1.
ppenrance, uniform and condition
2. Class of music
j j!of Instruments. ___________
- Tendered. 3. Expression. -i.lDin' clpline on entering tho leaving band
' stand and grounds.
Massed Rands
■f 'l , At tho end of each contest period
, nil-bands will be massed and play
two numbers; "National Anthem
March" by Bagley and "Stars and
Stripes Forever” by Sousa,
Winning bands In each class will
,. also bo heard over tho radio station
WDBO, Winter Pnrk.
Tho rommittec in chnrgc of this
' contest nro! Karl Lehmann, Orlnndo, chairman* C. O. Rolfc, St.
■Cloud; George H. Clements. Bnr, :.tow; Cnpt. Jim O'Neal, Eustls, and
, E . A. Ball, Orlando.
' .Cash prizes totaling $1,000 will
be given tho winning bands.
There will bo throe classes of
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 20.—
—Justice Louie W. Strum, of the
Etato Supreme Courf, will be a
candidate to succeed hiniBelf in
the June primary. In a statcrticnt
issued here, Judge Strum announc
ed his candidacy, declaring that
he hoped to ‘Tende* the state of
Florida many years of faithful and
impartial service", and adding that
he regarded an active campaign
as “not entirely harmonious with
the character of judicial offlcef"
And that he would enter into one
"with the greatest reluctance."
Judge' Strum's statement fol
lows:
* .
,
"T h e constitution of Florida or
dains that the Justices of the su
preme court shall bo elected by the
qualified electora of the state. With
the approach o f the Democratic
ted to render the state o f Florida
duty ns n Justice o f the S u p rem o
Court to now ncounint tho citizens
of Floridn of my intention to sock,
in the manner prescribed by our
organic laW, thgir continuation
of my appointment to thnt officb
by the Governor of Floridn, as
well ns their a p p ro v a l o f my p o 3t
services ns a member of thnt
court.
“To that end, I shall become a
candidate for nomination in the
Ixmiuel Tittle (above) tried to sell
bis 18-yonr-old daughter, Bertha Democratic Primary of June 8,
to Joseph Parr (below), for $100, 1920, to succeed mysolf in the ofaccording to police at Gident, JH„
who arrested the two men. They
live at Dubuque, In. Parr wanted
to marry. Bertha.
"turo or other concert number of
their own selection, (b) A march
of their own selection to be played
while marching.
Judging to bo done on four
points— 1. Appearance, uniform
and condition of Instruments, 2.
Clnss of music rendered. 3. E x
pression. -I. Discipline on entering
and leaving band stand and the
grounds.
First price, $100 caVh. *
Second prize, $05 cash.
Third prize, $35 rash.
Class No. 2 — For semi-profes
sional bands. No member except
lender paid more thnn $18 per
week for band work. Roster of
imnd to lie submitted by Febru
ary 33.
Each band to piny—(a) The same
concert number, ‘'Echoes from the
Metropolitan Opcrni (b) A march
of their own selection.
Judging to ho done on snmo four
points ns sliown above for class 1,
First prize, $200 rash.
Second prize, $125 cash.
Third prize, $75 cash.
Class No. 3 — For professional
bands. Any band whose members
arc paid in excess of $18 per week.
Each band to piny: (a ) The
same concert number, “The Bohe
mian Girl." (b) A march of their
own selection.
Judging to be done on same four
points as shown for Class 1, ..
First prize, $200 cnsh.
In the straits of Florida the
Second prize, $125 cash.
gulf stream is 32 miles wide.
Third prize, $*75 cusli.
Mussed Bands—At tho eloso of
each contest period ull bands will
be massed and piny two numbers. Sousa.
Supreme Court Can I
Not A ct Favorably “
In Real Estate Case
fire of "justice of the Supreme
Court, arid I hope,to
ted tb render the state of Florid
many years of faithful and Impart
ial service In that capacity.
Judge Strum was horn In vai
dosta, Gn., and come to Florida
WASHltfGTONTjMi. 29 .-—(/P)
In his early youth. I)u™K h‘?
young days tit: was a resident* Q The supreme court apparently cariS t Petersburg. grnduaCnK ^rom not see Its way to accepting Juris- <;
the high.school there. 7 l c ™ r *
wards served three years in tho
Navy. He later graduated from
tlio College of Iaw , of Stetson
University, with an LL.
He practiced lav.' at Jacksonville
until Apr. 0, 1917. when ic re-cn‘lercd fie Navy t‘» f‘Kht int,t,u
World War. He served as a lieu
tenant commander until ^Iul>, 19I-.
Ho re-entered tho practice of law
at Jacksonville and was elected
city attorney there, participating
In a number of large pieces of liti
gation of the stnte. He resigned
as city attorney to accept Gover
nor Martin's appointment" to the
n
.. _ Court
/I__ 1 l.bench
>nnti .S
it \f
O
V
Supreme
on
March
-,
1925.
________________
e s sm a n I,
With the exception of the mara
'lho members of the court closely
thon. the longest run included in questioned counsel for tnc two
the program of the Olympic games property owners, explaining that
is the 10,000 meters.
as the state supreme court had
sustained the assessment, there
Many Relieve that continuous seemed to be no foundation proshaving of the human hnir makes rerttzd. It advised counsel for tho
the hair wiry, but now it is de towh and tile bond holders that it
clared there is no foundation for would not be necessary for him to
this belief. Tests made by grow present nil argument. Under tho
ing beards on nan who had shaved practice of the court this usually
for ns long ns 40 years showed fiA casts dismissal of the appeal.
Representauvo Joan Langtry
that such hnir was no Btiffcr than
ic lungs of the average man as lie was nl)iiut to enter All
the hoards of men who had never
for u dry law violation. *
tin about five quarts of air.
shaved nt all.
A complete stock of
these stoves are car
ried by the following
dealers:
! !
writes M rs. F red L a n e, 235 Egsf
M ichigan A ve., D elan d, Phi, of
her Perfection stove. ,
H er letter fo llo w s:
“ / have used one o f you r Pcrfm
oil stoves fo r six y ea rs an d have i
cooking fo r a fa m ily o f four A
1
baking included. L a st y ear I hi
^
the new im p ro v ed blu e rhim
an d h ad them put on my stove. M y next Perfiti
is going to be a three or jo u r bu rn er stove iclril
w ill use a ll the y ea r around.
S o f f i t 55 H
W c W ant Your
Patronage"
Phone 8
Last March, seventy-one years ago; a group of frontiers
men *met the Otocs/Missouri and Omaha Indians and
concluded a treaty which turned over to the white man
the land upon which the City o f Omaha stands today.
Last year Omaha’s production of creamery butter was
sold for more than $30,000,000. That city produced and
sold more than $18,000,000 worth of agricultural imple
ments*. Omaha WAS an isolated settlement, ‘ but be
cause of the rich lands surrounding it, it grew quickly
into a great and prosperous city.
The value of farm crops per acre (average) in East
Hillsborough County is higher than Eastern Nebraska
or Western Iowa.
FU RN ITU RE
sim m er on u Perfection—all at
tile same time. Adjust the flame
for any cooking process, umi it
remains us you set it.
1 'ii j u n c t i o n S t o v u C o m p a n y
Alta*la. da.
W artk.uttt a! Atlanta, Tampa. JatklonriU*
a n J Ntxo Ot leant
t.on n i.htm n ey
I d f a n s C lea n
K ettles
W e Can Meet Your
v •Needs.”
Phone 53 '
PLANT CITY, FLORIDA
(rr
1M
(Tci*)
I crfcctions are sturdily built, with roomy
cooking surface, and a handy base shelf
tor utensils.' 1 lie oil supply 19 visible at
all times in its glass co n ta in e r, which is
easy to refill. M erely tilt it back, lift it
ny the hail, and your hands do not touch
1he .terosene at all. Any dealer has a va*
' n e ly of models varying fromV.OO to*120.
Plant City is the commercial and market center for East
Hillsborough County. Plant City does not havfe to wait
on transportation facilities—it is the converging point
of two trunk line railroads and all highways leading To
Florida’s South Gulf Coast.
.
Plant City is a thriving, growing city of more than 7,000 population. It has expdnaed more than $2,000,000
in public improvements in the last year. Plant City is
prepared for great expansion in all lines of activity.
Now is the time to come to Plant City. Now is the. time
to invest in Plant City and East Hillsborough County.
Land values are intrinsic and prices increase on the
basis o f sound value—today's prices are not tomorrow's.
What happened in Omaha will happen in Plant City—
Your intercut shall receive the prompt
a n d courteous attention
•
6 f tho
I never have*ti bit o f trouble with my stove ciiJ
w ell satisfied with it. I like it, in fa c t as w ell
,
as gas . I t s so convenient am i easy to use. I
/ keep my stove clean , never let things run
^
over on it, an d never let the w icks g et dry.
,
My d ealer says Pm a b a n n er housekeeper A
because I take care o f my stove m id use so few L ~
wicks. / ve only bought two in sev era l y e a r s ." \|
�THE
RD
f r e e t e x t b o o k Blind Boys’ Quintet
Wins Two Contests
l a w PRESENTS
school team hnvo badly impaired
vision. A certain latitude is grant-1
ed them on personal contact, but
holding and other mapor informa
JACKSONVILLE, Ills', J an. 29. tions of the rules arc penalixetl.
—(/P>—A basketball team from the
Illinois Stato School for the Blind
defeated the Centenary Sunday
School team composed of boys
with normal vision, 26 to 3 last • Th#> ndjnurnrd annu al m e e tin g of
night, one of the players on the Hit* etockliulilers «>r th e ttaniord
and I#oon A .so claU o n w ill
state school team scoring 15 points. lhilldlnK
he held nt th e tifflro of t h . A ssocia
The “blind” bays defeated the tion. 11* M acim lln Avc.. San fn n l.
a. <U *:00 P . M-. Tuesday F e b
shooting stars, a newboys’ quintet Frulorid
ary l t t h fo r th e purpose o f e le c tby tho same score the night be inn u Hoard o f D irecto rs fo r the
fore.
»
ensuing year and to tra n s a c t such
er •business us may com e b e
All the players on the -state oth
fo re the merlin*. .............. .
NEW PROBLEM S
Cawthon SlrtUghtening Out
Numerous Tangles Result
ing From Book Shipments
Notice
, TALLAHASSB, Fla., Jan . 29.
C/P)—The Department of Public In
struction; as the time approaches
for distribution of the free text
books for the 1920-27 term, finds
Ittaelf confronted with the. neces
BANKOllD • aU lL P IX O , AND
sity for first straightening out nu
AND LOAN ABS’N.
. b v: T. J . M IL L E R . P resid en t.
merous tangles, resulting from the added 20 per cent by having the
A
tte
s t:— A. P . C O S N E M .I,
free text books shipped direct to free text books shipped direct tto
S e cre ta ry .
tho
county
superintendent,
obtain
Superintendent W. S. Cawthon.
. There ia a grave danger, Mr. ing them at wholesale prices. But,
(Cawthon said, of tho state having Mr. Cawthon snid, a contract is a IV T i m t i l t C H I T C O V II T . S R A to expend thousands of dollars more contract, and unless the publishers
f.n t ii jtim T A i.
c iiic r r r .iN
Tain, I for the books than it waa original- agree to cancel the old agreement,
AND r o l l S K M I V 0 1 .8 C O U N T * .
F L O R I D A . IV C IIA N C K U V .
and 'ly intended to do.
thero will be a big expenditure for
D iv o rc e .
i meats
tho state. A number of the pub C U R T IS C. R O U IIK E , C om plainant.
Under
the
old
law,
it
waa
ex
nned
vs.
plained, the state contracted with lishers have been written, but noth VIOLA C. R O IJU
K B , D efendunL
' Minor the publishing houses to ship tho ing has resulted os yet.
O rd er of I * u b l l r a t l o a .
(vyrupS books td the depositories, to be ob
In addition to the contracts cn
1 Indus* tained there by the children. hand, tho new law, tho superinten
ultural These contracts, Mr. Cawthon said, dent said, calls for payments to he
todo not expire until 1932. B y the mode the publishers. A warrant
d*iry time the book reached tho student, Bigncd by the head of tho Depart Elton J . Moughton
1' other
ment of Public Instruction, ho ad
ARCHITECT
nerved; there was an additional charge of ded,
to settle with the depositories
about 20 per cent.
sns.
would bo contrary to tho action of First National Bank Bids,
The state expected to avoid the the legislature.
Sanford.
Florida
Y 29, 1
Vskdutca
c. n
> lor Ido.. w ill be held,
of said co rp o ratio n In th e C Ity of
I. F
on
t ou e r e hereby ordered
— *-*■*•
etui re•
Sanford,
r lo
l orid
n nai ., v
» th e 16tli d«y
nnlred to b e and a p p e a r upon th e Of F e b•
jr-v A. D. l1*1#
M t * t- ta n o
ruaary
1st day o f Keb. A. D. I * * * to the clock A. i f ,
fo r th e
purposo o f
bill of com p laint flle tl a g a in s t you I tr.iukncitng any- and a ll b u sin ess
In the above
s ty le d
ca u se and which m ay re g u la rly come- b efo re
court.
T h e San fo rd H erald , a new spaper th e m e e tin g .
rom iK ST LAKE.
published In Rem ltlole C ounty. Fla..
. 1
P resid en t.
Is hereby d esignated « * th e n e w s
paper In which th is o rd er e h all be
y BBfjd
. aT . *W IU T N E IL
Published
fo r fo u r
con secu tiv e
Secretary.
w eeks.
W itn ess V . B . D ou glass. C le rk of
said circu it cou rt, and th e o ffic ia l
S*al thereof, th e 1 st day o t Ja n .
A. D. 19C0.
(S e e l)
V .’ K. DOUOLA88. C lerk
TIRES A N D T U B E S
B y : A. M. W E E K S . D. C.
SAM UEL A. IV W ILK IN SO N .
S o licito r fo r C om plainant.
TO VII
a*.
18 Ideal Residence Lots on P a rk Avenue
Close,In.,,
$1,666.66 Each
26 Lots in W oodruffs Subdivision
TEN DAY SA LE
-'
Rines Filling Station
Notice
Notice Is hereby given tth at th e |
regu lar annual
m eetin g
o f th e
f/I^khn'der*
of ......
KANKOllD
l . t ’ , I •1’ V*’ i ' ”*
.- V.•»•' lit >ThL|
Jtr .A l.T t < <».. n corp oration created !
under Hi.. |uws
of tho S ta te of
R esident of F lo rid a sin ce 1114.
R eferen ces:
F irs t National B a n k .
URAL r. ST ATM
3i"'. let N al'l linnk
I’lmne 4 *1 -W,
SANFORD, FLA .
™
s
fourth,
1113 Sanford Ave,
Phono 4G1-J
You got a coupon with
every dollars purchase good
for aluminum ware.
•*
$600.00 ,Each.,1
|
f
.-A-*S^1\ ' .*T
r
■
•
20 Acres on Island Lake
•
$400.00 Per Acre
A LL BARGAINS
Sinclair Gas and Oils
Use the host. I t costs no
more and is better for your
motor.
Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc.
Try Smith's Barber
Shop for good barber
work. Ladies welcome.
Next to Valdez. J
J . H. HUTCHINSON
I
REALTORS
2 10 East First Street
Phone 708-709
he U*t
are:
_________ _______ I*"**
M100;
ducts I*
175;.
. F in y
fttW
pfi and
omvri**
i *1 lOl*
$75;
, The
OUR DIRECTORS
priie
QVe local people.
first
i,
ded for
ponitrs-
They are men of
wide experience and known for their
capacity—men who have been suc
cessful in their chosen fields.
*
ppwds*
|the *crThe
ated in
J winning
tvinlcd
spective
$ 2 3 .0 0 per foot
[ounl
enate to
|rity will
the tax
i
S a n fp rd ^ F la .
with trackage installed and paid for every other public utility nec
STRENGTH - SERVICE - P R O G R E SS
essary for the building of factories or industrial plants are available.
Heights
i ,
•
Merrits Island
•j
TO B E SOLD AT
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This unique investment opportunity offers many attractive fea
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tures to the discriminating investor. Sanford is certain to become
an industrial center, as sure as it does values in A F G industrial
Tract are bound to grow.
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deposit, closing in thirty days.
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i l am developing it, to find the price* of lot* heyond hi* reach, but ne * * ^
unteerod^if homa must be built in Highland Park and no where
n o S r h° »tatement that In view o f what I had to offer, the price* awe
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T r ig '8 ANFflffD HERALD, TfttDAV, JANUARY ~2fl, 1926
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B y consolidation and merger the Florida Power & Light Company
has now succeeded to all the property and rights formerly belonging to
the following Companies:
SOUTHERN UTILITIES COMPANY
MIAMI GAS COMPANY
MIAMI ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO.
MIAMI BEACH ELECTRIC COMPANY
bA Y T O N A PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY
ORMOND S U P P L Y COMPANY
LAKELAND GAS COMPANY .
ST. JOHNS ELECTRIC COMPANY
SOUTHERN HOLDING COMPANY
and certain other properties formerly owned and operated by smaller com
panies or individuals throughout the State.
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operated as a separate unit. T h eir operation as one property by Florida
Pow er & Light Company with the various power, stations connected by
high voltage electric transmission lines will result in efficient and stable
service on an unusually economic basis.
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T h e territory served by the Florida Pow er & Light Company is grow
ing rapidly and one of the purposes of the consolidation .was to place the
new Company in a position to obtain funds to provide additional facilities
with which to meet the steadily increasing demands for its services.
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U.S. Pliers Will Make
oman Politician
nv O f Late
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.—</F>—Rerntering the ring tomorrow night
after it fistic career of 17 year*.
Johnny Dundee will try to win
back the featherweight croy.cn he
relinquished more than n yenr ago.
He hns engaged In .142 fights and
won und lost two world champion,
ships. In Jnp Glick, of Now York,
the veteran will meet a young nnd
ninbitious feather weight of speed
and punching ability. Dundee’s fol
lowing is far from sanguine of his
chances.
Dundee says that a glance over
the present list of fiehters fis s u re s
*1 a circulation of 100,00(\
and is to be found in almost
German household today.
nomic courses given in Germany.
For these she managed With the
aid of friends to erect the Froebeli. She
p e s ta lo rz i house of Berlin.
■ed the movement for
also sponsort..
young pcop'c- ’ia homes which now
encompasses
Germany.
Motion- During the all
world war, Frau Heyl
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established soup kitchens in vurinus
Wishing je*1
r . , chil-1sections of Greater Berlin which
I vacant Iwere Inter exttended to other sccL with 1tions of the country. Further, she
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.f„rc organized the National Woihdn’s
PniTi* the Service League, which became n
Emienrrs powerful ally to the military*.forces
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of the country. Socinl wellfare
L , coni- work was systematically conducted
to take by the League to Provide for war
the dye: orphans and widows,
host un-’ Another absorbing interest of
L then. i Hcdwig Ileyl was the advancement
L^ncd to of the organized women’s niovo* k ’.«— ' tneiit. It was sho who wns the
Children, head of the International Women’s
Lost lie-'congress held in Berlin in MUM—n
I her nu- congress which for tthe first time
Lr\ovcc«; graphically demonstrated to the
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V olh'T
Lite her
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Dundee To Reenter Natives Of T a h iti;?
Ring After 17 Y ears Take Ailments To El
In Squared Circle New ‘Miracle Man’ r
me icmmist movement, perhaps
was the organization of the gig.,nt ’
ic exhibition entitled “Woman in
Her Home and Occupational Life,"
which took place in Berlin in pint;
It was a graphic survey* of every."
thing in which womanhood then
was engaged.
Empress Victoria, mother of Wil
liam II nnd dnughtc of Queen i he said, “who
Victoria of England . was the first Bonny Leonard,
woman of royal blood to take an ny Killmtie, Frei
active personal interest in Frau tell, Joe Weltir
Heyl x social welfare work.
Charley White.
August Victoria, the late first I Joe Rivers. 1 I
wife of William II, was in constant have been kneel
touch with Frau Heyl’s work nnd. n °ne round dc
when the breakdown came in litlS'
Willie Jackxt
nnd the Kaiser already had left for •
------- ----Holland, relied upon her advice .md
-Eighty millh
comfort as she prepared to follow i sn'"ked in HUiii,
her exiled hushami.
helps her husbi
With Crown Princess Civile, -------------Frati Heyl called into life the "iV- C U S lE lE iQ J
cilienhilfe,*’ a relief organization ' “ a j u U I J
for women nnd girls,
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tho women of Germany were called ? •
upon to enter political life,- Frau . ]
Heyl led by good example dc-idtc “ j
— her age became u member of the
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served unlit her seventieth bulb- E *
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' PAPEETE. Tahiti. Jan. SO.—
When old Turni, greatest of native
llenlera of Tahiti, died'seven years
ago he left n prediction that after
1dm would arise a healer who would
he his superior: Now the native
populace is flocking to Turai’s suc
cessor.
Tnles of the ^"Miracle Man’s"
marvellous cures nre in circulation
nnd ulthough the natives of Tnhitl
nre civilized and ordinarily highly
sophisticated, they nre abandoning
European physicians nnd transfer
ring their faith to the ailments to
him daily.
No claimant of curative powers
iiad the reputation or commanded
the fqith of the native* in a mea
ner equalling Turai.
But his
prophecy of a successor is now aid
ing the man enjoying popular ac
claim.
Corn Area Delegates
Convene AtDes Moines
?>F8 Mo in e s . Jnn. 20.—<a v
The corn area conference of dele
The Development T hat is Really
Developing is the
Homes Sell As Fast As Built
-ELECTRIC LIGHTS
RUNNING WATpR
-TELEPHONES
M ETAL WORK AND AU
TOMOBILE
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REPAIRIN G.
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Hodgins & Cowan
Sheet M etal Co.
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207 French Ave.
Phone 117
108 Magnolia Avc,
Houses
Under construction new Spanish stucco house,
seven rooms; Kitragc and servants quarters. Corner
Magnolia and SpurlinR. Easy terms. Will he ready
for occupancy about February 1st.
The Last o f the Eastern Lake Section
New Spanish-type house; six rooms; in Ilel-Air
on Mellonvillo Avenue; easy terms.
New Spanish stucco hmiRalmv in San l.anta;
easy terms.
Lots 3, 4 and 5 Block IC Tier 1; corner of Snnford Avenue nnd 15lh St. i? 100.00 per front foot
for quick snle. Easy terms.
Lot 20, Rloek 8, San Lnntn; price $2,000.00.
REALTORS
F irst Street and Palmetto Avenue
Where Prices and Value Cannot be Duplicated
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' ith the change of w eather, why not
niuiffe with it and g e t the spirit of
buying while the prices are right.
Ke n s i n g t o n
g a rd en s
T o buy with the assurance of buying at the lowest p<
sibie price necessitates immediate action. Buy today
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Owners and Developers
Robert J . Holly, J r .,
alty Co.
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kake Monroe Development Co,
BTgers
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liven condition that exists, and to supdefinite demand for high class
prope rty, properly developed at a
moderate price
Residential L a k e Front P ark
ge from $500 to .$2,000 . Terms 20 per cent
* ^ months to pay the balance. T he repre°f the firms listed below will be pleased to
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SALES AGENTS
�iAY JANUARY 29,
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NVESTORS seeking the g a r d e n
spot in this land of opportunity,
* will find Mount Plymouth the goai
of their ambition. For right here under
foot, the soil, tempered by the warm sun
/ overhead, brings forth untold treasures.
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* Mount Plymouth townsite develop' ment is rapidly underway. Business and
residtiHce ldts kfk being offered nbw at
! prices •which predetermine future en« haheetnent beyond any reasonable guess.
£$
Irtfitoil take you from the Orlando offiefc, ih a luxurious Pullman bus, over a
j - mqrrelous highway,, to see with your
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M OUNT
H. H. ARMINGTON,
Special Representative
It is n o t surprising, in the least,
th at Florida Flavor should lure
men from across the continent.
Ponce de Leon journeyed through
these lands, expecting momen
tarily, so ’tis said, to find the
fountain of youth. The soil which
produces fruits of the flavor and
blossoms of the fragrance which
grow abundantly, even wild, in
the highlands of Florida surely
must contain also the sinews of
youth.
- T h e recent development of
Florida lands is not surprising—
only belated, delayed beyond the
usual time for the recognition
th a t was due.'
True, there were many contrib- ^
utory causes, but the one out- f
standing reason was lack of publicity. Its resources until now '
were unknown. ,
You who ask yourself the ques
tion, “how long can the bubble
last?”— are unmindful of what
Florida has to offer the in v esto r.'
Apparently you look upon the
present activity much as you
would the cry of “oil” or “gold,”
not taking into consideration
that there is treasure enough fltik
derground, in the soil and above ‘
the surface of Florida to support
every human being in America,
if developed.
t)on't ever put the question that way
again. If your own enthusiasm seeks
counsel among others, ask what section
of Florida they think will m ost likely
Orlando, Florid
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eal Estator
CHICAGO, Jan.
The standing of the players nt
the finish of the tournament was
announced last night in the follow-
W as I t Intuition?
The'Nut Cracker
By Joe Williams
‘•(JETTING EUROPE". .
Static with European gestures,
trans-Atlantic garnishment* and
entangling alliances la filling the
untnxed ether and overtaxed acousjics of America these days.
This Is International Radio
Week, and if station WOW of Yaroo City, Miss., fails to come in
any clearer than mud, as usual,
log it ns Sqvntqualq, Spain «ttd
nobody will know the difference.
Arthur T. Walden and l hintxik
POLAND SPRINGS, Me., Jnn. 2 9 . - Chinook, I.
Walden’s famoys dog team, fiowied at In mii-dei's
Walden slept on,
Chinook, with ids moutli and paw.. pulled th.»
(Chinook was distressed
Walden unlocked the door and followed ( him
mimirfdog stable be found Kolta£, son of Chinook and
son of Polaris, who helped pull l'eary to tie \< til
Koltag had fallen off u bale of hay. .-ntnm;
lend chutn. He was'itjowly strangling when Wa!
Chinook hud been locked in the house where '
sent, in for the annual dog races here. The chum (j.oi l«
nanaifer for Koltag to cry.
ine the
of the
in their
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Everybody in Amoricn is trying
to get Europe these nights not only
ns n rndio test but as a reciprocity
test. . . . Eeverybody in Europe
hns been geeting Amcricnns for
so many years that turn about is
considered fair larceny.
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LONDON: Michael Arlen brondensting the secret of hat-making
in seductive hues of green.
LIMA PERU: A health testimo
nial by Gertie Gavotte on "What
Peruna has done for Peru."
BRUSSELS: the laying of eggs
and carpets by the ^laymen of the
community.
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BUENOS AIBES: A solo by
Sennr Kirpo entitled, “A crack In
the bedroom celling Is worth two
on the chin.”
MADRID: “You may be a Mata
dor in Spain but you'd be only u
butcher in Chicago.'’
HAMBURG: Revealing tho se
cret of the plqunnt Hnmburger and
what becomes of other debris.
BERLIN: Silent hour, or a wire
less analysis of what the ex-crown
prince is thinking about.
VIENNA: A derailed report by
the criminal department on the
local phases of:
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“What's Become of Sally?”
“I Wonder Where My Baby Is
Tonight.”
AND—
"Has Anybody Here Scon Kel
ly?" (Remember that one?)
ROME: A breath of old Italy,
by the Halitosis sextette.
PARIS: ‘‘L hour you calling me,
but wliut of it ?" Dedicated by the
French Debt Commission to Mr.
Conlidgc ami bis boy friends,
MONTE CARLO: Deuces and
Dunces, by an all-American cast.
tcn n a s t h a t p w * In th e n l| h t n « w
comc to add further woes to the
troubles of the radio set owner.
It may bertt n Joke,
might
have been thlkvea tod then It might
have been some one teekmg re-
Farrell
H agen--------Compston —
Looa ....— —
Massey -----Dlegal_____
Nick Demane
Klein ........... .
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antennae* have begun to dUap)war
during
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»<lk night. The
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___ evidence the next morning that them i
had beea an antennae on the roof
were gaunt aerial supports, literal
ly wireless.
The first theory advanced was ’
a windstorm, but there has been ,
very little wind and there was no / J
evidence of tangled wire in tho y
neighbor’s yard.
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The thief theory is uppermost.
It is thought that some one whoso •
supply of copper wire Is low has r
been attempting to replenish h faM
stores. The only remedy applied so
far has been the tedious task of pulling up a new wire.
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Chiapette..... .
Waggaman ..
Nichols ..... .
Bolcsta ------Surnzcn .......
B arnes.... .
Kenney -----Ay ton ....... ..
Connell ----Walker ........
Reid -------- N. S. Miner z
Christ
Rowe ........
Anderson *.
Fisher .......
Howard . . .
MacDonnld
Bydolck ....
Duran . ..
Rocco ........
Bench....... .
Dcnibach ..
Clark ........
Elphlck
Mnyo --.
Voorheos
Pcppin ......
A. DcMane
Schorr
Qiihhct ...
Dodge .....
Allen —
Davidson
George
Harlow
Jenson —
Soutnr
Manley
D. Miner ...
Tyrell
Kaye .
Van Lear
Glenny
Wndelhm .
Neal .........
Kruger ....
Washington News
Eleven cubie feet of water, when >.!
frosen, make twelve cubic feet of
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-------John J . MeGraw and friends Inspecting Pennant Park from hydroplane.
SARASOTA, Fla., Jan, 29.—-John J . MeGraw, who made the New
York Giants, has made prosperity for n town and a fortune for himtulff.
SfcGraw, who brought his team here each spring for training, ndvrrtlscd tho plnco by doing so. Instead of fishing for u livelihood,
everyone sells real cstuta now.
MeGraw managed to corner 1592 acres himself this winter. Now
ho’s subdividing, and is scheduled to clean up.
The "Muggsy" luck bold, too, lie discovered a rock deposit on his
land that will invc 1dm the cost of imported road matcrlul.
Toads, bntls and snakes can llvo
longer without foot! than any other
NEW YORK, Jart. 29— (A*)— creatures.
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Brimless hnts make women squint,
I)iv McFrancis hns informed tho
Retail Miliners’ Association of
America. Therefore h e expects
tho small hut to yield to tho large.
TABOO BRIMI.ES8 HATS
HAYWOOD BOSSES MINE
BROWN R EA LT Y
COMPANY
422 Union Avn, (
Phone 473-W.
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the gilU*.
Country Club
small minf«l. Brick
ihop for a
i*« wurkto the cus. tlui shop, us the barber walked to
day’s game the other end to got a hot towel.
better than
tmpired the
marked the
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Slur hurt."
*cd nut of
e s t s unit, r .Mary A. T h u r s t o n , o r
o t h e r w i s e . In und to tlio uhove doHcrlhrd rent e s t a t e ; t o lilt l iu lt le *
c t a l m l n g I n t e l e s t h u n d e r It. C. Hedford . or o l h r r w l a e . In and to tlio
a b o v e d( s c rib e d p r o p e r ty ; to all
paitleM c lalm lllK i n l e r e s l s III Olid
to th e ubovo d e s c rib e d p r o p e r t y ;
you and e ach
o f you a r « h e r e b y
He had i)o desire to let the barber
operaty on him; fearing the razor
might iHisitibly slip, not merely by
accident, ax he wax shaving the
neck.
Within close proximity of the municipal
Golf Course
B y Williams
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V 'r r s s E i - F . y
»ity to talk It over with you
Now location 104, Park
Avenue.
(Hy Associated Press)
NOVOKO, Nikolaivsk, Siberia.
Jnn. 29.—(/F)—Big Bill lluywood
House continues debate oh ngri- is now-bossing a coni mining de
11iir<- hill.
velopment with Aincrlcun method*
'fax measure opponents present of production.
guineut in Senate.
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Railroad labor legislation heav*
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NEW YORK. Jnn. 28— GP)—
Horrible Thought
New testimony given house Cltnuncey Depew is so impressed
You get all set . . . You udju-t
nimittee on Shenandoah replace- by non-'pnrtisnn tax legislation in
you high-priced enr phones . . .
Congress that he suggests Coni-1
. . You reset |
idge and Smith for the same presi
CANNES, France, Jnn. 29.—I/V) against Mile. Vlasta, she wore .»I you set the dials
. . . Time speeds on . . . it'
dential ticket in 1028.
— Helen Wills ' npparentiy bit' plain green sweater, whieh mutch, them
continues to speed on . k. - You list cm against
adopted the suggcslion of Ilig Mill ed the character of her game.
intently, eagerly . . You set milter.
— -----The distinction of the oldest bell
’Iilden to knock the cover off the
In the afternoon Miss Wills un en
the dials again . . . You reset them
hall. Tho gigl. . from California corked ^he best tennis she ev-rr i. . . Dawn . . . A faint prophetic
the fifth state |n Europe is claimed for tho largest
yesterday in one of her match*.' hns shown it) Europe. She liter whistle, i . . A thin, far-away voice
al. the Gallia tournament showed ally torg in against the English . . . Thrills, ccstacy, success . . .
Miss Cadje, her op pone til a brand girl, and smacked every liall as Russia! . . . Station KERPLOF,
of speed and accuracy of place- though she desired to hurst It. ac- broadcasting—
ment, thut oven the strong arm eompanying everv stroke with the
THE PRISONER’S SONG!!!
of Mill Wiliery probably was un- enllego yell ‘^California. t'aliforatile to work up in her champion- itin,” seldom before had she ever
ship days.
taken such chances at the net.i, J'I e u c s , tils wife. Ito lirrt I .v m l i nml
Tilden expressed the belief that the only- weakness she
showed
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Itoot sin<l H arry II. Ituol. bee mis*
only by shooting the hall with was in her overhead game
b and . and all p a r t i e s clulinliiK IIIsizzling 'speed could Helen possiOwing to the splendid showing l< l ast under W |* I,y mdi. d eceased
hly overcome tho crafty Suzanne in speed and strength ntmlc hy nt o th e rw is e . In and In ttn* follow *
f s e t 11,,'d |,’al c s l u l v 111 HonilLenglen. Keen observers of the Miss Wills ugnin.st Miss ('mile, the Ilia dI'n
u n ty . F l o r i d a
game had expressed the same opin- betting odds on the outcome of tie.* note
Tin* MK'i of tin- PK.t, of KocIMiii « J, T o w n s h ip - I .S,, llaniio
ion,' and yesterday nfter having 1-englep-Wills match have receded
won from Mile. Rosine Vnlato,
from It' to •> t*■ 9 to- 9.
In Mill | A T h u r s to n , If living, unit
t>-2, in a plucfd unconcerned manAliistcr McCormick of Chicago, li (trail, all pul Ucs claltnliia i n l e r ner. Helen unleashed strength that is also another revelation in Antcr- ( Ms mid, r Mary A. T h u rs tu ll, d e
r o t h e r w i s e . ' Ill and In tlio
ovcrwhelmed the English girl and ienn tennis on tin- Riveria. Yes- ca ebaosveed doescrib
ed real e s t a t e , it U.
left her swinging at, the wind wit It tgrday he* reached the seini-finula lied ford. If Ily in a, and It dead, all
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tier racquet.
in the Gallia tournament hy ilcfcnttled fm d . d eceased ur ( i l l u m i n e ,
The American chamnion won the trig Loi*d Charles Hope, of Kng- t*.
III a n d In I In* uluive d es c rib ed p r o
mutch, 0-0, 6-2. in the morning, land. 0-2, 0-1.
perty'; to nil i ia r tl c s c la i m i n g Intvrhimself in
saved Inm.
lea was si a;
drawn too t
Miss Wills Adopts Mel hod Of Attack
Suggested To Her By Big Bill Tilden
I umpire
is, after
is would
is going
In The Night Add To .
Radio Fan’s Troubles
USE SU LPH U R TO
H E A L YOUR SKIN
A n y ’ breaking
out of the akin,
even fiery, Itch
ing eewma, MB
bo quickly over
come by applying
Mrntho - Sulphur,
declares a pot*«
Balance on good terms
* 1^('T
■ M jf t
�29, 920
RTDAY J A N U
1)
HE SANFORD
, ■IA-.1 . =
ANOTHER VI
OF PRINCE wrestle Is (lie universally-demanded and *top thr manufacture of
rc
I tax referm.
'
'* V other car*. Thtn everybody would,
Nc matter what else congress be happy. A fellow wouldn’t mind;
_
. 1
&
LONDON,
Jan.
29
(A5
)—Th
"f
...
Prince of Wales would rather ’ap. may do or may not do, if it can paying taxes if he got nnEs MX]
pear in London in behalf of an or- work out a tax reform that will close with hU receipt.
fours,
nization like the Society, for th j please everybody, its axistenco
BILL.
throughout
all
(he
years
of
(h
i
re
eventlon
of
Cruelty
to
Children
--------- * •*
public will have been justified;
TAMPA, Jen. 29,—Friday, Feb.
And It seems such s simple mst!5, has b?en designated ns ‘'School) himself, So the Lord Mayor’s
(cr. All congress has to do is to
iuet
to
him
has
been
cancelled,
Hay” by the directors of the South
PITTSBURGH, Jato. 29.—{*>)—
le made the announcement at. a provide (he money to give at least
MANY OTHERS
i nc member of every family a pub
^banquet of the society.
Carnegie Hero Fund Commis
Miss Evelyn Mnric Wertz, Rural
lic jtb with enough salary to sup
sion meeting in twenty-second an
be ndmitted without charge nnd
Route 1, Cortland, Ohio, Ifl year| W>11 he the guests of the awocin- f. German ,num
manufacturers of Indus port (ho family, to provide money
nual session‘here today, recognizold
student,
tried
to
save
a
girt
lino
ntsn
special
program
of
enterP™1
t
ni*
chinery
are co p in g Amer- enough to make every brook in tho
. ed 29 acts of heroism. Fourteen
navigable river
dorp
tainmcnt
to
he
given
during
tho;
„
n,
JmPror*njents
and are gaining country a ngyigable
river deep
of those cited lost their lives in from drowning nt Andover, O,
*
' ! * f , de.markct for a cheap product) enough to accommodate the LeviaAugust
13,
1925;
bronze
medal.
;j heroic deeds.
In each case n
give every
. . . . . cross-roads
.
quality.
J ---- *........................................../
- •> Jthan, to g«vc
in
Tho directors
nrc arranging n of Inferior quality.
Alice R. Gear)-, 41(1 Highland
bronze medal was awarded,
the country a pnstoffice buildmg
r-; The dependents of those who Ave., San Bernardino, Cal., 64, long program for this special event
costing from one million dollars
-sacrificed their lives were given nurse, saved a boy from a runaway. It will require nbnul an hour and n
upwards to provide money to pave
What
Skinny
Men
Persistent coughs and colds lead to •
team of horses nt San Bernardino half to present and will he made
* pensions aggregating $10,140
nil the highways of America, and
lip with particular attention to in
^ year. In. six cases money awards
^*r*• bronco medal.
to maintain the army, the navyund serious trouble. You can atop them
Ought
To
Know
•totaled $9,900 for educational pur- ^
BMmche Nelson, $809 terest children.
the prohibition officers— to do all now with Creomulsion, sn emulsified
The directors have set aside S a t- I P !B V ^ V H B _ _ _
poses.
Ocean View Drive, Oakland. Cal.,
that without making any citizen of creosote that la pleasant to lake. Creo
You probab|y know that Cod l b United Staten pay any r art of mulsion la a new medical discovery
f f i t -------T i fwere
i i 41, housewife, saved a boy from urday, Feb. C, as "Boy and Girl
thousand- dollars
with two-fold action; it soothes and
Day" in honor of the two Liver Oil is the grentert flesh pro- these funds.
•warded for other worthy purposes. drowning nt.Cnmp Curry, Cal., Scout
_____*i-------- ---and
- - i ------- i_s i — of
-*
organizations
appreciation
-Two of the citations named women, Jne 24. 1923: bronze medal.
duccr in the world.
That certainly ought to be easy, heals the inflamed membranes And In
E. Rudolph Lnno, Fremont, N. the services of tho Tampa groups
germ growth.
while another named a 16-year old
Because it contains more Vita- and if this congress can’t solve a hibits
_F| saved
t ,« n student
*WWVi|k U
IIU uvtgUlJ»lVU
C„
and
attempted of each throughout the fair..
Of ail known drugs, creosote is re©rtifiri.
little
problem
like
that,
the
whole
,
. , ,
to save another from drowning nt
Ever)’ hoy and girl scout in the mines than any foo^ you can get.
hunch of Vnt ought to resign and ognired by high medical authorities as
The heroes who
lost
their lives B|lKley> N. C(f Jyno 22,1922;
state will be admitted and it is
You’ll be glad to know that God let us elect some of these* etrect one of Uie greatest healing agencies for
. were:
_
bronze medal.
probable a program will be a r Liver Oil comes In sugar-coated rornrr stslrsnirn who know Juht persistent coughs and colds and other
.{led a t * J- Ambler Shull, 735 Thirteenth ranged for them. It Is expected tablets now, so If you really want low it can he done.
forms of throat troubles. Creomulsion
(folph, Ohio,
^ whci -St., Southwest, Roanoke, Vn., saved
What the average man cannot contains, Jn addition to creosote, other
..Andover, 0 ., Aug, 13,
192*, a ^jrj from drowning nt Arcadui, that the majority will come to to put 10 or 20 pounds of ronl
healing elements which soothe and heal
attempted to •*** •
Va , July 20, 1924; bronze medal,
Tampa In groups of troops from healthy flesh on your .bones ami understand is why the government, the infected membranes and stop the
with
all
the
mints
it
has
to
coin
m drowning. .
triilow recc
j a m c f H. Story, Quinton, Okln., each city, parading to the grounds.
feel well and strong ask Union money and all thu presses it has to irritation and inflammation, while the
\ S h ? w l t K O O I 3 d " i o n ,l W r t L . i » • » . * “ « « * .•» « * » • 11
The scouts hrive given service of Pharmacy or any druggist for a print money, cannot make enough creosote goes on to the stomach, la ab
man from suffocating in a mine at Inestimable Value each year, direc •tf&t of McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Com nvnry to run on without taking sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat
lildreri
Okln., Auk. 11, 1924;
B lltaerl. Alcott, Rural Rout 1, Quinton,
Q
what littlo a poor citizen ran man of the trouble and checks the growth
tors said, approximately GO from pound Tablets.
Torrlngton, Conn., 12 year old blrenze medal.
Only GO cents for 60 tablets and age, by dint of great and untiring of the germs.
school boy, drowned attempting % . Kennard N. Dudgeon, Ln Porto, each organization serves in somo If you don’t gain five pounds In induntry, to get his hands on.
Creomulsion Is guaranteed satisfac
^ rescu e a factory hand at Torring- Ind., 15, saved n farmer from a useful capacity each day, members 30 days your druggin* Is author
All your life, Ed, you have been tory irf the treatment of
ot persistent
tqn. Conn., July 21, 1923.' Ills burning bnm nt Hanna, Ind., Aug. tuklng turns nt the task. The Girl ized to hand you back the money hearing about a place called coughs and colds, bronchial asthma,
31, 1924; bronze mcdul.
father received a bronze medal.
Utopia.' Utopia Ik a country wher? ’ bronchitis and other forms of respirayou paid for them......... ........... .
, .
Charles Hunter Dukeman, Cur- „ Waynq
J I .W.
P . Gilchrist,
_ _ . P P P _Sunset
_ ....... Scouts maintain n first aid tent
It Isn’t anything unusual fur a they have a congress that is smart tory diseases, and is excellent for build*
near
the
entrance,
while
the
boy
; tin, Pa.,1- railroad brakeman, killed Bench, Cal., saved n hoy from
person to gain 10 pounds in 30 enough to run the government ing up the system after colds or flu.
I t F W 'a train when he attempted to drowning nt Sunset Reach, April scouts hnvo n “camp'r on the days.
without collecting any taxes.
Money refunded if any cough or cold la
•aaTe a man at Boll* Landing. Pa., 22-JH22: bronze, medal.
I have read that -in -the Isle of not relieved after taking according to
“Get MeCoy’s, the original and
grounds, members of both organi
Oct. 9, 1924.
Jersey the people pay no tax.s. directions. Ask your druggist. Creozations act ns guides in the various genuine Cod Liver Oil .Tablet."
• S V M K W S ^ - tSSSSH. W
a bronze medal.
Thr government raises Jersey ro*» tnulsion Company, Atlanta, Go. (adv )
buildings, furnish information to
nnd the cows pay the taxes. I
:t Street, Canajoharle, N
j
S
S
"
KlrVfrom
d
&
J
t
a
?
X
f J i" strangers and nre ushers in the
think
our government ought to try
N. J ., di
tenac June 7, 923; bronze medal,
TAXES
the row business.
tempting to rescue a f s r n hand
*
p / Mur^h„ 12f brother grand stand in.the main events.
It would h? quite a change to
-from ■uffocatlng In a vinegar thnK ^ Krapc,n who pnrticipntcd In the
have
the taxes here paid bv cows
CaPyjcbaHe, N. Y ., 0 attempted rescue; bronze medal.
Instead of by goats— and you
pHIa wldowfreceived a bronze medal, Vir^(j j^H oilcr, 1026 N. Peoria
know whut I mean when 1 say
••gnala.’’
Charles
As the government might go in
the nutomohile business. Manufac
ture and Hell Essex nutonioliilr.t,
o
R isked
o f Heroism
Friday, Feb
Be ‘School
Tampa Exhl
R
and benefits of $26 a month.
Provide for Family
Amos Franklin Cantrell, Route 1,
’ New Market, Ala., farmer, died at‘ - tempting to save another farmer
from a gas filled well at New
, Market, Ala., May 14, 102S. The' EV ER T T R U E
n y CONDO
} widow received a bronze medal nnd >
.
benefits of $45 monthly, with $30
NOR* W O U L D
YOU
. , . . . — 3-wr
o ii.y tlM
’ additional for six children.
Henry W. Meyers, Box 1042,
D IF F IC U L T Y in a i w v / s X i n ®. Y O U ^ S C U * T& T?
IF. LI13.
{ Roundup, Mont., died attempting
i n -t k i c a t c
t f e J f r f O N S o p human s o o k s t y ,
- S U G A R ......; .............} ..........
to savif a girl from drowning nt
Y o u 'f c S -TOO H A S T Y , M P . T R u e . ,
y o u OOGKV
''’‘.Roundup, June 26, 1925. His wid
t o R C A D UP ON
-----------------ow was awarded a bronze mednl
NO. 2 PINK
and $45 monthly, with $35 a month
SALMON, 2 Cant*.....j. ....
' additional for seven children.
Felix Hood, negro, 110 Beech St.,
i Fairmont, W. Va., attempted to
NO. 2 TOMA
save a mother and daughter from
TO ES, Can m ..... _•...........
’ drowning at.Fairm ont, July 13,
1924. The widow received $60 u
month with $20 additional for four
M AXW ELL HOUSE
children and a bronze tncdul.
i
C O FFEE ...........r
,
H. Bunyan Thomas, Rural Koulu
Unlonvllle, N. C„ died attemptto save a fellow farmer from
NO. 2
'
focatJng in a well a t Monroe,
CORN ........ .............
_ . C., Sept. 0, 1025. A bronze
medal and $05 monthly, with $16
.additional for threo chiidren, \vn<
WALDORF TO ILET I'A l'E R
■warded tho widow.
2 Rolls
William T. Knight, 410 West Sec
ond Street, Northeast, Washington,
'V ~
________. -------------- !
attempting to save a girl from
f c 'B l U E 3.'CD 13(2.
O P O N V ’S.’Y 1
drowning at DcQil, Okln., Aug. 23,
lP2ff. Tho widow Jrocelml $ 7 0 1 C H O L O G -Y " L C O U L D "BB. OUT 'P A ST tN O . T H U i
n;- monthly, $10 additional for twoj a f f t .'e .'I 3 M A N I A C S , A N D T M C A M A T t U R .
%
children and a bronze medal.
j|
21HI Sanford Avenue
S
A
X
O
P
H
O
N
E
P
L
A
Y
tS
'R
.V
,
AtVC?
1
. Edgar C. Broyles, Okolona, Miss.,
M 'SHT GVCW
h R S Y U P fu lT H / / - T r o n
negro, died attempting to save a
*
TH E R EST
FOR LE SS
ONO. O K Tteu O
J ^
'
•1
**
man front drpwning at Kosciuoko,
■
> )
Miss., July 17. 1024. His widow "'PSYCM AO LOG.Y'
a H D K H E B n B R M M C I K B H «■! I U I I R 1 U i H I E J I U H B D i H Q n i
received benefits of $70 monthly;
t3 0 ( ? (3 .S
___
^
_____
additional for two chililrcnLbnd
. a bronze medal.
nU D i i i n i i H n i i i u i i H i i i v ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i
; Jena A. Schmidt, 340 Yctmmi
Avenue, Tottenvllle, Staten Island
N. Y ., died attempting to snvo a
an from drowning ut TottenvilU-,
, Y ., Oct. 10, 1U25. A bronze
medal and benefits of $7B o month
with $6 additional f o r ’a son xvas
•warded tho Vhidow.
^D ayton Baird Miller, 757 Quebec
Place, Northwest, Washington, I).
C.. clergyman, died attempting to f e a r ? -.
Ireseue a buy- from drowning at
rewater, Md., Aug. 22,1925. His
ow received a bronze medal, $75 , •'** * »T "A* a w t e t me . I - x ' l
onthly and *$6 additional for a
ughtei.
,.. M. Columbus Sisco, Big Finey,
Wyoming, died attempting to save
• man from suffocating in a mine
Oysters
Lobsters
Shrimp
•t Quinton, OkU., Aug. 11. 1024.
Ills widow was awarded a bronze
medal and $70 monthly with $10
additional for two children.
Quality, Weight and Service
&Poultry
! 217 Sanford Ave.
How Doctors T reat
Ids And The Flu
To break up a cold overnight or
> cut short an attack of grlnpc,
afluenta, sore throat or tonsilitis,
syslcisns and druggists are now
jmmending Calotsba, tho puri1 and refined calomel compound
let thalwkra* you the effects of
ome! Jrtfd salts combined, withput the'unpleasant effects of eith-*
or two CaloLubs at bedIme X liL i a swallow of w ater,‘ .'a a lL \ X p salts, no nausea
the slldhtc^t interference with
tr- work or pleasure.
Ing your cold has vail
ur system is thoroughly
and you are feeling fini
* b®*rty appetite for breakE at whut you ptcasb,—nc
r.
f ,» family package, containull directloiu, only $5 cents.
;1 pound Compound
’ Lard ............. j
2 poimds.Gocd
Prunes . . . . J
16 oz. Bottles
C atsu p :............ ■
No. 1 Can Corn Beef.
H a s h ................
8 ounefe
Mayonnaise ..
M aple-Leaf Maple
B u tte r .........
5 P a ck a g e s Gold Dust
1 Cake Fairy Soap.
McCuller Grow
A t the Basket
Phone U s— 'We Delivcrfl
H o u se irnouM
•1 S trin g , 2 ID
FLO U !
R O VST. I X
I F H ’II
IM iT A T O E A . ID L b s .
■SSc
§.TO MER
Kendalls
m
Tht
M arket
QA/y f i g u r e 1 1
?<?AT rO t J S S U$ L
o v e r n Me
Phone 478-W
110 SANFORD AVE.
SUGAR
BEANS
F at. Hens
Campbell’**
3-Ctm.i
.
Smoked H errings
r
Orunulutcd
TOMATOES
Haddock Fillets
.
.
*
.
Baltim ore Special Oysters
;‘
*v 1 '* *.*?•*i
Large Cooked Shrimp
2 STnmbird
^
_
* n' rpt
White Shad
5
s
--------------------
31c
If It’s Sea Food
" ® ""
and DeJii
H i
t
I 478-W .
. *
—
-
27c
Icnn Ilmnd Choice Hr*15
Large Fan
45c
Hokur Coffee
L b . Tixiji
23c
Oclcjjan. Soap l*awdtr
6,Pkgs. .
l*alt\vdiu- Scu;*
:i Ibtrs*
*
•
F u re Cider
Vlnej'ur, ill**.
CrUco, 1 Lb. 26c.
6 Lb.*.
Libia
All Kinds o f Fresh W ater Fish
Toilet PajK'i*
R ed Ci.’cW*
Coffee, Lb.
■
Spanish Mackerel
Salt W ater Mullet
Roe Shad
5
1 ■
S Fan cy F riers
27c
COUNTRY
WEEK?
Yell*
‘Him Fling l art:iI Pitches*, fitn
10 Lb».
j
NO . 2 CANNED
TOMATOES,
ED G EW 00D GROCERY
r
S u g a r ...........
Corner Fourth and Sanford Ave
..65c
?7c
: 9c
50c
14c
15c
s
10 lbs. Good Soundli
( Potatoes......... ...
10 lbs. Granulated ‘ ■
Cnn
oa.st Uw.r
_23c
31.43
*
29c
. Toilet Pai»er
3 f e r ___ - .........— “
Snowdrift, 1 Lb. 25c
( 8 Lbs« *......»•■*** ■"
L ib b y ’s Cooked
Hrnins
— *1
__x* *
W e D re ss
i . - ••
X /1
CK'r ■
�F R ID A Y JANIT j
GTON
LETTER
S P, STEWART
we ve been before;1 %
. Tp; « « ' « . Liberia free invented
J S o i r K>pSn4loVS
ox, for of course I nm an ojc.whpn
I wear a yoke.
•*! wear the ynke of party regu
larity *s best l ean, but let me say
that it Is not a case:in which the
sailed jade doesn't wince. I cry
aloud. I am not the captain of my
soul.
„ , t .
"I am compelled to be reasoimbly regular but I am no more" reg
ular than I have to be."
ttealh1the Nwh<S?UlPonnte’«0ni!Ct 1
am i vests-, I'J| l> ■ VouM f l I L t 1*
•Render# nn ; J p . t e r t ‘ SU5‘
f,:
■'
m u notice.]," ni’W cd
Iwbc; (lashw,*."how many
the
;loxltn;rar. , rolled
r s t o v<ier
|j st^
ti bit ttrn
at H
Vb.i
te rn e ft: and open in front
S
»
-slave*who
bcKan
co,on'
tzintr freed
there
in 1M2,
to
get them out of tho way.
Nnce Americans started it, it
always has been an obioct ot rath
e r special in te re s t to the Waahlnglen government.
An American
-m* receiver and treasury ad'isor proaidbs over its financial af
fair* now,
•
The average American, however,
probably never has heard much
more about it than just its name.
Rut if it’s ubouti to become.Uie
chief source of our Jmbbcr supplies,
We are making our final Price
t* *,•»''<4 f ." *. ,* "
it like
consul
it Re-
^
#
tage of this wonderful op p o' r tu n i t y .
“ '???•oW. ,,02<’*Mwon t land f,,
dasher I know, "how dld-faahldh- tflJjJ1" .*>»••. Why. 1 saw‘ a „jP
ed congressmen a re ? "
I : ur.e ^ Hanlel Webster once tha
I'd never particularly notlced.ib' bad on one of those collars , ;u
m.vsolf.
i 1’" *
"Gosh! yes," said the habor-i
■dasher, “particularly senators. Tho
WA* HINGTON, .Ian. 29.—i,p>—
lower house nin’t, so bad. They’re
l*,c lu’L*rn republic o|
mostly younger men. I guess that L'berin is a good rubber country
accounts for it. But the Senate’s ,»*™ American interests have under
full of old roosters who can re- Jtfkon to develop it as such, on c
member back to the Civil War, 'large scale,the chances are v >t
and a lot of ’em stick to the sarao'gdliy? tobmfcno a good deal i., t
old styles they wore then."
ter acquainted with it soon than
"Would you believe I t ? ” con- LX.—
tinued tho haberdasher, "I sell
suspenders to half p dozen sena- • .
tors. Say, they can’t keep thoir
pants on w ith -belts. ..
"There was a lot of Jokin’ about
Magnus Johnson’a
suspenders.
i-j ffit
dise, Saturday. T a k e advan
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.—"Ain’t
Ion—a
iV
reduction on Spring Merchan
iitt ssurprising."
u rp risin g ," o
b s e r v e d aft h
nber- j
observedI
hnber-
it the
eat in
nc op
inion
t
XV -M E N ’S .S U IT S
Ut'ccivud Another Shipment
--------- ■
_________
100 D RESSES
W e have J uki received a la rg e ship
m e n t o f m ep's llftht weight, Sprlm r
Knits, and we aru o ffe rin g them Oral
at relinked prices, Inelm tcd In th is
shipm ent are the fnvnreil g rey s and
th e ilou lilr breasted blu e suits.
W ired fo r Satu rd ay, only
T h e s e d re sse s have arriv ed w ithin
l b s p a s t f e w d a y s to s e l l ' o i l tbn
lant d a y o f o u r b i g J a n u a r y S ale .
In Mils kh lp m atit, . i b e c a r e f n l b u y e r
w ill Pnd tho n ew p r i n t s a n d f l o r a l
p a t t e r n s n n f l a t c r e p e s t h a t p ro m h»-s l o lie s o Kimil durliiK S p r i n g
t i m e a n d Minimal-. S i i i u n l n y o n t y
1 )1 T17 m i
1)3 I f I I
1 lots, 25 fool cadi, 2 corners, in Block
A T IS M ?
“! / ’ First Street Extension; all for $25,New Arrivals In
000. This property in considerably under
priced.
>
JJ
’ ’ The
LADIES’ S U P P E R S
T /t
FnmouH
M A R L H 0R 0 SHIRTS
The p o p u la r while! I'.nullrli hrondcloth S h irts, w ith collar* a ttac h ed .
Also" o t h e r m attes In colors and d if
f e r e n t p a tte r n s - S a tu r d a y only a t
R . W. LA W TO N . Realtor
$4.50 to $6.95
Kc:il Kslnlp anti Investnirnts— Phone 71.1 Mcjsch
lUiilding
Salt's ITircp: If. W. I,aw (tin and J . M. Itoche
Spring and Spmnu-r
Stu rd y
M ILLIN ER Y
M EN’S OXFORDS
-
lin e o f m i l l i n e r y t h a t we arp
tit mu nt t h e s e u r e a I ty , re d uced
a r e e h o a e n tri>m h i i i II ik .and
ti. >i.. t ,
au th en tic
s t y le s .
The
, « . si In nil fu h rle a and IrlnitolOK*.
T h e W ' a r c ^ s w ' aVrlv nls— not i m r l j
t h a t wo hnyn hart f o r m o n th s. J n e l t i d e d III t p o s a l e a r c I l i a l i g h t I n n a
■till tioiftg w o r n s o
p le t e range o f s l i e s .
.i i day. Hnlurtlny f o r
much.
Com
Opposite the Postoffice
■/\<Vvt'i f* site >!VrtiHdb
a golden opportunity
for investment
W here Geneva Street
oms Crescent Boulevard
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Sanford’s shrewdest investors, keen financiers from the
yprth, conservative business men from the East men
wholfriow values and who invest only where the great
est profits are possible, have bought properly in Druid
Park. In their judgment it is one of the best investments
in this vicinity, and location is the Golden K ey that will
unlock the door to future profits on every dollar they
have invested.
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Nature lias supplied the setting, but man has begun the
landscaping treatment which will produce here, a t the
intersection of two of the city’s most im portant a rteral highways^a community of homes destined to be
come one of fthe choice sections of the entire Sanford
District.
Druid Park is an ideal home location in the midst of
natural and created beauty with every opportunity for
the enjoyment of life under conditions that promise
fuure health and prosperity.
We nro dealroua of everyone Booing this developmont before the enhancement of value* cau»ed
}>y completed improvements demand a sulikUntlUl
increase In prices. Phone and a courteouH repre
sentative will accompany you to the property.
OUR ORGANISATION
C. A- Batton
C. i i B ritt
?A.a * Chittenden
f^ n ^ C h itte n d e n
L ’JP- Chittenden
Frank J . Fitzpatrick
D. C. Griffin
■W. C. Hi»
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iw ftl. Hunt
•-hhlTTENDEN RRALT
Howard Overlin
Mildred 0 - Tcabody
E . H- Pichard
F ran k T+ W oodruff, Jrt
BA R T K
First Rational
Soles Director
�THE 8ANFOBD HERALD,
* -- -- -WOkTJHy T « *v J a n ; , n o w - uniter jariadletw W -ofibi Bu
'(/P )—The “Helium E tfp re if will be
every govern
d
I v - » p ic tu r e ^ * part of w lr
*“e n ta
**'l department‘ privileged 46
4cqnhiltlo»5 holtum for legitimate
ery. If plena 6f both army and fmvy needs.
for handling the buoyant element
The. coat,'once prohibitive, hag
^8<k! lh llghloMHflh-nlreraft devel come down from $1,1300 n cubic
op according'to present Indications. foot for the first drumful produced
.,-The . Udious, . , laboratory.tike to Is m than $27 a thouand Cubic
feet for, the Hf>0,0Q0 feet a month
extracted at the plant at this time.
fmn.. base, to
se in long black
Should items allowed for helium
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trains of omit
development in the present budget
ij ial tank tfahi
before Conferees prove sufficient to
,'t was approved
i
reau of E xn k ____
•from ' which helium is r e a c t e d
I,- arrive at the United States helium The cost can be brought doam t(
>, • plant here within'3 0 .daya.
$17 a thousand cubic feet, ft b
Drawn up far enough behind the pointed out by R, A. Cattell, Wash
j
lines to be safe from hostile shells, tngtoni engineer in charge of-hsl
w, for they will be chklfgM to hlgh- ium development, Bureau of Mins
v -.i.exploaive«pressure, -a battery of Who was here recently for a confer
SL nine or ten such com will be able ence with plant'officials.
E [ to fill a dirigible the else of the
on this,
basis_Production
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n nnA
AhA* would
f_*. 1
Ill-starred Shenandoah.'
be at the rate' of 2,000,000' cubic
& ; ;■ One will carry more than enough feet n month, or enough to fill a
helium to .Inflate a blimp of the ship of the Shenandoah's site every
TO type hangared at Scott Field, four weeks. The cost of producing
" and in a small fraction of the time this amount, after the expenta of
com AY. JANUARY 29. 1926
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n ci i ilu n
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output, said C. F. Cook, engineer in
charge , of production ' at Fort
U N .IL
SA N FO R D
porting 210,000 cubic feet each be
comes less of a feat by comparison.
The history of helium develops
m*nt In this country is another
f commercial romance, tinged with
the grlmnesa of national necessity.
Prom n business enterprise opera,
ted by two private companies, it
MANOR.
T U D O R
IRD,
Indian Mound
ON THE HIGH SH ORES OP TH E ST,
JOHNS R IV E R
Chonen by the first Americans because of its
natural beauty, its water, hunting and fishing ad
vantages. Now being madb n bower of beauty
for youi'home.
This is your chance.
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Manor.
Building activity has redoubled in \
Each day another chapter is added to the story
SA L E S AGENTS
Sanford s most exclusive community of homes
Phone 707
Moaonlc Dldg.
opening Ml
Pendulum of Progress increases its momciitnn
hour.
SEMINOLA
Florida’s R ace Course Beautiful
urgent advice is unnecessary. Common sense a#
History of Florida s other outstanding develops
TH E SEMINOLE JO CK EY CLUB
L0N G W 00D
Between
Sanford and Orlando
prove conclusively that'this hour, this stage, is the
ing time at Sanford Manor. For the investor, profits
directly ahead. For future residents, the cream of h
sites arc obtainable at prices which will buy onl;
commonplace elsewhere.
It is refreshing to note that Seminole’s
Exhibit at the Sub-Tropical MidW intepFairat Orfando, Feb. 16-20,
bids fair to exceed all former county
shows. And we take space to say
that we want all you. people T O
V IS IT T H E F A IR and see how
well you look.
W. R. 0 N E A L , President
J . L. GILES, Treasurer
C. E. HOWARD, M anager*
Pullman coaches leave Sanford daily,
at *0:45 A. M., and 3:00 P. M., from
the Valdez Hotel, for Sanford Manor.
W e assure th at your presence on one
these trips, as our guest, will in
sure for you a pleasant remembrance.
GEORGE J BLRTMAN PRESIDENT
The above sketch portravs the dis
tinctive type of street markers beta;
$ erecteodn Sanford Manor.
n Minutes South
SANFORD OFFFICE:
Orlando
LOIIBY VALDEZ HOTEI
�THE SANFORD HERALD
economic .condition*,
In* heard.
therefore. the geographer states,
«ners1ly increased with.the popuS tom but in Georgia, as in most
other stated, there were fewer
marriages In 192<, the lntest census figures revealed than In 1923.
Tho poor crops of M i may hiave
had something to do with It, it
was stated, and a law passed in
the summer of that year requiring
five days’ notice previous to the
issuing of a m*rriage Hcenso,
caused a notlcoiblc fftlllnfir off in
the latter part of the year.
Tho nation-wide slump, however,
Dr. Harper said, could not have
been due tq either wegthw or law,
and it'fi* n curious and perhaps.not
altogether unrelated coincidence
that it happened at the aamef time
with the greatest Increase In all
history in the fashion of bobbed
Successful W r e n
S t a t i c Decreases
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o’clock for an
American broadcasting. .Yesterday
Berlin was reported to have pick
ed up part of an American pro
gram.
Static, that prevailed durlpg tho
day, subsided to such an oxteht Ia*t
night that New York and other
points heard programs broadcast
from Hamburg,' Madrid, [-Pilaws) s.
Prague, Breslau, Birmingham, Vi
enna. and Moscow In Europe, and
x l»UBUC ACCOUNTANTS
n » « , ; a « tt. i n i *■■>*]« r , m 9tm M W w
BUSINESS IS BETTER!
Row About lotting us have that listing that you have
been holding buck for tho Winter Buying Session?
I f you would like to pick up iomo real bargains be
fore another increase in prices, we have what you
1— 3 -5-room flats, wiln bath, facing East on Myrtle, bpI.’ow leased to JDee. 1926 at $90 per month.
want.
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Chn 714.
2.
—100,ft. to 160 f t facing East on Sanford Avenue be
tween 10th and 11th Streetss f\60 per foot. Terms reasonable.
WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS
ACREAGE*
In" the whole United States in
1024 about 2 per cent of tho popu
lation got married, while in Georgia
at the same time, there were 32,401
Room 8, Garner*Woodruff BMf,
PAUL LAKE
3.
—15 acre celery farm*—7 acres tilled—In Eureka Ham
mock. Price 910,poo, 93,000 cash. 1 and 2 years on balance.
BUSINESS-HOMES
4.
911,000.
f/Jhotu- 72 7
crook
Robertson, Williams and Monahan
tw een 10th and 11th alreets, 80*117, double garmga. 910,000.
94,000 carh
' iTirtioia' ' ' n t w m iu w M i
—I.ot 50x111 facing East on Sanford Avenue.
f-t.O'jO cash,
2 and 3 years.
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Licensed Real Estate Broker
Salesman— E. T. MOORS.
Price
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\k\lclei Realty Co.
[Jan. 39 .
Lr mnrripree rate
j svcrnjre,
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at South
llvorce at
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fellow has forgotten there ia thing, somebody drives t.\
a horse and buggy’.
any mis[Palmetto
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Established 1010
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R ESU LTS
Two lots in Mnyfnir.
One at the very low fig-
tirb of 53,500.00 arid I lie other whieh is on Mel••( *
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Tonville Avev, and close to Union Ave., at $ 1,0 0 0 .
One lot on Sanford Avenue at Sikteenth Street
$3000, one-third cash- balance over lliree years
= 1 0 the glamor and romanc^ of yesteryear> so
much identified with the spot upon which
Loch Arbor is being created there has been
— added the genius of a modern city builder,
seize upon those intangable values to which
of the pillagers are closed.
Sanford Realty Company
II. S. LONG, Manager
9-10-11 Rail Building
T h e beautiful rolling hills, the silvery lakes and water
ways have a worth in happiness that cannot be com
puted in dollars. T h e abundance of natural beauties
have been immeasurably enhanced by all the arts of man.
'ays AT DE LAND
T h e S o u th ’s P R E M IE R E V E N T
i* and in stru c tiv e ex h ib it o f th e m arv elo u s resource* of Florida>« most
Tlir third ex p o sitio n will w ith o u t a doubt lie g re a te r and g ra n d e r th an ever,
, e ro-operatlon w ith o u t a p e e r an y w h e re In all th e so u th lan d ,t A M idw inter
l»c nothing sh o rt o f a s to u n d in g .
Pioneering period at Loch Arbor is passed and today
it is taking shape as a master development of opportunity
— opportunity for happiness for the home-builder— op
portunity for wealth to the investor. Every improvejnent is going in at Loch Arbor and the developers are
keeping faith with purchasers in the rapid completion
of their great project.
CITRUS FR U IT E X H IB IT S
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.G rapefruit— in a il th e ir g lo ry , b u rs tin g w ith Juice, ju stly referred to as
? K» < UWi l l be ahow n In b e w ild e rin g a r r a y — U> v a rie tie s —count cm — 40.
VEGETABLE EXHIBITS
! »snd, solid and substantial kind, grown In Volusla’a own incom parable
'Mcroua profusion. 4R varieties (fount 'em)— IK.
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FLOWER SHOW
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L lU,b riIf ;liK*, *Jjr-p* rr,,n,w i< U n 4 . from
of th e tropic* to t
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m em ories o f y o u t h .
T h e ap irllu elle fro n d s o f the M p arag u *
u ' lri^*l a rra y an d ballroom a— a re th em .
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GOLD MEDAL POULTRY SHOW
collection o f chlckena w ith a n c e a to rle a d a tin g back to th e tim e w hen Kve H « t
“f J " f t * ? ™ * Certainly thU U one of the big poultry showa o f t ke^ ouh .
IT m , * ! :? 00 additional square fyet of apace required to stage it. A»d eutrlaa
ONE THOUSAND OTHERS
•matrtili* “ jUWcn of our aturdv acj
*how• * "
Profclo n als; a Btocl
ow’ Small Kruila Shew, and
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HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT.Inc.
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Telephone Stfft
SALES AGENTS
Neat to Post Office
First. SL and Palmetto Are.
�tAY. JANUARY 29j 191
II— Automobile*
. Sanford Dally Herald ’
W A N T AD. RATES
Termst Cash In Adrahee
. ..Telephone ads. will he re
ceived from patrons and
* ertlleefor fknt Immediately
fur payment.
10c a line
. 8c a line
. 7c a line
5c a line.
The reduced rates are for con
secutive insertions. *
<Six words of average length
are counted a line;
Minimum charge of 80 for
first Insertion.
All advertising . la restricted
to" proper classification^
" I f an error is made Thp San
ford Herald will bo responsible
for only one Incorrect Insertion,
the* advertiser for mib.-oquent
insertions. The office should be
notified immcdialcly in case of’
tPror.
1
? „ TO ADVERTISERS
’-A Herald representative there
onghly ’familiar • wiili rntes.
rules ahd Classification will give
vteb rdmhletc information. And’
ICi;' 'wi^i, they wilt assist you
In., orrfing your want ad. to
qjUre it more effective.
/'IM PO R T A N T NOTICE r*
'Advertisers should give their
struct or postoffico address< as
well as their phone number if
tneV desire results. About one
ristder out of a thousand his n
telephone, and tho otherh -can't
communicate with you unless
they‘ know your address.
All discontinuance MUST he
made in peraon at The San*
ford Herald office nr by let
ter. Telephone discontinuan
ces are not valid.
Courteous... Prom pts Efficient
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I— Announcem ents
11— Automobiles for Sale
I I — Automobiles for Sale
Id—BuiWinjr—Contracting
GUARAN+FED' FORD USED
CARS.ANti TRUCKS'
$ 60.00
LATE Mode! Chrysler Six. Owner 1922 Tearing
. 50.00
going north. Call 131.
1922 Touting
1922 Tooting
BETTER
185.00
1923 Touring
1923 Touring
U 8ED CARS
1923 Roadster
— ’..J.
1— 1023 Chrysler Touring Six in 1923 Roadster
----first class shape, rood rubber, runs 1925 Mod. T. Chassis...
Uko new. We traded this car in on 1924 Coupe ---- new Imperial Sedan.
1922 Sedan --------------1—1924 Essex four-Coach.
1924 Fordor Sedan — ...
1— 1924 Essex Six Coach.
1923 Ton T ru ck --------- 1—Ford Touring, $63.60.
1923 Ton T ru c k ----1923 Ton Truck — .....
CHAS; T. F U L L E R MOTOR CO. V-63 Cadillac Sedan. A
and -Terms,
Chryiler Dealer.
411 West First Street .
EDWARD HIGGINS
Phone 602.
INCORPORATED
Cor. Palmetto Ave. and Commercial
CHRYSLER
Street.
CHAS. T. F U L L E R MOTOR CO.
Phone 331
411 W. 1st S t
Phone 692 Sanford, Fla.
W ILLYS-K N IG H T and Overland.
-F . and M. Motor Co., Perk and
Commercial.
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SALESMEN!
SANFORD ELECTRIC CO.
Successors to GitUm A P U tt
118 Magnolia. E varything elec
One of the largest developmonta
trical. Phone 422. ElectragiQt
in Florida requires the services of
Radio.
.
several high grade salesmen to preIMES Hi COWAN— All kinds sent a proposition of merit.
of Tint and Sheet M etalW ork.
Only men who are capable of
Water and Boat Tanks. A t Oak
approaching the beat peo] le in this
------------- - 11-------- ------- lered. To
auch men we offbr an opportunity
MIRACLE Concrete C o , general to make more money than they
cement work, sidewalks, build have ever earned. Prospects fur
ing block*, irrigation boxes. J . R. nished.
Terwilleger, Prop,
Our.Dislrict Sales Manager will
!be in Sanford Friday and Saturday
for personal interviews. Bus will
T. M. DUNLAP: Palntii
leave for property Sunday morn
better kind. 10th ar
ing.
Phone 556-W.
'Apply—
RUN AN AD in these columns.
The cost is small, results are
H. J . LEPPER
great. Phone 148.
Montezuma Hotel
AUTOMOBILE D EALERS: If you
want to. sell your uM flcare, ad
vertise daily on the classified page.
SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX
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IN C,
7 T
203 Oak Avenue
Phone 41
CHEVR
Don-Jon CKavi
2nd and Magnolia
Millpr O. PRHUps Co., Ind.
Pleasure cars and'Graham trucks.
Oak and 2nd S tre e t '
Phone 3
Ba r g a in s
in
USED CARS
SANFORD BUICK CO.
212 Magnolia Avenue
Phone 867
1922 Ford louring.................J
1920 Ford Touring..;.;..:......:...:
1923 Overland Touring-----IIUPS— MARMONS
1924 W.-Knlght Sedan..........
1923 Dodge ......L ........... ........
?nn MS“ nf<V;d Automobile Co.
ZOO Magnolia Ave.
Phono 137 1924 W. K. Touring........—
FORDSON
F . A M. MOTOR CO.
Inc.
. Phone 331
Cor Park and Commercial
Sanford
Sanford DeaVex,. S. A. Pine
W. F irtt SL
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Phone 617
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11.
G. C. KNIGHT, President.
‘ J. W. BIIQOKS, Secretary.
S U F FE R E itS of heart trouble,.An
giriA Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthma
High' Blood Pressure, Is:'nralyals, I
W ill g 1n il 1y te n y im t r e e . hoW JTOU
can got quick and lasting relief,
without, using drugs, medicine or
leruibju Address R , ,V. Walden, Box
J 8 5 6 lN u * Haven, Conn.
Er* 8PURLING , t subdivision
specialist. Huhd Ivision to Or
lando, Klorldn, and
Flora
Heightr, Florida on Dixie High
way.
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GOOD USED CARS
1— 1022 Dodge Touring.
3 —1924 Chevrolet Touting^.
2—
SANFORD ROOFING 'CO. “We
ropf for permanence.” Leaks re
a r e d . Estimate free. Call Oak
Ave and 3rd Street. Phone 11.
2—1024 Ford Tourings.
bOLORED GIRL, neat appearance
steady employment; immediate
ly. Mrss. Fred T. Beatty, 707
AUTOS FOR H IRE ’
EAGLE AUTO SERVICE Day Laurel.*
or hlghL Meets all trains. Bsgago transfer. Phono 651 and G3-W. 33— Help Wanted— Male
R E E L A SONS
You Drivo IL
W. Myrtle and 2nd SL at R. R
COAL FOR SALE. Phono or call
Lincoln Hotel.
.
5 7 — Good T h in g s to E a t
A SACRIFICE
ORDER Chickens, Eggs, S’
Potatoes, Syrup, from Mi
Produce Co, Fia.
X — R eal E state For
.R en t ■
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FOR REN T: House parage. Apply
1200 Mtfgnolia. 7 7 — H o u ses fo r Rent
1
N2— Business Property
W ANfED
REALTORS and Rrokcrs should
carry a complete list of their
best offerings in the classified col
5 SHARES Sanford Hotel ar.l
umn daily.
Realty Co. Stock for sale i<> L-t
(it— Seeds, Plants, Fertilizers offer. Address T. C. Nix. 632.
Grandview, Peninsula Station, Day
CUT FLOWERS for sale. Calendu tuna Beach.
laa now ready. 25c per dozen
Phone -»0-W. Mrs. L. H. Jones.
Man with car for permanent
position representing Sanford
business house. Must be reli
able, honest and trustworthy.
Write Trustworthy, yaro of
1TEWART THE FLORIST”
Flowils for all occasions.
814 Myrtle. Plume 260-W.
10 ACRES, unusual opportunity f<1
celery development. Very liUr.i
terms. A. K. Atkinson, 310 V <
Sixth St. Phone’ 569.
‘Specials at the Stores
Equip Your Kitchen
with
NEW MAP of Seminole County.)
Compiled from all the latest data,
showing rivers, roads, highways, t
railroads, canals, towns, townships, |
ranges, vsections.
Maps 18x24 inch-!1
”
•• — s V”'" r** t —-j _ j . __ _ i
W , folded and T>oun3_ in durable
nockct-size, Illustrated coveurs.
(Tice 35 cents, post paid. Special
price in quantity lota. Also 1920
Atlns comprising all of tho 67
counties us above described and
State Maps showing townships and
ranges. Also gives illustrated dia
gram showing how to cut up land,
llnndsomcly and durably bound
with pliable tag board linen. Price
$12.60 post paid. Good proposition
for salesmen. Associated Map Com
pany, 106-108 Vnil Arcade, Miami,
Florida.
34— Help— Male or Fcmule
WANTED
Two neat, energetic boyssKrt
12 years of ago to deliver lier<
aid paper rputes in evenings
Must have bicycles. Apply
between 2 and i p . n i . , ,
SERVICE:
Pi
WANTED combination second cook
and pot vvaBher. Also counter
girls. Lu*Beth Cafeteria.
36—Situations Wanted
**’ Female
MILLINERY work o r - practical
nursing, 2 yenrs experience in
each. Mrs. “G", Box 1141, Titus
ville, FIs.
STENOGRAPHER with fi years
experience desires nosition in
Sanford. Can furnish best of ref
STENOGRAPHER: Steady work. erences. Write Box 100 care Her
Mr. Beeisch, Phoenix Utility ald.
Company. YOUNG MAN: One with"” high
school edurstion preferred, whe
can meet the public, and call on
local business men. Salary basis.
State age in communication. Addresa H 10 care Herald.
SALESMAN!
WANTED cxpcrlcncpd salesman to
sell Venice property in Sanford.
Real estate experience unnecessary.
This is the. largest and,heat lo c a t
WIGHT PRINT 8HOP—Printing ed development on the Gulf of Mex
Engraving, Embossing. See ur ico. Owned end developed by the
first. We do dL Phorte 417*W National prdeh o f Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, with prices
R. B . Ave.-Commercisl S L . . •within reach of ell. Salesmen who
will work 'oan earn big money. If
ADVERTISING
yqu are thinking of taking a chance
see or write Mr. R. A. Cilne, Dis
trict Mgr.. 7 East Washington St.,
TRACTOR
diakini
BRINGING U P FA T H ER
37— Situations Wanted— Mule
MAN with 12 years experience in
express office desires perman
ent position. “G" Box 1411, Titus
ville, Fla.
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V III— M erchandise
f> urre celery farm, house n*M
barn, hard road, 1-2 mile depot.
fG500.no. Terms.
10 acres of citrua land, joining
lake f> 1-2 miles out $2000.i>n
Terms.
5 room house, gnrage, 2 lot
Sanford Ave. Quick , agio $5300.
Terms.
1 lot 00x117 Evana Street. $2500.
Terms.
JAS. A. JOHNSON
112 W. First Street.
MIRROR" ALUMINUM
From
PHONE 118 for prompt atteptmii
and experienced service in ar
ranging vour copy.
S I—Houses for Sale
\r,u.'' ami M lll'l’GKS: We pay
chest cash prices for frails,
'tables, |Muiltry and fresh eggs. Imi : trial Properly:—
Mussnmert, 210 Florida Ave..
Ino I'l-et fuemg on Cedar Avenue
.sonville, Fla.
<"rn«r of Second Street facing A
' . 1. It. R.
IX—Rooms and Board !_’o f it fronting on Maple Ave
nue ami running back 117 feet 1j
0 7 — Roums W Ult Hoard
•>th Street, right by a spur trail.
•*f the A (\ \.. R. R.
ROOMS, with or with1
These two pieces of property are
Rcasonnldc rates. I.ln
eMK-cially .adapted for warehouse
*ile*. The price and terms are
(i8— Rooms Without Board
[Very reasonable. See us and let u<
show you the property.
A T T R A C T I V E double
H•aies and Home Sites:—
bedroom, near new !■
5 lots in Fort Mellon a t $ 2 ,000.00
Hotel. Phone 671-J.
each. One of the best dcvelopATTRACTIVE bedroom,
nnnt* in Sanford. In full view of
Forrest Like hotel. Pit
I-ake Monroe. Has water, lights ami
paved streets.
FRONT Bedroom for ron
Luts in Rose Court $2500.00 and
family; gentlemen onl
up Thirv i-i more building in thi»
680-VV.
development than any other is iiar.;ford.
6 9 — ItotiniM For Housckt*
We have homes with all nt°Hern
(improve mi nts splendidly located
FURNISHED housekeeping up
f' r .<j j iii.oii ;ijid up. Now is the
meat or sleeping room* to
1lime to Ui*.-T}*Vv.‘ us at
nianent tenants only. No ehijil
Hot water and telephone fur n
THE WHITE REA LTY CO.
cd. Apply 711 Park Ave.
TWO furnished rooms. Inquire
Mrs. J . E. Singletary’, Lake M
PI-
H. B. McCALL JU.
Buildera Supplies
rooms, bath and all mod
' i-nicricea. Ijirgfl lot. •
almctto Ave., $7600; $3.
I*. O. Bux 239.
I riKim house near Sun
am'r. Cheap for quick sale
110 North Laurel SL
i. im ir; lota, corner
yrtle. Wonderful for a
u>c site. Easy terms. !
By GEORGE McM ANUS
•OH.'HT - SWti
- J ‘M A vG O Et h ih c , a o o o t
MAN to wash dishes, stay at hotel
Telephone Benkon Springs Inn.
15^—Service Stations— Repair
18—Busintts Service 6fWred
STOlIhJN front Mllanc Picture show
Wednesday |i. in. a rmhlnm bycycle )•’«>. -10(1,584. Reward If returnori
to huu J. E. .Veazey, 109 Collar
AveuU**:'
DODGE; TOURING In good condlHon, fair nibber all around. Sold
STOLEN> New red omblam wheel
f
r
t
l F S P * Wuldon,» Garage, 411
in frQt't'iJ Mijpne -Theater Wed E- 4tli
.Street.
nesday afternoon. Reward for re
—* Auturn of’ Wheel or f|ir Information AUGUSTA CHRONIC]
d^*»teit
lcaaingfeh tvrrezt of troll*/ pAHics. ‘ gusto, Ga., Auguste
Mrs. J.- K. Vita re y, 109 Cedar Ave., classified medium, ret
Pace Apartments. '
charge. 10c minimum.
*
ACRES, unusual opportune
f-.r celery development. Wry ’
liberal terms. A. E . Atkinson. "lo
West Sixth SL Phone 5C9.
1— 1028 S tar Touring;
1 ♦ .
V*
CHILD'S blcyclette, missing. Col
1— 1023 Nosh Touring.
umbia make. No questions asked
if returned a t once to 123 W. 9th
8t„ and receive reward. Mrs. L. G.
A ll-the abovo cars are in good
Btrlitgfellow.
condition and the prices are righL WIGHTS— Three stations. Mag
nolia and Second, First and Elm,
Sanford Avenue and 10th Street,
LOST on night of 2Gth, ono more
and one .horse, brown mules; re
Expert service.
ward; notify E . A. Farnell, OvicDON JON INC.
OPEN A LL NIGHT
dow, Fla.
E ast 2nd 8trect, Sanford, FU,
Wrecker Service Day and Night
r A T I M / aT T u ^R PIN with din
24 Hours Storage
llbward if returned to
W ALKER St LEW IS GARAGE
ha, Western Union.
Sanford Ave, k 2nd Street
LOST: Hm'Ail bull dog, white with
light' Lrywn spotit Blind in left
i n —Business Service
eye. NnntoMnck. Reward If found,
information.. CalMJiU-W.
Any Ipfnrmntinn
P.K.A. FRATERNITY pin, between
1 m; '\nd Hteond St,. Reward If re
turn
^ H ro fld Offlco,
*
ROo STHy YOUNG MAN: Co
It located, must have hot 1
*nd convenient to bath. State
40
HAVE YOUR CAR
Washed
Polished
. 1
and
Greased
at the
PERFECTION AUTO LAUNDRY
Oak Avenue
We Give Night 8crvice
1— 1923 Ford Touring.
F u e l and F eed
I
of
32— Help Wanted— FemalO
1023 Chevrolet Tourings
10— Lost and Found
J OH.*
28— Repairing
13— AutomobiloH for Ex
9— Personals
56—
LA N EY’S DRUG S T O R E -P rescriptlons, Drugs, Sodas. We
•re os near you as your phone
Call 103.
DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS
.T P
.
,l COLORED GIRIi wanted to- care
for child in afternoon. Call up
FelJ-Good Used Cart.
stairs a t 1112 Myrtle Avenue. ,
1HI KotU Tea Track
i n a 1.1art J W ar* T r u r k
IM » K ara T un T ru c k
>
W AITRESSES: Must b> neat and
I M S U n d u e l l n k a n IVfc T o n T r a c k
live at home, pleasant surround
1 I U U n d u e ( i r u k u r a IVh T o n T r a c k
lags. Apply—Palm ., fiactUar. J u i
Room. Basket Bldg. 2nd and Mag
MILLER O. PHILLIPS, INC.
Phone 3
Oak at 2nd St. nolia.
Ml***" m kM#
IIIL L LUMBER CO, House
Service, Quality and Price.
UNION PHARMACY
111 First Street
Prescription Specialists
Phone 375 for immediate attention
IV—Employment
We wish to thank bur friends for Fla. Rib Co.'.fR. M. Williams, Mgr.
Phone 017
■ their, kindness-during the sickness 208 W. F i r s t S t
* and death of our 3 1-2 months old
DIANA
’ son, Richard Franklin Patterson,
Moon — Diana Salea and Service
Phbne 017
* Mr. iind Mrs. it. V. PATTERSON. 208 W. First SL
8. Q. PORTER, Mgr.
1926, Mnsonlc Temple, Room No,
"w T
.73— Wanted— Rooms, Bo^
53 — B u ild in g M a te ria ls
5 ROOM furnished bouse on fi
J . H. TILLIS
ford Avenue. AH modern
MEAT MARKET
Wo trim our incats and not our movements. Must take 6 irmr
case.
Dean-Berg
Corporation.
Customers. A trial will convince IS
* „»**
■* - * * —
-2 7 — P ro fe ssio n a l S e rv ice s
you.
.
..f402 Sanford Avenue
CHIROPRACTIC for that stubborn
4 ROOM house furnished and h
Phone 105 ,
cold or bronichal condition will
Hot water, two fire plans,
100
LABORERS
at
*thc
Seminole
work wonders. Phono 482 for
stave, furniture for Bale. Rent
Jockey
Club,
Longwood.
Apply
pointment. Dr. W. E* MacDou
a month. 120 Palmetto Ave.
to Superintendent Seminole Jockey*
1st Natl. Bank Bldg.
•
Grapcr.
Club, Longwood.
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
81— Wanted— To Rent
“The Rexali Store”
We make a specialty of our prom
filling of prescriptions and quid
X I —R eal E sta te I
.delivery.
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwich
Sale
3— Cards o f Thanks
IUI
33— Help Wanted Male
( __
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. Tvte. ttAjsQU c.r L
i Wuz. -bOPPo^E TO
K V THC
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\
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t C»OT O O T O E | ^ 1
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5-O M H a . o <
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THE SANFORD
jl; IS TH1S YO im
for four (ocroailva weeks |n the
7i„* 14. Tow nship 51 »-. lu ft n *
PrintTo w a i t e r
t*. ( * * ,
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ti
lta fn rr
and »D a *70 the
tlrolna an IntaraW
Mowing „ <ie►crlb*d
P r '’K-
m laole County, rihrM U .
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■
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‘ „ * J » £ d * t o appear to the a b o v e s n -
in
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M arch. IM t. •ami' b eKt>n * W l e Day t>r th la Court, and
•
fir s t day q( th e m onth, and in
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lim! i " ’« t -P! he lntrrr.Ud a ^ »ucctatlul In vlonl.ns with acienunc ,
Ju ratio n * . ’ W o r k i n g croMWCtd
po?.*lo 14*11 b* « hobby.
.
ifi
t l it t le will bring >od lu WU
herald
• You will love the h o t literature
m il ta Quiet T itle.
J . P. Ml’S.HELWlUTK..
. * Complainant,
Advert loo
nr- OAYLOIID O. CAHR. If living and
eaults
If dead, the hclra. devisers, itr ni
Icie* ynr- hhv; •Tw-iTfcStre s ur oth er claim ants umt-r
(laylnrd Q. Chaae. deceased or
hnvc no u
Sriuir you
otherw lae. In and tu the follow
rent l|4 **’*'•
ing described property In Semi
’f
lollnra.
11"iw..- ii«
nole County. Florida, to-w tt:
Known.
/ FlotidaV
On* y*AT.
ei m t tef l « r r t h B P $ t eo 6, t h r e « m o n t h s
»#» i x
16c to yoqf order.
i'. 11 OOUOLA83.
Sentinel, Thouannua ®1 Miine
i- uri inturcawd in Florida
7 ™ £ r ty
Reach tho.n through
u e ftn d a n la .
M O M ’N P O P
•o m*l<> you atnYo harder.
Soccer» ir buaineaa win !***•
ftw oa To ecr
V I6 t.L .LORETTA. MY ABILITY
Since 1 L6FT THt OTDCE
u
To pieces - novo ru e gut
To cou- dp wt stecuts y
VM GOiMS BACICTD'MY Ol D *•
JOQVjnVI THE MAGIC MUD CO. r
On cmck! >
l
AMD PULL. THEM O U T ,
OT T H E UOIX
MO\N
VfONDEREUL
plication.
)
f5SSe%»» ,™s
a r A U -S A T lk F te o WITH
1\UNaB KAve BEEN 6ot06
HAS BEEN R6C0&MIZCD AT LAST-
MAINE — Wdterrtno,
Court, t h l i th e X lth d .y of
A. Do I * * •
y R poUOLASH.
C lerk C ircu it Court. >**ml
note County. Florid a.
(S e a l)
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lilo k\in
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H o llclio ri fo r C o m p U ln n u
Order a t P u k lw aH a*
.
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,r dead, a ll parllen cla im in g In lor
eats under Aitnea T . L«w la. d e c e a r
rd or otherw lae. In and to th e fol
Mu. d.tv of Jnnunry.
T h e W est Q uarter <>f tlie South,
w est Q u arter o tth r Northeast
scn tr.lify w
nss6
^
p o lic y
t» appear
CoMt
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rribuno
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i
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fOUMODUTAT
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v
bV s o b o u j a m t
VJCLL. YOU
SEC L0 R 6 TTA,
X. SIMPLY
, CANT HELP
rf(Ji
TOO REALLY
a re
A0 6 ©SING
JL
BRILLIA N T
1
thinQS
pecodcutt
\
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! i:— Lcsral N o tices.
B IT .. COVItT.. |OT
m ilk
COUNTY. FLORIDA.
IN
W ? .| » | li T - Q u iet T i l l - .
• »’• M U ^ y * % . p l a l n . n t .
h lV
? Snship
'« • v-'V'i
•“non
9. jTow
*0. A. lianKo
By Maidn
b o o t s a n d h e r b u d d ie s
BVt* N td WEATHERWE\m B O N
HAWlNCs LATELY -
Armuf.
location
build *
or tn*k
3 for the
SKKYidli a l'W A y iSp T
Und and U ra n a o *M‘ t 1*t* i ,,r 0 u
r a s s , », *
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Weil iO te e l..V.:HLoiS
u th w e.ieriy
220-acr*
Florida
lin* pur-
)«u lee t. A o u iheaateriy iu« D e i , f
tr lUnd-
i Tryion, 1,1 Murlon h m y lh . M H *ln ». and
aead.’ a il p a rtie s c la lm ln * in terest
under M an o .i
£ a .o d •>[
i , Ridee
orchard
eqaallcd paVtlea c la im in g
ln t f r e s t s
under
By Blosser
IKK":. r.5‘& if f
r acre*
eth; 15 scribed n ro p a rtrl to A r lh u r B ju **1
If liv in g, and if dead, a ll
claim ing In te re s t
u' ' ^ '
Pam * ■
,A rlh.W,
I W & t t t S u g . » v u vn one mile
’a River,
ikiva Rivrent rush.
[ Johnson,
! an d
&vii<tX“ *V'p.a
% y *th X 'd e c c a s "
O ld Stuff T o Him
F R E C K L E S AN D H IS F R IE N D S
i-V'"or "oiln- r tv lae. In an d to th a laat
above d tscrin ed p ro p e riy . a n a t
ail p arties, w h eth er k n o w n o r on
known, c la lm ln *
^Lnr .
[LWV, 0?GAB i * A f C ' £OSA0|KVS' QAL16LMPLVTiGARAU* > ) A
'uoLY COMJ.' DARN?
IT AIN’T BEEN
.'s
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c a * £ r c o .v ,
TH ESE!!
/
VUlW, O SCA «
pVtTEEMBAUM
(XVO’T YOU WA
ys
) ' j u p r r t a 1- zJt
TD 6 0 TU
Ixchanue
m e a v je n
.
bek Celery
i number*
BW 1-4 of
11-31 Sentnorthwesi
[from two
bids. Sur
p ie m uitey
LOO. Term*
L 3 and 1
I Annually
1625 tu>
|Robert K
By Swan
m huilditig
id Sanford
orporation
Id*. Phon-
Stretch” Your Imagination,
■t g c t t i * c o u o i - A .
5M 0E
Tr e e s
in s t e a d
uurt.hi Hei
• greateei
afternoon.
Classified
rcross Jour* Georgia.
'A- people
rido. Each
aasified ad
7 - D U fU A n
NIST. S l i
«on»w U r*
P itt
btementa.
ht rnoma.
roods!
Tampa,
|»nU g word.
i»Uh order.
Ha card.
RNAL u tht
medium in
F*f't a word
A
Mice Hlmonda sod Hilo* K.
Jessie r i a n t
H em ingw ay.
iM w a y . and W illtam H e *
Um lartMi llrm
and all prraona r la lm lu * an l # l* r * J
'•tarn Gtor- In the h e re in a fte r deecrltoed re a l ea
Una) ling. ta le to -w it: Iteg ln n ln g *»•-*
south of the n orth w est co rn er o
llou 31. Tow nship *•. B i'“ l V e
u *e Sto Kit h i ; ra n so u th H ] * '?
more or Use to th e s o » ll* » * '* » ,“ l
ner of the MW 1 -* o f N « l-« ?
'a id flection 11 th en ce e a st }***•
ft., more oi Ices to a p o lu t 1 |xtt
ft. w est of th e HK c o rn e r o f »
th e N 1-5 of NW I - * »«
Heelton 51. north 454.1 f *L f,
more or less, to a point
of "
tilnnlng;
th rn ce
w est « M ' f ;
mors or less to the p o in t ojf b ff'V
"I n * , said lands ly in g n * 4 b«tWf '
hem iaole County. F lo r id a ; T9 * f * l
each of you ora h e rs by m a tr * 4. '
appear io th is cau se ou or
F .lX iE R
—
K
f
masnt
?y l COMfe ih
/
V Y € f.
.
i COMING t b
i A HALF rtOOR
LAtE U H S Y rtA l
ffoWN*SIB»
bOf CPS ALL
ON ACtOO**
OP Td6 -
«& %
2 AT SO? NET WO
TOLD * 6 NOU
a lv jm * v m u t /
. 7b
�JANUARY SO ;1926
3
ow Some Interesting Florida Facts Increase In South
D istricts
the longert and most expensive Florida
opAwrit era, the newspapm are
measured by sections, with ten of
them to an issue almost on every
day thlrig.
• Here are some ,of the other
found during the by-gone
-oT. Florida, unearthed from
>io box of clippins:
June, 1907—C: H. and H. Rail
way completed to Boca Grande.
October, 1007 — The P u t n a m
county commissioners let the con
tra ct for a highway bridge across
the river at Palntka, which is to bo
highway bridge, in the state, and
the bnly one on the fil. Johns rivfcr.
The contract prito was $64,000,
April, 1908—Several prominent
citiccns of Toceoa, Ga., were plan
jnlng to build winter homes in An
burndnlo.
M wjwg
May, 1908-rThe first train was
run on the Florida Central railroad,
connecting Thomasville, Gn., and
Frnnlew, F la . (I t was acquired
by the Atlantic Coast Line n year
or two later).
July, 1908— The city council of
KIssimmeC . passed an ordinance
regulating airships. (A t that time
probably no airplano had ever been
seen in Florida, and the first flight
across the English channel was not
made until about a year later).
October, 1908— Heavy rains In
the Evcrgrades' caused a flood nt
Fort Lauderdale,.and considerable
damage to crops.
October, 1908 — CarrabuUe Was
swopt by o ilimstroun fire.
December, 1908—Another* lari
sale of state land In the Everglades
was negotiated by Governor Brow
rd.
December, 1908— Pnlntkn's union
station Was completed.
January, 1909—Oysters are ro
ported so abundant on the gulf
coast, south, of Tallahassee, that
hundreds of pcoplp were shovelling
them up into wagons at low tid e.
January, 1009—Somo Of the pa
pers in the state,;ispecially in the
_____ : ;•
JA CiftpN V ILLE,. Jan . 23— More
c a p ita l has r^tn Invested in real
estate in South Florida and on the
East Const during the last ten days
than in the previous two months,
according to reports received by the
Florida State Chamber of Com*
merce, which dcclaref thdt do-
northern part, were opposing the
Everglades drainage project.
January, lOOD-—A Nuw York pa
p e r lias a, long article about the
unusual rush of tourists to Florida.
January, JPOSh-Palatka was call
ing for some one to erect 100 new
houses for the growing population.
January, 1900— It was planned
to bring 6,000 Italian families, who
had lost their homes in a recent
earthquake, to Manatee county.
lets And other operators ntite the increased purchases to
a restoration of confidence m Flori
da through the national newspaper
advertising eamphlfn belnjf. condotted by the State Chamber.
'Div Hurry R. McKeen, Director
of Finance and Extenaion for the
State Chamber, who has Jast com
pleted a tour of the peninsula from
Sarasota to West Palm Beacb, and
who conferred with btitiness mih In
thoso districts, through the Ridge
section and up the E a st Coast,
learned that a marked Increase
was apparent evrywh'ere. ’ One of
tfifc most certain evidences was the
increasing number of abstracts be
ing examined by attorneys while
another was the marked increase
in the number bf papers being
tiled for recording.
“There Is a difference In the man
ner in which. investments are be
ing made, however/’ said Dr. MeKcen: “Until a few weeks ago
people bought land alipost sight
unseen, anything satisfied them so
long as it was in Florida. It is
HIG LOANS CANCELLED
DES MOINES, Iowa,.Jan. 29,—
L. A: Andrews, state cirtnmlsaloner
of banking, announced today that
because of a recent ruling by the
federal farm loan board, land1
banks havo cancelled loans to Iowa
farmers aggregating $10,000,000.
POTTER’S
The American housewife’s aveis
ago yearly expenditure for clothes
Is $C3.65, according
In nn inquiry
SO
_____^
conducted by the United Spates
Department of Labor.
Factory 308 W.
anti-Florida propaganda.
R etail Store 15 E
“I t has been only a few days
Orlando,
since a special correspondent of
the New York Times in a dis
patch to his paper declared that
the 'wave of Florida land baying
now only had not ceased but that
it was beginning to increase, witb
every indication that it would rival A D V E R T I S E M E N T S T E L L Ym
the stampede of lost summer, and
,
O F B U S IN E S S IS DO!
fall.”
Notice To T ax Payers
a.
.
JBIO^
IBID:
, ,
Hanford, F lorida. J a n u a ry •m b, 1950 .
..
!’y * eFtlon **• c h a p te r ADSfl. U w » or F looild
rid a’.
a. I1 w ill
,„
Lh ? V’ i" !* , nR P 's c c s . on th e . d a te s nnd b *tw r» n tin- liou rs a rt
‘ * r - Ih s -P U rp h ie or rueolvltiir T A X 11KTUUN8 for ihu yuar
W
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t
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MANOR
H iru ary Ulh. 10:00 A. M. u> 15:00 M.
ru a ry Dill, 1 :0 0 1*. AL to 0:00 1’. At.
• tiruary to tli, l o : 0» A. M. to 12:00 At
. n a n m u n u - 1- ru ru n ry lo th , l:0 0 I ’. Jf. to 3:08 I*. At.
• L ong wood— F e b ru a ry l l l t i , 10:00 A. M. to 15:00 At.
I^tko M nry— F e b ru a ry U lh . 1:00 l». At. t« 5:00 I*. At,
M onroe— F e b r u a r y l l t h , 10:00 A, M. to 15:00 AG
Ito e la — F c b ra n ry --J t t li v - l i o o - l* .. Mr t o ‘jbfto P, At.
a..VAu'M1IAN,
a 1' * " T a x A
* ........
—
ssessor.
W e Wish to
Congratulate
•c * I
*
•fir
J
I , " 1* ’ I
' I '
* ■ I ■ tfy
*•
;
George J. Bertnian and His Associates in the
fi?
Development of
Occnti nnd Rivor fronta, near Duvis Shores, St.
Augustine.
t h is property owned by Sanford Interest mul
iffered for (cw days only; then, Stnto-wide selling
campaign offering lots for subscription stibjoet
to nllottment.
o
Ocean fro n tag e a t $50.00 Per Foot
About 550 lots in all, one-fourth nlready taken.
R ight is reserved td withdraw th isjire -rescrvntlon sale a t any tinjo without notice.
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Have the V*
W e watch with amazement the stupendous task of
transforming raw land into a super-development of
beauty, which has been performed as with a
Magic Touch
• Sell Your P ro p erty . .
A T A U C TIO N
T h e original sale of Sanford
M anor wus handled IhrmiKh
Quo Office
Our organization is composed of men
trained through years of experience. W e
have successfully sold ht auction over
$68,000,000.00 worth of property.
Ilili*ry1
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, S A T U R D A Y ,
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Is
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M’CAMANT ifGAlN
BEFORE S 0 L 0 N S
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Oregon Ju rist Says Roosevelt
Was Not A Good Ameri
can And Senator Johnson
Opposses His Appointment
WASHINGTON, Jan. HO.—(/P)~
in* The Senate Judiciary Committee
Ithey in nmin considering the president's
nomination of Wallace McCamant,
ns federal circuit judge in Oregon
and among other phases of it, Mc1’amiuit‘n asitertion that • ■Theo
dore Roosevelt "Wasn't. a good
Alnericnn."
Judge McCant, now serving un|tier n reccHa appointment, made
the same statement during his
testimony before, ,th c ^ommltteo
yesterday in a n w ^
. aarges of
Senator Johnson, Republican of
I'lilitorftla, whft ,U opjkming ‘ his
confirmation.
Senator Johnson brought out the
a|SerUii'p whilo queatio'pug Judge
$ r ilCrttinr; 1
failure
ns
to tin \>UP ( ” eago
ronremfun u> Vote for the senator
us winner of tho Orcgop primaries
for tho presidential jnpminntlon.
The witness declared h’a was under
pledge to Vote for Johnson and
lie read a letter in which he suid
he could ribt vole for the Califor
nian liecausc he had ndvoculcd re»all of judicial decisions.
“Then Theodore Roosevelt was
not a yood American 7” naked the
-rnntor whp wns u candidate for
'Ice president on t he1Hull Moojo
ticket.
Senator Johnson then character
ised any man holding such views
i' guiding Roosevelt us “unfit” to
l mailed ■dt on the bench of second highest
*■ I‘Kil American court and declared that
lin' •f such n man can bo confirmed
tffeivi' by the Senate of the U. S. as a
unh.iM' judge of thp courts of tho U. 8.
D'tmcnt “I want to know it.”
Tho witness dented that he wns
until
°f'Feb. pledged to vote for Johnson ut the
Chicago copyontion, declaring, ho
jtinatiuivi had reserved “to himself complete
’ six per freedom of action," (a a statement
l*aRniml- furnished to Oregon voters before
Senator Caraway,
[lUnk nf the primary.
have Democrat of Arkansas, contended
*>m Jan. the last part of the statement codJan. I, rtitulod u plcdgo and Judge Mcr nmnnt declared his candidacy for
of them delftgato was filed under a law
' the City which did not make it obligatory
him to support the winner of
peceksarj- for
the primary.
Imijcrcs
After going over the testimony
i'OUH 8(T*
n* to city tho rommittee will submit n new
report to the senate which sent the
nomination back to give the ap
[entiw
to answer
f'ridy ami pointee opportunity
tner than Senator Johnson’s charge.
For
reet
oiHlk at>
tnokp of
icitlea.
nu 1 r#t« l
r ® f l l cmij
limit i»
liisTo
lation;
imary
1/
m
. -
dp)
A; "*• Kirk
the nomi-
ItepobH-
fur Uus
husband.
whstbvr
Officers Begin Probe
Following: Discovery
Of Decomposed Body
—
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1
d e c a t u r ’ t *™ .,
Jan. 30 .—^
--W ith the theory that an uniden
tified woman, whose dismembered
body was found scattered on a
farm near here yesterday. Was in
soma way connected with n recent
ruudwuy construction camp, offi
cers continued today their efforts
to solve the mystery surrounding
the gruesome find.
c<T °n*r'8 lory yesterday failV*
8 flew as to how lha
t*,e ? 0Tn*n canto to be
near a 1,4,71 on the-farm of
H?
No one hSs been re-
frdm th* vkfftity
identlfkafion was Impossible
tloiwU>e °* *^v,|h**d decompose
to repre* if all ^Ibie woman's hair had bpen bobV i . In
V " her teeth indicated her
, Hi.
htoween 20 and 30 years,
ftli th.
torso was found wrapped in
Is J . imeama,
presumably
attorney.
rSSSK
'" ‘"
j*
Mrs.
ds Stokely
LAv
>
Associating for,the avowed pur
!atke
Monroo
Transportation
Com
pose of developing and capitalizing
JACKSONVILLE. Flo., Jan. 30. property it Is said, to be worth
the scenic attractions or the St pany has been formed, and no ©*■
OP)—-Mrs.
Ella Rawls Reader $8^ 00,000.
Johns river, a group of local bash pense or labor will bo spared in
The bill asked the appointment
Rtockoly was charged with having
“Hempt
to
make
tho
Jacksonness men have formed the Lake
marries! Well* R. Stockley, *70 of n receiver to tako charge of the
Coroner’s
-Ju
r
y
Finds'
John
villc-Sanford
Scenic
Daylight
Trip
Monroo Transportation Company
old, “to got his property, "In Innds and properties involved, and Blast Late Last Night
a tour that will bo famed through
Swonnon And Sllberstein years
with authorized capital stock of out
a
bill
in chancery filed In St. that the “alleged marriage be
the nation.”
Entraps Forty-five
Gntltloss In Collision Which Augustine on Dec. 30, last It was tween Stokely arid Ella B. Reeder
foO.OOO and have filed application
In
discussing
plans
of
the
new
be declared null nnd void.”
Tor incorporation papers, accordKilled
William
MeHvvttlhtt
announced
here
today.
The
bill
Men, 17 Are Saved
Mr. Markell said that a
Airs. Hattie N. Stokely died nt
HUT t0- n statement made today by company,
srtforth that Stokely was 31 years
double
decked
palatial
commercial
Aft^ir Six Are Hurt
St. Augustine, Feb. 1G. 1925. A
E , L, Marltell, treasurer of the new
older- than his wife,
yucht cnpahlo of making 20 miles
organization of which Mayor For- nn hour had been designed and Funeral Services
The bill was filed by Attorney will executed by her on Feb. G,
R. Dodge of Jacksonville as 1025; was filed for probate In the
n»t
is president; W. M. Seott ordered for delivery within tho
Observed Friday John
counsel for Lewis Sheppard, of St. office of County Judge Dubow last
and Edward Higgins, vico-prcsi- next
few months. This boat will
Augustine, nan-in-law of Stokely, Tuesday. The husband was nam
ilcntR, and J, K, Emory general
carry approximately GO people, he Pioneer Citizen IAvcti Near In , n motion for appointment of ed executor without bond. Moanmanager.
said.
Ifcre Since Winter Of 1882; Sheppard ns Stokely** closest while, E. E. Boyce, sheriff of St.
While the greater portion of the
In nfldltiotUo the fast yacht that
stock offered hy the new company will bring visitors here from Jack * Wns Veteran Of Civil Wot friend Jn an action against his Johns county, had been appointed
wife.
Sheppard's bill alleged administrator of tho estate on Nov. Flood Of W ater Pours
has been purchased, there are still sonville on regular schedule, Mr.
30. Inst, ns no will had been filed.
aomo shares open to Sanford citi Markell said that a commodious
A cordner's Inquest convened Stokely wns mentally unsound.
lntoMine>Hinderlnff
On tho motion, Judge George - tinder tho terms of tho will,
zens, Mr.,Mnrkell announced, an<l and well appointed excursion boat this morning in the offices of Jus
more detailed plnnB for their dis capable of accommodating 50 peo tice of tho Peace M. G. Lovell ex Couper GihbS, made the appoint Mrs. Stokely bequeathed half the
All Rescue Efforts
position will bo made public at ple was being hnilt at the present onerated John Swanson and C. R. ment at Jacksonville on Dec. 31, estate to her husband, one fourth
to
n
son,
Harry,
and
ono
fourth
to
last,
authorizing
Sheppard
to
rep
some early date.
time, and would bo delivered In Silbersteln, drivers of the twn cars resent his fathor-ln-law In on ac n daughter, Edna- whose husband
BIRMINGHAM, Aln„ Jnn.
Present plans of the company Hanford by Feb. 20, nt which time that figured in the wreck at San tion against “Ella II. Header, Mrs. U representing Wells R. Stokely 30. (A P ).— Daybrcnk brought
ford
Avenue
and
Hughey
Street
cnll for tho immediate commence It will he prepared for service in
Wednesday, of blame in connection Klirmhoth Way, K. E . Hoyco, ns nd- in the present litigation. No data to the little mining camp nt
ment of n campaign designed t.i Inking sight-seeing parties anbout with
tho death of W. II. Meriweth minb;lrutor of the estate-of Hat has been set for hearing.
exploit the attractions of this sec l»nke Monroe and the numerous
Mrs. Ella Rawls Itreder Stokely Massboro, Shelby county, tlofer,
aged
r.lmlnotn eltlxen who tie N. Stokely, deceased, nnd i). P.
tion of Florida by providing facil connecting waterways,, paving tho died Thursday
fJ'Kidc, clerk of tho circuit court reccntlv mmqqnctd plans for a inito word that 27 of ita work
night
fls
a
rVXult
of
ities for tourists to make daylight wuy for a full appreciation of tho Injuries received in the crash.
palace of peace, to cost $100,000,- ers had been killed in an oxof St. Johns country.**
trip from Jacksonville to Sanford advantages that will come to tills
Judge Gibbs nt the same time Is OO0 to lie erected on tho ocean dasioh in the Premier Coal
Funeral services for Mr. Meri
on the tropical St. Johns river, de community when tho St. Johns- wether held yesterday afternoon sued nn order impounding n deed, front south of Jacksonville Beach,
scribed by many writers ns the Indian river canal become a reality. from the Miller Funeral Home, alleged In tho action to bo a forgi arid n $20,000,000 hotel. The pal Company’s f)it late yeaterday,
most wonderful stream in Noith
This excursion boat will also be were nttonrinl hy many In spite of •■ry, dated Nov. 20, 1024, from Hat ace oT pence, according to her an which trapped 44 men. Sev
America.
used in connection with the big the Irtcfefnenl weather prevailing tie N. Stokely and Wells R. Stoke nouncement would bo erected to enteen .. or
thin
number
In commenting on the b e a a li's Yacht Flub regatta, to bo held on through tin* afternoon.
ly to Elizabeth Way, and filed house tho sessions of 'the' Isinguo emerged alive, six of them slightly
of this river, named hy the early the la lake Feb, 20, Mr. Markell
Mr. M^riwciher was R3 yearn of Oct. 22. 1025. Tho bill Involved tof Nations.
injured. Of the number killed U
*
Scminolea “the String of Pearls'” said.
age tiie time of his death and bn)}
were white nnd lfl negroes.
because of its curving, shams
been n resident of this County since
After a night of suspension,
course, Mr. Market! said that the
1H82, coming hero from Terre
women nnd children a t dawn turn
present river trip offered by exHaute, Ind., when only a young
ed away from the slope in sorrow
isting water transportation lines
man.
and despair when final word had
wns so scheduled that the most at
He was a veteran of tho Civil
comet
tractive sections of the river wele
War, having served with the Forty“AU below are dead.”
Third Indiana Volunteer Regiment
passed at night when tourists were
Hope was held out for hours
asleep in their berths.
throughout the contest and In tho
that perhaps some of the men be
western campaigns of Grant’s
"fit order to show visitors to this
low might have escaped the treach
army.
stnte the unrivalled scenery of the
erous n s by barricading them -'
For number of years ho resid
Rt. Johns river, with its tropical
reives Irr tho fsstnea of the pit.
Pinna
Arc
Complete
For
Big
B
r.l
t
t-Chittcndcn
Compnny
banks studded With moss-hung live Mayor Apoints Three AVomen ed in - Chuluotn and was making
Fresh a ir Was constantly poured
Regatta
To
Be
S.tagcd
On
Una
B
ig
Week
Whch
Sale#
And Two Men To Serve On plans to move to Hanford during
oaks, tall palmcttoes and mam
Into the debris but exploration dis
Lnke Monrtie February 28; closed th
next few months, where he in
In Various Parts Of City
moth cypress trees, its quirt la
the fact that none of these
Commlsflion For Dlrectlnjr the
tended to spend thu remainder of
Firework*
Display
Planned
tra
p
p
e
d
goons where colorful water fowl
by falling rock and coal
Hit
Quurtpi'
Million
Mark
Children’s Flay ^Activities bis lifu.
stalk among the lily pads and
aped death.
Seventeen
The ac, iilent in which Mr. Meri
Sleepy 'gators and turtles bask in
Final plans for tho observance of bodies were removed by midnight
Really transfers representing ap
Tlie tnrmbern of Hip city play wether ncui\ed fatal injuries hap
the warm sunshine" Mr. Murkcll ground commission Imvr been ap
proximately $250,000 were closed a formal ball nt the Hotel Forrest and^hc ere we had removed^hn re
Ihg J0
o'clock. Tbe dead
JO by 6 o’clock
said, “it is necessary to provide pointed and Mayor laikc announc pened Wednesday morning when during last week by the Britt-CMt- laiko following the big regmita and mninlng
nil been Identified.
ad ail
Identified.
for n ever changing scenery Hint ed this morning that Mrs. W. C, ho. together with Mrs. Moriwether tendoii Realty Company, according fiesta to bo held oi\ Luke Monroo hod
The accident was said to.
crowds tho entire distnace of ap 11ill, Mrs. R. It. Dens, Mrs. Frvd and John Rwensan, was returning to an announcement made today.' Feb. 2G by tho Sanford Yacht Club
proximately 200 miles separating Daigcr, 8. R. Dlghton nnd F . W. to Sanford after n business trip trt Among other deals made public have bean completed, club officials been caused by a
______
Orlando. Their car, driven by Mr,
announced today ami everything la This was
. dearrribed a a mtarwiog v Jacksonville Vfnd Rnnfurd.”
Talbot will serve as members of Swanson, wns coming north on wns the purchases by the llritt- In readiness for the staging of of brack powder, the charge blow-* • *
"To set forth this section of the body for a term of one year
Chlttenden Company from H arry
Sanford Avenue t^hen atruck by a T. Uodwell of the building now oc what is said to lie the biggest wa Ing backward Instead of forward
Florida with its diversified appeal each
to tourists and sight-seers, the i A meeting of the commission machine driven hy C. R. Silbersteln cupied by the Sopford Herald at ter meet uml general entertain as It Is intended. It la believed
of Tampa, nt the Intersection of n price given a**- $40,000. This ment over promoted In this sec that dnst and not gea constituted
has been scheduled for tonight in Hughey Street.
tbe major factor In tbe exploaian
building frontn 24 fMt on Mag tion of Florida;
tho office of .Mr. Dlghton when
After speed boats and cruiser* and that most of the victims auf- * >
The occupants of both machines nolia Avenue and is 117 feet deep.
organization Hetails will be per ware badly shaken up and received Tim purchasers plan to remodel nnd many typcji of Bailing craft fcrcil death by the force of tho
fected and preliminary plans made nunnrou- cuts and hrnf.es. At the Jhu structure .wlioii Tbit 'Hsojkhfift liavc finished-n»rop*tlwg.In the aU
for th* work to be undertaken time. Mr. Meriwether wtos not be leuso expires.
day meet for pH«*n Moiling 15,05$
within the noxt.yeHr. f .
lieved to have been seriously In
Tho biggest .deni dosed by tlm it ihnmmotfca .firework* displriy end six.
•Steps
s for the purch
purchasing
purehasin of play- jured l>ut a few hours later he was firm withht tho. jmiit few dovs Is along the lain* shore will precede . A flood t»f water, whlch .ruaheil
groundI equipment, whic|i Is ekpect- ptk to lied nnd began to sink rapid- said to be tho sale of the brick tho many prlvnte dinner parties to every corner of the pit, added
made
ed to b«•e ___
T in tho next 10
uh"days,
rL
until hn death occurred about 7 btilldirig at Onk AvcnUo and Sec that ore luring planned ut the hotel reatly to the taek of rescue, Tito
n contemplated for tonight’s
are also
tonight o’clock Thursday night.
ond HtrAet owned by, 1. W. Phil before the formal invitational ball, last wrecked a small lake in tho,
meeting. The engagement of n dilips und recently transferred to u which will be attended hy leading center of the mine where water la
M rs. C ath erin e Itojrefs And xeclnr, who. will have charge or tho
local syndic*to for n reported price sportsmen from many sections of secured for. washing coal. Tho
the south.
many
nclivitics
nmong
the
chil
entire floor of entry five was knee
•V
of
*150,000.
D au g h ter Found Guilty Of
dren, is ta be nnnouncod in tho
Jlembers 'of the syndicate are:
deep In water and many of the
Among
the
numerous
parties
al
S ta g in g Hold*Ups; Plea Of near future, it is stated.
It. A. Newman, Mrs. J. Fleischer, ready planned is a special affair bodies in that section had to l>o
In san ity
Fails To Stand
The Lions' Club aided by tho
L. P. Chittenden, Fred florrcnln, lor officials and members of the removed from watery graves.
pnrent-tenchers’ association nnd
Tha disaster was not without ita
E. F. Housholdcr, George Caldwell, board of governors of tho local
of Hrndentoii, nml the Hritt-t’hlt- yacht club, and visiting commit- freaks. A mule In entry four was
• RIOUX FALLS. S. I).. Jan. :td. - ether women’s organizations re
i dores and officials of thu Florida found 40 feet distant from Hs-post,
tenden Itculty Company.
(Jp)—South Dakota’M twn women cently inaugurated a campaign for
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30. (jT)—
Anuther deul made pultllr by tiio [--I’ower float Asa nidation, under on top of an empty coal car. The
robbers,' having been convicted rf the purpose of raisng the sum of
first degriv robliery, faco a pris |2,000 wth wlich to carry on tho Having disposed of the noncontro- firm was the sale of 14 lot* in whose auspices the Harifortl meet animal having burn lifted there by
tho force of tho blast'
work for the next'year. The suc vcrsial interests of the tnx re the southern awl ion of the city to will he Judd.
on term of 20 years.
. flocoad Blast Within Month
Disregarding the defense |ilcn-'*f cess of this drive has resulted in duction bill, the Senate today \V. J. W heeler, o f tiio B rooklyn
Entries linvc been coming in by
The Mosslboro explosion was tho,
insanity, n jury in circuit couxl the early formation of the com tackles the provisions on which, F ugle, fo r $ 7, 500 .
wire nml through thu mails to
One hundred nnd toil acre* near Commodore J. It. Emory and Sec second in the Brlmlnghsm'district
’nst evening took three hours to mission nnd action toward purchas contests have been brewing.
flections repealing most of tho Robinson's Springs were Bold to retary' W. E. White, nnd nt least within tho past two monthii n
find Mrs. Catherine Rogers nml ing the necessary equipment.
The purk at Thirteenth Street, m iscellan eo u s takes, which hns Otto Schmohl for $200 an acre, 15 or 2d additional contestants are tri.H at Overton mine niunbor two
her daughU'r. Zeru, guilty of hold
ing up the Itenner State Bank, nt between Magnolia and Palmetto been provided by tho House and according to the firm, who sold the expected according to the com having killed 63 miners on Dec. 11.
The explosion occurred at what
Itenner, S. D., near here. Thjcy Avenues has been designated by approved by the Finance Commit property for John Duster of Penn mittee in charge.
the city ns a playground nnd one tee, were accepted without debate sylvania.
will be sentenced Tuesday.
Many South Florida boating en- miners call “•hooting timr,” each
Tho women appeared cnlm as other site on the west sldo of the nnd although subject to amend . I » t sales in Druid Park, Mnr- thimiusU n» woll ns sporti nun In day when tho miners are ready to
tho verdict was rend to them but city Is to be selected within the Im ment. no contests against these are vuuin, PlnChurst nnd the A. F. CJ. Jacksonville and Other point a have quit work several “shot*" ar~
Indus! rial
Tract
consumpiuted signified their intention of bring im.de to loosen coal far the nexwhen they were led from the roopi mediate future, it is "announced. In prospect.
Pressing for action, on the con within the lust WPck arc said to ing racers to Hanford'for thu big day’rt work. One of these *holo
back to their cells In tho county These parks arc to be equipped
jail their lips quivered and Steps with all modern plnyground appar troversial items, Chairman Smoot, liavc exceeded the'$40,000 murk.
event, und it in probable that D. lilt u pocket of gas and tho ex
of
the
Finance
Committee,
In
P. Davis may enter several of hla plosion followed.
faltered.
atus.
charge of the bill, was confronted California
The Renner bank was robbed tho
f.prcil J touts, club committee ■ The mine was of a singjo slope
Gi r l Is that
and bad 12 entries six on each
today with debato from the op
first tlmo Oct. G, and again Nov.
members said today.
side. Thu explosion occurred half
17, last, the Iqot totaling several
position. „
Arresied On Chargre
way down the slope. The mine
hundred dollars. Several days aft. lVovisione which must n^w lie
had been (n operation five years
Of
Killing:
Beneficiary
er the last holdup. Mrs. Rogers
decided nnd which constitute some
and ws«. rated non-gaseous.
and her daughter were arrested nt
the vital terms of tho bill
Rescue Work la Difficult
their home hero after they had
HAN
DIEGO,
Pal.,
Jun.
30.—(JP)
Include reduction of the surtnx
in<
The
slope is In on Isolated p a rt'
attempted to dispose of u large
rotes from a maximum of 40 per — Miss Teaaiu Pena. 22, border
of flhclby county, and vsry hard
number of pennies at a local
cent to 20 per cent; repeal of tho cabaret entertainer, ha* confessed
reach. This made rescuo work
W. C. Hutcherson, who lives at fnheritnnca tax and publicity of to tbe murder of Mrs. Frances L.
store.
flcult. It waa several hour* be906
Maple
Avenue,
reported
to
au
Cole,
her
81
year
old
beneficiary,
“ They admitted the robberies,
tax returns nnd an Increase In the
trained craw* reached tho;,
Lulu Edwurttat colored, a g e '40,
saying they needed the money to thorities early this inpmlng thnt corporation tax from 12Mi per rent nnd wants to die in tho electric
scene. Volunteer crew* headed '
n
gang
of
five
men,
posing
ns
of
to 13 Vh P*r cent to olfeat the re chair. The body of Airs, Cole, was shot and killed hi her home 0 . W. Postal, owner.of the no'
provide comforts for Mrs. Rogers
stubbed and slashed in i8 places, west of I-ongwood lost night about
invalid husband.
Investigation, ficers of the law, had token him peal of th« capital atock tax.
was found In her homo a t Nation B o’clock after a row between her and Chau Hines, wont Into
however, convinced the police that from his homo on a pretext of ar
Senator
King
of
Utah,
one
of
self and a nogro.uamod Walter Jen mlno and brought out many
■*he Rogers family were fairly well- rest at 1:30 o'clock this morning the democratic member* of the fi al City, near hero Thursday.
who la sold to have born Hr were not injured, but were
to do and that Rogers wnn not an and carried him out on the ceme nances com mitt tee also lima served
“Yet. I did It,” tho pollen aunt- kins,with
her for g. number of weeks. to reach the surface.
tery
road,
where
they
give
him
u
invalid,
.
. .,
notice he will pfopoia further re ed M4«* Pena as saying last night. d e p u t y
Many stories of hokror w#
Chris Stephensevere
flogging,
nnd
warped
him
Although they confessed, they
-actions in the miscellaneous taxes “She said my mother'll picture son and T,
ter
arrived
at
that
In
case
he-did
not
leave
the
pleaded not guilty and decided to
by repeal nil automobile and re looked like a bad woman’s. I sup tho house
the Willi
stand trial basing their defenja city by 10 o’clock this morning ho peal of the levtea and admissions pose they’ll try to give me life curred about
were killed as they
later
would
be
killed.
Imnrisoninent,
but
I
want
to
go
to
on the ground that they were taside as the sheet
and dues.
• •;
rested
Jenkins
and
p
laced
___
___
Hutcherson
stated
that
he
could
the chair.' I don’t want to be
ranc at the timo of the jobberycounty Jail under a charge of through th* ‘
thinking of this tho rest of my tho
At the trial physicians for the identify at least two of the men,
Gas
was
exhibited
in
the
United
murder.
•‘ i
defense testified that the women but could give no reason for their flutes in 180G as a freak of a Ufe.”
.
Details of the crime are lacking
.
•vere of unsound mind and Rogers art of last nightMis* Pans who had lived with but reports are that the woman was
dime museum at Baltimore,
Police
ora
Investigating.
declared ho thought Ms wife was
Mr*. Cole, was arrested across the shot just as ah* entered tho house
«crazyV The state, however, of
irdcr yesterday, deported to the
fered evidence from other phy. 8.. as an undesirabJa alien, and
sicions that the Women showed no
re-arrested at th* border on a return with a shot gun. Authorities
signs of insanity,
charge of murder.
say that ha was drunk when they
Defense counsel told the Jury
arrested him.
“Urn brakes” of
««*«Jenkins clalmi that th* women
Roosevelts
Depart
killed herself, but hU storks ore
mind were “worn
prince
would
be
announced
shortly
-Then
VIENNA^ J tn t
Today For Europe not believed owing to the wounds
rbe needed medic**
Lady l y the Austrian court. The sn
SI
an asylum rather th*n t*Pri»on,«r oresprea- nullmcnt la Mkod.,on the ground
ment. The slaty r h a n ^ this us
BOMBAY.
Jan.
80.
(A
T
-T
W
r
il because It
union
son
a “smoke screen to holt the
" l*. She was shot In the arm
by
tbe dvll ciore and R em it Roosevelt, who
ay tl
side of the
‘ where. hare successfully hunted the Orris
issue. ,_______ •
' ■r v
sbad
.if Turkey, fur the reture
Poll on “Tbe world's whit# reef
UO0 O anciafleged to ha
At a
vorce of L siy tress’ left today for Korop* on the
Cold Winter Forces obtained by
uglas. who is
Dou
English Skirts lo w er fraud,
*
.4 Marquta of
been *«
, *3 .J
Douglas met wives, who met
The at
je r y .
Jon. 30.
Rtvier*. Sb° after they had m
said she
It is
unknowingly beards from the
part of th*
The brother* a r e though '
he hod.
i ■
I l JAZZ POPULAR
the
tion* In
5CQ\
v t S a i n w k in
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f
LOCAL R E A L T Y YACHT CLUB WILL
FIRM ANNOUNCES HOLDBALLINNEW
$250,000 D E A L S TOURIST H O TEL
DIRECTORS. F O R
PLAYGROUND ARE
NAMED BY LAKE
mmf
a ra rs a a p fis a s
LONG JAIL T O M
G
Senate Considers
Debate P arts O f
Tax Reduction Rill
Local Man Reports
Flogging At Hands, dw
Of Midnight Callers >
Negro Woman Shot
And Killed By Man
In Longwood Home
W T A V Z .l
s ild h s f
Suit Brought Against Mate By Lady
Is Settled Out Of Court
m
ite i
r.S
NUMBER 155.
All Of The Victims
A re Identified
Maj. W. R. Drilton, R6, is believed
to be the only man in the United
SUtrs who' Ih a veteran or the
IConfrdorulo army utid the World
) War. He in living in Claremont,
Calif.
1 **ld t h k
m
JANUARY 30, 1826.
New Company Will Begin
rious Daylight River
To Jacksonville
SeS
winds,
noon on
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JA N U A R Y S O ;1926
3 HIG LOANS CANCELLED
ow Some Interesting Florida Facts Increase In South
D;•istricts
the longert and most expensive Florida _____:
opAwrit era, the newspapm are
measured by sections, with ten of
them to an issue almost on every
day thlrig.
• Here are some ,of the other
found during the by-gone
-oT. Florida, unearthed from
>io box of clippins:
June, 1907—C: H. and H. Rail
way completed to Boca Grande.
October, 1007 — The P u t n a m
county commissioners let the con
tra c t fo r a highway bridge across
th e river a t Palntka, which is to bo
highway bridge, in the state, and
the bnly one on the fil. Johns rivfcr.
The contract prito was $64,000,
April, 1908—Several prominent
citiccns of Toceoa, Ga., were plan
jnlng to build winter homes in An
burndnlo.
M w jw g
May, 1908-rThe first train was
run on the Florida Central railroad,
connecting Thomasville, Gn., and
Frnnlew, Fla. (It was acquired
by the Atlantic Coast Line n year
or two later).
July, 1908—The city council of
KIssimmeC . passed an ordinance
regulating airships. (At that time
probably no airplano had ever been
seen in Florida, and the first flight
across the English channel was not
made until about a year later).
October, 1908—Heavy rains In
the Evcrgrades' caused a flood nt
Fort Lauderdale,.and considerable
damage to crops.
October, 1908 — CarrabuUe Was
swopt by o ilimstroun fire.
December, 1908—Another* lari
sale of state land In the Everglades
was negotiated by Governor Brow
rd.
December, 1908—Pnlntkn's union
station Was completed.
January, 1909—Oysters are ro
ported so abundant on the gulf
coast, south, of Tallahassee, that
hundreds of pcoplp were shovelling
them up into wagons at low tid e.
January, 1009—Somo Of the pa
pers in the state,;ispecially in the
JACiftpNVILLE,. Jan. 23—More
capital has r^ tn Invested in real
estate in South Florida and on the
East Const during the last ten days
than in the previous two months,
according to reports received by the
Florida State Chamber of Com*
merce, which dcclaref thdt donorthern part, were opposing the
Everglades drainage project.
January, lOOD-—A Nuw York pa
per lias a, long article about the
unusual rush of tourists to Florida.
January, JPOSh-Palatka was call
ing for some one to erect 100 new
houses for the growing population.
January, 1900—I t was planned
to bring 6,000 Italian families, who
had lost their homes in a recent
earthquake, to Manatee county.
lets And other operators ntite the increased purchases to
a restoration of confidence m Flori
da through the national newspaper
advertising eamphlfn belnjf. condotted by the State Chamber.
'Div Hurry R. McKeen, Director
o f Finance and Extenaion for the
State Chamber, who has Jast com
pleted a tour of the peninsula from
Sarasota to West Palm Beacb, and
who conferred with btitiness m ih In
thoso districts, through the Ridge
section and up the E ast Coast,
learned that a marked Increase
was apparent evrywh'ere. ’ One of
tfifc most certain evidences was the
increasing number of abstracts be
ing examined by attorneys while
another was the marked increase
in the number bf papers being
tiled for recording.
“There Is a difference In the man
ner in which. investments are be
ing made, however/’ said Dr. MeKcen: “Until a few weeks ago
people bought land alipost sight
unseen, anything satisfied them so
long as it was in Florida. I t is
DES MOINES, Iowa,.Jan. 29,—
L. A: Andrews, state cirtnmlsaloner
of banking, announced today th a t
because of a recent ruling by the
federal farm loan board, lan d 1
banks havo cancelled loans to Iowa
farmers aggregating $10,000,000.
POTTER’S
The American housewife’s aveis
ago yearly expenditure for clothes
Is $C3.65, according In nn inquiry
conducted by the United Spates
Department of Labor.
SO
_____ ^
Factory 308 W.
anti-Florida propaganda.
R etail Store 15 E
“I t has been only a few days
Orlando,
since a special correspondent of
the New York Times in a dis
patch to his paper declared that
the 'wave of Florida land baying
now only had not ceased but that
it was beginning to increase, witb
every indication that it would rival A D V E R T IS E M E N T S TELL Ym
the stampede of lost summer, and
,
O F BUSINESS IS DO!
fall.”
N otice To Tax Payers
a.
, ,
..
H anford, F lo rid a . J a n u a r y
• m b , 1950.
.
!’y *eFtlon **• chapter ADSfl. Uw» or Florida.
oilda’. I1 w,„
will
Lh? V’ i"!*, nR P'sccs. on the. dates nnd b*twr»n tin- liours art
JBIO^
‘ * r - Ihs-PUrphie or rueolvltiir TAX 11KTUUN8 for ihu yuar
IBID:
W
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. * • » » ? y:oo «.
Hiruary Ulh. 10:00 A. M. u> 15:00 M.
ruary Dill, 1:00 1*. AL to 0:00 1’. At.
•tiruary totli, lo:0» A. M. to 12:00 At
. n a n m u n u - 1- r u r u n r y l o t h , l :00 I ’. Jf. to 3:08 I*. At.
• Long wood—February lllti, 10:00 A. M. to 15:00 At.
I^tko Mnry—February Ulh. 1:00 l». At. t« 5:00 I*. At,
Monroe—February llth , 10:00 A, M. to 15:00 AG
Itoela—Fcbranry--Jttliv-lioo-l*.. Mr t o ‘jbfto P, At.
a..VAu'M1IAN,
a 1'* " Tax Assessor.
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MANOR
We Wish to
Congratulate
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George J. Bertnian and His Associates in the
Occnti nnd Rivor fronta, near Duvis Shores, St.
fi? Augustine.
th is property owned by Sanford Interest mul
iffered for (cw days only; then, Stnto-wide selling
campaign offering lots for subscription stibjoet
to nllottment.
o
Development of
Ocean fr o n ta g e at $50.00 Per Foot
About 550 lots in all, one-fourth nlready taken.
Right is reserved td withdraw thisjire-rescrvntlon sale at any tinjo without notice.
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H ave the V*
W e w atch w ith amazement the stupendous task of
transforming raw land into a super-development of
beauty, w hich has been performed as with a
Magic Touch
• Sell Your P rop erty. .
A T A U C T IO N
The original sale of Sanford
Manor wus handled IhrmiKh
Quo Office
Our organization is composed o f men
trained through years of experience. We
have successfully sold ht auction over
$68,000,000.00 worth of property.
Ilili*ry1
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Write. or wire us at Orlando, Fla., 10
Phillips Bldg. Our representative will
glhdly go over your proposition with you
without any obligation whatsoever upon
i your parti*
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day,
winds,
noon on
F^ A B sod ntcd Press
K" ' ' k
Two Wars
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a ppo in tm en t o f
M’CAMANT ifGAlN
BEFORE. S 0 L 0 N*S
Oregon Jurist Says R oosevelt
Was Not A Good A m eri
can And Senator Johnson
Opposses H is Appointment
WASHINGTON, Jan. HO.—(/P )~
in* The Senate Judiciary Committee
Ithey in nmin considering the president's
nomination of Wallace McCamant,
ns federal circuit judge in Oregon
and among other phases of it, Mc1’amiuit‘n asitertion th at • ■Theo
dore Roosevelt "Wasn't. a good
Alnericnn."
Judge McCant, now serving un|tier n reccHa appointment, made
the same statement during his
testimony before, ,th c ^ommltteo
yesterday in a n w ^
. aarges of
Senator Johnson, Republican of
I'lilitorftla, whft ,U opjkming ‘his
confirmation.
Senator Johnson brought out the
a|SerUii'p whilo queatio'pug Judge
$ r ilCrttinr; 1
failure
ns
to tin \>UP ( ” eago
ronremfun u> Vote for the senator
us winner of tho Orcgop primaries
for tho presidential jnpminntlon.
The witness declared h’a was under
pledge to Vote for Johnson and
lie read a letter in which he suid
he could ribt vole for the Califor
nian liecausc he had ndvoculcd re»all of judicial decisions.
“Then Theodore Roosevelt was
not a yood American 7” naked the
-rnntor whp wns u candidate for
'Ice president on th e 1Hull Moojo
ticket.
Senator Johnson then character
ised any man holding such views
i' guiding Roosevelt us “unfit” to
l mailed ■dt on the bench of second highest
*■ I‘Kil American court and declared that
lin' •f such n man can bo confirmed
tffeivi' by the Senate of the U. S. as a
unh.iM' judge of thp courts of tho U. 8.
D'tmcnt “I want to know it.”
Tho witness dented that he wns
until
°f'Feb. pledged to vote for Johnson ut the
Chicago copyontion, declaring, ho
jtinatiuivi had reserved “to himself complete
’ six per freedom of action," (a a statement
l*aRniml- furnished to Oregon voters before
[lUnk nf the primary. Senator Caraway,
have Democrat of Arkansas, contended
*>m Jan. the last part of the statement codJan. I, rtitulod u plcdgo and Judge Mcr nmnnt declared his candidacy for
of them delftgato was filed under a law
' the City which did not make it obligatory
him to support the winner of
peceksarj- for
the
primary.
Imijcrcs
After
going over the testimony
i'OUH8(T*
n* to city tho rommittee will submit n new
report to the senate which sent the
nomination back to give the ap
[entiw
f'ridy ami pointee opportunity to answer
tner than Senator Johnson’s charge.
For
reet
oiHlk at>
tnokp of
icitlea.
nu 1 r#t«l
r® fll
cmij
limit i»
liisTo
lation;
imary
1/ m . - dp)
A; "*• Kirk
the nomi-
ItepobH-
fur Uus
husband.
whstbvr
Officers Begin Probe
Following: Discovery
Of Decomposed Body
—
_
1
Jan. 30 .—^
--W ith the theory th a t an uniden
tified woman, whose dismembered
body was found scattered on a
farm near here yesterday. Was in
soma way connected with n recent
ruudwuy construction camp, offi
cers continued today their efforts
to solve the mystery surrounding
the gruesome find.
c<T°n*r'8 lory yesterday failV*
8 flew as to how lha
t*,e ? 0Tn*n canto to be
near a 1,4,71 on the-farm of
H?
No one hSs been refrdm th* vkfftity
identlfkafion was Impossible
tloiwU>e °* *^v,|h**d decompose
d e c a t u r ’ t *™.,
to repre*if all ^Ibie woman's hair had bpen bobV i . In
V " her teeth indicated her
, Hi.
htoween 20 and 30 years,
ftli th.
torso was found wrapped in
Is J.
presumably
attorney. imeama,
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New Company Will Begin
rious Daylight R iver
To Jackson ville
NUMBER 155.
Mrs.
ds Stokely
LAv
Associating for,the avowed pur
Monroo Transportation Com
pose of developing and capitalizing !atke
JACKSONVILLE. Flo., Jan. 30. property it Is said, to be worth
the scenic attractions or the St pany has been formed, and no ©*■
OP)—
-Mrs. Ella Rawls Reader $8^ 00,000.
Johns river, a group of local bash pense or labor will bo spared in
The bill asked the appointment
Rtockoly was charged with having
“Hempt
to
make
tho
Jacksonness men have formed the Lake
marries! Well* R. Stockley, *70 of n receiver to tako charge of the
Coroner’s-J
u
ry
Finds'
John
villc-Sanford
Scenic
Daylight
Trip
Monroo Transportation Company a tour that will bo famed through
old, “to got his property, "In Innds and properties involved, and Blast Late Last Night
Swonnon And Sllberstein years
with authorized capital stock of out
a
bill
in chancery filed In St. that the “alleged marriage be
the nation.”
Entraps Forty-five
Gntltloss In Collision Which Augustine on Dec. 30, last It was tween Stokely arid Ella B. Reeder
foO.OOO and have filed application
In
discussing
plans
of
the
new
be declared null nnd void.”
Tor incorporation papers, accordKilled
William
MeHvvttlhtt
announced
here
today.
The
bill
Men, 17 Are Saved
Mr. Markell said that a
Airs. Hattie N. Stokely died nt
HUT t0- n statement made today by company,
srtforth that Stokely was 31 years
double
decked
palatial
commercial
Aft^ir Six Are Hurt
St. Augustine, Feb. 1G. 1925. A
E, L, Marltell, treasurer of the new yucht cnpahlo of making 20 miles
older- than his wife,
organization of which Mayor For- nn hour had been designed and Funeral Services
The bill was filed by Attorney will executed by her on Feb. G,
R. Dodge of Jacksonville as 1025; was filed for probate In the
n»t
is president; W. M. Seott ordered for delivery within tho
Observed Friday John
counsel for Lewis Sheppard, of St. office of County Judge Dubow last
and Edward Higgins, vico-prcsi- next
months. This boat will
Augustine, nan-in-law of Stokely, Tuesday. The husband was nam
ilcntR, and J, K, Emory general carry few
approximately GO people, he Pioneer Citizen IAvcti Near In , n motion for appointment of ed executor without bond. Moanmanager.
said.
Ifcre Since Winter Of 1882; Sheppard ns Stokely** closest while, E. E. Boyce, sheriff of St.
While the greater portion of the
In nfldltiotUo the fast yacht that
stock offered hy the new company will
*
Wns
Veteran Of Civil Wot friend Jn an action against his Johns county, had been appointed
bring visitors here from Jack
wife. Sheppard's bill alleged administrator of tho estate on Nov. Flood Of Water Pours
has been purchased, there are still sonville
on regular schedule, Mr.
30. Inst, ns no will had been filed.
aomo shares open to Sanford citi Markell said that a commodious
A cordner's Inquest convened Stokely wns mentally unsound.
lntoMine>Hinderlnff
On tho motion, Judge George - tinder tho terms of tho will,
zens, Mr.,Mnrkell announced, an<l and well appointed excursion boat this morning in the offices of Jus
more detailed plnnB for their dis capable of accommodating 50 peo tice of tho Peace M. G. Lovell ex Couper GihbS, made the appoint Mrs. Stokely bequeathed half the
All Rescue Efforts
position will bo made public at ple was being hnilt at the present onerated John Swanson and C. R. ment at Jacksonville on Dec. 31, estate to her husband, one fourth
to
n
son,
Harry,
and
ono
fourth
to
last,
authorizing
Sheppard
to
rep
some early date.
time, and would bo delivered In Silbersteln, drivers of the twn cars
BIRMINGHAM, Aln„ Jnn.
his fathor-ln-law In on ac n daughter, Edna- whose husband
Present plans of the company Hanford by Feb. 20, nt which time that figured in the wreck a t San resent
tion against “Ella II. Header, Mrs. U representing Wells R. Stokely 30. (A P ).— Daybrcnk brought
ford
Avenue
and
Hughey
Street
cnll for tho immediate commence It will he prepared for service in
Wednesday, of blame in connection Klirmhoth Way, K. E. Hoyco, ns nd- in the present litigation. No data to the little mining camp nt
ment of n campaign designed t.i Inking sight-seeing parties anbout with
tho death of W. II. Meriweth minb;lrutor of the estate-of Hat has been set for hearing.
exploit the attractions of this sec l»nke Monroe and the numerous er, aged
Mrs. Ella Rawls Itreder Stokely Massboro, Shelby county, tlofr.lmlnotn eltlxen who tie N. Stokely, deceased, nnd i). P.
tion of Florida by providing facil connecting waterways,, paving tho died Thursday
fJ'Kidc, clerk of tho circuit court reccntlv mmqqnctd plans for a inito word that 27 of ita work
night
fls
a
rVXult
of
ities for tourists to make daylight wuy for a full appreciation of tho Injuries received in the crash.
palace of peace, to cost $100,000,- ers had been killed in an oxof St. Johns country.**
trip from Jacksonville to Sanford advantages that will come to tills
Judge Gibbs nt the same time Is OO0 to lie erected on tho ocean dasioh in the Premier Coal
Funeral
services
for
Mr.
Meri
on the tropical St. Johns river, de community when tho St. Johns- wether held yesterday afternoon sued nn order impounding n deed, front south of Jacksonville Beach,
scribed by many writers ns the Indian river canal become a reality. from the Miller Funeral Home, alleged In tho action to bo a forgi arid n $20,000,000 hotel. The pal Company’s f)it late yeaterday,
most wonderful stream in Noith
This excursion boat will also be were nttonrinl hy many In spite of •■ry, dated Nov. 20, 1024, from Hat ace oT pence, according to her an which trapped 44 men. Sev
America.
used in connection with the big the Irtcfefnenl weather prevailing tie N. Stokely and Wells R. Stoke nouncement would bo erected to e n te e n .. or
thin
number
In commenting on the beaali's Yacht Flub regatta, to bo held on through tin* afternoon.
ly to Elizabeth Way, and filed house tho sessions of 'the' Isinguo emerged alive, six of them slightly
of this river, named hy the early the la lake Feb, 20, Mr. Markell
Mr. M^riwciher was R3 yearn of Oct. 22. 1025. Tho bill Involved tof Nations.
injured. Of the number killed U
*
Scminolea “the String of Pearls'” said.
age tiie time of his death and bn)}
were white nnd lfl negroes.
because of its curving, shams
been n resident of this County since
After a night of suspension,
course, Mr. Market! said that the
1H82, coming hero from Terre
women nnd children a t dawn turn
present river trip offered by exHaute, Ind., when only a young
ed away from the slope in sorrow
isting water transportation lines
man.
and despair when final word had
wns so scheduled that the most at
He was a veteran of tho Civil
comet
tractive sections of the river wele
War, having served with the Forty“AU below are dead.”
Third Indiana Volunteer Regiment
passed at night when tourists were
Hope was held out for hours
asleep in their berths.
throughout the contest and In tho
that perhaps some of the men be
western campaigns of Grant’s
"fit order to show visitors to this
low might have escaped the treach
army.
stnte the unrivalled scenery of the
erous n s by barricading them -'
For number of years ho resid B r.l t t-Chittcndcn Compnny Pinna Arc Complete For Big reives Irr tho fsstnea of the pit.
Rt. Johns river, with its tropical
banks studded With moss-hung live Mayor Apoints Three AVomen ed in - Chuluotn and was making
Fresh a ir Was constantly poured
R egatta To Be S.tagcd On Into
Una Big Week Whch Sale#
And Two Men To Serve On plans to move to Hanford during
oaks, tall palmcttoes and mam
the debris but exploration dis
Lnke Monrtie February 28; closed th
next few months, where he in
In Various Parts Of City
moth cypress trees, its quirt la
the fact that none of these
Commlsflion For Dlrectlnjr the
tended to spend thu remainder of
Firework*
Display
Planned
t
r
a
p
p
e
d
goons where colorful water fowl
by falling rock and coal
Hit
Quurtpi'
Million
Mark
Children’s Flay ^Activities bis lifu.
stalk among the lily pads and
aped death. Seventeen
The ac, iilent in which Mr. Meri
Sleepy 'gators and turtles bask in
Final plans for tho observance of bodies were removed by midnight
Really transfers representing ap
Tlie tnrmbern of H ip city play wether
ncui\ed
fatal
injuries
hap
the warm sunshine" Mr. Murkcll ground
a
formal ball nt the Hotel Forrest and^hc ere we had removed^hn re
proximately
$250,000
were
closed
Imvr been ap pened Wednesday morning when
Ihg JO
J0 by 6 o’clock
o'clock. Tbe dead
said, “it is necessary to provide pointed commission
during last week by the Britt-CMt- laiko following the big regmita and mninlng
and
Mayor
laikc
announc
nil been Identified.
ad ail
for n ever changing scenery Hint ed this morning that Mrs. W. C, ho. together with Mrs. Moriwether tendoii Realty Company, according fiesta to bo held oi\ Luke Monroo hod
The accident was said to.
crowds tho entire distnace of ap 11ill, Mrs. R. It. Dens, Mrs. Frvd and John Rwensan, was returning to an announcement made today.' Feb. 2G by tho Sanford Yacht Club
proximately 200 miles separating Daigcr, 8. R. Dlghton nnd F. W. to Sanford after n business trip trt Among other deals made public have bean completed, club officials been caused by a m m f _________
Orlando. Their car, driven by Mr,
announced today ami everything la
was
. dearrribed a a mtarwiog v Jacksonville Vfnd Rnnfurd.”
will serve as members of Swanson, wns coming north on wns the purchases by the llritt- In readiness for the staging of This
of brack powder, the charge blow-* • *
"To set forth this section of Talbot
Chlttenden
Company
from
H
arry
body for a term of one year Sanford Avenue t^hen atruck by a T. Uodwell of the building now oc what is said to lie the biggest wa Ing backward Instead of forward
Florida with its diversified appeal the
machine driven hy C. R. Silbersteln
by the Sopford Herald at ter meet uml general entertain as It Is intended. I t la believed
to tourists and sight-seers, the i each
A meeting of the commission of Tampa, nt the Intersection of cupied
n price given a**- $40,000. This ment over promoted In th is sec that dnst and not gea constituted
has been scheduled for tonight in Hughey Street.
tbe major factor In tbe exploaian
building frontn 24 fMt on Mag tion of Florida;
tho office of .Mr. Dlghton when
After speed boats and cruiser* and th at most of the victims auf- * >
The occupants of both machines nolia Avenue and is 117 feet deep.
organization Hetails will be per ware badly shaken up and received Tim purchasers plan to remodel nnd many typcji of B a ilin g craft fcrcil death by the force of tho
fected and preliminary plans made nunnrou- cuts and hrnf.es. At the Jhu structure .wlioii Tbit 'Hsojkhfift liavc finished-n»rop*tlwg.In the aU
for th* work to be undertaken time. Mr. Meriwether wtos not be leuso expires.
day meet for pH«*n M oiling 15,05$ a r a r s a a p f i s a s
within the noxt.yeHr. f .
lieved to have been seriously In
Tho biggest .deni dosed by tlm it ihnmmotfca .firework* displriy end six.
•Stepss for the purchasing
purch
purehasin of play- jured l>ut a few hours later he was firm withht tho. jmiit few dovs Is along the lain* shore will precede . A flood t»f water, whlch .ruaheil
groundI equipment, whic|i Is ekpect- ptk to lied nnd began to sink rapid- said to be tho sale of the brick tho many prlvnte dinner parties to every corner of the pit, added
ed to b«•e made
___ T in tho next 10
u h"days,
rL
until hn death occurred about 7 btilldirig at Onk AvcnUo and Sec that ore luring planned ut the hotel reatly to the taek of rescue, Tito
tonight’s o’clock Thursday night.
are alson contemplated for tonight
ond HtrAet owned by, 1. W. Phil before the formal invitational ball, last wrecked a small lake in tho,
meeting. The engagement of n dilips und recently transferred to u which will be attended hy leading center of the mine where water la
M rs. C a th e rin e Itojrefs And xeclnr, who. will have charge or tho
local syndic*to for n reported price sportsmen from many sections of secured for. washing coal. Tho
the south.
many
nclivitics
nmong
the
chil
entire floor of entry five was knee
•V
of
*150,000.
D a u g h te r Found G uilty Of dren, is ta be nnnouncod in tho
Jlembers 'of the syndicate are:
deep
In
water
and
many
of
the
Among
the
numerous
parties
al
S ta g in g Hold*Ups; Plea O f near future, it is stated.
It. A. Newman, Mrs. J. Fleischer, ready planned is a special affair bodies in that section had to l>o
In s a n ity F ails To S tan d
The Lions' Club aided by tho
L. P. Chittenden, Fred florrcnln, lor officials and members of the removed from watery graves.
pnrent-tenchers’ association nnd
Tha disaster was not without ita
E. F. Housholdcr, George Caldwell, board of governors of tho local
of Hrndentoii, nml the Hritt-t’hlt- yacht club, and visiting commit- freaks. A mule In entry four was
• RIOUX FALLS. S. I).. Jan. :td. - ether women’s organizations re
i dores and officials of thu Florida found 40 feet distant from Hs-post,
tenden Itculty Company.
(Jp)—South Dakota’M twn women cently inaugurated a campaign for
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30. (jT)—
Anuther deul made pultllr by tiio [--I’ower float Asa nidation, under on top of an empty coal car. The
robbers,' having been convicted rf the purpose of raisng the sum of
first degriv robliery, faco a pris |2,000 wth wlich to carry on tho Having disposed of the noncontro- firm was the sale of 14 lot* in whose auspices the Harifortl meet animal having burn lifted there by
tho force of tho blast'
work for the next'year. The suc vcrsial interests of the tnx re the southern awl ion of the city to will he Judd.
on term of 20 years.
. flocoad Blast Within Month
Disregarding the defense |ilcn-'*f cess of this drive has resulted in duction bill, the Senate today \V. J. Wheeler, of tiio Brooklyn
Entries linvc been coming in by
The Mosslboro explosion was tho,
insanity, n jury in circuit couxl the early formation of the com tackles the provisions on which, Fugle, for $7,500.
wire nml through thu mails to
One hundred nnd toil acre* near Commodore J. It. Emory and Sec second in the Brlmlnghsm'district
’nst evening took three hours to mission nnd action toward purchas contests have been brewing.
flections repealing most of tho Robinson's Springs were Bold to retary' W. E. White, nnd nt least within tho past two monthii n
find Mrs. Catherine Rogers nml ing the necessary equipment.
The purk at Thirteenth Street, m i s c e l l a n e o u s takes, which hns Otto Schmohl for $200 an acre, 15 or 2d additional contestants are tri.H at Overton mine niunbor two
her daughU'r. Zeru, guilty of hold
ing up the Itenner State Bank, nt between Magnolia and Palmetto been provided by tho House and according to the firm, who sold the expected according to the com having killed 63 miners on Dec. 11.
The explosion occurred a t what
Itenner, S. D., near here. Thjcy Avenues has been designated by approved by the Finance Commit property for John Duster of Penn mittee in charge.
miners call “•hooting timr,” each
the city ns a playground nnd one tee, were accepted without debate sylvania.
will be sentenced Tuesday.
Many
South
Florida
boating
enTho women appeared cnlm as other site on the west sldo of the nnd although subject to amend . I» t sales in Druid Park, Mnr- thimiusU n» woll ns sporti nun In day when tho miners are ready to
tho verdict was rend to them but city Is to be selected within the Im ment. no contests against these are vuuin, PlnChurst nnd the A. F. CJ. Jacksonville and Other point a have quit work several “shot*" ar~
Indus! rial Tract consumpiuted signified their intention of bring im.de to loosen coal far the nexwhen they were led from the roopi mediate future, it is "announced. In prospect.
Pressing for action, on the con within the lust WPck arc said to ing racers to Hanford'for thu big day’rt work. One of these *holo
back to their cells In tho county These parks arc to be equipped
jail their lips quivered and Steps with all modern plnyground appar troversial items, Chairman Smoot, liavc exceeded the'$40,000 murk.
event, und it in probable that D. lilt u pocket of gas and tho ex
followed.
of
the
Finance
Committee,
In
P. Davis may enter several of hla plosion
faltered.
atus.
■ The mine was of a singjo slope
charge of the bill, was confronted California
The Renner bank was robbed tho
that
f.
prcil
J
touts,
club
committee
Gi rl Is members said today.
and bad 12 entries six on each
today with debato from the op
first tlmo Oct. G, and again Nov.
side. Thu explosion occurred half
17, last, the Iqot totaling several
position. „
Arresied
On
Chargre
way down the slope. The mine
hundred dollars. Several days aft. lVovisione which must n^w lie
had been (n operation five years
Of
Killing:
Beneficiary
er the last holdup. Mrs. Rogers
decided nnd which constitute some
and ws«. rated non-gaseous.
and her daughter were arrested nt
the vital terms of tho bill
Rescue Work la Difficult
their home hero after they had
HAN
DIEGO,
Pal.,
Jun.
30.—
(JP)
Include reduction of the surtnx
in<
The
slope is In on Isolated p a rt'
attempted to dispose of u large
rotes from a maximum of 40 per —Miss Teaaiu Pena. 22, border
of flhclby county, and vsry hard
number of pennies at a local
cabaret entertainer, ha* confessed
cent
to
20
per
cent;
repeal
of
tho
reach. This made rescuo work
W. C. Hutcherson, who lives at fnheritnnca tax and publicity of to tbe murder of Mrs. Frances L.
store.
flcult.
It waa several hour* be906
Maple
Avenue,
reported
to
au
Cole,
her
81
year
old
beneficiary,
“ They admitted the robberies,
tax returns nnd an Increase In the
trained
craw* reached tho;,
thorities
early
this
inpmlng
thnt
Lulu
Edwurttat
colored,
a
g
e
'40,
saying they needed the money to n gang of five men, posing ns of corporation tax from 12Mi per rent nnd wants to die in tho electric was shot and killed hi her home scene. Volunteer crew* headed '
to 13 Vh P*r cent to olfeat the re chair. The body of Airs, Cole, west of I-ongwood lost night about 0 . W. Postal, owner.of the no'
provide comforts for Mrs. Rogers
stubbed and slashed in i8 places,
invalid husband.
Investigation, ficers of the law, had token him peal of th« capital atock tax.
Into
was found In her homo a t Nation B o’clock after a row between her and Chau Hines, wontmany
however, convinced the police that from his homo on a pretext of ar
Senator
King
of
Utah,
one
of
mlno
and
brought
out
self
and
a
nogro.uamod
Walter
Jen
rest
at
1:30
o'clock
this
morning
■*he Rogers family were fairly wellthe democratic member* of the fi al City, near hero Thursday.
who la sold to have born Hr were not injured, but were
to do and that Rogers wnn not an and carried him out on the ceme nances com mitt tee also lima served
“Yet. I did It,” tho pollen aunt- kins,with
her for g. number of weeks. to reach the surface.
tery
road,
where
they
give
him
u
invalid,
.
. .,
notice he will pfopoia further re ed M4«* Pena as saying last night. d e p u t y
Many stories of hokror w#
Chris Stephensevere
flogging,
nnd
warped
him
Although they confessed, they
-actions in the miscellaneous taxes “She said my mother'll picture son and T,
ter
arrived
at
that
In
case
he-did
not
leave
the
pleaded not guilty and decided to
by repeal nil automobile and re looked like a bad woman’s. I sup tho house
W T A V Z .l
the Willi
stand trial basing their defenja city by 10 o’clock this morning ho peal of the levtea and admissions pose they’ll try to give me life curred about
were killed as they
later
would
be
killed.
Imnrisoninent,
but
I
want
to
go
to
on the ground that they were taside as the sheet
and dues.
• •;
rested
Jenkins
and
p
la
c
e
d
____
_
Hutcherson
stated
that
he
could
the chair.' I don’t want to be tho county Jail under a charge of through th* ‘
ranc at the timo of the jobberythinking of this tho rest of my murder.
At the trial physicians for the identify a t least two of the men,
Gas
was
exhibited
in
the
United
•‘ i
defense testified that the women but could give no reason for their flutes in 180G as a freak of a Ufe.”
.
Details of the crime are lacking s i l d h s f
.
•vere of unsound mind and Rogers art of last nightMis* Pans who had lived with but reports are that the woman was
dime museum at Baltimore,
Police
ora
Investigating.
declared ho thought Ms wife was
Mr*. Cole, was arrested across the shot just as ah* entered tho house
«crazyV The state, however, of
irdcr yesterday, deported to the
fered evidence from other phy. 8.. as an undesirabJa alien, and
sicions that the Women showed no
re-arrested a t th* border on a return with a shot gun. Authorities
signs of insanity,
charge of murder.
say that ha was drunk when they
Defense counsel told the Jury
arrested him.
“Urn brakes” of
««*«Jenkins clalmi that th* women
Roosevelts Depart
killed herself, but hU storks ore
mind were “worn
prince
would
be
announced
shortly
-Then
VIENNA^ J tn t
Today For Europe not believed owing to the wounds
rbe needed medic**
Lady l y the Austrian court. The sn
SI
an asylum rather th*n t*Pri»on,«r oresprea- nullmcnt la Mkod.,on the ground
ment. The slaty r h a n ^ this us
BOMBAY.
Jan.
80.
(A
T
-T
W
ril because It
union
son
a “smoke screen to holt the
" l*. She was shot In the arm
by
tbe dvll ciore and R em it Roosevelt, who
ay tl
side of the
‘ where. hare successfully hunted the Orris
issue. ,_______•
' ■r v
sbad
.if Turkey, fur the reture
Poll on “Tbe world's whit# reef
UO0 O anciafleged to ha
At a
vorce of L siy tress’ left today for Korop* on the
Cold Winter Forces obtained by
uglas. who is
Dou
English Skirts lo w er fraud,
*
.4 Marquta of
been *«
, *3.J
Douglas met wives, who met
The at
jery.
Jon. 30.
after they had m
Rtvier*.
Sb°
said she
It is
unknowingly beards from the
part of th*
The brother* a r e though '
he hod.
i ■
I l JAZZ POPULAR
the
tion* In
5CQ\
ite i
All O f The Victims
Are Identified
Maj. W. R. Drilton, R6, is believed
to be the only man in the United
SUtrs who' Ih a veteran or the
I Confrdorulo army utid the World
)War. He in living in Claremont,
Calif.
1**ld th k
JANUARY 30, 1826.
>
SeS
;d
m
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SA TURD A Y,
' " ‘" v t S a in w k in r - •
f
LOCAL REALTY YACHT CLUB WILL
FIRM ANNOUNCES HOLDBALLINNEW
$250,000 D EA LS TOURIST HOTEL
DIRECTORS. F O R
PLAYGROUND ARE
NAMED BY LAKE
LONG JAIL T O M
G
Senate Considers
Debate Parts O f
Tax Reduction Rill
Local Man Reports
Flogging At Hands, dw
Of Midnight Callers >
Suit Brought Against Mate By Lady
Is Settled Out Of Court
m
Negro Woman Shot
And Killed By Man
In Longwood Home
S
ac
�Wear
B r ito n s r r e p d tm g S p o rt
Calendars F or Am erican
Invasion In E arly Sprin,
Storm Accompan iedBy
High Winds Causes
Threeln juries When
House Blows Down
E ast G ets R elief
f t From Cold Wave
Lake M ichigan Field
O f M oving Ice That
Ties UpAH Shipping
MIAMI, Flo.. Jon. no. (A P )
Lieut. George C.‘ McDonald of the
nmiy air service has set n now
— A fltorm , accompanied by r.pccd record by piloting it Locning
plena carrying u "pqy
high winds and n rainfall o f amphibian
lotto" of BOO kilogram;* nt a rate or
0.49 inches last night, took 1 1 1 miles per hour over u 200
oi toll vo .f three
injured
*»
...
—.
------ when n
- house in the went part of the
c ity wa« blown down.
W ater flooded som e down o i ____i m * 1 1 _________1
town street*, but did not rise
aa hiffh ns dtirlnK the record
rainfall of Nov. 30 when basemente
nnd,ground floors of hundred* of
downtown business houses wore
Tho Sunday School of tho First
flooded.
Church of this city will
The storm had blown Itsolf out Baptist
tomorrow
decide on the disposition
at 7:30 o’clock this morning.
of
n
challenge
sent by the First
Wireless report* were received
Baptist Church Sunday School of
daring the night from tho tin k er I DcLi’nd
to compete In three months
W. W. Mills th a t she wan towing membership
contest to Imgliv im
to Miami the schooner Simmons of mediately, according
Dr. F. D.
Norfolk, crippled about 40 miles King, who tixlay saidtothat
north of this port. The iListrcimcd of the challenge would bo details
made
c ra ft in ono of tho smallest schoon public by SuncrinUndont John
D.
er* registered and carries a crew Jinking nt the regular Sunday
of four men.
*
Msriou tomorrow.
Ships within tho harbor In sev School
In
commenting
oh the suggested
eral instances wero torn loose from contest, Dr. King said
the Doth eir anchorage by the anui.unlly Land School's necesa tothat
student
ntrong wind, und threatened to body of Stetson Collegetin?and
the
cause considerable damage to othor
craft berthrd along tho wharves.
•**“ senooner
achognas
Only ono vessel,
vessel, tne
Chlqulmuln, plowed int<? .two other
■hips moored u t tlVu idUy docks, hut
the damage was flight. Several
decked vessels were forced tp leave
their slips to prevent crashes with
hosts being blown inshore...
Only one vessel, the schooner
Frank*A. Moory, nnuuig the fleet
of GO ships lying off Miami Beach
awaiting opening nf the chui«el,
has hoisted distress r.lguals.
Sho lost Jter ship's boat Into yes
terday nnd run up her.fjag to imM
notice for otjier craft to stand by
in case of-mi emergency.
1st B aptist Sunday
School Challenged
By DeLand Classes
LONDON, -bin. {JO.—UP)— .The voders will arrive 1fa England Farly
Amcrlrsn offensive* on British* fa April froih then on thero will
: .*riin»r crown i this year will zur- be international golf contest* conP » ' nil thr- jiri'vionu nnd mostly titumusly for three month*. The
.-in r<:i*fiil entrance* in iriftitfla- fj. s. Walker cup team will nppenr
lioonl sorting con tents on BHtUb first in friendly matches with the
, ,,
..
iO*ft»rd nnd Cambridge golfing *o... Vf*
, n? an’
rh'ty and later will enter for the
Walts, Cabin, Bobby Jones, OlMt*. Royal St. George'*
George's Vase, won by
II tin M
MU 1’oddbck
• MUIJWWI* already n*w
VM| tfUIIIIOt
ikmI i
\Sills
und
are on
Ouimet III
In 192.1.
he receiving
list of
o f ----*
HAort-j
amateur
championship
1* to
the
lilt
English
nport- . The
amnteur
cham
* * *-------. ..
i
ing organization* nnd scores of be held on .*
the *«
Mufrftcld
course.
_ . at 3r -----------------'nburgh.
It i.scr lights
among•»-the eri- j ncar
Edfatmivh. the
tha week nf May
trie* for the 1920 otumamonts.
| ofi and 1lusts
___ six' days. The-en.In recent years the English have trance'nf Bobby Jones, 3tr Ernest
come out oftoner-second iin. *their
‘ HoUlrrmsn.
.......the
___present
_____ _____
;....
champion,
athletic contest* with Americans , f;yri| Toll«y and possibly Roger
but HIM anw the rise of several Wethcred will make Ibis the best
star.i which makes tha nation nniat«ur struggle of recent years,
hopeful that the tide will turn.
Tlie Wnlker Cup matches will be
ehamnionshlp, captured by Ainer- hrl(1 , he wcck following at St.
It Is the loss of tho_ open golf Andrew's.
I & w j n IV24 "I’1*
*****
The womens championship will
British f«*l most und they expret lnk(l pjacc nt>out the same tim* a*
it to bo recaptured by the Man- the nmaleur 0Ver the Royal St.
chrnter professional, Archie Comp- Dav|d‘, |)nUl! nt Harlech, Wales,
Rton, who made n rapid rise to the f or which Glenna Collett and Joyce
premier position among Eng ish Wclhcrod havp cnlor(.d.
u 2 fc nnm A
®”1 r ion nnd " °W ontTennis
matches also will brlhg
i playing in A morn n.
the best stars of both countries.
Compt*ton will hav0 to nluy \yt t . Tildcn may Join Vincent
against his compatriots Mitchell^ Richards nnd R. N, Williams in
W. L George, Who Gained
Fame Ity Articles Upon
Women, SuccumHa To Pncumcnln And Heart Failure
*
. .
Study Of Women Led
To Many Conclusions
Declares Sympathy For The
Oppotdlc Fex Responsible
For Knowledge O f Them
LONDON, Jnn. 30.—(AV-W. L
of nritfnh parents in Paris. lie
received his education In France
and Germany.
Death was caused by pneumonia
nnd heart failure. Mr. George had
been III for Home time but had con
tinued his literary work. Only a
few days ago he completed another
hook.
In one of his lectures in New
York In 1922, Mr. George declared
(that he had analyzed women and
catalogued them nnd that he hnd
distinct species tucked away
The contests start at Wimbledon 05
from which to make interesting
about the third week in June and characters.
•
probably will cxtYyid to tbdea
In
his
analysis,
he
said
he
put
A
iMnelea1
*
umtumnn
a
ta
rs
marknlde goniolmk but he is not weeks. America's wowmen star* women on the end of n pin nnd
steady.
will contest for tho Wlgtman cup. examined them us if they were in
Open Tournry June 21
The trnck meets at Stamford teresting insects. Those he had
Tho open championship will bo Bridge, Oxford and .Cambridge analyzed ranged from 17 to 08
played tim wek beginning Juno 21 probably will nttract several Am years.
nt Lythnm nnd St. Anne's course In ericans. The New York Athletic
He characterized women as
breezy Lnnashlro, nnd will be tho Chib already in on the books for "that natural law—breaking an
first time this old course has been the games nt Stamford fridge.
imal, as man is the actual law
If nil the channel swimmers who making animuls.” ' He thought it
tlm scone of the open. Instead of
holding tho qualifying rounds Im linve announced an attem pt to cross questionable If Eve donned the fig Ossi Oswald!, Berlin stage star, is shown wearing valuable gem* that
mediately before the championship, thochnnnrl mnke hood their thrents leaf because of modesty. It prob have Ikin in her family for gennratinns.
they will be held throe weeks in they will ha doing so In schools—* ably was because she though the
utlvnncc on three dlirercnl courses, nnd nil summer long. Gertrude leaf pretty, he strid. He dismissed
ono in the south of England, one In Edcrlo and Helen Walnwrlght en- the idea that there wns mystery
the Midlands nnd another in Scot trants to fur but there are eight about women. ,
land.
, Women Always In Love
Vi
wwu
It is likely that ho American
Woman's
intelligence,
said
“tho
womon us well us men golf in'
tnnn who knows all about women."
as Mr. George was called, wns a
Fed Htcrs 8.76^10.50; fat rows thing difficult to isolnte. "Wom
D5,.'!5<jpfl.86;
H j p p H J heifer
M R 7.00^il2.00: can en,” ho declared, "arc nlways n
jre
rs and
slid cutlers
cutler* <i.2r<(§)4.75;
d.26(ft)4.7B; vcnlveal little in love nnd if no. they un
rers
ers II.766? 1 .1 .00; ftockers and apt to ho uncomfortable and love
being n noisy thing, jt obstructs
feeder* 7.26<Tn8.25.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. .1 0 .—(/!>)
nniHipi
ur iiiiiuu
.Sheep, U|U«ui
d.OtJO; iur
for wc
week
nrmid 12,- scientific observation. If live in
—Cotton futures opened r.tendy: 000 direct mid r»d cars from fecdlqg blind It cerlulnly'ls not dumb."
March, HU»0; Mny, .10.02; July, stations; today's market nominal;
Mi. Goorgo nveryed that women
1H.45; Ort. 17.02; Doe, 17.01 asked. receipts mostly compared with wero
more agile mentally than
-- ■ r
week, ago all classes generally men, Men, he said, was more in
NEW YORK; Jan. .70.—(/P)^- steady; lops fat lambs 15.75; feed- terested
in truth for its own sake
Hlock prices displayed n firm un- Ing lambs 16.50;. yearlings weth nnd for this reason was unable to
dertone n t’Mhe opening of tiglny's ers 13.75; two year olds 12.00; fnt follow the feminine mine In its
market. Oils again were in good ewes PJiO; week's bulk prices fol mountain climbing, being more In
..... Shivering FaJTcJet* Relief'
demnnd on fhc prospect for higher low; fnt Innibs 14,50 at 15.20; feed terested in exhausting the subject
NEW YORK, Jim.
The
crude prices, l’un Amerlcan*^‘B" ing lambs 14.60 nt 16.60; cull na nt hnnd. It was for this reason
worjit of tho cold snell hnn rolled
opening 1 higher. Good buying tives 12.00 si 111.0(V, yearlings that woman wrote postscripts. Men
Into the Atlantic, bringing relief to
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jnn. 30.—
wethers 12.00 a t 13.25; wethers would rnlhor leave out tro point
thu uhlvcrlng Fust. Thu tlmr-. UP)—Police today voro depending
10.50 nt 11-60; fnt. owes- 0.00 at of a letter than do so.
moiqcter was riii’ng today after oi; autopsies, umilysl*.undj>rnliith,V
o.oo,
>•.
.
hovering ! around zero ’-for *hours statements by M r W n i .Vulvi, ;di,
He railed attention to a . collec
Fridny.
•>
tion
nf letter* in his collection
to clear tlie mystery surrounding
NEW YORK, Jim. 30.—</!•)T|io near and sub-zero temper the death of hcrihuautftul nml four
m anci
among which wus one containing
Cotton
futures
opened
Htoudy;
atures that dammed N iagara Falls of their six children.
three postscripts nnd n sentence on
MnrCli,
20.22;
Mny,
lO.fiO;
July
Villi, icp. stalled railroad und city
A rthur Fulvi, 3:t, n ninchinisl,
the outside nf the envelope.
NEW MUtK. Jan. 30. (dl —
tra 'fle throughout*the north esst- und Ills children, James J4, Ruby 18.03; Oct. 18.20; Dec. 17.01.
Much Sympathy For Women
Stis'k mi.I Imml prices moved to
ern states, nnd caused fires nnd 10, Mary eight and Dorothy six,
**I love women," explained Mr. higher level lliis week in res|M>nse
deaths from cold, were blown owny wero found dead in their homo her..
George, "I lovo nil womon, ami In eii.-iier term money rates nnd
by broaass from tho south nnd Into Fridny, They probably h..d
,
— tA
that’s perhaps why I have such favorable trade and earning* re I
t \NNKS France, .Tan. 30.—(d’l
I’V l«m»■»»* . -■■
southwest.
been deud 12 liour.i or more. „
sympathy for them."
port- Tin nvnv,-ry In the sli.ek
Mis. U.
It. E. Ilaylock of Norfolk.
Frigidity, howevnr, extended aa
Mrs.
Norfolk, ui|lD««i
Mrs. Fulvi nml her ,thr*g*Vunr
I In wus married three times. mallet wa most particular oi
fa r south a» North Carolina, and old baby were taken to hospitals
Ills philosophy on marrluge was !-|i--e..iUie- iii which special men; r r.iu'l.iml, toduy gave Helen Willi- i> JWJ
Tonno* i *r. In Pennsylvania and in serious condition. Pending fur
il -• luinleHt i-lruggle sho has thu- . ur.lkM
that "It is only insurance company oil iliViiltiul di’Velopments are l>e- j f.ir i xppiienred in her tennis in D"
northern Now York nub-zero tem ther Investigation, Police Lieut.
lieveil
to
l>iy
impending,
particular
which Issues n policy ngnlnst lone ly in the fo o d group.
perature* wero recorded, although i Parley II. Moffitt, reported the
1 \ lo io ii n f i lie
Riviera, carrying -'•'"'m *?
four above was the low cnt‘here. caso officially ,ns "hUiiilon death
liness.’* His third wlfo accompa
Motor shares enjoyed a tempo iti dr ru-t s *t to deuce and forcing <.napoigm
An Kl-milo galo from thu n o rth -j from poison, probably admlnistornied him on his visit to the United rary i-utlum t of strength under i'ie Hu* Aim ru-au champion lo wmk |ueii o®
wont brought tho coldest temper- cd with rrimimil Intent." Detectives
to will at 0 -7 ; ft-2 .
'u^
States. Bho is a writer nnd often leadership of Cencrul Motors .i d li.i.il
a ture* with It nnd thuso modo.fltod snid the poinort m ight ha the i*esaU
Mrs. Hay lock played nn nggres7T
Hudson
on
reports
that
.lamiai\
collaborated with Mr. George.
as the gale Ipnt It* streiigth,
i of a family ouarrel.
i.ulrn and production were running .vi- game. Leading B to 4 in the, lyoWlll
Food and liquor , folmd in the
Mr. George’s last written works well over a year ago.
f ir t set, she reached 80 love in
j ij Tug* Drift. IVllh" lea.
I homo were turned over to city
Rails made a better re; ooir.o to j ((>;• tenth gani.c, or within l»"
on women was n series of mnguMUSKEGON, klieh., Jnn. 80.— chemists for analysis while Coro
suje articles on women famous in December larningu rallying in • p dots of winning the act, befui.M
! Sr «
UP)—The»tug« Helen N., and In ner A. I'. Hammond, conducted
Issue , wat comlucted ijyfuee | Mi s Wills rallied.
world history such ns Cleopatra these
1 he, Ainer lean champion using > a HI*
dian along with tho Grand Trunk
of iTports that some of the tiuious
Shunghni 76%
nnd Helen of Troy.
car ferries Mllwuukeo and Grand
were gctliiu: ready to arli for high "fi lobbing stylo Instead of her mgl.i i**|
er wage M'lieduleH.
Haven, drifted with the moving
o: unl hard‘driving, wan on the do
m'.M
ice field laat night und arc 16
Oils were stirred into activity and fuise the greater part nf the set m ■v. WJ
Chicago, Jnh. 30.—{J1)*—Poultry New Lumber Yard
mllen north of Muskegon^ in Luke
strength by widespread productions ami played the most listless, splr't- iiri^ht “
alive; ateudy; unchanged; rUccipU
Michigan thin morning.
Opened In Sanford of higher price , and the "declara ie s game she has played since her ,r
two curs.
^
tion of an extra dividends on pure ariivnl.
, m“kc >•
. Tho ship.i wero being carried to
Askt*d for the reason of her j (las* b-W
the north at the rate of three milea B en n ett Funeral Is.
CHICAGO. Jnn. 30.—(fl*)—PotaE. Compton, Canndinn lumher- oil common.
Merger and dividend rumors
an hour. Tho Goodrich steamer
tocs receipts 70 curs; total U. S. mun, today announced the opening
D irected By. Union
Alabama la In the ic« south o f this
rhipmenta 300; trading very slow, of tlw Security Lumber Company, played a prominent part in the de
mand for food stocks, California
port. None of tho boat*' la hemarket weak: Wisconsin sacked
Packing was the sensution.il fr-aflhved to bo In great danger.
round whites 3.76 at 3.95; Minne
• Thu funeral servieoa for M. 11.
ture.
sota, nncked round whites 8.06 at tnken for lumber, Plaster, cement,
^The tvg* with tho five members Bennett, who died last Monday
Professional traders cm
•7.8(1; Idaho sacked russet* 3.60 at nnd many other building materials
of the *crew*ubunrd,
believed
to folowinu nn ‘Operation for upprn*have
« aare
• i.4for
to be delivered promptly at any dominate trading in si->ck>
4.00, according to quality.
rfidti*. \yna held fioni .the Milsufficient food
und1 . fuel
iomatoos, sixes, Florida’* fancy
there were signs of incre
section of the city.
n tlay. At one lime yesterday nil liv I'uneial Homo iimior (he diMr. Compton decided to locate lie participation as the v
five men could hove come nanora MHtion of tho painter's union «>f count umi stork, 85.00<8j|0.00.
NF.\Vr YORK, Jan. 3D.~UI>>—
Tomatoes, sixes, Florida’* choice With activity, well sustained, bond In Sanford folowing an extensive
•cross the Ice. but they circled to which |ie formerly was a member.
<m1 . Speculators on the
#
-----»
------- 1
■remain with the ships,
Mr. Bennett was 19 years of ug-' count nnd ntucfc, $3.60@>|4-00.
ices
again ---pressed
forward
'a t tour of all aectionu of the state.
Oranges, boxes, fancy count nnd in
M. Compton decided to locate in were nided by the contii
;<t the timo of his death and win
idle utienlng of trading today. Buy
. ____ «if money rate*, time lo:
ing of the local trnctidn issues in Bunford following an cstensivc
s lid to. have been ono of thu most stock, *3.50<6>»4.&0.
Alberta Enjoys unshine
Orange*, hoves, choice count anu 1‘osponss to tho city's plans for tour of all lections of the state.
I
"polar
men
in
the
union,
taking
available us low :u 4 1-2
CALGARY, .A ltd.,
Block, 52.50©83.60.
In commenting on tho policies of jThe rise in call moi
transit relief continued on tho
-iW hlle Eastern ('nuads 1ms been an active part in all business per
to the orgi^iixatlbn.
markets outstanding feature, al his company here, he said today Igenerally regarded
NEW YOIJK, Jnn. 3Q.—UP)— I
shivering under tenqrorntureii far taining
1M
.
F,
D.’
King,
pastor
of
the
though these objection by no means that he would give-ell local orders
mjKirary Production in cotton mills continu-'
M o w zero slid the west const of First Baptist Church, conducted
G rape-fruit, boxes, choice count monppollxpd. the attention of buy- preference over outside ones, and
ues with n high level and sonic
the continent! has Just Iiocii swept the services ut the funoral home, und stock, f2.00@f2.60.
woulik in fact, oell no material*
merchants arc beginning to warn
tra.
by u severe storm, Alberta linn nml Sanfpnl Union No. 12(1(1 of
Tangerines, boxes, f6.50@$0.60.
New top prices for the year weie outside the city until Sanford
against the risk of turning put I
been basking In wruthcr of the
Pineapples, standard crates, no nttainfd by Interim)
;h.
the
Painters,
Paper
1
lungers
ami
‘ J third‘
golds ahead'of consumption. Fin
(By
AnsoeUted
1
‘n-sa
>
troplral vurloty for practically the Decora to r f of Amrricu took chnrgo Florida supplies.
-> ■'
Railways
Avonhe and New ¥c
ished cottons now ure Belling more IlouknlrW.*
whole-win tar.
Strawberries, 32 quart crates, ----------------------hands on Gain* of,, u J n t or sot
at tho cemetery.
freely at wholesale and retail. followlsf
Senate
del
Golf and tennis have horn
U‘UI
\
~ tho turnover running close to
with
Mr. jlennott wnmc to Sanford mostly per qt.. 46@60c.
Wash fabrics nre more active in TljoJfonlr^
bill.
,
layed *11 during the season with a b o u t eight months ago from His
yeaterdny's high rate.
yesterday's
rate,
rayon mixtures and silk and cotton
-Jtt»t
Agriculture
npj.tnpi
only brief Interruptions.
CHICAGO, Jan. 30__ UP)—Hogs
Frisco adjustment
Clearwater huino end during his
prints and crepes,i. Percales, print- gestioa 2
sun* occupies llouw.
residence here is said to have ■1,000; .‘steady tp 10c higher; bulk nn Important part in
.
-- id broadcloths,
.....wcVIWIIBf voiles and fancy lukit
Secretary lhswer '
Snow To Cover Roads
250 to 800 pound hutchurs 12.4Q@ of nfml-spedulutive rails and oil
mude n large circle nf friepdn.
UstifuJ I* .‘dress print* are moving well and toon
fore
Rouse
ltivcrs
at
P»li 2
VANCOUVER, H. C., Jnn. 3 0 .He is survived by Ids father and 12.76) majority desirable 200 to company lliu
Committee.
1 HurL.r.i l"‘m» «f the better grade ginghams feelloC
(A1) —Fur the flrat timo In the his mother, p brother mid two sisters, 225 pound uvqrage* 12.95@I8.35j tihio of Sind
«r»' in demand.
very
tory of Northern UrilluT Colum who were hero for the funeral.
hulk lietter grades 190 pounds convertibles, Liberty bonds wero
The lower prices named on ata- stupid
“GYPSY"
SMITH
IN
bia and Southern Alaska, snow is
down 13.60<R>18.76; tops all weights firm.
* VNFOUO l'le Klnghanis, - narrow flannels workia* JJ
being hauled to cover road*.
13.75; packing how* largely 11-20
j nnd colored cottons stimulqteo R riio«rl
"Gypsy"
Smith,
famous
F.r.clish
NEW YORK. Jan. 80. UP)—Stock
011.10; sliijipcrs 2,600; estimated
Engllsli I husines* considerably. Buyer*'an Illaik 1^*3
evangelist n«iw located P8
in Braden
prices
continued
.to
point
upward
l
oldover
1,000)
heavy
weight
hogs
State Official
ton, where he will hold revival M-r- u rule still arc trying to avoid con inciiU. *
I2.I6@12.65; medium 12.45013.45; in today's brief *e*si<m of the
vtces during the month of Fihru- servative policy representing late tor
light 12. tOve 13.75} light lights
F.
Visits Sanford
"l u** ;
ary. stopped over in Sanford today rommitlinenU,
12.25@18.7A: packing howo»1 I.OOtfO
DOS*
Must-of
tho
gray
goods
businew
as theMiller.
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Con
11.00; nlnughter pig* l HJ25<&»1«-«5. n suit «f the usual week-end proflt
stant
~L. R. Jordan, Btoto Automobile
ha» been in Iqts ranging from 80,- Dud r t i n j
taking
by
profowlonal
trader*,
but
(Vtt)c500;
compared
week
ago
lapector is in Sanford today tenIHH) to 109,000 yards, nnd 100 case quicker tl*J
Mr.
Smith
luui
conducted
revival
trtf *
hotter gradra fed btcera 85 to. 60c new buying power developed in
Nile to hiw home in Oviedo lifter
Mcrvicex in practically every sec- lot orders of finished goods are -b»v*
fttlnf
higher; giMtd to chulce heavies ful the public utility and copper sharea,
8 extensive tour of the slate in
rare.
At
tho
tame
time
the
total
kk>n of the United State*, and is
io.Interest* of tlm license bureau tifur Vildo, Ti-nn.. Wednisduy of- ly 60c ujf. in rjuiU *76o up;,low /several of which recorded sub PEACE INSURED pY SWORD 1 considered a rival of Billy Sunday, movement of goods for nearby con fault;
uuulitied
i.hort
fed
of
value
to
sell
stantial
gains.
qd while hero is checking up un ttm onn and Mr*. Smith followed
sumption holds up very well ns the cauie*
^n051I^:‘,P^*co
^only ^ m n
ut 9.25 downward lwrely steady;;
Easy money rate* continued to
local license bureau and while vvatonUy morning.
buying i* frequent and wldelyjcat- down
The rouple extreme
SPANIARD
HOPS
OFF
top on heavy steer* In pave the ground work for th f
• is checking up ou th« local nud lit'cn invalldu for Homo years,
tewd throughout the country.
•Don in regard to the 1920 noth M u g afflicted wilh thu *nnio loutl lots U.76; L000 pound yoarl- advance. . Bullish demonstrulions
Drills m n quiut. Fine nnd fancy trip WfSj
I
PORTA
PRAYA.
Ca)ie
Verde
I island*. J*n. 80.—tA’i—Fommundetr. ^oods^mllU arc well occupied, *1- troth
trouble. Mr. SmiUi wuh * Coafcd- Ings upward to 12.00; few ycurla.
Imm nhovtf 10.76; tiuuienius lead^
IRanrnn Franco, the Spanish aria* 1
" very U r ahead.. Cf
Ir, Jordan pitated this morning c u te veteran.
Um, hopped off today in the *8IMX4
tftrr 111* * 1
t he way always glad t» get
1plane Si- Plu, 1’Ur.i m ilu ihird ,
MtisFuNDKKfiO EXAMS
for s*vei*J
k to Seminole county "whore
Ileg c( hi , aili in',-' i d luglit fVolil
good people live". In the gf- ‘ CONSTANTINOPLE — |*er*i»ns
| Spatn to South Aiiu rii a. Hin del
v o f 'th e llqrnlu bureau, tiwro who w ant to m arry inuyl undergo
Irinatma U Polnamhuto. Brazil, 1*^ .
medical
exuroinnliun
und
|a.imiMSeminola
comity
*
*
»
“
a trouble
1712 miles across the Atlantic. Tfe*
start was nraac at
u’c l t » V M
Old Coal Strike Settlem ent Plans
F*
Are Before Miners And Operators
Cleveland O fficers
Probing Death Of
Five In One Family
IWins But Is Forced
iTo Extend Herself
S -.
Dry Goods
Review
^Washington News
g
�¥*/•
THE SANFOIffl
HALP. SATURDAY. JA ti
That movement to nmitc
vard a school only for thos
^ates of higher muscularity.
I player ia mights- .shore at'beat,
it
is realJy surprising how rapidly tho
personnels of the mnjdr ' leag u e
teams change. ' Y. .
1*6 us take the Wnnhitjfftonicliib
of the American Longue as un ox.
nmpW. That Hub Won Hi first
American
pennant
in .lU2t.
A i n c n w u Iioaguo
I errr-.-—
- , .
n-u.
Just on* y«t»r Ims
glapsorf.
ITte
club repeated, but tiicrc ate a
number of new facoa on thn tenm.
Catfchcr Hargrave and ritghcr
George JHogride arc with the St.
Louis Browns; Paul Zqhniaer ia
with Boston. 0nd Pitcher Byfon
1Sqeece with Cleveland.
1 Htcher Joe Martina nnd- Curley
Ogden were shunted back to th j
minors, also Inficlders Taylor and
Miller.
'
Ring Tragedy
■■■■
-------------
Try Rickard complains beenuje
"vorybrnly wants to rtbet CnrpePl:cr
\Vc don’t know whether
.
NEW YORK-Joe GJick o f New
York, outpointed Johnny1 Dundee,
10; Ray Miller of Chicago, bent
Johnnv Nichols of St. Paul,' 10;
Touy Travis of. New Haven, Conh.,
(cored n technical knockout over
Frankie Callahan of,Columbus, 0.;
2; M«nny Wexler of New York
t « t Billy Kelly o fS crn n to n , 4;
Joe Dundee of .Baltimore, defeuted
Jot Simonlch of Butte, Mont, 10.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. .’111.—Another
YOUNGSTOWN—Massle Holb
tf Canton, 0 „ heat Roxlo Scott of tragedy of the ring has been
brought to light lure in tlm. i im'
Rodin' e f , * .
v ' .
• H0U-YWOOD, Calif. — Harry of Rube Asher, A. E. J'. bantam
Grvb, middle weight champion, weight champion, and tho pugili-tic
scored n technical knockout over -idol of many an unity corps.
Asljer. who was the second of
Buck Holley of Oakland? G,
HOT SPRINGS—Young Ross of the lending American boxers to
Syracuse, N. Y;, won n newspaper oppose the fleshy Jimmy Wildi on
decision over Gcorgic Banders of the little Englishman's first \iMt
tf> this country, lm.- completely I*-i
Little Rock, Ark., 10,
SACRAMENTO—Thomas Tala- the vision in one of his eyes and
tio, flyweight champion of Manila, the other is in hnd shape.
Not only lias his ting career
lost a decision to Frankie Tovey of
' been hopelessly blasted liul tile
!Sacramento, 0. SAN FRANCJSCO—Jot; Roche youth, who fought before General
of San Francisco, ouipoihtcd Leo Pershing in France and before
Lean Ski, Aberdeen, Wash., mid glove enthusiasts ip virtually every
boxing center in the United States,
dleweight, 10.
is threatened with complete blind
ness.
TENNIS AIDS MATRIMONY
Asher gropes his way around
CAPETOWN
showing the streets of St. Louis, has adopt
home, much after the fashion
that tennis iB quite an aid to m at ed
Pete Herman, former king, trav
rimony. Kathleen McCane, Eng els about New Orleans. Herman, it
land’s best woman player, is a will bp retailed, was forced to give
bride. During a tour of a British up boxing, due to failing eyesight,
lie's now said to lie totally blind.
team of which she was a member
Asher, who has fought all the
she was married secretly to L. A. leading flyweights nnd bantams
Godfrey, British Davis cup sta. since returning from the war, will
end this recalls the Dundy-Sutton shortly undergo an operation to
Wighimnn-Hotchklm and Erwin save his vin'oti, if possible.
Homer romances.
.
.
'lie , means the ehorua girls or the
soup-meat firhtcra.
Mi. Thcmberg, the Finnish skat
er, bani't won a race in this coun
try i’o far . . . Perhaps his name
is really Uumbcrg.
. ’
Reiiuest numbers on the radio
would be nil right if it were pos«ible to get nny action by rniucsting tin pi to stop.
"
*
Caudiville^hns finally produced
a talking monkey . / , Suggestion
for subject: "Milk from contented
cocoanuts”
Tin* day’s lesson in philosonhy:
An elephant will take peanuts from
anybody hut a squirrel isn’t hnlf
so particular.
i ,
“You may
mother, you
your father,
missed putt
4
be the* world to your
may be tho world to
but you are just n
to me."
“What’s Snlly Jones so puffed
up about?”
’
_
" S h e ' s Ix-eii picked to symbolize
;he Spirit of Modern Ballooning."
There are figures to show the
human race is 30 per cent more
educated than it was &0 years ugo.
V*.
VUKXAI&EI* It. l.h io N A U P , '>t hi.,
IN
THU v i n e i 'I T . c o l UT
OK
Del en d aid * . * l
s r . i u x o i . u C’OUJITV, m n i l M .
n o t ic k . t o . know n* a n d u n . IN C llN N C R ItV ,
KNOWN DF.KF.ND A N T S
It n i l K i n ' A AI.t.KN a n d C K. H A U T The State.<>t F lo r id a . t o : —
< .
A lexander il. i- cnnurd, J o h n - I*. , I.KY, C o m p l a in a n t s .
s t t w nri. J o h n i \ l . r n a i h u m . F .d g a r
^ ‘
iiiiti-im>n. J. «•', iln rrtno ii. tMJCJlt’ •» ) JOHN KINO, cV at..
D efendants.
linrriKon, S. 1>. H a t c h a h a J . Ik
O r d e r of I’u M I r n t l o s
tuuKituii. It liv|tm a n d I t d e a d , Hill
N OTICK T n K N O W N A N D U N
.M tiivs rlu lm iu u
in terest
under
K N O W N d k f u n d An t h
A le x a n d e r II. i....iiu td . J o h n I*.
S te w a r t . Jo h n r . i.e n v h u m . K d c a r T h o S l a t e of l-lo rlda. t o : —
J o h n K lim , H. C.' M iller, H o w a r d
H a rris o n . J. F H a rris o n . H d ita r t \
l l m rlKo:u H. 1 '. H a t c h a n d J . IL I i l t a l l , K a t e A. \ V r l n h t _ a n d a it.
T h o m a s K.
vm ix m in. Ot erased o r othOiW tse. us W i l e t i l h e r liuxhand.
in ire. u r v l o t .c a r n i t v e a o r o t h e r I'liolo a n d Ir e n r- I'oole h la w if e , If
i t n i n D r s or o t h e r ,-lalinunta o r o t h - llvInK a n d It drio] a l l p a r t i e s r t u i i n .
ii’hiia', In tin- p ro p e rty h e r e i n a f t e r Init ' I n t e r e s t u n d e r J o h n K i n a . II.
d c su n b e d . un,l lo ult p a r t i e s , e a c h C. M iller. H o w a r d ML H ull. K a t e
mid e v e ry , cluim ina a n y I n t e r e s t , o r A. W r i g h t a n d C. U. W r i g h t h e r
i n t e r e s t s In the wind In v o lv ed tn htisbhm i. T h o m a * K. P o n te a n d I r
tills s u i t u n d e r an.,- o f t h ( |' almVe- e n e P o o le h la w ife, d e c e a s e d o r
iiuin<-d di feioiants. cai li uttd e v e r y i i i l h r n v l s * ns tielra. dev isees, g r a n
wlmpe n a m e - mot . r e s i d e n c e s a r e | tee*. o r o lh r rv rls p , in t h e p r o p e r t y
h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d , a n d t o alt
p a rtie s each nnd
e v e r y e tn ln iln u
s h y I n t e r e s t o r I n t e r e s t a In t h e la n d
In vo lv ed In t h i s nillt i i n d r r u,.. of
t h e s h o v e n a m e d d e f e n d a n t * , each
a n d e v e r y . w h o s e n a m e * nm j rest*
d e u c e s a r c u n k n o w n to t h e C omplalnunt.
In t h e
ii Inivo
entitled
c a u se , a n d tn a ll u n k n o w n u u r t l e s
w h o m s o e v e r . flnlm liiK a n y I n t e r e s t
or I n t e r e s t s In t h e l a n d In v o lv ed In
t h i s au lt. sa,ld l a n d IteliiK s i t u n t e
111 Msnilnutn C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , a n d
d e s e r lh e d a a fo llo w s:, t n - w l t :
l.o is 1 a n d 3 o f t h e T o w n of
I .o n u wood. F l o r i d a , a s p e r p la t
t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d 111 P l a t Hook
t p a g e s IK-21 o f t h e P u h l l e r e c
o rd s of U eralnole C o u n ty , F l o r
ida.
a n d 11 n p p e a rln R f r o m t h e swoVn
bill of c o m p l a i n t h e r e i n t h a t y o u
a n d each o f y o u m a y c la i m siwnu
r l u h t . ill In n r In term it In a n d lo th o
p r o p e r ty h e r e i n a b o v e d e s c r ib e d .
It In t h e r e f o r e o r d e r e d t h a t y o u
nnd each of y o u be a n d y o u a r e
h e re b y r e q u i r e d t o a p p e n r to t h e
lllll of C o m p l a i n t h e r e i n filed In
Ihln i' ii use on M o n d a y t h e 1st d a y
of M arch , A. I». t»3«. t h e s u in e b e in g
n Itulo Ihiy of t h i s C o u rt, a t th e
C o u rt H o u s e til S a n f o r d , K enitnote
C o u n ty , F l o r i d a .
and
In d e f a u l t
th e r e o f , n D ecree P r o C u n tc s a o w ill
Jit- e n t e r e d n n a l n s t ro tf, s a id c a u s e
b e i n g a s u i t to q u i e t t i t l e . In t h e
Ciimpliituunt In a n d to t h e l a n d s
a b o v e d e s c r ib e d .
I t Is t h e r e f o r e O rd e re d t h a t t h i s
n o tic e be p u b li s h e d In t h e S a n f o r d
ll c r n l d . a n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h e d - In
S a n fo r d . Seinlunle C o u n ty . F lo r id a ,
m in i u w e e k f o r f o u r t t ) cousei-ullv c w e e k s .
W ITN KH S my h a n d a n d t h e o f .
f t r ia l se a l of llm C ir c u i t C o u r t of
lilt) S e v e n t h ■J u d i c i a l .t.’l r e u l t of the
S l a t e of F lo r id a . In a n d f o r Seminolo C o u n ty . I'ln rld u , o n i b i s th e
JUili d a y of J a n u a r y . A. D. 1!»2«I.
|
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V. U. DOUUL.ASS,
(Weal)
C le rk .
—
Ity: A. M. Weeks,* D. C.
IN
T in :
I n i l l IT
C irtltT
OF
M ’. M IM lI.i : n i l \ T V . r i . O I I I I I A . W ilso n . I l u n s b o ld e i a Hoyle,
S o l l e l t o r s foi C o m p ln liia n ts .
IN « II NM i:ilT ,', t
J a n . 30, F e b , 0. 13. Jn, tT.
o r d e r nf 1 ‘iih llP atlan .
il J. n \r.< i: ('o iiip h itn u n i
v».
. . . Still how many fplks in Urn
vast audience here today can tell
us whether an unchovle is a fur*
bearing animal or a silk garment
that buttons up the back?
'Who are* those two London colians staggering
dowii tho
TAMPA—Entrn! Jack Dempsey
is tu fight. Admission free. But
Jack will get bis from the pro
A bird's working day is governed
moters of tin- stili-divii ion wnich
by Hie hours of daylight.
will be the scene of the bout.
' HAIH.T o N j u n k s , et nl„
I n-fem ln nl*
Nu T I O t o KNOW N AND U N
KNOWN t ' K I ’KNDANTS
T'ir Still,' of F lo r id a , t o ; —
I'liurhiiii .It-rii'-.
Ju liu s
Mnlijiii',
Ju liu s v Mi.liitir, l.n oiiora K. J iiuk Ii Ito. K d a .ird M ullirr. l-uhlsc P c lr is ,
l...ulf i I’. o u . J o k r p ti it. T a n t m n .
,N)'. 1 1 ■ii vvilinrd A sa N o u h t u i x
l.vunurd w im i - i ir Kmttli. J o h n U n m
et..... IlluXe, if U vtlik a n d If d<nd.
till in,r t u - i-lnlmlliK I n t s r c s t u n d e r
I'lwMimi .)i.Vii's, J u i i u * M o ln itr, J n l , In — A M'.ltiar, t-ro n o rii I*. J n t iu h 11ii Kii '1 lt d M idnor, M iu tss lV tr t* .
luuileu i Ctrl*. J o s r i d i It. T a n t u n i ,
| XL lli.H .n. W llIn rd A*u N o rtliru p .
...... nurd W i n d s o r S m ith. J o h n Fiitrtcri'ii I t li ik i. dcci n e o l o r atlmrwlsi*.
nn I . ' lr«. devi.-ecn. (.I'.intcen o r o ilie r
cliilrr ntn o r n t l i m i l - c . III t h o |>r<i.
p o r t ) licri’llinf I r r ■ d r i e r l h a d ,
mill
tn n|i n a rtlc e ,
each
and
aw ry,
clitlinli.
nny m io ic r t n r I n t c r r s ts
m ih o I m d Invnlvril In ti ll s s u i t
tin d e r at. of i lie iihovn n a m e d dofindtiiitH. vii i’ll a n d
every whose
n a m e s ami resli 1 ertc<is a r e u n k n o w n
lo th e i .>m|ilitlnant In t h e a b o v e en*
t i t h ' d i .iiim * iiqd In nil u n k n o w n
p a r t l e - e'liouiH oew t ilnlinlriM un>'
In te r. >i o r I n t e r e s t s In llm la n d Inv a t v o l lo II i Ih nil, mill luml hidtnt
s l ll i a l i in K rm ln o ie f o l i n l ) . F l o r
ida, mol d e s e i H ied a s follow s, tn*
>
^ LAT h e H A N D v ^
^Uail cum -
t'Ei-irc* nonUttr vjwm:. tt a i" Ii .n ruts n n
felffaTm
an® ' " f y f
"I ninuipj ** ------------- — ,__ _
iviH*t, g v l n g
a MUhUlvlilon o f
N W H o f H ri'tlnn 3f. T oW rtaklp
Hoiltli o f P.attgp 30 f U s t . a * r r r o n i r i t in I ’la t
B ook
“D" a t
p a g r 39 Itvcnrcl*
o f OrKMto
• ’u iiu ty , F lo r id a .
It I*. oritrriHl t h a t y o u anil ouch
o f y o u a p p e a r l o tb u s w o r n b ill o f
c o m p l a i n t h u ro ln fllril. o n o r li«foro t h e 1st ilny o f Mnr,-h. A. D.,
!!)-(. t h e s o m e living a H u tu D a y
o f Hit* H iiito r a h lr P u ti r t , a n d d e
f a u l t th e r e o f u il e r r e s p r o c o n f r s s a
tie r u t e r e d s g i H n i l y o u a n d e a c h
o f y ou .
It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t th l*
not Ire tie p u b lis h e d In t h e H a n fo n l
1H raid, a n e w s p a p e r p u h l l s h r d In
S e m i n o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , m ic a a
week fu r t o u r c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k a .
W l t n » » a , l h e h a n d a n d s e a l o f V.
11. Ihiuuliies, C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t
iN mrt nf S e m in o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a ,
at th e C o n n
House
In H a n fo rd .
S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a , t h i s I l t h
Jay. o f J a n u s v y . A. l». H)J4.
y . K. DOCftl.AHH.
C le r k .
(H e a l)
B y : A. M. W e e k * . 1>. C,
H ouseh o ld er K M ills.
S o li c it o r s f o r C o m p l a i n a n t .
O rder of I ' u li llr s t lu n
F.mVAltD^NV
IIKNCK, a n d
O K tU tU B MOV KHS.' et at.
D e f e n d a n t* .
N O T IC H TO K N O W N AND
K N O W N D K F F. N D A N TH
T h e S l a t e nf F lo c ld a . t o : —
O e o r a u Xi'oysrs, 1.. O. Mlilil
A. M cuser, A t|il|on»n
M eulel
f o n n s M r user,' A. I,. T u r n e r . I
Dig a n d If (Unit, all p a r t i e s i
III* I n t e r e s t find er O e o r a u M
h. O. M ld d o u u h , A Meii»er. AI
so M e u s c r. AlfuiiMs Meiiscr.
T u r n e r , deormsyrl o r o th e r w li
h e ir s , d e v is e e s , K ru n lu e - o r i
w ise, a m i M o y ers ,v .Mlddou
co-t>uriiirrnlil|i n n d r m h an d
o f t h e en inirliii rH, tiiidfliu uii
Inn liu s ln e s s u n d e r t h e p u rlin
IN Till*. F H i r l ' I T 1*01119 O F T H
S K V K N T H J I IIU I Al.
f 'lltlT I
O F T I I K S T A T U O F IT.O IIIIIA I
A N D F lIH *t:VIINOI.K COUNT
IN F I M N F K H V .
lllll In Q u i r t T it le .
J . K. W A L K E R ,
f 'o m p lu ln n n t ,
vs.
i
I ’AUI. 1*. K E A T O N , c t nls..
D e fe n d a n ts .
O rder of ru h l lr s ll n u
Tlie K tuie o f F l o r i d * to tliu* a f t e r
n a m e d p a i l l c s , U r « u tl n * s :
T o l*nul E. K ent on. K. T. C rn fli
J o h n W. Hinlth a n d T im map II. lion
tno k It llvltur,, nail | f d ead a ll u n
k n o w n p u r l l e s rlalutliiK n ny . I n t e r
esi In |h<> Inm ls h e r e i n a f t e r d r s e r l h
e,l u n d e r th e s a id I'aiil I t K ea to n
I*. T • 'r a f t s . J o h n \V. S m ith , Timm.*
• I K ochuek, (I,-reused, a s h e ir s , d ev
ls .e s . leitnlee*. n r.( lit r e s nr (dhVr
n i n e nnd all u n k n o w n p i n t l e s rlu lin
In* a n y l u i e r e s t In a n d to:
HoMlunlnu a t th e N o r th e u s t i n r n e r of t h e Soulhvv • si . >iu arler
I H W ' i ) of th e N orlheniit o u a r l e r I N I : ' , ) <*f S e c tio n 11. T o w n
sh ip 3" Hum Ii. Itiin v s 30 E ast,
ru n west CU.M
feet.
S o u th
JIK Ii. feet. S o u t h
tn d e g re e s
West !'3.O0 feet. S o u th 31 d o,
Wulrd
> la the
to®Paaled
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Laney Dry...
Cleaning Co
There is no Substitute
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Results
TWAT’S T H g
K IN D
WAWT.
NOW , B E FO P
VOU W R A P .IT U P , 1
WISH VlDU’O O P E N IT
AND LET'S S E E IF »Tii
ALL O^
J o h n h v '5 R E P J t e r e e
WAS VEtiV GOOO-
W,U' ,AM >
MAllV A. HKNCK,
E V E R T T R U E
i*. from u
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c o m p l a i n t h e r e t o f i l e d , on o r b c f o r n
tllr lat d a y o f .VUrch A. It. 193*. Ilia
s a m e tirln it a l t u l e I t a y o f th in h o n
o r a b l e C o u r t , a n d tn d e f a u l t t h e r e o f
a decree pro ru n feeao he e n te re d
a g a in s t you a n d each o f you.
It l» f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t th i n
tm tl r e b e p u b l i s h e d In t h e H a n f o n l
1 1e ra id. a n e w s p a p e r p u b l l a h c d ’ In
S e m in o le C o u n l y , F l o r i d a . o n e o a
w,-eh f o r f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k a .
WITNBSM t h e h a n d a n d a v a l o f
V. a I'o u tila s a . C lo rk o f t h e C i r
c u it C o u r t
o f S e m i n o le
C ou n ty ,
F lo r id a , a t t h e C o u r t I l o n a * lit S a n
ford. S e m in a l* C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , t h i s
2»lh d a y o f J a n u a r y A. O. U J e .
v, i i dol-olash .
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(T I I I T IT CUI IIT
H1-1 II IN Of. H r o t N T r . FI.Oil
i n ( 'I i a .\<- i : i i i .
J.ots I, lo 33 In c lu siv e of Midn u r 's A ddltlm i lo t h e T o w n of
ia < u a Wood. F lo r id a , n e e o id l li g lo
p la t I h e re o f In I'lnt
Hook I.
p a y e e 33 of I he p id d le re c o r d s
i-f S e m in o le C ou n ty . F l o r i d a
nnd It a p p e a l ItiM frPnl th e s w o r n
Hill »f t.o i n p lu i n t h e r e i n t h a t you
a n d cucli o f p m tuny c la i m Mono
l i g h t , / t it le <i I n t e r e s t In an d hi
t h e p r o p e r ty h e r e i n a b o v e d e s c r ib e d :
I t Is liter* fore O ltD K H K D th a t
you a n d each of you lie uinl you
.ire lierehy r e q u i r e d t o » p p e i,r to ihc
Hill of t'o m n h 'd n t h e r e i n filed In
t h i s r tt i- r Oil M o n d a y t h e 1st. d a y
of M atch. A. I), lit Hi. lip' s a u te I** •
lug a i: u |c l i n y of t h i s I'oiill lit
i lie I’o u rt H o u s e In H anford, Hcinlnole i*ounly, F lo r id a , uiol In ih’f ii ii 11 Hi* r e n t n Deerctt F r o O m f e s e n
Will he e n t e r e d HL'ai"sl > on. s.ild
c a u s e iielng u s u i t to u u lci H it, In
t h e I ’o tiip ln ln a n t In u u d In t h e lan d s
iilmt* d e s e r lh e d .
It Is t h e r e f o r e O r d e r e d t h a t t h i s
IMttlec lie p u b l l s h e d g l n t h e Helifor.l
LlTTtE fRCNCHlt
Doked like
* Glcvlntiul> with
and v»u-
*
sce> they n rt trying to got
Hcr.in, ev’ and Timriey together.”
. . . ‘‘\V::at (rr. to take it picturo?"
| Fights Resulfa |
o o M j o 'c 'T U e
The Nut Cracker
J oq Willtnms
So that ip oho abort year eight
members or the world champions!
of 1024 have departed from Wash-*}
ingtoii. You <?an never tell In I
baseball
nencc,
ipect! It is said that Bludents from Mcrnsger cersliurg (Pa.) academy have held
more world’s intcrscholastlc track
recortis than athletes, from any
other school.
1
*
Tut:, e n te r it
|!
n b o v o d r a e r lb e d .
I I I k f u r t h e r o r d e r e d ( h a t ttiia
n o ti c e ho p u b l i s h e d In th * S a n fo r d
H e r a l d . a n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e d in
S a n f o r d , S e m t o r U . OtnitilVk 1 'lu rldn ,
o n e r a n / u k . t o r f o u r U ) c o ii m c u tlv a w raka.
W IT N K S S i p r h a n d a n d lira o f .
f t c l a l * m l o r ll m r l r r u l l C o u r l o f
t h e H rvehU t J u d i c i a l C ir c u i t <>r t h e
S t a l e o f F l o r i d a . In a n d f u r S em ih o l e C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , o n t h i s t h e
2 S t h tiny o f J a n u a r y . A. p . t 93 C.
v. u. dochlakh .
(S eal)
C le rk .
B y ! A. M. W r . k i , 1>. C.
W ils o n . I l o u s h o l i l v r fe Ihivle.
S o li c it o r * f o r t o p ip l u ln n t it , .
Sticks alone, will not make a fire— you m ust
f*? *m*rt
f ^ throw
also have a m atch. Circulation liejpa to make
[and make
* fool at-
u newspaper,
Hut mero numbers taken by
, jmiaftm|
them sdvps alone cannot bo tho salo guajre
mid measure of n newspaper's ability to pro
duce ADVERTISING RESULTS mid more
1
than the mero fact th at China has more peopie in it than any other Country, makes China
the best country to live in-
LTIH<S
r
contai
vour-
ny* knee, sagged.
*»y nround and Wei
The death toll
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t I
ihot w hatil
!hn- Yimr Hi
ilif
Ths
[n- caught
and co
to the KB
off. . a j W ;
the button, and
iping bock o u M#
es,
l
�SATURDAY, JAN. 30,-1
The Lieurance Concert
B tfits c m rn o * h a t e s
T.
Y* ir - 7*T'?J!
silvered
In CRv8!xby Munihs~.IS.eo
Carrier, per
i«k, lie. Weekly Kditlon
All ob)luary
ink a, rcaolu-.
s is r S r s :
As Brisbane Sees It
SHADOW B
Edsel Ford** Air Signs }
. The Good of the Servicey'Jfy
Pnnr Old Sam. He's In,
In.
Poor
Nfln-VoUnf Stock
By ARTHUB BRISBANE
c n r t i g k i imb, hr s u e c*.
10 present day scramble for the eternal dollar, ma
s prone to lose sight of the better things of life, n
fi^^nctd for more material
attention to business purauita
1 t ° th« development of that aide of our charm
from ,which all gentleness emanates.
• J •
. F i r many yeara something has been
? aP forA
social life, something very necessary and
is
creation of the proper environment here. Th'S something is
music, good music, whit*
‘ an indispensable
.
Ich la
requisite for all
who Would lead any kind of a cultured
life. H itherto those
.................!.
___ the greatest musicians and th e fin est
singers found it necessary to' journey to other cities.
Now the Woman’s Club intends to remedy th is situation
by bringing to Sanford sqme o f the greatest nrtiata on the
concert stage. Feeling th at entertainments of th is type are
essential tq the life of the community, the ladies of the dub
have w ith commendable initiative entered into plans which
can 6nly prove successful by the co-operation o f the citizons
who m anifest their appreciation of the idea by supporting
tho plan. The ladies are bringing to Sanford its firat artist
recital next week and dependent largely on the success of
this entertainm ent will rest tiic decision as to w hether or not
\
young men will Uke up flying ns
a profession. And beginning im
mediately, there will be in the
United States thousands of sign
boards telling fliers where they are,
and what the town-is.
s v e e v w g j r/A
^ QWWlMl-^OMQE
AT THE request of Edsel D.
Ford, head of the Ford automobiles
factories, Ford ngenta all over
the country will paint on tho roofs
of their -garage Information for
air fliers.
That begins “marking out the
air ways.”
NEW YORK state draws up
*a!r rules," somewhat in advance
of the need. Troopers, on Khe
SATURDAY, IAN. JO, JB J«
ground, of course, are to see that
HERALD'S PLATFORM
aviators keep to the right and
per Water route to' Jack'
stay sober. Let any pilot turn to
the left, up in the air, and the
instruction of St. Johas-ln
commissioner of motor vehicles,
in River canal.
now made into “commissioner of
Extension of white way.
aircraft,” will revoke the pilot's
Iwimlaing pool, tennis eodrtt,
license to use New York state air.
The road of clouds is rather
mgmentlng of building pro- woman.
.*•
'
(
wide, but perhaps it isn’t too soon
to begin to making rules. ' “Stunt”
A rtists such an are coming to Hanford do not.perform for flying
*” ,t over cities, towns and
—Extension of street ' paving a song. A great deal o f m oney is required for the material crowds.is forbidden. That is senprogram .
ization o f tho club’s plana In th is connection, but the expense
—Construction
of
boulevard
is
more than ju stified in view o f the benefits that Sanford
around Lake Monroe.
8PAIN MAKES a public holiday
—Completion of city beautifies- people will receive. The Herald would like to see every lunch
October 7, birthday of Cervan
eon and civic club follow the example o f th e Chamber of Com- of
tes. They honor the great writcV
mrce In actively co-operating in the sale o f tickets ohd fur who han made the world laugh
thering In every possible way entertainm ents o f th is type.
and think, and made ancient "chlv.
T he W oman’s Club will do a great piece o f work in airy” ridiculous.
Sucn a holiday ia more appro
bringing to Sanford such artists. • The Herald hopes Ilk first
priate than many observed In honor
entertainm
ent
next
week
will
surpass
all
expectations
and
’
A RENEWED COVENANT—
of fighters that killed many men
m “And ho dretm ed; • • • And bc- th at tho financial receipts will be so great th at other artists and mndc others mourn.
• hold. Jehovo said, the land where can be brought to the city.
on thou liest, to thee will I give It,
LATE NEWS' indicates that thp
and to thy seed; * * ’ and in thee
coal mine owners will win the
And In thy seed shall all the fam
Narrow Roads And Road H ogs
vmiisvi
a mv miiiw
strike. The
mine wni»v*H
owners vw
canii tell
ilies of the earth boblerucd.” Gen.
umm
* ’*
tho public to go without bard coal
M : IfeM .
On account o f the narrowness o f many of the highw ays and use substitutes.
’ PRAYER—"Wa b le u Thee, our
TH E AVERAGE
Workers in ‘the mines cannot
, God, for thy mercy which is from
oughout the sta te numerous automobile accidents’ are oc- compel their families to go with
MIAMI TRIBUNE
•Vmlastlng to everlasting, upon curring which w ith w id e r thoroughfares woud be avoided.
food beyond a certain length
' them th a t fear thee and unto Seminole county has no wide roads_and th is fa ct is largcl> out
of titne.
H *
children's children, who keep Thy _________ I . . . • — —
Partially
organised
men
fighting
responsible
for
m
any
sm
ashups.
Take
the
sta
te
highw
ay
i , covenant.’1
from Sanford to Oriando as an example. How many of us against thoroughly organlxcd dol
A MILD THE MWT UPON THE have not been forced alm ost into a ditch by the hogging of lars arc at a disadvantage.
HILL
the road by big busses or even by some little Fords?
A s long as principal roads, where traffic is heavyrare nar
MUd the mist upon the- hill,
Telling not of storms tomorrow; row, motoring will bo dangerous and accidents frequent. I (
No, the day has wept its full,
there was Borne method by which recklessness- could bo
:i '■ Spent its store of silent sorrow. curbed, Florida wouldn’t have the r
the campus, threatens college life.
The reverend, able and distinguishOh, I’ve gone back to the duys of a great number o f fatal accidents. It isn ’t the speed law ed Dr. Van Dykeconfirms the ead
youth,
•
that is to blame, It
j
___ ______
I
. roads,
- — , .the
. . . .rough
V H D . . .shoulders story.
is the
narrow
k
I am a child onco more.
However, colleges must adapt
to
those
roads,
and
tho
handling
of
m
otor.vehicles
by■*-* iryc' And ’neath my father's sheltering _
ft .i ____»i » i »
» ••
*
* •
**
■
themselves
to prohibition. It'a
sponsible persons,. It is th e fellow who Is lacking in ordinary,
roof, .
intelligence, who feits behind the steering wheel demanding
And near the old hall door.
MTaI', L
all of the road or ppne, who is largely responsible for the whiskers,
I watch thiti cloudy evening fall, record Florida is m aking for killing people.
»
_ ’„
“
„ , .
After a day of rain;
Just
a
few
days
ago
an
aged
Sanford
citizen
w
ith
his
thi°nrv: Blue mists, sweet mists of sum,
mcr pall
w lfc were leisurely driving toward Orlando. A big bus cnmfe fny wi„ ^T em pted, “for^ha good
The horixon’s mountain chain.
along and refused to g iv e room to th(} SaoforcJ,car,-resulting 0r the service." There will be
In tho automobile being forced into the ditch, and b arely; solemn truth in that, although the
The damp stands in tho long, green
escaping a serious sm ash. The bus continued on its way unc h u In"*/., «°i ,Ta' / °tJ,»
As tfi?k as morning’s tosrs;
concernedly whilo the cbuplo from th is city tried to gct.out oi j nr,Jy h” “ iu Viusomb tu*(rful plain
And dreamy scents of fragrance the ditch w ithout turning their car over.
. .
I miking that \.*iil vaijc up the
pass
.
The
Herald
doesn’t
know
ju
st
w
hat
would
bo
the
m
ost
| Umteu 8ta*es sleepy defense deThat breathe of other re a m
effectivc
way
of
handling
som
e
o
f
the
rond
hogs
th
a
t
in
fest;
P^yw nt
'
—Emily Ironte,
our roads. It does know th a t w ith narrow highw ays the
headlines danger from this source iH a great one, that should huve the
Add
ateraotypod
“Coal Conference Fails to Work attention of tho authorities.Out Plan For Settlement '6f
Strike.” -N » - • ’
UNCLE SAM is in the water
Superstitions
now, ta t iiujou-d waters of EuroA “ tru th serum” has been dis
l>can qoni-.UB, bickerings, jealouscovered by scientists, probably
iea and hatreds. When he comes
It
seem
s
hardly
possible
when
we
look
about
us
that
With a view to disclosing milady's
there could still be many superstitious people who look with out; wmen he will do beforo long,
age.
hi- won't feel friendly to thoso that
r
-------— o ■
ow e upon regular scientific occurrences ns supernatural. One pushed mm in, the international
Like an unloaded gun th a t al would think th at all persons understand enough about ligh t financiers thut would like the UniTHE BUSINESS “W ENT BAD
--•
- their
-•
l_j_
ways ahoota, an. empty gasoline ening or rain storm s not to think them the wroth of some ted* .State*
to Kuarantoe
loans
PALM It EACH 1’O st
ta sk la the one that always ex
to Europe, sentimentalists and
evil
spirit.
One
would
think
thnt
no
living
person
would
m
is
plodes, .
pacifist* who think they can keep
Forty year* ago when I was n , one per*on in a hundred who r-.-aib
take a com et for the flam ing dart of Satan bent upon m is out'
---------o-------of war by going across the •mall
boy "St. Jacobi Oil" wav
Now th a t Colonel Mitchell has chief.
ocean and Inviting trouble.
ever heard of St. Jacob'* Oil,
one of tho most widely advcrtiM-d |1 this
resigned from the army and hia
which was one of the best known
Yet w e j-end with interest tho story o f the wild antics of
product*
in
America.
resignation haul been accepted, we tho natives near Singapore, who during a recent eclipse of
uoduitr. of tins continent fifty
A COLLEGE gentleman erttisea
I t w*i used for every .ailment of i .venre
t»go.
suppose there's nothing left ft>r
the sun, danced to nm l fro, shouted and pounded gongs in a the custom of selling to the public mankind Including cornn, wnrU j “James Pylu’n Pcarllno” ihr.t
and
bunions.
frantic effo rt to drive aw ay the evil spirits. T he members of stock th a t doesn’t vote, while in
When tho head of thin bu<inc»n I used Five Hundred Thousand dol
siders keep for themselves a small
The Jackson County, N. C„ Jour an American expedition, which had traveled half way around emDunt of stock that docs all the died hl« executors hired un “ex lar** advertising each year as fnr
nal says, “it is rumored th a t * tho earth to w itness the eclipse, reported the attitude of the voting and contrgls tho corpora pert’’ who went over the balance buck sis UM)3 and U*04 was one id
the bent known products in the
firm of realtors wlU open offices terror stricken natives of India, Malaya, and the Dutch E ast tion absolutely.
cheeta end saw the enormous ad entile
world.
In Ashovillo thin year.” , F ’revena
That isn’t necessarily a thing to vertising appropriation.
Indies.
The
adverllfing was discontinu
sake, la this thing contagious T
over. Nearly all big corpo This-W P«rt reduced the adver ed.
A fter all It was not so many years ago, as geologists weep
tising
expc,,(iltora
down
to
pra.-rations are controlled by a minori
i The husinc
___ -ss went dead.
Headline in the.Providence News reckon, th at our own beloved uneeatorH had a m ost reverent ty interest. Tho buying of stock tienlly nothing, reasoning that St.
They tried unsuceessfullv
tys, “ Lewis Expects New Spirit respect-for tho natural but thon inexplicable happenings in Is often based, as in the case of Jacob’s Oil was no well known that
ake a "come back" in 11*14
A t Barley.” Maybe he made a the heavens. Their grandchildren when coming to Amer United States Steel, on public con advertising was unnecexsarv.
s plant was finally sold ns j
mistake and meant
Today
it
i*
»nfo
to
say
that
.not
It lnuwisdunt itself to advert
ica found*that the natives o f th is country knew less than they fidence in the max a t the head of
• ----------- o----------•
the corporation.
Another headline which tells the about astronomy.
. Corporations now. are oo big
FAMILY VS. INSTITUTION
whole story is one which appeared
We aro reminded of an anecdote o f h isto iy in which an that few, if any, working execu
LOUISVILLE COURIER
In New England exchange as ful- eclipse saved the life o f a fam ous general. He had been cap tives can afford to control one of
JOURNAL
! lows: ’ "Girl, Bathing Suit, Snow, tured by the Indians and was about to be burned a t the them. A plan that enables a*com
Rum, Auto, Lamp Post, Court."
et man to protect the interest of
Unfortunate babies w .|f, «n,| hoarding
stake. Just as the torch was being applied, all became dark the stockholders to whom, he has foundlings
have a moderate chance ha? tho out tho ttttw
* — =----- o----------ness
in
th
e
middle
o
f
tho
day.
There
w
as
a
total
eclipse.
But
better record- Dr. OhsoR
of
survival
in an asylum and an
.While father is racking his brain
, to- experience oi ban
outlook of dreary ycon* us Indu*
. trying to figure out how hp can the Indians thought it some magic power o f the w hite man
„ n, .~ 0 v.herc formerly ther*
trial children. If they can bo in
a ' meet the Income tax payments, and that ho had destroyed the rays o f the sun which m ight
U
u mortality
. GI’ \Kr c.\ni
trusted
to
family
care
they
have
*
mother esn keep him company by never shine again if harm came to him. Im m ediately they
wmong Institutional infant*- stt.r
ELIUU ROOT, one of the ableel much fairer start,
making pinna for Spring citaning. set him free and the warm rays of >ttie sun shone forth,
the babies
Thfro must be something besides }rio*idy
T / ii were boarded out end
lawyers in the countm says tha
B E jy V
... — o-----------. .lowed up the mortality
mcr*
hygetne
to
account
for
the
dnmt&d
■>■
0
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——
“
bloc”
system
in
the
senate
is
a
Everyone haa an opportunity to
to
S per cent, la n year’*
better
results
obtained
by
the
home
activf
disgrace,
lie
objects
to
senators
HERE IS THE test of a great poople who deserve thejr
forTthV glod
fii y ot the Gt*mercy Nupwry,
method
of
fostering
infants
thnn
by
that
represent
farmers
uniting
In
Under a parental despotism, tha order o f the
. * or jnstanco tboro err- freedom.
even the modern asylums can show, twit.using the hoarding-out flan,
Interests of the farmer*.
•cm# who could go and Jump in State is preserved, and lifo and properfy are protected, by tha"Revival
as many children were caml
of interest In national In ao ’article, "Family Vs. Insti- for, ewith
a greater weekly gain in
the strong arm of th e governm ent. A measure of liberty— parties la tha only cure for tho tution." in the current number of w«ir.
tht,
at
Wm than hai! the per
disgrace,'” according to Mr. Root
ta cost «.t institutional care,
T hy/’vc had another wrock on that Is, sa fety from irregular, violence— is secured by the
i the matter ot health the inthe East Coast, and wo are re- constant presence of that m ilitary power, which Is the s r e a t
HOW WOULD you go about Re
itlon* fur older children are not
mlnded that the aulekest way to engine of subjection. But under a free governm ent, there
lighting n» infant-asylum*, but
cash in on your Insurance la to is nothing but the intelligence o f the people to keep the viving- interest in the national
Democratic party for instance?
pun .1 with the contacts of nor.v tgk# a ride on that ryad.
people’s peace.— Edward E verett.
, <•
And what about the financial
home life they are mentally
bloc, the original bloc, dating back
metaily depressing. The bet
Debutantes may now wear a hat
a couple of centuries, that has
way is the placing of home-1
___ _ . deftly
___ I
Ith dcbonslre <
cocards
MY FAVORITE STORIES*
initiated, blocked, and put through
children in suitable family
iced on that side, says a fashion
more legislation than all other
la wherever it tan be dong.;
By IRVIN 8. COBB
it. When they di finitely decide
blocs combined? _Nobody seems
rine b u i; Ch-trillea Aid Associailch side that Is, it'll be all right
Uion ini* di.no and is doing n-th a t bloc, perhaps
Stoker came behind
W arranted'To Keep In a Cold
Iwarkabh v
in this field. Its
nows that Nansen
■ Climate.
•
IbooW "Hov V' »tvr v hildrcn Turn
the royal box. Irvir
;Out” i I ;tily ciWouragtag to
The newspaper* of Florida are
Bram Stoker, tho friend ami b!<*- iwwe in silence.
iLteacher
tW o *ho U-lkvV /.hat the foster
A few minutes li
log. notes up bow good or
home is more desirable than the',
member*, pf the co
N»rly -soma real estate doregimented life of the orphanage.
* pay their advertising
stinguishrd patron's well-known up to the star to tel
The future work of the institution,'
Irving
rhe report* will make Intertrslon to having any counter-atand valuable reading, */e
i Yr’ ' hiipin'n view, should lie •
actipa shoring the-attention a t a right ou the
in the direction of clearing houses'
esU-^ during one of 81/ Henry's a fluttering
for temporary care and eUtal&ca-i
Uon. Money and energy .can b*
Sir R etry waa playing hls anbest
keeping
famltl— In*,
»- 1
tart *used
or in
‘ • families
...fu*—
scepiug
i....
furiushing substitute'
l>r. ( bapiu
that tn l w it rv.jniug
tlvj
■*’ pevpto
ESMJSr
.
.
—
. —
—
u on o f
AUDITS SYSTEMS
Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami,
Palm Beaeli. Davtc
CENTRAL FLORIDA
317-318 F irst NationiT
Sanford, Flow
S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT
Loans
• MONEY AVAW*
J*'
IBBl
lo r I-irst Mortgage Loans* on Lilvril
• Consult ua first when in the •M
A. P. CONNELLY
M i K i n ll J a N r r n n J
One store building size thirty If
forty by one hundred fifty fee’.
Lake Mary show cases, scales ir.clai
action $2,500 term s.
Fifteen acres land near Druid I'arL
mediately. See us tomorrow. SNOw
Five room bungalow near El ler S”..
m re lot, large trees.
Eight new five room bungnlmv on f
Elder Springs, large* trees; dtve.c"
around ; price $7,000.
Nineteen acres'land near Markham*
$7,000.
216 E. Second Strctl
Homes, Ix>ts, Farms, j
T o d a y ’s B est B
We hove for quick sale a U»-a:r:'
j
tnted about fi m iles frOm Sanfrnl «
with all ((juipirent a t a real *ar,:f**
*•-*.one of tha most complctu
^ a joy for anyone t o own. tVm* 1
J’du about it.
have *ever*l 5-*frlJ .r1
heu.i>s on them, come with *V^j
without. Any of t,He above
ideal farm. Price* and
f'r '
ajbo wo
COJLCLOUGH REAl
ReaJ Estate
8» ^ e rd .
G«
�m i L g A N P O R n ttE K A T .n SA ’
ku»
RESIDENCE
TELEPHONE:
M RS, F R E D 3. P A IO E R , S O C IE T Y E D IT O R
Ron Ten Bridge Club F irst Of A 'S eries Of
Is h:» irta in e d Friday ProgressiveVariishing
By M u. J.D. W oodruff P arties Given Friday
DANCE AT THE HOTEL FORREST LAKE
GIVEN IN HONOR O F VISITOR AND
BRIDE-ELECT BRILLIANT EVENT •
lowliest of the* gunny
e R. J. Holly Jr.
,«!?.
evening when M.*SS8ter.. and Mrs. 2
andf tMrs.
rt Pinckney entertained
Geon Harden*
tnined a t an Tie
lie Ruth Spencer',
Spehccv, George,
irrest Lake,
e Wilson, a,
month, and
. of Andcrucst of Dr.
Langley.
» m of this
rcrlopks tho
ito a veritties'pf potin and hasning a lovslome gowns
•
Ipon arrival
in and Mrs.
i introduced
ine. '
werewere. «Mr
r.
Miss Maud Lake, Boh Hudson p ’
Iwyn Moore, Miss Olive Newman
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McCall Mr*
and Mrs Ray Fox, Mr. and '.M„
Lee A Conolcy, Jim blmroti, Mr
and Mrs Grant Wilson. Mr. and
M p. D'rk Brown, Sherman Moore.
Mu a Helen Verimy, Mr. and Mrs.
F ^k , brank Slorkwoud. linmp‘l*n< Du Dost, ,Mr. and Mm. Hftrctl
Brown. Bill Lake, Ed Luke, Cilmn
” 1,n,b;sh. Mjhs Eleanor Herring
M'ss Naomi Scog&nns, Jock Mckeown, Bill Moye. Ed Move, HoS*** Deane, Miss Leona Carman,
lip Olga Biaimotis,
, / r' ,,,* * •
Jalu''l> Gadsden,
Randall Chaco, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ralph
n.te,V®,nF* ^Warner
fls MnrV
Elizabeth
Pulcdtnn.
Seoggnns
FTvi—
cl1. Fnsli. Hodgson Ball, W. \.
yce W iS i*.
JamM Dnsh nml Mr'
The members of the Bon Ton
Bridge .Club were most pleasant
ly entertained on Friday after
noon by Mrs, J. D* Woodruff at
her lovely home on Sanford
Hcighls.
, liowla and baskets of fragraht
pink roses combined with greenery
were used with artistic effect in
the rooms where tho card tables
vere arranged. Scores were kept
on tallies dune in fascinating de
signs, and nftor tlm usual number
of progressiuns. the prize for top
rcoro, a book of Edgar Guest’s
poems, was awarded Mrs. Jsmea
Ridge, holder of. high score.
Following the awarding of the
prlie, refreshment* of creamed
oysters In timhlas, pineapple salad,
rotato chips, hot biscuits, nnd cof
fee wen* served by the hostess.
Those enjoying the pleasant af
ternoon were Mrs. James Ridge,
Mrs. Edward lletts, Mrs. W. C.
Hill. Mrs. W. W. Potter, Mrs. Rob
ert Holly, Jr., Mrs. Ray Fox, Mrs.
French, Mrs. Eugene T ittle.'
Tho- first of the series of pro
gressive vanishing bridge porUe%
which are bring Riven by the mem
bers or the Woman’s Club, was
held on Friday afternoon' a t the
home of the President, Mrs. Henry
Wight, on Park Avenue.
Golden calendulas and ferns
were used in the aun room, while
pink gladiolus nnd narcissus were
used in decorating the long living
room, where tho card tables were
arranged.
A spirited game of bridge was
played during the afternoon and
the prire for high stor*. a aet of
bridge Scores and’ fridge . cards,
was won by Mrs. A. K. Power*.' ' James G. Sharon. Miss Ann.,Refreshments of ice cream, cake, Hawkins, Mrs. W. A. Fitts, Mrs.
coffee, salted' nuts and bon bons Archie Betts, Mrs. John Mcliich,
were scrvcd .nl the conclusion Jf Mrs. Forrest McAllister, Mrs. B.
the card gamo, by the daughter* A- iIowimi, Mrs. J. C. Benson.
K " V Mr,. A. K. f p n . Mr,.
For the benefit
Iho.o win M "rM l ;Mr, W. « • Ujlltpen. Mw.
bnvc not h<?ftrd the explanatiah of E. A. Dougln^H and Mrs* Ji C.*
these bridge parties, tt is announc- Gibbs,
cd that those who attend tho
* ■ •—'-------- p-------1—
hiidgo party are to entertain ia
Mrs. J, N. Robson, Mrs. George
turn two tables of players, and Vendible, Mrs. O'Kain of Orange,
their guests in turn will entertain'/ burg, S. C., Mrs. Victor Check
ono table of players each. A large motored to PelJtnd whore they
number of those smaller parties1‘ were guests at luncheon of Mr.
wiB be given next week.
and Mrs, Cfindcs Tnto of DeLan i.
217-W
~"
"r
40 ACRES
Good Land
»- ’,
on
'
'
1 * 4; , l
Orlando Road
Price
Mrs. D. P. D rum m ond
Hostess To M em bers
Of F ortnightly Club
per acre
'•
AUTHENTIC
M ilU N W lf MCDDE5
i
1'
" ■*. W
Terms
One-third
.L/
-l - . * fm - £
MRS, G. C. SPERRING and MRS. II. A. McMICHAEL
Extend You
A Cordial Invitation
*■To Be Present At
cash; balance
1-2-3- Years
THE SPRING OPENING AND DISPLAY
I interplightSub* at
f it 3
Collier
Best of
Pnjoy
[siness
Tnoon
|cf the N.
Id . I). <•.
►moon at
IBoujnillat
[Mrs. Uav| effectiveI adorned
h I'iuii.
f disposed
rani urn! r
>A. HougBlciwa. Fai Tqsd f,v
•Ptr, ‘'I;,,.
Fiiffnril
president
which
shawl of ccrioo embroidered in
matching tones.
—
Miss Farmer's dninty blonde
beauty was emphasized in n geor
gette frock of sky blue hand-paint
ed in pnBtel tints, worn with
shoe/ and other accessories to
match.
I Of lip stick red georgette with
1 trimmings of beads nnd french
mirrors was the stunning costume
worn by Miss Wilson.
Orchid georgette hnnd-pnintod
with large flowers of deeper tones,
and with leaves of green velvet
was thq handsome, creation worn
Lv Mrs. Hawkins Connelly.
Mrs. Newman was. jittircd, in a
chic frock of lavender georgette
Pattern and Imported Ilat
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
9 A. M. to G *P. M.
Incorporated
Realtoi
| Chaa. C. Wheeler, Gen. Mgr.
Phone 394-J.
M em bers Of ,\Ybeelev
O rg an izatio n . D inner
G uests A t L ake Mary
103 PARK AV
Miss Lillian ntlrgeaVof Jaekson\ilh> >pcnt tin* day in Sanford on
Members of the of'ice and salsa Friday completing arrangements
organization of the IV. V. Wheeler for the dancing classes at the
Apple of Ilowio, Fla.,
Comnany vere dinner guests of f Woman's Chib under the auspices
day hi re on Friday shopthe Lake Mary Development Com 1 of tiie Social Department.
pany at its unique dining room on
beautiful Lake Mary, on Ir.iihiy
evening.
Centering the tallies were bas
kets of cut flower* and ferns. The
largo old-fashioned Spanish man
tel waa blink*-'! solid with spring
blossoms of all kinds together with
greenery.
At seven o'clock un old f a s h
M ounted and Loose Stones
ioned chicken dinner with all its
accessories were* served.
Covers were laid for W. V.
Wheeler, Mrs. Victor Cheek, t hus, j
Wheeler, J. L. Smith, E. Ward
Jean; A. W. llurz, IT. R. Gray,!
•Mid Mrs. Willimn J, Hardy, Mr, Porter f'ittsi U-riie T. Bryan and.
F irst'S tre e t
:ind Mrs. Paul I^ke. Mr. and Mrs. Roily King.
•b D. Woodruff, Mr. and Mrs,
Percy Mere, Mils Mue Holly, * G. W. Spencer, Jr., ha« returned
Lloyd Boyle, Miss Georgia Mobley, from u,business trip to Tallahassee,
pi W. Spencer Jr., Mr. nnd Mrs. lie wus acompanicd home by his
•V. c. Hill, Mr. nnd Mrs. It, C. Phll- sister, Miss Emma Spencer, who is
.iP3 j Mr. and Mrs. Benjumln Whit- a popular student a t Florida State,
College for Women at Tallahassee.
115 Magnolia Avenue
W
!
Special Bargains
McLAULIN’S
Sets W omen’s Bowling iMark
Civen by
MAGAZINE
( 5 ««F«b. Issue R 57)
H A T charm, what amaitn«ss
are embodied in these CO -ED
v Frocks. Your (avorue Fashion magazmekhigldy recommends them for die
' young ■woman, and the. woman, who
wants to stay young.7 •
W
• Plsjed a
Pn*t». nnd
t* "f Us-
r 1*c*. MTVind a mott
1 enjoyed.
Clinic will
^ of F*jovs. Claude
®aili»ps«l' frock’ fashkmtd of tra®*,
tons with a veirt of Crepo da. Chino
frftf nm i trimmed with iMUwr.motlf*.|
* ’ ■Bites' 14 to 20-115-00
tC
To Tampa
‘Pend the
A Distinguished Beauty Service .
for Fastidious Women ■
; ’ ’-V
’
One may 9U nla'\ PERMANENT
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Culture Traa*iorm*tiona - V-;
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�SANFORD HERALD; flA fU R P A * . JAN 30, 1926
FASHION H IN TS FO
*
BY MARY MARSHALL
Copyright McClure Syndicate
contract
MILADY
AND
eorgeous
p strith TbM ,U»e . Milliners
kart Baa Become a 'Favorite
[mining With Dressmakers.'
p ostrich, which was once the
champion of all milliners, Is
y heard of nowadays in the
[cry shops and has become the
ered pet of the ’drrssrdakers.
s the ostrich brooders and oafcather dealers' w h o playing
010 of Mm. Partington—try ►sweep bach the waves of the
tic. which lu this case as11 the shape of the sm art rail*
>room on tbeir
: llntiw who foun
wVtriftt hnta fot,tht
___
-time ostrich—
t’n« ure*,smakCrfl Came tn their rcsV t cue.^To bo sure there are occasion
a l ^ ally ostrich-trim mod . hat*— but
:A ,'/this primming takes the form of a
•Cy / long;boa arrangement that fastens
f f a t the side or buck of tho hnt and
Is brought down over tho shoulder
v and orour.J the neck. It is not real.,^Jy a' hat ornament at alt.
^ Jfor the nonce the greatest quan
tity .of.ostrich is to bo found n«
‘ decoration of evening wraps. SonieKWtimes an enormous r.tj-nnd or wil% lowed ostrich forms a colinr—nmCpler and more billowy thnn any
Srwpt peltry. It is really a remark
’able transformation th at the snme• ; what stubby, scrawny fenthers, ns
[■ they come originally from the tail
. ,«f the king of birds, enn, through
t the skill of feather dressers and
,*7,dyers, be turned ipto an y th in g 'so
, lovely aa these cloak collars.’
&Kr Sometimes not only tho collar of
■’[an evening wrap Is trlmtneu with
' ' ostrich, but half th<r coat beside
is covered with the gorgeous plum- • a g e.’ To Complete the picture a
wonder fan of ostrich to match W
carried,
/
Ostrich boas have been revived
- nnd .now' constitute a formidable
■ rival
the fabric scarf.
They
1 -.were much worn this winter by
| | ■'sm art women a t tno opera—lbrig
Evening frocks, too, are trimmed
• full .boas many, many times more
V? ample than the ostrich, Irons of with ostrich. Long wlllowcd os
other days. A famous London ae- trich fringe is well suited to give
' .tress has been seen this winter the fluttering Uric so much desire
J/.i wearing a boa mf ostrich so long ill the prerent mode. The sketch
/ th a t it trails on the floor nnd so uhoiv,i a charming ^rnek trimmed
[■ wide th at it takes tho place of n
wrap.
i
A t the Churches
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Christian Science service* are
. held. In tho Woman’s Club Oak
Avenue near Third Street,, every
Sunday morning nt 11 o’clock;
Sunday school at in o'clock. Sub7 Joct for tomorrow,■“ Love.''
Wednesday evening services,
* which include, testimonials of hnalIng are hold at 7:09 nt tho Woi.r man's Club.
£, This Bodcty maintains n free
reading* room, whore the Bible nnd
■ all authorised C hristen . Hclenco
, literature may be read, borrowed.
S W M M S S
Jy, every day except Sundays and
'
ho tlu y a from 3 to fi o'clock,
rf* All arc weJcpme to attend tho
services am] to mako use of tho
Res<Jing Bpjprii,
^
. ;\ r
‘‘Magnify the Lord With Mo”—
Mrs. J. J. -McClelland, sung by the
cholf.
"Sometime-, Somewhere" — Ar
th u r W. Spooner, sung by the Male
unrtette: Messrs. Emgc, Graham,
owajd and IHgliton. There will ho
Organ Preludes, Offertories and
Port hides at each service.
* Tin iervicen of tho day will ho:
Htindny School 9:30 o’clock.
Object Lesson, sermon to chil
dren, 11 o’clock.
, Jupior Christian .Ffndcavor, 2:15
o’clock. .
,
Beider Christian Endeavor, a P a
geant. "Youth Bucko a Gift," 0:30
o'clock.
Evening Worship 7:30 o'clock.
The Session will rnOdt' Al'the’elose'
of each preaching service for the
reception of members.
Band Concert
S
FIRST‘CHRISTIAN CHURCH
“High School Auditorium"
Sunday .School 19 o'clock.
, FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
ilov.jO. W. Amos from Alt. Plea| A Sunday School (Orphanage Day) • nut, Mifl)., will preach both ntbrho'clock.
'
ing a t 11 o’clock and cvcningfat
; Wei ley Brotbgrhond Claa,i 10:00
o’clock.
L . B. Afobley who has been vlslt“T h c , ig his brother and-Fife. p r. and
EpWprfh Lcpguc M eetin g Q :3 0 J rp. E. D. Mobley, fpn the past t,ym
o'clock. (
i e’qks, a t their home op Oak AvgEvening worenjp: Preaching by i |e, left b'nday for SL Augustine
the pastor, 7:30 6Vl«fck. ^
7 * 1 t u r.liort stay cu routo to Ids
(Monday), I
Pra^jiv meeting, (Wednesday)
7:3ii i.Ylock.
,
i The .nrgqn has been repaired ntjd t
tlm choir will give us good music.
rr
u . Sunday }s (0 ^6
i... ,Ofjjli{uyi
r\._n . . . ^ y .
This
and M l'li ‘Kuig nlso „f N fF Yorl
CHURCH OF T llE rioL Y CROSB nre tlio guests of Miss ltyrd s sis
- Ssntuagesima Sunday.
ter, Mrs. J. M. Durden, at her horn
;.T M o x l* lk.n
Cpfnpiunion on Pplniftto Avenue*
’;
‘
Church 8chool, 0:45 o’clock.
Miss
Janice
Gadsden
of
Charlest Morelng prayer and sermon 11 ton, H. C., Is tho attractive house
7 :& 7 c f~ V
■ '’ ,1 ‘' n n "n'
Rector's Bible Qlnas -Wcdpuatliyf
’ *v*?Wk 3:90 o'clock,
* _ Tb«.not®tl orgaplst. Henry It.
Kciberi, will givo a recital on the
reconqy installed organ In the
church on Alonday evening nt H
. o ’clock. •
Everyone will be wdcomud nt
any ofthece senicej.
en and correctly turned out men
seated nt the tubles behind the
dancing floor were infinitely more
interesting to me than even Mile.
Edmondc Guy, straight from Paris,
or "Ukclelo lko” ucrosa (he foot
lights.
There was tho very stately Mrs.
E. T. Slotcubury regal ns n queen
in white satin with u wrap of silver
'cloth collared in snide negligently
fulling from her shoulders. Ai^l
sue whs wearing long white gloves.
There was tho Countess Balm,
slender ns a reed in a white satin
affair with mysterious traceries
of silver.
Mrs, George F. White was also
in white satin and so was Mrs.
Malcolm Mrerhnm, the countess
Alphonz Villa, mid Mrs. Kenneth
Van Tassel.
As far ns colors went, tho gen
eral favorite was whilo with fchnrtreuso ns second iq. fuvor. This
yellowish green Bliado that has
player! in nnd out of tho vogue for
several seasons, is extremely smart
hero this scuson, nnd I ndvlso you
to wqtch it grow this Spring.
The1very decorative Billie Burke
Zcigfeld looked like a debutante in
her chartreuso colored velvet which
eventually dispppcUrcd under n
sable wrap quite too ninrveloua for
words. Mrs. Howard Pardee nnd.
Mrs. E. Clarence JonrS also nnd
Mrs. Maxine Culxer of Chicago
woro chifrtreuse.
Thera frocks
were quite unlrimincd. You don’t
need to do much for Hint nhndo.
Mrs, Joshua (louden seoimid to.
Lava .taken a hint from., the.jnuro,
mhid in preparing her costume for
it was in green chiffon, thu shade
o£ seusnray, spattered with silver
heads that looked like foam.
A very lovely shudu somewhat
|
Park by the Sanford Municipal
Band Sunday, Jan. 31, 1926 «t 3
o’clock.
1. March—Hercules—Loscy.
3. Grand Selection—Bohemian
Girl—Balfc.
з. Intermezzo—A Tain of Two
Hearts—Roberts.
' 4. Contralto iJolo—(Mrs. Ella
H arris)—Selected.
B. Sacred Overture—Love and
Loyally—Barnard.
и. Suite In 4 Parts—Don Quixote
—Safranek.
7. Medley Overture—United Wo
Stand -Hayes.
3. March—Happy Go Lucky—
Barnard.
l>. Anthem—The Star Spangled
Bdnncr—Key
About half of all agricultural
labor In Germany is dona by
women,
-aV,,
., v- ; u
year.'"
Then Mis* Hack cleverly and
shrewdly, ptriiv out that tho gen.S y o m c n y B ureau
Wo like an occasional slice of
ham at oar house, bat we don’t and sent in hia signed C0[
care partlcuariy for the'ordinary calling fo r Jtfi.000 for the
broiled ham. It seems-often dry nias.on, say advices from UP(
nnd hard. It'm ay be that we don't Texas, h u r home. Walker
hnd n &
know hbw to cook it. At all event* SSSL^^W
Contract. • Rid contract
for
wo seldom have broilcd'ha'ro, and
wo .have collected quite a' few rpcipcs for ooklng sliced hsip in
^thpr ways.
....... .....................................................
Hero is one recipe. Soak a slice
of ham half an inch thick in cold
water ^or an hqur. Then drain it
* 1 to ok
for five minutes on o place. On
ITU
another placo pat n mixture of n
cvcryihim
cup of granulated sugar and two
tablespoons of pin slant. Rub this ,
■“ ss of tbc ham, until It
Is all gone, If it won't nil BticJc
pour tho rest on the ham nfter yon
hav$ laid it in the bottom of a
casserole Or covered cooking pan.
Add ijplf n cup of. vinegar mixed
d sM d u te
with a cup of hot water. .Cover
lightly arjd cook tn a slow ovenfor
an hour and a half. W atch'it to
see thnt.it is moist cnoughjAsd odd
a little more hot water »f neces
sary. When the ham is done the
mmmmmyxnmmuwmmm
gravy should be thick and brown '
r T - f n i j y «i> c i i
but not burned. And the meat is
so, tender, if the cooking'is long
nnd slow, that it fairly melts on
your tongue.
Another way calls for covering
tlie slice of ham, In a buttered cas
serole, with a cup of brown sugar,
then with a cup of milk, nnd then
cooking, covered, slowly until ten
der. It must be writchcd not to
burn nnd a little water may be add
ed during the cooking.
Here is a third delirious way.
Cut tho ham in individual nieces
before cooking and on encli lay
half a slice of pincnpple. Add hot
water, cover, and cook slowly.
Those methods of cooking nil add
lu a a iin u a a a a ssn
individual and delicious flavor to
the Imm.
*
Faithfully,
MARTHA.
Wjppur
B u U ern tilk
Sweet Cream
Ice Cream
Party Orders Given
Special Attention
AS CLIiAIt,
THE SUNSIll
The fact th at everyone needs a
tho futiiro is as clear as the
wait until you nre well along inj
ing it—open an account mm vrii
Interest Paid on Sac
Seminole Cream
cry Co.
s perilous to wntncn only those jobs which the men
themselves want.
110 VV. 2nd Street
They say tpat women can stand
the dust and clamor and fumes of
factory work, but not tho speed and
tension of office work.
Arid wboq it conics to the pro
fessions—law, journalism, medicine
—why women cannot endure these
'at all! “No mention Is made," says Miss
Its th
e
M
en
W
ho
A
re
to
Blam
e
F
u
r
A
nti
Black, “of teaching in tho public
1
..( V i
1 f*l ,
schools, which involves a greater
nervous strain than either journ
Career Propaganda
alism or law. Men do not enre to
tench in the public schools, so
BY CYNTIIIA GREY
has set up a plaintive, but clamo- that's nil right.
The old ngedrln-th^AvoOd ills* roup cry concvrtdng iwins in his
cushion i>f “is.it right (or u married altruism, hh Symimthy, his I ioimi
woman to work outside the home?" for the future, his lti>q» for the
rcemu to still draw ire and huzzas home, nnd vnrious other of what
from both nmlo and femalu of tho ho chooses to call his Oner feelings.
"With tho help of the Women's
sex;
We chortled lustily over a re Bureau of the United States De
cent article ou the subject, and partment of Labor he has seized
yoUid /'A tta glrll" loudly ut Iks upon a new kind of gas bomb ^ ith
author, Ruby A. Black, writing |u which lie may at tuck- the camps of
the encroaching female wnge-camei. IJo npd the Women's Bureau
One of the classy* i„ (|ic
: f r i r With have given oat this interview:
vn
29,
at the Donun's Club,
"
’
Women
*
cannot
stand
the
Vn
strain of huniness hustle and bus
tle us well as men. Thousands of
young women breuk1 down every
CORCREGATIONAL CHURCH
Sunday services:
Sunday BchooJ 0:15 o’clock.
Mooning Worship and Senium,
1 1 :0 0 o'clock.
Evening Worship pud Sermon,
7:30 o'clock.
' mt A warm Wflcomu uwalt.l all who’
Sunday School, 0:30 o'clock.
The Firet Baptist Sunday school
of DeLand has chalmngi d tno Fir*:
Baptist' Sunday school of Sanford
to o three monUia’ p)pnilp?rijdP
contest
Moriting worship and sermon
11 o'clock. Subject for iho'm arnIn, "A Hospital of SlrangJ I'utleuts jjv a Study of Jliscasea Sel
dom M cnthmd."
Young IVopltV Uuious, *P.:30‘
o'clock. Four Young lVi-pJo'a,(Upf
ions cordially invito the young peo
ple of the city who are not i ngaged in similur work.
r 'Baptismal service 7:39 o'clock.
Evening worship and Jornton
7:49 o'clock, Subject for the eve
ning, 'Some Things Seen in Sonford IA it Wednesday Night J* r
Wm I day aervice WeJnriday
evening 7:30"o'clock. • Tho Muit'a
Bible Glass will have the (irso per(od of.tha evening. ’•
'
deeper nnd’ redder than orchid wan
affected by Mrs. Floyd Jones. It
was trimmed with a bow kno: of
brtllLaqts directly In front,
•Velvet was well represented.
Mary Brown Warborton was lovely
In turquoise blue, flnrlng at the
hem and knowingly molded to her
figure at the bodice. Mrs. Gurnee
Munn also wore blue velvet, em
broidered and distinctively cut.
Truly, thia is a colorful season,
and I predict that spring will find
us rivalling flower gardens.
Otherwise, sport clothes continue
tp be the vogue, and the smartest
are the simplest ones. The pleated
•ekirt, with fine pleats arranged in
groups^is much in evidence ’ with
the Ju^if!?r blouse.
Jlcrc arc some hasty impressions
of the week—Mrs. Frank Hender
son in a very wide-brimmed hnt
with ribbon banding nnd a brilliant
ly printed voluminous' silk scarf—
Mys. W. C. Durant in one of the
new coats with a cape back—Mr#,
John Shepherd of Boston carrying
a [painted silk parasol bordered
with taffeta ruffles—;Mrs. Gurnee
Munn in a sweater collared ‘ and
banded with fur—Mae O'Gormau
of Providence, R. I. in n silk snort
(fostume embroidered in bright
Wools worn with n bandanna ker
chief—Mrs. Archibald McNeil of
Cnnnctcticut at the Everglades
Club in (i turtle-necked isweater of
wool with printed figures in yellow
anil red—Mra. Walter Jaeckcl in a
white crepe banded with silk in the
tftopt gorgeous shades of blue.
PALM BE AC It, Fla., Jan. 30
The most colorful event of the sea
son was the opening of. "Palm
Beach N ight",.at the Montmartre
Club.
,
,
But with Urban scenery, a fas
cinating Charleston number and a
Spanish scene in which the most’
bewildering!/ lovely .shawls wovb
in nnd out, you slmpty couldn't
outshlno the r.pcstators.
A glittering revW - la frequent
enough, b u t’seldom do you sec so
distinctly 'glittering an audience.
And the .gorgeously gowned worn-
othe:
Sgm ford,'
S*§2> STRENGTH - SERVICE
io of the Deahman School. t*las»r»
a k o r a pe b t
COMU
TUESDA Y. ft
O tV L N
fr D O H T 1
INlie , O1
G (& v Q t\ t
Our line of ikittcrn 11,111
ltalfl is now compJcii’'*[
styles, newest fa b ric s,,^
culorH—in n gorReuus u^P1
breatljea the spirit of ^ ,rii11
Your Inspection *s
vited.
MO *PW
�mi
m
P
ropose Tests to Tell If
IS ANNO
Is DrunM.
BY COMM
Tongue-Twisters One
Plan *Police VJ*■O
ffer Ship'
i *-f \%
Canal Across S tate
Being Considered By New
York Interests, Is Rum or
. BERLIN’
...
^, Jan.'SO. _------- ,6n
_______ _______( __ _____ batn
received
enthuataalJc demon
Many Counties In S U t* ttyll strations,with
has been led to lament
He Represented A t Annual that,Berlin Journalism It becoming
Exhibition On Tampa Field; "Americanised,”
"I thought that here at least I
Governor Martin To Attend
Tampa, FIs., J u u 80.—With the ould he safe from reporters," he
opening of the South Florida Fair complained. “But the Berlin pre»
’*• Tampa next Tuesday, the pre which at the time of my la it visit,
liminary arrangements* have nil was most discreet, has so changed
men made, snd Tampa la prepared that my throat la hoarse from talk
to entertain the greatest' crowds ing to reporters and choking on
flash-light fumes.”
in its hlntory.
Berlin music lovers have dis
The opening day will bo fea
tured by auto races in which noted played exceptional curiosity about
tho violinist, the general verdict
drivera will participate..^
The dates nnd days agreed upon being that he has rulAlled all the
duiing the fair following fta open- hopes he inspired In 1014 when aa
an infant prodigy the Russian boy
':ij? are as follows: -j
Wednesday, Feb. 3, will bo Tour appeared on the concert stage in
Brown,
ist Day, when mmy novel and at- knee
„ breeches
.
,aa ,a Buster
,
tractive features will be.shovrn and \ «»Har and curly locks,
. ug ppossible
m
everything
will be done
to make this day one of great litt- *; • The German patent office has
pi.rtance.
prohibited the use of President von
Thursday, Feb. 4, will be mlapt- Hindenburg's name aa k trademark
td to Farmers’ Day and- Grape or„tfode namo. Officials said they
I!f
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C IR C U IT
COURT
OF
a r x i v o i . n c o t x l T , ri.o itin .v .
IV C I I A X C R R V ,
J . K. M cC U K U H A N D .
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C o m p l a in a n t .
I.KtVTR N. BTANTON,
A
AL1CK
S T A N T O N , M A R T LODI HR UI.AHS.
ny Milton. Brenner
• C I I A R L K 8 F . CLASH.’ O KOtU lK
■ NKA Scrvico Writer
HI.AKH, v l a l a ,
northw est quarter- .
«.
D e f e n d a n t* .
LONDON, Jan. 30.—When a
'inwnshin re south,
O rd er F a r P n h llratte* .
»*(. ru n
north
II . 0* r h kina,
W n * full of hooch how a rt you
T h « H (* (» o f F l o r i d a T o:
i ns ,
n o r t h IS d e g r e e s w e as t IB
I t c h a in
■
N. S t a n t o n . S. A lic e Htnnruing to tent It and.prov*Ht?
south
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M
a
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y
l,n
u
l*
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(lias*.
C
’h
n
rlc
*
F:
S Thnt may hot deeply i»terfe*t dry
c h a i n s t o p n ln t o r h e g ln n l m t .
America, but over here in wot Eng
1
1,4,1
C o m p l a in t h r r r l n t h a t y ou
land mm
and dripping Scotland
. And iivnicHon
« i A« i i S0N.
^ship
' J“"lunii
, •—""I
OI
cnnnl nr*,
l i T r f T i l s f t . r * d s a ? r f n b <n.n r n j i * ? 1L? *.mI ea c h of y otf mmy c la i m so m e ,,
etruction
of van,L shill
ncroM of the Florida peninsula has been
V'S r , s h t . t l l l e « r I n t e r e s t In a n d t o
dump Wales it's n matter of nrnre 1Plorida
M n g c j j j j j . ' “F"”* proposed many times during’ the
J A ii M m e p r o p e r t y h r r e l n a h n v e de*rrO.*,l
than academic concern. The police pj-oup 0f New y nrk
,
, •\ " innt fifty years, with the idea of
!*"**• S m M * * " . r . U S * , , > o r « "
It Is i h e r r f e r e
o itD C H K H th a t
mirpoons nnd
and the police
oollce magi*
magistrates capitalists,
rnniinii«*u according
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.?a
shortening
the
sea
voyage
between
surgeons
S
L
f
i
i
V'U a n d e a c h o f y o u he a n d y ou
t„ the St. Galveston, New Orleans, •Mobile,
o r O th e r w is e , an<l
a ll p a r t i e s
c la i m - n r r h eretiy r c n u l m t to a p p e a r
of all the big cities whnt to know. Petersburg News, which
declares Pensacola and North Atlantic
!!**• “ ■» a c - C o m p l a i n t h e r S l p rile
rl d
“Smell the man’s breath,” Bald that a special survey 1 , now
V 2 5 C : ' . A‘ "» *hls c a u s e o n M o n d ay t h e
being port*. The first move toward con
T .hj “ lh *lr.
‘•'•ceased n r iluy o f M a rc h . t » | t . t h e s a m e bell
made by J. Caul MacDonald and
M 'a rtlc e * itult- I»ay o f t h i s c o u r t o n th<
of such n wnterwny wns
r l a l m l n g a u I n t c r c a t tn ^ t h e ■f a n d e t*nurt tl o it s c In H a n fo rd . R cm ln o t,
Innt the tentative unite would bo struction
walked by constrtietlon of one of
a n d p r e m i s e s h e r e i n a f t e r d c strin i-d . t ' u u n t y . F l o r i d a ,
and
In d era u li
S i ? uenr Port Inglis, „„ the Florida’s earliest railroads, that of
*« "T’h.’V lrinK h \ t h e s w o r n Hill t h e r e o f . O r c r e r I T u C o n f e s s o wll
t.uir, to Paintka on the St. Johns tm* Florida Railway A Navigation
L o m p t a t n a n t filed In Ihlh r ^ u s e . he e n t e r e d m
a wr a l n st t y ou . a a ld 1c a u s e
a t you . a n d e n rh of you. m a y !••• t.e ln g n »u
s u tiit t o iiufel
It t h e
Itlvev.
n u l e t t i t l e in
Interested
In il h o s e
c e r t a i n lo ts, r o m p l n l n a n t s in a n d t o t h e land
Company from Fernandina to Ce
The Florida Stale Chamber of dar Key, Fcmnndlna being the
p ie c e s o r p a r c e l s o f l a n d s l t n n t e In n b o v * '"d e sc rib e d ?
Jt.rnlti.de C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a n d d e M u th e r e fo re O IW K ItR I) th a t
voinmerce for Rome time has known first northern port on Florida’)* At
ftrriliiNd silt iCillfi'HaT
thill Jnn
g iia rmilillnhrf1
In ttif*
»
. _ . f c s _S
Mtlp
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that a similar project is in the lantic Coast and Cedar Key afford I ! v n n m w»e« * A .. .. — ! . 1 ! . . ..
T h # v H n iiin jfalf
S o u l] !.
R -lii-rnld.
F
- ap v n ei w s p a p e, rn p u h-f
S5.in"f o rd
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making but the information in its ing the nearest harbor on the Gulf
n«hetl In H anford. H em lnole C o u n ty . •
.
W m i s sn A t« chtfln*. o f H*c*
F l o r i d a , o n c e a w e e k f o r f o u r ( •> ’
possession involves the use of the side. In the earliest canal pro
lio n
M, T o w n s h i p
t o »<»inlt,
t- o o s e e u ll v e w e e k *
*
• ‘*<-lPWl
.Suwannee, the Santa Ke nnd New jects the Suwannee river, nnvigable
l t s n g e 30 f t a s t : '
WITNKHH m r h a n d a n d th * o f
1st):
fic ia l at-al o f to la C irc u i t C o u r t o f
steamboats "as
far norm
north as
irivers,
c and
, construction
. --------- of a canal for .-u-umuoavs
as i»r
H r c l n n l n i r a t t h e N o r t h e a s t e n rth
p
Heveo 1 h J u i t l r l a l C ir c u i t o r th e
ba i liccn demnnstrated without any burg salad.'
n er »f th e N o rth w est tJ u a rte r
V ’ Jo*in,s .°,r ln Ik** head- j Branford, figured prominently.
H tato ’ o f F lo r id * . In a n d f o r S e m i
i
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From
time
to
time
the
patent
•Inubt
that
Florida
produces
abund
nole i ‘m *m y. F lo r id a , o n t h e 3fl|h
[ T " *£."ne Vf l ' /reeks near! The Florida Ruilwny
Railway & Navi
Navign• S W * l l o f Hpctlon
H e rtln n t j . T o w n d a y o f J a n u a r y , A. IV ISIS,
W - Jafksnnvillo, and not the Port lug-1tion Company's line was built sole- antly the finest graoes over gT«wn. office Issues an Index expurgntoship SU South, Unn.
in lin e 30 R ant
V. U. O O l’tll.ASS,
Friday, Feb. 6, Is School Day, riftus, a'list of designations banned
run Knuth S s a il HI-1,,
Hl-IOfl _______
c h a in s ;
Tl „
- — , ,. .
im.- movement of
(S e a l)
C le rk .
...
VVe-i
is
A
SS-tnu
ehslns:
North
1
and
in
honor
of
this
occasion
all
as
trade
names
because
thov
have
rile Suwannee-Jarksonville pro- ’ freight between the Gulf nnd North
fly! A. M. W eek *. Q, C . ;
r.
umt
*1-1
O
f)
chains,
nnd
Past
beconje
incorporated
In
the
German
th?
schools
in
Hillsborough
county
ject would tie a Imrge canal pri- Atlantic ports, the builders be, IS nnd 15*100 e ■
Wllstin, llo u s h n l il e r A Hoyle.
h s l n s tn l . a s l n n |nx.
mnriJy to move coal from the >llevtng it would bo-moved by water will be closed. It is <>:>*imutcd that language. Hindcnburg Is one. of
H olleltnr* f o r C o m p l a i n a n t .
IT
IH
TIIRUBKORR
nitmiltKIt J n n . 3U. F e b . A. 13. 10 . t t .
Alabama neuls, to a huge plant in to Fenmtulinu tm the railroad to there will I* EO.OOO school chil- these names.
Tl.:.l
you.
and
enrh
,
_
....
_
di.*.you,
nr.»
General Ludetidorif Is not Id tho h n re h y r r q u l r n l t o n p p e a r it. th «
thi» .city, which would convert it j Cedar Key and there loaded aboard dn:u ntten liiig the fair 6n this day,
of tV im p la h it In t h i s c a u s e tin
IPJP coke. This coke would lie vessels for the ports to which It Lndt many unique entcrtalnnunts index. The former kaiser nnd Hill
have bem prepared for them by Fern Andra and Emil Jannlngs, M onday, t h e ta t . d a y t.f -March. IS1*. I Si TUB c f u r tiT tlMlRT o r
snipped from Jacksonville to North i was destined. This railroad now. tin*
a t t h e iN m rt
II.-use
Jh Hanfar.V
HKMIMII.K COUNTY, F I.O IIIIIA . ,
management of the fair. movie stars, have been placed in Heminole
( 'm m i v . F ln rl.la , a n d li tt le Atlantic ports.
! Is a part of the Seaboard Air
I.V C H A M c m .
Saturday,
Feb.
0,
will
be
given
the
same
class
with
the
president.
f
a
u
l
t
t
h
e
r
e
o
f
.
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re
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o
t
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n
f
e
s
a
n
A
C
i l R J l t ilC C II, o l h n r w l s e k n o w n
. A canal across the northern part 1 Linn.
over to the Roy and Girl Scouts, All of them are regarded‘as hav Will lie e n t e r e d niraltlst y o u
a s A t . t n : i t T HCHII) a n d TM K i l l ' s A
IT
IH
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n
T
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a
t
nUCII.
C n m p liiln u n ia.
U which tim.. insny caintw will be ing "arrived.” .
/
t h i s O r d e r lie p u td l a h e d n n r e n w eek
1
.•present’d
from
outside
of
the
fo
r
fm
ir
c
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n
a
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c
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t
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k
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th
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h
n
11
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a
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h
'
k
r , nt «i.
HUGGER MEETS RENAULT JilUsbhrough county, which ranks
- n f n r . l H e rn ld . a t i e w s n n n e r puli,
1
uefenssntm ’..'v-jsi
A prince who worries little over ullsl.e.l
In
H
an
fo
rd
,
H
enilnnta
C
o
u
n
O
rd
e
r
ml
l
>
w
k
llesllaa
the -tr*.ngvst In the south. parleys and legal battles over set? ty. F lo rid * .
FORT IoUmKRDALE, Fin., among
N OTICK T O K N O W N A N D l)NMonday,
Feb.
8.
brings
GasIW'NF
n
o
d
o
n
n
w
n
a
n
a
t
Hnnfnrd.
tlenient of Parisian claims against
KNOW N UKFK.NDAN’r a
Jan, 30.—(IP)—Ren Grugcr, Ger
C q u n t v . F l o r i d a . «n th l* T h e S t a l e nf F l o r i d * , ttn — '
liny, with all its spectacu the government Is Prince Rlgls- Hen.lm.le
many's heavyweight champion, has rarilla
t
h
e
r.0th
d
s
y
of
J
a
n
u
a
r
y
.
IS!*.
J
o
h
n
II. A. C ooper. INI w a r d Mol.
lar features, melal events nnd mund, 20-year -old nephew of the
V. K. lW>tlfU.AHR
p a r . an d K. II. \V * tl* r, If l l v l n a an d
been signed to meet Jack Renuult, much hilarity.; This dsy w.lll be former Kulser and second son of
•
I
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e
r
k
o
f
ilia
C
i
r
c
u
i
t
C
o
u
rt.
ir
d
ead
.
*11 parti.** c l a l m l n s In te r* * !
Sir Jennrr Verrall
C d o jtty , r f o r l d s .
u n d e r J o h n II. A. C o o p e r, K d w a r d
< unadian heavyweight title holder, made a memorable one. A great Prince Henry of Prussia. Ho is IH.-al)’ H om lnole
H r : ' A . M. W e e k a . D, C. t l o l n a r a n d K. II. W a l t e r , d e c e a s e d
r (hr some experienced wives,
JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 30.
A iri a Kl-rouml bout here Feb. 3, amount <>f money has been spent one of the few members of the \V lls»n l l o m h i . l d e r A Hoyle.
o r o t h e r w i s e , a* hairs,, devisee*,
Hnllcltura fo r C n o m l a l m i n t .
a r a n t e e * or o t h e r w i s e . In t h e p r o
street ‘ “No good,” replied the police, hnrd freeze will kill germs. lU*a.«. ncvt.rding to Billy Dawson, local in the preparation of floats and Prussian royal family, which totals
p e r t y h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d , a n d t o
other features connected therewith. 40, who hnvn set out to earn their J u n 3u. Felt. *. 13, 10. K .
rtf,. “Some men smell like u distillery and vnp-iuus oilie r things, say- th<* bpxing promoter today.
Mil p a r t i e s , e a c h a n d e v e r y r l n l m Tuesday, I'cb. 0. has been drnig- own living regardless 'of pro.t|»ecj 0f in full operation when they’ve only Florida State Chamber of t ’nmIn g a n y In ter* * ! p r I n t e r a a t a In a n d
I nnted a*- Govcrnor'a Day, at which tive adjustments and Inheritances. IN Till-: t l l t l l I T C O U R T - O F l a n d In v o lv ed In t h i s s u i t u n d e r
toieiru, un.l it I.eh eve* that at leapt
suns had one drink.”
At
u
height
of
100
feet,
11
person
s
k
«
i
x
u
i
.
k
i
n
r
s
T
V
.
f
u
u
i
i
i
d
a
.
a
n y o f t h e aboY# n a m e d d e f e n d a n t * ,
Governor John w. Martin
Prince Slgismund- Is In GuateBra out “Give him somo tongue-twisters some of the apparent Icl-up in rinti- may see an object 1114 miles ut time
IN ( l U M i a t l .
e a rh a n d every w h o se n am es an d
and
his
stuff
Will
bo
present
snd
Florida
propaganda
in
the
north
,
.
,
main,
as
representative
.of
H
bit
G
.......
O r d e r of I ' u k l l e a t l e * .
resid en ces
are unknown
tn t h s
i wjre to say,” suggested some of the poparticipate m the various festi- t,urg importing and exporting firm F R A N K liVANH s n d t>. I*. MAHAN. C o m p l a i n a n t s In t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d
These lice stntion scrgcqnts In charge. Ihue to the fact that the propngand- sen.
r
e
u
s
e
,
a
n
d
t
o
a
ll
u
n
k
n
o
w
n
p
artlea
C
o
m
p
l
a
i
n
a
n
t
s
;
Hies.
Th,.
governor
will
address
of Schulimek, Sapper end Company
have simply b<>. n frozen out by
wills And these were the oneMuost recvs,
w hom soever, claim in g an y
In ter
Hu
mult
it
iiiie;
t
appropriately
to
the
ommended:
.
,
the
chilly
hlnsts
from
Canada
nml
Ho
hopes
eventually
to
become
a
JU
HK
I'II
Y
Ol'N
H.
e
l
si..
The
average
amount
of
gold
in
e
s
t
s
In
t
h
e
l
a
n
d
In
v
o
lv
e
d
t
n
u ila
were
'KcnsloN.
4 ,
f member of the concern.
D eten d an ts.
suit, sa id la n d
b ein g
a l t u a l * In
: lke northwest.
| sea water is one ounce to 31,000
cation, | Terminological inoxnctltud.*.
K TO K N O W N ANM F N Mend n o.la
te C o u n ty
t y,. F Ilo r ld n a n d d e v Wednesday, Feb. 10. is Kart
Discharged from thp navy with N O T IC
KNOW N IiK F H N D A N T H
,
j During the Mimmer nml fall tiir tons.
s c r il b e d a s fo
follo
llo w s, t o - w l t l
nperor Truly rural.
T
b
e
H
ta
tc
nt
FI..rl.la,
tOI—’
’o.u
l
I
i.ty,
nnd
tliousands
front
all
the
rank
of
lieutenant
In
1910,
tho
l
.
o
i
s
'41
a
n
d
4JIH o f t n * T o w n
Methodist
Episcopal.
i
propagandists
had
little
to
think
prnb. oh Yoiiiiic. M onri.e li n y . A n
of Longw ood, F lo rid a, n rro rd ln g '
that reition south of Ht. Augustine prince, who was In the submarine nieJim
. about but the migration of men and
from Weft Register atreot.
W a l k e r , A ln s a i u le r W a l k e r , K lls s
wi l In- |i*cMtnt. Tho East Cojist service, mnrriod Princess Charlotte W a l k e r . Jat-oU W a lk e r . J e n n i e
Comes Back
set- Sixty-sixth Battery of Artillery, money to Florida but sin. .* winter
f Florida is making some won- Agnes von Naxony-Altcnburg- ami I ' u i i u n e r t y a n d ItuyHrU D a u s h e r l y
■ She sells senshells' Ky the sea- pact in, and the anthracite miners
Iter h u s l i a n d . J, II. lloyd. Hutul. A.
Florida.
I’
rful exhibits in this coming with her took up his work in Cen I'.uty
■bore,
:refused to return t<» the task of
am i K u u e n e U F n.ly Iter h ua 11 nd IItt '‘anp p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s w o r n
«
•
«nt,
mui
greater
Interest
than
tral
America.
They
ere
living
.ml, Huralt
Hnrali JJ.. C u rley a n d O o n .ln
liaitil.
bill o f' e n m i d a l n t h e r e i n t h a t y o u
fine At once one of the senior doctors digging coni, their time has been
C u rle y , h e r h u s b a n d , M m - a n A eVa rH
k F.
F. Furlr
h Ho lf y o u m a y r l n l m snnu*
1 1 hefoie is ..'town In this Bec- within the Income of an ordinary , tuk
tfy re- at W estminster Hospital branded taken with figuring on the cost of
„arei
K,
cn
a
a
r
e
i
K.
C
r
e
n
s
h
a
w
,
T
h
c
o
n
h
ll
u
*
II,
r i g h t , t i t l e n r I n t e r e s t In u n d to
•iin
of
the
slate.
Special
trains
business
nian>
11*11,
l t x.rrr lta
u llall,
r.m m n________
l . e a Hull,
en this as unfair. It would be nil kepping warm,
B
ld l, A H
M
___, • h e p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a b o v e d e s c r i b
will in* run from Palm Beach and
| Mes*t«- A lb e r t a Hall. C l i n t o n C ory ed.
niece very well to try ^rtso on schoolThree months ago the propngnno t h e r Halt. w . 1 1 . t h u d a n d la i iuu U
lte n tu n .
l l la t h e r e f o r * o r d e r e d t h n t y o u
motoriudes
have
been
organized
Switzerland
depends
on
1 » ex- mastera, elocutionists nnd members .lists were raving about the brucpart
ll ItvlnK nnd If d e a d , t o Dll
1
- m l e n r h of y o u h e n n.l y o u e r a
front many sections.- .
\
countries for Its egg supply.
u n d e r h e r e b y r r q u l r e d t o a p p e a r t n th *
.'H el.tlmlUK an y
Interest
ring nt of learned professions, but the or- ing wonlhor in the north during thp
. . .
- o m p l a i n t *h e r e i-n *Un‘
Vmitts. M o n ro e ll a y . A
____
n n ie tllll
iWlos.-ph.
of C
filed In
Tlmr-ilny, Feb. 11, will he
in dinary man, charged .yjith diuttk- winter; now, according to all rea l k e r . A l« * u n d e r
W a l k e r . R itas t h i s c a u s e o n M o n dl eay
y th e taw d ay
Hair
can
bo
rnudo
to
grow
on
lihriiu
iV
Day,
with
its
mugniftcourt jtnnes# _by tho polico( would bo in ports, they uro wondering if the
W alker.
Jacob
W alk e r,
o f M a r c h . A. 1U.. l»»“1t h■
lir
e
s
a
m e b»'•.p.tt ie. uds, gorgeous costumes nnd bald spots If the roots are still I . m i u h e r t y , an d Itayai-d i l a u s h ^ r t y I n s n Itu
It tile
lo D a y o f t h l a c o u r t a t th e
» of such* a state o f emotional upset saving in the cmjl bill and the cost [
h
e
r
liuabuitil.
J
.
J
l
.
Jloyi),
H
aruh
A.
1 )'.•• jrudy a n d % i |w t |* ( t C ad y h e r h u s CCoouunr tty ;f*
/luiit.i, md with many spectacular alive, . , - ,
jhat he wjttul* fall, even thoiutp of >heavy clothing, pluiMu-rV, bills
. ' t 11s,l l.mid,
’."ichtii Dfhii'h w ill1marie'this occkhght to stone sober.
b a n d , .Samii
Karati ™
C u r le y aan.l
. .1.. —, •r r — >,i 1 I_<■ 17n
J . ...curley
n d JDi.ml- th e r e o fI,, a D e e r e s
P r o C o n fe a a a
r , Tor bunted pi|M*!f und. a few oth^r ]
l,
I.*
i i Hn idl ,
1 1 *a rr .
Tho h o s p i t a l s of t h e U n i t e d . i,,, l1»,.^
j,.
cI ' u. t er llfel Oy hl i ee sr hI muaslli.n
«ion. The various committeeji
M
w ill bee e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u . r a i d
(ie prin-,
Romberg Test
ijhings thnt go along .with a hnr.l
tia
S
t
a
t
e
s
a
r
c
o
c
c
u
p
i
e
d
’d
a
i
l
y
b
y
800
,u
.
i
p
I
K.
C
r
e
n
s
h
a
w
.
T
h
e
o
u
h
ll
hoi ing'chnrge of Nhrlners’ Day nre non
I during. ‘•All rig h t” said othc ra, “give winter wouldn't pay for a few
ess
• see* Y sees* *•*■* ■svew *f mm
■ »m
!W
IH O
Hull A ll.erru Jlall. K m m a . I . e * Da
emphutie in Haying that it will 000 persons
Ihissle A l b e r t a llall. ('U n io n Cor, la m
n d_
s s h o v e d e s c r ib e d .
here. him the Romberg test—>
, months' stay in Florida in . pile of
lentnil
eclipse
any
parade
of
Its
kind
ever
I
Ml.
W.
11
floyd
a
n
d
l.u
lu
H
I
t
la
t
h
e
r
e
f
o
r
e
o
r
d
e
r
e
d
,
t
h
a
t
I..
»»’ for- “Make him put heel nhd toes to- llu* reported high prices In n
itereiiseil
i.r u i l . r r w l s e .
na l.elrs, n o tice he p u b lis h e d in T h e Hanfoi
rji iwn 1.1 the south,
one gother, look up a t tho ceiling-and
ev is ees, u m n i e r s o r o lh e a w ls e . In H e ra ld .
n_____
e w s p a p e r p u b lish e d
V
1
Friday, *Ech. 12, is Tampa Dayv Florida Fair this year will not dHie
Henilno I# C o u n t y ,p r o p e r t y h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d Hanford.
_________ _______
of
only
eclipse.all
former
evenla
in
un.l iu nil Itnlra. deviser*,- g r a n t a e a o n c e a w e e k f o r f o u r ( I ) conaeuu
Tampa shows Its patriotism on
| and he
other claimants under-fame* A. l i v e Weeks.
this »I:«y when every store, busi- uttrmliince,.but will exceed them In or
us flav
Wrtlke. dei-eus.-il,
D, (I. C r e n s h a w
W IT N FJtB m v h a n d nnd t h e of
every
grant
feature
that _gut*. to ilee.
t».
3
t>
(muse
nml
office
eloios,
for
tho
____
„
—
,
-------allil H arah V- H ell d e c r a a - f l r l a l ___
se a l„ o fthlle C irc u inJt
t C oCu rt o f
or; si);** exposition,
ixpc"'*'— . .1: iiH.-il
aiaxo
nun wait:
.
t
rr
Make him
walk a sirnigne
straight cnaia
chalk fou|>
formcr
offircls
of „ u.
tirciiMon and d e v o t e s the day in ’ make up”—the mammoth
un.l In all p a r t le a . r s c h s n d the
if H* evenih | |J u d'i c ia l C ircu it o f t h e
■v e ry c l a i m i n g any I n t e r e s t o r In- (Rato
o f F lo r id a . In a n d fo r Heml
I
t
g"
enjoyment
ut
th.South
Florida
|
Tumpa
1*
urrunglng
for
gorgoouit
Verrall, lir.
(7nu.ilv. F lo r id a on fliia
i . - n s i s in th e la n d In v o lv ed In t h i s
•Hy in & . K - S r ! S l S a t U ,e
tio n — S ir
Jenne.
tlo
1
| illuminations and decorations
nnd nil)
u.i.lcr a n y of t h e st.o v * n a m e d
d a y 01 J a n u a r y . A. n . IS!
*Sw(‘i|,)r; Tu,V
V. K. notVIKAKH.
The closing day will be Hntur- determined t<» glvt the visitors not .1, tr m l n n t s , e a r h s n d e v e r y w h o se
'“ Make him hold one leg off the
th e '
*»' *'s
'B8 a ground without wobbling."
.Her; D ra f R. hpuigm, A. It.
nml r e s id e n c e s a r t u n k n o w n (Heal)
C lerk .
day, l*Vb. 13. widen 1ms U*en desig- 1only n happy lime, but furnish Min.es
to th e i n ,m p la lu m it* In t h e a b o v e
h y : A. M. W eek a O. O.
I' is Con- ^ R S l e n ^ a l S S - l E d o n and Moor'*, f . Rose and W. J. Keats,
limed GverylMuIy’n liny.
lessons in Florida's, growth and de- •-tillil.-d ■I.iisn a n d to a ll u n k n o w n W ilso
n
.
I
l
n
u
s
li
o
ld
c
r
*
Hoyle.
■nm
;h0Ur+- GlaSrtw Joctora ‘C u i a l m n i h e r roprosenting the Association of
H»il
H idlcllnra f o r C o m n l a ln a n t a .
The work and interest msnifest- ' vclupnunt that will intensify the. i m r l l r s w h o * n ev er c l a i m illn g a n y In1 ,X
t^ D le a f f t f i l i t o S Metropolitan Police Surgeons; potc r o a l or I n t a r e s l a In (h a l a n d In- J a n . IS, F e b . S. 13, tc , IT.
id clearly indicates that the South loyalty of every one.
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, * those mild ocrabutir feuls when ex'[ » "
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cited by their u rru u t Bssldos, a
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Lomlon. n„in win, |„comotor ntaxiu or gid- nnd ,Uy° ntoilicn) ,r" ctit ^ n( rfl w
And hi.I
duo to a uuiti. Innocent liver '‘Pt*cla' scientific knowledge of A mouth ngJ Helen Rose was n
nurse u." trouble, might reel ?.:??,S?;
\%] convict In the llklnTToma prisnn.
nround '.'n
and! ,',"
bo drunken
Now nhe la tmnorvil in tho state us
Huknl ti charged with being drunk.”
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h.roiin* o f'th e Wilhurtoii mine
Iicrbt rt > Amid nil this encircling gloom •Fnrquhur Buzzard.
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where
This committee of • Socialists 1« disuster,
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........ ns n Sulvntion.
1 recent the British Medical Association has
to report back to the British Medl- Army worker. :<»• nerved fiM* nml
therefore decided to appoint a com
It Is hopwl L) coffoe tn rescue crows until »ne
replying mittee of experts whose obJdctN cal Association.
produce a series of tests which iainted from exhpm tion. She was
just
it will—be--------------—
to shed light.
They -—
are 1 w._.
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infallible for everything converted by the ‘'StilRei" in
‘t Rum. t > try to jiroduce u series of fair E xcept Russian vodka and Serbian prison, und will devote her life 16
their work.
|ill» ns to ■u**ts which will enable the police • siivnitia.
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Office In new Mcrriwcathcr Building
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ty of Seminole a n d Hlftte of F l o r
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follow*. tn - w lt:
One t n ac re o f l a n d In t h e H o u lh enat t n rn er o r t h e N o r t h w e s t Q u a r
t e r ( N \ V ' ( ) or t h e N o r t h w e s t Q u a r
1 New
t e r (NW’ H ) or ( t e r ti a n #. T n w n n h l p
L Cin30 S o u th , li a n g c SI Eft"t. m o f e p a r t l r u l n r l y lo cated n* fo llo w * : I t e g ln rclJ as
olnit a t a point on t h e S o u t h b o u n d
il tenof s a id n u a r t n r —i i u a r t a r
thesc Wncn Albert Carelli, above, was under sentence of death in Pennsyl aa rr ryt l oline
n I l n feet W e n t Of t h e S o u t b A«PVr- vania for murder, Josephine Laurie, shown beside him, of Cleveland eiiet C o rn e r th e r e o f , t h e n o e r u n n i n g
N o rth Slfl fr e l, t h r u m W n t p a r a l l e l
! busl- saved his life by swearing that he ,\van in Ohio on the night of the w
llh sa id South b o u n d a r y line SID
lemmi- murder- Now she has turned on him, however, and he is under arrest feet,
tlienee S o u th i m m l lo i w l l h t h e
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s t lliitX»|n feet, t h e n r e Haul nlunir
le sis for robbery in Cleveland bccaUso of her testimony that he shared in
"aid
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o u n d a r y lin e 210 f e e l
al Gn- a.holdup she wan in. She also says she lied when she established bin to th e opuothin t b or
b eg in n in g , ro n la lu build- alibi in the murder case. Photo was taken in police headquarters at In c one n e re m orn o r !•**.
a n d to an y tuid a l l o t h e r pefnon*
lollam. Cleveland, where both are held,
w h o se nam e* a r e u n k m i w n , r l n l m bles Is
lt»«T n ii f iltth l. t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t In
n n d to th e l a n d s h e r e i n a b o v e tie*
paifanHi'rlhed’ o r a n y p a r t o r p a r c e l t h e r e
IN T il 15 C i n C l ’I T COURT O F T D K
of.
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It l« h e r e b y ortlere il t h a t you a n d
OF F LO R ID A . IN AND F O R N l « e a c h of you lie n n d a p p e a r b e fo r e
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C IlX llL H H N. O IN N ,
1 s t d a y of F e b r u a r y A- D- 1823, nnd
C o m p lain an t,
th e n an d t h e m m a k e a n s w e r to th e
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of the Ilo rn e. w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e Is u n p a r t i c u l a r l y il r g c t I b n l tie follows,
n o w n , a n d c n r l t a n d e v e r y o n e o f io -w it:
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a b o v e n a m e d d e f e n d a n t s , if li v Tln> N o v lh w e st Q u a r t e r IN 'V Q I
Inr, and If either, any or nil of miid o f Hie Southwt-«( Q u i i r t i r i s n ' u
defendant:! be dead, to nil parties nntl Hi*> (Soiitli H a l f ( , s 'i ) ,,i 11 ,.S o u l h w r n t Qimrl< r i H W ', 1 of S a c
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W.
S.
PRICE,
Mgr.
I n t e r e s t In uml to llic ImoH hwri'SrhulU merly General Sales Manager for oImr thov
c ib ni'f Ho d o r n n y put t o r
| Blond one of the largest Philadelphia ce tin
y nnrt o r p « t . . | thorrof.
II Is h e re b y o rd e r e d (lint you mid 710 W. First St. Phone 472-w
Kvrnil
c li i;f you bo mid uppi'iir lii'fore
Oirs in ment companies, find Dr. Edwin S. rn
r Mild C irc u it C o u rt n l th e C o u rt
I m»ny Cooks, also of Philadelphia, and oHuou
se nt Hmifonl. F lo r id a , on th e
Irucli»n the owner nnd developer of mnny l e t d a y o f F e b r u a r y , A. I). IS3S, nnd
t h e n mid ih e r o m a k e m iniver to Hie
ropertles in the Eastern states, b ill of eoniphijn l e x h ib i te d nKalimt
title ease.
awrence A Leary, who will be in y o u IsIn fiirllie
r o rd e r e d t h a t thle o r
charge of the construction under d e Itr Inp u b lish e d In T h e Huiiforil
takings, has had thirteen years of H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h . d In
Hejfiltioli C o u n ty , F lo r id a ,
A complete line ot
intrusive building experience from Hanford,
*nice 1 iieli Meek f o r five r o u s e c u
ll Vr on eke.
WITNHHS m y Im m l n n d tlm *enl Cypress and Pine
of Ho C lreu lt C o u rt o f Ihe Kr'Ventb Framing
.liidiel.il C irc u i t o f th e H tnte of F l o r | bln. In a n d fo r H tn iln siti C o u n ty , on Sheathing
-r
I t h i s th e 2nd clay or J u m i u r y A. I).
18*2(1.
Siding
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C le r k o f llio C i r c u i t C o u r t of th e Flooring
H c v c n th J u i l l r l n l C ir c u i t' of F l o r Ceiling
id a, p i a n d fo r H rm ln u lo C o u n ty ,
Finish
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Monldinga
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A. M. IVKKKrt.
Phone 611
2nd StreeL
M. C A n O M N fi M cilA R . e t a l
I '■■r.ndnnta.
hand,-
nooir
In Homes, Lots, Business Property
That will mako you a nice p ro fit
In L ik e and Orange County Acres,
i L et us make you money.
R ight now.
An^chrtiorate wfibk^ dis^lletT in ito absnwmed Jaod mlm? 2C0 feet
under the surfuee, was raided by federal prohibition men at Plcher,
Okln. Four lOOp-gallon stilts wore seiacd. and the raiders found the
distillers had piped gas, Water nnd electricity Into the old mine and
hud an electric elevatop to talfe them up and down.
t JV'V!
o r d e r be piibltohrd In Tin* Knnford
V. R, O0tH.tt.ARa,
I b n i l i l , a m-wnMipor p u b lls h c il In C le rk o f i b e tTlrrtilt t.vuirt o f t h
Krtnfonl, Hiiultinle C o u n ty . F lo r b ln ,
S e v e n t h J u i l l r l n l C lre u f t o f P lo t
anew e a c h i u r k 'f o r f o u r c o n s e c u t iv e
bln, i n nntl f o r ttam ln o lo C o u n ty ,
w eek ".
W lT N I'S K my h a n d nn«l t h e " r n l
tly :
A. M. W B K R .
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o f Ih e Clii'iill C ourt o f t h e Ha Veil III
ltepiity Clerk.
.lintlel.it c i i r u l i or th e A tilt* o f Kbit* HKCOTTKH, R P R N C K R & U M H T O N
bin. In iirni for H eintnole C o u n t y , on Holb-ltora still of C o u n i c l f o r t h e
tliIn th e !»nl ilny o f ' J n n u n r y A. I'.
C o m p lain an t.
I*li.
Jim. 3-8-1S-S3-30.
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Orlando, Florida,
432 North Orange Avenue
Phone 1417
The Price Is R ight
SANFORD
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Comfortable Pullman Busses A re O perated From
LUMBER YARD
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•f twenty
"oust nics has nld unit is
Wv. The
ted, will
n $30,000
Rment nml
■Coral (intrhilailelimoui runb interests
| organizaJ iti intenpj>0Q on a
hm in CorpLetrin imptb of lots
FREE TRIP TO TAMPA
.
Deputy clerk.
Front Foot
UND ER QUOTED
PRICES
Of A djoining Business Property.
f e & ' W * ! - - . ■■
'Lime
Plaster
White Rock Piaster Board
Nails
Screen Wire
Builders Hardware
D on
Windows
Frames and Screens
Made to Order
Murphy Ironing Boards
Medicine Cabinets
Sanford to Tampa
FL O ttm
▼■ iX ’S FOREMOST DEVELOPERS
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You arc invited to writo to the
B. L. H A M N E R O R G A N IZ A T IO N
311 Franklin Sfrecl, Tampa
for further details
if. '
V i W. C hurch St., close in where prices
a re rap id ly
in creasin g in O rlando’s
b e st buy in business property.
C. A. Roberts
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R id E ta te Company
$ 6 0 .0 0 Per Month
“ Where Values and I ’rices Harmonize”
ORLANDO
G2 N. Orange Avc.
I*hone 966
® o rn iilf.te r|
B the new
m h of and
-has 5 roojns. Modern. On one of the
I W estern
F Co-a 0fi« equip.
lllie very
I courtesy
I be our
[have any
[ah to buy,
[opportun[ with you.
[04, Park
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So th at you may see and approbate the investment opportunities o f Florida's greatest city, busses will
leave the Seminole Hotel at Sonford for Tampa, every morning at 7 o'clock. Other accomodations nro
provided guests by the Hamner Organization.
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This choice business corner 65V£»xl38•#
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34 E . Pine S t , Orlando, Fla.
sirable comers in the H dghts,Section
SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY
Y ou Must A ct Fast
4 Lots on Kuhl Avenue
Kuhl
be sold ns
as one. They run from
irom nu
i» to
■ango, and are situated betw een Michigan
id Uliana A v en u es.
50 feet on Kuhl Avenue and 255 in depth.
Price $210.00 a front foot.
EALTY
First Natl
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M. U. .LEVY. C om plainants, ^ .
J O H N LAMOHEAUX.
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fo re o u r s a id C irc u it C o u rt a t th e
C o u r t I f o u a e a t Suisfortl. F l o r i d a , rot
t h e 1a t
day uf
K e h r u a r y A. J».
1936, a n d T hen a n d . t l i e r p i m a k e aite w e r t o t h e , R i l l o f C o m p la in t beh l h l t e d a u a l n s t y o n In t h l a m u s e .
I t la f u r t h e r o r d e r e d U iut t h i s
o r d e r be p u b lish ,-d In T h e H an fu rd
l l o r - l d ^ , a n e w s p a p e r p u ld l s h -d ..i i>
B anfo h n , B e w l n o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d »,
o n c a e a c h Week f u r f o u r m ru o -cu 1 1 vo w e e k s .
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W I I N f H H n r h a n d n n d t h e sea!
f t l r c u I r C o u r t of, th e 'K e v i 'n t l i
Ju d lrlaiIC lreu lt
on th e
S t a t e if
P l n r l d j w J n o m l T o r B e .n ln rd " tl o u n l y , on t h i s t h e Ziul d a y o f J n n u a r y
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John L am orrnux
a n d w ife ,
■■■ - Laimirenux. w h o s e C h r is t i a n n a m e la u n k n o w n ;
W illia m
L a m o r e a n x a n d wlfet ■ ■
> l,rtiro r e a u x , w hn ae C h r is t ia n n k m e in
u n k n o w n ; > !«nrr
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C h r i s t i a n n a m e la u n k n o w n ; U c n r x e
L a m o r e a u x a n d w if e . — ~— —
l o u n o r e a u x . w hosq C h r i s t i a n t i s m o
la u n k n o w n j A a a IL V o n V le e t e n d
w i f e , --------- —■ V a n
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la u n k n o w n , a n d t n c h a n d e v e r y o f
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a ll of t h e m a r e d e a d , t h e n a i t a l n s t
ell uers n , c la im in g
In te re st ,in
B e n j a m i n ft. P o u n d ,
d e c e a se d .. or
u n d e r U l l . s n i L u t e . d i s e a s e d , vtp
u n d er Ito h ert F . B tra th e r. deceased,
n s holra. d e v i s o r s . t r a n t e r * . o r o t h e r
cl.-ilmuhtn u n d e r t h e m o r e i t h e r o f
U-.iT,' **{?' B ' - u ' ^ m l n n P o u n d . M ra.
XV ll ll a m 'Lute. Mra. R o b e r t F , H lr u ther, Cooper U ro cery
Com pany, a
f o n s claim liiK a n y I n t e r e s t In t h e
l*J»vta o f l a n d h e r e i n a f t e r d e a c r l h t h e
h e a b o v e .n a m e d d e f e n d a n t s , . If nIve, a n d If e i t h e r , n n y o r a l l o f
s a i d d e f e n d a n t s lm d e a d , t o t h n l r
r e s p e c t i v e u n k n o w n h e l r a , deV Isees.
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>11 p e r s o n s c l a i m i n g a n y I n t e r e s t In
th o se c ertain tr a c ts of la n d s itu a te
In t h e C o u n t y o f B e m ln o le a n d
S la te of F lo rid a d escrib ed
as:
The
S o u th w estq u a r t e r
of th e
N o rth east q u a rte r an d th e E a s t h a lf
o r th e N o rth w e s t q u a r t e r of S ec
ti o n 34, T o w n s h i p 11 S o u t h , R u n g n
30 E a s t ;
The
S o u th eastq u a r t e r
of th e
S o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f -"Section 37,
T o w n s h i p 31 S o u t h , H n n R e 30 E a s t .
Thn
N o rth eastq u a r te r
o f th e
N o rth w e st q u a r t e r o f S ectio n . f t ,
T o w n s h i p 11 S o u th . R a m i e 30 Koat.
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o u a r t r r of
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th e S ou th east q uart*'
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B a s t.
r.? -fo u rth o f t h e W « J > Solicitor* for C o m p la in a n t,
T h e ' E a s t one
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A. D. 1916.
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TEN DAY SALE
TIRES A N D TUBES
R ines F illing Station
1113 Sanford Ave,
Phone 461-J
You got a coupon with
every dollars purchase good
for aluminum ware.
Sinclair Gas and Oils
U se the best. It coats no
more and is better fo r your
motor.
Profits Made
;Vjyj
\
14
f
4 lots, 25 fe e t each, 2 corners, in Hlock
Homes Achieved
“L” F irst Street Extension; all for $25,000. This property in considerably under-
Promises Fulfilled
' f-
, ’ *>
,t
priced.
R . W . L A W T O N , Realtor
created
Real E n(»( c nnd Invesln^nta— Phone 713 Molsch
Building
Sales Force: It. W. Lawton and J. M. Roche
Place Yourself in the Foreground!
B eautiful new stucco bungalow —six
rooms, bath and tw o porches, located
on Oak A vtn u e at F o u rte e n th S treet.
T en thousand of the w orld’s richest producing acres
form the background for the picture at Sanford Manor.
A masterpiece, worked on the face of the earth, is rapid
ly taking shape under the dexterous hands of planners
and builders with vision.
Early investors and seekers of exceptional homesites,
are placing them selves prominently in the foreground by
accepting the opportunities offered in this, the early d e
velopm ent stage. Sanford Manor has been opened to
the public only five dayfc. E ach
of these days has
brought forward another score <
>re of enthusiastic
ThodbCvey-Winston Organization,
Inc.
Owiters
Masonic Bldg,
• buyers. A s time passes the number steadijyjncreases,
fndirating not o n lr th e grbwing regard of tfie public but
the deluge of purchasers soon to arrive.
Lets Talk Dollars and Sense
In exchange for u few m inutes o f your Umo
w e will expluin to you how you cun make sub
stantial profits by trading through our organiza
tion. We now huve hoveral properties being syn
dicated and shurcH in units of $1,000.00 are still
available. Therie properties were optioned some
m onths ago und by joining the syndicate ut this
tim e an advantage o f Increased valuation ban bo
had. s
. ' v
«f
,
, v x . v ' a *'
.
.
,
t,; v ;
Prices have an invariable tendency to conform to a p
pearances. A s rapidly as improvements are installed in
Sanford Manor, just so rapidly w ill prices reach n ew and
higher levels. T h e significance of these statements is ob
vious. Profiting by them is optional and remains with
,
y°U'
p
>
•*
- Money to, Loan
We represent a cliep4/ 'Vho has over One Mil
lion Dollars to loan
Sanford Improved proper-
president
Sanford Realty Company
H . 8. LONG, Manager
0-10-11 Hall Building
SANFO RD OFFFICK: LOBBY VALDEZ HOJEL
Phone 6S7
Pullman
Sanford dailji
M. and 3 P« *
V a M e rfH o f
, Manor. We
your presence
these trips ^
t w ill insure for
a n t rememb
�TH E SA N FO RD HETIA
Women
rppean
__— — '
‘
’ I storca here have m
de.la Saint Croix. p M W litd r f ) • « « * / the demand :
National Counsel of P r e w h . despite the fa u t|
men; Mmc. Leon Brunschvwic, ns much ns Hum ;
sidert of the French Union for went. *
men’s Suffrage; Mme. M aria
------one, head of the French League . There js an ncu
Women’s Rights, and Mine, women in the new T
abeth Fonseque, president of .Socialist republic.
Society for the Bettermcnti.of number the women
Condition of Women.
I cae, and in consequ
he policy is/one of constructive of women and girls
-salon, the members having pd- rfago has inojeased
d the attitude of mothers who $1,000.
rsfully but firmly adm inister
Where real cum-n
or oil to unwilling children. >:In able, the nurents
case, the child Is the French ^narringeabfo age
ito;.which has no.t Jfqt rhtlfle^ Girls ranging from
Reinhardt will prewnt the
Of productions durii
the sponsorship
•—
iof
n ■mo** OQClCiJ UX
Frlcnda of New Russia.”
■_
The Turnvercin.ap athletic club
in Saaz, has nerved notice that
women can not w ear bobbed hair
and continue as members of the or*
jrnnizntion.
ColWilKthnniM
T o w a a h lji N i n e t e e n U >1 S o u t h .
sa fe 1'#*.p ;,S . 4;i
a
it
s
w
ia T U K n K K n h n
a
rm n K iir.u
tlWQ large, airy anti well-lighted cast fn w t olficos-ir*
on second floor and overlooking Park Avonue.
Losa than 0110-half Jbloek from First National Bank
Building: ^Excellent location and facilities for dis
play signs.
i
f-i'i.t »•«! »
f - r f o u r e o n a e e u t t v * w « « h « In t h h l
Son ford H e r a l d , a n a w a p a p a r . p u b - ]
H ati'd in S a n f o r d , S e m i n o l e C u u n - 1
UlUi you. anil each of You. be and t>iH)Ni:d“'r..| oitDRftKD
} “ u,*** J*Vr “ 1*1 r e n u lr e d to auiH'nr
*” *l,« **IU «» C om p lain t In itii*
eainifl on Monday. th « l*t. (lav of
L ,N n V 5 , . I9lfi nt , h * C ourt lla u a e
nnf,.,rlV Semlnol# Couhyr. M o r in
t i i i : t ’i n r u i T
court
o k ” 5* “t??1 ,n dt-fnult thereo?; n De- WII.S ON. W t W n O f . O K P
w n t e o o o will* be e n te re d
p n llrltu m f n r Omppl
MUMIMII.H COUNTY, KI.OItlllA.
nnalnot you. m«|(| ra n n e b e l n a n autt
IS I l l . t M K H V ,
Order l o r i >n h lle atlaa .
this tnrt.f
Possession February 5
Z. m ROLLER, Realtar
J. ST. CI.AIIt W IU T R . a m i .
, ,
VOI.IIJ A. \VII. 1,1 AMS, C o m p l a in am*.
Tlie Moira. Poviaaen, Ofmntees and
oih i r « ij ln m n l* u n d o r T H O M A S
I. iiOYli. iletoUaen or othvrprisn;
mid min-r. Dofondama.
T in : HTATH OK KUORIDA TO:
i All purtlc* c la lm ln K
Interoat
,
In
M l,ionic B u ild in g
POTTER’S “ORLANDO MAID
CANDIES
Notice To Tax Payers
Special attention paid to
Parties, receptions
and weddings.
Factory 308 W. Central Avenue
R etail Store :15 E. Centra! Avenue
’ Orlando, Florida
| A b V E R T B B M B N F S T E L L Y O U -W HAT T H E R O M A N C E
and a
|d flashrider, of
ts with
Ince of
, secomadept at
emininc
ore naopinion
actress,
ct that
re work
orbears,
healthy
O F B U S IN E S S IS D O IN G F O R Y OU,
This complexion, however, haa a
drawback. It disappears over
night and the process has to be
repeated each morning.
American tamo’shanters also arc
in vogues having virtually dis
placed trimmed hats, turbans and
toquet. They are flashy in color,
warm .and cheap.
Whilo Russian boots may ,bc
popular among women in Europe
and America, they are not worn nt
nil by the native women, who regard them as detracting from “fem
ininity.”
The Russian women, however,
edition of the "Folli
With her father.. court apothe
cary to the late Czar. and her moth
er, a native of Serbia, Snnjii fled
from Russia during the first revo
lution and settled in Berlin.
• i
_____
Elizabeth Bcrgncr, who has star
red two seasons in Shaw’s *St.
Joan” is the chief attraction in the
cast Max Reinhardt has selected
for performances in Moscow and
other Russian cities.
There are four transcendent
types of properties
k lovers
Opinion”
f Song”
ibcrwell
Cklclssohn
frnl stayed
| I i w ife ’s
■dsor h a d
krn!i 1: M'hn
Bcctiil to
plldren.
|od begnn
F resented
he began
pulled his
play some
rhich gave
the music
ion of the
gsto nieloImposittion
but- later
Ocean and River fronts, near Davis Shores, St.
Augustine.
. This property owned by Sanford Interest and
iffered for few days only; then, State-wide selling
campaign offering lots for subscription subject
to allottm ent.
#
• •
*
Ocean F rontage at $50.00 Per Foot
About 550 lots in all, one-fourth already taken.
Right is reserved to withdraw this pre-reser
vation sale a t any time without notice.
K A R L J. SC H U L T Z
HEAL ESTATE—INVESTMENTS
'
i ■ Phone 744
C06-607 F irst N ational Hank Building
\V. F. HOLBORN, Sales Manager,
Jk
OW if you .really Avan t an investment, that will
/ \ /
anc* *s supported by the highest type of im/ 1 / provements—the assured supiiort of such earn" ing improved properties as hotels, apartments,
business blocks^-then we recommend your serious con
sideration of, and participation in, Miami Plaza.
kes could bo
inch money
[wrote the
l ’» women’s
H ave the
|o fold, cx-
fll ready to
Ice the only
it, our wedle Into gold
uk you to
to the K*n*
Overlooking Biscayne B a y
nt. We nrc
will follow
a d ij^ u ir ja a p e s ix .
4 the French
>» suffrage,
close to sue
ts effort,
reared chilh>K for s Uf .
Mme. Av-
predict that MIAMI PLAZA will take its place in the
Greater Miami District as has upper Fifth Avenue in
Manhattan.
>i . A rfo ‘ * • ' i
Our organization is composed of men
trained through years of experience. We
have successfully sold at auction over
$68,000,000.00 worth of property.
C;
argain
V i I> {{'- -I"
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MIAMI PLAZA is filling Greater Miami’s greatest need
—ras-isialso N. {E. Third Avenue. Miami fs‘n o longer a
one-street town—Miami, th e N ew York o f Florida-^has
taken ,on metropolitan proportions- Those who .appre
ciate /this fact now will profit tomorrow as have those
who bought a few years ago in M anhattan.
■ H h B A iN ill
v • ' u
W rite or wire n s at Orlando, Fla., 10
Phillips Bldg. Our representative Will
gladly go over your proposition with you
.without any obligation whatsoever upon
HUGH M. ANDERSON, President
your part.
W
A?
’jpafltB ’R M rferS trert
Mlswi, Florida
�aATTTHriAY. JAN. 30, 1M 6
f’, PARIS, Jan. 30.
30.—-(A*)—The Paris
. dress-making world refused to have
- Its equanimity disturbed by re
ports that Its New York brethem
• have decreed that skirts must be
\ longer.
; ■
“If New York failed in the des
perate attempt it made during the
world war wwhen we were handi
capped In ’ a thousand ways, to
usurp the position of Paris, we see
n° reason to fear, the present of.
.fetisive,’ said one authority, "mclieve me, the Parisienne will re.
main the ooeen of fashion."
One Parts newspaper charactertees the alleged attem pt of New
York modlstee to assume the dic. tutorship as “an act of outreeuidance" and the dictionary describes
the word as “audseity, presump
tion, overweening,"
»r« 180 hulls where o
'ormances ar» given
Which 3,000 balls and concert* were
held la st year. Many b a n and
J«W w n
wlflesbops also provide amusement
u p iah tother than alcholic, and in these
there were 3,011 conjuring ■hows, ALFRED B LUCKIE, If Ilyina amt
450 balls, 330 Instrumental eonIf dead. ihe helra.
t, aranelra, dtvlaw
dcvlseea,
gran
cert* and 1,070 gnmophon* or
<e«s. and other claimant* trndor
the
aaid
Alfred
B.
L
u
rk
le.d
e.
8Luckle.
cZZ
othra mechanical concerts. These
da«i and other*.
statistics were furnished .by the
prefecture of police.
W m tD A 'T O :
i, I* W. Luther:
Van Driven TayAmericans, especially American
rs IL V. Taytor;
women, are the subject of many
*d Ella Vlnacm.
Douglaa:' C. HL.
more’or Ices sarcastic comment in
She*. B. M. Me
the French press. Here arc two
lt: Jaa. H. MeBattle E. Bf»wn
from daily papers of good stand
r. Lilly: Thomas
ing, quoted merely as specimens of
n r* , t l u t h M o o re
wfiat la printed, without guarantee
of their ’ having any other found
ation than the imagination of the
writers.
“ Wet Americat" A fine blonde
woman, w rapped in costliest-furs
Suzanne Lenglen, a l t h o u g h
greatly vexed by what she terms
■;j the “wild report*" published about
her from time to time, especially
tho latest, alleging that sne was
published in Femlnole County. F lo r-,
DONE AND OnDEItS . thin iriB.
day of January.^
(Real)
v. E. IKH’QLASB,
5Sr.
11
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C l e r k of tWe C l l f t f t C o u r t o f j t
ru'.UtvlMoti. tin-two
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1 * n f aatil \\V«t line *'•
ITr; O. M. LEa&ETTB. D. C L»W W i s t line
WILSON. HOCSU0LDBK A DOYLE
SollcUom fob C om ululnant.
»*•»•?£J j K ‘
j t o r t E K g 'waigld of £ > « *
the nce West wllh *M*1 , ‘ „ ,''^1,7
m i r s l n of C»t« rv Avenue ti* n |u f n l
gl.iith or b m ln n in * . th e n r r S-.rth to
point of bvtUnninr. e*c«pt *}ic pgr*
(i,.n of the foU«iwlne d e r tr lh r fl i v.ir ty ns Is Inrlurtcd * r vtnhraceu ltt
th e above deecrtbetl p r o p e r t y
h ec ln tiln e at
th e P o n t •» o n r t
r r n e r of l ot I. HIocU 12. TI i t II o
the
r
s
t
v
of
Fanronl;
ncronH nu in
Ida lJ»nd ft C olonization Co.. Ltd.. t»
**»nr» th ereof, run
CH A RLES T Y L E R , C o m p la in a n t.
the nce K a.t to Hanford g r a n t line,
r m .• nurilH rlv i.io n f anhl gr«nl
W ! LI.IA SI 'Jw -E X A N D E R DUCIIAN- t•h .c
f« roet thence went to the
- NAN. a» L iq u id a to r of th e F ln r a liq u id a te d c o r p o r a tio n , e l at. N ortheast C o n o r of snlil lot T.
loeee ..o il'll to the beglnnlntr.
D efondants.
and to any and all o th e r person*
ritstte* .
wlicea neon s are' unfclwWIt.-nSVlnir
To W illiam A le x a n d e r D Uehannan. or Halmlnil any Interest, r c m or
title in anil lo the I b p i I s h ere ln n h o w
a* L iq u id a to r Of t h e F lo ri d a L an d described or any part or parcel
ft C olonisation Co.. L td., a li q u i d a t
ed co rp o ra tio n , to Ml f o r m e r s t o c k thereof.
It la hereby ordered th at you and
h older* of t h e - F l o r i d a
l.ntul ft
C olonisation Co.. Ltd., a n d each a n d
• v e r y of aald d e f e n d a n ts . If a liv e
a n d It eith er, a n y o r alt of aald
d e f e n d a n ts l>e d e a d ,
to t h e i r r e
sp e c tiv e u n k n o w n helra. d ev isers,
MkaMtnt of F lo r id a . tn e » t*M
le g a te e s nr g r a n t e e s cialmlmc au y
Refer encea:
F irst National Rank
U R A L KSTA TW
Suit 1st Nnt'l think
Phone «*2-W
HANFORD. FLA.
GIANT YAM8
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HOMESTEAD, Jan. 30^-Florida soil may be worthlcm, ae the
anti-Florida ’ propagandista claim,
but-Donald Bowie* of thia city, ha*
presented to the Redlands Dis
trict Chamber of Commerce eight
yam* with a combined weight of
43 1-3 pounds dug out of one hill.
The smallest! weight 3 1-4 pounds,
and the largest 9 3-4. The hill was
planted in August and dug up last
week.
day, Ik* 1st. d a y o f F e b r u a r y , 1911
a t th e Court
a t Hanford.
Hetnlonle C ounty, F lo rid a , a n d In d e
f a u l t thereof, D eere* P r o Cotifcsao
w ill b e e n t e r e d a g a l n a t you. said
r a u a ^ y l ie ln g th e s u i t t o q u ie t t i t l e
in t h e C o m p la in t to th e a b o v e d e
sc rib e d t r a c t o f land.
IT !B F U R T H E R O R D E R E D t h a t
th la O r d e r be publish ed on ce each
w e e k f o r f o u r c o n s e c u tiv e w e e k s
In th e Hanford Herald,, a n e w s p a p e r
• “ a f r a M t n n>M» M l i . W i l l . >•
•diti Francaise, are active in each.
The first association, known a*
' ’ t the “Brotherhood of Saint Genest,”
fc; - was formed to group Catolic theatre worker* of all classes, and the
second, the “Federation for - the
Artistic and Moral defense of th«
? ;f ,'• French stage," Is to react against
>• 'i indecency on the stage.
„ The two associations Joined in a
[ W i mass celebrated on the anniversary
t ■ft? of MolJera’s death, and th e y ' have
} ■ ' received a letter from Cardinal
' * ’ Dubois, archbishop of Paris, asklog them to hold another ceremony
I when he can preside over it in
. person.
$1?666,661
Jan.. 1. ?, 16. and 23.
i . H. HUTCHINSON
two months’ nest by her doctors;
Suxanne, paired with Jacques Brog
an three matches in two days
it the loss of a single set.
, ; A fter the close of another tourna
ment, a few daya ego, Suzanne,
£' eommnded by sports writer*, said
with mock interest, "I shall nover
to newspapermen again."
. Then the added confidentially, “I
r «m having handbills printed for
jj *5 denials and will give them to you
any time a silly story
printed
about me. 1 am getting a lasge
atock-"
“I AH, NOT, in huge capitals
printed in the extreme upper left
corner, are the ‘ only three words
ift thb.bill.; Then there 4s*i*dot, ted line extending to the rig h t of
the eheet to be filled by band ae< cording to U>a occasion. “Engaged
to be married," "suffering from
• netOfOUi break-down;" “contempla
tin g becoming a m annequin,"
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26 Lois iifi Wood*
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$600.00 E
20 Acres oil H
$400.00 Pe,
Elton J. Moughton
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ARCRITtiCT
First National *tenl« tlMc^anfnrd, — —— flnrltJ*
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Britt-Chiltenden R'(
Try Smith's Barber
Shop for Rood barber
work. Ladies welcome.
Vext to Valdez.
realt
210 East First Streel
money
inning
W e Solicit Your Business
h/ ;
The world's gayest capital is
getting gayer, if increases in the
number of public places for amuse
ment be a true indication. Thea; tree music halls and circuses all
-; , lira growing more notlcoablo in
Faria a n d .th e Seine department,
| there being 667 a t the end of 1D25
fit as against 646 a t the. close of the
-'.p re c e d in g year. Besides these,
Sanford’s First Industrial Development”
Realty Company
Main and IMne S treets
Orlando, Florida
Phone 2G68
T his is a tailor made industrial development, designed
to accommodate the growing industry and manufactur
ing and to care for its most minor demands. Trackage
will be installed and paid for, all other utilities are
available.
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1,120 ACRES FINE CITRUS LAND
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Four Milee Lake Front On Newly Projected Road
$100 PER ACRE
Adjoining Good Town. Fine Sub-division Proposition
Suite 7—No. 24 South Orange Avenue
Phone 1741-W
Orlando, Fla.
Twenty per cent casjv'on the
ance
payable in six semi-anVugl pa
..Sites-can be secured/with a .,vc L
cent deposit closjng in* thirty, days
avail yourself o f this wonderfu,
investment opportunity : . V.
R E A L ESTATE
R E A L ESTATE
FLETCHER-BULGER
44 N . Orange Ave.
This unique development offers excellent inv /
' “ "uit investjnent upportunillea
Orlando, Florida.
Phones 1768— 2567
ANOTHER BRJTT-CHITTENDKN
OUR ORGANIZATION
See U b F or Orlando Property
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Sanford O ffice— 118*^ Magnolia Ave
Miller Bldg. P h o n e 740.
R E A L E ST A T E
Sites 9 6 x 2 6 0
$ 2 5 .0 0 per foot
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L. -P. XJhittenden
Joe P - -Chittenden
Frank J. Fitziuitrigk
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, a n d H i l l s b o r o u g h O ro c e ry
C om pany, a c o r p o r a t i o n , a n d Coptu-r
JAM ES a . SHARON,
J w i f i f C o m p a n y , a c o r p o r a t i o n , If
S olicitor f o r .C o m p l a in a n t .
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n o t i r a he p u b l i s h e d In th e H a n fo rd
I r r a l t y a i t t n r t o r o t h e r w i s e , t o nil H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r pub lish ed In
IN r:t x m c r i t c o r n i
r s n n e claim lntr a n y ln l e r * » t u m l - r Kemlnole Count}*) F l o r i d a , o n e d . a
i a b o v e e n rp o r a tfo n n . an s u r c e a - week Air f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e week,
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s t o r k h o h l r m . c re d ito r * . g r a n t e e * or s e a l of t h e C irc u i t C o u r t o f , t h e
l . 31. I»urin. C o m p l a in a n t ,
otherwise; and t o a ll p a r l l e n cln lm - K - w n U i J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t C o u r t o f
I*'* .any Interest o r I tu crert* In the t h e fttn te of Kl<,rids. In a n d f o r
I* W. Currie, K t Al.
land Invoiced In t h i s s u i t u n d e r S e m i n o le C o u n ty > a n t h i s th n I n d
dnv of J a n u a r y . A. D. -195*. ■ .
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S o lic ito rs for C o m plainant.
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or Infant, absent, concealed o r n o n J a n . S. 9. 16. 31 um l 30.
nnd. C. C. Drow n, d e c e a i
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■CUHI t l i i h r t c r of S o u th eas t <n , .
I r r I.f Hectlon H, T n w n -l.ip :o .
hoiHli H a n y c .12 C ast.
H f t p p r n r l n jc liv tbi* i«*a <*i *i i,in
■>f c o m p l a in t her.-ln th a t j . „
e a c h of y o u . m a y be Int- r <— ,1 | n
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resident. claim ing a n y I n te r e s t or
Interests In the lnmlit Involved In
this suit, said land l . e i r i s i t u a t e In
Seminole County, F lorida, nnd d e
scribed ns follows. to-xvJt;
Tlta N o rth e a s t c j u s r t e r of t h e
t i 'u h h w . s t
Q u a r t e r o f 8 e c tlo n
T o w n s h ip 10 .South I l n n e c
33 East.
_.v 0 T llA C T t w o
3*',> Fouthenst Q u a r tsb of the
N orthwest Q u a r te r of Hectlon
.6, T o w n s h ip 20 S outh, liana.*
METAL WORK AND AU
TOMOBILE
RADIATOR
REPAIRING.
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Hodgins & Cowan
n nd I t , ncpearlnir from th® aw orn
Illtl of C om plain t ncreln filed th a t
you and each of you m ay claim
soma rlRl’t. title o r in te r e s t In nnd
L illy. to . th e p ro p e r ty h e rc ln ab o v o d e
M o rnn scribed;
LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO.
Sheet Metal Co.
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207 French Ave.
Phone 117
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The
Lake Is Our
Asset
If llvintr.
Under construction new Spanish stucco house,
seven rooms; garage and servants (puirters. Comer
Magnolia hnd Spurling. Easy terms. Will be ready
for occupancy about February 1st.
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New Spanish type house; six rooms; in Bel-Air
on Mellonville Avenue; easy terms.
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Water front property is in keen demand. T en people
buy near the water to one in the back sections, as evi
denced by the development of the tw o classes of prop
New Spanish stucco bungalow in San Lnntn;
easy term s.
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Lots 3, 4 and G Blurb l(i Tier 1; corner of San
ford Avenue and 15th St. ?100.00 per front foot
for quick sale. Easy terms.
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Lot 20, Block 8, San Lanta; price $2,GOO.00.
Within a few short years every fdot of lake front w ill he
developed to the very highest degree. Every lot will be
worth many*thousands doftefs.' ‘This will, flahirallv take
place much more quickly than in sections remote from
the water.
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F irst Street and Palmetto Avenue
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Offers much to the investors of vision. It is the last prop-
Residential L a k e Front Park
' erty of the eastern lake section within the city limits to*
be offered at opening prices. A s prices advance due to
the increasing demand for so well located and such d e
sirable property early investor are certain to profit greatly
KE M A R Y
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impose ot»hnyln^in KeHsW&ton GaTdmtr^-•
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or some representative listed below for a tour
this beautiful property.
lnge from $500 to $2,000. Terms 20 per cent
Location and
rl” % months to pay the balance. T h e repres of the firms listed b elow will be pleased, to
>« K E N S IN G T O N G A R D E N S .
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4sfct \ A / jfh 5 <v i r C T n ? t .<*.
Owners and Developers
Uy?bert‘J-H°Hy, Jr., Sales Director
Koom 415 First Nat’I. Bank Bldg.
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We wouhl be pleaseti to show you this spot of beauty.
32 E a s t.
i u . ™ n m ? ft1? C o u n ty. I torM.,
v«.„ J(llli
Y o u ? a n d e a c h o f yotl. h r o t h e r e descrlhtol a b o v e
o u a r e h v ie h y coinmntiil.il i,i i
fo r e , r e q u i r e d t o a p p e a r t o t h e m i l yuuir.-.i
to n p io ':„
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of C o m p l a i n t In t h i s c a u s e o n Mon-,
m n ltilu t a t ih n i*i*urt m «,
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d a y t h e 1 s t d a y n t T e h n i a r y . T92H co
Sanfo.til, Scmln.-le ■■ountv i
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a t th e C o u rt H ouse
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H em ln o lo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a n il uno»i
d<-r<tull s o t o d o . a
D ecree
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C o n fe s s o w ill h e e n t e r e d u i r n l n r t Slthl bill will he tit hen ii« , . ; f, I , .
|,t
you. r a i d rtttiso helm * n s u i t to cd l>> you ntut .a c t. ,,f
■inlet t i t l e o f t h e C o m p l a i n a n t s In Mil of compliiltit h a v in g t.' n fii
n o d t o t h e a b o v e d e s c r i b e d t r a c t Of Ml for II... purpoke of nutetlo. title
land.
I T IH F t m T l I E n O R D E R E D t h a t lo I I I . '.Iliu m - ftescrlli. <| l u l l . I I, It,,.
Ib is O r d e r b e p u b l i s h e d o n c e it w e e k C o m p lu ln u tu . htlah l< l |, u fo r f o u r c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s lit t h e
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.Sanford H e r a l d , a. n e w s p a p e r p u b Thnt
I hat .ft
his o t.ie r i., pui.ibi,,
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lished In S a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . a w.-i-k to f o u r .
lit iv, i, ... i, i.
F lo r id a .
Issues, Of th e Sllif.i. I II.I II,I »
In Crystal Lake Shores
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McCall & Fox
V. Wheeler, Inc.
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Week f o r f o u r x u u s e e u Y G V t i i l k i
c o m m e n c l n f J n h n a r y J n d . 1*34 p m
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fWWA^HINGTI V, Jon, >p&**)-*•<
l i v . - n o e . h l » WIT.',
ill thm il )>e‘ l>‘
S t r y . plan
for er.pcu5Ulir^ o f
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114,000,000 over
r~ — n^ 4!- fta
W o period
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•14,000,000
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u itf id iw lo p ment
inrfLy jjy R t*r
intmt were f'c-u^rOwd
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Tho monAy 'would .b-v tiked for
. tttaae purpose*: •,{
i Two diriiriblon of 0,000,000 cubic
1 feet capacity nt a coBt of $4,000,p COO each.
A t’raln'.ng dirigible to cost
i ?: .'00,000.
• Kst^bllshmi :;t of a lighter than
i air bate on the Pacific coast at ii
; cost of $4,500,000. •
The Admiral also proposed to
f expend $1,950,000 annually for
, maintenance of e x itin g llghier
k that! air faeUIttw.
Of Ihft
amount 11,000,000 would be for
continuance of the Lakchuret' nlr
statio n :, $500,000 for co-operation
with (bo bureau of mines In helium
production, and $150,000 for ex
perimental work.
r l n n f t s r descriniK i; a m i ro a n or
u n it n o w n h elra, WVUMMli >c*»(. ( t r a n t ' c * .or O t h e r c l a i m a n t A.
|#r j f o a r * K. I *ry% rtecenssrt: Win.vers.-deceased; a n d J o h n lo n l tw .
e a s e d : In a n d t o t h e f o l i o w i n *
K IXUlOLAHS. C l e r k o f Dio C irc a *
C o u r t, K em lnn lo C o u n t y . F ln rld fc, j i
t h e C o u r t H o n a n In B s n to r A . P l o r
Idn. t h i s 3nd d a y o f J a n . A. D .T tS J l
led. d o o n s e d . i l l (H eal)
V. M. IX > U n j,A S 8
d«vl**e* o r p r a i l
C lerk o f C ir c u it C o u rt.
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Iit v a s t r u n t - C om *
A L P IU IH IK H A H T,
Itniiwn
P e a ln t il n tr s i s f e a t N o r t h o f t h e
H ou(htvcnt c o r n e r .o f ( h e feoulheaM
Solicitor fo r C om plainant.
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In tliM-'Order or
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T H E ft E H I’O N D E N T S ,.
Complainant,
T o A l f r e d »D. LxY*V<;aqiiii a n d n d a
J i L oV oanh... lila w ife . C h a r l e s W i J O S E P H M. A H l lE D O U D ,
n t e r a ll h e i r s , d e v is e e * ,
legatee*.
I >• run damn.
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t.itn tlsn
ileock sed . n il h c lr a . Ic a n t e e a , d s v T o J n n y p h M. A r r u d o n d
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d ev isees,
g r a n t e e s o r ii-untoe* of t h e iihq vc
n a m e d r e s p o n d e n t * If t h e y o r a n y . of
t h e m l>« d e a d , a n d a l l p e rs o n * h a y
i n g o r c la im in g - l i n y I n t e r e s t In t h *
l a n d h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d , s i t u a t e d
In K e m ln o lo C o u n t y .
F l o r i d a , a n il
m o re p a rtic u la rly . describ ed a t ;
• T h e N o rth o n e - h a lf t N H ) o f
• no N o r t l i r a a l o n e . q u a r t e r (N»
) n f Ihn. N o r t h e n a l o n n - q u a r t e r ( N E t t ) Af Beet Ion T h i r t y *
fo u r (S t)
T o w null Ip T w e n t y o ne ( I I ) S o u th K an g e T h ir ty
( » 0>* E « a t M
Male mosquitoes do not bite hu , I t la o r d e r e d D ial y o u n n d e a c h
man beings.
o f y o u r a p p e a r fo th h n w o r n Bill
o f C o m p l a i n t h e r a m rile d o n o r - h e *b« . f i r s t d a y o f F e b r u a r y . A.
. N a t t e r hi Tpselal M c a tln x ■( S to e k - U, 1131.
t h o a a m e h n in p JXule D a y
h ald ers of
T I T L E nU A IlA Y T V A M l V O T .
O A U B COMPANY.
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£U2„.*i'\c..h #BnS overjf P f . “ »• "h o v e
b e d e a d , t h e n to t h e u n k n o w n helru .
d e v ln e e a , loR-ateea, ( r a n l e e a , p r ollke r c la im a n ts u n d e r enoh a n d every
o f th e fo llo w in g deceased d e fe n d
a n ts , to -w lt:
J o s e p h II. A r r e d o n d o , hln V l f e , —•
— I — A rredonds. w hose C h ristia n
n. L / ? u " k " o w n : J o s e p h K l n e c a n ,
I* .Wife, l l p b e c o a d f i n v a u n ; J a m e s
. A h e r n , hln w if e ,------------- A h e r n ,
w h o s e C h r i s t i a n n a m e la u n k n o w n :
T h o m a s K. B a t e s , h i s w if e , A n n i e
A c k e r m a n B a t e s ; a n d J . N. B is h o p ;
c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t In n n d to th o l a n d
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Thin land is cleared, plowed and harrowed and fenced.
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V. K. DOUODAUX,
C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o r th o
H av en Ih J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f F l o r
ida, In a n d f o r S e m i n o l e C o u n ty .
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These farina are Ipcated on .hard surfaced h ighway .nt *CHULU0TA,
Lake Section, on the Okeechobee Division of t h e F . E. C. By.
Seminole
Price for each 10 acre farm $7,500.00
A. M. WEKH,
D E C O T T E H . 8 P E N F E 11 Pfc*f ) i a H i t o N
H o lle llo r s a n d o f C o u n s e l f o r Ihu
C om p lain an t.
J a n . 3-9- lt-3 3 -1 0 .
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Terms one fourth down—balance in 1, 2 and 3 years:
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N O T IC E
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KEnEUY
O IV U N .
• T h a t In t x i r a u a n r e w i t h I n a i r u e t l o n a
o f th e B o an l o f D irecto rs a t th a
r e g u l a r m eelioK h eld on J a n u a r y
IS th , ISIft. n n d In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h
D i o ' n i.iv irlo u a o f -la w ,
A special
in-< tln»;
t h o B to c k h O ld e r a o f t h e
T i t l e U tJ u r u n ty n n d M o r l w a c o C o m p u n y u l i e . « b y c a l 1—* 1 - - — • -■ ■'■, ntf|i-.* nf ti e Com
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In Ih e City
Hard surfaced highways to Chuluota from Sanford, Orlando and Indian
East Coast.
j-t-r NantttrtL F lo rid a , o n th e SJrd.
H;tj Wl i t i b r u a r y . i»2S, a t th e . h o u r
of i h i —• o ’clo ck In t h e a f t v t u o o n for
>Jhe Dii.«qee of c o n s i d e r i n g w h e t h e r
. o r hot t h e c a p ita l
atocl. o f th a
, c o r p o r a t i o n ahall be i n c r e a s e d from
t w e n t y - r i v e t h u n d r e d (S.600) n h s r e s
, Of p a r v a l u e of O ne I lu n d r S d l)o l.
la ra each, m a k i n g a t o t a l of T w o
- H u n d r e d nnd F i f t y T h o u s a n d (1260.*00.00) d o l l a r s to five t h o u s a n d »&.’ 000) a h a r e a of p a r v a l u e of O ne
j .H u n d r e d D o lla rs each, m a k l n a the
. t o ta l c a p ita l s t o c k F iv e H u n d re d
T h o u s a n d <ILOO.dOO.OO) D ollars.
; ^ D » t » d t h i s t l r d . d a y of J a n u a r y ,
Good hotel accommodations at reasonable rates.
ANNOUNCING THE
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Chuluota Company
S a n fo r d R o o fin g r C o .
•Cprncr Qait #^dThirdy5l5jef t ^
Fully cqulpphdt and experienerd, and
nnw in ponltibn to repair your old
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I 'f r s l d i - n t
A ttest:,
A L F l l E D r o S T K n . H ccrclary.
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(F L A G L E R SYSTEM )
lro u b > * A t)n jr^ .r(> o f% i-Jealu , r e p a i r e d . ...
We will cheerfully .furnish you with
on limn lea on any style roof. Tile roofs,
Asbestos, Shingle, Asphalt Shinxle,
Heady roofing and built up roof.
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Owners and Developers
“ We Hoof for Pei'manence”
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Sanford R oofing Co
J. W. Hoffmati, Vice rrc.siilent
City Hullding,
St. AugUKline, Fin.
Terlap and Ifalleti, Propric’lora
Telephone 111
la ■ pfeteription
Colds, Grippe, Flu,
M yrtle Avenue and Sixth Street
U M U M « R U V I R |I P » > » III,U I1
We have a complete stock
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We a^e mpking every spe*
-dal effort to up our stock
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o f thepe materials... D e
at all -times io supply the
livery can be made imme
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homebuilder.
diately.
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CONDON,
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TH^SANFORD HBRALP, aATURDAY.
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unknow n h«lrL . -
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Rm.is S * ;t'u n 9. T o w n s h ip >1
S ou th of* It m ir e J> Kasl.
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TRACT «.
so uthw e st q u a r t e r of th e so uth" e a t q u a r te r
a n d so u th w e st
q u arte r o f snulliegst q u a r t e r of
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Xartliwi.m
quartrr of R<>tltli.-:i*t qu.,rt<-r o|
Hecllnii 9. T n w n a h lp ; i Siiiilt
of llance !9 i:f.nt.
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T h e N o rik t.nlr „f t |,e x „ rtlll
nnal q u h r t c r of H n u th w e.i .Mmr
l e r iif Sinillirniil q u a r t e r ni
K ertlon 10 . Towntihlp i i Sunil
o f UnilKO !!• K. A lio t h e N’nrlli
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Me d i a n t i l
Robertson, Williams and Monahan
O rd e r ba p u b l U h n l ot
fo u r r o m - c u l l v c w eal
fo n t H e r a l d , a n e w s p
in ftemlnolw C o u n t y ,
a n o t h e r c o p y o f tt»U 1
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
North tialf of t h e n o r t h e a s t
q u a r te r of N o rth w e a t q u a r t e r
South of R anue !» Bam.
B U S IN E S S IS B E T T E R !
How about letting us have that listing that you have
hcerf holding back for the Winter Buying Session?
If you would like to piok up some real bargains be
fore another Increase in prices,' we have what you
w ant
li—*2 5-room fUta, with bath, facing East on Myrtle, be
tween lOth and 11th streets, 50x117, double garage. $10,000.
$4,000 each Now.leased to Dec, 1026 at $90 per month.
WE HAVE THE BEST B U Y S
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ACREAGE"
BUSINESS-HOMES
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W o n c 72 7
Call 714.
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Room 8, Gamer-Woodruff Bldg.
PAUL LAKE
3.—15 acre celery farm—7 acres titled—In Eureka Ham
mock. Price $10,000. $3,000 cash. 1 and 2 years on balance.
4.
—I.ot 50x117. facing E att on Sanford Avenue. Trice
$12,000. $4,000 cash, 1, 2 and 3 yean.
Licensed Real E state Broker
Salesman— E. T. MOORE.
Vc\lc[ez Recti ty G>.
T.v‘ Valdc^Wold Building
ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT TH E ROMANCE
Established 1910
OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU.
Sie Stein
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SAVE and
iny Unipinm an,
th a t he
died na
T H R IV E
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s . 1925 J
aid.
Docs Your Account Equal
the Average?
The 3,500 depositors in the First National Hank
hnvo it toln! of $2,OOH37fl-i2 on deposit tn their
credit. This is an average of J818,25 in^cmh
account.
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If your account is below this average why n.>t try
to build it up so that it will be a little better than
the average?
And if you have no account at all there is no l a t
ter time thnn the present for making a heginning.
It Is always a plrninro In servo Mir friend . We
welcohjD you.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
lanuary
L o n gf w o o d
Make M oney
W e’ve said many things about our property. Make us
back them up. Make us show you the unparalleled na
tural beauty w e ’ve said so much about. Ask us to prove
that values are enhancing rapidly. Make us show you
the building and improvement program in operation*
Nothing suits us better than to have Loch Arbor investi
gated, for w e know that “seeing is believing.” Every
thing w e say of this great development is a fact or w e
w ouldn’t say it. W e can prove the real worth of Loch
Arbor*
ERE SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES M EET’
sinep 1921,‘our
1921, ‘our officers
officers
ken in business ‘'boostinfiTMaitland” ever sincp
active ami leading part iii building values hero for our custom- __
^ats. L*Mttf>hmrTou -properties initrts^dcaH s^otf^r-S am ^-T /range Counties.
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Representatives will be at the prop
erty all day Sunday. Make it a point
to visit this development that these
statements can be proven to be facts.
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REALTORS
Office N ext to poetoffice— Phone 1210 J
Maitland, Florida
HIG0INS-SMITH-W1GHT, Im /
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Telephone 588
S tin g s of Groyes, Houses, Lots^ Subdivisiofis,
s Properties*■and Sm all F arm s. Prices very
hie if you are looking: for any thing1in the above.
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h, ask for a Representative to show you*
No. 12 Walklna Bldg,
Orlando, Fla.
* y a h s f f li j
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Untie 10-11 M a . « l e T r a i l * B e lW Ia a
2.
—100 ft. to 150 ft. facing Enat on Sanford Avenue be
tween 10lh and 11th Streets. $150 per foot. Terma reasonable.
Mower, R. c. MrliowMi*«
Crumplcr. H. J Unrr. li i> ,
J lo w p r. W illia m I* l \ i «i-V,c!*r« 'o/i.'l
jn^r nn I n t e r e s t
in th e foil nu t
I< IV U T IU T I0 1 I —
S o u th of R n m re » -Kaat.
I t i r U n r y , [V
is r a r * s m
S IM &
Germ*
.merica
clarity
to
acalnat tham In t
It t* fu r l h e r
v,
p n rtr* * "
J a m .'* a
ai
of t h e South
m..eVJi.u*
r,trr.* “A. *h* Southeast
t t er of Snuthea.it quarter
»"£r&
sh rasf
ranges.
A ll
AJi t h a l
iM iln' s l ri' 1'
In a i q u n r e In t h e o r t h w a a t
c o rn e r . a n d th o a o u t n o n a t q t m t t e r of e o u t h w e a t q u a r t e r , lesa
tw o a n d o n e - h a l f a e r e a tn a
■ uuare in t h e n o r t h * * * c o r n e r
of S ection t . T o w n s h i p I t S o u t h
of R a n g e tS B a i l .
TFIA CT It
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S A L E S AGENTS / A •
N ext to Post O ffice .
First St. and P alm tlto A y*.
�SATURDAY. JAN. 3
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Many Acres B<
In Reno
Planted 1\>
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U rpw I*Iadnjf Farm er Oh
SamcUoslflAi’A iiuiufactum .’
0 W ith Regard To Price H e
Is To Be Given For Produce
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UlUUlfcO, 1 U«| utin. ou,--DF.S
A plan* for the sUblllMtlon of
Sf/-,
f . farm
ZOZ FIR ST 5T.
PH O NE 7 7 r
S A /V rO k o -rtO P /H A *
Auditorium
Average returns run form $200 .to
$800 per car, and If the produc
tion should average only one ear
per acre, and the minimum price
of $200 per car be received, by the
.hlpners, the crop will bring $400,"" during‘ th
000 into theUfeir
county
thee aeisen. Barge land owners nre
ing farmers land free of com
encourage production.
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Thursday, Feb. 11th
production price*,, through
price-fixing a t crop planting time,
8:15 P. M.
' will be submitted by E. T. Mere
dith,' formerly secretary of agri
culture, to the Corn Belt Farm
Belt Belief ‘.Conference meeting
here tomorrow.
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Mr. Meredith urges the placing
Henry Wingfield has been n
of the farm er on the same bnais
fed manager of the Quincy tear
a* the manufacturer, with regard
the Threc-I league. He mam.,
to thc.prico he is to be given for
Prices $1.00 to $3.00
the .team
during the latter
p art of
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the article ho is expected to pro
duce.
Plux Tax
,Y ‘ .No other producer, he urg?s.
Mrs.
Alicia
Gicndenning,
daugh
. would contract a year’s output of
his plant nt a price to he estab ter of T, Coleman Dupont, million
Sale begins Monday,
lished a 1re a r hence, nor should the aire powder manufacturer, In re
Y farm er be compelled to operate ported In Reno, Nov., where she
fr said to be preparing to seek a a surplus, said Mr. Meredith, nor Feb. 1st. Mail orders
l1 under inch a condition.
reposal,” 'be
'he said, “"is
K ’<j« “My proposal,”
is to divorce from Harold Sanford Glen- would they lower prices in tho
received now.
the law of supply nnd denning, whom she married In
face of a shortage causing a re
1022.
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duction in production which would
price, tolling the farmers what
PHONE 939
th* minimum price will ho for ernment would purchaao what, if make the consumer’s cost exces
their next year’s production nnd any, of the crop was le& in tho
then guaranteeing that price for farm ers’ hands nnd dispose of it sive.
their farm products.”
nt tho best possible, price.
The prico for five or nix stand
Even if th? government had to
ard form products—wheat, corn, loend $100,000,000 In disposing of
cotton, wool, sugar and perhaps the carry-over, said Mr. Meredith,
cutter.—should he fixed, sqid Mr. thnb sum would he only ono*-twenMeredith, "only high enough to ty-fifth of the tariff tnx and only
produce the quantity of crop do- $1 per person in return for the six
. aired and low enough ao thnt the nnu a half bushels of wheat which
cron may not be ao profitable it each person in America expects
Mt. will cause tho ferment to produce the farm er to raise for him. A fter
a surplus, above tho quantity dc- two or three yonrs’ experience In
I” ' manded by consumers.*
netting tho minimum figures for
Y
Could Ileeline Bale
the crops, the pricca could bo so
The
plan would
enable the closely adjusted that fnrmcrs un
- f irm e r to decline
to soil Ills able to produce a certain crop nt
wheat a t any price lower than the that price would lx* forced into
W hite Enamel, per gall ........ $1.10 Qt.
B - government fixed sum, thus caua- other lines more mltcd to their
P.' nig n market activity which would .situation, bringing about n much
bring the price up to or over the needed diversification.
minimum. At tho end of the crop . No committee would.raise prices
Pure Linseed O il.......... $1.30 Per Gal.
year, the year following, the gov for next year’s crop in’ the face of
TITOSCHIPA
Famous Tenor
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T h e Scruggs-Scoggan R ealty C om pany Inc. syndicating, J
finest lakefront properties in Sanford, today atid Monday. Wei
properly now and have it on the market.
We have 20 units of $625.00 each , eight of w hich have been]
day. This is a substantial proposition With every prospect of thej
your investment within six months. T h e profits should he $3,000
unit of $625.00 invested.
noon.
Flat W all P aint...... ....... $2.55 Per Gal.'
.VALENTINE
DINNERDANCE
VALDEZ HOTEL
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15th
“Paint M anufacturers”
201-203 First Street, W est
D IN N E R SE R V E D
DANCING
0:30 until 2:00
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Make Your RcHorvnUons Now
'* r t .
WURT W. W ARNER, Manager.
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“ The Gem o f The C ountry Club Section
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V E S T IN R A V E N N A P A R K :—
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J - . ! j y . A ? 3 0 N | | | ln tin In .11 Tlf tUT
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mnitiy Llub
Section.
2. R E S T R I C T I O N S — S en sib le and not too high.
3. P R IC E — $1000.00 and up. 1-4 cash; balance easy
terms.
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4 | 2 First N ational Bank Bldg
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T h e above proposition will positively not be open after’
Double Thick Paste Paint... $3.30 Gal.
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=?ra=s=‘-------- - T H E SANFQRQ HEBALD. SATURDAY, JA N , 30, 1926
e ! First
S " * ™Guest
* Martin
Is
At The
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Hotel Dixie-Pelican
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hcouty of the Old South
was again revived here yesterday
flm iinV iH?Lel D^le-Pellcan, the
nrst link in the Dixie chain of southern hotels to bo operated under
direction of Grincr Hotels, incor
porated, of Jacksonville. Klorliin
b. 30.—
positlorf"
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wummi irum
i° ?v.Cl the sUte*military uniforms
and the presence of the governor
g bit of
looking
y,
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Same Grade Soil on Rex Beach
Park
Farm Near
T his land lays south of Istapoga Lake and is in drainage
of the
twhuskn,
Iwindling
rople on
| sense or
It the faSnc. The
Ceml of
abt glam111lingers
[pot share
anting, unliring and
it reaches
pie upon
iy to the
is weaves
king flatI a land■. Only a
b desolate
titnng(ly
something
these hill*.
sr the un-
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Fabidnusly rich—but urrroinnntic nnd without a]>pe:il! Photo shows
the richest) Indian in Amorim, Jackson itniimtl, with his white wife.
His wife is suing him for $200,000 and the federal government has
filed suit asking leave to oppeitr in the case to prntcrl his into csts.
Amh while the squnbblu over Harnett's fortune goes on. the phantom
figure of the aboriginal rei! man gallop , across Hi,, scene, visible only
to the imagination ami symbolizing the freedom and polar that are
dead.
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with! man
were
oiling
eular,
wild their old freedom fell nwny,. not can-e the land was thought the
i with Iwithout bloodshed, for thb. Usages j inn-t worihless in all Okluinmtn.
■ii and are a branch of the dreaded Sioux, 1 Then oil was discovered nnd
free, |nnd they used tomahawk nnd bow) tin y became wealthy,
bravely in the unequal combat. Hut
And that was the beginning of
1
the end.
»me. The jit wasn't long.
Worthless I,nnd •
i.ikr everything received under
the same
tr Indian i They were given their ancestral the mle of the white men, it has
tracti of nrres ns a reservation chiefly lie-! proved a doubtful blessing.
Gone are the colorful old tepees
from the Osage hills, discarded for
conventional, Jerry-built bunga
low’s. Gone nre the athletic young
riders of yesterdny—the, “bucks”
drive Cadillacs and Mormons now.
The tribe still has a chief—but the
white man's government has him
under rigid restrictions. There are
still wild, lawless men in the Osage
hills—but not one is an Indian.
Fifteen years ago there were
222',* full-blooded Osages. Now
there are loss than 500. In 20
years there will hnrdly be one.
A Dying Nation
The Osages urti dying—dying
amid untold wonlth that they do
not know how to use—dying hnlf
u century after the romance and
color of their rncq flickered out.
Tiie end of the trail finds only a
fat, stolid hurgher, well-fed, but
dull.
And still, on n dark winter night,
you drive to the tnuyof n hill out
side the town and listen as the
night wind sweeps in from the
treeless prairie; and It seems that
you can hear, distnatly, the far
thud of hoofs on turf and the wild
yells of an unseen hunting party
as the Inst of the oUltimc redskins
whirl over the rise—not bothered
with the useless wenlth of the mod
ern Indian, but gloriously magnif
icently free.
Then you turn back. The ce
ment roadway is lighted by tli •
glare of auto headlights. A huge
sedan whirrs past, with a fat.
stupid Indian lolling in the hark
sent.
district; large portion w ell drained now. Can show you
adjoining lands growing some of the finest celery in state.
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Sold in 40-Acre Tracts
■ $125.00 Per Acre
1-3 Cash, Balance 1-2-3 Years, S Per Cent
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Sanford Grove
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“A m id Majestic Pines
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i this beautiful and practical residential commun-
Supply & Demand
priced low er than any similarity located property
i Greater Sanford District, and especially those
progress
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T h e law of supply and demand w ill always stabalize
values in Sanford Grove. T h e dem and is persistant and
increasing and the supply is limited. Even after Sanford
d in the path of Sanford’s great southward trend
a g m sj* *
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Jr&Vefsentirelflxi!
for homes and homesites in this desirable section.
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Restricted Sections— Sections w here improvements,
developments and buildings are in keeping w ith th e qntire community have alw ays been the sections w here
the discriminating person h ave-selected to build their
homes. This insures the future dem and for San-
dng obtained by purchasing a lot in Druid Park
le low pre-developm ent now effective are availone w ill enable you to place a tidy sum toward
ding of your hom e on your property. T od ay is
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ford Grove.
cal time— d on ’t procrastinate.
See Sanford Grove that you will know the really
desirable spot It is destined to be. See the im
provement* u s th e y are be in# installed, fam iliar
ize yourself with the entire property th at you will
better understand the exceptional development
we are offering.
OUR ORGANIZATION
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Frank J.
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Mildred G, Peaboay
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E. H. Pichard
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Frank L. Woodruff, Jr,
E. M. Hunt
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Sanford Dally Herald
WANT A D . RATES
I t o a . : Ca.li la Adratw.
Telephone ads. will be re*
M ired from patrons and
eolketor sent Immediately
fo r payment.
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CATE Model Chryslerilix. Owner
going north. Call J3L
JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds
ClIRVSI.Elt
of Tint jjpd Sheet Metal Work.
C1IAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO.
Water and Boat Tank*. At Oak
411 W. let St.
rhonc C'm
Avenue and Third Street. Tele
phone 1 1 1 . .
WILLYH- KNIGHT and Overland. --------------'
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F, and M. Motor Co., Park and MIRA* LE---------Concrete
Co.,
general
Commercial.
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Cement wnrk, sidewalks, build
ing hlockn, irrigation boxes. J. R.
HKM 1NOLE HUDSON -ESSEX
1«rwilleger. Prop.
INC.
20.1 Oak Avenue
- 1— I’aiming— Papering
Phone 41
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The reduced rates are for cun'
Mcolive insertions.
Rlx words of overage length
are codntcd a line.
_ Minimum charge of 20 for
CHEVROLET
I first insertion.
Don-Jon Chevrolet Co Inc.
All advertising i* restrict**!
2 nd and Maimolia
Phone 7CH
to proper cln«*ificatinn.
If an error Is made The SunDODGE
ford Herald will be re*pnnslh!s
Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc.
for only one Incorrect «nsertior. • Pleasure car* and Graham trucks.
the advertiser for sub.-e^ueot .Oak and 2nd Street
Phone 3
Insertions. The off Ire should **•
notified immediately in cm-e of
S AN FORD BUICK CO,
error.
2 1 2 Magnolia Avenue
Phon.- 3G7
TO ADVERTISERS
A Herald representative thorHUPS—MARMONS
oughly familiar with rales,
•Sanford
Automobile Co,
rule* and classification will giv.
205 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137
you complete Information. And
If you wish, they will nssist you LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON
tu wording your want ad. to
Edward Higgins, Inc.
Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 331
nake It more effective.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
NASH
Hanford Dealer, S. A. Pine
Advertisers should give their
Phone 517
■treet or frost office address n< 208 W. First St.
they desire results. About one
reader out of a thousand has n
telephone, nnd the others can’t
communicate, with you unless
they know your address.
All discontinuance MUST be
made In person at The Ssn*
ford Herald office or by letUr, Telephone d iscon tin unncm are not valid.
Courteous.. Prompt, Efficient.
Service.
I—Announcem ents
7— Lodge N otices
PLASTERER O RGA NT/. EI)
O. P. C. F. I. A.
Tu whom it may concern, the
Plasterer* Union Farenl 725, San
ford, Fla., Will have open charier
for new member*, until Felt. 10 ,
1P2G, Masonic Temple, homo No.
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G. C* KNIGHT, Presidin',
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’ J,. W. BROOKS. Secretary. •
9— I’crsonalH
K L F x rm iT T ca
Succepior* to Gillon i I’latt
115 Magnolia. Kvr.*ything elcc. IricaL Phone 422. Electrarith
Radio.
sa nfqkd
I I — Automobiles for Sale
‘REO
Fin, R«-o Co,, R. A. William
208 W. First Ht.
Pin
DIANA
Moon — Diana Sales nn-l
208 W. First Hr. ‘
ph
S. Q. PORTER. Mgr.
CHIROPRACTIC f.,r that stubborn
cold or bronirhal condition will
work wonders. Phone 182 for ap
pointment. Dr. W. E. MncDougnll,
1st Natl. Raid.- Bldg.
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
"The Result Store"
We make a specialty of opr prompt
,.Ming of prescriptions and quick
„
delivery.
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
UNION PHARMACY
.
1 1 1 First Street
Prescription Specialists
Phone 375 for immediate attention
LAKEY'S DRUG STORE—Pre
scriptions, Drugs, Soda*. We
DODGE TOURING in good condi
are ok near you ui your phone.
Call ]03.
tion, fair rubber nil Around. Sold
for repairs,' Walden’s Garage. -Ill
K. 4th Street.
HH— R e p a irin g
DODGE BROTH El DEALERS HANFORD ROOFING C<
roof for permanence.’’ I/
Hell Good Used Cars
paired. Estimate free. Cn
J!*25 Ford Coupe.
Ave and 3rd Street'. PhQr.y
1922 Ford Cmijjp.
*3
1!>25 Ford Touring.
J V —Kmploymetit
1325 Fordi.r H.-dan.
1323 Ford Touring.
'12—Help Wonted— Female
1325 Ford Ton Truck. ■
FIRST Ft,ASS cook a t once
(dy 515 Went First Street.
Phone 3
CUT girl for higli clou*
FOR F iiF P E , t;i33 model in good CLEAN
hotel dining room, peril* Sanford
(oniliieui $125 emdi. Short’* Toui- Mtint
room nt lintel. Addrcs* S S
ivt.(’jiinp, <0 Inndo Road.
eai-c Herald
ONE ItltAND new Ford Touring
ear, never icgialoiVMlt No u*«- fur COL01IV.ll GIRL w:
I ear, i oar on for -idling. Price $125
for child in jifu-rt
- Karl Spoffnrd, Oeleeli, Fill. Tel •tnir* at 1112 Myrtl
cpliolic ll-UII.
I* Ml Itl,, iii-.il !i|i|*-aranee
• m id u v ia e n t; iaimedint-l-’reij T. B eatty , "117
SUFFERERS o f heart trouble. AnglrJa Pectorl*, Drojiny, A*thnm.
High Blood Pranaure, Parnly*!*, I
vrlll gladly tr-ll j-o-i free, how you
A tilom oliiles for F \
can get cyiilck nnd* lanting relief,
I - ' I a p j.i .u in g ale-.la .lie - to
\F T O S I <H! I l l l i i :
without lining drug*, medicine or
I ’a k o i c h I i i . ii m - nod s t r e e l f |,
•erurn*. Adores* R. V. Walden, Box E A G L E A U D I M .R V IM -: Day d r- et ••• vveaiei . I ..•- ■]\ e a rn
1365. New Haven, Conn.
or night M ieli ail Iranis. Ibig- I v,
ng«- trnn*fi r. I ’lione 551 and 53-W. \
, E. SPURMNG, fluhdivi.doii
REEL $ SONS
specialist. Htibdiviainn to Or
You Drive It.
lando, Florida, nnd F lo r r.
If ( l l . n l t t . i l ( * i |.|, to do houHIHelgktn, v lorid« on Dixie High W. Myrtle iitid 2 nd Ht.
| fruiti < u n til In ■a-lock nn.n
way.
and ta k e lao m liy Inutn-. Appl
15— S erv ice HI a lio n s —
I’allili llo A M ini,- l.efure -.1 ..
i ri g
10— Los I an ti F o u n d
m orning- mid a f t e r 5 nVIm I
iiiogH.
CHILD'S biryrlfttn, rni**mg. Col
umbia make. No qoeatoui* n*ki-d
if returned at once to 123 W. tub
KL, uud reteiv« reword. Mr*. L. G.
Stringfollow.
MAYi: YOt’li ( AR
Washed
I’olii-le-d
and
MAN to wosh di*be*. stay at hotel
GreaKcd
Tolqplione Bciim.ii Spring* Inn.
at tInLOST on night of 2<ith, one man PERFECTION AUTO LA UN
and one horse, brown mules; n-Oak Avi-nue
We Give Night Service
ward; notify E. A. Farm-ll, Ovie
now. Flu.
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WIGHTS—Three station*. MagIndia mid .Second, First and Elm
P.K.A. FRATERNITY pin, between
Sanford Avenue nnd 10th Street
1st anti Second St. Reward if re
WANTED
turned lo Herald Office.
Expert service.
STOLEN from Milam- Picture show
Wednesday p, m. a i-mblem bycycle No. 405584. Howard If returned
to Mr*. J, F. Vcuzcy, 10 0 Cedar
Avenue.
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OPEN ALL NIGHT
Wrecker Serviee Day nnd Night
21 Hour* Storage
WALKER A LEWIS GARAGE Sanford Ave. & 2nd Street
Phone 5(1
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ONE OBFICE safe, cheap. See Hill
$ 12.50 suits to wearer. Big r e - ' Hardware Co.
peater, t-xelusive territory to Pro 38— B usiness O p p o rtu n itie s ^
ducer. Wire or write Wan-proof
Clothing Co., Rnx 3-’t37, St. Peters RESTAURANT"!Short’s Tourist
burg, Fla.
nte n paying
see this at
MAN WANTED (city nr country),
nip, Orlando
old established company will sup- Short *
ply capital and start you In yotir
own permanent business selling
Building M aterials
necessities people must buy every
day. Experi-neo unnecessary. Write
KW LUMBER for sale at 1
McConnon Co., Factory 821, Wino
price. 405 Myrtle AVenue.
na, Minn.
A LIVE wire salesman to sell our .
-SALESMEN!
Two neat, energetic hoyn over
12 years of age’to deliver llernlij paper route* in evening*.
Must have bicycles. Apply
between 2 and I p. in.
B u s in e s s S e rv ic e
leading t« arrest of guil'v purtie . IS— Uusinc.-K Kt-rvit'i* O ffered
SALESMAN!
Mra. J, F. Vencey, 103 (\-dur Ave,,
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WANTED experienced salesman to
I’oce Apartment*.
’I It ACTOR SjP tY lt’K:-Vemcu^iUjpcrty jiUaa»Nr«r
JV777V ,,.— T '2 -----------------------dobing unU_____ sucet-'
POUND:. A r ” ’■___riM^----- r^TTkiBinil i j run xubdivkA h - * r m TTKw i entnte experienee Tinneoeasary.
—ktuaimUM-■ttF-tnnnrjTWviliT'HntvLm|, Route A. itox 215.
Thl* i* the ltirgeat uiid-htfit localreceive tiy deseribing «'onieni.« and — ------------------—
— ■..........- ed developinont oil the Gulf of Mexpaying for this ad. Call Heiaid Of. WIGHT PRINT SHOP Printing j ico. Owned and dcvnJnped by the
fii\e.
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i Engraving, 1 'iiibitssing See u-‘ National Order of Brotlicrhuiod of
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We do it
Phone• 417-W laiconmlive Eugineen-, with prices
MAINE — WaUrrvtllM, Morning R. It. Ave.-Comim-rcial St
}within reach of all. Salesmen "who
Sf-litinel. Tbuusamti- i-f Maine ’
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— - ‘------ - v. ill work ran earn Itig money. If
pdople ar« interested in Florida \ l GUST'A CllRONIGt.E - - .to ton are thinking of taking u chance
prufierty. Reach them through
gor.i„, Gu., AugunUi’a gM-;ite*i n - or write Mr. R. A. (’line, Distin Scuiiiirl. Rule A*ni on fcp |ila**i-i«i| medium, rate. rash, Vr trie! Mgr.. 7 East Washington St.,
Orlando, Via.
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ROOMS, with or without meal*. Industrial Property:
Reasonable1 rates. Lincoln I lot**!.
100 feet faring on
o s— Rooms Without B oard
ATTRACTIVE ilouhlo and single
bedroom, near now Forrest Lake
Motel..-Phone 571-J.
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ATTRACTIVE bedroom, near new
Forrest Jjike hotel. Rhone 571-J.
FRONT Hell room for rent; private
family; gentlemen only. Phone
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TWO FURNISHED housekeeping
rooms for rent 1st of Feb, Con*
■vcnienccs. No children. 31-1 East
- 5lh
t Street.
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TWO furnished rooms. Inquire of
Mrs. J. E. Singletary, Like Mary,
Fla.
McCALI. JR
Builders Supplies
110 North Laurel St
Lake Monroe. Has water, light; n,
paveil streets.
Lots in Rose Court $2.r,0o 00 at
up. There is more building jn ,tl
development than any other in ^-i
ford.We have homes with all m>wl
improvements •splendidly
for Ft250.00 and up. Now i o
linte to buy. See us a t
■Where lo Stop In 'I own
mon ' t k /. u m a h o t e l
THE WHITE REALTY co
ILL LUMBER CO. House of Sanfonl’s most home-Uke ho
203 First N al’I. Rank Rt,|g.
Service, Quality and Price.
tel; located on corner Magnolia
Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi
"»7— Hand T hings to Kat
ness section. Open all year.
j. r , McDo n a l d , Mgr.
Phone 485
BARBECUE
7 :5— W an ted — Boom s, H oard
On South Sanford Ave. Rose Drive
’Where everybody meets everybody’ ROOM BY YOUNG MAN: Central Two new six room Colonial Ir u-e
, II. J. LEPPER
Montezuma Hotel
Sandwiches
Cold Drinks
ly located, must have hot water located among beautiful oak i n Hot Coffee
ami convenient to hath. State price ready for occupancy January ■i
Gas and Oil Station.
in communication. Address L. r . G.
and February 10th.
t are Sanford llt-rnld.
Prices nnd term* very reasonable
B usiness I'laecs fur B ent
4 ROOM HOUSE, one wood *au
A SACRIFICE price on a well lo
A. 1*. CONNELLY & s n \ s
II. TII.I.IS
cated and paying novelty, notion
Cor. Second and Magnolia
Ml'.AT MARKET
MiO LABORERS at the Seminole
and dry goods business in the heart
Jockey Ctcih, Jamgwoqd. Apply We trim our meats and not our nl Del .a nil, Fin. Moderate rent,
to Superintendent Seioinufe Jockey customers. A trial will convince good
call
' •’ •■I lease.
It li.'l < Write
*» * I VI *or
»f S
«•«1 E. Keller,
IH IIyou.
Club, LingwoiMl.
j 2 0 1 South Boulevard, Delaind, FI
402 Sanford Avenue
Phone IU5
X—Real E state F or
and 5 H. P. engine. Gi!h<
DeLooch, Corner 1 2 th St. and p
R ent
e in Avenue.'
fiH— H ousehold Goods
7(i— F arm s for R ent
llo l'S E ON com er lot in busii <EVER BRITE Radiant Oil Hcui.-r
district $5500.00. $2850 cash. I..*,
Hanford Agent, lir.l Sanford
/AU^garag<
nave I. 2. 3 year*. 3 yr. insnran-,
Avenue. .
paid, now renting $50 per nu- ••
\pp1.v 1108 Myrtle.
Hanford Stove & Furniture Co.
M-*.
321 E. First Street
NEW 5 ROOM hnu*c with all rrv-.>)
We carry a full line
era improvements, located *-n
Kv h I.M f'lrm lu’il iiViUm * nti San
Our price* are right. Cash or
f'-ril Aveine-, All m odern im corner and ready for immedinti
term*.
Wewant your busine-s.
provem ent* Must tak<- IJ m onth* po*ee-sion. Dean-Berg Corporati--':,
<12— M usical In s tru m e n ts
lea* e. Dean l!> rg <'i.rp m n t ion. 515 •*15 I ir.-i Natl. Rank Bldg. Pina..
a Jim
1 ir.st N ail, Itank Bldg. Phune 713.
FURNISHED bungalow on Sanford
A m nil-- opposite Rose Court »
offered for *aie by owner. .1 , J'
Diaper, lain Sanford Avenue.
* I — W an led —T
Man with car for permanent
iiosltlon repr* enting Sanford
iaisiner* loulse. Musi be reliutde, lioiti-*i and tnn-(worthy.
Write Trust.worthy, earn of
Herald.
t i l — F eed s. iM nnls. F e r tiliz e r
ROOM hoiiie, good location. All
modern • o-wenienees. A bargain
h-t— F a rm s and Land for Sale
"GTFWABT ’I UK FI .OR Is d
Flower* for nil o. *i, - n
hi I Myrtle. Phone 23o \\
•m u mi i| o p p o rtu n ity f ..r 1
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310 W, .*i ,
li.F»— S pecials at th e Sluri*
an- -Ml np!„.|‘t unit y
•I- v e lo p io rn t. \ i-ry i
I F I 1.; 11*011 . 3 10 ,
Phone 55;i.
i
STENOGRAINIER ; Steady work.
Mr. Beeiseh, I’hoenix Utility *
Company.
MIRROR” ALl'MINI M
I-'rom
M'll'.K *I io(-s .
^ mi will be understanding, and
many persoii.s will come to you with ■
' vj'jr troubles. This will tnnke some !
difficulties for you, but vou will j
bave many firm friends. '*
1
' "u should enter a profesion. j
raih,.r than try (u make money in,
I'usine**. .A'nur financial judgment
nt,t be good, when qujck deo- |
*i'-n» are necessary.
1 hrough your understanding,
'■mr marriage should be very hap- .
PHONE 118 for p
nnd experienced
ranging your copy.
It;— S itu a tio n s W an led
Female
YOUNG WOMEN thoroughly ex
perienced. well grounded in ste t*t»— W an ted —T o Btiv
nographic work and general office
detail, desires position. Pleasing
personality, neat appearance. Pre
fers opportunity advance along sf-e-'
returiul linen. Box 1111.
STENOGRAPHER With 5 year*
experience d-sires noutiuu iu
Sanford. Can furnish livsl of referenecs. Write Rox 10 0 care Her
ald.
,
It .*o. you will have coiiRideraUbejamalic ability and the faculty of
placing yourself in the other per-
-IAS. A. JOHNSON
112 W. First Street
IV E HAY K T WO R V X i-' i
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pini*eprtiv
t> i cent.
pfiv
Advtg. Mcdinmr
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l*AILY NEWS—it cover* Brow"r,l County thoroughly which ii
mie i»f the m ail rapidly growing
'eelp.nj on the Florida Co*»t8aniple coo] and rate card upon
vVnniTng
2 0 -A cre C elery Farm *
and
A creage in A rtesian Well
,
District.
a
W. V. WHEELER. IN(
1 FA M agnolia
Avenue
Phone 3’.i t J
'r t £ .‘b •: PAt H U ro » 5 ^ t 4 0
V JE H T T O /K
C W e :i s t o m n j o k .
■3H1RTS3 A T T h e .
^ iT iM C i^ C . H O T E L
T H E .Q T m ^
F lIG H T -
YOIIU
HI NP \Y. JANUARY 31
WANTED combination second cooli
oinl* pot vvnfther. Also counter
girl*. Lu-Bcth Cafeteria. ■
MILLINERY work or practical ,
nursing, 2 ;years experience in
each. Mrs. "Gi". lipx 1]4L-Titmu4
-vahvFter— >
“•
‘Uers la pell cornet’ inli.iining nt Oak Hill
• u o- lit $850 each. Sin.. 3
cot t -quired. Box 2-1 i at •
m is
A*i• NG MAN One with high
hi-hno! education preferred, who
•-an meet the public, and call on
local buniiicft* lorn. Salary IiurIk.
Statu age in communication. AddryHK II Hi euro Herald.
BRINGING UP FATIIKU
WH/vr
07 — Rooms With Hoard
(ii)—Rooms for Housekeeping
T. M. DUNLAP: Paintln; of the
One of the largest developments
better kind. 1 0 th ami Latin-!. in Florida require* the services of
several high grade salesmen to pre
sent a proposition of merit.
RUN AN AD In these column?.
'I he rost is small, result* are
Only nten who are capable of
g n a t. Phone FIX.
approaching the best people in this
community will Ik- considered. To
want to a J| your used'c a rs ad (Mich nun we offer an opportunity
vertise daily on the classified page, | to make more money than they
I have crer earned. Prospects fur-
27— Professional Service.
IX^Room S and Board 81-—Houses for Sale
52— B usiness E quipm ent
3.1— Help Wanted Male
I TI.K w a NI AD
HERALD will bring y
Jesuit*
Advertise rthos<
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d c c e u a e d , an il
to nil
pat ties, e a c h a n d e v e r y , c l a i m i n g
a n i In l o r e s l o r I n t e r e s t s In t h e
l.nn) I n v o l v e d In t h i s s u i t u tid o r
m i of Ih e nboVo n a m e d d e f e n d a n t s ,
i .o h u n d e v e r y w h o s e n a m e s u n d
i.sld en cea
are
unknown
lo t h e
ru in iilu ltin n t. In tli« a b o v e e n t i t l e d
(■.111*1' a n d to a ll u n k n o w n p a r t i e s
whom soever, c la im in g a n y In te re s t
hi I n t e r e s t s In t h e la n d I n v o l v e d In
till* s a l t , s a i d l a n d b e i n g s i t u a t e
in S e m i n o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a n d
it. s c r ib e d n s f o l lo w s , t o - w l t
•
P ^ S 'O e d ad
ViHV
, Borrow a pair o f
MR.. TyTC’S SHOES
Tor a M/NiiTe?
tic o rg e
Isth am u r
H u ston.
t i c o r g e P e t t i s , t H e ls e y M ay
H c g m T* 3 f e e t
north
of the
f - o u t h r u s l c o r n e r o f t in- n o r t h
. Jiilin-oti,
u e*t i | ii ni t e r o f t h e noiii ( l e a s t
a u a r t e r ' o f S e c t i o n HI, T o w n s h i p
'.‘ I s o o t h .
R a n g e 31 e - i s t .
rim
i h r l i r e n o r t h 14 Ci
f e e t , tlicm-i*
m • -o IKS f e e t . I h e n c e s o u t h I til
ttfh iin u f
l. . I l l n io-e e a s t
feet lo
l c Hit o f b e g i n n i n g
i k (Viet \ I I si i
l ;, ' C l o n i n g 34* f e e l n o r t h o r live
initiil.ir
fou I boost c o r n e r of th e n o r t h .
| .V \ V 1 I n l
u es| i im i r le r o f th e so u llle a sl
•■ n a ' l e r o f H e c l l n n la. T o w n s h i p
21 : : i m
II S o u l h . R a n g e 31 F a s t , r i m
ImrlliUt i
w e s t 2XS
feet.
til l lice
frurn i\».. i i oIiIll-lice
i h 13* r e e l
t h e n c e c a s t I**
f . e t . t h e n c e , s o u t h 1 3 ft . f e e t t o
nail*. Fui
" i . milnl o f b e g i n n i n g ,
big ttiipicy n ml
It a p p e h r i u g f r o m t h e s w o r n
|.U0. 'I <mis Hill of i ' o m n l e i o i h e r e i n , t h a t y o u ,
! urn) I •id e a c h o f \ o i i m a y c l a i m s o m e
Annually ■l u l u , t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t In a n db et do I h e .(
182ft la. p r oIIp eisr t y t h he er er ef oi nr ae b oovr de e rdeeds c rHi in
t you
Robert I:. •lid e a c h o f y o u b e a n d y o u a t e
h n i, Fla. 1 "-ri'hv r e q u i r e d t o a p p e a r l o t h e
Rill o f t ' o m u l n l n t h e r e i n f i l e d In t h i s
-•111*0 o n M n n d a v
t h e 1st d a y o f
[Estate
M a r c h . A. D. 19!#, t h e s n n i c b e i n g n
h a le Hay
of th is
C ourt, at th e
buildine I ’o i ir t l l i m s e In S a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e
1
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o
i
m
l
v
.
F
l
o
r
i
d
a
.
a
n
d
Hid Sanfon) i h e r e o f a D e c r e e T*ru C o nI fne s ds oe f awuilltl
Corporation, b e e n t e r e d . p g h l a M y o u . s a i d c a u s e
[llldf. Phone b e i n g a s u i t t o q q l e t t ! | l e In t h e
C o m p l a i n a n t In a n d to t h e l a n d s
ove described.
i
. a b Il
Is t h e r e f o r e o r d e r e d t h n t l h l «
Hums
•• d i c e h e p u b l i s h e d III t h e S a n f o r d
H e r a l d , a n e w s n n p e r p u b l i s h e d In
I Jn n „ „ i ii
S an fo rd . S e m in o le t'o u n tv . F lo rid a .
[<ourr>sti-lie i j n ,.f. „ \ c e c k f o r f o u r ( 4 ) c o n s e c u ll
Ifrvite M 11ye w e e k s
B ftern o o n
W itn e ss m y b an d and ihe o ffic ia l'
l Iftlsiflci1 - , | o f t) ie C i r c u i t C o u r t o f t h e
p y t r u x i JoUT- i S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t o f t h e S t a t e
G e o r g i a . | of F l o r a s .
In a n d ., J q c —i i^ u u lP o • ,’
------------1 C o u n t y . Ftr/Vida. o n t h i s I h e 3 0 i h
or sell | d a y o f J n n u n r y , A. D. 19IS.
iw tls*
ill
*V. v:. DOCULeAKS.
(S e a l)
C lerk.
) ap A*- E«ch
T h e P lot Thickens
I MRs.TVTe, can i
|rent rash.
v .A-i Ptopl,
l a n d s i t u a t e d In Hemlntile C o u n ty
F lo rid a, an d m ore p a rtic u la rly d e
s c r ib e d as.-—*
"H e g ln n ln g * IJ feet
North o f :
t h e southeast c o r n e r o f i h e J t r . ' i
• f t h e SWVI o f S e c ti o n *. T o w n - I
s h i p : t S o u t h f l a n g e 3 0 . Ka«t,
r u n N o r t h I n f l r l c k Hoad. MWly
a l o n g H rlek H ead to p o in t w e s t
of H e g ln n ln g . t h e n c e L a s t lo
begin n in g ."
—* - .
It Is o r d e r e d t h a t you a n d each
of >«u a p p e a r to t h e s w o r n bill of
t o m p l a l n t h e r e i n filed o n o r b e fo re
th e 1st d a y o f M arch . A. D. IBM.
t h e s a m e b e in g I t u le Day o f this
H o n o r a b le C o u rt.
II Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d a n d d e c re e d
t h a t t h i s n o tic e be p u b l i s h e d o n e s
t week for fo u r c o n secu tiv e w e e k s
In th e S a n f o r d H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r
p u b lis h e d in S e m i n o le C o u n ty , Flor
ida.
W i t n e s s t h e h a n d a n d s e a l of V.
. K Ih o ig in ss . C le rk o f Ih e C irc u it
C o u rt. S e jo ln u le C o u n ty . F lo r id a , at
ib.' C o u rt H o u s e In S a n f o r d , this
i 9 t h d a y of J a n . A. D. 1 » « .
V. K. IHH’OLAfiH,
C l e r k o f C irc u it C o u r t,
tse e l)
11) i A. M. W e e k s . D. C.
H ld c r t d g e H a r t .
S o l i c it o r f o r C o m p l a i n a n t .
'M a s a n i i i h fas
" ll" > ^ X R l I f l M d 1’h w he
Cr*J»A,
•** By Crane
W A S H I N G T O N T U B B S II
r
G E£/,TX lS LOOKS WTERESTlNGl
V/AftT M t T2>
T E L L VOOR.
fORTUNEi.
’
t S E E A LARGE M A N - H E * 5
OOlHd TO 01UE VOU SOMEWNG.^
'SOMErHIWC YOU
E kpect .
A \ fT££
- B LIN6
BAiJh-LD OUT
FOR- TWfe"
r
MAVGE
Something very
USEFUL — SOMETHING
MOU W 0 U L 0 N T PA R C
TD e v t N D R E A M O f
' GETTING— SOMETH!h/G
-T H A T tL R E THE
SURPRISE 01
YOUR LI
fc O N tR iH 6
POLLS M
Th e o f T i C t .
r r s a u rt*
K
* eU l L ’
fo r WASH
To CAUL
ON ROXlC*
ordrrl,,b.rtt!l'A*.r >M*red that J 1»J»
S '“f- - ...i» WT .‘>? S l j S S j p P a
l:Wo?Sj& SpH
T -
/Y y
n
if;
B-aT*.
�THE
a
building m a ter ia ls
sweetest
[o on Me
W e Have Ample Stocks R ight Now of
— SHEET ROCK
-
—GYPLAP.
*3
Q uality and Service
— WIRE FABRIC.
„
JT
\
CEMENT.
— PLASTER.
III ETAL construction oii.n <rd itlraa basis is our main
l]X forte. L eL us estim ate PH the job you are plannine,, no m atter how extens;
' :T-, ' v
w f 1’ '- -■
— LIME.
—SHINGLES A N D ROOFING
r
— ASPHALT.
/
.
'
'
WILL MEET WITH YOUR APPROVAL.
than any machine mm
EMBOSSED POLYCHROMES' ROUGH
CAST, POLYCHROMES A N D '
LET US SUGGEST YOUR DECORAT
ING. EXPERT INFORMATION'.'AT
YOUR COMMAND.
G. U. STUART
C H A SE & CO M PANY
:.t
Beautiful to the
'OATMEALS.1
OUR PRICES AR E LOWER
t
OUR NEW STOCK OF WALL PAPER
’ ’ ! 4 ' '*• MIRCH L. FOX
Quality Metnl, .E fficient Service, Correct Price.
200 Oak A v e n u e ~
Telephone 111
WELAKA BLDG.
rin n s if You Need Them
1
?
Oak and Third Sts
The purpose of our co-operative
plan is to provide a home for your
family. Start now to put your money
to work with that end in view. V v .
E X C L U S IV E D]
110 Magnolia Avenue
Phone .103
EfltimnVft Fftfe
A. It. PLATT, f
112 First Street
COME ON
LETS BUILD A GREAT CITY
Listen to vwh&t
It takes long term money and lots of it to build great
cities. A city wide, co-operative spirit is also neces
sary.
We have both.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Wo are making loans on bodies, improved business
property and apartm ent houses at 7 percent interest.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
•
—
• Lets talk over your program.
Phone 48
Wc hnvo n hnbJl o f doing things right.
<
Sanford Building & Loan A ssociation
LUM BER
Representing Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Com
pany and the Calvert Mortgage Company, with a s s e t s
over Twenty-five Million Dollars.
W ALLBOARD
L IM E
.
M IR R O R D O O R S
CEM ENT
FRENCH DOORS
R O O F IN G T IL E
Fl u e
l in n in g
PANEL DOORS
FRONT DOORS
V E N T IL A T O R S
W IN D O W S
PLA STER
M ETA L LATH
R O O F IN G
T H E ID EA L SPOT
Y O U R HO
Consult this office before
•
•
I
struction, w e have some ml
B R IC K
mation for the home builde
S. A. P. HUDG1NGS, Manager
Courtesy and Quality
Phone 565
The Hous e of Z-I-P. Service
" tsJ Third Siren
�FLO,
Tuesday, colder tonight, possibly
light fm st in extreme north por
tion; moderate northwest shifting
to north and northeast winds.
Wire
E d Press Full;
—
S A N I - Q U ^ f l OUIDA, MONDAY, FEBRU A RY 1, 1926.
NUMIIER 150.
FIRST EDITION
, \
rder Mystery
mm
anuary Real Estate
TransfersShowGain
417 Per Centln Y ear
\c t
mu
Cimimissioncr Thompson Saj/s
An Avowal Of High M01
- Aims Would Not Justify
Violation Of Federal La
Ri*
Ian
%U~:\
E. Ht Sackett Compels Taxi
Driver And Son A t Point
D f Cun To Ride For Hours
: Through Chicago Streets
r l
-----------
-o
Total Of 439 Deals Sets
Second H ighest 30
Day Sum Recorded
In Last Two Years
C IT Y B O O K L E T
(JIV ES DETAILED
Man LoBes Finger In
Battle With Police MAPS AND DATA
$2,451,OOFBeing
Complaint Last Yei
Led To Investigatioi
!
Private Hearing Disci
That Ward Controlled Tw
Large Uakery Corporation
-
.
? * ..:■ + .
■
idelv-Known Mining Ex|»crt I'nmphlcl Prepared By Cham
Lost Mind In 1023 Hut
ber Commerce May Be Used
. t Wps Apparently Recovered 1* "By Bond Houses. Tourists
Involved In Deals
f NEW YORK, Feb. 1.—OP)—T1
.And Commercial Interests AgentsReportUpivnrd
.*
THICAGY).
Feb.
).—(/D—A
taxi
Nek York American today snyb
Trend In All Phases
cab car Wheeled crazily about
e J i”
that Huston Thompson, member cf
The now booklet on Sanford
■.
M m , the Federal Trade Commission, wil
Ojf Realty Activity
Chicidfd--^ stwets for hours Inst which has just been receivtd by the
. seek an investigation Into the new
night, carrying a frightened chauf Chamber of Commerce for distri
i.
f.-.0 ()l),imn Ward Food Product*
Itcnl estate transfers for
feur, u demented man, who con bution throughout the country rep
| Corporation.
.the
month of January, 192(x
stantly urged him on with n pis resents the work of the publicity
■r. \ .
' <1- .
0 *
Mr. Lard, its organizer ani
amounted
to the huge sum o f ,
tol
umf
the
'chauffeur’s
eight-yearpresident, has announced that thi*
committee extending for 111 period
* «.VTy ^
TTg.jrsA V .y^ »• V
$2,451,000,
a gain of ?1,977,- .
old
,/turiy
who
bounded
inside
the
corporation
will
distribute
onev
Thi ■photograph show* the ypot where the headless,-legless, tor*.. of
of over a ycur, nnd Involves cxrule pawing desperately on a vio |K>nditumi for nrt work,.engraving 500, or an approximate gain
Misa Anna May Dietrich, 3-1, was found near Mcdiu, I’n. Tin
v tenth ol its net profits to philan
lin unde/ the madman’s compul- und nrintiiig Unit have nut hern of 417 per cent over the anlcs
urns form! on the estate ofS^m ucl .1 . ilcml.raon, l'hllm!cl|>lii;i iti-.v , r thropies, in accordance with llibljThc less were found about Co root from the hunk, which was wrapped cal precepts.
slun.
equaled by nny vivic publication in of January 1925, according to*
The
American
(juntos
Conunisj
. in paper. Doctor* who examined the body ay the m unkr wu. ,„mcentral
Florida, atcording to R. W. deeds filed in thu office of
The
weird
tnxirnli
scene
was
doner Thompson an admitting that
to!niiit.<l by n person with expert surgical ability.
only one in n 1 0 -hour rumpngo Poarmnn, secretary of the Cham Vunce E. Douglass, clerk of
| his only knowledge of the corporal’
tlimugh Chicago nnd Hcrwyn in ber nf Commerce.
*tion entne tliroagh nuwspupcr roj
"The committee, in making up the circuit court, and compiled
which E. IF SaCkett, 52, a Kansas
mots, but (Imt the mere avowal oj
City, Mo., mining engineer, fought llic booklet, endeavored to have by A. C. Carter, manager of tho
high litoral aims would not he u
justification for a violation of thu Jack IJosi'nhnuni, 1!l, commutes a pistol duel with lierwyn police, facts nnd figures contained 1n Its Snnford Credit Association.
With tho exception of Novcmlmr
from United Slates to England to frightened patients and attendants pages which could be used hy bond
truth laws.
Service’ is the usual cry of rtleiid the some acliool Glare that in a hospital nnd finally after a houses who seek reliable informa 11)25, when sales amounted to a
those seeking to form a trust." Ih^ bis fathers have for four genera-' •? 2 1 unpaid taxi ride, was quietly tion concerning the city’s wealth, monthly record of $.7^)1)5,000, tho
.JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Feb. I._ t»
without detracting from tho beau past month’s business among thn
UP)—Conditions ami quotations j Ameriean punted Commissioner ItoiiH. lie is shown leaving New a crust (fit- at the Union Station.
'R u t.'before he was finally enp- tiful and attractive layout. Many real estate men was greater thryi
prevailing on the Jacksonville- mar rhompson as saying. "Philanthropy York on his 17lhT trip.
(4bvcd. -22 detective bureau crime features are included, some of nny recorded within the past two
kot today as reported by the Flor- is no excuse for violation of ino
spiindrr, police on Half a dozen sta whirl) are distinct Innovations in years.
federal statutes or tne economic
ida Stall' .Marketing lluroau:
tions. and railroad detectives were Florida literature," said Mr. I’cnrDecember 1025 showed u tutu! of
laws
mi
which
they
are
based."
Plant Wizard Occupies Pul Supplies of all miscellaneous
loosed .on the ease, while the fate, inuu.
$iL22U,600 with 425 deals counting
Private
Hearings
Held
pit Of Fashionable Frisco vegetables very light; demand "Commissioner Nugent nnd 1
Tlie front rover rnntaifis a list in tho tqtal. Jnnuary’H 4.70 (Iraki
of tho chauffeur and his son was
good; ami eluent very light; mar complained last April about' tinof the contents in uljihnbotical or show n record’that la believed to
still ',in doubt.
Church And Shocks Hearers ket
strong for good slock.
der entitled "What You Want to be tho highest ever recorded in,thin
In Chicago op Ituslness
i bread situation. Private hearings
With His Frank Statem ents
Sackett. head of tho Utilities Know Ahout Snnford," and on the county, being higher than any oth
Bonn-, green, hampers, no sup i by the commissioner disclosed that
plies, demand good.
Manufacturing
Corporation of inside coyer is nn aeroplane view er month's figures now avuilnble.
William !l. Ward, owns $l,ot>0'.ootl
SAN' FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.—(/P)
K}uu<aa
City,
came
to Chlcngo a of the city and the waterfront.
Figures used in compiling .ho
Cahliage, >-j bushel hampers, j stock in the Continental Unking
—An infidel occupied the pulpit of
The booklet hnn one feature
wei/k'iigq'oti
business,
followed
lat
cords
do not include tax deeds
new
stu
c
k
,
$d.(IO(,nfl.CO.
J
Corporation,
while
president
of
-Inf
the First Congregational Church
which officials hero belleva has trust deeds.
er
by
his
wife,
who
became
alarm
Ward
Mukery
Curporalion.
He
com
Celery, Florida, lit inch crates,
yesterday. The infidel was Luther
before bccii incorporated
plained that the corporation in t Fltj.itla Leads In The Number ed at messages be telegraphed to never
Jan.
14
showed
the
biggest
busi
jj-. liitjliank, noted plant rultuHst, an $I.M l(rt C o oo.
icr. Receiving word nt hut hotel Into any booklet for the purpose ness of'any kind during tlio month
was
being
violated.
No
nnawer
was
“’j
Killed,~’Nine,
Injured
G9;
| 0f iitiidcl by Ida own concession."
t ’nkth, l-ti.- jiel eratj’s, hot house, filed in the case,"
Hint she was at tlu* home of her of which this one has hccu printed. when transfers amounting to $299,- •
A largo map of Florida showing 000 wore recorded in 15 different’
but; “ 1 numlrinte myself np ‘infidel1", practically none on market.
Mr. Ward said yesterday Hi . J .YluwLv»ippi Hau Nu Deaths; sister tn Rerwvn. a suburb, SnekeU the
best automobile routes, a map transactions. On Jun. 25. 43 'dciilH
[con- the 77 ycnr-old scientist raid, rendAlabama Has Two Injuries telegraphed that he would drive
Fgg 1 *1(1111 , standard crates, prac the'"idea of service” was the new
showing
the best w ater routpn of were made totaling only $80,000.
jiftg from n prepared manuscript, tically none on market.
out
sh
o
rtly
.'''
corporation, and <that the di-driUm) “ns a challenge to thought for those
First, however, he called nt the tho statu leading to tlila city and
ATI ANT A. (hi.. Feb. L—(/P)~
bution to philniUrophiea, chiefly for
Ijocnl reultors, interviewed today,'
Fens,
English,
7k
bushel
hamp
Iff who are asleep. The word la harm • er*, supplies very light, $I.(K)@ tho benefit of children, would he f’t'H J e\- n iJcrMna 'yielded up homo of A. F.. Schycr, a chauffeur, a county and t-lly map, are Includ ntaU-d that business has been (dom
ed
in
one
pleeo
and
are
compre
(c less if properly used. Ita stigma ban fJi.OO,
ing nn upward trend throughout
made after the payment of seven !•'. Jr 1 ivi s on the traffic alLar in who eurlier in the day hnd taken hensive in every detail.
,
him on several long trip* about
m b fn heupeil upop it by unih uking
post few weeks umuthat with*__
I*, .tiishr*.; nt u iwlftril »>ru I <,u nriuin per cent dividend to &1 -*U holders, -“fc Lieiih during tho week just
"Tho color work, typography and the
the
etty. There
lateu thn
ran cuy.
m ere hu
no heard
nvor
W .r odv y»>v MSoeLptf l|'
J. Up*,
uurvey by the Amounted
such
a good start, U>20,--will >•<lip' V ld k -j^ H n u r’s s o n play_ the, VtolfllL moral layout makes 'the new last year’* business hy many mil-,4;'
sdstvy t o.(pi.ft . f.c.’orahly -with
!»fl ; |/H
*I li rA^Vtlkt
’Vfftl t iT tiry m
______
___ ____
-’
'
'
by »j mn-,',.-ipnlity
|,v }eempuny them to denionslruto ills any ever iins T have always used mV own epnft vils
ill
this
slate,
"bad
uo
lietteVe
that
” ■ talent.
,
' science, not the dictum of any cull/
Oi‘
year a.liumbcr uf —
- hivt.itw i *aI
Arriving In DerWyn, Saekott's tho tiiulliag out o f• thmisnnn>lW
funcy, no supidics.
opi
ratqm
talhf
cm*,
motoirj'eh1
*
and
ono
donlL
If
my
words
liavo
awakened
n
a
m
e
s
pieces Will bo of givat vafile of $15,000,000 in mill's for theu yeiiWj
| heavy thought in narrow bigots und petril y ,1 mnn being thrown from Ids relatives uoclded to subject him “J these
Sweet Folutocs, per cwt. $.’1,00@
lo
the
city
in
many
Ways,"
Mr.
npany fipl hypocrites, I will have done
PAycbgphuthic examination and
Itnm. on n Georgia highway.
Hales actually uniuunted .tn over '
$.7.60.
prt re
K luxes Will IJrin#£
pursuudCd him to enter tho cub lYsrmnti stated.
?
17,000,000.
appointed!
work,"
Florida
leads
the
list,
both'
a
t
Tomatoes, sixes, Florida’s funcy
sell afand go to » hospital.
* • t\ *- / j
fI
**.;■
to
dcnlli
and
injuries,
scoring
nine
Circus
To
Sanford
p’tnvtn Momfiers of the congregation \)f count nnd stock, $5.00@$A.riU.
laiscs Finger In Fight
Parley
To
Re
Held
of
the
lormer
and
5!)
of
the
latter.
Tomatoes, sixes, Florida’s choice
from the large nnd fashionable church
,S ackett'suhmitted quiety to the
were stjjl discussing today the -un count ami stock, ?TtW(jj *.'1.60.
tifficiuls of the Knights of the Mlr.*h»dpiil was the only slate re- exanunatloii until two policemen
On Watermelon Ran
usual feature of the special church
Oranges, boxes, fancy count and Ku Klux Klim announce that they (Miriing no deaths.
wlm were summoned, arrived. In
service.
tmvt signed eontruets with one of
Sl.r.Wfi SMiti.
fight that' followed one of;
»)’ ami Audience Shocked but Attentive stock,
ithe
^
m
„ :rA
EB**• >Oranges, boxes, choice count and tin- larger circuses o^athc country
Puckett's
fingers was slmt
| !tn.,ct^ briefly, his views were (riven stock, $.7 .(M)((«'$l.0 l>.
vliich will come here for one ivcik ....... ...
of
Agriculture,
uml
officials
of the
-12 injuries.
Borro'v.
tho ordeal, was dropped in front of Florida Wutermclon (irower*’ As({rape fruit, boxes, fancy count commencing March 8 th to the Ulh, standing
me days ago in u statement to the
accident*
during
the
week.
H that press at which time ho said ho and stock, $2 .Mt@$!I.OO,
NEW YOlfk. Fsb. 1.—(jP)—^
for the purpose of raising fund.'
iut the ride siM'ialion, are endeavoring to a r
’ iws:
Iroin iuail an infidel. Yesterday the
llaselmll, resineil Olid ulhcrwi*t.',,
1 w. , .
went
on.
Later
Enckewt
flung
Grape fruit, boxes, choice count for charitable purposes.
range
a
meeting
In
Atlanta
with
Injured
Dead
The circus is said to he a high |
« “
(■j'• himself out of thc-aar ami vanish* Dr. Peter F. Hnhnsen, state veter will lio linttixl uhout Now York for.
r "■•plant wizard took the puipit to cx- and stock. $2 .fitl(d $7.P0.
•$
ciiiss two-ring hippodrome show, Virginia
jilain his infidelity.
oj;
jed In crowds on Jackson Houle- inarian. in an effort to ulter re the hext thrio days, the first hit of
Tangerines,
boxes,
tfi.rilHIhJBJiO,
!on the Although ninny of his auditors
carrying 25 feature circus acts. 15 Noiti' Carolina : : : 3
i-gMtard near the Union .Station.
strictions placed by Georgia ugainst 1 ho w« uk having been scored by tho
I’inenpples,
standard
crutes,
no
South
Carolina
lir rom- were obviously shocked at some nf Florida supplies.
clowns and two hands. 'Ihi.s same
...From
the
station
Sackett
tele
melon shipments from Florida, Mr. New York chapter pf the Baseball
........
.
.
.
»
■U
Georgia
l trhl. the ideas ho expressed, they gave
Writers’ Association of America, .
Mayo said today.
phoned
to
his
wife
und
his
arrest
Ktrnwberries, .72 cjuart crates, circus has shown in the principal Florida
50
men hini rapt attention and nt the con- practically no supplies.
ut their dinner last night.
cities of the onto this wittier under
soon
followed.
a
Some
lime
ago
Dr.
Ruhnsen
in
....r.#
1 are In- elusion of services prosed forward
Tomorrow the National League
Klan auspices and is very highly Alabama
.jq j Mrs. Sackett said her husband structed railroad officials not to
will close lbi Jubilee year celehru--’
endorsed.
At Jacksonville, St. Mihsbsippi .... ...... 0•I
ucccpt
melon
shipments
consigned
,
nnd
been
n
widely
known
mining
a<L ftl>
hipi by the hand,
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1.—M l—
Miami record J opisinna ......
'.q; | engineer until 12 years ngo, when to or through Goorgin if the mel- tlup with a dinner nt the A*tor to ;
permit Mr. lhiriuink declared his philos- Cotton futures steady: March, Petersburg and
\rkansua........
rueMay ophy of J tf c__tu, bc
crowds
were
reported
at
practi
jj
hta mind suddenly gave way from ons were |>aekcd in pine straw, be Lc attended by government officials
one
yjf
lov«.
’
-‘I
_____ ______ ___ lP..r.K; Muy, Jlt.pn; July, IH.41; Oct.
T onm sseu
fAht-m love everybody. I *
cally every* performance.
II overwork, and he was placed in nn cause, the veterinarian said, nr dan und baseball men from ull over?/;
‘ everything,” 17 .5 8 *'B” ; Dec. 17.58 “R *
lov'o
Kentucky
.....
Icvrn cn- he sultd. it The
The Klan committee Is arrang
___ j institution in I’ueblo, Colo. After ger of tick infestation from the the United State*. The sclmdulo
nujut pcoin-o’he religion'of must
makers cpd their year's work o n ;
"70 1 two years he was released, ap- pine straw.
|dc, ’ he declared, ‘‘is whnt they
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.—(A*)—MtXr ing .foriM number of extra features 1 'ilta
•tement would liko _ to believe, ^not wliut ed price niovciuentn nmrkt*<l the Which >111 be held each night in
I parenfly Tstovered, but wits treatWith Florida’s melon season ap Wednesday.
In the hotel lobby there are trade
|t Frank- 1;lhoy do Imlieve,
p; led ngAip lp 10-1. uftor which he proaching, the state is unxious to
and
w ry few
stop resumption of stock trading today connection with tho regular circus
1
1
1
MACARONI FOIt
entprsrh b u s in g s und prospered nt obtain a modification of the voter- talks from the groups uf magnates ,
inesituB; to examine iLi.foundnUons."
hut the main trend of the market program, which lasts two hours.
muriun’n restrictions, in order to and nmrtHgrr*. The writers, hosts
j
“ 1 hp idea that n good G»d would was higher. .Initial buying activity
| ()NDON, Fob. 1 t/P)—Ther^i Kannas City._____________
establish
n northern routejor ship to 400 qt the Commodore l a s t . __
• ho wonder-us to wheutor the - _ ‘.
m
I
h
H
f
“ burning Hell is centered Jaxgt ly in the stocks of \ccused Murderer
" one. From tllf1™
ments rif the 1920 crop, urcording ■ i spared‘ no
,
'v«y 1 utterly damnnhlc to me," the white | Companies in whirrh merger dcveln f P h n r i r / m | I’rime of Wales
Waler likes mucuronl'
mucuronl | | f f ^ 1 ) ^ . 0
L ltiH S
l O to Mr. Mayo,
commissioner to tho IRtlo
1’ieea ur cnar^ts tli U)malo„W
M
Tt , WncPM
,
“ ofth“ '-“'rod scientist asserted. "It is the Uupmehts
, / ,lts are
nre urn
understood to be
kpown jK-rformer In bandmll re
turn Cereal;
, ravings of iusanity—auperstition « ;ndine.
sueli■ as J’os
I’oslum
t-'orcat,
------- ;
,
...
lid o f .8vvtd«n lakes delight ill pro-i J J i x n
(Iff
I U P S fla V
ceived
a drubbing.
'ST__________
BALDWIN., Maine^.Feb. JUttjiJK.
ualJllu Lhe-dish
und -dgre
once won B
V ex* _ l U t o U f l j Paw tucket Rubbers
g-me lotiimd, I don't want anything rlilifomia ..........
lacking
ond. Ward Hnk.
................................WEST
tfajlrdifh and
-ot thelu.
the i to do with etich
such a GotL^
UmL"
r^
n u r v uIlftfh
r„i, (rmduj-JTx-saeTrCT
Ifrmtu jiiRg-sagrrg»
Ttnlntid'OiTpimritmifc/mr prise at U ctKiking school Wit
'G etJ T & E B i o f r a nf
w lljcSAmorican
& » Leaguo was p e r-’,
>* "!?•
Say-a 7ejin» Was infidel
Union I’aciflc and Canadian 1 uri- having shot and killed Melville
In which The. plant wizurd said that nl- fiC wore nls6 in demand.
Ward, 17 two months ngo, hus been ItlVAI. FOR NATH ALIA CRANE [
milted to sjieak, and PrcuhU-nti
PAWTUCKET. K. I. Fsb. $■ John
exononited without any court prola'^nr 'i h.?S5 h hc rc,Mi without the illF.;I^ARTAMBUfRF. Hrotll, Feb. 1.
Heydlor, of Urn National, wusi
•U* two .rating colored spectacles of thc, ceedlngs at u conference at tho
fA
»)—Four
inaaksd
and
unarmedNEW
YORK,
Feb.
1
—</l’)—
|
half
uf
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
L
^
^
—C<d’ I —(/ra-k-With imifo thun
limllod to five minutes. Home ono,
XrO the ology, Ju n ns we rc||,, g(fcof. |)tM|ka ton futures steady: March 20.22; jhome of the victim’s mother, Mrs. ManhstInn has discovered '**
inen
this
morning
robbed
the
cen
u Rirf'.
girl their‘vuyatft*;{min 1‘alos. Spain, io
hnd pinned tho following lines andW lw .ju s in g our own Judgment and rea- May, JO.fiO; July, 18.U0; Oct. 18.18; I Asa Ward.
poet to rival Nuthulia Crone
a nr of j Rucijos Ajres already behind them, tral postoffice of 11 sacks of mail the! scribes dared to read them: *
,
n .n, Itsu-nibg to the v<Zm withiu, Dec. |7Jt5.
. At the conference wn* Ward’s ilreoklyn. Eleven year old hulev' , (^m
^riijlor
'tran c o und his two after binding the two men on daty "Km Landis and Dan JohnM>n,:
spun
si
lparents, mcmliers of the Guptill in FiMrfirp daughter of phydclan, conbAniyn*,.
In t^& seaplane Plus and burning through the steel vault
h5 I
l£ e
without." ’
miiAuil
they had a head on plash.
^ and The Burbank philosophy of the
H4I..*•—m
mm w
-—care
_ . were
. gone
—
'
lectad tomorrow to with an acetylene torch. The men "Ken Landlii got tho verdict
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.—(A1)—Butter, the pidnts
in
the
has born writing rhymes for five uiVti^
aAV*<f»pe<tad
4
*
,
“
universe him
ln\
i
t
some
of
the
hun (n \it some"
’ hi^iVr^'''receinU
All years and keeps n tieiwll und nn- ^iumo^,Ui»ir
a .ll7nia' t|i»jr fltohl,
hb to '1,400 mlldq were in the building from midnight
ghcr; receipts 12.060 tubs; j family and two'denuty sheriffs.
Johnson got thu cash.
^.ovgro —
---until 3:35 o'clock, when they fled The magnates
^ 0d ___
II?t i«Y
i»nt <if110m,u,\ the tenf maker,
extra*
46;
stamlardi 45; [over und eventually it was agr»'cd iv r for inspirution ut night. Si»o_
hl'°, d b tslu "1Bk*
^ a in e ^| .ar .
eaincry
extras
4
banded Ken
, B-w*» le raid: All plants, unimgls and ri^ * , -ii > (TC42)i; seconds .71>@H-|thut Roland Guntill did not fire is now engaged on a novel.
in
a
car
which
had
been
kept
wait
1
..
'T
b
t
Iri*1
plane,
which
crossed
the
-Sts 41 ‘A@42l i ;
emW <and raised a mlgi
Xtvrn by
ing
outside.
in ^crnltyTxraVd- , Eggs lower; rec
r« «,p U 0,752 rases;! the shot that killed Ward and that
'- ¥ —1---- -— :---------i'dteun- Saturday from-Cape Verdf
tnW of .!.*
George Hulllvan, night clerk, was Out they raised Ban Johnson's sol
thc face o( tinio wherje fimts
**11
t4 fii32 ' ordinary
Ward died by his own hand.
I
TOWM APPEALS FOR AID
i g f „ ‘a ^ l4 .lh a Island of ternando
jjl»4@32;
ordinary firsts 30c. young
Gup till was sitting
u car with u
ktoiw not, ivhithcrywho ia gblc
‘
LOUGIIERA. Ireland, Feb. J ^ lS T > |o ro rfh ii « distance of 1,432 closing the door* of the lobby
an* 10,000 bucks a resr.* ' J
friend on the night that Ward was (fll—TWs town, which (a owned hv- miW (.y b ^ rd a y lumped the 279 when he waa confronted by the
fo r.
Bubo Ruth waa pictured a
CHICAG, Feb.
shot
and
when
informed
of
the
k«p
robbers
who
pushed,him
in
and
D<rd’ Ijiseelles, Princess ft,nry * miles t?f tFiLpvulhUiml and valplun« » o r, referred to Mesus
shooting, he recalled that he hud husband, through Inheritance n f a cdvgtacefuUy*.
Mrudel in his day’,- rosing
the w ater or the bound him. They next found and
found
a
shot
gun,
with
one
barrel
X® . lhaV
creeds.
Pgfcr
Rafferty,
landed estate. Is appealing to him
.-jlibngB' lining the three overpowered
umpty, una had .fired the other bar — I----- JR J P P .
* attack
watchman.
hard up and KifflS ftft quay*'
m ia y i' cheered
cheerod 1
lustily,
b
"is exccuRafferty succeeded ip freeing
w
to 190 pound rel In the air so that it might not needs money for public improvey- wi,i|eY whistling chorus of
ion Kenms Along E ast
@17.35; mn. " 18.70;
be discharged accidentally.
himself
five minutes after the rob
ments.
practical
come
wo*4ent!’W
by
ships
and
selections 10.4—
0 death
tug* iii'tba.iutrbor /nd automobiles bers left and after liberating 8ul*
Loast
Are
Forecast
tun
on
130
pounds
up
13.75,
iw
or murder
along.Ike.vVstcr front,
women.
Th(*RW«' Ultra npt only la makT ie
Eeb, 1*-^—-t/P)— sowi
in r' a.hUt^jrUNQIght, but^ also la
fo llo ii"
‘” U'J
making fta a tlfe e , sines tho piano
tunscl theHs.,^y
‘og. »tona warning:
hegr
l. J ■’ 40lif-13,70! light,
Board rtonti
w araln0' 80 ** m*
Hook v 7 , t * continued Sandy
CANNES; Francs, Feb. 1*“ W “ 'lounerd that she would play in the
‘
’
•
10 ho«on. Mass. Wa.Feb. L
n lu c When Helen Will* I f to meet bu
zsnns Lenglen in M batUo gcrout
to «p.
the nets for tennis *U|
until uftor
Internal
«■»
xirdifkg to
'li0, dirin!?' lb , yr-^eDt w«ck
10,00; best weight • |‘?er1
^
toiiuy by
mV.
“T T W l L M 11S & f e ;to
|Kanncr uf " r v 1<cs Wins Tennis » » rg53Ki&»i;aM>i w » diawn from the
Crown Of Australia
tournament comm
m
w fe s ?
l i i l f i l 'E s
CHURCHMEN WHY
HE IS AN IN FID E
IN DIXIE CLAIM 41
LIVES LAST WEEK
r
jw’MflwtVxa?S
Players, Magnates,’
Alike Furnish Fipi:For Sports Writers
, I
'■*
st, v u (
vs-1 U
v § 91 j
a
Fw Rm de Jaherio
&s r l s f i - ® ” *'ss
Date Of Lenglen-Wills Match Still
Uncertain As Nice Tournhment Opens
t r 1. C„t>nnA *t*J
F t
......
I ." ,1? 11* ‘ “uy. ,m
„ e o n F u L 1,
play in
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THE
a
building materials
sweetest
We Have Ample Stocks Right Now of
—SHEET ROCK
[o o n Me
-
—GYPLAP.
Q uality and Service
*3
—WIRE FABRIC.
„
CEMENT.
JT
—PLASTER.
\
—LIME.
—SHINGLES AND ROOFING
—ASPHALT.
/ .
r
III ETAL construction oii.n <rd itlraa basis is our main
l]X forte. LeLus estimate PH the job you are plannine,, no m atter how extens;
': T - , ' v
w
f 1’ '- -■
OUR PRICES ARE LOWER
t
'
CH A SE & CO M PANY
: .t
'
200 Oak A venue ~
OUR NEW STOCK OF WALL PAPER
WILL MEET WITH YOUR APPROVAL.
EMBOSSED POLYCHROMES' ROUGH
CAST, POLYCHROMES AND '
'OATMEALS.1
LET US SUGGEST YOUR DECORAT
ING. EXPERT INFORMATION'.'AT
YOUR COMMAND.
G. U. STUART
Quality Metnl, .Efficient Service, Correct Price.
Telephone 111
rin n s if You Need Them
WELAKA BLDG.
1
?
Oak and T hird Sts
The purpose o f our co-operative
plan is to provide a home for your
family. Start now to put your money
to work with that end in view. V v .
than any machine mm
A. It. PLATT, f
’ ’ ! 4 ' '*• MIRCH L. FOX
EXCLUSIVE D]
110 Magnolia Avenue
Phone .103
EfltimnVft Fftfe
Beautiful to the
112 First Street
COM E ON
LETS BUILD A GREAT CITY
L isten to vwh&t
It takes long term money and lots of it to build great
cities. A city wide, co-operative spirit is also neces
sary.
We have both.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Wo are making loans on bodies, improved business
property and apartm ent houses at 7 percent interest.
• —
• Lets talk over your program.
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Phone 48
Wc hnvo n hnbJl of doing things right. <
Sanford Building & Loan Association
LUM BER
W ALLBOARD
L IM E
.
M IR R O R D O O R S
CEM ENT
FREN CH DOORS
R O O F IN G T IL E
Fl u e
Representing Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Com
pany and the Calvert Mortgage Company, with a s s e ts
over Twenty-five Million Dollars.
linning
PA N EL DOORS
FRO N T DOORS
V E N T IL A T O R S
W IN D O W S
PLA STER
R O O F IN G
M ETA L LATH
THE IDEAL SPOT
Y O U R HO
Consult this office before
•
• I
struction, w e have some ml
B R IC K
mation for the home builde
S. A. P. HUDG1NGS, Manager
Courtesy and Quality
Phone 565
The Hous e o f Z-I-P. Service
" tsJ Third Siren
�FLO,
Tuesday, colder tonight, possibly
light fm s t in extrem e north por
tion; moderate northwest shifting
to north and northeast winds.
Wire
E d Press Full;
—
S A N I - Q U ^ f l O U ID A , M O N D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 1, 1926.
,
NUMIIER 150.
FIRST EDITION
\
rder Mystery
mm
anuary Real Estate
TransfersShowGain
4 1 7 Per C entln Year
\c t
mu
Ri*
Ian
%U~:\
Cimimissioncr Thompson Saj/s
An Avowal Of High M01
- Aims Would Not Justify
Violation Of Federal La
E. Ht Sackett Compels Taxi
Driver And Son At Point
Df Cun To Ride For Hours
: Through Chicago Streets
Complaint Last Yei
Led To Investigatioi
Man LoBes Finger In
Battle With Police
r l
!
Private Hearing Disci
That Ward Controlled Tw
Large Uakery Corporation
-----------
-
.
? *..:■+ .
■
-o
Total Of 439 Deals Sets
Second H ighest 30
Day Sum Recorded
In Last Two Years
C IT Y B O O K L E T
(JIV E S DETAILED
MAPS AND DATA $2,451,OOFBeing
idelv-Known Mining Ex|»crt I'nmphlcl Prepared By Cham
Lost Mind In 1023 Hut
ber Commerce May Be Used
. t Wps Apparently Recovered 1* "By Bond Houses. Tourists
.And Commercial Interests
.* THICAGY). Feb. ).—(/D—A taxi
Involved In Deals
AgentsReportUpivnrd
f NEW YORK, Feb. 1.—OP)—T1
Nek York American today snyb
Trend In All Phases
cab car Wheeled crazily about
e J i”
that Huston Thompson, member cf
The now booklet on Sanford
■.
the Federal Trade Commission, w il
Ojf Realty Activity
Chicidfd--^ stw ets for hours Inst which has just been receivtd by the
. seek an investigation Into the new
night, carrying a frightened chauf
i.
Chamber of Commerce for distri
f.-.0()l),imn Ward Food Product*
Itcnl estate transfers for
feur, u demented man, who con
bution throughout the country rep
| Corporation.
.the
month of January, 192(x
stantly urged him on with n pis resents the work of the publicity
■r. \ .
' <1- .
0 *
Mr. Lard, its organizer ani
amounted
to the huge sum o f ,
tol
umf
the
'chauffeur’s
eight-yearpresident, has announced th at thi*
committee extending for 111period
* «.VTy ^
TTg.jrsA V .y^ »• V
$2,451,000,
a gain of ?1,977,- .
old
,/turiy
who
bounded
inside
the
corporation
will
distribute
onev
Thi ■photograph show* the ypot where the headless,-legless, tor*.. of
of over a ycur, nnd Involves cxrule pawing desperately on a vio |K>nditumi for nrt work,.engraving 500, or an approximate gain
Misa Anna May Dietrich, 3-1, was found near Mcdiu, I’n. Tin
v tenth ol its net profits to philan
lin unde/ the madman’s compul- und nrintiiig Unit have nut hern of 417 per cent over the anlcs
urns form! on the estate o fS ^ m u cl .1. ilcml.raon, l'hllm!cl|>lii;i iti-.v , r thropies, in accordance with llibljThc less were found about Co root from the hunk, which was wrapped cal precepts.
slun.
equaled by nny vivic publication in of January 1925, according to*
The
American
(juntos
Conunisj
. in paper. Doctor* who examined the body ay the m unkr wu. ,„mcentral
Florida, atcording to R. W. deeds filed in thu office of
The
weird
tnxirnli
scene
was
doner Thompson an admitting that
to!niiit.<l by n person w ith expert surgical ability.
only one in n 10-hour rumpngo Poarmnn, secretary of the Cham Vunce E. Douglass, clerk of
| his only knowledge of the corporal’
tlimugh Chicago nnd Hcrwyn in ber nf Commerce.
*tion entne tliroagh nuwspupcr roj
"The committee, in making up the circuit court, and compiled
which E. IF SaCkett, 52, a Kansas
mots, but (Imt the mere avowal oj
City, Mo., mining engineer, fought llic booklet, endeavored to have by A. C. Carter, manager of tho
high litoral aims would not he u
Snnford Credit Association.
justification for a violation of thu Jack IJosi'nhnuni, 1!l, commutes a pistol duel with lierwyn police, facts nnd figures contained 1n Its
With tho exception of Novcmlmr
from United Slates to England to frightened patients and attendants pages which could be used hy bond
truth laws.
Service’ is the usual cry of rtleiid the some acliool Glare that in a hospital nnd finally after a houses who seek reliable informa 11)25, when sales amounted to a
those seeking to form a trust." Ih^ bis fathers have for four genera-' •?21 unpaid taxi ride, was quietly tion concerning the city’s wealth, monthly record of $.7^)1)5,000, tho
.JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Feb. I._ t»
without detracting from tho beau past month’s business among thn
UP)—Conditions ami quotations j Ameriean punted Commissioner ItoiiH. lie is shown leaving New a crust (fit- at the Union Station.
'R u t.'before he was finally enp- tiful and attractive layout. Many real estate men was greater thryi
prevailing on the Jacksonville- mar rhompson as saying. "Philanthropy York on his 17lhT trip.
(4bvcd. -22 detective bureau crime features are included, some of nny recorded within the past two
kot today as reported by the Flor- is no excuse for violation of ino
spiindrr, police on Half a dozen sta whirl) are distinct Innovations in years.
federal statutes or tne economic
ida Stall' .Marketing lluroau:
tions. and railroad detectives were Florida literature," said Mr. I’cnrDecember 1025 showed u tutu! of
laws
mi
which
they
are
based."
Plant Wizard Occupies Pul Supplies of all miscellaneous
loosed .on the ease, while the fate, inuu.
$iL22U,600 with 425 deals counting
Private
Hearings
Held
pit Of Fashionable Frisco vegetables very light; demand "Commissioner Nugent nnd 1
Tlie front rover rnntaifis a list in tho tqtal. Jnnuary’H 4.70 (Iraki
of tho chauffeur and his son was
good; ami eluent very light; mar
of
the contents in uljihnbotical or show n record’th at la believed to
still
',in
doubt.
Church And Shocks Hearers ket
complained last April about' tinstrong for good slock.
der entitled "What You W ant to be tho highest ever recorded in,thin
In Chicago op Ituslness
i bread situation. Private hearings
With His Frank Statem ents
Sackett. head of tho Utilities Know Ahout Snnford," and on the county, being higher than any oth
Bonn-, green, hampers, no sup i by the commissioner disclosed that
plies, demand good.
Manufacturing
Corporation of inside coyer is nn aeroplane view er month's figures now avuilnble.
William
!l.
Ward,
owns
$l,ot>0'.ootl
SAN' FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.—(/P)
K}uu<aa
City,
came
to Chlcngo a of the city and the waterfront.
Figures used in compiling .ho
Cahliage, >-j bushel hampers, j stock in the Continental Unking
—An infidel occupied the pulpit of
The booklet hnn one feature
wei/k'iigq'oti
business,
followed
lat
cords
do not include tax deeds
new
stuck,
$d.(IO(,nfl.CO.
J
Corporation,
while
president
of
-Inf
the First Congregational Church
er by his wife, who became alarm which officials hero belleva has tru st deeds.
Ward
Mukery
Curporalion.
He
com
Celery, Florida, lit inch crates,
yesterday. The infidel was L uther
plained that the corporation in t Fltj.itla Leads In The Number ed at messages be telegraphed to never before bccii incorporated
Jan.
14
showed
the
biggest
busi
jj-. liitjliank, noted plant rultuH st, an $I.Ml(rt Cooo.
icr. Receiving word nt hut hotel Into any booklet for the purpose ness of'any kind during tlio month
was being violated. No nnawer was
“
’j
Killed,~’Nine,
Injured
G9;
| 0f iitiidcl by Ida own concession."
t ’nkth, l-ti.- jiel eratj’s, hot house, filed in the case,"
Hint she was at tlu* home of her of which this one has hccu printed. when transfers amounting to $299,- •
.YluwLv»ippi H au N u D e a th s ; sister tn Rerwvn. a suburb, SnekeU A largo map of Florida showing 000
but; “1 numlrinte myself np ‘infidel1", practically none on market.
wore recorded in 15 different’
Mr. Ward said yesterday Hi . J
[con- the 77 ycnr-old scientist raid, rendAlabama Has Two Injuries telegraphed that he would drive the best automobile routes, a map transactions. On Jun. 25. 43 'dciilH
Fgg 1*1(1111, standard crates, prac the'"idea of service” was the new
showing the best w ater routpn of were made totaling only $80,000.
jiftg from n prepared m anuscript, tically none on market.
out s h o rtly .'''
corporation, and <that the di-driUm) “ns a challenge to thought for those
First, however, he called nt the tho statu leading to tlila city and
ATI ANT A. (hi.. Feb. L—(/P)~
Ijocnl reultors, interviewed today,'
Fens, English, 7k bushel hamp bution to philniUrophiea, chiefly for
Iff who are asleep. The word la harm • er*, supplies very light, $I.(K)@ tho benefit of children, would he f’t'H J e\- n iJcrMna 'yielded up homo of A. F.. Schycr, a chauffeur, a county and t-lly map, are Includ ntaU-d that business has been (dom
ed
in
one
pleeo
and
are
compre
(c less if properly used. Ita stigm a ban fJi.OO,
ing nn upward trend throughout
made after the payment of seven !•'. Jr 1ivi s on the traffic alLar in who eurlier in the day hnd taken hensive in every detail.
,
him on several long trip* about
m b f n heupeil upop it by unih uking
post few weeks um uthat w ith*__
I*, .tiishr*.; nt u iwlftril »>ru I <,u nriu in per cent dividend to &1-*U holders, -“fc Lieiih during tho week just
"Tho color work, typography and the
the
etty. There
lateu thn
ran cuy.
m ere hu
no heard
nvor
W .r od v y»>v MSoeLptf l|'
J. Up*,
uurvey by the Amounted
such
a good start, U>20,--will >•<lip' V l d k - j ^ H n u r ’s s o n play
_ the, VtolfllL moral layout makes 'the new last year’* business hy many m il-,4;'
sdstvy t o.(pi.ft . f.c.’orahly -with
!»fl ; ______
|/H*I li rA^Vtlkt
’ Vfftl t iT tirym
___ _____
-’
'
'
any ever iby »j mn-,',.-ipnlity
|,v }eempuny them to denionslruto ills
ins T have always used mV own epnft v ils
ill
this
slate,
"bad
uo
lietteVe
that
” ■ talent.
,
' science, not the dictum of any cull/
O- i‘ hivt.itw i *a I
bcr uf —
tho tiiulliag out o f • thmisnnn>lWyear a.lium
Arriving In DerWyn, Saekott's
funcy, no supidics.
opi
ratqm
talhf
cm*,
motoirj'eh1
*
and
ono
donlL
If
my
words
liavo
awakened
names
these pieces Will bo of givat vafileof $15,000,000 in mill's for theu yeiiW
| heavy thought in narrow bigots und petril y ,1 mnn being thrown from Ids relatives uoclded to subject him “J
j
Sweet Folutocs, per cwt. $.’1,00@
lo
the
city
in
many
Ways,"
Mr.
npany fipl hypocrites, I will have done
PAycbgphuthic examination and
Itnm. on n Georgia highway.
Hales actually uniuunted .tn over '
$.7.60.
lYsrmnti
stated.
prt re
? 17,000,000.
appointed! work,"
Florida leads the list, both' a t pursuudCd him to enter tho cub
Tomatoes, sixes, Florida’s funcy
sell afand go to » hospital.
* • t\ *- / j
fI
**.;■
to
dcnlli
and
injuries,
scoring
nine
p’tnvtn Momfiers of the congregation \)f count nnd stock, $5.00@$A.riU.
laiscs Finger In Fight
Parley
To
Re
Held
of
the
lormer
and
5!)
of
the
latter.
Tomatoes, sixes, Florida’s choice
from the large nnd fashionable church
,S ackett'suhm itted quiety to the
were stjjl discussing today the -un count ami stock, ?TtW(jj *.'1.60.
tifficiuls of the Knights of the Mlr.*h»dpiil was the only slate re- exanunatloii until two policemen
On Watermelon Ran
usual feature of the special church
Oranges, boxes, fancy count and Ku Klux Klim announce that they (Miriing no deaths.
wlm were summoned, arrived. In
service.
tmvt signed eontruets with one of
stock, Sl.r.Wfi SMiti.
fight th at' followed one of;
»)’ ami Audience Shocked but Attentive
ithe
^
„ :rA
EB**• >Oranges, boxes, choice count and tin- larger circuses o^athc country
Puckett's fingers was slmt
| !tn.,ct^
vliich will come here for one ivcik ...........
briefly,
his
views
were
(riven
stock,
$.7.(M)((«'$l.0l>
.
of
Agriculture,
uml
officials
of the
-12 injuries.
Borro'v. me days ago in u statem ent to the
tho ordeal, was dropped in front of Florida Wutermclon (irower*’ As({rape fruit, boxes, fancy count commencing March 8th to the Ulh, standing
accident*
during
the
week.
H that press a t which time ho said ho and stock, $2.Mt@$!I.OO,
NEW YOlfk. Fsb. 1.—(jP)—^
for the purpose of raising fund.'
iut the ride siM'ialion, are endeavoring to a r
’ iws:
Iroin iu ail an infidel. Yesterday the
llaselmll, resineil Olid ulhcrwi*t.',,
1w. , .
went
on.
Later
Enckewt
flung
Grape fruit, boxes, choice count for charitable purposes.
range
a
meeting
In
Atlanta
with
Injured
Dead
The circus is said to he a high |
« “
(■j'• himself out of thc-aar ami vanish* Dr. Peter F. Hnhnsen, state veter will lio linttixl uhout Now York for.
r "■•plant wizard took the puipit to cx- and stock. $2.fitl(d $7.P0.
•$
jilain his infidelity.
oj;
jed In crowds on Jackson Houle- inarian. in an effort to ulter re the hext thrio days, the first hit of
Tangerines, boxes, tfi.rilHIhJBJiO, ciiiss two-ring hippodrome show, Virginia
!on the Although ninny of his auditors
carrying 25 feature circus acts. 15 Noiti' Carolina : : : 3
i-gMtard near the Union .Station.
strictions placed by Georgia ugainst 1 ho w« uk having been scored by tho
I’inenpples,
standard
crutes,
no
South
Carolina
lir rom- were obviously shocked a t some nf
clowns and two hands. 'Ihi.s same
...From
the
station
Sackett
tele
melon shipments from Florida, Mr. New York chapter pf the Baseball
Florida
supplies.
.......»
■U
Georgia
l trhl. the ideas ho expressed, they gave
W riters’ Association of America, .
Mayo said today.
phoned
to
his
wife
und
his
arrest
Ktrnwberries, .72 cjuart crates, circus has shown in the principal Florida
50
men hini rap t attention and n t the con- practically no supplies.
ut their dinner last night.
cities of the onto this wittier under
soon
followed.
a
Some
lime
ago
Dr.
Ruhnsen
in
.... r.#
1are In- elusion of services prosed forward
Tomorrow the National League
Klan auspices and is very highly Alabama
.jq j Mrs. Sackett said her husband structed railroad officials not to
will close lbi Jubilee year celehru--’
endorsed.
At Jacksonville, St. Mihsbsippi .... ...... 0•I
ucccpt
melon
shipments
consigned
,
nnd
been
n
widely
known
mining
a<L ftl>
hipi by the hand,
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1.—M l—
Miami record J opisinna ......
'.q; | engineer until 12 years ngo, when to or through Goorgin if the mel- tlup with a dinner nt the A*tor to ;
permit
Mr. lhiriuink declared his philos- Cotton futures steady: March, Petersburg and
\rk a n su a .........
rueMay ophy of Jtfc__tu, bc
crowds
were
reported
a
t
practi
j
j hta mind suddenly gave way from ons were |>aekcd in pine straw, be Lc attended by government officials
one
yjf
lov«.
’
‘I
_____ ______ ___ lP..r.K; Muy, Jlt.pn; July, IH.41; Oct.
Tonmsseu
fAht-m love everybody. I *lov'o
cally every* performance.
II overwork, and he was placed in nn cause, the veterinarian said, nr dan und baseball men from ull over?/;
‘ everything,” 17.58 *'B” ; Dec. 17.58 “R *
Kentucky
.....
Icvrn cn- he sultd. it The
The Klan committee Is arrang
___ j institution in I’ueblo, Colo. After ger of tick infestation from the the United State*. The sclmdulo
in-o’he religion'of nujut
must pcomakers cpd their year's work o n ;
"701two years he was released, ap- pine straw.
|dc, ’ he declared, ‘‘is whnt they
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.—(A*)—MtXr ing .foriM number of extra features 1'ilta
•tement would liko _ to believe, ^not wliut ed price niovciuentn nmrkt*<l the Which >111 be held each night in
I parenfly Tstovered, but wits treatWith Florida’s melon season ap Wednesday.
In the hotel lobby there are trade
|t,I Frank- 1;lhoy
p; led ngAip lp 10- 1. uftor which he proaching, the state is unxious to
and
stop resumption of stock trading today connection with tho regular circus
'■* do Imlieve,
1st, v u ( vs11U vw
§91rjy afew
1
MACARONI FOIt
entprsrh busings und prospered nt obtain a modification of the voter- talks from the groups uf m agnates ,
inesituB; to examine iLi.foundnUons."
hut the main trend of the market program, which lasts two hours.
muriun’n restrictions, in order to and nmrtHgrr*. The writers, hosts
j
“ 1hp idea that n good G»d would was higher. .Initial buying activity
| ()NDON, Fob. 1 t/P)—Ther^i Kannas City._____________
establish
n northern ro u te jo r ship to 400 qt the Commodore l a s t . __
• ho wonder-us to wheutor the - _ ‘.
m
I
h
H
f
“ burning Hell is centered Jaxgt ly in the stocks of \ccused Murderer
" one.
From tllf1™
ments rif the 1920 crop, urcording ■ i spared‘ no
,
'v«y1utterly damnnhlc to me," the white | Companies in whirrh merger dcveln f P h n r i r / m | I’rim e of Waler
Wales likes mucuronl
mucuronl'| | f f ^ 1 ) ^ . 0
L ltiH S
lO
commissioner to tho IRtlo
to Mr. Mayo,
1’ieea ur cn ar^ ts tli U)malo„W
MTt , WncPM
,
“ o fth “ '-“ 'rod scientist asserted. " It is the Uupm
, /ehts
,lts are
nre urn
understood to be
kpown jK-rformer In bandmll re
turn Cereal;
, ravings of iusanity—auperstition « ;ndine.
sueli■ as J’os
I’oslum
t-'orcat,
--------;
,
...
lid of .8 vvtd«n lakes delight ill pro-i J J i x n ( I f f
I U P S fla V
ceived
a drubbing.
BALDWIN., Maine^.Feb. JUttjiJK.
ualJllu tfajlrdifh
Lhe-dish and
und -dgre
once won B
V e x * _ l U t o U f l j Paw tucket Rubbers
g-me lotiimd, I don't w ant anything rlilifom ia ............................................
lacking ond. Ward Hnk- WEST'ST___________
.
-ot the
ito do with such
thelu.
etich a UmL"
GotL^
r^
nur v uIlftfh
r„ i, (rmduj-JTx-saeTrCT
Ifrmtu jiiRg-sagrrg»
Ttnlntid'OiTpimritmifc/mr prise at U ctKiking school Wit
'G etJ T & E B i o f r a nf
w lljcSAmorican
& » Leaguo was p e r - ’,
>* "!?•
Say-a 7ejin» Was infidel
Union I’aciflc and Canadian 1 uri- having shot and killed Melville
In which The. plant wizurd said th a t nl- fiC wore nls6 in demand.
Ward, 17 two months ngo, hus been ItlVAI. FOR NATH ALIA CRANE [
milted to sjieak, and PrcuhU-nti
PAWTUCKET. K. I. Fsb. $ ■ John Heydlor, of Urn National, wusi
exononited without any court prola '^ nr 'i h.?S5 h hc rc,Mi without the illF.;I^ARTAMBUfRF. Hrotll, Feb. 1.
•U* two .ratin g colored spectacles of thc, ceedlngs a t u conference a t tho
NEW YORK, Feb. 1 —</l’)—’ I| — (/ra-k-With imifo thun half uf fA»)— Four inaaksd and unarmed- limllod to five minutes. Home ono,
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
L
^
^
—C<dXrO the ology, Ju n ns we rc||,, g(fcof. |)tM|ka ton futures steady: March 20.22; jhome of the victim’s mother, Mrs. ManhstInn has discovered u girl
'** Rirf'. th eir‘vuyatft*;{min 1‘alos. Spain, io inen this morning robbed the cen hnd pinned tho following lines andW lw .ju s in g our own Judgment and rea- May, JO.fiO; July, 18.U0; Oct. 18.18; I Asa Ward.
poet to rival Nuthulia Crone
a nr of j Rucijos Ajres already behind them, tra l postoffice of 11 sacks of mail the! scribes dared to read them: *
,
n .n, Itsu-nibg to the v<Zm withiu, Dec. |7Jt5.
. At the conference wn* Ward’s ilreoklyn. Eleven year old hulev' , (^m
^ riijlo
spun
si r 'tra n c o und his two a fte r binding the two men on daty "K m Landis and Dan JohnM>n,:
lparents, mcmliers of the Guptill in FiMrfirp daughter of phydclan, conbAniyn*,.
In t^& seaplane Plus and burning through the steel vault
h5 I
l£ e
without." ’
miiAuil
they had a head on plash.
^ and The Burbank philosophy of the
H4I..*•—m
mm w
-—care
_ . were
.
—
'
lectad tomorrow to with an acetylene torch. The men "Ken Landlii got tho verdict
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.—(A1)—B utter, the pidnts
in
the
gone
has born writing rhymes for five uiVti^
aAV*<f»pe<tad
4
*
,
“
universe him
ln\
i
t
some
of
the
hun ( n \i t some"
’ hi^iV
All years and keeps n tieiwll und nn- ^iumo^,Ui»ir
a .ll7nia' t|i»jr flto hb
mlldq were in the building from midnight
h l, to 1,400
'
ghcr;r^'''receinU
receipts 12.060 tubs; j family and two'denuty sheriffs.
Johnson got thu cash.
^.ovgro —
---until 3:35 o'clock, when they fled The magnates banded Ken
Si»o_, d b tslu "1Bk*
^ 0d ___
II? t i«Y
i»nt <if110m,u,\ t he tenf maker,
extra*
46;
stam lardi 45; [over und eventually it was agr»'cd iv r for inspirution ut night. hl'°
^ a i n e ^| .ar .
eaincry
extras
4
, B-w*» le raid: All plants, unimgls and r i^ * , -ii > (TC42)i; seconds .71>@H-|thut Roland Guntill did not fire is now engaged on a novel.
in
a
car
which
had
been
kept
w
ait
1
..'T
b
t
Iri*1
plane,
which
crossed
the
-Sts 41 ‘A@42l i ;
em W <and raised a mlgi
Xtvrn by
in ^crnltyTxraV d- , Eggs lower; rec
r« «,p U 0,752 ra s e s ;! the shot th at killed Ward and that
'- ¥ —1---- -— :---------i'dteun- Saturday from -Cape Verdf ing outside.
tnW of .!.*
hand.
George Hulllvan, night clerk, was Out they raised Ban Johnson's sol
thc face o( tinio w herje fim ts
**11
t4fii32' ordinary
Ward died by his own I
TOWM APPEALS FOR AID
i g f „ ‘a ^ l 4 .lha Island of ternando
jjl»4@32;
ordinary firsts 30c. young
Gup till was sitting
u car with u
ktoiw not, ivhithcrywho ia gblc
‘
LOUGIIERA. Ireland, Feb. J ^ lS T > |o ro rfh ii « distance of 1,432 closing the door* of the lobby
an* 10,000 bucks a resr.* ' J
friend on the night that Ward was (fll—TWs town, which (a owned hv- miW (.y b ^ rd a y lumped the 279 when he waa confronted by the
fo r.
Bubo Ruth waa pictured a
CHICAG, Feb.
shot
and
when
informed
of
the
k«p
robbers
who
pushed,him
in
and
D<rd’ Ijiseelles, Princess ft,nry * miles t?f tFiLpvulhUiml and valplun« » o r, referred to Mesus
shooting, he recalled that he hud husband, through Inheritance n f a cdvgtacefuUy*.
Mrudel in his day’,the w ater or the bound him. They next found and
rosing
found
a
shot
gun,
with
one
barrel
X® . lhaV
creeds.
Pgfcr
Rafferty,
landed estate. Is appealing to him
.-jlibngB' lining the three overpowered
umpty, una had .fired the other bar — I------JR J P P .
* attack
watchman.
hard up and KifflS ftft quay*'
m ia y i' cheered
cheerod 1lustily,
b
"is exccuR afferty succeeded ip freeing
w
to 190 pound rel In the a ir so that it might not needs money for public improvey- wi,i|e Y whistling chorus of
ion Kenms Along E ast
@17.35; mn. " 18.70;
be discharged accidentally.
himself five minutes a fter the rob
ments.
practical
come
wo*4
ent!’W
by
ships
and
10.4—
0 death
tug* iii'tba.iutrbor /nd automobiles bers left and a fter liberating 8 ul*
Loast Are Forecast selections
tun on 130 pounds up 13.75, iw
or murder
along.Ike.vVstcr front,
women.
Th(*RW«' Ultra npt only la makT ie
Eeb, 1*-^—-t/P)— sowi
in r ' a.hUt^jrUNQIght, but^ also la
fo llo ii"
‘” U'J
making fta a tlfe e , sines tho piano
tunscl theHs.,^y
‘og . »tona warning:
hegr
l. J ■’ 40lif-13,70! lig h t,
Board rtonti
w araln0' 80 ** m*
Hook v 7 , t * continued Sandy
CANNES; Francs, Feb. 1*“ W “ 'lounerd that she would play in the
‘
’
•
10 ho«on. Mass. Wa.Feb. L
n lu c When Helen Will* I f to meet bu
zsnns Lenglen in M batUo gcrout
to «p.
the nets for tennis *U|
until uftor
Internal
«■»
xirdifkg to
'li0, dirin!?' lb , yr-^eDt w«ck
10,00; best weight • |‘?e r1
^
toiiuy by
mV.
" r v 1<cs Wins Tennis » » rg53Ki&»i;aM>i w » diawn from the
|Kanncr uf
11
Crown Of Australia
tournament comm
m
l i i l f i l ' E
Mm,
w fe s ?
s
CHURCHMEN WHY
HE IS AN IN FIDE
IN DIXIE CLAIM 41
LIVES LAST WEEK
r
jw’MflwtVxa?
K luxes Will IJrin#£
Circus To Sanford
m
F w Rm de Jaherio
&s r l s f i - ®
”
Date Of Lenglen-Wills Match Still
*'ss Uncertain As Nice Tournhment Opens
“T T W l L M S & f e ;to
t r 1. C „ t> n n A *t*J
......
F t
I ." ,1? 11*
„
‘ “uy. ,m
e o n F u L 1,
play in
S
Players, Magnates,’
Alike Furnish Fipi:For Sports Writers
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will cover every phase o f business. Correctly classify th*i
wants of every housewife, in fact, anything, regardleal
of size, price, or scrvico it perform s, can be bought, soltfJ
exchanged or rented, through the C lassified Columns of1
the Herald.
siness
New Photograph of Ex-Kaiser
Mayor Apo/iVi' .Three Women
And Two Men To Serve On
Commission For D irecting!
Children’s Piny A ctivities I
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The members of thu city play- j
ground commission have been u p -|
pointed and M ayor Lake announc-j
«d th is m orning th a t M rs. W. C.
H ill, M rs. R. R. Deas, Mrs. Fred
Djiigcr, 8 . R, Dighton und F. W.
T albot will serve as members of
X the body for n term of one year
each
A m eeting of th e commlHidnii
has been scheduled for tonight i n !
the office of Mr. Dighton when
organization details will be p e r
fected and prelim inary pluns made
fo r th e w ork to bo undertaken
Within the n e x t year.
Bteps for the purchasing of playI ground equipm ent, which lit expect
ed to be made in tho next 10 days,
a re also contem plated fo r to n ig h t’s
m eeting. The engagem ent of a riirector, who will have chargo of the
. m any activities am ong the chili./’ dren, is to be announced in Die
v near future, it Is stated.
- Tho Lions' Club ulded by tho
, parent-teachers' association und
other women's organizations re- Here In a new picture of Kx-KuUcr Wilhelm, takqit a t hi* castle ut Doom, Holland. He is r.liown walk. cently Inaugurated a cam paign for in,; in the ground* with hi « wife, Princeas Her mi no. .This is the first picture of the cx-kaiscr in years,
tha purpose of ralsng the sum o f !
$2,000 wth whch to curry on the
work for the next year. The sue- ‘
csss of this drive has resulted in
the early form ation of the com
mission and action toward purchnsi
ing the necessary equipment.
^ m V n a a n y U v p ^ T f^ a iT ln F ^ T u ftT CHICAGO, Feb. l.-L</P)—DtT h e park a t Thirteenth Street,
have finished computing in tha a l l ; spito a wavering sta rt, wheut
betweeq ftLj|r»niln -»n.l—E .liunn.t
day meet for prizotl tolallinir $5,000) prices took an early swing upward
Venues hat "been designated t>y
a 'm am m oth
fireworks d isp la y ' today. Active buying by houses
p tha city as a playground and one
. other site on tho west side of the Plan* Are C o m p le te F o r liig utung the lake chore will precede with eastern connections was chiefthe m any private dinner parties ly responsible. C urrent reports lncity la to be sclcctetf-wlthla the in U v g n tiu T o lie S ta g e d On tliut im» ic in g planned a t the hotel dicatcd absence of any pressure of
< m ediate future, it Is announced. ,
L a k e M o n rc e F e b r u a r y 1M»;
These parks a re to bo equipped
w ith all modern playground appar- I
F ire w o rk a D is p la y IM anned
YACHT CLUB WILL
HOLD BALL IN NEW
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B r i t t-Chlttenden Company
■ Haa Bljf Week When Sales
In Varloua Part# Of -City
r;. HU Q uarter Million Murk
R ealty tran sfers representing ap-
dwell o f tha building now oci by tha Sanford Herald a t
pa given as $40,000. This
ng fro n ts 24 feet on MugAvonu# and is 117 feet deep,
lurch oxers plan to remodel
iro when The Herald's
t i t deal closed by tjio
Filial plans for the observance of
u formal bull ut lhr H old Furn-.-l
Luke following the. big reg a tta and
I i o ta to be held tm l.ik e Monroe
Feb. 2b by the Sanford Yacht Club
havt. been coni|.r’>ted, club officials
announced today nnd everything Is
in readiness fur the staging of
olid S treet owned by 1. 3 \, Phil
lips and recently transferred to a
local syndicate for a reported price
of $150,000.
Members of the syndicate arc:
R. A, N ew m an,'M rs, J. Fleischer,
1.. F. Chittenden, Fred Sorrentu,
E. F. Houishtddcr, George Caldwell,
of Rrsdcntun, and the UdU-Chiltenden R ealty Cbmpuny.
Another deal made public by the
firm was the sale of 14 lot* in
the sunt burn section of the city to
W. J . W heeler. of Hie Brooklyn
E arle. for $7,500.
Oho hundred and ten acres near
Robinson'* Springs were sold to
,
O tto Rchmelu fo r 1200 an acre, 1HE-MA1{ it I AGE It
according to the firm , who sold the
HO.STON. Feb. t
property fo r John p o s te r of Fcnn- cognizance of repot
sylvnuia.
urirk C, Church Jr.
Lot sates in Druid Park, Mar- Jcrtdlt) hus denied
vanU, Pinchurst * M the A. F. G. her husband were
Industrial. T ract
cem ent mated a CbUiuMu WwiilWV,
within the iavt week
t-yd to t»;U r, C om urloa n
,h*W tto o u k d
W W W k . > & .New
i. J lS
i our business can be Kept before the eyes ol the,
public at a moderate cost, by having a standing ad
explaining your service in the Classified Columns
A complete list of your daily offerings m
columns of T he Herald will prove very profitable
!t is not a matter of selling, it is just a matter of of1
fering what the public wants.
omo
Used Cars can bi
sed ol very economical!;
through these col
Daily someone receives
sufficient money to purchase a car, if the car this
man wants is advertised a sale is most certain.
Throughout the country the Classified Columns
is the clearing house for used cars.
To ffarFFousewife
?re is nothing that will perform the service fo
ujusewife at so little cost as a Classified Ad
it vacant room, the old chair, chiffonier or othe
:les in
attic or loft can b e turned into imme
e cas^ a*a sniall cost through Classified Ads.
May touching 1.78 und July 1.54
Coni and oats were easy, infli
bncetl by corn receipts of SOU cars
here. A fter opening Aic off to tic
up, May 84*. tt> 8444 , corn scored
slight general gains und then re
ceded to below Saturday's finish.
O ats started Vifd 'i c lower ,to
Uc advance May 4 4 V Later all
months showed some loss.
With the Tccognizcd leaders mov
ing sluggishly. interest in the early
dealings was confined to rallies in
several specialties. Prospects fa r
several huge combinations of food
companies stim ulated buying in
thoso tscuritic^.
. > .,
O tb rr strong spot, were Allies.
Chemical, Gold Dust, Dupont, Fam-1
mis i'layc-ra. International Paper)
ahd Atnerlcan Zinc pfd., with the
W abash Joining tbe ad vanes in th e !
rails, Reactionary tendencies, how- [
beer, cropped out in Radio, An*e*M
lean Woolen, Remington Tvnewrlt*1]
er.and^F isae Rubber.
l A rife, in sterling t . fi.Wi 3-8,1!
the Highest deniind rate ijwijgtto.V
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u y tS fi
Tlie Classified C olum ns of T h e Herald
niany tourists w h o visit our city daily the 111
information concerning hotel accommodat
taxi service, in fact an y information that i
valuable tQ tlie toutfets.
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THE SANKARA
whose name* *Pj
IIn - w Year1. H*t," **id D
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? n l *ie
committee the r»v-
d women aubthe men W
find
sub■a._**■>» KAMrivil '
I L | r rf.lH s .Majesty
in regard to
the 'bf-stov.'ul of honors for public
«rvice."
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"The song of the 'AnUrefl^ j*
the new nnthem of the- r iltEl0t£
league or G.«
reat
Britain. “ D .1*
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intended to r.iiut the red flag, the
j sung to tho tune of
• ^ a S n d ^ V M n r y T n n ii;" caused
the communists to atWW b*ro ,
headed ia rewrence. All English j
:dom league. - Less
5*8 spc
Spectacular
quieter methods than* in pri. - '‘ay* have beeni Jjpcided
decid upon
kut pIan* for mammothproces:
>th processions
throughout' England in June
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'h i nMiss
Ellen .wmflrf
“i t “Iritif.H
p m»
a n inner
labor meJnra. -w
- $t,\ pa® f S j J
Is hoping tl,„. itAjpit
* ‘ in its latest
e ndpavers, „h i s * * .
m
■>».« »f a » c " « i i - h 5 £ t e
‘hjrottts or otljer .years.
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^ - nn®^ to Have nt Icint
5°.W>0 young women in the L/mdim June parade, the idea M nB tn
"aof.cn the hearts of tho 1-..1. 1”
tors."
MONPAY?
Sucrtr Viff princc
I^ n ti Dm
year
da*
nS?u?°S^
"l
1,st *J*b
M n th JT i tha^ hc kRew Ouecn
IS Ideal Residence Lots .on Park Avenue
Close In
Mother Alexandra was geatly con»•,
«rned m the risk:, her fvnr>tc; grim
toek In the Huntlnfi fit-id. When' 1?2".'
declining an: en«ti; gomeitt Umrtly
w f. re t'.*:cn Al-rumlra died, the
rnnee said, ‘*r cannot havp Grannie
are d a n g ero u s
take* &U.0K-LAX
•pleasant tabuleato clean the bow els
BETTER THAN "OIL"
The Spaniard.-, found no horses
the new wnrld,
d |K L O K - L A X
Brunette
li£ f
Stucco
tary of th coal njiners union, it
is suggested, however, thnt Lady
Actor’s namo th a t should have
been used in the last line as ih
was she who recently offered fre e
transportation to Russia for any
two-yenr triol of Bolshevik free
dom.
The suffragette is coming back.
Nut satisfied with tho vote a t 30,
she now, wants to exert h er prerog
ative upon reaching the age of 2i.
"Votes for women on the snipe
terms ns men" has ben adopted ns
the slogan of the new Women’s
26 Lots in W oodruffs Subdivision '
;>' v; ’Y*-
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$600.00 Each ■ ■ ■
20 Acres on Island Lake
Elton J. Moughton
ALL BARGAINS
fc ' r\ J l • V J
AHUH 111501
v
Hoofing
Somaliland in tropical Africa!
wher9 the natives drench themselves with crocodile musk.
Mr. Hampton gives a chapter i<>
the proper arrangement of flow,
ers fn gardens so that tho scents
Will be harmonious and plants ami
flowers will be provided which will
supply perfume throughout tj:.
year.
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The Prince of Wales hns been s o
much Jntoly with his brothers, the
Duke of York and Prince Henry,
hunting with them almost daily
and attending practically the same
social functions, that intimates
have dubbed them the “Three M a s kefeors."
It became known recently that
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$400.00 Per Acre
Shingles
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lt-ll'1*llt of I'lnrlila
till
Itufi
First V».(«.nal Hank.
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UWAI. k*.*T|Ul>''"
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HANTOItK Ftb\.
G c& i c n tim e "
$1,666.66
Each
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Kirxt N ath)nnJ LUafc TGrig
•Linford —— —1— h’lnrtrt*
Sewer Pipe
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S E R V E YOU
Rhone 536
to
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Shop for good
work. Ladies welcome.
Next to Valdez.
REALTORS
2 10 East First Street
P hone 708-709
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|,e In llie following places, on ilte dute. ami l>. i -%«•• n in. lion. •
uluo inch for the purpose of receiving TAX l{i:TCIt\’:’ r r ttir
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iteiieva—Velirusry 8th, 1:00 I*. M. in .l oo !• ,M
Chtiluola—February tuh, lOMhl A. M. in 12 no ,\l.
iivletlo—Fchrunry bill, 1:00 I', Al., to 3 im g ,\i
iiniirlella—FHiriuiry joth. 10:00 A. Al. in 12 on M
Altiinioitie—l-'eliruary loth, 1:00 1*. AV, io 2101 i* u
l.onKW'outl-T-Kehriiary lllh , 10;0O.A. At to 12.mi M
l.ulie Alury—February tlili, t;oo |*. Al lo 3 no I* Al
t,uke Monroe—February 12th, 10:00 A Al to 12 Oil
Paula—February 12ih, 1:00 I'. At. to 3:»o l‘ M
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First Baptist <Church, Sanford, Fla. :
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Hi. Ghnrlc.q B. M cFcrrin, diet expert, will deliver bin luimoroU‘i lecture, "W hat’s tho M atter With Everybody."
If you want genuine help with your diet problems ami feel
like you needed a good Inugh to tnkc *0100 of the burdens from
your htfart, u real tre a t is awning you.
LET YOUR STOMACH FOLD ITS ARMS AND CROSS ITS
LEGS AWHILE. Dr. M cFobJn'a ‘honroruiw lecture will luru
1tie trick Tuesday night.
If you havo used the first part of your life to make the ln--t
part of your life miserable, you will be able in a measure lo
atone for your stomach’* sins lifter you hear tliii, unusual lec
ture.
This discourse, which carries with it demonstration*, ninv U*
the direct answer to raycr. p If you feel that you are ut the
end of your ro’pc—well, just tie n knot in it and hold on unt:t
you can catch the new view of the miracles thnt properly com
bined foods can perform for you to make you feel better.
I ^ t this wonderful lecture give you n new excuse for think
ing, Let it lead you Into the full daylight of the "why" of your
wretchedness. This discourse is n surprise, even to thinking
people. By being present you will tnV« a twenty year sU-p in
one hour, and a new-ho|>o will come into your life. You will ad
just why playing Intestinal poker bus been n loosing game for
you all those years.
If there bus been a minus sign In your life—if you have lost
friends—love— Money, or opportunity. Dr. McFcrrin will help
you regain them,
If you want Jto hamm er your bad health ns flat ns a pancake
don't miss this talk a t the First Baptist Church Tuesday night
which the I’arent Teachers Association hns made mmsible for
Sanford people to enjoy.
If you can’t find health In this lecture, you couldn’t find
Dr. M cFerrin speaks also* on "FOODS THAT EX I1LODI* TKTHE INTESTINES," to WOMEN ONLY at 3:30 in the same
church on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 8. It is mid that this
lecture is the most engaging and profitable lecture that has
been given' by any lecturer for years. If it should rain, come
anyhow. You may have to go to a funeral in the rain. To lie
sprinkled by a February shower may prolong your life-
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“Sanford’s First Industrial Developm ent”
'We have told you of the future of Sunford, and in pur
many developments wo have tried to radiate our belief
that in a few sliort years Sanford would become the centi al metropolis of all Florida. This is certain, you do not
need more than a iimited amount o f vision to see the
Kreat prosperity th at is in store for Sanford. The things
that are offered today are small compared with what
will be offered in a short time.
Retailers and jobbers of the entire southern section ot
the state are depending almost entirely on the transpor
tation and shipping-facilities that are offered m San
ford. W hat will they be doing when the first large
steamer tows into the channel with sufficient supplies
and m aterial to keep the whole of Central Florida on its
way to prosperity and wealth. Then When these m ater
ials are received here it is no more than reasonable that
they will be'prepared here for immediate use, instead
of being shipped further in raw condition, no m atter
what their need may be.
The m anufacturing Industry for Sanford is assured,
.. Buy Today at $25 Per. Foot
S ite 9 6 x 2 6 0
Twenty per cent cash and the balance payable in six
semi-annual payments. A deposit of fiv e per cent will
secure these sites closing in thirty days.
A TR^CT OF APPROXIMATELY FIVF
acres fronting 400 feet on main lin$ of
railroad in Rand Yard, close to laborers.
Ideal as warehouse or manufacturing
site. Priced far under market a t
T W e tin{<iue dev elo p m en t
offers excellent investment opportunities
mmmmm
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ANOTHER nKrrr-CH!TTENI)BN
$25.00 per
OUK qKGANIZA'
RfAMTQRS
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�IN D A V , F E B R U A R Y I , 1926
A'fclTTER PILL
t A Sermon
c composure and cheerful serenity with wl
A fioo.ooe.ooo “Peak."
in youths went tb their deaths Saturday on th
To Abolish K illing
of th e Muskogee county jqll for a.crime committed two years
The Oxygen Booster.
Ugo, flhould.be the theme fo r a sermon broadcast to the cor
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
ners dt the world ok irrefutable proof of the existence o f a np rT llM IK*, fcr Sloe •"•>
Divine gbacc sufficient for the calm and courageous facing
PROFITS ON the Pennsylvania
of any ordeal.
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Ministers of all denominations should capitalize oh this ynilroacl for one y ear reach a
a n ts c ttip n o * r a t k s
tragic execution, should stress the manner in which the two “peak," for all tim e, more than'
V*#r—«7.oe His JUOOUis—lifts
►rrrt'ln City by Carrier, par boys died as evidence which renders ridiculous the conten $ 100,000,000.
ISc. W e ek ly K d ltlo n »f.0U tions of atheists denying the presence of n Supreme Being,
This, and increasing railroad
shedding comfort and grace to erring m ortals when earthly profits everywhere, should gain n
:c i a i. K O T IC R i
A ll o b liu a r y
friendly hearing and better pay
I N a card * o f th a n k s , r*»ulu- m inistrations arc of no avail.
S mad n o tic e s o ( e n te r ta in m e n ts
fo r railroad worker*.
Standing
on
the
dread
platform,
with
the
hangtaan’s
noose
ire c h a r r e e a r e m a d e .. w ill ■be
*fo raise th ; pay of millfoniTof
rged f o r a t r e g u la r a d v e r tis in g swinging above, the bljtcjc cap and Iforrible appurtenances of
the executioner in n ig n t/th e :wo boys paused on the brink men would cost hundreds of mil
of eternity with whiling, composed faces, buoydd by a* spirit lions a year. B at th d t is the scale
beyond human Understanding, supported in th e last terrible we 4 re now geared up tp;.national
moments by a courage th a t could only em anate from their ly, and the hundreds of millions
would be poured back Into general
maker.
Confessed agnostics a t the commission of their crime, prosperity, the railroads getting
the two young men round th eir God in a prison cell, found
the*courage and assurance th a t ehablcd them to mount the’ NEW YORK sta te now takes
MONDAY, FEB. I. 1*25
scaffold
smilingly, at peace with the world and their Creator. seriously the thought th a t it* Is
TIIR HERALD’S PLATFtJRM
Hardened
criminals have a t times defied God and human bed for the state, with rope, elec~
w— Deeper water rout* to Jack
ity even in th e shadow of death, biib invariably those who trie chair, or lethal chamber, to
EwnyfUt, - / y
Construction of St. Johna-In die without God’s-assistance break down a t the zero moment, se t the example of killing. Capi
punishment may b« abolished
ian River canal.
and are dragged to the gailows drugged, semi-conscious tal
entirely, except only fo r the m ur
Extension of- whit* way.
* r , 4,—Swimming po*I, tennis courts, piprons, utterly incapable of meeting tho ordeal unfltnch- derer serving a term of life Im
insrly'-
y.' 6,— Augmenting of building pro
gram —house*, hotels, a p a r t y'j' ment houses.
4^—Extension of street paving
program .
ES T^—Constructlod
of
boulevard
around (jike Monroe.
‘ 8.—Completion of city beautifies*
I;',’ - tlon program.
f , — Expansion of School system
' with provision for increased fa— IIHi—
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No earthly com fort'could have Sent two young, uncalloused and emotionally alive country boys to death amid such
horrible surroundings composedly, and even willingly, with
n prayer for their bereaved parents as th eir Inst spoken
words. No manner of braggadocio could have sustained their
courage to the end.
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Infidels who deny tho existence of an immortor grace
cun find no explanation of the source of comfort brought
to these boys, can explain In no wny the spiritual support
th a t uplifted them ns they were hurlcfNnto the Great Beyond.
But those who have been close to God know th at joy on
the scaffold was made possible by His pardon, and; assurance
A dvertising And Prosperity
BUILD A HOM E
; If you'ro living In a tent,
Build a home; "
- If you’re aick of paying rent,
v Build a homo.
■.> You can pay and nay and pay
■ To the landlord till you'ro gray
He can kick you out next dny—
■x Build a home.
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I f you're weary of p flat,
Build a home;
One th at Isn’t yours, a t that,
Build a home.
If you’ro tired of coming through
F or w hat don’t belong to you,
. There Is Just one thing to do—
Build a home.
If you own u little lot,
Build a home;
T Or go buy one If not,
Build a hom e.’
v G c t a little bit of land
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" W het# tho world will understand
• You’re the only owner, and
S- f Build a home.
. S ta rt to plan, begin to dronnt,
'Build a home.
m i S ta rt to a*ve, begin to scheme,
LV.i'l Build a home.
; Lay a little money by
" Dally, weekly, m onthly—why,
I t 1* eaay If you try —
Build a horn*.
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S ' , If you w ant to walk erect,
Build a home:
W an t your, fam ily's respect,
jy.
Build a home.
I f you w ant the kids to grow
V'. H ealthy, hearty, happy so
H i ,Wh*t a home Is they will know—
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Build a home,
—Kinsey Communicator,
Other stales are beginning to realize the vnluo of adver
tising and intend to follow Florida’s example in an effort
to secure new settlers and investors. Maine is planning a
concentrated effort to make itself u great H u m m e r resort
state and will advertise its attractions, in a big way. Npw
we read th at Virginia’s governor favors an appropriation of
$260,000 from tho state treasury for the purpose of a state
advertising campaign. Representative Jordan of Norfolk
announces th a t he proposes to seek double this amount atul
will introduce a bill authorizing a state appropriation of a
million dollars to be used during a two-year period.
Florida boa taken the lead ahd as a result of the great
succesa of its publicity program, we may soon see several
other states, particularly those in the South, launch
extensive advertising campaigns in an effort to divert peo
ple and capital to their sections.
Such great success has attended ,the advertising which
has been done by corporations and individuals in Florida
tljat now we are Hpendlng more thun we ever have to keop
before* the world, i t used to be th a t Floridans talked in thousan d s re g a rd in g a d v e rtisin g b u t now it has come to th e mil-
prisonm ent.
cuted.
He would be exi>-
PUBLIC EXECUTIONERS are
lesa proud of themselves thnn they
were. New York’s new electric
executioner docs not wear a mask,
us'w as proposed, but his name is
not published. To mnkc a job dis
graceful Is the first step toward
abolishing It.
THE NEW executioner, .what
ever his name, shone brilliantly in
his first attem pt. He killed Emil
K latt and Lugi Rapito in nine
minutes,
Including
tightening
straps, throwing the switch and all.
Rapito, who murdered Asa Kline,
quarrelling about a woman, went
to tho chair accompanied by F ath
er Cashin, first shaking hands with
nil the Ifi men In the death house.
KLATT POINTED out two
death house men ne ‘'squealers,"
with whom he would not shake
hands, saying of a third crim inal,
“I wish that McNamara will stay
here until 1040. He did me very
bad."
Men lived differently and died
differently.
a d m ir a l
THE POWER OF BOOTLEG
ASHEVILLE CITIZEN
(Ibttervo the power of bootleg;the person who drinks it can be
liquor.
Iletter imagined thnn described.
Chcmistr. of the United States 1 Hut will all that have the least
Treasury Department, in clearing effect upon the patron of the bootoff shelves in their sample rooms Jlogger ? Will the symbolism of the
last week, came across two jars of horns suggest to any consumer of
com liquor which • had sprouted'] bootleg liquor that the stuff ir. of
horns. So poisonous, so full of acids, 1the devil! If the history of the past
was tho stuff th at it had eaten | is any criterion, .it will not. Men
through the zinc tops of the jars who are made desperately ill by
and, in pushing through, had e r e - I bootleg liquor recover to inquire
ated long, slender, white protuher- | where they can buy more. Reading
ances shaped exactly like the horns | of its causing horrible death, ihry
of n cow.
{exclaim with the delightful logic
Another Treasury chemist, ncci- {characteristic of the bootlegger's
dentally dropping a glass container I customer: ‘I he man I buy from is
Jacksonville, Tampa, Mia:
Palm Bomb, Day)
CENTRAl, I I.ORIDi
»17-1118 First Nnliiiu|jj
Sanford, IVcjf
S. G. GRAY, UKSIDEH
MOFFET’S rccom-
! y r n t,f.°,r “Uvui-tlBlnK. the faster
Wc°.t c X « J i E i f t n "
antYmTeft^eir Hthe growth of the state.
,
should go through, also his demand
The value of advertising h a s been demom-strntqd by Flffr- that airports and equipment at
Ida. Millions of dollars ore being expended every year and Lnkehurot be properly maintained
countless billions of dollars and thousands on thousands of
,
new people are coming into the state os a result. Our bnr.U
' ,I£ 1 J S f NtL “ V rtd rtefih t
are bulging with new money. Our hotels arc crowded. Our record, went up "only" 3 0 ,0 0 0 fret,
housing problem Is a serious one. -Ohr realty values are nour-j Aiming at -ui.ooo feet, ho failed,
ing. Business records nre being smashed. Florida and its bqcnu*o Id* m per-charger, "an oxpeople nre prospering. And It is largely due to advertising. ‘*‘rL,n l,‘,faUr*" condenae* th® ,rori-
MONEY ATM
Loans
For First M ortgage I^ian* on hkii?
Consult us first when intWN
A. P. CONNKI-I.Yi
M asan lU A Kecn*ii
NEW BUILDING STANDARDS
W hat Will The Figures Be?
Sanford made a great record along construction lines lout
year. With new business buildings and hundreds of new
homes erected during the year, there were some who doubted
th at a better record could be established in 1026.
January shows th a t the present year will make all pre
vious records, no m atter Tiow good, look H ick. T h e 'firs t
month of the year shows th a t .1026 will be a construction
year in Sanford. Figures tabulated covering the first thirty
Speaking of heavy underw ear— days show th a t perm its Aggregating $216,000 have been is
•y e there'# the rub.
•
sued in January, representing an increase of 186 per cent
over
the record made in January' u year ago, and a gain of
Cold hande may Indicate a warm
$54,266
over the December record.
h eart, but cold feet m ust Indicate
Figures like these show w hat is being done. .They speak
—«©id feet.
s'7
‘ • O'much louder than plain words. They convince the most pes
Some tim es when your ahlp simistic of the rate of growth th a t is being made. All th at
comes In. lt-tu rn a out to b« only
is necessary for th a t individual, who thinks Florida's peak
• row boat.
v
has been reached, is to check up a bit on the building opera
,
- ■— o--------- /
- H ere's something else to worry tions th a t are under way and he cannot help but realize th at
about: China Imported ten rail- this Htate is ju st beginning to grow.
■ lion cigarettes last year.
The year Ib still young. If in January, with no big build
w S 's *
---------o--------I f It were to tu rn off cold again, ings started, over two hundred thousand dollars in construc
B , wouldn’t these straw hat wearers tion work has been started, what will the figures be for later
• feel bad about rushing the sea in the year when things gM going in real earnest?
AUDITS SYSTEM!
MIAMI TRMM’XE
It it* amazing how tip’ buildup:
boom keep* up all over the c»untry. Figure* vary, but it M-enis
d e a r that this year'* construction
will be as great in volume its ever,
if not greater. Apparently this year
will fa r exceed lust year; there is
no Indication of murh let-up
Soma cities are further ahead
than others in meeting building
needs, hut as they relax their stren
uous efforts, others forge ahead.
A» local deficits are made up in
housing or office structure* or pub
lic buildings, other branches take
up the alack.
It can easily he shown on paper,
as it bus been by experts, that the
whole nation's building deficit,
which developed during the war,
has been made good. If that were
there would he a lapse in build- t
uctivily; but the figures a l- ,
» imply a continuation of the
war tlamlurds. As a matter
ait. it seems that tha nation
discarded the old standards in
it ruction as definitely us it has .
lothing ami behavior.
mericuas now demand b e tte r1
ies, belter stores, better offices,
er workshops, better churches I
postoffices and theaters and
ges ami paving and everything '
One store building size thirty hf*
fo rty by one hundred fifty
Lake Mary show cases, stales ind*
action $2,500 terms.
Fifteen acres land near Druid 1'ijM
mediately. See us tomorrow.
Five room bungalow near Fi ler a
ncye lot, large trees.
Right new five room Luiigalow 00 $
Elder Springs, large trees; divrtp
around; price $7,006.
Nineteen acres land near .Marking
$7,000.
them from the Russian people
without th eir consent. The Bol
shevlkl took them from the Roman,
offs without the Romanoff's can.
son?
j fl urn muntj] —
*-*#• S-Htl I 'lU l U ,
A Chlcugo dentist
________
ieeausrf i h e y " '----- ------------------------ —•— 7-------are injurious to the teeth. Now | Editor Sanford Herald,
isn’t th a t taking the joy out of | Hear Sir:
I noticed an editorial In your
Paper, The Sanford Herald, of
Jan. '25 in regards to u collision of
u roll motor car and a truck at
Rami'* Crossing.
You said It was difficult to use 1lagged him. There will h e.I
iiow an accident of this kind could killed as long as there a r e ,t
have occurred If the crossing gopher-minded enough trpt tc
watehmsii hnd done his duty, or for n red flag, and It seethli it
words to th at effect. You have some people a flong time to learn
mtlnci
no doubt been misinformed of the this.
-n
Your iftltpriul l»y very un
Ja n u ary building perm its show wreck. I was the flagm an a t the
• gain uf a hundred and eighty- time and I flagged the truck and for. I feci like you Should m ake
a w proof of the same.
h statem ent in your paper to this
six. per cent over tho correspond I hThe
truck driver simply disre effect and request th a t you do so,
ing month of last year. Hanford's
growth since lust Ja n u a ry has garded the red flag and drove for if anyone says I did not flag
noep Just as much in proportion. rig h t up on the track, and of that trick he tells som ething th a t
course ttui Tail motor car h it it for is not true, and any one th a t aays
g h l for an old man to they were too d o s t to stop. Any the crossing hi not being properly
as young a« possible of the switch crow th at were on flagged don't know what
a danger In going toe duly at the time will eay tho aamo. talking about, or etae he J
I have been very near run over reasons for saying I t
For instance thc*e
1 D. Caldwell who had aoveral tjm t.i by men, if you could
ie hundred thousand cell them that, running; by my
being "an old boy with flag, endangering their own lives
aud also others. You seem to
Crossing W at
a rt.”
B
MY, FAVORITE STORIES
tty IBVIN'8. COBB
il News says “Job nevtalk on the telephone
or four members of his
ng him what to say."
."did he ever try to
W th the famUv on the
"W hat you w a n t? ” he
"1 wants to ax you ■
said the invisible prisons
“ Wfll, ax h .-JF s litter
“ I/ you got e w sU h 0
“SutteotTy I*i got**
“ Well, den, whut tiip*
'muted should he cqrhc
the president of the Mim
her of Commerce todn
rour.se *^re is a substant
n Miami ram if it j,
f t ' , 1- * h'“ the inves
hV fake
„ u article.
l,hat hf Is no
the
“ 'I understand that u
OUS promoter* are sellirp.
lie rain ‘ha, has been br
BITTER COLD In the east mskek
th* coal strike even more interest
ing.
Mine owners would like to get
rfd of the unions for good nnd
alL Unions, with an energetic
and honest leader, named Mr. Lew
is, would like to get * firmer grip
on their particular union and labor
monopoly.
Tho public - would like to get
coal, but it will have to welt un
til ownera |tnd Workmen settle
y, dispute.
their
_ j » public doee not count for
much.
j
. . i f •t
VODKA. RUSSIAN name for
whiskey, has come back with *
rush. The bolshevik government
will produce this year 76,000,009
ellont o f vodke, 40 percent alco.
ol. five million gallons of brandy
And other liquors, 00 per cent alco
hbl.
■ The government monoply will
earn a profit of about $176,000,000,
W* spend more than th a t here.
E
,•$ tire dealers pro1
lownward revision to
*I
.
(v j ,
,Iic should protest aga:
o r : retail in tires 1
i r things. That the c
ould pay ten dollar}
ULATES
E K lw
"Armos o Pi„„
'• I1*
3 & * ? S ^ 'j t / i w T h
rnught over t\i
» iB " r o w K ,
“On# of the most remarkable
rases wss th at of Joseph Blltx, a bottles.
1ricL for lt
northern visitor to Florida who
paid $325 for a quart of rain a t Q
to how a u
A. "M., and sold it a t noon for $12.*
wa5W
thinr
*re'
1 Mr' Wpr
600
“6”oridy w ater th at had drained
off from the main street# was in w <**• 1. .id ,po M 8
narthnilar demand among specu
lator:- Some of this mud was
washed away from Miami business
SIMS SAYS
property valued a t $5,000 a front
seed people arc
c "hire
wh 'n b<ith
ihfy urc l(
w a te r ui ten-gallon kegs
nightfall figured that the
lone would stand him In
uSViSrs 3 ,*3SV
more good rainstorm and
b* • rteh nun," declared
ICC
Homes, Lots, Farms,
T o d a y ’s Best Bi
We have for quick **»l? *
cated about 5 mile* from
with all equipment at a n
is one of the m®*t *®mpk
la* a Joy for anyone to *’*
you about i t
•Kffjssg* «■
colclough
rvstive Miami
if, opposed to
ion in genuine
ia especially
•Usd to bol lie
,, ,r
V-*ars
**■* hurting
Be.
lip
* Fj
^
near
w°r»c because
nt)ch .otutmint
«» lhst S 5
�THE-SANFORD' HEftAT.n-M hv
X T F B R U A R Y i'; l \
MRS, FRED S. DAJGER, SOCDETY EDITOR
the younger social set of Sanford.
Ur. May has made his home in
Sanford for somo time. Riving
come Here froth' Quitman. <3a. He
is a young man of sterling chnraetc r and holds a responsible posltion with the Seminole Rank.
U r. and Mr*. W alter S." Hand
Their many friends will Join in
announce the m arriage of their
wishing them every future happi
daughter '
nems.
MARY DORIS,
to
, •
•
MI*. H. RICHARD MAY
Sunday, January T hirty-F irst
One Thousand, Nine Hundred and
_ Twenty.SU.
iMr. and Mrs. W alter S.
FAMOUS INDIAN CONCERT PROGRAM Hand Announce Their
_ GNICIPAL HALL, FEBRjjjARY 5
Daughter’s M arriage
MRS. DOUGLAS HONORS GLADYCE
WILSON AT DELIGHTFUL BRIDGE
PARTY SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Gold pnd< green were th e chosen
colors for the lovely bridge party
-riven Saturday aftcrrtw nuby Mrs.
K A. Douglass a t her -home on
Sanford Heights, h o n o rin r Miss
Glagycc Wilson, whoso m arriage
to Mr..)Fran*dIn del narco m rd a way of Orlandp takes place in F eb
ruary. Bowls of calendatas and
ferns, were artistically Placed on
mantles, cabinets and tables In the
tain at
k at th<?
[agnoliu
and summer frocka • of yellow,
•
l Order were given out by Mias Virginia
' '
[he Sli*- McDaniel:
After a most absorbing game
* of the of bridgoj scores were .counted
i at the and the prize for top score, silk
tthodist lingerie, was. awarded Mrs, San
ford Doudnejr, who presented It to
|1 enter- the honorec.
irtnightMrs. Robert J.‘ Holly Jr., was
'lubs at consoled with 'id Ik lingerie fo r
t at » holding low score. The Fonsolai Collier tion prize, silk hoso fell to the
fUl'St of lot of Miss t-Lil|inn Shinshotver.
Miss Wilson, Jipnoreo, was ulso
given silk lingerie as a memento
of the occasion.*
At the conclusion of the game,
tho tables were cleared and cen
tered with dainty nut cups in the
forms of daffodils and jonquils,
meet* and refreshihents of chicken saiud
it 3
hr First
Pfjyer
hi.
[will cnDupliextra
at the
M Mr*.
Si., the
*(V>ttes.
rill enkhenn at
at 10
Collier
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: 217-W
Hioso Invited were Miss Gladyee
AA»!a°n. Mrs. Sid Rive, Miss Kath
erine Wilson, Mrs. Hanford Doudncy Miss Mildred Holly, Miss M'le
Holly Mrs Robert J. Holly j r
Miss Marjorie Dempsey, Miss Olive
Newman, Miss Maud Uke. Miss
am ih E v eijjn Williams. Miss Geergla Mobley. Miss FJlisqn White,
Miss Alva Wright. Miss Ullio
Ruth bpencer. Mias Emma Spenc
er, Mis. John Wimbish, Mrs. Em
ma Spencer. Mrs. John Wimbish,
Mr*. Emmett McCall, Mrs. Is-,.
Cnnoley, Miss Doris Hand. Miss
Mildred Hand. Miss Marion Hand.
Miss Mary • Elizabeth I'ule-ton!
Mrs. Ray Fox, Miss Lillian Shinsholrer, Miss Naomi Smggani,
Mrs. Ilasell Brown, Mrs. Roln-rt
Thrasher. Mrs. Paul Lake. Mr*.
Monroe Hutton, Mm. William .1.
Hardy. Miss Marion Phillips, Miss
Lditli Teague. Mrs, Joe Gonzalez,
Mrs. Harry Wilson. Mrs. Vnn>-<»
Dougins ami Mrs. Fred Daiger.
Mrs. Luke Thompson Enjoyable Informal
Hostess To Young Set Dance Given Saturday
At Delightful P arty In IndianMoundLotlge
The above announcement will be
received with much Interest by the
many friends of this popular young
couple, their marriage coming • • a
great surprise.
The bride is the talented daugh
te r of Mr. and Mrs. W alter S.
EDNA WOOLEY LIEU RANCH
THUULOW LIEURANCE
Hand, of this city and has made
of friends hero by her charm
Featuring Indian folk-songs,jmcl-1 the Atlantic to the Pacific, and host*
personality and winsome man
dies and legends, Thurlow Ljeur- from the upper cities of Canada to ing
ners. She attended Sanford High
nee, composer and well kmfwn nu- | the Gulf Stream."
School
and is n popular member of
hority on the music of the AblerA list of celebrities who use
■an Indian, and Mrs. IJcU'rance ’ Ucurame composition* in their
Princess Nnm M ee),.wdl render programs, include the names of
heir famous Indian concert pro- Alda Culp. Douty, Gluck, Hcmpcl,
Tam at the Municipal'Hall, Fell. Melba, Schumann, Hoink, and many
, under the auspices of the Music other*.
Icpartinent of the'JVontuns Club.
There are ninny beautiful legends
Many fine testimonials of-appro- connected with the songs which
intion arc received by these, mu- icumprW the l.icuranco repertoire.
"The Dying Moon Flower," and
"The U gi ml of Minutonka," among
them.
sody which hr has played
i WOMAN’S CLUB
- NOTES
licgiimtiig with the meeting of
the lionrd "of managers b t 10 o’
clock Tdesdny morning, tlie ■■Wornan'* Club will enter u notable
week of activity. Tho business
meeting of Wednesday nt 11 o'clock
will be presided over by Mrs. Fred
f. Williams third i vice-president
of the club, und after the routine
order, the program will be in the
bands of Mrs. J. C. Gibb*, club
parliamentarian.
stitution of the get-to-gether of
long-time rest of ixmgwnod was
recently held and pronounced one
oY the best ever enjoyed. A sump
tuous turkey dinnor was served at
noon, mid members were present
from nil over Florida, from Phila
delphia. I’a., and from Plymouth,
Vermont.
Sam Byrd, who is nttcndim
University of Florida a t Oi
.villo, arrived here on Sunday
nine to spend a few day* wft
mother, Mr*. W. A. zEefiary.
Mrs. John Rlngloy of Sarasota
spent Sunday' here In conference
with her lawyer, John Kelle?, uf
New York.
. ;\
Diamonds
Mounted and Loose Stones
Special Bargains
/
McLAULEN’S
F irst Street
AUTHENimiC
M U IN E R Y MODES
On Saturday evelng, Mr*. Craig
Most enjoyable was the informal
Letters were read from absent
Thompsou was the charm ing host- dance given on Saturday evening
members in Washington State and
rss to a number of her friemlB a t by Miss Grace -Gillen and Miss
in many sections of the country.
bridge a t her home on Magnolia Ruth Mac Lean, at the picturesque
MRS. G. C. SPURRING ami MRS. H. A. MoMICHAEL
Till* ivns held at the library.
Avenue, there being three tables of Indian Mound.
players.
Extend You
Baskets of poinsettin-. together
Mrs. Frederick J. Niemeycr, Mr.
Quantities of early spring flow with potted plant* were used in
J. Aaron Distline and Mr. und Mr*.
A Cordial Invitation
er* arranged in baskets adorned decorating the lodge, and forming)
Robert Williams attended the banthe rooms where tho card tnbleu n rich, dark setting for the pretty • Taking as a basis for study, Mrs. ipiet of tho American Poultry AssoTo Be Present At
were placed. Suggestive of the colotcd frocks worn by the guest*. Alice Amea W inter’s book, ‘tPhe i intion on Thursday evening given
Valentino senson, were quaint
Dancing wn.* ob/vsrved until n Business of Being n Club Woman," in connection with the Volusia
’ Parrot tally cards done In various Valen late hour, when refreshment*, of Air*. Gililts lias planned for short County Fair nt DcLand.
• THE SPRING OPENING AND DISPLAY
(meet at tine symbols.
a salad course with coffee were talk* by several memlnsrs on sub
, o'clock. The card gnmo proved most in- 1served by the hostesses assisted iects of immediate nnd prqiticnl
Well attended nnd enthusiastic^
|
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*
■■i
, -*
1 ‘ t
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(cresting, and when scores were j by Misses Ruth and Aide Gilion. benefit.
meeting of the Chnmber of Com* |
,
,
,
counted, tho prize for high score, > . The guest lint included Misac t
Pattern nnd Imported llntu
mrree was held on Monday even - 1
a linen guozt) towel, -went to Mrs. f Katherine Jay, Dorothy - Mein, , .°» Friday evening -corner
ing ami considerable important
(Alva Bell. In cutting fo r the con-j t ora Hill, Anna Kantier, Stella Lieuranco Concert, marking t n business transacted. To fill the of
— :— o n — :—
open I sola tion nrlzo, which wn s n tea Mmtcs, Tlllye Benjamin, R uhy, materialization of tlio long rlier fice of secretary, -made vacant by
iahed
dream
of
tho
music
chair
|
Mat-Lean,
Maud
Tyre,
Drone
Robtowel, Miss Moorehenti was the
the ri signntlan of Robert Ayer,
. . * TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2
j oils, K alhcrinj Entzminger, Al man, Mrs. 1). I*. Drummond, to Unwind W. Lodcr \vns unanimous
. lucky one.
bring
nitists
to
Bnnford.
berta
Ayeock,
Reheccu
Seott
and
ly
li
i-led,
,
0 A.M. to 0 P„ M
y Is I Refreshments of a tem pting sal- i.etm Hell I’eowell, Frank Dutton,
! ad course w ith c6ffee were served Watson Wnllnce, Clyde Green,
Throughout this week there j
sitors DU thy
tlnj cpfldusipp
cp
of th e game.
game* of vnpish*} I . r Beboutj innnnging editor of
>#vu *vi 11 he pleasant
.
Those Idnying were Mrs, ,f. O. W alter Baeh, William Du Rose,JoLoo
h n ♦ ' nK bridge, carrying. imt Uni.aejjj'S; Hmuia Outdoorti, spoko most int'-f -,r< t
-*1!
Arey undertaken for dub 'l>ene/H,' terc-Ungiy on vpi .'lfbTtuid geriWtil
N..I Smith, Mra. W .W .C . SmllT, iCnrroway,
S ,'“ ' L Hamden
.L '”
Dnltoso,George Hint was effiefully opened at the ■ctiviticA o f the cham ber of Comof Mrs. Mrs, C. L. Parks,
S u r n T
Cowan, Reginald Munson. J. k home of tin- presitUmt of the club icrre in Sanford nnd in other lowa* ro- Miss Hobhie Chapman.
uiities.
Satur- Alford, Mrs. Luke ThompsonftMisa Corley, And,, w. rnrr.»w«y. Hnw last week.
iml
Wagoner,
Brigg-.
Arrington.
kntertniii- Mui-gnrct Thompson, M ra Alva
February is tin* Iasi mpnlli uf , I’"finite arrangements have been
mol Arthur Zachary.
bridge at Hell nnd Mra. George Richard Bill Gillen
___________________
the fj*eiil year, and those who completed for the location in Long
jthts, hull- Hartley.
__
rT
*have mimes to propose for mein- wood of several new ’'industries,
niton, of
M l ’S . H o w a r d
H l l l l C k u-rsliip Should get them into the one i* a concern from Springfield,
| Roy- Coltr
™
rp I _ _ 1builds of the Membership t om- HI.. ii< manufacture all golf equip
guest of
S rlo s te s s
lO
1 II G i ir.ttti*** at wire, in order that new ment. not only clubs nnd halls but
Us. Th*!
lull year
hbers of
lines uic also suits, socks nnd so forth.
Bub and a
-------payable.
The metniiers of the Afternoon
rwl ro*cs
One df the prettiest of tho many Ten Duplicate Bridge Club were* It has been the custom to have
Silver hns- children's parties given this sea most pleasantly entertained at annual reports at the March nice;the rooms son wan given Saturday afternoon luncheon followed by bridge, on 1ing. but this meeting but this year
fere placed, when M aster Ralph Wnrner, en- Saturday, with Mr*. Howard Hid-1 those reports will Im given at the
ntim was tertained u number of his young ick ns hostess.
June business meeting, which will
| «nd other friends a t luncheon nt the Hotel
Centering the attractive lunch-! conclude the work of the present
Valdez, In celebration'of his hirth- eon table was n crystal basket admlnlstcnQon.
oHnidgc'dny anniversary.
of white and yellow narcissus and
E. Rou
The cjnin'tilv appointed luncheon ferns, while marking the places |
top
table was placed In tho Orange of the guests Were cunning m ini-1
h and vex* Room, with its bright hangings turn baskets of pink holding salted
►t of reli.th and shaded lights in orange form nuts.
A delicious four course' John E. Mathcson, who has been
under treatm ent for blood-poison
ing a lovely Betting for this affair. luncheon was served nt 1 o'clock.
Tlie afternoon was delightfully ing a t the Orlando Simitnrium, lius’j
I high store Centering the table were baskets
ra* a ward- filled w ith, golden calendulas and spent with a game of duplicate returned to his new home on the
narcissus, while the valontinc ide^s bridge and when scores were Dixfe, greatly improved.
■\v •
leorikolation vore.carried out in the/placc earthy counted at the conclusion of tho j
Small floral deuigns in (link, bluo, Rrocn and laven
3G
incites
wido.
Floral
designs
and
Jnp
Prlnla.
Del Williams from Maine ha
parker* and napkins and other accessories. A t game, it was found that Mrs. G.
Irving
Loucks
and
Mr*.
T.
L.
der. Also plain colors. 32 Incites wide—
I
o'clock
a
delicious
four
courto
alio
spent
several
weeks
nt
th
All
shmles.
Yard—
rd Daiger
Dumas were holders of .high score same sanitarium ..
Mr*. Gnrl- luncheon was served.
_—^
*ere preA fter luncheon the youngsters und were awarded bridge sets.
v-Tir-laid
fnfaJ-f*
—
Bin
[■
**
1
fenn
:fHnif?y*?T|roprl*ft>r“Jr^thie* of
.
Cflvars
playejjgjuncs both old and newid on Monday
r contests afforded in Ucftmer- bert J. Holly, Mrs. G. Irving restaurant, returned
of the
Th*-prjie for making the loucks. Mrs. T. 1>. Dumas. Mr*. J from u visit of several days nt Fort
Uld with cleverest valentine wns man by Forrest Lake. Mr*. Roy Symmes Meade.
rfrethmems Ruth Pepntian, whi|* little TUiss Miss Hunt, Mrs. Shores of Wash
Mrs, Munro-Bcrwick recently en-l
raicken ;n Katharine M iller’was awarded the ington, D. C., Mrs. Howard Hul»»<i mould- prise for placing th e 'd a rt nearest ick and Mrs. Bloomfield Hulick. tertalned Mr. and Mrs. Pankey Hall
' V '►
iT-f
iv '‘■S?, \
l- *' 4 *
and child from Agricolu, where Mr.|
'
/rone a, IR«, renter of the large heart, hung
lulded dates <>n the wall. Both were presented
Hull is chemist for a phosphate
32-inch
silk
crcpc*
for
undurw'tjftr.
Company.
,ov‘,’ly valentlnm as prizes.
all light Bhodet). Yard—
**re
Following the contests the guests
n - Colliji-, attended the Milnne th ta te r, cnMr. and Mrs. J. Henry Menlck
A. DvTut. Joying n Western picture so dear to
were guests on Wednesday evening
■n. R. A. th a childish heart.
a t the dinner and entertainment of
Mrs. Luke Thompson was a gra- tho Altamonte Chamber of ComJW h v r,
Covers were laid for Ralph W ar
Saturday , after“ n. Fred ner..
tnerce held a t The Community.
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I rons W
arner,. . Joe Miller, cious hostess on 7—r-.^-wDat, Mr" Bobbie Pearman, Robert A rantock,' when she entertainad a t bridge, House.
,r*- Samuel w o n a rt Bloomfield, Catherine Mil- 1honoring her ciouRhter, Miss
McGowan Jre, Virgiia Hickey, Frederick garet Thyipp»°n. *t her home on
Tho Five-Hundred Club held its
J«bley, Mrs. D aiger^nd Ruth Pearman.
Magnolis Avenue.
,
weekly meeting a t the library on
Samuel
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’ Hanging baskets filled with Wednesday
afternoon,
several
Hnwil dcplfmii. Guawmtoud fant colom.
Routholder,
^khardson of Summer- sweet pc*s, calendulas and other tables o f ths game were played nftd
B-’F. Whlt32
Inches .Wider—t .
.
guest of Mr. and early spring flowers, were effec other guest* came in when refresh
Mf Ijingfey i»rfi
a t their home tively used In decorating the spa ments of fruit and cake* were serv
«n Rose Court.
cious living room, where the card ed by the hostesses, Mrs. Ralph
tablet were
arranged. 80
Ranger and Mrs. Clarencg TR*o®.
Bowden
Mr. and Mra. R. r . Deas and
The gentlemen will be entertained
Mr. and Mrs. K ^' r IB***1, Richard Richardson, of shaded lights add«l »
p;*ia A# . i<Jr. ;.vH"l
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touch to the already lovely P*c again by the Club on Wednesday
Smyrna,
•
, evening next.
H' .c> and Mi“ E,e*- ture,
*1 ^rek end
o-,wJIcr^ n5 » formed a congenial
iJsrgc red hearts, suggestive oj
m»toring td Orlando on Sat- the Valentine season, were used
The Civic League committee foy
tvwitag where they attended as tallica and after a spirited game January has recently given two
In all the plain colors and fnney stripe*.
of bridge, scores were counted evening entertainments o i ths UBig flora) designs and lwrdered. f a a t colera.
hs* ns her
and the prize for high score, u brary under the management . of 1
Inches
wide
colors- Yard—
Hunt, of
j.tght groumlB, fine quality voiles, \ ard—
Mrs. Fred Ranger and Mra. Henry j
• Snores, of w J i ® , B«»mley. Ilerbert Messer,
Robert Jenkins,
Diets which were thoroughly appredated by thegucsU s f l n k“ o
n
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s
s
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ing with tha social life 0/ the t
f DeLand is when. iiTT ‘,,,„ .« o n a ay afternoon
“ t of Miss dies n w i y 7i • rt#UB»e their »tu«
Dancing was observed on
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A*t *- , .tb v .- I- '.A.lSJik^ V>
'K
her home on after tfuTTii u" "lreraity
,,,»«rauy of
or Florids
rio n u s
i-venings.
course
were
,sen
ed
by
the
hostess
with rffifve"* th° WCek cnd htr* assisted by Mrs. Cmfg Thompson,
A vote was recent^
the Wood.
after the tgrd C^me.
pupils of Layman
Mrs. James
h .and Mis*
onvUW, ^
choice of a state b
ynch,
and sister
* time t*kout of 184 votes *1
ell, will arphsmber of
. t
and SS fre.N m B
Emily
leir home in
'™»r, Icavtacky
cardinar.
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rv.
M
home.
spend some
•une here a* ,
asked by the 1 "
of Mr. and
Miss R
Mr*. Rt>dwel|
ty
if thd
laveiv new
Robson,
borne in J)re, r
Ibhcoii
^ \v: wrenfey.
Master W a r n e r Is I
Host To Y oungsters Duplicate Bridge Club l™"'™
At Birthday P a r t y
\
J5
Goldenrod
New Spring Wash Goods
FINE COTTON CREPES .
^ ^
$ 1 .0 G W $ I ;2 r
UNDERWEAR CREPES
25£ yard.
SILK CREPES
Mrs. Craig: Thompson
Entertains At Bridge
On Saturday Evening;
50c yard
FAST COLORED PRINTS
50 Cents
RAYONS
ATSSS.
M
r -ii
N.
JSi*?*'’
^ b o ., cn
■f* «f his
Mr*, vis.
r» s&
$1.00
M-INCH VOILES
$2.00 to $3.00
�w
I -vV- ,
-v -
F o r d B u y s L i tt le R e d S c h o o lh o u s e
v O l- iy a .
,
n o He
r t s
ba rto n
TH E PARTY
w tm *'
I j ®y'.
In F P.Oi
nint>ic'
u a ta «
ncnii
is
ii ■ ja iiia if
Mrs. Jig g s,” said Calam ity politely,
but secretly wishing th a t Mrs.
Jiggs has thought pf giving her
one of her three dresses instead.
"H aro I nm w ithout a stitch to my
back bu t a wedding veil,'* she said
tn herself, "and th a t fat old thing
svilh enough clothes to s ta rt a store!
Hut I-should be grateful for small
b lo sln g s, I suposc, and she means
well."
So Calamity smiled sweetly and
allowed
Nancy to tie the bean neck
i Calam ity, fo r all .o f her
ed condition, w as. only one lace tn a neat bow behind.
"H ere is something toward your
trousseau," said Belinda, who ivas
the next to wish Calahlty any
happy returns. And she held out a
pink cotton stocking.
"D ear me! How kind of you!"
said Calamity, who was geuulncly
pleased this time. " I ’m sure it will
be becoming. I used to have two
when I was new—ahem—born, I
a Jolly ailair.
i» •never guessed a word of
i t w as going on until the Twins
orted har to the dining room of
Ita r Havalook’s house w here all
guests were w aiting,
iw re stood the birthday cake in
MUIQ U
ll lv
UlUIf, th
tJlU
UlUWIk
.middle
ofl th
e table,
a t black
had made, w ith Its one pink
bum in g .b rig h tly In the mid-
found In IHdy
Tip JJoIdJer gave h er a Jflt oT pBl
which bad chipped dff. hik t
"Here, my dear, put thcao
hoots. . Mi* Toptale Mohh nnd Mi
Id JMrs. Jig g s. producing a
htT nnyttift
sa f r o m . b ar pocket, “It Ut’ Crinolirtu didn’t
from the very best navy which was oqp, buU Calami
ten centa a pound, threh,fO f protended to bu glsd-lhoy. didn’t
[ttarter. Bean necklaces are PW-I "O, bo! So you are having
rely u ltra Ju st ndw. You Wijl p a rty with oat mniUoid a now v»j<
pi have a w arran t for your nrresi
In the hoignt of fashion."
It- wan S a ^ J U t l a V ^ V rni
T m »uro o f th a t, tlinnk you,
) Jjtjhn Alden Prescott walked
nwng. with bowed homl,nn(\ lagging
w ftnrilo wds ihiplsiBgr
no one will ever know, hut if hit*
face- told the story, his thoughts
V ferr'far frdm*^ilca*imt.
. In a few,moments, Paula Perier
hunled Sully Atherton at the flow
e r booth ami then, from the other
side of the thick screen of flowers
which hpd stood behind them.'
Lcslio Prescott arose nnd wiped
her eyes, before she, too, left the
place.
jrlA M o e -
u jit m
v e o p t r s ic y , o « .A o ie so u
, w a s h in g s o d a
„
HAME'THA'l F F F 6 c:1
W ashing soda is n iieCessIty
KABHA ,
, ,
about the kitchen, for /.ei-ybbtog
S m a rt frocks of bcigo kasha for nholvvH, refrig erato rs imfl Yfreaby
he little girl liavo the same fluro pans.
f
• •tv
,t the bottom seen in those de
igned for her m other.
OATMEAL
The best resultH can be obtain
nilOCAUE
in cooking oatmeal, only when
Blippcro of brocade, trim m ed ed
boiling w ater In which it i«
rlth g rid leather in geom etric pat- the
poured- nm, -boen-'well arfUrd.
i n u , a re new.
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GYPSY G IllD I.E
F urnituu' m yst be carefully,
Tho gysy girdle lu increasingly wiped i Knn Before p o lish 'o r wax'
M , on evening gowns.
is applied. •• ,
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A C liTG U EEN
..
tiw H ra u c B
,
>l
An evening frock of acid green
Win n egg yolka are left over,
dvet h u a girdle and flowers in
tin y .shouldVuo covered w ith sweet
llge velvet,
milk ami aet*m th 6 Ire box. W ith
>n
out the milk, th ey will dry and
TOP COATS
o, and should
IUO ltl sIlho'tftuL.
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allowed to swing straight from the
•Boglder.
UNEVEN IIEM
. The uneven hemline, achieved by
panels, drapery or godet, is com
mon am ong form al gowns.
B .rtf .
^
f;..
FO R WALKING
■ A flannel dross fo r walking has
Inverted pleats to give width to
the sk irt a t tho sidei*. and shirring
In front o f th e shoulders, to give
roqm in the upper p a rt of the
J
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n
t
I
I t is ns much a part of the ofgirl’s routine ns the daily hour
us for lunch.
How many of us, too. know wives
men making less than $150 u
ill who think their shampoo and
us much of a necessity as
steak and silk hose,
cruris a question which has
frthed in my mind for many n
pen—
Arc women today really any
rv i
i
lire beautiful than thoy were in |
LON DON, Fob.'
<A1k-J l V lhn| days
,1 f , I ' o
n * A llh M rtilin H il
of our mothers orm grand 4
British government decided today iitbthers, when nrtificialM beaut)
to award m edal. to CapU-Guora^ At* sinful 7 -*-^
Fried of the American liner.PlWItdent Hoosevelt for the frtche of
the crew of the British steam er
Anfinoe,
c
present M
Uflfl a htqb
ment) u Z
"lore this*]
Your inspection is con
HO Magnolia Avagi
BENEFIT CAltD PAItTY
On Tuesday evening, Fob. lfi. tlje
Indies of Jill Souls Catholic Church
will give n benefit enrd party at
the Hotel Forrest Luke, from K to
11 o’clock. Auction Bridge, five
hundred nnd pinochle' will be
played.
Prises will be aiven for each
table as well as good refreshment*.
Tickets muy Ik> prut-ured from uny
member of AH Kdul» Church.
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MISS CALLERS AS (fLEEN }
MEXICO ^CITY. Feb. 1.—(/W—
Senorlto Ernestine Ellas Calles,
daughter of tho President, is tn
be uueen of the enrnival this
month. Sho won the beauty con
test by u m ajority of 182,000.
In Paris, a postman has Invent
ed a motorless airplane. Before long
we may get our bills a few hours*
earlier.
Ed Penfield, artist, has purchas
ed n 100-yeur-old stage coach, no
we hope
oqr flivver
* to
f yell
‘ "1
• yet.
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m iu u k id e fy - —
Analysis of Sanford Grove's Outstanding Dedribilities
LOCATION0 *
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i n T h » L S« .
in te rs e c tio n
o'
of
C re sen t
B o u le v a rd
and
ll e 'n t e r s e c t i o n t h a t w i l l b p . t b p b u s s ic s t
iiT
thc-WTutiful Lake Monroe, will add
& X th e c
EAST iN lllA N PRINT
Vivid E ast Indian cotton print
makes delightful curtains for the
kitchen windows.
T MOn
°f a"'eUdy eXClUSive ^ SidC
IMPROVEMENTS• *- goneral ^beauUfMp-if‘0(1’ si(levvalks wiU be paved and a
*• ' pSnned is now wpiV?"
W original y
those de^ivmi" f\e aPde,f way. Sanford Groye. affords
with citv convpni ocatnig‘.^eir home away'from the city
fotind in the , T
a!ld comf° r ts, the b est th at can be
. ipyna m the suburban developmente.
FLAPPER FANNY says
RESTRICTIONS-
LISLE
■U h o se.fo r traveling are bomuch worn with low-heeled
« Oxfords.
• ’ i'r “ ’ r a u % ! *Your homoaSSUIe a ,m o8t desirable home com.
diBorimin-iHno- i°me s^rrourided by th e dream homes of
.. .. gisoummahng home builders is the fu tu re o f Sanford
—
5the
PASTEL OUT
shades for evening wear
but sometimes one sees
flannels and Jertuy, t o r
sp o rt wear.
im p ro v e m e n ts ,
develop
k e e p i n g w i t h t h e j e n t t f e dLS
u g h t f o r c o m m u n ity
’d i n v e s t o r .
of Irelsni
made for J
Our line of pattern and
hats is now complete—r
styles, newest fabrics, u
colors— in a gorgeous <!is|
breqthes the spirit of Sprii
I0‘ last year for woman’s beauty!
Beauty shop proprietors tell that
en who have "the beauty shop
t“ spend regularly a t least $.1
;ck- These are business girl*
nnloyed at an average of $25 a
HIGH NECKS
ie high neck-line is passing out
y. Tho bateau ifne is better
. .
katol
«Ut,
t In
kern
nn'i penfc"
1 il'voe*
ampler ujj
TUESDA Y.
wanted, how I have needed, sym
pathy, She will bring up our child
better than either of us could possi
bly hove done.
"But Why am I sitting here ta lk
ing of things th a t I never intended
to resu rrect?"
‘"You have not resurrected them ,
Paula. THIS p ast can never 'die
while our boy lives."
,
“ Don’t say, that, Jack. I don't
w ant to talk to', you of anything
but Ahe. barest conimoplaces and
because .involuntarily we will go
ick to the old days every tim e wo
cet, a fte r the picture is taken, I
never intend to look upon your face
again If I can help It," *
“ 'Paula, Paula, whnt do you
m ean?"
“Jack, don't you see th at you and
I 'are as fa r opart us the poles?
You' have Leslie nnd both your
children In your life nnd I have
nothing, Go. Go. I can stand
ne more."
L IT T L E JO E
fflO N
l am etiU reluctant to admit that
nctual beauty la any greater.
And, to m e e t'th e argument of
woman holding her age better to
d v - * « * t o 1 doubt th a t the beauty
•pftriqr’ has much to do with it
Again it la the changed viewpoint’
the finding of a “world full „f
njamber o f ih inga" even for those
growing old in years.
'*
Admit I t’s “Bunk"
week who wear ir dtffflfcnb Y futw *1 happen to konw any number
of beauty shop proprlotora nnd op.
Conversation Between P a u la Perler
And John Alden Prencott:
"Why do yoo run nway from nm,
Pnuln ? Sit down -here a moment.
I wgnt to look a t you. -I want to
impress your faae upon toy vision.
W f ; w since thnt accident; nil r J
could see was horror In your beau
tiful eyes.'*
*
“All right, Jack. Look a t me.
I*id a Ilftlo tlm l how and wish I
could go back to my .room. .I-hat«v
personal appearances.''.
“ Ypu ought not <o hhte them,
m j deal; girl. Ymt are much love
lier than w h e h l f e l l ' head over
heels (H love with ynu years ago."
ilOon't, speak of that, Jack. Yop
dlon t fall in Jove with me. You
fell in lovo w ith love. We both
wmrdl young and I was adoring,
wbrsflipping—you loved the Jo y
th a t you had with me. But when !
boennie somrthlflB,tliaL m ust bo
cored fo r—a responsibility instead
oLn playfellow;—y q u je t mo go opt
o C y au r llfe without th e slightest
regret. At th a t time I cursed you.
And 1 said to rtiyadf th a t 1‘hoped
some dojr' you vropld• dip thc .fnost
horrible deaths.
' 1
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“ I don't w ant th a t now, Jack.
For 1 have seen Leslie, and I know
th p tp n d e r no circumstances could
S
■•“ Vanilla la my favorite
fom*," said Calam ity sweetly
(women, kfep their XOptn, longer t
•iTIaa tbo .world ever .known- •
snappier, better dresaed, peppier.
,more a le rt crowd of women 'than
those of today?'*
•
>.*« ,
l admit a lt thi*. But I am iru
• alined to believe- th a t the beauty
shop is npt the answer.
Wc have had an Malted standard
of living -all along the \m s.-&
A pessimist i s .a m an who fig*
There la someth!:
urvs a girl would never speak to exactly fits the placi
bowl of bitteruwoet^ l>t*i cm
him again if he kissed her.
window in a cathedral.
The shape of the erabrol
W fc »nds or vest u b * like
about anything tjiat
This may apply to a
iy'4 gown, or Aho*jese
,
is correct for pocket,
te small sketch. Thaj
b a u t n a s o n . <u im
udir
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R
b ir d w e l l
. Wouldn’t afford it. Arid now th a t
S a l e is making *2,000 a week and
K*w; « n afford such a . house, she
'$ ofShe lives in « very modi tide, .V3t little bungalow.
fc nnd
»» • •
¥ nnd
Movie millions do not assuage for
flippant the tragedy of domestic dlsllluslonIk tired mCnt. There, is Bilh H art, the
hue and horse-faced hero, from the prairies,
fcttcxfly past 50, this hulk of heroism courtbid cab- cd romanco, and married a mere
[gel In wisp of n girl, who was ju st 20. It
he’s an Was the only romance that* aver
Ian ush*ientered his life.
•
'Baxter, 1 Now he lives on memories and
■ Gilda anticipation—once each Week he
| to in- SCep his baby—the child on whom
k sales- ha settled *160,000 when he sepnlUppcr*’ rated from Winifred Westovorr the
I in Cel-' youthful mother who left him five
ftllc o f ;inonths a fte r their wedding.
| a slap-j Bin wanted to be a husband, a
Into the, fath er—hut it will never be. He is
Kom®a“r paying dearly for something he
coming
... there
oss the
iLdU_ix
placed in .the county Jail B o n
charged with th e ‘booting of J. H .
Johnson, 42, h it m theA Tho shootIng Is said to have occured when
thu elder Johnson ;is alleged to
have threatened the bojr‘4 mother,
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APALACHICOLA —- Sufficient
funds for the proposed cone true-
STATE
NEWS BRIBare
DY ASSOCIATED PRESS
|n the^
J^thoW * «•!*» Uc«n
b«re when M n. May Rice of T.m ■*nnOTnS«* h«w. .The
pa, came to OTlando in rtiw rueT n
?n «>*«**»* c
a m em d c lU ting that C J
**?“ •Lwh° .U U d tha
was desperately illf only ' ^
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body in the lhortuary up
PORT M YERS-Fo,
salesmen, who arc to be
in court on charren of
court.
a meeting to be held here February
1, according to E. 8. Dow, chair
man. The commission, Authorized
by the last legislature to conduct a
survey of educational conditions
in the state, was recently appointed
by Governor Martin.
PERRY—Levi Johnson, 10, wna
kitchen rang* uaed in a reataura n t h e n enuhed through the
floor to the baaemewt below, actting f in to the building and cautIng a panto among diner*
Four
cooka leaped to safety and patron*
rushed madly into the straat when
the impact of the itove rocked
the structure.
Poland,
WEST PALM BEACH— A heavy
Red and W hite
ins been
engage-
f K S E W
eing too
engaged
ihe Gilda
be South
shimmy,
(a. where
[dinting
l her con
ing •Wil
is Grsy’s
used it.
I would
mrood is
[l would
pometcr,
[the film
g bouie[giant int bag of
happen:
volcano,
hot and
■m^ieter
in pieces.
e
s
moments
U& rf
flWHH 1~B b iH B
K eff
EjKW
B?7
F$ 7
pJ
rw rm ^m sm
[ picture
fluirAMaxr
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Jived in Hire's a sport ensemble In heavy
i have red nnd whjte check wool from
resident Paris.
Tho jack et is lined and
Bessie trimmed with Bordeaux red leather.
filA N D O
SANFORD
m anor]
.it is impossible to stress too
strongly the location of
The location of Sanford Manor holds, in
itself, an appeal equal to the entire attrac
tion found in the average community.
r* in llamaK« was dona by fire which
C l
a t Rvf« t t , M u i. One tank
l»mn eiln *or mDus. Picture shown firemen
Junddition to its possession^F lorida's cli
m a te '
Mam*has an economic background, in the city of
Sanford and surrounding territory, which
cannot be excelled.
Far from being unable to enjoy the full ad
vantage of these wonderful transportation
facilities, the City of Sanford and Sanford
Manor are surrounded by ten thousand o f
the. richest truck gardening acres in the
section, throughout the year, in quantities
which bring back millions o f dollars in
profits.
^
Sanford is strategically lo
fh H. JACKSON
00 ^M enccs and Business Property.
[EwyRepayment Plan
new Merrlwcather Building
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fr
Phone 611
cated a t the head of navi
gation on the St. Johns
River; is one of the few in
land ports having direct
outlet to the sea and is one
of the six cities in South
Florida having steamship
service to principal E ast
ern ports.
Pullman coaches leave
Sanford .daily, at 10:45 A.
M. and 3 P. M., from the
Valdez Hotel, for Sanford
Manor. We assure that
your presence on one o f
these trips, as our guest,
will insure for you a pleas
an t remembrance.
Sanford Mapqr w as cre■ ■ a te d to fili the need of this
section for a community
o f homes o f thecharaoter
it deserves. One woek has
1 passed since its official
opening to the ' ^jubllc.
Prices ara still at the
earl/-developm ent levjeL
VALENTINE
DINNER d a n c e
»JLRj
J. i M
8
^DEZ HOTEL
—AY’ FEnRlfAHY iKn.
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UINNER 8ERVED .
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WASHINGTON, Feb. l ^ 4A
the*Apalachieoiallay^areVlnoM ttn
ORLANDO—Haywocd Register,' MADRID, Tab. 1,—<AV—By , 0 1
sight now, thote behind tho pro* convlcted of the murder of I s a a c royal decree, there are te be Son* ,
Jcct declare, and the entire am ount MP e a c b « r People*, taxi driver, and I day meetings throughout the land
of the «60,000 hoped fo r la expec* \ sentenced to • iifa im p riso n m en t,an d rity official* m ust expound to :
ted by February 1. Tho'bridge I t ; haa been tAintferred to the Rnifortl adults of both sexea iha principle* . <
d for
n mov;ml her
MOVIES OBT A BOOST
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Charlie DiazSlated To
Main Bout At Arrnoi
Nothing: Wrong* With H er Nerves
Wffim STARS WILL FACE
Compete A t St. Augustine BEST IN COUNTRY
1 1
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MADE BYTULANE
Greenback Cage Team Leads
Houbcn, Paulen, Goodwin And
Charlie Diaz of Tampa, v e te ran !
fig h te r who. has fig u re d ’in manv OVSTj
epochal scraps in this ntntc. w;ti heremeet Kid I& urke of Orlando
tho featu re bout of the second o'
a tiericfi nf boxing, shows that wilt
be, starred a t the local armory to
nym-ow 'n ig h t by Henry Godxlr
successful prom oter of the fight' i
last Tuesday, which was attended .
bv aovcral hundred Sanford and
with
Orlando fans.
In bringing Diaz to Banfor.n ?
Godale is offering local fans an e
opportunity of seeing one of xh - trti
cleverest boya in southern hoxin,- ~
circles. Diaz has been boxing fur ^
the last six years.
He D f a s * ' - , ?
skillful and Above all a scrapp-- “tT.who nuikes things lively for hh y.n,
opponent from the first to the la i iJ;„
gong.
‘
Young Irving, clever cx-maiin,
who won a technical knockim*
The SouthciTi Conference
' ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. 1.—(/P) ley, high sprang bonrd diving.
Hoff Will Compete In The
—The coming of Mnriechan Wehte- , A m ajority of the title holder*
In Points Scored And In
.
Annual New York Contests
lau, from Honolulu for the national will be on hand to defend their
Number
Scored Against It
On Thursday Of This Week
■ swimming championship fo r wom laumls, including Miss G srati Ingpr.Vi
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------en, to be held in the Alcazar pool the 50 yard-classic,-Miss Lackii in
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JiEW
ORLEANS,
Feb. 1.—
—
‘ .here Feb. 9 to 13 has heightened tho 100 yard free style,, M artha
NEW YORK, Feb. 1 .-W V -F o u r
.J**'
| In 11 Southern Conference basketInterest in the aquatic classic Norclius in tho B00 yard, Sybil European truck nnd field athletes,
a*
I hall games. Tulano University has
ughout the country,
Bauer in the back stroke, Arrnoa great in their homeland, will face
compiled the unusual trcimf nf
lies Wchselau is the foremost Gcraghty in the brenst stroke, Hel u select field of Americans in thu
'9V
leading the conference in points
laid of Hawaii, and in believ- en Mcany in the high dive, Garin annual Millrosc A. A. games here
scored ngninst member* nnd at
be the only girl to furnish N'ulssen,. in the medley and the next Thursday night.
the snme time Buffering the
rition to Misa Ethel Lackle woman's swlmniing association
Track observers say th n t too
greatest number of points Bcored
Uss Eleanor Gariitl. in the team in the relay.
much m ust not b e expected from
ngninst it.
ort distance •races. The cham- _ Rending the list of outstanding them. American cniiiusinsts arc
With n dnuRle victory over Au
lon carnival will be natinnnl in c o n t e n d « r i for championship inclined to regard all Invading E u
burn, the Tulnne Greenbacks ran
cter and th a t there » will be awards is Miss Ethel McGary, the ropean stars as comparable to P aa
their string of points up to 363.
.:
m petitors from every section of newly created all-around champion vo Nurmi, of Finland, but observers
MBs?
However, in winning seven gam es
i country.
of the A. A. U. who has supplant say It ihust be remembered th at
w
against four defeats the runner-up
The Pacific Coast Is sending five ed Miss Helen W alnwright, the Nurmi was tne outstanding athlete
in the Inst conference tournam ent
potential title winners, the middle heroine of last year's title meet, of the 1024 Olympics a t Paris,
•v v
hns seen opponents count 321
West will hwvu fully n dozen stars held here.
winner of four competitions, in
T1‘
points, Tulnne is the only team in
entered an well, and the east and
Miss McGary hns been making a three of which he bettered the ex
the circuit with either assets or
south to be represented. In addi sweep of world's records and cham isting Olympic figures. He prov
r.
liabilities over 300.
tion, Miss W chselau is coming pionships since early Inst summer, ed himself a aupor-ruuncr.
•
Maryland, with four straig h t
from Hawaii for the championship. nnd is rnted ns a possible winner
Victories in n world m eet went
confer* nee victories, continues to
1 Tho cpmplctc program fo r the of nt least two events. She nnd only p art way toward dem onstra
show the wny in percentage,- fol
cup meet here was announced to Miss Norclius will hook up in the ting th e exceptional ability of
a >
lowed by Virginia and North C ar
day, and for the firs t tim o the 200 nnd BOO yard events and some Ptuivo. L art w inter he came to
olina with two nnd one victory, ruraces will be held a t afternoon nnd spirited competition is assured the United States, in n few short
CHICAGO, HI., Feb. J.—
A
sepctlvely, both the Tarheels and new nickname fo r golf was nut'
evening aosslons. The cord fol* spectacular events.
weeks accustomed himself to
the Cavaliers having a- clean slate forw ard today by a disgruntled 'Vt)S.fl j
3*1
Iowa:
Miss Weshelau, holder of the American boards nnd American
ut this stage of the race.
golf widow, who dubbed the pas- Vnrk
- Tuesday, Feb. 8: 8 p. m. BO yard world's 50 yard straightaw ay rec methods of running, and lie won ull
Auburn, after winning its first tim e the “hoof nnd mouth game." 'Lb
fre e style, pentathlon.
ortl. wil compete in this dash, as but three of the numerous events
game was driven out of the select
Wednesday, Feb. 10: 2:30 p. m. well as in the 100 nnd 220 yard he entered.
This woman, who had not taken r't»
undefeated class by Tulnne, giv to the link* in self defense a- <bc
220 yard free style, 100 yard back free style swims ngninst Miss
H ubert Houbcn of Germany, first
«m
I.uckie iirtdi Mis Gcraghty. Misa of .the J02fl invaders to enter in
ing Hip University of Mississippi a manv women recently, said that 'v.q
stroke, low soring board dicing.
chance to move up u jicg. "OIo rhe hnd .put Up with the "hooting'’ i
Thursday,
Feb.
inurnuay, re
o . n11:; d8 n. m. 100 Lackie holds the world's 10 yard door competition here, w<m n heat
record of 1.03 3-5 but this has not of thtf 40 yard dash in Boston last
Miss" lost its opening game to nnrt of golf which kept her luiAt
yard frv-c style, 400 yard relay.
Friday, Feb. 12: 8 p. m. 500 yard been accepted by the A. A. U. night, but in thu finals be was left
Louisiana .Si.Uo hut since then 1ms hand away from home most of I ,- 'hia
compiled n record of, five straig h t rparc houm but had rebelled whin ' -rsevi
" free style, 100 yard breast stroke, which still looks upon Miss Wehsc- behind. Houbcn is nut an Olympic
champion, for his country wan not
victories.
nhe found th a t the "m outh” part :i'*-t
Saturday, .Feb, 13: 3 p. m. med- lau’s l.O.'i as the existing record
welcomed a t the gumc of 1024, hut Thcol Nelson proves her nerve nnd acrobatic skill by posing for this
With examinations in progress of the gamp invaded her evenings.
lit? gained prestige by defeating picture with Jack Redmond, .professional golfer, 27 stories above Brand- ut a number of institutions there
Charley Paddock
and
Loren way.
will lie a lull in tho basketball
Murchison when the Americans
storm for some «>f the favored con
were engaged in -n tour of thu task appears to be alm ost hopeless
testants hut all will return to the
world. This was a fe a t worthy of despite the fact that P lan t is' r e
court in lime in place themselves
any Olympic perform er.
on edge f,,r the Conference tourna
covering from a foot injury re
Houbcn will bp among the sta rt ceived in training.
ment opening in Atlanta February
She lived in Albuquerque
Hollywood, Cnl., Feb. 1.—(A*)—
ers in the Millroso gam es Thurs • Paulen is duo in New York on
SowyeTHiMG LIKE.
26. Only Hi of the 22 Southern
Search for the American folk song,
In a 'dobc shanty.
day nt Madison Square Garden and Wednesday, so will have little time
Conference members will he per
b o t t l e s r a t t l in g ?
which has brought into relief the
She wore n string of bends
the other foreigners will be Adrian for preparation, l t d won heuta
mitted to shoot at the important
negro spiritual nnd songs of thu
And hnd feathers on her legs Pnulen of Holland, a middle dis
briskets in the tournament. Recti
frontier, has gained nid from nit
And peddled beets and cucum tance limn; Gordon Goodwin, Great in the 400 nnd 800 motors events
fying records for the tournament I
nt the Olympics nnd in the 800 de
unexpected source—the commonly bers
Britain's greatest walker, and feated "Soapy" W atters, who is
will be based on performances in
called silent dram a..
And hard-boiled eggs."
Charley Hoff, the pole vaulting entered for the special 300 yard The Covered Wagon Is Again eight games against conference op
The poor milking qualities of record man from Norway,
' Composition of the musical score
Should lo s than sixteen
w e n t Thursduy.
Treking Across Western ponent*.
for a western nlay sent research Texas cows is paid sarcastic trib
llo ff, wlio for some weeks tins
tennis hunk i ivht games, the best
The
Milroso
expects
to
produce
ute
In
another
song;
while
a
fourth
Deserts Carrying Formers 1C on the basis of season's play
ers on a hunt for old songs of the
been training ut 'D artm outh Col
two dozen Olympic perform
Overland stage and 1'ony express. tells the dirt? end of George Ed lege, is expected to prove thu aersfull
In:.lead
O f Seekers For Gold would bo i lci led. Indications are
in
the
mucl
this'
ycarxw
d
turn
. They were rewarded by several wards who fell from the proud nro bright sta r of the foreign constella offered a trophy to the athlete ■11
however, tluit more than sixteen
feseian
of
stage
driver
to
that
of
quaint songs and also tho music
tion! Americans who have seen producing the best all around per
DALLAS,
Tex.,
Feb.
1,—The
will |du> ' iglit games or m ore.,
"whacking
bulls"
on
u
street
car.
of the rail played by express riders
him In practice at Hanover pre
povi red wuenii again
i: tr.'l.m:: Georgia, Georgia Teeh and Tulnne |
*c- - «>rfvarn of their approach to a re- Tho melodies of these songs of dict that he will do 14 feet with the formance.
the frontier of the day when spaces pole eventually, to improve upon
ari'-is the western plains.
ini- have nhi nifv played eight games I
mount station.
^ 5
or more ami "wle Miss" hns turn
were
notably
wild
nnd
open,
show
d p i' it Is hauled, in snail- in- ed in .r im .
Most of tho songs of stage
his own world tnnrk.
that
tho
men
who
were
men
hnd
n
. coach days have a rhythm th a t rcThis youngster, however, does
stances, by an nulimubjlo . agine,
minds one of tho b ttte r known creditable if primitive fluro fur hot tmnlino himself to the vault,
nd it carries, not the gold .■«■«- "Sl sl;.t»>.
‘'Lone T ra l-rie ”- of the cowbor. music.
lie is a capable middle difitanco
The cullnIn in mi levid that the
"r hut those who come fi.r the
■V irtually nil of them have u story
runner nnd in the Olympic -loo
v.iinl -upplii - I'v.'i'lli ut motive
|
lard
earned
wealth
of
the
sm!
, to toil, Such a one is th a t of Joe Husband Appears As
m eters placed second in two trial
Across the vast plains oi \V. ,t nm er and uiiuimtlL Hlt.
j Bowers who, the song teljs, came to
heats.
one of the
Texas
„f |„„m M, n ,.v..| vwlnn.. It
. C alifornia to win a stake th a t ho
D eath Is Announced , In the Millrose program, Hoff WASHINGTON. Fell. 1.—i/P) — burnersthe arelongnow|inL..imoving
" sect inns in the United States
. m ight m arry a girl in I'ike coun
will vault against Ed linuurek of \ final vote liy Saturday night was hor..o-dtawn wagon, m
"li re ruiInuuI.- are still compel- 1
ty , Missouri, only to return to find
COVINGTON, Tonn., Feb. 1.— the Illinois A. C., Emerson Morton the goal of managers of Lhe tax bib', und by trnin. Lint yeai |o, 'tiL* \? it)i etu 1i i,t her for territory. 1
her the wife of a red-headed butch
of Georgetown, Fred Sturdy of reduction bill as the Senate resum
a hall dozen toads recently lmv- j
U00 families moved into tin*
er. The song, with n lilt thut a l UP)—A delegation of citizens were Yale and others and in a Bix hun ed consideration of it today.
applied to the Interstate i ’oribreaking the nows of her hucbnnd's dred yard run will meet Paulen, A1
most sings itself, opens: •
Approved except an to its con uin, and thin figure is exta-rti d mg
'iirivi t omiiii sio’i fur right \i
to
Ufar
exceeded
this
year
"My name it is Joe Bowers,
death to Mrs. William Lassiter Helffrich, John "Soapy" W aters of troversial provisions, the bill was
'V / / / y y / ; , j
cording to officials of the U, t build,
I have u brother, Ike,
here yesterday. Before the spokes Hnrwnrd and Johnny Gibson of in u position today for a show down ioxus Chamber of t'omnu'ir,.,
Sopie
of
tin
nineties
in
whi.h
between Senate Iprces who uro nt
I coma from old Missouri,
i** taking place
man foil Id go into details, Lassiter Fordham. Ho also will appear on odds
The breaking up of uianv Im-o h,' *U\
principally over proposals to
Come all the wny from Pike,
a foreign relay team.
1
,1
or
75 inhiihituiits,
ranches,
_
some
of
wlm
h
eontaii
walked
into
the
house.
111 tell you haw I came thur
H ouIkii again will encounter the repeal tho inheritance tax und the
-j'in lin e 11 it ii." *Iv the t’liivlnr >
A man wus killed here last S at mnn he defeated overseas, Loren publicity of income tax payments. ed over 100,000 acre . ir- makm
And how I came to roam
v " ‘ " " 'I n
The county seats
Chairman Smoot o f the Finance this settlem ent possible. Alone
And leave my poor old mammy urday night, when struck by n pas Murchison, along with DeHart
"t some of them have grown m
now
branch
of
the
.Santa
Fe
rail'
Committee,
in
charge
of
the
hill,
Bo fa r away from homo."
and F rauy
llussey,
senger trnin nnd "identified" by Hubbard
'" d ly Hint O.ain of the ,o U'i
And so it runs through ninny railway workmen ns Lassiter. Iden sprints of 40 and CO yafdH having is confident that the compromise road, west of LtibbiK-k to the i, . '"
reached by Republicans uml Demo im-New Mexico bonier, a dozen Mouses still are of fram e runstru.-;
' stanzas.
tity of the dead man is still un been arranged for the stars.
'.ton.
•owns have spiling up in the |„
A nother sings in n tuneful, known.
S i n c e , i t mins BECUME
'Goodwin p!uc<;d second to Ugo cratic members of tho committee, .few
indntha.
Everywhere
are
t
whirli
favored
repeal
of
these
two
haunting stra in of a th rifty old In
Frigcrio of Itrtly In tho 10,000 me
ngn.i of new life.
,tlun ” ,
IS OPeRATi««
YALE ST \It TO WED
bootlegger
dian woman of Alhuuuerquu, known
A ttem pts uro being made to dis ters walk a t the Olympics, but Wil provisions, would bo approved by being put to virgip- Mi||.
the
Senate.
as old Bobby Cox. Only one stanza cover a non-inflammable wood for lie Plant, American champion, did
,
C E N T E R , THE L ocal milk*
In planning u final vote by S at rattle map J1M,| jj ,,,
NEW YORK. Feb. !.- O-i
houses, hut some of our mutetf- not participate in tho games,
pas? ing. The overall i,. taking u,!.
U now remembered:
,
urday
night,
Souulor
Smoot
de
Frigerin was beaten
several
D IS T U R B E D
T H E MORN'NC
Henry Clarkson S» ..ti ,,f St. I o t , i s .
. "Old Bobby Cox,
m anufacturers seem to Imvu known times by Plant In thu United States clared he would deinuml night ses p.aru of the ehaparain-,.
who
was
formerly
a
baseball
play
M’est Texas itself i» |urKl.r
ITS C IT IZ E N S , INCLUDlNt T«
Star-wano, come and untec,
the secret fo r years.—Punch.
luft winter. Therefore, Goodwin's sions next week if this program
failed, so as to assure nn early ■ipy state in tho union ex, ,.t,i jj,.. er, football and hockey sta r at y„|,.
passage uml permit tax reduction state of which u i, „
i* to wed Miss Miehelle U.mvie*
by Mar. 16 when first incoinu in
« •lightly greater a n a than hlic and hci two sisters art J, |HI.
California, the Union's M-.,.nd lul l'- tunics.
B y Williams stallm ents are due.
a
Golf Described By
Woman As “Hoof
And Mouth’ Pasiim
11!
Movies Said To Be Bringing Olden
Songs Of Frontier Days In Vogue
MUD CENTER!
HOME
MOVING RAPIDLY
TO TEXAS'PLAINS
S
Final Vote On Tax
Reduction Bill To
Be Made This.Week
rMj.
OUT OUR WAY
<i«j« et hi*
ifc^WILAM WINS AtiAlN
MISk
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CANNES, France, Feb. 1.—GP)
Miss Helen W ills, again trimphed
Im
r f ’T W lT 'i r r '^
tinlay winning the singles final in
the Gallia tournam ent in straight
sets ut C-3, 6-2.
OH M A !
BIG F1UK AT SOUTH BENI)
SOUTH BEND, Ind., Fob. 1.—
(/R—Fire In tho business district
hero today destroyed nine retkil es
tablishm ents causing a loss cstijnutod a t ■'$ 1,200,000, while tho
rduwn(bwn fire wus burning, u
hlaza destroyed the standard Oil
Company office building in thu
southeast section of tho city with
a loss of $300,000.
y
F R E E T R I P T O TAM
Comfortable Pullman Busses Are O perated From
I
,
Sanford to Tampa
How She Gained 10
Pounds In 22 Days j
Skinny Men Can Do The Same
T hat's going some—but skinitv
men, woman and children Ju. t can t !
kelp putting on good, healthy flesh
when they take McCoy's Cod Liver
OU Compound tablets.
As chock full of vitsm incs up
tho ngaty* fisby-t anting cod liv te |
oU ItsaU. but tiicaa tiugar-eusted, ]
tasteless tablets uro as easy
take ns candy, and won’t upj
-f
One woman gained 10 pounda
twenty-two days. 60 table
■ Ask
* ' Union Pharmacy j
cepta.
it for Me Coyhi
murid tablets,
a t Icaat five
druggist i
KHI
&
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Ly the
B . L H A M N E R O R G A N IZ A T IO N
Florida ' s forem ost d e v e l o p e r s
So th at you may hoc uml appreciate thn i,
.
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leuve thu Seminole Hotel at Sanfor.i f ,rVl‘strnent opiKrtunities of Flpridn’a greatest ciw»
« provided gueata by tho Hunin.-r OrganiZu,j“m|,il’ CVe,y m on,in2 a t 7 o’clock. O th e r accofl"
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bnahw a ia to w* th a t hwrtere do
W>t bathe their flinging hands too
lik ltIn favor of the change were
William Oeeck i t the Chicago Cuba,
NEW YORK. Feb.
Sam Breadon of the 8 t LotUa CardR «tn will return to organised base InaU and Fred CUrka of the Pittsball nest summer.
. ■
Venus makes n rotation ev**y
The Joint rules committee of the
23.4 hours.
major and minor leagues, with the
approval of Commissioner Landis,
voted yesterday for the restoration.
Its use was abolished with other
freak deliveries in 1020.
Rk /* .M Ct!on.* wlU P « v e n t excesPOTTER'S “ORLANDO MAID”
rk .
do$‘o m g " 0f the ball. In
nlflrff i°f tha. re*in» whJch * W be
CANDIES
Placed in n bag on . th e pitcher's
To Organized Ball
interest In literature.
comparison with thfc^ radio,
Miss Humble said th a t books nre
of s more' enduring quality and
that people like to have them con
stantly in their homes.
"Ever since I have been In the
theater
business " somebody
haa
M lv S lv S
" ......—. w
been burying the poor dram a, with
the result th a t the
- - - num ber,
"" of
legitimate theaters In New York
has doubled within the last ten
years,” Gilbert Miller, m anaging
director of Charles Frohman, Inc.,
asserted. 'Before the end of this
year a t least six more will be open
ed.
"W henever my ta ste in plays
happens to coincide w ith a su ffi The New York Defense Society.
ciently large m ultitude of the pub
lic our theaters will be full, no Inc., has protested tho appointment
m atter bow m any splendid works o f , Licut.-Col. William N. Haskell
Mr. Ham ilton cpntrivea fo r th e r a as head of the New York National
dio.
Guard, alleging that tho regular
“In estim ating th e radio ns n nrm y officer is a Soviet sympa
competitor people always fo rg et thizer. Col. Haffcell denied the
tho simple human need of a civ
ilized man o r woman to g e t out of ctiargcs, classing them as "silly.”
the house occasionally.
Nobody
first needles were the thorns
wonts to stay homo every evening ox The
pmnta.
and vegetate. Aa fo r the movies,
it should be obvious th at, so fa r casting on Armistice Day, has been
from killing tho ta s te fo r the Bpok- M o n t , niost popular “broadcast"
en drama, they are complementary ♦k
.. — », n ~0 V
w"*v,»v. uni
ct>ntest
conducted l.v
and, if anything stim ulating.”
tho London Evening News,
The views of Crosby Galge and
other producers w ere very sim ilar
U those of M iller. Gaige added
that the radio would never be ablo
to substitute the 'atm osphere of
M f-i
the spoken dram a and the person
ality of the actors.
Thursday, Feb. Illli
Another viewpoint, however, is
♦zpressed in n despatch from Lon
8:15 P. M.
don, which soys th a t "The W hite
Chateau,” Captain Reginald Kerkley's play of the w ar, which wna
the feature of th a t city ’s broadIn
f e a s E
Special attention paid to
Parties, receptions
arid wedding’s.
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repairin g ,
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t-iflt;* .VYj*
Wo would bo pleased to show you this spot of beauty,
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Factory 308 W. Centra! Avenue
Retail Stora 15; E. Central Avenue
,
Orlando, Florida
Sheet Metal Co.
i
207 French Ave.
108 M agnolia Ave.
Auditorium
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Good U sed and N ew
Parts fo r all M akes o f
Automobiles.
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Kelly-Springficld Tires, Ac
cessories, Gps and Oils.
Sanford U sed P arts
Company
C. H. WINN, Mgr.
Cor.
Famous Tenor
Prices $1.00 to $3.00
Plux Tax
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Sale begins Monday,
Feb. 1st. Mail orders
received now.
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rapid progress of the city’s trend is Eastward. Marvania
lies right in the heart of this tremendous growth. O n all
2426 acres 2 miles river frontage, a t
$75.00 per acre.
160 acres a t $100 per acre, 1-2 mile
river frontage. . *
165 acres, 11-2 miles lake frontage.
15 lots from $1,000 to $10,000 each.
15 lots from
$1000 to $10,00 each.
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Term s on any of these.
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Phone 274-W
inc the greatest enhancement of va|ues. A nd Marvania
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T h e ■ a i'c ru fu l b id d e r o r b id d e rs
w ill be re q u ire d to gtvd* a bond
e<ltml to 10 p e r c e n t of h is n r I h e lr
h id an d such b o n d to h e ex e cu ted
hy n S u re ty C om pany licen sed to
dr, 'b u sin e s s. In th e s l a t e of 4 'lo rld n .
s a id bond \n h e a p p ro v e d by th e
C ity C om m ission.
- C opies of th e p ln n s an d sn e eJftratlo n a m ay h a aeen a t th e o ffic e of
th e Clly M a n ag e r o r a t th e o ffic e
o f F re d T. W illiam s, (Engineer, o r
m a y he o b ta in ed a t e ith e r o ffice on
d ep o sit of lio.eo w h ich w ill bo retn rn m l If n lild I* m ade.
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also the Pour Lo trtrt,
,ir"titftlntna tl>« f o il
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LETTER s & t a s . The G trm afT suc t i r ml l .ilnt 'g* ! 1Itn.
f i C on erM o « h e e t p i l e
cesses In the Balkans wore largely
r . i n l n l n g w a ll, w i t h o i w h o r s a n d
j im I - --i l ; —
of attributed to General von Seeckt
m pingi
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Avon
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fu
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promotion.*
f fire hpndred persons in Gerl ooo.ona rti. yd*. Kill. ,
. It is estimated. Is on tho
u t h t o l»« p r e s e n t e d In
Tho problem of what to do with * l-rnp<»»alK
kl governm ent's' payroll.
Healed e n » e l o p e - , e n d o r s e d o n t h s
rirn
innum
erable
castles
which,
by
pur■- taxes b a « incrcaw d 250 chaM, o r M W xM ont have fallen in- o u ts id e . "Did f o r 1V K8T . 3 I D K
t since th e w ar, dcsptt* th e | fjj ^ hBmlll o f Gentian states and i m i . K t i K . A u i u h t h i c t s m i k x sio n ok
t h b r a r t htdk
th a t tho
cliu „ hM been solved In an nnmn.nl tu uern. K
BAn
d is t r ic t .
H«nr..>d.
of public debt fo r reparation
b U|C Bav*rjan town of F l o r i d U
a ”. a n d li i r n n m r <>r t h o b i d
d e r <>r lildil-rr.
tions,
ber of afederal
fetch, f®01611* f°r *ts *>etrY
K *rn pr->p” "iU m u s t Im>
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lers the
has num
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t such
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COO y e a r o l d e n s i l e o n t h e p a n l n l J i y a c e r t i f i e d rh i - e k n>i'd<*
pace th a t several newspapers
s td e S t slKli! til thi> o r d e r o f till*
heights of PJassonbtirgh is being cpiiiy
e demanding a house clcannfg.
t y A m ll tu r a n d i.'le rk o f H a n fo rd .
finance m inistry, rhnrgrfd used as an trisanc asylum for men. F lo r id a , f o r 3 p e r r e t i t o f Ili«*
1th the collection o f more than Plnssenhurg is one of the most s l l i o u n r o f Ills ltld.
■core of federal taxes, alone em» beautiful and historic of German
7.1,200 persons und spent castles. Built In the fourteenth
3,000
or more than century It was the residence of
juu annually, o
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toU li income tax ^
PV f =Count von Branrlonburgh-Kulmthe state of Prussia in
hahitants draw s a Loch .®n^ l
#nd ,nler oI P^nce
In every 850 inhabltan
check from tho finance minis- Christian of Bavarin.
Sr
Gcheral Hans von 8eeekt, chief
'V of staff of th e Relchsvrehr, has
been promoted to th e rank of col
onel general by President von Hlndenburg in recognition of his ser
vices in building up an effective
post-w ar arm y within the lim its
of the Versaiilea tre a ty .
A colonel general in the German
arm y ia ranked only by n field
mnrshnU, of which there arc five,
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. including tho president. They r*ft- if: . tain their titles from the old re
gime. The organisation of the new
Reicltswehr doos not provide fo r.
field m arshalls.
S tartin g the second y e a r of tho
w a r ns a colonel, General •y o a *
Seeckt, distinguished him self ns
von Mockcnscn’s chief of staff
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Ocean Frontage a t $50.00 Per Foot
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Under construction new Spanish stucco house,
seven rooms; garage and scrvnnts quarters. Corner
Magnolia and Spurling. Easy term s. Will be ready
for occupancy nbout February 1st.
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Now Spanish type housa; six rooms; in Bel-Air
on MclIunviUo Avenue; easy terms.
New Spanish stucco bungalow In Snn U inta;
.•asy te r m s .
I sjIs 3, 4 and 5 Rlock 1C Tier 1; corner'oFftanIforll Avdnue Ahd 15th S t.' ’$100.00 per fto h t;fo o t
for quick sale. Easy terms.
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balance easy.
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W. F. HOLBOUN, Sales M anager.
This choice business corner 65^x138Mi W. Church St., close in where prices
are rapidly increasing in Orlando’s
bc$$ buy in business property.
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606-G07 F irst National Bank Building
PRICES
Of A djoining PuKincss Property.
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About 550 lots in all, one-fourth nlready taken.
Right is reserved to withdraw this pre-reservalion sale at any time without notice. .
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Ocean .and River fronts, near Davis Shores, St.
Augustine.
This jjrqperly owned by §anfotd Interest and,
.Trcix'd for few days only; then, State-wide selling
campaign offering lota for subscription subject
to uilottment.
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T h e C ity P o n in iln a ln n r e s e r v e * t h e
r l u h t t o rn ] e c t a n y n r n il bid*,- n r
to a c c e p t a n y hid t h e y , d e r m t o lie
f o r t h e b e s t Ihterr-Ht o f t h e CJiy.
W . a W II.I.IA IIH ,
C ity M a n a g e r.!
Pre-Reservation Sale
of LUs
Under American adm inistration
tho cost of collecting and allotingi
A U V K IIT Isr.H m T
i;000,000,000 marks reparation
a y -; K«nlr<i
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Hfftlfni |ir«inofiJtl* will In* re v iv e d
ments la one fourteenth o f one by fJiff* Ciljr CommNMon of NJinford.
rn m e n t I
•* tlta ir u rfk o in th e City
Jt: ^ierccnt, The German government
spends noarly six percent to collect
7,680,000 m arks revenue.
I I n l n l h g w a ll a n d fill In t h e 1NV.it
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One In every 2.500 persons en
joys thd/.titjo “M inister." having
served a t one time in federal o r
sta te cabinets under tho republje,
Y O U can have
hlch Is little more than seven
a Beautiful
years old.
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DRUID
REALTORS
ORLANIH)
G2 N. Orange Ave.
F irst Street and Palmetto A venae
IMionc 960
opportunityfynoefys
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D o you casually sil by and expect the winds of fortui
to casually drop a wealth into your lap. If you do disa]
pomtment and a dependent old age w ilt be your fat
Look about and observe the signs of time. Safe inves
ment now means rich rewards in the future.
TO MAKE TH A T
h l i i S iS L A N D — N E A R O C E A N P R O P E R T Y
W IL L P A Y G R E A T P R O F I T S .
- U l r i w r a S ^ E I K r D r u i d Park is a Brilt-Chittendc
Development? Hundreds of others have profited b
placmg then money i„ our previous developments, U
BONITA HEIGHTS
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3
A T 2:30 A N D 7:30 P .M .
Senwhole Cafe Grill Room
:B A N D C O N C E R T
VALDEZ R EALTYC O „A G EN TS
ik o f Titueville and Trust Co., Trustees.
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H . H. JACKSON
C, A. Batton
* C L. Britt
R A. Chlttwulfn
Joe D. Chittenden
L. P. Chittenden
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OliR ORGANIZATION
Frank J. Fitzpatrick
D. C. Griffin
>V.C. HiU
E. M.Hunt
THE BIUTT-CHITTENDEN
J toward O verlin
Mildred G.
R II. Pichard
. Frank L. Woodruff.
HEALtY CO , INC.
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The Comcdic Frahcni. ;« - i
tuck to the sv«b»m
' K°lng
chosen for l^ b v N » i,f ° VCr? ment
the disaBtro 5 ,% uNs:rn„ 0,n ,lur!n*
Of 1812 when' he finnH .?1pa,Kn
francs
6f thc
besides„ selling their work, WMIMff
exhibitors pick up orders for
U m w atlons and other, committee was increased in joja tQ
|S wrails
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work which helps to
k n o w n nnd “keep* the pot bdilmg.
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Reference to tha war- ih th# last - i f ' W ot pubTwofk,0. 5" "Si
seldom- touch .on .the
••gio"ry' motif.” They more, f r e
One argument in favor of th.
quently drag to light som e-bitter
truth which earlier plays avoided. t h n eR<? i*,11'?,1 thc ?‘2 members of
A new play by Francoia de Curel the comcdic Francnise do not need
deals wi|h a n u n
has had hi*
is umiomoi’n r i s play*..
to post-war conditions. One of
his remarks raise* a tremendous
roar of applause at-the first night s
performance and ha$ continued to
do so. The ex-soldier tells how he
went to the Arc dc Triomphe and
meditated* bofore the unknown
soldier’s tomb. As he walked
away, he recounts, passing down
the Avenue des Champs Elysces,
•‘I was splashed, with mud by lux
urious limousines carrying a mixed
the world. You are half dvUlxed.
TEN D A Y SALE
You live In shacks that wo would
not keep' our horses in. Your roads
TIRES AND TUBES
arc terrible but you arc learning.
You have lota'to learn yet.” •
Rines Filling Station
Sir Winfrey Is said to have deem
1113 Sanford Ave.
ed prohibition a blci-slng and de
P h o n e 4 6 1 -J
clared
that
it
would'be
a
blessing
w^ '. a n d o , F la , Feb. ! . - ( « —
The Orlando Sentinel today quotes if it should come to EnglandYou get a coupon with
N r Hichar,) Winfrey, member ,of
A hand operated tool has been every dollars purchase good
the English parliament; and secre
invented
for cutting glass w ith for aluminum ware,
tary of the board o f agriculture
during the ndmilistratlon of Lloyd out breaking.
Sinclair Gas and Oils
.ucorge, as saying th at,th e painted
lips, low and high cut dresses,
Indians of Vencsucla use the Use the best, It coatB no
ilesh colored hose and harum-scar seed- of a wild weed as a substi more and is better for your
um flapper ways of tKfc American tute for colTec.
motor.
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women have ptacM them in the
Jot with the half-cost of thc Afri
can savages.
Sir VQnfrey, who. Is yeeretarwkif
the European division of the World
Urothorhood Fwieration and a pub
Two large, niry and well-lighted east front offices—
lisher of m o ra l newspapers and a
on second floor and .overlooking Park Avenue.
w-orld wide traveler, according to
the Sentinel, is going through bjorida ‘to find cut what it is all
about,"
"I want tl,i find out ubout thc
agreement,” the Sentinel quo'.eaTho
Possession February 5
member of parliament. " It nil dt*
pends on the agreement. Same fane
agrees to he^p an orange yard [for
five years for nothing.’
* Masonic Building
*T would not live hore for half
English Nobleman
Dislikes Ways Of
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
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BUSINESS IS BETTER!
How ttljQUt .letting us h
been noitling back for t W inter Buying Session?
up some real bargains beIf you would like to p:
prices, we have what You
fore another increase
w ant
Room 8, Gamer-Woodruff Bldg.
Cnll 714,
PAUL LAKE
Licensed Real Estate Broker
Salesman—E. T. MOORE.
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OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU,
4 lots, 25 feet each, 2 corners, in Block
“L” First Street Extension; all for $25,000. This property in considerably underpriced.
R . W . L A W T O N , Realtor
Real E state and Investments—Phone 713 Meisch
Building
Sales Force: R. W. I.uwton nnd J. M. Roche
T h e hurly burly effort to show some sort of development
and the the mad rush to build something—
anything
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without regard for to w ell ordered planning is conspicu
ously absent in the progressive developm ent of Loch
Arbor.
H ere is to be seen only the orderly progress of ttdHtial
Beautiful new stucco bungalow—six
rooms, bath and two porches, located
on Oak Avonue a t Fourteenth Street.
Price $8,d00.tid. Terms,
The Davey-W inston Organization
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expansion.
the building o f parkways
■the grading o f streets
the construction o f ideal homes
the installation o f improvemehis
the reclamation o f water frontage
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But w ith al* the incomparable l*m*kground eftm m al
ed natural beauty and perfect assemble df jrarkways 1
drives is an existing community of rate atlrctiveness,
Lets Talk Dollars and Sense
In exchange for a few minute* of your time
wc will explain to you how you can. make sub
stantial profits by trading through our organiza
tion. ■We now have scvural properties being syn
dicated and shares in units of $1,000.00 are still
available. These properties were optioned some
months ago and by joining the syndicate at tnis
time an advantage of Increased valuation can^bc
Money to Loan
We represent a client who has over One
i.Dollars to loan on Sanford improved pro]
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A veritable kingdom of sport m il be th background of the new fifteen-story F
w ifi build at a cost of $2,000,000 on Fairyland Point in Daytona Shores. Yachti
wat&r angling, deep sea fishing, water sports of every description, ocean bathing, ]
ing in parklike forests, and motoring on ocean sands, w ill be some of the glo
recreation and outdoor life open to guests of this magnificent hotel. ^ & s
on Fairyland Point,
i will be finished in
Nfew Year’s Eve, will
Tom oka and Halifax rivers, is called "the most beautiful
s p o t in Florida." Arid under the Daytona Shores develop
ment program, no expense is being spared to preserve and
enhance the natural beauty of the surroundings.
Accessible across our proposed Halifax River Causeway will
he the sands of Daytona Beach, where ocean bathing is a
sheer delight and motoring a thing of such possibilities that
the Speed Kings of Mo*.:6rdom stage here some of their
^greatest races, For the golfer, there are a number of courses
including the nearby Ormond, where John D. Rockefeller
keeps ,fit by. play every winter. And later th e number will
include tlie Daytona Sborep C o u n ty Club coqrse of 18 -holes
and natural water hazards, sportiest in all Florida. Muriel
Bay and the H alifax river will prove sources
light to the yachtsman; as for the angler, tht
• Tom oka rivers will be a fisherman's paradise, j
T ) EAUTIFUL ESTATES W ill Spring up along
-L-'and connecting boulevards surrounding
In fact, the great hotel, w ith its many recrej
tertainment features, its splendid dining ro
Garden dancing, will be the center of delight!
life. Naturally, therefore, the minute the]
^announced, requests for reservations on this]
pouring in ., t*
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But the property on Fairyland Point is notj
the public. However, so great .is the demand
furnished our local office w ith preliminary
one interested in getting full information iboBtj
exceptional features of w hat will be caM.fi
Unit in advance of its form al opening cji
at our local office.
E. C. G R A D Y , Local Repr
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SanfoiM Dally Herald
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T o tw : Cash In Advance
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m iu iiiiu m
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first Insertion.
idvertising is restricted
m r classification,
error Is made The Sansriudr-will be responsible
f.one Incorrect Insertion.
reWfsdr for subsequent
ns. Tho office should bo
Immediately In rase of
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9 ADVERTISERS
raid representative*tko rfamllir.r w ith rates,
id classification will give
you complete Information. And
If you wish, they wdl assist you
in wording your w ant ad. to
Hake I t m ore effective.
IMPORTANT
NOTICE
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A dvertisers should give their
s tre e t o r postofflea address as
wall a s th eir phone num ber if
they desire results. A bout one
read er out of a thousand t)an a
telephone, and the o th e rs
communicate with yon unless
they know your adare«s.k'
. All discontinuance MUST be
made In person a t T h e . San
ford H erald office dT by .let
ter. Telephone dlsconlfnuanCep areAnot
valid.
nnouncem
ohis
Courteous... Prom pt— E ffic ie n t
K p *•
Service.
9— P c r s o n n ls
‘.8 UFFERERS of heart trot
' giria Pectoris, Dropsy,
- H igh Blood Pressure, Par
Wifi gladly tell you free,
can g et quick and Instfni
w ithout using drugs, men
serum s. Address R. V. Wall
1856, New Haven, Conn.
E. SPURL1NO, subdivision
special is t. Subdivision to O r
lando, Florida, and F lo r n
Height*, Florida on Dixie High-
10—Lo«t and Found
IL lT iiijicw -k’ttc , ni lasing. Colmnia m ain : No'questions-baked
vturoed a t Oncty to 123 W. IMh
a n d -receive rew ard. Mrs. L. G,
ngfelluw.
'FE M A L E Llewellyn S etter, black
and white. Collar with limp®
plate. Howard if returned George
IS. Tucker, Loch A rbor Office.
19— B u ild in g — C o n t r a c t in g
SANFORD ELEI
SA LESM A N !'
Successors to GU
WANTED experienced salesman to
11C Magnolia. El
sell Venice property fn Sanford.
trical. Phone 422. E lecting Ith Real estate experience unnecessary.
.Radio.
This Is tho largest and beat locat
y a - KNIGHT and Overland,
md M. Motor Oo., Park and JAM ES H. COWAN— A ll' kinds ed development on the Golf of Mex
ico. Owned and developed by the
Cbmmerclal
of Tint and Sheet M etal W ork, National Qrdor of Brotherhood of
i .Water and Boat Tanks.- A t Oak Locomotive Engineers, with prices
SEMINOLE HUDSON-^SSEX
Avenue and Third S tr e e t Tele within reach of nil. Salesmen who
phone 111.
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will worjc enn cam biff money. If
A vdm iB ^
you arc thinking of making a
Phono 41
Vith "a "Yale” Padlock
Bought From
CHEVROLET
Don-Jon Chevrolet Co.. Inc.
2nd and Magnolia
Phono 70S
District Mgr., 7 E ast W ashington
S t , Orlando, Fla.
DALL HARDWARE
Phone 8
24— P n in tln R — P a p e r i n g
DODGE
Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc.
Pleasure ears and u rah sm trucks. T. M. DUNLAP
of the
Oak and 2nd Struct.
Phone 3
Laurel.
Phone
FORD BUICK CO.
BUN AN ,AD In these columns.
Magnolia Avenue
..The cost is smell, results are
Phone 807
g r e a t Phono 148.
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Sanford Automobile
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If you
w ant to sell your used cars, ad
ifagnolla Ave.
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vertise daily on tho classified juige.
LINCOLN — FO R D — FQHDBON
Edwnrd Higgins, I n *
Commercial A Palm etto. Phone 331 27—Professional Services
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.... — CHIROPRACTIC for th at stubborn
Sanford Dealer, 8 . A. F ilip .: : , cold o r bronlchat condition will
W. F irs t St. • Phono 617 work wonders. Phono 482 fo r ap
pointm ent Dr. W, E. MscDougall,
1s t N atl. Bank Bldg.
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‘4
Fla. Rco Co., R. A. Williams, M»r.
208 W. F irs t S t
Phono 017
STENOGRAPHER: Steady work
Mr. Becisch, Phoenix Utility
Company.
CHRYSLER
CHA8. T. FU LLER MOTOR CO.
411 W. l* t St.
Phono 692
REEL ft SONS
You Drive It.
33—Help Wanted—Mnli1
^5—Service Stations—Repair
WANTED
: STOLEN: New ri^d emblem wheel
r in fro n t of M llu o T heater W ed
nesday afternoon. Reward fo r roS th rn of wheel oil, f^r. Inform ation
leading to A r r e s t g u i l t y parties.
* M rs. J. F. VeaccjL'109 Cednr Ave.,
Pace Apart mental
’f
hfSe',' containing
ncy. Owner tnqy
contents
,,
Greased
a t the
PERFECTION AU^O LAUNDRY
i Oak Avqpuq , ■<<
Wp Give N ight Service*.
WIOHTfJ—-Three stations,
nollatond Second, F irst a
Sanford Avenue nnd 1011
Expert service.
Two neat, energetic boys over
12 years of ngp to deliver llcrnld paper routes id evenings.
Must hove hicyrles. Apply
between 2 and 4 p. m.
*
OPEN ALL NIGHT .
W recker Service Day and N ight
V' ’
24 Hours Storage
WALKER ft LEW IS GARAGE
Hanford Ave. ft 2nd S treet
Phone 60
III—Business Service
IF IT’S A BARGAIN
” \Ve lta \e It"
SUNKYLAN u r e a l t y CO.
18— lluHincHd Service Offered
RMtltor
*
i
O. Woolwortli, Mgr., 221 Me lech TRACTOR . SERVICE' Q’lowing,
dg., over Piggy W iggly, hut wc
disking and . atreet grading,
deliver.
Let us do yopr eubdivisiou. M. M,
Lord, Route A, Box 216,
II—Automobiles
YOUNG MAN: One with high
school .education preferred, who
can meet the- public, and call on
local business men. Salary basis.
State ajfc in communication. Ad
dress. I t 10 caro Herald,
WIGHT PRINT BHUP—Printing
Engraving, Etniiosslng. Hcc ue
WANTED
Man with ciy for perm anent
position representing Hanford
uslncsahoi
,ust4 ai
W rite
Herald.
AUGUSTA C H R O N I C L E A u EAVY DUTfY truck, good condi
gusts, Gs.,
Ga.| i<A ugusta’s greaU
greatest
st
tion. F irst $100.00 caah offer classified medium, .rate, cash, t)c
hea i t Se» Mr. AnnhursL^HniUh charge. 10c minimum.
HE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT1
^
—Central W est V irginia’s largit. dally. W ant ad rate 1 l-2c por
ordf 4 Insertions 1 l-4c; 6 qr
o n l c p er word each inadrtlon-
F a r m s a n d L a n d f o r S a le
(16— W anted—To Buy
PHONED 148 for prompt attention
and experienced service in a r
ranging your copy.
INCOME .propeprty
than 8 per cen t
Wanting
•
■ 20-Acro Celery Farms
and
Acreage in Artesian Well
District.
MR. W. P. CARTER
Room 230 Mcisch Building
W. V. WHEELER. INC
116 Magnolia Avenue
Phone 39-l-J
SMALL 4 room house near San
ford Manor. Cheap for quick sale.
P. O. Box CUC.
TIJREE LARGE lots, corner 11th
and Myrtle. Wonderful for ap a rt
ment house site. Easy terms. P. O.
Box 690.
IX—Rooms and Board
81— H ouses fo r S a le
IO
LO V G ^TO
H A ,y c . J'Y O O
C O m E '.T O OUHNER ,• *TE‘b
M R > J |< ; < ; t ) I v v i
H
here
- 1— -^sssO ■
TODAY’S BEST BUY
67—Rooms With Board
X —Real Estate For
R ent
76—Flm ns fqf ltcnL w in'TvT‘* --rL.--- '
-
FOR RElTTi House garage. Apply 6 ROOM house,
location. All
1200 Magnolia.
modern Conveniences. A bargain.
REALTORS and Brokers should
carry a complete list of their
P. O. Box 690.
best offerings In the classified col- 77—Houses for Rent
urns daily.
22 ROOM house, simply furnish.
64—Seeds, Plants, For till tern
ad. Lake Mary: Hoc Mrs. Hur>old.
CUT FLOWERS for sale. Calondn
las now ready. 28c por doxen
ADVERTISING gets results If U
Phone 4Q*W. Mrs. L. 11.
II. Janes.
Jones.
reaches potential buyers. PaJatka Dally News U circulated la
an Industrial and agricultural Mo
tion.
By
•
\'rA CkU N D ,
tE
NOT
0T 9.1 F o rt Mellon. 1*. o
272. Phono 770.
pays
ROOMS, with or without menls Industrial Properly:—
101) feet facing on Cedar Avenue
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
corner of Second Street facing A.
C. L. R. R.
68— Rooms Without Bonrd
125 feet fronting on Mnpla Ave
TWO roonis, $2 and $i per week, nue nnd running back 117 feet on
Eth Street, right by a spur track
1215 W cst'2nd Street.
or the A. C, L. R. R.
ATTRACTIVE double nnd single
These two piece* of property uro
bedroom, near new Forrest Lake especially ndupted for warehouse
Hot I. Phone 571-J.
sites. The price nnd terms are
very reasonable. See ua and let ua
A T l.. iCTIVE double nnd single show
you the property.
bedroom, near rtew Forrest 1-ake
Homes and Home Sites:—
Hotel. Phone 571-J.
5 Iota in Fort Mellon nt $2,000.00
69— Room * fo r H o u se k e e p in g each. One of the best develop
ments in Sanford. In full view of
Lake Muprnc. Has water,.lights and
TWO FURNISHED/ he
paved streets.
1
rooms for rent 1st oi
Lota in Rose Court $2500.00 nnd
venlenees. No children.
up. There is more building in this
5th Street,
development than any other in San
HILL LCMI1ER CO. H oubo of
W h e re to S lo p in Tow n ford.
Service, Quality and Price.
We have homes with ull modern
MONTEZUMA HOTEL
improvements Splendidly located
7—Good Thinijs lo Knt
Sanford's most home-ilko ho for $.1250.00 and up. Now is the
tel; located on corner Mugnotiu time to buy. See us ut
Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi
THE WHITE REALTY CO.
ness section. Open oil year,
BARBECUE
• 305 U nit Nat'L Bank Bldg. ....
j . n. McD o n a l d , Mgr.
On South Sanford Ave. Rose Drivo
Phone 485
‘Where everybody meets everybody'
Sandwiches
Cold Drinks 73—Wanted—Rooms, Board
Hot Coffee
ROOM HY YOUNG MAN: Central
Gas and Oil Station.
ly located, must have hot water
and convenient to .bath. State price
In communication. Address L. F. G.
care Sanford Herald.
Two new six room Colonial house-t
TILL1S
'"'•"ted among beautiful ouk trees,
74—Apartment*
nnd
F
la
ts
MEAT MARKET
ready for occupancy January 25th
Wo trim our tncate and not our
and February 10th.
customers. A tria l will convince NICE clean apartm ent. 304 West
Bth Street.
you.
Prices nnd terms very reasonable.
402 Sanfprd Avenue
75—
Business
Places
fur
Rent
Phone 105
A. I*. CONNELLY & SONS
Cor. Second and Mugiioliu
A SACRIFICE price on n well lo
cated and paying novelty, notion
and dry goods business in the heart
58— Household Good*
of DcLand, Fla. Modcrute rent,
EVER BRITE Radiant Oil Heater. good lease. W rite or call E. Keller,
Sanford Agent. 109 Hunford 204 South Boulevard, DcLand, Flu.
Avenue. • *
" ,
J E A L O U S ^ A N T M O R ^ *’ T H l t s v
JO K E ^>
Av
*
FO R SALE
BRINGING U P PA1
* rril‘bt>’JO N E«ia- '---- -
losacssion.
BAYARD REALTY CO
110 S, Park Avenue
Phono 208
JAS. A. JOHNSON
112 W. F irst Street.
WE HAVE TWO BUYERS
Hanford Stove & Furniture Co.
321 E. F irst S treet
. i- We fa^ry a full lino
!•
Our pribte are right. Cash or
terms.
Wcwnnt your business.
teTRA SPECIAL
ACREAGE
■
1000 acres one mile frontage.on
St, John's River. 16,000 feet fro n t
age on Wckivn River. $110 pgr acre.
30 per cent cash. Balance term s.
20 1-4 acres, 20 acres tiled: now
$8000 house, high class celery TairAi,
west side.
W j ^ r t E b combination second cook
opd pot washer. Also counter
girls. Lu-Beth Cafeteria.
86—SltubOons Wanted—
.Fcmplc
85— L o ta .F o r S ale
"PADLOCKED"
34— H e lp — M ale o r F e m a le
YOUNG WOMEN thoroughly ex
perienced, well grounded In atcnogynphic work and genctfal office
SAN‘^ . DS ^ - PANY detail, desires position. Pleasing
Wo
make a specialty of our prompt personality, neat appearance. P re
DIANA
of prescripUonp and quick fers opportunity advance'along sec
Dlaha Sales and Service filling
i
delivery.
retarial lines. Box 1111.
rat St.
Phono 617 Drugs
— Soda — H ot Sandwiches
8 . Q. pOftTER. Mgr,
STENOGRAPHER with G ycara
UNION PHARMACY
experience desires position in
111 F irst S treet
Sanford. Can furnish best of ref
Prescription Specialists
erences. W rite Box 100 care IlerPhone 376 fo r immediate attention. nld. __________________,
LANEY’S DRUG STORE—Fre- 52— B u sin ess Equipment
Bcriptloqe, Drugs, $odas. We
7 ahf as near you a s y o u r' phone.
ONE OFFICE Bafe, cheap. See Hill
Sell Good Used Cars,
Call 103.
Hardware Co.
J025 Ford Coupe.
,102:1 Ford Coupe.
28— Repairing
1'Jilb Ford Touring.
$ 8— B u s in e s s O p p o r tu n itie s
1025 Fordor Sedan.
FURNISHED office. Call 770
RESTAURANT a t Short’s Tourist
ID2-1 Ford Touring.
write P. O. Box 272. Act qpick.
Can he made a paying
l!)2fi Ford Ton Truck.
Dn. Come see this at
SANFORD ROOFING CO. "Wo
MILDER O. PHILLIPS, INC.
roof for permanence.” Leaks re S hort’s Tourist -Camp, Orlando
:une 3
Onk a t 2nd St. paired. Estim ate free. Call Oak Road.
Ave. and 3rd Street. Phone 111.
53—Building Materials
FOR COUPE, 11)22 model tn good
condition $128 cash..Short's Tour
IV—Em ploym ent
ist Camp, Orlando Road.
NEW LUMBER for sate a t 1
price. 400 Myrtle Avenue.
ONE BRAND new ^ o rd Touring 32—Help Wanted—Female
car, never registered. No use for
ear, reason for selling, Price $428. FIRST CLA88 cook n t once. Ap
ply 615 W est F irst Street.
Karl Hpofford, Osteen, Fla. Tel
ephone 4H00.
COLORED GIRL wanted to care
H. B. McCALL JIL
FQmfj BE1> AN, lt)25 im>dcl7 Apply
fo r chilli In afternoon. Call up
at.corner -l$h and Pine.
stairs a t 1112 Myrtle Avenue.
Builders Supplies
COLORED GIRL to do house work
lU — A u to n io b U c s f'.:r K x110 North l.uurel St
from 7 until 10 oc|ock mornings,
and take laundry home. Apply GlK
AUTOS f o r h i r e
EAGLE AUTO SERVICE Day Palm etto Avenue befdrnAQ/tKtTyck
-or night. M ails nil trains. Bog- mornings nnd a fte r 0 o'clock eve
age transfer. Phono 561 nnd 03-W, nings.
fcAVE YOUR CAR
W ednesday p; n
lie No. 400684.-It
0 Mrs. J. F . Vi
1 venue.
XI—Real E state For
Sale
65— S pecials a t ttf c Stores
S3— H e lp W a n te d M ale
T H l t > l^>
V m Vi i f f x n r
villo Avenue, . fn r below market
value. Price $2000 with excellent
term s.
Rose Court lot—one of best buys
in tho bcuutiful addition for $2700.
Terms.
.80 ncrcs close In, excellent for
subdividing purposes, going nuw ut
! 500 per acre.
McCALL ft FOX
REALTORS
PHONE 745.
LO AND BEROLD!
Opportunity of Opportunities!
HOUSES FOR SALE
6 room modem house with gnrngo, $6300; $1300 cash, balance
$ 12.00 per mouth.
0 room stucco bungalow on Pal
metto Ave., 55x186 Jfit. $9200; $2,*iU0 cash, balance $75 per month.
Balance Wl
buy tweMj
BOOTH AND GIBBS
117 Magnolia Avenue
i,i iVoodifW
lot Wxlti I
FORTY ACRES of
WILL EXCHANGE my 220-ncre
farm in Vermont fo r Florida
acreage, suitable l a c d u a u s s pur.
ftT h im h ^ a m lTng on my farm . W. B. Tryson,
Gen. Del., Sanford, Fla.
NEWS—it covera
Brow-
on coraef 1
Fiuchuml
These
rstig^l HJ
o>*ncr. y y
house* W
(2500 Csft.
5s®ft c°Pf •id »U card nia»
g eq r p . r
m i
fu r n i ^
E
with t** y
palmeU*A
a 4 r« M !
JO N C * b * |; K r s O w
J. ______ _____• "_____
Ixicstsd.
Height*
�Here a a good tip! A piece of
brown paper under the upper lip;
held In place with the tongue la
good for nosebleed, hiccoughs or
enecztng—1 forget which.
America Has Its Floods,
n | l Busch. who can* h
i ll U trnlia In January* 11
Chicago
It was
Embezzl
-CoilMUTBR
ration,
phonr
J-Her*
-eatest
doctoro by the company they keep.
The worse people are, the more
I lived in ■
‘ the
they are with them.
to
myself*
“
y®
smoke, and * »»>» loi'ipUi® 1
I, why, this ta j
A blooming idot noon goca to
healthy bloke,
£ / . « _« th a t’s i»:ed.
ish guy to h
and fUUn* his
A N Y BO D Y -W hy does Mrs.'
nfloatin’ 'ro
1I knotj
know where Whatscrnnme cook her own meats!
lungs w ith ,
country ground,
ANYBODY ELSE—Because her
there’s plcn'
y
luck.
husband
eats at a restaurant,
so I gues* I t r y m y
j ' h * to h eo wv4>
open, wldV?* f!T
FABLES IN FACT
an’ through c•"*-S.5§SWwSt
—
Sometimes comma when you
end three, i t s
least cxect it eonimn sorrow turns
or home. Wai pack and we notice to joy period I have in mind the
wc* move right in, k of the city’s man who had trouble with his corns
right nwny the lat I t’s the place for years period Maybe he wore
smudge and din.
shoo that wero too tight period hwd
for kills td Play- . . j the tots I knows question mark Anyway his
A runnin’ wild are
living mid na-
comma one day comma for a solid
wees hi hadn't had a hit of corn
trouble period which proved to him
that comma oven though he wan
sick in bed comma there was a
bright side to it because he dldn t
l ave to wenr any shoes period
Ludwig, who sold them and then
divided the loot,
>. . *'•
Of the world’s boot* and shoe*
more than 4fi per cent a te made
Heavy rains In Maryland flooded many districts.
in Massachusetts.
This shows u a’.r.mt reenc at Blndensburg,
irnoon.
A t
a t commuter folk tU1 the time my
own turn came, tjom m utin, i n
a ill adm it’s no Joke—but i t s
M O M ’N P O P
.? C d'C K 1S T
HELLO tORETTAKOWABOUT HAYiNfl
LUNCH VflTH ME
AT THE QfllOEN
- PHEA^AMT ?
IfttYT THAT
THOUGHT YOU A&KBD
HER T b © © T b LUNCH
VHTH VOk>-VJELC- i
V J B L t-9 o € M E y S
S.
LORETTA OVER
X - *—
’
THERE, W C K ', / / , \ ( VfHY-Y-Y
' OH CHICK' ^
I'M SO SORRY
B U T -I-1 JUfcT CANT s;
ACCEPT THIS.
Tim e .__ Y
had another
\
tCWCTlvC
ItX M J ’T KNOW
CM.UOW
ToVtve
The
rVAMPHt)
w to n e ts ,
Biff SHE
EXPLAIN IT TO
ME ALLRJ&HT1’M NOT
'WORRIED /*
/
DxTe.EHT r* -~ r?
MVSTtV i
ha s
DtttOfO
tsat »r
iSBtST
lowtuni
psgs
imcnU.
rooms.
TUt CASE
V4flM ■
UAtTTA.
AMAY
A etty thief onco stole a winch
Therein a story lurks.
Tampa,
• word, A lawyer fella got the case.
The thief Just g ot the Works.
i order.
NOW, HONESTLY—
You go home to meals th a t your
good wife has prepared for you.
She’s been planning all day long.
What do you lilrt Dcst? That's
what n ie’s constantly figuring out.
And you sit down to aupper—not
a bit hungry.
W hy!
Because you’ve been
piece-mealing all day.
’Tisn’t fair to the wife.
She
likes to see you enjoy w hat she has
cooked.
Piecing Isn’t good for her, when
you do it—and it Isn’t good for
your health.
TYTE
hom B -
T h at Will Settle T h at
B O O T S A N D H E R B U D D IE S
SAYS WHICH*
LNNSY-tqtKY TIMt AH
6ETS STTTLEO OAT r
CRAZY RHONE
1
STARTS RINGIN' - [
NAVJ SUH.
KVSSc EK>OTS
AM NOT IN '
By Martin-;
DAB SHI GOES ASdN-AH NEMAN
S1T.N DT L\*R -Ttk, A VJOMOAH
VT DON WtAR IT'S TOOL SELT
OJT R\M6>N'•• M -M -M
__ HOMBVi -KOMDLY.
—;
ALL AH IS OONE ALL
OAT VOKf IS TELL
T O lV i MISS. ^OOTS
AM NOT IN ■__
AH \SNT GOT NO
TIKE TO WE
ANSfcJtRiN’ NO OL'
TElOKVHONE ALL
OAT
LONG - v -
91— Legal Notices,
sty »nd
Starng mo'□Wished
JHAM-
noVAL* K H U N
to riiu n flln n .
C O U I'O H A T I O N ; II
C om p lain an t,
.v*.
i ll A 111.MM 1C. M O K T A O U K . A n n i e S
AlontiiKo**,. 4 ln r y
K.
M ontnau r.
w id o w o f H n m m d 1.. 4lontuKiie.
H e n r y , t l r e r n . A lic e 41. H r > s n . «
w id o w . i»ml AJiix M a r s . . e n d nil
m ik n o o n d e v ia te s, itra n te r* .
«r
o t h e r c l a i m a n t s , c l a i m i n g undei:
or t h r u i i u h H u m u e l l - M onlusui*.
d e c e a s e d , a m i n il u n k n o w n t u r
n on s c lu itn ln w o n I n t e r e s t In th e
l,«ml h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r i b e d In tills
hill o f c o m p l a i n t .
D esp o n d en t*
O rder of P e k llra tlo n
I
T i l t ; HTA TK O f K L O K I U A , T o t h e
J i .x i m n , t e n t s :
.
,
T o .C 'h nrles II. M o n t a u u r . A n n ie i
S M o n t a g u e . M a r y K. M o n t a g u e .
ll<-nrv tl r e e i t. A lic e Ml I t r y o n a m i j
Mux M a r * , all u n k n o w n H e ir s , d e v
isee*. k r a n t i t s a n d o t h e r c l a i m a n t s
rluim ltiK u n d e r M nm url H. M o n t a Kuc. a n d I n t e r e s t In t h e la n d h « re i i tt e r d e s c r i b e d , a n d nil u n k n o w n
|H-rmin* n ln lm liiB a n I n t e r e s t In llt«
taint s i t u a t e d In Hvnilnol.* t . o u n l ) .
j I 'lo rld a . a n d m o r e p a r t i c u l a r l y d e -
L to the
lor local
vioriJa's
t year,
rmunth*
10 insurT order.
B y Blosser
.£C O O
IM IMBED
F)Q & j
LAUD! T vmomDER M-'UO
rr thA$ vouo aiRveu
ADAM
folu^ d up
MIS' CL07UtS W L N Hfc ~ ~
vwsnt td e e o ? t
i.tA
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rt a t V1«JL-Y0t> ■*'
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OFF.
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r u n K. 1320 f t . N. 40U f t .. VN.
t a2n f t . . H. 400 f t . , t o
T h e G ood Book Says S o
F R E C K L E S A N D H IS F R IE N D S
*
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P l a c e of
iic a ln n ln ir . c e h ta ln llM t 13 a c r e s
m u r e o r le s s ."
.
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. I i u d s ln t h e r e i n f i l e d oti .o r b e f o r e
th e I mi d a y o f M a r c h . A. Hi I#**, 4b*
. . . m e tieliiK H u te l»ay o f th i s . I l o n >.r Itilde|* C ofurther
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is
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VIONOeR YiH
HAPPtNeP '
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ALVJMS &0
�The Vigorous Heart of a
Growing Commonwealth
ition organized under the laws of the State of Florid
pital of $400,000 Preferred Shares, has purchased
res of Orange County land in and adjacent to
w,>v
w itn lusm iea com m en ce in the tuture prosperity ot this site at the intersection of impprtant commercial highways, the stc
developing a th orou gh ly m odern com m unity w lu et, w ill q tyact substantial citizenry because of its favored economic situ
m e n l s .1
.
Tfciis announcem ent is m ade b ecau se it is felt that the citizens qf f lp n d a w h o have the best interests of the State at heart are entitled to know the type
haVe joined a sound econ om ic developm en t w h ich shoul b e a credit to the state and
In addition to the acreage m entioned above, this sam e group under the nam e
poration*s sound finances and seriousness of purpose.
>,000 acres adjoining.
ofmen
,s is evidenceiy
THE TOWNS1TE CORPORATION
Harry D. Evans, president
The executive p erso n n e lo f the Townsite Corporatjpn consists of the follow mg men who stand for stability in
th eir own community. Their large cash investm ent in th e present undertakimg means stability and growth for
Biihlo.
•
>
.
President *
HARRY D. EVANS
President and T reasurer II. I). Evans S^ecl Co., Boston
Vice-President and p r o c to r Citizens National Bank, Post
.Vice-Presidents
....
SHIRLEY S. PHILBRJCK
F. H. HOOPER
/President O ra n tfo County ‘L and Co.
p resid en t Philbrick Tie & Timber Co.
Former Vice-President Iowa Light & Power f
General Manager The Townsite Corporation
Treasurer
. .
Secretary
COL. W. T. HENDRY
THOMAS W. PELHAM *
* y
■1 /
General Counsel and Director of Sales
Tt>e Gillette Safety Razor Company
Director Citizen* National Bank, Boston
State Representative from Taylor County
Attorney at Uiw, Perry, Florida
Directors
• LINBSEY HOOPER
FRANCIS H. APPLETON
Vice-President Hooper, Kimball & Williams, Investm ent
Ranker, Boston, Mass. •
.Retired Capitalist, Orlando
Director Citizens National Bank, Boston
LEAVIXT G RARS^IS "
President ParsohB, Todd & Co., Boston
T reasurer Orange County Land Co,
-
ROBERT S. KIMBALL
President Hooper, Kimball & Williams, Investment
Boston, Muss.
Qther Stockholders
JOHN E. NIGHTINGALE
O’Brion, Russell & Co., Boston
D irector Orange County Land Co.
GEO. VON L. MEYER
Director Boston and Maine Hailroai
Old Colony T rust Co., Boston
.
SALMON W. WILDER
J. EVERETT HICKS
resident M errimac Cbemicul Co., Boston
t Corp. M aasachusctts In stitu te Tephiu
Massachusetts Manager Union Life Insura
STUARTTOD
I. S. DILLINGHAM, JR.
T reasurer JBigelow-Dowse Co., Boston .
A
E. Atkins & Co., Boston
General S ales A geq t
Meisch Building, Sanford, Florida
Field Office at Blthlp
D istrict Sales Affen\a
y.N , JL BKRV
p i Washim
• '» I. OUuthH
llinton, I
LO SALES COMPANY
! North O ro n ft .A n .
_
Orlando,
Florida
CIIAS. N. MOONEY
6 Bcllair Areod#
,
WM. P. ALLEN
'ashing ton >
n tfiv in * , t u .
t i b d a l e -b u r b o ^
S J
SOI Duv»l
Jiekj»u»»uk- f M
�r.!;
tonight and Wfdi
night, Increasing
A ssociated P r e s s
Postal Inspectors Take 1.
TrpilOf 4 ‘Tough Lookir
Birds, Wanted In Robb
First Day Of Consideration On
Inheritance Tnx Provision
Shows Powerfpl Friends Of
Slate Exists In Upper Rody
JACKSONVILLE,
Feb, ‘ 1.—
With consideration of the general
revenue bill under way in the Sen
ate fireworkt over the Federal in
heritance tax provision have a tartL). Florida is vitally interested
I in tho inherlUnce tax provision
md that it will be one of the chief
was 'evident
bones of contention
vhen tho Senate, upon beginning
consideration . of the
niensure
jhursday devoted fivo hours of deS te to it.
"Floridians learned ns a result
of the first day's consideration of
the measure th a t we hud some
powrrful friends In the Senate,"
wU Herman A. Dann, president
of the Florida S tate Cham ber of
Commerce, discussing the measure.
"Senator SlmnuinR^ of North
Carolina, ranking
Democratic
member of the Finance Committee
ami formerly chairm an
of th a t
body, stood byvBonator Fletcher in
arguing for rcfieal of the inherit
ance tax. which not only waa re
tained in the House bill sent to
the Senate but w as'tnade more obby its
noxious ,L„
„ amendment which
(ould rebate to the states eighty
percent of the am ount of tax col1ifcUd by tho federal government.
E D IT IO N
SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A , TUESDAY,' F E B R U A R Y 2 ,1 9 2 6
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PAWTUCKET, fil I., "Feb, 2.
—(/P)—Fivo postal Inspectors
were hero today and more wencoming to take up the trail of
four tough looking birds," who
ntolc the year’s supply of $210,000 worth of stamps from the
main postoffice here.
Police of this state as well ns
those of Connecticut and Mass
achusetts were co-oi>erating in
a highway patrol see-king the
automohile in which they sped
from the looted postoffice yester
day morning.
The four men, nil masked and
with revolvers drawn, forced
their way into the building as
Peter Hnfferty, the watchman,
was closing the lobby doors at
midnight. They overpowered,
lied him nnd George Sullivan,
clerk.
With the prisoners watching,
the robbers then started a leiaurly jol> on the main vault by
burning through the door with
an acetylene gns torch. Tinwatchman complained of the cold
and one of the men put a coat
over his shoulders. Later he
j «
hun*ry ami'both hd
and Sullivan were given sand
wiches for which the robbers sent to a nearby restaurant. ‘ •
When the door 'had boon
wrecked the men calmly piled .
tho supply of stam'ps Into 11
mail pouches nnd left.
A restaurant waiter who says
‘" " " - n urocrimaj mem as Tour
“tough looking birds''. Tho pos
tal employees said they wore
light caps nnd dark ovoreonts.
The men left behind them
three tanks or acetylene gas, a
torch, a sledge hammer,- some
dynamite fuses nnd cartdldges.
They warned Rafferty and Sul
livan not to touch tha fuses end
advised them to leave the Ex
plosives for (he police to handle.
Fnt D. Colvin, chief postal in
spector for New England, »nnnunced after a check-up tin t
the entire year’s supply inf
stamps, worth $200,000, bad bum
taken.
,
NU
M B»E. R
1S7
.-i";
■>,v iffcri
k
Jars Co
Kentucky Court Cohvtned
Ki Minutes While tilack
Is Armigned And Tried
Fof Act Committed Jan. 19
No Demon si ration Is
Given By Big Crowd
Negro Frisked Away While
Judge Holds Spectators;
« Slate Tropps Are On Guhrd
LEXINGTON, Ky., Feb. 2.—(AO
—rd Harris, negro, pleaded guilty
hero today to an attack u p y n o
white woman of this city, and sent
enced to be hanged Friday. Mar. 5
in the Fayette county Jail. The
trial lasted exactly 1G minutes.
It was one of the speediest (rials
ip the history of the county. Court
wag called promptly a t 9 o’clock.
Prosecuting
Attorney
Maury
Kemper elected to try the defend
ant on the charge growing out of
Ids attack on the woman here on
Jun. 19, Charges against the ne
gro for the murder of Clarence
prynnt and his two children wore
nut culled.
Th(- court was crowded hut there
was no demonstration whatever,
when the jury returned Its verdict.
Circuit Judge Ilichard C. Stoll, pre
siding, kept the crowd within the
room while tin- negro vvaa frisked
away.
Wrecked In Storm
Traffic Judge McDonald In Wash
ington got the surprise of his lift)
when Mis* Hldnbhe McOlone, J4,
of Toledo npponrvd before him
clnd Ui it bright red bathing suit,
n ik pajamas and hlgh-het-lwl slip
pers. ' Police said she hall driven
Her auto into n lump pest after u
party At Which liquor was served.
She was released wiien bond for
h ;f gbod conduct was. posted.
plies, demand good.
Cabbage, f t . bushel hampers,
new stock, $3.00$|3.fi0.
Celery, Florida, to Inch cratSs,
$4.60® $5.00.
Cukes, bushel crates, hot house,
practically none nn market.
Egg Plant, standard crates, practlcnlly none on market.
Pcaa, English, % bushel hamp
ers, practically none on market,
■ lfcppcr*, standard crates, green,
fancy, supplies light, 96.00^$G.00.
Squash, standard crates, yellow,
fancy, practically no supplies.
Squush, standard crates, white,
fancy, no supplies.
Sweet Potatoes, per cwt. $.1.00(n)
$3.60.
.
Tomatoes, sixes, Florida's fancy
county nud slock, $5.00® $6 0,00. ,
Tomatoes, sixes, Florida's choice
count and stock, $1.00@$3X0,
Oranges, boxes, fancy count and
stock, $U,Q@$G.Q0.
Oranges, boxes, choico count and
stock, $3.00<ffi|4.00.
Grapo fruit, boxes, fancy count
nnd stock, $3.60@$4.00.
Grape fruit, boxes, choice count
nnd stock, $2.60@$3.00.
Tangerines, boxes, $6.SO(g>|OXO.
Pineapples, stnndard crated, no
Fears Are Expressed
For Safety Of The
British Ship Byburn
NEW YORK, Feb. 2 . ~
(AP)—Held at buy by human
ingenuity ami inventiveness,
which have resulted in thrill
ing rescues the past week, the
stormy Atlantic ia still threat
ening disaster to several ves
sels for at sea.
The toll of known dead to
day stood a t 27 lifter 0:1 men
had been snatched from Imminent
death. Three vessels are known to
have foundered.
The Hamburg-Amorlcan liner
Westphalia was steumlng toward
New Yor|t with 27 men aboard from
the Dutch freighter Aluld. Last
night Captain Granlfs, of the West
phalia, amplified nn earlier report
of the reseuc. Receiving urgent
, LEXINGTON, Ky., Feb. 2.-<A»)
SOS calla curly un Jon. 31, ho sent
his ship full speed -to the Alkaid,
PARIS, Fc'j. 2 - (A1) —When
determining his course by a radio
France
bearing finder..
William Mitchell lias resumed as ever Aristide Briend of
Within JO hours tho Westnholiu
gets one of his not too frequent
a private rilizen tho Beries of haircuts, a . V :iei»d rumof im
sighted the Alaid, washed by heavy
broadsides he launched as nn army mediately gooo Lie rounds if the
waves with her fore and a ft rails,
Plans Now Being Perfected To
deck houses and hatches carried
qfficer against administration of Senate and Chamber lobbies:'
‘a way. Her boats alsq were smash
"Do you see him? He’s hull his
Provide Entertainment For
the* national defense and which led
ed. The heavy seas made Impossible
hair
c
ut!
Look
but
for
n,
l.-|ilnet
J(i0 Members Of Booster none on market
to bis resigiuition from the serv- I
‘launching uti a life boat from the
crisis within the next coups of
Parly From K n o x v i l l e
ice.
days! The Old Man is coming bu.k
NEW ORLEANS, Feb, 2.—(/P> Westphalia until 8:30 o'clock yes
Just a few iiours after he was to power!*'
—Cotton
futures opened steady: terday morning, whon the entire
While Chamber or Commerce of March, 19.60;
May, 19J)0; July, ere wof 27 yere saved. The Alaid
notified .vestsruay that he no long
For, ns a m atter of fact. Hi'-'was set on fire as a mcuaco to nav
ficials and lending citizens were 18.40 “B"; Oct. 17-54; Dec. 17.66.
er is n colonel in the air service, summons that tho veteran state
igation.
busy toduy with the entertainment
pears it will be as a resu lt of ii| ...................
Mitchell issued
.. .1 a statement attack man has hud to tho Elysee to be
Several small freighters schedul
of
the
delegates
to,the
press
asso
combination of Dcmocrn
‘ i ing-the
..................
"military burvauucy” and charged with forming a govern
NEW YORK, Feb. SL—</P)— ed to bring coal to New York, Phil
ciation, plans were going forward Stock prices rooted within rather
....._____ hisi intention to take ment—nnd he has done this eight
Republicans.
From tho {grafting (lecturing
in the offices of the Organisation narrow nnd irregular limits a t the adelphia and Boston, have been
icctions and from territo ry envious j “straight to the iieoplu" a realiza times—has been preceded by a
Jill
.
m
,
o
i
Ull*
B
u
m
u
y
u
v
r
i
L
u
i
m r feting
k i i h j ; the
u i r Knoxville. Team,
At’i m . , viiv m - opening of today’s m arket but tho compelled to put In a t St. Juhns,
for
of Florida’s prosperity, the S«nn-, tion of “the true condition of our visit to the h*rbcr.
N. F., or Halifax.
, .
•
turc
ns
H
arris,
was
blanketed,
Horn
who
are
expected
to
arrive
main tendency was again upward; ' Four* wore exprjwV-HKyosterdny
tors arc In favor of retention of national defense.'*
Ju st before his last accession to,
was
Harris
and
lilt
the
negro
here
nt
fTSYlock
TwftsfdjrTnorning
Initial gains of u point nr more
the tax and approval of the House
Thin lie will attem pt to do1in u the premiership, he had deqjined
i short distance front tha wd-ls Jon tk ri" tour of rfho state. A fter wopo fvcordpd hycAmericnn Wool fo rtho s a fe r/o f Ilk British sir*t lnine ailment.
President Coolldge throe munths’ ’lecture tour of tin’ M. ’T)oirqierrK*eV offer, and for chy
tho reformatory to thte Waiting I breakfasting hero and being taken en, Dupont anti Gold Du it, the lost
and Secretary Mellon "have ttrgod countrjft After that he will spend first Hue n. parliamentary hV tiihk.
only 15 feet away, and on- Ion u tour of the city they will named touching I now record high.
that the tnx be repealed. Tho m a some time at ids old home in Wis tnry had gone to tbte Elyses with Wi\d tho
armed hnv#n. Tho te rri leave for the west const at 10 Gila were slow in responding to tho tuna of anthracite and tv ji r.’uo Jan,
jority of the Republican member consin, with a hunting trip to Af his bushy hair sticking out on ull tory, around tho reformatory has o’clock.
Id, She carried a crew of JJ2.
announcement of higher crude oil
ship will stand by the adm inistra rica in prospect during the year. sides from below his derby. lie bocivroped off for'tw o block and
Inventions which enabled tha res
Tbo
Knoxville
Sentinel
of
Satur
* cue of moat of the men aboard dis
tion hut there
is a sufficient
Reiterating that tho United was sitting In his office a lllh o therl was but little possibility of day says that “one hundred paid' and gasoline prices,
which number, if joined by the Demo States “remains today’ unorganiz
tressed vessels were tha wireless,
Qua! D’Orsuy, when M. Philippe nnyo)c firing a t the negro.
Jquar- crats,
Noon Block List
the radio compass, and the I.udlrt
to control the situation. ed for modern defense.” nnd that Bcrthclot, director of the Foreign
Tor
(is*
Diaperces
Crowd
'e his From reports of T hursday’s ses **WC have no real military nlr forces
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.—
ull-motal unalnkablo life boat.
Thj streets around the reforma
plans sion it Is indicated th a t Florida for the protection of our great Office, entered with some papers.
Allied
Cbrm. & Dyo ,......
At
that
moment
M.
Bertheldt’s
tory
yere
patrolled
by
guardsmen
d with will obtain Democratic assistance country," the former colonel said
American Can
......I.......
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2.-(A>i
barber was announced,
and tin* follojng Inst night's incident
more
Smerica11 Kindt. £ Refg.
137
—Tlia British freighter Ryburn,
“this
condition
is
due
to
the
blind
front
North
aCrolina
and
a
num
director
generously
offered
to
let
wheirtroopcrs
were
ordered
to
f skin
American T & T ................ 1441k 19 days over duo from Rotterdam,
sod an ber of other states, and wo know opposition of the regular army and his chief have first call on the loose tear gns on a group of 250
29% passed In the Delaware Capes to
American
Woolen ..............
Davy
bureaus
that
have
abrogated
that Alabama is with us.
hairdresser's services.
curie sitv sockers, who httd milled
Atchison ................ ..........
day. She Is bound for Philadelphia
to
themselves
tile
policy
of
stand
"Not
on
your
life!"
Briend
tvnrou
I
the
prison.
Officers
fulli"Col.
Peter
O.
Knight,
of
Ja
m
Mayor
Haldwin locomotive ........ 12A7it with 6,UO0 tuns of coal.
ing
sonarclv
in
the
way
of
any
plied.
"I’ve
just
declined
the
prtly
hd
requested
tho
rrowd
to
dispii n.v pa, who lias worked strenously for
Cocu Cola .. ...................- .163*>1
pcrsuuid when they failed to leuve
f*rxon:i months in behalf of repeal of tho progress."
Dupont do Nemours ------ 230Ti.
tho i nr gas was used.
! keenly tnx. is now in the c ast ami I feel "Reciting his efforts to have es
Famous Play-IJisky ........ . 191k Farrel Wins National
Dr arture from the reformatory
18 lli SkatingGhampionship
if tom- that Florida can rest assured ho tablished a single department >f
Kelly KprinKneld1 ..............
waa nnde nt 3:14 o'clock this
if them is not idle. With Senators Fletcher national defense. Mitchell said that
Norfolk
£
Western
......
.
morrng. The tnnk was nulled by
1 m by nnd Trammell working in the Sen “ from now on I feel that I cim
Pennsylvania ....................
two trucks to exiwditc travel, peBINGHAMTON, N. Y.. Feb. ?..
if land, ate, with Col. Knight busy else better serve my country and the
Reading .............................
llevl
r
that
tho
main
highway
—(A*)—0 ’N*IL Farrel of Chicago,
ell kits where, nnd with indications of sup flag I love," by taking the issue
.H. A. 1. ...........— ............
fron Frankfort to Lexington
youthful skating star who finish
roaraRc port from unexpected quarters, I to the public “thnn by remaining
Southern Pacific ................
migl conceal nmbuahe'rs, who
ed second to Charley Gorman,
feel that our cause is p ro g re ssin g / muzzled in the urmy.”
Standard Oil of N. J ........
woul fire nt the party, a cireuit- days will be yient in the atole of Tobacco P ro d u c ts.... .........
Canadian champion In tho speed
Mitchell plans to deliver his next
oua >utu waa trnvcled^io-tlie Blue Florida and Knoxville und East Union Pacific ....................
title tournament a t St. John, N. F.
lecture
in
New’
York
on
km**”
last week, has won tbo national
Graq city.’
^
Tennoasee .are expected to receive 11. S. R u b b er..... - .......... .
Immense South F l o r i d a Fair a.id then speak in New England,
championship
At Endlcott, N. Y.,
thousand:!
of
dollars
of
advertis
K>r Mar- Opens At Tampa With the middle nnd far west, lie ex
U. H. Steel ..................... .
with 70 nolhts.
ing by the trip."
a canal
pects to visit l-os Angeles on Apr.
Among the natableu included in
CHICAGO, Mob. 2.—(AA—But 1 Victorious yesterday In the three
r to the Huge Crowds Present t. and move up the coast to Seatthe party i» former Governor Alf ter higher; receipts 12,020 tuba; mile and half races and a third
mil, he
Taylor, who will represent Johnson creamery extra* 46: standards 46 'aca In the 440 yard event gave
TAMPA, Feb. 2.—(A1)—Featured
m his total of 10 potnta battar
City on the tour.
(S>46(4; extra firsts 43H 0 4 4 ;
by automobile races and an elabo
than Paul Foreman and Low liq rCities
represented
other
thnn
Drat*
41U@42Vbl
Aeconda
U'J(m41.
rate program of free entertainm ent,
Knoxville nnd Johnson city arv;
Eggs lower; receipts 10,176 n s ' could do. Clas Thunberg of
the South Florida F air opened here
the
Ecwln,
Coal
Crevk,
Clinton,
ImFolflnOt.ill©31.W T“ ordinary Finland, jOLugglc king,
today. Twenty-three counties have ^ ^ u................ ...._ ...
ffrsf neat tT th o 'h ilT M la but faHlettc, llogcrsvllle, Maryville, E liza 30.
entered exhibits, taxing L h e - c a t u u u - j I n case of-aowr.
f»l to place In any of tha finals.
bethtown, and Morristown.
ity if#- the- big enclosure,*^ rid there- ( r t.mcrJWncy. whcrcVSV 1 am need. CHICAGO, Feb. 2.—UP}—Hog* At Ht. John* he gained On* third
ay. In keeping wttn this, ln46,000; irregular; medium and m. o>mi. v*
uui linos, bus lines and stre-H
heavyweight butchar* steady to
fficiala
agreed
not
to
bring
Locarno Pact Praised
stro n r: spot* 10c higher; lighter Brooklyn
Gets Star
rs into Lexington while there
weight alow; mostly 16 to 26c low
ired any chances of an uprfsBy K ing George In
er than Monday’s best prices; Minneapolis P l a y e r
Cantinupd'on paga.two.
shipments dftmapd moderate; bulk
Talk To Parliament
Ijrt An Exchange D e ^
260 to 300 pound butcher* 12.60
12.85;
m
ajority
S00
to
226
pound
W
alter
Jenkins,
negro,
accused
of
LONDON, Feb. 2^ - 4 P)--DpenNEW YORK, Fob. 2 -—GPl—The
>
12.90® 13JO J bulk battar
tha murder of his former sweet weight
ing parliament with the " P ^ 1’
Brooklyn
Nationals
announced
to
grades
190
pound
down
13.36®
heart, Lulu-Edwards, near Longfrom tho throne today, King Ceargo
wood lust Friday night, was given 13.86; top on all walghta 13,00; day th at they hod closed a deal tor
expressed belief that the Uicsreo
a preliminary hearing thi* morn packing sows most 11,260)11.0;
security agreement had paved tho
ing before Judge J. G. Sharon and few choico killing pigs up ta 18.76; Club, In exchange fo r five p U re m /U1S
way for a further step in the dlStao
Chamber.
The
Incraaye
In
upon his pl«« of not gdUty was heavy weight hogs 13.26e>12.90;
, . . proportion to the number of Itoand other diatingulshci visitors are recti on of arms linutmUone
the
number
of
accidents
U
duo
pribound
over to await action by the medium 12i.O01S.4Ot light 13JJ0® under op
He
announced
that
tho
Dntisn
expected hsro.
moblles on tho highways Floifa's
grand
jury
a t iU next aosslon. He 13JM); light Ughta 12.16# 13.00;
ily
to
the
enormous
increase
In
motor accident record probaff m
government was *t
:lubob<
The Jdl
packing sow* ll.OO&l 1.05; slsughg!
rive a t a settlement with Turk y better than that of »my state ijths
fie, which - natqrally increases waa not admitted to bail.
tar
pig*
1.1.26®
13.76.
Baseball
Jrnkins is bellevod to have shot
entire SouUi,
the Flidu
haiard of accidents, Florida and killed tho woman a* a result
Cattle 11,000; fa t steer* trade
l pjtch,
State Chamber of Commercs.Une
To Celebrate
dull;
about steady with Monday’s
approximately
800,000
automoof
an
argument
arising
out
of
hia
of the press a*socfst ion re<|Uly
ii of (ta own and this figure has attentions to her. Ha was found in
began to Issua a weekly tabla low
NEW YORK.
i.increased
considerably by tho tho house after the killing occurin add!
ing the number of
One thousand frieni
isands of cars from other ctstes nid by deputy sheriffs but daxmid
Ice of tl
and
injured
In
motor
ncckwf
W
rubllc and les
having
committed
the
crime..
hero.
The
Chamber
believo*
each of the Southern StatWond
floldrrs i
•K m , players,
railrbadJ,
He
insisted
that
the
woman
shot
with tha possible exception of
•Vemm e here fro
while Florida', weekly toujfrarill gather hero
is then* ape more gutomohilc* herself hut hi* story Is not balievquently
ha*
r dosing the
Farida a t thl* tim e. including ted by Dm' authorities owing to tbo
of »ny *tat« in the list it is IJov
* that the
golden jubilcu
sited foreign car*, tnan in any location ul tha shotgun wounds
ci!
that
in
pro;>ortlon
to
th*|um* « people ,
which caused her death.
• •^•luent Johnson of
‘
b
er
of
ear*
on
tb*
n
»
d
IU
tore!
undsrtak- liiti Amerlcf n League, a fte r deactually 1* wetter.
I
t tell you
VOICE
nn Invitation, left yester!tcd States dining
d*V
for
his
Chicago
home.
) creditors
NEW YORK.
1/' Ffwident Dawes has been
nee that f i
Garden's voice rt$
»nd
the
attendance
of
Sec* • trust
tha radio but her
JjU ry. of Labor Davis And PoatXckcy'T’nce 1892. l«
ill' $10 Jots iJMter General New U sssureJ.
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SEND PARTY OF!
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Negro Will Be Held
For Grand Jury In
Murder Of Woman
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When NumbejofCjirs Is Considered
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The V ig o ro u s Heart of a
G row ing Commonwealth
ition organized tinder the la ^ s of the State of Florida
pital of $400,000 Preferred Shares, has purchased a
res of Orange County land in and adjacent to
lepce in the futujQ prosperity of this sife nf the intersection of impprtant commercial highways, the stockholders have spt themselves lotlgi
ghjy modern cpfpm unityw hicjivyillatftact substantial cjtizenry becpuse of its favored economic situation and its delightful resideniala
iinouncement is made because it is felt that the citizeps pf Florida who have the best interests of the State at heart are entitled to know the type ofn#
D in e d a sound economic development which shoul be a credit to the state and a source of profit to investors'
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tion to the acreage mentioned above, this same group under the name of die Orange County Land Co., owns 15 000
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purpose
— finances
-------- -----poration“ s" sound
a seriousness ----------Harry D. Evans, president
The executive personnel of the Townsite Corporation consists of the following
their
own community.
Their large
cash investment
in th e present undertaking
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Bithlo
President *
HARRY D. EVANS
ho stand for stability in
stability and growth for
President and T reasurer II. I). Evans S^cel Co., B oston
Vice-President and Director Citizens National Bank, Bust
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.Vice-Presidents
SHIRLEY S. PHILBRJCK
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F. H. HOOPER .
/President Orange County Laud do.
/'resid e n t Philbrick Tie & Timber Co.
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Former Vice-President Iowa Light & Power f
General Manager The Townsite Corporation
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Treasurer
THOMAS W. PELHAM ’ v
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Secretary
COL. W. T. HENDRY
Goneral Counsel and Director of Sales
Tfju Gillette Safety Razor Company
Director Citizen* National Bank, Boston
S tair Representative from Taylor County
Attorney at Law, Perry, Florida
Directors
LINBSEY HOOPER
FRANCIS H. APPLETON
Vice-President Hooper, Kimball & Williams, Investm ent
^striker; Boston, M ush. -
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.Retired Capitalist, Orlando
Director Cith^ns National Bank, Boston
LEAVI XT aRARSGM S
President Parsons, Todd & Co., Bost
T reasurer Orange County Land Co,
- 5 ROBERT S. KIMBALL
President Hooper, Kimball & Williams, Investmc...
Boston, Muss.
Other Stockholders
GEO. VON L. MEYER
,
Director Boston and Maine Railroad
Old Colony T rust Co., Boston
J. EVERETT HICKS
MosaachusettaM anager Union Life Insurar
v• .X *. .
St u a r t t o d
E. Atkins
& Co.,l Boston
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General Sales Agept
Meisch Building, Sanfprd, F
F ie ld O f f ic e a t B i t h le
District Sales Agents
HITHLO BALES COMPANY
101 North O r tn f r A l t .
Orlandu, Florida
CIIAS. N. MOONEY
6 BclUir ArewU
WM. F. ALIEN
O. P. FARRALL
TIBDALE-BURBO^
SOI Duv«l W
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�Extreme i t o r t r a t i t florid*; Rain
tonight and Wednesday, warm to
night, Increasing easterly wind*.
T ^ociatcdPrcsa Full U aa«d W irt
SANFORD,
'o stal Inspectors Take
TrcalO f4
‘Tough
Birds, Wanted In Robbery
revenue bill under way in the Sen— ate fireworks over the Federal Ince hcritanco tax provision have stnrthe cd. Florida is vitally interested
jg, in tho inheritance tax provision
to and that it will be one of the chief
[ill, bones of contention
was evident
imi when the Senate, upon beginning
:n consideration . of the . measure
., ^Thursday devoted fivo hours of defSte to it.
iW -Floridians learned ns a result
for 0f the first day's consideration of
the measure th at we had some
Jb- powerful friends in the Senate,"
.,.1 laid Herman A. Dnnn, president
. 0f the Florida S tate Chamber of
" ‘ Commerce, discussing tho measure.
W -Senator Simmons, of North
At | Carolina, ranking
Democratic
. 1Isnce tax, which not only was reln,R talncd in the House bill sent to
,, Ithe Senate but w ns^nade more ob"‘v !noxious by its amendment which
yu|yould rebate to the Btates eighty
PAWTUCKET, R: I., Fob. 2.
—(/P)—Fivo postal Inspectors
♦were hero today and more were
coming to take up the trail of
four “tough looking birds," who
stole the year’s supply of $240,000 worth of stamps from the
main postoffice here.
Police of this state as well ns
those of Connecticut and Mass
achusetts were co-operating in
n highway patrol seeking the
automobile in which they sped
from the looted postoffice yester
day morning.
The four men, nil masked and
with revolvers drawn, forced
their way into the building as
Peter Rafferty, the watchman,
was closing the lobby doors at
midnight. They overpowered,
tied him nnd George, Sullivan,
clerk.
With the prisoners watching,
the robbers then started a leisurly job on the mnin vault by
burning through the door with
an acetylene gas torch. The
watchman complained of the cold
......... - ............
i Senator Edge, of
New Jersey, to Ins resigimtion from
Ianother leading figure, also had ice.
*’ |much to any in opposition tn the
j „ sl
f4.w )hjiir» nfte
if' 11*11•
'
! notified yesteruay that h
1^1 ‘‘If that tax Is repealed it *ip-1 (.r \s n cnloncl in the ni
pears it will be na a Tesult of a Miichcil issued a slate me
combination o f'D em o crat*
and ]
tlit* "military burent
Republicans.
From tho farm ing declaring his intention
*• lections and from territo ry envious "utraight to the people’*
j1* of Florida's prosperity, the Sona- j t.jon of “the true condlti
nmuoduicnt.
President Goolldge
and Secretary Mellon "havo urged
that the tax be rcpenled. Tho ma
jority of the Republican member
ship will stand by th* adm inistrai tion hut there
is n sufficient
number, If joined by the Demo
crats,
to control the Bltuntion.
From reports of Thursday’s scsI sion it is indicated th a t Florida
>will obtain Democratic assistance
' from North aCrolina and a num
ber of other states, nnd wo know
I that Alabama is with us.
! "Col. Peter O. Knight, of Tam
pa, who 1ms worked strcnously for
I months in behalf of repeal of tho
tnx, is now in the e ast nnd I feel
that Florida can rest assured he
is not idle. With Senators Fletcher
nnd Trammell working in the Sen
ate. with Col. Knight busy else
where, nnd with indications of sup
port from unexpected quarters, I
feel that our cause is p ro g re ssin g /
D isaster To V essels
and one of the men put a coat
over his shoulders. Later ha
Ka,il!,
was hungry and both h<
and Sullivan were given sand
wiches for which the robbers
SC?A to a nenrhy restaurant. ‘ 1
When the door had been
wrecked the men calmly piled
tho supply of stamps into 11
mail pouches nnd left.
A restaurant waiter Who any*
®^ .A
Kentucky Court Cohvtaed
16 Minutes While Black
Is Arraigned And Tried
For* Act Committed Jan. 19
No Demonstration Is
Given By Big Crowd
ivuwijr. ut“ Lriijtitj mem ox tout
“tough looking birds''. Tho postal employees said they wore
light caps nnd dark ovefconta.
The men left behind them
three tanks of acetylene gas, a
torch, n sledge hammer,- some
dynamite fuses nnd csrtdtdges.
They wnmed Rafferty and Sul
livan not to touch the fuses xnd
advised them to leave the 4xpioslves for the police to handle.
F at D. Colvin, chiof postal in
spector for New England, «nnnunced after n check-up tin t
tho entire yeur’s supply of
stamps, worth $200,000, had boon
taken.
.
LEXINGTON, Ky., Feb. 2.—(A*)
— hd Harris, negro, pleaded guilty
heto today to an attack upon a
white woman of this city, and sent
enced to he hanged Friday. Mar. 5
in the Fayette county jail. The
nnd surrounded by an armed, con
PARIS, Fc’j . 2 - (A1) —Afhen- voy of six motor trucks and pas
s ever Aristide Briend of
France. senger automobiles, Ed H arris, ne
gets one of his not too fretuent gro, alias John Henry Jones, triple
r haircuts, u , Y pered rumof im- liumlore and attacker of n white
V | mediately got-.. Lie rounds if the woman, was whisked into Lcxingf ' Senate and Chumbcr lobbies:'
don today for trial. One thousand
(| | "Do you see him? Hc’h hiil hi-; rational guardsmen were on watch
t hair rut! Look but for n ,t.\d n e t b> prevent a lynching.
crisis within the next cou'p.s of \ M' -ris was brought hero front
days! The Old Man is coming bu.k tl> rnnkfurt reformatory, locat
es at the stnto capital, 80 miles
■ to power!"
Y \Y
t*
For, ns n m atter of fact, eu'*' .lav. Adjutant General J. A.
j summons that tho veteran state-. K| 'oe, * t taking precautions from
'■ mun has had to tho Elysec to l«e a Ipossiu. attack on H arris’ life
"1 ( charged with forming » govera- oro' • 'd one of his officers, Lieut.
te 1ment—nnd he has done this eight CL. « i Gayle, of Fr<u\kfqtt, to
Ido thu. negro.
"
times—has been preceded by a
Guy .e, of Ute anmo physical
Jr visit to the h*rbor.
stature n* Harris, Was blanketed,
Ju st before his last accession tfl at was Harris and l^d the negro
a the premiership, he had declined
M.»I)mr»nerrs,r'Voff»)r, and lo r vSi
first Uuo U. potfU nuntnry JiV
"* tory had gone to tl>c Elysee with
his bushy hair sticking out on ul!
ir- sides from below his derby. , He
^ was sitting In hi* office at rihe
z‘ Quui D’Orsay, when M. Phllfipe
nt Berthclot, director of tho Foreign
L’8 Offico, entered with some papefc.
at
At that moment M. Uertheldts
"J barber was aniuiunced.
nnd the
" director generously offered to .let
11 his chief have first call on the
, hairdresser’s services.
d*
“Not on your life!" Briend IV,y plied. ‘Tvo just declined the pre
miership, nnd Herriot is now Imj»- ing his troubles trying to form i
»f ministry. If I get niy hair c u .
nt they’ll say I’m trying to torpeo
hlml"
„
,
,
ho
But in view of the fact that n
ue had to go to London for the solenn
signing
of the Locarno ngidrments, Briand relented and w rit
Traffic Judge McDonald In Wash
ington got the surprise of his llfu
when Miss BldnHld MrOlone, 14,
of Toledo hpwtnrod 'before him
clad ui u bright red bathing suit,
n Ik pajamas nnd high-heeled slip
pers. ' Police said she hml driven
her auto into n lump post after u
party at Which llqUOr was served.
She was released when bond for
h jf ghod conduct was- posted.
TENNESSEE TO
SEND PARTY OF!
VISITORS HERFJ
Plans Now Being Perfected To
Provide Entertainment For
J<»() Members Of Booster
Parly From K n o x v i l l e
1*8
Dutch Freighter Is
Wrecked In Storm
Fears Are Expressed
For Safety Of The
British Ship Ryburn
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.—
(Al*)—Held at bay by human
ingenuity anti inVontiveness,
which have resulted in thrill
ing roacues the past week, the
ntormy Atlantic is still threat
ening disaster to several ves
sels far at sea.
The toll of known dead to
day stood nt 27 after GO men
liud been snatched from imminent
death. Three vessels are known to
have foundered.
The llamburg-Amorlcan liner
Westphalia was steaming toward
New Yorjc with 27 men aboard from
the Dutch freighter Alald. Last
night Captain Granlfa, of the W est
phalia, amplified nn earlier report
of the rcseue. Receiving urgent;
SOS call* early on Jan. 31, ho sent
his ship full speed -to the Alkald,
determining his course by a radio
benrlng finder.
Within \0 hours tho Westphalia
sighted the Alald. washed by heavy
wave* with her fore and a ft rails,
deck house* and hatches carried
'away, Her boat* also were smash
ed. The heavy seas made impossible
‘launching .of a life boat frum the
until 8:90 o'clock yes
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2.—(A1) WcstphnTld
terday
morning,
when the entire
—Cotton futures opened steady:
wof 27 yere saved. The Alald
Mnrch, 19.60; May, 19,00; July, ere
was set on fire as a menneo to nav
18.40 “B"; Oct. 17.54; Dec. 17.55.
igation.
Several small freighter* schedul
ed to bring coal to Now York, Phil
adelphia and Boston, have been
compelled to put in a t St. Johns,N. F., or UkUf**.’ JC. h * .
•
Fear* vreM-expry>fVri*y<Miterduy
fo rihe safer, of Ms Mnti-h
Noon Slock List
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.—
Allied ('hem. & Dyo t......
American Cun ......... .........
Amoricuu Kindt. & Refg.
American T & T ...............
American Woolen .............
Atchison .............................
Baldwin locomotive .......
Coca Coin ..................... .
Dupont do Nemours ........
Famous Pluy-lasky ........
Kelly Kpringfieltf ..............
Norfolk
Western ..........
Pennsylvania
.........
Reading ....... .....................
H. A. U ...........— ............
Southern Pacific ........ .......
Standard Oil of N. J ........
Tobacco P ro d u c ts..... ........
Union Pacific ....................
U. S. Rubber .................. .
U. 8. Steel ........ .............
HIV IHMIII VUIII|»«*3. Mild UU' J.IUJII
ull-niotal unainksblo life bust.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2.-(A >
^-Tho British freighter Ryburn,
JU days over duo from Rotterdam,
passed in the Delaware Capes to
day. She is bound for Philadelphia
with 6,000 tons of coaJ.
Farrel Wins National
SkatingjChampionship
BINGHAMTON. N. Y.. Feb.
—lAV-Q’N tlL Fsrrel of Chicago,
youthful skating star who finish
ed second to Charley Gorman.
Canadian chumpioh In tho sMoa
title tournament a t St. John, N. H.
last week, hat won the national
championship at Endicott, N. Y.,
with 70 points.
2.—(A1)—But- ’ Victorious yesterday in ths throo
12,020 tubs; mile and half races and * third
pise* in the 440 yard event gave
idm his total of 10 point* bett*r
than Paul Foreman and Lsw Mor
ris ' coqtd do. Clsa Thunberg of
FlnJamL^-ObuMic king, ssm the
i offered member# of hii
class a reward for the correct ex
planatlon.
'
Locarno Pact Praised
By King George In
Talk To Parliament
STARTS SOMETHING NB
WASHINGTON, Frb. 2.—A cw
w*y for s senator to take tho - >or
Continued’ on poga.two.
LONDON, Feb. .2.-MA^—Open
ing parliament with the
from tho throne today,
expressed belief that the I»car
oetuHty agreement had P°v®d t l',0
way for a further step In the di
rection of arm s limitation.
He announced that the Brdisn
government was
rive * t • settlement with TiurK„a better than th at of
o nthe vc:» ig Mosul question un« enUra South, says the Flida
SU te Chamber of Commerce. )n*
of the press
ow
b e g a n to*Usu* * weekly table
ing th*”
the number of P^raons
P«raon« lied
and Injured in motor *£*hl*)
accid«< in
-ach
S e S u ra 8Ut*
each oofL tK
thes xSoutbsrn
6t*t« « d
whik. Florida’s waekly toU
qucntly has bten greater tha
of any *tat* In
I ,
——i»wv a kuiucii jMi/i'vw
,d tlist in proportion to theh
‘ricbration. President Johnson nt
1ht of caw-on tl>« rood IU t
actually is better.
I
I tell you u i Amer»can League, after de*n. Invitation; left yesterDuring
1926
Florid*
led
ItH SUte.
for hit Chicago homo.
‘ ereditnrs
5 E 5 S 2 I to the n u m b e r ^
that I jnXjre President Dawes ha* been
»"<ll tho attendance of Sec•n* trust
®C U b«r Davis hnd PostM$10 lots tnaater General New U assured.
Tam° ftfr
wlU ^
W taotlon. i K T * . nmlth of
York.
er it is reseonaW elo SB*.Jdt
irida Motor Adder* Record Good
When NfumbejofCars Is Considered
W’
Baseball Enthusiasts
To Celebrate Tonight
SSS.
City.
(A!)—Condition* and quotation*
availing oh the Jacksonville, mart today as> reported by the FlftrIda Stato M arketing Bureau]
Supplies of all miscellaneous
vegetables vary light; ;demand
good; movement’very light; m ar
ket strong for good stock.
Beans, green, hampers, no supplies, demand good.
Cabbage, H ■ bushel hampers,
new stock, K3.00$|3.60.
Celery, Florida, 10 Inch crates,
$4.50((^$5j00.
Cukes, bushel crates, hot house,
practically none on market.
Egg Plant, standard crates, prac
tically nono on market.
Peas, English, % bushel hamp
ers, practically none on markat.
• Peppers, standard crates, green,
fancy, supplies light, $6.UO(p$0.OO.
Squash, standard crateit, yellow,
fancy, practically no supplies.
Squash, standard crates, white,
fancy, no supplies.
Sweet Potatoes, per cyrL 19.00(g)
$3.60.
Tomatoes, sixes, Florida's fancy
county and stock, $5.00$88.00. ,
Tomatoes, sixes, Florida's choice
count and stock, $3.Q0tg)$3X0.
Oranges, boxes, fancy count and
stock, $4i>0@$6.QO.
Oranges, boxes, cholco count and
stock, $9.00(S)$4.00.
Grapo fruit, boxes, fancy count
nnd stock, $3.50(g)$4.00.
Grape fruit, boxes, choice count
nnd stock, $2.C0@>$9.00.
Tangerines, boxes, $5.60(g>$0.&0.
C
Negro Frisked Away While
Judge Holds Spectators;
, State Troops Are On Guhrd
was called promptly nt 9 o'clock,
Prosecuting
Attorney
Maury
Kemper elected to try the defend
ant on the charge growing out of
his attack on tho woman here on
Jan. ID. Charges ugnlnat the ne
gro for the murder of Clarence
Brynnt and his two children weit*
not culled.
Thb court was crowded but there
was no demonstration whatever,
when the jury returned it* verdict.
Circuit Judge Richard C. Stdll, pro
dding, kept tlm crowd within the
room while tin* negro was frisked
awny.
I* ‘ i ■ '
-------- ----------------w? Casualty Total Placed
At 27 After 63 Arc
Saved From Death;
Three Ships L ost
JACKSONVILLE, FI*., Feb. 2.—
M
ar1.'Opens At Tampa With
r S t Huge Crowds Present
mil, he |
--------1 l'y U TAMPA, Feb. 2.—(A*)—Featured
!ouCh i t ' by automobile races and nn elaboit i* be- nite program of free entertainm ent,
bi(fKt.gt1o,e South Florida F air opened heio
utc an-1 today. Twenty-three counties have
^ n'
leutereil exhibits, taxing the-capoc-.
'e'nna. m y. uf'tBe big cnclosurcr.^aild' thcro
j is great rivalry for prizes in the
|>i>*i ere-1 citrus and agricultural clasScc.
,cr *ome i Nine racers will compete in tho
f*u! nd.-; TurnP* Bay Derby, chief event on
! lhe day’s racing card. Among them
* *“•*' are Mile. Joan Lo Costa, the French
PointeOj driver; Clco Sarles of Dc* Moines,
Iand Bob Green of Orlundo.
i{hlf h ° ; Tho fair, which is the eleventh
P3r ' event of S®s kind heie. will last 11
ISon
days. The GasparlUa carnival. «n
[a] r(v., „ annual parade nnd spectacle in conb«ard f?r nocllon with* the fair, will ta lo
I iigi-na i P**c® K*b, P when Governor Mnrtin
and other distinguished visitors are
[wore ag- expected hero.
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" {wiSGi.
•here he
•h*ut the
•tailed hi,
the
Florida
NEW YORK,' fob. 2.—<JP)in “Roms One thousand friends of baseball,
LolumbU public and league Officials, ip.an•gers, players, trSads o r ra n r b s d l,
NUMBER 167,
Jars Co
rei’.ch F!'.teaman la Known
To Visit iurlrer Only Whin
P lrn in j: Fight For Return
I.KXLNGTO.N, Ky., Feb. 2.—(/ID
To v-jinctA nd I*;emlemhip —Secluded
in an armored tank
’.
William Mitchell has rc
n private citizen the
broadsides lie launrhed a;
qffjc,.r aguinst ndminist
FIRST EDITION
RIDA, TUESDAY,' FEBRUARY 2 ,1926
[J*
a »
^ ^ S S jS
yor W*lker of New York
Fiond/s
risted to
old or ti
He d*dl
winning
Stiio Chamber. The increase in
[ thejnumber of accid#nta la due prl! ms Uy to th* enormous lnci«oso in
Ira fie, which - nstqrally increases
the haaard of accidents. Florida
bar approximately 800,000 automo
bile > of ^ts own and this figure has
be* t; increased considerably by tho
tho sands of cars from other states
Negro Will Be Held
For Grand Jury In
Murder Of Woman
Walter Jenkins, negro, accused of
the murder of his former sweet
heart, Lulu •Edwards, near Longwood lust Friday night, was given
a preliminary hearing this morn
ing before Judgo J. G. Sharon and
upon his pie* of not gdlRy was
bound over to await action by th*
grand jury at its next session, lie
J S i n o t admitted to bail.
Jenkins is believed to have shot
and killed tho woman as a result
of an argument arising out of his
attentions tu her. He was found in
tho house after the killing occurrwL by deputy sheriffs but denfcd
having committed the crime,.
He insisted that the woman shot
herself hut his story is not believ
ed by the authorities owing to tbo
location of the sh<*4fun wound*
which cuuscd her death.
VOICE R
NEW YORK, Fab. 2^-M ory
Garden’s voice ,r* f
wrik over
the radio but b*r decolRt* gown.
Well, lu st o» » nt*n s u rte d dMcri^lag It atmctblng went askew botween the Ulltmors a banquet room
motor scci- and
WJZ broadcasting machinery
socUtion in
to which sn
An accident
f f m riTat o rtB o 'h iirm ile blit failcd to 'place in any of the finals.
.CHICAGO, Feb. 2 .-IA V -H ogs 'At HL Johns he gained One third
45,000; irregular; medium and
heavyweight butchers steady to
stro n r; spots 10c higher; lighter
weight alow; mostly 16 to 26c low
er tb*n Monday's best prices;
shipments demspd mode rat*; bulk
260 to 300 pound butkhers 12.50(i>
12.86; m ajority 200 to 226
weight 12.90 @>19JO; bulk
grades 190 pound down 18J6$>
18.86; top on all weights 13.00| d*y th at they hiul closed • deal for
packing sows most 11.26^)11.48; Johnny Butler, shortstop of th*
few choice killing pigs up to 18.76; Minneapolis American Association
heavy weight hogs 12.26012JK); Club, in exchange for fiv* player*
medium 12JU4018A0; light18J0@> outright and tM choice of a sixth
13JO; light light* 12.10013.00;
packing sows 11.00011.06; slaugh
ter pig# 13.26(g) 13.76.
Cattle 11,000; I
dull; about steady
average m arket;
plain: most strers
itlon the Millers
yatfUngs 11-26;
ice of t b s W * . l
medium weight 11
M th* Brooklyn
era weak to recant
steady'on other cl
Brooklyn Gets Star
Minneapolis P la y e r
In An Exchange Deal
n,?5gnv3?.W.'".2„Trrf1K
n'g kind; b ttf y vsols 11.00(g) 12JM); o th e r.
IM Q Q U M .
A
S
early sales
f a t lambs ’opening
:ba opening slow; f*W
Anthracite
�a t v r n n p H BRA LO . TU ESD A Y , F E B R U A R Y ^
eged Inebriated
Motor Cycle Rider
Fined In City Court
While cr.ses Involving the oper
ation of -automobiles by inebriated
drivers have bfcfomc rath e r c°m*
mon occurrence* in Sanford in re
n i n months, .lodge W. E . White
mot fomothing out of tho onllnnry tiiis morning in Municipal
Court when he was called upon to
pm. i sentence on n defendant for
riding n motorcycle while under
tho influence of whiakey. In this
cr.no the judgj ruled th a t the prlnelide was tho sume, nnd tho pun
ishm ent’ meted out to^L- R. Hoper for this alleged <tfense was
200 or 60 dnys.
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Among (other cases recorded are:
Willie Myers, speeding, $10; Wil
lie, King, possessing whiakey, CO
clay in jail; Will Bush, possess
ing whiskey, $50 or 60 days; L. C.
Cocks, disoidorly conduct, $10: L.
Q. Strong, reckless driving, $15;
W alker Fcrell, disorderly con
duct, $5; Essie Mae Brown, dis
o rd erly conduct, $50 or 30 days;.
Clifford Hnins, disorderly conduct,
| 5 ; ‘W. E. Helm, Dave White, Preusly Wood nnd W! E . Dodd drunk-*
Miami Lends Slate •With PermRs Amounting Tn Three
A nd.H alf Million; Lauder
dale uej'torls A I.arne Total
Democrat Of Montand Reconi*
menda Inquiry. Because Of JAGKKONV1LLE.Flm. Feb. L—
Doubts Aroused As To Good (yP)—Building permits issued iii
Florida citU* during the montli
F aith Of Justice Bureau 22
of Jnnuary represented by inspect
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Federal Trade Body
Asked For Evidence
Attorney-General SnrgeiU Is
Assailed For The Manner In
’ Which ProbeWasConductcd
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.— (A3)—
Senate investigation of the Alum
inum Company of America In
which Secretary Mellon is n large
stockholder is recommended in a
report submitted to tho Judicary
Committee by Senator Wdlsh, Dcmxx?At, of Montana.
• .This proposal is made, the Sen
a to r saya, because of “doubts
aroused as to the vigor and the
good faith of the D epartm ent of
Jd stice” in the conduct of its in
quiry to establish whether tho
Aluminum Company has violated a
federal, court consent decree e n te r
ed against it in 1912.
. .Besides
recommending
w hat
wbuld bo a third governm ent in
vestigation of tho Mellon Company
w ithin four years, Senator Walsh
asked tflnt tho Sennte direct tho
Fedafal-T radajjpm m lssion to turn
aver-tV 'Jt ,jlr o r th o evidence fu r
nished bV tho alunilnuMp&DAfr»
nftd which tho commission w ith
held from thn Justice D epartm ent
oq tho ground th a t it is "conflden-
uvw 9
or and other o 'n d u ls, totnlied $20,<77tU>B7, according tova survey to_ Miami led the cities reporting
with 13,480,. m
Tho citieit nnd
their ropresenled ni.iount#r follow:
Miami f 3,130,850. W ist Palm Beach 51,327,255.
Lake Worth $258,350. /
Palm Beach $750,000.
W int?r Haven 8426,000. ( r
Avon Pork 5698,655.
Sanford $215,000.
Dnytonn Beach $323,725.
I.akeland $132,725..
St. Augustine $113,260.
r-Kay Wcct $70,787.
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Balance on terms,
quick sale at
Ku IClux To Bring
Circus To Sanford
Officials of tho Knights of the
Kb Klux Klnn announce th a t they
have signed contracts with one of
the larger circuses x>f the, country
whiih will come here for- one week
$8,000
Realty Men Hear
Report Of National
Association Meet
umv inr nium nium Loin-
pany hnd violated tho consent de
cree.
Calling attention th at'ev id en ce
adduced at tho Judiciary Commis
sion honring on the subject show
ed thnt months olupsed before any
move was made, tho Senator deClare.*! th a t had tho departm ent
1 moved with colerity it could have
. obtained tho “confidential” ovidenco subseiiuently, withheld from
It.
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Tho report emphasised th at while
an agent of the departm ent was
flriding from a fiwd inquiry that
tfM aluminum Indu f r y Was well s a t
ia te d with tho existing Conditions,
an investigator of the trade com
mission found much complnint
a g ain st tho Aluminum Company of
Am erica nnd ordofed Evidence on
which tho commisaion issuod a
com plaint Inst summ er. This com
plaint is to be brought to tria l on
F ig h ts R e s u lts I
C L E V E L A N D r-B abo
Herm an
o f New York, knocked out Johnny
D atto of.Cleveland! 12 rounds; Bid
Gorman of Now> York won a tech
nical knocktut over Billy M atthews
of Baltim ore, one round.
N EW YO RK -—Stovo Sullivan
b eat George Balbuc of Lewiston,
Maine, 10 rounrs; Joo Y. Silvora or
Now York, defeated Cuddy Dcniurco of P ittsburgh, 10 rounds.
R O C H E S T E R 7 N. Y.—Freddy
Buellor of Buffalo, won on a ftul
from Basil Galiano of'N ew Orleans
D rounds.
.program , which lusts two hours.
N EG R O T O D I E
F O R A TTACK ON
W H IT E W OMAN
(Continued from Pago One)
lag against the negro. ...Hanks and
burins so houses 4n tlie re s tric te .i
M lp d flO wore jd k srd jftfiijlnv. Prijj l i r o f' n|pr$rs, Great W wtorn
\afb automobiles w.no stopped a" ftugar jumped 4 points, United
F ruit three and Ludluin .Sto$l, As
sociated Dili American Tobacco and
•Canadian Pacific advanced ono to
Uvq points. Ward "B ” sold off tin*
opposition to tho proposed glgnnI tie baking m erger nnd heaviness
I also cropped out in International
Rapid T ransit ami A tlantic Guif
und West Indies.
Foreign exchanges 'opened stea
dy. Demand sideling ruled firm
around .51,86 8.18 and Cables held
witli l-16 of one cent of gold imrity. . Froqch francs eased slightly
to 3.71 cents.
Persistent accumulation of a
varied assortm ent of public utility
issues, a reduction in the rates for
call loans tp 4Vk per cent a fte r r e
newals hnd bren mnde at five nnd
bouyancy of various specialties
! caused the m arket to rully briskly
1a t mid-day ufter an interval of
{selling in which n number of shar
es were depressed' from one to
I three points.
| WrstinghoUHO Brake advances 5
CHATTANOOGA, Fob. 2.—M*) ■ U. nnrl 1>Aotil<iH C m I’ anullnn P a ri.
Italaigh Rcoee, succossar oh high
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hool science toucher of Rhoa und Gold Dust th re e t o . .four.
iunty to Scopes, of tho evolution South Porto Rican S ugar touched
At*, has resigned. Reports of u a new high a t 147V4 a fte r decllnsputo over ft_ school en tertain-' iug to 142%. .
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BUFFALO.-—Sid* Torris of New
York, scored a tcohnicul knockout
ovar Luke C arr of Buffalo, 5
Prince As a Hern
rounds; Jim m y S lattery of Buffalo
beat Ttm Robson of Bouton, 111
rounds; Frankie Gun-iu of llticd,! H STOCKHOLM, Feb,
won from Dave Schwurtz of B u f-1Crown Prince Gustnvus Adolphus
falo, 0 rounds; M
Buslty
M l Graham
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.of i nrcluieWgist and singer, Jins
U tica, was disi|unllfii*d in Ms tighti been revealed as a hero. Ho i
ynn of Buffalo"
m tu ^ b o le y -xvntrri CT HTs»4u
with Tommy Ryan
HufllaUir
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EAN-BERG CORPOR
Members of tho Real E state
Board to'lny hoard tho report oft
Edward Sroggan. who was u dele
gate to tho National Convention «>f
Ron! E state Boards held recently j
nt Now Orleans. Mrs. E. M. M ar
lowe,, sccrotary of the local board
who was nlso sont to tho conven
tion to report its proceedings, told
of tho vurious deliberations of the
conference while Mr. Scoggan con
fined his rem arks to a description
ef the meeting of the multiplo list-'
?mr committees of the national
board. *1
The board today, offered its as i
ristanre to the Chamber of Cortf
inorco in entertnining tho member*
■>f the National Press lAruoeiatiqi
who will visit the city tomorrow
m oritint, and also for., tho other
northern delegations coming hcri
later this month.
it was announced bv tho presi
dent, II. .C. Du Bose, that the mu I
tiplo listing bureau v«I the local
ltfard vviaulii tnohubhMse in operat-tbn wi(Wn tho ncxCaH* hours. Mi;
DuBoh#' nlso asked Tor co-onert(ion among tho num bers of tie
board in arranging .plans for ire
activities to bo engaged in du/ng
the year 1920.
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flucnced by largo stocks in *rht
aril dearth of any commercislilemnnds.
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A fter opening % off to %Jup,
Mny 83Tt the corn m arket ui cr
went u modornto general sug. <■
<"Ws started unchanged to '♦<
higher, May 42U to 42%. I tei
♦lie m arket showed declines. r.>.
visions were dull nnd irregub .
CHICAGO, Feb 2.—UP)—1 ta
toes trading slow, m arket v ik
receipts 88 cars: total U. S. ; In
ments 423,17 Ciinndlan-Wlsc< sir
sacked round whites, 8J>0@ 70
Minnesota sacked round wt t
3.50(5'3.C.r)| Idaho sacked bu> ti
83.50@$3.85 according to qua t>
Colorado sacked russets ordi
quality, $3.50®3.C0. / \
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A wise
investment
CHICAGO. Feb. 2.—
try steudyetnoletiishiiiluotal-*
CHICAGO, F ib. 22.—UP)—I
try stendy;. receipts live t
prices unchanged.
GOSSIP ABOUT W lLHEL
CHICAGO. Fch. 2.—</»>)—Unc.<DOORN, Feb. 2.—(A*)—Goss;
icclud upturns . in quotations ut
.Iyerpool und a t Winnipeg, to- th a t Wilhelm Hohensollorn’s w
embrace fdr Freiderich Wilh
the firs t tim e they hnd seen «
• M INNEAPOLIS.—Sammy l..*.nard of MinueuiKiliH, deflated Jackie
Conway of Mlmiea|ioHs, 8 rounds;
Clyde Hull of Faith, S. I)., defeated
Billy Sclmucrn of St. Paul, 0
Turkish nnd Persian fashion
rounds; E m ler Fliegel bent Sammy
able
women dye their
hnir,
R at nor of Minticapojls, G rounds.
palms of their bunds and soles
'.■.pPHILADELPHIA.—Loo Kid Roy *.f their f e d with lunnn.
When a Knnsas man recovered'
of Canada, won from Danny Kiatner of Philndolphva, on u foul, l
rtu n d ; P rdro Aguinuldo, a Filino,
Won on a foul fropi Jackie Snydtr
o f N. Y., 8 rounds; Clevis Durand
of New York, beat IVeco Johnson
of N orth Carolina; Ai Gordon of
Philadelphia, defeated Red W ilstn
of N. Y.
Arthur* Monger, .carrier .boy, fur 'iT vhin the contcqilon of tin* v
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fh o Herald, was helievod to have „-,an lhnt Ule, llcci,lent was esuMOBILE.— Ray Culolti of N ew ,
seriously injured late Sat- • ..
Orleans, beat Bob Bvymour of Mo- uul.iy nftrm oon when he was “ > 4bo lack of paiwing
bile, 9 rounds.
j stru tk by nn nulom.ibile dr» v• m by Port tide! on machine at)d (h» I?*®
n
------I « Mrs. Kimball on F irst S treet from lights of an approaching ni
i'M E M P H IS .— Harold Sm ith o f, near P a rt Avenue.according to rc -|e h irc .
Chicago, outpointed Leroy Dougan t ports received this morning.
.A nother w eekend accident <
pf Blytheville, Ark.
| frh o lad was taken to the For- cured Saturday night, when tj
t^.
---------- ; nuld-I aoghton Hospital and a fte r isi's,-o n e drivt-n
by Cbnudl
HOT SPIUNG8.— Red H airin g an examination was removed to Miarcn, er.d tho e th o r pllotoii
of Memphi:, knocked out Joe Kitk the heme of his parents u t 810 1. Q. *Strohg, crashed together
of K ansas City, 2 rounds.
Y.'est Sixth S trp it, where he it the corner of Fourth S treet a
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said to bo confined in bed suffer- Palmetto Aveuuos,
resulting
HEALTH HUNTS FOR WOMEN iqg from bruise*, received in tho •i.nslde'ublc dam age to both r.'
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P IT T S B U R G H ,‘ Feb. 2.—(/T*)—■
Two Crnahea Itraorted
! At the hearing before Judge
Too much d an cin g irregulaV hours | It. C ortuddos was fluid $25 In E. Whit* this m orning. Mr. Stro
and too little exercise im pair the' Police Court this morning when was found guiU y-of rockier* Oil
4. Baker, president -of
In stitu te of Tcnchnology.-
Complete with all farming
implements. 7 I -2 acres with
3 room house and you only
need
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unitoiTramily stand in the ms
of rocovery of confiscated pro
English farm ers propose to ritod their initials on th e ir pets fte r this Instead of notching tl dr
ears.
Ease your tight,'V chlng
on that Rpin. Break up tl
pi’stkm. Feel a-hadttold loosen tp
lit. just a short time.
“ Red PepjKr Rub" is the c<Id,
.remedy th at brings quickest r*)i fl
I t cannot h u rt you nnd it certab y
seems -to end the tightness •fid
drivel the congestion and soret?* »s
rig h t out.
Nothing tins such co n c en tra te
pvntruting heat ns red j>epners, ■ nl
wheit heat penetrates right do rn
into' colds, congestion, aching m 'sclcs and sore, stiff joints rol ef
epmet a t once.
Tho moment you apply Red P< [»per Rub you (i‘cl the tingling hogt.
In lb roc minutes the congested
soot sisv , warmed
p,••
••»»• through•• and
h. When you aro suffi
Kowles Red Popper
from rail peppers, a t
tore. You will kuvo th« q
ellci kniMti. Always
Its superior location
complete develops
it as a wise inv
Located cn State 1
Road), and surroui
gri’eat magnitude. - ti
investment that cert
The Second Uryt is r
facts on this pre-en
fore the final annom
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ORGAtflZA
i>anlt J- FiOpatri.
D- C. Griffin
w* c. HID
K M Hunt y
htenden
real
•Howard Overlin
Mildred G. Pe*1*0*
E. H j Pichard
FV nk I.
Wooiiru^
�City News tj
D ix ie Basketball!
putney Confined!
games ar^d in tho tournament until the semi- j p a l n f R p n p t i W o m S I l
»,«»me., and finals. The other pairing Would be 1 tU I"
i wmbe by by lot.
To Sixteen Teams
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Estate conveyances .
la Heights to John Kel- - ATHENS', Ga., Feb. 1., (A P )_
jn sections 5 and 32, The Southern basketball tourna
township 10 and 20; consideration ment in Atlanta, Febrnury 2G to
Mnrch 2,. will be confined to the
t l 2.500.
sixteen leading tennis of the ConD .^D In n ch n u l, jots 5, 8 and 11,
niock C. WiMemerc; conslderatiqn f j rt nCt ‘. n" or|,hl« to rules adoptwblrE h ° h7Qsko'?bn11 °°mmBtee of
$1,000.
■ ■’ wnich H. J . . Stercman. nthlctic four outstanding teams on
Mary A; Henck to Charles Al director .aU he tiojftraity of Cc„r! Conference.
ien, lot 154, Longwood; considera gi.r, is chairman. These teams will
By I hie method it is hoped to
be selected on a percentage ba.-is keep
tion 51.000. ‘
,
nt {east four loading teams
Mary E. Williams to J. E. Luther. lots 41 and 42, Woodruff s nd-.
dition; consideration $500.
William Woodcock to E. E. punton, lot 727, Longwood; considera
tion *500.
Wiest Sanford Realty Co., to
Jr*. Francis Fields, lot 2, Block
A. Pine Level; consideration *500.
Emmie L. Entxminger to B. E.
Rlnnchard, lots 3 and 10, Wildemere; consideration $500.
J. D. Baggett to A. P. Musselwhite, lands in section 26, town
Wc liiit’c assembled a collection more allractive and
ship 21; no consideration stated,
i l). M. Deul to George Rentach,
varied than any lierc-to-fure shown.
lot 20, Block 7, San Lr.nta' Sub
division; consideration’, not. sta te d .’
'■WO Six URKSSKS t'om,* in
NOW Foil Ill’ll HAIII |X —
Still Jti ■ tho cuto lo g n (•■■ H i .
llnl>>* clrlt, from 1-.1 year,
six
year
minx
whirl)
|x
ju-i
nmtohvil loiit* ami liatit with
A European chemist has found
Mill.'
(him
(In
r.
kii
I.
ii
nervier
for they will wash,
g preparation for b utter
which
six with hulls, t Iniiiicx. Iniif
They are made of Jhe famous
contains no milk.
W aste tallow
wnlutx .uni timuck*.
Kenwooil woven hlnnkrt*
The chiirmlnir Hill,- frock,
Ailiujihli orKiiinly ilre*»i * III
futs arc used, flavored with hon
from two to nix In chnmhnit white, pink aipl blue ruffled'
Voiles. print*. rayon* Iiiiuki'.-.
ey.
nml lave trimmed. Also silk
crdpt'-ili'rt'l.rncs
ulni ot lot
Min*. leddle* anil sux to k»
Ho
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lull*
with them.
form, which Mr. Sapp sold last
fall for a large sum, are blueberry
Tin: u i : a i . u ov him hi*
HAltV UltOTIlKtt—l - l . year*
’'bushes" 20 feet in hoight while
klllckti'M In iilitln mill |ihihl
—h u t i l i t 'l r own styles. i.itscores arc bo tall the berry pickers
with ni'iirt hlminx <>f hr.mil
I)•* mih-i with (limit y ami
are forced to stand upon Jaddcre
Cloth mill xlll; tlvii ami lu ll *
hroaiti'lotli Mouse* itml rayon
tu match Heavy linen crinli
llni'ii ami good wash innto gather them. Several of the'
In natural urn! ii.vster with,
lerlul* In the limit*. These
“bushes" on tho Sapp placo havo
arc nil to fit short lega and
conn- la N|iort -i>li- wlin
netted thu owner as much ns $40
fat "t uinmlcH.*’
bright colored lu ll-'.
each in ono season a fte r the cost
of picking anft of crates has been
T ill: l: \HV-W .' ,'i 11alnl> hair nut f.iraotleu the little ”NKW
deducted, and Sapp has pniti his
COM I: It"—lU'inil Kill woolen iumI cotton idanhci*. xae*|iiee. low,lees,
UIIIIOIIUH nml .1lvn)( an cX'iiil'iti line of IlSIllI-millle I'hllililH Iii-,
nml ilomcstle hand-mailv iIio m c . ulaht now nv. acrlrudw, |>illnw
cases. ?|ireails, e|c.
Showing Spring Apparel For The Little
Man And Maid
licit
ible
hat
^1inaftno*
irtf
has
icty
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-Is Killed By Auto
: i *'ivp teams in tho
Conference
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“ this y*3i cnnnot l'«rth:lpatc in tho tournn- Feb. 2.—t/F)—Automobiles nddad
irs for the m int oV account of the sixteen
WEST PALM BEACH, F la sretofore., it team* rolling, there boing twenty- an eth ir name to their toll of dead
rong teams , °. college*, supporting tnUT-ebl- last night when Mr*. .Uldorick
ount of the £ e ‘"te .athletic members of tho* Dumont of thia city, was knocked
each coach, '-onferenev.
1down and almost instantly killed.
M m \\r.i tt n.kluiitiiii
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Thus the automobile toll In Palm
Beach county for, the year Is eight
lives; Seven were lo»t during the
-first three weeks in 'th e new year.
iMrs. Dumont with th rre other
women hntl junl stepped from a
tuts nt Thirteenth Avenue shortly
a fter It o'clock, according to the
report to Motorcycle" Policeman
Mcl<can. Two of the women had
already crossed the street and sb*"
wus following when the car shot
around another which was stand*
ing on the-oast •fclde of the thor
oughfare. She died from' a frec
tum ! neck n T?w minutes a fte r she
wan admitted to the hospital.
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Seven women will sit in the next
general assembly tf Now Jersey.
Comfortable Pullman Busses Are Operated From
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FLORIDA’S FOREMOST DEVELOPERS
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So that you may ace and appreciate tho investment opportunities of Florida’s greatest city, busses will
leave tho Seminole Hotel at Sanford for Tampa, every murning a t 7 o'clock. Other accomodations uro
provided quests by the Homnor Organization.
You arc invited to write to tho
6 . L. HAMNER
311 Franklin Street, Tampa
for further details
i ' i i o m : 2.vmi
tilt I. IM III, 1*1,(111111A.
istcd Sandwiches!
hgrilled in butter. Come in ami
mr refreshing fountuin drinks.
'harmacy
r e * .**»*<
hone 375
ir radio and let ug explain to you
it is to own one.___________
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ho>v easy it is to make
your safety blades give
the best shave ever!
“When first I got ‘The James
Strapper’ I took an old discard
ed hlarie and stropped it. I
found that it worked Just as s a t
isfactorily as a new blade.’’
—A. G. Lawson, Boston
Seminole Cafe Grill Room
“ll might be of interest to you
In know that I recently purchas
ed T he Janies Htroppcr’ and I
uni pleased to state th a t ! find it
jo hi- all that your salesman Bald
it was. and even more.”
—E. D. W right, Paigc-Detroit
Co., Boston.
"One customer said he would
not take twenty dollars for it
if he could not get another.'*
—-E. K. Dyson, Broadway
Ph'c'y., Muldcn.^
Gold plated with fine Lenthcr Strop
nil in CeOUUti Morocco Leather
Case.
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frit's Island-
U T &. ANDERSON
IT.0 i- I'irxl Street
Near Ocean Prope
ances from the wat<
your own price.
is dire to enhance in value more rapidly than property at greater dist
Tlis is your opportunity to make yqur investment* and to secure it a
Bank of Titusville k Trust Co., Trusfees
Col. H. H. Jackson, Auctioneer
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To Jacksonvil
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AY, FEBRUARY 2,
As Brisbane Sees It
Extra! Preacher* Use Resin.
i:s4tc! is. nrd John D. Jr.
. .Men Mats To Think
Yas, Wa A rt C onurvattw o.
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
IMS. » r Slat c«fr
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I 't a r i 4 a
111 Mnrtrit» ItM it
of thh» community, g n d us a community measure,
r a u Or«|^ Klurliia und*r Act of celve the co-operation nndj endorsement of Sanford cii
Too long have we secifetly nourished the idea th a t____
nmmo.
ENCOURAGING
information.
ford in not n tourist city, and therefore not called upon to
MUN.
U-dt-l D. Ford, son of the tlriglnal j
M K. MXI
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irRM IIIPTIO T NATKI• . . . ‘Ali($j>eity is what its people make it. Despite th e rapidly Henry, and John D. Rockefeller,
T*sr—J ~.4t HI* Months;
r„ son of the original John D .,|
•r. orr increasing evidence of Sanford’s ability to capitalise on its Jare
tllrerrrf in Oi» bj Currier,
SsliJointly interested in sending'
tM k , ItC. V>*Xly IMItlou ,f -## natural attractions to good advantage along tourist lines,
Per y « r .
Richard E. Byrd on a flight to t h e '
•riCt iAl, .XtTHKl • All obituary th crc 'arc sortie who rife still apparently Inboring under the A retie—each contributed cash.
boiler cards of thanks, rssulu- delusion th at commerce and industry and agriculture is the
notices.
This particular flight la in
and notice* ot eats' ___
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cb*r*«*r s r * m a d e w i l l , b t trinity th at should bo fostered to the exclusion of- tourist teresting and im p o rtan t But def
rhargr-d f-»r s f regular sitvertlklus activity. .
initely more im portant, is the hope
«rat**."
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V/bile it is true th at Sanford has always prided itself on *hnt these sons of the two richest
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A M O d A T K II
VMKM .
Th* A«ao<:ii»l*«l I’r,-**' i* exrlua. the wealth and solidity of its fields, and Its Independence men on earth will become Jointly
ktvelv .sotlliert to the inK .for rt“ from U
S,
„ lv, v is V
V1
. . TtT-TT why
w„ . this
llll8
tourist
patronage, there
certainly
no reason
interested in aircraft promotion In
cridii^t,’?o'^’a 1 or,,rii!rt,,nriVcrvirl*p’city shhiiRf not make tho^moft of its natural.endowm ents the United States.
f& P '& g ! ‘^.r,.iVr<ir hefitp?" Itui uml develop jts tourist popularily along with its other phases
of-community life.
tfk d ied cl the headwaters of a stream praised by a r tis ts !_
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™'rn
TUESDAY, FEB . 2, 1026
and authors as one of the most tropically beautiful in North mal Americans,
y* want • record
9* . ofr
America, Sanford could easily be made the doorway of thou public service and the g lo ry ' th at
THE* HBRALD*8 PLATFORM
—Deeper
Dee
water
route
to
Jack
sands
of tourists who would journey up this wonderful stream goes with iL
mrJt
sonville.
if the scenery lining its banks were sufficiently ad They possess knowledgo of
of S t Johna-In- annually
building, finnncMl power, intelli
vertised and facilities for its enjoyment provided.
Hirer c a u l.
.
gence and ambition, everything
Present plans of the corporation, known ns the Lake Mon neccessary to put this nation as
of white way.
wimming pool, tennia court*, roe Transportation Company, call for the early inauguration overwhelmingly in the lead-in the
• Ot*.
of a well appointed luxurious yiwht, catering primarily to a ir as it is now on the ground.
6s—A urraentfaf of budding pro
sight-seers,
and running on regular schedule so arranged th at
gram —fcoues, hotel*, a p a r t a
full
appreciation
of the scenery lining the river banks for
POULTNEY BIGELOW asks,
H
4u—Bxtenalo^*
of. otreet paring the 200 miles may be obtained by crowding it all into a “wno is H.
W ells?” The answer
m_
is H. G. Weils is a man who has
twelve-hour trip.
made million:i of other men think
7<—Construction of
boulevard
Simultaneously with the announcement of this service, along
around ta k e Monroe.
new lines, thus annoying
'
•*—Completion of d ty beautifies- The H erald ;would like to see the glories of the tropical St. many of the millions. Men hate
Johns featured more extensively in our advertising. Few of thinking os much as a dog hates
walk on ita hind lega—lor any
9.—
of school
. Expansion
. >-»»,,-i,t
h
e
tourists who are now in Florida know of the beauties to to'
length
of time.
w unpcoytsioB for increased isgeen 0n this r | ver and by the exploitation of the scenery
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--- with which this Bection has been blessed, hundreds of worth
'WHAT IS the most im portant
DANGER BRINGS HUM ILITY while visitors could be attracted to Sanford and manifold
to s t least twenty million Ameri
advantages obtained.
cans, old and young, in the news
-—“ And Jacob said, O Qod of my
oi today? I t does not concern the
fath e r, , i . I »m notew orthy of - With three river lines, two of which will cater to passen- corn
the world court, league of
‘
.
ger
travel,
Sanford
will
take
on
greater
proportions
as
an
; the least of all thfii. m erctfl,
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nations, coal strike, or nt the
which tljou h a st aheVred unto th y , important port and will within a short time take its rightful latest advice on “how to make
your first million.” The real news
ThS-from* th?*"kS 'Hk e £ $ »lacc “ lhe A lb.ny of Florida.
it ?
r f f lin . i t : 0*11.
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PRAYER—Our F a th e r God. for
th e Am irancc th a t when the poor
i«uin cries unto Thee Thou dost
deliver Mm from all hia‘fears, we
tjjiank Thee."
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Give The Tourist A Taste
AH-THAT'S
d
A
w
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3 ^
OK
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Is this: The Joint baseball rules
committee approves t h e ' use
of
resin by pitchers.
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BANDITS ARE WORKING
FLORIDA TI.MES-UNION
A
A novel schemet for advertising Sanford was brought to
HEREAFTER PITCHERS may
the attention of the Chamber of Commerce last Friday when imoar resin, pronounced by fans Police reports indicate that ban- upset their plans and putting them
not confining their cf- on tlie defensive, often frustrates
Sandy Anderson, representing the Lions Club, suggested th at ifiSUu. 2"
1
dlt*
TO NIGHT
out-of-the-way
places or their .de*,*n- The n\erngo hold-up
celery be given nwny to tourirts passing tiirough on the im eitr the c°"troL
W
W
M
»
»
farts
J
to
resin on the ball.
, . j • ■ a,
man has come to believe th at the
foreign
trains,
and
be
served
without
charge
a
t
the
hotels
and
res<
T
hat’s
bad
news
for
Babo
Ruth
ands.
A
daring
hold-up
on ,m.rc showing of a weapon will
M ysterious night! When our flrat
anu me oiner oattera.
taurants.
Fbrsyth street, Jacksonville, nt a mean hands up nnd handing over
l
• parent knew
J h e e from report divine, and heard
oumpundivcly early hour in the whatever is asked for. One of the
It seems to us th at this is a good method of making
w ^ ,a a * »
friends.* A t comjttratively little, expense this giving away of AS HITHERTO predicted, mine ening, recently, show the pres- bc1*tl ««>’». however, to uvoid being
not tremble for thia lovely
j
robbed, is to refrain from carrying
pioDubiy will win tne coal „„„ i„ I
a
few dollars* worth of our great product would do more to owuora
fram e,
strike although the victory may be nee In/Florida of bad men who money nn(1 «twelry about nt niyKh£
re trying to live withou doing any It dws little harm if n hold-up
Thia glorious canopy of light and call attention to our celery'and to our city than any other one cnmouiiagfd ms a "compromise.’'
den1.
thing th a t could be done fof the money expended. The op The workers made a mistake in legitimate work. It was well un- man gets a little loose clinngo. Of
Bathed in the rays of the great portunity comes to our doors, and without much trouble or their original absolute rejection of/dcratood that crooks would follow coul*‘' *1t“
,nn,l “nd mny talk
aetttag flame.
arbitration.
the
crowd
of
decent
people
into
V*
but that
inconvenience
we
may
caBh
in
upon,
it
to
good
advantage.
Heaperua w ith the host of heaven
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ns not serious.
I Florida. They
They go
go where
P u t yourself In the place of a tourist; tired from a long
came.
where
there
In
Hadley.
Mich.,
recently
four
PUBLIC ^PIN IO N would con
And lo! Creation widened in m an's dusty train trip, who, upoij nrriving at the Sanford railroad
eems
to
be
n
chance
for
good
heavily
armed
bandits
undertook
demn the mine owners if they
view;.
station, 1b presented with 0 bunch of crisp, fresh celery and flatly refused arbitration in a tickings, nnd n round-up would n bank robbery, and somehow the
irobnbly Bhow a very#large num- people became aware of the fnct.
Who could have thought such d ark a little package of salt, along with a word of greeting from m atter of starvation for work ►ct of men in Jacksonville who The population of lindley is only
men’s
families.
Public
opiniqn"
Sanford with a cordial invitation to stop with ub.
ness My concealed *
workers when they re in n no visible means of support, three hundred, men women mid
W ithin thy. beams, O Bunl Or who
As hns frequently been pointed out by The Herald. San- condemns
ject
arbitration
in a m atter that Thera i* work for everybody, of children, nnd sofne were out of
could find
,
retiree .In many, of the trades nnd town nt the time. But there were
fpr
should
see
to
It
th
at
thw
o
jpei^sons
who'corrfo
to
flnVcftjf
involves
freezing
of the public.
'hilst fly a a d r / ie g f - 'a n d 'f tu o t t
T
h
e
n
this
neriod
of
Mtrn-con-;^«cupations
the highest wages ever enough.men *1
at borne to start nn
and those whb pass througn have the opp6rtunily of secur-i
■tood revealed.
against the sort of thing
«-rvi.tisro
|>
hbm*s America will d\s J, JfJTO ” •
g.g
}
?
IMt
thiovoH
offensive
again
ing
good'celery,
the
kind
we
ship
away.
We
have
seen
in
T h a t to such countless orbs thou
. . . . .
bc,'n tolerated too long
.
Lngland has done.
done, th<J
m a d s t ua blind I
some of the stores a ipighty poor grade of this product and i
do not incline toward honest tod. in this country. The men gathered
W hy do we then shun death with have often wondered whpt tho impression of tourist* who if WdiKurs u:ul owners cann
Jacksonville’s police department around the bank nnd started the
agree in iiM iurs involving pub
- y
anxious strife ?
.. J
is no doubt doing ns well as it campaign, with the result that thoy
necessity,
the
people
will
have
come
to
the
Celery
City
m
ust
be
when
they
buy
some
of
thia
J t light can thus deceive, whereaway from th4> could bo exnected to do. with n wounded threw of the bandits and
poor stuff. If the restaurants served without charge the i..*e v. .
j* fo re not Life?
short force for tho sixe of the place! the fourth, who fled as quickly ns
u
.u
.‘.t
<ui
tnemsclvcs.
—Joseph Blanco White. best obtainable, and then if our stores carried nothing hut
nnd tho conditions existing, but oc-i lie could, was caught u short disj --------o— ----currcnces such ns the hold-up of twice from town. On account of
the best grade, a better impression would be given.
YOU REALIZE how conaerv the treasurer of n theater, on the' maudlin sentiment that be begins
Well, if F ebruary doesn’t March,
Tho scheme as suggested by Mr. Anderson is one of g r e a t 1 tivc'thuN1m^Mn^haa°broom^whlI most prominent retail street, nt a : to make a martyr of n man us soon
A pril May.
m erit and The Herald hopes it will be put into operation ut you luur mut Judge Wallace
corner in tho middle of the activity; n> in- commits a crime, the four
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once. Sanford grows tho best celery in the world. L et’s give caiman.. ./..inmated by Prealdc nnd nt a time of night when thou-' men may not get very heuvy senG enerally fa ir tonight and F ri
1 00 4 declared
1 - intf th
n,nth
^udic sands of people are moving about, truces—although deserving to be
day slightly cooler tonight} mod the tourists a taste and make them agree with us.
a t Theodo| proves th a t there arc altogether hanged—and, if they have money
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- circuit,
e rn tem peraturcf Friday.—KanKoOHts!, wuiinot be considered
too many crooks here. They can or political friends may he out on
•a n City K ansan. Even the w eather
good American" because ho ni be herded up, a t times, nnd n gen- bond very soon. Rut they pro
A
L
L
LAND
IN
Florida
cannot
be
used
for
hohies,
hotels,
' if of the very latest kind.
’ ocatm 1i.i* recall of judicial dl cral overlooking of the neighbor-1Imbly will not trouble Hu lire
towns and cities, far if half of the 35,000,000 ncres in Florida, cisions.
hood would he n good thing. Men I again.
>
or 17,600,000 acres, were used f tit building lots and the rest
I
who cannot explain how and why | There ,*
A.ii yctt perhaps
Milk la gettin g higher desplta for roads, railroads, streets, playgrounds, school parks, etc.,
ANY MAN, judge or Jailer, w| they are here can well be asked to for the people „f R cjt y or , ' *
th e fa c t th a t there la atill an
abundance o f w ater,—Sanford H er wo could have 87,500,000 building lots. If 60,000,000 of these believes thut the people of til move on or go to work. .Incidental- in Florida to sleep on their „ r ,„ .
ald.—la thia a condition in the were UBed for homesitos, 250,000,000 people could live in Flor United States have not the rig] ly the people of the city, residents and hunt bandits when nn alarm
♦•Celery C ity ? ” — Orlando Sentl- ida. Or all the people Ip the western hemisphere could reside to do whatever they choose to (| and visitors, can also be on their is given. Rut tho time may come
legally, through the ballot box,
noL
wh*n such n 'thing will be
in those 600,000 homes. Of course this is absurd. Florida will constitutional amendment, M guard.
Active and . prompt resistance
o
nSCMBm?People are usuwhen an attem pt is made to hold ally willing Tl,c
t«. Ii-uvo law enforce
Today’s best b u g h t "You'd think never be one crowded city. But no doubt there are many traveled o long way^lrom 1770.
up
an
indilvduni
or
party
or
group
Hiram Johnson opposes Judj
ment to the peace officers und
from some of these . argum ents farmqya In Florida who will live to see a j)ermanent popula
about it, th a t the m arriage vow tion of 5,000,000 in Florida and millions of tourists during McCamant’a confirmation becauj frequently routs the offenders. the courts, but banditry und mur
ought * to bto changed to "love, the w inter to be fed, which will Increase our agricultural of tho judge’s opinion of Theodol They dre a cowardly lot, always der have apparently gotten m> fur
Roosevelt Roosevelt is dead, a f armed with "one-band guns" und
aquander and disobey."—Miami
“ y J / 0'" lr un,U “ R 1" rituseneeds to five or six hundred million dollars worth of farm and what one man thinks of nl read] to run a t tho slightest in I'u
thought, ul least, of popular doTribune.
dication
of
dnnger
to
themselves.
nnd
grove
products,
so
the
indications
are
th
a
t
the
Florida
other
isn't
very
Important.
BJ
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monstrntioiiH nnd u movement to
Tho ^slstanco of one or more of put fear into the heart
Headline In a New York new*- farm ers of the future who will produce economically and the opinion is enlightening.
of evila g riu p ■accosted by crooks will doers.
rtaperi aaya, "Fog Fills Halls of murkeli efficiently, will receive profitable returns.—L. M.
Congress.” A good way to get Rhodes, S tale Marketing Commissioner.
SOLOMON LEVITAN, able fiJ
B
jid of it is to let Cole L. Blcnse
ancier, and state treasurer of W l|
talk fo r an hour or two.
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MY FAVORITE STORIES
i " N o . woman is worth fighting
B y IRVIN
—
fo r," observes Rudolph felcntino.
Again we are compelled to remind;.
mar
of bow extrem ely aoui (MT1" T h e gentSlman from the d ty had th e youngater laid down hi* fork
a t this ' time of tho rented a country place
in the and
accompanied th e hospitable
season.
White M ountains for the summer, stranger. Twice, during the course
fU ,
— ——o--------Returning from a walk he noted, of the meal 'which was provided for
Bank deposits have passed the us he neared his front gates, signs him
he paused from eating to
#lx million dollar mark with pros that a mishap had oceurrod on the voice hia fears th a t "Paw ” would
pects for them to continue to in- road. A load of hay had boon over- bo seriously annoyed with, him for
It w a s : hia failure to complete tjM job of
.U- •crease steadily during the coming turned while in transit.
year. Jan u ary sales in real estate piled in a g reat shock a t tho ed g e' replacing th a t bay. Each tlpse hia
w ere nearly two and a half mil of the highway whom ita welgth host jrkaostuwd
him, meanwhile
lion dolUrs, showing a tremendous had caused it to slide from th e | pressing fresh helpings of this
gain over the corresponding month wagon upon which
It was being and th a t upon hia young g u e s t
o f la s t year. Yes, in every way. moved.
The team were nibbling
Finally a t the end of half an
Sanford is grow ing larger and grass in the ditch. A fourteen, year ' hour or bo, the boy pushed hia
larger.
old boy dripping with perspiration, chair back from the table and rose
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Sanford was host today to prom exertion, wax forking -.•the h ay, "I guess I ’ll be goln* now." ho
inent newspapermo re p re s e n tin g back on tho wagon with trem en- said, “Paw ’ll w ant I should get
•,
th at hay forked up. I >xpect he'll
svary press association In the Unit dous energy.
“ W hat happened?" asked’tho bo mightly pestered wltn. roe."
ed B tstrs. T h at thia d ty made
“Why need your fa th e r know
excellent Impression upon the gentleman—a somewhat pnnecesthe num ber eary question in view o f th e evl- anything a t all about i t ? ” said the
;.vlaltors la shown
gentleman.
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,
ot favorable rem ark* expressed dene*. •
"The wheels went
down In a
"W hy, Paw knows about It alng their sta y here. Among
distinguished
members of the
ill
was Josephus Daniels, for■ecretary of navy during the
FlUrn ai.ministrullon, who had
“Thle seema to be a p re tty , «H0's under th e hay," atatad the
ny fine things to toy about this
big Job for'tm * of yoi^r years, too. youngster simply.
Suppoee you q uit fo r awhile and g o _______■- :.V ' ------------- ------------CiTid: g Plenty of rolls of nowsIn the warehu im* In u ojut
“ I p w n k ' or buts t Job confronting n jw tii,
. The weather man
today. E ither wc haven't term ilk."
"I w ould't d ast to do th at,” said now and leava a few
* room . to store nil that
o r else ire brain to run the boy. “Paw wouldn't like it ef I of colder predictions.
---------t. W t note the Miami Her* didn’t .g e l this here hay put back
•. Everything's so
had a special train ronsiatm g. right aw ay."
Oh, th a t’ll he all right. Nothing msn goes aboard
\fty car* o i paper or over one•
l ds going to h ap i* » to your hay m the w ater w«
whih yot-'r*- c>*no «**' to your U sui
—
We don't know
on the Jpm tntj ritlv r . O m e n!o:u{ with ,nw\; I'm
Hihwi,
borne, blit
fott>
TOM SIM SAYS:—
fr-v tw e s ' r g i J W
ia
g
i
l
W
W
I
consin broadcasts the Informatio
th at the farm ers, o f hia-st
car h e fa ^ a adxlee." If
vice they got had a cash value, tk
farm ers' Income tax would pay tl
national debt, says Mr. Levitan.
Every farm er gets 1)0 kinds
advice, Including the advice
"stand on his own feet, like an i
dependent American," from aoni|
of our distinguished financiers.
W hat he would like to get froi
the government Is a little of tl
co-operation th at goes, for ln|
stance, to tho railroads.
THE
Contentpomry Contnu-
fHli
T
Pendant]
AUDITS SYSTEuj]
.hit ksnnvillt*. T.imr.u. Miaa
F itim R* to • !>.,
C E N T R A L FLORIDA
‘ 317-318 First NniixdJ
Sanford. Hi
,S. G. GRAY. RESIDE
-
Homes, Lots, l arnu,!
Today’s Best!
One lot on the corner 1(
1 his is n corner lot «i: i
Act quick. Price
127*3 feet on Palmetto \ <
eellent fo r 11 hotel site -r •
is one of the most doira'
enn be bought at a ficur,
will pay you to inveetigst*
Wo have large and small ifjt-iyl
’us th at are money mtltcrs. If it*a*
COLCLOUGH REA!
Cm
Real E state
SH
Nati»n»l
BaaOl dj F la ^
L.
- Thi Honorable Master Charles * th a^
“ burber shop t|„. man
Nesslir, President of the Ameri buys
hair ionic und Hu
!
**>••114*11
w«man
can Ia s te r Hairdressers' Associa buys hair. Rut
tion, has separated himself from the lure of how to V r J
an liltial donation of $5,000 to"establlshment of u college
r research," which is to he with which a barber now
In f f t , a laboratory
wherein ?• « customer
the a;.?.. lrt8V
cause
of baldness mill
other if the customer' “ ih o 'f f iT 1 undshortcomings of the human thatch H«ten t„
, l i , . L . , lh" ''ld l,*Vv to
to disserUtiorw
will V> investigated.
greater length than tliev of any
the Honorable Master Hair- ne would Kn.w Kray hni,
r
is centuries behind the waiting for the end
sets out to discover what
AN AGED Sarhlan nobk-mi
dy been discovered. He
ambassador to London, m arries
1 to ascertain that which
second British wife a t the age ji
nt
y in the trade, from the
83. Ho eaya: "I have lived looi
itice barber to the owner of
because I married very young
Heat beauty parlor un earth
good woman who took great
K Aladdin—
has ascertained but also Chlcng . Journal
of die."
to core.
I t would be a good thing 101
Perhaps th0 ,)ua, ;k u
.
"Stood women” Jf it didnjf taki
la not p bald-headed barso m any men eighty-three year bvr H>ng, ww are convinced, who »P*ak, the k,-v t„ Vk K LU' 80 to
to roalUa. what they owe theli •cunr.q tell a customer th at bald- . « ^ l i « d i a n a p 5 l a ^ | j ,<' iitu'
wives. Most husbunds die withou1
s caused by dandruff, lack of
ever realising it.
uljjon, too much circulation.
Ip, koso acaip or any one bnn of th* Kri,to|1'H1U ondtr the
other scientific and InOffice airplane lefl,
A
>le condIMpjuk
And ways
Friday night, deliver!
Chicago’
baldness ? They are legion.
th»t fewer wit
in New York s*i
d the j
average speed« 1 poundings^
» 0K
" boilings,
9 ® -.
for the 720 mllea .
files. T hat seems faiaj
The Ph-M
ifS W j
•: what surplus'j,
a few years it will
K "'",f 1,1•; !,*rricultui*j
i
v
-sr?
■
ao
hidden
or
so
d
u
d
ace.
•; .
1 bump
0f
"
lu"'lHr
eropkl\v^A,
:‘.un'A' ‘m l;
pot
be
made
to
flower
day a party of meU^
‘rhiU
to life under the
busy broker and
xture of all
, left Florida in
- i - w . ot
ethods th at,
lined in New York In
any first■* lost part of iu
cr
crop ha*
•*y f Hr'B r W n
Nessier’s
Pilot'
“*
*
Vot*
h**years
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- P re -R e s e rv a tio n
o f L o ts ]
Ocean and River fronts, near D*1! !
Augustine.
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This property owned by NtM
•ffered for few days only: thto*
campaign offering lots for *u
to allattmenL
,
Oceap Frontage at $50.WJ
’ About 650 lots in all, o n e J o j^ i
Right is reserved to
vation sale a t any time without
KARL J. SCHUlJ
REAL ESTATE—INv t>T
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Phone 744
606-607 F irst National
. WV F. HOLBORN. Sales
�th e sa n fo rp
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M RS. F R E D 3 . P A IG E R, S O C IE T Y FT>TTOft________
MANY LATE HAT CREATIONS ARE
DISPLAY AT MILADY’S SHOPPE
Presenting one of tho most gor
geous array of hats ever placed
on display in Sanford, the Milady’s
Shoppe today held Ita annual Spring
sinenlntr. with scores of Sanford
. . . i Tho lovely w idow s present
of v® *beautiful pictures with their ortisthe tJc ^ o r a tio n s . One is softly draphodist pj ^.j^, baby-blue arid orchid tulle
and touehw of silver. A t one end
is a basket filled with pink Radiill en* once roses. PJgccd opposite this is
nt the n French importation of peach pink
(’clock horsehair braid, an of/ face model,
Mrs. faced with Love bird blue georj gette embroidered in silk nnd vol*
meet*, vet, with flowers of shaded rose
H nj I
Phantom red, one of the new n,,n
olar colors showf, this j CasbnP U
used to advantage in “.large
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model
of hosse hair, faced in
matchlm.
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large flowed " f
shitTul chiffon j cncircliiu? ti%ft
*• j m - ■ n J liS f f r bS S
ribbons, adding a frcnchy touch
lical S a c r if ic e s Beautiful Wedding Is Miss Echols Becomes
Bride Of P. E. Bradley
Record Indian Sohgs,
On Sunday Afternoon
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of the composer,,
Uawkins, Mrs. Fred Daitrcr and
Mra, H. B. Maltbic will be host
esses for the afternoon and will
welcome club women, who arc vis
itor* to tho city and introduced
them to local members, during
the tea hour, which will follow the
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Echols
announce the m arriage of their uncling.
daughter
Pauline Elisabeth
Mrs, J. C. Gibbs will conduct an
Iastltute on "The Business of be
to
Frank Eugene Bradley
ing a Club Woman’’ nnd In the
nt the
tuv Baptist
unpuai I’ustorium,
i U3iuuuiii| W
n minter
tvi course of this discussion, many in
Park, Florida. Sunday, January teresting points will be mnde plain
• thirty-five, one thousand nlno
Co those who wish to give faithful
hundred and twenty-six. •
service a« well ns derive pleasure
from club work.
The" marriage of Miss Echols
and Mr. Bradley, which was solem
The parliam entary Taw classes
nized Sunday afternoon nt the Bap- which have been held by Mrs. J.
•fist Chorch, a t W jnter Tstk, came C. Gibbs, club parliamentarian for
•omq time, have been brought to n
us a surprise to their many friends. close, o^d n large number avail
The cercmorty was wUnesscad by ed themselves of this splendid, op
only a few of their most intimate portunity of these classes under
direction of ao capable a director.
friends.
Mrs. Gibbs was presented ti
Mrs. Bradley hns mnde her homo large
basket of gladiolias ns token
in Sanford for tho past four years,
appreciation fojr her help, by
coming here - from Alabama. Kho of
the members of the class. A gift
was a student of Sanford High was
given by tho class to the
School and is a popular member club. also
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of the younger, set of this city.
The groom,- is originally from
Mrs. William J. Hardy, Mina Ann
Statesville, N. C., but has been in
Sanford for some time. He Is Earl Farmer;. Miss Olga Simmons
connected with the Sanford SignnL and Mrs, Ned Chittenden formed
Their many friends join in wish a party motoring, to Orlando on
iig them every’ future happiness. Tuesday whero they spent the day.
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The many friends of Mr. and
Thurlow Lieurnnce with his strong [
features offset by heavy iron-grey!
hair, his elenr-cot wording, his!
naturally dramatic manner and l
whimsical interplay, wins hl% au- t
dicnces. His exposition of'-the.
is
sp<Jrt n,0(lcl».
w a rlorida Gold novelty
Innknl- process of taking an apparently
m i white fringed ril.hon
trim. At One side a straw motif
, in effectively placed.
A Inrge .White horse hair braid
sport hnt. Is chic with n white and
red braided ribbon band and trim
med with rhinestono ornaments,
in is becoming chapeau is faced in
white georgette.
A complete line of children’s
hats, in leghorns, fancy strawf and
silk can bffound at this attractive ,Hans.' A
snop- v r;
imet with
wr
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cred him
in WJP UUILT WIIIUUW, JJIII* HIIU
green mallnc, entwined, form s a
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soft setting for an cxquisite'V arty
■ Ban *mt
an(t orchfd georgette
l ' . “ Ph ' with overlapped brim, the crown
I r T h*!"* embroidered In matching
■Walker' tonca *^ltehery, and hand made
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flowers of pink, orchid and yellow
-------j most po|
L tl
1georgette. A round.the crown is a
On Saturday afternoon. Mr- Ned the Watt
R 'j
blue metallic ribbon band and bow.
Kt
At* each aide of this "Dream ” hat Chittenden w as’u charming young! Edna
P
is a Inrge basket filled with pink hostess when she entertained a ' I.ieurancc
Lu-in.ll glhdi°H»» and handles tied with number of her friends nt bridge in her husbi
her home on Central Avenue. There | drnniatiil
R ,
butterfly, bows of. tulle.
four tables of players
jtinnnllv <
U p o n 'e n te rin g 'th e shop, one Is was
Adorning
tho
nt
tractive
home,
I 1enutlful
|
j bewildered, so numerous n ro i tho
were baskets and bow ls of golden *
dress
Bibcr 2, bats, each one p rettier than its Calendulas
and_caniatiotis. t. goth- J^ n d s, wn
Kltet at-neighbor. One particularly admired c r with feathery
sprays of uspnr- of l'lk. dc
■o'clock. i» of Love bird blue taffeta, with agus ferns.
| dramatic
l * prw- fancy braid edge prim, faced with
were kept on tallies done | tations. <
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Mary-., Antoinette taffeta. -.The In Scores
hearts and other Valentine gym-1 Possess
Lin en- ertwn is covered with large hnnd hols and after several progressions l.rnngo nh
I Pupli- mnde ribbons flowers.
the prize for high score, a ;uir of marked i
■ extra
An imported tagal straw is n candles, was awarded Mrs. K ay-! •■hat Edm
■ it the largo model of white, embroidcrod Blond Phillips. The guest prize, "a been ref
■<r Mrs. with self tones. The crown is sur bottle of perfume, was presented ’ sweet-voii
fs., the rounded with large, white, hand- Miss Ann Earl Farmer of A ider* mittedly
■Cotte*. made taffeta daisies centered with
n re n t- yellow.
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■nwt at
Of Mary Antoinette horse lmlr !
■odock. straw, with' taffeta cut out motifs
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on the crown with facing of-Love :
labusi- bird straw , is-a sm art, small molat the del.
lixon at For the lovers of black, is a
le urged large, stunning hat of black Mit
lan straw , with velvet motifs of
■ Edna black edged with silver.
■tar in A handsome creation is of a
pH at 8 large model of Indian Orange gcorI of (he gi’tto, with white velvet dalBica np- ■
panford pliqued on the brim. The crown is
of deeper-tone d u v ety n ..
Irii) enA sport model was of acid green !
Wire, at taffeta, with white felt cut out '
It. at 3 trimmings, pninted in gold, and
Collier, faced with white taffeta,
cf Mrs.
Another Bport h at shown is n 1
close-fitting model of shirred white
taffeta, on ono side of the crown
Mrs. Ned ChittemlenlJ&Vt
Hostess To Brirlfre
Party Last Saturday'
p A f r .- - '
ICIul., at
le Hotel
Ik.
|t the h-
TJnd TTu iin iri g ' Inr g e muJo f in c (
brown horse hair, with high trim
across tho back in bandeau effect,
mussed with flowers in self nnd
mulching tonics. Across the front,
luce in self tones is softly cascad• ed over the brim.
kry open
A small model of orchid with
hand-painted^ velvet foliage and
taffeta flowers, is faced with Love
AM hit Bird blue taffeta
r Tuhiim
Of pervancc blue and raspberry
n Weeks, taffetta with hemstitched brim,
>* <hc nnd trimmings of hand-mnde ribat the lion flowers is nnother French im
portation on displny.
R E S ID E N C E T E I j B P H d N E :
The rv;rnlar mutilhl.v l»usint.*>^
cur:
meetini: of the Womans Misaioin* .Mr?®. R.
ary Society of the Methodist r«voj;n.it
Church wan held on Monday after- the worl
noon nl the church parlors with n
*'•
hpleiidid ultciidancc^of memhei>. ,
'■d
Mrs. W.
ThornUm. the newly
Many
elected president, preside*! anti led lance v
ii short devotional session, after meeting
which “hi* rent! a beautiful article I this >
on “Sendee t«* Others.*'
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i the bes!
The recultir routine of business I held by
afternoon fo r Jackaonvl
a short time enroute to
points on the west coast
will visit frleJtUs and tt
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fx r
JiiudlMAA-Jlvcb^
tattL UtA/llrumuli
a ^ iTaiuoU^
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lavcL -
L„uise Anderson Wells, who has
been seriously ill for the past two
w.-cks nt the Fej-!\nld-la»URhton
Hospital, has recovered auffiriently to he removed to their apart
Btents ut the Montezuma.
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FROCKS-QOATS'MitUNERY J
Mn . Ernest llousholder and Mrs.
W. C. Hill were among the Sanford 3 0 0 E .l ilS T .
people motoring to i Orlando on
PHONE 16^.
C o rin n e
Auditorium
Daytona Beach, Fla.
Classified
Thursday, Feb. 11th
, 8:15 P.M.
TITO SCHIPA
Famous Tenor
Prices $l-.00 to ?3.00
Plus Tax
Mrs. t\. J. Peterson of Cleveland,
O., Is'spending some time here with
Vr daughter, Mrs. Jack Maurer,
her apartments on Sixth Street, i
Sale begari Monday,
Feb. 1st. Mail orders
received now.
PHONE 939
Mri. A. K.- Powers, flfrs. Fred
Itigi-r, Miss Adelaide Bonyhge,
Ilonynge and Master Frcderit; Haiger niolorwd to Orlando tin
.tj:idu> afternoon.
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8-r-Thc Louisiana Troubadours—8
America’s Be^t Dressed Woman
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Selects a Spring
wardrobe for
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America’s Be^t Dressed Women v
Eaeli garment made and lined with Corticelli sill>. New styles received today,
'iiToiit fai c . ^ m t mamiu tho vogue, mid so Irene Cn«lU*. e v e rd e rt tOAhe tremi-of faAliion, concentrateH her attention at
tlie Imck of this “CorticgHi” Crepe
Knsemblo rVocit. The unique clualer of pleats that flurv with gusto
toward the hem and the buckle
with its dualling, buccaneerish a ir '
ure a source of great deljght to
Miss Custle, ju st as they will be
to her many modish followers
throughout the country.
big shipm ent o f
Ladies
ROYCE—For the afternoon prom
enade, Irene Custle always insists
on tho very sm artest of Frocks, ms
for instance, this “Corticelli" Crepe
Ensemble Model that is the epitome
o f the chi?. The voguish bolero la
accented by tho name colorful em
broidery th at trim s two pert little ,
pcckpts. An overskirt gathered
Into side-plea to is charmingly co
quettish.
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,AU priced a t nc C astle
( b M t a u i I asiiions
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Woman’s Club Notes
The tourist bridge parties, which
c bnnjr held every, Monday
oniing at tho Woman’s Club, uu“
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patmont, are being well received.
Quite a number of tourists avail*
ed themselves of thh opportunityof enjoying these card games. The
piixo for high score on Monday'
honic on Highland Avenue. ,
was won by Mrs. Meccli, who w m
Baskets nnd vases of ealvnunlas tiresonted
bottle of perfume.
nnd ferns were used in decorating Mrs. Howarda Long
was hostess for
the spacious living room. f
this
pleasant
morning
bridge pnrDuring the business session,
plans were made for u dance to
ho given on Wednesday evening at
On Wednesday nt the regular
the Municipal Hall; Plan* were also business
meeting,' Mrs. James F,
made for n nliy to> be presented
here
Monday evening. Place to
h- announced later. Ill-ports were
road by the various chairmen and
i fleers, on the work that had been
r.oi omplished during tho past
mouth.
,
At tIn- conclusion of business a
. ia! hour was enjoyed, thu hostess
i \ ing snmlwichu, cakes ntul hot
«hocolatc.
Among the members present
wire Kcv. and Mrs. Mortimer (llow r. Mr- William J. Hardy, Mrs.
Monroe Hutton, Mrs. Ilaymond
Phillip*. Mrs. K. D. McCracken,
Mrs. i larko l^qnnrdy, Mrs. Clyde
IL-vl. . Mrs. R. W. Pinrmun, Jr.,
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Mr- V> Ilium Bidding. Mrs. Archie
lk iU , Mra- Mildred Poahod>* and
J f> .-R o b ^ «.
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1ji > *»!|M t• I \miOJ t#!l u dinM lot
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C o A n m u Ta sh io n s
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RUT o u t n u n s
to
e story of fhnermost
reveslnl 1n private
K T.LETTFJt FROM PAULA
IRISH TO KARL WHITNEY
dear Mr. P i t n e y ,
1*1 *- a. •m ' -a0. • *aa
I wonder if you will think th at 1
nm giving up before the battle is
over if I n-,k you to excuse rpo
; from n personal apnenrnneo a t the
O tll'"rriU e Hospital tomorrow.
I
m ig h t b!i wait tell you th a t talking
to f t e r g tw iqj n day fo: flu*
f.-last wrM. has’ bc-Cn tho hardest
work
know
it most
.seque
i day n
iirdlf th redl today oftd Sunufty,
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Tb c y S ffiF d n E Y
Th $bvtf TfcmlQr-—'f apa or tnnm ai
The average husband spends
more for clothes than the average
wife, says the U. S. Department
'of Labor, which •has made an an
nual budirot. Tor the
average
P ^ w i c n aren’t born with it,
M they■ ■are,
■ yfS
h iy
nnt| 1_ M
think
E 3-are
2
forceu to acquire it.
frc.and
forccti
It. A w
^fife
and
mother is ,»n
.with
,in closer contact ’wjjjj
the needs of her home and fam ily
than is tho husband. She knows
the million demands made upon
the, family wallet.
. Besides, she carps, morp. N o'
one -will deny that the t spirit of
unselfish love and devotion to those
about her is much .stronger in
wpnrtcn thsn men.
Few .fathers would sacrifice, and
EasteWi exposure lotifl
f j f c f e 'd r i ’O a k A v e n u e foj
’t V i i s i s a l i s t i n g 't h a t \v i|
a v e r y s h o r t tim e .
Parasol
and ft
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f Copyright, 1025, NBA Service,
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By ItL/RY 8 llO R T ~ M c R I tf~
One. of the most practical and nttfactive ways to fap'don a ldnch
cloth Is to use. n. center square of
UnOn th at harmonises in color tvlth
yoijr tea rtet, finished with a wide
border of oyster white of exact
texture. Such a border may bo
from four to six inches wide fin
ished; it should be mitred at the
corners and Joined to the conter
squure with blanket stitch or hiachine hemstitching.
Tho pattern here given is exact
size to tran sfer direct through n carbon pi)>s/,Miiu is ucsignc.i
ito U8b in a corner. Tito fruits are worked solid In lo/tj
Ktitchcs. red, buff and orange with punilq
fW k«
The basket nm y bt brown or blue, and either an
running stitches thut ullernato, ubout twice the tbicknscs o.
between stitches. •
T1 »Value of Herbs!
aui»,v front everyono f|* rn while. ’
"Of course, dear I.cslie, don’t
como over if you don't want to.
B ut I’m going to lose nil my slurs,
yob. know. Miss J’c rier just snnV
me a night lette r usking me to cxcuse her also.”
"I don’t blamo heV, K arl. Sho
wak looking very
Paula P e ric rjin t
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and leads a very lonely life,
I ’m , going stra ig h t to bed now,
K arl, and I shall spend tomorrow
and Sunday in the nursery ^ with
fhe children. Good-byu ant) thank
you."
illuminating budget!
But I did’bot especially, s e t forth
to quibhla about cither the amount
of the budget or tho various items
perm itted.; ....................
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The think which, really intrigu
ed .me wal .this belated govern
mental reipKnItion th at a .husband
\ y
W hnt
m ade you think s o t .
"Your volco sounds so ;strnnge.
h
•"I Just callea You bn, KArl.alenr
t o W a you if yet* will exeme mo
H
from coining to tjm hninnr on Snt-1 Wm.hingt
urday. L lttlo .lack is tiol feelim :, |>urw-, \'n.,
well and h®, wpnts hi* ’mover sn den was I
the tlmt'. * I've neglected him <• ' „fi0 part
good ctpai of |stje and a fter thu e^- j herbs and
cltcmcht , Vfhlch seoms to luing | tno'Hcine
around tho picture which Igi t<> Ik*i , || ,.vho a
taken a t. live'm ill on Monday o | i n t ’.on'n t
T E N
Sinclair G&s and Oils
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DAYTIME I-ROCKS
The Iwo-picre frock for day
time is unsurpassed in favor.
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M o te
F l o 'c k .
■ J ii's t a s k a r
“ Y o iir M o tte y B d tk I f Y
f
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M W St
O realhlus
ml In a few
hmirs: sirrdliiR reilured lii n -few
dltys. regulates
liver, kidneys.
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Stoiui.eli
h eart, tiurlllos th»
Jiriu, -|n c elltlru syshlootl. s
tepi. V
fqr free Irlul treu t-
Rines Filling Station
line the best. .It costs no
more nnd is better for your
niotor.
•• SPRUNG. SCARVES
Spring.scarves lire in pasCcl .col
or.* sometimes shaded' from d ark
to light. -The vivid vatik scarf i t
passing out.
nnd weary ytfars.! .
,vtfi . know n il.th e old
arguments! l*apn must dress well
in hl.-t w o r I t ’s a m atter.of businesa. A n sn out in the world roust
look sucqo isful In order to be suc
cessful.'
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i S o m e t uth in this, theory, of
course. I ut also there’s a lot of
bthik lb I . . .
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tru
h
of
the
m
atter
,
is
that
ipectalfy n^cn do ip l have, never have, had
vertical
leaves,
sir king
D A Y S A L E
.* - I l l s Sanford Avc.
Phono 461-J
You get a coupon with
cVerJr dollars ptirchasc good
fpr aluminum'ware,
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Sailors used,to wear their .hair
in u long pigtail.
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TIKES AND TUBES
NMMVIU
TINS
r * h nh siK
iir co.
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A ltanta# C rorgla
Ju s t aH soon as completed
wc.wjll nidyq iitto ,^hp .t\eW
bullying ju st South, of j n d
adjolrtinif ( H o WdJttcrn
Union 'iyiogrhph Co.’s officcL ^ y rf.o fflc o .bfiuiR-
g ia ia a iM B^
nasideAt of F lorida’ aihoa lrfft
n«f«r*nr»s:
F ir s t N a t i o n a l D an k.
* J. H. iiu t c iiiN r o n
, II12a i. rSTA TU
sue. 1st N»t‘l Iinnk
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iv". iv
I'lliilit*
SANFOnD. FLA
Stucco
Sheet Rock
Shingles
^ fioofing
• Sewer Pipe
HOLDS JO B FOR 70 YEARS
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.*-(/P)—John
’Connell,ovho. has beid.ono job for
70 Years, 'pinna a t 87’ to work fivo
yeftrs irt^ri*, then visit Ireland, ills
f ir s t public speech wbb made a t u
d inner given by tho Consolidated
G as Co.,.for which Ito is u forem an,
H e n c- tr t has taken n varhticn and
g o e s f,u Mass every
'y .. South Sea pea1
IverjJ llttlo money.
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ALBANY, Feb. 2^ - W —Tho
period Iwtwccn. Lincoln’s birthday,
and W ashington's birthday .has
been proclaimed “ P atriot’s week”
by Governor Smith.
n parasol end bag em tm lf'onvcrealion ft*tw«irii - bin fo r the south of tutqunihc
- ^ md K arl W hitney ,oK" ung, Tho bag hns a Cliineso
charm tiT in black enamel on the
i t . you, K arl7“
]*>lic, w hat’* the m at- flap. Thn parnsol ltnndlc. und tip
are in.idc of*rose niscrc.
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1LOTHES THA
n w f » wiB
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PATRIOTS WEEK SET A8IDE
Will you let me send you my
trheck fo r ton. thousand do llars i
And, because I do not thipk my
appearance on .Saturday nftorooo.i
a t the auditorium would be worth
.th at much to you. I am congrutu’atin g m yself th a t the hospital is
m aking money by my staying
nwny.
Again I w ant to thank you for
Allowing me
some help to
|/r gto
reatbe phtlanthrophy,
(I
a tno ! am always reAly - /]
any way I enn.
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Sincerely, yours,
L
PAULA P E H IpR ’.
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lGE ; MAN
NfcW YORK,"Veb 2.—</P>—M
vIco f ir p u tting out fires by a
screech from - • fork like radio
static has been demonstrated here.
Tlie in veil tor prciiiliU thfc abolition
of automobile firo' apparatus, with
each fire house having a tuning
fork, In the te st a big bow like
th a t of the violin pulled across an
aluminum tuning fork twice, ex
tinguishing’ n gas iflame two feet'
high.
JfloWA'.v'jv I want to express to
H r. W hitney, th at I. will not
Blind-the, tf*tig iu rln aiiy way if I
have contributed to tho causo of
Wirndcd thiidren .in.dny way.
lias
spy wOrk has blotfed ro
w s from my herfrt and
|tly a child wan not for
P
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BROWN
WE WILL B E (JLAD TO
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Author of “Lummox9^
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It was said of Monte Carr, the great moving picture actor,
that all of the really daririg feats in his plays were performed
by a dummy.
The night that Monte9s, picture “ The'Young Hercules99
opened in New York, there was a line waiting at the box office
longer than had ever beenxit a Caruso opening at the opera. It
was a triumphant occasion» Monte Had achieved a millenium in
pictures, a rea lty magnificent flight of the imagination done
with darling and courage arid beauty,
And the young man that sat in the second-row balcony,
h eckled Joseph Delaney, who for sixty dollcnrs a week worked
as M onte Carr's dummy— who put the dating and the courage
into M onte's pictures—-what w ere his feelings as he watched the
I of M o n te Carr, who was s u p p o s e d
m g re a te r amount of fan-mail th a n
V m otion picture star on t^ o c o n ti*
■at all of the really daring feats in
■ perform ed by a dummy, or by some■ h c p ro fe ssio n as “ a stunt m an” ,
las it m ay , the fact remained that
lo far as his public was concerned,
lality, d a rin g , agility, a t h l e t i c prowk r b k in d of inherent daredeviltry.
p r r resc u e d maidens from incredibly
by scaling walls and. sliding .down
r fair ones limp over his shoulder. H e
f side of moving steamers that were
ffice b u ild in g s. H e rode bronchos,
°ff th eir mounts as he rode. Leaped
m and parachutes, did nose-dives in
d w rote th e name of his motion-pic— .- j "V”- ■:vwt
ui smoke, against a motion-picture
top of all this, Monte Carr had the
KHercules. One of those swift, eager1 with laid-back ears and sensitive
°l a star. The sure-fire motion'
A face that brought him in twe
in the various poses of buccaLancelot, Romeo) D’Artagnan, poses
f H^gnzinej, popular weeklies and
t o v n r e sections, must have graced
F°y mirrors as there were young girls
meats.
1 new Monte Carr picture made ib
Prarance b Piccadilly or Broadway,
v ent of any other distinguished
opened at the Rococco Theatre
TU a ,'i 11 mu*I be recorded, a
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box office than had ever
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“ * a w Perlative, a triumphant
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in pictures, a reruy incgniticcni flight of the i. id
eation cbne with daring and courage and baa.-ly.
A fanlasy that gave him opportunity to scale seem
ingly rn3calable wall", lo dip, to soar, to d:vc in
aeroplanes Y/ith every agil.ty of performance that
lock ona’s breath away. To plunge from chips,
the size of the Leviathan, into the foam of surf
beneath.
occasion,
hjavus
nap a c n e . cm
“ The Young Hercules.’’; Literally he was just
that. A^Suiig god. X younif-god-witSiHpplmg
muscles and flexuosity of motion, now lithe as a.
bird through air, now taut as a young leopard.
Literally the night of the opening of “ The
Young Hercules” the house rose to Monte Carr.
Rose in nnnlause, rose in admiration, rose even in
And in that house, second row balcony, there
young man with absolutely no outstanding
icteristics, except perhaps that his head if
you looked twice, which you probably wouldji’t,
1/.* A slender,
seemed slightly too large for his bod.
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nervous young man with a igood-humored face
splattered with freckles and aq Adam’s apple (hat
ticked like a c‘ :k. His name was Delaijey.
'Joseph Delaney, Known on the books of the
motion picture concern that made the pictlre,
“ The Young Hercules,” as Monte Carr’s dumny. .
Joe Delaney, sitting there beholding she house rut to the performance of Monte Carr, id* ig
ing the house thrill t o the couragei of Monte Out, ^
the house
haute applaud
applaud the
th* daredevUtri of
hearing. the
Monfe Carr, which was a ctu a D j^ darede^trr <
.f Jo. Delaney. Jo. Dehney wrth hu wwy I^U.
h a d . >nd hit fretklM platlered face ha
Delaney at those moments when daring und even
heroism v/cre. required. For sixty dollars Joe
Delaney did what Monte Carr appeared to do for
two thousand dollars a week, and did it fearlessly
and did it with his tongue in his cheek, and stood
on the rail
rml Of
of a steamship with the blood singing
his ears and dipped to lb? nose-dive of an aero
plane with the wind singing ip his heart, and
secretly and privately and passionately despised
Monte Carr who had the heatjj^l* young Hercules
and the heart of a goat
‘?
And yet, when Joe Delaney was logical about
it, and roost of the time he was, there was'nothbg
to be bitter about, b fact Joe Delaney wasn’t
bitter. He was proud of his job; liked it; gloried
b it; -and was grateful for it. More than that it
gave him the opportunity, at sixty dollars a week,
J to do the thbgs he lovi
teeth. There wasn’t,
Joe# Delaney*____a
argnad
to• his
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a •
u loved it, when your bloi
r body coi through the air ]
There wasn’t, Joe Pelaney
>, who usedrJto cry sometim
(ear for him, anything heroic in scaling a seem
ingly impassable wall when you loved to shinny op
perpendicular surfaces, shinny up quickly and
cleverly and lithely, like a mountain Damn up a
crag.
When Joe Delaney leaped a cliff his hear!
leaped with him, lifting him, buoying him, intaxi,
eating him. He loved to climb steeples, wallt
copings around the tops of skyscrapers, swim chan*
ucls and scale cliffs. There wasn’t, Joe Delaney
argued time and time and time again to pretty
Mary Delaney as he kissed her salt-bitten eyes,
danger in doing what you loved. There was only, N
the joy of assurance; the joy of elasticity.of yonr
. body and your heart and your spirit
And yet, if you looked at it a certain way, and
most people would look at it that way, there was
something pathetic, a little tragic and a little cruel
in the spectacle of Joe Delaney, there in the second .
row balcony, the night that Monte Carr opened in
“ The Young Hercules,” sitting in the silent little
hunch of his body, while the house, stunned and
1 thru delighted and then thrilled by the courage Ph
red the daring and the daredeviltry of their star,
rose to acclaim him. I
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Joe Delaney's face. In the darkness it was
all curled. A sardonic face. A face as curved as
a scimitar, with contempt, secret contempt, deeprooted contempt. Contempt for the sham of
Monte Carr, shimmering there in all of his body
beauty.
How well Joe Delaney knew the moment for
the faking of the picture when Monte Carr went
back to his dressing room to a couch and a cigar
ette, while Joe Delaney was strapped into an aero
plane or hoisted by a derrick to the top of a steam
ship rail. Small wonder, that sitting there b the.
perfumed darkness of the theatre, unconsciously
Joe Delaney’s face took on the curvbg kind of con- i-V
tempt it wore.
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There was to be a party afterward, a party \
composed of the members of the cast of “The
Young Hercules.” Joe Delaney was invited,
because^ after all, Joe Debnoy was an essential, tn ~~
important part of the cast of “The Young Harcubs.” Monte Carr himself was the first sheep- i
ishly to admit it. ButJbe Delaney did not go.
At eleven-thirty tlult night, as members of %
the cast were assembUng for the party to he given . fj
on the roof of a Broadway hotel, Joe Delaney w as' , \
standing in a ferry house on the East River, waiting .
for a boat to carry him peross to his home b Staten | j
Island*
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“Poor Joe,” said the members of the cast, j
“don’t blame him. He’s sore. Rotten luck. Dote \j j
all of the dirty work and gets none of the fiery. " .g l
.There’s a tragedy of a vocation for you*
all of the chances and someone fh« mi
glory. Enough to make a man bitter.
Poor Joe. When poor Jeepnjhrednl
house b Staten Island that itight, therb to
b the titling room window and cold lamb
ale and rya bread end dS pad
kind of head cheese that Mary
four blocks off her regular mi
laid out far him odftlie cent*
came b he threw his hat dewi
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�8ANF0BP, HE1
E S P A Y , F E B R U A R Y X 1926,
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Honors A re I.
F o u r W ho
y o u OUGHT
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VAUD EU lU -E
BOUGHT A BA
THE GUV CUHO
MC/T SAtOTH
COA«S B '.G bO L
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Four unfortunate )mtj.vi<J,inls of
kiitrfaml Name them —Eugene
rtqdL Wayne Munn, Jimmy Ooodch and Edounrd Horcman?.
All icached the top height* lenditr to fam e and •
iory, only to
the honor* on a p l a t ^ ^ M n 't rc
elite*, lm h f T h c f l f l f l B l ^
*o - called g ift- M
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grubber put h isfc ? :
m uchh-cherishud
though r a t h
ACT— THE
CUSTOM ERS
ARE NUTS
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LT PU N * FEATURE
ABOUT THIS HIND OF
MEOJS— lT OtuES A ui
Th e FAU^ A PAiN.
THERE GOES THE
G R EA T EST BATTu CR
v IN THE GAME
11*23 Kugcnc i 'r i - ,
um <u.
picLiug . vpt»i
njlirr* Ixiwi*»
touting ,UM|
’t w i n
, Meanwhile both
w rists should bo fairly firm, whuh
HE AlM'T IM THE
^l&HT G A H E -H E '5
A CHAM P>
Tt won back in )»niff*"*
qui tact Johnny
* UN:T
Kilbaoe, long holder of the fcath-erw elltht crown. Criqui not only
;\ m o t JVilbane.but knocked him into
i, positive retirem ent. Criqui, was
th e 'World champ. Hut not for long.
• F or leaa than two months la te r he
■ clashed with Johnny Humic*. And
• .wetjt .back to Franco minus tho
tillo.
In Ja n u a ry of l*»t v»*r>- a. big
collrgiaft f r o m /
Ncjbruaka .rather *
s t a r (le d
the | |
jwrciitling world 1
(if such a thing m
lm potmihle) by 9
obtaining o f the
upright s w i n g
which-is required.
Make the l e f t
arm pdrt of the
riubl th a t lx, keep
it stra ig h t on thcjT jW P *"'
u pa w in g a n d r ^ ^ U tI ^ :
make it control
South CentralOpciiChumpicn
ship W ith 87,000 In I'riu
honor.
For your
in
o.n,
N V M p W S TbUCHIMG B C E IlE e n o t u s
M 'ilv;
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7 A TITLE HOUbEP. feoDOEMk-W
trimmed the
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^T R tC R E S l tOlTH ' HRE.E
I O omTRACTG t)OjjT
eigner in their re- I :
TERR\B l E AFFUICROMS J U S ' B E F L R E
Swf MEAU AMMTHWIG t o
turn meeting.
B a M B ip ii - ' j t
A B IG GHAM P\0U3H\Pr *FU HT IM
There y.iu Imv,
W
A CHAMP, A M b A G H A M P S
the tnlea of the
GONTRAGTS OOM’T m e am
four unufnrtunAMMTHiMG To AMHBCOM •
■ate*.. Our <>1d
friend.
Ih i m i K j A i ' U t / a , ,
Fortune.
diiln’l
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i mile \ it v i-tnni.'■
lv on Ihi - 11unr11I'M;,
of nportive rhara c to r* .
They
HORKMANS
d id n t even get
puxt the cocktail a t tho titu lar
banquet table.
. Moreover, none In likely to get
nncthor chuneo to perch with tho
modern
champions from
being
highbrow*, unless It he Horeftuun.
In -these days of hon-fightlng idolized a fter the m anner of tho
And even Ids prospects are far champions,
the names of H arry old-timers.
front bright.
Greb and Paul Bcrlenback stand
The champion in nn.v sport event
n u t'in bold relief.
s support'd to Ihi supreme.
If so,
I t takes m ighty big purses to he nhouid have no timidity about
lure u piajorlty of the chumpions defending his honors. That doesn’t
into tho ring.
At all other times go for the fight game.
they have more
stipulations in
H arry Greb and Paul
Berlcntheir contract than a Grand Opera bach are in striking contrast to
prim a donna.
tho run-of-tho-roine champions in
•No-decision
bouts nre
most tho other classes.
favored by the title-holders. If tho
Greb is the marvel of the prize
bout is to be a decision affair, they ring. He has been fighting for 13
Insist the challenger comes
in yents. Before ho won any boxing
overweight so tho
championship titles
he was known ns
the
will not be a t stake.
"Fighting Fool."
Some of tho safety first chnmNever too busy
to fighC ho
pionl nre oven more careful, they didn’t fu\s much ubnuf tho weight
reserve tho right to name tho rof- j of his opponents.
He took them
eroo.
on from the middleweight through
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K l AlM’T
T h.i^ g u m
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HOT SPR IN tlS, Ark., Feb. 2 .f/P)—‘T he South Central Open
Championship, a 72-hoUt medal
piny contest with both profession
als and amateurs, contending, got
under way hero early today, .loo
Schmidt o f Chicago, W. M. 1Imwn
of Memphis, and H. H. Randall of
Cleveland, sta rtin g the procession.
Prises of $7,000 arc offered to the
winners.
Tito golfers were to get rdf at
four-mimite intervnln, the last
group being uiheduled to niart
shortly licforo noon. There wire
108 on the list of entrants givili
Worth Knowing
In Sports
w favorite table
h merry friends
festive revel
cafe. A n d with joyou s talk* and l ughtcr you
taste the tempting things o f earth.' W h en with
lilting strains o f music atyl the prmest o f fine
foods you feast your friends jo ) ully— then
how welcome is that_friendly saj nsu 'L U a ve
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For Cam el goodness heaps acilcd zest to
every festive dinner, shares o f itspw n’ joyous
taste with every delicious flavor. Camels never
tire the taste or leave a cigarcttyi after-taste,
because they are the master blend o f h e choicest
tobaccos grown. Rega|dless o f pri< % no other
cigarette m ade is so rich and fragron, so smooth
and mellowy mild as Camel.
Lcok for the label. It’s a g
to do when buying* clotli^s^
Know what the label stands3
S o tills night as die fam ed resta rant grows
gay witli the sounds o f n$erry-maki lg acd rev-
>/ licit one cigarette goes a ll,o f th e ability o f th e world’s largest
pert tobacco m en. N o th in g is too good for. Camels. T h e choicest
tcstic tobacco*. T h e m ost skilful blending. ■T h e most scientific
tr cigarette m ade is like Camels. N o better cigarette can be made.
Ota th e overwhelm ing c h o k e o f experienced smokers.
O u r h ig h lit
I f you d o n o t y e t k r
C' a m f l q u a l i t y , i * t h a t y o u t r y t h e m . 1
iu fite y o u t o c o m p e r e Canic/i w i t h «
c ig a r e t t e m a d e a t a n y p r ic e .
R . J . R eyn old * T obacco C om pany
f *• <u/— *
% this we mean: Go beyo
face featui-es. Know wj
front, holds its shape, wh)
ders fit pi’operiy, how thi
are put together. rfhoa|
that count,
w v r i A i t i / . and
U 1 1 U the
v * * ^ things
T i
when you buy Society
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�THE 8A N F0R P
former Kaiser
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operation
Air Arttet
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by the Govern-
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via Bellefontc, CleveUnd, ^ r y o n ,
/-•.team Iowa City, Dcs Moines,
Omahm'North Platte. Cheyermb,
Rnwlins Rock Spring*, Salt Lake
,'B|r City, Elko, Reno nnd Sacramento;
“or transcontinental
service, 1,045,-
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■vvft’f.a'w!.
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45Ne"w ^ o r k and' Chicago, via Bellefonte, Cleveland and Bryan, over
night service; 358,644 mile* yearly.
Owing to thb cUffercnt law* «*tnblishing
the various a ir mall
service* there arc Several ratcB of
postage. On tho transcontinental
route the rate of 8 cents an ounce
for each of tho three zones, tho
zones ending a t Chicago and Chey
enne. On tho over-night service be
tween Now York and Chicago the
rate Is 10 cents an ounce. On each
contract joutc the rate lif fixed a t
110 cents an ounce for 1,000 mile*
or less; 15 cents fo r 1,000 to 1,600
miles ahd 20 cents for over 1,600
miles.
Air mall originating on contract
routes and
dostlned for points
along the transcontinental #r«uto
will be c a rrie d ja v e r the la tte r
route nt 5 c e n w a n ounce fo r each
zona in addition to the contract
nir mall postage. •
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St. Elmo Subdivision
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
V J o e M U ia m s
Miss Wllda Bonnctt, th e actress,
was j u t fooling when she aala
she got married the other n ig h t...
Most of them nrc.
Gene Tunnoy seems to have n
drag with tho New .York Boxing
Commission........ Thoy a ro d e te r
mined not to let.D em psey get nt
him.
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“And if you don’t be a good lit
tle boy and cat your porridge Lon
Chnncy will swoop down and carry
you away.”
It was easy enough for Stephen
Decatur to accept his
country
right or w rong___ But would he
have ncccpted It .w et or dry?
"I can’t tell from where I ’m s it
ting whether
it’s a man or a
woman or Lon Chaney.**
Chicago will stage the next A r
SIIE’I) FEED HIM
my-Navy game, and, with charncTRAMP: Could you spare a poor
istic civic loyalty, special rooting
sections have been reserved for iiinn something to out?
HOUSEWIFE: I'll call my hu.ithe beer runners, boy bandits and
Imnd.
thrill m urderers.
TRAMP: No, thanks, ma’am!
Tex Rickard exhibited some tim
ber wolves a t Madison Square Gar I'm no cannibal.
den and everything went along
1IIS NEW BED MATE
fino until they were identified as
MOTHER: Can’t you two child
ticket scalpers.
“ Wolf! Wolf! Wolf}” cried the ren stop quarreling.
shepherd boy, who had to. hand j W ILLIE: Molher, I wish you
would speak to Tommy. He wants
to bring his caterpillar to bed with
F r id a y ,
F eb ru a ry
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Property is Located at the juqctioq .of the Sujtfoyd, M
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Eustis Highway and on the Ne^v Proposed Orlando State Road,
Just off West First SL
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The former Kaiser colored with
pastels the sketch of hin wife,
Princess llerminc, shown above. A\
Schwarz, noted German artist,
made the outline. That picture nnd
tho picture of.W ilhelm shown on
the left, a re the latest port rails <»f
tl .in to.arrive in the United States.
They were sent by the ex-Kaiser to
a distant relative in America.
THESE
HOME SITES
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Are to be sold absolutely for
the High Dollar, regardless of
Price. Don’t be deceived, the
Owner has given us a Sales Con
tract to sell every lot to the High
est Bidder.
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SANFORD
Is one of the vory best pmall cities! in Florida and well deserves die*
n a m e CITY SUBSTANTIAL,
There is positive assurance of
steady growth of this city. In the [
MIDST of the GREATEST CEL-1
ERY DISTRICT 6f FLORIDA, or|
even the World. Where the A. C. I
L. R. R. Shops give steady em-|
ployrnent to hundreds of men.
Where Millions of Dollars are be- ]
ing Spent in Improvements.
WITH
New Bungalows—5 rooms and bath and Garage.
|hnd is cleared, plowed and harrowed Rnd fenced.
These Lots Arc to Go—So Come to the Sale, Wc Expect to Cut ’JSm Loose
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H | ;Frec $200 in Cash
Price
for each 10 acre farm i $7,500.00.
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f,he fourth down—^balance in 1 , 2 and 3 years.
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forms :ir»a located on hard surfaced highway nt CHULUOTA, Seminole County, in
lion, on the Okeechobee Division of th e F. E. C. Ily*
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Terms Only 1-1 Cash balance E isy
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Investigate, this property.
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1surfaced highways to Chuluota from Sanford, Orlando and Indian River City. on the
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hotel accommodations a t reasonable rates.
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Pr“ Uen‘
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Chuluota, F la .
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�T H E jA N F O R P HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY j
Ju d g e 0 1 'on had rereived a k t tc r from ElibU R oot sim ilar to
th a t from
ChUf -Justifa T aff,
which he forw arded to Mr. Rugglct, Appended waa a declaration
by officer* and d ire c to r* of th e - '
A m erican Judicature Society, of J
which disclosed additionally th at [
Mr. Rnggles founded the aocicty, pa
and ha* financed it since it* in -'h y
reptton in 1012.
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Mr. Rugglcs chief purpose in pc
sponsoring the society wan to olint- Si<
inate the delay* of the law.
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Delay H urt* I’o^r
th«
"In m ain ta fn ln R the equality l« - *^3
tween the ricli nnd'tho poor in the
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in *?»
part, "the g rea test difficulty is the
delay.
A rich man can stand the
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profits by it, but the
poor man always suffers ; . . .
"A judicial force of judges ought
to be under th e executive direction
of somebody, no th a t the number
of ju d g ei.’needed to m eet tho a r
rears of business nt n particular
placo should be under the control
of one who ttnow s what the need
is. They hnve worked out this
plan in the city of Chicago whore Wt-UUIUK iu JUIIIIl w u th d /, UCUIII
Chief Justice Olsofi, as chief Jus decided th a t one bf the old Bow
tice of the Municipal Court, as- ery haunts would be a gobd place
CHICAGO, Feb. 2.(/P)—A chief aigns the judges of th a t court to to hide out.
justice of th e United State* ha* the work we ought to apply busiW h at rep o rter would suspect a
W ritten thanking n layman, unlet pcas principle* to the use of our million dollar groom of taking his
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-lJ tered in the law and unknown to Judicial force.
forty-m
illion dollar
heiress- ibride
m auy law yers, for hi* service to
“ It is along these lines as I un to’ a Bowery Chines? resta u ra n t?
tha courts.
derstand th n t the American Judica
. Tba letter, made public today, tu re Society is working, and I the country. Through Mr. Harley
waa from W illiam H ow ard T *ft to unite to felicitate you or your he discovered in Judge Olson n
___ iudge who kept books on h it court.
C harles / F . Ruggle*, Manistee, havinv m ade this possible. , You
Mich., tim ber and aalt king, with could do NO m ore im portant work Im pressed by the Chicago system
larg e interest* on the Pacific for the body social nnd paliti*: of records, audits, organization nnd
Coast. The chief justice congrat than this. As one in the communi procedure, he organized the Amcrlulated M r. Bungles on having ty' I w rit* to thank you."
-nn Judicature Society and asked
Besides doing directly many a d Judge Olson to head it. Mr. H ar
m irable things, wrote Elihu Root, ley remained In Chicago as sec
She 'JtnHenturv -Society has served reto ry of thq.society.
Chief Ju stice H a rry Olson of the as n model for a vast am ount of
Julius Koscnwuld, of Chicago,
Chicago Municipal Court, who s^‘i.1 research.
has agreed »to .finance the Judica
In 1012. Mr. Ruggles employed ture? Society when Mr. Ruggles’ a p
. “ no individual has contributed
m
Ini thett last n M anistee editor, H erbert- H a r propriation nhall have been ex
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f il ly y e a rs th an Mr. Ruggles,
MichiganTimber King!
Aided Justices Place
Supreme Court On
Business Like Basis
Also Lauded By •
By O ther Courts
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Society In 1912 For
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Is F-»
Fat
Hung’* and I f !*• fu rth e r gossiped
th a t the new* spread rapidly and
members of the “old gang*' felt
they should give Berlin and hi*
bride a send-off.
The *tory goes of* how th«y all
appeared a t th e cafe, ju st a* the
Wedding dinner was arriving in the
form of spareriba and sauerkraut.
Mickey thfc Harp, who’ 'holds
down a job as doorkeeper a t a
Chinatown theater, is pictured as
making n toastm aster ' of high
order, and Ellin Mackay is said.to
have had t h e tim e of h e r' life.
So much for as round-up of the
varying
reports.
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There still is Jo-Jo—the' other
singing waiter.
He also m arried—quite a long
time ago.
And it may be thnt
when he b e a n of Berlin’s fam e and
millions he stops to ponder how
such things 'com e about.
B.ut
|ud», lv-’aUh£.
itrely youngsters. T a c h ’rrne. ” lfe
has a fond wife an.I probably J*
buying her a fu r cont.
And his
goings
nnd comings arc
not
trailed by reporters nnd cameramm.
And he wouldn’
trade places
with anyone.
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A doughnut m aker In a populous section of New York tell* me
he sells more, cruller* between 1
and i . o r ] « k h>_tbe morning than
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a t any other time,
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did ah* lake it much to h e a rt? ”
"No, sha totk It to to u rt."
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HIS FICTION
H E: I can read ray wife Ilk* a
book.
SECOND HE: I bet you c a n t
shut her up so easily.
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HIS FOR KEEPS
‘‘Pardon me, sir, I am soliciting
donations for the church him m agc
sale. W hat do you do with your
old clothes?”
, “Why, I brush them , and fold
them carefully nt night, and I p u t
then on again in the m orning.”
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Hitch your wagon to a sta r, but
be sure it’s the right kind of a star. [
26 Lots in Wood
$600.(
20 Acres on]
$400.00 P*
Kltffrv J. Mouchtch
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Mr*. Patrick Campbell, English aoc;cl lender, is coming to America
to appear in a number of plays,
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F lru t N a tio n a l B ank Bldg,
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Try Smith's Barber
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Shop for good harbor
work. Ladies welcome.
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REAL!
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Recognizing the demand for accurate infor
mation'about Florida, The New York Sun sent
a special writer from its editorial staff to covey
the news and portray the State as he saw it.
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This information was published in The Sun in four Florida Sec
tions—October 24, November 28, December 12 and January 2.
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“Sanford’s First Industrial
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The New York Sun’s Florida Sections gave an unbiased pres
entation .of.conditions a8 they, exist,,,.Many.of the articles have;^:
been reprinted and commented upon editorially by the leading
newspapers of that State.
The Sun has also published constructive articles and statements
concerning conditions in Florida by Governor Martin, August
Hcckscllcr, Peter G. Knight, Herman A. Dann, G. L. Miller,
ouis
Barron
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George Merrick and Joseph W. Young.
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Some idea of the comprehensiveness
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Belleair
Boca Raton
Bradenton
Clearwater
Cocoa
Coral Gables
Dade City
Daytona Beach
De Land
Husiia____ M___
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Florida C ity'
Fort Lauderdale
Fort Meade
Fort Myers
Fort Pierce
Hollywood
Homestead
Development”
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Haines City
Jacksonyillc
Kissimmee
Lake City
Lakeland
Lake Wales
Leesburg
Long Key
Melbourne
Panama City
Pensacola
Rockledge
Sc, Augustine
St. Petersburg
Sanford
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Sarasota
Stuart
Sehring
Miami Beach
M ount Dora
New Smyrna •
Ocala
Okeechobee
Orlando
Palatka
Palm Beach
Tarpon Springs
Tavares
Titusville
Vcro Beach
West Palm Beach
Winter Haven
Winter Park
Zolfo
In the development of Florida investments are obtain
able on every hand. But few if any hold the same profit
/ possible, tiiat are so evident as in this tailor made indus
trial development.
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Already plans are made for the construction and operation of a factory that will involvejiuite-a-sum of nr<mfey
and^m n)lv^stcady erppl^inent to a. score or more of
permanent citizens. Much is being done by the developeis of AFG Industrial Tract towards the advancement of
industry. Such support as this is certainfo place manu
facturing on par with , agriculture that now leads’the
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industries.
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The N ew York sun
1BRUARY 27, 1926
T h is
unique
development
excellent investment opportunities
A N O T H E R B R IT T -C H IT T E S D E N DV
ff'n /e to the Advertising Department of The
pun for detailed information about
this issue.
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O U R O RG ANIZATION
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C. A , B u tto n
C. L . B r i t t
E . A . C h i t te n d e n
D. C. Griff
W. C. WB}:
E. M- He4
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J H I A N F O R P H E R AT.D *TTT
jAY. F E B R U A R Y 2.
|owden Is Demonstrating
New And P
the- percent
®ee of pure blood ia
•'home pldea’t 'M r , I____
nearly fifty purc-bted HoUtoinr
FritMans, and space fa belhg ’providid for additions.
Much of the land had been tilled
until virtually
lifeless when' It
came into possession of the form er
governor, and he delight* to tell of
producing one hundred, bushels of
corn, to an acre, where preriobaly
CHICAGO, Fab 2 / ai>\ „
n ‘ V )W1un’ ,ormer governor of”?!141f°F " ‘ltoartp
Hnois the n a n who w o n n L i i ■farm is dM
precedent by declinine
« d u>n of them
w j . t i . u S 7 , . V t o t ' f " ’ ” ■ ■”
had been formally chosen bJ b • 'tc7 " s thonb
party and who la l e a f f i a
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tnent for an ekport cornu™.; , c" ^ the “home
disposal of crop surpTuPSe? ln „ f0,r lhot
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b f a n dirt farm er.
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Slnlssippf Farm whirl.
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its broad expanse' o f 7 ™ Pr“ ds • $ " * ns **
ioeT.i/n/ortunateiy,
a-id sentieaeml!
ic-iniro the ucrcage is\undcr
ration, a secohd 1.500 Ptues
svoted to pastures and the rewor is in wooded upland,
mi, outs, barley, rye and nl» make up the Sinissippi crops,
because (,f development of the
n s dairy herds littl? is left
riarketinc.
if' Himted among the eleven
n units are .ISO-Holstein-Frie-!
i Vulch cvws. Six of tile unit".:
Stocked with full hlifdSw; Teg- 1 H H P I _____| ____
red cows, while the other five 50,000 seedling pines annually
g r t f - f J ! Ri^ r near O r S S| h0f teJ Ur
III., 99 miles northwest nf ru- n’
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go, is his only home and h a * & ; v J . ^ rc ' \
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iho bare spot* and jt la with more
pleasure th at he point* to tree* ho
placed twenty year* ago'.' Tree 'dis
parts hrivp appeared ( . In sections
•from which ho formerly obtained
his scedlinR pines, and next spring
he will establish his own nursery.
•* “All of Illinois does not pro
duce enough Bedllng Yin” t« sup
ply me,” ne said.
Tractors • apd horse* both are
used on the farnS. There is some
work in which each excels,
a l
though Mr. Lowden hinted that
his
personal preference ran to-,
ward horses. The fnrm hor?C3 o r e .
sizeable a n im a l. JVrcherons, BeU|
plans and Clydes, In the majority, j
All ten Of Mr. LoNedenV part
ners aro practical farm ers, some
college-bred and some sons of tho
HE BELIEVED HER
'B illy a m f l arc engaged^
“YoU don’t meanr it."
“No, but he thinks 4 do»"
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ihgs D e s i r e d
...makes values
a
I’epe de Albro, staging a wedding
party und nonng for photographs
with him, w ilda Bennett, musical
comedy Btar, confessed- th a t *hc
hnd hoaxed the public. D e'A lbro
is n friend of Charles F re y ,'m il
lionaire turfm an, whpsc wife won
a flT.OOd alienation su it from Miss
Ilcnnett,'
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Comfortable enjoyment of the best Florida lias to offer
is the keynote at Sanford Manor. Facilities for a pleas
ant living,
made
financially
secure by the protecting en*•'
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vironment of substantial*.industry, form the backbone
of Sanford’s foremost community of homes.
Kit,
New York university, professor
nts. | says the world’s ideals are gone but
means they don’t agree with his.
"1 belong here ns much ns you
build- belonged in Ash Can Town the
also 1time I allowed you to gq. to the
rly rat drain to fish," said the r«^» 4*¥oi»-k V*1;
i were fishing without licenses, and
lor pla- you’re not allowed to do th at."
Study the map presented here.
black, platted portion rep
resents Sanford Manor. Di
rectly above and adjoining is
the City of Sanford, on Lake
Monroe at the head of naviga
tion on the St. Johns River.
Sanford is one of the six cities
in south Florida having direct
passenger steamship service
to principal Eastern ports.
Further, it has steamship
freighting service »by direct
route to the sea. These two
facts, alone, are of tremen
dous import .
Action new Spanish stucco house,
go and servants quarters. Corner
fling. Easy terms. Will be ready
it February 1 st.
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[typo house; six ’r ooms; ih Bel-Air
venue; easy terms. ; v
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stucco b irri£ a jq # ^ in
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8. S aiH ,anta;- p rice . $2,GOO,00. •**
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Sanford Manor was created to
fill the need cf this section for
a community of homes of the
character it deserves. It has
been opened for sale only ten
days. Prices, now at earlydcvelopment levels, present
almost unbelievable oppor
tunity both to investors and
avowed residents, seeking to
build.
T T T a 'g tf if T c e n t t o u ^ r I r o s t e l r y T ^ - l
The white space, surrounded
by the outlines of tiie Sanford
Manor crest, indicates the lo
cation of the Sanford Coun
try Club, nationally famous,
upon whose golf greens regu
larly are found the greatest
stars of t}ie Contifwnt
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recently completed, one of the
finest in Florida, is beauti
fully situated where the St.
Johns widens into Lake Monroe—only a short drive from
Sanford Manor. / .
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Pullman coaches ; leave
Sanford daily, at 10:45 A
M., and 3 P. M., from the
Valdez Hotel, for Sanford
Manor. A demonstration
of ouv development and
tour d* the surrounding
tetritary will he a pleasure
to us and a revelation, to
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1of the‘B^ ois ar^ «n Sanford
two are oif^oo^ Grandview
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Add to these features Flori
da's climate and scenic beauty ..
plus the extensive improve<
ments now going in at San
ford Manor, and the picture .
of happiness is complete.
The Hotel Forrest Lake, a
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To the right, loft, top and bottom, of each of the$e localities, completely surrounding the City of Sanford and
all outlying sections for miles around; lie ten thousand •
of the richest truck gardening apres in the world. Cel
ery, chiefly, combined with every other garden product
imaginable, bring home each year millions of dollars in
profits to this section.
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Much ‘new inforbintion on -the he- the. dlfferpbc© In price paid by
' tiv ittts’ nndd t>W^oVrnp|' o f %!i(j Vb*n-"l^e confW erate navy durlhg thi*
federate
marine
fed era to navy and m
arine
corps <i ? ^ e,Mn
ot *ho waI “ w tho
h a , been foilhd JH V*&
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g " # ^ " * " * * * * «mt from lSOI
nofficial.
K M n l nrecords;;’probabJy
w n n l ^ ' . V ^ k . L I . . fa___
lu
brought
Bread I l ’Per l.oaf
to Washington from Richmond in
"One
list of supplies, dated 1861,1
1866, recently examined ,at tho
■hows th a t then bread cost five
navy departm ent here. > »/* ).
cents a loaL
but the price in-1
The chaata.wera stored fo r years creased Until in Ju ly 1863 bread 1
In the attic of the state, w ar and cost f 1 ft loaf. 'The bills fol* the
navy building, were moved several purchase of beef show a greater
years ago to the new navy, build increase, . Beef cost ten cents a !
ing, and naVer had .been studied pound in 1861, but by July, 1864,
.“J101 ?. [ V we«ks ago, aa “It was cost |3 . ThO fiame price was paid i
thought they contained papers per fo r a pound of pork and df U rd.l
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taining to financial m atters, which These were for, large quantities of I
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PnH were of little naval Interest,"In all supplies i and w ere’ .- wholesale
lot of girls pose who never
the years they h*tf been aw aiting
get paid by artists.
thq tim e when some one would find
A nother bill listed cabbage nt
opportunity, to examine them they 76 cents
a head, a slock for *20 and
a re now being filed In the navy a team of
mules, with wagon and
archives where they will be avail harness a t fl,OO0.’ Meal q t $7 a expense lis ts show approxim ately
able for students. ’ ‘ . \ <
: bushel, corn a t $46-a barrel, and the same am ount was paid for a
day n board in other cities.
/ The papers have been found to iWhcttr ftt f i b a buflie! a re ’among
Wold *70 a Cord
. consist Of financial accounts, such the Items receipted for in 1864.
“Among the items* listed, was
as authorisations fo r the purchase Apple brandy a t *60 a gallon was
and supplies fo r the confederate among tho supplies bought.
Salt one for tomqto seeds for the mn
cost fifty
navy as well as orders for travel cost 40 cents a pound in 1804, soap rlno* to plant which
and pay rolls o f kfaip* and stations. 82^h pound,; and bills dated July cents f o r .a small package. Wood
1864, show th a t flour co4t the con In 1864 cost *70 « cord.
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“There ure records of the build
j A lready, however,
it has been fed erate navy *160 a sack.
ing of the gunboats a t blow Or
disclosed th a t they will make pos“The cost of clothing, shoes es
■'hie nubierous additions
to the pecially is show as steadily In leans, the construction of vessols
reg ister of officers and of the en creasing during the war. In 1861 a t Mobile, Columbus and Augusta.
Industrial records ore included, too
listed men and employes n t ship ■
»[«■ signed for shoes
yards and industrial plants.
A a t fl.iO a pair. In June 1862, ‘cot hs well as records showing tho ord
activities about Richmond,
revision of th e confederate nava ton shoes’ were listed a t |0 a pair, nance
tlnnto, Montgomery, Selma and
reg ister mndq by tho navy dep art and in 1864 'English shoes' wero A
other cities.
m ent 26 years a g o ,.is accordingly Purchased a t *35 a pair.
A Inter
“A number of.tho papers contain
to be made. This will be of Im bill shows th a t the price rose to
information about the confederate
portance to tho Souther state? *38 in. A u g u st,,1864.
m arine'corps. Rolls of men in bar
have..a
grar
.m any
- of which
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"One officer’s b ill'o f expenses racks and on ships a re included,
aitna to the wlndowa of men who
purchased
,nu bills
“**“ fo
*°rr supplies
auppucs purenaaea
aerved in the confederate forcoj. <Fni ^ r L n WihJ n ,V “7 " naV., ufrom ?also
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Very
little
information
Often, when naked fo r Information
n1JiHn~?l«lee,wn t * 1 ? K' ; | | boui; tbte branch o f-th e aervlilb
ns to officers or men who m ight C
C., deob
contai
c0n ta ln « d th o item ‘board one (h as been availably heretofore, an
b© available fo r such pension, the day a t JI
Ierso0) *30.
Btm llatJ m any records wero lost.”
navy d ep artm ent ■ heretofore has
been forced to reply t h a t no in
form ation on the subject
was
available.
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fo r the pur
chase of building m aterials to be
used ip the construction of ahlj
have been found,” said a navy d
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rtm cnt statem ent today. “ F r o „
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lists showing supplies purchased
In exchange for a fow m inutcn.of your tlmo
in the o utfitting of the ships, the
we will explain to you how you can make nub- .
lists of known ships of the confed
erate navy Is being enlarged
.stantia! profit# by trading through ouT organisa
These papers in some cases throw
tion.
We now hove several properties being syn
new light on movements and ac
dicated
and shares in unit# of $ 1 ,000.00 are still
tivities of their ships, as much of
availab]e. These properties were optioned #ome
this Information has never been
- compiled.
months ago. and by joining the syndicate a t this
Original
orders and Jotters,
time an advantage of increased valuation can be
some of them signed by the secre
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ta ry of tho navy, Hon. 8. R. M al
lory, wero found in tho chests.
These givo inform ation on the re g
ulations of tho naval aervico and
the rates of pay, etc.
We represent a client who has over One Mil
’T h e Hat of supplies bought for
lion Dollars'to loan on Sanford improved proper
• th e ship* and the prices of cloth-
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Ron. Ed WaHhaU. '
c*o Seminole Hodson-Essex Co*,.
Hanford FIs.
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Desr Ed:
s I am on'tbe West Coast of Flor
ida doing mv bit to keep the fish in
the Gulf of Mexico from getting so
.thick that the boats can’t operate.
Fiver1) year
go to the Coif and
thin ’em out for ttn^beneflt of aari-
r
gallon.
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On the present expedition fn'behnlf of commerce. I have enade a
great discovery th at will be, hailed
by all disciples of Isaac Walton the
world over.
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Aa every fisherm an knows, there
are certain species of fish whose
mothers were very careless in the
m atter of their education. They
hare never been taught to bite.
They are not weaned nntil so late
in life th a t they contract a habit
hrhleh they never throw off. They
go through life Backing to the end.
IT WAS IIEU FA Tm sR
HE: Didn’t I see you taking a
tram p through the woods yester
day'?
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father.
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PUBLIC,
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How about lotting „s
been holding b u c k ^ S
If you would like to
fore^nolher I n c ^ '
“Could Better Fertilizer Be Made We
Would Make It.”
SIMON PURE and GEM BRANDS
C all *14.
PAULI
Licensed Heal]
Salesman-
“Time Tried and Crop Tested.”
•New PRICE LIST of regular brands ju st issued. Get
same before placing order. Send orders now for future
requirement#, save delays and be ready when fertilizer
t is needed. Transportation is »low and may be worse.
q u a lltr Viral
F nlr Prlrfca
P rom pt Sblpm rnl
E. 0. PAINTER FERTILIZER C6.
Jacksonville.
Roo*l
Duval County.
F lo rid a
ADVERTISEM ENTS TELL Y(
OF BUSINESS 13]
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in the field o f investments ?
UCCESSFUL men are exceedingly keen apprais
lers of intrinsic values.
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Successful men m e exceedingly keen about the financial
support necessary to the stabilization of values and
profit-making influences.*
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hoiks who .participate in the great projects th at such
masters of finance enter into reap unusual profits.
If. 8 . LONG, Mnnngcr
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So it is with Miami P laza
Phone fi.’O
(lo rm rrl) Charles Hvrrinir Estate)
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My La#t. Advertised Prop
FOR SALE
erty Is
SOLD
I now offer another
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ixceptfonal Bargain
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Beautiful new stucco bungalow—six
rooms, bath and two porchgs^located- V.
LJ" 'OiTuak,,5 ^ :e nue atTourteenth Street.
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The P h i p p s ’ millions are naturallv L*mi- p tu • j ' 1
ment of MIAMI PLAZA’S o\ur-; ‘
oLlhfi devej^p• ing~ thp hio-Loaf 4 i
C1^y lmPi’ovements demand-1'
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an Eastern front lot on
'Price $8,000.00,. Terms.
Magnolia Avenue
$2,400—$600 Down
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The Davey-Winston Organization,
Inc.
H arlan W. Kelley
Owners
510 Pulmctto Avenue
Mn#onlr Hldg.
Phone 31.1-J
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ill': Phipps folate invested in MIAMI PLAZA
of iLaL !.XCCed,ntr'y keen and ir e f u l analysis
-its ideal ;-ckHn‘n C ' a
ks niltui'al advantages
^ lscayne
and the natural
Ntrend of Greitw m *
' 0f G,eatel M,am'’s growth and development.
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iy not join
Sajnford Realty Company
ACREAGE
BU S IN E S S H O M E S
AUDITS
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Formerly the Charles Doering Estate nt 'i.
llucna Vista on the Bny
•; Money to. Loan
WE HAVE IMF BEST BUYS
dlo, andi! there te no
They never bite.
Among these fish nrc the mullet,
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the red horse, and .the gommon, or a baby pacifier, conceal a
garden variety of sucker. The only it, tie It on the end of yonr line,
way men have been able to catch and giro the suckers a chance a t it.
The first time 1 'tried it ;I caught
these fish is in net. And every
fisherman known that netting is; 44 sucklings, and tfl> wind whs in
the wrong direction and the moon
not sportsmanship.
A giVat idea or cured to me onn wasn’t Just right for socking, eith
this trip, and I hnve tried it out . er. The next time, with conditions
with amazing results. I have per-1 just right I caught so many I did
fected a system by which you can *n’t have time to count ’em before It
catch r.iickera, eren if they won’t was time to go again.
I claim this Is the greatest con
bite. You fan catch them aucking.
'And it's , so simple, I wonder tribution to the pleasure of man
somebody didn’t ^hink of it before. kind since the perfection of ‘the
That’s the way with many great Essex Coach.
Your*,
discoveries. .
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My system is as simple as a ra
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Lets Talk Dollars and Sense
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“ ot th° m,ami
. nouncemont of the first MIAMI pla za *! ^ tH° a”‘
million-dollar enterprise.
jA/jA h° t e l - a two*
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Potential investors of Gi-patm- m*
Place their investments where clidhio '
aaref,ul‘y
and certainty, are today taking s Z
r li SP€“ Safety
, ties available at MIAMI PLA7A 1 sk f ,the °PP°rtunllions assure paramount succor ' "’here the Phipps mil'
Why accept less?
P h o n e 707
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MIAMI PLAZA
,,U fin M* ANDERSON >.
I1r***idcat
1S3 Boat Flagler Street
Miami. Florida
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�Prince Carol's Rebellion
To Throne Called Similar
To Other Royal Episodes
’'BUDAPEST,‘•Feb. :1 <AP)—
rinca C arol’s row with . . Queen
i
.S c and reminciation of the suc win
cession to the Rumanian throne
i, no novelty in European royal Ludwing. hnd to surrender
his
families, to rrtost of whom Carol
is related either by blodd o.r mar- scandal.10 hlS *°n bccause of the
Become Wanderer
riTho king business has palled .on
Loin Montez became u wander
er, appearing .on the stage in most
world capitals. Her notoriety.Tow
nnd
she died in obscurity
and was
buried in Brooklyn.
Princess Louise, of Saxony, tired
of life at
the Dresden court,
Hoperl with the French tutor of
inn«/0 n m M' ,Girnn\
December,
l.»02. Two years later, her hus
band succeeded to the throne of
haxony ns King Frederick Augus
tus III. Like Prince Carol, of Rumnnin, sho apparently , was not
S
w nrm lxing ih politics he dismissed
ler from the court.
This apparently was a true \£i0
as Princess Louise endurwl
Poverty with C iptata
Maltaskh
*hd nursed Mn^-during b& final
illness in Paris,'a a ^ r t tinief before
her own death. She trftST 'Without
»uett?M to break the will of her
father, Leopold IL who left mueh
of his property1to his mistress, the
Haronei* Vaughan.
,
firand Duke Dlvorcad
Grand Duke Cyril* tha.Eastmanoif who holds court a t Coburg and
has solemnly , bean t.proclaimcl
of all the JRnsaUna b y his
faithful• White R u sla n followers,
figured in a divorce case which hU
opponents insist would disqualify
him for the Russian throna.-should
the Soviet governm ent ba replaced
by a monarchy. The Grand Duchcs
a. tim e
t h a t ha la
n scan
he was rep
to the Gran Duke of Haase, whom In Denver.
she divorced to m arry the Russian
TOO WILLING
, V
nobleman.
•ar.
I
think
I
shaU
spend
f t tHe Grand Duko oflio sao , whom
pepomuek Salvador, renounced all the night a t n iy'B later’k," came
nis titles and took command of n his wife's voice ovor tha phone,
M illng ship.
He la supposed to “do you care?"
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"N ot a t all," hq faplied hearUly.
nave been drowned-off the coast
-Then l had b e tte r take the flrat
bf South America
in 1891, but
there have been numerous rumors train home," aha decided.
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Hodgins & Cowin
Sheet Metal Co.
Factory 308 W. Central Avenue •
Ilclall Store 15 E. Central Avenue
Orlnndo, Florida
t o m o b il e
r e p a ir in g
The 3,500 depositor*, in the F irst N a tio n a l. Bank
have a total of $2,1/68jBTOJIS on deposit tq their
credit. This is an average of $848.25 ip cncb
Account.
If your account is below this average why n o t try
In build it up so that it will be a little better than
the nvrrago 1
And if you have no account a t all there la no bet
te r timo than the present for making ft beginning.
It is always a pleasure to serve our ^friends. We
welcome you.
POTTER’S “ORLANDO MAID
CANDIES
Special attention paidfto
Parties, receptions
and weddings.
R A D IA T O R
m e t a l w ork a n d a u
.Docs Your Account Eqittl
the Average?
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT THE ROMANCE.,
OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU.
,£ M
207 French Ave.
_______ _______ ratk er giv e up his
throne than break o ff' his .relntlons with Lola Montez, tho dancer.
One of Ludwig’s m inistries was
called the “Lolaministcrium," be
lt setresn,
oclu. "But
the' thrice
Hugs and
d in New
»r, author
be a hint.
In Three Year Grove
Worth $1,000 Per Acre
A rgal investment that’s sure to produce
a good income. Priced for quick sale at—
This is one of the prettiest groves in Or
apge County overlooking
•the best in
Sanford Development
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LAKE SHERWOOD
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LET US DRIVE YOU O l’T
Idistressing
xu sapping
an now bo
through a
stive treat-
REAL ESTATE COMPANY
“Where Values and Prices Harmonize”
62 N. Orange »* •
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d on the faas Dr. King’s
b. For astonlest tonight
lake one teap<* throat for
fallowing it.
butli- action.
I*a!< soreness
Ickly loosens
I and i onges»“if of night
lube removed,
ad >uu tleep
Compare Marvania with anv of the present day devel
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)n m (i
sure to realize the investment value that it embodies eithlit
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cr from the standpoint of a home site or of profit.
Property in Marvania is more certain to enhance in val
ue than in any other section. The city’s natural eastwardly growth, and its close proximity to the business
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W e can use a number of w o m en in c o n n e ctio n w ith th e
a _nale of one of Florida's b e s t kn o w n d e v e lo p m en ts.
NO SELLING—EASY W ORKCERTAIN EARNINGS
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Previous Experience Unnecessary
Desoto Beach—Studebaker Development
Hundreds are flocking to th is s u rp a s s in g p r o p ir ij
daily—Scores are buying. realising lhe i>oUsntiaI p
fits ih store for them.
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section assure this.
Secure homesites in this Ideally located community,
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where the city’s greatest activity is now in progress. Pro
fits ate sutp in Marvania, therefore it is not a speculation
but just a good sound gilt edge investment.
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.O u r enormous fleet of busses arc
bringing prospects daily from every
point in Florida.
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Women wdrkirig through our more than 25 other offii-Pii in v i , n r < > rtuikini? re a l m o n ey . u a n y .
, Yon Can Do The Same
up|
how easy it
:n,fi burning
up tho
r blood with
t waoto an® ®o it any
onlr way to
0 out skin of
r*. red blood.
1 m t m . Tho
M Sght Lack
Thd season is fast d ra w ln g to n doso.
The best part of it is ahead. howe\ei>
aiA you ean get your share of the
p /jfits if you aet quick— DON 1
a t LAY!
APPLY NOW—TODAY
SALES.
�11— Automobiles for Sale
< 8 a a ftrd :D * U r II*
r__ANT
AD. R.
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Telephone ads. will be Yefo r “pnynient^' U
W ILLYS - KNIGHT and O verland
F , and!A
Commercial
SEM INOLE HUDSON-ESSEX
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ttes----------------- 7e a line
sea
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reduced rates a re fo r eonx words of average length
counted a line.
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inimum qhprge a t 30 for
il advertising Is restricted
iroper classification.
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an e rro r ia made The SanH erald will be responsible
Ally one Incorrect insertion,
advertiser fo r subsequent
■tipps. Tha office aboutd he
Had immediately in case of
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T O ' ADVERTISERS
H srald representative thbrily familiar with rates,
i and classification will give
(Complete information. And
ip wish, they will assist you'
•wording your w en t ad. to
ike it m ore effective.
• IMPORTANT NOTICE
Advartlkers should give th eir
postoffice address an
seir. phono num ber if
th ey de l,rc resuits. A bout one
reader out of a thousand has a
telephone, and tho others can’t
eaam u n icato w ith you unless
they know your ad d ress;
i* A n discontinuance MUST be
m ade In person a t The San
ford H erald office or by le t
te r. ♦ Telephone discontinuan
ces are not valid.
Courteous^- P ro m p t- E ffic ie n t
-Announcements
rds of Thanks
v; f
CHAS. TL FU LLER MOTOR,CO.,
411 W. le t St.
Phone 602
CARD *O F THANKS
1 wish to thank my m any friends
fo { -th c sleeps of kindness shown
us during the Illness,and death of
m y husband, W. H. M errywcathor.
(Signed)
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MRS. w T lL MERRY W EATHER,
Phone
CHEVRO,
Don-Jon Chevrol
2nd and M agnolia *
Miller 0 . Phillips C o, Inc.
P '*asure c ats atul urahnin trucks.
O ak and 2nd 8 tr o c t
Phone 8
SANFORD BUICK CO,
212 M agnolia Avenue
Phone (107
HU PS—MARMONS
Sanford Automobile Co.
ag n o lia Ave.
Phone 187
LINCOLN — FORD
FORDSON
E dw ard H iggins, Inc.
Commercial A .Palm etto. Phone 831
HI—Burinfess Service
18— B u s in e s s
IF IT ’8 A BA1
•»Wc Havrf
SUNNYLAND RE
Realtor
r. G. Woolworth, H |
Udg., over Pi gay Wl
can meet the public, end call on
local. buainess men. Salary basis.
S tate ago in communicattotw Ad1
drea-s H 10 care Herald,
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STENOGRAPHER: S ^ady^w ork.
221 Melsch , Mr. Beeisch, Phoenix TJtflUy
fly, b u t we Company.
SALESMAN! *
WANTED experienced salesman to
: sell. Venice property in Sanford.
FRESH FM H
Real estate experience unneeeaatfry.
Fresh oyate
This is the ■Urgest and beet locat
only the beft ii
ed development on the Gulf of -Mex
store for qbal
ico. Owned and developed by the
F ru it Co., 107
'irst S tre e t
N ational Order of Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, with prices
TRACTOR SERVICE: Plow
within reach of all. Salesmen who
disking and street grad
will work can earn big money. If
Let us do your’ subdivision. M,
you a r e . thinking of m aking a
Lord, Route A, Box 210.
change see or write Mr. R. A. Cline;
D istrict M gr, 7 E ast Washington
19— Building:—Contracting
S t , Orlando, Fla.
SANFORD ELECTRIC CO,
Successors to Gillon A Platt
3 4 —Help—Male o r Female
110 Magnolia. Everything e
trical. Phone 422. Electrai
JAM ES H. / COWAN—All kinds
of Tint and Sheet Metal Work,
w a te r and Boat Tanks. A t Oak
Avenue and Third Street. Tele
phone 111.
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F la . Rco Co., R. A. W illiams, Mgr.
208 W. F irs t St.
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Phone 017 MIRACLE Concrete C o, general
cement work, sidewalks, build
ing blockf\ irrigation boxes. J . R.
DIANA
Terwilieger, Prop,
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Moon — D iana Sales and Service
208 W. F irs t St.
Phone 017 24—Painting—Papering
S. Q. PORTER. Mgr.
DODGE TOURING In good condi T. M. DUNLAP: Paintlni of the
better kbid., 10th and Laurel.
tion, fa ir rubber all around. Sold
fo r repairs. Wnldon's G arage. 411 Phone 666-W.
E. 4th Street.* •'* ' ’»*»•
RUN AN AD in these columns,
The cost is small," results are
DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS
g r e a t Phone 148.
,
Sell Good Used Cars.
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If yoi
1025 Ford Coupe.
.w ant to sell your used cars, ad
1022 Ford Coupe.
.
vertiee daily on th a classified page,
• 1026 Ford Touring.
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1925 Fordor Sedan.
27—Professional
Services'
1023 Ford Touring.
1926 Ford Ton Trtick. '7 - ’•' TRY CHIROPRACTIC
B ___
f o r ’ 'th a t
lumbago, Sciatic, Rheum atism
M ILLER 6 . PH IL L IPS , INC,
and Neuritis. Others have been cur
Phone 3
.
Oak a t 2nd i
ed, why not you7 .Phone 482-J for
an appointment.. Dr. W. E . MacONE BRAND new Ford T o ttin g Dougall, 1st N a tl. Bank Bldg."
cor, never registered. No use for
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
cor, reason for selling. Price 0425.
“The Rexall Store’;
K arl Hpofford, Osteen, Fla. Tel
ephone 4800.
t We make a specialty of our prompt
filling of prescriptions and quick
delivery.
FORI) SEDAN, 1925 model. Apply
Drugs — Soda — ,H ot Sandwiches
a t corner 4th and IMne.
NASH
Sanford.D ealer^ S . A. Pino
W. F irs t St.
Phone,i
SOuLvYT)U'i.,if ;trtJd>rrgood c'n'ndi-*
tion. F irs t $100.00 Cash offer
ikes IL See Mr. A tm hurst, Smith
ktrnlture Store.
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HAVE YOUR CAR
W aihdd
•* -Polished
and
Groused
at the
OLDS SIX touring $76 if ^ k im this
week. Apply 619 Union Street.
PERFECTION AUTO LAUNDRY
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Oak Avenue
W ILLYS KN IG IIT Roadster equipWo. .Give N ight Service
ped in A -l-condition, will tako
Ford in exchange. See E. C. Simp- W1GHTS—.Three stations. M ag
, JAn IIP
, 12,
nolia and Second, F irs t# n d Elm
Sanford Avenue And 10th S trew
E xpert service. •
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> will -brini
,dvertlto,/C
OPteN ALL NIGHT
W recker Service Day and N ight
£4 Hours Btorugo
W ALKER A LEW IS GARAGE
Sanford-Ave. A 2nd S treet
Phone 00
WANTED
Man with car for permanent
oBitlon representing Sanford
uainesa house. Must be reli
able, .honest and trustworthy,
Trustw orthy, can! of
C
modern
85—Lots Fdf Sale
JAS. A. JOHNSON
112 W- P M Street.
ETRA SPECIAL
INCOME propeprty
than’ p per c e n t
pays
Fop quick action we offer CO ft.
front lot on MagpoUa Ave., San^ e ig h ts for $2100.00. Good
more fpJP
term s.
E a st front corner lot 13th and
Laurel a t $3000.00 for the next
three dayH.
IX—Rooms and Board
67—Rooms With Board
LESMEN
Grove and F ru it Co.'s.
groves and to solicit pro
•As for
busses. Call a t 210 E. i /S treet
between 0 and 8 oVfock i
day, Wednesday; Thursdi
with your recommcndsti
FURNI8HED room
S tre e t
MR. W.
Room 230
Building
New house bn lot containing
more than 1-2 acre, W « t 1st ready
for immediate possession.
BAIfttflD REALTY CO,
110 S. P ark Avenue
Phone 208
84—Houses For Sale
LARGE room, nicely furnished,
. suitable for light housekeeping.
Telephone 601-W.
Two new six room Colonial houses
272. Phono 770,
located among beautiful oak trees,
ATTRACTIVE double and single ready for occupancy January 25th
bedroom, near new Forrest Lake
36—Situations W anted
and February 10th. ; , •
Hotel. Phone 671-J,
Female
FOR SALE
ATTRACTIVE double and single Prices and terms very reasonable.
bedroom, near new Forrest Luke
A. 1‘. CONNELLY & SONS
DIRECT FROM 'OWNER
Hotel. Phone 671-J.
Cor. Second and Magnolia
lot No. 31 Mafrnoll
_ lla Heights. Fifth
69—Rooms to t Housekeeping
lot from c o rn e ro f Mellonvillc Ave.
Facing south on ^Hughey Street,
and right on the peak of the hill.
YOUNG WOMEN
Tho ideal spot fo r th a t home you
are planning. Price $1025.00. 7500
caaiy $187.50 May 9th, then $187.50
every six months. Tills price posi
72—Where to Stop in Town
tively not good a fte r Feb. 10th. Ad
dress I. T. Stringer, Box 82, City.
MONTEZUMA HOTEL
Banford's most home-Uke bo
52—Business Equipment
tel; located, on corner Magnolit
A ve, 2 minutes walk from bust
ONE OFFICE safe, cheap. See Hill ness sectlod. Open'dll year.
H ardware Co.
j . k . McDo n a l d , Mgr.
BARGAINS
Phone 485
53—Building Materials
NEW LUMBER for Hule i«t
price, 40G Myrtle Avenue.
II. B. McCALL JR.
73— Wanted—Rooms, Board
ROOM BY YOUNG MAN: Central
ly located, must have hot water
and convenient to bath. State price
In communication. Address L. F. G.
care Sanford Herald.
A very desirable borne in Fort
Mellon, will soon be completed.
See Mr. Britt of the BrittChittenden Realty Co.
74—Apartments and Flats
120 feet on Union Avenue nt
corner of Chapmnn at $225.00
per front foot. Worth twice the
price asked, See- Mr. Hunk at
Britt-ChlttehdelrStcalty Col
2
' 1 BuitShTs Supp](£T
110 North Laurol S t
ROOM kitchenette and bath
apkrtn>eKtiir"Hot water, boahtlfully decorated—centrally located.
Fine outlook. W. M. Young, owner,
•208 N. Park Avenue.
NICE clean
6th S tre e t
ment, 304 West
HILL LUMBE
Service, Quality and Price,
57—Good Things to Elal' j L ^ £
■77'—Houses for Rent
TODAY’S BEST BUY
Lot in Fort Mellon, on Mcllonvilie Avenue, fa r below market
value. Price $2000'w ith excellent
terms.
ftose Court lot—one of best buys
in the beautiful addition for $2700.
I Terms.
A modem business building
near in on West First Street,
netting 10 per cent income now
on the price asked.
80 acres close in, excellent for
subdividing purposes, going now at
$500 per acre.
20 acres on Island Ij»ke $8,000.00, u good buy for an In
vestment, better for a rural
home.
McCALL & FOX
* REALTORS
PHONE 745.
BARBECUE * •
'1 22 ROOM House, simply furnish
ed. Lake Mary, Sec Mrs. liurO n’South Sanford Ave. Rose Drive
'W here everybody meets everybody rold.
HRITT-nilTTENDEN REALTY
Sandwiches
Cold Drinks
CO.. INC.
4C • ..B ot.C offes
78— Offices and Desk Room
Gas and Oil SU tion.
FURNISHED office for rent. Call
770 or write P. O. Box 272. Act
58—Household Goods
quick.
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Opportunity of Opportunities!
EVER BRI'1TE R adiant Oil Hester,
HOUSES FOR SALE
Sgnford Agent. 109 . Sanford
o room modern house with ga
Avenue.
rage, $6300; $1300 cash, balance
$42.00 per month.
S u tfo td Stove A Fdrhlture Co.
C room stucco bungalow, on Pal
metto Ave., 56x180 lot. $9200; $2,83—Farm s and I^nnd for Sale
500 cush, balance $75 per month.
6 ACRE village farm near lakes.
125 feet fronting on Maple AveBOOTH AND -GIBBS------ ’
Block to Dixie Highway; nursery.
01—f^ikcelianoouB
175 trees, groves. mnlborrW r-tan- ^ f e M rnttnfg U ttfcw n feet on — . LU-MagnoHa Avenue .....
cro n g esT T rap cs, grape K
u
l i i 1; . * ,,,ur '*“' k
1^400 cigarettes or 25 weiTnee^
fru it In bearing: all loamy tillage;
These two pieces of property are
cigars or 2 1bs.' tobacco, well few steps R. R., schools, stores,
known brands for total cost of lOe, churches, P, O. Good six room espcciailv- adapted for warehouse
q n d ja little e ffo rt Original sales house, large porch, barn, garages. v.1™ '- The ip,rice und Irfms are
ian, legitim ate company. Tobacco Farm ing tools, Ford truck, flock very reasonable. See us and let us FORTY ACRES of land on the Wekiva River for Bale for $12,600,
■asoefates, 30 West 34th St.,'Mew at poultry Included. Joins HO acre ■how you the property.
with terms. This la the highest,
Subdivision. Only $3300 to close Homes and Home Sites;—
best land between the
quickly, p a rt needed. Herman Cor- each °Un MFoV M,cllon
*2,000.00 dryeat-ond
02— M u sic a l I n s tr u m e n ts
hard road and the R. R. T320 feet
nngton, 407 F irst N a tl. Bank Bldg. each. One of the best develoo river
frontage.
Mo«IS !n{?rd' ,n ful1 'iew of
REALTORS and Broker* sh
HAGAN REALTY CO.
carry a complete' list of t
108 E. 2nd Street.
Phone 6&
•rerapt attention
beat offerings in tha classified
I.n
^
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V0‘e
Court
*2500.00
and
id
experie
service
in
arONE
CITY
block
by
owpar.\W
eil
urns dally.
up. There is more building in this
. i , ae^p—
■■■ . —yfl—
ranging your copy,
located. Apply 1300 W o t 3rd.
fo'rd P,Dent lhan “ny oth" ^ S»m
64—Seeda, Plants, Fertitt$ 8r»
SMALL 4 room houae near
I/GTS, 2 on Laurel Ayr., between
We have homes with all modern 2 12th
CUT FLOWERS for u ! k Calandu > ford Manor. Cheap for quick
and 13th, one on French near
las row ready. 25« per doti-n
oy owner, cheap. W. P. Btooks,
Phono 40-W. Mrs. L. IL Jones.
417 W. 2nd. Phone SOB-W.
THREE LARGE lota, corner 11th
^ n d Myrtle. Wonderful for ni
DTE WART THE FLORlBT^
WIGHT PJ^IN-T SH
WHiTE REALTY CO
ment house site. Easy terras. 1
Flowers for all o<
Engravinfc Em bon
305
First
Nat’l.
Bank
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Box
090.
814 Myrtle. .Phoni
Hr«t. We jd o -It, ]
R. R. Ave.-fnmmercii
XI—Real Estate For
Sale-
S
| E ft C,OLU*Y ‘ r i A ^ I E
) l«b V E R x J E A L O .g b
O F WE. L X T E L V -bH F
W O N 'T L.E.T W E <\<0
I K l I j l W AvH T <bTC 3R E1 V /C L L
BALL HARDWARE
Phone H
G8—Rooms Without Board
BRINGING Uf> FATHER
j u y r w a it o o T b io e
U N T I L 1 C O IIS T H t b
U A k O i e ^ >b t - t O E ^ H O P
With a “Ynle" Padlock
Bought From
35-r-Salesmcn and ^Agents
IV^—Employment
15—Hervlc« Stations— Repair
ing__ . > ___ - ----- —
“PADLOCKED"
one m u r frontage on
rer. 16,000-feet fronti R ire r.fllO p e ta c re .
rsh, BalniCe tenths,
r, 7fl acres tiled; now
liffh class celery' farm ,
ROOMS, with or without meals,
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel,
fjgdBSE
1 1— A u to m o b ile s F o r Sale.
83—Fprms and la n d Fqr Sale 84— Rouses Fpr Sale
MAN: One wi:
Service Offered YOtJNG
school education preferred, w!io
GUARANTEED
FORD
USED LANEY’S DRUG BTORE—Prc'scrlptions, Drugs, Sodas. We
CARS AND TRUCKS
are as near you as your phone.
Call 103. ,
iRERS. Af WMtrtf tTouble.-An
Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthma . 1023 Tnuringu.-viv-...
Hood PrfpgU iC F a ra ly J S ^ l r 1024 Tg^Mhg ’.^lC..
i 1022 Touring
SANFORD ROOFING CO. "W*
! 1022 Touring
ropf for permanence.1’:Lonks rc....
y mediotne or■ 1023 Touring
pdlhcd.
Estim ate free* Call Oal:
V W alden, Box! 1922 R oadster Truck,
Ave. and 8rd Street. Phfthe 111.
f 1024 Coupe ....^ .........
■ 1024.Coupe .............
?URLING, subdivision > 1024 C oup*......... ,.....
Subdivision, to Or- 1024 Sedan ................
Plorlda, nnd '/: F lo r a 1022
82—Help W anted— Female
A125.00 1
■ * * » ••*v ■. . ' <r ; *'sl i
F lo rid a on D I$o High *1i J023 Toh.'TmeJf ....
..$260.00 FIRST CLASS
1023 Ton Truck ........
piy 515 West
.$200.00
102a Ton T ruck
$130.00
i0 — Lost arid Found
1025 C h d aeia.... ^ -;..
COLORRD GIRL wantad to care
FEM A LE* Li
Set U r,
.for child |n afternoon. Call up
id vw hiU rf: D ollar w ith vianje
EDWARD HIGGINS INC.
stairs nt 1112 M yrtla Avenue.
». Rew ard if rdturntKf 'OwJTgtj Cor. P alm etto Avenue and Com
'ucker, Loch A toaf/O fflce.
_ mcrcifl! S treet. : rr*
COLORED GIRL to do house .work
iPhone
'Sanford, Fla, •*
. from 7 until 10 oclock mornings,
and take laundry home. Apply 518
Pnimaf
tn A
Auaritm
Palm etto
venue, hafoen
before O
9 A’i*lAoi/
o’clhcl
STOLEN from Milane P icture show SMALL FOR)
a run abou
m ornings and a fte r 0 o’clock eve1
W edneoday p. m . a embiqm'bycjrnlngs.
eja No. 406584. ReWard if returned Ave.-,
to Mro. J . F . Veaxey, 100 Cedar
13—Automobiles for.
33— H elp W a n te d M ule
AUTOS F o ri H IR E 7
jOST Betw een th e postofficc umi EAGLE AUTO S E R y iC E Di
o r'n ig h t, Meets nil trains. Ba
RonnitlliY & 'Andetuon’r approxin ately 250 unused 2-cent stum ps. age tra n sfe r. Phone 551 and Cfl-^
Binder please re tu rn to Florida
R E E L & SONS
Vegetable Corporation.
You Drive It.
W. M yrtle and 2nd St. a t R. R,
II—Automobiles
65—Specials at the Stores
f c - t f e l p Wa:
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ft. I .a n d O f f ic e a t
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
la te H e r
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lotthwest
lOTlfcK I# hereto' Riven th a t Ha
rd B. UnyU of talk.- M ary. Klorfrom two
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who on April 2 V I f 5*. m aae
idi Stir•nentend B nlry. No. 01 JfiGB for
If nni'iey
1. Section 10. T ow nship 20 a ,
lire 10 B.. T allahassee Td'erldlan.
i) Tertnr
filed notice of In tention to
2 aO'! 4
ce th re e -y e ar proof, to estab lish
iiinuilly. I
m to the land above deacrlbed.
1125 tat, |ieforo County Judae. at Sanford.
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claim an t name*' aa w itn esses
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kfcuiMing Florida.
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C harles SJoblom.
By Martin
Snow Bound
Florida. Jan . U . III# .
of I-nke Mi
of B ake Mi
By Williams
OUR BOARDING H O U SE
TUE8DAT, FEB. 2.
If so, you a re b o m w ith a sym
pathetic c h a ra c te r.
^ aAAAAAV- A^T>,— BRCTIUe u
This Is your strongest point, in
asmuch as your sympathies are.
most for the unfortunate .
Charity interests you and all
through, life you will havo great
pleasure in doing for others.
You will seek to do your hum ani
tarian acts on the quiet and not for
y ? ' personnl gain through publicity or
for social benefits.
Cruelty is a horror to you and
Tanpx you always will have a good wortl
s wrrd j or net for human beings and nni: main.
U
j This alone is enough to assure
—- * you happiness.
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VS B R i n G vN 1 >a "Th e m - o h th em ^ f i r
h a m m e r s
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A N C M lS E L S t * g
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VNE W A S AGOIN T uH
HAVE PANCAWGS fLV? 4
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A LL O U T O F SO R TS?
So \\» h This Sanford NVoman Who
i
Tells Her Experience.
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| All too often women accept their
pains and aches as natural to their
sex. They fail to realise th a t weak
y 1kidneys are often to blame for that
|ttpn»i lu Jbackache, those headuches, diszy
spells and th at ’ tired, depressed
feeling. Thousands have found new
L
health and strength by helping the
*ih»' l>s.*7' " ‘‘“kened kidneya with Doan’s Pills
rtu). c
~ a stim ulant diuretic. This San• ford'easo is one of mnny:
iFTi'io
Mrs. J. W. B arrett, 318 Palm et
to Avo., says: *'I had attack s-o f
'
kidney trouble when I suffered
"nr*D'W
^r,lln Bcverc l,A*t,H through the
L n,!lA' *■ small of n y back. 1 tired easily and
"
fidt out of sorts and not a bit Ukc
myself. My kidneys acted irregu~ larly but I used Doan's Pills and
"■* 10 the they soon relieved me. I have great
'M r local faith in'Doan'a.’’
Nrlcn.’..i.
Price CO,, ut all dealers. Don’t
on* je«tr. [simply ask fo r a kidney remedy—
■ra* month, get Doan’s P llb —the same tn a t
■AOO Insur Mrs. B arrett had. Foster-M ilbum
Mr erd<r._Co.. Mfrs.t n uffulnftN- Y . ------C irr'
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ft* larif.-.
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T h a it n h a a t h o u ta I n M o u n t
P ly m o u t h w i l l h t o n ly a m la «n r . o r ta ro , o r t k r o o f r o m
t h la b e a u t if u l la k e a r h t r t
b a t h in g f t e l l l t l r a
w il l ho
p r o a i i n d - l o r ik o t o w h o d w a l l
l a I h i t m t r a t lo u a p la t a u r a tit y .
,
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W it h 4 \ i m lI r a o f a b o rt
H o t g ir d lin g [ h i t n a tu r a l
ta k a , fa d h a m t y r in g * u a d a t•
g ro u n d , lo t t in g w ill I t a
a la r m i n g d l r t r t i o a f o r r a t t y
J g to m k e i t ! t h y f a m i l y a n U r n r n a tt a t i t o w n a h o m o In
t h la b o r o u g h a ! h v o l ia a a t . , ■
, •
’I I E nvm who would
come with hir, fam
ily to live in Flor..••'tda will find no
pl*tc more inviting then
f » Mount Plym outh. OTen who
selected this highland-lohe
region for a pleasure c i t y
and invested their own
money i n ' i t s development,
are regarded as foremost in
business and. financial cir
cles in Orange county, O r
lando. and the slate of Flor
ida.
The d
motor?
verity
th e w
T h e m en \ rhose vi
p le a su re c ity of th e firM
fo r ;those w h o se n ro eliv ih
ycaf ro u n d .
W i t h r o d a n d r o o f lh a
a n g la r w it h h i t t a n o t t r i l l
H a d a l l lh a t h r i l l l a P l f m o u th la k a lh a r n i h u a t a t l
c o u ld d r a lr a . S to c k e d w it h
g a m t y b la c k h la a a , h a w i l l
n o t l i k e l y h o d ia o p p o ia r t d
a n y d a y w it h h i t c a tc h .
■ Ip. l r
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T h is e n tire region is so
very sub stan tial, th e coun
tr y su rro u n d in g it so fe rtile
and prolific o f fru its, fern s
and garden tru c k th a t Jt a l
w ays has and alw ays w ill
be the "Solid Central Sec /on o f Florida.''
'
Lots—both business and
residence— are offered now
at such su rp risin g ly low
p rices that rap id enhance
ment is assured.
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T l a t t - l a e t a i d a r t I n th e
W a k iw a H i a t t f n r a a t i w i l d
h u k a y . q n a ll t o d n t k a r g t m t
a m i r a to t k i t m i t t , t t t
p le n t if u l a a n u g k I t f l a t t t y
a p a rta m a m t i l I h a a k o a tla g
h e t t t d t t i r t la eaaaan. I t
I t i n l y i m l l t t h a m k la u a t
P ly m o u t h i t t h la h a p p y h u t t
in g g t t u a d t .
W rl
it h in'^
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A nd
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* construct!p-*) a m ag n ificen t club
tn is ex p an sr. c a ren a o f beautiful
,olf links and a tu rq u o ise lake with
‘
a ; gam ey fish a s bass are
serve
;
F^om your front or back piazza, in soun-l
of your voice, is a lake as p.c.uicsquc ami
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N a fe ta or d a c s^ re asaasied the [>roperty owner*. Tlic privilege of the clabhou*i, the golf link*, the lake*, the u n
til* o u r ts , U extended freely to cveiy
resident here. A special maintenance
fund for the upkeep of house, ground*
and vatcr* U cet aside from the tale of
lots, hence no assessments.
■ ■ p v j y i i f y i . v a|
' i
°nc W1^ scc *n tbis state. Swimrr*otor boating'in these
Y k *s ' Wi *urnish residenta_jof Mount __
•rendezv°us as select as one
Y Y Y Y h for in 3 private estate. The
‘ " 'J ° an£ie3 for bass will count his
v n.
( i i*.; |C,U; Y,a t.reasurc seldom experienced
" ! ' [ . ° ‘. ’
w aters. For several years
i- . ‘ ‘e l,ccn stocked with small and
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L a .- V
_.
R ig ; i n? Y o u r D o o r w a y
.w -tc cM WM G m a in ta in e d h f n special
funcj fo r t h a t purpose. *
t
•
in M o u n t P ly m o u th a
cn to sn o rts th e w id e s t latitu d e
< M'j onen hillo an d d ells th e whole
N o t in som e remote section m j-s iv/ai'
but l ig h t a t y o u r doorway is
s,)orty'
K°lf course of IS holes tliat v.vi milord you
the fullest enjoyment of sue!: a i>:mc E*gin epred by one of tbeJorcnl^
a j£ archil
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bass/and fished but little.
Hunting 3 Miles
Distant
t'p l ':
koon will he
:" r 1
.
* • ,ca ¥ery
VJr,l right i:u -, *Y... V
w.!U turkey.
uiher native ,
bo'j l e*
Dc=r>
e’ ' . ' "7" ,<,uirrel
O en n is
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tfm
w m
■ * . ■a waomn
it. r.
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T h e y are b u ild in g n.t.\j
house su rm o u n tin g * ih c .
h om es— to be, th a t will
V/z m iles o f as c n t r a n c r .,
know n to be.
T his is not a prom oter’s
dream nor manipulator's
scheme to lure t h e unwary
into a speculator's trap. It
is so u n d to the core.
Y our i n v e s t m e n t in
M ount P lym outh lots is not
solicited on promise o f a
fabulous fo rtu n e to he made
overnight. T o be sure, th ere
w ill be profits—big profits,
no doubt -h u t what is really
^ jv a n ted m o s t is tb<L*ofcCT3htla l man of fam ily who w ill
buy here, . . . and build.
~f:o.rr ~ tennis, rowing, Swimming,
•; ’ll find at Mouiit PJjjinbuth the
I ioncia has no champion in
T t m a it caurti M ir i h t
t h ih h n u a t w il l ha a n a ml
lh a I a a t u i a t a t t k i a m t r a o i t v a p la y g r o u n d p l * c t a m t a g
lh a k i l l a t a d ia k t a a t a u n t y
F l o r id a . I t U a a a a r t o t g o ld
l a M a n a t P ly m o u t h to /aM k t t i I n o u td o o r t p o n t o f
*
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any kind-
W '-w K .fji
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ORLANDO. FLORIDA
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Associated Press Full Leased Wire
S A N ro ro , FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1986.
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Sectional Rivalry Witt Lend
Interest To Yacht Club*sB ig
Regatta PlannedFo r Feb. 26
-
1). T. Davis* fast racing craft
which captured many honors re
cently ip South 'Florida speed boat
events may come to Sanford for
participation in the local Yacht
( Iub s big regatta to be In»ld on
Monroe Feb. 20 for prites
totalling $.>,000, according to n
statement made by club officials
this morning. Negotiations havu
heen carried on with Mr. Davia
>ur-
M * f el 2 l y C r c n l««l By Tex*
lent
Hose From Cook To
' Head60
Million
Fir.nl
V"" ;
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" Wh* Mated. and it
tile M anufacturer, A w aits
. g la U nst Homecoming Fol• lowing Suicide A t D aytona
redrs Over 11,000 Bill*,r’
Are /Before
■ Solons
’•
. WASHINGTON, F eb/ R.— (/P)
—Tbe difficulties encountered
in Congresii in trying to keep
its head above the flood of propout* by its B3t b elabors is
:<triklu«Iy illustrated * by the
cold statistics at w hat has been
nerepted In the two m onths or
present session.
Sided operilhg day ph' Dec. 7,
exactly it W4H7 bills have bebn
ihtrndtirrd jiod ju st Hired have
passed thnnurh all of Hits atages
■ \ neceehary, before they brrom c
|Fcb. 3.! the low. They arc m easures
res* I authorizing construction of
iSCil1 bridges across n a v i c a b l e
“ •
rcb-| Streams.
The only piece of legislation
bom* j of importance to reach Presi
dent Coollgo is the joint reso
lution appropriating $50,ril)0 to
defray the expenses of A m eri
can participation in the prelim innry disarm am ent * conference
ut Geneva.
U M B E R 138.
HOME EDITION
SS
day of the regatta is' oXpcctcd to
•end u state-wide interest to theffair ami result in thousands of
viritom from every section of
rlorida. congregating here to cnr»*cs. mammoth fireworks
'b-^Pbiy, formal invitational hhll at
the Hotel Forrest Lako and other
“d e m e n t features planned.
While the official opening of tho
club was observed several weeks
ago with the’ installation of final
equipment and furniture, the act
ual functioning of tho organiza
tion as a material factor in the
development of tourist life of this
community will date from the ro**ttn and ficstn to be staged on
Feb. 2(5, Commodore Emory said. i Action Balanced By Boost
Among other entries from this
In The Corporation Levy;
Immediate section are tho follow
Division Of Parly Lines
ing fast boats from Mt. Dora,
Follows Committee Report
."II of which are of tho HWV class:
“ NiT-"r Baby," <B-flU), .lack i
Simpson and S. Saddler; “ Bind*! WASIIINGTON, Feb. 2. «/P)>—
er Boy". (11-7(1), H arry Backus Repeal of the capital stock tax and t
and S. Edmunds;
Kd;numls; “ Miss Pluto",' nn increnRo of one percent in the)
(B-7!»>, II. W. Willett and W .| P««»nt 12 1-8 percent corporation
Fowler; “Miss Plymouth," (B-72), ,ovy to hnlnnce this action was votDavc Rogers and Edward Bccniun.. « t today by the senate in dispos
ing of its first controversial item
in the tax reduction hill.
The proposal, which was recom
mended by the finance committee,
divided the senate on party lines,
Democrats voting almost solidly
against the increase in the corpor
ation tax, which was npprovcu 42
to 35. Repeal of the capital stock
levy, however, then was approved,
75 to 4.
Although other fights nrc in
Chumhcr Of Commerce Will prospect, tlris is expected to prove
l*rescnt Celery At Station about tho only one along strictly
And Escort VbdlorH On A pnrty lines. Before, the day was
DAMAGED Property Damage As
TAX ON CAPITAL TREES
BY STORM WHICH Result Of Twister1
Hour Today Is
STOCKREPEALED HITS HERE TODAY Early
More Than $750,000
BY SENATE VOTE
Havoc Played At
is believed from
III H e a lth G iven A s R muox I .!!!! !on<i
“ rc**n t communication
F o r D eed f n m m iii.w t* °in K CC »7* hcr.** ,th at Mr. Davis will
Tho wind storm, which hit tho
'
j
E a r,y f t " ,,|c to bring a t least two of
city about .3 o'clock this morn
n c d n e s d a y A tF I o r id a R c s n r t1h,s roccrB bore for the all-day
ing, did considerable damage to
—-----: nuct. which will feature sail bor.'t
trees, shrubbery and telephone
AND0V E8, Mass., Feb a _i/m i races *n addition to numerous
K>fa of
wires in addition to roof
—This city awaits with
cabin cruisers, speedsmall houses, according th re*
last homecoming of William M {!!• [* ° r ,hp D'wlge water type-Und
ports received this morning.
Wood, outstanding
tho ', filn
1K‘irr
powered shells of hydroThe small building for the
4 .
. figure in Ul'»»r* , nolm.
toxtile industry, who ended his life ' p nJJ? design
Bureau of Antonmlogy, in ilia
Wednesday morning at Davtona . u ' .
nlY‘ ‘’aim Bench racers
roureo of construction on thd
Beach, Fin.
’ l*bat have l>cen entered will re*
lot south of the courthouse; was
,nllT, feet from 1Its
W, founThe son of n P „ r t n » ^ ; • / , ,c Mmng competition from
blown three
conk l„. J j ,
•ntnii-, Jacksonville and
egrant
ra n t rook
umi MU
ail. Dors
worm speedS|
Nation and coiudderahly d'nrpnge I
grant rook, he went to work in a | *tcr*. Commodore J. R. Emurv
T h eJilg
igrh cst velocity reached
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,
soctional
by the wind was at about 4 o' Feb. 3 .— (AP).—One child i«
clock when radio aerials and tele
ooo
-iv“',v
wW settled on the
phone wires In several sections dead, Heores are injured ntul
merger which he conceived in 1809,
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tho city snapped and become 300 are homeless in the wake
and actively directed until Ids re
entangled.
of a hurricane which swept h
tirement two years ago. Ti c com
City officials report very lit devastating p a t h through
pany*, with f>0 plants in ' ‘.irious
tle damage to the parks in tho
cities and omploying •Ml.oOo ncrlimits of the city and to tho Green Acres, two miles west
sons, has dominated the induslr..
trees nlong the Inke front. The of Lake Worth nt down thin
_,At Andover, Wood lavished a
latter are well braced with up morning after leaving u Bear •
fortune upon the project nearest
rights to protect them from from a minor inslt of ita fury,
his heart—Slmwsheen Village, a
winds which might sweep across in West Palm Beach.
settlement of model homes for mill
the Inke or from tho south.
Principal damage tu West*I’aln*
workers that Included n beautiful
Various estim ates place the
wan to eight tent homes on
town hall, n postoffice, a dance hull Texas Man Ih Recommended
velocity of the wind a t figures Itracli
south
Georgia Avenue, irjuth of
Bv Merrill Brown As Good
ranging from .70 to 40 miles per tho gin-dons,
and n theater, Shawsheen was tho
and to tho Mack
realization of the dream of a life
hour.
Kxt\. live With Organizing
Truck Company, destroying build
time, hut it was to have miicn to
ings ami motors. The maiming
Experience And Initiative
Motorcade About The City aiming
OVpr* !’"th
'’1artle!,oil ^the question
',iv,‘,ed
| mApril, f
themselves
do with the tragic turn events
twister
played havoc to Ufa amt
Jei the i
--------were to take.
of surtax reduction, the "regulnrs"
property in Green Acre*, a *ubFollowing
A
pnrty
of
1(50
representatives
recommendations
indrtl*rr<! Hope Of Settlem ent Vanishes
of each supporting n cut in the
Moved Office to Shawsheen
division occupied mostly by Lako
Brown, field from Chambers of Commerce in ninximiim rate from 40 to 20 per***•1 When Deadlocked Parley Ih Mr. Wdial, not satisfied with his traduced by Merrill
Worth people and thq Palm fleachv- xi /-• , t
Eastern Tennessee, ncompaniid by i
...
...
cs.
Twenty houses were demol
making Shawsheen n community
Closed
Tuesday
Night
W
ith
Y• M- C> ^ -ft0-W '•* ««
“ * arrive at |
t i and
ished
und the monetary duAiaxo
center
for
his
workers,
conceived,
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Each Side Blaming O ther the plan of moving the company's j local Y. M, C
were
applying
the
was estim ated
unofficially a t
A. directorate held. 'ertisiiig tour ...
of rFlorida will h e :* uinximmn rate
,,,u'
on
main
$750,000.
'
.'-..-hH
general
office
here,
and
in
doing
t
of
the
linulo
l
time
!
hl^
*
r,
,ncorn,r
^
„
this
morning
In
the
director*,
room
'
dido
in
view
m«ri\ tin a vote apparently near on
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3.—(/P) so. a rift was made between him
U tile Insurance Carried
.
.
.
..e
n
te
rta
in
e
d
us
completely
ns
is
»h«i acre
i
Little or no In*'j t .wus c ar- ■
of the Seminole County Bam;, iljw .: vh the party can spend here, the-.important surtax schedule, n Syndicate Headed By E. G.
Failure haa m arked the lutest ef ami Ids business associates.
ft and
rie l, it was rumorea. Some of tho
wiur^lrcided to extend through Mr. Secretary ft. W. Pcarmau of the lecess was taken until tomorrow
At
the
same
time
ill
health
l>efort
to
end
the
long
draw
n
out
a
n
Norton
Will
Stlb-Di*He
A
h
when rjinirm an Smoot of the fin
cavalry,
house:i wore flim sy fram e affairs • I
cauie more frequent and played an Drown a formal invitation to ('•
l'*cal co;nmcrcc body announced to- ance
era! bun- thracite strike. Hopes of a s e ttle - ..
committee, in churge of tho
t o ^ Farit®MntW*Wf" Five that would hove withstood an orI
in A. Wolf, of Ilynt County, Texa*
ment of tho struggle which has mcrcusing important part
hill, announced that he would keep
binary
g
a
it
with
soma
difficulty.
,
Acre
IM
o
I
m
For
Cm*/
.ullon
Wood's
life.
More
than
a
dozen
A rriv e:/ at the station about 8 the senate in session for another
to conic to Sanford for the putf:fagrd in caused un unprccentcd shortage of
built onsgii
More / subifantially
on „
•" !* « morning, tho ilo le g a -L jx hour ,Jay in an effort to speed
drawing hanl coal and idleness, suffering limes during the years 1022, 1022.. |HlM, of organizing u local V.
*dl*<
weathered the storm on adjacent
One
of
the
largest
and
most
com
and
1721
he
suffem
l
illness
of
c
.
A.
chapter.
•
Uo
i
«r
ivelmg
umler
the
auspicei
of
un
nction
on
th
among
tho
108,000
m
iners
since
L* and
the measure,
lots to those demolish*!!.
hvd. Icaviuc
“ nd..
Mr. Brown describe,! Mr W olf1th« '
Chamber of ComAnother ninv,e ....
..
........... prehensively planned agricultural thc appearance of freakish
looking
toward
their Sept. 1, vanished when a confer lie was forced to deny
ikisL fan.
fancies
developments
in
this
section
of
rumor*
th
at
as n man of cxco ptionul personal- 'merec will ho preaented with hunch-1 „pro,|inK Up will bo tnken tnnmr- Florida was announced today by a in a wind path that waa
night ence of m iners and operators end
is
annul
about
ICO
resignation was impending.
attractively | row |,y ti,e finance romndtteo
tty with ability nss un organizer I t l a n f o f d
were ed in disagreem ent last, night. It hi*The
act wfide In a clean trmemn |A
d .\ A
supreme
blow
to
his
hope
rebels was the third conference since the for liappinesa came, however, in
Seven funiilies were m*de homestrike began.
jn MtaduMrira
.WrM-faim Reach
pcacti w hci\tho
n si\ia «
Uoa In
tho
death
of
his
favorite
son,
Bi
ly
right
— T ------orted
it t|V<-%hounei,
w ete *------dciC.rpyed.
Each sidoblam ed tho other. John Wood, JVV who lo it his life IA (ui
A campaign cnmittcc entm'.lrnl t . After broiRfnxt, the visitors wilj hujrpe
th a t some agreement can
* thb Luki; One . ‘ he tept ’ was unoccupied,
passed L. Lewis, president of»the United
ppe Uiar
cun ‘t,el l, a^ n o tIW..-7,ill.
” (1 mile* West of
accident in August, with assisting Mr. Wolf in organ- j be loaded into c a n and
reached to avoid .engthy discus-1 Monroa |)rldRc.
The! Injured lrfrc were taken to
•1‘bon p<>. Mine W orkers, said th<| situation automobile
1922.
Mr.
Wood
never
fully
recov
izution work in the event that hcj*,n 11 tour. of the city iin.l its
Uoud bumuritan bps,>its] fur trest[the tlcpor- no longer was a strike, but a lock- ered from the shock. B ill/
!
The
tract,
whic|i
Is
known
to
Voicing the opposition of Demo- num>. h,.rc Ufl t|IC j (,hn Jacob Astor men c.
*» aiui the o ik Maj. W. W. Inglis, chairm an years had been close to his lather, uccrpts the position litre wa* ai>- eountiy of celery fields and oningo
The Mack Truck Company's two
crats to the proposed incrcnau in j Grunt, will Iw cut in approximate,
[rilling a Jof the operators negotiating com- who hoped his son would head the pointed by C haim an Fori?st Luke lapds.
_
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Ux, which the bill | |^y 5o0 fivo ..........
BCrw _..........funna.
ac block house* on South Georgia
ns follows: S. O. Chnse. Forr.'-t '• Returning ut 10 ollock, the del- the corporation
|inittec, asserted th at Mr. Lewis had great company some dny.
f.ake, H. R. High ton, W. R. S n .itl, egates will leave to resume tholr j would make effective on corpora- ] c o rd in g "^ p r e s e t piuiisV "und
working, rejected everything.
und ex- Avenue wore cavedJn and two par
Hon Big Help to Father
of Florida points.
! tioh Incohiea of 1925, Senator Him- , to,x-,ivi* cultivation of celery
und lor car busses, valued at $11,000
(5. F. Hniith and J. G. Sharon
linccml un
lery
‘Wc shall submit* our preposals
It was Billy who had brought
An curly reply fromi Mr. Wolf i - ! In commenting on tho arrival of [ nioqs of North Carolina, ranking „thrr loeully grown produce will t>c enrh, were smushcl. Three truck*
t quick. t0 nur employees and the people his fiber in closer touch with the
.„)ns
expected. Secretary I. . -C. Beho j i the purty. Secretary R. W,, Pear-1 Democrat on the finance com m it-| .iqx.nuored
und encouruged hy the also were dtstroyed.
nt with „f the unthracitc region and ask mill
ill workers
worker* than
man ever before
..r.u.e mid I say t(Kj„y, an,| i„ casec he will nut , man of the local Chamber or Coni- tee, argued it was unfair to make 1owners,
„wn* u , w.
E. (5. Norton, „.
of ....___
Huv.n.u,,. Thc path of the storm was southPlaced them to judge the fairness of our it wax he w ho was partly inatrut thc i„c„| po5t
Brown : mcrcc, mild today th at official:, of Gio increase retroactive since ih e lfiil.u , W. W. Snyder of RockfieUi.: "rn.erly. From West Palm
Pair Beset*
law
course," the M ajor added; He would mental m building .Shawsheen- J" wi|| continue his scare.ih Mr.
V"P1**! aouthwestward to Green
for
a
comh,t
organization
were
particularly
repeal
of
the
cupitul
stock
t
a
x
l
jn
(1„d
C.
A
Butterfield
of
Do.‘I
uve he it not elucidate this statem ent but 1921 the elder Wood resigned f.om
|e |lt
deairlou* of impressing the visi would riot become effective until l(in, Musa. .Mr. ,S nyder and Mr. Acres, leaving an almost impoathe only referred -to^thc "blind determ ina- the enterprise he had created and
tors with Hunford’s agricultural Juno 30 of this year.
<A1|
prC.|imimiry
plans
hav.
l.-.-cn
i Butterfield IiuVO estuldished por- tbhlo task fur oporstives of civic
pre^j, «ii-- tj,,n of Mr. Ix-wis to force his will although ill health was given u.
fiosslbilities and opportuniticu for
physicians
and
Senator Smoot reidied that the mniicnt homes in Sanford with oiganizations,
completed
by
the
directors."
.Mr.
,,,,kr "f mi us and tho people of this coun- the reason for the resignation, re
min.es,' rushed fn>m J^ikc .Worth.
the hotneseckcr.
chunge
would
not
force
corpora|
their
funiilies.
Offices
have
been
D.-hout
sujd,"
and
we
can
malano
riu cuau-1 try." ‘
‘i
Quarters In Klan Hall
ports persisted that an internal definite progress now until an :u
I take this occasion to urge ns I Goris to pay uny more taxes this iopened at 112 1-2 Park Avenue.
policies
surrmymditig V ^ U r y well versed in Y M. |'MUiy Hunfon rcalilc.ils as I
conflict of polic
e , surromm.tl.ig
” year than they would under the \ The Ai.tor grunt fronts four and i Quaiters for women and children
rurlv ve» '
’Brings Gloom to Families
k j 8CcUrctl t„ organize! ‘° *»
»« wri- present law, und inmsled if the i. half miles mi the Hi. Johps River w«Tt> csiahlishrd first in tho Klan
O'Jicul ,.|e. | News of the disruption brought Shuwslieen in which developm ent, J!VL
un.! is euid to he ideally locnled for hall in Lake Worth, and later procorporation levy were not
a rc.olj. i gloom among the thousatfds of in- i’,1:™”.." " 1.,1.’.'*1 * tonW
I .IH- M
memb.T,hlp."
I t?
creased ns proposed the provision garden funning th at requires an ■'
wens made for alccpiiig
fdsjut the habitants of tho 500 aqunre miles
suinc co operation uod unselfish would causu a $30,000,000 loss to ubundunl supply of flowing water. quarter* for men.
Wood spent money liberally upon
k <f the I
territory com prising the PennIlcuvy rain accompanied tba
service that made yesterday’s pn^ tho government this culemlar year. 1 Development activity of the prop
■sylvania hard coal fields. Many his home here. Within the years
gram so successful will he in evi
erty bus already commenced, Mr. higli ni ml .Mho shrieking of which
<d«lued ami miners have suffered hardships for ho bnilt a private theater und lake.
dence tomorrow,"
Snyder’ stated this morning, and win punctured at inlervalx by
Continued on page two.
lloding |
throe we°ks and soup kitchens have been
the
fim t section of small farm* will lightning flashes. Tho deluge v 1*
. and fV.I. IVstahllshcd. Many m erchants in
probably
be offered ut uttructiva heaviest in the wind-path, and left
’ civilian:/ numerous cities arc suffering heavy
prices sometime in the near future Green Acres n sen ol mucky mud. ;
a position hisses and there are many hankIn carefully selected prospects who The condition mado the relief
•wn on the I ruptcics.
. . .
arc
expected to contribute m aterial measures more difficult and slow.
Tile
date
for
receiving
bid*
on
IVfT i f»l»>.ii'.c | "The operators demand arb itraFlying tnisalca anil parts of
ly
to
tho agricultural wealth of
[>lil, president ol
rx
^ X
¥» • 1 „r n n the Sanford school districts proI^K>ri Arnold,
of the
Jare.itrn d : tion.and proposu-tu keep the mines ^
lit* fflt f rict.
------------------------- houses filled the air. MorA-of Ute
,
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_
"Rapid
TranaiU-Gom>
Washington
Itapli
,,r
.rrngp s\ir- eloped until u portion o f tne popuThe Kiwanis Club
today li.'iird
Hurveyorx are nt work laying nut injured wqre i ought iif~lhelr
f thc
has been set fur Mar. 9 |»y the lljny al„j the Washington Coach
Woman’s the five ucro plots, und clenring, house*, howbver. Few of them had?
jnumnig. I i*tion starves. It la certainly a
Board
of
Education,
which
met
Company, accompanied by h>x wife,! *
j f
1the rvl>. | , lockout if such cvi4 existed in the
support <>f their plowing and tiling has Imhju stint- risen for the day when the storm
A t the county commissioner's yesterday in thc office of County .,b „ „ j ™. . n i II. a
■the m-ive- history of American industry," Mr. meeting
blasted it* first warning.
- t
^rivsto
sreretarv"
left
T
u
r
S
muskal
programs,
talkspast
hy eil, Mr. Snyder suiil.
yesterday, the m atter
.Superintendent
of
Public,
Insliucprivate
secretory,
left
rureday
,
vjait.)P<
„
n(|
by three
Lewis raid.
Glad only in their night clothes.
free
bridges
was
again
brought
un
for
his
homo
a
fter
spending
several
bWwiU
„r
t
,„.
,
)uh<
nnil
tion, T. W. Uiwton.
IhxUrrd.
there whs a mad scene of 1
confusion,’.
'
The American flag was in thc
u committee was appointed t»
At a recent meeting of the lioaril,
' «i dcclar- conference room, sent by a person nml
Criva of pain m ingled w ith tha
investigate the rumor
that the bids for the issue were rejected aft
Lip»?tog j^jal business ,x>s*ihil- Theater .na.
1^ ! ^ “ r t on
" 1tc*'
anu
•* Kuml>er not revealed, accornpunied hy u caul
anguished
manager,
the M"
future
wind and with the anguished!
hud ordered the uboltsjimei't er a survey of the market was com
j? ra.ln a | reading: “The American flag ha* htate
plan*
for
Hanford
theatricals
by
xlirieka of mother# seeking children
of
the
toll
charges
on
the
Monroe
pleted,
aud
it
wa*
decided
to
uwai
*rr» under
among thd dehriit .
I.ridge and other bridges In the u more favorable time before uguin
**» fr»rn the alwuya stood for arb itratio n .”
nry Wight, president of
fcru*ii liovas.
who lives on French Avenue, and the Woman's Club, and Mrs. Don
county.
^
ealling Tan-bid*.
J t wns stated by some of’ <*-•
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—<**)_ ’• r Increases In Inteasity
Woul4 Fore*. Action
Upon the recommendation of tne through his assistance inudo sever ald I*. Drummond, chairman of the
“k-rj. »H,th
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3^members
of
the
commission
that
Party
lines were wavering today
WASHINGTON.
Feb.
3T—</P>al
large
investments
in
city
real
c*hoard’s legal counsel the issue •»
•OCTt>« the
club’s music department, apiieared in the Hrnato
Tho w eather bureau repart
A move to force action on u bill It was their understanding when to again be offered.
fight
over,
reductions
.
.
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before thc members to.luy with ail in surtax rates, which apply on morning doclaree th a t tho dist
prevailed
to relieve the anthracite the legislature iiaswd a m e«ure
A special session will l>c htdd in
t wrrmne_-nt designed
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of the various musical fca- incppiaa over $10,000 In considera anre th a t waa general off
situation was begun today in tho designed to eliminate the-toll
ly with Sanford’s strategic Iocs outline
turcs which ore scheduled tvr pre tion
»hi» house by Representative Boylnn, charges, the practice woolfl auto- the late afternoon of Feb. 13 to tion
Texas coast Tuesday morning,
of th# tax reduction bill.
aa
a
distributing
center,
and
canvass the results of the election
dentation In this city under thc
^
they
"Ucgulars of tho two partial, advanced to Georgia with a cor
maticallv be stopped, but the toll which Is to he held on the prcced- will return here probably some
l^s rvba|a Democrat of New York.
Iirm, auspices of their organization. Mrs. ndb.Ting
to tha compromise reach crable increase in intcosisty,
this
w inter
Almost a t the same tim e, a reso was still .being collected ut tho ing day . In the Lake Monro. Dm- time later
#
.
11r or the first Drummond spoke of the neertzity
season,
possibly
with
ed
by
the
Finance
Committee g u sts reporting a barometer n
lution requesting President Cool- Monroe bridge.
trirt, on the question of $5.>,<>00
Tho committee appointee! yesUr- bond
u
view
of
locating
permanently.
agreeing
to
the
reduction
In tha lag of 20.60 inches. Another
idgc
to
invite
the
committee
of
Issue. The money frem that
Machado,
turbsnee is developing over
^ . w}|| get in touch with the issue is expected to la* used (or Mr. White stated.
which the outlined. Homo of the maximum rata from 40 to 20 per Mississippi
"’fthcru Por anthracite operators and miners, j ,1
valley and the
cent and adiliug $23,000,000 to the
couiit
y'
cunmiisslonera
of
Volusia
which
.broke
uJff
m
eetings
yestcr
new
buildings
and
rr|»»rs
to
other
world's
greatest
musieul
celebri
train, ‘lay, to meet a t the W hite House, County, it was said, and attem pt
Lake
region.
reduction
approved
by
the
Hou»<il
The
pigment
carmine
was
dis
ties are to appear in Hanford dur
structures in Lake Monroe and
night,
Tho southern storm, the
covered accidentally.
. ing thc season, according to Mr*. through greeter cute in the retes
Bfrrrvd with 'VM introduced by Sanator Cope U iron not the question.
p*°i**
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
:.
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applying on incomes between $24,- says, will advance northern
Drummond,
and
the
Kiwanians
at the land. Democrat of H tm ;Yorki
^ H a lifa x
."rakSd t o T h e l , a ^ r i | 2 2 6 > d
n - J t e g og* with great Increased Intertill
It wilt h» a ttended Us ■
ut
Daytona.
Beach
has
been
abol
who comto each cntertoinmcnL The club ref
th aW**
ripUaikm. .
•
'ponded by subscribing 60 llcktto c“ " ,nbor*
■wa» instrucished.
t*
‘ **
These senators determined that I Heavy Haear fur New England
pi the first event, which Is to be
J® the PortIfeuvq sneer la probable in jf l
maximum rate bo Ju rreased to at
ngUnd during
held Friday evouipg in thc Munici least
29 per re n t and white ’hr- lions of New England,
pal Jfall.
20 per sent an the a- Pennsylvania and New 1
J; V. Marentelto told tbe assem reptinifitho
mount of Income in excess of $100,- weather will be geoen
TALLAHASSKE. Feb. 3.-U P)— f o r a sunpleiaeptoi contract.
bly
th
a
t
with
thg
completion
of
the
Under the supplemental contract
tentative'agreem ent was resch*
OOu, aa provided by tho bill, they Thursday goat M th e
8AN FRANCISCO. Feb. 3 .-(1 h ed todsy between the state and tiie it i« proposed
to have the books work now under construction a t a s k . th a t higher rates be applied river.
pro
P°sl*l Receipt* tor the Sanford
the
Princess
Theater,
tha
seating
state depository
Wind, rain
on incomes over thpt amount,
publishing house, a t a apecial
office totalled $5,008 fo r the month —
Tem perature win
todsv to hsrrass the entire racnic meeting
ksoaviUe. and thence direct capacity of Sanford's picture graduating the Male up to 26 per sight in th a Ohio vail
of the board of com ndauf January, showing a gain of $L- roast from Seattle to San Diego.
houses
will
have
doubled
during
the
J»*—
rent on incomes of $500,000.
5ioner* of state in stitutton^ tor to tho county superintendents for
or 34 per cent over the figure*
and tb* South Atlantic aa
Live* were at stake, much prop- distribution of th# free tex t book# distribution to the studrnte. Instead past aix months. Mr. H orentette
to obuin a r * January 1025. according to an
Gulf states and fro st in |
•iso
spoke
of
plana
fo
r
road
a
t
*rida Fair, announcemmt made today by J. erty ha* been destroyed, and ah P; to Florida school# M the next of to local agent*, with a saving tractions and other features design
ae f a r south a a aorlhern
D badly disrupted • * * ««•»• term.
of
10
percent
over
the
retail
wimnd. U f ’ U»B. puetmaster. Jan u ary busiStorm waring# a te di
;■
ed to please patrons of the theater
i f the furious assaulU of the wind*
1 ««U $10 loU
The announcement came e fte r It orice fo r the state.
north
of Wilmington. N.
amounted to 14^84.
which
the
company
isendeavor!Ing
had been feared by a number of , Tho board agreed to order us
too, M auk, and email a
evidence* of yesterday
At sea a dozen or bo larger ship* officials th at the free text kook brie m em r books'*#**^nds in the treas- to bring to Sanford, lie intim ated
8T. LOUIS,' Feh. IL—(iD—The Ings ’ from Wilwtngtoi
* Incr*aaad business durS S a -permit,
L L il. thereby
thereby dlm
ellmithe storm
l that within a year or two this city body
fair today, m* the post
passed a t the IMS session of the nry ’Jwould
Florida.
yeas
is
shown
by
the
of P aul-B errittteri, 40, be
may
hpvc
a
theater
with
a
seating
many
*m_*llcr
c
ra
ft
were^U
J[wc#
nating
any
possibility
of
financial
•n the large
legislature, would be inopw stlre
capacity
of
2J,00.
lieved
by
police
to
have
been
a
Oy a group pf ■mount receded from the sale of
berause of existing contract# with lees to the publisher# in shipments
AFTER M1LLI
Talk* "by A. P. Connelly, J . G. bootlegger, was found late last
M
Rtam ps fo r the past
He 'topped months"
19 large publishing houses of the on which they could receive no Shuron and T. L. Dumas, #U past night In a partly filled mash y at
said Mr. iialL
PORTLAND. Ma»w,
» ^ a in the
—Henry D. Hummel,
Gun ^ U.n,C1U ry *tnmpa sold a«nThe commissioners, it wss said, presidents of tha club, ware also in a shed near his hum* here.
the meeting of th f board and
10 recoup mmted
Mt today’s program.
to $2475^5 t b u January
Eterrittieri is thought to have baking cert, is gro
y * managed and to $546.72 last January. These
„uhlixhcr* «h‘* m u n iin g .T t wok will, hold a m eatier e t some Bdere
Entertainment epos furulnhed by been overcome by fumee from tba
1*mlienee.
lecidixi to bare couneol fa r th f 1 dote to work out all details of tbe
toppled over jn to th e huge
■»• used on various buri* J;o 'p .iW north o f b * t. I»«t nl«hl- latter end AUococy General J. I*. distribution a fte r which the spp- an orchestra, "Th*.Louisiana Ttour
e**ia_ on the
bodora*
and
by
M
^
$
|]
r
M
«Y
Rnae.1
'g
allo n v at sad drowned ]n in London, ‘
plemental
contract#
will
be
present
, . «ariv totby ST«lrrnd ,.re* 1
tnuisactimi
Johnson drew up w ritten term* of
j
u
v
e
n
s
t
a
g
e
r
'
'
of hU owa liquor,
T b ," u n im S U tr .
,rodu«U procedure designed to have the way ed to th e publishers lot signature*.
a-Jll
u m
i
IZtaarkaie,” the pn»tm «pq- sta te d ., 450,000 bicycles in 1U* L
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8
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West Palm Beach
Storm Beginning In
T e x a s Advances
To Georgia Tuesday
CARL WOLF MAYTENNESSEE MEN
BE SECURED FORON TRIP ARRIVE
; ocalychapterIhere tomorrow
MEETINGOFGOAL
.-DELEGATESAGAIN
“H ENDS IN FAILURE
2,800 ACRETRACT
NEAR MONROE IS
TOBEDEVELOPED
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a•. . u K I f I ..1 .
Board Will Receive
Bids For S c h o o l
Kiwanians Pledge
Capital
City
Man
Commissioners To Bond Issue March 9
Buys Sanford Lots Support To Woman
Investigate Tolls
Club Music Plans
O it-w iin ty B riag eri^ ed
wco.ooo m bond-.
Party Lines Wavering
In Senate Eight Over
Tax Reduction Bill
Tip Sale
>Uar Lots
Differences Between State And Book
Postal Receipts For
Publishers. Are Tentatively Settled
January Show Gain Wir./lTaTn And Snow
Of Over 34 P erC ent Continues In West
•fttSEf
A
Body Of BooUegger
Found In Mash Vat
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Plymouth w ill b * only a min
ute. or two, or thro* from
t k h beautllul lako where
bethint I,c llltle s w ill bo
ptovidad ior those w io dw ell
ia thla marvelous pleasurerlty.
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come with hir fam
ily to live in Flor'ddn will find no
p l^ tc, more inviting than
( » Tttount Plymouth. f\Tcn who
eelcctcd this highland-labe
region for u jilcasutc «:ity
and invented thejr own
money in its development,
arc regarded a-, foremost in
business and. financial cir
cles in Orange county, O r-’
lando, and the state of Flor
ida.
W ith
m iles o l short
llao girdling |Ui natural
la b s .lt d Ir o n springs under-'
ground, boating w ill be a
charming diversion lor every
m em ber «t tbs I trail y to lartliaats ns to own a hem * In
thla borough o l Igvoliaets. ,
k . ViV-Fi .4t«>
This is not a promoter’s
dream nor manipulator’s
scheme to lure the unwary
into a speculator’s trap. It
ia sound to the core.
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4;
WTA.
With rod and r e e l the
engler with his ctn o t w ill
llnd t il the thrill In P ly
mouth la k e the enthusiast
could desire. S tocked with
black blast, b t w ill
not lik ely ko disappointed
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Mount Plymouth lota is not
solicited on promise of a
fabulous fortune to be made
overnight. To be sure, there
will be profits—big profits,
no doubt- -but whatia really
wanted rnost is "(Ho*substan
tial man of family who will
buy here, . . . and build.
This eptirc region is so
•vory substantial, the coun
try surrounding it so fertile
and prolific of fruits, ferns
and garden truck that it al
ways has and always will
, b« the "Solid Central Secion o f Florida."
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Lots—both business and .
residence— are offered now
a t such surprisingly low
prices that rapid enhance-'
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P latt-lotted deer in the
W ekiwa P ivot fo r est; wild
turkey. gusli t o d other game
native to thla region, aro
plentiful eaaugh to give aay
apart sms a a ll the ahootlmg
ha tan detiro Im season. I t
la galy I m iles tram Vaunt
Plym outh to thin happy hunt
ing grounds.
T h e
de
<;Oifr.g, tennis, rowing, swimming,
1 1f Snd-at Mount Plj/mouth the
orTia hns no champion in
v r r i b t o r jiq j a
>
v e r it
the ^vl
The men who:::: \'
pleasure city of the fifor those whose predh i
ycat round.
in M o u n t P l y m o u t h a
Ln ' ° s n o r t s t h e w i d e s t l a t it u d e
* ‘ tie o p e n lu lls a n d d e l l s t h e w h o le
'They are building r
house surmounting’ the
homes—to be, that whl
4 ^ miles of as entrant:.'r
known to he.
r,
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; 1Kl :j t u r q u o i s e l a k e w ith
_d w .u ji a ; g a m t y fis h a s b a s s a re
{ o u r O o o r wway
^ iv
.A n c?
N o t in som e re m o te sectio n m iles-aw ay
but t ig h t a t you r d oorw ay is filt nporty
g o lfjc o u rse o f 13 l\oles tlia t w ill a ilo rd you
the fu lle st e n jo y m e n t o f such a t;am c. En«ginepr^thby Tjnc p f-0»e forenv u ”g o lf a r c h i
te c ts and m ain tain ed by a sp ecial reserve
funq fo r th a t purpose.
F#om your front or b ack piazza, in sound
of yjiur voice, is a la k e as p ictu resqu e and
Free to Property
Owners
^rty nvners. Tlic privilege of the ciubhnusi, the golf links, the lakes, the ten*
sis ourts, is extended freely to every
resid nt here. A special maintenance
fund for the upkeep of house, crcunds
and waters is set asido from the sale of
:nce no assessments.
r.f construction) a magnificent club
'' l!ifJ i-C^",ans*Vt: arcna o f beautiful
m h ^ n p ' i ° nC >vi11 :,cc in t h ' 9 s ta te . Swimw atew w in mfS ° r ,m Qtor b o a tin g in these
P lym outh
‘U
. ' T lx rc^ e " t s o f Mount
could wish f o - T'inCZV° US- as S e lc c t as onC
nim rod who n n r ll t pi? vatC e s t a t c ’ T he
il.ty's catch a in ! " ^ ^
WlU COUnt hlS
outside
witC SC P
i ° m c x P erienced
I-I of I. Florida
Waters.
v M rt
th is lake
,< i '
W alers- F no rr o^vor.il
se v e ra l years
big-moutii hlad- l" stocked w ith sm all and
Lja" k b^ s , and fished but little.
Hunting 3 Mil
Distant
The Wchiwa River (ore»i
miles from Mourn Plymouth ,
soon will be reached by a Pl
vard right from yQur j 00fV/
v/tld turkey, quail, possum. , '
other native game provide »('
«ny huntsman properly armc‘
Vi
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Oertnis
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ry xl?’-
Tennis count near »*#
tilth heua* will ht « m •/
Ik* iaetutes •/ tkit marvel0tm pityf u n d pit ce amsag
tke kill, sad |,t«i W sumay
riaeida. tt U saver tes cold
tm Mount Plymouth to /•.
■w in
M tt Im outdoor <rvu •/
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Sectional Rivalry Will Lend
Interest To Yacht Club*sBig
Regatta PlannedFor Feh. 2 6
r e s s
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Over 11,dOOBills
Are Before Solons
feb. 3.
rep
ressed
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—(/PI
—The difficulties entuuntered
ih CbnjrrrsH In' trying to keep
its heml above the flood of prooosats by its M l members Is
ntfiklnfely'* Htuatrfcted * by the
cold stattetfei of what boa boon
accepted in the two months of
present nosaien.
Sitteh operilhc day hh' Dec. 7,
M k tiM rilM 'ft bill^ have been
introduced and Just thred haire
passed (hmn?h nil of thb stages
necossnry, before they become
the low. They nro mcnsureit
authorizing
construction
of
bridges across n a v i g a b l e
Streams.
" •
•, The only piece of legislation
of importance to reach Presi
dent Coaiigc is the joint reso
lution appropriating $50,000 to
defray the expenses-of Amortran participation in the prelim
inary disarmament * conference
ut. Geneva.
.V* P. Davis' fust racing craft
which niptum! many honors re
cently in South *Florida speed boat
Model City Crenled Bv Tex- events may come to Snnfonl for
tile Manufacturer, ‘Awaits participation hi tho local Yacht
. Uis Last Homecoming Fol i i 1* big regatta to be held on
» »
Feb. 20 for prices
lowing Suicide At Daytona totalling » ,.000. according • to n
statement made by club officials
this morning. Negotiations have
Rose farom Cook To
•H n o d C n W llW>
.been carried on with Mr. Davis
Mead bU Million Firm fo,r thc ,M
lHt several weeks, offic-
• ■*
stated, nnd it is believed from
i+n
f t r r 1;?
arasses
• vv
J C',n" t ,,t led Early be able to bring at least two of
n cd n e sd a y A tF lo rid a ltcs o rt 1
rcccrs here for the nll-riay
--------: aa-’ct. which will feature sail bout
ANDOVER, Mass., Feb ,t _(a>>: races *n addition to numerous
—Tills city awaits with sorrow the »cn*n
l',ubi“ cru‘sers, speedInst homecoming of William m if- [* of t,lp ,)(»dgc water typo pud
Wood, outstanding figure in (Iio | ,Khrr lowered shells of hydrotextile industry, who ended hi* lif,.' p"VJ? design.
YVcilnesilny morning at Duvtona .. , ,
nn,d 1>a*m ,lc:u,i rarer.-.
Bench, Pin.
"
a |l,«nt linve Iwcn entered will rcteive strong
competition' from
h ,
- S A W ;w
oof E ; ; ! : w“ !i"J 8 X 5 ^ 1^
Z k..r ,! s »
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ed, 300
‘••y, of the regatta Is okpcctcd to
lend « state-wide interest to thn
*, K *f» J» d result in thousands of
viMtnrx^frnni every " section of
Florida, congregating here to cnioy the races, mammoth fireworks
display, formal Invitational ball at
the Hotel Forrest Laka and other
arouHvmcnt features planned.
T R E E S DAMAGED
while tho official opening of the
club was observed several weeks
BY STORM WHICH
ago with-the inrtallntlon of finnl
HITS HERE TODAY
equipment and furniture, the act
ual functioning of tho organisa
tion as a niatcrinl factor in the
Tho wind storm, which hit the
development of tourist life or this
city about 3 o’clock this morn
community will date from the re
ing, did considerable damage to
gatta nhil fiesta to be staged on
trees, shrubbery and telephone
Feb. 2(1, Commodore Emory said. Action Balnnced Hy Boost wires in addition to roofs of
Among other entries from this
In The Corporation Levy; small houses, according to re
immediate section aro the follow
Division Of Parly Lines ports received this morning.
ing fast boats from Mt. Dora,,
The small building for the
Follows Committee Report
.•’ll of which are of tho lf»-V class:
Bureau of Antmualogy, in tlus
“Ni7_
courso of construction on the
— ** llaby,” (B-flfl), .lack |
o „ iv ,r .^ v r 'w ,
Simpson -nnd S. Saddler; “ Hind-' „ WASHINGTON, Feb. & <(/P))
lot south of the courthouse, was
er Boy'*, (11-7(1), Harry Backua I
of the capital stock tux nnd
blown three feet front Ha foun
and S. Edmunds; “ Miss P lu to ",'BM increaso'of one percent in the dation and considerably damaged.
I rt-711), II. w. Willett nnd W .1
12 1-2 percent corporation
The highest velocity reached
V “Miss
- J S Plymouth,”
53
Fowler:
(11-72),! tevy to bnlance this action was vot- by tl.e wind was at about 4 o'
Davc Roger* and Kdwan) Bccn.un. « i today by the senate in dispos clock when radio norinls and tele
ing of Hr first controversial item
phone wires it. several sections
in the tax reduction hill.
of tho city snapped und been mo
The proposal, which was recom entangled.
mended by the finance committee,
City officials report very lit
divided tho senate on party lines,
tle damage to the parks in tho
Democrats voting almost solidly
limits of the city ..ml to tho
ngainst the increase in the corpor trees along the lake front. The
ation tax, which was approved 42 latter nru well braced with up
to 35. Repeal of the capital stock
rights to protect them from
levy, however, then was approved,
winds which might sweep across
75 to 4.
the lake or from the south.
Although other fights nro In
Y’urious estimates place the
Chumhcr Of Commerce Will prospect, this is expected to prove velocity of the wind nt figures
Drescnt Cclary At Stnlion about tho only one along strictly ranging from- 30 to 40 miles per
And Escort Visitors On A party lines. Before the day was hour.
wer East Coast
TAX ON CAPITAL
STOCK REPEALED
BY SENATE VOTE
Property Damage Aa
. Result Of Twister
Gariy Hour Today la
More Than $750,000
m
H avoc Played A t
W est Palm B each
Storm Beginning Ih
T e x a s A d van ces
To Georgia Tuesday
' W EST PALM BEACH, Flo.
Full. 3
(A P ).— 9 no w l d i«
tlciul, Hcorca nru injured and
300 arc hnmelcaa in tho wako
of a hurricane which swept 11
duvnMtntinff p n t h ' through
Green Acres, two miles west
of Lake Worth nt dnwn thl«
morning after leaving u scar •
from u minor lash of its fury,
which he
min *
---------- --------- ■
—»— •
merger wliich
ho conceived
conceived in 118110
nnd actively directed until Ids re
tirement two ycurs ago. The com
pany, with 00 plants in various
cities and employing -10,000 n,,r.
sons, has dominated the inilustr.
At Andover, Wood lavished a
M
fortune upon the project nearest
his heart—Shnwshccn Village, u
in West Palm Beach.
1, M l,
settlement of model homes for mill
Principal damage in W cst'I’alni
workers that included n beautiful
Bench was tn oight tent huinra uU
of the
town hall, a postoffice, a dance hull Texas Man I h Recommended
smith Georgia Avenue,' muth of
Bv Merrill Hroivn As Good
pHn*
nnd 11 theater. Shnwsheen was the
tho garilctis, and to tho Mack
r ,t in
realization of the dream of a life,
Extv .-live With Organizing
Truck Company, destroying build,
place
time, hut it was to have iiincn to
lugs nml motors. Th« maiming
Motorcade About The City. numnjr
ovpr’ thcniHolvCfl
|V,th I’art,M
h"‘l
,,iv,.,.,p',
Experience And Initiative
April,
on
tho
question
do with the tragic turn events
twister played havoc to Ufa and
the
were to take.
of surtax reduction, the “regulars”
hkr 'the I
-------property In Green Acres, a sub£
Following recommendations in-1 A party of 100 representatives of each supporting n cut in the
faUred I Hope Of Settlement Vanishes
Moved Office (o Shn« sheen
division
occupied mostly by Laka
vn.
field
i
1.
,
01
»-ammerce
...
mnximu,n
rn
e
from
traduced hy Merrill Brown, field' fr" m Chambers of Commerce it. maximum rate from 40 to 20 perripsntz, j When Deadlocked Parley Is
Worth people and ll«j Palm Reach*
Mr. Wood, not satisfied with his
both
sides
of
cs. Twenty houses worn demoU
i C" , ”.n
mnking Shnwsheen a community secretary of f. Y. M. C, A- from ;l nn plc(.(. ,,nn(1 tli c to arrive at I % n \
and j Closed Tuesday Night With center for his workers, conceived Jacksonville, at a meeting oT
for a higher
lshed und the monetary dufnnyo
Sanford
g
of
'he
s.mfnrd
in
the
morning
on
an
hd*
....
,
....1,
Each Side Blaming Other
were
maximum rnte applying on the
was estimated
unofficially a t
the
plan
of
moving
the
company's
j
local
Y.
M.
C.
A.
directorate
held
vertising
tour
of
Florida,
will
he
main
1750,000.
*general office l.ere, anil in doing this morning in the director', room *," ' t^'*p view of the limited time higher incomes.
ops marWith a vote apparently near on
Lillie Insurance Carried
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3.—^
so. a rift was made between him
entertained n* completely ns is
1acre
Little or no lp»ja waa ca r.
of the Seminole County Ban.:, U|v. t h e party can spend here, the important surtux schedule, n Syndicate Headed Hy E. G.
.mil I.is business associates.
—
FuilUre
ban
marked
the
latest
ef
recess was inkiu until tomorrow
an and
ried, it was rumoroB. Some of tb*
was
decided
to
extend
through
Mr.
Secretary
It.
W.
Pcarmui.
of
the
At
the
same
time
ill
health
be
Norton Will Stib-DizHe Ah- house:* wore flimsy frame affkjra
cavalry, fort to end the tong drawn out an- came more frequent and played nn Brown n formal invitation to ('•■ local commerce body announced to- when Cjinirnmn Smoot of the fin
rral hun- thracito strike. Hopes of n settle- increasing important par;
ance
committee,
in
charge
of
tho
to
r* FariltKlArttoJSWP’ Five that would havo withstood an orin A. YVolf, of HuiU County, Toxae,; ‘bl,v ‘
nient of tho struggle which has
hill, announced that he would keep
ry gat.
gala with 6om« difficulty,
Innry
Acre
I'lotH For
.utlon i.’im
Wood's
life.
More
,
than
a
dor.cn
to come to Sanford for the pur-1 Arrivn::: at the station about M the senate in session for another
trogvd in [rnused. an unprccontcd shortage of
built onea
More substantially
1
times
during
the
years
1022,
1023.
pose of organizing a local Y". M. I ”'cl'v’k in the morning, the delegu- six hour day in an effort to speed
drawing ; hard coni and idleness, suffering
on
imIJoc
weathered
tho
storm
op
aqfiurfhMJ
One of thu largest nnd most com! tn*'» 'r.veling under the nuspicet of j up action on the incasure.
kb and' “>n«ng the 158,000 miners since and 1021 he suffered illness of C. A. chapter.
(i «i|. leiri
lots to those demolishci).
K-uviug
pirhcnsively
planned
agricultural
various
natures,
and
many
times
Mr.
Brown
.lescrihrd
Mr
Wolf
i
tbc
.vooxvilie
Chamber
of
Coin-1
their JS cp L -1, vanished when a conferk Ioit fam
Another move looking toward developments in this soction of the appearance o f frcaklali
fane lea
lie
was
forced
to
deny
rumors
that
night'vnee of m inen and operators emlns a man of exceptional personal- ,nc,ri'c will ho presented with bunch- j encoding up will ho taken tomorin abput
about 100
in
a
wuul
path
that
was
Florida
was
announced
today
hy
a
ly ns uii organizer Bh
ct’*crV attractively row by the finance
p.n.1
H
it were ri* In disagreement last night. It ids resignation was impending.
Ity with ability
flnunce epuunittcu
cpi
syndicate of northern capltAll-xts sot wfldo In a cleon trend.
The supreme blow to his hope and as an executive with years a t wraf.pcd in fancy
packages_covered
|tic rebels wn* the third conference since the
which will meet to consider more .who have com* to Sanford for the
r.
r
_
Seven
families
were
msdo
home*es anu
for "happiness came, however, in
in w.n-t,
»n ,nf- wHh pictures
und literature dt than 40 amendments to’.tlm bill
strike-began.
Uss In WriUuPalm Reach Whci\-th«
the death of his favorite son, llt.iy -Jn*r, r C °
k
1
, Mrihmg its cultivation oml packing which have been .submitted in the liu r >11*0 dJ laib-dividlng and lift- , ol*M AfW/houzob-were dcn'.royed.
orted
| Kach side blamed Iho other. John , v..„.i
InXr hu lift, nr <n
cr.i-y.ig 2fc00 aof#».o< rich d*Kr
A campaign comittee cninir.i'nl 1 After hrcahfnst, the visitors will hoppe that some agreement can be land two piiles west of tho Luk^. One.iHV.he tent’ was unoccupied,
with assisting Mr. Wnlf in "organ- he loaded Into cars and escorted reached to avoid ‘cnglhy discus lYIonroe bridge.
Thr m jtred licrc were taken to
■
, s ^ hlI . ? U.Umio 11022. Mr. Wood never fully recov- izution work in the event that he {on n tour, of the city und its bark sion.
[ twdrporB.^
Uoud Sanuritau hyspitai for treat*
The
tract,
which
is
known
to
":> lor r
6uV U, loC,k- 'cred ' from the 'shock. Billy"Cor ncccptH the
hen* " A* ap* fpunfty nf celer> fields untl oKin^c ■ Y'olcing the opposition of Demo many here as tho John Jacob Aslor nient.
. <
h* position
pi
ami the ouL
Mnj. YV. Y\. Inghs, chnirmtan
had been close to his lather,
crats to the proposed Increase in Grunt, will bo cut in approximate
Thu Mark Truck C‘om|)any‘s two
[ rilling a of he operators negotiating com- » ^ ,,0 , hls HOn wouM heB(j tho pointed hy Chairman Fori .■*( Luke lands.
Imped
Returning at 10 otlock, the del the corporation tax, which (lie bill ly 500 fivu aero garden farms, ac block houses on South uoorgi*
ns follows: S. O. Chase. Forre.t
mittee,Jisscrted that Mr. Lewis had who
great company some day.
Lake, S. R. Dighlon. YV. R. Smith, e g a te will leave to resume their would muko effective on corpora cording to present plans, und ex Avenue vtero cevedJn and two par
fctf working rejected everything,
Son Itig Help to Father
tour of Florida points.
tion Incomes of 1025, Senator Sim- tensive cultivation of celery und lor ta r busses, valued at $1|,(KK)
(i. F. Smith and J . G. Sharon.
rinccrvd an
"We shall submit* our proposals
It was Billy who had brought
In commenting on Iho arrival of I moqs of North Carolina, ranking other locally grown produce will ho each, were smushed. ’Hireo trucka
An early reply from Mr. Wnlf itoiicnt quick , to our employees and the people his fiber in closer touch with the
Democrat on the finance commit- sponsored und encouraged by the also were destroyed.
j thee .party,
- Secretnry
.- R.
. Y\\. Pear-1
_
Ticnt with ,,f t),t, anthracite region and ask mill workers than ever before and |expected. Secretary L.-C. nehoji
■* not■ man of the locul Chamber o f Com- tee, argued it was unfair to inaKe ow ners. H. G. N orton, of Havana,
The path of the storm was south*
said
today,
and
in
case
he
wit*
*11 Plac-ud them to judge the fairness of our it w as he who was partly instru
merec, said today that offleiuln of thu inert-use retroactive since llu- Calm, \V. YV. Snyder of RocLflclil,. wou.eriy.
From YVest Palm Beach
,
l.m
course," the Mujor uddedf He would mental in building Shuwsheen. tn accept tin: local post Mr. Brown hit organization were particularly repeal of the capital stock tux III.,
und
C.
A.
Butterfield
of
Ihu|
U
southwestward
to Green
will
continue
his
sourch
for
a
com
,5kS beei. „ot elucidate this atatement hut 11121 the elder Wood resigned from
desirlous of impressing the visi would not become effective until ton, Muss. Mr. Snyder and Mr. 1 Acra*. leaving un almost impaa**:
petent
man.
m' "my referred to-.the “blind determina- the enterprise he had created and
Butterfield huve estublinhod |»or- idble task for operatives of civic
‘All preliminary plans huv. been tors with .Sanford's agricultural Jutm 30 of this year.
I'fx* dm -jtj„n „f
i^wis to force his will although ill health was given n.«
possibilities
und
opportunities
for
Senator
Smoot
replied
that
Hie
nuinent homes in Sanford wTih •'dganlsatloria,
physiclana^ and
mn.iig of 0.. us and tho people of this coun- the reason for the resignation, re- completed by tho directors." Mr. the honieseckcr.
chungo would not force enrporu- t hi-1r families. Offices have been min.es rushed from Lake Worth,
Bchnul said," and we can make no
in no cu.su-1try,"
j
‘I take this occasion to urge as tiyn» to pay any more taxes this opened nt 112 1-2 Park Avenue. ,
jK.rts persisted that un internal definite progress now until an ac
Quartern In Klan Unit,
co n flict of policies surroupnding tive secretary well versed io Y. M. many Sanford residents a.i imssildu i ycnr thnn they would under the
The Aslor grant fronts four and i Quarters for women andchlWren
carlv ve*
Brings Gloom to Families
to he on hand to ustdsi. us in wel present law, and insisted if the u half miles on the St. Johns ltiw-r were estabilshcd first In the Klan
nliciul Vie-1 News of the disruption brought ShaWsheer. in which development
A. work is secured to oignnizo coming
this purly here," Mr. Pcur- coriHiratiiiii levy were not in innd is mid to be Id.-ully located for . 'u'11 •» Lake YYorth, and latcr pru- , , ‘
a r.’.id j ; gloom among tho thousands «>f in- plans hud played a large part, wus the local membership.”
niuu said, “nnd I hope that the creased aw proposed the provision garden farming "that requires » ii " »u"> were, made for sloepiug
lighout it!,, habitants of the 500 square miles also u factor.
same co-operation and unselfish would cause a $00,000,000 loss to ubundant supply of flowing water, j quarters for men.
i;m
YVood spent money liberally upon
rack if t h J o f territory comprising the Pennservice that made yesterday's pro Iho government this culendar year. 1 Development ac tivity of the prep- . . 1J‘"*,vy , r« ln accompanied the
his
hotnc
hetc.
YYHthin
the
years
' 1sylvatjitt hard cool fields. Many
gram so succgakful will ba in evi
erty has already commenced, Mr. '“ k1' wln.lHhe shrieking of W h i c h ! "
[rulslucd nnd j miners have suffered hardships for he bnilt a private theater and lake.
dence tomorrow," •
Snyder stated this morning, and JT'1?, punctured at Intervals .. by
Continued
on
page
two.
ling three '
und soup kitchens have bocu
the
first section of muhII farina will lightning flushes. The deluge rsaJf
. aiuj (Vd. |establiahcd. Many merchants in
probably he offered ut uttructive heaviest in the wind-path, and le ft
Capital City Man
civilian:. "umoroUs cities urc suffering heavy
prices nometimo in the near future Green Acres u sea ut mucky n.ud.
|'ip a position losses and there are muny bank
to carefully selected nrospects who The condition made the reljef
Buys
Sanford
Lots
ruptcies.
•
.
,
•awn o', the
are exjiected to contribute nuiterial- measures more difficult and slow. <
The
date
for
receiving
bids
on
vcr n[i|Kiaito
"Tbo oparotora demamL arbitra
ly; to ..tho agriruUural wealrir-qL
Ih* Ban ford- srh dofdT* If tcCT pre- - Looif Awasld, prrshWnt of Hits
Thrr.-itrn-d tion nnd proposo to" keep the mines
tills dislnet.
posed
issue
of
$450,000
in
bonds
omWnahiiigton
Rapid
Transit*
(’
m,up sur- closed until u portion of Inc popu
The Kiwuiiis Flub today beard
Surveyors are ut work laying out Injured were caught in their
iiiteli representatives
haH been set for Mar. 0 by the p.iny and the warhhigton Cu„.
or
womans
•» m«mmg. lation Htarvcs. It is . certainly a
of the YVonimi's
the
five ucro plots, und cicuring, houses, however. Few of them hod
Board
o
f
Education,
which
inet
ompany. accomimn.ed b/ h.n■wife, (,|||b a
for Huppart „r tl„ ,r
’ Ike rein is locknut if such cv<4 existed lit the
plowing uiql tiling him been ulait- risen for the dny when \he storm
A t the county commissioner's yesterday in the office of (’ounty
the move- history of American Industry," Mr. meeting yesterday, the matter of
klaslrd its first warning.
i l . I1',0. J T ' 1 J J 'i. Timid iv fuluro m" ‘' il'ul prottrams, talks by ed, Mr. Snyder said.
Superintendent of Public, Instiur- Ins private
secretary, lift r "
govern I visitor-) nml by three past
Lewis cald.
('lad only in their night ciothoa,
free bridges was again brought un tion, T. W. Uiwton.
for hU home after spending sevwal 'i d e n t s of the dub, und an arwtl.tfd.
there wun u mod accno of confu *
The American flag was in the nml a committee was appointed to
At
a
recent
meeting
of
the
board,
1 **cii dccl.tr. conference room, sent hy a person investigate the. rumor
nglcc with
‘.hS..r.“l T : « ® ri& : l.u m by J. I*. M«rent«-lte. Milano Party Lines Wavering Cried of pain mingled
that the
"I a number not revealed, accompanied hy u caul state hud ordered the abolishment bids for the issue were rejected uft- vi sligating local business posslhil Theater manager, on the future
wind
and
with
the
•tin radical reading: “The American flag has of the toH charges on the Monroe rr a .survey of the market wui com itlcs Tn general
plans for Sanford theatricals by In Senate Fight Over shrieks of mothers necking children
While
in
Iho
city
Mr.
Arnold)
vis
pleted;
nnd
it
was
decided
to
uwai
under
Tax Reduction ^Bill t.mong \thd dehriti
tiridge oml other bridges in the a more favorable time before uguin ited hi* old friend, I<. E. YVhite, tho interests he represents.
>k>. frm,i the ulwuys stood for arbitration."
i a— ■ .
Mrs. Henry YY'ight, president of
who lives oh French Avenue, and
"eS’ Novtir,
I calling for bkis.
Increases
In Intensity
Jt was stated by some of tli- I Upon the recommendation of «»c through hls uaslstancc made sever-,,the Woman's tyub, und Mrs. Don
Would Force Action
WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.—fA’l—
“ Ytfbrr. Iwtli
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 .
members of the commission that I board’s legal counsel the issue is ul large Investment! in city real es ald I*. Drummond, chairman of the ‘Party lines were wavering today
YVASH1NGTON.
Feb.
3.—</P>.*•"ern ,* the
dub’s music department, upiceurcd in tbo Renatq fight over reduction* The weather bureau repqrt
ta t e ,
sin. prevailed A move to force action on a bill it was their understanding when to again be offered.
before the members today with an in surtax rates, which apply on morning doclnrea that tho dial
designed to relievo the anthracite*
A special session-will j>e hold in
Ji wtrun.vnt situation was begun today in tho
* « - v .n o U, n u
feu. Incppioa over' $10,000 in considera arum that waa general off
'(.In bouse by Representative Boylnn, e b u ie s . the practice wooldI auto- the late afternoon of Feb. 13 W v wun Mmora-a ■Mwjgtc ,7 « * l t„rea which are scheduled t v prr tion of tha tax reduction bill.
Texas coast Tuesday morning,
tion
as
a
distributing
cciilcr,
and
|
w
,,.,tnifnn
in
this
citv*
under
tho
rnnviiss the rysulft of the election
"Regulars" of tho two parties, advanced to Georgia with a co
niatically be stopped, but the toll which is to be held on ttie prcced^ lh<y Democrat of New York.
rebels
Ut^rnthiiT^nG^r,
or th
(h.!B
fir»t uu*I,iccr'
of their
Mr*, xdlmring to tho compromise reach arable ipereas* in Intenalsty,
Almost at the same time, a reso was still being collected nt tho ing day in the Lake Monrw I s* rime
thno later
this wlnti r or
j Cfiret
|)runimonj
gp«,itoorganization.
of the necessity
*«.tionally
Committee K ta reporting a barometer i
lution requesting President Cool- Monroe bridge.
part of next season, possibly with ) f j j rM^pt.ratlon in order to ed by the Finsuce
__ . _ trirt, on the question of
r did.
of 20.00 inches. Another,
agreeing
to
tho
reduction
In tha
Tho
committee
appointwl
tdge to invite
the
committee of
in rik c
M i a VYMIllllIVkVV
«•
J no C
w H I I I I 'V
----- . . 7yesUr- bond issue.
The money from that
K ^ tnxuMnl[y’ .successfully ‘.teg. tb** program maximum rate from 40 to 20
i fr-.J^hado, anthracite operators and minors, (^
per turbancc te developing over
wj(| get in touch with the issue Is expected te be used for Mr. White stated.
_
! which she outlined. Homo of the
osrdwru pnr
Mississippi valley and the
’
;
,, i world's greatest musical colvbri- cent and addiug $23,000,000 to the
H*c«il train, which broko off meetings yestcr- county commissioners of Volusls new buildings and repairs to other
Tha pigment cartnlnu was d l s - l ^ aro * U|)|icar in Sanford dur- reduction approved by tha .-House Lake region.
'» y . to meet at the YVhlte House, County, it was said, and attempt structlires In l^ike Monroe und
J J * n,Kbt.
Tho southern sfbrm, the
'iron out the question.
covered oecldehtelly.
|Ing
tntf tho season,
M-ason. according to Mrs. through greater cuta,1n tae rate*
[y h rrrd with wps introduced by Senator Cope
applying on incomes hoivioen $24,- says, will advance non*
Reports state that the to> on I**0'**
Drummond, and the Ki wantons U
«U at the land. Democrat of Now ;Yo»k;
M) and tlOU.OOO, are ni^eting igi- with great increased- lot
the bridges cresring the Halifax
were asked to give Uieir aupport .H.sition
from both afdsa'ef the
ut
Daytona.
Beach
has
been
abol
to
each
entertainment.
The
club
rewho con..
rhambor.
D
C
I
f
n
t
V
M
U
M
S
k
v
4
M
I
U
:
ponded
by
subscribing
60
tiekbU
1Was instrucished.
These senators determined thxt 1Heavy Hapw far Now
t» the PortIhcldVriday ovoplog In the Munlcl* maximum rate hojnrreased U> at
"eland during
Win, Rain And Snow
least 29 per cent end . while "ge: pal Hall.
repUngitho
20 prr oent ev. the a- Pennsylvania and
Continues In West TALLAHASSEE. Feb. 3 .-(/ P )~ for a aunt>lctMentml cuntriurt*
! J* V. M tfinllU # told the Aficni*
ount
of
income
In exress of $100^ weather wilt b*
Under, tiie supplemental contrail ,bly that with thq completion of tho
as provided by tho bill, they
UpSale
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3.-I/P) A tentative agreement was reach it la uronosed to have tba book* work now under construction at nsk ths| higher rates ba applied Thursday east
ed today between the state and the It u ^ 2 t e e “ atete de“ :4terV tin P r i n c e Theater, the seating
Postal receipts for the Sanford
sivey.
i‘ ->**fc'''r
>Har Lots office
on ineomaa over that amount,
publishing house, at a special
totalled 16,908 for the month -W ta d . rain Rndt ^ n°^u .C°
Temparature wIM b#>
to harrass the enUre f •»«"'!>c meeting of the board of comml*. at:
graduating the seal* up to 26 per sight In tha Ohio ■
x* .J “nu* , y. zhowlng a gain of |1.- today
county eupcrinteodenU for I house* will have doubledf
cent on
3.—W i—UnDinner* of state fnstitution^ for dlolrihuUon"to
or 34 per cent over the figucp* c S t t from Seattle to San Diego.
and tbs South AT
"_—
_incomes
i r ill of $600,000.
- -*» a '
theTtudents, instead Ipast six montb*. Mr. Marentctte
-Jistribution bf the free text book* u su ip u iiu n H
•or January 1D25, according to an
Gulf states and
.w
.)^
^
B
aaving
also spoke of plan* for road atVHorlda
‘\?bUin
»
tr^hos'beeB^deatr^tedTar»d
Fair,
tu Florida school* for th* next of to local agents, with a saving tractions und other features design Body Of Bootlegger
as fbr south as i
!*.c* ,n‘ n* m4de today by Jof IQ par cant over the retail ed to please patrons of the theater
WllHld, Is *pnniia
Storm waring*
*
poztmastir. January businrlce
for
the
state.
n o Iota ness amounted to «4^84.
U The announcement cam* after It
Found
In
Mash
Vat
north
of W“
which
the
company
te
endeavoring
»e obtain »irnn.
keen feared by a number of .The board,agreed to order us to bring to Sanford. Ho intimated
V” ** Ybe greatest evidences of
•tinny books aa funds in the treas that within a year or two thte city
oanford * increased business dur wr™ menaced by the etor.ii »'*d officiate that the free text hook law ury
8T. LOUIS, Feb. 8^-(A7-T he ings ^fnw
would pei-mlt. thereby ellinlnsssed at the 1»25 seseion of the
ing
the
pa,*
yea^
i*
.hown
by
the
►
“Jin the |ary'
many smaller craft were land ock- legislature, would be Inoperative natiitg any possibility of financial may have a theater with a sealing body of Paul Berrittleri. 40, be Weal, Florida.
lieved by police to have been a
c»parity of 2,600.
I'y a group of •mount received from the sale of
because of existing contract! with Joes to the publishers in shipments
bootlegger, was found lsta last
Talks
by
A.
P.
Connelly,
J.
G.
AFTKli M U JON
S
t
t
P
toF
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*
for
the
past
10 large publishing botree* pf the on whkk they could receive no Sharon and T. L. Dumas, all past night In a partly filled mash yat
Me stopped
PORTLAND, Maine,
“n^ l
Mr* HoBpresidents of tha club, were alfo in a shed near his home here.
—Henry D. Hummel, 'i
atemps aold amf°At the meeting of th* board and ^^com m issioners, it ws* raid, on uxisy's program.
i l i . 10 re«oup oun»!2:uin,:,lifry
BerrlLtieri is thought to havo baking cert, te growlr
.*0 .6 2 3 7 5 ^ 6 this January
will,
hold
m
meeting
at
anme
future
puldishcrs thte moroing, R wo*
tsag
e vaqdwiw,..
^naged
help prove he U tl
. lshed hy been overcome by fumes from the
W
hiad,„V>1645 72 hat January. Tb*«
Ireidcd to baye counsel for the date to work oat all fteteila of the anEntertainment
orchestra, “Tlie
Truur mash, toppled, over iota tb * huge
are
used
on
various
bu-don the
Utter and Attorney General J . B. distribution after which the *u;>- bailors" and by “
170 miles north of hero last R*g
Rose,” 20,000 gallon vat end drowned In
B»rJv
J T * * nd real estate transaction
Johnson draw up written terms of plementa! contract* wiil be present juveu"; slager
the swill of hla owa liquor.
Ifu® telling
*cZivity shown In
The "united SUtea
produced procedure deslgnwi to bare the way ed to Um puhUahers tor signature*.
r e L ^ ly idu»rin* thc
^
450^00 bicycle* ifl W JL
►'*^4
* *“• ' 9' 1
remarkaU.1," the postmaster atetfd^ v c : 1 # ,•
• *,
a
[fervesuilh
Ifi*
id most
down
ops.
Cnmil lives
CARL WOLF MAY TENNESSEE M EN
BE SECURED FOR ON TRIP ARRIVE
: OCAL Y CHAPTER HERE TOMORROW
MEETING OF COAL
DELEGATES AGAIN
ENDS IN FAILURE
2,800 ACRE TRACT
NEAR MONROE IS
TO BE DEVELOPED
Board Will Receive
Bids For S c h o o l
Commissioners To Bond Issue March 9
Investigate
Tolls
On County Bridges
Kiwunians Pledge
Support To YVoman
Club Music Plans
&j£,urxr!u sra
P ostal R eceipts F o r
Jan u ary Show Gain
Of Over 34 P e r Cent
D ifferences Betw een S tate And Book
Publishers A re Tentatively Settled
«-BtsS sf
'V
H
�&be* 11 I f l
\t&\ M i
and
.The
Gr&ce o f Movement
Golf Tourney To
Be ShowAt Milane
Upon the orders of Chief Ho/ G.
Williams the police force this morn*
ing rounded up n number of auto(mobiles and their drivers and
I brought them to the station where
1 they were wnmed ag ain st selling,
or attempting to sell automobiles
In the city without a permit front
the clerk's office.
Tho men brought in were em
ployees of the S. M. Byers Motor
Company, of Washington, Pa., nnd
were in charge of several machines
which had been shipped down here
from northern points fo r disposal
in the Florida used car markets.
Several complaint- were made to
the city by local dealers concerning
the numerous sales being m tdc on
the streets of the city by out of
town men who were driving in
strings of used cars and getting
tho' benefit of a good market witliut contributing to tho- c itj for
sales permits.
Tho practice has been going on
for some time, it is snid, but with
tho rounding up of a.large number
this morning, and their subsequent
irbtniae to leave the city. It i*»-be
loved that n stop has been put to
the business.
Miner Congressman Speaks
To Publlshera'A t Orlando
Say in / World Peace Can
Befct Come From The Preps
4 ion except California, his vision
fo r tno International Press Foun
dation and $5,000 in rash and 1,• 000 acres of land an the initial
step in Its'form ntion.
Tho delegates formed the first
convention of the proposed Inter' national Press Educational and
was presided over by Maj. Brown,
president of. tho St. Petersburg In- dependent, who described
Mr.
,’1 Hainea, a man whom he had known
. fo r years, as "one of sterling
/ character and unselfishness."
,
In his-address, Mr. Haines de
clared that it had been his vision
.' from boyhood to render a service
to humanity in such a way that !t
would lead to permanent place for
> the world ana thnt he and Mrs.
Haines in later years had decided
th at through tnc press
of the
world only could permanent plnco
be rondc.
„f
"Mra. HHaipes npd I present these
plans'and this n\oncy apil lamj *o
,V'ou without Conditions whatever,
olner than to carry out tho movc; tnent fo r world peace and thnt
there be builded a place where
. the aged and overworked news
papermen shall ncdloct tas the
" /alders and moulders of the grent
paths through which this cause
ahould lead."
Action on the acceptance of tho
offor will be made this afternoon
following tho report of tho various
committees which were appointed.
Alcohol
Industry
Lies In U. S. Court
-NT PAUL. Miiui.. Feb. 3.— (/!*)
—The fate* of body rub alcohol in
dustry will go to the U. S. Circuit
Court of Appeals and probably to
Rn.sh To Procure Quarters the U. S. Supreme Court.
Thin was indicated when A.
In Vicinity Of Royally Daigero
and Company, of Chicago,
oiinouncl-d an appeal yesterday to
LONDON, Feb,
Many the circuit court from a decision
|of London's aristocracy nre busy of the federal court here, 'that the
Denies Self to Callers
converting disused stables nnd ht- company could not rcceover a ship
DAYTONA BEACH, Feb. 3.—
. NEW YORK, Feb, 3s-(/ P )-T h t* tica in Mayfair into stylish mai ment of ImmIv rub alcohol.
(XT*)-—Mrs. William M. Wood, widow
bfWy o f Abe liummcl, well known sonettes for their own use anil the
The shipment was seized by fed
New York lawyer, who died in Duke and Duchess of York indi eral agents after it lias lieen sent of the Into JV. M. Wood, former
president.of the American Woolen
•elf-imposed exile in London, leav rectly nre responsible.
• . *o ii St. Paul man. Fcdorul court Company of Andover, Muss., who
ing a $1,000,000 fortune which
Since these members of th o1her e ruled that the company lost
now is claimed by a hitherto un- King’s family settled in Muyfuir bs ownership when the alcohol ended his life ncur here Tuesday by
firing a bullet into his bruin Wed
ravealed "son” was due home to I there has been u atninpedr of whs delivered
nesday, denied herself to callers,
day.
ihoso who wisli to live near enough
Thi was one- of threu cases
| ,Thc. l>ody was shipped on the to bask in the Royal smiles. There pending by whieli tin.* government preparatory to her intended tlopnrt ture on Thursday in company with
Steamship Olympic and was duo is u grout shortage of houses in bones eventually to make
Illegal
the body for the Mas.xachusetta
, tonight and funeral service will be this section, and those available tbe sale of* body rub alcohol,
citv.
r.el«L tomorrow. Henry D. Hum- mostly are enormous, old fashAndrew J . Volstead, author of
Airs, Wood, because of her delirm«l, A bakery craft driver of Port ionetl mansions, costly to lease and ii4 pi ohibitioni enforcement act and |catc
health, wiKmiot notified of her
land, Mhlne, who claims he is the expensive to maintain. Hence llie
v b-gnl advi-i*r of the n orth w et I hunband’s death until la ti Tuesday.
•on o| tho nottkJ commercial law- conversion of stubles. *
iliviHion of tin* enforcement, liui j That tho multi-millionaire munu’ y tr, and his attorney Frederick
of tlie fm-turcr took tiis life* because of
Mayfair lias, of course,
long 1
U"
\V. Hinckley, hsv# announced their
|worry over lus own ill health and
,- intention of attending tha nTviccs. Been Clio home of the elite. It is t*i ,’."v« rumen
: the death of hi.** sou, William Wood'.
London
what
Park
Avenue
and
t
J
Yesterday tho Dolly Express of
1 Z C II ’** '• w“h Die belief expres: c*l l»,v
r lD g O U
Jxmdon, said it understood (but Fifth Avenue are to New York.
, those who knew him ill tho curioIn tho old days, there were main (iv .
ai
Hummel left his fortune to two
it
O
l
l
,
j
sixi* Ormond ib-uch hotel, where
mews
milled
with
small
buildings
4
*'1
aietcro, to revert to n nephew, Abe
(tine •lh,‘ " 00<*s 'vcrc °l,cnding the v. inKaffenburg of Paris, on their in which the ldooded horses and M j i i - j i i 'i
‘
J
deaths. The fortuno is estimated tho fine carringea of the aristoeMr. Wood left Ins lion! Tuesday
racy went housed. Since the auto•t $1,250,000.
h'ch.
3
.
1
morning
for an nuloinol ile ride,
mobile
has
come
into
such
coniIt waa K aifcnburg’s denial of
lire t o - ! Driving to a little traveled high,
the existence of a ‘son of tho late mon use, however, the glossy 7
rmoml way about eight miles north ot
lawyer that led young Hummel steeds and the gorgeously uni ["',v ''V of
Hug- i Flagler Beach, lie informed hi*4
forniod
lackeys
have
larg
Heaih
(jolf
to nrean his claim that lie in the
ir pro- chauffeur and valet, who acconijoined
the
other
picturesque
relics
Jill
'
leg itlmnfo heir1 of tho Humcl fo r
tch on panied him, that lie wanted to walk
tune. . The Portland niun asserts of the hey day of blue blood. Now j, powiI e
22,
alone in the woods nearby,
tiler? uro few mews in Mayfair ' ' I,sbingtoi
i Gene
A few seconds after Mr. Wbod
those dnj’s which do not house dis- , H.igiu w
mir
ta
had
left tbe ipachine the two servtinguishexl fam ilies.
1
Ml
,reign- ants heard a pistol shot and rushed
l title- to the scene to find their employer
Florida Truck Crops
French dying from a bullet wound in the
play a ; head.
F elt E ffe cts Of Cold,
■ds of
The chauffeur then returned to
re ex- (be hotel where Dr. A. (J. Griffin,
W et Soil In P ast Week
ike of Wood’s personal physician, xvuu iu>eperts. tified and a coroner’s ju ry was
> both summoned to the scene from the
ips of |Flagler county scat ut Bunnell.
i truck crops In most of Florida nnd
in cai t Gulf districts, while the
Chicago Gets Florida
1 preparation for spring planting was
retarilcd further, says a roviow of
Berries In Car Lots
I crop and weather conditions in
j Southern S tates for the week end- ed yesterday.
f
Cabbage was reported about
. two weeks behind nn uvor.ig'* sens son in the heavy producing W ^ Jio tis of. fjinthorn. Alahnwry m.l tin.*
TTplanting of truck I- Inu-kward i*i
'extrem e southern Textis. Wiutxi;
l* ' truck made good progre:..* in Lou
is ' ir-iaiiu.
•
Conditions t»y state included
d l-'loridu: cold, wet ml nnfavor
'lax bill consideration (iroccods
d able for truck. I’lantiug to-imtoe.-.
i, potatoes and other truck .onliiiiicd. in Si-nuto.
Uuusu d)*lmU) feature!! of Mef Some tobacco bed- sown;,.ml.- lair,
i*1citrus new,, grontlw groves worked I'aitifi*n_bankirlg bill.
Hail road labor heuring continues
• and fertilized; good condition.
Standard Oil Votes
Strawberries- backward; farm work in House Commerce Commission.
Senate
committee concludoa
slow.
E xtra Cash Dividend
SiHiall-JoliiiMiii. MinncaoUi election
xuntv-st,
WOULD ABOLISH BOARD
] ' CHICAGO. Fel.. 3,—»A’)—An exWASHINGTON. Fell. 3.—t/1*i
i tru cash dividend of 25 cents on
SH
IN
E
FU
M
ES
K
IL
L
2
Abolition to the Federal Traff.v
each shuro of its capital stock and
A
U
G
U
STA
.-G
a./Feb.
3.—
(/P)—
Uoinmittcc mid u congrcssiotinl in
regular quarterly dividend of
Two persons Were killed und an- the
. 1 Earthworms have no eyes. They quiry into its record to tho tiro;
(12 '-*i cents were voted today by the
->iln*r
rendered
unconscious
by
in
' “/eel” light tltrough their skin. cut time wus urged in i »• idulion
board of directors of the Standar I
passed unanimously today by t!i haling a deadly gas supposed to Oil Company of Indiana.
Both
have
been
generated
by
ii
moonhoard of directors of the nation
dividends are payable on Mar. 15
him* liquor still, ul the home of
al board of farm organizations.
*Vmies W. Free iiiun,_here t oday.__ next, to stockholders of record of
OflA PPEB FANNY sewg
W ashington News
li
fe l
Fem inine A ttributes Of The F a ir Sex
Prevail On Golf Links, A sserts Allen
CHICAGO, Feb. 3 ,— (d’)--F cm - j kept coutbcs and comfortable
initio attribute* of tlie* fair sex , holder*, more men of tho dprevail on tbe golf link today from I crntlc type vvero attracted to
beginners to champions, said A. C. rport but despite the discover
Allen, vico president of tlie W a sh -! tlie tolid gutta percha ball,
ingbon Golf Associution.
Thcidrebs of the day did not entice
ipreud of tho game like wild fire itr ld ly fciiiinine to do more
among women has proved that the j dabble with golf.
Long ak
cutler ncx «hi nut liuve to be. j f I tight lacing and faiitoatle
,(• m
aiu*iil|;*t) type, or a rtardy gear did not lend themsclvoi
dowager to play golf well enough the five mile tramp over tha si
to win titles.
or to the effedivo swinging oi
There was u time early id the dub*,
history of golf when women did The more musculino cast t
not may the open field gunie, j handicaps to the four w’nds
evolved by shepherds in rugged enough were enlisted to holdcl
attire where they knocked a round |pionship*. These contests *
pebble about wi'Ji thy tlieplmtd’t monopolies for women us
croc!: thtor. a
! u'«;c called, cithc'igh a law
tsrvtfcod-and
iraxr.c bocarvx I ;’r.hu*t von tie ir way to titc t:
more roXinco Comp^NtUvely
Tho popularity oXthe game
S
gant clots .Md Rhin imvr.to! to-tinued to grow and girls of
4rlv« *' XrAUtur utufied hall on!ri,hutnnto typo woo induced
tur;< i ltnkj.
i ,.
UiXflt with golf, iaigoly n*rl
with tho hcgiigiAg eX woii><u> kovp ia cbmpeutton wiU b
George Merrick-Makes Plans
T o .Have City He Crealed
Be Known As One Of Most
Nearly Perfect In Health
The
mnyornity
of Survill
France, a village of t!lf> inhabit
ants, bus been in the same famll
,117 years.
(Jracc . ..n , i *. i
:,»u louoivtj
the movements of Rudolp von
J 115
JACKSONk ILi.K, Fin., Feb. 3.—
f/P)—iConditions and quotations
prevailing on the Jacksonville mar
l'd). 3.—,*P' - ket today as reported by the I-’lorurther recovery j j n state Marketing Bureau:
. .
under the sti aSupplies of all miscellaneous
y rn*es, higher vegetables very light; demand
line prices and »-'™d; movement very light; mar.,
. . ..
ket strong for good stock.
«ltviM*nu«. j he
Beans, green, hampers, no supcoufcrene • to p|i,.s, demand good.'
ut for the reCabbage, *.-j bushel hampers,
iracite mining ,u‘w stock, $2.75@ $.!.00.
icthing of the
Celery, Florida, 10 inch crates,
l carrying rail- $l.60@ j5.00.
.
apparent eff<-<t
Cukes, bushel crates, hot house,
With the ad- practically no supplies,
prices a: sumKgg Plant, standard crates, prac|iroportions oil tienlly no supplies.
.
iy nccumubiled.
Pens, Knglish, % bushel hampokly steel trade er.-. prueticaliy no supplies.
Ie change in the
Peppers, standard erates, green,
ihares appear-d fanry, supplies light, $5.00@$0.00.
lair m-eni slugSquash, standard crates,’ yellow,
s steel and (Mis fancy, practically no supplies,
dosh Sheffield
Squash, standard crates, white,
s above yestir- fnney, tin supplies,
ns.
Sweet Potatoes, per cwt. $3.00(a)
i» u good demon- $3.bo.
strength under , Toinali i-s, sixes, Florida’s fancy
mdrii li. A brisk count ami sloe.,, ?.r>.00(<i $0.00.
for Remington
Tomatoes, sixes, Florida’s choice
nation of a re- count and stock, $3.00@i$3.,ri0.
nngs would upOranges. bo\e>, fancy count and
if.
stock, $4,ri0(a $.'..00.
ng encountered
Oranges, boxes, choice count nnd
; after its sen- stork, $3.00((i $ t.uo.
> a record top
Grape fruit, boxes, fancy count
points. Higher u,„| stock. $Tr>0(n S 1.00.
uluted the <le
Grape fruit, boxes, choice count
Smelting which un.| slock. $2 .r.(>@ $.1.00.
,
Tangerines, boxes, $5.50r/i>$ii..,)().
I-cm*.
i'i i • l’ini-applis, standae,| crates, no
inuod to work Florida siipnlirs.
ing of today
Strawberries, 32 quart crates,
y e s te id a y la te mostly per qt. 50c(p (50.
CHICAGO. Feb. 3.—lings 15.000;
medium and heavy weight butchers
steady to strong ut Tuesday’s a v e r
age; light weights steady to easy
at yesterday’s low prices; killing
pigs V* lower; shipping outlet nar
row; hulk 240 to Jj25 pound liulclii rs 12.50 to 12.110; desirable 200 to
225 pound weight largely 12.1*0 to
13.25; bulk l'.Ml pounds down 1.1.25
@>13.35; top on all weight LI.Id;
(lacking sow* largely 11,00(<t 11.10;
bettor killing piga. 1 1.50; heavy
weights • 12^tO(ft)L2.'.*n; " iiiciliuni
weights 12.50((i 13.30; light weights
12.30 to 13.40. light light*- I2.15(ii
13.10; packing sows I Lomu 11.50;
slaughter pig- |.'!,00(«>I3.30
Cattle 8,OOP; fat s t e i i - -tn u ig to
25c higher; m ostly 15 to 25c up on
frocexl niuikct.-; b e tte r g la d e - sell
ing m ost ad v an ce; he.-l mutiired
steers 1.0 0 ; vearlin gs 11.25; bulk
y.00@lO.23; she stock iv e n ; slow,
about steady; .bulls to feed ersteady; v e a le rs 25c lu g h *r; puck-1
ers (laying upward to 13.00; mostly
12.00(ii @ 12.50; ou tsid ers I2.50@
14.0*1.'
Sheep 0,000; fat lambs -Uolig to
25c higher; active at adv.mee; f»w
sales medium to good lambs 14.25
@ 14.50; shippers taking several
doublet at 14.50 to 15.00; fat aged
sheep strong to 25c higher; desira
ble fat ewis 8.75@lt.25; choice
handy weights hold liiglu i ; feed
ing lambs strong; few doubles
CHICAGO, Feb. 3.—(/!*)— Fresh
upturns in (Tiicagn, jrices of
wheat were wiup-sst-d early today
ih the result of a new advance a*.
Liverpool and of continued rain ii*
the crop movement in Argentina.
Hi ports of the better European
demand for wheat were also prev
ent.
Tlie opening, *„c to 2c higher,
May new. I 77'v to 1.78 and JuU
1.55 to 1.55'j was followed by mod
ern to additional gains.
Corn and oats sympathized with
wbeat. After opening 1ito 'ye
higher May ,h4 ' h to .84 M, corn
continued to point upgrade.
Hats started at l»c to -hii’ ad
vance, Mu> 14' h to - l ilt , and held
near to initial figures.
In line with hog values, the pro
vision market was steady.
Eds in fiist 11it • read, I-rt*sh up
turns in Chicago win at price-- vvyru
etc,. .
. *
^^
-
flurries in other stocks in **. ,iicn
favorable developments are ripi.r*..
ed to be pending.
Remington Typewriter adv-..*,,.!
-t'.-i; stnndnrd killing -I ami
Truck,
TexasGulf
24ulphur
American Can, Nn'sh Motors, U. s
Cast Iron Pipe 3 to 3 '.i. (’all loans
renewed at 4 per cent.
tt nth*r*
dtrindlinp
even-
u nthf r
lage, ’’An mince j
o r th a pound of
plans were for- '
ir surli a depart - 1
II»lM>*•
ed by i>r. Allen. |
nent. to he headci
f Nul’,"n!,l
Tvelve c*X|H*riencei!<1 as>i<t;mts and C h a n g in g lim e » hip UritH'*
iliture of ap|>roxOpen C ham pion
he annual expend
»f SuilHb'*’
mutely $100,non for preventive
Out Q u estion 1
rinded
in
the
*
oinntr
Mi’t‘1
neusures are also inr
W e a th e r F o r Si
of which is
program, the budget
. . cit ie-s many times
L-qual t<» Ihose. .of
Coral
Gables. Since
larger than <
is now prevalent in the
no disease • new municipality, ev garding the merits <ll lm* a .
progressive il he main* to keep liolf AsMucin!ion’s nstion in «%c*tt•»
ery effort wi
js the national •liumpioatliip for .l iT
II forms of contagion, nnd to
10-12. it will be played at 1!.
outis a end tin* new department
t hi
. . Scioto Club at (pduintius, <>
Many cities argue tb.it li.alreni!Jy functioning.
, Allen and two assistants ebungt* in date from early June t •
• Flarvil of Rot istown,
| mid-.luly permits pal In ipation
il I >. R. Crawford, of I,it
work 1
the Britisli ami Aen-io <n
Ark., are already on th
er. n,i" *»i*»*n vents, others «out* udiuc tii *i
and are in the preliminn rierieed 1 l*u* question of weathei has tiei
He will soon be joined t>
,,1
s ,1iu_ I neglected.
Hobby Jones, Walti r T.igoti nnd
ditional assistants, all o
in southern conditions
’j 1 I others of luiskv iMiqmrtiops limy
i- tierspire, yet tiny can stand tin
eases peculiar to the trr
Dr. Allen is snid to
t C .nil !
s roya* it is contended, while
ably fitted for Ids dut
;ii "ii*1 men of the plivsiqin* of the pis-s-"
1 Vi ’’n^ champion. Willie Mai l-ailano, i
rector of public health
Gables, having served
i are handicapped.
I
^
1
iMiu Furlaiie, liowevi-r, won bis (
United Statds health
V" 11 t'tli* at Worcester, Alas-./last .lonoj
ftlong the southern noun
suppression of yellow 1 , iti'W,H l,y t’b'Viug through three of the
test days of the summer. \f-* r
vious to his coming hi initli.iiii,
city health officer ut lining in t|lal ehampionship in wiiich ie*
lie Mas- j-(J„Kj|t off Hobby Jones for !•!
Mass., and received his
bnologj.
Mai Fui lam- required inu iy |
sanitary engineering a
I 'veeks for a return to plaMiig
suchusetts Institute of '
|
fm m. 1'erspiration on hi- li.-i* Is
caused lilistvrs wlm-li kept ilo m !
(
wrapped in blindages fui i-nnt'
»myou T<>-
Ssiiif.
rthiopist*
New York Central
Southern Pacific
.Standard Oil of N. J
Union Pacific ........
U. S. Rubber ..........
U. S . Steel ............
t lessons
f HRY
|1
,_A young
Jktnt mui> parent*
more holds
swra world
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.—</ntun futures opined steady; !
20.1 (1; May 1U.58; July 18.88
18.18; Dec. 17.87.
L Ms name,
Several Are Hurt
When ^Trains Collide
BINGHAMTON, N. Y„ Feb "■
— */l*>—Fred G. Deale, the missi.ig
I resident of the Mobfnco-Conipaii.v
ef this city, who is wanted in tw New York
state counties foi
grave robbery nnd attempt to de
ft uu-.i nn insurance company waarrested today in Coml Gablet,
Fla.
Application for extradiction pii*ers was niado in Albany todaMe:*k* has been sought uinco Met**-
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>*■baudto
’ •j
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kEICHST;
‘ ,,
heRLIS,
j , ‘n j
kit for you
m it many
n, “A Light
nn recently
fCompany ut
that created
R. The senItable stumi to his hotel
pr.d cheering
omc to New
-ontract with
producer, *o
rricsn o|H-ra,
me of which
foh de war.”
*re will be a
Spirituals and
I d brief n
took has been
I Stallings of
I?" »nd "The
™
J/ Jo e V illia m s
NA WALSKA Is w
mil it will l>u po|:
esn’t try to sing it
ly melodics is
tvtnl of the
Coiiirotd at tho
tual recitals;
l presented a
upo Harlem,
nth music by I
Lis of negro
■nd "A Book
Bill” arc -wAU
CINN'ATI is taking i
in signing Wally
if the young gent
to r.uuerkraut ant
- 1 .1 — -
SOMEONE has
wearing whiskers
co w ry that coni
it naturally follm
wearing them tho
f o r t m y e r s . w h . a.-bV •lie spting training season <*f tin
.--i/4'i I*, ..I 1 Ubilndeiphia Athleticn was officialidv i .
J
•-pence! here Tuesday with tinruustci. -*(. “''rival of the first baseman, -b*
;p
“ * J'miM-r, who dotlncd hia* uniform
! mid went -to the park for ii brief
. -j, ,,
I workouL
total r
. * ' cfty
Baumgartner,
pitchc-.
ir .......I
Bishop, second baseman. an*i
. u-i '.
w *I«er French, outfielder, have
a - i T " , n*r/> hw-n hero all winter, nssociiit' -l
i,,l" ' .
w'*h local n*ul estate firms. They
,i
q
.
u'ill join Hauser in working o"'mcording t„ tomorrow,
ackcd Irish
|
A process o f muking
coarse
,
cloth from stringbianx has been
, 1,,L’ patented at Budapest, Hungary.
mu I licking
_____ _______________
a new hjj;|,
Roman niortur is still as good as
•rvcxl buying 2000 years ago.
rUZuTZ
I'E K PIN U " COHTK
Ganns
ms-ank ) "
the right
hicyycle.
lecturing or
to show- ' IT ’S too
nobility continues >n Broad- baseball in
laughters and sons m in pic- wskl, ’ : ‘‘‘
Marda Vannc,
*■ - oshov
. . ’ lonoralde might
daughter j 0b as
Hulstcyji,
Noel CoIt's
in which that wins but
Above U c>. _.i out-of
starred In laugh that f«l
fie Mukro
,
l”® Piece.
NEW. YORK. Feb. 3.—IA*)_
Jam es D, C .- iiciidcrixon, describ
as a’ millionaire w*Mdeii manufact
urer of Philadelphia, and brotherin-law of Mayor Kendrick of that
city, dropped dead in Fifth Ave
nue at Forieth Street. Heart dis
ease caused hia death.
■ ***•ih«
performer o f tho Gates Flvin
r*i
aviation Xkid Saturday unj ’’iLihero fchown hanging by bU toaa frwn a cabaw
show in towp. .
,*pw;i«Rie« «uid chorine* 7
T reated O p *-*
A* xulvrrtt
T h r Sunir
livvni*)).’ 1
This Ceiling type
Riddle Fit«i?t$
o ld
riited |*»l*^c
^ n .5 0
W ouldn't you like to tuve o * .
graceful a ilin g fitment in your
home in place of one u( your pres
ent old-»tylc .lighting fixture*—ctpcciully ii you can »ave 25% or
the cost by taking advantage o
our trade-in allowance? That j
exactly wliat you can' do, Ot
every old fixture traded ui, We wiJ
allow 25%. of tlie cwt of a net*
Kiddle Fitment—eitherr the sgrl
P
P to
i
opnort unity nf
be givrn ttl.o
nd
singer
c dancer a exhibitionstarring
tho
ChvrlMton” irehestra to
which’
, Tn>ubailors” orchestra
Hi-- 'rs"i™
Iiiiurs; SW'
daV"*
niittnarh M
'loo*, s tjmmiiirnt*
roi.i.1’**
" '" " i n » »-'V
^ ‘" ‘iVvir.1 kltla-’J.**
l,,7
uurtn*" •J"’
ck,
1 attraction scored onei of
i tho
reicntly.
its kind ingel1 here
ht‘~* •
’f" Ttm
foitnirr of marked ahillty,
appear ip
vi* boat orchestras to r~!’
'**" tl,*- ’ entire */"*
trial 'r«-al-
f jtllMKI'V
^llniil** **'
nir old
ture
y ir *
lima CoUi-r
rt.t of
.7 ® «
e and
sin es
y-oas.
. fl.h knvrcmssoN
s i, o T i t r a
«o» Kni’i-n s S r »
l,in<n«- ilS-W r
- ‘ “ VfltlP, r iJ L
vantage of it novV,
your home lighting w -m
112 Magnolia Avcnuu
n co H to
a c u it s
the nationally «4WrtM
Nothing like thi* offe* bu
been known. D c & ilo t
Peninsular E lectric^ b^
local circlol
tnl of nurldo
fixture
ur nationally
Week FR E E !
-----
j ? ss?u^ ‘
Starring
| :: WJUitttNG'l U2L- k r h . .^u=itL’u=:
i Comprehensive program for dev-Iopnient of nrmj aviation is exin
ui to lie ilrafii'd by the Hoi ••
Militaiy Committee in time f -i
eonsiderut ion by the present < *n
gress.
Within a f* w days tin* i-onuniit. i
xv111 retire to exerutise session ’<
( puzzle over the mass of loud
. ing bills filed bx^^riojn uiliim t
tees.
Foremost among these is a nu-.v
rue by R e p r e s e n t a t iv e Wninwngh
(j New Yoik, former assistant *
. *etary of war, designed to can
out the n-ioinmendations' for
i i.cparatc air eorpa i.'t the arm' i
urged bv Maj Mason M. Patiti
v army air chief.
*v**niiiN (; C U T S HANN'I’I)
houses should
an are
outstandErerbndy’s
nPH
at nn hen
a pn?I?e1nl^ by tho Messers. Ran,
re- talk’ ln
lhe, Uaker
the “ b a b y n a said to fri
„/ ,
Pan a|. j HZz n»y,i.An4 #he Cfln J " ”^ * P*“v him get up
Jkndom has inelx* ? l!*fc pinn,> ®nd look strik- just l»efore
America touii** youniz Pu*tt.y’ Richard Keene is bumbicliee th
ift n>oremcnu come? UV ‘ cr “ nd “Genesis" be- mustard pla»
^
’ in ? **
uUrnt cork P « t- DaneL .
nrL.lnr!i choru* work feature the
SWEDE C
f i* " *n «nu.uai.
Ucil011'
.
up $20,000
EL
* .
-A r t f
and then si/
Lu^, t^oductioni ben »«,, . aft Time,” another Shu- ns assistant
C v ,„„7' fcy the the* f.1,^*lra' ,' how based on the why they »
time to
( ordin•rfected
Complete Program For
Air Development May
Be Given To Congress
*'„r «B.ut
U Uv* kwn put There
Jkwsnan. ,
und
‘ l-ov>d at tha
-
new sun dial tin*1
dll half a u.iiUlt*’
clock flier Inis b<
Auitria.
Cyril Walker, tile ihampioii of
I !!*2I. after suffering secerul weeks i
•f illness, made a soriv bow.ng
milt-r the bright sun and Mai Don
ald Smith fresh from a series of
lournament Mi lories, lost iiis
utridt*.
PEOPLE
f c hTvl l 5°«Pl« "bout ih,? , Nuv**r Kay Die." is fool?
AUDUBON. Feb.
</P)_Nat
Royner Is out $16 «« the result of ;
bis Curosity »a to whether Iuh girl
would h»ve com|M»ny or u crowd. |
Outfide looking in he was niihlukca
for 4 "peeping Tom” or u burglui
or something. Came neighbor* with
shot guns and he ran to a police
station where he was pinched. Hi*
girl Ipdpcd free him but lu \*u
lined in r uniting a riijt.
... - -
Gonna says «...
iitsu and will iim
B u tjerfl)." . . . TI
get the customers'
voice.
wr' l " ( .
Dare-Devil To Be Seen Here
l>. 3 -- (/P)-—Pity poor
ollerti, son ni v\ illiroke that In* has
fire in tin* biiehon
own hands. Ai least
eoinhiittee hit:- In-i-l
!r Capitol
Noon Stock List
Allied Chem. & Dye ...
American Can .................
American Smelt. & Rcfg
American T ft T ...........
Atchison .........................
Bethlehem Steel
Dupont de Nemours
LOU IS VI LUC,. Fob. 3.—id’ Several puisongcrs were slight!)
inf prod in a ,head-on colli.iiun *-.’
i.otiisviilo and Nashville passcag* r
‘rnlns numbers I t and 55 at Trim
nenr Mai ini, 111., caily
.liull.switch
,
today.
Advance:! to the general headquarters of the road here said
the trains proceeded to their tie
t inations save fo r , the baggao car of oxie nnd the smoker ot ih>
"th»-r which were damaged.
Hall, of this
was "getting
when I’artlu
was first bn
Alter shy ha
rhn writes t
rurti an ImiI - * -------"I tiiiffere-d nil the tltno
..........
.. ta ]1 *Mni. H a u . a .x
pains nil
over,"
weak
eouli) ant stand. MV
was ro M
.—'• I* **rtoii
rohl nnd flabby. ’I did
nkln was - “7 color. 1 bail (Hwaya
not havo any
—j netlvo
woman—uaad to
trtH-ii a very
(,
xorrlto,
walking mid going
outdoor ej..
and to get,flows,'
whero I p-leased,
in ,....,___
... get
------myself
" ~i
nm able to
a' drink, wan
hardship.
A
V "!
imlnetl n L.
‘
l
'"
oetuned 4o nelp S it, till
"Nothing
..
1. .began
on Crtrdiib Tho first bott|a
:;-~en|csl* to str«'ORtli«u m«. and I
goci
sent for ftvo more.
uy th« Urn*
I had takgn these, I w u on a y
CRAM HR
feet, going around, doing my work,
gained In health‘aq’d strongth..
-"I took two nroro hottles, anflrI
est bets on Purlulntrt. A good ntn wall and «tro»/C' Cad'work my
I haven't had auy Wort
rale pa i <*r mnd pardon.
r, Cranu-r stands ulckness."
.
*sk vour dru.tsUt
.. NO-HU
grenliut all-round
rniakrrs linve imd
plays renter ami
Ity of gutting the
ffs. ( ranier also
k, .where he parweight events.
’Alt IS IIROKK
Spring Training Is
Opened By Mack men
M ILLIONAIRE DROPS DEAD
■- 1 11
.Tram too timo tho standing'tree
is turned
by the i^wojiU into
planks and applied in construction
from C3 to *05 got cant <& its wobd
cb. " .—(/Ft - AnEach major longue magnate n u g -u
,..„.* Mims chmm- n different wnyy of ^pressing th e ] "
CHICAGO. Feb.
nouncainenta of Jprge
baseball players. b1 »
th®
I '*9
log hands' for fcir*1
which used to provL. .... « - *
<sf Ky tin* Sr.
Brawns. Own-1 ■
the base burner league, nre heard r - PhihBsH -said the contract wrnil^
|no more*. All the fana have r»-, ‘*r-t> in fo rty lg u rsa A ^
Thv ChiPnfeo . f ’if?»**bought In -1 i reived this winter to mull over,'
"fielder
K rtirrts Holfftfn: at •“U ltffc
i have been expressions referring to
big but-indefinite amtninl of ea»bf. i'i'htvt price* ever paid for a t n>i- piny: r froifl a C la s s 'D League.
tl*
Since the days of the $’of
20,00(1;
Karl McRee* an Indian pitcher I
I I-Jnton” years ago. the c<3t i.7
; nor longue talent has mounted tin- from th» Southern Association,']*
.ilil $100,000 for nne player was V -s t the Chicago White Sox " a f
[ reached, and one brilliant pitcher i.mcy price." according to Ownerfl!
•Ibis winter wn< taggedral $121,- UomWrsy.
Tony Lazerre nnd Mark K oenig.J
1*00 .
ie ino.-t expensive ptirchasefi o f *
j The list o f players who have
to Now York Yankees this w l i f j
cost the major leagues more than
•r cost “plenty of money and*!
l $$0,000 would fill several ball
clubs, but open talk of big money ' iw i •' u n i Manager Huggins.- ?{
I'or Walter Lliristensen, the St/J
»*« longbr is heard.
’/.ul outfielder, the CinciniiiiHg
teds "paid enough for him to '
naki* good." Manager Jack HhriJ
l icks tevcidod.
The t'or.at I.engue outfield atWi
Paul Waiter, and infielder Hal
ifltyne, c<*»t Owner Harney. D ««»
luof the Pittsburg Piratet
"pli r.V
> , ‘ .(7s
knew wnt» .«.
ht him.
CORAL GAB1 F s n
u do not Intend 3.—The aim to n i a k o Y S > nm'H
irl, hceause the one of the healthiest, af t ! Get anothor United States, one of Ih - r” t,’P
i take charge of mental ambitions 0f r , fum ?,*
Father expected Merrick, its creator \{ nnT * * I '
•; but le t it road to successful ’culminatbH, h°
-prairis —Thurs- to see you an atn/M. you please, n result of the functioning r I**
id Com- pass; Stay as long n pfeaso Kiss Department of Pul.lie* li"a„°h un
der the directorship of Hr. ,\ p
(l Sandr and come when you
nnd
love
the
dear
rn
b
n It J"
"Affections
gmsn to
“A. Lincoln.”
Health Net
“During the world w ar^Jhere .nouneemem
I about the I
l|
were no birds shipped Hhto this
Propagn,
claimed that | ’ V
front Gotanany and the northern
r
............. imsto
nnd ronditions nre
J
, .ttentT- country
Americans soon began breeding Florida
breedersrliof fever and other tropicannrips themselves expecting but
to fcal disenses.
- - and that contagion of I - I
supply; the demand over here, :ess, nil kinds is ns prevalent in the . I
*
this was done with little succ In Miami section ns are coal strikes
or- nnd murders in the anthracite
I due mostly .to carelessnes.
eed- field. Dire pictures of fever-1 ,l(
spite o f It, the breeders si
pub- stricken Floridians are circulated j pwit
r to you: ganizod what they called
rnich and every effort is made to dis- Met
the rood er’a associations" nnd eve
ingst courage nny migration or invest-1 (>th<
rh T°u" 1ishetl a Canary Journal
the ment in the American Tropics. <ntoi
tfednett- they intended io spread, i
icstic
Facts, backed bv the health sta- \ indj
the
bind.
lovers
througho
mn**1 meA
the country. Most o f our < ukee, tistics of the United States Gov-1 y
«nu.
and eminent reports, offer the host
o th e r*" b iM f y e rc bred in~ Mil
hlch they>I Wisconsin; Cincinnati,.O l A fter ammunition for combatting this j 1(,
igned, vicious propaganda; and to cs- \
(I Philadelphia, Petlsyivunin.
{ th e jtfa c o treaty line! beer m be- tnldish the- facts it is nerr -ary lo l , ,
sn«l In tmvo nn nctive. functioning health ‘nri
. i bl?ds like anything else,
- - *'«*>•' from n
Paths, films of the Central Flor
ida Open Championship Golf Tour
nament played over the local links
Jan. 27-28 will be' shown ut the
Milano Theater either Friday or
Saturday of this week, according
to Joseph I,. Marentette, who today
received a wire from one of his
agents saying that definite ar
rangements had been made with
the Pnthe Company for immediate
shipment of the scenes.
Quick nefion by Mr. Marcntctte's
representative secured the booking
of the film that is destined to trav
el to all sections of the United
States, up into Canada and possibly
f
V ILLA G E WHICH
WOOD FOUNDED
MOURNS DEATH
ftotnc
J
Authorized Riddle'Dealer. -
ta*
/•
;
A uthorized R iddle D ealer
�K 3 T tf# ® J^
7*1 ’/e' : •?lv;»' t r ./tut ( * * ,• , >jn1% v •
X- .
Humpty-Dumpty
Sanfprd Herald
'
*
r T^ j M irnM «i rxr?pi
■ter :•« b i t i t i , n « t t r s
As Brisbane Sees : it
**. r
snd.44 Legs,
Legs4
I h younger days It seemB to us we memorized a few lines _ Poodles— i and
Well
Used
Crown
Jewel**
Jew*
t
it M
a
g
m
a
U
*
A
v
r
a
u‘
Hf
t which went Bomethinj^llke thip:
*\«*.
♦
T
fce"A w fir,'b read Trust,
'nis\“Awfdr’/'Hrei
-----" - '■ ? ' * ---------- ^
Toads and Airplanes.
I M Bee out S i t u Matter,
Humpty-dumpty sat on,the wall;
NU
j
J
r A R tH U lt BRiflBAiiB
•k
ford. Flo?fffa ifeder0'Aot-Sl * — * ‘‘Humpty-dumpty had*rW big fall.
espyrtskt IIM, br Star Cm.
*• 1>IT1
- »,
A ll-th e king’s horses and Dll the king's men
. *i*i *•FLORIDA'S
TO M SIM S g A v g -
IM PERA TIV E DUTY
TAMPA TIMES
7V
growing ^ld unless^ayou°uke°\' °f
tako >'°»r
died, the other victims' recovering time about, it
from tbeir Injuries. .The first one
subviyedk for tkvec^ •nnd-.n half -Longer winter lastHho innfc ,
months, but died without being
ublc to give a coherent account i t
the attack upon her. The latent
C
-J
C
*
iu
t^l W
a
a
a
t
e
b
■N.... ..... ,-Aw»tU«» K4U*t
•ictim wns slain outright.'
K . j 6 m MAkmmlmm H4ll Jr
irregular intervals .have elqnsod
ratios
between those crim es,. -The first cidentn lately is Congress. °
r'
,. - ___. ______ ‘Months:...$8. to
ns committed on the 25th of May,
l
l
v
s
r
e
dt
o
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l
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j
rb
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a
r
r
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r
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r
! the second on the 29th of ASigust,
W
e
e
k
, lie
. W
e
e
k
l
yE
d
i
t
i
o
n1100
One Is born every minute. That1,
' P*r y
e
a
r
.
vhe third on the 20th of October, why some of the towns Inret-r
again, but If there is anything in a fail milking men or things
’By’Triheflliiin
hi’
preceding
year,
.'Otted and pampered
i
f
t
O
T
I
C
t
t
l A
l
l
ise their baf-'-ings nre under construction—new the next three on the 10th, 18th thit*Art) larger-than thk
similar, Humpty-dumpty and,the Prince of Wales are alike money, go mod, or'lone
than h i,
i
*
•
19th of November, and two u
c
a
r
d
so
tt
h
a
n
k
*
n
o
t
i
o
n
s
..
c
a
r
n
k
s
,*
t
m
o
1u
?
, as t)vo.pcas ip a pod,
. ,
: ppde milch1 more ’ dulckly thariiand magnifidant hotels arc plan* and
for—hundred* month ago. None of the survivors
When ono say*'she suffer, in ,i
those that work for n living. So* j ned‘ n,!<l' contracted
contract
Sc
aa
Fe
a,."
;-a
ja
re
*u
The Prince of-W qleaJs the Humpty-dumpty of th eT w en - {be
*
nnd
apartment hns been able to give a description ence she may mean that when
h
r
g
d
f
e
e
tr
g
l
a
ra
d
v
e
r
t
i
s
i
n
g
divorce and “high class” ; of a*w homes,
tieth Century..: He is the Prince of Falls. He is all-time all- crimo ,news in your daily news- houses are being treeted, nnd Tam of her nssailnnt. All of the wom is in silence she suffers.
ac
pa will need every one of them en hnve been attacked, it would
■ten. a s s o c ia t e d riiK.en English head-over-heels tumbler. A few days ago the Prince'papers.
nnd more. That the propaganda seem, at night. In some cases the
. ..... A
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t
e
dF
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x
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1
W' “dam
are, ta,kinK
r
r
o
lv
.a
n
t
l
t
i
e
d
.
t
o
.t
h
*u
s
e
.t
o
rr
» while hunting a t Melton Mowbray had .ju st, cleared a>jump|
ngninid
this fitnto, started by n fiend hns shown n frenzy of ,u
the? °word
out of "f
thetaking
Fnt*U
IPatcita when his horse fell dead. T h e Prince picked up a few bruises ; RUSSIA’S s o v ie t
p
u
b
l
i
c
a
t
i
o
no
ta
l
ln
e
w
sd
i
e
gpv^rri- conscienceless bunch of linrn, nnd slaughter. There is no evidence lish
•dllril
(IbI
c
r
e
d
i
t
e
dl
o
to
t
l
language.
What
Is n fellow 0h«
ib
Itt'
•o
orr n
not
otherwise
c
r
e
i
t
e
I
q
t
h
i
sp
a
p
e
ra
d
l
U
d
t
o
n
d
a
l
s
o
.
t
h
ebut remounted another horse and continued the hunt.
On
jcwefl^thlit^ncebllong^d scoundrels, in Toledo, and which thnt robbery was tho motive in to do when he is compelled to ride
l
o
c
a
l n
e
w
sp
u
b
l
i
s
h
e
dh
e
r
e
i
n
. A
l
l
swept' with mighty force through* any case.
on sonic of the branch lim-s
o
fr
e
p
u
b
l
l
c
a
t
l
o
no
fs
p
e
c
i
a
l the very next day he suffered another fall in which he broke to die
the czar*,,
from Potor
P ctct-tbe
czarSfc/rom
tbc C
Grout\ out the countv>’
Florida does not condone the Floridn rallronds?_KUstis iJko
hcnlt
c
l
i
e
sh
e
r
e
i
n
s
r
sa
l
s
o
r
e
s
e
r
v
e
d
, hiacollar bone.-.ii
•*«-.
doytfn
Victim, . . . ' ’teney among the timid,caused
down to the last poor
poorvftt|in.
need not be tragedies at Toledo. It would have
Money from diamonds,, rubies,' •denied. A wave of prosperity ever made n decent, safe place In which Region. And how is a fellow en'
Wednesday, February 3, 1924.
No doubt the cries which will now be emitted by the E n g ocnrls.
will be psid to bilk AbVer- flinls its knockers. Bankers in to live, and in which a man could ing to express his feeling when
lish press agfllnAt the Prlncd’h eeju^strian activities Will be lenn plows fdr Russian. 4m|(teuts.
—S i— ‘ - ', ' some northern stated while sneak* go to alcep in thd security of tho he-*ran’t get anything over the
" t h e HKRALD’flT p C A T F O R k
__
both
voluminous
and.terrific.
This
is
the
fifteenth
time
ho
Ybu
deplore
and
Oonflcmn
what ingly investigating their own mo-i belief that the morrow would find radio but static T
1.— Deeper water route to Jack*
oonrifie.! V
bk.]. *?o•* * I .
|* has fallen and the second time he has broken his collar bone Bolshevism , did to those'Roidah- ney in Florida, were warning their •nin wife nnd daughter free from
orut ruction of St.‘ Johnn-In- since 1920. Much will lie said about the succession to the effs, weak and worthless as they depositors to “keep your money ir. I harm.
Y O U can haoc
were, at the end, but you. can’t
U lser canal.
v ^
Thousands, however, have be
our bank anil play safe.”
throne,
rights
of
the
English
people,
and
marrying
nnd
a B eautiful
help
nnproving
the
disposition
of
tnslorv of white way.
A lying press, which subordin lieved every lie published and it
Jcwelry-Peptlng
_
_
_
_
_w
u
n
m
l
n
f
fp
o
o
l
,t
e
n
n
i
sc
o
u
r
t
s settling down. Gray haired .chancellors of one thing or an tho ■Romanoff
Com plexion
ates truth to a selfish dollar join is opportune to do moru than has
•V-toe.
other will probably urfte th a t the Prince confine his sports to swords into plough-shares' doeu ed in the un-Godly, infamous war been done in combat thereof. Evory
—
Nee* andArm*
t —Augmenting of building pro* the stick horse or the chess board.
Florida county nnd every Florida
anrt ppcklaces Into plows f q t p e a s - ;eRl
,itcinry sknt<,rt thnt community hns been injured in
gram—houses, hotels, a p a r t *
'ASs&JKr
But in this country we think thp tendency will be rathoi’
•tent houses.
could be hired, were sent to Flor the dastardly propaganda. Wo
} 6^—Bktenslhn of otfoet paving to admire the man who continues to follow the hounds when
ida under the guine of finding the need ndt fool ourselves to the con
program.
he seems to be. pursued by somewhat unusual ill luck, i f thp t THE IATE&T excitement is the truth hut who shunned nil facts, trary. If the nefarious campaign
D**.|
7.—Construction
of
bbnlgrard Prince w ants to die with<‘His boots on, more power to hiril* 4fbread. trust,” Big .brentf. bakers,.- mingled with n low ty|H! of no- has weeded out some real estate
“ *
around Lake Monroe.
*'competing for trade, send th'oir grocs, nnd sent out alarming stor sharks which invaded the state to
8s—Oomfilet iorf of dty beafiVtfka* T h a t is as good a way ns any. Besides he may not die. Buf different trucks and - waggnp.*, tq ies ubout snakes crawling in'o rob, then there comes n mixed
falo.B ill jived to a ripe old -agp,and ho bit the dirt from thp fifty , thousand.? 'or,, .more . retail homes—descriptions ( ? ) of wns*-1 blessing with the mud and the dirt,
lion program.
• •
•«— Bkpam■ion' of school system back o f many a bronco. Even if the Prince should break his Stores in’ big qlties, hal^ a dozen otl lands that one could rniso n:i
What Florida should do, and do
with provision for Increased fa* neck as a fittin g culmination to one of his nose dives, one of WAgons visiting ono store %when umbrella on and columns, upon «1 once is to organize a construeone wagon would he enough.
dlttlee. V • ■»». y*-"’ •*-•■• *■»■ »
his brothers woidd probably Jook ju st ns well ns the Princo • These (business meu, Vrpo want' columns, upon columns of the tivvo cnnipnign of combat with
of degenerate brnts were the truth the only wenpon. Lot
in the receiving line a t Buckm inster Palace nnd thnt’s nbout to cut out extra wagons, which, beluhings
B IB L E V E R 8 E FOft TODAYparaded in ghoulish glee by news men like Bnron Collier, August
nil an English kinjrJJps to^p.anywny.
destroy, n- llivkster, II. C. Forbes, Col. Peter
P S J . for. bY|-tS e.“0 „ th a t. ***- . lh-° papers• which
w„u„ would
P E R SE V E R A N C E WINS-** And
broad, should be allowed to dp,.jt:ev.(.r nnxious
to»■tell or publish a O. Knight, Telfair Stockton, Col.
And
■we
id
-wc"don't
thirik'
the"PrIncc
is
i
q
poor
horseman
cith
er
and
coniliino.
to
(heir
heqr^;,con*
,
lp
Ta,out
FloHrta.
Jaco b wan .le ft alone; and there
W*. F. Stovall, i'erry G. Wall,
’ ... /
' ( K*o
wrcstlert.n man with him until the Fifteenn folls-in Aye yoars Is not so bad for anyone who rides { . t e n t / . .
mm the early dawn of Christ- Chnrles It. Haines, 1). P. Davis,
breaking o f'th e. day.
* ’ * And ns mucch hs th e I'clnffp does. Besides who wouldn't fa ll, i f niH j The modern idea is bigs: btt»i-( innity the world hns ever been Senator D. U. . Fletcher, Richard
he said. Let me 'go for the day horse dropiied d e lid 'b fe n e a th - him ?
*
I[»eae. the bigger tho better, the made familiar with-—“Whatsoever F. Edmonds, Governor John W.
. C'.r'iJ
breaketn. And he said, I will not
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' bigger n thing, the more easily
i n mni
sowH yja
mnn iiowcth,
that will he nlso Martin nnd a dozen or more nnI you can watch it. And, if the •renp.” Toledo, Ohio, was criminal; iiu
tiunnlly
-ii. ii} known
mi.-mi mi-ii
men prepnro a
, I eoplc have brains, the more cos- j in its work. Some of the hired statement nnd publish it in evory
m m m b m s p b," , -t .
f V
The Editors Were Impressed
il.v they can control It.
P R A Y E R —Teach us, Lord, to be
rcoundrels in thnt city wrote of Inilv newspaper in America. Pro*f i.S|
I*
|j.
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! _ .T H y know thnt In England, j Florida’s “wave of crime,” when pare 5,000,000 copies of this stntofaithful*unto death,,that we may
* * Siinford played host yesterdny to delegates from every The British regulates rubber, for Flqrido stands among the galaxy inert in folder form and distribute
receive tho crown of life.
state press association in the United States with the excep bids production of. more than can I of states'ns a lender in respect «'f‘ ihiotighout the country. Get tho
be Hold at a good price and HritUh |ln*f»
,
'-tess association to deal honestly
tion of California.’ The sun-kist ink stingers couldn’t make rubber-is
‘ HELll’lN'dAlUCTS ME
paving liritnla’a w arj •Toleda liognn its fight against lv this state. Have n story writit
probably
because
they
wdro
too
busy
at
home
hnmmcrink
SU0PPING
debt to Americn. Ask the tire Florlda just eight months ago, and ten *>v Rex Beach or Homo other
|rW
Ktvt'make.*.
since that time, in the city of To- famous author bringing out the
SAYS the mlssuB to me: “I nm out anti-Florida propaganda.
Other nutions are in biiHinr** on |ledo. with its stormB, blizzards u.;d remarkable truths ubout Floridn
II I -< 4
A U D IT S SYSTEM S'
Tho editors-tam e to Floridn to inspect the property given
sure I can't see
ncnlo. It in nilly to t a lk . huiuii'vds of hold-upN, niru» women mill place this story on the screen
How you’ve' ever irticceeded in by Charles D. Haines to the newspapermen of the country. of national
holding our business men down. I have been attacked and fiendishly of every available motion picture
Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, j
Lttthcr -' Burbank, in n
San I beaten und stabbed und otherwise theater.
t j s
s
i t
mark, you While in Sanford they .were entertained in a manner that -lt rqnclseo
pulpit gives mope in* maltreated.
Five of them have i I'ost.s money, eh?
delighted many of them because of its variance from any
will biw^o the dprk
I’alm Beach, Daytona1
concerning his views on)
■ And for ony ffwt ■salesmen you’ll o th e rvforth o f reception to which they had become accus formation
a supreme being. Ho snys he Is
readily fall.
tomed. ' Feted and pampered and coddled in hotels and gilded an infidel, and he can't tell whether
CEN TRAL FLORIDA(
If ypH're needing a hat you just pleasure houses elsewhere, the p artyrof essentially human, ho behoves in God or not. -MOBILE REGISTER
.......
rush through tho door
“Belief” is a word used com-1
317-318 First National Bull
And take tho first thing that they and not too high-brow publishers, foitWi real unaffected joy trionly
to describe n mental linbit. !
in the old time fish fry given them at Lemon Bluff.
show in the store.
Hujipy the mnn, or woman eith ed abroad ami jarred the earth in
Sanford, Florula.
er, who finds escape from life’s his passitig.
•"You’re nlwarp-fn haste, and you’ve these
monntopy, its vexations and dis
People who combine business
S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT
appointments, in a hobby! Thrice with pleasure by making a hobby i
horrlbltikstd*^* *
cep
tiw
And you’ll llu en ' to anything
happyHs thnt individual whose hob of their means of livelihood, froBtercotyp
by Is RU'o his work! Be the “ruling luently get on ninuzingly in life
wf ** ’*
citfzens,scored A succ
innot be fully appreciated mi- (*po«qlatipg w the nature.TpoVzar passion”
nssion whrit
it mny, otherwise, nod luy by bonds and other wcn’.tli
1•
i you don’t oven try,
■ or tlie
-■ cheerful:
-Jtese tuimsroiN■trrirerH bi'gin ' »;d purposo of__________________
the chief end of i for A
t V rainy’ day
u passing airplane. it. l»>tn mannvdf iMth«
t llllf t ^ t o iiU if c lU M
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t
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» N|H.n,|jllK „r (ht,jr }1(>jrK These peo ’• Ton grab tho first .thing that the to appear, and San i6rd rs raqrty attractions nre spread among
exlsVciwe,
the
source
from
which
even know positively that we *we
■ draw most of the enjoyment
■>
clerk ti*i6s to sell.
ple have the merit of not neglect
^ w h lT eV riit? 6 u ^ ltlie 1 | «snatched from u weary world.
You rush Into a place and you ask people who to d a f probably’ Wow ver>’ little about the subing the daily task for what is in
for a hat, ► ,/>•
Htantial City.
■.
inoculations
.................but
foolish,
of j111 V '"1 ,it ' most instances, not only n profit
. j ., ... I Hint os tho jaded imagination, did less pursuit ns regards its finnhThe clCrk springs a derby. You
The fact that die m ajority of the visitors were from un’t brio t
ahqut: ‘111 toko that!’
•
1. " . " V .\9 » r rude forebears of the cave era ' cial returns, but is «r*tu.h,lvnl £ '
rural
districts
cnhqpces
tjh^Jpcal
ndvertislr|g
value
of
the
,fn
i t . "Now It’s different with mo, the
)S, oLt WvdftA
They had cause of much expense—not intour. Those who read the papera whose editors came here . T„UbV:iU>Vifmta fo? doublo'su*
first- thing that I see
Homes, Lots,
double stars l Rc ,
|” Ry *r«st *»s»*ur- fre<|ucntly expense that is dlsnsdlsnsMay be pretty and cheap, but it yesterday nre industripus, law abiding farm ers who, if they. „ t;K. w.mhent h.-mUphqro. ro«L 0d, but perchance the stntggle for 'trims to the person who
who ritie.t
ri
a\
«*xUtcnce was so exhausting md hobby long and hard Yet we must
.
won't do at all.
.
- nf *’
outherp croit}
decide to come to Horidn nt nil,.will come to loente permart- fierce
tju- »outho_
J Just stand and pout, while they cntly. Sanford-doesn't need the metropolitan spcculato'ii]
T o d a y ’s B e s t Buys]
cJtscope,.. nt Jqhan:
.
um ieic»cuRew
•
‘b
"o'? T , W Z ' ™ ili0n h\
!l d ealer admiration for
pull tho stock out,
found. ,780 new
^e-W aSric^ m o S i x L
- w S . , ; ^ S yV 2 ht th°
Apd for any old thing I’m not with hia migratory ways ns much ns it needs men who will■'f»©uV>Y■ ' t,iY* <aach°
co m e h e r o - t e - a s s l s t ln *+Wfr c o m m u n ity ’s d e v e lo p m e n t, nu.it iT.ms rev.iiving uwundWenchKother.lc mnk4 fhodcrn blood run chill, not 'gam and in fad a stimlinVum/p
. . . ready to fall.
One lot on tlie corner of I'alimtWuil
I will takp all the morning to pur- w ho n re p re p a r e d to f u r t h e r t h is c o u n t y ’s r e p u ta tio n as t b e { , A n d i l a d » other n ta ra te the to «penk of tht'lr fcrorit>, that tat ion to iH*ifli»i’t thi* work hv which
1 his is a corner lot and hsi
.h
e
r
.
w
».
1111l-l.u
r.,
Klrtllw.
I......
..
hf.
“,
"
l
?
i
S
k
V.V chase a drees,.
g r e a t e s t p ro d u c in g s e c tio n o f th e B o u th .
depth-, of. Lie Sky; strange ns fish
Act quick. Price $3,500 Kuio' tn » I
hunting,
entittg
and
sleeping,
must
from
deadly
routine
of
,
away
front
the
For none can buy wisely who docs
e
And
the
benefits
th
at
will
come
from
the
delegates’
tyjjli
o
!
r
l
|
t<
i!l‘
t
!r
Tocanf''
S
t
L
x
star
have
made
the
major
round
of
the
accountant’s
desk,
the
oftic'
,
It in less,” .
.. .
here are not confined to tlie agricultural sphere. Represen- \shining 'in nr tho South Polo mndo man'H dayn nnd nights when th. or the counter, whenever an oppor
was young.
tunity presents itself.
Eo t tried the wife’a way und went tntives from industrial sections were visibly impressed with un of six suns involving around world
*—* *a feet on Palniotto Avenue *nd iff
•
But
oven in thnt remote time........................
"^ruly, the. pussion for woman is I
•hopping one day
‘ client for u hotel site or a ihain of i
Sanford’s strategic location pnd attractive factory sites. Vis each other in complicated fashiod. there were diversions outside of the consuming.
Often
times*^
the"-'
’And I thought tho first hat which itors with an eye trained for commercial activity were.quick
is one of the most desirable »it» h '
nows
wm,"rVd,V^ot
pulit “out.
TH IS IS « wonderful universe daily routine—what they were, we .of , many
he showed me would do,
can
bo bought nt a figure und*r tk •
-.
...........,--may only guess at, although the out is then- u zi-xi in the <|ue»l ol
flntT solemnly eaids “Try them all, to appreciate Sanford’s inland, harbor position and its possi und one need not be surprised that, philatelist
will
pay
you to investigate thi*.
of- woman, that t aiuu-t bo mulched or
puzzlrfn oven - 1 ,
i of .today,
- - the collector
,
bilities ns u UlatribuMng. point for A wide area.
'
r . it j utrtnagemont
'* ofi my head,’’
pictures,
books,
candlesticks,
rugs,
over-matched, by the gleam in the
Ahd it took a lull hour ull the
The entertainm ent necowled the journalists here yestcr^ l.Uthcr Burbank.
not------had even of u collector, who behold ihr
.sctirubs,
.
. old nrmor or whut
,
•irick to-go through.
day was n sUcceAs and those Snnford business men who neg
DAMON FRANCO, able pud dar his predecessor some hundreds of object about which he has d. an , d
" e have large and small celery fM*l
X insisted on seeing each also ami
us thnt nee money makers. If its a fsr»s
lected th eir businesses to ^ell Hanford and Seminole county ing Spaniard, baa flnlsjuxi hU thousands or wus It millions? ,.f for many y e a n ? ’ And the philol
■'/ h each shatio *
'And then bought tho very first hat to the visitors are deserving of much credit and recognition flight acrosfl the A tlantic ocean years ago. Perhaps thnt first c d- pher will u-|| y„u that a hohhy i>
from Spain to Pernambuco to Rio lector was a connolilsuur of beads, n' or‘* to be- desired than nm- „f
> he displayed.
for the way the m atter was handled. V isitors to this com Do
Janeiro, in Brazile, und the next or bits of bone, once the property
,
A.
■ 0 ■
,'''t “nstaMe, cjoulurg*
munity cannot be very favorably impressed even with our BuenoB Aires.
T
■ Opr office boy says don’t censuro conspicuous
COLCI.OUGH REALTfl
of'somo^incoujh
aniinqlliuUjmilk.
!'cir
bell.
'
f
*" th— Wn>’ to henven
evidences of .prosperity
unless these advantages
This should interest ouf nohlt^
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. .
,
nwr
* The future growth of-Elorlda in
assured, because of its climatic
r^TOBtngcv-*besausO'Of its. unsur
passed opportunities—because of
i t s ’ unexcelled brogresslvo citizen’ ..
■
al . n l n e n
g S j a g ;we l,,,c ,o
mam
m SgXl
m
Hall, Pentland and
HOBBIES
XII
Farms, Ac
man because .he talks too much
intelligently prenented and described.
- * 1-- street becauso he probably .nre
.
1, . c ._____ — a.—
n<
doeant- have a chance at fiome,.
J .J L i a committee did IhelriWDfJf
Mr.:.
A Gotham hat concern advertiBca
tor “"girU to trim rough Bailors.”
*Bat.they
o i ____ don’t have to bo rough
girls, do they?
;Mnry Garden’s voice iH said to
Ttvfotvr well over radio. Wherein
she has u decided advantage over
on, Charles G. Dawes.
now n question of whether
members of the anthracite confer•no* know what it’s all about, with
the Chances pretty good thut they
do riot. - t - t
Tho Sb. Petersburg hoys who
_^ tho Charleston for acvenand a half hours, and who now
the world> ^record, nre welto it.
*.*
BfeA f.-
• 1
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•^
Tim Orlando Reporter-Star *uy«
•Ton.a drunken driver can huve a
sober thought. And the beat way
foflilip to have that sober thought
la to fivp.him.il jail sentence.
m
^
iontative Madden of 1111*
now K nnie* forward with .jntion that me army and navy
menu are wasteful. Just as
were tailing uh something
re didn’t plready know.
The Florida Eo>f Coeyt Bailrued
Baked the Interstate Commerce
nlssiAn for the right to sell a
IsdUe of twenty million dol>pder if that wll] haveisnyi .do with increasing or dsthe number of
exchange . assorts “pence
edme when1 congressman
the people want uod
id e o iW M t
w ,ut.'*Tb4
JLJR wHaI I njVK-riupartmehtTil' ‘V
« ^'hlch made a 100 per cent failure
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MY FA V O R IT E -STO R IE S '
\
•:
By IRVIN 8, CO^B lt/v*
in thq effort to fly from California
U\ Hawaii, With the help of thtjec
JUJtneir-capecUlIv' prepared. Our
theory*•!* all right, and when we
r.'-urt-jMrtlak'd good1 fliers In.ptcad o( giving them n.’chance 3o
fly. that may .be all right, itul
when it com*
tomes to flying we
We ulrt^ke tho BritiBh laboret,1
he ate
—
L
m<
/wpll, slept, well Jiut when it enme
lo ll
air) over of a
f
«r
^ ----- !•'
\f)x
P
i
told her . .
“You culled the maid?” clfjjo^cd
the co-conspirator. ‘ "Why donx
you sny that you called ono of the
inaida?
Near as I remembef,
J ’ou’vc got five or six maids hangng,’round that palace ,not to men
tion a couple of butltnc and one
thing and another.”
“Have it your own way, old
chub,’’ resumed the sllck-hnlrad one
with a sidelong glance- at Mis*
Ferguson to see whht the effect
upon her was; ”1 called one of the
maids, if you prefer to put it that
way, and 1 told her to bring} me
some burnt sugar end- tom#hot
water and • little whiskey. You
not frequent beating, added to the
h k jm s
.........
nrslUmas
w
immigration
-authorities, f° r citizen,hip
.............. .......... .i " “ d X ':“lit
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,lr ,'n
GOOD ADVICE
JACKSONVILLE JOUR.W i
s f t n r u s .-ir
Jc. i-phus Daniels, who was in merge Individual
debt to the United States. Yes
terday the pound sterling sold .*.? Jacksonville yesterday, ^sve some meap * u , m f f e r e n r e s
fhc
$4gricr. only one-eighth of a ceqt’ good advice for Democrats and Demw'rHt, mu 7 " '
..millL.l.urj”on,,lr“t‘‘
«hm
below par value. When you p»>'> thcre are_slihs that-lt U b ^ gjthey
tn*y can «inn|
Ka '
th
vour debts people like your money. heeded. Tho fformer secretary of ■s a party uniu Th
funrt'.»i,
navy in tha Wilson adminlstratrust « ,,"rVy a s r - t r y vi||
T the
tlon urged that DemocrsU bury U aiway,
P®»*r that
I Contemporary Comment;
differences and concentrate upon can well uff„Id
|hc pnrty
---- ----- principles to the end that the party ambiton,
u.,r/ 05 f et Personal I
Whether the pbdeatrian geU an may
^
may weld together a compact or- to prove
n. This done and victory
even break depends largely on ^nniralion.
l It may take more thorn ernment. T h .ii ?.nt '“ f tl>e gov.
where he's Bte—Ariconsos GazeU*.
or^1p^fdonVlsTVlecUoa
but it prill publicans h«\,.
dsntiolY
method HeTbs radio—and the padlock—* succeed.
b*vo won by u “d°P,*'d «"d they
,
.
ore converting u* into a homc-lovFlorida tt,.d
big
Journal.
■Utes want t0 , w ’ !"r s °uthern
, 0fui«>cratic
Couldn’t America and England t » lw h k h
Party reviui,,.,!
•n, Lady, do you hear. this guy Stretch
it to me.**
a polut to setttlce theb*
se.
plaa_to^1OT>Ok rotrabers of
The snens shift* to tb* following aayin’ bo’s got u cold? What hew rubber eontroTTray?—Detroit FrW
thd irtjs-wntls* together and aub- in* nk^i. .
afternoon at th* RU*i ‘ Frj||mpt on really gbt Is gallopfal’ Tonaumphi . J ng
Real Estate
Genenll
FORT LAUDERDALE NEWS
Queer kinks turn up oceunion- applying the .|(|.,ta iIlu.
..
auv in this eiieellent new immigntlfin law. . Here is ono of them
a temporary May
.. ,
Michael O, Jacobsen of Now llgrmit. Th.. fact «hit h *
York City caml* to America front for citizemOnp v,.„rs .. '
Ilpssia with his wife in 1!m.i. |(o no difference
m,
^ oiake.
took out his first eitizvnuhiu pa- American-born.
He engaged in the 'skin I he father must | ix-niam here.
**“'«• "i tUl
[porting and exporting business, months.
son jlenry was bom in 11)13.
“ My business
In 19H ho went to Russln with his* |te-'ts, “not
EuroiH.rn i'm ' i r"
family, and remained
•there»|ling my boy here. * ile»- !.,
(resenting American tanners
rejsi
Amriicai, dtizen
buying hidas.aud skins und shin
"tie myself; But' l.
“al
ping thorn,to America. His wife• “
became UtAfcnti Vf0«. placed in M l ,:v,'r Kuin chir,-n.hin ‘ uh" ". *«“'
foreign’_sanitarium,''wheYi- she is ; :.t „
obliged 'to remain. When the war
Somethin,.’
to L ’ done
made business bad In Russlu, Mr.1about "‘ah
»mh. ,awH.
. . '“Kht
.
___
An
Jacobson operated in other parts I to the imnui.r»tu
an»*ndnu-nt
oft(Europe. Recently he return- i ing. w n u h u S 0!' !“W’ ,,ow Pendid 4with; his son, to stay here for
fr“”.......—
___ _______________ --------- —
.— i, j ------ L
n,
Ing
t
a
r
r
y
appeared, J The chlaf
“ Larry,” said the young mo
with the slleked-back hnlr und th ploUan called hlm -acro**- tho res*
waNp-wuiHt, “ I wunt you to do ttviu taurnnt und ho Wiui duly presented
a big favor. I’ve juat met a 'g ir l to thj> M r Mina FererusdS,” ho fX
who's visiting here from Tolctlp gain ed "th at last .Sunday. 1
and I ’ve fallen for her strong. Now, out by my little place in tno cou%
’ •• •i " *
I want to make a good impression tryI f . . y t
HUSBANDS ARR1 grn.lunhy
on her—sort o f let her get tho im . 5‘Pisten*n tho country-Ahakf
broke fn Larry. “Listen to thul losing th*lr anriknt “rights." The
pression that I’m woli-to-do. In, bro
longvr
. . ... .. sefviqe.,
,vi(,-e. no
^
u . - j . marriage^
fact, I don’t care if «he goes so will
rohtlse ta-pbey. .Tbp English IqW
fur ns to think I ’m wenlthy, but I
It is—a regulnl* Estate,' 5 o longer peri _ a man to lient
don’t want to do too niiK}> .brag
Jrifl wife "withfjh
stick ino bigger
r
i i.v ,
“ " i s suck
ging in front of her ubout wbat thatV Ill/P.?
■Th#.
smiled tolsrahtlv.ana|jtfound than hfls, t h u m b , A Rusi
I ’ve got. S o .th a t’s where you lit
wont
. 1 - -i tian husband-no longer beats hU
Into the game."
“WcU.-wurhow,” ho revumyj^H .wife gently oa^their marriage day*
"How do I fit into the gam e?’
to prove, thflTTo is'boss.
Inquired Larry, who w'as by way was out tlrere ut my shack.
•'And noWOA wife gets her di
Aln’t that just like you
of being rather a rugged nnd un
vorce with* eask Valimony simply
claimed Lam*. “Shack, hul
tutored person,
’
t<ceause
nd, during the good.
“ Easy enought,” said the con a nulace, that’s nil—a pall
past e i g hht ^_^ r ^ h n s _____
had a way. The
-V
spirator. “Tomorrow I’ve got a tell tho world.” .
of .pairing her in the morning by **T'
“No nfBtm^tffd’mhll^
date to buy her a lunch ut the
throwing cold water on her us she
Rltz. '. We'll he sitting at one of larry. “What I was
lay In bed at 6 a: ni. Occasional,
the tables -against the back wall. was that I called the mni
Along about two o’clock you drop
in there w< kf by-accident. 1 11 hail
you ancjValT you over to our table
ana iatrodqco you to Miss ForJ Uson—arid Insist on you sitting
swn with W- • Then I’ll atari In
to' talking about myself. I ll bo
sori of backward and, diffident iq
referring to my own possessions
but every time 1 mention anything
that belonte to me that’ll be your
cue to intenrtipftedvgo the limit,
swelling ms. Understand, you’re
to boost nt every oiJporturilty.
That’S it, bookt and boost and keep
on boosting unUI you . make her
lion-
QUOTA AMENDMENT
*b'« •• u k,
•* (he govern.
ion.
311 First Natlonsl lb»l
Hanford. F la .'•
'X*
Pre-Reservation
of Lots
Ocean and River frontu, near
Augustine.
.- *•
Thia properly owned by
iffered for few day* only; ^ en',v v r
campaign offering lota for supop1
to ollottment,
...j .__
Ocearu Frontage at $50.00 P<
About 550 lots in all. one-fd«^hJg *
Right is roser-vodJo
vat ion sale at-any tinto-without
■K A RLf
R EA L E 8 JA T E —iNVKSTE1
. - R h on e 744
606*607 F ir iitN fftk ® * 1 ^
W. F . HOLBORN, Salto
------- « Ns
�STETSON U N IVERSITY “GREEN ROOM” '
PLAYERS COMING HERE TUESDAY
When the Green room players , at
Stetson
University T h iird ..7 "
tl
7
!
•1
ground, faced with pervance blue j ST> AUGUSTINE. Feb. 1 —<*) *' Mrs. S.’ M. Lloyd was a gracious
v.KC K!™ *n on Tuesday when it straw. A matching s c a r f o f b lu e1 X T ' , , " 1' " * : ™
*
i hostess on Tuesday, when she en- frIant in tho world, makes its own >
direction of Dr. Irving C. StoVer. j with the Mission School which
nk and other supplies at a great _
he‘n& conducted in this l i f i h It
it* .for??,a,1 •Prin* •lowing n„d figured qeorjette completes ■^Two * ir,» who * « * i f t J S K ? 1
Pirst! head of tho Stetson School of DrEl" the present time.
J at ; h* t* t* nd m llinery, the rnauy •Ids unusual .port eL
great distances la 6omp«p<a I n ’the tertalited the tnembers o f the Ture- „nviriK
.
nresent "Peter, The Rock
will Go to I)avin„.
.>
‘ "t?»il.
“" ‘ “ie tnot^els,
mooeis, iiko
.............
Nstionsl
Swimming day Duplicate Rridge Club, most
—
Will
Daytons n«_
ReachL
like so ■mnnj
inany
Of Miami
rns« georgette'
georpetto is a'W om en's
National
dalntv model with velyet tulips in Championships d o be held-Feb. pleasantly a t her lovely new home
i w
a
« £ * s x * s
one side ^
I0ftly
0" 0*13. in the Aleazar pool here. a r - on Magnolia Avenue. *
Grey is a .pedal good color this rived todayin S t Augustine. p>eyCut flowers or the various
hi es
the Dlavera ~will
nna u,0K9a IIKc ™y» of Florida's golden
a - l W
t(! th“t sunshine, trsnsformlng this shop ■' .non, am! .me modsl that
has * * * * Marlchen Wehselau, the lead- together with greenery weru wed
pervision have carried n religions city T
presentation imme- into a veritable bower.
been partic iliriy admired, is poke , -nK *{ri
swimmer In Honolulu *, in charming profusion in the roonis
2 play from off the campus to an- diatclv
fore tho Snnfoci0 a*?p0an,nc‘* beA background of larksspur blue, shaded. a fiance of chiffon so ftly ,
Klcnnor Gnratti of Stn
^ sl . Aflrri tnhUi wprt* ntnrcd
Am nLSS ?
“utlience.
j maline, studded here and there with shading the eyes. Across the crown cisco, the national RO-y.rd cham- j'wh*M
.
The demand upon them for this
dainty traceries
o f French B.u
flo w
•
!i A most absorbing gamo of du|dlj ojua
fWmfci
__ _____
, uu
A'*- ]1 -t'«qn.
i C a '1^ wnr<* Hen- ’.UR0 >’e'*ow poppies, was used in ..re
,0 ^ .'p a r t i c u la r presentation. has been dprsnn
fn«l wh , Tudent boding from Sun- the window, with imported cha- rs and vincT in green and Miami ] W»a Wehsclau's journey took ' c»t« bridge was played.durimr the
p
compelling,
to . ,the
-decidedly
----------------- - . . due
.
.
_™ who has made splendid pro- peau of nile green ncapoliten straw, rose. Facing this pretty party hat, 12 days, seven days‘being on the afternoon, high'ecoree being made
ill c >. remarkable success with which gross in dramatic work during his "d*h trarerier. of vines and tiny ' Miami ro-.e georgette.
water. Sho contracted a cold on by Mrs.' George Knight. .Mrs.
pupil, they have
JtJn
r V
S Jct!,1_n He is a broth‘
> nvn. th* l-r.m i< . 11 •* ••’ t - ’f.rgf model
of *h- trnin enrrlng vrn«s Texas but
T B rli*. Mr*. Roy f ’lti .nbroth *'•
! Trtrai md
they go to Sanford anticipating er of Charles T. Henderson, who 1 ’• ’ ' <:•••'' tin
i
1111*1 j'tu
i
.d with M
<?” « ,;it Olvhu.i • .-.'hn-titor etnmt« to ,|«.n Xan«l Mre.*?> t i Benm*n.
.♦the the presentation in a neighboring took the leading role, "Nothine ' '• 1 • .1 Ulff«uif .t llith Sill
r.iiudl' •
w. Lnorgeoua white
in* ■ .^lUton after a fnw |.„n.nving thr^game the tfidek
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•.■>*>•
M iin n
iB n n iir a
* it u t
■ i,n
' ■ ' • » « 1. * ?
•
•
*■
-ommunity
much npleasure.
But The
Truth”. a- very
— -- •laughable
• .• •» .•
community with much_
.^jBut
Truth”,
: "niingb •, handsome hand-made
tl b.ack pa t .! <? rorca >v th yc‘- *|‘N
workio the Alcawir pool, were cleared And rcfroahmi ni of
Tlio Rock"
pnesented sevcrnl weeks 1 “<C8 changeable taffeta and me OW centers.
G» the
“Peter, Tho
Rock” is
la scheduled |comedy presented
\fterwordj. she and Miss G nrrat-' chlckon salad, saltinen, ollvi ; and
eCitte for. presentation a t the auditorium 'ago by the Green Room players.
tollic cloth.
Frenchy i
is a acmi-dress ti will start intensive training ini- cnffc0 were served by the hoatess
[Parent------------------------ ttt- — ■■■"
----------------. - __
____ _____ Centering
. . this, _attractive picture.
hat of lilac ; «:i j ilver fancy straw, mediately.
' assisted by her sister, Mrs. Arvhie
j
j
.
_
—
window is a large model of "ten faced with georgette of Idcnding
Miss Garratti was the sensation nclt8<
I meet at
“•ciock. Sunday Reading Hour M l ’S . I h i e r p e n And Ml*«5 ro|ie pink” cut ve,vet* with trim- tones, with iir^e'hand made flow, of tho championships here la st' Mr> Lloyd's guests vtefe .'Irsr
i
*. ‘
\ l I P " of frol<l "bbons and small ers of georj ' t ; in matching and W
when she won the CO-yanl George Knight,. Mrs. J . C. Benson,
1(nUr. At L i b r a r y Proving JP^oo„w- ne,.n
i s entertain At ,l,k ro,,es in thc dainty shades of harmonizing t t c s .
Htle after ■wlniming a dead heat Mrs. Charles L. Britt, Mrs. A. it.
ajjwj
~ ‘
pink and rose.
I Beige hone hair braid fashioned
Ethel Lackle and Gertrude p ^ tt, Mrs. Roy Chittenden, Mrs.
,rark Popular W fth M a n y Bridge
Party
Tuesday
An
exquisite
semi-sport
hat
was
another
unusual
model
with
fancy
h.dorle.
Mrs.
Fuller
Lee
chapcrR.
c
.
Bower,
Mrs.
John
Smith,
Mrs.
Mary
_______ ,
--------; of bias bands of rainbow georgette lace straw
strnw motifs appliqued over oned
MissWchselau on her long Hartedegen of Newark, N. J.. Mr*.
Tbo library is proving to be a
. \y. K. Holborn of Plalnsflold, N. J.,
Mrs. A. K. Powers and Mrs. W. v°vcring thc entire top and brim, the brim und crown. In the front •
is trip from Honolulu to Florida.
I entergA j w u l
cluste of an ornament of rhinestones.
'and Mrs. Archie Betts.
L j center of activities, and its vol- Morton Thigpen were joint hos. i “a deeper shnded rose of cluster
one
Much
admiration
was
shown
for
Miss
Annie
Hawkins
CL* H
il- uinc of work is increasing each ‘ T « »» T u ,.d ay who,, Ihoy
M,
-------, ...w .......i, irc.„n
Miami a large chapeau of Florida gold T n _i____ a *,
t
._ i'
month, tho records for January tertamed at aprogressive vanish-'rose georgette. With this lovely taffeta, with braidings of white , C jI lt G l t a i T l S A t L iO V G ly
j A o j v Su M j u
showing, a decided increaso over ing bridge pnrty at the home of creation is a scarf Of Miami rose silk soutarhe braid, and rhinestone (
p Q v fv
T lin « r 1 n v
O
r
F
i
etcher
L
B
rown
Mrs. Thigpen on Mugnolin Avenue ! Beorgette with bias bands of geor- .ornhments with facings of white:
u
x
Au e o u a y .
rat J :15 the preceiiing month. Three thou
, ,,
, ,
' gette in rainbow tints.
taffetn.
I
’ --------S P E C IA L IS T
sand and fifty books were loaned m ere were three tallies of plnyers,
Another gorgeous model i* of
A full line of Knox hats, In fe lts.1 Entertaining at her scries of
in January^ which is 432 more than and anumber of guests who
I lemon yellow georgette faced in hankoks, leghorns and fancy straws I vanishing progressive bridge par|
their sewing
fancy
! tics which are being given by the
in December, The reading room brought
_
„ and
_ ___
, lavender, tho crown and brim, hand- are on display. '
it 3
1--------'- violets
Each person attending thc spring members of the Woman's Club, •
attendance also showed a material work und joined those plnving for I’^ t e d in
PurP*c
opening wire presented dainty Miss Annie Hawkins was a charm• t
-nft * t
j i An
, r or tnc lover ox tnc distinctive
increase, being 728 in January and te m _
I
and unusual, is a
largehaf of fig-I nosegays of sw eet peas inpastel
ing hostess Tuesday at her Rheums
home
U*xa,
Jin. C. 483 in December,
Decorating this coxy home were ured georgette on a white back shades.
—
|on Celery Avcnuo.
IllfuatlT*
niMrdSru,
jf Mrs.
The library has 1,000 members bowls and baskets of sweet peas
This spacious homo was abloom 1 . 1 v • r SRd Kidney
registered on Its roll, and increas- and ferns. Suggestive of the valen
with quantities of fragrant yellow
C*Jvv!rr
fhocxscoats miluner
i bud- vd cnils are daily being made on tine season were the heart shaped
Japanese nnrcissu»;aiul asparagus
w<wn
*
——
and
Chronic
nnd
it the it, and a large amount of reference tallie cards.
fern*.
Cynthia Grey Tells Why Valentino
Oimellrated L>UenH*
3 0 9 E .1 U S T .
PH O N E
ISiion at work is done. Many of tho new- . After an unusually interesting
After
several
progressions, •t
Men
Marriage Has Been Unsuccessful scores
uryed comers arc frequent visitors, and game of bridge scores were count
were counted ijnd iha prize SPECIAL NOTICJt—
appreciation has been expressed ed and the prize for top score, a
for high score presented to Mrs. II unqueetl o n i h l l
Edrn of thc use of thc reading rooms on
r in Sunday nfternoons.
1 • •|
at 8
In addition to tho volume of
cf thc work done, it is interesting to note
Sinford that books of merit and of a worth
« * t you. ra m * to
m i aud Inn o d tSkM i
' w>tino that gives her a fnir break. spring with which wific wouldn't
Chicken salnd, olives, hot rolls tr
while nnture nre in constant de tunnte one.
my ad v an rfd •>atnn o f troolm o ttl. wHI«k
Daytona Beach, Fla.
oblige—tho
ex-wifie
fire*
this
one:
nmj
coffee
were
served
ut
the
conI*
u
n
lv
o
ru
lly
«rvVif>»d.
No la ru ra l I* r u u
mand. This is one of the chief ob
Refreshments of congealed fruit ' Komehdw the picture of Winiu
n
n
ito
d
.
no
m
ull
ord
er
'r
c
u
t
m
r
i.t
tiiBtiI
"Rudy might like noiseless elusion of the game.
On each
no fn L o prum Utu n * d * . no t l l t l a r
, mill *n- jectives in library work, and signi salnd, nut bread sandwiches, sal- Ire‘l Hudnot Valentino us the old dressed-up children, liut—"
tablo were nut cups, filled with taWd.
In s , ImpouulSlu s u u r s n U c s s lrv n . I s d r t f ■After- fies more than even an increase in tines, nnd coffee were served uftchfattcrcotyped Pckingcse-fondling feThursday, Feb. 11th
And
that
unfinished
sentence
Is
salted
nuts
and
cnqdl**
which
were
|
«W
wk*»
I do"— I d* *hut I odrurtl**.
hb, at numbers.
h u r*** yuoionublr. U rm i srrn n eo d to lu ll
mule did not ling true.
only
ly Whnt
W hat E
Every
v e ry W
Woman
om an K
Knows.
now s. c..„i„«ed
,,i„ y ed during
durinir Hie
Die gsumcil.
am e!
I CiullanV*
eonvuntonoo.
Cull
or
orlle
let
8:15 P. M.
Those plnving were Mrs. James
. , ,
, ,
,
. .
,
Hotel
Then about the mntter of Mrs.
Those enjoying thc cordial hos- j fnformutlon und udnlr*.
Mr». Harry K. Brooks is arrang F. Hawkins, Mrs. John Sneed. Mrs.
A,ld >“--r lord and n’“ u'rx " ul*
tto n t* In
_______
e « r*o n ._ I oyrrulc
Valentino working:
pitulity of Mi»» Hawkins wire M rs.' 1 M tmy• Ssu
OBlMain cud
ica*, " ■ •tdlrul
d ir
1st thc li- ing an intoreating program for the Fred Dniger, Mrs. Joe Chittenden, break anent his noble craving for
__ D._______
“I worked because I was ener- _____
E. B._____
Ktowe, Mrs. W.
Gardiner,r |________
u.mSu*.'► Mf
' ti
uuUiSod •»-d (IStBstory hour to be held at the library Miss Lottie Caldwell, Mrs. Jolin C. , home nnd fireside and Jddlets
I
Mrs.
Mr*. Emmet Hunt, Mr it.
It. JVC:
J7'C-' BenBen - 1fuiMdoU m ay U a t ia v u
next Saturday morning at 10 Deen, Mrs. T. L. Dumas, Mrs. K. sounded quite posey nnd stagey Kptic.
••A man's love doesn't compen- msU| Mrs. L; P. Hagan. Mioa E » m s
o’clock. All tho young folks nre J). McCracken, Mrs A. C. Foster, und ns thaugh frenh from the to r- «»t« for tho boredom and dt*pre&- Owcnn und Mrn A. W. Epp*.
|
17 open invited to be present.
|Miss Ivic Horne, Miss Love Turner,
Dp.FLETc.Hrp L.bnowN
tile bruin of that unoriginul lot,
bcdnpc • loafer.
•
-------------------- -— ----- j Mrs. Harry
uarry Wilson.
i
21,6 MAIN STt
eats were; Mra. F. W. r r c , a a
, . , u , .h „
« « .
“ •;
a n im h u t ,
Jtiit ‘
Ripe
Organ
Club
IS|TJ
j
g
f
^
Prices SI.0d to $3.64
C.
C.
Woodruff,
Mrs.
nnd
miiverinir
from
ilis
O
W
II
ior..
(■'
n
trronl
mistjike.llei
.
t
i
.
.
__
,__
,
..
_______
,
,
I Auxiliary
and quivering
his own sor- |nfr „ man
great mistake.Bo"That umbrella of yours looks | J A C K S O N V I L L E . I L A .
_______ ______ ___ _____
__________
innon, Mrs. !>. O. Shin- rowing heart.
At
Home
w
.
m. mckr
I. Marshall Entertained
causo only an rrpcentric **»nts „„ if it hnt, HCell
dnyg."
i
Plus Tax
n ■«*
rr
i r.
*i.
holser, Mrs. Willi*, Mrs. C. I..
to
But most of the remarks uc- n
“ woman
woman to
to devote
devote her
her life
life tO(
“Well, it certainly has had its |
meet at ( )1 M l ’S . K e n t K O S S l t e r Goodhue. Mrs. L. R. Phillips, Mrs.
t . G. Horne. Mrs Francis Bolz, credited, to Mrs. \alentmo sound
' ^ i , tt}0V*n. Winifred I ,IP*
t]<JW,>1,^_■
riC i* That will plenHu
Miller on
--------Sale began Monday,
o
r
.
N»tS0ha
i
n
u
*
o
n
♦
'
In. Millir
The members of the Pipe Organ D r Z aehar? Mt'rniJon " ,ul ^
Oil IS Milady for nil occa
A'
Her dissertation of thc folly of
V#|rnMn°. o r..N »t*ob a
AORKKD
b *] hos- Club of tho Baptist Church were
Rambora.
We’re
for
yool
Yau
have
sions.
Feb. 1st. Mail orders
'_____________ _
an American girl marrying a Eumost delightfully entertained^ on
& good head, and sold head has
What time shall I come ?
Miss Willard’s
Monday afternoon by Mrs. Kent Woman’s Club Social S
doped out a much better analysis
Voice over phone: Come after j
r e c e i v e d now.
3 u . " “ M>' of
why your marriage failed than supper.
jn nf the p'”," i*cr
ber home on Coiery
Gift
Shop
has either your erstwhile
Department To Hold
a"Rudy
" : or lie : That’s what I was coming
the Worn- A'~r.ue:
,. , ,
PHONE 939
On Balcony at the Biu-kot
y ji...,.
This home was a veritable bower
his
press
agent.
, after.—Answers.
Annual
Bridge
Party
leans.
European
boys
arc
taught
with its bowls and baskets filled
=r*
______
, . I to consider thcmsclvps much more
with quantities of exquisite early
On Tusday, Feb. l». the mcinbcts important than girls.
**« « a a a » a a ■ ■ a N i M i H i i i H i i M i i i i n i i i m i R a u i i i a H i i i m i i m i i i M i s i i H N i M U H H n M i i u i u u V
home mi spring flowers.
of the Social Department of tho I “These boys, brought up to conThe
regular
routine
of
nusinea*.
i »nd other
aider themselves lords of creation
b» »pmt was carried out, during which time Woman’* Club, will have their an expect wives to be subordinate.
reports were given for the progyes- nual bridge luncheon, with Mrs. A wife is someone to make him
ri“g spring
teas which the club has been Ernest Housholder as hostess.
‘ DtLantl 1giving and quite n neat aunt has
All those who are expecting to comfortable, minister to his wants,
provide sympathy when he needs
>♦♦♦♦♦♦'
«•> <•♦♦*•♦♦♦ 4 ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 + 4 4 4 + + + + + 4 4 4 4 M >>♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
l*een raised in this manner. The attend arc usked to notify Mrs. it. it, and when he needs nothing,
members responded to the roll call A. Newman or Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. keep herself well in thc back
J Min Anna with state topics. The next meeting
Those who are going to have
. .,
, „
ft tnd Mrs. will be held on Monday afternoon guests, must send in their name* ground.”
And wo regard thm especially
t rwently nt thc home of Mrs. J. L. Miller, in writing accompanied by the re
Quitman, with Mrs. Miller and Mrs. J . H. mittance. All guests’ name* 1
as the members who expect
Colclough as hostesses.
I smor.g
During the social hour, Mrs. Roethe frying *itPr
served delicious refreshments
,J* b«*ld consisting of chicken salad, salIS. l b»- ■a^i saltint;a, oilvea—<uke and cofa»ui^___ . ....1
‘But what wore
wore mo
mo out
out was
was my
my
IfrrrJ u|hui fee. Each guest was presented a in si
Only out of town guests and
foreign
husband’s
acceptance
of nil
|t!io » mem-1 lovely corsage of sweet pens.
persons who have resided in
these things as though they were
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1#f the FanThere was a good attendance of ford less than one year arc eligible merely my duty, my dny’s work.
to attend as guests.
members.
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Gowns nnd Teds. Mode of No. 100 cam
bric Hhccr nuinsook. Fine empea in all
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Gowns and Teds
Made -of fine ilngorio crepes and voiles
trimmed wltly filet laces In all .the light
shades. *
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•• Fine silk finUhod'crepes and lingerie in
light shadea trimmed with round thread
lace. Gowns arid teds.
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Gowm, Teds and Bloomers.
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$1.00 and $1^5
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dilk Underwear
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TH IS BEA U TIFU L PRO PERTY ON
C R Y S T A L LAKE
one of the most beautiful in Florida. Distinctive home sites, where building restrictions are reasonable, yet such
that insure against unsightly or undesirable surroundings.
Men of vision back this project* Monev^tim^ancLpatienee^wrlkiTOPfec spareJ to make the surroundings a livjlg^paradi^rnStreets;^leC fr1c ligbT^Watcr and telephones and many other conveniences.
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H om e sites with bathing, boating and fishing privileges to all property owners in Crystal Lake Shores.
S e e us for information and inspection of properly.
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HowHbctore T re a t
Colds AndThe Flu
To break up a cold ovarnlfht'or
cut short an attack of grippe,
flucnxa, sore throat or tonsiflus,1
physicians and druggist* are now
recommending Calotaba, tho puri
fied nnd refined calomel compound
■tablet that given you the effects of
calomel and salts combined, with
out the unpleasant effects of eith
er.
One or two Calotaba a t bed-
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$10,000. Two of these lots are on Sanfotd
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..*a Avenue and two are on South tirandvfew
Avenue.
France, seems to have tried About
everything on her finances except
a chiropractor.—Publishers Syndi
cate.
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Heal Estate
nnd Investm
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tn fame at the present time, they
are in ' of fortune. They will have
•min.
ic point of stardom ny
■he time they an*
he promises.
In tile emit
i: Miss Nobody
imm Nowhere, a protege of th.*
i'beese ('lull, who selected lew
one ten m
ago as protni.icould havi ovi rlooki
As it i-, I ran onl\
feelings have been’
somiuiii ha* I n pm.
it star material who by training
a'a! publicity could become famous
She i- at present in “The Maiden
Voyage," and is a hit on her first
trip.
Incidentally, her name is Ilervl
Nan Horn, which is news. She’s
from Philadelphia.
Marv Horan, tho intriguing
beauty in the upper left hand cor
ner, a Cleveland girl, is a brunette
of a less violent order than Irene
Ih'idnni, hut ciiunlly potent.
The only blonde in the group is
rMive Rrady, at the right. Out, as
you know, one perfect blonde can
cut-maneuver a dozen brunettes.
.And Miss Brady is expected to mihold the honors of her light-haired
sisterhood without any trouble.
Below you see Virginia Baron,
piece of the late Frank Bacon of
'‘l.ightnin','' fame.
• BDltN THAT WAY
MnrnUl.sT iat dinner party): 1
I'm almost sure I've run uerosii I
v i \i > tace some time or other. ■
t ' : MB WAITKH: No, sir, it’s !
a'wajs Ilet'll this way.
Radio Noises To B e 1
Removed By Exper
Recent Discoveries
1*1 m.\<; iiiMSHi.F
Just ns soon ns completed
we will move Into the rtow
building ju st South, of and
adjoining t h e Western
Union Telegraph Co.’s of
fice.
Our office equip
ment will be of the very
latent design and courtesy
and service will bo our
motto. I f you have nhy
thing to Bell or wish to buy,
kindly give us an opportun
ity to tnlk It over with you.
New locution 104, Park
Avenue.
Under construction new Spanish stucco house,
seven rooms; gnrnge and servants quarters. Corner
Magnolia and Spurling. E asy terms. Will bo ready
for occupancy about February 1st.
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New Spanish type house; six rooms; in Bel-Air
on Mellonvllle Avenue; easy terms.
New Spanish stucco bungalow in San Lanta;
jasy terms.
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REALTY
422 Union Avc,
1’honc 473-W.
REALTORS
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SI'. iiN'B Ai'TOIt: 1 hope
diaws hitter than you do.
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Whisker.
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deed lie should, l"i who is nieani r
than u tattle tale. I'd like to know
“ Wo wanted >"u. Mister Snifl
Whisker,” Miss Cithers went m .
"really we did, hut it was
the
cjjecse, I get ill every time I go
near it and we didn't think you'd
cure for cnkc.”
Suddenly Sniff Whisker
spud
tho eundle. “I tell you wluit I'll
do,” he said amiably, showing his
white teeth. “ If you’ll invite me to
the- -party-now and give iuu—Uml|
candle to eat, I'll tear up tin* war
.rant nnd not arrest anybody." I
"Certainly. Give him the candie” eried all the dolls.
“And I th ink” ruid Nick, “that
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Kl.i.E: Do you ever read W’ ilih ’
DOHA Oh no, I Imve a regulai
pnigrum. -Notre Dame Juggler.
since
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Wc have several .well located lots on
Highland Street that are offered at
E TRIP TO TAMPA
$2250 with cash payment of only
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mortgage for balance due on lots
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B-L HAMNER ORGANIZATION
FLORIDA’S FOREMOST DEVELOPERS .
!fnl* ^ , n'ld1°PPreci«tc tho inveBtroent opportunities of Florida’s greatest city, busses will
® J01? , Ut Hanford for Tumpu, every morning at 7 o’clock.- Other accomodutions ure
515 First National
Building
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311 Franklin Street, Tampa
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Lot 20, Block 8, San L anta; price $2,600.00.
COMPANY
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la" *", someone has mimed a ciI'a l
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ford Avenue nnd ICth St. $190.00 per front foot
for quick Bale. Easy terms.
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�THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY, FEBRU A RY 3. 1926
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I. USING NEW AUDITOR
Funeral Procession o f the L ate Queen Mother'
TALLA H A SSEE, Feb. 3.—</P)~
Uernnrd I.uninjr, o f Tallahassee,
was appointed state auditor by
Gov. Martin Tuesday. Mr. Lun
in*: will succeed Roy Campbell,
who assumed the office of assist
ant nttomey general when Marvin
. C. McIntosh wns appointed Jittorj ney for the Internal Improvement
Board. ________ _ _ _ _ ___
• Mmc. Mclbn
has decided to
make her farewell appearance on
the Convent Garden season.
am ount of *h r Wd.
Tho *urc*r'i?n,l W iM rf.tif MdijlFff
Will lie required to Ktvd m liotld
ci|iiat to So per cen t of his o r th eir
liltl and such bond to b«. executed
by a S u rety t'ompnny licensed to
<1o business In th e Hints o f Florida,
'said bon'd' 'o be approved by tliv
City Commission.
Cnpies of ihe plans and tn eclflcnHons may he Seen a t the office o f'
the City M nnaser or a t t h e ‘ o ffice!
of Fred ■T. Wllllarhe, C nalneer. o r 1
mnv lie obtained nt cith er office on
deposit of. $ 10.00 which will be r e
turned If h Mil Is made.
The Clt} I'ommlsslon reserves the
rlislit to -reject any or nil bids, or
lo-nccep t any' bid they deem to be
for the best Interest of the City.
W . II. W ILLIAM S,
C ity Manniter.
A llV K ItTISK M R N T
Rcalcd proposals will lie received
by. the C ity Com m ission of Sanford.
KloHdn. lit Hielr o ffice III th e City
Hull lit o r before !:3 0 p . m., Feb , S.
I#*S. for ills ciirisirtictlnn o f th e rsinlnlm : wall and f i ll'I n th e W est
Side ItnIkIn-nit Id s lr ic t and ICxtene 11in of I lie F u st Side Bol k head IBsirlet. contalnltiK th e follow ln a nplirnximiiii'
iiui'Hiloiis:
n.sso III!,
sneet
p n r:|
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11ii. rt
ft concrete
co n cre te sh
eet pile
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Broken
IliU's act quickly—*topcel4iin 14 hour*
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nnolmfu und
tifiil Tcvcr and Iwadichc liiMprcir. Grirrc it
ntaloliiK
wall,
with
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coping.
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conquered in j diya. Every winter it iavri
1 oipo.uuu cu. yds. Fill.
l arn|ioniils u re in l>o presented III
■* op the
it M'.ilril envelopo ciido'rs.rt
outside
"Hlil
for
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IHTLKIIRAII IJIST IU C T mid K X TKN HlnN 11F
T i l K 1MHT HIIlK
Ill'I.K U FA I > IMHTIIICT. Hanfoid.
Flor.ldu". noil Hie nam e of Hie Mildor or bidders.
Faeii proposal m u *t tie ncroinpnnle.l lit a re rllfieil ch eck mud*
p.'iynhle at sin lit to (lie ord er of the
C ity Auditor and c le r k of tfmifoi.l
Florhlu, fo r 3 per cen t of Hit
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rent pomp mnrkud the funeral of the lute Queen Mother M arginrita, of Italy. The flnj* draped casket,
ounted on a crimson, started on its way surrounded hy royal guards. The body w as in te r v a l at the I’nnthcon beside Kipg Humbert, M nrgherita* husband.
O’lllions dancer and discomfort. Don't take
chances, don't delay an hour. Get the best
help science know*.
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Consult u, flm
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PLASTER
Notice T(
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lit seillun IS. £ 9
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Iiik places, ■ 1 iiTiLl
a f te>r
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fof
the purpose <.| ma*
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O sceola— February
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-in. 101
10.lt* *1. ^^9
tle n e v a — February
r’ebruary it),.
Mil. |
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bruaiy
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Mb. Mu
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OnbrleH*— February Bub. l i x f a i
A U & no»*e— Februiiry mm. ;•.*» Sd
l.eultW OoJ— February lllb U w i *
Stucco
Sheet Rock
Shingles
Lake Msry—February lllb. I h V.
l.ake Monroe—February iJik u B
l ’a o la — February UtU. 1m I '.W j
Roofing
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Sewer Pipe
J. H. JA(
WE W ILL HE (JL A P TO
Long Time Loans on Resid
SE R V E YOU
Easy Repaj
CHASE & CO.
Office in new Mi
2nd Street.
I ’ hone 536
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Hazel1 Hannah llilt,
DcKiilh
ally of the hig hotels just now. A Mo., has a quilt 210 years old.
friend, in for a few days ft inn
Cleveland, appealed tonne almost
tearfully, to help him get a room.
J.le. Junl eallcd 14 of the largest
liftfols in town. Appeals to the ho■V • *•
tel press agents hail fallen op <n
•leaf ears. Nothing could Ih- don--.
The rooms wjire filled and there
were waiting lists, to say nothing
of telegrams from persons eii
route
fVrsintcnt coughs nml cold* lead tu
The average rapacity of ea. H
hotel called is 1000 to 2U00 per- t-'rrious trouble. You can slap them
sony. which means some 30,0(10 now with Crcoinuliion, an emulsified
rr-iosoto that is pleasant to lake. Crcovisitors in tha larger hostlerics of
I THREE Uto;
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YORK,
Febru ary 3. —
From farm and from village, from
kill-top and from valley the old
liddlera arc coming to town.
Their vogue Ih ns great ns that
o f the tango stepper of yesteryear,
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or the Charlestoner o f Inst week.
These picturesque old . fellow*,
Kc-.V.
many of whom have censed to he
heroes to their own little commun
B r .
own
Hies, have come
E'-*?*1"e" ' xvlth a vengeance; Contracts that the central districts.
ll ■Pc*
ADI) to your stock of stories
must neepi fabulous to the hard
K & i 1' working simple living old gen.s about Scotchmen tins new one:
A Scotchman opened a lunch
are waved in their fuces.
Until Mellic Dunham came L counter. A frieiuL, visiting bin
evening, found tlp'J
Vermont
cabin, ’"to
town
New York considered the old fid •iropiielnr Sweeping up the lit11jdler ns half wuy lietween a ro circular bits of paper that full
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mantic myth and a motion pictuic from punched checks.
character. To Hnuidvvay he w as, "And what are you going to I
the bozo who appeared in the hum f with ihi-ni, Sandy 7" a l.i d 11 •
dance scene of “ Way Down East” f* Lml
"W eel. moil, I'm thiiikin' I l.'u
twenty years ago..
Hut no dny passes without no s«-!l 'ini for confetti New Yer 1 is
announcement of a new ariivnl. of i. ve "
G II.H E L T SU \N
a fiddlers' contest, n vaudeville en
gagement or un orchestra stunt.
O l T SI'O lv i : n
In one night club I saw < y
Fpringer, aged 80, from Sinking
Springs, I*a., (Wherever that is ),
Ihe wife, proud <-f her siicci
Dan (.'ontu linn, a vclerun post of- ful speech ai ihe dob mei-ting said.
husband: "Y«,>, I was ld>
ficc clerk and a third from
nocncy. I’a., Haul Hpccht, the I solulely outspoken at the meeting
orchestra lender, had them in tow tin.- afternoon."
IIUHHY: "1 can hardly b e l i e v e
A short time Inter 1 was told
♦.hut “ Uncle Jo e" Ship pee. chain- ’ it, dear. Who in the world out
pion of New Knglunil, had been id , spoke you."
fered $400 a week )<> appear in a :
Hroadwny house, hut wrote hack
that he “wanted a little
atugc
practice near home liefore I go to i
them hig to wns."
Mellic has brought down all
tho Vermont neighbors he can
think of und put them to work
dancin'* rceli^and things.
Meanwhile there is no nook 1 r
cranny so small that it cun hide iM
pet fiddler. Broadway expects a
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hundred or more before the winter
ends.
A REG EN T announcement in
this department that New York 1
a great winter rpaort seems
lo
have brought a laugh from tho e
sunny climes where “ winter ic
aorta are winter resorts."
Hut ere the laugh dies on their
lips, let them try to gel a room at
nnilsion is a new medical discovery
with two-fold action; it tootlie* and
in aU lIk* inlLma J memliraucs ami in
hibits getm growth.
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known drugs, creosote i* rco-
for oil
ognlzcd
hy -liigli
authorities 0*
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n - medical
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one ol the urcalrsi Iicjlinp ngcnciet for
persistent coughs anil colds and other
forms of throat troubles. Cfeomulsint:
contains, in addilion lo treosnlc, other
lu-aling elements which »<ki||ic opd
the infected IDCinkjanc* und slop die
'rrilution mid inlluimnalion, while the
1 rensote rocs on In die stomach, is ahorbed into die blood,attack* the seat
id die lioulde anil checks the gtowlh
of the germs.
Eii ioniil-ioii is guaranteed satbfacloi) in m e tri-.iinicnt of persistent
rough* and colds, bronchial astlimu,
'ironcliitis und other forms ol re*jiiru•ry disease*, and is * v cllcn l (or huilil
*'ig up llie »r»trni idler colds or flu.
Money refunded if tiny cough or cold it;
iot ic'u v cd .dii.- tuking according 10
-.!ii*•lions. ®\-l. yotir dniggi-l • Creo
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“In coinpariiur Sanford with other
cities in Florida, the subject of poptntion T h m i t r r ' c o n s i d e r e d : *
V\'ith this tin iijfht in mind, it can be
c«»n fi'val ively staled that few towns
. of a similar population throughout
the stale can show more modern de
velopment than is found in Sanford.”
. d.iot. tcmiian:-, Atlanta. Co. (aiv-I
nen
W anted
Loch Arbor is adtlin.tr much to the advancement of San
ford.
( >n every hand throughout the development
irreat activity is evident. Improvements are— being
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>taIie<I with all |•<>ssible energy. Ihlomes are being’ built
and the entire development is a scene of great activity
that will lend much to the progress and advancement of
the city, y .
Experience Unnecessary
__Wu nt’t’fl Ti iiumlier n|‘ w.ttnioii fur work ill connection
with our local ol l a-i*. SolliiiK i*.\|ti i ienn* is not iieeessit ry.
K i.v
NO SIvM.INO
canl do!
M / 'V I . why can't I have a skin 1
W like other girls? Why du I
have to huvu theso ugly piuiplcu,
. (dutches nud blackheads?
“If I could only tlud something
(bat would clour up my akin und
give mo hack rny soft, rosy mmplexlon, I know I would bu (hu happics girl iu tho world! W bai * un (
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KASY WORK
Desoto Beach
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The eyes of the States are on Sanford and Seminole
County. Its substance is being broadcast widely and
from eveiy state in theatuiurHhdusan'ds'will come to
make their homes, some to recreate, others to rest, and
Mill others will come to engage in business adding to the
profit of Sanford, the development of the city that Loch
Arboi is an actual part.
R e a l M oney for You
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lliunlrcils an* llocliinK to this properly daily. The
luiyitiR rush is on— lor I he piihlie realizes the tremen
dous profit power ol l his offering.
HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT,
FLA..
S A L E S A GEN TS
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wtyoflakesandhills
Holly Realty Co.
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la that you talking? If it Is, you
don't have to worry a minute! Just
FA TEST IIUS FLEK T IN
build up tho rich, red blood In your ! V ttllK
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body. Tben your skin will bo us j
<.i s daily hriuging hundreds to see l>e»Solo Hoaeh, com
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clear and soft aa anybody's.
That's what S. S. 8. has been doing from every part of Florida.
Si : ■Inf for fenerations — helping Na
M,\Vomen working throughout our more than 25 offices
ture build rich, rod blood! You ran
d build rod-blood-cells bo fast thul tlm
* ure earning real monev dallv.
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on the akin hardly get Into tho sys
tem before the puro blood aunllilYOU CAN* TOO!
m f . lates them—kills them right out— }
X'. Bf atopa them from breaking out -'
'i'ho best pari of the season is ahead. You can earn
through the akin.
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BIG MONEY. It is YOUR upportunity— NOW.
And then thia rich, red, pure
blood feeds and nourishes tho tla- : •Don’t wait— Don’t delay., (kune iu now.
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srnea of tho akla and koopa It lookV - ; ! Jag healthy.
ACT A T ONCE! A PPLY AT ONCE!
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That’s all (hero la to I t Healthy,
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rigorous red blood such as 8. H. S.
help* Nature build,
makes you healthy
all over. It hooullAca
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your skin — drives
away
pimples,
blotches,
rash,black*
bolls and eczema*—
givea %you back your appotlto—
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builds
EDVYAKJ) I-. M tCRATII COMPANY
you full of pew life *ud energy.
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We want the people of the city to see
Loch Arbor and invest there liefore
the epevitable demand soars the
prices upward. Profit that is sure to
come is within your reach. Talk to
•^our representatives—In no other
.way will you acquire a true apprecia
tio n of the Arbor.
(A Shiilelmker Developnienl)
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Truth About F lorida—
C harles D on ald F ox S a y s:
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Many Drawback*
. Ho 13 called 'booze cob’ „„ i
W«tch Your Prall. I’uny
of th0*o rum navy mT n • “ 1 °"*
Child Grow Strong
j{ 5
the girls will not dance w K ' ”'
'Take On Weight [lfl
preferring their flask totin. * m’
_fn just n few days—quicker
panions."
k ,otinR
than
you ever dreamt of—the;so 1
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■Lieut,
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lommunast
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phbHc *supriori”* 1 u'* 7 " J r " mort>
“* ‘ " '’dy ami not at all
many of tho L » J i ! f," thr""»"K. 'xpcns.ve-BO ttl.lem r,0 rents.
!?niio tn f A »K ?^ L mcn Wl con*
• V 1,1urc uod get Mcl'oy’s th?
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arc> enforc- 1 original and ^*nuine nnd give the
ing prohibition nil by themselves."! child’a chance for 30 days. If you
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. Ifns Omsk has been developed
>’<>nr money hack.
that produces its own oxvgcn
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The mannfaetiir,. t
. ! Picking vip scattered seeds in
creasing S aHte at h . T ,‘s
! £0URb “lfaIf;' Helds after the crop
creasing
inmeans
spite ~nf
of the fact \
that
hern
cut.
in accomplished
accomnlishod bv
gas
n ai'I ahas
nas
D?*n C
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gas ns"a
as n means
of lighting has
machine
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w " " ^ ’/. ! ^ ' by
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largelv riven w„v , K '/ n,K- !las n. nint'1,n(‘ that works on the prinI rgcl> given \vn> to electricity, ciplo of u vacuum clenner.
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SANFORD,* FLORIDA
LU M BER
CEM EN T
Friday, February 5, 1:00 P. M
LIM E
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RENT— $10 DOWN, $10 P E R
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Liard adding an d lis tin g m a c h in e s on g
lumii keyboard, 9 CQlumn f ig u r e s , 9 J
Property is Located at the junction of the Sanford, Deland and
R O O F IN G
Eustis Highway and on the New Proposed Orlando State Road,
[quires no stand— and weighs only j
p
nS
Is Before You Buy One.
)RRY THEM IN STOCK
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Idle Printery I
iRI) N. I.t’MLEY, Prop
Corner Maple anti (ilh
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Ju st o ff West First St.
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WE HAVE IT
The
T e le p h o n e Bit 5
THESE LO V ELY
HOME SITES
Are lo be sold absolutely for
the High Dollar, regardless of
Price.
D on’t be deceived, the
Owner has given us a Sales Con
tract to sell every lot to the High
est Bidder.
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SANFORD
Is one of the very best small cities
in Florida and well deserves the
n a m e C I T Y SUBSTANTIAL.
There is positive assurance of
steady growth of this city. In the
MIDST of the GKBATKST CEL
ERY DISTRICT of FLORIDA, or
even the World. Where the A. C:
L. R. Jt. Shops give steady em
ployment to hundreds of men.
Where Millions of Dollars are be
ing Spent in Improvements.
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These l.ots Arc-to (to — -S oh L o h h * - I o the Sale^We-Kxpect to-Cut T-ni !^>ose
Those who have seen Sanford Grove and who have followed its tapid
progress toward completion are whole hearted in their acclamations.
Free $200 in Cash and Prizes!
Streets and Boulevards are graded and cut, several of the
concrete sidewalks, the landscaping is being added to l>)' the^ hk
hands of experts. In all Sanford Grove is today a s|>ot where >ou ton I u
your home and be assured of these improvements in time lor me tonii
tion of your home. •
We invite you to see Sanford Grove, our representatives will he
to accompany you to the'property. A cull or phone messugt will i
in immediate touch with one of them.
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•Sanford Grove justly deserves such praise. It is a choice development of tliu ^
Greater Sanford District, it is beautifully laid out and gains atltlet l,nJ'*
tige through the advantageous location which is primurily its grta t.
attribute.
Terms Only 1 -4 Cash B alan ce E asy
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Remember the date, Friday, February 5th, at 1:00 P. M.
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BA RT NASON, Sales D irector
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F irst NatD Bank Bldg.
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ling Madnz
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W e will sell at
wonderful
*•veteran with a five in J hUrt th* T T ,,,, ,,Mh making tablets'
Liv
Oil
on his chest |,u7'C
hut
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p,ni|fn i® wl MrC«y’a Cod Liver
the O
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tle ' P
Compound
"Coast guardsmen sUtioned at Bailor
sailor from the
Ohio
farm
? n,* und Tablet*
Tab,ets wi
win » * « t to I
the nicked boat house at Sandy small Kentucky
form thnv
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“JW weak, thin, unddr-n
nour-1!
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Ai t h e i r wives arc
Ho returns to
nro i ishetl little one.
Hook comp
4 nn their why to I Wu*f°ned> dissatisfied 'h i«*-«^ I •
si{,k™?»s and
wl
frequently insulted on their w >
«rnl
that his attitude
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are suspected they are osthe store* at* Atlantic Highlands, Spread to others
should peciallv valuable.
No r
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1IfIVO thnm
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>r j , other coast guardsmen from
base 2 on Staten Island have been
deliberately assaulted ashore. At
New London, Conn., a coast g u a r*
sailor was murdered In cold blood.
His slayer has never been nppre-
b^The ease with which the owners
of rum boats secure their release
after capture also was cited by
L i e o L YeMdle as a cause for the
loss of morale in the coast guard
service. “Frequently,"
he said,
“When a patrol’ boat brings in n
prize, attorneys i r e at tho dock to
Fecu re its rolense. If it is held by
the authorities and sold later the
rum runnors buy It back.
In at
least one Instance the same bont
has been captured
six different
times with contraband."
The
anti-prohibition
citizens
who “look down"
on the coast
guard,
threaten to destroy the
honorable reputation the service
has borne since its inception. Lieut.
Ycandlc believes.
“A lad whose
father and grnndfnther before him
served honorably In the
coaBt
guard enlists with n high Ideal of
service,” he asserted.
“To him the coast guard repre
sents n tradition; its uniform, n
badge of honor and nn emblem of
service.
Ho goes home on fur
lough, proud of his new
blueJnckot,! uniform.
Then comes the
awakening.
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Phone 219
Mitchell
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AUCTIONEERS IN
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ORLANDO, FLORIDA
21 E. Washington S t
And Union, W. Va.
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For E. HILLMON, Owner
�A L D .ry ^ D N E 8D A Y .-FE B R U A R Y 3, 1926
rials at the annual “gridiron*’ din:- this secti.'in"..f the state
.
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l''M “ Zcrvischkcin Beuil
n Municipal Court here, ‘>eiv
)** C. R. Bryant, local
arrest several speeders here,
y a fine of $50. Bryant was
wed before the court op a U^dfleld. Milwaukee golfer, pjaying bn tHa local links recently qual
ified for a high place In the ranks
o f the Royal Qrder of Select Toers.
In teeing o ff at the eight elevation.
Miss Hndfield executed a holo in
. FORT M YERS— F o rt Myerr Is one for the ninth, groen. Tha drive
f. , . •.
getting ready to receive Thomah A’ was a 142-yard o n ? ..,
Ediadn, famous inventor.'when t#ie
OCALA—Ju d g e ’.Bullock,- in efr*
U tter arrives for his winter vacatiotong in Florida, Feb. 4. Artf cult Jp u rt here, sentenced Albert
Aouncemcnt of the coming of Mr. Berry, who Wait 'found, gidlty. pf
Edison was made by the inventor’s manslaughter, to serve a sentence
of (wo vefjnf i»t Abe state pcnifaiiplo«yd agent, Frarik Stout.
tlnry. An appeal to the Supreme
Court will bo taken.
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county commission have decided to •.TAMPA—Saturday,
Feh. G. will
sec that pH heavy tractors'are bar-- b#j "Scribe
fd^Hamra'-^vht'n
red iJffom the ’ county’*. highW iys. fifewspapenhen* h r ^Tnmptali. foUr
Special permission was' given con dally publications will hosts to the
tractors owning a Inrga tractor, d ty , county atari government offl-'l
weighing 11 tons, to take the ma
chine.over the Seminole bridge, pro;r -> . W i ' r t i ' j y.-.-Ci>7
vided n : bond of ffi|OOOV Against1
damages to the span, -was posted.
DAYTONA BEACH—The police
icrejare still trying to produce an
iriawer to , the nge-ohi question
Wtoat’s in n nnm e?” A youth of
lBM|bh-Itnlinn lineage, taken into
ustody here recently gave his
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profound relief.to pqo.uajT Cupid..
Dan. has been trying-to ca rry
Providence’s edict-about man atari"
woman being .made to m arry-fur
some, time, bnt owing bo the ab
sence of a county judge, matra-mony’s fatalities havo been ‘ sartt',
guinary.
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MIAMI— A ’’charmed"~eoT7r ‘ ht‘
the hands of a gypsy Woman,
‘‘charmed" $20 from the cash reg
ister of a local clothing; /tore, E.
LlJU yklew ', .,$h ’ cfrtplbyb I reported
to'xhe police. The womkn, Lockleer saicL while telling his fortune,
u'rned
opened the cash register io oe- Bessie's hands were
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fKf<yr,4 jOpftdsedly. "charmed" «>in.
LAKELAND—The first solid
Aftonvhrdsj
was found gone. carload of strawberries of the sea
J ^ X lN ^ fe tL E ^ -B 'e s s ie , 11 year son has pone .forward from Galoltt^ daughter of SherifT Charles lowaf, ’near ’ here. The car, con
Pinftoson, probably saved her lit sisting of 17f» crates, or n total of
tle brother. Charles, Jr.. 4, from 5,000. quart* of berries, was con
deal,h by fire. •when she extin signed-to New York.
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guished his . clothing which, hail
Caught
Ore
while
the
emm
was
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Napoleon
put
artillery
first
in
:ht fire .While
child
at
play in the back yard of his home, importance of arms.
20 Acres on IslaJ
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VALENTINE
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A BC niTEC T
F irst National B ask Bldg.
VALDEZ HOTEL
Florida
Try Smith y Barber
Shotv ’fpr good barber
work. Ladies welcome.
Next to Valdez.
18 Ideal Resides
$600.00y
Elton ,Jt Moughton
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BRADENTON—When county of
ficers raided a. mobnshlne still near
here they found' fceveral poSsUhls
having an hilarious time drinking
the product. They ‘‘arrested" the
variant for them. The possums
egra declared to have been pifll- |
'•tWrto the extent thnt their "Inn- ;
rua^e” was terrible to behold.
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Britt-Chillenden Reilj
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15th
..DANCING
9:30 until 2:00
DINNER SERVED
8:00 I*. M.
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.Make Your Reservations Now
WIIRT W. WARNER, Manager,
rea lto rs
210 East First Street
B
Beautiful new stucco bungalow—six
rooms, bath and two porches, located
on Oak Avenue at Fourteenth Street.
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-vT IR E S AND T U B E S C
Tfie DfcVejA-WinSton Organization
lines Filling Station
Inc.
' 1113 Sanford Ave,
Phone 461 rJ
wYou get a coupon, with
sry dollars purchai(i» good
r aluminum warap’ J •
* Owner*
Masonic Bfdg.
nclalr Gas and OBs
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the b e s t ., I t costs no
ire and is better for your
L ast Advertised Prop
Sanford s First Industrial Development
Lets Talk Dollars and Sense
erty Ih
In exchange for a few ,ibiputes of your time
we will explain to ydu-hdw1 you cun make sub
stantial profits by trading through our organise
tion. . VVp no.w ha^yc -several ;Rropertie«rb«*ii}g syn
dilated
ahur$i n> pnits q{ $ 1,600.00 are stl(l
available. Those properties were optioned some
months ago and by joining the syndicate at this
time aijJa(lf,^intage| c^f ihtJVeafjdd valuationjfnn lie
had.
, ; I now offer another
Exceptional Bargain
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The oidy develop mem oi ns Kind m this entire section
where it is possil )le to secure an industrial site to be
utilized l.’iter for mamitaeturing purposes. Already
progress to aid tl u* advancement of local industry has
been made. A. F . <i. Industrial Tract will have u plant
at an early date.; md in a short time demand for neighboring site will I k1at. a premium.
• an E astern front lot on
* .j|k,l ▼ ».• '*.4
. [y Magnolia Avenue
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H. iS. LONG, Manager
*'.510 Palm etto Avenue
9-10 11 nail nuildlng
Phone 313-J
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Sanford R ealty Company
H a rla n W. K elley
BABY
k-CHICK A
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We represent a client who hus over One Mili I)oHitrtv+o jmin on'Hanfont'improved itroper*
$2,400— $600 Down
SUNSHINE
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Phone 657
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Sunshine? Feeds from baby chicks to grown
hens means B e tte r Chicks,
CJ^o^Y^Y^nd
More Eggs. 5ufct ask any owner of a Sunsnine
Flock*
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“Your Money'fentk ? f You-Are Not Sat'isfiriH
Sites 96x260 Feet
$ 2 5 Per Foot
2 0 p er cent Cash
Sanford Feed .
& Supply Co.
|‘«A 17,,‘a’iT ’’ ""lrn'”’
S ilN E B A B fC H K If- -
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MolaaseN, Paria Green. -
T h la unhim* develoiunnit off,
■nvpstnicnt opportunities
I “MINE” MY OWN
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ANOTHER BRITT-CHITTENnK
OUR ORGANIZATION
G.
D. E. MANASCO
Longwood
a
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C. L. B r jtt
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E. A. Chittenden
L* P. Chittenden
Joe D. Chittenden ,
Frank J . Fitzpatrick
D. C. Griffin
W. C. Il'll
E’ M Iov«
Howard
Orij
Mildrwl..^
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Frank I- ’
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�SANFORD HEftALD. WET
th e
Her Hubby Wag Too Funny
1 h e ig h t Congestion
Clears On Florida
Roads, Is Report
IRS
J a c k s o n v il l e ,
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vr)—Material improvement In the
congested condition of freight traf.
nc on all railroads in Florida was
, repoitcd today In the meeting
!\fro °f the Florida division of
the routhaeat ndvisiory board of
the American tfUilway Aa^fcciation. Nearly BOO huhdred «hlt>pcra, reccivern of freight and railr..n.l men were in attehdance.
Conditions, while not back to
normal, are rapidly approaching
the pre-embargo state, various
terminal district men reported.
Special
3hown
F air
City
of the
Jevclopthe psst
Fair
inorama
\ picture
and incilixena
assemexceeds
its piollaces the
the dis-
time b eln ^ h V W k **
Requlrent•rttr'for Fobru ary for
receivera in the state were esti
mated by terminal dlitriet chairvirtually cleared up all congestion
ida$4r*t 'ton•t Jacksonville, where a few
, of which 17,months ago more than 7,000 can
Jammed the yards, and northward. •uw carioaoa wou bc mtrred withleft 48,000 car.. Jt la clearing” he laid, "but t In the atat*. ' l l
*35* does not mean the embargo) loads under ♦mi c o rulings and
will be lifted. The beat way to \the railroad \pffi
keep the tracks clear is to keep move between 41
thd embargo In olfect, fo r the .o f this amount
AS CLEAR AS
THE SUNSHINE
The fact that everyone needs a reserve fund for ,
the future is ns clear ns the sunshino. Why |
wait until you are well along in life before start
ing it—open an account now with this bank.
POTTER’S “ORLANDO MAID”
CANDIES
4*.' Interest I’X t on Saving* Accounts
METAL WORK AND AUTOMOBILE
RADIATOR
REPAIRING.
Special attention paid to
Parties, receptions; o
and weddings.
^eminole (JointlyT&ank
DUghout
Hodgins & Cowan
(’clock
pry avail’ exhibI. For
cn in a
Nearly a
ping night
on the
ling the
fcrt, it boprepara^rkmcn in
ncntnrily
stion visit
in reamong
r toucii
n plans,
the feaksuty of |
and the I
products,
lericnce in
ihowjpg
1comments
Sheet Metal Co.
de experi* I
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pxhlbits I Hazel Howell, film actress, won n divorce when she told n Los A n - IIV
i favorably KC|cs judge her husband had torn her clothes o ff so she couldn’t go to f 1
north and I u matinee. ‘’I I o’r n .comedian and sometimes he tried to get funnv
•ernt stage with me," she complained.
IkHltllS
eir ortis- .
br, lacking
hit* arc in
pidf. while
Benjamin
t laprovel strikingly
[poop and
durloM’.s
auly npen
1today,
lit
frings preling from
Florida,
r cumpe•arlier de[iiularly in
utnpetition
t> prineiiml
,n<l poultry.
winners of
pn<] eastern
Sevi-rul
inwn, enmviduul first
krgi- nunilii i
|uniollg tiuHugh l Ilf
llidll> <\|-I y
country to
(winter when
If*' dosed.
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n'ention for
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B U S IN E S S IS B E T T E R !
IIow about letting us have that listing that you have
been holding back for the Winter Buying Session?
If you would like to pick up some real bargains be
fore another increase in prices, we have what you
want.
Cull 711.
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A DVERTISEM EN TS T E L L YOU WHAT THE ROMANCE
OF BU SIN ESS IS DOING FOR YOU.
Investigate Price and Location
MAR VANIA
—
The Best o f the Eastern Lake Section”
Room S, Barner-Woodruff Illdg.
PAUL LAKE
Licensed Beal Estate Broker
Salesman— E. T. MOORE.
O N T H E S H O R E S O F B E A U T IF U L L A K E
M O N R O E - I N T H E P A T H O F S A N F O R D ’S
S lO O
GREAT
EA STW A R D LY
G R O W T H -S U R
Front Foot
UNDER QUOTED
R O U N D E D B Y T H E H IG H E S T T Y P E D E V E L
PRICES
Of Adjoining Business Property.
O P M E N T S . W H E R E IN T H E S T A T E IS IT P O S
S IB L E T O S E C U R E AN A S D E S IR A B L E IN
This choice business corner (>5* jx l38-
\-j W. Church St., close in-where prices
:ST BUYS
E-
(!= < = > STRENGTH - SERVICE - PR O G R ESS
207 French Ave,
huJ shows,
lommcrcial
former are
ropy four
|if the enBrorien
|The aisles
tropical
San ford .F la.
Factory 308 W. Central Avenue
Retail Store 15 E. Central Avenue
Orlando, Florida
V ESTM EN T F O R A H O M E S I T E
are rapidly increasing in Orlando’s
‘ best buy in business property.
O R FO R
P R O F IT .
C. A . R o b e rts
Real Estate Company
Our Representatives are
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ORLANDO
02 N. Orange* Amu*—
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eager to furnish you with
Phone 900
full details pertaining to the
one 472-w
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10 Acres
Property.
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In Three Year Grove
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Worth $1,000 Per Acre
A real investment that’s sure to produce
a good income. Priced for quick sale at
Ikvrd
$ 2 7 ,5 0 0
Hie Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. Scruggs-Scoggan, Inc.
Phis is one of the prettiest groves in Ch
ange County overlooking
SALES AGENTS
LAKE SHERWOOD
|,k t IIS HillVK YOB OUT
c A . RO BERTS
REAL ESTATE COMPANY
Where Values anti Prices Harmonp
02 N. Orange
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-5* eel the contract for the4 Jfinest. betel or all the West
Coast, to be named "TlrlE
TAMPA BEACH." Actual
work on the plans of th's
beautiful .hostelry will be
begun within ten days.
Of
three hundred rooms, the
central portion will rise
fourteen stories.
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* * spaiklirg Hillsboro Bay
a semi-d'Jecbcd. octagonal
din mg Sc*?Ion. op-.v o»i all titles,
‘ survennded by a i !c Loa lc r ’
rare v/ith himchHs of oihcr
luxurious features, this exquiMtc hotel 13 a spokesman
of the West C arri’c popularity
? 1 Ri'ca.l strides forward to
assured supremacy.
T am p a B each , the T iffa n y o f Realty values, is the proper loca
tion fo r the fin est hotel o f the West Coast. T am pa, F lorid a’s great
est city, is the logical place fo r this exquisite hotel— an d the Wesi
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A KW K& WACER
A BARGAIN!
of them proved good bnseball
towns In so far as th« attendance
is concerned. A meeting is to l*e
called within a few weeks, and at
that time the promoters expect to
nerfect an organisation for an
Knst Coast league.
The sportsmen of Titusville hare
already issued a call for baseballmen and have a game scheduled
with the Western Bloomer Girls to .
be played hero Fek IB.
8omo •
good baseball players who repre
sented Titusville on the diamond
Inst season, have already report-,
ed to Manager R. G. Hart and sev
eral nqw baseball players a r e .
known to have come Into the city
durimr the past year, Titusville
Fight fans were treated to aome the ring until the ronee could no
rom going
good bouts at Henry Godale's longer keep him
through to tne floor of the arena.
AUOfWeR.
i
show last night -at the Armory
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INNING /
SAWA— —
even though tdro of tho entries on
Baseball League On
Wou OMLH GlUE
the card had to quit on account of
broken hands nftcr somo action East Coast P la n n e d
which has not Imm surpassed in a During ComingSeason
locnl ring in u long time.
Charley Diaz und Kid Rourko
TITU SV ILLE, Feb. 3.— Baseball
were tho headliners on tho card is beginning to come into its own
. SM A RT------ T 7 a
which consisted of a battle royal in this section of the Knst Const
L STAGING FDR
and three preliminary bouts of six nnd the prospects nre that a six
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rounds cacn, and tho main go of or eight club league will be organ
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10 rounds.
ized for this spring. The talk at
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Diaz and Rourko were on even the present Unto includes Daytona
HEADER MOT OULM '
JOKE OF THE
terms during the first two rounds Bench, Ormond. Dcljtnd, New
plea sed t h e o ld f a n s
CUSTOMERS
but in the third, Diaz announced to Smyrna, Titusville, Cocoa, Enu
B U T MAKES klElD 0 M E 5 .
tho referee that he had injured his
ARE NOT OMLH IN _
left hand und usked that the bout
FANOR OF DOUBLE
bo stopped. He was persuaded to
HEADERS, BUT- EXTRA
cuntinuo and did. until the begin
INNINGS B E S ID E S .
ning of the fourth, when his sec• B u t, K A T iE ,
onils threw u towel into tho ring
OH— >
T GAN S E E
after Churley seemed to bo absorb
DEAR ME f 1 OUST
ing too much punishment from
TH EN l/OO
TlOO G A M ES
TOLD
TV B o ss T
Rourke uml was unable to use his
FO R TH E
CAN GO ,
left. The going wns fust while it
HAD
T
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g
e
t
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f
f
to
d
a
h
,
P R IC E O F
lusted.
and th e d a r n d o u b l e
ONE /
Young Irving of Orlando und
H E A D ER S
Dan Cibulke, Sanford boy, gave the
To m o r r q u ) !
customers some action in th e ir1
In Homes, Lots, Business Property
semi-final until Dan hurt his right I
fist and had to retire. Hu took
E R E IS AN IDEA THAT MAH
considerable punishment during
B E U SED F O R G ETTIN G
the six rounds.
This Stanford J
IN AT HALF P R IC E ON DAHS
fighter looks like a coming boy ami
Tltnt will mnko you n
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if his handlers will teach him boiiio
UJHEN TH ERE’S A D O U B L E "B U -.L :---ONLSf LUAH SOME
close range tricks with his hunds
FANS CAN HAVE THIS IDEA
|HrS GUH coins the
nice profit
he mny develop Into a gate nttraeOF THE 'BOMS EWER- G E T
FOR NOTHING.
pR\-Z.E F O R '
|tion.
TO S E E A BAI.V. G A M E.
T O U ^ -L U O A .
Promoter Godnlc stop|icd the
In Duke anti Orange
bout between* Juek Lange and K
O. Tanner In the fifth after the
County Acres. I.ct ua
«ti i t k r n o i ’Kit
that lie would meet' Ilarry Wills, rough house tactics of tho latter
In :tionalLcagueSt^(*ts heavyweight
contender, on Iailmr had taken all the fight out of
mnku you money, ltight
» CUSTOMER (to dflitutc-scn 51st Y r r Today A fter
Day.
Dempsey,
who wns errom- Lange.
store proprietor): Look here, I
Lunge really seenu-d to bo tho
now.
found it liiittiit in this salad you CelebrationLast Night punied by his wife, said thut while bettor of the two but Tanner's hab
sold me.
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the scene of the fight hnd Hot yet it of getting a half nelson on hint
rUOIMMKTOR: Of course, uinNEW YORK. Feb. :i.—f/p)—'The been determined, it probably will and slinging him through the ropesdam! That was part of the dress National l.eiigt:.- In '{art the Fifty- he in Madison Snunru Garden.
was too much for any strung man
ing.
After making tne hare announce Tho, action of the pormotor was
first year of its existence today
by the nlajority of the
.Match To He Held Ah I'nrt
with the echo < of its golden juhilcs ment »f the impending fight, the commended
"AFFAIR" STIRS PARIS
Call said, Dempsey took a bout for fans.
celebration
i
..
ng
a
message
of
Of Murdl Gras, To A tlract
Orlando, Florida.
(iixlutc hud a colored boy on the
Tampa, expecting to nrrivc there
PARIS. Fell. :l.—(/Pi—Still an fair play, sportsmanship and high about noon today where he wns ex- j card who wns matched against one
Jim Harnes, Johnny Farrell,
"affair of honor" is stirring ideals for the future.
of Ids own race front this city. |
Cyril Walker And OHuth other
At a banquet last night tribute peeled to stage tin exhibition bout |
the Palis imisirnl world. Tin prin
tonight.
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Sanford hoy picked his punch-j
cipals in il aie .laei|Ues Kouchn, a was paid to the game's pioneert
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•152 North Orange Avenue
Phone M17
EUKTFS. Feb. 3.—A h a part of wealth) perfumer and direetor of and the keynote of its high preaenl
li\ lightships pml towers Amor-jut his opponent, Cherry, hut could
»he hig ittordi gras, eelclirntion to the opera, and .lean Marhold, \ **M-V position was Hounded,
a
n.i
protects
fifi.'.tO
U
miles
of
const
do
no
damage.
The
Orlando
lad
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I lie lliilusaiul
Hie
thousand diners heard a
he held here on Feb. 22, four of music critic of the Motncrply reI whaled the Sanford hoy all over
line,
dresses by Commisiotier Lain!
the foremost golfers of the U nit-j view.
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President
Hedler,
John
K.
Teller
id States wili attract a big fol-l----- — —-----! lowing of the clan from all parts mittee of the IikhJ golf club, com-j former president, Mux Carey, cap
of the state when they stage a .-isting of F. II. Heath, Dougal tain of the world’s champion Pitts
•natch on the sporty 18-hole course lime ami. John Ridley, the latter burgh Pirates, Governor Ritchie of
Maryland, Governor Pincliol of
here. ,,
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I the Luke County Club professional,
im Larues, British open chain- j |,ilve been planning for the big pm- Pennsylvania, Mayor Walker of
i ion. mid Johnny Farrell, winner i fessioual exhibition for sever il i New S'ork and Senator Pepper of.
of the recent Sanford professional weeks nnd it wus only yesturday Pennslivunia.
loiiiimincut. will upposu Cyril Wal
fightintr; ker. open champion in 102-1 and that Ridley was
the negotiation s w ith th e q u in tet aM(j won t|u, fjrs t N ation al Isdigtii
Harry Eddie l.oos.
Walker nnd Loos
stand wen- the American players who of stars.
l g am e on reco rd
for Louisville,
The
Uiir„ honored
linmin.,1 almig
nlnltir with
with most
must ■•f
,
. mulch
., . is to , tak.e .p la it1. *-*1
„ were
defeated Compson nnd Massey, „Saturday,
l*eh. «0, beginning at - [|1(, memhers of tho 11*25 world's
Ir.Ms to iiiiti^h and French invaders. %
o clock. It will be made the or
humpionship Pittsburgh Club.
^mpion>
The sports and pastimes com- i cusion fnr n gala festival at the
tina-s
t countrv club. Golfers from all over
in
Dempsey Says Fijfht
i the state me expected here.
had
a
narrow
escnjie.
It
has
prob
Opel a
With
it'
many
lakes,
steep
hilly
ably made him more careful than
With Wills Planned
fairway- and abrupt side hill lie-,
fav- <-\e l.
There nre some people who don't the local course, offers thy stats
If the
KEY W EST, Fin., Feb. 'L -i-1*i
Kaplun is the something different than the usu„l —The Morning Call today said
sir. the) know that Kid
Florida
course
i in uvir- featherweight chumpion and Phil
While in Fastis. Messrs. Barnes, Jack Dempsey, world’s Heavy
kip v, il Rosenberg tops the bantams. They Walker. Fai l ell and Loos are to lie weight champion, announced yes
seldom breuk into prinL
terday on his return from Him ina
entertained nt the I'ountuin Inn.
*t chain-,i Both these fighters recently vis
fid, the) ited the coast and found the going
ithe rcl- mighty tough out there. Only the
fact that they took every precau
oiu- of tion made it possible for them to
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gave return with, tneir titles.
Rocky Kansas, who won the
in the
fine town, lightweight title from Jimmy Good-!
*l verdict, rich is waiting for tho summer ^to j
fir the roll around and with it n fnney j
c,t
For
j purse. Perhaps Rocky is more
these than wise, it*may Iks his only oper of the 1 porturrity to cash in on Ids chumCharleston Contest to be held on the
To have secured the confidence of so many prominent
Lnig. P'onship.
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Kr of the
Jnck-flepipsey hasn't f ougHC for
stage o f ’Milano 1'heater-ThuMday niRl>t
people irTsuch a short timorsi)eaks hi]?fTfy of UTmd-Park.
nearly three ycurs.
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9 o’clock.. Apply Box, Office Milane
*rt event' Fighting is no longer a sport,
It
is
comparatively
easy
matter
to
interest
a
few
men
Tfieatre.
jf h|i hut a bunlnesH proposition with the
^■bout rhnmpions.
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in any project, but to sell dozens of the highest type of
ctfH °© F| £
HE'S AFTER,
We Have Good Buys!
m
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STAR GOLFERS TO
PLAY IN TOURNEY
MARLOWE REALTY CO.
C o n fid e n c e —
WANTED
Charleston Dancers
residents and visitors, necessitates
the o fferin
g 'o f a
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substantial, beautiful and tv money-making property.
These attributes are possessed in the fullest measure at
Dhiid Park, where advantageous location, enduring
charm and scenic attractiveness unite to create fiomesites which are possibly unsurpassed.
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) the rim.
1the utiiJ the prize
‘ “ If fur |;j
‘ "y fiixinn
"Pighl•,h» didn’t
af hl.s
1°n from
.
light
|i«l grown
Our representatives are eager to furnish you with detail
information of this property,. \ye advise a trip to Druid
Park that you will better understand the opportunities
it offers.
|t*ics gave
in 1U1D
a bout u
Dents being!
! change bis \
nc- He has 1
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up’
every ony ;
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fr*r scoring
tped by J a(.k
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hc was the
npnm of the
hi* victory
**** DeUnejr
knockout?
jUtle wRh.
.yianing R
•b»* clul•ion in 13
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chainFJt have done
nndmund
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.}** WtlUr
p ) most of
, Ptr»najiion
cbaac« and I
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Dc Morgan, thit keen.but kindly observer of people say*.
"All children have but one relation to take, they want it^and
when that piece is done, they want another the same size or larger.
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OCA ORGANIZATION
Sound, as if Dc Morgan might have had in mind cakes made with
Snowdrift.
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a r i c h creamy s h o r t e n i n g
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Frnnk J . Fitzpatrick
D. d . Griffin
W. C. Hill
TL M. Huiit
c . A. Button
C. p. Britt
E. A. Chittenden
Joo D. Chittenden
L. p. Chittenden
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TUB BRITT-CHITTENDEN R EA LTY CO,
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Howard Overlin
Mildred G. Peabody E. H. Pichard
Frank L. Woodruff, J r ,
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T H E SANFORD H ERALD, W ED N ESD AY, F E B R U A R Y 3, 1920.
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A rrangem ents h av e been m ade w hereby
y o u can now b ecom e one o f the owners
o f the com pan y that supplies those great
necessities o f ev ery d ay life:
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ELECTRICITY
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IN VEST YOUR SA VINGS IN
Florida Pow er & Light Company
OPERATING IN MORE THAN SIX T Y C ITIES ANI) TOWNS IN FLORIDA
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his company lias adopted the same policy followed by
practically all other large modern utilitiy companies-th a to f inviting customers’ soul other local people to become
preferred stockholders in the Company. Under this arrange
ment local people can share in the money which the Company
pays as Preferred Stock Dividends every .‘i months. The Flor-
t
ida Power And Light Company feels that local people are the
logical ones to recei\ e this money they suppoi t the Company
and they are the ones who should share in its success, and
they can do so by owning FLORIDA POWER AND LIGHT
COMPANY
CUMUI-ATIVE PREFERRED STOCK
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Floridn Power & Light Company, organized De
cember 28, 1925, under I he laws of Florida, owns
and operates electric power and light properties
in many sections of Florida as well as a number
of garf works and distributing system s and several
ice manufacturing plants formerly owned . by
Miami Electric Light & Power Company, Miami
(Jus Company, Miami iieach Electric Company,
Southern U tilities Company, Daytona Public
Service Company, Ormond, Supply Company,
Iaikeland fias Company, S t. Johns Electric Com
pany, Southern Holding Company and other prop
erties. Florida Power & Light Company also
controls through slock ownership the companies
owning undjPpuuUing the-wutcr-Ulstrlhutfn'g sy s
tems in Miami and Stu art, and the Miami Iieach
Railway Company, which, in addition to operating
its own lines in Miami Reach, operates under
30-year agreements a co-ordinated electric street
railway and motor cuach transportation system in
Miami, owned by the f i t ) of Miami.
it’s safe
and pays
Florida Power And Light Company Preferred
Stock is Cl Ml LATIN E.
It is also FULLY
PAID and NON-ASSESS ARLE. The Stock is
exempt from City, County and State taxes in
Florida and the dividends arc exempt from the
present not null Federal Income T a x .. The divi
dend dates are—
JANUARY 1
JU LY 1
A PRIL 1
OCTOBfciU 1
A lie-sale department is maintained for the
Itenefit of Stockholders who may .5 is h to sell
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I 'r r f r r m l
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On Your Money
There is a vast difference between
speculating and investing. INVEST
The Company, in addition to its electric prop
erties, owns gas works and distribution system s
in Miami. Daytona Reach, Palatka and Lakeland,
und ice plants in 15 cities, including Miami, West
Palm Reach. Daytona Reach, Fort Myers. San
ford. SI. Augustine and Pensacola and Ft. Lauder
dale.
IN't:
MEANS PUTTING
MONEY
AWAY SE C U R E L Y , so that it will
pay you MORE money regularly at
stated periods EVERY year.
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FLORIDA
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Seminole County Bank
Sanford, Florida
F irst National Bank
Sanford, F lo rid a .
S a n fo rd B a n k a n d T r u s t C o*
Sanford, Florida
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For Doctors Meet
DALLAS
Tey.r Fob. ;j (<r,
The totted cnlv-i ntm. (m. ,
prepared f r . , p ^
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greatest barbecue which v ;ij'
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nn .nf Dallas, has selected 80
, m ;?,?* cn!vi‘a 11,1(1 has turned
in into n separate pasture where
rrnis* is knee deep. The calves
... n.lH ''o weaned, beemige the
.“ 7. is a'ldir.f to the succulence
. the meat. Their mothers are
'jnjr fed sorghum and cottonseed
ke* and by the time the baby
eves are dressed it is expected
£? " !*' weigh bOO pounds each,
leu days before the date of the
rhecue, April 20. the calves will
shipped to Dallns, slaughtered
11 l,:accd at once in cold storage.
'i‘ meat will be cooked in ess-:aliy constructed pits at Knir
:,rk- nnil an t xport stnff of bar*
l. ,(* l,1ef?. aided by 10 enrvers
;|l 0 waiters, will cook nrtd serve
it* meat.
convention here in April! " at,°r
boodwtols"* "o
o
Sri bSSw K l V '^ T
nursed nnd fed a die t h^^vi Hu
them into the m.,ft m.,-, ,l,,«
Ktealis. Down on n form in N v
Hurc Planet Will Travel Mnny ro county 20 cords of hid orv «
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Millions Of Miles During pecan wood is boin^
Month And Will Be So Close ibizzie.
Z j r XThisr wood
Wh,r.h pives
th* ih,. »■
To Outshine Rival Antares n much desired flavor.
From his herd of 2.(100. |ir 1..1
WASHINGTON, Feb., 1. (MP))
—Mars will travel 22 million
miles toward the earth during
February—almost, a million miles
a d ay— and by April 1, will be
neighborly enough to outshine his
rival Antares. Even then It will be
one hundred and sixty-six million
miles away.
A buleltin by the American Na
ture Asocintlon also brings out
the origin of “ Dog Days” heard
yone knows the superior ]
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persons
young-
know so
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ninry. To the northenst of Canis
Major and not far distant is Canis
Minor, The Lesser Dog. These two
constellations represent the two
hounds that follow close on the
heels of Orion as ho strides across
l the heavens facing Taurus, The
• Bull.
1 Sirius and Proeyon, tho bright*
• ost stars of these two constella
tions, often are called the Dog
Star. Canis Minor is a very incon' spicuous constellation. Canis M ajor
however, contains in addition to
; Sirius, the brightest of all the
stars in the heavens, four stars of
> tho second magnitude and two of
, Kgyptinns ns ti\e Nile S tar and
the third. Sirius marks the noso of
the dog, the star Beta is in his
uplifted forepnw.
Sirius wus
known to the Egyptians ns the
Nile Star nnd was nn object of
worship. As It then rose with the
j sun at the summer solstice, ju st
j before the nnnunl overflow of the
Nile, its influence was believed to
be very fnvorable to agriculture.
Among the Greeks nnd Homans it
was looked upon with disfavor be
cause it rose with the sun during
the torrid heat of summer and'to
its influence was attributed all the
j evils of thnt season.
The unhealthy summer period in
Italy, from early ih July until well
|into August, received its nnme of
. the “Dog Days” from the supposed
J evil influence of the Dog Star, nnd
ovjn down to the present time thi*
name for the torrid duys of midMimmer has persisted.
In the Hotel Forrest Lake District.
Surrounded by ^he highest type developments.
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Right in the heart of Sanford’s greatest home-building
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activity.
Within the city limits’ with all city improvements.
T w o years ago Mayfair was first offered for sale. At this time on
cent of the lots were sold. Resales on these lots within the short
Jn>por N ational I’ark . in tin* C ana
dian Buckie*, i-. a haven for wild
life lim ilur to Yellnwstony I’ark
in the I'n itw l Staten . The Canadi
an governm ent protects thousands
of anim als on it* rang.
Mm \e
is a lag ell; who w asn't at all larni ra-sir. ; lielow, a n u n • of etili
heats a re shilling up a
tiling.
CHURCH BOARD M EETS
two years ranged from $4,000 to $4,200.
W e arc now offering the balance of Mayfair at price* from
NASHVILLE. Tenn., Feb. ih—
(/Pj—The
Board
of
Missions,
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
convenes Tuesday at Methodist
heailijuartera. indications that an
additional $1,000,000 asked for
minions was in sight. This is the
first special session ever hold by
the hoard, the business being to
fix the ntinuul budget for missions.
T H IS IS F A R BF.l O W P R E S E N T V A L U E S
without n single announcement
in homcsilcs sold on
t tongue
U< her.
m e tut of
hu morning’*
A t Chrysler “58’s” electrifying new low
prices it would more than ever be a waste
of time to attempt to match such values.
Nowhere can you find anything to equal
Chrysler “58” quality performance and
beauty at figures like these:
Touring Car - *845
Snm-ial 890
S E C U R E Y O U R R E S E R V A T IO N S T O D A Y
Club Coupe - *895
Coach - - - 935
» ffl
214 E a s t F irs t S treet
C H A R LE S T. FU LLER
West First t f t a x t —
H. T. Bodwell ".
I
President and Treasurer i
Sales Manager
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33— Help Wanted Male
81— Wanted— To Rent
FRESH FR U IT , fresh vegetables.
rege
C H R YSLER
Fresh oysters daily, We carry
CHAS.-T. F U L L E R MOTOR CO. only the best In these lines.
our
411 W .-lat S t.
Phone 602 store for quality products.T ry
i. Royal
Ri
W IL L Y S - KNIGHT and Overland. Fruit Co., 107 W. F irs t Street.
F . and M. Motor Co., Park and TRACTOR S E R V IC E : Plowing,
Commercial.
disking and street grading.
Let us do your subdivision. M. M.
SEM IN O LE H U D SO N -ESSEX
Lord, Route A, Box 216.
INC.
203 Oak Avenue
19—Bnilding—Contracting
Phone 41
SANFORD E L E C T R IC CO.
CH EVROLET
Successors to Gillon A P latt
Don-Jon Chevrolet Co., Inc.
116 Magnolia. Everything elec
2nd and Magnolia
Phone 768
trical. Phone 422. Elcctragith
DODGE
Radio.
Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc.
Pleasure cars and Graham trucks. JA M E S II. COWAN— All kinds
of Tint and Sheet Metal Work.
Oak and 2nd Street.
Phone 3
W ater and Bont Tanks, At Oak
SANFORD BUICK CO.
Avenue snd Third Street. Tele
212 Magnolia Avenue
phone 111.
Piione 307
M IRACLE Concrete Co., general
HUPS— MARMONS
cement work, sidewalks, buildSanford Automobile Co.
__
l ing block*,
irrigation boxes. J . R.
200 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137 ! Tcmvillegcr.’ Prop
UN CO
f c / S
f c . Z ™ 0”
Coramcl
chcirfl A Palm etto. Phono 331
7~ rv NASH
Sanford Dealer, 8. X. Pine- '
208 W .^-irst S t.,
Phone 017
• ti nA
REO
F la . Reo OdM R . A. Williams, Mgr.
208 W. F ir s t flf.
Phone 617
r*.Indiana
Paint Ing
U N EXC ELLED OPPORTlvi rv
F O R INVESTM ENT IN BCji-i
N E SS PROPERTY :
A ROOM ami board In private Two new six room Colonial houses
family by two young men. The located among beautiful oak trees.
Two 8,to/ y.oBtrUCCO ‘*UMnes, buiij.
, distance no object. Box AAA care ready for occupancy January 25th mg on lot 48 5x117. between Elm
■and Laurel Avonues, West p:
of Sanford Herald.
and* Feuruary
Veoi------- 10th.
S t., $45,000.00. Producing ined,
now of 8 per pent on $65,000 on
Prices and terms very reasonable. and will undoubtedly enhamc in
REA L ESTA TE SA LESM EN
value rapidly. One third cn,h
A. P. CONNELLY & SONS
ROOMS, with or without meals,
Two and one hnlf acres of |an,|
Cor. Second nnd Magnolia
.Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
with
five room dwelling, garage'
Only producers wanted. We have
excellent water, young (.rung. tr.-, *
an unusually attractive proposition f)s _ R o o m .s W ith o u t B o a rd
etc., five miles south of Sun-V.i
to offer to hustlers who have come
court
houic, dwelling unfurni-hci
td Sanford to make monry.Our list- FURNISHED mini. -107 East 0th
for $3,500.00, or furnished for ;>
irigs nnd clientol is the best. If
street.
700.00, only $1,000.00 rash.
you aro a salesman and want to '_lZ ___----------------------- ----------------- nnce one and two venrs.
make permanent connections, where LARGE room, nicely furnished,
BAYARD REALTY To.
your sen-ices will be appreciated,
suitable for light housekeeping,
110 S. Park Avenue
and your income unlimited. Ad- Telephone 661-W.
Phone 208
dress Box D-100 care Herald, for -— --------;---- -------- ;— --------an httdn-iew.
7 2 — W h ere 1o Stop in Town
jT
35— Salesmen nnd Agents
MONTEZUMA HOTEL
Sanford's most home-like ho- tel; locatciT on corner Magnolia
* Ave., ? minutes walk from busi
ness section. Open all year.
>. j . r . McDo n a l d , Mgr.
Phone 485
73— Wanted— Rooms, Hoard
SA LESM EN to sell . Holly HiU ,
Grove und I^Vuit Co.’h o ra n g f ROOM BY YOUNG MAN: Central
groves anil to xolieit prospects for
b' located, njust^ have^hot water
busses. Call ut 216 E. 2nd Street i
convenient.to bath. State price
hi
AUTOM OBILE D E A L E R S: If you between 6 and 8 o’clock p. in. MotiV *n communication. Address L. h. (..
Herald.
ra r~ Sanford
1
want to sell your used cars, a d - ! day, Wednesday. Thursday, Friday rare
( »| -Apartments and Flats
1vertise daily on the clasBlflcd page. I with your recommendations.
Moon — Diana Snlcn nnd Servico
208 W. F irst St.
Phone 617
27— Profcssioiial Services
S. Q. PORTER, Mgr.
DODGE TOURING in good eondi- T R Y CHIROPRACTIC for that
lumbago, Sciatic, Rheumatism,
tion, fa ir rubber oil around. Sold
■for repairs. Waldon's Garage, 411 and Neuritis. Others hnvc been cur
ed, why not you 7 Phone 482-J for
i E . 4th Street.
A. . ■ . - .
an appointment. Dr. W. E. MncDougnll, 1st Nnt'l. Bank Bldg.
n ftn c .E BROTH ERS D EA LER S
STENOGRAPHER: Steady work. G7— Rooms With Board
. Mr. Beeisch, Phoenix Utility
Company.
Papering-
M DUNLAP:. Painting
Painting of
better kind. 10th ond Laurel
'Phone 556-W.
j KUN AN AD
i « u n aix a u fn these columns,
r Tho cost is small, results are
'g reat. Phone 148.
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
"The Rexnil StoM'»-
, 85— Lots For Sale
I X — R o o m s a n d B o a r d ; -84— Houses F o r gaie^
36— Situations Wnntod—
Femnle
2 ROOM kitchenette and hath
, ^ apartments.. Hot water, beniiti---- - — .fully decorated—centrally located.
YOUNG LADY wishes position pine outlook. W. M. Young, owner,
either bookkeeper or stenngrn- 208 N. Park Avenue.
phey.
*/• Preferably bookkeeping. Nevera! years experience. T. E. L. care NICE clean npnrtment. 301 West
Herald.
___
.' 5th Street.
52 — Business equipm ent
Sell Good Used Cars.
Ford Coupe.
Ford Coupe.
Ford Touring.
Fordor Sedan.
Ford Touring.
FVml Ton Truck.
X —Real Estate For
Rent
BRINGING U P FA TH ER
n
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w i f e wuz
FOp.rri
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with
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hard i
run 1
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A very desirable home in Fort
Melton, will soon be completed.
See Mr. Britt of the B rittChittendcn Realty Co.
126 feet on Union Avenue nt
corner of Chapman nt $2254)0
per front foot. Worth twice the
price,asked. See Mr. Hunt nt
Britt-Chittcndon Realty Co.
A modern business building
near in on West First Street,
netting 10 per cent income now
on the price asked.
20 acres on Island L a k e.$8,000.00, a good buy for an inventment. better for a rural
hnijTe.
$2500 CASH
Balance $75.00 per month will
purchase five room furnished
house on Sanford Avenue, fat
ing Rose Coqrt.
$ 10,000
7 1-4 ACRE C ELERY FARM
with 3 rponi house and !! mom
tenant house and barn. Thi>
property is tilwi and growing
fine crop of celery. All farm
ing implemsnts included. ( In
to loading station.
$8009
$1000 Cnsh. Bnlance eaterms.
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By GEORGE McMANUS
X O O R V / IP E JE A O .O U * 3 O F
V E R X JE A L O U b
m e
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BARGAINS
filling of prescriptions and quic!
ONE O FFIC E safe, cheap,. Sec Hill
delivery.
Hardware Co.
*
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
77— Houses for Rent
I— Announcements
LA N EY 'S DRUG S T O R E — Pre-1
5 ROOM HOUSE on 2nd Stiert. ItIMTT CHITTENDEN REALTY
scriptions, DrugB, Sodas. We
9— Personals
between Holly and Cedar. II M.
CO., INC.
are ns near you ns your phone.
Edwards. P .0 B.iv 765.
Call 103.
i
M ILLER O. P H IL L IP S, INC.
B U F F E R E R 8 of heart trouble, An* 162 ROOM house, simply furnishOuk nt 2nd St. i 2 8 __ Repairing
giria Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthma. Phone 3
H. » . MeCALL .tR.
•j ed. Lake Mary. See Mr* llarHigh Blood Pressure, Paralysis, I
5 ROOM FU RN ISH ED HOUSE
1raid.
will gladly tell you.free, how you
at 1422 Park Avenue, with all
SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tilod
Builders Supplies
ran get quick and lasting rel
roofs, built up roofs. Up-roofing
modern improvements.
without using drugs, metuiclnc or FORD SEDAN, 1925 model. Apply over old roofs. Leaks repaired. E s
7H— Offices and Desk Room
$10,000
110 North Laurel St
serums. Address R. V. Walden, Box
timates free. Cull Oak Ave, nnd
nt corner 4th and Pino.
$5000 Cash. Balance very i-i- y
FURN ISH ED office for rent. Call
1856, New Haven, Conn.
3rd*Si,'P h o n e 111.
»»-. j . terms. *
770 or write P. O. Box 272. Act '
SM A LL FORI) truck, just right for
IndiiHtrial Property:—
quick.
n run. about. Chcnp. 406 Myrtle
J . E . SPU RLIN O , subdivision
$500 CASH
100 feet facing on Cedar Avenue
specialist. Subdivision to Or Ave.
IV—Employment
will buy u 5 acre farm neat
‘
corner
of
Second
Street
facing
A.
lando, Florida, and F lo r a
~Xl Real Estate For
Lake Jesup. Half of this pmo
L. R. R.
H ILL LUM BER CO. House of
Height*, .Florida on Dixie High 13— Automobiles for ISx32— Help Wanted— Female
erty
is cleaned und other half
Service, Quality nnd Trice.
125 feet fronting on Maple AveSale
way.
in wood land. Bnlance I, 2. !
AUTOS FOR H IR E
luue
und
running
back
117
feet
on
E X PER IEN C ED w a itre s s . A pply
years.
EA G LE AUTO SE R V IC E Day
5H— H ousehold G ood s
----------------------:------------------— ----- 5th Street, right by a spur track
10— Lost nnd Found
Bell Cafe.
$1500
or night. Meets all trains. Bng8 3 — Farm s und Land fo r S a le »f the A. <:. L. R. R.
EVER HRITK Radiant-Oil Heater.
nge
transfer.
Phone
551
nnd
1
COLORED
G
IRL
wanted
to
rare
These
two
pieces
of
property
arc*
BRO.WN checked eont on Celery
PIN EH U RST LUC
I Sanford Agent. 109 Sanford n im u p i.u t
” _ , ~~
especially adapted for warehouse
for child in afternoon. Call up I A venue.
Ave., papers in pocket. Liberal re
R E E L & SONS
on Holly near Hughey
PHONE
1
4
8
-for
prompt
attention
sites.
The
price
and
terms
are
Muirs a t 1112 Myrtle Avenue.
ward If return to Herald Office.
You Drive It.
$1600
and experienced service in nr- very reasonable. See us and lot us
Sanford Stove Si Furniture Co.
W. Myrtle and 2nd St. nt R. R.
$1000 Cash. Balunce to mu:
ranging your copy.
show you the property.
EX
PER
IEN
C
ED
lady
Monographer
I
321 E. First Street
W IL L the girl who took tho bill
purchaser.
desire* employment. Can fu m is.i'
SMALL 4 room house near SsTiT R ""'™ nnd Home Sites:—
We curry n full line
fqU ler from Ml-Lady's Shopp-j 15- -Servico Stations— Repair
references from pust employer.
ford Manor. Cheap for quick sale.
•" hits m hurt Mellon at $2,000.00
Olir pi'iee
right. Cash or
Tuesday afternoon return hili-foMHOUSE ON MAGNOLIA AM
ing
, each. One of the best develnpyour business. P. O. Box 690.
ter m -4.
W cw nnt
r r and key* to the Herald O ffic"
Just above South Side school,
33—
Help
Wnnlcd—
Male
. ------------------------------------------ meats in Sanford. In full view of
Fho mav freep the money.
containing 3 rooms nnd Imth.
TH R E E LARGE lots, corner 11th Lake Monroe. Has water, lights nnd
----------- ---------■4*1!— Musical Instruments
all improvements, located •••*
and Myrtle. Wonderful for apart paved streets,
UAVE YOUR CAR
F E M A L E Llewellyn S etter, black
well located lot.
und
Brokers
should
ment
house
site.
Easy
terms.
P
o.
Lots
in
Rose
Court
$2500.00
and
WuBhed
.
f
REALTORS
and- white. Collar with name
$4600
i
enrry
a
«
iiipletc
list
of
tiieir
Box
696.
up.
There
is
more
building
in
this
Polished
plate. Reword If returned Georgu
$•500 Cash. Bnlance Termi tie-,t off'-) 'ngs ill tile vlassified col- --------—--------------— ----- 7 —----- — - development than any other in Sannnd
E . Tucker, Loiph Arbor Office.
8 3 — harms and l-and F o r S a le ford
i tints daP.y.'
Greased
$375 CASH
We have Iioiiich with all modern
ut the .
will
purchase
corner lot in Oak
6
1
—
e
e
d
s.
H
a
u
ls
.
F
e
r
t
iliz
e
r
s
improvements
splendidly
-located
BTOfLEFMfrom Mllane Picture show PER FEC TIO N AUTO LitU N D RY
Balunce cusy terms.
for $3250.00 and up. Now is the
Oak
Avenue
Wednesday p. m. a emblem bycyCU r FM iW E R S for sulc. Calcndu- '
$850
time to buy. See us nt
We (jivo flig h t Service
cle No, 406584. Reward if returned
las ii'.w ready. 26c per dozen. ’
ACREAGE
s r->
•< J •»
Phone -i O-W. Mrs. L. II. Jones.
to M rs. J , F . Veatey, 109 Cedar
THE WHITE REALTY CO.
$500 CASH
1000 seres one mile frontage on
" ill purchase well located I *t
305 First Nnt'l. Hank Bldg. ..
ue. V
AvehUB
-' .• . '
W IG H TS—Three stations. Mag
St.
John's
River.
15,000
feet
front
"ST E W A R T THE FL O R IST”
on Palmetto Avenue. Balance
-r- rrr**— nolia a»d Second, F irst and Elm,
age tin Wokivii River. $110 per acre.
Flowers for all occasions.
nterms.
Sanford Avenue and 10th Street.
L O ST Betw een; tha postoffice and
30 per cent ca>h. Balance terms.
814 Myrtle. Phone 260.W.
$2000
* c'
Expert service.
WANTED •4. • • ••
|
29
1-4
acres,
20
acres
tiled;
new
Roumlllnt & Andor»on'n approxi
-I 65— SpcciulH nt the Stores
$8000
house,
high
class
celery
farm,
m ately 260 unused 2-cent stamps.
ROOM house. good location. All
$1000 CASH
OPEN A LL NIGHT
Man with car for permanent
west sidy.
Finder ploasq return to Florida
modern con\ omences. \ bargain.
argniii. [ will purchase co rn ario m h E'm
W recker Service Day and Night
position representing Sunford
Vegetable Corporation.
24 Hours Storage
' Avenue at Highland. Priced f«-i
business house. Must he reli
V
* 4 »*
•.*
* » ~
IV U rlfflt 696. "
W A LK ER & L E W IS GARAGE
quick sale ut
able, honest und trustworthy.
J AS. A. JOHNSON
Sanford
Ave.
&
2nd
Street
$2860
W
rite
Trustworthy,
cure
of
112 W First Street.
II— Automobile^
Phone 60
_ Herald,—-------- >
$ltMK) CASH
85— Lots For Sale
1 1 — A u tom oblleH F o r S a l e . —
will purchase two good lot-',
III—Business Service
cornor nnd lot adjoining on
HEAVY DUTY truck, good cpndi"PADLOCKED"
Magnnliu ami Spurin.g.
■ ■ I B lfl. i . i r tv*
• tlon. F irst $100.00 rush offer 18— IlunincHu Service Offered
$4000
takes It. See Mr. Armhurst, Smith
With a "Y ule" Padlock
•Turnlturo Store.
Bought From
AMERICAN CAFE
OLDS SIX touring $76 if taken this We have Just opened up a modern
BALI. HARDWARE
week. Apply 619 Union Street.
cafe in the Cates building. We serve
'INCOME propeprty
Phone 8
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
home cooked foods, in the cleanest
than 8 |«i icnt.
313 First Nat l. Bank llldg.
of
Hurroundings.
Everything
suni
Eastern
exposure
lot
m
FrankAUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au .
, .
.
,
Phone 713
gusto. Ga.. Augusta’s g re a te st,‘ ‘try. Conte ip nnd cat with us.
L'!’ ‘ ‘: rrm'“
Oak Avenue for oiilv
f ia°c' T ,,!h ' k a "sting that v ill
classified mfdium, rata, cash. 9 c
. ..
hold for only a very short time.
charge. 10c mtqirmim.
YOUNG MAN: One with high
Sec
school education preferred, who
ACT QUICK!
I F I T ’S A BARGAIN
can meet the public, and call on
MR.
W.
P.
CARTER
"$Ve Huve I t”
A LIT*TI.E IT ANT AI) IN The _
local business men. Salary basis.
Sep
Room 230 Meisch Building
SUNNYI*AND R EA LTY CO.
H ERA LD will bring you Hi big
State ago in communication. Ad
Realtor
raiu lts
Advertise thuMe'old a r
dress II 10 care Herald.
McCALL & FOX
TH E CLARKSBURG EXPONENT
ticles you have stprrd away and H G. Wool worth, Mgr., 221 Meisch
REALTORS
—Central West Virginia’* larg- WIGHT PRIN T SHOP—Printing
Wiggly, hut we SE V E R A L good Insurance men to
have no use for. A little tblrty- Bldg., over Piggy
F > '..................
PHONE 746.
est
daily.
Want
ad
rata.1
1,2c
per
write
n
monthly
policy.
W
riters
deliver.
tii
i
v
i
Engraving, Embossing. See u r 1
cent ■ad may bring you several
can clean Up big. Box 300, Smith word; 4 insertions 1 i- 4 c ;' 0 or first. We do it. Phone 417-W
dollars. Phone 148 and a reprv
more
lc
per
word
each
insertion.
Fin.
i Bldg. Orlando,
| ..................
R. R. Ave.-Commercial St.
goptatlvr will call and see. you.
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■hegtA N otices.
office* in s ,rnf" * 'J
nHr i,io th*
‘ «*» o'clock a! m * Courtb*th*» T»mmDh.*PlP
•»flcr an the
• _for authority to
private Mi|f» *»ln
\ T T: n} ^ M ai?
<he f o l l o w in g tie- rd om-ini • ,a m e
b% *erv'«• <n raid County.
* t0 * ° V
tO «U ct
g ^ .iiis 'g ^ d te s a jyjs?
» ' i & ' A r i l& ' J
51? K T.yphmlnorwML on th«
J„h* . ^"orthweat
w2SiS*.Mt
W
ent).two Qunr(IJ\
p*»
,.r j °> south;•
-i») Kant.
day Of F eb ru an ;. a . »•. »•*«
- to the Honorable J . O. Bhar
•ubscriptlott to th*
S—It cover* Browthoroughly which is
tost rapidly growing
he Florida Coast
and rata card upon
P*g*
imenta
rooms
Morning
Tampa. MAINE — Waterville,
• word,
Sentinel, Thouutnds of Maine
order people arc Interested In Florida
Reach them through
property.
•hr S c lilt nel
,!frali-«n
R r.jr ru n l on
>%:••
jj*52Ss.u s r s u r L r t ; ;
inown/f c*r* or •**nu
noutheaat Q u arter of th e South*
Q u aiter of Section Tan (10) )f AHY * SjItOKAYV, widow. COM
In H Jiw lp Tw enty (*• ) South, liana*
PLAINANT.
(M> fcaat. a re .)iercb>
tetjdlred to be and ap p ear before
5>l*l Ufurt a t th * C ourt Ifouae at AI.TIEHT SMITH E T AJU V S T E S V
A N Ta
Sanford. Florida, on th e le t day of
warclvA A. 1). U f * ,. and th«n and
v. „ , JN H T » «
J Et i t r r , . s.
NOTICE
TO
V E F B N P ANTS
make anaw er to th e bill of
complaint filed ag ain st you In thle KNOWN AND UNKNOWN.
W
««•
...4 -
--------- L acy, hla Wlfa, K a ta ft. L o ra
and -------------------- Love, h e r husband.
C. A. VanV aIk*nburah and --------- —
VnnValkenhurgh. hla w ife. C harles
I t L o ra and William. M. CanbT. In
dividually and aa tru ste e s of th e
eatate of Joseph Tantuni. deceased.
J . C. H art and
■ ------ H art.
n«H,li« ,lK FO n,e* YoB- F lorid a Lam*.
r hah. now on f||U ?Mr.iirt,,,rovrm,’ nl Company, a UorT
>
named as defendant In thi*
? * l h . A. !>., ti>««
5 5 ? , *nJ* foregoing
and all
'•y«
claiming tinder said Florida
m a s it. i . y n c i i .*
liuardlan.'
rcessors or ase. th is suit be.
Inu Instituted nnd
----- now- pending In
sold court. being
I
PI.OIIIDA. I \ A \ 11 kV ,
Instituted to e*.
tahllsh and qulet the title In Un
c o i n t v OF n : i I V , ' 1
CIIANt EHV.
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complainant to tho following tiescribed lands“ In Seminole County,
l r « n t Y 1,ll O K A 'V- widow, Co.
r lorlila, ti,. wit-i The North H alf of
Section Ten (I
C * ). Township TwenS ou th.
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A L I lK ItT SM ITH, e t at |),.fr
« •-> Knat: the Nortfi )la lf of the
T o H o r l d n laand nmi Im p,,,
r ' l i ' V ' " ' R u n n er of Section Ten
l»). Township Tw enty ( 20) South.
C om p an y , n C o rpo ratio n
Ituim-c T h irty.tw o (32) E a s t ;, the
more and ----------- — NVIlmore. h e”
huaband. Charles W ln eg ar and — --------- Wlneicar, hla w ife. N orm an
llohlnson and ■■■■ — - Robinson,
hla wife, ■ ■ .
Illinois,
and each and every o f the ab ovenamed defendants If living,
and
M O M ’N P O P
e ta r y person.
whoae
name
nr
namea a re unknown, and whoae reeldence* art# Unknown to th e com*
plalnant In the ahove-myied cause,
claim in g any Internet under the
Above-nam ed ilefendahtiC o r .any of
th e m : to C harles B. Oool4>, of
Uloomlnkton. MrLean C ou n t). II.
Ilnola: and to all persona whomao.
ev er having or rlaimlnit any Intervat or e atate In the lamia involved
■In Ihla ault. which landa are allu*
n te d , In Seminole County. Florida,
and a re deecrlhrd ns follow*, to*
w it:
The North H alf of Serllon
Ten (1 * ) , Townahlp Twenty (SO
South, llaukv T h irty .tw o t i l l R aat:
th e North Half of the Southeast,
Q u a rte r of Section Ten ti o ), Town.
•hlit T w en ty <!!»» South.
Hang*T h frly -tw o (12) K aat: th e .Southeast
Q u arter of the Southeeal Q unrier of
.‘lection T en (1 0 ). Townahlp Twenty
■20) South. Hamte T h irty -tw o II.*)
K nat: and It appearing front, the
eworn bill of ctimplalol herein fil
ed th at you. and each of von. may
to •th e hill of rom plalnt
filed In th is cause nn Mur
1st day of March. A. 1). 1
-am n being ttm rule day In
111* of th e ab ovt-elylvtl Cov
the C ourt House a t Hanford, _
Inole County; Florid a, and ah
you fall >« to ap pear a deer
confeseo w ill be " entered a___
you. and each o t you. This eai
being a au lt to quiet title In.
com plainant, and thoe* c l a i m ,- ,
under her. In and to th e lands h ere
in above described.
IT IS FlTHTHKIt O IlP E ItB D . That
this order lie published once
week In four con secu tive weekly laaura of The
Sanford
llrrmld. k
newspaper published
a t Hanford,
Seminole t ru n ty. Florid a.
WITINF.SS my hand a s Clerk ef
the Circuit Court of Semlnolo Court*
ty. F lo rl.lt. and th e Seal of said
*‘ourt, tli>» the 27th day of Ja n u a ry ,
A. I*. )*:*
ISe.it)
V. K. DOlTOLASh.
t'lerk of the C ircuit Court of
the Seventh Ju d icial C ircu it of
Florldn. In and for Hemlhola
County.
fly A. M. W E E K S , D. C.
O K O Itm ; tl. IIK ItltlN tt..
S olicitor for Com plainant.
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Love’s Hardships
LORETTA—I MUST
As k y o u a f e w
QUE9TI0MS AND
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Dear - you’rc
l expect you
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MV HOPES f 0 « FUTURE
HAmwESS ARE BLASTED
HOKMtUWCA WAS Rl*HT-
BUT CHICK VOU
DON’T UNDER
STAND A T A U .!
1 ONLY ASK
YOU TD TRUST
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VlOMEN A R E ALL A U K S l
0 H ,u » u L o * m A T x w e n s
Re s t i n g p e a c e f u l l y
i.
belo w T hose w a t e r s ! ,
WEDNESDAY, FED. I.
If so, you must watch your one
fault, that of becoming over-cau
tious.
Your hesitation to go ahead with
new business deals or into new
fields of endeavor may cause you
i r lose fine opportunities.
You hnve much natural ability
and by overpowering your fai lt
you should sm-r red.,
Women born on this date have a
bnttio on their hands to prevent
their married life becoming unsuctite in cesful.
They arc ir.clincd to neglect their
ERDALE
BUNE- homes and their husband's stom
farm ach s.
B O O T S AND H E R B U D D IE S
Posed As Man
v w - l m y , \ v o o w er w a r n
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nnui,. hv r rounds constantly and no one had
™h a little girl in England, her parents
u mini" property rights, und she was brought
up the i.eccption ns she grewl older, going to
r,*r to Amoricn us u man. She wus <0 yean* I
Bdij prove,| fatal
BY CONDO
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“Y’,n nitiuiincr m m o mist irom m e iountain in the nool an,i
flumu vines and the Thunbergias and the white urld yellow
i ■0,1 M is »ool and garden, more t^an $500 for plants and bulbs
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//'“Ido. l»U . of which a re nearing completion, m
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u i t a S d t a w f l n * o n t h e g r e e h , 1 .1 c o n c r e t e
o c c u p y i n g a f u l l a q p a r c In t h e a o u t h 4 » V r “ “i r “ 'o f
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nd along all thci drivea tho planting will be under the
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laqd Park, is to be the social
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themU ^r,!nth A\„n an^ flowers, most of them *
a. a l l 1,1 kc rainL ,.“° H'l(* into the grounds "here
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development u f . Me branches overhead »
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pines and palms.
W here E ise.C an You F in d Such a S ite F o r Y o u r Home?
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Not h alf as high as they ought to be, compared to what ybil get, and not half as.Irigh as they soon are sure to be.
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T AM OFFERING SPE C IA L INDUCEMENTS TO BUILDERS OF HIGH CLASS HOMES.
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-Telephone 777 and I will send a uulesmun to tell you ull about it. Or call a t my office* 208 North Farit Avenue., opposlto the to., .
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A ssocinfcd P r e s s F u Il L e ^ d W ire
!pe For 16 FARM AID GIVEN
A t CONVENTION
N U M B E R 159.
SANF011D, I1.0HIDA. THURSDAY, FEIIRUAKY 4, 1920.
Water Front In January
Totals Over 7,000 Tons
BILLPRO
, Approximately 7,000 tons of nnd Orlando, dally, carrying steel
•might were delivered t<A Sanford girders and other materials which
Ly water during tho month .of Jan- are necessary to complete many
J . S. Wnnnnmaker, President uBry. according to figures com project! in Orlando by spring.
Expenditures Of More Than
todny from the estimates
Effects lessened
American Colton Associa piled
given
out
by
the
St,
Trans
339 Millions Recommended,
tion
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7.
Kucn
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me
st,
Johns
Trans*
While
tho
City
of
Sanford
has
rrrr
lion, urges Colton Acreage |l/ortation Company and the Clyde been handicapped by the freight
Which I s About A Million
Reduction Of 15 Per C enl!“,nc Company. The former re- <’™b<‘rf 0 to u certain extent* city
More Than Budget Estimnl
— -—
! l»«rts an approximate tonnage officials and * prominent builders
More
Food Fni’Mtrn 1I !iro
u*htt,nof 6-‘,0° while the Clyde state that the existing facilities
“ U *• 1 V UU» 1 01 a & e
1-inc estimates its unloaded freight for receiving freight by* water at Last Year’s Expense
C r O P S A r e S u i n r e s t o d h 1 1,500 toni<- Other smaller com- this point have aided the local
Topped By 6 Millions
F
C O U b b L h l L J l 'ianics or individual boat owners building programs to keep far
•"■ought in ubout 100 tons, it ift ahead of those programs of in
Keynote Address Delivered raid.
land citios not so fortunately lo NumbcrOf Non-Com missioned,
At Annual Meet Of Bodv (1. F. Tresher, of
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the S t. .Johns cated as regards water transpor
Officers And First Class
'
In Session At Mcmnhis I’rni‘sP°rt" f ,-on Company, stated to- tation.
Privates Would Be Reduced
______
1 ‘ day that within • the next few
The city is at present planning
' MEMPHIS, Tcrihil Fob l
1m°nths hi.s c" m',nny contemplat- a new dock in connection with the
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4. ((/P))
. .. .
t r ,'r
i '‘'I many improvements and cn- establishment of other barges on
— An inosensc-'or 15 p.cr cent in Inrgcments of their service, and the river by the Tresher Broth The War Department appropria
food, feed, and forage crops, ami |that with the completion of the now ers. who htipe to soon have n large tion bill, calling for an army of
a similar decrease in cotton acre.1dork a great amount of tonnage fleet operating between Sanford 118,583 enlisted men and 11,740 of
ficers, or approximately the exist
and Jacksonville.
age, was urged Wednesday by .1. mid easily be handled.
ing strength, wns reported today
He said thnt the company
Orders arc being received daily to the House.
S. Wannanmker, president of "the I nlanning to handle at least
from inland cities within a radius
It recommends expenditures dur
American <ottan Association, as a 000 tons per month in the immedi- of many miles fur freight deliver
program essential to the welfare I ate future,
ies from this point.' l'crmisslon \ n ing the next fiscal year totaling
o f tho Southern farmer, and out-1 Much of the freight now being use the now dock will bo confined $3:10,681,000 o f $1,087,000 nhovo
lined n plan of rompnign proposed unloaded here is for building in strictly.to local interests while out budget estimates. This represents
to bring about a- reduced cotton terest in this city and in Orlando. ride freight receivers will be enr- an increase of $0,005,000 over Inst
acreage during the coming crop A fleet of 15 trucks is operating cri for by existing docks, it is be year’s appropriation and mokes
year.
the first Instance during the pres
(<>r the company between this city lieved!
ent Congress where budget estim
Mr. Wnnnamnkcr, delivering the
ates have been exceeded.
keynote address at the opening ses
“~l)t the total amount, military ac
■ j„„ •
sion yesterday of the South-. ! •
I iMntthcw H. Wells, Bloomington, cotton acreage reduction convc.
tivities would be given $201,081,m |||., capitalist, has been flooded tlon .here, told delegates to the con
000 or an increase of $1,223,000
i with letters ever since he offered vention thnt cotton acreage must
above budget figures. Non military
rk <to buy 10,000,000 bushels of com at be cut at least 16 pr cent if the
activities would recoivo $78,600,000
|one dollar a bushel, thirteen ccntt* Southern fnrmer is to prosper.
an increase of $5,741,000 over cur
above the board of trade quota
rent funds, and 223,000 ubove the
Under
ttie
plan
outlined
by
.M
r.
tions. He is engaged in forming
budget,
Wnnnnmaker,
campaigns
to
insure
a farmers’ co-opcrativc grain mar
Funds directly provided for the
an increased focal nod feed crops
keting company.
and decreases in cotton acreage Missouri Football Star Is Municipal Hand And Mra. Tnk- army would be expended as fol
lows:
will be plnced in tlie hands of (in
uih Will Contribute To Pro
Suspended '.VU’i Other Stu
For the air service, $15,250,000,
state commissioners of agricul
gram To Be Broadcast an inerensc of $346,000 over cur
dents A fter Dinner Ends
ture, extension officials, bankers'
committees and representatives of
In Alleged Attack On Girl
From Winter I’ark Station rent figures.‘ An authorization to
contract for $3,000,000 additional
thp A merican Cotton Association
in the various states.
COLUMBIA, mo., Feb. 1.—</F)—
Hr. K. I). Brownlee will deliver n expenditures would be provided.
Of the totul $7,004,000, or nn in“All who realize the paramount Suspension of Harry N. (Fete) talk over the radio tonight from
,
I crease of $704,000, would be for
importance of this campaign to tha Jackson, star quarterback of the Wiut _Park, ,in connection
with the \ ,1CW equipment.
Cotton farmer and economic life of University of Missouri Too.ball
fc
’aiib
rd
program
which
also
inThe bill would provide for a re
the entire South, will co-operato
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nod push the work to u successful team, as the result o* an alleged clui.-.i music by the municipal baud, duction in the number of non-comChairman S. Dighlon Makes c o n c l u s i o n , M r .
Wnnuamuker liquor party at u boarding Iioiiki- md songs by Mrs. Lucille Aspen- missioned- officers und first clnsr
Committee Report At Well said, in urging thut cotton todny in attended by several co-eds, tod*, iu;ilt Taknch, according to an nn- privates in order to offect a rav
of $088,000. Tho appropriation^,
Attended Meeting Today; selling below the cohI of produc had developed twb versions ot the nounceniLPt mado this morning by ing
sub-cortimlttce, which drafted tlie
tion. “We should immediately tnkei
“Ladies Night” hi Planned steps to organize tho cotton pro affair.
.
bill, said this reduction wquld bo
M.iy r Forrest I*nkr.
Denial
was
made
by
Juckson
rt.ut
1) Brownlee’s talk with cover brought ubout by failure io 1111
ducing industry of the entire South,
A repord by S. R. High tori, chair so ns to stabilize profits along he hud mude improper advances to feature's of the city's growth along such vacancies when they occurred.
A‘ total of $8,ft00,000 would bo
man of the playground-committee theso lines. It Is only in this way one of thu gtrjs, ua stated by Dr. tho lints of beautification work.
the progress ofU tacU yachoofi a n il for the procurement of ammunition
* I appointed by i h i - ^ jv Commission thnt. permanent prosperity i nn bo Albert H. Heckcl, dean of men, .(
Other supplies to build U|i_thc
In a sutept;nt at JopUn^Mo., the vaViuup shurches and their M b - ' and
i t sup*rvi-o trieN jxbeo d ^ fv ' of brought to thp South umi the en
reservo corps on hand,
th.e is last night where he is.hnpwyrd by sidiary organizations.
money raised by the (Jon s' Club tire nation benefited. ’•
From th« numerous inquiries
for equipping Sanford parks, fea not done the cotton producer is a mining conypany, Jackson said he
tured the weekly luncheon of the doomed to sink to u lower standard believed the fflrl would clear him pouring into tho offices of the
. a
if she were questioned and declar .Mayor and tho local Chamber of
organization held today at noon iu of living.”
Records of thirty yoara giv-> ed thnt Dr. Heckel's action in sus Commerce as n result of the week
tho Valdez (Jri!l.
Mr. Dighton told members of the proof he declared that every' effort pending him followed his refusal ly programs, the success o f the
club that the committee ijt a recent on the part of the Southern farmer to give the names of tho other men broadcasting has been widespread,
"ey! meeting had elected himself chair- to- Increase fund, feed, and forage at the party. On the other hund, nnd the benefits tho city will re
A 1man, Mrs. R. It. Deas, secretary output, and other money crops be Dean Heckcl said yesterday in an ceive from such publicity is ex
With the mqiening of the Prin
r[* and treasurer, and Mrs. Fred Daig sides cotton, have resulted in high nouncing the result of this investi pected to add considerably to San
gation, that the girl herself win ford’s high standing among the cess Theater Monday following rvl e j er, director of publicity.
Other er cotton prices.
the complainant and that her charg cities of Florida, officials in charge inudcling operations completed at
U6- , numbers of the committee are
No Nstional I’ollcy
es hud been found true, i
of tho programs state.
a cost of $33,000. tho Florida En
Mrs. W. C. Hill and Frank W. Tul“We have been without a nation
Landlady Mude Complaint
im- but.
terprise, 'Inc., will inaugurate uu
Mayor
Lake
has
mado
knpwn
tlie
al agricultural policy und agricul
Jackson expressed the belief that fact thnt citizens of Supfonl are improved theater service hero that
crFinns for tho purchaso of play- ture lias Im-cii without adequate
ex- ground equipment have been per- representation at the national cap u boarding house landlady made cordially invited to comaKjfcwn to will shortly result in bringing to
thu complaint again umUr the im- tho radio station on SnnfoTO night .Sanford some of tho best scret n
*»» fcctcd Mr. Dightun said, and the
I. i first order for fixtures will be ital practically since the War Be preshitflf he hud mude unwclcoined und see for themselves Just how productions and musical comedies
rdlng. to J.
southern circles, according,
en-! authorized at another meeting of tween tho S ta te s ," Mr. V. unin- advances to the girl. Hhe heard tho busincs of broadcasting is per
makcr said in urging that the two. girls, who hud, attended the
hey |the duh to be held Tuesday.
L. Marcntettc, manager of thu Mi
formed.
Southern
farmer
should
bestir
party, shouting his name about the
de-J
Flan “Ladies'N ight
The* entertainment put out by lane and Princess Theaters.
himself to work out his own prob house, ho said.
inisl
Members of the club decided to
Upon the delivery of tho now
Thu football star suid he remain- way
- qf microphone is said to be $20,000 Wurlitzer comliination or
j-red j hold u “Ladies' Night" sometime lems.
interesting
not
only
to
tho
unseen
* - .
, , gan nnd unit orchestra now in opt rHo declared thnt relief through cd at the party only 10 minutes up- interesting U“ .T0 |'luring the next two weeks at which national legislation could come on finding thut.lt was undhaperen*^1’ time Lions and their lady friendp only through correlation of the cd and that liquor wua being ing nnd listening in at thu station. ntion a t the Milanc, thu organ for
The following numbers will he merly in u»o there has been In
lieved w' 11 1,0 entertained at n dunce,
South and the West,
drunk.
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played
by the band tonigh*, with stalled in tho Princess. Mr. Murcntu.jf
Entertainment was provided by
Dean Hackle said the girl told
tct(o said today, nnd continuous
.
Control
of.food,
fe«L..
Joaoph-iicisenstein
conducting:
Baby M arr Rose, a'ceorhf anied ~bjr arid cottffl acreage bhd?r tho* su- him-she was out-rirfcwg
Jackfrewr 1 to lI ^ a ’cruciC^ttfflMsjmrr
1
.March,
Rons
of
Australia
the “Louisiana Trouhadors”, two
rvislon
of
or /non und uponi passing u house that
rvision
of jjoint
joint cominitt.'c.i
com m ittal
___ :......... ......— Lithgow cepted, will bo observed at. both
rvision ox
. .. . .or.. wa„ lighted he proposed that they ’
r„ L |special acts starring at the Milunc
unis—to lie made possible by
hourres.
2.
Overture,
Queen of Autumn
faK C Theater*
uniform legislation in the various go in.
Many Improvements liave lieen
...........
Biggs
While in there Jackson attempted
Attendance prizes of two tickets (cotton states—was offered by Mr.
made
in the Princess, including the
3.
Characteristic,
C
o
c
o
a
n
u
t
to
attack
her,
the
girl
said.
She
for an airplane ride Friday were •Wunnatnokor ns a nicuns to bring
Dance ............
Merrman Instaliajion of new chairs increas
won by Henry Rodcnlierry and relief to tho agricultural Interests fled to tho motor car, followed by
ing ita seating capacity to 700.
4. Popular lilts, Feist’s Medley
.Scott Janies.
in the South, und urged as a furth Jackson, who attempted to make
of1025 ............ Burry-Sdncca
Negotiations ure now *inder way
At the conclusion of the luncheon er move for the bettermont of the amends to her. Her complaint fol
with several large stock compan
“movies of the Limm in characteris farmers, that tlie government of lowed. Two co-eds and a man stu 6. Intermezzo, After Sunset.....
....... ........... .........Aruthur Prior ies, Mr. Marcntettc suid this morn
tic poses were taken by Peter each state within the cotton belt dent were suspended along with
March,Scmpre Fidells— .......
ing, and it fq believed thnt several
Schull, who had on hand his vest name n apecial cotton conimltteo Jackson.
•
.........................-.... J. P. Son* of the most popular road shows
Dean Heckel auid he believed the
pocket motion picture camera.
of six men to study the problem affair
will he booked for February a.vl
aid in stamping out
and joinly prepare uniform legislu- liquor would
NKW CUARLIiSTON CHAM I’
at the university. lie de
March.
Hop*
clared Missouri was no worse than
NEW YORK, Feb. 4*—(A*)—The
any other institution.
latest Charleston endurance cham Jacksonville Fire
route
Maine Visitors R e a c h
ere he
YEARLY FOB STUDY pion is John Goia, who has two
Damage Is $145,000
Ja ck so n v ille
T o d a y $10,000
the
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.—CAO—For children. Of a field o f 10 males
erident
of prevention and cure of and eight females, three men kept
JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Feb. 4.
To Be$in State Tour study
re»t the
pneumonia Lucius N. Llttauer, In 22tt hours, until sundry shoes, __ (fp)—Fire of undetermined or
Fire
Chief
M.
N.
Cleveland
to
orchestra
and
thousands
of
can
»t the
manufactures. Is giving $10,000 '■
igin which swept the main ware
next day officially accepted tho new ' JACKSONVILLE. Feb
year to New York University. His ned music needles were worn out. house of the Carolina Portland Go. fight American LnPrance triple com —A special trainbringinglSOvisit wifo died of pneumonia two years Tlie judges decided 'Goia had tho ment Conlpany, here last night,
f through bination pumper purchased by the ors from Maine, headed by Govbest technique.
caused a loss of, $146,000, J , C.
i
city for a price of I12J100 and test « rnor und Mrs. Ralph O. B*®wfct-r ■40Harris, manager, announced toda
avion ed out satisfactorily on the lake of that state, arrived m J^ kson Damage to the. building w ater*
JL r *
leu in shore Tuesday morning in the vflle today. They " ^ e d an a
mated ut $120,000 and $25,00^
Hr. t°
claimed presence of various city officials. F p r e la l train for a ffbod wil*
.V.
1*u~> •
J . O. Graves, factory represen- t-il-'rhnsgc to Honda.
lMU*pUr.
h ■
stock. Harris said there waa full
Pus
tative who delivered the big ma
They w enf giy*n V T u r i ^ ’j r "
insurance coverage. :
•
f which chine, is still In the city completing tion bv Mayor John T. AJsori. Jr.,
The fire spread from the cement
to im a arrangements with the department
the King SemMron f t Green home company warehouse to the nearby
[the gov- # ,rm.‘" na In.one of the old pieces John W. Martin ® f/ lo^ * Wil r * ! .
Plans for the erection of a green Company
and will be conatructcd yard of thy Walkir Lumber Com.
>ut a de- ot equipment as part jiaymcnt on
house on the grounds of the munic of yt*41 framework
rive i
p
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L
with $lasa top JJn y , threatening a $40J)0(l stock
ipal nursery a t Fourteenth Street
interior the new unit.
ut lumber. Firemen and volunteers,
•nd sides.
>ry over
and
Elm
Avenue,
were
approved
In commenting on tha sendc*
Mr. Wllilpau stated today .that hotrdvef. cqnfiqsd the lota to the.
by
the
Beautification
Committee
at
i:hiiit
"lesfaig
trip*
through
the
rendered by this old engine, which
™
the committee had Also ordered Walker Company to |3J)0C
armed
ty am V K T to the
a meeting
in Florida, and the twen- city
aPorum • ' n.
Manager Harris said the
presided over bY Mrs. • Henry plans precared fo rb eaq ti f yi nf t he
heon
and
dinner
•t
.
‘
*
nA tinU,lJI.ufactlV*d
the fac- j r Hotel
‘ some
Wight, chairman. Work on the two Ninth Street parks and Cen company would rebuild
s a were
^ ' fse a st u ^* o*f U»e *n„
habitat i£7*' C,hr ^ Cleveland declared that
•Uthe debris could be **
new project was ordered to pro- tral P ark;
• fin so fa r * a s is possible, the
*■ The in ju 16 years of active service U
1 and Tk- a * V5 r k* * D necessary to raise
I W - trees and shrubbery nowrgrowing
Strong Ea
. i n, - J ,exc* pt
oUlng and
Jr»t time minor
.rations
fs
r
the
j
asreudUte
t
y
R l ; in these perks will be preserved,
adjustments. ~
to traIs F '
gustine Cbarober °f Coar
fits tion P f.th s J^
that n»« *f ° f.the department-ahow
e
&
W
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B
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Z
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g
Governor
and
Mrs,
IU*
'
".re with
Went of j£ ‘ ! pr!S tif * UT no money has been
arrange-years, ^ ^ ^ d f o r repair* to this roa- night wj
Mgetot
Cleveland said.
months
the
recently
apd
ftation.1
.VlocL
S U ' ‘ 1unit
ID 1
SUZA!
^ the American
ComWray __
M f as
Hanford • fire
NICE.
maintain lta
nls iA .
TWO VERSIO
iGLLEGE ‘L
PARTY REVEAL
BROWNLEE WILL
TALK ON SANFORD
OVER THE RADIO
LIONS’ PLANS FOR
EQUIPPING PARKS
IARE COMPLETED
Exten sive Repairs
Finished, Princess
Reopens M o n d a y
K
Old F ire .Engine Is
F irst Of Kind To B e
Used In This S tate
Work To S ta rt Irnme ,
N ursery N ear M unicipal-W aterworks
ennessee
Florida Tour Given
Entertainment
Brick Wall Falls,
Killing-Seven Men
NEW BRITAIN . Conp. Feb.
4 W )—S ix men are known to
have been crushed to death, 11
others, somo In a serious con
dition. are at tho Now Britain
Goneral Hospital, and 10 wore
unaccounted for ns the result
of n collapse of a brick wall at
tho-foundry of North and Judd
Manufacturing Co., at East
Main Street shortly before noon
today.
The dond were not identified.
It wns first thought that tho
wall Was razed by nn explosion
in the foundry. This theory
has been abandoned and It is
how .believed the building col
lapsed because of the weight
of snow on the roof.
BURNED -BODY OF
WOMAN IS FOUND
IN HOME FURNACE
.
George Solomon* 73* Held For
Further Questioning When
Police - Arc Informed That
Body Wns Wedged In Door
• SIOUX CITY, la., Feb. «4.—(/P)
-f-Uumcd almost beyond rocognltiun, thd liod v of Mrs. Ccorgo Solo
mon, 47 yeurs old, and the moth
er of nine children* was found
wedged in the furnace door of her
humo here Inst night.
Tbo two ohlost sons naked t>olico
to take itito custody their 73-yearold fulher. Solomon at first main
tained that his vii/c wns away vis
iting friends, but finally usaertod
that she hud been burned in ad
justing thu drafts.
Nn formal charges have been
placed against hitn but th« police
planned to subject lilm to a lengthy
Intcrreoution today,, Physicians
said today the mother died of naphixintlon from the fqrnsrc fuoux*.
The face and afiuukhrs ireru ebur-
Chamber Commerce
Members Conduct
Complete Program
For The Delegation
P a rty V isits New
T ourist H ostelry
Motorcade Through
Fields Rmphasiases
Solidity Of Sanford
A delegation composed o f
about 200 citizens og Knox
ville und eastern Tennessee
cities arrived in Sanford t h is
morning at 9 oclock and were
met at the station by the en
tertainment committee o f th o
Chamber o f Commerce, which
took charge of the party fo r ,
a morning of sight-seeing in
tho city and surrounding territory.
Included In the party was a 00plcco high school band from Knox
ville which provided music along
the line of march followed by thu
Chamber of Commerce motorcade,
to the/Hptci Forrest Lake.
Presented Celery a t Depot
Tho morning’# program began
at tho station when tha tourists
were presented with a large bunch
of celery, a bonquet from the city
of Sanford", aa one citizen remark
ed, and were welcomed by -Mayor
Forrest Lako.
.After inspecting tho hotel, thu
party waa loaded Into machines
and carried ovpr the city anu
shown th5 many points vf interest
which Sanford boast*/ The water
front and shipping facilities are
said to have mails $ strong appeal
to the visitors who were heard to
Bay that no -othor tccllon of tho
stato, which they have visited thus
far, has shown the possibilities
that exist, hero.
Following tho tour within the'
city limits tha long lino of cars
tnrssd toward tho outhklfti nnd
a short tlmo was amid Um
true*Oqrdistrict# sur- •
bounding the city proper.
Much enthusiasm wee shown by
*; noon yesierday, chlhlrcq,
told Un1 police, tho father had nr- the riiember* of th# party when
t4d their Inquiries regarding they came in sight of tho fmlds of
tnotr motbvr’a absence by telling celery extending on every side.
them she was at n friend’s, home, Borne v,
„ „ visitors
„ „ m . were
n. . . visibly
■~ —
of the
iy the spectacle of sue
such
When the older boys came home |Impressed by
from work lie told them the sonic intensive cultivation In this region.
story.
'
One prominent •member of the
Sons Hear Death Story
party stated that tlie 8anford dis
Nearly eight hours after thu trict was without ■ doubt one of
time thu fattier fixed as that of his the greatest areas In »» ^ world for
wife’s death, nnd when Laurice and the production of wh .» vegotablwa
l,uwrenc»\ the elder sons, were pre and celery In the Iasi few
paring to Icavc homc for the eve- und have become well acquainted
nirig, Solomon called them and said with your slogan, “Tho City Sub
he had something to tell them. He stantial", and I am happy to have
said their mother had gong into the this opportunity of learqing first
basement about 11 o’clock to fJx hand that the good things 1 have
tlie furnace, but thu drafts had not heard have been every bit true.
beCn proppeily adjusted iTnd a puff Indeed, you have a substantial city
of flame envelopqd her o» she op and your back country Is probably
ened thu door and burned her to the-rlchcst and the moat Intensively
death.
cultivated In - the entire United
Hurrying into the basomrnt, the States. Sanford will reach heights
boys found their mother wedged |n the future of which sho llttlera
into.the open door nearly to the dreams today."
waist. When tho father did not
vAmong the visitors was Alf Taycatdaiiu*h«>w- t ha Jjgdy -came, t0, . ^ > * , form er irevernor of th * gUMhtg
in such a OosItRmTtho sons i wiled |„fTcnuesM;«\rwho expre^ed* him
the police. The
children said self as being delighted u
with San
thoir parents had quarreled cant ford and Sminole county.
.
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siderubiy lately.
Younger ones
The Party ip chorus of Genera
said when tbev came humo from Cary r . Sponcc, of Knoxvll'e, 1*11
:chool at noon for lunch thoir fath here at. noon to continue Its wai
er told them “Mather is away.”
to tbs west coast and back to
The police said thoy were not
satisfied with Solomon's explana Knoxvillo Sunday bftqrnoon.
tion and would place somo charge
against him If npcessury to hold
Mm fo r queitloniwf;’ r
Chicago Dietician
Here For Series Of
M urder Suspected
Lectures In Schools
Follow ing Probfeof
M ichigan D c a t h s
DOWAGIAC!' MIfb-, Feb. 4 ^ </F|—The sp e ctra 'o f murder arid
suicide arose today from the re
sults of an'Investigation of W11M$in Wllkinsop'a a r in home on
Magician lake when’ officers found
that thp Skulls of iwti o f th# flvs
*1-— o
-*f tho
iU“ family who ’“**
members
lost
their lives hud been
crushed.
n ertif
bed;
Five persons, all members of tho
ammo famity;'ware burned to death
early tbday whop fjrs of undeter
mined origin destroyed the home
of William Wilkinson, dp His short
»f s Michigan'Uko near b *ra/ ^ ;
Dr, Charles McFcrrin of Chicago,
is Jh the city conducting a scries
of lectors* on dietetics Dcfora ya.
rlous organisation* and the differ
ent grades In tho i l l y
,
dcr tha anaplccs of . t i e Sanford
I’nrout-Teachers' Association.
Dr. McKurrin spoke at the Jf
Baptist Church Tuesday
before a large gathering.
ta|k was reported to have
piste with f a cta conccr-
inson Floyd,
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NUMBER 159.
SANF011D, I1.0HIDA. THURSDAY, FEIIRUAKY 4, 1920.
!pe For 16 FARM AID GIVEN
A t CONVENTION
Water Front In January
Totals Over 7,000 Tons
BILLPRO
, Approximately 7,000 tons of nnd Orlando, dally, carrying steel
•might were delivered t<A Sanford girders and other materials which
Ly water during tho month .of Jan- are necessary to complete many
J. S. Wnnnnmaker, President uBry. according to figures com project! in Orlando by spring.
Expenditures Of More Than
todny from the estimates
Effects lessened
American Colton Associa piled
given
out
by
the
St,
Trans
339 Millions Recommended,
tion
Ilnruj
k
7
.
Kucn
oui
oy
me
st,
Johns
Trans*
While
tho
City
of
Sanford
has
rrrr
lion, urges Colton Acreage | l/ortation Company and the Clyde been handicapped by the freight
Which Is About A Million
Reduction Of 15 Per Cenl!“,nc Company. The former re- <’™b<‘rf 0 to u certain extent* city
More Than Budget Estimnl
— -—
! l»«rts an approximate tonnage officials and * prominent builders
More
Food Fni’Mtrn I !1ir
ou*htt,n of 6-‘,0° while the Clyde state that the existing facilities
“ U *• 1 VUU» 1 01 a &e
-inc estimates its unloaded freight fo r receiving freight by* w ater a t Last Year’s Expense
C r O P S A r e S u i n r e s t o d h 1 1,500 toni<- Other smaller com- this point have aided the local
Topped By Millions
F
C O U b b L h l L J l 'ianics or individual boat owners building programs to keep fa r
•"■ought in ubout 100 tons, it ift ahead of those programs of in
Keynote Address Delivered raid.
land citios not so fortunately lo NumbcrOf Non-Com missioned,
At Annual Meet Of Bodv (1. F. Tresher, of
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the St. .Johns cated as regards water transpor
Officers And First Class
'
In Session At Mcmnhis I’rni‘sP°rt" f ,-on Company, stated to- tation.
Privates Would Be Reduced
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1 ‘ day that within • the next few
The city is at present planning
' MEMPHIS, Tcrihil Fob l
1 m°nths hi.s c"m',nny contemplat- a new dock in connection with the
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4. ((/P))
... .
t r ,'r
i '‘'I many improvements and cnof other barges on
— An inosensc-'or 15 p.cr cent in Inrgcments of their service, and establishment
the river by the Tresher Broth The W ar Departm ent appropria
food, feed, and forage crops, ami | that with the completion of the now ers. who htipe to soon have n large tion bill, calling for an army of
a similar decrease in cotton acre . 1 dork a great amount of tonnage fleet operating between Sanford 118,583 enlisted men and 11,740 of
ficers, or approximately the exist
and Jacksonville.
age, was urged Wednesday by .1. mid easily be handled.
ing strength, wns reported today
He said thnt the company
Orders arc being received daily to the House.
S. Wannanmker, president of "the I nlanning to handle at least
from inland cities within a radius
It recommends expenditures dur
American <ottan Association, as a 000 tons per month in the immedi- of many miles fur freight deliver
program essential to the welfare I ate future,
ies from this point.' l'crmisslon \ n ing the next fiscal year totaling
o f tho Southern farmer, and out-1 Much of the freight now being use the now dock will bo confined $3:10,681,000 of $1,087,000 nhovo
lined n plan of rompnign proposed unloaded
here is for building in strictly.to local interests while out budget estim ates. This represents
to bring about a- reduced cotton terest in this city and in Orlando. ride freight receivers will be enr- an increase of $0,005,000 over Inst
acreage during the coming crop A fleet of 15 trucks is operating cri for by existing docks, it is be year’s appropriation and mokes
year.
the first Instance during the pres
(<>r the company between this city lieved!
ent Congress where budget estim
Mr. Wnnnamnkcr, delivering the
ates have been exceeded.
keynote address at the opening ses
“~l)t the total amount, military ac
■j„„ •
sion yesterday of the South-. ! •
I iMntthcw H. Wells, Bloomington, cotton acreage reduction convc.
tivities would be given $201,081,m |||., capitalist, has been flooded tlon .here, told delegates to the con
000 or an increase of $1,223,000
i with letters ever since he offered vention thnt cotton acreage must
above budget figures. Non military
rk <to buy 10,000,000 bushels of com a t be cut a t least 16 pr cent if the
activities would recoivo $78,600,000
| one dollar a bushel, thirteen ccntt* Southern fnrmer is to prosper.
an increase of $5,741,000 over cur
above the board of trade quota
rent funds, and 223,000 ubove the
Under
ttie
plan
outlined
by
.M
r.
tions. He is engaged in forming
budget,
Wnnnnmaker,
campaigns
to
insure
a farmers’ co-opcrativc grain m ar
Funds directly provided for the
an increased focal nod feed crops
keting company.
and decreases in cotton acreage Missouri Football Star Is Municipal Hand And Mra. Tnk- army would be expended as fol
lows:
will be plnced in tlie hands of (in
uih Will Contribute To Pro For the a ir service, $15,250,000,
Suspended '.VU’i Other Stu
state commissioners of agricul
gram To Be Broadcast an inerensc of $346,000 over cur
dents After Dinner Ends
ture, extension officials, bankers'
committees and representatives of
In Alleged Attack On Girl
From Winter I’ark Station rent figures.‘ An authorization to
contract for $3,000,000 additional
thp A merican Cotton Association
in the various states.
COLUMBIA, mo., Feb. 1.—</F)—
Hr. K. I). Brownlee will deliver n expenditures would be provided.
Of the totul $7,004,000, or nn in“All who realize the paramount Suspension of Harry N. (Fete) talk over the radio tonight from
,
I crease of $704,000, would be for
importance of this campaign to tha Jackson, star quarterback of the Wiut _Park, ,in connection
with the \ ,1CW equipment.
Cotton farmer and economic life of University of Missouri Too.ball
fc
’aiib
rd
program
which
also
inThe bill would provide for a re
the entire South, will co-operato
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nod push the work to u successful team, as the result o* an alleged clui.-.i music by the municipal baud, duction in the number of non-comChairman S. Dighlon Makes c o n c lu s io n ,M r . Wnnuamuker liquor party a t u boarding Iioiiki- md songs by Mrs. Lucille Aspen- missioned- officers und first clnsr
Committee Report At Well said, in urging thut cotton todny in attended by several co-eds, tod*, iu;ilt Taknch, according to an nn- privates in order to offect a rav
of $088,000. Tho appropriation^,
Attended Meeting Today; selling below the cohI of produc had developed twb versions ot the nounceniLPt mado this morning by ing
sub-cortimlttce, which drafted tlie
tion. “We should immediately tnkei
“Ladies N ight” hi Planned steps to organize tho cotton pro affair.
.
bill, said this reduction wquld bo
M.iy r Forrest I*nkr.
Denial
was
made
by
Juckson
rt.ut
1) Brownlee’s talk with cover brought ubout by failure io 1111
ducing industry of the entire South,
A repord by S. R. High tori, chair so ns to stabilize profits along he hud mude improper advances to feature's of the city's growth along such vacancies when they occurred.
A‘ total of $8,ft00,000 would bo
man of the playground-committee theso lines. It Is only in this way one of thu gtrjs, ua stated by Dr. tho lints of beautification work.
*Iappointed by i h i - ^ j v Commission thnt. permanent prosperity i nn bo Albert H. Heckcl, dean of men, .( the progress ofU tacU yachoofi a n il for the procurement of ammunition
Other supplies to build U|i_thc
In a su te p t;n t at JopUn^Mo., the vaViuup shurches and their M b -' and
i t sup*rvi-o trie N jx b e o d ^ fv ' of brought to thp South umi the en
reservo corps on hand,
th.e is last night where he is.hnpwyrd by sidiary organizations.
money raised by the (Jons' Club tire nation benefited. ’•
From th« numerous inquiries
for equipping Sanford parks, fea not done the cotton producer is a mining conypany, Jackson said he
tured the weekly luncheon of the doomed to sink to u lower standard believed the fflrl would clear him pouring into tho offices of the
. a
if she were questioned and declar .Mayor and tho local Chamber of
organization held today a t noon iu of living.”
Records of thirty yoara giv-> ed thnt Dr. Heckel's action in sus Commerce as n result of the week
tho Valdez (Jri!l.
Mr. Dighton told members of the proof he declared that every' effort pending him followed his refusal ly programs, the success of the
club that the committee ijt a recent on the part of the Southern farmer to give the names of tho other men broadcasting has been widespread,
"ey! meeting had elected himself chair- to - Increase fund, feed, and forage at the party. On the other hund, nnd the benefits tho city will re
A 1 man, Mrs. R. It. Deas, secretary output, and other money crops be Dean Heckcl said yesterday in an ceive from such publicity is ex
With the m qiening of the P rin
r[* and treasurer, and Mrs. Fred Daig sides cotton, have resulted in high nouncing the result of this investi pected to add considerably to San
gation, that the girl herself win fo rd ’s high standing among the cess Theater Monday following rvl e j er, director of publicity.
Other e r cotton prices.
the complainant and that her charg cities of Florida, officials in charge inudcling operations completed at
U6- , numbers of the committee are
No Nstional I’ollcy
es hud been found true, i
of tho programs state.
a cost of $33,000. tho Florida En
Mrs. W. C. Hill and Frank W. Tul“We have been without a nation
Landlady Mude Complaint
im- but.
terprise, 'Inc., will inaugurate uu
Mayor
Lake
has
mado
knpwn
tlie
al agricultural policy und agricul
Jackson expressed the belief that fact thnt citizens of Supfonl are improved theater service hero that
crFinns for tho purchaso of play- ture lias Im-cii without adequate
u boarding house landlady made
shortly result in bringing to
ex- ground equipment have been perat the national cap thu complaint again umUr the im- cordially invited to comaKjfcwn to will
.Sanford some of tho best scret n
*»» fcctcd Mr. Dightun said, and the representation
tho
radio
station
on
SnnfoTO
night
practically since the War Be preshitflf he hud mude unwclcoined
productions and musical comedies
I. i first order for fixtures will be ital
tween tho S ta te s ," Mr. V. unin- advances to the girl. Hhe heard und see for themselves Just how
rdlng. to J.
southern circles, according,
en-! authorized a t another meeting of makcr
tho busincs of broadcasting is per
said
in
urging
that
the
two. girls, who hud, attended the formed.
hey | the duh to be held Tuesday.
L. M arcntettc, manager of thu Mi
Southern
farmer
should
bestir
party, shouting his name about the
de-J
Flan “L adies'N ight
The* entertainment put out by lane and Princess Theaters.
inisl
Members of the club decided to himself to work out his own prob house, ho said.
Upon the delivery of tho now
Thu football star suid he remain- way- qf microphone is said to be $ 20,000 W urlitzer comliination or
j-red j hold u “Ladies' N ight" sometime lems.
interesting
not
only
to
tho
unseen
* -.
, , gan nnd unit orchestra now in opt rHo declared thnt relief through cd a t the party only 10 minutes up- interesting U“ .T0 | 'luring the next two weeks a t which national
legislation could come on finding thut.lt was undhaperen*^1’ time Lions and their lady friendp only through correlation of the cd and that liquor wua being ing nnd listening in a t thu station. ntion a t the Milanc, thu organ for
The following numbers will he merly in u»o there has been In
lieved w'11 1,0 entertained at n dunce,
South and the West,
drunk.
. 1. .
played
by the band tonigh*, with stalled in tho Princess. Mr. Murcntu.jf
Entertainm ent was provided by
Dean Hackle said the girl told
tct(o said today, nnd continuous
.
Control
of.food,
fe«L..
Joaoph-iicisenstein
conducting:
Baby M arr Rose, a'ceorhf anied ~bjr arid cottffl acreage bhd?r tho* su- him-she was out-rirfcwg
Jackfrew r 1 to l I ^ a ’cruciC^ttfflMsjmrr
1
.March,
Rons
of
Australia
the “ Louisiana Trouhadors”, two
rvislon
of joint cominitt.'c.i
or /non und uponi passing u house that
rvision
c o m m ittal
___ :...............— Lithgow cepted, will bo observed at. both
rvision ox j
.... . .. wa„ lighted he proposed that they ’
r„ L | special acts starring a t the Milunc
unis—to lie made possible by
hourres.
2.
Overture,
Queen of Autumn
faK C Theater*
uniform legislation in the various go in.
Many Improvements liave lieen
..........
Biggs
While in there Jackson attempted
Attendance prizes of two tickets (cotton states—was offered by Mr.
made
in the Princess, including the
3.
Characteristic,
C
o
c
o
a
n
u
t
to
attack
her,
the
girl
said.
She
for an airplane ride Friday were •Wunnatnokor ns a nicuns to bring
Dance ............
Merrman Instaliajion of new chairs increas
won by Henry Rodcnlierry and relief to tho agricultural Interests fled to tho motor car, followed by
ing ita seating capacity to 700.
4. Popular lilts, Feist’s Medley
.Scott Janies.
in the South, und urged as a fu rth Jackson, who attempted to make
of1025 ........... Burry-Sdncca
Negotiations ure now *inder way
At the conclusion of the luncheon e r move for the bettermont of the amends to her. Her complaint fol
with several large stock compan
“movies of the Limm in characteris farm ers, that tlie government of lowed. Two co-eds and a man stu 6. Intermezzo, After Sunset.....
....... ......... ........ A ruthur Prior ies, Mr. Marcntettc suid this morn
tic poses were taken by Peter each state within the cotton belt dent were suspended along with
March,Scmpre Fidells— ......
ing, and it fq believed thnt several
Schull, who had on hand his vest name n apecial cotton conimltteo Jackson.
•
................ ...... -....J. P. Son* of the most popular road shows
Dean Heckel auid he believed the
pocket motion picture camera.
of six men to study the problem affair
will he booked for February a.vl
aid in stamping out
and joinly prepare uniform legislu- liquor would
a t the university. lie de NKW CUARLIiSTON CHAM I’ March.
Hop*
clared Missouri w as no worse than
NEW YORK, Feb. 4*—(A*)—The
any other institution.
latest Charleston endurance cham Jacksonville Fire
route
Maine Visitors R e a c h
ere he
10,000 YEARLY FOB STUDY pion is John Goia, who has two
Damage Is $145,000
J a c k s o n v i ll e
T o d a y $NEW
the
YORK, Feb. 4.—CAO—For children. Of a field o f 10 males
erident
of prevention and cure of and eight females, three men kept
JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Feb. 4.
To Be$in State Tour study
re»t the
pneumonia Lucius N. Llttauer, In 22t t hours, until sundry shoes, __(fp)—Fire of undetermined or
Fire
Chief
M.
N.
Cleveland
to
orchestra
and
thousands
of
can
»t the
manufactures. Is giving $ 10,000 '■
igin which swept the main ware
next day officially accepted tho new ' JACKSONVILLE. Feb
year to New York University. His ned music needles were worn out. house of the Carolina Portland Go. f ig h t American LnPrance triple com —A special trainbringinglSOvisit wifo died of pneumonia two years Tlie judges decided 'Goia had tho ment Conlpany, here last night,
f th ro u gh bination pumper purchased by the ors from Maine, headed by Govbest technique.
caused a loss of, $146,000, J, C.
i
city for a price of I12J100 and test « rnor und Mrs. Ralph O. B*®wfct-r ■40Harris, manager, announced toda
avion ed out satisfactorily on the lake of that state, arrived m J^ k so n Damage to the. building w ater*
JL r*
leu in shore Tuesday morning in the vflle today. They " ^ e d an a
mated ut $120,000 and $25,00^
Hr. t°
claimed presence of various city officials. F p r e la l train for a ffbod wil*
. V.
1 *u~> •
J . O. Graves, factory represen- t-il-'rhnsgc to Honda.
lMU*h
■
stock. Harris said there waa full
Pus
pUr.
tative who delivered the big ma
They w e n f giy*n V T u r i ^ ’j r "
insurance coverage. :
•
f which chine, is still In the city completing tion bv Mayor John T. AJsori. Jr.,
The fire spread from the cement
to im a arrangements with the departm ent
the King SemMron f t Green home company warehouse to the nearby
[the gov- # ,rm.‘" na In.one of the old pieces John W. Martin ® f / lo^ * Wilr *!.
Plans for the erection of a green Company
and will be conatructcd y a r d of thy W alkir Lumber Com.
>ut a de- ot equipment as part jiaymcnt on
house on the grounds of the munic of yt*41 framework
rive
i
p
i
L
with $lasa top JJny, threatening a $40J)0(l stock
ipal nursery a t Fourteenth Street
interior the new unit.
ut lumber. Firemen and volunteers,
•nd sides.
>ry over
and
Elm
Avenue,
were
approved
In commenting on tha sendc*
Mr. W llilpau stated today .that hotrdvef. cqnfiqsd the lota to the.
by
the
Beautification
Committee
at
i:hiiit
"lesfaig
trip*
through
the
rendered by this old engine, which
™
th e committee had Also ordered Walker Company to |3J)0C
armed
ty am V K T to the
a meeting
in Florida, and the twen- city
plans precared fo rb e a q ti f yi nf t he
aPoru m • ' n.
Manager Harris said the
p re s id e d over b Y Mrs. • Henry
heon
and
dinner
•
t
.
‘*
nA tinU,lJI.ufactlV*d
the fac‘ some
H o te l w e r e f e a t u ^ o f U»e * n - Wight, chairman.
Work on the two Ninth S treet parks and Cen company would rebuild
habitat i£7*' C,hr ^ Cleveland declared that
•Uthe debris could be **
new
project
was
ordered
to pro- tra l P ark; „
• fin so fa r* a s is possible, the
*■ The in j u 16 years of active service U
1 and Tk- a*V5 r k**D necessary to raise
I W - trees and shrubbery nowrgrowing
Strong Ea
.i n ,- adjustments.
J ,exc*pt
oUlng
and
Jr»t time minor
.rations
fs
r
the
j
asreudUte
t
y
R l ; in these perks will be preserved,
~
to tral
IsF '
gustine Cbarober °f C oar
fits tion P f .th s J ^
that n»« *f °f.the departm ent-ahow
Governor
and
Mrs,
IU*
'
".re with
Went of j£‘! pr!Stif*UT no money has been
night wj
arrange-years, ^ ^ ^ d f o r repair* to this roa- M
g e to t
Cleveland said.
months
the
recently
apd
ftation.1
1
6
TWO VERSIO
iGLLEGE ‘L
PARTY REVEAL
BROWNLEE WILL
TALK ONSANFORD
OVER THE RADIO
LIONS’ PLANS FOR
EQUIPPING PARKS
IARE COMPLETED
Extensive Repairs
Finished, Princess
Reopens M o n d a y
K
Old Fire .Engine Is
First Of Kind To Be
Used In This State
Work To Start Irnme ,
Nursery Near Municipal-Waterworks
ennessee
Florida Tour Given
Entertainment
Brick W all Falls,
Killing-Seven Men
NEW BRITAIN. Conp. Feb.
4 W)—Six men are known to
have been crushed to death, 11
others, somo In a serious con
dition. are a t tho Now Britain
Goneral Hospital, and 10 wore
unaccounted for ns the result
of n collapse of a brick wall at
tho-foundry of North and Judd
M anufacturing Co., a t East
Main Street shortly before noon
today.
The dond were not identified.
It wns first thought that tho
wall Was razed by nn explosion
in the foundry. This theory
has been abandoned and It is
how .believed the building col
lapsed because of the weight
of snow on the roof.
BURNED -BODY OF
WOMAN IS FOUND
IN HOME FURNACE
Chamber Commerce
Members Conduct
Complete Program
For The D elegation
Party V isits New
Tourist Hostelry
Motorcade Through
Fields Rmphasiases
Solidity Of Sanford
A delegation composed o f
about 200 citizens o g Knox
ville und eastern Tennessee
cities arrived in Sanford t h i s
morning at 9 oclock and were
m et a t the station by the en
tertainm ent committee o f th o
Chamber o f Commerce, which
took charge of the party f o r,
a morning of sight-seeing in
tho city and surrounding territory.
Included In the party was a 00plcco high school band from Knox
ville which provided music along
the line of march followed by thu
.
Chamber of Commerce motorcade,
George Solomon* 73* Held For to the/Hptci Forrest Lake.
Presented Celery a t Depot
Further Questioning When
morning’# program began
Police -Arc Informed T hat a t Tho
tho station when tha tourists
Body Wns Wedged In Door were presented with a larg e bunch
of celery, a bonquet from the city
• SIOUX CITY, la., Feb. «4.—(/P) of Sanford", aa one citizen rem ark
-f-Uumcd almost beyond rocognl- ed, and were welcomed by -Mayor
tiun, thd liod v of Mrs. Ccorgo Solo F orrest Lako.
mon, 47 yeurs old, and the moth
.After inspecting tho hotel, thu
e r of nine children* was found party waa loaded Into machines
wedged in the furnace door of her and carried ovpr the city anu
humo here Inst night.
th 5 many points vf interest
Tbo two ohlost sons naked t>olico shown Sanford
b o a s t* / The w ater
to take itito custody their 73-year- which
old fulher. Solomon a t first main front and shipping facilities are
said to have mails $ strong appeal
tained th at his vii/c wns away vis to
visitors who were heard to
iting friends, but finally usaertod Baythe
th a t no -othor tccllon of tho
that she hud been burned in ad
stato, which they have visited thus
justing thu drafts.
Nn formal charges have been far, has shown the possibilities
placed against hitn but th« police th at exist, hero.
Following tho tour within the'
planned to subject lilm to a lengthy
Intcrreoution today,, Physicians city lim its tha long lino of cars
said today the mother died of nap- tn rssd toward tho outhklfti nnd
a short tlmo was amid Um
hixintlon from the fqrnsrc fuoux*.
The face and afiuukhrs ireru eburtrue*Oqrdistrict# sur- •
bounding the city proper.
Much enthusiasm wee shown by
*; noon yesierday, chlhlrcq,
told Un1 police, tho father had nr- the riiember* of th# party when
t4d their Inquiries regarding they came in sight of tho fmlds of
tnotr motbvr’a absence by telling celery extending on every side.
them she was at n friend’s, home, Borne v,
„ visitors
„ „ m . were
n . . . visibly
■~ —
of „the
iy the spectacle of such
When the older boys came home | Impressed by
sue
from work lie told them the sonic intensive cultivation In this region.
story.
'
One prominent • member of the
Sons Hear Death Story
party stated that tlie 8anford dis
Nearly eight hours after thu trict was without ■ doubt one of
time thu fattier fixed as that of his the greatest areas In »» ^ world for
wife’s death, nnd when Laurice and the production of wh .» vegotablwa
l,uwrenc»\ the elder sons, were pre and celery In the Iasi few
paring to Icavc homc for the eve- und have become well acquainted
nirig, Solomon called them and said with your slogan, “Tho City Sub
he had something to tell them. He stantial", and I am happy to have
said their mother had gong into the this opportunity of learqing firs t
basement about 11 o’clock to fJx hand th at the good things 1 have
tlie furnace, but thu drafts had not heard have been every bit true.
beCn proppeily adjusted iTnd a puff Indeed, you have a substantial city
of flame envelopqd her o» she op and your back country Is probably
ened thu door and burned her to the-rlchcst and the moat Intensively
death.
cultivated In -the entire United
Hurrying into the basomrnt, the States. Sanford will reach heights
boys found their mother wedged |n the future of which sho llttlera
in to.the open door nearly to the dream s today."
waist. When tho father did not
vAmong the visitors was Alf Taycatdaiiu*h«>w- t ha Jjgdy -came, t0, . ^ > * , form er irevernor of th* gUMhtg
in such a OosItRmTtho sons i wiled | „fTcnuesM;«\rwho expre^ed* him
the police. The
children said self as being delighted with
San
u
thoir parents had quarreled cant ford and Sminole county.
. -------- 0j
siderubiy lately.
Younger ones
The Party
ip chorus
of Genera
said when tbev came humo from Cary r . Sponcc, of Knoxvll'e, 1*11
:chool a t noon for lunch thoir fath here at. noon to continue Its wai
er told them “ M ather is away.”
The police said thoy were not to tb s w est coast and back to
satisfied with Solomon's explana Knoxvillo Sunday bftqrnoon.
tion and would place somo charge
against him If npcessury to hold
Mm f o r queitloniwf;’ r
Chicago Dietician
Here For Series Of
Murder Suspected Lectures In Schools
Following Probfeof
Dr, Charles M cFcrrin of Chicago,
the city conducting a scries
Michigan D c a t h s isof Jhlectors*
on dietetics Dcfora ya.
organisation* and the differ
DOWAGIAC!' MIfb-, Feb. 4^- rlous
ent grades In tho illy
,
</F|—The s p e c tra 'o f m urder arid
suicide arose today from the re
sults of an'Investigation of W11M$in Wllkinsop'a a r i n home on
Magician lake when’ officers found
th a t thp Skulls of iwti of th# flvs
*1-— of
-* tho
iU“ fam
family
members
ily who ’“**
lost
their lives hud beenn ertif
crushed.
bed;
Five persons, all members of tho
ammo fam ity;'w are burned to death
early tbday whop fjrs of undeter
mined origin destroyed the home
of William Wilkinson, dp His short
»f s M ichigan'Uko n e a r b * r a /^ ;
dcr tha anaplccs of . t i e Sanford
I’nrout-Teachers' Association.
Dr. McKurrin spoke a t the Jf
B aptist Church Tuesday
before a large gathering.
ta |k was reported to have
piste with f a cta conccr-
inson Floyd,
j r s a ^ 's s * *
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lews
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�THURSDAY,
Miller Furniture
_
Store Opens Feb. 15
Feature Klan Show
Coining To Sanford
The miw Miller Furniture Company'i »tor« i t Sanford end Oonoya Avenue*, founded by C .M U er,
former Bruniwlck. Ga., furniture
man, wilfbe officially opened to the
public on Mondny, Feb. 15, accordin* to an announcement made tn u
“Shorty” A. Harrell
Local Chamber of Commerce of
fice* today received a letter from
J. T. Price, Brewton, Ala,, request
ing aid In locating Young Allen
Harrell, whose mother Is «ald to
be dying, and asking fo r him.
The letter stated th a t H arrell s
address was formerly 503 W est
Third Street, but th a t ho had
moved to unknown quarters.
•
He is ♦ described as n cripple,
four feet tall, with blue eyes and
dark brown hair. He walks with
a limp and i i known here as
•'Shorty.”
.
Police arc niding in the search,
and anyone hn\ing any inform a
tion of hla whf reabouta. are re
quested by them to commumcau
communlcato
the Chamber
of Com
either w ttl___
m eu’c or police headquarters.
P aul F. Clark who is In chtirR*?
“ T frof the Ku Klux Klan Circus that
_
■ ■
position In Both Ranks Is to be held here the week of i Two Barren ink Off The Prices Of Commodity Jumps
arch 8, announces th a t one of the
Jersey Cravt W ith " Prob50 Per Cent In Calcutta
Sounded A gainst Repeal M
features th a t th e Klan is bringing
a |,:e | , nfS Q f I3!& ht L iv e *
When
Fields Of Bengal Fail II,? n e n*rgc two-story brick build-’
a r i i m n . 'H : i. m
is now practically completed,
hert- in addition to tho regular d r ,, ,
P n ^ rh
'i o Produce Normal Amount Ine
cos 1b the famous Animal Movie
1 Q*m ucactt U Cllef Speeded
laborfirs busying themselves only
with applying finishing touches.
Actors from the Sclig Zoo in Cn!vnnv—
a
NEW YORK, Feb. 4 UP)— I t re
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.—(TP)—
The lower floor of the structure
ASHIN
JN, Feb. 4.—(TP)— ifom la.
Ijhesc anim als arc well known to Tho entire Nbrth end central sea- mained for a short crop from the will be used for modernly designed
___ _
Ital Income tax sched
jute fields of Bengal. India, to im- display rooms,' while tho upper
ules, the Senate faced new pros movio fans aa they have appeared board was blanketed In snow today urcss
upon the commercial world
pects today in considering the tax
the importance of th a t commodity
reduction bill w ith fights pending f
S
J
S
S
? ( I’t on' theT wings of
£ a heavy
*“ to every-day
____ ...
.
A recent ielife,'
•g a in s t repeal of the inheritance edles. They arc 12 In number and
port
that
the
ju
te
crop of th at
ta k and of the provision allowing will appear in person headed by pile.
was considerably below
public action- dn income tax pay- the famous comedy lion "T a rta n .” i Two barges were sunk off New district
Storm W arning Is
A picture of this lion is used as Jersey with a probable loss of eight normal increased prices a t Calcut
. ■J ■**i * ■
•
%
ta
nearly
50
percent,
! lives and shipping scurried to shel' Issued By Bureau
. Republican and Democratic inem- the Selitr tradem ark.
The
shortage
will
affect
every
Col. W alter Beckwith, w riter ter from nil points along the. coast home to a small e x te n t. The sacks
WHAT ONE M AN
S
hers of the Finance Committee,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.—</P)—
who yesterday successfully defend- nnd big gamo hunter, is in charge before heavy seas and danger from in which sugar are shipped arc
HAS DONE!
ed th eir proposal to cut the m axi of the anim als on their "personnl high winds nnd thick weather,
made of the better grades of bur The Weather Biireau today issued
mum surtax rate from 40 to 20 appoarnnee” tour of the co u n try , The Pacific coast also was lasli- lap nnd then there are carpets, th j the following stofm warnings:
"Advisory:
Storm
warnings
A specialist in women’s diseases
per cent with corresponding -cuts nnd will dem onstrate w hat can b e ' cd by one of the worst storm s In foundation qf which ary formed
g
In tho other rates of the g rad u a t done with beasts of the jungle , recent years which drove all ship- from good grades of burlap, and changed to northwest Delaware and a recognised authority,'D r. R.
| ping to shelter.
Breakwater to Block Island, It. I., V.'. Mcrcc’s wonderful success In
ed su
opposl- when treated with kindness.
B urtax
r u u kscale,
u c , will
w in 1face
1
The various committees i n ! So suverc wos the combination linoleum in which burlap is used 9:30 o’clock nnd northeast warn relieving suffering women, shown
tion within both ranks,
as n bn <•.
Approval of the 20 per cent mnxBurlap has become a standard ings continued north of Block Is what cne man can do. Over fifty
(mum surtax rate, which would npwrapper for many prpoducts th at land to Boston. Storm of merked years ago he found th at N ature's
> ply on the am ount of nil income
do not need the protection of intensity central south of Rhode neaiing remedies were utod by the
>. In .excess of f 100,000, virtually aswooden boxes, m eats from Aus Island "moving northeastward with Indian womGn to relieve ills and
W e are glad to anna
1V\‘. sa te d enactm ent of this provision
tralia and wheat from the Argen increasing intensity. Gales go back pains peculiar to women, and. tq
info law, aince it also wns adopted
tine arc exported in th a t m aterial. to northwest today, diminishing to enable them to easily pass through
Have
been selected]
the ordeal of motherhood. The re
by the House.
The American potato farm er also night." .
sult
of
his
studies
combined
with
yses gunnysacks.
j 23 Millions Added In Senate
Corporation of Am
his experience wns the famous—
The short crop of jute in India
,r
.The su rta x schedule adopted by N ew Haberdasher
a n d service Radiol*
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
resulted in Increasing tho price a t Rub Chest Colds
’ th e Senate, however, adds $23,000,area around the west Calcutta from $215 n ton for the
Send
10c
fur
trial
packpge
to
Dr.
Coming To Outlet storm
000.to.the am ount of reduction pro
Away; Stop Pains Pierce's Invalids Hotel/ Buffalo,
speakers and RCAA
to Great Lakes. One death has been first grade on September I, tcy$310
vided by the House schedule
rcportcfl
in
New
York
sta
te
boN.
Y.
by
December
1,
A
month
later
it
th rough g re a te r cuts in tho rates ••• Dave Sm ith, of Pittsburgh, Pa., cuuso of the storm.
Radiolas
,
Tain and congestion is gone.
wns down to $285 a ton.
applying on incomes between $24,- a form er employee of the May
$15
to
$575
In
Florida
relief
work
wns
car
The jute industry of India is Quickly?— Y'es. Almost instant rc. 000 and $ 100,000.
Company, Cleveland, Ohio, nml
.V . /Attempts to add higher ratesH o Frank P. Sedcn, Pittsburgh, Pn., ried on for tho victims of y ester somwhat sim ilar to cotton produc ll„e from r V s t colds, sore throat, Don’t Get Up N igh ts
Convenient Time Pcyn»h
” backache, lumbago
th e schedule to apply on incom ^ has arrived in Sanford to take day's tw ister, which killed one boy, tion in the southern port of the I
a score of persons nnd did United States. It is grown lnrgcly j j j y y
follows^ a g c n t ie
,. over $ 100,000 were defeated a fte r charge of the men's departm ent of injured
John Lumpkinn, Dayton, Ohio,
.b itte r fights. S enator Howell, Re The Outlet, according to -an a n property damage of nearly $ 1 ,000.- by small native form ers in the >
says: “Come to 7 Carrie St., and
000.
A
trunsicntic
chip
wnH-rcportpublic of N ebraska, proposed to nouncement m ade-this morning by
cd in distress. A German Btcamer
Rub this soothin',’:, 1 will show you 25 pieces of gravel
^ m aintain tho m inimum ra te of 40 A. Raffeld.
reported a t Hnlifax th at she wns
•
penetrating oil right f i a t passed after taking Lithiatcd
per 'cant to
_ oil' incomes be
Mr. Sm ith is said to hnvc the
■ ,,n your chest and Duchu (Keller Formula). Had to
tw een f 10,00(f and $60,000.** This most modem knowledge of snappy on tho way to the freighter's as
sistance.
K
y
J like magic iclicf get up 15 times at night for two
'proposal w as defeated 70 to 16.
and fashionable features of men!n
comes. St. Jacobs years. Alright Now.” Lithiated
Dem ocratic m em bers of the F in appnrcl, nnd Mr. Ruffold believes
v
OH i® n harmless Buchu cleanses the bladder like
ance Com m ittee a s well as Senator th a t under his m anagement this de
liniment
which quick Epsom Soils do the bowels, thereby
Glass, D em ocrat of V irginia, voted partm ent to his store will bo better
ly
b re a k s c h c • t relieving irritation, driving out for
the 20 p er cent ra te agaftist e f able to serve discrim inating local
Salesmen:
Mr # colds, soothes the eign matter* nnd neutralizing ex
II.
L.
GIBSON
fo rts of Senators W alsh and young men.
H7
J A 'nflamntion of sore cessive acids. These arc tho caus
W heeler, Dem ocrats of M ontana.
E.
M.
WALK
El:
Mr. Smith Is an ex-officer of the
VT
/jjJ.throut and breaks m> es of unnatural action of the blad
The vote a g ain st th e 26 per cent Army A ir Service w ith 21 months
der
at
night.
Lithiated
Buchu
Wm
V I the congestion that
r a ta and in favor of th e committco service In France to his credit.
thnt the lnnd hus been transferred
causes pain.
I t (Keller Formula) is not a cheap
schedule included 10 Dem ocrats and
by McDicrmnn nnd If It 1ms, who never disappoints 'and does not medicine. The tablet;i coBt 2 cents
36 Rcpubllcanr. while 11 Democrats
is tile present owner under him. burn the skin:*
uicK Fold at leading drug stores
a n d '1 3 Republicans and one F a r Elder Springs Garden
Also please to give mo nil tho in
Get n 35 cent bottle of St. Jac or Keller laboratory, Mechanics- ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOUTO
m er-Labor supported It.
formation in your office in regard obs Oil ut any drug store. It ha> burg, Ohio.
Goes On Sale Monday
OF BUSINESS IS DOW
to sale of said land for taxes nnd been recommended for 65 year*.
Roumillat & Anderson
who is the present owner of tho
"Eldgcr Springs Garden,” n new the location of Lincoln collections tux title.
development surrounding the beau- with n view to recovering the let#’
"Very respectfully,
tlful sprihg thnt furnishes drinking ter taken frdm tho post office nr^“
"Y’our obedient servant,
w ater to m any in this nnd other chives nt W ashington,
"A. Lincoln.”
'-WALL 8TR EET OPENING
communities, will bo sold a t nucIn 1836, Lincoln wrote the post
N E W YORK, Feb. 4. (/P)—Heavy Hon on Monday, Feb. 8, according m aster general nnd returned 25
buying of tho oil shares featured to an announcem ent made today by | cents which he *n!d wns the bnl- Teachers ‘Exam s’
the initial upward movement of the Conrod-W nlkcr Ronlty C om -! ance due to the government. Mr.
N qw In Progress
stock prices today. M erger nego pony, Orlando agents for tho owner, j New’n letter to the h isto ric a l librntiations, favored dividend develop II. L). Gibson.
ry here told of elderly attaches of
m ents and advancing prices for
Tho 50 odd lots th a t will bo auc- his office -who remembered the cxcrmje-~aiul_refine<i products * pro tioned off aro u p a rt of an old istcnco kof the letter in the files
moted a broad demapd fo r these is country estate noted for its nttrac- ninny years ago, but th a t it had
sues, which embracod Pacific Oil, tlve setting nnd high location. W at- dirpppeured within tho last twenty
C anada Petroleum . S ugar and the or. Itghta nnd all public utilities arc yenrtr.
.Standard Oils of-N ew Jersey and being Installed, Mr. W ulker said
The librnry bore contains only
C alifornia. N ash Motors soared 16 today, nnd no pnins spared In the two letters >vritten by Lincoln
points a t the opening to a record developer'* attem pt to make the while he wns a resident of New
nigh price of 001.
The rise continued a t a terrific
pace in some high priced shares,
U nited F ru it Jam ping 20 points to
280. U rgent buying o f, other in
vestm ent shares' continued w ith
gains o f throb points or m ore be
com ing q u ite num erous.
R aising of the rate s fo r call
{
your
Radiolas.
J
RCA Lou
andKCA A
M issing Letter Written By Lincoln
Sought For In Illinois Collections
, Feb. 4.—(/P)—Pota40 cars; total U. H
ill trading good, m ar
k et strong; M uconsin sacked round
shade
w hites, $8.85Vb$4.00 ; fancy
"
. . . . . ______
Minnesotai ,. snekod round
ing to lead * th e w ay, -inquiries higher)
itcs, „
$8.76@$3.(
J 0; Idaho sucked
—
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Load on cd fo r low priced industrials whlC-.
and specialties particularly tho lo russets, $S.00(8>4.10.
cal tractio n , copper and oil aharov.
CHICAGO, Feb. 4.—(/Pi— Hogs, ever been recoruoct in m u t om cc
Speculative in te re st in the food is
sue w as heightened by the im m in 33,000; medium nnd heavy wuignt nnd if so whether the record shows
ence, o f fu rth e r consolidations in butchers steady to s tm g a t
uverugc;
lighter
th is fie ld 'w ith C alifornia Packing W ednesday’s
■m .u - u n n r T
and Postum C ereal both rising weight 10 to 20 rents higher; big
about 2 points I anticipation of un puckers doing little; bulk 250 to
225 pound averugvs 12.DU@18.26;
early m erger. •
titandnrd M illing, Am erican S u m ujority b e tte r JbO pounds a verg a r, U nited F ru it and o th er food ages . l3UW@13.6Ui- top * oif^ aB;
shares also woro-in-iltttt*nd7*rilUy- W eights 10.Gu; puriUng sows largc^
“W g one to three and half points. ly 112.0@11.4U; desirable killing
Hudson with a 8 point gain, led o pigs 13.2d@ 13.76; heavy w eight
forw ard movement in the motor* nogs 12.86(/P) 12.00; medium 12.50
b a te d on reports of surprisingly @13.30; light 12.3i>@13.00; light
good Jan u ary business.
lights 12.25@13.00; packing sows
General M otors nnd Mack Trucks 11.00@11.00')' slaughter pigs 18.25
followed close behind while Nash @13.75.
M otors broke away with n »en.«uC attle receipts. 10,000; fed steer*
tlonul Jump of 65 points to u now trudo -very slow excepting u few
peak a t 640 on a few sales. Cop loads specialties in both heavy and
pers followed tho leudeiship of light class, weak to 25c lower;
U tah.
Foreign exchange) were shippers bought choice long yearl
steady w ith demand sterling open ings ut 11.65; beat heavies 11.25;
ing slightly higher a t $4.85 7-10,
most fed steers 10.25 downward;
... - - modcrutu supply of heavies offer
Z
Noon Stock IJst .
ed: she stock 15 to 25 cents low
- .NEW YORK. Feb. 4.—(A*)—
er; other classes steady; most veal"Allied Chcm. & Dye .............. t 2 l r'» era to packurs 11.50@ 12.80; out
A m erican Can .......................... 21 'i eiders 1J.60@14.00.
A m erican S ugar ...................... 77**
Sheep 12,000; active; fat lambs
•Am erican T A T .....................145»i strung to 26c higher; bulk to ship
For Com/orf's S a k e
pers und traders l i.76@15.00; one
The
Better Ruick offer, every
Bethlehem Steel
deck 16.25; eurly sales to pack
ord in ary m otoring com fort,
Coca Cola ..................
ers mostly .14,7d; feeding lambs
and many that are esclurivriy
D upont do Nem ours
fully steady; several loads 14.60
Bulcki Earier « s rtln* - * n*u'*
(/P) 14.76; f a t sheep stcudy; choice
high-speed (tarring motor due*
G eneral Electric
owes upward to 0.40.
it. Smooth r u n n in g from the
L, ,4k hi,
'
go —Automatic Heat Control
N ew York C entral ...
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.—GP)—
1* an cxcluiivc Quick feslur*.
Norfolk and W eeterp
Bond prices forged steadily ahead
Earier ttceriog—Bulck'».5-con.
fi. A L. —-**-•-•••—
——*••
in today’s early dealings, with new
trol-turface .leering gear I* the
Southern. Pacific .....
high records fo r tho year cetubm ott expentU'e and molt eoi*
[Southern Railway ....
listitd by. several rails, traction and
den t type today,
Btutk'haker ....---------industrigl issues. Buying of the
S ta n d a rd Oil o f N. J.
rails centered in tho e a ste rn -c a r
F o r S a fe ty '* Sake
rier lions, including Chesapeake
B uick t u r r o u s d i y o u w ith
and Ohio fis, E rie General lunds,
every ordinary nroteetion, ana
Btccl
13314 W ilkes Burrc and eastern f ir s t
then mddi Bulcl
5s and Pennsylvania.
BulcH depesda
CAGO, Feb. 4 ^ ~ tfl* )-W h U t
General
41M|» prospects for b e t
takes you snd brio
here underw ent an early do- te r operating conditions for the
on rime, all th* d
mad by a set- local tra n s it companies enabled
m echanlcsf A-w-h
Liverpool und th ese bonds to coptlnus their upwith no itqulddn i
star w eather In wurd m ovem ent under leadership
psnd. co n tract o r
a s , n bearish
A
S T £
r milk'i.i were
on only ■, hand
SONG WHITER DIVORCED
►CHICAGO, Feb. 4.—(/P)—Thom
as Malle, author of songs "Je a l
ous"'and "Because They All Lovo
Y'ou", has been dlvprccd on the
ground of cruelly.
HELEN BUYS NEW GOWNS
PARIS, Feb. 4.—</P)—Helen
Neills has some how gowns but she
and Joan Patou insisted th ey were
jmid fo r.' "I never gave anything
away in my life,’ soya M. Patou.
m
$ •
[I
_w3 1
l i r a d l l u h t i . w ith n e r r i n g w h e e l
k o n r to l w h ic h m a k e n ig h t
d r i v in g * p lc a i u r c .
F or JEconoxnyi* S a k e
No other cst bar the "Scaled
Chsulr* snd the "TripleSealed
E n g in e ." The •*S«.lcd C h ild ."
lower, operating cotte by en
during every o perating parr
Inride a d irt-p ro o f, oil-tight
homing, while "Triple Seali"
close everv engine p o in t of*
entry to dirt sod the wear dirt
cautet'
For
I hose who are most enthusiastic about the beauty and
the matchless potentialities of Druid Park, are the per
sons who have accepted our invitation to visit the prop
erty. l o see its rare natural beauty—its proximity to
the recreational, social and commercial activities of the
city the easy accessibility to im portant centers of the
state, and the. most-impj^ssive of all is txTsee.the great
activity and development that is taking place in the en
tire territory surrounding* nmi,i p n».L»
anson
5 a kg
i i e i i a u i o m p b l l t v a lu e In
ORGANIZATION
J. Fitzpatrick
o u w an t fin tt tr a n tp o r r
BL H . Picbard
i.i
division included W arner Sugar 7*
and Refunding 7s, Kelly Hpring*
field Tires 8s, Consohrilon 6s and
Virginia-Carolhut. CliemUul ccrtllicaici. Price changes am our for-
Roward Overlia
Mildred G. Po»l
^ h it t e n d e n r e a l t y
�5 officer and flung him to the
V . \ho ™ad- The oneomin- EDISON'S COMING TO FLORIDA
• struck Murray, Injuring his
WEST ORAWdE, N. j!, Yob. 3.
—OPi—Mi. and Mrs. Thomas -As
MJ’A-rTho Tampa Fire D;- Edison left last night for their an
\ent was called out to cxtin- nual winter vacation lot their
^ l i o t ’proven t,b l»e a TB-cent- hon\e in Kott Myers, F la,
WockJc.. fo..n for concrete
f t --i .As t c h a n c e
■ -------Editress: I cannot bse your poo.v
! ‘^PENSACOLA—Suit for V.0,000 but
_ _*_v•you might
- -----leave
----- ' your address
war. entered in Court of Kccord
here by A. L., T). J. and J. L. Rein1f.chmiut, Iqcal b u s i n e s s meji,
agdlttst t* G. Crosby, soft drink
g r o o m -e l e c t is k i l l e d
denier. The suit is said to have
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.*
'i grown out of reversal by the state
pr-EMERHAVEN, Feb. 4.—(/P>
Supreme Court of an injunction,
obtained in the lower coart by
Crosby, restraining the Reinschmidts from using a track built
to their plant.
WEWAII1TCHKA—Gulf coun
mate of the Roosevelt,
ty ’s voter:, will go to the polls on boatsw&ln
who
perished
helping to "sum the
February 9 to determine whether crew of the Antinoe.
»7
or not the permanent county scat
shall be located here, or at Port
GRATEFULLY RECEIVED
St. Joe. AH realty transactions
■■■■ am It4 uid the black figure on are held up pending the election. Gladys. My —dressmaker
wroto
wall. *
to dad that she would make no
WHAT'S THE USE
more dresses tor nic until her nt*a shaky voice. “I do hope ho
He (soulfuUy): 1 dreamed
count war. ret tied*
hasn’t a plank, so vrelCall have to you last night, Dorothy.
Helen: And wliat did he say?
walk it.”
She (with interest): What dre
Gladys.' lie just sent her n note
“No, sir, I ’ve no plank,” anid wna I wearing ?—Answers.
•if thnnkr.-^-Tit-Uits.
Mister Snoopay hollowly. “ W hat
would 1 do with a plank In Hidy
Go Land? No, air. I camo for
nennies, and pennies I ant going to
have.”
"Pennies!” cried Plucky Mister
Havnlook. “Then you'll have to
"Ct them over my dead body.” .
“That's the way to talk,” wjjfs*
pered Nick. "Show him th a t yoq’re
rot scared.’
Under construction new Spanish stucco house,
“It certainly is! whispered Nan
cy. "I'm not a bit frightened my
seven rooms; garage and servants quarters, Com^f
self.”
Magnolia and Spurting. Easy terms. Will he ready
“I am.” said Miss Tootsie Bobb,
“and I'm going
to
fa
in
t
If
I
want
for occupancy about February 1st.
* •* * * • * * * »LJ
*
Wo ml vised the public to secure homcsilcs in Sanford Grove :u me opening,
'
•' ~ <
.
i*.
iy.” that roll down cracks and fall
old down street gratings and disappear
kk through registers In the floor and
|«w fall out of the holes In pockets-^
' vou can't tell me th at all thcao
iocs pennies don't come to H id y . Go
id a Land. I know they DO! And I’m
tad foing to have the millions and miltad lions and millions of thfem th at you
diijhavc put away in Borne 'secret
nd;place. Mister Havalook.”
j
ku, “Oh! Oh! Oh!” shreiked all the
"
cure .sites iut present prices for with such unrivaled act ivity these low prices
cannot continue.
Inspect Snnford Grove today, see for
yourseir the unusual development
that is taking place, an<j most of all
secure your site ut present prices.
You will profit greatly by heading
New Spanish type house; six rooms; in Bel-Air
on Mellonville Avenue; easy terms.
icy. can't ion mo m m an m u in.-uiiic.-i
’
section is on the threshold of unprecedented nativity we uu.iao yea to se
Houses
I
1
:•
then again ju st before priceA were advanced, and now when the whole
this advice
New Spanish stucco bungalow in San I.anta;
*asy terms.
Lots .1, A and 5 Block 1G Tier 1; corner of San
ford Avenue and lfith St. $100.00 per front foot
for quick sale. Easy terms.
SANFORD GROVE, Inc
Lot 20, Block 8, San Lanta; price $2,G00.00,
BART NASON, Sales Director
Phone 219
First National Bank Bldg,
REALTORS
First Street and Palmetto Avenue
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“Aha!” m uttered the Tin Soldier.
| ‘‘! wondered why there wns going
i a to be a revolution. Now I know.
;fd | Something is going to happen.”
(To Be Continued.)
in! (Copyright, 1920, NBA Ser., Inc.)
ICIATED PRESS
i-Gov- county, revealed tho fact that the
orfed tree still stands; th a t the town of
rk mil- “Mulberry" was named fo r it, and
tl man also that yeurs ugo, before the
ion for gullows, electric chair or cyanide
States. | gas were In use Justice used the
tribute mulberry tree for her own exOcuaddress lions.
hich lie
--------», the TAMPA—The seat of John S.
to gel Taylor, president of tho Senate,
i politi- will be sought by J. T. W atson, lo
ud attorney, who has announced
as u candidate for senator from the
** over district comprising Hillsborough
“Snow- und Pinellas counties. Senator
I court Tnylor, who has announced hi*
l deputy candidaey fo r the gubernatorial
tounicl nomination, will not run again for
Mninent-1 the senatorship.
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Dwted OCALA—J. O. M urray, show*ailing man, nrrosted- for having no tail
t to have I light hv Denutv Hnnnott- nmvod
Two adjoining lots; Eastern exposure
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nf; on Dixie Highway, Sanford-Orlando g r e a t
midway between Sanford and Orlantjo, At
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1926 FORD TOURING
Barbecue—$100 V p o W
B u s in e s s
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Midway Par If fs surrounded- by
many high type subdivisions, San
ford Manor, a $1,000,000. develop
ment is its clo $ e neighbor EJderSprings, ju st 4 blocks away will
soon see a gigantic h igh ly restricted
subdivision. 'I t is reported that C .
A. Roberts o f Orlando Ji#8 bought
is proper ty*and will place it on the
arket soon
PDEVELOPERS k. ■(
art uni ties of Florida's greatest c
morning at 7 o'clock.
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THURSDAY; FEBRUARY 4,
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SABBATH OBSERVANCE
Ford and Ui* Rockefeller*
The Heaviest Baby Lamb.
"I!nahn in th e Schools. .
Hoorer’a Opportunity.
By ARTHUR. BRISBAN E
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*SCC|AL a O T I C K t
A ll o b i t u a r y
H leee, e a r d s o r t h a n k s , r w io lu >na a n d n o tic e s o t e n t r r t a i n m a n t s
h e re r b s r g e s a r e m a d e w ill b e
a r t * ) fo r a t re g u la r a d v e rtis in g
ie A s s o c ia te d P r e s s Is
' e n t i t l e d t o th e .u s * I
I r a t l o « o f a lt n e w * dl*
Ited t o It o r n o t o il
lie d In t h i s M l» s r a n d a
I n e w s p u b lis h e d h e rs li
ts o f Y s p u b lle a tfo n o f
larger cities. Sanford haa done some of th is b u t Sanford
should do more.
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Miami spent hcmlrcdsOf thousands of dollars advertising
.Its beauties, sport;; and cllmitto before many of. those do],
lars were returned to 1t by tourist-Irade. It Is only recently
th at the vast publicity and advertising compaigns of cfnrlier
Jyears have made themselves felt by profits from tourists'
1pockets.
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St.' Petersburg too pnd othfcr Florida cities have become
nationally famous and are the winter h^yeri Qf thousand*
SECRETARY ’1 HOOVER pro
poses a system of inland waterway’s,
totalling ten thousand miles in
length. If he puts. , th at plan
through, nnd. make* the eanalR
real, with real w ater; he will Kavo
rendered a service to
equnl to 'Roosevelt’s
MIAMI TRtBUNE
A Tennessee crusader, Noah
W ebster Cooper of. Nashville, says
“The American people will gallop
to hell if they do not stop Snbbathbrcaklnjr." He has been touring the
country In this cause, and now
goes to Washington to sesk feder
al legislation for stricter Sabbath
observance. Mr. Cooper Is uncom
promising, for he says:
“Churrhngp who condonr sab
bath-breaking are ns wicked In
Cod's right ns bootleggers, rob
bers, bank-breakers,^ adulterers,
drunlcnrds nnd liars whom they
condemn.
Anybody who buys a
TH E HJERALD'S PLATFORM
1^ D e e p e r w ater route. A a . JackL —Conslructlon of Bt. 'John’s-InS w ingling P°0,»
n w li,
5.— Augmenting of building pro.'ifaB ir-h o u se* , hotels, a p a r t p e n t house*:
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r l^fograp, 7^—Construction
ef
boulevard
>around Lake Monroe.
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Completion of city beautifica
tion program .
• —Expansion of achool system
wilh provision fo r Increased far
eilltle*.
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BIBLE VERSE FOB. TODAY
GENTLE LEADING—“ L et my
y Lord, I pray .thee,,pits* over before
' -/.111* *ervant, and I will lend on
noftly." .Gen. 33:14.
PUAYElI—Do Thou, Lord, even
learned of th e ideal living conditions’ of those places they
flocked thcro in droves.’'
ARE Informed th a t Britain
If Sanford people nrc to derive thb full benefit of subdi ot YOU
the league of nation* navy con
vision promotion, new toiirist hotels and all th a t go to niako ference moan* to rdgaln her Job
a big city, thby will advertise, in other Florida c itie s. the a* miatres* of tho world’* oceans
splendors of this city. Sanford's big subdivisions would find and *cas. The 6-5-3 b attlesh ip r a
page ads in Tampa and Miami papers reacting1astonishingly tio, arranged a t W ashington, when
to th eir advantage. The. owners of Sanford's new:,touris^ th is 's illy nut ion’s sillier “statesconsented to sc rip our hew
hotel would without doubt be surprised to find what valuable rtiehH
ih d half finished battleship*, Wo*
results could be obtained by advertisem ents in Jacksonville a makeshift, to hold -it* back,
and St. Petersburg papers.
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while Britain rejrainedlher fin an
,
It is alm ost certain th a t Tn most of these cities there are cial breath.
Britain ha* real statesm en,
many persons more or less dissatisfied with conditions as
them time, and they will get
they find them there. They have' come to Florida looking give
fo r Britannia what- aha want*.
fq r one thing and they have found another. Perhaps Miami’s However, *he in welcome, to tho big
traffic.congestion has made; them a bit disgruntled oyap con floating Beet, to protect hor comditions there. Porhaps the dog races and new hhrse ritce
track npar St, Petersburg has attracted a crowd which is dis
tasteful to certain other people who havo made it a custom to
w inter in St. Petersburg.
. These tourists if they knew of tho quiet life of Sanford, of
tho freedom of traffjc congestion, of the alm ost total lack
of holdups, robberies, nnd crooks of one kind or another, of
th e healthful living conditions, of tho excellent fresh vegctables, milk and e g p found here, and nil this with fine sport- gSfdlnJ?. P«n
trnSriormcd Into
ing facilities, fishing, hunting, golf, yachting and all the i effectiwt fighting airships, in
h eart desires, if these tourists could bo acquainted of these threw, hour*,
facta, there can be little doubt but th a t Sanford would soon j , AnH*/^tumtiely. the Rockefelbo overflowing with northern visitors.
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Now ik tho time to ndvi ( tise in Htate papers. • '
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Under the terso caption "Illiterates is carried tho ncwH
annoufwwnentfrom W ashington'that the bureau of education
ot the Interior Departm ent will '.‘undertake n census of illit\Yeo, even when you Jose the fight.
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' The w rong th e victory may win, eratea this year.' __
D o t still th f rig h t are rig h t within.
A n d bo, good friends,
V f ie ; rig h t, w hatever
link and
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'T h o u g h often beaten,.ndver lose.
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•iThs) laurel U tho outw ard show,
The thltlg ^ b at other men bestow;
>worth, however men ntsy
shout,
‘Come* from within, nnd hot
without,
i f you ycurnolf nrc satisfied
, >You fairly fonght, and bravely
'Although your f la k mdy riae or
-"You t u t the victor, a fte r all; .; ..
J f yop w ere rig h t, you have not
lost,
4 to in a tte r w hat the rig h t has cost.
T to 'w ro n g m ay aoraetimes w in tho
•• B u t What of th a t? You still are
Vright.
m b ' • j /•
— Dooglasa Malloch
o ------ !i r 1 L ife in Florida: One aub-dlvtslon
• r ig h t lifter another.
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l L ife Is Just a give and take proposition w ith m oat avary one takI f dome people owned the world
w ith a fence around It, they
they would
still fuss about hard times,
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Tho road to success would be
idaay enough to travel If there were
not M m m y detours.
■■o —, Th«fe a re two aides to every
question. but the way some people
arg u e about thftigs, you wouldn't
IN THE NAME OF JUSTICE
DAYTONA REACH NEWS
Don’t pass up th<« won
opment offers you.
The prices now un> v
rapidly.
lord to put up nn insanity defense,
nn«V pay alienist* to come and tes
tify for her.
It i* not often thnt such n
splendid illustration of (he glnrins
weakness of our criminal courl I
procedure comes to hnnd.
Think of It! If she should un
expectedly tu m out to ho rirh, in
stead-of-poor,
could have th<nefit of .e^cpeYu testimony and
ght nrrano rmnlshmont: other-j
se—thnY 't*‘, if nhe stayed poor—
*he would have to fnce the ordido for Uilcle Sam on a ten ttm*« nar>' processes of law and niirht
greater scale, w hat JackmieH Compr perchance spend the rest of her
did for the old. French king. Mhy life in the penitentiary.
As our courts nro now conduct,
od, the whole husincsn of mental
ful sovcreitm.
responsibility is in a * frightful
me*s. A poor person does not grt
the same treatm ent in our courts
that a rich person gets!
The whole theory of crim inal,
procedure seems to he at fault.
Tha^tc^ukfd.jvoian hires .alienist*
to -testify th n t Ke 'Is insane, and
the. state hire* other nllcnist* to
testify th a t he isn’t; and the de
cision in the case is then left t o !
Tho new bom' cub of tt BOO
statlrftlcs and forgotten in tho dim, dusty’ archives of offi
cial W ashington?
£ * • - . . -A
Mlori at'Il
And ii[thcy are used, tdW this "(/Kmpaign to rciluce ignol anco'’ end-with a feeble attem pt to teach the illiterate * tneir
"A, B a n d C ’s” ?
Even th e most casual persual of the news reports of cur pound beer weighs only [W feW
rent journals will vividly impress . the reader with the
..Hneed
B .miners end th<> mother I* usually
thmctlc
for education, not only in arithm
etic and letters, but in tho
Uto round n*bw>n, hi Into winter, when
t
her bnb.v Ir lnm.
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fundam entals of rig h t and wpong.>#
This business of crookc ness, of cheating anti defraud- , Why "hotiid nnttjrj Inflict on
n iS
To an lo
Innim
mothers,
ing, of violating the laws of no dq an nn da m
a nn jb
s in gr obiminos*-'
u s in .s,. delicate bp
twman
-lvr pounds
andInfanta
more.
which emanated
,
, ,directly fi rn. the unllghted den of tjmor- An | tnunn doctor believes that the
ancc. While it ib tru e th a t some are born with Htrouks of ri»ht dint for tho mother would
plnin out and out cussedheBS, th ero .are thousands "outside ( m ske *ho n.-w bnby much lig h u r
th e palo" because they were never educated, were never nni*. ewongrr. and childbirth much
tau g h t tq differentiate between right and wroag.
. , earT^ MUrX
bhby ti not
Reduce the num ber of illiterates and you redttco tho num- i,occE*arily tho best:
her of jail birds. Crowd the schools with children nnu you
------empty the prisons of men.
th e faculty of Ohio’s *uto
• '-T he Interior D epartm ent’s plans to'm ake thw illiterate a university l* not guilty
specie of th e past represents the m ost enlightened action of l ^ f f l ^ undsr ^ s r g r a d i S ti
which j t is capable, and tho thinking people of this nation m lndi. investigation proves It,"
will bo ready to co-oi>erate to tho fullest sense of the word, very comforting to those th a t sco
form er Just n little rash In his j
statem ents?
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Most good people, with all th e ir !
reverence f o r the Snbbath, nato
Sabbath-breaking ns n degree or *
two less sinful than some of ibe *
offense* mentioned. Mpst people, ■
too, would be a little puzzled to say !
exactly w hat constitutes Sabbath, a
breaking.
Christendom is divided on th a t "
point.
The churchos have never ■
ngreed about It. The Bible Itself §
gives two Ideals—th a t of Moses, ■
who taught the stem command- *
ment, “ Remember th'e Sabbath day S
to keep it holy," and provided rigid j ■
observances therefor) and th a t of 5
Jesus, who tau g h t the more toler
ant doctrine,
“The Snbbath wan
made for man, and not man fo r the
Sabbath," and laid down no pro
gram.
Maybe there' are too m any Sun
day trains, too many Sunday au to
mobile pnrtien, too many Sunday
paper*. Yet somehow it'* bard to
resist a feeling th at, within reanonable lim its, these thing* too
were “ made for man."
But M r;
Cooper is from Tennessee, it will
bo noted.
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Telephone 234 orsomv
nd below for a drive tn
will gladly show you t
sito beyond compariso:
An investm ent that wi
few months. There i
homesites thnt are now
K I R K ’S *
AUTO TOP SHOP
Owners'Ar.d Herd
ROBERT J. HOM Y, JK.8AI
Room 41 F ir-i Null fin
w. H. LONG
t'O S s e f o r d a *«. S s n f o r tl. F la
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PAUL G. RIGGERS
UfMity
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HILTON’S .......
RAHnen s n o r
11-1 Magnolia Are.
H First Fla** Rarlicrn
Special Attention ‘
(Hrcn To (Adlea and Children
Homes, Lots, Farms,J
Earle T. Field
» I L C rtA T B — mVB*TM B>T>
l.otit>r P n la t to a - U r u m ls r ni<i*
H anford
F lo rid *
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SYSTEM S
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IN V B S T in S T IO N *
IN COM 1C TAX
Robertson, Wiliams and Monahan
PUBLIC -CCOUNTANTS
Today’s Best Bi
One 10 aero Irnct of celery-lul
cleared and tiled uImiiI <>niiltxe
ford. There is a px»<rtv<o
this tract nnd can bo boughtfW
der the market. All «s|iiipmeni
2 mules, celery wire and iwper.
rows and spray nuu liine goes will
Priced for quick sub* ^riOOO.OOpf
terms.
fait* ia-is N aitili T m yl* llulldla*
MY FAVORITE STORIES
B , IRVIN 8 . COBB
and of h it own accord to g et into
the flghtjng noafly two year* be
fore hTs own country went to war.
Sergeant Fulton wn« probably the
best rifle idiot of hla age In the
Dominion forces. This g ift of hla
which la a valuable g ift in trench
fighting, was mad# apparent to hla
A new aubdivialon a day keens superior officers Immediately a f
r ho crossed the Canadian line
ill tim es away.—Sanford Herald. te
In • 1015 to enlist, whereupon he
> lot* of tn i
very' promptly was promoted from
Santitysl.
tlie ronkn to a non com, and when
hU command got Into fiction In
'Standard Oil Pompany vote* Prance he was detailed for sniper
an e x tra cash dividend of
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fiv e csnls on each share of duty.
At th a t congenial employment
spital atocic, knd on another the youngster distinguished himwe reed where the directors self. Into the rifle pita young
s name company ugfee to In- Fulton took something besides his
S th e price of gasolino ono ability to hit whatevter he ahot a t
Well, anyw ay It’a easy to and hla m arvelous eyesight — ho
ow th e y can declare o n 'e x tra took a .mo:fi enormous dlstasto for
nd etiytlm e they ao desire.
the institution of royalty) and this
too, In splto of the fa c t th a t when
rr eleven thousand bllla havo
presented to Congress Since
ivened early tn December and
lat num ber only three havo
d through all th e stage# neey to befibme a law. A t th a t
T H E R E .,H Lno d a u o o c - iu p i
where there
i for those willing and abla
rk.
Anyhow communism
not w o rt io r last anywhere,
...... .. .... _ jlnga retain self
ishness *as their m ental main
spring.
C o leOm professors, underpaid in
c a sh ,'g ra titu d e and honor would 1
have the-best excuse fo r favoring
communism. I t would be sensible
to let them tell classes about th e
mljtle uiiu tn e re,
chance. One of Fulton’a mates
was u Vancouver lad, the other a
London Tommy—a typical Enatendef, but a very sm art u)ipcr.
‘T a p ,’’' whispered Fulton, from
wrhwe bo lay stretched on his belly
i n tth* herbage a t the edge of the
crater, !*you've got hero Just In
time. Ever alnce It began to get
light u Fritaio haa been digging
over there in their front • trench.
I’ve had hintvspotted for half an
hour. He haa to aquat down to
dig; and th at's telling on hla back'.
Before long I figure he's*going to
straighten up to get the crick out
of himaelf. Whan he doee he’ll
show hla head above the parapet
and th a t’* when I ’m .going to p ari
hla hair In th e 1 middle with a
bullet; Tako a iqulnt, through the
periscope and you'll be able to lo
cate Him, deau easy. • Then atay
there and you’ll aee the aupriae
party come off."
'S o the captain took a squint, aa
informally roquestod. Sure enough
u hundred yard* away, s c ro ti the
dcbatablo territory, be could ape
BRO
COLCLOlKiH HEA
We Want A Live Representati
Real E state
With Sales OrgunliatiAi Already Establish,.
In Your Citj to Handle
The Fastest Scllirig Proposition in
Central Florida.
Sanford, Fla.
“TIFFANY GARDENS
Kissimmee's Exclusive Residential Suburb
sidewalks, paved streets, electricity, Artcs cement
and sewerage, shade trees, ornamental arci an water
and
white way—Now Under Construction.
II you feel you are the man tor this territ
or wire at once.
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TIFFANY REALTY CO
Arcade Building
KiKsimm*.
O cean a n d - R iv e r fro n ts , near D
A u g u s tin ^ .
, Cmnf.
This* p ro p e i t>’ ow ned k / S *®2
•fferad fo rfew days qi.ly; 'kfb.O'
I'flmpaign' offering lots for suw
lo aiiottment.
Ocean Frontage at $50
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5 TAXES
h { ■A
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1,1 Sanford.
*Ui Beach
A om cE
l Bank Bid
About 550 lots in all.
Right is reserved l J
,
vatlon aale a t any time without
S & jB -JN V B a
Rhone 7U
•m a n a g e r
[ National
B O R N , Sal®*.
�THE SANFORD HERALD. TH ITBfilV
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE
MRS. FREt) a DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
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MRS. D. L- J H R A ^ E R ENTERTAINS IN If WOMAN’S CLUB HOLDS I
HONOR OF tW O LOVELY VISITORS
j BUSINESS-MEETING WEDNESDAY
hits both
FValen[of Mr*.
Avenue,
guests two of Son
Having as her
— ----rd’s most charm ing visitors, Mrs.
P ., Drumomnd of S^pth Band,
d., the guaat of Mr«4 U 2l\' D niniand, and J |ra , Rox'^olU ar of Atata, Ga., the guest of Mr*. George
m i. Mrs. **•
D. "•
L. ,T hrasher
A . iDuCv
v oi iviiw
jir
entertaiped most graciously T hurs
day afternoon a t bridge a t her
lovely home on Park Avenue, tho
guests including the m em bers' of
th e ' Duplicate and Fortnightly
Bridge Clubs.
,
Quantities of vivid hued calen
dulas and ferns adorned the recep
tion room, while cxqulsltp Ted r a
diance roses and red- aufcct p$as
lent their beauty and fragrance in
decorating the,spacious living room
where the': c a rd 'ta b le d ra d been
plaeed-.Trh* valentine Idea prevail
ed in overyi detail, both in the t»l-
I CntfrL Book ter in the refreshments,
k st her
Tho afternoon hours passed nil
in the absorbing game
ofbHdKe. and after several p?o!
«ret.sions, scores were collected and
the prize for high score, Maderia
p.de
^ n WaA
V0n, by ,Mrs- Santuel
Puleston.
A hand-painted
powder
jar, the consolation prize, fell to
the lot of Mrs. J. M. Wallace. The
gueats of honor were each present
ed dainty Maderia towels, as me
montos of this delightful social
courtesv.
». At, the conclusion of the game
the tables wore laid with dainty
covers and centered with sliver
baskets filled with red sweet peas
and sprigs of ferns, and refresh
ments of a salad and n sweet course
were served by the hostess.
This pretty pnrty was most ,ic .
lightful in every way. and was one
,Pany hmdy courtesies
with which these popular visitors
have liven honored.
GREEN ROOM PLAYERS HERE
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On Tuesday evening n t the Mu
nicipal Hall, a t 8:15 o’clock, the
Green Room players, of Stetson
University, a t DeLand, will present
“Peter, The Rock", a religious
nut
il
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If HIVIIII ,*»uBiiil it 8 ■sentatlon ha* arisen in this city,
b of (he | it is in response to this demand
JSinford; that it is being given hero tonight.
I When “ Peter; Tho Rock” was
resented la st year a t Stetson tho
fnivenity auditorium was taxed
oo Park to its full capacity by an apprccia•Mary tive nudlence'of playgoers. P res
ent indications point tow ard art
S
of llolv
even larger attendance tonight.
Ur- Irving a Stover, head of the
School of dramatics and public
bpenking a t Stetson University, has
experienetd splendid success with
his Green Room student player*
during the present year and the
drama *scheduled for presentation
Tuesday night in 'Sanford should
find the actors nt their best.
"Tiie Rock” is a piny in three
acts showing the character develop
ment of Simon Peter. This production was chosen as one of the
prize plays in tho Religious Drama
contest of the Drama Lengue of
Ainorirn.
Tho role of Simon Peter is to bo
supported by J. Ollie Edmonds, ono
of the most prominent of tho Green
Room players whose dramatic work
during his career at Stetson has
won wide recognition.
The play ns n whole is nn a t
tempt to answer tho age-old ques
tion, “Shall man succeed in that he
set-ms to foil ?”
One of the most inspiring busi
ness meetingR th at has been held
by the Sanford Womans Club,
was that of Wednesday afternoon
nt the club house. Tho meeting
was presided over by Mrs.’ Feed
Williams.
Minutes from the last meeting
end also of the executive board
were read by Mrs. E. M. Galloway.
Many matters of old business as
•well as n«*w were brought before
the club at this time. ,
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Mrs. J. C. Gibbs, club partiu-.
mentarian. who has been conduct
ing classes in parliam entary law
for the past two weeks, waa. given
n vote of thnnks from the.m cm bers. Mrs. Henry Wight, club
president, also asked th a t the
members of the class Iks thanked
for their generous gift to the club.
Mrs. Langley, chairman 6f the
Social
Department, announced
th at tho dancing classes which the
department nre sponsoring, will
be held on Friday.
The ballat
classes to be' held from 3 to 4 o’
clock for the baby class, while the
older children's ballet class will be
held from 4 to 5 o’clock. The
children's ball room classes will l>e
from 6 to 6 o’clock.
•On Friday evening, the adult
ball room class will be from 0 to-7
o’clock, so as to permit tho*e who
wish to attend the I.ieurnncc con
cert, to do so. A fter this week
however, the class will be held nt
the usual hour.
The Music Department represen
tative,'. railed attention lo tho
Licurnnco Concert, which will be
held on Monday evening a t the
Municipal Hull, nnd,asked for the
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8 side Mrsf; W illiam . Hardy*
ed some wonderful points along
this lino, and stressed, the fact of
the Importance of the rig h t kind
of^ohllcity and presd A porter.
General suggestions and d u b
ethics,’ was the paper given by
Mrs. Henry Wight, which covered
much territory, and Contained many
valuable points.
“Club Fcder*tlon■,,, was wall
handled by Mrs. E. M. Galloway,
who has been a delegate many
Utnos, and whose experience gain
ed from attending these federa
tions made her paper of especial
interest.
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In the absence of Mrs. Scott,
her paper on ’Finance* eras read by
Mrs. 11. J. Lehman..
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Mrs. K.F. Dutton read n paper
on “ Program Making and Activit
ies of Club Members’* written by
Mr*. Edward Market].
A t the conclusion of tha pro
gram n short social half hour was
in order, the hostesses fo r the a ft
ernoon being Mrs. Fred Daigcr
and Mrs. James F. Hawkins.
In Advertising: N e w
Woman’s Club To Aid
“S o u th ” Publication
Tho Florida Society of Ameri
ca has launched a campaign for
tho dissimination of high'class in
formation of tho Routhem states,
particularly Florida, through xihe*
news columns of ita official org
an “South.” an attractively month
ly mngnzino, which haa a circula
tion nt present of over 15,000 go
ing into every atato In tho Union,
nnd 11 different foreign countries.
A womun’* column t* 'edited by
u committee of prominent womon
! of this state, of which Mrs. W.
j S. Jennings In chairman, and of
j which, Mrs. Henry W ight, presi
dent of tho Sanford Woman’s Club,
| •« a member and contributor. Thin
i column contains tho newt of the
! Federated Clubs of the State.
! Miss Alice M. Jackson, who hns
been representing tho Florida Soj ciety of America for the past
! w ar, Is in Sanford to necuro sub
scriptions to the magazine, in co
operation with the locnl Woman’s
Stetson
prr sent
Munici, under
s Guild
Imnon
fridge
lesday
anon win
Pcdnesday
l Avenue,
I quota of
; parties
the memWoman s
prhtmc of
^it effecttry detail.
I handles
[ulle, were
feet in the
laMc w as
kd with
bloisoms,
i tulle of
oyoning, a t m e nomu ui rur».
iFrank Cifoltafcli'UiVI’h H e ttb Avel
nue.
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Quantities of cut flowcrR In the
varying hues of yellow combined
with g re e n e ry w e re used |n dec
orating tho Cameron homo, nnd
centered the attractive supper tab
le. At H o'clock a delicious buf
fet supner wus served.
A short business session was
held, and after tho regular rou
tine of business hnd been carried
out, under the head of now busi
ness. it was decided to hold a
“ Mothers and Daughters" meeting
a t on. early date. Several other
m atters of importance were dis
cussed.
Among the memlicrs attending
Tuesday’s- meeting were Mrs. W.
S. Thornton. Miss Bobbie Chnpman. Mias Murion Hand, Mrs. O.
leaden and Mrs. Hardy.
T. Alfoni. Miss Ilalen Chorpening,
Mrs. Frances D. Kimberlin, a Miss Lila Thornley, Mii^ Clara
prominent rice grow er of Dn Vails Rankin. Miss Paulin* Myers. Miss
Bluff, Ark., is the guest of Mrs. Betty Houston, Miss Ixiiin Mae
J. C. Gibbs a t her home, 806 Mag
nolia Avenue.
the «cr<*a.
Archie Betts at her home on Pal*
metto Avenue.
Miss CrnwfMKl d a s educated nt
Wlnthrop College, in South Caro
lina and a t the General Aieembly
Training School a t Richmond.
GOLDENROD
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with a most enthusiastic aud
l)r. Travis lectured, on F
ewetilng In the Congregat
church in W inter Park on f
day evening before the Boy l
of Orlando I n tho high school
to ilu u . .H f anu presenter
[endermon, rural carrier , on these lectures by Mr. and
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out
of
Maitland,
was
Route No. I
v
Howard \V. Lodor of Longa
BccompanW ov«r hia rooto Mon
day afternoon by tho post office
Horacehoea tanked In
inspector to re-measure Route No.
irt* of the United B ute*
1 and make some needed adjust
g shipped half way arm
ments In the mileage.
frlr.be to Chlra where m l
j
Longwood N ew s | utilise the chilled iron fo r
The Baptist Woman's Missionary
Union will moot a t th e home of
Mrs. Charles Eldridge, Thursday
ofternoon^at-t o’clock Feb. 11.
A lfth o ladies in tho community
ere cordially invited to attend as
all denomination* are made wel
Dr. Thomas Travis, P.H J).
come. W inter visitors ere urged
to come also as a good program 80 years editor of Forest and
is being prepared.
Stream., and locturer under Govorrm ent Bureau of Public Instruc
•"‘ IfK 'an d Mr*. Jam es Carver an tion. delivered an exceptionally ,innounce the birth of a daughter, rtruetlve and entertaining address
bom Monday Jan. 25.
on “The Hunting with Cameron In
tho llockiea am in New Bruns,
Mr. Edward H. Smith has added
lo the attractiveness of his beauti
ful homo a t Brightwood farm , by
planting cabbage palms on his
Lieu ranee C o n c e r t
Is To Be Held Friday
In The Municipal Hall
G
r : c tn T hat
Miss Willard’s
Gift Shop
h
On
B alco n y t u th o B a i k c t
I hnvo been (telling
H. C. Parker ha* alio enhanced
the beauty of hin home by tho
addition of brick steps to hit front
piazza. Butler Boston, brick m i•on.
on, of Oviedo, did (no work.
DIAMONDS
in Sanford and I hnvo never had a
disnntisficduuatqmcr.
F irst Street.
four children of Huntington, West
Va.. moved Into tho Parker apart
ments. last wock. Mr. Pennington
is a concrete workman and painter,
Thoy hnve been in Florida two
month, coming hero from Mlnnv
ola. Fla.
LADIES’
Mr nnd Mrs. Griffin were vial
tors to Sanford nnd Geneva fiurj
day afternoon.
Several from here attended tho
organ recital by Henry F, Seibert,
of New York City, nt the Congre
gational church of W inter Pork,
(Sunday evening.
$6.lo $ 8 values
T ' , SEE THE WINDOW
Tho latest •’Flu*’ victim* hero
are Mrs. H. C. Parker and .little
daughter, Kathorine Louise. The
attar, who has been under tho
care o f D*. Burk of Winter Park
LLOYD SHOE CO
Tho deepest oil well in ti
ia 7691 feet. nnd is fcenter
Athens field in California
F*r»hip obf»ix months,
of the pap.
dion is atto tho
current
A F F IL IA T E D W IT H
T h e S a n f o r d C r e d it A s s o c ia t io n
Ju st ah soon ah completed
wo will move into the now
building Just South of and
adjoining t h e Western
Union Telegraph Co. a of
fice. Our office equip-
Faith— t
of Credit
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Mr. Miner is an expert in measuidng and his services
insure correct styling nnd perfect fittin g clothes.
The opening will be held in our store on Friday and SAtr
■ Nothing ao cements and hold*
together all tho narta of society
•1 * faith op credit.”
—Clecro.
Faith-in p co p le-in their inti
Purpose—-i# the basis upon wh
You are cordially invited to attend our Spring Tailoring:'
Opening which will be held by Mr. Ned G. Miner, repre
senting the Kahn Tailoring Company o f Indianapolis.
He will display a beautiful collection o f exclusive foreign
and domestic suitings and top. coatings.
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Now location *104,
Avenue.
their honesty of
redit ia extended,
much upon wn*t
frtith reposed in
plen.^o
sion*.
Sanford will, he afforded a rare
musical treat on Friday evening
when Thurlow Lieprance. com
poser-pianist will appear with his
wife, Edna Wooley Licurnnce, soHall, i tprano, *at
»v the Municipal ............
8:15 o’clock, under the auspices of
the Music Department of the San*
ford Woman’s Club.
Songs, stories and legemii # of
[the city 11Kconling to
! inucd for
Firian, Mrs,
will
lllllS Milady for att' 0 c£ -
FOR 35 YEARS
Those from Ovlodo attending tho
recital were' Professor and Mm.
Okorland and their guosta,. Mr.i,
Harrison of Jacksonville and MWa
Ella Belle .Jones of St. Augqftina.
•>-»nL-.,i is* d d fmrfti
Hfljl
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Eldridge nnd
family: Mr. and Mrs. Martin nnd
Mr. E. II. Smith motored to Or
lando, Sunday evening and attend
ed tho tabernacle meeting.
m em bers
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wick,** at tin Orangv ai
hotel on .Sunday <mnl.i|
' Moat b e a u t i f u l atari
vlrtra of acanaty ami v
made of Dr. Travis rldlfl
moot* in tho lake, war* tl
�j hurling his new car over the dlslance a t 89.84 miles p er hour. The
pistol) displacement w as con*
( 'finued through 1916, when Dario
u ,heeta won over a.-dOff-nMe Cobrse
9 4 t 83.20
how-/ and *191Of
__ 20 miles an hohr,'and
^ r - n d w i m ^ l f l i x , of Ihdlahatravelled 800 miles a t 88.06
lea sn hour-to win. There were
races in 1017 and 1018 because
Years G reat Field
[lihbes: A nd’Radicals
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FRANCISCO, Feb. 4. ( f t *
bondage in the W e s t,# ■
ibtnd for radical llte ra te m e
R a s in g , reports frbm variurees indicate.the tyro bear relationship
i other seem s to be pro
police s ta
^eiid larger
l
i
^ '■ tim o r' Thai '’fo ib l VCars
vtfill Have Small Engines
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I n d i a n a p o l i s , Feb. 4, <(fp)>
^ -T b e ^ n n o a l five hundred mile,
automobile races on the Indiana
polis m otor speedway for thirteen 1
year* have offered drivers of pas
senger Cars a foretaste of tpechanical improvements .to come. - •
The Approaching season will be,
no exception, for I t will m ark an*
1
8*n Francisco. From these it
SnUcst th a t as the ranks j«f
traveller* a re thin
fo r ^rad reading” fi
’><4U*.*«.
is pote a sim ilar fading
^ P o p u la r ity 0f radical books.
r p tir lb u t* i t to general prosIf#, *4k**ion from the w ar and
liln |: in te rest in pre-w nr untfntionnl political theories,
rabe ease of one San Francis*
Wk dealer th e decrease In the
md fo r ex trem ist literature,,
been so m arked th a t he H «
iM d It to the back ..rooms,
jemp on the show shelves
SfUken by works on radio, oo>
EtBir
cause it is sparsely so ttlifflW
i the large
Nelson w ith tho E ast, * th E
a t the Hui
has long been a popular fieldl
Jl carry! ei
!ra m igratory and casual w a k S l
Fclion of tl
)d th e one belonging to tho
silhouette df the mkn gives nn idea of the site.
known aa "hoboes." J
Inhabit "F lop" Houses
P Ilk lt^Q U iR lT K / / j >V;i i<M
houses and around smai
n « « n t agetmlcs.
The type
as "pan-handlers’' ’ work
Dad: A dehutante Is n young
•terns o r principal stre e ts
in g to the m ore generous
girl ^rhoso fathcr^hns
ring cititens fo r tho prlco d l •money,
baton ,'ilean/Pot.l o r bed. O ut W est this typb
Irv w h at is ta o w n os "junTheso a re small cam ps wopy
tow ns and cities -Where a
i k ep t going and w anderers
i pedestrian type may find
to e a t or contribute one, if
i something.
the "Jungles” is passing,
latim ated by polico nuthori(St the W est’s m igratory pe-
?< f9r'm lles per hopr, a t th a t tim e
fo W d g te d remarkable.
“w ^ f i ^ .^ lrs t Cut in '13
The firs t cu t came in 1918,
when the lim it was placed a t 460
qkqffc Inches piston displacement.
Jules Goux, French driver, wen a t
76.92 milks an hour. Rene Thoms*
another Frenchman, won fa -1914
when the same displacem ent was
^ m i t i a d , averaging, 82.^7 miles..
In 1916, 300-lnch motors wer 6
n, ju st givo me the
used;fog the f ir s t time. The veter
Hither.
t*
an W w DePolma led th e -field,
• m i Jr K<* li A
vcntat.lye niedieJne for moral Ills.
The clyic dubs, the Y. M. and
Y.
A.’s, women’s clubs, the
the .war..,; v
, ... juvenileC. court,
churches, wolfare
Pie piston displacement w p cut organisations and
the pollen de
163 cubic inches in 1920 a n d 'it
partm ent are co -d p eratin g ^in th e
movement. The work is in .Charge
J0f a "parental education cohnnit-
les announced, th at beginni
t t h r 192$ .classic and contit
rfor. three,. years, the rnci
■would be limited to a plat
lacement of 122 cubic in d
Hnnm. There were many,
you so’*” when several «
c down during the race a
than 91 1-2 cubic inches' piston
Winner - s w a g e d but 90,
displacem ent will participate ' in
S-per hour.
Ilea-per
the fourteenth annual race.
T h e engineers were -vindicated
Ijt’-wHI- marie the sixth tim e the
i 1954, however, when Joe Boyder
siae of piston displacem ent has ■And I k L. Corum, taking turns a t
been decreased, and i f 1 the teat, *the,.wheel, put the winning mo*
afforded ny the 600-mile grind
o v ei^ th l finish lfate^at an
vindicates the beliefs o f motor ex* average of 9823 miles an honr.
perts, the average owner will reap j Peter De Paolo capped the re
bcnoflla of speed, stam ina and eco-! m arkable performances of the tiny
nomy in the passenger, cars of m otors last JC kv when he apt a
m ark of 101 inlleslan ju h ir. In
f f r K b o - m i.e race, won in
contexts sisvaralV' drivers
1911 by Ray Harroun of Indiana- '•shorter
Jmvo obtained^? 140-mile speed o r
P0'!** was open to cam : of 600 SwiHm
f .A.. . . • ,cubia .inciies plstnln displacem ent/
were forty sta rte rs, h u t
Tniff*®ven ‘^ 0!* ™nn 1n 8Tw h A the
-Indtaflhpolis driver got the check*
M ^ s ^ A n ..H R P M B
agencies for thb purpose of jHvfag
P arah tsl classes; held in t
parents training in brin ifh g up schpdl h o ld in g s in .different p
tW ir dhlldrpn ’ and meeting the o ^ c ^ o n r q « , .
preiflng, new problems born of the stittite -one departm ent 0f
new end modern social order.
Work/-The teachers fbr the dna
f_In a sense, the courses taken by s ra speciaiis^.
Tho physical
the 8tu'dent-J>srenta constitute preJMtSp m w J and mental si
My Last Advertised Prop-
I now Qffet another
an Eastern front lot on
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Magnolia Avenue
Kan., Feb. 4. ((/P))
parental education in
gained th o attention
lean Federation ' of
rid the National
e rth n d 'P a re n t.
ta dpief featur
l of the work
[a], educational
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s’ Spring Hats
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yw u«;
*8 Light Tan Oxfords
w ant tqpoo thin I I Just
> bo r s f right weight!
> hollows Ailed o u t I
ougb firm, plump flesh
to All out my figure.*'
you do. You want a
you can drape your
f tr
81x90 Pepperai S h eets
per yard
f ejaina Cheeks
#etyard
£ £ S d«y
4 venue ni
Secondj
DODGE BROTHERS SELL 0001
corroctionnl
lifornia police who have been
i,on to contend with the an*
.winter months' invasion of
'invisible means any that .an
. avenue of occupation har
New Shi
Miller 0 . PhiHU
Phone ’313-J
t th e world w ar.
Ch nnged
lions hhvo enabled m an to rttP
idba and then "pickings” have
»• poorer because of the fr>hOrganitation of "community
p” so th a t there is not the
live to invade w estern fields
ttg ard ed more o r less ns .the
tandler'a p a rtd ise .”
^
i, old tim e hobo, i t has lvcna
also, has raised him self into
th e auto touristr—ftkCl
re of f popular m ago
tho g rasp of the.m au
to w ork even a few weeks
the y ear—and as n result
p p tn p finds the auto camp
couifortnblo than the "/d o /
fo r tho m an i t tram p type;
also contributes to the
s” decreasing populatlbn.
otlegging, which appeals to
t the younger and more
yyoen an automol
^ is a sourceo;
pleasure and satis#
W je n ifisb a d .itii
U fic breeder of (
tept. Knowing j]
well as We "do, w.e
downright stupid t
In §tny b.ut the best
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�■jfcj; ki
(dULSi
th esa n fo bd
Would never make a tingor.
Htx months later Grant returned
■ niS W f 4 * by*™ «» well he wax
admitted to the tholr. He had
aune it privately 7000 times In Use '
ci* months.
-'S a ts a tf t w i
romark:
“That which we persist In do
ing becomes easy to do, sot beoause the nature of the thing has
fbanired but because bur power to
do it has increased."
That has been his motto. And ,
that, perhaps, is why he U U tah’s
. . *nt>wn and most powerful
citisen.
A t Elder Springs, Florida
A snlmon eggs on a fly hook fre-1
quently proves the best bait for
trout.
On the Dixie Highway Between Orlando and Sanford
Your work
Y ou can't do good
w ork w hen your head
throbs, your back aches
o r you're tortu red b y
rheumatic, sciatic or
m onthly pains.
H ebrr J. Grant
| (till payf hut $30.-
d indorsed
lie in iga-
jf them.
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The Mormon church is a pros
perous institution, and G rant
empowered to direct its destinleH
like nn absolute monarch. As.
trustee he holda all its securities,
and ho can Invest’ them as he
pleases, accounting to n o ( one.
Among the concerns of which he
is president. and-director, by vir-
uwn private bond and insurance
house, nml is ex-officio head of
every Mormon institution on
earth, including a daily newspa
per and scores of church schools.
The three thousand Mormon mis
sionaries who arc scattered in all
nnrts of the worifi move nt his
bidding. All the other Mormoh
religious leaders arc under his di
rection.
.. vx;- t
Heliercvs in Perseverance
Grant places a great value on
the virtue of persevcrnncc. Ho
Illustrates It by telling of his ex
perience, years ago, In trying to
join n choir. The choir leader
asked him to sing, ft certain hymn,
and after hearing him pent him
invny *\with
the gOmurk
that ha
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50CHOICEBUILDINGLOTS, 10 L
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Filling Station Corners
Dr. Miles* Anti-Pain Pills.
relieve pain quickly,
safely and w ithout un
pleasant after effects.
Your, druggist will sell
them to y o u a t pre-war
prices.
Regular package — 25
doses 25 cents.
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We will offer to you on the above date a real sub-divis
ion, with WATER, LIGHTS and SEWER. All city con
veniences and a real place to live and the purest w ater
in Florida to drink. You will bathe in better water than
most people drink, as this water is furnished to all busi
ness houses and residences in Sanford and Orlando and
several other towns from the Bpring.
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Styp and consider what thiatneans if you are looking for
convenience. WHY43UY LOTS in o th e ^ la c e s with no
conveniences and pay ap exhorbitant price you wil) be
facing a genuine auction sale as you se t the price.
Be sure and attend this sale and don't g et confused with
other dates.
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When you buy a lot in this subdivision, it means money
to you, as this is a real townsite already stai*ted from
the number of homes already built.
A large hotel is now under dfcep consideration, including
drug stores and other business houses.
The location is what you want and where, you w ant it.
on the paved brick road, just 10 minutes from Sanford
Magnolia Ave. & .Martin St
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the brick street and 10 lots on a beautiful two-acre lake,
orange trees and live oaks, beautifying this subdivision.
Thousands of people pass this road daily which makes
property on a main thoroughfare in demand.
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We are especially inviting you to th is’great sale, whether
you buy or not, as your presence will be greatly appreci
a te d •Drive out and look it over and you will find C
it fa
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better
than we recompiend
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120 feet on Magnolia Avenue
131 feet on Martin Street"
' $6,000
$1,850 Cash. Balanqe 1-2-3 Years
Magnolia 'Ave. & Katie St
116 feet on Magnolia Avenue
129 feet on Katie Street
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31,500 Cash. Balance 1-2-3 Years
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TERMS: Small Payment Down, Day o f Sale, Balance
easy.
BAND MUSIC
154 feet on Oak Avenue
106 feet on Highland ^treet
Ladies A re Especially Invited,
Chicken Dinner on the Ground
Cold DHnks
Hot Coffee
$5,350
$2,000 Cash. Balance Contract
M ag n o lia
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Ave. & S p u rlin g St
80 feet on Magnolia Avenue
100 feet on Spurling Street
$4,000 v
$1,000 Cash. Balance 1-2-3 Years .
62 Worth
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National Bank Building
Phone 713
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�About Florida Poirier & Light Co
W hat Is Preferred Stock?
A share of Preferred Stock represents a part ownership in the Company’s
business. I t has certain rig h ts over other classic of stock. For instance,
its dividends m ust be paid.before any dividend is pqid on the common or
other classes of stock. I t also has preference as to the Company's assets.
W hat does “Cum ulative” Mean?
Cumulative refers to the dividends and means th a t all dividends due on
the stock from the time it is issued m ust be paid before any dividends are
paid on the dommon stock pr other classes of stock.
The cuipiUutive feature is an im portant safeguard for Preferred Stock
holders.
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W hat are D ividends?.
Money paid td Stockholders out of a Company’s earnings is called dividends.
Are D ividends Guaranteed?
No. No Company honestly conducted can guarantee its dividends because
any such so-called "guarantee' m ust rest upon the earning power of the
Company itself, and who can guarantee th a t? B ut this Compnny does
guarantee to pay quarterly dividends a t the present rate on its Preferred
Stock before paying any dividends on its common stock or other classes of
Btock.
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..W ill the Preferred Stock ever pay (trigger dividends?
No. The dividend rate is always fixed in nigh-grade investments of.this
kind because of the safeguards around the issue—such as being Preferred,
Cumulative, etc,
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If, for Som e U nforeseen ReasoQ^a Dividend is Not Paid
W hat Happens?
The dividends on this Stock are CUMULATIVE. This means th at if one
or moro dividends are not paid when due, they m ust inter be paid in full
before any dividends on the common stock am paid.
Many stocks are NOT cumulative b u t this Company’s Preferred Stock
has th a t special safeguard.
Wheh a te dividends {jdid oh this Stock?
Dividend check aro mailed to stockholders every three months on January
1, April 1, July 1, and October 1.
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Know m
that
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thee L/Ompapy
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will treat me iairiy
fairly as
a Stockholder?
Your knowledge of the standing and character of tho Company should
dispel any doubts on this score. Thai Copnpany wants you ns u partner
prim arily to increnso the public friendship and goodwill which it enjoys.
W hat could it gain by securing a large list? of lpcal shareholders nnd then
not respecting their rights?
W hat are you g o in g to do with the money from the sale
, o f Stock?
Large sum s of money nro required each year for the purchase of equip
m ent to meet the* growing demand for service. This requires the perm
anent investm ent of large sums of money, which must come from the sale
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Any representative of the Company will bo glad to put you in touch with
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official, who will assist you
in selling your stock. nThe
Company m aintains u resale dep artm en t,at its offices for the benefit of
local stockholders who may wish to sell th eir shares.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA
SANFORD, FLORIDA
C u to u t an d mall to order stock or for complete Information,
There is a vast differ
ence between speculat
ing and lpvcbtipg, Jl?
vesting meant! putting
money away securely, so
th a t it will pay you more
money regularly a t s ta t
ed periods every year.
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Florida Power & Light C q, Miami, Florida
loqal Jstoekholdors v
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�Thoroughbreds Win Arrive TAMPA, Feb. 4.—Suppose th 6
About Latter Part Of This groundhog did hop out of his hole
Month For Training' On Tuesday and dodged back . when
New Oval Near Sanford he saw\ his U iy shadow in the
Unusual Name
A champion In- any sport with
an unusual name is always tho
subject of much com m ent Take
the case of Fidel La Barba, hold
er of the flyweight title.
When he Is announced as one
of the performers of tho evening
,n the main bout, hi* first umn© i#
'"iren as If spelled Fiddle, com
mon for violin.
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For boxing purposes La Barba
will probably always be known as
Kiddle. However, the correct way
to pronounce the champion s front
handle is “ FI-DELL.”
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batting average of tho r a n .'
But Mr. Benaott will toll you not
to M
w orn about th# groundhog,
that he I i no atandlng, social or
otherwU
broause If h« did fcft
w o u ld n 't_____
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groundhog. •
And bo In-hls flrat dny\ play in
the sunshine league the ground
hog went to bat once and nit .000
for hla tribe. But for Trtiipa he
Ha’ll look you over, and look fo r batted 1000 percent. Clark Griffith,
a t the Tampa Bay hotel, cer
a window out of.w hirh he might over
tainly wouldn’t w tn t him for the
jum p in n pinch, for he will figure Senatora’ line-up on his perform
you are craay.
ance the flra t time a t bat. '
Mr. Bennett will tell you that
in January there were 122.6 hours
of actual sunahino out of a pos
sible .’128.1 hours, .and th a t accord
ing to the law of average February
m ight have a bigger .percentage,
lie will tell you th a t tho highest
January tem perature was 80 and
the lowest 37, flro degrees above
the freexing line. He will tel] you
there was a little more rain than
usual, which accounted for the low-
That Groundhog Yarn Is
Called Bunk In Florida
Where Sim Seldom Hides
Dangerous? ~7 uat Like r.»if
H
la Barba admits he is fa r
more particular about tho sire of
the gate than the pronunciation
of his name. .
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GORGEOUS GEORGES
It must be rath er disconcerting
to Americnn light heavies to note
the fuss th at is being made over
Georges Curpentier.
OAKLAND, Cal
1 am --conservative
In
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rteturing the opinion th a t thoro miuuicwcmiu tnampion, m at Jim-, ,/j‘i-W illio MacFnrlnne, national
trr at least a half doxen fighters my Delaney of St. Paul, 10 rounds. „,tl.n R0jf champion and winter
t( Carpcntier’s weight who could
FORT LAUDERDALE, F la .- ' l’rofrs*1‘'nnl " t the Hollywood Golf
tolc him.
Despite this, American promot- Jack Renault scored n technical “ni* Country Club, Ib ill a t his
(r< are falling nil over themselves
knockout over .loo K urt, Wilkes ,"l,no }lcr0B a rr., P .„
[ Fights Results [
LOS A N CEI.ES.-Bud Tnylur . f 1
A u£
Terri; Hnute, lad., beat Joey .Sang- -tine where, paired with Wilfred
er, Milwaukee, 10 rounds.
I -d, ho plnycd Sunday in a match
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! with tho foreign tonni of Archie
Now York state grew
nearly . Compston and Arnuud Massy.
47,000,000 bushels of potatoes in I While p h ysk^ns say his condition
1024.
is not forioua ho has been unable
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big Idea in the baseball uniform is
Ho '•••' scheduled to play with
a light flannel that will absorb | {*“"««»
his team mate
perspiration and at the name time >j{* t *10
Eas, Coast Golf
look passably well.
^ag™ nt Hialeah today but his
The boxer and swimmer wenr the condition :prevented him playing,,
mtckililn uniform* kii
! tilG niUtCH
. been postponed,
Plans now under way call for the
opening of the Seminole race track
a t Longwood to horses undergoing
training the latter part of, thia
month, and the March meeting is
expected to follow within three
Weeks as a result of the greaf num
ber of men and teams now working
on the track and the stables.
Finishing touches are being put
on the clubhouse and on the tem
porary bleachers in order to have
them in shape for tho opening day
of the meet. Thousands of yards
of dirt are being hauled and graded
on the now track, which is to tie one
of tho best ovals in the stutc, ac
cording to officials.
That Seminole will he one of tho
most beautiful courses in the entiro
country is the opinion expressed by
n number of rncing enthusiasts a ft
er viewing the plans the club has
for tho coming year’s work. Tho
track surrounds a small lake,
which reflects the landscape of the
course in the immediate vicinity.
The grandstand, being planned to
seat 0,600, will not in? completed
in time for the first meeting but
by next full is expected to-be fin
ished.
Many requests from owners have
been received during tho p a stfq w
weeks fur stable reservations, ac
cording to club officials and Kovcrnl
carloads or horses from both the
Mexican and Kentucky tracks arc
exported to lie on hand by March
. 1.
The track will not he in condition
for the brewing of the "bangtails”
for at least 20 days, it is said.
Two meets each yenr are on the
calendar of thd club. One is to bo
held in December and the other in
Fobrunry. 50,000 in purses will be
hung up daily, for the seven races.
glorious Florida sunshine? W hat
docs it mean? Nothing, friends,
absolutely nothing.
Some legislative acts act forth
that« nothing herein shall apply to
the County of Hillsborough, in the
S tate' of Florida, for example.
There are exceptions to all rules,
all laws. Even somo of tho law
makers who put the Volstead net
on the books slip occasionally. It’s
that way with the groundhog leg-
Why nut get some of that IDEAL CRASH FERTILIZER for
your lawna and flowers? Mnko your home and surroundings
look like n place in a Florida tourist ccntsr. You wh<f have
homes in Sanford do not hnvo to envy those who have beautiful
places in other ports of the state. Ths natural condltlona here
are better for Iwnuty than any other point in Florida.
We will he glad to rccclva you? order.-; over phone and make
immediate delivery. Wo will also be glad to run and look
gin, ns they say nt Harvard; he
may bo tho cat’s nnjnmus in Gcornt your grounds and ndvlso bow much and whnt kind of fertiistales. But in Florida he has no
Iters you need.
standing, no following, no bank
balance, no nothing.
Bo why
worry T
Uncle Sam’s dope shows an nvcrugo of only 10 days in a yenr
without sunshino in Tampn. Al
ready, there hnvo been nlno of
Telephone 147-J
, North Elm Ave.,
Sanford
.
those dreary djys. Ju st one more ■
from now to the end of tho year!
PAUL It. FORBES, Branch Manager
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Go up to the weather bureau
nnd ask Director Bennett if there
is anything in this groundhog stuff l u n m i l i i i i i i i i i i u i i i n n n N i i n i i i n i i i i u i i i
• , Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co.
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often interested In the mannerism s
and habits of a fig h ter than ill
his real ability in th a t direction.
Golf Styles
Perhaps in no Bport Is dress
quite so essential a s golf.
The football p lay er when lie,
don* his uniform has the thought
However we have noted th at the
<>f protection upperm ost in making
host dressed golfers are usually
tiie selection of his outfit.
The lmll player gives some con- the poorest players, W alter Hagen
of course. • . .
rideratlon to protection, but th®. excepted,
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For Women!
\ou
Wc need women workers. No selling experii nee neces
sary.—No selling to do!
Scores M aking B i g Money
In our more than 26 offices scores of women nre today
earning big money—Ken) money!
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You Can Earn, Too!
We arc m arketing an exceptional Property.
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Previous
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l« d most
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We are'operating the largest bus fleet in Florida,
transporting hundreds to the property daily. Scores
nre buying. The season is on.
We Want Women
L Al Wn-
all
I lbs last
Putt that
rripfc Ue
ft f°r m Wd Smith
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ju s t
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ONCE. LET US SHOW YOU HOW EASY IT IS TO
Ea r n ,
how
SURE IT IS!
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TUNE-IN on thi* little talk about one
grand and gloriou* cigarette tobacco—
Prince Albert, and nobody ebel Here’s
makin’s tobacco that has satisfaction
woven right in the selvage* Y ou ’ll check
with that whesi the first fragrant puff a toppy red bag of Prince Albert today,
percolates through your smoke-system* Get the joy that’s due you.
p . A. is crimp<ut and stays put. , While you’re about It, tucl? a wad of
Doesn’t float away o a the first breeze. P. A. into the muzzle o f that old jtmmjrA home-rolled P. A. dgatette smokes pipe. The tobacco that m ok« such wanc o o l and sweet, no matter how hard you
derful cigarette* goes equally well in a
pull on it. B u n a better too. Justnever pipe. D o o * t s s y y o M "can't awoke e
was a cigarette tobacco like good old pipe.” Give P. A . *, workout. S m + ~
P. A., and that’s e fact.
you’ll like e pipe!
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Oont wait! If you want to earn, apply now!
L of tho
Holly Realty Co.
KWD. L.
M’GRAVh COMPANY
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R u s la n artista,
artiftts, pianists, viol!
violinists, | Also, then* is topr-ihrLt* fcnrand what-hafre-yoo. .*
I some about a cow to ona who is
habit of
Doubtless they-w ere as cowboy
WWV/ in the
»•»*< Ml
»» seeing
”T*—»» nothin*
P j U ?but
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o f “ **d
*“ «•■ taxis
atnm nedlne;
a looking bunch
;o£ cowboys
as i herds
of wild
stnmpedlng
In «a
a uday's
lk,,. udown
one could find
a u m III
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W aaia
v " n the highways.
through the tenem ent district. T ho| Vv...*’
Young ladies of the cast, who
trouble was th a t they weren’t par seldom hnvo bech beyond 134th
! street
slrret, grew panicky.
Knees
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lleularly fam iliar w ith cows.
realism
knocked nnd some soy th at lines
• Ami Kemp insisted on i.__
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Rome are so unA herd of cows—count then four were stuttered. ____
(o r was it fiv e ? )—anyway, a herd kind ns to hint th a t a cowboy or
of cows hid to cross the stage, i.two lost his . tan when Bossy
As every good w esterner knows, stomped and cooed and refused to
n herd of rows would s tir the bo turned around,
blood of any plainsman in on, At any rato the company has
audience. Would it n o t?
| disbanded. The cowboys have gone
Picnse, don't laugh) S ix ty .p e r back to their garrets nnd their of.
cent of the E ast Side kids fa d fiecs. The theitter is dark while
never seen n live <eow.' ' l i e . Wea another production is under way.
created a veritable rio t.
j No, it doesn’t do to bring New
No, the cowft w ars n o t to blanfr! York too close to h atu re. •
The hard w riting g a rre t b u c k s-;________________ :______________
root were a t fault. You se*. to give 1
ft
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lYTONA BEACH,‘ Fla.
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the- Ifnllfax country* Which snlcn- ; New York.
did n a tu ra l se ttin g caused him to , They mix like potassium tossed
select it u his fifth hotel site.
j„t 0 watur.
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‘T met- there-M essrs. T. J . ii*> J Pm-ts arc not supposed to know
flcynolds, E. W. Clinlllc, C. L. Al- ^uc|, things nnd, since H arry
Ion, David Sholtz, If. It. Doughty, Kemp is u poet, he can bo excused
lao m is—all of them fine examples for the expbrimopt. about to bo
Col. T. E . Fitzgerald and Horace dUclosod/ ' J?™
Loom is o f the type of business
, n years agonc th is Kemp w as
mop who are helping to make DayWOood j,y « mUse who used
tona Beach a g re a t city, he said. ft caiifupc> rather* than a lyre. He
‘•These men are all g reat a t the became one of th e lig h ts of Greend rt rtf sm iling, nnd they are utl
Village.
Sightseeing bus
m etropolitan in their methods, es- ,|H vcni would point him out.
pecinlly when It comes to receiving , But<
Bped by and Kemp's
visitors.”
. . .
; w aistline was not na poetic as in
to superintend tho work.
Stntibn WMHF is one of the yesteryear. -Ho had nettled down
" l hopo many of you folks up moat powerful stations in the ! to th e sta tu s of a recognized poet.
there in the frigid N orth will makeSouth, and tens of thousands of . Village ren tals would no longer fit
preparations to attend the-official
opening celebration a t the Daytona
; 8horea Fleetwood next New Year’s
Eve." the Commodore said in his
dio speech about Daytona
and Daytona Beach,
will find in the Halifax
there, is being developed
the firs t citieB of tho new
Many of you have heard
011a because of its wondcrh. YoU will find the city
wonderful becauso of itn
sing dtisona.
t o n Monday, when Mrs. Stoltz
end m yself vitiled D aytona H earn,
we received a welcomo ns m etro
politan as tho fam ous receptions
given newcomers to Now -York
city by Mayor Hylan and his comm lttee of leading citizens. I can-
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be quickly turned around nnd sent
2 $ £ *
oppo.jto
to n ,* ! around
ami then wnndcr back.
If this
could he done often enough then
even three cows (o r was it tw o?)
could scc-m to be a herd.
The trouble was that .none of
tho cowboys knew how to turn a
cow around.
They tried all the
nearby Ford accessory shops, but
nobody seemed to have any cow
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iQuick, Luurtcoup Service
REMEMBER
SERVICE WITH A SMILE
Wc Strive to make n Friend
of Each Patron by selling him
Only the Very Best in Ayto. . . j motive Accessories.
How about letting ur 1
been holding hack for
I f you would like to \
fore another increase
w ant
Good Used and New
Parts for all Makes O f
Automobiles.
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ccssories, Gns and Oils.
Charleston Coi
sta g e o f Milan
» . o clock. A|
Theatre.
Call 714.
Sanford Used Parts ! 1st und Elm
Photic 447-W
Company
i SERVICE WITH A SMILE
Licensed Real
C. II. WINN, Mj»r.
Cor. Sanford & Geneva Aves.
Salesman—E
B eautiful new stucco b u n g a lo w -s ix
rooms, bath and two porches, located
on Oak A venue at Fourteenth Street.
J. G. SH ARO N
A ttorney-at-L aw
Will practice In all the court*
Exam ination of A bstracts of Land
T itles given especial attention
Officos in. .Court Houso
Price $8,000.00., Terms.
The D avcy-W inston
Organization,
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O w n ers
,. ' i f la a prescription for
Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
Bilious Fever nnd Malaria
Phone 707
Mnqonic Bldg,
I t kills Ihs germs.
Sanford’s First Industrial Development
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FOR
Values follow industry and surely in A.
Tract where a plant will be in operation
there will be no deviation from this rule
is industry there are people, where there
estate demand is bound to be greater tl
lated areas. Invest in the industrial cen
today—tomorrow there is certain to be
each site in this industrial community.
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F. O. D. Detroit
IT' Runabout $260
If Touring * 2 9 0
j ! Coupe
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J r Fordor Sedan 6 6 0
J r Cloud tart in color.
If
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itptatmn.
This unique development offcrH excellent investment
opportunities
.WIjtfKfi/.... L Delimit
and explain the easy term s o n
it may be purchased.
a n o t h e r b iu t t -c h it t e n d e n
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C. A. Button
C. L. B ritt %
E. A. C hittenden
I.. P. Chittenden
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�FEBRUA1
ipa Fair Is Called Best In Many
Y e a r s After Main Features Are Shown
THEN THEY PARTED J'
y J.H . JACKSON
"A little bird told me what kind
of v lawyer your father v u , "
NNhat did he w»y?”
“Cheep, cheep.”
"Well, a dUck told mo whot ltlhd;
R doctor your farther was.’’—,
Cornell Window.
I
to!MPA Feb. 4.-F iftoert higr
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f J u / c t : selected for ability ^ gym nast, who will perform on the
two Inch top of * too foot nm.t.
Which Ims n swny of 1G feet nt the
1 entertainment programs, aftpr top;
Vislfors to the fair may witness
noon ahd nlphts. o the South
Florida fair here until Feb. 18, 1 Urn first exhibition of. two horses.
f,■•StHeder^gownil
mdhngcr,
--------- ------------. . aM. W * * 1 * onc rid ir. leaping an
nounccd. The,»cU ware selected auto sedan together, a snectnclc in
from the leading entertainers of which it misstep or miscnlculaticn
the principal circusi and fair cir- may mean fatality to the horses or
cuita, exceptional c jortimity be- the rider. The act appears in the
jng given to obtain le.bcst as all Joe Greer Society circus. Greer
the big circuses ai
are closed for the winter.
Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property.
Easy Repayment Plan
Office in new Merriwcather Building
CJ
2nd S tre e t
Stucco
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Rock*
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Shingles
Roofing
s
Iip in lli« f.Vii .
a lte r
(he other, makin
loops high in tb
y "renon
rn h V.n'‘l \ nR
IX. i n n p l e r A5 5 S. L a w . „f
on ltie date* and l.etw.ri,
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" f r lh o P u rp o s e o f r e c e iv in g TAX m rrU U X g
(lACeola— Pebrunry Stb. IOf>o.A.M
0f visitors an opportunity to ace
^ .p ro g ra m without discomfort.
. Among the principal entcrUiivnanta is ths sensational auto loop,
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CANDIES
Special attention paid to
Parties, receptions
and weddings.
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WE WILL BE CLAP TO
(ldti.yi—I etiruarjr* kth. I:»n V. M.
(M iiiluot-, —l’elirimry
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Ovlwlir-Ffl
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S& IVE YOU
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O a U rlc lla — K ru ru n ry io ih . lii;go A
A ltn m n n ie - —P e b r n a r y lo th , 1:00 p,
l.OlIgW liwtI.s k o M a rj
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iJ iL e M onroe— F e h n m r y irtli,
P a u la — F e b ru a ry 12th. l:t»0 I1
<frie passing
rcc complete
r.
Another
Phone 611
' Factory 308 W. Central Avenue
Retail Store 15 E, Central Avenue
Orlando, Florida
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Phone 536
As Lon
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Sanford Grows—
Well lochtvd Business Properly wiii'dnKnncc in
value. Sanford,Having a substantial backing thut
boast of,
few towns can Boast
or, Is certain toB
to grow; and
business property bought'now will return a hand
some prdfit fn days to come. Consult us ami let
us explain why,
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“Business P^pperty Is Your Safest
Investm ent.”
Ah proof of what others think of Sanford we
have k client wfio wishes to lend up to $1,000,000
on Skriford City Property. See us if your home
or building nedds ltinahcing.
If location-character of land-quality of improvements-accessibility and
value arc the outstanding features you investigate before you buy a properly cither for a hom e site or an investm ent-look the map of Sanford of ten
years ago-five years a g o -tw o years ago-an d of today squarely in the face.
\11 indications point to the Eastern section as the goal to w hich Sanfofd is
expanding-aqd a careful investigation of the fine properties in this section
Sanford Realty Company
will single out
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H. S. LONG, Manager
0-10-11 Bali Building
I’hone 651
Front Foot
U N p E ft QtJOTEI)
P R IC E S ,,
Of A djoining Business Property.
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The Best of the Eastern Lake
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This choice business corner 65^x138Vs W. Church St., close in where prices
are rapidly" increasing in Orlando’s
bertjjuy.in businessjinojpecty,_____
“Where Values, and -’ric e s H a rm o n iz e
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62.iy, O r a j n g p . ^ ,
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**h> g r f j a j i a b i J L 1' ii» .u y i p y
ment in high-grade. Sanford Real
Estate—see Marvania it is the acme
of perfection of ideally located
property.
W orth,$1,000 Per Acre
A real investm ent th a t’s sure to produce
a good income. Priced for quick sale a t —
is onb’o f
.wittiest groves in Or
LET UB DRIV E YOU;
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.t h e Fleetw ood Hotel* system, has let the
> T c o n t r a c t fo r the construction o f the D ay tona Shores Fleetw ood H otel to the Buchholz
C o ^ | ^ .cd o iu O > m p « n y ,- o f :^ h ^ i l f e f T C ^ t 7
TTHe hotel w ill be fifteen stories high and will
coat $i a2 ,0
Iitt will
completed this
cost
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D o Y o u Realize W hat T his M eans?
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nvnc and connecting ,boulevards,
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, while
, .. ,tyappy
arives
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V *1” ) thls announcement appears, workmen _
ii ^icvt
d ywood,
. a ^ cand
l e ato
^ r^streets,
o u n das for
the sitifof
the
the first
step in our
big program for the development of the property around this hotel.
T*hjs great institution and the
Fleetwood Section
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C D aytona Shores
C U / ^ r n o iwill
i m 11 rgrow
Y m t i f tup
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in record time . T h e end of the year will find a
splendid com m unity on this river-bound penin
sula. T h e Fleetwood willtbe completed, with
its docks, casino, swimming pool, tennis courts,
broadcasting station, etc.
And the Fleetwood
Section will be crisscrossed w ith paved riverside
itative
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1 hls Meam ^ o h t s Derived From Perform ance
T h e Fleetwood Section will make money for
investors.
Early investors, o f course, will
profit most. And they will profit quickly because every value-enhancing factor promised
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.. y ,s under way. T h e property is not yet
vai able for public offering, but we arc accept,ng reservations in the order received. Prelimi
nary p ats and full inform ation can be obtained
a our ocal office. M ake y o u r reservations
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-T H E SANFORD HERALT).
gdT Islands O ff Coast
^JEtfTOMANAN
Superior Methods
To T
Of Lnnd
y £ eu,tons E x P « to d
To Result In Penetration
Of France’s Rural D istricts
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. <._<*>)
Foerm" nC.C 7 ®nt“nl,y "»»t become
Germanized in fact, if not in the
ory, in the opinion of Dr. R H
True, professor of botany, NniVerslty of Pennsylvania.
•t.771,!3 J 0»LCla,s,ion ,B b*8**1 upon a I
**» »'i«tory of agriculture 1
from the earliest
m o n ls to the present day, n sub- 1
iaPstudy” ^
^*8 mn<^e n * P « - ‘
"I -can’t see w hat is going to
save Franco from German agnculPenetration,” Dr. True said,
History, ns I enterpret It,, re
volves about the problem of fool
supply, n::d that is primarily a
land .yuostion. Politics is the institution through which Inhd affccts nations through their rulers.
’The Germans.always tu r n been
active populntors. fro m th e.earli
est times they have, been boiling,
over their boundaries. Julius Cae
sar caught them raiding tho Gauls.
Not many years ago the Garmnn
trjbcs again raided the Gauls
1928
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tee, with a stable population,
■uc asserted, faced by land
f Germany posMssing a
developed knowledge of
a agricultural ' methods, is
K yield part o f j ^ r c n R e .
y, too, is facta. with .the
'or more fanning land*. he
'T h at is w hat is the trouble
Don’t Miss
The
Charlest
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milanetheatre t o n i g h t
H fH B
Prizes For The Winners
unoccupied [
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««» ihc parish—from Har llnrhor 16 the Bay
J. (icptill (center, with wife). Below is a
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I He leurncd this immediately nf' ter he shouldered the missionniv
rj j _f burden carried for a score of y e a n
* ri( r„ .
Hcv. A. P. MacDonald, the Se.i
' , C'ci.Ht Mission's founder. ‘
When Rev. MacDonald first hearv ,u ' *-‘;m visiting the fisher folk on th>; Maine islands life’s cycle for them
rhur.'li 1 was but to be born, to wring from
sn nun1; l’,e sen n m eagre existence for
lOrvllli T 'hortened years nnd-then to die.
Better I.ivlrng
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The nracticul religion «>f the Sen
r ,
v,in t-onst Mission and its cvungels has
M ) wm tii, nccoynUaj for bettor
shdHer, *r|» >r Jpmita
measure of education
, - „ growing »cc eptunce
^ ,or' . Old Story. ,
cn-f,n n
“Sunbe,,^*' jK
much o f 1
p . fog-mi- t »,0 r r ,.(|jt for ihis. For 13 years.
<he "Jb’bnbenm’’ chugged bnck ami
. 1"!il .
fortli nmong the islands witli the
ki ■
' b v pilot, some of bin assistants,
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and often one or more sick or in’
n. I |iarishoiiora ns passengers.
, ’i lie "Sunbeam” is g etting old
-.ii ioi .'..,, m.d decrepit now. .She is a bit uncl‘tv
" >•, rtnin in n storm . In the spring,
ciouini ,,f R«v. Cj until I hopes to have n new
n t ) . iic-j.f- 'mat built. Iteuching tlie present
limits of his boat is difficult
an'1
enough, and beyond those* limits
«rni «,ft-i,' t)i,.fo still nre i.ounlid settlem ents.
R'v. (,upt ll| "And the denomination of the
1 • Near a mission?" I asked.
w*th <»f tie*
A leaflet describing “The Chris -1
® Lo o n ; tinn Brotherhood of the Seacoast," |
v and N’oya organised to inspire local religious
"uinv ilioir 1leadership nmong tlio islanders,
Jv 0ut. and j was the answer,
ttirr head“ We promise so .far ns in ua lies ,
. r'r“l" :,’i- to exemplify tho Christian life ami I
anshionari|to try to lmul others to do tlw.'
f W ld S aific ^ rK iin tK S pledge which i t 1
>Uirituu| contained. ’
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rit!nii. sky
There is no puibbling over creed j
. at u n tu -!or ritual in tho religion ol ttiir.
ir Wei'ame' fat-flung offshore parish.
There’s just human hclpfjlncss.
Money AVAILABLE
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Continuous
s
Loans
u" , ‘i,»eral Valuation Basis at 77e
W|„.„ in t |u. nttorkr t for f uniJ-^
Sanford .llunor wus planned, forcluid. and completed com
m unity visualized in every possible detail, .before n single
workman se t his foot upon the properly. Today, it is pro
gressing along its charted course ut a m az in g 'sp e e d , niude
possible by (he foreth o u g h t of its builders in p rep arin g l(s
schedule of advancem ent, which cafrien it full th ro u g h the
completion of th e en tire development. E arly development
prices, still In effect, o ffer opportunities now here to be ex
* *’• CONNELLY & SONS
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'Have Good Buys!
SANFORD
MANOR.
» e s, I x j t s , B u s i n e s s
J ,|ut will
P ro p e rty
celled.
SANFORD
Pullman coaches leave Sanford daily, a t 10:45 A. M. and 3:00
P. M., from the Valdez Hotel, for Sanford Manor. We will be
pleased to entertain you on u trip to the properly, only u seven
minutes ride from the City of Sanford.
&
make y o u a
nice profit
V .
Orange
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CHRYSLER
EAGLE AUTO SERVICE
. HAS. T. F U L L E R MOTOR CO.
o r ilifcht. Meets all tra in s
4*i W. 1st SU
, . Photic f.92 nffe transfer. Phone 651 and
Comm
W ILLYS -‘KNIGHT *ml OvCrland.
R E EL A SONS
TRY CHIROPRACTIC fo r- th h t
F. find M. Motor Co* P ark and
You Drive It. .
lumbago, Sciatic. •Rheumatism,
C om m ercial./ «.
V’ A y l*>.
W. Myrtle, and- 2nd Qt.
and Neuritis. Others W » b*4n c a r
why not you 7 Phono 4WW' for
8 KMTNOLE HUDSON-ESSEX
15— Service Stations—R epair ed,
an appointment. Dr. W .. E. MacINC. •
intf
203 Oak A renne
Phone .41 .
Hector sent imm ediately
r payment
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jroper classification.
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ta tif one incorrect Insertion,
advertiser fo r subsequent
mrtions. Tho office should be
dfied im m ediately, in case of
HAVE YOUR CAR
Washed
Polished
and
DODGE
Greased
Miller O. Phillips Co* Inc.
a t't h e ..
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Pleasure enrs and'U rahum trucks.
Oak and 2nd S tre e t
Phone 3 PERFECTIO N AUTO LAUNDRY
Oak Avonuo
SANFORD BUICK CO,
Wo Givo 'N ig h t Service
212 Mugiiolia Avenue
• Phone 367
W IGHTS—Three stations. M ag
. H U PS—MARMONS
nolia and Second, F irs t and Elm,
Sanford Automobile Co.
Sanford Avcnnc and 10th S tre e t
206 M agnolia Ave.
Phono 137
E xpert service. .
**TO ADVERTISERS
I H erald representative thorfhly fam iliar w ith rate s,
m a n d classlf feat ion will give
i com plcto'inlorm ntion. And
rou wish, they w ill,assist you
LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSOM
OPEN ALL NIGHT
Edw ard H iggins, Inc.
ter Service Day and N ight
Commercial A Palm etto. Phone 331 v •
24 Hours Storage
• W ALKER & LEW IS GARAGE
NASH
* • Sanford Ave. A 2nd S treet
Sanford Dealer, 8 . A. Pino
1W. F irs t St. *' ••1 •• Phone 617' - ............. .. TJ’hone 00 .
IM PORTAN T NOTICE
Advertisers should give th e ir
eet or postoffice addreM an
II as th e ir phone num ber if
y desire results. A bout ond
ider out of a thousand has a
phone, and tho others can't
jfu n lcate w ith y ou unless
r know your address*
H discontinuance M UST be
la In person a t The SanI H erald offlee o r by let’ ^Telephone diseontinuanare not valid.
P rom pt— E ffic ie n t
Service.
Moon — D iana Sales and Scrvied
208 W. F irst S t
' phone 017
S. Q. PORTER. Mgr.
firtf& r& s fe t10
• CHEVROLET
Don-Jon Chovrolet Co.. Ine.
2nd nnd M ngholia
Phone
-Announcem ents
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DIANA
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III—Burinesa Service
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18— Business Service Oiffercd
DODGE TOURING In good condi BERTHA GREGORY HOUGHTON
tion, fa ir rubber all around. Sold . — Lake lllnry teacher of plnnft
for repairs. W aldon's Garage. 411 and vocal music. . Study music
with n competent nnd thorough
E .'4 th Street.
teacher.
DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS
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Sell Good Used Cars.
Ford Coupe.
Ford Coupe.
Ford Touring.
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Fordor Sedan.
Ford Touring.
Ford Ton Truck.
—----- MILLER O. PH ILLIPS, INC.
Phone 3
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Oak a t 2nd St.
1026
1022
1025
1026
1023
1026
AMERICAN CAFE
We have Just opened up a modem
earn in the Cates building. Wo servo
homo cooked foods, in tnc cleanest
of surroundings. Everything sani
tary’. Come in and eat with us.
IF IT ’ff A BARGAIN
“ We Iinvo It"
RUNNYLAND REALTY CO.
’erKonnls
R ealtor
II. G. Woolwnrth, M gr., 221 Mcisch
JFFF.RERR of h e a rt trouble, AnBldg., over Piggy' W iggly; but wc
f ir ia Pactoris, Dropsy, Asthm a, SMALL FORD truck, ju st rig h t for
, deliver.
n run about. Cheap, 400 Myrtlo
Erh Blood Pressure, Paralysis, I
ifl gladly tell you free, how you
n g a t quirk and lasting relief,
tbout using drugs, medicine or
Huns. Addrcs.i R. V. Walden, Box
81— Wanted—To Rent
50, New Haven, Conn. r
FR ESH FRUIT, fresh vegetables.
>i Frcfth oysters daily. We carry
J , E? 8PURL1NG, subdivision
only the b e st In these lines. Try our
i specialist. Subdivision to Orstore for quality product*. Royal
, H elghta, Florida on Dixie HighF ru it Co., 107 W. F irst Street.
Undo, Florida, nnd F lo r a
BARGAINS IN USUI)
(411TRACTOR SERVICE: P P I um
disking . nnd Street graifl
CARS
and Found
Let us do your subdivision. M
Lord, Koqte A» Box 216.
locked coat on - Celery
>rs in pocket. Liberal re
19—Building—Contracting
tu rn to H erald Office.
1 W. N. Touring Model 1025
SANFORD ELECTRIC CO.
Successors .to Glllon A P latt
raonoy on Oak Avp.; near
2 Overland Touring 91, 1021
116 Mugnollu. Everything elec
L* ‘ Owner apply a t Hl'i
trical. Phono 422. E lcctragith
Radio.
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F. ft M. MOTOR CO.
Corner P ark and Commercial
Sanford, FJa.
XOST'BoLwcen the postoffice and
.; Roum illat & A nderson's' approxi
m ately 2 6 6 'unused 2 -cent stam ps.
F in d e r p le a s e re tu rn t o . Florida
V egetablo Corporation.
EVBfc'BitITE Radiant Oil Heater.
' Sanford Agitat. 109 Sanford
Avetiuo..
77— H o u s e s f o r R e n t
between Holly and Cedar.
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houses
>tcd. among be a u tiful oak trees,
Edwards.
P .0 Pox, ■/?£».
Our prices are right. Cnfth or
iy fo r om ipaney January 25th
termp^....W cwapt, ypMr fyulnese. 221 ROOM houpc*, alWplV f t
and F ebruary. 10th.
cd.
LaTce
Mary.
Sco
Mrs,
62—Musical fnstrum enta
P rices.an d term * very reasonable
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Brokers ’ si
A. P . CONNELLY & SONS
carry 4 complete Hat of thw r 78—OffidteB and Pdflt Rfroift fj
Cor. Second and Magnolia
We make n specialty of owr prom nt b est offerings in tho classified col- FURNISHED offlM fbr TCht CalT
ums
daily.
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filling of prescriptions and quick
770 or w rite P. O. Box 272. Act
delivery.
Drugs — Soda — H ot Sandwiches 64—Seeds, Plants, Fertilizers
LANEY’S DRUG 8TORB—Pre- CUT FLOWERS for sale. Calendu
XI—Real Estate For
las now ready. 26c per dozen.
beriptionft, Drugs, Sodas. We
Phone
40-W.
Mrs.
L.
II.
Jones.
.
SPECIALS, Lot 128 i n . Pinchurst
nrp; as near you as your phone.
fl,8 5 0 ;"6 lots opposite Suinfonl
Call 103.
“STEWART TH E FLO RIST'
Manor, one h corner, 13350. Little
Flowers fo r all occasions.
ft Clayden, rodm 4, Ball Building.
28—Repairing
83— Faring
814 Myrflo. Phono 2G0-W.
65—Specials a t the Stores
TWO automobile salesmen.
SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tiled
proposition to hustlers. Replies
roofa, built up roofs. Re-rooflng
strictlv confidential. Address R.
over old roofs. I^nks repaired. E s
00 feet fncing on Cedar Avenue
L. S. care of Herald.
tim ates free. Call O a k A v o . and
C
s tr e e t facing A.
8rd S t Phone 111.
PH O N E'148 for prompt attention
126 fe e t fronting oh Maple Ave
and experienced scrvico in ar- nue arid running back 117 feet on
TV—Employment
ranging you? copy. ____________ } 6th S tre e t rig h t by a .s p u r track
SMALL 4 room house near San of tho A. C. L. I t R,
32—Help Wanted—Female
These tw o pieces of .property are
ford Mhrfor. Cheap for quick ealo.
ATKINS
“SILVER
STEEL'
especially
adapted fo r warehouse
EXPERIENCED w oitm ia. Apply
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sites. The price and term s are
Handsaw. Absolutely
[IREE LARGE lots, comer 11th very reasonable. See us and let us
Guaranteed.
nnd Myftle. Wonderful for a p a rt- show you the property.
COLORED GIRL wanted to care
ment house site. Easy terms'. P. O. Homes and Home S ites;—
fo r child in nft$moon. Call up
Fbr snlo by
6 lots in F o rt Mellon a t 42,000.00
Box 006.
stairs a t 1112 Myrtlo Avenue.
eaph. One of .th e best develop
BALL HARDWARE
ments In Sanford. In full view of
33— Help Wanted—Male
Phone 8
Lake Monroe. H as w ater, lights and
paved streets. '■ ‘ ,..-0 -':.'
3,3—Help Wanted Male
Lota In Rosp.Coijnrt S2$d0.00 anil
ACREAGE
up. There is more building in.this
YOUNG MAN: Ono with high
1000 acres one mile frontage on
school eduration preferred, who
St. John’s RlVcr. 16,000 foot front
can mce£ tho public, and call on
age on Wckiva River, f 110 per acre.
local business men. S alary basis.
110 per cent cash. Balsnco terms.
State age in communication. A d
29 1-1 acres, 20 acres tiled; now for $3250.00 a n d up. Now is the
dress II 10 care Herald.
$8000 house, high class celery farm , time to buy. Sco us a t ■
west *idc.
SEVERAL good insurance men to
THE WHITE REALTY CO.
write a monthly policy. W riters 66-^-Wantcd—To Buy
• 305 F irst N at'l. Bank Bldg. __
can clean up big. Box 300, Smith
JAR. A. JOHNSON
Bldg., Orlando, Fla.
WANTED—I want to buy or leuau
112 W. First S tre e t
somo light business filling sta
tion, tourist camp lunch counter,
ool room or an* light business
HIGiILA.Nl]
5 ROOM house, feood location. All
m t docs not* require much help.
modern conveniences. A bargain.
J. D. 8 . care of Herald, i. ’
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RBAL ESTATE SALESMEN
IX—Rooms and Board
07—Rooms W ith Board
Only producers wanted. We have
an unusually attractive proposition
lQ offer to bust lorn who have come
to Sanford to nutke monoy.Our list
ings and ciientei is tho best. If
you nro n salesman and want to
mftke perm anent connections, where
y*|i;fif*rvicoe w in.W Tdpprertnted,
anti your income unlimited. Ad
dress Rox D -100 enro H erald, far
un interview.
ROOM for gentleman, private fam
ily. Sttttc location .a n d .price.
Box 19 care Hfcrald. ^ • * • 1
{{OOM for one or two. Apply 102<i
M yrtlo Avenue.
SALESM EN to. sell Holly Hill
' Grove and- F ru it Co.'s oranga
groves nnd to solicit prospects for
busses. Call a t 210 E. 2nd Htrcot
between 0 and fi o'clock p. m. Mon
day, W ednesday, Thursday, Friday
M IRACLE Concrete Co., general with your recommendations.
cemont w ork, sidewalks, build
ing blockn, irrigation boxes, J . R. 36—Situations Wanted'
TcrwIUogof, Prop,'..
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% tu rn to »i. M. I>,Nl
8 AN FOR H EIG H TS, Wctlnbsay. m orning,' one now turim ulin.
sard.* Sanford Cnfth G arage
% P hone’472-W.
GOOD USED CARS
II— A utom obiles
1922
1921
1923
19241923
1923
1923
to u tin g $76 if taken this
tpplf.519 Union S treet.
: *<JOOb USED CARS AT.
LOW PRICES
Dodge touring.
Chcvrolut touringu
Chevrolet tourings.
Fqrd tourings.
Ford touring.
S ta r touring.
Nash touring.
All the above cars nro in good
ciimiilion and tbo prices nro
right.
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72—W here to Stop In Town
24— Painting—Papering
T. M. DU NLA P: Palntl
b e tte r kind. 10 th a
Phone 660-W.
of the
Laurvl.
RUN AN AD in thesQ columns.
The cast is sm all, results are
grout. Phono 148. .
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52— IhiHincHM Equipment
ROOM BY YOUNG MAN: Central
ly located, must huvo hot water
and convenient to bath: Slate price
in communication. Address L. F. G.
core Sanford Herald.
H. B. McCALL JB .
Builders Supplies
UO N orth Laurel 8 L
74—Apartm ents and Flats
to
rA dvcrtls^.4hore old a r
ticles yqu' have ftored bw*V flud
THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT
have no dee for. A little thirty—Central W ast‘Virginia’s largcent ad m ay bring you several
eat daily. Wont ad rate 1 l - 2c per
dollars. Phone 148 and « tepre- H ILL LUMBER CO. H oum of word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 6 or
Service, Q uality and Prica;
sen tatlfu win call and see you. .
more le per word each Insertion.
P O N ’T, Y O U T « v .
fbE tS E A f
O P FO R
- JO t> T T O P L .E A .'- d E
r 1
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DO
that
M E
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house and gu$1,500, inquire
Grocery Store.
S H O O U D T1^s f T O P U e V b E
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McCALli ft FOX
REALTORS
l ’HONE 746.
BARGAINS
J Q is e ^ y
PRETTY
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A very desirable home in Fort
Mellon, will soon he completed.
Sec Mr. Britt of tho BrittChittenden Reulty Co.
UNEXCELLED . OPPORTUNITY
FOR INVESTMENT .IN BUSINESS.PROPI----Two story-etdceo bi
«ss buitding on lot 48.6x117,
.vcon Elm
M W 'Ir s t
nnd la u re l Avenues,
St., $45,000.00. Prodt
r inconic
T)5,000.00.
12C feet on ITTIion Avcftuc at
corner of Chapman at $225.00
per front foot. Worth twice tho
price asked. Sco Mr. H unt nt
uritt-Chlttcndcn Realty Co.
A modern business building
near in on West First Street,
netting 10 per cent income now
on the price usked.
20 acres on Island Lake fX,
000.00, a good buy for an in
vestment, better for a ruru
home.
BHITT-CU1TTENDEN REALTY
CO., INC.
CORNER lot for sale. 60x120 at
Orono Lake, 400 f t from water;
Price $1,200. See Mr. Curtis, 616
Palmetto Aye., phone 285.
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au
gusta, Ga., A ugusta’s greatest
classified medium, rate , cosh, 9c
charge. 10« minimum. \ >t* \
ApVERTIBING g ets reeuite If U
reaches potential buyers. PaIstka Daily News ia circulated ifl
■a industrial and agricultural sec-
W H A T 'b
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ACT QUICK!
By GEORGE M cM ANUS
O A ^ O C iH T E W t
-
/ 1' / L ? n*.aJs ._• -,i 1
f *X/ / Ar 1 s
Sule
2 ROOM kitchenette and bath
apartm ents. Hot water, beauti
fully decorated—centrally located.
Fine outlook. W. M. Young, owner.
208 N. P ark Avenue.
A* REMARKABLE-JJUY1
Eastern exposure lot In iVank
lin Terrace on Oak Avcnuo for onlj
41,000. This iu u listing tn a t wil
hold for only a very short time.
FURNISHED housekeeping apart
m ent o r sleeping rooms. To
nerm nnent tenant* 'only. No chil
dren, hot wntcr nnd telephone fu r
nished. Apply 711 Park Ave.
INGING U P FA T H E R
hy
more
69— Rooms for Housekeeping
MONTEZUMA HOTEL
Sanford's most homo-Uke ho
21— Insurance
EXPERIENCED lady stenographer tel; located on corner Magnolia
desiroa employment. Can furninh Avo., 2 minutes walk from busi
. SOUTH FLORIDA LOTS
references from past employer. ness section. Open all year.
j . il McDo n a l d , Mgr.
$1.00 CASH
Address Box LL, care Herald.
Phone 486
Twclvo hundred lots a t W ebster,
Fla., Cucumber City, truckers YOUNG LADY wishes p o rtio n
paradise, $50.00 each —$1 rush, $1 ^ -cith er bookkeeper o r stenogra- 73— Wanted—Rooms, Hoard
Weekly.
No interest. All lots phey. Preferably bookkeeping. Sev
High nnd dry. fertile, many shudeJ. eral years experience. T. E. L^carc.
,.,
Hgthing beach, worth' douhlo,-war Har aid.-.y-yy— r .. T
ranty dM drfuot abstract with each
A ROOM and hoard in private
sale. 16 photographs, plat liter- 49—Poultry and Supplier
family by two young men. The
nturu on request. . Blanton Land ORDER chickens, eggs, sweet | m> distanro
no object. Box AAA care
Co , Ilox 3349, Tam pa, Fla.
tatoes, "syrup from Mcxill Pro of Sanford Herald.
duce Co., Florida.
t♦* “
DON JON ( W >
Sanford Avenue
18 T „ F U L L E R MOTOR
COMPANY
* C hrysler Dealer
V*. 1st fit.
Phone 692
FA T H E R - w
pays
MR. W. Pi cXrfTI^R ' 1 ‘ *
Room 230 Mcisch Building
FURNISHED room. 307 East 0th
HI— H o u ses F o r
Street.
LARGE room, nicely furnished NEW four room
rnge. good well.
suitablo for light housekeeping.
at Citrus Heights
Telephone 601-W.
. . .
W. M. Beck.
35—Salesmen and Agcnta
IMES II. COWAN—All kinds
of Tint and Sheet Metal Work.
W ater and Boat Tanks. A t Oak
Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele
phone 1 1 1 .
ROOMS,, with or without meals. INCOME propeprty
tliun 8 per cent.
., Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
Fcmnlc
LICENSE TAG No.
',1—1928 Chrysler Six Touring
, Good as new, good rubber,
1— 1024 Essex Four coach
1— 1926 Ford II
r------- Four touring
i in and/look these c a rs '1
iv$ r before you buy.
94—Houses For Sale
rrft—ffToimehrtld C o 6d s
13— Automobiles for Ex
Automobiles for Sale
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p e r c e n t, p e r a n n u m a n d a r e t o b e
d a te d J a n u a r y ta t , 1931. IH te re a t
p a y a b le a e m l-a n n u a lly o n J u l y t a t
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m a t u r e J a n u a r y ta t . H IT .
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m a tu r e J a n u a r y la t. 191*.
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with you and you are very apt to
become lazy.
Your easy going fault may lend
you to rarelcaaness.
S m ite Imm on ihia date, while
easy going, are certain to become
t Ifu it lit in their work, because they
to o lazy to htcomo p e lte d .
Thea.t persona will he' admired
for their pool and settled style of
• '•ndUcfing burin, sa tleulr.
The buy trail* of women horn on
i his date will Make some hateful
i .ward housewonl and ivaultf in
their making useless expenditures
f *r having their housework done.
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MIDST of tlie GREATEST CELERY DISTRICT of
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HOME EDITION
SANFORD^ FLOttIl>A.\FRlDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1920.
NUMBER 16ft.
D oom ed
ManSupports
Famous Composers O f T errific Blizzards
CH
Capitol Punishment On
Indian Lyrics Will Appear
Way To Electric Chair IS CENSURED A t Municipal Hall Tonight Take Heavy Toll In
OSSINING, N. Y., Feb. G.—(fl7)
—Protesting again the injustice of
his own execution, Mntthcw W as
scr whose fath er was hanged, op
posed abolition., of capital .punish
ment almost on the brink, of the
electric chair. .
He told Warden Lawes, who gave
the fatal order fo r his electrocution
last night, th a t ho hoped Iho w ar
den's cam paign.for the abolition of
the denth pendlty would fail.
W asscr was electrocuted with
Ernest T. Mimms, negro, who kill
ed detect!vo Chester A. llngon, a
year ago, In the Brdnx. WaKsor
was convicted of m urdering HoWnrd Duff, a N iagara Falls payniasr i n g ; ter, In a hold-up. During Wasl u p j I sere’ appeal, from conviction, two
civil war veterans pleaded with a
judge to order th a t W asscr bo ex
today
, sec- ecuted under hiB own name, to snve
that of nn old comrade from di«graco.
i
bather Also Executed
.Wasscr, they raid. writ r-ally
the son of Louis Peter Otto, who
was nhnged in 1885 fo, the murder
Mnt*|S w,w He 'vn', adopted by
Mntthcw Wnsser and took his fo«.
to rs name. The judge told the
veterans he could do nothing.
"I feel that this is un injustice,”
Wasscr said before he went to the
c.iair, because I nm only one out
of the seven Implicated, and the
fntle " h° f,rcd lhc shot escaped my
Rcv.Emt)rin:rham’si Siuteriicnt
Supporting
Modification
Of Prohibition :,nw Scored
By Temperance Sddefies
Directors AVill Meet •
To Formulate Policy
Rev. Gilbert Sayri Minister
H n s No Authority To Speak
He expressed himself ns hdjf.
For
The Episcopal Church
feront as to whether he lived or
Tlmrlow l.ieurance, noted com
poser of Indian n»ngs, and also a
famous pianist, will Iks at tho Mu
nicipal Hall tonight tinder the nunpiees of the music department of
the Woman’s Club for a lerics of
songs and piano num bed of his
own compositions, He will bd in
sisted in his program by his wife
Edna Wooley l.ieurance, soprano
and flutist.
Mr. Lirurnncc was brought to
Sanford through the efforts of Mrs.
Donald P. Drummond, chairman of
the music department of the club,
who promises that tonight’s con
cert will be one of the greatest
treats ever heard by sn audience in
Seminole County.
The composer, who is said, to
have spent many years among the
various Indian tribes of this ar.d
other American countries, has
published at least -to songs based
on old Indian melodics and tribal
music, and his nature studies dur
ing the many year* of his associa
tion with Iho tribes have also re
sulted in the publication of mnny
songs fraught with melodics of the
woods and wild life.
Many local civic organizations
are supporting the Woman’s Club
in the latter’s efforts to put San
ford on the musical map of the
country, and it is snld that tho
concert tonight will fa r surpass
any ever held In this city before.
Many reservations -have been
made for choice seats and the hall
is expected to be filled to capacity.
Edna Woolley Licurance, tho
composer’s wife, has been praised
by music lovers and voice culturIi»ts all over the country on the
nnlity nnd timber of her Voice".
[it rendition of Indian songs is
said to he beautifully done, und
from the number of fnvorable com
ments she has received from crit
ics, it Is evident thut she has pleas
ed ninny audiences.
The program for tonight, ns an
nounced this morning, will include
snch well known numbers as: “ She ;
Stands There Smiling,” “ By Weep
ing W aters.” "I Sing In My Heart
At Tho Weaving,” "Autumn.”
“Wium" and "By the W aters of
Minnetonka..”
Lives And Property
Pa Graduates
32 Deaths Result From
Storms D am aging
Shipping A t Many
Northern P o i n t s
Five Dead In
New York City
S
Many Ships Wrecked
not, however, and then told \V,,nle t
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NEW YORK, Feb. d.-4/P)—
Lnwp* he____
disagreed
with him „•* U|1
to
In Stormy Seas In
tho abolition of capital puuLhnt‘wL’ announced policy of the
meat.
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" •church tcmperanco •society of the
Vicinity Of Boston
"I hope you will not he micc.-s*- Episcopal Church favoring modifi
lul in the movement you arc under cation of the Volstead net and leg
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.r-(A P )
taking," he said.
alization of light wine j and beer,
—NortheAstenf
United.States
hns brought n violent storm of op
of
today was struggling; to free
position and defense throughout
oding
the United Stales.
itself from the grip of the
at
Prohibition leaders, and Episco
m ast severe snow of the win
palian organizations have scored
th at
ter, that lasted fully 21 hours,
the statement of the Rev. Dr.
Dnd
causing B2 deaths. •
James Empringham. national Sec
etablc
retary qf the- society, who in anEight were killed in a build
[citrus
1 nouneing the new policy asserted
ing
collapse under the.weight
that the Volstead net had failed.
ifonl
of
snow
at New Britain, Conti,
Even members of the organiza
.... ... ....Vn. 44, restaurant propri; boneight
perished
t sen. There were
tion
Itself
me
taken
aback
by
tho
|
etor
and
fnther
of
four
children,
rettable Army Officers At Honolulu Says Help Of Public Spirit;:!
announcement. A meeting of tho
I ecivnt n diploma from Lombard other denthn in vntious cities.
Seek To Locate Source Of
People' Of Sanford Made A '>>«td of directors will ho called
j roll.’ge, Illinois, a t the close of the Trains were hours lute nnd com
at this
a
'
n
to
consider
the
situation.
Sluff; Canteens Searched
first semester this winter.
Ho muting esrvicc was disrupted in
Success Of Program Held
to be
New York, Boston and Philadel
Defender;
of
Dr.
Empringhnm,
completed
the
course
In
three
nnd
And Perfumes Confiscated
For Big Tennessee I’nrly including • oral church dignitar
dty ena half yenrs nnd won high scholas phia. Wire romimmlcution was in
Mayor
Asks
Citizens
Support
Earlv
Session
Voted
In
Effort
lime.
ies as ert i. . his conclusions a ft
honors, ills home is in Gnlcs- terrupted.
HONOLULU,.- Feb. 5. —f a
_ prize
Proposed Bond Issue That tic
A statement thanking the citi er a year’s investigation arc' cor -1 To Get BUI Through Before
Five ships wero in distress a t
burg,
HI.
kU i
*■« i sen. Three thousand passenger.«
| would stens wero taken a t .Schofield Bnr- zens of Sanford for their -uppnrt rect.
Commissioners
May
Carry
First
Income
Tax
PnymentH
r lower rncks today to prevent the sale of
wero on boats plying between Now
Dr. : .pringhom stands by his I Become Due On March 15
Out Projects Under Way
itosts all liquids containing alcohol ns n‘ in the entertainment program guns and reiterates Unit a poll of
York and New England polnla
rt so i're®ult of the death.yesterday of :dx which was given yesterday to the members of society how a prepon- j
when tho vessels had to anchor in
An
outline
of
the
city
improve
he, soldiers from alcoholic poisoning. big party of visitors from Ten deranee in favor <>» the m odifies-; WASHINGTON. I). C., Feb.
Long
Island Sound, near New York.
o w e rs|^ ° men died a fte r drinking bu*y nessee by the flm m lwr of Com- tion of the law. The issue was'dc- j f>.-r-W)—The Semite was called ment .program was given members
•Tno storm spread a snow bltipkot
into
session
on
hour
earlier
than
han- rum>obtained a t the post exchange mcrce. was issued last night by j . I hated Inst varying from a few inches to two
• by Radio ., from usual today to fight, out the ques of the Chamber of Commerce at
tables where it was sold as a hair tonic.
feet. Wind driven, it formed a
their
re
g
u
la
r'
meeting
today
by
G.
Bull,
chairman
of
lhc
enter-1
^ashington
b>
enutor
Edge,
Retion of rc|>eal <>f the Income tax
While n special hoard of inquiry tnimnciii committee.
aty and
blockade over county highways
j nnhlirnn. New Jersey and Senator publicity provision of the tax re I Mayor Forrest Lake, who presiilcil
was
investigating
the
cnsc.
three
• jrtai
through Pennsylvania, New York,
■Mr. Hall, in commenting .... the I
Democrat; Washington.
duction hill.
> in the absence of the president,!
ithtisi- soldiers were still in u critical con
New Jersey nnd New raiglund.
, ,
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Edge characterized the \ .dstpa.l
The early session wu« voted; Edward Higgins.
I Wil 8 In jllro d In A u to W reck
__ swirled out
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| honors, dition, and three were recovering MMt -f the delegation, stated that ,K.t ll8 „ -colossal failure." ...„| „
The gnlo
Ri sen, Into
from the poisoning. Some .of the
o\ : r the objections of Senutors
The Mayor stated that items of
.Jim. 28 W h ile H e tu rn in p 1 yesterday toward the Grand Banka
ubir oi sick men arc also believed to have in.ii'v oi the visitors told him that {"stupendous expense” to t:tx|>.
’ To Brother; am! the ship lanes. At tho’lowesS
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Sanfoiil was really a substantial i ers. Dill .denied Unit i>i <lnbiti< .1 ( oJHtns. Michigan, nnd Norris, Ne- ^ j o r importance on tho program j From Visit
J eshibit drunk akolelmo, u native whiskey.
brnskn, Republicans, the roll being for the near future nfv the widen -1
estimate
It
will
coat
New
Ydfk
|t n said
cite
in
everv
respect,
and
that
11
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i,u
r'
,l8(','1
''’temper..me,
n
Latter Dies From Injuries $ 1,000,000 to dig out of the storm.
The six victims, all privates, died
,.'l to 111.
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Atlgures to show death fi.un ul.
ing of i’urk Avenue nnd other .
first within the space of a fow hours " '" le they enjoyed the trip
duwrfj huliK„i were on the wane, uml
BenaV r Couzens, who wan dis streets
Twenty thousand workmen are try
running
north
and
„ .
ryears, Wednesday night and yesterday
the east coast to a number of the nrnised prohibition u- uiding tlui cussing t.n attitude which would nouth, the coinnlction of tho new
U«D. -well known cltlscn ing to keep tho main streets pus*
r citrus. morning. Two of thoni went blind
op<h income roturns to "public in boulevard oh the lake' front, the residing "on Ccicry Avenue, who sable. ■
largo resort cities, their arrival prosperity of the country.
well before dying.
Spiv
heautlfylng and>wldonipg of Ninth was injured Jan. 2b, in un automo - ’ Fire Dj»y«. In New.YsfrV
Statements
issued
in
New
York
here
uml
their
.subwouant
trip
lui’ - r-.ySaid
w — he wns unprepared
_ .
t. HarAs a precautionary measure, all around the city and through the miy that the Women's ChristU
hrintian i to CO
co-.iilue
ht
the
early
hourtm
tuy
Street to the Atlantic Cous^ U 'P ' bile myident near liny tuna, is re
tord is men In the post huvo been advised larg t hgrictdprrttrftfea on th e b u f-' Tempt'ranee •tJnibn.fthe Vs-rd^tln
itlan j butt t'halrmnn Smodt oi the finance railroad station, and the equipping lN ite d 'jo ha atm r-nfinad to thn;tr F,vn ’nvoi.w* died In the i
bpedal ly to roport to the hospital without skirts had convinced thoni that Endeavor Society^rhe AntuKalot
'« New York 1 ’tty. School*" w e ro .
loon | committee in charge of tho bill, of the gns plant nnd wuter stntion n^ijtltal nt Dnytomi, where. he was suspended
have al- fear "of correction” if they huvd Sanford was truly a garden spot I ongue, and the Workl League
In th e aftcrnooc
7!
takon
immediately,
a
O
rr
the
acci
suggested the early meeting, nev- in order to enre for the rapid in
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A ir m a il s e r v ic e b e tw e e n N e w
centers' heen drinking anything.
of tho country. V
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Against Alcoholism, are not rmt* I orthelcs*. Criticizing the lagk of crease In consumption of wntei^aml dent vhich resulted in painful in York
and Chicago was halted.
Tho visitors' wpA’ ro Imprcsse I "'need that the>annminymenta rep•. debating on the moasure. Senator gns, due to the growth and expan juries to his right hip.
Rigid Investigation Held
Only two of five, passenger ves[the SanAt
tin'
time
the
accident
hap
local cdnditTdns
‘h* sentiment of tho chun
Heflin,;■ lleniorrat. Alabama, de- sion of the city during the past
tldns that nu.i.v ,
! se|* due to dock in New York rlnretl
Every conceivable form of medi with
It honors
expressed „ desire to return hrre "• Kmpringhanl admits he has fm .nded night sessions also, say ng ycur.
i pened, Mr. Hall wus on route to to enter. Tons of Ire In tho Hud
for the cal container, including enlisted U the conclusion of their tour «n«l , l,7 n
by I,,s.hT
,l" 1; '« was necessary to get the bl'l
Mr. Luke also told the. assembly New Hmvrnu following n visit to son river jammed against tho linet*
said to men's personal supplies of toilet make a longer stay. Some of them I,,t,,t,rh wh? buV
di«PPr»ved Ins an- I through in time to assure tax re- that he wanted expressions and his brother, Malta Hall, former Ordiiim, and kept her from dock
lotions,
was
seized
by
company
nest ever
stated that immediately after their ""unceincnt.
j durt.im by March IS, when first opinions from the business ntuh of , Sanford resident, who"was injured ing until the tide turned.
commanders today nnd late tonight return t- Tennessee they planned' ,,r Lnipringhnm hss no right t.. I memne tux h.sUdlnicnts are «lue.
the city concerning the proposed , in an accident the previous day.
Boston was paralyzed even moro
p c 'il for 11 army post exchanges has been
speak
for
the
Episcopal
church
o
|
s
,.,lutor
Norris
replinl
he
was
bond issue which will be brought I 'Hie latter died Fob. -1 hr a result than New York. Public institu
to mine hero and investigate at
Cooper, ransacked by officers in their e f leneth
of
the
injuries
received
Jan.
28
and
any
way,
pays
Lev.
(
harlek
.
i
v
„rk
I'J
hours
a
day
but
before t|io voters within a. very
the opportunities offered i
m- school, forts to find tho 'cxuct source of
burial is to tnku place in New tion Including the rtata House, wero
Gilbert, executive secretary of th«* | cllIlej attention to the "fuct thut short time.
thrown oped to rompiutor* forced
tho canteen “hair tonic” which by tins city and county.
horitio.
Smyrna.
Epi.st
opul
Diocese
of
j
I'rotcstant
i most of the Senators come in und
The departure of the party was New York
to stay in tho’f(ty. .*
Hu usked that those who could,
caused tho death of six privates
.Mr. Hall bad left the hednido of
J listen to this inspection ilehate attend the preliminary In-ni inThe rest wbojdlod a t sea wefo
and the serious poisoning of ut delayed for some time, owing to
t ’unon William Shcafe Chase.
his l.iothCr only a few minutes and hnrgenien.
only
when
the
bells
signal
a
roll
the
enthusiasm
displayed
bv
tliA viiTopUlr}’ crew of
which
is
lo
be,
hold
next
Monday
least three others.
Brooklyn,
r.
member
of
the
board
was
well
on
his
way
to
New
Smyr
mcinbcrs on seeing what they de of directors of tho church temper call.”
morning
in
the
director’s
room
of
const
uuutdsrnsp
took three men
The soldiers were promised that scribed as “the most intensively
na whin the machine in wjilch he | off „ hfl
Pnrk| N.
Senator
Couzens,
w
ho
w
as
chairj
(he
Seminole
County
Bank,
where
they would not face disciplinary i developed fanning section of the a n c e society, has asked for a meet mun of the special committee, niuttcrs pertaining to the drawing was a passenger was struck in the J.1 -n—
1linrgo
....__ . .broke
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The
up,
one
of ,v„
thu
ing of tho board to consider the
action, if they submitted to ex nation.”
1ear l>) another car and badly dam rescued men dying later.
which
investigated
the
internal
rev
of
the
ordinance
nuthoricing
the
"reversal
of
policy
of
the
society.”
aminations. Meanwhile, Maj. Gcp.
aged
Mr.
Hall
»n»
the
only
mem
Several visitors, upon hearing of
Seven bargeman wero lost’ln tho
Two vice-president of the socle- enue bureau, supported the advice bonds will ho discussed.
K. M. Lewis, Hawaiian, diplomatic
ber of a thu party in tho machine
the
rail embargo situation and aft-,
Griswold, of Chicago, of Senator Norris, proposing pub
That the city Intends to complete to receive injuries, according to his wrecks of three barge* off Sandy
commander and Maj.’ Gen. W. It. c r noting
the water front possibil- and Bishop
•
-Reginald Weller, of lic inspection of all returns and the- boulevard project within a w ry
Hook. N. J.. five more barges atui
[itute and Smith, commander a t Hchofficld
companions.
two tugs were still in danger,
j i,1.
be Talutku Barracks, conferred with 'officials ities, stated Hint Sanford's loca Eon Du Lac. Wis.. urc in disagree denounced the present law allowing short time is expected ffo.n the
He waa rushed to th e O'Hammn
[*t Kpisco- of the territorial board of health tion wus one of the most favor ment with Dr. Empringhani’s itatc- publication of tax payments hb nmner in which tlie offiri.il* uru hospital in Dnytontu where an ex The Pollock Rip light vessel, with
be held in and wyre pleased nt the rospects able they had 0Yt‘r seen for a mentst. Bislioti Griswold .says ho “absurd and Inimical to the public completing their plans for the ex amination disclosed a badly injur - a crew of 11 , went ashore on Cnpu M
great future growth.
Cod, Mass, The Nuntucket light*
penditures designed to rover the ed hip und numerou*
would be- distressed beyond meas interests”.
the First of the conference.
numerous ruts
cuts und ship broke her moorings.
Mr. Bull said thnt everything ure if lie thought the eighteenth
cost of that ho-levard ns well ns
Froin’u reliable Bource. however.. nussibhs wus doneJO amta-thc deleran!?'. n w - t u - U l h e Uutch freighter SUd
9
thit rxpm se' of-com puting the va
Nfl® has I t w<pi learned th a t customs of gation’s
lU Inttm f say th«.. i Cjlatft the Bomniel 'Avirelessoil that she wn*~*
w a r *•
“ « Weller
™ d“pn’.rt
lhcTwO-tfegroes
Hung on the condition
to be r7 ' u
gation's visit one long 10
; tx—
nl. Bishop
expressed lii
rious other improvements
of
tho
patient
to
ho
im
<k on tho ficials will be called into conference membored.
burning coni from her cargo to .
and that the trip .«•»; lK. , j , . f t h „ t
prohibition
law
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_ wsiia
At Little R o c k P r is o n program.
proved to such an extent thnt hu renrh port nt Providence, R. I. The
npproxi tomorrow to determine whether which the party wus taken in- ■
doinic
better
now,
The hand ii‘»ue Is expect•>I to be can lie removed to Ids homo In tills Furness freighter, hound from llal*
laymen /any “French Perfum ery” hail becu eluded every section of the city
LITTLE ROCK, Ark.. Fob. le in the neighborhood of $l, 0tM),(»<10, citw within u few days.
tins dis- j consigned to Schofficld Barracks. nnd back country which featured
ifnx to Manchester, was d rifting ■
present, As there are reasons to believe, it siyhta uiid facts to be found onlyj M il l lT l i C o R S t G U U f f l
, i ,Vi —Jam es hnd l*c*« Walker, ne- and is la ing hacked hy nil local
with a broken rudder about HQO
civic
organizations
and
business
unceincnt is said, th at this may be found in this section of the state.
1
S t a t i o n T o M 0 Vt* »trora, were elcctrocuttd at tho
miles from Halifax/ The Gorman
Little
Hope
For
The nurty consisted of some o f'
O U U IO II 1 U i v iu
MaU# prllton here today for the men.
idtimutcly to be the cause of the
•Steamship llunnver, went to her
ford church Huddcn deaths.
Tennessee’s fciggest business men,
------ -[ murder of Ira M. Hodsoa, sawmill
Rescue Of Miners aid.
The Collier Seelyn Eddlo, Was ■’
MIAMI, Fla
Pah.
owner of Eldorado, Ark., who wus
From other sources it was leurn- an ex-governor, the President of
for the
in ranger off the Dclawnro Cnpc**. * ’?
Imur. . «d that the army officers are work the Knoxville Chamber of Coin-1 Hearquarten. of U.o .Unhe^hlal.-s wayUdd
In the anthracite cnal region:; of
PITTSBURGH. Feb. n.—(/P)—
of Dec. 12. robbed of u
for the ing on a clue thut, unlalsfelled ex nierce and several of thy state’.-; J Conet Guard at Mind will be mov
The explosion-wrecked Horning Pennsylvania ton inches of anovr
ed
to
Fort
Lauderdale
a*
soon
as
payroll
and
killed.
I<ee
ud$700
with an pensive French perfumery had been [ | w,dinK women,
mine of tho Pittsburgh Terminal covered the ground.
'
present arrangement* permit, ac mitte d the Rhooting when the death
«t»l public smuggled into the Army Post re
Coal Company, continued today to
Among
tho
deaths
wore,
llrldgo*
cording to-local officials.
w arrant wss rea (T to him. James
cently nnd mny have been purchas
retain its secret as tu tho fate of t>ort, Conn., I; W utcrbury, Conn.,
Removal of thu unit will call f<*r says ho was with Lee a t thu time.
Id miners who were entombed a n l 1 ; Jersey City, 1 ; Albany, 1, Now
*1. eonduct- ed by the enlisted men. The deaths
the tranafer of the six fast govern
Itotb made ponfessiom- uftcr
winners of the Charleston dxttc- rescue workers huvo abandoned Yofk, a.
p f liiig c r , J*. occured on puy day.
ment power vessels, four of ttwni thelr arrest huts' subsequently re- ,
^..ntest lidM. last night at tho hope th a t any of tho inert would
of the offshore cruiser type, and pudlatcd.
I Mdune Theater were announced us bo found alivo because of a fire In
Boston Buffers Most
bsttuge. Rev. Police Search
tho house boat “Moccasin, now
»
BOSTON, Fob. G. —(A V - The ,
Until the death w arrants were I follows: Ladies: First, Mis* Pearl tha mine.
It. H. Barmoored at the causeway. More read
A rescue team returned to the worst snow atorm of a quarter ccqboth maintained thut they ' Bohsnn; second, Miss Helm MarPor M issing Girl
than fifty officers and men will
surface jd ils . morning a fte r a 12 - tury passed into hlatery today *
i-ntette;
third,
Mint
Maxine
Brock
were
innocent.
f*l itr every
TALLAHASSEE. Feb. *•—<**>— be affected by tho change.
ahalin. Men: f lr s t.C h a r le s O n - hour futile agMM.li for tho entomb Boston slowly dug itsiilf out of th
finer and Dr.
Tho removal of the base from
GREENVILLE, S. C., Feb. G .- G usn’arten. negro, wns being held
pherys
second, Leon Parfon; third, ed men. A nfdvlous report that drifts and took stock of the «lani(d*)—Police of Greenville ioduy in the county jail this morning on Miami has been contemplated lor New York Sailor
three bodits hgd'been located dur oge. In addition to a toil of six
Clinton nines.
[college and were searching fo r Miss May be II n charge of murder ha the result the past several week*, but no def
deaths directly attributable to th
ing tho night proved incorrect.
Prizes
for
the
ladles
were
a
goM
Killed
In
Brawl
Turner and Powell, 10 year old girl of Ashe
slaying yesterday, six milM inite announcement was fortttcomstorm, a snow blanket of 13 hi incJI
compact,
a
perfum®
assortment
and
ville, who disappeared a fte r a t north
___ dofMiccosuke
Miccosukeofof” E.” II. Bcarj, ing until several desirable aRcs
•s filled streets and roadways, an
Uxes
of
candy.
For
the
men.
fo
>«! lunch.
HAVANA, Fob. 6.—<>P>—Com- und f.'l and |2 wero given for firal, May Exhume Bodies railroads and electric cumpanio
tending a motion picture theater owner of1 a•• small store.
store
were inspected.
Epccial, Dr. here. The girl, accompanied by her
________
I I
m andtr Tdxler of the United States se
wlio was arrested bv
strove to restore normal a cm e
c o n d und third, reenectively*
Of Child Patients Of which
Frank Sloutamlre, of Leon
brother, D. J, Powell and the lat
had been completely demoral
The
c
contest
crpwded
the
theconfessed, the officer saw.
rY Territory. ter’s wife, were enroute to Florida
Unlicensed
D
o
c
t
o
r
s
ized by the snow fall. Off the
ater
until
even
standing
room
was
**
-*
^
MaU Alexander Wlrehousky of ut a premium after the beginning
Allied Baum with a hamJ Rev. A. C. and were stopping a t tho tourist
one lightship wu* n wreck and an
ng an altercation over the
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., was the Amer of
camp here.
j
...
CHICAGO, Feb. G.—OP)—1The other was muking for Vineyard
the
s;rond
show
of
the
evening.
i » Worn-out
ican sailor who was killed Tuesday
The trio attended a theater last purchase of *on,e tobacco The
J L. M arcntette, m anager of bodies of two children, treated by Haven for repairs, while a lumber
I>r. W. J. night but on coming out of the storekeeper, who w
during a brawl between people of tho Milane, announced today that physicians
• J 0®*,™
practicing
medicine schooner was on the reefs off 8d t the village of Boqucron, near the H
building Miss Powell became sepa years old. was found in a d>tng
_____|
_______
_a content
___ I h f lth o o t a license may be exhumed uale.
he
waa
trying
to
arrang*
■sincDta and rated from her friends. An all night condition In his store by ■n"th*r
naval base, and American sailors. b e tw e e n representativen of tbia city as well as those .of some of the
Thousands of Boston comrnut
Rev. C. W. search was made but It was not ncL-ro his skull badly crushed.
Stones and bottles were used as and the best Charleston dancers of twenty-four patients of H an y unable to reach their subu
LOS ANGELES. Cal.. Fsb. 5.—
until this morning th a t Mr. Powell
(Jp)—Reginald Denny, motion p ic missiles during the fight and Wire- Delatnd, to b® held In the nonr fu- Klein, who posed os a nhysiciaa for homes when rail and electric j
fey Urother- made the report to the pdlice.
ture star, and companions, who housky suffered a compound frac ture on tho slag# of tbe Milane.
eight years, in the nivcatigntion porta tion failed task night,
VlfHb
ture of tho skull. He was attachud
arcthought
to
have
met
trouble
of
unlicensed practioncrs and quack with aching boner from chnirs
Tii.«
crowd
a
t
last
night’s
show
fable.
desk top couches to which th ,
in a storm off the M fdcan coast to the destroyer base.
was said to hkve been the largest doctors.
ons. RV- F. Seven Sailors Are
it was necem iT to wotitid him are safe in Ensnada, Mexico, after
were furecd when hotel accomnda
II.
Ziepelt,
who
for
years
lias
in
the
history
of
the
theaU
r
and
TC. t . Cook.
having put into that port through Edison Installed In
had a profitable modieal practice, tiohs could stretch no further. . J
slighUy.
the
•b«rif{i
»*ld
the
manager
stated
th
a
t
with
a
Rescued
From
Barge
‘ sn t
The - th o r itie ^ h e re are inc.ir, lhc rought weather, waa the re
The statu house thrown open A
continuance o f the high .rlasii a t said ho had a certificate to p ra t
u
shelter hy order of Uc
port
brought
here
iaat
night.
J
tle*
osteopbatic
and
a
ttrib
p
trl
Ills
Ft.
Myers
Residence
tractions
ho
is
now
showing
on
A8BURY pT r q T N , Y.. Feb. ed to b jd .ev .tjm t
Fuller, housed state Be mi tors
After being tossed by ths storn»
Hsum because the negro I
arrest to physicians' enmity.
both
Stage
and
screen,
he
would
R’~7 /*?~~Seven men from .the
it,,, storekeeper would furm»n that swept th . California coast,
The arrest of .Zeipell and Klein Representatives, sjate emph
FT. MYERS. FIs.. Feb. 6.-<>T>— he forced to add greatly to the
, °ndyhook coast guard station, evidence Sagainst
r a t him
in a chkk*n Dgpny and his companion., who
him
cam*
as retult of a drive of state and a few otitsidcre, including I
m
ating
capacity
of
th«
house.
Thomas A. Edison, Inventor, p a rt
late last night worked their way theft. Sheriff Stoutarhirc ra id women. The city hull had »t«s
—
.
authorities
___ ____
through tbe ice and rescued a man A*iwKro°tay wM the offlrere thst
“w ere^on^d in to ^ fish- ed his routine »f winter life here
sicians who have been the object ta and railroad stations,
MADDEN TAKEN ILL
ls -< * > _ A n "urn a Penn Arbor barge drifting
today, following his arrival yester
houses and department
°Pportunity in Rsndy Hook Bay. It was one
WASHINGTON, Feb. 0 < -G P )- of criticism in the newspapers.
day afternoon with his wife and a
m a d e Ensnada, a fter a delay
comod homeless hundrw
when the or the twq. empty barges which
Bepresentatlve
M
artin
ii.
Madden,
party of friends. Both his home
14
hour*.
ek made to hreke s s a y
of
Illinois,
OI}*
of
the
Republican
^
t ug Suzsn
and Urn homo of Henry Ford, next
Early yesterday
, *"d men Moran Wcdm-.vday night in the
door wero bussing wjth activity leaders in Congress, won takon ill
were
chartered
by
ut the Capitol today
* Ilofoevelt'
Tho othar Large is aground - t c a li n g o f »om o c h ic k e n s .
Klim
company
to
' eeaeue of f;£ ^ ‘ bu^y Park.
4 « k •d to his bong, hi
Tugs
»ere
of the actor’s err
freighter •Unding by other barges a n c h o r
and roc log about l i t s u / f w ________________l
the vicinity^were,
ting ed off the coast.
s n s i JuS S w r
ta a
the lookout: —
to radio
Lh .i^ r ith o h a m M - o f the negro. railed *ft*r .
High
A Toronto ((
v u wealv
receive
Grand Jury.
in
SIX U. S. SOLDIERS J.G. BALL THANKS
DJE FROM EFFECTS CITY FOR AIDING
OF BAD WHISKEY ENTERTAINMENT
SENATORS S T IL L LAKE 0 P T LIN E S
WRANGLING OVER IM PROVEM ENTS
INCOMETAX BILL PLANNED BY CITY
J. C. HALL STILL
IN HOSPITAL AT
DAYTONA BEACH
ift Of
lb To
Here
Charleston Contest
At Milane Theater
Enjoyed By Many
Aged Storekeeper
Brutally - Killed By
Tallahassee Negro
Reginald Denny Ini?*’* jtS
Party On Voyage;
Safe From Storms
leroes
>adcast
S T V c oSLrtK'-to.
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Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 04, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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