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SA N F O R D .i F L O ttll> A ,^ F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 5, 1^26. home edition NUMBER 16(1, Supports | Famous Composers O f Terrific Blizzards, w m m m . m § On ■ Indian Lyrics Will Appear SURED A t Municipal Hall Tonight Take Heavy In Way To Electric Chair IS CEN Toll OSSINING, N. V., Feb. 5.— —Protesting again the injustice of his own execution, Matthew W as­ son whose father was hanged, op­ posed abolition.of capital .punish­ ment almost on the brink, of the electric chair. . He told Warden La wee, who gave the fatal order fo r his electrocution I8th last night, th a t ho hoped tho w ar­ den's cam paign,for the abolition of the death pemflty would fall. H i*'1 W asscr wna electrocuted with Ernest T. Mimma, negro, who kill­ ed detective Chester A. Hagen, a year ngo, In the Brdftx. W asscr was convicted of m urdering IloWard Duff, a N iagara Falla payniasingf: ter, In a hold-up. During WasL•*.„j I sers’ appeal, from conviction, two j civil war veterans pleaded with a today to or<lcr th at 'Y asser bo ix1 sec. ocuted under his own name, to save that of an old comrade from dis­ grace. i Father Also Executed Wasscr, they said, wni t-allv the son of Louis Peter Otto, who was n h ^ o ,1 in 1885 for the murder MntM W m Hc " 0S ndopte l by Matthew Wasser and took hi, f«,. te rs name. The judge told the veterans he could do nothing. "I feel that this is an injustice,” Wasser sard before he went to the c.iair because I am only one out of the seven implicated, and the f a t e " 1” firCd lh° Sh° l tac*Pc'l my He expressed himself ns indif­ ferent ns to whether he lived or not, however, and then told \VBrdc t Lirwes he disagreed with him tl- to the abolition of capital imt-.uh. meat. “ 1 Impe you will not be successful in the movement you are under­ taking,” he said. R cv .E m u rln rrh n m ’s S ta te m e n t S u p p o rtin g M o d ific a tio n O f Prohi;»;:ion L aw S c o red B y T e m p e ra n c e S o c ie tie s Directors Will Meet • To Formulate Policy Rev. Gilbert Sayri Minister H a s Nn Authority To Spcuk For The Episcopal Church Thurlnw Lieurance, noted com­ poser of Indian rungs, and also a famous pianist, will be at the Mu­ nicipal Hall tonight under the aus­ pices of the music department of the Woman’s Club for a aeries of songs atul piano numbers of his own compositions, Ho will bd as­ sisted in his program by his Wife Edna Woolcy Licurnnce, soprano and flutist. Mr. Lieurance was brought to Sanford through the efforts of Mrs. Donald P. Drummond, chairman of the music department of the club, who promises that tonight’* con­ cert will be one of the greatest treats ever beard by an audience lit Seminole County. The composer, who is said, to have spent many years among the various Indian tribes of this and other American countries, has published at least -10 songs based on old Indian melodics and tribal music, and his nature studies dur­ ing the many yenrs of his associa­ tion with tho tribes huvo also re ­ sulted in the publication of many songs fraught with melodies of the woods and wild life. Many local civic organizations lire supporting the Woman’s Club in the latter’s efforts to put San­ ford on the musical map of the country, and it is said that tho concert tonight will far' surpass any ever held In this city before. Many reservations -have been made for choice seats and the h«H is expected to be filled to capacity. Edna Woolley Lieurance, the composer’s wife, has bten praised by music lovers and voice ctilturists all over the country on the quality and tim ber of her Voice'. Her rendition of Indian songs is said to be beautifully done, and from the number of favorable com­ ments she has received from crit­ ics, it is evident th at she has pleas­ ed many audiences. The program for tonight, us an­ nounced this mprning, will include snch well known numbers ns: “ She Stands There Smiling,” “ By Weep, ing W aters.” “I Sing In My Heart At The 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 Many Ships Wrecked NEW YORK. Feb. In Stormy Seas In The newly nnnounccd policy of tho ■church temperance society of the Vicinity Of Boston Episcopal Church favoring modifi­ cation of the Volstead act and leg­ NEW YORK, Feb. 5.r (AP) alization of light wine | and beer — Northeaster^ U nited,States lias brought a violent storm of op­ today wna struggling to free position and defense throughout the United States. itself front the grip of the Prohibition leaders, and Episco­ most fiovere snow of the win­ palian organizations have scored ter, that lasted fully 21 hours, the statement of the Rev. Dr, causing !12 deaths. > •lames Empringham, national Sec­ retary i j the- society, who in nnEight were killed in n build­ [citrus ‘ nouncing the new policy assorted ing collapse under the.w eight th a t the Volstead act had failed. iford of snow at New Britain, Conn, Even members of the organiza­ A. G. Hilcs. 44, restaurant propri­ j honeight perished t #cn. There were tion itself arc taken abark by tho etor nnd fntner of four children, rcttsble Army O fficers At Honolulu S ji.vs H elp O f P ublic S pirits:! announcement. A meeting of tho teivid a diploma from Lombard other dcnlhn in vnriou# cities. Seek To Locate Source Of college, Illinois, a t tho close of the Train# were hour# late and com­ People O f S a n fo rd Made A '> mnl of directors will lie called at this S tu ff; Canteens Searched first semester this winter. He muting earvicc wna <11*111111(81 itt S u ccess O f P ro g ra m Held l. • n to consider the situation. to be New York, Boston nnd Dhlladcl. Defender, of Dr. Empringhnm, completed the course In three and And Perfum es Confiscated F o r B ig T e n n e sse e P a rty including • end church dignitar­ Sly enn half years and won high scholas­ phln. Wire comimmicutlon wna in­ Mayor Asks Citizens Support Early Session Voted In Effort time. ies as ert t. . his conclusions a f t­ tic honors. His home is in Gnles- terrupted. HONOLULU, Feb. 5. _ ( / p ) _ Proposed Bond Issue That Imrg, 111. To Gel Hill Through Before prize Five ship* were in distress a t A statement thanking the citi- er u yonr’fi investigation are cor, . IWOUld Stuns were taken a t Schofield Bar­ warn "f Sanford for their -upiHirt rect. sea. Three thousand passenger* Commissioners May Carry Kiwi Income Tax Payments (.lower racks today to prevent the sale of were on boats plying between Now Dr. I. ;pringham stands by his Out Projects Under Way Become I)uc On March 15 frosts 4, all liquids containing alcohol a s n in the entertainment program guns and reiterates llmt u'poll .if York and New England point* Ihere so 'result of the death, yesterday of olx which was given yesterday to the members of socb.'ly how a prepon­ when tho vessels had to anchor in An outline of the city improve­ WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. ^ be „ soldiers from nlcoholic poisoning. big party of visitors from Ten­ derance in favor <u the modifiesouid Long Islnml Sound, near New York. owfrs|Tho mcn died a fte r drinking buy nessee by the flinmlrer of t'om- tion of the law. The issue was'do* h.-HA*)—The Senate was called ment jirogruui was given member* Tne storm spread a snow blnjtkot into sesidon an hour earlier than rum, obtained a t the post exchnnge hanvarying from a few inches to two meri c, was issued last night by j . i baled Inst •• *’ • by Radio .. from usual today to fight, out the ques­ of the Chamber of Commerce nt t tables where it was sbid as u hair tonic. feet. Wind driven, it formed n their regular * meeting today by C. Ball, chairman of the e n te r-1 ^ ashington b> enutur Edge, Hetion nf rc|>cal of the income lax While n special board of inquiry' taiiuncni committee. ty and blockade over county highway t ! nublirnn, New Jersey ami Senator publicity provision of the tax re-, Muyor Forrest Lake, who presided was investigating the case, three | treat through Dennsytvnnin, New York, Democrat, Washington. Air. Ball, in ennimentiug on thei • < in the absence of the president, rlhuai- soldiers were still in a critical con­ New Jersey nnd New kpiglunrl. , , , , ,. Edge clinraelertzetl the \ Intend ituction bill. The early session was voted; Edward Biggins. W.’in Injured In Auto Wreck honors. dition, and three w ire recovering MMt of the delegation, stated that IH.t 1IS „ <*col„Mai fBj|ure." ..•id a The gnlo swirled out tit oca. Into the poisoning. Some .of the ni.ii’v i I the visitors told him th a t j “ stupendous expense r the objections of Senators taxi .Inn. 28 While Iteturninp yesterday toward the Grand HanKii The Mayor stated that items of hr ot from sick men are also believed to have I Siiiifiii.l wan really a substantial I ers. Pill .denied that i<t• liiliiti t uuzeiis, Michigan, and Norris, E’e- ,%)txJor importance on the program Fmm Visit To Brother; atul the ship lanes. At th e’lowest exhibit drunk ukolehno, u native whiskey. I iiraska. Republicans, tho roll being 1for the ncnr fotlirt, nh, tho It will coat New York eltv in every respect, and that •**“ RncxwMcd inlempei.mic, e i lirr raid Lutler IBes Fritm Injuries estimate The six victims, all privates, died i , . V .. $1,000,000 to dig out of the storm. . i a i ilijcuifs to show death fmm u * j ing of Park Avenue nnd other . first within the space of n few hours while they enjoyed the trip down holiM11 wcrt. on thp wane, anil Twenty thousand workmen are try ­ Scnal r Couzens, who was di*-| hi reels running north nnd | years, Wednesday night and yesterday the east const Ip u number of the praised iirohlbitioii ns aiding tint cus:.ing i-n nttitude whlch _would, south, the completion of tho new ; J. C, Hall, -well known citizen ing to keep tho main streets pas, citrus, morning. Two of them went blind op «ti <nedme returns to "public I n - ' hotilevard ____ an the lake’ front, the residing 'on Ce.ery Avenue, whit ■il'li'. iurge resort cities, thoir arrival prosperity of the country. well before dying. • u... ' -.y'said -A sniil he w was s»..,ttfuin« »anil widening of Ninth was injured Jan. 2l), In an automo­ spc\ ar-’unprepared U nprepared beautifying Statements Issued in New York here and their subsennant trip Fire Day'. In SfW,,V4rV t, liarhe early hourtnday Street to the AtlanUc Coui^ ld ’t<» bile ayrident near Daytona, 1* re- -.F iv e icraorV- died In the. h rift id n j to cu As a precirytiuimry measure, all around the city oul through the nay that the Women’* Cbrlsl cj . mue ht the cord is rnon In the post huvo boon advised large Bgriculpiriit'Afea on tht> ou(-‘ Trmm.'rants Onlbn.^the lo tte d AO ba still r nfinsd to this* Jmoot of ot the finance railroad station, and the equipping itiaii ] but: *f'hsirmnn Smoot I'dully to report to the hospital without uklrtr. hnd convinced thorn that Endeavor Society^cne AnM-Eal ttldou | committoe in charge of tho bill, of the gas plant anil wuter stntion hjiipltal a t DnylonS, where lu* was In Newt York (Tty. Schoul* have al- fear “of correction" if they huvii Sanford was truly a garden spot league, and t h e ' World I-euguo suggested the early meeting, nev- in order to care for the rapid in­ taken immediately, a rirr the acci­ suspended In the aftctnooc. Air mail service between New ccnlvrs been drinking anything. 4 gainst Alcoholism, are not rotlM ertheless. Critirizing the lack of crease in consumption of wntet*nml dent which resulted in painful In­ York of tho country. ,vand Chicago was halted. I', * juries lo hi* right hip. vlticed Uint the annomuxJments rep. j debating on the measure. Senator gns, due to the growth and expan­ Tho visitor* wprt’ to Impre.-'.-e 1 Rigid Investigation Held Only two of five, passenger (the SanAt the time the accident hapv , ves-* resents the sentiment of tho church 1 Heflin, Democnit, Alabama, desion of the city miring the past Every conceivable form of medi­ with local conditions that many i Dr. Empringham admits lie h e f manded night sessions nlso, saying year. netted, Mr. Mall wu« en route to "‘’Is due to dock Ini k e # \o r k dartsJ It honors fur the cal container, including enlisted expressed a desire to return here been kept busy by Bishops an I i jt was necessary to get the bPI New Smyrna following a visit to *" cn1U‘r“ r ,l° i“ B '”1Mr. Lake also told the.assembly his brother, Malta Kali, form er, ‘ r jammed against the liner said to men’s personal supplies of toilet at the conclusion of their tour and others who disapproved his an | through in time to assure tax re­ that he wanted expression* and nest ever lotions, was seized by company maku u longer stay. Some of th en j nouncement, h" ''1 ,u r S""" ,,lK:k* j duct ion by March LI, when first opinion# from the business men of Sanford resident, who was injured in an nccidi'iit the previous day mg until the tale lumed. ■commanders today nnd late tonight stated that immediately after their Dr. Empringham has no right Pi 'income tux installments are due. the city concerning the proposed return t" Tennessee they planned Boston wii# pnrulyz|(J even mure (tlginl for 11 army |>ost exchanges has been Tho latter died Fob. -I ns n result to untie hero nnd investigate at speak for the Kpidciquil church -0 | s ,,mitur Norris repliisl he won bond issue which will be drought of the injuries received J a n . 28 and ‘V*''- ^ l ’ul»llc instituCooper, ransacked b.V officers in their ef­ Ictirih nnv way, pay* Rev. ( buries n. j lo work (o hours a day but before t|m voter# within in very the opportunities offered . Gilbert, executive secrotary of the — Including — — the House, went Be schoul, forts to find tho -exact source of burial is to take place in New tins called attention to the “ fact that short time. by tins city and county. thrown opcit to font pin (or* form ! the canteen “hair tonic" which horitifs. Smyrna. * Protestant Episcopal Diocese < > f most of the Senators come in und Thu departure of the party was to stay in th o “t( ty . Ho ashed that those who could, caused tho death of six privates New York. .Mr Mull hud left the hednide of listen to ibis inspection debate attend the preliminary hemin'f delayed for some time, owing to The rest who [mod « t sea worn nnd the serious poisoning of ut , .. n i .. i i .. »i.„i Cunon William Shcafe Chase, if In# l.tolliCr only a few minute* ami only when llu* bells signal u roll which i# lo lie. hold next Monday iin displayeil by hargcmrti, A vbliMlUfj’ crew o t the enkusmsu. Brook I vn. n.emlwr of the board least three others. wu* well on bis way to New Smyr­ Of muming in the director’s room of na win n the machine in which be coast uuatdsmsi) took three men an seeing >.ri»B what «ba they the> ■- f dir, („ , rs „f vh„ church temper- call." The soldiers were promised that members st ittlensi off n barge near' Arilltry Park, N. scribed as tin- must nlens.vcly tu;, askwj f((r „ moPl. Senator Couzens, who » w chair-1 (tie Seminole County Bank, where was a passenger was struck in (lie J. The barge broke Up, one of thu would not face disciplinary .developed farming section of the ^ Us To thev >f |h ,- l>Qar,J lo conM vr th0 mun of the special committee, mutter# pertaining to the drawing ■ ear h) another cur and badly duuiaction, if they submitted to ex­ . § t Mf(*vrrsal of policV of the ^ouiuly/ 1 which investigated the interilnl rev­ of tho ordinance authorizing the aged Mr. Hall was the only mem­ rescued men dying later. aminations. Meanwhile, Maj. Gcp. nation. Seven bargemen were lost In the* Several visitors, upon hearing of vlce prt.„i(|cnr <)f th,. ,„<-le- enue bureau, supported the advice bonds will he discussed. ber uf a Ilia party in the machine wrecks of three barge* off Sunt!/ E. M. Lewis, Hawaiian.diplomatic the rail embargo situation andI aft* | Tw(> of Senator Karri#, proposing pub­ Dillho„ s . (iri,wold. of Chicago, That the city intend* Ut complete commander and Maj,’ Gen. W. It. Uiihop Ut.Kinal<l Weller, of lic inspection of all return* nnd the boulevard project within n w ry to reccivo injuries, according to hji Hook. N. J„ five more barge* and Stuto atul Stilish, commander a t Bcltofficld cr noting the water front Posslbilcompanions, Bias, stated that Sanford's loca­ two tug# were still in (lunger. , , Eon Du Lac, Wis.. are In disagree­ denounced tire present law allowing abort time i# expected from the |hv I’ulatku Barracks, conferred with officials Mr wu* rushed to the O’llanuan The Pollock Rip light vessel, with tion was one of the most favor­ publication of tux payment* aa niuncr in which the official* uru ment with Dr. Empringham’# itutol* t Episco- of the territorial bourd of health hospital in Day tool n where uti en- a crew of 11, went nshurn on Unpit I be held in and wi*re pleased a t the rospects able they bad over seen for a mentst. Bishop GrlBwnld ,say» hc “absurd and inimical to the public completing their plans for the ex­ animation disclosed a badly Injur­ great future growth. interests”. penditure# designed to rover the ed hip and numerous cuts und Cod, Mnss. The Nantucket light­ would be distressed beyond meas­ the F irs t of the conference. ship broke her moorings. Mr. Ball said that everything ure if he thought the eighteenth cost of that ho-levnrd ns well ns nohut tho Jbody. From ’a reliable source, hoy ever, nuisible was done to niaku.thc <lelei r w w *iin U Jllho Dutch freighter S t a d J ^ th t expense' of-tpmpUting the va­ in danger of re- rI \v ( k -”N p ? r n P ^ H l i n i T f *itrrs has i t wqs learned th at customs of­ gation's visit one long to be re­U m etrtE em IL dnthnr say th( > oTpttft the TJommel "Xvlretesscd th at she wax w ar op Weller expressed the I W O ^1* rious other improvements on the condition of tho patient to he im burning coal from her cargo to , tk on the ficials will be called into conference membered, and that the trip o.t j program. j belief that tne prohibition law was I At Little Hock Prison proved to such an extent thut liu upim ixi. tomorrow to determino whether which the party was taken in­ purl nt Providence, H. I. The , The bond insuc is exited" I to be yan he removed to hi# homo In Utls rench fid laymen /any “French Perfum ery" had been cluded every section of the city doing better now. Furness freighter, bound from Hnl* ' in the neighborhood of $ 1,000,0(10. cilw within a few days. this dis- j consigned to Schuffield Barracks. and back country which featured LITTLE ROCK, Ark.. Feb. Ifax to Mnnrhester, was d riftin g -, und is lie ing hacked by nil local i —Jam es hnd I.ee Walker, ne­ liresent, As there are reasons to believe, it "iyhts mid facts to be found only , M i a m i C o U S t ( lU H F f l with m broken rudder about HOO civic organizations and business unee miles from Halifax. The G erm an S t a t i o n T o M OV'C groes, were electrocuted ut the Little Hope For t me nt is said, that this may be found in this aertimi of the state. stale prison hero today for the men. ultimately to be the cause of the The party consisted of some of J ^ Steamship llnnover, went to Imr Rescue Of Miners |furd church sudden deaths. aid, Tho Collier'Soclyn Eddie, Tennessee’s kiggest business men JT , r, . _ murder of Ira M, Hudson, hawmill * 0 owner of Eldorado, Ark., who was From other sources it was learn­ an ex-governor, the President of MIAMI, H'!.. Feb. h. hi for the in ranger off the Dcfuwaro Cn|w*r hour. - ed that the army officers ure work­ Hie Knoxville Chamber of <’om- Hearquirtcr# of the United bt«l< * waylaid nuur Eldorado on the a f­ In the anthracite coal regtonn ot ' IM-rfsHURllIL Feb. fl.—(A*>— several of thy state’!.1Coast Guard at Miml will lw mov­ ternoon of Dec. 12. robbed of a „ . vv and __ ___ for the ing on a clue that,unlabM led ex- mere© The explosion-wrecked Horning Penpsylvunia ten inch#* of a n o a fr^ J ed to Fort Lauderdale a# soon a* $700 payroll and killed, l-ee ad­ with an pensive French perfumery had been | la d in g women, mine of the Pittsburgh Terminal covered the ground. v present arrangements permit, m- mitted tne shooting when the dentil *f»l public smuggled into the Army Post re­ (,’oul Company, continued today to Among thu deaths were, Bridge* w arrant win rrau to him. James cordlng to-I<Kal officials. cently nnd may have been purchas­ retain Its secret as to the fate of port, Conn., 1; W utcrbuiy, f’orm., Removal of the unit will call inr says ho wu# with Lee a t the time. Hi minors who were entombed an I If Jersey City, 1; Albany, J, New •*■ conduct- ed by the enlisted men. The dcatiis the transfer of the six fast govern­ Both made confesslonr after Winners of the Charleston iIhiic- rescue workers have abandoned I * feflingcr, P. occuted on pay day. ment power vessels, four of Diem their urrcsl but*subsequently re­ ing contest h<*l. 1**1 night at the hope thut any of tho incn would Yofk, a. of the offshore cruiser tyP*. an” pudiated. Muslim Buffers .Most Mlinnc Theater were announced us be found alive hecuusc of a fire in bstiage. Key. Police Search tho house boat "Moccasin, now 1 BOSTON, Feb. R, —(A1)— T ^ g f o l l o w s : Udiim: First, Miss Paari th* mine. Until the death w arrants were It- H. Uurmoored at the causeway. Mors read both maintained that they Rnhson; second. Miss Helen MarA rescue team returned to the worst anuw storm of a quarter ccq| For M issing Girl than fifty officer# and men will surface jdii* . morning a fter a 12- tury pasted Into i l , iIp Vkv tod*_I M . cnlctte; third, Mini Maxine Hrockwere innocent. TALLAHASSEE, Feb 6 - < / P ) - be affected by the change. hd iir every | —-•- : ahalm. Men: first, Charles On- hour fum e MMch for the entomb, Boston slowly dug iWilf out of tb< pner and Dr. GREENVILLE, S. C., Feb. 5.— Gus'T’arten. negro, was being held Tho removal of the base fr" m phery; second, L^on Porfon; third, ed men. A mNvious report that drifts nnd took stock of the dam*; (A1)—Police of Greenville ioday in the county jail this morning on Miami has been contemplated for New York Sailor three bodi** had been located dur­ age. In addition to u mil of K 9 Clinton Rlnes, college and were searching Tor Miss Maybell a charge of murder *# the result the past several week*, but no def­ death* directly attributable to t Brizes for the Indies were a gold ing tho night proved Incorrect. Killed*.In Brawl Jum cr nnd Powell, lfl year old g irl of Azhe- of the slaving yesterday, six ml Us inite announcement was fortneymstorm, a snow blanket of 134 mi compact, a perfumo assortment and rillc, who disappeared a fte r at­ north or Miccosukc of E. H. Beau, ing until several dasirajlu sites ea filled itrocts ami roadway**. “ boxes of candy. For the men. $3 id lunch. HAVANA, Feb. 5.—</Pl—Com­ and $J and $2 were given for first, May ExhumePBodies railroads and electric cuuipni tending a motion picture theater owner of a small store, were inspected. Epecial, Dr. here. The girl, accompanied by her mander 'Foxier of the United States second „,arten, who was arrested by strove to restore normal screw Of Child Patients Of which and third, reaprctlw |yf Naval base a t Guantanamo, an­ rriff Frank Stoutamlro. of Leon brother, D. J, Powell and the lat­ had been completely dc The (contest crowded the themt*Mronfe*s«d, the officer said. nounced last night th at Gunner’s a t;r until even standing room was Unlicensed D o c t o r s Ized by the *now fall. Off the ry Territory. ter’s wife, were enfoute to Florida Mate Alexander Wirehnusky of ut a premium after the beginning Rev, A. L\ and were stopping a t tho tourist a t » U l l e d IUum with a I one lightship was a wreck and Poughkeepsie, N. Y„ was the Amer­ of the second show of the evening. mer d d fW an altercation ovei camp here. CHICAGO, Feb. C.—GP»—Th* other was making for \ f ican sailor who was killed Tuesday _x Worn-out The trio attended a theater last purchase of *on,e tobacco. Tho J. L. MarenteUe, manager of bodies of two children, treated by Haven for repairs, while a I Dr. W. J. night but on cording out of the storekeeper, who ^ a s about <0 during a brawl between peoplo of the Milane, announced today that physicians practicing medicine schooner wo* on the reefs off Belt the village of Boqucron, near the he was building Miss Powell became sepa­ years old. was found In a d>ing Mate. _____ _______ ■Pgfithout a license may be exhumed trying to arrange a content •amenta opd rated from her friends. An all night condition In his »tore by ■n,’lh‘fr naval bass, and American sailors. he tween rcpresenlativ*f7 of this city as well as those of some of (be Thousands of Boston com mu Rev. c, W. search was made but it was not negro, bi# *>»»» Stones and botthm were used as and the best Charleston dancers of twenty-four patients of H an y unable to reach their Mibu LOS ANGELES. Col-, F«b. 5.— Partcn tried to make nis gtr* OP)—Reginald Denny, motion *plc- missiles during the fight and Wiro- DcLand, to be held in the ivaar fu- Klein, who posed as a jihytfrian for homes when rail and cloctrie until this morning th at Mr. Powell ley Brother- made the report to the pdlice. wav*when the Sh*ritf and deputies turo star, and companion!, who housky suffered a compound frac­ turn on the stage of the Milane. eight year#, in the Investigntion portatlon failed ln*i night, i nre thought to have met trouble ture of tho skull. lie was attached of unlicensed practiuncrs nod quack with aching bonce from Tim crowd a t last nfght’a show aUc. desk top couches to which the; Mfxlr a to m off the Mexican coast to the destroyer base. was said to have been the largest doctors. ' »nx. Ry. F. Seven Sailors Are forced when hotel accomoda in Enznoda. Mexico after II. Ziepelt, who for year* Im* in the history of the theater and U ... . . — " J * 1 h"" nro”saf* E. Cook, Rescued From Barge , 11-hU r. <i* could stretch n<» further. . c having put into that port through Ediscnp Installed In had a profitable mwliral practice, the manager elated th at with a “ . ent. '^ U 'h o r i t i e s h e re a r e Inclin, the ruugbt waather, was the re ­ state house thrown open i continuance o t the high rl**n a t­ said hc had a certificate to prac­ u shelter by order of Govci port brought here last night. / tice osteupbntic and attributirl Ilia traction* he la now showing on F t Myers Residence ASBURY PARQ. N. Y.. Feb. B Fuller, housed state Sena tort 1 After being tossed by the storm d.u^° S f S leroes both stage and screen, he would arrest to physicians’ enmity. S— Y*V—Seven men from t ho !hst the storekeeper would furol*» that swept the CrfMorMta coast, I Kenrejentatives, state eni(i* The arrest of Zelpelt and Klein , be forced to add greatly to the FT. MYERS. Fla Feb. 6,—<AV] hook coast guard station, and his companions, who and a fez r«:ult of a drive of state few outsiders, including roadcast bandylast came oa Denny m ating capacity of the house. A. .iEdison, startnight worked their way fhrit,nCShe‘riff’ Stoutoftilre *aid.| i a fishing trip in a *4 Thomas ■itif Yirifi11 uifji.ivt unlicensed tihv- women. The city hall had ite i a at * Inventor, i *. _ l:/., 1. . m through the ice and rescued a ntan A negro boy told 5-—('p>—An from a Penn Arbor barge drifting he and Parter “Pportunlty “ when the In Randy Hook Bay. I t « • • L0,n* ■tore earlier the storakwper nsu bazges made to broke tW<l *Jnpty from the tug Suzsn neighbor pf W j T J i and men Moran ■at*> Wednesday ednesday night ut in ^tho Parten jn ^ ronrw tio * RoOaevelt’ other beige is aground rescue of ^ ‘rftx w iit A*bury . Park, t a re . Tug# ’V rC SSSte A coro freightor •landing standing by other barges anchormorning. resj ting cd eff the coast. J radio (he age*1 ZZP'SK-'G-I . It*- . A y r i ( d e a t h at the h a* J * High Is to A Toronto (( Partcn '•) \ '" - r Wceiva — ' f. three U SIX U. S. SOLDIERS J. G. BALLTHANKS DJEFROM EFFECTS CITYFORAIDING OF BAD WHISKEY SENATORS STILL LAKE O U TLIN ES WRANGLING OVER IMPROVEMENTS INCOME TAX BILL PLANNED BY CITY J. C. HALL STILL IN HOSPITAL AT DAYTONA BEACH Here Charleston Contest At Milane Theater Enjoyed By Many Aged Storekeeper Brutally - Killed By Tallahassee Negro Reginald Denny In Party On Voyage; Safe From Storms �J*5F ? • m * r j m s S n s ' ijf H S y.fl : ni T O T ' *X7 ‘ * -v.-.t, THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1926. PAGE TWO Neon Stock U st 1.00. NEW YORK. Feb. 6.—(/P)— Idaho round white sacked ru s­ sets 4.00@4.35, according to qual­ Allied Chem. & Dye ......-....189% BEfTS ity. • ...-A American Can ........................295 American Smelt. & Rcfg...... 141 f • CHICAGO, Feb. f,.—</P)—Butter American Sugar .................... 8214 T- il T ....................145 Vi lower, receipts 71,204 tubs, cream ­ American At-hison ............ .....,.,,..,.132% ery extras 43%; ctnndards 43%; Dothlchcm Steal ............. 47% ex tra firsts 32>4@3; first 41 life) Coca Cols ...... ....100 Crucible Steal .................... ... 41% 42.. Seconds 39@41. Eggs unsettled; receipts 8 970 Davison Chemical .................... 4294 cases, first 31@32%, ordinary ll'unont de N em o u rs.........233% 'n-Irje .......................................... 35% firsts 29 %. Famous Play-Lasky ...............118 Both D e c l a r e Only CHICAGO, Ms* Feb. 5.—(VP)— General Electric ....................250Vi 19% V -ga Hogs 20,000 irregular, lighter Kelly Springfield ................ Separate D i v i s i o n Weights active; 15 to 25c, butchers I^pw York Central ................120 Southern Pacific .................... 102% CanRemedy D efects dull; steady to 10 cents lower. Big Southern Railway ...... 114% ICa packers fnneftive; /desirable Of Adm inistration 250 to 300 pound butchers; 12.50@ Studebakcr .......... - ................... 45% 12.00. Bulk better 190 pounds Standard Oil of N. J. ............ f>9_ Tobncco Products ,,.............. 97% down 13.50@13.00 . .... ................133% Tops 130 pounds andr up 14.00; If. S. Steel m ajority 200 to 250 pounds aver­ NEW YORK, Feb. 5.ages Ki.00@J3.30; packing sows and dressed poultry m arkets mostly 11.20@11.36; killing pigs 14.00 down; heavy weight hogs prices unchanged. Patrick -Says B oard s 12.30@12.R0j medium 12.30@12.40; With tho carrying charges for 12.40@14.00. S uggestions A r e light loans over the week end mark* Cattle 3,000, hardly enough call od up to five percent, traders were slcr* hero to make a murket; gen Not. Broad Enough erally steady; best heavy steers inclinc(1 *« rcl<l.ucc rV** t th.cro 8.27 was consid.er?b'f, ,rc.oI‘?inK- forci" ,f W ASHINGTON, Feb. 5.— 10.50, few loads plainer kind jft.i. numerous industrials down a point @8.(5, she stock dull; most dftile (if morp NntIonn, r^ a,|( Allied a^; M itchelfCalled “Colonel” By All (A P )— The offonaive for h separate air Bervice was re­ newed concurrently before tw o Congressional com m ittees today by Mnjor General P at­ rick,\ C hief o f th e Arm y Air Service and W illiam M itchell, cjncc’Gen. Patrick's aasiatant, arid moFc recently th e center iSSE L U ffi. . S S r - ’i S Prince Of Wales In Klvana Acquitted Honor Roll Of Country For Party Of Murder After 11 P rim ary Schools With Two Brothers Months In Prison First Grade LONDON, Feb. 5.—0P>—'With one arm In a sling and slapped closely to his body and w aited up­ on by a bevy of rosy cheeked, bright-eyed fanners* /laughters, the Prince bf W ales had a pleas­ ant time Inst evening w ith u crowd of locnl farm ers. Ills hoBts were men over whose farm s In Leiscestcrshirc W ales o f t­ en has galloped, nnd sometimes rolled when he became a cropper while following the hounds. The arm in the sling is a consequence of one of these tumbles. The Duke of York and Princa H enry, broth­ ers of Wales, niso were guests of the farm ers, many of them per­ sonal friends. And it was n free nnd easy dinncr. Jollity was the feature. All of the homely faro was placed 3n I tables—roast and boiled joints, . boiled vegetables nnd simple pudAlnan‘ The heir to the throne of G reat Britain wore n grey lounge suit and a soft collar. A g reat ma­ jority of those present had on morning dress; hut the Duke of c,“ - York nnd Prince Henry donned Subsequent demnnds in south­ evening c lo t h e s ._________________ western Texas und Pacific nnd Missouri. Kansas and Texas rising n H b Z K ing strength was without stim u­ lant. New York railways preferred certificates jum ped'6 % to 20 1-8. T- 8.50; helognn hulls ri.50@fl,00; vcnlc.rs 11.50@12.50. Sheep 17,000; fat lambs most Iv 10 to 25c lower; early bulk 14X 0* 14.(5; few to shippers up to 15.00; feeding lambs steady; several choice kind varying fat lambs i f a quarrel over policy which led 14.85; fat sheep inactive; fair sup­ JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Feb. 6. I’v ’ to his courtm artial and rcaifmntion ply of fat ewes. —(/I*)—Quotations prevailing on £/■•■ n p m 'the Army. ; NEW ORLEANS, La.,.Feb. 5 .. nj^M V 'waj VhC wdy (A*)—Cotton fttuYes noon bids the larger term inal m arkets for Mitchell dcn^'rllied the ureacnTatn- steady; March 19.79, May 19.22; today, supplied by tho Florida tua of aviation to the llouite Mili- July 18.64; Oct. 17.63; Dec. 17.21. S tate M arketing Bureau and the Bureau of A griculture Economics . ta r y committee. Patrick, nppeuring lollow : before the Ecnntc M ilitary com m it­ NEW YORK, Feb. 5.—(A*)—Cot­ New York City, W ashington, tee, declared the recommendation!! ton futures 11.45 a. m.,'bids steady; Cincinnati—Beans green, hampers, ^ ItitfISl /bdiDP1 March 20.35; May 19.78; July Taney $9.00 at $10.00; $10.00 a t $12. Ko fn r enough, und renewed liia 19.08; Oct. 18.20; Dee. 17.88. $10.90. O'abnge, 1 1-2 hushol ham­ advocacy1of nn Arm y a ir corps an pers, b e s t'$3.60 nt $3.75; $3.25 a t a separate organization, and with NEW YORK, Feb. 5.—<A*>—But- 3.35; nn Florida quoted. . an independent sta tu s like th a t A ter easier, receipts 6,944; creamery Peppers, crates, fancy green th e Marine Corps. higher than extras, 47% @48; $4.50 a t $6.00; $5.00 nt $5.50; $7.50 j{ The nir twrvicc chief interposed crcnniery, extras 92; firsts 88 to at $9.00. StrnwbeFrisc, reefers, per no objection to the W adsworth hill, 91; eggs steady; rereipts 22. quart 85c@90c, 70e, 90c nt 75c. drafted by the W ar Departm ent Nearby pullets 22, Pacific coast along the lines of the nir board's whites "firsts to extra firsts 35@ A lot of women complain about findings and providing for segrn- 38%. having nothing to weur and they gation of the nir service under n Cheese sternly; receipts 59,856. are right about it. f new assistant secretary of war. He insisted, however, tiiat the propo­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ a ■ f e a a n B C K C EH n B t t H U H H I l H H B H I I l I H H H H n i l H H B a H sal was only a partial solution. Mitchell Called "Colonel" Mitchell still was addressed -in “ Colonel" by members of the House . comm ittee despite his retirem ent to civilian lifo four days •igo. Mitchell renewed the charges against present m anagem ent of aviation which led to his court mnr,tial. ■ “ You've got no system w hatever fo r o Deration, training or cquip%( ... Blent, he said. “The a ir personnel Ur- .^ i .a t l l l is on duty with fhe urmy when •■ sfibuld be trained to preVent a rm ' g K H p d eB • fro m 1 coming together. The [W f; whole corporation'is wrong, j f j * ' He appealed ID Congress to “ give T a ll f a n s IM V- a specific tnissloh to a ir p0\yer" il F n r ■ ’ and sAitl $05,000,000 a year ■Would Hollar, Doris WalirB, , , Padgett Odell Plpp'n ^ priori* kfnson, Homer Uihfcv *2 Wil' Sharp, Claude YaniUe. Chari"0? 11 blnson, Robert Marlow Jal i?0Cheek, Mildred Buie n,,pS Smith, Luclle Spivey’ f t* * ? MINEOLA, N. Y., Feb, 5.—UP)— Mildred Hayes, Tempest Webb, Loftln, Margaret Diru „ Stanley Klvana, who faced a jury Frances Johnson, Elfreda Hayes, Eddy, Donald Jackson °?t three times and spent 11 months George Dorsey, Chum Stanley, Lo- Locke, Jack Morrison cer. L. P. M ceffir r f* P*n' In the death house a t Sing Sing, land McClelland, Jam es Pearson, Beckstrom. Ailccn d00k h?riat ,i today is free from the shadow of Julian Stcnstrom, Edward Wilson. Packard, Euphclln SUnlon ff00?**1 Colleen Clement, Hinton Rives, Thompson. Anna J a n e ' £orin« the electric chair. Richmond Carver, Jam es Young, He was acquitted on a murder Drcssa Stanlon, Richard McGng- Dorothy W hite, Thelma ri,G,rut' lor, Gug BcckEtrom F ra n ^ n ” 1' i\ charge Inst night by n ju ry which hagin, Ralph McGnghagin, • Joe jam ln, Willie B oyd^A rtM ?a *n^9 refused to believe the testimony of Miller, Ray Moore, Gale Peabody, enta. L. E. Tow, Philip Albn^n tn'> Porter, Kobert Robert Stanley, I., i„ ant Roddam, Johmiin e w m a I'orter, ■’ J Ambrose Ross, three times tern- Willa M. Telford, Billie Zachary, Billie | Quita Cook, Mildred I ornrily reprieved within n few Remington, Lillian Bryant, Ju lia erine Collins, Sheila Brin \ attl*'| ours of his execution, who impli­ Dickson, Jnne Jackson, Lois Mc­ Jordan. J°hn ^ cated Klvana in tho murder of a Crary, Clyde Hill, Woodrow Geig­ Low Second hand salesman, during a holdup nt er, Patricia Hughes, Bobby Jones, the Bellmorc National Bank in W inifred Hutchins, E. L. Lunev, Ralph M artin. Billy U ntz 1924.................................................... Mnry F. Lord, Dorothy Mitchell, M asters, Amy Lou Brandon ‘ tV? Klvana was held in $25,000 bail Minnie E. Strange, M artha T al­ dred Banks, Audrey Neese Tho V* ns a m aterial \vitncs3 of the mb- bott, Dorothy Warren, Lcwij Hakes, M argaret tCampbctk C°!' befy. Ross is condemned to die the W right. Francis Ynndil. Third tirade ' week of Feb. 15 for murder. Helen Gulon. Mary t Second Grade The ju ry was out only an hour Ruth Cummin* IW .th y r i S f i 1 J guard because of the fear that Urban May, Robert Wilson, ' in! and n hnlf. Ross was brought to Ralph Tolar, Artcmesin Brooks, le, A. J. Kelly, Henry Bonnie Young,' AnncV T ™ ' S S I trial from the death house under Mnrie Gilbert, Cnraline Hill, Mar- Clyde L e a s T r J k " PC' ^ ' some of the underworld would take) thn MacDonald, Virginia Mcrri George Taylor, S_mith. Earle W h fc i vengeance. wether, Charlotte Moughton, A. E. Coney Ramil, Tho court room wns guarded by U7V „Mn,r»rnretl Kelt*. Dor'«, George Dillard. ’ Charles numerous officers ucmed with pis­ rs^bi Adelaide Roekcy. Rachel Douglass/; Mildred Alispnch p L j* °ni« j tols nnd repenting fiflcs. Mary Elizabeth Went. Miriam Ruth | W inifred Morri? San,^ h L S T ' ,,illj ___— _____ _ ______ »IT- R I SEL-RITE ! J *5 110 Sanford Avenue Value and Beauty 34c g & lv PEACHES , .MARKETS .( R tf' i . $>/' ■> l)(s>y‘ y s w i ^ • ■■ rt c u r d A d o . A 'ebs 6.->—(/!’)—Fresh 1 ; i setbacks i in the price of wheat were witnessed today during the curly < dealings hero. A continued de­ H cline in operations nt Liverpool •v! and Buenos Aires was largely roFinoiihible for the most part sell­ ing appeared to be of a s c a tte r­ ing kind, but no indication* of bet­ te r export o r domestic demand w ere In evidence, The opening, which ranged from 1■ to 1\ cents .low er, May now 1*74% and July p. [k Enhancement assured through careful restrictions • rally. Predictions of liberal receipts oi , corn tendered to weaken both corn & . . ' .c o rn ! CORN G e o rg ia T a b le ’.I F o r 27c N o, 2 C rm.h S t a m l a u l 2 F o r ... 27c s 29c \ N u . 2 E a r ly -Tune 2 For FLOUR 74c J L _ 12 Pounds Pillsljury ...... inarkiq underw ent an mltli. tlonnl drop. -n r Out# started Th to !i cent luw- ; ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■ a i i i i B m i i i i B N i s ■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■ . e r. May 4.TV und lutor continued to recede. In the provision m arket th«* ef. feci of grain weakness served i» ■. more Ilian a counterbalance fm higher price# on lings. F NEW YORK. Feb. 5.- td't r,.t 'to n future# opened Mcudv, March 20.60: May 19.91; July ID IT; Or to f.i her 18.32; Dee. 18.01 "1-.* NEW ORLEANS, La , l eb. 6. UP) —Ck>tton futuresiop*ned *leudy: •M arch 19.85; May 19.27; Julv 18.7(1; Oct. 17,66; Dec. 17.62. •CHICAGO, Fob. 5.—(/l»i—Poul­ t r y alive, easy’, receipt# 2 curs; ; fowls 20@29; rpringH 30; turkeys 35; roosters 20; duck# 9U@ 32, geese 29. Bl CHICAGO, Feb. 5.- (/P i PuU| trte*,' receipt* 23 car*; lolal United H tatcs shipm ents 4.481; Cunudian good, m arket firm . Wisconsin sack­ ed round whites 3.90@4.i(i. Minne­ sota sacked round whites 3.8U@ m 1— ^ • Special Notice To The Kiddies Baby Mary Rose WU1 give a reception on the ■Use of the MILANE . Saturday .morning at 10 uVlork und there will be u I uhowing of IJuclt In The Desert's ....... — .»» Nothing- enluinccs values m o m tiv,» ; erections of lieimtilul Immes, ° f pre' other in which the architecture trcitm , T '1 ’ °'le throughout. A development is as bc mUfu'f. ™ 'm,0nl0U8 and as valuable as it is hcautifu). as lts 10mes’ R E E Foot C om fort Dem onstration SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6 Fool lroubles arc universal. Govcritiiieul records show that 7 oilt of every HI adult |tn.|>le It.ive some form of fi*ol trouble. Vnti are proliably a victim of f»h*t tiotible yourself. Il may Ik * only* a com, a callous, a bunion or mimic more serious troubln such its weak and broken-down arches. You might not know the tlaturuof your trouble but you do know that your feel ache, pain, and get all tired out . on (he alightcst provocation. • FOOT COMFORT EXPERT HERE Come lo our Foot Comfort pepartment on the above date and a Free Demonstration. There’s no charge for litis valuable service. This work is in charge of a Special Demonstrator from The Scholl Mfg. Co. This t» an opportunity that every foot sullerer should grasp. FREE PEDO GRAPH PICTURE In a few seconds' time, without removing the hose, he can make a photographic print of your foot that posi* liv e ly shown if you do have loot troubles and to w h a t, alagc the trouble has progressed. This service is a b so ­ lu tely free and places you under no obligation whatever. * FREE SAMPLES Do you .waul lo know huvv (o *jop porn* hinting In­ sta n tly ? Come in and get a sample of Dr. Scholl's Zino-pad: They remove the rtuse of e m i t . - fric'.ivn ■ Butii^tic, healing. ' *■ Throughout the develo))iiiont of T/w.i v , j)oi±ajU factor is ever prcsrfiniin-'n^ n 1 m ' *l m o v in g a n d developing. The idealistic vision mV lmProvinfira . die developers have been carried out to the leitei Nothing enhance svalucs nlll)(Ul! l,,llt diought of cost. served natural beau tv, tln> h*,, 1,1,1 insurance of pre. , L ' “ UbLW til-K landscape experts are adding much t o t},j, Homesites are of ample s i z e to -ti natural beauty spot. and sunshine—a play ground \vh'V'' a )lln^ance of air en can romp and run—and a spot where beauties can grow their m«,si ch, 1‘ ^vers of natural _____ pleasures are possible in b (uh . \ r | U All these nally planned, a development of Mlor 11 is» origil,Rinti'y estates. HlWdNS-SMITH-WIGHT, SA LES A G EN T S N ext to Post Office Ti epho»‘? 5K8 . p jr e i gt. and I �T«yii pav■ F. • SQf Two Funerals r — — t h e sanfo r ^ HERAT.tV — a^ J - f H“s Auspicious Day hen (;‘l!ns Open To Thousands ■’ HCmpa, ppi) * *i i . ., u n n u ^ ^ mh t'- , , U lJ A quit* a 'few !?*‘Y's. 11 obeerved. Alachua hrrr -vsci- ■ 7s*. T i f ” " COSTUKST APARTMENTS NEW YORK, F*b. R.—The mo«t e.xperuive apartm ents in the world soon are to he erected on Fifth avenue. The latest expensive suites in thin new building, which U twelve stories high, will contuin ttsn romneJ Tire iuort exponstve, v-ith IwciiH* rooms,' wilf coat a* much ua ?500,tip«., ib’u r j .| r-p.i . •'cl1 Krows exceptionally ’.." '('i'l'rrv rti,;. 1 1 1 J 11 ‘Tlntwoods** soil, attracts ;-*rtt v.'^il.rr. arid «ml a ran ' a tten tio n ' ; tt'ins nuifd Tn dim. .\ miniature farm exhibit from OPK rTvV o MTANY MOVES antu crush ilurim; ih.! ’ ’’ i n*cb county shows with, unusual _____ v , thrcnteMUu; Uvf* of «or. ,-.r ‘,'x .' V 1 tl.'L<f * eR,Mw^rariety of pr.».lNSW YORK, Fch, 5—-Fipal nu•t ...... »n a tr.nilin- d, i, . ' •* ’•'■ ‘‘R can bo raised on 10 J <nly nuutinp lncirfi>nt. ■ • ;. t’naro crunty for three years <thoriaaiion for moving the Met‘ 1 first prir.e fot the beat.nll ' t opolitan Aitem company h*« htcu fn n v .b niliU-1 i„ ; r , ,,, , ar and exhibit. Tart of the clis- itivcn. After a long fight 'bi' m opening ot th.. ,, I’nM ' an exhihit, of firth caught •wrrn Ortn H. Kn!m, chairman, >*»« the exhibit Tin!.- tr.i.! ih,. I,,*. • 'hibition near Hudson. Brow t:vl certain mvmlrsrs of the lxiard winning- of the i tainard u;e S.irasnta counties nltm •f >iin cto.M, iti'm ln io n •ban been merit prut:rum win erentvi! for the erection of n new <*•-> r.ti'lud hi 'i udetertinir fish exhibits. the grand't.-tml. •'“t\ li M. j , Hci i i vlldmg of rky-»Vnper type, proh T '| * * i d county inis n model frum the five net I r 'ifi .i>n nn11 th,* bi-lldinr 'c ith e r uptown. The new hihlt repip«cnt)np 10 acres cblv will b» eponed in I02tl. auto n i I racing■, event. ■ k, pt iijn , mwd 'M ‘ ; drainapo district. It has « a t ilie peak ui jr,t11 t“i three p i'i d citrus exhibit, showing 15 hours in the ttft» — . i. .1 Hill. j *,,■ | ii,i# rvaritii s crown w ith o u t fertilim Works display in id . ,**.-,.oil's* .■Uihti n >'i oraying in the muck lands, jn>: the entertuinmtnt j rmn St I n ip. winner of the citrus held the crowd i,:lhriir , its prr. i i. r seven consecutive years. hemity and thrills. . omp|( ‘ : '• s"t I' "OTts its fruit displny with filling the claim* t.f the !'t: mi ■ rhiait of blooming roses, lin­ edtnpany. ing tbf front of the entire exhibit. . Visitors had.a difficult do-1 ________________ ' oiinif which suliq in . . •first.* i . , V■ From the exp,. ■t|,.rl ,,t NEW A'( iUK, Feb.—fjre-snwing ■h iil-~ * *' n'liro-micro-secoral, a n.:.<)|(|, B"ti:h >'i a millionth of a second up and down Broadway I all hut |m e taking onlv ill,- sp;., can now be measured hy a new collided with Frank McIntyre, the building, the fa.r ha. L, invent ion. oveit'nvv the nrefiat m-ili I elephantine comedian whose 1100 do i >t hpcciineiits hi n«>\\■ fruit in which Florida i w ii > carefully iu i .i ,| f ami •riginal fashion It ■ 'on •>!' ixperiemiul fan- ■, | | PAMPER ED PEK IN ESE the yellow ribbon i f •< Lid at 'he Burial of Ping Pong til'* \--af is equal l.. (It,. * hou 1t tlio past i niopiin a t) pital, for .in operation. ri'otti'iauents to aiiia Thin revealed the need of n «<*- hoMt.r>, -Thi'* 1J olid operation. In • a I'oiiipetitimi and , • i| litiriul I’inp Ponjr was eared fur with U '.ii tlii- prevaitim; ^11111 the utmost tenderness. Mrs, Mend visit, r iiiinirdint' i. .it, . i* it aas r,.ntcd nn extra room in her fash- aw.i d i rth e rivuli■. i-vid* The <'“I iotinlile hotel, at $15 per day, So , • n* t hmi i o r 1.<■r. , ' i f *,,r that Tint; Pong might have com­ year ter. ' exhibit h a . •!• of plete rest a n d 'q u iet, Bra.a ' 'its trr,„. M :it p ,. I\ I ts, nve But Ping Pong died, aid hnv said have til. .oily Cr, nut n i but in less. Ir<** .n the state, Tlo; -ility Mrs. Mead gave up the Florida Ly life to dt>i I. 11nted W lived 'social session, and veilh Ping PongVl of j rinritin’a soil is new •l ilillClS. body, hastened hack to New York. !•i.V t h>. number , ..f* |r 111 w o* At llartsdale.Cdninu Cemetery, " ' " \ \ "r the e i iiiiient proven ' ' 1 lu " i wa» coin- Ph.g Pong w ua»Jnht away i,, i profbeautiful- ami. /.eJi^raU' coTfin.! itaidj. T ' ,hm ' , -‘l Mi>, ■ K. His j Tin* c inis family ■> -qiics the I»nms,i "I flnwer3%*51di i J l place of liutu i m nn. t ,,F tin* irnah•! b" r.nving ' mjxtn*ss j | Ituoths. Rtmngi ami t r*• si fruits kjiliri;]VL'cta/r7lfii deatl )^|'hare been iffectivih .Impluycd lsitli Mrs. nttefnnuA eypeiisi'S Icmii' i .a k more than $1500. * *»-■ s ami aiiiiise /tich ilil.H l inlillty 1'li‘iv. There• will her*a''tombstone fo r iigrn' and rcpiv ci.- n ' ea a r 1* Ill-in li, Piriff Pdng in 1 tlie 'ppring, Th* kepi 1.11 .m werini 1111*. tions of il- burial plot alwjiys will lip well in I;1•*. Hired for. . hiPing Pong iiind ami was burled IN I■-r r .; A r PAGE mSFzS t pounds, more *or less, occupy the major portion of alm ost any &l.lc*‘ttlle. , ... .. In the course of ch atter he sprung the grand old H n^ "I v a s a newspaperman onto myself. And, sure enough, he was once an infinitive splitter on the Ann Arlair (Mich.) Argos. It so happened tlm t a prom lnm t eititeif had died and n headw rtter jotted down the words: PASSES AWAY IN THE NIGHT I t also happened th at, on the same day. a yotntg man left town •without saying good-bye to his landlord and several others. 'A n­ other head was w ritten, which went something like this: COELECTOR^ WEPT WHEN HE DEPARTED -T\ L‘“.. McIntyre, new and the make-up, gel the two heads on the wrong i tories. lie left in the curly dawn. The Fourth' Estate lost and the theater won. At any rate, this is the tale ns it romor to me. I vouch for no anec­ dotes. Fnw H arry Tluw, who re-nppenrs on Broadway at interval* of ten days or loss, nnd this tiinj he was with a blonde___.Saw Ruth Conley, a clever young dancer, niul| sho was limping. Inquiry elicited CEMEPiT that she suffers from “Charleston knee.” an ailment.which may be­ come as common as the “house­ maid” variety if the turbulent new dunce continues its popularity Sow James Walker, the 'new mayor of this village “tickling the ivories” for the newspaper gei ts a t the annual high jinks of the Newspaper Club. For “old‘ times sake” the mayor played the com­ position th a t gave him his s ta rt in life: “ Will You Love Mo In Diccnibcr As You Do In May". . . Raw Mnx Hoffman Jr., the danc­ ing young offspring of the iunntus Gertrude, and he nppciirs both in th ea ttrs and night elulnqi thus carrying on the theatrical tradition, since his father lead* an orchestra and produces musical' shows. Saw Hue Samuels, known across tho continent as the “blue strcia of vaudeville,'' ami 1 am minded that It was just about 15 years ago that she was “discovered'*^'ring­ ing itf a Chicago nickeloden -C l[.B E R T SW .(Copyright, HIM, NEA $ ___________________ LIME PLASTER • - t . . :%" ”*LT y, 1v,1 « '■. | Stucco Sheet Rock * * Shingles Roofing . Sewer Pipe WE WILL BE GLAD ’A) SERVE YOU Try Smith's Barber 3hop for good barber ivork. Latiiea welcome. N ext to Valdez. • >?' VM CHASE & CO. ‘ ‘ Phone 586 - J r .- J ■■ ' im .'K'i .n is he !iv<?d--With dfifriUy n n d ' d e - 1 to j nance. ■ .s' '8 G o into any section of ihc Greater Sanford District, cast, south or west, .hi ’ ;t snnii ax cn m iih'letl w e will m o v e in to tin* new IdtUcliui^ Lust.jFovilh »1 niu| ttfi^mtlrffr T h e - Western U n io n T o li'irra p ii C o.’s " i1'ico, t In r t i l l i t ;1 e<|ili!)n ic n t w ill lie o f ih u w r y lalCftt (ic.xipn and eotirh - y ;; i*,i •-'■rvia* will hf our in 'ilfo . I f y o ll R aw look at’every development; consider every phase,of future growth and increased values; compare present prices; lest the accessibility-you can­ & not duplicate such matchless values as you will find at any i Vim* t el! or wish t" buy. !,';i*1 . gi . 'is an opjnntun­ it v to tall, it over w itb'v mi. X . v b .iia n A \ « u ’" BROWN l i ’ 1, I* irk UEAI.TV M 4C 1 COMPANY <#” <C .'n t- tb*l ■‘Wf. Ih-- ... The Best o f the Eastern Lake ’ ' , r V .2 4Tnlnii Ave. l* !ro n * 4 7 3 'W f f \ ' r . f.y I 1 — r r r —. .. v ■i ■| *i nr *dig at the Burial of Rosetta * out on Long Island, or over in * Ibis is .b mey; or up in fashionable West:r:>l burial cluster «ounty, where sunlight and fresh eir are plentiful, just f"r .. room Rose tin ’s sake. M Mdhefry tin Rosetta, still smiling, still ■nr “' h ta rin g for the other l ’tiig ehildren - '• nu-xpeti- j,s much ns 11o i*ii 111f . still friendly icrtakei with all the other "kids'’ in the ‘'J'«iitage of Mulberry Slr«*et neighborhood, 1' of tho got war so and worse, uiul finally fw.'rli rii", her j died. ' > \ pen so Her illnchs lasted about a week. Tin* n lather w ept quietly !«•'"It i*a Mul- i aose there couldn’t bo ^i nicer iii r lack funeral. IJut nice funefaia arc 1hildren of expensive. , ItiiM-ltii Tin* ensket cost ^24, a pirn* ho* 5,H) a cur to the* cemetery $ 12. ho cause i Ami though the burial plot was ' mater- free, it cost $1 to g et a permit . uiihhim* and $8 to have the grave dug. r t The neighbor children Bupjdied , *1'»<• only Howers. Tliere was a l ‘ * u, .* Pfvtty hunch of these, though thej’ h‘ ! were wilted somewhat. uiiiVii frum i So Rosella died und was buried had lived—in dupcivatlutl L* ti rifimmt TEN DAY SALE TIRES AND TUBES Rines Filling Station 111.1 Sanford Ave. Phone 4G1-J Aron frtft n coupon with every dollars purchase Rood for aluminum ware. Sinclair Gas and Oils U se the beat. It co.sl» no more and is better for your motor. ___________ T h e location is supreme in accessibility-increased valuations certain follow, in harmony with the rapid growth and progress of Sanford. Prices today are lower than any other developm ent approaching the high type o f Marvania. METAL WORK AND AUt o m o iiil E RADIATOR REPAIRING. Sheet Metal Co. ‘ • 207 French Ave. tax es I’aim B each, •Miami, Sanford, West Daytona Bei^ch CENTRAL FI FLORIDA OFFICE National. Bank Bldg. 'iionl, Florida. RESIDENT m a n a g e r VVC HAVE THE B E S I BUYS ^ - •A C R E A G E -•B U S IN E S S -H O M E S / 0 v n c ?27 • *JU „:L». Hodgins & Cowan V|‘le, Tampa to ' U ilc le /.R » * f c lh ; C o I uUiluiilf *- . < *m*x j arf • .. : . .. . • j•n u n ■t k s : ■ cK* * * ■ �QE FOUR THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1926 Sanford Herald a c m trn iP T io x Unfriendly Rivalry h a ts ;* Y ear—17.00 HU- Month* lsr*«l In C ity b y C srrlsi . lie. W eekly K dlilon 1 ttS H H F .n ARSOCIATHD C R EM ' T h e A ssociated P ress Is r ir lu s IV*Is en titled to the u se (or rep u b llcn ilo n o f s l l new* dlRpntche* cred ited to It or not o th erw ise cred ited In th is paper and a lso th e lo c a l n ew s published herein. All H r h ts o f repu b tlcaiion of special Jlapatrhca herein are alao reaerved T H E nERALD’S PLATFORM l ^ P w p c r w ater route to Jack-iatuvlfte. &>—Construction of St. Johns-Indlan River canal, t .— Extension of white way. 4^-B w inunlng pool, tennla courts, etc. • e —Augmenting of building pregram —house*, hotels, a p a r t * m eat houses. ••— Extension of etreet paring program. .; , . Const ruction o f boulevard around Lake Monroe. 8^—Completion of city beautifiestion program . • —Expansion of nchoqV . system j with provision for Increased fad lltls . ABSORB THESE FACTS T he Tampa Tribune and the Miami Herald, two o f the leading p ip ers ;of the sta te ; in fact two of the largest and beat papers o f the entire country, hate been Baying spite; fu l'th ln gri abdrit each other which threaten to do hafm riot-only -Jo their own communities but to nil o f Florida as well. • " ■*• T he argum ent seem s to have started with more or less friendly riv a lry concerning .the population of their respec­ tive com m unities. Actually Miami annexed adjacent terri­ tory hft 8W V ifl^ 'b W p erly should; Tampa did the sam e. The populations of both places consequently were consid­ erably boosted.^ Tampri warns Jacksonville to be careful or Miami will ahneje hen Miami wonders how long it will be before St. Petersburg is a part of Tampa. All this is very well. But the trouble seem s to have gone further. Unpleasant things have been said by both papers •coneerning'>“ipi(lemicH’’. The Herald says that a Bmnllpox “epidemic Has been raging in Tympa fo r w eeks” nnd declare that Miami has more cases of and the Tribune declares smallpox thnn Tnmpn. We hnve mnde no personal invcHtigntion of the alleged “epidem ics” >b u t- We do-not believe that, n yery perious con­ dition exists in either city. We arc fully convinced that as a general rule Floridn Cities nrc the healthiest communities in the whole world. And it further seem s to us that if any epidemic wdre rife iii Tampa the best source o f information concerning it would mot lie othe Miami Herald, and if we wanted to know ju st how many cases of smallpox there were in Miami, wo would not look to th e Tampa Tribune for that data, i r* t 7 •. Florida newspapers which knock one another, even if what they say should he title, make a serious m istake and are deviating sonsiperabjy from the true spirit of this stattf. What hurts One section of Florida hurts all nnd what boosts one, boosts all. 1 ou don’t build cities by knocking others. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY A - BUILDING AN ALTER—"Am God anld unto JAoob, Arise, go u, to - Bdthvl, nnd dwell there; ant m ake there lin bUnr >uhto ‘God.’ Gen. rtBsl. PRA Y ER— M ay‘ every hpme Ir o u r land, laird, hulld n fnmlly nl t a r upto Thee. / ’ < TAMPA TELEGRAPH ■ T » T * its , Robertson, Will * Tji c u r vialtors Tnmpn the hom o-of the South -Florida F air in Riving you glad ■^welcome. urges that you bccone MR. MADDEN of Illinois, chair­ fnniilinr with Florldn’a vnrlod roman of tho house 'a p p ro p ria ­ isources. tions committee, annouticnr th at l' J This fair gives you ample op­ fifty million dqllara will; be used to develop inlnnd w aterw ays. The portunity to investigate as to what amount was increased ten millions Floridn is doing along agricul­ by President CollidgCn recommen­ tu ral lines. There is not a county , dation. ^ JJri Florida whiclt does not offer That is n start, although small. A complete plan s h o u ld -W man- peculiar advantages for safo in- ' peel out and put through,-nil fa s t vestment*. There is not a county ( ns engineers, men and: m achinery th a t is not growing in prosperity, | enn be found to do ‘it, nd- m atter and everywhere there is proof of what it costs. : jj‘-. ' A nation that could obMdge its added wealth. neighbors in Europe w nh ten I,. M. Fthodes, state m arket com­ thousnnd million dollars in a hurry missioner for Floridn, is the best , to finance their job -of nutting Versed man in this country H3 re­ ertch others throats, und steal oqch others land, should find money; do lates to agriculture. He snys that ' develop Its own nation i a n d ,its own, ^Florida grows n greater variety o f , | rcaonrees. •• • - »• food products than any txvu.^tatw.J., lh the Union. • , PRESIDENT COOLIDCifc ' qskn ”*'Mr. Rhodes goes further. lie r tho people to remember, ns they road speeches made In congress saVs th a t.n o other place on th>* v th a t sonic speeches aro for. politi-. globe can produce greater profit* () col effect. T hat1 is renspnnblc. 1n Statesm en often talk with /mother per nrre thnn Floridn. It makes no difference wh.t election in view. » '•Y ‘ # -ftstate you are from you never "mi* " SENATOR HARRISON of MU- finer vegetables and other soil , Mississippi, higly indignant, denoun­ ces the president for n . statem eht, .products than are now on exhihi- I; “unworthy of a president of the tion at the South Florida Fair. 1 United States.” T hat is iCk* rea s­ Back home you have friends aiuj ^ onable. Free speech is pftVt of our relatives who arc wrapped ‘in governm ent doctrine, although our Patriot-profiteers, did suppress It blankets waiting for the gentle a for n while in w ar time. Tho aer­ spring time whereby they enn get ators may say w hat they think into the fields and plow, hopeful f, in the senate and s ta r t their cam ­ for 1020 of ono crop. The things paigns there. It is the rig h t and you see a t tho South Floridn Fair*s< duty of the President to say w hat ure growing in abundance all over tho state. Tho citrus fruits you u he thinks and knows. see us to qunllty are in compe'itlon with none. Nowhere else ar a BUCh oranges, and grapefruit grown—nowhere elso can .the;,- oe t. grown. You have heard *0111" | ftl knocks about Florida soil hark in your own states. You heard main 1rl Infamous lies from these de'nm- in 1 ‘ PUBLIC a ■■He 13*13 V... As Long As Sanford Grow S l0 Sanford, cfltec \altie. havi„ few towns can boast business property hoi, som e profit in d‘av< » us explain whv ' “Business Pron As proof of whin „ hnve a client who wion Sanford Citv Pi0i or building nnt>‘,|s fin Sanford Realty 9-10-11 Ball Budilin YOUTH Power And Push Make For A (’.renter Citv Old tim es, gold times, Ttmcs when wo wero young, W here’s tho song th at can.eofoparti) W ith the songs we'BUng? Melancholy middle-age Looks acroa* the way Tolling heart* Jvp tjillg h ter tjioft In the month o f May. Old times, bold times, Times before n enro • R ad come in to weigh us down, Oh; but they were fair! Then we danced to m erry tunes, Utillko those today, NoW we cannot keep the lime - When the fiddlers piny. BRADENTON UKRAI.D Value of verbal boosting nml the push that impresses the casual visitor was brought out at the tinnunl meeting of the Chamber of Commerce with force, for thus,men know the worth of dnvertisingf Florida, ns a whole lias come to thrt’ front faste r thnn any of tn.states developed in the past, siinply.bocause the men who came here to mnke n success nf a gigantic undertaking had the right spirit nnd the fight th a t could not b" j V -# *. Old tim es, gold times, Times.^if jptrth and PlflX - >■ B ut tAc songs would ntlll be sweet Could wo alng today. M irth keeps tripping down the way. ■Laughter isn’t dead, .Yesterday our hearts were young NoW our youth ha» flod. j€V‘. VW ‘l In one of his piquant and pithy paragraphs appearing re­ Old tim es, bald tim es, . cently, A rthur Brisbane ways that millions of Americans dis­ D early are they kept. O ft dur heads have bowed to enrv like II. CJ. Wells because he has made them think. Americana O ften w o'have w e p t.’ as a rule hate to think, Mr. Brislmhc adds. YV® m ay tell .them as we will Is this altogether true? We think not. One great O f the song* wo siing, f .would ra th e r sing today trouble w ith the American today is his tendency to spend ho today a re young. hours thinking flightily on u m ultitude of mutters, seeking, — E dgar A. Guest alw ays to got som ething now, som ething different. lie thinks .• '*J ■- — -o---------• altogether too much som etim es, too much o f scientific, moral You c a n ’t h u rt aome people’s feelings, because they haven’t any. and ethical m atters instead of confining hiH thoughts to • Do Am ericans Hate To Think? D on't coynt too much on a brightfu tu re if your p ast has been shady. . ‘‘.;f : ■■ o----- -— W hen these girl* dance tho C harleston we don’t aeo how these tolled stockings can s ta y up. --------- o ........... W hen you c an 't understand w hat's com ing over tho radio, i t ’s static or gomeone Ringing in Spanish. ... o -------'Sem inole county carried off dis­ tin c t honors a t tho Tam pa fa ir nnd m ore valuablo publicity comes this business affairs, but we* lir e indebted to this method of thinking for the cotton gin, the steam boat and any number of American inventions that hnve revolutionized the industries of the world. * * The Hume enthusiasm und vim thut,churacterixes us ph ys­ ically prevails in the average American intellect, which is usuully an am bitious if not a very remurkablc intellect. Thu American m ay lack the stolid concentration of th e E nglish­ man. His thoughts may be forever flyin g o ff on tan gen ts in search of new fields, but while he is essentially practical, these mental sorties have often resulted in opening up great visions w ith qjlUflCNUeiUjnvakwbtc contributions to therworld.Thinking is oTi ilte whole a queer process thnt no two people do alike. Some think intelligently nnd compre­ hensively, om itting no detail, while others less fortunate rpil the m atter over In their minds und it comes out us undigested as it pickled oyster. To this latter class, of people thinking is som ething th a t they are really iucupublo o f doing; it is more than a burden, it is an im possibility. Those blessed persons who cah think well either from inheritance or training find in thinking tho key to worlds o f happiness, Thinking ja to the m the Aladdin's lamp for every occasion. It is t heir -greatest legacy, u'never failing source o f comforf and pluasure w ithout which life am id:the nuyst.luxurious surroundings would be comparable to dwelling in n palace surrounded by desert w astes. So we don’t agree with Mr. Brisbane when he snys th at thinking is a burden which the average man hates. Those who know how to think delight in thinking, w hile those who consider it a burden really don’t know how td.think at all. BaHig a congressman Isn’t so bad; a Georgia representative recently •W cetred a doxen fresh eggs from one of his constituent*. - ■ o- ■ Headline nays "Senator Heflin Takes Floor of Semite Monday.” How in the tliunditr do you sup­ pose ne got uway >vlth it with all o f those alert splnniistanding a ro u n d 7 ♦ > -------- *)— *— “ Mu" Ferguson Is 'getting to be moro of u politician evrry duy. Now aha has mitered suit for libel , ag ain st a Texas paper' for attack ­ ing her public recoAi.'1 : ■ i f* P*—r— A New Y °rk nrtlt!,’ the fath er of two children, danced the Charleston tw enty-tw o and n.Jiajf hours, winnlng the contest over a large field o f entranU . Nowsuw w h a t theirhiJdren' havo to live down. W’lY; 1^ -------- o--------MY FAVORITE STORIES There a re still some people who lly IRVIN 8 . COBB w rit* anonymous letters to newnpapera with the request th n t they I crave to add a third to the lint W heelbarrows have been tho M published. Ajt reliable publtcu. tlons deposit such lolteph la. the (Sllbjcqt of of. t,,J,wo standard of wheelbarrow jokes. The man who to ld 'lt to mo vouched for It* anecdotes. There Is the stock authenticity. He said th a t in n Story of the Irish laborer who little town in Georgia there was a angrily yelled nt nn Italian co­ rottnn-m ill hand who, on account w orker: “ Hero you, quit monk­ of the closing down of tho mill, eying with th a t there wheelbar­ was given a summ ertim e Job of row. W hat would an Ignorant cleaning nnd repairing the village dago like ydu know about ma­ streets. He had no associates, and chinery?" And there is tho. other undoubtedly the work grew monot­ dependablo standby which nearly onous. yet he stuck to the ta»k third edition of Frauk everbody has heard, of the visitor because he needed the. money Stoekbridge's book, "Florida who was being escorted over the which the municipality paid him l Making"' will soon be . on grounds of the atate lunatic asylum to tldo him over the dull aeason. One blazing hot m orning a p*«sas.. N early two hundred and came to where a squad of the nd'copies hifte already been inm ates were trundling m aterial ser-by noticed t h a t’ ho was dragid o f and the demand has for a building Job. The vlaltor glng his barrow behind him aa be i ao great that the publishers noted th a t one of the group was passed through the principal streetscidied that another edition holding h it barrow upside down To the onlooker this seemed an neesesary. This is another and said to him; "My frtend» why especially laborious way of mov­ ing the unwieldy yohicla. kdlcatinn of the interop that , 8ay, Bill," he called out. “ w bat’s <h* big idea?. Why not p u alty o u r wheel-barrow Instead of pulling itr» “Wan; HBU, m Mr. r . ^/UUBUllg D un.oti" . kisw e**! the U nruid operative, “ F Objection to the “bodv rub** is bused on the fact th at th irty men drink the “ rub" and some dp worse, in o'*, great steel m anufacturing it\ a Incal rule forbids ^selling iib'ohni mnde into nolid cakes for burning as in alcohol lamps. It v.u* discovered that some men ntc •hose , -,ki c. ('hanging old habits is *Jovv wo' k. , •/ * KINf: CKMKliK and Queen Mary opened parliam ent silting j ii .biasing glory in the lord* and i»v«t * and peeresses around ttn-m. < <urespondents dej yciib- the di-'dav of diam onds-ana pearls as unusually brilliant. The court is in iiutrning for Queen Alexandra, M u t h o r o t- T a n g George, ami black dresses made the djumouds seem more brillian^. Queen Mary wore “n huge stonti.ehar of diamond!,, pearl und dia­ mond collar und a diamond crown of niultcso crosses mndo of enor­ mous diamonds." Trinccsses nnd peeresses ull did their liest. DIAMONDS THAT the Rornstjefts, cousins of Hritish royultry used to wear, a re now sold by Uw -liolshaidlct. tho money used ~lo buy American plows for Russian peas­ ants. Hut this doesn’t worry King George. Wiser thnn the czars, Hritish royalty follows where the people lend. In a country where tho right to think, suv nnd write what you pIcuM1 is still taken se­ riously. T hat inukcs it a safe coun­ try, even for kings «nd their dia­ monds. »♦*. r ------- . FAILURE QE another effort tn end the coal alriY* brings coal so much nearof to control by the government. Goal tmd«r ground is ,ownod by individuals, only through, public .consent,/ Evt-rything.that represents ubsoluto publlc necessity, air, w ater, coal, rail* roads, tnust naturally be subject to pu b lic1Control. Mine owners are culd by union leaders.to be forcing a practical lockout, The unions brought troublo.on themselves In tho bcgthnlng by defiant refusal of arbitration. Unions and owners are working hero ms they have done in England toward govern­ ment control, pf rpines. It will come tn Englan/1 before long. It will come here* eventually. The people.w ill n o t forever consent to shiver; wrhilo “capital and labor"’ fig h t about iho term s on which the peoplo m ay have heat. | TOM SIMS SAYS Environm ent Is e rs ty stuff. Enough of It will make you think anything i» r ight o r wrong. Sometimes w e th ln k every body, h wrong about everything, but wo know WO a re w rong about that. You could build yourself a pri­ vate etreet cat lino .with what It take? to keep up an old auto .n winter. | . \ - t V ?' R leh ty l million cigarette* were smoked in 1W®. The modern wifi* helps her husband In many wayp. Tho west coast of this wonderful state has yet to reap its full »h:m of prosperity. This is n erilienl year in the history of Iirailenton, according to speakc>rs ut the t r;, board meeting, for it means great­ er success,or a drop. And if u«> .in­ to continue our rapid pace <>( build, in g a great community, now i« thef tim e td fire nwny and e.intinue to fire away. Bradenton, barked by till tit*magnificent resources of Mnnaiee epunty Is the -garden spot of the west const, literally nml in fuel. There is no m arket vegetable that cunnot be grown here. Fifty-three varieties of vegetables arts on dirplay at the Tnmpn Fair, all grown in Manatee county. Surely, w<hnve something to boost und let’* get at it right. 'i f re is n suggestion trade at the meeting: Never have any time to back up to an office building nml drowse away the valuable minutes of your life lit- always on the and give the vi-iturs the impressing that is s„ good thnt vo i hnrdlv nave time t„ talk with him. Ho fourieuiis nml drive the point Inmc iiu.'iit Manatee county nod its gt at background. |t,.list all the tin"1 and advertise the i.est rumn,,,,"tN m the world. Relieve in >"ut city, county nnd state nml never lose the opportunity to im press someone d»o with",your onthusiaw". That baR' ht*frilk s and is just the stuff needed lor Hrndentou T he udvertising cninpaien of Hie ( iuimbet of Commerce i* begin-I me to fun, tion. A full |i„„. pll|,. Iienv maM IS to Ik- employed. Hut all of tins will mean nothing unless • v. i\ man. woman and child in tlm <Hv believes absolutely in the fu- 1 tine of Hradenton and keeps on •Khtmg for the l,ig things that are knocking at our dbors. Hradenton i* fiuing its greatest fni Without taking ndvnntagc " r the ehnnee it will he Ju„t tli I-n'i'F' . " w 1 M“l’ tnlking Hi ad futon and Mm,me,, county. We have all the le-ourres but the1, "•■fd to be talked It won't anytliing. but a little thoughtful effort will bring dividends far Inyoml your n k r i n i i ..... Road building in tin- United ■States lias made tremendous prog­ ress In the Inst ten years. Ten ‘years .ago. the~whoio country was t-xpr^rimenting. Tho public had ju rt awakened to realization thnt the automobile was to become the uni-' vernal mode of transportation. A period of roud-building hy.vu-rin followed upon this realization. It was haphazard. Some of the early roads held up, but many crumbled under traffic. Michigan’s own ex­ periment In gravel on mum trunk* linos was an extienslvc error. Now however, looking back nt the achievements made known in .lie annual international convention of road men In Chicago, we discern tho great progress that has i»een nccomplUhed. Ten years ngo Michigan was trying to piece together service­ able roads between its lurger cities. Kissim m ee’s Kxclusivr sidowafk.s, pave,I .street and .spwerapt’. shade tn 'vhit« way— Now L'julei If you fool von art* the or ivirt* at once. TIFFANY RFALTt Arcade Building Kk Farms,Ai Today’s Hosl Bit Homes. IaiIs, O ih * 10 ncr<* t r a d d u j . n iand-j t-'lcarod a n d tile d about <>mikifgfi fo rd . T h e r e is a good iw -toryM t h is t r a c t a n d can In* bought forifl d e r t h e m a r k e t. All equipment il 2 m u le s , c e le ry w ire and pai*er. fi* ro w s n n d s p r a y mat him p>. - withg I’ric e d f o r q u ic k sale #S«NnNipiill te r m s . COLCLOIJGH KKALTf Real Kstnlc Sanford. Fla. Earle T. Field AKA I. KSTATK Lobby. Pulsston-B rum ls: Bsnford • POTTER’S “ORLANDO MAID CANDIES S p e c i a l a t t e n t i o n ])aid Parties, r e c e p t i o n s a n d w e d d in g s . 1hi* in good, high, fertile *o«JJ Ifrowth of palm nnd orange tree [Ween Enterprise and Green -F •\qore Drive. A.nV one* wunting a Ixoautiful should investigate this proper*!' to KARL J. SCHUL Factory 308 W. Central Avenue Retail Store 15. E. Central Avenue Orlando, Florida R E A L E S T A T E — IN v t^ n i P h o n e 744 606-607 F i r s t N ational W . F . H O L B O R N . S*le* ^ �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY S, 1926. PAGE FIVE RESIDENCE,TELEPHONE: ’ 117-W ' ................ | m,a,\ Ml** Zoo Munton of F t. Myer», Kon, left Friday far her homo. She who ha« been spending a few day a was aacom panted home by Mr*, with her aunt, Mrs. Fannie 8 . Mun- Lain*. Mrs. Samuel Puleston I» Hostess i Honoring Mrs. Roy Collier a iH H H a iiH u iim iu m ia n m im n a iH a im H __- WVIUVA II l ---------- - - « nV Collier of At- course luncheon wni i ' g ' r t * S J c & t a i p - t o, lhc Mm ’ George A. DeCottcs, the Clltc bridge thnt wni i „ * ’» lt.t including the members of tho morning hours, 1 & D w lfc ? 5 Bridge Club and one hiKh Kore, Mack bo 1 . , ( « table of players. flowers nrrnnged ns ! dainty colors of plhk »nd tc r>ng the luncheon I T ill ,alj l ^ o s l effectively car- won by Mrs. Ernest °irC|>nnt Cln^ every detail. Gracing loway and Mrs. Erm center of th J lunchon table, Mrs. Collier was th« . a tew mound of lavender, pur- exquisite corsnge ol nte and Pink cut flowers. On the sweet peas. Llgo were violets o f deep purple, Covers were laid ^rnduallv shading in to lavender Collier. Mrs. Georgi w dthtevchder and purple sweet Mrs. (i. D. Bishop. »hon blending roses and pink Sharon. Mrs. R. A. sweet peas, until tho deep P|nk of A p Connelly, Mr* 1 the radiance roses completed t h i s , Mrs F,. F. Houshold artistic centerpiece. Roumillnt. Mrs. Fra Plnced a t cither Bldo of this, Mrs. Frank les "whTlIi n'r ^he spacious homo of Mrs. W. A. , Entertaining In her usual charm ­ er'nut cup, Fitts was the scene of much pleasp£Br'°“ ■ rnann*r \ Mrs; .loin*.. • V „„ Tk —-i k «. tjeorjfo A. DcCottw was hostess nt dainty plnk ure on Thursday when she was „ bridge luncheon, on Wednesday nt " k " Cr° bostes# nt n luncheon followed by nt the Hotel Forest Lake, honorcinnsC S ' bridge for her. quota In the series ja* heedtouse guest, Mrs. Roy Colcned 11 of . van'shing progressive parties Her of Atlanta, Ga. *i Y^bich are being given by the SanReflecting the artistic U ste of e or uupH. ford Woman’s Club. the hostess was the elegantly upnyed during This homo represented a veri- pointed luncheon tnHe. Peep goldL' j for tab,p u°wcr w|th potted maiden ; en calendulas in silver basket, the * iillod with hair ferns, baskctiT nnd bowl* of handles tied with butterfly bows c those ccn- cnleiululns. sweet pTaS a n d 'o lh e r of lavender tulb, centred the table, ablcs were cut flowers. Centering the daintily , while at either side stood her Cowan Gal- appointed luncheon- table, was a | Cathedral candlesticks of sliver Iloilshnlder. large basket filled with sweet peas holding lighted orange tapers. The esented an In pastel tints and sprays of ferns. nut cups wen- minnture baskets of nolets and At 1 o'clock a tempting four course (fold, filled with lavender bonbons. luncheon was served. . the handlestied with lavender The afternoon hours were quick- tulle. Marking the places of the ly spent with the absorbing game KUests were floral design cards in of bridge, high score being won by lavender fastened to tho attractive Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, the prltc be- nut cup,, A. j ,,'dock n well ap*n«r ■ hand painted guest towel, pointed eight course luncheon was Mrs. F.lton Moughton wn* present- Rcrved. cd u luster bowl filled \vltn sweet t n ,, _ pens, when she failed to have any lh? aflp,™ on l,'°J?„ C luck with her honors and points. f " ,0^ , “n n* . "f Mrs. F itts’ guests were Mrs. M. b' ,d* V lh.c pa^', tjl\,,ca bp‘P? S. Wiggins, Mrs. R. C. Bower. Mrs. ° f .in thp a'lips pnrlors whlchw ere C. R. Kirtley, Mrs. Elton Mough- " a of calendulas ton. Mrs. okvid Caldwell. Mrs. <>cd with lavender malinc. Floyd Palmer, Mrs. W. C. Hill and After the usual number of proMrs. Charles L. Britt. gressions, scores were counted and ___________________ • tho prize for top score, a novelty Tho many friends of Mr. and imported basket, was won by Miss Mrs. Ralph Wight will be grieved Katherine Wilkoy. The.consolation to learn of the serious illness of prize. also nn imported basket, foil their young daughter, Mary W ight, - - — - -—--------------nt their home in Rose Court. MR A N D MRS. C. H. BRUEMMER ARE ENTERTAINED AT COUNTRY CLUB 1 In>houi<rof Mr. ancf Mrs. Charles **r,t H lrm uernm er of New B ritian, . *Conn.. Fred E. Crandall, m anager “° v of Bodwcll Realty Company’s Or1 lnndo office, gave n dinner party * Slde , and dance n t the Sanford Country I Club on Wednesday evening. CovI era were laid for 25. UUon tnblo decorations included **f l violets, roses, smilax and other ®'c ‘ early spring flowers. Place cards ® .(jr. and other details were in keeping uuilii t |,e cojor„ used jn the decora­ tions. During tho evening, bass, tenor 1 Mr-*, and baritone solos, duets mid jin at nuartette numbers were rendered crosn's .by F. Nelson I-ane, lx»wis E. ItenMrs. nison. Frank B arry * and T. A. i., and Meenaghnm. ington, The dnnee catxla included n dojen numbers, whilp bridge wns also a™ , i s r s u * .jA la th e a n Class Meets Of function were the guest* of hon- 1 A t H o m e M l’S. J . W . or. Mr. and Mr*. Bruemmer; Mr. , , i fT „ n n /ln v and Mrs. Crandall. Mr. am! Mrs. C o l d O U g l l O n i U C S f l a y T. A. Mecnnghan, Mr. and Mri. j W arren R. Smith. Mr. and M»-s.' Frank J. Barry, Mr. and Mr*. Ern­ est T. Bennett. Mr. and Mi>. l)nniel if. Fitzsimmons, George E. homo of Mrs. J. H. Colelnugh in Bridget, Mr. and Mrs. K. l>. Ely, Rose Court, with Mrs. Pitchford, Edward It. Faiichcr. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Forrest McAllister and Mrs. Joseph Hoar, Jr.. K. Nelson Lan**, Leslie Bryan as hostesses. A most enjoyable program was W. (t. Cheek. Harpy A. Reed, rendered including reading by l i t ­ Hurrv T. Itod well, Thomas W. Williams and l-cwis E. Dennison. tle Miss Shirley Winston, vocal xolos by Mrs. A. M. Phillips, vocal duet bv Mrs. J. II. Colelnugh and Mrs. A .M. Phillips. During a short business session, B Mrs. Willinms and Mrs. Cook were ■ ! nppoihte’d tb arynnge for cards to ■ bp-plhfgd in .th q different hotels n I jnyltjipg sUnngttrs ta !tlit- Alnthenn ■ .CliisH xif thu‘^ ir* t RaRfisl Church J •m o v e 1 Mrs. J. II. Little, cutcrtiiinjit the ' Nundhy' morniijRt.sessiiins at U:3U ■ I s Club nieptlx-rM of the-‘;Gudc;JT> me" club, 'o ’chjck..' { , • 1 . ■rmooti, Q buffet luncheon on Wednesday V-s A t| the -^radvipten* of ,lho p r o -'B t h o * . n tJjifF homq. on ttee , Weill i',Sided vgratij^va sn(J|il^'JiQU^''was enjoy- a home Jj'e* lunclicon Wide ' wns,’. fatd with' a’.TAyii'’iited) , pFqcV I colors Iwlpginn arnsticTnrV jifi^m trdli’of My. and fruits o f/all kiuds." ,. Ai l o’clock lied out ;l deIigiuus, threifi,;c durso‘ limrbi'A*i id deep was served, the hoAtess lndulr'tas­ t'offee/ . sisted 'h i ' Servlnr iby.-A^re: J!.. V..*. .ten• in .regard to 'th e..lu n ch room enliesirohd , • ,, .i i 1 pleas- Grav, Mrt. E. E. Pngo anfi Mrs. ■w.ls irivm and if • was-divided -to *' —------ ^ ------------------Ed fancy 1R- A. SUTjSSf -Weigh Five fo u n d s »t« hem After luncheon the mumbec* <-nfor the loved-a 'Spirited."game . of bridge, r The ui-niu- n io th /if ^ p o rted M o re In T h irty D a y s j ’he prise for h ig h /sso rc ,'a n Iridli 'ii^Oat Mim im«| d u ring ' * V itess ns- luce, himlkorchittf,“ib ring-w on , by tho'im^t month tnwjinft. tturvptiiy4 . ..... ukwood, i Mrs. R. A. King,' white tew scori* ground fund, and tU t-th e ir com- , A? kUlUn/,“n rh.nr" ’uc> consist- w as.held bv M rs.-D. f.'llq W in j, jnitlees were l.USV IW a M n g ’this ’J ^ L * ° f. t ' L" ' r, < *1 Compound Tablets, caramel, who was connolgd with, a fancy pin foutid a'nd hoped lo finisTi'up their ^ quote bv the next meeting They cos hut little urv sugar Into. cu sh io n ., » t routed itnd iih plcaiiunt to take iu» hostess’ The guest list included Mrs. ' Other matters “ f immirtanec ] call(iy Mr inti- Paul Neeld, Mrs. D. C. Howard, discussed nnd acted upon. < Skinny men and women take ring the Mrs. T. D. Inubinet. Mrs, Ben R. were The pennant for hc*At attendance (|iem speed 11>' put on plenty of of mothers Of their grades was „ uod )kt ulthy solid flesh and for , >v,,l. ’V / l,u, t 1 krade with Miss tIlia purpose they are so extremely £illah U elsli as teacher. good that thin men and women ofIt was decided to ask the other ten take on 5 pounds or more in Parent Tear hi rs’ Association* of 30 days. As u matter of fact, your the city to join in with the South druggist is authorised to return Side School nnd hold a Joint nice'- your money if you don’t take on ing on Founders Day., Feb. 17. i, pounds in 30 days. score, Mrs. Garllngton, was given a . lovely basket. The honor*#,* Mr*. Collier, was also presented an Im­ ported. basket as a memento of thU j delightful party. The entire affair was moat <n-> joyabte and was one of the many social courtesies with which Mrs. Collier is being honored. Mrs. Blanche Wells, who has IS been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. B H. Tunnicllffe a t their horn* nt f Rutlcge, leaves on Saturday for ■ her home in St. Cloud. ' * 1 A. G. Chambers of Minneapolis, Minn.. Is the guest of hU broth­ er and wife. Mr. and Mrs. W. II Tunnicllffe nt their home at Rut­ ledge. r :fi« UlIlS —And you have all the vital factors of a successful leal estate investment com­ bined in this development to help you de­ cide. Investigate That will plenne Milady for all occa­ sions. Miss Willard’s Gift Shop Before It Is Too Late On Balcony at tho Basket J. S S 5 B S FOR 35 YEARS 1 have been selling DIAMONDS in Sanford and I have never had a dissatisfied customer'. There is a reason for all things—and the fact th a t Kensington gardens has the reputation of bein^ one of the fastest selling subdivisions on the m arket today should be convincing enough for the most cautious buyer. Call any of the follow ing Find Street. For information or a trip of inspection Lieut. Nolan 11 “The Man Without A Country” ■■ Kensington As No Man Has Loved 1 D evelopm ent Co S I Ounei'M And Developers ROBERT J. HOLLY, JR., SALES DIRECTOR M ila n e T o d a y Ami don’t forfjet the dunce tonight on I he ^tuge from eleven until two. v / Bern fit Athletic Auuociation of Boys and Oirl'n Hi. Music by the Troubadours Room 15 J’irFl Nnl'l. Bank BJdff. J| * ■ Bayard Realty Co. Luke Mnry Development Co. PAUL 0 . BIGGERS McCALL & FOX ■ Mr. und Mrs. Clyde Byrd r e - 1 turjaid on WVdncsday from Irs ’Thomas F. West of Janesville, endia where they have, been the j Ir*. W|s., is spending a few dnys in guests of the latte r’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wqy.* >sa Sanford attending to business. T r y It in your favorite cake. It is easy to cream because it is already so cream y itself. a gUf.ts, S n o w d r ift is a rich creamy oooking fat, made by the W esson O il p eop le, for m aking cake Dastrv, for frying, and for all good cooking. 'ou arc suffrom ccic- •otnc other Ing, cmhar- ln g sk in ■ A fter month) of textile research und weav­ ing experiments she finally succeeded in pro­ ducing a piece of fabric of sufficient size to dcsig:n n frock. W earing thin frock Bhe traveled ail over the United StAtos, from the cast coast to the n e tt coast. W herever she went— Palm Beach. H a., Coronado, Cal., San Franclaco, San Diego, A tlantic City and Now York— everyone linked her “Oh! where did you get that lovely frock?” She woa of­ fered all prices. A sm art woman at the Ambassudpr Hotel in I>os A ngeles insisted that she accept $250, for it. No one had ever worn or seen a frock like I t; so soft, so com­ fortable, so wearable; never crushed, never anything but a delight to its wearer. They come In all colors. Powder Blue, Green, White and Blush. AD models priced at « you may |r be rid of ming Mendphur, Uc1 u noted HHxiaUbt. I ■ aulphur ( its germ tldorn fails |g . even of t»t anpllcatl um\ comk* IiLntho. Vu..y ■ Vvrfeclly bUdn a jar IL •oiRulphur Also these dresses feature band made “Irish” linen collars with mal filet laces for each style. 15.00 and $6.00 Each p to you. f - Clip R ag *r 4SMF �THE SANFOIW HERALD, FRIDAY. FEWUTARY S, 192(1 JB Browne ......L . ■ Will . eoncetrtrate-Oir A a tito r ity -S ta i i a BBi Tennis During Approaching Season Many Theaters Are n k w y o r k , f <+.. s - i / i i - M n r s left until,, and <u ,u Ch isjuiw tion. C au sing Poor Plays Browne intends to devote more ahould be p u t aside/* NFW v n n Z ~ ^ ~ h K ber time this year to tennis, as “The im portant thing to do is to N^ 'V tO R K , Fob. 6, « /P ))— e thinks th at no woman can ex- keep your eye on tho ball until Groab>’ .GalffC' tbc Producer, b e c t to v,*in r.onors c n n siste n U y in you' hrive flit i t , a n d t h a t ’s th e h irtf- ! evas t h y e th en ters ills nml g o lf a t th c s a m e t i n i p . , e s t t h i n g in' t h e g a m e to c K ” ' In N e w Y o r k b e c a u s t h e r e a r n o t S h e qualified in l a s t y e a r ’s Worn- ■ M iss B ro w n e r e g a r d s th e p t6 s - e nough good p la y s to fill th e m . Il'cnrinir <»n proposed air Hertieo have over a doten good produc­ roinpnigna opens in Senate *>iintions a season.” Thp producer believes th e A m er­ ta ry coinmitteo. ican dram a is improving, hoivcvLr. and th a t there are many present day actors who rank with the sinra NOTHIJ OF HA1.B « F srm.mrn. s rr .i 111. ta x nciioot. m sof ‘old. TltTi T MTBIIHn I. (OTIIRKW1SF. KNOWN AS SAXFOnil SITflA I. W ashingtonNews (By Associated Press) llouec Iicars vole' on deficiency bill.' William M ltthell testiffes in House National defense bearing. House c o m m itte e c o n tin u e s die> cushion of r a ilro a d labor troubles. More testimony on railroad eol> fiolitinlimi given Suimte committee. T A \ sfHOOI. I H S T H i m "F ,hi*:m i ,v u u : rm .X T V . Fl.oillU A , (H'llOOI. fijrv n s. Notice K hereby Riven th a t sinle.l bills Will lei received, b j the Coif my Hoard or 1’nbNr Instruction bf-Hotnlliole i'ount>. J l n i h l a , at the office nf the Hitpuriatl tldent nf PUbHi; instruction "f the said County nt the <’ourt house In Sanford. Florida on nr before the expiration of thirty (3®) d ayi from the first publication Of t lit*, notice until m <>elork In .thte for. noon "f Feh; 9th.. for the purclinse of J4.i_o.tui« Special Tax School Kltlrlct N<*. ' | totlicrwUa known as Sanford Spec* lit Tax School Dlalrlct) nf Semi- nble C ounty, F lorldo. l»uiuU; nnl<l liucli hid . must i.itiiilx to liv tinted Jan u ary 1, 1H 8, IwarlrtR Interest nt th e rate o f C*& of JJ.euh. w i d e - ------- Inte re st pay- iief rout per annum, Interci “ ■ ri 'lr> t day aide nctnl-uiinuitlly mi the of Ja n u a ry arid July «acli y e a r u n ­ til m a tu rity : nahl homls to he p a y ­ able lu annual Installm ents of *14,ouu, oil J a n u a ry 1st. In each of the i r a r s 1929 to 1938 lnrHialve n n d nnnunI InstallmrnCs of 118.000. on J a n ­ uary 1st. In each- Of the y e a rs 1830 to 1!M$ Inclualvp nml a n n u a l Installinfills t.r *20.000 1)11 J a n u a r y 1st. in each of th e years 1848 to 1854 Inclusive and *10.000 on J a n u a r y 1st. In 1955. . .... Said bonds have been validated bv net of lieRlalnture of th e Stole nf Florida approved November 23n!„ la!:, and w ritte n opinion of Mr. John C. Thompson, nttornoy Of New York City New York, a p p ro v in g the alldlty of said bond* will lie f u r ­ nished. Paid bonds to h r sold for delivery wltliln tw enty (20) (Inr* a f te r w ritte n notice of nereptnneo of bid la Riven and »ald b o n d s .t o be of the denomination of *1,000. and h ilr ie s t and principal to ho payable lit the National P a r k Dank. liosni o f pulille fhSfcklw check of 'A* th e un,y' sin »«■ 2 s 1‘ iQ >'b»H.V«‘"nptirh ftr h,® v. falti.-d i\ h l l „ i i { i b ? L i w rhntllll ll|© fMit ru'Myf | , . I , is k u sard pondj i c c o r d f r ^ 2 aT he r * *wind "f Tinned 'h,r‘ re*.,-,"! hl* M $d. t lo All propnnnl.'i n">’ eln.nl,i »"l lifil. rl-M to. the Cidfilty lt...uti llf d! ' stru ct Ion fo r . ft'1®In. Idn. care of T, \\ i ,,, , rotary. Htuiford. Florida ! "«*d “But fo r UoiidH ' 1 m"rk. WIT.NK88 the handu, m a n nrul S w r e t a r v 1'-alr. sold Hoard at K a n V .V 'V ’ d ’’ County. Florida. till * , of F e b r u a r y I|i 2 « COUNTY la •aim 1 'lay „ . for HeinlaoinTOMinnll 'l‘ (8ra l nf honrd) lly : Fred T. WmintiVi rlll|,. A tle n ti T. \V. | , ' . 1:! n. .. . . Spilt, and !■:* <irri.-i.'/ . Builder Investors 10 lots inside c ity lim ils w here there is demand for m oderate priced hom es Price for the 10 lots, $8,000 cash paym ent only $1,000. R. W. L A W T O N M c irh I h d ld in g n if i.y d iitV r r c r .t L 0 N G l V 0 '6 b occasions i::s cj.ii.n:;rji which is of powerT:tl public npy ways, if it is not c!ic uxccHCJice o5 tjesirabjiliy of that to winch it l: T )O U N D IN G trucks, rushing busses, speeding autpmobilct— dis.istr. u-, to higliwayy. a cunstant problem to thc road builder and an un4-—*-' - ending*rosr-m tlic^favtiaye'r'." ~Ilow necessary that, when built, a road represent tlia three Itmdamentals of road-pernlancncc: Sturdy, durable base, -proper surfacing and scientific drainage. And the lack of any one spells early ruin to the best of roads: but. as foundation is important in any construction project, base is the life of a h‘ighlVay l 4 ’ ■ <’ L im e R o ck S o lv e s th e P r o b le m History oi rosds with a Lime Rock base, ibe most severe of scientific tests, and the rigid rc(piirenicnts of the Government itself, all testify to the worthiness of Lime Rock. i. Lime Rock has thc endorsement of leading testing laboratories as a material of exceptional permanence, when drainage is right and surfacing properly* spread. F ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Pullm an coaches leave -daily, a t 10:4^ A. M.'ii M.; from the ^ ® Saiiford Manor and n trip to this section uffcfl an t journey and will ere* The Dixie Hsshwr.y, (hrout-;h the Sanfor ! _tfp.no:-; icLr-r. «*. ** -* fttlls_under both these herdirigs. TITe ruad i-, no» only excellent, and a designated NationrJ Highway, Frnt leads to the beautiful and bustling City of Sanford, a *• i freighting: and passenger steamship port,, surrounded by ten thousand of the world's richest producing ae vs. ing- r e m e m b ra n c e ottnai and this section ol Horn Sanford Mnnor was created to tin the need of this : fbr a community of homes of the character it dc Twelver days of seSiinjf’activity have witnessed a ivc ous buying:.; ^Early=dcveloprnent prices, :n offer unparalleled opportunities, both i j in-res to residents seeking to build. Winter Ml Lime Rock has the approval of thc Federal Bureau of Highways, as base material for Gucvrnmerif roads. f> ■ t ~ Such Rock, it pressure, building t O R L A N D O - is the chemical composition of Lime is its own binder and substance under an economy of special importance in long-lasting roads rapidly. •• . Sim PRESIDENT ' Road life largely depends on its base— and the choice,of a base should depend on factsl Lime -Rock Is thc Life of thc HighiOay A FLORIDA PR O D U CT A S S O P. O. Bo* 1202 SANFO RD OFFIC’I LORRY HOTEL VALDEZ C I A T F O N JArKtoKViLU. Florida r. • *------- Uf'.vl f r j ____________ _________________________ ***" IKV J O �i fan Writes h Is Safe And Every Respect i s i , , ! 1 ’ ucU exceeded in value $45,000,000. And shipbuilding totaled $20,000000; bank deposits ara now more than $750,000,000; hundreds of miles of railways and roads and hundreds of millions of building, public and private, are under con­ congtruction. struction. t Florida’s second story is th e re ­ creation and diversion which the state furnishes in such generous measure—not merely to the old, who find there renewed health and strength, and greater longevity, but o many of he young and middle aged who turn to ita beautiful beaches, its yachting,; hunting, golfing and fishing for surcease from the nerve-racking .speed and monotonous machine-like activity of many modem businesses. Yet, despite the numerous old people who flock to Florida for the winter,, it remains, according to state, insurance and federal statistics the healthiest state in the Union. The third floor of the building is Florida's climate, the exceptio, nnl desirability of which is every­ where conceded and nowhere dei nied. It makes certain th a t the state will become the American Riviera, the w inter playground of the United States. So long ns the icy blasts sweep the g re a t lakes; so long ns men and women grow old; so long as northern wheels of industry create dividends the old will recuperate and the young recreate in Florida. Thus far, the structure is sound to the core. This is real Florkin, about which untold volumes of praise will be w ritten when the effervescent, all-knowing knocker has been forever smothered by growth ond progress, which ho had not'eyes to see. To most minds, real Florida lias been obscured by t “feverish" Rumbling which has cn constantly magnified by tl newspapersi bankers, and other: yet fall to renllre that the world 's economic activities nrp fnst j)Pfom ing a which than P wp > n « ! f / E m longer f . X T t f 8 ^his'"feverish"1 ac* arils S u n d ' S ' S ' J t a ' . ' S " ' 1" (MSon,e though,icss folks Fwm to S JS th.° wK°,t’ Rambling world must hnve adjourned to readers' tic{!tt-mnrhine readers the high-stake private room club gamblers, , hc bucket shop frequenters, the oil men and the mine speculators, all suddenly found in Florldn the acme of their f t , ™ '- “ 0(1 which t o CXS o L h?Lr .8klU nL, tlu' even Rome „f chance; thnt many have come from foreign countries to ply their trade. 3 An author, recently returned - THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRU home from * rlifc.-to M iaroL-vo------marked to his friend: “You should I P * * " * " 1* * immediately po to Florida. You 1'Vi 4v«« »- *\■» *‘s«1 ore in the selling game and any' 1' * ' thine may l,0 sold in Florida." But, ’ said his friend, "how do you know this? Did you sell anything y n u m l f r "Yes," said the writer. 1 sold iny dog." "Sold your dog!" excjaimed his friend. "W hat did you get for him ?" "C.0,000," said! the writer. "550,000!"'-a a id t h e friend "15,000 for a dog?” "C er-, tainly, said the writer. "How did you do it? Did you get the cash?" " m l, no. I didn't exactly get the hut I got the equivalent," Well, that beats all the Florida stories I hnve heard to-date. Say just how did you settle for that dog. anyway?" "W ell,", said the writer. “| got the equivalent of V -if 'ik 'A ijrfr iW - w* Y ",s We have received numerous requests for more particulars of the i . ' __ | , syndicate proposition which appeared in The Herald. We cannot I* The World's'? by E veryfTe » fully explain every point here but will give you the high poitits ( * iji'* and explain fully when you call tomorrow mornihg. ‘ pet of l entire Florida, [torId's outside ! ratrh in nu- lleiMing prticulBf and in fart, I chnrneailways, ts and lorida is icatirtnnl i what :he best Persistent coughs and cold* lead to Serious trouble. You can atop them now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that la pleasant to take. Creomuhion is a new medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and heals the Inflamed membranes and in­ hibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote Ii rec­ ognised by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for persistent coughs and colds and other forms of throat troubles. Creomulsion contains, la addition to ertdote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the infected membranes and stop the irritation and Inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab­ sorbed Into the blood, attacks the seht of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs. Creomulsion Is guaranteed satisfac­ tory in th e' treatment of persistent coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis end other forms of reapira- Citrus trees must have the best fertilizers ^ C itrus trees are so valuable atui have such ex­ acting -plant-food requirem ents that u .m ijj ’ a n y * thing snort o f the best fertilt:er obtainable is “ taking big chances." D o n ’t run any risk with your trees. Make sure o f proper fertiliration and the biggest possible yields o f fruit, by ttsine B R A D L E Y ’S ( I ) W e ate syndicating this property at cost ( 2 ) $625.00 will entitle you to a 1-20 interest in the syn dicate. ( 3 ) Conservative estimates indicate above each $625.00 invested. (4 )Y o u should get back your investment within 6 SEMINOLA Race Course Beautiful N0LE JOCKEY CLUB LONGWOOD Between ord and Orlando months. Your profits will be payable over a 3 1-2 year period, semi-annually or annually as occasion demands. ( 5 ) A ny purchaser of a $625.00 interest in the property f may at his or her option within 60 days, anticipate the profits and purchase a lakefront lot at regular sellihg price less $2500.00 w hich sum w ill be charged against the $3000.00 profit w hich w e believe is assured. ( 6 ) We have only 6 units remaining to b e sold IRasaaic Xmpte /bone 73$ in t e r e s t p a y a b l e a n n u a l l y . ed by First Mortgage on the property of the San- J2£A £T T CO,\ -aundrv Inr__ valued at more than $ 100i000-Bond Bonds for sale at & Trust Co Trustees 202 F IR S T ST, PHO NC 7 7 3 202 First street F. H. Scruggs, Mgr * jJ *'iJi r. Phone 773: i k i ' *A\ i d i4 ' > V , , �StCt? X the SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1926 ready is starting an eight mile tu n ­ SEATTLE, F eb fB , <(/p) ) _ S u r - f nel through the Cascades to dim vey of a prnttosod tliirty-tw o mile inatc grade difficulties, cut operat­ "W ELL! W ELLl W ELL!” said' “Old ligl lighf bulbs th a t people automobih> nx. +u.r ----------HLLI "Old ------------and railroad tunnel ing costs rind reduce •peratinfl CtV * . Plucky Mister Ita\nlook. "So throw out,” h«- explained the Cascade m ountains , .proudly, through tl._ --------------everything Is settled a t hint! "They nil come c to llidy Go I-atul p*., been undertaken by the sta te I V Ther e isn’t going l I1 repair them nnd put them .t » of Washington nnd a comm ittee _ to bo n rovolu-.nm - tion and nobody is to bo arrested, .me. authorized hy thcJ Inat legislature ltEIMHKVK TOO MUCH cither. My nerwea are going to "Look at the burn-la!” w ith- will report next Jan u ary on the ' ‘OSSINING. N. Y., Feb. 5—News ;| !• nave a good rent. | pc red Atlas Bobb to the Tin Sold- feasibility of th e plan. ' .•A ™ *" m"y g‘» home nnd tell Jcr. "They must huve the treasure The tunnel fVolll(, ho fjnntlC(Hi of a stay of execution was tu t the F airy Queen th at everything in them. with national, state a n d railw av much for Ambrose Boss, sentenc 'd to die in the electric chair for ' is settled, mny . we 7” said N ancy.................. . . . "R ight you nrc,"....................... said M ister money. The Simplon tpnnel m urder during a bank robbery on I "Yes, my dears, soon,” said M U-; hnvalook. nvnlnolc. *'l*I*i»l' oJJow me, ladies and through the Alps, for trains only, Long Island. Rohb was eating Ins te r Havalonk. "But I am so hap- gentlemen. 'nth-men. StcStep within and 1 will now is the .longest, with a length last sup) or, and contem plating the il you all about them ." „f 12 1-2 mile*. The M offat lim- dozen cigars .which were to Inst py today th at I feel like dol som ething for somebody." Ho took the lid off the nearest n d In Colorado being dug under him until he went to the ehnlr, »rel. "Pina," ho said. "All .plus, the main range c o n tin en ts when tho keeper informed him of _______ ____ _____ _ of the conttner "H u rrah !” cried all the_ _____ doll nnd Teddy and Sniff W hisker, and -MilMorn; nnd million:! of pins cotrt® divide is six miles long. It v/Hl he) t| «'reprieve He l>e<!amc hystcri, even the Gingerbread .Van said J" flldy G«» Lan.l e v e ry 'd a y . I used by both train s and autumo- ^ 1U)(| wafl taken to the prison In- I "H urrah" out of his one-sided 'g a th e r them up, and now I have tales nnd also is designed for car- 1 fii-mnrv mouth. nine hundred and ninety pounds, rying w ater from the western to J ________________ ,W „ "I am going to let you all into lJ7? olm.«'*' ,,n‘> " ,3f.hundredweight, the eastern slope of the Rocky; MONKliY(JHTS PUDDING a secret,” said M ister Hnvalook, A» w rleH es—Engllsh ha»d-no|.sli- M ountains. ; i.0 N DON. Feb. 5.—Even David. looking ncnn ,,raM m ass V, to , bo P eji.u H. M.* M .-Chittenden.W h o : the zoo's most popular pop ' king around mysteriously. "I'm , “,un;' «m* A,,)' ricnn J *1,1t General II. Chittenden, who monkey, ....................................... .... going to show you into my ttcas- ------------------‘'f u t* n--------------l*nP«r ! and *the five,lic..«l here in 1P17, conceived tie1 was not forgotten (on Cliriatmns. 1 ) ufo room." - ■• (re n t IJm. not so fine. Safeties nl- idea of the th irty -tw o mile Gas- He was given a fine big plum pud- . K& "W hnt! Your treasure room! Do with m-U '° n ' 1 l,ro”chlH ende project. He was the orig«nn-| ding by an admirer. _______ ■ . |M [ ' you hnve a treasure room ?" cried I ..x , ■ ' , , . „ . . ___ ___ ...... -■-= — — — BO D EH TS I A t.- - 1 m m -- too, of the iilea for the »lifp State Surveys The tor, canal which now links Lake Union within Seattle, nml Lake W ash­ ington, on the city's inland inar* World's Longest Of (tin, with Puget South and the PnOcean. All Tunnel Projects! cifio Tho Great N orthern railway a l­ O L IV E ECl, *rv> QAPTON avenna “ The Gem o f the Country T o look at R A V E N N A P A R K h• ISi i,l,\ i T o buv a lot in R A V E N N A 1 f i j f t ’d ica'1\ l Z i C b u i e Z t \ ^ . I H iS T o o U n d :'r Over ^+ * * * * * + + * * + + * * * + * * * + + * + * + * * * * * * * + * * + + + + + + * * * + + % fifty tioimda of .iliem eaine k fainted again. , , , „ln:-1 j u r--- oeupf , ... . .. , , mnnjli month alone. alone, This fliis, box is full of '!' •*«thi *tc fBU ‘ M ister Havalouk. j0!t humlkerehiofa. And th at id.I rilrf o d '» My ^ nef ,y: **-h*-t is full of um brellas. If you * • nVY »,car- A r ii 1 • " »» umbrelli,. vou'll know 1 ZJ 1VC„ 01;1 SnofTltsy know: that it has slipped off to llidy «... * .o r anything th a t 1 even have a , j a.n,j/» j •> treasu re, much less a tfeasure 'Jroom. Follow mo on your tippy"Have you any jew elry?" asked tooB, nnd be ns ipiict ns you cnn.” i t *,fl Twins curiously. "Pcojile lot.M ister Havalonk put ids spec- ring* and watches Sometimes. '? tacles into one |»ockot nnd took his “'Kii!" SI whispered M ister Hava- v ; . oBT^trunipet out of another, and look. "Not so loud, old Ktmopsy % “ T S .b o c k o n e d to them to follow. may hear you. Yes, I have a ches H e wont to the wall of the din- ful. liver in that .orn.-l f.-.'SC ln,f room and pushed on a little .... ............... "Ah, ha!" said a voice whim some profit. Drive out and see the desirable location and! County K ? nmv^'ur:hai fiS S , - '1 ; r,' lt' , l d a lk \S T e a v c w SV? -f» " : ^ x . s r . J u . ks r , ^ ," ,‘1 ,K- ’ Home time. l t Here. I am. you, old 1 M ^ r ^ o p B y ." t Then M lktcr Hirvalook preaw l .-i-,, < .,nrimii-tl » t another button, and behold, about U ‘ -mun^iid.j i* nJthousnnd electric lights appeared, fc . pright, K)2il. NF.A Sor.. Inc.) ••• asloundir.nl; bw VENNA PARK. Citizens o f Seminole ® Prices arc PARK is!0niay beauty of R A V E N N A P A R K . TluMue* j amvements that are to go in and the sfuisiulere il is refreshing to note that Semino^c’ss that are on: A ct now! E xhibit at the Sub-T ropical M idVvinter hair at Orlando, Feb. 16-20, bids fair to ex ceed all former county show s. A n d w e lake space to say . • ihai w e want all you. p eop le FO V IS IT T H E F A IR and see how See Walker-Laing Realty “ vou {«K*k. 112 First National Hank tliilir. Sales Afronts ;-v *i- C IIIIIB B IiB 3 Z llim iB M Illlt3 IIIII)C 3 K li! •> <■ <•«"!•«•++ 1 AT ELDER SPRINGS, FLORIDA On the I Dixie Highway i Between Orlando and Sanford ! j u a iB B ia sB B iiiia B a si •!--j- SPRING GARDE rl# ttiiL n, j <•v * The Sum m er and W inter R esort o f F lorida” ^ f ^ t on day W o will offer lo.yuu on the above date a real sub-divis­ ion, with WATKK, LiCi! ITS and SMWKK. All city con­ veniences.and a real place U> live and the purest w ater in Florida to drink. Yi-u will bailie in better w ater than most people drink, as (jus w ater is furnished to all busi­ ness houses and re -ideucc.; in Sanford and Orlando and several other towns from the sprinjr. Stop and consider wiial I hi <means if you are looking for convenience. Wfl V Id A LOTS in other places with no conveniences and pay an exhorbilant price you will be facing a genuine auction sale ns you set the price. Feb. 8.10 A. M. , Be.^ure and attend this sale and don’t yet confused with oilier ter (dates. When you buy a lot in this subdivision, it means mone\ to /iTou, as this is a retd lownsite alreadv stalled IVoin tlijc num ber of homes already built. A/lar.i’-e hotel is now under deep consideration, including rug’ stores and other business houses. The location is what you want and where you want it on the paved brick road, just' 11) minutes from Sanford* and1 20 m....... inutes from Orlando- in the heart of Florida and development. These lots are high and dry, facing Filling Slalion the brick street and 10 lots on a beaut it in tw orange trees and live oaks, beautifying ousK Thousands of people pass this road d:m> " property on a main thoroughfare in man ■ We are especially inviting you to tlus.uTwt^j you buy or not, as your presence will *H' L’!^ a ted. Drive out and look it over and y"'1ul better than we recommend. TERMS: Small Paym ent Down, l ,a> easy. BAND MUSIC— LADIES ARE ESPECIALLY INVITED. — ^ - Chicken Dinner on the Ground 62 North Orange Hot Coffee H. D. GIBSON, Owner of Premiset Cold Drinks ^ �t h b sanfo rti i They don’t teach this in school Y Y / L spend eight, tw elve or even sixteen years fit* ting ourselves to make money, hut not so much as an hour in learning how to make that m oney work and produce M O R E money for us. — * - We work hard-^nd manage to save some m oney-but most of us S T O P T H E R E when if w e w en t just a step further and put our savings T O W O R K w e could ma­ terially increase our earnings. . *-j For instance, do you know that only $1,000—if put to work-can be made to earn $70 more a year for it’s not hard to pul money to work to produce M O R E money. Like everything else, it’s easy IF you know h ow . ,,,i* i- it T h is advertisement is published so that Y O U may know how to pul your money to work in the same w ay that hundreds of customers of the Florida P ow er &c Light Co., have put their m oney to work. T h ey have put their savings to work by IN V E S TING in * FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO. P R E F E R R E D ST O C K iCs SAFE and PAYS l Orders may JiSf placed and information obtained through any employe of FLORIDA LIGHT & POWER CO. First National Bank Sanford Bank and Trust Co. SANI OIlt), FUIKIIIA S.ytK O Itl). FI-OUIDA I *' ' I » Cut out and mail to order stock or for complete information. Florida Power A U lth l Co., Miami, Florida { ) ' * m ilI '(Mi.ii, x iii I ) m v 'tln * y o u r rtiju lrrm i lit*) iur iT* *oi>y "f more about »uur Sl*» l> ui"l 1,1 V 1>i,iiUr, , >i>ur !'rr(err*'il Block ni price of *| ud.uu !’i..l !m 'u lcn .r> y <lo*r. S.O.I bill |u mu nhu« loK « a * « umouut iiui. i ) 91, V * in i i »han-» jo u r Preferred Stock on i:«»> ilowii unit *1«» v f r ti e r »lti»ru i»» r m o n t h /mtVl' $ lio •» ni»«l |* r uUuro hum bum puid. IM » !., o f your P referred tftuck at llod.OO iiml * d w id ’ nd Prr .lu r e u l.U U ntil k.tUCbcU to. money rcg u ia riy u i ed periods every year, A Itemile Department Is maintained at otir of* flees for the benefit of I oqu I stockholders who may wish to sell their shares. # Nunn* of T o u r Ibu\k ------ ----------------- ----------- --------- ------*------------- ] t i i r r u l -------------- —........... ...... r . „„ . a -m-w •+ for ............ ~ .• . . . . . • *1 •-J4 r.H«?.■* 1 K > -W> • a -jt**V */ .*>'• 1- *V« >• . .. ' ' ■ •' v ■ �-/ THE SANFORD YORK G TO SANTA -• Hundreds Of Buyers Present ' For Opening Of Bfir Show At Which Kris Kringle Gets Kids Christmas Toys .— 1— JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 5. —VP) -Mies Sybil Bauer, world’s l ftiaalest back stroke swimm er, and M is*' Ethel Lackie, Olympic -100 m ate r and nntional 100 yard free *wiro mi n r champion, chaperm °®*d Mm. Charles Dean, urriv' y *o here today to begin practice for th* women’s national swimming ~ lonshins to be held in the r pool Feb. 9-13. These two mermaids, who scored ( A, »0 heavily for Uncle Sam in ihe last Olympic games, will represent the Illinois Athletic Club in this P meet. Miss B auer will defend her title next wack against the country’s leading mermaids in the back stro k e events, while Miss Lackie a _i. will defend *her title os national JO0 yard champion and will comR 'i J*M* in the 60 yards nnd 220 yards , style championship races. Murdered r 1 ■ ---------------------- That Costly White Collar LAUNDRY CHARGES ARE THE white collar tollers, the economist CHEAPE8T. THING ABOUT holds. IT IF YOU WORK FOR Hordes of candidates fo r white A LIVING collar Jobs—many of them sons t --------and daughters of manual laborers N EW YORK, Feb.—To the Ini­ — have been poured into America’s tial price of your white collar and economic crucible by the high the cost of having it laundered schools of the Country. from tim e to tim e, add ns an ex­ The field hasn't been able to abpense charge a perm anent decrease sorh them all. . in your earning power—if you ore In the “real wage” changes since one of the “white collar workers” the 1890-1900 period, according to Douglas, m inisters hnve fared even of America. .worse than clerks, w ith a decrease Since 1890, the decrease has been five per cent, according to Prof. of 8 per cent. Teachers a re a shining exception Paul H. Douglas, of th e University to the economic rule, which has of Chicago, in a report to tho American Economic Association been making the w hite collar n millstone. r here. Their “ real w ages" have mount­ Simultaneously, the caviling ed 104 per rent. . power of m anual labor iri manu­ Government employes, includ­ facturing has mounted 28 per cent, ing postal w orkers, are indicated Prof. Douglas said. by incomplete figures in Prof. He b a se s' bis pcrrfrntagus on Douglss's report to have suffered changes in “ real w ages"—or the w orst of all. buying power of the amount of While wage ra n te rs In m anufac­ money received. turing were lifting th eir earning The downward trend of "white power 28 per cent, those in tra n s­ collar’’ wages will reach its end, portation were bettering them ­ thinks Prof. Douglas, only when selves 22 per cent. Prof, Douglas has no tears to pny fo r clerical work in non-exec^ utivc positions 1b virtually on a shed for the white-collared victims level w ith the pay fo r manual la­ of tbo wage trend he describes. "The changes have been in prop­ bor in which skill Is required. Education has brought about the e r keeping w ith the best economic financial handicapping o f, tho theories,” he says. Loans - MONEY A V A ILA BLE i - — HERALD* FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1926 Henderson Is Named P ersh ing To A rrive A t K ey W est Monday "U. S. Commissioner rc»tenuy. Before coming to Florida Com­ missioner Henderson practiced be­ JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 4.—(/P) KEY WEST, Feb. 4.—(iP)—Gen. fore tho supreme and district John J. Pershing will arrive in — Ellas H. Henderson, of Daytona courts of Illinois and the district Kev West Monday, Feb. 8, aboard Beach, has been npointod a U. S. courts of New York. the U. E: S. Denver. Commisioner for the southern dis­ General Pershing comes by way trict of Floridn, by Ju ice Rhydon" RIVER FUNDS ALLOWED of the Canal Zone from Arica, <M. Call, of the federal court fot WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.—(/P)— Chile, where he was forced ot give _ *be district. An allotment of $20,009 from cur­ up his work on the Tncna-Aricn Cornntisinner Henderson was nd- rent river and harbor funds for pleU scite because of Ilf health, nutted to practice before the bar work on Indian • River, Florida, a fte r an extended trip in South U- S .d i s tr ic t c o u r t f o r the was announced today by the chief . . , southern district of Florida oil of army engineers. America for some time in the coun­ tries of Peru nnd Chile. He will stop o ff in this city for n few hours to aw ait the Florida B U S IN E S S IS B E T T E R ! ■East Coast train north, which he will take to W ashington, Gen­ eral Pershing has been in ill health How about lotting us have that listing that you have and will confer with physicians in .been holding back for the Winter B uying Session? W ashington. Call 714. W i Inlcrest Paid on St ' tinole(l[oi Room 8, Gamer-Woodruff Bldg. S a n fo r d ] PA U L LAKE M RU. K‘ T 4 T S 3«* IM N a n Un'mC STRENGTH - SERyirr^j Licensed Real Estate Broker I ' h n n s I0 2 -W V t.AJ "' i The fact that net*}. the future is w ait until you an- m i * ltt« ing it— open an an-rmr.- - J. H. H U T C H IN SO N f a n k <>nn. T H E s i ns If you would like to pick up some real bargains be­ fore another increase in prices, we have what you want. R a sid ta t of F lorida si References: First S i l L s s I Dauh. As clearJ ’ Salesman— K. T. .MOORE. ADVERTISEM ENTS TF! I .n r- of business X. is Loans * F or F irst M ortgage Ixiann on Liberal Valuation Basis lit 7Ve Consult us first when in the m arket for funds A . l>. CONNELLY & SONS M a n e l l a A geeoad . rfcoae 4H Sanford Today— FOR SALE Beautiful new stucco bungalow —six rooms, bath and two porches, located on Oak Avenue a t Fourteenth Street. The Agricultural Center o f Florida Sanford Tomorrow— The Agricultural and Industrial Center o f th e State Price $8,000.00. Terms. 1 Hw ' This lit first photograph of In tho the first, Mias Anna May Dietrich. N'orwood ( Pk.) girl whose iegtess. head lex n torso wuh found near The body was found in a an the, country esclump of hushes nn iatnucl J. J; of .Samuel lienderxon, PhllT elphla lawyer. wp f ifP . p v The D avey-W inston Organization, Inc. Owners I I'hone 707 Masonic Bldg. RIGHT ri'ilitus that are becoming actualities dai .'talc rit its are spending millions to prom-ip their u atei t ransportation. In most cases the water in.i-' te hioiiclit to these cities. Many other cities are ,-jh-! mg millions toward their shipping facilities. T h in g' P «ue onl.\ promised in other cities nre actualities a being utilized, in Sanford. Bon: Father, w hat is iKjlltuncsa? F a th e r: Polllcnesa is 'th e a rt of concealing from o ther peoplo what you think of them .— A nsw ers, I INDUSTRIAL TRACT Sanford s I irst Industrial Development” * • , . • , . mm* * s ** Has bvni umiUiUuhl — ---- i..Hr clcmamflW p r o f i t ' T Thousands of new telephone stations were added to the Hell System in Florida, th.is widen­ ing the scope ol the service and increasing its value to the indi­ vidual customer. A ». m i IP . ‘ ’ \ This phenomenal growth has also resulted in an enormous Increase in the number ol local and long distance calls — m tin ier the load has tested the capacity of the machinery and the -skill of Uie operators. It is estimated that more than IS 1,163,500 originating local calls and nio:c than I,lM 1,900 V ’ * « P ncre-as‘ ................................ long distance calls were handled in Florida alone last year. This was an increase of approxi­ mately 35 per cent over the pre-^ vious year. This was at the rate of K 'l>,(>(io local calls and 5,885 lonj; distance calls a day. I hat such a largely increased volume ot traffic was handled so well under the difficulties prevailing in many cities is due to Ihe loyal efforts of 81.5 high­ ly trained operating room emplou’ s, who serve you continu­ ously day and night. , . rV iNulies ovrrv fwiturt. n.iListi wi lra c t emturing, truckage will b, insu\|C ' ;’,!K;til?fe'n an u fac- T o Meet Growing, Needs UI* unprecedented growth experienced h\ the State of Florida last \ear was reflected in the rn pi J expansion of Ihe telephone service. m^ Sites 96x269; $25 Per Foot Twenty per cent cash nnd the h-ri-m,.. * * « annual payments. A dt n«»si* „ f n n SIX equal semia site, to he closed in thir ty days ° PCr eeilt wiI1 8ecure The Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. IhlH uniijuv duvt'lopiiH-iu u |(,.. *■vcillt n( w 111 \ I he considerate co-operation of subscribers encourages the telephone workers who are re­ sponding cheerfully to your needs and endeavoring to m ain­ tain quick r.nd dependable ser­ vice oppurl uni tics A N O T H E R B R rrr-C H IT T E N R fc OUR ORGANIZATION DAVID LAIRD, Floridn Mnnaftr Or •*cjyx SYirut" f SO U T H E R N BELL TELEPH O NE A N D T E L E G R A PH CO M PANY i A . H u tto n C. l^ B ritt ^__ L. A, l in( 11 hiji n 1- l*.-Chitk‘t)dfeii * On* Pt*llay. O'* System, tfa&sr^af Service D. O i i i t y n & 'n > I lan k J. I'il-yuU i-! /m t E. M. I""" H ow ard llild W 1 *rt j : . h . i;a* f I r a n i l '' �3 E g A N F 0 B D I1BRALD. P B I T I .V r rP P . , . . y K m t . m>rrM, Wot«* *,r Ira* tl"' P«'*m *>f b edn. rlb-d pro. Mil,',*? ,.'1"'1’ ,y,n* »*»• ■CurieAs Their l& ztrL*. Official Record tit I•*<! p h iw (Icfauli ,ij r^*o with n heritnnt side (fiance— she plaja the piano Ami soon she is Jyjvwjf 3 concert in Petris* Nearly forty years of scientific research have worn aw ny^Fr body, but her mind eecm a^^nly the smmfrcr for it. They Thust have been Joncly years, too, since she bad to carry on the work for two alter I'ierre Curie was run over bv u truck in.lSOC. ■ \Vur* ‘ fenchitiff c onsta ntly. advising Wrench <„ tiijr r.eientistn,’ e x p e rim e n tin g , orBci 11- f a nixing a radium I r c a tm e n t hos■ that j ,ta | d u rin g tn e world w ar, win■ h o ld s | njr „ Nobel P riz e f o r c h e m is tr y — C there have been the la b o rs uliil fttn ch fru its g ro w in g out of th e first Brcnth- Work with i ’ie rre Curie in th e lit§< her i;t>( inudaiihate la b o r a to r y • w h . n ■ c w»- |„.tn were poor nnd only the fa ith et . nf friends supplied the m oney anti mi unknown, . uh , ir. her»bv R 1* J''- «ti<n* Uw fir,, *h,\ 'n"mli > Un,J> Florl,U: >ou *">" lf 5 n " ’a r ‘' h , r *bv o r d e r e d t» | '\,’,‘r*r 1,1 *hl* c«u»» on or before fi'»i Monday In Mareli. IMI, ntt.nVi! -'irV*, ,,IV * final d ay of th e ih .t ’.Mia ®n l""1 *»*'« of you nnd IT 1‘ro e.ed e* p a rte . Ih la . H OHDKRKU that be imMIMind once n Week Rat.r rVri , *ucfrea lfo nrrtco In the ,.i ,V'.’ ,I''V“,'I. n newennper prlntI,I,|,U"* I'lihllHlifrl ,n 8anford, t-'lor-1 •d Jilt • ’4rowIt t ■■"-••> l,,‘ ••«» A- I'll kin, “i»*' "urt* Ul*" n,e ***b rtt>> vt„ i n c rin i hi v n , •n in, i xi i r .m . tun (.. ii,,., '• ItCMMif 1 ,T cm ut, s i: \ - , * '1..,1' J ,." h • t i. l i n e i i t c o t u t Ti c i.n it iit A . • x i, ti \ \ < K || a ' ii . U»lrl Tillr. 'll SStil.WlIITK. I'nniplainanl. a . n 't ■' /'AKt:. if liv in g and ii . 1 ,,'irs. . i . ' v l s o r s , K T a li- OLD SORES UCARBO plmples *re cleared up by • * f It dettroys the infection, draws the foreign nutter, cleanses and heals the nflectod par!. LICARBO his cured old sores ol years stanc'ing within a couple of months. Start now to get Hd ol ' a bn* rlalmaiilH und* ■■ *., v...,.i ,, i 'iins.-, iI.ti-usi'il .a d lln rv l.. .,m | f , f | ; ov, . . • il> *i t di. t Iirnp. i t' ff.'iniII".. i ."irdv rlnrldn. in .wit: Hi* y ..ii (Quarter ..f hir Snutbu> i .ri»r .1 nil. N’nrlh'MsI y°HJ** •'I aI f• , I St’fllldd T mvii* >hi|’ ti *i»t k-Kin* It_ Hatmc CARBO. | Cur.n hut they are known everywhere. I liuiMEfltific I Par?*- I^ T i n : I’H l f t i t n i n t T , * e v In., in.. i -m ii J i im it si, n u n i t , h i d i i lliaiin. MII.J.J f l l l N T t , I-'i.1111111A. IA Id WO( II AACI IIt. your druggist for LI"- Colds M IAM I SHORES ■■tlJiSi.' ' ■' Ms " Ifc. Addle* Tli.inipson f 11 , J:..**t and M a m 11 fcoot, her Iiiih-I •ft 1 ' l... .ul, .m l all imitliM claiinlni; in- . ■cjm IHj leu »t midi-r \V i ’, l, 3*nPh, iK-c-anrdJ "..i iiltrci vv I-u-. In and In ibc full.iw r*' tut' di-o riln d t i'til lit.-it .■ in .St.inlp e s e n ,M.|, t*.iurtl\, l-'lotIda Irtth r*w si:'., ..r tin- s i ; 1, ..r s«ntt'iti J.'!, I'liUttslilii ^*1 S . ItattK.' V O U can have a Beautiful ft Complexion ■ R —N*ck and Arm * H i tZSmJ*lwr«r- bnaUlUb. W SOTlMtMtlr. n—JIW J / lik* rwrH. fpm edhfii C o Sto p them today Stop them quickly—all tbdr dingm tad *'Kxmfort*E tod betdtebe. Force ditaxnfcrt* Em the itA-q femiDdbeadtclic. the poboosout. Hillt brak cold* in >•»hourt. They tooe the whole tyjtcm.The prompt, relitble results hi ve led millioM to etnploy then. Don't rely on Utter belps don't deity. Be Sure l t l i ^ |l |h p Price 30c CASCARA j i QUININE with portrait BETTER TnAN IODINE antiuiw. mil til U ulrf Tillr. Bi'BiniT l l l ’Ni'ltSItKOItlt INBt'ftV TIM.M. a n<iii-|irurii <-(>rjii,i.it l,in. ■rati'fy. i.rk'iinlx.-d aad cxIslInK uudii- HitBoning J-uiv-. --f the Slalii nf riiuiil.i, ■j", " VH 0<uii|iliiliiitiii M.»r. ■\ t.r .i m .a: p iu c k s . .t ai . IlcfMldtilllK. , I , I. Ur.lcr nf I'ul.llriilInn ■tlx a-' 'p.i «; .i-»i«- 1‘Ikiii-h altd ----I ukl"C I'Ikiih , Ills tvlfc, Itolir-rl l.vucii mid Nature build. But rheumatism will bring pals and misery to your Jolnla and nnt> t ies just aa long as you are with­ out plenty of rich, red blood la your system. lla th o red-blood-cell* that 8 . 8, 8. helps Nature build that drive ant of ymtr system the Impurities that m use rheumatism. And until yon do build up your Mood to w h e n It is pure nnd rich and red. you ala* ply can’t pet rid of rheumptlam. Ami 8. S. S. Is la the thins. Rad Mood conquers rheumatism* Every* body knows that. K. 8. 8. incAus millions of railhbiodiells—means health all over. No more, rhcumatlam. Night a of rest — days of Joy, —■ tilled with the hap- A (ilucss or aeconipllsb-f ^ ^ ^ 1 incut—made possible by a lf>dy britnful of v ' * w * * 7 • r o d M o o d o il life, cneniy ami vitality. That’s ivh.il the end of rheum*- ' tlsm means—that's whst 8 8. 8. brinies to you. Get 8. 8. H. from Tour druggist. The larger bottle Id rnoro economical. America’s Mediterranean Supporting Your Investment It i,, -*!•?:, p *a(' I,, Mat) A Thitulnn. If lUInf, ami [pul if it ili dd .,11 p u l In clnfiniiife hit. i krltirm ‘ 1" <i*<•!«■» Mary A. 'rinirHinii d. .. . <*l licrw Inc. In unit t*. the If I'V’* I'.v. H. roliiMl real .'Mate: I; •* J [riing!* > h'lid. if llvlnir. and If d.-ud, all Hi,, i i'll - rliihnlni hit.'iii t s iiudui* It ' . 1 h' *If ■•r.l, di-iciini-d m* o ilu ru l-. I t ill' ..n*l in ii..' iilii.vi- .1.-chlbot p r..-' k kn it i" all nartius cialiiilnif im .i L-hu’li. >i 1 ""dif AliiH A Tliilrkti.n, in I’ i-i' In and i.i 11, ,* idiot - .I.■ 111' ' i .lap I I■.1I .Slat.', 1II* Ii 11 |la IIP {(amine 'inhn: ini.*r. ais niid. r Ii C it.'.i "i t*2*. amir tiring the flr<t day* of tit month, nr-t a *ule il.tv or Ihlr fo u r i.n d ’ ln drfiuilv lh«,r« of n dei rn confeisiro w ill ne entur.'d ngalnrt you nnd each nf you. nnil each of you. nnd said' reu se pro­ ceed .et .pane. It Is further ordered that th is order he pulillahrd once u w eek *"•*!?* ‘ be h and of V. ti. D nugo' , ' , . ' l, ' r * <•> th e C irc u it t?ourt, ? / a u n t y . F lo rid a. an d th e ■ liver tin. materials necessary for exEiv of j , rinients. These things Mine. If ha • t urie docs not wish to s|H'nk of; v . , I Id S GONE! That awful agony! can’t 'atand th« Irich,TItheumatlam red hlood that 8. 8 . S. helps No ,;F ,lJ ln. ‘''foott therclf it dr. . in. i..! i . ' wm h*‘ emered II; \ ( >r have liou^ht property in Miami Shores you have the satisfaction ot Unnwinj* that day after day the value of your investment is being enhanced and supported by the stupendous building and development program in­ augurated by the developers. ,.| h> I w pli-. If, ,,i,| to III.' l N Honlv are the best municipal improvements being installed paid within the purchase price, with no add itional assessments to come later i Treat imI One Week I'lU'-P U mV|#U ¥ H liitrf brentIiiriju M w h 11« \ id in i in** **mctVIiig i * iltn‘«‘«l in i f* ^ Iu r « g t i l T i ( c h Mm * I n * ' . ^ id u •* itll M Ii It Iit| I n *.u l , *mh Hi*-* tin 11 ".I s» i »UKi li*-ns iliI- i ril Ii tt» * V\ f l i t ' ful fit**? 11 l ii l mv* m»u offer anolltiM Exceptional liargain t f • .n ( in.i.i u D itoi1** iu;M i:in t o. ft*l»I* 11.1 Allnuln, Ururglii f’ltou J. Vloughton ARClIfTEfTT hirst Nutlunal Ui.uk Uldu Sanf«»rd. ------------- Kloriiir more than that the Shoreland Company is spending mil­ lions upon millions of dollars in the con­ struction of homes, of apartm ent houses, of hotels, and of business blocks. $2,1110 $600 Down Harlan VV. Kelley Icitii Top* Mnil^ nml ’“lilt 4 urlufuiM l*i»r All llnk 'i *»f 510 Palmetto Avenue * Model Trim Co. * P hone .113^3 ____— _ ■l .i d c r l i a r n t r Is N n l T u I ' . “ W e T rim (h e Cur ■Nut the Ur»nrr." D T aXYLORDYER Pain tin (j— Decornt Ing PHONE F',r'>'k'lit i,i r xf grippe, Pf '■MMlitls, F ’ :'f.‘ now *“• tin. p iiri- f l ' '.iiipi.urul Rf eff.-, |. „ f M ut l*0tl- | BURNS, BRUISES SPRAINS YIELD TO r I'l'uiiurc. UCARBO thoroughly STOPS PAIN AT ONCE ibim-.). withf*':' " f lit h - i f water.- j '•« nauiK'u I Tcinc with I ■I liu» van- •x’hn* fine for urvak- plfa.r, _|,„ *r. contain BETTER THAN IODINE L'jit, ^ * • ■ — SOLO, far ALL DRUGGISTS A J l l SJC A . I f you want bakings that are per feet in taste and tenderness— diat are pure and wholesome* use City Office ■ Field O ffice 1C5 Eaat m m *! ?j jqf|j �FEBRUARY 5, 1926 W M i m ■ t v.Y • \m • .->■ , -■$ --.V ‘.V < ' 'C’ti.-V ‘hX-sStok r "»*•• 1 • ‘ 4 •'<, . : The /artbait hom e In M ount Plym outh w ill bo only o mInuto. ot two, or thtoo h o m thlo boouttlul loko whore bathing la c llltlrt w ill bo provided lor tho to who dwell In tb it a o rro lo u t plooturotlty . H E m an w h o w o u ld conic w ith Ilia fatnily to live In F l o r ­ ida w ill find no p lac e m o re in v itin g th a n M o u n t P ly m o u th . M en w ho s e le c te d th is h ig h la n d -la k e re g io n f o r a p le a su re c ity and in v e s te d th e ir ow n m o n e y in its d e v e lo p m e n t, n re re g a rd e d as fo re m o st in b u s in e s s a n d fin a n c ia l c i r ­ c les in O r a n g e c o u n ty , O r ­ lan d o , a n d th e s ta le o f F lo rI 1" ^ '• W ith mHot ol th o rt 11to glrdtiog th lt n tru rtl 7*1*, l t d h o m tp tln g i under­ ground. b o ltin g w ill bo * charming divortlon lor orory mom bar of-the I trolly to lorM u l l i t to own t boon In thin borough ol lOYillnott. This is not a p ro m o te r's dream nor manipulator’:! scheme to lure the unwary into a speculator's trap. It is sound tg,.the core. Qishino\ W ith rod ta d root fho o u g h t w ith h it ctnoo w ill tin d t i l tho th rill^ In P lymouth Itk o tho o a th u th it could 'dotiro. Stocked with g tm o y b itch H i t t , h i w ill M l likely bo dltoppointod any day w ith h it citeh. Fleet-looted d ie t la tho W oklwa Hirer Ior t i t ; wild tiu k ty , q u ill and other ti m e native to 1 h it region, tro pleatIIul enough to giro to y a portim ia all th i ahootlag ho e ta dotiro la aottoa. I t i t only S mlloo from M ount P lym outh to ihia h ip p y hunt­ ing grouada. Your i n v e s t m e n t in Mount Plymouth lots is not solicited on promise of a fabulous fortune to be made overnight. To be sure, thero w ill be profits—big profits, no doubt—but what is really wanted most is T h e substan­ tial man of family who will buy here, . . . and b u ild . The devotees of sports,—golfing; tennis, rowing, swimming, motoring, angling, hunting,—all Vvfill find at Mount Plymouth the veritable outdoor elysium of which Florida has no champion in the whole of these United States. r The men whose vi ion and money is developing in M ount Plymouth a pleasure city of the fir magnitude have given to sports the widest latitude for those whose proclivit iV.. call them into the open hills and dells the whole year round. Tliey are building now (i; is in course of construction) a magnificent club house surmounting the highest knoll in this expansive arena of beautiful homes —to be, that will border an ! 8-holc golf links and a turquoise lake with 4J/2 miles of ns entrancing shore line, stocked w.it.h as gam ey fish as bags are known to he. ■v ,j, I And Right at Your Doorway N ot in s o m e rem o te s e c tio n ifiile s a w a y , hut r ig h t at you r d o o r w a y is th e s p o r ty g o lf c o u r se o f IS h o le s th a t w ill afford y o u th e fu lle s t e n jo y m e n t o f su c h a gam e.- Err* p e e re d b y -o « e 'o f th e fo r e m o st g o lf a r ch ite c t s a n d m a in ta in e d b y a s p e c ia l r e se r v e und fo r th a t pu rp ose. T, r I , - . This entire region is so very substantial, the coun­ try aurrounding it so fertile and prolific o f fruits, ferns and garden truck that it al­ ways has and always w ill be the "Solid Central Secion o f Florida." F ro m y o u r front or back piazza, in so u n d of y o u r v o ic e , is a lak e as p ictu resq u e and Lots—both business and residence— are offered now ot such surprisingly low prices that rapid enhance­ ment is assured, No fee* o r dues are assessed the prope rty owners. T he privilege of the club­ house, the golf links, the lakes, the te n ­ nis c ourts, is extended fre e ly to every resident here. A special m aintenance fund fo r t h j upkeep of house, grounds ami w aters in set aside f r o m the sale of lota, hence no assessm ents. Free to Property O w ners a llu r in g as one w i l l se e in th is state. Swimfning, c a n o e in g or m o to r b o a tin g in these w a te r s w i ^ d u r n i s h r esid e n ts of Mount PlyiYfouth a ren d ezv o u s a s select as one c o u ld w is h for in a p riv a te e s ta te . The n im r o d w h o a n g le s for bass w ill count his d a y 's c a tc h a tr e a s u r e se ld o m experienced o u tsid e o f F lorid a w a ters. F o r several years .t h i s lake has been sto ck ed * w ith small and big-m outh black bass, and fished but little. Hunting 3 Miles Distant Tht Wekiwa 'Rltfdrt forest la only 5 m ild fr o m Mount Plymouth, which v ery totin will t e Reached by a paved'boule­ vard right f r o m your ttoorwty. Derfr, wild turkey, quail.. possum , s q u ir r e l a n d other native game p ro v id e s h o o tin g fo r any huntsm an p ro p e rly arm ed. >*• Oenriis To an)i eourlo near tho tlu h bourn w ill ho ono aI tho toa nuoo ol thlo m arvel •aa playground piece among tho hUla and taken a! tu n n y Florida, it la mover too coid h M eant Plym outh ta la4mtgo la outdoor aporta a i MOUNT PLYMOUTH CORPORATION ORLANDO/ FlORI0* Vi. : If. H. AHMINGTON, Spociul Represcntativ i * S VALDEZ HOTEL BUILDING PHONE 426 ___ ___ :___ • •. I . • r- oie+ah id ___ •m$f f ■ t?** • �PAGE TinttTlfcPN THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1920 Too Many Golfers Stress Of Driving But Star Pros Adjust Game To Course I1Y HILLY KVA NS In baseball certain pitcher? are known n» tough-luck twfrlers. IMcy ilnn t get the freaks. The breaks Arc a Infge part t,f a pitchers success. He must have the smiles of Dp me Fortune if he W fo perch At the top of the heap. Adolfo Luquc of Cincinnati stands out us the jinx performer of the National Longue, while Stanley Covelcskie has had his share of woe in the American. In the spring of 1023 I dropped into the spring trnining quartets of the Cincinnati club at Orlando, Fla. The genial Jack Hendricks, nianngcr of the Reds, was the first ]*erson I met. We started right in fanning. _ "What was the m atter 'with ITAlWAY t?AlNS FC Adolfo luQ u d \J0HEU LUQUE PITCHES. HiS .Mates su Poenlv qo into A and field in<? SLUMP dangers of hooking or slicing arc too numerous to encounter. More age of golfcra is to learn to drive strokes am wasted in trying to ;!00 and yard?. And, after watching professionals g£t out such long drives, many wonder why they cannot get the long distance in their driving. And yet, when it is nil said and done, long driving really is not necessary in order to play good golf and stay In the lower 80s The average golf course presents handy more than two long holes of the tlOO.yard length. Most of them have hut one such long hole. The m ajority of holes run be­ tween 300 yards and 150 yards. Those figures indicate that an av­ erage ilrivq of from 200 to 250 yards is sufficient and that too much time need not be spent try ­ ing to get longer drives. On tjie average gotf course holes n drive of \ around 175 yards, straight down' the fairway, should get one around the links close to par. .\ In the 400-yard holes, two av­ erage drives \of 176 or 200 yanls and a ninshie or chip fo the green ir all that is necessary,In tVyliig„U>o long il drl*#, the holes r Tue J in% WAS Of) A VvacaTicw 2V ViCTOftK me escaped ThE JiNtf in 1923, H \M \v M m v v w y MANGin<S- UP A , ktCCCD OF 27 Victories and V''V \ \ \ \ W \ \ \ \ \v \\\\\\ v\\Vv M\\\\\V-U>M But 0 DEFEATS ed l-**t season, the one l>tg rift tn the he couldn't break even. His record lie doud of adversity that lias pur­ w as Id wins a g a in s t IK defeats. sued him. That year over. He api.ut|uc‘s p itc h in g record, cover­ a.> pears to have dropped back into ing his e n tiio eiueer, is th e heat •i ill-, old ways. e x a m p le tlm t could possible lie aI i 1021 he rnuld win only 10 offered as ^ the value of the *■' games while lie was losing 15. L ift breaks. asoti, despite the fact th at u* lie got them in 1020 and had his was tin hardest pitcher in lhe I greatest year, was tin* leading :’.i1 National League to make runs on, pitcher of the National League. BILL MEHLHORN, famous pro golfer, who recently canto in for much criticism because he talked too loudly, while Bobby Cruicksliank was try in g to sink a short putt th at would have tied Mac­ Donald Smith for the Texas open, annual extrn .-issrs merit Bill Tilden’s V i e w s is in the limelight again. Mehlhom recently announced Golf cluba will always need In­ Given On Professional ? that bo intended to disconnect hlm- structors to tutifr'the members in ‘ 1 self from golf clubs as u profes- their faults. This revenue will go And Amateur Sports F i rt‘- j sional. to (hr pro hut many of the other Out her famous golfers like Wnl- soft spots Beom to be on the de­ NEW YORK, Feb. 5. — M*> — J ‘’. 't e r Hagen und Leo Diegil, have clined William T. Tilden. American ten ­ LONDON, Feb. 5, ((/I’l l — K’' 1", for a time tried the free* lance Of-course, the leading clubs of nis champion, states th at an inter­ Steve Dnnogbuc, England's pre­ B u m game, but litiyC* ulways returned to the larger cities will always boast r - • the fold. Unless I am mistaken their golf professionals. The pres­ view ap|M-nring in this week's mier jockey, is raising Ids boy to Diegel is once again a free agent tige of these slur players umhiubtr Harvard Crimson, accurately pre­ bo a boxer and a horseman. edly add much to the reputation of sented his views us to am ateur fL \m' n L'olfdom. “Boxing' makes a boy quick and , Mehlhom, Imwovcr, insists he is the doh. Expense means nothing. and professional sports. nimble, and such qualities are the P “ l through. It ,1s hardly believed the Many golfers take as much in­ r u ‘ *unpleasant circumstances in the terest in the showing of the club's [ The Crimson quoted Tilden ns very life of a jot-key," said the L ,,, I Texas open, had anything to do golf professional as the alumni cf saving that college football is a veteran rider, known chiefly in " ' with the decision. a college do in the work of the professional sport and the plov­ America for his failure to ride ers might >*s well be paid for tin ir Papyrus to victory against Earl | .| ' U is ju st possible That the action football team. Golf, however, has-been making efforts, Tilden writes the ho really Hu rule on y,ev in 1U2.T. l.oi' r Mehlhom is n forerunner to the Young Pat Dimoghuc is a stable. ‘ 1 1fact thut in the near future the such rapid strides that it is only sulil: "I saw no reason for all the veil boy a t Epsom, where ids father e for salaried golf professional natural to expect chungcs in the administration of the affairs of about am ateur and professional has racial home winners of the „ /' ' will l>e a thing o f the past. 'n *'o | * » * sports; that the lino of ilemurku* classic Derby four times. Recently the sport. I Under present conditions the I t e g a r d i e s s o f t h e c h a n g e s , t h e r e linn Is paid nr not and tlmt under the l«>y won a boxing contest at l ’ position of golf professiunul at one is s t i l l a big field f o r t h e p r o f e a - J the present ay-stem it seemed to the National S|Hirling Club, where 1 of the big clubs iu a mighty luc­ s i o n a l . E n t h u s i a s t s o f t h e g a m e a r e me that since organisation* are well-to-do Englishmen, always in rative one. All the golf concessions a l w a y s w ill in g t o c o m e ' a c r o s s t o getting the return on sports the evening dress, by rules of the club, players might us well be paid, watch the best pugilistic Latent t e e a d u e l betw een tw o s t a r s . ........ ! arc his. / ' ton.*’ Britain can -muster. **I remember (which doubtless I KNOW one crack golfer who A n i l A t i f the interviewcr'*forgot) thnt I did seldom has taken p a rt in any but, ^ '* » ~ * * 1* pot npprtaVo of professional sport the bigger touipinnenttr, ^rttnply br-* H e l d A m theory, but the o|»cii professioncause ho, found there was more . . . ulisni is superior to dommcrcialhjm oney.ataying a t home attending U H C 111 ed amateurism if it evades the law. PITTSBURGH, Feb. 6.-</!*)— to the wants of the club members. Strange though it may seem. I am Nick Porlick, Clairton, I’a., bout Tho municipal golf links TAMPA, u great believer in amateur Moke Conroy, Rochester, 10, throughout the country arc Indir- Tampa Tril sports." Miami. Fla.—Benny Touchstone, ectly hurting the golf professional, the natUma Miami, knocked out Jack MullmlThese clubs charge a very moder* chumpionshi Limes, land, New York. Bowling Tourney ■to be ato fee. Sm aller golf clubs have hel.l here fr Hot Springs—Tummy Freeman, felt tho influence of the municipal und that th Inn. Again Under Way Hot Spring*, bent Norm Genet, owned courses more than thuso lu- this class i Barberton, Ohio, 10. catcd in the larger cities. 21. 22 and Peoria, III.—“Babe" McGnrggny, ST. PETERSBURG. Fla., Feb. 4. Already a number of the smallThe regu St. Ixmis, defeated Larry Sohacck, —UP)—Delayed again yesterday be­ er clubs have taken over the oper- chainplonshl cause of ram*, participants in tho Milwaukee. 10. alien of the club house, getting tho Augustine Ixudlo Decamcrn, Springfield, National Lawn Bowling tourna­ receipts from such operations as the diving won frdm Jack Huffman, Peoria, 4. ment were ready this morning to polishing and shining ciubs as well -HO yard r go on with their doubles and sin­ us many other like jobs., , Tribune, saj A lumber fuctory at Tucumu has gles. Three postponements since ,• • • * here'. The < the tourney opened will probably made more than 2,000,000 wooden The profits of the concession*, change was shove finals in both cventts into doors, which is suid to be a world's according t* many of the smaller ter facilities record fu r the industry. next week. clubs, hare done much lessen the [events. That Son Be Taught Boxing And Riding Fights Results Damp wash 5c lb., minimum charge 75c washed and extracted ready to iron. QUICK SERVICE MAGNIFYING MlltKOUH PARIS, Fob, 5— Small mirrors about two inches in diameter for slipping into a vnnily ruse are now arranged so that mio side shows the whole fare and the other magnifies considerably any part of S l’ZANNH WINS NIUE. Feb. I </P) Suzanne Lenglen defeated Mr*. U. E. As' chllniuiifi. formerly Mis* Leslie Buucrof of Boston, iu the singles of the Nice Tournament today, <1 0, n-o, | Such u large urray of fino shirtu hait seldom been soon in Sanford. Sat­ urday and Monday wo are offering them at tho lowest^ price* quoted in months. „ ■ n. Ideated on Magnolia Avc $50 Per Month A N S I ^ f c O R First National Bank Building Imported English Broadcloth Good quality in all colors, With Stripes collars, attached or detaghed.. W hite only CASH' S E Every popular style,'collar attached, neckband mul collar to match modes, are included in this vast assortm ent, offered in plain colors, btripc.s und •< figured effetes. P O R A T l O N Madras Shirts und Special price checks. 9 ’ Finest Grade Of _ English Broadcloth Satin and colored stripes. Collars attached or. de­ tached. �fcTEEN THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY S; 1920 Notice titAafl, • Hndaon-Eucx Cb, i SUNSHINE BABY k CHICK a ••Somethin* U always coming •lon g to take the Joy out of life. One of the helps that n poor man has had In the past has been the ’ alow mail service. If a fellow owed a bill up in Now York, he could send along n slow •check and live in hopes that tho money would come in from Bomn where in time to protect the check. In fact, plain and fancy "kit­ ting" has been one of the standbys of distressed financiers who were sknting where the ico was thin. But bui m this is last straw stm w that the man who was sinking into finnncinl dis­ Preceding "thiriibles” were tress has had to grab will soon lv “thuhiblcs'’ made of leather und taken from him. These slow worn on the thumb. checks which have saved so many lives will soon be so speeded up that a fellow will be afraid to mail a check unless ho has the mnzu; . .ma in the bank to protect it. a JThc airplane mall service, now being so rapidly extended, has Sr. -‘‘sounded the knell of the partini; day" for this sort of financing. ' A man In Chicago mails a check to New York. It goes ’over one night and comes back tho next. *Soon a check from this neck of the woods will reach New York | the morning after the slay your! bank account in the face the fol - 1 Fresh Country E ggs • Dozen .................................... ............................ v v v 10 ■**- lb. Good Irish ' 1 otiitccs . « . . . . . . . . . . . . . . »*.••«* r o n it K S T LAK E. t’rcnlilcnt. n K. W HITNER, S ecretary. 51b. 1 lb. Compound Ij*i t*d 2 lbs. ]. i oops •»*»•*.•»*** 2\U Cans I caps *4**«»--*—. Special on Philadelphia Cream Cheese. 2 pkgs. f o r .............. 2 Cans No. 2 Notice 2 Cans No. 2 Corn ............. ............................ M m E ,* ,. 70c 35c .......15c ........28c 33c 25c 28c 28c “Your Money Back if ^ R^uir? the unw bone.bumnt producing feed u th. oU«r cffiFty but in j?h.pr Just such s ite d is ^ f,r n,fd* I N E BABY CHICK Q u a lity groceries and dependable service •x by most of the housew ives in Sanford. That s the opinion o f C. J. Knob, 1805 Ionia Street, Jacksonville , Read this letter: j||k 4 !| |!| J» O *1 il l ill Iff 5 I 1If ifF ° | j U iii K > I I I / ,« k; IN TIIE HASKET A complete stock of these stoves are car­ ried by the following dealers: ![§%[••.,_ Sunshine Feeds from i h ens m eans Better Chi kFEEDj “After having used a gas stove for fifteen years l thought l could never get used to an oil stove. vour Telephone your order to N o. 277 eachmoma| i “However,after getting a Perfection Stove, I could see no difference in performance. l experienced no oil odor or anything distasteful in any ws,y. In my estimation the Perfection is the best o f a ll oil stoves.” be filled just as carefully as though youamelo 1 hiswill save Y O U R time. We W ant You P atronage” 277-Phone-278 H ie Store Where Q u a lity Counts FURNITUR1 L)un’l long (or c gas M o\e it >mi live in u no-gas district, or w here gas rates ure high. Buy a Per­ fection Oil Stove. You a' ill agree with the writer Uiat it is os satisfactory as u gas Move. For tho very hot flame used in frying tem p tin g Meaks, turn the wick high'enough to produce yellow tips I *i in c h e s long above the blue flam e. For a gentle simmering flame, low er the w ick. ^ ou cun easily adjust each w ick, for any cooking process. I housands of Florida wom en arc getting gas Move satisfaction plus from their Perfections. For Per­ fections arc absolutely dependable. They do the cooking on time. W ith them, the dish that’s successful today w ill be successI i l 1 ful tom orrow. AAAA A t tbc touch of a match to the wick Perfections start to cook. Perfections burn only k erosen e, that safe, cheap fuel. Easily extinguished, too. M erely turn the w ick ’way dow n. , A s to heat—you c a n have it in v a r y in g I [/[/(/ U '1 7 7 7 7 7 /7 } l^Sm iow lAMt rifs f OLUC < —TOP Of WICM T h is h r y i\ fon a Catsup 8 ounce bottle ,Sultana Apple 38 cz. glass. 3ac. /n For fluffy b isc u its, dainty puddings, toothsom e roasts, or juicy stcuks, use u P e r fe c tio n . You'll be m ore than satisfied with the results. A&P Peanut |»cr pound , "I*a ( l|t String Health A ny stove dealer w ill gladly show you Perfection m odels. T h ey arc equipped with from o n e to five b u rn ers, und vary in price from *7.00 to *120.00 for our finest ran ge with b u ilt-in oven. •No. l’ i ‘an . Iona IV a.h N"- - Can Afiil> .Spinach. Fine Quality T hat Gold A»P Per peund N ew York Cream l*** Per pa'v'nd •—.... FACH Bhb liokar Ccffec Sup' 1’ pound lias -- We Can Meet Your N eeds.” Phone 53 P*r/scfiam Ffeater* pravidt mtkh tpartjth at minimum cast. Prices /ram *6.2S ta lied Circle Coffe* Per pound ----auce E ig h t O’Clcck Per pound - �the GuartF T A PE FIFTEEN tRV 5. the relijjlou* drama. «' by fitudrnia of Stetson Poor Kitty HAINES ttT Y -F Im '’xpenrncinjc one of tj tli ^or canned Kr I'fllph “Bern," lb- mmwroli hinicnt of the m s naval nrr« fcnbfcp a t South noEton. Man , flaern’t know the general bnlort of n aenhy, lmt he can Ro on post and beep milunde-im hi^. His reg u lar'p o st in nt th; main Rate «f the base. When hia tour comes he stts up, salutes the corporal of the guard, nml trots to duty. He is shown here rot»rmng the m itite of Corp­ oral Andrew E. Brodctefcp. Polk, .r*,ror, « id . p!- dtS r T!l \ „ p, I•in^r y Pl t», ' in bl**Hr'* mtT*U*<• I*>nlk'Kth lja. S ^ A I^ A conimitti .M arion County Chamhi . nit rr • lun formulnted it».n compilation nml p j history of all phase, ; Mcrjoa enunty. A' roum t-UEMon of thinie <‘d with the life uf th* HA.ti it . Jr..* U j held February in ’, tioim w ||| in' propound iotnintton- taught (or tl tion. T i n ;v n .L n e<' lie-c on lin­ tel. which. i'. wj *5wrun. v. cniii'nlfst, project. is a it ornery in t Kai gc Doctors Say Trench . Mouth Is Caused By The Pettiiip; Party n m .A n E i.P H tA . t\ tjOCIATED PRESS i first Tampa on February (1, according frrtball! to an announcement. The prod Flor- ' grant will consist largely of scieni h e i tifit’ readings and discussions on | a call chemistry subjects, ittlc or ct th* lint r<-F O R T M Y E R S — Med R. Pelrecks. him . F o rt M ye rs sp ortsm an , win* hegun a w o rld to u r some tim e ng r . Coin'- h> .o n ly a fo u r-m a s te d schooner. , i-a chcd A u kla n d , N ew Zenlnt.d, , r jBll, safely, according to w ord reachiihluii- i.«R here. k > — A new cha rg e npnin.-t ‘ > ftin*e portic*-" lins lieun hr-night Sy f»r. Allan .1. Sm ith, profe.- o i |,tl. thoji y nt the University . p,.„n. sylvaniu. These orranions, he . ■tm. ti.js.' probably art- one ..f tJn- m e i-.n t Linem an A lv in W auldcn o f Bnlnic-iii.iili ..f sprendinu t tilu i, l i n i . n . V.d,, r e f i l l 'd a cat from part it niarly th e type l.n. , tin- top ■f n telephone p n ir. The “ trench mouth," introdu . .1 d m . cm 1.-.I perehrd un tup u f the i >■»I*• intr the war nml heiomitm an n- tw o davs. creasing etiuso of infection, ■ Hr. Smith's stateni nt * Mere MNCKjt It 1N(i I AMI' bused up.m resrnrch eonthn -.l by 1.O N DON. Feb. ’* \ tin y O' his n^-oelnte, l>r. M. T. Itmrett. in , lam p in a fin g e r rin g , design instructor in oral patholoev. at the rd fu r- w rite r s , trave lers, and (la­ university. Dr. Barrett -aid th a t ■te n t • in hcMpital wards tms been while Info re the w ar harti-i-nl in­ in v e n te d .. Ii throw s lig h t i l i m t l i fection m u s t d lint mine than .! of ' oil n sheet o f napepe o r a page of •i per cent of the pyorrhea! infee- *a hook, s u ffiiic iit to w rlti- o r u>nd lions, at present at Imp-i 1’> p,*r by. cent is due to the ger:n causing “ trench mouth." T H ItirniC S T TOWNS A -small perri titngc of ].vorr!ie.i j PLYM OUTH. Eng.. Feb. 5—Tie also is caused tiy limitItct type of 'o w n claims to 1«- the th r if tie t hiit-term, known as strept .cocus in Kngl.'ind. If» people have pu vincente, hut tile maj. rit> of it i hared 1.GTo.Ulio -avings certifi still is caused l»\ a kind of amoe- cates in lour v " :io , an a v e ra g e ..i lm, he said. tw o i e r liuni pei year, as t-oi.. Ur. Smith and Hr. Barrett pared with one and a'Aotlf for tl ’ agreed tltnt pyorrhea! conditions of r-st tii tin- iin m trv . the mouth could hr removed The presence o f t * ’* on tia through proper treatm ent. sun is diclurcH to have caused ilccidcd sltli ]* 111 the ill.' o| :i 1 11f 1 ria l fe rlilir.e r in .lapan. S uperstiti oils .lllpatlese took the p t f.,t fam ine predu t ion. From the standpoint of location ill the entire Sunlord . •>. . H . : ' district no other developm ent offers anylhing'comparahle with Mayfair. Its accessibility to the recreational, * ii • social and commercial centers of the cily-its proximity i■ , ’ 1/ tw to the H otel Forrest Lake and the shores of Lake M on­ roe make it a development pre-eminent among the in­ vestment opportunities of today. com plelion and ojiening of Sem inole Boulevard luich to ibe worth of this property Prices ran^e from A most desirable hom e community where possibilrt great j)rofit are evident on all sides. 1 he improveim and developing that is now underw ay has caused great demand for these homesites. Druid Park is locat On Easy Terms right in the great southward trend progress of the u This alone w ill cause alLvalues iirthis developmenL enhance beyond anticipation. Right on the Stale i lii way N o. 3 (Sanford Orlando R oad) and the show s offering every feature found in the higl Lake Jennie i * type developments. * See this development today, watch the improving that is now taking place then come to this office and make your reservations that you "ill participate in the great profits that it is sure to pay. Remember two winters ago 20 per cent of ibis prop; v* . 1M#„ orlv was sold. Since that time sites have resold for prices •<— • * ** « •# as high as $4500. $50,000. in sales made in the last 48 hours j— —, ■| itte ir \ — -A lC I t: OUR ORGANIZATION L L. Britt j ' A - ClntUmdet tw a ta 3- ' ' Frank J. Fitzpatrick D. C. G riffin W. C. Hill E. M. Hunt Howard Ovcrlin Mildred G. Peabody E.* HI Pichard F ran k L . Woodruff. CO., INC. * * ____ . 214 East First Street. H. T. Bodwell, President and Treasurer. lu ic J �SIXTEEN THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1 ^ I I — A utom obiles for Sale 11— A utom obiles for Sale Sanford Dally Herald WANTED—1 want to buy or lease nomc light business filling sta.ion. tourist camp lunch counter, pool room or any licht business that docs not require much help. J. I). S. enre of Herald.__________ INCOME propeprty than R per cent. T. M. DUNLAP: Paintlm of the CHRYSLER FO R D U SED ‘ better kind. 10th and Laurel. CHAS. T. FULLEILM OTOR CO.. GUARANTEED CARS AND TRUCKS Phone 556-W.i l l W.* 1st S t. . Phono C92 Terms; Cash In Advance RUN AN AD In these columns.! WILLYS - KNIGHT and Overland Telephone ads. will be reThe. cost is small, results arc 1923 T o u rin g ___ _ .... F. and M. Motor Co., Park and < cel red from , patrons and g reat. Phone 148. 1924 Touring Commercial. collector aent Imm ediately 1922 T o u rin g ...... AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If you fo r paym ent. SEM IN O LE HUDSON-ESSEX 1922 T ouring ...__ ;. want to sell your used cars, ad­ • I T i m e ------------------ 10c a line INC. 1923 T o u r in g ...... . vertise daily on the classified page. * T im e * -------- -------- 8c a line 203 Oak Avenue 1922 R oadster Truck • Tim es---- :— ...... 7c a line Phone 41 1924 Coupe ............. .. 27— Professional Services id Times ...................... 5c a line 1924 C o u p e ...... .'........ CHEVROLET 1924,Coupe ............... W IGHT PRINT SHOP—P rinting The reduced rates are fo r con* Don-Jon Chevrolet Co., Inc. 1024 S e d a n ...... Engraving, Embossing. See u r •ecutive insertions. 2nd and M agnolia Phone 768 1922 Sedan ...... first. We do it. Phone 417-W 8 ix words of average length 1923 Ton Truck R. R. Avc.-Commcrclnl St. are counted a line. DODGE 1923 Ton Truck SA I.F.SM EN! SALESLA DIES Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc. Minimum clmrgo of 30 for FOR THAT tired, run down feel­ Pleasure cars and Graham trucks, 1923 Ton Truck I firs t Insertion. » > ing chiropractic spinal adjust­ Phono 3 1025 Chassis .... I • AH advertising Is restricted i Oak nnd 2nd S treet. m ent and beneficial and will make I to proper classification, SANFORD BU IC K CO, you foel invigorated.. W h y ‘hot in­ We have an opening fur two nr j I f an e rro r i» made The San­ 212 M ag n o lia. Avenue vestigate T Phone.482-J for ap­ EDW ARD HIGGINS INC. three more in nur sales organ­ ford H erald will be responsible Phono 367, Cor. P alm etto Avenue and Com­ pointm ent, Dr. W. E. MncDougnll, isation in soil u high class sub | fo r only one Incorrect ‘naertlop. Street. 307 1st National Bank Bldg. division, which is in a high I the ad v ertiser fo r ftuhsequenf HUPS-1MARMONS* ■ ■< Sanford, Fmlercial a ." Phono 331 state of development. Good Insertions. The office should bo Sanford Autom obile Co. SA N FO R i T d RUG- COMPANY ~ commission. Let's talk it over. notified im m ediately ih rase of 200 M agnolia Avc. Phono 187 1 “The Itexnll S tore" trr o r. " y /e make n specialty of our prom pt LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON 13— A utom obiles for Ex TO ADVERTISERS filling of prescriptions and quick • Edw ard H iggina, Inc. A H erald representative th o i. delivery, Commercial & Palm etto. Phone 831 AUTOS FOR H IR E Ooghly fam iliar w ith ratea, Drukfl — Soda — Hot Sandwiches EAGLE AUTO SERVICE Day1, rules and classification will give, 4 J ^ NASH o r night. Meets all trains. Big-' HANEY’S DRUG STORE— Pro­ you complete inform ation. AndSanford D ealer, S. A. P in e -' PHONE 490-U scriptions, Drugs, Sodas, Wo If you wish, they will assist you 208 W. F irs t S t. Phone 617 age tra n sfe r. P hone-551 nnd 681W; arc as near you as y o u r phone. In wording your w a n t ad. to R E E L & SONS Call 103, n ak e It ;m ore effective. „ V ..JDUANA k r. ' You D rive-It. . . >tt Moon — Dinna Sales and Service le and 2nd St. nt R. R; 2f^-Re[Kiiring IM PORTANT NOTICE 208 W. F irs t St. Phone 617 A d v e rtise rs should give th eir •■■■- 8 . Q. PO RTER . M gr. ' 15—-rServlce Stations— Repair SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tiie v tre e t or pnstofflee address ns ; Inc roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing well as th eir phone num ber if DODGE TOURING in good condi­ tion, fa ir rubber all nroilnd. Sold over old roofs. Lenks repaired. E s­ th ey desire results. About one tim ates free. Call Oak Ave. ami reader nut of a thousand has a for repairs. W dldon’e Garage. 411 % 3rd St. Phone 111. . UAVE YOUR CAR telephone, and the o thers can’t E. 4th S treet. Washed com m unicate w ith you - unless Polished they know -your address, • • ~ 1 •' and ‘ ' All discontinuance M UST be IV— Employment ^Greased Made , in person a t T he Bana t the J a rd H erald office or by le t­ 32— Help Wanted— Female te r. Telephone d isc o n tin u in ' DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS PER FEC TIO N AUTO LAUNDRY Onk Avenue EXPERIENCED w aitress. Apply Wo Give N ight Service Bell Cafe. Sell Good Used Cara. 1025 Ford Coup*..'- T1! 52— Business Equipment COLORED GIRL wanted to care , 1922 Ford Coupon t t W JQIITS—Three stallon*. M ag­ for child in afternoon. Cull up­ 1925 Ford Touring. nolia nnd Second, F irs t nnd Elm, sta irs a t .1112 Myrtle Avenue. 1925 Kordor Sedan.' . Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. 1923 Ford TouHng. ‘ , Expert service. 1925 Ford Ton Truck. 33— Help W nnled— Mule W ANT A D . HATES 67— R o o m s W ith B o ard ROOMS, with or without meals, Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel GS— R o o m s W ith o u t B o a rd I l l —B usiness Service J. 18— B usiness Service pffC ted E. SPURL1NG, subdivision specialist;.. Subdivision to OrH e ig h t^ e lprida.on DlxJo Hlghlanao, Florida, nnd F lo r a way. \ 1 .. v •- 5 £,CI*E vi,,n*e form near l, Block to Dixie Highway nur 175 trees, guavas, mulberries gerines, grnpes, oranges, grape ROOM for one or two. Apply 10LU in bearing; all loamy tillage; Myrtle Avenue. steps R. R., schools, flares, chu es, P. O.; good 6 room house. |, (19—Rooms for Housokceplnff porch, bnm , garages, farming t Ford truck, flock poultry irulu FURNISHED housekeeping npnrt Joins 80 acres subdivision, un|r ment «r sleeping rooms. T( 300, to close quickly; part ne< permanent tenants only. No chil Herman Corrlngton, 407 | ilren, hot water and telephone fu r­ Nnt'l. Bunk Bldg., Sanford. Kl. nished. Apply 711 Park Ave. CELERY FARM ' f.., wl|,.~ 72— W h e r e lo S to p in T o w n acres, all tiled, with, fim wells, two houses, barn. 2 mi and all equipm ent. This, fan., MONTEZUMA HOTEL growing fine crop of eelerv 1 Sanford’s most hoine-Uke ho­ or will sell for $1(5,00(1 with tel; located on' corner Magnolia cash. Box 10, Herald Offi,-, Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi­ ness section, ('pen all yonr. CELERY FARM „f over »,.* j. it. McDo n a l d , Mgr. ncres, now growing eelerv ..1 1 Phone 185 finest kind, with 3 room hiingal in best farm ing neighhorii....t , ;!— Wanted — B oom s. Hoard tenant house, barn, mule and equipment, offered f..r quit!, at $8000. $1000 hinder until li. Box 25. Ifcrald'. ' A ROOM and hoard in private 81— Houses For Sale family by two young men. The distance no object. Box AAA care of Sanford Herald ROOM house, good local inn modern conveniences. A bun ROOM ItV YOUNG MAN: Central­ BLACK "dfid "fim colored hound found. Owner enn get by de­ scribing dog and paying for nd. R. J. Hickson, Route f. City. ward 19— Building—Contrucliitg GOOD USED CARS 1922 1921 192.3 1924 192.3 192.3 192.3 II— A utom obiles 11— Autom obiles For Sale GOOD USED CARS AT LOW PRICES Dodge touring. Chevrolet tourings Chevrolet tourings Ford tourings. . Ford touring. S tn r touring. Nash touring. All the alvov** cars nre in good (hndition 11nil the prices tire right. D O N JO N U n c .) Sanford Avenue CHAS T. FU LLER MOTOR .COMPANY C hrysler Dealer *411 W; JM St. I’hupc 692 L SALESM EN to sell Holly Hill Grove and Fruit Co.'s orange groves nnd-to solicit iirospecU for busses. C ell?nt 216 E. 2nd Street between 0 nnd 8 o’clock p. m. Mon­ Wednesday, Thursday, Friday M IRACLE Cbncreta Co,, general day, with yout* recommendation*. cem ent work, sidewalks, build­ ing blockn, irrigation boxes. J. R. 36—Situations Wanted Terwllleger, Prop, 21— I insurance A modern liusine-s Iniilih near in on West Fir.-t Stn netting 10 per cent inconn m on the price naked. 2ft acres on Island Luke 00ft,00, a good buy fur an 1" '•estment, better for a rura homo, _ 1 •— B R1TT-CHITTEN D E N R KA LT \ CO., INC. | ' “STEWART THE FLORIST” , Flowers fur all occasions, 814 Myrtle. Phone 260.W. 0 5 — S p e c ia ls a t th e S to re s Female EX PERIEN CEl ) IdityFtentipfuptJPrt desirea pmploynunt. Cun furidmi : SOUTH FLORIDA LOTS $1.00 CASH references from tiast employer. 1 Twelve hundred lots a t W ebster, Address Box LL, enre Herald. Fla.. Cucumber City, tru ck ers liurudise, $50.00 each—$1 cash. 21 A 14TTLE WANT AD IN The weekly. No interest. All lots HERALD will bring you in big high and dry, fertile, m any shade I. results. Advertise those old ar- ‘ Bathing beach, worth double, w ar­ Belts you have stored uarsy and ranty deod, plot a b stract with each have no use for, A little thirtysaid. 15 photographs, plat lite r­ cent ad may bring you aoverul 1 ature on request. Blanton Laud dollars. Thone 148 rqid a teprotentative will call and n«>e you. Co . Box 3349, Tam pa, Flu. 12(5 feet on Union Aveitm corner of Chapman at $2-' per front foot. Worth twuv price asked. See .Mr. Hunt Brit I-Chittenden Realt y Handsaw. Abs<dut<) Gun ranleed. ACREAGE four room house mid luuft icnvs one mile frontage on NEW rage, good well. $1,5011. mi|iiu* JidmX River. 15,000 f e d front­ nt C itrus Heights Grocery Si or on Wekiva River. $110 | mt acre, W. M. Beck. per cent cash, lialatu e terms. 1 1 acres, 2ft acres tiled; now 8HI house, high i Iiis h celery farm, $1,850; 5 lots opposite San/"i 3 Manor, one a corner, $3J(50. Little] & Clayden, room 4, Hall BuildinJAS. A. JOHNSON 112 \\ First Street THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT ( —Central W est V irginia'sJarg ' n r __ a L. .1 __ 1 _ f f Of* tl# ! R v G K fm O R M eM A N H S OF THE H O R 'b C . ‘ O O T As T V P O N T O D A Y IT'LL < b O R e . W IN D 'L L - J O S T P O T ----------------------“ y ^ l o o w 82— Business Property ■OUTFLOWERSTor sale. Caler las now ready. 25c per do Phone 40-W. Mrs. L. 11. Jones. P \T H F P O O T 1 t a O I L .U O O b T ijtAcvevTHE- T\YO uutnmobitc salesmen, g SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. piopnsltion to hustlers. Rep Sueeeftsors to Glllon A P latt strieOv confidential. Address 116 Magnolia. EveryU iing elec­ I.. S. enre of Herald. trical. Phono 422. Eloctragith Radio-r_ - —* JA M ES II. COWAN— All kinds of T int nnd Sheet Metal Work. W ater and Ilout Tanks. A t Oak Avenue nnd Third S treet. Tele­ phone 111.' 7N—Office: I'.Ql IPPI.li village store and po-u offici*. Ill m re-; 300 poultry, 111''iliaini llin ii|,r, furniture, stock. tiMuies. farm imde iiu luded: going IniMnes!. in, < lenelition; postmav terslni* pay sf.eu yearly; all level dark loam 111 11, h potato liell, lem01 — Seeds, IMiimIn, Ferlili/.ers "ii>, gunviis. oranges; good 5 room house, bread urandu, luxuriant IHill) SOUR ••range and grapefruit -hiulihery. bain ami poultry houseq, seedlings, <«ne half to unc in h-r Herman (’orrington. 107 First Naimdding, nl.- • few pineapple laid- lionul Hank Itldg,. Sanford, i la State im pelled. Ill be tliken where they stand West Tenure, l.uiigwoimI, Flu. TRACTOR SERVICE: Plowing, disking and street grading. | Let us do your subdivision. M. M. .35—-Salesmen and A gents I^>rd, Route A, Box 210. IN SANFOR H EIG H TS, W ednes­ day m orning, one new tarp au lin . Reward.- Sanford Cash Garage Co. Phono 172-W. IT P Rent 7 7 - H o u s e s fu r Ryn);, YELLOW PIN E lumber, plenlv of fram ing and sheathing *ifur im­ I 5 ROOM HOUSE on 2nd St 1cot between llnllv and Cedar. II. M mediate delivery a t n saving t<> you. Vermont Lumber Co, Ostei n. 111 Edwards P .(> IT»\ 763, Phone 4800. FRESH FRUIT, fresh vegetable-. ‘ Fresh oysters daily. We ‘curry 1 only the best in these lines. Try our store for qunlilv products. Royal F ruit Co., 107 Wi F irst Street. ' LICEN SE TAG No. 207-385. It tu rn to M. M. l/>rd. R W IV O fV fi of 53— Building Materials . ■'del f;i the best. ,wIf; Ave.,»e. xiSesntan nnd want to Sanford Stove & Furniture <\ mi nt l oimeetiomi, where .321 E. First Strei-t will tie appreciated, We carry a full line 1 *>" n n l i m i i e d . Ad* Our prices lire right Cush i* iiiu *are Herald, for term s. Wewant • your iniMiit- Corner Park nnd Crim m enial Sunfnrd, Flrt. LOST Between the postofflco nnd Roum illut A A nderson’s approxi­ m ately 250 unused 2-cent stam ps. F inder please re tu rn to Florida V egetable Corporation, . J— 1925 Chrysler Six Touring t' Good us new. good 1ithlu 1, 1— 1921 Easex Four coach J — 1925 Ford Roadster. J ;—1925 Overland Four touring Come in and look these car* over before you buy. HILL LUMBER CO. House Service, Quality nnd Price. 1 si'll’ ,lr: r ilir EVER HUITE Radiant <■ h.Mliers 'Vlto hnvc c me Sunfnrd Agent, pm STO LEN from bfilane P icture show W ednesday p. m. a emblem bycyclo No. 406584. Rew ard if fgtflrncd to Mrs. J. F . V pazcy, . 101U Cedhr Avenue. o r 110 North Laurel St ly located, must have hot w ater ami convenient to bath. State priro in communication, Address L. F. G. 5 ROOM house, lot 00x200. i care Sanford Herald. Rose Drive and Palm Way, m-| will talk quick on this. Price ih week $2000.00. Near Sanford Mao or. L, H, Cook on the property 2 ROOM kitchenette and hath apartments. Hot water, benuti- NEW BUNGALOW, just fin,- l a , l six rooms nnd hath. East- rn <\ fully decorated—centrally located. Fine outlook. W. M. Young, owner. posure. Terms $2,000.00 ea-ii. h a l unce like rent. Fur further* ml. 1 2ns X. Park Avenue. mntinn call 745 ami make an .0 X —Real Estate For point ment. dm i s wanted. We have ^8— Household (hinds l a t ' nn Celery k«L J.ilh'ral rvW BRhlW t.lieV aid Office fey on Onk Ave., near Owner apply nt 81 (I IluilderH Supplier SEVERAL good insurance men to •w rite n monthly policy. W riters can clean .u p big. Box 300, Smith Bldg., Orlando, Fla. AMERICAN CA FE We have ju st opened up a modem icafo.jn.Xhu Cute* buildllM ^VfM arv 1 home looked foods, in In n rieJnr-. ‘of Niirroundings. Every tiling *ani tary. Come in nml enl w ith us. JO— Lost nnd Found BROWN Ave, YOUNG'M AN: One with high school education preferred, who’) cun m eet the. public, uml call on 1 local business men. Salary basis. State nge In eomnumicntlon, Ad­ dress II 10 care H erald. ’fi MR. W. P. CARTER Room 230 Melsch Buildin ROOM for gentleman, private fnm ilv. State location and price. Hnx 19 enre Herald. 9— Personals OPEN ALL N IG H T i ' tW recker Service D ay and N flftt 24 lloura S to ra g e ' ’ W ALKER A LEW IS GARAGE Sanford Avc. & 2nd S tre e t Phono 60 ninrs | XX—Rooms and Board I—Announcements M ILLER O. P H IL L IP S , INC. Oak a t 2nd St S U F FE R E R S of heart trouble. An- Phone 3 r ir ia Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthma. H igh Blood Pressure, Parnlysis, I w ill gladly tell you free, how you can get quick and lasting relief, Without using drugs, medicine or •e n u n s. Address R. V. Walden, Box 1856, New Haven, Conn. 83— Farm s and Land F 66— Wanted—To Buy , 3 4 — H elp— M ale o r F e m a le 24— Paint inf?—Papering h j L FAV T H Ity O N H O T US - W H A T HV^> D C W 5 f a E ^ l t ^ O O M 'T F O R E T - f L L ‘bAv'f - OUCiAvtS F \ * H IM W H E N H E C O M E b IN - AOSQ H E V /Q N 'T F Q ^ E T AvH*Y T » P ^ O N D O N ’T ( i N E H E ) H O R .^ s E t3 W IT H : L IF E o n e NEARLY CO ST M E rS T •• tjOjH 1 ^ |i •" 1 jJ �PAGE ____ ' Advtg. Mediums eale under Mary Qelaer. dcceneed. In and to the above dcacrlhed pro­ perty: to a ll partlee whether I t TU B CIItCCIT_ C O C a t- » K » - known unknown, clalmlnir interK i m jro ic iA L c m c c iT i s m * nets In or and to the above deacrlbtd 91—Legal Notice*. ADVERTISE in the Journal.] wd. South Georgia's • «™. 3 » w - , KOLB COCMT. PL6IUOA. . d weekly and Sunday. ciaa«i r*tea 10c peril™. nal-Herald, Waycroxx, Georg On Sanford Avenue NEW SIX BOOM HOUSE ‘ on large lot facing cast Garage, W ater. Electricity $5775—Terms Call 304-J BUI Tw Bale! Ttu*. i. e a i : N A Hot r rob. rounty and l a!: ■lit)! through the Star rdegi • "i. [lest ndverti sing me Hum i t ■nth 1Torlda .Published ini»r rti STAR TF ' FORAM kel ".I J ’lor'idn for R . A , K IN G THREE • ROOM ^ Y o u and sach of your am hereby ordered to appear In tho above efttille d cauee o n o r' h eforo th e flra t M onday In M arch, III*, th e M a o being a U ule Day of thW C oart. an d th e firs t dnv of th e m onth, a t i lie o ffice of I he C lerh o f ta la I’-iiiri, m th e S em inole C ounty I'x u rlh o u e e. S anford. F lo rid a . an d lit ■li t.Mili tli-re o f, a d ec ree•p ro co n fo o mi w ill lie einV rrd n a a llta t y o u a n 4 enrh of you. and eald ca u ee proc. ed e* part«. ’ . It le^fUMlier u n li-m l th at thin o rd e r he p u n iM ird one* n w ee k In futir cim epeuilte w eek ly Iteuea In the "Snttfortl H erald " n n e w sp a p e r p u h tlih eil nt S an fo rd . S em inole t ’ 'iiuty, Merida, \Vlln«*a. rut hniul and th e neat of tonalle Hmyth, deceased or o h»r w ise, In and to the last abov. d e ­ nolil t'ourt. title SUh day of Jan- Complainant. MORGANTOWN. V, v a „ are interested in Flurida >*f them through a clnsxi tn the Morgantown POS' OHIO—Xenia Make fo o t aaier through the Xenia Gaxetta, Zenta. Ohio. Rich agrtenlW ral dlarict. Want art and display tatae »n request D A ILY N E W S — it corara Brow­ ard County thoroughly which W \ >. ii l i O N H ' l . K a u - one of the next rapidly growing Augusta's greatest sections on the Florida Coast. I M -ilium . ru le, ra a K 9c Snmpte cop] nnd rata card upon request tbi minimum. FOR SALE—Space nfl •tie ,i for clcixified adv«rti.*eme Why not rent those vacant rou ■•r sell tb it second-hand goods HOUSE fiSKltSU'R fca'lv Ar.SS’.ftJ! In* Intereela under Beatrice A. 8 myth; deceased or othnrwlee. in a i d to th e fo llo w in g land In tiuie C ounty. Florida, to-w jt: K evin at the Nortbaaai Corner o f TnteraeeU en of Florida Mid­ land and Orange Itelt ItAlIrmd In S ection 1. Townahli* SI A. ita n g o so I?, run Kurin I t tieirreee. II m inute*: East leu feet. North 7 degree*. 10 m inute t Went (0 feet. S outhw esterly 100 feet. Southeasterly TOU feet: le Mdrlon Sm yth. If living. and If dead, a ll partfe* claim ing Intrrexta under Marlon Smyth, deceaerd or otherw ise. In and to the last above deacrlbml property to Ito-tal'c Sm yth. If livin g. imd If dead nil Fartlne cla im in g Interval* under J. P. ML'BSKLWHITS, DO YOU WANT TO BUY or anything? 11 xo sdvertiw the Gainesville Run * worrl flo ral Heights M C ltA im T . an d If dead, a lt p a r ti ta c la im in g Inta re a ta u n d e r A llan Sm yth, decent* n ’. o r o th tiw le e , in an d tn ih e.lp u i. m o T r tlta c rtb c d p ro p e rty ? a n d i s Mil p a rtie s , w hether k n o w n o r tink n ow n, c la im lng In lrrcatC In U 4 to th e la s t a b o r t d escrib ed p ro p e r- scribed property; t<» Arthur.Hmyih. ir IlvIn ir. and If dead, all pn riles Oh rk of th« circ u it Court. claim in g intereet under Arthur Hv; A. M. W eek*. D. C. Smyth, doceaaed or otherwise. In •Seal> IHrklnnnn .V Plcklneon, and to the laat abovo described proS olicitors for Complainant*. tnrriv: to Allan Smyth. If living. ,mrv> v. Hocnuu^. B y T aylor IC IO U S L o t 00x200— $600 C a sh . B a la n c e |2 S P e r M o n th M iss Cta^K. I'VE CiLLEOTo NOTIFY sol' T hat "HE CvtfEs.1 HAVE SECUAEe CvVEglNj Th E theft of scut? ts SUFFlCtENT Tb ViAltCA^T AN Call 394-J OM MR. BARTON • THEN VOU IJEALLV tCMow who _ T ook it * Posm ve-ifM « SAFf in saving T hat your Ring IS NOT V6RY t TAR AWAY r ' ARREST VJiTHin Z i HOURS / NcfTMovO-BUTX CAN J ViARN YOU "TO THIS \ EXTENT - B S PREAAMO OH. WONT YOU T t L l Me WHO VPU HAVE UNDER TOR rr IS SOMCONE J i s v e g y n ea r <r AND OBAR To NOG J vjko SUSPICION* PORTER E. PITTS -A N D TUB OK6 WHO 15 T MtAACST AMD CEAWSST TO K, MB <5 CHiC< * N3WJ L CAN IO O R Loretta To THE 6 EE VMHY HG HAS BEEN AVOIDING , ME FOR THE PAST TEV0 DATS*( OH CHICK*.-HflvO N loss or COULD V oi>-**5u«ra' JT her t» Added THE loss OK HER Ruth in The man W. V. W HEELER, INC Realtors Phone 394-J 4-Mr Magnolia Avc, LOVCS BO O TS A N D HER B U D D IE S IF VOULV. VROI-aSI NOt / 1-2 Acre Orange Grovo About ! miles front Snnford nenr Twin luikes, one half mile from golf .'ourac. Price f(J500.00. Terms <2500.00 cosh $2000.00 in one year nnd $2000.00 in two years nt 8 per rent interest. VO tell ANTUODT. _ VLV ItT TOO iM ON F >\ V3t£> S U U t T . I njeaut ' SADVt N t Hf.-Jfc TOO D \D ? P \D TOO IWC k FM i'«'V r;o« tK'f -W ftL L KNOW WAS rw o u e r ? J \V\. w n ’ ALL. w , TOWKL.'f TttA-M ST OOW, GOODT HOWARD CORPORATION Realtom Masonic Building 8H— Ilcnl Enlute for ExchuriKC All tiled, 10 ACRES Black Hammock Celery Land For Sole. Lots numbers 241, 242, 243, 244 in the SW 1-4 of the SW 1-4 of section 1-21-31 Sem­ inole county, 1-4 miles northwest of Oviedo; is 1-4 mil? from two railroad* and pqved roads Surn Aind'njf lands making big money 1,.,'V i»r!re *12.00000 Terms i !i. talain* 1 2 3 ami 1 .i -u percent Sein Annually N't mriimheruTiCes Hnil 1025 1n» .i ll Address Owner, Robert E Ellis, P O. 322, F ’r* My era, Fla terms. [each, dm F C romii Ift. fruritbm house. «. $3000. kr month. West 1st f----- ----wved l:md I n s’’ t - f * V. Fir-t —w ^toite land ',»d newly wHiiiitj.m, i for price bh. plmto- B y Blosser Curbstone Gossip FRECKLES A N D H IS I THING Al-CUGMV. A FELLA COULD GET LOST IM THAT p o p s a id i t TAU.ES S3M S OP THEM YSAOS 7D FIMO Th‘ WAV _ o u t h ___y C o u o x v r r __ r -1 MG? y - J \ Oh .THAT f THAT'S TU1 JA IL ! >— U n n l f r i — R cul K s tn te WANTED l.tst’ngB on building lots in Fort Mellon and Sanford Heights. Dean-Betg Corporation, 515 Firat N nt’l. IJink Bldg. Phonr H 3. ------------------------------------------- -WILL buy srnnll farm s (5 to 20 acres) convenient to Sanford bat may be improved. Also homes ' I ■t*’ thnt can be niade atf5t‘iP 'r*-'. r.i.t l»i*.-t snd rig h t -irlc*'* It ’:rj 5 fl.ill !!'dg. Fred !{«-■■■=i U , i t" e TOO. Home pho .e »F YOU want, to bcII your farm, we cun be of good service to you ns we have inquirers for both small and large farm property. DcanBerg Corporation, 515 F irst N at’l. Bunk Bldg. Phone 713. SALESM AN ,O U Z T \ e v e R C T T , L_^T M e *t;a k £ ; $A M I ’M dOWWA y B y S w an True Reports At Last ce- i-r cua^ in ;OT IN MIAMI — . n / . HA^>H 'hOU$e ADD 'beA'T IT FLGRi D A - 1 MCAR ART CARJIfDW tfZ S .O O O ^ P R O FIT ON A L-Ot IM M: IN 2. CUEElA^ - --------- youa a nd it 2 UJAS Z MEAR-6.- NOT m eeK S IT'S Ai*ruu,Y v « D U L L • f BUT IF I LEAVEX JOST-'TlL -PAN DAY, JACK, j iecuxnv equal / AO MONEY. NO FOOD — •# r $ M i MOTTO an1i *r/c*s v is rr. s ToTW MEAL TKKCr. w i u . Va T ftfiy r V j mc ihtH? s ' \ S NELL Tk£*Jl SELL > b\E -TwO MEAL liOCETJ. AN1 KEEP 0U € FOB. t^CUKlTV *T7l f s. PAN YOU. J . �Y. FEBRUARY 5, 1926, THB,&ANFQRD,HPKAIA>. FnVR&Y± oidKingqa JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 5.—The C a t, Feb, 6.—Tqko your jqbs-ncrim etre in Florida arc not Chambers of Commerce nt all but ra th e r pub­ licity bureaus, and th e cities nnd ■ l*1 which all energies nrc devoted to publicity work nrc suf fcrlng, according to Herman A. Dann, of St. Petersburg, president of th e Florida State Chamber of Commerce. Insofar ns a local com­ m unity in concerned, more would .he gained if the Chamber would fo tg e t the seeking of publicity en­ tirely, declared the State Cham­ ber executive. “ As nn.exam ple I m ight oile tho industry," said Mr. Dann. proboWy, ii not a town in . “There ., the stato of 1,500 population with; out one or more sm all industries, operated by local people. In four , "Ut of five such places tho Chatn* her of Commorco is working over. tim e to induce tbo location of “ In­ dustrial plants" there. The little local plant is forgotten entirely. Chambers of* Commerce could do nothing better thnn to conduct a - survey of local industries, Some of these might be expanded, their operators m ight be in position to serve a larg e r m arket If they had m ore capital. The Cham ber of Commerce should find ways ami m eans to bring the situation he­ re: f or® the, people of the community nnd induce investm ent in the plant. Suppose,* small town had a broom K! m anufacturing )p!nnt7 Every American art would be better If r-.- broom ,sold in t h a t town nhould bo there were more pomp and cere­ k m anufactured rig h t there. If the mony in government, according to o perator h asn’t the money stiff i- Frank O. Snuliobury, Englinh clent to expand to the point, w here painter who i* visiting in this coun­ he could m eet the local demand try. The lack of color and dignity ?> th e Cham ber of Commerce should in official circle* create* a cor­ (i f in d .it for him. In thin one field, responding lurk of m aterial for tho encouragem ent of sm all in­ artists, he believes. This picture d u stries,, the local Chambers of shown President CooHdgc ns he Commerce in Florida hove some­ would appear in the state robes of th ing to which they cannot devote the King of England. too much tim e. Scores Publicity Craze Sr “ To. the Chamber of Commerce which specializes in publicity nnd littlo or nothing else, it must bu ap p aren t th at cities will grow and ^ develop as they nrc made more a t ­ tractive to prospective new resi­ TH E TANGLE dents, or business men. The new resident is ahvoyn seeking nn op­ • From the Pittsburgh Sun: portunity to b e tte r himself In a l TH E END OF TH E HOSPITAl business way, or to locate- in a BAZAAR place where he will have a better The light „ * a re out and all i» opportunity to accumulate a com­ darkness in the auditorium which petence and a better place In last week sounded with the joy which to rear his children. If rents and laughter of all Pittsburgh. aro reasonable, the purchase of a The Ortho|M-dic Hospital Bazaar m odest home not too difficult, and hns *et the standard for nil time work a t good wages i« available, and all other cities as being the the new resident or liusinesH man most gorgeous nnd successful, both ' will bo draw n ns a bit of steel is financially and artistically, of alt ttff'-* draw n to a m agnet. sim ilar entertainm ents ever held “I believe th n t a local Chamlier in America, t K jW o f Commerce should he the clenrBeautiful women lured the mon­ r Ing house for everything thnt per- ey which would make little crip­ Dv* tain s to Its community. It should pled children walk with stra ig h t­ " 4 • tu rn mpro tow ard building up th a t ened bucks -mil limbs, from the com m unity and get aw ay from tho pockets of Pittsburgh millionaires id ea-th at all necessary Is publicity. with m i much grace and tact that Publicity, however, should not be if a man missed his money it was n tirily neglected but- in the mu- nob' bocauso he wanted some more Jority jrity .of o f Florida cities and townR towns to givo to sonic] charm ing woman. now it seems to be rcgnrded as The pearls th a t were presented tho principal thing for which the to the entertainm ent committee by Cham ber was organized. There i* Mr. Karl Whitney in memory of no question th at tho towns and cit­ his wife, brought seven hundred ies which offer the liptl lidvun- ! and fifty thousand dcdlars, which tnges to residents utul business ure is two hundred and fifty thdusand the tojvns und cities growing m o s t' rapidly. The Cham ber of Com­ merce, which devotes it*, energies ( tow ard m ak in g its city a butter place .In which to live will gain r fo r Dtp comm unity one hundred dollurs fo r every dollur in cash or cupful n s,th e Jewelry although of energy expended locally while it course tho receipts were not us I probably will not gain one dollur large. The' flower* alone brought fo r a dollar spent solely for pub­ over two hundred thousand dollars. This booth via* presided over by licity. “ It is tru e several cities nro Mrs. Graves Ham ilton and nil the ■pending hundreds of thousands of flowers wero donated by hcrscJC dollars annually for nublioity, and or her friends. It i* thought by the Orthopedic reaping the benefit thereof, but if committee th at the net sum to be one will take tho trouble to invesUgate, he will discover th n t the given la-tilt) hciMiii^l will excecdC lfm D erW rrC om m erce expending tKwe mllllorrtfoUBr*> Of tiffs- Mr. these huge sums nro doing u g rea t Karl W hitney, Mr*. Joseph Groves ileal anoro than operating a pah- i Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. John Ai­ de n Prcsoott and Miss Paula Pollcity 'b b reau ." ' ricr contributed nearly half. -Miss Perier bought things whole-sale a t every booth. Her m ost expensive purchast was nn old S|m nU h shawl that* had belonged to Marie A n­ toinette and wa* another of the wonderful thing* th a t w ere given to the bazaar by Mr. K arl W hit­ ney. >!rs. Hnmilton, Although not <julte b o lavish, proved a good sec­ ond to Miss P erier in her p u r­ chases. Today all those who p r ic e d co hnrd for the success of th is won­ derful charity entertainm ent, are resting, hut tom orrow Miss P erier and the John Atden Prescott* nnd their friends will he interested in the shooting of the much talked of an greatly aw aited ‘‘H ot Steel” a t the Graves H am ilton Steel Plant. Tl«e rush fo r tickets has been enormous hut only about u hun­ dred nnd fifty of M rs. Prescott’* special friends could b e'adm itted. GOOD P U PIL Mr. Blnnk (talking of a form er employe who now Is u com petitor;: Why he's- a sharper, n liar mtd a thief, and I ta .^ h t him all he knows.—Tit;Bit3. S tate Puzzled Over Execution Of N egro TALLAHASSEE. Feb. 4.—(TP)-Govornor M artin today referred to A tlom cy General J. Jt. Johnson the question of determ ining what fu rth e r fjcccutivc action should he taken In the case of Abe W ash­ ington, negro, sentenced to lie hanged in Ptival circuit court, but whose execution has been held up because of establishm ent of the oJoHrjc chair. The Governor recently signed the w arrant for W ashington's execu­ tion. fixing the week of Feb. 15 u the time. I t rend, however, thnt the supreme penalty m ust be paid by electrocution, when the court hud tenteneed the negro to be hnngeJ. ' \ Judge Gibbs, in Duval circuit court a few days ago granted a r.tjry of execution for W ashington, on the ground th a t tho w a rra n t did not conform to the sentence, and ordered tho negro remanded In the keeping of the sheriff until tho case could be disposed of, W ashington, was convicted i t fo r the m urder of a negress. Tho telephone cable recently New platinum discoveries re ­ completed front New York to Chi­ cently started the boom In the cago— 831 miles—I* tho longest in tint Wqrld. It cost' $2fi,000l1Ki0. Transvaal. Under construction new .Spanish stucco house, seven room s; garage and servants quarters; Corner M agnolia and Spurling, E asy terras. W ill be reads* for occupancy about February 1st. - :l ’j y t ' t t •» *-'staff'™ A \ * N ew Spanish type house; six rooms; in Bel-Air on Mellonville A venue; easy terms. Surroundings and environment are two important tors for investors te consider when making- a selec­ tor home or an investment. Restricted sections wl the building and improvements are in harmony with another offer greater assurance for re-sale or pn The home builder who selects a site because o f its rest tion s buys wisely and With the assurance that it will depi eciate when the developing is complete. See Sanford Grove today that you will clearly under, stand all the wonderful'-value enhancement features that are embodied in the property. We will be glad to accompany you to the1property th at its complete devj opm ent and improvement program can be explained. N ew Spanish stucco bungalow in San Lanta; ja sy term s. ■ .l)(f Lots 3, 4 and 5 Block lQ .Tier 1; corner of San­ ford Avenue and 15th St. $100.00 per front foot for quick sale. E asy terms. SANFORD GROVE, Inc Lot 20, Block 8, San L anta; price $2,600.00, BAItT NASON, Sales Director First National Bunk Bldg. REALTORS F irst Street and Falinelto Avenue J Two adjoining lots; Eastern exposure 2000 leet irouting on Dixie Highway, Sanford-O rlando ___ white way midway between Sanford a n d Orlando, R. W. LAWTON, Realtor Uvnl Entitle mul InvcHlmynts—phone ■71.’1 Mcisch I' ’ Building; * Safer Vorro; It. \V. Liuvlmi nmL*L MFTTurlrcT*1- February 1926 FORDi TOURING Barbecue--$100 In Gold FREE TRIP TO You do not have to bid or buy to participate but you must be on promptly when sale starts ; ~ Comfortable Pullman Busses Are Operated From TERMS W ILL‘BE EZ Business and Residential Lot* B. L HAMNER ORGANIZATION raiuway e a rs is most advantage­ ously located, just 2 1-2 miles south Lies Sanford, truly called “the citv substantial.” Sanford is the most productive of Florida’s inland cities 3 m iles north is Longwood, with its new 1,500,000 race track and Jockey d u b nearing completion. Longwood s future is assured. b -_- Midway Park is s“!'lS many high, type ford Manor, a ?1,0W W m ent is i t s - dose ne*hW£ Springs, jtfst 4 blocks soon see akigantic h'SjL i ___ FREE: Bus service from nm- ORGANIZATION for further details S1I Franklin Street, Tantpa jOur mottp: You make the price. YVe mqke the Old Kentucky A ction Room 9 Rock Bldg. ■ ■" ■ • ** , phone 0 �■M, -w *lr ! ** Florid* ahd . . . Florid*; fa ir »nd all tonights* m m m crate shifting wlr Heart, [L an d w e A s s o c ia te d Press Full Leased Wire SANFORD, FI f, FEBRUARY * 192$. £ ^Modified Prohibition Act STILLMAN! 1 To Be Proposed A t Second ‘Face To Face’ Conference WASHINGTON, Feb. 0.—(IP)— A modified prohibitiqto system as a medium between the "evils” o W o lste a d l m” and of the aaloon popposed a t the second To era „will....be fft«M tconferenee called —. r |"fBCo the ...y the association ag ain st the prony!, b .hibition amendment to meet here on Ocorgc W ashington’s birthday, The defteite plan fo r government control under *a snodifipd dorm of prohibition designed lo end the rcigp of thc l ^ t l « g d r « n d hbollsh the others, evils whidp the hssocia t o Vol­ tionbk statem ent stead law, will be proposed by .Wil tioh’r statem entoturged to the Vol­ ina Pheli* ititfe i callm for I Unpcti ■ [any Jnew I b o ^ f P prohibition and It follows * ” ° Mosely tp c declaration of the Chris* tian Temperahco 'Society of the con !Protestant .Episcopal Church for t&nd1 ! modificatioi jjmff. J isi diatc! S’s'i'! ta i IER If BOM B EDITION Known Yachting Magazines To Attend Big Regatta Here IVith the temperance rncletv’a pronouncement being attacked and defended from many quarters, the / v mrs pnprlngham. sccretarj of the society has left New ) ° rk for Washington supposedly in connection with the statement, 1 he resulting controversy will be the subjoet „f n sermon tomorrow Secretary lit* Among the recent entries swell­ ed it ing the formidable list of partci- Yacht Club has recelvcdidefinite pants in the Sanford Yacht Club's word th a t Gerald T. White, editor big regatta scheduled fo r Feb, 10 of “The Rudder, and C, F. Chap* Ranker RecognlHsLetrlUmacy >ei Arkansas Senator Declares are seven local outboard motor en­ ling the tpng list or competitors Treasui who will compete with will be here for the event accom­ O f Son And,Withdrawn Suit Future Strikes Can Be thusiasts ■ £ $ Florida craft In this case for panied by officials and commo­ For Divorce Filed In 1921; Prevented By Adjusting south handsome silver loving cups now dores of soveral large norVicrn l ToM Mnrtlnjfce Slate la ‘.Cleaned Body Working Impartially on display a t the jewelry store of clubs who will assist local commit­ ters in'arranging details and hand­ H. C. Vlehle. Nqw Situat v£fe.W‘"'"m in *I Additional entries are being re­ ling th e' lopg list of competitions Leave Today Will Not A ffect noscriblilg the coming conference ceived by every mall, officials Pf who have entered boats in the as a major offensive against Volc lu b ‘stated, and Sanford fans numerous N il Add power event* Oh “Trial Honeymoon" Present Strike the steadisp'/' Iho association announc­ ■ 1 and the hundreds of visitors who the schedule1 ed that many prominent peraohs Rooked On. Olympic A s “Mins ure expected here far the big dsy Among other local Bill Provides For Definite arc assured of seeing some of the In the outboard motorparticipant* would participate as members of class arc; Fuller” And "Mr. Smtih" Fixing Of Responsibility classiest and fastest speed boats F. A. •‘Mere. John It. Hintermlstcr, Us various committees. The speak* ors will be Senntor Edge, HcpubliWith Separate State'Rooms For Alarming Situations and cabin cruisers in Florida w at­ Carl Hand. Oscar R. Brooks. Lee cun of New Jersey, Senator ltrousers compete fo r prises totalling Brothers and S. R. Dighton. J.4 *» snrd, Democrat of Louisiana, Mrs. NEW YORK, Feb. fl.—(/P)—Thc I WASHINGTON, Feb. 0.—(A*)— 96,000 Commodore J . R. Emory Mr. Winchester, of Green alary T. Norton, Democratic rep­ New York American In a t , ght- Legislation to create a federal said today. Bnrt hkt-ent resentative front New Jersey Chapman and Coiel ed story today says thqt r. and hoard of industrial adjustments far — ilimn "H. Slayton, chairman »•of the Mrs. James A. Stillman , , . j t a 1 the purpose of invoking public committee, and possibly u repre­ Europe nbonrd the Olymj ca t mid- opinion to prevent anthracite coal WASHINGTON, Feb. G.r sentative of the American Fedor- night, happy in nclllo- suspension, was offered today In trial 1 ( AP>.—' Tho treiuuiry de ptlon of Labor. litigu- the .Senate by Senator Robinson tinn after n five-year dive mcQ hus drafted recomiiu tion. of Arkansan, the Democratic lead ifmv * tions far n Httrib? of changes cr. . The banker and his wlfe, the VoUtcad- Act and ot stated, arc planning * new The measure was Introduced a ft­ In life on a ‘trial hmiej •ymoon,' statutes having to do with ,c er a conference of Democratic lend ter denning the slate of their mar: era at which the coal situation was hiliitlort, in •. forcemeat - Of ital difficulties. discussed. Senator Robinson hnil ow conditiomi. order t o meet Mr. Stillman m o g n U ’c s iiohy the hill sent to n senate committor Parents Of John Eihcrcdifc p re p o s Thei propoded chnngea w t Guyy Stillman, now seven years old, wjth a request for early action so Mrii. Farmer In Pictured Not Au-Murdcrcs-s But Aa Wife Contemplate Suit Ai^ninst draftcicd by. ifA sniatant as his nis son urn! withdraw* his jsllt- th at the subject can be taken up gations in his unsuercs Jlvorce by the Senate after the passage of Globe Drcdjiin, Company (arv Andrews In the light With "Right To Protect The I (he i m of the tax bill. suit, that the boy is Over Acridon To Bay* experiences o* chief enfor Sacrcdneaa Of Her Home" "The hill to create aboard of in­ T w e n ty l ia n d il u Jlof> T r a in Splendid (Same Dtaplnyed Hy Fred Beauvais, Indian got officer and have been n A divorce recently ly started by adjustments, and to de­ Secretary, Mellon. The ■Of S h ip m e n t A f t e r S e iz ­ TI|o law firm of Wilson, JIoussight, MEMPHIS, Temi., Feb. 0.—(Ah Suzannb Friday Is Caune M iS tillm a n is to lie dropped and dustrial fine its j>owers and duties, is not —Over-night deliberations foiled holdcr and Uoylo has been retained submitted to Goituress 1mm* tomin g E q u ip m e n t F o r H o ld - lip For Odds Being Roosted; lawyers of both have been notified designed to apply to tho present bring n verdict in the case of by George Ethcredge, father 61 l y . , . '■ ling of A t T o w n N e a r P e o r ia , 11L SU.'h May Meet Next Week th at tlie'.f fs rviccs arc no longer alarming situation in the anthro- to The character of th* chs Mrs. Josephine Eva Furmor, John 11. Etheradgv, 18, and Is eg Osteen, rcqulred. The couple held a quiet cite coal industry," senator Robin­ charged with murder in connec­ ncctf ccted enter suit against the Globe avsireil. was not disclosed at I. Simdinner a t M Mr.r.' Stillman's son said. ................... PEORIA, HU Feb. Q.—</P)-A NICE. France, Feb. it,—</P)~ farewr'! but there w*i tion with the slaying of Mrs. \) redging Company ip* _ in connoction us comhomo it* '.Vest 62nd Street laid "It i* also presented for the pur­ Lakc hand of 20 robbers Friday raided They are offering odd* of seven night, with thcii* M y e a r‘old son, pose of preventing a recurrence of Mary Leo Scott, divorcee and as with tlio scsldtng of young Ethe- dleotions that th e program wore on without word from , redge by steam from tho company’i eil application o f a graduated make a small town railroad offico near to one .along the Riviera that Suz­ Alexander. this condition in the future, by as­ today the jury doubt wii* ex­ i dredge near tho Hotel Forrest i-ako o f pcnnlDes to differentiate UCiU'C here, seiing equipment which they anne Lenglen will defrnt Helen certaining and fi$big responsibil­ pressed inchamber, Together From Now On later usedi xto'hold up and rob u Wills. If they meet in Cannes, next some quartern wheth­ I last Wednesday. tween wlrtildkalo violation ft r J : " 1’ Rock Island freight train from weel.. ‘From now, on we march forward ity and Invoking public opinion for er an agreement would ho reachpocket offensksi • In an interview with a Herald Sanford the, protection of the consumers of together, we S o rV the American which th e y , took about 910,000 ed. Would Give It Higher Rs The reason for |he big jump in quotes I representative today, the boy's nitiion ed nnthrneita coal against the annual .them u uying. "We don’t mother told of the scalding and of ‘ 'A MU fur a prohibition 1 hiloct, worth of alcohol. C utting the nlr- the odda was the splendid gntne know w h a t Into holds for us in the I rontroversios hetwocn th e opera MEMPHIS, Tenm, Fob. 0.—(A*) tho dredge employers refusal to ranking wiUM*M|cr bureau hose on the 70 car freight train played by Sujwnne yesterday tors and their employees Jgrt the future. .Tonight we leave for a new Jury considering the case off | help the lad to the city nnd to Trcnsury IS ‘ Tint, waa. u. the rubbers held Iho crew .prisoner* against Mrs. liaileoek of England honeymoon, u sort of mu! honey­ "By the term s ooff !tho measure, —The Mrs. Josephine Ere Farm er 48,’ medical a|,l following the nccl- duced by J-J-' . 1 Smoot t cither tho president alone or Con- charged g, when while their m ates enrted \ht> barrels whom she defeated in love sets. moon." with tho killing of Mrs, dent. 1of alcohol away in trucks. Miss Wills Inst week was hard put Senate KIm . oinmit g m ;i by concurrent resolution, f the m o il “ We are through With law>.-<-«, Mary Leo Scott, 2tf, tetum oj Hn Torches, cutters, punches, wreck­ to defeat Mr*. IInilock. P-7, lt-2. A I t is said that the youngster, in the backtntr •« .-« .’"sunra 1lUte of through with outside ndvlscY*. We wn.vh docs not require the approval deliberations hero today, in on* of | the typo ing bars, .riflgs, , shotguns, and Lerglen-Wllls mutch which has I arc going straight with each othe- ,*f the president, may declare tho the mast sensational murder trials company with another hoy, was At presepk the prohibition' balling a small boat near the aide are under, the juitsdictjon existence of an emergency in which Adirou- cartridges -were! taken In the sta- caused much ink to flow in Eu- | und with ouraclve.*. Whether tk ever hold in Memphis. Tho cate 1centers tipU robbery. ”Thcse tools ore' he- rope and America, and which has reconciliation will be permanent, the public health or safety is en­ waa given the ju ry at 2:38 o'clock of the dredge,.when steam in great Bureau ot Intermit lUvcns Aatrodnciln^ o f. tho, S'1’ o niein- licvcd to have been used to force created feeling along the Riviera only time can tell. We hath hope dangered because of interference yesterday afternoon a fter nrgu- quantities was released directly in­ open the cars which yielded the al­ now; appears virtually certnirj,. boat, Causing Injutius to m throp gh strik e» or lockouts which Umt *ti nittoc. BO." I moat of opposing counsel had (**• Juhi\ Kthermlgo which Both girl* have officially an­ rh (lUcLors cohol cargo, The American prints-/in a far- r e k ti to the production or the Uis- on most of it w ill tha day, V ot tho dny, claim fltll coMfirg U eon Ore lnid ter at least trlhu.lon of coal. 4 Tonight policp pro searching for nounced their entry for the slnglt* otic ut *!PSt . \W i a stranger .who was disooviired on Hu n and ’I f " Wanted ,*a/ F H oWf I'i-rfttii . . . ie „i amfoC Life and lwv» arto Pat Ibc freight train shortly after it ouiul. A lulttel of labor, tho secretary oi commerce stood nine to three for The.lad states th st follovving the list wren the hobth'jritet ore ns biUCT as dc*i He was put off at rcodad In Iho UPPer und lyper j the uso left Peoria. ami the chief of tho buroau of last night. accident, he ^uked employees of iimnll consinnfP of liquor, Chillicothe and told Special Agent haWo* of the draw. Both chant- „ o m * tI» ei-^ n d an uplemlid *s God, mines, huut. and two citizens not engag­ . Declaring the real -victim In the dredge to assist him in getting Ahuoftt o t tho artftic time, M. Thomas, one of the guards, his ions evidently ate anxious to come ( ^ t }lt,ro one> ed or IntaresUd. in the production "this affair," was the four year old to the shore but th at they refund ootnpiittea guvr Its upprov faco to face across thd net and ‘‘For me this 1* hard—somewhat or name was Albert Hensen, of Pe­ have the distribution of coal, ia em­ son of Farmer, John T. Shea, a s­ to help him In any wajhv, A negro bill phu ing prohibition it out. ‘ Suzanne, especially bigger (ban myself.—»° I nm un­ kin, and fh*l ha Watt beating his hss-betn laboring under great comfortable. Ro then I will have to powered to conciliate difference, sistant attorney general told the | on the dredge Is aald to'have re dor Hiu ciyO-. r-crvlco rej way to Silvia, III. . ' encourage arbitration and ascer­ Jury that "Mary Lee Scutt was not filled to the boys request eat Tor aid, Aoslrtent Freretary Am niciHnl strain, while Mis* Will*. Throo cars of alcohol cosingned Usually cool und self possessed, grow somewhat more to fit. And tain the causes of such emergency ns bed. as she was painted for lov­ by asking for money ty in return for tho trcnsury, in charge of pr« so, as Briggs would say, fur into from the Corning Distillery Com­ lately has shown sign* of annoyand recommend adjustments. ing Farm er". Defense attorneys hi* services. tlon I’liforifinont, endorsed ............ pany of thlS city w ire attached to lance and I* said to have de- the night. told tho jury thut Mrs. Farm er ____ . ^wa| ‘lorye^ .fofyed , Ip mcnaurc nno both wets and drye I Tho youngster “ Mr. Smith nnd Mis.* Puller the truin of merchandise. Two of i t ided to slake everything upon had n right "to protect, the sacred- crawl to b y u n y . o f eotlgrres sujqtarted it. and Mrs. Stillman were book­ % . there cars were broken open and j her chances now, .so that whether edMr. ness of her home." the dredga pipes without an;* on the Olympic, the American tif uninmls the contents consisting of more vlctoriour or defeated, she may cn- say*, as "Mr. Smith and Miss Full­ Her net was only the functioning sistence nmi with his body badly .The new prohibition burcau'pri o n e under the Smoot hill WoUl iltg to the than COO gallons pf high grade jov u little rest from tho pitiless er," with fcOparato stale rooms, of human nature backed by u God- burned from his nock to hin ankhs, phave at tint head a commission' when two alcohol we he loaded into waiting spotlight of puhllcity which lias given right," Sam O. Bates. In '.he acconling to members pf thp fam ­ They go abroad, the story con­ receiving f 10,000 a year. wildcat, trucks. counsel argued. “She is not a murily. been following her every move. tinues, to consult Dr. It. I . Baynos, KfspoindbtUty To lie Shift weasel, Charles Summers, conductor, fil­ dercs*." lie was found lying m at the Helen still feel* tbut the over­ u young English psychologist, sir of riy- ed his report of th e robbery late to­ head game need* improvement and whose Ail responsibility for enf< Mrs. Scott, a divorcee and alleg­ bulkhead by his mother, who wa* psycho-analysis of Mr*. Still­ D. D. Conn, m anager of tho Pub­ ed rival of Mrs. Farmer for the ' residence day, saying -thero appeared to be has been playing a-practice match man when she waa broken in spirit u knv of ui tho u iu dry ui laws would sonrchlng tor him In that section n..... lic Relations ’ Section of the Amer­ lot north about 30 men in the hold-up, parly every morning on the ( arleton at the tinut her husband brought from tho comi . affection of J. F. Farmer, 29, tho of the city. takan *wav fror , ican Railway Aasolation will be in defendant's husband, was shot t« and th at two freight ears were en­ courts. For these she has heel) suit for divorce, helped her, in her According to attending physi­ of Internal »*veenue nnd plat Orlando Feb. » for a inerting with death in her. apartm ent after an cians, gift of tered, • Twenty-five gallons of al­ picking the strongest men players own M- . In thel har ands, of the seei th* boy is badly scalded, nnd reetly words, to find heraelf again. the freight receivers of the Orlan­ the treasury who would deb while cohol were missing from the car, available. For the sake of their children, do Terminal District, SMOordinr to automobile trip she Is said to have they say th a t he is not yet re ­ of _ . , , It to the prohibition commit t but.no check of th e other cor had moved from danger. Turning to Lenglen after he had the American continues, the Still­ word received here by Edward Hig­ taken with Farm er. Tile rm-uitiire also proposed i D6ly Denies Charges been mode. rhsken the hand of Suranne. the mans are seeking to forget tho gins, president of the local Cham­ Division headquarters officials Duko said: "Your daughter play­ many sensational charge*, they ber of Commerce, which told of Mr. Horse Shoe Pitchers W. II. Doty, In charge of the ation of u bureau of custoi housed in said they did not think anything of ed superbly-"* "Yes, the littlrrone hurled at each other during their dredge, stated this afternoon th a t tier n commisnloDer and Conn's desire to lisvc representa­ wildcats valu*-was taken from the Dos is In great form now and will tie divorce trial. his knowledge of the accident waa of the present offico of To Hold Tournament ■ ... tives from every city In tho dis­ I *btle raU- Moihoe car and placed the total loss hatd to bent." replied M. Ungien, very meager, hut that the ind Jiad of eurtonm. Six weeks ago Mr. Stillman trict present. >s. a t the value of the alcohol. been told to lteep off the dredge a ’’ The two new bureaus wot with a trace of fondness. . pressed an emerald ring into his ST. PETERSBURG, P«b. 0.— I t ia said O ut Mr. Conn will give super few minute* previous to th* vteld- ion under Asuistant Secret John Blankenhorn and Frank Co "Little one. Taps, you forgot I wife’s hand fcml said: "I lovu you information nnd full do- (/P)—Horse shoe pitchers from all Commissioner Blah sddi: bue^-efigiiuaae. and fireman,-o£-th« rhall be 27 next M ay" Susaanaioj. and-1 -want .-you, -i- Jhaw*- always important parts-**** the country were g a there, llllf M l oi IIII f (1)11 fllln vf-State the ' looted train, told niftvsJRtpcr re­ ternipted. Smilingly. ’ he paHed 1„ved you. Will you tortic hack to incuts and tho securing of permits. Ing heFe today for the world'? _____ rcllrvcS r* o f : a no* porters th a t th ree cars wore e n te r- Sncanne on the shoulder, saying: mo 7" _ . L. M. Aulrey, the chairman of championship tournament whicn young Ethtredgo and that had they for prohihtUun cnforceraen »he'i with er. and -all but ono barrel of ul "W hat a Imppy “B1’- Y,,u urt! “ knowp of the accident they,. )»ou>d (Continued on Page Three) the district, has asked th at all cities starts Monday afternoon and con­ from joiiel taken from them, have rendered ftmt eld and ruined bill wa» referred to tbo mere child." under the Orlando board's Jurisdic­ tinues for nino days. c o in m lttie . , w perfect , A brakeman who went back to the boy to town. “P utt" Mossmsn of Eldorado, tion make an effort to find out how The bill reported fa* lit ' ;^Th*re is always a stock of ,oint­ see whdt was wrong whim the air Associated Press To Fair Weather Next la., defending champion; [ Frank many representatives will attend house Would apply t I * “litiook,- brakes were set was faced by a of Kellerton, la.; Bert ments for burns und scalds ' on the Week Is Predicted so that reservations may bo .made Jackson, service regdlatbins to fll ch tnhalptt man who pointed a pistol a t him, Prtfesent Rodgers Arid board and we would have gladly Duryee of Wichita, Kan., and Ralph well in advance of the moot, which enforcement agentu, < |U Bpcncer official pitcher of Okla­ furnished aid to the youngettr", tion which was the T in t intimation of WASHINGTON. Feb. fi.-i* 1* - is tq be held In the Angebllt Hotel. homa. hlgh.f/ ofLlcteU. Present of via* a holdup, the train craw had, the Fried Gold Watches Mr. Doty stated. "We cerlately aro the nationally known Mr. Higgins . Announced today required to ms would be .required Wcather Putlook fpr the- woek bearc colling men reported. th at all receirars of freight who stars who practiced today on the did not know he had been burned, quiruuicnts wit ginning Monday: ' day, and and he did iwt approach aiiy white The' train waa held up for ah NEW YORK, Feb. 0 ^ ^ ” TW0 M iddle Atlantic state*:, mostly wished to attend >the conference local courts. taken to hoar nnd ten minutes but no mem­ men member o f t h e crew, t e m y knowl* n in th s or drop tout. oif the sea whose straightfor­ fair weather with temperatures should leave their names a t the bill was introduced l within d bers of'the crow would give any ward, unvarnished narrative* of above normal, althoagh there 1* a offlims of the Chamber of Com­ ‘Dead’ Soldier May *'* * \ , , j_ ~ - -» *r * rcsentative Cramton, Rcpu detailed statement of what occur­ heroic deeds thrilled the world are possibility of rains about Tuesday merce immediately. Michigan, a party leader. Be Alive But Is Sick red . They estimated th at five or to receive special T t or Wednoolsy and again alwut Sat­ im’s six trucks were usfd by .the robbers lmiters of the Asoclated MBTHODB ARK ATTACKED urday. The prc«lplM«ti‘,n will be the first time laymen have In tho furm of snow near the WASHINGTON, Feb. d — <**>GADSDEN, Ala., Feb. A—4^1— H o ju e been accorded suchiionors. The-methods o f 'th o Senate'com ­ Word was received here today Canadian borderk J t » 4: • * j Gold watches arc to »>• presented mittee which investigated the In­ from a hospital in AugusU, Ga., South Atlantic and east IT- Essom, 6.1. to Capt. George Frifd of ths steam ­ states: mostly fair weather w(tn ternational Revenue Bureau, were that A rthur Dodd, world war M NEW OKLEAN iANfi, U Feb. 9 , - i. Tho s-train while ship President Koosevejt. who guid- lim ty r a td ^ iomowhat above nor- sharply attacked today by a ma­ disr who was reported to have died which per/o •rd on the jority oi th* cppupUtee which held In France and whose purported The classiest OMd of •d tire rescue of Uto 27 men from mall although them Is under breds ever to Coast 'Line the British freighter Antlnoe, of ralna a b o u t Tuesday or Wedaoath* bureau had emerged with body was sent here by th* W ar to wracked ih mid-AMsatic r ^ n t l y . Department for burial, is very PI winter track awal V*' ship-c«» --------- . , .T r y ,. * k the Miller^ and to Commander John Rodgers, ‘t ' L - - . and would Uks to see his kinsmen. this afternoon ct/.O rMusic,lovers from Sanford and U ^ ( N-, whow.th _four_m ,t^-bat.the v^tim ’s Mrs. Dodd has rem arried nnd i £ , ln tb t$ As khaige of imJgliburing communities <>packed iied the’Pacific far nine days last lives a t Alabama-City. City. Hall last night lo enjoy summer when lost In, a W W « I * The body sent here emari for the the Indian selections rendered by flight from San. Francisco to at C(o*»vill*. Ala. ny which i* the Lieurance a rtists brought here Dodd are well and sur hapdirap, P . tracks for by tho Music- Departm ent *of the “ itf 'w a U h e s will bearJnscrip- *• munity and an effo (--------and that they ci w * e c»* ine, and at the Woman’s Club in the first of a tiona describing tha »P^‘ ^ ven^ in to WASHINGTON, Fsb. fl.—(d5) the earlier daily meetings inaug- made bpt late . ' was coming soncs of- high class musical enter­ to which they wera assigned Augusta is in — l*ned Vo narrow ramp cars on tainments planned for Sanford this „locted because —For the third successive man who waa cover. They were Itepuhllran of (he river. He season. beat position td 0. «*nd the HaPRINCESS IB Appearing as an Indian princess S 5 JbA S u & l * in the ta x reduction bill i on a stage attractively designed, W r" w .t « ifht ; with hi* favorite thia murping ” thT ■ Bell, «rf reflect * woodland aoensr Mrs. accurately what income tax c eMOSCOW. P in * u * ~ im m j w ih jip n r mm ®" _rtloi her e f tiea* the redtnon In a manner . 7 " of or wx This Feb. WASH! wae (^ -d m u ly ir repu adventure im rnt the teflon as an. ai a rtist of national re the faete the Senate -■ PUtC. to permit tA V S lA Son, — ■ Of tax payFeb. 6.-.{jp>, 5«riy American DID! b u r b which Coif chara­ featura* on th ------ of tb# s of bis d e , arrived huludc-d spc-.-UI .tap G«.— flutes , Htrana to priaitjvo courws Inst final Harry Feb. * Will On e Chan] GrasifaatkdPenall -Scale-ils Favore J £ Placed In Rank Treasi JU R Y CONTINUES SCALDING OF LAD DELIBERATION IN MAY R ESU LT IN M EM PH IS TRIAL BIG COURT FIGHT flk m FRENCH OFFERING 10 THOUSAND 7 TO 1 ODDS THAT ARS STOLEN WILLS IS BEATEN If Big New Lake 5 Freight Receivers Asked To M eet On Tuesday In Orlando ftf et .UKUfA_ .... VScTh \r 177 T Vc, Classy Field Entered In New Orleans Meet Gates Flying For T h i s Afternoon Ketern^To Lieuranoe Concert Plays To Capacity taugh^ House At City Hall Senate Prepares to Decide Of Publishing Ineome Ion ients tra g i illett iey West 2; w •aspffi break the * atr&* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 05, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 05, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 20-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 05, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fe62c9f05fdf3bbeb20b29e7549e9e89.pdf 4bf5473683a32e0a1bb83fe3e4b691b1 PDF Text Text Y. FEBRUARY 5, 1926, THB,&ANFQRD,HPKAIA>. FnVR&Y± oid King q a JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 5.—The C a t, Feb, 6.—Tqko your jqbs-ncrim etre in Florida arc not Chambers of Commerce nt all but ra th e r pub­ licity bureaus, and th e cities nnd ■ l*1 which all energies nrc devoted to publicity work nrc suf fcrlng, according to Herman A. Dann, of St. Petersburg, president of th e Florida State Chamber of Commerce. Insofar ns a local com­ m unity in concerned, more would .he gained if the Chamber would fo tg e t the seeking of publicity en­ tirely, declared the State Cham­ ber executive. “ As nn.exam ple I m ight oile tho industry," said Mr. Dann. proboWy, ii not a town in . “There ., the stato of 1,500 population with; out one or more sm all industries, operated by local people. In four , "Ut of five such places tho Chatn* her of Commorco is working over. tim e to induce tbo location of “ In­ dustrial plants" there. The little local plant is forgotten entirely. Chambers of* Commerce could do nothing better thnn to conduct a - survey of local industries, Some of these might be expanded, their operators m ight be in position to serve a larg e r m arket If they had m ore capital. The Cham ber of Commerce should find ways ami m eans to bring the situation he­ re: f or® the, people of the community nnd induce investm ent in the plant. Suppose,* small town had a broom K! m anufacturing )p!nnt7 Every American art would be better If r-.- broom ,sold in t h a t town nhould bo there were more pomp and cere­ k m anufactured rig h t there. If the mony in government, according to o perator h asn’t the money stiff i- Frank O. Snuliobury, Englinh clent to expand to the point, w here painter who i* visiting in this coun­ he could m eet the local demand try. The lack of color and dignity ?> th e Cham ber of Commerce should in official circle* create* a cor­ (i f in d .it for him. In thin one field, responding lurk of m aterial for tho encouragem ent of sm all in­ artists, he believes. This picture d u stries,, the local Chambers of shown President CooHdgc ns he Commerce in Florida hove some­ would appear in the state robes of th ing to which they cannot devote the King of England. too much tim e. Scores Publicity Craze Sr “ To. the Chamber of Commerce which specializes in publicity nnd littlo or nothing else, it must bu ap p aren t th at cities will grow and ^ develop as they nrc made more a t ­ tractive to prospective new resi­ TH E TANGLE dents, or business men. The new resident is ahvoyn seeking nn op­ • From the Pittsburgh Sun: portunity to b e tte r himself In a l TH E END OF TH E HOSPITAl business way, or to locate- in a BAZAAR place where he will have a better The light „ * a re out and all i» opportunity to accumulate a com­ darkness in the auditorium which petence and a better place In last week sounded with the joy which to rear his children. If rents and laughter of all Pittsburgh. aro reasonable, the purchase of a The Ortho|M-dic Hospital Bazaar m odest home not too difficult, and hns *et the standard for nil time work a t good wages i« available, and all other cities as being the the new resident or liusinesH man most gorgeous nnd successful, both ' will bo draw n ns a bit of steel is financially and artistically, of alt ttff'-* draw n to a m agnet. sim ilar entertainm ents ever held “I believe th n t a local Chamlier in America, t K jW o f Commerce should he the clenrBeautiful women lured the mon­ r Ing house for everything thnt per- ey which would make little crip­ Dv* tain s to Its community. It should pled children walk with stra ig h t­ " 4 • tu rn mpro tow ard building up th a t ened bucks -mil limbs, from the com m unity and get aw ay from tho pockets of Pittsburgh millionaires id ea-th at all necessary Is publicity. with mi much grace and tact that Publicity, however, should not be if a man missed his money it was n tirily neglected but- in the mu- nob' bocauso he wanted some more Jority jrity .of o f Florida cities and townR towns to givo to sonic] charm ing woman. now it seems to be rcgnrded as The pearls th a t were presented tho principal thing for which the to the entertainm ent committee by Cham ber was organized. There i* Mr. Karl Whitney in memory of no question th at tho towns and cit­ his wife, brought seven hundred ies which offer the liptl lidvun- ! and fifty thousand dcdlars, which tnges to residents utul business ure is two hundred and fifty thdusand the tojvns und cities growing m o s t' rapidly. The Cham ber of Com­ merce, which devotes it*, energies ( tow ard m ak in g its city a butter place .In which to live will gain r fo r Dtp comm unity one hundred dollurs fo r every dollur in cash or cupful n s,th e Jewelry although of energy expended locally while it course tho receipts were not us I probably will not gain one dollur large. The' flower* alone brought fo r a dollar spent solely for pub­ over two hundred thousand dollars. This booth via* presided over by licity. “ It is tru e several cities nro Mrs. Graves Ham ilton and nil the ■pending hundreds of thousands of flowers wero donated by hcrscJC dollars annually for nublioity, and or her friends. It i* thought by the Orthopedic reaping the benefit thereof, but if committee th at the net sum to be one will take tho trouble to invesUgate, he will discover th n t the given la-tilt) hciMiii^l will excecdC lfm D erW rrC om m erce expending tKwe mllllorrtfoUBr*> Of tiffs- Mr. these huge sums nro doing u g rea t Karl W hitney, Mr*. Joseph Groves ileal anoro than operating a pah- i Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. John Ai­ de n Prcsoott and Miss Paula Pollcity 'b b reau ." ' ricr contributed nearly half. -Miss Perier bought things whole-sale a t every booth. Her m ost expensive purchast was nn old S|m nU h shawl that* had belonged to Marie A n­ toinette and wa* another of the wonderful thing* th a t w ere given to the bazaar by Mr. K arl W hit­ ney. >!rs. Hnmilton, Although not <julte bo lavish, proved a good sec­ ond to Miss P erier in her p u r­ chases. Today all those who p r ic e d co hnrd for the success of th is won­ derful charity entertainm ent, are resting, hut tom orrow Miss P erier and the John Atden Prescott* nnd their friends will he interested in the shooting of the much talked of an greatly aw aited ‘‘H ot Steel” a t the Graves H am ilton Steel Plant. Tl«e rush fo r tickets has been enormous hut only about u hun­ dred nnd fifty of M rs. Prescott’* special friends could b e'adm itted. GOOD P U PIL Mr. Blnnk (talking of a form er employe who now Is u com petitor;: Why he's- a sharper, n liar mtd a thief, and I ta .^ h t him all he knows.—Tit;Bit3. S tate Puzzled Over Execution Of N egro TALLAHASSEE. Feb. 4.—(TP)-Govornor M artin today referred to A tlom cy General J. Jt. Johnson the question of determ ining what fu rth e r fjcccutivc action should he taken In the case of Abe W ash­ ington, negro, sentenced to lie hanged in Ptival circuit court, but whose execution has been held up because of establishm ent of the oJoHrjc chair. The Governor recently signed the w arrant for W ashington's execu­ tion. fixing the week of Feb. 15 u the time. I t rend, however, thnt the supreme penalty m ust be paid by electrocution, when the court hud tenteneed the negro to be hnngeJ. ' \ Judge Gibbs, in Duval circuit court a few days ago granted a r.tjry of execution for W ashington, on the ground th a t tho w a rra n t did not conform to the sentence, and ordered tho negro remanded In the keeping of the sheriff until tho case could be disposed of, W ashington, was convicted i t fo r the m urder of a negress. Tho telephone cable recently New platinum discoveries re ­ completed front New York to Chi­ cently started the boom In the cago— 831 miles—I* tho longest in tint Wqrld. It cost' $2fi,000l1Ki0. Transvaal. Under construction new .Spanish stucco house, seven room s; garage and servants quarters; Corner M agnolia and Spurling, E asy terras. W ill be reads* for occupancy about February 1 st. - l: j’ y t ' t t •» *-'staff'™ A \ * N ew Spanish type house; six rooms; in Bel-Air on Mellonville A venue; easy terms. S urroundings and e n v iro n m e n t a r e tw o important tors for investors te consider when making- a selec­ to r home o r an investm ent. R e stric te d sections wl the building an d im provem ents a re in harm ony with another o ffe r g re a te r a s su ra n c e f o r re-sale or pn The home builder who selects a site because of its rest tions buys wisely and With th e a s s u ra n c e th a t it will depi eciate when th e developing is com plete. See S anford Grove today th a t you will clearly under, stand all th e w o n d erfu l'-v alu e enhancem ent features th a t are em bodied in th e p ro p erty . W e will be glad to accom pany you to th e 1p ro p e rty t h a t its complete devj opment an d im provem ent p ro g ra m can be explained. N ew Spanish stucco bungalow in San Lanta; ja sy term s. ■ .l)(f Lots 3, 4 and 5 Block lQ .Tier 1; corner of San­ ford Avenue and 15th St. $100.00 per front foot for quick sale. E asy terms. SANFORD GROVE, Inc Lot 20, Block 8, San L anta; price $2,600.00, BAItT NASON, Sales Director First National Bunk Bldg. REALTORS F irst Street and Falinelto Avenue J Two adjoining lots; Eastern exposure 2000 leet irouting on D ixie H ighw ay, Sanford-O rlando ___ white way midway betw een Sanford a n d Orlando, R . W. LAW TON, Realtor Uvnl Entitle mul InvcHlmynts— phone ■71.’1 Mcisch I' ’ B uilding; * S a fer Vorro; It. \V. Liuvlmi nmL*L MF TTurlrcT*1 - February 1926 FORDi TOURING Barbecue--$100 In Gold FREE TRIP TO You do not have to bid or buy to participate but you must be on promptly when sale starts ; ~ C om fortable Pullm an Busses A re O p erated From TERMS WILL‘BE EZ Business and Residential Lot* -_- B. L HAMNER ORGANIZATION raiuw ay e a r s is most advantage­ ously located, ju st 2 1-2 miles south Lies S anford, truly called “the citv su b sta n tia l.” Sanford is the most productive of Florida’s inland cities 3 m iles north is Longwood, with its new 1,500,000 race track and Jockey d u b nearing completion. Longwood s future is assured. b Midway Park is s“!'lS m any high, type ford Manor, a ?1,0W W m ent is i t s - dose ne*hW£ Springs, jtfst 4 blocks soon see akigantic h'SjL i ___ FREE: Bus service from nm- ORGANIZATION fo r fu rth e r details S1I Franklin S treet, Tantpa jOur mottp: You make the price. YVe mqke the Old Kentucky A ction ** Room 9 Rock Bldg. ■ ■" ■ • phone 0 , �■M, -w *lr ! ** Florid* ahd . . . Florid*; fa ir »nd all tonights* m m m crate shifting wlr H e a rt, [L an d w e - S’s'i'! ta i A s s o c ia te d P r e s s F u ll L e a sed W ire SA N FO RD , FI ^Modified Prohibition Act 1 To Be Proposed A t Second ‘Face To Face’ Conference WASHINGTON, Feb. 0.—(IP)— A modified prohibitiqto system as a medium between the "evils” o W o ls te a d l m” and of the aaloon popposed a t the second To era „will....be fft«M tconferenee called —. r |"fBCo the ...y the association ag ain st the prony!, b .hibition amendment to meet here on Ocorgc W ashington’s birthday, The defteite plan fo r government control under *a snodifipd dorm of prohibition designed lo end the rcigp of thc l ^ t l « g d r « n d hbollsh the others, evils whidp the hssocia t o Vol­ tionbk statem ent stead law, will be proposed by .Wil tioh’r statem entoturged to the Vol­ m Pheli* ititfe iina call for I Unpcti ■ [any Jnew I b o ^ f P prohibition and It follows * ” ° Mosely tp c declaration of the Chris* tian Temperahco 'Society of the con !Protestant .Episcopal Church for t&nd1 ! modificatioi jjmff. J isi diatc! I (he i IVith the temperance rncletv’a pronouncement being attacked and defended from many quarters, the / v mrs pnprlngham. sccretarj of the society has left New ) ° rk for Washington supposedly in connection with the statement, 1 he resulting controversy will be the subjoet „f n sermon tomorrow v £ fe .W‘" '" m in noscriblilg the coming conference as a major offensive against Volsteadisp'/' Iho association announc­ ed that many prominent peraohs would participate as members of Us various committees. The speak* ors will be Senntor Edge, Hcpublicun of New Jersey, Senator ltroussnrd, Democrat of Louisiana, Mrs. alary T. Norton, Democratic rep­ resentative front New Jersey limn "H. Slayton, chairman »•of the committee, and possibly u repre­ sentative of the American Fedorptlon of Labor. f, FEBRUARY * 192$. £ STILLM AN! Ranker RecognlHsLetrlUmacy O f Son And,Withdrawn Suit For Divorce Filed In 1921; Mnrtlnjfce Slate la ‘.Cleaned Known Yachting Magazines To A tten d Big R egatta Here Arkansas Senator Declares Future Strikes Can Be Prevented By Adjusting Body Working Impartially *I Leave Today On Will Not A ffect “Trial Honeymoon" Present Strike Rooked On. Olympic A s “Mins Bill Provides For Definite Fuller” And "Mr. Smtih" Fixing Of Responsibility With Separate State'Rooms For Alarming Situations NEW YORK, Feb. fl.—(/P)—Thc WASHINGTON, Feb. 0.—(A*)— New York American In a t ght- Legislation to create a federal ed story today says thqt r. and hoard of industrial adjustments far Mrs. James A. Stillman ,, . j t a 1 the purpose of invoking public Europe nbonrd the Olymj ca t mid- opinion to prevent anthracite coal night, happy in nclllo- suspension, was offered today In trial 1 litigu- the .Senate by Senator Robinson tinn after n five-year dive tion. of Arkansan, the Democratic lead cr. . The banker and his wlfe, stated, arc planning * new The measure was Introduced a ft­ In life on a ‘trial hmiej •ymoon,' er a conference of Democratic lend ter denning the slate of their mar: era at which the coal situation was ital difficulties. discussed. Senator Robinson hnil Mr. Stillman m o g n U ’c s iiohy the hill sent to n senate committor t Guyy Stillman, now seven years old, wjth a request for early action so as his nis son urn! withdraw* his jsllt- th at the subject can be taken up gations in his unsuercs Jlvorce by the Senate after the passage of m of the tax bill. suit, that the boy is "The hill to create aboard of in­ S plendid (Sam e Dtaplnyed Hy Fred Beauvais, Indian got A divorce recently ly started by dustrial adjustments, and to de­ S u zan n b F rid a y Is C aune M iS tillm a n is to lie dropped and fine its j>owers and duties, is not F o r O dds Being R oosted; lawyers of both have been notified designed to apply to tho present S U .' h M ay M eet N ext W eek th at tlie'.f fs rviccs arc no longer alarming situation in the anthrorcqulred. The couple held a quiet cite coal industry," senator Robin­ dinner a t M Mr.r.' Stillman's son said. ................... NICE. France, Feb. it,—</P)~ farewr'! "It i* also presented for the pur­ They are offering odd* of seven homo it* '.Vest 62nd Street laid to one .along the Riviera that Suz­ night, with thcii* M y e a r‘old son, pose of preventing a recurrence of this condition in the future, by as­ anne Lenglen will defrnt Helen Alexander. certaining and fi$big responsibil­ Together From Now On Wills. If they meet in Cannes, next ‘From now, on we march forward ity and Invoking public opinion for weel.. together, we S o rV the American the, protection of the consumers of The reason for |he big jump in quotes .them u uying. "We don’t nnthrneita coal against the annual the odda was the splendid gntne know what Into holds for us in the I rontroversios hetwocn the opera played by Sujwnne yesterday future. .Tonight we leave for a new tors and their employees against Mrs. liaileoek of England honeymoon, u sort of mu! honey­ "By the term s ooff !tho measure, whom she defeated in love sets. cither tho president alone or Conmoon." Miss Wills Inst week was hard put “ We are through With law>.-<-«, g m ;i by concurrent resolution, to defeat Mr*. IInilock. P-7, lt-2. A through with outside ndvlscY*. We wn.vh docs not require the approval Lerglen-Wllls mutch which has I going straight with each othe- ,*f the president, may declare tho caused much ink to flow in Eu- | arc existence of an emergency in which und with ouraclve.*. Whether tk rope and America, and which has reconciliation will be permanent, the public health or safety is en­ created feeling along the Riviera only time can tell. We hath hope dangered because of interference now; appears virtually certnirj,. throp gh strik e» or lockouts which Both girl* have officially an­ BO." The American prints-/in a far- r e k ti to the production or the Uisnounced their entry for the slnglt* trlhu.lon of coal. 4 flk m FRENCH OFFERING 10 THOUSAND 7 TO 1 ODDS THAT ARS STOLEN WILLS IS BEATEN T w e n ty l ia n d il u Jlof> T r a in ■Of S h ip m e n t A f t e r S e iz ­ in g E q u ip m e n t F o r H o ld - lip A t T o w n N e a r P e o r ia , 11L IE R If B O M B E D IT IO N Among the recent entries swell­ ing the formidable list of partcipants in the Sanford Yacht Club's big regatta scheduled fo r Feb, 10 are seven local outboard motor en­ thusiasts who will compete with south Florida craft In this case for handsome silver loving cups now on display a t the jewelry store of H. C. Vlehle. Additional entries are being re­ ceived by every mall, officials Pf the c lu b ‘stated, and Sanford fans and the hundreds of visitors who ure expected here far the big dsy arc assured of seeing some of the classiest and fastest speed boats and cabin cruisers in Florida w at­ ers compete fo r prises totalling 96,000 Commodore J . R. Emory said today. , Chapman and Coiel Secretary lit* e d it Yacht Club has recelvcdidefinite word th a t Gerald T. White, editor of “The Rudder, and C, F. Chap* ling the tpng list or competitors will be here for the event accom­ panied by officials and commo­ dores of soveral large norVicrn clubs who will assist local commit­ ters in'arranging details and hand­ ling th e' lopg list of competitions who have entered boats in the numerous N il Add power event* Oh the schedule1 ■ 1 Among other local participant* In the outboard motor class arc; F. A. •‘Mere. John It. Hintermlstcr, Carl Hand. Oscar R. Brooks. Lee Brothers and S. R. Dighton. Mr. Winchester, of Green Bnrt hkt-ent — i- J £ JU R Y CONTINUES SCALDING OF LAD DELIBERATION IN MAY R ESULT IN M EM PHIS TRIAL BIG COURT FIGHT Treasui Will >ei ■ £ $ le Chan] ToM Nqw Situat GrasifaatkdPenall -S cale-ils Favore Placed In I Rank Treasi J.4*» WASHINGTON, Feb. G.r ( AP>.—'Tho treiuuiry de mcQ hus drafted recomiiu ifmv * tions far n Httrib? of changes the VoUtcad- Act and ot statutes having to do with ,c hiliitlort, in •. forcemeat - Of ow conditiomi. order t o meet Mrii. Farmer In Pictured Not Parents O f John Eihcrcdifc p re p o s T h ei propoded chnngea w Au-Murdcrcs-s But Aa Wife Contemplate Suit Ai^ninst draftcicd by. ifA sniatant Globe Drcdjiin, Company (arv Andrews In the light With "Right To Protect The Over Acridon To Bay* experiences o* chief enfor Sacrcdneaa Of Her Home" If officer and have been n TI|o law firm of Wilson, JIous- Secretary, Mellon. The sight, MEMPHIS, Temi., Feb. 0.—(Ah —Over-night deliberations foiled holdcr and Uoylo has been retained submitted to Goituress 1mm* tomto bring n verdict in the case of by George Ethcredge, father 61 l y . , . '■ ling of The character of th* chs Mrs. Josephine Eva Furmor, John 11. Etheradgv, 18, and Is eg Osteen, charged with murder in connec­ ncctf ccted enter suit against the Globe avsireil. was not disclosed at I. SimPEORIA, HU Feb. Q.—</P)-A but there w*i tion with the slaying of Mrs. \) redging Company ip* _ in connoction us comMary Leo Scott, divorcee and as with tlio scsldtng of young Ethe- dleotions th a t th e program Lakc hand of 20 robbers Friday raided today wore on without word from , redge by steam from tho company’i eil application o f a graduated make a small town railroad offico near the jury chamber, doubt wii* ex­ i dredge near tho Hotel Forrest i-ako of pcnnlDes to differentiate UCiU'C here, seiing equipment which they later usedi xto'hold up and rob u pressed in some quartern wheth­ I last Wednesday. tween wlrtildkalo violation ft r J : " 1’ Rock Island freight train from er an agreement would ho reach• In an interview with a Herald pocket offensksi Sanford which th e y , took about 910,000 ed. I representative today, the boy's Would Give It Higher Rs nitiioned worth of alcohol. C utting the nlrmother told of the scalding and of ‘ 'A MU fur a prohibition 1 hiloct, MEMPHIS, Tenm, Fob. 0.—(A*) tho dredge employers refusal to ranking wiUM*M|cr bureau hose on the 70 car freight train Jgrt the the —The Jury considering the case off | help the lad to the city nnd to Trcnsury IS ‘ Tint, waa. rubbers held Iho crew .prisoner* u. Mrs. Josephine Ere Farm er 48,’ medical a|,l following the nccl- duced by J-J-'. 1 Smoot t g, when while their m ates enrted \ht> barrels charged with tho killing of Mrs, dent. 1 of alcohol away in trucks. Senate KIm . oinmit fthe moil Mary Leo Scott, 2tf, tetum oj Hn Torches, cutters, punches, wreck­ I t is said that the youngster, in the backtntr •« .-« .’"sunra 1lUte of deliberations hero today, in on* of company with another hoy, was At presepk the prohibition' | the typo ing bars, .riflgs, , shotguns, and the mast sensational murder trials balling a small boat near the aide are under, the juitsdictjon Adirou- cartridges -were! taken In the staever hold in Memphis. Tho cate of the dredge,.when steam in great Bureau ot Intermit lUvcns tipU robbery. ”Thcse tools ore' he1centers waa given the ju ry at 2:38 o'clock quantities was released directly in­ licvcd to have been used to force Aatrodnciln^ o f. tho, S'1’ o nieinyesterday afternoon a fter nrguopen the cars which yielded the al­ boat, Causing Injutius to m Umt *ti nittoc. I moat of opposing counsel had (**• Juhi\ Kthermlgo which rh (lUcLors cohol cargo, it will on most of V claim fltll ot tha tho day, dny, coMfirg U eon Ore lnid ter at least Tonight policp pro searching for otic ut *!PSt . \W i a stranger .who was disooviired on Hu n and ’I f " Wanted ,*a/ F H of W I'i-rfttii . . . ie „i amfoC Life and lwv» arto Pat Ibc freight train shortly after it ouiul. A lulttel of labor, tho secretary oi commerce stood nine to three for The.lad states th st follovving the list wren the hobth'jritet rcodad In Iho UPPer und lyper j ore ns biUCT as dc*i the uso left Peoria. He was put off at haWo* of the draw. Both chant- „ o m * tI» ei-^ n d an uplemlid *s God, ami the chief of tho buroau of last night. accident, he ^uked employees of iimnll consinnfP of liquor, Chillicothe and told Special Agent huut. mines, and two citizens not engag­ . Declaring the real -victim In the dredge to assist him in getting Ahuoftt o t tho artftic time, M. Thomas, one of the guards, his ions evidently ate anxious to come ( ^ t }lt,ro one> ed or IntaresUd. in the production "this affair," was the four year old to the shore but th at they refund ootnpiittea guvr Its upprov to face across thd net and ‘‘For me this 1* hard—somewhat or name was Albert Hensen, of Pe­ faco the distribution of coal, ia em­ son of Farmer, John T. Shea, a s­ to help him In any wajhv, A negro bill phu ing prohibition it out. ‘ Suzanne, especially bigger (ban myself.—»° I nm un­ kin, and fh*l ha Watt beating his have hss-betn laboring under great comfortable. Ro then I will have to powered to conciliate difference, sistant attorney general told the | on the dredge Is aald to'have re dor Hiu ciyO-. r-crvlco rej way to Silvia, III. . ' encourage arbitration and ascer­ Jury that "Mary Lee Scutt was not filled to the boys request eat Tor aid, Aoslrtent Freretary Am niciHnl strain, while Mis* Will*. Throo cars of alcohol cosingned Usually cool und self possessed, grow somewhat more to fit. And tain the causes of such emergency ns bed. as she was painted for lov­ by asking for money ty in return for tho trcnsury, in charge of pr« so, as Briggs would say, fur into from the Corning Distillery Com­ lately has shown sign* of annoyand recommend adjustments. ing Farm er". Defense attorneys hi* services. tlon I’liforifinont, endorsed ............ pany of thlS city w ire attached to lance and I* said to have de- the night. told tho jury thut Mrs. Farm er ____ . ^wa| ‘lorye^ .fofyed , Ip mcnaurc nno both wets and drye I Tho youngster “ Mr. Smith nnd Mis.* Puller the truin of merchandise. Two of i t ided to slake everything upon had n right "to protect, the sacred- crawl to by u n y . of eotlgrres sujqtarted it. and Mrs. Stillman were book­ % there cars were broken open and j her chances now, .so that whether edMr. ness of her home." the dredga pipes without an;* on the Olympic, the American tif uninmls the contents consisting of more vlctoriour or defeated, she may cn- say*, as "Mr. Smith and Miss Full­ Her net was only the functioning sistence nmi with his body badly .The new prohibition burcau'pri o n e under the Smoot hill WoUl iltg to the than COO gallons pf high grade jov u little rest from tho pitiless er," with fcOparato stale rooms, of human nature backed by u God- burned from his nock to hin ankhs, phave at tint head a commission' when two alcohol we he loaded into waiting spotlight of puhllcity which lias given right," Sam O. Bates. In '.he acconling to members pf thp fam ­ They go abroad, the story con­ receiving f 10,000 a year. wildcat, trucks. counsel argued. “She is not a murily. been following her every move. tinues, to consult Dr. It. I . Baynos, KfspoindbtUty To lie Shift weasel, Charles Summers, conductor, fil­ dercs*." lie was found lying m at the Helen still feel* tbut the over­ u young English psychologist, sir of riy- ed his report of th e robbery late to­ head game need* improvement and whose Ail responsibility for enf< Mrs. Scott, a divorcee and alleg­ bulkhead by his mother, who wa* psycho-analysis of Mr*. Still­ D. D. Conn, m anager of tho Pub­ ed rival of Mrs. Farmer for the ' residence day, saying -thero appeared to be has been playing a-practice match man when she waa broken in spirit .....nv of ui tho uiu dry ui laws would sonrchlng tor him In that section nuk lic Relations ’ Section of the Amer­ lot north about 30 men in the hold-up, parly every morning on the ( arleton at the tinut her husband brought from tho comi . affection of J. F. Farmer, 29, tho of the city. takan *wav fror , ican Railway Aasolation will be in defendant's husband, was shot t« and th at two freight ears were en­ courts. For these she has heel) suit for divorce, helped her, in her According to attending physi­ of Internal »*veenue nnd plat Orlando Feb. » for a inerting with death in her. apartm ent after an cians, gift of tered, • Twenty-five gallons of al­ picking the strongest men players own M - . In the l har ands, of the seei th* boy is badly scalded, nnd reetly words, to find heraelf again. the freight receivers of the Orlan­ the treasury who would deb while cohol were missing from the car, available. For the sake of their children, do Terminal District, SMOordinr to automobile trip she Is said to have they say th a t he is not yet re ­ of _ . , , It to the prohibition commit t but.no check of th e other cor had moved from danger. Turning to Lenglen after he had the American continues, the Still­ word received here by Edward Hig­ taken with Farm er. Tile rm-uitiire also proposed i D6ly Denies Charges been mode. rhsken the hand of Suranne. the mans are seeking to forget tho gins, president of the local Cham­ Division headquarters officials Duko said: "Your daughter play­ many sensational charge*, they ber of Commerce, which told of Mr. Horse Shoe Pitchers W. II. Doty, In charge of the ation of u bureau of custoi housed in said they did not think anything of ed superbly-"* "Yes, the littlrrone hurled at each other during their dredge, stated this afternoon th a t tier n commisnloDer and Conn's desire to lisvc representa­ wildcats valu*-was taken from the Dos is In great form now and will tie divorce trial. his knowledge of the accident waa of the present offico of To Hold Tournament ■ ... tives from every city In tho dis­ I *btle raU- Moihoe car and placed the total loss hatd to bent." replied M. Ungien, very meager, hut that the ind Jiad of eurtonm. Six weeks ago Mr. Stillman trict present. >s. a t the value of the alcohol. been told to lteep off the dredge a ’’ The two new bureaus wot with a trace of fondness. . pressed an emerald ring into his ST. PETERSBURG, P«b. 0.— I t ia said O ut Mr. Conn will give super few minute* previous to th* vteld- ion under Asuistant Secret John Blankenhorn and Frank Co "Little one. Taps, you forgot I wife’s hand fcml said: "I lovu you information nnd full do- (/P)—Horse shoe pitchers from all Commissioner Blah sddi: bue^-efigiiuaae. and fireman,-o£-th« rhall be 27 next M ay" Susaanaioj. and-1 -want .-you, -i- Jhaw*- always important parts-**** the country were g a there, llllf M l oi IIII f (1)11 fllln vf-State the ' looted train, told niftvsJRtpcr re­ ternipted. Smilingly. ’ he paHed 1„ved you. Will you tortic hack to incuts and tho securing of permits. Ing heFe today for the world'? _____ rcllrvcSr*of: a no* porters th a t th ree cars wore e n te r- Sncanne on the shoulder, saying: mo 7" _ . L. M. Aulrey, the chairman of championship tournament whicn young Ethtredgo and th a t had they for prohihtUun cnforceraen »he'i with er. and -all but ono barrel of ul "W hat a Imppy “B1’- Y,,u urt! “ knowp of the accident they,. )»ou>d (Continued on Page Three) the district, has asked th at all cities starts Monday afternoon and con­ from joiiel taken from them, have rendered ftmt eld and ruined bill wa» referred to tbo mere child." under the Orlando board's Jurisdic­ tinues for nino days. coinmlttie. , w perfect , A brakeman who went back to the boy to town. “P utt" Mossmsn of Eldorado, tion make an effort to find out how The bill reported fa* lit ' ;^Th*re is always a stock of ,oint­ see whdt was wrong whim the air Associated Press To Fair Weather Next la., defending champion; [ Frank many representatives will attend the house Would apply t I * “litiook,- brakes were set was faced by a ments for burns und scalds ' on of Kellerton, la.; Bert Week Is Predicted so that reservations may bo .made Jackson, service regdlatbins to fll ch tnhalptt man who pointed a pistol a t him, Prtfesent Rodgers Arid board and we would have gladly Duryee of Wichita, Kan., and Ralph well in advance of the moot, which enforcement agentu, < |U Bpcncer official pitcher of Okla­ furnished aid to the youngettr", tion which was the T in t intimation of WASHINGTON. Feb. fi.-i* 1* - is tq be held In the Angebllt Hotel. homa. hlgh.f/ ofLlcteU. Present of via* a holdup, the train craw had, the Fried Gold Watches Mr. Doty stated. "We cerlately aro the nationally known Mr. Higgins . Announced today required to ms would be .required Wcather Putlook fpr the- woek bearc colling men reported. th at all receirars of freight who stars who practiced today on the did not know he had been burned, .UKUfA__quiruuicnts wit ginning Monday: .... ' day, and and he did iw t approach aiiy white The' train waa held up for ah NEW YORK, Feb. 0 ^ ^ ” TW0 Middle Atlantic state*:, mostly wished to attend >the conference local courts. taken to hoar nnd ten minutes but no mem­ men member of the crew, te my knowl* n in th s or drop tout. oif the sea whose straightfor­ fair weather with temperatures should leave their names a t the bill was introduced l within d bers o f'th e crow would give any ward, unvarnished narrative* of VScTh \r 177 T Vc, above normal, althoagh there 1* a offlims of the Chamber of Com­ ‘Dead’ Soldier May *'* * \ , , j_ ~ --» *r * rcsentative Cramton, Rcpu detailed statem ent of what occur­ heroic deeds thrilled the world are possibility of rains about Tuesday merce immediately. Be Alive But Is Sick Classy Field Entered Michigan, a party leader. red . They estimated t h a t five or to receive special T t or Wednoolsy and again alwut Sat­ im’s six trucks were usfd by .the robbers lmiters of the Asoclated MBTHODB ARK ATTACKED urday. The prc«lplM«ti‘,n will be the first time laymen have In tho furm of snow near the WASHINGTON, Feb. d — <**>GADSDEN, Ala., Feb. A—4^1— In N ew Orleans Meet Gates Flying H o ju e been accorded suchiionors. The-methods o f 'th o Senate'com ­ Word was received here today Ketern^To Canadian borderk J t» 4: • * j Gold watches arc to »>• presented mittee which investigated the In­ from a hospital in AugusU, Ga., For T h i s Afternoon South Atlantic and east IT- Essom, 6.1 . to Capt. George Frifd of ths steam ­ states: mostly fair weather w(tn ternational Revenue Bureau, were that A rthur Dodd, world war M NEW OKLEAN iANfi, U Feb. 9 , - i. Tho s-train while ship President Koosevejt. who guid- lim ty r a td ^ iomowhat above nor- sharply attacked today by a ma­ disr who was reported to have died taugh^ which per/o •rd on the jority oi th* cppupUtee which held In France and whose purported The classiest OMd of •d tire rescue of Uto 27 men from mall although them Is under breds ever to Coast 'Line the British freighter Antlnoe, of ralna about Tuesday or Wedaoath* bureau had emerged with body was sent here by th* W ar to wracked ih mid-AMsatic r ^ n t l y . Department for burial, is very PI winter track awal V*' ship-c«» --------- . , .T r y ,. * k the Miller^ and to Commander John Rodgers, ‘t ' L - - . and would Uks to see his kinsmen. this afternoon ct/.O rM usic,lovers from Sanford and U ^ ( N-, whow.th _four_m ,t^-bat.the v^tim ’s Mrs. Dodd has rem arried nnd i £ , ln t b t$ As khaige of imJgliburing communities <>packed iied the’Pacific far nine days last lives a t Alabama-City. City. Hall last night lo enjoy summer when lost In, a W W « I * The body sent here emari for the the Indian selections rendered by flight from San. Francisco to at C(o*»vill*. Ala. ny which i* the Lieurance a rtists brought here Dodd are well and sur hapdirap, P . tracks for by tho Music- Departm ent *of the “ itf 'w a U h e s will bearJnscrip- *• munity and an effo (--------and that they ci w * e c»* ine, and at the Woman’s Club in the firs t of a tiona describing tha » P ^ ‘ ^ ven^ in to WASHINGTON, Fsb. fl.—(d5) the earlier daily meetings inaug- made bpt late . ' was coming soncs of- high class musical enter­ to which they wera assigned Augusta is in — l*ned Vo narrow ramp cars on tainments planned for Sanford this „locted because —For the third successive man who waa cover. They were Itepuhllran of (he river. He season. beat position td 0. «*nd the HaPRINCESS IB Appearing as an Indian princess S 5 in the ta x reduction bill i b u l on a stage attractively designed, W r" w .t « ifht ; with hi* favorite thia murping ” thT ■ Bell, «rf reflect * woodland aoensr Mrs. accurately what income tax c eMOSCOW. u * ~ immjwih jipnr mm®" _rtloi her e f tiea* of wx the redtnon In a manner . 7 " or This Feb. WASH! wae (^ -d m u ly ir repu adventure illett imrnt the teflon as an. ai a rtist of national re the faete the Senate -■ iey West PUtC. to permit Son, — ■ Of tax payFeb. 6.-.{jp>, 5«riy American DID! b u r b which Coif chara­ featura* on th ------ of tb# s of bis d e , arrived huludc-d spc-.-UI .tap G«.— , Htrana to priaitjvo flutes courws Inst final Harry Feb. * Big New Lake 5 Freight Receivers Asked To M eet On Tuesday In Orlando ftf et Lieuranoe Concert Plays To Capacity House A t C ity Hall Senate Prepares to Decide Of Publishing Ineome JA S & tr a g i * Pin* tA V S lA •aspffi break the * Ion ients 2; w atr&* . �ERALD, S ' * (. s *• . * 0 * tT * i«t 1 »*"vV,4*-*'**5i a * * '3 ’■Ttf, b 0 ■ 1. .h I • ft vfi ffn'li JU i^ a • f J ■Y V . -A t 1 • h, heft.1r.,VfVVfr>»*6rJ>' $X m ** J __ * XtIV Ik P L .4 . * "•«>* v r"*® , L '• A t i T f h ’ • fe iL J ^ 'A * PROPOSED BATHING CASiMO TOR. DAVIS' SHORES This Luxurious BatlsSng Casisi© —(in Integral P art o f the $ r .~ 000,000 1926 B uilding Pro­ gram for D avis S*ho r e s . As fast as building sites can be made ready tvill follow in rapid succession »uclf otls^s m.-.iur building operations^as tbe million -dollar Counlty Club and golf courses, the $200,000 Yacht Club, the $200,000 Bathing Casino, the Menende/ M<* inorial Chapel, palatial hotels, Korea of apart­ ments and hundreds of heautilul huincs. — s ia s a fig r D a v is is l a n d s ~'"~rrt—rnrif i tiii t mmuwir^nmo-rwi». tA iJ n s lm e ^ = ^ o n th e O c e a n A Defisiaimd That Means Big Prof T o L o t O w n e rs In R esales F or M any Ye Such intensive building and development opera­ tions are making big, rjuick profits for ibousatids - of investors. Values arc increasing with each new building project. BuL many loLownci* atoofU^r ■- -mg-to-setPevenal big profitsToday, declaring that virtual fortunes are in store for those who can foresee the great future ahead for Davis Shores! D EMAND—the basis of every pud it-making ic, action—lias made Davis Shores the fa«,i property in Florida I The demand of tlmi Florida lovers, hotne-builders and invest m in the famous Island developments of D. P Davis has i the sale of $50,000,000 worth of properly in 100 days age of a half-million dollars in sales every dayr im.1 Christmas holiday season! Ibis spirited demand for Davis Shores properly indicates>«!*•■ ictord-brenking profits through resales. The history of D»«fl I lands is being repeated at Davis Shores where $50,000,000 | ‘ enter in the heart of America’s Oldest City—just 2,200 led the central business section of St. Augustine. Already tontracW*! are at work on palatial apartments and beautiful homes—the 1 of a $5,000,000 building program for 1926. i The record-breaking sales of Davis Islands m Tampa made new history for realty selling. Profits that have accrued to lot owners there now represent independent fortunes in many instances. But the early records of Davis Islands have been completely over­ shadowed by the sale of Davis Shores and the $50,000,000 total of the last 100 days! rtialj be expended in the development of a great residential 'u * * ¥ lictncndous construction and development activity of the 3 that has characterized every project sponsored by Mr- ^aU> made rjuick, generous profits for e^ciy lot owner. The | already shown for property .at Davis Shores is but an indication what may be expected as development worjc speeds ahw this is the type of property that will always be in deman in r ida—that will bring big profits to its owners through rc a^cs i years to come! (The Fastest Selling Property in Florida! unexcelled location of Davis Shore*—juit 2.200 feet from the bun'i crater of St. Auguitiae—make* this $50,000,000 island developt outstanding in alt the Southland, It iaHhe most-sought property in DAVIS PROPERTIES Owner, and Developer, ot Florida’, Famou. Island P roject, I.O C A L O F F I C E — M A S O N IC B U I L D I N G - AxH&y f e t a * c . c , u u (Mr, DeU>4 fiU|ki> s A u i i . f L �38® >HD ♦SS!-1'"* between \ean f** Cattla 600; compared.w « k ago. ^ *te*ns1n'°«tly 25c lower; few choice kind* °n all weights steady; Stocks steady, U n it^ F riu t slightly bullock#bery4iheral *up. a d t r a S s Pli Mockers nnd feeders dull, 85 to fURar 1c iA ,.te , Foreign Cj£ 30c under high time two weeks ORo; a lead of 1,065 pound yearl­ sitn,>v » i i slvriink hovers. ings 10.65; tops heavy steers 11.25; M'S , r\: In aHnaari tradi arms " sotnowhst S treet advanced •tricted x$ brokerage th e first publl tions by k * n firurcs. the city for new subway^ w*re construed as another buTlisn factor for the local trtactlon issues, both interborrouRh and Navr York rail UN LENG1 Billy Evans D evises Y • At lost—a training school for am p in s, conferring the degree of M. A. Not n Master of Arts, as.you might surmise, but Maiter Arbi­ trator. .Billy Evans, famous American lea g u e umpire, has evolved a new plan th at will explain the Job of haaeball umpiring in such a way that tne most Incxiierieiiced may have a thorough understanding ot »liW .4**»■ Pull Ci “There it « proper way to i. thing th a t comes up on the -field. W ith, the right found umpiring is n o t nearly so dlf as It seems. t “Lock of knowledge of the and the proper application a i f . t.tentcst faults and worst m.ikera." . “ Rllly Evans, who now tor Itaccball professor,. Is anxious. Impart to umpires the world o* the Information he hgn gained the result cf 20 years as a m»i league umpire; also an officio) six world sdrire.’.’ . f A letter • addressed to him 1200 West Third Street, 0 „ will bring*'you the detaila the course tq umpiring. (Contiquod from Pago One) The ritrr was one of the two Sunday when [vrtgers "nppearaneo bring pieces of Jewelry bequeathed to the they handily defeated Willie Mae. banker by his mother, Mrs. Sarah on the Farlane. U. S. optn chcmpiqn, canners and cutters showing most ■ * 9Ptlr? I>mand r*n*w? ?f R. Stillman, who * died a few thtseugnr situation led to Itch to foamed with Wilfred Reid a t St. decline; bulls and vealerj mostly *0P- : ,,onr rxport demand; corn, steady; week’s bulk prices for the renewed bidding for thd bonds of months agu. t., Britlowei. easy oaav ccash market;' catUe W arner and week; feeder 8.65<5?-0.25; fat cows these oompanies. Like Helen, of Troy Johnny AUn ^ o ! nGlllett, president Tomplj steady; Hogc |,-rreguiar. American Beet sugar ,6s made the Terrace Country Club, is.g u a ra n ­ . . . v 625@)6,76; heifers 7.00@B.26; c«nFlorida At this meeting, the American Several, of the high priced ntrs and cutters 4.1F>@4.50; vcnl best showing in the early trading. nays that the banker picked: UP ’ team, teeing the visitors in their second 1toid l; ? f Initial prices changes in foreign match as an aijdltioni*! contribu­ yalxes 11.25(3)13.00; stockrrs and EngEven the export umpires will be Hupotjt nnd Central Elect ri^ nnd U. 9. government oblirfutions “■Hie private life of Helen of Trey” | France, tion to the Tampa board o£ trade 'IropjiiKg- tW e point, and r *vcrnl feeder* 7.25@8J^. helped bv the many valunble tips were inisgnificant. sports committee, who arc staging and pointing to a paragraph, read: Sheep 5,000; for tvoek laruund 14,; Temple olhtrs one to two points ind discussion*) the course con­ 000', direct nnd 44 car* from feed­ . • $ «nd Pacific Oils S c h S T S i ingstation*; today’s m arket numCHICAGO, Feb. 6__(A*)—Butter "unrcticent and too baifutiful, to tains. As in the pervious affair, 86 [the vial* “ Umpiring can be taught.’ says terTitory but the other pe- •nul; most of receipts direct; coin, lower; receipts 10,285 tubs; cream­ kHl,” this sentence ho. told his wife holes of medal play, i* the proojj. th* Rllly Evans. “It is not a m atter The firs t. 18 holes to he h K .ed behind. P pared week ago,-fat lambs 25Ip)50c ery extras 43; standards 43j Cxtr.i fitted her as a garment. They tolk- of jffered pram. physical prowess, as somo boed their affairs over and met, again. i Jln ^ TH.»t was again in brfsk lower; yearling wether and fnt firsts 41@41(i;xccortds 39@40. played tomorrow morning begin­ oils, not lie ve,. demand, soaring fiU V cn point, to a Eggs lower; receipts 11,102 Mrs. S^llman, the story says, said: sheep strong to 25c higher; have a ning a t two o’clock. , new hiKh record ut 291. Savage ‘'Red Play W alter Hagen feeding lambs steady; tops for cases; firsts 3lj; ordinary firsts 28. "James A. if you will go abroad the ............„Atrms W.U!* run up four point., 3 grams here In March. In accordance vjlth ^ho board's week: fat lambs -15.25; feeders formed with me nnd meet Dr. Baynes and Popular Xylophonist free and “V " "«r-cnm d15.00; yearling woelhofs 13.60; two custom, the event will 1. «»*l»iL inu*rt*st nn. Ci... 1 . « ist two give him a chance to pull you apart Chuluota Inn managefflefll n record crowd is expected to see *** .**'*1 mU-rost and Standard Gas year olds 12.00: fnt ewes 9.60; At Baptist Church didThe and Electric 3.1\ points higher week's bulk 'prices; fnt and feed­ and pul you together again, I’ll go a $1,000 business in January. four of the best known players in »ny visi* Trading in the rails w-a, nuhw ing lambs 1 i.25@H t.85; cull na­ witli you. T'ou are Vine underneath. The Continental Chautauqu* Officials in quiqL . r.untr remem- the game in action. Roger Miller Hickman, giflrtl opened at Chuluota school auditor* ’** “ avon- -rnko vcm fhe man tive lambs lG.OOtpilT.00; fnt ewes charge of the match believe the feat ad, Itcnewal - — of- selling pressue when really, really want to be.” xylophohist Who delighted many turn, Friday afternoon, Jan. 29, and , NEW YORK, Feb. <b—(A5)— you ne* and many visitors to thq city jsttructcd he motor and food shim-, turned 8.25ft D.3S. This meeting was just two days Sanford people at the rovivol rerv- presents six special programs; tine a by the South Florida fair and,Oas­ Speculation fur the advance was before Christmas, the Ame" *»n afternoon and •Vening' is these pariila Activities will welcome nn fore tt^ e n d ’of'T h ^ i T h 'i ^ l l>° ‘ NEW YORK. Feb. ( 1 t/P t- resumed in aggressive fashion In days. They agreed to meet in Mon­ ives held at the First Baptist theFriday Emma Johnson Contest Com­ this week’s m u ritic s market. The ■II the opportunity to watch the head- General Motors. Hudson. Unit'S Cotton goods buying hns continued treal near Mre. Stillman’s homo at church several months ago. will pany entertained nn cnthuafcutte . average of 20 leading Industrial jew orial on n very moderate plane In pri­ Ftocks advanced la tho highest lev­ Grand Anso and this time Mr. Still­ play a number of selections on his audience. Saturday afternoon and,, *!Z*a point or so, and Dupont ..... on Jan. HT s t e C ™ * e m o o n . Barnes and Rid Posl mal y markets fur the past week. el in history, due largely to the man told his wife that he would xylophone tomorrow night nt the evening features Romona, tha Ma^ „ F ared played 18 holes a t the Ter­ Production continues very large (t for his turn dcreal Genera! Klretrfc nnd having been increased since tne revival of speculative activity in go abroad. ’I will go abroad and regular Sundny night service of Rician. , icsjion races, working out fo r the big test. California ut myself In the hands of Dr. Pocking Bold ,,{f two Tam- Both boys were shooting in rare points nr more below y.^erdav’s holidays by the resumption of the oils, motors and specialties, taynes,’’ tho American quotes him the F irst Baptist church, accord­ ■- ■■ ■■ while the average of 40 leading as saying. “If he enn reconstruct ’ pott for form. Farrell is holding his splen­ fmn! quotations. Associated Oil night operations in many ing to an announcement made to­ bonds mounted to (he Highest level my outlook, i do for mo what he jtTt four did gome of last week when he was taken in large blocks missing Buyers of finished goods are in years, despite large volume of did foe you I shall bless you both day by Dr. F. D. King. crating in small sized lota as I »am anJ romped off with the Florida Optjn r>:i for a gain o f ‘J points. new firmneing. Mr. Hirkmnn is vlsling Sanford nnd where forward buying Is being before a crack field of players, in­ all my life.” j hoping . . . American Omnibus common nnd done in light weights of stnplql, The apparent abundance of loan­ while onroute from his honu* In Retired Minister Tells H«w Ht cluding W alter Hagen. Gena Snraf night. Will Stay In Paris pld., Standard Gas and Eire trie nio-t of it Is covered In commit­ able funds on stock collateral, de­ zen, Leo Dtcgel, Gil Nichols, Wfl- and Savage Arms sold a point or Dr. Payne is in Africa on a hunt­ J’etorsburg, Tcnn., to Miami. Keeps in Good Form Witfc 2 Ho , Klein ,and many others. The so higher. Foreign exchanges held ments not running mops than nn spite temporary flurries in money ing trip nnd will return to England intes ami the stiffening of crude at the end of this month. Mean­ British,.open champion is round­ steady m quiet trading, demand average of 60 days ahead. ChUpuota News the Assistance oi Occasional contracts of gray oil, gasoline, copper nnd sugar while, Mr. and Mrs. .Stillman will ing into his best form now with sterling ruling ‘around 480 nnd cloths are being placed for deliv­ prices provided the ground work *tay in Paris where they will meet who the return of warm sunshine And French francs just below Blade-Draught. ________ ery in the second quarter of the for the advance. Another favor­ Mr; and Mrs. Henry P. DavDon. • Chuluota business circles are ac­ r itrug- enn bo depended to be his usual able factor included the Senntfc S L venr. Fall flannels have been The latter was Anne Stillman, tive now. >for nn- nil around efficient self tomorrow. West Graham, Vo.—Tho Rev, conipinnilsc on n 20 per cent sur­ their daughter, at whose marriage New York Sleekbought only to the extent of about ntime, On Sunday, Barnes and Farrel Lewis Evans,- a will-known retired- ' ( t’losfng Price-) n third of n full season output. tax and reports of now combina­ on Oct. 18, 1924, the estranged Mr. E. F. Long opened a general minister, [foiling play 18^hoJes in the afternoon at now past SO, living here, tions in the oil, fowl and public father nnd mother saw each other NEW YORK, Feb. •; Business in sheets and pillow cases Pcters; parts of Pasadona-oh-lhe-Giilf. St. "* store in tho two-story frame build­ Has n -high ‘Opinion of O laofftS nH H utility fields. Du Pont de Nemours for tho first time after tho hectic was stimulated by naming reduced than burg, opposed to W nlter llagen Electric Pow & Lt. i t t ing which he bought from Mrs. E. Draught, which h« say* b* Trading in the rails was restrict dnvs of their divorce fight. prices on a basis from B to H per when needed, for SB [their Inst and Gil Nichols. Erii Railroad Last night ns they sat nt din­ Snyder. Mr. Snyder* will Im-rqpso taken cent lower thuri the Inst. Printed cil by the trainmen’s demands for “For y e a n I hod been aul increased wages, and the third fail­ Famous-Players ner before they sulled. Mrs. SmiI- the stock which he moved from tho with my fabrics in nil cotton, rayon and liver,” lw says, ure of the coal conference to reach Fisk Rubber ttinn, wearing the brilliant yellow Nixon store building. Mr. Jack times the pain would be cotton and silk nnd cotton, are be­ Foundation Co. ing bought better than woven or an agreement which brought about biuulnnn kerchief on her head ihut __ _ some liuuidntion of the eastern she hns taken a fnney to since her jvnsell is the efficient clerk at tens® and my back would General Asphalt , piece dye* the tlmo. Black-Draught wma th» > . General Electric \ niles, broad cloths, pongees and Pt>nl carriers. < nrloading* for the life in the Cnnndinn woods vuen- Long’s, first Iblns 1 round th at would gW*,- '■ General Motors fino constructions of plain ami WOt‘*' Jan. -8, showed n fnll- tion. mo any rellof, . . i t: flt. Nor. N'ron Ore rtfs. iiobby weaves' are being taken. inR "fl below those of tho same “ We nre doing thjs because Alex * Mr. W. S. Reig, of Sanford, will "My llre r has always boon aim Shirtings are in better demand wpvk Inst year, but this was due nnd his brother, Guy and Bud nnd open a stock of general merchan­ glth. flrewrtlmca. It gtrre me * Great Northern pfd. from the mills. Ginghams and oth largely to the decline in coal nml his sister, Anne, are such fine Gulf States Steel * pf troubto. I har» suffered^ scouts. We owe our children so dise here on Feb. 15. cr cottons are holding in moderate - ttraln shipments with It—pains In my eldo and WASHINGTON, Feb. fl.—(/P)~ Hudson Motors The loadings of general mer­ much, Jimmy nnd I, W^ formed a Central .. and bad headache, caused from, lots. Print cloths and brown she t Evidence obtained by the Federal Illinois Mr. Seig has leaned the Chuluota tremo biliousness. ings continue nuslerately well sold chandise, which urc widely rcgiml- corporation 20 years ago nnd our [ produce Trade Committee in its investiga­ IndeiH'ndetit O. & G. iut Combustion Eng. “After ! ’ found BlactDreughL ahead. Tire fabrics bid fair to b-.- ed ns barometric of general trade, children, Alex here, nnd the rest, Land Company's block of stores, Month tion of the Aluminum Company of IntiTnational Harvester .. He has bought the new bungalow would begin to take I ta a «»onaa In larger use following a react ion showing a substantial increase. are preferred stockholders. Tho approach of sterling towards Promises To Aid Husband un Horseshoe Lake nnd will once felt a spell comln|r on and ft r Honors America will be turned over to the Jut. Mar. Mar. pfd. in tire*. Duck mills continue well Mrs. SUImiui, tho American says, more beannu a Chuluota. citizen. lleved tha cause i t once. i - % p r employer. Prim ary prices are* parity resulted in a brisk foreign |r Field Department of Justice for use ?n International Nickel demand for Canadian Pacific, which hns promised to do everything in Mr. nnd Mrs. Seig number their recommend. if to anybody purref*. it* Kcnnocott Copper ........... quoted ns follows: sold-at its highest price in yeur*. her power to aid her husband to re­ friends by tho number of Chulu- tng from Brer trouble. A doi its industry to determine whether Louisville & Nashville .. Print cloths, 21 inch, 64 by 6 la, Feb. 6. several of the. leading mo­ habilitate himself In the world of otn's increased and increasing pop­ two now and then keep* me Us the company has violated court de­ Mack Truck ............. .. 6 \ ; 64 bq 00s 6a. ; :I8«a inch 61 by torWith form.” yV.> v car manufacturers reporting finance and soclrty. [ Slionmlon crees against it. ulation. 64s !D» cents; brown sheetings Marlmul Oil ................ Mndo from aelaetad January production nnd sale*, fresh “Jimmy is growing,” the Amorfield of southern standard-*. 13s, to I t; Mid-Continent Petroleum The information, whieli the com­ was attracted to the motor icon quotes her ns saving recently Mr. IE Simms opened grocery roots and herbs, and con denims l?'.*; tickings 22, prints buying Florida mittee had declined to give the de­ Mo.. Kan. & Tex. .............. dangerous mineral drugs. : bares, several of which recovered to a friend, 'lie Is no longer James business hero in January. ‘ Missouri Pacific nfd. 9V«; staple ginghams 1), dress Draught la nature’s own *t during partm ent on the ground that it was Montgomery W a rd .......... substantial gains at the nppnrcnt A. Stillman, tho great banket, the ginghams tV^di-- - ginghams 111 NtH great institution. He Ima hor-ome expense -of an over crowded short ure*1* wults re• Dr. Tc**en lectured on “The 1-3 to 17Mr. confidential; was ordered surren­ National l-eml ................ inti-rfst. Nash was the spectacu- human. 1 like him ng I haven’t liked Poetry of Living." he month, dered to the Senate by adoption New York Central bit individual feature, scoring a net him for years. I’ve an idea ho real­ NEW ORLEANS. Fe'a. 6.—Got ,.f i.early 160 points in two days. public yesterday of a resolution present­ N. Y.. N. 11. & Htfd. ly wants to rebuild Ills' life and The Continental Chautauqua will Norfolk & Western ton futures opened steady: March | nils and coppers, neither of perhaps I might to put an the har­ union pout- ed by Chairman Cummings of the North b u m -bIIVIR b au gh present five other Interesting proHIOX American 19.65; May 19.06; July 18.50; Oct. winch has participated extensively ness again nml travel double." he contest. Northern' Pacific ......... 17.52; Dec. 17.63 bid. «s g r o u p s In the current bull m ar­ NEW YORK. Feb. 6 .-p P )—Anno |puliels l>e- Judiciary Committee. Oil ket. started i<> pick up rapidly and Unpiluirt Putter, brilliant society ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■U B B B aggiigiigigH ggraggfcggggl The resolution was tabled with­ Pacific Iluiuly, of I'nckurd Motor Car JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. Fell. 6. the turn in (lie oils started with girl, and James A. St ill man. young [county, led out a record vote after Senator Pan. Am. Pet. ‘'ll” (yp)—Conditions and quotalfons the increase in Mid-Continent bunker, were m arried in 1901 r-«| Heed, Republican of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania ................. prevailing on the Jacksonville m ar-1Crude which was quickly followed had four children, when In 1921, par'll with told the chamber that the aluminum Phillips Petroleum ket toduy as reported by the Flor­ by gasoline price advances in near­ their romance crumbled in tho di­ should a company in which Secretary Md- Pierce- Arrow Motor Car ly all sections of tin- country. vorce court. , ida Slate Marketing Bureau: ividunl eit Ion is a stockholder, was willing Radio Corporation Merger talk also fanned the Mr. Stillman, then president of Supplies of nil miscellaneous of bird* cn 1to have the data made public. Rending flumes uf speculative enthusiasm the National City Bank and a pow­ j vegetables very light; demand j Although the evidence will 'lie 1 . 1 ' per average Rep, Ir. A Steel good; movement very light; mar­ in the oils. Pacific Associated, and er in the financial world, charged Ige number made available to the Department St. 1 & San Fran. Union uf California alt breaking his wife with infidelity and demed ket strong for good stock. ruder was of Justice, it is not expected that Seaboard Air Line Beans, green, hampers, no sup- j into new high ground. Higher red the paternity of her youngest child, it r. in 7.55 it will .change the plans of some Sent- Roebuck mclal prices also stimulnteil tin then an infant. Fred Beauvais, a plii-s, drmand good. senators to demand n Senate in­ [ini - entered Sim lair < on. Oil Cahliagc. 1 buslu-l h.inii^rs, detnand tor rnp|>ers, with Ameit i-o..-. ii-,„ Imlian guide, who itml 2, iMteeil vestigation of the company acting Southern Pin ific lt)2»s cun Smelting in the lorefrotil of fought woodcraft to tho older Still­ tl " I1UMl- on the charge by the trade corn- | Southern Railway 116 :>i new itock, $2.50(1)3.25. man children, was named ro-ruthe advance. (Vlery, Florida, 10 in, ii crates, [ mission that it had violated the s-r wa« I 69 “m Stands)id Oil. California spondent. United States Steel common $4.fi0tr»$5.06. diffeient .court decision. Standard Oil, N. J. Mr*. .Stillman, in lurn^ieharged Cukes, bushel crates, hot house, wn-t rather sluggish as a result af The committee likely will con- Stewart Warner lackeaing mill operations nml re­ her husband with improper rela­ practically no supplies. t+,874 eggs, aider on Monday the report of Sen- Sludeb.ikcr Egg 1’lant, standard crate-*, pruc- sults of a fulling off in unfilled tions with Florence l^eds, a ehopii'ti, during ator Walsh, who wan a leading fig­ Texas Company .............. uvi orders on the imluatry in oentirul ni* girl, and asse rted that he was tirnliy no supplies. tr from 050 ure in the recent Senate inquiry in­ Texas Gulf Sulphur tho father of a son born to the in tho last month, hut It was p**int Peas, English, T i* bushel hnmpTills is mi to the department. Texas A Pacific •• ■ latter. l» per pul­ Tobacco Products .... Charges Are Found Untrue ler dozen Dempsey To Appear Tho hearings opened in April, Union Pacific ...... | Hr. Slmnda United Cigar Stores 1922. Five months Inter a referee In■ i Bout At Memphis U. S. Cart Iren Pipe K» sold for found that Guy was the legitimate ,r • fancy, practically no supplies. for number son uf the banker anil that no alle­ U. S. ind. Alcohol — Squash, standard crates, white, teriali. [fur number MEMPHIS, Tcnn., Feb. 0.—f/T-) II. S. Rubber ........... Some of the |ndc|M-ndcnt steels gations of Infidelity had been fancy, practically no supplier. 1uf 50 rents —Jack Dempsey, heavyweight U. S. Steel Sweet Potatoes, per cwt. $3.00® were bouyant on a revival uf merg proven against Mrs. Stillman. Mr. champion of the world, who b W Wntmsti Rv........................ E i r o - '4 ' - ' — "T'r rUimtrfl.1 I^>«th»rs nlsn took on StHlrmut, tlio rrrfrree foimdr-kact ash and appear in a four round exhibition Ward Raking “ B Tomatoes, sixes, Florida’s fancy « new lease of life. I>ut textures been guilty, Its his jvifo charged _________ _____ _ _ an appeal. ... > lost A con : ------------ian|j ^ b e r a _____________ turned reactionary In Stillman “lid butter­ here Monday night, was expected Wcstinghoiise Electric count and stork, $53)0firi> $6.00. response to lower woolen and tire Vession letter" figured In Stillinnn'a to arrive in Memphis tonight with White Motor Tomatoes, sixea, Florida's choice prices. Sugars wore well bought evidence. 'd Red pul- Estelle Tnylor, his motion picture Willsy-Overlnml count nnd slock, $3,50(Ji $4.50. Knriv thi* winter it doveloiieil ■Handy pro- actress wife. Woolwortli Oranges, holes, fancy count and on the theory that with- world con­ (hat Mr*. Stillman hud started a sumption' ranging ut a high rote j the month, Negotiations for n near future $5.00nhntro count and there NEW YORK, Feh. C.—Id* Itui- stock, $4Ji0fi ihere could be heavy toreign foreign tiede divorce suit. V ' t eggs per match between Dempsey and eith­ Official* of the White Star Line ° f * n$3.00fa /«eok $4.00. h maud for Cuban stocks before the |«*»t of-U U er Harry Wills or Gene Tunncy are ter unsettled, receipts 9,982: cream­ stock, said that so far a* they knew, no ery higher than extras -loWdj't^. end of the year. on the cords with the arrival of creamery Grape fruit, boxes, fancy count puiikport* issued In the name* uf extras. 92 score 44'u<u 47; Egg-Laying Herman Taylor and Robert Gunnis. nnd stock, $3.60®$4.00. James A. Stillman and his wife until Nu- lAiUadclphOr-lpromoJIers. Toy I >r ditto firsts 43'i(g>46. Grape fruit, boxes, choice rount hud been inspected by the officer* Eggs steady; receipts 1-.141. bthly reports nnd Gunnis are said to have offiruf llie Olympic. Thu official* said f r/ch K ea Uu-re-d »e ciind » storage lb .and stock, $2.60®$3.00. [entrants ar.d ed Dempsey $500,000 for n match 0 2 0 ; storage under grades 15ff Pinespplc. no Horldn supplies that a Ben Smith and Henrietta tension jxiul- in Philadelphia in September with Strawberries, 32 nu*rt crates, Fuller, are psnsertgers on tho Olym­ nearby pullets 326731. Wills or $300,000 for a bout with 17;Cheese mostly per qt. 50c@60. pic. They obtained their state rooms steady; receipts 135,900. nveraging Tunncy. from u private steamship ngsney NEW YORK, Feb. 6.—GP)—Lire Mhcir classes Taylor and Gunnis left Philadel­ CHICAGO. Feb. 6.—( ^ - P o u l ­ on Jun. 27. The former occupies .ri 1 the follow. phia Thursday night, according to and dressed poultry' Steady, prices try active; receipts three c a n J. T. Voylce. who ia said to re ­ state room C-118 und tho Isttar C-98. Don i ‘p pit 88 tne woi Don’t aB 8 up tho wondcrfitj opportunities this Dotur- side a t the Lincoln Hotel, ia in u dispatch from tn at city, and will unchanged. fowls 2 6 6 7 2 8 : spring 29 lt was learned that Mr. Stillman tiacoli; Mrs. arrive ahead of Dempsey. ducks 30@ the Jail charged with assault with personally visited the passport bu­ velopmont offers you. keys 86; rooster* 20; NEW ORLEANS', Feb. 6.—</P)— Jacksonville; intent to commit murder and I). reau here last Monday and had hla Jrtie prices now ore very low nnd ore sure to enhance Cotton future* closed steady un- 32; geese 20. Vaisley;. Mr*. M. Desbum ariO A. O, Roden are standing .passport amended to In­ r » p(djy. . ■ y JacksonviMe; Strike Between Skate changed l« 4 points up. locked up with charges of assault clude hi* wife. CHICAGO, Feb. Prev. Onvilic; Mrs. and battery pending against them toes receipt# 71 care; total LL 8. Telephone 234 or aomp o | tho Real E state JBrol«r» With Close Close Mrs. J. D. Bodies Looms High the result of an attack made in lintoti below for n drive to this beautiful property. ; 19.72 19.68 shipments 619: trading f ^ r ; mar- as G A. Hull, Suspension Of 2 Stars Mar. . . . 18.72 the City Onf« last night on C. C. Revival Services Icrt Sternly; Wl»^ k e d w n d 19.12 19.16 They will gladly phow you that here you will find a" sfiJI, Quincy; Dabney and M argaret Dabney, hi* May -- HLlf M Wesleyan Church Jfi.57 18.56 nth JacksonJu ly 18Ji8 sister. hoinoMto beyond comparison, NEW YORK, Feb. 6.—G P )-I« 17.57 17.67 1Dins more; C. coated pabney, his -wife and elatcr. Oct . IMS stretches of the East and 17X8 Rev. E. W, Black, famous evunAn Investm ent th at will rtet untold profitg.Jn 17.50 pie. S ' X f ^ i l h ’r S T A O IN N .JI went to the restaurant last night gL-in.t. iiftriHled by Miss' -Golden Middle West, furrowed by the steel Dec....... 1»-b® next I i=ak , ; | ^ e r e ls oply. a t o r . o f , A about 1 o'clock and while seated blades of Chu Thunberg, Finish 19.06; Young, is conducting a series of wriaa lat nre now nvailablo. See u» a t their tabU became offbndcd by Opening, Mnr. choice homesitea - CHICAGO. Feb. special revival service# a t tha t‘ Wi iational star, and an army of American riv­ July, 18.50; OcL 17.6., I>cc. >7-6' upturns in wheat quotations at profane language coming from tbo 4ryun als, rumbled with warnings of a Church near fa c ia , accordP 4cyan Yaola. cordmen,* who occupied on adjoln- ing to an announcement made to- B Staged strike between governing skating •bid. Liverpool tend to onrly ni1 three ------ ------ rx -— 4—_____ _ re ports today in tha wheat market here. |rpr tablo. according to rei day by Rev. James A- Johnson, p rv?F. * today. m p u * YORK, Feb. 6.—<JP)—Gov­ qmnllnei of supplies afloat were made to the polk*. Dabney Is ick Meet organizations pa.-.tor of the church, v . ^ qtLu -hat £ Joe Moore of New York, interna­ asked the men to refrain dwindling off marketinge in Canto havo rid tional t indoor champion, and ernment bonds c61“ Jd {2L2U’TlH),2nd jL inS V ‘further re Strengthen from swearing jn the preacnce of the service)- U gun Lut Wot-k would —There Charles Gorman, Canadian title ^ ^ d S4c2101 -Do 40 “ values. Trad* In Chicago, how- the ladies and ■ fight ensued In continue on through tha [»kgt »ith an la­ the th'.ny. bolder, were the storm centers. U*ht and nnd the r,, was light tha early earl* oUviea odvks wWfh he received a severe cut on R«v. Clack has been conducting Both ekatera were considered un­ 4I f . ^ Treasury 4. 104. Do 4W. ew vat ;a / > t was not well maintained- Opening the rig h t hand from a knife said rev.vsl rc-rvieos *or many years, . and of to have been wielded by one •ton Alhletlt der suspension today by the Inter­ 107J27. /ttnipfi *4 in 14 up* Mny « if» 1*7® and ts su'd to }uv<j mo-Ji ability ' national Abating union /o r failure f M 764 and July lA 6ti were fol- the three accused. The pubevani the men, It Is Enid, Ot- along E v id by^ . slight additional ria . •rman aprint to appear yesterday a t an intern** lie in cc rdiaHy^tlvil cd tu attend. meet in Detroit. The rfc8 temptod to cut Mua Dabney. , hot b| third atart U?5*J H lL u A .“ ; x I S then by something of • •*#- .— J>] 000; uneven; light und And Corn end oate were responsive to slashes In her coat and dref# were dividual 40- Middle Atlantic Associative »n® fd BtaO WANTS OWN FUANC'HISU Canadians declined to split the • received. ^heat etrength. Aftar opening 46 tb, middle placed Roden, R O BER T-^ HOU-Y, JTL, m We bighor. May M H to .83)4 ^•topped off union, had threatened the tuo DETROIT, * i untie r a rra 't lh , com market held near to the in fourth w*4> suspension for failure to skate f f S I_____ Grange toda; Weights ,* t n a l l K ) ; sort. ltJ O V S ff^ tT a B •the night if Jail the national i. hatcheni for tiie « Detroit James K. Savage As*o- pounds butcher***' w . ir d«nt of the Middle Atlantic A**o! ‘" o a t e e u K d unchanged to U, up, ring hi* wound* ** U lerraphed Detrolh champion May 4314 to 43*i and then con­ g i 'M to hi* home by that bis officials that Moore would be un-. tinued firm. , _[ t j_* t r W l**r tho meet, owing to i Pressuo will • Higher quotations on swore j 2 Z * £ “ £■ **» u i k S f S k . T u &r cd to steady th«^ Judga’/ . - r a g a g M r a L B M t **u *-*# > ***' »> Financial Review m JaH Il [OCR Federal Trade Body Are Given TEST Findings To ju stice Bureau )TAL ; Your | Opportunity Now Is H ie Time To Man Faces Serious Charge Following Eight In City Cafe * i — — 3!» T u°61,d“h0 m n NSW to * ^ i i ' �Uncle Abn^r Stum ble^ Onto One All th e w ay from M ississippi cornea the North M ississippi Herald nnd nn advertisem ent which reads ns follows: ' -*' ^ w au rn o .N r a t k n rll-W Hie Month*....|3.^0 In L ltr b r Carrier, per Weekly Edition >3.00 U apT IC tti >11 obituary cards of thanks, reaolu1 notices of entertainm ents bar res arc made vwTn ;** to r a t regular advertising W ARNING! Autom obile P ettin g Parties Must Cease , To# Moth W ealth. , Alcohol And Duelling P liy ln x At W ar Irrlra tio n 's Valor » v By ARTHUR BRISBANE n n H s k l ISM. hr K tir (*». IYEGoToM \MooLeH urtPesweAg, WOOL&iSXKS, FELT Boots ah'BNGou.V, ^ '' Autom obiles containing men and women, boyft '* 3 and girls, nnd parking on side streets, by-roads, dark roads, etc., both in th e city and surrounding country-, w here p ettin g parties and other obnoxious conduct arc indulged in by th e occupants, m ust cease. Parents arc warned th at their girls are in grave danger— and unless som ething is done to stop th is th ing, disgrace and sham e will be the result. All “petting parties” are hereby warned* th a t * tyich practice m ust cease in this section— heed th is w arning before strenuous action is taken. vclopcd nation, enjoys w hat the French esll “em balm s de richease," so many kinds of wealth and so much of each kind, th at tom etim rs it ically in em barrass­ ing. F. G. Bonfil*. In his able Denver Dost, tails of truck farm ers In th? surpassing rich San Luis valley, asking the government to protect them against too m any wild ducks. Farm ers plant miles o f pea fields for canneries, wild ducks, like a fEff A te $ L l 0X 9/ M K1I ttlO C U T K Il rrtKHS ia Amtoeiatcd Wess Is ssclua' em itted to the use for re­ la tio n of -ail new* dispatches jted to It or not otherwisv G ranting possible, inevitable evils attendant upon “pet­ led In this paoer and also the I nears published herein. All ting parties," w h a t arc you going to do about it? A re you TH E DUCKS will be annoyed la of republlcatlon of special itches herein are also reserved. going to pass a constltutional 'am endm ent w ith & Vdlstead when R. 0 . Panda. Colorado game carries out his plnn A ct prohibiting th e slig h test display o f affectio n ' between commissioner, and sends n snorting hum ming nlr* HID AY. -FEBRUARY 6, 1928 the sex es and are you going to hire another.arm y o f prohi­ plane, up and down the San Luis HERALD'S ""PLATFORM bition officials to enforce th e act ? vallejr, frightening the ducks from jeper w ater r«*uta (o JackAnd who is going to sa y ju st w hat constitu tes "petting” the^deas. dll®. ' ' interaction of 8 L Johns-ln- and w hat does not? Is m erely sittin g in a car on a lonely CAN YOU iir.agino the rage i Itiver canal. l*oad w ith a girl when you have a "flat tire” a "potting those ducks when they'- ueo-itfMt [tension of white way. party” ? And ill you hold her hand, is th at .“p ettin g ” ? Or m if a U r l looking to ihonrmcr1>ig rimming pool, tennis courts, j d H j h u i U i n ; beliowing and roarpu t your so long _.. y_'_ ■a •im a *around ■ • her? ■-•— Then ■--- as no one nctunlfy {(wfflgSjhc hundred m iles a n hour, ■gmentlng ' o f baildlag pro. d r a w d o w n tho valley? as—houses, hotels, a p a r t -------it koaeea. '-.THA T'S BETTER thnn in old ttcnslon of stre e t paving days'befnre the French ppvolutitM. (ram . when ^miserable pcasnnfM. wotcrfjd instruction of boulevard the deer cat their crops; and wild ind Lake Monroe. . , •boars■ root \ip *the * gardeoq, belli; impletlon of c ity ’ beautifiesless because noblemen wanSeif-Ahe program . pleasure of killing those Hpnapls ipanslon of school system and would not let the peusant tom*n i provision for Increased fathem. T nat is one of the many things th a t brought on the French revo­ IDLE V ERSE FO R TODAY lution. ___ _ V I .* i To avoid revolutions, make the HE OVERFLOW ING C U P masses contented. Give them d hia m a ste r saw th a t th e I.ord something to live for. with him, and th a t the Lord T hat is ilonc here by m anufact­ e all th at-H a did to prosper in urers of radio apparatus, au to ­ hand. -• ? * The Lord blessed mobiles, .moving pictures. The ■Egyptian's bouse fo r Joseph’* -fact th a t a revolution m ight break .” Gen. a»:3:5. up the movies, and disturb tho tAYF.R— We bless Thee, Lord, brondrasting stations, would, make Thou dost m ake tho cup of the the people hesitate. y to overflow in blessings upon t . You .i i lose *• the *habit •of ‘boasting 1926 IS AN ELECTION YEAR FLORIDA T1MES-UNION SvJPATIBNT w i t h t h e l i v i n g - Bweet friend, when thou and I arc gone Beyond e a rth 's w eary laboh f, W hen small shall be our need of grace • F r o m comrade or from neighbor, I ’Pgxt all the strife, the toil, the BC- * eare, B And done w ith all the sighing, 5 W hat tender ru th shall we have H R gained, 1 “ A las, by almply dying ! F irs t P lace N e x t Y par Seminole county's commendable sh o w in g >at the South * Then lips too chary fo r th eir praise V-r,- W ill tell our m erits over And eyed too sw ift our fau lts to v. Shall no defect discover. jyThen hunds th a t would not lift a f. JWken s tin e s w ere thick to cumber ,‘tllW atem r hill path, wiliM Scattar ‘, flow ers ~ 7>- Above our plllowod slum ber, j j m i t friend, perchance both thou «nd I, E re love Ja past forgiving, Id tnko th e earnest lesson T il \V. YOd w i.ild any ahould have n 'n .iiv i ihtiliing, but not a t nil. 'lVt» day i. *0 in Pnria, Moni i or a. j llo.he, director i f tl- » lY ui' o [»u. Uiought ho heard Mor .l.ou. Mn hold, music vritlc, ,.ul ' " i* hunttinu remarks.". ■ f .uur'i-. f tUi.-h Iwxed Monsieur Mncnold n e .:.;. The proper proewiure im Pur's when you want to fight Is a duel. Froihli Italians und others wont to fig h t iijtla, und do fig h t them. home— a p a tie n t w ith the living. 'a repressed rebuke m ay anvo O ur blinding te a rs tom orrow ; ID patience' e'en wjien keenest . ’vgde fay^w jiet a nam e less sorrow. * l H lmj t o be gentle when D eath ’s alienee ' nhanit-s our clam dur, 1 easy to discern tho beat T hrough memory?# m ystic ; glam our; w ise; it w ere f o r the* and me, !r* lov* U p a st fo rgiving, v ta k e the tender leason home— 1* p a tie n t w ith .the living. — M a rg a ret Songster. ere U » the, troul sr ouretH . ia th a t Congress is mood, perhaps Ita membe glad to decide th at . argued question about how Is up. • \ . S e Miami Tribune says ULopv ___ ____ data in under fire rubber Icb. as Wo understand it, m ight term ed tho “ burning question th e bout." lore's n othing like telling thu i In a it«adlln«. F o r Instance fa F o rt W orth, Tox., Starfram which carries the follow“C hiropractor Given Ja il Seni, Fine." isn't afraid th a t it- hint, ho Just h like tho iJcn of h a v in g 'k is rul nose knocked on tiic nth) of his head for less than do o f siiqoleons. y's bekt laugh: “ One o f our .basinet* men placed a sign it o f his sto re reading ‘Boy ! and th e next d ay * baby t* born In his home."— Dade ■nner. A t any ra t* it paid ie,—-Clerm ont Press Encores T hat high ly valuable body o f energetic ladies whose mul­ titudinous policies and civic contributions nrc tersely grouped under tho head o f "Woman's Club activities," has achieved another nnd possibly its g rea test success in bringing to San­ ford th e L ieurnnce-artists heard a t the City Hall last night. The perform ance w as unusual nnd delightful. True talent was expressed uniquely, und locul people filled tho hall to capacity, in sistin g on generous encores and exhibiting n gen­ uine appreciation th at left little room for doubt concerning the .backing th a t the W oman’s Club will ruceive in its endeavor to-round out Sanford environm ent by bringing here musicians o f th e bettor class. Tho Herald hopes thut last n ig h t’s concert will be fol­ lowed by others of the sam e high caliber, educational and inspiring. T he expression o f sim ilar talent is needed here and In every other com m unity thnt would foster and stim ­ ulate finer pentim ents. t . Encouraged by last night's audience recruited from San­ ford and scverul nearby towns, there is little doubt thnt the Music D ep a rtm en t-o f the Woman's Club will be able to bring to Sanford other a rtists and educational program o f a sim ilar nature, nnd The Herald takes th is occasion to urge every one to actively support this highly commendable plan. IF RICHELIEU couldn't atop duelling by inflicting death, cun wt> Mop bootlegging with fines of one luiadred dollar*—cam-daily when bootlegging yield* million* annual­ ly in profit*, and men liko alcohol more than they ever liked duell­ ing? OUR RESPECTABLE swivel chair gentlemen of the navy m ust have their playthings. So ut a coat of million*, uur Pacific fleet, “moves southward 16 'a tta ck our *eout rra ft," Fourteen thousand officer* nnd men on the public payroll are “key­ ed up to their highest pitch" in this exciting imitation battle. You couldn’t find anything more serious or solemn unless you went into n nursery ami watched chil­ dren on opposite sides ,of the roon) playing with toy gun* and sol (tier*. . It is not reasonable to expect navy official* to become suddenly Interested in new ships of the air, tho only ships th at count. But it seems rather pathetic thnt pub­ --------------- -----------------------------lic money ahould be spent on an TH E BOOM IN Florida m ay bo said to be still in hand. imitation battle with no meaning. **■» * * ■• *- i _ _i A.'_ _ i - * » __ __ i _ 1 tin __ _ T hat is, th e g rea test mom entum has not been reached. When That might Interest our economical president. r r . ' The m an w ith tho hoe is too prone to follow the politician with the boknm.—W*U S treet Journal, MY FAVORITE STORIES By IRVIN S. COBB S before hoeUJItlei ended in 1918, a young lieutenant of my ac­ quaintance w as detailed to duty aa • drill officer a t camp of colored d r a f t troops - ity MleaUeipp!, When he g o t bark '.onif a^aln a ftCr the arm istice he told this story; He said th a t late one night ho was returning from a nearby town to bis quarters. * — >f 'W i n g our- fcentry lines, o u t-o f llu- darknesii f voice railin g “lla lL " . He hait«d, gave lhe-roontcralgn jom And pyvqg mail* miiktf e- ^ ■ad started i> i. JrameiHatilv. ;n .“5?SSU: ^bf ~ m e Vouo ou ve halted me once already,' he said sharply, rightly figuring th a t the unseen one mukt lie , a en trooper, “and I ’ve given you nessword. W hat more do you w an t?" "But, boss," m id 1the sentry, draw ing nearer, “ I don't know you." i Violin*, have souls, says i pro­ fessor, and some o f them sound like the lost vari*ty.-r-IndU»napolla Star. K 11, / - -Ji { n heap to do wld It. ", 1«« F*r -» t0 * iiight hn p inu d!y sez to me (let If ronietiocy conies by w’jfh is -a] k * This eouutry is so poor w* ato only about f 300.000,000 worth of lee cream lest year.-ZTolumbla f has given one awful rope.-N o m atter how m may be, ia almost one enters, some­ place, bound m__ you are I_a aL. W e W a n t A Live Re; W ith Sales Organi/Jil on Air* In Your City in Hal The Fastest Sidling Prop Centra! Florida. T IF F A N Y CARD] K issim m ee's Exclusive K -n'.f::tiil S sldewulkrt, paved streets. and sew erage, shade tr>; i rsdnenb w ldte way— Now Untier < n-urttai If you feel you are the mail i i Ifcfr'i or wire at once. T IF F A N Y REALTY Arcade litiilding K’mI Ted with E DEVELOPING LIARS ORLANDO REPORTEILSTA R Florida may have ilcvclupcti liars. It undoubtedly has. Para­ dis* w as invaded by a liar, and it is too much to expect that Flor­ ida will escape' his footprint*. .It Is had enough for in. that <nme .few- who ure unscrupulous und unprincipled will take advan­ tage of popularity of Florida to exploit unworthy propoHiiiun* for personal gain, and in that ef­ fo rt resort to falsehood. So mo do thaW there is no us** denying it. It lx lamentable. Two falKihoosia, however, do not make one truth. It iN do[durable th at some few northern business mcll should feel railed upon to falsify Florida out of the C un te m p o r a r y Comment’ envy of their souls, and the fear of loss of business a t home. Among those who seem unable A newspaper of Se-ranton, Pu.. to so|Ve tho problem of distribution publishes a- long yam . purporting la th e fl^veathcr man.—Publishers to be the observations of a busi­ ness man who spent six wvt-kt iti it leaves th e projecting machine »t will bo carried by its own momentum for some tim e . 1 It will move more slowly, it is true. B ut it will move. Gradually, w ith more and more In­ frequent fits and starts, it will lose power. Slowly, it’ will come to a more or less nervous standstill. In th is sense, th e boom never, will stop. The roadways has been trading In real eidate; there will continue to be dw ellings in realty holdings. Even Old Pobin had his faulty, but you when the present fever abates, there w ill be men w ho hqye th eir vision and w ho have the money tam nko It Info a reality. didn't hkv* to pour hot w ater on him Uz-gei him startw i.—La Porte — F. F. Chapman in Elks Magazine. (lnd.T Argus. ttevlli*, Wls., News car following new# item; ord. aged eleven, a Utahwho form erly llv, is su ffering frofcn evrloped a fte r she a cow a few s the-way they Wisconsin. To Democratic party jHimt s c - ! riuusly bestirring itself a t this time ulthough some few candidates The s ta te } four congressmen. Besides Ihi-i nrc living discussed. elections occur in November f ir election laws indicate the tim e.' Attorney general, justice* of t ie place ami mauju-r of holding the rupnnnc court and other officials. primary and all preliminary m at-i Homo few announcements have tirs will be attended to in a d - r been made, nnd many Suggestions ''»»»«• iof thnt occasion, enrly it, Democratic state com -1 nro heard of th* candidacy of one or another, fo r certain position.). '“ ittee may meet previous to the appear th at r but political activity has been con- primary, I_».- - but •it would * fined so for to w hat might pos »nl.v routine business w< slbly be colled tho “left wing" of “1> for disposal. The 1> the Republican party In the s ta t i . major ity as shown by c At n m eeting held in Orlando rc- *be primary vote with tl cently the delegates present chose Repuidicans in the Inst to call it u convention and to dcsig- election is apparently *1 Yinti1" th e ir organisation. as "th give little concern to n p arty of Florida." Tlio men gntli- J by the latter party, xr ering and transacting business would In- well to reckon i were largely of a group that for upon the steady influx <i some years past has tried to break - and the numhei of lint up thu so-called "regular" faction ! publicans who uie liecon and substituto their candidulca I dents of Florida, and principles for those winch, There need never he wero ondorsed by the men who ; of Florida going over int had been recognized by the nntio- j lican ranks as long u.h t rial party. I mixed population nnd the A ttem pts to organize an "all ity of negro H-prcscntatii w hite" Republican party m tire Republic an organization h state have so far fulled and the the national Republican | old leaders, well content to admit never afford to rccogn the colored voUrs to their ranks, *group in tin- South which nnd satisfied with the patronage at least pretend to udmit awarded In the atuto when the aider ns equals tin- colon Republican party is in power, nr • of the section seems im presumed to be quietly observing ut the Florida lleniocrac und ready to come forward aim rest quietly upon past per carry on ns of yore when the c*. It must consider the i proper tim e comes. The organizers population and endeavor I of the convention in Orlando have the co-operation of all v set! another date for nominations alligncd themselves with and the adoption of a plntform, racy before coming here, nnd thla will no doubt Ih> nccom- deavor to convince newc< lithcd. Republican nominees have* the necessity for Democri e«n voted for in Florida elections I ciplea in state gow-mnien Otlnndo studying Florida. U' statement* ai<- mi ridiculou* thu he must have dimmed them Thlr man. or tin* *uppo»ed man says: “Orlando i* a very ptettv seuside town which is a most dc•irablc Ilian foi a winter viu-i tlon if there were n<it such aiqmlling misery und • indigene,' ml around." Now every man and wo man who reads these line- w*iii vote thnt man either insane or r faUifiet. These conditions a> to misery and poverty cannot ie.' found hem; neither i» Orlando -r seaside town. Again in- «ays tnuny netqile are working for their hoard Ihtuu*i* lliev are stranded and cannot get hack home. We call upon tliis in­ formant to give the ttnnre» „f utiv who are doing thut. There is .r lAlior shortage here. Common lalror gels a day uml there are not enough laborers. Skilled men get top-notch prices, lie's POTTER’S “ORLANDO MAID CANDIES J Special attention puul to Parties, receptions and weddings. •lory SOft W. Cenlrul Ay 11 Store 15 E- Central W Orlando. Florida essxssV This Is good, high, fertile simI jji growth of palin und o.'ange iw jj j tween Enterprise nnd Green opnNH Shore Drive. utiful estate • ] Any ono w anting a bei---should investigate this jimperp 2 1 Price SI fOO.- eri iv - ■ j i JsE^?jit*j y’ -*■ ' K A R L ]. SCHUL R B A I. ESTATE—1SV&T* Phone 714 *08~€07 P in t National Bank I - ‘-'*sa �irai&aiQi THE SANFORD HERALD -Mm oikfe . . itvSj fci*!®.' if " D>. '*V MgS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR . jtfrs. F. E . R oum illat rhh arm y m in g JH ostess A. t C in g* Lovely Bridge Party C harxop^r^isi tors Are IEight H onored A t Courtesv Cluh r i V m n l 'm C™ ’H Club Given By Mrs. S haron1Mrs. O’clock B ridge T r n t ^ o tL E n tertain ed By Em m et McCall RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: t* .pceu music, a t ««**•.' Session will also m cet~at 217-W POLICE RECORDS -A it StastSB ji S H O W 317 CASES DURING JANUARY ness meeting, folio(ved by an ad­ dress by Fred Wiiliams, the fo l­ lowing programme' w a*'presented: the close each preaching service Cornet Solo, Mr. E. V, Anderson; load driver* sap th at tin til tho d t r : ° L ^ e reception of members. doe* have a system of through Dialogue. Messrs. W. J . Hopkins; The public is welcomed to these J . A. Peck ham; Reeding, Clarence streets the number of secidents un­ One of the most delightful socini mu . ---- T “ Among the many social affairs der the present 'right hand rig h t Priest; Dance, Miss Doris Hobart; with which Mrs C i» r W t V ! C.mbe^ Lof thu Ei*ht O’* which have h c c n ^ v c n this "ee k , courtesies of way'* method will increase Drummond of Chicago III i '* L° « «m “I,ryw*0 t lub, wcre were the gueuts gticBt* r— =—- ---- - - ---------— --------- . Solo on Sew, Frank Evans; ShufIII’ \**» * ° Club* one of the moat enjoyable «aa - - - 1*"• th(1 • f Mrs. Emmett McCall on Thursas tho city ronilnttea to grew. f}Te l?*nc«, A. Peckham; Song, Atl .;,ay «vcning at her la that on Friday morning, when Mrs. I Wish 1 Had Been Born e Boy,” F K. Roumillat was the graciousMisses Ethyl Hyotlalno, Eudora l*olice Court Fines And Bondn Ferguson, Camilla Durant; Playlet EsIrented Amount To LarRe hostess at bridge nt her home on •‘Bugtown Band,” Mis* M argarett Sum According To Monthly Palmetto Avenue. The jmcits werfi and Boys; Violin Solo, Ber­ Connors, nt Wiersdals, M s. Sprout Report Submitted by Chief it embers of the Wednesday Bridge W ester; Quartet: W. J. F er­ * ,- » u . t ger guson. J. A. Peckham, F rank Ev­ ' ,1 and gold was further carried o u t ! we**' ans, W. J. Hopkins J r , Communi­ ^The approach of Valentine p ay Chief of Police R«y. C. Williams °CMvertoH ^ r t 15 ^ *»"" in t i r a i K i 0® S 5K ty Singing. evidenced in the decorations today submitted his monthly re­ WliH itifrsr."“ #crUab,,‘ r ....... " Wl w e r^ Uith h ^ mman 0 f <-*te"i,,,nai vxceptionnl interest interest was was the | , Mrs. Cory Whitney, of Old Orof nuintities of red roses,. large bower'W port of the police department to _ * . , , . nuantttlcfl of sweet game °off bbridge nlnvcd durin« during the chard Beach, Me., is tlie guest of *'/KC p,nycd the city, which show* that a total red hearts and other appropriate pcas° violets nnrriLV.,! " f | *Wm i g a s t Sanford of SIT nrreata were mado by his i«g*«*tlon*. * f / t a f o r? fltaefe^ A r a h,r n,olh"vfowe during the month and that i j.j,rBc red hearts were used n3 Mr*. T. W! Hownnl arrived here fine* aggregating 13,105 were col­ i:».u;.. and unit after a most interest| at‘tallies Tuesday from klAnassns, Va„ to bv lected in estreated bonds’ and finea jfb r | ing game of bridge, the scores the guest of her brothers, Boston from police court. were collected and the prize of high nnd Henry Steele, nnd their fam ­ Out of tho total numlier of a r ­ mic, given lavender, nnd on each table were -coif. " bottle of Perfume, Following the card, game, the ilies for several weeks. rest* made, the ehnrgc of parking Mrs. G. F. Smith. In cutting for cut glass nappies holding home- hostess served a tempting sa la d ], Mr. ” r\ nhd nbd ilrs. Mis. Emory Pickering without light* on the streets led the consolation prize, n set of hand made enndies which were enjoyed course with coffee, ' I 5®"_aa their guests last week Mr. Bessie Long is here from the list with 74. painted score pads. Mrs. Paul during the progres of. the g a i n --------------------S------B. Burdick and son. Frank Bur­ DuMiss Qucnsc, P a , us tho guest of Disorderly conduct case* camo Lake, was the fortunate one. Mrs. dick. of Wayne Co., Penn. a *^ ' her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. next with a total of 69, drunk* a r­ C p. Drummond, a visitor, was $& ■ J j & n & t S t £ £ i A t the Churches rested numbered .64 and 41 traffic Long, nnd other relatives. nrcredCd a pair of shoe trees as ing the scores for the spirited game violation*, including speeding and Lewis P. Varney, of Alton Bay, memento of this lovely party, of bridge and the prize Tor high CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY i N. H., is building n new homo on Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Chorpcring reckless driving, camo next in ordor i At 1 o’clock, the tables wero laid score,, a dainty hand embroidered Christian Science services nrs the corner of Crystal Lnke Ave. received word this woek th at their A total or 9 aircsta were made ‘with dainty covers and centered gUfest towel, was won by Mrs. For held In the Woman’s Club Oak nnd Second St. Ron Horace, who Is with the Penn­ during the month for driving motor with crystal baskets Tilled with re st Lake. Model VTrim Co. Avrnuo near Third Street, every * sylvania Railroad In Cleveland, O , vehicles while under the influence iwcct pens, the handle tied with In cutting for the consolation Sunday morning nt 11 o’clock; of Intoxicating liquors. News of the birth nf a ‘daughter, lmd the mlsshan of breaking a leg. lotterfly bows of red tulle and a prize a lovely embroidered guest Sunday school at 10 ojoloek. Sub­ Next to Dodge Garago Only one or two of the U tter Elizabeth Jean, to Mr. and Mr*. 11c is expected home when able three course luncheon was served. towel, Mrs. Fred Dniger was the ject for tomorrow, “Spirit.” have come up In court since the Paul Ireland of Montrose, Pa., ^ins to travel. The Affair was most enjoyable lucky one. Mrs. Drumuumd nnd . Wednesday passage of the uew ordinance pro­ evening . . ing. , services, ....... "We trim l ho car and not . . ..., . teceived by Mrs. (»eo. B ush-, in every way, the cordial hospital­ Mrs. Collier were presented mr- which viding n straight Jail sentence for include testimonials of heal-1 ! i. . n.ls Vf Vii'1 ' * nell, mother „f Mrs. Ireland, Mr. 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Shoemaker the second offenso of such a viola­ the owner.” ity of this charming hostess being sages. mg are held ut i.*()0 nt the M o*jand Mrs. Ireland will bo remcm- have moved to Mclonville Avenue jrflwted in every detail. . Two hundred dollar* or 30 Refreshments in two coursi* «U : • , . , beretl as resident* iierc Inst sum- until they can toko possession of tion. Assisting tho hostess in nerving wero days is the penalty for the first I lus Society mnmtnins n free I nter. ” served nt tho conclusion of their recently purchased home on md entertaining her guests were the game by the hostess, assisted reading room where the Bible andoffense. _____ Kcardale A\o.' They have sold Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. David Cald- by Mrs. Lake nnd Mrs. W. J. Thii*- nil author Ism! Christian Science | Tt,„ Policeman Beckwith with 111 a r­ . , , . . . . their attractive homo on Sanford rest# headed the list, of officer* wrll, Mrs. William J. Hardy and pen. literature may be read, borrowed f ^ s^ < H ',r . a t 11,6 Heights. Mrs. J. I>. Woodruff. i making one or more arrest* durch ?,riA*Z ***n The artistir taste of this graeiou- nr purchased, in Hoorn f»17 First ing under the hu,T direction of Mrs. ♦ !jng the monthi J. B. Green wns hosteds was 'reTlocted in tvry detail National Bank Huilding. Open John E. Ellis was most successful. There were eight ladle* In ntwith 97 arrest* and S. O. AV.cT t .U . M eets W ith of this enjoyable nffhir. every day except Sundays nnd The proceeds were to purchaso new tendance nt tho Circle No. 4 meet- Kmart third with 49. holidays from 3 to 5 o'clock. hymn books for the church, and lag held a t Mrs. J. C. Vaughn’s chief Williams said this morning £rMrs. F rances L. N ixon CStoefz’fetashtotaETAOINetaoiiut All nru welcome to .attend the I sufficient money wns raised to homo on Celery Avenue Inst F«l- that the efforts of the department service* and fo make use-of thci , , . , From One o’clock jOn Friday A ftern o o n M rs. E]ips E ntertains Reading Room. purchase same, also a cabinet to day, which wns n ydny day but n wore being tjjrectod toward ridding J hold them. very Interesting meeting with the streets of reckless driver* and to eleven p. m. lovely refreshment*. Several hus- of the speed maniac 'hnd also toThe W. C. T. U. were entertain- A t D elightful Bridge FIRST METHODIST CHURCH I , ’ . „. each day (S undays td on Friday afternoon by Mrs. C ourtesy On Fi'iday Sunday school, !»:;io o’clock. t , 1h<* n scries of monthly imnds were served with refresh- wnrd lesslng tho numher of acclmints, who rnrne after the Indies.1 dents occurring nt thu street interMorning worship, address by Mr. ''Lv.emn lecture* wns held a t the E xcepted). Francis I.ixon nt her homo on Mis# Sue Pay is very ill ut her sections in the city limits, schoolhouse on Thursday evening. Mrs. A. W. Epps was the chat in- j .£• hrunnen if Nashville, F. Vernay delivered a lecture on home on Cameron Ave. with pneu Third Street. Calendulas and ferns i, o clock, arranged in silver vases nnd bas­ ing hostess on Friday afternoon | 'T?11* the life of Robert E. Lee, and Dr. mania. when she entertained a number of Sunday services: Thnt will please* Warren llelmer Hinds gave nn ini ket* ndnined the rooms. her friends ul bridge at her iipurt-L Three Lpworth Leagpe Meetings, ItpriMiiig talk on eottdn problems Milady for nil occaMrs. Boston Strelo I* recovering The business meeting was called menu in the Welaka. flt.10 o clock in the South. Dr. Hinds Is on hi* from a severe nttact of influenza. \ V - V'G%i n -■l ‘.iVvJV ‘ y fjf. \ ti.'i frionf*. . The ro o m s presented a most . L\_eftmg worshiii. Ilnh l oinmunto order by the president, Mrs. wav to Peru to investigate tho cot­ Miss Dorothy Hayness, la recover­ featlve appeurance. with myriads I io,‘; :,v J , >l Miss W illard’s -u nation there, nnd is'a broth­ ing nicely from her serious Illness. Robb, and many m atters of g reat of E ffectiv e M onday red hearts strung on red rib- . nistr.ct Preacher meeting, lues- ton er of Mr*. W. E. Cole of Lake fj irportnmc were discussed,.am ong G ift Shop F e b ru a ry 8th. Jthem being n motion to invite all lions, together with baskets and ,da\A cordial, ,invitation to vieirors Mnr> \V. \V. Mcller l* convalescing On Balcony at tho Basket (member* of the district of tlio W. bonds o( red sweet peas. The Vnl- and stronger*. from u sovere attack of influenza, Mr. nnd Mrs. August Sehnrf nre C. T. U. to meet with the local online -idea was further emphasiz­ ed with tallies cut in the forms of in v itin g the congratulations of after several week* Illness. chapter on Feb, 17. card symbols and dce- t-HLUt.il Oh THE 1101.1 t ROSS their friend* on their marriage At the conclusion of business, the various Chi%t Bucurol ha* been 111 in in Valentine suggestions. | Sexagesmta Sunday. which took place at the home of lied for weeks. the hostess assisted by her daugh­ orated A spirited game of bridge was I Church School, »:45 oelork Mr. Schntf on Thursday. Mr*. ter, Miss Mary Elizabeth Lixon, and after several progres-' Celebration of Holy Communion Seharf was formerly Mr*. Carrie j served fruit salad, sandwiches, bplayed H airy Weeks is ill with Influen- j Ioms scores wore counted find th t'. anj|t sermon 11 nc|«ck. lteed, and Is nn active church I have boon stilling ;caki • ami coffee. pri/.f for high mcohn an attrnctiv^i ^ hvcnlnR Vvnyw un.l nTmon.i worker. l!*uh tho bride nnd groom zn nt bis homo on Cameron Av. There was n good attendnneo of flower bowl filled with red swes t <:30 o clock Id!'members nnd ti number of visitors. peas was won by Mrs. Jnm es’ Rectors Bible ( las* Wednesday have bran n-sldents of Lake Mary' WALKER GETS DESK SET for a number of year*. The rerem: Two new members were added to W ells- -Tbnolaw, , score., prize. «.( «',veiling H;0>' o'clock ipoax u as p.-rformed by Rev,-Ainu . in Sunford anti I havo ntjvor had a *—i NLEW k^ i thc H ttrii/ iMVintlfro hridici* wunt tn Mr*. i >' nnn flowarlng of tho Presbyterian ------ YORK, -------- h>b. *O.W(A*) —A 1■' *V' send * --------------------------rlisjtatlufidd customer. riiurch, and Mrs. Elmer Hyotlaino | desk s e t. carved out of a n t h r a c i t e j| Hart Mason ami Mrs. Cunnors stoml up w ith from W ilke* Barn*, adorn* Mayor A fter the prizes hnd lieen award­ f e Bridge Luncheon Is ed, refreshm ents »mi-i*ting lf FIRST BAPTIST t III K< H the bride. * Jimmy W alker’s office, but the ____I nearest it ha# come to providing f-n Given Friday M orning bcart-alinped cake in a l*'d of Sunday School, l);3U o'<iock. About 200 citizens enjoyed i heat was when member# of tho] cream nnd lopped wi'.h Morning worship and ,ermon By Mrs. Clyde A. Byrd whippod (link ice cream and chcrrie*. cf**1.' 1l o'clock. Subject, 'Scanning' ihe | the Pioneer Night conducted by Cotisordin Singing Society of i| F irst, S tre e t. the I,uke Mnry Chamber of Coni- Wilkes Barre, at the presentation, and Rnltcd nut* were served. Rond Ahead." rendered: “ There’ll Be A Hot Time I nu-rce at the schoolhouse on Mon­ Mrs. Clyde Byrd was hostess on The sessions of the Young Peo­ Those playing w ire Mrs- « ' ple’s t'liion, will open at iB.’lt* day evening. After n short busi- In The Old Town T onight” Fr.i.rtV morning nt a bridge lunch- Gardinei, Mrs. Jnmes A. • oti nt bet home on Myrtle Avenue, Mrs. Clyde Byrd. Mr- teme t o'eloek, when :.he entertained tlie members Hawkins. Miss Irvie Horne, MrBuptismul service 7.3<i nVIitk. Evening service 7:3a o’clock. Sub­ «B ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ * ,,II,,* H* * 1*■ *'f th • San Souci Bridge Club, A. (^^Fort. Mrs. Bait Nason, Mi The room* of this cozy home W rtfm i Williamson. Mi >. laa-sou ject, Boys, What Buck? or a Shout Which Has Been Heard Around 1were adorned with bnskets of cal- nnd Mrs. Edmund Meinli, IcmHiiIii- combined with asparagus the World " Miss Tessie MeRni1 left I riiiii.v The first ‘Jb minutes of the Wcrl■ l ilt* tally cards were douo u ed ay I'vcnmc meeting will be tn fl.nal designs ip keeping with for W inter Ganlen. 'Wjgre sl'*' 1 'the d<*orations. spend Bevcrnl dn> ■* a- thw guert "t gi\!'ii to the Junim* I'u ion. Mr, g Bolz and tier Juniors "ill present ■ : The morning hour passed all too Dr. nnd Mrs. It. S. SUi^from. n playlet. The parents of tin-,. fc , |0uii|;|y in tho absorbing game of tn b u d g e, and the prize for top score, Mrs. Karl J. Schultz. Mrs. F. C young pooplo will welcome the jiriv * 5 H'jubigiint's jipwder, went to Mrs. Bradlyy and Mr,. W. Btchan May ilege of being present. The First Baptist Church cor- a “o Eugene Tittle. Mrs. I jcc A: Con- formed a congenial party motoring * ty |°lev vrus consoled with a compact to Orlando on Friday where they ■ilially invites citizens and visitors ■ v | of rouge, for having low score. spent the duy shopping. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ! Hr i l -' 1 ,tu' to,»clu»ion of tho game, Sunday services: l uua'] y ,o guests wero asked Into the Mrs. Victor Seaburg nnd Mi*' Sunday Schtml 9:46 o'clock. M on dining room where a delicious five- Swanson motored to Cocoa on Sat­ Ever fast printa. Silk Morning Worship ami Sermon, a ■eatrr- course luncheon was served. The urday where they *pent the duy. 11:00 o'clock. % ilCtLOg table was laid with u lace. cover Evening Worship and Scrmoor ■ **’d centered witir-n silver basket Mrs*T. n-'H uff-nf "Atlanta, On., ood~cotton -Grapes and 15' now style* of flair L i■ tit . iIIliI with entcndulus and ferns. is the guest of in r daughters, Mr,, i 7 ::H> o clock.. Ciinstiun Lndemor and lr n y tr ■ Iht- cojpr motif of green and gold, n..n fusw ell ami Mrs. Robert JCrepes and printed Crepe Meeting We.lne.day night at 7:30 , ■ utriped broadcloth, All IftA evidenced in tho place cards Holly J r * | «’i gold and green nnd ulso the nut ’ * _____ o’clock. .. ■■ tie Chine. Some in plain A friendly Wi’leome tor all I, I up, nf gold filled with salted nlMrs. Clcslle Clay »f Henderson. fast colors, » axitidr.Ky.. will nrrlve in Sanford on Mon- Young people ure urged to attend colored flnt Crepes. . . Th,‘ nlrn'l>er* of this d u b nre dav mid will be the guest of Mrs. the Endeavor meeting V, ' * McCall, Mrs. Jnmes Robert J. Holly at her home on PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH A Wills, Mr*. Braxton Bnggott, Park Avenue. ___ The following will be the servlet"to Ruymond Fox, Mrs. Lee A. in tlo< Presbyterian Church Hun- j $2.50 to $5.00 $15.50 to $29.00 ;( om,|cy. Mrs. Eugene Tittle, Mrs. SEEK WAVE LENGTH r.tlniurul Mi'isch nnd Mr« PK day: ' ,, . There is a last-minute rush for Sunday School I»:3n n clock. wave length licenses. Many pc Preaching service II o clock. sons who have broadcasting s ta ­ Junior Christian Endeavor, -.1» ISmith 1danc- Miss Ilaw kins H ostess tions under construction, ut h J not yet been granted a wu " *Sordor Christian Endeavor, h:30 At Courtesy Given F o r le n g th , are making the o’clock. ,. t M»erv. to get their petition* througi Preaching service 7:3** *>clock. |y 1 #t Hie Book Lovers’ Club Department of Commerce. brick riidual er5 r . !Cmbera 0f Fine sheer colored Voiles, Crepe* ami Prints. B eautifully tailored nnd every style different. Small Book Lovir«rv- L c ,u , , »'l'r« most delightfully designs and new colors. . Complete range of sizes. ' their Vi ‘ ain,,;i °,nt *• ri‘l“V afternoon by f# and ^ Hawkins at her home (ruesU on le k r y Avenue. $15.50 to $25*00 Each ching tinted sweet pea* and T O PS s j s .’s jtjr .ia s .T s i wOba * *~us s e auric Call and Let us . fix your top. Continuous- TheMILANE FOR 35 Y E A R S . ’ DIAMONDS HENRY McLAULIN, Jeweler N e w C o -e d D re sse s Children’s D re sse s f o r •• L a d ie s Cotten Msr>* Isrtha iPencer, Thirtrd, StoudMary Clara »rfar*t Boris »U Mc»riraret EtU1|Xln*. »hn- P erm an en t Wave r a n ? e ^ T cU.#U! ,ent their fra,froom n‘? L ^ uty n decorating the lihl* 's^ clou> home. Ulo booka*" ',f cuJre" t °v®nt* and Kugent* or Nestle Pass todnto H?0” the Sickly CU t-ote In the afternoon tn in Z J r r 1 crt'anied ch,ckrolU. chTril «’ l0mttto *“Ud* hot coffee 1 Ce' pound cake and Pitabu* of'’xiin* V,IC cordl«l h o t- ! H n R a ? u >S M l,awk‘n . were! iUr.. K.tl .1ucc‘ Mr*. Fred W11-, K it * * Hwnry McLaulin, jJiciji! E. pP ’ m Mrs. i klr» Alleo*K Mff,’, C. P. Hagan, { Bennett ’ HH1 a" d Mr*. J. C, N O irTO ^iT H D R A W BILL D r e s s e s fo r la d ie s j Ju st a little different Ju st a little bettei H o s ie r y S p e c ia l Fine quality Silk Chiffon nnd thread silk hose w ith Hale tops. Discontinued numbers. Values up to #2.25 pair. Salt) price— $15.00 and HP p. Paul's Distinctive Beauty Service Appointment by Phone llm ,. Irtests Were riVI “ *ny adv#r*e In-1 .■ «7!but j, w a g S - t o * ‘he is la n d ,| Lu- (bill i„ l w i f e »® withdrew h'k*! t °f West pain, », v®*ting tho city ■ iU n, title to .ter sfu E S P Paul Beauty Shop Forrest Lake Hotel //,*'f. •■irnin R cddytto-w ear . Vt*4 ‘iT'V' ’ 'r » tcd in f*mi ‘• T C ■.j i AH colon* as well as black and white. �,LD, slTTTRDAY. FEB. 6. 1926, phe would sacrifice the H u­ guenot leaders with an many more of their follower* ns the butchcrn could nlny and thereby ruin the rival faith * it - * in the realm. Her, son Charles w as an unstable as water, n dissem­ bler and a cownrd. fcho worked upon him until sec­ retly he gave authorization • for th e atrocity and even »e- \ lectcd the lieutenants who should looso and direct the onnlnught upon his unsus­ pecting subjects. The m as­ sacre ensued. Of nil the crimes done In the name of religion In the lliiddle Ages, this perhaps wn* the most dreadful. Yet upon tta commission th at nrqh-murdercasj Catharine, received the rougrntulntlnns of many other European powers, and Popo Gregory XIII comhianded th at bon­ fires be lighted in Rome and t h a t' n medal be struck In commemoration of tho -event. Btlll, thnt merely wns th e fashion of the d n y .f ro testnnt princes and JKr«>testarit churchmen were equally ready to sanction nnd applaud the tortures, the burnings, the behead­ ings of Cntholics who fellinto their hands. If more Protestants than Cnthojlcs were dono to death in those bygone centuries of tho World's unrest, the reason was not thnt the Catholics exceeded In foreclty nnd bigory—rather it was be-, cause tho Cntholics were more numerous than tho Protestants, holding domin­ ion pver wilier territory nnd .exerting A vftapv superior m easure of,authority In gov­ ernment. (breaks which, blptp tg e s.o f European w ith.the split blood In ikuHf in unforgivable offans*-. Against her wishes Coligtr' was endeavoring to draw htr w adding of a son, Charles IX, Into a war with Spain. Accordingly, follow­ ing the common and cus­ tomary vogue of the period, •mediately after I anw( Fcrriore nnd In Vievillc, two soldiers of the giinrd,,who were my,father’s men, enter the college.}. .-.They :wcrc armed nnd cmiqcv' wUhjjyt doubt, .to rescue me t&W whenever they should find mej. They gkve m f father a relationiof - what hnd happened to mo:-and eight .days afterwords I rceeived a letter from him in witch' hb’t.axprvN-iod the fears he hnd nuffeK*d on my ac­ count nnd ndvjsrtl mi' to -continue in Paris since the prince 1 served was not at libeVtyuto quit it. I could gain the college of Bur­ gundy where 1 had studied, though this gerat distance between the house where I then was nnd tho College made .the attem pt very dnngerous. * “ Having disguised myself In a scholar’s- gbwn, T put a large prnyi n , Charles.IX, Insisted that er-book under niy nrnv nnd went Eta assassin who hod at­ Into tho street. 1 was seized with "He added th at tA avoid UipOHtacked Collgny should bo horror inexpressible nt the sight ing ntysldf to An evident danger it ponlshod, notwithstanding of the furious murderers who run­ wns necessary I'1should ktSolve t | the fact that the scoun­ ning from all parts forced open follow thnt prince's exampiq ami drel was. known to have been the houses nnd crcfd nlotid, 'Kill, to go to mass. The King of Navarre inspired and,,hired by his kill, innssucro the Huguenot*-!’ hnd found no other rru-ahs of'snvmother. Thereupon, Cathe­ The blood which I saw shed before ing his life. He Wiis'awaked, Avith rine hit upon the devilish my eyes redoubled my terror. I -the-Prince of CqndC, two hours be­ plan of ridding herself and fell Into the m idst of o body of fore drty, by a grelU nuhiber of the country of all her. cm* guard*. They stopped *mc, inter­ soldiers who rUshfoj- boldly into-a Tnlc* at a s!agio stroke. In rogated me, nnd wore beginning to chnmher in the Loydlc where they one tremendous slaughter uso me- ill when, hnppily for me, hnd lny nnd inrolqntdy commanded the hook thnt I carried was p er­ them to dress tWhlsclvcs and a t­ ceived nmi served me for n pass­ the king. Th^y'S^oOld not nuf*. Chnrloa expired in a torm ent of port. Tw-lto ufter this I fell into tend fer •the two jirineVfe 'td take their “Looking In;On Rcliff- remorse, tortured l»y memories of the anmo danger from which I ex­ swords with thorhj who, ns they • L ------------------» L I . - . 1 ^ . ! ........ .........| i ious Massacre*! tricated myself with the same good passed, Individ sevi»rhTI‘of tle-ir , s'. iL. . -at fortune. gentlnnen mit!fsitlJri'tV’Rt-Mr<<their .. “A t last t niriv cd .n l.the college pr. JJiiygutulJ'V I’v hme' dimgqV’ rtiil greater than any I hud yet met with nwnlted me. The porter hav­ noraor. As matters of fact It did ing twin- refused me entrance I painted not begin In the evening and it was not an affair of one night or of oaths i one day and It was by Wioi means tint. rUuet, *U. .. tin*, mercy of tbivi religion confined r o V i. V m ul ' "I r h■ / O ' " “ n.o or terror. One vvho.hyi furious murderers whose numbers ftp, he daughter,1 that made clanging of ' l!v . To'r o ll ''r ‘ increased every moment, and who cloak tr were evidently seeking for their ed with f t ! ^ t v ^ . ^ n| ^ l0ffildl!P0o f ' lt whil° th«PV«S5f H II were quick prey, when it canto into my mind fierce i S t V“ nJ" ,°f Hn his memory was the young'Due to ask for La Faye, the principal of would f i £ S >'hwt « S [ n n » £ S f r l d . Sully. Thi* youth saved himself this college, a good man by whom in, his S l t e i r : A S M S t l fz “ * " A . . f;.]l»w.r or was tenderly beloved. Tin* porter, that tin j . w mu* 4x x t n r t t a . 1oonry or Nnvorrt* he had roiu* to 1prevailed upon by some umull teach o pieces of money which l gut into image fsfi f;;,r «“ ceased their muslo the a rm mI as' 1 / v^,t, i his hand, admitted me; and m yienem te, friend carried me to his opart- cr. 11«• H o r a ^ o f M « o fbu |l holTses ‘"w ere C«thhrlL!’« daughter and Char edJ nicnt, where two inhttmain bigot*\ they dr L v K ' l,tw ' When the alarm was whom I heard mention Sicilian , trot t H K l ^ ylllS■ o*,r i r brought to him he set forth alone vespers, wanted to force me from ,fercii.">i>ti Apeir ( beds^orj for^ better "port, t0 Banctu„ry to seek sanctunry |nIn „ a. securer r ----- ?place thnn the house where he was him thni they -'might cut tins In Inmji-st., quartered. Hut Iwiore venturing pieces', saying the order was n o t I and pet be stabbed and clubbed upon their nhrond he hnd the forethought to to spnrc even infnnts nt the breitst.' 'of,'then own .doorsteps. Behind tho killers hide Ills sword under u nonhcllig- All the good inun could do whs to I' j n „ cam* thieve* to loot tho home- erent’s coat, and, what was yet atcads of the dead, wiser precaution, to carry in his i Tba upcoming sun looked down hand n sacred volume marked upon streets which literally were Upon its covers with a white cross. choked with hacked corpses; upon The m urderers won, while cross­ Ofutthra running brim-high, with es sewn upon their garm ents so ploofl) upon spent fugitive# fleeing th n t In the melee thy m ight not for Safety through quarters whero attack one another by mistuko. f o r .them there was no h o p e . qf nnd th is shrewd nrtfTice preserved flying. The last M7m-*Vltn1 d? Teftfg*. in hi* youth wu* acquainted w ith an old man ninety year? of dyed With blood, who were drunk gained sanctunry qnd lived to be ago who had been page to,Charles with fanaticism and the murder the trusted advisor and the prime fu st, who mouthed holy word* m inister of the great Henry when whits thsy did their most unholy th at gallant warrior hail ascended wort .who spared neither the old to the French throne. What for ke good nor the helpless but our purposes wns still more tmtyed them all—nursing ortnnt, he feet down the record of nrs, suckling Infants, grand- Is personal experiences during his maidens, Invalids. Neighbor flight ftnd Immediately afterw ard. I on neighbor, men sought The Porter Is Adamant -J i .h»;r own kinsman and made In his recollections -he dis­ an and to them. All through that missed the saturnalia with u para­ •lesecratcd Sabbath the red car- graph ns follows: Silva) went on and through the next “If 1 was Inclined to inrrease day ahd the next and the next un­ the general horror inspired by an til three weeks had passed. action so barbarous as that in­ Saved P r The Cross augurated on the 24th of August, I n Paris the butchery continued 1672, and too well known by the LUM BER untl) Septem ber seventeenth de­ name of the Massacre of St. Bar­ spite imperial orders for it* ces­ tholomew, I should in this place sation. It ended only when thero enlarge upon the number, ihu -were no more loft to be killed. quality, the virtues nnd great Thos* m arked fo r death either had talents of .thu*o who were Inhu­ gallon o r olse had aotnewhero found manly murdered as well in Paris ih a salvation of a protected or un as- in every part of lh^ kingdom;. ohecur* hiding place. Meanwhile I should mention at least the ig­ -the . inurdcr wave had spread nominious treatm ent, the fiend­ through tho Provinces. In some like cruelty and savage insults -districts a few of tho Huguenots these . miserable victims suffered from thoir butcher* and which In death were a thousand tlmoa more terriblo than death itself.” Passing on to the parts played R O O F IN G by him as a refugee and an eye­ witness, he wrote of them In those words: “I was, in bed, and awaked from mi m IX and who often told him that he himself had loaded that carbine. 'Tis alio true thnt Charles went w ith.hip court to view the body of the admiral (Coligny) which hung by th e .fe e t with n chain of iron to the gallows of Montfsurnn: and o'no of his courtiers rvmtr it smelt ill, Charles replied, as Yilellius had done-before him. 'The body of a', dead enemy always smells well.*," (.’•oligny, the great udndrol. wutiie most notable victim. Arrmmt< as to tho Inst words of this nolili Frenchman differ, but it is isrtnin that h e 'm et, his f a te with the u t ­ m ost fortitude. One of hi* a-msins confessed thnt the aged w a r ­ rior, fncing with ilnunllvss eyes tho drawn tilndes of th>- group who hud broken in -upon him. »aid calmly to the foremost of them: "Young man. respect ihe-e whin hairs. What is it you, would do? You cannot shorten hy'mur.y tiny1 this lifo of mine," nnd inim r.li:.t\ fell from one n'word thrust through his breast nnd another In the mouth. A second declared th at after Coligny had fallen under these wounds and was expiring upon the floor, he lifted his dis­ figured face and exclaimed in n Hone of contemptuous anger: “•Would that I at least m ight die a t the hands of a soldier and not a valet!”. I t was Besme, n German ndvnnturcr reared ns a pngo in the' household of the Due do Guise, who had dealt the fatal strokes,. , A Royal Pen Picture From g Literary Lady . • > -V Regarding tiio treatm ent of the body- of, the admiral' tho accounts run harmoniously. From 'tho court­ yard below, Coligny's old foe, th e Due do Guise, demanded th a t the multilnted :fcorpse be’ filing' down in onler th at he might identify- it. Accordingly i t wu* pushed through an open window. M. de Thou, a painstaking historian whose works were printed in 1659, summed up the tally of the hideous indignities which were visited upon the dead 'man. He says: ."A fter the body had been Insult­ ingly treated in every way, they threw it into a neighboring stable and presently cut off the head, which they sent to Romo, They Also cut off his hands and feel and dragged Ids body through the streets to the bank of the Seine. As some children were pushing the .body into the river it was dragged out and placed upon the gibbet of Mmitfnucon where it hung by the feet in chains of*iron: nnd then they built n fire beneath by which he was burped without being con­ sumed; so that he was, fo to speak, tortured with nil the ele­ ments, sine^ he was killed upon the'earth, throwp into water, plac­ ed-upon the-’fire and finally put to i hang in the air. K iln in ’ s k ir t s b a n n e d ATHENS, Feb. 5—A spccinl po­ lice regulation prohibiting girls of more than twcivvc years of age and Women from wearing short skirts hop just come into operation here. The maximum shortness itermitted is 12 inches from the ground. , MORE TKE.VSl’RE FOR SAMMOSCOW. Fell. (!.—(VP)—A gold miaslure of the first train to cross Siberia, und another mold set with diamonds are among the late Cz.ar:M treasoies for r.ule by the Soviet. Barrett Portable ♦;rt *» Adding Machines m Wonde: 7 1 Seminole P Telephone tl3 ■ B CEMENT SHINGLES >VB HAVE IT /\ man teeis > * t as smart as his cloth yoVl'nro dressed rigid you come pretty near feeling right. There’’a n right for .. every occasion nnd there is A ■juiir of Hutches* T ....... ' Trousers • iM-eusion,"whether for dre thnt is right for every -l.css or for play or for work. . Wr’U venture g n guess that you will walk down Uie street with n litt| tweu iu here nnd -'“ pictie springier step after you have t V ‘Trouser*. 1out your judr of Dutches* ' -T hey arc cut on full line-* in today's New York ‘here is a wide choice of materials aud you urpriaed at the reasonable prices. wear—every pair U made to live up lo the Dutchess warranty of ’’10c >t w-«- - wore amongst the first that were his mother. continued alone -in my rhamber continued alone In ruay chamber dressing myself. when In a >Uw momenta'I saw tho landlord enter, pale, and In the utmost conster* nation. Wallmlne, Ha was of the reformed smJ liaulsin l. ___ .1 __L . a �E_13H r i P— ■4 TjjlLgANFOIU) HERAT,pt SATURDAY Seeking Wireless Cures olmprove Conditions A INGT0,N' F,cb* ^ — 1W w w tonr U n small 10-meter Worker# In a long, trAnimlttcr used for testing short " * »h?re *? ^ ^ .on wave*. Another ii n directional loop wnicn ran* of America depend f o r . for tho study of directional Iran*. Improved radio reception In tho fu* I mission, and still another 1* the UVkt „ , . . . . . I jjdmdde device perfected by Mil* i ht* group forms the radio tab*1Ilaxen by which tho frequencies of JW SJT J1*” «f the U. S. Bureau broadcasting stations are checked of Standards. It |a working with up and standardised, testing and measuring instruments All of The work of this laborato lenm causes .If interference, to lory Is directed for the improvekeop n close check on the frequen- ment of radio—for ihc attainment cies or wave lengths of broadcast- of conditions more enjoyable and [ f f ,ta 5I0T?* ttrd tn do many other beneficial to. reception than those things that an* ultimately designed existing today, to bring greater Joy and content-, ------------- - ■ nUAt At ,V"feV,di°./nn; the head of the laboratory , s I . SIGNAL INTENSITY .. Dr. J. II. Dellinger, president of the . Investigations of broadcasting Institute of ltndio Engineers in f 1*"*1 •tren^th show that the »n11)25, and n physicist in tho Bu- l®n«Uyj of signals for the first 75 rcau of Standards since 1007. He is !",,c* 1d* * " * « »harp1y. Between one of the few recognised author!- '® »nd 1?6 miles there Is a alight tics on radio in the United Statea. ’ Increase In signal strength, while women, each of whom has accorn- another sharp drop. Between 175 upP to 450 miles there la pliahed some definite improvement ®nd ,U ,n the radio field. E. Z. Stowcll.. *tewdy ly and gradual increase for instance, has been working on signal strength. the measurement of radio field In­ tensity, a problem of great Impor­ At any rate the silver dollar tance In the control of power of stimulates business; we try to got radio stations. i rid of as soon as poslsblc.—Colum­ Woman Cheeks HI at ions j bia Dispatch. On the work of Miss Grace Jin-1 xen are based the fundamental fre­ quency standards of the bureau and of the country. * ' And there are other*. In fact the studies of Uncle Ham's radio staff would read like the list of all the problems confronting radio today— static. Interferences of stations, wavelengths or frequency control , SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6, «/P)) and standardization, fading! direc- —A cat with "an almost human tiopal transmission and reception, facial expression of kindlinesi,*' higli and low frequency transm is­ which lifter nil is not a cat but be­ sion, daylight and night effects, long* more property to the raccoon and any other related subject that fnmlly, in in danger of extinction unless given the protection of leg­ might come up for study. In addition, the ntaff a t timett is islation - banning trapping. , . The long building, shown in tho upper view, is where LT. S. Kiidio experts arc studying the vngnrieg of Even Alice, blnre ns she must ■saitt radio trant>mlE‘iionf with Intent to Improve the science At left is Dr. J. II, Dellinger, rhiof of the Inborn* called on to teat apparatus and to | tory, end nt right Miss Grpce Ilnsen is .own work 'ng the *ludard wave-meter with which she checks help formulate standards for the have become in her trip through Wonderland, might consider this radio trade. • up on radio frequencies. Atop the Radio laboratory creature* somewhat unusual for, llnilding sre three types of acrinla again quoting the Nature Guide Station KGO, Son Francisco, is f,,r transmission on short, inter- Scrvicfribf Sequoia Nutionni P.irk, Plans for u first anniversary WHAT BROADCASTERS ARE DOING program arc being made at Station beginning a campaign to save the; mediate and long wavelengths, ami , tho little animal has a diet ranging fcftu THE VERDE TRIO, oqc of C h i-; WTIC, Hartford, t ’nnn., for Fell, forests. Although mountains are additional antennae are put a t , from mice, lizards and gopheis to I berries, fruit and insect i, cugo’s most versatile trios, which 10. The Vale hand will be one of now covered with snow foresters 1tones for radio reception. are anxious to give the public a n ti-1 ,\|| Bands Are Tested l Known variously from <' . the feature* of that night. __ ha* returned from a record-makfire education. Inside arc various forms of loops Itica on tho south to Oregon on the fjita. <ng tour of the United States, is to * * * . „ mui apparatus by which the staff , north as California lling-tnllcd be n regular Friday night feature A George Washington llnivcrsi may lie able to keep track of the i Cat, Miner's eat, Cooncat, Baud­ , re- uf Station WBBM, Chicago. The farm umi borne service of ot ty program will be featured by her,■fr.nn the lowest experimental cat. or, in Mexico, “Csco-nr a ai.i • • • Station WUZ, Springfield. Mass., . tailed NantiU S t i ^ n .m C ^ A * W j l K t o p . Feb I Station ixtle,” it enn easily be tamed anil ’■ ■ cn i-’Spiihile f and timely inwavelengths to the highest band* |Ai in- Radio Station W10D ’ S r " 2 7 Prominent m enders of the flic 'ms bee of ship stations and government made an affectlonuto house jot IPO us Island, Miami Beach , Morula,- ulty u|j the institution, together fortnali It has striking black and white fur, departments. were is one of the new radio stations to with the musical clubs ami dclint One Instrument developed nt the “eyes large, mild and expressive 1 *r dii- go on the air. The regular brand- ing socioty will l*< pri-inti-d t easting schedule is 8:30 to 9:80 the radio audience. Charles Meade hold., n unique srodil- and 10:80 to midnight on a 248 po.-it i**11 at the I'tmlio if Wl.W, [1557 ok- meter wave-length, Station WJAZ, O-ie.tu •. will Ciriitmr’ti, O. Meade incite!, rerftrtnce * * * broadcast cnch \\ l iittesdiiy and ipo->t poems by memory. Monde T»r- Station KGW, Portland, Ore., pi ng nine has a remarkable memory f<’r like will install within the next few Sutuiday niglit dau. ..... try. and after he roads a verse months n superpower broadcasting from 9 p. m. to 2 a. in There "ill two or three times he can recall it bo no intermission two <oclu*s neigh- station to replace the 500-watt at niiv time lie desires. trus provide contimi'u*- mil' u rto «c- equipment now in use. LtmimJ --- _____ ______________________ i the IpWittCnJ totunci|B *hich t> radio \U n o 1 )0 '4 0 i senanil f tbtcrv • tc'fl •Ijiu fif­ ty tadlu Protection Urged For The California Ring-Tailed Feline iW'i'uL" ‘•‘‘"'Jjnl' ■* , / m %•- ° % Radiola 25 A nix-Tubo Super-Heterodyne equipped with tho new UX-120 power tube for greater volume and tone quality. A single control achieves simplicity of oper­ ation, without sacrificing sensitivity and selectivity. . No antenna—juHt a neat loop, attached to th e top, the fine cabinet lias room for the batteries. ifuVe the Radiola demonstrated in your home. Radiola can be purchased on convenient tim e payments, f ’rlco, with six Padltrona $ 1 6 5 .0 0 117 P A R K A V E . / ' . 8 rooms and bath, with instantaneous heater-plastered walls-double floors, w ell built throughout-servant quar­ in >’our own home, w ith the turn of a dial. America’s foremost dunce orchestra nwaitn vour roceDtloii nnd enjoymen . ters over garage which can easily be converted into nice to these’wonderful molody mohera. Our new plan of cuay abuion ■ will place n complete set in your home without worrj >1coun^I ft*>out the cost. • . apartment. ue. j r. J *ho lOU can Ret the FADA Superb Radio, completely equipped and . Uid. von huppincss hnnninJa for onlv only S150 $150 Dance Dane toniirht to tins ha* reudy1' to bring you i* tmpring- Set! t 1**4 admit-! ' 48 ty>porshowin-1 ore. i Five Tube Neutrodyne completely Installed D'- Emp. «*tm* Cf l “ * weiety dlfy"»g the is always available at a Radio Corpor­ ation of America authorized d e a 1er’s store. Attractive Home When You Want to Dance Dance to a FADA Set ItCui! ) public The Best In Radio t Price $12,000*00 Half cash; balance arranged $150.00 C< T- Counterphuso— Six console model completely installed .... j $225.00 . i . « Call For Demonstration 515 First Notional Smith Garage & Serrir p- Phone 718 •*>M iffflm nB giiaiA 5 r �m e n A M ). F H ID A T , l?l- f' Ted Goodrich T o M eet Kid Gamer 1 In Feature B out A t /ornla. The U niversity of Chicago and New York University, rupreaent- Who were the Cub*s catchers Ir.st season and how many games did each catch?—F. G. W. H artnett and Gonzoled, the form* er taking p art In 110 gamca, the latter In 72. What wan the outcooio of the bout between Louis Kid Kaplan and Danny Frush in 1023?—G. IR Kaolin knyoed Frush in six rounds. Who is the coach of the Uni­ versity of Michigan basketball team ?— D. F. II. E. J, Mather. When did Eddie Moore join the Pirates ? - G . H. J. ‘ Latter p a rt of 1921 season. W hat’s a “stymic” -in golf?—II, K. L. * When your opponent’s hall He* in the fine of your putt. - W hat w ar the result of the bopt between Ritchie Mitchell anil Joe Benjamin in 1020?—F. D. C. Mitchell won on a kayo in the ninth round. How many times was Mike 0 Dowd, St. Paul fighter, knocked ou t?—F. G. A. Once, Jack Malone turning the Jr* k tn one round in 1923. . g rea ter extent, Chicago, on suc?{ * ceealv© October Baftirdays, opy?, . Poses Florida. M aryland nnd PennL*,v * ,«ylvanla, while later m eeting Loy­ ola of Now Orleans. The Naval Academy will tncklo butstartdlnr foes in Drake nnd ’M ichigan, both probably in the Baltimore Stadium. This year’s jreLv intersectional slate for the Army .in c lu d e s Detroit, Davis-Ellkins, E? - nnd Notre Dame. HOT SPRINGS, Felt. 5.—(VT*)_ Tlte list of Intcrsectlonnl games William N. (Wild Hill) Mchlhom , so f a r scheduled follows: nnd Bobby Cruickshank, both of Chicugo, were taking things easy SEPT. 25 today In relaxation from three days EU- ■ Providence,' R. Improvidence Col- of the most nerve rucking golf ever lege vs Quantico. seen here. * OCT. 2 Mchlhom finally came through L. W est Point—Army Vs .U. of Dc- to a victory in the South Central Ltrolt. Open Golf Tournament held over B g J 7 Chicago—Chicago vs U. of Florida, th e Hot Springs golf course here. i New Orleans— Loyola vs Baylor, Cruickshank will lenvo tonight for S,’i*' Annapolla— Navy vs. Purdue. Melhorn Awarded $1,500 First Prize In Hot Springs Match liV T / W cst .point—Army vs Davls*EI kin*. EL/. A. Annapolis— Navy vs Drnko UnlK ; '1 verslty. PV X m York—N, Y. U. vs W. V. L . • ,,Wesleyan. I N*w Hnvon—Yale vs Georgia UBloomington—Indiana vs Kentuc- Rf f ;*. |jy„ : Ohlcsgo—-Chicago vs U. ' 1 lund. : Hanover—D artm outh vs Princeton—Princeton vs ton St Loo. j , Dallas—Texas Aggies vs OCT. 12 Fight fans nrc- promised an ex­ ceptionally (rood card a t next Tues­ day night’* show at the Arm6ry whefi Ilcnry Godalo bring# on some of the best boys now fighting: in the south for an all star j.hciw, pre­ ceded by the usual battle royal, from which the customers get a lot of fun. The main go will be between Kid Gamer of Hartford, Conn., and Ted Goodrich, a. boy with a bang-up reputation from New Orleans; *1 _ Goodrich is said to carry a punch in cither fist and han chalked lip. wins over a number of fighters who are considered by local fans to be •n*TA Pbofl Palo OKA, BU A LUCKS' WAlloP woai HIM 1MB CfeW N J *GZSd& By JOE WILLIAMS YOU hear little of George Chip or Al McCoy when the Impromptu ‘ s discuss great Debating Sociotie fighters of the past. Yet both Chip and McCoy, nt dif­ ferent times woru middleweight champion:) of the World. Chip was not a bad fighter; lie had n punishing left hand, an ef feCtlve defense nnd you couldn't hurt him.” Ho was good enough •<> heat fellows like Frank Kiatts, Biicl, Crouse nnd Jack Dillon.' McCoy, on the other hand, was a horrible tomato—one of tho.o misguided birds who h n r uroimi gymnasiums nil the time and who think they can light. McCoy was culled the wor'd's worst middle­ weight. and ho hud no trouble sucronsfully defending the title.. LONDON, Feh. T,.-tA't « h...... a young mutt for the- Walker Cup contest, in the advice of British golfing experlu l acked h> Cyr.l Tolly, who e:t|duiiied Hie leant » 1'. to the United Staten two year J ago. It ii Muted that 00 phi; c 1 of the necSShury height lm* yi t 1..... chosen to represent England in ilie content in June next.Tolley nays ihut 20 <u lb;* best players should l>e Warned ol' (licit possible selection for the t.-nni end ihut each should take the warning | seriously so ns to he in reudineis for inclusion in the final eight cho sen. lie culls «ttetit,lon to the e \cellence of the nutting <>t Ameri­ can golfcm, which lie declare gives them such fine scores in (hampion ship, snying: “ If it comes to a choice between two or three men to complete >If British team, the bcsl putter should undoubtedly bo selected.” Mr. Tolley is of the opinion tin t the inclusion of Bobby Jones in He* American leant will give the other confidence, hut ho days “if we se lect our players on their current 1 form nnd ignore pusl pert (>ri 11a nee*, j Va. Poly. Washing* Sowanec. ' Columbia—Missouri vs Tulnnc. OCT. 1G . New York—Columbia vs Ohio .’ > State. ~ MRS. POEVOST INJURED Louth Bond—Notro Damo vs Penn LOS ANGELES, Feb. fl.—(A*)— .v . State. Mrs. H. Prevost, mother of Marie New York—Now York U, vs Tul-* Provost, the film star, was killed, and A) Christie, screen comedy ; Philadelphia—Penn vs Chicago. producer and Vera Stodman, mo­ * /, Cambridge— Harvard vs Wnt. & tion picturo actress, wore Injured 1l Mary, in an automobile accident lust k v Columbia—Missouri vs So, Meth- night near Lordsburg, N. M., word odist. received here eurly today said. . Dallas—Texas U .. vs Vanderbilt. , College Station—Texas Aggies vs, The issue is between Peruvian New Mexico U. hark and Chilean bite.-*-PhiladelR?f. Ithaca—Cornell vs Mich. Btate. phtu Rocqrd. ' . OCT. 21 ML Bt- Louis—St. Louis vs Boston Col* B£T t l*P< ■gfrdN ew JYnrk B £ r'"D cs Molnci D rake vs Mississippi. ____ _ L OCT. SO l' South Bend—Notre Dame vh Geor­ gia Tech. Naw Orleans—Loyola vs Catholic Us naU Im on—Navy vs U. of MlchlK fa n .‘ Urbana—Illinois vs Pennsylvania, Hamilton—Colgate vs Mich. Stato. ) Boston—Boston College vs W. Vn. Well located HuhIuohk Property will cnhnttco ii) jF;', Wesleyan. vulue. Sanford, having a HUbstnntiul Imcking Ihut Morgantown—W. Va. Vs Missouri. few towns cun boast of, Ih certain to grow; nnd W orcester—Holy Cross vs Duyton u. liiiHincss property bought now will return 11 bund* Lawrence— Haskell Indians vs some profit in days to conic. Consult tia nnd let S f Y. Buckncll. us explain why. NOV. (1 t , ■ - a* ‘ 1 N rw York—Columbia vs William As I^rng As Due l.oupf completely ami elabei.ii, |\ |,m ish eil oil Sanford Avenue opium.h (:<, 1 |Ve uilo a t a figure umlor th e m -i!..i n , , , etc mim. rou.t nhutle trees, m l»e.M.tiij.i i;,v , g.unge, flower tfimlen. ('.hi t«. t mni.. <..., ••iTiipnitcy. Price $lu,0()0.ii(i vu'ii y,., , , oiiitl.ie te r m s . I'OI.CLOUGH RKAI.TV CO New Orleans—Tovol* vs Chicago. , NOV. 25 Jacksonville—Florida vs Washlng- •VALDEZ MONDAY. FEI DANCING 9:30 until 2:00 In Homes, Lots, Bi I l l First Notionnl Itnnk lih|K, Sanford, Fla. IVIrpli Sanford R ealty Company H. S. LONG, Manager 0*10-11 llall Building * araiaux Easy Repayment P U n ^ i a S i weather — For— Quiet, t (iiirteons Service ixvkstkjavkos Inves Robertson, Williams and Monah PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Sntlr 1.1-15 .Usaiinlc Tri.i,>lr IUitl,llnK 10 lots insitlf city hnu moderate priced homes Price for the 10 lotSf 5( < .da; only $1,000. F ro n t Foot UNDER QUOTED \ 1‘RICES Or Adjoining Business Property. T. h is choice business corner 65Vi»xl38Vi W. Church St., close in whore prices arc rapidly increasing in *Qrlando’s best buy jn business property. S ^ u U - t L o f Wash, vs Nebraska. J. H. JACKSON # 4 Fellows Servic eStation RUMKMItKK Phono 60) ■'* /L'i :E-r J, - , JjQlIHJ Long Time Ioann on RcnJdtncea and Busiucsn 132 North Orange AvenK SKKV ICE WITH A SMII.K “Business Property Is Your Safest Investm ent.” As proof o f whut others think of Sunfonl wo Itavo u client who wishes to lend up to $ 1 ,000,000 on Sanfonl City Property. See us if your hom e or building needs financing. v , t'ypresn nnd Pine . Framing Sheathing Siding • Flooring ;t Vi ling Finish Mouldings I.a lit llrirk l.intr Plaster While Itork Plaster Itog.rd Nails , S rreen Wire Hnihiers Hardware Dt»:rs Windows 1 ram es and Screens •Made to Order ‘litrphv Ironing Hoards •ledicine Cabinets nstirance Sanford Grows New Haven—Yalo vs Maryland. NOV, IS New York—Army vs Notre Dame New Y o rk -N e w York U. vs Dovls-Elklns. Boston— Boston C ollffe vs Haskell Indians, Parkersburg—W. Virginia va Cen­ tre. l^o* Angeles—Occidental vs Tulsa L u. . •; Bloomington —Ind. vs Miss. A. k M.. Favettevtlle— Arkansas vs Texas ■ ClirUtlan. Birmingham — Auburn vs Msr* , quette (Wi«.| NOV* 20 Lincoln—New York U. v« Nebras- m S ', of<c t e In.d- ? ? n i y Her. mart of Chicago, knocked out Jw> AzxareUa of Milwaukee, one; dUc Snell, of Tacoma, Wash., beat Merle A complete line of Today’s B est Buys: | NEW YOltK, Fob. 6.—<#■>_ Delaney of Bridgeport, Conn. ?SSn^ , f 0h? n? Ri*k° of Cleveland* 10: Eddie Anderron of ' Wfs, beafS teven Smith o ftr iffi J ,° vMuss., S Wck ,Su*K S of Bedford, bent CAbe stojn Of New York 10; Ruby £ stem of JNtow York, dcfcateJ ji" C. Coli of. Saranton, G. Mn LUMBER YARD ! lonuis. Lots, E^rms, Acrca^< of Mary-1 V A Mary. ' wanted to got Mm started there, figuring he would fight himself in­ to some important dutigli S o he wired the Brooklyn promoter as follows: • , , “Joe is sick. Can let you have George, the champion, at rnmc terms." Naturally the promoter was agreeable. So wan McCoy, who had little to say about it anyway, being'considered lucky to have a place on the card. ____________ V . hat1'fm'cv.'ed "n.< a terrible shock to Mr. M Dime nod nn evert more terrible shock to Mr. Chip. McCoy the clown, the tramp, the impossible, knocked out Chip, She champion — heft since Stanley Kotehel’a day—in LESS THAN ONE IlOUNI)!. Call it what you will, u miracle, a whim Of late, or a sheer earejessnesa on the pari of an arrogant __________ _ champion, hut the remit brought a "by Cox. Most legitimate championship to n bat- up pea re I ih n tier whose shill hardly qualified hint for preliminary fighting. There is not much to tell of the, fight i Li ‘If. The knockout came after one minute and Hi seconds. Chip immediately assume:I lr - ag*t gressiCo an.1 Ivgan settling with! Sight punches to the Itiati* Me-j week agninst Cidujke, Sanford hoy, Coy made awkward atwofpt* to i anti had the best of the milling unblock nnd*nt Intervals ventured a .-lil fighter broke his hand, swinging punch that m b.cd its ob­ and had to retire in the sixth je c tiv e ly malty incites. round. W restling loose from a clinch Chip cut loose with lit* fit : real Mow of the round, a left to llie j jaw. In tiinte manner <*r other,! McCoy, also swinging a lep, man ngi'il to bent the ehuinpion to the punch. An<| it went home, a Mila! In'll to the point* of the jaw. Chip fell on his buck. Ins heal •striking the floor with g n a t font , ami he watt Litahte to rise at lit. i Dimo and two otliei secontls ear- • ried hint to hi earner, wi,er> bsat, stjll dared, Jot * i.,| ait,. * otes. 710 W. F irs t S i. P h o n e -172-w "T hat’s the first tutu I , , , | told a lie to g-1 oar- of m fi,.|g new er.* a fight,’" grumbled Him ,,11 1 r r the tragedy. “ It will I., 11n ' Real Estate Company its■t *a I' . f b. Where \a llie s and -M ces H arm enlie 1 ORLANDO . » prescription f„r Colds, 1ri[ipi‘. Flu, Dengue, Hi lions le v e r and Malaria Mcich JUuilding Bg*Bi***iBI I “M IN E ” M Y OWN B U S IN E S S �S o c ia l P o w e r PtiblicHearin Sm|ethch?Ui?QfthoVl^Uymp£fcr5s Permits to Be AtVarious -i^SSL SIr% M t 1*■ ■— compnny for construction of bridge over Estcro river about onc.nulc ntM|ve the mouth near Estero. Tho bridge would be On pile plcra with a fixed channel span having l,u r|. nm tal clearance of:.40 feet with vortical clearance at ir.7B above mean high water. Fort Myers Southern Railroad Company to construct bridge K ttsdi Henderson's creek about wine miles south of .Naples. Tho bridge would be nlate girder on concrete tlnn«"<r Vk l>C hcU,10n appliedt i l th - Wttr department for me permission to construct hridtr«a and one for permission to dredge nnd construct hulk hend< A hearing will be held at 1’un‘a Gorila on the application of ;hc «• Realty company for p«rmission to dredge nnd fill in and construct bulk head., j„ Charlotte ^ 8 ileai,n*r Will be­ held on Tuesday, February •> Flans submitted show „ bulkhead, to be constructed by fill resulting in the extension of the mainland) S?wnC,r y. I"10 C,hnrloLle harbor ^,0.)0 feet from the present shore* line mill extending from the bridge easterly 5,000 feet rctjilcing the present Waterway width about f , per cent. At I'untn Gorda on Tuesday Pebtuaty 0, will a:so be held hear’ ing on application of Tampa Southern Railroad company for As Lady Tcniel she is playing to capacity houses hero matinee and evening in Richard Sheridan’s “School for Scandnl." Quite flushed and a little out of lircath following the end of tho afternoon performance she \\&i in­ terviewed back stage. "No,” she sold in reply to the question. "Social life is a thing apurt. I enjoy it. I Indulge in .it. But it could never be the whole of my existence. There a rc other tilings in life th at count. "You know I wns mi actress be­ fore I m arried. 1 played juvenile \mer- “ But now I may easily go into it. My son has grown to manhood and InsuH is in business with his father. But trrrid when I married and became u s mother 1 abandoned the stage bes enure, I think a m other’s first du• ( ty is to her child—a fa r greater fori! -doty and responsibility th a t her I: IcU own career. knt"However, I do believe in n mar Utlie , ried woman keeping uf> some i.iim degree in* her work or profes-iott, especially if it is ut all cron I've." ____ ____ . - * 1 LIT lll> An tic l,y air' tlic Wilkin- exH R . ptuiliun will be devoid of nnuli of the romance—a n d 'In T u p tu in WU1)17 l.ir.’’ own opinion—much of the 3 • ----- fcU. BY DR. HUUU 8, HUMMING Surgeon General. U. S. Public . Health S e ttler. ■ E Those who are entrusted w ith the care of a sonslderablo nun.ber of children find th a t anxiety lest ono of the contagious diseases break out among their charges is one of the principal cares which • ct them. y ^ _ Although some of these chlldren’s diseases are usually mild **frn ° r ^ |*ilailajt . A chi!tl who (Icvelop3 nn ,llnc„ of nny snrt „ho'uJfl ^ R*pt from other children until It la deflnetely known what nils him. It la Wghly symptoms of the common contaglobs diseases, It is well known that the bcgln- SMrfetw ou*rcA tn n n o T ynotbu w t S A lffiW in lI ff™ contagious even though the erup- Roofing-' ous. At one time It was thought thnt measles and whooping cough Were relatively unimportant dlscases. Now it In generally known tlint these two contagious diseases common to children nre frequently serious in their results. Thc prevention of these contngious diseases lies largely In tho avoidance of contact with the in fection. In order t6 carry *>ot this prevention it i3 necessary to iso- tion or breaklrtg out erf the skin plots'not appear for some time. ■ In mortal**, scarlet fever1, whoop* {?*; Ct^ | ! U <nnhU i,y the pfolrt invisible particle" throfrn' from the throat In enught»»l? « r speaking. The sneeslng of the Initial stage of measles Is par* tlculnfly dangerous ami the hnndllng of objects used by such jicr* sons As well. -^'Stucco Sewer pipe WE WILL BE OLAD TO SERVE l|0 ! } f Phone 536 Hearings on five other npplicu- f tlons all for bridges will be held £ on Wednesday, February Ml. in the I chamber of commerce at Fort F Myers. | The applications tire as follows: Mi Seaboard All Florida Railway | compnny construct bridge across | Calftosahatrhce river nt Fori My- ■ CT*. Plans show n plate er-'. r I bridgr* on pile piers with -win;- f draw channel span and hori/.mlal clCnranee of 00 feet with vertical .k clearance of 2.7B feel above mean I high water nnd four fret above low water. ■ Naples Sealxmrd anil Gull Kail- [ construc t hulk heads in ( liar- ( ncross Imperal river all ilouita J Springs. Plans f.imv girder bridge I on pile pier with draw eluinnel I span with Imrixonlnl elear.niee of > B0 feet nnd vertical clenruncc of I six feet ItiioVi mean high water. J Sealionrd All Florida 15ail way r (loo m five pel cent bonds wits sought from the Interstate Oummcree t'oinnii-sion Ftiduy by the B. and <» railroad. The corporation propo-e- to repay $'.i,tulti;iHltt which it owes ibe government on account <>f war lime control nnd .» take care of $6,ti0(>,0()0 it owes in short time loans. ' The balance will go for the purchase pf.new equipment and to re; imlitirse the trcasDry fur expnulP lures. ■ "■1 symptoms o f lh e dlscntfc very ifirst____ and therefore It Is «* nec«***ry n o c c * * r, f t who take care of children to observe keenly any slight MHfr position which msy bq the earliest Vary with the different Infection*, This period, known as the Incubatlon period, for mcsilea and whoopfnfr eopirh la m irh ly frefn lncuU t toh period Is from twd to seven di f i . In diphtheria, th e Incubation pe­ riod is from two to five day*, In iumps, Gertnnn measles and ehickn pox from two to throe weeks. All children under preliminary observation should be examined by a physician and should hnve cul­ tures tAken Of more and throat to exclude carriers of diphthcriu. o f the Eastern Lake Section Those w lio ihvesled their m oney in Florida property only a few ye<Bfe ago had to llkVe'both Vision ahd imagination to picture the tremendous possi­ bilities of this amazing country. t •• T hat lltey r^ab^d 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 w hole world. T h e investor of today is in a far belter case that his predecessor, and in ev­ ery possible w ay from an investment standpoint has the advantage.*' Kvnth t Ariiv Alip-ka; L’anlnist Ju.st iih soon a.i compli'ico wo will move into tho new building ju.st South of anil ndjoininif t h e Western Union Telegraph Co.’s oifico. Our office equip­ ment will he of the very latest design apd courtesy and service will he our motto. If you have any thing to soil or wish to huy, kindly give us an opportun­ ity to talk it over with you. N ew location 101, Park Avenue. * .— B. Wt!knitUrrou. More the [ t1> Arv- »ill prept to that iPulir re­ po ftutily HrWttii tn I of pnlc.t * hi huge iltins will for )WN REALTY COMPANY 422 Union Avc, Phone 473-W. H e is not asked to imagine this, or believe that, or to Visulaize sbriietliing else, for he can see with his own eyes the building and expansion through which w e are going. ’ In other words the investor of today has mighty little lax either upoh his vision or imagination. A ll he must d o is profit by the experience of suc­ cessful men. • *• . .. * • v * Vi- l v ’** In Sanford itself he can see without resorting to clairvoydttfce the certain increase in land values, that must always attend the upbuilding of a big ancTprdsperbus a t y that cantiot and will not stop until it is com pletely equipped to care for its increasing population. M ARYAN!A The Last of the Eastern L a\e Section is most certain to show the largest value enhancem ent of any of Greater Sanford developm ents. W e will gladly drive you to the property and give TEN DAY SALE entland and McCall D lIS SYSTEMS t a x e s \ motor, Sanford, W est lm Beach, Daytona Beach steal F l o r id a o f f i c e 8 Fir8t National Bank Bldg. Sanford, Florida. [b a y , r e s i d e n t m a n a g e r you com plete information. Realty Co., Inc. S SALES AGENTS irn pami‘a* .VC HAVE THE BEST BUYS ACREAGE' B U S IN E S S ’H O M l b V a iflc z R e c tity to V a l d f / l l'd r l r*M'hl'‘V> J i R{ �TOE SANFOhn HFJIAI.D. SATURDAY, FEB, li. IMS ■ rf a V W .7 k n n r ‘H? 1# ffmd -•• u i f ton.• r > r If4 K iififjfl F o u cu . JoRNSOh ■Af-chi'rtcj The Dignity and Solidity of A ■ cfctaa 1 the cntl of the C a u sew a y resid en is and visitors to T A M P A B E A C H w ill be w elco m ed by an a rch w a y o f sim p licity and d ign ified b ea u ty , resem b lin g and in flu en ced b y the arch itectu re of old A th en s and R om e. I his arch w ill be a fittin g e n ­ try to the finest d ev elo p m en t o f the W est C oast, w hich , like the arch w ay, d o es not depend on filigree or bizarre orn am en tation to recom m end it, p~esentinor itrelf and its claim s in the term s o f co n servative solid itv BHE art li, leading to the plaza on T A M P A BE A C H , is but one of hundreds o! structures which w ill or already are being built at the ru’:iV,t<> ampa. 1 he A dm inistra‘ is nearing com pletion, Vrsl 1,1,11 ol "even hundred h om es Hie first Study for vs o f the I A M P A R E A C H ’ H O ‘ art‘ 0,1 t,K* draughtsm an’s tabic, 1 ":;>C)r;V'v ,,ric,"« on the cau sew ay ’ A ll of which is a momentous reason wh an d incest in I'A M P A ~ T ib '.ir ’• w ill In1-** plnro Feb- incesligate IT ONCi, HUI I . UI Nl na L a f a y e t t e Streets tnipa, Florida l i J r . c l a r k , <jr e s id e n t Temporary Phone Mro. Mary L. Strong at weekly fur Tam pc. ‘•minojc Hotel “"ui.gc for bin* trip that Icav Branch'Sales Offleet -TA M P A / ' Jl I Tw fggj Street D o n a l d h . d u n c a .v Manager I.-ifaw-tto s t , mi'l 1’la 11 A v e . lira v. Drcid«iji SEMi’REVTVA \ I.UEP.T P E R K IN S M anager A ROGERS Dru ko W IN T E R H A V E N UcncU Arcn-lo " • II- iilcplicnaun ’1 PUNTA OORDA US Marlon AttsM • 1‘oreat & Couch B. t lliu jin ST. P E T E R S B U R G w-C Central Ave. P L A N T C IT Y ,!" 1 7 " 'rig h t Arcado A. a . Gregg ‘ F T. M YERS I I I First Street Vnuce W ill SAR A80TA "33 Main fitret " a lte r II . Wlndlcy B A R TO W . n»n'* — A rc«*#s. ' •. L'. A. AI(l I BRADENTON 111 t l Manatee An* Paul L Mjate- LAKELAND 103 S. Kentucky Ava C. J. G nu CLEARWATER Martin S. KnlgM MIAMI lit N. E. Second! Art Orton E. Goodaria lot S. K TMiA »(■ M* ah Van ’ Muney Inc. • �js a s i I t. , ..tj. *A** i THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY FEB. G. 1926. | the student* of middle ciass part«nts. aaaianirara^^ t*i L ■ -T«rrV ’»*.* - •.j-crnruet-.-'i Imces, for some years rt*gl«tad hv French' moilists as trimming* I’AItlR. W b."G r^P)-5E Ju<i- for womens lingerie, except fo r1 Mrand. who or-ted 20 years of womrn visitors from count tics enservice a* r*i. ambassador to joyirii; hi :h exchsng-.s as ngnim ‘— toe Trane, has come into its ov/n!*| 1 »!«*« last year, since ognir, been one of lower prices. b>a retirement has heen e„:rnjr«l l't.iil \ nlenrienncs and the more m revising his three volume "I "org-ous Jlrugcs. Maline*. and K - s " * i» 7 » ' snuEh f c . e binders, point again figure promi­ nent on .frocks and lingzric* even M l„"ld tS" Z"""’loli-'l ' those in When fashion has de­ 1.0 taXa.hjM„ '"'i"" *1" creed thatdaysmanufactured Jaccs are Brlt- -•'i ■■ thorixed him to Fct.::n tor. life th e ' ^ r ‘’eve less, empire style evenii'g -g-wns th:* new, exceed- IK iit.c ot ambassador. The l-rrnjh V*nt: ',vn* with the institute, which is conun ■->d nf 13l*_ !• ■ di'ailt tie. ! live academies, has chosen him on' * htvsd i i wm ! enters thoitc'f " two reprosentativss t, u„. fc’*rii* i gowns n’.r.do; by opc US [of the meeting „f the International r n|rtn pi‘‘>nih"'i t I’ouievanl dress-mni.ei. * inti hi* ^ A c a d e m ie s in Brussels next Ail .ro, 1.,. made there are of f t j uaniicr crepe-d:-1bins, linen or, crepe [ M-jlOol* M. Jusserand is delivering nil* g c o i ,r e 1 1 o. One hoc-trirmruM hi* tiltl of morons American cream-colored - nddreessrs on 'it nmrrirnn % .................. Itiviem gown ui i hicflv suhjpcts not only in Parts 1. 1 ,d.0 ■j'*1'' *'* nflnttrr with the new low j Inf thM ip various provincial citi , j |;^ flounce, <haractorixv the idea for I |rk with* ui‘xt important engagement j* t .i poring and -tirrimor wear. nths to sncal; at Lyons, his home • ily. on ■y horm !• clumiry 20, when his will t |r comc>’ the American iwnnle Icfore i riitin»r th n r entry into the World U :ir and in rase niter the peace! The rmnarkah’e ! ■no rinse collection of American somonlr? Bilifly HKItLIN. Feb. b._ ,/? ) — Mag­ winch the irmbassailor brought bf Wales Ihirh be­ Thin hammer, stained with blood, back with him has compelled him istrates and prosecutors in Sylrsi.i lli grin, is believed to be'the one with which to take a larger apartment in the who have been punishing violator i fir rent5 the "clubber” who has terrorised Avenue Montaigne, wla-re t!vv • • of traffic are learning to drive j cupv ii room nearly ns large ns automobiles them.'■•elves in order to ■•grill'’ Toledo, 0., killed three women. kty from that occupied by his extetiMve Ii. discover how easily traffic rules i * brnrv. tan In- broken. I’nlikc their liretjv-f [•iry nn* ten of the United States, few Ger­ 1injury, given, insist on only those of the V’ith their salaries fixed at only man officials are wealthy enough th-’ "luck" yarbety. These actresses mil have encountered opposition,- 110\V- 27.0011 fi unrs (about $1,000 a year j, to a) ford motor cars and are taking 1 giV(‘« cver. not only from other actress­ niembers of the I*conch chamber their |e sons on police direction. ! For the first lesson 2ft judges i linitive es. hut from producers und direc­ • t deputies are finding the pern of follow tors who insist on realism. . clerk hire almost the most .neroua and prosecutor* drove automobile'! One producer contended th at n charge in their personal budget *. or motorcycle* through heavy cityi fV c* nivl kissinir scene in his piny should Unlike their congressional breth­ traffic and along country rortds. that continue at least W5 seconds,,ami ren, in America, the deputie- re­ The police instructors showed them j prowess during rehearsals he held a stop­ ceive no allowance for su-icturies that their worst offense was fa il-’ take watch on the two persons to make or stenographers, and if lln v wish tire to heed the signals of trnffic 1 *- ' . ’ certain that his order was carried to keep up n voluminous <orivs- policemen. out. Motorists of tho region nrclnint > pondetue with ttieir const it uents -*-- — < • Iqseen df they must do so at their own ex­ ibis innovation beenuse they be­ Ho'. Women’s hrfls for the exclusive pense. lieve- it will make m agistrates more cr»h. otic set arc going U> he more ex|H*rsivo. . One mcmlier, Admiral .h u rts, lenient in their enforcement of Uot on!v They are to lie “rigneti" by the brother of the great socialist lead­ traffic legislation. Doricrn artists who design them, and the er. Jean .Inures, who was shot on Thousands of rata and mice, liv­ footing purchaser must pay for the name the eve of the declination of wai i f|(o an as well ns the m aterial. London in Ini 1, has partially solved tho ing unmolested in palatial splendor for it score of vrurs, have mini i raiim mo’d ists predict the fnd has come problem. in stay. They m aintain th a t a .Madame .1mires bus b.aome his the interior of the lari-year-old berwif tasteful hat is just ns much a work private secretary and. although castle of Schwerinslnirg, near Uu |ti the in- of art ms a picture or a poem and she took up tie sludj of the )u|t- cherrovv. Mecklenhuig Sold recent Iv on the merits of itiwmcnt- that the designer deserves to have hooks anil k«v hoard i at her late in I(he and hi- or her name made public. life, the admiral asserts she is heautifiil exleiior, the castle, open­ The mime of the creator iH stitch- doing splendidly. In ‘return, how- ed for the first time ' in thirty ItUit then bii'c id inside the hat on a tiny strip ever, he declares she takes his cn- year by its new owm r, was foun i nif silk and uhually the sm aller the | tire deputy's salary as wage>, i to he u Wreck. The rodents Ii . I |puaiu‘ d millinery the larger the price-. , leaving h iu enlv In- meagre ic- riinvved wood-work,.>o.-t|y antiiye j furniture, painting- and tape uv |indvanv I --------tiled pa\ fri'in the navy. • riml played luivoe <v,i u with th *jj t" I Stam m erers do not need doctors, ( -------0 the they need dancing teachers This. The Paris milliners never ro-i beuutiflll glass clue li liecs. t»tnr- ii the opinion of St. John Kumsey, lip their .p lo t for pew designs and 1 The purchaser*, unable to -'i-md for h a d of tin* speech clinic at G u y - ‘the aim of many of them seems to ^ S250,1100 for repan . again !■. k>'I (hospital. He says stam m erers m vl'ie a hut u v.eek, even in dull the doors mid left n . iats in ie.genornlly non-musical ami suft-'r seasons, o r 52 new modi Is a year. 1disnuled possessij 1 lie lastl" rsm whlrii from a lack of rythm . 'T he rate of production is greater I'y1'** 'ln'.1 *’!' * ' Marshall firs mu'h A girl of 20 recently applied to* nt the Ircginning of each season' ACbwerin in the st ..t the famous i place Mr. Ilumsey for treatm ent for | but new idea# are produced! l'**n *■' Uu* style uf the funprti'* |if<- tiie a •■tatnnieriiig. File was absolutely throughout the ye^r and tievv(-h»‘>, Fans SnucT pain. >- at - I'otsdnm. upline gaudy m u s h r o o m s , rn, "ftner-ucifent and ricklvapri British cm noti-nmnical and had little sense || spring with physician* despairing nf their i the Atm of time. A fter a few dancing les- on the 1’a rn boulevards mlun tm sons, Mr, Kumsey savs, she began* The spring models already a r e 1 lives. I*«ul Z» i -s, II years J'hl. and noitriiifr to I.. meet meet tthe h e lo o e in g his b r o t h e r Ant.-a. 12. of Ur. incrjthc world’s to speak better. In a few weeks appearing, lopping ha- heen .-he nequired such a sense of for new headwear which every wo-, voerde, llanov r. had allained a nn. illy rhythm that she could not only fol- lmm seems to feel at tlih !'■i t com l ined weight of 5”2 pounds. ' [the ru11i-11' low well in dancing but also could faint indications of vviutei’s break-| rnul weights 2i<7, his brnther,27-'V. J'hov laugli a t su g g e s tio n s that small r lend with precision. Meant imemer ing. riu* choice is wide enough. Ill of tlm ■peech became normal and her eon- Th re are berets, turhmis, hats d o in g a "dnilv doxvii” will m a k e i,< wittiin trol of her vocal organs, perfect, with pokes in front ami dips nt the th e m thin. They w ere exereis*., in g In physieitins* p resv iip the unde Mr. Kumsey rays this case is typ- side', cloche., toques, hats with ac c o rdviiii-n in f a n ts , to g a m siren | r.a.-t pro-, i. id of scores that have been treat- tw it..! lit i m - or folded crowns. I stinps iiricti ami maiiv shades of red t r e n g t h . Now they w alk siv m ile I'tory Tin cl in his clinic. ,c m he the predominating c -1 ,lav In m hool an d Inn k to g i t thin (uiny 1U25,1 . f ! ..f cltnlcrs. ACTOR TAKEN SICK ors. Sintpli. itv i- the prevailing an d do the work of gro w n men t >1 " ■. f a t h e r ’s fat in 'I l e v |thr t’mud , ’ --------chnnnteriM u. aliliough there m on have tl.ru> i.lcrti wlm lire nurTtl per cr’it CALGARY, Alla. Feb., Fell, 5. much o-e pf tihh*»n trimming UUlliv developed. ^ must pay —nV.—Robert II. Mantell, Shakes-, — — * l.earcnn actor, bpcatnc suddenly ill! The high v•1*•t '*( learning. < Full ,Ires. • ■.etiing .joiht- are numcr-m - 'shortly before the evening p e r - . im i ea-ed t.u mti. Inhoratoi y, litdirn being • hnuiialed 1'iom im Ii ward Itbal one of lormaitee of “ King Lear,” at th e .r v and otlu-i lees at tile ' im et- rtdu-s in Gel in .nv liy the hl_h co t * p ceiiiir*, theatre last night. The perform- | s itv of Fan- mid its allic. I schools iif livorj. tin dinner he I • I. or has stim .l one of the student’, the prio- | mice was cancelled. ’Tiixeili.' is (oining into ii own I, sMxt, about llis illness in not considered unions 1“ vigorous proG-l. 1 lint association has passed n resolumr nil formal wear. putty luc. serious. thni nine The nn............. ...... ’“ iS a i ... .T ... htimuted by PI.BNTY OF US I getic action n 1 | (.({.M tiie most fuRinonuhle hulls kit J 1 ICMI. LON HON’. Feb. 5.—Thery’s I,- increases ranee Puri*, the stu- lire nt least 1ft years old. Except I «V.1.500.000 of us. That includes. Living e-sts in than functions the “Tuxedo'! ' Mongolian, Caucasian, negro, sem-1 dents pointed out, have nion diplonmtiu nnd tnto l III* war Will and (in** ■t fo* u*. ” «»*v kiss itlc. Malayan and Rc.1 Indian nuintuplwl since the at ,uuum\Mw . i. ■ 'l ich ims races, according to W hitaker’s Al- now takes very careful phinnin,g -i.leivd iu-l a- proper as fu I dress, |i ; l lie ■ linuync for 11*20, The ’ estimated to make meagre budgets Ivakinrc •V .......... -P-“ Mu ” Fvirgusou-gxauU(jffv - .(*xii f fM*M ^ mutter m axim unr tioiMifution , the ‘ eartli " T h e ( "jj, \ cw Year’s pardons, hut p e r kf several can maintain is -placed ut 0,1100, th o rilic s, they cluim , wilt hups then’ were no inure pn -oners in d r i v i n g ' “ ns a n d ' d a u g h t e r s. n ') opiKiscd1 O(KkOOt). which will Im reached,...... left in Texc.i- to pardon. Troy 1the stage j about 2100 A. D. a t the present poor f a m ilie s from the »’ »• '* Record. so- to lie' increuith rate. ' | rooms, nnd will reduce (■• pemi , . •, • ' * cord with grow ing values. Drive out Sunday, sop those things Tor yourself. Our representative will lie pleased to urenntpany you to the pyoiierty. Sr,'* - 1 * 1- SANFORD GROVR, Inc. HART NASON. Sales Director First Nntionui Hank Itldg. NOT M ONDAY BUT 9 4 1 OrOO A . M . TUESDAY February M ID W A Y Prompt PA R K 2000 feet fronting on Dixie Highway, Sanford-Orlando 1? r e a t white way midway between Sanford and Longwood V 5* 117 r p r r i 19 2 6 f o r d t o Ur i n q ' C D r i? ! l t \ W . B arbecue-4100 In Gold FlVtE*! -* Ai % *' • You do not have to hid or buy to parti cipate hut you must be on the ground promptly when sale starts • t g, j I * 1 0 1 stable Pullman Busses A re O perated From .... ^ Sanford to Tampa t A:; by the .ia 5. I V5A a 'I F L 0K |D A ’S FOREMOST* DEVEl-OPtRS K e m in ,r nan(1 api>r<lciute the investm ent opportunities of h ^ |^ cr accomodations ure !ot^ Sanford for Tampa, every morning at 7 o dock. U by lhe Bamner Organization. . Iw fi *wCT xi’ 11 0 . TERM& WILL BE EZ Residential Midway Park 'is most advantage- ■ Midway Park is surrounded hy ougly located, just 2 1-2 miles south . munyjhigh type subdivisionsi SanLiSrSanford, truly called "the city fol'df ¥ a"or' ,a $1 .°°p,0OT deveIopsubstantial. San fold is the .most ou^. before day o f sale. 'Mildproductive of Florida s inland cities, Way park, will most favorably;ipi3 miles north is Longwood, with it& press you. It’s high, rolling* land new 1,500,000 race track and Jockey with stately oaks and pines, grate- # club nearing completion, v Longing each lot, makes Midway .Park , ’ wood's future is assured. an ideal place to live._________ ^ FREE: Bus service from our o ffice, make reservation now flilh'?; j B - L- H A M N E R details * A t lhe Opening* of Sanfot’d Grove pi’ieos w ere exceedinjfly low. W e stressed th e necessity of im m ediate action * ' . \.* .* w hile thoj$e prices prevailed, and now Just a t the ctywn of thit^ enorm ous activity we advise you to act quickly ** before p resen t prices m ust be advanced to keep in ac­ EE T R IP TO TA M PA invited to W T ite to th e ' m unity.ol RERUN LETTER B. L .- .%: , . *,» No other section in the. entire- S anford D istrict is show­ ing1 as m uch' im m ediate activity a s th e S outheast­ ern w here development* and im provem ent o f g re a t m ag­ n itu d e is evident otpevery hand, -d t will be cnly a m at­ ter of. a few days until th e whole section will be one com­ [prlnce j many fk<t f>t ' l.oThus light —- M .-rrrifttt* ■ #W " O R G A N IZ A T IO N 311 FnmWi" Street, T a * * * , Phone Orlando 2632 We Sell # ' t •; *' **• t »L tV f ***> .-Jju **♦•*#*-^ ^ar !!?• .................................. �\* n v /T IE TWELVE THE BANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY^ Fourth T itle K *vv*? | Hnstily W ritten N ote T o Pnr 1 ‘ ents Lends To D iscovery O f 17«Year-Old G enevieve In Lonely Forest Bungalow oua foothold In the United States," Dr.-*' lottos declared. - 1”!‘THoy pdfmen to virtually ovefy layer •Tilgher education" - and have be­ gun to seep Insidiously Into Wen \ our public nnd preparatory achoo’s. ft' ' "They can be found today even - in many of our denominational schools, founded- on the axpN'<» ; principle* of prom ulgating the teaching of the Bible. "W c send ■ ’ our children to these institutions. They go in nrr imprcsslonnblo n g t, ;..v fresh front homes w here the aimpte fa ith of Ood wns ta u g h t them. T |i*tr young minds arc enger for knowledge but they aro no*. able t to sep arate the tru e front the .* false. W hst hanpenaT v,. - "G radually, too seeds- sown by the heralds of the "new thought" take root. And our boy* and c ur girla romo homo to us, the faith i-j which, wo gave them destroyed; th e ir minds copfuscd between the precious -doctrines which thoy learned In childhood and the ten­ ets of "m odernism " fostered In th e class-room of their college. P - 1 "On every hand wo arc seeing the •fruit* of this teaching today. Youth, inspired by thin false edu­ cational system, hn* forsaken the | church fo r the dinner-dance, the Sunday School for the petting par­ ty-; tho prayer-m eeting for the cabaret and gin-bottle, until even K y th * most casual observer lias be-1 gun to ask; 'W hither n rr we twitting?* ' .'T here is one cure and only c.nlyt ■one. Many are asking *W*ut U be-' hind the upheaval. lhl« ‘revolt ot youth.' The answer is io tt* bk.([V p. lie 's enptnin of the^U nlversity of Kansas basketball team.- The Jay hnwkcrs have won the Missouri Valley iltJe thtf past th re e ‘year*. Belgurd hopes to lenu 'em to a fourth t'hnmplonahlp.' He playii guard und t s . a tw o-letter lad. Spanish Aviator May Delay F light KIO l)e JANEHIO, Feb. B.~(/P) — Resumption of the flight to lluonos Aires, by tho Spanish Truns-A tlnntle twin tor*. ten tative­ ly fixed for Sunday, inny have to l>o postponed. It develops that tho seaplane was slightly dnmaged by the crush of surrounding Imnts after command­ er Francp nnd his comrades a rriv ­ ed yesterday from Pernambuco. ______ • ONEIDA, n ! Y., Pali. B.—( ^ l - . A hastily scrawled le tte r mailed In stealth, hns brought Mjnron Failing, alias Jam es Phelan, a m ar­ ried man, home to face a rra ig n ­ m ent on a charge of adbuctlrtfc A p retty 17 year old arhool girl five m onths ngo. Genevieve Case, who accepted an invitation la s t A ugust to ride (n Failing's car, mailed the letter on ono of m any automobile trips she took with him from a lonely bung­ alow near Camden, N. J .t where he kept her against her will, threaten*Ing to shoo* her if she left him. Tho le tte r informed her parents of her plight and related a story of inhuman treatm ent since her ab­ duction. "I am held a prisoner in a lonely enhin near a cemetery call­ ed Locust Wood," was a statem ent III tho letter th a t led New York nnd New Jersey auth'oritlrtt’fo the hiding place. It was her beauty th a t wns re­ sponsible,* Falling explained. "I wns mud about her nnd when the oportunity came I ran away with her. She will tell you that I nlways treated her with respect, but I could not benr to have her leave r ITU1,* Tho g irl’s father tried to at'nek Failing but was restrained by of- HIIK KNF.W l.erturor: W hat's the color of the liuman skin? Itulh: Well, err-ah o u t the same shade ns flesh-colored stockings.— Answers. rational system nnd abrupt chang­ es there is tho only 'M o rn sn i’.c pill' which Will bring rellof. Elton J. Moughton In rrn tc d hy n London lawyer n n l perfected after many year** work, the firnt -nucccsaful Knglinh bottlo-tnnklnjr innchlne i* ‘now a t Work in ni local irl«»a factory, where it 'ha* been proved capable of turning out 27 q u art bottle* a minute* The bottle-m aking m a­ chine production, heretofore, ha* been practically n monopoly of American firm*. Treated One Week FR EE l l U T H h o rt breathing ................. . S w relieved in a few h o u r * : s w e l l i n g r e d u c e d Ip it fe w d a y «. r i ' « u l u t m t h e l l r e r , k i d n e y s , s l m n n c h a n d h e a r t , p u r i P c a Ih e blond. s i r e i i K t h e n a I h e e n t i r e *>*• te m . W rite for fren Jrln l t r e a t ­ m ent. I r l V At Elder Springs, Florida ,401.1,(Ml tmopsv uttuKrtv ro. >«pt. 11.1. Allikli florals Ati E astern F ro n t On Ihe Dixie Highway Between Orlando and Sanford On S anford A venue F acing San L a n ta ARCHITECT Flrut National Rank Hid*. Sanford. — - - - Florida A atn T ops M s*e an* llrp s lrf* . S id e t ' u r t s i n s l*«r A ll M s | < p nl C ars Easy Terms Filling Station Corners Modal Trim Co. I l s d c e tlmrmmr Is M eat T o •*%%• T rl« c I h e t a r N al Ihe D n i r r . " Cs Harlan W. Kelley 510 Palm etto Avenue G. TAYLOR DYER Painting— Decorating PHONE 30» . Phone 313-J We will offer to you on th e above d a te a real suit-divis­ ion, with W ater, Lights and S e w e r.. All city conven­ iences and a real place to live and th e purest water in Florida to th ink. You will bathe in b e tte r water than most people drink, as this w ater is fu rn ish ed to all busi­ ness houses and residences in S anford and Orlando and . several other towns from the spring. Stop and consider what this m eans if you a re looking ior convenience. Why Buy Lots in o th e r places with no con­ veniences and pay an e x h o rb ita n t price you will he fac­ ing a genuine auction sale as you set th e price. » Be sure and atten d this sale and d o n 't g e t confused with other dates. When you huy a lot in this subdivision, it m eans money t<>you, as this is a real tow nsite alread y sta rte d from the number of homes already built. A large hotel is now under deep consideration, including drug stores and oth er business houses. Every clevdopm enLw.e h a v e fostered has been higlv grade in every particular. W e have never been called upon to offer apologies for the property w e have distrib­ uted. Each developm ent has been sold upon its ow n merits, therefore no apologies w ere necessary. Druid Park, our present developm ent, is on State High No. 3 (Sanford-O rlando R o a d ), and on the shores of beautiful Lake Jennie. It is in keeping w ith the highclass developm ents with w hich w e have been associat­ ed previously-Pinehurst, Pinecresty and others. Druid Park appeals to the most exacting:investor, it em bodies all the features thaj make it the pre-em inent investm ent opportunity of the Greater Sanford District. Ihe location is w hat you w ant an d w here you want it on the payed brick road, ju st 10 m in u tes from Sanford and JO mirrntes from O rlando—in th e h e a rt of Florida and development. These lots a re high an d dry, facing the brick street and 1(1 lots on a b eau tifu l two acre lake, orange trees and live oaks, b eau tify in g th is subdivision. I housands <>l people pass this road daily which makes property on a main th oroughfare in dem and. W’e are especially inviting you to th is g r e a t sale, whet.lv ei you huy or not, as your presence will be greatly aP' predated. I )rive out and look it over and you will find it tai better than we recommend. TERMS: Small Paym ent Down, Day o f Sale, easy. ’ J ✓ d( tu n -* - Frank J. F lp p atrlrk Ho w an b lUtendcn 0 . C. Griffin W. C. llill ; . M iltlw M. U. I rttm d m ' - - 4ta « t ............................ . E r i n * THE BRirWJHITTENDEN REALTY cb., INC* Ladies A re Especially Invited ( hicken D inner on the Ground c 62 North Or; * * r . L ; IJq w i o r g a n iz a t io n B a la n ce • rv iirt I ORLANDO �*ht: TIIE SANFORD HERALD. SATUIUJA ashington Was Real fan Avers His Kinsman m •'*“£F< *Jr ' ■iT-*‘ * 1920. *a-, ' H pj p o ra tlo m be In le g a l w U t c n c e . a n d o f tha a b o r t tf d issolved , o r f Q __therW lf* leg* and f t wry, I*?*." ^ n lI la C M k Scte Sr. s h im or o th e r w is e to dencea a rc; iTnoW * to tho ^ o n ip la in ow r*r * y nf o f ____^ O rd e r ed r a b llv t lo o t ila im in it an y Inter*#** anta In J :he; a b o v e F R A N K KVAhH and L . F un d at th e auovn co rp o ra tio n s, a* and to a t. VAInn t o su ccessors. aitaraholdara, stock * Book I. 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T ract 1, tw o t i f ) , l o a f u u i p T w n i t y "•'•tinning a t t h e n o r t h w e s t c o rone t i n . H u m . P a n a e T h t r t y r e r of th e s o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r of *.ne ( I t ) ) h . s ^ —- \ "'•eii„n I ! T o w n s h 'p SI S o u th . — , ________ a nd it appealTna Ir o n t t h e a f f p m /s Ilnnjre SI B a s t. , r u n _ lh c i ie e _ _ ut, n i of-et>mpiit.ni llereln filed t h a t n o t i c e b e p u b li s h e d In th * B a n r o r d n o t* CourtIV. F l o r i d a , o n t h U t i„ l ull. w . tl. n< "oiMli 5 elinlns. Mien*1* north~1T v /.J a n u a r A. I). )?3# a n u a y , l o i h d a y o d e e v a se d . o r o th e r w i s e , H e r a ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In ou and each of y o u Why Cl*lM ch-itna, i h e n r e w j t f 6 c h a ln a to „sonic V. _ __ ' teea, ** R “ . DOtJOLAHH, d e v is e e s, g r a n t e e s or o th e r w l k a . In rliihl, t .t l e o r i l n t c r e s t In a n d H a n fo rd . Heminole C o u n tv , F l o r i d a , point of b e g in n i n g . C le rk . (H eal) th e property h e r e in a fte r d escrib ed to t h t prop, r t ) h li re t n a b o v e d e ­ o n c e a w e a k f o r f o u r ( 4 ) c o n s e c u ­ . T iw et 3. I*y: A. M. W eek s, D. n d rt • ai il h, irs, d e v is e e s, k rn n teea ilaand t i v e w e#ka. scribed: f , J . o t , l nnd 2 of Illoek II. a n d ; or o th er c la im a n ts under J a m es A. NVITNKHH trt.r h a n d a n d th® o f ­ W ilso n , llu u a h o ld c r A D oyle. i t Is th v ttf .ic o i b i n K n K D t h a t ' 1 » 3. a n d 4 ..f B lock O _ if e m f i H o lictlo rs fo r C gm plalnnnt I U 'n lk ei d eceased , 4). tj, iT cnsbSW you and each ( y o u lie MUd a r e h e r e - f i c ia l s e a l o f t h e c i r c u i t C o u r t o f of th e T o w n o f Oviedo. F l o r i d a , .Inn. SO, F e b . C. 13. 30, 37. il c o e a s i d n h d H a r s h C. Ball ricceaa* t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of t h e oy required t„ i.piteur t o t h e bill of rirrnrdltut m pint th e r e o f , r e e d : a n d to nit p a r t i e s , e a c h coinpU Ini h etcin tiled, on M onday, S t a l e o f F lo r id * . In a n d f o r Hemlr , 'rd e d In P in t Book I, n n * n 4R ; e v e r y c l a i m i n g a n y I n t e r e s t o. the llrst ds> ,.f Hurch, A. I». 191#, nol® C o u n ty . F lo r id a , o n t h i s th® ° f ib e n u b ile records, of S e m i ­ til* t e r, e s t s , In t h e l a n d In v o- lv d In jo th d a y of J a n u a r y , A. D. lo t# . l!» T H R C I H c r i T tX lV H T . .. . e_________ _ t h e name brim* a R u l e D a y of th i s nole r o u n t y , F lo r id a . MF.MINOIJC C O IN T V , C l.tu t I l)A , i null under a n y o f th e ah ove nam ed V. F*. DOUHL.A8H, C o u rt, at the C o u rt H o u s e In H an­ T ract It IN C UA NC K R V. d e fe n d a n ts, ea ch and e v e r y w h ose 1 C le r k . ford. Seminole C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , und ( S e a l ) lle ir ln n ln c n l t h e n n r t h w e a ! c o r ­ J. F. McCIVELLA-fD. t a m e s u id r is ld e n c e s are u n know n B y : A. M. W e e k s . D. C. In d efa u lt th e r e o f, Ite c re v I’n i Coun e r of th e n o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r of C om plnlnant. to th e tl im plnlnanta In th e ab ove W ils o n . H o u s h o l d e r A B oyle, fvsBo Will 1,e < titered aaalnH I ) n u , th e n o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r o f S ec9 f«. o h lllle d ca u se stul lo a ll ‘u n k n o w n fl2 | S o li c it o r s f o r C o m p l a i n a n t a said cause helm ; a s u i t t o q u i e t t h i s • Inn II. T o w n s h i p II s o u t h , L k w ih K. STANTON, H. At.ICK I p a r tie s w h o so ev er c la im in g anr In th e c o m p lain u n t In a n d t o this J a n . SO. F e h . 0 , - I t , H*. ST. - II**n iri* I t K nat. th e n e e r u n s o u t h HTANTUN. MARY L n t’IHK HI.ASS. | te r e s l nr In . A terests N t t l ... 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C. nth. r« l1»*. a# u n d e r a n y o f * a s *4 oiV r o th trw C h e n e y , Sim on ^ -------- - H unt V '.t Housholder, llo h b l* J O . . « - » « • “ lia via. Hdilb d ictiu r for c o m p la in a n t. skaltobs h er husband, h *r bus- w, * * J S 2 i e cla im in g a a y ia lo r .a c p iS iT sndros “ L s .r ras ahove corpviralion. a* ag*» K. M ead ml _. and L * w l| u nd er th e » ~ iihold, rfc Iu (b* l.uroylfci faatiT tu i.d c s s * »«r i .4 4*4 of « o y e r» « a m n * . . •» ' , \ ? V K g T l f Cill,, T ° t > W T OF T M J irtlta, rack and-aver/-: «Lsw^ • * 9l COLS IT . g “ *“ . w ^ at U r. *♦ t U M t l r_ 8£$l J ss TO U \ /s& M jt< * U s { Rose Court Two adjoining lots; Eastern exposure For Quick Sale—Both For $1,000 ..... R. W. L A W T O N , Realtor S T | Coder construction new Spanith stucco how* seven rooms; garage and servant* quartan. Comer Magnolia and BporUng. Eaayterma, Will bo ready for dccupancy about February lat, Now Spanldh type house; six room*; ln BaLAlr on MeQonvlUe Avenue; easy term*, Mow Spanish stucco bungalow ln Son Lanta; terms. Lota 8, 4 and G Block 10 Tier 1; comer of Banlord Avenue and 15th S t flOO.OO per front foot fo< qulek sale. Easy terms. Lot 20, Block 8, San Lanta; prico $2,600.00, gram S g & t e s l A f t �. Q L n h- C( Pi ‘ l U jSir J Crane is to contribute to its O a great extent, the progress and the greatest care and forcsightiti selecting prosperity of a city is indicated today the equipment for the converiiehce and by the character and comfort of its hotels. comfort of the public. Weatfe particularly Travelers nowadays are exacting guests. gratified that Crane plumbing materials The impression they carry away is an ini* were selected to fulfill the expectations of portant factor in a city’s welfare, “(iood the guests. Not only is the satisfaction of hotels—a good town” is invariably their the patrons thus assured, but untroubled verdict. And over the land they go adver- service and continued economy is madfc * * ” tising the town that looks after the comfort certain for the management.-,, ,/• ? of its d> t# , visitors, « Choice of fixtures, fittings, valve*and head­ Crane Co. congratulates Sanford on the ing materials for your own hoi&6 can opening of the Lake f orest Motel. This guided by the preference for Crkne prodfine edifice is another “milestone in Sanford’s nets shown by an ever-increasing ntimbex march of progress and giu s to this city of fine hotels, apartments; office buildings, and the surrounding country a new and and public institutions. When in Jackson­ luxurious center for social and business ville, you are cordially invited to Visit the activities. It stands as a House of Welcome Crane Exhibit Rooms and inspect the un­ to the stranger within the gatrs.and brings usual display of plumbing and heating fix­ to him something of the old tradition of tures shown in a wide variety of styles, hospitality that makes lasting friends. types and sizes at reasonable pieces. In the construction of the Mike forest 1hev are sold through established plumb­ Hotel, engineers and architects have o-seJ ing cun tractors every where?- ~~ T ry } Im w s m 7 s , < (T he C rane Id a l ia Lavato ry pictured 'above is but an example oj the quality and beauty of Crane plumbing fixtures. For every purpose and at the price you want to p ay, there are Crane quality heating and plumbing fixtures to fit your require­ ments. The immaculate outer beauty oj Crane fixtures Covers ruggedntys that endures even after many yeard use. Piping and fittings, too: are of highest quality. • t ; t a V I V> P L U M B IN G UH N A EATIN G MATERI . CRANE CO., 738 WEST BAY ST., JACKSONVILLE, FLA 85 N. W. TENTH ST., MIAMI 1405 TWIGGS ST.. TAMPA. CRANE BEAUTY O P .E N — \ N E Q U A L I T Y ALL h i d d e n » ................. , �nford SATWTOA Author o f “L u m m o x * “Humoresque99 fipM, /JM. >£ y n e r p a p e r Bv liar. Indeed', more fJ&'Lynfhud alwayiybeen a little that, ’ tt sbre trial That was no simple matter tor one member* of a family that for generation* had k e n an outstanding one for its stability, conservatism, wealth and philanthropy. ‘■Come live with us. Be one of u s.! A nd every member of the family ukll promise not to interfere with your practicing all you^ so-called theories,to your heart9s content," said Fontaine, Lyn9s brother, spokesman'of the tribe. But that wasn’t Lyn*s way. So bn Christmas eve, When the members o f the great family were tilting wihe glasses and singing carols, Lyn was snuggling down under her old brown cloth coat on her blanketless cot• That was Lyn9s way. "Try it, Lyn. .We are having a re-union of sixty-eight Starlings, here in this great room. There will be a Santa Claus to distribute gifts. And baskets of fruit will be carried down to your poor. ff ■ '■«IS W fi'rajM I Sol. ' j r t f . rJnjsT™1TJ / *j|Vx j ** Jm m a« .Wjh if c a jr fc y Jv U R fS J f- •- ' c * ♦ y An # V v C ff" X jw fv J ] htr& ihS pa Hu k . JkW Si ffu* • 5 i vrvn . gffl ^ 1I m j M il y ***one those^people over whom jnembers of the family are forever conferences. dforty-*ix, in a family that minded its Ga consistency that had been largely w its social and industrial position, alone in a model tenement that ku j ^ ver*wore hfer heels flat, her bbed and her waistline flabby. ^tttmas, for some reason or another, took on a particular state of selfabout Lyn. Visited her in her tene4>ged her to conferences; family ones “replaces in oak-panelled drawing Parched on arm chavs and jjj hd threads out of tapestry upholtalk went on, and grave men with were figure, in Wall Street mid l., .1/ i , nue churches, wagged “ <1ra-law-ly h ead , at Lyn. Christmas, there was bom# .I c£n*erence which took oddoiJi. ti* n ^ “kiue Starlings on irity J ' t * exceP* had Lyn, upon and J L . 1° her tenement, It went even more severely with its adult victims. As she sat on the edge of a petit-point fireside chair, in the overwhelming dak and stone library of Fontaine Starling, there was a pinched, drawn look of combined povery and illness about Lyn Starling. She appeared sick and poor. The nieces and the nephews, the sisters and the and the Governor of the stale will be here during the evening and you can discuss your pet philan­ thropies and model tenements with him.’’ "1 must go back,” said Lyn, and rose and wrapped her brown cloth coat closer around her frail-looking body and smiled at the uncles and the aunts and the cousins and the in-laws with her fading blue eyes, and kissed her brother and refused more egg nog and went out with the eyes of her family boring glances against her back. A pathetic back. Two of the in-laws were frankly crying as she left and a senset>f depression was over the Starlings. "W ell,” sighed out Fontaine before he reached for another egg-nog, "w e’ve done our part again. And it’s her way.” "T h at’s it,” breathed out all the Starlings with the relief of enlightenment, “ it’s her way.” Lyn’s way, down in the model tenement, was a rather simple one. There was to be a Christmas Eve party in her rooms and she still had shopping to do. Her brother's limousine deposited her at the door of her tenement, but before going up, Lyn did her shopping. . . . .. There were eleVen due at Lyn’s for dinner that night and she only had four chairs. There was a plank and two small kegs to be procured. Sweet potatoes which Lyn knew how to roast in a gal­ vanized bucket until they popped! Popcorn, two pairs of knitted socks especially made by a neigh­ borhood women for a pair of club feet, and some barley to boil to proper consistency in case unex­ pected infants were included. • That was the worst (and the best) of the parties. It was impossible av*r to lay “covers” for a certain number. New infants and old grand­ fathers and last-minute left-oyer* were forever pies on the window sill, all but the meringues. P in k ; net stockings in a row under the kitchen shelf an d bulging with contents that showed through. .A uew peram bulator that had not been unw rapped standing in the little corridor outside the entrance to Lyii’s flat and a whole dfth-pan of confetti stand* ing on the drain boar<Lof the sink, waiting to bu tossed. . When Lyn arrived home, the Flaherty* were already before her. All four of them, including the Flaherty infant, sitting on the topmost step ♦i • . * ' "*waiting. That was the worst (an d the b e s t!) of these parties. Invite them for seven o’clock supper and, bless one! if they didn’t turn up forty minutes too early. Truth is, little Michael, with' the d u b feet, had been waiting in the lower hall since two. He had seen Lyn leave for her brother’s, uptown. Only not for worlds would he have told. Michael felt a little ashamed at being so eager for the party. Well, it was a gay one that took place in Lyn’a room. Sure enough, the eleven turned into four­ teen and the Sopinsky twins had to eat off a hassock spread with a paper napkin. .But the turkey greased every face from car to ear and the La Guardia youngster had literally to be fished out of the cranberry pot. And Lyn brought homo a kitten she had found under a stairway, and from gorging warm milk its sides were all swollen and caused more hilarity. And by nine o’dock the little Christmas tree, set on Lyn’s dressing table in her two-by-four bed-room was stripped as bare as Monegans with a display of gifts, until Lyn, Hard putf had to rake up out of her poor enough, halfempty dressing-table drawers, bits of odds and ends of finery for the Moncgan children, - a p p g j At ten o’clock, when it was time to take the Flaherty baby home, she howled so at the attempt to lift Lyn’s gray blanket off her peram bulator that in the end Lyn sent her home, gray blanket and all, piling, trundling, bundling her holidays guesta down the narrow flights of stairs until finally there was only the ticking of the alarm ckfck on the kitchen shelf and the purring of the inflated-kitten into the silence. At twelve o’clock, while the Starling family was standing around the roaring log fire in Fon­ taine's library, tilting wine glasses, singing carols i and dancing bn a flobr that was glossier than glass, , Lyn, on the side of her bed,, was sitting Hiding out , of her stockings, and nibbing the tired calves of her legs gratefully. | She hadn’t any blanket, so she snuggled up . close, on her cot, under the old brown'coat, andJ sighed out# in the goodness of being tired. Tick-tock, said the alarm clock. But the purring had stopped. Of cou rse!. Then Lyn climbed out from the covering of coat and, scooping the kitten up to bar# climbed hack into bed, snuggling for cover again. * ■ Tick-tock, said the alarm clock into the : deface Hut had been' <• riddled with Flaherty* �f privatecm, and the bank Wi HELfGIOL’S LEADER DIES NEW YORK, Feb. 0^-</P>— •! pc'*tt<l for the use of *r , '* y o u n g The Rev. Dr. Frederick 0 . Got* roVn ihtendlng to m arry a t a fu­ weld, executive Secretary of the ture day, and young .women wl.o Rrothcrhood of America Uunltod may expect to ehr.ngo their condi­ tion." A h New England became Inincrcariugly industrial th e m utual r banks kupt part). vTtaey.hr* still of $250,000 or more. In your New a benevolence. There are no sto ck ' Englander the th rift habit is Li-. holders ■and the trustees servo jrrnincd. William A. Gaston, a 1without pay. The profite, with Heston millionaire banker, for the wist of operation deducted, are years maintained the account and returned to the depositors in dlvp*3s book h!» father bequenthod ulemis. They also have had the him. I t Is n etistonr of lone stand-*1,effect of obtaining n higher raw fnp to open a tru st savings m - of interest to depositors In comrottnt for each child a t birth, Thu mereial banks. The average raw pass book, a t the child’a coming in M assachusetts Is more than of age, is an impressive object le i-■four and one-half per cent,, ns son In th rift,” against the two nnd one-half to Includes Foreigners three and one-half paid where And. Mr. Soliday pointed out. b" nk* ***< lhc dren. Young mothers are given liy. structions In the new modes of bringing up children. Economy A n d Thrift habit formed by neces-] ch accounts, (n a large for the j a c t that this lespite its lack of natural in the way of -ores or dl for agriculture, leads n In the average saving* osits per person. I K ? Seven per cent of the country's . p o p u latio n lives In the six states '• Bnd in their savings banks nro Id *. 0er cent of the total deposit*. F if­ teen oer cent of the total, rum \ l»er of depositors live here, fty*. The .need of the New Knglnndcr ft -to sava, was with ihim fro m -th e lime the Pilgrims landed on Ply­ mouth Itock, said Joseph H. Soil* RiV day, president of the Savings ;<,• *Bank association of MnssnchuE ,s e tts . The climate 6f the PlyBrmouth colony was such th at the |A'*A!ayflo w e r’s passengers were bn- K KIRK' S Airro top shop deal C « ff« C arpels lie S lrrlle a * r . Hunt milt, F l a . An electric railroad is to be built to the summit of .he Zugspitze, the highest mountain in the Dnvurinn Alps. HEAT MARKET 410 Sanford Av*. Sanford. Fla. Drive out and see the improvements th at are now being We have received numerous requests fo‘V.r.*• #imore particolai ■-**** * '9 syndicate proposition which appeared in lh e Herald.1 not fully explain every point here but w ill give you H points and explain iully when you call. ( 1) We are syndicating this properly a t fcoSt There is only one explanation of the new low prices announced January 7th by Graham Brothers. • |dv».'tyV?,l • i • i (2) $625.00 will entitle vou to a 1-20 interest in the syn­ dicate. * * *, T h a t e x p lan atio n is ' - - o v e r w h e l m i n g d e ­ m and\ (}) Conservative estimates indicate a above each $625.00 invested. Demand increased so rapidly in 1925 that G ra h am B ro th e rs a tta in e d undisp u ted Leadership among the exclusive truck m anu­ facturers of the world. r 1 on should get back >. Your profits ♦ Such demand calls for expansion. Expansion means still greater production! Greater pro­ duction m eans savings in m anufacturing costs. seini-annuailv vour investment within over a as occasion ;haser of a $625.00 interest in the property her option within 60 davs, anticipate the Graham.. J § ^ th e i^ lia y e -expanded trernciv dously, both in buildings and equipment—and are now passing the savings on to the buyer. rchase a lakefront lot at regular selling 00.00 which sum wilL.be charged against profit winch w e believe is assured. Ne.zv P pees 1 Ton Chassis IV2 Ton Chassis MBM Low Chassis rem aining Delivered Masonic Temple & & one 7 3 5 MILLER 0 . PHILLIPS, INC Oak Ave., at Second St. ■ R E A L T Y CO. Z02 FIRST ST. ‘ PH O N E 775 -S A N /= o /? n - # £ o o /D A 202 First Street SOLD B Y DOD DEALERS 1 VERS F. H. Sruggs, Mga. Phone 773 �r fm w m m m r n lA d jU tl' Elk Ousted ' I<KO r S n !r» ,v A r r ' ,,A T !O V TO niifjniSrr. ln ,,m‘ r«n«^ini£ , „ ? ? f n i i i £ f rt by, Rl'f ,n *" a ll pt-r- ^££fr«i, u Mo­ by the with r»» the >" fitm in u lo C nnn. -mr but the governing body fear ¥ f » s .* S ’ presence of n womnn a t their ? w * k !i* r a a «.hle Moreover, theso members ttg-li they clecfrd MPe. Judith VT_ * f? U i 11, i *; G ^ r m s f i i i r L . t i fjonthlere.- daughter of the priet. S**** lS 't nnd that, site didn't taker her «it ^ *• U ,1«f.»T HWVi; ot.ftvVU; 15 aer^s Mademle dutle* any too rorfously.J vtf?rr '^ rn jjrW s\Vtt of K\V»*' Ny:v*: sy*’i «■* .Miss A lh-0!nrf*ryh tTO dough-1 kVm? , Vf HH*»; SEU ler of the oresident of rieeh o sl1*-1 • srett - byR7 ST U" I' !‘L ‘ W W i *<r vnkia. has b«am * one of the W l- f {{£;* "[ f*gW i« til; K p t: inr fo rm of rroaresa in aocinl .ind welfnre work in that country'. Her rifts of orgenirstion nnd N '*1. nf si;'.i: ?n i : s ..r n b h * leadership are nttriM tm l to her b ! - ,' • ■ i . '. ... ' t . . -.1 ■;(.>, ..r American training. S h ' has a de* « ^ ' i i f OTg>. : / K I \ y. .if ,rree from the University of Chi­ v» ■,: mill s,Ki»., v *V': WNlJU * <.r: -Nl; \\ ' ."r„f* .4K'i cago. * ” v " r -I* s*; r.Vj, ..f K lfu Although Mina Masnryk in the •m l a w > , « f N V u of s \y >*;»* •>» S»:», ,.t ,\-\vv. bend of the National Red Crnsa, *\Y‘> . ) «\VJ4; u-t. „f N\V‘„ ; her work extends to evory variety x \> I, . , S w C ; . w / l . „f N H !i N '» of s i : • , of social advancement K ’a o | fUV 1. A school has been opened a t of N\Vi, I, J Belgrade to tench women to drive N of \'U 1, Portion 3U; steam locomotives. The opening of ? sXU >, , . f n new railrond drew attention to A ll Hu. '•V** In till:. I.ViiiL In if To'Vu-J no the shortage in men. • I SMtth, IlnuK*’ 41 Km I The women pupils do not dis­ N 1. 2, X k 5, «. ' •>. in. firI card the shirt, which in fact they i r 15. Ml. 17. i* TT>. 20. 33, 24, 1 * s«, r.r. *r,. *•>. so; at. i wear rnther long, but prattlenl -r.", 23, 1. .a. . 2), 1*1. 41. work will tirobujily make gradu­ 4.1. 44. it . UV. 47, ' 1R 4R, l i SO, 61. S3, 34. ates adopt trousers nnd overalls ftt,. f*7. SR. SH. 00, 41, William w . Wbodcoek. exnlti.l rul­ C 3 •1 4 •* 3, * .•* 71 «K sr so many women did in France -?7i7x, t.:ifil* TO 73. 71. 73, *1. 52.. when forced by the wnr to take er of Pawtucket (H. I.) lodge „f M. s:,. n*i, *>*»7,,.«7, i*t». 91. fIJ. r.lks. whose resignation has Iwn 03, !#«, • *R. up men’s professions. «», 9!i. imi. i*i, n ordered by Judge William li. AtHa. 'JfifjJ -LI '* i LS.JJAkJ Pome Rhnchel Crowdy. who di­ well, national grand exalted ,u! r rects the departm ent of the Icoguc Atwell investigated reports nf al­ of nations nt Geneva which con­ leged liquor law vioaltions by the centrates ita activities on opium Pawtucket lodge, nl ndilitiiin to studies, the protection of women ordering Woodcock's resignation and the promotion of child wel­ he suspended the charter of the fare. thi* spring will give n aerie* lodge Cor HO days. of lectures in Canada nnd various Amcricnn cities. Paine Rachel, who is an English woman, has effectively served as secretary of the two international opium conferences held nt Geneva. Owing to Russia’s isolation from foreign countries styles in Indies' gowns, footw ear and hair- Telephone ConVersalion lliiueen dress arc taking n long time to Paula I’erier nnd l^slie Presrnlt Vis Mrs. Prescott in?" reach the Moscow stores. So the e Russsian women and girls, who ' 1 "Yes, Madame.” "Will you tell her that Miss heretofore depended for the latest Cushions upon Paris nnd London, Porier would like to speak with now nro creating their own styles. her?" "Yes, Madame." These styles usunlly follow the simplest' lines. Silks arid ssWns 1 "Good morning, Mrs. Prescott. nro rarely seen, nnd picture hnts, This is Paula I’erier. I have just silk stockings, afternoon frocks arrived and dropped in to ms* Sal­ nnd evening dresses are luxuries. ly at her office. She is going over Presses are so plain nnd devoid of to the mill with me in a few trimmings th at there is alm ost a moments. "She tells me you are not com, note of masculinity in them.. The “Vaserky contec" of exquis­ Ing over this morning." "No. Little .lack s quite ill nnd ite, supple doeskin in nil the new­ est colors, is the rage along the I wouldn’t feel right if I left him. Itivicra. The skins, specially pre­ He had a bad cold on Friday even­ pared and dyed, nrc soft and vel­ ing. That was one of the renRons vety, nnd tho chic note is the ub- I did not go to the bazaar on Sat­ senco of lining. On the outer side urday nnd in spite of nil I could the coat is soft and dull in sur- do it has grown steadily Worse. fnce. and on the Inner side it i.< Last night both Hit* family physi­ ns smooth as satin. The'coats are cian nnd a specialist were much for wear with white serge or Bhun- afraid of pneumonia but tills morn­ tung dresses in the morning, a ing he seeniR much better. •‘However, I am not disap p o in t­ r.mart little draped hat being ed. I had not intended to go any­ niaile to match tho cont. way. Of course 1 would have liked to see how moving picture* are made but I think I snail huve to Sr fires Is This Your w ji , 1 1 ft MS. Wttf.of * 114. K‘* »f U«. lit. IS*. If*. Ill 1*5. 1S«. 137. 1JR, 1J*. no, 131, 13*. m . l l * . 1ST. tip. 134. mid 140 or siavl* Colony Company I'llMlVlitlon a rco rtlin c to ‘ pint th ereof, o f record In th e P u b lic Kecords of stm ln n lo C o u n ty , P lo r lIn P lat tlonk J.' P oite 71. hat n p etition unkim.' th a t *the '•ri|p«ln(t lohOfl l*e fu n d ed In to n rnlnnke d l-trlct un d er A r lle l* 1. tncliKtrd in Biich d l r i r t c t a m t y o u . -ami rrirh o f y o u , »rr> h*J*P%V OOllM in u p p v n r on i n * n r * t R s l » I ' n ' m i*nrlrttr n o t lea* xh»fi t w e n t y IS® I ilny* a f t e r t h l a Notice* S a* **rtn pubiuhr>a f o r fntiT w e e k * a« r- i|H ir t d Uy *nld A c t. t*»-wll: o n iln m la y . th e Silt, d a y o f A p r il . ISSS. ill t h e o ffic e o f t h e C l e r k o f t h e t "!I'rnlt C o n n iif St-mlimlt* C o u n t y . V'lorliU. am i ehow caaR*. If a n y tlirr® lie. w h y aitI<1 ilralnaw o «U*irlrt » I net to f lli In «Bl(l P e t i t i o n e h i i t not h r n n s a n t w d no • p u h l l o rorporatlnn of tti.. PtAlf* o f F l n r m a . l i m e of f i r s t p u M t c a l l n n V e b r t t a r y f lh . IVie. . . ISettll V. lb iw JU nf.APft. _ f'lairl/ nf tit., 1*1 itaii It l*i>lttl S > > cX £vc0s9 Face to Face With your Problems. ilf > ■ - "Vi 1 I*« i< i m - '.'. i i . . 11. • 1 * — Du not hesitate to come to tin for a friendly confidential talk whenever you need finan­ cial ficlp nnd advice. W 6 nro here to help you. and you will ftlwayn find us willing. 'k * v v* **1 * . <;<••• B U S IN E S S IS B E T T E R ! How nlmut lolting us linve that listing that you have t>een holdinjf back for the Wirttor Buying Session 7' Tf you would like to pick up some real bargains be­ fore another increase In prices, \vc have what you ♦• ** FIRST NATIONAL BANK k i ;'i i A■ i .t >. U f i r v a n r i i . ’ Room 8, Gamer-Woodruff IUdij. ^a* i , ,v . (T-'vl!**' r 1 PAUL LAKE Licensed Real Estate Broker A OVER' Salesman— E. T. MOORE. SjEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT TjflE ROMANCE OF BUSINESS IS P 0 I N 6 FOR YOU. . . vj V 'lP'T ’f r t 4? 8***«H*T*1"vA,W»- In the heart o f Agriculture and Industry • ' ’■ .* . Ipujt that o ff un^il I go to Culifoty ITuarers n i r t n a a v : " <i«ini~whrri'-»-'fM>ri r< ' »n> <-• bse their " "You sec, Miss Perier, John, Mr. ut their Prescott, has seemed so nervous SATURDAY, FEBRUARY f> I the sale over ibis morning's work that I 1 uesiion*. If so, your health will be costly | told him I would not burden him yti and it to you and unless you watch it care­ with the ndded enro of a help­ rith in- fully your energy will give out be­ less wife.” ‘ — of the fore you gain the success you dp- : *‘I cannot imagine you n helpless wife, Mrs. Prescott. I think you ' serve. | You will enjoy writing, as Htera- \ must be the most helpful one in : of the tim, appeals to you, and you huve ' the world, and I know from what j u»:i* *s k-r,.at rhunces of becoming nation- | Mr. Prescott bus said that he must .a*, Mif■ ally known for your writings. think so too.” Prtvada*." Success will cause you to wear the i “That's very swt-el of you, Miss I Ihr itiil­ high hut” for a time, but you will | I’erier, hut the truth of the mutter lumed drop your "high hrowiahness" us is that I would lie perfectly help­ km that you realize its handicap to you in less either in moving pictures or n they an' dealing with business associates. steel mill. I’m sure if I did not hr militia continually get between the cam­ ill dogs, era and the actress 1 would be just I Sl NDAY, FEIIIIUARY 7 children" about to f m11 hi the open hearth, j wans (la* If so, your first consideration Although, as you know, my father I flings of a must in* your health. A tendency founded the Graven Hamilton unde ni- toward weakness can he overcome, Steel Mills, I don't think I have been however, if proper care of diet nnd in them mme than three times in living conditions^Tobserved. my life and I could not possibly go You will bejmndicnppcd early in now." life by this weakness, but with care "Well, I'm sure, Mrs. Prescolt 1 your manyflod will be hearty and think it just as well you’re not vigorous. coming. We're pll at such a high Your principal interests will lie tension of nerves that I'ni inclined tilong lib rary and scientific lines. PL think the whole swjuence will Again, fou must tako c a o y w t to ~ ' •**■"’ —^ LtW law-* overdo tfiis, which'is apt to Tie coh- -in*“I Called you up,* however, to Or motli- fi ning. tell-you I shall not he able to see t »i* nut Your Iriurrled life will be happy. tew law It will iftA commence until a fter you again if you did not come to the mill this morning a* I expect­ I children you are fully Brown. ed." ttul Mill W here Industry and Agriculture Meet *•* "f N, • tfc* k * • Ii ^ Hack of every H ucrensful ril> must Klnntl the lmslr imlttslries which con- Irihute to Ihe public wealth nnti make prosperity anti progress possible. The su c c e s s of any city depends on how well it has planned Inward supplying inhabitants with happy, profitable employment in order that they In turn may enjoy the com forts and luxuries thut are the herlngo of every Ameri­ can citizen. "■*, Industry nnd Agriculture are.the iloniinent features in the background of the solidity oT S u n fo ^ l.. U nlike many cities "that have «rown up" over nhrht. in order to supply: mrnns of habitation for-pq>i>l»r-. Sanford* the city substantial, has been hollt for pc ,mnnonce.; Industry and oRrlcultura, form the foundation and sustaining background on which our city has “ * p* ' -*#f- * been founded. kir mnin■ of vuirar p i pmcnl Lonns , Loon9 MONEY AVAILABLE pinny iMvn For First Mortgage Ixians on IJhcral Valuation Itailn at 7/* Consult us first wheu In the market for funds » revival nf A. P. CONNELLY & SONS lit her mnr- •inre |.r.:i4. A Seen.* Price $25 per foot rhon, ** iiiin iiiiM y ^ -a i p especially IW peri to [been proved f* dapled 1o re the couu- MUt industry 'men ire now ■v land Kiri han a year ni and GardnK difficulrequeitg 0f "t workers. i«e and bouworaen memnot yet acute «er the next Uw present 31y one. the ** t room to r, Min Wll- FOR SALE Beautiful new stucco bungalow six rooms, bath and two porches, located on Oak A venue at Fourteenth Street. ThU unique development offer* excellent Investment opportunJUe* •.•a Price $8,000.00. Terms. ANOTHER BRITT-CHlTTENDEN DEVELOPMENT dpion have *o But aa thi* welve hy le v - w ribed at a member* do OUR ORGANIZATION The Davey-Winstbn Organization, writing. C. a . Button C. U Britt < E. A. Chittenden* L. P. Inc. ? own to be a ,J®*ncipaied Owners Masonic Bid*, phone 707 iff1-' * ■■■ • D. C. Griffin W. C. HOI * E. M. Hunt �• ’A right understanding o f sound investm ent is ns neces' w r y today as ever.. The principal factors governing u investm ent are: l.-+^A FETY (OB SECURITY) !v JL—INCOME (OB RARNINfi POWER) *•—*AVAIL A BIL1T Y (OB CONVERTIBILITY INTO CASH) The w Im nuin wants absolute safety with reasonable income and a sw urlty, which can ALWAYS BE CONVERTED INTO MONEY WITHOUT LOSS. ' Cover these requirements bj* owning membership shares In the SEMINOLE COUNTY DUILDING A N D LOAN ASSOCIATION Builder U n d e rs ta te Supervision and Examination jV 1 210 East First Street OFFIC ERS' -j DIRECTORS PIIANK L. WOODRUFF Hit. FRANK L. WOODRUFF. HR. President. Jz D. DAVISON V\ k’. pp re.ld T T.n t ' . C. L. BRITT Secretary' . . n in r j * a. ne.1 m T r' " u r ,r K. F. HOUSEHOLDER ■i, Attorney I>i’poMitorie»: ■ . , . P lain A nd Ornamental! ties.” T h e Arinco Ingot 207 French Avp. Siaftu Telephone 7lfi.»/ F irst National Bank, Seminole County Bank if its I I Masonic Temple Building LUM BER f CEM ENT *< * If,-. • LIM E { AE EXAMPLE Phone 75 f OF ■* COLONIAL Contracts# STUCCO STYLE PLASTl S H IN G L E S R O O F IN G WE HAVE IT Y O U ’L L G E T M O R E ‘Y E A R A G E ’ G O U T O F O U R C O N S T R U C T IO N 1 W ORK 1 ■ ; ■* -'M 1 Perm anency is the surest m eans o f yieldI in g continued profit on your building pro­ j e c t s . D isintegration and the need for re[1 pah’s is a cost that eats into your returns |[ on your investm ent. I L et us help you build for security, for Iy endurance for minimum upkeep. We do lijthiB by careful, conscientious workmanI I ship, the correct selection of correct ma| Nterialand quickest complotion-of theconl^ ra cted lv o rK t L etu s supply estimates. B i I * m\ . chltecture will find in this cighlroorn house nn excellent example of Its use for a modern home. Horn we have simplicity of strur lure nnd symmetrical placing "f openings. The entrance Is so »ousually fine one, a wodprii, rupr iftltd'tion of Old Colonial work. Benutlfully proportioned f o r ­ mers do not mnr the plain roof. Notice, too, the nurrow cornice and the .twelve-light windows—come .times called “Colonial windows" with their green blinds Against wido clnpbonrds. v The room arrangement Is of lVpractical central-hall type, with the kitchen In an ell at the r e a r of the house. Above the kitchen U 0 maid's room ami bath, with u rear stair lending up from th e kitchen. , ’ i'nssing through the vestibule at the front entrance, you are tn thi) long hall. Ahead of you is a lovely Colonial stair, rising in u straight flight, nnd a t each side French doors leading to the living room and dining room. The liv ing room is luxuriously large, and with its fireplace its built in book­ cases and window seats, nnd Its glass doors opening to the spacious open porch, it is most inviting. The dining room is no lesn a t ­ tractive. There are a pair cor­ ner closets_a_.pretty and ft hflftiluWe little fireplace lit the corner. 11 Masonic Tempi? B|ff. SUB t1 D rooM •■Or-Oi MS. P COOK jji — —— .... • Meisch Bidg All m odern finishes insidear w ork Guaranteed.Lookoutn P lenty of Mechanics anlpl terial. ——-- --........... - A COMPLETE LINE O F . . J BUILDERS SUPPLI C o u rte s y . C u r t i s I’o m io n le s . C llpto n, U . D O R SEY HOW ARD & KELLY Contractors & Builders I t Room 217 We specialize a) Work. tS S S It.*AA*. NEWMAN A. It. KEY W. 8. HAND W. W. C. SMITH J .D . CHITTENDEN . W. C ./IIIL L JO E CAMERON E. F. IIOUgHOLDER 110 N orth Laurel Ate Phone 719 Corner Third and Oak GUARANTEED T ile roofs, built up roofs, i repaired. Estimates free House Paint iiiy color, per g a l................... .. double thi'k paste pain,! gal tore linseed o i l per g a l......... loor varnish, per g a l......... 'lat wall paint, per g a l........... over felephone 111 Terlap and 1(alien, Proprietors has op hand an tmusuallv com plete stock of all kinds of building materials. P L U M B IN G & .} , , "4 -V *_ G A S RAI In addition w e have rolling cars of brick, tile, rock, sash weights, doors and w indows, nails apd various kinds of lumber. ^ R A D IO . * / Let us book your orders in advance sure to have your needs supplied. soyouwill ho .’123 Sanford Ave — Phone472-W �■ 4 f *• r r ‘ - *, • •mXiT g m a t e r ia l s 2-'. Stocks Right Now of .* 1 * M M la l • ^ ■1 ~•■t ' * 7-*t***'~"* ■* *•'/’. / ^ ^ jFf - * ■ *4 itv and Service Workers Bemitiful to the eye. More Radio for tho money . MAKE YOUR HOME ATTRACTIVE WITH PAT- kindln 5Sol°*b0i.^,il,ed.in ahcet mclal work of all eiS Vn«2Sf hoU,.a. i«in guarantee t0 every job.Job with us- Th«t is Why we BS AND ROOFING. The sweetest toned on the market Sanford Paint & Wall Paper Co. XONja SUN PROOF PAINTS. than any machine made— rFANSTJEHL, IT PAYS TO BUY QUALITY MERCHANDISE. ' "Tinners to the Trade" * Sanford Electric Co. WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF PAINT. VARNISH .. [CES ARE LOWER KALSOMINES AND BRUSHES. JAMES H. COWAN . SH EET METAL CONTRACTOR & COMPANY Telephone 1 1 1 a G. U. STUART Quality Metal, Efiiciont Service, Correct Price. IOak Avenue. , • ■. > A. R. PLATT, President. MIRCH *L. FOX WELAKA BLDG. Phone .10.1 Oak and Third Sts. « 112 First Street llfi Magnolia Avenue .............. ....... Plans if You Need Them I Joes not the luxurious th o u g h t of a com­ fortable fu tu re appeal to you? The t r i f ­ ling sacrifices necessary now will quick­ ly fade when you become the proud pos­ sessor of your home. EXCLUSIVE DEALERS Phone 442 ■ ■— - ............. HOSIER'S COME ON .% LETS BUILD A GREAT CITY X » e tu s Most of our work's not dono with a lead pencil— others It tnkes long term money and lots of it to build great citied. ,A city wide, co-operative spirit i« alno neces­ sary. o tv tn S L but glad to furnish you an cstimnto. Wo on saving you money If ,,»y*tg&i1 /■!-" the job. ^CO N TR AC TO R S We are making loans on homes, improved business property and apartment houses at 7 percent interest. M'OltD. FLORIDA •i.f ' * t l H il* ' Lets talk over your program. *f *w* jelephone 693 ? ;; ; Phone 48 haliit of doing things right. — ■■ • — 1* * - # you figure on handing us We |inve both. [ figure * • ' T J.H JACKSON I I iv k m f/tl !.'< V DJROSIEBS i {I Representing Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Com­ pany ami the Calvert Mortgngo Company, with assets over Twenty-five Million Dollars. Sanford Building & Loan Association — l* .»■ * • *■ W Jl- e n tio n ! Building Time Has Arrived tractors T h e railroads have been industriously working out from • * under an unprecedented strain; and theyt are rapidly *• % * bringing us building materials of all descriptions to add 'uiiders to our already large stock. «. * ** We are also receiving valuable aid in this regard from the JUST R E C E IV E D A QUANTITY OF plATERIAL: P CEM ENT. T H' E ' ID EA L S P O T T• O • ■» . river transportation companies. FO L- * *• L E H IG H • yo * , Or h o m e Consult this office before you start con- make secure Sanford’s future as a great industrial city. IE, ACM E P L A S T E R . struction, w e have some interest Com e to see us and w e will do you good. mation for the home builder. ICC Your OrdetM Early Hill Lumber ornpany Celery City lU tZ faI iT f IEJ S. A. P. HUDGINGS, Manager ., ' *t V * I t- * ; W ) Courtesy and Quality West Third x o( Zip S .rv lc,. p h'0B l I3 5 , * "SA^*B’' Phone 505 »•. : -■ y, - T h e St. Johns River and Lake M ontoe of themselves, T IG E R BUILD ;V* - y-S ■lAr.v* �■H H -Sanford Dally Herald AMT AD. RATES Tarma: Caah in Advance tfephone ads. will be re* rived from patrona and collector sent Immediately _____ J M . 9 Tlmee ___________ 8c a line ; 8 Time*.._____L - ...... 7e a line 1C Tinea — — — Be a line The reduced rates are for con­ secutive insertion!. Six words of average length aio counted a line. Minimum charge o f SO for CHEVROLET Don-Jon Chevrolet Co., Inc. 2nd and Magnolia Phone ' JAMES n . COWAN-—All Ubda ‘& 4^~Holp— M ale o r F e m a le of Tint and Sheet McUl Work. W ater and Boat Tanka. A t Oak Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. DODGF Miller 0 . Phlllipn Co., Inc. Pleasure can and Graham truclu. MIRACLE Concrete Co., general Oak and 2nd Street. Phono 3 cement work, sidewalk*, build. Ing blocks irrigation base*. J . R; SANFORD BUICK CO, Tcrwiileger, Prop, 212 Magnolia, Avenue . . Phone 367 T._ M. DUNLAP: Paint! of the better kind. 10th ar Laurel. HUPS—MARMONS Phone 556-W. Sanford Automobile Co. 200 Magnolia Ave.. Phone 13T RUN AN AD in these columns. The cost is small, results arc LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON great. Phone 148. Edw ard-Higgins, Inc. Commercial & Palm etto. Phone 331 AUTOMOBILE DEALERS r If you w ant to sell your used cars, ad­ , NASH vertise daily on the classified page. Sanford Dealer, S. A. Pine 208 W. F irst St. Phono 017 27—Professional Services ,th« advertiser for subsequent insertions. The office should be notified Immediately in case of ADVERTISERS . A Herald representative thor­ oughly familjar with rates, rules sad classification will give jrou complete Information.' And i f jrou wish, they win assist you Jn wording your want ad. to : nOk« it more effective. IMPORTANT NOTICE Advertisers should give* their street er postoffico address as well aa their phone number if they desire results. About one reader out of a thousand has a telephone, nd the othsre can’t DIANA Moon — Diana Sales and Service ?08 W. F irst St. Phone 017 WIGHT PRIN T SHOP—Printing Engraving, Embossfng. See u r S. Q. PORTER, Mgr. first. We do it. Phone 417-W DODGE TOURING in good condi­ R. R. Ave.-Commcrciai St. tion, fa ir rubber all nroqnd. Sold for repairs. Wuldon’s Garage. 411 FOR THAT tired, run down feel­ E. 4th Street, ing c h iro p ra c tic sp in a l adjust­ ment and beneficial and will mako you feci invigorated. Why not* in­ vestigate 7 Phone 4B2-J for a p ­ pointment, Dr. W. E. MaeDougall, 307 1st National Bank Bldg. DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS SANFORD DRUG COMPANY “The Rexall Store” Sell Good Used Cara. rVo make n specially of our prompt 1025 Ford Coupe. filling of prescriptions and quick 1022 Ford Coupe. delivery. 1025 Ford Touring. >rugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches 1025 Fordor Sedan. 1023 Ford Touring. HANEY’S DRUG STORE—P re­ scriptions, Drugs,- Sodas. ,W« 1026 Ford Ton Truck. ure ns near yoa us your phone. MILLER O. PHILLIPS, INC. Call 103, Phohe 3 ' *. , Oak a t 2nd St Handsaw. Absolutely Guaranteed. For solo by BALL HARDWARE V Pltone 8 SALESMEN! SALESLADIES! RG—Wanted—To Huy WANTED—I want to hut or lease . •. some light business fi Ing st:»three more in our sales organ­ lion, tourist camp luneh counter, isation to sell a. high qlarf* sub- » ■pool rnopi or any -light business ' •> much help, division, which is Irl n high that does not require state of development, (food j . D. S. care of l i e r u i d . ____ 2 commission. Let’s talk-Ur-over. IX—Room s and Board CaU a t J qod FIRST NATX. BANK, or ; . PHONE h4lf0-L3 J, E. BPURLINO, subdivision spadallst. Subdivision to Orm ig h t* , Florida on Dixie HighUndo, Florida, and F lo r a SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile roofs, built Up roofs. Re-roofing over old roofs. I^aKs repaired. E s ­ IS— Automobiles for J2x* tim ates free. Call Oak Ave. and 36— Situations Wonted — !. ' ..................... 3rd St. Phone 111, Female AUTOS FOR HIRE EAGLE AUTO SERVICE Day A LITTLE TTANT A D . IN Tho or night. Meets all trains. lingHERALD will bring you in big IV — E m p lo y m e n t age transfer. Phene 651 and 03-W. results. Advertise those old a r­ ticles you have stored away and REEL A SONS 112— Help Wanted— Female hare no use for. A little, thirtyYou Drive It. rent ad may bring you soveral W. Myrtlo and 2nd St. nt R. R. LADIES wanting pleasant outdoor dollars. Thone 148 and a ‘repre­ work apply Denison, Advertising sentative will coll and aee you. 15—Service Stations— Repair Dept. 305 Ucckc llldg., Du'ytoii, G, Sturt nt 40c nn hour. Send self ad­ 52— liusineKH Equipment dressed stumped envelope. HAVE YOUR CAR Washed , Polished and Greased »• , nt the PERFECTION AUTO LAUNDRY Oak Avenue Wo Givo Night Service XI—Real Estate For * Sale ATKIN'S “SILVER STEET 28— Repairing ‘ I—-Announcements 6g— Specials at the Stores COLORED GIRL wanted to care for child In afternoon. Call up­ stairs ut 1112 Myrtlo Avenue. II. B. McCALL JR. 5.1— Help Wanted—Male Builders Supplies MAN WANTED (city or country) 110 North Im urd St. — 10— Loet and Found old establisluM tompnnywiiPntrOply capital nnd start you in your i permanent business selling t b S T OR STOLEN, B artllng cord WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ own nolia and Second, First nnd Elm, necessities people must buy every 1 -1 tire and Ford rim . Return wlghto Experience unnecessary. Write Sanford Avenuo and 10th Street. day. Print Shop, Sanford. McConnon &. Co., Factory 821, Wi­ Expert service. nona, Minn. HILL LUMBER CO. Hondo of tan colored hound Service, Quality nnd Price. nor can g e t by doYOUNG MAN: One with high OPEN ALL NIGIIT nd paying for nd. R. school education preferred,, who 53— Building Materials onto 1, City. Wrecker Service I)ny and Night can meet tho public, uml call nn 24 Hours Storage local business men. Sniury basis. YELLOW PIN E lumber, plenty of OWN checked coat on Celery WALKER & LEWIS GARAGE State age In communication. Ad­ fram ing nnd sheathing for im­ ipera in ret, Liberal re. Sanford Ave. & 2nd Street dress 11 10 care Herald. mediate delivery at a suving to you. • Phono 00 return Herald Office, Vermont Lumber Co., Osteen, Fla. Phono 4800. I I I ^ B u s i n c H S S e r v i c e of money on Oak Ave., near St. Owner apply nt 810 5H— flouK chold G oods 18— liuHinesH .Service O f f e r e d EVER BRITK Radiant 0)1 Heater. 81 OLEN from Milano Picture show Sanford Agent, 109 Sanford ►dnea'day p. m. a emblem bycyAvenue. AMERICAN CAFE !o. 4DG5B4. Reward if returned Wo huvo just opened up u modern Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN ire. J . F. Veatey, 109 Codur cafe in tho Cates building, We servo 321 E. First Street borne cooked foods, in the cleanest Wo carry a full Una . of surroundings. Everything ennlOnly producers wanted. We have Our prices are right. Cash or ST-Between the postoffico ami lury. Come in and cat with. us. Wownnt your business. nn unusually attractive proposition terms, toumlUal A Anderson's npproxlto offer to hustlers who have come Italy 260 unused 2-ccnt slumps, to Sanford to make monoy.Our list­ 01 — Miscellaneous ader please return to Florida ings and clientci is the bcst.“ If igetable Corporation* you are n salesm an'.and wont to REFRIGERATOR, ' ctipn. lty ' 200 IF IT ’S A BARGAIN make permanent connections, where •iWe H»ve I t” pounds, suitable for restaurant or your services will bo appreciated, store.)One 3 burner oil stove. In­ RUNNYLAND REALTY1CO. Realtor and your Income unlimited. Ad­ quire" Cryatul Lake Oil StuUon, 11. G. Wool worth, Mgr., 221 Meisch dress Box I)-11)0 care Herald, for 1-ake M ary, _ -____ =*? Bldg., over Piggy Wiggly, but wo nn interview. d e liv e r.----------^ fi2— M u sical In H tru m c n ls -------____________________ ______ kulDiTTbWIm-ForSnlo, REALTORS and Brokers -Imuld carry a eompleta list of their AND NEW Oakland Touring best offerings in the cIofsKhiI col~ ‘ ' ind Coach. Sacrifice for FRESH FRUIT, Tresh vegetables. urns dally. Glosser, dealer. Corner Fresh oysters daily. Wo carry Celery and W lfrtt Street.' only the host in these lines. Try our G1— S w d s , I'luntH, F e r tiliz e r s store for quality products. Royal Jlf— Salesmen and Agents 1 1 — Automobiles for Rale Fruit Co., 107 W- First Street. 10(H) SOUR orange nnd grapefruit seedlings, one half to one m. for TRACTOR SERVICE! Plowing, CHRYSLER ' budding, also few pineapple buds. disking and street grading, CHAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO. State inspected, t« be taken where ill W. l i t 8t. Phone 002 Let u* do your subdivision. M. M. they stand. West Terrace, LongLord, Route A, Box 210. wood.'.Fla. . ,« » • * • • TWQ automobile’ salesmen, good iLYS - KNIGHT and Overland, ' proposition to hustlcre. Replies CUT ^LOWERS for sale. Calendu and M. Motor Co., Park and 19— Building—£ontructlng ........................ ‘l ■ A ddreU vJL stric(J^ confidential. las now ready. 25c per doxen SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. L. S. care of Herald, Phone 40-W. Mrs. L. H. Jones. Successors to GiUon A Piatt NOL>: HUDSON-ESSEX 110 Magnolia. Everything elec­ STEWART THE FLORIST” INC. . trical. Phono 422, Electrugith Flowers for nil. oepasiaas. BOS Oak Avenue Radio. . Phone 41 814 Myrtle. Rhone 260-W, Dt—Automobiles more le per word each inw rtK INCOME propopriy pay* moro titan 8 per cent. , i :v | lU. i 1 '■ • *“ I -< * "* m n ane - r"\i— « Prices and term* very reasonable. CELERY FARM for sale. 14.8 acres* nil tiled* with flowing wells, two houses, bam, 2 mules, ami nil equipment. This farm now growing fine crop of celery.’ Own­ er will sell for $10,000 with 91000 ensh. Box 10, Herald Office. A. P. CONNEI.T.Y & SONS Cor. Second and Magnolia 07— Room s W ith H oard CELERY FARM of over seven ROOM iAvith or without meals, acres, now growing celery of the . Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel. finest kind, with 3 room bungalow in best farming neighborhood, nlao (IK— Room s Without Board tenant house, barn, mule nnd all equipment, offered for quick sale 'ROOM for gentleman, private fam at $8000. $1000 binder until July. By. State location and price Box 25, Herald. Pox PJ care Herald, PHONE 148 for prompt attention rtbOM for one or two. Apply 1020 and experienced service in a r ­ .Myrtle Avenue . ___________ ranging your copy. , 69— R oom s fo r lIousekcepInR HOUSE FOR SALE 5 room with bath and gnrag on high corner, close in |„ with enough space for anuthihouse. FURNISHED housekeeping apart­ LEE A. CONNELLY ment or sleeping rooms. To Miller Building permanent, tenant* only. No chil­ ACREAGE Phone 149 dren. hut water and telephone fur­ 1000 .acres one mile frontage on nished. Apply 711 Park Ave. St. John's River. 15,000 feet front­ age on Wekivn River. $110 per acre, 30 per cent cash. Balance terms. 72— Where to Slop in Town 29 1-4 acres, 20 acres tiled: new $8000 house, high class celery farm , west side. MONTEZUMA HOTEL Sanford's most home-like ho­ tel ; located on corner Magnolia JAS. A. JOHNSON WANTED Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi­ 112 W. First Street. ness section. Open all year, 3 rnleslndics who have exper­ j. it. McDo n a l d , Mgr. ience in tho aalo of real estate, Phone 485 good position and good commission allowed. 73 — Wanted— Rooms.-Hoard HI— 1lo u ses F o r S ale We arc especially anxious to se­ cure listings of lots in Frnnklin Terrace from the parties who orig 5 ROOM hqusc, lot Ili)x200, corner inally purchased those lots ami i A ROOM nnd board in private Rose Drive and Palm Way, ctudi who now desire to sell them. \\V family by two young men. The \'ill talk quick on this. Price this nrc giving this business special a t - 1 distance nu object lto\ AAA rare week $2000.(H). Near Sanford .Man­ tention and if you will list them of Sanford Herald. or. It. Cook on the property. with us will see th a t you get serv­ ice. 1. NEW BUNGALOW, ju st finigjwd, NQW FO R SALE six room* nnd bat ktSCastern exROOM UY YOUNG MAN Central J posure. Terms $2,000.00 cash, bal­ \Yc have 2 lots only left now h r ly located, must have hot water ance, like rent. For further infor­ sale in F ort Mellon which wr car t and convenient to bath. State price mation rail 745 and make an ap­ sell you nt n sacrifice. The owner, in communication. Address L. F. G. pointment. lias placed them with us for itn care Sanford Herald. mediate sale, as he must return 71— Apartments and Flat* TO RENT unfurnished bourn be •young couple. Resident n n imn Ists, must have 2 nr : iiedromn , will lease at rcuM'iwiMe . it. Pre­ fer location eln r m. Write p, -t Office Box 7!«i ROOM kitetieiietie arid l.atti , upartment.s. lint u a l.r, ln-miti fully decorate,I centrally |,» itled Fine outlaid W. M. I'ming, owner, 208 N. Park tw a in . THE W HITE REALTY CO. * 305 First N ut’l. Bank Bldg. — 77— Houses fur Itent 22 ROHM house, simply furnishH . Iaike Mary, See Mrs. II nrVqWvv • r — 78— Offices and De.sk Room FURNISHED office fur rent. Cult 770 or write P. O. Box 272. Act quick. ■- I__ ___ _____ 82— lU isiness P ro p erly 85— L ots For S ale A very desirable home in Fort Mellon, wdl s<,i11| |i(. completed. S ee Mr. Britt nr the Britt< hitlenili n Realty fk». i'OElj hint lUlnw r A REMARKABLE BUY! 12ii feet on Union Avenue at corner of Chapman a t $225.00 per front foot. Worth twice the Price asked. See Mr. Hunt ut Britt-Chittenden Realty Co. A modern bualnesB building near in mi West First Street, petting-Ip pcr-mit-incomc now on the price asked. 20 ucres on Island Lake fH,(H)O.OO, a good buy fur un in­ vestment, better for n rural home. RltlTT-f'IHTTENDEN RE \J TY CO.. INC. EQUIPPED village store and pmt office, 10 ac res; 300 poultry, in­ cubator. Brookor, furniture, stock, fixtures, furm tools included; going business, no competition; pnstmustership pays $000 yearly; all level dark loum in rich potato licit, lem­ ons, guavas, oranges; good 5 loom house, broad veranda, luxuriant EJV follr room house shrubbery, barn and poultry bouses. and Herman-Corrington, 407 First Na­ i t r CBruK,,n l 'V'lL t.lir,00‘ ‘n.iuiw tional Bank Bldg., Sanford, Fla. v MtrH" , lt*|Kh** Grocery .Store Eastern exposure lot in Frank­ lin Terrace on Oak Avenue for only $1,000. This is a llHting that will hold for only a very short time. ACT QUICK! Sea McCALL & FOX REALTORS PHONE 745. San I-anta l^)t 14. Block 7, $•!*■ 200.00. San l.niitu I^it 25, Block 8, $-,* 900.00. MOPEB? * Evans Terraco Lot 43x134, $-.250.00. .. Three one-half acre furm tiled, has house, garage aaa large bearing fru it trees. $o,000. BOOTH AND GIBBS 117 Magnolia Avenue By GEORGE McMANUS w c l u \ - ' w e : u l :\ SO TOUR. NAME; * T O T H R O W v, A K t s s o v c .k t h e . W I R E - (S 'T E .-S T E . I e>A t ? w .y c— I'D H E L E N - W S tt W HKY A P R E T T Y ^ N A A e-V r T ir nr II ill tM I far ruom >utk«.I klBt cutj BARGAIN'S 2 X—Real Estate For R ent 10 AC MVi»< Ifloxinti ail* fra J Kiwi, Half BRINGING UP FATHER <oK< H C L L O s T O m P A L - M R Jt< tC 4 « b v A H T t L l U ^ l M 'r o o i s f — r " " ly MR. W. F. CARTER Room 2.10 Mcisch Building wt i H f c f-.vv. r * 4 *. -mm ’VJ,'. --.p.uUlk v �_ Send in inscription to U* Tribune orfour handult to your local d w ltr *o you can read Florida’s S&S1W o ? feisH rfe': tlfh Y s he, d n n J a n u a r y greatest 18.00, 6 r i ^ i S S S or•SwHmpTc'tt throe months *2. 00. I f __________ «nca? policy add 75c a d v e r t is in g result, tf l, retches t..;......„ potential buyer*, p* I«tk« Daily N, * , |,'» circulated {• 4i] [mliiut*! .■ 1 l al and oRni’ultursi »„• titan. NEWft-^-lt cover* Brow *"1 JfMnty thoroughly which Ti one of the moat rapidly growing wctloni on th* Florid. Cowf Sample cop] end ret* c e r d ^ p S HOWARD CORPORATION Realtors Masonic Building I * | k » of Spselal Tl re i Ina ____ holder* „r TITLE CHAItANTY a m CAGE C O M P tM ____ Ksnford. Florida. NOTICE IS IIEItEIIY [l20 at [trite r. it. o s 91— Legal Notices 88— Real E state for Exchange ID ACRES Blnpk Hammock Celery Land For Sale. Lot* number* 241, JM2, 243, 244 In tho SW 1-4 of the SW 1-4 of section 1-21-31 Sem­ inole county, 1-4 mile* northwest of Oviodh; i* 1-4 mile from two railroads and pi(vcd ronds. Sur-. rounding lands making big money in truck. Price 812,000.00. Terms 1-4 (fash, balance 1, 2, 3 and 4 cars a t 8 percent Semi Annually. To Incumberanccs and 1025 tax paid. Address Owner, Robert E. Ellis, P. O. 322, F^vt Myers, Fla. T .0 * , !’B antl .11 n r | y C Jfr X-ltl 4i T MF«»ranly o mt h* i o7f?r.UJ ’c,,h " ’^ cal,M l « ” « ! S l « Je 'K ® * Jlo m p a n y . in m s» uCuy d «» A r e 1? ’. F lorid a, on th * lir d _ order «t I'stllestlsa £ ? ' £ F '.'T 0 «.P ‘ ».” «• « t th e h oar TH U STATE OF F L O R ID A . TOl c,o eJt ,n , h " a tia tn o o n for J.* OI co n sid e r in g w h eth er 1 . l h* c a p ita l sto c k o f th e co n n .ra tio ii ehnll be In crea sed Yrom V a en t> .ftv u hundred (l.to ff) stinroa tees nr o th erw ise. In th * land* o f pur valu e o f One H undred IX*lnvolved In thl* su it, a s - h e r e in lar* each. making a to ta l o f T w o described ns fo llo w s, to-W lt: IVT a .V0. “ "I1 v‘irty T h ou san d (I I* # .Ite .in n ln a a t th e S o u th e a st C or­ 'l«1l*rs to fiv e th o u sa n d t*.n er o f S o u th -o a t Q u arter o f II0.?.* I w'? rJ? ,.o f n * r v a lu # or One N ortheast Q uarter, ron N orth Itumlreit p o ll are each , m a k in g the 2# chains, TV*st • ch a in s. S ou th Icitnl ran ltal s t o c k r F lv o H undred T.i* chains. W est t.M c h a in s Thousand tisoo.ooo.no) H ollar*. . Sjiuth n ,0 5 Chains; E a s t 1.61 Ijtta te d th is S»nt. day o f J a n n a ry . ch ain s and E a st H a lt o f N o r th ­ ea st Q uarter o f S o u th e a st Q u a r-. *f OEO. W. K N IG H T. Jvr of Brctlnn l l . T o w n sh ip Iff, ... a IT caldent. Houth lla n a e 13 E a*t. A tte e t” , It appearing by th e sw o rn b ill A I.F H M ) F O S T B lt, S ecreta ry . o f com plaint herein t h a t y o u and each of you. m ay lie In terested In IN CIRCUIT COURT, HKVRNTH th at certain described lo t o f land JITIICIAI. CIRCUIT.- NEM1NOI.K In Sem inole C o u n t/, F lo r id a , and CO CAT If. FLO RIDA . IN C H ANC- described above. You and each o f you are hereby com m anded an d re JSIA II D. HjYRT, C o m p l a i n a n t . <|ulrrd to oppear to said b ill o f f M O M ’N P O P Order «l, l>«Utraiin rig h t. H ite or In te r e st In and t*i the pmiiiirtJ herotnalfo'e desert♦>■ Ied. -1 "1 j 1 , i It l* . t h e f if o r c ordered. iN nt yntl ' i iind inch .(■( you ’he and you #r« N o T i o e T o k n o w n a n d i :n F e b r u a r y , A. D . W la» . ■aid b ill wi l l bo taken T h e S la t* o f F lorid a,, to -— ' ----------< hi-rctty rw dilrw l t o altp-ttr to Iht ed by yptr arm .e a c h or ¥«*• 1, t o t u i c r , |gd Mt M K d n an M.il- j 11(11 of foirtp t iltjt h -r e in W vd ll bill o f c o m p l a i n t V a v IP S b een f i l ­ ;John I* I. W itlltr. If liv in g n h d 't tils cwu«»- »n M onday th e 1st. d o j ed f o r t h a p u rp o se or .IftJ* n-rr, and arlh-a c la im in g in t.n -r t < il.irrh , A. l» t*S». th e s* m « hel» th e a b o v e rtrsertbed la n d in tn o ______ — It. A. Cooper, 'hMwnnl lu g a llu lo Ihvjf o f th is cou rt at Hit M olnar and E. II. W a lter, i l f w o U I t*..urt Wbltae In dahthrit. B ehilnoli rtn»W,,oi», | C ountv, t lorl.l i. nnd In dcfnnH T hat thla order bo p u b lish ed o n c e o r o th e r w is e , a s hrira, P ro C oitfoew a w eek In fou r co n a e e u tlv a w e e k ly grant**" or o th e r w is e / In th e p r o -! th ereo f, i, IH eroo Issues, of th a S anford HJHfald. a p e tty .h e r e in a fte r described. nml to w ill ho en tered a g a in s t y o n , a*M new sp ap er p u b lish ed In SstnlnoJe a ll p a rties, ea ch and oVery cl dm - r e u se b ein g n su it In q u ie t tltli tup a n y in te r e st or in terest* In ami tin th e C om p lain an ts in an d t o th< C ounty. F lorida. land. In volved In th is su it under ' e n d * ab ove d escrib ed . - . DONE A N D O R D E R E D ' th l* •»»» nuy o f th * a b o v e nam ed tlefeiidnin*. • .H.iuforn. S tm tn .d a C ounty, V lorlda day o f Jan u ary. A. O. 1#S«. £*k is '1 < > . h n ^ r e to r * ordered »h*t thi> rosM encea a ro u n k n o w n t«* t he . r m T h e Hanfrm ' C lerk ^ C i r c u i t ‘ Copr[> C o m p la in a n ts lit th e " n o te en titled 1 1rt-r a n ew sp ap er pnh tlsh ed It • Seven th J u d ic ia l C ircu it, c a u se , and to n il h artle* | one* a w eek lo r fou r 14) co n sceu S em in ole C ou n ty, # lo r ld a . w h o m so e v e r , clalmlrtK an> Inter- , j v„ ,, r , l H * In th e la n d in v o lv isl In th is w i *c v ».-bo th e » f <8n , TV. TV. WTTODRUFF. D . C. j esta ault. sa id land helrur situ a te In ' ' } " » > . hand and »h# o r JAM ES tl. SHAItON, Stem 1m ile C ounty, F lo rid a and dv- j fj a,*l J*"1 J 1.1,* l i t V -lreiitt o l ' t h S o lic ito r fo r C om p lain an t. acrlbed a s fo llo w ^ (>r K |„rt. a . In and fo r llem l Jan. ». U , t l . 30; F eb . «. 7 I.o ts *5 and o f th e T ow n y io r ld a i.rf th U th« , o f U o n w o o il. F lorida. nrcor.Hnij , 3(, , n ,U y J a n u ary. A. TX 1»3<L to p la t th e r e o f, rermrded in PI at i V. K. IiO int^A .8*, I THE C1HIT.1T COURT OF «if t h e -----CubC ler*rn - v* Hook I P * S * " 1* - 1, —, SKMINOI-K C O IT T V , FLO H ID A . lie I t r c o r d s o f H em lnu le C o u n t) IN (TIANCRRY. LUBIIT HITCH, o th e r w is e k n o w n * Ftortd*i. a* A I-H EIlT BL'SII) and T H E R E S A n n d I t a p p e a r i n g fr u m th * sw« bill o r c o m p l a i n t h e r o i n t h a t y DUCH. C om plainant a a n d e s c h o f y o u m s y V lalm *« KNOWNDKFKNDANTN r n S & r A Discovery s a y s o n - H E ir a ~ Po o r MAM IMDISTRCSS I ' l l g iv e y o u d i s PAWN TICKET FER t w o B i t s - i t ’s a l S a c r i f i c e bo t i , V GOTTA EAT K JOHN, If. A. COdnsn.. vt al. Defendants, va, . ■ W lfal.lAM PAT N S , I f l l T l o a and dead a ll p a r tie s cla lm ln it I t di a ll p a r tle . c la im in g RAX W ffr hy. thrnuah or u n d sr TVitll P ayn e, as h eirs, d ev ise* * , le g a l. Or o th e r w ise ..In th e le n d . ln*o cd in th is su it., a s h e r e in a fte r ■ scribed. O efen d n n ta M y-B O T -rrS AN OLO ■ KAHR.Y HEIRLOOM - BUT WHAT’S THE y PAWNTICKET \ G ood For ? / HERTS YOOR. TWO B I T S I f LL TAKE A CHANCE IN.IC eccei tKSdf* ON * l MV LOCK AN* X PUT / IT IN-HOCK* * SAY M ISTER- x lWANNA GET THIS p ie c e o k je w e l r y OUT OK PAWN t - CHASSMERjE «T ISS$SO DlEASEI YE G O D S -r t i T 'S LORETTA'S ENOAOeweNT _ KING---- J---------- ■ 89— Wanted— Real E state WANTED: Listing* lot* In F ort Mellon Height*. Dean-Berg 516 F irst Nat'L Bonk 713. on building and Sanford Corporation, Bldg. Phonr WILL buy small farm s (5 to 20 acres) convenient to Sanford that may bo improved. Also, borne* on good lot* that can be made a t­ tractive; want rig h t prices for rash. Room 6 Ball^JBldg. Fred E. Russell, phone 700. Homo phone 200-J. v . IF* YOU want to sell your farm , we can be of good setvice to you ns we havo Inquirer* fo r both small nnd large farm property. DennBrrg Corporation, 615* F irst Not'l. Hank Bldg. Phono 713. &Y JOVE,l MU*iT6tT Olj\ # To THAT WHISTLE WHICH CORA OSVJ 40 MUCH M t LE1-M E-61E A dvlg. Mediums By Martin Soft and Low, Professor B O O T S A N D H E R B U D D IE S QO.THKT IW 'T »T 1\WMH AH ,THAl 14 M TT1R i\JtHlflROYIVLOFYouW i t s m K h FANCY 1V5HTLY TOfNSTO A A H in - , ADVERTISE in tho Journal-Her aid. South Georgia’s greatest newsnapor. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday. Classified rates 10c per line. Waycros* JouriiaM lerald, WaycrossJ Georgia. ; DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell I anything? If so ■advertise In •be Gainesville Sun. MORGANTOWN, W. VA.. pvopb n r o interested Ih Florida. E*cl. '•f them through * classified nd >n the Morptuitown FOST. 8i» rents a w o r d for «l* coneetutivi . is sues. ►OK SALE—Space t»n me F*g'‘ for cleasllit.d advertisements Why not rent thosa vacant rooms, l nr sell th a t second-hand goods? TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa. Homs Daily, rates 2 cents a word. Minimum 25c, cash with order Write for complete rata card. CGAD MOUTu C.'-’iERN' -COME. ( HE MORNING JOURNAL la the accepted waut ad medium iu Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word rfii insertion. Minimum 25c. COn E . — l E S C O R T NOG LtlCKltoV L C^AtdCEP C)TREE't AviP “fO T'UR)\ <Gk..) LEDGER Classified ads have the largo el .iroulLtfoo in Fnulhwestern Geor •-la. Rato 8c tr.-vitrd lino) line. •iiorntng#. HTAK-TELEGUAM— lakeland. Florida ' AUGUSTA CHKONICLE — Au­ gusta, G i., A ugusta’s greatest classified medium, rate. cash. Be *ji J ! ‘-•rge. IQemlnhiHmL nilIC —Xenia. Moke vour tales •b-..ugh the Xenia C am lta, Zen'n Ohm. Rich agricMltnrat iRs''i i i . WhH *<1 and display rates "" re-iucst v )\l l l i'OLUMRUS i K A R N A B O L ’r f o l k C o u n t y a n d lak elan d , th ro u g h th e S tarTi Ingram. R e s t a d v e r t i s i n g . m eiibin in S o u t h F l o r i d a . P u b n x h e d By Ahern O U T O U R W AY O U R B O A R D IN G H O U S E . yEU SC O . wha C v v r ( '' MN 'aIORJ? er . noo in - ah, g j X # Cj T R O C K B V xn AirfoMOBILE 2 — -*-N0l3 \ J o v\ ane a UM9, - E6AP i ~W ^ H E A 0 5 UP* TrOkiDA B u l l o ' *Tm ’ BikJtAPPLt tC?. CREAK COkiE, v—- X ----- Me MI’ L\V 0\l ice CREAM, i , COkie MiMDlKi’ OUR OVlvi n m o o d si W & i n e o o W 'OklUtRerfAUp, "A* Akl PACED COiODt-flO^ ? — *- fePCAK. W E R E NOlJ MAr5OR. OL* <bCQ\F(t \c , -frt* u ' l vi^c, c?\st, alI* By Williams ALOUC5 C0ME& MlU^VJA^Oki rtO R ^ e y - ‘ aks’ : 5e^ ' i b be so c ia b l e . I terK O M o m e l u i c e c r e a m COkSE,— AKi' M'KUOvi VHlA-f ^ T l p y - a? pear i v i e i r f It m Aki* B rf r u r iv u *l oO i c e CRtAVA COkAE RlGU*f Ok^vJA i^ 0 S E | v f -tE A C H E ^ ME A Itb O O k l, M AJOR OL1 B O / — ^ jte jjW V U£\/CR "fRUGCr A MILK MiAcoki HoR&e <T£fa ix a BY CONDO 1 x VRCTTY rOM Kiy kricK ^x? a c o u p c e . /X C T ^ A 'D L C S Tw S » 7 1 ^ tVH«EN HEARD vBffrTij "w a t w n e e z ^ . -PDO OftEP 1*4 THE feOOP TO MAKE A CkEAkJ GET-A WAXr .' Ikl-fWE W\<SVH'--= SALESM AN $AM Sweep Out Padded Cell No. 1237962 ffir;: ^/GREAT SCtfTfK/'’ L«wBR ^ K t C K ujHm fc! A B O U T F l \ ( t MIMUtlL& BEFORE Q U tfiM ^ M E . - •: •• ~ ___ _________________ ___ * ym m m m tm *** ? o>tmILm o �aANFORD HERALD, flATtipDAY, i B 'Other Famous Jurse R etires a Years* Servece U9HINGTON, Feb. 0 (£*)—In uit pasture* near an imtty in Hawaii, a four-footed vetof more than thirty yearn of able active service with the l it kicking up his heels in csce knd comfort due an old . ■ ' ' H' | Beery And H atton Link Horrors To Laughs | aWagglng * by hit mad prank*, May was arretted in Baltimore once for leaping hit black thunderbolt oyer a cart loaded with f i n ­ wood. Again he spurted "Black Tom" up the front stairs of a BalUmdre hotel and down again > jM . jbout^Bo room.. Jgj> s name, ijr "Whiskers" and ne ;led down from his Montana pUce to join up with the cavthplace y In Texas threo decades ago. Is now enjoying retirement with regular rations and assurance it he will never be called opun work again, kers" is just a troop horse o Sam's cavalary. There w-mi NcSv Bungalows— 5 room s and bath and G arage K cleared, plowed and harrowed.and fenced. seventeen hands, a -jet blade Ken­ tucky thoroughbred, and his dashthis equine roll of .honor ihg master was more thdii'n six i out of the trooper's poc- footer. Old "Whitby" Famous f flactssary but the deeds of . Ahother army horse of Mexican io » t* of the army have been illy recorded in General Or- war fAPio was General Zachary Tailor'a “Old Whltey'” who car>efore now. msnche" probably heads that tried his master throughout the war He was the only survivor and was never ridden again. He i‘massacre of the Little Big w*a sent to Washington to be ex­ when Custer and hie gallant hibited after the war and was well iment went ■to their death1, night stripped of his mane and d has pictured this big char- tail oh the Joiifpey by souvenir , . Ing and almost hunters. .tie. with seven ■J 'Among fold mis horses of the w ar between the stales, Robt. E. Lee's MCVdveler” perhaps is best known, although Genera! Nathaniel P. B anks" "C harlie'' Is credited in a »lnr, and Vraa bidden In tho lefcfendory way with having shaped y Capt. M. tW. Keogh, who evaati of tlte war. lie was the only h o r n known to have thrown Gtneral G rant; The fait put the , Lincoln, DakotavTerritory, General on crutches and kept him 0. 1870, directed that Co- from the battlefield a t Chickamnum provided with suitable ga. 'P erh ap s his absence contribu­ s "and that he will not be ted to tho Union disaster in th a t — by any person whatever fight. •^Traveler," Lee's’ famous gray. uiy mrcumiUhcek, Hbr Wjll are located on hard surfaced h igh w ay a t CHULUOTA, Seminoi the Okeechobee Division o f t h e F. E . C. iRy. Price for each 10 acre farm $7,500.00 Terms one fourth dotvn—balance in 1, 2 an d 3 years, should be kidded so soon ft.1 the f i r s t "sm art of wounds hnd l>ec‘n somewhat dulled. A part, thb;, in the process of romanticising war, so th a t its shocking memories *tmty bo lived with more comforlulily; u translation of pain Into colmidy. In the movie vanguafd of tliln nd- Hard sin faced highways to Chtiluutn from Sanford, Orlundo and Indian Kasl Coast, l.ONCi IN SF.RVICB ASPORDBYi Rng., Feli.’G—Ilorji in 18(l.r> J Ivinas Huslewupd begun his duties us a chorister in the AII S aints’ parish Chureh here, 00 years ago, became a bellringer when 12 years old and wua elected captain when 17. Hu still has the chief bellringing job. Good hotel aunmmodalions at reasonable rates, C h u lu o ta RIDICULED EITHER WAY .STRATFORD. Eng.. Feb. 5—A. local woman in court fur disturbing the pence said: " If you have u lot o f babies they talk ‘birth control’ to you, ami if you have none they sneer mid say: ‘What have you done for your c o u n try !’ ’’ ht: IlWj. till . plated. He lived t s Ufa on tho retlrcl The yellowed record ty snow many oth W i Invcstigate th is property C o m p a n y , , > i . (FLA G LER SYSTEM ) fV ' • ( Jl i i * ;- Owners and Developers 20 STROKES WITH "CAT" • SUSSEX ASSIZES, Feb. IS.— T.’dward Dixon, 22, recently .was non le need iiv Justice Avery to fivo yi-urs’ penal service nnd 20 strokes with the "cat." Ho was charged with stealing n plate a tid .o jjicr from home town merchant.- and nrticleu nnd with threatening two ironic word tlint they are exempt women. from service. In No Man’s l.aiul, I’llINCK SKILLED ATHLETE amid shell fire, thc^cninv face to fnco with a German butcher. <’ar- | MEURI. S w i tz e r l a n d , l•'ch.,. fl.<— nnge nnd enmity are momentarily iA*>—•Prince t'hielhu of Japan, ?i forgotten while Berry prepnreo to Indent <if Oxford, i.i giving thrills pay un old bill. A timely she! saves hy bis feat c on iiklls. lb* is also tho debtor eight dollars. Igi»>d at tennis, golf nnd hor&ubnck Tho adventures of the twain trr- r i d i n g . «!«?,4 French ‘raihount s frV lc o lo i f f f year' to the m arriage rosary of Mr. nnd Mrs, Timothy Horan of th is city . They hive been m ar­ ried B1 yeat-s nnd hnve hnd 51 anhual oyster suppefs in celebration Washington.. . . ., i , , nf their unnlversarlfls. And kmoni the olA^cordK there la none mope striking t h M ;th u „An Indiana farmtar paid 180 for of "BUfk.Tom.’J.tMaiBlKMy c«ul wp tona of anthracite. This may blaek oil whlrh Colonel May, the hrow light ott why farm ers arc Charles O’Malley o f tho American hard up. — Pittsburgh Gasetto cavalry In the forties, aet tongues Times. a ^ w & r a .A 'f e t J. W. Huffman, Vice President City, lluildinu. SI. Augustine, Fla. n sca •-.-- •_ f J ' | ;,;i| / . } San ford and Geneva Avenues ■■ . t *•!». » W E E X T E N D T O ’I H E G O ( )I ) P E O P L E O E S A N F O R D A W A RM W ELC O M F T O OI I R O P F M ING O N M O N D A Y E V E N I N G , FE B . 15T H U r tlN ' ^ ft * . t ^ P- M . t o lO P. M . W E WILL H A V E A “O N E P R ICE T O A L L ” S T O R E A N D O U R MR MILI F R H A S S F A R r w m T H E M A R K E T T O FILL T H E S T O R E W IT H U P -T O -T H E M IN U T E M ERCflA N D lS E W E FE E L T H A T Y O U WILL BE P R O U D T O H A V E , T H IS NEW A D D IT IO N T O Y O U R M FR ANI? W E A SSU R E T O U t h a t w e h a v e a pS Wo are newcom ers and h ave no connection with any former business under ' '»f- a / m\ ^ ♦*<•«■ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ i • T l ifiTrM T • • t« h # »♦ »» ■ ■ a k a n a .a a a .a n . ® similar name, ;- �-t *** Heart, «table j i Land Associated Press Full Leased Wire er Of Baking Ions May LeadTo Justice Bureau WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.—Actton ducts Industry ns related to several by the department of Justice in g e n tl y proposed combinations of » connection with recently effected or S R " small companies and proposed mergers in the bread and while there has been evidence of food products industries is believed Increased activity by Us a(fcn£ Affection For Young Chicago to be in imminent prospect. Wheth- nothing has developed to suggert Youth Is Same As That For er the move would relate to the Her Sons, Reconciled W ife l Y S T ' ,hC f',r,h“ n'""' '« * neWly organised Ward Food Pro­ Says On “Trial” Honeymoon Would Welcome Full Pn.be ducts Corporation* or' to "another In addition to the trade em m isbunch of the halting Industries has not been disclosed, and department ?ion investigation into the merger Mate Studies Basis the Continental of justice officials decline io dls- invesugating Baking Corporation of Baltimore, Of Psycho-Analysis cusr the subject. a Semite inquiry into the Ward The department has asked the Corporation would be directed in a Banker Stillman Prepares To Federal Trade Commission, how­ resolution now pending in the Senever, for information it has gath­ ntc Receive Teachings Which by Senator U folered in its investigation of the food ette, introduced Wife Says Are Worthwhile Republican of Wisconsin. Wil­ i g h t producs field, supposedly in prep­ liam B. Ward, president of the cor* i aration for legal action. The poration, has declared he would . NEW YORK, Feb. 8 .- W ) —Pvyk Of commission for some time has been welcome the investigation. I cho analysis, in which Mrs. James • into the bakin turns inquiring U * ^ n*. 1 1° ™ i h|C . V iV rveteJl I Thc Ward merger is made the \ A. Stillman was originally lntorcstas drawn by Itep- ‘ «J l>y young Fowler McCormick, is a ".special investigation into the resentativcresolution Berger, Socialist of >now being studied aboard the Olyni, 8.— new Ward Corporation. It tvns Wisconsin, who would have t h epic .................................. by her husband during thoir in lo- said the general baking inquiry government take over the corpor­ trial reconciliation. ovet* wns not yet completed but members ation and operate it In "the interest McCormicljr, beloved by Mr*. woiff’ ,n6t reveal J ’ of .he people.1’ ere of of the company wbt/fd the exact course to be taken by the “If monopoly is os inevitable as it Stillman as a eon, is the son of Harold F. McCormick of Chicago, bed to justice deportment. deportment. .seems ccnm to im," lui/’ he said, “then “thcr thu and a grandson of .John D. Rocke­ R to u Tho departm ent has been making | nation as « whole should be ino- feller. When Mrs. Stillman was lend of Ha own survey of the fowl p ro -■nop"list.“ . ‘ broken in spirit because of divorce' fhticeedings brought hy her hus­ band, McCormick suggested alio i provlstudy psycho-analysis. :sa tMrs. Stillman and McCormick, CTinifwho is 17 yenra her junior, have [Commitlong been friends, but talk of nmr, that he •ige between them is always “ nan* NEW YORK, Feb. 8,—</U)— i startx se”, she insisted. She loves him, under AVall Street’s first reaction to the sbe said, just us she’ loves her uld sit announcement that stock and bond sons. om/ I t ionns of members of the New York Ate Not Lovers [until 10 Stock Exchange as of Jan. 31, ex, Each State Reports Eight "Fov.’er and i understand cacii \ measure credo* *3,600,000, was u down-1 Killed During Pits I Week; ■; suid recently, “hut we ward movement of stock prices a t I Total Number Dead In 11 qther, nrt* not lovers. Do you think I I jtbate on the opening of today’s market. Dixie Slates Is Forty-live could have been aid • to leave him l dteiaiuu Tho rcnctioit was an orderly one, I if Wo had been liiv: rsT" iln con- however, initial losses in most of McCormick, Mis. Anno Slillnmn uetions the popular shares being hold to ATLANTA. Ha., Feb. H._(/I*)— Davison ami h -r brother James for the fractions. Motors were the first to ■Nottb ('nro)inu and I'lorida tied (Hud) played irge part in pre­ today feel the Weight of the selling, Gen- in* t week for the doubtful honor liminary cJiscUBditai* that resulted t the pro- oral Motors declining on tho of lending tin* South in the-' nmn- in the trial reconciliation.’ | sHoVing first sole, and Jordan a point. . her «f trnf fi. fatalities. Each statu Mrs. Davison, uhroiid.. Vmu her a'd inFood shares turned weak on the 1‘ l>’ " 'n g eight killed, riiu region- mother over to intem-t In r in .til­ announcement thnt the departm ent ,",n* w n' ,r> killed and —>8 in- e r’s welfuro. Hud at:.l MeCoVm el or of justice was preparing to m ove, Jum 'ileferred the “second honeymoon” Ilk fight quickly against recently unnuunrao 1 The survey• included deulji:. and ‘fur six weeks in the belief ,’v, l/WCtioilB mergers. , California Tin king injuries by automobile, .train, thing oinl getting nothing in i t to re- breukijtg four points and W ind! street ear and motorcycles. thting and getting nothing in re­ I to nl- ‘‘It" two r Loqisinitn hud the lowest sourt turn. Only when their doubts were Iincome fur number killed during the week. removed at a family g a th e rin g ^ ! helling of tho foo<Lshare* nssum- reporting, only one, Georgia show the banker's wife ilet-nk- <,n the of the ed larger proixn rtiolns as trading (> i| jlcr |„ Wt.st f or several weeks ropcun trip abroad. liy would (ion of II- progressed, California Packing ex­ with three. ■The Stillman- will visit their but per- tending its loss to cloven points be­ Virginia led In the number in­ daughter. Anne, in Paris .and Utter fore sufficient buying support was rms found Art being hsr wore in th at will twe Dr. liqynes, who is on a forthcom ing’ lo stent, the tide ot jured, column, Florida being u close see. hunting trip.* tiled with u total of 43, #outh Caro­ ■*-;.Stiiiinsn Sltidt-s lAUJLArts Inter-; sailing. Postum, cereal was carried down lina with five* reported tho lowest. When the fililliflfcnJTaft on the was conOlympic Saturday. Mrs. Stillman A tabulation by kudos follows: stc corn­ 1 points, and United Frnit,nnd Nsw Dead Injured carried two wrll-tiiuinlted books—> ier Hiring York Canners threo each. The •IB JungV “Phychoiogical Types" and r» Hepuh- strong ,reslstcnco to selling siiown | Virginia ......... IVJ "Psycho-Analysis nail the Piycho........... IK 1 N. rarolina an of tlie r> ses“ by Dr. It. F. Baynes, whom ........ ;i ]S. Cnralinn ■he report Mr. Stillman will consult in Eng­ * 1 . of Utah, way before the end of t the | Georgia .. i'i land. California l’a ■Democrats, hnlf hour. Florida To prepare the way, Mr*'. Still *j i 5 kiun of re- rallied four points from its 1Aialmnia 1l *f» man, the New York American is • 1 Mi**i**ipl>i •‘til iu advised, is instructing her husband l Louisiana luMiruu uf •1 IH in tho rudiments of the new science s minor- a p o u t above laat week's dosing Arkansas •JO 20 of the mind. i I Tenues**'*’ or. y Senator quotation. Strength she received from treat­ Jil 1 Kentucky A strong demand also was shown [fidiann, opments hy Dr. Bayne*, made it pos­ Ireached by for Barnes in uppnrcnt anticipation J‘.'H sible for her to fight her way If. Total ns: bgum.U i of additional m erger developments through the divoice case to victory, Trading in the foreign exchanges she has aaid. and she believes i! can ylly debate, was extremely dull, demand and help her husband make it possible for them to wipe clean the slate on the pro- sterling holding steady ut $4,86 and start life together again lor the Bramiitce to 1-16, and French francs dropping liVa points to 3.71 cents. [tax. sake of their children. Man Battles For Life W hile Kin Fight Over CallingOnUndertaker t-ViU . STILLMAN EXPLAINSLOVE FORM ’CORHICK Spanish NUMBER *- L TT FIRST EDITION SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY, FEBRUARY g, 1926. F lie r s AS 7 BISHOP 31- w ,5 CrtLsatle By All Churches ’In Support Of National hibitlon Act Urged By Mannlng In Sunday’s Address - Statem ent Of Church Society Is Attacked ChurchHoadSnys Temperance Society Has No Right . To ,Speak For Episcopalian LOUISVILLE, Feb. 8.—(tf)— While debating over the ques­ tion whether an undertaker should be called before or after ' the patient's death,’ members of Karl Mann’s family became so heated “in their argument that it was necessary to call In the pollce. Mann was battling for his life in a local hospital, while the membera df the family argued the uuedtitm .o u t f i t 9I_hU o y r . Pul icemen who answered the call said It was the first Of Ita kind that had ever been record. ed here. No arrests wore made ns Dr. Ohon, the family physic' ian persuaded the quarrelers to go homo and wait until death came. He also agreed to remain at tho hospital all night to soe that tho argument was not renewed, otherwise patrolmen would havo been stationed at the door. Death overcame Mann about midhlght last night. WINS FI Alice ViehlenANvar: F irst Ploco Fet- L_ Cockerel, Pult^rt Aw W hite Lcghoin i Seminole County Well Represent B. F. Whitner, Jr. Praised For Eni Exhibited A t NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—W )-Bishop William T. Manning, head of the New York Episcopal diocese, t'. believes the *Volstcnd act can bo enforced. He favors a crusade by Seminole County took s e tsall churches in support of tho lnw. oiul prize for vegetable dlaIn many Sunday sermon; against pUy, fir»t In celery, first tho stand of Dr. James Emprlngboots and first on cabba of tin Church Temperance Soclsty of the and three prizes were won _ | Episcopal chureh in favor of light Seminole County individuals | wincr and beer, Bishop Manning In the poultry show, nccortUfifT' K Jims attracted most attention. At £'!>V to it telegram received SAtins I Utica, Bishop Charles Fisk*, head ! of the central New York dlocc.se, day afternoon by; Tho Hevmd ■ fnvored modification of th.1 Vol­ n*om B. F. Whitner* Jr., stead Act. , 1- Bljj Party Headed By Gover­ county agent, who ha* bwn in nor BrewHter Will Be Feted charge of theittsytay booths of tho*' “Undue importance has boon a t­ tached to the statem ent or the sen A l Hotel Forrest 1-akej county at tho South Florida Fair in city," Bishop Manning said. "It Motorcade Id P l a n n e d Tampa. $*5 f t litS1 lias no official authorisation and Third prite In pineapple oranges • , j no right whatever to speak in the was also wan by ihu count)'* '' Finns for nn clnborntc entertain­ Bnme of the Episcopal church." - ment including a dinner at the Ho­ Alice Vcilghlen of Sanford,' n Wants Imw Properly Enforced momber of tho Crystal Lake Poul- r] tel Forrest Lake and a motorcade "I do not hold tlmt to drink wine about the city and neighboring try Club, took first-mdse at the or other intoxirnnts in moderation points of Interest nra bring perfect­ fair for the boet coekerel, pullet is in itself u sin," tho bishop suid, ed by Chamber of Commorcc com­ end trio, In the White Leghorn ) "but I believe thnt uio prohibition mittees In connection with tho show. law properly enforced will nttiko us vIhU of a party of 140 representa­ J. If. Ulstltno, of lorngwood, won n healthier, stranger mid -better tive cltisens front Miami who are first prise for tho dressed poultry people". expected to nfrive here Saturday Class, additlOn to otltor honors. Jijjj "I believe l|mt tlie law can and afternoon, according to Secretary ■ H ought to bu.enforced and I* being It. W. I'cammn, who today called Inolo county carricti off L’; and tfti; more nnd inure generally observ­ a meeting of sncrla) committees to prise In tasitcitrus display am .School won first hunt Sanford HTighh School • ommnndanl Don Ksnion Franco ed in the country as a whole, perfect Inst minute detoils. ors in the high nchool vegetable ex(lop) ami Captain Kills dr Alba "There is not the slightest llkllAccording to present plans, the P I ,"ii> attem pting to Ily from F.urepe lipod that the country will ever ro-1 mrty will coma hero from Howry- hibit. R. Wi Puarmsn, secretary ofi peal the prohibition inwk and wu n-the-Hills to lie greeted by San­ to ’Lrtlil. all know this, • • * , . ford cltisens bended by J. Putnam local Chamber of Commerrett "I wish that the clergy of our Staven* and Chamber of Com­ leaving today on a return tri Tampa, carrying with him Jf* church nml of all churches all over merce officials. * lure and data portalring to „ the land would Join in n crusade Fallowing a brief period of rent for voluntury und noble action In st tho Hotel Forrest Lake, the Inolo county which ho will use1to niipport of the law ami that the visitor* will ho taken on a motor advatttae thl* county’s advantage*’ ritt, agricultural and bor-people of ult churches and all good tn^r «T“ celery! fields and d t n ii citUeim wouhhytmrk such u move­ groves In the Country Glub sec­ tlcuUural center. In n'Statement Jssuml this tm>niment. . returning to tho city about 6 ingjMc. Pesrmar stated that "t Drinking Conditions W orst „ tion, to prepare/or dinner sched­ »t*>-ths Taking modification n* nn inett- o'clock uled fqr.O o'clort m the Hotel Forviduni. Bishop FJskp suid t lu t (i«q 'a m E m il HfRim l-th! A n d M c x io ii 'olstcud Act hud raided worse ftg Guv p u N v ntribdthif oi H eld On OhurKC H ffa irin g Woking condition ' unvyng our -itm ! Hn wstft, will 'be f i l (Ural and I In in G ro v e O f V illa A nd young people than wc had before,' shrrt MddnvTEos seltlIW rfih ll the than over I M a d e A w ay W ith T h e H e a d had corrupted officials and proved agricultural, Industrial com' «neo noted that the rer’ hstato ---------— w Mand MA' ivet a menace against the poor. Jin iikivId! --attractions of Sanford. ttvttfoa were not atlra * tjlf said the church should be n teach­ PA It HAL, Mexico, Feb. 8.—(A*)—tentlmi they once diu, I ’r-Pearl Inierratlng'Talks FUuncd er and flat u moral policeman. The The lieadle** body of Francisco move made 10 years ago for moral Members of the “ Maine to South­ *aid, and that the com •' '* haring hmI display booth* " f* holding ‘Turuho" Villa, notorious bandit temperance, he thinks, is now los­ land Pilgrlmuge" wilt respond with o center of attraction for most short sketches Uf the northern chieftain, whose cement sepulchre ing ground. of the visitors." The Kev. Percy Stiekncy Grant, state'* possibilities und will con was lurn "pen hy ghouls Friday "Tho rpunty fortunate enough to ;-,j rector of tho Church of the Asocn-I tra*b tho various attractions of tho night, mav !<• the silent accuser of sl«n, preaching ut Ht. Murk** In tlie nouth u* opposed' to those of the bo nblo to raise such good protlua* . , a* Semlnolo county’s i* urod of J Emil lialmdahl, American soldier Boworio* expressed admiration for north. n 'wonderful, future. Thi |inUife*t t f fortune, and a Mexican, Alber­ the ]8th Episcopal bishop who In urging a* ninny Sunford cit­ displayed by vlaiton to o lr booth to' Corral, said to he of Lon Am stood hy the dry law, and niided. izen n a* ponniblo to u**l*t In lin- was gratifying to tho oatnmo and “ Wait until the 100 per cent pre**ing the big delegation with gele*. irolostunts — Presbyterian* a n d thi* city’s Importance, Secretary we expoct to nroflt trein.’ndouiiLv lialmdahl, rejiuted to have been Mpfhodist* from this year’* showing," ha pudnnd Jiaptint*—get hold u guide for Gen. Pershing'* fruit- of thl* question at the polls and It, W. Peatman of the Chamber of td. rj .. Coninturcc staled today tlmt from iusp expedition into Mexico in chose tho enemies of prohibition will see In commenting on Seminole an education a* well n* un enterof Villi., und Corral, are in jail u sight to terrify them." exhibit, Mr. Few toinment standpoint, the Maine county's hire, while authorities are tnrb'K tipok* highly of Mr. Wni Wayne B. Wheeler, nstionnl to learn what wan done W ith Villa * counsel of the Anti-Bnloon League, purty's visit here should bo capi­ work in preparing tho booths, talised, on and mudo a* much of thu food issues uluUrmilicd hind, which the grave robber* cut praised Bishop Manning’* uddre** declared that much credit was Franco To Continue iff market, after constructive e ffo rts' and took. No satisfactory ex­ a* prcNcntcd to HUpportcrs of the as poxidble. him for tho "very ronuncndi had Is on tem porarily successful in Im* bww ascribed for the Volstead Act. TAMPA. Fla-. Fpb. H.—(/I*)— way In which this county waa i Flight On Tuesday planation general electric nnd several of the King Gasparilla and hi* pirate crew .I. reputation, although a note left resented at the largest fair In i *___________ Letters “Back Home” oil and leather shares. California made their nnmiul attack upon with the hod/1 said tin- bend was RIO JANKRIO, Fev.'H.—<flVPacking slumping 16 points to 156, Tampu today and, as usual, acre ( ^ m i m a n d e r K n m o n F r a n c u , thi* to he sent to Columbus, N M., O ff Sot Propaganda •u , r ''_________________ 1 ^ : • i of ,the bandit raid ,inn1916. Ward Baking n to IM^i and postum juuxe&ftlul in c a p tu r in g f th e c llj. SrnrnUh-aviator, decided last ni*ht ■mgp ^ U..J The pirate shin npf»et»iy4 m etric to noHlpone the next jump tnwSTH ■ Many t.orerhow»vr r, M ie re thtc-cronFshe to 113%. , "hT. PETERSBURG, "Vli. ' 8— P«L Peter O. United Fruit wus also down five, mouth of t h e HKlaboro River short­ Buenos Aire* until tomorrow. It head wit >stolen from the tomb for Thomas P, Wharton, vIco-pros lly after daybreak und nailed ,ritnendwr' of Dupont four and International hud been his rfptcntion to pilot the -arreptitiou* fule to some InsUdent and goneral manager of the I the Flor- Harvester, National Cloak ami Suit umphuntly to it* *odl. reuplnno Piu Untra down the tution fpr acierUinc study, Union National Innuranc* ComCormmrcc und Coca-Cola three to three quar­ latter the pirate crew paraded ronkt to Monlcviedo. Uruguay. | Were On Ituuling Trip ny, attending tho winter bore, One of tho smaiost Monduv morn­ nr extra- ters. Call loans renewed a t five ...r o u g h ihe the city in a pageant or Titc Jacks! a n d his two compan­ ilarces that one of tha most ef­ l.i'tio l* known yet of the d r- ing docket* recorded in the past ?tatcs in per ernt unchanged from Friday’s victory in which they were joined ions fective mean* for nullifying tho MEMPHIS, Ten.. Feb. B.oinstances nur/oundiiur ions who n m have flown here ----- from , m. n in s ia iic e s su rru u n oou c the arrest few month* wns un fur Judge W. by v a r io u s local orgajiiiutmn*. The Pulos.-Bpain. today placml ajvrcmn <lt ||„ |m,j„h| und Coreal. They are return figures.effect of adverse Florida propa­ Fusing for photographs wit K. White's disposal In police court Ftrip to New Gasparilla parade this year con- „n the statute of Alberto BanVosI ....... said to have maintained they were thin morning when only 18 defend­ ganda In the north is tho writing husband and their four year udned the largest number of fhmU center of Du mot, ono of the pioneers in avia- in this section on-a hunting trip. ant* faced tho judge, most of them of Jot tor* to friends "back home" son, Jimmie, Mra. J. F. Farmei Noun Stuck List •t more im* in the history of such affair* tna tion. Commandfr Franco altenilud ectflng forth the true conditions quitted of murdering1 Mra. Investigator* Imve taki-n their for minor offense*. fthsn ever l>e- NEW YORK. Feb. 8.—(A’>— wa* witnes! ed by thousands u» several receptions in hi* honor dur­ lend from a reported Inquiry re­ Ilcrschel Burk rnme up for tha in this etAte. Mr. Wharton has a Lee Scott, haa indicated that hsve found Allied Chem. & Dye ...... .1*8’A passed through the center of the ing the day and was made on cently hy an America* us to tbo j third time on a rhurgu of drunk- wide acquaintance throughout the completely reconciled with the to insti- American Smelt. & Rofg- —137** city lo the South F lurida fmr. imnorary ntemlier of tho Uraxmam exact locution ui of Villa's TiiiH a grave k whch F " * " Al<niics« and paid a fine Of $12. 1s- country, ts writing an average of hand who waa tho third angle I American T L T .................... M6M G o v ern o r John W. Martin, honor Inuro club. anted out by the cemetery j(uh Thoman and U llie Rivers were twenty-five letters each day and was pont >bl«m that cul Cjicht and ex­ American Woolen ............... 38*» caretaker, It’s death. *?*m the only other* to nay fine* fur the mailing them to northern add rasa isted a pro- Atchison .......................... ....... 131 Condton.i ifl*out the grave of­ (ante offense. Lilli* Rivers was al­ oa where ho •believes they will Jo Farmer family waa Starvation Claimsl | *40!s financiers A. C. I* ....... fered srpull nid to solution of the so given a fine pf $26, or 30 days, result In the greatest good. ed in thalr home following t knight said, Bethlehem Steel ..........-----— 47 Woman In Coal Belt mystery, except that it mu*t have on rharges uT carrying concealed diet of acquittal by a Jury .....167 to them the • Coca Cola taken n numlwr of atrong men to weapon*.. The police took u raxor Klfers And N ew Port deliberated 81 houn on Mre.; ...232 needing j Dupont de Nemours mer’a fate. Mra. Scott waa ak BARRBi ■ ^eb. R:| .dislodge the weight concrete cover­ frani her at tho time she waa art supplies in Eric ..... ................ ................... . 42Vi Us*panim. “ ‘ ^ fOU/ ti of Flor- -(AWILKES killed in 'her apartment Jan. ing slab. Bottles and corks smell­ rested. Richey May Be United h —8Un-*t»on, »» a result ord 'd could not General Electric ....-------- ------34514 ',|’®r**c L (.,f.hiccnth cvntury. In the anthradto strike, h** ing of pungent chemical* found Mra. Farmar, whoa# Julian Folston and Charles Riv# the traffic Kelly Springfield 1773 hi*hhcud quarter* were on an its first victim, with-the. death of near the grave are u n a c c o u n te d fpr. cm were each fined $10 for disor­ | S p rin g field ............ ____ T, ....... defense __ I tho om NEW PORT RICHEY, Feb. there U no L & N ............. ..................... 143’e island nouth of this city. bar acquittal b Mr*. Mary Harrington, wife of a The body was left partly exposed derly conduct. movement to consolldaU El there is liule New York Central — 128 }4 striking miner." Deputy U«roner to view, apparently having been C. Im Tickle and J. L. Oata were and Now J’ort Richey and Stories concerning his f*tc vary, ™ when tlicre Norfolk und W estern .......... lSO’ i Sc nor said he was convinced that rased only enough for the deesp- found guilty of doing bunlnere in one muolcipality of the two grew ‘hat rxperien- Northern & Pacific ............. - 72»i - U M ' tators to do their work. the 6lty without u license and or­ ing towns is under way after au her death was due ho watch the E. A. L. .... ........... 46 an expedition which set Villa was burled here in 1923 fol­ dered to pay a fine of $6 each. jt-. mnurcereaful attempt Iowa Mrs. Harrington’s hu*b*nd had n»rrT that hanged h> an1 Like* Captain Was that the Southern Pacific ............. —-*—102 Vb In kia wife’a ■ left the cosl fields to find rmploy- lowing bis death at the hands of Nesbit smoko, Smoke, AJiwrt Albert Williams, William end . yc, r .*o. Tlw Klfcr* NeH.ll fore Olty T U & it Eugene Southern R ailw ay........... ....... 11^ mlat clrewhcre What little food none of hi* dlsgruticd lumcbipon, R. C. fcjrhol*. Wm. DuBoso and Council has informed * the Ne ,w u*ve ?on: people also Studebaker.............................. 40 Kidd, pc -* i 1 al various Harold Claywon were each assess­ Fort Richey council that sent & district had received. Mr. Senar **ld. of Flo- she * be added, Standard Oil ofN „ J. ______ 68«4 cealed blU of ed firm* ranging from $3 to $2Jl ment in,their town is l(t favor of was obUined from a soup stractor* down Tobacco Products ...... - .......... 1*814 ftW th e r X v o been attempt* and this had been given to bee W ife Of Uckermann for various traffic and parking vio­ consolidation and ox is*; into authorities, to Union Pacific ....... U ..... .14814 children, one of wbkii w»s only lations. Thinks lie Was Slain belief that many S ttM R i I M ' building pro- U. S. Rubber _____ five months'old. Th# favorable imanlty estch their U, S. Steel - ....................132 ssid tbo *r0?Yul ’ ed that a commit l ManWithoutAppendis oner HEW YORkT 7 !’^ , 8#—CAPJ— *nd erect too proud tg ask aid for hcraelf. . Uckenuann. one time rum Hans F. •uU and bustCHICAGO, Fob. 8.—</P>— I’oulJohn L.. Lewi*, president^o< tho .local cwu Is Found In Chicago United now, Mlno fV^rkere^rrturoed to ruim*er whose revelation* to the try alive firm; receipt* 4 cars; of ita' membera *E Tax b ill remAlna before Senate. t last summer resulted ing* 3Uj 80;' lurxey* turkeys fowls 26(g)29; springs the anthracite.belt L*1* * f** i f i representatives immiltao xoaunoa hear* ________ House com mi eat in an alleged 185,luhlishcd headquarter* In thl* city roosters SO: ducks 30(£f'32: ’eatens, 35; CHICAGO. in r on avi and discuts the proposal. ayndlcate, wa* fouiwl Pfiptn B A * geese 20. end planned to make tour nt: Senate Judiciary r^mrollieo cou a gun »hot wound m Supplies of the region during which bo will a |iri* > rii]» o td aluminum InveatlTO W tilATK ON ~"BOir in th* HqteJ ArrUto, nn deliver a aerie* of address**CHICAGO, Feb. 8^-</P>—Pot*' , m . ,|V , of Jin._|C H wa* Itsrn- rationtoes receipts 130 cars; total IL NBW YORK“ T a b , B .-td h ' q u a ¥ £ 9B 9C R °ngin today ■hipmenU Saturday, 622; Sunday# announced tu ^ )groom b a ck T h b a c h b i oIK ^ discovL.WU described by Meds .~ u n - A HONOI r ’ vv of several 47; trading rather alow, maik*t t ns suiriqal, Tha Y2 baaring upon W r*.-v ; » felt M U sacked erg is sharp ea« NEW YOHl A*r Inter- t-awly steady; fJffB ftredix widow Ihioks „n be itJaad of •• fancy Having eloped t Wright round whika/ SJ f t' *'•'Jgf&i with packed ^•;ritjr where riuid* higher; Mir righ any »• think* lulu »t lis t prices mi hi* Peart*. 16, r Dr.round whKhs, Idaho whh of the fi7 be present The local C , able m **v«rai tto have aUrt- sacked ruasets, is now 15; tuncy tut lnaU-d^li*'* The I seen shade higher. .. i- 1 i ' who t v?,r *t.i ’ and aerinewaxe a fiS r i i i f t i shock fire de. „ NEW OI unknown aided by wa i tx#T a - \h ti More than !«•’ st» >«t tlw w e s te r n Maul. ■ grafted In «b* Maiidi, . . . 1923.' • t8.W; Ort. i i-'-tY ilM , vt'> \r maI u MM TO ARRIVE HERE NEXT SATURDAY ^ O R T H CAROLINA AND FLORID A I IF IN TRAFFIC TOLL Loan item incerns AVE ROBBERY 12 LAID TO GUIDE AND U. S. TOURIST GR 3 m B S Gasparilla Lands With Pirate Crew tCUTo Capture Tampa Light Docket Faces Judge White Today In Municipal Court Woman Acquittei O f Slaying Goes Back To 8 1=%*sSisSspag r irsSSK rai 1 as W ashington N ew s 1 fc r sn s f w ars Rat � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 06, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 06, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 24-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 06, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/543c0fdfaa108d41748bcf2ab5977861.pdf 7f0f147596aecc406a57e81a4fee3ba4 PDF Text Text aANFORD HERALD, flATtipDAY, iB 'Other Famous Jurse Retires a Years* Servece U9HINGTON, Feb. 0 (£*)—In u it pasture* near an im tty in Hawaii, a four-footed vetof more than th irty yearn of able active service with the l i t kicking up his heels in csce knd com fort due an old . ■ ' H' ' | Beery And H atton Link Horrors To Laughs | aW agglng * by h it mad prank*, May was a rretted in Baltimore once fo r leaping h it black thunderbolt oyer a c a rt loaded with f i n ­ wood. Again he spurted "Black Tom" up the front stairs of a BalUmdre hotel and down again > jM. jbout^Bo room.. Jgj> s name, ijr "W hiskers" and ne ;led down from his Montana pUce to join up with the cavthplace y In Texas threo decades ago. Is now enjoying retirem ent with regular rations and assurance it he will never be called opun work again, kers" is ju st a troop horse o Sam's cavalary. There w-mi NcSv Bungalows—5 room s and bath and Garage K cleared, this equine roll of .h o n o r i out of the trooper's pocf flactssary but the deeds of io » t* of the arm y have been illy recorded in General Or>efore now. msnche" probably heads th a t He was the only survivor i‘m assacre of the L ittle Big when Custer and hie gallant iment went ■to th eir death1, d has pictured this big charIng and alm ost .tie . w ith seven » ln r, and Vraa bidden In tho y Capt. M. tW. Keogh, who , Lincoln, D akotavTerritory, 0. 1870, directed th a t Com provided w ith suitable s "and th a t he will not be by any person whatever uiy m rcum iUhcek, Hbr Wjll seventeen hands, a - je t blade Ken­ tucky thoroughbred, and his dashihg m aster was more th d ii'n six footer. . Old "W hitby" Famous Ahother arm y horse of Mexican w ar fAPio was General Zachary T ailo r'a “Old W hltey'” who cartried his m aster throughout the w ar and was never ridden again. He w*a sent to W ashington to be ex­ hibited a fte r the w ar and was well night stripped of his mane and tail oh the Joiifpey by souvenir hunters. , . ■J 'Among fold mis horses of the w ar between the stales, Robt. E. Lee's MCVdveler” perhaps is best known, although Genera! Nathaniel P. B anks" "C harlie'' Is credited in a lefcfendory way with having shaped e v a a ti of tlte war. lie was the only h o r n known to have thrown G tneral G rant; The fait put the General on crutches and kept him from the battlefield a t Chickamnuga. 'P erh ap s his absence contribu­ ted to tho Union disaster in th a t fight. — •^Traveler," Lee's’ famous gray. are located on hard surfaced highw ay a t CHULUOTA, Seminoi the Okeechobee Division of th e F. E. C. iRy. Price for each 10 acre farm $7,500.00 Terms one fourth dotvn—balance in 1, 2 an d 3 years, should be kidded so soon ft.1 the f i r s t "sm art of wounds hnd l>ec‘n somewhat dulled. A part, thb;, in the process of romanticising war, so th a t its shocking memories *tmty bo lived with more comforlulily; u translation of pain Into colmidy. In the movie vanguafd of tliln nd- Invcstigate th is property Hard sin faced highways to Chtiluutn from Sanford, Orlundo and Indian Kasl Coast, l.ONCi IN SF.RVICB ASPORDBYi Rng., Feli.’G—Ilorji in 18(l.r> J Ivinas Huslewupd begun his duties us a chorister in the AII S aints’ parish Chureh here, 00 years ago, became a bellringer when 12 years old and wua elected captain when 17. Hu still has the chief bellringing job. Good hotel aunmmodalions at reasonable rates, C RIDICULED EITHER WAY .STRATFORD. Eng.. Feb. 5—A. local woman in court fur disturbing the pence said: " If you have u lot of babies they talk ‘birth control’ to you, ami if you have none they sneer mid say: ‘What have you done for your c o u n try !’ ’’ ht: IlWj. till . plated. He lived t s Ufa on tho retlrcl The yellowed record ty snow many oth W i « !« ? ,4 French ‘raihount s frV lc o lo i f f f plowed and harrow ed.and fenced. h u l u o t a C , , o m > i . (FLAGLER SYSTEM) fV '• ( J li i * ;- Owners and Developers 20 STROKES WITH "CAT" • SUSSEX ASSIZES, Feb. IS.— T.’dward Dixon, 22, recently .was non le need iiv Justice Avery to fivo yi-urs’ penal service nnd 20 strokes with the "cat." Ho was charged with stealing n plate a tid .o jjicr from home town merchant.- and nrticleu nnd with threatening two ironic word tlint they are exempt women. from service. In No Man’s l.aiul, I’llINCK SKILLED ATHLETE amid shell fire, thc^cninv face to fnco with a German butcher. <’ar- | MEURI. Switzerland, l•'ch.,. fl.<— nnge nnd enmity are momentarily iA*>—•Prince t'hielhu of Japan, ?i forgotten while Berry prepnreo to Indent <if Oxford, i.i giving thrills pay un old bill. A timely she! saves hy bis feat c on iiklls. lb* is also tho debtor eight dollars. Igi»>d at tennis, golf nnd hor&ubnck Tho adventures of the twain trr- riding. year' to the m arriage rosary of Mr. nnd Mrs, Timothy Horan of th is city . They hive been m ar­ ried B1 yeat-s nnd hnve hnd 51 anhual oyster suppefs in celebration W ashington.. . . ., i , , nf their unnlversarlfls. And km oni the olA^cordK there la none mope striking t h M ; t h u „An Indiana farmtar paid 180 for of "B U fk.T om .’J.tMaiBlKMy c«ul wp tona of anthracite. This may blaek oil whlrh Colonel M ay, the hrow light ott why farm ers arc Charles O’Malley o f tho American hard up. — Pittsburgh Gasetto cavalry In the forties, aet tongues Times. a ^ w & r a . A 'f e t J. W. Huffman, Vice President City, lluildinu. SI. Augustine, Fla. nsca •-.-- •_ S a n f o r d a n d G eneva A v e n u e s f J ' | ;,; i | / . } ■ . t *•!». » EXTEND T O ’IH E GO( )I) P E O P L E O E INGON MONDAY E V E N IN G , FEB. 15TH ^ * WE S A N F O R D A W ARM W ELC O M F T O O IIR O P F M U rtlN ' . t ft ^ P- M . to lO ;- P . M . WEWILLHAVE A “O N E P R ICET O ALL”S T O R E A N D O U R MR MILI F R H A S S F A R r w m THE MARKET TO FILL T H E S T O R E W IT H U P -T O -T H E M IN U TE M ERCflA N D lS E WE FEEL THAT YOU WILL BE P R O U D TO HAVE,T H IS NEW A D D ITIO N T O A N I? W E A S S U R E T O U t h a t w e h a v e a p S Wo are newcom ers and h ave no connection with any former business under ' '»f- a / m\ ^ ♦*<•«■♦♦♦♦♦♦ i • T l ifiTrM T •• t« h p a n y # »♦»» ■ ■ a k a n a .a a a .a n . YOUR MFR ® similar name, �-t *** Heart, «table j i Land Associated Press Full Leased Wire FORM’CORHICK WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.—Actton ducts Industry ns related to several by the departm ent of Justice in g e n tl y proposed combinations of » connection with recently effected or S R " small companies and proposed m ergers in the bread and while there has been evidence of food products industries is believed Increased activity by Us a(fcn£ Affection For Young Chicago to be in imminent prospect. Wheth- nothing has developed to suggert Youth Is Same As That For er the move would relate to the Her Sons, Reconciled Wife neWly organised W ard Food Pro­ Says On “Trial” Honeymoon Would Welcome Full Pn.be ducts Corporation* o r ' to " a n o th e r In addition to the trade em m isbunch of the halting Industries has not been disclosed, and department ?ion investigation into the merger Mate Studies Basis the Continental of justice officials decline io dls- invesugating Baking Corporation of Baltimore, Of Psycho-Analysis cusr the subject. a Semite inquiry into the Ward The departm ent has asked the Corporation would be directed in a Banker Stillman Prepares To Federal Trade Commission, how­ resolution now pending in the Senever, for information it has g ath ­ ntc Receive Teachings Which by Senator U folered in its investigation of the food ette, introduced Wife Says Are Worthwhile Republican of Wisconsin. Wil­ i g h t producs field, supposedly in prep­ liam B. Ward, president of the cor* i aration for legal action. The poration, has declared he would . NEW YORK, Feb. 8. - W ) —Pvyk Of commission for some time has been welcome the investigation. I cho analysis, in which Mrs. James •into the bakin turns inquiring U * ^ n*. 11° ™ i h|C . ViVrveteJl I Thc Ward merger is made the \ A. Stillman was originally lntorcstas drawn by Itep- ‘ «J l>y young Fowler McCormick, is a ".special investigation into the resentativcresolution Berger, Socialist of >now being studied aboard the Olyni, 8.— new Ward Corporation. I t tvns Wisconsin, who would have t h epic .................................. by her husband during thoir in lo- said the general baking inquiry government take over the corpor­ trial reconciliation. ovet* wns not yet completed but members ation and operate it In "the interest McCormicljr, beloved by Mr*. woiff’ ,n6t reveal J ’ of .he people.1’ ere of of the company wbt/fd the exact course to be taken by the “If monopoly is os inevitable as it Stillman as a eon, is the son of Harold F. McCormick of Chicago, bed to justice deportment. deportment. .seems ccnm to im," lui/’ he said, “then “thcr thu and a grandson of .John D. Rocke­ R to u Tho departm ent has been making | nation as « whole should be ino- feller. When Mrs. Stillman was lend of Ha own survey of the fowl p ro -■nop"list.“ . ‘ broken in spirit because of divorce' fhticeedings brought hy her hus­ band, McCormick suggested alio i provlstudy psycho-analysis. :sa tMrs. Stillman and McCormick, CTinifwho is 17 yenra her junior, have [Commitlong been friends, but talk of nmr, that he •ige between them is always “ nan* NEW YORK, Feb. 8,—</U)— i startx se”, she insisted. She loves him, under AVall S treet’s firs t reaction to the sbe said, just us she’ loves her uld sit announcement th a t stock and bond sons. om/ I t ionns of members of the New York Ate N ot Lovers [until 10 Stock Exchange as of Jan. 31, ex, Each State Reports Eight "Fov.’er and i understand cacii \ measure credo* *3,600,000, was u down-1 Killed During Pits I Week; ■; suid recently, “hut we ward movement of stock prices a t I Total Number Dead In 11 qther, nrt* not lovers. Do you think I I jtbate on the opening of today’s m arket. Dixie Slates Is Forty-live could have been aid • to leave him l dteiaiuu Tho rcnctioit was an orderly one, I if Wo had been liiv: rsT" iln con- however, initial losses in most of McCormick, Mis. Anno Slillnmn uetions the popular shares being hold to ATLANTA. Ha., Feb. H._(/I*)— Davison ami h -r brother James for the fractions. Motors were the first to ■Nottb ('nro)inu and I'lorida tied (Hud) played irge part in pre­ today feel the Weight of the selling, Gen- in* t week for the doubtful honor liminary cJiscUBditai* that resulted t the pro- oral Motors declining on tho of lending tin* South in the-' nmn- in the trial reconciliation.’ | sHoVing first sole, and Jordan a point. . her «f trnf fi. fatalities. Each statu Mrs. Davison, uhroiid.. Vmu her a'd inFood shares turned weak on the 1‘ l>’ " 'n g eight killed, riiu region- mother over to intem-t In r in .til­ announcement thnt the departm ent ,",n* w n' ,r> killed and —>8 in- e r’s welfuro. Hud at:.l MeCoVm el or of justice was preparing to m ove, Jum 'ileferred the “second honeymoon” Ilk fight quickly against recently unnuunrao 1 The survey• included deulji:. and ‘fur six weeks in the belief ,’v, l/WCtioilB mergers. , California Tin king injuries by automobile, .train, thing oinl getting nothing in i t to re- breukijtg four points and W ind! street ear and motorcycles. thting and getting nothing in re­ I to nl- ‘‘It" two r Loqisinitn hud the lowest sourt turn. Only when their doubts were Iincome f u r number killed during the week. removed at a family g a th e rin g ^ ! helling of tho foo<Lshare* nssum- reporting, only one, Georgia show the banker's wife ilet-nk- <,n the of the ed larger proixn rtiolns as trading (> i| jlcr |„ Wt.st f or several weeks ropcun trip abroad. liy would (ion of II- progressed, California Packing ex­ with three. ■The Stillman- will visit their but per- tending its loss to cloven points be­ Virginia led In the number in­ daughter. Anne, in Paris .and Utter fore sufficient buying support was rms found Art being hsr wore in th at will twe Dr. liqynes, who is on a forthcom ing’ lo stent, the tide ot jured, column, Florida being u close see. hunting trip.* tiled with u total of 43, #outh Caro­ ■*-;.Stiiiinsn Sltidt-s lAUJLArts Inter-; sailing. Postum, cereal was carried down lina with five* reported tho lowest. When the fililliflfcnJTaft on the was conOlympic Saturday. Mrs. Stillman A tabulation by kudos follows: stc corn­ 1 points, and United Frnit,nnd Nsw Dead Injured carried two wrll-tiiuinlted books—> ier Hiring York Canners threo each. The •IB JungV “Phychoiogical Types" and r» Hepuh- strong ,reslstcnco to selling siiown | Virginia ......... IVJ "Psycho-Analysis nail the Piycho........... IK 1 N. rarolina an of tlie r> ses“ by Dr. It. F. Baynes, whom ........ ;i ]S. Cnralinn ■he report Mr. Stillman will consult in Eng­ *1 . of Utah, way before the end of t the | Georgia .. i'i land. California l’a ■Democrats, hnlf hour. Florida To prepare the way, Mr*'. Still *j i 5 kiun of re- rallied four points from its 1 Aialmnia 1l *f» man, the New York American is • 1 Mi**i**ipl>i •‘til iu advised, is instructing her husband l Louisiana luMiruu uf •1 IH in tho rudiments of the new science s minor- a p o u t above laat week's dosing Arkansas •JO 20 of the mind. i I Tenues**'*’ or. y Senator quotation. Strength she received from treat­ Jil 1 Kentucky A strong demand also was shown [fidiann, opments hy Dr. Bayne*, made it pos­ Ireached by for Barnes in uppnrcnt anticipation J‘.'H sible for her to fight her way If. Total ns: bgum.U i of additional m erger developments through the divoice case to victory, Trading in the foreign exchanges she has aaid. and she believes i! can ylly debate, was extremely dull, demand and help her husband make it possible for them to wipe clean the slate on the pro- sterling holding steady ut $4,86 and start life together again lor the Bramiitce to 1-16, and French francs dropping liVa points to 3.71 cents. [tax. sake of their children. Spanish Fliers AS 7 BISHOP 31- ,5 w l Y S T ' ,hCf',r,h“ n'""' '«* *- L TT Man Battles For Life W hile Kin Fight Over CallingOnUndertaker t-ViU er Of Baking . STILLMAN Ions May LeadTo Justice Bureau EXPLAINS LOVE NUMBER FIRST EDITION SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY, FEBRUARY g, 1926. CrtLsatle By All Churches ’In Support Of National hibitlon Act Urged By Mannlng In Sunday’s Address - Statem ent Of Church Society Is Attacked ChurchHoadSnys Temperance Society Has No Right . To ,Speak For Episcopalian W INSFI LOUISVILLE, Feb. 8.—(tf)— While debating over the ques­ tion whether an undertaker should be called before or after ' the patient's death,’ members of Karl Mann’s family became so heated “in their argument that it was necessary to call In the pollce. Mann was battling for his life in a local hospital, while the membera df the family argued the uuedtitm .o u t f i t 9I_hU o y r . Pul icemen who answered the call said It was the first Of Ita kind th a t had ever been record. ed here. No arrests wore made ns Dr. Ohon, the family physic' ian persuaded the quarrelers to go homo and wait until death came. He also agreed to remain a t tho hospital all night to soe that tho argum ent was not renewed, otherwise patrolmen would havo been stationed a t the door. Death overcame Mann about midhlght last night. Alice ViehlenANvar: F irst Ploco Fet- L_ Cockerel, Pult^rt Aw W hite Lcghoin i Seminole County W ell Represent B. F. Whitner, Jr. Praised For Eni Exhibited A t NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—W )-Bishop William T. Manning, head of the New York Episcopal diocese, t'. believes the *Volstcnd act can bo enforced. He favors a crusade by Seminole County took setsall churches in support of tho lnw. oiul prize for vegetable dlaIn many Sunday sermon; against pUy, fir»t In celery, first tho stand of Dr. James Emprlngboots and first on cabba of tin Church Temperance Soclsty of the and three prizes were won _ | Episcopal chureh in favor of light Seminole County individuals | wincr and beer, Bishop Manning In the poultry show, nccortUfifT' K Jims attracted most attention. At £'!>V to it telegram received SAtins I Utica, Bishop Charles Fisk*, head ! of the central New York dlocc.se, day afternoon by; Tho Hevmd ■ fnvored modification of th .1 Vol­ n*om B. F. Whitner* Jr., stead Act. , 1 - Bljj Party Headed By Gover­ county agent, who ha* bwn in nor BrewHter Will Be Feted charge of theittsytay booths of tho*' “Undue importance has boon a t­ tached to the statem ent or the sen Al Hotel Forrest 1-akej county at tho South Florida F air in city," Bishop Manning said. "It Motorcade Id P l a n n e d Tampa. litS1$ * 5 f t lias no official authorisation and Third prite In pineapple oranges • , j no right whatever to speak in the was also wan by ih u count)'* '' Finns for nn clnborntc entertain­ Bnme of the Episcopal church." - ment including a dinner a t the Ho­ Alice Vcilghlen of Sanford,' n Wants Imw Properly Enforced momber of tho Crystal Lake Poul- r] tel Forrest Lake and a motorcade "I do not hold tlmt to drink wine about the city and neighboring try Club, took first-m dse a t the or other intoxirnnts in moderation points of Interest nra bring perfect­ fa ir for the boet coekerel, pullet is in itself u sin," tho bishop suid, ed by Chamber of Commorcc com­ end trio, In the White Leghorn ) "but I believe thnt uio prohibition mittees In connection with tho show. law properly enforced will nttiko us vIhU of a party of 140 representa­ J . If. Ulstltno, of lorngwood, won n healthier, stranger mid -better tive cltisens front Miami who are first prise for tho dressed poultry people". expected to nfrive here Saturday Class, additlOn to otltor honors. Jijjj "I believe l|mt tlie law can and afternoon, according to Secretary ■ H ought to bu.enforced and I* being It. W. I'cammn, who today called Inolo county carricti off L’; and tf ti; more nnd inure generally observ­ a meeting of sncrla) committees to prise In ta s itcitrus display am .School won first thunSanford HTighh School • ommnndanl Don Ksnion Franco ed in the country as a whole, perfect Inst minute detoils. (lop) ami Captain Kills dr Alba "There is not the slightest llkllAccording to P present plans, the ors in the high nchoolI vegetable ex,"ii> attem pting to Ily from F.urepe lipod that the country will ever ro-1 mrty will coma hero from Howry- hibit. R. Wi Puarmsn, secretary ofi peal the prohibition inwk and wu n-the-Hills to lie greeted by San­ to ’Lrtlil. all know this, • • * , . Chamber of Commerrett ford cltisens bended by J. Putnam local "I wish that the clergy of our Staven* and Chamber of Com­ leaving today on a return tri Tampa, carrying with him Jf* church nml of all churches all over merce officials. * lure and data portalring to „ the land would Join in n crusade Fallowing a brief period of rent for voluntury und noble action In s t tho Hotel Forrest Lake, the Inolo county which ho will use1 to niipport of the law ami that the visitor* will ho taken on a motor advatttae thl* county’s advantage*’ ritt, agricultural and bor-people of ult churches and all good tn^r «T“ celery! fields and d t n ii citUeim wouhhytmrk such u move­ groves In the Country Glub sec­ tlcuUural center. In n'Statement Jssuml this tm>niment. . returning to tho city about 6 ingjM c. Pesrm ar stated that "t Drinking Conditions W orst „ tion, to p rep are/o r dinner sched­ »t*>-ths Taking modification n* nn inett- o'clock uled fqr.O o'clort m the Hotel Forviduni. Bishop FJskp suid t lu t (i«q 'a m E m il HfRim l-th! A n d M c x io ii 'olstcud Act hud raided worse ftg Guv p u N v ntribdthif H eld On OhurKC H ffa irin g Woking condition ' unvyng our -itm ! Hn w stft, will 'be f i l (Ural and I In in G ro v e O f V illa A nd young people than wc had before,' sh rrt MddnvTEos seltlI W r f ih ll the than over m I B M a d e A w ay W ith T h e H e a d had corrupted officials and proved agricultural, Industrial i com' «neo noted that the r e r ’ hstato ---------— w Mand MA' vet a menace against the poor. Jin iikiv Id! --attractions of Sanford. ttvttfoa were not atlra * tjlf PA It HAL, Mexico, Feb. 8.—(A*)—- said the church should be n teach­ tentlmi they once diu, I ’r-Pearl Inierratlng'Talks FUuncd er and flat u moral policeman. The The lieadle** body of Francisco move made 10 years ago for moral Members of the “ Maine to South­ *aid, and that the com •' '* haring hmI display booth* " f* holding ‘Turuho" Villa, notorious bandit temperance, he thinks, is now los­ land Pilgrlmuge" wilt respond with o center of attraction for most short sketches Uf the northern chieftain, whose cement sepulchre ing ground. of the visitors." The Kev. Percy Stiekncy Grant, state'* possibilities und will con was lurn "pen hy ghouls Friday "Tho rpunty fortunate enough to ;-,j rector of tho Church of the Asocn-I tra*b tho various attractions of tho night, mav !<• the silent accuser of sl«n, preaching ut Ht. Murk** In tlie nouth u* opposed' to those of the bo nblo to raise such good protlua* . , a* Semlnolo county’s i* urod of J Emil lialmdahl, American soldier Boworio* expressed admiration for north. n 'wonderful, future. Thi |inUife*t t f fortune, and a Mexican, Alber­ the ]8th Episcopal bishop who In urging a* ninny Sunford cit­ displayed by vlaiton to o lr booth to' Corral, said to he of Lon Am stood hy the dry law, and niided. izen n a* ponniblo to u**l*t In lin- was gratifying to tho oatnm o and “ Wait until the 100 per cent pre**ing the big delegation with gele*. irolostunts — Presbyterian* a n d thi* city’s Importance, Secretary we expoct to nroflt trein.’ndouiiLv lialmdahl, rejiuted to have been Mpfhodist* from this year’* showing," ha pudnnd Jiaptint*—get hold u guide for Gen. Pershing'* fruit- of thl* question at the polls and It, W. Peatman of the Chamber of td. rj .. Coninturcc staled today tlmt from iusp expedition into Mexico in chose tho enemies of prohibition will see In commenting on Seminole an education a* well n* un enterof Villi., und Corral, are in jail u sight to terrify them." exhibit, Mr. Few toinment standpoint, the Maine county's hire, while authorities are tnrb'K tipok* highly of Mr. Wni Wayne B. Wheeler, nstionnl to learn what wan done With Villa * counsel of the Anti-Bnloon League, purty's visit here should bo capi­ work in preparing tho booths, talised, on and mudo a* much of thu food issues uluUrmilicd hind, which the grave robber* cut praised Bishop Manning’* uddre** declared that much credit was Franco To Continue iff market, after constructive e ffo rts' and took. No satisfactory ex­ a* prcNcntcd to HUpportcrs of the as poxidble. him for tho "very ronuncndi had Is on tem porarily successful in Im* bww ascribed for the Volstead Act. TAMPA. Fla-. Fpb. H.—(/I*)— way In which this county waa i Flight On Tuesday planation general electric nnd several of the King Gasparilla and hi* pirate crew .I. reputation, although a note left resented at the largest fair In i *________ Letters “Back Home” oil and leather shares. California made their nnmiul attack upon with the hod/ 1 said tin- bend was RIO JANKRIO, Fev.'H.—<flVPacking slumping 16 points to 156, Tampu today and, as usual, acre (^mimander Knmon Francu, thi* to he sent to Columbus, N M., O ff Sot Propaganda •u , r ''_________________ 1 ^ : • i of ,the bandit raid ,inn1916. Ward Baking n to IM^i and postum juuxe&ftlul in c a p tu r in g f th e c llj. SrnrnUh-aviator, decided last ni*ht ■mgp ^ U..J The pirate shin npf»et»iy4 m etric to noHlpone the next jump tnwSTH ■ Many t.orerhow»vr r, M ie re thtc-cronFshe to 113%. , "hT. PETERSBURG, "Vli. ' 8— P«L Peter O. United Fruit wus also down five, mouth of the HKlaboro River short­ Buenos Aire* until tomorrow. It head wit >stolen from the tomb for Thomas P, Wharton, vIco-pros lly after daybreak und nailed ,ritnendwr' of Dupont four and International hud been his rfptcntion to pilot the -arreptitiou* fule to some InsUdent and goneral manager of the I the Flor- Harvester, National Cloak ami Suit umphuntly to it* *odl. reuplnno Piu Untra down the tution fpr acierUinc study, Union National Innuranc* ComCormmrcc und Coca-Cola three to three quar­ latter the pirate crew paraded ronkt to Monlcviedo. Uruguay. | Were On Ituuling Trip ny, attending tho winter bore, One of tho smaiost Monduv morn­ nr extra- ters. Call loans renewed a t five ...rough ihe the city in a pageant or Titc Jacks! and his two compan­ ilarces th at one of tha most ef­ l.i'tio l* known yet of the d r- ing docket* recorded in the past ?tatcs in per ernt unchanged from Friday’s victory in which they were joined ions who oinstances surruunoouc nur/oundiiur the arrest few month* wns un fur Judge W. fective mean* for nullifying th o n m have flown here ----- from, m. ninsiaiices MEMPHIS, Ten.. Feb. B.by various local orgajiiiutmn*. The Pulos.-Bpain. today placml ajvrcm n <lt ||„ |m,j„h| und Coreal. They are return figures.of adverse Florida propa­ Fusing for photographs wit K. White's disposal In police court effect Ftrip to New Gasparilla parade this year con- „n the statute of Alberto BanVosI ganda In the north is tho w riting husband and their four year ....... said to have maintained they were udned the largest number of fhmU Du mot, ono of the pioneers in avia- in this section on-a hunting trip. thin morning when only 18 defend­ of Jot tor* to friends "back home" son, center of Jimmie, Mra. J . F. Farmei ant* faced tho judge, most of them Noun Stuck List •t more im* in the history of such affair* tna tion. Commandfr Franco altenilud ectflng forth the true conditions quitted of m urdering1 Mra. Investigator* Imve taki-n their fthsn ever l>e- NEW YORK. Feb. 8.—(A’>— wa* witnes! ed by thousands u» several receptions in hi* honor dur­ lend from a reported Inquiry re­ for minor offense*. Ilcrschel Burk rnme up for tha in this etAte. Mr. Wharton has a Lee Scott, haa indicated th at hsve found Allied Chem. & Dye ...... .1*8’A passed through the center of the ing the day and was made on cently hy an America* us to tbo j third time on a rhurgu of drunk- wide acquaintance throughout the completely reconciled with the to insti- American Smelt. & Rofg- —137** city lo the South F lurida fmr. imnorary ntemlier of tho Uraxmam exact locution ui of Villa's TiiiH a gravek whch F"*" A<niics« l and paid a fine Of $12. 1s- country, ts writing an average of hand who waa tho third angle I American T L T .................... M6M Governor John W. Martin, honor Inuro club. anted out by the cemetery j(uh Thoman and U llie Rivers were twenty-five letters each day and was pont >bl«m th a t cul Cjicht and ex­ American Woolen ............... 38*» caretaker, It’s death. *?*m the only other* to nay fine* fur the mailing them to northern add rasa isted a pro- Atchison .......................... ....... 131 Condton.i ifl*out the grave of­ (ante offense. Lilli* Rivers was al­ oa where ho •believes they will Jo Farm er family waa Starvation Claimsl | *40!s financiers A. C. I* ....... fered srpull nid to solution of the so given a fine pf $26, or 30 days, result In the greatest good. ed in thalr home following t knight said, Bethlehem Steel ..........-----— 47 Woman In Coal Belt mystery, except th a t it mu*t have on rharges uT carrying concealed diet of acquittal by a Jury .....167 to them the • Coca Cola taken n numlwr of atrong men to weapon*.. The police took u raxor Klfers And N ew Port deliberated 81 h o u n on Mre.; ...232 needing j Dupont de Nemours m er’a fate. Mra. Scott waa a k BARRBi ■ ^eb. R:| .dislodge the weight concrete cover­ frani her at tho time she waa a rt supplies in Eric ..... ................ ................... . 42Vi Us*panim. “ ‘ ^ fOU/ ti of Flor- -(AWILKES killed in 'her apartm ent Jan. ing slab. Bottles and corks smell­ rested. Richey May Be United h —8Un-*t»on, »» a result ord 'd could not General Electric ....-------- ------34514 ',|’®r**c L (.,f.hiccnth cvntury. In the anthradto strike, h** ing of pungent chemical* found Mra. Farm ar, whoa# Julian Folston and Charles Riv# the traffic Kelly Springfield 1 7 7 3 hi*hhcud quarter* were on an its first victim, with-the. death of near the grave are unaccounted fpr. cm were each fined $10 for disor­ | S p rin g field ............. ____ T, ....... defense __ I tho om NEW PORT RICHEY, Feb. there U no L & N ............. ..................... 143’e island nouth of this city. bar acquittal b Mr*. Mary Harrington, wife of a The body was left partly exposed derly conduct. movement to consolldaU El there is liule New York Central — 128 }4 striking miner." Deputy U«roner to view, apparently having been C. Im Tickle and J. L. Oata were and Now J ’ort Richey and Stories concerning his f*tc vary, ™ when tlicre Norfolk und W estern .......... lSO’ i Sc nor said he was convinced that rased only enough for the deesp- found guilty of doing bunlnere in one muolcipality of the two grew ‘hat rxperien- Northern & Pacific ............. - 72»i - U M ' tators to do their work. the 6lty without u license and or­ ing towns is under way a fte r au her death was due ho watch the E. A. L. .... ........... 46 an expedition which set Villa was burled here in 1923 fol­ dered to pay a fine of $6 each. jt-. mnurcereaful attem pt Iowa Mrs. Harrington’s hu*b*nd had n»rrT that hanged h> an1 Like* Captain Was that the Southern Pacific ............. —-*—102 Vb In kia wife’a ■ left the cosl fields to find rmploy- lowing bis death a t the hands of Nesbit smoko, Smoke, AJiwrt Albert Williams, William NeH.ll end . yc, r .*o. Tlw Klfcr* fore Olty T U & it Eugene Southern R ailw ay ........... ....... 11^ m lat clrewhcre What little food none of hi* dlsgruticd lumcbipon, R. C. fcjrhol*. Wm. DuBoso and Council has informed * the Ne - i 1 ,w u*ve ?on: people also S tudebaker.............................. 40 Kidd, pc 1* al various Harold Claywon were each assess­ Fort Richey council that sent & district she had received. Mr. Senar **ld. of Flo* be added, Standard Oil ofN „ J. ______ 68«4 cealed blU o f ed firm* ranging from $3 to $2Jl ment in ,th eir town is l(t favor of was obUined from a soup stractor* down Tobacco Products ...... - .......... 1*814 ftW th e r X v o been attempt* and this had been given to bee W ife Of Uckermann for various traffic and parking vio­ consolidation and ox is*; into authorities, to Union Pacific ....... U ..... .14814 children, one of wbkii w»s only lations. Thinks lie Was Slain belief th at many S ttM R i I M ' building pro- U. S. Rubber ______ five m onths'old. Th# favorable imanlty estch their U, S. Steel - ....................132 ssid tbo *r0?Yul ’ ed th a t a commit l ManWithoutAppendis oner HEW YORkT 7 !’^ , 8#—CAPJ— *nd erect too proud tg ask aid for hcraelf. . Uckenuann. one time rum Hans F. •uU and bustCHICAGO, Fob. 8.—</P>— I’oulJohn L.. Lewi*, president^o< tho .local cwu Is Found In Chicago United now, Mlno fV^rkere^rrturoed to ruim*er whose revelation* to the t r y alive firm; receipt* 4 cars; of ita' membera *E Tax bill remAlna before Senate. t last summer resulted ing* 3Uj 80;' lurxey* turkeys fowls 26(g)29; springs the anthracite.belt L*1* * f** i f i representatives immiltao xoaunoa hear* ________ House com mi eat in an alleged 185,luhlishcd headquarter* In thl* city roosters SO: ducks 30(£f'32: ’eatens, 35; CHICAGO. in r on avi and discuts the proposal. ayndlcate, wa* fouiwl Pfiptn B A * geese 20. end planned to make tour nt: Senate Judiciary r^m rollieo cou a gun »hot wound m Supplies of the region during which bo will a |iri* > rii]» o td aluminum InveatlTO W tilATK ON ~"BOir in th* HqteJ ArrUto, nn deliver a aerie* of address**CHICAGO, Feb. 8^-</P>—Pot*' , m . ,|V , of Jin._|C H wa* Itsrn- rationtoes receipts 130 cars; total IL NBW YORK“ T a b , B .-td h ' q u a ¥ £ 9B 9 CR °ngin today ■hipmenU Saturday, 622; Sunday# announced tu ^ )g r o o m b a c k T h b a c h b i oIK ^ discovL.WU described by Meds .~ u n - A HONOI r ’ vv of several 47; trading rather alow, maik*t t ns suiriqal, Tha Y2 baaring upon W r*.-v;» felt M U sacked erg is sharp ea« NEW YOHl A*r Inter- t-awly steady; fJffB ftre d ix widow Ihioks „n 1 be itJaad of •• fancy Having eloped t Wright round whika/ SJ f t' *'•'Jgf&i with packed ^•;ritjr where riuid* higher; Mir righ any »• think* lulu »t l is t prices mi hi* Peart*. 16, r Dr.round whKhs, Idaho whh of the fi7 be present The local C , able m **v«rai t to have aUrt- sacked ruasets, is now 15; tuncy tut lnaU-d^li*'* The I seen shade higher. .. i- 1 i ' who t v?,r *t.i ’ and aerinewaxe a fiS r i i i f t i shock fire de. „ NEW OI unknown aided by wa i tx#T a - \h ti More than !«•’ st» >«t tlw western Maul. ■ grafted In «b* Maiidi, . . . 1923.' • t 8.W; Ort. i i-'-tY ilM , vt'> \r maI u MM TO ARRIVE HERE NEXT SATURDAY ^ O R T H CAROLINA AND FLORID A I IF IN TRAFFIC TOLL Loan item incerns AVE ROBBERY 12 LAID TO GUIDE AND U. S. TOURIST GR oi 3 S Gasparilla Lands With Pirate Crew tCUTo Capture Tampa Light Docket Faces Judge White Today In Municipal Court Woman Acquittei O f Slaying Goes Back To 8 1=%*sS isS sp a g r irsSSK rai as W ashington N ew s fc r sn s f w ars Rat �Mwzm iala & Grapeville >r Chinese And Other H airgoods )8 ANGELES, Feb. 8 (A1)— bob-haired flnpper has created arket upset and, a t a result, latlves of China and India, who .••held- a virtual monopoly in sriala for America's wiirs ami e*. may yet be forced to com* for a place in the m attress s. ■ * ir this city, a rente* of hair nsr inAt_s the i________ United States, nn_•_* and Mjances" that hair for wigs Wkka-up now sells for igoni th in t*third leas than in the diu’s- before a ie few who do n o tjit times have recourse to wigs, Thhs Is largely T a ih e c te A t l l r a d O f S o u tfie r.i C o n fe re n c e T r a in i n g H u rd F r r T o u rn a m e n t F eb. 26; h e bob. . i -v - A’ vTbo'bob works two ways on the na'rkct. F irst, many bobbed tres|os find their way into wigs and none-of them into loupesf secondthe widespread trim m ing of inlnc locks has lessened the lemand for swlthehcs. transform a­ tions, false curls and .many' of the■ H other successful H t f more J l i p v or p Hlea* IP IP M IP m sftlficcs by the There fair tresses employed for their make-up. 20 yearn ago. Many, too, w a r wig* to protect their nu'n jockii from the strong light used in pic­ ture making and which is said to "burn ud" the natural treesses, unless protected) The redaction in the c o s t'o f hair iq a true saving for one a c t­ ress whose roil ctills for more wigs than probably any .other cin­ ema performer. Her wigs cost hex as much n* $500, even under .re­ duced prirov. E rnest Torrence, uses numerous beards, mustache! pnd similar fa ­ llal adorhment*. gains but indi­ rectly. because ’iu iir” used lit, oink­ ing false boards is .not hair but O fiber gfown in Australia. Ai»'nfled to Ihe face in minute strands, 't photographs belter than real bkbv .Vd'jjjK -A L; -■ 1 Toupes, say Los Angeles deal­ ers. loflcrt only in p a rt th e - r e ­ duced lialr cost, since thn wrtfkmnii-ikln in a toupe accounts fo r a great p a rt o? the cobI. Movie Trade Good As tho general m arket for hair shrinks, however, the dcninnd con­ tinues undiminished in motion picturvdom. Bales of It Is uied by sides, advices were a t hand Indica­ tin g favorable conditions for the new crop of domestic winter wheat, Chicago opening prices, lc to 2 J.fcc1 L IG Teams To Be Entered NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 8.—(yp) —The University >of, N orth Caro­ lina basketball champion of the Southern Conference is now tiad with the University d f Kentucky In basketball gomes played brtw eui conference tenma. ; Kentucky also Mr. and Mnt. Oft sen and baby loved to the Beck cottage ih rauevilc, lust week. ■ . Mr, and Mrs. Hail and two lit­ tle dhuchlcif, lately from Missis­ sippi are living in th i Williams lom e, which is now owned by Mr. Douglas. v. Mrs. Elmer Ludquist and the llttle^ynaso Imby w e n on tho sick list last week. Doctors attended them. A number of chickens will be shown this week a t the Tampa Fair from the Crystal Lake Poul­ try Club, Willing workers had a busy 5 time tying u quilt a t the home of R Mrs. Archie Swanson, Jan. 22, !JJ Mr. and Mrs. W. Adgate o f j* Ohio are spending the w inter at » the home of Mis. A dgate's son. >5 Kenneth Robbins, th at has come h down in their car. Mr. and Mr*. Elmer Tyner ■ motored to Windermere Sunday * . The storm Wednesday unroofed Jj nrt of the dw elling, of II. G. ■ undqulst. On account of bad w eather, not ■ mnny coulii Attend the party nt ‘■ the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. O .j J Tyner on Saturday night, which ■ was given in honor of the birth- • day of their daughter. Miss Eunice. n who came with Mr. Magnuson »* from Windermere. ; Mr. Malm is home again with n his daughter, Mrs. Ntreso, a fte r r Jj pleasant stay a l the beach. Kov. Eckurdt was a guest over ■ Sunday nt the home of Mrs. Lund- J quint and brothor. Emil Magnuson.. 3 Rev. J. S. Clark will be with us * Feb. 7. Sunday school a t 0:48 and £ preaching lit 11 o'clock. • Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Tucker and son have lately moved to the Ilirsch homo which is now o w n *1 by Loch Arbor. Mr. Tucker Is em ­ ployed as a civil engineer. Mrs, John Borell entertained the Dorcas club a t her home the afternoon of Jan. 28. Ten member* and 10 visitors were present, nil of whom were served cakes and coffee. Tea-towels nnd pillow tubing were given out to bo made up. The next meeting on Feb. 28 the club is’lnvited to tho home of Mrs. Voile Williams in Sanford- ’ Mrs, Fletcher and Mrs. Elmer Tyner 'joined ifs new members. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ah gat nnd daugh­ ter* were in Orlando, Jan. 22. E J ted to qualify. Although much a m aterial fu rth e r drop, a good . can happen in the week* rem ain­ Real E state Conveyance* F. F. Dutton and Company to A. deal of tha selling being due to ing before, championship, piuy be­ orders to stock losses a t gins, records thus fa r would indi­ D. Shoemaker, land* in section 4, standing cate th at the competing outfits will township 20; consideration $35,000. various fixed limits. Com and oata fell w ith wheat be much tho same as Inst season. : • M orris W ittenstcln to Mary E; a result of continued liberal iv« The UnitfcrsltyJ- of Mississippi Coulter, 36 acres in section 22, gs Colptfl of com. A fter opening V* more familiarly "known nt “Ole . township 2 1 ; consideration $7,000. to Jc off, Maq .HI HW.H2 the corn Miss," advanced to third place in Ada P. Humphries to J . J. MuthI~*son, Iota 14 to 10, block 1, West m arket underwent an additional I the standing with eight victories •1 against one defeat. TWs record W lldemcro Addition; consideration *«g. O atis started ’i to IViC lower, *represent* nn unbroken string of • $ 8,000. May .41'i to .4214. I.liter the loss­ j eight games won hs the Miasiasip>- A, B. Doane to J. C. Bills, Jr., es increased. ■pinns lost their initial go with , lapds in section 10, town«li!p"32; Piovision* were responsive ‘to Louisiana State. Mnrlynnd lius consideration $4.COO. weakness to hog vnlues and of lost pnly one ganim that to Vir­ t -. Ban uniiMt Lanta Investm ent■ v/lllll Company a11 wv” H•IHIl« JNI ginia, and Virginia too hnn met »to Mary Landgraf, lot 12, block 8, grain us well. d e fc a tju n t once, Georgia has won .S an Lanta subdivision; considera­ JACKSONV1LLK, Fla., Fel». 8. twice n* mnny games os it has lost tion $2,600. ' (TP)—Conditions and quotation* to get sixth place. Tnlnno . Con­ ^ 'J o s e p h Slllaway to' George A, tinues to hold the honor of scoring Fowler, lots 17, and 18, block 0 the mdht points, having pnst tin* township 20; consideration $1 ,000. 400 mark, a«d tho Greenbacks nlst, Max Hurvlch to M arietta Sunhave soon the most points' r,coted >HTard, lot 211, Longwood; $1,000. against them, opponenta 'having G. B. Upchurch to M arietta Ham netted .174. ford, lot 213, Longwood; $600. Alabama In winning three and Henry K art to M argaret 8. Colctlosing four rumen is all even in • w ill, 6 acres in section 1,0* town­ points with 170 scored and the ship 2 1 ; consideration $600. w in e number registered by oppo­ Valentine Blaemeyer to H. A. nents. Leonard, lot block- 1H. Golden The University of Florida, a con­ Hdfghts; consideration $600, ference member, has m et no conU- M. Crosthwnit to L. D. Few, fcrenco’ tonms this season. lot 3 Smith Florida Citrus Compony's Plat; consideration $60n. J. C, Bills. Jr., to Geneva Asso­ ciated, Inc., lumU In section 32, 2d and 20, In fuwnshlp 20; no connidcration stated. i u p j i v i a , niniiiKMu viMs-vd, b ' v v m < *nntf » ' p . F. Pool to B, A. Thompson, $5,00(|bf0.00. . WhW lO B K , 1 lundk In section 27 and 34, town­ 1fatwy. Bqunsh, standard crates, yellow, budy of u wr)|-«| ship 84; no price stated. | ^ L, young worn Geneva Associated, Inc., to 1 fancy, pracliridiy no supplies, Hquitnii, standard crates, white, ifluhurn hair, win Uharlca D. Hairtes, lands in section prucllcully no supplies. to oonth, was n JO , 2K and 32, towujjhlfl 20 J hVc«n- fancy, Mwoi t potatoes, per cwt. Ijtllw p n M « * $.7-60. . . f . s ’ ■ ’street and A rent Tomsloo*, sixes, Florida, fancy 11 bullet wound in ■count and stock, $6,00g>|0.00. nnotlier in the hr Tornntde.i, sixes, Florida, choice fractured, count and stock. $3.50<?f$4.GU. rha police arc I Oranges, boxes, fancy cohnt a n il; ‘ "A e, ’,,® v,“ 8 r, CHICAGO, Foil. 8.—(A*)— Butter 0 « k . i i s m w . . . -. lower; receipts 10.060 tubs; cream ­ Oranges, boxes, choice count n* J ery extra 4 2 \i; standards 42Mii stock, $7.00@>$4.00. e x tis firsts 4'4tf>42; f ir s t 40^@) , ' G ianefruit, Imxes, fum y count i 41; neeonds 8U@40; egg" lower; nnd slock, |3.60@)$4.0Q. The bag-pipe, which was th re a t­ ioceipte 13Ji43 cases; firsts 20;' Grapt-froult, boxes, choice count firsts 20. nb,i nnd stock. $3.00@>$4,00. ened for n while Inst spring when Tangerines, boxes, $()X)0@>$0.60« an American Jukx orchestra intro-; Pineapples, no Florida supplies. dlici-d the suxaphonc to Scotland, LW’ CHICAGO, Fob. 8.—(A1)—GenerStraw berries, 32 quart crates, has cuiue back into it* own. v ul .soiling w ith which the whi^it m arket here opened today found mostly per quart, .fl0<3>.70. support lacking and led quickly tn hti,(/P) pow'dc—-.(i.0. etooiotijolnfqm a decided setback In values. Llvera t 9 t o w id U t ta V c pool quotations were lower nnd the The most im portant of C hriit■ am ount of wheat afloat fo r Europe nm i' unniosaki'S is Natal, in Boutli showed 3,768,000 bushels increase Africa, \ Tho Portuguese dfogovero r c o n s tip a tio n on compnrml with n week ago, bu- ed it on Chrlstiuan Day. 3 n sH a sg * M * » ■ ■ ■ ■ c sn a rtB n n iix rg " * ^ ” 1 Within 7 miles of Sanford. P a rt of this prop Lake Monroe and part on the St. Johns River Slate Highway No. 3 runs right through this property, I -2 Cash— Balance I Y ear Phone 713 U - , a p p e tite EM EMBER, how it used to bo T ra ct .Y O U K N O W M E A L an ford’s First Industrial Development v/nLL,ir» nrg tut RIGHT WITH V oU PUVG IG U R SS ‘ lOKIDWHELDfv' y j iL i_ ru ic ^ a a -T ViW A V o m .S u h e x B O Y /IS N T . — l»uTTfWr f6 SHrtfrrrd u s Ihu c u n to n o f .a c tiv ity . AFG in d u s tr ia l T r a c t t h e f i r s t e x c lu s iv e in d u s tr ia l de'■ lu p m e n t is u d d in g m u ch to th e p r o g re s s a n d ud' micc’in e n t oj m a n u f a c tu r in g u n d g e n e ra l indus1 ^1,tL G ia t w u s p ro m is e d u t th e op en in g a ill la.- com plie d a n d w ill so o n s t a r t o p e ra tio n . TMArvrfTm- VOU O M D 9 vou ousw r T o P flC M T H G Q ^ D B K f RIGHT T o T H H O LQ V GtHPTERS j t u k im e v unless you apply HCAF.EO. Dolling ivetcr, stoves, hot mease, flro and »ua infJct painful bums. i-lQARBO tikes ths pain sway at cate and prevent). MiiftHnx. It leave* iJii akin cjcur i*ud maooUi without si K ir. •It is a necessity to every housewife. Ask your d ru & tt lor l ic a r b o Sites 96x260 Price $25 per foot * wey, i oim't •m L « G R f» P H -T o CMhRWBV THAT e v £ R 1 O .k'. 'VIO. I’Ll DOW,*. DObi’T WASTE CystV T I M E . P>U YOU HAVE "l‘P 0 0 i s G-O CATCH T H «T p M U E f? ..V ' fm m . NO By millions ended Hill’s MqpnKbon* ofcakb ev«y vtmtc/_ snd in u I w n They end hwdsehe and open t!<e bhwtl*. tun* tbs whole ■»»tem. U»s nothin* lt« itliabie. GoJdaaitd Gnprc call far proajs„e^itnt hdp. £c sun you get R. la Ba S u r e ' " r t t l / k I d Q3 Price 3 0 c SB r "1* poruait H. LONG AVI*. Kaaford. FU. a □ �film on lb . P a e irie -fh im m A lask a to Keren— an? given a ‘tim e U ™ e ^edlcal Profession Asserts T h a m ie TJhatHlrton L iih t Veghl (Jirt WUl Have To HRlfl P ^ n d t t H H Soon B^LTJJMORE, *Keb.'8, ((A**)— The champibn lightweight of the world, the Modern Girl, if she W hold her fashionable rule, will have to put oh ttib gloves ocninst a fotmidabip opponent of Cine Mctnipolis, IS I The mem* 190,000. The Lloiately six Krcrk* [the rank* of I their wives, ( jrder were .Corps sdoptbffe better* fion of the ivoricrs dts- there ore L southern With a pocKei-Kntie, pocket-knife, hamm er ami and saw. saw, Private Alexandei Stcnvk U S nammer rrivate Alexander Lgfcendnnta Q uartenhastcr Corptt, has built Snminiaturc temple on the military res­ I f f i r n ervation a t Fort Benning, Gp. ‘The soldier labored in spare time for more titan a year. His m aterials were blocks of wood, cartridges dis­ carding packing cnees and beaver board. The photo shows ihe ton of the temple which Is 22 feet lonk, 18 feet and G Inches wide * ism Strict play of ul * more the constiI Sates his|if the corps. « plans to p its own nurses, ttithout re­ in! pension m no rectirt. Thoul tbislered without jthpivern- ■ H 4 ’’ A r- Krf«< iirides■jril for her ■In. Florence h i is under [8<r husband, t bigamist and it secured of ilictmen seekby wife numI hail returned tons, one-tenth the yveight of the Eiffel tower, and cost Siul.tlOtt ex­ clusive of radio equipment. It is guaranteed to he eai tlnpiake mid storm-proof. I In* Eiffel tower cost $2,000,000 ut n normal rale of ex­ change. Hines 928 Feet In Air Nefir A 20 kilow:Ut short wave -send­ City Of Berlin And la Said ing station, designed to m rve the To Be One Qf H ighest In Far East, is being Imilt in n twoWorld ForCommqrcialWork story insulated cabin on a plat­ form 754-feet above the ground. BERU N , Feb. 8. ((A1))—One The tower will be the binding post of the tallest- towers in the world for .70 antennae lending to ns ninny built exclusively for commercial sending and receiving stations as­ radio purposes, hast been complet­ sembled at Koenigswustcrhauscn, ed for the German M inistry of There is ample room for expansion Posts and Telegraphs a t Koenig- i to meet’ the ncTris of all Europe for years. swusterlmuscn, *ncar Berlin. The tower’s riulio emp potent U TotVcring 028 feet above .the especially designed to meet the ground, the triangular steel am! Tirnis of transmitting photographs aluminum structure falls only 6i> by wireless. feet short of equalling the Eiffel I >r. Bredow chief of tiie radio tower in Paris. Including an nn- d i v i s i o n of the poBtufficc depart­ tennn m ast- of 58 feet, however, ment, is predicting thnt in a few tho tower eclipses tho Paris strut years business letters will in- sent lure by.tw o feet. by tube from branch postofflees A spirnl stnircltse of 1,000 steps to the main postoffice building in winds up to th e.to p of the tower,] Berlin, photographed and wiren climb of half an hour. A mtc-1 leased to points ns distant as Java pnssenger elevator, running in a Free 85 Cent Bottle (32 Doses) Mtimes if you W liver till is Reducer in the pa mure vitalpuany fnuti you itaow that Cod ■ sagar coaled Wo nhlly want Modi of solid ljwr bones and W—osk Union PjWi"* for u W Liver Oil Kninumumwi. ^ nun scrawny bodies th at do .not hold the needed rriscrvt of Strength. What is the result T Many of these young women are' incurring Wrecked health th a t not ohly for­ bids their continuing public activItirs, but thut interferes seriously with their eventually . fulfilling the responsibilities of m arrisge and motherhood,". . Di. Barker was inclined to lay .the blame tentatively a t the door of tlnv-niodistca. "The maker!’ of fashion hnvo reinsured a style th a t i« rtally as unbeautiful as it itf‘Unhealthy, It will pan*, as ho ye the evils of the hourglass figure* and other un­ reasonable unci unhygienic whims If your sleep is broken by an Jr-, j-itated bladder thut waki-o you up every few hours, you will appre­ ciate the rert ami comfort you get front the flee bottle t'12 doses). If you se n d th iJ notice, youn name and home address we will give vim a regular 85 cent bottle (H2 d!’-csl of The Williams Treat­ ment. Kindly wmd H> cents to helu pay !'nrt coat of postage, L i n g , etc., to The Ur. - A. Willi a mn Co., Post Office Build­ ing, Dept,, East Hampton, tonn. Only one bottle free to same perton. family or address. Nothing ^cav the I . afcfl • . I1®" * !**«’{* !ulf! m'l\r ”,,cv^ mllit to b't £ University. "The ideal of the exaggeratedly thin figure, dictated-by the fash­ ion of the mofneht, is sure to pass, rilly. frivolous mother, who, hebut it may n o t'g o , I am nfmid, esure of the prevailing mode will until it has been the cause of encourage her daughter to go against, the advice of her doctor. “Behind the doctors, the artists could I believe, help much, if they would unite in fostering the aes­ thetic ideal of a-norm al healthy beautiful figure—to replace the emacinled, curvoless form sought for to day. “Girls make a great mistake when they think they are mom a t­ when they are scrawny. have developed ' an obsession tractive to the standards of most against being fat. They say to doc­ According nun they nre far more charming tors: 'I would rather die than get when they are ttetter nourished, fnT,' Some of them starve them­ hough 1 am certainly not ad­ selves to the point of almost liter- nit vocating an eta of fa t women. “Add to the hygienic and tho at-.tlietic ntguments against -ex­ treme thinness an ooonondc ob­ jection: It Is II hideous waste for food deficiency diseases. They smoke constantly, especially dur­ ing meals, to take nway the nor­ mal appetite they lmve, and by too many cigarettes increase their nervousness. Too 1'ast a Pace A new form of steam holler, the “These girls, the greater num­ ber of them between 1C mid 2<> ftnme of which bum s In water, bus years of age, hut many of the been developed. LET US SEND YOU THE WILLIAMS THKATMENT Rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles, and all nilmcnUf caused by too much Uric Acid make you feel “old.** w o rn 'o u t—miserable, -Just heenuse you atnrt tit? floy “loo tired to get up," nrirJi and l<gs stiff, muscles ntre; with burn­ ing. aching back and dull head— WORN OUT before the dny_ f>ugins- do not think you have to stay in such condition. Get rid of thq “rheum atic” pubis, stiff joints, sort) muscles, "acid" stomach, kidney or blad­ hind"aeld” der troubles so often caused !>y body-made acids. B e ’strong and well. If you have been ailing for a long time, taking all *ortt» of nted-klucs without benefit- bit Thu W11-. 4inms 'fWIITTnent prove to yon what great relief it gives in the moat stubborn crises. Since 18U2 hun­ dreds of thousands have used it. ■Urtwl every day at 10 P. M. San Francisco time, It has been caught from points as distant a? London, The time given to the navigator la “accurate to one part in 170,000,*' which in lay term* mean* thnt it U hot In error faore than a Most Of Lnrgcr C raft Getting h a ifw e o n d . To the average man "feeond" means little; to the Directions Over Air Waves aMare Island-N aval observatory It And Giving Up Cumbersome is 1 -8C,400th part of a day. Time Ways Of Sea Navigation! K joeasured miich more minutely than by “seconds," however. SAN FRANClSCO.J-cb.B, (VP))! . Thr obstrver gets hin time, not r~Radio, which h*« dioStB»t«Hi the ( Troth the siln ns*i* popularty supa)l of loneliness that'.m ice pvkr- - posed, but by the movements of ung ship* ere the isolated parts I whifh nre invariable. If a of the high seas, nl'n i* effecting! stare, m istake of a half second should a marked change in navfgw on be made ono day it would almost metjiods. M ore tbnh half of th» la r g e r 1 boats visiting pacific 'Coastvltorts i are now getting direction signal-* over.the sound w aft and as a re- : suit the older, worry cumbersome ! the “direct! bn Tinder’’ enables him to determine his exact position a t Be*, Without reference to the ship’s speed or detailed log. A ‘"loop” which is the antennae, . is oper­ ated on bearings like a weather vane a t the top of lt*;shaft; When this is swung into a ‘position th a t gives th e maxuntum intensity of sound, determined b y ' car, (t Is pointing directly a t tho signalling shore station. It then is ^wung at right angles so ihnl " no signal whatever is received, i — .. In this position dials and hands operating ^ v o r a Sperry-gyro com­ pass record the direction of tho ship, eliminating the necessity of figuring variation because of mag­ netic attraction, as must bo done with a compass. t ’orrect Time' Received Another advance in navigation creditable td thu radio is the manncr of giving ship* at *cn tho cor­ rect time. In the old days the enpla ’m set bin chronometers when in port or offshore where ho was within range of n flushing light n signal, the dropping of a metal * bull or the whine of a siren. Those » adjuncts nro still employed hut fi the navigator need mot depend nn|H them. For he can get his time a t j V slated Intervals no ntnttnr imwhnt H Ml high Take Advantage of opportunity of owning a lot in one of Snnford’a most prominent, highly restricted and best located anlwUvisions— Fort Mellon Second Section ' ‘ * ’ - '- _ L adjoining —v Marvnnin and Mayfair Prlcon Range From $1G50 to $2500 A. P. Connelly & Sons Magnolia Avenue and Second Strqel ■■■M HM BtaTOVttmjHnl of H made e No matter which dreas jroa may dioose from our vast *oUcdon you are sure to find it adorable in style. Every smart fashionable effect — made of high quality Amoalceag and Security Gingham in the rich­ est of faat shades —7are well assembled here for your se­ lection at n drastically low piica. 'W _ ____ * • for house frocks of such cap­ tivating style* —in pretty color* I—a fascinating, wide mage of ^delightful patterns^ Practical | and popular sty lea to suit every taste at a price that means they greatest house dreaa value this\ oeaoor>—arise for every wom an.. iiv s s y l’ v V E R Y ;E X C E P T IO N A L .V A L U E S - ^ rONRIOFRING TH E WELL INOW N QUALITY AND T U B i n t i i l STANOARn O F “ HAPPY HOM E" STYI KS YOUl HAVF- NKVF-R BF.RN OFFF.RKf) A CIHF.ATF.R MONEY s a v in g o p p o iu u N r r y . w o w a W ^ k v iiI . nr, w i s b to C R T HERB EARLY TOMORROW T H E FIRST HKl.V-CTION AFFORDS T H E BKS1 C H Q lC t, ^ ' .'* ".j . ... tT ru m w n: U ‘ s tnc of promise for us, eh? Weil, nercs we wc can start in and do everything the right way amnow on. . . Tin^r^*15? C2SC I don’t know any better way to & than br uaog some of this Snowdrift to fry V cry w h o le s o m e fry in g -fa-t X . ----- - �OFF TO SPREAD Tfi jvelopt 1 ‘ e : Tot m m :W rr. Here. come to Florida to enjoy the nunshploaAant __ _ „ — tewae. »T aailV *'»* l , *u ■ v *» iiwiMV home^tfiot] U .fldonr IF I r flying nnd the therm om eter in hovering at th e zero • Religion Jn Politico.* ":sa ot of In selecting n place in which to upend the winfer nw.in By ARTHUR BRISBANE thei»e people take into cohsldcrntion the facilities'th at r. l- .W flrK k l 1920, by Nlnr IV . .... W l w *»4 H > u « tr provided for amuaethent nnd for recreation. The city or 'V 'L v f c ." - £•"*•*■»»»•■ K ill or H. JO ^M , M«r m Im te llu r town th a t hint plenty of beautiful parka, attractiv e, wnter* i MR. iflNMA.N. who Writ**, front, bank concerts, nmuRement centent, good golf coursca, j soundly on finance, speakers o f ; KATUN Test -17.00 -------Fix Month*. . 1 1 .[>0 and plenty of bcachea, noon becomes Known ;o the tourtatM "foreign bonds bucked by tangible rer** In .OH$ by Carrier.^ji^r Weekly' UdlUon ns a delightful place in which to Rpend their tijenc. And kb rorurity," that may be offered loi places like St. Petersburg have become widely kriown as United States investors!- The tvi o • m ll»: n oT trjti AU obituary tourist ccnfe*. American will invest in the Uni­ « n la of 1 hank a. retolu1 nottcea of antmattimema ted States. Opportunities are not Sanford has dope well In mapy ways ulong this line. It barges ar* .made will b« I foe a t rayalar advert lain a has as line a golf course as i« to be found ony where in Flor­ forking here, nnd Europe “tangible ida and there ore- hundreds of .visitors who recognize this security" may become a sickly AaaoriATRti pftRNa menioty the day a fte r tomorrow. fia Auoclated , .. 1'ress la exolita- fact. It has provided n hotel which compares favorably with en iiiia d to th e use for re*-, the best in the state. It haH many parks, u well equipped eatfiiii or a ll n ew s d isp a tc h e s' W to .I t or n o t olh artviae. library, band concerts, oiul some beaches. I_t_ .has ______ ..,t. done well. »*v*** TH E RUSSIAN govcriihient was tad In th is iw w r and alao m » l l n ew s publlahad herein. All The next Im portant step necessary foi* tourist develop- rowerful and "tangible." Silly ta o f raptilillcdilon of special ment American financiers bought Rut* nt lR the completion of work lake ttehea herein are alao reserved. ____. on __ the IMn « sfront a v a i u nso v th M inat v .A__-------------------- * ’ rian bonds. Then cagfe Bolshe­ winter vioitorR may take advantage of the beautiful section i, FEBRUARY 8, 1928 and enjoy many plcanapt hours there. In It» lake shore vism and the bond* were waste Germany was powerful, IIBRAI.D'S PLATFORM development Sanford has the m aking of a R ation com par-. paper. wUh |rreJlt wettjth nnJ ^oUen infper water -route to Jack* able to the most attractive in the state. This area's poten- •, justrie* m j IRv . *■ i^lrnction of St. Johne-In tialltiea as a medium of drawing an unlimited, b u t pos­ war went the wrong way, sibilities never amount io anything unless they are appreci­ nndTheGerman in H irer canal, bonds, bought to the liteaalo ir of white w ar. ated nnd developed. . ’ tune of millions here, were waste rimming pool, tennis rourta, W ater lias a utrong attraction for all. Even those who paper like German marks* fear it delight to fca7.e upOn'it. It would be a fino thing if ■ting o f building pro. rases, hotel*, a p a r t * sufficient facilities could be provided to improve tho beauti­ It houaea. ful spot which Sanford has on its lake fforit. of AMERICAN INVESTORS know, _ _ W.<VI a.Placing IMVtMU ws (tension of stre e t paring benches oh the pier npd along the waterfront* installation by bitter experience, th a t buying foreign government bonds is like agrant. of white way lights so th a t thla section will not bo so deso­ taking a ride on a whale* back. nice until the whnlc dive*. -tsa'isaij’ » .:l b”“’",,d late and uninviting u t night, the immediate erection of some ery a for "tangible assets" bonds on r-Com pfetlon of d tjr btjutlflca* sort of if band stand on the pier In order th a t our band con­ railroads, factories, etc., bear in Jon program . panalon of a<hool ayatem certs, could bo given there, would, we arc certain, make this mind th a t no security of any kind better than the government - ^ provUlon fo r increased fa- m ost valuable section tho city’s most popular tourist center. is bonds back of the accurlty. * d iltle a.____________ -■ r™ . ------------------ o-------------• How would you like ypur Am eri­ m w m o X m n i.E VERSE FOR ATION today This Man's-ReligloVi RESISTED — i can investments, iL United Staten bonds should suddenly become waste paper? Think thftt-'ovor. \ \ A mun is no worse than he thinks he is. This may not tnd.lt came to paw after J W that hi* master * wlfo cast bo a true statem ent of fact, but a t least it is one subject tol crer, upon Joseph, ana-ane asm. debate. ' As long as a man’s conscience is clear he will havo1 BAPTISM, AS a religious rite, started in Asia where w ater Is with But he refused, and •* 4 nte. * how then can I do thin his self-respect which will he worth more to him than all the precious, nnd the lack or R disit wickedness und tin against omens of a whole world full of ministers and newspaper unnstrouM, W ater and . uyllgion went hand in hand. So say stu ­ ? " Gen. 89:7-9. editors. dents of religious history.- Euro­ jPRAYBR-v-O .Lord, wo glory In The conscience Is a peculiar thing. It is an intangible pean nation* with plenty of rain!) j*4Mng, BlesAcd are tho pure something which we cannot put} our finger on or describe trot their Idea* of baptism from rt for they ahall *ee God. JUSTICE IN KENTUCKY tho vn*t. No baptism In pagan ■K -~t——O—---- •, in words of one, two or three syllables, and yel it Is some­ Groecc ST. LOUIS STAII Rome, where they spilled 1 ' TO BLEEP thing which everyone of us very definitely has. Wo may wine toorhonor the gods. . . i Here inCalifornia, w ater i* p r e .! Klntucky, In u fifteen-minute noniething in their make-up that "A flock of aKeep Vhat leisurely pata abuso it and It may become irksome to us at times, but clou*, worth unlimited million* I tri“ 1 ,a l-«-'»bigton, demonstrated should he possessed bv every othmost of us would not do without it and tho rest of us can’t. and iu,iuiiuii fortunately nlentv ol of thnt R ,,ot on,V believes in speedy rr group of county officials -.■.I i> there mere is plenty : Ona a fte r' one; the found of rain, One man’s conscience is seldom like another mnn’s. Pro­ 11 ------ ■ •- 1928 ----- prosperity. ’ ^ justice, law and order, but will throughout the United Stntea. and beta it, guaranteeing enforce it. * They knew that n heinous crime V M urmuring; the fall of rivers, viding a man’s conscience is fully alive and healthy, things On January 19, Kd Harris, a hail been committed, nnd were de•/ . wind* and ataa, th a t are wrong for him to do are things which trouble his THE I.OS Angeles Examiner cnlSmooth fields, white ahccta of conscience. Quite frequently what troubles one m an’s con­ rulatcs the golden rain fall in Cali­ negro, killed a father nnd two termlned thnt it should bo punHnd attacked the wife and ishetl ns tho law provided, nnd not •C u . Water, and pure sky. science does not trouble another’s. We used to find persons fornia ns worth one hundred mil­ chlldrcn ■H fi,.,, Til J.-.1 •; • mother. The negro was raptured summarily. They knew n mob lion dollars nn Inch. .......... and confessed. To save him from would lynch the negro if givon n I've thought of all by turna, and who had complexes against dancing, thinking th a t form of W hat will lie the value *»f tho lynching the man wns placed in chance. '• atlll I He exercise quite wicke<], and yet perhaps they themselves were great dam nt Boulder Canyon, Sleepless; and toon the amall bird'* the biggest gossip-mongers and hypocrites In town. |, WHS spirit of speedy and tnving for American power and the state reform atory nt Frankmelodies « i fort. No one denied the brutality lXH,t jU-tiip Hurt influenced FnyAmerican farm* the waters of the The Palm Beach Independent I c IIh a! humorous story Must bear, first otter'd from my of the crime, and the need (or , u* County officers. They were orchard tree*, about nn old darky who got up one night a t ft revival meet­ Colorado thnt now go to waste? rpoody justice. Offiiinls of bn>- n(,t fighting for the negro, but for otto County realised that Unit the re*. And the first cuckoo'* melancholy ing and snid: ’’Brudders an’ Histers, you knows an’ I knows majesty of the law. They becry. PRESIDENT qOOLlDGE gives ctt« County realfw d that the H | lieved the negro wns guilty, for dat I ain’t been what I oughter been. Ise robbed hen roosts thua la tl night, and two i.sunrance thnt the world court i* utntlnn of tho state would I,had confessed. Hut they wore and Htole hnwgs, an* told lies, an’ got drunk an' slashed folks not n back door to the league *’f trial. Troops were called for, uml lie \*wB- i •,Even• nights more I lay, ih-termiiml that the sentence sent, placing lLexington s '-'5 And could not win thee, HlSbpI by wi* mah razor, an* shot craps an* cuhsccI an’ swore; hut 1 nations, nnd Undo 8(pn will not s1,000 .uvv r*rillf A'xI hould he pronnnnceil by the judgo K any ateulth; thank the Lord dero’Hone thing I ain't nebbor done; 1 AIN’T be pushed through the buck door rynctlci'dly under martial law nf the court ami not by Judge >t to th * league, nnd every Am*H- during tho trial. Bo -do not let me wtmr ienlght NEBBER LOST MAH RELIGION:* Lynch. It . is the spirit of people ivi knows th a t it" is given wltn “v y / ., Tank*, were placed at corner* who have faith in law honestly ndithout thee -,h a t J » a ll .hr It rathor makes us wonder jukt Whitt his rellgl'vn iowld sk* dute- dm eH ty. however* nobody where* nVr attack ‘might he made, ininisU'ied. It-furnishes an illus­ cm predict with certainty tint re- soldiers guutded the courthoune tration of why’ every American have lieen. \ u11 of n "first nlep." ■> V *. r *Jlng*, ........ .. andday, mother of fresh |boiifht* ond joyou* h e a lth ^ i. • v,. — Wililnm Wadsworth. und permitted no'one to enter eomniunliy iniMt have a high stand w ithout u permit front the court, uni of justice nnd enforce it. When The prisoner wan taken from the a larger number of communities reform atory to the courthouse un . have more of the fame *pirit, der strong escort. The law in Ken-, there will he fewer lynching*; robtucky wu* to be uphi Id. Fifteen hi-r* will not tulco the chnncea ' = minute* a fter couit convened the U hey take now with a weakened I negro wus sentenced to !..• hanged justice, and criminal* in g e n e ra l. n on March B. will Imvi n gerat respect for , ■ Officials of Fayette f'minty Imve' co u rt* FACT THAT the rich men who have come to KlorV/i'iDDIlOA*’ WILSON "kept us ida have been paying high prices for their homes is a m it tor •iVt uf war" f<** it little while und of little moment to them. They want what they want. T h e y meni.t t i it iy nut. Few ipgn !n i'tm y have remind out “finer expect to buy only once. Their invest ments aro more or let-1* ltin v i \ A man without on appendix has a new t'.-.Hn ha did about muking . , _____ ; M en found in Cldcsgo, Ho saves permanent. But the high priceH they-have been paying have ; . ™ hV " snr Item of expense anyway. bepn feeding the flames. In tha hope of selling to some other ih t. ^ k “ vj h, new-comer, smaller investors have been buying right and ,tir« d:m n n ’ey SotMthl f & » ■ loft. Everyone huH been making a profit. Tho bane of tho tunc o« mm j tiiMii u hundred thou­ sand ntillio.i dollar*, for foreign tnun during tha nJl* * ^ WHce- movement for Jbigh priceH, however, lies in the coming of loatu. und home profiteers! “WOMAN’S PLACE IS- ETC.” bour * P*** forty-elgnt rich men or permanent citizen^ though in many couch they "It i- t'm first step th a t count*" fH lfA G O TltlllDNK apend very little time in Florida. From a playground for the «syx u French proverb. Uncle Sum ; A H avana hotel was held -up the ha* taken hi* dnngcrou* first step It bus been decided h) the llli x sre* to it that only men who have other day and five thousand dol­ idle rich, Florida 1h becoming u home for mnny very wealthy towArd European cntunglcmcnt pcoplo. Moflt of the fampua people of thla generation visit lars waa taken. Maybe it was a nguinst which Washington warned noix Supreme court tlmt the uv •"» ••pinions, prefernbly no mentnl case of being beaten a t your own Florida occaRionally, nnd many of them plan Rooncr or later him. nnd whither thnt step will tension of the right* of suffrage tu| ,"ieunM "! ,onn,nK "pinion*,- arc lead, no one known. to live here.—L. F. Chapman in Elkn Magazine. women doe* not curry with it the the duty of doing jury service. Jurist* I ------------------ o-----------------' Add aimllear Aa often as thoy will not bo called on to tussle with Women with thc!r recently n c -,S COLONEL HOUSE shows that THERE IS A solid basis /o r Florida prosperity. With a have a shake-up in th e prohibition "Juress' or 'vemro-women Nor ((ujm, po|iUcul economic in -.5 William Jannlng* Bryan objected ^enforcem ent ranks. . . . . ^ g citrus crop which never totals less than fifty million- boxen, vigorously _ _m . to _ — -Dr. . « Charles .vn *** aa a— will limriunl counsel, m the pah* nj cnco httVe also acqulreil the * ■ o ■ ■■ argument be |riK'ht ^ , Und in gtrCcl cnr8t lo ■ There are some men who get and last year Hold for over forty-five million dollars; with Ubtt’s appointment a* a minister alon of his closing ___ to „ .jitasculutc stiuggle trnascu ate Heo men elevators, and ■ Vbolled because they are noth- thousands of acreR of tomntoes, watermelons, lettuce, celery, to China. Elliott, ns u Unitarian the grand old "twelve good peppers, potatoes, beets, cabbage and w hat not;, with rail­ did not believe in the divine birth men and true."phrase, but eggs anyway. l» fit if to n panel seated in but-mess office*. So little " Christ. The "new Chinese civ­ roads hauling sixty earn a day of fruits and vegetables in the cf containing fix boyish hobs, one remains of chivalry' th at we u rc' ■ ilisation" according to Bryan was ^Hoadllitt in the Miami Nows winter season when the reninindor of tho United States is fdunded on thnt Christian move­ old stylo reticule, and a -couple of loath to *ee uuy moi'e of it pass, JB rk u m Hmugglers Throng lorgh r a w . and any woman who does not he- j ■ Dry Agent Says." Well, shivering under Ice und u blanket of snow—these things can ment In Chinn, no 'Elliott -was t Tho Supreme court-asvcd their lleve it is-chivalrous to Lcxp hcrT i na thing you can’t lay to have but one meaning. There is a reason for prosperity in wrong man. sUite from u period of ngitation out of jury room* doc*, not know J Paver. I.Florldu. Thu -pisin pooplo w 1th wrmlHmldings nnrrtoi ng jM with n decision that, withuut re- w h a t, a jury room cun he. Q~ THIS SHOWS thnt Mr. Ilrva-t gard to Its lefnl'aspects, wns wise If women are to serve on juries, y'a best laught “The only overy-day work nnd muking It pay.—L. F. Chnpman jn Elks lew more about other things w ith tho wisdom of lotting thing* why not amend tho civil service !■ ~ - than to describe tho Charleston to Mngnzine. \ about "China's new- civilian- alone. More wn mien __ _ we „ « believe Ill urc* c laws *o that women might h e '1 51 tlon," founded ut>on.tho teachings! glad than are sorry that the rui- street swi»?pers? They do take si conffl rudui, mixed with new ideas | |lng denied them the right <>f jury such jobs in some European coun­ 6 that*■--------Chinese student* have brought i •»“ *— ,r‘- — ;i--The case pushed uv by tries, hut ..... was . . it hu* .... . never been iHTil Ithe flO back from eastern universities, • ■ Without belittling cuaUl|» hero la the United States. nd upon intense hatred of for- club women. ‘gners, especially the British, that Ihelt motlvus—for it has bwn ourl Women’s vutf has dbne nothin^ 1* . . . . .up i hnd . politic .. experienco that that rluh club u-immn women ..... arcI|tnwurrl t«w«rd #*cleaning established their court* nnd tbr- cxntriimco ritaries on Chinese soli. IU1 3ne I1 ho, !!>*“ I !!!“l.,w.oU_____ J.d nof_h."Vf uvvil been UUIIl' donVhM f,t?„ suffrage. WornTo say thnt Christianity governs the average—wu doubt that th a y > h e »ot , ------WomIur? rH lUU*d do do nothing nothing tot0"Chines# clvllixation" Is about as represented a sentiment of the ng- , ______ j vleanmg up crime or giving giving are already completed or under way in every section df the accurate as to say th a t theosphy m ajority of IlllnoU women. * In strict fairness, perhaps, th ere ;out n". e'ener justice. The only governs civilisation in the soil. N- Mr. and Mra. Jam es Stillman of Htoto.— L. E. Chapman in ElkH Magazine. . is no reason why women should, ‘hln* Ju.r>' ^ rvlce du vj!,ul‘1 *' “ ork have become reconcllwl. not serve on juries. Now__thnt we' K> 10 ouc.i' w'*n»ep ____ ___ „„ — ... \...e women how dirty TO HAY that chrlntlanlty gov­ have become only goes to show th a t you Inured to set* them {indI unplcaguat unpleasant n jury room can | __ * erns "Chinese civilization" is visit the polls, we can grant *0 |b<>“........... ever tell w hat will happen, when the jury is deadlocked at about as accurate «* to sav that much. In ths/bekt of regulated fant*. By IRVIN S. COBB While women jurtirs l in tho morning, and the jury theosophy govern* civilization in In some 1 cases bo swayed more room uir i* chuktd with tobucca easily by emotion than men, ini smoke and profanity, the WHEN GOLDSTEIN REALLY you did a t your wlfa'a, funaral. As I the United State*. , ,, ... —....... —v jury! case of another type they would Indianapolis paper says, "Old If you believe race and religion a mark of respect fo r yotf j want CUT LOOSE 1 room floor littered with matcher, doubtless hold much more severely In bad hla fault*, but you by your house day before' y ester­ play no part in aur politics road _________ — ».«./ a*ne*. und tobacco juice, und the t have to pour hot w nter on the letter that Colonel House wrote to the evidence. Perhaps the way Juror*, like a* not, filled with the According to Montague Glass, day and the way you a tte d — m to get him started." No, but who specialised In stories of the I could only say again: Aa ona to President Wilson, quoting Wil­ t»* overcome such mawkish acquit-! content* of *omc one’s bottle, more than made up for it in , business man to another I am liam J. Bryan, Wilson's secretary tnls ns men hand out in the r a c e * ---------------------- ------- __________| •m ount of hickory that yau bed cloak and suit trade, a jobber in ashamed fo r you th at you should of state, "ho (Bryan is very ear­ this line suffered a bereavement, j act soi * an him. nest In n il advice that u Catholic ij iq m sim s s a y s i "• His wife up and died on him. P os­ "A wife, yes? They come, they pnd perhapn u Jew he taken iq1 told . J ’S S f i T 1 10 ^ • rfUm' nta h \ «•»»• l-usdon has nmro sibly because it was neighborhood go; you get 'em, you lose ’em. to - tho family _L a(the K* cabinet.) *- * him l thought Tumulty's appoint­ Wuanm, as the home makers and lha1' eVcr’ " b 'rh gossip th at the couple had not T hat’s life, ain’t it? So why, then, ment as secretary would cover thj the mothers, would have to be young I m k l ^ * haR “ when you lose ono should you carlived together very happily the , r v on an 1 nm ltlvaW . ■htnlu talv one (the catholic) .but he thought Riven n.uch wider rights of ex; | y«u«X London correspondent. I*litUt Inn — ‘ ““ —— m sm m rn u r r* was niurr, , „W„C n o . ••• m s * ' d ay ., of amall apart - 1 1 the cemeteiy ?" inquired th e'w ld - J P l * M ITCHELL fighting flier, i i „ . . .n d «;,»•- ™ i d k » « • » » ; r s t j : : ' u ,” " y " a* ,o nil) used, th at to serve a panel p f i Ke?» i? “ 9 . iiw i fUKi wr men t „ .. , IW t J with summonses for jury — . 1 . . . . ------• * >WRJolntin’ly not," said h it frieniLf1!**1 u k lu * hU " ifc a* . ^ duty would cost more than the re­ sultant w !*u lu n t. service would be worth, j t h e ’jail! S e r e ga* the explosion #Uy home and kill Once th* novelty of w. it •« wore nwiv Ull| o ff,‘**r5 already t J U r K i ^ occupants Important, ftu-luding and jury kervica became a drudg­ moving. the Idea that liuj tUeship etill ha. value, ery, as It la to men. women would j W L b egg* arc high hen* seem ! try to evade U, Just as men d o (to become w, nervou* they can’t k*k "wivel now. should he allow,^ t„ now , , . ■a.week. w<>™ ,c,or*' than a couple uf day** It la se , , th. at an educated,; « "force" of the CultMikl t-ldoni • ___ istn, with a desire t o ,: Ft will • serve his comm unit l iL the fb-ing '•&*.! jury °n V A country cousin who has never It is to say th a t it look* like . IN Ro X d S, WATERWAYS, resorU, school he sounds." Montague Gla** in churches—who is not fam iliar with the amazing reco York Herald-Tribune, oevery hamlet and town in Florida along these lines? King Peter of Serbia, who died five, year* ago, Is said to hnvu month brings to light new public enterprises. Th families with s nei . ‘ sen seen in Miami u few days ago. no place to stop. The people—the ou really can't ba.suri vised about ings-Klenutnd these things. Unusual and startling Innota those folks down there can seek tloiiH for the benefit and enjoyment of the people a t large MY FAVORITE STORIES r t : sssr “ to hBvo if"'/4 s" " - B l fafor™the fdefense e u looks. f c s* « » • ^‘g % off. r Counsel : ! BROKE We W ant A Live Ref # • # les Orgnni::nt!iin Akucfyrj llv Your City loHodlf ••jtic Faatcsl Soiling Ph Central Florid "TIFFANY GAR1 'Kissimmee’s Exclusive. Uesidatial sidewalks, paved streets, electricity, and Hewerase. shade tn i >. omunctit*,, white way—Now Under ( ' iutmti«t.i If you feel you arc tin* man f#r th | tq or wire a t once. TIFFA N Y REALTY Arcade Building Kwda ' - ' K I N S it; ORANGES, TANGERINES, CM Racket to ordcr-atitl decorated trit|J Get tho heat— Pcraonal attention j j p o r r e s t B . Sti Grower and Shijiper ^ M aitlan d , Florida . -~ • Phone Ortlem """■■■■■■■■•■•■■■■M aaniaiaai i . « 5 acres 01 Lake Moi This ia good, high, fertile soil Witfcl grow th of pnlni And crange treft** tween EatcrprJpe nnd Green Np™ Shore Drive. , - J Any one wnntinR a beautiful estate should inveafigati* thin property. 0 Price S12000.—Tei KARLJ. RKALESTA'j 1 Phone 6 0 6 -6 0 7 F ir* ! N aiJonai 'V .t l - J l i Q l J J O I l N i �MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, iM iss A D D ie jJO M u n e y Entertains In Honor O f Miss Marge Graves Misi Abbie Doudnay wan hostess on Saturday aftemodn when she entertained a t bridge a t her horad on Pnrk Avenue. Miss Mary Graves, nh Gorgeous yellow jonquils togethUrs-'er with deep purple violets were the u,cd In decorating tho rooms where IK- the card tables had been placed. The color scheme of purple and pO’ gold was further emphasised in LL- the n u t ‘cups of yellow In the &<- forms of jonaulls, and also in tha •tallies amWithur accessories. f:*D' The afternoon hours passed Mil- quickly in the absorbing game of bridge, and the prize for top score, a blue glass powder r^ceptacje and . puff, went to Mrs. WilHam r. vf" Hardy. The low score prixe, bridge ,hc table’ markers, was won by Mrs. **Hjfed Chittenden. Miss Graves tails, frozen fruit satad, n u t bread, olives, dates and coffee were served. Invited to meet Miss Graves were Mrs. J. D, W oodruff, Mrs. William J. Hardy, Mrs. Monroe Hutton. Mrs. Ned Chittenden, ;Miss Olga Sinimons, Mrs. Ralph Stev­ ens. Mrs. Percy Mcro. Mr*. Dock Brown, Mrs.- manforu Doudney, Miss Mrs. Ro___ Eleanor Herring, [erring, M n .' Ro­ bert J. Holly, J r „ Mrs. Raymond Phillips, Mrs. Hawkins Connelly, Mrs. Leo Tcck and Mrs. G rant Wll- j. Mrs. F. E. -Roumillat Gt Entertains Members r Of Fortnigfhtjy Bridge wfllj —— 1st Qantities of lovely red roses lent kk their fragrnnee and beauty on Satwd urday afternoon in decorating the Her'home of Mrs. F. E. Roumillat when |kb she entertained the member* of the kR. Fortnightly Bridge Club, and a few . . extra guests nt bridge, rill ,Tlio valentine idea was "atried i ** out in every detail of thU prctly IA* party. A novel iden was introduc­ ed in the tallies. Upon arrival, the Kuista were presented a valentine wrapped in red paper and tied with ilk tulle bows. They found their £> places by tho m arking on the back jhi of these clever cards. ' rd After, several, progreaaiuns, *b, scores were collected and the first prize, an embroidered tra y 'covet*, i was won on by Mr*. Mrs. Jam es G. Sharon, Kiifthe while the club prize, n crystal hottLiiur- doir water set, went to Mr*. D, F. In. W, 1 Drummond. In cutting for the o'clock, i consolation prize, n set of handlibrary painted score pads, Mr*. J. M. Wal. ' lari was the-lucky one. ■'> The refreshm ents tables were y open ‘'entered with cut * glass baskets . filled with red roses, the ham llc/ I being tied with red tulle btiWB. Defaruii,: licious refreshments in two s.'iurscs on Te.i Jwith coffee’were served by the hosr home less assisted by Mrs. David CnldL i well, Mrs. M. H. Wiggins and Mrs. George Knight. ktcraon (Jf exceptional pleasure was this, gh on i lovely party, the cordial hospital*, rat the ity of the hostess being reflected in Ievery detail. k 1 . . Mr. and Mrs. I). L. b r a s h e r US •• janri their guests, Mrs. Aver)’ arid fUmFnn u tt >“ **• Snyder of Norwich, Conn., moutw>m hn w i ll ! t<,re<i t0 Orlando on Sunday where S real v a l u e s in C Y N T H T A rAp T O : T K 1 N G S ’ S A Y S u YN T H I A G R E Y I N I N T E R V I E W HV CYNTHIA OBEY She sat behind me, n y, ylacker, nt the movies rl„. SnS’f c ^ . , « * “ •« i s * * * J b i ^ - a S a S sE ?s show!” she exploded to her cal­ low swain. .still . i n 1 and ^ iv,?8. m,«. Just to M< listen!” ” Me. tool" said her escort. m atter of fact, the haw■nrnied damozel did anything but J*1*1 *tin *nd H*ten!*£ Her voice did have sdme radlusr . Ever With L's But thii is no disscrtdtinn ,,» the sins of ’T he Movie packer.” Like .the poor., they will be ever with uY. Our text is: “It drives me wild just to sit still and listen!” .Sitting still and watching th»* parade of love and hate, honesty and intrigue on tho silver sheet is another, thing. One can imagine oneself in the center of the fray demands no particular inner eq’u.,. m ent on the part of the, w atttier such as niude does demand. .There’s no enrthly sense in ilways harping back to our grnmimother*. There’s no eurthly -nheavenly reason why we should do as they did, think as they thought, rtr enjoy as they enjoyed, but One cannot iielp contrasting the reaction of grandmamn with that of .the modem girl who "can’t hear ju s t to sit still and listen!" Grandmamn would have thought herself in heaven if iuat once a year she could have donned n pret­ ty dross, had n fncinl and marcel, been called for in a taxi, ami gone to n berfutiful picture house where Country Club Scene Of Ma n y Luncheon Parties On Sunday The Sanford Country Club was the scene (if much social activity on Sunday when a large number the local p e o p le and out-of-town guest* had luncheon and dinner at tho ciuh house. A profusion of cut flowers and greenery were used in decorating the clubhouse, while crystal bask­ ets of early spring blossoms were used in centering the luncheon and dinner tublcs. * # , Among those enjoying golf and having lunch were U. E. Hall nml J. A. Hall of Glenn Falls, N. Y.. and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Collin* of Hudson,F»BV N. ,YV, .. Another party a t luncheon were Mr. and Mrs. Scott North, Master John North ami Richard Lyrrll of Iaikc Placid, N. Y. Mr. #nd Mrs. A It. Platt. Mr. of Grandmvma would no more have thought ot asking for more—than f0w vi lUc ro!,e c,r n Mnk pearl! w nlrh. ns we have already rnmarked, doesn’t mean thnt there's any good reason why grand mama’a granddaughter shouldn't ask i for ‘more, ’ if she can get it, hut—* Is the modern maid, with, «U her taken-for.granted pleasures, any happier than her grandmother whose idea of a “swtll titao” was to smear her fact) with cornstarch —and beet juice, if she wanted to he extra dtVvilUh—%nd go tt>‘«a box social nt the church? • And where is this eternal grand march nftcr “things’’ leading usT RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: ,h° • •a * s s - " * 217-W CECILIAN CLUB PROGRAM SATURDAY i GREATLY'ENJOYED BY MEMBERS v-t j____ ___ ____ ; _ . .. .1_____________________ ;___________ill The Ceeilian Cluh Recital of Sat­ Marguerito Garner urday afternoon a t the studio of Bagpipes - --------------------Mrs. Fannla 8 teiubrtdge Munson, Edith W ragte. opened with a discussion on "Ad- Dance of the K lrea______ vantages of the A rtist Recital to Katherine Morrison Young Music Students”. Each En Bonte.----------- „------,._J club member! who attended the Julia tHIgglns. Lion ranee concert a t the Municipal Hungarian . — ________ X Hall on Friday evening or the Pad* Betty Hintermlster. erewskl recital a t Daytona, gave her impression of tho entertain­ ment. Plano selections included: Valsc Lents Mnskowakl Elisabeth Whltncr. George Knight, Jr., who Is at Song of the Robin ................Le Dus tending the University of, Florida Harriet Rossiter at Gainesville, spent the week end Joyous Farmer. „..»Hchuman' here with his parents) Col. and Mrs. George Knight. Price of 1*111011 KERTIJIE. N. Y. Feb. 8. Miss Helen Vcmay, who Is a rth of a ' —(A*)—Three Vassal college girls Mr. and Mrs. E. 1). Ely and IIthave been expelled for reoions of lie daughter, Vaughan, and guests student a t Tallahassee, spent the r*' s*uf discipline. Names and specific spent the week end most pleasant­ week end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vernay, at ly at Daytona Beach. their homo on Crystal Laku. - i wT'fiw! Miller's Specials during the Mr. and Mr*. Brjixton Baggett Miss Lillian Coyno o f Quitman, motored to Orlnndq on Saturday oscphlne o p e n in g . where they spent the day on busi­ Gn„ who is attending Florida Stato College for Women a t Tpllnhassee, jSO-pieco dinner sot.........$7.60 ness. spent Sunday here as the guest of iCIother hunger................ .98 her aunt, Mrs. Robert J. Holly nt 1 C?Wn* Junior Lamp ...*.............- 9.98 Charles Wheeler and W. V. her home on Pnrk Avenup. Wheeler have returned from a here «t Bridge Lamps.............. 9.98 motor trip to the East and Mrs. J. K. Mettlnger, Miss Ruth venue. Sanford Av#., & Geneva Ave. West Coast. Mcttinger, Mrs. W alter Morgan and small soir Jack, of Jacksonville Mrs. C. Leslie Clay of Hender­ arrived home on Sunday and arc son, K>., arrived in Sanford on the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horry Monday and is the charming guest Wllron nt their home on Ninth in f Mrs. RnlM-rt'John Holly nt her Street. home on Park Avenue. C. \y. Whcelet, president of the E. Second 8t. l)elly Dorn of Augusta, Ga., wiii Wheeler Auction Co., of Louisville, has 1>ccn the guest of Mr. ami Ky., arrived lit Sanford on Satur­ //////A jh k AWNING ANY SIZE Mr*. Edward LnrWfor severakdnj H day and la thvjJBWt of his brothers left on Friday evening for his diaries C. w heeler-and Mr. and L Ji ANY STYl'E WINDOW home. Mrs. W. V..Wheeler, at their hotno 1202 Magnolia Avenue. ( A SHADES MADE TO ORMr*. Henry E. Cobh of Now Lincoln Crow, Victor Check and s O ’ DER; E S T I M A T E S York will arrive hero on Wednes­ day to lie tho guest of her cousin, Tom Chock mptored to Jacksonville CHEERFULLY g i v e n Mrs. Alexander V augnar,, at h"r where they met Mrs. Grow and S dnughter, wiio will return to San­ home on Park Avenue. ford via motor. Mr. Check and Mr. S Rhone 386-R. .Miss Jeanne Gadsden of Sum­ Grow will pilot Mr. Cheek's new merville. S. C„ will nrrivo here yacht hack to Sanfonl. “GET UNDER AN AWNING AND KEEP COOL'* Tuesday morning and will bo the Rev. and Mr*. Mortimer Glover, guest of Mrs. Ray mend Phillips iiH iu iiH N im iiH iin n iiin u iu iiN iiu in i nt her home on Magnolia Avenue. Mrs. J. N. Robson, Miss Pearl Hobson, Mrs. Fannie S. Munson Mi*s Adelaide Bonyage and and A. H. fitone formed a party mo! her, and Deane Tumor motor­ motoring to'Daytona Beach on Fried lo Tangerine on Saturday dny evening where they attended Today—Now where they spent the afternoon the Pndirewski recital given at the auditorium. with friends. Conlinuou*-, fro m o n e oYlock to elev en p. in Lieut, and Mrr. Earl T, LoucUs Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Herndon and family «nd Miss Josephine Knight of Fort Washington are expected motored to lakeland on Sunduy to arrive here this wee)t and will be where they were* the guests of the guests of the former’s par­ ents Mr. ami Mi-*. G. Irving LoucUs, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Price. Ifor a short while, enrouto to tho Mr’ - r . B. airlnm w M . M in Roth friJnttu. * . Steinmeyer and Edwin Stelnraeyer friends. „f Kiaalmmc* were the guests Frt. ,__ day of Mrs. Stcinmeyer*a daughh° t*r* Mr»* Frank B. Adams, a t her lens with his home on Sanfonl Heights, or his home , ■ _____ Chris Marcellos of boa Angeles, .... . Cal.; left Saturday for Jackson> of Atlanta, villo after a week's visit here as emr here as the guest o f.M r.Ih d Mrs. Victor it. Lawson a t check at their home “Topeka Jr.” “pSlScl“™« wtUh,td. ... week’s : Seminole Awning Shop Upper Montclair, N. J., Dan F. Curry, Fort Edward, N. Y., W. Crandall and party of seven frohi Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, L. I . Voorhecs. Mr. am) Mr*. W. R. Smith and family, IL Clarke and daughter, Captain Hoad, tills I George, G. Southerland, It. linrold, Klen Wlmblsh and guest. Mnurite Wimhish, W. Chapman, It. .1. Green, Mjss Louisa Prevatlo. 1) <1. Ihrig ami Miss L. Campbell Mrs.Bloomfield Iluliek Entertains At Bridge Saturday Afternoon THE MILANE On tho screen Monthly end Tuesday The Wanderer” Famous Flayers New IHj; Special Prooucilon Hal Roach Comedy and Pathe News SPR IN G W ASH GOODS Fast Colors ZT* Y03 LOOK' JJKL TOL O L D nhPivY f e u w t V iH ? t fA M P P iL O o fi YOU v.’LpC MM'f'T' QD~ — kHD MOWLfXX' AT no< - tea OOH'r cTtLW to Mullinson Crepe Silk uml cotton, find aheer grndo with umnll p prints nr.d floral dt^iunH. 80 Inches wide—* , Mrs. Richard May Is Guest- Of- Honor At Lovely Bridge Party ft, t OffsJL t V ’ Ppief A to r . —J 1 $1.00 Yard* Mrs. 11. Richard May, a bride of lust week, was the churmlng guest of honor mi SAturday afternoon when the Misses Claire Zachary and Miss Emily Griffin entertain­ ed at bridge at the homo of the former on Magnolia Avenue, there being four tables of players. Quantities of sweet peas and vio­ lets adorned tho room* where the rard tables had U«n placed and the floral suggestions were also used on tho tallies. I-pun arruul Mrs. May was presented an ex- . quisitc corsage of sweet peas shovv- 54-INCH Voiles And Crepes With fast colored borders of floral dealsrne tinted jrroundrt und plain white— $1.75 to $3,00 Yard SPECIAL 32-Inch Tissues In check*, pin Ida and stripes, colora-r- • cn *alad"fttuffed celery, 'lives, m Ilines, heart a a a d jrie jjji^ wen: served by the nofttcsz j cs, assisted by Mrs. W. B. Zach- coffee ■UThose playing were Mrs. JL Rich­ ard May, Ml** Marion Iland. Miss Mlldml Head, M l« ^ t h Hemy. Mi*s Dorothy R a y . M iss f n W *9 TraJue. Miss Carmeta B arU r, Mis* IUn* Belie h“ S Buffr" Miss** Rehc«a Scott, Miss ^ ± L r t GoWan. Miss M arm ret t e S R l i s * R. E, Griffin. Miss Rebecca Stevens. 1 Nr *"drJ Riverside. O their cousins Frazier, at * Avenue. Guaranteed flUt * * 86 Inched wido crcpea In silk and cotton figured materia). Dark patterna— 75c Yard 40c Yard % SPECIAL SALE ON HOSIERY Van Rnidte" and “Phoenix." Fullfaahlonod, purp thread ailk and chiffon weight, up to 62.23 p a ir. Close out price— $1.50 -f ' -f . ;y J,: I- �JnTi’. , vwy tTfi# •y'rW xtas rtvf ..•.I r'.:.iuj sK V vvw '- (2,000 Feet Fronting On the Orlando-Sanford fircat White Way.) S M *sg /••*. • ' .J Business - Residential Business—Residential We Guarantee ^ to sell every lot, rcgnrdIorh of how low n price it tnuy bring. There will absolutely, be no by-bid•linff, Your judgement will prevail. YOU will make the price. * Drive Out Look ’Em Over Drive out before day of sale. You will be thoroughly impress! with the unusual m e n u of this high type HllU division. R e m e m b e r you will BUY A T' YOUR OWN PRlvJE. ' on don’t have to bid p r buy*to partlc Spate Irf the dr; .wing for fre,. Urho*. hut rniistJiFW il im ,,ler|y w,,w> free tickets are collected.. tm ®Wu - \ PAI*K U moat advantageously loca Di>;ie Hyrh way, midway between (avo rapidly "The'SV :!USo2i1 nll!os n°>;tlVlie,s Sanfdhl. T n C!l7 S a n f o r d is the most n C,%«; a miles soutti WOOD With its new *1,500,000 ratee hack ai Cmb nennng- completion,'L o N O W O O D 'S Ft 1 AbbURED. Midway, Park is surrounded by many classic To bey riKh i( |)lly a( auction, perhap i , u U K- fflve," u s im i,a r °P P o r ti a suhdivjsion. Every lot MUST h A y-0Ur 0W1! Pr,ce Property in | I ri ty is out o| the owners han hammer falls on Tuesda v it d ose n eigh b or^ 11101*’ a ^1’000»000'00()*(levelol>” S « ; ! ! i! l “ W a f,m ,r,'w n ^ ' ervation Room 9 Rock IJldg iWe Sell ’Em Our ^ b tto : Ypumi»aketW$&, aagn tm a te 1‘hone Orlando L'Ciu Di-.vY All t** • �g y v|iJ r- ■*<) ’ - il l t t jr 4 5 (Copyright, jk J f - S ' Jfl ji . Face to Face With your Problems Pittsburgh Sun E xtra: POTTER’S ‘‘ORLANDO MAID” CANDIES ACCIDENT a t HAMILTON 8TEF.I MILL h o r r ib l e ■} ; 0 6 not hesitate to come to us for n friendly confidential talk whenever you need finan­ cial help and advice. 8 'Jtoo rDeath, H ,.fh"‘ ' Matty i , "<' Others A S "** Badly " " " .r t Hurt * The most horrible accident has at the Ha,ni,t°" , Steel Mill, by which Paula Perior, the popular motion picture actress' and John Aldcn Pres’cott, rittaburgh steel magnate and millionairo, have lost their lives. Many others in the moving pic­ ture company were aeriously burned and a number of employes a t the mill havo'lighter burns and ruined clothing. At 11 o'clock today when the mill sequence of “Hot Steel" was being shot a t the Graves Hamilton atecl plant, the most terrible and unexplainable accident occurred which has ever happened nt Ihcsc mills. A whole ladle of molten steel deluged ita unfortunate vic­ tims. The director of the Paula Perier Company began shooting on this Id piled 30 feet hi*h In points la endanger long awaited and much talked of aequo nee nt 9 o'clock this morning. tie Allegheny river near Franklin, Pa/» Although there was quite a large cluster of interested friends and number* of tho mill employe* »about, cverythtifc scorned to go off in splendid shape. j The picture, by some very clever ! photography, wus being made to ; look as though an accident of the same kind -was going to kill the villain ns really happened to Mr. Prescott and Miss Perier. This was to be done by patching and n min­ iature which would be photo­ graphed back in the studio. There was absolutely no danger but it was to be a trilling punch. The rehearsal went off nil right. The villain took the heroine, Miss Perier, nearer nnd nearer the place where he was supposed to i murder her nnd throw her body in an open hearth pit. Evciything wns rendy, "Camera!" called the director. Numberless cameras began to turn t ?cial attentiort paid to Parties, receptions and w ed din gs ^ FIRST NATIONAL BANK Factory 308 \V. Central Avenue Retail Store 15 E. Central Avenue Orlando, Florida K IR K ’S AUTO TOP SHOP SM* C arfalu Cuklaaa Wo are here to help you, nnd you will al­ ways find ua Willing.' * V . ■ , * . «■- ' J * •. *rV:'em. r(j t .#*'JJ*' (ra t O Cat|M ♦ v v n im i. r u . - l l « M rrtto A ra. r»M « l u j iw im i, . »* * • ,% i *^ >1*- • - . *, ;• T*V/ rv • ‘vV -W « x ’\ ij’l * p. ’ * ». % • . * _ Aji’I s x jA Jt j - 'l 1* r*' l i ' ? r ^ \ " U n /.\" *' - - t ' * *“ * 1 .< liB i ‘ • I* **] ^ l i l h L i ' {■ \ ' : f 1• \ould Stop, Look, Chat, Powder, F lirt y* i •_ > ■ / ■ •*»* \• tfv” *t Good Used and New Parts for all Makes of Automobiles. Kdly-Springficld* Tiros, Acj ccsscrics, Gas nnd Oils. i Sanford Used Parts Company C. H. \VlNNv Mgr. ICor. Sanford & Geneva Aves. )| —A Development of Rare Beauty Ong Entirely D ifferent •» H ou ses Under construction pew Spanish stucco house, seven rooms; garngo and servants quarters. Corner Magnolia and Spurling. Easy terms. Will be ready for occupancy $bout February 1st. * * " ' — * * ^ New Spanish type house; Bix rooms; in Bel-Air on Mpllonvilie Avenue; easy terms. New Spanish stucco bungalow in San Lanta; jasy- terms. Lots 8, 4 and G Block 1G Tier 1; corner of San­ ford Avenue and 15th St. 8100.00 per front foot for quick sale.- Easy terms. I-ritly. i time dis- hut. dr phyni- Lot_20, Block 8, San Lantu; prlcc^?2,600.00. tM imc, new 1 l tn t h e i r sam e ip. in* i Higgins - Smith -Wight, Inc. REALTORS 1> exhibit It before Physical •PPCIIiIm * .fl ^ ■*»1 . ■*a-*vT I v 1’ •!* ■ § ■ * •* First S treet and Palmetto Avenue see a *rr» In.. • As Long A s # T h e first, glimpse of Loch A rbor fills one with delightful surprise. T here is that intangible picture of sunshine and shadow, tropical beauty and statly pines, and one instinctively feels that there would be an ideal place to live. The rapid manner in which this developm ent is shaping itself before the eyes of the people of Sanford, and all those w ho have visited th e devel­ opment since its opening, is clear testimony of the sincerity of the develop­ ers of this gigantic project. Loch A rb o r is an actual part of the city substan­ tial and will lend much to its growth arid expansion. * - I* * * . £ Ajtfr V. * Arrange for a visit to Loch Arbor. Our representatives will be pleased to explain the., development., to its minutest detail. It is surprising to know all the things tijat are taking place and the rapidity with., which they are being completed. II * Sanford Grows— lad lo Wop tliPli) tmuUifitd ,.«« Ukt. Crro- diKWer, ilhe, ,nd '« « sad in- *««te U_iw 1*athoriiie, a, i I/('o cin tot I 1 and other _ _*eeauU$oa I'ftt-We. other „o, f . m ... K Fs*»U ti&Uj?i rdu la i h . r1*h* (mi i “ e (tawih ' I ••liable- «Luta, “Business Property Is Your Safest Investment.” As proof of wbut others think non ooo have a client who fish e s to lend up tpIL O W ^U <>n Sanford City Property. See us if you* u01" or building needs financing. • -• , Telephone 588 1f : I ► * t» j *«pira- 1■■ , - r f. r t »,v H. S. LONG, Manager Bu. ": v. coldi» ,9*10-11 llaliB i ~S y J r f f S i J phonf 65) SALES AGENTS 1 Next to Pont Office ' Flint 81. and Palmetto Avt. M ’ —r, '*•»•* Sanford R ealty Company IjwUdid. i csUi li HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT, Inc. Well located Business Property will unhudw in value. Sanford, having a substantial backing th few towns can boast of. is certain to grow • business property bought now will return a some profit In days to come. Consult us o us explain why. 'v vA-; nr •J v . �7 ' ViL &.V f&wv*. ■ tM H j £ MONROE• ST• Acquiring1a horitfcsite in Sanford Manor does not end with the payment of the*purchase pric yotif ar'iiviat a s a prospective resident in Sanford’s foremost community o f homes, the facility erttire organization become at your disposal. Among this first of all things, the Sanford Manor will gladly, free of charge, advise with you in the selection of your home in Sanford Manor. As indicated by the map presented here, Sanford rfw o weeks have passed since the., op Manor lies on the Dixie Highway, adjoining the sales in Sanford Manor, buying acth City of Sanford, th^head of navigation on St. this period, and the number of purcha* advantage o f the early-developntci John’s River. PfovFiled with direct water route W tN IrU P A R K to the sea, passenger steamship service to prin­ cipal Eastern ports, and surrounded by ten thou­ sand of the world’s richest producing acres, San- - - ■% • *' 'iilW prove conclusively that this property unquestioned, outstanding opportuni development prices are still in effect, homes possessing'every conceivable domestic ad- be purchased now as low as $875* ® known fact that tfris figure, which en* chaser to obtain a homesite in Sanfc vantage. now will buy only the commonplace e !*r%t' 'r / ; <1 * ford Manor offers an exclusive community of Pullman couchcu leavv Sanford dullk ut 10:15 A. M. and 3:00 I*. M.f from the Valdex Hotel, for Banford Manor. Every courtesy In extended you, on our w e a t. In n aincere effort to make your jourrtey a dietlnct pleaaurr. • ctoncr j bedtnan - p m s id w t SANFORD OFFICE: LOBBY VADEZ j * �RESENT WOftp "V A Sixth Garner Proves Turf Sensation ertcan I Helen Ln both Women’s Essmcnt Bioverficvclophy. The garding this term TVd Goodrich, crack Now Orleans fighter, slated to infest Ktd Gamer in the feature bout o f Henry Dodale’s ahow a t the local arm ory to ­ morrow night, added another knock out to his formidable Hat last Tuesday at SL Petersburg, whan he kayoed Ralph Hood of Charlotte. N. C„ ip one of the most sensation­ al lo u ts e rer staged In tho "Sun­ shine City". y .s.t Goodrich is now training h ard a t hla winter quarters In Jacksonville, and expects to win from Gainer by n knock out early In the scheduled 10 fram e bout. Local fans Will re ­ member Gamer as’ the clever lad bring only two games to deufco, while Suranne won throe games nt Meanwhile the California girl was forced to the lim it to win her match in the semi-finnls of tho women’s doubWs, Paired with Miss Eilene, Bennett, an English girl, she defeated Mlac P. M. Radcliffc and Mlsa N. Q. P latt, a veteran English doubles team , In three sets, 8-6, 4-6, 8-6. Suzanne Better Miss Lenglfcn, Just now la play­ j that tho ksmpions ing In thta best form she has dis­ fcn finals, played for years, according to the different tennis experts here. She has ac­ i experts, quired more pace in her shots and their in- this was- the only departm ent • of relative her game in which she ever could have >>een considered relatively weak. Today she ia an overwhelm­ ing favorite to defeat the Atncrir can in their expected meeting next this wss week. Tonight ns high as seven to englcn’s <mc against Miss Wills was ofUsylock, fored with no takers, it AVills The point score of the Lenglenst 9-7, Haylock match, which illustrate* ent last Suzanne's great superiority, folDch girl lows: icc. Mrs. First set: in every Milo Lenglen 444 464—25 llthougli Mrs. Haylock 210 131—8 l a stiff Second set; ut-MHr: | MUe, Lenglen tblc to Mrs. Haylock Kk that MrBservstionA. Pram of uni[me that the today is not fears ago. py loved the modern nth| the chance i welcome as r , the fightlakca nil rol| no question all'has more it stijff tluin tine lie* another itfnu-nt. lie *r U iilwnys Itt it out of Y m s y~m9m ^ h i *... m Hie Price Js*Right » » *V-ik*' . SANFORD ' t __J *_ _ _ # _ .1 J i t _ _ . MR. O’GOOFTY WANTS TO KNOW IF THE OLI) BIRDS EVER ACCUSED ABRAHAM LIN­ Mr. Frisco, the dancer, tells of COLN OF WEARING THE HIGH a party |io attended where wine HAT. flowed like water—und tasted the same. WALTER HAGEN says putting skill is tho first thing n ‘golfer CHICK EVANS explains why should develop.... ...Wo thought few people run piny u got*l g.i idibing wns the first thing. of g o lf-.I.H e Insists thinking • • • necessary. All men are created free and equal, but some advanee beyond Col. Mitchell Is going to Afrim this estate and become traffic cops. * • * to hunt That’s fine; we feared Plastic surgery has Ite lim ita­ he planned to go ln vaudetillc, ' ’’ -*■’ *■'/* “*•' -----:—rr-tions— *... Whenever - w ^-flghter T THERE is u deplorable nmnulowants liia head remolded wo sup­ pose ho ju st naturally goca to a ny about English journnlism . . If the paiicrs aren’t printing pic­ stone chiseler. tures of Joo Beckett on Ills buck i • • ♦. Col. Mitchell got one of those they are showing Eddie in u sinnlil'r attitude. New York boxing decisions Everybody in the house thought Mr. O’Goofty aspires to a stage he won the bout but the Judges career “I’m thinking of playing the heel in 'Kit Boots,’ be admits. **1 certainly any,” affirm ed the Britisher. “You’re wrong, and I’ll prove it," challenged Barnca. W, 8. PRICK, Mfr. “If you played a t 100 or mora stroko* on your first round and know you would bo unable to get 710 W. First S t Phone into the money oven though you shot par golf or better fo r the re ­ mainder of the tournament, Would you continue tb play 7'" Jim asked. “ Yes, Td come on In and post LUMBER YARD up my score,’’ declared Compston. “I’d finish a t any coat," ho addod. A*complete Hite of “Then you loro to play golf better than I," was Barnes rajolndar. Cypress and Pins “ 1 hclievo a professional plays too F ra m in g ,;4 often to continue when he to hopelvssly out of the money. J belleva Sheathing the big golfers plelT up because Siding they have not the courage to post Flooring, their scorea.". .. Bame* has hla first tlm * to pick Ceiling up in a m ajor tournam ent. v«v.u v"in|ii:nyHn hu untu.d uiuu no discovers a height th at ia to:> dlfficult. Jn both records he hna S , cleared easily with inches to spare, f - '"Huff and Nurmi are alike only b in that they are outstanding ath­ letes. Nurmi is light haired, of medium height, his legs’thinned to the muscles. Smiles ara almost un1 known to him. Only once during his visit to America last,winter did Nurmi over-cxert himself, the night thut Alan Helffrieh bent him In the half mile in an indoor meet nt the Yankee Stadium, tho Finn’s ! Inst race in America. In that Yankee Stadium race ! Nurmi’s-shoulders were rolling its he fought to catch the flash {mm , IVnn State in n test th a t was too hurt for. the Olympic champion, j hut he was impassive and lie had no comment to make. Only once 1,111 did Nurmi have anything to spy i regarding his visit and that camn after Ida name had been connect11 ” rd with m ailers that called inves1,1 ligation by .the Amatctgl Athletic nw.w Union. initt) -'Newspaper men no good, pnoihin , ‘ ___ i »• l,.. . S - i,T « ni . , Coining out of obsecurity only t|»m 1’1 HoTla-Royccs n ***’ ” rfor Vfte n ,/ ° i ° s' x ugo,cou|)lc(J but with name 10 minutes. tlml months hlls lteon withn cliani. * * rionship riding honors for years, Trick pitching will bo revived in Jockey Willie Gamer, a whiap at n the Nationnl League next summer boy, gives promise of adding more ----- The trick will bo t o ’ hit the fame to tho family of riding Garball after the pitchers have do;-1 tiers. He has electrified horsemen to red it. jnnd sportsmen a t the New Orleans • • * ; meetings this winter by his expert Mr. Thunberg, the Finnish |rc horsemanship, racer, has been bumped off in anHe is a good judge of distance other test with Americans...v...He and pacc, knows how to take mi­ ls .what you might call a poor vantage and opportunities and skate. , Jocks tho shorti .»t way around. Willie Garner has another nd“Well herc’a humps," ejaculated the prince us he looped the loop from the hack of a dairy wngon ta of Freud, refuse to lie Why he hadn't been out five minnag nnd went skidding down the by her husband's numoJ tiles before the laughing hyenas asphalt on hin bccief. , ninrried and yet remain in the animal act wctu growling." 'A&HIONED because she • .* • her hair long. Well we ran thank Suianne ami bvT n l t n n n l troubles CASH UMBER CO. Jo e W ham s /l "STAY MOMS." S a Vs *A lU t Coiiipston And Barnes A rgue The “Courage” O f Pick Up In Golf Game Johnny Dundee has had more | than 400 fig h ts....... This Is Tej markable when you consider none In of the of them started over the wisca fetball i crack. "So’s your old m an!” ut u the Mifrsvv brmrtAscd. isf the neStors and Jmnt Owner* A**tncWloiM»to** duct a prize conduct tu t » i na**. >, i Worth While b o w l in g Wi t h t h e c h a m p io n By JIMMY SMITH or else delay eating unt|l after you’ve bowled. You cannot do Justica to your game any .more than can d foot­ ball or baseball player Ur any oth­ er sport pastimor, if you rush fur tlw alleys Immediately after* eat­ ing.. If you must eat first, givo your food plenty of lime to ’ digest; it’s hotter to bowl first uud cat later, however. ,< I SYSTEMS | Windows Frames and Screens Made to Order Morphy Ironing Boards Medicine Cabinets INVKSTCQATlONB lnCOMM t U ‘j Robertson, Williamn and Monahan PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Ji gave luitlle in th* bask stretch, tu d with the smile uinta renewed r f . fort, for Hoff assuredly lovea his sport. The Norwegian defeated Campbell. ; Hoff is a tall black-haired hoy, and at times appenrs ungainly; espeel ally in lUa running, but when In* grasps ii |K>lc* nnd sails over the high bar bo is perfect in form ar.d bis every exhibition .(trows the chours of tne rrowd, For Hubert Houben, . Gcrmon sprinter, the American visit Is over xmd ho ha* planned <o soil this week for home. The German iim itour auihoritips refused to extend his permit beyond Saturday night fn Boston. Houben lort every rneo he entered here. Adrian Paulen, of Holland, who run a six hundred-yard rnco uud u 440-yurd leg of u relay after being To tliote seek els I would say big meal and th | Cy*. Either wni ,---------------------. off the host tweli uno raced agn In day, also failed t demonstrated ui should require Vi on tho hoards. hero a while, Gordon Goodwt defeated In hts-fl Harry Hinkel and permission to ay Mlllmse gamys i turn to litro p a i I t •» probable, t British authoritb to permit his ttpp threw more racaa, Beautiful new stucco bungalow—six rooms, bath and two porches, located on Oak Avenue at Fourteenth Street, Prico$S,000.00. Terms. The Davey-Winston^Organization, A Neat Office With Proper Kquipmcnt ■ ■ S s in necessary for every tuicccHHful firm. We tire the proper ones to consult for your office needs. We carry u complete stock of DESKS, CHAIRS, SAFES, TYPEWRITERS, ADDING MACHINES, OFFICE SUPPLIES Owners Moaonic Illdg. Coleman’s Office Equipment Company 207 Magnolia Avenue to thfl ■ A® Homes, Lots, Farms, Acreages daring Today’s B est B u y * . THIS is A u . 1 CO(JLO\ I GET lWTO_l (Scrr to s*£Rcise m ors a n o ca L599 before i c a n d o amytvung with rr_t m o A -tailor i. B ar m e c o l x o n V le t > f THE cwntS ( A l WT SO BAD N; LOOKING BUT TVJB V eST 19 SMALLiflK • ukB L T t h s cants is tv ie I ONLY THAT V FITS GOOD—a U T U E ’ long in twb l e s s tscn s o SMO® IN TWB 'AAlST •twat i o o n V n e e d J V A occr AT ALL jff *’~yH K H A - H A ! — tv tA T O U Y f WOUGD W C A R AWVTMIW<» H g > f a e r a r a n b jo t w i n 6 — n o o k ik j £V ER VWCWT OVER A O A U 3 A 6 B V -rWAT MAO L E M OCACU *TWAW -TWOS* B B W t o - A LOKia 6W ATV t J l OR A OUggZS AWO MeU. t\ u m o o w w a t r r t o o k a L L t a il o r t w o ' y fa -\ORT6 TO OO / i f J J it r J h li % Tvurr r u o o u m , Kweth w o u c o m t / OC » 0 T w cstt m ME COULD LOOK 85 Actcn ofctlerr land located aouth of U k a J«up 1-4 mile from bard road. Thin Und ia plotted In 10 acre lata, and railroad run® m s m -M w S g price one could easily double hla money. Cash price 5150.00 per sere. ' For Improved celery farm®, we have some of �W A ftrS WA So Mrs. Dem] sey 19 r ,f t |n o Not A t H is 1 - h y c h a i u . e s r . s t e w ar t WASUINGTUN, Feb. Jk-A m irtt®1'* th in k »Ik’s somethin* awful F * way they’re being gouged now w BrltU h .rubber producers. < and wife ®ut’ K»e Udited States Geologi­ s t, niter.d *** Survey hints. It "Isn't a dreum r husband ,U n c ® t0 coming a few lit her toiY.cnr hence, when this country and res." : • Meyico get -(MWn ' a b o u t to th e ale- faces - l ,Pm of611 reservoirs, e explain' ! ’ The *urvc> ’ Fivej them aliout 10 ie.si.sv s»v .1 s. s... w. s. h» \ v m n bbefoio4 flo |^ i iOfy thpy ’orffin 'begin i» to feel led , nnd When I’m -around ho trios :^c p{ncl, #L.r |0ualy. Ibo thnnfaUy «j"t t«* N aturally he \ . ..------ A•(-. cnnnnt’ fight his bedl when be If AMERICAN oil isn’t the only tryirv» not tg. make those faces— - *,jlft> ut )rId. 14-obobly it’* Just to pleaso mn. . .'o n ly a comparatively small purl fncial .expression but lacks teeh- J ; ' ’ . * ’ ,.0ntrol what niouc, She doubts if he will ever at- I J V^USved’ to bo rich fields in M ain e le c tio n on the arreen b e - ; nrc nTar e s s t- P o r s ia . Y^iuntT all Mil directory u u v v tu i J U l l l u t r wnoln ftT iv n i lhe i t >ne . . . » ---------- -s-------- - A.... $auso under m iuuic^iw ' —_z~ stilnan Worked arc ,/fr|uh1-ln their np-'M cspot and elsewhere. Japan un erafaafa, -,, doubtedly has plenty in 'akhalln *’ -The -*hninjdrtuV wife disclaim-d Island, off Ffjberia. Russia is suprc p .rts that she hniL a recent ..posed to be. providod. operation whidh Dem psey;had un-l • Hut these countries liardly draw derw ent t., charge n defect iu hir i »1 all on their own.supplies. 'They nose. “ I had nothing to do w ith fro rk up thalr Vvslls and come over th at,” she said.V Long before Jack and buy here* - '» .Twelve person , are known to t> d««ad and six’ rbofe unaceounteU for knew ine bo had planed tlie opera-. * - - - - -• a fte r a fire which destroyed the U fftyctte Hotel a t Allentovs-n, Pa, A t tipn for the rennoti (but v»<ou. owing to , ____ T llK UnitedTSiptea provides the jnoir.i’uw _..... il* » t three of the ten person* whole iitj.it I. . 1: tb .nt t'. il„- huuiitni edftipinrdffadti L in.-Uirt structure of world with about 70 per cent of , __ _________ K p not expected to live. The file, which broke ifrntly In th moi-ninr. his nose, his -breathing w5n bum­ pered. Ho had to fight with his’ 1mouth otnth.arul could not clnso his •Icctli. 5 ipWWiffl .I- jaw relaxed, thereI . ’1i! ” rl. «» ith V hht waft always danger of rome one a few great bouses in Paris where breaking his .jaw.” ’O shown noted for their sumptuous Mlsi Tnylor described her m ar­ ill, magnificence include ft genarous riage life iw delightful, She anid * allowance of the nude--ond nuilo she and the champion hml discov­ .... 1 on llieso stages means ju st th a t— ered it mutual liking for hum and ; PA RIS’, Feb. H.—i/P)—The 1unrinir In order to watch the icaction of cabbage and had successfully used "openings" of the Pnriidan1 s t v l e l ^ Public to thlrf particular p m t thit. ns the basis for bringing about '• ’of tho entertainm ent. dictators are (n full swinff. 1- ......... a hnrmortiolts existence together. and W orth, opening today, brought He no longer found, ho snyi. ' the number of showings already on th a t “somewhat feverish equivoview to 40. and tbkru probably arc Lhlnc more first class controllers of fashion still to make their bow. among thorn 'Lanvin, C nlbt nnd Roue. Mr Chinese red, spring-like green, l>eig nnd dark blue arc given .1 thb colors to be most popular next season. One of tho exhlblts'Which has evoked much comm ent-I* th.i*. urged nnsii* nnd Uikcs Ha overflow. The fashiunnblo uuarlers around the Ktoiie. the Chnmps Elysees and tho Pnrd Monceau are fifth und, si*xlh but the well known opera, Madeline mul Doulevnnl’ district.' hove only a small fractional repreran tat ion. Ureas and to Unfluence them to .re ­ Top hat*, the aneient "stove­ vert to purely feminine types pipes" of juke and story, are pas­ sing away in Paris, to the great which men always have liked. discomfiture of would-be arbiters A nother'"dry" statesm an in thiii of fashion but without worrying land famous for Its wines uipl the h a tte r s .o r tailors. Paris Is liipiors, has been added to jkhc a l­ ono of .the lust greitt European "Drupedinmnnte," or cloth' giv­ ready considerable llsla of prom­ ttrongholda of formality to give irt inent abstainers.' ’ Prem ier IlriumJ, failure what haberdashers regard ing tlie effect of the gleam of as "thu American Influence” iu dinmoiidu, Is n new material which acting on his doctor’s ordei leuding dross-makera arc , featur­ no longer drinking wine nor even imittern. of sartorial ease. "Men huv5e to wear hats,” said ing" for the coining Spring style*. coffee at his meals. . , Form er Presidonts Mlllcruttd nnd a prominent luilter on the boulePoincalro have long been "dry", as Vnriis, ’ but they don’t have to wear M u STM ’ IIK CONI’S t h e l d FAYfiTTEVILLE, Ark.,—Cn-cds has "old Kathor Victory," Uvorges top hats. The top lint still Is worn Clomcncenu, who came close to by Eufopcntis fo r solemn func- with magnifying glan.in ore busy being cx-presldent. Among the [lions ami there Is no noticeable ; Inspi-cting tlie upoer lips offit male colder, politicians in Fram e, the cull fulling off in its vogue for such 1 Kludents nf tive University of Ar[ o f obstinepee, a t leant from ‘‘bard | purposes. It is duu to American Iuiiisiih, v.'liii me entering 11 !10*day A ping many mb inuuence, nfbiume. noyover, however, tnnt th at tho the ti UJi> muat nclm raisiiur "coiiietit.** ammor." tfr“ ' r 4»mrfa nff ioni?ft*lkWw rtnT!r Wfal M. Ilrland never was a very *vy drinker and his many g reat ntnrhnl suceelises have been .............. . . I . . I ....... . . . . . 1. about our prices. Five owners Winy nut think so, but the Geo­ logical Survsy predicts that they’ll look back on them a i such when their domestic wells run dry and thoy have to go abroad for gas .0 tu rn their motors. The survey,plainly suspects that the foreigners are holding some­ thing up their sleeves, in hanging onto their own stores while we’re using up otirs as fast as we rnn flump them. A COMEDY OF KltRORS UUlS M ila d y f o r all occa- M iss Willard’s G ift Shop On Balcony at the Basket Try Sm ith’s Barber Shop. for good harber jvork. Ladies welcome. Mext to Valdez. mmmmm It has net been many years since all the territory Kast of Sanford Avenue was considered “way nut in the count ly.” Development started, and then UK) HotaLKonest Lake, wffli developments of the highest type on every side of it. Many homes have been hu ilt and now we have the Eastern Luke Section Sanford's most desirable residential community. ern exposure BROWN leart cl' all this expansion. 0 n every hand i m p r o v e m e n t and deve ■ are being made with unusual eneigy for Floi’ida. Before many lie Seminole B o u l e v a r d an d C r e s q e n t Boulevard will be opene entire section will be a solid group of homes”sheltering pcop d and many families from the cold North that have located tn^1 3mes in this section because of its desirability. REALTY COMPANY i'.Vl Union Avc. R. W. L A W T O N , Realtor Phone 473-W. The demand for th is high class property is increasing, the supply is limited. We advise those who want to make an investment where increased valuation is assured, to 1)0guided by their better business judgment, and invest B e a l K hIo I u am i InventniuiU k— P h o n e 713 Mvihtfh a ___________ .— only' entrance (| a an flea t ion tho Paris music hull und rcviio ■tugu In the opinion of Amlre A mtion«, an authority on thu l’arl* an thfntre, M. Antoine visited \ * Of course this’ is assuming we don't discover more domestic oil, of which the Geological S u rv e y doesn't seem to think there’s much ;.rospccL • Or thflt sonte new means Isn’t in­ i.KTTINO oil rome to the sur- vented for driving _automobiles, chips and other vehicles o f ‘ the isnd. sea nnd nir which now det*end on oil nnd its derivatives for their motive power. This hitler really is considerably talked about, but |t behooves uh to do something besides talking or we’re due foA a financial e x ­ perience in the course of another deendo that probably will make us feel as if tho Iiritish rubber mum*■til•,-tt hud treated us generously. The Last of the Eastern Lake Section HERE’S An Opportunity Two-adjirtfrtiiii rafts; ton letter iWimr . _„ to un bemuse we are not — hoggUb supposed to be dead'and.0*' to nothing. Just as our* usea »»; 4MiA nudicnce laughed. Antonin Scout of term* with thbpertition of our own olj mines* in on the bc*t end hunky Marta .UA will bo making our im* rout us handnoniO who wielded ttbout CO cents a gallon by this tw». w asn 't-m y fault," time. • Bcotti agree*. ’ „ Wo'll gaze longingly « t our neighbors5 cheap product o v a n tn s enn say we'd like some, "Cor* •alnly, they’ll reply cordially. “You can have all you want around ; 9 rents n gallon." riulldlnj' \ SnlcH P o n e : II. W . I.jn v lo n a n d J . M. I to c h e , • TEN DAY SALE TIltES AND TUBES Hines Filling Station Half, Pentland and McGill AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES 1113 Sanford Ave. i ’hono 401-J Yon Rot a coupon with every dollar* purchotto good for oturaiuum wuvo. Sinclair (ias and Oils Uso the beat. It cpsts no more and i* bettor fo r your motor. J.u L -iivlUc, Tampa, Minmi, Sanford, Went J’ulm Beach, Duylona Beach . CLNTUAL FU )K IPA UPP1CE 317-318 F irst National Bank Bldg. Sanford. Florida. S. (I. GUAY, RESIDENT MANAGER WH HA^VE THE •ACREAG1 • B U S I N E S S ! 101 .. t . .y/rAu/li ' J V tilc le z R e c tJ I Villiicz llolej Hu! I The Britt-Chiltenden Realty Co., Inc. Scmggs-Scoggan, • ■' * - %. r « a SALES AGENTS - ------------ W : " 1 �T H K 8 A N F 0 R D H E B 'a t a Feb. 8.— —Epi c of the »«*. «>ch a t the president RoOBCvelrs rescue of the British steam ship Ancrew ,and aimilar exploits In re­ tinoe, b ars have done much to cent American Merchant niarestor ^JST' prestige it held in Bavarian rine to a century ago when the England |scd altar fine old . American clipper ships, stein of carrying *ci.a rg6ee to the farthest coiners of the world, wars the dfP* proudest [kit* th t Lg quart, hern 10 tp tar’s bunL to the b« bro,ir‘ marines of ^ re ig b cbunjrigs The IT cannot controversy oyer w h e t h e r t h e jw [pices de- viathan or the Majestic is lh* world’s largest liner is one of thb minor num i/estations o f this n- ISSTJU Lire, *»>’" d * P«J«' fu m a d e of animal* ktr exP*11* mrsker be- cast the tU jt . T - -iavb lost the era: but th a ‘t attitude Is rapid­ fathers, l__ ly changing ip Eu Europe « 4 « * ult the foil-hi colonic* demand the best Wood and brflx™ them mother country has with almost the same fervor the to offer. '■“hia demar______ Luxuriously upholstered, the new d has _ result- women have shown In recent years. ed . In. the seati have high sloping hacks and » — establishment of ■ 2 the x _______ w Miss Violet Hedger, 25 years are fitted with softer padded head­ f if l* 1"* cent«r In Norfolk, n cerold, has taken over her .duties as rests, These will pillow the head DS^*te from which fr<?m wWch assures immedjate acceptance of the imml- pastor -of the Baptist church at of th e traveler who w bhes to<d4* by the coinnL 1 ^vernme nMj ii o ' 0ver- nc“ .Derby. Miss template how seasick he would Farms are prodded ^nd''finan<Ki Hedger is a kden sportswoman, have been In a cross-channel steam ­ nssiFtnnce given those who have ceir.g a champion long-distance er, or will ease the agony of a ir ­ swimmer and a dr.lendld ? tennis sick passengers sweeping along passed tests for fitness, On ia 1 .000-acre ___ farm l ' , P ttye*/ fro m girlhood she Has in the mists or sunshine high above ,.i conditions u.,utr . her* ' ■ . England, , »» been fond of scriptural studies. In land and sea. 1 ^ ^inI cthe h l w h l c h s h e a l w a y . excelled. At the rettlcrs work and live she passed the Eondon nieB have been reproduced. coloThe age of L7 _ ___ _tination, __ •lotion .exam with orchestra has started full dye** X T °J.tr “tn,n? '«»* "i* months, getting a mark of 100 rehearsals with a view to opening h R h / u !8 l" li,<‘nt hns ""m e it for her scripture papers, a concert season' early fti the indication of his chances for sue. ppm m n [. /-__ . . ‘ ng the war she was employ- spring. The orchestra wall organa clerk in the war office I ited by Herbert Morrison, secre­ tary of the 'London labor party bition, she ' studied a t night for F. W. de MAssl-Hardmaii, a wideyears. She already has precahcd iv known musician, h id been 'e n ­ In parts of the country. gaged a* conductor but tns re ­ placement was made n*eea*ary f>) Lulled by the ceaseless .drone of the pressure of other'w ork. _____ engines ‘high _ in the _ a ir that] * ------ ----------- <-• " thpre is little sensation of speed I’OSTI’ONES ARMS MERT and with land-marks of England and the continent far below, mnny GENEVA, Switrerifiari, Feb. 6, nir passengers, it is found fall —(A*!—President Rclaloiu of tin League pf Nations ' round) todaj (Ion imd Fans. officially postponed the prepara­ To provide greater comfort for tory disarmament meeting fron these miff-air nappers, a pew arm ­ Feb. 15 to a dale to be fixed a( chair has been designed for giant the March srssion- of the coun air express planes now being con- MARTlhrLKAVbS *CAPITAL MONEY AVAILABLE TALLAHASSEE, F la., Feb «<~ (4*)—Govemee, M M in T U n n td to leave hera thhi Sftoroomi with Tampa as h b ultim ata destination. The executive stated that-he would probably motor to Jacksonville to remain until afternoon o r night, when he wfll go on to Tam pa to u rn a t the ..observance of Ilia and Governor’a Day a t trth Florida F a ir next week. Ldana rst Mortgage Loana on Liberal Valaatlon.Barts'at 1% Consult ua first when in the market for Hums A. P. CONNELLY A SONS I SlCOBd • * » ••• « nofeSN T LIKE CAPITAL m i i W fr JfVSHVlLLE, Tenn. — Noah bstef Cooper, Sunday blue law trader, is “glad ta get back hotne ftom flic nation’s capital. 1 wrote my -will befors I left, and I told my children if 1 worked they could see me in Heaven, he declared last rilifht. VALENTINE . * DINNER DANCE VALDEZ HOTEL M O N D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 1 5 th DANCING 9 :HO until 2:00. Q. TAYLORDYER P ^ U ju r DINNER SERVED 8:00 P. M. iccoratlns 5 30k Make Your Itcservntionf Now WUItT.W. WARNER. Manager/ den Roosevglt #«ii W« crew. The press of G reat B ritain and tho. continent has paid the Lefty vfhen R ef [fd fiercely Lnd crewing u* of Hon* dog* had I not effect Herr Nairx’ ihrougb th e U through Ur master. ugreM put y floor one xlo for 60 iJirtcting iposer*, it Interval* CfS year*. Ctwere imC Verde, E rt. Lisrt Bjjipoleon. [It laid, was (b Kentucky u tighter t i m the taffl until p u Lin- bly oply two will he sent to the post. London’s well dressed mrn have reached back into tho 1P40 period for sofne of their stylos of 1!I2<1. • Tho Princo of Wales and other young I^ondoncrs who are respon­ sible for the lending fashions, have revived the bluck evening waist­ coat, double-breasted, with heavy lapels and cut straight nt tho waistline. This is mndo very much after the styles of 80 years ago. modified here and there to meet certain requirement*. A new, evening tailed coat with small short lapels and close fit nt the waistline also bears resemblance to the garments of other dayt*. In tho latest styles, however, whether for day or evening wear, men are Complaint* th a t Berlin police, seeking a slimness of silhouette armftd to tha teeth with revolve!1*, short sabres and nifeht-aticki, scare aut foreign visitors*‘ who w ant t« Elton J. Moughton nsk questions/ reaifltcd in an ARCHITECT order requeuing police to take the initiative in helping strangers First National Bank Bldg, about tho d ty . Sanford, ■< Florida Tho chief of police In his order raid th at tho three weapons with which vpolirtm en a re arm ed ore neceisary ond th a t they tend to Aa(« Tnp. Moit«. snd llrpMrrd. Nldr CurtalD. I'or All HbImw at prevent disorder. But he urged Car. members of the force not to lose patience, to answ er politely all Model Trim Co.. questions no m atte r how foolish Dodge nsm ae U N ril T» D# •■We Trim I t r Car they may seem, and give explicit Not the On»«r." direction ob to atreeta and places of interest. [■*-, An Eastern Front ■I1 ». *. - - r »^. } *t,* rv * xr'b *vrr - --%•* ' t V < if 1 « On Sanford Avenue Comfortable Pullman Busses A re O perated From Facing: San Lanta Easy Terms FLORIDA'S FOREMOST DEVELOPER? Harlan W. Kelley 510 Palmetto Avenue Phone 313-J » So that you may boo and appreciate tho Investment opportunities of Florida’s jrreoieat c/;ty, Duaaea will leuve the Seminole Hotel at Sanford for Tampa, every morning at 7 o'clock. Other accomodationa are provided guests by the Homncr Organization, * • ^ You are invited to write to tho l »' • .f f * ‘i . ■+ '*?l(*4‘« . ,. 0-•- I1• ; the territory— Our representative will be pleased DART NASQN, Sales Director First National Bank Bldg. M en den !Q D. C. Griffin W. C. HiU P U Hunt the p? n T m r r rcMnKN , rea lty u ^ n . p jl pichard Fnu* I* W« co > ^ , *-V 311 Franklin Street. Tampa r^undiAgs and environment aaspre the best for your f a m i l y - Restrictions inaureagainat'^epi-eciation. In all, Saniford Grove is a m ost4esira\)le home community. D e­ signed and developed to flen se the" most discriminating: homebuilder.; t ‘ : It is our desire that everyone visits this development* Tluit they will unders&md tb.e truly desirable commun­ ity th^tt it is. Call this office and a courteous represen­ tative will accompany you to the property. vails. Act today! The terms are unusuti ^ ,V close proximity, to the social, recj’cational, commercial, and industrial centers o f Jtfte city. Its location alone asmake it a most desirable spot to bujld your home. Spr- Take advantage o f pre-development pr ' i V* B. L. HAMNER for "further details ' l{ * l. ' . Phone 249 �M O R E F A C T S ABOUT F L E E T W O O D AND 7 FLEET.W O O D (/tffljl Plan* prepared by B eachaJ G ra n d an d Gaines, N e w ll a n d A sheville, N . C. ^ C o n tra c t let to Buchhol* Cd stru c tio n C om pany, Aihtvifli )y c#* Steel w o rk ordered from i j M oss Iro n W orks, Wheeling, 1 V a. " H e ig h t o f hotel,'fifteen itotkl C o st, $ 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . R o o m s, 3 0 0 ; capacity. 600 gun d in in g room will seat 1.0QO.TI Secondary hotel, 100 rooms, m aids and chauffeurs of oqmS C asino an d swimming pooljSB nis co u rts, docks, etc. B uilder, Com m odore J, p j H S to ltz , o w n er of Fleetwood H<j| System . ■ C o n tra c t time, hotel to b< « plctcd this year w ith formalojqfl ing N ew Y ear’s Eve. 1 „ THE FLEETWOOD \m SECTIO N • I L o catio n , Fairyland Point | f l elevated peninsula between th 'l H alifa x an d T o m o k a riven fl Im p ro v em en ts, paved streets, el«* 1 tricity, w ater, sidewalks, i school 1 site, a y a ch t club. F o n ten ed a D rive, paved boule­ vard alo n g H alifa x river from Or, m p p d ,.to th e ' Fleetwood Hotel, distance o f five miles. 1 H o /J /.v i T o m o k a D riv e, paved boulevard ' alo n g the T o m o k a river from the, F leetw ood H qtcl to the F. E. G R ailw ay tracks, distance of sma , miles. M W eetw ood Concourse. 120 fe*t(' wide, w ith central parking, ex- „■ tending d o w n middle of penin­ sula distance o f one mile, fromtbe D ixie H ig h w a y to the Fleetwood; H otel. m E ntrance G atew ay to Flcetwocjj Section a t D ixie Highway u f l F leetw ood Concourse. Sm all restricted zones for buiineil and a p a rtm e n ts; large home-lit*j and estates. .............." i l m r. J U L I A N •' tt O ’D O N N E L L �I Vr‘ f » •' !■i **■Vj • 9 * t “44'jim r... ^ • • 'f.f *\. - *ilfc..ju. „ *•* ATK.- ‘ i: m » . ■■ M .Ttjy. 14:3^- , . . . . . 1 i i j , r ’L d t 'JriS-4'Jr u .4• / f 1“r r ‘ * T iM r .- . ___ v h I . ~ . - fjfcrrj.. ' t . : k M ' Daytona Shores will put money in investors. ’ /--v . ■ '.i vfSjHiJJVv i * % ’■l*1.*.* t ' ’ r . i: ‘f* * • ‘f 1 • ‘ _%* . , ■ ,■J lTj ' i' ’ * - in.1i ririMi' .% i ■f iA£3 'I,* . ,,-i t * t i tf* Jr.' *t - 1'larA i 1 i— t- . * . ssr | .. This statement is based on fact: other hotels of the Fleetwood systejn at Hendersonville, N. C., Au­ gusta, Ga. and Chattanooga, Term. began to molmt from the first announcement r f construction, and are still going up. r •- ’ , '> ' d >lV V 1 • • ■ft r 1 , ' ' As for property surrounding the Fleetwood Hotel at Miami Beach, e v e r y Florida investor knows the story of its rise. This property has increased more than 1,000 percent and is still rising. * ^HAT the F leetw ood o f D aytona Shores — fifteenstories, a $2,000,000 in stitu tio n — w ill be built this year and com pleted in tijme for formal opening IjJcw Tear’s Eve, w as C om m odore J. Perry S to ltz ’s pledge to *• ■1 ^ *" t ’ T1 le people o f D ayton a Beach at a public meeting. Read the lets about the lettin g o f the contracts on the opposite prc* ‘ ; ’ ' i , * * ■• i .^ ^ * mal opening. T h at investors realize b ig profits w ill be made here in a short time, is evidenced by the flood of re- . jcen i vation rcftu^estsr^,'1 t This magnificent property on a narrow elevated peninsula between t w o great rivers is priced m oderately for early in ­ vestors. So moderately, indeed, that if you w an t to be considered in the allotm ent iwhen it is opened to invesicn read the facts ab ou t th e Fleetw ood Section of D ayona Shores. R ealize th a t m illio n s are being spent to make is supremely b eau tifu l w ater front property an ideal ►lace for hom es. A n d realize further that the com ing of - . tors, you w ill have to act quickly. ji Come to our local office and study the preliminary plats. N ote the superb character of developm ent n o w under w a y — the great j , e * r '_ ,,J jV / . .' riverside boulevards, miles in length, and the m ile-long • ,*■ •*" ,, A, * ' ■ t , ** ic Fleetwood H otel, witl^ its m any recreational features, FleetWood Concourse, 120 feet wide, extending from the ill make m oneyed people w a n t to live here. Dixie H igh w ay to the hotel. Then make your reserya- ■The Fleetw ood Sw rion is' n ot yeravailab le for public ofiJfering, but w e are accepting reservations prior to the for- tions. Any piece o f property- in the Fleetw ood Section w ill make real m oney for you before the year is out* ' **1/ V •4 “T T ^ r s i f 4*V. ' *.y*. - ■ yj.TT.SlV- . * 1- ' I 1 /^ - . * 4 ^ ' ».’*. 1if** f; . iS ;> ^ ' I * 1 - fy \ - ' • . t. 1 * rA ti 'V ii djeyfj k m A . * > < : v nLfer , Vw ; , • V- 5Ac£i j’ i > ia S v a . >» 1-^ ’f?*. ^ ’>• t V*rs * .* * ■ �* » ■nst •B uford Dally. Herald W ANT A D . RATES Terau: Cash In,Advance , N Telephone ada. will ha rt* * m u'.Si' -Jr" ’ ' - ;t w : DODGE ' T. M. DU NLA P: P i of t h i „ Milter O. Phillips Co„ Inc. better kind. 10th Laurel. Pleasure cars arid Graham truck*. Phone 65C-W. ~d Oak and 2nd Street. Phono 3 AD in these columns. 1RD SUICK CO. Is small, results are ngnolle Avenue Phono 307 34—Help— Male of Female ATKINS “SILVER STEEI. • Handsaw. Absolutely Guaranteed. LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON Edw ard Higgins, Inc. Commercial & Palmetto, Phone 831 W IGHT PRINT SH O P -Prlntlng Engraving, Embossing. See ur ' NASH firat. Wo do it. Phono 417-W Sanford Dealer, 8- A. Pina 20* W. F ira t S t. Phono ,317 K. R. Ave.-Commercial St. I—A nnouncem ents DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS 1026 1922 1025 1025 1023 1925 Sell Good Used Cara. Fprd Coupe., Ford Coupe. Ford Touring.' Fordor Sedan. Ford Touring. Ford Ton Truck. 1 M ILLER O. PH ILLIPS, INC. Phono 8 Oak a t 2nd St >. & Cali at COG FIRST NAT’L . BANK PHONE^UO-LS SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tllo roofs, built up roofs. Rc-roofiug over old roofs. I-euks repaired. Es­ tim ates free. Call Oak Ave. and AUTOS FOR H IRE EACLK AUTO SERVICE Day 3rd St. Phone 111. or n ig h t.' Mecls all trains. Hsgnge transfer. PbonA 651 a«d-d3-\V. 52— UtisineHH Equipment 32—Help W anted—Female 15—Service Stations— Repair COLORED GIRL .wanted to care log HAVE YOUR CAR Washed Polished nnd Greased tit tho PERFECTION AUTO LAUNDRY Onk Avenue Wo Give Night Servico 33— Help W anted—Mnle n / t i s r n U ■Unenualed "Opportunities! Make front fifty to one hundred dollars tier week, full or p art time em ­ ployment, representing Carol Lee DreRS Shop, excluHivc territory. W rite 130 W est Bay St., Jucknoiivillo, Fla. Ill—Business Service REAL ESTATfe SALESMEN Only producers wanted. We have nfl unusuojly attractive proposition to offer to hustlers who have come to Sanford Jo make tnoqoy.Our list­ ings and qllptitol Is the best. If y o u -are a -salesman and w ant to m akoTcrm aaent connections, when* yomf services will be appreciated, nnd your income; unlimited. Ad­ dress Box D-100‘ car* Hbrald, for an interview. I ia.Trr •Automobiles i 11—Automobiles F or Salt*, FR ESH FR U IT, fresh vegetable*. 1026 DODGE Roadster, run less Fresh oysters dally. Wu rarry than 1000 miles, Will make price only the bent in theae linos. Try our interesting. Bee Mr. Holt, 115 storo fo r quality products. Royal 2 French Avenue. F ru it Co., 107 W. F irst Street. HAND NEW Oakland Touring TRACTOR SERVICE! Plowing, and Oakland Coach. iJiuxlflco for JKIj street grading. STi.-R. J. TRnsspr , dealer. Corner __ _ your subdivision. M. M. clary and E lliott Street. laird, Route A, Box 210. 19—Building—Contracting CHRYSLER CHA8. T. FULLER MOTOR CO. 411 W, 1st Bt._________ Phone 092 • BANFOUD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Gillon & P latt 110 Magnolia, Everything elec­ trical. Phone 422. Elyctragitb R ad io .; ’ >: ~ W II. B. McCAI.L JR. Builders Supplies 110 North L a tire l'S t 35—Salesmen nnd Alicnts t > O l .L A R ^ » * i r i ,K A O I T H AVE 68— R oom s W ith o u t Board, TWO desirable connecting l*cdrooms,. Close in, 107 W. 3rd St. FOUR unfurnished rooms, Oak Ave. ‘FURNISHED ROOM: 307 Enst fith {it root, T O C W IT H T O rs iC H , TO CAUL. O N THE OE. At, ptJNNEI.J.Y & gnvo CdV. Second nnd Majnoji,9 z x r s : , m x » K m > l iV i 3 salesladies who hav lonce In tho sale of rea good position and good coi allowed. We are especially anxious t cure listings of lots in Fra Terrace from the parties who inally purchased these lot, who now >desire to sell them are giving th is business sr*™ lenlion and if you will list i CELERY FARMS, easy term s. 3, with us wiU see that you ret acred celery farm 6 were celery farm $0,000. 10 acres celery NOW FOR SALE farm $12,000. 30 acres high cIosb celery farm. $8,000 house* fo r $00,- v ', I , **> i 000. 40 acre celery furm $40 ,000 . We have 2 lots only left now for Have five acre tract uniniproved sale in F o rt Mellon which w, m celery land. Fee .Ins. A. Johnson, sell you a t a sacrifice. The ownti has placed them with us for jra. 112 W. First Street, Sanford. mediate sale, or he m in t return JAS. A. JOHNSON 112 W. First Street. THE W HITE REALTY CO. 305 F irs t Nol'L Bunk RUg. WANTED to rent 3 <>r 1 mom tin S i— H o u se s F o r Sole furnished minis *>r Miiall *"t tngn in subdivision section. C. M 5 ROOM House, lot 00x200, corner Wynn, General Delivery. Rose Drive nnd Palm Way, cash will talk quick on this. Price thin MONTKF.l’MA HOTEL week $2000 .00 . Near Sunford Mail­ Sanford’s ' most home-like ho­ er, 1.. 11. <'tmk on the property. tel; located on corner Magnolia Ave., 2 mi miles walk from bad­ NEW BUNGALOW, just finished ness noctlon. Open all year. A REMARKABLE BUY! .six rooms and bath. Eastern exj . it. McDo n a l d , Mgr. pu.ure. Tenon $2,000.00 cash, balPhone 4N5 arm- like rent. For further inforEaBtem cxpoRuro lot in Frinkillation call 745 and make an ap­ lln Terroee on Oak Avenue fur unit 73— W a n te d — Rooms, Board pointment.* $1,000. This is a listing that »tU hold for only a very nhuri time. ACT QUICK! YELLOW PINE lumber, plottly of fram ing and sheathing fo r Im­ mediate delivery at a saving to you. 71—Apartments and Hats Vermont I.umWr Co., Osteen, Fla. TO RENT iinfurimhi'ii htiiiw l»v plume 4800. * yomifcif ouuplt*. UsNiiltiuU n »i lour* Ists, nnifit Imvr 2«ur npilruuitis, ' 5H— Household Goods win lease nt rciuhmublr i-ot. Pre­ fer location close in. Write Post EVER UKITH Radiant Oil Hcftter. Office Box 7!HI. Sanford Agent. 109 Sanford ROOM kitchenette and liatl Avenue. apartments, lint water, bcauli By ileeuraled —eentrillly located Sanford Stove 6 Furniture Co. ne outlook. W. M, Young, owner, 321 E. F irst S treet 18 N. Park Avenue. We carry a full line > Our prim s are right. Cash or term s. Wcwanfc your business. 01—Miscellaneous 62— M u sic a l I n s t r u m e n t s REALTORS and Brukvrs should carry a complete list of their best offerings in the classified col­ li m i daily. 78— O ffices and Desk Boom ROOM for gentleman. Private fntu By. 81at** locution and [trice. B*o 19, cure Herald. McCALL & FOX REALTORS PHONE 745. BARGAINS A very desirable home in Fort Mellon, will noun lie completed. See Mr. Britt of the UrittChittcndcn Realty Co. 120 feet on Union Avenue nt corner of Chapman a t $225.00 per front foot. Worth twice the price linked. See Mr. H unt at Urilt-Cliitti nden Realty Co. A modern business building near in on West First Street, iie(ting 10 per cent Income now on the price nsked. REKUtGEnATOR . capacity 200 poundn, suitable for restaurant or store. One 3 burner oil stove. In­ quire Crystal Lake Oil .Station, Luke Mary. * • r ■-> 20 acres on Island Igiko $8,OOO.OO. n good buy for an in­ vestment, better for a rural home. BRITT-CM1TTENDEN REALTY CO., INC. lt)00 SOUR orange and grapefruit seedlings, one half to one in. for W2— B usiness P ro p e rly budding, also few pineapple buds. S tate Inspected, tu lip tghtn wherc they dlBnd. West TefFace, Lungwood, Fla. • f, . San Lantn Lot 14, Block 7. f- 200.00. San Lanta Lot 25, Block t*. S 900.00. Evans Terrace Lot 43x131, 5 250.00. Three one-half ncre farm tiled, has house, garage und large bearing fru it trees*. BOOTH AND GtllBS 117 Magnolia Avenue BARGAIN: 6 acres improved luul in city limits fqr »3fjW» ni»h «>r will sell , fo r $700 per acre, Bal­ ance term s. Ides near high cU»* subdivision. B. H. Bankstpa, San­ ford, 112 W. F irst St. XT-Real Estate F CUT FLOWERS for sale. Calcndulas now ready. 26c per dozen. TWO automobile salesmen, good Phono 40-W, Mrs. L. II. Jones. proposition to hustlers. Replies T H B f T o IU8T“ strictly confidential. AddrcwH It, •’STEWART Flowers for all occasions, L. 8. cart* of Herald. 814 Myrtlo. Phone CC0-W, 83—Farms nnd Land For Sale 81—Houses For Sale Advlg. Mediums more ADVERTISE in U« Jouraat-Heri, *ld, South Georgia’s greatest muwmuier. Morning. afiertuuuK* weridy and Sunday. a a a .ifie d 4»4«b 15c per line. Waycross Journal-IIer41d. Waycross, Georgia. DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything? If so ’sd rertb » in the Gainesville Bun. U P FATHER 1X5 CfiSffL K THOUSAND’ i f e * * ' " *nd 53— Building Materials 64—Seeds. Blunts, F e r tiliz e r s .WILLY8 - KN1QHT and Overland, arid M. Mdtur Co., I’urk and Commerclal. JAMES H. COWAN—All kinds of Tint and Sheet Metal Work; SEMINOLE W ater and Bont T nnkl,' A t Oak A L ITTL& I f ANT AD IN The HERALD w ill-bring you iti big Avenue and Third Mreot. Tclpresults. Advertise those old a r­ ticles you havo stored away and MIRACLE Concrete Co., genera] have no ush foi*: A little thirtycement work, sidewalks, build- cent ad m ay bring* you several ing block*, Irrigation boxes, J . It. dollars. Phone 148 and a repre­ Don-Jon Chi Terwlllegcr, Prop. 2nd and Magna! sentative will call and sea you. , r » O l O N ’r PHONE 148 for prompt attentb ROOMS, with or without meals, and experienced scrvite in a Reasonable ra t e s . Lincoln Hotel, ranging your copy. 72— W h e re to Stop in Town IV—Employment for child in afternoon. Call upstairs a t 1112 Myrtlo Avenue, CELERY FARM. acres, now (frnwit finest kind, with 3 in best farming net tenant house, barn equipment, offered at 18000.>1000 blr Box 25, Herald. WANTED FURNISHED housekeeping apart nient or sleeping rooms, l'f nermunent tenant* only. No chi! dren. hot water nnd telephone fur nished. Apply 711 Park Ave. 13— Automobiles for Ex REEL & RONS You Drlvo It, W. Myrtlo nnd 2nd St. a t R. R 2 67—Rooms With Board ROOM for gentleman, private fam­ ily. State location and price. Box 19 care Hernld. LANEY’S DRUG STORE—Pro­ scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. ’ We an? as near you as your phone. 28— Repairing 18— B uH lnesa Service O f f e r e d HLACK .rind ta n .colored hound AMERICAN CAFE ‘? found. Owner can g e t by de­ scrib in g rdog arid paying fo r ad. It. Wo have just opened up n modem cufq in the Cates building. We serve J. Hickson, Route 1, City, home cooked foods, in the clean eat STOLEN from Milano Picture show of surroundings. Everything sani­ W ednesday p. m. a emblem bycy- tary. Come in nnd cat with us. vfcle*le No. 400584, 400584. Reward Rew ard if returnod _______ to Mrs. J. F, Ventoy, 109 Cedar Avenue. J :•*••• i. ' IF IT ’S A BARGAIN OST-Bctween the postoffice and “ Wo 11uve -I t" Roum llUf & Anderson’s ripproxi- , SUNNYLAND ItE A L T i'C O . ilitely ’269. unused 2-cent stam ps, Realtor Glider please re tu rn to Florida IL G. Woolwnrth, Mgr,, 221 Meisch '•getablo Corporation. Bldg., over Piggy, .Wiggly, but we 11—Automobiles for Sale BALL HARDWARE Phone 8 FOB THAT tired, run down feel­ SALESMEN! SALESLADIES! ing chiropractic spinal adjustmerit and beneficial and will make you feci invigorated. Why not in­ vestigate? Phone 4B2-J fo r ap ­ 1 We have an opening fo r tWKnt' pointm ent, Dr. W. E. MacDougall, throe more In our aakrii.orfri't 307 1st National Bank Bldg. izntion to sell n high crass sub­ division, which is in a high stntc of development. Good commission. L et's talk It over. E . SPURLING, subdivision iccisliit. Subdivlilsn to Or- WIGHTS—Three stations. Mog- GET PAY every day: Distribute nolln nnd Second, F irst nnd Elm, eights^ Florida on Dixie n ig h 160 necessary products to estab­ Sunford Avtmuo and 10th Street, aao, Florida, and F lo r a lished usei-ii. Extracts, R oup s, Ford E xpert service. products, etc, "World’s largest com­ pany will back with- surprising OPEN ALL NIGHT plan. WrittyTlu- J, R. W atkins Co. W recker Service.Diy,- a 1 10- L^ . > ° <l^ <ulndu r - J . (12-70 \ w m lown\ St rent, lAtnlqlhi*, • 24 Hour** fitoraj Tcmi. Dopt. K -l. WALKER LEWIS < RAGE Sanford Ave. & 2nd Phono* CO LOST OR1STOLEN/ BsrtUng cord For salo by 69— R oom s fo r H ousekeeping 9—Personals ; SUFFERERS of h eart trouble. An* 3 girls Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthma, High Blood Pressure. Paralysis, I win gladly tall you free, how you ! can get quick and lasting relief, Without using drugs, medicine or. aorum i. Address R. V. Walden, Box 1856, New Ilavon, Conn. wells, two houses, cash. Box 10, Herald Office. HUPS—MAR MON.S Sanford Automobile Co. 200 Magnolia' Aye. Phono 137 ''Minimum charge of 80 for a n t Inaertlon, * All advertising (s restricted to proper classification. If an error la made The San­ ford Herald will be responsible for only one Incorrect Insertion, the advertiser for sn!>.«oqucnt insertions. The office should be notified Immediately in case of error. TO ADVERTISERS . A Herald representative thor­ oughly familiar with rates, rules and classification Will give you template Information. And if you wish, they will assist yon In wording your want ad. to nafcg.lt more effective, < IMPORTANT NOTICE Advertisers should give their street or postoffice add refs as ieaU as their phone numbor if they desire , results- About one reader out of a thousand haa a telephone, and the others can’t fcomnunicate with yon unless •they know your address. AH discontinuance MUST be Made In person at The Banford n e r a ld ' office or by let­ ter. Telephone discontinuin' eee are nor valid. Courteous— Prompt— Efficient, Service. 65—Specials al the Stores . W. P. CAHTF.lt Room 230 Meisch Building FEBRUARY 15 is the day when prices advance °f» lots which we. own and offer you today as low as $500.00 per ra* easy term s. Can you afford t<> rent when you can buy a t such fitrar(,‘ ‘ Five room house with bath, on beautiful cast front corner lot l->n and Laurel. $1400 <CASH Balance Dike Rent. RD REALTY CO. 8. Park Avenue Phone 208 THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT P^.ntr*| West Virginia’s larg1 ?• ,Wftnt ad 1 I-2Tp«r word; 4 insertions 1 1-4C; (1 or more l c per, word each Insertion. By GEORGE McMANUS W ANTEDVMAT^j THtMATTE't^ NAdiClE •OAR i.IH '^ . I V E L O -> T T H E P I E C E O F F V S P ifR W I T H T H E jt JO O R E b b O F TH E D E P Y iT C P t, oh it - r T t r — ----------- l'rt> * FtNDe, .L HA VE W E LL. H O T CALUON them T o h U^Ht ; ! » : i T T srrS iI If. you have any 010 rags” that you hay* discarded and are no use to you bring them to—— Herald �A drtrllsIiW mo M:n p o p r m t S o S h V * cUs.lfw d ad et l, T i o ro m o im POST. S li w c rd fo r *U coftaacaUr* SSw. >' ... . • oh for clrw iftfJ ■dvertlBdinent* Yh, not rent t ^ M v»c*ntrooiD i ,r tell that i^coiii^and iraodg 7 TAMPA DALLY TIMES. Tampa Home Dally, rati* 2 « n ta a word K m u r n 25c, ra th with order Write for ‘eemDlcte mVo earn. ‘- ' " v r. • i r a ? ,* -f HOWCAN YOU 1 Comb h c r c ano S p « 6 MB AFTY* \v:t*ti5 HAWCKEDp MB ONtTHiNfc— , HOWt»D YOUR ' YOU A*® MISTAKE* W6 R8W. ^UUffcT UST AMO TRi S , MAM HAD IT T EHO^BMEWftWO tier *nr> thc v HAWOS Ot a V i BUOKCRPy HOW CAM SOU DCWV • f t ? - Tits f o a r p t M * out »»db the vAndow V MlWCLAHK- Tbftweo Of* AT IS IM T H E NEXT r WBfte T O O *? Room THE MORNING JOURNAL (a tha accepted want ad m edian la Daytona (Fla./ Ou« c*..i * , *..ru «n Inaerthm. Minimum it* .•mUMRWS lOa^J LEDGER Claitaifled adr hava tha large*! ■ircoUtioP In Soutbweatern Geor lia. Rate Re (H-arord lln*)U n«. LEARN a b o u t p ort County and U kelard. through tha Star-l Tetegrarn. Ct#t advertlaing metium In South Florida. PublDhed morning*. STAB-TFLEGRAM - B O O T S AND H E R B U D D IES AUGUSTA CHRONICLE - Auguata, Ue.. AuguataV greatcaf ImriUed medium, rata. raah. 9« h»rg». IIV minimum. * i)1110^-Xenia. Make jrour aalea through the Xenia Gazette, Zenla. - Ohio. Rieh agricultural dla trlct W ant ad and dltplay rater on request. Send in your auhacriptlou to the Tribune or hand It to your local dealer *o you can read Florida'! greatest newspaper. O n r year. O, 0 months, $4.00, three months 1391-J 18.Q 12.00. If yon desire $1,000 insur­ ant* policy add 7fic to your order. ADVERTISING gets results U It reachea potontlal buyers. Palatka Dally N*w« la circulated In an industrial and agricultural sec, tlon. . Everything Is Wrong ' W W f , WHAT m AVJftlL GRADE WHAT VULV TOO* M O T H E R StAtEWOTSA By Martin' GOSH ! WOT4A OR® O* WOftHiM HtR SAVY CXO TOO W IN D A VWOtX W « VIOWWM' OWE M*THRN. M l V w o w YOO HOW IMCOfjRWLEMT HU 1 TtVURRY NEXT DAY ^ TVRMS RIGHT ano ther r «*»t h e - o ^ t h v e s t m -ratV o i w CAJVH AT SCHOOL THAT BURNS H I u p . AU. HY6L0MITWV VRjOTR^SCAL VO&» VS StT AHOOMO N’THI^K » t*» WORVCTOR. YOO TOO ^ t a VM onto W tA - :_____ vt o h ,\\ l v w x e TJMNK VMEN YOO SEMO IT £ WV1 A ttTTTU N'EXPIAIM \T TO _ 91— L eg al N otices, | About IX TUB (IliCDlT COUHT. BBVH\TII itlOICIAl. CIIICUIT OK ' KI.OIIIDA. IM AXU FOU NKM1XOI.K COtNTV. IX niASCBHV. Twin IlOTAIi FBRN COUPOItATIO.N. a corporation, C o m p taln n n t. golf | Terms CHAV.utSH If. M O N T A blU B ,-A n n i e H. I rear 18 per IT10N M on iaK u e. M a r y E. M tin t n a u e , w id ow o f S a m u e l I/. MontttKUc, H e n r y i l r r o n . A llr o M. t i r y n n , a willow, unit .Max Alarx, a n d a ll u n k n o w n (Icv Imcl-s . a ran tceM . or n tlie r c tn ln in n tn , elnltnlriK u n d e r o r i h r u u g h H etnuel U M o n t n g u e , ilcccaiw'tl. n lul n il u n k n o w n p e r eoiiN eln ln iiliu itn liili-it-«» in tlic lan d li e r i - l n a r i e r d c n c r l b i d In llila bill o f c o in p l u ln t . Ili-gpondvlitH. 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County, Florida, and m ore p a rtic u la rly deerrlln-d oa: O U T O U R WAY By Williams O U R B O A R D IN G H O U S E /O H IS T H ttT S O ^ VNE.UL » L C A N TEv_U WOO RTiCjvcr NOvAl MO u R E OiOiNG* T O OO VdiTM I T '. s / DM T h i s 7 \ n w \ - VNE OE 3U & Cj O m n a PO T vT im O U R BACef WARD, T il l S o y ie T m e vmE K in T h in k v n h a T v n e ’R E G O N N A OO V y ji TH iT . s ' W O U R E G O 'M C j T O CA RT iT R ig h t b a c k t o J V <5AN MACVC.- PANE SOU KiCTlCt v ’iwhT e>0»T or \ (SipPM GLEAIA la TEW. / f B lP 2TER'G E V E ^ ? « l T H lid * BAHEP Vt<?dA,-~T 5»EE HE MAe**lM<EKi A UOOV7 FO R TviAT u ’l e t O h i p e “tteetA B U E BACK O r l \ \ ‘ COUklTECi. i^i U 0 V },-~*T >K E & LOUGER. O U R pO W viTO Y lki BE^TADRAviT, f, N’KNOV.' TH’ OviE l WEAki,"* — caluc ? h e r & ^ o r t o r d e r g vlT U A B R O a P ’a - Aw CoGUP PRIV/E. 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BurIl IW ordered th a t you and ettcli money o f you appeiir to tliA a win.” HHI of Terms • --iiii >Ij. 1111 h e re in fi le d on o r to-fore and 4 inuallv. !3 lax Hie Ixt .la y o f M ore h , A. I) l » ! « . the eiune lo-luu C u t e l»»y o f till* l l u n oriitdi C o u r t . It I* f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t (hi* notice lie ii u li lM ir d In -th e H an fo rd Herald.* n n e w a p a t t a r p u hllH h ed In HAnilnule t 'u u n t y . K to r l d a , o n c e o w i >-k f o r f o u r ' r o w e e u l l v r Week*. U'llln-M* tile -h n n d a n d ee a l n f V, •f l>oili»-lu*a. f ’l e r k o f t h e (flrv u lt ' • out. Heinliiole C ounty, F lnrlda. at • In <*ourt H o iiae in HunfUrd, th la -mill -laHi d(lay a y on fr J*.ruiHry A. I*. I ft!*. V? HU.UOUOI.AHa. I s . . (I) I’l e r k «>t. r ’U-eiilt U ourt. Ily; A. M. Week*. 1>. C. Da n o \ ' M i N|R|< Ilitrl. S,illi-4titr f u r t ’liitiiilulmitit. CHEP.ll COSTS $10 I ON DON, Feb. 5.— I t coat Lx>rd .Sufficld. 28-ycar-old whipping d i­ m -to r, tw o pootuIh to huvo - u iliccry p a rty . l i e wan a rre n te d w ith a p a rty o f frieiida In th e W est End. T he m a g is tr a te said , in bunding dow n th e sen te n c e , th a t 'th e y w ere “ g e n tlem en who had I Ihtii h av in g n m e rry an d ch eerfu l ’evening,* lx m l S u ffield a d m ittc ’l ihui a* bachelor d in n e r w hich proI ai*/ il ti' Irta.l' t.w«>w H BY CONDO Wi-W m o t h e r s g e t g r / v t T h e g u a r o i^ h OF T H E G A TE / n s - mb houw - rp>T6cH5 n s t MAKE- t o Ltrtt-10 INTtPtbT Stx} |Mft LITTLE LANDIft f LofllOft— fAE ^EUiftG YoJ A HICE U tTit. ACREA6T. DOHH W PEAtH^ ‘o U P P l.M G ----- -- By Swan Left It Is Right OUE»(Hlt>HT-trc-tn> Howl abo u t T ’M , CTIS w .Ujh m > 4 >|1IM 0TMAlOVKtlM - 'l i P P D J G R O lA A V iC e S A L E S M A N S AM SOO'U. HAitE Pi foftTJMt IN Z. WEE.K5 - B E tO nE A rtiLLIONAtlfE. 1 oocop— I f ~N f HtK E c o n t v m . 'TOFFLOCK- HE*5 COTE frftCK Tflon FLW iOft- l*LL ft' if PtM ow t nftvtE > m oNEV l ik e - . DOvOH TREftE— ^ TAl<INO NO ‘ tost T tta o .T n R . T g r F u x r t- ^ p iH l Ht#K\ TritA L ^ IOT6 OF A -D oiH G I ftlN T JU *T - U W T n o S E M PO H rt \ 1\ fL O F l'O A ' * 1^7 T f t t B E ? ^ 3 0 ,0 0 0 P O L iN CHftKiLS WITH YOU * m iC K . •?fsLLtneri He.Lp / - T ftE ftE — OW0S} IftSH o u st. ifn iC J' L lS S e w .p O p ' T V~~C O U L eC T eD IR E VADiO U P n jtT H 1U E E E D £ P R im ( |5 V M G E T T 1N6 By Blosser F R E C K L E S A N D H IS F R IE N D S IMPr/ DOWT VOO CS7 A JOB IU0 2 I41N' CM SATURDAYS’, O SCA R? yOU DOMT •POSSICOOLD, OOVOO? r C H ,I DCVYT KAJOWJ-LWMV Doftir y ou *m vT - f ih d o a t DONTT DO LUCS X KMOtD OF /3090DV m> AtTK? Dtp, w rnv DOMT - S r • YOU? * r w » fvw s DQM7 KAlOLiOPNOBOOy v v u c r DcftTr im a J t to > WJPC/OO0CCV t o DO ■ 1 A LOT OF *'J>ELL m u s i c 1 r - A rl • • < af Do n T YWU? f / �AY. FEBRUARY S, 1926 w orld s L argest WU1 H avin g 95,940 . Words, F iled For P rob ate In te n d o n r rilh ,c,oh >lfl,njf, 5.r,’f040 ’T ' 1"' W recently b «n filedIfor probate ^ n d o ^ ’ Jack M atthew, prealtot of the National Salected Morrians, said In an addresa h e n . s I P 1 * oun °n £?r V F ? f * irici! w lyn Stillwell Cook, w idow ‘of Jrholesal* dry good^daftlcr. dU . * 102^ lA FrandfiO ier of the present Lbrt Alhcombc, whose Willi'probated-Jrf 1825. contained 04,1*1) Word. and the will of the eighth Dike bf Devdnshlta 17/730 words, but in neb t.h*r * M Th*r* i n accompanying document instructing as to details p t burial. Th* idea of preparing for ones funeral tong before any estate, contained only 1 Another small will contairta tograph of a girl, autog ’Muriel,” on the back wl written. T leave ntV to her.' signed by a soldier who w a s killed in tbo world w ar -and was adm it­ ted to probate even though hot signed by witnesses. "The smallest London will is en­ graved on the back of a soldlcrt* identity dire* a piece of brass about the sise e f agiilver dollar. A microscope m ust be used to de­ cipher It." ST. PETERSBURG mmihlnc and n botlft—one illlod with water— rte d a« Jnlaio hlaso in the w a t e r — sta started aujdmobile'of George H. Alton, of auaamohlle'of BY ASSOCIATED. PRESS ^TlwOTdpscott. S f w c o t t . Mails., Mail*., which threatthreat­ ened decattwetion of thh rnachlne. - OCALA—O n J: H. Therrcll w ai tn produce KilUngsworth to serve Mr. Alton left the bottle of w ater elected prosldecnt add W alter Ped- a prison sentence. An attorney on the seat of his car. The sun's rlck. secretary-treasurer of the wds engaged by Rf*fl|Jrrf80n rays did the r e s t. Marion county F air Association, a t take the case to the higher court BARTOW -M cm bers of th e F lor­ the annual meeting of the organi­ if neceessary. Th amount of the bond is *7.000. KilUngsworth re­ ida Grapo G row ers’ Association sation held here. cently escaped from officers near held th e ir M mi-annual meUnK a t CLEARWATER—One o f . tiff Ocala While being brought to Tampa T hursday. Addresses by a ‘num ber of delegates featured best known fishermen and seamen Florida from Texas. in this section of the country PENSACOLA—Pensacola sent the g ath erin g . caused nWay with the death recent­ representatives to the so-called ly of Captain Jam *. Fogg, .71 years WEST PALM BEACH—Th Uni­ old .. Captain Fogg’s death took Galveston-New Orleans rate hear­ ted States government was aPPC“ >niece at Clearwater Island, where ing case, being held Bt the Utter ctl to by local city officials to halt plane. The hearing, which will vi­ traffic on the water between Palm he had lived for some time. tally affect this city, was for the Beach and West Palm Beach to Joslnh r _______ Richardson, purpose of listening to complaints help traffic ashore. The governX TAMPA involving export and import freight bondsman for Charlea Killtn rates to and from Points in the worth, missing convicted bam central west nnd Mississippi val­ prepared to contest forfeiture ley. via gulf ports. the bond, because of his InalHl STATE NEWS BRIEFS THE COMPANY p • * * i * ■*• *• 1nr Florida Power & Light Company, organized De­ cember 28,1925, under the laws of Florida, owns and operates electric power and light properties in many sections of Florida as well as a number of gas works and distributing systems and several ice manufacturing plants formerly owned by Mi­ ami Electric Light & Power Company, Southern Utilities Company, Daytona Public Service Com­ pany, Ormond Supply Company, Lakeland Gas Company, St. Johns Electric Company and South­ ern Holding Company and other properties. In addition to its electric properties ,the Florida Power & Light Company owns gas works and dis­ tribution systems in Miami, Daytona Beabh, Palatka and Lakeland, and ice plants in fifteen cities, including Miami, West Palm Beach, Day­ tona Beach, Fort Myers, Sanford, St Augustine and Pensacola and Fort Lauderdale. Many im­ provements and "additions have been made to the ice plants during^Jm last year, and they now have an aggregate manufacturing capacity in excess of 2,000 tons a day«■ i Licensed Re^ Salesman— ADVERTISEMENTS TELL' OP BUSINESS IS THE STOCK * 1—The Biscayne Trust Company of Miami is Transfer Agent. The Miariii Bank & Trust Com­ pany of Miami i.s Registrar. 2 This Stock is cumulative, therefore Company must pay the divi dends in full, before one penny of dividends can be paid on the common or other classes of Stock. • 3" Besides having preference, in regard to dividends, over the Common and other classes of Stock, this Stock, has first call before the Common or other classes of Stock, on all the Company’s assets and properties in case of liquidation. 4 This Stock is free from City, Qjounty or State Taxes in the State of Florida. The dividends are exempt from the present normal Federal Income Tax. 5 The Stock is fully paid and non-assessable, .6 Shares may be purchased on an Easy Payment Plan of $10.00 per Share dow nand $10.00 per Share a Month; 7. The dividends arc paid every three months—Si .75 ran* • . * . J \,,r Ordere may be placed or Information obtained through any employe of or Information may be obtained uml purchase made through F irst National Bank, T h ere is a vast difference be­ r . * ganf Sanford, Florida ’ tw een speculating and invest­ A resale departm ent is main­ ing. INVESTING M E A N S tained at the company’s, offi- PUTTING MONEY AWAY SECURELY, so that it will pay MORE m oney regularly at stated pe­ riods EVERY year. 1 J _* WITHOUT OBLIGATION FLORIDA POWfcR & LIGHT COMPANY General Offices, Miami. Florida. Mark X in (..) meeting your requirem ent. let telling mere nhout your Preferred f wish to subscribe fo r... ....shares your P r e f e r r e d hiiv L ni JMd dividend per shtue^Send-bill to me showing exact amount due. , i K f l l O ^ K d o w n m d lw I T |> |» f . h u t 8 ^ k on Easy fices for the benefit of local ces for the benefit of local stockholders w ho may wish to sell their shares. PW n' ° n ll, “ ,U * 100 ' �slightly 'w id e ? i f i t J c i jiortlon tonight and in n tra l portions Wednesday ; A s s o c ia t e d P r e s s NUMBER 163. T imoN THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1926 OF Food Corporation Merger tp Strikes, Snag A s Federal A n ti-T ru st Suit Is Filed '\ / J l City Engineer’s-Plans Okcved At Commissioner's Meet: WorkOn Principal Avenues >'iU Be Finished By Fall Telephone Wiring Will Be Changed YORK, Fcl». 9.—(/H—Tho public\l925 sales figures of th r eornotation. which la one ul those >n tho proposed merjrer in the Ward Food Products Corporation. He expressed wlllingnt*s. to ghee the n n u -m m suit TUOd yesterday in fig tim privately *to the commis­ Baltimore pgainst the proposed sion, The Contintental has 103 $2,000,000,000 Ward Food Products bakeries ln 81 cities. GprboraUofc. V? i < Ward Baking "B" stock, consid­ ered by Wall Street the chief spec­ ulative stock of ’the enterprise, tumbled from 70% to a low o t OOVt. First Street WiirBc Wiirfte Itcpaved Negotiations for p $140,000,000 Plrst consolidation of thq'Fojitum Cereal AndlmprovedFromRailroad ami com punka, were Alley To Sanford Av Avenue haltedCalifornia abruptly a fter $185 a share -(A D efsening rtionri of joine of the of* igr Prc- ilr, came tonlay cn8e ° f thc coa' resolution was Action more or less necessary in .order to jiippli- save the time of the Senate anil ib *ay Jpermit It to center attention on the pending tnx bill. |n oyer Thr author of tho measure, Son. P j ® 1 at or Copeland, Democrat of Now A (he ' bud K‘vcn notice ho would insist on n vote on the proposal cv'tbnt- ory ^ "v *'n,l m’ich time was being J ikj pi- consumed in roll calls. a After having twice refused to consider such a step, tho Senate succumbed to the growing pressure for action and adopted the C resnlution asking tho' chief execu­ tive to Request a con/erenec of the kre all "mratqrj.attd workers a t the W hite I of the » . J i# Italy A* adopted, however, tho resoldty, the Pon WR* amended in onfpr In is ’ mi- l°nVc *l up hi* the ^rasident to du­ ll ; .a,, cid-. v hc*) t h t rv h 'u i -TtV ^L-’tWriL cdMmtr. - * The vote for adoption war G-i to 21. On last Friday the Schnte Ye­ nned, 18 to 28, to taka up tho pro­ posal and on tho following, day It (many and repeated the refusal 45 t o '38,. Twenty Republicans, 27 Drmarifcct that J»m Tyrol rrats and the one Farm er-Labor Ik? Italians Senator voted for Ihe resolution the use of Itoday while 19 Republicans nnd twxj toll. There ; Democrats voted agaiiist.it.. wt Clifist- SvrtH that iVrn Tyrol • of Chrtsl. aas a las custom. I—"The decline ini in a to mats ic *-on- had been offered for a edntroling Widening of the streets in tho interest. It whs considered certain downtown district will, In nil prob­ surety that the merger would R° ability, get under way about the through, but It wui announced yes­ first of May, according to City terday thpt tho negotiations were and Company, said that In big opManager W. B. Williams, who to­ not willing 'to buy or scR Into u i-rgthms, nmchinc-like, imperaomd day gave out a list of the streets goVcmiaam lilvm Hrntion. X / administration must bo prevented. ts> lie widened and improved, nnd JfK c Federal Trade Commlwlnn- ■ GcQrgr E. Roberts, vice presiwho also stated thnt the work is expected to he completed by Inti/ fall. possibly during the first wevit of November* * First Street js. t« bo • improved and repaved from the railroad tracks Hear Railroad Awruu- e a s t1 to Sanford Avenue. Sccom/streot Is to he widened to 40 ferft from the pump branch west to (ilk Ave­ nue, Ninth Street, wideuel to p feet from Park to Atlantis Coast Line Depot. \ Onk nnd Magnoliu Avenuas ure to he widened to 50 fet, froniY irst to Fifth Street; Park Avenue th GO feet from Fulton to Ninth Street and Pnlmetto from Commercial Avenue to Second Street. Sanford Avenue will lie 40 feet from First to Fifth Street. Park Avenue, tin* street desig­ nated as tin- Dixie Highway route, t ’lty Comn -di'T-tr K. F. II ouhAt an yrgnniratJ will be &<) feet, of asphalt, begin­ ladder nppearu’ before the F an -'th e la k e Monroo ning where the now paving just fonl Club todny at its reg- ; (Company held this south of the city hall has been laid ular Rotary nrioiv luncheon minting and errs were officially to Ninth S tm t, and will he lined on behalf <>l the proposed ' taiU 'r.f the newt; with white way lamps on each side spoke $2,000,01)0 bund issue. in.wvrn worked nut of the street. At the conclusioa of hi^ ta lk ,' An order for a c . Wiring System Changed tlie club went on, nr. rd as favor well appointed pbbj Mr. WtlHpnW stated today Hint ing the issuu and pledged the sun- |.'*;»n placed with itifrmu will notifications will iut bo nmil/kt mailed tton thn the port of the member ul the a.mp«ny, accordli public utilities companies now op­ tiun to lie licld on March 19. (JHuvktih .■■'•cTetnry, eratin g ■in the city to the effect k Mr. Chase c»ve a detailed) ac- • delivery o* this ar }hat nU wires, Loth telephone and count of the projects to be bene- Ibor* for use in tu olactrfe, mut*t be removal, togotli- filed from the fuwfc derived from ; lie* . • ■ut l a k r Ho ed with polos, i[rnm tlif streets in w te2.JM*tu*^ W'K Will, fn the future, ho under ground, or in the alleys, and no poles or wiroa will bo allowed to stand on the main streets, it |s snld. Ciiy officials say tins will he one of the g reatest Improvements in the ap­ pearance of tlie city possible to make a t this lime. The property owners along the atrects to lie widened ure to lie notified that ell existing gas and w ater connections will be renewed by the city, ut the latter’s expense, BO that in case uf leaguge, or trou­ ble In connections, it witl not be necessary to tear up tlie streets LONDON, Feb! 0.—(/P)—A re <ret nt the source. Tills is said large part o f England again ia un­ der water. The floods fn aomo p o r­ tions of tiie country1 exceed those of January. Out of the past 22 •lays there has been only one tiny i without ruin. The last two weeks I have la-cn cxce ptlonally w e t.... ; \ irtunlly every riyer in this tni<!- 1 land and southern districts h a v e overflowed in its banks. Many thousands of acres of low lying ground arid parts of several towns WASHINGTON,- Feb. 'J.-U F i-arc flooded,' slopping street ear Fecrelarv Davis’ Investigation -r traffic,. Tho water indicutioiti. i the..activities o f - a l t service offic­ continue to be for rain. T~ ers Is aimed prlmarly nTSIaj. Ger. Patrick, head of the nrniv nir force, is the belief of W illianj Mitchell, and tho fonner colonel has expressed the defense of his one tima chief. Describing Gon. Patrick as the only M em ber of the old regime t o sec tho light and come out and tel the tru th about it." Mitchell faid the General Is being nude the vic­ tim of an espionage system withm r-simrx* .uarttnez, Mexican pplil the department. Tho new invesDgstion of the a r service off‘<»«cal refuged, said here last nlgnt. Mitchell contended. Is 8]^?“ B.\ He listed Eurndo Gotisaic mrrK? I*"1! Proprietor in thp atate of Jalisco, Gilberto Chaves Alr'upula. state or Jalisco, and Dr. A circular said to have Imxmi is­ rrnncisre Uodriques Betancourt ns n>cn who had faced firing squads sued to obtain congressional back­ recently. Dr. Betancourt was c x c -' ing for the bill proposing establish­ ! i .n .l at / y os Cailehtcs, atnto Wj ment of an a ir com*, nnd now sub­ ject o f A department inqu|rv- «ra(i M s r t l r W : lcmkr" o f t h e Do given to Secretary Davis. Mitched ■s HuerU consplrstore here. His raid, presomahly by a «I«rk i-cords recently wore seized hy as a spy. Mitchell said the dretjU r presented « summary of a njeroorthe department of justice. endum prepared by Genn I’*tr.ic. for tha use of Congrcts and that j t was distributed by # reserve oft ting the various 1improvements under way. A financial slutuuenl of the city, which the commissioners had propared a short Hire ago. discloses the fnct that tho net bonded indebtedness of the city at the preseat time amount* to only $1,008,- Sanford and Jacks being so arranged may enjoy the trop tha entire 200 mil thorized capital of $25,000. [„ commenting t bake Monroe Tram Kirkland Suffering From Heavy Floods M itchell Declares f[ Before Grand Jury Today ^M itchell characterised thjj iohs-a system." as s m s m S S not agree with what the cH'fm in the W ar Department wanU him 'rrs of the NashVille Agi jer ami managers of th* 'way company and A nunt' Directors Elected At Annual Meeting S. B. & T. Company At the s n a is l stockholding meet g Of the Sinfonl Bank-and Tru*t impsny h«ld recently in the do­ ctors room of tjw -era for the ensuing year were J u d o n /f in a n c ia l statements fd Showing a 78 per cent inesse In deposits within the U rt ar, according to h«»»k ?^{,f Deposits at the close o f t h . j u 1 year S & n f iw S a one from Duval county, he an­ nounced. ’ .. , Dr . Fons A. Hathaway o f Jackinnrille waa apRolnted Head -nf the state read deportment to suc­ ceed Judge Phillips a fter a stormy political battle which followed a request by the governor for Judge (Ur. rops In land States Of the Holly- |'- "keaffibmFj iruhibltion its Retired Chief Appears In Poor HenlUt But Asserts tie Is Not On Sick List; Mity Enter Hospital Soon ib. 8.—UD—Thrr"- . In Jacksonville By Motor From Tampa A bout Noon Today LEGION’S PLANS General's Aid Says FOR EXPOSITION Boston O fficials . Condition Is “Bad” ■ I ■ Si ‘f Former Head Of 1Tacna-Arlcn Rotary Club Goes On Record As Whole-HeArtedly In F a ­ Commission Is Roynllyltcvor Of The Campaign For celvcd By Officers, Citizens The Exhibition Building KEY .WEST, Feb. tl.—f/H—(len. John J. Pershing arrivwh .here shortly be Tore noon today Aboard the cruiser Denver'1 enroutc to Washington, D.' C., \A rica, Chile, where he served until r e ­ cently as neutral chalhnnn of the Tncnn-Arica plebiscitary commis­ sion.’ —I’crshlng appeared in very i>oor health, hut announced thnt his condition was “fair’' declining to either confirm nr deny persistent ropotU tlist in henlth had. p£p«pp> oil his resignation In the South American boundary,dispute nnd his immediate return to the United Staten. “I am not on tho sick list, hut I suppose my health for the 'past few months would entitle nip to be, except for tho fnct thnt I have not been o n active military duty. It is true that I have been under my phynicinn's care. I intend to enter the W alter Reed Hospital on niy return-to Washington, but can’t say how long I’ll stay there," he I I1 declared, This statement was made after Mnj. John U. Quckoim-qur, I’cr-. rhing’s aide, liod characterized the general’s condition ns “bnd”. Thu famous “Black Jack" was snld Li have kept below decks during the entire Journey here, except for brief intervale _____ .. . . __ . when he*walked about the ship. Elaborate ceremonies marked the arrival of th* former A* E- &*• chlhflain, as the Denver moored a t tho naval station dock. High t . »‘.rm . The Campbell-Losslng r o s t of the American Legion has not wot received it* quota in tho drive to ho undertaken by the slat*, legion for funds w ith which to erect an “All Klorldn Building” at the Sesqulcen* tc-hnisl exposition to ,bc held <n Philadelphia this summer, accord­ ing to officials of the post. As soon as the quotas are allot­ ted each post th tho state will per­ fect final plaiui for tho drive, is scheduled fo r tho week uf Feb. N ot To Interfere -- ------ No Steps To Be Taken To Pnd Prosecution On Florida Chargtji JA C K S O N V IL L E , F e b . 0 - ( A P )— Chariot* Portzl i8 It Jacks6nvlllc and Intends to give himself up a t the sher­ if f s office us soon as ho can arrange to retain Counsel to defemi hint, friendu of thu."n- naricial wizard" said this afi* 22. . - • . ; M. U. Hutton, commander of the tornoon. local post, appeared today before the.Rotary Club, at tho body’s reg­ ular noon ltfnchbon meeting, and outlined tho Legion's plans for the drive and briefly sketched tho benefits tho sta te would receive from the oroposed exhibit a t what is considered one of the largest expositions ever planned in AmoricR Not a Legion A ffair This Is not to bn a Legion a f ­ fair in an y sense," Mr. Hutton said, "owing to the fnlluro of the state lix'lslnture to provide funds for the building to house the ex­ hibits of the state of Florida, the rtnto Chamber of Commerce has railed -mm the American Legion to assist In" laying l»eforo tho vis. itors to Urn exposition tho re a ­ sons for Florida’s claims to -sta bility and progress. •“Every 'P .s d f if pn tiB lu n I hn fitnto county off tho stoto ill is e x .­ pected to- exhibit its sgrlcutHtand horticultural products In Phila­ delphia. -During tho six months of the Kcsquiceptennlol, practically a.' of the wonderful products of this Stale ran be shown to millions of ptwok'.*** “ ?v‘< r AWjjr. C h a rle s G cnlco, it W a tH e r' of Mrs, Ponxl, said Ponxl loti * Tampa early last night by automobile and drove through tfi Jack­ sonville. Gcnlco said ho believed Ponxl arrived here shortly After noon. Mrs. Ponxl, Indicted with h fr husband and two associates on the same tharges, la staying' a t tho home erf a friend here, and will give herself up wtyh her husband • a toon as he completes his legul arrangem ents, Gcnlco sahl. BOSTON, Feb. 9 —(/P)— chussetts' authorities will offtor objection to fbe presecutlon Charles Ponxl, form er f Inape wizard of BcUrton; by the atatn Florida, Attorney Genoral Jay Benton sold today. l’onil, who was Indicted at.Jac sonville yesterday In conneatt with a Florida land aaheme, ' lenton “It was learned by the state Chamber of Conuubree th at a few “Fhould Pontl*S exceptions be oytpteal estate developers wore plan­ relcd by the tdprvhta court, wa ning to erect a building, call it the would move to havo him brought Florida Palace, nnd use It 'In, od- hack here. I suppose tlie Flomia their particular .proper­ authorities will go through with Commander F. Ualtzly, U. S.’ N., vortining ties," Mr, Hutton added, “ftils their case and wc will offer nu nrting commandant, and Capt. C. would L bp in no way representative objection," N. Muldrow, of tho U. £L Marino of the state, and would do more Corps. , • JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 0.—(At to bring-on a flood of nntl Florida AJter a brief chat with his vis- propaganda than anything else —With an indictment of four itora, Pershing appeared on deck, which m ight be conceived in the counts charging violation of A law where he wns honored with a 1U- minds of those wishing to destroy regulating business under a decla­ gun salute from the port tUlo guns tlie state's present popularity. ration of trust, Charles FnnkL of the Denver, A fter expressing "Thu entire project is one which his grutitude to officers and men tduiuld have the whole hearted of the warship for his treatm ent support of every citizen of the aboard the vessel, he pinned a Vic­ state, and tho American la-glo'i, tory mednl with destroyer rlasn on with the assistance of you gen­ Chief Wtoter Tender W Q. Orr, of tleman, will do its part in helping 1 Athena, Ga. to put Florida before the eyes of , . As iVrshing walked the world In lU tree light," h j 1 gangplank for n brief ride, ashore, rtitd. 1 ('apt: II, L. Wyman, commander ot The R otafy'C lub went <v> rec­ the'D enver. Joined .M s men .ip ord today as favoring the project cheering their distir itched guest. nnd pledged Its assistance to tho Jacksonville. A t an early hour day he had not been taken i The General declined to nuke drive. custody, although police' > any statem ent regarding tho Tacwatched all Incoming trains. na-Arica controversy, and declared Airmen Are Tho indictment auo was dh th at he would continue to remain Mrs. Rosa Marla Pi silent on this subject until report­ ng: Good Time ed against Continued oh page two. ing his activities to hla Juiporlo— Hshlngtdn BUENOS AtRES, Fob, 0.—< The SpanJrdi avlatnrt flying le Growers Buy from Rio Jancria passed Florisnopolla, «00 inilea by plane southw est'pf Rio, a t o’clock th it Afternoon. Realty Comjiany, today ahnou HANTOS BRAZIL, Feb: 0.—(/P) the sate of An 84 acre tra c t ncai —Commander Franco’s seaplane old county poor farm to a received passed over this city at 10:88 syndicate and two Pcnnsyh by tho city conimissioneni and the o'clock this morning. Santos is men for a jdonsldenttlon of tiolice department against theTVt- AM mile* aouthwest of Rio de 000.. Thu land, which is heavily luntic Coast Lin# Com pm y's trains Jaaertg. the starting point for toed, Is known »« the. old I blocking the crossing a t Itailrond piact. .Developments omb Avenue and First, street hive xw( ROAD r S o U B L E CLEAR tho installation of nil imhlli suited in tho commissioners order­ lias A M ’ AUbormtc bonuttf ing n {toliccmnn stationed a t that features WIU b« sU rtod a t ai T A L L A I 1A 88 K E , F lo ., Feb . 9 point with orders to arre st the train crew of nny train blocking (Ah—D ifficulties encountered ln the Ltrcct for more than five mln- Borosota county In establishment utes, according to u statem ent of tha Tamlaml Trail south of made today hy Chief of police Roy Sarasota have apparently boon Moored up. Dr. Fans A. Hathaway, CrwilUams, - A policeman has been on tha 1w for tho post four days, th* chief aaid today, Juit no arrests havo y r t been made for violation of the law prohibiting tha crossing being bldcked for more than five minutes. Severn! cltlsens have reported instances of flagrant violation o f the law during the post month. It U said, arul the steps mods to arre st the train crews K«ve resulted these complaints. ■,■ ' > ’ The law provides A pen*It. *28 for the first offehs# of t t ture and Increased be dhs for second offenses. ^V .; Policem an IsTRept A t Tracks To Keep First S treet Open Ptefi which t e p j l be g s n ii.’L “bed to His Friends . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 08, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3f742196733d0bf54316d34c14c9240a.pdf 73cda1afca87effd82b4d999900f4fcb PDF Text Text AY. FEBRUARY S, 1926 w orld s Largest WU1 H aving 95,940 . W ords, F iled F or P rob a te In te n d o n r rilh ,c,oh >lfl,njf, 5.r,’f040 ’ T ' 1"' W recently b « n filedIfor probate ^ n d o ^ ’ Jack Matthew, prealtot o f the National Salected Morrians, said In an addresa h en . sIP 1 * oun °n £?rV F? f * irici! wlyn Stillwell Cook, w idow ‘o f Jrholesal* dry good^daftlcr. dU. * 102^ lA FrandfiOier of the present Lbrt Alhcombc, whose Willi'probated-Jrf 1825. contained 04,1*1) Word. and the will o f the eighth Dike bf Devdnshlta 17/730 words, but in neb t.h*r * M Th*r* in accompanying document instructing as to details pt burial. Th* idea of preparing for ones funeral tong before any «■ i estate, contained only 1 Another small will contairta tograph of a girl, autog ’Muriel,” on the back wl written. T leave ntV to her.' signed by a soldier who w as killed in tbo world war -and was admit­ ted to probate even though hot signed by witnesses. "The smallest London will is en­ graved on the back o f a soldlcrt* identity dire* a piece of brass about the sise e f agiilver dollar. A microscope must be used to de­ cipher It." • . ST. PETERSBURG mmihlnc and n botlft—one illlod with water— started a hlaso in the water—started « Jnlaio aujdmobile'of George H. Alton, of auaamohlle'of BY ASSOCIATED. PRESS ^ S f w c o t t . Mails., Mail*., which threatthreat­ TlwOTdpscott. ened decattwetion of thh rnachlne. - OCALA—O n J: H. Therrcll wai tn produce KilUngsworth to serve Mr. Alton left the bottle of water elected prosldecnt add Walter Ped- a prison sentence. An attorney on the seat of his car. The sun's rlck. secretary-treasurer of the wds engaged by Rf*fl|Jrrf80n rays did the rest. Marion county Fair Association, at take the case to the higher court BARTOW-Mcmbers of the Flor­ the annual meeting of the organi­ if neceessary. Th amount of the bond is *7.000. KilUngsworth re­ ida Grapo Growers’ Association sation held here. cently escaped from officers near held their Mmi-annual meUnK at CLEARWATER—One o f . tiff Ocala While being brought to Tampa Thursday. Addresses by a ‘ number of delegates featured best known fishermen and seamen Florida from Texas. in this section o f the country PENSACOLA—Pensacola sent the gathering. caused nWay with the death recent­ representatives to the so-called Licensed Re^ ly of Captain Jam*. Fogg, .71 years WEST PALM BEACH—Th Uni­ old.. Captain Fogg’s death took Galveston-New Orleans rate hear­ ted States government was aPPC“ >Salesman— niece at Clearwater Island, where ing case, being held Bt the Utter ctl to by local city officials to halt plane. The hearing, which will vi­ traffic on the water between Palm he had lived for some time. tally affect this city, was for the Beach and West Palm Beach to purpose of listening to complaints help traffic ashore. The governJoslnh r____ Richardson, X TAMPA ___ involving export and import freight bondsman for Charlea Killtn ADVERTISEMENTS TELL' rates to and from Points in the worth, missing convicted bam central west nnd Mississippi val­ prepared to contest forfeiture OP BUSINESS IS ley. via gulf ports. the bond, because of his InalHl STATE NEWS BRIEFS THE COM PANY • * * p i THE STOCK * ■*• *• 1nr Florida Power & Light Company, organized De­ cember 28,1925, under the laws o f Florida, owns and operates electric power and light properties in many sections o f Florida as well as a number o f gas works and distributing systems and several ice m anufacturing plants form erly owned by Mi­ ami Electric Light & Power Company, Southern Utilities Company, Daytona Public Service Com­ pany, Ormond Supply Company, Lakeland Gas Company, St. Johns Electric Company and South­ ern H olding Company and other properties. In addition to its electric properties ,the Florida Power & Light Company owns gas works and dis­ tribution systems in Miami, Daytona Beabh, Palatka and Lakeland, and ice plants in fifteen cities, including Miami, W est Palm Beach, Day­ tona Beach, Fort Myers, Sanford, St Augustine and Pensacola and F ort Lauderdale. Many im­ provem ents and "additions have been made to the ice plants during^Jm last year, and they now have an aggrega te m anufacturing capacity in excess o f 2,000 tons a day- * 1—The Biscayne Trust Company o f Miami is Transfer Agent. The Miariii Bank & Trust Com­ pany* of Miami i.s Registrar. 2 This Stock is cum. J\,,r ulative, therefore Company must pay the divi dends in full, before one penny of dividends can be paid on the common or other classes o f Stock. •3" Besides having preference, in regard to dividends, over the Common and other classes o f Stock, this Stock, has first call before the Common or other classes o f Stock, on all the Company’s assets and properties in case of liquidation. 4 This Stock is free from City, Qjounty or State Taxes in the State o f Florida. The dividends are exempt from the present normal Federal Income Tax. 5 The Stock is fully paid and non-assessable, .6 Shares may be purchased on an Easy Payment Plan o f $10.00 per Share dow nand $10.00 per Share a Month; 7. The dividends arc paid every three months—Si .75 ran* Ordere may be placed or Information obtained through any employe of or Information may be obtained uml purchase made through First National Bank, There is a vast difference be­ r . * ganf Sanford, Florida ’ tween speculating and invest­ A resale department is main­ ing. IN V E S T IN G M E A N S tained at the company’s, offi- PU TTIN G M ONEY A W A Y S E C U R E L Y , so that it will pay M O R E money regularly at stated pe­ riods E V E R Y year. 1 J _* WITHOUT OBLIGATION FLORIDA POWfcR & LIGHT COMPANY General Offices, Miami. Florida. Mark X in (..) meeting your requirement. let telling mere nhout your Preferred f wish to subscribe fo r... ....shares your P referred hiiv L ni JMd dividend per shtue^Send-bill to me showing exact amount due. , i K f l l O ^ K d o w n m d lw I T |> | »f .h u t 8^ k on Easy PW n' ° n ll, “ fices for the benefit of local ces for the benefit of local stockholders w ho may wish to sell their shares. ,U * 100 ' �slightly 'w id e ? i f i t J c i jiortlon tonight and in n tral portions Wednesday; Associated Press THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1926 NUMBER 163. T im o N OF F ood Corporation M er g e r tp '\ / J l City Engineer’s-Plans Okcved At Commissioner's Meet: WorkOn Principal Avenues >'iU Be Finished By Fall Telephone Wiring Will Be Changed First Street WiirBc Wiirfte Itcpaved Plrst AndlmprovedFromRailroad Alley To Sanford Av Avenue S trik es, Snag A s F ed era l A n ti-T r u s t Suit Is F iled YORK, Fcl». 9.—(/H—Tho public\l925 sales figures of thr eornotation. which la one ul those >n tho proposed merjrer in the Ward Food Products Corporation. He expressed wlllingnt*s. to ghee the nnu-mm suit TUOd yesterday in figtim privately *to the commis­ Baltimore pgainst the proposed sion, The Contintental has 103 $2,000,000,000 Ward Food Products bakeries ln 81 cities. GprboraUofc. V? i < Ward Baking "B " stock, consid­ ered by Wall Street the chief spec­ ulative stock of ’the enterprise, tumbled from 70% to a low o t OOVt. Negotiations for p $140,000,000 consolidation of thq'Fojitum Cereal ami California com punka, were halted abruptly after $185 a share had been offered for a edntroling interest. It whs considered certain surety that the merger would R° through, but It wui announced yes­ terday thpt tho negotiations were and Company, said that In big opnot willing 'to buy or scR Into u i-rgthms, nmchinc-like, imperaomd goVcmiaam lilv m Hrntion. X / administration must bo prevented. JfKc Federal Trade Commlwlnn- ■ GcQrgr E. Roberts, vice presi- Widening of the streets in tho downtown district will, In nil prob­ ability, get under way about the first of May, according to City Manager W. B. Williams, who to­ day gave out a list of the streets -(A D ts> lie widened and improved, nnd efsening who also stated thnt the work is rtionri of expected to he completed by Inti/ joine of fall. possibly during the first wevit of November* * the of* First Street js. t« bo •improved igr Prcand repaved from the railroad ilr, came tracks Hear Railroad Awruu- east1 to Sanford Avenue. Sccom/streot Is to he widened to 40 ferft from the pump branch west to (ilk Ave­ nue, Ninth Street, wideuel to p feet from Park to Atlantis Coast Line Depot. \ Onk nnd Magnoliu Avenuas ure tonlay cn8e ° f thc coa' resolution was to he widened to 50 fet, froniYirst Action more or less necessary in .order to to Fifth Street; Park Avenue th GO jiippli- save the time of the Senate anil feet from Fulton to Ninth Street ib *ay Jpermit It to center attention on the and Pnlmetto from Commercial pending tnx bill. Avenue to Second Street. Sanford |n oyer Thr author of tho measure, Son. Avenue will lie 40 feet from First P j® 1 at or Copeland, Democrat of Now to Fifth Street. Park Avenue, tin* street desig­ A (he ' bud K‘ vcn notice ho would insist on n vote on the proposal cv- nated as tin- Dixie Highway route, t’lty Comn -di'T-tr K. F. IIouhAt an yrgnniratJ will be &<) feet, of asphalt, begin­ 'tbnt- ory ^"v *'n,l m’ich time was being ning where the now paving just ladder nppearu’ before the Fan-'the lake Monroo J ikj pi- consumed in roll calls. south of the city hall has been laid fonl Rotary Club todny at its reg- ; (Company held this a After having twice refused to to Ninth Stm t, and will he lined ular nrioiv luncheon minting and errs were officially consider such a step, tho Senate with white way lamps on each side spoke on behalf <>l the proposed ' taiU'r.f the newt; $2,000,01)0 bund issue. in.wvrn worked nut succumbed to the growing pres- of the street. At the conclusioa of hi^ talk,' An order for a c sure for action and adopted the . Wiring System Changed tlie club went on, nr. rd as favor well appointed pbbj C resnlution asking tho' chief execu­ Mr. WtlHpnW stated today Hint ing the issuu and pledged the sun- |.'*;»n placed with tive to Request a con/erenec o f the notifications itifrmu will iut bo nmil/kt mailed tn to thn the port of the member ul the a.mp«ny, accordli kre all "mratqrj.attd workers at the White public utilities companies now op­ tiun to lie licld on March 19. ( JHuvktih .■■'•cTetnry, Iof the » . J erating ■in the city to the effect i# Italy A* adopted, however, tho resold- }hat nU wires, Loth telephone and k Mr. Chase c » ve a detailed) ac- •delivery o* this ar ty, the Pon WR* amended in onfpr In olactrfe, mut*t be removal, togotli- count of the projects to be bene- Ibor* for use in tu is ’ mi- l°nVc *l up hi* the ^rasident to du­ ed with polos, i[rnm tlif streets in filed from the fuwfc derived from ; lie* . •■ut la k r Ho ll ; .a,, cid-. v hc*) tht rvh'ui -TtV^L-’tWriL wte2.J M * tu* ^ W 'K cdMmtr. - * The vote for adoption war G-i to Will, fn the future, ho under ground, ting the various 1improvements Sanford and Jacks being so arranged 21. On last Friday the Schnte Ye­ or in the alleys, and no poles or under way. A financial slutuuenl of the city, may enjoy the trop nned, 18 to 28, to taka up tho pro­ wiroa will bo allowed to stand on posal and on tho following, day It the main streets, it |s snld. Ciiy which the commissioners had pro- tha entire 200 mil officials say tins will he one of the pared a short Hire ago. discloses thorized capital of repeated the refusal 45 t o '38,. (many and greatest Improvements in the ap­ the fnct that tho net bonded in- $25,000. Twenty Republicans, 27 Drmarifcct that pearance of tlie city possible to debtedness of the city at the pres[„ commenting t J»m Tyrol rrats and the one Farmer-Labor at this lime. eat time amount* to only $1,008,- bake Monroe Tram Ik? Italians Senator voted for Ihe resolution make The property owners along the the use of Itoday while 19 Republicans nnd twxj atrects to lie widened ure to lie ; Democrats voted agaiiist.it.. toll. There notified that ell existing gas and wt Clifistwater connections will be renewed SvrtH that Kirkland Suffering by the city, ut the latter’s expense, iVrn Tyrol O that in case uf leaguge, or trou­ •of Chrtsl. From Heavy Floods Bble In connections, it witl not be aas a necessary to tear up tlie streets las custom. LONDON, Feb! 0.—(/P)—A re <ret nt the source. Tills is said large part o f England again ia un­ I—"The der water. The floods fn aomo por­ decline tions of tiie country1 exceed those ini in a of January. Out of the past 22 to mats •lays there has been only one tiny i ic *-on- without ruin. The last two weeks I have la-cn cxce ptlonally w et.... ; \ irtunlly every riyer in this tni<!- 1 land and southern districts haveoverflowed in its banks. Many thousands of acres of low lying ground arid parts of several towns WASHINGTON,- Feb. 'J.-UFi-arc flooded,' slopping street ear Fecrelarv Davis’ Investigation -r traffic,. Tho water indicutioiti. i the..activities o f - a l t service offic­ continue to be for rain. T~ ers Is aimed prlmarly nTSIaj. Ger. Patrick, head of the nrniv nir force, is the belief of W illianj Mitchell, and tho fonner colonel has expressed the defense of his one tima chief. Describing Gon. Patrick as the only Member of the old regime to sec tho light and come out and tel the truth about it." Mitchell faid the General Is being nude the vic­ tim of an espionage system withm the department. Tho new invesDr-simrx* .uarttnez, Mexican pplil gstion of the a r service o ff‘<»«cal refuged, said here last nlgnt. Mitchell contended. Is 8]^ ? “ B.\ He listed Eurndo Gotisaic mrrK? I*"1! Proprietor in thp atate of Jalisco, Gilberto Chaves Alr'upula. state or Jalisco, and Dr. A circular said to have Imxmi is­ rrnncisre Uodriques Betancourt ns n>cn who had faced firing squads sued to obtain congressional back­ recently. Dr. Betancourt was c x c -' ing for the bill proposing establish­ !i .n .l at / y os Cailehtcs, atnto Wj ment of an air com*, nnd now sub­ ject o f A department inqu|rv- «ra(i M s r t l r W : lcmkr" o f t h e Do given to Secretary Davis. Mitched At the snaisl stockholding meet ■s HuerU consplrstore here. His raid, presomahly by a «I«rk g Of the Sinfonl Bank-and Tru*t one from Duval county, he an­ i-cords recently wore seized hy as a spy. Mitchell said the dretjUr ’ .. , impsny h«ld recently in the do­ nounced. presented « summary of a njeroorthe department of justice. Dr . Fons A. Hathaway o f Jackctors room of tjw endum prepared by Genn I’ *tr.ic. -era for the ensuing year were innrille waa apRolnted Head -nf for tha use of Congrcts and thatj t J u d o n /fin a n cia l statements the state read deportment to suc­ was distributed by # reserve oft fd Showing a 78 per cent in- ceed Judge Phillips after a stormy esse In deposits within the Urt political battle which followed a ^Mitchell characterised thjj request by the governor for Judge ar, according to h«»»k ?^{,f iohs-a system." as s Deposits at the close o f t h . j u 1 year S & n fiw S a 'rrs of the NashVille Agi S S not agree with what the cH'fm jer ami managers o f th* in the War Department wanU him 'way company and A nunt' M itchell Declares Directors Elected At Annual Meeting S. B. & T. Company f[ Before Grand Jury m Today s m (Ur. P t e f i which t e p j l be g s n ii.’L rops In land States Of the Holly|'" k e a f f ib m F j iruhibltion “ bed to its His Friends . ib. 8.—UD—Thrr"- Retired Chief Appears In Poor HenlUt But Asserts tie Is Not On Sick List; Mity Enter Hospital Soon ■ I ■ Si ‘f General's Aid Says . Condition Is “Bad” . In Jacksonville By Motor From Tampa About Noon Today LEGION’S PLANS FOR EXPOSITION B oston O fficia ls Former Head Of 1Tacna-Arlcn Rotary Club Goes On Record As Whole-HeArtedly In Fa­ Commission Is Roynllyltcvor Of The Campaign For celvcd By Officers, Citizens The Exhibition Building KEY .WEST, Feb. tl.—f/H—(len. John J. Pershing arrivwh .here shortly be Tore noon today Aboard the cruiser Denver'1 enroutc to Washington, D.' C., \Arica, Chile, where he served until re­ cently as neutral chalhnnn of the Tncnn-Arica plebiscitary commis­ sion.’ —I’crshlng appeared in very i>oor health, hut announced thnt his condition was “ fair’' declining to either confirm nr deny persistent ropotU tlist in henlth had. p£p«pp> oil his resignation In the South American boundary,dispute nnd his immediate return to the United Staten. “ I am not on tho sick list, hut I suppose my health for the 'past few months would entitle nip to be, except for tho fnct thnt I have not been on active military duty. It is true that I have been under my phynicinn's care. I intend to enter the Walter Reed Hospital on niy return-to Washington, but can’ t say how long I’ll stay there," he It. »‘.rm .I1 declared, The Campbell-Losslng rost of the American Legion has not wot received it* quota in tho drive to ho undertaken by the slat*, legion for funds with which to erect an “ All Klorldn Building” at the Sesqulcen* tc-hnisl exposition to ,bc held <n Philadelphia this summer, accord­ ing to officials of the post. As soon as the quotas are allot­ ted each post th tho state will per­ fect final plaiui for tho drive, is scheduled for tho week uf Feb. N ot T o Interfere --------- No Steps To Be Taken To Pnd Prosecution On Florida Chargtji JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 0 -(A P )—Chariot* Portzl i8 It Jacks6nvlllc and Intends to give himself up at the sher­ i f f s office us soon as ho can arrange to retain Counsel to defemi hint, friendu o f thu."n- naricial wizard" said this afi* 22. . - • . ; M. U. Hutton, commander of the tornoon. Charles Gcnlco, it WatHer' local post, appeared today before the.Rotary Club, at tho body’s reg­ o f Mrs, Ponxl, said Ponxl loti * ular noon ltfnchbon meeting, and Tampa early last night by autooutlined tho Legion's plans for the mobile and drove through tfi Jack­ drive and briefly sketched tho sonville. Gcnlco said ho believed benefits tho state would receive Ponxl arrived here shortly After from the oroposed exhibit at what noon. Mrs. Ponxl, Indicted with hfr is considered one of the largest expositions ever planned in Amor- husband and two associates on the same tharges, la staying' at tho icR home erf a friend here, and will Not a Legion Affair This Is not to bn a Legion a f­ give herself up wtyh her husband fair in any sense," Mr. Hutton •a toon as he completes his legul said, "owing to the fnlluro o f the arrangements, Gcnlco sahl. This statement was made after state lix'lslnture to provide funds Mnj. John U. Quckoim-qur, I’cr-. for the building to house the ex­ BOSTON, Feb. 9 —(/P)— rhing’s aide, liod characterized the hibits of the state of Florida, the chussetts' authorities will offtor general’s condition ns “ bnd” . Thu rtnto Chamber of Commerce has objection to fbe presecutlon famous “ Black Jack" was snld Li railed -mm the American Legion Charles Ponxl, former f Inape have kept below decks during the to assist In" laying l»eforo tho vis. wizard of BcUrton; by the atatn entire Journey here, except for itors to Urn exposition tho rea­ Florida, Attorney Genoral Jay brief intervale _____ .. . . __ . sons for Florida’s claims to -sta Benton sold today. when he*walked about the ship. l’onil, who was Indicted at.Jac bility and progress. •'P.sdfif I hn fitnto “ Every pntiBlu county n off tho stoto ill is ex .­ sonville yesterday In conneatt Elaborate ceremonies marked the with a Florida land aaheme, ' arrival of th* former A* E- &*• pected to- exhibit its sgrlcutHtchlhflain, as the Denver moored at and horticultural products In Phila­ tho naval station dock. High delphia. -During tho six months of the Kcsquiceptennlol, practically a.' of the wonderful products of this Stale ran be shown to millions of ptwok'.*** “ ? v ‘< r AWjjr. lenton “ It was learned by the state Chamber o f Conuubree that a few “ Fhould Pontl*S exceptions be oytpteal estate developers wore plan­ relcd by the tdprvhta court, wa ning to erect a building, call it the would move to havo him brought Florida Palace, nnd use It 'In, od- hack here. I suppose tlie Flomia their particular .proper­ authorities will go through with Commander F. Ualtzly, U. S.’ N., vortining their case and wc will offer nu nrting commandant, and Capt. C. ties," Mr, Hutton added, “ ftils objection," L N. Muldrow, o f tho U. £L Marino would bp in no way representative o f the state, and would do more Corps. , • JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 0.—(At to bring-on a flood of nntl Florida AJter a brief chat with his vis- propaganda than anything else — With an indictment of four itora, Pershing appeared on deck, which might be conceived in the counts charging violation of A law where he wns honored with a 1U- minds of those wishing to destroy regulating business under a decla­ gun salute from the port tUlo guns tlie state's present popularity. ration of trust, Charles FnnkL of the Denver, After expressing "Thu entire project is one which his grutitude to officers and men tduiuld have the whole hearted of the warship for his treatment support of every citizen of the aboard the vessel, he pinned a Vic­ state, and tho American la-glo'i, tory mednl with destroyer rlasn on with the assistance of you gen­ Chief Wtoter Tender W Q. Orr, of tleman, will do its part in helping 1 Athena, Ga. to put Florida before the eyes of , . As iVrshing walked the world In lU tree light," hj 1 gangplank for n brief ride, ashore, rtitd. 1 ('apt: II, L. Wyman, commander ot The Rotafy'Club went <v> rec­ the'Denver. Joined .Ms men .ip ord today as favoring the project cheering their distir itched guest. nnd pledged Its assistance to tho Jacksonville. At an early hour day he had not been taken i The General declined to nuke drive. custody, although police' > any statement regarding tho Tacwatched all Incoming trains. na-Arica controversy, and declared Airmen Are Tho indictment auo was dh that he would continue to remain Mrs. Rosa Marla Pi silent on this subject until report­ ng: Good Time ed against Continued oh page two. ing his activities to hla Juiporlo— Hshlngtdn BUENOS AtRES, Fob, 0.—< The SpanJrdi avlatnrt flying le Growers Buy from Rio Jancria passed Florisnopolla, «00 inilea by plane southwest'pf Rio, at o ’clock thit Afternoon. Realty Comjiany, today ahnou HANTOS BRAZIL, Feb: 0.—(/P) the sate of An 84 acre tract ncai —Commander Franco’s seaplane old county poor farm to a received passed over this city at 10:88 syndicate and two Pcnnsyh by tho city conimissioneni and the o'clock this morning. Santos is men for a jdonsldenttlon of tiolice department against theTVt- AM mile* aouthwest of Rio de 000.. Thu land, which is heavily luntic Coast Lin# Compmy's trains Jaaertg. the starting point for toed, Is known »« the. old I blocking the crossing at Itailrond piact. .Developments omb Avenue and First, street hive xw( ROAD r S o U B L E CLEAR tho installation o f nil imhlli suited in tho commissioners order­ lias A M ’ AUbormtc bonuttf ing n {toliccmnn stationed at that features WIU b« sUrtod at ai TALLAI1A88KE, Flo., Feb. 9 point with orders to arrest the train crew o f nny train blocking (Ah—Difficulties encountered ln the Ltrcct for more than five mln- Borosota county In establishment utes, according to u statement o f tha Tamlaml Trail south of made today hy Chief o f police Roy Sarasota have apparently boon Moored up. Dr. Fans A. Hathaway, CrwilUams, - A policeman has been on tha 1w for tho post four days, th* chief aaid today, Juit no arrests havo yrt been made for violation o f the law prohibiting tha crossing being bldcked for more than five minutes. Severn! cltlsens have reported instances of flagrant violation o f the law during the post month. It U said, arul the steps mods to arrest the train crews K«ve resulted these complaints. ■,■ ' > ’ The law provides A pen*It. *28 for the first offehs# o f t t ture and Increased be dhs for second offenses. ^V .; Policem an IsTRept A t Tracks T o K eep First Street Open �v*v 3 : 7 •4*5/3 $ "' ir;4V WES JANFORD^HEKA1.P. TUESDAY. lEURUARYJ.JgZg (7u b~P residen ts O f 1D. W . S k orT T T T iW, era on i>eddllng basis; bidding y a k ; , Noon Stock , ican beagne T o .; Sanfe Park staff to 15c lower;'ctio stock - . 1 KKJV VOlt^;;.Feb. INvo Local Men To all,. .under-1 underMeeting Today; . . - w ^ - .... desirable live heifers atull, . ...... B|.____A Dye ... AlEeT'CMm. tono'tritfer; bulls strong to whlinil rthnclr*1A r r t c * C a n . Stagre Boat Race BHBW IB W I I r Hr ■higher; M aR iBpackers feM M aiR Il.fi0G-jf2.50: H B T SM taiH outta' Amcriian ■ h Smelt A llofg. 17 1!tH Ridem J3.00 (oil 4.00; choice yzarl-•American S u j m r . j;i » A long and heated argument fnfc stera 11.55; best heavies 11.25.1Anv'ricAn T A T .*..1431* over the merits of thevr respec- Lfiffuo as*ambled hero today to a r - , party to T. N. Jobtron, of Daywi Sheep 10,000; very . little done;; Atihfnan I .......... .130k ranges the schedule for tho coming , n-ach and accepted a posltfj??. live outboard motors w ll « few loads of fat wooled lambs! A. C. I...... tea-on , ' superintendcri jf d»vf!on™lv V around 25c lower nt 14.00(214.25;i Corn Prcdncul S ^ l f e y & settled tomorrow a P*av.ng dates liavc been work now boing pusheil at Fixy.ng oavts already — , Tpper Body Upholds House clipped lambs averaging around 90 Dupont dc Nr-moura :.... . ’’ 232** 1NaUcr.nl Guardsmen Lyave Lake Monroo by I crc>* Mern n,s gned and the magnates nmrely asui'gned niarcly |BnTk, when iu Park, a new »qb£:»uion Bub-c:v.s,on whm Provision Repealing Act pounds 12.25; yearling wethers Famous Pluy-Ltislcy^ " Georgetown After T r i a l 'and John Rumblcy. who hax*- have to approve them, leaving the county; farm and convict iaiJ! .ItOVi wagered $100 on thc frien'1 1 -’ about steady at 12.00; shearing General Electric *....^.....,345% remainder of the session for the were formerly located. And Rejects Norris Move Of Negro Attacked Ends! f lambs 14.50 best fat lambs held New York Central .............. 128V, discussion of a proposed revise, To Open Returns To Public higher; In Hin Sentence To Death Sanfo -Park is being diveb,n -. C °Both will use canoes of the few early sales of medium ) Northern A Pacific ., 73U rame model. Mr. Mero’x canoe constitution for the longue nnd along high tins, lines in and heavy weight fat twes steady Pennsylvania ........ .... I... 52U will be propelled by a Johnson other mnttors, including resin -or with It* owners’ intention, J 1 WASHINGTON. D. C,. Feb. l).~ at 8.00@8.50. GEORGETOWN. Del. Feb. 9.^■ Southern Pndfic ......... i o n ; motor, nnd Mr. llumbley will pitchers, and three-season player create a hproesito that will , PMS peal o f the low allowing pub—‘ T he populace of this country) --------. Southern Railway .. ....... - .....115 ition of tho Amounts of income which yesterday caused ’Dpla- 1 u»c an Evlnruiie. strongly to; lovers of uninne aJ CHICAGO, Feb. ».-(/Pi^-Notv Standard Oil o f N. J . 45% sent, Friends of the two ®re ex­ lr Clark Griffith, president of the beautiful surroundings. Add ware, National Giinrd-mcn to use payment* was approved lart downturns here in the price of Tobacco Products 58**; Washington Senators, is urging **opected to gather^ «n the lake it In thfl Senate and thin pro* wheat todny followed early newv Uhion Pacific He uliHtibs will be furnished „u tear gas during the trial of Harry •nhoic to cheer on-their favorite vision of the constitution but m Op­ ition written in the tax reduction of fresh declines nt Liverpool. On U. S. Rubber Building *tiv ity is said to ht SOT t,utlcr* 21 year old negm, had ......•*• ••• -a nujotcci ,jottn today. • . . t : and get n line on the two boa s posed to the proposal of tho joint ill passed by,the House. the setbacks however, better buy­ U. 0. Steel .. that will compete in the out­ rules committee tlmt pitchers be , ........... ........: i Butler, who attacked a JI2 ye«r Before accepting by acclamation ing developed based on . opinions board motor class of the i ncnt permitted to 'ure resin bags for i repeal provision, the Sennte re* that bearish factor* had been dis­ NEW ORLEANS, Fob. H.-W 1— old ‘firl* ,w" s convicted and sentdrying their hands. • 1 %iriMTx Club’s regatta on Feb. 25. •x'T-xm ted 40 to 32 an amendment by counted ano that milieu were to be Cotton futures opened steady: Mur. ‘ [ n c c J * * J an& d '? thc M fc£;d t'xbn P.ccrganixation of vhe -.onstitu- . nator Norris, Republican of No- ooked for. It was also cont^ndi-d 19.54; May, 19.00;. July, 18,15;,Ott. h? * I ^ , 1ho Jury dplibsrattion would be thc best thing the ; * Ct* eight minutes, uika, proposing tb ntnke nil in- thnt broiidcr Europem partieipa. 17.GQ:\Dcc 17 49 Ft Robertson. Willia? During During ths th; trial trial 2,000 2,000 pertor.n pcrM™ ^ ¥/r* l l « A T ^ «-**/* American league has done in years ame tax returns subject to pub,' tion na overdue nnd that of tho i/.uu.yuec. w . u u. seethed about the barricaded coprtI |-, {)C S 0 K n lS IN 6 2 X 0 ho says, while adoption of tho pro­ i PUBLIC ACC( c investigation. ~rr~ total amount of wheal which could posal will be a set back. ■yard, nt times demanding -that the r . • This action, at the first night arrive in European port* during "■Be 49-1S Umraiti Whether the question of extend­ session, held Inst night, disposal the nckt fortnight, four cargflet Mferithe\y Secured ing baseball commissioner La ldls one of the principal points of on)v were unsold. Chicago opening contract will be acted upon at the By Orlando Board itroveray in the revenue bill and prices to l l i c lower, May new cession remained problematical. rhlch developed n four-day fight 1.08 to 1.08T(i and July 1*06% to followed by a personal exchange l.fHlX. wen- followed by u recovTg>an« MONEY AVA John S. Mnsek, executive Decre­ about the court hou^c, in vnlif ef* MASKS ARE FORBIDDEN WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., ten Senator Couxens, Itopuh ery to i.llghtly above yesterday’s tory o f thc Orlando Realty Board forts to get to .the* nagro. For First Mortgnge lxian, on UViJpi Scores of tenr gas bombs, scst- Feb. y ._ {/P)s-A. S. Turner, negm, o f Michigan, and Chairman finish. ROME, Feb. U.—<f?>—Cnrnival announcei.that he him added to hl.i Consult us first when is (ktH. t o f the Finnnce Committee, Corn and outs were relatively <tnff Mr. DcWitt C. Merlthew, tored in the throng by state mllltl- alleged sinyer of Frank Taylor, masks in the rtreets are now for­ men on thc ground and from the also black, was killed curly la*t bidden by the Fasclsti and tho po­ charge o f the bill. firmer than wheat. Moist weather Jr j ; o f New York City. A. I*. CONNELLY JJ Senator charged . ,_ . Couxens . . .. . . .fk ..•- unfavorable for.the,movement of Ml', Merjthow is acquainted with court house roof, drove' tho crowd night bv a bullet from n posse led lice have the right to make mas­ Nstaolls A Second back. by II. t . Stubbs nnd Husttr Ad­ a” *®*®*! *n “ "harp ’ebrii. was strong thinning influence the rcnltorr of this section ns h» queraders at private pnrtics lift Men and women, inflamed by ams, deputy sheriffs, who trailed nnd identify themselves. '■cticc in obtaining an a»ree- at opening nt %c off .... to %c up, .„ JB lived here for some time while1at­ the story of Butler’s attack on tlm him from the igcnc of the murder from hlm-sm an hour for n Mny 8014 to 80%, com scored mod­ tending/Hollins College in Wlnlfr girl had vowed that justice would to a shanty n few miles uway where rote on the publicity provision and erate general gains. Psrk. Turner was hiding. * , hen "tricking him out" on the Oats started at 'Vic decline to He is sntd to be well Versed in be served. With the speedy conviction and Turner attacked Taylor, a fellow iromlsed time in which to speak, 'Ac advance, May 41 to IIV*. tills connection with his personality, After Senator Couxens had been loiter all month* showed some re­ xml knowlide.c of this work Mr. sentence, mission subsided and the workman on thc Loxnhutehcc lenied the floor on a point of ord- turns. Mnsek believes that he will be n prisoner was taken to tho New farms, near here, with a pitch fork ir raised by Senator Retd, Demo­ Strength of hog values helped to valuable audition to his office. * Cfstle workhouse, near Wilming­ Monday following a quarrel be­ ton. without demonstration. tween their wives. Witnesses to crat of Missouri, who said ho wait ctondy the provision markets -w. The soldiers dismantled their the fight said Turner scalped Tay­ dolating Senate rules, "by lmpung machine guns which have been lor and plunged the fork into his -• the Integrityy of a senator,*' JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Feb, 0n~ Tuesday’s Concert ■Iristlin- from the court house root breast, killing him instantly. Sonator Smoot vigorously deni .id 0P)—Condition and quotations prexnd from sund bng nests erected Brandishing a revolver. Turner ho accusations. Program Annouhced in tho, circular park in front. Tim took flight into the woods, work­ Later, when offered nn opp<«r- vniiing on the Jacksonville market 1 today ns reported by the Florida Itv In which to speak; Senator Program for conjert to be glvert barbed wire barricade was taken men on the farm said. State Marketing Bureau: down nnd tho guardsmen -left, Knowing the fugitive was armed | omens said ho felt "too cbntemp in Central Park by the .Sanford lous to make any statements whMi v Supplies of nil miscellannoup Municipal Band, Tuesday, Feb. 9, rtuller wax the only witness for the posse who had trailed him to the defense. He admitted having the cabin where he was hiding took ‘ill lie within the Senate rulus." vegetable* very light; drmnnd at 8 qjdnck. Both advocates and opponent a of good; movement very lightf market MdTch—-GWin . .' Loscy Attacked the girl in her home at no chance:i. ‘ When he appeared at Brldgevlllc, near here, Jnn. 21, the door and showed nn inclination ; « full publicity bill denounced the strong for good stock. (In; id Selection—Bbhcniiun He confessed to beating her with fo fight they fired, one of thc bui- > resent law allowing publication of Beans, green, hampers, no sup­ Girl . ; ..................... Dnifc n hoard nnd having tnken her to n r a * h i amounts of income tax par- plies, demand good.Concert Walta— Iji jlbnents And no attempt wan maun Cnbbugo 1>i bushel hampers, n«rearolIa . . .. Wnldeufc) nearby timlwV plot, where she w m found by her parents, soml-cup- I t o amend the bill to provide for<tti new stock 2.50(g>3.00, A Fox Trot— Let it Rain l.ct jiyi^uontlminnc" Celery, Florida 10-inch crnteS, It Pour, '-A Donaldson feious, ami bleeding from skull wounds. She is now in u hospital. ,, h|' Opponents of tho repeal of tho 4,00(054.50. Fox T rrtA Brown Eyes Why ! nbedtanco tax; comprising about Cukes, bu*hel crates,, hot, house, / Are you Blue .1 .... Geo. Meyer A process for rolling metal foil*. I, hr samo group who fought for practically no supplies. Intermission so thin that they are transparent, .s i j iv in m . I’ln ■ * tubllclty of returns, have promEgg plant, standurd crates, mi Overture*)—princess of l l'1* Dtugllt, sod n "long fight," and managers supplies. Indian .... .: ........... .King vet retain their elasticity has been - Jf®*, !1 invented by a German scientist. I Bilious I1ever and Malaria if the bill were prepared today to Pens, English, th bushel hump' Selection—CheclaVc ^ol­ \ •ontlnur the program of long tiny ers, supplies very light. die J . Oscar Ftmus ind night sessions, Wednesday Peppers, stununrd crates, green, Suite in 5 Parts—The (juecn of. isd been set as the dead line <>f fancy,* 4.50@5.00, . Eiiebn Gounod ‘ ‘Could Better Fertilizer Be Made We ho bill. Squash, stundurd crates, yellow, Patriotic Patrol —Tho Spirit W ould Make It.’* Of America ...... . Zamcchlk fancy, practically no supplies. f > Hqunsb, standard cratcH, white, Anthem—The Star .Spangled SIMON PURE and GEM BRANDS jlnnnor .. ^ Keys fnnry, prncticnlly no supplies,'• "Time Tried und Crop Tested." Sweet Potatoes, |H*r cwt. 2.50(0; 3.00. New PRICE IjIST of regular brands ju$t issued. Get Tomatoes, Hixes, 'Florida’s funey, name before placing order. Send orders now for future count and stock 3.00<^n.00. WALL STREET OPENING requirement*:, stive delays und be ready when fertilizer Tomutocs, sixes, Florida’s elude NEW YORK, Kcb. O .-yP )— count nnd stock, 11.50(g)4JiO. in needed. Transportation in "low und nay be w»r$e. Hying tendencies were In evltllinlll* rir*l I'nlr I'rtcro 1*11011111 xlilioarnl Oranges, boxes, fancy count and cnco at tho opening of today’s stock, 4.OO0Q1.DO. A alkct ufter tho sharp break ill 5*>A' -J-T item* Oranges, boxes, choice count and io fpod Vhare* and specialltivs (Continued from Huge One) Jaclisanvllle. * Duval County. Florida cstonlny. Texas a u lf Sulphur stock, 3.00(513.50, Grapefruit, boxes, fancy count wife rtf the BdStnn "Wiznrd**, Calpened higher at 149, a now peak, ccdunla Alvltl nnd Mrs. Eninin Alnd initial gain* of n point or more and stock, 3.75(0)4.50. viti. Alviti nnd Ills wife are in Grapefruit, boxes, chotco count ere recorded by Philadelphia Bbstnn, where he is under Imnd and stock 2.50(5)3.00, 'ompany, Central Leather pfd. pending an nppcul of Ids convic­ Tangerines, boxes, (1.00(0 0.50. onsolldated Cigar, Electric PowPineapples, no Florida supplies. tion of violating the Bay State blue r and California Packing. Renew, 4. Strawberries, 112 quart crates, laws. selling o f Ward Baking "B " mostly |>cr quart .(!5@75e. Four Charges Enumerated nt that stock down two anu quarTho indictment returned yester­ I11RTY of the leading contractors in Amcricaai NEW YORK, Feb. D--(/P)-FrIcU day charged I’onxi and hit. uano-j elates with: $ 1 4 7 , 8 0 0 , 0 0 0 worth of property in ( 'o r a l Gablc^j NEW YORK, Feb. tf.—(jp)—Cot­ movoments in thc bond market 1. Offering ccrtificutcH of in­ on futures opened stesdy; Mnr. cnrly'today wero mainly toward debtedness without filing u proper le s s e r Organizations a r c daily swelling this total.* “ .20; May 10.0; July 18.05; Oct. highvr level* although irregulari­ declaration of trust, * ties still crop;ied out. Most of tho •,847; Dec. 17.83. 2. Selling certificates of Indebt­ $ 5 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 has already been spent in civic un^| activity centered in high grade in­ edness without filing » proper dec­ dustrial transaction with copper, NEW YORK, Feb. 0.—(>P)— Butlaration of trust. Twice this sum has just been* pledged. FVv •r unsettled; receipts 12,040; oil und sugnr Issues giving good 3. .Selling certificates without demonstrations of group strong-'!. reamery higher, than extras 43Mi Announcement thut u new copper procuring a permit to offer for 144; creamery extras 02 score 43; export association wan boing form­ sale certificates of indebtedness. . u O ne bank started three years ago from 40,000 to 25 tto firsts 88. to 01 score 41 F*(p' ed to coordinate foreign soiling up •I. Failure to pay a license fee of wiili ;i capital o f £25,000. 'Today its magnificent harborjj •150 for n declaration of trust. *k . \ 4■- Conviction of yithrr of these deposits total more than £5,000,000. cned at a cost of ? reccjpta 20,403;: ^ranby Mining 7s nd Gilo CopDamp wash 5c lb/, minimum charge 75c */.^*^* '*2®l33j| i#aU0B which mounted more counts would mettn two years in I lie t ’oral Gables Corporation is at where manufactoBC 30081; dittu sbcoiiUs |than n point to tho yonr’s high- state prison or n 31,000 fine. ((uiet I'rubr Was Conducted washed and extracted ready to inn. present com pleting a three and a scription arc in a ent price. Bkclly nil 0%s rebound­ The indictments came as the re­ receipts 111,835. ed 3% points after yesterday'a two quarier million dollar road build*, o f development* 1 sult o f effortu by Charles M. l)urpoint drop and sugar issues moved • ! fa rnneu, state's attorney ‘ of Duval NEW YORK, Feb. 0.—</Pt - up under tho leadership of Amcri in^; contract. It is dredging 'at a countryside is per lock prices displayed * splendid i can Beet Sugar and Cnmugucy 7*. couhty, the National Better Busi­ cost jULkU$250,000 ihe great^canals tile in I1lari da, P „ ness Bureau, Morgan Griswold, istence tudky to the selling hiRail* attracted little attention postoffice inspector, and the Ktute QUICK S E R Y lC li— ired by tho further breuk In | f roln m|nor declined in Florwhich wind through thc city. It crops of valuable tropww Chumber of .jUommiqyo, AvbP.lutvy e food shunt* and marking «»> Ida East Const 5« nnd Wilkes M m * MLa-quistlyHnvi'alfgstlng Dio o~pis constructing a new high-speed vegetables. J| •ho renewal rate on «*aU ntonM.,!Jtm1 , a.itfrii-f t e ^ R tength^TTfrar eratlons of I’ onxi in Florida; F.ntr.v er w trm iriy-pitm bf iM egw ri- xlliau Gs which *old at n new high of the business bureau niul tho rapid transit line costing $500,0.00. These facts speak!«■ to market i»lntod upward in K-v.l or 1U4 marked trading In the chamber of commerce into the case It i< building a superb yacht basin. . . . prove that jj j * early afternoon when bpll'sh |fundgn division while the, U. 8 ,. waa said by reprusentutives of the emund* were aggressively congroup wiis featured government was orgunixatiun to be u step toward uctrd in some of tho oils, public by 4 b, to u n "cleaning Florida of its alleged During four months alone last the rise In treusury 4bi tillties and specialties. new peak. j fraudulent ronl estate operators." One block of 10,000 shares of vear, more than $1,500,000 went ( nurse o( i brosh weakness cropped out In’ ponxi has been in Florida since triumphant course inrlalr/ changed hands at 21 unit into public buildings. Among""pri­ he stock til mi moved up to 24’ . , the w^aUed* food merger shares, l.m .October. Ho began hi* operaWest lird St. and Cedar t allfornia Bucking dropping froiu tfc„„ |1Cn. under the immo of Phone 475 r % —points above yesterday’s an vate enterprisef, a single corp ora­ mail* early high of 165 to 149, W a r d Churtes .......................... Bnrclli, until he wau dis­ >se, while California petroleum Baking vjj" dropping nearly 8 tion is erecting 1000 homes at a _Send for wore I* Valued 38 to a highest price points to 01% and postuin cercul covered, when be said his aim Was to recoup his lost fortunes auffilee the stock split up'in 1023 on ' r.i. t.ll.^ tlk, a., lt d valuation of $75,000,000. \Vc have illustrated W** 11% to 110. New ^ otk ! clerttly to rcimy all wlio had lost influenced by the express- yielding t'anuers, Bouliiorn, Sears* KwcbUCK l»v invtif.tiiu? in IIds i In ill fated fatud noHtal by inverting in postul inclusion of that company into and Foundation also were heavy. Am ong many hotels, two arc out- statistics-—a (he p certificate scheme In Massachu­ >pe qt the Anwrlcun Oil mergers The general list displayed n setts. standing of their kind throughout niat,on *hal p:„ vestmcBtj iow pending. strung undertone, Foreign exBought 100 Acre Tract •Texas Gulf Eulphur tpuclicil a "linage opened irregular. Demand the w orld : The .M iam i-Biltm orc, value of an nvtt 11c pure bused u tract of laud in icw peak at 140% in uuticiiwtion sterling lief ^^■ewuitly, which he claimrecently completed at a cof f o f Gables, he if diyidinds. Coal carrying rall- J*m, butsi_ omnium! l.ouo acres, lie named oad shares stiffened in response new low ToF”the >enr at 3.0$ $6,500,000, with additions w hich information, his subdivision “ Rosa Mnrla" in o renewed efforts to bring about i nit*; honor o f bis wife. The tract was of will bring the total up to $10,000,000 mother conference of miners uiul only 100 nervs, declared ** "deso­ Beautiful new stucco bungalow—six iperatois in an effort to obtain Heuvinc* developed tin U. 8 . late und luncly," us .described by gjiufnnl - and the Towers, a rest hotel that DHumption of anthracite mining. Steel, Geiieml .Motors, U. S. Rub­ O )KAu OAWjjuS officials of Columbia county. Market street railway pfd, jump- ber, CTirysler, American Smelting will cost $8,700,000. JllUii- The* jlfc#** looms, ball] and two porches, located During hi; curopalgn for tho d over 7 points on reports o f ]* ami American Cur and Foundry ut hango in control. Substantisl midday. The market had Ignored sale of Rfs lots in this subdivision, on Oak Avenue at'Fourteenth Streetmins also were recorded by Slosk the udvunro in tho runowal rate fax I’utui wont to Tampa to attend the Industry combined with «• tbKj.lis*. ffield Btesl. Westinghoius. .In- call loans to five and half per cunt, South Florldu Fair. He announced that he would ouen n booth there Uoual Telegraph and Telt- the highest of the year. beautiful surroundings ^ 1 for the sale of tho lots and at the Buying wax broad mid included same time obtain signature* to a Price $8,000.00. Terms. Adjoining Coral Gables on the many unusually neglected t.**>cli*. petition for clemency ut the hands IUICAGO, Feb. 9. - 0 P )-H o g i Nash motors Jumped 19 points to of Massachusetts authorities. Ills north and cast is M iam i, whose 8/000 ; uneven, medium and heavy 599, American Cannurs U to 298, request for u booth, however, inet ‘vbts butchers steady to strong ami Suulti Porto Rico Sugar, Paci­ with a statement by fair official* population has grown in four years , midday's average; lighter fic Coast, Durham Hosiery Mills (hut they had no space available. ]ght steady to weak; big pack* tifd., Remington Typewriter and He held forth in Tampa for sev­ i doing little; bulk £50 to 300 international Match pfd to 5 points eral Thc Oavey-Winston Organization, days, being the object of much ‘ butcher* 12.00 012.26; bulk attention on the streets and con­ Me 2000225 pounds weight CHICAGO, PebTu.—-(/P)—Butter Inc. 113.10; good and dtoteo.lUO lower; receipts 11,718 tubs; cream* siderable udulutlqn by tb® Italian « A i down largely 13.25013.50; cry extra* 41%; standards 41%; element of the city, e top on all weight* 13.75; cktra firsts 48; first 39%04O; sec­ n et m atches pu t o f f ity packing sows at 10.750 ond 37038%. OwnersU J P fia m i C R ig ie r a J Dr desirable killing pigs 13.50 Eggs lower; receipts 12,740 CANNES, Kcb. l),1,76; heavy weight nogs 11.’ 760 cases; first 20; ordinary firsts 24. today’s matches in 4 0 Miles of Water Front •Lmedium 12.15013.25; light Lawn Tenuis Tour T flg i Phone 707 light Hfhta 1$ 8&# Mo;e than half the expendituras )iost|x,ueil because CtOKGt LM£*JU «- T ------ w anticipated singles ,h* •*up,k ° f country for , foreign fruits In 1924 were Tor bs- Httsannu Lenglen fed steers nanas. The value reached will For informatioo-s steady; oth- 074,410, ■ Amei Hold OF PAX PAYM EN TS CHARGE OF M0£ Accused Of Slaying “ ^ J !" .n - X ’3'Th^uS His Fellow Laborer 666 MARKETS wh Ponzi To Surrender To O fficials Soon Associates Declare a ) • E. 0 . PA IN TE D FERTILIZER CO, W e are. • m m now ready for business !C 1 C o ra l G a b le s builds] T Sanford Laundry, Inc. FOR SALE CORAL C A B L E S CORAL GA1 *8. 41 �.> - . IgE SA N F O R P HERAT,’f>-TtTP<m Two (tenoral store* and a post' office Comprise its "buMrieB* see tion.'* In a corner of in e postoffice Is the barber shop. Stone walls nnJ rustic r everywhere. Pathways up hill* and dawn vallev* for streets. tants. to whom cr.». ttrlivo. rARY 9,1926 I’lace. my thfe islnml- losilhern « closest jiuKon- Bfty fisher Eerily *0'l Beautiful Home Sites biles loop ten, lone t Museon- lejally, it lint didn't j. The isly taxes to il, and to ttatotes. fi gg votes aiiif error L election bots, and hit island[cry of the Es rote, no k And as h p; away m „ L itepp* d b k island Sanford “ T h e City Substantial |«th male Above ia a section of the roadie; and taxless settlement on MUKrtmgus, itipwral map shows location of the '“ I e” island. Iw Standard npiring an IfKay build* h Mill lie on le* of birds "amjni store .Mr, Myers, a in tiie bird II years and is n rdcognixed authority on cntia- Floridn nml have soniewhnl of n rits and other none birds. tropical climate hut this is varied lie gives nn interesting necount by the high mountains. of thA history of the ennary which The history of this charming.pet will l « of interest to the many who began when n merchant shin trail­ will view his exhibit for the next ing with the Canary lidmuis took in days. Mr. Myers’s account fol­ as n part of her cargo several lows: thousand canaries which had been “ The cannry has first been trapped in the Canary Islands, known ns a household pet eariy in thinking that they could tie sold the sixteenth century. It i»*^ o«- , {ocft.iJUt'd \jjdfr to the Kuropeuas. live <lf the Canary Islands; iM** i9ta*4Mff>JV/intfl{ning these birds dcirns,' Azores nnd other smith wns wrecked near the const of inlands near the western conftt of Africa. The Cannry Islands are in ubout the same latitude as ■* “ —----- y * —■ — T Ir Below are the waterfront ami nenrest land wliicli hati|H-ruxl to he Ih Island of Elba. liens they found the rlinnitc s o »(iropilious that they multiple <1 rapidly. It was not long until tie ir sujn rior song I wns recognlr.nl mid they were | trapped in large mmilicrs and their domestication .-miti began. “ The Italians were tbo first to nttmnpt to bleed canaries in cap­ tivity but wah Jtitle auccess .Thev wert Jtli»n IbrihW drby ItWrfS&r’l rmniH of central Germany which is the vicinity of Hurts mountains, and St. Andreslmrg, where they soon found much .favor. y y M y y itfy y M R ifiifi! T hese very desirable homesites, located on Palmetto, j "i . Magnolia, Park and Oak Avenues, where values are increasing and in the path of development this city is growing by leaps and bounds. Homesites bought at your ow n price make you a most substantial investment, an opportunity to make money as others are doing when they buy well located lots. These lots are surrounded by homes and others under construction, you don’t have ’» •* ^ to pioneer. |i ■** * * D on ’ t forget the date: Tuesday Feb. 16 at WITH tnd is cleared, plowed and harrowed and fenced. farms are located on hard surfaced highway at Cl °n. on the Okeechobee Division o f th e F. E. C. Uy Easy Terms announced at sale Price for each 10 acre farm $7,.r»00.00, tmu one fourth down—balance in 1, 2 and 3 years. ird 8Urfocod highways to Chuluota from Sanford, Orlando and Indian hotel accommodations at reasonable rates. Chuluota Company C H A S . C. W H E E L E R (FLAG LER SYSTEM) Auctioneer • i , " • •#•»^•• Owners and DeyelopeVs 115 Magnolia Ave. Resident Agent: * * A. G. RoiMtag,1” Pre8id«nt • Ao*uaUne, FI*. ■ Chuluota,. r ia . Sanford Fla. 8 H^ i U �-V-> r.y- ord Herald * i » n : *riM*m* » m » i «l iM iwtl. rinrMi iW BRITARY 9,1926 le Brute— But Not Too Mu< ti •f . - — — .t - ArcrijtHrig to r.n» Article wlilch Appeared recently In ti»c New York World there nre too many young married women as UMoond Clan Matter, who take seriously the time honored novice that tho Itcst yray til*, at tn» Pool oil |na to hnndlc husbands is to "feed the brute.” A British scienFlorida undsr An of tist declares that the result o f a strict adherence to fthia rule Is the ultimate ruination o f the mnn’s health, making it in KHO Kail or a»4 Mahaa . I » * n a i » Kali. sSRI^the long run more difficult than ever to get along with him. K. Jo.Mt*. WnMaalMK ■I I» w*•* ** * Kdu-r. ••'rhe/brulo overfed is tho puppet nnd plaything oif wom­ n ia • . n i t i r.n 1 —17.00 81* M onths....$3.10 an’s diplomacy,” declares Dr. Leonard Williams, famous diet Cay by Osn-isr, ” 1 mean that an overfed brute' does not-possesa eakly I'd) lion . f t ; specialist. keen, critical facultes. If he Is overfed his powers o f obser­ AU obituary vation are dimmed and he becomes in short a *fat-head.* Ice*, c i t d i ol ilia n k i, r«*g lu ___ ■ and n otices o l aatsrtalnm ents This may be nil right for the woman whose only aim is to where e h a r c w are mart* w ill be - k r * id fv r »« rtgu lu r a l i i r i l i l n i ‘rule’ her husband, but it can only be so for n short time, ond it is shockingly bad for the ’brute* and in the long run .X ‘ MKMfW.U ASNOCIATKIt rnH*K bad for the family." ° ' Tha Aa»oelaia#l Press Ila esclubIvalr antltird Mtitllird to the w a , f*>r There Is little doubt but that the way to a man’s heart is new* dlapatnhc* through his stomuch. If his appetite is properly satisfied lsa , s s©uhll S ia “ !intK tmt o tn‘ erw -.. ai.M' mms t»..- It »- is >- —at ' ns important * ■----not -- to iftmdKsdjn ihi* i.ai-«r y** j el*® can matter. ...But _ quite , ------ -----aJflOL_____ ____ news " ------- *pAclal rights nf repnbllratlon of epsdsl overfccd^aR to feed enough. It is tho truly* clever wife who tlsputrhy - herein ara aUu reserved knows just- when her husband has had enough to keep him TlJESDAVr*FEB. 9 ,T «G . healthy and strong and in an amiable disposition. HERAI.D’S PLATFORM So important was this knowledge to the wife considered per water route to Jaek- to bo by a Boston millionaire that in his will he set aside one thousand .dollars to be expended in giving hia son’s bride-to[ruction nf Bt. Johns-Inbe a course in domestic science and especially in dietics and - i , ,»lrer canal. cooking. Extension o f whit# way. Swimming pool, tcnnla conrfu, Wise man he was who realized that real health and hap­ »tc. , j■ 9,— Augmrntlnt o f building pro* piness can come only from propey care o^ the body, lin * » im m i u i As Brisbane Sees ;h THE GUIDING SPIRIT IS STILL O N T H E • Shopping ?n Million.#. What Brokers Borrowed. Not Lout. Mislaid., r, Muasoline Thunders. 1 tty ARIHUft BRISBANE ' roprriaM IB3II. •»» Alar I'o. ~ \------------------------• — * nigh finance poos shipping, in] then:- days of powerful credit, and j big Industrial units, on n whole- halo scale. ‘ ALL RECORDS for "cash h u y-' lng” were broken in the' purchase ! of "associated oil” control for 1105,000,000 cash. Thot’a a sum equal to “ the great fortune of the Rothchllds—now small change for Ford or Rockefeller." v ( Gold that brought the fortyniners to California, represent* a small part of tho state’ * wealth. Beside* "Associated Oil” there are many California oil companies. If tho right “to control” or a little more than half of them la worth one hundred nnd sixty five mil­ lion, how much m ust'all tho oil of California be worth?’ SeameN P - l INVESTIGATING broken loan* in New York shows $3,618,174,164 borrowed by the broker* to "carry" •* gram—houaea, hotels, a p a r t ----------------------- ( ) _ ------------------- . meat houses. stock* for their customers, "on K $v— Extension of street paving Another Transportation Problem . margin." program.‘ Three thousand five hundred T«-~Construction of boulevard Sanford hwrrtnched the singe in.its development when- and thirteen milljon dollars is a A\, aroti/td Lake Monroe. Completion of city beautifica­ Borne steps should be taken to provide those who live in the large sum. tion program. suburban sections with transportation facilities enabling But it is small compared with I f —Expansion of school system them to go to and from.thc center o f the city with ease, Iil this country’s total wealth. The 5 with provision for Increased ftother words, Sanford i» in need of a bus system o f some brokers Iwrrowipg was used vain­ g . g j W i r v . - , ______ _______ kind in order thnt people who live op Celery Avenue, in the ly by the bear* In an effort to southern part of the city, nnd in the western section may, Injure stock prices. lilB i.E VKRBF. FOB TODAY The three x without difficulty, come to the business section to do their and a half billions reprcsentuonly u shopping, or to attend to business matters. six per cent of tho total stock i T H E ^ A V o R OF GOD IB LIFE As conditions nre, now, it is almost impossible for those values, listed on thc exchange. ! ■ B : ~ “ AruJ Joseph’* master took him, This is no time to “ acll ahort" do not own live In 1 .„ ,i n.,1 Mm into thn nri.nn • • • who Wltu tlu " u‘- «w n automobiles iiuiumouiicH to io live in tho tn o suburban suDurDan districts d istricts in this country but don’t gamble?' S with j £ « h a n d 'i® c ir w ork is in tow n . T h is is re su ltin g in con g estion in i 15 ™ . i ^ ! him hou»lng Accommodations in the downtown section nnd J, That always ends badly. c . ;, shcwcl Mm m ere,. And save him h |ndcr|n(; th c d o v d o p n w n t |„ , hoR0 aubdlvislons lhat are favor in the sight of the keeper of JSV Just n few mllps out. We havo heard many people nay that LLOYD GEORGE, says, "thc •iljc .prison." Gen. Ms 20-21/ . THE REAL ESTATE SAINT they would like to build their, homes In Home o f the outlying world In losing its ideal*, liberal-, ___________ _ Thee, • PRAYER—We MIAMI HERALD districts now under development, but they could riot afford Ism throughout tho whole world i r[ •■ "Lord,' for tha liberty where with hns fallen on evil days." « to do this, ond also purchase an automobile with which to Thou dost make us free, for then, Is there a patron saint h:-re who rich-quick" scheme of a land con­ i)’ '^Stono walla do not a prison make, go back and forth to t,heir work. In Italy he saw newspapers sup­ protects those who buy real c«tato cern nnd bought 40, acres rin the pressed, men elected, then thrown There ia an opportunity for some far-Hightcd individual nor iron bars a cage." rnphly, knowing little nnd enring Everglades at $15 nn acre, with who can work out a satisfactory buH system for Sanford nnd out of offico by fotre, but, says less whnt ‘ experienced dealers three lots in Fort I/iudcrdnle DOilBSTIC PEACE put it into operation. It looks to us as if n thing of this he, thc Italinn people like it nnd think of its vnlue but taking n tip thrown in ns u Itonuu When he from Home one who hns had little came to Florida Inter he found his kind could be made to pay from thc very start, with reason­ prosper .under It. 1Why Uhotild such gloomy Mlencc able rates charged nnd with a regular schedule in effect. "Italy Is prospering, mills and more experience in Inml denis than Everglades land knee-deep in wa­ themselves? A long-established ter nnd worthless in value and reign. The Herald would like-to see someone come nlong with a factories nre throbbing with life, renltor maintains thnt if his relig­ while Lauderdale was on the map ' And why is all good suggestion along this line. It would like to see some new works nro springing up every­ ion did not forbid ho would believe it was now-here else in actuality. Tiie real estate promoters we.’t 'When ttefther danger, sickness, method provided so that tho outlying sections of the city where, old Industries nre reviving." in the existence of uji Ii n gunrdinu. "People come to me,” said he, ers of bis credulous sucker kirn.’ pain, -THE REAL ESTATE SAINT Nor death, nor want, have en­ might bo developed even more rapidly, nnd that the thou­ THE WORLD has often seemed "asking for land on which they can mono 100 per cent, profit in n put in jail 'nr lung tei ms for sands of persons who live out of the downtown section might tered here? "to lose Its ideals ” when It has Hi..e! lU.ut i, f - . month or two and 1 frankly swindling this poor man nnd nth* bo given transportation service. I ,*, . - t only, mislaid tlibni, temporarily. ray that I do not know for sure nnd he went hack home and tried We rtrklali many as wa were A respectable gentleman in a that there in any such in the great to forget his sad experience. He n ThpV-other night, when all wero ACCORDING TO THE calendar it is h! x montjis to Juno. rough nnd tumble fight, rolling quantity listed' with me, they did forget hi* land ownern'tip un­ , -And^full of hope, and free from By the through trains of tho Pennsylvania railroad and con­ intq. the gutter, lose)* his dbprity leave. They will not listen to my til he heard nf the Florida boom suggestion o f lot* that should d iu- hut doubtless he considered this ’"*■ ca n ; nections it is only .16 hours to June. For it n June now m an lib Ktraightens ’fi'ii’t'’ lift* edllnr, hl^ “ Ihr tIT ■valuo* Ih a year -that1* tort another fake until he began to gut -s u Y et. Is1there someUilng gone slow for them. Next thing I learn ll'ttcrs, 'telt grams and long-dis­ the great southprn resortH of Florida. Floridn— whero the necktie, etc. i aW yT that they have hought a lot tance messages asking prices on But hr is alright nfter awhile. is The moon without, n* pure nnd birds nre singing and tho flowers are blooming, where the somewhere from somebody who his land. clam, •t-V/r' fisherman revels In real sport— where summer breeze* Th: nations of Europe have been had to get a guide to find it. I Then he waked up and went through rustling palms mnke all days dream days.— From ihe rolling in th? gutter, cutting ctach feci sorry for them—and in a few down to take another look nt his | la shining as that night - she menu cards o f tho Ponnsylvonin Railroad dining cars. rllnrs th <>nt3. Now n revendon to weeks fiKjl inrry for myself when Everglades property and $176,000 ■‘phonaii-. ■ .. •\ o tnjryism -’ id distntorshljl is the I find they hnvo indeed doubled for his three bonus lots. He can if to us she brings no balm, their money In a month. Ami sell for JIM.OUO land thnt co t. THE CAUSE OF civil liberty must not be surrendeivd at order of the dny. Fdr something from our hcartg nulte a number have done just that him $1500. And the joke is thnt the end of ono or,even one hundred defeats. . . If there in* Nations and individualii nil ro- thing. One buys on some obscure Something whose absence leaves anything thnt it is the’ duty of the whole people pevu- to in- t,,rn Rmdiuiiy to old wnys of street nnd then n flock of buyers while this poor swindled victim lias been knocked down, run over void— appears and their bidding runs up and dragged into n fortune by trust to any hands but their own, that thing is the prokerva- thinking; and living, Values like magic." pure good lurk, the promoters every lion and perpetuity of their own liberties and institutions Such a situation is now un­ who swindled him into prosperity . MUFHpl.INI. shaking hi* fist known— it hns been duplicated in . . . 1 fear you do not fully comprehend thc danger of or,- in jail. Each 7iils the abridging the liberties of the people. t A government had Iat Gfinmny, tells the Italian par- California nnd Florida. The Mi­ The supposed “ sucker docs not lliiunt, "we arc not afraid and ami Herald tells of a man who a always get sympathy—and some­ ■troyed, , And mourns the change—but better go to tho very extreme of toleration than do aught IWon’t hudgi* nn Inch from our doxen years ugo hit nt the "get* times he doe- not need it. that could be construed into an interference with or to policy, oaph' apart jeopardize in any degree the common rights of the citizen.— Tho threat refers to . trouble THE ARMS CONFERENCE The fire Is burning in tho grate Aprnlfam Lincoln. about the Brenner Pass in tho LOUISVILLE COURIER JOURNAL As redly as it used to bum; Tyrol. Mussolini says Italy’! fla g ; "~ 7 lb t heart is desolate, San ford's Forum TUI mirth, and love, and peace shall stay- there, nnd if necessary Though Italy maintains its an- not in sympathy with Western ho will enry It forward into Ger­ tagonUtlc altitude and Russia re -, *€$«■»•», least of ull disarmament. lira. Caesar had to have her ro- man territory. Editor The Herald: that flowed from mains aloof, there will he no post“ s( d-pteted treasury will Tho Sanford Herald of Feb­ mnnre, even though It was more Italy’s deputies, delighted, greet­ “ponement m the , preliminary „ , ‘ con- -» not■ ullow a considcrheart to heart ----- it to become ruary 0 curried on editorial domesticated than that of tho "lit­ . With looka and smiles that called "War Declared on ‘ Petting tle girl on the Nile.” ed Mussolini with thunders of ap­ feronre on disarmament. Foreign llor* mr,mr,‘ 1,1 ' ,l‘ European neighspoke of hseven, And I suggest, Mr. Editqr, thnt plause and "long live the duca.” >Minister Chamberlain of Great Parties’ ” in which the state­ And gave os a language to Impart ment was made that “ even Cae­ tho next time you wish to point Britain nnd Premier Hriund of The date for the preliminary The blissful thoughts itself had sar’s wife had her ’affaires du a passage on famous "petting par­ France arc in complete accord on conference may therefore be reTHAT’S GERMANY’S huslne«e given. coeur. ainating piece ties” of history that you might and Italy's not ours. But it iuay this point. Efforts.ut delay,-4hcy guide' aLj w -settled and America’s of slander comes us rather h iwlay_Rp_Birrt ‘Tjuitiiiii, since the House nnd .-becom e oar business, now that we declare, have lwet»-for the purpose jmrtft’T of shelving the discussion, though Senate have hath approved the up* j'ohock aftw ^ths Member nf u w T V W r n great ...... ... h i j y~^*alqe centuries that this virtuous lady deal mors accuracy and far less ‘ are in tho. world court. nrai»rin»i— III* ** •European nations want poaca any valid muon* that any nation j l,r»pri«lion bill, wait* only on tho « learn? hus walked the musty eorridora of slander than you show in your ns wo do, und hope to maintain it. may make for 'deferring the nes- appointment by the President of I ■White angel, history unmolested by tbs most choice of Caesar’s wife. The his­ But any ono of them ia ready to go slotl, now little- nuirt than two America s representative* heart, torians and poets have left us to war under certain conditions. weeks off. will he considered. libelous litterateur. Return, ah, graciously return. f After an indignant and Indus- such a srant number of chaste War question*.would go before On the day this decision wus I Contemporary Comment: Anne Bronte. 1triDUS morning In the local li­ heroines that It behoovst us. to tho world court. Wo nre in the reached Premier .Mussolini I n - ,--------------------—......—--------------- brary, I find nothing to prove that guard thorn from libsl. Shall we court, und skull not know until in one of his spread eagle Alien Bootleggers Face Deporta- i - A ncwl dispatch say* Cato was Calpurnla evsr did anything mono not leave the fair .Calpurnla to the time come* whnt may be ex* I dulgcd iscpuruipeiformances. With his custom*1*1* lion.—Headline. i1" ” • * »*vvfor s. vmn ills customary America Am er-1 a prohibitionist because he drank indecorous than begging her lord sip her Elyslan tea with that pected of us. , rhetoric und quecrly distorted \ne- ican bootleggers, what?—Arknqsas | nothing but water. But maybe to “ play sick" and stay home comfortable Impeccability of con­ You may say “ we arc not com­ 1tnphors he tidd the Chamber of Gazette. from the office on the well-known science which' belongs only to pelled to do anything. That’s true, Deputies to puss the array re­ •that was all he could get. Idss of March- Psrhaps ahe might those ladies who 'pro "*<«« re- perhaps. Rut wo may teach a de­ organisation bill. --------- a------— “ Italy desires havo been guilty of embroidering proehe"? General 1'ershing did not discov­ cision that will offend Europe. peace," he said. "I wus at Locarno [ Today’s best laugh; Tho reason a lave knot or two on the pocket Respectfully yours, " Then Europe could and probably nnd 1 shall return there, but while er that hia teeth were so bud un­ * / Ideas die so quickly in some heads of his Imeprlal toga—but then MRS, GEOROE MOORE. would any: “ in view of this dis­ the words of pence glisten on tho til he showed them to Chile.—Chi­ loyal action by the United States, horlson 1 must recognize that the cago Daily News, we decline to pay our debts." skies have become populated with MY FAVORITE STORIESGive Europe nn excuse, or what prodigious oiniJnpjp and Hut new Thc two groups that seldom sh« would consider good reason and deadl?*nt(£S2--j By IRVIN 8 . COBB „ ^rms j rre appearing know just what the people want (or such a statement, and see what within thc sea. Therefore 1 think are the congressmen nnd the peo­ happens. I must say that, as in the Garden ple.—Birmingham News. T1RP.D OF DEALING WITH me. The trouble with it ia that R’ o f Islam, peace is only sure when so full o f crooks you don’t know CHOOKH ’ under the shadow of the sword." who to tnist. You chn’t put no de- 1 TOM SIMS SAYS: "Swedish Princess Has England’s A rugged person, who had ac­ pc mice in what these fellows tall It is not a particularly good Confidence.”—Headline. At leant :- a - -----Princess Ait rid is more reas­ quired a considerable fortune In you. They’ll hand you what seems If you think women are cowards omen, but nothing perhaps can do thc Prince** to teach Italy Its spectacle than the Prince the wet-goods bu Tnoss and kin I to he a straight Up* o f goode and Just blow jrour auto horn to make more ...w,• iu m c h itaiy it* ProPi’r, suring Astride.—Virginia-Pilot, place titan this discussion, which n turn right around and dou- one get out ofkyour way. ______ dred lines of endeavor in the old crosa you, will begin on the 15\h of the ~ wldeopcn days in Denver, decided "Now. I mint been used to doin’ month. The words of Dear, -* «-•* 1 Th“ report that Iowa wondcra If you don l get everything con: r>a X vill do considerably more than. to invest some o f his saving* in oil business that way. Before 1 came what to do with a large large com 1* bs com »«•*aurand mining stocks. From this be­ here I^ever traded with none but Ing* to you maybe you should lw ••r tlktt n on the horixon," and much i P'1 rrcated considerable as­ ginning he presently progressed to square guys. For instance, now, ! will no doubt be said af the ikies I--- *---* " tonishment In the mountain fastthe point where he became an ac­ you take ft when I woe runnln . , become "populated with nesres of the South.—D«**nU .— Only solution of the coal prtb r m n,: i0us airplay*/* with a.con-Detroit v News, tive partner in a stock-brokerage that bar In Denver, fellow that establishment in Chicago. The I knowed would drop In to see me Itm w# have found workable Is to crr.f(j effort to reduce thla poswhat the coal dealer asks. ;imlio menace. With the opinion v. of venture, so far as he was concern­ and show me some- Jewelry *r sil­ rnay cibio ---The Federal treasury has called W fy j. ■■ — •* • ■ ed, dbl not prove a success. Be verware or somethin’ and ask me Y Turkey has adopted tho Swiss tlu world favoring disarmament In in ull------SlU.noo bills.—If unis.—it you get one tween two suns both of hi* part­ what I’d give him for It. I’d jim'i rlvll Code of laws, und no doubt nnd the alrae of the conference to in your next week’s pay envelop, ners vanished and be was left to him where he got it and he'd say |t »» along like clockwork. r.ettle the questions of security, send it on to Washing!no at — once; —Minnenpi'lls \>shinKnm face a large deficit. to met ‘f lifted it toajgMf- at Italy can 111 afford to withdraw once. Tsiirlhweit In$ur* Expensive litigation ensued. Joiwi. the Banker's house. ‘ All he Bank* small boy Utopia is a or maintain'a eolitary swashbuck­ Whll# the wreckage woe being right. I'd say, *TU yfivv you *o r« |t i* possible to tent a ling attitude. cleared away by legal methods, the much for It and t*k* nsy ehencea thout having any pupil*. Russia'* presence would make I t ___ Z _ : 13 1“ 63 be muen much disillusioned exaaloonUt bared M> on cleanin' up a little profit on the for unanimity, but Ruaaia has more successful and prosperous and Inner feelings to his lawyer. It reward that’/) be offered. “ ** predict women’* hat^ will hound a pretext for remaining lucky than P.r25. There ure no Fri­ was ths lawyer who told me what thst suited him nnd I’d ! * this spring. We predict aloof. Becaus* a Soviet envoy urei days thc 13th in and them the client, speaking in all serious­ riu be even larger. three in 1025.—Troy Record. assassinated in Switierlana icyness, h*d — ' ‘ 7—* era) year* ago by an anarchist, Moscow declares it will not par­ ■One of our motor companies ticipate in a coafcrenc* on BwUs juzt declared « WX> l» r cent * So thcro arc other* soil. Auyway, Russia, like Italy, dividend. — * T ~ is contemplating .* lai irar w w t w ■d •-----* •“ & lnd K B R O K We W ant A Live Rf With Rales Onrai^zalion. In Your City It , Thc Fastest Nellinp Central Floridi* "TIFFANY CARD KiBsimmee’H Exclusive Residential sidewalks, paved streets, elcctridtjY and sewerage, shade it vs, ottuum , white .wayr-rNow Under Construe!:: If you feel 'you are the man itjriYhU or wire nt once. v TIFFANY REAL’ Arcade Building 5 acres o Lake Mo This is good, high, fertile soil growth o f pulm and orange t. tween Enterprise mid Green Shore Drive, Any one wanting a beautiful uhould investigate this proj»ertjr.^ Price $ 12000.—Tf K A R L J. SCHUL: REAL ESTATE—INVt Phone Ui 606-607 First National i s s f l f c J T - IIOLBORN, Sales ANNOUNCEM’ A imrior car bus will leave the. Thursday moriiing, February o'clock for Tam^a, SL Peterahurf. nqd other points of intend Coast o f Florida. B ub returns following d*jv.J plimontary. �. a n d p 148 )ND e r s o n a A ’fiSSKftfc* "liiJi&'tta l RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: MRS. FRED S: DAIGER, SOCIETfc EtHTOR ------ ------- cockerels first, second, third. fourth, and fifth. In Old Pens. W OM AN’S first and second. Young Pens first and' second, also best display in c l u b No t e s show),second, and best display In ____ » > — * ■ i ~ ; ■ ■ — — -' r *; Silver Wyandot tea. In Golden Exquisite In every detail was the J i ? c“ n& * min»ture has- cockhens, cockerels first and secDuring the month o f February dinner party given on Mohday eve- J U fi-a n S if h°W,nE yellow mints. ond, and for pullets first,, second, all departments o f the Woman’s At G.30 n clock a sumptuous eightn in e by Mrs. lU rry B. Lewis ot c ' ub will hold the annual election course dinner was served. Cover* third, fourth nnd fifth. the Hotel Forrest Luke, honoring were laid jfor 215. of officers. The first of these will ” A card party was given on Fri­ take place Wednesday a t 3:30 Mrs. C. P. Drummond of Chicago, * ^ ter. dinner the guests repaired ent _____ in honor ____ w day afternoon of, Mrs. 1° *™e1t in the literature departtil the truest of~ Mr. and Mrs. D. tiici- p Dtuniraond, artd Mrs. Roy Col­ to the ladies’ parlor for games of Frank Clark, who soon leaves for I"**11' of which Mrs. 0 . C. Woodruff bridge nnd here too. the color California, at the home of Mrs.- L. I1*8 ,be*n. capable_chnlrman for rond<“>; lier of Atlanta, Ga., iho sruest of scheme or blue nnd gold was effect­ S. Kingrland. ort Eust Amelia the last two years. Every member . Cuilil MiT and Mrs.Georgo A. DeCottes. ively carried out with French has- Mrcet, (frlando. During the after . nf ™ Literature Class is expected The elegantly appointed dinner kets of calendulas and nmline how noon a dainty supper was servedj I to be present to assist In choosing table was laid in the privato dining or blue and the new officers. w„ gold. __ . by the hostess. *rtain room, tto central d e ra tio n s ^ e r e A 'i I** : \. Scores wore kept on tallies done rbome three silver baskets filled with in fascinating colonial girls, wear­ Miss Alice Jackson, the charm­ Mrs. irolden calendulas the handles tied Mr. and Mm. E. Manasco, of the with.fluffy hows of blue nnd ye - ing wide skirted dresses of MU(> Mnnsco Estates, were in town on ing representative of “ South,’’ tho and gold tulle. After several pro­ \ty •n<* low tulle. At either side were sil­ gressions; the first prize, an Italian business and calling bn friends on official organ of the Florida So­ cle t y o f America, is meeting a Cor­ ton of ver bowls filled "with these same cut work guest towel, went to Mrs Friday. eliulYespdn**1 in presenting this [of Mr*. bright hued blossoms. • Samuel Puleston, while the men’s beautiful magnzlne to tho people Placed at intervals were cathe­ pnte, an Imported ash receiver Lake Monroe of Sanford. This periodical, which dral candlesticks tied with butter­ was won by R. A. Newman. In I is devoted to piesenting Florida tin fly bows of yellow nnd blue tulle, cutting for the consolation, n set B. F. Whltner, county agent, ac­ all of its host aspects, hat tho back­ holding lighted yellow tapers. of bridge cards, Forrest Lake was companied by Mr. Clayton, Jack­ ing of the local club, as well as of Marking the places 6t the guests the fortunate one. Mrs. Drum- sonville, nnd Mr. Mcrhoff, Gaines­ j the Florida State Federation. were place cards of floral designs mond and Mrs. Collier wete each ville, visited the 1-akc Monroe carrying out the "frenihy” color presented dainty French handker­ school nnd organized an agricultur­ ! The January number-hat a numi ber of articles from Florida pens, will scheme of gold nnd blue. At ench chiefs ns mementos of the occasion al nnd domestic science club. ! nyl it is not the object of the mag. if IB«t About 3f, boys and girls Joined |nzine to make it at all provincial [l o’clock the club. The following were elect­ I jn character, and ns time goes on iintnond PipeOrgan Club Holds ed ns officers: Frank Snaggerty, i its contributors will present many it. m i Longwood News Collier president: Susie Bruce, vice-presi­ Jphases of many sections of the Lyncn Delightful M eeting A t dent; H?mard Lake, treasurer; and south. Miss Jackson’s helpers for The Civic Longue held its reg­ R. this week include Airs. A. it. Pow­ Mrs.Colclough’s Home ular monthly meeting on Tuesday France* Jackson, secretary. ers, Mrs. W. M. Thigpen, Mr*. J. afternoon and much business of Dr. Duffin, state health officer, C. Been. Mrs. W. T. Whoeless and importance wna transacted. The * One of the m od delightful meet­ and Miss Douriney, county nurse, Mrs Henry Wight. ings of the PIdajOrgan Club of the ToBowing ladies where admitted to visited the school nnd gave the Baptist Chumlrjras held on Mon­ membership: Mrs. Cora Clark, Schick test to about three-fourths Final arrangements have been day aftemoonTrhen Mrs. J. I* Mil­ Mrs. Rohert Ayer, Mrs. Murv of the students. Ail were found con,l,lt 1,1,1 for the bringing of Mrs. ler and Mrs. J. H. Colclough were Ballwin, Miss Sadis Redmond ! immune T lu T lt o ^IattoL. H ««P H o n o f fo u r, pcrcJ, v pcnnybackar to Sanford toon Mrs:^ XlMren hostesses rft the homo of the for­ Mr*. Frederick. J. Mat children by the Welfare Department of tho J. M. Chaffer. Mrs. Theodore mer on Palmetto-Avenue. Air. and Mrs. Jv*M. Ambrose nnd Woman’s Club next Tuesday even­ Quantities of sweet pcaa in the Tice and Miss Beatrice Cobh. family have moved to Perry, Fla. ing. Further nnnouncen|nts will various hues to o th e r with green­ Miss Leila Ambrose will remain follow dally. This lecture Is open ery were used in decorating this Several other names aiv on the with the family of Mr. and Mrs. to nil; and will prove as interesting attractive home. waiting list. Austin untill summer. - , to men as women, as it deals with Many matters of busines werq j G. U. Mucy and wife of New tho results of Mrs. Pennybacket’s discussed and attended, to, and re­ t»f the ports from various standing comThe League him recently tv- i York, were guests of their brother, study of the league of Nations . ' J. Talden Jacobs over the week end. while she was In Geneva last year. •stssur mittecs given during the short busj- celved several new volumes i 1Mrs. M. E. Jacobs of Oviedo also ' • ness sescion., Mrs. Winston, chair­ books for the library nml has had visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Jacobs on Satn set of book shelves added to that ‘Sanford club yromen are to be man of the Mission Study, report­ urdny. Over |500 were re­ congratulated in having arranged ed that the study data would be’- department. gin at the next meeting, M_r. und Mrs. William Henry and to bring Mrs. Percy V. Pennybnck__________ ___ will be held on ported in the t rensure. The next meeting *family have moved to Lakeland. er next Tuesday evening for n lec­ At tlte meeting of the Town! Mr, and Mrs. Grayburne and ture at the club house at 8:15. Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. James G. Sharon on Tenth Council on Thursday evening the! family, of Louisiana have moved This . -privilege . .. - _ is made ,, , posslblie , , , , members , confirmed Street. , A „ the appoint,j to tho plactf where Mr. Trnyburn ‘ hr" u,»?h th? generosity of the Weifare Department, of which Mrs. VV. At the conclusion of business an °f J- A. CottmgJmm as j* employed ns head imvhanic at interesting program was rendercdT' sanitary inspector for the town of I the electric plant now under con- I.. Unity is chairman, and it is a pleasant change in the established Mrs. George Ray sang a number Longwood. structloji. older of welfare work to be making of soprano solos in her usual n free gift to the Sanford public, charming manner. She was accomImprovenient were voted on the | A1r. and Mrs. Millard McClaren instead ipen panied by Miss Dorothy Ray. Lit­ following streets east of the DiJiiejan<' ^0,,) Kendell, of St. Louis, ate I"* j ® of asking support at their tle Miss Cornelia McRae gave a Highway: Wildmere Avenue, Lake,i a°on to visit Mr. and Mrs. Mothers of young children in group of rending* which were Pine, Boy, Warren, ■Church and J- W- Miller. Sanford will be very much Interest­ snd greatly enjoyed by the members. Palmetto Streets. Refreshments consisting o f con Mr. nnd Mrs. Nettles of Green ed in the announcement through I*nterCove Springs, have moved here to the Woman’* Club, that on Tuesday Wo- gculed fruit salad, saltines, coffee, The water works near the High­ live.. ami Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Har­ rnkc and candies ■were served by way now make a prominent ex­ vey K. Brooks, of DOB Myrtle Avothe hostesses late in the afternoon. ■ Mr. amb Mr., Boyette, of Sun- nuo will hold play and story hours On each plate were nosegays of hibit with the tower over a hun­ ................... [Meets] pansies which rwero’.used as favor*. dred feet in height, already m* po­ ford, have h-nsed a business ,sRo .......... from ;t until 0 o’clock. sition 11» boM tho tank containing from J. W. Ball and have erected "So.if the kiddies want To play ’ About 25 members were juVsenB fHome ~=a = 38 GO,000 gallons for tho town's wa­ a store building where they serve ^ ter supply. The pump pit is con­ lunches, cold drinks, and so forth. with relativpR at New Smyrnn Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles L. Britt |St. Agm-» structed and a load of fire hy­ Beach. »*• i Monday and family motored to Daytona drants has been installed. Double railroad tracks have been 1 Bench on Monday where they spent IPesbody laid through Monroe and tho depot1 A Merrelt who sold his farm nt the day. The substantial nnd spacious moved just arms* the tracks from Mniirue, has purchased n place out ferns arOrange Boulevard and will spend The many friends of Mrs. Clar­ brick business block being erected its obi.position. i adornn good deal of money for equip­ by Joe Tinker is rapidly going up. The many friends of Mrs. Stew-1 ence Field will be interested to Many new bungalows are also in art will be sorry to henr (lint she ment and other Improvementa for nion plans learn that she is improving after process of construction on several is confined to her homo by illness., dairying. an operation at her home on Fourth Idinner at of .the residence streets. ■liven the Street. The I’urcnt-Tenchcrs’ Associa­ [the Tho many visitors nt thy race tion of luike Monroe has equipped Mrs. Uoby Laing and .-brother rthe Green | courso every week are surprised" the playground of the school with ■ pn Untver- Shade Walker returned homo on at tho rapid strides made in the n basket hall and volley ball courts, it the 1Monday afternoon after spending transformation of n recent rough new jumping ropes nnd other de­ (lospice.H tho week end at St. Petersburg wildorness into a modern million lightful nnd helpful games. with their parents, Rev. nnd Mrs. dollar racing purk. The track it­ W. Walker. inerting self will be ninety feet wide made Ed Oglesby, Sr., returned home the Mr. and Mrs. Wiljiam Hcnn o f clay, nnd the boulevard lending froni Eustis Saturday and spent a |a*d* rakp Whittoa and daughter, Mary, of to it is one hundred feet in width, few days.Brooklyn, N. Y., ure the guests of tho approach to this already being i Mr. und Mr*. Oglesby are em­ [.Derby left Mr. and Mrs. Edward Markell at act out with rows of tropical palms running through the center. ployed hi n fishing and tourist their lovely country homo "Edgaonviili ramp at Eusti*. * j (i if* dnv i water Farm." Mrs. Whltton is n On Monday evening Feb. 8, n noted writer nnd has a mast In­ Mr. Kaslon, foreman of the Kul-, j teresting article in tho Februns y program of table talks, songs, and stories will ho staged nt the som Construction work*, wa* run r Cohl- number of tlio Womans Holibrary'by local tint! imported titl- over by a freight train Wednesday ■ ____ -----. f ^linmlinl* Ilave re- Companion. j*_ il. __ ----of the ent. for the Ibenefit Chamber, ujj-ht about 10 o’clock nenr Monroe H rBeach nml 1 Fcb- of Commerce advertising fujui., -twtjon UMj tnnUtrvfly killfri. Past ATTEND the grand ihwt A nominal fee will to charged aaj ..The body ttjujjjuuLto.hlaJmmp in ■ ruary-157 flis»-MLp, m. f G eorgia.------ — ---------------- ~ r fi MILLER FURNITURE CO. INC. IV Is anticipated all resident* well ub out-of-town friends will Mr. und Mrs. Albert Hawkins J; be glad to contribute to and cnnnd children spent the week end ■ IUE joy the entertainment. By C ondo I At gentlemen's night of the WATCH for the announcement if W/^NTINd To TIHCMaT' Five-Hundred Club there were Miller Furniture Company. Inc., Pcc -ms th at x’ve "DoNci A~r eight tables of players nt the li­ Openin'’ , Monday February 15. j P e ( ? H A P i Y o u COUV-T> brary on Wednesday evening. 4>These evenings of get-together of 33MULE MARKET THCMthe card players are greatly en­ joyed by our tourists as well «* by our permanent residents. A re Honored By Delightful Party * Given A t The Hotel J o r r ^ t ’Lake V is it o r s curtain. . Ixi the evening, of eon unless you don’t mind having LATEST FASH ION HINTS FOR MILADY neighbor* watgh you, or are s BY MARY MARSHALL m rtf from any Brighton Copyright McClure Syndicate to-pull down the ml! it is then that them very unat Carriage Boots Come Into Prom­ ning frock. For evening wear many women winter when wo ncV ,,,___ . . inence Among Fashionable Women Who Remain North. prefer fur-trimmed beige goloshes na we can get it is really — especially In the city—because Hero’s a knotty problem for stu­ nowaday* even the most privileged to keep the roller Minder, up m f as they will go. Once this woiiltf dent* of racial psychology—why It members o f society must need* have been considered rather ball Is that the Russian hoot—Welling* stand around waltm- for their ■hourekueper—fm* Hi# housewife ton boot, If you prefer—has estab­ motors, or may indeed have to of an enrtier generation took im S S lished Itself so firmly In the hoartd walk to the comer of the street to paina to see that her roller ’-hade* of fashionable England and has be­ avoid, the traffic congestion that were exactly drawn down just to ' come one of the outstanding Lon­ recurs wWn the theater* are out tftu {*:ntcr of the window. don fashions o f the season, while in the winter acaton. Lately I have visited several ] the Parisian will have none of It? THE HOUSEWIFE’S DIARY— houses built in tho most up-to-diCd’ Tho English woman thinks It looks IT may be that before matty iii inner nnd curininml t , prefe.ivery smart—despite the fact that ours have passed the roller will­ siohtls and usually Ahey were fit- 1 Iji ", , it is not of a Paris-born nmartneu*. ow shade will be considered quite ! led not jaitb roller sluidrs but wi\b —while the Parisian cannot sec old fashioned—ns old fashioned as' 1tovoly ettsement cloth eurt.iltisi; why aho should display an ankle wfc now Consider the stiff tnee made with drawing coni*. Of mnde thick and clumsy by shape­ “parlor” curtains, or tidies on mnn- court'd these went with cpscmwit less leather casing when she might the pleco that eur grandmother* windows which have come tnJP i show It In ber fine silk stockings. Used to coiutder essential to a well such decided favor of late yeans. In this country you'm ay he furnished •drawing room. For n Unfortunately, however, one muyi smart in the Londoh or tho Parin good many years wo srem to havo to an expert to put up these c a n mode. As far ns ankles go, ap­ taken the roller shade for granted. ment curtains anrl thev are far parently, some like 'em hot, some It certainly is and never has been more expensive than tho s c r v to like 'em cold. Only as a matter * thing of beauty but it has been able roller ahudes that most of us apparently selects so widely used and serves much a have. of fact no op# or J ------------------ ------i high Wellington boots simply be- useful purpose that we hardly no­ cause they offer warmth and pro­ tice it. YOU ARE cordially invited to at- f tection against the cold. Tho Par­ However more and more women tend our grand opening, Mondays, t isian who needs to keep >P her ankles _____ ___________ ___ _______ are acquiring the trick of rollin': February 15, (1 to 10 p. in. Sou­ warm wears flesh-coloml wood the roller shade up to -the top of venirs. MILLER FURNtTUBF* stockings beneath her riieer silks. Ccmuany, Ido. Sanford Ave., nt The only way to. tell how many hind the valance of the hanging Geneva A Vo. . . . * f> French women follow this fashion is to know that a very great ninny of those wool-underho»e are sold •^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■HaaBRUHazinKKaacanuatanMaiiliaBMai there—as they are here. You can-! not tell by casual observation of . women you sec, because they real­ ly do not show. Besides they say in London that .'lOB K. Second SL tho wearing of high Russian boots ■ hi responsible for a lot of pneu­ AWNING ANY SIZE monia, brohrhinl colds and other such maladies. Women wear them ANY STYLE WINDOW In .tho daytime, only to go about in slippers with unprotected an­ SHADES MA^E TO OR­ kles In the evening. They roddlo their ankles by day only to rxposo DER ; E S T I M A T E S them by candlelight—a vory fool­ jiH ish though fashionable thing to do. CHEEIt V0 ELY GIVEN Here the bootmaker comes to the ' '' I’ ltune 386-lt. rescue of the woman who wants to wear.boots. He may prove n ver- M liable llfcsavcr. Wear your boots j g “ GET UNDER AN AWNING AND IvELI‘ LOO L*1 by day and then in the evenings save when you are In a worm in­ SBeu*a*uwwwnHEaaHncHSHnH*9enHBzinx*n3*»*Ktfjerto»*i doors—tuck your feet in some sort of carriage or motor boot. If your box at tho opera or theatre proven ■■■■■■■■■Bnaa«aBuaREaKBcnnannRKnnHgrB«l to bo draughty, carry your ipotor boots along with you and sit with i Today—Now your feet tucked Into them. Of ■ light-colored velvet and satin trim­ , ("oittltiuouit, from ono oM ik’ 1; to dlovcnip. m. med with fine fur they are dainty enough to look well with any «ve-*' J 81i M I S em in ole A w n in g Shop s A m 3 MILLER’S SPECIAIJJ Durlng.thej opening. GO piece dinner sut— i 17.60, Clothes hampers—Oh cents, 1 Junior lamp* —- *9.08. Bridge ! )hmp^-J!».P8; Snnfohl. Avenue a tietova' Aifdfiuc.« H THE MILANE. , On the fcrcvn Monday nr.ri Tiasduy nr: ,■ “The WiUKlerer” While mother’* gone away, Tuesday and Thursdny will bo . their day At 908 Myrtle let them atMy, And fifty cent* is tho prico they Knmoutt Flayers Now I5i|f SjiOciiil I’rouucIIon Hal Roach Comcdv and Pathc News pay." '5 £ & is iiiii s -~ irt s r * i-W M tr CaU' )) your inspection in all the new - A < i . c f AJUL, i V __ l*4*- U rrtlei W t W Of i H e i i Longwood a s Q O O !> >*• ^ •< TH AT O N ^:/ 1 tuoUL-T? & K , " KFTirPrir S ^ . SUQQ(S.^ t T h * t y OL-) D r r o -t o u c h with ^ 3om£ or Trie P V J B U S H tS R S o?= . . -a est fabrics and patterns. - V "T - • With attached collars and col, M " ** ' ' fij1 . »■;_ f ■* r»* styles. X. WjowuL t Special values in imported itO u tu iW w I A . W h i t e English Broadclotli ■t ■ with and without collars. A ll S taumtitw „ It was v0ted_to_reque»t the d li­ ferent rooms in tto ^ ^ lin^ cllt turns in providing Mtcnam n for tho meeting* of in the future and aU«i voted i i buy iong book* for iH tbo . /C tt *. v* lars to match. A lso neck band The Parent Teachers Association met at The Lyman School ou Thursday afternoon with a goodsized attendance and told an interestlnjr meeting. <3*st V *fcr Spring are n o v w e a d y 'fo r The hostesses, Mrs. Frank Clark and Mr*. Tulli* *"<*1 sandwich­ es and tea. The Club will meet next Wednesday afternoon at the llbMre.‘ j . Henry MsMck attended the Club Institute told at the San­ ford Women’s Club house on Wed­ nesday afternoon, wh*n. unusual value to club were delivered by n y r a l members o f the Sanford Club. sizes. $ 2.50 "* lu ! W V « « ; ci}6i^ rrw r\ ^r * - rmfl* second, pullet fifth, cocdottos, cock second, ton *aw* Wtrel Psrtridga. second, iond. third, fourth 7 m K~B3.0 N E N * S c x s c a a ~ nm Y- * m m | Mr*. Brooks will entertain chil­ dren from 4 to 12 years old. Eclipse <0 j m 217-W - �PAGE SIX / THE SANFORD HERAE therly, and nilittlng varieties eluded;'• light fires in flreplneea liniixe the warmth' and rad family relationships. Unveil ^feinting* to sngi -beauty in martial happlncai the rearing o f children; lf"Uipi children In the family, choose strongly w h lc h * ni WJjjMV the/n k' BOSTON, Mass., Feb. ft.—If ydu ,Simple solemn consecration of v .arc an American home-ranker and every home and family circle to A benediction. ; you want your home to stay made— the high spiritual purpose* which | I An hour o f dodab informality, V • BeWarc of noisy, jnrsy, "house- the hom,;. life, o f trnditioh served is with music, songs, and games. the formality which he suggests. . YCh T tEALLY,DOING His own new home was* dedicated ARB ■ to "love warmth and beauty." V O IR OWN THINKING ecauseii n any 01 BY ART CARLSON HANf.S UP First-class welghtnien aren’t so Un rv ou;thtnk yoti aro a “ think-, overly plentiful, athletic* Just a wemmn lire a few outstanding ones, how*self*/id a person who Is moved CVOm» of t h i * ^ ? s ^ $ ' $ M i ; : jrasdn rather than by preju- Prinfeton’* great athlute^Hljl* ranks right along wF-H t idfjwn and ask yourself a California crlubrltios, HnnYanft nuesllona before you answer. and .Houser. *— 1 y ,ppw|e that some Qiie sets forth Hills differs a bit from the wrll^ erners, though, in that his -events are the shot and hammer, while the others compete in the pill and disVus pastimes. It w as-in the 1926 eastern in tcr-collegiate* that Hills made oik of his moat notable abowuu;^ ’J i­ had a bitter conte«>witf3jliV/sH lief with dedicatory ritrn ’a t ' his new home in Nowton Highlands. Boston suburb. *.^« • dome .dedication would help OTork^ly. Pror. Smith holds to hoipc, here is a sample program: fend y ff divorce and a multitude Invite your friends and paiCor., ", of othdr unwholesome phenomena Form a circle, with yyur. family which haVo attended the loSitbf the In tho center,'for discussion add wit] iout; trying to refute hi* reas­ r, ;; !;V i ■, * home’s one-time sanctity. readings Oh "lovo"—parental, bro- oning? t jjG When sonic blg-issuo like a po­ litic*! emtipdign confronting you, do -you stop^to figure,tbe- whole thing out a*' well' Wn you can, In­ forming yourself accurately as pojalble about the point* of fact itnmlved, heford you reach a con­ cisio n on one side or the other? Or do you go intfeft blindly and let yoursejf he carried o ff ybur feet by n c^tch phrase or slogan? (Here arc a couple, picked at ran­ dom: “ Ho kept us out of war," and “ Back to normalcy.") In other words, are you kidding yourself when you think you're a r c h it e c t First National Bank Bid*. Sanford. ■■■■ — Florida On Sanford Avenue Facing San Lanta A.m.A fJrSjl M-L7-V Comfortable Pullman Busses A re O perated From $4,000:00 Tho only possible danger (ids country can ever face lies fh the growing willingness of sb many of ns to lot others do our thinking for us. So long an we ail study our problem* And honestly try to think our way .out—wo may make h; few inlstakocfl, but wo won’t go in the teid. . * . X, A- ....... — . . Swedish churches hold a national fortune.4f:Khout f*&000,000 in art •. Elton J. Moughton An Eastern Front really n thinking man? HPT? «*rt**»»M* Sanford to erms L HAMNER FLORIDA’S FOREMOST DEVELOPERS 510 Palmetto Avenue >; far* So that you may set* ami appreciate the investment opportunities of Florida's preatat< leave the Seminole lintel at Sanford for Tampa, every mornlntf at 7 o’clock. Other provided gyests by tlu* llamner Organization, Phone 31S-X| M p d 4 T rim Cp. a*. OnrafS U Vtrat To Tfa Vly p u are invited to write to the * . '//flWs JftsnsHbe' (;■» B. L. HAMNER totem m m .i m y t f i f f u ^ h e r detail.^ ■. r 4d L-.# SANFORD GROVE Homesites of Distinction for people who care V..w" Just now y o u can b uy homesites in thisresidential d e v e l­ opment; just around the corner.fropi the business section of Sanford and yet so secluded as to mtike'fcrt the utmost in quiet and refinement, at p rices,J p .w -a ^ tp insure sub­ stantial return* on the investment. I lie money you save buy securing your this development will ’helfi1gV&tly tuvyafd iS^our ideal home. • i . . * How values will enhance in the entire Southeastern seM Hon when the city limits are extended, and ah thedevej-J opments that are considered in the suburban sectiQfljj ord will be within its bounds, emboding all tl s and conveniences o f a modern city. e received the assurance that'the limits wou Plans ate now being row ^ I ^ u o n T u all public utilities and services. Or iments such as navhd • streets, sidewalks win » / 1 x * !I a l n -J made as soon as these conveniences are installed. w«; iiiO?| Im ilt ' j. IN V E S T IG A T E T H IS D E V E L O P M E N T THOROUGHLY Lot us urge, .you to lose n o 'time in investigating tfj®* claims, Call and make an appoirttmeritfor a visittos* _ fold Grove. Our Representative will be pleased to ac­ company.,vou.R, the property. ' ’ ' x' • -BAItT NASON, Sales Director H » t National Rank Bldg, Ql)fc ORGANIZATION *2 €. A. B(itton C. L Britt Chitten » - » - nr. (m+H Frank J. Fjt^patrick D. C. G rifflu v v �SANFORD, FLonm* ESDAY, Author o f “ LummOx "Humoresque * gyniieett* In,haw w as on e o f those men about whom other men so ^everything. A t thirty-seven, a t a salary o f seven ty.til Id dollar* a year, he occupied an im portant exZ u tii n on one o t America sm ost pow erful new spapers, h \ dynamo. H e Was an intellectual gattling gun. *nshaw had everything. \ i men said until they m et Lilian H enshaw . She repn mystery— th e m ystery o f (twhat does he see in h e r ? rhat D ID H en sh aw see in Lilian his w ife? tothcr men say a little wistfully,, hi* everything.” In a Way, as men measure, there nficum of truth in that, ten Henshaw, at a salary of sevk) dollars a year, occupied an gtire advisory position 'oh one of Ipowerful newspapers, hamo. When he entered a room gUealy it was as if the room had ikthe time of his arrival.. iddom missed fire. He was an fii;{un. Quick. Short. Concise. ■ p^caily bigger than most men, H f j / heft and with a great blonde ■ n th wavy hair that mads women H a t through it. ■ n s a personage. Every inch. Vou ■his voice vibrated through you. H*i3 ltd him more than they feared him. I n there was 'no telling how far lid go. Political parties had already lances to him/ A hillion-dollar corPried to bait him from his executive w w spaper with the li., s of a>yearly ■more than doubled the seventy-five I * President of the United States had Kee for a position on important com* Itional scope. His editorials of the luiety were by-wordn. Was a great person by way of later. there usually is a but. So far as Id admircrs were concerned, the but H rJ mm ■ ri J fi m i l: 4 *11 v ! W h a w .- f I t thing and all that! Harmless. |W utterly colorless and pallid. In * tQual. Neither intellectually P^~S!ie fied none. It was rather f u r tilting about here and there in I f f y °f Henshaw. She was so palr® for his sake. | married her when be was I l j f * thirty. There were no hik rc, cl *D(! Wore side combs l. . pa*e hair was perpetually ,n lh« expensive clothes she wore K *?*e wag put it, like a clothes pin“ " 0rtb. when the formal nature of the occas on requ red .1, but, more often than not, Henshaw, who br.d glitter and n magnificence that were diamond hk, _wcnt about alone. -Even* up to a certain decoro^ Emit, tolerated some of the flirtatious advances o) women. He had alwnys, in his large, impervious and dynanre way. been a woman s man, as well as rn every sense of the word a man revered, feared, ^adk/ired and envied by his own sex. A dangerous and alluring combination. A woman’s man. A man’s man. Ynu exnected to see a man like Henshaw " ,« W « r 'aPon magnificence, ° « of thole c u e , where pdlf outgrown hi, marrU,e. There H »!S0U8h 10 H*“ h‘ w »• know the M « * ,w w „lom ethin, o f . glitter- ' ’ ' " " 'May (need, it hie feet, but ‘ ? ? • “ » “ io which net one of hi. ' ,eo the clouii, had scaled. ’ f i * ,f **>»«« men, doomed by very » w teid land of whtude . L," * “ d t*rh" r j j h*r ronndJ? ele* * n" “ “ ‘ P ' T ^ It w m I ’ rnther oitenl Ph >r*d l° h‘ ! iL T m w ^ r |« ‘ 'nt h ^ & Hth“ lZ i ' e lt' ri° r 1W ^ coir d l : r, „ f . ,lu*. wi™ ' d" ? , hl he proterted »nj when he ntn<^ 00 those Hghtful role o f ^ ° Pei1 ,h“ home of the one who shared By paradise wo* Lilian might 1 ** L I *¥ , ml$ *l puhhc funefions together ***** tier tongue was apt to dog in conversation cf norrJiisnesi and. w to one ear cocked. ever ./hils 1:3 tdk:d to sor.c or.2 e!ss, he was always -ready, to leap on to help her. She ainJed in tlia rather poor, uncertain vay she had socially and he bowed like a cava] er. Th?re was something quite matchless about :hc manner in which Henshaw met thin one and mly defect in the consistency of his magnificence. Af if by virtue of the irrefutable dynamic rsrce of hrs personalty he v/ould disarm all riticism. But there were limits even to the extent of Henshaw’* intellectual dominance of jus friend:. Lilian Henshaw way regarded as a dowd. A hopeless i m p e d i m e n f S i v ' s progress. ‘ ‘What d:d he see in her?” ■This is what he saw in her, as evidenced by jnst a casual conversation that took place between them, after Henshaw had returned home from a rest his nerves. A room entirely unadorned which she herself had contrived for him. 'T h e room does for you what I do for ypu, Henshaw. Rests vour nerves/ ‘ This night, when Henshaw came home, Lilian was waiting for him in this room. And yes, it moat be admitted, in a gray flannelette wrapper with black froga-dowa the front* — ^ j “ Come in here, Hen. I’ve your ginger b o a waiting.” f At borne and away from the, cowering influence of the bird-of-paradise women and them appraising eyes, Lilian’s voice was no longer life­ less. “ Good Lord, Lilian, what would 1 do without you?” said Henshaw, and threw himself down In the straight chair that Was designed jugt to Us pro­ portions and stretched out.his legs in a way he enjoyed and. let his chin nimiiiii lirnrpmftt hm drsm shirt front and his left aym dangle until ha touched the floor. She gave him his glass of ginger beer and sat down on a plain little stool at his feet sometimes wonder— Henshaw,” she said — “ what yon would do without me.” There was nothing of humility In 1 ifian’s voice. But humor and assurance and gaiety. . “ Without you, Lilian, and your good rsmnma sense and your darlingness about my weaknesses and yenr brilliant help in writing my editorials auJ speeches— 1 know what I’d be— ” * “ What, yon darling old spofled child, you?” “ 1 know what I’d be, Lifian. I'd just be tbs husband of Lilian Henshaw— 4he most bfflRant woman executes in Am erica!” �flANFOffl) HERALD. TftTESPAV, FEBKtJARV 9,1926 For Pennant Is Chtsmp MEMPHIS. Tcnn. Feb. 0.—(/P>— Harry Wills, negro and former ivedore, has again'forged abend Gene Tunncjr tin the race for • next 'chance at Jnck Dcmpr’a heavy weight crown, am! dUdel^hia U la the limelight us s. clty.'moit highly favored for t battle. This wps the tfesblt of Ifereneca held her/ yesterday beeen Dompspy and two Fhlludt-li« boxing promoters. , j; W W ; m k tip f an exhibition teh tonight, i itfter conferring 80 minutes with Herman Tayand Bob Cupni*,. ojf Phliadelgred the Quaker city promoters id convinced him that ■PhlJadellia “ Is.thc logical/,pile* for the atch.” pempscy'e statement also entioned Harry Wills as tho opinent, and; "some time In flopmber, 11026/ ' as the time. Something o m *>00,000” was lggested by tha promoters as nnpsey’a end of tho p a n e , Tayr and Gunnlg told newspaperen after the conference. Declaring that Floyd Fitrelm- UiilvoAlty , A tM e ig Proud O f Four Merritt Boys Who Played For Ornnfcc, Blue UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, Feb. 0.— (/PI— Dartmouth,nnd other colleges may boast o f / twins on their football teams, but Florida is proud of her four brothers, stu­ dents of the .state institution who have won the, highest honors In football. ’ * TO# name o f Herrin In the' an­ nals o f University o f Florida foot­ ball history will always stand out. Since the season of IU1U, every football machine that the univer­ sity has put out has had, on tho regular lineup, ono o f the four Fight fans arc expected to turn out in great numbers tonight to witness the card which Henry Godalo is putting on at the local armory. . ■ , . The feature of the evening s milling will bo the scrap scheduled between Ted Goodrich, of New Or­ leans, nnd Kid Gamer, of Hartford, Con*., wound up to go 10 rounds. Thebnain bout will be preceded by n semi-final between Kid Irving, well known ip these parts, and Kid I’artin i who admits coming from Georgia but now claims Sanford ns his voting place. In one of the' preliminary bouts "Gob” Schcrpo and K. 0 . Tanner will come together in what is prom­ ised to. bo an interesting match. Another preliminary and a battle ’sL a test Fitzslmmon* or' bring Fitzsim­ mons to Philadelphia to share in promoting the match. Dempsey said that he was im­ pressed'by tho fact that the big new arena in Philadelphia would scat over 100,000. Hie champion seemed definitely t o ' sidetrack Gepe Tunncy as his next- opponent ahd to Accept Wills as the men who will get the chance. "J believe the popular demand is for a match between Wills and me/* he ssld, *'| am not placing myself In tho attitude of picking my next opponent, but the public seems to have been clamoring for a meeting of Wills and me for some time and now I am redy to satisfy them.**, Taylbr ahd‘ Gunnls, who ex­ pressed themselves as optimistic over Philadelphia’* success in se­ curing the match, for a second con­ ference with Dempsey in the Quaker City Feb, .20. Dempsey stressed in his statement the fact that the promotors have assured him there would be no Interference with the "mixed” match In rhiin- ABLE GRID Golf Is Recommended R » S : M ADE To Excellent Health ffl CHICAGO, Feb. 8,—f/P)—1The artist who paints "Tho Picture of Health” is golf, according to Dr. Albert F. Henning, burgeon o f Olympia Fields Country Club, whch has 1,260 members and four 18 hole courses. As official physician of the club with its great clinical facilities, ho has ninde a study of the health benefits of tho game, bocause, he snld there was little else lor a golf­ ers’ doctor to do. Dr. Henning has found that tho game has proved beneficial to those who got into the game before functional and organic .dlhcaje* waylaid them. The only fatal enso among tho Urge membership in 10 years was due to u stroke o f lightning two years ago nnd (hnt caused tho death of s caddy who did not ploy folf. Tho most popular prescrlpton among doctors today is golf, even at «i) advanced age. ; ... . . f Southern Association Heads Adopt Schedule After All-Night Meet ATLANTA, Ga., Fbb. D.—t/D—After on all night executive session rian Church, and-* g ra ffr s*r<?ctbr«i o f tho Southern Associnident of tho university, tldn early today adopted an official i the Engineering Collide. H>20 playing schedule. ---* MEMPHIS, Tonn,-—[lack Dempsoy, heavyweight champtbn, knock­ ed oat four man who appeared against him lh an exhibition bout. Tney were Jack League, a westcraefpTidiy Catkllha 6f Memphis, Cowboy W*ener ahd Marty Cuylur. CLEARWATER. Fla.—Joe Me Go wan o f Detroit, knocked out James Cox, farmer, of White Uohby Cot bf JackaenvIUc, 1. Kuiphur Spring*, N. Y„ had a _ BUKFApQ—Tiim^iy Goodrich, of severe coughing spell and coughed omney of Nl- up a needle. Buffalo, heat R u rsm Falls. JO. ____ ___ ______________ ___ ______ CANTON, O.— Moxie Holuhb o l ------.... -------- ---------- i Akren, outpointed Jimmy Mars nf Loughrnn of Philadelphia beat A, -■ New York, 10; Larry Goldberg, of D. Stone of Philadelphia, 10; BobBrooklyit, beat Bad Newa Taylorr^sv- Marlott of Baltimore, knocked at Youngstown, 10. »-ut Steve Ketchel of New York, . BOSTON— Babe Herman of Ca, l l Bout botween Vic McLaughlin fornfa. defeated Chick Suggs, bf «>f New York and Rocky Smith of i e n Bedford. 11). Battle Creek, stopped ln"Sevcnth » PHILADELPHIA. P * .— Tommy round. * . . Good Fight Card Prom ised Bight Fans At National Guard pec ted to show his wares before a large crowd. I f Godalc’s promises come true, the customers are tn for ’ Inn 8 lx. Series a lively evening. , The bout in which some action is Babe Ruth of the Yanko, almost sure to be seen I* the one been in six .world scries, between Kir Irving and Kid Pattln. Irving has been scrapping hero for some time and the fans lajaw his ability. Ho can use his fists at long range and on the infighting. By Special Arrangement with Golfers Magazine Chicago. WWm Thl BoYfSTWL <UF«RED fQOM , A CULAft COMPLEX / ' c Nothing but n pennant will satis­ fy Manager Connie Mack of the Athletics this year. Tho tall lender of tho Athletics doesn’t ftake to heart tho mnmior In whirt the Athletics exploded last season when all the experts had picked tho mto win. "I feared Just inch a happening,” said Muck recently In discussing the failure of his club last year Mlchignn Centers In football. Michigan has always been noted for turning cut highclass centers. It seems to. be n habit/ In recent years tw o , Michigun center* have been All-American choice, I have rcfcrcncu to Jack Biott and Ernie Vick. Great, players, they deserved .all tile "honors handed the ill, yet 1 urn uinvlnccd that a certain amount of luck goes with even so mythical un honor as tho All-American eleven. Last year in Zob Brown Michi­ gan had it center whom l regarded us the equal if not the r.upurinr to Biott- or Vick, vut Brown did not attain the prestige that went to the other two stars. Some western critics gave Tim Lowrey the preCiironce over Brown in Big.Ten circles, while McMillcu of Princeton wna generally rated higher in the All-Anicrlcut^pelec^ tlonsd.V£ **■ ■ " In addition to being n great cen­ ter, Brown was the ideal fighting captain, who inspired u never-say* die spirit that did much to itiuke the 1026 Michigan team an out­ standing eleven. { Walter Hagen—Begins With Butter t It tins, been suggested that the ideal wny to learn tho game is to begin with the putter and work backward to the driver. The be­ ginner would undoubtedly learn a lot faster in this manner and a lot better, too. For example, if you were to take a person who had never had a golf chili in his hand before nnd ^ilacc n bull a foot away from the hole and tell him to make the putt, tins chances are he would do it. Then gradually lengthen the distance until you hnd him stand­ ing at tho edge of the green nnd you would find that inside o f a week ho would be a very good'ptfitcr. Then take up the nmshio and tench him how to hit the ball with this club and you would soon hnvo him working to perfection in the art of approaching, and all before he had ever hit a bail from tee lev. When he began to use the wood­ en cluhs he would know that it was absolutely essential in their use to keep the hand down nnd to follow through. He would also know, if he had learned tho other shots with the Iron clubs. Mint the club must do the work instead of thz body. S I N C E SUNDAY Soft Lobbing Shots By l!. S. Star Have Given Way To Shota With Plenty Steam Slur Mermaids Are Entered £ In Various Events Which £ Biott nnd hFlpcd develop Bob CANES, France. Feb. U.—oTi — May Sec Records Broken; ■ Brown. 'fho odds on Suzanne Lenglen to "To mo Brown was tho outstand­ Pentathlon On Bill Todny 5 Helen Wills in singles have ing center of the Big Ten, if dot en to ono the entire country," said Little. •w taker*, .ST. AUGUSTINE, Fin.. Feb. X “ As n defensive player against that Mile. Lenglen would prove un- —id1)—Tides in tho 60-yard free tlu* line attack and forwdnl pass, beaten. Brown hnd no equal in the county*. Miss Wilis dropping the soft «tylo and tho national pentathlon "Brown’s play nnd flghtlm ^ u which many sper­ events will lie at etnko here iwas the spark plug _ that. made tst m's attributed her defeat in the night when the women’s National Michigan great team,. I f 1 hnd no: double* [it Nice Sunday Amateur Athletic Union swimming been selecting an AinAmerlcun1mp... lt Suzanne yesterday put so team in tho guiao of writer, Bob; much steam on the ball that when championships get under way. Entries in these events include Brown would have certainly her She had defeated Miss Ethel Fisch­ placed at center. * ......... er of England, in two love sets, Mars of first rank. More than 40 "I rale him ns tho equal to V ick! shu also had knocked' - .1 off two points of the lending women swimmers of or Ulott in all things nnd In certain •in the odds. The best tlutt anyone the nation were here today rendy points of piny their superior. That inulil hear whispered lust night for the openings of the meet. I hone entered in tonight's event* Brown wasn't selected unanimous-j was five to one. were: . • ly for All-American honors was aj Suzanne ... did not- grace the stands Mill serve sizzling to see Miss Mills Eleanor Unruttl, San Rnefcl, Mints. I'hi- French . Flash had [ ad.; Marie Then Wehsclnu, Hono­ A great many uiaches do not drawn a live and remained awav lulu. look on the All-American teams from the courts. Lilly May Downier, Santa Monwith favor but the reading public Not a single game went to deuce. t-'V t ul : ' ’*r*cinia I.osce, Detroit; UKcn them, an the critics will go un Miss Wills lost only 18 points, five Ethel l.urkie, ■Chicago; l,orctta picking ’em. in the first set and eight in the | annon. Baltimore j Adelaide # • * second, nnd yet she apparently did Umobi rt. New York; Iluth ElberPITCHER ERNIE NEVER8 field. Chattanooga; Dorothy Coul.er, Detroit; Sybil Hauer, Chicago; Major lceguna mV wondering Doris O Mau. Detroit. Eileen O’what sticcean Ernie Nevera will Marn, Detroit; Evelyn Rice, De­ have as pitcher for the St. Louis troit, Browns. Never* was a big htar in The meet will run through Sat­ bnsebull a* well a* on the gridiron. urday night by which time up­ That mean* something when you ward of a dozen events will hove take Into cumdderntian th a t' hi* becq dcddi-iL - -—«■ coach, Glenn Wumer, who also dcThe following cities are repre­ •Vriojwdrr^niJhinrpBB^akdu-one, h sented in the meet: -New York, Never* flie greatest foutDull player CUv. Philadelphia. Allan of all-time. tic Citv Chirugo, Milwaukee, InIf Never* makes good in big dianapohs, San Francisco. Sm league circle* he will kill off a jinx An,Kcles* No'r Orleans, that ha* followed football-baseball i n, Oiego. Detroit. Pnaadena, stars for year*. Mighty few of /. wwA01"' !*'.. Honolulu. Chsttathem have delivered In tho majors, As a mutter of fact, college play­ er*, even those who didn't dabble in football, had u tough season of whizzed by within 100 yard* o f her. it in'tho American League in 1025. bhr sank the ball in spite of the Not U one. IIV’i with Wivn IIU theJ possible IHRtBHHU iiinioexoop- Miss Wethered’s Fame marked hcr conil>nrdun« rclion of Pitcher Carroll, tho Holy lih Wft8 ■‘"'Prised tho Cross star, got very far and - he As Golfer Lies In Her P™y! h“ l not inU>fcm‘d w ‘lh hcr Just about reached first base. Even Carroll, who bad won 48 Concentration Power train T” *hc asked. out of 60 games as a college pitch­ -------« fUr f “ Wcthered is un ardent er, found the guingjaiuch.different LONDON, Feb. 0.— Miss fishcrwoman enjoys motoring, i* In the mnjnrswjuirni**-—~ Joyce Welhercd, the “ Harry Vur- “ tw s tennis player, skates wnii den of women’s golf" is reputed to K?J‘ '""J ”( !uff k i u f SS. F or several years college stars havo greater concentration than have not been such howling suc­ any other woman player. , cesses in the majors. Recently she was playing a three 5 5 ■ £ £ l £ > J m Flannels a n d silver g th e real th You’ll like the good looks of •' - * , : 1 _ By Sol H / m s i a oPeoA u \ C3ELIVERV FROM MR.OvWARTO VCUR BMAWJEER— JUST 1 C A M S IN ,M R • RENIROO A (M E A T OCO ' f TWAMKO^X W U .IA M , iVfe'' QCCM WATTINS PORTW AT j — OATmrACTQFtnv/ M£T S A V 3 T U A T A F T B t t JAKE -TWE *nCKS» U50KUSI© rrvte aiTOA-now o v e w c A R g P u a y w* POWTiv/e w e CAM M A K 6 , 1 V M gR eh A Played on Infield “ Whltcy" Witt, who recently signed with Brooklyn for next LENGLEN ODDS D R O P 2 POINTS : T H E NEBBS AMO BREAK 8 l> O Y ^ E 0 3 . Falla to Use Speed Earl Combs of the New'York Yankees, one of the fastest men in the game, is only an ordinary base-runner beenuse of Ids inability to get a lead, coupled with being n poor slider. VMCUU OO D R Y HC >NOM*i PUM P Mcro-UMC OUT ougrr ' CtCAMto u o A n h a / TWATIU.OSE -IO - R u o o j m K ic o a ^ BC- OvJUV OU6WTEO MV TO TEACH TW» t. ' flannel are •. ‘ �= = - ---- IPE SANFORDHRRAU)'TUEj ^irta tetirC ary c? '* A thletes ‘ Clean International Gam e, Clever Windmill who chop, at th« air with a L " « jM palmetto IIvenae, l» «ald to be much attention from ----- $QBB€t*A>y who i"% 7 S b rW R congr^rata ™RK, Feb. 6.—(fl>)_Hu- drtenl"HGi°0t!r in‘ w au K b e rcdman'i. »nj g Scordlw 3 K Et S -= P * j s p h « - » > ^cliniiTweni %&S9& m s* ft* ’ afll’ y/***' ° nC fnCl,‘ that enable* a machine gun to fire between the blades of a pro­ peller in motion, nt T H E BR1TT-CHITTENDEN R E A L T Y CO. INC. m" ch W4 vi;^ } T The city and county government of Denvtr. Colo, is combined. v t nP ~ 3 ' 1* h ?JTY '•T ‘ i '' An investment in this unique devel­ opment is cei*tain ta pay unusually large prof its in a short while. Prop­ erty » f this type, in the center o f such great development, where manufac­ turing find- general industry is cer­ tain to locate will be in great demand by corporations and organizations. Every indication points to the future development o f manufacturing and AFG Industrial Tract is certain to be in the heart o f this center; •Its loca­ tion assures this. STOP THAT COUGH m?rUCM r & Europc* far in ‘ h” T V Sanford’s First Industrial Development _ Murchison won the 40 and CO yard dashes, with Douben, his BEFORE IT STOPS YOU LEO-NfiR-DIS COpGH SYRUI' CRE0S0TED Ld ,« 1 a b is Ray podge, of t»a mine beat George Marsters, former Boat “ !^!Set0Wn star, to the tape In the 1,000 yard event In a sensational* dash down the sffetch. -4_____ ______ _______ Swilrtrland depends on Other countrie^ for Its egg Supply. E b a ll Maid of Milan.” ^ opern w a, F* .ung in London on May 8, 1823 t 1 bringing instant fame to the little home at East Hampton. K in Yonkers stands the original r m manor house of Frederick E r r 1PhlHnse. **tbe richest man in New fourth 1'0rdham' Pnu,rn finished K J k X S S a ® Hero upon an estate Gordon Goodwin, of England, Brit-1 of several thousand acres granted was outclassed by the American PL?*o him by King William and Queen champion. Willie Plant, i» a three gSinS Mary in HIM. Pbllllpse built the mile walk, hut got third place after r o b - house in which years later hit ^ a t doughter. Mary, was wooed by n l They G eo*? Washington. She marred Lctem Roger Morris, the -Tory, and want fcpop- to live with him in the MorrisG,the Jnmol house. fta the o f the multitudes who pass the L were northwest cornor of Duano street [dipped and Broadway every, d*y. tt* still know that it is the site of John ■ill te- Anderson’s cigar sore. H was the btebin trfi'gic murder of his aalea girl, g years. Mary Rogers, who,was an Intimate frirnd of Washington Irivlng, Ed­ it poet, ,tnr Allan Poe and Ffanlmoro Mni M Cooper, that Inspired the theme t..* . laMMia s a a .s s r s A * !t ^ rear. Murchison captured the .'JOO ? ftrd 5SS and * f » in outran llouben n » m u y,aiTd .o f a rel“ y race In which the foreigners defeated American "turs lloff placed third in the Milrnse ,100 yard run, finishP ^ n n 'K A,Un ,,p,ffrkh. former Penn State star, and Johnnie Gib- __ h .i,.. mj&L 1 S K * kfld dropped out di Ith K ” CA* A Knmcs In MadtI Square Garden last night. . Charles Hoff, item black haired from Norway, eclipsed jjg S S 2 2 i ^ e tii,dP°r mark for the polo vault achieved quit* an /amateur- wood « w * m *od °,fn 13- <£et *“ j4 t hy Nelson Khcrhi* latest creation » h *«fj| ** rljl, of Pennsylvania In 1926. After winning the event at 12 feet 9 the best that he hat produced The Jlfe-lfko' BemlnoUVthop; J& fr ,onfr successful the bar nlnji motions are «ffecU d by k pr r y y c y ilsLSiL AT ALL OHUGGISTS luvostiftnlc this today. * Have our. representative explain the features nf this development iq.detail «' .< , Sites 9 6 x 2 6 0 Price $ 2 5 per foot “ T h » M v .t n r v o f William Baynard’s country home where on July 11,' 1804, Alexander Hamilton died following his fa ­ mous dud with Aaron Burr at Wtchawken, N. J „ just ocrtfSs tho river. * OUR ORGANIZATION C. A. Bntton TALLAHASSEE, Fla;, Feb. 8.— (/Pi—G. M. Desha of Waldo, was appointed county commissioner for district number two, Alachue coun­ ty, by Governor Martin today. E. M. Hunt Howard Ovcrlin Mildred Peabody E. H.-Pichurd * Frank*. Woodruff, Jr, Women have much success in England ns masters of fox hunt­ ing packs. [207 Bowtry kre of the fAiwciilion, I politicians [Tun.” It is I more poli­ cin g than ut country. Wind thijrs •tor? frame anrd Payne far “Rome fa liter ini*CUri, the <' >■* C. L. Britt E. A . Chittenden L. P. Chittenden Joe D. Chittenden Frank J. Fitzpatrick D. C. Griffin W . C. Hill APPOINTED COMMISSIONER [Mnfiwntt'd ■pithy for pcame the k i French widow marp . * year bid’s death, diitinguishpiyette and ii preserved I.' - boils. Stop the cause o f bolls! That’s common sense— isn't it? All right Boils thrive because the blood gets so weak in healthy, red relh that it can't throw off tho im­ purities that get into the body. There’s not enough rich, red blood to purify the system. Now—S. S. S. builds bade the Mood to fighting strength. 3. S. S. builds red-blood-cells— builds them by the millions | Bolls dry up I S. 8 . S. Is the thing. Impurities that cause bolls ana other skin eruptions errn’t stand up against the rich, hcWthy, red blood that 8. S. 8. builds. That's all there is : 1 When it’s morning—and you ca 6 ' bye to home andface a new day—when you jotn * 1 ■. ' M ■ • ' 9 j j the throngs on their way to busy work have a Camel! W H E N it’s farewell to fon d hom e for another ■OR-SALE dafc. A n d you cheerfully, jo in the bu*y world as it marches on to its duties. W h e n with jaunty step you gayly face the work o f another day— ^ve., and 11 Street. 150 f t EastIBuford Ave ^200 front foot. 14i cash ,* i*■% „, ‘ have a Cam el! y , .V 1 For every m orning Cam el sends mftliona o f onu*r Park Avenue and Gth Street, !°n I’ark Avenue) nnd with Rood terms. successful m en m ore confidently on to new trium phs. Cam el's friendly goodness brings fresh cheer and courage to every auspicious PAU L L A K E day. W h eth er early in the light o f a new m orn­ Real Estate Broker lan—E. T. MOOfeE. ing o r late at night, Cam el never tires the taste or leaves a cigaretty after-taste. C am els are the perfect blend o f the choicest tobaccos grow n in all the world. N ever, before C am el, was any "■ ■ u u iiu iiiu u m u H g U H n g cigarette made so goo d — and n o other since. S o this day as you swing bravely forth to new achieving. A s In your oflfce you carry forward Important work well d o n * -— know then the piost gratifying goodness that ever cam e from a cigarette. Each successful new day, the world's b e * »» rightfully youra. Have aCamel! / . a. Our high*a with, if yarn da not Ccmrl quality, Uthtt you try tl turkr you to tomfara Comm wmh a ta ra s K fl c'tgtretlt mudt ut m y prkt. R. J . BryodUU K' V. Jj ,9 i ‘ * ' '*»a ' - J ■ L. -Ati» •' « S tu c c o a V 1t-.f4 ’ * |a 'v - : ; i ‘‘,l . .9 yrm �;ter, The Rock* To Played A t THO City Sanford Fla. HLL’ H CHERRY “ Can’t he *top?” naked Nlr^. “ It seems not," said tho Fairy Queen. “ lie's written the A. B. C's TTHE Fairy Qucci/tciephoned for together, ' w o Twina to go tl her palace at “ Yea," nodded her Royal High- in twenty Jrtnaungos, the diction­ ■nee m she had rfvery Important ness. "Poor old Twinkle Pen! lie ary twice, and added up hi! the j night at the Municipal Theatre by ■fraud for them tf do. ds my chief clerk and secretary, numbers In the telephone book. the Green Room players of Hut&on * So they lost nftimo In hunting you know, who ntUmln to all my I’m ever so nfrnld thnt ha’ll begin University, was presented by the up her secret dwelling place, which business and writes my notes for on ‘Forty -nines Blue-Bottles -a- student players, under the direc­ wiu south of tbJninjrlo Dell, north me. Tha poor decs fairyinan went Ilnnjfinjc-on-theWall." If ho does tion of Dr, Irving C, Stover, at the f f the Windy.Void, west o f the to take a drink of wider last night, nil is lost, for that, poem has no, University nuditorium h?ro Yhura• Glimmering Gliita and cast of tho and in the dark ho picked up his end." day night. inkwell by mistake and. drank nit "Can we helbV ’ asked Nick. The largest gathering of play­ “ } “ How do y/i»_ do,., my. -dtari4” thtrdrrlr" "Yes, indeed, said thft Fairy that ever thronged the audi­ mld the Fair/ Queen when they “ That was terrible!" said Nan­ Quenn quickly. "That is why I goers torium of Stetson University to Arrived. "I'm /very happy to see cy. "Did he d ie !" cent fpr you. Doctor Pulsen Pills "N o," said the Fairy Queen. and Doctor Sniffles, the two- fairy witness a student pnwentaUon in * ‘.‘ We're prAty well, thnnk you," ‘ •Fnlric's don't die. But he turned doctors for whom 1 sent at once, dramatics was present to enjoy tho remarkable drama. Every "availa­ laid Nick. 'Except that I've Rot n black nil over at once, then green,' ray that there Is ______ a curs„ for ink ble seat was taken, the atalea were mThltlhg. It fit n hills |)oso tooth and can't rot nppler." then purple, then blus. lie's blue drinking. is blue cherr; filled; and a number of late arriv­ I*‘‘And I lave n ncratch on my now, end his hair is orange. Beside At that minutV ■ P B Doctor M n i £fjf l e s als worn forced to resort to (-land­ ■nger," rtJft Nnncy. ' ‘Caesar and that he li In a most peculiar comli- “himself ’walked ' .................. into the room. And f Were paying and he scrntched Hon. He rnn’t stop writing. He upon ..henriwc the Fairy Queen’s ing room. Just sits with fl pen in Ids hand last -words, ho remarked, "Yes, n j An appreciative audience lived I “ Just J&c a ent!" said the Fairy and writes nnd writes and writes blue cherry is the only cure for with "Simon Peter’’ through his Queen. ‘They have queer notions all the time. He’s filled up nil the our poor friend, an it was blue ink mountain peaks and valleys of exduEfun* Vut there! We’re losing paprr in tho palace and he’n be­ he drank. If,he had drunk red ink, ,1periencc. The role o f "Peter" was The Ink any cherry Khuo ona poor Twinkle Fen is zuf- ginning, on tho walls. ____ ___________ __ [ supported by J. Oliie Elrnondt, on* would do to_______ cure him. flow" light opt through the_ ends ’ Bnt unfortunntcly It was hlue ink. ‘ of ths foremost of the Green Room ~ “ Twinkle Pen!” cried the Twins o f his finger*. .. Jt's -terrible . . . .indted . i.*'^ Hv<en 1*fnck ink would hnvo been *players. After Peter had denied ---------- i— — _______ _ — less difficult to cure, for there nro Christ he enmo to the moment of] t lack cherries in plenty. Or green, lraKlr r«koning, hj nark into the ’ ink would have been—poof!— j ■£—— ~ ------ -—. , nothing nt nil!" . !n n e r im at "O f course, it Imd to he blue!" n U u k H l T u T l l T O U n O T T l i f 1said thD Fairy Queen dcsajirintrly, £ ] “And where are we to find a blue F * • * * \ ;*-«rry7" j ] . ' ' "Aha!'’ cried n veins at the door, mJ “ Thnt was what 1 was trying to [ i think of—tho very word. Bluel R f Bluet Blue! Forty-nine blue hollies' [ J a'imnging on the wall! Trn, la, in, .J J In, in. la.! I’ll hnvo to Write Hint | f • now. L stil! have all the sheets and j J * taliie ciuthn nud towels and n n p -jQ , kins to write on." I And in walked •nor Tyvmkie I’ m, looking like a Iurge blue nnd tori\ngo mosquito. “ Me, ho. my!" sighed tho-Fairy Oueeii, "Tho worst has hrtpptuied. i We shall have to find the blue "H e Just sits with a pen in his band and w;ita» «irt writes and j cherry as sooq ns we can now." writes all the tljtfrt «*• ... ■ « i , , (To He Conlinutd.) BY ASSOCIATED Pit ESS to many ns "Grandma" Marsh-, had lived in Volusia county since six years before the outbreak of the Civil Wur. ------- — BRADENTON- Quick work o\i H»b part of workers fn a lnc.il efutn mill probably anvod the life ,)f j 0hn Smart, a co-worker. Smnrt hecamo entangled in a pul* ],-v, nf the machinery. The t'nlv injury he suffered, how vjr. was nn llrm |/rokcn in two or more places aiul severe brulim. ' , Dear Ed.* from *ore, nUff, achin* cannot hurt you, n m iV i i J 1 xtons that old rheumat Sm & at once. 1 l<m" When ou arc suffering, can hnri y Ret around ju.t , . , depths of despair nnd wept bitter­ ly, and an appreciative audienre wept with him. Another interesting development of the language in our time is that when w6 %fir»t entered this noble and progressive profession thieves used to steal whereas now thugs loot—Ohio State Journal. A man who wears a vest ought to |>e compelled by law 'to wear subponders, or clue button hi* &nirt to his pants after the fashion of boy a jacket. There is always a feeling of uneasiness when you arc aroun*J one of these vested, auspenderlesa fellows who has a big roll o f his shirt bulging out. You really don’t know Just what to expect next. , Of cour&e, looks don t make the man, and you can’t judge by ap­ pearances, for which many of us hre duly thankful. But looks help with men just as with automobiles. A man can look the part, ha well os act it Just like the Essex, which combines good looks with super-performance. Yours, BILL. rR S 5 »3 & . m apply Red P c^V r, ; you will feel the tingling hw, P‘W three minutes it warms the ‘ Ini spot through and through pnln and soreness" are gone n For Free Samnle Mail Thi. \ \ vertlsement to W I! 1T E 11 \ m ’ *1 PIIARMACAL CO., Ire. MS v l ' } son Ave. New York v T I Try Smith's Bar!>«, Shop for £ood barber work. Ladies welcome \>xt to Valdez. "local raid national boycott," sta­ t'd thnt preparatioiui wore being made to plncc tho matter in tha bandit of tile federal grand jury at Tampa. S T A T E N E W S B R IE F S Q ORLANDO—Gasoline f i l l i n g ‘ stations hero were made the nbJective of mnrauuer.>. The third Btiition within five days wns reccntly robbed, the mnnngor bring held up nt the point of a pistol. -'. a v-PAM. V,r DA^ TONA IJEA( H—AlMiut t'V«> *undred nTvmbera of the Daytona Bbsincss Men fi longue, at a meeting here, cxptnssedthemse'vos ns decidedly In favor of "lilH.ral Sundays. A committoo was np-pointed to seek tho aid of the local public in the formulation of a program of "liberal ideas" for the HON. ED WALTHALL. t - o S em in ole H u dron -r,**cx OLIVE ROiSFJRTS BARTON .7- NO. 1~THE I.A/D OF TIIE R ed Pepper P 0 Rheumatic P The Last o f the Eastern Lake Section JERSEY f'lTY, N. J., Fell. p._. W) - To please the parent h of the Ji.nvif.h nn) he is going to marry, Waiter J, O'Neil ii.bt become Wal­ ter J, Berg, with court approval. Comparison oj - ' FORT MYERS—A new "war’ was reported in Collier county re fined to two. men. D. G. Copeland, bUmler of flaiociaU chief engineer and acting mniin- busim«» men, jttntc V ger of tho Collier properties, and u',,ra contemplating I U B&W . Hr W tfS a.. chief‘ o f' pollen o f “ f »U‘ « « proJot " The two arc snld — —— Everglades. to have clashed during an aileronBRADENTON)— Announeeme’-', tlon ov fr.th b remnyal of somo wns -made here that tho filxUv . chairs from a club house to u Cent Gasoline'League was planlodgv. * , ning to institute legal proceed> • —— ■ j Inga against local wholesale gusoTluit hasn’t been scarred with offering, nnd Jin now w«> DpLAND—Volusia county lost |Ijj*" dlstrlbuhlor*, lieenunc of al­ place it, for quiet; sale one o f Its oldest and bestiknownfloged violation of tho Sherman residents when Mrs. Map* Juno anti-trust law, A. II. Vayo, a Marsh. 85 years o f ago, died, t moniher of the league,. who said • Mrs, Marsh, known affectionately I tho organization whs faced with at 200 A cres in Lake HERE’S An Opportunity County A n Exceptional Investment Comer of Sunfoivl Ave. ami 5th St 39x100 feet ydlh dwelling ami garage. 1-4 mliie from cloy road, and 1-2 mite from l’oat Office. Half way between Eostis nnd Banford. Two-third citrus, nn"third celery and lmnami land, about bO orange, peach, grape­ fruit tnps, and 3t! young orange trees, Shrubs of nil hinds, 10 acres In .cultivation. T e rW : SfiO jtor acre, 1-3 cash, balance 1-2 years nt 8 per cenl. lo c a tio n _’ ’ • Improvements Price ice you ol the superiority o f Marva i. Investigate this devel yoirare surejp be convinced tharit tKe best offering in tht Cet thin—Only $400 per fro iU~ foot, __ — —- — ■ -------■—— tT" LUOWN REALTY COM PANY R . W ; L A W T O N , Realtor 422 Union Ave, Heal Katatc und Investmciitg— 1’ ltone 743 Mclsch I’ htme 4?3tW. UuiUlinSnlea Forte: It. W. Lawlon und J. M. Uoclie TEN D A Y SALE TIU tS AND TUBES • Itines Filling Station Hall, Pcntland and McCall AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES 1113 Sanford Ave. I'honc 401 -J You tut a coupon with every dollars imrehme good fur aluminum ware. Sinclair Gas and Oils Uhu the heat. It costa no more nud is better for your motor* Judu>ouvU]i>, Tampa, Miami, Sanford, Wont J’ulm Beach, Dhytotui Beach CENTHAL FLORIDA OFI'ICE 317-318 First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, Florida. S. G . GRAY. RESIDENT MANACJiyt SALES' AGEN TS �th e sa n f o r d RERA J e r se y Woman In Sea Of Ice (axes great I ground, |rd in the C| of the Ej, which M855 for that 4he Kfipnn tW ui by the i wooden path they i purchase boulJ nevsccwsto beet. 100 18 years olil, lost an arm in me historic struggle to ojetthrow _ u ALDAS; Tex., Feb. 9 ((/Pit Foisdized remains of prehistoric years later he followed ^ f r o m which is produced the many of his countrymen to Amei- strange chemical called ichthyol, lea, and, n fisherman by trade, are to supply Texas with a„ ul­ resumed his livelihood at Chicigo. tra-modern industry. In the early ’80s, fishing seems tr, . ,r* u'bat l» belie veil to be nn anhave been n fairly prosperous bus!r cient ocean bed. pushed to the ness, for he soon was nble to pur­ chase considerable property In surface by geological action, near South Chicago; besides caring for Burnet in West Texas, has. b£cn discoveroii n paiticular shale from n growing family. ichthyol is extracted. This The Civil War scattered his sons which substance Is n fossil fish oil used In the Union nrmy, nftor his death, In medicine, cape<*ally In oint­ and the great Chicago fire in 1871 ments and In treatment ,»f fkln wiped out whatever Iftpfftl trace diseases. ihn The bulk of the world's supply previously came from Austrian Tyrol where Hie industry flour­ ished .prior to the' World’ War. brakes decrease by about onethird the distance of roll on the ground after landing. Engine development has prisgressed toward its ultimate goal of one pound per horse power. New wntcr-cooled engines weigh one and n small fractlop pounds per hurscpoweri A valuable contribu­ tion to this branch of air navi­ gation was the air-cooled Liberty engine, Bombing under conditions for­ merly considered unfavorable both as to height and clarity of the atmosphere was improved by a new bomb sight. Effective result.! can now be obtained nt a height of from 10,000 to 20,000 feet, well above the present actual danger zone of anti-aircraft guns. High- powryed/ ’ incandescent lights have been developed to sup­ plant carbon arcs in aerial bea­ cons, airdrome floodlights and landing field illumination.. Three new instruments, the enrth induction compnss, the drift sight and tho flight indicator are being perfected for course flying through fogs iihd above clouds. A sens itive altimeter has’ “been devefiped for aiding in norial phitogrsph work. * , •' New aerial map-making Cameras have been invented and developed. Night aerial pictures are notv be­ ing taken with the'aid o f flash linghc powdfr dnopptni from planes. Mapping of air nlail lanes and photographing of agricultural fields has been ficlds fo forr” crop reports hu successfully undertaken. amercinl Through acted By i Officers 9 «yr>)-*f ami com­ pete) along t last year 4 research lion head­ er service Bnet. Furm d types of M IA M I SH O R E S — America's Mediterranean— M IA M I Franco Hops Off For * Buenos Aires Today RIO JAKKKIO, Feb ii.-i/P i— Commander Kanmn Franco, who has flown Ironi Pub*-, Spain, l.opped off today nt 7.-’ I o'clock for Huenos Aires after a short pre­ liminary flight to u -i Ids engines. The distance to Ilucnns Aires is 1,382 mile- He expected to stop nt Montevideo, Hungary, after a flight of 1,200 miles in order to tnke on gasoline. t hut r ■ill military ployei iflte general , ___ w lfcompllsl. Tic reduction by designing Some one has suggested thnt Instance* tu raising bees will help tho farmer. »re (unc’ Ki’ir He might try. The fnrpu’r Is. accus­ MEAT MARKET rsble t'.jui p- tomed to being stung by everything else he raises. — Fergdk Fulls 410 8 anford Am. Sanford, Fla types to which (Minn.) Journal. ’ to meet miliirt: I’jr-uit, ration, train■ M neci‘1- lulitire f built in Ihe nhsly fur nmudt is appear- T O D A Y -N O W Continuous, from one o’clock to eleven p! m '*sr. It hccoiiiflight s u rg e o n , the latter being a the (un-lugc. ire carried. the Lm-ning l»r lsnd-wnter- THE MILANE C by tin- Muc- and th" phutnthe Atimiesnta Mid the report, developed dur*»*d pm-tmiHtic srbtrr and the Th* think ubsping cylinders L»‘ Ur. The f On the screen Wednesday “ Drusilla With a Million Mack Sennctt Comedy- fcclusive ^iasis v , ,A Liber; Your Greatest Florida Opportunity i« i . ^ HAT is what vve are doing: at MIAMI SHORES, with full appreciation o f the tre‘ niendous demands upon all the developers of the Greater Miami District in an effort to care fo r the ever increasing' throng who have set th'ojr hearts upon coining to this land o f palms and sunshine. We are en­ deavoring to play our part ih this great and magnificent program by building the type o f homes that the great majority of folks desire— T Homes of the better class—homes with superior location—homes in a property overlooking Biscayne Buy— homes in a most accessible section— homes where one may enjoy this mag­ nificent southern country to the maximum and homes within the means o f the average man With the rapid progress now being made on the bulkheading and cause­ way construction o f the MIAMI SHORES 100-foot wide causeway, property values at MIAMI SHORES are taking on tremendous enhance­ ment in values. A Real Selling Opportunity i PARIS, Feb. », <(/P))_Nlnc of PAULBORO, N .J ., Feb. 8.—W ) the twenty members forming the can be left aside as of no real In­ committee of the Independents’ terest and then the remaining 100 —County authorities were today onion have resigned, bringing this should be carefully sorted. trying to cotatlteh tile Identity o f M y s existence into / a critical n young woman whose body, clad In “ Sunday A rtists” Lincoln’s Birthday But If freak artists form the a union Suit and one stocking, urn* noto- noisiest Section of the Independ­ found oncaned In it cake o f lee In ents they are not. the most nu­ the Delaware Rtvpr yesterday. A AtUlcd to I.incoln’r. many .splendid trUta vrau his merous. The bulk o f th* members Are what the French call “ harm* post mortem examination revealed fru gality. Ue lived sim ply, but well. tm l alw ays less Sunday artists,’* that Is that the young woman whose •tgfl'x cfcqttomixcd and saved nt every consiriont turn. worthy individuate who work at was believed to have been between 28 and 85 yearo, was murdered. oil sorts of tailing* all the week and devote themselves to picture The skull was fractured. The painting on Sundays. Thetis Is n forehead was gashed. Other evi­ number o f Auch people dence tended to show that the wo­ Interest Paid on Savings AectwnUi paint brush to the donkey's tail -urprising In France, even If not *o many man was dead before the body was and encouraged the animal to ns those -who devote that day .to thrown Into tho water. The coroner swirli it Ovor a canvas, convenient­ a suburlum garden or allotment suggested'that perhaps ' she had ly placed, the brush being dipped or to trying to beguile a fish with necn thrown overboard from a ves­ into various paints from time to a worpi. sel,' after a tcrrihlo beating. time. John Rock ten a* youth, discover­ The prestnt split has comr on •Such a trick wns possible U3 no the QiK'iitlbn «uf how' tne hanging ed the body while walking along July passes on the pictures shown of pictures t i the Salim chan i t the river with two companions. It by members at their annual salon, reunited. At the annual meeting was necessary to uso axes to free so thnt the donkey’s effort only it was voted by .TOO against 7, to the body from the ice. A religious had to lx- sent In ns tho work of retain the rile adopted last year emblem hung about the neck, but STRENGTH - SERVICE - FR O C K S B 6s “ Monsieur Allboron” whose sub­ Cu»t works shall be hong in the no other mark of, identification was scription mid the small fee exacted strict' nlphahetigU order. .of tho found. from exhibitors were duly paid. painters names,_ ______ painters' a rule that was There arc some 3,000 inscribed nut entirely observed last year. The stronger tho light the bush­ A D V E R T IS E M E N T S A R K T H E S IL E N T SALESMEN OF members and nn Independents’ Sa­ The minority wished tint, works ier your beans, tho weaker, it Is lmi presents between 0,000 and should be groupcd^iy affinities the tallcn they grow. . | C O M M E R C E — T H E Y B R IN G BIG B U S IN E S S TO YOU j m j %» i ^ j y BenI KhUitcdom ia about to take place! i.i-.. Jil‘iit »'f Hurd to, Florida's Pyeilt-i*n Farming RLAhON for u man to own n lot nhtl huild hia boll MIAMI SHORES homes are sold be­ fore they can be completed— tangible i WAUCHULA ESTATES AND PEACE RIVER FARMS u fiai,)nubly priced rcaidential arcjTwlth tlu °«*ring *o*m, ,* u added attractive ^vriopment esclipting any rimilnr project >’«* *be ultimate'of ImproveinuntB requm te »u AN^ d knee range whkh will command tho uttehtion of the wlao lnv«t«r E8ELUNQ CONTRACT valuable one. It te immediately available alone, attain th mun °r ladies who can, by proof of »a|w* “ ’ V.. t b^tflry an’a hl*.h itandarda of our rcqUireroenU. Bcmuncration will b fw k U ftw '* W‘^ lh" « cc^.000 of Use project, r U* pn Z 'rt?*} *? “ riowobile,. M u r , splendid adyertWng. Intelligent ^ MuduJ to M S ^ l au ^ ^ V hU0C,» rtl|in office cooperaUon In follow-up, - tc ■ —- _ If you want to enjoy this matchless climate to the best advantage, we sub­ mit that you should consider MIAMI SHORES. The time and trouble needed to prove the merit of Miami Shores by a personal investigation will be well spent, and we will be glad to let your decision rest entirely upon the merits of MIAMI SHORES. #»U Hi. bt'itii* GENERAL **.«*XJ- s a l e s manager PROPERTIES c o r p o r a t i o n Wauchula, Florida M r d i evidence of the fact that Miami Shores as a home site opportunity is t unparalleled,, �** f c Cmf r Veteran fILM STARS RE-WED RIVERSIDE, aCI., Feb. —Alinn Rubens and Ricardo Cories have been mnrried for the second time with the blessing of the dis­ trict attorney, who was stirred by the’ first marriage before her df. I vorcc became obsolete. »■««»»( • Congress Pays Honor 1Q C onfederate Officer BILL CAI 8 FS NO WORRY To the left you eee Mias Foo­ ter wearing turban of metal cloth and on the right aheswean cne of the new long tunic* that are no very practical. RICHMOND, Va.. Feb. 0._(/P)— of Pocahontas are unWASHINGTON, Feb, O J a c k s o n would have found no D.-rccndants ---- ------- ------- ' V lAv iJ Htirmg tribute to Major General place upon the pages of history, to E. B. Stuart, the great cavalry, guild forever with a romantic lustre __ * "l__ _______ I__________ Vr|rr»1[|in. Packet to fini, |. U exceedingly rninrt and may*be G et the best— IV i^xvwgltlfiUCU UH VHII* borne Foster la o f metal cloth In ehadea o f coral and gold worn over' black velvet. Smocking at either aide o f the waiatllne give* the allm ung silhouette and achieves tho Red appearance about the hips which la bo very youthful and slenderising. The smocking is repeated on tha alcevea and forma the new bell ahape that {a rivalling in pOpUlarlk.. • .Major ,Sted man, himself accord­ ed an ovation In the house a few days ago on hia 85th birthday, took the occasion of the 83rd an­ niversary of General Stuart's birth to deliver the eulogy. Blajor Stedman gave a sketch of General Stuart’s career, which end­ ed In death from, wounds, suffered at Yellow Tavern,- near Richmond, in the spring of 1884. "My heart prompts mo,” said Major Stedman, "on this, his birth­ day, to express my dUmlratlon for a man, whose memory I shall ever cherish, whose life was one o f un­ surpassed courage, of unexcelled heroism, of rate self-denial—a life without ytain and without re­ proach. T ' "The forces of moral power have controlled during all Ages the des­ tines o f nations. From their in* fluence comc#n supreme sense of duty. Without this, the legions of Lee would not -have struggled in S [HI HEN DEI ilon Designer feet in an hvehlng frock, I find I' .ttitle a valuable ntfent. It lenda , Itself to many original arrange* . nvent*, and la so Illusive nnd feml* ' M l nine that It makes any ytfting . . woman more interesting. The evening frock shown today T. I o f flame colored moire la very , j slim and narrow with a shallow 1 j yoko o f tulle. About the hern la •. ft added a width of tulle that gives 1 the transparent effect this season . ■ nponaors so enthusiastically. « " Many yards o f tulle ore used In , this bouffant effect which framesa hugo coral rose at the hip. The v, frock of today does not overlook , the decorative. If there U not a sash nt the aide or a bustle in the f' back there la an ornament some, where to focus the attention. * k The evening wrap is always 1m* ■ * portent and the newest onea for S Palm Beach glvo us a very good L—. idea o f what the summer wraps will be like. of n v 1 always urge upon womifl to bio. realise ., tho importance of the, The sheer wrap as an adjunct to style, Is a Pi llrniKv W cckfree M 1J f ----- V o te en ses To R id S ection s M osq u ito es This W ee k airy officer ever bom in North America.’’ “ During the war betweeno the states. in the two campaigns most disastrous to the federal nrniy— that of General McClellan in his unsuccessful attempt to capture Richmond and that of Genernl Pope—Stuart contributed largely to the ,final result He mnde the entlro circuit o f both armies nnd furnished information of the high­ est importance to confederate head­ quarters. "Military critics hnve pronounc­ ed the battle of Chancellors vil!-.‘ the most brilliant of the many vic­ tories won by General Robert E. Lee. It has been called the tncticnl masterpiece o f the nineteenth cen tury. Thia battle will never Inblended with the name nnd fnii-.of General Stuart." 'We hnve for quick «ale u nice little BUNGALOW ailU« ted on the corner of 10th St,, nnd Laurel Ave., nt « pi*jce tlint you can't afford to miss. See us.at once about this. Price $7000.00 WITH VERY EASY TERMS. “ FORT PIERCE, Feb. your community has ever made for National as well as stato-wlde at­ Tho chamber* of tention^ will be focused on 8t- Fort pierce. Lucie county this week when pro­ rommcrcc at Bildxi nnd Gulfport, perty owners vote on the propos­ Mis*., can prove anti-mosquito ed $500,000 bond-luma to finance campaigns have brought a largu the eradication of moBqultoc*.1 Those In charge of the war qn thu increase In tourist* nnd of pur- One G-room house dh Sanford Ave., opposite Rose Court with eastern exposure, beautiful, shnde trees, flower garden and garage, nil fur ? 10,000.00 with a rmnll cash payment and the balance over a period id years. > , . - chasers of homes and property. " If you want your community to become and remain really n •five,'you must eliminate your pes­ tiferous mosquitoes. Well direct­ ed mosquito elimination is an in­ vestment that pay* excellent re­ turns ami increase* the |ncom<> of the city and county. * < "In l ‘J25 two more railroads hnve stnrtcd mosquito control campaigns because It pays ami because it In i Increased the profits <«1 p’q.i'r rail roads thut undertook is'n"nr voil; before." U E # O j Short tirciithlnK ■ w rrllevcd in n f « w linura; sw ellin g rt-flurcd In n f«-w itaj*. rrKUlnte* tin, llvrr. Idilni'.is, stnmnch mill In oi l. i»u ri ll*-« l In, I'll ml, M renitthm a tin* •litlr«* n s li-m. W rite fo r ( r e f trial tr r n lA ---- - One lot on thc corner o f 13th and Palmetto Ave in? east for $3500.00. EASY TERMS. acie C ou n ty M a y Treated One TV i.rov.vr nnd Shi Mnilltnnf. Fk* W roi.t.L'M oner*v iiipmnr eo. >r|il. IIX wAJilh ‘ Phone O A-rdct IjM s a i i ii M U B i n i ii n i i n n Atlanta, Ururiln We are enjoying a good business because in a very c o m p l e t e stock o f Furnishing fort Volume of merchandise now being receive! equals that o f a month’s shipment some wceld An opportunity to serve you will truly prod turn a house into a home. 1 COLCLOUC.H REALTY CO Real Estate . , General Insurance w t il Finn. National flank illdi, Hanford, Fla. Telephone 73 V4 |i m V R gtbry by an overwhelmJorUy and that this county th* first in Florida to wag* vo campnlg-n ngnfiiHt the irid that wo have got mosquitoes—pilenty o f them. bu*. to get rid of them." 1 advice o f the . Fort Pierce News Trlbfine nevcral ■ months a g o ;. Leader* of thr- com­ munity saw the wisdom o f the ad’ vie# and In Je«s than n week a large fund was raised to finance » survey. * , flNvrv Expert Employed Col. William D. tvrlghtaon, sonin-law o f General Gorgos, who cleanod up Panama, wu* brought to Fort Pierce. He designated the as the bratdfag area of thu mos­ quitoes. Ho claosed them u* suit Water mosquitoes. Since that.Um« a survey of tho Mttire Island In the county llmltH haa been Made by Col. Wrightston and he reports that a aevernl times during the year a consider­ able portion o f the Island would be flooded by high tides. As tho wat­ er receded it left pools and In theso This MonderfuI~i)ining Suite ' $200 to $44 5 Spam.-h motifs hav Ilining Suite. "Tht portrays tho guidin i t-n' iit ies ago. See boi-ji worked with precision min this veryi Granatin” is modern, in its adaptation, jrfil ininionceof furniture art that ilmirishtdii his Suite before you buy. W ithin 7 miles of Sanford. Part of this property is c ^ # *- Lcdce M onroe arid part on-the-St. Johns River. «, ’ *i *>.j . ^ i'|| lAdv, 4 . . ■' ■J t I l .. >- G' f (l. a . i< * t • * • State H igh w ay N o. 3 runs right through this property c j luxurious Overstuffed Suites .FTT*— . I -.2 Cash— Balance | Year $200 to $575 nur display of beautiful .L ivin g Room Furniture. coiwi.<tinf Df unholeirt *a *ludtod otX)ve. . Most any pattern in » upholairv t.j the better grrnlea can be hat!. You will iL 1 ,<,,n 0lir stock fo r yoiir new home. FREE DEUVEIiy We make free delivery anywhere in Florida. 1 i chases. �" w * 1»u Peiig For Treacher ow n story of iwttmaat E H f ,n * 5 ? ni P he n product of Rirper, however, is if>a Cosmopolitan in- ( 8 Saved A fter Boats Collide Jersey i oast Friday night when the Wellington sank, it became known today. The collision occured ubout six miles northeast of the Brigdntine shoals. Thc Wellington was owneil t»y the Urooks-Scanlon Lumber Company und the Ardmore by the Mallory Transport Lines. - Giyi r . \\u PSvPHina‘ *•—W P* pu hag Fcbissued a dk-- urination of"a united I patriots to m 7 v ' •^ ’ : ' ' ■ Coromun rmeriy MM»r*ald«ntf BoUheirtki arc In ’9 repmontatlva In |people with pomi H»Unir--'kJkSi-'Gen* Fcn* Yu* na being in a secret alliance ^ I U uu "* p ”n.TerMt*on B<tw«n Face to Face With your Problems I aula Prrin- ami Leslie Prcacoit—Continued: * ,‘ ‘I *m. leaving the city directly l£Et W | B * h in I* lfN o t on ,y W t t B ^ tcri h^ ? ictUrd is finlmfied. S S t a t e hio«rapher.l » m in the the » but be was cdu“ f,r ,T„ S i i a . Hves in Florida ‘ ‘ l and hU.trovemd some twen!? K i r t t r ^ i r l y « “ mer* 1* ’ initni,r,i tastimi*# . * * VirrinUK'1™ Marion 1- t*waon, \ nniliicr. to Florida. Mr. l' n.awion f c 1*™ a resident of the H i ,Z r*tiia for a number Of yeaV*. * anlj like t0 tcl1 thc wor,d that he I* ready to remain many i- m o r e , t*-averred. (! nv^attho Supreme Court, only >- .,nc < /the si* ju sticeswa!l *°“ nd « hAa native Floridian. Judge vv It Ellis was bom at Pcnsaco„ u* Airilco J. g. Whitfield's “ ba­ il bvhid home” iF in Wayne county, dlvn/i Carolina: Justice Armstead n(B r> . the chief Justice is a na„ .../o f Tnlboton, C.n.; Justice RlvIIV Buford, Puluski, Tennj Justice v L Terrell. -HalcviHe. Miw.,apd JiJIrtiee Strum. Valdosta, Ga. >f n.' Hudson Hurr. chairman lof .!])„> Railroad Commission waa bom "fin the District of Golumbia and /l)r. Fons A. Hathaway in Holmes f county. Florida. . ren ou n ces Immediately to the. station fro* tdl vou' how h w°ntler you11 ,ct me tell you very lfmuch 1 esteem your friendship, Mrs, Prescott? U lllo Milady for all occa-t moos. ' I Miss Willard’s Gift Shop On RaKony at the Basket KIRK’ S AUTO TOP SHOP .t , ...— Side Cartatna Caiklikt Sea* Cut era Carpel. I’Uonp IM)_J SaalorS, n a . POTTER’S “ORLANDO MAID” Do iu>4 hesitate to come to us for n fri«^dl>T confidential talk whenever you need fiwtncial help and advice. CANDIES Special attention paid to Parties, receptions n and .weddings. We ale here to help you. nnd you will whys find un willing. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Factory 308 W. Central Avenue Retail Store 15 E. Central Avenue - Orlando, Florida Are. iiiuuii an trusty Mi»9 Pericr.” *‘1 cb. every word of it. Tiny have come after me, s o .HI have to say good-bye. Will you ti ll Mr« Atherton huw little Jack is from day to day until he is completely rccovcrvd? I'm sure Sally will wire me about iU Good-bve, Mr.Prescott.” “ Good-bye. I hope you'll get through beautifully today and ymir life forever after w ill,he passed in pleasant places.” \ “ Thank you,' Mrs.t Prescott.” Telephone ('nnsoreitthin lietwreu Mr. John Mden Ritwott and l.e-lie Prescott: “ W f’ te just going into the mill, dear. How is little Jack?” mueii better, John. I>i>.-1■>i Snyage" says he’s surely going R iiiK iiiM R R S iiiiin iiia iiiiiia iiiiu s iiiiiiiu iis ia U h :v i be ail right.” “ I wisli the damn thing were all over, Leslie ” “ Whv, wlml is the mattir with ypu,' Jack? Surely you know Him you have everything nt the mill, in readiness add you saitt yilu haft everything inspected very citreful"Vca, I know. Leulit’, but I i mit­ er wish you'd voine down. You ur,> always just a combo t to lave around, do nr.” “ Now, don't l)o turvpus, lack. Call lilt* up Uh gonfi as you got everything over. I ju-1 hud u uleihone call from Mi- Porter. Nlio's caving directly aft* t the sentence is- finished.” f Has inaugurated a system o f classified advertising that will cover every phase o f business. Correctly classify the wants o f every housewife^ in fact, anything, regardless of size, price, or service it performs, can be bought, sold, exchanged or rented, through the Classified Columns of. the Herald. ^ “ f Ycnlly wish -lie could have gone before. 1 .don't know what made me give nn consent to tViu silly perforiuunei ’ “ Don't In* grouchy, dear. Co on nnd do your little work nnd I'll be here waiting for you ,at dinner time,” * “Tliniik <bid. Leslie, I always find you waiting for me. If I did not know you were there J do not think I would want to live.” (Copyright, if'-d, NEA Service.) TOM ORROW : Pittsburgh Sun— K\tra. SI 11CSS 1 Your business can be kept before the eyes of the / public at a moderate cost, by having a standing ad t explaining vour service in the Classified Columns, r o the Real Estate Man: a Umlcr construction new Spanish stucco house, seven rooms; garage ami servants quarters. Corner Magnolia and Spurling. Easy terms. Will be ready fur occupancy about February 1st. •, New Spanish type house; "M* rooms'; in Uel-Air on Mcllonville Avenue; easy terms. New Spanish stucco bungalow in San I-anta; .•asy terms. 1 - A com plete list of your daily offerings in the columns of T h e Herald will proVe very profitable It isJnot a matter of selling, it is just a matter of of■- (ering what the public wants. f o the Autom obile Dealer Lots 3, 4 ami 5 Block 1G Tier 1; corner of San­ ford Avenue and 15th St. $100.00 per front foot for quick sale. Easy terms. Used Cars can be disposed of very economical!J Lot. 20, Block 8, San Lanta; price $2,000.00, through these coluptns. Daily someone receives sufficient money to purchase a car, if thc car this man wants is advertisAl a sale is most certain, Tluougliout the country theXTassifiecf Columns REALTORS First Street and Palmetto Avenue is the clearing house for used cars. T o the Housewife As Long As therhousewife a ls o little cost as a Clarified. A d . Sanford Grows That vacant room, thc old chair, chiffonier'or other articles in the attic or loft can be turned into imme­ diate cash at1a small cost through Classified Ads'. Parity the >entreated A Jothefimh*Ctnighv' wntuUnd Business Property Is Your Safest Investm ent” proof of what others think o f Sunford wjj A client who wishes to lerid up to $1.00 , Sunford Ciiv P rone rtv. .See us if .V0UI‘ *u’ Realty Company II. S. LONG, Manager H iiu in iu a i !M°-U Bal Building Phone iK s s s ir r . . — ILj </• J' 'j ‘■ml'a KjMPVM Ah •J.R || k h �K BRU ARY^l ona— R ep a ir Sanfori Daily herald VAN ? AD. RATES 32— Help W nnted— Femtale T truuJ Caahin Adrai*e Teleph/ne ads. will bo re­ ceived/ from rnlleefor m b ! fer pnywrnL 10e a.tine . 8c a Ilaa . 7c a Hqe RELIABLE USED CARS! ‘ l JIudson Passenger Touring. 1 Essex 6 Coach, 1925. . ■ ■ ■ ■ K c g n THREE SALESLAI selling proposition .SEMINOLE BU EXCHAN 8. M. ABBRCI -W ashed p o lis h e d r U nd • Greased’’* , LAUNDRY 1 ■1 Oakland Sedan, 1923. 1 Buick Touring, 1022. . TJ& reduced rates am for cU •ecutlve Inrrrtiona. : « x words o f average length are counted a line. Minimum charge of AO for i and Second,*. First And Elm, lord Avenue andr jo th Street. 2 Chevrolet Coupee, 1924. 1 Essex 4 Roadster, 1922. . 1 Ford Coupe, 1024. i , 1 Ford Fdrtlor Setl.ip. 1925. Cor only,one incorrect Insertion, the 'advertiser for sobronuent COLORED G1 for rfltlld in 33— H elp W gn 1 Chevrolet Sedan, 1924. -and 'insertion. AH ,advertising is restricted M Proper claial fixation. If art error ia made The San­ ford Ilemld will be responsible IV— Employment 1 Franklin Touring. 11)22. 2 Ford Touringa, 1922. 1 Lexington, 1922. 1 Lexington, 1924. 3 Hit'lri.n Tourings, 1021. 2 HupmnLllo 4s, 1922. 1 OldsiTi <blle, 1024. ■' * '\ ^ \ ’ . See Us For Prices and Terms. .'O P E N ALL NIGHT Wreeker Service Day and Night 24 Hours Storage WALKER A LEWIS OARAGE Sanford Am. A 2nd Street Phone 60 nEAL ESTATE SALESMEN Only producers wanted. We liavo nn unusually attractive proposition to offer to hustlers who have come to Sanford to make tnoney.Our list­ ings and clientcl is the best. If you nro a salesman and want to make permanent connections, where your services will bo appreciated, I I I — B u sin e ss S e rv ic e nnd your Income unlimitiHl. Ad­ dress Box D-100 care Herald, for 18— Business Service Offered an interview. FRESH FRUIT, fresh vegetables. Frcah oysters daily. Wo carry 1923 DODGE Roadster, run less than 1000 miles. Will make price only thtrbest in these linen. Try our Inter*-ting. Seo Mr. Holt,- 116 store for quality products. Royal Fruit Co., 107 W. First Street. French Avenue. 9— Personals SUFFERERS of heart trouble. Anglrla Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthma. High Blood Pressure, Parnlych, I will gladly tell you free, how you can get quick and lasting relief, without using drugs, medicine or acrtims. Address R. V-Walden, Box 10— L ost nnd Fount! FOU ND, earUiio nmpiuit r>f r on let St- Finder will reft properly Indeiitlfied and thefor thS- od. 619 1st St. i Mallem._____________________ POUND, on Fifth ru th sStt,, bug, baft, conilng rmnll amount of change, may have by giving proper Ication, nnd paying for this LOOT OR STOLEN, Bi , tire and Ford rim. Re! ZTtnt Shop, Sanford. HANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Glllon A Platt 116 Magnolia. Everything elec-, tftrtd. Phono 422. Elettr.igith Radio.. DODGE Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc. PIc.isure cats and Graham trucks. JAMES H. COWAN—All finds of Tint and Sheet biota) Work. Oak und 2nd Street. Phono 3 Water and Boat Tanks, At <mk SANFl D BUICK CO Afemio and Third Street. Jele212 b rnolla Avenue phone 111. tone 867 MIRACLE Concrete Co., general HUP8-«!lARMONB cement work, nldewaiks, build­ Sanford Automobile Co. ing blockn, Irrigation boxes. J. It. 206 Magnolia Ave. Phono 137 Tenrillcgcr, Prop. LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON T. M. DUNLAP: Palntlni of the Edward Higgins, Inc. bettor kind. 10th and Laurel. Commercial A Palmotto. Phone 831 Phone 656-W. NASH HUN AN AD in these colmmiH. Sanford Dealer, S. A. Pine The colt is small, results nro W. First S t n Phone 017 great. Phono 148. Engraving, Hhnhoaaing. DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS Sedan Ton Trurk . .......... $250,00 Ton Truck ............ ..$200,00 Chaiais ...................... $130.00 '8 Cadillac, ask for price nhd inter Palmetto Avenue ajtd Commercial Street. EDWARD IUGCINS, INC. die 331 Sunfurd, Fla. DEVOE'S PAINT VARNISH JVill Do The Work. BALL HARDWARE Call Phone 8 Sell Good Used Cars. 1P26 Ford Coupe. 1022 Ford Coupe. 1925 Ford Touring. J M I Fordor Sedan."^— ' ' . 1023 Ford Touring. 1926 Ford Ton Truck. CELERY FARMS, easy terms. 3 acres celery farm 26,000. 5 acre celery farm $0,000. 10 aeroa celery farm $12,000. 30 acres high class celery farm, $8,0(10 house for $00,000. 40 aero celery farm 240,000. Have five acre tract’ unimproved celery land See Jas. A. Johnson, 112 W. First Street, Sanford. B usiness Kqulpment - H. B. McCALL JR. BARGAINS ROOMS, with or without •meals. Rcaaonablc rntrs. Lincoln Hotel GH— R oom s W ithout Hoard A very desirable home In Fort Mellon, will roi)ii1>c completed. See Mr. Britt of the BrittChittendcn Realty Co. FRONT BEDROOM, wii family, ' gentleman mil r.8fl-W, TWO desirable connecting rooms,. Close in, HIV \V. 3 I2ti feet on Union Avenue nt corner of Chapman at $225.00 per front foot. Wdrth twfvv* the price asked. Sue Mr. Hunt ut Britt-t'hillctiden Realty Co. * FOUR unfurnished Oak Avc. Room a fo r Housekeeping A modern business building near in on West First Street, netting in per cent income now on the price asked. s**es> „ _ , >r** • 5 20 acrcB on Island Lake $8,000.00, a good buy for un investmcnl, better for u rural home. FURNISHED housekeeping apart- inont or sleeping rooms. IT ncrmuneut-tauinU only. Nu.ehil ilren, hdt whtcfninl IcIFphnne fur uislied. Apply 711 I’hrk Ave. 72— W h ere 1» Stop in Town, IK -AU kH T- O E P ^ ft iT E R o n : o r c o o R * » e » r tT U / nIH*o V O U V /O W 'T C ^ p e c t u « > - e t c :: f . HIGGINS-SMITIMVTG11T, INC Realtors First Street and Palmetto Are. 3 salesladies who have experenco in . the sale of rent r*Utt, good position and good ct>mmi?.«km allowed. , W c Ore especially anxious to mcure listings o f lots in Kranklii Terraco from the parties who orifinally purchased these lots aid who now desire to sell thenv Wt arc giving this business special at­ tention n?ul if you will list them with us will sco that you get senrice. NOW FOR SALE Wo Imvo 2 lots only left nov far ^alo in Fort Mellon which wi ru sell you at a sacrifice. The en*r has placed thorn with ns for iamediate Bale, as ho must Man THE WHITE REALTY CO. 305 First Not’l. Bank Bldg. Builders Supplies 110 North Laurel S t WANTED to rent **r I room , furnished nmnis nr .mmnil tage in auhdivisiim M<tn>n Wynn, Gem-rttl D<liu r\. llltirr-CHITTENDEN REALTY CO., INC. G3— Building Materials 58— H ousehold G oods BUNGALOW 81—Mousey Fot^ Sale MODERN HOMES ’ Fpaiii li design bungalow Celery A' e„ $65110, terms. 6 room house, garage. Holly Ave., $6600, terms. New five room house, garage, etc., Snnfuril Ave., $5800, easy terms, three room cottage on Dixie High­ way. near Lake Mdtiroo, $2,000; $60ii cai-h, bulancc monthly. Sec Ju«. A. Johnson, 112 W. 1st St, Sanford. T„ - TO KENT unfurnished house by young couple. Residents not lourSanford Agent. HK) Sanford **'!**• must have 2 or .7 bedrooms, will lease nt reasonable rent Pre­ Avenue. fer location close in. Write Post Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. 821 E. First .Street Wo carry a full lino ur prices are. right, Cash or THB CI.ARKSBURG EXPONENT ' r»*.- JVewugt -your business. “ Central West Virginia’s larg­ est daily. Want ad rate 1 J.2c per 61*A—MUccllancnuy- Ex* word; 4 insertions 1 l-4c; 6 or change mui s lc per word each Insertion. V J E L L -lh t ^TU CK . T H C R E ti M o V//VY G ITTIN ' O O T o r tT l TQmCHT - Close in on Palm etto Avenue. Eustem exposure. 6 rooms *« both. Price for next few days $6*00 easy terms. Eastern exposure lot In Pin* hurst $1000; pash $800. Balance io auit McCALL-A FOX REALTORS PHONE 745. San Lanta Lot 14, Block 7, $J>* 200.00. San’ 1uinta Lot 25, Block 8, $-• 000 00 Evans Terrace Ix>t 43x134. IL* 250.00. , •Three oue-half aero *ann, tiled, baa house, g4r«$c large bearing fruit treea. r < BOOTH AND GIBBS 117 Mugnolla Atcnua ^ A. P. CONNEU.Y & SONS Dor. Second und Magnolia By GEORGE McMANUS IT ?)CTTLe«> IT ALU t s :k" WANTED SANFORD DRUG COMPANY "The Rcxnll Store" MILLER O. PHILLIPS, INC. THREE BURNER, gas pl«t« ami Fhone H Oak at 2nd S t We make u specialty of our prompt kitchen tabic. 210 loturel Ave. filling of .prescriptions and quick, delivery. Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches 62— Mualcol Inylrumcnly LANEY'S DRUG STORE—Pre- REALIORK and Brokers should carry u complete list o f their acriptioips Drugs, Sodas. Wo are aa near you as your phone. best offerings In the classified col13—41 ulomoblleti for Ex unta daily. K3— ParntH and l^md Fur Safe AUTOS FOR HIRE Flan Is, Ft^lilirery EAGLE AUTO SERVICE Day 28— Repairing or night. Meets all trains. Bag1000 SOUR orange and grapefruit age transfer. Phone 551 and 63-W. SANFORD ROOKING CO. Tile *vvdlings, one half to one in’, for LAKE MONROE |,ANI> roofa, built un roofs. Re-rooflng Drive and Water front over old roofs. La-aka repaired. KaREEL A SONS iiieton. SUr Itt. Delund. You Drive It, Umatce free. Call Oak Ave. and W. MyrUe and 2nd St- at R. R. 3rd St. Phono 111. I V v iD v o u AvRr o o t me. T o th e: ok. P Y b T C M b a n d THAT S E T T u e t * i t • ^>e. ‘ a p 84— Houses l or Sale GING UP F A T H E R w it h i J V terms. i<6— Wanted—Ti See ur EVER BRITK Radiant Oil Heater. CHIROPRACTIC, adds years to life and llfu to years, Try this wonderful Science for your ills and ailments, nnd be convinced. Phone -I82-J for appointment. l)r. Vh U. MacDougail, First Na- about February 1st I New Spanish type h0, T il?18l! ;. 3, corner 4 *nd of 5, BSuf lock Tier Avenue and 16th st liw 1 Svrviccy WIGHT PRINT SHOP-PHnUng Under Spanish rooms; garage and quarters. Corner S and SpUrling. Easv mu b. „ . f , DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell thing? If so advertise in PHONE 148 for prompt attention and experienced service in ar­ aincs villa Sun. ranging your copy. fil>— Specials at the Stores MONTEZUMA HOTEL SECOND HAND BRICKS cleaned. also iiuantity huts nuilnblu for Rnnford's most home-like concrete. W. M. Young. 208 N. tel; JocatcOt on corner Magn Avc., 2 minutes wulk from h Park Avenue. ness section. Open all year. YELLOW PINE lumber, plenty «.r J. it McDo n a l d , Mgr. AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If you framing and sheathing for im­ DIANA Phone 486 want to sell your used ears, ad- mediate delivery at u saving to you. — Diana Sale* and Servlet if. First S t Phbne 6J7 vertlso dally qn the classified page. Vermont Lumber Co., Osteen, Fla. 71— Aimrlmenly and Flats Phono 4800. 8 . Q. PORTER, Mgr. first. W* do it. Thona 417-W R. R. Ave.-Commercial St. Gu a r a n t e e d f o r d u s e d , _ C A R B AND. TRUCKS, m 75.00 J28 Touring ................. $176.00 li23 Touring ............ $186.00 fv *»7— Rooms With Hoard " II—Automobiles w . p: OAftfER Room 330 MdachBdildlng ADVERTISE in the Jotmtal-Hcr■1 f"Y . . . i L w -.rl VI U; W IftPA L4®fi t aid. South f Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly . and Sunday. Classified ratea 10c per line. Waycrosa Jour­ nal-Herald. Waycross, Georgia. SANFORD and PHILADELPHIA We have Northern buyers 'for real bargains. TWO nutomobRe salesmen, good LITTLE and CLAY DEN proposition to hustlers. Replies •I Hull Building. strictly confidential. Address It. L. S. care of Herald. IF IT’S A BARGAIN "W e Have It" SUNNYLAND REALTY CO. CHRYSLER i Realtor C|IAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO, HERALD will bring you in big 411 W. 1st St. Phono Oil H.* G. Woolworth, Mgr., 221 Mcisch results. Advcrtlso those old ar­ Bldg., over Piggy Wiggly, but we ticles you have stored away and . deliver. 11—-Automobiles for Sale have no use for. A littlo . thirtycont ad may bring you several dollars. Thono 148 and a repre­ WILLY8 - KNIGHT and Overlqnd, sentative will call and seo you. F. and M, Motor Co., Park and TRACTOR SERVICE: Plowing, Commercial. disking * and street grading, last us do your subdivision. M. M, 4!)— Poultry und Supplies FMINOLE IIUDSON-ESFEX Lord, Route A, Box 216. INC. FOR PURE bred Rhode Island 208 Oak Avenue 19— Building— C ontracting eggs. Gall 2112. Phono 41 ST Between the postofflce and KoumllUt A Anderson’a upproxi) unused 2-ccnt stam M m return to Flori Corporation. more JAS. A. JOHNSON 112 W. first 'Street. BRAND NEW Oakland Touring and Oakland Cnnrh. Sacrifice for cash. ft. J. Glosser, dealer. Corner C elery nnd Elliott Street. \ CHEVROLET DnifeJou Chevrolet Co., Inc. Srul , ____1'j.m e 716 P»y» H O U SE S- AdvtR. Mediums •EXPERIENCED l a d y Stenographer,, desires employment.- Car furnish references from past em­ ployer. Address Box L. L. Herald AMERICAN CAFE W « bam just opened up a modern 3.ri— Sidesm en -and A g e n ts SEMINOLE HTJD80N-ESSEX cafe In the Cates building. Wo serve „ 117 Magnolia Avehuo. . I home cooked-foods, in the cleanest of surroundings. Everything ranlCome in and eat with us, I—Announcements CELERY TLANTS. Ebcrlo>j'Pcc ini. Phone 133-W morning be­ fore 8 o'clock. _____ _ CUT FLOWERS for sale. CalchJu las now reinly. 25c •per dozen INCOME propeprty Phono 40-W- Mr**- L. 1L Jones. than 8 per cent. ’ "StTSWART THE FLORIST" Flowers for all occasion*. * “ Myrtle. ■ phone CCO-W. 814 o e a u t if o l „ W K A T H tR .- BARGAIN: 6 acrca im: in city limlta for $S< will sell for $2<W l* T unce terms. Lies near subdivision. B. H. Baa toni, 112 W. P in t St. BUENA VISTA Cprner lot oh Celery Av* .^ S (S Ibl* to city water, gaa, ‘“’^ L w and sewers. Cotitrsct ***« for paving all avenues *# 7 * L ^ division,. We offer today, tfl at tha absurdly low price o* U[t^ 9fJ\ Anl. ana half CMAha �YOU KNOW MEAL SAv, I'd roow rv " SQMEPtflCE ON THE. Bo a t f o r m y / / T o DO A LITTLE /[ V sfT ^ o iu i»j* y I ' « 'ilA&O CASH y 7 ,' : *' ' . Balance Easy Term* Will Buy e\r Six Boom Houtfe \ V ; IT'S TftCK K E E P e r VlHfCTI THt MATY E R ­ IC HC StCK . East Front On Big =e wotWT him COLLY uR y --------------TUNMEV To PIGHT GENE Yl_____ IN HE.WvtxifcTAwo i W ANT h i m t o w o r k S O R E , rt.1 ^OoT A L iT tL S WHilE pm v o o M J iP IL _ v ie.L t, l a s m w : H o w M U C H OF\ ei v o a s g _ VAt*% SAY Q l£ FELIA-* SHM4E KAMOS WITH M R. KEYS ^THE P O t iS E P > If I'M THC / Po w e r / AMO i m YOO ftOYTIM’ OP FOR THE FlQHT r Q tA O To M eet yoo J M # .K E E T E Can 104-j ; R. A . KING ATTRACTIVE BUY Heart of First Street Incomo Property Call 394-J. PORTER E. PITTS < M 08TN P0P Burr MR. BARTON, I cannot Allow UNCLE HENRY Tb 06 PROSECUTED w. V. WtlEELER, INC. Realtors UG Magnolia-Avc. Bv Tavlorij T he Mystery Clears V£RV VWSU..IPY3U c e r u s e i b posh the CHARGE X MAY A S . WELL WITHDRAW ^ FROM THS CASE J THERE IS MO MiSTARE ABOUT IT, MR TYTB - j YOUR SHOES r F i t t e d THE j TOOTPRlNTS J EXACTLY y Phone 39-1-J OH UNCLE HEW** NOW I REMEMBER WE MISSED A A PAIR OF YOUR { } OLD P.HOCS Y t FROM TUB Vfe . 0AC4CPDRCH -] L THE SAME DAY ' V*THE R imG w as X ^ ' S T olen , -. Amo x k BOUGHT > TUs Pawn TICKET FOR v o r e tta ’ s . Ring from \ AN OLD WORJB , ^WEU. THE MYSTERY SEEMS Tb BE ALL. CLEARED . OP> MR.TVTES SHOES AT 'IRE TIME OF IRE ROBBERY- ,\TfcAMP f ALL CLFARED J J P - SAMI'.. HOW ABOUT MV SHOES f SB—-Meal E stn lc fo r E x ch a n g e 40 ACRES Hlnck Hammock Celery Land For Sale. Lota number* 211, 212. 243, 244 in the SW 1-4 ,of the SW 1-4 of Hcction 1-21-31 Sem­ inole county. 1-4 mile* northwest of Oviedo; la 1-4 mile from two railronds and p^ved roads. Sur­ rounding lands making big money In truck. Price $12,000.00. Termi i-4 rash, balance 1, 2, 3 and 4 /cant nt 8 percent Semi Annually. No incunibcrancci and 1025 tax paid. Address Owner, Robert E. Ellis, P. O. 322, F'W Myers, Fla. O U T OUR on building and Sanford Corporation. Bldg. Phone s m a p rr SM AP \t W H IC H DO > M U H \AIAvW T ? ■fH' H O S S EF? M O O ? Q u ic k I C A kiT <j »T tiwr.,1 t J o c jf AO l "To l d y o u m a c k » He g o £ f » , - p o o ^ e p M L U ?T o O iT T H 1 C0RviER<5 TfitWuHT vnTH THAT' u ’l b l o u p e \<i A ^ r R e '^ ,. - ^ ah , \*JO£ IO lAACK.'-VOU AM' I LULL Has/e T a fttpE TAiiPtM FROM UOLi OL\,->^ OL' 9U«i» ' j TELL OFF, LiHEvi*G>Ue . 1 VLAYED HER MASCARA j 17 g At e o k Hu a » - — n e p , < ! L h e Ha ^ o u e E>Hoevv-, J [ t i ? u p TvV A i& ue A v7> I I l V _. Kou\ 1 tv \e u e IIF YOU wtuit to sell your farm,. ffc cun be of good service to you ns we have inquirer* for both small f nd large farm properly. Deanlu g Corporation, 515 First Nat'l Mmik Bldg. Phono 713. i • - Advertising Mediums By AKcnjgjS By Williams O U R B O A R D IN G H O U S E t 89— Wanted — Real Estate Listings WANTED lots in Fort Mellon : Heights. Dcan-Horg GIG First Nut'l. Bank 713. WAY i'.t I ’m afrm p late io rffe*1bo vAim, .■■v t-ri t •— - -fE L L M’S, He e v lM X o vje p -ttf C O R K VUTHotiT READING TVV P IR E C TlO K ^ ! «*• AU' A PItR M L LlE-fOLT/M ABOU-T TvV O U A U e I — ' ALL RuSHf B U G ,~ GO AHEAP* V O O L ^ CrtM*LEErroi\VMe»£ ^ AU<seL0>. FEAR J V IALT^ 1- j > }b VIAaT ® -tW R U r f? * .! CAMS »ur 1W e v i p . o r ■ a w 'M oN /ict^ v toiiw rr, t v o t K vojovi vHVKf S0lir\LBeFTt?> ARE CRACKIMG W&OUT*l« V M M 'V iM T fe E G d ? -', ^ vJv\V(MoitfRE J v_-i B<rw o i r f A r 1URGANTOWN, F v a , peopl. are Intrrestod in Florida. Each >f them through a classified ad it the Morgantown POST. Sis cents a word for six rousocutlvf t About Issues. u Twin Dm golf i t- OR SAL^-L^pa6< on tba pags Terms for clrsstfled uavertliementa (ini' yenr i 'b y pt»t rent those vacant r«*om« »l ti )ht ««U that vcond-hond goods? TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa 11nme Dally, rates 2 cents a word. Minimum 25c, caaii with order Write for comnM* rate cardL HIE MORNING JOURNAL Is ths accepted wont ad medium to Daytona (H a.) One cent a worn •n Insertion. Minimum 25c. i*. j ■f.v> '■S® t'OLUMRUS (Ga.,) LEDGER 'RATION Classified ads have the largest circulation in Southwestern Geor­ gia. Rate 8c (C-word >line) line. LEARN ABOUT PoDt County and lakeland, through the StarTelegram. Best advertising a tlinm In South Florida. Published m.rnlng*. STAR-TELEGRAM Ukel-uHl. Horids, BY CONDO iiatY JJ *?w.LljA*3i> A lo o se U BQ ikliS c o n h e c ^ ioki RST& - YOU COOLDWT s soo m i i ahiNT Voo*t.u HAue Tb AUCTION r f < p Tb o e r <YOO »040uLA«..Moa»CM,YOU’LL Mcutrok<ier *uo* irwmimo a f H'LO CJUHO’6 T k A f? Awt/ H ouev OUT & K^M HOOSP'bUM A TKLC'f CF ! LAUD E « oM HE UOUJN iN AOiLnw MILCtONAKLE IN 2 a HONrtVtO T O s iH R G e G 6 K R By Swan $ALESMAM$AM 1b FELL vooU. o e v a u bo ihSM-r cvjcwm iV tr CLOM« CMBO Ml« w iQrB -i0 r » uw mb j OVJDM^ Tof. f r e c k l e s a n d h is WM/rTTA" JOiW,-UV? VDU £DIK$? . T he Sign Says So FRIENDS \MHATDOCT6B ARG Y90 dOM6 7b BET, DOCTDR 0 6 PBW Sfc r , f DOdRR RnCRSi0E?F A4D>lM6CMg 7b rtTOocTDR PlYtRSiDE —uJE . AIBVLR MAD AIM YET’ v4N,-mByAiNfrA>v DttftA IN DUS TOWN BV TWTAUAAfi- VYE UNJtO MERE FOB YSAOS, ^ l 0U6MTA ItNOlUi ^ irY l ' THIKJK. ‘' «* �iAY, FEBRU ARYJ.W S gW frvt tmmmnnmm 1 $ M iles o£ to encircle every bit of ocean a n o th e r^ p a v is I ^ IF T E E N miles of reinforced concrete sea wall to encircle *3 every bit of waterfront on Davis Shores will be started “ this week under the direction of W t N. McDonald, form­ er United Stater engineerr&nd builder of the famous Malecon sea wall'and drive at Havana, CubaJ <t •j * * * ' . The Davis Shores sea wall will cost $1,486,000. and will be Completed in one year. With the sea wall now - being built about Davis Islands in Tampa, this constitutes the biggest bulkheading engineering job now im progress in the world! A . Demand, That Means ■•f ■M Snkf .. . * ' A H li ’i*?1 * * Stich intensity of development operations, the $5,000,000 . UI ln)’ Pr°£ ram for 1926, and such immensity of engineeru M re^ a.ki" B Dav's Shores known throughout -the land w m , Davis Elands it is the most fascinating en­ gineering project ever attempted. n «k n m Jle(! $18,714,600 in one day.when the last of this magsonlli? nr rty. WaB s1,ac?tron the market. It is the mosthe in trPr .Pa y m ,Flo" da tociay—the type that will always throue e - ^ wfor nd~ thattowi'! brin« bie Pt°Hts to its owners inrough, rre-sale years cornel in Resales for Years to Come Temple Building Otiices in SU’Augustinp. Tampa, Jacksonville. Mu 'T i W M f f l j " '' y & l high,.insuring forever the integrity o£-'AnastaSia Island and the-historic harbor of St. Augustine. Engineers studied weather and tide charts of St. Augustine for 50 years back before designing the wall. J r. vI ajca1 Office—Maso ds On the ocean side oi-Davis Shores the sea wall will fce TO feet sands of slabs of concrete and steel, each f. of which weighs nearlv two tons These slabs are 18 feet long, 27 inches wide "r /c lg h T in ^ thick. They are set upHght.with a crane and jettied Into-place by high-pressure,pumps. t Isla n W a / a t t a , S a n to * , Clearwater Sarasota, Bradenton i— • Ft Myers, Lake Wales, �jer A s Federal rust Suit Is cwtT? 7kl/5p*)T 1 “ l ^ 'f n r e s of the corporation, which ti one of those of a federal yesterday In ojxmed S S S M f t 't " " i t h" City Enfftneeffa Plans O keyd At CbmnMtol ■a -W Mloner’ MU B T l, s .. W MV eet; "*» orporal k8 tm t 0n» nci«™ !■ a sym Walrd. . as tbw chief a p i t r a i a s f f i s r , -opinions rred by Wall - the enterprise, ulstive stock _ tumbled from 7 9 * to a lo w . itions for a i u o t consolidation o f * a M CCalifornia .1 . ■ a it H halted abruptly •red for a con tooling had been offer* certain Interest. It wee eons ldered , surety that the merger wou through, but it was anno terday that the ftegotla 9.— hot willing tor buy or a Into a government Investlfatlor The Federal Trade Ct» era’ New York bearing 9 posed merger -Wag ahr jourm Georg Contil Mr. Barber i (aid any would grailunllf^ jg lt B t that, m> f t , u S f " . faI PWcWcesare concerned, «»wrh haa no rn!ntion to its business ethics. It would b« much easier to watch a few big tSSi'SkESr “ “ «* a n ? r ™ C* ot'lflikw. Read M»dCompany. aald that In big op^personal administration must be prevented .G e o rg e E. Roberts, vice pres|. dant of the National p t y Bank ••Id: "Wi hats dung too long to tha economic absurdity that large corporations are bad for the comcom­ munijy Jui are la rgt" •JV~= SENATE VETOES ROTARY CLUB OF TA XP A YM E N TS CITY BOND ISSUE ____*: Upper Body Upholds House Organisation Pledges Support Provision Repealing Act |pasTo Measure Following Talk And-Jfeiecta Norris Move was By Commissioner Chase At To Open Returns To Public Weekly Luncheon Meeting Action 1 W ork O n P rin cip a l A ven u es I Win life Finished By Fall May Enter Telephone Wiring Will Be Chan General’s Aid Says Condition Is “Bad” FU-st Street Will Be Repaved Andlm proved From Railroad F o rm er Head Of Tncna-Arica Com m ission Is Royally Re­ A lley T o S anford A ven ae ceived By Officers,.Citizens FRONT—1st edition .... .... ....... Widening of the strccta In the downtown district will, in all prob­ ability, get under- way about the first of Hay, according to City Manager W. B. Williams, who to*day gavo out a 1iit of the street* tu be widened and Improved, and JIM CORBETT who also stated that the work is expected to be completed by late One-time holder of the world's fall, possibly during the first Track heavyweight pugilistic, ctown, who challenged to a bout by a TS-year o f November. M old youngster the other day, “ Gen ia to b© widened to 40 feet from the pump branch west to Oak Ave­ nue, Ninth Street, widened to 40 feet from FaHt to Atlantic Coast _'ne Depot. Oak and Magnolia Avenues are to hr widen -sd to 60 fet, from First to Fifth Str.'-.t; Park Avenue to (0 feet from' Fulton to Ninth Street and T 'motto , from Com Avenu. . » Second Street. San Avenue will be. 40 ft feet from yirsi to Fifth Street. Park Avenue! the street desig­ nated aa th« nixie Highway route, will be JW fs. * >tf ugphalt/beglaning where tile new pavlrtg' lu*l aubth of the city hall has been laid to Ninth Street, and will be lined with white,way lamps on each aidr Oi tbs street-. Wiring System Changed. Mr. Will mm* stated today thfct notifications will be mailed to tb'! public utilities companies no — ,i-— to.thc city to tha. wires, both, tele oho KEY WEST. Feb. 3.—0P1—Grn. John J. Pershing arrived hero ahqrtly before noon today aboard th e1 cruiser Denver enroutc to Washington, D, C., frpm Arica, Chile, whcTQ he served until re­ cently as neutral chairman of the Tacna-Arica plebiscitary commis­ sion. I’ershlng appeared In very poor health, but pnnoimced Jtiiat- ids condition was declining" to either conffrm or 'deny persistent guffaw, as ‘twre. reports that ill health had prompt­ ed his resignation In tho South American boundary dispute and his Immediate return to-the United States. " I am not on the sick list, but I suppose my health for the - past few months would entitle me to bo, except for the fact that 1 havo not been on active military duty. It, ia true that l- have been- under •■■ , . . . . caw. I intend puynn tun n rnrv.M llliumi W to ■ i L i r w *■'j i myy physician's the tor U mj "Walter Reed Hospital on National G uardsm en Leave enter mv tu Washington, but can't Georgetown A fter T r i a l K arv return how lung 1H Ituy there," ho Of Negro Attarke* Ends daclariti. ITdr statement was made after In Ili9 .Sentence T o Death nj. ,Tohn cO; '’ Quckemivier, Per* dog's aida, had characterlx«r tho' Ge o r g e t o w n ; b'A. F«tv o — general’s condition as .*9Mif£v9n« (A4)—rThe populdco .of this country, famous “ lllsck Jack" wtva said to seat, which yesterday caltspd DulnPt below decks during the joumay how, except for wufu National Guardsmen to use ent clear-day* tegr gits during the trial of Harry brief Intet hln/ when he t tho ship.1 > t j!r , 21 year pki, negro, had ceremo marked tha A. M A R DELAWARE TOWN CHARGE OF MOB NSW ORLEANS, Feb. 9^ . Cotton futures opened stcsdyi 19.64s May; 19!00,-July, 18.46s 0«t. 17.60i Dee, 17.48 B. WALL STREET OPENINO NEW YORK, Fab. 0.—(JP>— Rallying, tendencies were in evi­ dence at the Opening of today’s market after the sharp break In the food shares and specialities yesterday, • Texas Gulf Sulphur opened higher at 149, a new peak, and Initial gains o f a point or moro were ‘ recorded by Philadelphia Company, Central 'Leather pfd. Consolidated Cigar, Electric Pow­ er and California Packing. Renew­ ed selling of Ward Baking "B " sent that stoelrdown two and quar­ ter, -. ___ . ____ Unfortunate German, yls See! LeagueM Stresem ann R ep Anxiously Await Considerable tion In Situation Shown By An® Lo n d o n 'F ob. 9, ~ ( a p ) u There has been no lessening the belief by aome portions o f the public and among some o f tho newspapers that the stir. , - E e w ^ o r k , Feb. 9_ ^ - C i a l t ^ , uP°n Germany by P ron©d ____ steady; Mi!tq«HK>M«fl8ohni o f Italy, cam*, ton futures . qpfea._ . _____ 20.20: May 10.0; July | ‘ flfc85; Oct. at an unfortunate time. 18.17; Dec. 17.83. It In considered by tho nowi^ ■r': papers ns particularly unfor­ NEW YORK, Feb. 9,—(ff)— But­ ter unsettled;, receipts lg040; creamery higher than extras 43 Vi 44; creamery extras 02 score 43; itto firsts 88 to 91 ocore 4144® 4244. Eggs weak, receipts 20,408; fresn gathered extra fl.(rats 82®38; _ ditto firsts 30®31; ditto aeconda 2U®2UVi. 'vCheese quiet; receipts 111,836. tunate because of qerraany'a ‘am lunced inteiitlim to seek memnoun brrsblp in tha League of Nations Lly haa not abated > and 'it apparently though Germany yesterday “ formal application deddod to makb to become a member and tna application 'boudtleaa now la on its wsfto Geneva. '1 ntorwt hare over Thera ia much irt reply of Foreign v*hat will be the rapl nn In the RelcV Minister Btrassmann _____ WASHINGTON. D. C.,V*eb. 0. City Commlssiqner E, F, HousNEW YORK, FebriK-WVPrlc© ■tag- to Mussolini. Although ItoRepeal o f the law allowiiljf pub­ >lder nppesred before tho San­ movements in the bond 1market morpberi of the cabinet and of th*-'. lication of the amounts of income ford Rotary Club, today at lie reg­ early today woro mainly toward Reichstag are angry ovar tha. « « ■ tax pn-ymeuts was approved last ular upon luncheon* meeting -'and higher levels although irregulari­ buret, Ihh’hoUef prevails that night in the Senate and thla pro­ •poke on behalf of the proposed ties Mill cropped out. Mint of the Stresamann will dallvar only vision written in the tax reduction 12,000,000 bond Issue. activity centered Jn high grads in­ temperate response. bill passed by tho House. At the concluai dustrial transaction with coppar. of his talk, Mach Agitation In Vienna all and sugar issues giving good rd aa favor­ lief,ore accepting by acclamation the club went on Advices from Vienna demcinttretiiina of group strength. much agitation. particularly ing the issue and ed the nupto the repeal provision! the Senate re­ port of the mem! Announcement that a new copper Tyrol ove{ the situation. at the elecjected 49 to 42 an amendment by Senate Senator Norrif, expert association was being form18. of No­ tion to be pres“ " irn Tyrol Mr. gave a detail* detailed acbraaka, proposing to te all inIn fart. the come projects to be e-‘ tax subjeet to pub- count of by Aua execufttod lie Inw TWa i f i*te session, heM . . .. . . . . Frt'r?.' „ ...I.,1 Inflps rrsoki- of one or the ifeonw to person* naer way. or In the alleys, and no poles or der .0 controversy in tha revenue returning commander. point drop and sugar Jtsure mover about the wires will be allowed to stand on r A financial statement of the city, tnt to de- which developed a four-da; Included in this number were Up ufder the leadership of Ameri­ rmmalic attack on tree der yard. a J B 3 the main streets, it is said. City followed by. a personal e: propagation which the commissioners had pro1would be Authorities, surrender , {Ije negro Maj. Gen. Harry note, U. S. A. can Beet Sugar and Camaguey 7a. alleged botween Senator GntEeriB-B Italuui feeling. . pared a short time ago, discloses officials say this will be one o f the and at other times charging th© retired, commander o f the "Yankee Ralls attracted little a t t e n t i o n the fact that-the net bonded in­ greatest improvements in tha ap­ barbed with entanglement which Division" In the World War, Ueut. Allegation in both Germany war 64 to liean of .Michigan; ■fend Chn debtedness of .the city at the pres­ pearance of the city possible to stair guardsmen had thrown up Commander F. Baltxly, U.-S. N., nsida from minor declined In Flor­ Austria had been to tbe effect mate re- Smoot of the Finance Commit ida East Coast 6s and Wilkes Barr© southern ent time amounts to only |i,068,* make at this time. tpe Germans in acting commandant, and Copt, C. the pro- in charge o f the bill. The property owners along the about tha coart boose, in vain ef­ N. Muldrow, o f tho U. 8 . Marins and ehstorn 5a. Strength of Bra­ have been opposed by tha 1 Senator Couiens charged S*n- 287.80 and has not approached the ing day it forts to get to tho nagro. zilian Os which, sold at a new higf •van to being refmad streets to be widenod are to be ator Smoot had engaged in "sharp limit set by law. to 38. lavel nf 104.marked trading in tiii Italian iatin in their schools, Scores of tear gas bombs, scat­ Corps. Outstanding bonds are listed by notified that all existing gas end tered Aftar a brief chat with his via­ 7 ilemo- practice" In obtaining an agree­ in the throng by state mllittforeign division while the U, B. tr-I-abor ment from him on nn hour for n the city to the amount of 82,668,- water connections will be renewed mcn on tho. ground and from the tors, Pershing appeared on dork, government group wbs featured is much resentment about ( by the city, at the letter's expesse, mas tide whan it waa reported that vote on the publicity provtaion and COO which includes bulkhead, street resolution court house roof, drove the crowd where hu was honored with a 19- by the rise In treasury 4 Mr to a Itallan officials in southern Tyrol gun saiuto from the port side guns new peak. M and two then "tricking him out" on tho paving, sewers, funding, public im- so that in caso of leagage, or trou­ back. i cell nod to permit the use of Christpromised of the Denver. After expressing oralsed time in which to speak. apeak. Movement, public utility and ape ble iti connections, it will not be ■S -i— | * Men and women, inflamed by his gratitude to officers and men mas trees, claiming this was a necessary to tear up the streets After Senator Cousena had be-mldid rial assess assessment bonds. Noon Block List German and not an Italian custom* point The public utility bonds of $635,- to get at tho source. This is said . the story of Butler’s attack on the of the warship for his treatment --------------------------------------- ' ir Mile’ cr raised by Senator Reed, Demn- 000 and the special assessment to be a plan which will meet with girl had vowed that Juat|c* would aboard tho vessel, ho pinned a Vic­ NEW YORK. Feb. 9.—<A7— be served. tory medal with destroyer eiann on Allied Chem. * Dye ........... 129 , A f 0 9 crat of Missouri, who said he was bonds of $910,000, under the char­ tho general approval. With the .speedy conviction and Chief Wbter Tender W. G. Orr, of American Can >......................280 violating Senate rules, "by lmpung ter of the City of Sanford arc not v sentence, passion subsided and the Athens. Ga. American Smelt & Refg...... 138 !-■ the integrityy or a senator,". deemed u part of tho bonded debt. [Frt. 8.(/P| Senator Smoot vigorously denl .-d prisoner was taken to tho Now , As l*crshing walked down th* American SuVar ................... 81 These bonds are payable by the j author of the accusations. ,.14#% Castle workhouse* rsar Wtimlng- gangplank for a brief rida ashore, American T & T ...... income and revenue derived from l Tennessee ..................130Tk ton, without demonstration. Ckpt. If. L. Wyman, commander of Atchison Later, when offeted an oppor­ th operation of tha utility plants J first and tunity in which to apa*k» Senator Tho soldiers dismantled their tho DonvAr, joined his mop in A. C. L . ................................ M744 Iprohibition. Coutena said he felt "too contemn- and by special assessments against machine guns which have been cheering their distinguished guest, Com Products ............ ......... 414$ property holders o f the city. JACKSON, Miss., Feb. 0^-GP)— tous to make any atatementa which bristlin'* from the court house roof ,. The General declined to make Dupont do Nemours ............23244 Evolution was the principal t—v The 1926 assessed valuation of er of the will be within the Senate ruiee." Famous Play-Lnsky -----..„...119Mi any statement regarding the Tarand from ssnd bag neats erected the city is given as $11,650,048 and of discussion aa the bouse of At tho annual stockholder* inert­ nUtivos the circulnr pnrk in front. Tho na-Arica controversy, and declared General Electric;.................. 346% reaentatlves preparation .. Both . „ advocate! .. and opponents of Is said to be far below what the ing of the Sanford Bank and Tnst •in -■orbed which tbo New York Central .............. 12844 wire barricade was taken that lie would continue to remuin full publldlybUI denounced the ]929 „ sesimcnt will be. Tb© rnp- Company held recently in the di- l'' on a motion to reconsider . Jaw of. , pitacuv-jnw tha * guardsmen .left, silent on this subject until report­ Northern A Pacific .............. 7844 sage yesterday o f a Mli-prol • preseniJaw auuwuiK allowing pauncuvi pablleation of ,d rigo property valuee during rector# room of the Institution, of-1 down *Ilutlcr and Peimsylvahla ...»....... 68% ing his activities to his superiors w'aa The only witness for I Ihe amounts of income U x paf* [twlf not be ments and no attempt was mado the past year Is sxpectad to In­ ficcrs for the ensuing year wire the defense. He admitted having in Washington, Southern Pacific ---- --------^.10114 fhe teaching In state sui schools of the theory that Id » school to amend the bill to provide for Its crease the assessed valuation to at elected and financial statemuita attacked the girl in her homo at .Pershing and, ids private party Southern Railway-.—..........—116 read allowing leari $28,000.000.. .. ................. . -a 78 rper ------cent -in­ Hridgeville, near hero, Jan. 21. will board a train here early ti>- Standard Oil o f N. J. .1......X.' 45J4 cended or descended fron tontinuanc* The lay'allows a bonding^limit |creBSe jn deposits within the list s can68% order of animals. It is He confessed to beating her with night and proceed direct to the Tobacco products Opponents of the repeal o f the believed that the motion ibition Inheritance tax., comprising about of 16 per cent of the assessed val­ year, occordlng to bank officials. a board and having taken her to a capital city. Union Pacific 98 defeated and bo passed to tb* Deposits at the close of the fis­ nearby timber plpt, where she was He was the seme group who fought for uation. Under the issue planned U. 8 . Rubber.............. ......... * U. S. Steel ____ ..-182*4 Ilcd- publicity of return*, have prom­ at present and.the expected 19-0. cal year 1026 were given' as $010,- found by her parents, scml-con- England Suffering tax figures, the city *U1 be in a 891.98 os~opposed to 1024's figure Qni Wur. Replying to friends of the ised a "long fight,’’ and managers better financial condition thdn the of $354,266.88, and rasourres sh«w- rrious, and bleeding ■from skull prosenUtiva B. ure,' Reprai From Heavy Floods wounds, fiho is now in a hospital. of the bill were prepared today to majority of the cities In the stpte. ed a correaponding growth. asserted that tha 1 Not Continue the program of long day according to cRy °HWa**: Officers for the new year were . danger l lueoUnihg the cot LONDON, Feb.' 9.—OP)—A night sessions. Wednesday Mayor Forrest Lalte wiU appear elected aa follows 1 W. it. Tunnl- Mercury Drops In _ iron hand but tha lussolini and large part of England again ia un­ had been set aa the dead line of beferu the Klwanls Club tomorrow cliffe, president; L. M. Marskall. head"*1*Ha ehargad than had New England States der water. Tha fioude in aome noi the bill at noen in the interesl of the bond cashier, wMreUry and ttyosiowr;. in favor-nf' 1 lobb; tbs ant lions of the country exceed those p.Hff)_-The It. M. Giles, assistant ouhler. lotion by v issue. nf January. Gut o f the p«*t 22 ouut decline BOSTON, Feb. 9,—</P)—Therr e a f f i r m s D e c is io n ■ Directors named are: J «• to register: n S f f l S o p . day* there has bean only one day ijtuoUni In a SPRINGFIELD, III, Feb. 9.—l/P) WEST PALM BEACH, H-. TusniAnthony, ehairman, W. w. n u«w- and New Hampshire were drivtn 1to mass —Reaifiming its previous de­ Three Persons. Hostile cllffe, R. B. Wight, Edwinl llig- cuddanly to tha lowest .levels' of without rain.' The but two weeks Feb. 9j— (/»')—With tha arrest oli retery o f steto as _reqli been exceptionally wet, , stlc con- cision, the Supremo Court of Illi­ R. B, Edwards, In a local hotel •Thsartl gim, Roy FT Syraes, O. V. WiUJasis, the winter today. •WhU« Field. N. have To Called Government Virtually every river in this midostions." ana confiscation of $ 10,000 worth orger nois today denied an appeal and diDr. Saniu©} Puleaton and B- J- H., reported 'sit ilpofficla) reaatuftond and southern districts hare! Qf jewels' and an ounce of iwmg- Rap of 82 degrees below sero. LAn8Jje,sw»nn j rected Governor W N lM j R e p o r t e d Executed Holly._____________ ' ........................... * 1ff tks Raichlad narcotics, police detectives Le­ castor, nearby, on tbe Vermont li»«t ovcrflowed In Its banks. Many 1 $1,100,000 Interest money sl­ thousands of .acres of low lying, “ la reply to ave they have broken a narcotic reported 20 degrees below, ed withheld by him while he waa iported from the_ SAN ANTONIO. Feb. Apple Growers Buy _ state treasurer in 1917 and 1918. It ltul. tores record- ground und parts of saveral towns ring whlcn had been operating here The lowest temporal! the situs- was a divided decision, two justices T h » e more executions of Persons weather are flooded, stopping street car for the last month. ed officially by toe U, Big Local Tract bureau was 20 degrees8 .below tha at traffic. The water indications tV Edwards, accordiag to chiaf of count repeating their original dissention. continue to be for rain. jn s j detectives If.* T. Varner, is tha tha NorthficKI, Vt. II. S. Long, of the Sanfsrd same men reported to polios and I for Realty Company, — W A the sheriff leas than the sal© of an 84 acre tract near tha agojthat he had b*en old county poor farm to a Meal out of $2,600 and,a syndicate -‘ Pwaylrarta s k H s man for a consideration « $2$0,is being held ^to the elt^ Betancourt OS 000. United ■ M 9 - T ^ - A tradition. ' Meanwhile poUce of Leg. Th* law ; irovlde* a fine NASHVILLE. Tran., Feb9r-VP> 1 advise they want him “Although it has been made clear recently Or. Bttancourt was exeollsra for * erd* ^ ---------- i —Tennessee’s ancient Sundey Blue with a small fortune « thousand times that we will work S U 3" £ A ^ u . O U g W jr t r t . cl for* mmon after going into the nty with separated bretheren as tsmpin COU Si Publishers of tics and elaborate beautification law faces test before - a of a receiver au a 1 of and Banner 1 i Catholic t-rance men but not us tools of features wIB be started at an early grand Jury for the Tha alleged narcotic a bill of complaint street reilwaj y abatmdate ber of oth “ npulsory D. »«aU, attempts are being made to the department of josticen the two men entangle us." *** tnencal syndicate to the ^P tingham said that Lake Monroe violating *rty over Mld to- be the urfart itlon grow who" 1 Bond Election Put Off peach ■ylvania. > tif to ■ m Tsr, Mississippi Solons Consii Directors Elected A t Annual Meeting S. B. & T. Company W est Palm B e& h Cops Get A lleged D ope R ing Leader R rtinence Is Applauded »al Who Warns Dry Leaders Tennessee’s Ancient Blue Law Will Face Test B efore Gram1 ¥ l- m- J iPtOA p it itea 4 S JSJ*-/* , today tibrt 1Vmwi •MCtUK’ sanY^r* .ranssri s a ia � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 09, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 09, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 09, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7f738fedf00eca1ebda2327cb6863504.pdf 1857307d2d17fd6076c6f21da950627f PDF Text Text iA Y , F E B R U A R Y J .W S gW frvt tmmmnnmm 1 $ Miles o£ to encircle every bit of ocean a n o th e r ^ p a v i s I s l a n d s y & l I ^IFT E E N miles of reinforced concrete sea wall to en circle *3 every bit of waterfront on Davis Shores will be started “ this week under the direction of Wt N. McDonald, form­ er United Stater engineerr&nd builder of the famous Malecon sea wall'and drive at Havana, CubaJ <t •j * * * ' . The Davis Shores sea wall will cost $1,486,000. and will be Completed in one year. With the sea wall now -being built about Davis Islands in Tampa, this constitutes the biggest bulkheading engineering job now im progress in the world! On the ocean side oi-Davis Shores the sea wall will fce TO feet high,.insuring forever the integrity o£-'AnastaSia Island and the-historic harbor of St. Augustine. Engineers studied weather and tide charts of St. Augustine for 50 years back before designing the wall. * h t e n « k n m Jle(! $18,714,600 in one day.when the last of this magsonlli? nr rty. WaB s1,ac?tron the market. It is the mosthe in trPr .Pa y m ,Flo"da tociay—the type that will always throue e - ^ wfor nd~ thattowi'! brin« bie Pt°Hts to its owners inrough, rre-sale years cornel y A . Demand, That Means ■• f ■M S n k f .. . in Resales for Years to Come Jr. vI ajca1 Office—Maso * Stich intensity of development operations, the $5,000,000 . UI ln)’ Pr°£ram for 1926, and such immensity of engineeru M re^ a.ki"B Dav's Shores known throughout -the land w m , Davis Elands it is the most fascinating en­ gineering project ever attempted. sands of slabs of concrete and steel, each f. of which weighs nearlv two tons These slabs are 18 feet long, 27 inches wide " r / c l g h T i n ^ thick. are set upHght.with a crane and jettied Into-place by high-pressure, pumps. T * Temple Building Otiices in SU ’Augustinp. Tampa, Jacksonville. Mu 'T i W M f f l j " '' ' A H li ’i*?1 W a / a t t a , S a n to * , Clearwater Sarasota, Bradenton i— • F t Myers, Lake Wales, �je r A s Federal rust Suit Is 1 cwtT? 7kl /5p*)T “ l ^ ' f n r e s of the corporation, which ti one of those of a federal yesterday In ojxmed orporal Walrd. . tbw chief a p i t rred by Wall ulstive stock _ the enterprise, tumbled from 7 9 * to a lo w . itio n s for a i u o t consolidation o f * a M CCalifornia .1 . ■ a itH halted abruptly •red for a con tooling had been offer* certain Interest. It wee eons ldered , surety th a t the m erger wou through, but i t w as anno terday th a t th e ftegotla 9.— hot willing tor buy or a Into a government Investlfatlor The Federal Trade Ct» era’ New York bearing 9 posed m erger -Wag ahr jourm Georg Con til Mr. Barber i (aid any would S S S M i t City Enfftneeffa Plans Okeyd At CbmnMtol ■a - W M M U B .. Meet; W V T l, 1 loner’s Work OnPrincipal Avenues I f t ' t " " h" "*» Win life Finished By Fall k8 t m t 0 n »nci«™ !■ a sym May Enter r a i a s f f i s r , -opinions - - as Telephone Wiring General’s Aid Says Condition Is “Bad” Will Be Chan grailunllf^jgltBt that, m>ft, u FU-st Street Will Be Repaved S f " . faI PWcWcesare concerned, Andlm proved From Railroad «»wrh haa no rn!nAlley To Sanford Avenae tion to its business ethics. I t would b« much easier to watch a few big edition .... .... ....... «* FRONT—1st Widening of the strccta In the tSSi'SkESr ““ a n ? r ™ C* ot'lflikw . Read M»dCompany. aald th a t In big op^personal administration must be prevented .G e o rg e E. Roberts, vice pres|. dant of the National p t y Bank ••Id: "Wi h a ts dung too long to tha economic absurdity that large corporations are bad for the comcom­ munijy Jui are la r g t" •JV~ = SENATE VETOES ROTARY CLUB OF TAXPAYMENTS CITY BOND ISSUE ___ *: Upper Body Upholds House Organisation Pledges Support Provision Repealing Act |pasTo Measure Following Talk And-Jfeiecta Norris Move was By Commissioner Chase At To Open Returns To Public Weekly Luncheon Meeting downtown district will, in all prob­ ability, get under- way about the first of Hay, according to City Manager W. B. Williams, who to*day gavo out a 1i i t of the street* tu be widened and Improved, and who also stated th a t the work is expected to be completed by late fall, possibly during the first Track o f November. M ia to b© widened to 40 feet from the pump branch west to Oak Ave­ nue, Ninth Street, widened to 40 feet from FaHt to Atlantic Coast _'ne Depot. Oak and Magnolia Avenues are to hr widen -sd to 60 fet, from First to F ifth Str.'-.t; Park Avenue to (0 feet from' Fulton to Ninth Street and T 'motto , from Com Avenu. . » Second Street. San Avenue will be. 40 ft feet from yirsi to Fifth Street. Park Avenue! the street desig­ nated aa th« nixie Highway route, will be JW fs. * >tf ugphalt/beglaning where tile new pavlrtg' lu*l aubth of the city hall has been laid to Ninth Street, and will be lined with white,way lamps on each aidr Oi tbs street-. Wiring System Changed. Mr. Will mm* stated today thfct notifications will be mailed to tb'! public utilities companies no — ,i-— to .th c city to th a. wires, both, tele oho NSW ORLEANS, Feb. 9^ . Cotton futures opened stcsdyi 19.64s M ay; 19!00,-Ju ly , 18.46s 0«t. 17.60i Dee, 17.48 B. W ALL STR E ET OPENINO Former Head Of Tncna-Arica NEW YORK, Fab. 0.—(JP>— Commission Is Royally Re­ Rallying, tendencies were in evi­ ceived By Officers,.Citizens dence a t the Opening of today’s KEY WEST. Feb. 3.—0P1—Grn. John J. Pershing arrived hero ahqrtly before noon today aboard t h e 1 cruiser Denver enroutc to Washington, D, C., frpm Arica, Chile, whcTQ he served until re­ cently as neutral chairman of the JIM CORBETT One-time holder of the world's Tacna-Arica plebiscitary commis­ heavyweight pugilistic, ctown, who sion. challenged to a bout by a TS-year I’ershlng appeared In very poor old youngster the other day, “Gen health, but pnnoimced Jtiiat- ids condition was declining" to either conffrm or 'deny persistent guffaw, as ‘twre. reports that ill health had prompt­ ed his resignation In tho South American boundary dispute and his Immediate return to-the United States. " I am not on the sick list, but I suppose my health for the - past few months would entitle me to bo, except for the fact th at 1 havo not been on active military duty. It, ia true that l- have been- under • ■■ , . . . . caw. puynn tun n rn rv .MI intend llliumi W to ■ i L i r w *■'j i myy physician's enter the tor U mj "Walter Reed Hospital on National G u a rd s m e n Leave mv tu Washington, but can't Georgetown After T r i a l K arv return how lung 1H Ituy there," ho Of Negro Attarke* Ends daclariti. IT d r statement was made after In I li 9 .Sentence T o D e a th nj. ,Tohn cO; '’Quckemivier, Per* Ge o r g e t o w n ; b'A. F«tv o — dog's aida, had characterlx«r tho' general’s condition as .*9Mif£v9n« (A4)—rThe populdco .of this country, famous “lllsck Jack" wtva said to seat, which yesterday caltspd DulnPt below decks during the joumay how, except for wufu National Guardsmen to use ent clear-day* tegr gits during the trial of Harry brief Intet h ln / when he t tho ship.1 > t j ! r , 21 year pki, negro, had cere mo marked tha A. M A R DELAWARE TOWN CHARGE OF MOB market a fter the sharp break In the food shares and specialities yesterday, • Texas Gulf Sulphur opened higher a t 149, a new peak, and Initial gains of a point or moro were ‘ recorded by Philadelphia Company, Central 'Leather pfd. Consolidated Cigar, Electric Pow­ er and California Packing. Renew­ ed selling of Ward Baking "B" sent that stoelrdown two and quar­ te r, -. ___ . A c t io n ____ Unfortunate German, y ls See! LeagueM Stresem ann Rep Anxiously Await Considerable tion In Situation Shown By An® Lo n d o n 'Fob. 9, ~ ( a p ) u There has been no lessening the belief by aome portions o f the public and among some of tho newspapers that the stir. , - E e w ^ o r k , Feb. 9 _ ^ - C i a l t ^ , uP°n Germany by Pron©d ____ steady; Mi!tq«HK>M«fl8ohni of Italy, cam*, ton futures . qpfea._ . _____ 20.20: May 10.0; July | ‘ flfc85; Oct. at an unfortunate time. 18.17; Dec. 17.83. It In considered by tho nowi^ ■r': papers ns particularly unfor­ NEW YORK, Feb. 9,—(ff)—But­ ter unsettled;, receipts lg040; creamery higher than extras 43 Vi 44; creamery extras 02 score 43; itto firsts 88 to 91 ocore 4144® 4244. Eggs weak, receipts 20,408; fresn gathered extra fl.(rats 82®38; _ ditto firsts 30®31; ditto aeconda 2U®2UVi. 'vCheese quiet; receipts 111,836. tunate because of qerraany'a ‘am lunced inteiitlim to seek memnoun brrsblp in tha League of Nations Lly haa not abated > and 'i t apparently though Germany yesterday “ formal application deddod to makb to become a member and tna application 'boudtleaa now la on its wsfto Geneva. '1 Thera ia much irtntorw t hare over reply of Foreign v*hat will be the rapl nn In the RelcV M inister B trassm ann ____ ■tag- to Mussolini. Although Itomorpberi of the cabinet and of th*-'. Reichstag are angry ovar tha. « « ■ buret, Ihh’hoUef prevails th at Stresamann will dallvar only tem perate response. Mach Agitation In Vienna Advices from Vienna much agitation. particularly Tyrol ove{ the situation. WASHINGTON. D. C.,V*eb. 0. City Commlssiqner E, F, HousNEW YORK, FebriK-WVPrlc© Repeal of the law allowiiljf pub­ >lder nppesred before tho San­ movements in the bond 1m arket lication of the amounts of income ford Rotary Club, today a t lie reg­ early today woro mainly toward tax pn-ymeuts w as approved last ular upon luncheon* meeting -'and higher levels although irregulari­ night in the Senate and thla pro­ •poke on behalf of the proposed ties Mill cropped out. Mint of the vision w ritten in the ta x reduction 12,000,000 bond Issue. activity centered Jn high grads in­ bill passed by tho House. At the concluai dustrial transaction with coppar. of his talk, all and sugar issues giving good rd aa favor­ lief,ore accepting by acclamation the club went on demcinttretiiina of group strength. ing the issue and ed the nupthe repeal provision! the Senate r e ­ to Announcement th a t a new copper a t the elec49 to 42 an amendment by port of the mem! Senate jected expert association was being form18. of No­ tion to be pres- Senator Norrif, “ " irn Tyrol Mr. gave a detailed detail* acbraaka, proposing to te all inIn fart. the come projects to be e-‘ tax subjeet to pub- count of by Aua execufttod lie Inw TWa i f *ite session, heM ........ Frt'r?.' „ ...I .,1 Inflps rrsoki- of one or the ifeonw to person* naer way. o r In the alleys, and no poles or der .0 controversy in th a revenue returning commander. point drop and sugar Jtsure mover about the wires will be allowed to stand on r A financial statement of the city, tnt to de- which developed a four-da; Included in this number were Up ufder the leadership of Ameri­ rmmalic attack on tree der yard. a the main streets, it is said. City followed by. a personal e: propagation which th e commissioners had pro1would be Authorities, surrender , {Ije negro Maj. Gen. H arry note, U. S. A. can Beet Sugar and Camaguey 7a. alleged botween Senator GntEeriB-B Italuui feeling. . pared a short time ago, discloses officials say this will be one of the and retired, commander of the "Yankee at other times charging th© Ralls attracted little attention the fact th at-th e net bonded in­ greatest improvements in tha ap­ barbed with entanglement which Division" In the World War, Ueut. Allegation in both Germany war 64 to liean of . Michigan; ■fend Chn nsida from minor declined In Flor­ Austria debtedness of .the city a t the pres­ pearance of the city possible to stair guardsmen had thrown up Commander F. Baltxly, U.-S. N., ida had been to tbe effect mate re- Smoot of the Finance Commit East Coast 6s and Wilkes Barr© southern ent time amounts to only | i , 068,* make a t this time. acting commandant, and Copt, C. and ehstorn 5a. Strength of Bra­ tpe Germans in the pro- in charge of the bill. about tha coart boose, in vain ef­ The property owners along the Senator Couiens charged S*n- 287.80 and has not approached the N. Muldrow, of tho U. 8 . Marins zilian Os which, sold a t a new higf have been opposed by tha 1 ing day it forts to get to tho nagro. streets to be widenod are to be ator Smoot had engaged in "sharp lim it set by law. to 38. lavel nf 104.marked trading in tiii •van to being refm ad Scores of tear gas bombs, scat­ Corps. Outstanding bonds are listed by notified that all existing gas end tered A ftar a brief chat with his via­ foreign division while the U, B. Italian iatin in their schools, 7 ilemo- practice" In obtaining an agree­ in the throng by state mllitttr-I-abor ment from him on nn hour for n the city to the amount of 82,668,- water connections will be renewed mcn on tho. ground and from the tors, Pershing appeared on dork, government group wbs featured is much resentment about ( resolution vote on the publicity provtaion and COO which includes bulkhead, street by the city, a t the letter's expesse, court house roof, drove the crowd where hu was honored with a 19- by the rise In treasury 4 Mr to a mas tide whan it waa reported that I tallan officials in southern Tyrol gun saiuto from the port side guns new peak. M and two then "tricking him out" on tho paving, sewers, funding, public im- so that in caso of leagage, or trou­ back. i cell nod to permit the use of Christpromised speak. Movement, public utility and ape ble iti connections, it will not be of the Denver. A fter expressing oralsed time in which to apeak. ■S -i— | * Men and women, inflamed by his gratitude to officers and men mas trees, claiming this was a necessary to tear up the streets After Senator Cousena had be-m ldid rial assess assessment bonds. Noon Block List German and not an Italian custom* The public utility bonds of $635,- to get at tho source. This is said . the story of Butler’s attack on the of the warship for his treatm ent -------------------------------------- ' ir Mile’ cr raised by Senator point NEW YORK. Feb. 9.—<A7— Reed, Demn- 000 and the special assessment to be a plan which will meet with girl had vowed that Juat|c* would aboard tho vessel, ho pinned a Vic­ be served. tory medal with destroyer eiann on Allied Chem. * Dye ............129 , Af 0 9 crat of Missouri, who said he was bonds of $910,000, under the char­ tho general approval. With the .speedy conviction and Chief W bter Tender W. G. Orr, of American Can >.......................280 violating Senate rules, "by lmpung te r of the City of Sanford arc not v sentence, passion subsided and the Athens. Ga. American Smelt & Refg.......138 !-■ the integrityy or a senator,". deemed u part of tho bonded debt. [Frt. 8.(/P| Senator Smoot vigorously denl .-d These bonds are payable by the prisoner was taken to tho Now , As l*crshing walked down th* American SuVar .................... 81 j author of the accusations. ,.14#% Castle workhouse* r s a r Wtimlng- gangplank for a brief rida ashore, American T & T ...... income and revenue derived from l Tennessee .................. 130Tk ton, without demonstration. Ckpt. If. L. Wyman, commander of Atchison Later, when offeted an oppor­ th operation of tha utility plants J first and tunity in which to apa*k» Senator Tho soldiers dismantled their tho DonvAr, joined his mop in A. C. L . ........ ......................... M744 I prohibition. Coutena said he felt "too contemn- and by special assessments against machine guns which have been cheering their distinguished guest, Com Products ...................... 414$ property holders of the city. JACKSON, Miss., Feb. 0^-GP)— tous to make any atatem enta which bristlin'* from the court house roof ,. The General declined to make Dupont do Nemours ............ 23244 Evolution was the principal t —v The 1926 assessed valuation of er of the will be within the Senate ruiee." Famous Play-Lnsky ------..„...119Mi any statement regarding the Tarand from ssnd bag neats erected the city is given as $11,650,048 and of discussion aa the bouse of At tho annual stockholder* inert­ nUtivos the circulnr pnrk in front. Tho na-Arica controversy, and declared General E lectric;...................346% reaentatlves preparation .. Both . „ advocate! .. and opponents of Is said to be far below what the ing of the Sanford Bank and T n s t • in -■orbed which tbo New York Central ........ ...... 12844 wire barricade was taken that lie would continue to remuin full publldlybU I denounced the ]929 „ sesimcnt will be. Tb© rnp- Company held recently in the di- l'' on a motion to reconsider tha * guardsmen .left, silent on this subject until report­ Northern A Pacific .............. 7844 sage yesterday of a Mli-prol •. Jaw of. , pitacuv-jnw preseniJaw auuwuiK allowing pauncuvi pablleation of ,d rigo property valuee during rector# room of the Institution, of-1 down *Ilutlcr and Peimsylvahla ...»....... 68% ing his activities to his superiors w'aa The only witness for amounts of income U x paf* the past year Is sxpectad to In­ ficcrs for the ensuing year wire [twlf not be I Ihe Southern Pacific ---- ------- ^.10114 fhe teaching In state sui ments and no attem pt was mado crease the assessed valuation to at elected and financial statemuita the defense. He admitted having in Washington, schools of the theory that I d » school to .P ershing and, ids private party Southern Railway-.—.......... —116 attacked the girl in her homo at amend the bill to provide fo r Its leari $28,000.000.. read allowing cent in­ .. .......... .......... -a 78 rper ------will board a train here early ti>- Standard Oil of N. J. .1...... X.' 45J4 cended or descended fron Hridgeville, near hero, Jan. 21. tontinuanc* The lay'allow s a bonding^limit | creBSe jn deposits within the list s can68% order of animals. I t is He confessed to beating her with night and proceed direct to the Tobacco products Opponents of the repeal of the of 16 per cent of the assessed val­ year, occordlng to bank officials. believed that the motion ibition Inheritance Union Pacific 98 capital city. board and having taken her to a tax., comprising about uation. Under the issue planned defeated and bo passed to tb* Deposits at the close of the fis­ anearby He was the seme group U. 8 . R u b b e r...... ........ ..........* timber plpt, where she was who fought for U. S. Steel ____ ..-182*4 Ilcd- publicity of return*, have prom­ a t present and.the expected 19-0. cal year 1026 were given' as $010,- found by her parents, scml-contax figures, the city *U1 be in a 891.98 os~opposed to 1024's fig u re Qni Wur. Replying to friends of the ised a "long fight,’’ and managers better financial condition thdn the of $354,266.88, and rasourres sh«w- rrious, and bleeding ■from skull prosenUtiva B. ure,' Reprai wounds, fiho is now in a hospital. of the bill were prepared today to majority of the cities In the stpte. ed a correaponding growth. asserted th a t tha 1 Not Continue the program of long day according to cRy °HWa**: Officers for the new year were . danger l lueoUnihg the cot LONDON, Feb.' 9.—OP)—A night sessions. Wednesday Mayor Forrest Lalte wiU appear elected aa follows 1 W. it. Tunnl_ iron hand but tha lussolini and large part of England again ia un­ had been set aa the dead line of beferu the Klwanls Club tomorrow cliffe, president; L. M. Marskall. head"*1*Ha ehargad th a n had der water. Tha fioude in aome noi the bill a t noen in the interesl of the bond cashier, wMreUry and ttyosiowr;. in favor-nf' 1tbs ant lobb; lions of the country exceed those p.Hff)_-The It. M. Giles, assistant ouhler. lotion by v issue. nf January. Gut of the p«*t 22 ouut decline BOSTON, Feb. 9,—</P)—Therr e a f f ir m s De c is io n ■ Directors named are: J «• too register: n S f f l S p. day* there has bean only one day ijtuoUni In a SPRINGFIELD, III, Feb. 9.—l/P) WEST PALM BEACH, Anthony, ehairman, W. w. nH-. Tusniu«w- and New Hampshire were drivtn without ra in .' The b u t two weeks retery of steto as _reqli 1 to mass —R eaifim ing its previous de­ cuddanly to tha lowest .levels' of Feb. 9j—(/»')—With tha a rre st oli cllffe, R. B. Wight, Edw inl lligbeen exceptionally wet, , stlc con- cision, the Supremo Court of Illi­ R. B, Edwards, In a local hotel • T h s a r t l gim, Roy FT Syraes, O. V. WiUJasis, the winter today. • WhU« Field. N. have Virtually every river in this midostions." ana confiscation of $ 10,000 worth orger nois today denied an appeal and diDr. Saniu©} Puleaton and B- J- H., reported 'sit ilpofficla) reaatuftond and southern districts h a re ! Qf jewels' and an ounce of iwmg- Rap of 82 degrees below sero. LAn8Jje,sw»nn j rected Governor W N lM j Holly.____________ ' ovcrflowed In Its banks. Many ............................ * 1ff tks Raichlad narcotics, police detectives Le­ castor, nearby, on tbe Vermont li»«t thousands 1 $1,100,000 Interest money s l­ of .acres of low lying, “la reply to ave they have broken a narcotic reported 20 degrees below, ed withheld by him while he waa iported from th e __ SAN ANTONIO. Feb. ltul. state treasurer in 1917 and 1918. It tores record- ground und parts of saveral towns ring whlcn had been operating here The lowest temporal! the situs- was a divided decision, two justices T h » e more executions of Persons ed officially by toe U, 8 . weather are flooded, stopping street car for the last month. tha The water indications tV Edwards, accordiag to chiaf of count bureau was 20 degrees below at traffic. repeating their original dissention. tha continue to be for rain. detectives If.* T. Varner, is tha NorthficKI, Vt. II. S. Long, of the Sanfsrd same men reported to polios and I for Realty Company, — W A the sheriff leas than the sal© of an 84 acre tract near tha a g o jth a t he had b*en old county poor farm to a Meal out of $2,600 and,a syndicate -‘ P w a y lra rta iP tO A s k s man for a consideration « $2$0,is being held ^to the e lt^ Betancourt OS 000. U nited ■ M 9 - T ^ - A tradition. ' Meanwhile poUce of Leg. Th* law ; irovlde* a fine NASHVILLE. Tran., Feb9r-VP> 1 advise they want him “Although it has been made clear recently Or. Bttancourt was exeollsra fo r * erd* ^ ----------i p i t « thousand —Tennessee’s ancient Sundey Blue with a small fortune times th at we will work S U 3" £ A ^ u . O U g W j r t r t . cl for* mmon a fte r going into the nty with separated bretheren as tsmpin Si Publishers of tics and elaborate beautification law faces test before - a COU1 of i ti Catholic e a t-rance men but not us tools of of a receiver au a and Banner 1 features wIB be started a t an early grand Jury for the Tha alleged narcotic a bill of complaint street reilwaj y abatmdate ber of oth “ npulsory D. »«aU, attempts are being made to the department of josticen the two men entangle us." *** tnencal syndicate to the ^ P tin g h a m said th at violating *rty over Mld to- be the u r f a r t itlon peach grow who" 1 ■ylvania. > tif to ■ m Tsr, JB 3 Mississippi Solons Consii Directors Elected A t Annual Meeting S. B. & T. Company England Suffering From Heavy Floods W est Palm B e& h Mercury Drops In New England States Cops Get Alleged Dope Ring L eader Three Persons. Hostile To Called Government R e p o r te d Executed jn s j rtinence Is Applauded »al Who Warns Dry Leaders R Apple Growers Buy Big Local Tract Tennessee’s Ancient Blue Law Will Face T est Before Gram1 ¥ l- m- J H Lake Monroe Bond Election Put Off 4 S JSJ*-/* , today tibrt 1Vmwi •MCtUK’ sanY^r* .r a n ssr i s a ia �• , *' . LY. F E B R U A R Y 9 ,1 9 ^TT^T'nloadlnc quilty. Thoi« plcaB- | •ic not polity would b« bound over criminal, court. sidenta League To TIES WbU£_ * O S 6 C ll Ituticipal Water And Man Battles For Life Davis Wili Ascertain Gas Plants Will Be While Kin Fight Over Whether Fliers Are Exciting y Agitation Improve^ And New CahingQnUndertaker For Separate Corps Sewers I n s t a lle d l o u i s v i l l e / F eb. c. - hfi — ayor L ake Asks Citizen’s Support _____M sue WHl Go B e f o r e i f f i M S e s A re | To Be Conducted -t _ “ ■< M rssj With Citations Pres, English, T* bushel hamp t F d lc t BoJfc N n Arre.nl'* OT era, supplies very light. I ‘ I T h e se V irdrifnr* rfl M” *0 “ V’ln fW i A Ar" “ P 'l n lu h rla v il A* r n ( n n nw*An» ppiVCETON N. J.. Feb. 0.—</P> _-phe vocabulary of the Princeton VI'IMT* •' t<•-*» 1 ■., senior averages 10,000 words, an ■’I®"*. C^lole,:: 123 Years Old Hits increase of .0,000 in 10 years. .v,<1Un,n, standard suinanra erntes, enues ycllot*, ycnow.jJ v*ASH V lU F Tenn Feb 8. 10 ™ " "" " d i s c i p l i n a r y A c t i o n t i e r Squash, ^ practically‘no supplies. pends On Evidence ,fancy, fancy, practicallysuppiic. 1/^NA;Uc «.I,n’ m MASKS AltE FOllBIDDEN battling fo r bis ■ A . f ln a „ Squash, standard crates, white. f/F)—A Sunday Blue U w . 1- V n tp rs M a rc h ' r 1 9 wa nn waa v o te rs ^ _ j I life ill a locnl hospital,'Whlitl t i n members of tho fam ily argued •th e nuostlon outside of his.doot. who nnawered the Plana calling for n mujjlcl- ••CallPolicemen snid it was tho first of its ; I bond* Issue to the amount kind th at had over been record­ . $2,000,000 were diHcuaaccI ed hero, No- nr rests were made la morning at nn extra Hea­ ns Dr. Chon, the family physic­ persuaded Dio quarretcra to rt of tho City Comhilssion- ian po home and wait until death whlch Was attended by a came. . Hu also agreed to remain nt _ ber of leading business on and bankers interested the.hospital nil ilipht to cee that argum ent wna not renewed, ' assisting the commission* the otherwise patrolmen would lmvo In drafting the -measure been stationed nt the door. Death overcame" Mann nbout d sponsoring it before tho voters midnight last night. tho city. The issue U*. expected to provide jp d s with which to enrry on the iprovroent projects now under ay and also to provide /err other ! rlc improvements *eontcmplnted , Campaign Planned JACKSONVILLE, FlmgFcb. ■!JT5S? ’ . ; wAsmsteTON. IH. Condition and quotatlona pre­ Seme evade.! the }RW by pur- Club prt-a.dertU.pr J,e A m s^ vailing on the Jacksonville mntket today as r;ported by tlie Florida dtlrtfcs, thtreby ci»ss]rtg#»he aenr t rr.,ff!. th* rchedul*mfor the State Marketing Bureau: ns “food” nnd “thing of necessity" Ire" son. Supplies of nil miscellaneous Ihe/laW , after its many Vt,,‘‘r. « >*«=•• un’rca-ly rca-iy hst Have vegetables very light: demand of unmforcemcnt, ramo to i.g u ni-a .gncd and the magnittes n i good; movement very light; m arket (when the «Ute supreme ' c o u rt:*have to approve “ t^em" am, leavin„ M_ ! hCiong tor good stock. •mn.led down a decision recently rem ainder of the scasion eesslon r„? for 1u^*-.( Stores A«a » • * « ' « » of . Brans, green, hampers, no *upronAtxvi • H o u se s Closed In 'H , .. charged with violating the law. c„p.-.tltutlon frtr the league it plirtt, demand good. *' Parts or s t o l e On Sabbath r . J a n injunction to pro- ^theT matters, including refin pi ^ Cabbare 11* bushel hampers, now stock 2.50@3.00. -------- • .* * i vent further arrests but it was pitchers, and three-season SaSr Celery, Florida 10-inch entrt*. N o u s n a n p r P u b lis h e r s dissolved by that h<»dy ibo trade? 4.00(0)4.50. . TI bV „ a grounds that he was operating an .Clark G riffith, president of j.. Cukes, bushel crates, hot hepw, g e i v e d unnecessary business on Sunday. ,I W ashington aSenators, -"-* — *-is urging • n practically no supplies. vision of the constitution but iaojv standard crates, j no A rc M onttan ed In VOCABULARY OP 10.000 WORDS ,-.SrC y City Commission I ,W hile debating over the nuc*t tlon w hether nn undertaker i should be culled before nr niter the pntlent’a death, members of h a il Mttnn'n family became ftav heated in their hrpum rtit tliat it Mee«ng=Tiday R o b e r ts ,,,,. W iilijJ 1‘UBI.IC Arpt^j —II* Ia. IS A .;S ( jr tS t o e c i e i a i y Jfancy, practically no supplies. * , ytara oblj kept motorist nt horn ROME. Feb. 0.—f/P»—Carnival J ,V A PC* ewt. dosed Cgnr stores and other e< masks in the streets are now for­ -W A S H IN G T O N , J^eh. 8 .— fi-bd. , I* !tablishmcnts In parts of the state bidden by the Faseiati and the po- ( AD ) In V e n U g B tifm * a t con- Tomntoes,^sixes.M p rjd a a fancy,! vw,terdny. while others reported lice have the right to make mas- . L ouiik MONEY AVj (litio n k in this a r m y nip s e rv ic e rolJ.nt n?‘ ' business ns usual. Sixteen persons u n i o n s *n m e a r n iy n n n c rv iu . Tomatoes, sixes, Florida’s choice were cite.l fln Nashville for vio- queraders at private parties Hit i For Firsi M-.rlyngr |^ , B, on ,A ha» been ordered by#fietTctm*y count* nnd■ stock, 1 ’ — ------ . i r provides -*■ » and identify them*clve^____ 3.00@4.GO , Intion of the law which (kmsult us first then b i ll Oranges, boxes, fancy count a n d ; forfeiture for “any merchant, arDavlrt o f th e W ar D ep artm en t. A process for rolling metal foils j tificer. tradesman, farmer, or any T he s e c re ta ry w an ts to know stock, 4.00@4.60. A T . CONNELLI |] Oranges, boxes, choice count nnd other person found guilty of doing Sir thin that thfey are transparent IlMCWlU A HrmrJ w h e th e r a ir service o ff lepra stock; ,1.0003.50. — . yet retain their elasticity hns bomi or executing any of the common I .still a re oppaqiag th e a ir polCrupcfiuit, boxes, fancy count avocations of life '■ or of causing or invented by a German, scientist. jcio« o f P resid en t Cool {duo, nnd stock, 3.7604,60. . permitting the same to be done t>y Grapefruit, boxes, choice count ],[„ children or servants—nets of and. nvc* eniployinjf m elh6d« nnd stock 2.5003.00. 1real necessity or charity excepted." in carrying forward the agitation Tangerines, boxes, R.OO0-O.GO, Among those receiving citations for n separate n!r corps. • Pineapples, no Florida supplies. here was J . G, Stahlman, cxccj To establish tho facte, two sep­ Strawberries, 32 quart crates, t|vo dlrecto'r 0f tho Nashvilla ra te Inquiries have been ordered mostly per q uart ,0B@<6c. j Banner,‘and laike Lsn, published of by th? Secretary. Ono phase has lf . * * * I,' j. the Nashville Tennessean, and .1. 1m. en placed in tho bunds jof Maj. A1 Ilcavlnes developed on U. S. ,, w R.own. -manager of the Gen. Ell >A. Helmlck. iniipoctor Steel, General Motors, U. S. Hub-)Nashville Railway and Light ( < * n i general of. the army. Another lias American Sm elting p(iny atuj managers of ens> bfirtn entrjs'ted t i Maj. CJen. Mnsoh and American Car nnd Foundry a t lino ! filling stations, stnn<|-. ncluiieu ;n tho lint of projivt'i M. Fntrlck, cbl<;f pf tho air Bcrvjcel middny. Tho m arket had ignored automobile companies,news and vig.tr leh are pV he nlded by thu Jubd? 1 disriiilirtnry action will the advance In tho renewal rate for were also included. 1 in the rnle ef the bonds are ox* j * BERLIN, F p tf ll.—f.-P)—There In 1*4’Whcthrr taken by- the War SJcrtlsry call loans to five and half per cent, stores, •Ions ttid equipment t o t tho (1:.jc), p.rturhnneo and no llltlo ill •Iep:nda VarlOiy^JUUiindes Reported 74 upon tbr nature nnd com * the highest of the,year. | • t plant nnd fo r tho vnter fi-eilnp In Girmriny over'the speech njetanes.i of the information col-- Buying was broad^tnd^lhNiiiii'd Other ^cities throughout tho rks, utilities owned by the city delivered Saturday at'.Vrnoon In i|Vted. It la ' iponxored to bo many unusually neglected stocks. state reported various attitudes us Hartford which are sold to be the Cimmber of Deputies In Romo •'ilhin . the to j to tho inw, Independent gasorealm of possibilities Nash motors jumped ID points to!*° reloaded a t tho pronent tim e. j,y f ttn iie r Mussolini with regord that n general G»n, American Canners Canncrs 0 to 2DR, 2DR.IIino nhako-up of ulr 6p9, B,n dealers In Chattanooga con T he capacity of both planta is n,, uiiti-Hiilinti cnmpalpn alleged personnel, including nnd South Porto Rico Sugar, B ad- 1tinued business, while Standard *» court martial petted to be enlarged so th a t not _ ^ | 1Bvn prrpettnled by t)cr- j.tbcoidings similar to these wljidj fic Coast, Durham Hosiery Mill* QH nnd Gulf Refining Compari.*-* W wilt they be able to take care mnni( ln t }1L. Up r « Adlfipt. preceded tho exit of Col. William nfd , Remington Typew riter and H*wcd, No arrests were recorded. Ihe city nt present, Imt w ill.also | AUhoaRh th,. Gremlin govefn- Mitchell from tno army, may fol­ International Match pfd to 5 points i Memphis, Knoxville and Bristol re* * j ported gas and, tire station* clo nnutationi T .l lt lo nfor f o n^ ^number U ^ r ^ moff ’vonre1 ,nCUt h,lH rt'p,y' ytnrs. 1 rtCBjpt 0f ,linik‘ thc u*xt ot the P''n,1’" tinoicli,t? low.J)ccline To (Jive Evidence ' i ‘«d but cigar, candy and lunch I1ICAGO, Feb’ 0.—(/P)—BJ.utter Whila Mr. Davis and other de- lower; receipts 11,718 tubs; cream* stands were open os usual. ith ^ o n S iM V o n erV 's0' rh a ra th ° ‘'Iterances of M uscollJ am pfirtme-nt officials, decline to dis­ cry extras 4U 4; standards 4114; * N q citations were noted. any *staler titan since thq war Bristol, on the- Virginia-Tenm Itlsens, are expected to gp Iwfuro toward n coup try with which Ms close the oviduncf, which led to extra firsts 48; first 39’/4@40; sec­ the decision f 6|*'tt sweeping luvrs- ond 370.18%. see line reported nn unusual nr > rtaus civic organizations Imnie- country is a t peace,ttsntlrtU, /C rtin jpmWn jtha'Wui' Stic* Eggs lower; receipts 12740 . blem with the filling SllltiotlM -»I1 tbly and' nsk for nuppurt of* tho nd is.*ue a t tho election which ia , ^ fdiis, i lini'rf fnldrqM . . . Is, slid to. iei:;iy Itr.T in tills .posA'jfsiou i-djA rajee; first 20; ordinary firsts 2 4 . , the Tennessee sido of the town uocumonta be;period to be held about the mid- h*Va bean oAarioncd by a recent ms ,oft of ondavnioud unonyn — —— | closed, while those nn the Virginia e of -Mutch. Several organisations . ajiceeh of Dr. Held, tho m ilitant in*, l.y sonto departm ental auMore than half the expenditures rido remained open, «ve already gone on record «s np- Bavarian premier, who reqaes e I thorltna. to ImCe bien mimeo- of th r people of jhlx country for W arrants for the arrest of th ­ .V . vlng the issue ; “H K°otl Herninm to.in ip their f<d* i l ^service f c o ' ^ headquarters.. ^ S a r t H lhTilM h S»!|n'a0TCiKn fTKtB ,n ,l3 2 ‘ W T H & fliargaD w ith VlolMlaiV oV the "law, ••Issue Must He Approved” {Wv couiltrjnujn in Houthbrn .Ty- iair n a a . The value reached *22.- passed in 1803, were .worn nut by In commenting xm the coming r °h which wa* ifwardrd Ita ly . l*> Cillcd 4Jpcn Kcipients, believed to | 074,410, n Nashvillo attorney. The penally bo’ air 8ci vleo offictr* on dduty lection Mayor Lake stated this »bo treay of Ht. Ccrmaih. ■ is $3. for eacif citation, half t.. orning that “ if the city Is to Particular attention ip being with national guard am! roso.vej Latest reports show that there go to the atnte, and half to the iw-t • organ./atom s llirmi|;!ioui the coun are 27,400 women in the federal son making the complaint. rogrcr.s, if wo ure to serve tbo paid to Mussolini’a tlirvut, after . tlxenr. in tlie way they should he ihurnctarizing the- nlloucl Cicrmun tiy , to ’get bu-.y in Llirir support civil service in Washington. : • Golfers And Fishermen Includ.-d rvi*d, if Sanfoni in to tnkc its dc- nnll-Itulian rumpulgn ns "ludari- oi ihe ulr cpi*,i.i bill, irved niche nm.mg tin-mctroVoll- ous, rcdlculous nnd lying," that ^HvporUd arUvtllcs of air offiu Operated like un automobile A court charge of would !>;■ n cities rtf Floiida nnd n ttrw t '.'souutimcs it iB,ncerasuiy to pry l t l j„ fufoishing eongre.ttinon self-startei, a jack bus on At}- pded to cacjt fipe, Magistrate iten■ -1 .• a* re thoulfnnd* of iw.-w rcsldtmts, Will* two eyoa for tho'bi m»p (. »'Jlii>';tl\ prepawd aLitsumniVa intended vented fftr raising and wsnijg srttwr whd/wlll hear thp‘eiir.es, an-, w,'.—- • v rn ii. . I * with a whow net of t 6cthVTomifut. ili.-trihution through^ tli througlC thuir id'jiduncod. • ' would ajiply itil is bond issue must bo apjJra _.. Mid •on nr?K~? at. imt I. b *\ ,(T the_ tIona of one <tooth.' fItciit at at.. tim capital uml support"O ur future detietida on our; mg utiier legislative, proposals for Ight in developing along n safe alteration of the prestdent's air Wd from the proposed sale of policy also will Ins carefully in ­ quired into by tho investigntars. unlcipaL brtnda will go for toward .» % cn • ittlng Sanford in the limelight A C C U S e t l 0 1 b l a y i B g It in well understood by nil i arm y officers t Imt. Pros (dent Cool* id,'jo concura in tlie eonclu'tons of The Improvements; with the his air bcurd wliieh recaiumended[ ounts necessary for thnir build* WEST PALM BEACH, Fin., a gain at thu separate ^ir rerviis odare stated to be as follows l vuented hy Mitt hell and proposed ••Ire alarm and police phone sys- Feb. y.-(/P)—A. S. Turner, negro, th at nir pursonncl lit placed urtler! alleged alnyer of Frank Taylor, a special assistant reerctury J o? t m», 140,000.. Extensions of white way, $76,- also blnik, was killed early Inst war nnd remain uu integral pari night bv a bullrt from a posse led of the army. 0. W ater front improvements, in* by H. I*. Stubbs nnd llu stc r.A d ­ Navt rtbuluas, (ion. Patrick reuding yacht basin and city prop- ams, deputy sheriffs, who trailed ifillly went before u iiuhlic romhim from the n.cne of the trturdcr i f i near the lake, .$36,000. - ' to a shanty n few miles away where inRter and reiterated his ndvo* Bulkhead, *400,000. Chcy of n separate corps. A bill Turner vvaa hiding. | Hewers, $576,000. (l.NE bank started three years ago from 40,000 to 250,Ow Ids reeommrndutlona T urner attacked Taylor, a fellow embodying vlng of city streets, $100,000. i Pavl was introduced immediately a fte r­ wiih a capital of $25,000. Today its mignificcnt harbor.ill Purchase of city property $100,- workman on the • loM jbifclioe ward nnd now lit before tho house. farm s, near here, with a pitch fork 00. deposits :. otil .more than $3,000,000. cned at a cost of $21 "Educational Work” Urged New fire station and equipment, Monday following a quarrel be­ One of the auonynmus circulars 1 he Coral Gables Corporation is at where manufactorioj tween their wlveh. Witnesses to 150,000. now In Secretary Davis^ possession Expenditures for enlarging and the fig h t said T urner sculped Tny- and represented nn having bcun Present completing a three and a scription are ia a fl«B #w equipment for gas plant, $ 200, - lor nnd plungod tho fork Into his dialrlbtited from a ir nervicu headhrooat, killing him inidnntly. (|uaricr million dollar road build- of development. The I 00. Brandishing n revolver. Turner quarters declares there must ho ( W ater works extensions and immore "(ducutionid work" In Con, *nk contract. It is dredging at a c o u n tr y s id e is pcrh*p*^ took flight into the woods, work­ irovcmcnts, $335,000. grosn, and urges recipients of thr men on the farm enld. cost of. $250,000 the great canals t i l e j n F lo rid a , prododj Conduits; *275,00K Knowing tho fugillvu was arnted- circular, "to get busy" with senAt the regular meeting of the avhid. wind through the c i t y . “T t “ScdpYot valuabletropic* etorti and reprceentpllvoa in the llty Commission htld this sflcr- Ihc posse who hail tm ilul Him to oon In the City Hall, the proposed tho cabin* whore ho was hiding look interest of n separata nlr eorrs. * is cor constructing a new high-speed vegetables.' W ar Ik’partmeiit .officials arc *f$A, pproprintloMs were unanimously no chance t .When lie unpeured a t consi4v‘r hl«J h la -log-lH. lit* l i ^ h ^ ir tho door nnd showed an inclination rapid transit line costing $500,000. These facts $peak for< •; * ; t i-ii-pn upon, mid *M arrh 10 was ’' " \ \ .. ■ ! eO n. tho day on which tlie ♦« fight they f in d , ofie o f thq bul­ The feclnrstion- orProsidonL Coo|Bslgnnted It is building a superb yacht basin. . . . prove that Con lagol when ho approved the Mitch* lets killing him Instantly/ D p t rIl i S ■ S M ell court imirtisl findings. In the iiitcivenlng period the “The theory of government,'" During four months alone last a ,r“ d>r ,am0U‘ ocessity for tlie passage of tim NET MATCHES PUT OFF said the president, "Implies thnt isue will be stie.m d , Mayor Lake yrur, more than $1,500,000 went c o u n tr y - " l“ ! ■ gsld, and the waolohenrtad support 1 CANNES, Fob. u.—(/!*)- All of every official bo long us no retains public buildings. Among pr;._ triu m p h an t lourse ■ if Hsntord cltisens sought. ( •day's ntnU'hcs in tho Carlson n'TIro shall puniort himself with Lawn Tennis Tournament were respect towards his spporior.t Tills vate enterprises, a single corpora- menr. NKW HARIIOK MARTliH l> *(ponod because of inln. The is especially true of those In tho Germany P ertu rb ed Over A ddress M ade By Italian P rem ier ■J S *ai Posse Kills N egro the entire south.- j j JS jt ellow L aborer We are now r< for business Goral T HIRTY of the leading contractors in America; $147,800,000 worth of property in Coral Gabk lesser organizations are daily swelling this total. $50,000,000 has already been spent in civic ic I wice this sum has just been pledged. Damp wash 5c lb.,-minimum charge 75c washed and extracted ready to iron. 1 QUICK SERVICE SanfordLaundry, Inc. West 3rd St. and Cedar PALLAIIASHEE, Fla., Feb. 'J.-— Capt. Dillurd Boniim, of Mb H'.'uh, was apimiiitid harbor liter for the port of Miami tch, by Governor Martin, it was m nun.nl a t tho executive office:! ISii- anticipator singles finals botwoen Isusanne Lenglen nnd Helen' VVIlhi i * applied there rap be no discitlius will not take plnc'c.before next I’line in the. arm y and nnvy, without which these two forces would Hnmiay.' t.ol only he without value’ as a At the height of 100 fret onB|*>Hftrt i of defense, but would bcmny see un objert 30.30 nautical come actually a menace to socjejy. Discipline is tho whole basis of miles at sen. inililury train in g ,f ,■ Sody O f Man, W anted For Killing E ast P. W. Short Joins Park Staff C oast Woman Found At Haines City * Sanfo j '_t I). W. Short, founder of Short’e HAINES CITY, Flo., Feb. 8.— An automobile registration card. Auto Camp oa th« Snnford-O r-| **" -The liody of Thom ns Bowers, niado out to Thomas Bowrf.i and Inndn highway. h*i sold his prosought as tho nUvgvd'olnrers s union carpenter's curd bearing m*rtv to T. ^v', .fokri on, of- Daytona Mrs. Nellie Yelgler. young Now tho sumo n itne, wore found on the Bern h and nroeptrd a position »#*■ yma woman, wag burled today body. Other papers indicated that a'lserirttenilent of dovoJnpmont ths Davenport cemetery. B o v ’I Bowen* ranto to Florida from work now bring pushed at Hanford i' body was found late Haturday Washington, D, 0. {Sheriff Btnnc Perk, a new sub-division where the I his automobile at thu edge of of Volusia county Identifiril ilu county farm and convict vninp Groin Hwamp, n o ir Davenport., body yesterday as th at of Bowers, w ere formerly hunted, body was not claimed. for Whom u reward of $000 had Hr.nford Park Is being duvcloivid, owers came to his death by btjm offered In connection with the nlong high class lines in keening, tg poUun, a coroner's jury, murder of Mrs. Zelglerr A irs. Zelgler was killed Sunday with its owners' Intentions to sited by Justice of the Be arc create n homcalte th at will appeal I rerriil, darid-d. Tho coudi- afternoon, Jan. 31, in her a p a rt­ •tre n d y to lovers of uniouo nml Bowers, Lof thu body indirated death oc- ment a t NeW Smyrna. mu-roimdlmrs. Add pub­ * several doy* a go, authori- who have been working in tlie neautlfut lic utilities will be furnished. building as a carjionter, wks the Id. Building activity is said to be sovery o i th* body was rnado Isnt uerson seen In the vicinity, au­ .well advanced and a. p u m b a ro f _ Holly, bus driver, on SsturT thorities said. ir, six days after Bowers was aJ* Volusia county nuthdrltles say attrattivn colonial style residence:' pd to b are killed Mrs. Zelgler Bowers left New Hynyrnu a few here slrrndv bran completed, 'tin g her throat- Holly no- hours a fter Mrs, IZcjglcr was was* fenford Psrk Will b . *r wtitomoMlf g t lh e eoR'i of -killed, ami said he had threatened Hie Market F*b. 2” according to ramp when ba made his dally | on previous occasions to kill ki her. present plan*. 0 a grove development com- A Moody shirt, necktie and rarer, 1 cities and bream# ausplc-' found after M r< Zelgler M il Hqgar cane now *an C l— iH iM a tlia a ta ^ f i a t i i e*#4 n U 1 l , I I I . .I .... i f . . . . S I FI . . I me. . . Satufdny 1VtlU'd, w. ire tden property cd by n motnriiert 30 raid. j of Bowers, duel the woik of 100 —■mi FO R SALE .> Beautiful new stucco bungalow—six looms, bath and two porches, located on Oak Avenue at Fourteenth Street. n°ln is erecting 1000 homes at a valuation of $75,000,000. Among many Ixitels, two are outstanding of their kind throughout the world: The Miami-Biltmorc, recently completed at a cost of $6,500,000, with additions which' will bring the total up to $]0,000,000 - -and the 'lowers, a rest hotel that " ’>11 cost $8,700,000. Industry combined with beautiful surroundings Price $8,000.00. Terms’ ■ ........................ - j Wc have illustrated statistics—* g « at ^ mation that pfovrt 1 value of an invesW Gables. * Let us send information, d-tnrnrrt 13 jlllunf Tho*l|koM I**. ri**« woJ «* T tbwit C«nl Grt**- 1 no oWit»«i«l. . Nt Adjoining Coral Gables on the north and cast is M iami, whose r nPulatmn has grown in four years • The Davey-WinBton Organization, Inc. OwneiL „ C O M . l^P C ia m i 4 0 M lleso f Wat^rl Ic Bldg. Phone 707 For information—v KS ■ ■- Send jor more fr is. CORAL GABLES, lone . **1 �1- i ^ vyyajtt ♦. •— • ‘ .■ fwium THE SANFORD HERALD, TDESn a y FEBRUAKT «. 1928 T . ’A «as»^M . - rnu>Mi*-»iV^,y ’ * A school. ' ' Two general stores oner a post office comprise Its "buitnexs sec tlon.” Ip ■ com er of th e pbstoffie* is the barber shop. Si Stone wnlb and rustic cates nr* U^Bnfe ,Pnthwa>* binding for U J ^ ts d d°Wn Y“ ,ey8 suffi™ shelter its’ inhabitants, to whom [southern itclose** Uuscon- Beautiful Home Sites ers, lonjr Muscon- rplly. it t, didn’t The islt»xe» to end to election ru. and Sanford “The City Substantial* _ 1 m ^V'.h ’o .* .‘ Y p Standard ■paring an lujr buildI will be on M of birds uspa store Mr. Myers, lin the bin! Lyears and iX ,m is a recognised authority on conarics and other song birds. H e'gives an interesting account of the history of the canary which will be of Interest to thp many who will view his exhibit for th e next 10 dnys, Mr. M yers's account follows: .'-4 “The canary has firs t been known ns a household pet enrfir-til, the sixteenth century. I t . i s a* nn- Tuesday, February 16 - ‘• r t r o . l >nj Florida and have somewhat of iw nearest land which happened to he tropicnl climate but this is varied th Island of Elhu. Here they by the high mountains, found the climate so propitious The history of this charming pet that they multiplied rapidly. It was began when n merchant shin trad- not long until their superior song ing with tile Canary Islands took was recognised and they were as a part of her cargo several trapped in Urge numbers and their thousand canaries which had been domestication soon began. "The Italians were, tho first to trapped ih tho Canary Islands, thinking -.that they could be sold attem pt to breed canaries In capfo r n wwod-prfce to the Europeans. 1 :0 0 P . M. .5 '•**>-* ‘W .9I*. These very desirable Jiomesites, located on Palmettp, ^ 'mans of centrnl German/ which is the vicinity of Haris mountains and St. Andresburg, where they soon found much favor. Magnolia, Park and Oak Avenues, where values are I * . **: v ‘ * V' : ?• * * ‘ increasing and in the path of development this city is * * V t ^I ' . T' ' »:I-.' JL . growing by leaps and bounds. • fc. t , - ’* * *t Homesites bought at your own price make you a most substantial investment, an opportunity to make money as others aret adoing when they buy well located lots. These lots are surrounded by homes and others under construction, you don’t have to pioneer. Don’t forget the date: Tuesday Feb. 16 at ,1 * . * i 1- * 1 I* , I p. m.. W ITH * New Bungalows—5 rooms and bath and Garage. .* • •land is cleared, plowed and lm rrow cd m id fenced. -* farms urc locuted on h a rd su rfa ce d h ig h w ay a t CHUIAJOTA, Sotmiiuw County, in the dion, on the Okeechobee Diviaion o f t h e F. E. C. R>’« Easy Terms announced at sale ** S Price for each 10 acre farm $7,300.00. Direction: South on Sanford A ve to Geneva, west bn l!i one fourth down—Imlunce in 1, 2 a n d S years. # Geneva one square. You will find us. Investigate this properly. . « ' . I surfaced highways to Chuluot^t f r o n t s an ford, Orlando and Indian River C ity on the hotel accommodations a t reasonable r a te s . v Com pany t%£i.y . • CHAS. C. WHEELER * ____ I * .W, HEwY"’ <f l a g L e r s y s t e m ) i. ^ Owners \ ■* . . an d - _ . *• Auctioneer * i - -* Developers , i’ll R esident Agent 115 Msgno WE, Ba a J ' ft ’ Sanford Fla< J . f ■-> --- A. G. W*f"*r «*r Pre»id'->‘ 8UAnt^Une, FUl ChuluotAf Fla. . hr *i W -— .. , .. ^ , ■ . ’ ‘J y t *•' ).* > *• ' 'U . - v J ' * . ft �. Sun ford Herald ••a ... - ............. , . - ■ Feed The Brute- But Not Too -— ’ T-.f T tu eso a ' cr “ T is Brisbane Sm s IItt ' Iffattfaf «l ,st. . f*en| I'leeMsIas Ml t*rkvr * ..re* n ilf ip to a n tu*ildo w h ic h a p p e a re d r e c e n t l y - i n t h e SEoppiny 'n Million*., V, Fat Brokers Brrrnwwl. N e w Y c r k -W o r ld t h s r o a r e to o m a n y y o u n g m a r r i e d W crtiaft Not UM , Mislaid. \.*io u ’d e r c r i o u r i y I r e t m e h o n o r td a u v ic e t h a t t r e M a t m -V ** A* i***s»Mn Ottto **ilt*r Musmlinc T lm n d c n J' 1 I\ lHi> a* ll.*» H e tiio rd . Kh»rtdit • m i d f r Ant »$♦ to h a r d l e hfybJhtdB is to ‘ food t h e b r u te ." , A B r i t i s h a /i c n Hy AH I III M Hit ini* AMR l..t. 4 111* tiE t d e c la r e s t h a t t h e r e s u l t o f a o tr ic t n d h c r« n c e to t h i s ruliy iwi»r<«li l*W. ».» »i*i l’« i*« mid Halt tie r b t h e u ltim He r u in a tio n o f th e m a n 's h e a lth , m a ilin g ifc la A »*im tair MU«»i th e lo .ic ru rt m j r o d if f ic u lt* th a n o v e r to n e t n lc n c w ! lh h m I High flnsnco goa* shopping, in i. ’—• — —• fa-tig# H n n .Ijiih h *irt l<**t ?*• ! th e :. days of powzrful creflit, anil 'T i e I ru le oveifo.l Is th e puppet and p la y th in g cf womJW 'V wnf«ewj:1411**1 IU/% Mj%pI fa*H tn n I r m - ♦ ‘i.iiu ^U‘. M -nt his, 19.iiU HU u diploni icy," d ed aro a L'r. L co .n rd AVilliama, fum oua d is t big Industrial units, on a whole­ •fu.l in III C I V.ii jt ' h, I'srdus V: Z>vtlVrrr<l ki} C a r r i e r , r% pu»rr _ . *T m ean th a t'a n overfed b ru te doc* not posaezn sale stale. w n * . lie . v V te k ir K iiiu o n tr.tfu ap ecialirt. ALL RECORDS fo r "cash buy­ par year. kesn, crit'p al fncult cs. If ho la overfed hin pow ers of obHeving" were broken In the purchase ■ P B C I.tl, M> TICK i All .u tilte a r y , . . vatfon a rc d ln m o d and hb bcccmns In s h o rt t 'fat-hoid.* of "Mtoclated oil" control for tvo!i’lrJ>v.il otiociis of* MrCrtauun.ai* 1 his m ty ho all rig h t for th e woman who.ic only oim :s to SICO.OOO.COO cash. That's a sum fg b iiw ii !;u t iL c a n only h e so fo r a sh o rt tim j, c'ltinl to "tho great fortune of the (■os cc k ln tly had fo r th oe v't r u ti* l« tUn ___ . . *and . . It # is ah "h^ckinply t e ' nnri and in th e inn,, long rnn« Rothchilds—now small change for h<4ih i itr.D niEHN bud for inc ffim.ly. MKv iii'ii F o r* or Rockoftiler." \ t T a t A irlH 'in l-il l'l> .|* la I ' i t . l l f PIlllUl'l 1*1 lllrr*' ll-i* ii-• Inf r..r r% rv-* 1■ liieic’ is 1 tile doulit b u t th a t th e w ay to u m a n ’s h c o rt i* Cold th a t brought -the forty-' untill i< 'K*n ..I n il n. i f hi« n p p e u t e j » s a tis f ie d nin?m to California, represents a' W t i l n Ji, »*, It t.r irn iu iu t•< ir,la iM|.«r* mm sis . ..... the little else edit m a tte r. B u t it i« q u ite as im p o rta n t not to small part of the state’s wealth. i«,l v u t.li'.n m i ......... l i e r , .- .'A ll 11^ hi. i.i rn|i nl> lull overfeed as to feed enough. It is th e tru ly clever w ife who Besides "Associated Oil" there aro “' - . r r . - bn™ * jt-s t-w h o p T c r hu so an d h as u u ,- enough to keep him many California oil companies. If TUESDAY, .’UH. 9,192#. _ *healthy and s tro n g an d in an am iable d ep o sitio n . the right "to control" or A -little So im p o rtan t was th is know ledge to tn e w lfo considered room thnn half of them is woVth ! |t l ? E HfeRALH'8 PLATFORM ~>D«Tpvr w alrr ruul*- In Jack* to be by a B oston.m illionaire th a •t -u in h’ isl will be se t aside one- one hundred and sixty five mil ____ ^ MmrUli. thousand dollars ps t^> be expended in g iv in g his tion's b r.d e -to - , lion, how much m ust all the oil —t »matrprllon of Bt. Johna In- be a course in dom estic science and eapedoliy in clietics and of California be worth? M P(M Uivrr canal. cooking. D*rpu«(ori nf white a uti an hr pool, t.'nnU rourts, INVESTIGATING brokers loans W ise m an he w as w ho realized tlw t real health and hapw l* . i in New York shows $8^18,174^64 pinocs can cem d.only from p ro p er care, of th e body. -Awirmrnllnx nf bulldlnc proborrowed by the brokers to "carry" tm— hoosca. hotels, a p a r t — ----------------------f— o— *---------------- 2 — l— stocks for tlieir customers, "on g-yp.-ilf bupsca. ,• l / 7-Rslensluri ol streat pavinx Another Transpoi tation Problem margin." pm grsm . —-----------; .. Three thousand five hundred Tey-Ckinsl ruction of boulevard S a n fc rd has reached th e sta g e in its developm ent when and thirteen million dollars Is a around l-aks Monroe, ft.—U-irapletlun of city Imautlflea- som e step s should be token to provide those who live in the large sum. ! lion program. su b u rb an sections w ith tra n sp o rta tio n facilities enabling But it Is small compared with y t r -Rspansnin of . school sysh-m th em to go to and from th e c en te r of th e city w ith ease. In this country's total wealth. The ' ■W ith provision for lacreaaed fa- o th e r words* S anford Is in need of o bus sy stem of som e brokers borrowing was used vain­ g m a iiiitv . I f T ” ~ T~ -------------------------- kind in o rd er th a t people whp live on C eiety A venue, In tho ly by the bears in an effort to so u th ern p a rt o f thd city, and in th e w estern section mny, injure stock prices. The three £ DlllLR VERSE FOR TODAY w ith o u t difficulty, come to th e business section to do th e ir nnd a half billions represent only shopping, o r to atte n d to 1'biiriiiiesH m a tte rs. six per cent of the total stock L ^ n . i Jm crll's^n .^cr^w k V .in f,I- . a ® conditions u to now, it* Is alm ost im possible f o r those values, listed bn the exchange. This Is no time to "acll short" «... M.„ I„f„ . . .{W ho do not own autom obiles .to live in th e suburban d istric ts if th e ir work is In town. Thjn is resu ltin g in jojigeation in in this country but don't gamble, ut the l.f.nt was with Joseph, nnd h o u s in g . uccommodutlbiiH in th e dow ntow n s e c tio irg n d j« i That always ends badly. ;)hewcit him mercy, and gave him m f o r .i n the lig h t of tho keeper of hindering the development in thorc subdivisions th at arc juBt a few miles out. We have heard many people say th a t ■4he prison." Gen, 30: 20-31. PRAYER—We thank Thee, they would like to build their homes in some of the outlying Shard, •for the liberty whore with dlBtrictB now under development, but they.could not afford JTlinu doit maka’ us free, for then, to do this, and ii Ibo purchase nn nulomobilo with which to •■Mont, w ills do not a prison make, go back and forth to their Work.' T here in nn o p p o rtu n ity fo r some fa r-s'g h tc d individual n o r iron b a n a cage." DOMESTIC PEACE Why should such gloomy silence r. reign.; * Ami why is ull the houso so . drear,' When neither danger, sickness, J pain, ' * Nor death, nor want, have cntored here! 'who can w ork out a B stisfactbry b^a system fop S anford and p u t 'i t into operation. It looks to ua a s if a th in g of th is kind oould bo m ade to pay from th e very s ta r t, w ith reasone ra te s charged and w ith a reg u lar'sch ed u le In effect. Tho H erald would like to see nomdone coniO along w ith n good suggestion along thin line,!. It would like to pee some m ethod provided so th a t thd outlying Hcctionw of th e city m ig h t be developed even m ore rapidly, and th a t th e thou­ sands of pcrso n n w h o live out of th e downtown section m ight be given tra n sp o rta tio n service m O A RY 0,1920 V; ------LLOYD GEORGE says, -the world is losing its idcnls, liberalj ism throughout tho whole w orld( lm» fallen on evil dny«." In Italy lie miw ncwipapers sup­ pressed, men elected, tiren thrown out of office by foice, hut. r.ops he. the Italian people like it and proi|>er under it. "Italy is prospering, mills and ^ctorlcs are throbbing with life, new works uro springing up every­ where, old industries are reviving." = THEGUIDING SPIRIT IS STIULON THE JOB _sS| c* l W Z & V s r 'Y St, i N S S e a m e d THE REAL ESTATE SAINT MIAMI If Kit AI t> We W ant A Live Ri TIFFANY GA W e arp as many as we were v T hat other night, when all were ■* 'f a y And full of hope, and free from | care; Yet is thero something gone ff- aw ay? •»**■»•»»ir The moon without, as pure and " clam, K issim m ee’s Exclusive Kcsiientiil Si sidew alks, paved si re els, rJrtn'ciijv. and se w e ra g e ,'sh a d e Ira*. urrArwiili w h ile w ay-i-N ow U 11>ier Coiislnirti&s. If you. feel you are tli minfprlMyj o r w ire a t om e. TIFFANY REAL' Is shining as th at night sho shone; But now to us she brings no balm, T H E CAUSE OF civil lib erty m ust not be su rre n d e r ;d ui. F o r sqmethlng from our hearta l i gone. th e end of one o r even one hundred d efeats. . . If th e re is Som ething whose absence leaves a n y th in g th a t it is th e d u ty of tho whole people nervei to in­ tr u s t to any handH b u t th e ir own, th a t th in g is th e priiM'rv- A cheerless w ant in every tion and p erp etu ity of th e ir own liberties and inatUnCona . . . I fe a r you do not fully com prehend th e d an g er of heart; Each feels the bliss of ull de­ ab rid g in g th e liberties of ^he people. A governm ent had stroyed, « And mourns live change—but b e tte r go to th e very ex trem e o f toleration th a n do au g h t th u t could bo co nstrued into an in terferen ce w ith or to * caeh apart. jeopardize in any degree tho common rig h ts of th e citizen.— The fire Is burning in the grate A prahum Lincoln. r. t As redly as It used to burn; B ut still th s h e a rt Is desolate, , TUI m irth, and love, and peace »'■ * return. , Sanford's Forum Editor The Herald: The Sanford Herald of Feb­ ruary 0 carried an editorial called "W ar Declared on 'P etting Parties* " . In which tho sta te ­ ment was made th at Veven Cae­ sar's wife had her 'affaires du coeur." This most um ixlng piece of slander comes us rather a" imestlc nescol best joy of earth. shock a fte r the vast number of When snail we all thy value centuries th at this virtuous lady learn? _ has walked the musty corridors of WIsiTFRgei,' - to our—eorrowing history unmolested by the must heart, libelous litterateur, <' Return, oh, graciously return. After an indignant and Indus• —Anne Bronte, ! tiioitf morning in tho local li­ m -------- o— ----____ _ __to prov brary,________ I find nothing prove that .- A news dispatch says Cuto was Calpurnia ever did anything more »M iiblt!uqlst because lie drank indecorous than begging her lord lug But water. But mnyba to "play sick" and stay homo from tho office on tho well-known was all he could get. Me* of March* Perhaps she might boon guilty of embroidering Todu lays best laugh; The reason ahuve love knot or two on the pocket die ro quickly in some heads because they cun't stand solitary of his Imeprial toga—but then meat.—Columbia Record. • Tw a* peace th a t flowed from r- ; heart to h eart uk, W ith looks and smiles tlvst spoke of heaven, And gave us a language to Impart ‘- T he blissful thoughts itself had given. . office boy says r l l)ur have to change some Iwys uno bit to me a perfect fool About a girl. stereotyped headlines: Add 1 Conference Falls to Work P ish For Settlem ent of ,e."—Hanford Herald. . All t. here's the one we have kept "ntr fo r over a year now: lng of Adequate Hotel ia for Dade City Has Not et Been Made."— Dads City Baniral weeks ago Dr. Font way, chairman of the State Department, was in Sanford om lstd that the road between rd and the Orange county ould Immediately bs put Into eat possible conditions ttnd Rat way. But as far as we twen able to see ths heavily •d highway Is just as bad toi it has bean for months past, reck Is obtainable, Ihrro are s s s s s s s »d OP around Mlcanopy that Mrs. Cncsar had to hove her ro­ mance, even though it wun more domesticated than th at of tho "lit­ tle girl on the Nile," And 1 suggest, Mr. Editor, thut th e 'n e x t time you wish to point a passage on famous "petting purties" of \history th a t you might employ Du Barry, Pompudour, or Catherine of Russia w ith a great deal more accuracy * aiuLrfsr—less slam ftr thah you sh o w In your choice of Caesar’s wife. The his (orlans and poets have loft us such a scant number of chaste heroines that it behooves .us to guard them from libel# Shall we not leave the fair Calpurnia to sip her Elysian tea with that comfortable impeccability of conscionctf’ which belongs only to those ladles who are "sans reproche"? , ■Respectfully yours, *■ MRS. GEORGE MOORE. MY FAVORITE STORIES By IRVIN 8 . COBB TIRED OF DEALING WITH CROOKS A tugged person, who had ac­ quired a considerable fortune in th}*w«Lgood* b u m ess and kin­ dred lines of endeavor In the old wldeopcn days In Denver, decided to invest some of his savings in oil and mining stocks. From this be­ ginning he presently progressed to tha point where he became an ce­ ll vc partner in a itpek-broke-age establishment in Chicago. The venture, so far as Uw was concsrp cd, did not pIrtUdK* Itucceas. IU twoen two suns both of his p a rt­ ners to nerx vanished and Iu he was left I fate a lrrgc deficit. Expansive . litigation cutsuad. ge was being cleared qway by legal methods, the disillusioned axes lu on lit hared hla Inner feelings to his lawyer. It was the lawyer who told me what the client, speaking In all »crlou:<iicm , led cot/L ad iu him: "llnl," said the old follow. "J*m tfraugh w ith-this pnnif. I’m goin’ to toki w hat's lif t —-cf >o bo there U , l o t —und hack out ire I hek YWs here & *> me. The trouble with it is that it's so full of croaks you don’t know who to trust. You can’t put no dapendee in whut these fellows tell you, ThryTl hand you what seem* to be n straight line of goods nnd then turn right around ami dou­ ble cross you, "Now, 1 a ln t been used to doin' business that w ay. Before 1 canto here I never traded with none but square guys. For instaneg, itaneg, how, as Yunnln* rt you take ft when I was tha hat bar In Donver,- A fellow that 1 knuwed would drop iu to see me and show nm some JewcJry e r allvet ware or somethin' and ssk me what I'd give him for IL I'd ay’t him whore he got it and he'd say to me: 'I lifted it tonight a t Jones, the Banker's house. 'All right,' I'd say, "I'll give you au much for it and take my chances on cleanin' Un a little profit on the reward that’ll be offered. He'd say that: suited him a n d 'I'd hand him the money amt and nhe'd beat it out of tul.ii.>. ' Then, nt next gh thtre'd be saying the n s tha banker usinesi •Arcade B uilding J.M.VS 'I INI. shaking his fist nt G o pinny, 1-.-1U thu Italian pnrllm-::t, ‘"in ure not afraid «nd Won't 'uidg.- an inch from our pulley." Tliu threat refers to trouble about the Brenner Pass Tn tho Tyrol. Mussolini says Italy's flug shall stay there, and if necessary ho will cary it forward into Ger­ man territory. Italy's deputies, delighted, greet­ ed Mussolini with thunders of a p ­ plause and "long live the diicu." i he arm s c o n fer en c e LOUISVILLE OililtiKn«Jui:ilNAl. Though Italy maintains its ""t m sympathy with W estern, logon 1st it- altitude un>| Russia a ear. least of ull disarm am ent, 1 niains nlouf, thirc* will he no p though it^ depicted treasury will not allow it to become a consider- ’ t’oitement ol ig* preliminary i nt>l. menace to its European neiglt-* rerenee on disarmament. Fori nor*. Mlnistnr l lmmberlain of (|| Britain and Premier Briand Tlie date fur the preliminary ’ France are in complete uccoid conference may therefore be re. guided u» settled and America’s and Italy's not ours. But it inhy lids point. Efforts nt delay, t l u it ln patmiu-sincr the House u n d i — ~ become our buslnees, now that we declare, have been for the pun tWmnv have both approved the up , are in the jvorld court. — of shelving tho disclirelnn, tho propriutmn lull . .. ' —' European nutfbns wuut ponce ns wo do, and ho]>e hotte to niulntuln maintain it. n a y make for deferring the ses- “l>l">intmcia by U,c president o f' ’ “i~ ' » rcpiesentatlvcs ' But any one of them 'is ready to go sbm. now Rule m ort, than two America to w ar under certain conditions. weeks off, will be considered. War questions would go before On the day this decision n ut ( <j|iteni|>or:iry C om m ent tho world court. We are in the I reached Premier Mussolini in court# nnd shall not know until dulgml in one of his spread engl ■t in ms Birina eairltli.t, n „ , i «♦ 1• the time comes whut may lie ex­ perform a net*pected of us. , rhetoric ini! You may say "we im* not com- 1tnphors ha M mm i il me th . Chamber . . f lie " ,u ;'1 '**'**• * h*t 7 - A rhan.a. j pelltd to do anything. That's true, 1 Deputies to pass th: army n perhaps. But wo may u-uch B de­ organisation 1,I||. "itnly dcsirt-t cision that will offend Europe. peace," he said- "1 was nt Locarno PJ’™h*n* ltid «<*t discin'-, Then Europe could and probably »ml I shall return there, but while ! , uh“t . l,"‘ Ware so b:uJ U1- » would say: "in view of thin dis­ the words of jwnce glisten on th- ! . h hi',''u il them to Chile.—CW*' loyal action by the United Slates, horiion I must recognise that the l,“n>’ Nt'w». I wo decline to pay our debts." sklia have become populated With G|vc Europe nn excuse, or what prodigious ulrplanrs and that nc»i , l u " group# gru tlu t seldom { sho would consider good reason and deadly arms are up|H>arin« knuw. J“*t wlmt the' people want for such a statement, and see what witliin the son. Thereforu I think l "r 1 •asmen and the peohappens. I must say that, as in the Garden l''1*-—Blrininghar "un News. f L 1*1* - ' Pc»r« »■ °nly sure when under the shadow of the sword.' England': It is is not not a particularly go«l ^"-H eadline. g omen , but nothing perhaps can du ‘I"'.1 Asiriti is n more rctnl ’2 I f you think women are coward< ceacn Italy tits u proper 7*U" "I1 ‘Uc^ucle than th, to teach inS! •’‘Ucf.tacle th,. i»r inrc [2 ju st blow your auto horn to muk<> nioro io phjee than this discussion, whlcli’ A"ln ‘'l'- ~ '’*r*l,,la-I>ilut. one get out of your Wny. will begin on the 16th of th • _____ If you don't get everything tun* ; .dh. Thc wonU af peace Bl Th, renurt that Iowa i n r t to you maybe you should u L j.u T /l1 more than ".bat tu J i' wilhh“ l glad. f “ J K l- r l- o n ." - « J .nu.l. h........ ,. , „“ . ‘ed M considerable — as_______ 7 Wi no doubt be laid of tho skies t niemm-nt in the the mountntn mountain faitOnly solution of the coal preb become "populated with of South.—Detroit News, lem — «■* have found workable is to' l':,’l",d tu s alrplonca." with u cuncctln l effort to reduce this puspay w hat the coal dealer asks. riblu menace. With the opinion of h a . adopted the Swis# favoring dlaarmament Civil Code of laws, and no doub » '' l the alms of the conference to It goes along like clockwork. " title *be questions of security ffi z-----Daly can Ul afford to withdraw Northwest In»ur.’ |B . the small boy Utopia J, u nr maintain a solitary awmhbuck- ante. ' ,***•” ‘L*? n^sslble to teach ling attitude. Without having any pupils. Russia’s presence would make 10 u much 2 for unanimity, l o t Russia has « 'w s £ S - K S i 22*hi ,,r,,,,,crous and ; r HmUct women's hata will hound a pretext for remaining •uky th lu | day* tl?. , .!;!■, nro n«' Fli* 1 w 8 l b eeven * larger. • W# ,irrdkt aloof. Because a Soviet envoy was »«■ three'i . I 18? ' uni Diere l! assassinated lu Switzerland sevcr*l years ago by an anarchl.t, ” Ji’a** UmLb P"*tfc for Moscow declares it wil] not par- »U.-! ,j,.H ** \ ,,l(^UP v^:*i;punics and we thought they 1id pate in a conference on 8 wit-> for leaning purposes. t^ P R u u is, like ‘Italy, r!oise aConte larger ff *U‘n ^ ' Ki’.i'u a t« ininpplating ]« tJi^ a• U rf * r.,l,h CM fJr.n^L lowered the visa vtrrs. »m» of Oriental conquests. It Is 1 S( *,nd *he British rubber l - ♦ 1 , 7 ; !^ ‘«-Fust .|)U r atch r , [ftr feu .TOM SIMS SAYS: Stirs SsjanL^m *w Thin in Rood, r. rti!c jjrow th of palm nnd ornngo tre«| tw eon Knloi I'iist* ;m»l i,rw;l Shore Driv.ti. A u*» o n o ;'S '.a i)tin K a L rn u U L l should inYcaUifutu l11^* • '* Price $12000.—T* K A R L J. SCH1 REAI^BSTATB-lINYESf Phone /IOC-607 F irst National W. F. IIOLBORN, * ANNOUNCEMEf A p a rlo r c a r bus v ill T h u rsd a y m orninr, FeUrU* ^ J o’clock for Tumpa, 3t- F«ter3bl!r,’] und o th e r iwinta e t interc«t Coaaf o f FloridaB us re tu rn s follow ing d»yFor rei«Y»ti1,:ls 1 plim cnt£j*y. to ' Charles B. �V '.J rasas ' ,1V ■ i 148 MliS. FRED i?. DA ICE It, SOCIETY. ED ITO R - , --------*— ----------------------------------------- — — ----------curtain. In the evening, of eo cockerels first, second. third, r unless you don’t mind having i : .. v„ Are Honored By Delightful Party fourth and fifth. 1° Old Pens, WOMAN’S neighbors watch you, or at« first nnd second. Young Pena first Hotel Forrest Lake land -tend, also best display in mote from any neighbors, you ClfUB NOTES aho-v. .second, and best display In to pull down the rbller'shadea —, , - i .i nii wn* the I place were cunning mitmturc has-' Silver W'yindottes. In Golden - . Durl ^ ^ onth 0f February it J* then that some women iCnS-Stc ‘h *veV* d , kets of blue holding yellow minU. cockhms, cockerels first and sec- #u ,icp*rt ments of the W om ans them very unattractive. In .. . l unity gBfl* °P Mo" dny, \ I At 0:30 o’clock a sumptuous eight- ond, and for pulleU first, pecond. CJub „ u , boj j the annuk] election Carriage Boot* Com# Into Prom -. ning frock, . dinner V j j ttTTy B- Lewie nt course dinner was served. Covers inrnce Among Fashionable • For evening wear many women winter when we need as much llg thin!, fourth and fifth. . 0f officers. Ths first of these swill ning Hotel *’> *Torre**-, i^ nkii,\ honoring ----- were laid for 26. 1the Women Who Itemaln North.* prefer fur-trimmed beige goloshes as we can get it i* really deslra . i nA ram Friplace Wednesday a t 8:30 card rarty party was given on F ri-,, Drummond of Chicago, to keep the roller shades up as 1 Mr*, c- r. Here a n knotty problemi for sty* stu- —especially In the chy-»-beeau*c •os they will go. Once this would SS w - n 'l i d'.nnf r ‘ho guests repairtd I day afternoon In r s i 0 ^ k in the literature departin honor honor, of M rs.I, [juniri-! HI- »h«t g U c A t o f ^ .a n i l M r a .D . | to the indies parlur for games o f ) Frank Clark, who soon leave- for ofwhlch M,s' C- c *Woodruff dents of racia Ipaychology—why —why ft nowadays even the most privileged have been considered rather h u “under IP- Diuiamond, nnd Mr*. Hoy^Cpl- b.idg.* and here too, the color California, at the home dT MrsL i ,t>Ct“n tho «P*ble chairman for is that the Russian boot—Wrlling- members' of society must.neexjs phousekenning—for tiu* housewife I Guild Her * / $ « * % £ * £ i *«<*»- §- F i n la n d . on kL ? Amebn ,ko ?Mt lWo Years.' Every member waiting for their of nn earlier generation took great ____ _____ stand around # Mr. nnd Mr*. Geprgc A. DeUottes. ively carried out with French has- Street, Orlando. Th. r 1n't* th«Aifre l" c f thc Litcratui1# Class is expected ton boot, if you prefer—has cats _____ _ indeed hare to pains to see that her roller shade* llshcd itself so firmly in the hcarLL motors, of n»v During the aHerto be to k„ , st tn choosing appointed dinnerJ calendulas and-maline Low* noon a dainty supper was serves! of fashionable England and has be­ walk to the corner of the street to were exactly drawn down Just io the new officers. the private dining j ° f blue and gold. • !iy the hostess. '* * come one of the outstanding. Lon­ avoid tho traffic congestion that the renter of the window. . ........... d decorations were! Scores were kept on tallies dona! Lately I have visited acv* don fashions of the season, while recurs when the theaters are out ’*m«L ' thrsro silver baskets filled with >jn faselnatittg cplonial girls, wen"! houses built in the most uprto Miss Alice Jackson, the charm -' the Parlsion will have none of it? in the winter araton. Mi. nn„ and airr Mr*. fE. m of golden calendulas the handles tied jng wide skirted dresses , f blue MnMco E statM ' J L . *Mannsco, i manner nnd curtained by prafi ing representative of .“South," the ' The English woman thinks It look* THE HOUSEWIFE’S DIARY— town on ” „lS i with fluffy b o p of b us and ye - nnd gold tulle. After several n o!I bu inc- , in d S l I n f L ffriends sm art—despite the fact that IT may hr th at before many siftnnls and usually they were on olflcial organ of the Florida So very ' ■"{ ’ low tulle. At cither side were ail- j grcsaions, the first priie, an Italian i I-'ridnv f ciety of America, is meeting a cor- it is not of a Paris-horn smartnoiii yeirs have passed tho roller win­ ted not with roller shade* but ’ n\i« ■vr r bowls filled with these same cut work guest towel, went to Mrs ' dial response In presenting this —while the Parlsion cannot sea dow shade will bo considered quite lovely casement cloth curtai ! Siimilf*! bf j1bright him.) hued Iitnilfimi blossom*. Samuel Pnlretan Puhston, while iL the men.* why she should display nn ankle old fashioned—as old fashioned as mode with drawing cords. , ... Placed at intervals were .•utho- prize, an Imported ash recoiv made thick nnd clumsy by shape­ we now consider th e stiff Inc4 course these went with caserne v 'r a l cnndlesticks tied with buticr- was won by U. A. Newman, In t is devoted to presenting Florida In less leather casing when she might fperlor’’ curtains, or tidies on man- windows which have come Jn'i f " I fly bow* of yellow nnd blue tulle, cutting for the consolation, a set IL F. Wliitncr, county agent, a c - P * 1‘* best aspects, has the bnck- show it in her fine silk Blockings. used to consider essential to a Well such decided favor of lAte yea In this country you may T>#___ furnished drawing room. For a Unfortunately however one .n >f I bolding lighted yellow tapers. of bridge card*, Forrest I.nke was compsnicd by Mr. Ciayton, Jack- jj1* ®f the local club, as well a* of be nn expert to put up these cifte J _____ Marking the places sm art In* tho* Umdon or the Parki good years one. ___ Mrs. Drum- ai)nvHlr. and Mr. Mcrhoff, G aines-; th t Florida State Federation. ______ . of The guests the fortunate J H _______ • . * * * - many •* . \vc . .seem to have' were^placo cards of floral designs mopd and Mrs. Colll:r were carh '^1°. visited the Lake Monrou The January number has a num- m ode.' A* far na ankles* go, «P ; taken the roller shade fur granted. incut curtain* nnd they are faf imrently, kome like ’em hot, some It certainly Is nnd never has been more expensive than the servIJtA carrying out the "frenchy" color presented dainty French handker- ''S1,001 “nd organised nn agricultur- i>er of article* from Florida pensf lunf ‘’e mcold. Only as a m atter a thing of beauty but It has been able roller shades that most of'ua like I ^. .— j_ -» — At m / i S -----------* .« al and doniontic science club. 1 but it is not the object of the mag_ __ -— '<v* •••«. uu^vvt v» tins ‘ (S_ hC"<C 0f g° hl nnd l,lue' At c n c h ;*hitf* V memento* of the. *! About AI». in* 35 'll I.— *— ---1 - I --• •*— “ provincial * * of fact no one parentiy aelects so widely used ami serves 'such u have. boya and — gitla Joined nstne* to makeit = a=£t ull _________________- J . ’ s o'clock the club. The following were elitt- in character, and ns time goes on high Wellington Coot* simply be- Ureful purpose thut we hardly no­ YOU ARE cordially invited to h t; eauae they offer warmth and pro­ tice it. nniond u l as officers: Frank Snnggerty,, im contributors will prrsent many tend our grand opening, MoriiRty*, However more and more women . Collier PipeOrgan Club Holds ‘ president; Susie Bruce, vicc-presi- • phases of mnny sectlona of the tection against the cold. The Par­ ’.ynen Delightful Meeting A t ; J: dent; Birnard Lake, treasurers and south. Miss Jackson’s helpers for isian who needs to keep her ankles are acquiring the trick of rolling February 16, fl to 10 p. m. Sou­ MILLER FURNITURE The Civic League held it- r«g- Frances-Jackson, secretary. (this week include Mrs. A. K. I ow- warm wear* flesh-colored wood the roller shade up to the top of venirs. ce. KMrs.Colclough’s Home'uia* munthly. meeting on Tuesday era. Mrs. W. M. Thigpen,.Mrs. J. Hocking* beneath her uteer Bilks, the windor and there hiding it be­ Company. Inc. Sanford. Ave..“ et _ « . ni. iniKoon, »r». •»r, „ .. k ! C. l)i*n. Mrs. \V. T. W hiles* und The only way to tell how malty hind tho valance of the hanging Geneva Ave. afternoon and ^ihuch -business of will Dr. Duffin, atnte healtli officer, . . tfrnrv wtvrht French women follow this fnshlon importanco was^trahsneted. The One of-(he njoct dclightffir.mceton at and Mis* Doudney. county nurse, Mrs ,lenr> is to know that a very great many Ijkc ing* of the Pipe Organ .Club of the following ladied ijHtcrt ndmilteU to rt visited tho school ami gave Ihe —— — of these wool under host* are sold Li * • Puptist Church was held on Mon­ ihcmlK'rsldn:' »*_ „•» * — JMis. c "|*a Hark, Schick test to about three-fourths »«Final arrangements have been there—as they are here. You ennday afternoon whufr Mr*. J. L. Mil­ Mrs. Robert Ayer, Mrs. Mary of the students. Al! were found cmnpl.ted for the bringing of Mrs. not tell by casual observation of ler nnd Mrs. J. If. Colclongh were Ballwin, Mis* Sadis Redmond, immune, with the exception of four Percy V. Prnnybacker to Sanford women you see. because they reho-tesscs al ihe home o f.th e .fo r­ Mra. Frederick J. Mnttoon, Mr*. children by the Welfare Department of the ally do not show. J . M. Chnffer, Mrs,. Theodore mer on Pulmctto Avenue. ’ Mr. ond.Mra. J. M. Aiubrosg nnd Woman's Club,next Tuesday even-. Besides they say in I^indon that a o a E. Second SR fgr.ni 1 IJuuntitTca of sweet priU In the j *Flce and Mi*3 Beatrice < obi family have moved to Perry, Fla. ing. Further nim»uncemnta: will tho wearing of high Russian boot* I..... » a ^.. i L... ...UL ___ — i various lpics together with green­ Miss .Lilia Ambrose will remain follow daily:' This lecture is open *iii*rftiponsinle for h lot nT pnouAWNING ANY SIZE ery were used In ilecorating this Several other name* an- on the with the family of Mr. and Mrs. to all, and will prove as interesting J monia, bronchial colds nnd other attractive home.' * w a itin g list.., Austin untill summer. A N Y STY LE W INDOW to men a* women, as it deals with such maladies. Women wear them * Many m atters, of businca were | —----G, U. Mucy and wife of New the rcRult* of Mr*. Pennybnckci’s in the daytime, only to go uhout S H A D E S MADE TO OR­ York, were guests of their brother, study of the League of Nations j in slippers with unprotected andiscussed nnd attended to. add r e - j q |,p |.cn(fUe |,as recently • iV- J. Tuiden Jacobs over the week end. while she .was in Geneva Inst year. j kies in the evening. They coddle . .. . ixjrtji from various s t ^ u i n ^ coni-j * ccjV l,t| j» cvi*rtl new •foJutncI ik iu DER; E S T I M A T E S , theih ankles by day only to expose ' ■' Mrs. M. .E. Jncobs of Oviedo also U r 'V. inittets given dunnfTiho snort b u s i - fol nH, library and has had visited Mr. nnd Mis. Jacobs on S at­ them by candlelight—a very fool ness tiesr.t n. Mrs. \\ jnston, c h a i r * bmik slulvrs addrd to thut TrtioA. man of the Mission Study, re p o rt- 1 .. . Hanford club women are to be I (ah though fashionable thing to do C H EER FU L LY G IV EN urday, congratulated in having arranged - . Here the hootninker conic* to the fiv e r $ 50(1 w e re re W ity t v.,i tluit the study clnsa would beto bring Mrs. Percy V, I’ennyl'ucliPhone nsG-R. t , 0 gin nt the next meeting. Mr. and Mrs. William Henry and' er next Tuesday evening for a lec­ rescue of the woman who want* to porti-d in the treasure >• n. The next meeting will |>e held on family have moved to Lnkelund. ture at the club house at K:15. wear boots. He mny prove a ver­ At the meeting of the Town ) Monday afternoon a t the home of Mr. and Mr*. Gntyburne ami This privilege is made possiblic itable lifcMivcr. Wear your bool* f lE T UNDER AN AW NING A N D ICE B P COOL1 family, of Louisiana have moved through the generosity of the Wel­ by day hnd then in the evening— enth4 S.oun,r’1 cufirm Tl,UTsdl!>' ,V(ninK lho to the place ^ r - . Ja,n " CL gharoti -’Haron oonn ”Trf.n th .impnibcr^ ed the appoint-! where Mr. Truybtirn save when -you are in 11 wprrn In­ ■ , n trw t. . - ♦ rnent «>( J. A. Cottingham as. I* employed a* head mechanic'at fare Department, of which Mr*. W. doors—tm k your feet in home sort At the conclusion of-nuameaa an Rnnit;uv insptrtor for the town of the ek-ctric plant n- v. under con- I.. Hcnly is chaiimnn, nnd It is a of carriajfp or motor bool. If your interesting program was yendered., . n V()W, *ttuition. pleasant chung<*'in the established box nt th; opera or theatre prove.i! H 9 m iu n a iiim a R iim m im iu a iR k ti; ■■■* Mrs. Georgb Ray sang a n u m b er; ' u _____ , ------order of welfare work to be making ot Iks drubghty, carry your m o to r'* ” : of i ciprnno xoloa in her usual; ^ ...................... .......... , _ . , Mi. and Mr*. Millard McCloren a free gift to the Kunford public, boots- along with you and sit withiQ 'charm ing manner. She was iccom -J Improvement were voted on the i Todny—Now instead of asking support ut their your feet tucked'into thorn. O f’ and Tom Kcndell, of St. Louis, me hands. panied by Miss Dorothy Ray. Lit - 1 following .*tree to cast of the Dixie light-colored velvet and satin trim ­ Mr. and Mr*. ' ^ tie Miss Cornelia McRae gave a | Highway: Wildmere Avenue.'Lake, expected soon k* ^untim uiU H , I'm itt o n e 6 ’t l u c k 't o o le v tn Mothers of young children in med with fine fu r they are dainty r. j group of readings which were Pine, Bay. Warren, Chutch nnd J. W. Miller. Sanford will be very much intcrest- enough to' look well with any eve1mj | greatly enjoyed by the members.. Palmetto Strati*. Mr. and Mr*. N'atles .if Green ; l'd Hi the announcement through fesbrReTrcshmgnta consisting of con-, -------« ove Springs, him- moved here tl) the Woman'* Club, th at on Tuesday Wo- tfeitled fruit eujad, anilines, coffee,; watcr w„rgs near the High-! live.. and Tliursday. afternoon, Mrs. Har­ MILLER’B SPECIALS During th> opening. 60 piece dinner.set — 11 . r and canjiicr were Benrixi »y • w . now inak». a prominent ex vey K. Brooks, of 008 Myrtle Ave1in- hosteasea lute in the afternoon. utl.,, „.Ui $7.50, Clothes hampora—08 cents. nue will hold play and Story hours hiblt with the tower over a hun­ >1 - »,,, Mi. tmd Mr-. Boyette, of San(in euch plate were nosegays of Junior Inmps — IV.08. ltrhlgA t>1 On Uiv KcrcLMt Momlny tm d T uosdny U e e t s p.n >ies whiejr were used as favors, dred feet in height, already in uo- ford, have Iruscd a business site from until 0 o'clock wn .t to play , lamps—$0.08. Kunlord ^venuc qt , 5 -------- •• r , sitiun to hold ths tank coulaining from J. W Belt and hare irectod ‘haiWrddles ng front j . w. lieu uml liajtc l IHomo About “b ine'mbcr.-. 'Wera presr gallons fa a store building whefd Uk V w i l |........„ , iUJL-/. ■v-V' t4?i* SUpJjfJr. Thd pump "jilt’ Is cbiiit t . »H- lunches, cdli! 'ilriiiKS, and *0 O T .with relative* u! New b.nyr/ia While y-y. mbthhr’ii' go'nl! nwuyf .Mi. and Mrs. Charles L. Hr Beach. Acis f ond family motored to Daytonn structed .and a load of fira hy­ Tuesday and Thursduy will be has been installed I'tiinou.s I'ln.vcrs Now lllg Spocinl i'rtmuclion Monday Pencil on Monday whfcr^thcv sp<'n^i drant* Double, railroad tracks have been their dgy u A Alerrvtt who sold hi* farm at Pe»ih«ij- 'he ■ »• laid through Mopree and the depot At 008 Myrtle let them stay, ■’ duy. . • Monroe, ha* purchased n place out -i The substantial uml spacious moved Just across the tracks from Orange Boulevard and will spend And flftv cent* 1* the price they -■ I'rm-i ir business block being erected it* old position, pay.” The ninny friends of M rs.’ Clar- ■j brick a good deni of money for equip­ . , 1 vdornJoe Tinker is rapidly going up. The many friends of Mrs. Stew - 1 ment Mr*. Brooks wiii entertain chil­ ■ eme. Field will be interested to by and other improvement* for p a a a D # a a a a a a a a a iH » a > a M a M B ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ hinny' new bungulows are also in a it wdU he sorry to hear that *hei dren from 4 to 12 years otd. learn that she is improvihg nftik dairying. fc’ .n pi.iu, process of construction on several i* confined to her home by iilneaa. ( fLr.r.i r u ini oneration ut her home on Fourth of tlie residence street*. ■ liven ili- Ntrvrt. The' Pure nt Teachers* Associa­ Rnek," The mnny visitors nt the race tion of ljike Monroe has cquip|ied ■ Mrs. Roby La ing and brother (t'le (Inti course every wei k are surprised the playground of the school with ■ I'niv. r Shade' Wiflker returned home on at the rapid strides made in the | n-basket ball and volley bull courts, ■ ■ tl the Monday afternoon after upending transformation of a recent rough mw jumping rope* uml other de- ■ tilie weak end at St. Petersburg 1silrpiii-. S' •vuii their parents. Rev. and Mr*, wilderness into a modern million lightful und helpful game*. ■ dulluT racing park. The track it - j meeting * W- 'Vnll.cr.___re self will be ninety feet wide made Ed Oglesby, Sr., returned home ■ ■ ir"Lcake lh'f Mr. and Mrs.; William Heaii of clay, and the boulevard leading i from Eustis Saturday und spent n ■ ■ m * • e * Whltton nnd daughter, Mary, of to it is one hundred feet in width, J few day*, ■ the approach to this already being ■ Brooklyn, N. Y.. are the guests of Mr. und Mr*. Oglesby are em­ ■ set out with rows of tropical paints Pert) I, ’, Mr. uml Mrs. Edward Murkell at running through the center. ployed at a fishing und tourist their lovely country home “ EdgeWb^nviil. camp at Eustis. lbs da.. water Farm.” Mrs. Whltton Ls n On. Monday evening Feb. 8, a noted writer ftnd has a most in­ Mr. Easton, foreman of the Ful* : teresting article in the February program of table talks, song*, und stories will be stugul ut whejrom Construction works, was run umber of thu Womans Ho *1 Cal. Ilibrary by local and Imported tul- oVt.r by n freight train Wednesday Companion. . , l,t H,r tho benefit of the Chamber night about 10 o’clock near Monrot »h anJ of Commerce ndvertising fund.,itn tion and insUntly killed. • U* pad ATTEND the grand opening, Feb- A nonunnl (re- will lie chntged a»i The body was sent to bis home in i .miy 1 5 , 1; to L(i p. tn. Souvenir*. It -ls- ^ t M T^ i aiW wgdenU a * 1Georgia. ___' • — ___. M1LU** FURNTTUrMWCOT lN i'. well a* out-of:town TneTid* will 8— ”— be glad to contribute to and cn- ‘ Mi. and Mrs AllaTt Hawkins ■ week end J joy the entertainment. r )iil<lr«n spent tho -----HJE r At gentlemen’* riight of the WATCH for the unuouneeinent >f B te M W A N T IN G To Five-Hundred Club there were Miller Furniture Company, In< D ec r*.o THAT \ ’XC T)ONtCl AT eight tables of players a t the li- ' , , Monday February |fk v r? <<t-i A T 'i v o u c o u l d brury on Wednesday evening. ' b‘‘nin These evening*.of get-together of 'M l t . t fVW.’K n .T T tD K T H C 5 M . the card players are greatly en’ joyed by our tourists as well as ' by our ptrm auent residents. 1 ‘5UGiven At The Lake Monroe | if LongwooclNews Seminole Awning Shop THE M1LANE. “The Wanderer” - Uni Roach Comedy‘and Patlie News E c l i p s e Shi r t s fot^Snrm^rejiDvy ready; for your inspection in all the new­ By Condo est fabrics and patterns. With attached collars and col­ Tho hostesses, Mrs, Frank Clark and Mrs. Tullis served sundwichi ”cs and tea. Th«4 |kt> will meet j ! next Wednesday am rnoon at the library, | Mrs. J. Henry Mcnick attended the Club Institute held bt the Sanf ford Women’* Club house on Wed, nesday afternoon, when papers of ! unusual valur to club worker* I were delivered by several member* uf the Bsnfonl Club. 1 ;/* ■»! 1 <•> *.* l” - , Tlie Parent Teacher* Association met a t The Lyman School nil Thursday afternoon with a goodFixed attendance and held an in­ teresting nit.ting. lars to match. A lso neck band • 4. zl'i >»cXc 9 JLr6cC e fa + A st Mrix-U' ■/n<vV c a \ t iltv tv / u - V O'tLCM. c f uJh. ^ ; * V - v * y - j. ,, in e rt A C e. A S G,OOX> TH A T ONTS/ X t u o v j t - 'p TH AT l YOLJ G e r iw t o t o u c h with aoMCs o r PU B U V SH eK S c>Ree.Tii the OF I t was voted to request the dif* .•rent rooitw in the School to take in n In providing entertainment Tor tho meetings of the m»*oci*tion in the future and also voted to buy song books for all th# schoolLongw'ood-i* still celebrated for it* poultry pri*#*, »t the Voliui* Couhty Fair recently. The Key­ stone Poultry Y#rd», owned by Mr*. F. J . Niemeyer took prises in Barred I’iynmuth Rocks. coc» first and second, cockerel firet and second, p u lle t,, first- i" Wyan—* >>«" fifth, toe- J b r w iJ ijtA M u o u o ^ r C l / t f h A U M j A U w tH A n 1 fyO U ruruL y n n t a J fo u tw tu U J A A A f Special,, values in imported ’ W H i t e English Broadcloth with and without collars. AH : *♦» $ 2 .0 0 and �GB SIX SANFORD HERALD, r r m therly, and m ating, yarletb c‘» . :*,u In Hous ewarm ing u v o iv u , M uu.. r e u . v .— n you a re An Aim rican home-maker and you want your home to stay made— Beware of noisy, je tty , "housewarm ings,” w arns Prof. H. Augus- Simple solemn consecration of every horn* and fam ily circle to the high spiritual purpose* which the home life of tradition served li the form ality which he suggests. HU own new home wan dedicated to "love w ahhth and beauty." . I t la an unrUuAlistic age which presenta the problem of alack home tloa and of home fires which flicker and sputter, the educator concedes. Form ula nnd form ality, he admits, Have lost many, of their powers of restraint. But in the home dedication cites he proposes, he see* the posu tinny o fa peculiarly effective ‘ appeal, cultivating the . Idealism .which dedicatory rites -at his in Highlands. .Boston uilliurb.’ 1ttpposito effect," Sm ith observes. Hmm> dedication would help If you w ant to dedicate your markedly, Prof;, Sm ith holds to home, here is a sample program ; fend off divorce and a multitude Invite your friends and pa titer.' t ' other unwholesome phenomena circle,. with your fam ily »a* viiwiu wihi yuur li have aftendtd the loin of the In *Form the center, for discussion and ia m s ’s one-tim# apnctlty. readings on “Jove"—parental, bro- ®"■- " 1-3"" n~ .Light fire* In fireplace* t<* eymbollte the warmth* and radinnry of family relationship*. . Unv*il painting*-to suggest the beauty in m artial happiness and the rearing of children; If there are children in the fam ily choose some pictures which will Impresti them | strongly.^ _ ' A benediction. An hour of social inform ality, with music, *6ngf, and ga«ies. ARE YOU REALLY DOING YOUR OWN THINKING -*' '«H T, % ' Do you think you are a "think­ ing w anT'l t ■ In-other words, do you class yourself as a person who is move* by reason ra th e r than by preju­ dice 7 1 , H it. down and ask yourself a few questions before you answer. Hupboso th a t some one sets forth a-liltl* argum ent th a t Is distaatef u l.io . you*—calls- for a courso of action', let's say, th a t goes counter to 'your own Ideas. Do you reat £ 6 E STA RS BY ART CARLSON HANGS UP RECORD First-class wrightmen aren 't so overly plentififl In collegiate athletics ju st a cprcffjntt There are a few outstanding onea, how- mt!. ... Ono of these Is Ralph Hills, Princeton's great athlete. Hills ranks right along with those two California celebrities, H artranft apd Houser. 4 Hills differs a bit from the west­ erners,-though,- In- thafc“ hfs‘ events are the shot and hammer, while the others compete in the pill and dis­ cus pastimes. l i t was in the 1925 eastern In­ ter-collegiate* th at Hi1ts"tnadc one of his most notable showings. He had n bitter contest with Houser Ati Eastern. Front KPlI' «2 nvolvod, before you reach a con­ clusion on one side or the other? Or do you let yourself iB carried off your feet by a catch phrase or slogan 7 (H ere a r t a couple, picked a t ran­ dom: "Ho kept us out of war," and "Back to normalcy.") In other words, nrc you kidding yourself when you think you're really a thinking m an? The only possible danger this country can ever face lies in the grqwing willingness of so many of u i.'to let others do our thinking for Ul. So long as we all study our problpms and honestly try to thlnjc our. way out—wo may make p few mlstakues, but wc won't go rr m Wl .4- 1 Swedish churches hold n national fortune of about <27,000,000 In arl treasure*. • ' vt*. • p / ■ Tups M a d , a n * P r s i l r t S , on that occasion for shot-patting honor?. The pair'fought one of .cat bn life a ever wage*! i en-foof circle. Hills H out by seme six inches, forced to heave the lead feet, 7^* Inches for a i collegiate record. The year before Hill noueer also, but was him seirde­ feated by Hartranft. The d,inhcr’s toes was almost two Inches less than Hills hung up last season. That ca m p aig n ‘Hills added to the Princeton total by getting fourth in the hammer throw. Mills was a member of the Amer­ ican Olympic team in 19-.4. He cot a third In the shot-put, being out-done by both of.his old rivals. Houser and Hartranft in that clash. His best effort was Just n little Calumet—because it| qualities than any oft give it a trial and be T H E W O RLD'S Elton J. Moughton a r c h it e c t First National Bank Bldg. Sanford. Florida FREE On Sanford Avenue Facing San Lanta Comfortable Pullman Busses Are Operated From Sanford to Tampa Easy Terms B. L H A M N E R ORGANIZATION FLORIDA’S FOREMOST DEVELOPERS H arlan Wt Kelley 510 ralmclto Avenue :urtal** r « r Ail I In lux* at „ , fter* ';<>'• Model Trim Co. V) _ w •. Prof. H. A ugustine-Sm ith nnd hla fnirilx,' pictured in front: of lie Boston home they have JtM dedicated In ‘‘love, vrarmlh, muJ ln*aiuyj r a n i v F E B R U A R Y 9 ,1 9 2 6 — So th a t you may uro am! appreciate the in v estm en t o p p o rtu n ities of Florida’s prcalwt leave th e Seminole Hotel at Sanford for Tam pa, ev ery m orning a t 7 o’clock. Other* provided gucst.s by the II.‘inincr Organization, Phone 313-J • OiMn U Nm I Va Os •‘\V> Trim <fc« Car *#l th * O N * ,,.* B. L. H A M N E R O R G A N IZ A T IO N ■forfurUter deluila 311 FrulILi Si H o m e s ite s o f D is tin c tio n fo r p e o p le w h o c a r e • *i.• ;A : ! ■**fif * Just now you cauLuy horr\esitesin this residential devel­ opment, just around the corner from the business section of Sanford and yet so secluded as to make for the utmost in quiet and refinement, at prices so low as to insure sub­ stantial returns on the investment.. > ; < j S \ 4 Build today. T he money you save buy securing your homesite in this development will help greatly toward the building of your ideal home. ‘ ‘ r *,; f t xffam How values will enhance in the entire Southeastern sec­ tion when the city limits are extended, and all the devel­ opments that are. considered in the s u b u r b a n section ol Sanford will be within its bounds, emboding all the? comforts and conveniences of a modern city. We have received the assurance that the limits wouli he extended in a short time. P lan s are now being nian®* for the extention of all public utilities and services. Cay improvements such as paved streets, sidewalks will Dv^ made as soon as these conveniences are installed. Let us urge you to lose no tim e in investigating tnese claims. Call and make an appointm ent for a visit to ^ * ford Grove. Our. Representative will b e pleased b> ^ company you to the property. ; ’ THOROUGHLY BAItT NASON, Sale* Director First National Bonk Bldg, OUR ORGANIZATION Frink J. Fitxpatriclc */ D. C. Grttfln : W. e. m u �j A j F O R I). F L O R IDA orld s Highest Paid Short Story W riter Author of “Ltammox”, “Humoresque 9 show was on eof those men about whom other — ..... .. I __ _____ men say, yetything. ” Atthi a salary o f seventy-five dollars a year, he occupied cut important executive n one or America /sMmost g p iiqpowerful u. on newspapers. He ionto. He was an intellectual gattling gun. ynamo. ishaw had everything. ■AnOlt i ltW lwg men said until they met Lilian Henshaw. She reprenystery— the mystery of “whdoes he see. in her?” was one of those men about fttber men say a little wistfully, has everything." b a way, as men measure, there Ant of truth u rtfia t i Henshaw, at a salary of sevdoll&rs a year, occupied an t advisory position on one of rerful newspapers. do . When he entered a room oly it was as if the room had time of his arrival, a missed fire. He was an n. Quick. Short. Concise. ftjscally bigger than most men, W heft and with a great blonde K ft wavy hair that made women I n through it. l u a personage. Every, inch. You I voice vibraftd through you. His I him more than they feared him. I there was no telling how far ho. Political parties had already Knees to him. A billion-dollar c o r­ ked to bait him from his executive mrspaper with the liL*e of a yearly ore than doubled the seventy-five [President of the United States had p for a position on-important comluial scope. His editorials of the pety were by-words. wts a great person by way of ■ter. k there usually is a but. So far as Inlmirers were concerned, the but hw . [thing and all th atl Harmless, pt utterly colorless and pallid: In equal. Neither intellectually K She had none.- It w p j s t h e t [he sitting about here and th e re in P ! of Henshaw. She was so palf W his sake. bd married her when he was Lj f W?s lbirty. There were no ud freckles and wore side combs . J 11*8 hair was perpetually 10the 8xP.ensive clothes she wore »ome wag put it, like a clothes pin parently one of those cases where y outgrown his marriage. There enough to Henshaw to know the % U was iom8tb*ng of a glitter•* feet, but ountarn side which not one of his * the closest, had scaled. tnJ! ! 0I* ln*n* ^°®med by very kin<1 ®f *oBtude. *Md$****^a \j A l t lr y * 1 when the formal nature of the occasiou required it, but, more often than not, Henshaw, who had a glitter and a magnificence that were diamond li!u\ went about alone. Even, up to a certain decorous limit, tolerated some of the flirtatious advances ol women. ] He had always, in his large, impervious and dynamic way, been a woman s man, as well as in every sense of the word a man revered, feared, adiuired and. envied by his own sex. t . A dangerous and alluring combination. A woman's man. A manrs man. You expected to see a man like Henshaw appear upon the scene with a wife to match h.s magnificence. -V „ _______ , ... h war pathetic in iti war- Particular!, the rather o r t .u t a t i .i u deference th a t Henrhaw- d u nlaved t o her on all occasions. I f it hurt h im , as S t a r i h * have t a b WtsS- t w l ' 8 |.0ln Hentlnw’, exterior i a „ 0 , ldL,‘rren' to wb*t n ig h t Without UmiUtioB. > wh«P h f A ,r W* a little inwlent to the bird-of- «»» -i«btW r o l.t '.r °P“ » »«*» !>«»« M m u tt °f the one who shared ***** al PwbKc hmeti ons together f her. . --J- Her tongue was apt to dog in conversation oi nervousness and. with one ear Rocked, even while he talked to some one else, he was always ready to leap in to help her. She smiled in the rather poor, uncertain way she had socially and he bowed like a cavalier. There was something quite matchless about “ • * * * 19 | i » y (he manner in which Henshaw met this one and only defect in the consistency of his magnificence. Af if by virtue of the irrefutable dynamic force of his personality lit; would disarm all criticism. . But there were limits, even to the extent of Hensbaw’s intellectual dominance of his friends. • Lilian Henshaw was regarded at a dowd'.. A hopeless impediment in the Way of her husb|nd*5 progress. ' ., \ “What did he see b her?"\ . This ^ what he saw in her, w evidenced by just a casuilconversation that, took place between them, after Henshaw had returned home from a late public banquet to a visiting dignitary, from which Lilian had begged off. She was waiting for him in a little room that adjoined their bed room. ‘A small square box ol an afiair'b rather marked contrast to the pleasant luxury of the rest of the house. It had been a« idea of Lilian^ that Henshaw needed a room of this kind of stark plainness. To rest his nerves. A room entirely unadorned which she herself had contrived (or him. : “The room does for you wha»\| do for you. Henshaw. Rests vour nerves.” • “V ta d a rl” . h ; . m This night, when Henshaw came home, HKan was waiting for him in this room. And yes, it must be admitted, in a gray flannelette wrapper with black frogi down the front. ^'Come inhere, Hem, I've your ginger hotel waiting." i \\ At home and away from the cowering influence of. the bird-of-paradise women and them appraising eyes, Lilian's voice was no longer Efe* less. » ■ "Good Lord, Lilian, what would l do without you?’’.said Henshaw, and throw himself down in the straight chair that wag designed just to his pro­ portions and stretched^ out his legs b a way bo enjoyed and let hi^ chin sink down b his dressshirt front and his left arm dangle until he touched the floor. v She gave him his glass of ginger beer and sat down on a plain little stool at his feet "1 sometimes wondeV—Henshaw,” she said — “what you would do without me.” . There was nothing of humility b Lilian's, voice. But hunftjr and assurance and gai «, ^Without you, Lilian, and your good sense and your darlingness about my we and your brilliant help in writing my edito n a n a liM __ 1 l/tm iif uwhat 'l tn l I'd L . ___M A •*, speeeho*—1 know bo—-” f. ! “ What, you darling old spoiled cl “1 know what I'd be, Lilian. I'd husband of Lilian Henshaw— the mo woman executive in America IV �RAN FORD HERALD, TtnanfUT- FEBRUARY 9,1926 ews o Good Fight Card Promised Fight F a n s _ A t National Guard Armory T onight Hopes For Pennant OELtGVff s L atest Remark ‘ , MEMPHIS, Tamt l>b. 9— (#*)— “i-Harry Will*, negro and former stevedore, has again forged ahead iff Gent Tunnejr In the race, for the next ehanee at Jatk Demp■ey’s heavy weight crown, and PhOadeliffcla is In the limelight ea the city meet highly fevered for Uta battle. TM* was the result of . ; rhriferoncee held her yesterday ben Dempsey and two Philadelboihtg promoters, mpeey, here fo r sn exhibition h tonight, after conferring 0 minutes with 'Hetman Tax­ ed Bob Gonitis, of PhilsdclpMa, Issued a statement to the Associated Press in which he de­ clared the Quaker city promoters h«d convinced Mm that PhilsdelWm He the logical place for the match." Dempsey's etatement *Uo mentioned Harry Wills as the op­ ponent, and "gome time in Sep­ tember, 1D26," as the tints. • iPSometMnr over |600,000," was suggested by the promoters as Dempsey’s end of the purse, Tay­ lor and Gunnis told newspaperraon after the conference, ^Ttaelaring that Ployd Pitxsijn■tons already has Contract* signed b* Mmeelf anti, Harry W ills, Dempsey, In hl« 'rttttattMt, a s ­ serted that he would attempt to convince Fitxalmmoos that Philsdelphia *‘U tho logical ptaco" end that Philadelphia promoters could either buy the contracts from FiUaimmons or bring Fitcslmroons to Philadelphia to share In prom oting the match. Dempsey said th a t he was im­ pressed by th e fact that the big new arena in Philadelphia would seat over 100.000. The champion seemed definitely to sidetrack, Getter Tunney as- hie next opponent and to accept Wills a s the man who will g e t . the chance. “I believe the popular demand Is fo r a match between Wills and me," he said. " I am not placing m yself iln tho attitude of picking my next opponent, but the public sedms to Have been clamoring for a m eeting of Wills and iqe for •omt- time and now I am redy to satisfy them." Taylor and Gunn is, who ex­ pressed themselves as optimistic over Phlladelphie's success in se­ curing the match, for a second con­ ference with Dempsey in the Qua­ ker , city Feb. 20. Dempsey stressed in his statem ent the fact th a t the promotors have assured Wfti there would bo no Interference With the "mixed" match in Phila­ delphia. Following his inach tonight, Dempsey, accompanied by his wife, the form er E atellr Taylor, mov­ ing picture actress, will depart for Denver. They spent their first wedding nnrviviu^nry hern yester- w M SSL ENVIABLE GRID!g°KIs Recommended; RECORDS MADE 5* c, ! £ ~ As a m BY 4 BROTHERS T c Health _ _ _ University (O f r w CHICAGO, Athletes I M Feb. 8._{/p)_T ho l B o y W S o jJ S S lf f r !‘ i C l S r K X J S «f Played For Orange, Blue Olympia Field* Country Club, ----------[w hch'has 1,260 members and four UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, 18 hole courses. Fsb. 0,—(/P>—Dartmouth and o th e r1 official physician of the club 'ealleeM m «v HnaaL n f t « l n. An W,t* 1 K1,08* clinical, facilities, colleges may boast of tw ins on . ho h„ *tamwIo „ -8tudy of tho h u |th ’ iTo.P*!”- „JL\.WM, /olJow‘K ! by Southern Association , - . , n » s i Pie Heads Adopt Schedule o„ tho After All-Night Meet S t t h t t S i i S t l £ w , A T L A N T A ,'cT T P oh slstan t pastor of the Gainesville A lter an all night executive seiAion Presbyterian Church, and a g rad ­ uate student of th e university. Jo e la in the Englnsering College, 'In the junior clast. This yaar finds G eotge. Mcrrin w ith the G ators. R s won his nu­ meral. The younger brother, Phil, w ee awarded a num eral on the freshm en outfit. George will be eligible two more ow fo r the rarsTty 3 and Phil ree, and both will no doubt hold • regular berth. . i S F ig h ts R esults " A t 4: Hr'o'clock the Question be­ fore the meeting was the adoption of the ravieod schedule. Ih o vote, it wee understood, was six to IvVb which wsa the ‘n ecessary throefourths majority. The plotting then adjourned. ra th e r unusual feat for a rookie Prpfte for Ksmm Kid Gbnsoti, who fdrtnerly nan »**fl the W hite Sox, says no third baseman >in tlw history of the gbme plays a ball hit dirntilv over third base as well ns Willie Kamm. Ranks on Jamieson Tris Speaker of Cleveland look* for Outfielder Charley Jamieson wno Biunipea badly naaiy last season, who sluniped season. to Tegnih old-time T o m for the IMt campaign. Dugan's Trick Knee Joe Dugan, who underwent in operation for his trick knee this By Special Arrangement with Golfers Magazine Chicago, fall, reports th a t member is u strong as cVer. When - Dugan J you would find that inside of a Waller llngen—Begins With right there Js no better thirdweek he would be a very good put­ Putter nncker in th e majors. ter. Then tako up the mashie and It bus been suggested that the teach him how to hit the ball with Ideal way to lenrn the game Is to this club and you would soon have ■ F s llr to Use Rpeed begin with the putter nhd ifcork him working to perfection in the Enrl Comb* of the (New York backward to the driver. The be­ art of approaching, nnd all before- YWrtkees, one of the fastest men is ginner would undoubtedly learn a h«f had ovTf Hit a hall from tee the game, 1* only, an ordinary base-runner because of his inability lot faster in this manner nncj n lot tee. When he began to use the wood­ to get n lead,- coupled with being better, too.—Iuir exnmple, if you were to take n person who had en clubs he would know that it was it poor slider. never hail n golf club in his hand absolutely essential in their use to Played on Infield before and place n hall n foot away keep the head down and to follow from the hole and tell him to moke through. He would also know, if "W hitcy” W itt, who recently the putt, the chances are he would he had learned the other, shots signed wl Brooklyn for neit do it. Then gradually lengthen the with the iron clubs, that the- club distance until you hud him stand­ m urt do the work instead of tlr? ing at the edge of the green and body. . Soft Lobbing Shots Hy 11. S. S ta r H ave Given Way To Shots W ith Plenty Steam Slur Mertnnids Arc E ntered In Vurious E vents W hich Blott and helped develop Boh CANKS. France, Feb. 9.—</Pi — May See Records Broken; Brown. * The odds on Suzanne Lenglen to Pentathlon On Bill Today "To mo Brown was the outstand­ defeat Helen Wills In Fingji's have n l p ■ ‘'L ittle Joe," who played end . o n ¥ r G ator machine until the close In Six Series , Babe Ruth of the Yankees been in s i x , world series t each with Boston and New Yo£ LENGLEN ODDS DROP 2 POINTS S I N C E SUNDAY Proud, K S fh» 1h,°, Wftn ,v«, lmnnri tn ' u r ‘ Henning tins lound th at tho a 7w » 1 M ,h * * » * • has proved beneficial to Joolball. * | those who got Into the game before The n*m* of H errin in the sn- functional Amd organic ,dl) capes M il fit y a ifp rflty of Florid* Toot- ’ waylaid them. Bin history will always stand out. The only fatal case among the Sine* th* season of 101U, every j large membership in 10 years wns football machine th a t the urriv»r-j duo to a stroke of lightning two alty hof put out has had, nn the years ago and thut caused the n c y la r lineup, one of the four i death of a caddy who did not play ■brothers. golf. The most popular jjrescrin- Jim H errin, the oldest began Iton among doctors today is golf, hia football career #Uli Florida ifl w oo at an advanced age. ■ 1010 and won th e coveted "F " for ------------------------------ pectod to Dhow his wares before a large crowd. If Godale’S promise* out in great numbers tonight to come true, the customer* nre.Itt Tor witness the card which Henry a lively evening. The bout in which some action i» Godnle is putting on at the local almost sure to be feed _?»ne armory’- * “ * , , between Kir Irving and Kid P artin . The feature of the evening a Irvihg h is been scrapping here for some time and the fans know his ability. Ho can use his fist* a t long range and on the Infighting, and packs a Wallop frt e thor hind. Last week Dan Gjbulko fought Irving and injured hia hand,-caus­ ing th e bout to be stopped 4 n . the. sixth frnme. The milling was about even up to that point with a shade of favor going to Irving. The San­ ford boy is having his hand cared for and is being taught more insida fighting and is expected to do some good punching when ho gets back in the ring. “Gob" Shorpc has also appeared here before and wo?: well liked by from the advance publicity he lum tho folks who bought the paste received in other cities he is ex- boards. Michigan Centers In foulhull, Michigan has uLvnys been noted for turning out highclusH centers. It acenis to bo a habit. In recent years two Michigan center* have been All-American choice. 1 have reference to Jack Blott and Ernie Vick; G reat players, they deserved all tho Yionon; handed them, yet 1 urn convinced that a certain amount of luck goes with even so mythical an honor na the Atl-Ainerieun eleven. Lust year in Zoh Brown Michi­ gan had a center whom I regarded Us thu equal if not the superior to Blott or Vick, yet Brown did not attain the prealige that went to the other two atars. Home western critics gave Tim Lowrey the preference over Brown in Big Ten circles; while Me Mi lien of Princeton was generally rated higher in the All-American selec­ tions. In addition to living *-great cen­ ter, Brown waa tho Ideal fighting captain, who inspired a never-suydie spirit th at aid much to make the 1U26 Michigan team an out­ standing eleven. ‘James Cox, farm er, of White Sulphur Springs, N. Y., had a severe coughing spell and coughed aid. beat Ray Romney of Nl- up a needle. s Fid Is, 10, UiiTON, O.—Moxls Holubb of in, outpointed Jimmy Mara nf Ixmghran- of Philadelphia boat A. York, lOj Larry Goldberg, of 1). Stone of Philadolpnia, 10; Bob­ (lyn; beat Bad News Taylor, by Moriott of Baltimore, knocked cut Stave Ketchel of New York, nmgetown, 10. BTON—Babe Herm an of Cal 1; Bout between Vic McLaughlin ia. defeated Chick Suggs, of of New York and Itocky Smith of llattla Creek, stopped (n seventh DLADELPHI A. P*. —Tommy round. ing center of the Big Tun, if not the entire country," said Little. “Ah a defensive player against the line nttnek and forward pass, Brown had no equal in the'country. "Brown’s piny and fighting spirit wns the spark plug that made Michigan n great team. If I had been injecting an All-American team in the guise of writer, Bob Brown would have certainly been placed a t center. *'J rutc him ns the equal to Vick or Blott In ull things and in certain mints of ploy their superior. That Jrown wasn’t selected unanimous­ ly for Ail-Americun honors wuh a whim iif f«sIn 1 A grcnl many coaches do not look on the All-American teams with favor but the reading public likts (hem, ho the critics will go on picking 'em. • • • PITCHER ERNIE NEVERS Major Icnguw ni\% Wondering what success Ernie N*ver« will have us pitcher for the St. Louis Browns. Ncvers wns a big sta r in basebntl as well as on the gridiron. That means something when you take Into consideration that his Conch, Glonn Warner, who also de­ veloped Jim Thorpe, pronounces Novors the greatest-football player of all-time. if Novcrs makes good in big league circles he will kill off u iinx thnt has followed football-baseball star* for years. Mighty few of them have delivered In the majors. As a m atter of fact, college play­ ers, even those who didn't dabble in footj>irH, had a tough season of it in tho American League in 1P25. Not one, with tho possible excep­ wot. tion of Pitcher Carroll, the Holy Cross star, got very faY und he just about reached first bate. Even Carroll, who had won 48 out of 60 games as a College pitch­ er, found the going much different in the majors. dropped. L ast week sovan to one p a s being offered with few taker*, _ST. AUGUSTINE, Kin.,- I'eh. X that Mile. Ix>nglcn wyuld prove un —(Ah—Titles in tho 60-yard frc.'* beaten. I stylo and the national pentathlon Miss Wills dropping the soft I events will he at stake hero lobbing shots to which many spec­ tators attributed her defeat in the night when the women’s Nutional mixed doubles at Nice Sunday Amateur Athletic Union swimming against Suzanne yesterday put so championships get under way. much stenm on the bull that when Entries in these events include she had defeated-Miss Ethel Fisch­ stars of first rank. More than 40 e r of England, in two love sets, of the leading women swimmers of she also hud knocked »ff two points the nation were here today reudy in the odds. The liext that anyone for the. openings of tho mcer. could hear whispered last night Those entered in tonight’s events was five to one. were: Suzanne did not grare the stands Eleanor (Jnrnlti. San Racfel, to see Miss Mills srrvp sizzling shots. The French ■Flash had f ’nd.: Marin (’hen Wehselau, Hono­ drawn a bye upd remained away lulu. I-*Hy May Howmer, Santa Mon­ from tho courts, i Not a single game went l« deuce, ica. Cal.; Virginia I .ogee .D e tro it; Miss Wills lost only 1.1 points, five Ethel Laekie, Chicago;^ Loretta Adelnide in the first set and eight in the Cannon,. Baltimore; secobd, mid yet she apparently did Lainobcu, New York: Ruth Klbernot extend herself to defeat the field. Chattanooga; Dorothy Coul­ English girl. After tho match ter, Detroit; Sybil Buuer, Chicagc; wns nlnyed Helen wns pleased with Doris O'Muu, Detroit, Eileen O’her showing and naively said she Mnrn, Detroit; Evelyn Rice, De­ expected to teach the ton of- her troit. playing form around Wednesday Miss Wethered’s Fame As Golfer Lies In Her Concentration Power LONDON, Feb. Joyce Wethered, tho "Harry Var­ dan of women’s g o lf’ is reputed to For several years college atarH have greater -concentration than have wot been Mich howling suc­ any other woman player. cesses In the majors. Recently she wu* playing a three whlsxed by within 100 yards of her. bhc sank the ball In spite of tho noise. One of her companions re­ marked that he was uurprised the trajn had not inteferred with her play“ What train T" she asked. Miss Wethered is sn ardent fisherwomsn. enjoys motoring, is * keen tenuis player, skates well and is fond of sklin and bob sledding. At nresent she is in Switzerland enjoying winter sports. She re ­ fuses to devote her entire time to You’ll like thi good looks of ported fabric* THE NEBB5 gfe A OPOCtAL N DCUVERV FROM MR.SVWART5 tOUR EMGiNCER — JU ST \CA M C IN ,M R .R E M R 0 0 . fO O C V IK r ( J THANKS, \ WILLIAM, iVo BEEN WAnUJI TOR THAT- OREAT OUD 6 A H R T S -. \ ^ U S a*tV3 THAT APTEtt. \ l o o k in g TVtti OtTUATOM OVGR CARCPOU-V FUE . P03TTIVB MB CAN MAKE TMG WCU- SO OtaV HB WON'T L POMP N O rm tN tt OUT , V ogonr / ACVGRyTUims. ig (SCH\J<i GATlSFACTOftlLV—L / WHEN 1 SPeCLXATH. I MAKE TUB TICKER TO MV LANGUASE.-l JUST OjEAWCO UPa TOW tnrrctA THOUSAND DOLLARS TUAT I\jl u s e 1 take -rue harm out o p ruoolpu Nieea__ MIS daughter VUASurUE ONIV GIRL 1 I ever Lcrvecr Ay^jrfewe e u e m c p m v * \ LIFE AMO itA GOING TO TEACH Tt-fts V IGNORAMUS MOT TO SO X BRAGGING ABOUT IT E x tr a trouse �-' ——* m a te m 4 C le v e r SANFORDH Windmill A uniquely jrid la h w|,o chops ot the Sit .with a miniature tom-tom uprtn **ch revolution ttf the Wind mill open which ho Ik mounted On top of L. M. SUphcnson’e *arago on Palmetto Avenue, Is M id to be attracting much attcntionjlrom Up jP International areGardens f***!* had dropped out due to a f e * ll0Uh*n' Panlcn. of Holland S L«eS F V z **** H pam eartn his right leg. r —1 ^ * ‘ SV ** H"«rte and Mack WoUs.»of U r k were too much for the athletes at the Mllroso A. A. gai-* fnes in MadiRay Dodge, of the .Illinois >A. C. son 8qunrc Garden last Wight. Charles Hoff, stem black hairrd heat George Marators, former c tro n "tar, to the tape In the performer perforrner from Norway, eclipsed ^ t i? ,-nrd event in a sensational the indoor mark for the ^po.c K dash down the stretch. Jrif|l n 1o.f p^ Ct n’*.dc m»d« by bl' Nelson Shernil. of Pennsylvania in 1025 After nll, Switxcrland depends on other winning the event at 1£ tent <i countries for its egg supply. inches . Hoff made one successful ^ d ^ tdi#t sS2ipt’ thc bnr being plac­ The city and county government Colo,, -ja Is .comhlned. id e a sily / ' 008 inch* He beared _ofi_Denver. _n * j a r r h W ‘won the 40 and J “ £nrd da.she5i with Oouben. his STOP THAT COUGH Z ' lF* i? % " ! * '• f*r ln therear. Murchison captured the 500 ’-C H IT T E N D E N R E A L T Y CO. INC. *y. nV,JT V w v i >•’, S r s K a t e i : s a s s ^ s S jS B S watch the T * d rta n W n ti« , aecordimr to' repOrtk of neighbor*. , Mr. Stephenson, who 1* em­ ployed In ’the office Of the American F ru it Growers, has achieved qttitc n reputation as an amateur wood his latest creation w hailed ns plrig inotipTUi are effected by ti cog Uke timing arrangem ent quite similar to the gearing that chablce a machine gun to fire between tha blades of a pro- SfinrorcTa First Industrial Development An investment in this unique devel­ opment is certain to pay unusually large profits in a short while. Prop­ erty of this type, in the center of such great development, where manufac­ turing and general industry is cer­ tain to locate will be in great demand by corporations and organizations. Every indication points to the future development of manufacturing and AFG Industrial Tract is certain to be in the heart of this center* Its loca­ tion assures this. BEFpflE I T , STOPS YOU ^ LEOdlAR-DI'.S P*. ®" heme a t E ast Hampton. K 'L . in Yonkers stands the original L 5 - stone manor house of Frederick L j It I PhlUpse, “the richest man in New dluch- Amsterdam:" Hero upon an estate .B rit-'o f several thousand a c r e s granted 1 5 to him by King William end Queen irollni Mary in 1603, Pbillipse built the he ob- house in which; years late r his u at- daughter, Mary, was wooed by a They G e o rg e . Washington. She married seters Roger Morris, the Tory, and went i pop- to live with him in tho Morrise, the Juniel .house. In thc Of thc multitudes who pass the i were northwest corner .of Duane street Upped nnd Broadway evewy day, few le still know th a t it is the alto of John Anderson's cigar sorifr>-lfr was the tragic murder o f girl, years. Mary Regers, who was an Intimate friend of Washington Irivlng, E<|poct. par Allan i.Ppe and Fcnlmore ral of Cooper, th a t Inspired the theino artine for Poe's tale of “The M ystery of l»ch.” Marie Rogct." At 81 Jane street, a modern ' " 5 apartm ent house m arks the slie of S*f21 William Bnynard’s counlry' nomo Wing where on July 11, 1804, Alexander itmorc |[ an)j{ton died following hln faf°)inK mous duel with Aaron B u rr a t i B[y' Wcchawkcn, N. J., ju st across tho " h.f* river. HOUGH syrup ^ »<1. CREOSOTED AT ALL DRUGGISTS InventfcMc this today. Have ourr«|iresehtatlTti explain the features nf this development In detail ^ Sites 96x260 Price $ 2 5 per foot OUR ORGANIZATION C. A . Batton C. L. Britt E. A. Chittenden L. P. Chittenden ■. Joe th Chittenden Frank J. Fitzpatrick D. C. Griffin W. C. Hill E . M. Hunt Howard Ovorlin Mildred Peabody E . H. Pichard Frank L. Woodruff, Jr. APPOINTED COMMISSIONER TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Feb. B.— (/p)—G. M. Desha of Waldo, was appointed county commissioner for district number two, Alnchuc coun­ ty, by Oovcrnor M artin today. ■ r MTin B id nml Women have much success in pgr ntirc Enclnnd as m asters of fox hunt­ p i l l m i ­ ing packs. ll Built in ■orri',. it I of Gen. [battle 'of jtttf battle bnfiicatcd pathy for (came the a French Maw mar3, a year There's only ono way to stop l‘i death. boils. S to p , tha causa of boils I (Itnpruish- That’s common senso—l i n t itT All lyettc and right. Boils thrive because tho preserved blood gets so weak In healthy, red mils th a t it can’t throw off the im­ purities -th at get into tha body. There's not enough rich, red blood »7 Bowery to purify the system. »e> of the Now—S. S. 8 . builds back the luojialiun, blood to lighting strength. 8. 8. 8 . politicians builds red-blood-cetls—builds them hn." It is by the millions 1 Bolls dry up I Bore poli­ 8, 8 . 8 . is tho thing. Im purities cing than that cause bolls and other skin i* country, eruptions can't stand up against land there Ihe rich, healthy, red Mood t h a t frame S. S. 8. builds. T hat's all there is <wd Payne to i t Stop bolls with 8. S. 8 . I t ’s th a way. Get it a t any d ru g g is t Tho -arger bottle is more economical. en it’s morning— and and face a new day— n the throngs on their way to busy work ive a W H E N it’s farewell to fond home for another day. A n d you cheerfully join the busy world as it marches on to its duties. W hen with jaunty step you gayly face the work of another day— OR SALE Aw, and 11 Street. ICO ft. E a stWord Avc $200 fro n t foot. 1-6 cash have a Camell For every morning Camel sends millions,o f successful men more confidently on to new triumphs. Camel’s friendly goodness brings fresh cheer and courage to every auspicious day. W hether early its the light o f a new morn­ ing or late at night, Camel never tires tlye taste or leaves a cigaretty after-taste. Camels are the perfect blend o f the choicest tobaccos grown in all the world. Never, before Camel, was any cigarette mafia so good— and no other since. •'tornur Park Avenue and Gth S tre e t, lon Park Avenue) ^jind with good terms. _ PAUL LAKE ■hsed Ileal Estate Broker n—E- T. MOORE '■ ■ ■ iiR iaiiB a aia ; ■ ■ ■ ■ B B B apaaapeaag So this day as yon swing bravely forth to new achieving. A s in your office you carry forward important work well done— know then the most gratifying goodness th at'ever came from a cigarette. Each successful new day, the « m « x * . i i> h ’ world's best is rightfully yours. Contractors TUCCO and plaster you join H ave a Camel! N a other dj+ ftt** * > invite ~ j D om e** u A o t A t C e m d d g e r ttu to tra d ot ditretU* t ,m s <KOI fi Stucco a Si m mM. ■j?. « �r'tycvX1 , v * :k” To Played At The Cit [all TuesdayJSvening ■JttSJsls, ta • OLIVE R O B E R T S BARTON HON. E D W A L T H A L L . c-o Seminole H u d ro q -E ssc x Co., Sanford Fla. >■ • STETSON UNIVERSITY, D*land, Feb. 8,—"Pater, The Rock", D * « ■“Can’t he <top7” asked I hold no brief for a religious drama In three acts that from time Immemorial^have I “ It ao.mli not," said the Fairy "5 L th 0 character * -'-'ta ■development Queen. "He’s w ritten the A. B, C’s t ^ h l presented lo been a more or less important pmt IE Fairy Queen telephoned fori together. Twlna to go lo her palace at fy^Yca,” nodded her Roynl Highv : Jn , V n,y , , . . thp .„ - ’di,<!*?"-{ „ . 1 I(fto Speople ooff' Sanf< Sanford Tuesday of man’s wardrobe. aa aho had a very im portant) ness. "Poor old Twinkle Fen! H e ! nr>’ Iwicc. and added up all I agree with the man who claims " ’L the 1 ‘ n"ght’ nt^the Municipal Thealrc by rIShnnnn book. ^ Room p|ay cn , 0f SUDSOn th at Mispcndcrs nr© a nuiaancc, is my chief clerk and secretnrv, ! b'lmbers in the telephone id fo r them to do. So they lost no tim e in hunting! you know, who attends to all my j 1*" ever su afraid tlm trim ’ll b e ^ j u f t ^ t y f ^ a . p^c'scnUd by “the especially if a man is fortunate her secret dwelling place, which | business and writea my notes for ; student players, under the dlrac- enuigh to own two pairs of pants. ■ south of the Dingle Dell, north ine. The poor dear fnirymun went Hanging-on-thctV all, If he doe* j t - of Dr j rving C. Stover, a t the I ltfa c t, for many years my idea at the Windy Wold, west of the to take a drink of w ater Inst night, n , .: 0*t> ^°r kn*!: poem has ^ .U n iv e rs ity nuditoHam h ire Thurs- of great wealth and prodigal opu­ lence has been for a man to be able Bllmmering Glade and. e a st of the and in the dark he picked op His l " L L l ’ -t . j day night. ng Sun. to have n pair of suspenders for Inkwell by mistake nnd drflnV nil „ y U” VniJlP| » ' I f e t 1 ' Tin*, largest gat hiring of plny"How do you do, my dears!" the Ink." V*-, Indeed, Mid the B,rY I goers that ever thronged the nudi* every pair of pants that he owns. d the Fairy Queen when they I ^cognise the drawbacks of the “That was terrible!’’ said Nnn- Quenn quickly. That Is why( I foriuni 0f Stetson UniVefsity to suspenders as well as their fine ^arrived. " I’m very happy to ree cy. "Did he die?" rent for you. Doctor Fuleeb Fills witness a student presentation in "No," said the F a iry . Queen. and Doctor Sniffles, the two fairy dramatics was present to enjoy the uplifting service for men. But I "WeYe pretty well, thank you," "F alrie’s don’t die. But ho turned doctors for whom T sent nt onoe. remarkable drama. Every nvailn- am not any enthusiastic advocate of the suspender. Id Nick. "Except th at I’ve g a t a black all over at once, then green, K;aY ,t.hnt * s. cu,rp for, 'nt< bis seat was taken, the aisles W*ru andIf defender a man wants to wear a belt onso tooth nnd can’t cat apple*/' then purple, then blue. He’s blue drinking. It is n blue chernA | filled, and a number of lute arriv“ And I have a scratch on my i now, anil his hair is orange. Beside, At th a t minute Doctor Sniffles „ |a WCrc forced to reso rt■to Vtandringer,” said Nancy, "Caesar, and th a t he is in a most peculiar condi-, himself walked into the room. Aad i"..1! depths of desp.iir and wept bitter­ I' were playing and ho scratched lion. He can’t stop writing. He upon hearing the Fairs* Queen's! . ly, nnd an appraskMiVs audience Just sits v ith a pen In his hand ^ A 1j i » nnd writes and writes nnd writes i.« i« tn* with Ninion 1 elti tnrougn his " Ju st like n cat!" said thd Fairy writes blue cherry is the only cure for " nnl * T. v.ept with him. uttn . "They have q uetr notions all the lime. He’s filled up nil ill tb ; our poor friend, as It was blue tnkI"{°V”^ ' tl ‘’J l o n r 1 Another Interesting development ; fun. But them ! We're loving paper in thP palace nnd he> 's be-; he drank. », If „hev hnd UIU,,» drunk red inlc, 1 'i i 3 j r!yu, p ' i‘* of the language in our time is that me end poor Twinkle Fen in ru -f­ .ginning on the walls. The ie Ink ink ! nny any cherry Avouhl Would do to cure him. i _ V when we first entered this noble fing." flows right out through the ends.’ But unfortunately It was blue Ink. ?1fnL ,r .f T f i e e i » ’ whf “ Twinkle Pen!" cried the Twins of his fingers. It’s terrible indeed.’’ E vtn black ink would have been' S " ; , nw'L‘ ? / ! *nnd nd progressive profession thieves I htist he came to -he n:omt-n‘. of used Use< to steal whereas now thugs loot.—Ohio State Journal. block cherries in plenty. Or green ink would have been—poof!— nothing a t nil!" “ Of course it bad to be blue!" raid the Fairy Queen desajhingly. "And where are -we to find a blue NO. 1—T B S LAND OF T H E BLU E CHERRY _ m b &; nnd taW the cl look out.jdf ** ' - sdh rZ \ that tny own panto Are aCcurv, I do not feel that 1 am under any obligations to worry about the fel­ low who is reckless enough to rely, lU d Pepper Bub takes th . « , solely on a belt, ; from sore, stiff, aching But there is one thing th a t I cannot hoK y w . w d l t « ^ , 1 stops that old rheum.t .ra ^ f I c t * ^ men wearing belts ;whon At qnqe. ,ra torbiTi jec^ ycsUi and having about, When you are suffering i0 •! ^hrcc-inch gap showing In beeon hardly get around i. . tween the northern boundary of Red Pepper Rub and you wu'iV0 the pants nnd the place where the the qulckeat relief k n o V v * ! ' ' vest begins. Ing has such concentrated^ It looks sloppy to me nnd slouchy. ting heat as red p e p ™ ^ ' tr'* A man who wears a vest ought to soon aa yon apply Red v Z i T p ' t be compelled by law to wear sus- you will feel the tingling h c t L ^ I pendent, or else button his sh irt t j three m inutes it warms h, jiis pants after the fashion of boy’* ,.P 0l IhrouRh «nd K , lhh' K 1 Jacket. and soreness are gone * n| There is always a feeling of uneasiness when you are around one of these vested, suspendcrless fellows who has a big roll of his shirt bulging out. You really F or Free Sample Mail This Ad ! don’t know Just what to expect vertiaem ent to W H I T E R A i t PHARMACAL CO.. Inc. 598 M.di next. New York, R y Of course, looks don’t make the son Ave. man. and you ran’t Judge by ap­ pearances. for which, many of us are duly thankful. But looks help with men ju st ns with automobiles. A mnn can look the part, ns well ns net it. Just like the Essex, which combines good looks with ruper-performunte. Yours, V e x i U> Vald ezBILL. per For Watic Pai Try Smith's Bari*., Shop fo^gnod barber work. Ladies welrome .b o n y 7" " l i e f u s t nita with a pen In hU hand and writes and writes nnd w rites all the time. "Aha}’’,cried n voice nt the door. “That tons what I was trying to think of—the very word. Blue! Blue! Bine! Forty-nine blue? bottles • ’hanging on the wall! Tra. la, In, In, In, In.! I'll have to write that now. I still have ull the sheets nnd table-cloths nnd towels and nap­ kins to write on." . . And in walked poor Twinkle Fen, looking like a large blue nnd j orange mosquito. . | "Me, ho, niy!" sighed the Fairy Queen, “The w orst has huppciicuI We shall hnvc to find the blue iyherry ns soon ns wo enq now .T (To He Continued.) “local and national boycott," stil­ ted that preparations were being innde to place the m atter in ^thd hfimta of ttit federal grand jury a t Tampa. STATE NEWS BRIEFS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS The ■• ORLANDO— GuInline f i l l i n g to. many ns "Grnndmn" Mm stations here were mndc the oh- had lived in Volusin county « Jectiva of marauders. The third si* year* before the- outbreak JERSEY CITY-, N. J„ Feb. !>.— ■station within five days was re 'th e Civil War, (,1*> To jtlease the parents of the ecntly robbed, the manager bring Jewish girl lie la going to marry, held up at the point of n pistol. BRADENTON—Quick work on W alter J. O’Neil is ot bepome Wulthe part of workers In a lord DAYTONA B E A C H -A bout two crate mill probably saved the life | ter J. Berg, with court approval. hundred members of the Dnytona of John Hmurt, a co-worker. Business Men’s League, nt n Sm art became entangled in a t'nl- ' ('llAHLKSTON DEFEATED meeting here, expressed thcmsc-lv.* lev of the maehlnury. The only r CHICAGO, Felt. D—(A*)—Clu>rlcaas decidedly. In favor af “libera!" Injury he suffered, however, wan lion bus been ntit-Cluirlestmied. Sundays. A committee was ap­ mi arm b ro k e n in two or inure j Kickers from the .city ’wbeiT- the dnitee began were ilefeateii in a pointed to seek the aid of the lo­ eanti-.l laft night for the southcal public In the formulation of a l.’Uul’s ehampiotysh.o by strutters rogram of "llbft-al idens" for the aril tn tn from .Memphis. Tbi- m,t\.»r of abbath. of a bout j Charleston nwardod llu- nip but he I Jackson- found eonsolittimi in m nurkin;! ih|»t FORT MYERS—A new "wnr” was reported in Cojller county re­ cently, but this tlmf; according lo Last of the Eastern Lake Section I S . $ 2 srJteisrM . M e t engineer and acting m ana­ ger of the Collier properties, and * W. II, Horton! chief of police of Everglades. The two arc said ’to have clashed during un alterna­ tion over tiro removal of nomu chairs from it club house to n lodge. , 'r- ‘ H ER E’S An O pportunity BRADENTON location Improvements Price That hnun’t been scarred with offering, nnd jti • now we place it f o r quick pale ~ . DELAND—Volusia county lost one of ita oldest nnd bent-known residents whan Mrs. Alary Jnnu Marsh. BO years of age, died. Mrs. Marsh, known affectionately P. ,T j.‘# • e*. *- t ' f 2(10 Acres »in Lake County with dwelling nnd garage, 1- 1, tnide from d a y mad, and 1-2 mile from Fuat Office, Half Way between Kilsli* nnd Sunfold. Two-third citrus, im»third celery and hanh’iiu l|iivd, nboul !i0 orange, peach, grape­ fru it trees, and 32 young orange trees. Shrubs of all Linds, 10 acres In cultivation, A n Exceplional Investment Cornet* of Sunfont Ave. and 5th St T e rm s: Still jier acre, l-.*l cash, buluncc 1-2 y ears u l 8 per cent. UUxlOO feet W ill Convince you of the su opment and you are sure to be entire Sanford District. BROWN REALTY -* >’ . ;v *#*>COM PANY R. W. LAWTON, Realtor 422 Union Ave Iteal Ijsln le nnd Investm ents—-Phone 7-13 Meisch rhonc 473*W. SECURE YOUR SITE T YOU WILL B E S U R E SHARE IN TH E GR PROFITS THAT WILL. O Building Snlett Forte: It. W. Lawton and J. M. Roche, y%'* .*-*JjjfL. TEN DAY SALE JTIKES AND TUBES 4 1 r*** * 1 .... 10 INVESTORS IN THIS velo pm ent. Kines Filling: Station 1113 Sun ford Ave. •A1----------- Fhon^AGi-iJ----- You”get u coupon with every dollars purchase jfood fur aluminum waro. Sinclair Gas and Oils Use the best. It costa no more uml is hotter for your motor. • AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXKSj 'H ' ; ’ JitckuouvUlo, Tampu, Miumi, Siiuford, Weal Palm Bunch, Dnytoun Beach * S 1* CENTRAL FLORIDA OFFICE 317-318 First Nuiionnl Bunk Bltltf. Sanford, Florida. € S. G. GHAY. RESIDENT MANAGER * f J v~ V;>. W E H A V E THH B E S T BUYS ■ACREAGE B U S I N E S S H O M I bi’ j/ M itn i ? - ■' p ltle z R e tilt} V ,tide/ Hotel l>nn • ’<> SALES AGENTS �value of trie ™ onnwsM since it w m . impractical build furnaces ground tho Chicago grave, Icating opch b .pathway to vacant fhr street, nnd the lend still is anme Discovered In Whnt U auW » '"praw n into ;the army of BluA «r who bent Marshal Ney in the &A j l Extracted Mce’ for V atcrlon, Andreas, then " hich Is Used In Medicines 18 years old, Ityt an arm m the historic struRC-Ie to ovgtthruw DALLA8, Tex., Feb 9 f/tmi FoMillxad remains of prehistoric ^*A°feiV yenrs later ho followed1 prri,,urcd *ho mnny of his countrymen to A m el­ Btrn’r e r°m|, Wh‘lchi ed, l**1* ia, and. a fisherman by trade, Btrnrgc. chemical called ichlhyol. a great » ; ll/ UPPyJ T" ' 1! *Uh ■ » ultrg-modern Industry. ground, . In4 "!hat »» believed to be an an­ cient ocean bed, pushed to the ed in the re of the JffiJ** ,by ^ eo,°Ricnl action, near „jt which Burnet in West Texas, has been 1855 for * iwrtlcular shale from which ichthyol is extmeted. This that the Upon the substance is a fossil fish oil used in medicine especially In otntkn by the I j| wooden ments and in treatment of skin hough they L purchase ‘T inp worlds supply Should ney* previousiy came from Austrian L seer** to Tirol where tho industry floorP/reeC, 100 '*h«l ' T or to the World War. An ichthyol corporation ha* been KW* , -l . organized nnd has teased POO acres near Burnet..The shale li>s close brakes decrease by. about ono- to the surface so that the overthini the distance of roll on the hurden of earth may be removed with steam Shovels. Where unexgrotrml a fte r landing. Engine development has pit>- pored, the shale is plastic, having On gressod toward ita ultim ate goal the appearance of asphalt. of one pound per horse power. Hew the surface it resembles rock. The company expects each acre wnter-cooled engines 'w eigh one nnd n small fraction pounds per to bear about 20,00(1 tons of shale. A valuable eontrlbu- Kadi ton will produce about 125 horsepoweri .. . tion to this branch of air navi­ pounds of ichthyol. The officials mmercial gation w as the air-cooled Liberty expect their plant to reach 1,000 pounds u day by July |, They es­ Through engine. timate tho probable demand for the acted By Bombing under condition! for­ ehtmical in the United States at [OfBeers merly considered unfavorable both about 000,000 pounds a year. By­ as to height nnd clarity of the products, such ns shellac, paint, atmosphere was improved by a i (WM— new bomb sight. Effective re siiltt nnd disinfectant, am to be pro[srnl fom- can now be obtained a t a height of duecd. Tho chemical, compounded .nf sulfonated hydrocarbons,. Juts tfd along last year from 10,000 t o ' 20,000 feet, well sold ns high ns 480 n pound. | research above tho present actual danger lion hend- zone of anti-aircraft guns. ^ High- powcflvd ’Incamleaccnt Franco Hops Off For lir service lights have been developed to sup­ Buenos Aires Today plant carbon arcs In aerial bea­ cons, airdrome flqodlights and RIO .TAN’RRIO, Fob. landing field illumination. Commander Ramon Franco, who Three new instrum ents; the has flown from Pains, Spain, hop­ eijrth induction compass, the drift ped off today at 7:21 o’clock for sight and the flight indicator are Buenos Aires after a short pre­ being perfected for course flying liminary flight to tost his engines. through fogs and above clouds. A The distance to Duenna Aires Is sensitive altim eter has been- de­ 1,1182 miles. He expected to stop veloped for aiding in aerial fib.>- at Montevideo, Hungary, after n flight of 1,200 miles in order to Bat I i* m.lli- togroph work; New aerial map-making cambrns take on gasoline. bintkas been Extol in the have been invented and developed. nTb** ‘rt- Night aerial pictures are UoW l>c- Chemistry has become a badly «aa< For- ing taken with the aid of flach- overcrowded profession in Ger­ |a f types of Unghti powdgr dropped from many. Of the 10.OOO chemists in M ncccs- planes. Mapping of a ir mail Hanes that country about 1000 an* unem­ tSil military and photographing of agricultural ployed. Srfrf general fields for crop reports has been Vircomplish successfully undertaken. The reduction W. H. LONG Ijf designing Rami) one has suggested that, iwtance* to raiding bees wilt help the farm er, mjwrfiflam lie might try. The farm er Ib accus­ MEAT MARKET able cq'ji|v- tomed to being stung by everything else he raises. — Fergus Falls 410 Banford Are. Sanford, Fla. (Minn.) Journal. ite s 0 C ontinuous, from one o’clock to eleven p. m THE MILANE W by the Marlaw tb" phutn- On the screen Wednesday Pthe Minnesota [laid the report. P developed durpded pneumatic jwbers and ibu ■ pbe shock uh- ■ FPint cylinders M Wter. Tlie Drusilla With a Million Mack S ennett Comedy— ‘The Iron N ag’ Aesop’s I'nines ■ ^ -rj ■ i A Real Selling Opportunity elusive Basis A Liberal Contract Your Greatest Florida Opportunity a " j fV 'lu ,fV(‘nt °f Real Estati'dnm Is about to take placet In the City of f RF*i "niM unif1 " f Florida's Pvcrlcn* Farming C ounty, wh.ro f i '" ‘ BLA SON fur n man to own a lot and build his home, we will, very w auchula _* ““ •"““ nt of'tt'h4 *uUfa^ Es t a t e s a n d p e a c e .r iv e r f a r m s ■v, ,, H V , r ,ln*blv Priced residential area with the added attractiu 1 Lake—Hotel—Golf Course and Club House r i & s a^ i p ^ ] lural. (1''vriopment esclipsing any similar project y«l o f f " f ^ , 1. / , »***• «t th . ultimate, of improvements m iulntg jn ANV da P ce r»t,iw which Will command the attention of the wise investor, >EBELLINGCONTRACT Z * W w S iS v,,aable o n e .-'It is immediately available ta « L.rfl n’" ‘' r ladlca who can, by proof of sales SbUtty..3’^ «nd in kiDDl« bl*th,*tondsrds of our requirement*. Remuneration p UiUtaac- . / * ’“ 'th thf of the project. fc fbe prope'rty' iJ?? **Jt ‘»tnohilt;, busses, splendid advertising, jnteW fM ek* |W in c iu ^ j . ^ 1 7,000 pictures a t this Salon, 5JK)0 can be left aside as of no real in­ terest and then the remaining 100 should be carefully - sorted. .v j r ; ‘ "Suhday Artfeta" But if freak a rtists form the noisiest section of the' Independ­ ents they are not the most nu­ merous. The bulk of the members are what tho French ,cdll ^harm ­ less Sunday artists,” th at it werthv individuals'* who work at mat n picture painted by a donkey all rortn of calling* nil the #*ek and devote themselves to picture once was shown. Several young w r is ts , tied u painting on Sundayn. There'la a paint brush to the UonfcoiU tall proria^qg number of such people in France, even IF pot so many and encouraged tho anltnnl to as thoe* who devote that- day to swish it over a canvas, convenient­ garden or allotmen: ly placed, the brush hieing dipped nor suburban into various paints from time t o 1 to trying to beguile n fish with n worm. time. The present spilt has tom e on 8uch n trick was possible ur nh juty passes on the picture-v showh the question of haw tho hanging by members at their ahilual salon, at prlunvi ■at the hnlon ihall ho At tho annual mooting so that the donkey's effort only ragunltod. was voted by- MO againss T, to had to be sent In as the work of it tam the rule adopted last year •Monsieur Aliboron” whose subat works shall he hung In the scrtpUon nnd tnc small fee exacted strict alphabetical order of the from exhibitors were duly paid. pointers' nnmee, a rule thnt wtt* There are nonv* 3,000 Inscribed not entirely observed last year. members r.nd on Independents Sa; The .... minority ,„„lur wished thnt work* ion presents between 0,000 nnd should lie L • ** C=J-------— ------ -4rl -------—r*-------------------- - r 1 TODAY-NOW I built in the pjively for am- j pde its apprnrhar. It iictfimkflight surgeon, jibe Utter living i* the fuselage. U(e famed. If the !veiling [for land-wHter- k nd Body Of Youn oman In Sfea Of Ic la lli -- --— a #I I «. ww%n*srfiiinn lit fo llo w -u p / etc. GENERAL SALES MANAGER *p r o p e r t ie s c o r p o r a t io n ' Wauchula. Florida s Lincoln** Added to Lincoln’s many splendid traits wss his frugality, lie livdd tdmply bUt wcO, lihd Always ctoncidized a net saved at evfery cofisistoht turn. Inlwrst Pnld on HnvIttRS Accouhts STRENGTH- SERVICE-EflOCRKSS B 1 ADVERTISEMENTS ARE THE SILENT S^LBSMEH .OF L--1 1 -^V ■ rV , •• ^ *i v ■ *•*'•* « . k u r . j y . r *1 1 MIAMI SHORES- - Americas Mediterranean-—MIAMI SHORES *i •t ^v - ■ ,* ' " HAT is what we are doing at MIAMI SHORES, with full appreciation of the tre­ mendous demands upon all the developers of the Greater Miami District in an effort to care for the ever increasing throng who have set their hearts upon coming to this land of palms and sunshine. We are en­ deavoring to play our p art in this great and magnificent program by building the type of homes that the great majority of folks desire— T Homes of the better class—homes with superior location—homes in a property overlooking Biscayne Bay— homes in a most accessible section— homes where one may enjoy this mag­ nificent southern country to the max­ imum—and homes within the means of the average man. With the rapid progress now being made on the bulkheading and cause­ way construction of the MIAMI SHORES 100-foot wide causeway, property values at MIAMI SHORES are taking on tremendous enhance­ ment in Values. If you want to enjoy this matchless climate to the best advantage, we sub­ mit that you should consider MIAMI SHORES. The time and trouble needed to prove .the merit o f Miami Shores by a personal .investigation will be well spent, and we will be glad tp let your decision rest entirely upon the merits of MIAMI SHORES. MIAMI SHORES homes are sold be»f '■'* * ' i 1j . «■ S'* fore they can be completed—-tangible evidehce of the fact that Miami Shores as a homQ site opportunity unparalleled. i^t F .; .’■ft st •„-.Fri;■I .• v / - ' ^ ifi<? > .,] L "*j T fivi " ^ / j i j �~ f i l kt s t a r s **■■«■■* i Congress Pays Honor vorce bernmc obsolete. To Co nfede rate Officer the first i To the left you see JHias Foa1?r. Lw" r,n * turhan of metal cloth and on the right ah« wear* one of the new long tunica that WASHINGTON, Jackson would h A a tiirn g tribute to Major GcTffr.il Gerffr.il place upon the pages \ stirrn pagi of history to Jr.r E. E ;B . Stuart, the ggreat reat cavalry j jruiid jruild forever with a romantic lustre ,B. CA~a± of it.^ _a__ iL army, __! iittho a.beautiful 11 i; I. valley of Virginia, leader the confederate gJ*s a s paid in the hbum house today by b; Without ■It t h e ‘ great charge at Representative Stcdman, o f N orth Chancdlorsviile led by Genernl Oarolinn, who wore the gray and lr S tu a rt would not have brought vfcth*e only civil w ar veterfcn in Con- lory, but only disaster and ruin, cress. „ "A j a military commander he " Major StcdnTnn, himself accord* had all the qualities requisite for cd I n ovation in the house a few success. As a commander of cavdfcys ago on his 86th birthday, nlry he had no superior and few equals. If any in either army. General Sedgwick, an officer of high freputo in the United States arm y, said. "S tuart is the best envnlry officer ever born in North America." . “During the w ar between the states in the two campaigns mo it disastrous to the federal nrmy— th a t 61 General McClellan in his unsuccessful attem pt to enpturr ■Richmond and th at of . General Vfrji*—Stuart contributed largely to. the final result. Ho made th»* heroism, of rare self-dentall-w Mf< c itlro circuit of both armies and without stain and W tH * * " 1** Thhilahed information of the hi-rbe*t importance to confederate hendqunrters. "M ilitary critics have pronounc­ ed the battlo of ChanccIIorsvil.e | the most brilliant of the many vic­ < torias won by General Robert K. K Lee. It has teen called the tactical masterpiece of the nineteenth cen­ > tury. This battle will never be blended with the nnnfic and fam1’ veloua ' campaign of General Stuart." is exceedingly sm art and may be w orn-for formal wear. The one photographed on Clai­ borne F oster is of metal cloth In shades of octal and gold worn over black velvet. Smocking a t eithef ■Ida of the waistline gives the slim young silhouette and achieves the Mltod appearance about the tdp* which Is so very youthful and slenderising. The smocking Is repeated on the sleeves and forma the new bell shape th a t ia rivalling In popular­ ity the fitted sleeves. .To achieve th a t “different” ef­ fect In an evening frock, I find tulle a valuable a g e n t' ' It lends • itself to many original arrangets, and Is so illusive and femkthat It makes any* young woman mere Interesting. The ovening frock shown today of flame colored moire Is very *llm nnd narrpw with o shallow * 1 U >';1*■ "< ‘"lie. About the hem i, kS added a width of tulle th at gives (he transparent effect this season : f Q H |M H . ’ sponsors so enthuslnsticnily. Q H m H H Many yards of tulle arc used In thla bouffant effect which fram es ■ ’*. ■ * kune coral rose a t the hip. The t “> r frock of today does not overlook the decorative. If there is not a I----snsh nt the side or n bustle in tho bnrk there is nn ornament some', where to focus the attention. g.. ,>/ . 8 9 N P B ? |U L The evening wrap is nlways lm, ''■'■Jr jrUint nnd tho newest ones for \Q aim Beach give us a very good f T ^ r g j f idea of w hat the summer wraps' ” Wl of a wrap to complete her cnaemurge upon women to ble. . y. reallxo tho Importance of the The evening wrap photographed sheer w rap as nn adjunct to style, is a Palm Beach model, which will for d*y«mo or ev e n in g jd ao be tuod-thia spring and sumis always more elegant and s m a r t nier. It Is of-deep coral and allver er when acrompmled by a w rap tlsauo outlined with biege marn#nn l?. no n?*ro bout. The cape ia on d rcu ln r Unos j !myj . c*,i ^ on. Dr ^ and haa the easy graceful'sw ing cada th a t adds no warmth what- that the spring wraps will have. cv®r* , With this cape one naturally aeAnd even on the w arm est days, lects the turban of dull cloth of th e AmA rt worn fin hna m Mnmlt I <«*«■*» ____ i _______ a on _____ an accompaniment r m a r r ia g e 1'C io re n c r a , . , BILL CAUSES NO WORRY KICIIMOND, Va., Feb. t).~W 1)— 1)ascendants of Pocahontas aro unlurturbed over a bill in the legis­ lature which would class persons with any Indian blood as non-white; but many other F. F. V s are not among the exceptions. Packet to order •nil,1 d, G et th e Ufcat—Personal The Ammon river. South Amer­ ica. enters the ocean at about the equator. Treated One Week FREE Short breathing A w relieved In n le w hours; sw elling reduced In a few days, regulate* the liver, kldneya. siomnch an d heart, ^purifies the lilnod. strengthen* the e n tir e s y s ­ tem. W rite for free tr ia l i r r n t - rO U l’M leg,. I S3 . IHIOPSV RKMKDV C’O. A tlanta, O ru ra l* At Gilbcrt-Mc Griff e UY HENRI HftNIlRI, Noted Fashion Designer NEW YORK, Feb. O.—Bet ucie County M ay Vote Expenses To R id Sections .Of Mosquitoes This Week FORT PIERCE, Feb. 0.—</P>Nntlonnl a a wcIL aa atato-wide a t­ tention will bd focused on F t Lucie county this week when pro, petty owners vote on the propoa cd 8600,(HA) bond Inane to flnnnce tho eradication of moaquitoet, . Those In charge of tho war on the winged pcaLnay that die boftd la- chaacra of homca and property. j “If you want your community to become and rem ain-really a •tlvc. you must eliminate your pes­ tiferous mosquitoes, Well direct-' ed mosquito1’e limination la an in-, vestment that priya excellent re ­ turns nnd Increases the income of lha city and county. “In, 1026 two more railroads have started mosquito control cmnpa'g.ia . because it pay** nrd hrenu*e It l r .' incitnsod the profits of i.ih 'f rail­ road* that undertook r .;n;iur mill, before.” We have fo r quick .sale n nice little BUNGAIXJW sit­ uated oh th e co rn er o f 10th S t., and L aurel Ave., nt a price th a t you can ’t a ffo rd to mine. See u.s nt <rpce v1 about th is. Price $7000.00. WITH VERY EASY TERM S. One lot on th e co rn er of 13th nnd P alm etto Avc i»ff east for $3500.00. EA SY TERM S. One 5-room house on S anford Ave., opposite Rose Court w ith e a ste rn exposure, b eautiful, shade trees, flower g ard en nnd Knrapre, nil fo r $10,000.00 with a smnll cash paym ent nnd th e balance over a period of years. -We-are enjoying a good business because w a very complete stock of Furnishing for Volume of merchandise now being rcceivi equals th at of a month’s shipment some wee! An opportunity to serve you will truly pro; turn a house into a home. C O L C L O U G H R E A L T Y CO G e n e ra l In s u rn n c e 111 • Nsllonul IVank lllda V ' . L i nC Telephone 7.1 m t .. IT J t*\f G tn ------------ „ Aue will carry by mi ovcnvhclm-| U B a H R a a a a a a a a n a n MHHaaa. BHaHHHBBHEa_ ing majority nnd that this county!* will be th f first in Florida to wage I a an nrtlve . Campaign ngnfuat tne J E mosquito. S “TcU tb i world that we have got S moaqultoea—plenty of, them, bu*. 8 wo are going to get rid of them.” fi waa the editorial ndvice of thJ I F ort Pierce News Tribune several £ months ago. Leaders of the com- 8 raonity u w tho wiadom of tho ad- fi vice ana. In leas than a week n ■ - K ['" . , « w ^ m ■ ^ M B *w J r , < This Wonderful Dining Suite $200 to $445 ' I Spanish m otifs have been w orked w ith precision into this vafl Idning Suite. ‘‘The G ranada" is m odern in its adaptation. Yd it portrays the guiding influence o f fu rn itu re a rt that flourishedi*| 1l‘n ,l||'ies ugo. See this S uite before you buy. Wunin 7 miles or oantord. rart or this property is on m r o f th tt^ ste n d -w rn ito p :G la .«Vcr-U flow. The water Inafdo the diki ■ !h'. would be connected by ditches into a ;:' ,n main renter and putn|>ed out. ■ *•» Ha waa confident of the bent re- B 1 suit*. S f*f' Col. tVdgbUm was rerommentitvl ■ 'b y leading men throughout the B t ■ country, J. U P rin w , of Mempbla, ■ ' Tann., aaya: f Wrightaon wa* with ■ r *n« in Panuma where bi» work wna B .* r o o t . creditable, ilia u*M>viut*a ■ spoke highly of 4tla accomplish-' E inenta In South America. HIh work m during the war gavo ua a health ■ ' record ia mrr southern cumtta that £ la a credit to the nation. In Ala- 3 v- bam a. where others failed, he ■ 1 promptly,-got the deaived result* 3 at a low coat. . . Boat Investaienl. 1! : ., “If "If properly supported he will 5 ■ tying abouj^thy, i*-»i_invratmyn- ■ LakeJVlpnroe^nd part on the St. Johns River. ; V• *.w■ f*f ".yV , *Tf, \ r1/ ,l|f ** \ l 1v*■»- ’ J State Highway No. 3 runs right through this property! Luxurious Overstuffed Suites $200 to $575 Siv our display of beautiful Living Room F urniture, consist^ p,;icea a8 quoted .above. Most any 1 ‘ . p ,0' s tr -v of th e b e tte r g ra d e s can be had. ^ oU " ll *i xuite from our stock fo r y o u r new home.* FREE DELIVERY 'Vo make free delivery anyw here in Floridu. l chases i O n ly t URN I I UR I Q ( () M PA -b .t c i i H M h ,* .m F B n n T s r C 8 f f l g �Peng ForTre patriots to «uVt»f» 3 again«t CommunUm.' [Bolsbcviki are In the n 1people with pornigoons forre-' * Ma Soo, f( Han Yat-Sen' <Aen » K r e revwfcg Mo7 ° rin‘""ffmost emotions private cul«r dcnouncla? G«n. Hsiang as being In a ««cr T*Panh|an' p ! n1V*r“and Uon » ^ * e tn 1— in be i product of Panla l*eriar ' li*?' h°nr Harper, howtver, irf Prescott—t'ontlnutd; of • Cosmopolitan ln' gawiwtissni? .f N t jy yran - r !'1 lc,avinf the city directly “ Pic^ c 1“ finished, going 01118 Milady fqr all occaf t ' hgeogr«pher° bom in the * sions. r S t e y l° ^ha station fro* JJj! « • J wonder « you'll let me S T n o w i l . T » '* In r g j * tell you how very much I *!» a*d ha* traversed some twen- your friendship, Mra. Prescott? S flvVor thirty .U te . as a mere There’s nothing in this w^ld [ sum m er’s pastime. value *o much. You have been the Un Hnltony at th e Basket Virginia gave MaiHon L. Dawsom state equaliser, to Florida. Mr?- M ? £ > who has hot iiawson ha* been a reaWcnt of Ahe “Surely, Miss P irier, yuu could Utter state for a number of years, not be disappointed in yourself! would like to tell the world that be i* ready to remain many M M fJlir* bWn 80 bHlliantly sue K I R K ’S more, be averred. , AUTO TOP SHOP at*m disaPPointeJ Over a t the Supreme Court, only in myself, Mrs. Prescott. I hnvo on« of the six Juaticca, ( ° “ nd done those things always which I • % S K i r * s m to he a native Floridian. Judge ought not to have done and left w H. Ellis wns bom a t Penaacp- undone those things which 1 ought justice J. H. Whitfield’s “ba­ to have done.” byhood homo” ia in Wayne county. “I'm sure you don’t mean nil North Carolina; Juatlce Armatead th at. Miss P c rie r" Brown, the chief Justice, is » n»"Yes, every word of it. They tive of Talboton. Ga.; JusUce Rjv- have come nftcr me, so I'll have to say good-bye. Will you tell Mrs. Atherton how little Jack is from day to day until he is completely recovered? I’m ' sure Sally will wire me about it. Good-bye. Mrs Prescott." “Good-bye. 1I hope you'll get through beautifully today and y.,ur Ilfe-lbrever after Will he passed in pleasant places,” s'JThank you. Mrs. Prescott." _ Boats Collide Telephone t onversaUon HctM.vn ■ i m Mr. John Alden Present b in d ■ ■■■ l.eslie Prescott; : i; : NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—<7P>— “Wo’re jdst going into the mill, ■ ■■■ Eightcn men were rescued from dear. How is little Jnck?" ■ ■■■ the tug Wellington by the anker murli h.»t*nr n.. . . 5 Ardmore following a collision be­ tween tho two rnrtW yff the New Jersey coast Friday night when the Wellington sank, It became known today. V '. The collision occurcd nbout six miles northeast nf -the^ Brigantine shoals. The Wellington was own­ ed by the Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Company and the Ardmore by the Mallory Transport Lings. Miss Willard’s n Gift Shop Face to Face With your Problems POTTER’S “ORLANDO MAID” CANDIES Special attention paid to Parties, receptions and weddings. Fact Retail Do not hesitate to come to us for a friendly confidential talk whenever you need finan­ cial help and advice. Wo arc here to help you, nnd you will al­ ways find us willing. FIRST NATIONAL BANK r 308 W. Central Avenue ore 15 E. Central Avenue Orlando, Florida 8 Saved After 1 NASHVILLE, Feb. 8.—<A>)—W. C. Thomas the only filling station operator arrested in yesterday’s Sunday closing drive, waived exI animation this morning in Squire I It. P. UcuKonevor’s court and was ! bound ovjuwto the criminal court. Thumbs’ attorneys said the case will he used as n teat case and will ! he gut back to tho supreme court a* soon as possible in order to clear up some points in the Buprcme court ruling. »The rases involving two news­ papers, the Nnshvilcl Railw ay and I ight Company nnd Other lines of liiisinrss are set for tomorrow and may be continued pending the out­ come of the Thomnn ease. . THE HERALD Has inaugurated a system of classified advertising that will cover every phase of business. Correctly classify the wants of every housewife, in fact, anything, regardless of size; price, or service it performs* can he bought, sold, exchanged or rented, through the Classified Columns of the Herald. To the Business Man less can be kept befpre the eyes of the moderate cost, by having a standing ad vour service in the Classified Columns. To the Real Estate Man: ** U nder construction new S panish stucco house, seven room s; g a ra g e an d se rv a n ts quarters. C ornet Mngnolia nnd Spurling. E a sy te rm s. Will He ready for occupancy ab o u t F e b ru a ry 1st. New S panish type h o u se; six room s; in Bel-Air on Mellonville A venue; easy term s. New Spanish Btucco bungalow in San L nnta; -•as term s. f' v A complete list of your daily offerings in -the columns of The Herald will prove very profitable, It is not a matter of selling, it is just a matter of of­ fering \vhat the public wants. To the Automobile Dealer Lots 3, 4 and 5 Block 16 T ie r 1 ; corner of Bnnford Avenue an d 15th S t. . $100.00 per fro n t foot for quick sale. E a sy term s. Lot 20, Block 8, San L a n ta ; price $2,000.00. REALTORS the clearing house for used cars First Street and Palmetto Avenue To the Housewife: ’ As liong As Sanford Grows— ?°kklTlhe “jotreaud Well located Business P ro p erty will enhance in value. Sanford, having u substantial backing that few towns can boast of, is certain to grow ; ami business property? bought now will retu rn a * ----.. . _*.*-v.* Consult us and let some profit in dayp to come; ns explain why. “Business Property Is Your Safest Investment.” As proof of what others think of Sanford we nave a client who wishes to lend up to $1,000, «n Sanford City Property. See us if ym|r nr building needs financing. Sanford Realty Company H. 8. LONG, Manager 910-11 Ball Building * - •/ * r h o n e 651 - •‘ . .,. There is nothing that wilt perform th eiirv ice for \ the housewife at so little cosfas a Classified Ad. ’ That vacant room, the old chair, chiffonier or other articles in the attic or loft can be turned into irnmediate cash at a small cost through Classified Ads. �15'~?n£v,C€ ®-Ult,ons~ R<?Palr- 32—Help Wanted- WANT AD. RATES Term*: Cash In A d ta n e e Telephone ads. will t» r+* wired from patron, and collector tent Immediately for payment. , ? i T im e --------:— -__ _10e » lhu* . Six word* of averag* OiflgW ■rt counted a link, _ Minimum charge of 80 for Qrat Insertion. . AH advertising Is restricted to proper classification. y If an error la made The San­ ford Herald will be responsible for only one Incorrect Insertion, too advertiser for aubaequent insertions. The office should bo m a n e d Immediately in case of . TO ADVERTISERS A Herald representative thor­ oughly familiar with rates, rules end classification will give u complete Information, And you wish, th ey will assist you in wording your want ad. to fcaltf It more effective, IMPORTANT NOTICE - Advertisers should give ibelr street or postoffice address as well as their phone number if they desire results. About one reader out of * thousand has a telephone, and the others cant eemihunicate with you unless know your address, discontinuance MUST be In person at The SsnHer aid office or hr let­ ter. Telephone discontinuan­ ces art not valid. CoUrtecr Prompt— Efficient. f three I - Hudson Passenger Touring, J fttsex 0 Coach. VvF a!‘ 1 ' d T i . *‘ V Oakland Redan, QPC-S ' 1 Bulck Touring, 11125. ,. 1923. •■'ii’.VSe' "• 1922. . . 1 Chevrolet‘Sedan, 1928\ ■■ ■ 3 'Chevrolet Coupes, io&l. . 1- Essex 4 Roadster, 1922. 1 Ford Coupe, 1924. 1 Ford Fordhr .Sedan, 1925. 1 Franklin Touring, 1922. rFERBRS of heart trouble, An* irla Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthma, h Blood Pressure, Paralysis, I gladly tell you free, how you get quick and lasting relief, tout using drugs, medicine or ms. Address It. V. Walden, Box i, New Haven, Conn. E. 8 PURLING, subdivision loelilist. Subdivision to Oreights, Florida on Dixie Highnao, Florida, and F lo r a 1 Lexington, 1022. t 1 Lexington, 1924. ' 3 Hudson Tourings, 1921. 2 Huptnobile 4s, 1922. See’Os For Prices nnd Tenon. SEMINOLE H tlD S ntf'R S S F X 117 Mnguolin Avenue- ’V ■. PLATINUM bar pin, amall dinmund In center. Return 107 W. 8rd Street. LOST OR STOLEN, Bartlin, . t i n and Ford rim . R eturn V Print Shop, Bm ford. IT'BatWMn the postoffice *tnl sum llU t A Anderson’s npproxleiy 250 unuked 2-cent stam ps, ler please retu rn to Floridu stable Corporation. < ■.. .UNDRV COLORED 01 •for child in litnirs at 1612 33— H e lp Y VPIGTI.TR—Three And Elm, f t Street. •. OPfcN ALT, bHGHT • W recker Service Day and Night 84 Hours Storage WALKER A LEWIS GARAGjB Sanford Avc. & 2nd Street Phono (10 REAL ESTATE SALESMEN TRUCK FOR HIRE — general tran sfer or by the day. JOHN CU IPN, 100 So. Park. Phnnc208. CHEVROLET m, Chevrolet Co.. Inc, fpjrndtla Phono - AMERICAN CAFE Wc have just opened up a modern cafe lh the Cates building. Wc serve home.cooked foods, in the cleanest of-surroundings. Everything sani­ tary. Caine in nnd cat with us. 35—Salesmen and Agents U —Automobiles For Sale. HANFORD ELECTRIC CO. " Successors to Glllon & Platt 110 Magnolia. Everything elec trk a l. Phono 432i ;EWtrugiLl CHIROPRACTIC, *dd* years to life and life to year*, Try this * Sail Good Used Car*. wonderful Science for your ills 1925 Ford Coupe. and ailments, and' he convinced. 1922 Ford Coupe. ' Phone 482-J for appointment, 1925 Ford Touring. GUARANT1 D FORD USED Dr. W. C. MacDougall, First Nu1925 Fordor Sedan. •* CARS J ID TRUCKS tionul Bnnk-Bli}g*r --U- 1927i Ford Touring. 128 Touring --------------- $ 75.00 1926 Ford-Trnr'rruck. J 4m oo SANFORD DRUG COMPANY "The Rexall Storo" MII.LEH O. PHILLIPS, INC. Touring We make a specialty a t our prompt Phono 3 Oak a t 2nd St. Touring filling of prescriptions and quick delivery. Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches AUTOS FOR HIRE EAGLE AUTO SERVICE Di or night. Meets all trains. Bn, ago transfer. Phons 651 and 0S-\ 52— B u sin e ss E q u ip m e n t ROOMS, with or without nir-nls« Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel 08— Rooms W ith o u t Hoard FRONT BEDROOM, with family, gcntli-ninn nnlv. 58rt-W. . TWO desirable connecting bed rooms,. Close in. Hi" W. 3rd 8 t FOUR unfurnished Onk Avo. moms. 1201 BARGAINS A very desirable homo in Fort Mellon, will soon he completed. See Mr. B ritt of * the Britt( hitteiulen Realty Co. 120 feet on Union Avtnuo nt corner o f Chapman a t $225.00 per front foot. Worth twice tho price asked. See Mr. Hunt a t Uritt-Chittenden Realty Co. FURNISHED housekeeping apart­ ment or sleeping moms. To normnnent tenants only. No chU■drew, b**t udypliono*Juriiiahed. AppIy^Ttf "Park Av^f A modern business building near in on West First Street, netting 10 per cent income now on the price asked. W ^sfres on Island I^ike 000.09, a good buy for an in­ vestment, better for a rural home.- 110 North Laurel St, W o'arc especially anxious tote euro listings of lots in Krar.kfii Terrace from tho parties whn orig­ inally purchased tht-sr lots and who now desire to Bell thrm. Wt are giving this business special *ttention and if you will ii.-t then with us will feee that you get mttNOW FOR SALE We have 2 lots only left nowfor Ralo In F ort Mellon whirh «<- tu sell you a t a sacrifice. The crar has placed them with ii* f«r inmediate sale, as he must rritni W eanf* - *1***...... THE W HITE REALTY CO. „ 305 F irst N at’l. Bank Hid*. nr -1 room un nr small cot section. C. M very. BRITT-CIIITTENDEN REALTY CO., INC. 85— Lota For Sale 53— Uuttdlntf MatoriuLs Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. 321 E. First Street We carry u full line Our prices are right. Cash nr terms. Wewnnt your business. 6 1 -A — M iscellnnrm is Ex- change li: REN I uiifiirni.-lied house try young couple. Residents not tour­ ists, must have 2 or .‘t 'oedroonin, will lease nt reUKoaahle rent. Pre­ fer l,» ;il mu rhiM* ill. Write Post Office Box 71ni. BUNGALOW HI—Houses F o r Sale MODERN HOMES Spanish design bungalow Celery Ave., 5(1500, term s. 6 room house, garage, Holly Avc., $5500, terms. New five room house, garage, etc., Sanford Ave., $5800, easy terms. Three room cottage on Dixie High­ way, near laike Monroe, $2,00(1; $501! cash, balance monthly.' Sec Jus. A. Johnson,.112 W. 1st St., Hanford. Close in on Palmeim Avenu*. Eastern exposure. 5 *IIS hnth. Price for next few days easy terms, , . M Enstern exposun- lot in lirK hurst $1000; Cash $800. DM*1** 10 suit. McCALL & FOX REALTORS PHQNE 745. THE C1.AUK8BURG EXPONENT.— ROOM kitchenette and hath —Central W est Virginia’s larg ­ aHurtiucnU^Uot. water, henuti- est duily. Want ad rate 1 l-2c per Uy decorated- cent rally 1mated, word; 4 insertions 1 t-4c; 0 or me outliMik. W. M. Young, owner, more 1c per word each insertion. '8 N. Park Avenue. THREE BURNER, gh. iduti- and Milrhen ta b le .' 210 U ural Ave, Son Lnnta I h t 14, Block 200.00. . San Lanta Lot 25, Block 900.00. ,, Evans Terraco l*ot 4.1x13 250.00, Three one-half *cre f*fl tiled, has house, garage » largo bearing fruit trees. 62— Musicnl In stru m en ts BOOTH AND GIDBS 1>7. Magnolia A venae 64— Seedsi W ants. F ertilizers A. P. CONNELLY & £ONS Cor. Second and Magnolia SANFORD ROOFING JJO . Tllo roofs, built up roofs. Re-roof InJr oyer Did roofs. la^tksifapalred. E s­ tim ates fra*: Cali Oak Ave. and 3rd St. phone 111. By GEORGE McMANUS - tMIA’b D E P W T C R O H t O F C O O R ^ JE l r »*T V O U Vs^Obl’V ' t * P E C T U ’b - e t c :: / 3 salesladies who have cipo. ience In the sale of real estate, good position and good comini-sios allowed. Builders Supplies ----- should LANEY’S DRUG. STORE—Pre- REALTORS and Brokers carry u complete list of their scriptlona, Drugs, Sodas. We ‘St offerings In the classified rolare as near you as your phoho. 83— F arm s nnd Land Fur Stile Call 108. 28—Repairing HIGCINS-SMITH-WICIIT K-r ' Realtors F irst Street and Palmetto Avo WANTED 69— Rooms f(fr H ousekeeping II. B.* McCALL JR BRINGING u p f a t h e r t> C T T L ^ * b i T - t M ___ ) D R E ^ e o ir IH T tM E jQ g Under construct Spanish stucco lmulon ne* iev« rooms; garage and quarters. Comer serving' Magndli; * M SpUrling, ‘' ttsv tcrinfc Will be wndv for' ,,wupancy nbout February 1st New Spnnish type typ* haute* s i t rodms; in Bel-Air ■-Air O] lOnville Avenue I easy ternit. Ndw Spanish Btoccohung,. to m ,.1" S"" U m - '*■> -L o ta 3, 4 and r. I^ is Tier I; corner of p4nf(1^ Avenuo nnd 15th *t. noon per front foot for quick sib Eaay terms. Lot 20 Block 8. San Unti* nrlrn (ton on '*• 66— W anted—To Huy 67— Rooms Wilh Hoard DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS 13—Automobiles for Ex CELERY FARMS, easy term s. 3 acres celerv farm $5,000, 5 acre celery farm $0,000. 10 acres celery fnrm $12,000. 30 acres high class celery farm, $8,000 housb for $00,000. 40 acre celery farmf $40,000. Have Jive acre tra c t uplrnphived celenrhtpd; Set* J ls . A; Johnson, 112 W. First tyrect, Sjnford. * 81— Houses For Sulo 68— Household Goods P Y h T E R tj AHO 're'AT j w . T\ CAREER Room 220 Mbisch Building *. ,.*'« • li T ,A„‘J ■ */ ■ ■ SANFORD ami PHILADELPHIA W o'have Nurthnii buyers fur real bargains. TWO automobile salesmen, good LITTLE and Cl.A YUEN proposition to hustlers. Replica 4 Rail Building. BtrirOv ‘ confidential. Address R. L, S. t are of Herald. W IGHT P K lM to B H a i’—Printing Engraving, Etduofcsing. Se« ue EVER BUITE Uadinnl Oil Ilealcr. first. We do It. Phono 417-W Sanford Agent. 109 Sanford R. K. Ave.-Commcrclnl St. Avenue. »T SETTLE^ IT A L L ^R.IC«HT- HO USES- JAS. A. JOHNSON 112 W. First S trc R M<i.NTEZDMA HOTEL SECOND HAND BRICKS .l.nne.l. also quantity hats suitable fm Ranfon!'.-, must hornv-liku concrete. W. M. Young. L’OH N. Ini; Ini nfp<T un corner Mu| Avi*„ 2 minutes walk from Park Avenue. nesa Mi l mu. Open till year. YELLOW PIN E Umber, plenty J. it. McDo n a l d , Mgr, AUTOMOBILE,DEALERS: If you frumlng and sheathing for 1 Phone 485 wnnt to soli your used cars, ad­ mediate delivery a t a saving t<> y and Bervico Phono 017 vertise daily on (he classified page. Vermont Lumber Co., Osteen, I Phone 4800. Mgr. 27—J'rofcHslunul. Services II—Automobiles l t>AtO V O U A.RC C iO IN ^ ;V 63—Specials nt the Stores EXPERIENCED LADY Stenogra­ pher^ desires employment. Can furnish inferences from past em­ ployer, Address Box L. L. Herald. Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc. Plrnsuro cars and Graham trucks. JAMES n . COWAN—All kinds of Tint ntid Shoot Metal Work. Oak nnd 2nd Street, Phono 3 W ater nnd Boat Tanks. At Oak HANFORD AvePUe and Third Street. Tele­ ______ T._ UICK CO, 212 - Magnolia Avenue phone 111. Phono 307 MIRACLE Concrete Co„ general HUPS—MARMON.N cement work, sidewalks, build­ Sanford Automobile Co. ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. It. 203 Magnolia Avo. Phone 137 TerwiUcger, Prop. • LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON T. M. DUNLAP: Painting of tho ' Edward Higgins, Inc. bettor kind. 10th and l^xuLeL Commercial & Palmetto. Rhone 331 Phone 650-Vf. • NASH . RUN AN *AD in these culumna. Sanford Dealer, B. A. Pino Tho cofet in small, results urc W. F irst St. Phono 017 great. Phoito 148. REEL A SONS You Drivs It. rooro BO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything J *If so advertise 1® PHONE 14fi for prompt attention and experienced service |p arthe Gainesville Sun. 1__ mnging your copy. BALL SlARDWARF. Call Phone 8 IF IT'S A BARGAIN "Wo Have It" SUNNYLAND REALTY CO. CHRYSLER A LITTLE WANT AD IN The - Realtor CHAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO. II. G. Woojworth, HERALD will bring you in big Mgr., 221 Mcisch 11 W. 1st St. Phone 0D2 Bldg., over .Piggy Wiggly, hut wc results. Ad vert iso those old a r­ ticles you have stored away and deliver. have no use for. A little thirty11—Automobile:* for Sule cent ad may bring you several dollars. Phono 148 and a repre­ W 1LLYS-KNIGHT nnd Ovorlnnd. sentative will call nnd see you. •F . and M, Motor Co., Park and TRACTOR SERVICE: Plowing, Commercial. disking nnd street grading Let us do your subdivision. M, M 49—Poultry untl Supplies SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX Lord, Itouta A, Box 210. INC. FOR PURE hull Rhode Islnnd * 203 Oak Avenue 19— Hultdlng—C ontracting eggs. Call 2112. Phone 41 WITH M t. T O T H E OE. r ~ ___ - i ------- -------- --------------—-— ADVERTISE In the Journal-Her1 aid, Sooth Georgia’* greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly' and Sunday. Classified rate* file per line. Wnycross Jour* nnl'HeralJ. Waycross. Georgia^ DEVOE’S PAINT VARNISH BRAND NEW Oakland Touring nnd Oakland Conch. Sncrifico for ranh. R. J. Glosser, denieri Comer Celery nnd Elliott Street. DIANA — Diana Bales f. F irst 8t. * B. Q. PORTER. propenrty. pay* per cent. *0 ; —Advtff. Mediums III—Business Service FRESH FRUIT, fresh vegetables. FrCiih oysters daily. VVo carry 1020 DODGE Roadster, run loss than 1000 miles. Will make price only His le s t ih th 8sf linen. Try our Interesting. Sec Mr. Holt, 115 store for quality products. Royal Fruit-Co., 107 W. First Street. French Avenue. F O U N ^ S S S fa OUND, on F ifth St., bag, contalhing smalt amount of change, rpar .may have by giving proper entlflcation, and paying for this J ’ERFECTIO ' V^fBKW5V '•STEWART THE FLORIST'’ Flowers for nil Qcc*!jon*v 814, Myrtle. Phone 260-W. 18— B usiness Service O ffered 1 pidsniobilo, 1024. 10—Lost and Found .1 Msllem, R. M. AUER* CUT FLOWERS for sale. Calendu­ las now ready. 25c per doien. Phone 40-W. Mrs. L, H. Jones. .*• ■« 25* 16— A uto.'L lvery— G arage 2 Ford Tourings, 1922, S I—Announcements sa le; selling propbt RELIABLE USED CARS! ’■4J. ' IV—Employment W ELL* I’M t>TOCK h o ' w a .v . C 'T■T1 lt O U TI L Q r »t " s' ’ VJVJ * T Q iji^ HT BARGAIN; 6 acres Improv in city limit* for $3000 1 will Ml! for *700 per 1jO ancc term s, Lie* m-*ri mg ; UMivT.io»7 b : ii. B.nk.TO ford, 112 W. F lrat .St. W hat b e a u t if u l n w e a t h e r .and K S n tr a c t h» j g g . for paving all avenues ln tb —-y, division. We offer today, ** . gj*. a t the absurdly low price of 260,000: one half «•**»• M <,“*rt' ril'- INCOME Extra bargain in^east ner loL close in, with JT L t w ent on roar ranting for rjvmonth. Price $3,000.00; j*' cash, balance e a s y term*. * ^ your chance to make *ero - �»- -./■ $1800 CASH no,$4t>. r r S i t B e k K e& i y o U C B C VI* OoY H IM pR*«$n d a il y « \< h jro o i ■no FiBH T Q O A TUf4NE' lw NfcWVbfcK *MO t WftWT VJOCLK ^ o o Y e r u T r t e v, h ii * n^JhO oe«o _ __ / Balance Ea»y Terms. Will Buy ' New Six Room House m Eart Front *On Big NMfeLl, l W ow M UCH O F. Gl S P E L L * CH*WE W AM Ot V J ltH MB* k e y ; W&&M . the p u sses p o a ^ m a F lQ H T Lot . Call 194-J. R. A. KING a t t r a c t iv e b u y Heart of F lrit Street Income Property Call 394-J. PORTER E. PITTS [C»n*r<M. I t > »r T>-» S«U S te a ttf. tM.) MOM’N P O P Birr MR. BARTON, I c a n n o t allo w UNCLE HENRY To Be PROSfeCUTeD - T he Mystery C l NERW VtfSLL.lFWOL) p e r u s e Tb p o s h tub CHARGED MAW AS V0ELL WITH DRAW FROM THE CASE W. V. WHEELER, INC. Realtors 115 Magnolia Ave. Phorte 394-J 8 CTORS WOL}QO T o k NOVJ hovu TrtSRC IS Do vou R6URETHATTHOSe mistake ASOOT it. MRTWTS- i I TOUR SHOES p p rre o i f t e WERE MW FOOTPRINTS UNDER TPS NNiNDOV) ^ nwmbrs *twe R in g / X WAS STOLEN /— ( 1 TOOTPRtNTS J EXACTUV / OK UNCLE MEWR}j - An d x I NOW I REMEMBER BOUGHT > >16 MISSED A , TftB PAWN PAIR OP NpDR / f TICKET FOR OLD SHOES ) - VORBTTAS PROW lK B V i , Bing F rom , E ac *. p o r c h ^ \ t u e s a m e daw 1 \ AN o l d V 1 U 6 R in g vjas -\ T feAMP f X _ ^ToueM , ^WELL TPS MVSTSRV S e e m s Tb P S ALL. CLEARCC* _ OP. Cleared U P - SA H li HOW ABOUT MW S H O E S ? all 88—Ren! Estate fo r E xchange iO ACRES Black Hammock Celery Land For Sale. Lots numbers 241, 242, 243, 244 in the SW 1-4 of the SW 1-4 of oceUon 1-21-31 Sem­ inole county, 1-4 miles northwest of Oviedo; U 1-4 mile from two railroads and p*vcd roods. Sur­ rounding lands making big money In truck. Price 112,000.00. Terms 1-4 cash, balance 1, 2, 8 and 4 /ears 0t 8 percent Semi Annually. No incumborances and 1925 tax FARMS paid. Address Owner. Robert EL Ellis, P. O. 322, F'*+ Myers, Fla. t J U e f AO t IDL'D VOU MACVC* -MERE KE GOE<s>,~ DOGTfeP ALL ViV'l'o CU*t*-fiV CORULU<3 -fOU'GvW* vl\-tW -filM* LV’L BLOkipG. V lA rT R e^O l-*- AVl,MlOt \<? UO H A C K ~V oU AU* T w il l Kantci'a h id e T audeva TFtOM UOVl 0L\. ^ OL* BU<2> V VcLL OFF, V R eU <i»K£ l VLAV£P.V\ER kaa^ c a r a > > G A tB O U UUA»— -S E P , < V Kt oue / i . T u p -tW m o l e £V & K _ . U ovi * rTV 89— W anted— Real Estate , I WANTED: LlsUnga Lcf . ‘ lota'in Fort Mellon ; Heights. Dcan-Borg 1615 First N a tl. Bank I713. Hfc on building and Sanford Corporation, Bldg. Photy VJHtCH DO H O rt VNAKlt ? -rh4‘ H O S S EP? M O O ? I CANT O lT n u r B o th t IF YOU want to sell your farm , i wc can be of good service to you i ns wo have inquirers far both entail and large form 1 property. DeanBcrg Corporation, 516 First Nnt'l. Bank Uldg. Phone 713. im h e r e A dvurtlsing M edium s MORGANTOWN, « . VA. ueoph i Are interested In Florida. EacL jf them through a classified ad j m the Morgantown POST. Sis ; cents a word for sis eonoerutlvc re About 1Issues, esr Twin rin golf KQR s a l e —Spare on the page nTtrm> 1 ^or eleaalflud advertlsemonU. ;f‘IJcJ 1Mr 'Yhjr not rout, those vacant rooms •Hr i tr sell Uist second-hand goods T , TAMPA DAILY TIMES, Tampa. . ,Ion»e Daily, rates 2 cents a word , nL nit Minimum 25c, cash with ordar Write for complete rate card. By Ahem By Williams O U R BO ARDING H O U SE O U T OUR WAY A y wfrmp rrb -fo o ^ u e re ii~ " » 1 -Te l u m ^ vivU -r® \ -tW*PUtf?»I cw« DIReC’fiO U ® ! “ *• Avi‘ AP1T5R A\.L Vl& "fOLP'M ABOUT* *tW ^ } A D E £ £ * l * KLL R \6 VH B U G ,-G O AV^CATMV0 OLO G\M 4LE01fri, WVltfiG - -L , __ AUGGLO. TEAR , / V ^ U k T b W A L -fiirf EL'A T • v-v ' — v IK} f tf - lW OF *tw' mov/ic t -* \toueerf, l dovK KU0V1 vlvOrT VOO YlLBePCTfc ARE a b o u t *U c r a c w k jg ^ viw, You'Re J Bcrftt qltTa T" O ’e r. m TUE MORNING JOURNAL la tha accepted want ad medium In Uxytona (Fla./ One cent a worn >n insertion. Minimum 25c. ORATION COLUMBU8 (Ga..) LEDGER — Classified ada have the largeat ilrculatlon in Soathwestern Geor> v.1n. Rate 8c (9-word line) Una. •'EARN AUOI't ro lk County and lakeland, through the 8 tarTdcRrHin. Best advertising meHum hi South Florida. Published t».»rn«nra. STAR-TELEGUAM ‘ l.aLt-lund, Florida. BV CONDO ^7 •T w lL n * ^ a uBQiKiG ^e<2rfe.R^ v u r wi R tv e R & e G e m L o o s e c o N M tc n o x j fwbo KNOa>,^.HOUL8y-LVCx> u . NCUEH. GE'T HyNNllShr A A tXxn'T LAND FROM A t DOUJN IN hash hoosc- D om By Swan Dirty Work Ahead SA LESM A N $AM f a r t * , - WOU COULDN'T G B T OUffH. NOTHtN' DOIN' AikTI DUWWO NO CNM*. u)AtE« D an * w Mowew oorr v i J‘uE d®1 UsooC1 «4 ./ I TH' damh. ano il l sell /ocJT M4 DOSINeSS HERE / teAT rT DOWN 1b nowipA UOH. VOOUF amp f B«RM• FANCW CLtDbEk AND cuwo’e -tU A T ? 5 » M S S 'fP m : J C «m r \HUATS UK cosw . J avF VVtfcAEVOt) 60IM6? . j TTH' J AM’ W JW r VHHATDOCTWI ACG YOU 0O4U6 7D GET, DOCTDR. OCPCttBSS . f DOCTWRwtBSlK?* 7D dCT DodTWJ. BlN6 RSiD6 -ViB r oi ns} ° M 6 . IKj ^ By Blosser The Sign Says So FR EC K LES A N D HIS FRIENDS AlENtR AAD AIM. WET.’ _ >WW.*mRYAlMrAWt/ DoeTte WmiSTDUW BV DWTAUAS-XNC * LNEOM tasW ZW fi«S, |_ l 606KTA KMOUli ^ aK.-mEftfi m i ' ! i kajGw t sa w i r SOyCPLACE// �WwT inDUHiBALD imutmimmamiani View* above show sea well operations at D.-»vi» Islands in Tampa. Top left—re'nlorccil fl.ifss in drying yard. lop right—casting steel and Concrete caps on wall. Left—looting down on Davis Is­ lands sea wall. Center—wall from water. Right—\V. N, McDonald, builder. On 15 Miles of Massive C?@ncr to.encircle every bit o f ocean, bay, river and inland wa ter way frontage at another DAVIS Is LAN b s Wustine^^on the Ocean 1 IFTEEN miles of reinforced concrete sea wall to encircle eyery bit of waterfront on^ Davis Shores will be started this week under the direction of W. N. McDonald, form­ er United States engineer and builder of the famous Malecon sea wall and drive at Havana, Cuba, The Davis Shores sea wall will cost $1,486,000 and will be completed in one year. With the sea wall now being built about Davis Islands in Tam pailhis constitutes the biggest bulkheading engineering job now in progress in the world! ' .The sea wall about Davis Shores will be built of many thou­ sands of slabs of concrete and steel, eaph of which weighs nearly two tons. These slabs are 18, feet tong, 27 inches wide and eight inches thick. They are set iipright with a crane and jettied int<M)lac6 by high-pressure pumps. ocuc* loiaieci ij>io,714,6Q0 in one day when the l a s t of this mag nc ic property was placed on the market. It is the mostht Pr°Perty in Florida today—the type that will always t, ^rcat demand—that will bring big profits to its owners through re-sale for years to cnmM rs to Come >cal Office—Masonic Temple Building • * t• ^ m tF a la tk ^ ^ tt' SJ' ,ana, ralatka, Sanford, Ft. Myers. »c Sarasota, Bradenton, . . Cocoa, lake City’ Myers, Lake Wal Wa/es. �•• V ' i i m m m m ri&2 ■ [' ' ■■ '• Liii ^^aodaled Press Full Leased Wire SIXTEEN PAGES Modern Check Of Assessed Valuation i^ R r r ' Be That the assessed valuation of the , city wiU b o 'In c re a se to, as nearly exact figures possible to nsrcmble, owing to the fact that the city soihctlmes ego employed an expert to ehock u p o n the incrensed biiildlnjr operations and the new, additions .to the city, was th e’opfnlon expressed today bv L^i Philllps, city clerk. Mr. Phillips aaid today th a t the creai increase In building, the rising ntoperty values, and tho new additions to the d ty re ­ quir'd rtn amount of time neces­ sary to tho Assessment rolls which ho found it impossible to handle >done;> ;.Thc m an: whom « £ the city put on the Job has nlal, m ust. pomplcted the task, it is said,_____ and the will appear p g . ___ — results j on the ro lls. for 1020. jj,' “Hundreds, of Pew buildings ,Fub havo been erected on lots which under the 1925 assessment rolls' •s? S * “It 4 tv <,oan t"Dr ®for lips J said. was neeessarv ft® tho IH5 jret tho Unconfirmed Wire __ Opponents Of Mea' Ambassador And Attaches To -Prevent Reel Are Out Of Germany After Sentors Who Advocated Squabble Over Tyrol Ar«» Entrance I n t o i']Mbunal «*& ° ^ e c k the lots a S ln st building permits is m ^ dur. 8 ® P**4 rear in order to the correct nmcssmcr.t on new buildings.'’ n\W a“ " M.d valuation ; n*°»7f (rr?*t hclp t0 lhe city n floating the 22,000,009 bond issue, provided the voters of tho city accept It a t the trolls on M«.. 19. it is believed by fit? officials „n(i lPndil,K buiti men. The law allows n limit of 15 re r cent on the assessed valua­ tion for tho purpose of issuing municipal bonds, and the Increase this year will allow ample mar­ gin between the law’s allowance nnd the vnlcalioh, it is said. Str esse matin Scores Conference Called ‘ Mussolini's Speech By Senator Borah Fascist! Troops Seize Rifles Bitter Opposition Expected And Ammuntllon In Effort F r o m tfreconelliblcs In C am p n iq n F ftrU ^. Adhesion To f’rovent Bavarianr Revolt LONDON. F eb .' 10.-0P)—Add­ WASHINGTON, Feb. J O .- W — ed interest has been given the Senators who opposed each other Gcrmnn-ltnlian situation by ' a in the World Court fight likely will Rome report-to tho Irondon .Dally come to grips again, this time In bxj) Express th at tho Italian ambas- th f fight at the haliot box. sarin nnd his councillors o f ‘ the sador ■Opponents of American adhesion embassy at Berlin .have left Ger­ to the court, In continuing t their many. There Is no confirtnation opposition, will seek to prevent reof the. report. olcction of those w ho, advocated Mussolini alleged that Germany Jjblnlng the tribunal. This appears was carrying out anti-Italian p ro -JJ^ tlw first development of an int g a u d s in the upper Adige vnt-1 ^ £ £ 1 venferroetf of tiro fvrcconlcv of Tyrol where there is a con- ciiiMra tonight, called by Senator nidcrabk- Gonunn minority among “ ornli, Urpuhlirun of Wuho, who ihe inhabitants. These Gormirrgi7lw “« among leaders in tho fight since Austria ecdvd the territory thr^ ndkortnec rcsohitiun to* Italy under the St. Germain duopfed hy the Semite. , . .. Senator Reed, Democrat of Mis­ Troaty* have alleged itl treatm ent “f various kinds at the hands or souri, one of tho court foes who Italians, would defeat its friends In the rtuch interest was evidenced elections, will open that campaign here in poetical quarter* over the in n radio address in Chicago Feb. uttcr.mcca of. Dr. • Stressemann, 21 The conference of senators yesparticularly with reference to Mus­ solini’* 'occch as bring fit for thr teixlay was described ftn offering vulgit Vy of mass meetings, f 1*1- opportunity for a canvass of the ed with arrogance, contradictions situation und to tiring out the views of individual senators ns to and immoderate Ir-rguago,” More than passing attention liicir course of action. It was attended by all those who was given to the foreign iftlnlator’n statement th 1 - hilo Germany hn 1 voted against adherence with the no political Int rest in the prob­ exception' of Senator Watson, Re­ lem in southern Tyrol she had a publican of Indiana, amt Senator cultural interest there. I’rior to Dill, Democrat of Washington, tho advent of the fascistt. Malian tp addition to Senators Borah government and the king ,, om ml Reed, those attending were ised the inhabitant- fmHh'm of Senators Blense, Democrat of South language, religion uml cult.tee, Di*.!Carolina; Shlpstead, Karmor-Labar Stressemann declnml. ,..f Miimesotu, Williams of Missouri, In view of the fact that Get . M - FoRcUe of Wisconsin, Brookmnny has just for memhenhiu Nations* there Dr. Stressenuum’s d c c l n r n t i o n . t h n t .. . Premier Mussolini’s t hroai*IJo«it?i> "it *“ fft against Gv PERSHING KEEPS NEGRO WOMAN IsiMiwoiM’ISMURDERED1N k TO I ___ GOLDSBOROHOME |tbc 1st- HAs Nothing To Jessie Hoffihn.Fcundlicnc] By' N clirhlm ra f.ntn l „ cf v i „ u , . Ftey As Train *Speeds On " n r . i * V ?, , " ,U Way To Capital; Functions Tolice See Itini; Friends 0 ! , At Washington Cancelled V ictim S u sp ected Of C rim e JACKSONVILLE,' Fya., Feb. 10. —(fP)—M aintaining a strict and characteristic sllcftcc In regard to . hia wurk as nout^il chairman of tho Taonn-Ariea Plebiscitary Com­ mission, Gem John J . Perching to­ day was speeding through Florida to Washington where he will ren­ der hia report to the president. Directly a fte r welcoming cere­ monies at Key W est were over yes­ terday following hid landing from the U. S. S. Denver, Gen. Pershing retired fur a rest and upon board­ ing the train secluded himself in hia compartment. Illness Rumors Rumors regarding his illness Jsrkherc were partly dispelled yesterday inter- when he arrived a t Key W est and fonnd jtlnlod that he was in “ fair" health. fyithc Ifc declined to d i n g # hia physical “ flined .condition.july fu rth e r-th a n to *ay ITnif that with' the formaflUca of his re ­ his potting to the president, moreover, :>tuu ho would become n patient* at tho Alvill, Walter Iteld General Hospital in Washington, and attem pt to regnln sVe any his strength. l* an “ I am not on the sick Uat." he they said, “hut I suppose my health for [‘ The in- the last few months would entitle *y «ife."! me to be, except for the fact th u t I to be i have not been bn active m ilitary PullT-i. , duty. It is true I have been un­ der u physician'a core. I. intend to time enter Walter Reid General Hospital tted und In Washington, but can’t .say now s*»n- how long I'll be there.” i known Tljo General intended to remain i this i It) . in retirement throughout his trip *Mtravel to Washington except for brief failed walks at stops along the line. (reached . Charles ON HOARD PERSHING TRAIN >1 with AT EAU GALLIE, Fla., Fob. 10.— terday (>W—Throughout the night Inter-, I lurren- ested groups of spectatois throng­ sired ed stations along the Florida E ast *nr the Const route, anxious for a fleeting glimpse of Gen. John J. Pershing, Ion his cn route to Washington, D. C. Tho t(U.. general retired sooh a fte r leaving Csturnhia i K*Y West Inst night was unaware put the i 4410 interest m up ifc* ted in him 1« form throughout this section. l Whoped He wns slumbering soundly '.‘ft* sale aboard his compartment cor “ Bel­ Mtvest- lini'' as the train paused here for •ahcnie n few moments a t 8 o'clock this morning. filed lent Party entertainUJK ills- the |*“tr«msge’’ , "I *prci»l l official* nc- ifnetit vftiult* « J. G. t in teadli P*rty *hh ! **J[Covernor 1 *nivc h*re ■n V^Mioon br the ' *>*«ded by Jessie Hogan, a negro woman about 25 years of age, was shot nnd killed in front of her home in Goldfdjoro Inst night about 10:"0 o'clock by an unknown assailant, who is believed to bo a disappoint­ ed suitor, and for whom authori­ ties! are now conducting an exten­ sive search. The body ,.,f the woman was dis­ covered about V o'clock this morn­ ing by neighbors who, in passing the house, noticed the body lying on the doornteps. Upon closer in­ vestigation they found she had been dead for a number of hours. Police'officers and Sheriff C. M. Hand were summoned to. the scene and found that she had been killed by n pistol bullet, presumably fired IuhI night. Neighbors reported they laid heard a shot in front of the house but had not paid any attention to tho m aU eranTiIthii in'orntn/. Evfr -e iri tlm s tre c t donees of ft struggle led police to believe tho woman had been shot in front uf her home and had then walked to the doon heforo succumbing to the wound. A coroner’s inqUest was hehHhls morning and a verdict of death at the hands of an unknown assailant was returned by tho jury. Polire are holding a negro man on suspicion und f"r questioning in connection with the crime, while a search is being made for men whu arc known to have been seen re­ cently in company with the victim. Crops Doing1Well In Southern States WASHINGTON. Feb. 10.—(d’l— Hardy truck is doing well in South Carolina and the Gulf states ex­ cept Alabama, where it is mostly poor, but is doing only fairly well in North Carolina, the Department of Agriculture said today in a re­ view of conditions in southern states for the week ending yester- ^ T ru ck in g has-bccti delayed somewhat by ruirrln southern Missis­ sippi. Tobacco has been planted in South Carolina and Georgia. Conditions by state* included; • Florida: Farm work advanced. Com and melons planted in n' u'h of peninsula, berries improved. Oats fair to good. Tomatoes up ift cen­ DAYTONA, BEACH, Fla., Fob. tral division. Potato planting near­ 10.—lid*)—Gen. John J . . Perahing ly finished in m.rth und active iir passed through nt • 10:lf> B west; harvesting early .crop ni o’clock today. ■The condition of tho , 80Uth south. Citrus made much new commander of tho American Expc- 1growth and bloom. ditionnry Force* in aoriaus, but not alarming wns the word given out MOB RAIDS CITY HALL when the Havana Special, 25 min­ utes late mude a three minute KALI8 Z. Poland, Feb. stop. —A mob of unemployed pervons Gen. l’ershing rested well during broke into the city hall of k**'* the night. He was having break- yesterday, wrecked *.ho ,^f*rne-s n. lost in hia compartment In tho engaged the police in private car Bellini a* the train flict. Four persons and fiw ber* of the mob were aerioualy passed through .Daytona Beach. wounded. Continued on page two. ‘ ‘ * Trial Of M assachusetts Man Upon Blasphemy Charge Arouses Interest * waiting with of Premie marks of the German Foreign Minister. This is to be given im­ mediately in the Italian Senate. Extremists in Italy are reported aroused pver Si re* so man's referenrrs to Germany's culture pro­ tectorate. I A special meeting of members Suspecting a plot by Bavarians of tho Sanford Yacht Club has for armed rebellion. Fascist! been called for Thursday evening, troops iinve made 50 unrests und Feb. 11, at « o'clock in the club seized arms und ammunition nt house according to Commodore J. Lavront* in the former AuaUinn R. Emory, who announced1 today that plans relative to the big re­ territory of Trontino, gatta planned for Feb. 20 would he discussed nnd detaila worked ROME, Feb. i n —(IP)-R eplying out In connection with houaing in tho Italian Semite today to yes­ tho Revprnl thousand visitors who terday's address by Foreign Min­ are expected to come hero for ister Rtrcssernnnn of Germany, Pro-, thib all-day meet and entertain­ niter Mussolini said: ment thut night a t the Hotel For­ “ I confirm the letter and spirit rest laike. of my previous speech, not exclud­ Boating enthusiasts in many ing the incident upon my speech aections of tho state have sent referring to the possibility of the in their entries, Mr, Emory s ta t­ Italian flag beyond tho Brenncro ed. and from all Indications tho frontier which JSlresemann can in­ regatta in expected to be tho terpret ns he chooses.” largest water meet of Its kind ever staged in this section of tho Sfresemann Laudrd Ily I’re-s rtato. , BERLIN, Kebri" Ilk—O b - The Following tho racoaTa firework*, Berlin newspapers, almost without display will be hold along tho exception, today lauded Foreign lake shore, and that plght n for­ Minister Stresrmann'a reply In the mal invitational ball and dinner Reichstag yesterday to Mussolini» will be given at the new hotel for attack, as degnified and factual. visiting commodores and tho mahy The nationalist preas objects to Tlislinguished guests who has ac­ some details of the reply, but cented the club’s invitation to bo agree* pn the whole. The organs of present, Mr. Emory, said. the coalition parties naturally I’alm Beach and Miami will troth praise thh government's tactic* and bo well represented, Mr, Emory the socialist oaper Verwuerta ob- added, and speed boats from Jack­ sarve* that dermuny* parliamen­ sonville and Pensacola will meet tary foreign hiinlsttr ahowed mor­ strong rompotitlon In g meet that al intellectual superiority to tho will probably witness the presence fft’C ift.ejkyiftvc.. ______ of two of I). P. Da»U' fast craft, officials aiacea.' stated. ' ^ . WWII* >BIHM MeetmgvOf Yacht Club Will Be Held On Thursday O perator Of K l h n d 4 C |S 5 — Station Is Only One Ag Fire Left In Legal Fight COATES VI LLEt / Pa., NASHVILLE. Tenn., Feb. 10j— (g>j—W. C. Thomas, filling operator, waa tha Ouly one of Mreens. cited here Sunday far violation ef Tenneasce e Blue Law, to remain ia too fight against the statute. * \ The otttcr 15/lncludIag era of the Nashville Banner and ________ w»h > i sin r.sad yeaterday when Magistrate B- F, ncaiSmrey ' ruled their case* oat, becriminal. Instead of civil warA m tad a m i S S g L t * * Ouashfng of these wi a Ute cvcr aill net affect the ^ca*. ugalnst Thomas who wfll •'jS®}]? rT«ch the state’supreme court lo r the Defense Council Hj* Stevens Mass., r .b . *. 0« .-- O. f g f o are x j f g r m u a rt» *h Sanford ^ -DROCKTON, A n th o h y Bimba of Brooklyn, Point* of , **• faced district court here this League of Chicago The law under which ho R **'1 be *nua u ••nseted In H®7 *B“ hl,}ory to be trlpd on a Hotel y here Ute tharge of buiphem y. In addition Florida utteU *CCOBk1 04 making seditious of 1300 in fine or a year in )*d for blasphemy. . ^«lr**i Bimba doclare* that the the court ruled the law e a m ree , i ag *ral states.were on hand from s*V- against him s r e the result tlon-wida conspiracy and tesourct*. 14 ne*are ex. i n * ^ r a l z a n e e o f tho wide would have been arrreted U n#^ had never come to Brockton. acennsl1 VconJingloc“* ^ trini 1* klnK declared th a t tha .te S t“WaLnot • vaudevillo previrion* of the law he "4 • The aim of the Brockton court," ha said, “I* to mete out k>U«F8 hontitlv* i tided to iroff? leading dtlaen a ;bn- f°r public opinion/* bu-.ine*s will b* Steri next Sunday- M a n ^ a f J “r T* come ^ NfltloftalHan'Asw* lte stead* the i a » l g^ndwteh ^ a t e d the c thus cU»W I l a m e n t by relrad te r the of re** "Jf*the ,ir»4 m*n in thls ^ •a fy s B jg g * 8 5 2 */} ***“•cl#rk ot jS s & S S * Killed E Burns Home Fishing Smack Driven Ashore In Blizzard That Strikes Coast Of Massachusetts ‘ ' By Aiosctaled. Prftftft . 18 Others On Ship Saved Early Today New England Facing Second B ig Storm In Past Ten Days W O R C E S T E R . M nss. 10.— (A P ).—T hree m em bers o f .th e crow of tho ifiuhing sm ack Ralph Brown lost th e ir Jiyea today when the vessel wns driven nshon* in tho bliz­ zard o ff B ria r C reek, E ighteen o th ers, including the enptnin, reached shore safely, b u t su fferin g from cold Flurries of snow struck w est­ ern North Carolina, Fontheast* cm Tennessee, Kentucky and northerh Ooorgia early today, melting rapidly to leave a pathwork of sriUtp. Alabama, Louisiana, Virginia, South Carolina and ■southern Georgia experienced clear weather with the tem peratures ranging sevsral degrees‘above freezing. Florida generally re­ ported clear, spring-like wcathv f, *;*.*■ Spow flurries which swept northern Oeorgio early today had given gray to the sun two hours bofnffe noon. .. Spartanburg, S. reported the lowest tem perature of tho south with 28 degrees a t 8 a. m. Nashvlllo, Teftn., cam* second with 30 degrees, white Memo phis nnd Louisiana thermome­ ters hugged the freexlng mark. Greenwood, B. C., reported it tem perature a t 29. during the night with climbing mercury toduy. Galled Drive Atlatni Liners Off Court One Ship In Distress NEW YORK, Fob. 1 0 .-^ ( A P ) .—-N o rth en ato rR U n ite d S ta te s , n o t y e t o u t fro m u n d o !1 't h e snow b a n k s l e f t b y l»wt w e e k 'a b liz z ard , to d a ^ wait . > s w o p t. by anotK oPbktorm ojt-. e q u a l f u ry . 'T r a in sc h cd u le n ‘ w e re d is r u p te d a n ti s u rf a c e c a r n n d m o to r t r a f f i c w n s a lt b u t p a ra ly z e d . nnd expot f ire. TKe, d?nd are Many rcsktenta of suburban Manuel Joncrlo, John Braga and towns were marooned In thetp Joseph Lopez, nil of them fisher­ homos by tha. deep snow. S tm ts men. wore Impassible, even taxicab The thref> men who lost their service Miry?’ practically at a lives were drowned when they, standstill. Thousands of commute with other members of the crew, era were unable to reach their wenj back to the mhooncr to get placoit of busincsi In New York tlirlr clothes and other belongings on time. a fter she hud been Washod close Some of tiro, principal bushiest’ to the shore. The others managed streets t t the metropolis, there . to get off before a huge wave wore only fet>c Path* on the side'-1," ’, struck the 100 foot craft and drove walks and tens of thousands of per* • her farther out to sea, but tho vic­ sona on their way to work ploughed tims found themselves helpless aa single fllo through the snow, In­ the chip whs battered by the roar­ stead of rfwarmlng seven and eight .* ing breakers. The vessel Sprclnl Officers Armed With abreast as they uo, under nurmal pounded to pieces. . Tcur (!ns llornhs And Shot conditions. Telephone reports from Briar Hurry rails were aept by th e ' Guns Arc Called Following ship t cleaning ilcpnrtment for that Outbreak Incited Tuwdrty sired mure ahoveter*, hut the rrepum safe j men t HUtANTON. I*a„ Feb. 10.—tff) waa scant., Hundreds of men wfc were sheltered in hummer ftattftg -* —A rh>t iquad Wax on duty at po­ Miught shelter nt tnmijvlp.il lod| IngTlDUiwn during tho night along the shore, g .it lice heudouartcra hnru today as thr* wMLto work- with ahftvykr * l.o p n Swept Overboard j , -•it*tw uW «.f r.oo xtriking irath t> -it luihera, in arc I syireoiV and New H ares rallftiadM a f boom o /'W 'ie h o o g M •Inst the I imported a del»y In tke arrival 3 wMherl«"Tn*' ... uonio of his mute* rcaehUd shore, hydraulic ______ produe — j<m o r ~j their feat train*. A number of Ho wns swept overboard whert a | The squad which will be oh duty ships at era sent wireless requests huge wave- raked tho dn'k. -flev-1 until the strike onrfs, la to have for rompasii bearings. rings, . i crpl survriorp said thay saw Jen- Bbot guna and tear gsn bombs, PerDriving downi on a northeast ciro and Braflft washed overboard. sons participating in demohstra gale, the blinding ig wall of falling Fifteen m on sta r tod overland fiona similar to yesterday's will he snow, largely nutfllficd the efforts , through cfcftp drift* cf snmv from arrested on charges of Inciting to of tho thousands of workmsn const guard base number seven, riot, Chief Rose any*. throughout the section to clear,, not fa r from tho scene pi the Tho police received a second call wreck. A troetdr from Glouceiftcr to hiVak up Inst night when 300 streeta and highway* of the pre­ succeeded In reaching Briar Neck ririking miner* engaged In a froc vious fall, which already haa runt of dollars. ' but tho snow drifted in again an for uII fight nt Thrbop, near here. millions Tlie gates swept out to nsa, pil­ soon un the tractor passed. |Two miners were slightly injured. up mountainous waves which' Report!, from Briar Neck ra id 1No uiTcftts were made. The trouble ing tho schooner wan poundint- hard started when automobile trucks, hamiwred shipping along tha north Atlantic. Wireless compan­ on tho rocks und would soon g<> to bearing New Jersey registration ies reirorted numerous calls from pieces. plates, appeared to carry away ships requesting radio compaa* coni. bearings. Ono vssret waa known' Facet, Second Big Siorm One group of miners accused tho to b# in distress. This waa tho BOSTON, Fob. 10.—(A')—The other “bootlegging" coal. The fishing schooner Ralph Browns' southeastern portion of New Eng­ troubleofwun not connected with the which waa driven ashore nearland today faced tho second grsut demonstration a t the washerlea. Gloucester, Mass. Hix membara miow storm of February. Ill Bos­ Union today denied rbarges of tha schooner’s crew uf 21 were, i ton five- inchea of snow had fall­ made officials by Steven McDonald, for­ accounted for, and at leant th td o 'v en by 9 o'clock and weather bureau officials said tho fall probably mer president Uf tho Central l^ibor are known to have ioat their lives, :•, .Suburbs-and outlying villages : would equal that of last Thursday Union, and tho owner of ono of the whury a blanket of 13 IiicIkm tied washerlea, th at the officials Insti­ were particularly hard hit, many up tr a f f ic hero. I) waa predicted gated 1 tho demonstration which being completely isolated. Tran*-' / ’ that tho storm would, continue ended In tho miners being dispers­ portatlon lines in many of (head **' ed by police armed with shot guna. places were partially or com*, through nut tho day. At Wilkaa Barxe. John L. Uutrla pktely auspcnaciL— At Worccata«a..... “TNorlficHl New England w ai un­ Mass., schools were clmftd-for tho touched as northeast gates swept president of the United Mine Wi the storm up the Atlantic (oast. era, has refused to comment on ths day. Connecticut, Rhode lahind und action of tho Benate, in requesting eastern Mainachusaeta felt the President Coolidgu to intercede in • • February Ret or da Broke* PITTSBURGH, Feb. 10.—(AV­ the strike. brunt» -' . Heavy gale* a t sen .arced Wim­ Thomas Kennedy, International AR February record* for anow full ping to hug harbors and drove the secretary-treasurer, has denied th at during the first 10 days uf tho Itteburgh I Irking schooner Ralph Brown Mrs. A. Drew (Harrington) H oror month were shattered In Pittab ashore on Cudo Ann .with possible k ,n . City. . heavy loss of life. wife, died of starvation Sunday, lie the eight inchea already';-upF the said Inquiry had revealed that she grouund. had been supplied with food and - Railroads, automobile a n d g tre fte car traffic was slightly delayed. . given medical attention. The snow last night which early Coroner Honor a t Ash- toda; was accompanied by strong Federal olln r onaarvatlon board J hn was convinced the w•day lads and a Id degree drop in tern- N opens cmffcrcncs. wom an's death waa duo J o starva- peruture. The storm .was' Senate vote* on proposed repeal tlbn* ^S” over western Pcnmylvanl*. of Inheritance tax. Huusa Naval Comiftitted hears The United 'States posse; admiral* on five years’ program. per cent of the steel of the tee RIOT SQUAD GOES ON DUTY AFTER RAID OF MINERS . S M* ^ ^ n‘ .... Washington News » Feb. 10.^(fh —Four* childrcif *f ItenjamlfY Rttcrs. tho eldcst/eight years old. .wars burned to death today when fire destroyed the y ilte rs home e t Goose town, near heb| An address by Frank P. The fire was dtecuvbred by Mrs. Etters, alone in the btetpe with president the J' irst Natlm six children. Her husband worker. M il not yet re ta il his work. The mother managed to save two children but was unable to re-enter the bouse to reach the others. Woman Will Be Held For Omaha Charges W eather R eports From Dixie S tates Kiwanians Pledge Support To Bon< Issue Following F. P. Forster’s Fo � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 09, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1d3a95417f9055b688c6d7ded6132329.pdf ef1218f08eba8017197b4bdc3a6b936e PDF Text Text W wT inDUHiBALD imutmimmamiani View* above show sea well operations at D.-»vi» Islands in Tampa. Top left— re'nlorccil fl.ifss in drying yard. lop right—casting steel and Concrete caps on wall. Left—looting down on Davis Is­ lands sea wall. Center—wall from water. Right—\V. N, McDonald, builder. On 15 Miles of Massive C?@ncr to.encircle every bit of ocean, bay, river and inland wa terway frontage at another DAVIS IsLAN bs W u s tin e ^ ^ o n th e O c e a n 1 IFT E E N miles of reinforced concrete sea wall to encircle eyery bit of waterfront on^ Davis Shores will be started this week under the direction of W. N. McDonald, form­ er United States engineer and builder of the famous Malecon sea wall and drive at Havana, Cuba, The Davis Shores sea wall will cost $1,486,000 and will be completed in one year. W ith the sea wall now being built about Davis Islands in T a m p a ilh is constitutes the biggest bulkheading engineering job now in progress in the world! ' .The sea wall about Davis Shores will be built of many thou­ sands of slabs of concrete and steel, eaph of which weighs nearly two tons. These slabs are 18, feet tong, 27 inches wide and eight inches thick. They are set iipright with a crane and jettied int<M)lac6 by high-pressure pumps. ocuc* loiaieci ij>io,714,6Q0 in one day when the last of this mag nc ic property was placed on the market. It is the mostht Pr°Perty in Florida today—the type that will always t, ^rcat demand—that will bring big profits to its owners through re-sale for years to cnmM rs to Come >cal Office—Masonic Temple Building • * t• ^ m t F a l a t k ^ ^ t t ' SJ ' Sarasota, Bradenton, Cocoa, la k e City’ ,ana, ralatka, Sanford, F t. Myers. Wal»c . . Ft. Myers, Lake Wa/es. �•• V ' i i m m m m ri&2 ■ [' ' ■■ '• Liii ^^aodaled Press Full Leased Wire SIXTEEN PAGES Modern Check Of Assessed V a lu a tio n i^ R r r ' Be That the assessed valuation of the , city wiU b o 'In c re a se to, as nearly exact figures possible to nsrcmble, owing to the fact that the city soihctlmes ego employed an expert to ehock u p o n the incrensed biiildlnjr operations and the new, additions .to the city, was th e’opfnlon expressed today bv L^i Philllps, city clerk. Mr. Phillips aaid today th a t the creai increase In building, the rising ntoperty values, and tho new additions to the d ty re ­ quir'd rtn amount of time neces­ sary to tho Assessment rolls which ho found it impossible to handle >done;> ;.Thc m an: whom « £ the city put on the Job has nlal, m ust. pomplcted the task, it is said,_____ and the will appear p g . ___ — results j on the ro lls. for 1020. jj,' “Hundreds, of Pew buildings ,Fub havo been erected on lots which under the 1925 assessment rolls' •s?JS*4tv <,oaneeessarv nt"Dr ®for lips said. “It was ft® «*& ° ^ e c k the lots a S ln st tho building permits is m ^ dur. IH5 8® P**4 rear in order to jret the correct nmcssmcr.t on tho new buildings.'’ n\ W a“ " M.d valuation ; n*°»7f (rr?*t hclp t0 lhe city n floating the 22,000,009 bond issue, provided the voters of tho city accept It a t the trolls on M«.. 19. it is believed by fit? officials „n(i lPndil,K buiti men. The law allows n limit of 15 re r cent on the assessed valua­ tion for tho purpose of issuing municipal bonds, and the Increase this year will allow ample mar­ gin between the law’s allowance nnd the vnlcalioh, it is said. Unconfirmed Wire __ Opponents Of Mea' Ambassador And Attaches To -Prevent Reel Are Out Of Germany After Sentors Who Advocated Squabble Over Tyrol Ar«» Entrance I n t o i']Mbunal Str esse matin Scores Conference Called ‘ Mussolini's Speech By Senator Borah Fascist! Troops Seize Rifles Bitter Opposition Expected And Ammuntllon In Effort F r o m tfreconelliblcs In CampniqnFftrU^. Adhesion To f’rovent Bavarianr Revolt LONDON. F eb .' 10.-0P)—Add­ WASHINGTON, Feb. J O .- W — ed interest has been given the Senators who opposed each other Gcrmnn-ltnlian situation by ' a in the World Court fight likely will Rome report-to tho Irondon .Dally come to grips again, this time In bxj) Express th at tho Italian ambas- th f fight at the haliot box. sarin nnd his councillors o f ‘ the sador ■Opponents of American adhesion embassy at Berlin .have left Ger­ to the court, In continuing t their many. There Is no confirtnation opposition, will seek to prevent reof the. report. olcction of those w ho, advocated Mussolini alleged that Germany Jjblnlng the tribunal. This appears was carrying out anti-Italian p ro -JJ^ tlw first development of an int g a u d s in the upper Adige vnt-1 ^ £ £ 1 venferroetf of tiro fvrcconlcv of Tyrol where there is a con- ciiiMra tonight, called by Senator nidcrabk- Gonunn minority among “ ornli, Urpuhlirun of Wuho, who ihe inhabitants. These Gormirrgi7lw “« among leaders in tho fight since Austria ecdvd the territory thr^ ndkortnec rcsohitiun to* Italy under the St. Germain duopfed hy the Semite. , . .. Senator Reed, Democrat of Mis­ Troaty* have alleged itl treatm ent “f various kinds at the hands or souri, one of tho court foes who Italians, would defeat its friends In the rtuch interest was evidenced elections, will open that campaign here in poetical quarter* over the in n radio address in Chicago Feb. uttcr.mcca of. Dr. • Stressemann, 21 The conference of senators yesparticularly with reference to Mus­ solini’* 'occch as bring fit for thr teixlay was described ftn offering vulgit Vy of mass meetings, f 1*1- opportunity for a canvass of the ed with arrogance, contradictions situation und to tiring out the views of individual senators ns to and immoderate Ir-rguago,” More than passing attention liicir course of action. It was attended by all those who was given to the foreign iftlnlator’n statement th 1 - hilo Germany hn 1 voted against adherence with the no political Int rest in the prob­ exception' of Senator Watson, Re­ lem in southern Tyrol she had a publican of Indiana, amt Senator cultural interest there. I’rior to Dill, Democrat of Washington, tho advent of the fascistt. Malian tp addition to Senators Borah government and the king ,, om ml Reed, those attending were ised the inhabitant- fmHh'm of Senators Blense, Democrat of South language, religion uml cult.tee, Di*.!Carolina; Shlpstead, Karmor-Labar Stressemann declnml. ,..f Miimesotu, Williams of Missouri, In view of the fact that Get . M - FoRcUe of Wisconsin, Brookmnny has just for memhenhiu Nations* there Dr. Stressenuum’s d c c l n r n t i o n . t h n t .. . Premier Mussolini’s t hroai*IJo«it?i>"it *“ fft against Gv PERSHING KEEPS NEGRO WOMAN I s i M i w o i M ’ ISMURDERED1N k TO I ___ GOLDSBOROHOME |tbc 1st- HAs N othing To Jessie Hoffihn.Fcundlicnc] By' N clirhlm ra f.ntn l „ cf v i „ u , . Ftey A s Train *Speeds On " n r . i * V ?, , " ,U Way To Capital; Functions Tolice See Itini; Friends 0 ! , At W ashington Cancelled V ictim S u sp ected Of C rim e JACKSONVILLE,' Fya., Feb. 10. —(fP)—M aintaining a strict and characteristic sllcftcc In regard to . hia wurk as nout^il chairman of tho Taonn-Ariea Plebiscitary Com­ mission, Gem John J . Perching to­ day was speeding through Florida to Washington where he will ren­ der hia report to the president. Directly a fte r welcoming cere­ monies at Key W est were over yes­ terday following hid landing from the U. S. S. Denver, Gen. Pershing retired fur a rest and upon board­ ing the train secluded himself in hia compartment. Illness Rumors Rumors regarding his illness Jsrkherc were partly dispelled yesterday inter- when he arrived a t Key W est and fonnd jtlnlod that he was in “ fair" health. fyithc Ifc declined to d i n g # hia physical “ flined .condition.july fu rth e r-th a n to *ay ITnif that with' the formaflUca of his re ­ his potting to the president, moreover, :>tuu ho would become n patient* at tho Alvill, Walter Iteld General Hospital in Washington, and attem pt to regnln sVe any his strength. l* an “ I am not on the sick Uat." he they said, “hut I suppose my health for [‘The in- the last few months would entitle *y «ife."! me to be, except for the fact th u t I to be i have not been bn active m ilitary PullT-i. , duty. It is true I have been un­ der u physician'a core. I. intend to time enter Walter Reid General Hospital tted und In Washington, but can’t .say now s*»n- how long I'll be there.” i known Tljo General intended to remain i this i It) . in retirement throughout his trip *Mtravel to Washington except for brief failed walks at stops along the line. Jessie Hogan, a negro woman about 25 years of age, was shot nnd killed in front of her home in Goldfdjoro Inst night about 10:"0 o'clock by an unknown assailant, who is believed to bo a disappoint­ ed suitor, and for whom authori­ ties! are now conducting an exten­ sive search. The body ,.,f the woman was dis­ covered about V o'clock this morn­ ing by neighbors who, in passing the house, noticed the body lying on the doornteps. Upon closer in­ vestigation they found she had been dead for a number of hours. Police'officers and Sheriff C. M. Hand were summoned to. the scene and found that she had been killed by n pistol bullet, presumably fired IuhI night. Neighbors reported they laid heard a shot in front of the house but had not paid any attention to tho m aU eranTiIthii in'orntn/. Evfr -e iri tlm s tre c t donees of ft struggle led police to believe tho woman had been shot in front uf her home and had then walked to the doon heforo succumbing to the wound. A coroner’s inqUest was hehHhls morning and a verdict of death at the hands of an unknown assailant was returned by tho jury. Polire are holding a negro man on suspicion und f"r questioning in connection with the crime, while a search is being made for men whu arc known to have been seen re­ cently in company with the victim. ON HOARD PERSHING TRAIN AT EAU GALLIE, Fla., Fob. 10.— (>W—Throughout the night Inter-, ested groups of spectatois throng­ ed stations along the Florida E ast Const route, anxious for a fleeting glimpse of Gen. John J. Pershing, cn route to Washington, D. C. Tho general retired sooh a fte r leaving i K*Y West Inst night was unaware i 4410 interest m up ifc* ted in him throughout this section. He wns slumbering soundly aboard his compartment cor “ Bel­ lini'' as the train paused here for n few moments a t 8 o'clock this morning. WASHINGTON. Feb. 10.—(d’l— Hardy truck is doing well in South Carolina and the Gulf states ex­ cept Alabama, where it is mostly poor, but is doing only fairly well in North Carolina, the Department of Agriculture said today in a re­ view of conditions in southern states for the week ending yester- (reached . Charles >1 with terday I lurrensired *nr the Ion his t(U.. Csturnhia put the 1« form l Whoped '.‘ft* sale Mtvest• ahcnie filed lent Party entertainUJK illsthe |*“tr«msge’’ , "I *prci»l l official* ncifnetit vftiult* « J. G. t in teadli P*rty *hh Crops Doing1Well In Southern States ^ T ru ck in g has-bccti delayed somewhat by ruirrln southern Missis­ sippi. Tobacco has been planted in South Carolina and Georgia. Conditions by state* included; • Florida: Farm work advanced. Com and melons planted in n' u'h of peninsula, berries improved. Oats fair to good. Tomatoes up ift cen­ DAYTONA, BEACH, Fla., Fob. tral division. Potato planting near­ 10.—lid*)—Gen. John J . . Perahing ly finished in m.rth und active iir passed through nt • 10:lf> west; B harvesting early .crop ni o’clock today. ■The condition of tho , 80Uth south. Citrus made much new commander of tho American E x p c -1growth and bloom. ditionnry Force* in aoriaus, but not alarming wns the word given out MOB RAIDS CITY HALL when the Havana Special, 25 min­ utes late mude a three minute KALI8Z. Poland, Feb. stop. —A mob of unemployed pervons Gen. l’ershing rested well during broke into the city hall of k**'* the night. He was having break- yesterday, wrecked *.ho ,^f*rne-s n. lost in hia compartment In tho engaged the police in private car Bellini a* the train flict. Four persons and fiw ber* of the mob were aerioualy passed through .Daytona Beach. wounded. Continued on page two. ‘ ‘ * Trial Of M assachusetts Man Upon Blasphemy Charge Arouses Interest * waiting with of Premie marks of the German Foreign Minister. This is to be given im­ mediately in the Italian Senate. Extremists in Italy are reported aroused pver Si re* so man's referenrrs to Germany's culture pro­ tectorate. I A special meeting of members Suspecting a plot by Bavarians of tho Sanford Yacht Club has for armed rebellion. Fascist! been called for Thursday evening, troops iinve made 50 unrests und Feb. 11, at « o'clock in the club seized arms und ammunition nt house according to Commodore J. Lavront* in the former AuaUinn R. Emory, who announced1 today that plans relative to the big re­ territory of Trontino, gatta planned for Feb. 20 would he discussed nnd detaila worked ROME, Feb. i n —(IP)-R eplying out In connection with houaing in tho Italian Semite today to yes­ tho Revprnl thousand visitors who terday's address by Foreign Min­ are expected to come hero for ister Rtrcssernnnn of Germany, Pro-, thib all-day meet and entertain­ niter Mussolini said: ment thut night a t the Hotel For­ “ I confirm the letter and spirit rest laike. of my previous speech, not exclud­ Boating enthusiasts in many ing the incident upon my speech aections of tho state have sent referring to the possibility of the in their entries, Mr, Emory s ta t­ Italian flag beyond tho Brenncro ed. and from all Indications tho frontier which JSlresemann can in­ regatta in expected to be tho terpret ns he chooses.” largest water meet of Its kind ever staged in this section of tho Sfresemann Laudrd Ily I’re-s rtato. , BERLIN, Kebri" Ilk—O b - The Following tho racoaTa firework*, Berlin newspapers, almost without display will be hold along tho exception, today lauded Foreign lake shore, and that plght n for­ Minister Stresrmann'a reply In the mal invitational ball and dinner Reichstag yesterday to Mussolini» will be given at the new hotel for attack, as degnified and factual. visiting commodores and tho mahy The nationalist preas objects to Tlislinguished guests who has ac­ some details of the reply, but cented the club’s invitation to bo agree* pn the whole. The organs of present, Mr. Emory, said. the coalition parties naturally I’alm Beach and Miami will troth praise thh government's tactic* and bo well represented, Mr, Emory the socialist oaper Verwuerta ob- added, and speed boats from Jack­ sarve* th at dermuny* parliamen­ sonville and Pensacola will meet tary foreign hiinlsttr ahowed mor­ strong rompotitlon In g meet that al intellectual superiority to tho will probably witness the presence fft’C ift.ejkyiftvc.. ______ of two of I). P. Da»U' fast craft, officials aiacea.' stated. ' ^ . WWII* >BIHM MeetmgvOf Yacht Club Will Be Held On Thursday Operator Of K lh n d 4C|S5— Killed Station Is Only One Ag Fire Burns E Home Left In Legal Fight COATES VI LLEt / Pa., Feb. 10.^- NASHVILLE. Tenn., Feb. 10j— (g>j—W. C. Thomas, filling operator, waa tha Ouly one of Mreens. cited here Sunday far violation ef Tenneasce e Blue Law, to remain ia too fight against the statute. * \ The otttcr 15/lncludIag era of the Nashville Banner and ________ w»h > i sin r.sad yeaterday when Magistrate B- F, ncaiSmrey ' ruled their case* oat, becriminal. Instead of civil warA m tad a m i S S g L t * * Ouashfng of these wi a Ute cvcr aill net affect the ^ca*. ugalnst Thomas who wfll •'jS®}]? rT«ch the state’supreme court lo r ! **J[Covernor 1 *nivc h*re ■n V^Mioon br the ' *>*«ded by the Defense Council Hj* Stevens Mass., r . b . *. 0« .-- O. f g f o are x j f g r m u a rt» *h Sanford ^ -DROCKTON, A n th o h y Bimba of Brooklyn, Point* of , **• faced district court here this League of Chicago The law under which ho "Jf* the ,ir»4 m*n in thls R **'1 be *nua u ••nseted In H®7 *B“ to be trlpd on a Hotel thargehl,}ory of buiphem y. In addition y here Ute Florida utteU *CCOBk1 04 making seditious of 1300 in fine or a year in )*d for blasphemy. . ^«lr**i Bimba doclare* that the the court ruled the law e a m ree , i ag *ral states.were on hand from s*V- against him sre the result tlon-wida conspiracy and tesourct*. 14 ne* are ex. i n * ^ r a l z a n e e o f tho wide would have been arrreted U n#^ had never come to Brockton. 8 5 2 */} ***“ • c l# rk o t acennsl1 VconJingloc“* ^ trini 1* klnK declared th a t tha .te S t“WaLnot • vaudevillo previrion* of the law he "4 • The aim of the Brockton court," ha said, “I* to mete out k>U«F8 hontitlv* i tided to iroff? leading dtlaen a ;bn- f°r public opinion/* bu-.ine*s will b* Steri next Sunday- M a n ^ a f J “r T* come ^ NfltloftalHan'Asw* lte stead* the i a » l g^ndwteh ^ a t e d the c thus cU»W I l a m e n t by relrad te r the of re** ^ •a fy sB jg g * jS s & S S * Fishing Smack Driven Ashore In Blizzard That Strikes Coast Of Massachusetts ‘ ' . 18 Others On Ship Saved Early Today New England Facing Second B ig Storm In Past Ten Days W O R C E S T E R . M nss. By Aiosctaled. Prftftft Flurries of snow struck w est­ ern North Carolina, Fontheast* cm Tennessee, Kentucky and northerh Ooorgia early today, melting rapidly to leave a pathwork of sriUtp. Alabama, Louisiana, Virginia, South Carolina and ■southern Georgia experienced clear weather with the tem peratures ranging sevsral degrees‘above freezing. Florida generally re­ ported clear, spring-like wcathvf, *;*.*■ Spow flurries which swept northern Oeorgio early today had given gray to the sun two hours bofnffe noon. .. Spartanburg, S. reported the lowest tem perature of tho south with 28 degrees a t 8 a. m. Nashvlllo, Teftn., cam* second with 30 degrees, white Memo phis nnd Louisiana thermome­ ters hugged the freexlng mark. Greenwood, B. C., reported it tem perature a t 29. during the night with climbing mercury toduy. Galled Drive Atlatni Liners O ff Court One Ship In Distress N E W YORK, Fob. 1 0 .- ^ ( A P ) .—-N o rth en ato rR U n ite d S ta te s , n o t y e t o u t fro m undo!1 't h e snow b a n k s l e f t b y l»wt w e e k 'a b liz z ard , to d a ^ wait . > s w o p t. by anotK oPbktorm ojt-. e q u a l f u ry . 'T r a in sc h cd u le n ‘ w e re d is r u p te d a n ti s u rf a c e c a r n n d m o to r t r a f f i c w n s a lt b u t p a ra ly z e d . nnd expot f ire. TKe, d?nd are Many rcsktenta of suburban Manuel Joncrlo, John Braga and towns were marooned In thetp Joseph Lopez, nil of them fisher­ homos by tha. deep snow. S tm ts men. wore Impassible, even taxicab The thref> men who lost their service Miry?’ practically at a lives were drowned when they, standstill. Thousands of commute with other members of the crew, era were unable to reach their wenj back to the mhooncr to get placoit of busincsi In New York tlirlr clothes and other belongings on time. a fter she hud been Washod close Some of tiro, principal bushiest’ to the shore. The others managed streets t t the metropolis, there . to get off before a huge wave wore only fet>c Path* on the side'-1," ’, struck the 100 foot craft and drove walks and tens of thousands of per* • her farther out to sea, but tho vic­ sona on their way to work ploughed tims found themselves helpless aa single fllo through the snow, In­ the chip whs battered by the roar­ stead of rfwarmlng seven and eight .* ing breakers. The vessel Sprclnl Officers Armed With abreast as they uo, under nurmal pounded to pieces. . Tcur (!n s llornhs And Shot conditions. Telephone reports from Briar Hurry rails were aept by th e ' Guns Arc Called Following ship t cleaning ilcpnrtment for that Outbreak Incited Tuwdrty sired mure ahoveter*, hut the rrepum safe j men t HUtANTON. I*a„ Feb. 10.—tff) waa scant., Hundreds of men wfc were sheltered in hummer ftattftg -* —A rh>t iquad Wax on duty at po­ Miught shelter nt tnmijvlp.il lod| IngTlDUiwn during tho night along the shore, g .it lice heudouartcra hnru today as thr* wMLto work- with ahftvykr * l.o p n Swept Overboard j , -•it*tw uW «.f r.oo xtriking irath t> -it luihera, in arc I syireoiV and New H ares rallftiadM aSf M boom * •Inst the I imported a del»y In tke arrival 3 o ^/'W 'ie h o o g M n ‘ wMherl«"Tn*' ... uonio of his mute* rcaehUd shore, hydraulic ______ produe — j<m o r ~j their feat train*. A number of Ho wns swept overboard whert a | The squad which will be oh duty ships at era sent wireless requests huge wave- raked tho dn'k. -flev-1 until the strike onrfs, la to have for rompasii bearings. rings, . i crpl survriorp said thay saw . JenBbot guna and tear gsn bombs, Per... Driving downi on a northeast ciro and Braflft washed overboard. sons participating in demohstra gale, the blinding ig wall of falling Fifteen m on sta r tod overland fiona similar to yesterday's will he snow, largely nutfllficd the efforts , through cfcftp drift* cf snmv from arrested on charges of Inciting to of tho thousands of workmsn const guard base number seven, riot, Chief Rose any*. throughout the section to clear,, not fa r from tho scene pi the Tho police received a second call wreck. A troetdr from Glouceiftcr to hiVak up Inst night when 300 streeta and highway* of the pre­ succeeded In reaching Briar Neck ririking miner* engaged In a froc vious fall, which already haa runt of dollars. ' but tho snow drifted in again an for uII fight nt Thrbop, near here. millions Tlie gates swept out to nsa, pil­ soon un the tractor passed. |Two miners were slightly injured. up mountainous waves which' Report!, from Briar Neck ra id 1No uiTcftts were made. The trouble ing tho schooner wan poundint- hard started when automobile trucks, hamiwred shipping along tha north Atlantic. Wireless compan­ on tho rocks und would soon g<> to bearing New Jersey registration ies reirorted numerous calls from pieces. plates, appeared to carry away ships requesting radio compaa* coni. bearings. Ono vssret waa known' Facet, Second Big Siorm One group of miners accused tho to b# in distress. This waa tho BOSTON, Fob. 10.—(A')—The other “bootlegging" coal. The fishing schooner Ralph Browns' southeastern portion of New Eng­ troubleofwun not connected with the which waa driven ashore nearland today faced tho second grsut demonstration a t the washerlea. Gloucester, Mass. Hix membara miow storm of February. Ill Bos­ Union today denied rbarges of tha schooner’s crew uf 21 were, i ton five- inchea of snow had fall­ made officials by Steven McDonald, for­ accounted for, and at leant th td o 'v en by 9 o'clock and weather bureau officials said tho fall probably mer president Uf tho Central l^ibor are known to have ioat their lives, :•, .Suburbs-and outlying villages : would equal that of last Thursday Union, and tho owner of ono of the whury a blanket of 13 IiicIkm tied washerlea, th at the officials Insti­ were particularly hard hit, many up tr a f f ic hero. I) waa predicted gated 1 tho demonstration which being completely isolated. Tran*-' / ’ that tho storm would, continue ended In tho miners being dispers­ portatlon lines in many of (head **' ed by police armed with shot guna. places were partially or com*, through nut tho day. At Wilkaa Barxe. John L. Uutrla pktely auspcnaciL— At Worccata«a..... “TNorlficHl New England w ai un­ Mass., schools were clmftd-for tho touched as northeast gates swept president of the United Mine Wi the storm up the Atlantic (oast. era, has refused to comment on ths day. Connecticut, Rhode lahind und action of tho Benate, in requesting eastern Mainachusaeta felt the President Coolidgu to intercede in • • February Ret or da Broke* PITTSBURGH, Feb. 10.—(AV­ the strike. brunt» -' . Heavy gale* a t sen .arced Wim­ Thomas Kennedy, International AR February record* for anow full ping to hug harbors and drove the secretary-treasurer, has denied th at during the first 10 days uf tho Itteburgh I Irking schooner Ralph Brown Mrs. A. Drew (Harrington) H oror month were shattered In Pittab ashore on Cudo Ann .with possible k ,n . City. . heavy loss of life. wife, died of starvation Sunday, lie the eight inchea already';-upF the said Inquiry had revealed that she grouund. had been supplied with food and - Railroads, automobile a n d g tre fte car traffic was slightly delayed. . given medical attention. The snow last night which early Coroner Honor a t Ash- toda; was accompanied by strong Federal olln r onaarvatlon board J hn was convinced the w•day lads and a Id degree drop in tern- N opens cmffcrcncs. wom an's death waa duo J o starva- peruture. The storm .was' Senate vote* on proposed repeal tlbn* ^S” over western Pcnmylvanl*. of Inheritance tax. Huusa Naval Comiftitted hears The United 'S tates posse; admiral* on five years’ program. per cent of the steel of the tee 10.— (A P ).—Three members o f .th e crow of tho ifiuhing smack Ralph Brown lost their Jiyea today when the vessel wns driven nshon* in tho bliz­ zard o ff Briar Creek, Eighteen others, including the enptnin, reached shore safely, but suffering from cold RIOT SQUAD GOES ON DUTY AFTER RAID OF MINERS . ^ Washington News » Kiwanians Pledge Support To Bon< Issue Following F. P. Forster’s (fh—Four* childrcif *f ItenjamlfY Rttcrs. tho eldcst/eight years old. .wars burned to death today when fire destroyed the y ilte rs home e t Goose town, near heb| An address by Frank P. Fo The fire was dtecuvbred by Mrs. Etters, alone in the btetpe with president the J' irst Natlm six children. Her husband worker. M il not yet re ta il his work. The mother managed to save two children but was unable to re-enter the bouse to reach the others. Woman Will Be Held For Omaha Charges Weather Reports From Dixie States �s >i*cnc b in s G a u n t l e t e ta in e d A t Ellis Island iFOR EXPOSE OnA rriva l From |E gBOOTHS DELAY n I^cnl P. St WIU Ccmmcncc A Drive For Quota Fcl). 20; Slate Comm?rce Wrdy A *ks CoirnminiiySupporl Of Plan ? 41hi// YORK, Feb, 10.—t/P)— er, > • « , Countess of C athenrt, c e n te r, 0«® «n tb® most sensational dl-1 couritCss said yesterday. ".! vorco cases in the B ritish n o b ility ,, Earl of Craven was to hnv ' v*10 *°i l i ! *}!]8 P : ®*t r *rti mt\ but he has since been detained by( Ellis Island in i- 1hlz wife, who is in Bermuda W gT stion authorities. She had t o , ever, this has nothing to d t 'Tamain on board the C am p n ia on my vbilt to New York.” dh h er arrival >-esterday to go before Tho counties had to fore ° £ u ? Uiry. . . . indlgation for n moment wli . f ” 22“ 1 * i?0 « * £ ,? * ? ’, * *b° announced her engagement fa"Personally I think I have n English dram atist. "We ex - vary powerful enemy in New York, be m arried some time in K h M t o P ” ^ 0n cftn r 1vc * He’s fearfully good looking.' f t Is th at I am divorced." . Shouldn't Rick On He (hx; The Countess was m arried to A fter several imeompllir .V Lord C alhcnrt In 1020 when hewas reniafke *nbout the nppre kftbout 00 and a confirmed bachelor nr*» of the S tntuts of Lib. is la n d Bhc 22. laird Cathenrt New York harbor, the C< w vuruilljfl/, uuv . I*»UIvBHUl VUHtem pt for those "who resort to ev­ ery kind of subterfuge for success­ fully concealing their relationship from the ears of the w o rld /’. She m aintained it was more com’mqndable fo r them to Hvo openly tngeth- Orficiul *' of the .Cam pbell-Lofi. to s t of tne American leg io n sta.cd today th at the notion of the state departm ent in changing th6 dnto for the drive for funds with wh;ch to erect n Florida dfatokv building a t the Seequieeritimnlfll exposition will give them more tlm« to prepare for tho drive ami enable them to get th eir committee.! form-' ed In tim e to s ta r t the wed: of i’pb. with n rush which is hoped to result In fln over subscription of their quota. ■ Tho local post Imi receive.! .I; -' tailed plans'for the state drive and' niflo a comprehensive survey of the work to be undertaken by tne* state L number bf Commerce in (tH nix months display a t the big exporttion. . The plans for the building are now in final drawing, most of them having peen sketched some time ago. The display building will be of Spanish, or ' ‘Floridian'’ design, say Legion officials, and will houfco t t \ , not n hut Ihst Helen Wills of California is handing nv. r U* tho French cu<tnm o f iccr’s tender mercies ut the administration offices of the Havre. The case contains the precious tm n b racket i viitlm l i-vh siic won fresh honor.'; on the Riverin court state commerce body, the American Legion, and other organizations contributing to the work ns well as the exhibits f the stale. It will- — hnv o an open court and pool in the center, completely sur­ rounded with palms ami shrubbery | Menmerats took the lead in tl ;■ typical of Florida, according to 'fight for repeal of tne Inheritance the present plane. TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Feb. 10. 'levy, which the House *dll would , A communication to tho Amer­ retain, but with modified r a te a n d —<,1*1—An apparent attem pt -to ican Ix’gion from tho Stnte Cham­ with n prtwifdnn altoving a credit offset a delivery nt the llaiford ber of Commerce states th at tho of 80 per cent fur payments on : ta tc penitentiary by shooting Legion should keep in mind the stntr inheritance taxes. They argu; down the guards was discovered fact that "this project is vital to ; ed that the tnlieritance tax w«;i when tbe prison officials there Dio S ta te ' of Florida, that it is j originally levied purely ivj a war round that two revolvers ond about two hundred rtiunds of cartridge;! m irrly a elvic undertaking, Hint a [ meueure. . IFlorida failure at-Philadelphia will f. They also Contended .that* 1ho had been smuggled in to one of ths not particularly effect the Am eri­ | prori3inn aiiowing nn HO per *-vnl prisoner, according to information can Legion, but that as citlrons of ( redit constituted cm ralrn of *• givrnrtiut hciv today by Nathan rio n d n ; wo want our State on n iatncn the Htates would have i > m- Mayo, prison commissioner. pur wltp others th ere /' Thu revolvers and cartridges [crca.10 their rates to gain full ad­ uvro found in n falso bottom of It Is said that nil produce cur­ vantage <<f the provision. ried nt tho Socqiiiuantcuniiil pxpoOpponents argued that if the fed­ ■i lux consigned to Frank Frnzeo, aition will bear tho Jnbc-1 nf .he eral government retired fr..r.i thA one of tho prisuticrs. It was shit>> community from which they come fifcld of taxslion now the VtJt •. tii-d on Jan, liO from CJ, It. Hood, in nddithm to the dlsplny Inbtls of soon would follow the !t:id of Hi>r- -Mmshnil, III., the markings on the various booths. tJa nn.l Al.il.ima in lift. n.;. ;h. t.'i" I ox showed. tkX. They denkt! it v.;-. a war i;.\ investigation of tho shinM. B; Hutton, commander of tho nml pointed out it w.-.r i j ..... i , e i '■•nl was immediately begun aftlociil pout of the Amcricun Legion, 1!UU befttre tlii* country .vc-:it today announced tho names of i: nn examination of the box rew ar. those who will act as members o( v* id ■<! ti e guns and • ammunition Among the nim-r.d. /> • .• y,i .n twnl ll.rev »*f the nrinnners bclivvtho committed to direct the drive be actod on atv n me to • - •• nl I . Sjm'iintcndont .?. R. Dliteh In Rrinfonl. They are: Mayer F’orpeal ef the adm isioti I t■« lw t! must desperate were rent Luke, chairm an; City t 'em mis-LtXua, nil mitoiitoMI ... . i sinners S. O, Chase and E. F. Hous. t'!;i ed .!•• M’liiary confinement, i j Ih t amoiulrra’itls pending stam p faxe'i. holder; John Moll th, rhnlrmnn of •lie mimes »i the three were not tltu county commissioners; Eihvnril i.md.* I'Ubllc. / v. t ' . ' f ! - . j : l ,'ii.*.ee,'*\vh(i was rent'-need for lando spent Monday a.i.l T;i ' ;:ht years fur breaking and ettGOLDENKOD of last week nl thc lmine • t t,:.g a t Miami, dir-clainied any idslcr, Mrs. George P«rki r. Vnt'.vVi|i;e of tvliv the liox had inir in the tare nf the \\<f . I it consigned to him. Lys, Edward and Robert, n . Tho three prisoner# ianlatcd v u y sick at ’that time. fram tin rCimiindcr. uf the eonJ nr I To ssk :yj< kvi/tylhlT?- until the ' 'iT/flrb no'w hxfitg^ltFted in the Dot then and ;f i- nitcntiary .van! for that purpose a social gim n Suspected Escape Senate Chiefs Confident Of Passing Tax Reduction Rill By End Of Week Nipped When Guns Are Found In. Jail In roven pricoa inrrensed, with no change in one, Milwaukee, At San Francisco wn* recorded the greatest .decline for tho month, amounting to three per cent. New York. F'sll Iliver. Portland, .Ore., and Reran ton had n two nor cent decline with decreases elsewhere amounting to fraction!). Charleston, 8. Co, led tlm Increases with three per cent, Indianapolis was- next with one per cent nnfl the other five cities shoWed, alinoRt negligent drops. Considering the changes for the year, the hun.au raid iucrcnses were recorded in all tho 28 citieH, amounting to II per cent in Minne­ apolis, 10 per cent for Atlanta, Cin­ cinnati and St. Paul, nine per cent fur tiidinnapolls, Bridgeport, and ReriUllnli. At Fall ItlVer, New Haven, Nor­ folk, Omaha ami Providence the that his con’s act was the result of his herhlltnry insanity. He obtained from a nuirber of the officer's class mates a t West Point, where he graduated in 11)24, affidavits to show that he was unbalanced. Finally Mr. Thompson enlisted tho services o f Senator Wadsworth and Representative Kindred, Ilo- Heavy Snmv Hinders abUcans of Nuw York and Charles . Hlllcs, Republican Nntionn! W ashington T raffic Committeeman from th at, state. Through thorn also his pirn was WASHINGTON. l;’i-l». 10.—(.11— transm itted to thn White House Eight uml one hnlf inches of snow asking for clemency on the ground today covered the itreets of Wunhth at tne young mnn was im unc. ington, disrupting tru ffir and de­ Lieut. Thompson shot and kilted laying thousands of persons in M iss.Burleigh when she wa* on a getting to their work. visit to her step-father, un officer ‘ .Stalled automobiles were scat­ in tho nrmy medical corps in the tered about waiting for u thaw. Philippines. Ho had quarreled with T h e heaviest full of snow occurred thu girl because she hud tuken part hutwuen nildiilghl nml daylight. In an am uteur theatrical and then Tliere was little, wind and tho tem ­ perature ntiiod iclesc to the freez­ firod five shot* ut her. ing point. The level length nf a beard B y India during tho time nf M ahom d Uruzil uses convict lubu F was fixed nt seven to eight Inches. • much of. Its road construction B PERSHING KEEPS SILENT ENRQUTE TO WASHINGTON Mr. nm! Mrs. J. W. Tulkm an of New Cattle. Penn., nrilV td'Friday afternoon 'by auto for m onth's wiuit with their brother-in law Edward II. Smith, of BrUhtwood farm. . ■ They were uccolupnnled by.'theU" sou and wife wlm arc touring Southern Florida. school r.t l.al night'. ADDIIBSSES F fill’i’INt, IIIi vI*| » W AtflHNl iT().\ , I'cn. |n. i p, Tho Shippin • li :,| | dressed by Pi.-.;deii» < ,...vt..> i„ F leOt Corpnrtite.it I.. 1 . I tl,,. > ; ooo.oon iddo ..r ti 11,. ,. for purchasi .,t tin A lmiral *t| Mr. J. Krlbv was uji fn»m Rt. till line, ruutti’’!' ft dm , i Peleisburg for a few days last tho F a r East week looking lifter his father’s grove interests in West t,oldenwood. Ho re lu n u d to bis home 1’iid iy accompanied by Mr. and Mis. Mi Kvc nml Mr. Elmer Jecn, who will visit for a few days in Hie Sun­ shine City, "f tli • smuggling rtt; : u-«« during a visit of T rearurer J. C. I.unmplroller Ernest Amos, uignged in inspecting * «n.i muleriala for the " f the plant for tho i m.»tor \chiclo II- FARMER TOD LARKINS CERTAINLY HAS a d u t i f u l Son WHEN H IS - F A T H E R ^ HAY WACOM pop sl o pe 's T IP P E D OVER H E CALLED AT H o u s e f o r h e l p a n d Pa s s e d u p AN INVITATION *R> SAM PLE MA 5 L u P c 's COOKING FOR T H E WORK A T HAND (Goiitintxd from Page One) incrcuhlng dhtennily ami it >* nov. centered as a sevorv storm u alu it (listunco (south of the duuthgni New England coast. Thi.i storm ulrcady has caused gnlcs along tin Atlantic coast between Dehiware breakw ater and Ca|*e Cotl. Within tho lost 21 hours the snow fall won heavy Iry ia northern Virginia liorthwcstwnnr over the District of Columbia, Maryland and southeastern Pinnsylvanin., Except for snow in Maine to.night fair weather will prevail al­ most generally cast uf Uiv Mien'ssilipl river (luring tonight and Thursday. Tho tomiH:raturu will bo somewhat Iqwer tonight over ilte gruatcr p art ob this urea and it will slowly. Thursday In thi lower lake region, tho Ohio Valjoy, Tonntasse nml the oust Gulf states. Frost is probahlo . tonight a.i far south ns centra) Florida« . — Another Crew Rescued NEW YORK, Feb. lO .-(A ’) Anolher, American steam er J»ft» tfffcddd the rescue of thu crew of a distressed \e* •! in sturuii weather, according to a message of Lloyd’s from Stavanger. The United Ktatas Shlpuln, Board steamer Cusper came aero* the Norwegian motor teasel fiio in which was *ink.lng about 120 mlle.i off Lyndenacs the buuthJ. wt.pOQn yosterda __ __ . . . __ he crew, thq nituiU-r of which /»0%IX*van In the message, Stetimer* arriving In-port tmlsy report very heavy weather. a g h"1 k’“* * l0,h"** Peppers, standard crate* fancy, 4.50@ 5.00. ’ cm ‘ Sqtmsh, standard crate*, yc||ow fancy, practically no supplli, Squash, standard crater ,‘vhp, fancy, practically no pupplb, Sweet Potatoes, per cwt 2stl/s 2.00. wu« NEW YORK, Fob. 10.—i/W-Uesponding to favorable merger and enrnlnga reports, stock prices con­ tinued to seek higher levels at the opening of today a market, which was featured by a further rise in Americnn Conners to a new record a t BOB. W estern oil shares, including California Petroleum, Union Cali-1 minent. ^ppkttd California's packing n nm rMl'fwd flsH two-points and continental van FI- rtocL nil lowed the initial upturn in Amiri (tl can Gunners. Included in n long dtMala|3 logt of one to two point inlvaine* M were Mack Trcuks, Fouiul#lu>r. ityindosi Company, Montana Power. M.... ifurnismt Motors and Philadelphia uml lti;il- khf* >i*R ing Coni and Irpn. JtiFOfMS. When the m arket begun tu uji ChiaHMn er under u fresh bear n- jjI: filifnnal.1 against tho •food and several i itUtlj 30i specialties, 'ephstructivy i^tf -n- tipnii w were nindu in other poriinrttatk inch tiie list. American Can was r,. modtnte. vd un 7^i to fll 1 ba in further > good stod flection of tho cxtruordinnrih stock. Ml iininml earnings and ticTieral El. jportnitat trie cllhibcd 10?4 to .TifiV 16 dost*. The rally was aided l»> a *i ordinary clinoiin cull m on fey rut< h to f> IK’r cent lifter renewal Imd l« ■> Horili k made nt 5 ft. Ward l!.i.\ing was driven down six p"> ' - to ■ phHadd PostUm Cereal 5*i to Itio. l '■>•» inr lCs Cola 111 Texas Gulf RuHhur JV . tj ; j mk American Snuff three nml s'.n; la fondri Packing 2 ft. Marketi s- L. .. ........ :.. Southern Pacific Standard Oil. of N. J. Tobacco Products Union ■Pacific ............. U. S'. Rubber ......... treatm ent - I - 1 - 1 - I* CANT, MlSTfeR— YA SE E A\Y PO PS UNDER TH* HAY [ A Noon Stock List NEW YORK, F’cb. 10. . • I Allied Chem it Dye American Can ..... ..... American Smelt. & Refg. American Sugar .......... Baldwin Locamotivfe Bethlehem Steel .... Corn Products ..... !... Du pant do Nemours Erie .......... .*......... ........ General Erectrio __ .... L & N ........... * .....a........ New York Central .... Pennsylvania ................. MUD CENTER FOLKS - ITS T o o BAD YfeR LOAD o ’ h a y -U a s t i p p e d o v e n , M BOY— COMB IN AN’ h a v e , so m g d in n e r a n * A F T E R THAT WE’LL TfcKE. . CARE O F TH* HAY— JACKSOKVILL kT kT V T ^ ^ “Condittoni IttJjSlquoUUoM' Iff' vailing op the Jncksonvil!, today aa reported bv S*rk*t S tate M arketing Bureau^ *lorl,i* Supplies of* a l F n L . l t vegetable* very light- > nco* rood; movement very ft rang for good stock • n,sw t B ran8, green, tummor* npiles, .1 demand ___ J "1"-". good, ' ’ «0 n° ie-v Cabbage . 1ft bushel ha--,, new stock 2.5tl(5>3.00. * i,cr*. Celery, Florida 10-in~h ?4AO<fc*5.BO. n cral«‘, ( arlot Mls4 iiliWfl. WJJ i;rt*s, H i f4 « ;J* S culls Kimuw No c»rk*« from trsal on irn t J mstd'aM Csliftjpj*? ... NEW YORK, Feb. lU .-l/P iCotton futures opened steady; M“r20.20; May, 19.75; July, 19.011; Oct. 18.22; Dec. 17.80. Mrt'Stnl Mis, V. J, Durance-vf Bowling G m n were vci-k-vtid guests of R. L. Cronl* la»t werk. NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IOa-OFi —Cotton futures opened *tcao>" Mar. 19.54; Mav, 19.00; J ul>' 18.47; Oct. 17-50; Dec. 17.53. i'll . Godmun imtl little tlnughlt r af Ft. ChrUtm nvFpent u (cy day * last Wedk with Mr. and Mrs Sum Wood. CHICAGO. Feb. 10,—W*»-NoP w ithstanding reports that unex­ pected lower quotations at live-t>ool today were duo to selling on orders from America, the wheat rvirkut here underwent an cany arthack an a result of symiwwiV with the deciinb abroad. Other reports attributed livernool-weakness to increasing offer* from Argentina and to lack of de­ mand from British mills. Aggres­ sive buying here, however, were act in valued sagged, brought about m aterial rallies. , Chicago opening prices. 1®.T1* conta lower May 1.A9 to 1 ■> new July 1.60*i to 1.51 were io'' lowed by a slight further drop. o®“ then hy vigorous upturns. Corn end oata swayed wim, wheat. Reports, of drought dam-; age to A rgentina com were re­ ceived, A fter opening ft t® . * cents off. May 81‘i to 81'« tn-* torn m arket recorded to abo.’»* yesterday finish. ", ' , Oata started f t to H cent ‘o'1: er. Mho i t t i tn SlOt cent* 0^0 Mr. and Mr*. {Hanson of Silver Creek, New York, were cullers ut lh:i home of Mr, and Mis. t ’hn-' Eldridge Sunday afternoon. Mr. nnd Mrs. Blonsott are touring Florida and left Monday morning for Miami ami other points *ln the South. Me. and- lift- tiijord of Terre llnuf.-. Ind.. ate here spaidlng the winter season ns .the Innc-e bursts n flheir nrph.w, Mr. U-'Kcv «ml family.* R, L. Crown left Friday night for J a c k s o n v ille for n short liu*iiiess visit. Mi. Albert Crews of Ortando ...irrhuaed “ fiVSt oert, homo site Mr. -Sum Wooits last week. Mr. Gti'W* uxpocts to erect u wooden i dwelling there in the acsr fu tu re.' w here 1>« RAd his family will « - :.(a e j mfc Dres p at they tiavo un apartm ent ^ " Q »rdo. MrJrfe G irl Mathers and littlv ion Otha u r a ^ e n r til Uds t.n k with bhclmn Fraley, the MUumf-M( Jacksonville. Iici* a t eater in Midk. ’T] recital tjf . tion to TP, who u * Vuditori**, Schip*-* lorJ t �... m . ■ sss JTHE SANFORD HERAI.P, WEDNKSD City News Briefs Real Estate Conveyance*; ,■ i crablrt. tru s t* , to N. A. v .V .rd Corp., 120 acres in uec■k, township 21; trtmsWcra- tiori ♦1E-°'°sJ;ydcr to Clayton A. I^'reh Vo acres in Mitchell's Sur­ vey; $10,000. ‘ , h Rubovr to Sarah Alien oni and one-quarter acres in Mecca Hammock, consideration ?G,000. B W. Smith to Lm L. Bradbury. a or. in Mitchell a G rant; spects Of Modern | Conditions Are Discussed By Fg.t i q u s Russian Visitor. eh;«f the m ajor problem* of tln>| nfficlcunato liulf Nelson, p* tt y n» I submitted to .him. «w : ' ' n* , DttoorcA. hecause Sir. w d n b - ' "Ho says,® rejtofWd 1U»t third k0 \ whiH- exurtirg himself a'.h- man in th a ring, a fte r moment* «»f “ Hus*ian confab, " th a t > * * nmi ho UXoh a r t too, but the other Jcrr r tirrteco hr doesn't know about." ... • hl^ y only, in “All right—the League of N r * T •PI1 English tioni," I sallied. NEW YORK, F«b.’ And thereupon the Leijcuc was jP** Wtlght, ,on« easily ob.se -ves in?!,- Which hr ha* nftss('d ''•nve left their tripptd for n hard fall. cesJ strt: snow V’ i( *h‘* hf lropinons of Mr. Ivan 1 oddubny. *l r ‘:kksl of or snow "He says," responded the detour, - . “that the longue of N ations is > Mr. ^°ddnbny Noddutmy combed his hair M l. PotM ubny bulks namlrt. and .^*r* ,/ potent among current visitors to Jv^tk perspicacity ar.d finesse. as • icism,” I began, "there is the like a Jot of bahiea playing: it. is like n eomrdy in youf movies; it' American shores. in out; i. mbcd It into question of Jaxr nnd its past, pren- i« like a lot of old maid* drirtkjiig duh f parteil-ln-the-midille tn> ami futu^i phenomenn. Hp hails front so: fra. * ' , • r 1 ‘ ■. ? ■ i V tweaked .his abundant i‘A»U him, pleaV*. Hbnut ja*s." Russia and way point, "Tn!l;, talk, talk—pouf! T hat’s ;gua i,o vd r.onrhnism.; • M(, p.^dubny’s rerap iron cflun- till." • Nor is his ftvolrdapJ camcra man. j u nance relaxed almost into a Mr. Pediiuhny wrenched Ms jaw sjw ei: Poddubny; indeg of im began Mr. Podfluhny’s smile. into n m vi om ifortahre'position i cr. For the Russian wint verbal wrestling with He greeted the inquiry with an T. C. Calloway and W, P. Colsmnn to J. S. Oaker3on, tot "7. bloc!: K. Lake Wayman eight*; consid­ eration woo. w . A. Beach to Ci G. Comstock Innrls In Section 10. township 20; no consideration stated. Mayme B. Goodrich to’ S. A. Doudncy. lot 0. Frie* Map of F t. Reed; no consideration given. J. M. Lord and Alex VaughnnI trustees to Norn A. Wylloy, 180 acres in section 0, township _20; consideration not stated, H. J. Kighy nnd TheStloro R. Wenger nnd George Colburn to J. J, Herlihy. lot 161, section 27, township 21. know an “ Kcw^Gardenr’’: no prico sta te d . • < Quit Claim ’Deeds Volusia Investment Compnny to O. P. Herndon lands in section 18, township 20; no consideration s ta t­ ed. D. J). Daniel to J. H. Gore, fi acres in section 29, township 22; no price staled, Georgia R. Wrenn to S. A. I)oudnev, six and three quarters acres in section fi, township 20; no conHdcration stateib Ailcne W. Stockings to S. A. Doudncy, six and three-quarters acres in section 6, township 20; no consideration stated. onno Bond Issue To Fight Mosquitoes Is Passed _________ - TPONFI) . IO.-(iP) *(Carlton ament in Suramin ire again of rain. , FORT PIERCE, Fla., Fob. 10.<A‘)—St. Lucie county voters today had authorised a $500,000 bond isue for the eradication of mosquitlies. Tile county is Baid to lie tin* first in Florida to wage active war on the pests, E. L. Price, was leading the field to determine the commissioner to handle th# bond issue. D. R. Aus­ tin was In record place, attd A. A. Danforth of Indiro and Paul G. Knns. were running a close race for third place on the commission. •li- HoHAMZ o}> Lj£ V; V - ✓ T his is the unusual offer advertised in T h e S a tu rd a y E v ening P o st l§ ■t ire now w ith le Fitments i i% allowance old fixtures , - --------- i*ii vrture a 00 new Riddle Fittrading iir your old fix- y b •UoH-ance « iU f u r t^ r „ duce# « « o f» Rjddk instalUtion. T h in k | c ^ * 5 0 fitment shown fgr u. an3r a ^ r fitment at the tame W*** « * “*- E« « y Riddle Fitjj .1 the nationally ad- jori l nn where there is buaineaa. That i» tho ehiof attrac^ 1c 4 i the business section of Sanford Manor. Placed in the very center of an area where commercial activity is the pourco of untold yearly prolife and surrounded by a community o f homes without equal In its vicinity, the enter~nrisinr tradewhnn will find, in tho* l.usincsH section of Sanford Manor, v, the gem of opportunities. \\ dh the approaduntr oj>eninR of the Dixie • Highway Business Section, at almost Ocean. The Hignificance o f water transportation i* tremendoui. W h a t, th e n . In t h e economic ruufU w lw nA*uch transportation bor­ der* directly on ten thouwmd o f the *— l SIQSl) per lot. Keen m lun r be«i reaeryed ri chest producing acre* In the world. '' I I I '* " • « « « - » m* utlon at Sanford. MllllonS^of dollars jn profit A arc apent In thla city every one-half price.’ t h m opportunities r.rc more than doubled. Se.' IWu 50U Enow ^ Mving is J n t0 ® od«ni«' your Sanford Office; n * magnoi XiMU Dealer I^hbjvValdcx Hotel n tiS'J. �W hen Children Should Be Span .^ ^ n * ■.: ■—■■■*'■ y► THREE OF A KIND—WITH B Brisbane Sees It ' ‘ f W hother children should be spanked is n qu «3 'THOUGHT Node Homan Polenryft Some Starve, Some Don’t Some Can Drink. . f More Po*t Of flee Flying. Ur ARTHUR BRISBANE ooprrisht in * . r*. ' foi* Florida ondar Act of TH E POPOLO DI ROMA says Mussolini’* magnificent defiance of Germany must not be dissected pr discussed. “It ia necessary that it remnin w ith, , us in Its nude Roman potency.” . .‘‘v- s itn M N in 'iit.s h a m * (• Rlk M.’nih* „U .i« illrerW In Cltr by Carrier. i»>r (•V. »C. -Weekly Edition I i tio IAI. SO riCIli Alt chiiuur, M. cards n< Ihinkt. raaoluand notices of entertalnmenta made an extengivo study o f the Subject, nays, / ‘A ll animal IT IS possible to push nude Ro­ s c h a rt's are mads will lx c*l ter at regular advsrtlslna life is attracted by what gives pleasure and repelled bv what man potency too far. Italy’s plan given pain. Since nature does not alw ays provide that | for regaining domination of the, n g m u i a t x im ia t k ii m e s a pleasure or pain Hhall follow a good or bad act, wo step in 1Mediterranean which nude 'Roman Tits Associated Press in exelita•sir ciuliiMl is tbs »»* for r#- and mnke attractive the good.acta, untl Ynake painful the potency won by the destruction of SblJcc (!<>n of all new* ilisitMicl.es thing* that th e children m ust learn to avoid. Carthago, causes anxiety and ■sAltb'l la II nr not. otherwise ■salted In thin pa tier and also ths danger in France, Spain, England, Spanking in nil advantageouH method o f punishm ent up x*al n«*ra i>al>il*l>»il herein. All Russia and Greece. If w ar should to th e age o f five, aaya the lecturer. A fter th at age, its merita are more or less doubtful. It probably depends upon •onio[|t would be a m atter of fly­ the child. Thu so-called “age o f reason” *is supposed to be­ ing machines, coal, money nnd gin when the child Is between five nnd seven years, and when especially of international' alli­ he reaches th a t age, different forins of punishm ents should ances. Tho Italians are wonderful be adopted, although there arc m any parents who still cling fighters. No nation excels them in to spanking nnd sw itching until the children are in their courage, but you cannot win mod­ ern wars with fine phrases, nude Roman potency, or unlimited cour­ age, If your enciniea combine rram—*on»cs, hotel*, a p a r t against you. 1, arnf house*. -Extrusion of street paring m r s . M a r y H a r r i n g t o n ,.of irogram. -Construction of boulevard compUsh som ething— the child should be rewarded, says this Mahoney City, Pennsylvania, had authority. In th is manner nccompliahment o f a task will be several children.' Her husband, a round ta k e Monroe. -Completion or d ty beautifies- made moro pleasant. coal miner on strike, went, to look Ion program . . for work in another town. She -Expansion of achool ayatatn gavo her children w hat food ahe ritfa proTlalon for Increased faThe U niversity of Miami had, and she died .of hunger. Last week witnessed the ceremonies attending tho lnying o f the cornerstone of tho new U niversity of Miami nl T H E LORD IN PRISON-r-*’And Coral Gables. Over seven thousand/per^ons are said to have io keeper of the prison committed l>een present and heard the im pressive speeches marking the \ Jorc^V s hand all tho prisoner*. / • * The keeper looked not to beginning of th is great educational movement. iyfhlng th a t won under his hand; It is a fine thing to have a part, in the intellectual uplift remise tho Lord w as with him.” of one's community It is.a fine thing to construct benutlful cn. 39:22-23. PRAYER—T ruly, Lord. Thou buildings which s o m e ‘d ay may •have a part in the develop,-, sat w ork In a mystertosiawvny Thy ment of men's.minds. Grant universities mean much In the ondcr* to perform . forward march of hum anity and usually tend to improve — -----o--------greatly the environment In which they aro found. T H E SCHOLAR Someone has said long before ns, however, that there is ty days am ong the dead are pant; a time and place for everything. We wonder if th is is the Around me I behold, time for devoting one’s money and efforts to the foundation • W here’er, them casual eyes are o f a university, even at Coral Gnblcs. It is intended to spend c a st,, ten million dollars on the initial outlay of the university. No The m ighty minds of old: •My*nover-faiIlng friends ore they, doubt additional millions will be spent before many years. ' With whom I converse day by day, We wonder if a university is tho best use to which this : ■,W ith them I take delight In went money could be put. Ten million dollars would work a rev­ ' And seek relief in woe; ■ And while I understand nnd feel elation in the roads o f Dado county which a r e said to be not Ifcw much to them I owe, in the. best of repair, Ten million dollars, if properly ex\ My cheeks hnvo often been bo­ pended, would take all the little boys und girls now attending ld e s t! With tears of thoughtful gratitude. school in tents and put them in decent school buildings and M y.thoughts are with tho dead; would provide them with suitable teachers. •with them It is of greater advantage to the Htato that all its children S >1 JHv# In long p ast years, lear nreading and w riting than that a few bo thoroughly >; Thejir Virtues love, their faults con•demn, . , schooled in tho m ysteries of philosophy and analytical gcomV; P lrta k e their hopes nnd fears, ' otry while the rest grow up Illiterates. 1 BIBLE VERB^ FOR T&DAY A nd from their lessons seek und , —0 ' ----------- ONE ADVANTAGE Is with the mine owner*. Not m atter how long a strike lusts, mine dwnors, their wives and children, never starve. T hat's nn advantage, yet pushed too far, it can become a disad­ vantage, , W IIEN .TLD thriC tHF""j»oor hnd no bread Marie Antoinette won­ dered "why they did not eat cake.” Lntcr she nnd her husband stop- WHO BENEFITS FROM BANKS ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD W e W ant A Live Repnj the With Sales Orgnni/j.iion Akajri In Your City to M e The Fastest Selling 1 ^ 3 re ptingiihm, < cdjwi CHur< , „mi be*r. Bishop w prlngham l for ,th,1; "h’!.ld bbeu| Ci nt n.I Honda/S T IFFA N Y CARD] K issim m ee’s Exclusiu* lii-iileatial Sul sidewalks, paved sjreels, eledridtjr, l and spwerage, shade live.;. rnumenti) w hite way— Now Under (‘onsiruction. ' If you- feel you are the man for this ti or wire a t once. * ,•w ( ! mmuy rich T lfE R E A B E BUT tw o ways 6F paying debts— .'lu rentn* *•.•*. how o f industry ih raising income, increaso of thrift l;i laying rD-At^th. •;M y Slopes, are with the dead; anon out.—Carlyle. figSSj? ja y place with (hem will be, 'i A n a l With them shall travel on • HE WHO IMITATES what is evil always goes beyond cAlinlN Through all fu tu rity ; ' Y ctileaving hare n name, I lru»t, the example that is set; on the contrary, he w h o .im itates iutn««l fn.n Tlud will not periah In the dust. * w hat Is good always falls short.— Guicciardini. / ■ Vi'V- * In sd tm io h with a humble mind. ---------------------------------- 0 i1' » . ’ . • ■ — ----- . * T IF F A N Y REALTY! Arcade Building Kissl — Robert Southey. LIGHT IS THE first o f painters. Thcro is no objevt so i J K " hut country’s m oil crying need r b « “a good flvo cent cigar," foul thnt intense light will not make it beautiful.—Emerson. .UHy In out ________ o Many rii 'th e next greatest need in a d a n j model fo r women's shoek. I HOLD THAT to need nothing 1h divine, ami tho less j j j j j , "j’,y i Hi ; 1 '3 M f we could only arrange a nice W bout between Jack Dempsey Benito Mussolini, we’d feal like year’s fig h t program would bo eom plcta,,f «. ------—Q_____ Ttw South Florida F a ir and GasparUla celebration now being held n t la m p s Is bigger, and better than e v sb but it was to be expected •Inca Tam pa, i i a bigger and batter d t y than ever before in Its history. ------------------W hy not let D r. Cook go on* an­ other polar expedition as m p a rt prison sentence, he would 1 ' as much out o f the way ir* as he Is in tho pcnlteni«ph B, McDonough paid a on Monday.”—tarehm ont, N. Linas. We should think that Lbe the last place In the world a man noeds the nearer does ho approach divinity.—Socrates o I * IT IS EA SY a t any moment to resign the possession of «r irreut fortune: to acuuiro it is difficult and arduoiis. Livy. pmtvauni. fei-bliM n t wto. if nl nt u.il- 11uv FLORIDA POULTRY EU STIS f-AKK R E aiO H THAT IS for UUcuHsioii by those with religious authority. Or­ dinary men wonder thnt prohibi­ tion has succeeded in driving out com paratively. mild alcoholic drinks th a t many European na­ tions have used for centuries, w ith­ out drunkenness, while bootleggers have enthroned whiskey ns the na­ tional drink. l Whllo Florldn hns been reveling In real c ita to developments^ hanlhended capitalists have been quslity studying the iitato’* possi­ bilities and advantages from nn In­ dustrial point of view. These men nre Impervious alike to tho Influences of glowing literature nnd high-powered salesman, hut they can analyse a business propoosltton with acuMe and precision. Kmcnatlng frouu-^hlaw *York -sources, rciroFFy nio reaching Flor­ ida to tho effect th at several con­ cerns are Investigating the climate, 'conditions nnd advantages of es­ tablishing large poultry produc­ ing plants in this state. Much of the poultry now used In custom cities comes from the Urge poul­ try ranches .of the F ar West, even all tho way across the con­ tinent from Onllfurnin. Flarida.beIng about half the distance from the big cistern centers of popula­ tion would have a great ndvantage in the m atter of transportation by rail nnd Li also accessible by wa­ ter. There is some doubt In the mlndH of northern poultrymen whether or not the climate of thin strtC. would perm it of poultry raisers to advantage.- This phase of the s it­ uation ia w hat la now ‘being stud­ ied. and when ilut poultrymen can satisfy themselves th a t there will t o no difficulty from this source it would not he n trp rlsln g If several large poultry farm s were estab­ lished in different parts of th is' state. Residents, of .Florida know th a t their elliiTute is favorable for the successful production of poultry and eggs and the only reason that this state must now procure the larger p a rt of its poultry supplier from ifistnnt points is thnt there has never been any systeiAptlc ef­ fort made to develop poultry rais­ ing hero. Poultry tins been pro­ duced here over since farm ing be­ gun, and the fowls have vigor and stam ina equal to those, of any part of the country, but the indus­ try ha* never been devcioiwd. It would • not bo surprising if thl.i branch of tho farm ing Indus­ try in Florldn Hoon receives tnora attention tita n has ever before been devoted to it. MR. BUCKER, United Stains district-attorney, td la New Y ork business men it would cost |1S.000,uOO a year to enforce prohi­ bition in New York alone. He might add th a t such an expendi­ tu re would not actually enforce prohibition. You could not stop tho boplleg traffic w ith Its profits of hundreds of millions annually, if-y o u xpent u thousand million yeiirlyi ^ v '. . ^ . Some room intend legal ii ing light wine and brer, while keep­ ing out the saloon,1 Others equal­ ly sincere, believe th at legalised wine and beer would 1m used as a mask for more illegal ,vrhf|Uier. LAUGH AND GROW FAT AS11KV1 l.l.r: CITIZEN tn determine,11 \ „ w ,, , I,M|' Ui- diet faddists und ft In ill* argue that flit people fIiouM reidilimi*. They rhey ehmiid afflict thrmi nnd FrankT* SI11*1 ’,tri,,Kl''tt regimen of Ise ivIni ha, S ' * Hke tn eat in “Ugh in the a n ih u n e rv " I y"V*.b®C0™e '*■«" to an. edid:■. ’ the assurance f* e „f , ,.’i U' . 1 , m,,;'n* IwttiV- he alth nt and relig 1 so. specially Z - J S i S , hZ , r \w o n d e r f u l di«-' upoivtlu old that fat'n .1 I>1 r^,,|!s R i* inie -w to have it. natun'd ^ n° l ron,l> p a l ­ ter. for in. I ,k„i J ’■ ,mb Bt‘<’tn so, or use that fat peo- fo h^,v ’‘t h ' ^ r " "1U-11V RS n n,nrk ured It hn* *I e a^'urhiness. . t tlml [w9l,|c fntAucfl.Lbn- - U> l'rp^ 'R <timlUnie hn^ always Jollity. The tlsout Santa lit belle hIiiiL. ing like n bouirul of Jellv. .Shnkcnpenre rOCOgnixed the genial qunlity of. fulness when he pul in the mouth of Caotttr the -L t t me have tneri ubout that t,re fnt' ilw k s u n . and such u, hlet,, u‘ nlghta. Yon Cassius ha* a lean and hungry look. Bach men are dangerous. ‘ , (IUH. -ri nt tractive landR ii^ecunied h‘ h0 ' U b,eU< r " h' n Still, ie,n„. f,., f l^nn-poles. . ,..n . .. . f‘dkk are needed uj lean lines. It will tnk<- i •he word of the food persuade most peotile mde are disagreeable. “ wk i,ni many who are 'S’/ 0 V’ *lw*ut. Ami Ulening fyod* continue •no., palatable, there people, whether inllv This in good, high, fertile soil growth of palm ami orange tree*-* tween Enteriyiao nn<! Green SprW Shore Drive. Any one wnnlirtg a beautiful Should inventigate tida property- jj Price $12000.—T« KARL J. SCHUL' We hopo Congress will always HEAL E S T A T E — INVESTS* be able .to investigate anything nt •nyY lnif, fo r if th afp rlv ileg e wu* Phone 744 ever taken away, the sessions would M abortened to. one week and the i06-f,07 Firs! National Bank I j>oor. congress man wouldn’t hsve an oppariunity to fill the CongresslonW. F. IIOLBORN, Sales Ms nl Record w ith a lot of “ bull” talks. SYMPATHY, WHO NEK U-V" ....... ................ A8IIEVILLE CITIZEN Grade crossing accidents In the city ,11ml to of Hanford was (he sub­ DWIGHT MORROW P i S K l ject discussed in an editorial half a i in stately thirty-room man- poor Woman of Coolidgc’s air board chief, under­ column in length by The Herald of l it tho midst of a spurious f thr tenement i* not J standing commerce, wisely en^ particular)* unliapn that city. It always takes an acci­ i woodland not far from phaslses the importance of the hunger ns her vP>’ w“ h cold «nd 2 dent and a lengthy editorial in n - York a woman eat shivering cause -- Companion*, be-*3 MY FAVORITE STORIES t>he ia ,----commercial airplane, in and out of newspaper to call the public’s a t ­ the |>ost office. Thnt development Uy IKVI'N 8. c o n n —she h«* no happy •- *!•-" i tention to the fa rt that railroad is progressing a t u rate th at makes to look back. Thu Past on which ,5 crossing* in must cities are not w m»a» in ih p 'S the inactivity and tncom potency mansion thinks sho is ptopVrly rafeguurded. And tin y , 3 more dcserv- ! of the arm y and navjfc aircraft less , k sympathy been Up In Mennrsota a railroad train straightw ay forget about said “UP»e she has ■ and less Important. ‘Tossings until another accident fol­ killvd a row belonging to • Scan­ Jn a / "S** '""sS • •3!u* life and ■ Mr. Now, the postm aster gen­ lowed by the usual nawapaper'tont- dinavian homesteader. The tragedy ~ ■ critag e iS ' " nh 1,1 eral, works constantly a t air mftty having been reported a t headit calls the situation to their A parlor car bun will leave lb* tenement dwtller t / * ' ■fO to the • extension. On April first, the) ation, Ocala is no exception to quarters a clalm-agCnt for tha ■MU jvu, UR IHT UWUVra RHCUKI UVb •hall be lh« j J ' road was sent to the spot to make have permitted her to do so. M o rn IV anscontlnentar A ir Mail will «ple.—Ocal* SU r. Thursduy morning, FebruW) * «*n m akr. the b « t eUi Ach Wc !• •/ . t;.m Q--~ ■ • stttlem ant of danuigrs with the over, it is possible th a t her pres­ o’clock for Tampa, g u Petersburg ra.wjll say to our ’steam ed cun- owner of the slaughtered animal. ence there might have caused a W h y . the ons u L ^ X V one who hnd and loSt d por«ry, the Hanford Herald, Now, the claim-agent was a derailment of the locomotive which Ban Francisco and Los Interest on the loon of $70,000 she .B enjam in never wore an old plausible and persuasive person struck her nnd a serious wreck, uml other pointn o f /ntcri*st ob wished on the property. It .cuMjL nor any other coat If else ho would nut have been n rhapa involving )us$ of human tom cleim-sgent. Having sought out But she was convinced that she i'oaHt of Florida. e. Now, such being tho caiu, YO, Ford’s chief engi- wan as much entitled to charity Mm Butch and thnt the Scandinavian and Introduces! and it being conceded th a t the llenry Ford 1* plan- and sympathy as any one and so d i r i u L r . . 1 im blinf U the miart, himself by. his official title he pro­ enw was, in effect,, a trespasser Bua returns following day- r> now .“dlrways." fety of gaoibllng in ceeded to make out as strong a on our property, w hat do -you maintained when asked why she but c .n ’l . r av n”V , ^ plimentary. For reaen’8tio||S "P vicinity, and th a t In­ ease- in rebuttal, as was possible think, as man to man, would be planes running from did n o feeR the property and live Cleveland and Chicago, comfortably on the proceeds in a dent lu it before under the circumstances, with tha a fair basis of settlem ent as be­ a ■ ■ to . ., nothcr line to Buffalo^ cottage, ’Ut Is easy enough for a n n tu r V ftim it c hope of course, of Inducing the in­ tween you and the railroad com­ Boston, connecting lines poor woman In s tenom iut garret rtlmei he will w ill.gp- jured party to accept ns moderate pany? »ld making •asking <war a aura a« possible. irk, taking In Spring- to gain sympathy, but my aituaFor a space Mr. Swanson pon­ y o tlu•Tr vice. If# (cbuseits, Albany and “Mr. Swanson,“ hr said with n\ dered 1 on the argum ent of, the winning smil*,” tho ^Diniftny rlaim -ag en t Then, speaking slow­ moat important, Ford wants to tx absolutely fair with ly and weighing his wards, he you Ip this m atter. Wo deeply rv- delivered him self of an ultim atum : wld to UU express carv»ay.^-. ring passenger, departsold. “I shall giveSwwl# you two dollar*.” 1*naaagla announcem K ! s m s aSygu: �• it 148 • M R S. F R E D .S. P A IO E R , S O C IE T Y EDITOR I • ’t-: R E S ID E N C E T E L E P H O N E : 217-W -L ■»" — .----Miss Margaret Davis, Mrs. Tom Frcd Dalger and R. T. Thrasher her home op Union Avenue. Women’s Club Hold Its Annual Bridge ihe has been Breeding , »»,> m Davis, and Mrs. A. M. Fh»Hj» motored to Tampa on Tuesday week*, and will spend tho remaind­ motored to Orlando oti Monday A t Club House On Tuesday Mrs. F. Stark and Miss Elisa­ er of the season here srith evening where they attended the and are the guests of th# form er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Dalger beth Stark who Have been the daughter, Mrs, W hiter Colei Through the generous action of recital given by F its Kwislcr. One of tb/-m ost brilliant social E rnest Housholder, Mrs. W. Theo­ a t their home in Suburb Boautl- guests of Miss Annie Hawkins for a t her home In itreamwold. the City Commission an additional events of the reason waa th a t of dor ^Langley and Mrs. Henry aoveral daya left on Wednesday Owing td tho serious Illness of ful. appropriation of f 1,006 hna been Tuesday when the members of the Mr. endjMrs. A. J. f r y of Bali for Dajrtona Beach whore they are Dr. "ManHarris, national pt**'? allowed to tho library board, vHth Social Department of the Sanford Mr*. Housholder's stunning frock which to buy more books. ,;Mr.«. dent of the Wi C. T. U..:alw will more, Md., dre tho goesta of M». Mr* ■pending the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Dick TwltcheU and Woman’s Club' cntfcrtAlned a t Its was of nccordlan pleated chartreuse ar«l Mrs. F.ndcr Curiett a t their not be able to fill her appointment baby, and Mrs. W alter TwUcbell annual bridge luncheon a t the clob gren georgette banded In cream Brown., city librarian, appeared to apeak here on Feb. 13 as pre­ of Daytona Beach were tho guests * Miss Ashton Thomas returned homo, In Geneva. Hru P r y ‘w * s \r ;u house, with Mrs. Emfcst Ilouahold. lace. Her hat of white tagal straw before the city commission a t Its viously announced. of Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Key to her holne In Del-nnd on Tues­ r.mong tho out of town guests aV”iT last meeting, and stated th a t tho with large white taffetta roses. e ra s hostess. a t their home on Park Avenue, day a fte r apendlng • short lima the annual hrldgn luncheon at.tb8.ijL.> _ __ ___________ Of lip stick red georgette was library work- was growing so j rapThe large club auditorium was Mrs. 8. E. B arrett now of Jack- Tuesday. here with her sister, Mrs. Jane Woman’s Club on Tuesday. t •i '» _ I I transformed into a veritable fairy the gown worn by Mrs. Langley, j idly that there was urgent n*®d' ronvllle, but formerly of Sanford, Smith and niece, Mrs, James G. Mr*. Charles Feddcr of Chicago^**;!' bower, with its decorations of red, Hbr hat was a small model of red for more funds. In order to meet «B receiving a cordial welcome ' Mrs. S. F. Milton of C hatta­ Sharon, a t thoir home on Tonth the dmands mado by all classes of |,cns „ RUCgt of Mra. 9. 0 . nooga, Tenn., arrived hero on Mon­ straw and maline. 111., s former winter resident of -V* white Bnd green. S tre e t ? -v \ Chase .at her home on Oak Avenue. day and will spend the remainder Sanford, but now of Orlando Mrs. W ight was strikingly hand­ readers for more books. White trellfaM entwined tvlth spending a few daya here aa th* This request was endorsed by A. after an absence of ecvcral of the season here aa tho gucit of some In a soft whito frock of geor­ H p t n i m M Mrs, Mary Hommcll deep red roses and feathery sprays R. Key, chnlrman of tho library months. • ner cousin, Mrs. W. A, F itts, at from Tampa on Monday where guest of Mrs. Edward Lane. of asparagus ferns, encircled the gette. Worn with this was a hand­ board, and Che commissioners unan | __ __________ ______ —------J Spanish shawl efnbroidered room Interspersed with tall potted some imously decided to gjve this flnanin vivid colors. ; palms. s r? The guests were shown to their cial assistance, which will greatly The balconies, m antel, atage and. places by Mrs. W. C. Hill, whose help the libhary in meeting th e ;* eabincta were covered with a rtifi­ becoming costume wns of Miami needs of the public and in c a rry -'8 *__— *» • * cial snow and glistening Icicles. pink combined with white,’ sport ing on their work. Luncheon wna served a t small -jnodcl, with list and other acces­ tables centered with white candles sories to match. Personals jin red rose holders. *• The place After luncheon a spirited.game cards were full blown roses tied of bridge was played and after five Mr*. W.- J. Steed-of S tced o f Kissimmee!* Kis. with green and white tulle. progressions; scores were collected wa* the guest of her purenits, Mr. g rtiI At 1 o'clock, a delicious ffTC by Mrs. Newman,. Mrs. Samuel and Mr*. J. G. Ball, on Tuesday. course luncheon waa served by the Puloston and Mrs. W. C. Hill, and „ - .,* ,11 ... members of the Domestic Science the prize for top score, » white • The v;61 many friend* of Mr*. Mabel J jrt. class of the Sanford High School, porcelain flower holder in th.- form Bishop will regret to learn of h e r',* 1 iry Receiving the gucsta upon a rriv ­ of n wnter nymph, was won by illness at her npartmrnts in the. al wna Mrs. Ernes McGowan Gal- Mm. O. \V. Smith. The second Wolnkn. i $. S. | loway, wearing a amaVt sport rite ,in n imported plate, went to ; at frock of white embroidered geor­ Ire. E. D. Ball. Mrs. H. C. Vichlc, Mr. and Mra. Charle* 8. Brunt-1 i In gette, her hat of red straw and was. given n red powder jar when ley df St. Augustine arc the gu•**’.* 8 corsage of red sweet peas adding a her honors and points failed to of the latter’s sister. Mr*. Ro- * . pleasing touching of color to her score • -i* •• ■ * t * land Rend. 5 costume. This wns one of the largest so­ Introducing the guests to the r e ­ cial functions th a t ha* been given -------- former editor }■ ■ R ; 1 fP. Reese Combs, ceiving line waa Mrs. R. A. Now- this season. Made of fine quality straws, in all tho new , .' • t u r of the Sanford Herald, hut now df 'J nrnn, attired in a chic gown of red There were 36 tables of players, Miami, is in the city for a few and blue velvet combined with which included not only the mem­ days shades for spring. Brown, Green, Lavendar, on business. bluo georgette. bers of the deportment, but num­ ■ In the receiving' Une were Mrs. bers of out of town guests ns well. Mrs. J. H. Jackson nnd Mrs. 1 Rose, Red nnd White. . . -v ' i Ct Henry Purdon motored to Orlando Wednesday where they spent ' *' • *' * * ■ * t k . . * All Souls' Guilds Plan Mrs. Bebout .Hostess on * * * ;he day shopping, Library Gets $1,000 Donation From jCity ^ Luncheon __________ - - % IK First Showingof Ladies’ Sport Hats for Spring S m i l l Elaborate Card Party A t PartyHeldTuesday At New Hotel Tuesday hTrs. L C. Bebout was hostess $2.00, $2.50, $3 00 & $4.00 Louis Fleischer returned home, ■ on Tuesdny evening after spend-'* ing the past two weeks on n busi- ■ on Tuesday afternoon'from 3 to ness trip to New York. 6 o’clock a t her home on Palmet­ to Avenue, in honor of Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mra. B. A. lnglid o f , ■ Emgo of East I.ivoruool, ()., and I)elj»nd were the guests of iudgeijj Miss Elizabeth Bickford of New nnd Mrs. J. G. Sharon on T ues-j* York City. day nt their home on Tenth Street. * The home was beautifully dec­ orated with quantities of red Miss Sybil Powell of Kissitrfme^ ■ American Beauty roses and ferns. was the guest of Mrs. J. G. J tn llij . A most • interesting program nt the annual bridge luncheon‘* which included vocal selections by Tuesday a t the Woman's Club. !■ Mrs. Emgo, Mrs. Ixivelace ,nnd tho hostess caused the, afternoon Miss Edith Llneherger of ,Be!■ ■ to. pass all too <|iiirk(y.‘ At a late nymt, 8. C., is ihe charming j" hour, the hostess served ice cream, house- guest of Mrs. Janie* F. i * cake and fruit punch. Hawkins nt her home mi Pink ■ About 25 intimuty friends Were Avenue. pn sent. The many friend* i»f E«l Mnvo ] - a t he hejjj fa be inter led to learn that Mrs* P. Pennypacker will is impiovtnir after having been | ■ To Lecture Here On unite ill at his home on Fifth <g * !* Street. On Tuesday evening, Feb. 16, a t 8 o’clock, the guilds of All Souls Church will give a benefit card party at the Hotel F orrest Lake. Elaborate plana have been mode for this nffair, including prices fo r each table of players. * Among the patrons of this af^ fair nrc Coleman’s g ift shop; Or­ lando Potteries; P.- W einberg; Hill Hardware Company; Peninsula Electric Co.; Roumlllatt and Anderson; II. McLaulin; Lanoy’a Ome Drug Co.; McKinnon and Mnrk. wood- Lloyd's Shoe Store; Milady's rtaimd Shoppe; Baumcl’a Specialty Shop; ikatinc Sanford Drug ‘Co.; Thrasher and Celery Woodruff; Union Phnrmncy; G. A. t, Mrr. Speer and Son; Mrs. Charltm LudCal. wig; M>r. Fred Drnndt; Miss Ireno League Of Nations iMnom Ilramlt; Mrs. C. Briet;-M rs: B. f>. • f H'ftctp’O' * M i t| ‘ white Takach; Mra. Grady, Mrs. CampThe Welfure Dupurtnunt of tlm and lull; Mrs. J, Mauer; Miss E. Hoy; in Mrs. M. S. Wiggins; Miss McMnn; Woman’s Cluli hna for years past [kmcheeon Mrs. June Rouinillnt; Mrs. P. Mon- received wonderful support of the public in its many enteis lowly ahan; Miss Albert Aycock; Mrs. Sanford prises, so i( is with n great deni with n K. Bennett; Mias Ann Weinsinski; of that they are brinu with red. Miss. Lee Ainmona; Mrs. H arry ing pleasure Mrs. Percy V. Pcnnylnukui handles Walsh; Mobley’s Drtig Co.; Ball this city to give her wonderml si tulle. Hardware; Seminole F ruit Co.; to 111] message free to the men mid ittrsctiv* Seminole Fish Market: Miss Almn women of Sanford. rsndle- (ioertz; The Yowell Co.; Mrs. T. Mrs. Pcnnybackcr. who is past U p e rE - Wilson; Mrs. F. Takach; Royt»l president of the General Federa­ C*rd> Fruit Co.; Mrs. B. Lake; Vichlo tion of Women's clubs, and now hUrij Jewelry Co.; P. Puul's Beauty P a r­ its Chairman of International Re­ lors; Mrs. J. E. W atban; Mrs. lations, nod in order to give of I red an i Sdinul;Mra.Buchanan; Mrs. DsvIb; her best to the work of her com­ tt Inter- _\irs Ricflter; Mrs. W. P otter; m ittee, she spent Inst year abroad, i ' ij ,n' Mrs. Alice Peters; Mrs. J. Schlr- studying how best the eluli wornI•dock 3 uni; Mrs. Ed Smith; Mrs. Paul on of her own country might do ®w>* Pczold; Mrs. John Pezold; Mra. G. their pnrt in the establishment of , Bulmcs; Mis* M a rg a re t'B e rn e r; universal friendship nnd under­ LL 1- Miss Naomi Fellows; Misa Alice standing. Henry Cramer; Mrs. George Fellowa; In thia lecture which will be rn « nf' Mr*. J. Mauser; Mra. F. E. lloum- given in the Woman's Club, Tues­ Hois |«n. Rrua i|lnt. Mrs. A. B. Mahoney; Mra. 8. day evening at 8:15 o'clock, Mrs. Berner; Mrs. M, Higgins; Mra. Penny backer will speak especial­ L a . A. _____Mra. ______ R. Wight; Frank Petera;*Mra. ly., of her experiences in Geneva i t ; Frank Meisch; Mra. G. U b r ltt; while in attendance a t the Is-nguo ‘ Mrs. Mm. A. E. K. Maliemj Miillftm* Mias Mint L. I. Muller'; Xfitllar* of Nations. Her coming to San­ Seminole Furniture Co.J 8m lth ford" is under tho auspices of the .i.,.,, Urns.; T. W. R usaflli Sanford State Committee of International n V lth Stove Works- W. George; The Out- Relations, of which Mrs. Trank E. r.rrie t; Jl.-lsrP£rkin*a; S .-B #njnm ln; Jcnninto'^nr'cbniniinn, nnd only iy I Mrs. W. T. Thursby; Joc'a Smoke eight citien of Florida have en­ I House; Mra. J. C. Aycock; Mrs. gaged her. rtf the W. Bossldy; Mrs. Fuller and Mlaa • «strr- ■Lucy Peters. Enjoyable Impromptu A the ------------------------- — M. CIRCLE MEETING POSTPONED Dance Held Monday ■••Monday Owing to the unfavorable I weather conditions for the past Misses Ruth Henry. Margaret of. ( month, the regular meeting of the Anderson. Beulah Anderson and k after Garden Circle will be postjwned. Camilla Puleston were joint hostippineM" j The next meeting will be held the cases on Monday evening nt an *«htun.* second Friday in March, place to impromto dance nt the home r.f wd ex-1 be announced later. This will be a Mies Henry on Mngnolin Avenue. *rit«r* most important meeting aa plana The rooms were bright with Payers, are then made fdr the Flower bowls of bright spring blossoms »«tnWrs Show. and fem a forming n lovely setting *' mil c*H -for this enjoyable affair. * k»pp|. Mrs. Samuel H. Eldredge and A t a late hour, refreshments sntly Mrs. Alice C. Williama of Rhode consisting of an ice course wen■ ^ d K ; Island, formerly of Pasadena, Cal., served by the hostesses assisted arrived in Sanford today and e*- by Mra. C. E. Henry. »r. The guests included a number ‘erred a pects to remain here fo r rovernl weeks before returnsing to their of out-of-town friends, about 20 *t the summer home in the North. being In attendance^___________ Fine figured crepes, voiles, and rayon dresses, beautiful plain colors. Srmdl figures and stripes, all nicely tailored. *• •u-f V ^ a d k t o o «s -I* m e Z Z . rarl , . 4 i 5 J ;Li n li #yn« mm I tl WATCH for the announcement of ■ Miller Furniture Company, Inc., 1* Opening, Monday February 15. | «i .■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a.............. i 1 S S S S S S S S S S M ^ S S S » S S S S S S S S S S H M » S t S S I > »S S »ll»» PARK IS -i-i » I Tvf ; 1 .4 ‘V Ji :-l I •>1 wu 0 , * # S' Betw een Sem inole County Court H ouse and Sem inole Boulevard (L ake Front). $25,000 $6250 Cash; Balance 1,2 , 3 Years '« \>‘T ■ . 5 !5 First National Bank Building Phone 713 g iv e n phone S86-R- ail* U P S T A IR S DEBrESTtMATES ; c h e e b f u u -v k <R :. awning anystvus" inD piMin vmrri/p The Yowell Company S Seminole Awning Shop (•Mi $8.75 W $15.50 .*'t j S opening. 50 piece dinner aet—bruary 16. H *? vljilN lTU R ^ >7Ji0, Clothes liamiiera—-88 cent*- J* MILLER * , ^ ve at Junior lamps - *8.08. BrWlg® v tn>r«- » nc ggriford A lamp*—$9.98. Sanford Ayemw a t C«mpa ^ Geneva Avenue. ^Gene v a ^ sh a d mh t-r MILLER'S SPECIALS Duriug the " m •m -Its of Du La iid S turns was the guest of Mra. James (>. * •Sharon, on Tuesday, coming over 8 for tho bridge luncheon u(f the * Woman's Club. .Miss Ann Earl Furmer uff An­ derson, S. C., who has been-*the guest of Mra. Ned Chittenden Jind Mrs. W. Theodore Ijingley. left on Wednesday afternoon for St. Petersburg where *he will spend i t short while ns the guest of Mis-i Victoria Earl.- si* r- V n p i I p*| v ■m �_____ . FT ir ,",JI I I 1 Ii c 'j I JL A T ! 1 mushroom dfsher. *'To m ake mushrooms taste’ you m ust have plcantv «f be says this chok. "Hate it imh W your frying pnn nnJ throw in the mushrooms that been washed, cut up and all to dry. Mushrooms tarte when they can l>e cooked fl°on a fter they are c a th rw Is .not unusuaHy possible.they nhouid'bc vrn.-dird nm| c, lu ll •* — . washed, there Is no reason why ju st before they arc cooked the mushrooms saute in the f they should be skinned. At that is the opinion of one cook pan with butter f.,r three ,rr noted for the delieiousness of her minutes. Then pour in THOUGHTS-WISE AND OTHERWISE m&m M etallic B r o c a cl ( M ay Tarnish In Warm Climates Let* me also suggest th at you wear n simple typo of frock when New Stations To Station'S Is-Faster and Chi and u highly decorative gown. Ono or the other will be subdued. Not- till women wear the. shawl with equal distinction. It must bo wrppned very subtly about the breed shoulder, o r tho back thnt is not straig h t and lithe as to line.Study Yourself Try • several effects before tlia m irror and learn to wear your shnwl well before you attem pt it a t u social function. Nothing ex* reedn it in charm if effectively car­ ried, nr is'm ore commonplace than isueh a w rap'bunchlly wrapped or draped. ■ ;7*3 FijantpeftTfs I must pass to hat* nnothcr question o{ Inti-re *t a t this time W h fn \ty rtc Ml little excite­ ment Tn tic the#. Tho.framing of the face demands a great Hlal of thought in these days when 1he. qlmiiiiiiily nicpif-' cftquirtirtilfJfiperyJa ftnwn'eywkin j IT ENABLES YOU TO GET QUI |* : DISTANCE SERVICE AT SM/ H E new schedule of classified loll * ly established in Florida is provin; telep h o n e users throughout the Sti ! . T^ijjjacw station-ta-stntion service ll valuable, b o th for business concerns wpa sion lo telep h o n e frequently to hranchl^j resen tatlv es an d for social purposes. $ lives and frien d s to keep in constant tea o th er at sm all cost. 1 'M and somrtij'eWftii&epd to be lu^JK-y* Draping jNJecessary For Best U se of N ew est W raps. By h e n r T b e n d e l NEW YORK, Feb. 10.—The shawl and- s ta rf for day have reached n point of extrem e •Importapee In the fashionable woman's A t the-aouthem resortktkfc^t* v.-A men prefer the colorful ami lu-ayily fringed Ihawl to any othur typq i# evening' wrap. This year wo have not only tho embroidered Spanish type, b i|t the gorgeoim niptiiI brocaded fabric* fringed with rdik, inspired by Cnllot, and 'd elig h tfu l interpretations of colorful silk nnd rutin. Old Lace lNed l nm using exquisite old lace to lino these wrnps and shaping them in half nqunron and odd shnpyB, The ono photographed is of Ivory white bruejide lined with white chlffpn and It is cut in the ^Impu of hi half m obn,' .t ‘ : r-.i Ilia* Ululu jpet: D am e Fashion „i * ‘‘C onceal Hi With *H atT •> * * * - ■ .1 There is much propaganda in favor of the large hut, lr.it the small one la s l-.i t none of- iQi W rsllge nnd is hievituhl.* fit- choice 1 W tt .... .Mum Conceal Ilair hirst, lost and nlw ajpj the i»at must fit closely about the lorohrnd and conceal must of the hair. 'ir>o . * But it must make a harmonium lini with the rest of tho costume. 11,, draped rrqttn of tide season allow, .for greater versatility than w. have hot!a Accorded in Koine time. I am allowing you today a nm creation of Jturgundy colored ....... cloth with a sm art cocarde of ribbon exactlym atching tin mil, rial. ] Many o f the newer model nr* mado entirely of silk, |iri-IYr.,hK faille. Thi VmKwera.the denuout for a hat th:|t^r- light on the hi ml and soft as to mie. Hula arivli'.1- severe the-i during the winter,'anil the uhsol iter-, on trimhied felt is now n,.* tlv- . ulv alternativi-.t may cntl gunmetal or a lighter from France which led number* In EnglUml LM.unp gray called nlntimim. of British women to adopt lisle rm p lo y o d or <u-, trie. instead The paying , BY JU A B * MARSHALL . T hh fnshion did not come as stacking* thi> round iii f i-ndort-that be­ Wyoming «in i|u‘> Copyright McClure .Syndicate Mjch a hardship, since already a went number fnshionuhlc wontl'ii fore, long it would l»0 regarded aa give tin- frutti hoi i,, ns bad tuafe-itde-hn •*» here nnd in Frnnfe and in Eng­ in quite legs us n shiny non*. The nnmetal Stockings Came Into atociiingn seem always worth u land followed tho'fashion of wenr- rh'ny lisle stocking, arc <if fine Favor, and Uale Becomes a comment or twd—they nre peren­ ing extremely thin blnck slllt new texture but of a soft, dusty fin­ Furniture Firm < stockings on occasions win n such Rival or Silk. nially interesting, ami fuHhlunH in rft It /I a, i , i T , e / l t i n , I , t , %,, r 1 ish th a t contrast* strongly, wl.h Monday. Feb. ir> t !I stocking* nowailaya chnngtt Iftoi-o n , choice proved sm art. AA nwellStockings are a ./e rtllo subject rapidly even than faahions in hobs dressed French woman chose a the sheen of the silk sthhkirig. Miller 1 tntuir b f comment f o r ,th o fashion re ­ nnd shingles, nnd that, is saying a black cloth coat lined with gray kasha, _ctdlured and cuffed wiih porter nowadays. There may Le good deal. . | grand op<, u,g wip nothing new to noto about' hats For one thing the death of gray squirrel, with it sh • wore pi I .Monday, F.-luunry I and wraps. At certain .times of Queen Alexandra earlier In the black pumps nnd very, very thin |B:, hours of ki \ ,,-n| I, ;i The offer- was tHo year tho silhouette of our winter lind an effect on stocking black hose. 5," 1 hey ,ir, •i --j>Iut ,i frocks seems to bo stationary— fashions, fait/ quite vividly in sm arter tlwm it would have been .In ''ig slock "I furuiti nothing to say on th a t score. But England, and reflected in I’titls itith-nudb stockings. brmitiful |,j, and eventually in our own land More im portant tluin ibis fash­ ncquariuiti '-Ijnips, ( During tho period of court m ourn­ ion for sheer black and gray is- of living room kuII ing In England—nnd it has not stockings is tho revived interest te, desk*, c tdai . hairs n quitu term inated a t the present in lisle stockings th a t has been for ‘ Ks. time—Vromen of 'the touirt niul manifested in Franeo and I.notion those who npo the fashions of the nnd Is already hiving an effect ii--1 During lb, opcnitij court have given up’ flesh-colored ' nti American lAste. This was *!)• nirs will la* -ivt-n stockings, wearing instead sheer I brought about in England by a by nnd the firm extend: blacks, ami a dark gray thnt you heavy Inx laid on silk htoeliiiviK wclconti tt ibe alibi By u sing the station-to-statipn sen 8:3.0 o ’clock at night and 4:30q m o rn in g , there is a saving'llil 50 p er cent in most cases, over fo r the sam e class of senkth In usin.c: tlir stntion-to-stati call should be m aje furatek] or th e nam e under wiiidi {hi listed, and a particular person stipulated. '<....T b are is n o c lu to-'sth'tttfq calls, am sage begin> answ ers. LATEST F A S H IO N H IN T S FO R M ILADY a ETHEL SO U TH ERN B ELL TELEPHONE A N D TELEGRAPH C O M P A N Y O ne Policy, On* S jr ittm , (aoal-Cjelters * 'ion DEhP o iild peh — YOU tlEXDHT ‘b'O fA p kPMPT OH MY AQCOim r— — AIL THE W O P x D A O v r ^ • a i p y y p 'iou k iio w — N ----- AhO IT1. IS' £oG) \ VVONDtPr-UL- ETC ' o-s tT iT O lP G O T H ® 'W M G O fft r f tr tO Bargain Ma ■y--:F lashes 1! U n lv tr t a l S*r*'i'c» �YOUNG W IPE (with hair foard on haibondN co*»)i G*unr*. what docs tnU m tan? GEORGE: Don’t worry oboat th a t dear. U'a fa r too Ion* to b* a woman*#—Ttt-Dlu. 0Pa Ia r$‘ iiJ e n m p § , _ 3 d fTnir nl*«ve artillery fire snd gas _ M ethods Notice -^ relephone Office Moved ' Jk Ak” ” u|I'« r a l P rc -R U tn rlr Of D w *,fc™ “ <telv ! . CHICAGO. Fob. l O . - W —Grand kv Rapid*, Mich., is the Charleston '* ’/ capital of the country as a result BS ® icf its steppers, Miss Louiao SulII- (L of only three months, explaining MTere that it had not been popular in Budcc their home town as fa r back as in aeon- other cities represented. «,ehThe nstlortsf Competition, follow* totem cd a sectional meet Monday eve* toflop: ning. In the division meet, Mayor . that Thomas P. Stofiey of Charleston, where it all started, w as-d isap - new history compiled by Harold L M adron, curator of Education of the Cleveland Museum of Nnturnl History. Mr. Madison said there Is f t ! ! £ h ! d 7 i . « u X m e r c i l c i a grilling. David U, Marshall, Philadelphia chiropractor, confesses he fi niet,Hch nurse, nndehopped'hcr body to pieces. I.sft to rijrht: Mary Ttnnsy, aienog* iU e doubt but that the mound ranher raphtr, taking the slny trs statement; Marshall; an assistant prosecutor; Dlst. Att. Taylor of Philadelphia. Indians* WCrC " "T Am™can f n S ^ V .k * bvims, V re th? staple foods of the mound builders, which Bradenton May Get they planted and cultivated in A New Postoffice their gardens. They knew nothing of wheat, milk and butter. To men cleared n piece of woodland by cut­ BRADENTON. Fla. Feb. 10. ting down the trees with stone ((^P))'—The marked htcrcaard of axe*, and burning the liriiah and debris, leaving the ashes to fer­ tilize the soil. The women then planted corn and beans in rows among the tree stumps. The lardor was augmented by fruits, nuts and ncorns, mid by game and fish. Food- was prepared bv knives made of flint and jasper, flaked to n thin, sharp blade. Mortal's made of sandstone were in common use. In them, with the aid of a pestle, corn and ncorns were ground Into meal.. For forks, they probably used nwls made of bones, accord­ ing to Madison. Madison’s research hns covered the country. ;V- CHICAGO, Feb. 10.—W —Mick•ly «fc,Wnlker, Into the movies, ^S hregular Valentino, take it from „t Jack Kearns, Ho can reg ister hate,' WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10 ■i|. passion ’n everything. I t ’s W cstrts ward Ho for Mickey. He’s bound for If so, you arc burn with deter­ of a clime where another protege of mination, perseverance i;td per­ of Jack went into the movies and was sistence, which will both help uml hinder you. beautified. Rnrelv will you meet defeat as you will take great pleasure in KEEP HUSBANDS HAPPY Lrr-ulini fighting obstacles which enter your 1 f L f f i* .'- NEW YtlRK. Feb. 10.—UP)—In path of life. You are talented in painting and , ItfXmth order to keep one’s weight down Ittn, ^0. and one’s husband- happy, brides as a sculptor, and your nrtirtlc nbil- ( L work ure advised by Supreme Court Jus- Ity should make you successful in • these lines. Kniel on Us® Tierney>om rrub the floors. Another character is a pleasing t U, Calif., religious irnit which will much PEARLS OF EIGHT COLORS fire the PORTLAND, Maine., Feb. 10.— toward tanking your home life hap- 1 inferior I Id’)—Little Abe Hummel had cuff py. iw recug links re t with pearls of eight difdjunct ns ferent colors, it is shown by a copy iti»n dyn- of the New Yorker’s Will received America's hero by counsel for a bakery’ wag[oond this on driver, who is seeking an inher­ it one of itancc us the lawyer’s son. iliy with-----------------------------tt*n> had GETS $400 MONTHLY ALIMONY lUbliihed CHICAGO, Feb. 10.—f/P)—John ’all arm* c. Wahl may now use one of his Thut hasn’t been M.irrcd with in* me*- j)(>ns in writing a check for $400 offering, and ju i* now -we ipcntives every month for Mr*. Wahl. -She place it for quick sale psttmmt has won a divorce with alimony. Optional Investment Uvo,-anc)-5th St.; 30x100 fe e t” HrAs. * •11 0#) per .front foot. $3,000 Cush. Sheet Rock i-1" j y it,h,| .T'w Xryt• Shingles Roofing <Sewer Pipe W E W IL L B E U L A f t T C SERVE YOU Jgi t euch' divorce in every 10 marriages, —the front yard o f the country club 91 ' \ d JP ! . Loch Arbor, because o[ its unmatched location, and its proximity to the commercial center of the cityv is a hom e community, unparalleled* And; 7 yet homesites are offered to the public at prices far below the established value for high grade country club property.that Loch Arbor is a part. HERE’S An Opportunity icarni-d SARTORIALLY FRANK rxdi CUSTOMER: You’r e the man --!! -wlu' cut my hair. lo st tim e, aren ’t . or you? ............................... — slid the HAItltFU: No, I guess not. You see I've only been hero n y rar.— I »l> the Answers. =F Stucco T h erbu8iness office o f the Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Company has moved to No. 104 N-Sanford Ave. McLander Arcade Building. heroism that won war departm ent J’Yr*: commendation.____________ j S i Charleston. D a n c e r s ‘ffi! 'From Grand Rapids 1f0lr!Win National Crown 1PIASTER ;n • 7 *• 1 * T,'f? V 1 ———■ ' • with dwolttnnmnrf gunge, l-l nibie front (lay road, and 1*2 mile Tvi’in Bust Office, - Half way between Eustis and San­ ford. Two-third citrus, onethird celery and banana land, about 20 orange, peach, grape­ fru it trees, and Xi young orange trees. Shrubs of nil kinds, 10 arris in cultivation. Terms: $iit) per acre, 1*3 * *. i A . \ • *■ - • •• f •-* $ j • 4' o l* ® • YmP vS ^ %4 cash, balance 1-2 years at 8 per cent. BROWN tins development. %. ^ COMPANY Be our guest, bee this majestic property. Our luxurious Pullman coaches make regular trips to Loch Arbor. You are invited to enjoy its beauties without obligations, of course. Phone for particulars regarding time of de\ NALL * m w .sl l:> i » 'L M parture. 0 * , * ■t 422 Union > e . . • ” P h o rfe' 4T3*lV. LAWTON, Realtor. ' I Invf»lmcnts— Phone 743 M ebch Building HIGGINS-SM ITH-W IGHTr In c. * W. Lawton and J. M. Roche, NAI.ES a g e n t s N«xt to IN>ai Office Telephone 688 ■ [M and and McCall H r l *Jp •ML.... im f tW L iv S > ^ r«rf ;mT-i SYSTEMS TAXES ,- Daytona Bench D FLORIDA OFFICE VVf HAVE THE BEST BUYS a c r e a g e - E SS HOM ^•Rfofit, Fl0rid<L ' .1 ' - fyp •x > *V •> “ W est RESU)e n t m a n a c e b r v* f/orti 7 U i l r h v R t 't l U y L n & fsl f ■ * *V\ *‘ ' Many of the estates sold to date have been purchased by people w ho sig­ nified their intentions of building their homes at an early date. Loch Ar­ bor is not near, but, is an actual part of Sanford. Every convenience and comfort now enjoyed by the residence of the city are available throughout REALTY r __< __|L * j* "SUi Each site enjoys an abundance of natural beauty, and each share in the pleasures that are extremely plentiful in and near the development. # V - * • 9 strictions have been included in the developing program. Sites of unusual size make for a hom exom m unity uncomparable, truly country estates. • - r* t. r 1• 200 Acres in Lake County ■ • i* V J* 1 ' t �m 'Mtft ElLfl RAM ), WEDNESDAY. FED. Ifrljjgg. in 1J <!nyp. uarre • WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, (UP)) —The long obscured question of whether the late President Roose­ velt and th e late Senator Foraker Ohio ever composed their cel* ebrated quarrel seems to be defi­ nitely settled in the affirm ative through private circulation of a of correipondence between ■aid In confidence a t a Gridiron Club dinner got in to 1print. President Roosevelt for thirty minutes delivered characteristic shafts a t Senator "Foraker, and although the President on such oc­ casions la supposed to bo the last apeakcr, the toastm aster of the evening immediately called on Sena to f Foraker to reply. The Seoator The quarrel, which wos a sen- did for twenty minutes, while 300 soUonul one, broke in 1000 a s - a spectators held their breaths for ’ direct outcome of Senator Forak- w hat was described as a battle be­ ■eris championship o f the cause of tween gladiators. ' the Negro regular troops who were Neither spared words i r per­ summarily dismissed from tho a r­ sonalities and the report of the my by President Roosevelt a fter proceeding* s a y -th a t when Presi­ the a ffa ir a t Brownsville, Tex. dent Roosevelt attem pted to re ­ ./ T h e Brownsvillo riot, as It was ply In rebuttal to Senator ForjUMrtT called, involved N tgro troops aker he was almost drowned out ; ofv the regular arm y. It assumed by the hum of conversation • the- proportions of a ' nationwide among the excited dinore. controversy when President Roose-’ Friendship Suspenders velt' dismissed a whole battalion, As a result of th at occasion se n a to r Foraker, one of the stolfriendship between the two men wos suspended. Their hostility be­ came so much talked about in the , Klnlcy, occupied a position np. news of the day th a t it furnished ' parpntly equally intim ate with th e m aterial for - cartoons, quips ^ P re sid e n t Roosevelt until tho two and even stage Jokes. Bo fa r aa anyone knows, it re ­ man differed over the m erits of the President’s wholeSalo dismis­ mained thus until 1012, whop, u sal of a t least some of the Negro few months before Col. Roosevelt's nomination a t tho Chicago P ro­ troops. Senator Foraker assailed Presi- gressive convention, he wrote Sen­ dent Roosevelt’s course openly! in ator Foraker complimenting him the 'S ensto and the P resident hod on his pamphlet on the authorship struck back In characteristic fash ­ a f tho Sherman anti-trust law and ion., -The smouldering volcano did nt Its conclusion Inviting Senator pot chnie Into full eruption, how- Foraker to call. The Senntor, ap­ &* Nrter, until nn occasion In January, parently wiping out old scores, ; -IPOO, when both men were guests wrote u .friendly reply, but de-, ,j!at a Gridiron Club dinner in W ash­ cllncd the Colonel's Invitation, be­ cause, he wrote: *'I have aomo fear ington. th at knowledge of such a call, if . “No Reporters Present" jwv’ The Gridiron Club is com- it should get to the newspapers, m ight be exploited in such a way • posed of W ashington correspond- am t i t n ii ia /inilu ieen u ih w m f frt first II ,-.;*itta Who, a t thgir dinners, “ grjH" as to cause embarrassment to both ;public nrtm~ehd affalfa good -na- of us. Somo other time when cir­ fiv* tiAodly, always to the amusement cumstances are more propitious I and respect of the latter. U r first nholt drop in for n. few minutes in Cuban Physicians rulo Is th a t “ reporters nqver are meih'pry of old times." The printed record of their cor­ . present." Everything said and done Pay Visit To Tampa t la “ under tho rose" and public respondence shows, no more until I. ■ i .-ii ' mpn on those occasions, relieved of 1010 when Senator Foraker sent TAMPA, Fla., Feb. lO .ub—Three . tha prospect of public eyes" nnd Colonel Roosevelt hfn two volumes eminent Cuban physicians have nrof memoirs and th o , Colonel ac­ c a rt, throw off their restraints rived here to study health condi­ knowledged them In a letter in nnd speak their minds. tions in Florida. They arc Dr. Hugo 1 Tho Roosevolt-Fornkcr tilt sup­ which he rxpressed what Senator Robert, superintendent of quaran­ plied tho second instance of which Forakor’s friends mfty regard «s tine ut Havana, Dr. Jose L. Del ' there Is record in which what was 1un amende. * Valle, health officer a t Hnvnna, nnd Dr. 'C. Marro 1c Brcdo, head of the Havana municipal hospital. The ehlof mission of the Cuban physicians is to establish closer co­ operation between themselves anil authorities in Florida ports with which communication to Cuba is Irving is n popular boxer In Snn- frequent and direct. By ROBERT L. HOOKER The visiting physicians will in­ Last night’s boxing show ut the ford, und in every appearance h ire A tm ory brought out the largest has treated the crowds to tumc vestigate health conditions ami work in tho ports of Key West, Mi­ , ' crowd of tho scuson and the curd fast, clean and hard fighting. ---- — * ami and other cuAit cities. Godsle put on was also the beK of * ^ thdyour, and everybody is believed lo havi- had thVtr money's worth ^B efore the , : -----soundedi’V > J final igong Wftat Are You Doing Godale announces need a_ t tho • " ta rt For Your Puny Child? of the show th a t_ owinjig to Rinata - It would bo Impoi-Il. isaiblo for Ted rleans^boy who Goodrich, New Orlean One Roy Gained 11 Pounds in 7 w h i iu i m j i i ix ia w i l ii m u u n i i i c i i | to, nl was to, with Kid Gamer, Weeks And Is Now 8trong appear. He offered the fans their And Hcslthy. money back in csso tboir disnp' point m rnt Was too keen to stay and For wcuk, frail, under-develop­ l a m the rare of the show, Not a ed children—and especially those left the hall. hat hnve rickets, and need n sure S t Bobby Cox, of Jacksonville, subuildlng thut promotes the growth Mtituted fo r Goodrich und tho bout of teeth and bonus, cod llvor nil 'betw een he nnd Gainer went 10 is one medicine supreme—nothing rounds to b draw. Most of the fans Voiced thoir disapproval of the slowness of tho scrap with a chorus of booca and hisses. > The best bout of tho evening wan ’ between K. O. Tanner, of Orlando, and “Gob" Schcrpe, of A tlanta. Bcherpc had the best of tho milling . in practically every round but one, although tho crowd sccmdd to bo •i" with T anner from' tho sta rt. . " Irving Kaye 's P artin , In ‘tit? semi-final. Young Irving, of Chicago, gave Kid P artin of At, luntu, a terrific beating for the . better p a rt of three rounds, forcing cm. -tffi. . --- ■— v*'-’" ■ OCALA— Frank -MF McFn.hicn,' who Ulrica attempted to ,pro<luco » IA TED PRESS •'thrill" by throwing htnutalf into Iho machinery of a lochl mill and TAMPA—Vaccinating for small in front of n moving train, ho* w en ’ TAMPA—"Stop acndlnjt Vs pibr girls and furnish us with rooug pox hero threatens to a rio tttljf4 £ taken to the ChatUhoochle Hos­ to care for those wc already have. Tcct- the negro “mammy « laundry pital,, after having becYi declared D h Minn Kerr, dean of the-Stab Industry. Many Tampa Washer- demented by the county* physician. College for Women, told member Jwpmen have, declined to accept the Prize Composition Contest To of tholocal branch of the Amcrinm week’s U undry because encumBART—George H. Clements, He Held Under Auspices Association of University, .of Worn- nersomo scars.. Mn say she cain t s e c r e t a r y - of the Bartow Chamber «n. in declaring that, bcciuso of do, no washin’ this. wreck. . Bhc Of National Federation Of insufficient financial support, dt.n- ‘g o t. a bad awm fum l,lc °cto,r * Music Clubs, Head Bays dents of the'Tallahaaace InsttPb- ii tho message left in mnny intlon ore “not adequatelyihoused gr S t a n c e s '- th e rear door. COLUMBUB, 0 „ Feb. 10, ((/P)> adequately fed.” . , DAYTONA BEACH—Early in —Chnmbcr music is to receive a1 April has been set 03 the time for MILLIGAN — “Powerful .inter­ new recognition in America the election to be held nt Daytona ests" and “financial groups" are through a ' prise composition' cbnJTcaclt nml New Smyrna* to decide coming into Okalduaa. •test announced by Mr*. 'E dgar shortly to purchase and plant, ex­ whet her or not the proposed $1,S tillm an1 Kelly, president of the tensive crops of blueberries, which 500,000 deep sea harbor between National Federation ■of Music will give this section possibly one Daytona Beach and New Smyrnn o f the largest blueberry farm* 1« shall be constructed. Club*. the country, according to a rcThrough the Federation, C. C. *Oft LAN DO—“Gloved" buntlars Birchard offers a prise of *1,000 are'- apparently active here.. The in t}ie name of*the Carolyn Beebe police are Becking a mnn, or men, New York Chamber Music Society who entered sevcrnl homes In Orand the agreem ent to.publith the iiindo and pilfered the residences successful composition. This must of jewelry nnd cash, leaving not be submitted prior to the Biennial' the semblance of a finger print behind for indcntification. Fifteen homes have beetf robbed bore with- P E A T tm iS iG LI| Young Irving Wing Technical Knockout Over Partin In Bout At Local Armory Germany Requests Admission To The League Of Nations S INTEROCBAN N E A R S COMPLETION M 1RT 111ENT HOUSES t . . . . . . ,w l. In th ro w n tn w id iuouern apartm ent houses, stort*. factorlca. nhn-.vr many homes are under conntniction. 0 The visitor Ocean City mvarialdy e x p r e s s .surprise at t hr , iinidinirs eompldetJ.iiijiLunthn- way. JfnmTIH hnm IMR buildiTUl program rocs the conslruetinn o f one o magnificent street nyateraa ever laid nut for any city, the laying of concrete i id. walks. Mm clearhi units, the dredging n^cauula ami the eivafi-m of nov motor boating ami yachting and the ,h tdopnieni farm s in the surrounding acreage. JntcVOceun City ia being built with a ihityt-fuld ] •, mind—the creation of i . and sports center, t,on of » great indu # manufacturing city, g ploymcnt to thotiKands, developm ent, of -h u rt Wealth producing farm id«r tha left eye and from the tac and was groggy a fte r tho first possible.! "How come nothin's throw n'outt’a the kitchen any more— not even a biscuit?^ ^ s “The new cook uses Snow drift W hat chance has us fron Tho central geographical location, n» elimate, the abaenco o f mosquito a_nd route developnienr program, the tr the productivity o f tho fertile soil, the men behind tho develop­ ment—nil these factors inr.flr.e the complete success and brilliant future of IntorOcean City. Do yep want to know more about (.-enlral Florida's great opportu­ nity for investors, home buildcm. fanners, manufacturers nnd h::s- . iuess men? ' .Send the coupon for full information. . .f- Ar.lt for free trip in one o f our comfortable buses to Inter, c / m n ' C.ty—the..gco.eraphit*" e r* " in Uv *i!/l lu"« m,!n poor fellers g o t? / * Snow drift Oh the creamy shortening . • iN b u s r tiv « *Male Linet iHfPg,^ ' ' * '-4.V | f Compare Other 0 • ilw h im �SAfcFO] Makes Gotham Debut Jie two between Sharkey e», two i that rtspec- HLsko, deveton* Heavyweight, Gels New York Ring Dempsey drove forward and land« }h* dropping Fitpo ugnln, this time for a three count. Another left to T IL D feN th in k s college the body and iho bull atayed down , for a nine. A rig h t to the bead “ “ w w l ffif!* “ >» p«u toppled the hull again b u t he was Ih'.t t h o ^ r S t ' m lh« up Immediately. ■ Dempsey tw e e more floored the THERE la this difference be bull and twice m ar? he climbed to nveen dancing and football his feet without taking a count. D*n»P««V clearly bewildered, on >■»»'« ~«Vh stood back, arid the bull, awingmg Special Arrangem ent with Golfer* Magazine Chicago, JAMES OCKENDEN—DANGER IN LONG DRIVING. It Is tho fashloh nowadays to strive at all'costa fo r length, es­ pecially off tho tee. I t ia not aufficlent to complete n hole of 400 yards in four by means of si drlvt* n brassie and two putts; you must bo able to get your four by means of n very long tee shot, followed by n very long mashle, and then your two putts. oin. u u u u t f T l was caught in 0 rainstorm in Florida the oth»r <'nv and to show you what a smart guv he is he bottled the rain water «nd sold It for 575 a qunrt. You are not considered to be n fashionable player unleRa you enn come in from your round and iayt -Oh, I was d r i v i n g so fa r today ADRAHAM LINCOLN didn't know how lu ck y he was...........Im­ agine tho Gettysburg speech tryng to compete with "Show Me th.> '\a y to Go Home" on the radio? A BRITISH novelist says George ” u*hington was nn inveterate card player, . . . . Well, he gave those boys a nrettv roue It deni MR. RUDOLPH VALENTINO says he's getting awfully tired giving out interviews. . . . And we are getting awfully tired leading them. lh you want the low down on the American iJfHIruv rate this yenr you'll have to ‘study the Red Sox standing again. RAW RAW II ( Molt HA 11A—What’s a good thing to keep soup stums, off your vest ? HO 110—Eal roast beef. A LOT of winter tourists go to I Cuba to see the sights. . . . Ami while there is no zoo we hear am­ azing stories of the curious ani­ mals that are to bo seen there. SPORTING NEWS. I91fi THE murh-talked-of tennis mnch between Suzanne Lenglen and Helen Wiills failed to materialize again to d ay ,. . . Suznnnn suffered a violent coughing spell anil hud to retire, while Helen said she just couldn't possibly play with the grooved halls in use here. Jl\6 6UL1.WA6 0O3PPEP i t n times b c to c t HE 1t»!C The Final COUNT both hands liko pistons, lunged homeland n comparatively rie! fpTVranl. A right hand caught* W**1*’ Dempsey on the jaw and tho i M oral; Don’t try to shave yooi American champion did a literal |®wn dock, or words to that effect backward dive over the ropes out I -------of the ring, landing on his back i PADDLE your own canoe. . . . among the. newspaper men. IAnd when you grow tip maybe Dempsey was partially helped you can get n Job ns a stunt nerhnck Into the ring and was on hia former in the movies, nhooting feet in fighting attitude before Niagara rapids. . Referee Johnny Gallagher passed -------“nine" in his Count. Dempsey was That T.i yeur-old farmer who cleurly stunned, Firpo, madly ex- challenged Jim (’orla-tt might have cited, continued to rain blows on got some action if he had i ha! him hut without effect. At the bell lenged Jack Dempsey. Dempsey wan launching a new at-------tack, completely recovered. Berlenbaeh refuse* to give Hike ROUND TWO McTigim another fight. This imFirpo was breathing heavily, doubtedly explain* the young Dempsey, for tho first time In the man's tre a t popularity with the fight, appeared cool, unflustered, masses, confident. Firpo missed n hard right and Dempsey counted with a FI *'!^!^ ISODE hook to the jaw and two shots to ' Several years ago a certain matho body, dropping the bull. Denip- jor league dub tried out u rookie sey sept n terrific rig h t to tno southpaw who proceeded to become body und the bul went down again, a sensation itoernlght. taking a, fivp count, "Make him He had plenty of stuff but th-* wij>c off his gloves," shouted the players realized he was "jujst hysterical Kenrna from Dempsey's dumb" and that a sm art baaenincurner. But Dempsey wailed for idng club could make plenty of Golfers Polishing Up Niblicks F o r Tournament I * b-ft to the Nnti-d win, „ i»w that r* knea. rV » was *o i‘ hurt, luwh, Dempsey * J«w and Firr ■ two counL The manager, who Imd a keen sense of humor, proceeded to bundlo the rut her embarrassing situatiqn most diplomatically. Calling over the catch and the members of the infield he said to w or re w KHOO< OUT v tb* boat what is « d foflk, ^ ** “ y» I am the OKUtJEpLV Jr r n a n o ttstt J. N. Wliltlirr, IWessrd. N tillee is h e r e b y g iv e n , t o nil w h o m II t n i r r o l i e r n , t h a t o n I ho I'l r n t il»y of A pril. A. O. t#2«, I lOiall npiitv t o t h e H o n o r a b l e J . (I. S h a ro n . J i n lg o of *altl I'o tirl, nn .MniiJo of F rtih n lo , f o r m r f i n a l rtli•■ItnrKe nn K X M tltnr »tf t h e ••Blair o r J : n 7 tV h li n e r . I»eetnne*l. a n d t h a t u t t h e nam e t i m e 1 w ill p r e n e n t t o m i d C o u r t , m y f i n a l a c r o u n t n un Kxi-eutnr i> nil lit r e l a t e , unit aklt fur their approval. _ Rate Simmons Highly Many of the baseball experts nlready predicting th a t A1 S iiiim n. hard-hitting u n m - im im g uoutfleldei u m riu r monk, ..la l.L t.'hAthletics, tL I.a f.. will Miti I the Philadelphia the American League in b«1 CANDIES Special attention paid to Parties, receptions And weddings. a Beautiful Complexion -N+*k a*4 Amu Factory 308 W. Central Aycruo Retail Store 15 E. Central Avenue Orlando, Florida - PRESCRIPTION FI LI ED Joe Whdon is * » • bound for old T * * i« "« l> o w U fc U N end has nr,,! u » tiwi J r * “p oF He Was First Francis Oulmet was the i om ateur to win the national c golf crown. He did It IA 1 beating the two Rrltlah star*, 1 don and Rny, a fter a aenutk play-off. Oulmet was ju st a at the time, toa. POTTER’S “ORLANDO MAID” ' McANDHKW: Hooray! Tho wind hns changed. CONVALESCENT WIFE: Wall, m u ll, what of it? McANDIlEW: Ye ken tho doc tor said ye deeded a change of air.—Passing Show. m Adventures Of Jack Keefe T " * * 111O n * * * . r o iit XKMINOI.R I'OFNTV, IX HK KSTATK OF Fights Results ‘h"Anv time there are runners on ar any of the bases I want y«i to b keep reminding this pltcbcr of the] •! J-lower* are cheap In Japan. In certain gulfs and baya the f*ct- There mustn’t be nny secrets. It. on this boll club." 1 tide rises ns high ns 50 feet. 1R>T PUNCH ix ir* r ru M n iH k im i L a d a Aggreeairaaeas There ia nn better fielding I baseman In the American Lea than Thil Todt of the BbaUm . Sox. but a lack of fight keeta i iro n ranking witt) the stale*.*] too easy going. LAKELAND. Feb. 10.—Profcs> Many New Mentors * rionnls In every pnrt of the coupQuite a few big nchools Irv and Florida amateurs are pol­ have new football coaches JOHN KISKO' ishing their nlblicH and cleaning fall. Among th*m *ra ’Cal hla. Washington and Jcffcrsoi Including Jnck Renault, Romero tho mud out of spiked shoes in n atm r K oh n iary Wti A. D , 1S1*. dlana, Orcgfan nml tHe Army Rojns, Stilly Montgomery anil preparation for tho Lakulnnd open a o . t'U A K t; which Is to be held over the (•Icve- Ktecittor Untnie of J. N. Wlillnor N*vy. The succetii b t .each Gene Tunttey. Iji . i. fall Itlskn went 12 rounds land Heights Country Club course be watched with unusual Inti with Tunney, tip.* following critics here Feb. 23-24. On Feb. 22 an am ateur professional event in Uiinc in Dompspy'a moat formid­ able opponent, atul gave a good uc- which local-Jfffd visiting amateur-; ‘“ Nolle* la hereby given that The will l>a paired with professionals Ilnur,I of County Commlsnlonrrs, of f VSm f V M j C n f W -count of himself. K I R K ’S Hemlaol* County, will at their neat Rlsko in the slam-bong type of will be played. regular meeting to toe held March AUTO TOP 8HOP In the prise list which I b head­ fighter, being a hnrd hitter und is 2nd. A. l». t»M, at la ftVlpck A. M.. !ar Cleveland heavyweight noted for his nblllty to take plenty ed by a 11,000 cash purse to the nt Hie Court House at Hanford. Fin., r*celve bills for building u will meet the redoubtable of punishment without showing winner of tho open nro 11 other ■County Home.' plana and apeelfleaDelaney In New York Friday any ill-effects, lie's nover been prises nml in audition the golfer i Inna of which can be had at office i turning in low score on each 18 nr V. K. Douglass, CUrk of this II lw a big test for the Fifth knocked out. Against- Delaney be ‘I battle, eiio lins fought many will have nti advantage of 25 in the 72 holes of medal play will Board. The Hoard of County Commis­ receive n $25 prl re. e more ,,romincnt scrappers, pounds in weight. sioner* reservea Ihn right ( o b je c t The dintiihutirn of the purse is ufiy nr oil Itlda, ■ . w v. a doitoi. ahh. ns follows: an d A u d l t u r t o C o u n t y C om ........................ 1,000 C lerk two words told the wholo story' of First prise rvlsstnner*. Second prise ........... 700 H an fo rd H e r a ld . Hauling Sikh . F eb . 10th. ITlh, Itth. __ __ ................. !.... 450 The Four Horsemen of Notre Third prise ............ 1150 Dame was another oft-used phrase. Fourth prise Notice I* hereby given that Th* 200 It referred to the hack field of the Fifth p r is e ............................ of County Commlaalunar*. of ............ 150 Hoard Hemlnnle county, will at their next Notre Dame team of 11124. It mudo Sixth prise 100 regular inci ting -to bn held M arch both players and team famous. It • Seventh prise .................... 75 Slid. A. I>. 19V0. nt 10 o'clock A. hi­ was. one-of the best ever-coined. Eighth prise ?. ..................... nt tin* Court linn■•• at Hanford, Fit., Ninth prise . ... ............... 50 receive lilila for the purcbnNe of one. j Tenth prise ....... 25 11* tun irUck rhaal*. Inking HiUnquestionably the old "bally­ Eleventh prise trade (Iraynni truck aa part pay­ V .......... .. 15 hoo" hns made a big success of Twelfth prise ......................... 10 ment Tho Hoard of Commissionmm v a spin ting event that would , One hundred dollar* incash will cr* reserves thoCounty SPORTS BALLYHOO rlgUt to reject anv have otherwise been a flop. CONCRETE EXAMPLES go to the professional and u $75 or u(l bid*. V. R. DOHOLARS, IMPORTANT ASSET wrist watch will begiven to the Clerk uml Auditor U» Cpunty Com' u'.mut the lime that Christy amateur winning the professlunttUi mt*alni>«r*. In the "ballyhoo" that is a pari Feb. HHh. m u , Mlh nuii was at the-top of his : atomtour event the first day. of every iiort event, in order to In baseball the slx-cyllml-J . "Muro thnu .70 of the liest known make the pulic enthuse one aptlv o tice I* hnreb; g i v e n t h a t T h e mobile canto to the front. J professional golfer* In tho coun-1 H oNard coined expression often proves the of C o u n ty ne culled Matty "Hig Six" try. many of whom are now in | H einlnide C o u n ty , _ ___ ____ greatest feature of the “comoon" r i-a u ln r m r e t l n g t o b e h e ld M arch dblng ono of Ids fine pitch- Florida, will lie participants in the stuff. D. Illid, a t lfl o'clock ‘ " ilbitiims, remarking that he lakeland Open. Among these will , . II....... Ml I When liabw-Kuth start* d on hi* big lord*. — njj nf hotrlera III golf­ 1 pin ., r s e e lv a M i l s f o r th o fo llo w .. "*■““— . ______ home-run rampage the Imaobail ♦ms r.......... — ru a i f w o r k ; ing. Willie McFarlane, national ini;M nlilng writer* greatly ussisteil in creat­ throughout the game. till a n d l l i i l l i l l n r h r l d a e s . ing interest iji the super-butter by Finn* Tlie term "Big Six" stuck to open champion in 1026, hend* the T u n e a w l ll a - O a h r lu l la ro ad . digging up new and uiisumuhI ti­ Matbftwsori throughout his entire lilt with Walter Jlagcn, national i anil S p e e e lflc n ilo n * m a y be o b l u l n n l f m m F r e d T. W llllain a. Count)' tles for the Bube. career. It is invariably used now K n g in r e r . First some one *!hifti-d from Bribe when somo one Is referring to tho Tlie llonril of C o u n ty C o m m i s s i o n ­ er* re s e rv e * (he r l u ti l t o r e j e c t any to Bambino. According to my ex- bite "M atty." * o r nil Mil* pert foreign interpreter 1 Walter Johnson, because of his V. U. nOUOLAHH. means Unix* in Italian. I C l« rk am i A u d l t u r In t! o u tity Com•in-ut speed, is known na tho “ Big m In* loner*. tuinly there i* more color and Swift." Nick Altrock gave him air of mystery to Hnmbinu tl that one. COLORREI) FLOWER POTS The "(Iporgin I’eaeli," while not exactly original, ha* been a fav­ Perhaps you find that tho ordi­ orite phrase of the writers in nary red clay flower pot does not speaking of Cohb. fit in with the color scheme of It i* the same In every sport. your rooms. If so, you can but The *cril>es coin term* that aptly color flower pots In so many fit the xtiir* nml these name* have shades of blue, green, ruse, violet great drawing1 power. and yellow, In lovely mellow tones ami In a soft, light glaze. ullii-r freak title* were One must h.ivr great ability to Babe by wrilhrs and iK’-’ome a champion in nny spurt .Ini their bit m making but n good "ballyhoo" i* perlians Ihe next greatest asset to get them at the gate. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—Tony Koo* tof l'lttsbtrrgh,- tjear Joe Peck of Charlotte, N. C., 10 round*. HOT SPRINGS, A rk.-Jim m io Francis of Union City, N. J,, knocked out Jack Kopp of Loa An­ geles. 2 rounds. PARIS—Palolno Uzmnlun. Spani«ti heavyweight champion, knocked out "Soldier" Johns of Canada, 10 round*. VERNON, Cal.—Tori Moore of England, defeated Bert Colima, Two tinall girls were playing to­ gether. "I wonder what time it can be?" said one. . It can't be 4 o'clock yet," replied the other .with, splendid logict Ijecnuse my. mother suid I Wa< to be home a t 4— and I'm not." — London Tattler, th a t I never had to use anything but a mashle for my second shots. I simply made the course look sil­ ly, you know!" Now I am the last person Jn the world to despise the long ahot;; indeed, to bo able to hit the ball a long way, provid­ ing you can hit it straig h t!;. Is ef vital importance to any player who wishes to become really first-class. * * * One may be able to Indulge In hie blind swiping fo r days and weeks with complete Impunity, but suddenly, and without the slightest warping, the mhihine begins to crack and creak, and then cornea disaster. w E -v e a Y Homes Lots Farms Acreages Todays By Dick Dorgan Y O P P IN ' \ KOTHIM V "THtCTX RIGHT ^ O M TH RO M ) We have for quick aale a nice little BUNGALOW &1 uated on the comer of 10th S t, and Laurel Ave,, a t prioe th at you can't afford to mlae. See ue a t o u about thin. Price 17000.00 WITH VERY EA8 TERMS. • * •■ 1- . .« .-l- -*■ , i j . _-jl _, . ' ,f / j f ' XJ ,*{' * ' 11"■i * " " #n| "**»•*?'mifV f \ *j •' ( «v vV* . rJa' «*r--JT One lojt on the comer of 18th and Palmetto Ave« fa insr east for >3600.00. EASY TERMS. One 5-room houae on Sanford Ave* oppoelte Roc Court with oMtern exiwaure, beautiful, shade tree flower garden and garage, all for >10,000.00 with ■mall caBh payment and the balance aver a period $ yw n. V‘ -. '!'/* C L R V ftH Y COLCLOUCH REALTY CO. Real Estate General M o a n �SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 9, lgjfe Name to 17-Year-Old Daughter S o f the n\ R G S E R T S BA RTO N . No. 2—The Blue Kangaroo ion M ister Snoopsy, the ShnJSo he untied the ntriiur nl tho (on, rushed out t>f Hldy G<» top—end o u t. rolled N uniV and , tho sun wus shlninir bright- Nick and nil the dolls. Tho gin■Retbread m an wuu nothing but t whim M ister Sprinkle mow,)*™™''* o b is l. ■wither mnu, lQokad down nnd "W hat's all th ls7 " cried the jolah at wsa going on, lie rolled ,ly old weatherm an fnlry. "Whero id over the sun and put Min- nave you been nnd where nro you noopsy out for good and ufl! going my d e n ts 7" ss. slrl That. M r t t i end of -D on't you know u s? " cried the so M ister IVnvalodk saved h\i Twins. "\V e'ic Nancy and Nick fcs a fte r all, , and is living „ n,i we'vr been down to the Lain! fully w ith Sniff WhUkcr, tho nf n id y (Jo helping poor Mlstdaf iake e K l o k - L a x wi6 n ew L a x a tlv e C a tH a rtic "How do you do," said M ister Sprinkle Blow. “ How do you do," said all tho dolls solemnly. '.‘Won't you sit dow n?" suid From Which Kentucky Man Suf­ M ister Sprinkle Blow. , fered Two o r Three Time* a, "No, thank you. We must ho going," said Miss Crinoline. Month, Relieved oy "Bock to Hldy CJo Land7" nn.d v Sprinkle Blow’s foot. M ister Sprinkle Blow in surprise. Black-Draught. "By all the lltilo raln-tonds nn "No," Knid Miss Crinoline. '‘Back to our mlstressos. We shouldn't LAwreneeburp, Ky.—Mr. 3, T. Nevlns, a local coil dealer and {armer, about two years ago learned of tho valuo of Tliodford'o Bla;kDraught liver medicine, nnd now bo cays; "Until then I sulfered with se­ vere bilious attacks that come on two or 'tbrcu times each month. I would pot nauseated. 1 would havo dlezlnoss und couldn’t work. "t would tako pills until I was worn-out with them. I didn't qactu to pet relief, Aftcr taklL^ tboYllIi trriy bowels would UNTa con pie or three times, then I would bo very constipated. ‘ "A nelpltbor told mo of BltckDraught nnd I began Ita tiro. I Dover ’hato found no nimit relief nn It pave1mw I would »tot bo w 11 Iniut I t-for anythin*. "It Lfoirpi! to eledn.M n:y whole system OUd jauito inu feul like irivf l would t,;1.0 u few dosej—«r-t rid of (Lo Mid and bare juy iunal clear head, feel Tull of do twice tlm work,' One cent a doce, KC-101 ■ ■— iriifi v i iiij/w iiiw irigigB w iK ri1.. ju ir fi-.- sure relieffor constipation •Ic H n c a d a c n o .t a n d o th e r toovrej Aii Eastern Front Corner L ot On Sanford Avenue Facing San Lanta Comfortable Pullman Busses A re O perated From Easy Terms B. L HAMNER ORGAN1ZATIQ FLORIDA'S FOREMOST DEVELOPERS Marian W. Kelley 510 Pnlm etto Avenue So that you may s»v ami appreciate the investm ent opporjtunitlea o f FUirnla'.-t pi leave the Seminolo Hotel at Snnford for Tampa, every morning at 7 o’clotk o provided guests l;y the Hijntncr Organization. Phone 313-J Yon a rc invited to w rite to Die a.i onion. pKavc!" raid the Knnjnroo, htuppiiiR i.mldvnly and Inking a liook out of IjIh coat pocket. for fu r th e r details sure Every claim set forth in the advertising approach of Britt-Chittenden Realty Company is based upon truth and backed by solid facts. . When w e assert*h at.every dollar invested in Druid Park will double and possibly treble in value in the very near future we have in mind the unparalleled prosperity and the constantly expand­ in g growth of the city of Sanford, where realty values are increasing in the most am azing manner—and that Druid Park, is not only on one o f the busiest thorough­ fares to the heart of the city, but is to be one of her most beauteous home-spots, you have the word of Britf-Chittenden Realty Company for that. We know that your personal visit of inspection will show most convincingly the par-plus investm ent opportunity offered at Druid Park. ' , “■not just a place, but an ideal spot to build your home In many-o f our-previous, advertisem ents vve urged you to buy in Sanford Grove because it is destined to be one of the most desirable home com m unities in the greater Sanford district. Promises that we* made several months ago are being fulfilled today, plans have been made and contracts have been let for the construction of a m od ern home. Work will start immediately. I he home, Sanford Grove first, gives fair assurance that the development will be carried out as originally planned. Its easy access to the social, recreational, social, and commercial centers—the low prevailing prices—its un­ matched location at the intersection o f Geneva St., and Crescent Boulevard and Geneva Ave., made for an ideal location and a most desirable spot to build you home. 1 Arrange for a visit to Sanford Grove that you will unde:Htnnd th e unUbiial fe a lu re a it embodies. Call this office for un ap p o in tm en t SANFORD GROVE, Inc BART NASON, Sales Director Firel National Rank N len iden u»\ OUR ORGANIZATION * Frank J. Fitzpatrick D. G. G riffin W. C. HiU .E . M. H u n t , • Howard OverUn Mildred G. Peabody E. H. PJcha*d F ran k . L- Woodruff. THE B r J T T -£ H m F /m K N .R E A L T Y CO., INC. �THK SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY; FEB. 10, 1926 for H eavy Undies and H eavy Dram; West Palm Beach med” out of $7,500 and a diamond Cops Get Alleged Dope Ring Leader S te 'J & B W ftte — ’ for escaping w lth 's,sm a ll fortune WEST PALM BEACH. PI. Peb. 0— (/P)—With the arrest of I K. S, Edwards, in a local hotel and confiscation ol $10,000 worth j jewels and an ounce of irnug* gl«d narcotics, police detectives ho- or teason a theater PAGE along. | sirens, ent but <• was irmy of | if not became auspkfow* and a searching fnvtrtigaUon of his rec­ ord and n tm o n a l. affairs, with the result t K t he was caught with the strong box of diamonds and watches and the narcotics. MONEY AVAILABLE . A. l \ CONNELLY A SONS AT A PROFIT * ^ dUoiond. a fte r g o in g in to ^ h c fc,nJs • r*cfivor a» * Joweler. . A doctor had Just finished taking Th# aiiigqd narcotic peddler is the temperature of n stock broker tb‘’ fourth to be taken by local who was suffering from a raging Police within the last month. Sat- ietsr. •• | «rdsy night when they arrested “IPs gone to 103,** he anntmlced In a tragic voice. Thd half conscious patient raised himself on his cibow. “Sell, Sell!** he shouted.—Amcri can Legion Weekly. n I rk * u J.H. JACKSON Easy Repayment Flan Office In new Mcrriwcathcr Building I ✓ f^ h o n e 6E JSnd S tr e e t. f drams, for thrcJ* of them . cress* be print- JS SEu. Hopt happen Ith" ever lists and »m from LRf-scorc A MONTIF [the lovely Menkrn, SOME QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT BUYING FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO. PREFERRED STOCK ON THE- EASY-PAYMENT-PLAN ' H 'year?, tewred by [ystcian tq b i been adventure, isll things tail thorWted w(th n old, all rartheli’! s, Sk which. The point Do I pay more if I buy on the Easy Payment Plan? No, the price of tlio stock is the same whether you buy for cash or on the Easy Payment Plan. ____ How Muc hare the Payments $10 per .shade per month. Does my money earn interest for me w hile'! am buying: the stock on the Easy Payment Plan? Yes, at the rate of 6 per cent per yciirl This Interest Is paid or credited to you every 3 months on the regular stock dividend dates, January 1, April 1, July 1 und October 1. Can 1 get my Payments back if I need them? Yes. On the Easy Payment Plan you may withdraw all your money, plus interest due, upon 10 duya notice at any time before making the final payment. , , Do I lose the interest if 1 withdraw No. You receive the interest just the same. If I miss or delay payments will I lose the money already paid in or he fined or penalized inany way? Refuses No. Your money w ill continut to earn interest as long as it is left with us except in case of delinquents, the subscription mny bo de­ clared in default and there will he returned to the subscriber the sum of all installments paid, including unpaid interest thereon, in which event all rights of subscriber to receive preferred stock shall cease. it Upon Remarks When do the Dividends begin if I buy on the Easy * Payment Plan? . ‘ The stock begin* earning dividends for you as soon as the last payment has been made. It must be remembered, however, that while making your payments the Company will pay you interest on every payment you ninja*. How many shares may be purchased_on the Easy Payment Plan? "ftiL-Shc liltl*- g irl »K'i. tslie suit h e r 1k r y o u n g Not more than 25 shares at a time by any one person. Can I pay up In full at any time Y es. t j When do I get the Stock? Just as soon as you make the final payment. How Much does the Stock coBt? $100.00 and dividend per share. Orders May* Be Placed and Information Obtained Through Any . . Employe of FLORIDA LIGHT & POW ER GO. and the 111 a refusal information muy bo obtained and purchases niudc through S y Cuolidge, nan of the president, goes *-*£bnff . £ ''' ^'i'.i' .hut*ths “nd if he doesn't kiok particularly graceful, bear *n n i ^ - g - * PhtT cauglu him a t ills first tr y .___ ____________ I “M IN E ” M Y O W N B U S IN E S S Firat National Bank, j&anford, Florida. There la a vaat d i f f e r eipce be­ tween speculat­ ing and investing TINQ .. MONEY AWAY SECURE- LL lt Sanford Bank and T rust Co. Sanford, Florida. r llp mmd Nall Ci.upuu la Order "luffc ur tor l a u s l r l r U ( a r * s lli NIsaL rtwrMa. > | ‘> |N| fr tlu il.V N t ilraulrru.ru■■ / j rw ut «*■'Ire* «*>l*>* wt apoKl#* trlUag niuir about »oor atofk | null a . u i r s ».>ur t ' r r f r r f r . t H u fik ul p ria o I ( , | * i.l. Co ktfbSrrll-f far - - ,.x Kmu mu to A* skewing •>o«i 1 * '. . t | | o l «• Slid U M Uriid l>«i r b a i t ■mi.iiDt du«.. K I.O IIIIM rO W K K ' 4 I.IO IIT CO* H f M f s I ***- . Mart. I U ( | , i * i. i. in suiwwOb* T*.*•»*?•» y * u r JiSV.h u n til l l « > - »■>* •“ » " * * •* I ' . r * * * * lav, b , * l u i .n ,., *blp a k » rr» ' j s w r i* r rlv n » S si/»fk { ’diid x r A a r. vlih draft « U r h .4 «K ^ . Long Time Loans on Residences and Bus inc r s Property* [lymbolic ip* a few new disfor any Lo$ For First Mortgage l a u i on Liberal Valaation Bask a t’7% Consult us first wbca ia the market for, fuada M a jre rtla A I m The Bible has been established O11 dialects *JIIII1i1 ♦m of li'i.faliak * rum another resident of tha hotel, in.2.1 English. L O’Neil Brown ;v f Mskroslly. ‘ho Loans A resale depart­ ment b maintain­ ed a t the com- B & ste who may �v ER St THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, Pay LaMarr — VTother Dies, 2 Girls Quit Swimming: Mei t ......... ................. ...................................................................................... ..................................... NVf Fob. v, l». W . YONKERS, I UniVJE,l<Q, il W I Tho death of Mm. Grace F. O’Mnni today called fro mthe women * nhtlonal A. A. U. awimmlnir moot, a t St. Augmtine, Fla., her .two daughters, Dorla and Afieen, who were entered In several champion■hip cvut*. Mr*. O'Mara was stricken ill 'suddenly last night. Both girls nre leading members of tho women’s swimming aatocinHon of New York, Both being fore-, most here In activities. m REASON \J "Why do you call that ruble ’Mil­ lionaire’?" ■ I “ Because he Is n critter of ft r million bucks.’’—Annapolis . Log. — IMMUNE JULIET: What shame th at nil handsome men are conceited I . ROMEO: Ah/ but I am not. lit-* tie girll—Yellow Crab. During P ast 7 Days Real Values, that explains it * Our Prices $3250 to. $ 3 8 5i*0 represent • * ment opportunities ‘o ntlpant \ ft ill walks *»t life filed pa »v. the bjer of Barbara La M srr, movie vamp, a* It lay in state at us picture which shows a few of the many paying Inst tribute, was telephoned ncross Mr. Prescott come here a t the His great mistake was ini m arry­ re q u e s t'o f Mr. Graves Hamilton, ing mo. The only woman for him HY do you let those unsightly the founder of tho mill, Just before was the woman who became with pimples, b l a c k h e a d s and he died, and has been making a him a muss of steel from which blotches disfigure your akin very groat success of it during the no one could ever find any physical last year. trace of the component parts of a ruin your appearance?. You can keep them away if you keep your human body'. All Pittsburgh ia mourning with , W TT8BURGII SUN EXTRA fc v r trm full full noff rrich, l r h . red r o d filnmf And eystem blood. And Mra. I Prescott and her two sons (Cpoyright, 1020, NEA Services) . I k , Karl W hitney Immediately not only that, but the very texture took .ovir the m anagem ent of the who a re yet too young to know of your skin will be soft hnd velvet Tomorrow: This letter, continued. llko—and the coloring radiant as a p lan t ns *Mr. Cordon, tho assistant rose. m anager, la now In the hospital It;* sdl in the blood. And S. 8. 8. ■burned and delirious' from w hat Mack Goes On Trial wiU help Nature keep your blood ■has happened, ell the tim e be­ ptiro. moaning th e fac t th a t he could For iKeiitucky K illing richYes,andypuredcanandkeep pimples away, noti.have saved hi* em ployer and simply try taking S. 8. 8. That's a friend and Mia* Perior, even If he P1NEVILLE, Ky., Feb. 10.—(A’j fact. Tho kind of red-blood-cella '.R a n his own lire to do it. the first letter since th a t nwful - J o e Mack, Of., has returned to that 8. 8. S. helps Nature build BlVerythlng possible ia being accident and the last letter I shfcl! this city from Hungary,, to face u makes your skin beautiful—clears dond fo r the sufferer* and already ever write you, dear little Mar- murder charge brought ns a result It up Just llko It puts — —, My, . .Whitney hAs brought some ‘I0**** , . ■, , . . of the alleged murder-insurance firm Hotdi on you— f . kina of order out of the terrifying You have been a good friend and plot find subsrqiit'nt mine explosion brine** Etron^th I n f C C C 1 chao*.. confidant to Lcslio Prcecott in the lvt McCarr, Ky„ Jnn. 17, 1H2T,. | weak, flohhy iiiusetOs I /wf j , i( will be an intereating fact years gopo by—years so full of Mck’s non.Jn-law, WVfJam II. —gtrea you -an appeto' tho superstitious when it is sorrow and grief thnt I am going Turner on wliam $85,000 iiiKuruncc | 1fto llko you used to \ . known that Miss Pcrier had on the to try to forget them. If it were nvns collected, mid u son, Joe Muck, liavo nml’ gouenilofl fateful pearls which she had Just not for my two splendid boys I Jr., nre in the Pike county Jail i thu currgy mid vitality of youth purchased from Mrs. Prescott, and Would want to begin my life from here, nlso charged with murder. i ihrouchmit your outiro syntcin. try l| and sco for yourself! of c&uree they wore destroyed with tonight. I would w ant to s ta r t out .Mrs. Turner, and Turner's sis- AllJust ilrupRlHls si ll 8. S. H.. (let tho her/ " with all the memories of thoho ter, Mr*. F. F, Fitrlcy, Coral Gn- larger buttle. It'd more economical. At this llmo, only about nn hour trngcdlcs th a t led up to tho awful bios, F la., urc also undcj» indict- , holocaust which climaxed thu end since the accident occurred, no one knows w hat disposal will be mode of my married life with John Alof the picture. ‘ Of course it will den Preacott completely blottid TO HE BLUE from niy scarred heart. never be shown from the screen. Tbe loss of Mias Perier la 'a lPoor John! I have pftfln wonVISITOR: Your son is rather st lrrepnr*bio to the moving derod If ho rush red th a t there »n,ftll (or his age, fgn't he? to re Industry. She was quite the Were two natures continually | FOND MOTHER: Oh no. hut I * t popular s ta r In tho whole fighting against each other within do think most of the hoy* „f hit* his body! * nge IUV overgrown.— Answer*. W 1 *•.' - * , ‘ _ T h e values we are offering in M A Y F A I R at the above wicesarei a repetition of our policy on every property. First Street Exter ■ ■ and ■ J, 5= ■ ■ mote than doubled in value. M ayfair buyers have taken profits oHj 5 •MB D R E A M W OLD is showing resales at more than double in nrofitsloj invested. 5 ■ ■ 5 s ■ ! ■ ■ 2 S a ■ 5 ■ ■ This sale is vour last opportunity at these prices. n - 5 ■ * 214 East F’irsl Street u n a .iu a ......... J iiiA tln > ■> ■ A ct today! 4>+❖ ♦ i*•>+■>•>+•>+<•■> • •* + * 4. m m m a o p e n in g - M on day, Feb. 15th Sanford and Geneva A W ARM W ELCOM E T O O U R O P E N i O N M O N D A Y E V E N IN G , F E B . 15TH . i ' \ /I \ • * - • 6 P . M . to 1 0 P. M. W E W ILL H A V E A “O N E P R IC E T O A L L ” S T O R E A N D O U R M R. M ILLER H A S S E A R C H F D : T H E M A R K E T T O F IL L T H E S T O R E W ITH U P -T O -T H E M IN U T E M E R C H A N D IS E . - ■ W E F E E L T H S T Y O U W ILL B E P R O U D T O H A V E T H IS N E W A D D IT IO N T O Y O U R M F R C A N T IL E I N T E R E S T A N D W E A S S U R E Y O U T H A T W E H A V E A P L E A S A N T S U R P R I S E ' IN STORE FOR YOU. -S O U V E N IR S , are newcomers and have no connction with any former business under similar J Inc. name. *1 i r. ■■a m u m I'M**' �TT1R SA N FO R D H ER A LD . W F .n v t^ y i ESQUIMOS NOW Award? Given;Out! MOURNING LOSS \n M e m b e rs OF Cffil TEACHER1At 0ra? s ' C ^ l --------“ * 'v J .... .ami . . . no « a c u was loilng money Albec what he ebud do to put H { fo"dnh i i ^ h a t tire trouble with his show was that people were ashamed to be seen entering iT" AIbcc related, “and that v e would hnve to find BOtqo rxcutc S J them,. At the tinte Uichnn Mansfield and playing there -in •Mikido' and l*Wt upon the td*’n o f forming an’ opera company, for the museum. * •To be brief I got the company together and rehearse^ ‘Mikado h week, taking the member* to hoar Mansfield each day. J hnd *5C<> with which to stage the produc,M“\Ve charged an admission of cents and the production provjxl such n success we had to call the police to clear tile streets. Soon we were giving ten performancen » day. I went to Philadelphia ami brought back a company whfth bad been stranded, so that wt* <ouh. |rep up the pace.' While ono commiiv* performed the overflow ,r n Contests W U *» Spends Three Teaching G r o u p , Of Northern Inhabitants Lessons Of Other W orld Je ars _E O N D 6 n , J-’eb. 10, ((A>))__ Thirty little Esquimos up at MnhKovis, Labrador, arc mourning th e departure of their pretty Bngllfeh teacher and straining th e ir enr« trying to get news of London over their primitive* * ^ 1 ^ apparatus. The teacher, Mary Rowe, 21, hack in E n g la n d after th ree year* of iso latio n near the A rctic Circle and is happy to be e a tin g Turkov in ste a d uf walrus* * M iss Row e rn m c bock to Englan d on th e little sh ip H arnm nv, whtch iroc4 to L a b ra d o r once ;» j e a r nntl th e only reg u lar ste a m sh ip co m m u n icatio n Mali, kox iz has w ith , th e outside world. “There are only five houses and J,wo huts in Mahknvis, and the hilts are no larger than a dining rUuin table and each shelter'* one native family," said Miss My thirty pupils came front an area of several thousand* ,.r square miles. We were 300 mile4rom, nur nearest white neighbors, the settlement run by In (Jreri- PAGE years eld and under, carries « first putfci pfioe of a t*6 rod while the event for tth» boys piemen yeorir Jnf and under carries a (13 rod. The two events .for women only earry « ---first- p'frt|e ftfii of'* «| ?25 csst»riK rod oach.*All other first place awards are *25 reels. '*Or. F. F. Thompson, chairman of the general committee, stftttd that on Saturday morning the visitors would be carried on n fish!»K trip on Lake’ Apopka. . That nght there will be a bon'I*et for the visitors a t the Knights * 'as hall where State game f ‘*h commissioner J. BTRoynll, \**U speak and the motion picture “Cntching Game Fish in Florida.'* hmH L* ..t.__. ORLANDO’. Fla.-Feb 10 .. ;— lo r S . * uwnroa the state wide S casting tournament Jo b e held here February 11 to 13 r ^ H ^ a h c e d by W. G. Fnv* er, of the gepera] committee, Over SGOO {n prize* are listed for the ten events which will b e ' tun „ the three ......„ ,day tourna­ orf during ,,1ent in addition to the extra event ment ........................ that an* likely to be added, Bays ttie announcement. Eight of the nine awards for Jtrst place carry a value of *25 or more, the capital prise being the Isaac Walton contest. Second place rnnping twine I* made from in tns event carries off n ¥25 reel. the, pulp of pine treys by a south­ E 'l n number 6 for rfhoys 15 ern paper company. , l. jjchi( / \ A . „ e d All this week you can buy at your A&P store, food at prices such as you prob■’■’t \yf. -■ -Tft*-- A ,'?%'»'* $j \ t - \l ably never dreamed of before. GREATEST FOOD SALE IN THE HISTORY OF A&P STORES i j clS a fio n ’ , a f f il ia t e d w it h T he S a n f o r d C r e d it A s s o c ia t io n Vine Ripened Iona Brand Regular Price 12c eacli only here und there u crop p ln ^ o u l of dissension. The most recent ru f­ fling oT the surface was a report that one suburban station, a fte r agreeing to remain silent and a f­ ter changing hands, was on the air Monday nights. An additional disturbing report has been th at one rtntion within the city would come tut at Rtatcd intervals on the quiet nights to give the fans reports in how distance was being re ­ ceived a n d .to announce which of the distance stations had the best programs. 1 This la ttr plnn has met with opposition, fans declaring that they desire >o “use our own receivers to find out how the distance is going." > SI. Petersburg May Relinquish Militia Company To Miami! ST I'ETEHSBURG, Flu. Feb. Id ii /I'i ) —Under its present status, tin- local company of the national guard will bo removed to Miami lodes* enlistments have reached M\t> five by^February 12 next, iiniirdmg to Captain Cramer D. Putter About 30 men have signified then intention, of serying with the loin puny, it was snid, and an ap|ii*al has been sent to the ndjudunt gi nrial asking that the tiino for nnnpleting the minimum enlist­ ments be extended. Should the company remain here, it was stated, plan* are tin­ der way for the erection of a, new armory with suitable headquarters for the company and a social cen­ ter for the troops. A recruiting campaign will tie waged between on the time limit with the local p ost,of the American Legion as­ sisting. vru. .tsiuc vonr credit record as shown on- the books of your creditors,. has a farreaching effect orf ymrr life and affairs it is the measuring* line by which many people (and all prospective cred­ itors) judge you. LAKELAND. Fin. Feb. in. ii/i’o •—l*un liii-c uf a site fur a Uinpie of labor t<> Im timgtruclod nt a cost of *|U0,(MM* has .boon an­ nounced by the Central Labor Union of Lakeland. Election will In started at onct* it was ^t t I The temple will Iv located on tla* cornet of South Florida Atvnue nod Walnut Street The first unit of the building w ilf be three storied high but it will have a foundation for an eight -tiny bpilditg. Keep that record clear and it will help you in countless ways—in social and business life- in times of necessity and emenrehev. Sweet MnryhmfpSugar Iona Brand Regular Price 15c lb Famous Tor Their Fine Flavor in i*.- essence, t h a t ,'u s it iia s tti. -o without reason VnltlnliV IrnlliqM*. JUDGE: Witen y.ui work u lu do you do ? TRAM J’ ITn all logaiu-t JUDGE Why. an organa should never b not of a .ml* W hat's the tnnddiTRAMP M> molikev died Kverbodt - Magu/im U jc a a itc n Golden Brown Oven Baked A&P Brand • CA N S* White Naptha RETORT COURTEOUS ""VISITOR (from town): Roally, I dnnt';; care fpr men a t ail. Sjnce I've Wen down here I’ve said ‘no1 u> fout. COUNTRY COUSIN: Indeed! What wire they sellingT—Answers " FOR ARTS SAKE CUSTOMER: I’d.like very rouci t<» try on that blue serge suit in. the window. May 11^ TAILOR: I'm afraid not. sir.| You’ll have to use the dressing; 'moni.—Tit-HiLs. Shall w e around? I 'it t our o .i n judgment 1 1 1 a .‘\ e w :,')(.in n jn Regular Price 12c each Reliable Brand No. 2 Can H * 8 Pr»Ix-i’ly will enhance In W . n ,e“ fuU u*,‘fi“>P ek in g that Regular Price 25c [ty iHiutrbt * c e i l “ ,i1n t{) K r o w ; lUHl mm will return n hand“M t5 con»e* Consult us and lei Property Is Your Safest Investment.” f e tte e n. h SANF0.K1) AUTOMOBILE (JO, 'I'1"!1 “f SmifoKl w lo le»J un to Si.non an W Ej B\ ^®*dty Company ' • ■n r^ *t A g1 Q jn m f * ■1l i S3 JH Hl%f ■■ B JwW �NFORD III—Business Service 33—Help Wanted—Mnic Sanford Dally Herald LP. WEDNESDAY. dfi— S p e c ia ls a t th e S to re s 5 LOTS nnd small house, Roseland Height*. $5000. $800 cash; balance easy terms. B. Zeiter, city, 18—Business Berrice Offered W ANT AD, RATES Term*: Cash In Advanco' Telephone ndn. will ho r e ­ ceived from patron* and eollectnr aent Immediately for payment. ' 3 Time Jt,------ --------10c a line. 3 T im e s __________ 8c a line fi lim e s ----------------- 7e a line *0 T im e s ---------------------- - Of a ( I n The reduced rates a re for con­ secutive Insertions. Sin words of averago length' are counter! a line. Minimum charge of 80 for first Insertion. All advertising is Restricted ip er. classification. I f an rro r ia made Tho San­ ford Herald will be responsible for only one Incorrect heertiop the advertiser fo r subsequent Insertions. The office should be notified Immediately In case of error. TO ADVERTISERS A Harold rep rtseh tatlv o thor­ oughly fam iliar with rotes, rule* oiidclanslflcatlon will give you romptgto inform ation. And If lio- wish, they will assist you In wording your wnrit ad, to nakq it. more effective, IMPORTANT NOTICE RELIABLE USED CAHSI 1 Essex C Conch, 1025. . * »4• 1 Oakland Sedan, 1923. t Buiek. Touring, 1922. V ‘ * ■'?' >/Vf - 8 >* 1 Chevrolet Sedan, 1924. 2 Chevrolet Coupes, 1924. . ■’ | > n , ■-'v \ , *■ * , y , * 1 Essex 1 Roadster, 1922. 1 Ford Coupe, 1924.. 1 Ford Fordor Sedan, 1925, 1 Franklin Touring, 1922. 2 Ford Tourings, 1922, 1 Lexington, 1022. 1 Lexington, 1924. .1 Hudson Tourings, 1921, 2 Hupmoblle 4s, 1922. I OJdimoblle, 1924. fi ‘’ -:* p * <■ i tb A dvertisers should give their stre e t or. pnstr£f!ca address as wall as • th e ir pnono num ber If they desire rpaults. About one reader b u t of a thnurand has u ‘ t * f 1 For Prices and Terms, SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX 117 Magnolia Avenue. LINCOLN FORD -L FO RD 30N Edw ard Higgins, Ino. Commercial A Palm etto. Phone 031 I—Announcem ents 9— PcrnonalH ^ of }j BUFFERFKS of hne ___________ a rt trouble. An _. a . hr):»* giria nPectoris, Dropsy, Asthma, High Blc.d Pressure, Paralysis, I uln* ‘ wtu gladly tell you freo. how vou kn»'-, «an qe'ck and lastlnir relief, 0f . y without using drugs, medicine o r IU,.., aarums. Address R. V. Walden, Box • ■ •;? 1B56, New Haven, Conn. t J. E . BPURLING, subdlvlshm W'tr specUltst. Bubdlvision to OrHeigh to, Florida oil Dixie nighL M ^ la n t ^ C I b t l l d a s ..and F.lor a 10— Lost and Found a FOUND, on F ifth St., bag, conW U ining small am ount of change, ■ owner m ay havo by giving proper h Identification, and paying for this PLATINUM bar pin, small dinmond Jn canter. Hclurn 107 W. Will Do The Work. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN g DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS CHIROPRACTIC, ____ adds yenrs to life and life to years, Try thin Soil Good Used Cars wonderful Science fur your illn 1925 Ford Coupe. nnd ailments, unil be convinced. •1922 Ford Coupo, Rho>OC;UJt|C$-.l for appointm ent, ! 55— F a r m a m i D a iry F rqfiucU i 1925 I’d ru T o u rlu g . • Dr, nvrch Mac Don gall. First Nu* i G o o d M fLCil c o w ami doxoiu 1925 Fordor Sedan. pigs at the orphanage. J. W. llnnnl Bank Bldg. 1923 Font Touring. Austin. Superintendent. Henson 1925 Ford .Ton-Truck, s\ , SANFORD DRUG COMPANY * Springs, "lTie Roxall Store" MILLER O. PH ILLIPS, INC. We make nspoeinlty of our prompt 58— Household Goods Phone 3 Oak at 2nd St filling of prescriptions and quick delivery. Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches THREE BURNER, gas plate and kitchen table, 210 lau re l Ave. ^T l.A N E Y ’S DRUG STORE—P re ­ EVER ItltlT E Radiant Oil Heater. scriptions, Drugs, Sodns. Wo Sanford Agent. 109 Sanford are as near you as your phone. Avenue. 13— Automobiles for Ex Call 103. II— Autom obiles 15— Service Stnttona— Repair -O A K LA N D Touring, 1024. $135.00. Essex Four Touring. Boo these a t 210"Holly Avt, Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile ■'<21 E. First Street rooftt, built U|» roofs. Re-roofing We curry u full line over old roofs. laniKK repaired. E s­ Our prices ure right. Cash or tim ates free. Cull Ouk Ave. and term s. Wewant your business. 3rd St. Phone 111. IV—Employment BRINGING U P FATHER MONTEZUMA 1U»TKL Snnford’s most homr-bkc ho­ tel; located on corner' MngrmhA 5 ROOM furnished house located Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi* mi Park Avenue, facing East, ness section. Open all year. double garage. Owner offers to sell j . R. McDo n a l d , Mgr. at $10,0011 will* eiisli payment of Phone 185 >-">999. Den-HerjT <‘orporntion, 515 I-irsl National Hank Dlilg. Phone We are especially anxious to se­ cure listings of lots in Franklin Terrace from the parties who urijinully purchased these lots end who now desire to sell them. We are giving this business special at­ tention nnd if you will list ihem with us will see that you get sen. ice. NOW FOR SALK SMALL furnirdieil apart nieiit-gnnigi couple. Pernmnent Herald Office OWNER, leaving for north, offers 5 fixqn furnished house in best l'»;itn)|i t.f Sanford Heights for Stititin with SI 100 cush payment. 2 ROOM kitchenette and hath Dean ilerg Corporation, .515 First npurinicnfs. II..I water, heauti* National Hank lJIdg. Phone 713. fully dernrnted centrally lo c a te d . Fine outlook. W. M. Young, owner, 298 N. Park Axenuc. Wo have 2 lots only left ■« for sale in Fort Mellon which u. ran, /udLyou u t u sacrifice. The uvier has placed them with us f-rla-j mediate sale, as he tn u t return THE WHITE REALTY CO, 305 F irst Nut’l. Hank Hide. Hnl.I.Y AVENUE 219. Five r house, nil modern with gu apartment renting for' $40.00 ""■nth. Price $7500. $2500 i haltiia e uumlhly. (11-A— MiucvlIancotLs Ex change MODERN HOMES • pm-idi design bungalow Celery A ..-„ $0509. terms. 5 room house, mu.igc, Holly A Vo*, $5500, terms. N'e.v five room house, garage, etc., Sanford Ave., $5800, easy terms, BUNGALOW I hree room uottugc on Dixie High­ way, near Lake Monroe, $2,000; Close in on Palmetto Avenue. $500 cash, balance monthly. See Eastern exposure. 5 rmnus snn I.tkc ' Jus. A. Johnson, 112 W. 1st St.. bath. Price for next few days Den- Sanford. easy terms. 1 Eastern exposure lot in Hnc hurst $1601); Cash $800. Balance n) suit. h-Kb IN D E E D - U N D E R c o n d it io n s r McCALL Sl FOX REALTORS PHONE 745. A I*. CONNELLY A SONS t or. Sorund and Magnolia MMtM Spaniah lhmgultivv Miiiuilrn walk from poatofj jiulv for immediate i^cepui lu- i- a very uttructive hungn 1 •*, n a ld e locution. Dean-lJ r,L"roV"";..41,6 , lrM NaUi ink Rldg, 1‘houe 7 i:s. San Lanta l/il 11, Block 7. e 200.00 , San Iginta Lot 25, Block P, $■ 900.Q0. . . . «, Evans Terraco "Lot 43x131, »■ 250.00. Three one-half acre farm t tiled, has house, garage a”d_ largo bearing fru it Irt'cs. $G.W REALTORS and Brokers should carry a cmnplclu list of their best offerings in the riaasified eol CELERY' !• ARMS, t.i-v termurns daily. turea celery farm $5,000. 5 a, r.celery Girin $11,009. to „rr,.s ,.r|t.rv farm $12,900, 39 acres high , lasii celery farm, $8,000 house for $01!,' 1000 SOUR oning* and g niprfniit 000. *10 acre celery farm $|0,000, B O bTH AND G1BB3 64—^Secdtt, P la n ts Fertilizers 117 Magmdiu Avenuo scqdUnga. >,no hqtf tu -one in. fur 1. ave five acre tract unimproved budding, ulwi frw ninesnplo A. Jnhll.viu, Statu Inspected, to bo taken where 1*- ” • »*irwl S trifl, .Sanford. tboy stand. Wept' Terrace, LongJAR. A. JOHNSON wood, Flu. 112 W. First Street. BARGAIN: 5 acres improved bod in city limits for $3009 cash or will sell for $700 P«r aent, »*' mice term s. Lies near high c|**» subdivision. B: H. Bankston, SM* ford, 112 W. First SL . n o MO v r TOO C O OOT I TONIGHT- f ■ 1AONE. t*b H o n e As F E E T O C m e .:: /--------- THE. doctor HlGGINS-SMITH-WIGlIT Ren Itors F irst Street and Puhmtt 71 — A p arlm cn ls and Flats Ry GEORGE McMANUS i M O » e It A r t o f CATTCHlNCt .C O L O -Y'b Y7F. MVJ’b T C/NLL O N T H E O C « P V b T E ^ p -* TDNU^M T- ** C ./ IL L p h o h i _ .Under construction Spanish stucco house new seven Toqms; .garage and quarters. Corner SS nnd Spurllng, Kas*y terms, Will be ready for ,occupancy nbout February 1 st New Spanish B'Pe i.,„. house; six rooms; in Ilel-Air on Mellonvillo Avenue; cr.;casV^rms. -New Spanish stucco V ' mya. low In San Lam a; easy terms. Lota 3, 4 ami 5 |Rlock 15 Tlpr '1 ; corner of Sanford Avenue nnd loth st, $H ... »0.00 per front foot for quick — i sale. Easy terms. Lot 20, Block K, Him pricp $2,000.00. ,3 snlcsladies who have experlonco iq the sale of real estate, good position and good commission allowed. l.AKK MtiN ROE LAND. Drive amt Wot » (rent. CUT FLOWERS for sale. Calendu­ llihtotl. Star Rt. Deland. THREE SALESLADIES on fast las now ready. 2I»V per dozen (Hilling (imposition. Phono 4fl-W. Mrs. L. H. Junes. SEMINOLE BUSINESS STEWART THE FLO RIST’ EXCHANGE Flowers' for nil occasions. S. 51. ABERCROMBIE 814. Myrtle. Phone 260-W, COLORED GIRL wunted to cam for child in afternoon. Cull upA dvtg„.A Iedium M stalrii a t 1112 Myrtle Avenue. ADVERTWK J# the JuuraaLH fr- INCOME propeprty pays mure 35— Salcnnien and Agents thuu 8 per cent. old. South Georgia’s grentrst newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday. Classified rates 19c per line. Wnycroan Jour­ nal-Herald, Waycroas. Georgia. TWO aiituninlilla salesm rn. gnml DO YOU WANT TO HUY or sell proposition to hmttlcrH. J^eidio anything? If so advertisa in slrUUy coufldentlul. ’ Address R. tho Gainrsvills Sun. L. S. cure of Herald. 6 2 — M u a irn l In s tr u m e n t;; - HAVE YOUR CAR Washed CHRYSLER Polished and CRAB. T. FU LLER MOTOR CO. i l l W. 1st Ht. Phono 092 Greased a t th e ’ PERFECTION AUTO LAUNDRY 11—Automobiles for Sale Oak Avenue We Glva Night Servjco HGHT andTivorlaj.d. .Motor Co., Park and WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ nolia and Second, First and Elm, 8anford Avenue nnd 10th Street. SEMINOLE I1UDSON-ERSEX ' E xpert service. INC. \ 203 Oak Avsnue OPEN ALL NIGHT Phone 41 Wrecker Scrvica Day and Night 24 Hours Storage i ’ CHEVROLET WALKER & LEWIS GARAGE I Don-Jon Chevrolet Co., Inc. Sanford Ave. & 2nd Ft rent 2nd and Magnolia Phono 768 l ’htmo 60 DODGE M illar O. Phillips ,Co.t lnc« Plaaauro ears and Gr thatu trucks. LITTLE TTANT AD IN Tho Oak and 2nd StrofL. Phono R TRUCK FOR HIRE — general A HERALD aril) bring you in ldg trn iM cr dr by the day. JOHN Advertise those old arGIJION. FORD 10(1 So. Park. PiioncSOH. tid e s you have stored away and Magni have na use for. A llttla thlrlyTHE MORNING JOURNAL U the eent ad may bring you several H U PS - m a h M o n s nect pled wont ad medium 1o dollars, lliono 148 and a repre­ Hanford AutomoLHs Co. Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word sentative Mill call and aoa you. Phono 137 an insertion. Minimum 25c. 200 M agnolia Ave. , WANTED to rent .'5 or I room on furnished rooms or small rot tage in subdivision mc-Iioh f M Wynn, General Deliver) IIQUSES— 8— Repairing 32— Help W anted— Female in tf OWNER will sell bungalow, localoil modod in Sanford Heights, all orn improvements, paved streets, Iorated on large lot having room for new house to be erected. Will sell for $4500 with small cash pay­ ment. Pox 250, Sanford Herald. FR ESH FR U IT, fresh vegetables. BALL HARDWARE Fresh oysters dnll Only wanted. We_____ linvo e carry, I__ , producers ___ ^ ___„ 81—Houses For Sale Call Phone 8 only the best In these I T ry our an unusually attractive proposition store fo r quality pro i. Itoyttl to offer to hustlers who hhvg come F ru it Co., 107 W. Ftt trecL to Sanford to make money,Our list" 11— Ings and clicntel is the heat. If you nrc a salesman and want to make permanent connections, where ‘ your services will ho appreciated, 66— W a n te d — To Huy IF IT ’S A BARGAIN and your income unlimited. Ad­ "W e Have I t" dress <U x D-100 care Herald, for 8UNNYLAND REALTY CO. an i»u7viow. BARGAINS R ealtor SANFORD nnd PHILADELPHIA n . G. Wool worth, Mgr., 221 Mcisch Bldg., over Piggy Wiggly, but we We have Northern Imyempihr deliver. real Imrgaina. jSm l LITTLE and CLAYDENM’ A very desirable home In F o rt •I Call Building Mellon, will soon l»c completed. See Mr. Hritt of tha B ritt36— Situations W anted Chiltenden Realty Co. Female TRACTOR SERVICE: Plowing, 67— R oom s W ith Hoard disking nnd street grading. Let us do your subdivision. M. M. EXPERIENCED lady stenographer ]2<J feet on Union Avcnuo at desires employment. Can furnish Lord, Route A, Box 210. ROOMS, with or without meals, corner of Chapman a t $225.00 reference from past employer. Box Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotrl per front foot. Worth twico tho LL care. Herald.' ' 19— Building— Contracting rico asked. Sep Mr. H unt ut 68— R oom s W ith o u t Hoard ritl-Chittcndcii Realty Co. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. •19— Poultry and Supplier Successors to Glllon A Platt AN ATTRACTIVE rmuu.dwin beds 116 Magnolia. Everything elec­ A modern business building trical. Phene 422. Eloctragith ORDER chickens, eggs, sweet po­ Phone 571-J. Near Forrest Dike near in on West F irst Street, Hotel. Radio. ; tatoes, syrup, from Mize 11 Pro netting ft) per cent income now on the price asked. •IAMES II. COWAN—All kinds duca Co. FRO N T BEDROOM, with private of Tint and Sheet Metal Work. FOR PUKE b m l. Rhode M aud family,' g c nllituan only. Plume W ater and Host Tanks. At Oak 2,412. 686- W. • —~ ■ ________ 20 acres on Island Luke ?8,Avenue nnd Third Street. Tolo- ■ eggs- ■'Call, C-s:-----------------— . . . ■ j • phone ‘111. 900.00, a good buy for an in­ TWO ehTsirable connecting bed52— BtmincsH Equipment vestment, better for u rural aims,. Close in, 197 W. 3rd St. MIRACLE Conbyete Co., general homo. coment work, oldawalks, build­ FOUR unfurnished rooms. 1291 ing blocki% Irrigation boxes; J. R. * Oak Ave. Terwl liege r. Prop. n 111r r -c n i t t e n d e n n e a l t y II. B. McCALL JR, T. M. DUNLAP; Palntln, of tho CO., INC. ’ better kind. 10th and Laurel. Iluildcrs Supplies Phone 660-W. NASH Sanford Dealer, S. A. Pine 110 North Laurel S t W. h irst St, Phorjo 617 RUN AN AD ip these columns. Tho cost is small, results nrc great. Phono 148. , , IHANA AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If you Moon —* Diana Sales nnd Servicewnnt to soil your used cat . ad208 W. F irst KL Phono 017 vortfsc dally on tho classified paqm. 53— Huiltliiig Material* S. Q. PORTER, Mgr. SECOND HAND BRICKS cleaned. 27— I’rofcasioiinl Hervir* h also quantity huts suitable for WIGHT PR IN T SHOP­ concrete. W. M. Young. 298 N. PYgraving, Embossing Park Avenue. f lirt. Wf- do It. Phfif R. It. Ave rom ufrrelnl’Bt AUTOS FOR HIRE LOST’Between tha postofflcn nnd EAGLE AUTO SERVICE Day or night. Meets all trains. BagRoum lllat & Anderson’s approxi­ m ately 250 unused 2-ccnt su m p s. age transfer. Phono B.'jl and 03-W Finder, plenao retu rn to Floridu Vegeinbfe. Corporation. REEL & SONS You Drivo It, W. M yrtle and 2nd St. a t R. R, 11— AutotndhllL'H For Sale, I/EVOE'R PAINT VARNISH 1 Hudni'n 7 Passenger Touring Hi — H o u se s F o r S a le : A1 **' if*.’ *■;-.j. J 1, V *4 . \ 1 BUENA VISTA Corner lot on Celery Av«., ' ible to city water, gas, electricity and sewers. Contract has been fo r paving all avenues In thi» division. We offer today, os owner, a t the absurdly low price of **•* *50; one half cash; b«Unc* quarterly. . �the rHE N E B B S g r J- A c r e a c e / lake Enter Mr. Flint n^ Xcrr*. Excellent Location • ' ? WOO.OO Terms $2750 Cash.. . m r .p u n t ' x ^ fro n t im- SANFORD HERALD, WBPNB8PAY, FEU. 10. 1926 AKJO GST lM ^ ^ V vrrw M Y e n jo w e e , y CO A n s YME MAKl me o w cao N j x o x m 't b g l (l0eM nt,CO WtTM \ ^ U O G A T A U -J > w. BR A D FO R D Owner, Milano Thcalcfc. S / -tTvi T scheme m u st TO G° TD leave £ > .3 IM ‘ TtjCf rr t o m e . m r .r e m r o o , spare no ex pen se to make nr a su c c e ss vajamt “to Clean t h is m a n n Cbh p o t h e u m in g ^ xm n o t doimo this for m oney __ . i\-L CCT W2U EV O U S’r l RE.*. CMOS ^ -fD SA T iSi-V NOU AKIO YOlA a- MAWT? COMC LEFT O V E R __VJHTNi 1 U S''RAY A PERSO N fe CCXVC1DE.MCE 1 OO rT w r r w s u c u w m o m s s s a - id r e s p e c t t w a t r r l e a v e s b sw im o r r -t u e c o n s o l a t i o n t h a t rr c o u l d t V \ / OOTWROOCW A S I | 7 outumco W h o y o u ! T i R C V C N S k /___■ R S V E N S B / — YOU \ u n d ersta n d / \ J i :: TWS „VATS«V O o sis-'C S S t?> i.e t 'j a m o • C‘T T \Ji DO ES Tue ccw 4 m *m s AND MAVfc HAPCSNJCO TO A'JYOOCY J * MATWCO / o j r fo r J WiS KD 2 i • i A l I1 . r '• '*<,•>' :> ■ : '• 4*1**1 £5.4i* AA %jf IrHktl* W ' TiH« Muh R,( U. 1 P«i D A. . . If it’s a celery [touM i ute. * farm, M O M ’N P O P orange grove, or acreage. Our Mr. J. P. - REGISTERED LETTER FOR MR. HENRY T y r e __ ✓ Thurmond ami Mr. L. T. Bryan, ES ON will be glad to furnish you with Umr. [fie. btIL r F our wonderful -"A 9 EXECUTOR OP IRE ESTATE OV >OUR LATeOMCLB. JEREMIAH T Y T E , X HAVE “THIS DAY FORWARDED TO TRG CEHTRAL. < TR U ST CO - IOO SH ARES OP J PARASASTbR OIL STDOC - THE W fS 8ALAUCE OP THE X STATE, « 2 5 .0 0 0 M WAS BEQUEATHED TO CHARITY* -XrtV\ R?0M A l a w y e r To o -W H AT’S IT ALL ABOUT ? CAM YOU BEAT THAT? J 1 •OOO 5 ’M O L.eosJS A T 23 «3,\JTH - W ELL-W ELL — But you opsvl P.M1$H THf. lETTCC IT 5AT5 h fC f ’SOU l it t l e P ouch o f / MAY BE Pi EASED OH. STOCK “THAT'S To KNOW That n PROBABLY W 0 RTHi £SS)/ THiS STOCK IS GOSH— HE'S A (*-< l EACUJUQ DWiDFNOi? V PINE R fificn o e J . ; \ OF $!OO0 A MOMTH $25 ooo To Charity C AMD ALL 1 G E T i$ A J . , Bv Tavlor A Different T une listed- properties along this lirtc. i * ....... * 0 3r.VMFAU.Awl. T-‘th «m«ill hou’e located on hard road about 5 miles from Sanford wi.i [}ive in mediate poFcasslon «>f honso and possession cf property nTtcr crop* ura harvested. Apply !p .O .:S j t 431. Snnfonl, Fla. • L bslBl .co X >4, ■t h a t i s ’ G E lN G i s ACRE FARM, cleared and tiled bits ,v ROOY SOBPCCT , PEACi O L D U M C lf JE R E M iA H HE W A S A W OM DERTOU \ MAM - V-E MUST GO UP A IMTHE ATTIC AMD FiSlO / (' t '0 0 0 A . m is p i c t u r e a n d m a v G i t TRAVteD / Hi f AtiXJTVl - OH , A K&OQY .'SM'T < »T WOWDeQFDL f / t-jl • ' ’1^7. E i ” 1 . IT it’s a home our Mr. 0 . II. h id i Stcnstrom and Mrs. “Belle Check -Va have listings thnt will im tisfr the inoat critical buyers, O U T OUR W A Y Bv Williams W. V. W U K F U : Realtors Maifiuilm Ave. j, O H .T h £>, \ j WOvT il.iV I M t * 1 LO.e'LD •e-Ltfcr • t a i B o i l l i ? ‘S h o t * ; VMf'EKj *. M v SH—itfal E state for Exchanyc T ifT tP i ROMALiCEt — VWO *=>vMfc.LL 1 . \ i « s ji.L C M p M H \<3 -Tv\E cUARLMtiG LH\1_ v At.iPiKl jj e'O L l -m 0 0 1 i MILLSUN | N MATO ? ME, j; tv E -fiw s •> 6 ‘ U 'H-’l-J WAWiTnI, A 6 t-P l wi ACRES DInck Hnmmock Celery Land Fur Halo. I.oU numbeir Jll, 242, 243, 244 in the SW 1-4 o( ilie SW ltd of section 1-21-31 Scininidi- county, 1-4 miles northwest of Oviedo; is ^-4 .xn^e from; t^po railroads and pijvesl road*. Hurrmtlidinc lauds making big money In truck. Price $12,000.00. Terms '-4 rash, balance 1, 2. 3 nru) 4 years at H percent Semi Annunlly. N'ii incuniirrraiiccs and 1926 tax paid. Address Owner, Robert K Ellis, I*. O. 322, F ,p* Myers, Fla. ovt BiierrtfFt,-Te6-K*erp r f & A I C l X U U t iO R ^ P A L r f l 't e B 1R P -fOLD W pfIEA W , M l ^ CVlURCVtN M t AU- ABOU-T MOUR < W O v iE ^ '- K N rtCATTf I d M -M -M 6 i > f l \ NA-UH! Hin t t v.u *v i w iS t-n T m l t . -s l J B y A h em , O U R B O A R D IN G H O U S E < C L lC W titS N O R M A L .,'**' * 9UTA<5T T tL U MOV) WE Virfv\ MoiiR \\EA«rf N i Ci |-\T. GQCtoVC 3 > A& it I \m e r e m o o r o u >e r ,->- __ / i&twMoviR 9 L\6 VVTlW OLDER reallH “ ^ IW E R E aik K MiW G R E t:v A E v i IN WW ! viAW vir(V\ VW d A U V JH 1 C O N L P tK K E E P A dT U E T E O OViL l iv e L -xrturto m sN i p r Vli*Al r * * v iA r fR e d d J)CMN-tl>Vdl\ VW W AUtb -( W K flt E d L w ! A DtWE LINDER I nuitW * uvdvucjft, H m at , ^u vper! \ti d A v i o x i d f l - * * J 9 \0 1 ^ R l NVantcd— Heal Entitle WANTED: Listings Inis in Fort Mellon Heights. Dean-Berg *'L» Fir^l Nut’l. Rank on buil,llng nrtd Sanford Corporation llldg. Phone IF YOU want t • fell your farm , >-e can be of good service to you : - we have inquirers for both small uni targe farm property. Dean^ iterg Corporation, f»15 F irst Nat'l. WATION Hunk Bldg. Phone 713. I EARN AUOL’t rtilk County and lakeland, through the StarTelegram. Best advertising me­ dium In South Florida. Published mornings. STAU-TELEGUAM '.ukoland. Florida. --------- '--1* ___- —.-.i- , _— BY CONDO «ATO De. VCR.Y C h i p p c ITMORn i n QI, evi2.t?e.TT a * C C-^7A 1N LY T>i e e .L C H I P P G . R . l» C A U <3 HT A C o C P M c kWMTv WE P LiUL “TO LIVE OVER MOOSE Full OF CCim PA n W- ogftfeR orfourtw peti\e<5> rrTomorrow WillTfell S A L E S M A N $AM / ' m ea h . g ozz .-'I' m iPP ‘mu p l a c e I TOMOQ.iI.oa) ^YEA H . m il l m - T m g e l u m g o u t and AH GOiNG bOuJN TO FLoRi^A To MAiLE S o m e q e a l m o n e y anp 1 luan T y o u 1b BE u JAiTiNG f o b . ME UJHEM t A - come da CA o jf .U.s a m A coolD^/T auctickiing YOU GET $ 2 0 0 FOQ THi9 P lace UJIUL 6A K , Tfe CAlEGMAU THAT'S (JO'WO TD * t'S GOME laud iNJ'loRjDA 6AM? 5HO(JuD t-EAvE iT To W M -tPOi OUT Ov-D MAM TmTSSPC-C TO MiML UaGTeuDA'i AW& HE <5AID UC D * iT TOvM av D «0AK wiM GOOD HW t.HR.IM lW K W -SOO T3E AT TK* AUCTION < 3 ALB 'dQKOQ.OOuy-YOU OOGHTA W ABLE YOTXJW THAT V L A C P SlQO r f ^ UJOtVTH 7V20 0 E A C H _______ ___ ‘o A M .-T THitliA H E’ S T»« ii NG TO DOUDuE’-CRq THItr PLAICE TO B e . ftO cfiO H E P O f f T o h o rttfo b ] a T i o A .r» . YOU-LUATCM YOUa <3TEH DdSlM.1. in « ^ rw» ih „ m miii R eady Proof Ol.YCS DtEy tHD // Y B ^ «V4AN.’! I Dl£ “ B tU B v it THAT; J PGkiT ” _ 7HEV PIPl' , WWATSAMATTSawrm . YOU? YOUJU5TSNO FBM ortvur awi»A m w c a n NOWVSAY THEY DiO—• WAAY MAOS VWJ CMAN4C ^ i V -me -t\Pi # wouwes KAN TVe« REAL E9TAT �HERALD, WEDNESDAY "Psohman Takes Life Easy Movie Titles N ot Considered Very Important, During Picture Cradle of Americ are HOLLYWOOD. Calif., Feb. 10, more appropriate to its actual (W*»—Motion picture productions t theme. Under the impetus of the jM r. nnd Mm. John W. Vandercimk leaving for tlw Hill* of Kong, *NEW YORK. F«g. 10.—In tho and learn its secret*, itcrlor of Liberia, where the To subntantiate tho legend th< fhlto man never hoe gone, ia the in only the word of n few nntl jpradle of A frica.” tinders. It in known, howev ^ln an almost iniccessible volley th*1 R>o interior of Liberia hoi 1 the Hills of Kong a strange rnca ® >“pe of monkeys who hnvc r if men live. They have, hot tho developed since the Miocene oi LM.turen of the A frican native. Liberia also is the home of t 'hey apeak a tongue eomewhnt rrtfhiy hippopotamus, known in Itnflar to artcient E gyptian. They other part of the world. Tho i n u vt a w riting which tcjminfclM tip •*» •>»« *•« ° f “‘range form s Jeroglyphii's of the dyniuty of riophanta-Hono w ith o u ttu sk s, o Rumeaes. ’ This legend, carried smt of the iiills of Liberia by rhanoo curavans AX natives, bus sent John W. Vnwdercook, w riter and explorer, nnd hia Wife, M argaret Metzger vWundurcook, sculptress, to sctk-fuT the .tribo which may l>e the only rem Tjant of ancient Egypt. " Tho couple stilled on “ jh ^ V '.h .iO n e Bandit Killed And H alf Moon, a frei 0,000-mlle trip whlrii will carr unlry where whtrv lew 3 p t h e r s W o u r td e fl them to the country fpi men have gone. Mrs. Yajulercbok CHADWICK, ILL., Feb. P, UJP)) will bo {fie flpst while woman over to set foot In the iptcripr of the —One bandit Is dead, one It dying, a third is wounded and two other* country. nre in custody after a gun ifight Land of Fable noar her today. • t : f Mungo Park, one of tho eurllcr Thu auintet, including Alfred Atricun explorers, tells of thd Fairfield Ond Frank Sawyer, had Hilln of Kong, a rungo of moun­ attem pted to shoot ;their way tains hidden tn the forests. !J. through a passe. Fairfield and Rider Haggard used his stories ns Suwycr were fleeing a fte r an es­ tho basis pf strange talcs of lost cape from two Clinton, Iowa, dep­ rae rs. uties tills morning. Some natives say the mountains t. The French pnd other ex* HARD ON JlKNItY Wnsay thord fcina skth range, flow or certain rlvcto indl WASHINGTON, F eb,*10,—f/P)— th a t | hero, rpi. j>/wntcr If Henry Ford should die tho U. 8. .lis strange racpT exists, cut would take 40 per rent of his es­ pff from human coutgct cxcop t as tate in taxation, Senator Copeland irfl/ltlous natives sec them Inis pointed out in the tax dehate. lrom■ ~ u distance, whnt Hort of men NEW HARBOR MASTER oro they 7 i TALLAHA8KEB, Fla., Feb. ib-*^ Do they know the secrets o f the Egyptian civilization T (/P)—Capt. Dillard Borden, of Miin d en t hvp they held over thousands of apif Beach, was appointed harbor years, the knowledge of a rts and laster for the pKrt of Miami geioncos of which a few -fragm ents each, by Governor Martin, it wus announced at the executive offices •.rem ain along the N ile? tddny. . Rare aery or Science Or havo they, through centuries "SIA" HAH OWN IDEAS of Isolation, reverted to a ravage 1 sta te ? Do they hold only a trace AUSTIN, Tux., Kcb. 10.—(A»)— Of tho Ptolemaic language and. is Children in this state, In “ Mu” r’erth air picture w riting th at loft on guqotl’u opinion, should know how roclc by th tlr- prohlstoric ances­ to iipell such words ns sombrero tors 7 DJd the civilization of tho mid mfMgUlto, so u committee which Nile and of tho entire world spring s h e ,builds hns uddi-il them with a •from- this valley in the lost Hills few' others to an approved achool of Kong? text hboik> Vandirhuok ndt - - rnldshls , ,wife, qipjer ™ auspicoji o f tho Lib Liberian govern shuped half-penny pieces tnent, will try to reach tho valley are nilu id in Auslralfu. nnd the title under which they are* second name the picture proshown occupy positions-w ith rela-1 grossed until throe days before the tion to each other during the p ro g -: legend, “The End” was- In ordir. ress of development very sim ilar Then a third title wa* decided on to the proverbial c a rt and horse. and under this, tho picture was Sometimes a pictoro is produced shown, with a definite “show ing’r title to sta rt with, but very* often—per­ haps in a m ajority of -esse*—the picture is produced beffore the ultim atc name of it is ch osen. Thus the horse, in this esse the title, is found to be in the re a r of its own vehicle. Most of the studios in this city of pictures tak e the view th at the NEW YORK, Feb. 10,—The beg­ title of s picture Is the im portant g a r population of New York is p a rt of it. If the name of s play computed today a t 4500. docs not capture the public Inter­ Quite a sizable little city of monest when it blazes ont in cloctric dlcnnts, is it not? And their meth­ signs, the play itself enters the ods of alms seeking are as diverse race for popularity under a big as their costumes and their infirm ­ handicap. Of course, say the wise ities. ones, there is a U rge percentage It Is not a new story th a t many of movie fans who follow their of these ragged and woebegone particular a rtis t heroes or hero­ beggars have been found literally ines, but they adm it th a t the great rolling in money when taken to bulk of the public does not spec­ tho police station. Hundred dollar ialize in artists. Therefore the title bllis have been fourtd in tattered ascends to the Important position shoes nnd a t least a half* dozen of drawing or failing to draw this leave their home in automobiles, unknown percentage. park them somewhere,’ get into their begging clothes and got to Deception Learned In the first ten years of active work. But in tho last few years the motion picture production, studio authorities any, titles were seldom public has been getting wise and written to-fit tho actual story, but handouts are few and far between. solely with a view to lengthening WALKING up Broadway, tho tho lines in front or the box of­ fices. The public Boon learned they other morning a “moochcr” with were being deceived in ninny cases, a brand new lino camo up. •‘Say,” .he began, “could you and a clamor went up for more truthful names. lend n fellow n dime th at he'll pny Now th at so many stars havo back a thousand years from now?” So honest was his adnilssin? been developed in nil classes of screen shows the studios rely on that he was a plain, ordinary hunt,' producers reputations nnd the and so frank had boon his 'a p ­ unifies of tho stars in the enst, proach, that I gave him the dime and write the titleo to ’ conform and then asked him why he used more closely to the story of the fhat line. ■ ‘‘They won't fall.-for the ohl ’No-*cparato departm ent of tbp stuff any more,” ho udniltted. rtudlo is charged with the respon­ “Tllo papers havo printed an many sibility of determining tho final pleco about guys with money being titlo for n production. There are pinched mid about fakes th a t most no Judges or cnmmiUcca. Instead, of ’em wus starving to death. So suggestions nre taken from depart­ I comes right out and primes noth­ ment heads, Tho.sccnnrlo depart­ in' and I don’t spring a hard luck ments naturally pro more active lino and it works.” in this work, but n vote usually is taken on various suggestions, to TIIE experience storied an in­ bo passed upon by the highest vestigation. authorities before finally being de­ Police records would Room to rided. i indicate that somaxthink likq $.10,One of tho largest studios of 000,000 wns donated to at reel beg­ Hollywood rites a picture started gars in the year 1022. under one title—incidentally, tho A good panhandler could, u nnmo of the stage play. When the couple of years ago, g c t’ff^O a day. picture reached n point where it A part-tim e worker could pick up was about hnlf completed, the title I'JB'in an afternoon or evening. was changed to one considered Tho sum of money dropped in — a u d it s -' W loom House— C orner Pin k Avenue nnd GLh Street, (Oft ft. fm ntngo on Park Avenue) _. INCOME TAX now re; r busj — ..... .. , , ™ \ . Daniel Frohman, theatrical producer, borrows a few thousand dollars worth- of Hollywood (Fla.) real estate long enough for an im­ promptu1nnp. ; cups and hat Is more than is ncedded to meet the entire poor fund of this g rea t city. Now these captains of un industry work, for the most part in the same sections os the captains of industry. There nre more to he found in Wall street and Fifth nvenue, where the purses are well filled, than in nil the rest of New York put together, . Interesting records have been made by spotters. One watcher saw a "cripple"— it may bo he really was one—take $8 an hour. That-wns considerably more than the spotter wns being paid. By this time the spotter may bo n'"blind man" taking his ?25 an evening. notice b o l J, Si-eiton l&. T o w n s h i p 10 Itnnirn SU K.. TalinhusSyO M e r i d i a n , linn filed tin! Ice of i n t e n t Ion m a k e t h r e e - y e a r proof, t o e s t a ti U s n c la i m to t h e land a b o v e c e s e i i l i M , b e f o r e C o u n ty J u d g e , a t H a n fo rd . F lo r id a , b p th e l l l h d a y o f M a r c h , CMImsnt nnmes n« witnesses! A. Vb HJoblom. of latko Mary, * BJnlilom, of lfaks Mary, Florida. „ . , J, _ i ’tinrles HJoldom. of I - o k c S larj. 1 lV*H?an» Ferituson. of I-ak« Mary, Florida. uKOItflE C. CnOW. ItOKlstnr. $ io o *v *• ■ ** * 1* r ~ W est 3rd St. and Cedar The Davey-VVinston Organization, Inc. Owners Masonic Rlilg- ru n : ■* ' Phone 707 b r i t t -c h i t t e n d e n r e a l t y c o . in c . * 0. ■ This choice business corner 65J/oxl38JAi W. Church St., close in where prices are rapidly increasing in Orlando’s best buy in business], property. • '* i *■ - * , * In d u s tr ia l T ra c t Sanford’s First Industrial Development We Have Good Buys! ( ’reated and planned for the sole pur­ pose of caring for the industry that is most-col tain to locate in Sanford. Al­ ready progress has been made, and as we have premised, a plant will be completed within the next ninety days. This is the first, others will soon follow and before many years Sanford’s-' m anufacturing industry will be equally as important as the agricultural. These thing's are as­ sured because o f Sanford’s location —its cheap freigh t rate— its water transportation and its easy access to any point in Florida. In Homes, Lots, Business Property | .a . Sites 96x26Q—$25 per foot C. A . Roberts Real Estate Company * “ Where Values nnd Prices Harmonize” Phone 9G6 Twenty per-cent cash, the balance payable In 8,x equal semi-annual paym ents. S ites 0111 cured with a 5 pe.- cent deposit, closing in thirty That will make you a davti. nice profit In Lako and Orange County Acres. Let us make you money. R ight AH modern finishes inside and out. All work Guaranteed. Look our work over. Plenty pf Mechanics and plenty of ma­ now. terial. Orlando* ■ Ijf il h Sanford Lai UNDER QUOTED PRICES Of Adjoining Business Property. - Phone 75 V* J ’ront Foot * U Maeomc Temple Bldg. - ' Price $8,000.00. Terms a. . I % * on Oak Avenuo at Fourteenth Street, PAUL LAKE PLASTER * E ea u tifu l tTo w j u iic c o bungalow —six V rooms, bath ami two porches, located Salesman— E. T. MOOltE. • quick si ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■asaasKiKin,, Licensed Heal Estate Ilroker Contractors o f ’ .. PUBLIC,ACCOUNTANTS .................... Salle 13-1B Mnaonle Tempi* Ilulliltnc 62 N. Orange Ave. W. 1. BOYD COMPANY washed and extracted] r o n rrni.iCATioN Doimrtnivnt "f »“» IntoHor r . H. Loan nm re «< Oslneavllle. . Flurbla, J«n. Z3. 10ZIL . NOTICK Is iMgHjr X>v<n jjrat I-aIw s r d E- Lloyd of 1-n.ko l l n r y , K lo r Idn. wlio. on April It, Itfiniestpml KnlrV. No. f‘,r ORLANDO ■W E E E E g E a ■■!!■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■> Damp wash 5c lb. Robertson, W illiams and Monahan V * - \. Retisomtbly priced and with gootl terms. f ' m ___ INVESTIGATIONS ststk m s i •«& B Corner Sanford Avc., uml 11 Strcot. 150 fi. Iinatern Frontaff* on Sunford Avo $200 front foot. 1-5 taah • 1-2-3-4 yeurg ___^ _ L. „____ & - — —. . fy. » ’> "Phone 1417 , ( v v .A *?* 1t|r ’ �m cn L*an^ — _ 1; Associated P ress Full Leased Wife SANFQRp, FLORIDA, T H U U ^M Y , Garibaldo, Son Of Hero, Is Marngd FEBRUARY U ..I9 2 6 . Fourteen IhiRCH To^ay T= C. 0. P. LEADERS ABDUCTION Agricultural D e v e lo p m e n t TO FINISH 2 GIRLS LEADS A f t M M im M TAX CUT ORGT TO ARREfOF 7 lves rts7t i 1t d? r ^ Sanford and will experience! wont turn conspicuous! the nation. M cFarland, -vice president of theAmerican City Harem. of Nov iu rk and Chicago who has r e tu rn n l liprc from Miami, wli.ro ho was in ohargu of a num bm hm cxp-iiMon cam paign conduit,-,1 hv the ( haniher o f Comnicri Optimistic A tom s ta te Administration Heads Will Tia .1liana Chief Of Police , *'” ■Mil’nrlatul has devoted |in u Try To Counteract Repeal And Six Others Held For tn ally his entire adult life to a Of The Inheritance Tax H >* Kidnnping Clyde And Aud­ study of cities throughout Am er­ Adding $100,000ToMensttre rey Potcet While On Visit ica, mid his firm belief in the fu­ ture greatness of Kan ford is based upon a krinwledgr of cities and the Full Investigation 16 Republicans Sw itch Their Votes On Bill |i |L v ^ P" v o K i i b i i s s i r B5 s ,i,« , a ; ? hs r u,sim t! l w ‘;building t - * i w program op ^ in g reat dollar}- of new money to the com every city and town in the entire m un» y. This w ith the rapidly- peninsula, and the state therefore fonSVil;mdl,UltKi,k' i'!U ' T l *!' Sn"- «•» Ur1onuno,late comfiVrtaidy"over ho» li„ , c sflm n ty lhat its SOO.OW more people than a y e a r ,v , ii. N U M B E R 165. t th ■l , i r ! ; . r ^ m “At0- Miami fur instatin' has huilt v ptu^cujHR^u o. uuTeaws j in fine year hotels, r|m rtntcats and Will Be Conducted Smoot (lathers His Forces To American Consul Prepares Try To Undo Some Of The To Slnrl Separate Probe Action Taken Friday Night Of Deaths Of :i Potcela \ WASHINGTON. Kvb. I I .—tA’) —A Senate vote tomorrow on U»e lax reduction lull was fore­ cast by Chairman Smoot of the Finance Committee. T ? -------------- rr-T Thomas A. Edison Is 79 Years OW Today —— FORT MYKTtS, Kip., Ffh. \ \, —(A*)—Thomas 1 Alva Kdison, electrical wimrd. Til yours old today, (H'lehrateti the event by allowing , in-wsimpermen to pound iiueslionn a t hint- • It is Mr? Edison's habit lo rvcnive new spaperm en on', bht birthday. Any 'kind of n u cstio u IUU Traffic Is. A«:ain is perm itted. Kneou raged by Home of the novel and In terest­ Tied UpiN, Y, Street ing a n s w e rs 'th e inventor has Force 20,000 Strong1 given in tho past, w riters for many puhlieatious have g a th e r­ ed to uUend the reception belli , NEW Y O R K , Fob. 11.— ill the \ro p iea l garden of the ( A P ) — H itte r cold to d a y foiKdison w inter home. A 'picnic for Mr. Edison's ■luw ed o n t h e h eels o f u s e c o n d j ", b lizzurtl in u w eek t h n t In iric d young grandson and several em ­ ployees followed the* i|ueation n u r th e u s te r n U . S. u n d e r tw o lice, l-ast night u moving pic­ fe e t of snow . to o k .16- liv e s a n d ture p arty urtbered In the natal h e ld th e se c tio n v i r t u a l l y ' eve. ' SAN 1)1 KUO. Cal., Feb. 11.— f/lh—Seven persons, including 7icnuldo I .Iutios, A lc f of | HrIici' in Tia Ju an a, have been arrested in con­ nection with the abduction and a t­ tacking of Audrey and Clyde P<>tc it, two American girls in the Mexican town. The American girl* had gone lo T ia Ju an a, which is acrosa the] harder u shoit-distunce fro m ,h ere.' with th eir pureuta for .11 visit. The two girls with th eir father and m other, Mr, and Mrs. T, M. -Potcet, weft* found in th eir home last S aturday, all iu t.n n tg i'f them ! dead un<k the other dyriur front I I I I - * " W I A j _ ................................. ............ T h. final roll call, planned for Homos sufficient to take c a re of today, was post (toned while nd100,000 additional people. m ini-tniU m itepublicniis sought to recoup some of the revenue “ Hut jjvou th is great building program 'rapid nut have bundled lossc? voted yesterday by r e ­ the crowds th a t would have' come treat of the taxes on automobile here hail it not hen for adverse t a r s am! trucks, udinisaiona and propaganda. It hu churl the s ta te , dues. Chairman Smoot said 11 vote b u t 1 think th a t it has largely sn o w b o u n d fo r 21 h o u r s , , spent its force. At Miami fo r In­ tomorrow would assure ta x r e ­ stance, they ar:> expecting th e lute duction hv Mar. 15, when in- ''^= 1 A d d in g to th e h e a v y sn o w ifLatspring to brintj, y n o r r to u r is ts t u .' u tin e H a x iusU tim enta uru due. Er.t ‘ thiui 'a n y eori tsnoudiug --------L iU l-iV l Dve« In th? east, y f i l e r Cum inimical inn Front A. t . ' .1■Horida Lthr-. time in Florida history. T iio 'a to '- , WASHINGTON. Feb. 11.— OP' gas widen had been tu rn e d op, opd a y s ti.orm choked roads evt y -. >. [pr;n! A s k i n g Countermanding s about Florida a r e (pule absurd. Administration I'.epuhlietitta sought 1 nttrenlly suicidal intent. 'A uthorwhere, delayed railroad tru ffle, ami has received the In u n t of today to remit*.ruct th e fax slash Jities believe the fnmilv dvleiiiilifOf Commercial S i r e e l particularly in Mihutlian di:driet«, \ pMTpropaganda becauvo it i» the ing orgy indulged in Inst n ig h t by ed upon this course when they and Ileaped d rifts 10 anil -12 fe e t . Opening Order Received U. H "11 ‘t mo; talk oT city in -thu sta te , the Senate in adding $100,0410,tltHI returned and felt th a t shame had high _in many sections of New< --- * For i- an there have bciiU sto- tu its $3.pi2,0(U),000 t a x redaelion been visited upon them as the re­ General Pepnino GnrlbaUli, g ra n d ­ G Knglund. A storm in Chicago took ritaf the Atlanta CouM l.ine lics C £ t son tnrougtiont the north that hill a fte r to tin g tu repeal the in- suit of th eir visit t« lla Mexican of Italy ’s lUrcibtor, su rprised Railroad Ci.inpati, will , otv-ont to three lives. i the 1 a snrall-pux epidemic heritaneo tax.' town, l friends by m arrying Mrs. Mmislyn the Scniinole Hoiilcwini i«<-rug ul there I W hile the east struggled through' Othern Are Arrested T |„. su,t,iOT, tu rn in g of Id IUNichols T aylor of New O rleans in through ill. property on the lake there, ; .I n yellow fever epidemic, I'rupoM'tJ litim l I s s u e B outtlcd *t"h0 snow drifts, Colorntlu, Monkunx ■ vuiiUnuctj ‘>n Pago two, puldieanH who first- hud voted New York. Thyy loft fo r a honey­ front, west of park Awnue pro­ j, Other persons who have been a r ­ S100.000 F u r D ig D u ild in g ; und Wyoming wore basking in moon in 'C alifo rn ia, ; ‘ „ _ _ —; a g rin st repeal of tiio iniiorilnney rested by Mexicans beside- L.hutos, i'm 'iiiR I le n t I, Ikle d U efcrH wf r "’ «»n*hlnc. Dinned by Chinook viding the o t) 1 ••llimim’i'iiieiv will _ __ “ _ U A —. j*J-X •v v . , lv * iitiu wIinto from the HocKiun ami noting rext 'ml titeir r, ; elution, which was H i A f . I l l i U / I I I M O T ,I,X and then joined an alm ost are: Luis Amador, Tia Juana Ca'e ill I a x ’Fret' L ily Properly lhcroMcd fIockN- of r„bins. p a tro l recently, ordering the open­ t J j E t i T l x I l J i J T f l l x l J n U l *o1id l>emorratie line up in wliip- pnmrietor, '.wlm i- wanted in Um Montana Having Nice W eather ing out the tuxes on nnluntolulcs. United Ktutid a lte r dimptng a ing ><f Ciimment,il Street ihrough Itiebnled in the list of p ro jv ts .nil,-! , intis and ilues, pinnnited a (ij,Mill,1)011,1 ip l.os Angoles aftai Great Falls, Montana, pstinllv a to the we.4, '.i- the 1 ilbf-tatiee uf lor witiilr the city I k to link n ‘ stronghold of winter reported a his nrrvr-l for the alleged peddMiiit • tuiti. reel's • as um vod-by Seiwrt.nl' U letter reeei\'il •'i\ tile city "10111 Hind, K pnlilican of P e nnsylvania, | of nureidtv $2,000,000 IhuuI issue is prupoocd butterfly. Denver has had iemo',rathe railroad <.,ials a few days Rcfuigo Alwnext U r te m le r . who p , ..djolnhig t tires Hi degrees above normal for.* "Iti view "f tin sto rm .” ago The let mi a!.-b a: lied it her * ’ thu first ten days in February.’ O airmiiii Smpot of the Finaias' is iK-llcved to l,u \e misued Ami * 1 til J* coin ; * it'll.-, i )tu l . among which rev Potcet. „ lle, rite girl In,,!) l'r" l ,**"> owned by the etly. and m> They are plowing in Alberta, but * < .nilIec. Iw'l'cful tl.ut the storm tie >n-d blown iiM’lf out over night, hepii lirought back t>, Tia Ju a n a , which no property assessm ent can forecasters see a distmtaipee headL v /A IA L kJ v f \ r A , 11 hr *irhi i" ii n u t .1 bridge iBila- i i L . f i rldg over lliilv Dgclinvs I'ropnanl ’** itail | be made, according to l i l y oUicinb) ul thnt wny. , ,* light toduv to I'ound up enough R ot Kpitiigs. b.Hi»lth o r .1 iinuel . rider, ihe proposed Frahciseo Gnnxnlis, mem ber o f, who said tialiiy tliat many people While a 1inlander rancher wim l.e i Long tu Uf N ntiuns (Ii. f i r e ng’.' •• undo miiio of the m:loule .a rd at I inpoint where the Franco W ho Has Just !j ......... ........ 01 . e rtorda y, especially in the Tin Ju a n a polnc de pa rtm e nt. I were a p t to becom e.confused over eaWbing n box of grass bopp**rs Decision In Ulcgetl H arsh * la VBy- Ramon .. . . m .. 1 1'ouit'V.inl ru n through .be i-il.loan Y o rk Kang. Chinese time j "**mit a pa viug item listml among nv imlUnUomi thnt winter was ovort ( u m pie led I r i p lo H tienas , I bell'll 11 |i in pert v, nl any future dale T re e U njn i ( l f T h e '(i (,-rinunj f ........... alter of thu Hotel Nucvlntml, whyr •, the projects to hem dit from tiie 10 tnebes of snow w;r*rt fulling In pr W!llr Aires Front Spain, Dpsircs , tin y might «<-e fit. ; I'lnlailelphin ami Washington,* D. 1 , total roduclion of S 152,000, Audrey P o tc e t wns found by lu-r sale of the botuls. ^nnu ROME. I'M. l l.- t/P i -Italy do- 000 provided by th e bill at tin' father Thursday morning. T il F ly T o U n i t e d fc'lu.ies n»e letter -was read by the eontlmvi Iw n 11!„ with a foot or innrw fnlting . \ Officials say they hnvu missiiinurM a t their regular meeting - c|j,u.H nm reposal Vo bring nileg- eU»s< "f \ ynuk yesterday lx $l'J-rv Salvador Hlpinwi. drix't'lJ asked t, irtimLLr the ica--■ taxicab - -- . rnirf-of , Vimos r-~, - i- turllier —- -x-~— . - north. —w^ -r^ i of dr lust Monday and was turned over ... . . ... ' „ iinlitalng- tf m*\ piDinu 1 The storm, now "headed north* Wltn PKeet an a fruit -i Hon son for including'j reel oWi.immi 'D uj’er.tlv v r f t * figuro pN>id«d AiiiKS, 'Ki4i,,Llf—i/Pj Do C/.y A lh in irt Heurge A. IM ’r.t-1 rrt <u Irea'mcnt ’'f in e i.erman mt- m tl.. lluuae^ •m easure ami th • less 'HVairfi for Tpc girls at Tin m the bond ItEUc T ilt,wliv n »|a'tiui 'eastw I ff etherrtt , .. ard J L , in..tig* Atianlie Oeenn^ ur- " naving rldwh Troth Pahm, Alth itr-rti {RAiotis to noli.y the j ra.rit.v- m the upper A d rift before Jlinnn. Hot Spring. '.owe«*nnmt bomU were being sold Iwhispcd -huge seas nnd <lh>)u -by Scoretary Alolluu. 'Lewi, to itueuos Aires, Com uuuulcr lla n i- ' railroad company tliat the city I the Jarag'ie «f Nuticioa for aiilujt- mnxta.'im Frarieim o Navarro, bar tender to 1'ike cure of paving; Special ron*taf ships to ahrllenr* C ba uniun Smoot told fhe Sen Mnedjf. "ii Frar.ep said to d ay th a t ht? wouM would not rescind the resolution 1went *nssesHineni bond* do not cover th" 1 Kail Traffic Kuffrra^'lleatiljr ) a lo its action in r e p e a lin g the an- for Luis Amador. tain ■b'»rtly send to King Alfurtro ft authorizing thf opciiitiK ComThi» .mtiouiiccd Hus. hh«4a a . I; ^ .n .m m u e , by o> I' "r»■ ^ . m o b i l e pan* e a g e r c a r levy, in Thorough l'robe Is Planned ! |,ro ,/'ily owned- by the 'city ol Kailr,,ail traffic suffered heavily. utter AJuxrtohm "< unm iaU kubh # |o„ t)f $70,000,000 in fee elrln proposal to continue tho flig h t fr<mj n terd al Street. Governor Rodriguez, of the ' Nani,»r,J. liu-y expluin, and in order tboirgh energelic miow ‘ removal , «ri turn- Due hum Airca to New York. Ho From .vbnt those attending in*' ( term s to ihe Itaimn -enate revenue, "will ruin the bill," while nurthern district of ..faiwer Cali- for th - rtlriels on which city im p umHiered the situation after noinut. I declare cxplajU 'ly. I , m d iSl,,lntor Couxetw. Kepuhlican of inrnia, nnuoum-ed lie will have a city I., located t > In, kent in «■> inmu in New England had l<ccri" added that his plane, the Plus U l­ meeting were able lo gather, ihe fr. Lewis tra, was in splendid condition. city is expected t*« take immedinte j, c ti'n ln.y ■ that ,l'- ,["11 11 " M Mi, l,ivun. e a u n (rre d th e cha rg e th.....ugh investigation and that good repair iis those »u wnieh pit- ,in, k hi drift.. pro- • jaudtinc populutnm m ,io opi*er ^ (( damiudde o u tra g e the K'dllv persons will ho punish - 1 'al«! property lies it it nieossniy ition At Hrockloii, Mas* , puldir Iniiid. Franco desdres to fly hom e by n t c p j tow ard condei tuxes o ff dead ed. [fee mir. way i f ,he South A m erican we i t CCcdiligs against live dtsputed rtglit Adingc does li"t i o n - titole mi'ii.r- () >llU ru t.,. j i h a t menus of raising money for mg< were turned over t<> immlrmla ‘ til head - coast, crossing the southern Andes Of, Will. "V aa '"I'rtlnied *' 1 11 peaix • „,i]|jnaaires and not relieve tho.-e Tho work of the officials in Tin I their paving !„• tncliidinl in tin-.of perm iis imalde i" reach th e ir He had Jlianii In-t night wart rnnluuu'il ( mimf"i»»ur. it is "said. hoiuen- N o e r .il m iulk r towns were »rt nigh, .mil vjMtliig Chile, Peru, Eipm dnr, The eominirtMoaeiH, n discussing t r e a t) . Italy doe- not a n «pv ' ; iitirdensome levies." i h s p i t a l Planned j ,u t off from the outside world by v( snuie , tnlii.t, Cuba and flic U. S. !lo the propi' .als i oiilaim'd a the , "tu I dwUHMou of till- in**i t ■> m i*»y ! routdll tile plovtsion repealing tie until a lale hour D uring tlm duv ably of V..IHM-U ami wdl • , ................. levy, which was uii ami night several de|Miaitioits wci Th, ktim ot $D)d.Utlii foi luiddintr tin- drift*. * atMthaig , i n p r iv a te ly iuform ud th a t inumeat ton. w,r, 'if the opinion astei and <,|uippiug a 11«.Mj*it it I lia* Inen lit I'lmd.' I Litiii a string of (Lroo thut th u t tlm the railroad euinpany com puny would !j with the ll*c greatest greaicM energ. eae'gy »«•* 11 1 i proved hr l» the Senate. 1'.'" to 2d. taken from witiiesxt"* who had be, |Wfeti lie ins tl In us. will be unproved. uikie-l to the amount ,ingniail' ircigb* <ar> were >now oil und, c not ask the privilege of construct- | anj" plan ol tin.- nature l" with IK Mcaiocr dvfi.iin! Deli me rati, and •"! Kepilb grabbed since Toes,in, "I have a r r iv e d ." This v\as th e ing the hrulge or lannel over, of [ ii"l menaces, i roduelive ..t ,i.o Thf officials said they have iliooehi ii,-, esnnry to ran c by ll„u( until <>nJ> the lop* of Ihe c a r l it litre vwi, aige sent by F ra n c o to K in g Uinder the boulevard at any early urns: they ate uml.mlahh- a tom KliinimiDoii of tiie taxes voted l*e,-it given inr tl urjittn* bv ifn, - ilig- bond v ami the total imw » n i ' ) i .dde, M»j"r meA'foitrto sh n rtly a f t e r a r r iv a l Imre date T heir order for the «prm'»U almas, with / i S ir ,e l I 'n r r ts Exceed 211 Ihousund and digm > vestertlnv may nssuie return of i ip ir Rodriguez to .-make exam- MlMinl at iii, 1iltl,iKMI. The se tv ra l parkv ot t h u - t i l y . It wan lb*' seeuntl million doll at*.Bvaril- a 'y e rte rd a y from Montevido, on tiio •or Coiutner, ml Street will iml fe ; i» the eusiom ol new Italv . - fh the inlitliilanee tax In I.hv hill ides of those proved to have hoeu teg of hirt flight. tea many Germans make,toe *.r,,v whin it i-'iuhea the eonferene. lltl|dieNled in tho offense-, ngiuli-t ;iiIn in w iiiunicipu! Iiuil' iitf; tile now ol New ^'ork City, this sene . it will lo j counterm anded, tliey : anl' i-spRul and the w a te r ,.oiks a e con. Tito $«,IMM,(HIU thun fu r ut*» aiti, reniesentalives of the h itihc tilt- Potcet girls. While ties in ide. The fhe Il,s:j inik'.s were flown by i It is believed th a t one ol the’ rail- | mistake of not knowing fwr. Stitt,, 1b" seaplane 'in 02 hours -iful ( r - ^ m u d lonipe.uyV main obJveUotta .<> I This » u la m e n t wus limit' J,“" " whose leaders already had served rostigatioii was under way in Tm .kid to la’ a -few of the tynpv ii , p ru p riu te d this winter. |»nil,aiJiy Wilt, h-r ro.,| minutes. Fratxtipiyfnf'"hts eornpan- t i„, „,.,.,ii.ltr ,,f'Commercial S tre e t ]tbo same time t.erniuuy f “ •‘I*1 * l* ilntice they would fight for its re­ Juana, Frank Hauer. American viei owned Gy the city whole {a,vm;: him will be wl|M'd out. The s tr e e t --leans nr t* to In- iuld toon, on J ing furcyx exceed 20,000 men. I i t,llt nms were giveri BTt ovation by :s |,«eaui.e ot the ultimate removal tion for nienib«r»hi|i in , the l 'i # v u tain to tho bill. Repeal of this consul ul Mcxieula, was p re p n iii.,'i hoen laid, Dentbu reported in -the alorpt lev, iu,d the rcUocatioii reduction to ytnrt .a separjite hrobo of the which it is iip$io»nihl, in rniac M( will tboUi nmU of the people people of Uuenon f ,hPjr freight uukmding ware- was being road at (*eneva. hoVt'H, k ik f. tiio ii, |jc > Itsi.-twy m r L'iOV' k< or- COMMISSION N0T TO KILL STREET EXTENSION PLANS NEW MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL SOON B SPANISH AIRMAN PLANS FLIGHT TO m w YORK SOON RE ALLilWKI) TO SETTLE DISPUTE Aire*. The demonstration began Soll.e a t Railroad Avenue .ml j Mussolini r c M .e r l ^ that Holy iaVu>.|,A'f»». 'when a large number of tmilurs Commercial Street. The street 'would decline to permit physical Rvini: in a triangle with Lite Plus wi'idil according To the eily's plans, or cultural violation of her ro e l$« c„a| I 'lira at it;, apex were aeon coming cm directly through the site where tier. The upper Adioge region I fit will "I* over the Kin de la Plata, to- t ,1L. warehouse now stand.-., a- well, not belong to a ‘ e‘J ■11)11,.' wards the Capital. It continued u n - ] us through the freight yunl. o il-j eoinmumty aud Italy u tinue her policy ot/VRoniun cpn* J*r*Wrt t i *‘l after the commander had do- 'm * ediately to the west. * ill territory the |io.-*e*iuon of wlm I:, pith flimu live red a message from King AIenlttmtl us well us physical. fonsu Ui the preff1*l?nl of-A rgentlna. KrVHll . ^entinl to the ."Utoty of Kaly. paid -.1 vi*it to the mayor and went f 'lta rl n u IV ... .... - ,i„'i inun eouiii i*e stepped. I_____ Indicating t« re. During the duy Franco received , rrrtmenl n message from King Alfonso mnk. I’re-ling the commander und Rule do » «y the Alba ami Duran, his companions. *» Inui "gentil homlm's” and e x p r e s s in g wiii, h gratitude to meeh'iniclan radio. "When we left Palos I foil that r . I we hud tip chance* out of 100 of I*G\V rowhiltg iluenoe Airei.," he suid. ' The prubabilUics of our buccos* In» e m » c r " ere-hasod on minute study of ull • Hhe factors we might encounter. JiFeb. H. - — ---------------— . ,Ttw* * *°ur Injured In dc«th. [b u n i whii **» unfold- HAINES CITY. Flu., F$h. 11 — K p k Libby, .v2n5.s'Jf ? 'Ch " e r e ' nioro or lcs« *«•verily iajiq^d' when a roadster, JootexJ the maximum surtax rate U> 20 •tier vent for greater reduction* in tho lower to r tax rate s "you ■wtrppctl injuttiee , for injuitico with the Pepuhllcant." H» sug, gested th a t "Iwruafter you let -i these m atters b* settled in th>' Senate on their merits.” said. "1 ahull, however, rest- Automobile W reck ted Counterfeiters Held For rial At May Term Of Circuit Court " S T e ..... -.... v vWiLl u given i«,. : “Vvntimed n e a r»Davenport hvc ,J V.U i ^ t r d a y . Th.- automobile # » i ti the ir.. *r*w> 10 rtklddetl a hundred M _ ^ _______ W (M^ ^rowing the o©ruT|my work In that potitimw’ . 1*|jtUr Mu- i■ *r; chiiS. thc far c k a r of lhc Thl‘ d4 w U d f t h r S S I S r t l S Z savedl.thr Milicr and L. C. Stone, of Haines Kirk’ ii*rp *h*ken and bruited. *»*o of Haitietr City. *n Rrntte, mid ttl" lh c *L and back l»o»sil»le , internal in* buck to their former lcv^l,e»nc* coniiavim } l* “ V Ukcu W inter IN HONOK OF N ^ kNT -** Departmrt iiavrn fur m, X-ray. - - ABOARD _ S . ^ P K E b H ^ s;K T,K*V^ ‘s a r ts 'K 'f ilW - - ' “ «ta*i«Urrd x v w ^ lN S r HHV. j.AW u l^ S Fcb* W’»—A t^|«uuiUrt B jJT, ' " " jvaarr leader or nf the "joy *‘Joy ^htaiing. that t h« prohibition i?*., arjH ?-K« iar•hinag H\ S alleged nlroeilica under order from J fund* olhl r than llpottgh a gen* were; l *biuret ter, Mars., it. I’Hiladelphtn 2. Rtuiton, 'J, New l.omlnn, eral' *t*:ii(i ot city aeeuriticx. the Amerieim stat" dvnartinetil, “ Dunn, 2. New' Haven, .Oonn., ), Imjuir) To lie Held Fridu) (ircenwieh. t 'n m u I, Hlddcford, An imiulrv into the deaths of Maine, I. Trenton, N', J., 1, New the Potcet family will bo held to­ York 1, Worcester,. 1, and Pit** morrow. tucket I. The story of the Potcet girls as The florin was most saver? in fold them two southern New England. Muino-aud dentils, wax New llurnpdiirti today worts feel* after several Ing the effect*. Now York. Now tin- sight* of Tin Junnu. tbiny were plied with iiipior and drug.) j Pliurlea D,alloy, negro, was nr Jernoy, Ponrisylvanle, mid and W est by u man named I.uis -who intro- ( rested yistenlay by Policeman J* Virginia- Also were affocteil.' iluted thorn lo thc chief of polic i). Green nnd lodged in a cell At uml others. Clyde w as ti Fen by police hcuthmnrtvrrt in connection the "C hief" to a s tr a n g e hotel and with the murder "f Jessie Hogan, Audrey also "'»» rnlsui-cd, accord­ negro«s, Tuesday night in iKdds boro ing la their account. Clyde was returned to Tl(j J u n u t 'I'h. Woman was shot and killed ami jumpert from tho antomobils j In front (if her home on Povuii in front of her hotel, 'he Sup Avenue and police suspected Dmi Diego. At.nlgy w^s foupd by bve ley of the rrim o but delay a rm d Tho homo of N. E. Sistrunk,. a« father und a police inun ’ ri.e next inv him ur\til they bud uncuvrruJ dav In ,i Tia Juana hoUd inur the additionul ovldfPee, width, they 11*02 Palmetto Avenge, was de­ believe, will result In hi* bring stroyed by fire this morning about. twiflcc station. hirld to uwait tho action of the 1 o'clock, vylth a total loss of all fum lturv. Two automobiles In Keminute County grand Jury. .Several witnesses to a i{uarrel tho garage at the r**r of Hot betwiett the victim of t|te shoot­ home were also lost when tho e n ­ ing and the auxpoct have been rage burned to thc ground. Mr. Nistrunk, awoke during tho WASHINGTON, Feb. I I — id')— found. It Is said th a t the couple night to find tha bouse in flsm aj had been awm together many times (Jen. Pershing returned tu Wuah* and 'in turn nrpueed .members <»> logton today for medical treatm ent during the past two wetks Uml he' family, who nsm tw ly • « * « after a five months’ absence in that they frequently nuarr*d<>d ow­ ng trapped within the biasing Soulk Auuriea as head of the Tar- ing to Dodiey's reported jealousy. ucture, according lo reports, Dudley ij said to JiavS ’ been in lui-Arirn |debUcit« emumission. ■ Ahen tho fire department o r Pvrvhtng wax met a t the railway • he neighborhood of the sboiU rg |j* |‘ rived rivt-d the house bouse was a m a il ,-f following tin, affair, station by Secretary Kellogg. Un* immediately 1 and — "»»«. ond too tod" near go..v gone to "jive der Secretary of State Grow, Mai. but h* denies iteing near'the hou.-e | «•■*•• It was mxjneouslv reported thin that nighL Gen. John L. Hines, thief of staff ! rauridng that tho noine wns th of the araty; Maj. Gen. Dennis E. property of Claude G, Kistnrol Nolan, deputy chief of. sta ff, Dr. Second Aluminum secretary of the'A m erican Fruh Police Arrest Man Accused Of Killing K . K H Goldsboro Negress Si sir unk Heme Is Badly Damaged By Early Morning Fire Genenil Fershinff Arrives At Capital Probe Recommended; tJro*ir: lnc A1 K. C. Couch, J - *■ afternoon and charged Tuesday pf otuer goverttmenl officials. Tuer Ul having in their possw.ion dies the place the men were in the nr* Wa s h i n g t o n , Kch. i i . - < ^ ') - i J o is o ii After, other brlaf Kri-^tlng* ho with manufacture of ■r of wax taken to tem porary quarters Another Investigation of tha Alum- i A I i V ** D p form rbiaVs were given a preliminary SiSi-S? «*• a*".! Hir'rz fursse. c b fipwfw pulp proper, according m the Sh*,'"rd'"•b," K 'r'id ip an uptown clubhouse. The effect da the general's health of tho voy­ age from Arica to Key West uml th*''train Journey from F lo rid a'to Washington, wac described by niembor* 9/ bis party as negllgible. — , ■ TWO IJODI Eli FOUND YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Feb. II. Tb» fr»>«*n badiex of two inen bearing evidences ul g n a t vl* uU-ikc . were found la an autumnbile a few miles from acre today. Official* expressed the upiuiua 0># niCD cither were Very Much H l 'r l n r * ! (mini Company o f America In ■ A 1 1 Y ,1 C abi i b Secretary Mellon la 0 stock­ WEST PALM HEAGII, holder, was recommended today to the Senate by its Judiciary Com- Fel). 11,*—(Ah -AI Jakooi,, far tummiian, residing ot tho uiittee. -v Tho committed divided, nine tq Poinclamia Hotel a t Palm seven, with thc seven Democrat* emphatically danied the and Senators Borah o t Idaho and that he is dead. 'i 'l l be un the bedcU r e t Norris of Nebraska, Republicans, voting for tho W olth report r-wiim, good sun bath in a. and iuiv Cl Inch an Investigation, •even Republicans selves the H a m id minurit r “ jw«t . mortal t any senate immcndatlons -rrtn f f " m m : o r.» 1 j £ “S S raided autborRlcs. They were brought to the | at lieu station a t the trine *f their a rre st and held there until their tran sfer to th e county )«" " .? y K"»f* * -•« » |$his morning following the action each. , ' Judga Shuton Police lecelV Thn men gre said to b*v® from eouie Erenfb'* a***® _________ ROOSEVELT. tiV ^ is ^ l lk ilt* of O i ^ c i ^ lfhboig 5 5 had Their activities durW reath* " ^ L b‘2 J J ttS n t Atlantic uili°"‘ '* j A" careful furveiieast upon «the *— -**b, hi cast « tu *. lw„ seatugn lance here «rc be**1® ftear the "P01 * , ” ished in help in order to deter1' " ' ih^ thxSe untU Mondsy of$s not they La'*states = n* ^>Vt r-W«y, ^ — __-n «"« " (kbodiiu: Ll/x- vV'^ W'c J- J. WUltrapf Luke News in inheritance mien in effect sine" tie* increases were voted .two year* ntp> would. Involve a Ivss of $20,000,000 this year, it was v*l• mated. ■ Di'penl. of the taxes on mlniis si,ms ami dues was apploveil. U<> to :tl, on m<>tiyn of_Sw,u,tu,' Kin({. 1)eiii<>erat of Urth.vctAniter m the Kmuuco CunxnittM) proposal mete) to insure the tax oxeprptions on tickets. tile autotuohiie which the House umiH'L' Committees bill with a into to obtain $0-000,• revenue urnmulty, Altfeough D'v Democrats lined . 4 * -V.' •jiK> � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 10, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a5630f2846c509c1e42bc18e0677cf15.pdf 2f2eadd1edce49dc8292429078f996ae PDF Text Text HERALD, WEDNESDAY Cradle o f Americ jM r. nnd Mm. John W . Vandercimk leaving for tlw Hill* of Kong, *N E W YO RK. F «g. 10.— In tho and learn its secret*, itcrlor o f Liberia, where the To subntantiate tho legend th< fhlto man never hoe gone, ia the in only the word o f n few nntl jpradle o f Africa.” tinders. It in known, howev ^ln an almost iniccessible volley th*1 R>o interior of Liberia hoi 1 the Hills of Kong a strange rnca ® >“ pe of monkeys who hnvc r if men live. They have, hot tho developed since the Miocene oi LM.turen o f the African native. Liberia also is the home o f t 'hey apeak a tongue eomewhnt rrtfhiy hippopotamus, known in Itnflar to artcient Egyptian. They other part o f the world. Tho in uvt a writing which tcjminfclM tip • *» •>»« * • « ° f “ ‘ range forms Jeroglyphii's o f the dyniuty o f riophanta-Hono withouttusks, o Rumeaes. ’ This legend, carried smt o f the iiills of Liberia by rhanoo curavans AX natives, bus sent John W. Vnwdercook, writer and explorer, nnd hia Wife, Margaret Metzger vWundurcook, sculptress, to sctk-fuT the .tribo which may l>e the only rem Tjant o f ancient Egypt. " Tho couple stilled on “ jh ^ V '. h . iO n e B andit K ille d A nd H alf Moon, a frei 0,000-mlle trip whlrii will carr unlry where whtrv le 3 p t h e r s W o u r td e fl them to the country fpiw men have gone. Mrs. Yajulercbok CHADW ICK, ILL., Feb. P, UJP)) will bo {fie flpst while woman over to set foot In the iptcripr of the — One bandit Is dead, one It dying, a third is wounded and two other* country. nre in custody after a gun ifight Land of Fable noar her today. • t : f Mungo Park, one of tho eurllcr Thu auintet, including Alfred Atricun explorers, tells of thd Fairfield Ond Frank Sawyer, had Hilln o f Kong, a rungo of moun­ attempted to shoot ;their way tains hidden tn the forests. !J. through a passe. Fairfield and Rider Haggard used his stories ns Suwycr were fleeing after an es­ tho basis pf strange talcs of lost cape from two Clinton, Iowa, dep­ raers. uties tills morning. Some natives say the mountains t. The French pnd other ex* HARD ON JlKNItY Wnsay thord fcina skth range, flow or certain rlvcto indl W ASHINGTON, Feb,*10,— f/P)— that |hero, rpi. j>/wntcr I f Henry Ford should die tho U. 8. .lis strange racpT exists, cut would take 40 per rent o f his es­ pff from human coutgct cxcopt as tate in taxation, Senator Copeland irfl/ltlous natives sec them Inis pointed out in the tax dehate. lrom■ ~ u distance, whnt Hort o f men NEW HARBOR MASTER oro they 7 i TALLAH A8KE B , Fla., Feb. ib-*^ Do they know the secrets o f the Egyptian civilization T (/P)—Capt. Dillard Borden, o f Miindent hvp they held over thousands of apif Beach, was appointed harbor years, the knowledge o f arts and laster for the pKrt of Miami each, by Governor Martin, it wus geioncos o f which a few-fragments announced at the executive offices •.remain along the N ile? tddny. . Rare aery or Science Or havo they, through centuries "SIA" HAH OWN IDEAS of Isolation, reverted to a ravage 1 state? Do they hold only a trace AUSTIN, Tux., Kcb. 10.—(A»)— Of tho Ptolemaic language and. is Children in this state, In “ Mu” r’erthair picture writing that loft on guqotl’u opinion, should know how roclc by thtlr- prohlstoric ances­ to iipell such words ns sombrero tors 7 DJd the civilization of tho mid mfMgUlto, so u committee which Nile and o f tho entire world spring she,builds hns uddi-il them with a •from- this valley in the lost Hills few' others to an approved achool of Kong? text hboik> Vandirhuok ndt - - rnldshls , ,wife, qipjer ™ auspicoji o f tho Lib Liberian govern shuped half-penny pieces tnent, will try to reach tho valley are nilu id in Auslralfu. HOLLYWOOD. Calif., Feb. 10, more appropriate to its actual (W *»— Motion picture productions t theme. Under the impetus o f the nnd the title under which they are* second name the picture proshown occupy positions-with rela-1 grossed until throe days before the tion to each other during the p rog-: legend, “ The End” was- In ordir. ress of development very similar Then a third title wa* decided on to the proverbial cart and horse. and under this, tho picture was Sometimes a pictoro is produced shown, with a definite “ show ing’r title to start with, but very* often— per­ haps in a majority o f -esse*— the picture is produced beffore the ultimatc name o f it is ch osen. Thus the horse, in this esse the title, is found to be in the rear of its own vehicle. Most o f the studios in this city o f pictures take the view that the NEW YORK, Feb. 10,—The beg­ title o f s picture Is the important gar population o f New York is part o f it. I f the name o f s play computed today at 4500. docs not capture the public Inter­ Quite a sizable little city o f monest when it blazes ont in cloctric dlcnnts, is it not? And their meth­ signs, the play itself enters the ods of alms seeking are as diverse race for popularity under a big as their costumes and their infirm­ handicap. O f course, say the wise ities. ones, there is a Urge percentage It Is not a new story that many o f movie fans who follow their of these ragged and woebegone particular artist heroes or hero­ beggars have been found literally ines, but they admit that the great rolling in money when taken to bulk o f the public does not spec­ tho police station. Hundred dollar ialize in artists. Therefore the title bllis have been fourtd in tattered ascends to the Important position shoes nnd at least a half* dozen of drawing or failing to draw this leave their home in automobiles, unknown percentage. park them somewhere,’ get into their begging clothes and got to Deception Learned In the first ten years of active work. But in tho last few years the motion picture production, studio authorities any, titles were seldom public has been getting wise and written to-fit tho actual story, but handouts are few and far between. solely with a view to lengthening W ALK IN G up Broadway, tho tho lines in front or the box of­ fices. The public Boon learned they other morning a “ moochcr” with were being deceived in ninny cases, a brand new lino camo up. •‘Say,” .he began, “ could you and a clamor went up for more truthful names. lend n fellow n dime that he'll pny Now that so many stars havo back a thousand years from now?” So honest was his adnilssin? been developed in nil classes of screen shows the studios rely on that he was a plain, ordinary hunt,' producers reputations nnd the and so frank had boon his 'ap­ unifies of tho stars in the enst, proach, that I gave him the dime and write the titleo to’ conform and then asked him why he used more closely to the story o f the fhat line. ■ ‘‘They won't fall.-for the ohl ’ No-*cparato department of tbp stuff any more,” ho udniltted. rtudlo is charged with the respon­ “ Tllo papers havo printed an many sibility o f determining tho final pleco about guys with money being titlo for n production. There are pinched mid about fakes that most no Judges or cnmmiUcca. Instead, of ’em wus starving to death. So suggestions nre taken from depart­ I comes right out and primes noth­ ment heads, Tho.sccnnrlo depart­ in' and I don’t spring a hard luck ments naturally pro more active lino and it works.” in this work, but n vote usually is taken on various suggestions, to T IIE experience storied an in­ bo passed upon by the highest vestigation. authorities before finally being de­ Police records would Room to rided. i indicate that somaxthink likq $.10,One of tho largest studios of 000,000 wns donated to at reel beg­ Hollywood rites a picture started gars in the year 1022. under one title— incidentally, tho A good panhandler could, u nnmo of the stage play. When the couple of years ago, gct’ ff^O a day. picture reached n point where it A part-time worker could pick up was about hnlf completed, the title I'JB'in an afternoon or evening. was changed to one considered Tho sum of money dropped in — a u d it s i •«& ___ ^ _ L. „ _____& - -' W lo o m House— C orn er Pin k Avenue nnd GLh Street, (Oft ft. fm ntngo on Park Avenue) _. m fy. b u sj — ..... .. , , ™ \ . Daniel Frohman, theatrical producer, borrows a few thousand dollars worth- of Hollywood (Fla.) real estate long enough for an im­ promptu1nnp. ; cups and hat Is more than is ncedded to meet the entire poor fund of this great city. Now these captains of un industry work, for the most part in the same sections os the captains of industry. There nre more to he found in Wall street and Fifth nvenue, where the purses are well filled, than in nil the rest of New York put together, . Interesting records have been made by spotters. One watcher saw a "cripple"— it may bo he really was one—take $8 an hour. That-wns considerably more than the spotter wns being paid. By this time the spotter may bo n'"blind man" taking his ?25 an evening. notice ron rrni.iCATioN Doimrtnivnt "f »“ » IntoHor r. H. Loan nmre «< Oslneavllle. . Flurbla, J«n. Z3. 10ZIL . NOTICK Is iMgHjr X>v<n jjrat I-aIw srd E- Lloyd of 1-n.ko lln ry , KlorIdn. wlio. on April It, Itfiniestpml KnlrV. No. f ‘ ,r bol J, Si-eiton l&. Township 10 $ io o CMImsnt nnmes n« witnesses! A. Vb HJoblom. of latko Mary, * BJnlilom, of lfaks Mary, Florida. „ . , J, _ i ’tinrles HJoldom. of I-okc Slarj. E eau tifu l W e s t 3rd St. and Cedar The Davey-VVinston Organization, Inc. Owners M ason ic Rlilg- ' Phone 707 P R IC E S O f A d jo in in g Business Prop erty. *v *• ■■ ** * 1* ■* * 0. ■ This choice business corner 65J/oxl38- JAi W . Church St., close in where prices are rapidly I n d u s tr ia l T r a c t increasing in Orlando’s S a n fo rd ’s F ir s t In d u stria l D evelopm ent best buy in business property. ], * We Have Good Buys! ( ’reated and planned fo r the sole pur­ pose o f caring fo r the industry that is most-col tain to locate in Sanford. A l­ ready progress has been made, and as we have premised, a plant will be completed within the next ninety days. This is the firs t, others will soon follow and b efo re m any years Sanford’s-' m an u factu ring industry will be equally as im portant as the agricultural. These thing's are as­ sured because o f S an ford ’s location — its cheap fr e ig h t ra te— its water transportation and its easy access to any point in Florida. In IHom es, Lots, Business Property | .a . Sites 96x26Q— $ 2 5 per foot C. A . R o b erts R eal Estate Company * “ Where Values nnd Prices Harmonize” Phone 9G6 Twenty per-cent cash, th e balan ce p ayable In 8,x equal semi-annual p a y m e n ts . S ite s 0111 cured w ith a 5 pe.- cent d ep o sit, closin g in thirty davti. That will make you a nice p rofit In Lako and O ra n g e C o u n ty A c re s . L e t us now . ■ w ork Guaranteed. Look our w ork over. P le n ty p f Mechanics and plen ty o f ma­ Ijf il h ~ Price $8,000.00. Terms m a k e yo u m on ey. R ig h t terial. r on Oak Avenuo at Fourteenth Street, % A ll Sanford Lai U N D E R Q U O TE D - AH m odern finishes inside and out. V* J ’ront Foot * Phone 75 - ' V a. . U M aeom c Tem ple B ldg. * rooms, bath ami two porches, located PAUL LAKE P L A ST E R * bungalow —six t To w j u i i c c o Salesman— E. T . MOOltE. • q u ic k si 1 lV*H?an» Ferituson. of I-ak« Mary, Florida. uKOItflE C. CnOW. ItOKlstnr. Licensed Heal Estate Ilroker Contractors o f ’ r u n : b r i t t -c h i t t e n d e n r e a l t y c o . i n c . 62 N. Orange Ave. W. 1. BOYD COMPANY washed and extracted] Itnnirn SU K.. TalinhusSyO Meridian, linn filed tin! Ice of intent Ion make three-year proof, to estatiUsn claim to the land above ceseiiliM , before County Judge, at Hanford. Florida, bp the lllh day o f March, O R LAN D O ■W E E E E gE a ■ ■ !!■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■> D am p wash 5c lb. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a sa a sK iK in ,, _ INCOME TAX n o w re ; r .. PUBLIC,ACCO UNTANTS .................. Salle 13-1B Mnaonle Tempi* Ilulliltnc Retisomtbly priced and with gootl terms. f ' are Robertson, W illiam s and Monahan V * -\ . • '* i *■ - * , Corner Sanford Avc., uml 11 Strcot. 150 fi. Iinatern Fron taff* on Sunford Avo $200 front foot. 1-5 taah • — —. . INVESTIGATIONS ststkm s B 1-2-3-4 yeu rg "Psohman Takes L ife Easy Movie T itles N ot Considered Very Important, D u rin g P ictu re Orlando* » ’> "Ph on e 1417 , ( v v .A *?* 1 t| r ’ �m cn L*an^ — _ 1; Associated Press Full Leased W ife SANFQ Rp, FLO RID A, T H U U ^ M Y , Garibaldo, Son O f Hero, Is M a rn gd FEBRUARY U ..I926. Fourteen IhiRCH To^ay T= rts7t i 1t d? r ^ C.0. P. LEADERS ABDUCTION Agricultural Development TO FINISH 2 GIRLS LEADS A f t M M im M TAX CUT ORGT TOARREfOF 7 Sanford and will experience! wont turn conspicuous! the nation. McFarland, -vice president of theAmerican City Harem. of Nov iurk and Chicago who has re turnnl liprc from Miami, wli.ro ho was in ohargu of a numbmhm cxp-iiMon campaign conduit,-,1 hv the ( haniher o f Comnicri Optimistic Atom state Administration Heads W ill Tia .1liana Chief O f Police , *'” ■ Mil’ nrlatul has devoted |inu Try To Counteract Repeal And Six Others Held For tnally his entire adult life to a O f The Inheritance Tax H >* Kidnnping Clyde And Aud­ study of cities throughout Amer­ Adding $100,000ToMensttre rey Potcet While On Visit ica, mid his firm belief in the fu­ ture greatness of Kan ford is based upon a krinwledgr of cities and the 16 Republicans Sw itch Full Investigation Their Votes On Bill W ill Be Conducted Smoot (lathers His Forces To American Consul Prepares Try To Undo Some O f The To Slnrl Separate Probe Action Taken Friday Night O f Deaths O f :i Potcela | i| L v ^ ,v , P " N U M B E R 165. t lves T ? ------------- rr-T Thom as A . Edison Is 79 Y e a rs OW Today — — FORT MYKTtS, Kip., Ffh. \\, —(A*)—Thomas 1 Alva Kdison, electrical wimrd. Til yours old today, (H'lehrateti the event by allowing , in-wsimpermen pound iiueslionn at hint- • to It is Mr? Edison's habit lo rvcnive newspapermen on', bht birthday. Any 'kind of nucstiou IU U T r a ffic Is. A «:a in is permitted. Kneouraged by Home of the novel and Interest­ T ied U p iN , Y , Street ing answers'the inventor has F orce 20,000 Strong1 given in tho past, writers for many puhlieatious have gather­ ed to uUend the reception belli , N E W Y O R K , Fob. 11.— ill the \ropieal garden of the ( A P ) — H itte r cold to d a y fo iKdison winter home. A 'picnic for Mr. Edison's ■ luwed on th e heels o f u second j ", blizzurtl in u week thnt Iniricd young grandson and several em­ ployees followed the* i|ueation nurtheustern U . S. under tw o lice, l-ast night u moving pic­ feet o f snow. to o k .16- liv e s and ture party urtbered In the natal held the section v ir t u a lly ' eve. ' snowbound fo r 21 hours, , -- ''^= 1 A d d in g to th e h ea vy snow - voKiibiis s i r B5s,i,« , a ; ? hs r u,sim t! l w ‘;building t - * iw ^ in great program op dollar}- of new money to the com every city and town in the entire SAN 1)1KUO. Cal., Feb. 11.— mun» y. This with the rapidly- peninsula, and the state therefore \ WASHINGTON. Kvb. I I . —tA’ ) — A Senate vote tomorrow on f/lh— Seven persons, including 7icnfonSVil;mdl,UltKi,k' i'!U ' T l *!' Sn"- « • » Ur1onuno,late comfiVrtaidy"over U»e lax reduction lull was fore­ uldo I .Iutios, A lc f of |HrIici' in Tia ho» li„ , csflmnty lhat its SOO.OW more people than a year cast by Chairman Smoot of the Juana, have been arrested in con­ ii. th ■ l , i r ! ; . r ^ m “ At0- Miami fur instatin' has huilt Finance Committee. v ptu^cujHR^u o. uuTeaws j in fine year hotels, r|mrtntcats and Th. final roll call, planned for nection with the abduction and at­ hoVt'H, Homos sufficient to take care of today, was post (toned while nd- tacking of Audrey and Clyde P<>kikf. 100,000 additional people. mini-tniUm itepublicniis sought tcit, two American girls in the t iio ii, “ Hut jjvou this great building to recoup some of the revenue Mexican town. program 'rapid nut have bundled lossc? voted yesterday by re­ |jc>The American girl* had gone the crowds that would have' come treat of the taxes on automobile lo Tia Juana, which is acrosa the] Itsi.-there hail it not hen for adverse tars am! trucks, udinisaiona and harder u shoit-distunce from,here.' wy r propaganda. It hu churl the state, dues. with their pureuta for .11 visit. L'iOV' Chairman Smoot said 11 vote but 1 think that it has largely The two girls with their father spent its force. At Miami for In­ tomorrow would assure tax re­ and mother, Mr, and Mrs. T, M. k< orstance, they ar:> expecting the lute duction hv Mar. 15, when in- Potcet, weft* found in their home ifLatspring to brintj, ynorr tourists tu .' utineHax iusUtimenta uru due. last Saturday, all iut.nntgi'f them Er.t ‘ ■Horida thiui 'any eori tsnoudiug ------un<k the other dyriur front I I I I - * " W I A j _ L iU l- iV l Dve« In th? east, y f ile r Cum inimical inn Front A. t . ' .1 time in Florida history. Tiio'ato'- , WASHINGTON. Feb. 11.— OP' ! dead Lthr-. ......... op, opgas.......................... widen had been turned days ti.orm choked roads evt y-. >. [pr;n! A s k i n g Countermanding s about Florida are (pule absurd. Administration I'.epuhlietitta sought 1 nttrenlly suicidal intent. 'Authorwhere, delayed railroad truffle, ami has received the Inunt of today to remit*.ruct the fax slash Jities believe the fnmilv dvleiiiilifOf Commercial S i r e e l particularly in Mihutlian di:driet«, \ pMTand Ileaped drifts 10 anil -12 feet . Opening Order Received U. propaganda becauvo it i» the ing orgy indulged in Inst night by ed upon this course when they H "11 ‘t mo; talk oT city in -thu state, the Senate in adding $100,0410,tltHI returned and felt that shame had high _in many sections of New< --- * For i- an there have bciiU sto- tu its $3.pi2,0(U),000 tax redaelion been visited upon them as the re­ General Pepnino GnrlbaUli, grand­ G Knglund. A storm in Chicago took ritaf the Atlanta CouM l.ine lics tnrougtiont the north that hill after toting tu repeal the inC £ t son suit of their visit t« lla Mexican of Italy’s lUrcibtor, surprised Railroad Ci.inpati, will , otv-ont to three lives. i the 1 a snrall-pux epidemic heritaneo tax.' town, l friends by marrying Mrs. Mmislyn the Scniinole Hoiilcwini i«<-rug ul there I While the east struggled through' Othern Are Arrested T |„. su,t,iOT, turning of Id IUNichols Taylor of New Orleans in through ill. property on the lake there, ; .I n yellow fever epidemic, I'rupoM'tJ litiml Issu e Bouttlcd * t"h0 snow drifts, Colorntlu, Monkunx ■ vuiiUnuctj ‘>n Pago two, puldieanH who first- hud voted New York. Thyy loft for a honey­ front, west of park Awnue pro­ j, Other persons who have been a r­ S100.000 Fur D ig D u ild in g ; und Wyoming wore basking in moon in'California, ; ‘ „ _ _ —; agrinst repeal of tiio iniiorilnney rested by Mexicans beside- L.hutos, i'm 'iiiR I lent I, Ik le d UefcrH wf r" ’ «»n*hlnc. Dinned by Chinook viding the o t) 1 ••llimim’i'iiieiv will _ __ “ __ U A —. j*J-X •v v . , l v * iitiu w Iinto from the HocKiun ami noting rext 'ml titeir r, ; elution, which was H i A f . I l l i U / I I I M O T ,I,X and then joined an almost are: Luis Amador, Tia Juana Ca'e ill I a x ’Fret' L ily Properly lhcroMcd fIockN- of r„bins. *o1id l>emorratie line up in wliip- pnmrietor, '.wlm i- wanted in Um patrol recently, ordering the open­ t J jE tiT lx IlJ iJ T f l l x l J n U l Montana Having Nice Weather ing out the tuxes on nnluntolulcs. United Ktutid alter dimptng a ing ><f Ciimment,il Street ihrough Itiebnled in the list of p rojvts .nil,-! , intis and ilues, pinnnited a (ij,Mill,1)011,1 ip l.os Angoles aftai Great Falls, Montana, pstinllv a to the we.4, '.i- the 1 ilbf-tatiee uf lor witiilr the city Ik to link n ‘ stronghold o f winter reported a his nrrvr-l for the alleged peddMiiit • tuiti. reel's • as umvod-by Seiwrt.nl' U letter reeei\'il •'i\ tile city "10111 Hind, K pnlilican o f Pennsylvania, |o f nureidtv $2,000,000 IhuuI issue is prupoocd butterfly. Denver has had iemo',rathe railroad <.,ials a few days Rcfuigo Alwnext Urtemler. who p , ..djolnhig ttires Hi degrees above normal for.* "Iti view " f tin storm .” ago The let mi a!.-b a: lied ither * ’ thu first ten days in February.’ O airmiiii Smpot o f the Finaias' is iK-llcved to l,u\e misued Ami * 1 til J* coin ; * it'll.-, i )tu l . among which rev Potcet. „lle, rite girl In,,!) l'r" l ,**"> owned by the etly. and m> They are plowing in Alberta, but * < .nilIec. Iw'l'cful tl.ut the storm tie >n-d hepii lirought back t>, Tia Juana, which no property assessment can forecasters see a distmtaipee headL v/ A IA L kJ v f \r A , 11 hr *irhi i" ii nut .1 bridge iBila- i i L . f i rldg over lliilv Dgclinvs I'ropnanl ’** itail blown iiM’lf out over night, Rot Kpitiigs. |be made, according to lily oUicinb) ul thnt wny. , ,* light toduv to I'ound up enough b.Hi»lth or .1 iinuel . rider, ihe proposed Frahciseo Gnnxnlis, member of, who said tialiiy tliat many people While a 1inlander rancher wim l.e i Long tu Uf Nntiuns (Ii. f i r e ng’.' •• undo miiio o f the m:loule .ard at I inpoint where the Franco W ho Has Just !j ............... 01 . ertorday, especially in the Tin Juana polnc department. I were apt to become.confused over eaWbing n box of grass bopp**rs Decision In Ulcgetl Harsh * la VBy- Ramon .. . . m .. 1 1'ouit'V .inl ru n through .be i-il.loan York Kang. Chinese time j "**mit a paviug item listml among nv imlUnUomi thnt winter was ovort ( umpie led I r ip lo Htienas , I bell'll 11 |iin pert v, nl any future dale Tree Unjn i ( lf The'( i (,-rinunj f ...... .. alter of thu Hotel Nucvlntml, whyr •, the projects to hemdit from tiie 10 tnebes of snow w;r*rt fulling In pr W!llr Aires Front Spain, Dpsircs , tin y might «<-e fit. ; I'lnlailelphin ami Washington,* D. 1, total roduclion of S 152,000, Audrey Potcet wns found by lu-r sale of the botuls. ^nnu ROME. I'M. ll.-t/ P i -Italy do- 000 provided by the bill at tin' father Thursday morning. T il F ly T o U n ite d fc'lu.ies n»e letter -was read by the eontlmvi Iw n 11!„ with a foot or innrw fnlting . \ Officials say they hnvu missiiinurM at their regular meeting - c|j,u.H nm reposal Vo bring nileg- eU»s< "f \ynuk yesterday lx $l'J-rv Salvador Hlpinwi. drix't'lJ asked t, irtimLLr the ica-- ■ taxicab - -- . rnirf-of , Vimos r-~, - i- turllier —- -x-~— . - north. —w^ -r ^ i of dr lust Monday and was turned over ... . . ... ' „ iinlitalng- tf m*\ piDinu 1 The storm, now "headed north* PKeet an a fruit -i Hon son for including'j reel o W i .immi 'D u j ’e v rr .fttl v * f i g u r o p N > i d « d Wltn A iiiK S , 'Ki4i,,Llf—i/Pj Do C/.y A lh in irt Heurge A. I M ’r.t-1 rrt <u Irea'mcnt ’ 'fin e i.erman mt- m tl.. lluuae^ •measure ami th • less 'HVairfi for Tpc girls at Tin m the bond ItEUc T ilt,wliv n »|a'tiui 'eastward I f f etherrtt , .. J L , in..tig* Atianlie Oeenn^ ur- " naving rldwh Troth Pahm, Alth itr-rti {RAiotis to noli.y the j ra.rit.v- m the upper A d rift before mnxta.'im -by Scoretary Alolluu. Jlinnn. Hot Spring. '.owe«*nnmt bomU were being sold Iwhispcd -huge seas nnd <lh>)u 'Lewi, to itueuos Aires, Comuuuulcr llani- ' railroad company tliat the city I the Jarag'ie « f Nuticioa for aiilujtFrarieim o Navarro, bar tender to 1'ike cure of paving; Special ron*taf ships to ahrllenr* Cbauniun Smoot told fhe Sen Mnedjf. "ii Frar.ep said today that ht? wouM would not rescind the resolution 1went * nssesHineni bond* do not cover th" 1 Kail Traffic Kuffrra^'lleatiljr ) alo its action in repealing the an- for Luis Amador. tain ■b'»rtly send to King Alfurtro ft authorizing thf opciiitiK ComThi» .mtiouiiccd by Hus.hh«4a a . I; ^ .n.mmue, o> I' "r»■ ^ . m o b i l e pan* eager car levy, in Thorough l'robe Is Planned ! |,ro,/'ily owned- by the 'city ol Kailr,,ail traffic suffered heavily. utter AJuxrtohm "< unmiaUkubh # |o„ t)f $70,000,000 in fee elrln proposal to continue tho flight fr<mj nterdal Street. Governor Rodriguez, of the ' Nani,»r,J. liu-y expluin, and in order tboirgh energelic m i o w ‘ removal , «ri turn- Duehum Airca to New York. Ho From .vbnt those attending in*' ( terms to ihe Itaimn -enate revenue, "will ruin the bill," while nurthern district o f ..faiwer Cali- for th - rtlriels on which city im p umHiered the situation after noinut. I declare cxplajU'ly. I , m d iSl,,lntor Couxetw. Kepuhlican of inrnia, nnuoum-ed lie will have a city I., located t > In, kent in «■> inmu in New England had l<ccri" added that his plane, the Plus U l­ meeting were able lo gather, ihe fr. Lewis tra, was in splendid condition. that ,l'- ,["11 11 " M Mi, l,ivun. eaun(rred the charge th.... ugh investigation and that good repair iis those »u wnieh pit- ,in, k hi drift.. city is expected t*« take immedinte j, c ti'nlny■ . pro- • jaudtinc populutnm m ,io opi*er ^ (( damiudde outrage the K'dllv persons will ho punish-1 'al«! property lies it it nieossniy ition At Hrockloii, Mas* , puldir Iniiid. Franco desdres to fly home by ntcpj toward condei tuxes o ff dead ed. [fee mir. way i f ,he South American we it CCcdiligs against live dtsputed rtglit Adingc does li"t i on-titole mi'ii.r- () >llU rut.,. jihat menus of raising money for mg< were turned over t<> immlrmla ‘ til head- coast, crossing the southern Andes Of, Will. "V aa '"I'rtlnied *' 1 11 peaix • „,i]|jnaaires and not relieve tho.-e Tho work of the officials in Tin I their paving !„• tncliidinl in tin-.of permiis imalde i" reach their He had Jlianii In-t night wart rnnluuu'il ( mimf"i»»ur. it is "said. hoiuen- Noer.il miulk r towns were »rt nigh, .mil vjMtliig Chile, Peru, Eipmdnr, The eominirtMoaeiH, n discussing treat). Italy doe- not an « pv ' ; iitirdensome levies." a the , "tu I dwUHMou of till- in**it■> m i*»y ! routdll tile plovtsion repealing tie until a lale hour During tlm duv ihspital Planned j,ut o ff from the outside world by v( snuie , tnlii.t, Cuba and flic U. S. !lo the propi' .als i oiilaim'd ably of V..IHM-U ami wdl • , ............... levy, which was uii ami night several de|Miaitioits wci Th, ktim ot $D)d.Utlii foi luiddintr tin- drift*. * atMthaig , i n privately iuformud that inumeat ton. w,r, 'if the opinion astei and <,|uippiug a 11«.Mj*itit I lia* Inen lit I'lmd.' I Litiii a string of (Lroo tlm railroad euinpany the greaicM greatest eae'gy energ. »«•* 11 1 i proved hr thut the com puny would j! with ll*c l» the Senate. 1'.'" to 2d. taken from witiiesxt"* who had be, |Wfeti lie ins tlInus. will be unproved. uikie-l to the amount ,ingniail' ircigb* <ar> were >now oil und, c not ask the privilege of construct- |anj" plan ol tin.- nature l" with IK Mcaiocr dvfi.iin! Deli merati, and •"! Kepilb grabbed since Toes,in, "I have arrived." This v\as the ing the hrulge or lannel over, of [ ii"l menaces, i roduelive ..t ,i.o Thf officials said they have iliooehi ii,-, esnnry to ran c by ll„u( until <>nJ> the lop* o f Ihe carl it litre vwi, KliinimiDoii of tiie taxes voted l*e,-it given inr tl urjittn* bv ifn, - ilig- bond v ami the total imw » n i ' ) i .dde, M»j"r me- aige sent by Franco to King Uinder the boulevard at any early urns: they ate uml.mlahh- a tom A'foitrto shnrtly after arrival Imre date T h e ir order for the «prm'»U almas, with / i Sir,el I'nrrts Exceed 211 Ihousund and digm > vestertlnv may nssuie return of i ip ir Rodriguez to .-make exam- MlMinl at iii, 1iltl,iKMI. The setvral parkv ot thu-tily. It wan lb*' seeuntl million doll at*.Bvaril- a 'yerterday from Montevido, on tiio •or Coiutner, ml Street will iml fe ; i» the eusiom ol new Italv . - fh the inlitliilanee tax In I.hv hill ides of those proved to have hoeu teg of hirt flight. tea many Germans make,toe *.r,,v whin it i-'iuhea the eonferene. lltl|dieNled in tho offense-, ngiuli-t ;iiIn in w iiiunicipu! Iiuil' iitf; tile now ol New ^'ork City, this sene . it will lo j countermanded, tliey : anl' i-spRul and the water,.oiks a e con. Tito $«,IMM,(HIU thun fur ut*» aiti, reniesentalives of the h itihc tilt- Potcet girls. While ties in ide. The fhe Il,s:j inik'.s were flown by i It is believed that one ol the’ rail- |mistake of not knowing fwr. Stitt,, 1b" seaplane 'in 02 hours -iful (r-^mud lonipe.uyV main obJveUotta .<> I This »ulament wus limit' J,“" " whose leaders already had served rostigatioii was under way in Tm .kid to la’ a -few of the tynpv ii , prupriuted this winter. |»nil,aiJiy Wilt, h-r ro.,| minutes. Fratxtipiyfnf'"hts eornpan- ti„, „,.,.,ii.ltr ,,f'Commercial Street ]tbo same time t.erniuuy f “ •‘I*1* l* ilntice they would fight for its re­ Juana, Frank Hauer. American viei owned Gy the city whole {a,vm;: him will be wl|M'd out. The street --leans nr t* to In- iuld toon, on Jing furcyx exceed 20,000 men. I i t,llt nms were giveri BTt ovation by :s |,«eaui.e ot the ultimate removal tion for nienib«r»hi|i in, the l'i#vu tain to tho bill. Repeal of this consul ul Mcxieula, was prepniii.,'i hoen laid, Dentbu reported in -the alorpt lev, iu,d the rcUocatioii reduction to ytnrt .a separjite hrobo of the which it is iip$io»nihl, in rniac M( will tboUi nmU of the people people of Uuenon f ,hPjr freight uukmding ware- was being road at (*eneva. Aire*. The demonstration began Soll.e at Railroad Avenue .ml j Mussolini r c M .e r l^ that Holy in inheritance mien in effect sine" alleged nlroeilica under order from J fund* olhl r than llpottgh a gen* were; l *biuret ter, Mars., it. I’ HilaiaVu>.|,A'f»». delphtn 2. Rtuiton, 'J, New l.omlnn, eral' *“ t*:ii(i ot city aeeuriticx. 'when a large number of tmilurs Commercial Street. The street 'would decline to permit physical tie* increases were voted .two the Amerieim stat" dvnartinetil, Dunn, 2. New' Haven, .Oonn., ), Imjuir) To lie Held Fridu) year* ntp> would. Involve a Ivss of w i'id il according To the eily's plans, or cultural violation of her ro e Rvini: in a triangle with Lite Plus (ircenwieh. t'nmu I, Hlddcford, An imiulrv into the deaths of $20,000,000 this year, it was v*l• l$« c„a| I 'lira at it;, apex were aeon coming cm directly through the site where tier. The upper Adioge region I Maine, I. Trenton, N', J., 1, New the Potcet family will bo held to­ mated. ■ fit will "I* over the Kin de la Plata, to- t,1L. warehouse now stand.-., a- well, not belong to a ‘ e‘J York 1, Worcester,. 1, and P it** Di'penl. of the taxes on mlniis morrow. ■11)11,.' wards the Capital. It continued u n -]us through the freight yunl. o il-j eoinmumty aud Italy u tucket I. The story of the Potcet girls as tinue her policy ot/VRoniun cpn* si,ms ami dues was apploveil. U < > J*r*Wrt t i *‘ l after the commander had do- 'mediately * * to the west. The florin was most saver? in ill territory the |io.-*e*iuon of wlm I:, to :tl, on m<>tiyn of_Sw,u,tu,' Kin({. fold them two pith flimu live red a message from King AIsouthern New England. Muino-aud enlttmtl us well us physical. 1)eiii<>erat of Urth.vctAniter m the dentils, wax fonsu Ui the preff1*l?nl of-Argentlna. New llurnpdiirti today worts feel* Kmuuco CunxnittM) proposal mete- after several KrVH ll . ^entinl to the ."Utoty o f Kaly. paid -.1 vi*it to the mayor and went f 'l t a r l n u IV Ing the effect*. Now York. Now ) to insure the tax oxeprptions on tin- sight* of Tin Junnu. tbiny were plied with iiipior and drug.) j Pliurlea D,alloy, negro, was nr Jernoy, Ponrisylvanle, mid and West tickets. tile autotuohiie by u man named I.uis -who intro- ( rested yistenlay by Policeman J* Virginia- Also were affocteil.' which the House iluted thorn lo thc chief of polic i). Green nnd lodged in a cell At umiH'L' Committees uml others. Clyde was ti Fen by police hcuthmnrtvrrt in connection bill with a into the "Chief" to a strange hotel and with the murder " f Jessie Hogan, to obtain $0-000,• Audrey also " '» » rnlsui-cd, accord­ negro«s, Tuesday night in iKdds boro ing la their account. revenue urnmulty, ... .... - ,i„'i inun eouiii i*e stepped. I______ Indicating Clyde was returned to Tl(j Junut 'I'h. Woman was shot and killed Altfeough D'v Democrats lined ami jumpert from tho antomobils j In front (if her home on Povuii t« re. During the duy Franco received in front of her hotel, 'he Sup Avenue and police suspected Dmi , rrrtmenl n message from King Alfonso mnkDiego. At.nlgy w^s foupd by bve ley o f the rrimo but delay arm d. I’re-ling the commander und Rule do Tho homo o f N. E. Sistrunk,. a« father und a police inun ’ ri.e next inv him ur\til they bud uncuvrruJ » «y the Alba ami Duran, his companions. dav In ,i Tia Juana hoUd inur the additionul ovldfPee, width, they 11*02 Palmetto Avenge, was de­ *» Inui "gentil homlm's” and expressing believe, will result In hi* bring stroyed by fire this morning about. twiflcc station. wiii, h gratitude to meeh'iniclan radio. hirld to uwait tho action o f the 1 o'clock, vylth a total loss of all "When we left Palos I foil that fumlturv. Two automobiles In Keminute County grand Jury. the maximum surtax rate U> 20 Genenil Fershinff r . I we hud tip chance* out of 100 of tho garage at the r**r of Hot .Several witnesses to a i{uarrel •tier vent for greater reduction* in I*G\V rowhiltg iluenoe Airei.," he suid. betwiett the victim of t|te shoot­ home were also lost when tho en­ A rrives A t Capital tho lower tor tax rates "you ' The prubabilUics of our buccos* ing and the auxpoct have been rage burned to thc ground. ■wtrppctl injuttiee , for injuitico In» e m » c r " ere-hasod on minute study o f ull Mr. Nistrunk, awoke during tho found. It Is said that the couple with the Pepuhllcant." H » sugWASHINGTON, Feb. I I — id')— • Hhe factors we might encounter. night to find tha bouse in flsmaj had been awm together many times , gested that "Iwruafter you let (Jen. Pershing returned tu Wuah* JiFeb. H. - — --------------— . -i these matters b* settled in th>' logton today for medical treatment during the past two wetks Uml and 'in turn nrpueed .members <»> he' family, who nsmtwly • « * « said. "1 ahull, however, restSenate on their merits.” ,Ttw* * °ur Injured In after a five months’ absence in that they frequently nuarr*d<>d ow­ ng trapped within the biasing ^ — __ -n Soulk Auuriea as head o f the Tar- ing to Dodiey's reported jealousy. ucture, according lo reports, * dc«th. Dudley ij said to JiavS ’ been in Autom obile W re c k «"« " lui-Arirn |debUcit« emumission. ■ [b u n i whii Ahen tho fire department o r Pvrvhtng wax met at the railway •he neighborhood o f the sboiUrg |j*|‘ rived rivt-d the house bouse was a m a il ,-f **» unfold- HAINES CITY. Flu., F$h. 11— following tin, affair, station by Secretary Kellogg. Un* immediately and tod" too near gone go..v to — "jive "»»«. but h* denies iteing near'the hou.-e |«•■*••1 ond der Secretary of State Grow, Mai. K p k Libby, .v2n5.s'Jf ? 'Ch " e r e ' nioro or lcs« It was mxjneouslv reported thin that nighL *«•verily iajiq^d' when a roadster, JootexJ Gen. John L. Hines, thief o f staff ! rauridng that tho noine wns th of the araty; Maj. Gen. Dennis E. (kbodiiu: Ll/x- vV '^ W'c J- J. WUltrapf Luke property of Claude G, Kistnrol v vWu iLl given i«,. : “ Vvntimed near» Davenport raided Nolan, deputy chief of. staff, Dr. Second Aluminum secretary of the'American Fruh hvc ,J V.U i^ tr d a y . Th.- automobile # » i P ro b e Recommended; tJro*ir: lnc ti the ir.. *r*w> 10 rtklddetl a hundred K. C. Couch, M J- *■ afternoon and charged Tuesday _ ^ _______ pf otuer goverttmenl officials. W (M ^ Tuer Ul having in their possw.ion dies the place the men were in the nr* W a s h i n g t o n , Kch. i i . - < ^ ' ) - i A1 J o i s o i i V e ry Much After, other brlaf Kri-^tlng* ho ^rowing the o©ruT|my work In that potitimw’ . with 1*|jtUr Mu- i■ manufacture of ■r of wax taken to temporary quarters *r; Another Investigation of tha Alum- i A I i V ** D p H l 'r l n r * ! form chiiS. thc far ckar o f lhc Thl‘ d4 w U d f t h r S S IS r t lS ip an uptown clubhouse. The effect (mini Company o f America In ■ A 1 1 Y ,1 C pulp proper, according m the da the general's health o f tho voy­ abiib Secretary Mellon la 0 stock­ rbiaVs were given a preliminary Z savedl.thr Milicr and L. C. Stone, o f Haines autborRlcs. They were brought age from Arica to Key West uml holder, was recommended today to WEST PALM HEAGII, Kirk’ ii*rp *h*ken and bruited. to the |atlieu station at the trine *f th*''train Journey from Florida'to the Senate by its Judiciary Com- Fel). 11,*—(Ah -A I Jakooi,, far *»* o o f Haitietr City. their arrest and held there until Washington, wac described by uiittee. tummiian, residing ot tho -v *n Rrntte, mid ttl" lhc*L and back their transfer to the county ) « " niembor* 9/ bis party as negllgiTho committed divided, nine tq Poinclamia Hotel at Palm ".? y K "»f* * • « » buck to their former lcv^ll»o»sil»le , internal in* ,e»nc* con|$his morning following the action ble. seven, with thc seven Democrat* emphatically danied the — , ■ each. , ' Judga Shuton iiavim } l* m, “ VX-ray. Ukcu Winter and Senators Borah ot Idaho and that he is dead. Police lecelV iiavrn fur IN HONOK OF N ^ kNT -** Departmrt ' i 'l l be un the bedcU re t TWO I JODI Eli FOUND Norris of Nebraska, Republicans, --ABOARD _ S . ^ P K E b H ^ Thn men gre said to b*v® from eouie YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Feb. II. voting for tho Wolth report r-wiim, good sun bath in a. Erenfb'* a***® __________ “ «ta*i«Urrd x v w ^ lN S r HHV. j.A W ROOSEVELT. tiV ^ is ^ l lkilt* of Oi^ci ^ lfhboig 5 5 had and iuiv Tb» fr»>«*n badiex of two Cl Inch an Investigation, •even Republicans selves Their activities dur- inen bearing evidences ul g n a t vl* u l^ S Fcb* W’»— A Wreath* " ^ L b‘2JJttSn t Atlantic A" careful furveiit^|«uuiUrt B jJT, ' " " jvaarr leader or nf the "jo *‘Joy east upon «the *— -** b,hi u ili°"‘ '* j y cast « tu *. lw„ seatugn the H a m id minurit r “ jw«t . lance here «rc be**1® uU-ikc . were found la an autumn^htaiing. that th« prohibition ftear the "P01 * , ” ished in help mortal t any senate in order to deter- bile a few miles from acre today. 1' " ' ih^ thxSe untU Mondsy of$s immcndatlons Official* expressed the upiuiua 0># not they La'*i?*., arjH -rrtn f f " states niCD cither were 0 COMMISSION N T TO KILL S T R E E T EXTENSION PLANS m NEW M UN ICIPAL H O SPITA L SOON B SPANISH AIRMAN PLANS FLIGHT TO mw YORK SOON RE ALLilWKI) TO SETTLE DISPUTE K .K H P o lice A rrest M an Accused O f K illing Goldsboro N egress Si s ir unk H em e Is Badly D am aged B y E a rly M orning F ire ted C ounterfeiters Held F o r rial A t May Term O f Circuit Court " S T e .... -.... H\S £ “S s ;K T,K*V^ ‘s a r t s 'K 'f i l W - - ' News SiSi-S? «*• a*".! H ir'rz fursse. c b fipw fw Sh*,'"rd'"• b, " K ?-K« iar•hinag = n * ^>Vt r-W«y, o r.» 1 j .4 S * -V.' •jiK> 'r'id mm: �THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY. FR1IRDABY II. 1926. On M Uk D ie t I| C E L E R Y M AHK b F JjFounders* Day Is To Be . / . T m t u S iiith t.y ^ o g e s A o - ----------- fancy* » Stock prlcta diipUycd a « t * « g “ S* 1 Snunffi cumlnnl crates, white, C u lo t iif dertone at tha opening of toaaj * [ • « » { “ *» market which was featured by a fancy, practically no Wppllca. Sweet Potatoes, per cwt. 2.60® resumption-of bullish operations In »j fw i ^ i iftir to gi the high priced Industrials. Ward Tmnutuc* sixes, Florida's fnncy, condition STETSON U N IV E R S IT Y , DE- In the auditorium o f the Uni Baking "B " which was weak vet* J , r . n ! u i « k . . ya rn LAND, Fin Feb. ll- - (/ P )— WTiat J , , ^ „ „ the afternoon o f Feb^ .C ^ h o w S a ri Tomatoes, sixes. Florida's choice !y blanch Is reganled as .me o f the out- runry 21. Observance of thin AUlcd Chemical and D jxs^ w ed an count and stock, 14-00* Total c standing dates on the Stetson date is an annual custom at the Innitlnl gain of * V * K l«tric Oranges, boxes, fancy count and ford Dial Un vcraity calendar of nctlvitie* college. In years past this ocen- peak, and Dupont, Genera! Electric, stork, 4.00@4.50. 830. To! will be observed February 21 wh*m fi|on has been one of great Ini-j American Canner, Mack ‘ rucks Oranftes, boxes, choice count and Stanford "Founders' Day” will be celebrn- prtssiveness and n time when the an d White Motors opened up one to stock, W-60@M-00. i same dnli tml. Dr. Lincoln Hulley, president progress of the school is tnken note two points, ndntion Grapefruit, boxes, fancy count of the Institution, the faculty, stu- of and high tribute is paid to the Pool liquidation York Canner nml stock, $4.00(0 ?LuO. dents, citizens o f DeLand and other founders. company and Nc Grapefruit, boxes, choice count of seven:i nml friends o f the school will partic?|)r. Lincoln Hulley will deliver enused recessions before and stock, $4.00. ively -t — pate. the principal oddress o f th* occa- three i>oints, res ilf hour, nml Tangerines, boxes, practically Announcement concerning the *ion. Figuring prominently; in the the end o f the firs was strong none on market observance of this date o f wide ceremonies will be distinguished Gcnernl Clgnr, w! Pineapples, no Florida supplies. f>l«fnlficance In the history of the personages from various section* o f ye/teiday, fell bat t 1i». .point* on 32 quart crates, i. ,v.w. ......_ _ 1 "cnStrawlierrics, 1 university, was made at n recent the country who have been loyal realizing. Anicricn;i Can and Gc xtended their early mostly per quart GOc. chapel service by Dr. Hulley.j *upporter* of Stetson University, Jera I F.lectrlc ei-------Plans for the elaborate event are «nv* the announcement, and there ’ gain* to nearly four points each by NEW YO RKTTeh. lL-</P>— now well under way. { will likewise be prominent iitiiens touching record high prices nt 3.14 , Butter steady; receipts 10.703. This date, February 21, is set from DeLand and other p$rt* of \ and 3.6414 respectively, aside in honor o f John B. Stetson, Florida to take a lending part » Allied Chemical extended it* ml- Creamery extras 1*2 score 44; ditto senior, founder o f Stetaon Univer* the ceremonies. vnneo to 2 points and Wabash, firsts 88 to 01 scors *2'.4@4314. Eggs firm; receipts 0,409, Fresh ally proper, which was brought The Stetson University glee club Union Pacific, Hudson Motors, Jorforth from the old DeLand Univer- and other representatives of the don, Phillips Petroleum, U. S. I)is- gathered extra fust* 3514 @37; ;s 33 Hi@34 Hi; sity, which failed In the early Stetson School of Music will take trihution, Warner Pictures, Amcr- ....... eighties on account o f financial part in the program. lean Tobacco and Case Threshing storage Sfi'Irf&SO** fresh gathered .U H ..V .7u..k the » . v many ..... , 1 -1- seconds 32fi)35; storage 24@25; reverse* caused by the big freeze. Ceremonies on "Founder!” D,iy MachineL- were among is Since the death of the senior Stc.- will bring to n clone n bus^-wcek *ues to show i early gains of n |>olnt storage under grades 1J@-J. jj, J Cheese steady; receipts 85,850. son his support o f the institution o f activities on the Stetson came or morq. U. sfCuat Iron Pipe jumped five ——— ; , the Countesa o f Fnnla Eulalia and point* to 200. Foreign exchanges CHICAGO. I'el>. 1 ' by hln son, John U. Stetson, Jr. npcnetl steady, demand sterling ter higher, receipts o.OJo tubs, Both are members of the board of ruling uround 84.8(1 and French Creamery extras j'-; atandarua; EVti.jii ixwsu.it lormer w ile ox n arry K. thaw, is bhek In Atlantic Clt trustee* and the son is president francs around 3.C7 rent*. extra firsts 4I@I1 « ; firsts 40(f£t rotoverlng from her most recent attempt nt suicide. Her song now i o f that body-. _____ 4 0 'i; seconds 37@39; eggs higher; I W ant* Get W ell." Evelyn I* drinking— m ilk-m td swear* she I John B. Stetson. Jr., United CHICAGO, Feb. ] 1__ (aP)— I'oul- receipts 7,728 cases; firsts 28@28 back to slay. Slates minister to Poland since his try alive; fuwta easy: bulanc: Vfc; ordinary firsts 20 *.4• nopolntment by President Coolidga last summer, will !>o unable to at­ tend due to nfficinl duties detain­ ing him In Poland, lie hn* com­ 15c higher, killing pigs advanced municated hls regret* to President _(/}>,_ p olu. 15 to 25 cents; big packers doing Hulley and hns conveyed hi* bent total United little; bulk 250 to 325 pouiid butchwishes to the members of the in­ four Cana- erw I2-10<»12.50; majority desirnstitutions as a whole. * „ uw, market hie 200 to 225 pound weight 12.85 The dining room ut the Crystal Ceremonies in observance of eked round (« 13.25; better grades H)0 pounds 1laike Shores presented a most gain “ Founders* Day" will take place ncsota suck- down laxgidy 13.40<«)lJ.i0; top on apjiennincc yesterday noon, when (a'.'I.Ko:' Min- nil weights 13.85; bulk packing the entire organization of the W* white HJiUrt n ‘ivn IfHtfRfrft dcsiruble killing i V. Wheeler orgnnizution, and each nriTclT Twftt pig* 13.06® 14.00; heavy weight |salesman's guest, enjoyed ji tempt­ P R O M IS E D M c F a r la n d Lau ds (mg* 12.00®12.05; medium 12,30® ing chicken dinner. ; • u rmbuftc 13.40; light 12.M)@ 13.85; light 1— Music wds furnished by Orln (yp)®ctshrdlueta o t ic y F m " —T^xpofdtl lights 12.26® 13.86; packing sows Stenstrom, I’ orter Pi|ts mid R. A. —(y1»i—Wit ti HMi.'no; 11.25; slaughter pigs 13.50 King. Hosjiitnljty chats were made by Charles Wheeler, J. P. Thur­ p buying in I LOO* (•rings light, Cuttle 11,000; fed stiers uneven; mond and , W, V. Wheeler. (Continued from Page One) The new club house anti beach raged higher eeiierully steady; slightly move uc • and then some newspaper reported are nearing completion and boats ly dealings, livef especially on shipper acwill soon he .seen on the lake, M a y o r Announce!* T h a t Hndio a leprosy epidemic although there advame em- counts; iK^st matured steers 11.25; which will add greatly to the pleas­ siH-culniivr t“ |>yearlings 10.00; baby beef lieifI,lntcnern z\rc T o H e a r One wn* no truth to nny of the ru­ mor* except that there was some ure ' and comfort in entertaining puldic eon ers 10.76; most far steers ?8.75(ci' O f H c^tC ityE n tertu in m en tH small-pox in the negro district but nt thi* popular resort. down Ijt a 810.25; she slock steady to weak; Y e t UroadcitNt F ro m S tation whs of mild variety and under the These dinners are part of j.he •wise, no im- bulls to to 15 cents higher; heavy control of the city health uulhoriweekly program of the Wheeler i increase i- 'Imlogiic* 0,25; \calcrs strong 12.00 The program to be bromha-u l les, organization, and are anticipated , (if 13.00 lo pnekers; outsideis up­ “ Then there is ii general bvliuf with much pleasure by the numer­ i tonight by the City o f 'Sanford sized flour ward to 11.60 and better. from the Winter Park station was that Flotilla I* so crowded * that ous friends. 'announced this'morning by Mayor people have to : i and 111 line to gel lintel dining ! Forrest fjike, who stated lbut into rest nil rants, N ew M iller Store those listening in on the radio ! rooms ami tlint oftentimes people expected to he In readiness for the would receive u ‘‘inre |ean not find riaimn to shop in. und T o Open On Monday tonight drive to begin on Feb. 22. ; , that rales were 825 a day and treat." In u statement Issued today Mr. Judge K. F. Iluusholdur will de­ up, Hutton said G»ut *’u pertinent iiues‘‘ Miami hotels are doing a fair to vote about 2d inipute* to a talk , tlon before the people of Florida at on the citv nml Its surrounding good business, hut there is hardly this time is: Shell Florida be ude- ___ ... territory. It in, cxpeeti^l (list he a hotel that is full. Itutes at the quntcly represented and displayed1 nml ( will feature the oily's‘ truiisportn- j big tourist* hotels urn? not unreasas a state, nt the big exposition, *oiju* ' tion facilities, and wnter • front, I unable con* dering that thyy are and its assets shown to advantage, creetc during the course of hi* icninrk* ! open hut u *mull period of tho year. or shall. the name o f Florida be Hon Propaganda Dwindling to the outside world, used to exhibit n scries of land de- squun "Hut such propaganda will soon i Mr. AhlHitt, of the Abbott and Thu business u ffice velouments with a small scattering by till Carr Seed Company, Is lo talk spi nil Its force as the truth be­ o f the state's products?" ami (i come* known und the |M -oi>le of oil the development of tlie celery c f the Southern Bell "T o remain aloof from ilii* ex- fur th industry In thi* section of the America will know thut Florida position will without doubt bring Mr. > I* sound n* a dollar and that the Tel. & Tel. Company state. adverse publicity to the state," Mr. the fi 1much-discussed 'bubble' was not a MY. Alibott Inis had ninny years Noon Stock List Hom es I^ots Farms Acreagi has moved to No. Hutton said, "vet unlcs* n repre- nienl i bubble after ull. experience in Iho seeding and j “ Of course where speculation has aentallvc exhibit of the Stale's ag- mind n e w Y o r k , i eh. ti growing of celery and 111* remark* 101 N-Sanford A ve. ricultural, industrial and reereu- sliort i riached to the point of absurdity Buys: tonight are expected to tie of n i It did last summer and fall In Allied ('hem a I h ,tlonal assets are ilihidayed during Im in American » an McLander A rcade grent assistance to growers all the six month* of the Sesqulcen- section l certain^ cities of the »tutc, there is American Smelt A |t,-fg over the stats. tenniul, Florida will have u very vnntag 1hound to ho u ‘shake out' of those Atchison Building. ^ The municipal band i* to play who bought more property at the linldwin Ixanmotlve ^ poor showing. The result of an tho an and Mrs. l.ucilc Aspinwull Takucli top than they cun carry through adequate exhibit will mean the ere- entire is to sing. Plano accompaniment a iwriod of readjustment," Mr. Me. llethlehem Steel atlng o f un avalanche of anti-Flor- jpg wi t’orn Product» will 1m* by Madge Wnrd I>ea*.. W c h ave a o-u civ trait Fi rluinl. said, hut ill cities where Dupont de Nemours Ido propagnnda throughout' the | TinMr*. Tukitrh announced today fro m S hu ford on Heard rial estate buying bus been with­ Erie country.'1 j night (bat Uie following song* hid been out boom features und ha* not got I-cgiun official* »uy that it is for thi ideal chick en or celt ry selected for her rendition ‘. might; beyond hounds, there I* nothing General Eleitrie their desire to have the citizen* of I from <1 New York Central v e n uoeniJ term * Scotch group: to worry ulurut. Sanford, it seems Northern A Pacific Sanford thoroughly understand Coming through tho Rye.*’ to me, ha* been partlcuurly fortu­ Rending that the drive is not for the LegT< 1 A ixiitd 1 n M i-In * * "Annie laiurie." nate in thnt there ha* never been u S. A. L Ion,.nor u Legion affair in nny wuy. NKV ‘‘ Bonnie Sweet Bessie.'' O lio 10-am * fa rm l> iu' itn Died boom here. Yultic;i still look very Tboy want It understood that the The In Other sung* by Mr*. Takucli low here 'compared with point* Soutlurn I'lnific project is purely UII ull Florida city hi c u ltiv a tio n , to g rth c r with all I uro to be "Cherry Ripe,” by thnt 1 have Investigated In other Southern Ruilwiry boosting medium and have loaned til Inl in Studebuker Charles Horn; "Come As the -'58000.00. T h is farm has a goo< earth of thu stnte. There ought to their urgunlzutlun* to the people finnan Night," hy Bohn; "Just a Cottage be an Upward trend here for sev­ Standard Gil of N. J. and o n lv G milas ca>t o f Snnfonl o f the slate for tho purpose of ns- he het Tobacco Product* Sninll," by Hanley and "Bird On eral year* lo come. ■listing In making the project a station U. S. Rubber Tho Wing," by Nutting. "One of .the most gratifying success. her «t Conductor Joseph IteizeiiHtelii thing* ill Floridu is the uttitudo of U, S. Sled has announced .the following num­ the large' northern interests thut JACKSONM LLE, Flu., Feb. li. bers to be played by the band: .C O L C L O U G H B ! arc interested in Floridn. Great 1. Mureh— Semper Fidelia by projects ainounUiig lo inillionB of (Ah-Conditjuii* and quotmion* ^trv■ 'I1L|V'« kem manyrrc« niiha vailing i»u the Jacksonville marketSousn. • ' • • dollura are umiouncrd almost dully, today an reported Iry the Florldi K-X'lUK-r alsiiHlani ry^ nnk2. Fox Trot— If You Were The uro entirely sound." InC li'ttMls u l, \ it,,] , lintn Statu Marketing Bureau: H eal tlH lalt Only Girl, by Not.'Dr-Ayer. *=r * und-thajh fair ,rrri, Ant|mq»irmlT»ttn M|,„ "Illg ” money is n'.iii tlowing Into Supplies of ull miscellaneous 3. Overture— Spick and Span, by \ T « ’ BFST w a y T a fAR^LUee.CAN You the state. Tin- soundness of the vegetable* very light; demand Lml 1,rw " V I»W * ally Jewell. iluilrl ij 1r .jluc “• «ny ni.eli tfA .S T R A N C G a , banka is commented favorably good; movement very light; market un m i .,lit) ansinii yts.r Isrd*— iT v e #At TH* NAMES \ t. Popular Hong— Yearning, by u I hi n by. bankers all over America, strong for good stock l is T a c o D o w n Yb t w ,,T1 , ,r," ‘ t* ,E“ ‘ nmn ami OF TH* LGADING t.Xn'hir I Invi* and llurke. , i There is nil embargo still in force. Beans, green, hamper*, no *up Usnford, FIs C tT ltE N S OF YOUR / 0 A R Q 6R SHOP A N ’ RCAD 5, Novelette (by request) — ; The demands of the stale are wtlit ■ .''i'-:...... h-etni- lu m w in l l-si it .vlrntl lir a u n t L. ,|iA; plies, demand good. Moonlight In Fhirida, by Stonn. / TH* NAMES ON T H ’ T own ? 11ill* IlifuLiti*. * ! greater than the ruilroud* und Cabbage I buslwl hampers, (J. Patrol—American, by Mcucli- ! steamship limn can supply und no \ SHAV/W M U C S -^ A . I,1,*1! ,rV -I p u n t.luW .ly H new stock 2.50®:t.tHi. um. .' T 1 K'cuhlot Nnne i , l „ lone in authority ha. i any hope thnt 1,1±r dm iunjtmg guarmlci IV Icrj, Florida Hi inch emte* rlhe embargo cun he lillisl for f5.O0®fti.t>». . months or (Hnodhly u yeiu. FO(4 Cuke*, bushel crates, hot hou*c, S«LC ’ "I believe thut the next few , month* will present u great op­ portunity to .^unford to tell the | world about it* ‘back country/ It J.G . S H A R O N i will be u time when the world cun Attorney-st-l.aw I be luude acquainted with the rea­ Will practice in all the ecu sons why tne city is called the Sold and Guaranteed by |‘City Substantia].' I believe con- Examination of Abstracts c* I dition* here are such that if the Sanford Feed and Titles given especial ntteh ' jieople will pull together upon a Offices In Court llousi great community program that this Supply Co can be made Guilford's greatest year and, that a lorwanl impetus cun be sturted that will never end until Samonl bocom ■* what it ought ot be, one of the great citie.i o f r'lurida.'' i FANS GOOD PRO G RA M ' ON AIRTONIGHT Notice ^ telep h on e O ffice Movfed M UD C E N T E R FO L K S Un Lot fiUxlsn | AS I T IS A SUFFICIENT MARK. Of- DISTINCTION A N D H ltH STAN DINC IN MUDD C £ N T tR T o H A V t 'IDUR OWN SHAVIN& MUC W ITH *TbUR N A M L |N S IL T L V T T C K S A T T H t OARBfeR SHOf> MUDD C tN U tR HAS N&VCR FOUND IT NCCtbSARY TO" fS S U t A BLuc. B o o k —— 4>-,UUU Cash. interest. SHIP GOES A8HOHE H A L IF A X , N. S., Fub. ll.- U P ) —Ait unidentified ohlp U oahoro on thu oouth aide o f Sabla Island, o ff the Nova Scotian coast- L ife boats have put o ff In an attempt to reach her* Uuluncf ?75 K ’ r niuiitli L. P . C R ITTE N D E N blid throughout city | • A t prlll-ChlUrm lu, |tcanj C|) .............................................................................................. .............. E . Compton. Mgr. �^E yU N FQ R n HERALD. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY XL 1926, in. oennurya clinic, which he holds- ns « part of his " ork ns doctors’ consultant. Is tt Place where husbands nnd wives rcay he introduced t j each other. 'Veil*, of New York, and Mr*. g <■' Too from W est Vlrulnla. Mr. will ^ at the I.uthcrn Church at M Mm M l A I’nrtv ha* finished• and. Is rest­ 11 o’clock and in the eveninR at 7^30 o’clock;.';' Mr. andeMrn. Frank/ tS. Smith ing his second cottage In Up*ala. nnd four children, o f Georgia. — - 9 moved last week to the ‘Cramer W illing Workers meeting * i u . -------*>•* ' Cottage. Mr. Smith work* for the Mrs. Charles Hester and two postponed uptll -this . Friday w|ln . Oil Company. They spent a cou­ children, of North Cdmlina, ar­ ifeth and Esther Erirson.y la a preaarlptlM fer ple of. months at Maitlahd. ■* rived last week to join Mr. Hest­ The Dorcas Cluh meets on Feb. ^ ° ^ 9» G rippe, F lu , D*ngH 0, er. who has been tranaferred by _ _ Mr. nnd Mrs. Purdy arc inter- the railroad. They nH> renting a 21 itwrtad of Feb. 28, with Mrs. ..... VoSfn. Williams. • Bilious F « t e r and M a a rto tnining Mr! Purdy's sister. Mrs, nart‘ of the Beck cottage." psychologically i,waking. K Dr. Seabury first talks to the mm, alone and then to tbs wom av. I I ipii he confer* with thorn tl#< % •Luther, und describes the tempernm .;y ,;(• t.^-h tll t ;,, <)thi>rt outj,n. I s sucfw n t r i* Hwnturc. [cent will L good fji. but is 5uirh lfl a wrd- tnc the adjustment \ needed, and exidnintng ceuses of ‘ tii-.itr, Lne Pf the oonunmrst trouble•BASISVTOp__, i* the clnsh of a fnther complex' MAT^tbKDNY Wlth 11 .mother cpniyl •(. Tnm, is. n t oman w>.o has a.v.ays depended mt Itsr father to lake care c.f i marries 4 man win, require.> the cur,, o fa mother. !l„th r.M mixer*“ ” « because they cannot act what! t hey want anil the marriage nsunily breaks up. , Dr. Senbury and Ins collrtcin* e m o t io n a l l o v e — orrrp y poo r. ROMANTIC LOVE A IS FINISHED wiintj r o n r o J c Vl L'.S- rJULlDT M JN C U R L S PAPER'-S*. ■ - t s k f *a F :u. y>u pslify on (h» seven point t of| [rsnienUl hibC. titt-ainir r -^thinks. % marry es’id the . can solve- CO out t.f evrrv T R u rc m , love 100 |eiisck rf marital difficulty nroI rented to them, thty m ini, , , The idea stems'to be that good matches an* made in the myckoOtiftil laboratory lather tarn in heaven. is I'll RARE re (a p t#i health back at thut society. He hns an article about it in the Smithson­ ian’s lust report on its activities. . “ I he hand of almost every man,” lu says, “ is ngainst the eagle. Tin* bird fs without legal protection 11 most states. Jn some plnces boun­ ties are even pnid for its destruc­ tion. “ What is needed i* not protection . for the entries in zoos but for those | m n wil'* stntt1’’ I uroprra- Ijuptness action. ,iwrw.- L*thi»-.• | ,*f the-r Vt. ifiol tm- «E£X ATTRACTION <TooN DltAT, |t * P : \ > ._ l*a v n .'W rD * i „V T T jimzl u-quaccw a Ca v V Third, emotional- Jove, hucIi a* that which a ‘ ‘Wfa V'111 ,!r"' Dt ter. offer,, a p o o r ' v . V f k juiitriIbn.Uke many. which Fourth, there is cox n l l w l ’nti, 1 time |which, unsupported i y deeper love, cream soon diesklown. Fifth, the so-called secondary love is the satisfaction in home artd 5 ' No, uccording to Ned Hollister. 1 1 ,, . don’t waste any sympathy on tin* chibir i^ w h i dten.. takes the wjj,j animals you see in zoos, place of a (Tlu a irfrrtion for the Tb bo sorry for perfurntintPlTni- | mate. ntals is all right. Frequently their Tl-.e sixth type is :ha! caused by trainers’ methods are crtiel. At propinquity and tommon mieresta, least it’s doubtful if they like their anil tin- M'vinth i- frigid, or. as Dr. stunts. Seabury calls it, “ hu„ h basket Hut varmints which are permit­ love," whose 111,ii,i goal t- a home ted .simply to lie around and stay and three opiate- a <i 1 wild are in great luck, not in spite _ _ _ , ‘Aif their captivity hut actually lie. . enuse of it, #, It dldtlt believe 111 holding wild 1 s.0 Hollister alleges, critters in <npth it \. It met and ailopted resolutions’ to that effect. I, protested, in particular against the imprisonnieol of America mogles—“ tin* noble bird that hn- been chosen to typify the proud, free nnd lofty spirit of America." , » » . Liberty, for a wild nnimnl, o!»• serves Hollister, generally means | liberty to In, chewed up by some other wild animal, sooner or Inter, -1 |on—Ua.be shot, poisoned or trapped by man. “ When one considers," he points m. 11. — ing the jungle! "Itch-use 'em," demanded the so- out in his article, "how rapidly they are being exterminated and Irtif m the And those noble eagles! Look it riety. flu- cruel means employed in the iif rat- a em. The eagle! Tile emblem of quest for moat, furs, hides and oils, fparirg h,-. "tir fri'idom! Sitting on a dunum "And it we did release 'em? l/m, r.i and in a big coop made out of queries Neil Hollister, for many it is easy foi the animal lover to Vifru . chicken wire, out at the Smithson- ’ years superintendent o f thut zoo o f feel that life for them in comfoitable captivity in preferable to a feud, 1- all* am Institute's Hock Creek park tin- Smithsomon Institution's, fearsome struggle against unbeat­ fvery iljna- zoological gunlensl . “ Wlurt would happen? *Why, somebody would fill those able .odd-* m a wild stuto. What a sacrifee. "Every wild animal is continual­ |eagles to full of shotJnsUrter that gimali at* veil do to stuff and ly searching for a ‘ safety zone ibainc to Well, thrre was a certain society 1they wouldn’t uv d that (bat is exactly what a n W eil­ |(IIrish! ridi how that, some time ago,-felt thut way 1 put on f.rp of .tlje h o n k e n s i u nand ire pr-rnl. ’ about it, ........... j 1 loll M rs rrvniinly came • right i-ondui ted zoological garden ls.” fire )N LETTER Room House Taped f r o r k * step to promin­ ence. in iha Style world this season. On . ‘ 11 * ^ r*- x Th ere’s joy in w earin g them. Come this F r i­ day and Saturday to see the new er modes fo r spring. ^ 4 1 4 Acre Celery Farm _______ . . . . . HIue skies with a glin t o f gold. A ir tantaliz­ ing mild. Music from feathered songsters' throats. Surely Spring is here! There’s thrill in seeing the new things -at Dickson-Ives. * — S tyle Shou) at Located on hard roaclf'within 5 miles of Sanford. • * fD C a p c »! H o w thcy'vt "com* back into ’ the height of fathfun thh* spring o ( l WO. , d ay 1 his house is equipped w ith modern improvements, has 8a*Srunning water, bath room and is an idea! home. T h e farm is all tiled and, nbw growing one of the finest crops of celery in this section. • Ciodets. p l a i t s nnd flares ore the wisbed-for touche# on mnny frmks. nee includes all equipment Two nights, Thursday and Friday, mannequine will, display S prin g’s apparel at the Beach man Theatre, Orlando, B efore glorious settings, they will walk b efo re you. . A n d the follow ing days, these new t h in g im a y be,seen at Diekson-Ives. A n d may become yours Come by all means to the Beach man one these eve­ nings. of Paris la insistent that twn - place dresses am quite the thing now. Spring Fashion Week. Starts $ 5 0 0 0 cash, balance I and * . J,? ' years/ , - - , *« Spring fashion w eek begins Monday at Dieksop-ives. E very day new things fo r,S p r in g >s o f this will m stoi e. W atch 'th e Orlando Reporter-Star-—and come to Dickspn-lves that you m ay know what spring has brou ght here fo r you. . *rst National B a n k Bldg Prints!. M a g i c ward. For onto again they *»" ■ « t thaix sty la importance. sen i. < -, m m a ' j< u i i i i u M * •« tarty If o f twsad .ws L ►aJb£b“«- w i.:- �THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY FEBRUARY 11, 1926 T h e S an ford H era ld " 1■ _ As Brisbane Sees It 1 A Mouthful of Tooth. Honor to Spain. Flying Map*. Gorilla's Club Foot. as Feoond Class Matter, bar IT. t i l l , at tha Poatoffloe lanfortl. Florida' under A ct o f IIB A JI j ------- A **iir1n<e IM Ilo r **M . K. JOSHS, M na a g I n « 1'itlfn r K tr - stu iH cn in m.> iiv jk x O n eI V ear— dT.nrt SI* Monilia fa.&o D elivered In OH) by Currier. p.,r •Week, I 6r. W eekly Ktlltlon t£lio per bear. i n C C H L ’.NOTICF.i A ll obituary notice*, canla o f thank*.- reeolutlona and n otices o f entertainm ents -w h e re charge* are made w ill be charged fo r at regutnr advertlalnc • JNKJIMKIt ASHOCIATKII PHP.SH Tito Associated I'reea in n r l u i teely en tii.n l to the tint- f,,r republication of nil newa dlapntclica crtdfctril to It or nut otherwise Credited In this paper nnrt nle., the loca l news pulillMi»d herein. A ll righ|a o f repuhllrstlon o f apeclal rjlapstchea herein are also reserved. :8 i)A Y T H E H E R A LD 'S PLATFO RM X>—'Beeper water route to Jack : aoarifle. ' " & —-Construction o f Bt. Johna-In dim River canal. B«— Extension o f white way. -Swimming pool, tennis courts, I . •Augmenting o f building proritm— houses, hotels, a p a r t - : mint houses. 1^—Extension of atreet paving - Prijftam . ... • Construction of boulevard around luike Monroe. i^ C o m p letlo n o f rity beautifica­ tion-program. • — Expansion o f' school system ,, with provision lor Increased fa- representing (font profession nre devoting much apace to the B y A R T H U R B R IS B A N E '• P I r lt k l USA. hr U t«r Cn. discussion o f the problem. The rapidly thinning ranks o f the old-time doctors has particularly caused the rural comTROUBLE M AY come of MlUmunitfea a great deal o f worry. sollnl’a threat to advance Italy a Th e country doctor in dying o ff, and the young college frontier farther into German -Ter­ ritory, his promise to make the graduate who attempts to take his place, finds it !an impos­ German* feci “ a whole nmnttjfnt sible task because the remuneration is too small a reward fo r o f teeth for a tooth.' the mnny years it has taken -him to obtain his education. STRESEMAN REPLIED io Another Aide* to the situation is that he finds that the coun­ SltiMolInl In a speech before tho Rrichutng yesterday, earnestly ar.tl try people are no longer content with the services o f one solemnly. His a u d i e n c e "w e* physician, who trios to attend to patients o f all typeH. The worked up to n high pitch by a serious effort from n supposedly su fferer goes to the nearest city hospital and then the young friendly neighbor.” practitioner loses another patient and an opportunity to add t^jhis meager earnings. M USSOLINI FO R TU N ATE LY A s a result o f this state o f affairs, villages and communi­ ties m all parts o f the country are almost as deprived o f medical services ns were the isolnlcd sections during the earlier days o f this country. Such a situation existed until recently in Minnesota at Altura, a village o f about two hun­ dred .and fift y inhabitants anti, two hundred farm er families within a few miles. The nearest doctor was ten miles away and the distance is considerable when the roads are blocked by the frequent bad weather during the winter period. The Citizens o f Altura decided to have a doctor, a good one who would live in their midst; A health association was formed and a fte r thoroughly considering the situation dur­ ing which its members sought the advice of n number o f med­ ical experts, they advertised- in n medical journal, telling what they wanted and making fouu offers to the kind o f a man they wished to secure. The first o ffe r o f the Alturinns ukiarantced the patron­ age o f one hundred and tw en ty-five families at twenty-four, dollars a yea r; the second made a like guarantee, hilt (he A DEAD G AM E S P O R T Nbu\wow,i0XKTVB* VflU.'toU? doesn’t want any war with. Ger­ many now. Too expensive. The league of nation's wouldn't nllow Germany to make war if she wnnted to, for pence with financial re­ covery is even more important than the irritation that other nations feel toward Mussolini's powerful government. * . The Itallnn-Germnn situation will be taken before the league of nations at the request o f the T y ­ rolean diet, and the league will solemnly discuss it. IN, M USSOLINI’S case this doesn't mean much. When tho I league tried to settle the quarrel between Italy and 'Greece, Mus- • solini went ahead, seised Corfu, demanded and got an enormous cash indemnity, announcing that ho didn't dccept orders from the league.'' IT IS a troubled situation over there and if President Cnolldge can keep tin* United Stutcs from going any further into it, tho United State!- will be much obll god doseph.,rr Gen 40:14-15 T a len t Versus Circumstances A pitilcKH disinlcgral ion nf the ho inlleil "suecessl ul mart" will bring to liffht many interesting complexes, some o'f them in flirecl opposition to ustahlishcd stumtnrds of life. A sur­ vey of the ranks of successful men will reveal a surprisingly large number who have been lifted front the slough of finnncial mediocrity nnd set in the sunlight by ulterior eircuniHtunees over which they had no control. I Wd, jmi till i f jnm< uvitriv * FOrovcr from life's little game: Just once 1 wislt you'd show your class, Jo*t once support n trump I , tiamu. f l\ die with imp oxultnnt shout, hen gladly let you take me out. The promise Is no better than Ihe excuse that is given for not flomcLimi's you have to black a llow's eyes in order tu do lit*' >b brown.” *' Having something ns a thorn in your aide Isn't su laid. Suppose it was a hat pln?a • .Add .’Add another thing that we The rich man's son, pampered and pnttedu iitdnmdyo through tlmAinesI universities, set up in business and saved front bankruptcy by the old man's roll is the mist I'aitu'ul 1example of iln's class. On the surface, subordination to one of,these mistakes of nature is the most discouraging tiling, in the world. Inspiration is retarded, desire to do bet lei work is s iifled by Ihe knowledge that the man above you i> intellectually your inferior. In many instances this holier is erroneous, prompted Ly vanity that blinds one to ihe true status of respective min*'-. Hul in many eases circumstances force into the employ id some dumb hut luckier man the services of a far more lid eiitod person, and the latter's period of service under these conditions represents one of the most trying oredals of life. The only halm for the unfortunate employee of a dumber employer is the knowledge that ability still counts tor some­ thing in Wiis material world. Tim capable man will always forge ahead under almost any conditions, hut his subordina­ tion is necessary until it is definitely determined that he has ability. The average man sees in the distressing number of igno­ rant rich men the sot tree of llolshevism, but the thinking man finds in this fac^ ijw inspiration for nobler work. T im man with ability will meet with no genuine discour­ agement in this World, llis brnins are too badly needed. If M Y heF will A V get O Rtho IT chance E STO IE S he has Ihe goods tuR deliver. -----tty-TRVHCB. COBB ^ JlAVculL heard-foi—Rome tinio lit a gbud -Purd ji'kw. . — ' Maybe company tha tmly p olltf to some wives like to lm v all the time because that's time their hashundr are them. E A R LY YESTERD AY morning, Raymond Franco, the ‘‘Culumhu.t ■if the nlr,” left Rip Do Jnneiro for Buenos Ayres, on tho last “ le g " ’ of his flight from Spain to South I Amorim. Only recently. Lord Northcliffe in New York, lold how he hud offeru) SfiO.OOO l-i anybody that would flv across the English chan- ' nel. Boys twelve yearn old, ami girls too. could win that prise now. and flying across the A t­ lantic. 1h becoming common place. Flying around the earth will stain ho a matter o f course, and : regular family trips through th<* I air from Now York to California will replace parlor, car travel. v. Inch • itt the osM-ucc nr the nest n.ilitn There i.- nothing jH'tty . limit it. li is not the sort of jMilitiiul maneuvering which wins here mill tlici • assent ami a scuti, rcil i.illuwing, It proceeds, rather, -'li large lines o f approach to n large masses, and when it ......... I-, it do s so on i t rumen• rle. Exactly Willll til' ill -1in«-t is uhuh enables now and lien a p ilth- man in not • the prof­ it la i lie stirrings oi i great Popular movement, it would he hard to say. it seems to spring iprcinl munis through tlmt enlivens til fr-.m t min thing like a Hut it is rtosely akin to dummy, hot "spokesman'' at tin- sensp'-lni-al gerrtus. I'ort'in »te is the White li. nine. Imhgmmt Sena tors ro:<' up to lionouiue him (or p'ditaal leader who i -j ilm* aide to attempting to forestall their ac­ r ad clearly in advance the sign:, Even those who are tion ami to warn the country Ihat of the time closest to the great had/ of citi­ their speeches were so filled with 1*0 MPA RE THIS uchiavomant - f i-Pi'ninli flier with the ridicu- partisan animus that they i*«« *1 zens, and who ar aide t . put a But in the fuiger upon incipient inovciiu ti‘. !"ti. att mot of our navy, prepar. not lie regarded. tr *■ i hi , e hi-f ni-iehinca, esjircifllty midst of a diatribe again.t tlie "I revolt, a- w II as up n , outing f-o 'h • shoit •''iii 'f>i<ni rnlifornln President, Senator HARRISON ..I -liiingc- iff opinion, lai imt cxto H- w i ■i ~ • I m.JMng :t rniserahl- Minshuippi paused I > say Ui.it Mt plain \vh::i i 1 mogj ring. About the .a.irt. t liic li -s( 1 11(.\ <a.-i t|fi i- to -ay, as nee hiit'tl »d tier cent failure of Goidtilge is one I h e j e . i t hi ' ■ politicians who ■ at in (lie lio old t iliP- fm mir did to GAltmight I’ ll'.I.D nt iIn- tune O*’ tile sweep­ M nilehl e'"id a few o f our White House. '1 in |i... 1*7-1. i an a ' . t ing Repuhlii an dtic.it in '•dntnl e.ivv gt'l.tlenien to study he higher i. r . ' Mi'll, I i iii the people had it, S iiiin tvr Judge. Inn > i s i. .i'it suggests an •i" <>1 11 > v. a n oir I"'1a I.ii mg' -o long on one f ide thought they'd lik-' to ir farce o f Cana- i-f pi’ lities it . i I' i •!.. • Him 'Mi gratddeal survey (.‘Otil.IDGE tui - "plave a , I v. I > turn oVet.” ' citnnd) on, lest of {he ralihrc e pliotagriiphid | t e hits thus I a 0 • a pohiiciaii oi ihe high r order than forty seven ! fill. nib's of wild t a - 1 Nvedless In sat n i- i ■’ a a e 1*^1 hr*f In- nli s should have v i­ ta it) i imugli |IM. a.„i pievuil during the past ,,f a magneiic and , auher t |. . i t* r i-eiiig rejei ti d at first. The i inality. \l i ( Oi i|.l I a . i... “ ore use Tor the \made no pu-t, at.> ,m I. ,.i . ,1 ...... « "iispa non , . sample of till:, Hliu-rto used h. tmit., which he ,1.... . a M . Im Infs- : I:, ey, oj the eoualrv is ryes on denuch rl, Hiv. has offer, d thpi ■ a i w •e*w I Si. real) Mellon. A little r out forest fir'1*, typ»> among I I.a l.\. titne-. and "tore than two tears ago he put Ids, killing Im|I1 they rent to lik . . it ,.■.|•, . m, forward plan. for reducing ami hontleggrrs on Shurifr of Nniimglmin said, ••for equalizing taxation. 1’ is argument crying air mail, variety’s sake," |tut everyliedv ' VWIS hut tressed h> |.[low ledge and passengers. knows that it p > not the pi i m -iui I I experience. It* had in general the 7~ qualities o f the I'renleiit, hat lit ■( approval of ta\ \p, rm. But it j '< nnadn means policies that h. has .olvo- ale.l, ( was received |,\ the .nail fry noliuilinii laagtmge. which have made him rank am,me ' liiians man) i>f them in his own! is (lint lived in thrt skillful p-diti. Ians ■■( his tune.) part) -with i ties ,f derision and woiilil not, in He had ’ he egaeity to mile u 1indignation. U in a !ii< -ch. me wa.< rs of life, have j-ruot oneonio,; ■linage a. pubhe pltl.ed before i.o ig r -.s it ,VUti . territory that a s e n tlo ip n L lli had the ik il! qoie(. mausUyjvuuUtv.t,— Ihr h*-T|bT;-T-. f g nw»-JU'jl photo- djL t«-*fiTh :l|W,rs ir*nml i.. digt, I ) Feld his ground. He Yeueucd in n few days of himself with it What lie pet. i\ ins reel.ntnicnd .turns and at last C o n y r e . not ed was n sort i f phase a war lie has lived to 7,7,,. , , weariness, a ntetem ugam-t highj •-id) incepting tn. original ptnpos. l,ut , u"'' r .pcs t . going II I I house of excitements and the him. mg of i mth. I than III. , dal A. th, Tax rlmls teaching in t!u. nation's horn He . ui> ,|, its way that men eunic . feeled a vague (■ qniiar d< i a ,.| M h ,> l,r' " •• oiling ' - m e, ouiider ’ 11 * eeoiioiny am| tht ill in tin ,*,n I i ter), suae tho meat, with a lesultunl on . ig of has sen a IIP I, urn, tarn express­ '*■ , the hurevn* of taxation Vt.,1 it ed that „ niujoiuj st | , 1)v out Mellm, MELI.(»N." There aehtrigI'lPhi) d \\us U-causc hi sleudil) u ponocil anils, ton ' .1*1 t,i tin;, public soiftiincnt th.it (In , outil I'e mi more conclusive |it oof , wn rye* In th.' pcoide role lo give hint a 'jpiort ‘ ■I good pollHes. M,. MgII,|, tlwtl man in iln: winch ounfoumled all i plans u V'*.1 “ " ‘I reticemt. ! •Ut It would he S t r a n g e it Ip did | reding Ills hir'.o Ilt,d |irogllosticaIlolls id ),'■ ool t. "d f e i tnwa.,1 e t t i-faciie,, Ci mnny stages o f i,-al oppohrnts. tent, hegianiiur .... , , thus seeing the work «• hi- hand .................... . 1his is th«- Kiml of ale-ioniis ip upftn him j Factory .'ins \\. Central Aral Retail Store If, L. Central Ant Orlando. Florida This if, gooti, high, i'eriilc >«' growjth of palm ami orange I tween Kntcrprisc ami t■ri’en Shore Drive. Any one wanting a beautiful should investigate, this piupc] P rice $12(100.—1era* KARL J. SCHULK E A I, E S TA TE — IN VESTM Rhone 741 dOti-noT First National Hank I W. F. HOLBOKN. Sales Mj As L ong As S a n fo rd Grows BRADENTON HERALD Now thui the United Slates has entered the World Court, what ef. feet do you suppose that will have on the operatic comeback o f one, Ganna Walska? . Maybe there's something about if bat We don't know, hut it still Mmt mighty quucr how a fellow an purchase un expensive uutomoHe when hla credit Is nil everyThe next largo group of Sanford sitors prill bp a party of Maine mule headed by Governor Brew­ er. This city will be host to the ear ■Englanders Saturday after«n and the Chamla r o f Commtjree ta prepared un elaborate enterInnicnt for them. Governor Brewe r i« no stranger In Sanford, hav^ .........this .. rity . last January _ ff. vlrited the governors’, juirty rtprwig almost every state In the L T E M P E R IN G T H E W O R L D vtltln the World Court. and-..yjvt idggMng with the tux hill in u most dfedfffiess-like fashion. Ah a mutter of fnct there has been no change In the ways of Congress since last Tuesday. Whatever change there has been President o f the United States—> has occurred in he Whlo H oubo, so close thut only a inetaphisicinn And it has been o f such a charac­ can distinguish President from ter as to quicken the doubts nf |*oospokesman—was hitter a few duya w|»o believe that the President tnago in his condemnation of “ polit­ steutl of bring a strong, rilejit ical,” criticism of the administra­ man, Is a timorous politician. Last tion. As ever) student knows he Tuesday's attack on the adminis­ meant to lamhust Congress where trations critics was so severely there are still men who dare to handled in the country that the lias had te bark speak their own minds on public “'spokesman” i affairs. [own, Mr. Coolidge really ought to ucu to it thut the Yestedsy, however, the “ sj __ “ spokoaman" mun” who mnkex up for the is cured o f Ida gurrulouaneas— “ slkmca" o f thu lYesIdent, actual, otherwise the “ spokesman” may ly praised Congress. Ha told his admit otto o f these days tlptt there bearers that Congrass bad dealt is a coal striko In progress. The rity fulhers o f Lorain, tb-l fuigatteti ■ takes us hack to in solemn conclave asscmideif, the days ran;i1 *»"at.s and n in „. tiuvu voted and promulgated thiJ, im , t . tii beginning short ly, nil dunces uk- ing „ iuj , via ,,t homespun clnthcept tlio “ old-time" dunces *Hch It is il) 'Sul-humnig locomotives Uenth century i'M Henry Ford likes shall he taboo lli^ t-r; lh*' in the city o f Lorain. This accord- Pierce ai Y T i,{ Franklin C A R D IN A L trcO N N E IJ.. ..n kremoni must sell well ' ,, of tho ablest, most powerful prin in " t" press dispatches. Mi.- city council chantI p fact, it is related, unless th e■her. .Sea ccs o f the Catholic ehurrh. m i '" " ,irl1 salesman (uight city /others unexpectedly reverse to go m compulsory prohibition Y ‘‘t H,‘ h « w w line of opposed to holy scriptur< „iu I ht inRelves, police will bo uuthor-| mustachi ‘ .“ I**, *"“ ! probably he’d ■-c'u I " »ee to it that every dunce'sell the Catholic tradition." c consignment. There * Recently Cardinal Have* ,,( \,.v hall lit the city lives tip to this V"* “ :*‘iy when most ••dlt '. Not only the new Charleston good pet A'ork aaid It was wrong t.. teuel children that wine used in rellgmu must go; tho fox-trot, the one- ubout on I rn"! ' ,iH Countr>‘ frit still c 11! JUbt M* Uiese »crvice» every ilay t» vile and ,| stop and the like ant under the councihin ** u feeline L Y " , r':11' There was legal. These two stai.m.nt, I,, ban, too. 1 a' ! *he “ newfangled” the highest Cath ollic nutlioritie, u ';' 1 •!«/ and the twothe United States would indicah "rung. Many u Catholic movement against |)r.. 'V dvoted much hi hi l ion as it now stands. ,«nd discussion to ’ " il*' "the dunce evil " I T O M S IM S S A Y S ** ’ ' ““ Krown those day's. These expert* have got to come down to oarth or wt> never will gt t our air problems settled. rum'', («• realize that a splendid tonic recrea35, W * 1(1 n>ovo in j1. In d y music it a Eclipse in the far rust hurt ruI i u^other words, grown dlo, *op hY T ft Well located BusitiCss Froportj'^ value. Sanford, having a |»ul,<,li! in few towns can boast of. is . business property bought now some profit in days to come, us explain why. “ business P rop erty Is Y° In v e stm e n t” As proof o f Wliat others have a client who wishes to Ic .... r i m t > m r » r tv . °J S*-6 S a n fo rd Realty Con n. a LO N G , Man**** t bnpulie. It almost as much as a t « , .l!0We,vcrl the « am r* the old feeling still i* 9-10-11 U>U Building , �THE SANFORD HERALD. TglTWOTiAv FEBRUARY 11, 1926 PAGE RESIDENCE T E L E P H O N E : • 217-W MRS. FRED S. DAlGER, SOCIETY E D ITO R th« Prince of W alM to includo orange Jolly on the bill of fare—though you youraelf and T H E Y L IV E D H A P P I L Y E V E R A F T F I IS A L L B U N K , D E C LA R E S C Y N T H IA Loans M O N E Y A V A IL A B L E For Fim f^lortgaK r Loan* on Liberal Valuation TSaiii« Consult us first e in n in Ihr market for fumt* Vili.5 tho handsome prince swung made money nn.l « t Z . / . i 8 fur, nnd on other occasions she ! mind being teased for your id S I Illy p rta ™ . bride upnp hi. .oil ,hroS,h X d ^ u U S J "5 has been seen in a heavy woolen miration for the Prince of Walei mlk-white palfrey, waved n piume.1 ego, to efface it at once I’’ ” ™ of coat of pure white. >ou may hkc to servo orange « k « hat to the huzzaing throiing, andIt all reminds mo of my fr|otl(1 What makes the white ensemble «t J'««r next ,p* P*rt>'- I!prf’ l" 11 so they were o ff to “ live-happy Irenes re-act Ion No this t M J 1 1 iukcs a tut of courage to or the President’s wife all the tT°od recipe, for ornpgc cake: wear an nll-white street costume more interesting Is that she wears over after! * . . . cn^c.t matrimony. Inne ' Heat a cup of sugar with thi The huzzaing throng went hack reached ‘ those years of discr .f? jb winter when the rest of woman­ ill raterwhite stockings, white buckskin yolks of four eggs and add tht kind goes about in iilacka • nml oxfords, white doeskin gloves nnd grated Hod nnd Juiee o f hair * if Every to playing battledore and shut-' on the sunny or leeward «i brawna and grays and bright reds, White felt hat trimmed only with lemon. fog Mr*- tleccok or to scrubbing the pots :I0 when friends audible ami , Add the stiffly beater dull reds, gicens, blues and oth- white ribbon • white of the eggs alternately with (Is., enc and pans of the wedding feast and ly wondered "why j rt.,u. never gave their loved princes anmarried " er colors of the fabric dyer’s rain­ If Mrs. Coolidgc had Worn an n cup of flour sifted with a Uniber*. , other thought, so confident were Irene was earning more tl.™ bow. Perhaps it is ari easier tiling nil-white ensemble in midsummer of bnklng-iKjwder. Bake they that with marriage her dcs- her father nnd tw„ brother- l0m to do when you are the wife of there would have been not the 1this tit two layers. Put^ togethei tiny was aeaied nnd settled hnppi- blncd. She wrote adverti , j L C'J V the President, for then .it.ti.....i.... ' « « ” yj?u ,?r°w slightest occasion for comment. i........... that would make the very Eskimos used to disti'Mjon. [*5 o’clock. ly forever! Mrs Cooi dgc, p or #0me rcn8pll or olhc,r wc whp always fond of white. In actual years the old fairy buy icicle*. She droned im,. [at library ho* been take.the cue for our clothes faah, appearing thi: tales are centuries nnd aeons pust. million dollars, took annual tri»« ' mto1 white Jon* front Pnris have n feeling limt |not only indoors hut out iter N. S- nut it i* only within the pnst yenr t.. Europe, drove lo r own car f.'t 1nted quite a sensation .1 and era- white is innp|iropriatn for outdoor Mrs. Henry W ig h t Is . as you may wt-nr at any time of tho year save [o’clock at or so that this, Its fundamental ed her friends galore wherever . , i \V»U*on io story law, hn* ever been ques- however she p|pu«-d. no matter recall, .when site appeared In a summer. Queen Elizabeth of Bel- Hostess A t Luncheon pure white brnndcloth suit ort Klun, has worn nil white street Honed. "hat the bill, had the dearest 2 Visitors And even today a man or wont- home of her own in the world with Thanksgiving day. Later she op- costume* .. in coolr \weather—but Honoring L| mectinv an who with tho loud voice of n Hal logs in the open fiieidnce— penned at church w\... Caring a white, then she. like Mrs. Coolidgc, l* -prophet, challenges nnyono to show Hut Irene got married. Her' cheviot rout trimmed ...I with "'lu te' a privileged individual. \\*o aptrue ami Just cause why marriage friends and the store books that 1prove of the white winter cos­ is the best and only career for all assured her it Vvns the one and tume when a .queen or n Presi­ dent's wife wears It—though we mtertain women Is apt to be looked upon only tiling f or a woman, made her i . would hesitate before wearing it itrics of askance as one who seeks to find do it. A ourselves. , at hrr flaw in a holy o f holies! She hasn't left her spouse vet I ! u<. at fi it seems to mo that one o f the don't think site lias any intent inns M In n way this feeling about Wight < \ white is absurd. Among animals— ». sanest hits of clear, steady think- of doing it. Hut she did sav this ing on this subject, phrased Jtho unto me not long agoother than ourselves—winter is the * * ' Ji , very time when white Is deemed . *' "I wish 1 had known before 1 laUrtam niost simply, comes front the ac\ \ must appropriate. in northern N. Y., i (Boon Tea tress Blnehne Yurkn. She says, In was married what a comparative I countries, you knovj, tho stoat . Marked. krr home part: * non-essential marriage is to n wont-! *i. .v usually turns while in winter, pro- 1 Green "The modern professional wom­ dm ing our much-priicd ermine, ors for an no more needs marriage to 17i ' t riie blue hare turns white when foctivtl nt the comnlcto iicr happiness than she winter comes, and a bird ended and Iko j needs nnd must have success, £*/}a Ptainiignn rhnnfje* hi* • Usual dil* am rnUr- achievement, friendship, nnd ^fre?SL'»t v j t . A mottled brown plumage for while, daintily Bridgc duin from financial i_plnches to jyA vL'.. • |-when snow- covers the Jrrotintlr •was i r ipart- make her-happy nnd at peace." Y 'j >. So perhaps, in.years to come, all ,with It Tltctt Miss Yurkn says: , 'y * VV‘ ' white willbe regarded ns higltly auraya " I f marriage were tho ideal L’Y il A-.C. I appropriate for w inter wear. either statu of bliss nnd contentment that * ul sugary novelists who write for A. I*. C O N N E LLY & SONS AlocanlU A Srrnwrt You are Ionk!ri( L r n dairy raliun that will increase your milk profile. Your roughage is cheap, but to get the lx at jxwsiole rcsulls at the lowest cost, you should supplement it With Tliis (nmous high protein balanced ration is un­ equalled lot lecdma with rnrilag#, or other liointJMwn roughage. It cuts yr,ur leettioil anti incte.ito y.wir profits There is nolhing cheap in Happy Cow Feed, ii it computed ol idtlon se.-d meal, com meal, glutrn loed, .linseed oil meal, peanut oil ired, all.dlo meal, nod pure cane molastet. It is one ol the best feeds made by Edpar-Morpan Co., the well kno-rn quality iced mamdivtiirtrs ot Memphis. Thev know Souilaun conoltir.u and ths:’* why tl*:>pjr Cow Feed it the choice ol Southern dairymen. , Always atk lor and Jor-d Happy Slwk I'rriL-- f Sem inole FeetTTo. Hint Avt1.. A t t ’ornnuTi-iul A\u T H O U G H T S -W IS E A N D O T H E R W IS E I SAW Miniething in one uf tlusimps tin other day tluil gave me .111 ides. I have ii ' new frock with a full circular shirk. It is of thin cn-pe and seems t" need something under it a little fuller than the -kimpy little silk slip I intended wtaring, ( ii one «>f the shops I inw <> slip edged all around the bottom with two rows of piukeu silk ruching. So I bought some silk to matcli the slip, cut it in squares, hint it pinked, and binfastened it on in a little pleated ruching tn make my narrow slip iii-t tight under my full frock tinman's y liethod at the nfurd an MRS. T ). P. D R U M M O N D K N T E R T A IN S G U E S TS A T .B R ID G E LU N C H E O N Of the many beautiful social ing game of bridge was phi ew-nts of the pre-Lenten schsoii, the Indies parlors. Here, ti .one of the most elnboraU* was that , gorgeous decorations of purj of Wednesday when Mrs. Donald gold prevailed Scores .vnv \ I’. Drummond was hostess at tallies done in fascinating m iunchetm at the Hotel t'orrest Lake, spring gowns, and after the boiuqqjig her house guests Mrs.bC. *s'-ures were collected by Mn i*. Drummond o f Chicago, ill. Shitr- j Thrasher and Miss Ka mg honor* with Mrs. Drummond ' Wllkey. The fir.-t prize, a lu were Mrs. Hoy Collier of Atlnntn, 1set of Italian cut work, w; bichton v* ill Da,, the guest of Mr*, ticorge A .;L y Mrs, .! Hen.on, uli [rirmt- free i Di-Cottes, Mrs. Hosu Lynch and sceotal prize, an Italian en ►miring Mi 'liss lairctta Lynch of I’ rovitlencL-, j tea riot It, went t- Mi Deo ; H. I., the guests of Mrs. ilnrry I De('ut!e> (I mbl- u.d H,.dwell I Thconsolai.oo .............. riution curl |T. The private dining room o f the ,, „ fv„ , 'turrit l-d.c attractive hoatelry presented «,rn„ , t Houshobb-i . ag i ami spring lime appeurame with I j(i| tt< KIV,.U ,h b.gl : ° purple, gold and ■ , . .„ , |, Tho gi.-ei.. Hie hmeheoii tab c * » l ............ Ux Mr formed in a U shape, with del.- ^ hl ........ Mrentc traceries of uspurugus furns, ' * A|r. r ,.||1„ r, \U interspcrsed w-ith silver baskets ( M)(>> n. J.iied With golden J<-'l‘l » l% lhp f a s h i o n e d iM U.q m t- ot .veilnuntlleN tleil with fluffy hows of ., , . . . It. i , purple tulle. Enci.vl.ng^lu- large baskets were smaller ones of crys- I tal holding fragrnid violets. * oils. Drumnmiid i--i r.mit at Placed .in lino with the baskets receiving and enli t taitmi • Hcrtuliin ..a were lull gulden Cathedral cundles ! guests by Airs Harry I . Lev I s'cinck. till- in exquisite holders of ycjlow ,stud-|Mrs. C.eorge A- Detottemlsr- wito c tied with violets. A t intervals w ere' Among the out of town silver compotes filled with yellow were Mrs. (Jiiy Mauldin of bonbons embossed with crystulized ington, D. C., the guest <if ■ 1 violets, ami salted nutK. Marking I’. Connelly. Mrs. (.'. la-slie t the pluces of the guests were cun* Herndon, Ky., the guest o 1 J i OKANCK CAKE I HE fact that the Prince of W di - is pnrtinl to orunge flnvnrI hie Htnw to havq »et a fashion for 1yeil-w-cnlori'd enkes in Englund, j ami in this country hero nnd them 1where the influence o f fn*hionublr , London is felt\ most keenly you v 111 also find ulnng- cakes, it is I a pleasant trlbuL- to the taste of U \Tt II for the iiimoiiacement Miller Koniiture f'oinpany. I tq.eoin". Monday February la TODAY NOW (,’ u llt iltU O U s I'ron i oih * o'clock i " I l p. m. A NKAV E N T E lirU IS K Seminole Aw ning Shop T h e Milane with Burl Lylcil Llo.ctl Jlnniilitin CoinctlA — "L 'iire fill P lfiim i", I'it the 'News Mr. and Mrs D. L. Thrashci and guests, Mrs. Avery and Mis. Sny­ der of Norwich, t.'tmn., left in their car on Thursday for n motor trip to Dade City. Tniitpa, Si. I'eleraburg and other places of interest oil the West Foust. I) tin- grand opening. Feb- “ Jfi, i! to It) p. m, Souvenirs a ; FUHMTUHE < »►, INF. ■ Foundations MRS. R A Y M O N D P H IL L IP S IS HOSTESS A T R R ID G E P A R T Y H O N O R IN G GUESTS I^tsill i-ni ’ • ^ r*'. r^yumnd Phillips was a P® Lr ircut ■ , t“ ,r,l,' ,ig lioateas on Wednesday iifternoon, when she entertained at i bridge at her home on Mngiloliu ? AtbuiU L u honnring htw house guest. Mnniiig house J ?* Jvanne liadsden o f SummerM . l W H E V o S', r.” a" d ‘Mr‘ •*"! Mr»- t:' durine T ' und‘ JrAugusta, (Ja., the •beta ezteit-j * Up*1 ' Mrt. Arthic Betts. *»»ti Thurs-! ^ l'» was indeed a valentine r mime , party, with decorations o f quuntiHe* of deep red radiance roses ( "-mi of i h,. ‘'umbined- with ferns, together with the guest “'Triads of tiny red heurts. The fr. Mr, ■n(ij}“ ‘ *,cs wvre in heart shapes, while “ t their,thi; Wfnella were topped with tiny Avenue, ex- rp’ 1 hearts. befor^ *-Vt ' i. V 11', guests were greeted utant •here Jh*10 Ifi liT VI. ,y **“ ■' hostess, Mrs. Philhc will|Hi*, Mrs. Pund and Miss Gadsden. nj. Phillips was attired in n be* r>* and .....fr' K‘k (,r Imnvln green Dr ’r .j,,, , ^ “ dMJen wore a * lovely i1***1- blue georgette comwith m-ain loco. . MosFlK-coming to her vivid breIX, ,u P°l°m ig wan the coztume chirr■^5l ?*ri1' i‘ l,nd. it being of Ithern, red georgette. They i ‘ “ Illvs were given out by Mr*. •imluw KorUn nills’ unt* after * moat «bfur lf* mo of bridge, the prize was nu *5 *?’ “ telephone screen, The Mr“ - Bdward Betts. wihature bridge tw'l'hew;!tet ! R?>’nu>nd V while \|i Raymond fox, 1 motor given ii VM T/ ^ Ue Simmons "hen il" Jn hundkerchluf*, Dick Brown. Mr*. Eugene little Mr>. Percy Mere. Mrs. C. H- kirt1,-y, Miss Eleanor Herring. Mr*. James A. Well*. Mr*. Karl SehulU, Mrs. Shea, Mr*. James Kidge, Mrs. Clyde Byrd, Mr*. \V. C. Hill. MrsW. Theodore 1Jingle)*. Mis* Itulli Henry. Miss Teague .Simmons. Mrs. J D. Woodruff, Mr* Duncan Ham II. Mrs. L. It. Phillips, Mr*. T. I,. Dumas. Miss Abble Dnuii|U{J and Mrs. Fred Datgcr. Scarfs oDt th« vtt!* ail tint#-,!*!’ coa,'*tlng o f pear anl- That will R note ul smartness to Mi-ladys Costume. S J ls H Nmv, in model Foundation (Jar men to— you will find E V E R Y O N E o f these elements— N ot just olio or iWi>__t,ut every one. That is the teason lor their success— for their insiani acceptance by women everywhere. BUT SEE FOR YOURSELF Kcautiful m uteriuls-som e heav­ ily fringed, neck and shawl style* in Spring’s favored colors. The. Yowell Company IJPHTA1RH 100 M a g n o lia Aye lo t **rred by the hoe* f«vors°of t Z i g ? ‘Uinty W ,n "»tft 1hwv two love- * You look— um brlghlly— upon our type of garment purely uh u foundation for a well groomed nlyliah costume. In material, construction and fitting i|uulities, it MUS'I' be correct in every detuil— li should be beautiful and attractive in itself to make u proper cumiuuiiun io r /our other beautiful uuderlhtngs. p01" 18 rui1' rntlne ideas1* T Firnt, the uitaui'ance that it will really be the roundutiun for Unit chit* I’ariniati nilpcauincc tvlien you are completely clothed. • Next, that when you wear it you will be comfortable ami free from conscious restraint— for no woman can long be stylish and graceful who is not comfort­ able. • " « J ta w u J s s r wct* t ^ f r l t : . ° ndu‘ lon ° f the game, HEN you lliiu k o f buying n K o u ii (latiuipGumu'nl there arc several things you iiuceruiurily deairc. W 5easeeeeaewae*****|,,,seell*eiieiieee*ei1** .......... 1 �HANFORD HERALR. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY U. *326. AUTHORS TO FIGHT regular boxing bout. D«j Gish > to referee. nnd F tnk* it in the nrcrise way the NEW* YORK, Feb, 11.—(^T~r Hurst, ana Booth Tark ingle phrase means, and othcriiwhu take Clare Briggs and KIII* Park'ir to do the Charleston, il on the run. Butler are to have a fight yes, ah author's benefit. National League pitchers will be allowul to put resin on the ball next summer. Bub there will al­ ways be a considerable numlier 10cnpnblc of mating nnything on it. Knuto Ilockno o f Notre Dante made a football tulk in Paris the other day. It isn't likely the fulj- BY A R T CARLSON \ IIO W long Will BUI Tllden wear * the purple toga emblematic of ^ t b o national tennis championship? >•' How much longer will he be ablhto pbake o ff the thrusts o f the ^;j^ta|)cnging hordes with the same reckless abandon he's exhibited tlnce winning the honors? Those are questions that have [Kjpn popping up annually for the y t few campaigns. And, as an*tWer year rolls around, they come flip' tor collective debate once COLO PCpFECTiO Nm AW tf' J i -HLOEN&.PUW . Ijnij*- Tllden has now nqunttcd atop tennis throne six straight ns. ' He reached the d itty ts back in 1D20 by whipping Johnston. And every year he's slashed hia way through Y competitive forces without tch difficulty. Frankly, th e'T ilI dynasty has been dne o f the ^hitaat outstanding In the world of •port. Ho has nlso developed many Foung players, notably "VlnnlcY’ Richards and "Sandy" Wiener. . Sots Modern Record _ ^ Tho scrawny Quaker hns now bold ‘tho crown longer than any ■* uetecr In the game's history, the exception or U. D. 8ears, _____sported the laurel wreath from 1881 to 1887, or seven sucevssivo sensons. ' By clinging to tho paco unothcr y w r , ho can tie tho record. And, If «Hi Rfts DEvetoPto h e s able to withstand the annual great Piftvecs Jhsault for two more campaigns, FROM The VODn 6EC he mill hang up a mark likely to GCNERATlCN stand for years, If not for all time. >ROTRBuV R ich AC ; During the last two aoasons I AND *SANOV* WIENER experts have been sounding- —i TildenG GoeaTn k s ith kneir-ofTTie Fhllndclpblu «r. T h »y claimed he was Tends To BQiwj Ing , going back from whence. OUT T he GREATNESS s no returning. But each time I Of HIS OPPONENTS itn proved tho requiem was a premature. For he again routed . opposition. 'True, ho found the going some­ what rough and rocky lust ----sum- . .. stronger game , _ when behind, _ •• Jdistance I Ills |» prospects > for addition*;. ■ ity. ». J * > Six >■<* H*ipalgl|% straight nvwviin seasons of lendermar when his old rival, Johnston, ( Time mid and iignip be bus pulled is[nl triumphs are exceedingly bright, ship is quite u span in these days ns Well ns tho two youthful French seemingly lost enuse out o f th e , For outside o f Rchnrds there of bitter rivalry airy ai and keen com•t ...................... hud mirt. by a «gallant stand the doesn’t appear single |pastimeri .. |M petition and even cannot t I ' ||Lacosto * , - Iand I Horotra, fl s # ‘' a * " M * .’ ► * .1 1 1 1 Iin ts H IV j M 'lia u I fn .su in t U Im il u iiu V f U i «a Tlldtin A IK IB H U til nim nil utu whipped, Hut a char- ebbing moments o f play. And no; stout enough to overthrow the lean bu expected to go on forever, acteristic Tllden rully carried him matter what.............. - ' while ~ it would po doubt - - be the odds against him,] •lad from .................... Philly. And even -Rich- 1 And, hait always been capable of over-! unis is nparenlly a liit shy of the for the good o f the gama were a Tllden Is known ns a terribly coming them. stuff required to trip the titlchnid- now champion to >>o crowned, still slow starter. To some It’s just Itenl Competition Lacking J cr. tennisdum is'not likely to witness plain curcloSsnc**. To others his Whether or not Tildcn can skipi Of course Tllden, like all chum- such a happening this season or early piny smacks of indifference. through another campaign with- [ pious' w bn remain in the fight, even the following for that matConsequently, he usually gtlH out dropping his chevrons re- must eventually step nut. Ami a ter, nl least not cunsidering the away hndly. But he scorns to pluy mains to he seen. But from this t Tilden debacle is always n poxolbil-1 present field of challengers h i p u m i i 1 you arc bow-legged y*'U "re all out of luck. Hut If you are 1.nocked-kneed you are in for u great career as a 'Charleston dancer. It mui* yet lie necessary to put the gloves on Helen Wills and Su­ zanne and let them go to it in a good manly way with no holds on expletives burred. Babe liuth says bo expects l>> be playing ball when be is -in Venrs old. ‘ This will be good news for manufacturers of hot-dugs and abdominal belts. Mushing Is “a popular winter sport practiced in Canndu. Win rail remember when lushing was a popular winter sport in Ibis coun­ try? . I t ’ they give DoTk Cook- tinv and puldirity enough lie'll not only prove lie discovered the north pole but buili it. Mr, O'Goofty used to be n veil* trll»uuir,t but had to give the racket up when his dummy devel­ oped tonsil trouble. Jim Thorpe hn« quit footliallj after 22 years o f playing. This in­ cludes, we suppose, the 18 he play­ ed nt college. . t I H elen W ills Decides', T o Rem ain In Carlton Tournam entAtCannes Making a good rule ii)i both Ways, -------i CANNES, France, Feb.Ml.—(/Vi — Helen Wills hns decided o Icon^=TT=r^.-;-4--: rsa,-n. tinue playing in-the Carlton Tenni» Tournament notwithstanding an­ noyance caused her by gumldei.• ** # * • '• * ■ ^ ' K * J i h \ • and commercial management of “ The more a m erchant sells, the lie has the a ffa ir. A eaougrnm from Julian S. charge;” th at’s ani axiom of business. Meyrick, of the U. S. Lawn Team.* Associated assisted her in making NE W YORK, Feb. 11.— Bill Ut> her mind. The tclegruni ml Klem, 21 ycurs an umpire, is pol­ viicd her not to worry over the ishing his musk and inflating Ids 15L3 gambling. Tlir message greatly, NT. A U G U S T IN E , Fin., Feb. 11.! O n ihe theory th at a good rule ought to W( chdyt protector for another cam­ heartened tho California girl and i »£ HOME BUN RECORD * paign. Klein, like many another — {A')— More world's records w e r e ' she said she would go ahead and who makes baseball profession, hus expected to be broken at the Aleudo her best to defeut the previous­ ’ M A K IN G Bl> Tiomo runs In one been in Florida tills winter han­ xur Hotel pool when the progrnm both w ays, w e’re turning that axiom aroui ly undefeated Suzanne Lenglen. iseason is n man’s job. for the third session of the waln­ dling real estate, but be hurried Two day* of tain bail • uuseil • Babe Ruth sayn ha doesn't ex- north for tho National League's ut's national amateur athlete union some grief for Miss Wills, for she , pret to break tho record made in gulden Jubilee dinner. Then Ids de­ swimming championship will be this w ay: admits she is needing haul piuc4 M K despite the fact thut his cision not to retire was made put on. tthe for n meeting with Sur.amie. * physical condition is the best It hus knowft. v/ J o e M lU a m s Owing- to the two days' iio-dponoThe events for tonight are the Ifver bpen at this tinu* o f the year. John (lteans) Uenrdon, a native 100 yard free style and the 41)0 In the Senate, if you are that mc-nt of play in-cause of mm, it * 11 have always believed the Gil o f Boston, is the only addition to yard relay, Tho intrius follow: way, they rail you an irreconcil­ improbable thut the singles final ‘‘T h e less a m erchant charges, the m o re hew mo runs In one seuson was one tite stuff of the lleydler circuit 100 yard free style swim; Elea­ able, Any place else they call you can be contested before next Mon­ cord that would never be hrokVn this season, u list of 12 arbiters day. i I agree with Unbe when he m y, having been prepared assuring nor (iurughti* Sun Rafael, Cal.; J a mu|t, )K,,.( Weblsau, Honolulu: sell.” * e if going to keep on trying, but three for tucli game. They ure Mariecheii *0 ^ fears he will not mukv the grade, Kirin, Reardon, llauk O'Duy, Ernie Etliel I.uckic, Chicago; Loretta. Itill Tilden is pictured applying k There are two reasons why Quigley, Charlie Bigler, McCor- Cannon, Haiti more;, Adelaide Lam make-up powder to ids face- If .YIcFerrin's lUalth Hulletin ^ ; R u l h will find It n most difficult ,muck, Charlie Moran, Bob Hurt. hert, New Y'ork; l)oris fl'Mnra, , isn’t careful sontioqe will l>c Now Yorkr and Ruth Elberfcld, n° task to make 00 home runs in 1020. Cy [’ firman, Frank Wilson, Mon­ confusing hint with the jteavyFor Sale In other words, w e ’re going to keep ;) Tho luill Isn't as lively urn! he roe Swcncy and Pete McLaughlin. Chattanooga. tvelgiit championship. 400 yard relay: lUtroit Y'urht 11: U no longer pluy ing ut the l'ulu Owing to the extreme popular­ If an umpire cun be colorful Me- Club and Women’s Swituluing As­ f Grounds.. ity o f Dr. McForrin’s lecture* LuoghUp promises to lead them4nil By nailing Ivan lYalubny'n clown in the belief that our business will While the Yankee Htudiuni has n hi that department. While in the sociation of New Y'ork. in the Baptist Church here in fluttering shoulder Idudes to the fbort right field, it Is hot nearly eastern leuguo he became known Sun ford last week, we have The following members of those mat. Joe Btocher is acclaimed the JK> uyft picking as thu Polo as "Caruso” because o f bis loud organizations nro attending the St. world wrestling champion. been forced to lay in u stock of Hus up to them. wounds. Babe used to hit them singing of bulls untf strikes. Tull Augustine meet, from which per­ Mr. Slochor or anyone In hi* tump Dr. McFerrin’s magazines, Ut wl^h one hum! when playing and rather thin, I}® covers Ids allot­ sonnel the two teams will be se­ ever heard of a bud named Strang­ known as M e F E R It I N’S fbera HEALTH BULLETINS. ted territory in great strides und lected: Detroit Y'ueht Club: V ir­ ler Lewis? Enthused over his fine physical he hus been known to walk around ginia Loser, Rorghild Jphanneeen, Wo have u few syl* of these, -r »' " ’ condition, Ruth announces he li the buses twice while trying to Dorothy Colter, Doris Dunlium, and n h rff -hmi set^rtiich sell nt Red Urouga doesn’t know'whar :fpr seven more years. Muybc. avoid an icate pjuyer^_ Janet Cotton. * , $Y.Q6. They may Ru purchased 1You’ll fin d extraordin ary values the title of his first movie will be. M E i . ']« . * • • • . separately ul.u ut 35c each, Women's Swimming A ?ao«'iution Oli, call It "The Finlshback" and - When his decision* ore questionH n l a l F * legs will fall him long ,, , hut it is advisable tu g\t thy accustomed to of New Y’orki Adeluide Lambert, let it go at that. in men’s clothes at this store as a hffoac his halting ey* gives out.,*'* lJlY* *[n J*. nccssutornr' whole syt while th<y arc procur­ Doris O'Mura, Martini Norr litis, mu] (ksbeTs legs nr* frail for so heavy ‘ u" ' ' ,lh' lmi kfo,1 ' 1 hU l" m* able as our stock is fast dwind­ a l>ody • -v ...» i w.t|k „ way fn„n the accuser. Ethel Gury, Virginia Wbiteneck, It's almost us hard to get Helen regu lar thing. ling. ' Agnes Crrnghy, Carln Nilsson, "i»l Susannu on the same court im Eileen ■O’Murn, Idsu Lindstroui, il i» to get Dempsey and Will* in T E N N I S T O U R N E Y HELD UP Many woru disappointed in not ABOUT DEMPSEY llenel Menny und Kuthryne Hrov n. the same ring getting to attend Dr. McKerrin's * . '. ?. : *. ■ " , -r* 'jJ K S P IT E the fact that Jm l> CANNES, France, l*'eb. II. (Ah In yesterday's meet, Miss Noylectures und the.'v people will heavy- i — For tite third successive day all rclius broke Gertrude Edcrte’s tocWe don't know much about thin be delighted to know that wo division for a long tim e,; t|u, j„ Du, Curlton t^lub ord in the 220-ynrd free style swir- World court business, but if it doe* have in the form of these Bulle­ h j ,, superiority over tlio ^1“ *’* |Lawn Tennis Tournament were by chalking up m n i-.„ - ..... srk ... of 2 piln- not wind up with some foreign tin* practically all that he said ‘f1’ unwillingness to V? , 1lM’*tponed today, because o f rain, i utes 44 H-5 seconds, a now world’s country borrowing $lti,ouo,ooo in his lectures. Hurry ,r you i Vften, he is seldom given a high 1record. Miss - Geraghty established will mUii your popy. from Unde Bam, w* will be disap* ,n IMting by those wlio have opposed SOCIETY LEADER FINED a new world’s record in thu 21W jKilhted, “ Furnishers to M en W ho Know the ring. yard breust stroke o f two minutts Joe’s Smokehouse Georges Carprntier, over here to DENVER. Feb. I I . —fd’ i— Her 28 3-5 second*. Mr. Q’Goofty has decided t>» leather in some more soft money, home raided after a retained lay o ff cigarottrs, explaining this Also News Stand F la t National isn’t very conipliiueutary in speuk- turners was seized from u boot- her national championship iti thy ut hast give, him one virtue to Bank Lobby. log o f Dempsey, even though lie lugger. Mrs. J. H, Porter, sociid 220-yard buck stroke, brag about. *. kissed the canvas in his champion, leadei, has been fined $300, ■hip bout. " A fast moving fighter has no C A N 'T LO AF ON ALLM O N Y teaaon to fenr Dempsey," suy* YO U KNOW M E A L Adventures O f Jack K e e fe rpeutiir. "Hu isn’t u hard hitter JERSEY Cl'rV, Feb. 11.—(A'l— ! taiast n moving target. He is ut “ Nu robust young woman ahoubl [WHY, I TU in k v o o e u w -T s e e N ' s bust against a slow moving b« permitted to loaf in luxury ou V E ^ lT * \ ' P i i E f r r y ROUGH w\\ m v p d l .'S o e v o h e u w liter like Willard or Fiipo. i CAW HIM alimony auppllcd by an ambitious G o iN ' T o W O R K I f G Q»T ) Dempsey Is a ^rusher, he pun- huabaud". Vlre Chancellor Fnsld\ T H IN K O UT T o o tw GOIN*T o O « V M ftR o u N p H E R E tftCK. f t F t i you when in close. When I irg; hu* ruled. He allowed Mr*. o h o p p >: IT 'S T o o [ so RoOtOMCr ,h t him in Jersey City, 1 dldn'i Louis L rm tr $15 u week, u siuull; s ir JS VHAyE V O O ? / V rough Y FOR. FINING iyind his punching * t loqg range, part of her husband'a Income, it w «s in Die clinches he beat me. FlGH I can still feel smut o f those rab­ resin would enable the pitchers [ bit punches that landed on the to doctor the hall. It would be au S ta rk af my neck. Every fighter 1 have talked easy matter to ua« U In the load-; This was thu i ith relative to Dempsey, be­ ing o f the seams. lies he <r|U lose to Ihe first good type hall thut made Eddie Ciculte ’ , an that uppoMia him. Moat of ao affective. I f the two leagues decide to use tent, however, are of the oplaion their ywn Judgment in the matter, ml he will nrvrr figh t again. • « • it would make things very unpleasant In the world series. * TRICK BITCHING, I f such is the rase, rrain .would fT «w lll ha hittieating to note Hat action ia taken relative to ptobahly hr permitted In all guinea IP use of refill. The National played at the National League eaguc la III favor of permitting parka ami not at the American. B ill K lem D ecides T « R em ain Umpire F o r A nother Y e a r M ore W orld R ecords A re E xpected To B e Broken In Sw im m ing M eet Tonight less % N IJ T M c K in n o n - M a r k w o o d \FMN-r ir ? Am m pitchers to dabble wllh it, It took years to legislate ihe hlle■ the American Anu-rlcen thkea take* the opo view. The rules committee trick stuff out of the game, tu go vote of A to S.fatrofs it. j back lo.lt would oeem to be a utrp I rr« .Is no question but that In the wroag directlou. ' ■ .a 1 Y �THE SANFORD IIERA Tm iBsPAt, - ■■■ataxi Homeward Rush Truck Production G reatest In 1925 NEW T & U ? K E u 5 i i | * motor industry had In 1925 ita most successful year In the United states. A production of 492,000 units exceeded the previous high producton record by more than 100,000 trucks. Production in the early months « the year was lower than in 19--1 but began to pick up In tho f-prinjf and has kept up to high levels durintc the summer, culmi­ nating a record production In Sep­ tember of CO,370 units. Part of tho year's record may be ascribed to the rapid development In the foreign market. Exports ; during tho past year have reached |a total estimated at (51,871 trucks ' nnd busses. New York’s skyscrapers tfirenten its future, in the opinion of traf­ fic authorities. Some o f the tallest buildings house 12,Him workers and mwiwkr3I».<>00 nddiUonrilJdaitAMtOW- visitors daily a \,ritalde city iiT.Usalf. And, that’s wAt^Fttiemany full huildinift'llfincp i.twrr Man hit l tan it seething mass of tm f-fic congestion six days u week. “ Fiction P lo t” He M iA A m ln > NEW YORK. Pcb, 11.— Tnick manufacturers and users have started action to remove the escise tax on the motor truck, which was brought about by tho action of the Senate Finance Com­ mittee. It is expected that this battle will be carried to tho floor of the House and the Senate, ns motor truck orgnniiations /consider . the measure as n penalty on one branch of transportation. 111(5'C AR TO STAY The trend with American nuto manufacturers is toward tho small­ er and lighter car. but many of the AUTO OVER-PRODUCTION Industry’s leaders claim that thcio "The American automobile mar never will cumo a limo when the |ket is not big enough for every bigger six and eight-cylinder car , manufacturer uml ipintas claimed will lose it* nonularity with the for 11)20 production,” says K, ),. American public. Coni, vice president and general manager of the Auburn Automo­ Ttike a careful look la bco that bile Company. Coni says, that vour rims may not lie. causing ypu 1920 will be a year of over-pro- ti*Hv-w nf some {Jra fiAtviw. from 'iTiielion,, ami tuihold auto* will put vour titvs, Mate silt* tbiit they many manufacturers toil of buM- are true so the tire runs without ness n wobble. Claims Honors N ew ‘ Anti-Knock’ N o t in Fuel NEW YORK, Feb. 11.— Instead of being mixed with the gasoline, like other sub­ stances, n mw ''anti-knock” has been found that is ac­ tually painted on the inside of the cylinder head, and acts as nn aid to tletter fuel combustion. This is a form of cataly­ tic agent, reports Professor Ralph II. McKee of Columbia University. .Many of those v<* voon devised, one of em being cerium dioxide. One application of this “ anti-knock," it is said, is enough to keep the engim* running well for 15,000 miles. A catalytic agent, or cata­ lyst. la a chemical substance which -causes a chemical re­ action tb take plaro between other substances, while It it­ self isn't absorbed or in nny way changed. Thus it helps, nnd oven speeds up, the mixture of the air nnd gasoline in mo­ tors. __________________ Motor Truck T ax Causes Fight'* iUflgr Today Chrysler It talked about and desired With even greater eagerness than two years ago, when It brought the first new note to motoring efficiency in years, Chas T . F u ller M otor Co. . • 4 - l* * . . 1 • • , West First Street <<V Virginia Morton is only three years • i, but alie claims the feminine speed championship of lx>» Angeles. : he Is shown here behind the wheel »f her little race, built by her father, “ U going to drive a really truly racer when I get big,” enys^bo little girl- Right npur she has a standing challenge to race any girt, regardlcsii o f age, down any hill in the city. 1%■v,. The Belt Auto Indemnity Association Water and dirt then j;nter and rapid destruction of.th e tire re suits. btr strict fef». limitlabor* the CEMENT flri|bti of • LIME pits seem | xyterapers1 *spite the idimd to fe as *»> tlrora now *a WcaUite H* warns of the h* Brnud- Built to Give Service G . C. F E L L O W S 117-W. * > * »'‘ * S J j ■ il iI m >V;*' , T h e gra cefu l b o d y is o f a lb steel construction. W in d o w s a n d 1‘doors are c a re fu lly fitte d and weatherstripped to insure protection* from any weather. T h e upholstery is a high grade, durable fabric o f attrac­ tive color and pattern. u Phone 46-J. Sheet Rock Shingles bs paurj a ** ol motor “ nd or li- . * r,,'iably no on« thini; ruuse-i their tires to be scraped before thuy °f drain have given full service moro than “ * mote l n break or crack in -the fabric o . of tirv, commonly called •<busses n r. “ stone-bruise.” llsutdly ,the tire ‘ H *r* ntu< t r“ n “e raved if sUeh injuries are Hntm ItdKw promptly repaired by a (food vul*« Uie nun- • T h e Ford T u d or is built throughout to the highest Sedan standards.-' • % I ■* i • I .O f couree, the perfbsm ancjHa every* thing you have come to expect m a Ford car. ■* ’ V ‘ T h e nearest Au th orized Ford Dealer w ill gladly, sh ow you this good-look­ ing car and explain the easy terms on w h ich it m ay be purchased Sewer Pipe W E W IL L BE G LAD TG ’ SERVE YOU m M le h . fflA SE & CQ. T U D O R SEDAN «*',• ~x*i Phone 536 ;■ l. hrtrer m otor car. B u k W i volu m e o f sales haa Inover Am erica. O w m valu e and th e greater K ? t i n n which every tfu ick o w n e r k n ow s h a ve sold, > U co to of ' ■ you can buy at a guaranteed saving in premium o f 25 per cent. Full coverage! 1on both car and extra equipment. See or phone R o ofin g j^OCBAM a ( Stucco Jlwk. Jpvly u w mlrtc'ts ;* and lac.) I I THE BEST AUTOMOBILE IN S U R A N C E PLASTER iW impos- I 'J wtwtnd lSsj ' VpwUd llol. * V * SB in- | o f Chicago, 111. hereby aim l any more at through H .-T tu­ riding and defying ease— ht the Chrysler m7CT ind the Chrysler “58“ as well as in the new and superfine Chrysler Imperial “£>0f\ The world has given recognition « * to outstanding Chrysler soperi* Chrysler was first to sweep* old oritict with a volume of popularity traditions aside. -The new kind of that sweep* beyond any previous performance, comfort and beauty height. which Chrysler created, captiv­ ated the public and exerted a tre­ mendous influence on all motor „ The purchase by the public of more than 280 million dollars* car developments since that time. worthi of can 6f of Chrysler Chrysli menu- t re during the first two t facturc years But even the past two years have of Chrysler takes premier lryslcr history taket . not brought any other car abreast rank among the industry’s most brilliant achievements. Chrysler, meanwhile, has devel­ The Chrysler Corporation prom­ oped its own new measures of isee that the emphatic superiority manufacturing fineness, now which Is the foundation of this features of extraordinary equip-, overwhelming success, will be ment, new superiorities of per­ keptas far in advance as UUtoday. formance and new standards of S feto one at means (tt^tr in-! si streets I The fro | fold, mat.a (o win I __ p y f ? than 120,000 Bettor Bulcks. £ W e are jealous o f the rep­ utation o f D ocile Brothers Motor (Jar — because we sell it. T h a t m itself is good and su fficien t reas­ on fo r ta k in g particular pains to see that our Dodge B o th e r s U sed Cars O. P H IL L IP S m o in and see the Better B u ic k ; E xam in e It to u t m n d j dis:iu*i.h 1 ^ 7 5 h o r s 'p o w r , S e a le d C h a s s is “ T rip le tfed" ValvJln.Head engine, ControJUble BeamHeadits and many others. . der early £ £ si*e of delivery at the time you want ir Better B u ick.1 k fm r m p V. co m pan y . * S$: u n t , M ic h ig a n l J �FE B R U A R Y 11, 1 jm tsi LIFE O F T IE S , ^raftuKFOrtK. To-I T The average •railroad- lie, Jn Its nntural stntc. lasts abant seven and one-half years; If treated with thla- ordrr be published once s w eek In four ennicrrutlve w eekly Is­ preservative, about 15 years. sues o f The hanfonl Herald. a newspaper publltped s» 'Sanford. Hemtnob- County. Florida ' AVITlNEBfr my hand as Clerk o f i t s Circuit Court o f Seminole (JminS TA TE OF P K flR T liA , / C ,v. rtorhla. and the Seal o f said In re tke estate o f: P E T E R NOLAN. <JourL..thls lh# Mth day or January, deceased. In-probate. A. I>. I»:«. H a u l Viitl.e (Seal) V. E. DOUOLASS. ,'N .itlce IB Hereby n lt m that the Clerk of the Circuit Court of undrrMKnwl, w ill, on the ath day the Seventh Judicial Circuit of y f iihirrii. A. I>. m e present ft> tb^ Florida, In and fo r Seminole Honorable County JiitlKO t>f fie*ni!’ County. hole County, ^Florida, hVr V ln .l rJ Hr: A. M. W EEKS. D. C. turn, account and vo u ch ers'as ad. rtg r . u. h k h t u k q . . mitilstrsiriK Of the estate o f p e te r (lE o Solicitor for Complainant. Noiar.. deevaerd. nnd at , u i u me. IN Till! cou n t OF THE COflTITT JMME, SnJUNOLK COCHTV til* the r2ftk* application an said J ud;;.. fo r a fin al eettte- iv _t qtJHT„orw co; ' \ tV tr o f h-oniDA. ’ • Uf , „ IN UR BJJTATB O P M a c tla It. Lynch. roll,nr, f c m d n o l e i . . N'ollre U licroby « lv * n -to. ail \rtu.m It ?r:) v o l f t w r l that I, Tliorvt* u. " " u< r 'ln fir.:u n W M aggie R. Lynch* min *r,s II onitliJ • t i H 0.1) i»l liru,nry. A. v*, l$ 3f, u in lv t* . Hi. lloii^rabh* J: U .V S W * and Ihiproteihanl A pbrntlon.tismed as defendant In the ■bore and M reaptit* rabre. end nil parties cla im in g under raid Florida I..uut and .JipByovemertt (..emiisni. n Corporation, ns eiKceaMni or « » rigns, or oUHrwi"*. tills 'f ; fnir Hirtllnled and nnw penning In «uld court. I."ins* Inrtltutrd to <*•1 Tot,nn *r I tnlittrh r-trt Ijolat the title In ir n i'i County. at Ith o c lo d . A. it-. com plaintn: to the fn llow ln* «|e- or aV * .!,'» iL r e a f U r « » tho m at; -<•rllt.il lands lb Kcmln*.lo County-1ter r a n 'I’ c nSariL fo r a u th o rity* 16 Florida. tn-Wlt! The North H a lf of if,t [.unite or private *2**>t , l *** Hectlnn Ton f 10). Township T w in - can-thlrty-slatli 'O'*1''!*.1. ” ? *-liy : ' ly iJoi gotten. KanHo Th irty.tw o Kit* It. Lynch In the fo llow in g <te* I3*t tiast; the North H alf o f ihe ica l eettiWvIn sold Cnoijly. Southeast Quarter of Section Ten Township Twenty <S»> South, ' “ i'a lV 1 Half or the Northwest Tlamre T h lrtr-tw o <JI) Fast! the & S iri*r ‘o f the Southeast Qusc* ootitheast Quarter of the no*uht.r, Scrilon T «'«!)ty * tw o ( t l ) . east Q u a ile r 'o f Section Ten (to t M ()M ) av Township T w eu lT ' fW l ftoutli. Township Tw enty (JO) South. Itnnr# nance Th irty <*<D u u t l . • Th irty-tw o C 3I Kdst. are hereby tooulri'd to be and appear before said Court nt the Court House a» Sanford. Florida, on-the 1st day of 9:*i0 until^2 March. A. ft, l » i « . and then, and there make answer Id the hilt of complaint filed aimiasl you In this cause. IT IS f t ’ R T IIE h ORDERGD. Thnti this order he puhlishrd *■ Bfeg Sanfont Herald, a r llshed In Sanford. ty. Florida, once u conseriitlye weeks. W ITNESS llie If.ii W rlftht. Judge of ih g M B N E S B a a a a c c a ttiB a r.s a ,-,;,, The Price Is R igh t IX cinctiiT the covn r, snv. S A N F O R D ,. * c o it ffe a H ? r %v CASH LUMBER CO, A L B E H T SM ITH E T A b. D EFEN D ANTS. * , sfoTict?'* Tf . n $ : N HANTS. K N O W N AND UNKWOW n your officers T o A lb e r t Hmlfh mid — Mniib, his w ife. Ven .A. I.acy and— -----—-L a cy, his W ife, K a te II. Ixive W j. 'T — — \V. S, FRICK, Mur. V 710 W. First St. l‘ hone 17: Lovo, her husband, NEW C- A. Vnn\ all.i nlntrcii and - -..... — VaqValkenborKh. hie w ife. Charles H. Love nml W illiam M. Canljy. In­ dividually and as trustees o f the Dsfuel; h i, w ife. Lucy Morton 'Wllm«*ru nnd ........ Wtlmoru. he'* huslmml, Charles Wlmmur nud ----—— WI no gar, kh* w ife • Dorman rtoldriBnn nnd —---------- Robinson. his wife, — —----------------- Illinois. and curli and rv s ry o f the ubove1 named defendants, if livin g, and | If dead, to the heirs, deviate*, granI tees and other clnlmnntn, or other* i wise, claim ing under each, nil nnd • every o f sold deceased defendants: land to nil persons, (find each and Martha Walker, co-cJ ut the University o f Winconaln, every person. whose name or aDcsn t smoke, wi'n’t l>ob her hair ntul thoroughly m>pr names are unknown, nnd whose re ­ ones— but slwr. has.been elected queen o f the atmuul Ju sidences ore u n k n o w n .in -ib „ coni* ptntnant in the abova-stvled cause, claim ing nny Interest under ths ubove-natned defendants, or any o f thr-fn: to Charles E. Dooley, of lllnom liigtoit, McLean 'County, IImy wore given u groat black- of ■lliiots; nnd to nil acrsgiui yAaoipjun-. ■♦tock-fitm tjmoUfliF and iho nnd t . ever having nr blnimlng m if Imprest nr estate In ttie lands Involved .wtsh"I*fi«ilt<T get rid o f the remmin- Itin ibis suit, which lands tire eltu* dur o#>it. lu lrd Ih Pemlnole County. Florida, Dear Little Maruuise, I hnvg lorn! nrc dopcrlbej ns follows, toThs N'erth H a lf of Bectloii loved you dearly. You have been lJrHt , r*n ( in ), Tow nship Tw enty, (id ) Rheumatism, kidney and bladder iublcH, nnd all ailments caused too much Uric Acid make you 1 "old," worn out— miserable, lust because you start t i * flay • achlnir back and dull h en d 3llN OUT before the day bois—do not think you have to y in Eucb-oonditioii. . i a - # 4l m t5l?H aI if /et rW o f the rheumatic ins, stiff Joints, sore muscles, I f your sleep is broken by an irI rltntcd bladder that wakes you up every few hours, you will appremate the rest and comfort you get froni thc frc0 bott,c <32 ,ios‘‘a),f >ou » amt' n,lJ Take ml vantage of * LUM BER Y A R D ■ o f Sanford’s most A complete line of ■ beat located snb-div L E T US SE N D Y O U T H E W IL L IA M S T R E A T M E N T F ree 85 Cent Bottle (32 Doses) IJ Cypress anti Fine Framing Sheathing Siding Flooring / Ceiling Finish Moulding!* Lath F o rt Mellon Secoi thir,notice, your “r‘ ^ hntVl! Brick r w m i ^ i Trim (32 doses) o f Tbe tVii .nms Trcn « n U « *« W%> collt pontiipr, parking, etc., to The Hr. I). A. ^VjtUamn Co Poi< office build* $1650 to to me at times the only thing which rondo me able to live and now I am enying snying good-bye. good-bye. PX ; \eare BECHIiT DRAW ER— «bi shall have no sadness, no se'-'l *e2 ■ CON.TTNUBD I shull A t first I thought I could not to record wheir I go to Karl, ' bvo. I had n feeling that I wn* *or ho knows everything—except j in some way to blame. I wondered who are tho parents of littlo Jack. I :. p i f I had given John to Paula the 'Jh*t Is now known only to you, L moment l had known littlo Jack nn‘ l to me. You arc going had:. {J wmA tho child o f their lovo, if Iho *7 lo tho long pust years and I have cwful thing would have happened, nlrcnd” forgotten that ho over h:ul '+, » ' One day when I found among, unvone hut me. That you. oml oneh o f you. be, unit , • iiomu other pupera in'John's desk, hnrl is nt tho door. yon ero litriliy . re'iulred to n ppear1 i i . that loiter which ho hn«l written to* "I*eslie como out for u moment to .tho roll o f complnlnt tie re ln -1 sonC 1 know ,n^u the moonlight o f the veranda," filed In this m u m ! on Monday, the . l i t ilnr of March, A. D. lull), iho iis heart had ho pleads. “ I want to make my- ssmu being in.) rule i|n>' in March. ca loved her. '. olf undcrslanti that you arc rcjlly ID20 of the above-sty ted Court, nt the Court House nl Ranford, HemItU’o o f Joint ] lliolo County. Florida, nnd should vas turbulent* To you, Littlo Marquise, beforo you fa ll so to ,appear a decree :>r*> I go to hint. 1 am going to mnko confesso w ill bo enti*r< il ngalust 1 you, ami oach o f you. This enuso John Aldon mV rrontcKt confession, d have liked I think I have loved KnrJ W hit; Itcv all mv life lnit until tonight ambition, hio I <11*1 n«t know it. id aho /as For tho InRt time good-byej .» hil ho could LESLIE PflESCOTT/' 1 lifo. (Copyright, 1020, NE A Scr., Inc.) H E R E ’S An Opportunity That hasn't lioOn scarred with How Doct ors T re n t Colds And T h e F lu ! rpy thing. I .would nut huve wTitton this o c e p t as u farewell ‘ to tho old Ufo Tomorrow J am going to enter a naw one. Tomorrow I am going to be *'V>lr 'tl Karl Whitney's wife. . ‘‘Destiny ulwnya wins," Karl told me. last night. “ Leslio von wore destined to b»* my wlfo when the world bcgiwv and you will bn my wifu . when our souls again find;our Idenity after millions uf yea rs,' perhaps on ^Unknown SphOTOS." ' Dear Karl I Already 1 havo found n peace and contentment when In* takes me. In his noun that f havu never had in nil my lifo before. With him 1 will have [m.t all “ the tumult nnd Iho ahuutlng." F A lrea d y they hnvg died forever. . Mother* is ut last hantdir ‘ tin n I sho usv been since my father’s offering, nnd jmt .now wc place it-for quick anle 200 A c re s in L a Ice County To break up a cold overnight or to cut rdiort nn fit tack of grippe, Iriflufttiiui, soro tiirqnt or tomulitis, physicians nnd druggists are now recommending tulutubs, tho purjflnd and rcfini'!l riiloipo! compound tablet that gives you the cffoct* of cnlompl ond salts combi nod, with­ out the unplenrnnt effects o f cith­ er. One or two Calotahs nt bed­ time with n swallow of water,*— that’s nil. No *alU, no nauson nor the slighteijt Intorferonco with your outing, work or pleasure. N< xt morning your cold han van­ ished. your Bystem is thoroughly purified nnd you nro feeling fino with a henrty appetite for breakfust. Rat what you please,— no danger. Uet u fam ily package, contain- with dwelling nrni garage, 1-4 m le'c f io p i iln y rn n d , and 1-2 nilla from Post Office. Half way between Rustle and San­ ford. Two-third citrus, onethird colcrj* and banana land, ubout 31) orange, peach, grupo* fruit trees, nnd 32 young orange trees. Shrubs of all kinds, 10 acres in cultivation. T erm s: 5U0 tier ucrc, T v i malt, balance 1*2 years nt 8 per cent. BROW N REALTY COM PANY 422 Union Ave, Phan* 473-W. Y O U ’LL say so when you discover what a perfect peach o f a home-rolled ciga­ rette P. A . makes. Pull up a chair and pull down your vest and get an earful of N e w Ford Coupe And One K a ra t Diam ond R in g i *■»? i « u m * ir ^ F T in iT s A cuutxm given witn raoh fivu gallons gas and four quarts oil. Alr.o n coupon with oach dollar'a purchaso good for ALUM INUM WARE Why not get yirtuu of that ID E A L GRASS F E R T IL IZ E R for • )*s>ur I v m u ami flotvcvjf Maku your home and surroundings look liku a plike In a Florida toyn *l center. You who havo, hAnis ut Raiifonl do not huve Li en\y those who have boiutlful plucttt'in utlur paita o f tho state. Ths nptural tfindilions hhre * arc hatter for beauty than any cth-r point In Florida. i* We will be glad to receive your orders over phono nnd make ltnnuuiaU* itcitvery. Wo will also liu glad to run tnd look at your ground, and advuo how much ami what kind ut fertil­ izer* you need. Wilson A Trouper Fertilizer Co. TelephoDe <147-J Drawings carh M o n d a y n n d -Thursday I^ t us furnish you with tit* boat Gas and Oils, Tiros mid Tubes at hotter prlcos. tobacco. W e ’re talking about Prince Albert, you bet. » First off, P . A . rolls easier. It's crimpcut and stays put. A ll o f it goes into the papers . . . every fragrant, nut-brown grain . . . not into your lap or all over the floor. It bu m s better for thc same reason. Doesn’t g o out as soon as you L y It down. Rineo F illin g S tation often uhen you discover that wonderful taste of real tobacco. Cool. Fragrant. Friendly. The Prince Albert process cuts out bite and parch pos-i-tive-ly. G et a tidy red tin or a toppy red bag today and you’ve got the best there is for cigarettes. This goes for pipes too. I f you’ve envied the fellows who have found pipecontentment, just see what a wonderful difference P. A . makes in the bowl o f a jimmy-pipe. Pipe or cigarette, your to acco troubles are over when you sign up with Prince Albert. 1113 Sanford Aye. • —•- '■*ro rT'Lr7'','!MArVfj*. * » “• • 1 v A F H A W J lH i v V VACRLAC. BUSINESS’IK N orth Elm A v e ^ ^ a L Sanford P A U L R. FORBES, Branch Malinger this sweet music about a better cigarette And you won’t lay it down • ' j m k f t r t o b a c c o U lik c it I - V ; ■M & �* . u>\ . ■ Vtv-fC ■t/k. • -f • . ' ■ r?-:» t l i PL City Nfews Briefs , , Ef**1* Conveyances CharMa A. Daila to Charles E, i . • “ IK t.m er T. Rain©*, J0u ! : i ° ^?i ^ ®riK*s subdivision; con­ sideration 350,000. Harley C* Hepdcrwn to.W . B. lUcharia, lands in section 35. townsniP, 21; consideration 36,000. Maym* B. Goodrich to Sanford Ubwdnty. lot 7, Fries Additioh to H . Reed; consideration 33,600. Gtnrife DeCot tqa to Philip Bnch, l^ r t -Clot/J block t, tier .10, E. ..r titc i:-i.a c n f W. j I inml* ninnlirmt fl “ i«lur«f January lax. H l* fu rihrr nnlrrctl i)(ut thin nr* numbered fl Utr bf imbltnlli’d m»en V W«rk fur *" •■■ mature ..uuiu xununt January ? 1 *■** I'-L*;. , fi.ib w u liv i' »vr**M,'.ln TinHonda numbrrnl from 11S U H I . •nt Hr ©rid, n ncwrrvtunwr nub.i > mature January lal. tM A 1 in HnnlrvMc Ctttfll)'. I-lorltl.i. ib'ml* numtn-red from 1* 5- In I * l » 1*1tie mill o n lir v i Uila the 21th ' > nut tin- Juiiuary lu t l M l ' '»«> Mf Janmtrv. a . p, lass. It4»mta numVereik v. k . pnrm.Ass. tu mat lire .fnmury lgt. WM. Clerk nf Oil cult ( ’ flurl, itii inlien'll fninl S#l lt> aM . . ... M i f l M i i CnliBtJV VlnrM i *«• IlnmH menu*- Juntiary, tat. -Itad. (Seal) 1!\; \. If. W.-rltc. Thr fu ll faltb and K t « U Pf the m- ,, . UrpflO’. Clerk. • ft) of t»«nf.uil. Flotilla, I* It'ryv..o it jy nil iivrtl fnr the payment t»f the |.rln.l|iul „nd Intel m l o f paid b tu r iif t.nmla. « i:| J«u|rU S Viifuu ui' svu ! o r noviis Niillii U tfe'reiii Jilven that ii|i 'll. iwiil until ir ,.YI.*-V F. M. on it’, Calitu rll 4. lth?ffi..nd. At-turncy*. m h ahy .u f CebtiMO', . A. K P M New York Clt>, li, br furutsliiU by jiu i.ii imiuosats w ill il.a,rfi!H veil by lb«> " rrr*t ft, o . CM mid IJ. F. A ll,ni-linl.l.-r „ „ ||.. , lw, ,t Vnit’il* . - 1 n ci rJou Ilf ill* City Of Oanto o l t'Uruta — . _ _ --------------of. mill ’t. # * . •4 m<__ . mid m. .i iSfiiTnlo r.iiml 'TtuM ««« ut. m,li >'■ $!i ooo ord 8 mRp: cona^ * r* t,on •he *'ilV of ibiLfi.tit. Florida. ut-tlir »Jtv Hull at M ilford. Florida, fin t,.rl _ W .A , hStts, Sr., to L. p. Chitten­ •a*’ iturcbsca . of atecrC iraprovi’ - |,(1|, den, lots 7 and b, l-uney's addition; '■•m bunds ,,r mi,. ciiw ur dantonL i,m , llorlda, nild bonds lodiiM Lutirr.il consideration 32,50b. * idilluutliirur of suld Cltr,l in tin* liuriL ala 1. A. Smith to H. C. Henderson, of T s u Hiinilriut und VtUrtV-TWii u„n ... 10 acres in section 35, township 21; Thuui'aibl (tts* oaii.091 )>o|ltn-i>, miJtUd-lVfU uy 11 rtUhluiloh id iho City , , , considernton |2,000. I t i r i i r '■ ’ ' i ' o , . . . t.f i l „ .’ it> nf Haitfonl, l him Dam p wash 5c lb!, minimum cbaVge 756’ ** ** i ‘ - t i J. I. Dillon nnd Sandy Anderson I Fiarbia. 4uh adopii-.t on th*- nil* j ,. * to Minnie S. Stewart, lot 4G. Vr Jiuretiam i« > Mellon’ rnn.iitnrslion « » nnn ' * 1 huid" Hint i'lt .|H. i I'll* I r« n V - 0? ? ’ of . ...... In in i:, s.,u; ....... . Fa I). Shepherd tg A. M. Shop- ,f* lhtr-rc«f m tht» rnt*» nf nix J'1* herd, lands in section 8. township *f*T i*nnum nn«l nr** to t»« * i . t s « ! a . w . _ ..... , . . . tsmunp Abed her TJof the Tiisd she i fentli', ^sintlie*- Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson ■girl wan uf today and the Gibson girl that he , later loved before he knew. t She Lantr- anil fftrt set g|4\-ait<-s with the lUpt the , k "ays. Ithwintr ihr fltrny. i Chat li-' ithi about f his m11i-ii- he* Vml. flf. Ill Will, inr»M* aiul bf friettllr a £i;d iiru- K l llui pi irate I ut i»r.icti'» « it n Miles about 11-» hi* fi . »1 Am.ruan lUrath. TI-" Slid Mill hr the fl ,,ir. I Map ai jul "Why, that’s Ireno Langhome of Virginia, up for the horse show," said one, of his friends. "She IS a belle. Don't hitch your wagon to n star," ThiH'ndvicc, needless to say, was wasted. Gibson maneuvered for an introduction nt a ten the very next day, nnd begnu a Wooing iilung heavy artillery lines, (sweep­ ing rivals out of the way, besieg­ ing Miss Langhomc with flowers and sweets and admiration, until he left New York for Richmond. She invited him fanunlly that (■ring to "com© to Richmond some time," and he took the next train south. In Virginin he found still harder competition, for the Langliorne girls held couft among-the younger sgt of the south in^JuUs-^puted supremacy, -^kw*****?*,*/*” tiibsoti's suit met with no succc-s at first. He mode several tups southward and was hospita­ bly received, but not encouraged. It was under att August moon, while he was a guest nt the Lnngli'irne country place in Albemurio • ounty, Virginia, that be made his final plea and was accepted. Irene had held out just as lung ns sho could stand it. The wedding followed in Novem­ ber of that year, lthJC, und the 1 i* Ja ■ V v J * ’ u V * » 'V ‘ '. '" t - T f i f K \ FOUHLST I.AKD. ' H O, I'll ASC, k f. itQi'sniit-nnjL West Std St. ahd Cedar . . . » pH? Aunrti*>:. PKdhV 47ff . i...o l.llU lll.illW lh V l4 U .lW .lU ld U l •world noticed a new beauty in the Gibson drawings, The American girls from his pen took on distinct individuality and a_ni'\v charm. i Dana * ti. tsr«. As ilii- Cllv I'uiiiiiiluuliut o f |tie Ctl> of Hanford, Florida, unit un •%\ nftlrin tiumt Tniaxeea of the City of-Hanford. Klorlilii.. .AIt rat? U It. I'll I L IT A Ctty Cltrk. Q.-O. A. tiaCtUtra, ^ m’.muf- .* QUICK SEftVfCE ( Krnt) heart • - fflra 3 a. n|li—The . \V4 shed and’ extracted rCady to iron*. ——“ I hml lieen ‘ilrnwiiu; the Lunghmue type for years," i-uys the Bniilctilon—21 streets will be attist, "because 1 thought it the paved at cost of 3250,000, most beautiful type-in America.1 Rut I Itad never seen mi perfect Frostproof — Development of un example of it as Irene Lang-' Frostproof Gnrdcns to get under borne.” way. The honeymoon was spent in London, where Gibsnti worked i x n u l l i t n u u t . s i; \ i : x v li jim riA i. m u i it s m t i w i i t: feverishly at his easel und the e m . x T t , i ’i . o i i i i i \ , i x n i \ x •bride posed for long hours day tT tin . after day. Sail In l| it Ir I -|'l Hr. T n i t i i i m s i a i: u .\n m : i .. i ; x c « m i i i Children Stop I’osing o f tin Ksln te o f \V .1 l l a n l f l When they returned to America, C o m |il a I lia ill Vs. Mrs. Gibson continued to pose fur him until the children, l.anghorne D A N I C t . W lilt Hill AM. In III Ins etc., el j l Ile f r m l l i l i l s and Irene, were horn and demundU r i l r r fur I'uhl leiUiun. ded most of her time. T h e S lu li i>( 1'l.irhlii In Utinti-I The Gibsons have lived in Now tv Drla lian i If H s I u k , unit If ili .nl i n i r i l i s i lalmlin. an y I n l e i ’ -i In York for many years, but spend .ill tin- IIII1<1 mol ©t, nilses In v n lle il in their summers at Seven-Mundred- tills suit, as l u l l * , dnvliiers, m a n Acie Island, Maine, where they le e s nr otliei i lalnialHs uniter Hi* | -salil D a n i e l W Mriiilimn. unit eueli 1 have a country home. I n f lllein. lit li.IS, il I II n l l l l l » Is, an il! * Mrs. Gibson’« chief interest is In all imrlO-s , l.ilmllin (nleri-sts In children’s philanthropies. She is tile liltnl ntnl III, inis.■* III] e l n a f I ■ i lli'HCrll>»'l1. Sllnali III Sinlllllnle I'null ! known as a particularly gracious «y. Klprlrta !■• ivll JteKliiMm .it Hu Huntliwt-st 1 'i i r - l hostess and a loyal friend. nf il.i X iirtliw **st VlnilUer iNAV And, a> une of the employes in I Her 1 -1) nl tin. S n u lli w e s f Xluitrti-r (H\V Mr. Gibson’s office puts it. “ Mrs. 1-4) i f Si 1 1 inn F i f t e e n 11!>1. Tnwtl* Gibson )ms only to enter a room slit11 T m iiU fill I. Sniitli. Hiinm Tliln u r n i J t ) Cast r u n F a st 111 and within five minutes everybody feet .nrllt 117 feet NVeSl 4 17 feet. present is grouped uruuad her. It S,, Hi | 117 fe e l In imtlll nf Im k I o is partly her beauty, but moltly- Iiliiw . until In in a 1 lU acre*. Innrn the Longhorn© charm. Nobody un­ derstands it but everybody yields to it. ^n© |>Ah lu g liy file mem ri Hill nf Chart©* Dana Gibson does not Cn11 miilnllil In 1 1 In Unit m i l mill eaeli disapprove of bobbed hair jn gen­ n f i n u mm In Inlrreat ei l to Dioseral. "Rut." be says, "can you ) eertaTfl ir s e t s I,f tuiiil *IUiMl.nl In .Setolllnlr I 'nil lit ’ F l n l l l l a nlnl lie imagine my Gibson girl without sei lln il a l . n l e. ami, unit eneli nf > no 1 her soft swirl of long hair? I lire In i eiiy einniiniiiiti <1 mnl le un lrvi l I In n|i|n-ar In r.-ilil HIM nf l*inn|tliiliit ' don’t want her changed in any .11 (In Cl, m l tlinise In Salifnrtl, H em -I way from the gul she was when hint,. C n ll ll H . I-Tnrlll.l nil .Mi IIIi Ih ) F siiw her fiist. Slit- wns, und still lln lilt i l j i nf Muieli \ t' l ' t f • lln -i w ls e M l lit Hill wi ll In la in II W* is, in my sight nt least the per­ u ennfessi'fl In 'i*n, mi 1*1 Hill nf C i , m - l fect American ' i t ’© of beauty." I |i]illnt ItaelllC lieelf III * 1 1 C l III*’ I'llf I -'ll * * « 1 Rcuutiful new stuefett'"bun^l^^-aiX rooms, bath and two' iioi‘ch£s; located on Oak A ven u e at Fourteenth SjtVeet, Price $8,000.00. Terms. M -* Httttte 770: $ 2 ©'**•- )% :• The Davey-Winstott* Or^aniialiort, Ine. ^ 0>vners ACT QUICKLY Phon e 707 MitHonlc Bldg. I T H E BR IT T -C H IT T E N D E N R E A L T Y CO. INC. 1 ..... 1.1 <4III, H ug H il l In III, 1...... I , | , | I „ ,| Irui’4 ' nf 1-,ml m I0e <nmliluHoilll Ttlemtiislu II I • 4nl * C l! » s urNTHIS i n v s s t ic a t io n i incosi Robertson, W illiam s and Monahan I'U B U C A C C O U N T A N T S a . l i . IS-IS Mn.unlr Trm alr llo lld laa _________ An Exceptional Investment fVnistrnt coughs und colds leaii t« i-iritiui trouble. You can atop them now with Crcomuliion, un emulsified cr-m.uie that it pleacanl to lake, Crem mujsion is a new medical d|(cxiycn "ilh two’ fold action; it soothe? and hcai, the inllamed inenihranea aud io- I n d uf $ t r l a f TV a c t iS a n fo r d ’ff F ir H l In d u A t r iu l U c v c t o p m m l ,-M^m S ite s 9 6 x 2 6 0 - r $ 2 5 per fo o t ^Uf all known drugs, creosote is reo* ogniird by liigh medical authorities a* tmci of ihe greutest healing agencies for persistent coughs and colds and other forms of throat troubles. CreomuMor. cciitalna, in addition to :rco»ole, other healing elements which soothe and heal the infected memlranes and stop the -rrlutbu and inflammation, while tbs W ith T rack age lir n tu lle d am l I 'a l d For •kin itivcfttmunl But few if afiy ut arc so ovida Uti dorVulojlmcnt R. w . LAWTON, Realtor A I Ii-mly pi ii i in it re nnDle f o r the o m « l rut -1 loi i und k iltie and I rives l men Is— Phone 743 MeUch scow log*’ dona Building *' ’ j r " •S I’o rrc: It. W . B n w lo n u nd J. M . Ito c h e . mpa— M acFarlano P a rk . «ub- on pur w ith a ir r ic u llu r u „ ,lw t n o w a m o n g F l o r i d a 's in d u s t H W . ■ •* . i le a d s t h e 1 lun will be placed on market ■ ■ tm « M H fetn rifiH H ■ « * ■ i n n h n t t W ■■ « (selectionjv 1 «*>’ • B U S IN E S S 1. ' f ® . ' r C . L . B r itt E . A . C h it t e n d e n L . * P . C h it t e n d e n .Ilitwr. ■rtw fui J *><vst« W ir i ■m m .« j : -■% O U R 0 S 0 A N 1Z A T 1 0 N it Ir-C. *■ . I “M IN E ” M Y O W N ii I-1 ■. * 1 -iyS W e a d v i s e y o u t o in v e s t n ow ,1, w h i l e lo w in t r o d u c ­ t o r y p r ic e s p r e v a i l S e e u s -a t on ce, a n d m a k e y o u r ■ iiililliH s - . �Stav,vf isi :‘ ■ h.. 'VW - do not believe in mar■ ----- »hc r t a » « for the woman artist was naked. ■"Oh, yv* I do. Too many suc­ cessful professional marriages are on nrcoiil. But such happy homes O L IV E R O B E R T S B A R T O N have been itradunlly built up. li • may use that phrase. The many The Twins had nothing to {treat artist* who have lnrgc fam­ No. 3— The Land o f the Blue Cherry to this, so the Kangattitr went on: ilies and «jHft'1y large establish­ re is the Land of the Blue! "Forty-nine bluebottles— " fi>o* •What are your names and ages. ThoHc Who Arc No| Gifted ment* have housekeeper* anil ” asktsl the Twins. f fioh poor Twinkle/Fiai again. Tho laws in this land which aro Fcr A rts Should Romnin A t servant.-, to - handle the domestic '’airy Queen wm t to n "Ob, do hurry!" orgged, the called Blue I jiwh, because they are at hung on her m ill. "J Fplry Quern, "Op' hur— " Home And Not T ry To Run written on blue paper, require it,*’ hian.v kingdoms," ehe aa!df Suddenly the Fairy QurCn ninl Family M ailers And Studio "Nicky and Nancy— I mean*— have had to have a irlrtp ( Twinkle Pen mid the pnlnto and jMackV'ana Since, I mean— ’* be­ f them, so l .shall knowevery*hint: fmhxl away. And tho gan' Nick. N E W YORK. Feb. M ( 0 T » — hoiv to reach each one." |Twins found thomielvea in e, "N ever mind!" said the Kanga­ It is. all right for a woman artist in her finger up and down jstrange land. roo, "It's the charm. 1 hnppen to to bo free of home tic«t Jeanne Rnnliy she exclaimed, "lienA Targe kangaroo was leaping know your names." , 1 .. . .. Gordon believes, but studio life About six fairy miles from towards them «>.n its tail. So he wrote down. "Nnncy and is not for tho "lnywoman." Yum Land, seven fairy miles As It approached the Twins saw Nick—the Twins." To the young Anterlcan con­ Nobody's Land, eight mile.., .... It __ m___ __________ » t ihat s s quits blue,_ and t h i^ it • (T o Ue Continued.) tralto of the Metropolitan Opera Hldy Go Land and nine mile* wore n blue coat pnd ha* Company it appears that tho genthe Land o f Dear Know* "Name, please 1“ said “ "the I K uin (Copyright, 1920. N K A Sen. In c ) cral emancipation o f women has *• Now you should know *x- karoo, -stopping suddenly and — tnk -- , ----— — .** wrongly brought censure upon the how to reach i t A t any n hook out of hts coat pocket, stage artists whose freedom from ^your magic shoes will know "And why didn’t you conn- in by responsibilities of tho home she the w icket?" , i, feels Is a necessity. tddonly poor Twinkle Pen who "The w h k et!" tuiid Nancy in . “ mAni iartist should not bo dlst 1 t in t B iiu u m stw » turned blue — all over from surprise, _ -------. -------- ----------,----- !. "Is thsre <1 wicket?! •*> Our » f anturr'i, Dnnurr SIkudK. ractcd, by necessity minor details rink lug up his ink, begnn to sing, And whut Is n wicket and if sa, 1•' »ic*i«i(> nu.iitrr D«o< >..i Vri’ ni o f n family routine, which so Potty-nine bluebottle* u'handling how many/and tlmt bufug the cose m * ih . naturally belong to tho womnn iI H o n J . v\l<iu^ti(i*i HWfiWttir Forty-nine bluebottle.* howT* > — who hns only the home to look," ’hsfiglng on the.Wall! Where ran Nick didn’t look npy more sutrIrrftnilen, *sr*a*IV« ml.liiy or she said. A R C H « T !:i -i "Sortietimes she is find something to write on? I priced than Nancy herself. Kb* abnormal deposits mm in- ili« forced to do both, but.ft.to a groat b im t Nftllim iu ‘ u<u llial put that down a thousand hadidt Intended to make any such rr j " r l l l l i i a - strftlhTo ruiTa curwr s ud u large i f t s f l i r (i — — V li-riiti m * so I wonT forget it.* ; »peech at uli! The r.wdrd* - just on-ttirKim rOs and M*ild«r ur tip- household, too."' '"Q u itK i’ah ild raii,-go -«t ,-pncid",{TTiTne... without thinking. But S?A’ 41,4,* o «J i'o itowoi n. L Neo* •■I* jg not so much o f the ortis* tic freedom that I could speak a* it is the use and'the abuso or It v1% * the Inywomsn who does .not need it, nnd who i W j j S f JiW I,lames the musical artist as a had example.11 .-often .at » i w f cunt sncrlfice that t i * artist ffives up home ties. It is not nlwnys sunshine and n rnreer 1» tint i wvu; »t’ wir» rirtrr ft, SUNSHINE m BABY J QurcrV Sunshine Feeds from baby c m eans B e tte r Chicks, Quick, E g g s . Just ask any owner ffifflk CHICK m ■ » feed M “ Y o u r M oney Back If Yn„ the same bone bmLiini mrri £ frrd arth# oWcr dikkcnr s h ip r sd s p ird to th r ir r.rtds' w : V s “‘i7 always Just merely litiniirntli success, «But still tho • average , ciinft* to emulating the Now every flpppcr, n0 one why, seems to think she m, Up her own OstablishmS many o f them without a t> that Justifies complete or [. Independence. Tncy n*.<un ^usi suen a icca u ___ ^ SUNSHINE BABY CHICK , w i tho thl"K wn<* th«* when they . l ^ V ; f t V ; . , ! • • K i : . '.-<i wlrtkle Pen: Ho can’t be cured , came, they came. She couldn’t util, he ents a bTuo cherry. Find hnve held the words back any more « ,p ° o n ns yotl can and bring it than you could hold back a snowstorm. .s fN n c y said: ................ .. ' . . . tvihnnts a t ’s wimt what you get, get," said ■ aancy smd the tne TJMagie shoes, please be good little Blue Knngnrob sharply. "Tho old SK ,’A i Wtoles. • wizard has already casst hi* spell . And'help Nick and Nancy to find over you, I. set. He’s the only V the bluu cherries." [one In tho whole country who )■ "c h e r r y T corrected the Fairy knows tho secret o f the blue eher1 Qucgn. VThcre Is only one. It is |r>*. Ami lie’s so nfrnid that strnn. calldJ the Iaind o f the Blue Cherry, gers will nsk obout It that ho No one knows exactly whero It is .! mixes them nil up. If you had I f ha did know,I suppose tho cherry .come in the “ front way by tho .wdujd^no longer be there. It is i wicket gate, all would have l»cn ?WhposOd,to cun* all Ills." Jcaslei. Now you’ll both have t-> BK ’ P.il:.- the Apple of Life that try, and huvt- the spell r*«movrtl. '',a»vro the beautiful princess in tho \ I’ll tell you Just one more thing. ■lUlpy uJe;" said Nick. jThp wir.nrd’s gnmo I*-Blue WhiskKnotty." .Huid the l-'airy Queen, ere dn e.»»*«-«- <lmi« ui night1.nnlat,a ’ /TJiFW*®! u Ur.V‘‘V tmt 'ni 'm.lurio.-, "th i f toiulii !•« on 1 1 .1 i*i«-i. unto i»v ' ' ‘ "* A ll-in t-very Evening? E(eware of Chronic Fatigue On Sanford A ven u e Thousanda of men and women who come homo exhausted, nervous and Irritable every evening are really vic­ tims ot—chrouie . fati/nie. ■ ■ P V '. '; Chronic fatigue is ■ mi nnn<ilHhiJ tired- R t S S : nc s-usually dm; <0 piffggLk) lark of sullicicnt or- wag&W'. H ganic iron In the [1 8 S I fl.blond.'1‘ocontiuer it T flV W ' you must restore r . w t l l B this iron to y o u r “ * S » * ^ * I blood. For this purTOO TIRED pose nathing equals Uu+iMnpitaiu • F acin g San Lanta Com fortable Pullman Busses A re O p e ra te d From E asy T erm s B . L . H A M N E R O R G A N IZ A T IO N ititil iiu|>riviiilt‘ tliu Invuslitivut o|i|*urtimitie.H o f Flnrithi’s yn Unti l at S t m f or Tttnipn, every moniinjr at 7 o'clock Hi t I t- ! [;.mm-r tlrpniiization. proved. At nil good drugging. NUXATED IRON ENRICHES THE BLOOD-AND BANISHES CHRONIC FATIGUE B . L . H A M N E R O R G A N IZ A T IO N In the g r e a te r S an ford district there is no other develop­ SANFORD GROVE m ent th at em bodies all the investm ent featu res that are so extrem ely dom inant in Druid Park. state h igh w ay No. The location on :) (S an ford -O rlan d o) and the shores o f beautiful lake Jennie, its easy aecessjto the city an above all its Jow p reva ilin g prices and unusual easy term s make it an unusual investm ent fo r home o f profit. City Sewerage to be '■ extended -to Geneva Bridge nil iliMcnptuiti \uj| be installed in the »buthca»leni-*cc’ •la!t\ Sewcratje adequate enough to thoroughly drain ,,l t '• 1,1 thi^s section will be installed at an early date, thi* m hc Geneva bridge. Sue Druid Purk at once, it is to your advan tage that you make a visit to this property at an early date. inlurniatiou that tho city improvements and conveiiimirt* at unce*. this includes paved streets sidwalks, water, fW All ui these improvements will be available throughout th** The possibilities o f this property that we have been tellin g you about is eve r so evident on ev e ry hand throughout the property. A trip o f inspection w ill be m ore convincing. SANFORD GROVE, Inc I to HAJIT NASON, ionics Director First National i , OUR ORGANIZATION C. L: llr ltt K. A. Cluttenden Joe D. Chittenden L. I*. Chittenden ; ; ; ; % . Frank J. Fitxpatrick Iluwurd O verlia D. ( ’. G riffin Mildred G, Feat \V, ('. Hill Hunt , I.\ H. Fjehard Frank L. Woodr T IIK B R i n ^ I i r r r F N l J K N ^RJCALTY CO., INC. nk lU d g . 7 �THE SANFORD TTP Jirnnff th< When 9 Died Announcing the a rrival of* ' - MADAME O LG A PATAK Y Personal Representative O f ELMO, Inc Y o a A rc Invited to H er Scientific Lectures. On The Grateful Nine person* lost their lives and scores -vvero-severely injured In ncrlin, Germany, recently when the nbove buiUIint; whs destroyed __l»y n benxlnr jank explosion. India stopped nil that nml the East , ,n- Indian bFlngTiB good n Britisher yhfcc in theory ns uny Yorkuhlremnn, I di- ran come or go ns he pleases. So jen- ho has pleased to come free awl ot Ls untrnmmlcd, to work fo r others » ttuladte^hc fcjls like it, to set up raj] ji i Fiji fjSnUr i |JP00 If K grjl fen*Eon | If ph tinbrat C A R E O .F> T H E C O M P L- E X IO N iTi!itriherTu¥oilean at five to ten hillings'an acre, " upon which he produces rie?, cotton and fruits. The Fijis are an earthly paradise foi the Earn Indian. Thousands o f them are gettinV rich here, com-j paratively ami till are doing well. Traipsing along streets and high-, ways in tlujir white or colored cot* ton draperies, the women with gold jewelry in thof noses and heavy | silver bracelets about their arms, the Indian adds much to the color-J fulru-ot gf the Fijian landscnpe. j lint no one likes the Indian— nt Madame Patuky bus helped women all over this coun­ try and abroad fo r the past twenty years to retain their youth and beautiful complexion and if you are inter ested she can also help you. Lectures Friday, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday H O U R S— 11:30 a. m.; 2 p 4 p< m. D A IL Y 'oungcr Mac W A K E up your sleeping youth! hook youuK-T’. m- youugcr! Ago has little ip do w nli yotir looks or your feelings. It's the condition of your Idood Him atmintsl Ami blood will fell! Jt tells In a hundred wqyti. If >uir system Is I starving for rich m| Idimd. you muy look and feel old nt thirty Uut If you build lip the n d-hloud-cclls with 9. 8. 8 j mi'll ijulekly sen tho wrinkles fad. away — Ibc sagging Freddy Spent, i 17, of Kent m \, pouches plw way to Unit, solid llesh ,N. is tJmi.;.')!■ Ur. Adolf l.ort-n/, j —ami the f' tdi. glowing beauty of orthopedic wt nJ, 1 i * .uthling youth tak* the tdneo of n skin sal­ bint to f'harle! ’ u i ’t 'ildy was a low Mild dwfleured with blemishes, Hfcjt, rul blood . meumi youth, 'jjjup.elu.u nipple uuiii ik. Lorca* I'fttt and etiiTi;'' 8. S. 8. Jiclps Na­ ture build' j\ d blond-cells by llm minions For generations 6. S. 8. baa been keeping pcoplo looking nud feeling young. I'n -di, cleansing, piirlf: intr. rii h, led Idimd the. S 8 S helps Nat urn build, noun- hi s i u rv ihum le. or[ tin and ti mo uf the bt.lv Pimple*, blot, lies nud Idunk- _ - v — lo ad:- d I s a p p e a r f toll o i i e i i a and I 4 * £ ^ 1 •ed , , dn up Y m i r l j 3 . 3 J t i n — your Imdr \ ^ .^ * -^ / ■our v li A , o lielng s' w$@mm -slit's tin tie- lint, ;u i! o v e r of \until W.ik ■ up ynur . 13111 Wl. It :•* ; • 1 lid t -d III.in.| nd i "i ri bu i j ■titii' (let H y :t, mu tun dci ■i vd Tin- larger hot'» Is inure on-unml il a t in lin t i huve never seen any one tilk.l win, did, |(e is a crafty, schciniug, area t intriguing product of the mysteri« ird'uus east. 'A ncent murder trial In , wjiii'h an F.ast^Indian had hired n Kjtuti to kill one of Ids fellow f|ijw.' country men that he might huve the *i T , widow, j. n cart in point. « ^Ui'l ’I heir Woolly Heads (U e l lii re vras much sympathy for f-Mij dlii Fijian fur just us-jio one likes j L . lh? Indiun, everybody liki-H th e ' ^ud Fijian There are almost 10(1,(100! ' l i of them in the islHnda, very d a rk 1 ,"’nl ,.f eulnr with the most enormous! ■ ti,. I,, thin- ( lurtlng days the Fiji C , ,l"( N"u’ h dye this wool red, but gepC l"ii <iU**-v > are content to keep it r . , w“ ''| '“ 'II combed itml as they all go L if t 11 harehetoled and wear nothing mon< ir.'L iV111 t,l“ " 11 undershirt above tho arA ( i w.* Bm* u Mowing stolu below, S'U the effect is ijuitc startling at first, , LlU* Vtry pleasing to the eye, oncu t V if C1' om*,»tT* us'wl to it, 1" r niah •* « very handtk. «" I’l'oduction—m* doubt about itiun, ar f lm* «"d if once upon a time, his that r C bvathen ancestors indulged in an CAton a, d IhoV ' * T ' *’f " lonK Jackfonvillc, Tampa, Miami. Sanford. WcVl L'uliw llnarh. I)« y tuna Hcaclt K»late ilroker T. Mrw»Tr i mm f i ll ;t|j .0 8 Jm i > 1 .VaUoaal Hank KMp- SaiifonJ, Florida. S <L fJUAY, JlKSIDKNT MAN’ AUKK UNFAILING * •=■ m ■ » . /I ^ 3 I Men have learned that they can depenc on Chesterfield for the same fine tobac 149 5 cos, the same untiring.good taste, always Contractors o f STUCCO and PLASTER jj 11 M asonic Temple Bldgi ^ ! A ll modern finishes inside and o ! w o r k G u a r a n t e e d . L o o k u iir " o i , "«lh i-.wstj ^ l i i l i p AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES .... ......... « * ' LAKE ‘v- Hall, Pentlaml and McCall t k n t k a l m .o k id a o e e i c i : to bv tv , , roQKfd missionary was known, 5 dit.' 1 ‘‘very Fijian is nominally nt ■ “Hindu*,,'' nT St h'1' 5tll,,‘ “ n8 ntost o f them |{| t o u r u v r ntliuil>’ in ‘ He very fin e s t)* ^BriUsh1**!^c “ f Ul« ‘voni. ■ 1 «f t l * ^vvatMt problem tmlay is to I " S5.Q0I) ,,f ',ht to produce some- * •bed rtik-i Vl1" for to make a 20th 2 beicc ,L ,lury 1,mrblne out of n primitive * • I l.ivl r ^ ry Bw-rt-nauircd ;nun. « -id .iT i f'r“ 1aiillions o f weres of 2 ' brouttln •'Ull wild. These m !°k SALE Jt Bond Stucco a »■ *** Specialty u l urA t jT m, its t be d e s e r v e �.. - j r*.V : 4 -t,{ * W w KEm T^TLVK 1 1— Automobiles for Sale 'Term*: Caah In Adranee * ’ ’i * * Tclephfiftr ads. will bo roreived fi — patron* and collector s»nt Immediately for payment I Time — ~ ___10c ■ llit# I Times ----------- Be a line B Tlraes..._}----------- 7e a Him .Tb# reduced rates are f o r con . lecutlva Iniertion*. • ft! \ Six words o f average length n counted a line. r^'. * Minimum charge o f 80 for 1 Start Ins*rt(on. AU advertising fs restricted to |>roper classlllcatlon. i. I f an etror I« made The Sanlard Herald.1will be responsible only one incorrect Insertion, tljo advertiser fo r subnequent insertions. Tho office should he notified Immediately In rase of T O AD VE R TISE R S A Herald ropresentatlvo thorjoughly fam iliar nith rates, [rules and elasalfiratinti will give you complete Information. And f you wish, they will assist you In wording .your want, ad. to nakq It more effective. I3 IP O R T A N T N O TIC E D IA N A Sale* and Servlco -0$ W. F in tS t. « Phone 017 S. W. PORTER, Mgr. N A SH _ Sanford Dealer, S. A. Pine 208 W. Pirat St, Phono 017 13— Automobiles fo r Ex- AUTOS FOR H IR E E AG LE AU TO SERVICE Day or night. Meet* all train*. Uagftge transfer. Phone 651 and 68-W. TRUCK FOR HIRE — general _ transfer or by the day. JOHN QUOIN. Phone 208 116 Smith Park a® S s ® »» ErRassr H. B. MfeCALL JR. 27— Professional Services „ Bonders Supplic* 1 —1923 Ford Touring. 1— 10i>*. Font Touring. 1 : >24 Overland. W IGHT P R IN T SHOP— Printing Engraving, Embossing. See ur first. Wo do It, - Photic 417-W R. H. Ave.-Coromerciar St, 110 North Laurel St. CHIROPRACTOR, adds yearn to life and life to years, Try this wonderful Sejcncl*. for your ills and ailments, and bo convinced. Phone 182-.J for appointment, Dr. W. K. MiicDougull, First Nation* ntr in Sauftml Height* •• ROOM kitchenette and bath modem improvementstill* f ^ apartment*. llot water, beauti­ fully decorated -centrally located. .for quick sale at ST500 Joi. Flue outlook. W. M. Young, owner, 293 N. Park Avenue, H AROAINS IN USED CARS F. A M. MOTOR CO. Conter Park and Commercial Sanford, Florida t «■ 5 nOOM HOUSK. localBl _ ' " 71 __Apartments and Flats 52— Business Equipm ent 23— Moving, Trucking Storage U_ _ Sanford Dally Herald WANT AD. RATES j). T rtim S D A Y . F M R n A R Y J V 1S2« 5,T— 75— Business Places for Rent 5 ROOM furnished house W on Park Avenue, facing E CAMP Cl ROUND Store: Toilet and shower bath, on Dixie Highway, double garage. Owner ofrrrs tn four miles north of Ocala. E. If. at $10,000 with cash Z l i Camp, A. C. L. Shop*. Hrat National Bank Bldg. }>| 7 ()-A — Garages. Building M aterials SECOND HAND BRICKS cleaned OARAGE. $5.00 per month. Key also quantity hats suitable fot at 317 Oak Avenue Young. 208 N, cniicreteu ......... W. h i — W an ted — T o R c iU ________ Park Avenue, Y E L L O W 'P IN K lumber, plenty of SM ALL furnished apartment, or npnrtrnent'ganigc, for young framing and sheathing for im­ SANFORD DRUG COM PANY mediate delivery at a Having to you. couple. Permanent. Apply J. M., “ The Rcxall Store’’ ' ' ■ Vermont Lumber Co., Osteen, Fla. Herald O ff ire. We make a specialty of onr prompt Phone 4800. filling of prescriptions and quick X I — Real Estate F o r delivery. 58— Household Goods Drugs — Soda — llo t Sandwiches Sale * R E E L A SONS You Drive It. W. Myrtle and 2nd S t at R. R, fx Adverilsore’ should give their trest or pottoffico address as »ell a*, their phone number if they desire results. About one reader out o f ft thousand has a telephone,, and1tho others can’t " h you unless they know your address, address. A ll discontinuance M UST be nee Ml I f t t f r In persoW-wt. The -San­ ford Herald office or W lat­ ter. -Telephone distant Inuancee tra not valid, tCourteous.. Prompt... E fficient ® Service. DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS (iff'- f ■"* ,t',-^1. I ;l,'1 . 1 • f »* | I , f' Sell Good Used Car*. 1026 Ford Coupe. 3022 Ford Coupe. 11*25' Ford Touring. MILLER O. PHILLIPS, INC. Oak at 2nd St Phone 3 •' B. S BI’ UBLING, subdivision lallnt. Subdivision to Orfhtaj Florida on Dixie Hlgho, Florida, ami F l o r a 1 T A R P A U L IN somewhere In San ford Height*. 28— Repairing L A K E MONROE LAND, Drive and Water front, ni3ton. Star lit. Deland. SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. roofs, Indlt up roofs. Jlo-nwfing 321 E. First Street over old roofs. L-uUs repaired. K«We carry u full line tlmalen free. Cull Oak Avd. ami Our prices are right. Cash or 3rd St. l ’hono 111. terms. Wewunt your business. H AV E YO U R CAR Washed IV — Em ploym ent Polished and * G r c a s o d ■•£*__*__ 32— fle lp W a n te d — F e m a le WIGHTS— Three stations. Mag­ nolia and Second, First and Elm, Sanfbrd Avenue and 10th Street. Expert service. I Fem ale FRESH FRUIT, fresh vegetables. I - ------------ —------Fresh oystvra dally. We carry Y °H N O WOMAN thoroughly exonly tho best In these lines. Try <>;.r penonred, well grounded in stouographic work mid general office store for quality products. Royal detail desire* position. Pleasing Fruit Co., 107 W. First St . , • l>erNonalily, naal upuearutiee pro fern oppnrtunity advance along i.erretariul line*. O A K L A N D Touring. 1924, $135 00. Hssex Four Touring, Bee the* Ut blO Holly Ave. O H R Y8LE R ' > CHA8. T. F U L L E R MOTOR ftO *11 W . la t Bt. , Phomf fill ID —Automobiles fo r Solo * x. • 1 Essex 0 Coach, 1025. f * 1 Oakland Sedan, 1023. 1 Bulck Touring, 1622. ! 2 fchsvrolct Coupes, 1924. 'I- ■ ‘ I Essex-4 Roadster, 1922. * 1 Ford Coupe. 1924. LiYB -K N IG H T and Overland, and Mj Motor Co., Park and ' ComnercDl 5, 8HM1N0LE ItJHIBON-ESSEX 2 Ford Tourings, 1922. P 1 I/cxington, 1922. r-’. ' . CHEVROLET Don-Jhit Chevrolet Co., Ine. 2nd and Magnolia Phono 768 DODGE M iller 0. Phillips Co., Inc. tsurc cap* and Graham trucks, and 2nd Street. Phono 3 1 Franklin Touring, 1922. 1 Lexington, 1924. 3 Hudson Tourings, 1921. 2 Hupniobllc 4s, 1922, 1 Old! mobile, 1924. * ■’ ■ ' ' . 1' e Us For Prices and Terms. SANFORD BU1CK CO, 212 Magnolia Avcnuu Pnoiw 307 H U P S — MARMONH Baufurd Automobile Co. 800 Mag«o1|a Ave. Phono 137 A. P. C O N N E LLY & SON’S Cor. Second and Magnolia W. P. CARTER R<i.jgi 230 Mckich Building ■ J . t El.EIIV FARMS, ensy terms. 3 acres celery farm $5,000. 5. aero celery farm $6,000. 10 acres celery farm $12,000. 30 acres high chiss celery farm. $S,OOt> bouse for $60,, mm; |» acre celery farm $40,000. Have five acre tract unimproved celvty land. See .las. A. Johnson, IJ2 W, First .Street, .Sanford.* JAK. A. .1O1INS0N 112 W. First Street. BARG AIN S! We have a new modern home just completed, which wc will xll D4W Ci at $6600. Only $859 t ush, inLnrf HUUMM 5 l.iXTN and Mtfall hotljic, Bo^e- to suit buyer. 4r land Heights. $5(1(8). $800 Cash; , "• • balame easy L'rins. H. Zeilcr, city, j A gumI seven rOom house, vk»e to school, has largo room* and is OWNER will tn-II bungalow, local- in n very exclusive pvighlmrhood, *■•1 m Sanford Ib-ight*. nil :nt*d- ut a-reasonable twice, on ea.‘ jr >rn im|>rovements, paved ntreets, terms. |I'H-ufed on large lot having room i tor nvw hotixe to be iTec ted, W ill I’roelh-al new 5 room house, jn It for $I6U0 with mhuII cosh |>uy- c!o#e tn on paved street. Price $5.mrnt. Itox 256, Sanford Herald. 560. Easy tt-rmj. ' S I — Houses F o r S a le Chmrr east front lot 76x130, m-nr the Dream Home, for $2500. on termi. IF IT ’S A BARGAIN. "W e Have It " v SUNNT’ LAN D R E A L !' <0. Realtor s i— Houses Fur Sale f II. G. Woolworth, Mgr., 221-Mclseh SEM INOLE HUDSON-ESSEX 117 Magnolia Avenue. R E A L ESTATE SALESMEN 66— 'W au led — T o lluv Only producer:) wanted. We have S A N FO R D and PIIILADKI.IMI IA rRACTOR SERVICE: Plowing, nil unusually attractive proposition We have Northern boyers fur to offer to huHtler.t who have come disking and street grading. real burgain.. to Sanford to make money.Our.list­ ,et us do your subdivision. M. M. ■ L IT T L E mid FLAYDF.N ings and client<d: i* the Lest. If ord, Route A, Bex 216. . 4 Rail Rulliling, you are n rale.sman and want to makejpvrmanont eonneetion*, where !>— Building— Contracting your wrvlres will l«* appreciated, SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. and your ineoiuc nidi init ml. Ad-Koonts W illi Hoar cl - Successors to Glllon & Platt dreHa Box D-I00 cure Herald, for 110 Magnolia. Everything el an interview. ,* ROOMS; with or without meals. I trical. l'htnu 422. Elec Dag Reason.ilih rate*. Lincoln Hotel. Radio. AMES II. CO W AN— All kinds o f Tint and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks, A t Oak 67— Si I tiiil ions W attled — M ale Avenue and Third Street. Tele­ phone 111. BOY— age 13 m afternoon from 4 to ti and all Saturdays. Box . _|__ Co| MIRACLE Concrete . general cement work, sidewalks, build- M-16 OUT Herald. :ng blocks irri[>atloq boxes. J. R. IS— Horses, ('utile. Vehicle# Terwillegcr, Prop, Firsi) Mihb tow. Plum-- 212-11. T. M. D U N LA P : PaluUtu o f the bolter kind. 10th and Laurel. Potillt f and Supplies Phono MiO-W. R U N , A N AD in those coluniUN The cost i* small, results aro great. Phone 148. AUTOM OBILE DEALERS: I f you ^ want to sell your used car*, ad­ vertise dally on the classified page. L IN C O L N — FORD — FORDSON Edward Higgins, Inc. Cooqgartdal 0 Palmetto. Phone 3S1 .68—-Koonts W ith ou t Hoard FURNISHED ROOM 6th St tjeet.. 307 A i cry di ),imble home in Flirt Mellon, mil Muin be completed. S«h- Mr Itrilt of the BrittCbitlcinl. ii Realty Co. 126 frri no Union Avenue nt enrnei of Chapman nt $22.3.00 pcjLfrvnt foot. Worth twice tho I'nce asked; See Mr. limit at ilritt-Cliittendeii Realty Co. A modern business building m ar m ..n West First Street, netting III per cent income now on the price asked. acrea on Island Like $8,6611.00, a ({.H,d buy for un in­ vestment, better for a rural home. FRONT BEDROOM, with private family, gentleman only. Phone 580-W, > , . 1IKITT CHITTENDEN R E A L TY CO., INC. MONTEZUMA HOTEL ORDER cldeken*. eggM, *weet |m- Sanford's moat hnmo-liko hotutnex, syrup, front Miiell Pro­ tel; located on earner Mngrinlu, duce Co. Ave.r 2 ruinuIes walk from buaines* acetion. Open all year. FOB PURE bred Rlmd J. k . McDo n a l d , Mgr. eggs. Call 2412. Phone 485 By GEORGE M cM A N U S “ jn r \ \ H T r ^ r e tR .g t q h i^ h t i|//^|An<A>D A M O M • t h e : O K E t»S > ^ J O t> T P H O H C O I "cDsIO M X jf t D R E “ ) b V / )W IL V M O T ©E. R E A D Y W [T O N k ; H T £ S S £ 3 '“ ' ARC1 •'TOO O R C K N IM ’ -l-WCiCiU ‘ aH O T U P- v o o io io r WE CANT ’ C A L L O P* T H E . O E *» H A V E . j H O T H IH C * J--------------- 6 RO(>M Spanish-“'Bungalow. minuten walk from postofficc. Ready for immediate oecpsacy ThuJ I* a very attractive hungalu"' in desirable location. Dean-Berg Corporation. 515 First National Rank Bldg. Phone 713. EjimI A N ATTRACTIVE room, twin beds Phone 671-J. Near Forrest Lake Hotel. BRINGING UP FATHER W E L L * W E H AVE H AO A H ARO U Y lM E T R Y I N G T O C >^1 _ O N T H E P E P V tiT E H S -eA yr N O T H IN ^ W IL L Wi l l DIKIN AND HODGES Phone 738 'T l T I W l f HARGAINS Hldg.. over Piggy W iggly, but wc deliver. 1 Chevrole t Sedan, 1924. 1 Ford Fordor Sedan, 1023. 208 Oak Avktipa Photic 41 , Sco R E LIA B LE USED CARS! 1 Hudson 7 Passenger Touring H — A u to m o b ile s F o r Sale; moro Well loeatcil houses, nparlmenU, or homo sites, With all improvemerits. Prices and terms very rva sonnblc. 16— Auto L irc ry — Garage “ STE W AR T THE FLORIST’ „„„ , i A L IT T L E W A N T A D " IN The Flowers for all occasions. TRUCK hOU HIRE — general , HERALD will bring you in big 8 lt Jlyrtle. Phono 266-W transfer or by Uw day. JOHN t result*. Advertise those old srUUION. |tides you have stored away and 02— M usical InNtrumenl.s 100 So. Park. Plione208. have no uso for. ‘ A liltlo thlrtyccnt ad may bring you several REALTORS anti Rr-t.-r sboiiM carry n complete list f I iivir THE MORNING JO URNAL is tha dollars, nam e 148 nnd n repre­ best o f f'erings In the <la.-Mimi ml accepted want ad medium !o sentative will cull and sec you. uma Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word on Insertion. Minimum 25c. 64— Seeds, Plan Is, I’crlili/vrs G ET P A Y every dayt JHslribulo IS— Uusinwa S ervice O ffered 180 necessary prodne(d to cstab- JtWtu SOUR orange anuTyruricfniii llshect uscit. KvtbnvtS, snk|M, fo<al aeedlings, dm- half to om^ni. for All of I ho nbove car., ore in good products, otr. WorldVdarcvsl ctmi- budding, also few pineapple btlds, AM ERIC AN CAFE condition and the prices arc right. Slate Inspretisl, to ho tnkuti where Wo have Just opened ■'4 i i f : si. Ihky t tnnd. West Tcrrsldc, I*mgrafo ih the Cates ‘ \ .tod, Flu, home cooked foods e i » «;•*< ' r . « * • - ......... . of surroundings. Everything rnni l'cim., Dept. K-l. DON-JON INC. <it»— Specials at I he SI ores tury. Come in and vat with us. i*.inford, Florida. 1— 1623 Chevrolet Coupe. I 1623 Chevrolet Coupe, good condition. l 1624*DvcrItiiirl Sedan. ! -1628 Ford Touring. 1 1922 Dodg Touring. 3 1624 Chevrolet Touringn. 2 >623 Chevrolet Tourings. I6&t Ford Touringrt. i -192a Ford Touring. I 1923 Star Touring. 1— 1623 Nash Touring B A R -1 IN , flllgro design with Uny seed pcnvla ami atuall diamond in center. KcwurJ. Mrs. C. <*. Dabney. I I — A u tom obiles pays 15— Salesmen and Agents ______________________________ .'16— Situations Wanted— P O U N D , on Fifth St., bag, ■ ntalning small amount o f chuii*c, owner may have by giving proper ’ identification, and paying for this propeprly IK 0 .L Y AV E N U E 210. Five t house, all modern with gm apartment renting for $40 00 month. Price $7500. $2500 , balance monthly. MODERN HOMES Spanudi design bungulow f>|m Ave., $6500. terras. , 5 room house garage. Holly Ave.. $5500, ttrms! New liva.room house, garage, etc °m fo rd Ave., $5800, easy tmTs! vmo room cottage oq Dixie Jtieh’ way, near Lake Monroe, $2,000$500 cash, balance monthly. See Jas^ A... John son, 112 W. 1st SL, (•]— Miscellaneous M U S T HAVE money. Compelled t" nacrificc a beautiful diamond ring T W O experienced wai'treascM need and platinum, dinner ring, llox .'Hi 16. ciT at Hell Caft?., First Street. ( i l - A — Miscellaneous K\ change THREE SALE SLAD IE S1 on fast selling proposition. SEMINOLE BUSINESS CUT FLOWERS for sale. Cal. n.bi% EXCHANGE las i»ow ready. 2.V per d"/rii. S. M. ABERCROMBIE. ‘ Phone 10-W. Mrs. L. 11. June--, PERFECTION1AU TO LA U N D R Y ' Oak Avcnun. We Give Night Service I — Announcem ents J. 15— Service Stations— R epair ing 1025 Fundor Sedan. 102 ! l ord Touring. 1025 Ford Ton Truck. GOOD USED CARS SUFFERERS o f heart trouble. Angitin Pcttorl*, Dropsy, Asthma, High Blood PrrsBilTP, Paralysis, I will gladly; tail you free, how you c a n 'g e t quick and lasting relief, without using drug*, medicine or ■annn*. Address It. V. Walden, Box 186#. New. llaveu, Conn. EH— Business Service L A N K Y ’S DRUG STORE— Pro acriptlons, Drugs, Soda*. Wo uro ns near you as your phone. Call 103. h.’l— F arm s and L i n d F o r S ale OWNER, leaving for north, offer, 5 room furnished house in bel? location o f Sanford Height* iv™ $6000 with $1100 cash •Dean-Berg Corporation, 515 Fill1; National Bank Bldg. Phone 7R 1 * ‘ T» A . C R E A T 'w o r l q a t t e h 6 room bungalow, fireplace, hath, electric lights, located on’ corner of Wn-ihington and llughey Ave., in 1K-1-Air. Tliia house can. he kau $1066 down.-Balance un easy P «y nients. BOX Wr. W. W. Care Herald. W ANTE D 3 salesladies who have exper­ ience in the sale o f real good position and good cvnimis*it>n allowed. Wo aro especially anxious t° cure listings of lot* in' Franklia Terrace from the parties who orig­ inally purchased these Jots ■*£ who now desire (to sell them- W® ate giving this business special tention and If you will IW then wii|i ua will sco that you get serv* NOW FOB SALE MbaAJ‘4l|' ' ' We have 2 loU only U ft now sale in Fort Mellon which wc sell you at n saeriflt*. The o* has placed them with u* M mediate sale, as ,h« #*»•» « « �R5— 1,01b F o r g g k SANP0Rt) Avenue coma* i t nr.„ g A S FORD HEIGHTS ach—One Fourth Cash Balance Easy. ^ourt* with |500 Cash. n” l! BO— Wanted— Heal Estate once month! y. Box 521, Herald Of. W A N T E D :1 Listings lots in Fort Mellon 0 LOTS nt Like M ilv. VVtv Height*. Denn-Berg rear onablc. Call ^ fg l it Nat’l. Bank 5trpot. Son fort!, Fla, * c, aiTe8 *mi»t win sen *;:oon 7nln!? " fop *M0 !>cr a & * * " » * - Ulw noar^i H f f f e h »• » • Ranks 2 LOTS BUENA VISTA Each—Ownar rnust a This price for cash. ■ 4 LOTS BUENA V IS TA Well located, easy terms. $750 Each. 3 LOTS BUENA VISTA On Celery Avenue. * $12iW Each.—On® Fourth !O T IN FLORA HEIGHTS 25.00, one fourth cash, bal­ er rimy. This ontf will go H&— R*nl Estate for Exchange aiCr08i thnt np0 ^wred fn ^ i1 H am, 4, ,u ro* !n *p6d and. Pm e inrli’dc* all equip. ment. spray machine:., plow* oTrr nW|,‘arW’r,rWlrf' Wttleoi etc* r Balance of eachan‘l navinotir »r w « » . , o b , MW win r n’ farm, f nivv? , n July *«■ Win roll house nnd Cot,!- Urin.Er.Bnrk Y o u r fx o k s LEARN ABOL’ t rotk County and Lakeland, through the 8t*rrelegrnm. Best advertising » e rH E N EBBS A n- •-•” * m l*. r'*i doit" we.i uni cWplc-.x? i f *n, you rt*ed, i'niu-iiut rctonetnictiW tonic, D Fiivi r t ' Prescriptftm, W if. yr-t. !•>• toning Up JMUr nert] ••■at i'< oiov.! K olir fr.tcthm* ,vh i 'nurf i f with ,h» r'.milatbn of j lil-Kkt. U wan disfcdv, red many yell t.y Dr. P l f r t . a »kli!el pi I •.iclari, b A :itl«j of root* and h-'ij iivviiliurly adapted to wanton's it] II-t It*>, ad*'. sm ooth will , foil j it,-, i:. Try >C How! , , ! Uk for tr'.-l pkg. t*< 1. :* ,-p-v’x Tamil.Is' Hotel. Biiffal N. Y „ nnd write f ir free medic T h e F o x and ihe C oose I l.’OT Nt>u, OOS3__t \ [ / MU MBCO. 1M * ^ UV.'DClVVbAkJO VT EXAC^VV_ V\ ■ rPO^WIWTOP OP TUG sCotie hiOt IQ DB faMkJECTBO wfiACTU UAVEM RCSORT WiTM FT 1M AkJY WAY OMTlL AT TVtCWM'tlM <IR0 /6__1 A t wtftVE AtL nc t MAV^ AAJALVreo A rt l UMOGR3TAKID , MlWCRAU VJAtfcUS UgRTECTUY / am D i riMO 'lOuua \ tw e CEST B LOTS W ITH 7 HOUSES ON THEM Now renting, good income. Make good warehouse site, $13,500.00. Terms cosy. See us. •re lnterortod l M them through rAlrVIfiftTiSIS In tin* J<,t.rr.a> i»-t aid, South Georgia's’ xn-kiti Sum in South Florida. Published • *ewsMper. Morning, sfterntwr 111oFV Celery morning*. STA R -TE LE G R A M * e*t dally. Want, ad rate I l-5> jax : weekly and Sunday Lakeland, Florida >11 M-r » . *{«b t l eV\V,|2J 3 e244*.n lh° SW >-4 of wontj 4 insertion* ^ l-Ic ; ft or •ate* lOc per line. Wayeros- .loo, i« v V 4, of f « tlon 1-21-31 S'Mn. more tr o-r word each Iomt I I v , I: anI tlnrahl. Wayrru** G»<>r*.t, of riviS?0^ ! Jr* n 'F i northwest • HONK 14$ for rrompt attention Advertising Mediums I ruflroVih!05 i 4 hi'"> frogi two and eX|K>rienmI service lu ar­ 1*0 YOU W ANT Tn HUV railromls nnd p^ved ronds. Hur, anything ? If *o k.iT*' ranging your copy. njunding lands making hig money h. tlaineavlllr Sun M l SAI.11—Span* on Lht pag» V S i ' im " 1 ll20000« Term* _*°r <*lr««Jfled adveTtlaenwnu _ . _ W V bkUnce 1, !• s and 4 '* hy.not ten*, those eaeant room* , ! V o ll ** 8. percent Semi Annuullv t. i '"ft thet ercond-hand good*? 1Nn Incumberances and 1I»2B tax . , Pn'd. Addre** Owner. Uchon E TAMI'A P A IL Y TIMES. Tampa •lorne Pally, rate* 2 cents a wAcd .. i Elh'. P. O. 322, F w Myers,' Flu. I llinlmum 25c, cnub with praer ••i •„■ i. rile for complete rate card , FARM FOR s a i F f f i . ? ' h W nct n' & S r on li r* lci*rY farm ahd ft room house. This farm consist .OCK OF 8 LOTS A NO 2 STORY.HOUSE c section, close in, could *ed for industrial site. $11,000.00; 1*4 Cash. on building and Btinfoh] Coloration. Did*. Phoiv AUGUSTA CHRONICLE - An AUVERTLsiNG ^ 'i- rrw iu r*nchp* guTn, Gw. Augusta's g’-v^tne1 rliurlfied medium, rate, tu b. Or L tka l ‘ *i!. N* ’■ t '* v2* •Mlrge. 10c minimum, I «.1 imhr»unt atnl fcgr»cuJta» »l i tv>p. MORGANfOWtt. / Movu, 7V ‘T I P ^ ’ tmg et5T_ ct WILL PUT PEP WHERE ■mERfi IS v UPC m«. Ntcaa, i ( w h a t a l A m o t h a t ©a b y i s a m o w a n t id iMAtUMe RCTVlROO PtOOM* OUT A MAM / COWTCLAjCT R3R tekj BARREL© a 7 r DAY -TO BE DELIVERED TO MY RESORT— lW\ SO MG TO ADVERT!BG EKTUMSIVBUf THAT WE ARE USIMG NOVASE WATER CXCLU3IVSLY—T>lfl WILL OC OF GREAT OGMUFIT TO Y JU BUT IF 1 DPEKIO \ ALL TWO MOMttY AOVCRTtOIMG YOU MOOT I vvf LIP A OOKJO / / v GUARANTl E,.l f .'fl OEUVEWV /— o*» m y a b i l i t y po q such a o o t t jcx» tt) fiAOW STALE IF THEY WBtiE AU. 1 THAT E A 3 Y _ j u s t tlKB C U m M S \ BUTTER WITH A RA'XOR. - . / flO IG W mwswK, 1 HOUSE IN HEIGHTS 5 rooms and hath, modem in every way. Price $7192.50. $1500.00 Cash. $1000.00 in 0 months. Paving paid. M FEET QN PALM ETTO AVE, One of tho bFst -business cornrrs in city, within one block of 1st. $750 front font. Worth S1PO0 ft. now. . J FARMS FARMS FARMS \Ve ha-.t»'several furms in one of the bert ngricultuml soc* ti.njh r f Georgia, near Amcricus, in the Pcuch Section; will I'row any kind o f fruit not uut>jecl to cold; Cotton land. Will sell o$ trade. A ll siao tracts. <>»•«) I,,-1 Tin, HmL P YJow- $>OOOAMO«TH /WCOMEI'LL 6 0 OVER. TO.THS eAML* THIS WO0M a n d g e t it a n d l ' l c „__ *■ te ll t h a t u p s t a g e 80S& OT A4/A.VS A FS’lO T h w s s WHE.\) I ^ G E T 0ACK - J r D C N 'T D o > ANYTHING foo ush .He n r v UNTIL You ( K.W0W IT’S ^ ALL TK o e .. I.int Your Property W»th«U* I'M HENRY Tv/TE YOU ARE HOLDING 100 SHARES OF OIL STOCk LEFT M£ BY MY LYNCLE -I' m HERE TO CLAIM THE $JO0O P6R DtONTH V - IN C O M E - SORR-Y MR.TMre BOT WE RBcjUlRe: ) SOME MEANS OF IDEMTiFlCATicw — 1 VJ£" CALWT PAYTilE DIVIDE MD„1 VJlTrio u t rwovuhou T h at You a r e t b c r CORRECT, MC.TYTC J N O - L DONT ( --IC YOU WOW tiJMd ONE «N T^c u. a. P»«. pa,Y - AV P IT*? A T,NE ffONCw OP ' RfciULATlOM.-l 'f lu MAL’F A MAN RAv'f HiS OvOn - T ,UPPoSE V LL WAvC TO 'IA jE i'me ra o s iD tw T o f t h s s OViTt'O »Ta T0S 0C vit I.VJ ) **20 v)Ca Me Bv TMCnavip/ r* OH H&NRV* X0U DUST K6TU«n OD YIC3M THE BANW WOTlME - 1 W6VT , POWA) MBlfi, MORN/UG AMO BOIMIhT ANEW FUG C O A T -lT ’S U U S T A R R ld e o C.O ,D r $SOO PtCASC T he m a n >s w a i t i o g . ^ STi* . . V. t -o r *trc w o w e y J n r \ w ri.K.MUNTri, ADAMS CO 117 Magnolia Avenue “ The Basket" 1-3 Acre Orange Gruve About i miles from Sanforjl near Twin l-ii.’es, unc half Initu from golf <»ur»e. Price $ft.r,OO.OQ. Terms 'SL'kl.tiO cash ?2000.00 jn one year ■ml $2000.00 in two yrnrs at 8 pe* i at interest Dlls Grove paid 25 oer cent, net above price thl* reason. B y Williams 1M S U P P R rz E O them \ f OH SuOE TAE.N oL Timers \ HAD EM m lver T hoT o C a r r y i*d‘ a c o u P i l SPARE EiORGfcS CAGE O* MERCUKIGY. GasH them mosta . BEEM ORF'L DomB \ THEM DATE.! / A L O N h '. 6 o T T iALY L f- F T E M VN.AUt , A M VNLK i n ' T e a m h o r ^ e/d F E LL D o w n FL?o m S A O G T i O kj , VJH Y T K SPAR E M ORSES VNAS KlEARLS VyRECH1 C l H t E R S L L F S . ____ ^ aTg ' a peach of A id l e MEKJ' ALLU*b HAVIKJ a cooPn 1'nt‘jH HOGGED Dt'oTlM IM "VH vnA u G i h , B 'i u i i L 'i l B k L lV E WEFJE i GO u kj A C iiT \ T hegl m e t * ' Realtors T c iy i; - v Y o a Q U ^ lt w > M 'L A p -T k'eAO YOLi viWE f A U t> \ A vlLPW YiCTIM TOO OlAF OF COV'iyG P A W Y G 'MOD M'LkP. PLM GEL \ — \ FVRCjT HEHEL Fe u cWE GLORIOUS A o o v i uA WLY. MAP EVERY MOOViUT eve* I OEREvUvev ’ iAEFTI HER COITMSE CkGEME^T V iitP 5 PEQG'Ahi u n u i A V E BU5TTeO. t Vl\LL*^feACl< MOVi / OORE PREAMV LOVE LYR'CG TO V40O TWE U T1\.E L A W T OF VOQQ. V \ E A R T L ^ 1UK H OW AIil) -COIU’ OBATIOK Masonic Building B y A hern O U R B O A R D IN G H O U S E ’ X'$A G O liviL V lk L K Lo^evic3nm'G L o c K ^ te P ? OFT- -**e ] V 'M O U 'PE VLLLAv fv jjyiVs,,,.,; lakk front Six Acres, Excellent Localltm $3000.00 Term* $2750 Cash. See S. W. BRADFORD Owner, Milano TheaDr. V. 5 ACHE -f -----J, a r m cleared and tiled r . ,h *m«ll house located on hard \vni alM'ut. h u'Uea from Sanford. K * Kive immediate possession of >i c and possession o f properly P n nrop1,, nr,‘ harvested. Apply i - O. Box 431. Sanford, Fia. Virenl vVT** l’n Fvan*,Street, corbt and jut U(i j oinltgi. W il1 $500 cash on ea -h lot. Price H two lots $5000. Box 125 Sanford Herald, b ^AVT>p f l T ^184^ » • x B&d s i L i l u i f f l i THE E F F IC IE N C Y V < k i\ (3 lK L; F R E C K L E S A N D H iS F R IE N D S _________ __ —— r------ *— .... ^ *■ YSS, M UMCkS ADOLF VJgA*rcMA 60T tSOOEB W &X?CC6 AdAlM 7W6C&, SLIM-A AN* U& 5LNY MC SQ^t L&TTtB FODW pitTUeES OF 7JUNdS CWt® r SOMEBODY? mEOE-VIAAlWASCE . THEM x ,-ssSry- SCArt-YSAU-lS C vj Ca ■JH6VA PICTOP6 OP TUCgC roof So m e Mistake Som e F^l /lO.JOTYCOOVXAD 5E& SoMk OP TW OLD CASTLW7* 1VA 60MUA ■WkE TWiS TO SOU5CL, , Um ’ MUBSG TEACHER W ta WAAJMD SJVOWJ -i nr t o o o r . •> / SEC Tsestw at? TU ycC S TLE IS o«6R TVX>>0U5AM s c a b s (X D f Y&SSB-CAM r VA *MA«IWS It! _ “ 7 - TW AY1.’ .< > / TALVC U v'.c A ttOVAT! I ~X\1\X l — - U t o f 1W’ I U e c w ,- CAv^f A G l Y *jfEG' KlJfiUi A MOLL, , V lr it o T A L L - iW CUlMV{* lk i- lV ^ C A 6 E -IttlUKUiS 7WOTW0OSAA»'VCABS 0LDTT >Uu.fl*WAM r rff< jM L y | 9 2 d . �UARY IT, 1926 • -uanc, pretense and iK* j trlnalre view of Ufa wouH jjf** him IA bursts of intolerance"** w u the petting intolerant 11 very tolerant and ||S^vL ^ * men who, with all iiUVepISS about progress and all its £,u£® never lost hit belief ln ham^n^’ ture. Something of t f i r f f jj ' served for us in hi* __ nsband As P a r t O f NEW YORK, Feb. 11* { Lady Raleigh haa braved the “ brick-bats” of male literary oritiea Which Mr. E d *** SaWw.a^d others say await the wombn liographer who' attempts to tclnthe truths about their husbands. She has given the public the letters of Sir Walter Raleigh, edited by her own’hand, and which are described as “ his boat and on­ ly biography.'' From a collection of some 2000 letters which tho distinguished English m an'of lit­ erature wrote to various friends, Lady Raleigh has drawn an In­ timate pictore of his life. ir The letters disclose tl “ young men" aa had sometimes been stated. William E. Henley, a noted British author and critic, “had. a fatherly relation with many young writers who later- became “ A t most Sir Wslter got from Henley was the stimulus that cornea from friendship and. from occasional opposition In opinion." say* the book, which MacMillan publishes today. Sir Walter Raleigh was invited to'Oxford University am the first holder o f its Professorship of Jfagiish Literature. Aa a student theories or to trace influences, so| In 'history at King's College, how- much as to exhibit what was great Sealed p r o pSo sBa lRwill V S Tbeg by the c it y Comm Union of Florida, n f Unjlr 6 r fir" ts " “ 'w A H a ll at or bSfXre : ;io „ "ml 5 .£ 'T lots, fo r the r o o m , w o t < ». •ainlna wall and rip |“ Hide Bulkhead U lxtrin "nd VJJ.**1 alon o f the Eant Hid. llulkhea?ni*" trlctco n ta in in g - the feliS w i l l ^ p roxim a l* (jutMtlonn: lr* 11,310 ’ Jin. ft, Coticrfit nhcei ■ « js ln*n* wn"- *!** •«>'Siri 5“j 1 ,000,000 eu. rda. Fill. Robert M. IjiFollelto. *Tn in already standing nut an one nn the voters Wisconsin — sometime* of the leading figure* In tho up- most importan ectlonutely as “ Young per house.' fnthcr— his inn trendy proving to hi* And It's not moroly hecauso hU speeches, his i that he ?a a chip o ff ralher was the great Robert La oil* o f argumc ek,Kollelle. Rather, it's because his The photogr Bob" is o :ib o f tho colleagues arc realizing that tho semblance. { nembrrs o f the Senate, son hoa his full share o f tho abil- typical actieh rly a youbg senator itics possessed .by his father. La Follette. J > first term is expert-Young LaFolfctte Htnndu for the in life lifted : sen and not hoped, But same things his father stood for. rvdm in the pic I senator frogf V^isron* Apparently he holds the samu gripper La Follettc, BY a s s o c i a t e d p r e s s ■BROOKflVILLE, Feb. 11.— “ Thanks. Have you some m orol’’ This was the substance of a message from the White House, sent M IAM I P«b. l W ' K ' i not Uie ibney l mind losing; it's the prlnple of the thing, W. B. Leaver, seopant of a local rooming house, ild the police when reporting the left o f six cents from bis trours pocket during the night. A uttw ro o m e r- Suffered the loss of — James Louis, negro, was weary and sought out_gn automobile to Steep In. The machlric proved to be that o f officer J. T, Glover. Louis received n rude nwakening And was fined |H) and costs In city court. M IAM I, Feb. U .— World War veterans In hospitalIs throughout tho United States arc to receive Ilttlo gift* from tender fingers to cheer them up on Valentine Day. Responding to u request by Mis* Elizabeth Putnam, art supervisor for public schools in Dade county, thousand* of children made valen­ tines to bo distributed to the aid- DE LAND, Fob. 11,— March 11 has boon *ct as the date fo r holdhut an election to determine whether or not a proposed 6000,000 bond issue fo r school purposes shall bo adopted. ‘ P A L A T K A . Feb. U .- L o c e l po­ lice a r« still searching fob tho thief, or thieves* who entered a Vocal automobile gafage, knocked the combination knob fro m tb t'A fj lice safe, pried oneo J l f e j M W E ST hita W o re Crutches sinn o f tho state, was sont upon its way with finances hero when the county commissioners o f Alachua und Gilchrist divided tho treasury funds, held by the former. Three funds, however, the farm colony, fair and advertising, were not split, gnd will not be until the result o f a friendly suit, brought by Gilchrist to force a division, Is tnado known; OCOLA, Feb. 11.—Thrco women, two men and 60 gallons of “ al­ leged liquor figured In separate accidents .hero, in which two of tho women were seriously, but not fatally hurt; one o f the- men suf­ fered an amputated leg, and o f­ ficer* confiscated the Uoaxe. Mrs. J. W. Robbias was struck by an automobllo as *ho •crossed a ntrect: Mr*. O. C. Mathews was hurt in a collision with m truck and Roy Mathew*, brakeman, was run over by, a train. T A LLA H A S S E E , Fla., Fob. 11. (VP)— A. E. Taylor and A. T. Sweet, two of tho oldest men in point of service with tho United States Uurcuu of Soils, have been added to the force of soil surveyors now operating in Polk county, it was announced at the state geological department. A total or six. men arc now In tho field. The work, it was stated, i* progressing satisfac­ torily, except that considerable rains have frequently interfered. T A LLA H A S S E E , Fla., Feb. 11 (/P)— The state prison bureau hai just compelled It* monthly mail Ing o f discharge* to stats prison­ er*. The discharges will bo die tributed as (he terms expire Ir March. Approximately twenty. T o establish i uniform resale price on all properties in Section 1 (Crystal Lakes Club D ivision ), w e are, on F eb ­ ru ary 20th, arbitrarily advancing1the price in this sec­ tion. DOING THIS That the property holder may have some idea as to the present standard o f values in this firs t section. This advance represents our estim ation o f the p rop erty’s worth as o f today. CLEARLY i nut tms is not a iixed price advance at whi sell your property— you will o f course fix yoi if unsatisfied with the present suggested This advance has been suggested o n ly 'fo r that it paves the way for a resale campaig are about to put in force— a cam paign ful features which will, we believe, be entirely s gi\ mg speculative purchasers a sacisfactorv W E SOLICIT YQUR LISTINGS ■aeola. They era - Vls|t> Davis and Lucie Davit T A L L A H A 8 9 E E , F la* </P)—Mr«* O r» Pqwell-. one of thp twb’ anpervlsa tension work in a griefM hom* economics In, the • em states, was a visit* Department o< Public Instruction. Mrs. Powell- attended1th* wtant regional conferanaa, hold In AllanU „ end added. Elarule to-ba* itin­ erary, In order to look over work of that kind in the state. HIGGINS-SM ITH -W IGHT, foe. Telephone 5S8 millions have rubSt. Je­ coba OU rlf tton the tendar apo and by tay say tho time Jack Robli comes tha i pain and St. Jaeoba harm Was SALES AGENTS Next to Pool Office First SL RBd Pxl*tW �cAfjHv i ‘ ■*' ituation (By Associated Prefct) Workers Involved, 16ft,000. Collieries affected, 271!; serving 829 mines. • Companies involved,' 185; uf which nine control 138 of the taregst collieries. r. Area affected, 10 counties In Northeastern Pennsylvania, cov­ ering 500 square miles, practically the-only commercial anthracite in the U. 9. Score Of Amendments Before I.oss, in wages per day, |1,150,000. " tipper House Today While tass in daily production, 200,000 tons. , - Plans Go Forward Tor Undo 5^*"*° ►ufP<'n*ldn,1exn|rat|sn of two year contract, August .Tax Cutting Already Voted 31, I32r>, and failure to rvner 'h'heW agreement. -■ J • ---Demands of union minors, ten per ceiit lucre increase in tonnage Smoot May Seek 2nd rates, |1 a day additional for day men; cheek off* equalltatlon o f rates; two year contract and other /future:t. Vote Upon A u to Tax dsy Jtoply o f operators, would not consider demands that Increasi cost of mining, and suggested difference be arbitrated.Reduction In Alcohol T a le s w — Negotiations—Began nt Atlantic City July 0 and brok Okeyed By Kennte; 11-Hour i by union inion August 4] 4l resumed at N^w York Dec, Hession Is Held L a st’ N ight Jan. 12, resumed> Jan. *— ™ 21), — nnd> broken o f f Feb, 25. Peace Settlement Still To Get Ok O f Joint Parley < Miners AndO w nera O .TE xletiiG ve T o u r O f C i t y ; i D inner *. A t F o r r e s t irftkfe * * ' Cr ' / r *f ■!. WASHINGTON, Fell. 12.—(A 1 .. Kinul tilnnaifor the entertain- j SAeking to apply the hrukea nn tax iWQ inent'.uf 140 members of the Ipetl'm' as .iqucu JJuu) a score of : Drawing V | "Mifinu wrtWUfiaojW" PUc/ioiaKe’ ftUlmrnts rAme up for topaideru- win will arrive here tomor(pw | on tialny, munagvra uf thr> reve­ -1 P H Il*A D E t,PH IA , Feb.11nue bill still were Insistent that afternoon', ond lhe.de/mlte Itln er-[ —K/P)— Tho anthracite coab the Senate undo some o f the tax. nry over which they, will be Utah gtyiko was virtually octUptl L slashing already voted. wus announced thin morning by Chutrmnn Smoot of the finance .1. (I. Hall, chairman o f Chamber | hero today wlicn announce­ committee, announced he would of Commerce committee* etyrustment was maile nt l o’clock U>V for reconsideration on tho der<* with the lank of impressing the A t that th« proposition o f tho eisiim id repeal the tax on admis­ iliHtlnjniiahed croup o f visitor* sions und dues aird Indicated he H.G. Wells, Noted Novelist O f erptora to return to work im­ headed bv Governor Ralph B'rowmight ask for another vote atcr, with the many agricultural, Great Britain Named In mediately on g 6-year agree­ on the automobile passenger car commercial and industrial .attrac­ $50,000 Suit A s Result O f ment had been formally ap­ tax which the Senate hnd stricken tions' of Sanford and Scminolo His Story O f Londorj Party proved by. tlyo minora. out. v. ‘ - •• E2. county. * * . * ■ » - . - .»•' The julnt conformep o f minen A warning from Secretary Mel­ Approximately 30 car* will os* and operator* still has to form ­ lon that the 4100,000,000 additional Here's evidence that Charles Ponxi is a wizard '’mling spaghetti Bigelow’s Questioning ally approve n’ mhie at the Chamber o f Com­ reduction arcnniplhhed by these tho pence settlement as well as at high finance. Ponzi und his wife i'nsrt) havo just merce offices promptly . • at 2 aftsr which a convention o f min­ two decision* wen- too large, reach­ C u l?*l e d ‘Impertinent' o'clock, parking space havfrtg been been indicted in Florida, but Pnnr.i still wears his ‘'I should worry" ed the Senate late yesterday, as it * ers, called to jnoet in Scranton next t• i j-.u | \i : . . smile. rszervod. From • t h e commerce v a i proceeding on Ha" tax slush- IVrmilH Fur Ciiru Consigned Change In Topic O f DUcus* Tuesday, will have to ratify it. A ll body offices tlie motorcade will course and led to ihu delerminaiion of this Is a formality. proceed to the Weklva’ bridge, slon Meant No Chant T o Florida Foinls Will He c f administration leaders to plan ' Immediately ‘tfw where the party will be received for Jie recovery. .Issued Under Snaie System QqatltyOf3pcecb,S(vyfl ended their se: from Luke county,officials, Approves Alcohol Tax Govc.ning Olh^r Freight committee went city" ’ Returning by way of I*nola and T7UTI7TI A M C f T L In conqdetlpg wurk of the FI NEW YORK, Feb. 12.—</P)— with the* opcral Ing n the country club road to Sanford U l i r A ) I F i l l v L i I J i l t a nance (' nmittee amendments yes “ Effective at once, tho Atlantic I'oultney Uigclow, American lec­ committee to draw yp w „ _ _ „ _ _ i t * n l a y , inn t?ennto upprovinl withAvc- [through .Goldsboro nnd Thirteenth Coast IJno will issue permit* for turer and author, has announced agreement. basin I—" " Street, the ^arty will Jro to fool­ AT U n P lT V i - " record vot« the reductions single Carloads of automobiles des­ that h » is starling a 850,000 slan­ Final .agreement for andxSttHi Ing draw- ery Avenue, east on Celery Ave­ U i r r ^ .iprid by the House in the al- tined to Florida point* on the ammo dst' suit In London against II. (1. •trike was reached at 1:47 a ’rit cohu tag grid by' a vote o f 48 to 13 percentage basis nn applying to Welsl, tho English Uhl. Mr. nue to UearijaU Awnuc, south on contuiuod .In afreet the provision* qthar commodities unde*;- the Ad- esure h time Branisll Avenue to Eldswarth hi * A npj'.He, A mM-•on.- FJd* worth * Are* New Ruling Requires-I.oVby Rami Where County _¥ Arm allowfqf deductions on a6ount o f * i ■. ' « j ! "A t A meeting of Ihe anthracite dioenvory o f depletions for oil walls O iifp Slaqtd M t y - H i Enifnncp T o ' Clowe nA ( I f j li'Jt' io w ^ J o i r Avenue to Celery Tlie trouble Atarfed at a “ mad confewnc# a te a * '" 5 ^ and mines. I apcclcd ! Avenue, wild- oh Celery, Avenue to Fo:‘ New Structures A fter day by A. 1). Clarkson, vlco chair­ leu-party" given some time ago by 'was adopted. New System Will (io Inlo •Thaicontinuous 11 hour sassion tuiiscc. |Sanford AVenue, south on Sanford tandon | I be submitted m the Ilona Election In March fairly well cleaned up work on the man for the Sanford District o f Countess Russel at her London Effect Within Two Weeks’ iive ex* Avenue, to Franklin Street, west the Florida Division, South East­ apartment Mr. Bigelow publish- [ vontlon for approval, after wh/ch ' odds.and ends of the bill although ilhutitted on Franklin Street to Magnolia qi the roe party in a ta Lon­ ed a version qf n -1* contract will be formally executexpenditure^ o f , many minor amendments remain ern Advisory Board, of the Ameri­ eti An order of the Postal author- | The _proposed _ i the wall, Avenue, north on Mngnolin A ve­ don paper to which blr, Wells re- rd by both parDee.” can Railway Association. _ _ _ nsw city hospital, to be considered. 8100,000 for a matter nue to T “nth Street, cast on Tenth itiea which makes it compulsory I to Mr. Clarkson stated that all plies vigorously In an open letter. The convention will be held itl be locate! on grounds.donated Although the strain of thy long (omMerce Street to Palmetto, -north on P a l­ for first class postoffice* to close by the county near the site o f the The Blbelow version of tho party Scranton beginning Tuesday morn­ automobile dealers o f the district _________ _____ _ hour* of work became apparent a? at O'o’clock is to bo put into e f­ ca to in* metto to First Street, west on First __ wlH mama old poor farm on Mellonville Aye- renters snapped at onen other in were to be notified of the order said that Wells looked like a pros- ing. The mine worker* of IHH),- Street to Oak Avenue, South on fect at tlie Sanford poatoffire with­ nue,*1:i said •to hr meeting with debate, managers planned another nnd that those who desire Atlantic perous stork broker or bond sales- work* within” io" dtav and "it" is «mto eo be- Oak Avenue to High Street, cast in a very short time, nrcordlng to Coast Line transportation on auto­ man, and chatted pleasantly of the pectwt the peak of production Will tnforil nn «n High Street to Park Avenue, nn announcement made linluy t>y popular approval among the c-itl-1sL-saion tonight if necessary to ob- mobiles should file their require­ fabulous prices forced on him by. be reached by the end of the xena who have mmlc a study of lain a final vote. J^ FHull, postmaster. ------, north on Pnrk AVemJe to lloulcment rwiuest with their district the paradoxical publisher! of hen- month. Denied Floor For Third Time In explaining tho order, Mr. Hull I prt^nt hospital needs in Hanford. ikrn of the ';a*d. east on Uoulevard to Sanfotd chairman covering the tmlunce of dreds*of periodicals In every corner] The six members o f the miners’ Senator F-ouseits, Republican of definite plans are not vet of the world. Verily, U was a fairy ■ub-rommittee separated from the tr.t incur- Avenue, south on.Sanford Avenue! (dated that he would lyoimbly al­ in While this month, the making, it' it is Is believed that Michigan, was denied the floor for ■ oth er scale couimittoii members and month of tale gone mad. budgt-t i ni ' " Dnlon Avenue, ,east on Union low the lobby of tin* local office to .. the secand time In three days yes . Reiiglrt . , menl* for. the __ houid tho bond issue be approved March Avenue to Mcllomulic Avenue, remain open ontil 11 o’clock for at the walked fifty feet to the room whera Then Anthony Hope, al terdny, when he engagcTl in a M r ! Mnrch *kould.te filed n®1 a bos aJg anthracite operator* awaitthi* ac \" " rlh on Mellonville Aveuire to the convenience of patrons who and the money provided, Has Regrets About Land ‘ jrn typo typ< sonul exchange with Henator I ’ ln e, j H>«n hob. 15,.with h. B. McCrstkThe situation appeared rty, looked out of a Wi ning ttiu , in,t Street, west on Eil£t Street wished to remove their mull uftir pita! of the moot tApdern Itepublican of Oklahoma. The 1st- « » . chairman o f tho Miscellaneous cry zhort would be built within A V i theater hours. Hu said that, al­ a dramatic touch was * gelow averred, ar permitting I *" Hotel Forrest take, ler insistently denied statement, of Co“ 5 / V S i . l , of [the time. OS member of group regret that so gloriou tadj ii|ual' Dinnir wijl be s<frved at tho though- the order called for clos­ Senator Cnuxens relative to oil de­ Thu bed capacity of the Per- pletion allowance* nnd when the railroad and members o f tho Ad­ •cepe and such graceful arches < two. Pennsylvania Bankers, Asso[f t Cammu- Hotel Forrest take at 7 o’clock, ing promptly at 9 o’clock hnd been l aformcd i v ut which time short talks petting issued some time ago, he had en­ nald-Lauyhton hospital, while said Michigan senator Neoly, Democrat visory Board, the order will , re­ characterised the stonh. bridU- ,clntion, fepreaentlng .many milltgi&ln- forth the attractions of Florida deavored to continue the present to be diffident ^nt the present of West Virginia,- made n point of sult - in Sanford dealers , -getting at should iw» marred by a rectangular Ron* In property, crowded on ry on thalr Iron railway atructure." scene to watch the passing of I this re- and Maine -will be followed by policy of staying open all night time, cannot 1m* incrcasMl t<> n ca­ order that he was violating Sciiuto lp,ut 40 b*J’ cCnt delivery pacity capable of caring for the rules. |ynujramtnta. "*ky the dancing until 16 o'clock. when the &h long ns possible. "On!” exclaimed Wells In the great Industrial struggle. The other scale committee He also said thut by allowing the jmtienta of a city whose population Scimtor Couteru was unanimousofficial* drew hia visitant will ta taken In cars to Bigelow version, "how can you ut> I the JJIW,- the depot to leave Tor Tallahassee. office to remain open until 11, Is growing a* f"»t as Ih the pop­ |y voted the right to continue then . f " ^,hK{ * * rm tar such word*}. To me a railway ben proceeded to the lobby but when ho remarked that the 1"land that tho filing of has elements o f subtlety. It U elo- o f the hotel and not b word* w . At the dinner, attractively de­ most o f the local patrons, par- ulation of Sanford, official* say. spoken by operators or miners as ticularly the larger business Senate apparently considered it ment requesta docs not eliminate fpient. It means progress." The site donated by the county signed menu* bearing the names of 'Botnholder what had occurred In the me#' houses, would'have received prnc- i would, in the estimation o f the city :icss roprehensible to call a man a the ding of requests fdr ^ rtn lU Even Anthony Hope winced” nil nternbera of the party w ill be I d the city tically all the incoming mail, and governing powers, be an ideal lo­ liar than ignorant,” Senator Blesse, ®n‘1. 1 Mr. Bigelow wrote. The Wells 1 given out nnd the following prowith ih,,U|lr!d lUu If the that no other trains bearing mail cation for the . proposed hospital. Democrat of South Carolina re- ** hcrotoforo with tho local rail* of the gram observed, Edward Higgins came in after U o’clock. They ;mint out that it would be presiding: h,p" " ' d ,»>W sufIt was explained that most of America, W t tho mails linvo shifted to thv'tiay icmovcd fronwlhe noise and grind PMmpnspd o f the city stfcflr. and thatthr T fs n the Invocation—Rev. Mortimer M. liains and that second class mat? # . In 8 p s 4 i2 6 .A # groundn could be beautified and “ X f i r a T f i n a i vole is taken'Sen-1have not clearly un^eraEEPTG flat London,” he wrote. "H e 11lover. Work to be resumed at one* \ ter only wus being handle nt night kept in the best possible shape for »tor N o rrif Rt nubllcao of Nebraa- manner of procedure In applying sought an Introduction to me and Croup Singing md Musical N'unr* by the one clerk now on duty. dvr the old contract subjaqt to c hfor Foruse by the patients , not confined forthwith started at nie with Illr mluh ,L hpy n y J* ttu- -nli- Inrs- b om ut take Trio. Mr. Hall stated that the de­ to their beds, und by visitors to to amend the bill to increase the receivers should ask tho local mannered Inquiry about ray ealee tain modlflcationa nnd remain"T Address of Welcome— Hon. For­ partment-hnd a*ked the local of­ u.1* Higgins, surtax rates on incomes over 8100,-, "gent for No. A R A 1 . ta- income end such like Impertinences. effect until Aug. 21, 1230. Oi th- institution. l"f the civic rest take, Mayor. 000 nnd nply » maximum of 25 per ce»ver» Rrjwrt._ and fill out the* I did ray best to convey to him that a year each party may, after Ji fice to conform to its ruling im­ In the event tlw f the voters of P-*tcd, and „ Response— Governor Ralph O. mediately. Other offices, most of (Continued op. Page Three) nrowster. •Sanford approve the bond iasu# at * ,,d ' S H E S q f f l u S i d.rii“ M ~ h o he had as much right to pester wane Three) them larger than the Sanford of- the election on March 111, rlty o ffi­ « - " » " > » " > “ ‘ chairman of tha committee under about these things as to oak w hen Introduction o f Visitors. Each ficc9 now close tho lobby nt “ cials bellsve tlmt plans f»r the 'me introducing themselves, ' whoa# direction that particular 1 bought my trousers or whether I o’clock, ho said. hnd an overdraft at the bank, A ft­ erection of the structure will be Briand Calls For f.ive minute talks by:' |commodity is being handled. imm;diat*ly prepared • and that u P. Forster, president First P n n fir fo n r p The report will ip turn be hand- er a time. I succeeded In stunning FOUND GUILTY OF FRAUD L O n i l Q t n i l v u w ; t(i0 vjrt^hairman for San­ or killing these questions and then the new hospital will be completed National Hank, Monford. Florida. by early autumn. ford, of the Adviaory Board, and he proceeded to discuss tha view Henry F. Merrill, president State ,fA change in the topic meant CHICAGO, Feb. 12.—W - F ™ 1; PARIS. Peb. Premier to L, M. Autrey, chairman for the I*ivr. Portland, Maine. N* Change In Discourse erick Gruncbcrg, Sr., formerly Ilriand called on the Chamber of terminal district. The reports wM George A. DeCottcs, city attorH uge Bank M erger president of tht defunt Consolidat­ Deputies to vote confidence in hi* be checked a n9)N Sanfold, Florida. ed Theatre and Realty Corporation, In N ew Yotk City government, thie afternoon. De­ ed wilta^tal itij •‘Blrndiiij. s I . ! ■,m ,W;.R!ckcC Pobind Springs, his son, Frederick. Jr., and three manding rejection of tbs Inherit­ !?J bee,, [P«»ident Maine Publicity Bureau. ance taxes proposed by the left ***°‘ L i *’ ,J *OUj,hoider, City Comnds- other defendants were found guil­ NEW YORK, Pels 12.— — ty todoy by n jury in federal f,01^ cartel the premier announced tha io pour- ISioner, Hanford, Florida. ■^Trte . . of using the malls to One. of the larguat bank mergers the vote would involve the jiur* o f.a charge < l , CT. Cummings, secretary in American history, that of the tion 'of confidence in tip mini to ,ltk.1 "J mtpeta Maine State Chamber of Commerce. defraud. Two were acquitted. °r ^e bulkWnounee. voivinr resource* ot ovar 8L0™.- Cloudburst Causes 000,000 is announced. Approvtl ox the stockholders, who meet Mar. Considerable Dami 18, will complete the merger. T £ «& SANTA BARBARA, CaL. 12.—DP)— A cloudburst In L 'S 'S w . u I Santa Lenta Mountains east M. B. Well borne, governor o f the was amaicd at the'progrc.s made Montaclta last night brought Atlanta District of the Federal Re- In this rlty since his U*t xvit to nuncini institutions e f the c|ty.*,m ',m c Hank, wo* in Sanford yeqter- this section of the state and was m 8 fc JA £ £ S 9 - " ay a* the Ifucst o f Frank P. For- unstinted in his commendstion* of age to property. East veMey road Search For thU district while c o m menu ng on ?> for comla covered with rocks, t m * ■n‘ i,r®xident 0f the Firat Nathe development of the natural r *«ter Woman Today debris end It wae reported that f t ** Avenue, H lf^ l Bonk, and while, here was it sraald-fequire 10 days ta dear sourcea of agriculture, manufac­ ntT n on * tr*P through the city Ip the means TALLAHASaSE. FI# . ^ 12ture nnd tran»portaUon which have unication Between Fa"1* rently been so notkenblc. notkenolc. recently d nd the wealthy suburb ,n the bulk. Mr. tVasllhnrne Wellborne Mid aaW ta. Ten Inches ef r,ln that he returns to Atl At1* " 1* * di many fell In half an hour So far * » h*V* b*rn pi ■, * system in the state of fled that the affair, g * * ™ , no Uvea were lost. ara in a Mrnakint U at the game time L*W Lk eMuuoon «od iJlt’ti. L*"j3Sto“j S r . r „ ^ n v ^ “ ' * f,00t. i d i u S * ? . ! Brv» y . o f “ Uttwugh- s? n S li.’S’ ta fS S ’ J^ “ ■ p“ ta' i sound manner. said, ,v m 'J low iman tim A NEW A.CI. RULING WILL SPEED UP AUTO DELIVERIES POSTOFFICE WILL1HOSPITAL MAY BE!CLOSE DOORS AT AN EARLIER HOUR 1/Uim 1SJJ 1 LI I UK mi K iSSA i ted On [Eastern \*Shore Vote SXS Atlanta B a n k er Amazed A t Sanford’s Many-Sided Growth W ithin L ast Y ear w w vs s s iM fS ig k * . Musing Begins CLU^ ' ^ I have been < ',nL manege to a in •their many Jsnseo, staut are to he comgh* had M*01 , «ffo rt» ta «u y Chsttanhow1** 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 11, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/530eae7e02aa2d995dcebc9a71bb1549.pdf eb3eff19fb63dddde1c39d281cf3f1ef PDF Text Text m HKEALP, THURSDAY. m tUARY I t , 1926 ever, he did lfot make such a high mark. He was placed a t the top of the second claaa, immediately above hi* friend, Austen Cham­ berlain. D. Nlchol Smith,, reader of English Literature at Oxford; con! “young men” as had sometimes tributes these sidelights- on Sir been stated. William E. Henley, a noted British author and critic, had. a fatherly relation with many young writers who later became nsband As P a rt O f NEW YORK, Feb. 11, (W » “At most Sir Walter got from Henley was the stimulus that comes from friendship and. from occasional opposition In opinion,” says the book, which MacMillan publishes today. Sir Walter Raleigh was invited to Oxford University as the first holder of its Professorship of Bngilsh Literature. As a student Senator Tlobort M. LnFolleltc, & -of Wisconsin — sometimes »own affectionately as “Youmr op” la i already proving to ).is rilfeaguee that he ia n chip off the old block." ' “Young .Bob” , Is o:ie of tho youngefct, members of the Senate, and ordinarly \ a yotrtjg sennlor carting his first trrm Is . expect­ ed to ba seen and not heprd. Hut tb# youthful senator froflT - - <r ; .> ^ f A S T A T E N EW S B R IE F S BY ASSOCIATED P R E SS • rw ard sc slon of tho state, was sent upon its way with finances hero when the county commissioners of Alachua and Gilchrist divided tho treasury funds, held by the former. Three funds, however, tho farm colony, fair and advertising, were not split, gnd will not be until the result of a friendly suit, brought by Gilchrist to force a division, is mndo known; •> - ................. MIAMI, Feb.. U __ World War veterans in hospitals throughout tho United States arc to receivo little gifts from tender fingors to cheer them up on Valentine Day. Responding to a request by Miss Elisabeth Putnam, art supervisor for public schools in Dade county, PA LATH A. Feb. 11 .-L o c a l po­ lice are still searching for tho thief, or thieves; who entered a <al automobile garage, knocked ts combination Iknob from the ofica safe, pried rawor and esca; uh. [ y ' - M W EST g l •a in ln e watl anil rill Ride B u lk h e a d L )l,trirt ■Ion o f th e Eftnt Side ~ t r l c t c o n ia ln tn r p ro x im a te queN tlon,. following «p. 11.SS0 -lln . f t . concrete H sheet pH, r e ta in in g w all, with anchor, um coping/ 1,000,000 cu. rda. Kill. I'ro p o sa lx n re to he ft sealed envelope endorsed That the property holder may have some idea as to the piesent standard ot values in this first section. This advance represents our estimation of the property’s PENSACOLA, F\>b, .11.— High school debating teams of the West Florida Debating Society are en­ gaged npw in an elimination con­ test to, ape who will represent this Boctlod of tha state in.the toumameht to bo held a t Gaineavlllo, March 4 and 6. Pensacola High wus victorious over CblpUy .and Gunsalas In « debate, with Pensa­ cola having the affirmative In tho anbjeat,* "Resolved, that the Unit­ ed S ta tes v u Justified in Passing t)ie Japanese Exclusion, etc.” U N D ERSTA N D C L E A R L Y inat tins is not a fixed price advance at which you must if i ‘VOlfwW course'ifixyourbwnprice if unsatisfied with the present suggesteda9v$nce. P - G A IN ESV ILLE, Fob. 11.— G11-. yhrist bounty, newly-created dlvl- hito W ore Crutches i uniform resale price on all properties ir ystal Lakes Club Division), we are, on Feb rbitrarily advancing the price in this sec DOING THIS >■ to bo distributed to the sol P E LAND, Feb. 11,— March 11 has been sat as the date for hold­ ing an election to determine whether or not a . proposed I0OO,000 bond issue for school purposes ■hall bo adopted. £•**!»« Sanford, on the voters —Jam es Louis, negro, was wenry “Thanks. Have you some m oro!’,’ and sought out *n automobile to This was the substance of a mes­ sleep In. The moichme proved to sage'from tho White House, sent be that of officer J . T. Glover. Louis deceived n rude nwakening and wan fined 910 and costs In knowladglng a gift of a -box of city court. s n ( th e ir orripo I BIS ISorldft. lit a t o r before S;3o n , to r OW e o n -trn rtiiu TA LLA H A SSEE, Fla., Feb. 11, (fP)—The state prison bureau has ju st compelled Us monthly mail-. Ing of discharges to stata prisondlaA era. The discharge*-Will discharge* will be dl*^ "tributod ■■ (he terms expire In March. Approximately twentyfive discharges ,weiw sent outTALLAHASSEE, f la . Ftp. 11, (■/!*>—Official announcement has been received at headquarters for the Stone Mountain Memorial Campaign of the winners in the appreciation contest held a t Pensaeola. The; Davis and J TALLAHASSEE, » (/»') —Mrs. Ora Powe one of tho two super tension work in agri hotpa economics in th em states, was a vt Department of Public Instruction. Mrs. Powell attended’ th* refent regional confer****, bald In Atlan­ ta,, and added;Flarldatn-iia*‘Itin­ erary, in order to look over work of that kind in tha atata. thl.'f beeiVsuggested only'for the reason areahout tn Wa;£ for a resale campaign which we aic about to put in force—a campaign full of uninup ffhdn^wJhif hf-Vi11, we.believG.^e entirely successful in gi\ ing speculative purchasers a satisfactory rirnfiL W E SO LICIT Y O U R LISTINGS H IG G IN S -S M IT H -W IG H T , IncSALES AGENTS Naxt to Foot Office Telephone 588 s, million* have rubpenetrating St. J a ­ cob* Oil righ t an the tender spot- and by the tim e.th ey *ay uosoltni, when this photolively Donlto ufter he rean .Italian Red Cross war umbago, bac! ‘ Flrat St- »nd Pal*eU< �g$P Press-Full Leased Wire SANFORD, FLOR1 Sixteen Pages Today F r i d a y , F e b r u a r y 12, 1926, J± .• n 1 *. mi ‘WIZ’ IN NEW ROLE ifr — CUT CURB • ■ ■■ . Score Of Amendments Before y', PP®f House Today While * Plans Go Forward TtrUndo .Tax Culling Already Voted f v f t t w ^ , )rr • „ ■ ■■ i n Smoot May Seek 2nd Vote Upon Auto T ax TOMORROW Workers involved. 16#,000. •• Collieries affected, 272; serving 822 mines. Companies involved,' 185; of which nine control 138 of the Isrcgst collieries. V '• Area affected, 10 counties In Northeastern Pennsylvania, cov­ ering 600 square miles, practically the only commerela) anthracite in the U. 8. Loss. In wages per day, $1,160,000. I<osa In daily production, 200,000 tons. . Cause o f suspension,1 ex|tplratjen of two year cdntroct, August 31, -R 1925, and failure to rear .-. _______ _— —__ -jnheW agreement. in tonnage Demands of union minors, ten per cent Increase Inere rates, $1 a day additional for day men; cheek off) equalisation of day rates; two year contract and other fcatureu. Kopiy of operators, would not consider demand* that Inoroasj cost nf mining, and suggested difference be arbitrated.Negotiations—Began at Atlantic City July 9 and brok by union August $} resumed at Nfw York Dee, . 29. Brok Jan.' 12, resumed Jan. Cl), and broken off Feb. 26 is Peace Settlement Still To Get Okey O f Jo in t Parley Of Miners And Owners tork tT o Reduction In Alcohol Taxes i ’q r iy ' ric a j| I^ > _ Okeyed By Renats; 11-Hoar U re w ste r W ill B e T a k e n Session Is Held Lasf’JYiKht On E x ie n n iv e T o u r O r C i t y ; D in n e r‘ /At F o r r e s t WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.—G P I.— >■—. — tl ' V VMM Sacking to apply the brake* on tax pinul plans f for the., cntortalnjpctimi as-ujutuOlmd a *con> » > f merit of MO members of the r*-f: utentlmriits came up for toqajderu"Mifiiie IrTTytUthlarfiJ? •PUgj^gtagc” I’lllI.ADKM-IHA, Feb. -ion t&dny, muimgcnt of the reve­ who will arrlvo liero tomorrow nue hill still were insistent (hat —M/P)—^TKe anthraciUf . .ift-rnoon. md the definite Itiner­ the Senate undo some of the tax. ptrlko was virtually acttlotl ary over which they, will be taken idaohing already voted, hero totwy when announce­ wun announced thin morning by Chttlrmiui Smoot of the finance ment waa mstlc nt t o’clock J . 0 . Hall, chairman of Chamber committee, announced he would of Gommereo pommittees ebtruatth at the proposition of tho o ^ ” usk for reconsideration on the de­ r.I twlth the tusk of impressing’ the cision to repeal the tax on admis­ erjitors to return to wojrk im­ °H .G . Wells, Noted Novelist Of distinguished group of visitors sions and dues and indicated' he mediately on a 5-year agrets headed bv Governor Ralph Brew­ Great Britain Named In might «1|0 aik for another vote ment had been formally ap­ ster, with the many agricultural, on the automobile passenger car $50,000 Suit As Result Of commercial and fnduitrial .a ttra c­ tax which the Senate had stricken proved by. the miners. His Story Of London Party tions' of Sanford and Seminole out. v. ' • * The joint conference of miners ' the county. A warning front Secretary Mel­ and operators stlU has to formBigelow’s Qliestiening ® today Approximately 30 cars will as- Here's evidence that Qhurles Ponxi is a wizard •* ''mling spaghetti lon that the $100,000,000 additional teinlue nt the Chamber o f Com­ as well as «t high finance. Ponr.i. and his wile ihisrt) havo just, reduction nrvomplhhed by these C a l l e d Impertinent merce offices promptly , a t 2 been indicted in Florida, hut Ponr.i still wears his ‘i should worry” tv»g decisions wen* too large, reach­ ed the Senate late yesterday, us it o'clock, parking space havjfig been . . ., smile. • ■• i wa i proceeding on Hh tax slash- I'crmilH For Cara Consigned ra bt reserved. Prom th e -•commerce coursc und let I t o tha determination Ibody offices the motorcade will glon Meant N« Change In I Immediately Tmm.viin.iv a. tfte w r,th e To Florida Points Will Be ,ut-1proceed to the Weldva bridge, QualltyOfSpccch^Jft>HWelln * * ■ Um ended their session. Issued Under Same System en-1where the party will be received committee went Into -1 j Gpvc.ning Other Freight ► * V 1 »■. *r. 1 s t i liiruf from Lnke county .officials, NEW YORK, Feb. IB— UP)— with the* operatorr negott city” ' lieturiing by way of Pnola and committee to draw jip the^, t h J l l As nance C ninittee amendments yes“ Effective-at once, tho Atlantic I’oultncy Bigelow, American lec­ JUJUVK/Aal A/ V# AA* I J A U L l L l f . ng n tht- country club road to Sa * Iterduy, Inn Senate upprovetl with- Coast Uno will issue permits for turer and author, baa announced agreement. : Ave- through .Goldsboro and Thlrtecntl Final wgreement f o r ----out a recurd vote the rcducUona single carloads of automobiles des­ that b» Is starting a $60,000 slant bauin Street, the ^inrty will |ro to (}clp r." iiircd by the House in the al- tined \0 Florida points on the same deF suit In London against II. G. strike wae remchid at 1:47 e / ....... draw- cry Avenue, east on Celery Ave­ of 48 to- 1 * percentage basis aii applying to IW aliL .|ho English novelist, becoho tax Jgnd /an.. by u voto } ____^ ___ r j,. •, ■ . l y . ' , •.» . vtni. Mr. nue to Uenrtjall Avenue, south on co n tin u e d -eafreet ffe ct tho provisions i.other commodities under- the Ad 1 use he rostthtg being classlGed as cpntinudd-Jn bore., , ^ , time Iirardall Avenue to Eldsworth ! New Ruling Kcquiras I.oVby jr.H—_ ’’At a jpeeting of the a ----------- -- allowing deductions on acount of ------_ in i W h .r tnrm fnir dec Ph; A -iu A - r>n-' FJd» wocth - A reT h t trouble Atnrfad at a "mad conference A tentative discovery of depletions for oil walls (fixer Stood M ay1 Entfnncf! To: CioreM i 9; i r , i c i 1 id Aventtn to Celery J. This agr. mines. ! day by A. 1). Clarkson, vice chair teao-party'^given some time ago by was adopted. Ko:* New S triic tu re o A fte r und t expected! Awmue. u a j. on Celfry. Avenue to New Syatem Will Go Into ___ at her London _____ i be submitted j E a r n i149 i the The continuous 11 hoar sasslon man for the Sanford District of Countess Russel tl trl-djstrki > ^ -------’ ----1— |”vention -■* . .ii.bi.w .♦ — . . -■ Bigelow Horn; Elerllon In March fairly well cleaned up work oh the the Florida Division, South East­ apartment Mr. for i|wiugu. Sanford.AVenue, south on Sanford jrjtubllsb-1 —— -------- — .— --irdval, * PPP- :—- aflar.whic —rr-- - t r Effect Within Two Weeks* a version qf the party In a Lon-'a contract will be formally executsalve rx- Avenue, to Franklin Street, west .odds and ends of the bill although ern Advisory Hoard, of the Ameri­ ed ■ ___ a " lul i t . n f . n . a k.i k.iL *“ “ ilhutrsted on Franklin Street to Magnolia don paper t o'which” Mr.” Wells re ed by both parties. The- proposed expenditure ° ‘ ,monjr minor amendments remain can Railway Association. An order of tfie postal author­ j the wall, Avenue, north on Mngnolin Ave- ities which makes it compulsory $100,000 for a new city hospital, to be considered. Mr. Clarkson stated that all P TheVt e U,,y ,n r letter” Although the strain of thy lyng automobile dealers of the district ffta rosttrr mu* to T-nth Street, cast on Tenth for first clat.3 postoffiees to close to be locates! on grounds .donated l he Bibelow version of tho nsriv P H I U »that ! > » » Wells n u n i siex# r e a v e Ilk. n rev- «n . W ||i^s | | W I I I M I V b u l M i a p re ss , ........ . looked pro. Inf.. commerce Street to Palmetto, north on P al­ at !)'o’clock is to bo put into ef­ by the county near the site of the hours of work became apparent”as were to be notified of the order said Tha » l » * ■ r i r«i>Hlor» snapped nt each other in and that those who dcsiro Atlantic P*roti* stortt broker or bond galeses to in- metto to First Street, west on First fect r.t the Sftnford postoffice with­ old poor farm on Mcllonville A ye-',....... work within 10 days and it Is e*. ...... -~ -rr__ __ >of $100,-1 Street to Oak Avenue, South .on in a very Bhort time, according to nue,*1;i said •to be meeting with dobntr. managers planned another Coast Lino transportation on auto­ man, and chatted pleasantly of the peeled the peak o f production MU ito ro in*-1 Oai Avenue to High Street, past an announcement nu*de toduy by popular approval among the citl- i Hi-ssion tonight if necessary to ob- mobiles should file their require­ fabulous prices forced on hint by be reached by the end of the sen* who nave made n study of (nin u final vote, mfori <m|«n High Street to Park Avenue, J^> P. Hall, po#tuiast?r. ment request with their district the paradoxical publishers of han- month. The tlx members of ibe miners’ present hospital needs in Sanford. I Denied Floor For Third Time j n«»rtl« on Park Avcmle to lioulerhulpnan covering the balance of dred/of periodicals In every corner In explaining tho order, Mr. Hull of the world. Verily, it was a fairy sub-committee separated from the While definite plans are not yell Senntor (ouieps, Kepublirun of this month. mon of tin-1 vanlon Boulevard to “Sanford ---_ I_„ 'other scale commlttoo members and ’’ 1 that Michigan, w oh denied floor for I tht mr.ir- Avenue, south on .Sanford Avenue etated that he would probably al­ in the making, it is ‘believed • ----• ---. - • the Iteiiuln ments for .the month of tale gone mad. dked fifty feet to the room where Then Anthony Hope, also at the ibudcit in i'" Union Avenue, .oast on Union low the lobby of the local office to should the bond issue be approved the set-end time in three days yes March should be filed not later s alg ah BOtmaclte .... ■■.-»woperators —^ >..——a* .—.. “ , March K' ' Avenue to Mclloftxjllc Avenue, remain open until 11 o’clock for and the money provided, a hos­ terdny, when he engaged in a per­ than Feb. 15, .with K. H. McCrack­ lias Regrets About Las The situation Situation appeared uppe S’ . ’ I thi* h r ', " " ,lh ,,n Mcllonville Avenirc to the gonvehienct of patrons who pital of the must (Axiom typo sonal exchange with Senntor Pine. en, chairman of the Miscellaneous party, looked out of a Wir ■ was a dramatic touch liainj, Ull. First Street, west on F irst Street wished to remove their mall uftir would be built within A very short Republican of Oklahoma. The lat­ Committee, he stated. Bigelow averred, an^U . theater hours. He said that, al­ ter insistently denied statements of It as member ____ ..j of group regret that so gloriou According to officials of [the permitting I *° ,,otel F orrtoi U ko. Bankers, AaaoSenator Couxen* relative to oil de­ though- the order called for clos­ time. koeds equal j Dinner wUl be sifrved nt tho ing promptly at 1> o’clock had been The btd capacity of tho Fer- pletion ullowunrc* and when the railroad and members of the Ad­ •cape and such grscefu ig many milc* comnui- Hotel Forrest lxrk‘e nt 7 o’clock, issued some time ago, he hud en­ nald-Lnughton hospital, while said Michigan senator Neely, Democrat visory Board, the order will re- characterized the sto r . v , . . . . . crawdrel on t Wortucd i»y |at which time short talks setting deavored to continue the present to be iiifficient _nt the present of West Virginia/ made a point „ f ' suit In Sanford dealers getting at should h« marred by a __ _ scene to watch the passing of iron railway structure.” I It-gisla- forth the attractions of Florida policy of staying open all night time, cannot lx* increased to a ca­ order thut he was violating Senate delivery on their great Industrial «trug(k. "OnI” exclaimed Wells in the I this re- <*ad Maine -will be followed by ixpjulrement*. pacity capable, of curing for the rules. The other scale committee mem­ uh long ns possible. ["sky the dancing until 10 o’clock, when tho & n ln r U n a w an,m o™ ., —iUHway - j officials — Dlf.tow v.rnlon, "bow . . n , oil « l. bers proceeded to the lobby flo Senator Couzens was m unanimous-1 He also said that by allowing the MUicnt* of a city whose population Ifrw hia visitors will b* taken in cars to office en ; frelg ter such wordst- To me a railway o f the hotel and not g word' w then as fast as Is the pop- |y voted thee right to continue th om ce to remaia open until - ............ II,- ,,»s growing __ * _ • e/t t-1 . i,..i when wh#n Who remarked that the aloI the IKK),- the depot to leav* for Tallahassee. most of tho local patrons, par- } elation of* "Sanford, but he t h o»*tend '* l* nd that_ »■— the fUlng .......- p -- f th aa , e|0menU of eubUety. MIt is sloWW. ______ _____________ officials say spoken by operators or miners aa . i t At the dinnoi, attractively do- tieularly Senate doea uu, not _elimjnate (ptent. It meana progress lenste apparently considered it ment_ ment, requests uo«« tho larger business- The — site . . donated . . «... u.. County „..... „ - t „ - - i *♦ i what had occurred in the meatlt by .the Anthony Dupe le»* reprehensible to call a man u the filing of requests fdr permits “Even __ , | •BwuhoUi.r menu* hearing the names of houses, would' have received prac- would, in the estimation of the city Tha *w S L The bankers looked ort wide I d the f it v 1 members of the party will be tlcully all the incoming mail, and governing powers, be an ideal lo­ liar than ignorant,” Senator Bleaae, and thut the latter should be filed Mr. Bigelow wrote, differs ■ the menner In whlej» the I ned dlf/«rw paper m#n - q| their Informatl ■z tht. ‘ B,Vcn 01,1 nn<* following pro- that no other trains bearing mail cation for the. proposed hospital. Democrat of South Carolina r e - :* * heretofore with tho local rail- version of what hapuenvd atloo ‘ I gram observed, Edward” Higgins materially. minded him that “there is another -way agents. to whet had occurred. •u of the They point out that it would be place rutno in after l> o'clock. | presiding: —iconic time .ago I m e t a. Mr. than here to settle personal * Members of the Advisory Board Briefly, |he terms ^ re o* kU»d suiIt was explutmxl th at. most of it*moved from*lh* uoIm* und grind a r g u m e n t * . — - - |«ay that most ^ freig h t n r r * r m lW fflfy Blgcleeamt Lady Rugsel'a lowei America. r**«— the mails have shifted to thr-dny of the city stA-etr'uml that- thel^argunicntF **-nposed Before na final final vote is taken, Hen-1 have not clearly understood the flat In I^ndon,” he wrote, "He Invocation—Kev. Mortimer M. Gains und that second class mat? groundti could be beautified andi Hefore Work to be resumed at once •n the ator Norpir., of Nehrua- manner of procedure In applying sought an introduction to ms and dvr tha old contract subject to i Glover. -• • Republican ter only was being handle at night kepi in the best possible shn|>c fo r’ ku. has riven notice he will move fur permit*. They nnnouncu that forthwith started at me with IllGroup Singing -md Musical Nunt- l>V tho one clerk now en duty. use by the patients not confined to amend the bill to increase the ’ receivers should ask tho local mannered Inquiry about tnr sale* tain modifications and renu* l l j d r ForMe. Hall stated that the de­ to their beds, and by visitors to surtax rates on incomes over $100,- .agent for Form No. AKA 1 “Ke- income and such like impertinaocea. effect until Aug. 21, 1930. •is lar-nb- Ur.- Kcrruit l^iko Trio. a year each party may. after J Address of Welcome-—Hon. For­ portment had asked the local of­ thz institution. MHiggins, 000 and aply a maximum of 25 per cetvers Report.”- and fill out theso I did my beat to convey to him that (Continued op Tage Three) fice to conform to its ruling im­ *« the civic rest laikc, Mayor. In the event tluir tho voters of cent on incomes of $1,000,000 and |papers In triplicate, for each com­ he had as much right to pester.me Response— Governor Ralph O. mediately. Other offices, most of Sanford upprove the bond issue nt over. ^!*tcd. and • modity required, and deliver to tho about theso things as to ask where Brewiter. them larger than the Sanford of­ the election on Marrh 19, city offi­ Tkrve) -;-------------------- ------ — ‘ chairman of the committee under I bought my trousers or whether 1 Intiixluction of Visitors. Euch fice, now close the lobby nt 9 cials Iwlievc that plans for the K r l a n r i U h II r F ’n r ! whoae direction that particular had an overdraft at tha bank, A ft­ j one introducing themselves. a ilH ro r ^—-—— acommodity is being ... v" handled. ......a a a er a time. I succeeded In stunning o'clock, ho said. erection of the structure will be u r i u n pM L— J ------ » -111 In turn K . h Five minute talks by:' 4 11V iv pvi **•«. t|, ___ immediately prepared • and that Confidence V ote’ «•>« •"! < i> • “™ K 'S f or killing theaa questions'and then .' . . p. Forster, rm nirr, president |ire»iocni First ri ed to the vice-chairman lo t San- he proceeded to discuss tha view. the new hospital will be completed FOUND GUILTY OF FRAUD Nntional Hank, Hanford, Florida. ford, of the Advisory Board, and by early autumn. UK change in the topic meant no Henry F . Merrill, president S t L M. Autrey, chairman for the PARIS, Peb. 1 1 —UP)—Premier to L. CHICAGO, Feb. 12.—(A*)—Fred­ N* Change la Dlkcoaree I'icr, Portland, Maine. mine! district. The reports i wM Brland called on the Chamber of terminal erick Gruncbrrg, Sr., formerly change in the quality of his ‘tT A l George A. DcCottea, city attor­ president o f tht defunt Consolidat­ Huge Bank Deputies to vote confidence In hla The Charing Croat B?.___ ney, Sanford, Florida. government, this afternoon. De­ ed Theatre and Realty Corporation, materialistic, rectanguvxtemling Hiram \V.. Ricker. Ric ker. Pol Poland Spring*, manding rejection of the inherit­ trsnertltted to tha Iranspwrtat people like Bigelow anyhas been president Maine Publicity Bureau. his son, Frederick. Jr., and three Kjfhpsnle# as a basis for tho Is ance taxes proposed by tha left (Continued NEW YORK, *l«h. 12.—UP)— cartel the premier announced tha i the talcs E. F. Housholder, City Commis­ othur defendants were found guil­ suance of permits. ty today by n jury in federal court One. of the laigast bonk mergers tho vote would involve the quad *rete pour- sioner, Sanford, Florida. be pul to A. I* T. Cummings, secretary o f. a charge of using the mails to in Americao history, that of the tlon ‘of confidence in tip mini l a ,I _ — . . — Chase N ptionaJBank and tho * lost spo',j Maine State Chamber of Commerce. drfnatld. Two were acquitted. * Mechanics. a’fTd Iletali Bank, in­ t the bulkr^cuvrvuH 1 l*n announcevolving resources of over fl jOOO,- Cloudburst Causes! r and an on eity 000,000 |x announced. Approval of Considerable I oltinsl*. ‘ " j Daml . « side »L of the the stockholders, who meet Mar. —— :— - ............................................ ... . la W V ? ; i u compete the * Following a speech by Judge vox s bitch. M a n y -S id e d „ In the, SANTA, BARBARA, C*L. ,mes G. Sharon, stressing the James In that sec! \ h e A m o l g * ? * ^ Nation*! ll>.—(/p>—A cloudburst m pltal • of 12.finished by ilty fo r the p ably SanU Lent* Mountains east by the ___ * issue r . U. tl npUud, the M. B. WcUborne, governor of the |was was anuucu amax —....hU to jaw Montecito last night brought for rom the ex- Atlanu District of the Federal Re- in this rity since his last visit to record ♦A C* ' the city to this section of the state and was ■--------- U <ua !"•■■ ——- . (pleasure s total ot »erve Hank, was in Sanford yester­ age to property East vaRey valley road]as actively spdnsoi road -***-i— — .i Hcs. ■ In outlining day u» the guest of Frank P. For- unstinted in his commendations at contemplated b for com- rcMcr. president of the First No- this district while commenting on two Issue peases, J . the water tiloiukl Bank, and while, hero w»* the development of the natural re­ Park Avenue, sources of agriculture, manufac­ eajr, which »* Bia meana the noundi tak*-!! on a trip through .the city ture and transportation which have inlcatlon bttwren mt*A$rn U the mevr and around the celery diiatrlcts on nd the wealthy »“bu£ been so notkenblc. \in the bulk* the outskirts of Sanford. . recently Mr. Weliborae said yesterday here by Rufua PannJagton, local _________ Jto. T*o Inches ef rain this city Is Mr. Wellborr.e io on e tour o* that he returns to AHanta ♦'satis­ buiinesa man, for aid In locating that many the member banks o t the Federal fied that the affairs of thfa dis­ Miss Bessie Donehoo. 38, who dis­ fall In half an hour. So f*r *» leading coss Uvea were lost. In com J " trict are jn a highly satisfactory appeared from the W e of have been Reserve system in the of local nt ot Honda and is ut the game B n * condition and that the bankers of mother, Mrs. B. D. Whit*.' it’B ENMMNBO |the lake ------- icial conby the the state, as a whole, are handling Hlountstosfa, on FebJ V ' 'art through- the finances pf the state in a con­ Miss Donehoo, Mr. r, said, ws* demented, servative gad sound manner. Be is a b in l.. 0f u , . ------- 1 J J * U » banker >bankers are evidently have been caused by aei keep on a cafe and manage to a t an basis in their many Jansen, shout and are to be corn- She had spent efforts to su y Chattanhoocbee of good Drawing g lowEnter* rainst En Urn A NEW A.C1. RULING WILL SPEED UP AUTO DELIVERIES m POSTOFFICE WILL HOSPITAL MAY FRFfTFn (IN <JI1T« ,n n. AN EARLIER HOUR DONATED TO CITY ^M^S^SSXt^SSi w p j I One Dead, Seriously Wo During Gun ted On Astern i Shore Merger In New Yvfk City LAtlanta BankerGr^hWithmLa8tYYear i&sn ■H a s s a js s H te f lf u Issue Proposed By City Commission �£ £ s £l id To Lecture H ere j H istorical Co: To Judge* E s s a y Contest A t C olleges Sons o f tWe B lack P an th er WINTER PARK, F la. Feb. 12— (A1)—.Tames A. Robertson. L. H. D. secretary of the Florida State Historical Society, and recognized as one of the lending research h is-1* torinns of the country, will bo ono' of the lodges to pass on the fin a l; delivery of tho Irving Bachcller essays at Rollins College on Feb­ ruary 18, according to A. J . H an-' nn, chairman of tho committee InJ charge of arrangements. This yenr's subleot is “Andrew Jack-1 son’s Administration of Florida.” i Dr. Robertson’s main work, it was stated, has been in the libra­ ries and archives o f Spaln/For-I tugal, France, Italy, England and the Philippines. lie has the dis­ tinction of having ' gathered to­ gether tho v largest collection of Phillpinian exhibits in existence (about 20,000 pieces and a large collection of mnnuscripta). ; »/*: & Tho black panther pets tcmpcrnmrntal at an early age. These two kittens arc Firm and Gentle, recently born black panthers at tho Mil* wnukeo zoo. INGTON LETTED l i a la it difficult for you lolka, who are spending your ^ •Florida, to realize that it’s strawberry time In Plant City? Up North the thermometer is hovering around zero yet the fW of luscious, ripe*red berries were shipper over n month ago fmm« Citv. Every day our shipping platforms are loaded with more to the eagerly waiting northern markets. Plant City is the largest winter strawberry market in the ^ Before the strawberry season wanes the 4»rly vegetable* J . coming in. Plant City will be shipping carload after carload of delicious ton lettuce and celery, to the northern markets just about the t w farmer friend in Illinois is thinking of doing hia spring plowing! F o u r N egroes P u t To D eath In Chair Early'crops command top prices. Top prices and low overhead i rich fanners. Rich farmers make prosperous, growing cities. L IT T L E R O dk. Ark., Feb. 1 2 , (yp)— Ccphlna Johnson, Isham Jones, Jonh Cnnaday and Clinton Mason, negroes, were executed at Dr. James S. McGraw, a nation­ the stato prison horo today for the ally known evangelist from Pitts­ murder last summer of J . M burgh, who is to lectura SundayMoorov aged Quchita county mer­ evening nt the High School under chant. the auspices of the F irst Christian church of Sanford. • ,_______ Skinny Men Glad ^ ^ • These things aro logical and fundamental. Plant City is the martal center for one of tho world's richest early fruit and vegetable grovKIl sections. It serves q wide nnd populous territory. * t . • ■'M ™ , Investment opportunities exist on every side. Values arc high, uf. 1 and sound but prices are still moderate. A small farm of five or t a l acres, in or near our city, will yield a jhandsome yearly income to its owner. SULPH UR HEALS SION ERU PTIO N S __ . Doctors nnd good pharmacists $ B Y CHARLES 1». STEW A RT IT ’S true that B artlett believes know that Cod Liver Oil Is full of vltnmlncs that make flesh, croWASHINGTON, Feb/.12,—E x - his chief reached the pole. Mcntho - Sul­ Howover, ho doesn’t pretend to afe appetite, builds up the power f prcsslon, by two nuch eminent phur, a pleasant aathoriUea ns Captain Amundacn tell, of his own personal knowledge, to resist disease nnd puts good cream, will soothe and General A. W. Grcely, o f tho what happened nftcr Peary or- solid flesh on skinny men and nnd heal skin that dered hint Jo stny behind, an ho women. opinion that “Doc" Cook’s north is irritated or polar claims nre as good ns Adt„ didn’t “ ’“V \ wont r "Vi; a“ white man to share j But It's horrible 'luir,? ,e tasting U*,W1,“ , stuff broken put with mlral F cary ’d were h ai created him the honor of finshing tho nnd overy day fewer people are cczepm; that is >inking It, for doctors nre prcscrib_ a -t commotion among tho nd- ultlmnto lup. covered with ugly noarly ing nnd peoplo nro fast lenming B artlett admits this ral’a friends in Washington, rash q jv plnjplM. broke* his heart, but ho certainly that they can get better results whero he spent his later years. or is ro o fn -o rd ry .' VIcCov with McCoy's Cod Liver OH Com is having hia rovenve now, though They denounce Amundsen nnd Nohlng subdues pound .Tablets, which Union Phar­ consider it so. ~ -ccly vehemently but-that doesn'tfiery skin qrup- j macy and druggists all over tho j l i y whttlTlhey 7 iLjald,-.nnd tho tions so quickly, says a noted skin j country aro having a tremendous caryite* aro afraid, coming'from HfoUCITTin lie’s been derided by specialist. . ■ *| , _ m c n of thoir reputation, -that it tiio laity, Cook always has been demand for. The moment this sulphur prepOno woman gained 10 pounds in .. will bo Widely bcllovcd. popular among explorers. Peary 22 days and If any skinny man or ! nra.tfo" J.*“ppMc<L the ‘tchin* stop* . The upshot scorns likely to be omplmtlrnlly was not. pounds In "/"* n^tcr two or three applications, nn effort, by the udmirnl’s sm>The “doe," It’s to bo remem­ woman can’t put _on G po r - tho eczema is gono and" he skin 1* porters, to hnvc overy bit of the bered, wasn’t on his first oxpvdi- I!0 daya, your druggist fs nuthor- delightfully ejear nnd smooth. S 'iievidence threshed out afresh, tin- tion, hy any mnnnn when he proto r* f und J*10 J,r*c® phur is so precious ns a skin rem- . sure....nnd got McCoy s, tho ] , dcr tho auspices o f somo iuirh body fessed to have found tho pole. He’d i Bo............ ............ edy because it destroys the para- j Je 'ns tho National Orographic Socie­ accompanied several previously, original nnd genuine Cod Llvor sites that cause tho burning, itch- t ty, to settle tho last doubt con- All accounts ngreo that ho was nn Oil Compound Tablets—GO tablets ing or disfigurement. Mentho4coming tho accuracy of their' Ideal companion—helpful, kindly, —GO cenlR. Sulphur always heals eczema right hero’s story. 1 courageous and competent. Peary % Fomnndinn—Contract a watiled up. • • • wns accused of selfishness— as wit­ A Jar of Rowlcs Mentho-Sulphur for repairing jetties at entrance toONLY tho trouble Is, ns General ness his trelitment of Ilnrtlott. niny bo hod nt nny, good drug Grcely points out, that there.isn’t fin some of the brotherhood, liko Fi rnnndina hnrbor. store. 'much evidence. . Amundsen and Grcely, may be a L d a trinl of Mentho-Sulphur Peary had with him, on the last triflo prejudiced. Possibly, if they rcssed—that the “doc" lind n show whnt this means to you. Send leg of his journey, nobody, * to can’t believe tho "doc" accom­ highly' honorable record to his the coupon for it. Clip it now. quote tho gbnoral, hut “nn ignor­ plished nil ho says, they dhn't credit before tho Mount McKinley W: ant negro nnd a few Eskimos,” want to believe tho admiral did. und tyirth polar episodes, Tho lat­ ONE MILLION INSURANCE whoso testimony Is no better than ter. while refusing (b accept hls AT nny rate, tho captain and tho claim to attainment of the enrth’B thnt qf the “doc's" gumdropWASHINGTON, Fob. 12.—W V general, between them, hnve shown hub, assumes thnt ho was honostly Joscph 11.-Hines, former Ohio rep-, eaters. ThftV* where tho-admiral made Cook to tho public In a new light. mistaken. I resent alive who V-nrkcd up Jn tho It must give tho “doc" a queer Istool industry from the cinder pitta, i hls' grand -mistake. He ought’ to The former'luin focused atten­ on a fact hitherto littje feeling, after all ho’* been through. ’ carries $1,000,000 insurance. V9 hid CapUiln Bartlett along, tion i Plant City is today a complete and growing city. A corapreheMin program of public improvement Involving an expenditure of more than A ?2,000,000 is under way. { Permanent industries arc thriving and expanding here—there b plenty .of room for more, but don’t let the other fellow get the ‘‘jump* on you. Right now is the time to Investigate and invest in Plant City/ . Come and see for yourself, or .write~us for more complete information. ' We’ll gladly give your questions prompt attention. East Hillsborough C • • **•■ •„ CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Plant City, Florida V HERALD WANT ADS BRING R E S U L T S ^ "W a n te d 31EA D W ANT A D Big| Price Reduction on All Models .' New Prices F . O. B .. Sanford * . .*♦ $670.15 F0RD0R TUDOR *n2 m , ROADSTER . . • COUPE . ^ TOURING $466.55 v .................................... $487.35 Ballon Tires $26.00- E x tr a V. Prom pt Delivery o f all Models EDWARD HIGGINS, Inc. • ___'if-'-. ■: • i« .<7*- J*4 '-j-# •, *\ A' ••Sgg/ora FORD—FORDSON— LINCOLN IT” * I ir jjim ii ■V- - m m : lALKX iaT., a -- K lM R \ �m m T T tR g A N FO R D ITKRALT) Fnn>AT, MARKET Abraham Lincoln Is C alled ' Homeliest Handsome A .n d W■W U . h i J ... .. - * Sanford, FlorW*. clear, cold. G6od wire inquiry. . Demand good, exceeds supply, market slightly stronger. Carioad* f.o.b. usual terms, and cash track. I0>inch quality and condition generally j I’pptdar Lecturer Of Nation* ciiided*d 1 it licT^nt *i ° 8t' c°mniofi touch; n man whose $jrm* Council Expected To AW I good, fairly well blanchtd, mostly hi!ls tffre sHnf»r n limitless as his 1X75. few higher, sonie fair qual­ Orjmnlzntinn Of SdttforilT tire lor cabin - u u " 2 *i°’i T O * v!,u n : u man honiely/'-eotnmnnity f3.50. . Will Speak A t H igh 8 c h * tlc buildinr alnrn i l <^ ° 1 ulol b l* . P\af*i «u'e of the vast crowd; a man Total rarlot ahipmhnt {ruth Snn-{ 1 A %A litis one of ^ y e lg n d yet with whom, w* feel, we could rlt ford district this Munson (*>dnte, !the -torId U a tl' t ,n <*OMrn nnJ J°be lls comfortably with Dr. David G. Latahavr. of No 13C0. Total carlot shlpmahU from; York. Raid tu be ono o f'th e oul I tri WUshlnMnri ». '• ns ''ecould with the inan next doot.‘ Snnfunl district last season lof placid ik>o! of \i V* * . » • f t l n f * l ^ n,l thh*. perhtps, is* the great.landing mcretarics of the Natlom* .^nnte data, 801. Total cnrlot ship- n* ,lnK w ® f PSt )ni"«lot ef clL Lincoln Is the n! Council, \ miUVUt Youpg 1 v u t'n Men’s t m n n aChrlal»] »«i msw ■ , ment 9 from Sanford district two,' 1 cabin is not ’ It U ^ J l i . A*!0 . T * ? " e berw 'vb°m "<b who, nuver saw inn Association, is to b« In San* i-i years ago same date. 1,1.18. beautiful Milt .? n ^ , ? US.'.6tat,Ciy’ hi,n,‘ ca!» trul>well ns a.Iloi i, Monday. F lh . 15. for the putPassings with destinations (21 for centuries » h? i bih ? c-n,!ua; P 1***, Wo feel that he is one of *is, i-i.sn of eonferiiig with the lock! .V* .fACKSONVIM.K, Fla., Feb. 12. to honor thc-‘ m«m!in. f<’r nil h:s greatness-that his uwk. (/Fi-Condltions nntl quotations pro- hour* previous to 8 a. in. fodny). |"Y " directors or.d for a nomlwC T , T em,,r> of tee man:tyard, of t h<nt talks nt the schools and ! nWnF* itender " 'i " ' ‘ .. ; i" 1 Vttlnnir on the Jacksonville market q V T 7j H>rn.V’ lh‘ ‘•‘in,id John the bootblack apd Tony che! totlny ns reported by tho Florida »hurche'a of tho city, according to ‘ 4 I I* ,1’ ; ^ . , ' * Alifahum'a street cleaner un announcement made today \if * Lincoln e birthplace; .he buildingjUttle “ - V~ v n,a 'val?wy « *or .State Marketing Hurcau: UnColn, who used ,o ; Supplies of all miscellaneous L t*. Be bout', secretary of the at t . " hinjiton i. the Unwfit Men* \bodnci cn the great man s I vcgetahles very light; demand Sanford “S’'*. Total I):. lgibhnw tvas securer! fbr .a ls lla IV. m3$umcnSfUl ^ a!‘ n r S 'iFStiP * 2 'T i iro^ f movement vcr>* light; market two weeks' tour of Florida cities y ho! strong for good stock. hv W. *H. Ca*. general secretary Jlcsn.V green, hampers, ho sup­ of th» Tampa Y. W.- C. A., whon I S V i f oJc*SS roo.'.'.r- Vx M «"d "C have built plies, demand good. not^'dlrnost u ^ ' n 11 a beautiful building in was;., recent visitor to this city, J. Cnbbugo 1 \b bushel hampers, icohl wn- n m ih1 A"rah*n’ L‘n‘ our c'Mtfl-not.to keep his nem- new stock 2.60w3.00. and who Is responsible for the J statement thnt Dr. Latsbaw is on*/ *' ' K .7 tthe h. w hST‘.t m , .» ? ,lvf to tthe11world can never die. but Oolery, Florida lU-tnch crates, r<ir "hole story of the man !,r' t« thaw ichhcthlnr i.f 01 the best speakers obtainable for seems more like u tale that some- the deptlt of our feeling for^the $5.00<,i-SG.no. Y. M. C. A. work. Cukes, bushel crates, hot house, «mbv*V‘rntC< l ^ n * 11 acim Pblog. hackwotids1 boy win, rofe to !hc practically no supplies, , It is expected that during hla rupb\ of n reol man. It is.perfect seat of .He ntightv stay In Florida, the sneaker wUl Peas, Kngilsh, % bushel hamp­ i r n S o * ^ VaMc- A, W M " Aml ,!n>' ;iri«r day ihe stone figassist In the National Council* supplies light, $1.50(2(1(5.50. w,,; u l’r'n,divc,,hnck. ure of the great emancipator sits ers, annual drive for finances. Peppers, Htandord crates, green, w i i .n n il c, " -7 dr mfi!f ,>?no in *»'c marble building ami looks fancy, supplies light, f5.00$i)$5.50. Mr. Ilebout stated today that Dr. uoui.l think, to a life of unthinking oul over the blue Ingbori to where Uttshaw will sitcak at the high j Hqunsh, standard crates, yellow, toil and an obscure grave; raised the white finger of tho Washington school chapel services Monday anti y : without education other than that monument rir.es toward the sky fancy, prnctlcnlly no supplies. ut the Itralty Doanl luncheon at Squash, standard crates, white, .which he dug out f,.r himself by the And as wc loV.k nt the silent, manoon, lie will meet with the di­ fancy, practically no supplies. light of a tnllmv candle; entirely jcstie figure we feel that he is rectors of tho local MY " at 4 ; Sweet Potatoes, per cvvt. 2.00(d) without tliosu advantages which the watching us, his countrymen, as oVIocly- in Hhe afternoon. ^ nodtrst citizens have today; we we grow ami develop untj struggle 3.00. The plans for the evening are Tomatoes, sixes, Florida’s fancy, rtot yet complete, it is said. kJ count and stock, $0.00(g)|7.00. Tomatoes, sixes, Florida’s choice Sarasota—$1,250,000 hotel count .and stock, 4.00&T4.50. ject to Ih* bqilt on Golden Oranges', boxes, fancy count and! , ,2 ‘•U *, pump !><• glibly; knowing tbnt he stock, 4.00<j(j4.r»0. Otangos, boxes, choice count nnd . * wifs not mistaken ip hi* people, and Avon Turk—City's $300,000 that wv will go on mid on, fttrever, afreet paving gets under way. in thc'path he found for us. thought, his face Vvpuld be ret ini iHnchex thin, hut later h the deepest scowl, When in glahflng •lined to shak.. the na'.ior up he would by chance meet :t “ Mr . Lincoln was v rriend, and instantly hid exprdsshm craii.-. Often I have n . n would change into the most rndiunl jc«»ria r <!rug>;>>-( when M v i ni l e imaginable! ‘Lightning! get ling rauglu in a eliuncc,’ his friends used to eall it,” , w.aild sei!; refuge in (he he declared. ‘‘The homeliest hand-1S« •n g the dmy man nurs "•o'* man,’ and ’the handsontest I hml Oh,' Mr Hart I i..« ly mnn!” many of the people' yu..: dmv ami take me I .nfictionutely called him." J .old i ill Getting mi Although Miss Cluy nnd licr .-hi would .-tead.v her <II tlnr attended the r.nmn church arm aiour.,1 ihc driMf • .did Linculn; it sva» r. r.ii'c.Ihlnguxilltcr h-id tin. u.nbrvlU 1 r tlicth to bveupy th»*ir own piwv: both!" ** \ I coin always ih.sistcd tlmt they; Their Ido : with >iiin ntul hi* family. f’Aunt Miss C ..«s in lirr •I.••*>." "h o is Munllxif stature, in- the |n«•: 1 riqui’ar yomu v i. i.tljly surinext to* Lincoln. I the sookt. bet. Inm nWf “My brotbur was a great tsuae relic.g*aa nboson-to lead t tml lie oftft). said it reminded him i with Stephen A. ir.ugln* of a rooster looking down n whisky orralie candidate for pn mg t » see Mr. Lincoln,"whu vt'ttgj the bull given in hie i'X(renudj (all and lanky, look- j Springfield, Aunt .'Iar> irg ilown on hi: prayerbuok which {rho with Dongla, were o I • Ir ld low for me to read!” "Aunt cimi> lawn when the Irma Mary" said with a smile. ed, . .nouncing Mi.ipei. > l.inculn Was Nervouq iDuagia- a»»preached the long were Lincoln’s legs llm t: n ndght) :.Ih .m w<n: up it ', protruded high above the s e a t' for I>■ : li- o.d ('lay '" m ihiirrh. "Aunt Mary" qerlarvd,;I r - . \ mr culled Mi d- I iiuolir wha vvus very, nervous, " A h i" m r i • «u\ lie "• tdd shake his knees up und down j to the i .im i ! ■f iln p- pi' • 1 1 irby shaking (he henchei. A other »mn nn elm gem ■•••ml once rVinorkcfl, he shouk thu •war r .. Mi- ■ Pending a summer night now uiid|ua .-oon »- to at down, then nt the Soldier*'‘Home, driving , deitl >>f tn- .toiur. urn ■• t from lluga ity in a horse aiol I lie wusii'l at all purltc loggv. usually with his then little! his clothe-. L'dierl, along ns eonipany, but |ie lo dito. in short, otherwise unattended.' [lik ea'rath er shabby, old •• • • * ^ farm er'than a president He wasn’t a very presidential fig^ ure on these trips. ' 1 One day, as ho and it' His face, in everybody knows,1Jogging along on their \ «■“* extremely plain. Neither wns I^oldieiw' Horn-. IbPV no ■' known as present-day presidents’ ' ment of troops on the n fad', arc, photography being ut an proaideiU was well peotei •ari.v stage of development in the : mptrinent in tin- 'irm ttj '•u'\ Mo lest Du. »r ibL'ton. hut be cuuldn.t a " br^idn, *«• lUtil" *l »«y m ^1*4 and *! KO'j(l j a to be i If w . "juatlre for a i r will.be your mpt|n tjirough Hfyno time for /aciol iiatreds ana religious prejudices. , Broadmindedness, togetlier with m liberal ai.d chsritable nutuVe wi.l follow you to “bi age. \ wtH:n sense of humor will l»e KMninx vou w-.rk r. g reat' aid in from a- lowly one. Your, nbu h- Wt the ‘ °nKitnr 4 ‘t) Wa, 82 J&H, J i l l , t|H>o$cUotnnetB tpooleiaoinnetb count holiday. nnf,;cP,;;82 Philadelphia, 22 degrees, clour. ltuston, 20 degrees, clear. Two Three Florida arrived; H car* on Florida arrived; 4 cars on track ItW/ track Including broken. Supplies eluding, broken. Supplies limited. Umitid, demand moderate, market Practically no trading, market very strong* Florida. 10-lnch crates, dull. No sales reported. . 1 0 dot. 0 - 8 dox. $3.50; poorer $3.50 Baltimore. 30 degrees, i*artly <n>4.r»0. Culifnmiu, crates. 4-0 dox. cloudy: One Florida arrived!! » ?(l.505i>7.30; K-0 d«x. $t>.00(tf) 10.00; cura on track including broketn 10-11 doc. $10.0011.00,' . .Closing Thurvflay. Supplies light. Chicago, 20 degrees, cloudy. 1 Demand good for well blunched, Callfortiln: i Florida und approxl- glow fur poorly blanched stock, •' ipately 800 packages Michigan by market unsettled. Florida 10-lnch express arrive. Eight cars un truck cratos, fancy, 0-H «lox. $0.2B$>5.oQ; , Including broken. Supplies mod- 4 - 1 0 dox. $6 .0 0 ; 3 dot. $4.50; poor-.< er;ite. Demand nmdaratc, market ly hlnctihed 4-8 doi.. $4.00®$4.50; . firm for good *tock* Florida-10- ; j.l 0 doi, $d.5O0$$4.OOj CiihfurniA. inch crates. 4-0 dox. fairly well crates, fnir quality, some short, all blanchtd, $5.50(^5.75, few higher, »i*Cs. $fl.00(3)$7.00. poorly blanched $6.0 0 ® 5,25; « dot. PltUburgh. 4-fl dox., |3.00(T«)$5.W> pborly blanched $4,75(d(i5.00. Cal- mostly $5.t21; 8/10 dox. $4.ft0($$5JH) : Iforniu crates, *4-0 «!<»*, $7.50(25 Poorer ull alxcs luw aa $4.25. 8.00. few high us $8.50, poorer lotv * Wushinglun. 4-0 dox., mostly as $0.00. -. $4.50. Anthracite Strike Ends A fter Bein^ In E ffe c t 5 Months are ri Vrred to the board of eon- I cost <t nl concerned had been fully (■illation, exelusivc* of the umpire, j estimated and appreciated by both vvhieh shall work out n reetproca IJ sides. program ot »"operation and effi 1 Haw great the figures on this cf?nry. roro will run is evidenced by a Afier the s.ttlemeut was an- compilation at the Labor Departluninieil. .folin I.. Lewis, president mrnl today tlust operators alone -f the I'niled Mine Worker , is- have been obliged to spend more -u. d a fiutcimnt in which he said than J Hi,000,00(1 to keep the mines "Tin settlement is : nt is factory and fiom being Docxled and caving c.ii truirive. It assure- stability . wIdle the workers stood idle. ,<nd i ontinuoo. "perutioi :'.«r i • .<• ! How liu the federal government. >e.ir period, wh'cb is dn I-npi-ri liirongli ihc Labor Department's i,-i,ement ever math in lie coal mediation and conciliation service, oiluslr).*’ bus befit instrumental in helping "t n.br tin- agreement the Imard the situation has not been unnounc>>f conciliation is given broad pow- ed. but Secretary of Labor Davis els is a -‘tabilmng ugenev and t- nnd l*r* sident Coolidgc are bclievnisi rio ted to work out a r«-« pro- cd to b»' e u complete understaml,.*iI prograta of i(•-operation mil jpg of the proceedings of wliich ofefficicnc.v wliicli will result hi a ' fil ial- hope for a termination of greater degree "f confldenee and I the long -iispcnsioh of work by the harmony •between the operators j mine is. GOES $40,000 To Provide F o r New City P ier Bigelow E n ters Suit (Continued front Page 1.) every member of tlio otganiAgainst Weils For, urged ration to wholeheartedly support isstle at the polls. Calling Him “ Bore” theAsks Support of Legion Plan j meat ihut may be approved by Thu -vale conn littee in Philadelphia ! will be called for this city Mext (C'ontinnrd from Ihigv Ohn^ I Monday, it was understood here to- thing curved is illoto beautiful itinn anything rcctangulur, ____ 1 *in tho cvcnt-tfiSFq pull Is Hsoed- " “ 'Thf Urige,’ Kat.nrrTkSVpcritteJ c0r a fri-djstm t convention .Mon­ beyond endurance, 'at sundown or day the delegates of all local in thu twilight can he tho most . union* of the region will meet to- beautiful or'm ost romantic thing liijfht und tuinnrrow t<» tlii’l dvlc- ip the world. There was an Amcri: gates to the gathering in which the tan Im'nicd Whistler who could rank and file »f thf union would hovo made even you see the lovti voice its approval or dituprovul <>i (ini - uf it*. ' the new contract. Air. Bigelow at his home Muld<>nI _ oit-Hudsmi, says:- “How urn I to { PHILADELPHIA. Feb. l-’. - ( ^ make a living ns an after dinner —-In the hope »f ending the long speaker i f I am Blundered by being anthracite strike today the united culled a bore?" Aline W0 fk«rs scale coininiltee went into session ut 10:42 a. iuto consider the proposition that expected to epd the susiicnsion. (low neg^iutiona Utwcrii opera­ tors and i # e r * were condurtcd and how* fW the question of arbi­ tration has been conipnmiiMd bctwtsen the two sets of Interestt v.irc point. I4 ft.ftr ” M. D. Hutton, appearing for tho Caiupbell-Lussing post of^ tho American Legion requested' ChntpJier oL*Ci>mtnrrvr uspport In the Legiop’s drive to raise $200, 000 for the purpose of building a Flor­ ida exhibition building ot tho Seaquiccnteunial Exposition to open in l‘biladclnhia in June, Mrs. Ileniy Wight, president of the Sanford Woman’* Club, duiimimcd tho coining of Mrs. Percy Penny backer, nationally known lecturer who will lecture here oil AT A oWAT ARE YOUTAKING* ODER AT COU.E.<* THfcYtMi,W>RAtE WHAT STOOSL'iDOYOO L\VCE aEST? ^ *,, 1,1 m ^J-THEY WON'T L£T flE StAY M i OWE QMbfo 1PM6LM006H i • «*}{m tt value— now urcuict* than overl ’ Your Choice o f 300 P attern s -S trictly All Wool • S Any Two*Piece Suit Mmlo to Your Order They’re All One Price Clioh-c of tttiy Three-Piece Suit made to urdur, ull onu price. A wonderful vnJuo «t $28.75 /CKt.Oom w \HJOVT TH6'4>tVA>tK» THAT « C VXXAS> MAKt YOU A ^4-TKS THtM6*>THAT WdUJD ' Single Pun Is $8.50 Don’t Worry About H orace S& TW .Scotch Woolen Milfe Cluthc8 hove alwuyn liccn | 'J P W 6 O'JtR. AT tavum Perfect fit guurunteed 1h*cmu5o we make theee SCHOOL W6HT ALOI4&- suits to ^ou^ npeclul mcAnure. TFlMD oot- J YOU SAVK $15 to $20 fW Q j M y (> 4 fn jr r\ j t ii * , 4 l! �an o th er Brisbane Sees It ' . - I l l Mx m Ju st in Ihc Ante-Rooia. lllly Newspaper Talk. Came and Brin* Your 51one> Raising Carpenter'd. By ARTHUR BRISBANE IIi At ■K.a snjftHi F lo rid a u n d er A c t • o p s r t s k t i n o . h r S t a r Ca. •* Em? !? ... K*nrr ■*« x»»M»t W f t K t f K - t n S S i E ! l !" T- Slfn»L'Hl>'» --------P - - - JO S •• t I M 1 I, t e a r —17.00 Bis Mnnili*.. Hvcred In cur- by carrier, Ok. JCc. yr*r. Weekly trillion ___ . ; „ M*i»WM|> »Ih« WSC HI V UJIt 1ICI| llllU U gn the rail road property. Aside from the inconvenience* and delay th a t this isola­ and notices of entertainments 1 / charges are made will be tion- of a potential business♦Becfion entails, the absence of e d .fe r at regular adrertlklug streets across the long strip of railroad property represents aVKMfiRii - A M n n m n m u x a distinct fire hnznrd which should not be tolerated In n city . S t * A r » o c ln t* l P r e s s la ax elu s- of Sanford’s size. • • « *, u ed to . th e use fo r re Negotiations are now under way between the, City Com­ p u b l lm io n o f a ll u«w a d isp a tch es «£59|}t*J ;i d It o r n o t o th erw ise missioners and the railroad, and it is to be hoped th at nn crd d lled In th in p ap er and a lew th e lo e a l m w i pulillelm d horeln. All amicable adjustment will be effected whereby the 'city will S p T ir K i A ll o b itu a ry e*,, cants thanks, w*J" «oft U |*nk*. r«»<i)n- r l K h t a i o f re p u b llra tlo n o f sp ecia l lui a IIau. a.1 lla p a tc h r * liorein a re aieo reserved FRIDAY I— -- , ___ r r ____ _ FEBR U A R Y 12. 19Zf». lALD*^ PLATFORM g o o d I.—Deeper tfbter ronle to Ja ck ­ sonville. L— Construction of BL Johns Indlan Hirer canal. . J v' L—Extension of white w if i ' I.— Swimming pool, tonnls rourts, ♦ to >; ‘-— Augmenting o f building pro­ gram —hounes, hotels, a p a r t ment houses. ■^-Extension of street paring 'p rag tau i. CdpRtrucfJon of boulevard around Lake Monroe. -^Completion of city beautifica­ tion program. —Kxpniislmi of school system jtllh 'p ro vision fo r increased fa- i ** ________. . . . . . . w .ew m M V M IV M IIM ilV Il bve MBS. CARDOZA, of Merced, suing Mr. Cardozn for divorce ns (h?y do sometimes, tell* the judge she wants Mr. Cardoza Ip Support, twelve' of her seventeen children. She la willing to take care of the other five, which seems fair enough. " .... Think of the holm's that will be built by Mrs. Cortlnsa’s thir­ teen boys, when they grow up to be good carpenters and get n dol­ lar an hour. B ah a m m a few SOIPEN esss IN O U R ' & i unq U F E ? • Tf el f eoe TmQSsfyWA t pea t s / IT SEEM S not worth while to j talk of happenings in other parts j ! of the worm, when you arc in th e ' west. The wild donkeys that roam the , desert, descendants o f animals turned adrift whop Indians mur­ dered pro .*fctors, seem moro im -1 portent .than today's Wall s tre e t, closing. But those donkeys aug-: gest European nttd* Washington , 1 D. C., stJitcsinnnshlp, and your mind wanders away from this real world to the eust. Famine ami murder In - red Russia. Starring peasants i.’ny communist officlul» and plunder grain stores. So it rends• in thr headings, j . news- ii. — . * Lpro.r pnrcii to suit uu editor npt quite j «uru, of-American common sense,| and determined to hold upliorriblcj wnfnlngs, Ico-opornte In a really necessary movement, co n d em n atio n proceedings should be instituted a t once by the city. Tn a communication received by the Commissioners at their last meeting, the Atlantic Coast Line offered to permit the city to construct crossings at Commercial Stroet and tho lake shore on condition that the city would in turn grant the railroad the privilege of building a bridge over, or a tunnel udder, the Seminole Boulevard if sucli action became advisable. The Commissioners very rightlyrefuscd this con­ cession, which would authorize the establishment of a hugh coaling station, or any other kind of unsightly building that the railroad might decide to build along the lake Bhorc in n most attractive section of the city. . ' Ju st what attitude the Atlunlic Coast birio Railroad will take following the action of the city is not known, but it is hoped the railroad company will see tho advisability of coRUSSIA'S FEASANTS arc h o l­ _____H___.1 * - ...................... ■ operating with the people of Sanford in this Important de­ ing n chance for the flint'lim e in velopment, of tho community. Husain’s history, and they now I own the land on which thqy W3tt» onco ifavcs, ever body konwa that. But Russia gets even, in her silly communistic press, with our sillirr A t a recent meeting of tho City Commissioners a plan capitalistic press. The bolshcviki was proposed whereby* certain streets of the city would be today arc reading tliut American _i •• * “ *• * ‘ ‘ wives nttd children of striking coni m im rt arc dying of hunger in thousands. Ppyhflps they 'remftK&l our"idal barons use the dead bodies for fertilizer. We swallowed such yarns nt>< worse. Oi MACON TCI.I'XiltAI’ll of hunger, ants inn; The Washington correspondent would nli* crop failure width is bnu enough. But liiiilioits died of starvation in fo f tho New York Sun, a Rcpubli- Repuldicai India nhd In Irolnnd, without bol- can newspaper, pictures the Re- black as il publican party us anxious to elect is in< doulit shevism to help. ut least ono member of Congress Chairman from the State in this year's present ri ITA LY’S AMBASSADOR hui elections, believing that if that is sister Rial left Berlin, and D’Annunzio, hero and j mict in war, silly flatterer in possible, the Repuiblicans would Henry Lin pence, fircH o ff 27 cannon shots nave a good chance to capture a power in ( in honor of Mussolini's..threat to Senatet-silip within the next few time durin years. One harrier to u Republican attendant whip Germany, victory must be removed Itefure cushion u tlic Republicans can make unj League of headway. The Sun corrrespondent, sintative I wlio'-ltas been to Florida to make have, pallet u political survey, reports to Ids gin. This |>u|>cr. The new Republicans who turning as Imve como in on the influx object party’s sti to tho administration of i>art.\ af- wane, full's and tho distribution of pat There is ronngf l*in g lef In he hands of luim|lCr of Danis! T. Gerow. Republican State |pJoriila Itn chairman and George W. Bean. Vvliut it wa National Committeeman, chniging jM,i|et| -jp that Florida Republicanism is now vo(t. nor j„ largely dictated out <»f Atlanta, in jf stn, th is.State. Gerow went to tho So- perionced i premb Court of Florida a few t|,e |i)H| years ago and won his title to the Ki„ii« chairmanship. Republican Apparently, old Imp Republican of making politics ill Florida in a . rotten as * really conic old line Republican polities in ibis have over State. It could not be expected that need not w Were Grorgiu to have a boom him as the stn liar to that of Florida, tho Rcinib-, tinuon to Traffic Control FLORIDA POLITICS CLBHK II’day tail books . 1 . 1 _ . he . bends above * .• ■ Flaking beat lines with a sharp pen. BbmsUme* lie stops' his work, and j ii X triflo ditsed, other men An old and gray and bent ns he. Ifuuehed over, figuring endlessly, HHo takes off gold-rimincd 'specta­ cles, Carefully polishes away, Puts them bnck on; absently pulls T1h>ends o f a mustache, quito gray; Takes pen, and with u little frown, Kbsuracs.hU Writing figures down. It would be pleasant to bo old— L sometimes think while watching » him— .-’ . And s|L upon a stool, and hold pen, and look with eyes quite dim Chi’ figures'written close and fine, Column on column, line on line. t ‘ * With Ifttlo fear and little hope, Too old for ony keen desire, No more to doubt und fear and Clr,in blind agony uspiro Fo hopeless height; only to know l^uU /Igure* in”u stupid row. l\p know that somu time, by and 1 bT’ " ' Tho final entry will bo done, V ia ink will stop, the pen bo dry, Tho ultimata trial balanco won; And then, with clamorous, blessed 2 *l»ock, >.* Special attentionpai Parties, reccptko and wedding Factory .‘Ids He Inil Store 1 L O U lSV Il.I.i: lO m tlE R -.IO l’RNAI. —By Thomas Kennedy. GOL. HOUSE in his memoirs tells of Woodrow Wilson suddenly taking un interest in foreign a f­ fairs. lie. Wilson, hud nn intercutting time. King George met him ut tho railway station, took him to Buckingham induce, in spite of all Queen Mury could say about bringing "queer people." Italian workmen took down Garibaldi’s picture putting Wilson’s in it-» place, And it cost’ thip country about one hundred billions, to ray nothing o f wlpit wo lent Europe. Our patriot profiteers got mostiof in>uck. That is tlio'pright spot. ,t*,Tho really big n f t» t Into oblivion. i ^ ^jFlowors arc cheor that’s small consol American suitor. olldgo doesn’t use , instead he says, xlca." ‘h i. cold wave In tho oast will id anothsr largo caravan of iHsts to Florida. --------- o— ——■, • ilundlts havo killed tw o-m ore It happened hot to be his time. ^ a« > : A n we understand It, it really dpesn’t m atter whether you know >yhst an Ovia Polls is, Just so you hunt It will bo sufficient. ......... ............. until interview maintain the Ik aI of harmony with •w York Times, the Governments with which il lias ! f Mexico makes friendly relations. We can not give 1 is Government’s un opinion furllur because no. ritlcisin directed tumors could Imve nn influence s, and the more upon a serious Government in tha ncricans, wheth- j proems of making laws adjusted unis or govern- to national principles, using the nsleud of pvul- j indisputable right of sovereignly j questions ml-1 and keeping -within the practices , the Times cor- , and even the limitations of inter - 1 MV FAVORITE STORIES Ur iltviN 8. conn ?You might si. well "koeu swoet," An offico-iuun for u Chicago nd ono cities a doggone about you lumber concern decided to get Into when ' you are "soured on • the the business on his own uecount. Sight unseen fo r cash, ho pur* * v l d ’| . __ ___ chasod n milling property in tit* A Los Angeles man la seeking a Will to River bottoms o f Arkansas 1 divorce becauso his wife threw a t a figure which seemed to him •M gz nt him. They must bo liiglily attractive. He settled up ' wraltiiy people. his affairs In the city and caught -------------------a train for the South' to taka over The Wur Departmvnl *|Mmt the bargain he had acquired. thlrty-fiv,- UiotiHumi dollars to A i a desolate way-station on tho lourtm -niul Mitchell and run him edge of u swamp he loft the ears. out of tho aruiv. And the officers vtufbably thought they were get- The man from whom he had pur­ chased, u lean, whiskered Individ­ ual, met him with a team and u result of eating pickled burkboard, and -together they ’rod Hartman und his started on the long drive fourteen are iU. They lutvo beeu miles back into tho country' to sim r ' l*i November."— thy scone of the Chicagoan’s pros-; A* RJe (la .) Bannor. What p e ctin future operations. Jd like’ to 'know is how did they bumped along over tile cor­ op enough on band to stay duroy 'road the Northern man tumvd to his companion and said: r until now? r - r — o----- * "Put hoping ti» make tt gmal deal torn Turks wore recently of nmney out of this new ^Utiu mid i for not wearing hats. It I um trustiiig you to put *t»u onto hut eo many Turks have to tho ropes-. 'I Wuoty something alx»ut d-Foch y ear and it really the selling ond of the n in e but this is going » be my first «xp»- "W ell, suh," said the Icto pro­ prietor, "I'll give you nty own ex­ periences In the ■itw-mlll bualnesa and then you kin draw yore own conclusions. Thia ye re mill I sold you didn't cost mo nary cent to begin with. When my father-in* law died ho 1 «£B~ It to nto all 0901 * plcte and clear of debt. “Labor ain't cost me nothin' be* cause my two boys and me do all the work and we ain't never had to hire no outside help. And the tim ­ ber we've cut ain’t cost nothin' neither ’cause, ju st between you and me, wo boon sort o' stealin’ it o ff the land of a rich Yankee who owns a big stretch of the bottoms and ain't got nobody watcbln' It." “I've also been kind of favored in the matter of chipq)«nts. ooeln* that uiy cousin is district frelghtogont for tho railroad and ho fixes up things so part o f the tim e our freightin' don’t amount t« nothin’ at all. "So that’s the way sh *’ *Vand»— no wages for outsld cost for timber, and nothin’ for freight bill “And last year ( I five hundred doRnrs." Contemporary Comment! Thin in good. high, lei tile >uil growth pf Midm nml <>ranjfe lreek j tween Enterpriso and Green Shore Drive. Any one wanting a beautiful «Ultl should investigate tlii» |»ro|K?rtjr.y,J K A R L J. SCHUL' " HEAL ESTATE—INVEST* I’honc 741 j fiOG-UO7 Fir.si National BankI IT IS announced flrm V .that tho President will not interfere in tho cigU strike, because lie feels tlmt no good would come of in­ terference. The question is, will tho coal strike interfere with Presi­ MIIWMIM */V w _ _ _ dent Coolldgc. Another election Hopublican so ijulck it will ninke Democratic New Yorkers’ is coming In 1D28, und workmen vole. a*, do people that u n get heads swim. And it is interesting to note, as in Mr. Muck’s statement above, booze, und Smith go together. ‘ , CANDIES C A L L E S IN T H E O P E N Tho last great gong ring five . o’clock. ^ PO TTER ’S ‘•Oltl.ANt W. F. IIOLUOUN, Said to . -- . - -, — - •i'U t< v this answer: "To cnutA - luws hkro or else­ , v<ie requireu ua to tlo, wc now, where, without the intention of iii making this experiment in man­ rigid enforcement of them, or per­ aging our own ufairs, be threatmitting in the said laws the es­ tiled witli sundered diplomatic rel­ tablishment of differences accord­ ations with some Government .tieing to tho nationalities, persons'or cause our laws du not fit in with Cumpauiea affected, would bo, 1 certain purposes of some of tho think, immoral and unfair from citizens of that Government'll every point-of view." ^ country, -----we, understanding perTho President of Mexico thus betly the risk we take in doing so, serves notice that the laws of Ida only hold our ground. country will apply with equal force j Come what may of tills Mexican to the foreign citizen of tho clear t- • that in Callcs .trpngesl nation ua well as the ftrvigu citizen of the weakest. Titiu point, that perhaps needed TOM SIMS SAYS: Drive carefully. Thu other felw inuy be cruzy too. you get a breezy letter, esnie by airmail. Nciib from Purls: Du orter litis spring. That’i ty to umko them w Kkiugs longer, him friendly to.us, lutvo n< .ornvin n (lovuntmem j As Long As Sanford Grows Moll located Business i'fopcrtj value. Sanford, having a aiUatamW few towns can butt-st of, i*s ccrtwi business property bought now will*1 some profit in davs to conic, t-o^1 ua explain why. • “Business Property In ^ol Investment” Ah. proof of what others think o( have a client who wishes to kwl up on Sanford City Property. llJ' or building needs financing. Sanford Realty their Water power of tla* Color tie usiii. Going to hi im und flood i-oiinll �.: i,* *> ■> x t\*x^ant ’ ii unsvwiniMmwFcaNMVvrwmjtMonr • • AIRS. FRED S, DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR MRS. S. PULESTON AND MRS. ROBERT NEWMAN ENTERTAIN VISITORS Personals ' S y ” S L b,n f U” • RESIDENCE TELEPH ONE: ETH EL ,, <iRn,lfoH left Thun*. f°.r T" tnI’*1 where she The tallies done irvvalentine su^T "HI be the guest of relatives, • 217-W By Ethel Hay< W in CHODS'lltG— K P C D *" --------- Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McCall nrc now occupying their lovely new home recently completed en Tark Avenue.'........' on t ark « 1-* * Mrs. Emmett McCall leaves on (in., Where Cotioley V * 1 hcr niothor> Mrf- May Worn with this was a picture hat of Idnek and gold home hnir braid w< h trimmings of tiny t m c e r K f yellow nnd black flowers Miss White was stunning in •» lK‘.l,fe * ? or«eUo (Irai*ed model, her becoming hat tva< ,.f Mrs. J. E. Ingraham of St. Augorchid georgette with a Krnnt' n bor. *iaU’r« Mrs. Inmjr to thevhem of her gow n Vt ‘ V.k r • V ,rfU r' ut her home ..n Magnolia Avenue. — Mrs. Bessie Baxter of Saratoga Springs, N. A i s the guest of Mrs. I). Brumlcy at h. r home on Magnolia Avenue. A <S?V»£ET YOilNO*' THING— IN lO V t WITH thf. ml rows were also Used to .advan­ tage. The stag? was u picture with­ in Itr.cir. with ib« deeonftlons oF huge potted maiden hair ferns, French wicker baskets o f red rn.The many friends of'Mhut Edna dinneo rose*. and shaded lumps. ( hittenden will regret to learn of erecting the guests upon arrival her illness which confinus her to were Mrs. A. P. Connelly and Mrs. her home on Magnolia Avenue. C. A. DeCottcs. Mrs. Connelly’s- bycopimfc frock Mrs. T. F. King, Mrs. 11. if. Lawwax 6f soft whllu georgette with son, anil Mrs. Celin An'Hu motor­ trimmings of tiny hand made rosea. ed to Geneva on Thursday ami Were the guests of .Mrs. C. F Marshall. An exquisite Spanish shawl, nddod a pleasing touch to this lovely cos­ Mrs. Hoy Collier, vli i Im. been tume. extensively entertained here a 3 the Mrs. EeCottes was gowned in a guest of Mrs. George A. DeCottcji. black georgette made circular skirt, left on Thursday afternoon for her with bodice of black, embroidered home in Atlanta, Ga in gold. In the receiving line were the Mr. nnd^Mrs. \V. I.. Hall and hustcaecs, Mrs. Puleston nnd Mrs. family i>f Thomasville, Ga., etopped Newman, and the honored*, Mrs. over in Sanford this week with Mauldin and Mrs.’ Collier. |the former’s brother, .1 G. Ball, on Mrs. Newrmul received the guests j route to their winter home nt Kiswearing u smart costume of blue , simnue. and white rut velvet combined with white georgette. * . . ; Tn| Jtl of Of black -nnd .m l tAoeatleU'vel­ -olUvrlaurihg Fln-tr gm^t- l.v Mrs;’ At-ilv- juilr Mrs. D. Wilkcs-Rarre, Pa., arrived in Sanvet combined with black georgetto J . A. Tolar, Mri. lialuli S' was fashioned the gywn worn by Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mr.-. .1. I». Wood, ford mi Wednesday and are the guests of their daughter, Mrs, Joe ruff, Mr*, llnwl.in. Com Mr*. Puleston.' Chittenden at her home oi? Central Mrs. Collier’s cfjic costume wus Mrf. Monroe Hutton. This was one of the i....si i|ecf green flat crepe, two piece mo­ del with trimmings of white fun. lighlful of the maav i ■i '.il i iuirMr. atnl Mrs, Charles Hrumeh Mrs. Mr3.. Mnuldin’s gown of tesica with whh li thi • %isitur* black crepe satin combined, with have lieen honor, ,| Tin • Won- I’ll linve retuno'd to thrir home in St. love bird hlue, with trimmings of tables of player •»nd a number of .\lrgustir., after a pli-ufant visit here us t !■ guests of Mr.nnd Mr*. guests mine for tra. cmhroldei'y of self tones. C. 1). Ibu'iil.-y ami Mr. and Mrs. Holnnd !!• ad. C roud you uappeh to C t ,.. AH IHTELLtCTUAL /AlCST' AND. J, P P tF E P POET^ VdiO AP L P n P lO T O ( aiO DON’T kllOW THtPt APtN’T AMY) - PETTtlP 7MO. WHITTlEf?— , . ' N R ough D iamond • WHO HAS\''i\VEO A P i t * - - ■ - NOT W H IT E N / I MlD WlOtl TO REFINE AND REFORM HIM ----- HOW ’M re fa c e , on d i l , FARRODM FLCCf?"— F POM . r> :— THE " G * P w?Cff>Al P A U A O f arcmt - O P MfclpE. YOtt'PL JHEj / LADT WHO D E C ID E .^ t M X lfP the. G tow r c o u H R m o G * m t * TOkD YOB TO. PLOTO OF ALL TW NEW NOVtLC' AMO WFTYEf?T O fO P ( A »f YOU EOVL. 1 L i / I YOUf? POY nattiO AIlD WANT HlfA TO HUNK" YOU'fitj * P P A ^ Y * - G-IFE; HIM A 11TTIL HltTSEHt-, O P O P PfJ?H*FiN tvCHOPEHHAUF.Py' - ' - y o u t d p e t u p 5 give . yoeR ----------- — - E l? SOMETHING occupied by his son, Arthur True, I vr-ara of age. of Amesbury. Mob*. Loann MONEY AVAILABLE Loans A The "first of a xarh’S of-monthly A. F. Kemp motored to F,akeland suppsrn utiiler the. auspices of the For First Mortgage Imans on Liberal Valuation Hails at 79V Saturday to join his wife who ha.* Lndias* Aid ef tho Prerbylcrian Consult ua (Irst when iivtho market for fundn . j lieen visiting then. Thcq then Church, tho proceeds of which A. P. CONNELLY & SONB .•<p<lit the week end in ,St. Peters­ will go toward tho building fund Sidney ilnniion of St. Augus­ burg, returning homo on Sunday for n new church will bo a Mnjcanlu A Srconit tine, who Ini* been the guest of night. . valentine supper nt the church on Mr. nnd Mr*. <\ li. Hrumley for Friday evening, Feb. 12, at 0 o'­ ■■■■■■■‘firfilft tin* past wee!., Mr.rtfnd Mrs. l'rcd Bailey hnvc clock. The committee !n chnrge ■ a stssn s i sissaS S S IS M ■■ their home on Magnolia A\e- u I, '■i 'on Wedpo."- i- their guest* at their home on is: Chairman. Mr*. Walter Fland­ v A NEW ENTERPRISE Mi -. Percy X. Pennybnckcr. |>ast day for his lm, Maud LikC, Mr. and Mrs. Starr ers; Mr3. \V. C. Cole, Mrs. C. H. Mrs. J . C. Bennett was the grn pres.iii-nt oi i InNational Fcdcre1 Moore of Middletown, N. Y. Alt’. (,’rosby. Mr*. Dunnhl Anderson. cieus hostess on Wednesday after unertion of Woman's Clubs, who is Mr*. Hick lit m and Mrs M o n - 1 anil Mr.-. RnilcyonWo hud ns vis­ All nro cordially invltcil to at­ noop when she* entertained her coining the* Woman - Club on roe lluUon in i upanii-1 by the itor,- recently, Mr. and Mrs. Thom- tend. ---- -— quota nnd one cxlrn table of play­ Tuesday toLVei.n.^t, at h:l.r> o'clock, Conner’s fntb- I. G. Hull metered a.i Mitchell o( Pnsadetin, Cal., who The attendance at tlwv Prcshyers nt one o r the scries t>f vanishs f t i i t ?S v no9 K. Second St. dhcre Mr-sdume-i eft to motor across the continent i terinn .Sunday School Sunday was mg progressive bridge parties “n‘*enr 1 ot the W.-lfuw to Kissimnix ^ 1are” being given -by tlie - * mem_- 1 Depnrtmoi-t i.r u free lc no, i* Brown an ' 62. Ilcv. Ilowerlng ntinounccd nt ttott will attend a to their home. Pwwm’.x which J4 1 the church service that on and liftbe x’&n flrt cum to her auiljence by bridge p " ; ivi n by Mrs. W; J. ANY STY LB, SHAPE •'i ll” -. U i of the Sanford Woman’s Club. I to 1 Timmas J , Connelly, of Provi- vr Sunday,-Feb. 14,• the preaching it Uk in the living room where the Airs. Will'* , I- Black mar. the bc- Steed h >i mg Mis- Agnc« Ball of j donee. It. I„ who Is spending tho service-will bo conducted In the Ipved president of the Florida Fed­ Thomas :1c. Ga. UR SIZE AWNING. card tables were placed, baskets eration of U on,an'* Clubs. I winter In Sanford, wus a visitor evening nt 7 o’clock. Also, that and bowls of sweet pens and panJtoV. Joints Thompson of Penh* in Like Mary. Sunday. Several state officers from out. I WINDOW S H A D E S sii-s were nrrnngcd -with ploasint? '— ‘— 1 ' I s.vlvaiua,,., wJR,o vrir-ieJ. L>-RMd!Vi) i n . a. n,„ the dt.v.will cnlue to hoar Mr*. Fml IV1'.1 effect, while in the dining i F rk i ds of Mr*. IV. J . Hupkin*, I morning, Feb. t i. ut II o clock. MADE TO ORDER: geo.I " n° . “ S r t f . ’S R ; • — U “.l ur> golden calendulas Jr., will regret to bear of the death »ov. Thompson Is expected to sucI- an Uv, ,| in decorating; Aim. K ntlicr-' c°v<l Bov. Dowering, who expects IjLif her her. grandmother, Mm. KatticrScores were kept on valentine tnl- ^ ' — to be transferred April I to New Phone .18G-R. /p^VciAIcKell of- fitarkcvllle, Alls::. Tho da.-'CB in bridge under the IS*1, nni* bue card ganre proved ‘ Mr*. AfcKell mnde her homo with York State.__________ _ direction oT the Social Department1 l . iuim interesting, Mr and Mr*. Bu—ell Audcison, | .Mr*. Hopkins up until years juo t. The piitc for high score nt one Will lo I’in next .week, the dote to of Pitt burgh. I’n.. nrc \noting M r.! ago. and lui* ninny friends here ATTEND tho grand opening, Feb­ “GET UNDER AN AWNING AND KEEP COOL'* Bodwi-i; table was won by Mrs. W. H. be nnnouneid lc'ei TIh*m* i hissC* ruary 16. il to 10 p. m, Souvenirs. broth* i . lu.Mi.ild \n-fw ln, will .-ypipatlsue with Airs, ( dance c- Zacliry, it being Azuren powder, will be conducted by expert bridge' Aiidcr | Hunkins in her loss. She was 81)1 MILLER FURNITURE CO., INC. {^■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b ||[® , kenoring while the other prize, bath crystals, player . ..nil (rn- rule* found in dicjon “Workt ” book, will be ( I,I I led nut Lyiu-r. went to Mrs. A. C. Fort. JU freshmonts consisting of brick All thos, doMring le irvution* <>r sit!;' h e cream, dike, coffee and tibrved wishing any mforimitinii. me re IAirnu I by the bus less ut the conclusion of quested to cmnmunieate vith lie. departineot cbairinm !-<•>-ini lb pnrinient, hold- ela«.-i I the card game. . . i<t llie i lub le. i t . Private !e r.* Those playing wire Mrs. A. C. in bullet dm. i n C a n from " l i e In j Foit. Mrs. Frazier, Mrs. Ilcitz, Mims Lettic Caldwell, Miss Doswcjl, J o n Monday mornint.1 U "• o'clock, vlnle lb “bub,- Imilet'' i i- fin,n ;! I., l n’cbicl-; Hie j Mi-. K. B. Clemens, Airs. W. B. o'clock. _____ I hi- rt'gfdat lonii't hmlgi : Zacliry, mid .Mrs. Hurry Vichlc. party will bo hold at tho club bon o oliler childreTi'i bullet clifi* I* fr•>m> | under the uuspiccs of the Social •t to 6 o'clock, ami tho children'.! i on nil.I Department. These bridge game- bull loom dancing lesions nri fimn j il l .1 mv open to the public, nnd an. 5 to (i o'clock. Tlio adult bull room dancing Ij proving very popular among tho p ’ll Ritcr visitor* to the city. There i- a cln-.-cH are held from 8 to '*•o’«lock, j ton Mag All thoso wishing to join these rdaugh Dn Tuesday evening ut the 1,1o- prize given hut no refreshment*. All fnst colors In every shade. Checks, Stripes Every Friday, Mis* Lillian Itin classo* are u-k(-d In communicate lel Forrest Luke, the Indies of the with Mrs. \V. Tlieedoro lainglej. I gess of the Dishniun School of nnd Plaids— “ r, iwx,, All Souls Church will give a benefit . Fcdir.i.' rard party to which tho public is Dancing, under the auspice* of the Y ard WJ speak invited. •gr --------------------------------- Y(»|f \pj; lordiidlv invited (•> a t-IJ The Prizes will be given the .holder* ,of high sciuro nt each table. Klnh- Ml Id.Kit’S SPECIALS During ilm , ^ 'l 1 ; orate: plans ‘iuvoI kU ,' f EV ER FA ST BROADCLOTO 7^ r ,& i w " ^ - u r n t t g iu : ! Ine make- this ev iford Ave., at * r f e T u r t y u f f o U Ju n io r' iam i, Br.dgc j I'nmpanv Ine. Sai.f on tionul pleasure Small prints. 110 Inches wide, guaranteed fast oi.i»..rtunlfyl for for those 1^ * 1. the tun excellent opportunity those lumps-$H,08. Sanford Avenue a t . (.encia Ave. colors— •Shu-..- who wish to reciprocate for social obligations, especially among the 75c Y ard member* of the smaller bridge I W oi i luhs. «»>l.|||c ' _________ _ ‘*5 Enjoyable Vanishing Bridge Party Given luii-1 By Mi’s. J. C. Bennett WOMAN’S t’LUll NOTES Seminole A w ning Shop; Lake .Alary..‘School. Colored Wash ■Goods ■ - f o r Spring All Souls’ Card Party To Be Held Tuesday 32-INCH TISSUE 10c M , ai xiuAitv Mi;irrp o s t p o n ed ! rt’ft°L r meeting of the Aux>» »«it-1 iliary of the Cnmpboll-Lpssing I o*t, Aiiu-rieun Legion, lia« been , postponed from this Fi-iday evening U U D iunlil further notice. I L A rriKATKit N E $1.00 C R E P E S ,‘IG iuchea amall printed dcalj^OB, iln o sheer qanlity and fnat colorn— Two Days, Feb. 15th- 16th S1.00 Yarc* MATINEE TUESDAY 7/T TIN 6 Mr. and Airs. Braxton Buggot are moving this week . into their new apartments in Hose Court. L RAYONS W ITH W ID E STR IPES Jw e h/6h e l^argo plaids and small (hecks its well «s plain colors. AH fnBt shades. HG iipfhes vide—- OF LAUGHTER. \rn * /,or l.hc announcement t»f Miller l ’uniituro Company, Ine., v'ptniDT, Monday February 16. $1.0[0 Y ard 'Mallinnon Cotton Voiles And Crepes Elton J . Moughton Silk mixtures " it hlhuoamo dosijfnH you will find on pussy-willow and othor high grade silks. new lltflit ehudee so i»pulnr for sprliiK IS till ARCHITECT s ° * *nJ to I “ Jtehrod, i r in t National Bldg. nn<1i Florida riub ■ 'J f n i i ! I ~ ** hr. Me J t“t *thtrs h klx>'*“ of : *re *)*»>•» * <‘nd •wii here, 11.00 to. $1.25 Y ard LINGERIE CLOTHS aO-inch cotton Jcrsejlj loco stripe, .Voiles, dimit.v und plain luitistc— telephone O ffice Moved ^ 50c Yard F W .W W . Tnithpe §Puthern Bell ?fl* ^^el. Company McLander b u ild in g . No. Ave. A rcade : • U N D ER W EA R C R E P E Stfkijvch wide. pUIn shades wtU sntall floral desigus -v .2 5 c Yard 1 ^he business nffinp ftoved In the f4 to The Hilariously Funny 7 i ' Reserve MM* V.’l •i �J 'V / . HE SANFORD HERALD, TRIPAY, r E B f r t J A R Y 12J192a _ Football __ Noted Evangelist Form er, G ator To Speak Sunday S ta r On V isit To City P . H. Duncan, captain of the At m High School University of Florida's 1928 foot­ ,rJ w James -S. McGr.iw, of Pltta" ‘bgb, (Ailed "one of ’ America's "id civic cvangcllfto,” U chudut'o to ■lecturo at the High Idhool {auditorium Sunday evening if* 7 o’clock, according to an anidbncctnent made today by memseta of the Flrat Chtfrtiuri Church, iHdcr whose auspices tho lertqre It tn h h ball team nnd rated $UC (Me of the beat ends over seen on a southern gridiron, la in Sanford for n few days in the Interests o; the Marl:. lanbtirsr-Diincnn Company, metal weather strip manufacturers of Oklahoma City. Mr. Duncan recently played with ♦ho Jacksonville All-Star against tho Chicago Hears, on Which team Red" Grange tdurod the South, i Several members of the *22 and *23 cinssi*.' of the University wel­ comed Mi. Duncan •lo Sanford, whem he is to rcmaiii a few days while pty a tour of,the state. Talking Contest it should have woman. , been won by a •,Th* , "h»>er of this contest to toed for -18 hours without rftonping To catch her breath. She used up 4 difforenta sets of listeners, eomo of whom are still in the hoaplUl tirin g to recover from her verbal bombardnieht. • bncn nble to figure out whether they nre talking still or talking again. You know the tyj»e, E«l,-. the kind of fellow who takes tip. pO minutes of your time saying "Rood morning" nnil another HO itiintilcs saying "Rood hye.’’ ' ‘ ' You've hi aril about pcojilo who Colrtd talk the horns off of a billy gont. Well, 1 know a man who could talk the boll's out of a Swiss cheese, lie could tnlk the kernel put.oT a hickory nut. He could talk the crcafn out of n quart of- milk and then talk the cream into whipped cream and talk the milk into clabber. The only .thing I know of that runs as smoothly and. will run as long as this fellow’s tongue is Ono of my friends rnys that recor<J s» P™Dy good, but thnt if hla wife hod been In the contest tho winner wouldn't havo had any BBBBBBBBUUBUBnBBBBaBUUBB more Bhoydng than a bUzzard in S J lorldn. Ilo nays his wife has been S TODAY— NOW _ HAINES TO BUFFALO talking for 48 yeam oh n Ktretrh g Continuous u PITTSBURGH, Penn., Feb. & — and that he’s about on n stretcher. (/!’)— EVcrott D. Haynes, first base­ Ho saya she even ta lk s, in lipr, £ Front one o’clock to man,. has been sold outright to sleep. ( : Eleven p. in. ' ■ the Duffaio International Leagul And so many married men team by the Pittsburgh Pirates-; Baynes, former college star, was might report. It is a habit of men obtained from Chattanooga of the to. Jest about how much women Bouthcrn Association last season. talk..’ . Bnt I just want to say that 1 :{ On tlie Screen Saturday, ■ - n o t e d Do c t o r i » d e a d know some men who possess ball­ Loon E rro ls Comedy m ORLANDO, Feb. 12.— (/P)-*The bearing tongues, and if they ever Sensation 5 — Dr. Felix A. Murphy is dead, a quit talking It'n simply because J martyr to His profession. Infect­ their audlonccn give out on them. ed n wcckjtgo while operating on There nro men 1I know know I “Clothes Make ■ - 5 - several — ----- 1 men a scArlet fever phtlent, he diajhios- Whom I have never known tq quit talking. I stand it in long as I can The P ir a te d nnd walk off and Irnve them talk­ 3 ■ ing, and when 1 see them next tlmo ,n also . g they are talking, and I never Iiave IU Mr. Amnion will be. at II. I-. I'crkln*. Saturday-and Monday to measure you for your new apring W is e - Y e t S im p le • **- • C h iropractic Helps Y c Ilow simple the principles of Chiropractic seem how wine is their foundation nnd how successful application! The skilled hands of tho Chiropractor search out tho jniilty segment of the spine' I hat -is pinching tho nervU. W ith deft fingers ho makes I ho •co rrect, adjust mClit—* and the trouble is cured at thO source! j T h e M ilane Indian C atchers And J. ^k [iteters A re Enroute 'q H(pt Springs Today T V ? — . m BTt * rucncra anil Catcher* of Uto Clcve. lohd baseball clutf today wmto on ttofn way to Ifbt Pprw k*. Ark. Thev will boTFout there huforb giiing Co tin- other nil*inburn o f the squad at tho Spring training camp a t Lakeland, lla.».Mui^h 1. JEight of th«i pitchers, two catvheAi atldiCoafcn Smutter Matthew* wUl gb U» the Springs direct from their homes. They Will be Joined .twtrlerB and Coach Jack Mp.CaHlr.ter, fromiClcvelnud. jRtonef (Jeohffa UhJe And catch«*T m ko Hcd-cll ritid FrhnkMcCr.-n hate been excused from going to Hot Springs, • ,*-i < JhibkvmivilW—Florida B calty & ScmrUea-Corprwlll etbet 17-«tory building, on north Bide of Rat* C,n<ill. «l " ' 3 — r ■ § JJl “ Who’s Which” # ■ UUBBBBBBUUBBaUBBBnU5iaUB!l ^ $9.35 t o I Anyone suffering from poms in excessive fatigue, dizziness, or in tions should see mo. 5 - Dr. W. K. MacDougall . s. A. I'.IWIN, I Corner Second Si. and I'irst Nalional Hank Hldg. a B B a H a a a sa *a = B z < a e c3 E R 2 B iB in h § g a S' g « 181 SANFORD AVENUE , 3 " * M -------- ^ c o m p le te stock o f f ■ these stoves are carg ried by the following dealers: 1.0 pounds Sti^ar 1',.... ..................... * • i 10 pounds Irish Potatoes.................... 4 • No. 2 Tomatoes}..!....................... :.......... Nn *2 C o r n writes M rs . E. A. Wotnble, 127 East 16th Street, Jacksonville Maxwell House Coffee ................... . Good prices on everything every da M ADE GOOD •vT O . EA T AWAY FROM CONGESTION, PLENTY OF PARK 1NG SPACE FOR ALL. TIIE ntaST’f b a LESS TH EBA LLH A RD ­ WARE CO. “VVe-Want Your %ll -Patronage’ / have used a three burner Perfection Oil Stove for twelve years. It still gives the same good Kcsults as when I first purchased it, \ '*/ have cooked occasionally on other stoves , but to me the Perfection is the easiest to keep clean and the nicest to cook on. When I need to replace a chimney or flame spreader, they are always ob • ta inable quickly at a reasonable charge. My next stove will be a fou r burner P erfectio n .** v I 7U U .. * % . & '• m n r J - d s if!!'1: W H EA T FLO U R, GRA H A M FLO U R, O LD F A S H IO N E D BUCKW H EAT FLO U R SMITH BROS. -FUKNITUKK- -: V B R O W N R IC E K A 1 T F & I A G C LU STER R A IS IN S . PU FFED R A IS IN S , “Quality ‘ SO U TH ER N BREAD .• HENS A N D i : C A K ES, M IL K f FED * • *f U'NAf/--, j Mcivluinf • disc at prices that a. appeal” -• a . , &a * T in e sm o k ed ' an d “ d r e ssed wr r . ,, 7 /#, i M E A T S F R E S H F R U IT S AN D V E G E T A B L E S . G 6 n z a 1e z G ro cery C o . HILL HDW. CO. Phone 278 funking begins when you touch a match to the wick. Mo tune lost in heat generation. They bum only tl,c safe, cheap fuel, kerosene. Clean, intense heat flows up the lonq chimneys direct tnyourcooking. L’tensilsurokeptclean and unstained, us evury dn»p of oil is completely burned before the beat reaches them. No Strenuous scouring. . . yellow tips inches long above You can bake, broil, fry. ond || lion—all at the same timeuj3 any cooking process, and it remain* $ Perfections are sturdily built, " ‘^ ^ 3 surface, and a handy base •«!* oil supply is visible ot all limes in t.r which is easy to refill. Alcrely 1 by the bail. ig z M touch the kerosene st«» M YELLOW flamc Tire ~ //7 y /7 /7 7 /7 . ou ie ////////y * ~ *'* **■ E v e ry Perfection burner r n c r is is inde­ m d c- & pendently operated and capable „d capable o olf . every range of heat. For- iry frying steaks, .n g stcak s, turn the wick high enough to produce ,gh to pr,,duc c sh ow you e o u io n c i b J w P. « . Flam e fo r Frying Steak • T h is f7 .0 0 to *J w ith buUt r « » F E C T ,o N S t o v e C o m e a n y , A t l a n t a , G a . ■ i& -3 e 9 277 F irs t Street. (.on. . n « ,.b „ 0„ Many Fh.nda women have had their Perfections 111 yeurs uiid more. Perfections ftivc the most cffieicnt cooking service day in, day out, the year' _ground. I hey get the cooking done on time, and G urc dependable, convenient and safe. F R Y E R S , D R E S S E D A N D AL.I VE, c o m plete AH »* r ,k .u iu mt A tU .it, Tampa. Jadua tM U mad N tw O rU au “W e Can Meet Your m & i Newts.” Phone 53 TH15 STORE W H E R E Q U A LITY COUNTS - ■MMadMMH tr �»»»* t L *? SSOCIATEH «ncd $100 and coats in court here. T vo real estate-men were operot- - the negro settlements ■f?to eo*- inK nn,0I?F license, officers charged, selling for E c e f ^ i j J d ^ c r ac l ................ ,renl , . . estate B ‘hat ** ’ anything down nnd anything y P a y 8 ^ 'b u t e a^11 .Lincoln 10 Foreign Priests Anniversary Expelled By Mexico **»• 12—^-VTri- Federal Officials T JJ* *'* as a " history and the iwuspal.i-th^ouKh- '.*« •»!■«•"___ Milton—Bills aftkod for construe tln r 12-mlle atrip of highway alone I Santa Rosa Peninsula. MEXICO CITY, Feb. liJ.-f/ P ,lort pr‘C8tH have been donro h in fJ° m Mef ‘f0- c,* ht more am held for expulsion, nnd the pofT .*e.#k.,n? other, snlleKe,l to tuihn' ? * ted % , Mexican constlf)!day. Wa* nffida,1y nnnourtced hUbin” Emancipator, the tatisninn. was hon™ “«»ttva speech and rare these confined E « £ * l TAjiPA. F c 'b .l2 .- ''F l« ;h ” Cov. |pre,"£” f , « P r R^ k jngton, formor football star, was j or(M in c probably fast on the grldtron and f „orvjcr. No L , o _ deserved the rficlcnamo herecoivod,; t0 lh, ■b, but on the Templei Terrace high- living, its ?ui * “ * , K n v 0 ' Mm L a h^ 'u vn v here, nnd with n motorcycle f jr((t tlm« «« i.V’ r2,da>' for ^e «t°r.v Texas dosH patrolman after him, he resembled j its doJ™ th F r A'!Sr he provcrlda to rto.se- S p ellin g crnor Miriam A Frequest of (J<,v*•* charged hy the officer and n ^ r hi, birthday - eriruson to hononniversary. tin ^ a ft- «>.c was paid._____ ’ ” ........ I onosst Abe that 11 ®l°ries o f his Lne mas- JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 12. The r. t('l« and retold K S a proprietor of a local hotel preI enthusiasm l>y fe* doctor i ferrod the company of a spider "'ho had knowm *£ “ to that of a woman patron, and *• the latter Indignantly Jeft the . hostelry. The spider waA seen on the ceiling. The woinan comi«*lhip r plained. The management nrotestW***,®.! t d that the spider had been n ampliation .lfrjrad.. 5n catching flics, roaches nnd mice. L IQ U ID Foe* and Toilrt The department of the interior clom fl -r24 hours, notice for the closure of several school, nnd nsylums conducted under religious managements. POWDER You can buy at your A&P ntore, food v l i 7 h| J l8t.*ict..COUrt ,s continuing wIipM,”' ” i i ! 0Ln to determine «n ? H nrchhishop Moral del Rio TRIAL or.TuR . olkc.r church officials have s.-»a r» i f h> Ilam M t o t e m * . contrary to the constitution. bmim. IMtWa 2 Milton— New Sanla Rosa Coi courthouse will cost between $ at prices such as you probably never , dreamed of before. !• ft** LYON MFC. CO. as..r«ik«trrrt, a««vb!i. h.Y. ' I t iiim iiiiiiiiiiiM iit iiiiiiil G REA TEST FOOD S A L E IN TH E * — — * —— — — - • ^ i A as s ', - - r*4M e HISTORY OF A&P STORES 12-—The KEy W EST, Fob. 12.—Key Uahmity w est has Just undergone a siege of visitations. * General John J . if of FTor-' i>(rf,hing, a French and an English Kk V10 attache, Captains E . D. Wilm nnd dhktk: Is- Arthur Stopford dt tram to StatC8 dcstroyen See Mr. A nm on.at I ireb -!• -V-3 nnd the U. S taking orders for sjtrin l Vine Ripened urday and Monday. No. 2 Cans Siturday Iona Brand ’ Regular Price 12c each Aaason. Tiiloring a iprlng 10 Lbs., Good Irish Potatoes ,:t •v *' ' Lb.,,Dairy FarnFSausnpv Sweet Maryland Sugar 10 Lb., Granular Sugar ... 1 Can of Corn and Ronfel Reel No. 2 Cans 2 Packages Philn. Cream Cu 2 Package 1 1-2 oz., Roquefort Cheese . . *• ' * * **» • Iona Brand Regular Price 15c lb. .. 1 Quart Apalachicola Oyster1 Lb., Swiss or Pimento Choi Fresh Country Eggs, Do/. \ ■ Knfferhag Coffee, Roman Meal, whole wheat, brown rice, sautr kraut.--------- . WE DELIVER ANYTHING OYKU A DOLLAR : S n o w .d r ift 5 .1 rich creamy s h o r t e n i n g ■ l or m a k i n g c a k e , b i s c u i t and pastry and for f r y i n g M cC uller’s G rocery » m IN IH E BASKET . PHONE 71 g ■I I O I l I I I B I I I M l I R l I H l I B K I l I D I I I I I I l l i n E I I l F i l l D I S K D R I I I C■I pits! iI .* . i i u CAMPBELL’S SOUPS Regular {Price 10c each # 3 Cans Golden Brown Oven Baked A&P Brand Fish and Poultry\\ Market Phone 481 -W. I'anums For Their Fine Flavor cans S ■ ■ ■ CANS Regular Price 10 each fkgrade fish, poultry, shrimp 5 , • V White Naptha And Oysters. OAP INISII M A K EREL iTROUT y>NAPPERjjTEAK _ MACKEREL CKI.ED PERCH ICK BASS 'serf and live Chickens "• lU i, C o m m o d a te Save 5c 6 B a rs — - ■«-T K -* ■ d o lla r m om bu y s - h e r e ' The qreal Piqqlq Uliqqlq organization has so sqitcmalized ^ach individual; handlinq operation that tremendous savinqs are effected $ in vthe: coil of opev.;.ion. Each reduction in the cost > f operation reduces the size of the profit required b y ^ g q lq JU liq q !w ,^ d that .saving belongs to you. Regular Price 12c each Reliable Brand . *. » No. 2 Can R egular Price 25c 39c CW ornia 1 5 ) X— 2C Quart Jars 7 l-2c 3 cans Toilet Paper ' ° RIV0 lhis department a Z , ‘tem sold on « money •* KRAUT IIIIU IU IM \ v n m sg m ? ' u P T »4 » T o r r r Where Sanford irfi • ■-? ..._____ _M i rv n rj r n . �H E R A L D , FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1.2,192fi A rrangements Bein *or Wills-lenglen £ , BY HILLY EVANS ■ft t ' IT in not often th at a m ajor league club completes one single department with ensi-offs from a N ext Monday Or Tues • neighbor. But thin is just what the Chicago l)?.' Cubs have done in lining up ChnrRfc ley Grimfn for first base, Earl d*\; Adams for second base, Howard JMfjrrftlgati for third base nnd Jimmy V Cooney, for shortstop. ■' All arc former members of the S t. Louis Cardlnnls. * ‘ .G r im m was introduced to the big league circuit with tho Curv;. dinals |n. 1918, but was not ripe v enough and was turned over to the (ft;'; Little Rock club on one of those K |lM n tlh raen ’a agrecnnits*' fo r ironSsSi But the bond of Hecrecy was btoken some placo and, when E&Grifom was sought by other clubs •l* a prospect, he was purchased * b y the Pittsburg Pirates. The ’ Cardinals did not have their eviV donee in blnck nnd white nnd lust “ their appeal for the first baseman. L om o f Gritnnt Was Costly Playing with the Pirates four years, Grimm joined the Cubs last £• Winter in tho famous 'exchange which shifted Aldridge. Grantham a nnd Nichaus to Pittsburg with i ' Cooper, 'M nranvillo nnd 'Grimm gning to Chicago. t - ■ .Adams was another junior prosv pock when he reported to the Car,v dlnala in the Bprlng of 1021. But ‘ : he had Rogers Hornsby for his competition at Second base nnd .naturally did not cover more than C tho spring training period., He war> honk to Syracuse, thonce.io' Wiehi-' Falln tifiij Ih thc Texha League convinced tho staff o f scouta for .the On! cago Cubs that he was Un­ worthy succciHor la Zob Terry. Adams, like many snappy Second V- , basemen, is a midget. He lmrely reaches five feet, yet he was the - leading fielder in the National League for 1926, with an average of .083., He- was high for assists with 651 nnd high for nutouts with ' 354.{}.■■ ■ * Cooney Latest to Join* Cults ' Howard Froigou nuuic his debut with tho Cardinals as their bnt boy, originally coming under Branch Rickey's sharp- eyes with the Ohio Wcileyan team. It is . quite- n jump from bat boy to a regular lob b u t. Froignu cleared . tho htirdlo nnd wan the sensation || as the Curdinals' third baseman ‘ In 1921. •___ • Jn neod of a catcher nnd having n p.t, i a __/jp\ the contemplated ntakjN P» • adverse comment in the •being made by f the Carl on o speed up the th ADAMSX \ GRIMM surplus third bnse m aterial, curly inat season Hickey accepted live trade bid of the Cubs of Bob Furrcl for I’rHgau ami Mike tlontmlo t. Froignu was plnccd ut third base immediately by Bill Klllefor and caused tin* passing of Harney Frlbcrg to the Phillies, ThuaJ.hu Cuba had three o l their four infielders from the Cardinals. THE most aerfous proble-i in * the British E m ® * ? ? f t t moment Is what, to d„ to Eddjo away from Horses nnd ho,1 ♦ « • E V E R Y time you ,,ick u , paper these days you rend Eddie has been bounced for . cduple of furlongs and* a peck £ onts by a cockney nng pos,e«i„I a strong disljkc for royalty an!. Lenglen will be who obtained tho eir 1exclusive privilege has nrnved here or Taesdny ^ t J)U fn||cd t0 produce the money. mericon news reel pictuic hove protested to the U. gether next Monday it wdl la? dur­ Tennis Association againat THE situation has ceased to h» Jk ing mid-ofthmoon. I f tho match uaion from ft Wilia-Lcng* -Tho act is entirely too one^id#/tth has to go over until Tuesday, it i. They requested the Tho net is. entirely too on-slSKS will begin at 11 o'clock. Miss Wins i body to clnim to the You never reqd, for instance, that' op has fretted over her inability to ithorities as the film ta k - Eddie has thrown a horse. got out on the courts and bring * * I private? concessionaire herself up to that point of perfec­ sitivcly xu&j\ be purchased EVEN tho horses are beginnin- by tion in ploy which she said recentto complain. It used to be a mirk rn y she hoped to attain in the midof distinction nrnong horse, t0'i« dll® of this week in ordir to be thro>v Eddie. Now this is changed I thoroughly prepared. .-aid it was n mutter vthich con- A realjy distinguished horse in tho' idi On tho other hand the French itrued news reel compilules and girl who has been playing tennis tiie Carlton Club and that tV> actionnlong Iho Riviera througnout the winter has Jisen forced to rc?t would be taken except toVomply * KING GEORGE is in n i|uin-,'ni! it n bit. Tho three days' absence with the complaint and the request dary. “I raided that kid to be B »r4Ttfi from tho courts will doubtlessly do be forwarded to French Teitnis au­ first-class monarch ami he turn*. but kr . > licr good for she is already at the thorities. out to be a third-rate bare-back top of her playing form. ri/ in t* M t ! n f i V f r n moans tiirin n u t __ George ADVANCES A NOTH ER. ST E P Hilliard to Act ns Umpire CANNES, France. Feb. 12,—< / IO George W. Hilliard, ^n Kngh-hnmn. former secretary of the .Wim­ —Apparently unaffected, by ,hcr bledon Tennis Association, will um­ cifvrced rest of three days, owing pire and 11 nnturul linesmen have to the continued rain, Miss Helen been chosen. The protests of Mile. Wills advanced another step in the Lenglen and Miss Wills over the Carlton Club t ournament today by publicity that has "been caused • tie I A R n f fffiO T R f ill o f England ealo of exclusive film rights for hv the nvcrwlielittiig -score C-0, 5-0. COONEY FREIGAU trench , ct„cWherc hnve made S r ito n Courts, Thomconsider revoking tho to h . « been b y J o e Viliiaro, MR. O'GOOFTY think* the queen can solve the whole problem ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 12.— in n couple of minutes mid ut very moderate c-xpenso to the l!u king(,V»- With only ono moro first liam household. H:mt;iu( A t Which Many Arc division player, Blair Nunnna“ LET them buy him n Lilly!ri Expected To Spenk Marks mnl.ci. of ( levoinnd, O., to face in (.lose Of Tflurnamcnl l.ast- lii nil!" remaining gabies of round gont,” suggests ME O'Cinifty. “Even if he can’t ride tin- gnat T ing 2 Dftys InOranRcC.mnty ini’ih. .I); iieii Mossmnn of Eldora, he won’t have so fur to fill." [ti ia promises to pull through tho preliminaries undefeated. He ORLANHO, F la , Feb 12 (d*i mis-t i \uiiannmak<-r today. Dr. F. F . Tliompson, has nnnuunceil that 'El Comanche linn been added ' Di plnying a siendy improvetn the list of speakers for the ban­ i-ien! iii hist plrty the past two Tho fourth member to fill out quet on Saturdny night whidi wdl days, tln> 19\onr <>ld youth prom-. the quartet is Jimmy Cooney, ji nvark the closing of-thv ataie wide ii.v to .establish several Tu-sv jJrortaLip. Cooney recently was casting tournament to bo held h< n wi rhl's recorib. He tied one mark piuiting 10 consccutraded to the Cubs for Pitcher during the week of the 11 nnd l.t ve tyrday ns n part of . tho Hlr.to meeting of i v doubler, umi is now u ' few Victor Keen. tin Walton League. Tiie banquet Iminls ahead of all existing rocplace lias born changed frn-n tin- ii i fur percentage of ringers on Knights of Pythias luill-to a local sliot-s pitched. OnL . few changes developed in h o tel It. was also announced that tin re i-tamling.-. of the high 12 among lias been a chango- in the casting the .’b‘i contestants durin<r Thurs­ piogrini due to the large numlu r day's Huy. With 'rusiL-v^tion of B e st O f N ation’s 3 -Y ear-O ld s A re Ik e B oone O f Boston Red So x Leads B ein g Prepared F o r S p rin g R a cin g T eam In B a ttin g B u t Loses H is Jo b ;, . . —------------; .. • , v L O U IS V II^ E , Ky., Feb. 12. (fp) 177 pounds up, liowovQr, to 122 —Comfortably tucked -away In carried by Bubbling Over. Tho wlntor quarters mr being prepared poundage given Canter is about for campaigning on Houtheru equal to a length in n mile race, trnrks, some 409 three-year-olds according to some handicap ay-s­ ure tioing conditioned for flic Husu- toms, if the two colts had been Io Kwntuck/' Derby. equally weighted. It was Bubbling On Ma; 15 only a score or. so of ___ face tho barrier. These , will bt> gtectcd by tho thundering 1 upplmiHc of tliotlsaiids of persatts , at historic old Chutxdiill Downs,• ' and lit the end of the mile and u quarter 'race ono of them will find fume nnd fortune awaiting. Mcnntimc, hones will he mingled ; j with disappointments n» one by *n n e tho propectlve candidaten for the 550,909 classic will be found wanting und withdrawn., Bttco horse done und digests ? f perfornmnees show three of the UYpnllea standing out as “winter WHEN n nmjpr league ball club lots go of its heavitmp hitter then it may bo guessed th at itti. plahrfa r re-oignni; ntion are pretty rad­ ical. T h at is wlint the Uostm. lied Sox have done in rpicase of Out­ fielder tl-o Boone to the Missions club o f San Francisco in the Coast League. Not only did tiie elongated Ike lead Bed Sox hitters in l'.)2a, blit lie nl.iu stood a t flic top of the Bed Sox in bitting in 1924. . T h e previous noaautt with San Antonio in tho Texas League lie led tliu Lone S ta r circuit as a HWntsmlth with a hatting murk above .490 W ith the Bed Sox in 192J Boone batted .333 in 12H gam es, with 12 home tuns to his credit as p art of his cxtrn-hmgi contribution. In 1925 ho blitted .330 in 188 games. T h at I k e . will continue to hit in Coast League? cifn be sa fe­ ly predicted—be always has i>ctn a h itter. It probably will he said Hint bitting lets him out, ami Mint v an why Boston dincurdcd him. Ja p a n e se T ak e Up Golf. As Thoroughly As O thor A thletics CHICAGO. Feh. U ._ L P ) _ J « . H in it fack Urn nuver.Avuulii-Ukc the Biiiilie'q Futurity, and l ’linipry,' chdmplon two-year-old, are tiie big tbreo today.' Rhlndck. svlnnsr of the Golden Rod Handicap on the closing day of the fall meet here, and Chicago , have been coming ulutig nicely. F ig h fs R esu lts strange c-onrse, under winter ci ditions. Hi- used Lire best form making his strokes, ilia tjb were so orthodox that Crowd used them in playing tho Jat uese even for 11 linlt-r, althwu the American was two down a* t end of the nine. Ito predicted that golf wot become the leading sport In Jap und that tiie island* if the kit dom would bo dotted with gi courees in u few- years. I io h found it the mo»t ubiquitous of tBnmcs, having no trouble in pi: |1ng it in all parts of tiie World. . Mrs. <faarffp H. Cox owns Kbinock and Chicagt) belongs1 to Fred Grab Her. "Bubbling Over" Good ' ^ In the ouinlon of sumo turf /mlhoriUen, Bubbling Over getk i the rail over Canter, ulthough the lutlei nosed out the Bradley colt in the rich Pimlico Futurity. In thul race, Canter got to tltu winning post in the last stride. Ho hud Adventures O f Jack K eefe Y O U KNOW M E A L O C E S THE. RV&COUf F O fi OlElMEd - •CUTTEf? Go l o o k r^otc c^.ck: ftkJD TELL HIM U ; T i h e t o G-o G a r j c d ^ .c s e D / of entries. The hoys’ i-ventr. have play this mnrniirr tiie tollowing In-cn moved up from Suiurday In Ha. i v held tiie coveted positions Thursday aftenuuin j.nd the vvotu m lm*1 for tiie ehnmpionshin fin ­ cn's events have l.il-n moved up a l.; ' W. E Pel. from .Saturday t ' l-'uii> after i. ' Nil:, man. noon. This will leave lie rusting i' I u. In. • 23 0 1.00(1 events fur tin- men >nl> t > h» i an off on Satiirdiiy witu tin- urf 1.1in Nunainak r. ' I' vi land. () 21 2 ' 9.S0 ihirting falling mi l-'ri.la. after noon and fly ras'ing TI ur .lay at Bert lllllvee. ternoen. Aecurding to Dr. Tliumu....n :,*i invitation ha.- hcell exlci-dn) to T. II. llnilgeS, state coluriis-imiei of shell lull, tn attend tiie ban­ quet and tn deliver one of tl • principal mid reuses nlong Vita m ate gann and fish commissioner J . H. ltoyull, !,. Bassett, of the National Irani- Walton League, and El Coiunmhe, short story w riter.’ The nililitum of HI Comanche l<> th e ' list of Imiiquet speakers rounds out an excellent program in the opinion of the committee. I Mr. Comanche has contributed nr-1, tid es and stories to numerous sporting and outdoor iimgaxines. McKeesport, I‘n....... l l .qao As n youth he made the trip w ith! L i, par valent .* -CaUformw the l firstT^akoTi trains. He lias made (15 trips a.ro .a the con'inent and in known ir< the traveling sports - 1 man. He was adopted by the Sioux! Indians nnd made a chief. H*'£-0lLl HOPPED U P T ftY lN f' T o L C iU O T H a m (a t c h v ; n H T o w N c y - T H E d t ISC IS k.'ct/> Ocvok/ T H E R E iFlGHiK/'^ora k 1GKT - V / TEtCkf ir « J v jh a T ' s t h e B o r ik i' g l o v e OM v o u d ^ u ta e p o rs , ThBkT X G P .ir Fiddling Contest To B e Held In S araso ta Auditorium Today SARA80TAT Fisc Fell. 12. (/P)_ 1 - A. Harrison of this elty, who j v«?,ro* championship for fid|dling in the state of Florida, will , H‘,‘ t Bud Vnpce, who i-luimH the F.irlay night. \ance. whit has been wintering m I-ort Myers, challenged Ilurrir ,n , 1!1 a fiddling contest, when he mm in un Atlanta (taper that Ifarrison had ebnileiiged Nellie Dunhuin, who claims the champion­ ship of Malue for fiddling. T r a n s p o r la n o N tf« ’ erty owner as a tax ratr. inp materials cannot be nK"fdj arc produced, liigliwi)** necessitate heavier costs to roads arc delayed and ,fJ •1 roads— deliveries arc slo*™ TTTTT^afycrutsanil -w'jvw* rn* Florida has every need lot u T he Florida Lime RoclJ' r.tands in a peculiarly k vorJ flic road buildins rfq“irot>«“ better able to serve as it u cars. D oth in iinmen^i «°nnJSfJ location. (|uarrics of da iM munties and com« Y ou T/ha inHucnce «-> • llolUlhg cars cr vvl»o ;cnsi(ler the benefits o j • 4.-built rOidi. .-.:ul live more means of t d rv d cp fii. tl»e E.rfju r , ^ tr ctn’yjtgos con^cst'.oo J n ; ■; . nrc^ief (lie Ihv cK-yrd vv!!“ , ;..l0U,n5 speed u p « f motrna- * ^ tiers— to provide fi �T.l7i5o .kowVUlvrout. Of the Spanish •viators who Sob. Spall!- the port Irom which Columbus s* led on his f £ t voyage « f discovery- • to Argentina. * the first leg of the flight led them to the Canary Isles. Front ***lcrc they hopped down t# the Capo Verde Mnnd-. Thehco it is a jump 1432 miles to the next land—the Island of Fomnti,lo Norunha. <off the coast of Brain. _ . ; From that pglnt on the air" men should have easy going. It is only 27D miles from Fer­ nando Noronha to Natal, on the mainland, and the route thereafter leads in easy sta­ ges dowrt the coast line. The dotted Hho indicates the distance already acconiplishcd; the unbroken Urn-, that still to be. flown.. —g tained; fcut'it has the preventive. *1 ment of elements AMINO Public thus for; the people n ted iijrth erh most, b r reason of poverty^ the most difficult *to Milk most be considered https* the most ImpoTUnt single food ahd illib e r a l u*»'shAuld be encouraged in' all podaibld ways. , < ' ; . Bank of New Port Rtckcj' had tOtHl deposits of $1,0C2,545.70, «t close of 1925. note that Sem ifefeY bub-tropical Mid- • . ...... . .. . ——L . Live Oak—Su^anne^ 'H otel have new 60-room addition. h."’n K L m‘ ny T * * " • m'*fionor>' iltW » [?«r to Orlando, Feb. 16-20, T ’I l u j iBulatus the llyefi stldnt-arn. end BuarL .• purities n f’w K n l f t fhf :eed all forrtier county wo take space to s$y all you: .people T O TVwM’Owt W eek.FR EE . a im ri M»r*ail«Jnic relieved in a few i« riling r»4ucr<t tu. a r»w To be married by a woman has n fn,‘ in London among the young couples seckintr novelty in the ceremony. This has been made possible by the uppointment of Mats Dorothy Ufr. Uge 25. as a deputy in the marriage fP trl uf * . l.iio im ,. tun 1 ilrrllKtholis the Cittlfe *>»vrllo fu r fro s tr ia l tre a t* i i iste(f first. Capital hbs ' righto which are ns worthy of protection ns any other rights.. But labor is the superior of capital, and doserves much.the higher considcra- HELF AST—The Ulster branch of the British Association of Com­ mercial travellers rejected n nroposal thnt women be admitted to their association. One member de­ clared that women travellers ab­ sorbed store keepers attention so much that men travellers following missed their traRin. LONDON— Black silk atockings ns a mark of distinction are again coming into favor. Since' the vogue of flesh, colored stockings which virtually' every glrT- ' and' woman wear these days, women of taste in society 'have adopted the black silk stockings. This recalls the yenrs kround 1778, when nil women in F.nglund Wii'fc white stockings, nnd. It was considered greatly daring or ec- in I p)nNPP ? T A f!rc” mnki"2 club »n England hns been established for women, the first of it, kind in Kensington. The club is oPcn evrry nftcrnodn, and instead of card tables, smokers' stands and Will the next fnsfiiftn crate for a sideboard for serving drinks, there are sewing machines, fit- women lie Jcwcleil nose studs? A ting stands und nil necessarV London woman, Mr*. Muriel Blansays they nrc wonderfully equipment for successful home tyre, K n . i . v W , t .a dress making but which the nvern<rc home dressmaker dues not buy for herself. The only variation is the serv­ ing of tea at four o'clock. ostrils nnu lh(, Mirvice |nve,Ugator* failed to . ... i produce tho disease In this Way. stover ho\% Then many attempts .were made " nf ‘ to Infect monkeyH with blood and <W TlifiiTv juices from paticoto-dylnir of -------* •" ! pellngrn ugnin without success.' i( . Finally, tho investigators ted a rrs’ is a dozen convicts, who volunteered for ny women i (he purpose at one of the MUsis-, he museum 18jppi pri,on farms, with a diet rcio,ttiqn, A j Ambling the diet of the class of lied at th e , people who most sufferetl from ‘ criers ' t)u> disease. In about six mohths, ter-skeltei, t |1u|f „f these men developed poltcr ilmilnr |lnpni which re- ■ The investigators reasoned 'thnt 0 draw h |f the disease is duo to a defective diet’, a proper diet should chuso ] the tlisease to disappear. This wus coining in -, therefore tried at several orphant seems to nge* nnd Insane asylums with thb io Russian nnticpnted result, namely, that the ns bocom > disease disappeared front thcao In* :h friHiuenl stitution*. ment ami Milk Essential 1 of health. "Just what component of u «■ tirobabh t.roiHT ditt prevents and cures the has not yet been aster Tho death of Dame lx>uisu Brandretli Aldrich llluke hns saddened nil professional women of England. She. was the first woman to take the degree of Muster of Surgery from the University of London and for nearly twenty-five years was 'England** most celobrnted woman surgeon. •• In tl ic near future Sem inole Boulevard • . and Geneva s An Eastern Front Corner Lot On Sanford Avenue *' • di iH Eb^SAtte' facing Sau Lanta erms On' Lot 50x181) root . i* $8,500 Harlhn W1. Kelley yj.nno Cauli. interest. 510 I’nlmclto, Avcnuo Phone 313-J 8, Dnlnnco ?75 jwr month, L. I>. CHITTENDEN • Al Hrltt-ChUlcndcn Rf»Uy Co. ...................................................................................... .. M i “ A m i'ct M ajestic P in es” • W. I t ONEAL, President . ,f, L, CtfLES, Treasurer, C. lA HOWARD, Manager Slave bangles ntndc of ivory, tor­ toise shell and amber, and rvvn common celluloid are the most t< cent at tides of arm adornment nmong the Russian women. These hiay l«e worn singly or in two’s and three's. SANFORD GROVE • i She has held many office* which had to do with the study of child labor. Professor Soothill is tmj « ' Chinese »t o ,fo “ l „ j til poh« Uys tl°‘‘Abrnhnin Lineolrf rightly diag­ St psdc nosed the situation,” Bays Lady jfa and Oxford. v# • V i fnrtoric».,, n W°"1Br’- ln>* " tor °r In the proper Engltslf manner, she hu* written a letter .to the Times about it. For her text she dug back into one of Abmhant Lincoln’s mossage* to CongTOjts. She quotes - the martyred Presi­ vemcn dent: “Labor is prior to nnd indepen­ dent of •capital. Capital iso only __ ‘ nnd varied career ^ ■„ . , Jnd sociologist. She wn, J J S j g ted from Girton College Cam J>»idjrc, and. for mnnv voar* wy* 'yith the Home O f f S uropean liry arc nta as K grand#f years Dent more iring two male e»vd native '■ Enters Cell K LONDON*—'-Dame Adelaide Arw deraon who Lord W illing 'o n ^ a n ^ K s o r ’w. TV 4^ )0thi11 to China Of thOMa . commlsaion wh“ h* u ' A * indtemni.h° W tho Wm,ini"g Do«r indemnity payments due Great are attempting to fly from L shortSt knee Upwng bto be W.TU'II TftH 3ANF0R centric for on; stockings. Atiantic F lig h t • - Avenue will be the most Ir^veled highways - tjie greater Sanford district. T hen it will be thatHic entire j)opulation will awaken to .the splendid advantages of properties located at this intersection. T h e demand for • property so ideally located will send prices soaring. Those who have realized what these thoroughfares will Invest your dollars in one of the most rapidly growing developments in this section of the greater Sanford Dis­ trict. A place, where your investment is sure to gi*ow be,i ■, i f , ,ti • , 11■'. v. . ..Lu , cause of its location, and of the lowr moderate prices homesites are now selling.' Whether you buy to build a home of your own o: mere________ _____ . 4 . H>4 ^ it no section of this community hold forth such real , , promises of success and satisfaction. S mean to this section and Have backed their vision witli substantial investment will reap generous profits. We ask you in fairness to yourself to investigate the pos­ sibilities of Sanford Grove at your first opportunity. Our representative will be pleased to show you this propert) at any time. A call or phone message will place ourrtrganization at your ** Too many are the reaHons for detailed description here —but let us explain to you why speh an investment is wholesome. Any of our representatives wili be pleased to drive you tp the property and give you full partir *..... concerning this development. 1 1 SANFORD GROVE, Inc. BART NASON, Sales Director Natioiol Hank Did*. c. L-Britt E. A. Chlti Jo® J). C*I1 L. P. Chitti m S t �lulillxfied County pulillnneu eJ "W<1 for Honda." w it n e s s the hauA* » f th« chairm an tend S e cre ta ry am ) tb o sen I Uf aalil Hour.l iif Hanford, Hemlnolu Count), Florida. this lbo,SnO. day ur Kihruiinr laid. t* ■ V r v r s u - 's d p ? iwnshlp it. 8 ., JlAnro E rick so n . If ffv ln g arid COUNTY HOARD O K P U B L IC p artlea cln lm ln c In te r. IN ST R U C T IO N . ^ c a u u n d e r ------A lex Q. E ric k so n . d e ­ • for semlnolo County. Florida, ceaaed o r otlierm ls*. In And- to tbo (deni of board) . . , •. Above described lo IV . Jcrn lK a n . i» » , wa ,w . T> ? ' « r t w s s ~ f * - trc o i, Day ion, Ohio, and h e r hue bond.^C., .*— ----------uann, u \V »x.. iicrnlftn, il *l “HL "ivII— »vo. !i» iu aS tre i r cect,i . --Ilam D ayton, O h io :: to -------'l p a rtie s cla im in g In te rI r e y ; to a ll pan IN T U B n i l C l i f C O U R T , f l « * ta tandep M ar U c ls e r. d eceased, m i u n m e i A L c i r c u i t , m bi In and to tho nl ru d escribed proy O L n C O C T T Y , F L O R ID A . [tartle*. w h eth er p a rty ; “ to- a ll CH A N CERY. i, < claim in g In te rknow n o r unknow n, m il «• Qniet Tide. i nliove described e a t* In and to th e it •Ice A. Hmytti, If R O ttE R T H U N O E R F O R D IND1 irop erty ; to U eatrlcf all p artlea clalm T R I A L a n o n -p ro fit c o rp o ra l Ivina, and If dead. (_!. o rg an ised nnd e x ls tln fr under ntr In te re s ts under . X-uws o f Uio S la to o f F lo rid a , Hniyth, doexasod o r otherw lao. In « n d to th e fo llo w in g land In H<mlC o m p la lu u u t.. nolo County, F lo rid a, to -w lt: aeonau I’lGu'ii. et att / H e r In ut th e N o rth east C o rn er ■ ' O s f endAhfs. o f In tersectio n o f F lo rid a Mid* O rd er a f P u b l i c a n * . land and O raiitre l M t R ailro ad n .7° O e o n c , F t ( i i s a and -------In Sectio n 2, Tow nship 21 a , nktiss, hln wife, Robert Lynch i R a n r e SO J i , ru n N orth W de­ T,— - h » * wife. Addle Thomp c r e e s . M B iln u tasi C a st 100 fe e t, North 7 fleirreea, SO m in u tes W est 60 fe e t. S o u th w este rly 100 feet. S o u th e a sterly lou f e e t; to M arlon Sm yth , If llv ln r , nnd If dead, a ll p artie s cln lm ln c In te re sts under M arlon Sm yth , .d eceased or o th erw ise. In and to th e lo st above d escribed property to R o salie li. If liv in g . And If dead, nil ea e la lin ln c In te re s ts under R o s a lie Hniyth, d eceased o r o th e r­ w ise. In and to th e la s t above d e­ scribed p ro p erty ; to A rth u r Sm yth. If liv ln c. and If tlcad . a ll p arties cln lm ln c In te re st under A rth u r Sm yth , deceased or o th erw ise , In and to th e la s t above d escribed p ro ­ p e rty : to A llan Sm yth , If living, and J f dead, a ll p a rtie s c la im in g Interaata under A llan Sm yth , d e c s ** * ad o r oth erw ise. In aud to th e la st above described p ro p erty, and to a ll parties, w h eth er kn ow n or un- By JACK JUNGM EYEIt S M English Countess Is ; Denied Adm ittance By U.S. A uthorities m s w YORK, Feb. u . —m ~ T h e F.i Countena of Cathcart, tho divorced ^1 wife of tho Earl of Cathcart, ioduy • t was ordered excluded from tho I United States. Tho exclusion order l « W made by the sm liU -board of , | inquiry nt Ellis Island,"-which luis ; lnsen investigating thb countcsa’ ; CAso sines her arrival 'ruosday. of adultery.” Bh« linn announced that she will appeal tho caso to tho sccrelury o f labor a t Washington. McunWhile Immigration authorities have ordered hor held at Ellis Island dotentlon station. Unless Secretary o f Labor Davis reverses the recom­ mendations of tho board of intho countess will bo return­ ed to England on the next Cunard Uaer selling for Liverpool, tho au­ thorities sold. Albert Parker akin, by color of the hair and eyes: and tho indefinable glow of the blood behind the features. “fyor can thla native quality be very much altered by make-up. Tho color camera poors through any su­ perficial masking nnd brings out often unexpected tone values and' strange emphases. Tests in black and white afford no criterion. o f F lo r id a approvod N ovam bar 22rd J*IG Brtd; w r itte n oplulun o f Mr Jo h n C. T ho m p son, nttn rn oy o f Now Y o rk C ity Now Y o rk , ap p rovin g thi> u lld lty o f aald bunds w ill ba f u r ­ nished. S a id bonds to bo sold fo r d eliv e ry w ith in tw en ty C o ) duya a f t e r w r itte n n o tic e of a cco p ta n e * o f b id la g iv e n nnd irfld bonds to bn o f th o d en om in ation o f S I ,000. nnd In to rc s l and prlnelpul to bo p a y a b le at tint N atlunul 1‘nrk D ank, C ity and S ta te o f NoH- Y o rk . E a c h hid m u st he uocoinpanled w ith a c e rtifie d check In thu sum o f 15.001). madn luiyaMu to thu Hoard of P u b lic Diaiasml t o n - f o r Homlnole County. F lo rid a ,' a'ucli ch o c k ' o f th e siicooNsful bid d er to Imi re ta in e d na lluuldali-d dam ngua should the Hucrossful blddor fa ll to J a k o unld bonds A ccording to tho v erm s o f tills n ollco nnd hlu bid. T b o nuld Hoard re s e rv e s tho r ig h t to re je c t any nnd a ll lilda. A ll propoeaU should hu addressed to th e County Hoard o f P u b lic In , tru ctlo n fo r Seinlnolu C ounty, F l o r ­ ida. earn o f T. W. L aw to n, S e c ­ re ta ry , Hanford, F lo rid a , and tn a rk - S*nl a S jn t o r js i« *K :,.w .S S S p i? audits sysi Jacksonville, Tumps i Palm Bea^ E foront from onc'i* semblance in tho prevent day neutruls. Those prophesies nro inspired 'from comment by Albert Parker. ° f Dougina Fairbanks’ j'B la c k Pirate,” during tho course o f which he subjected over 00 bcau•tirul actresaca to tho “lens and paints,” with Billie Dove un the final choice. •jc'l “Color personality,” assorts Pnrltsr, whose explorations In this field haye been extensive, ”i» determined by plgipcntntlon, by texture o f the M il H n n fo rd .-Flo rid *. »nn ^n County. F lo rid a . Contractors of •317-318 First Kij 'I. STUCCO and PLASTER Phone 75 11 Masonic Temple Bldg, All modern finishes inside and out. A1 work Guaranteed. Look our work over. Plenty of Mechanics and plenty of m a % • terial. Hanford, Comer Sanford Av^, c m Frontage o„ Sanford^* l-J-o-4 year.*, &-Room House—Corner parf (95 ft. frontage on Park An Reasonably priced and with joodi Licensed Beal Salesman—E. T. uml each of you. utnl said causa proceed ex nartc. It la further ordered that, this "•2TJ ha published Weekly, onco a * f„oull trooka consecutively, *n Herald, a newnpapor pub Uhd at Hunford. Florida. „ w “ «>5*» «ny hand and tho neat of tbo said court thla tlia JSth day of Juuuury, A. D. m a . • ■ , , V. E. DOUCJLAHS, Clerk of the circuit Court. #u t.h wunlndlo County. Florida. {Seal) Dy: A. M. Weeks. D. C. Dickinson & Dickinson. • Solicitor for Complainant. TSTt ih j c in c u iT . ’tm tislV *'"D iinu tiV I B X L a u x e i a v ^ . 1, r L u ,in ,v - “ j . p. vs. a j :k l o. je p s o n CoifapUlnatil. . «.t ni.. . .. Dafandanls. , °*7«rr " f H u blleatlun. a i l r* * Je p s o n , I f ilv itig. and IT dead, a ll p artle a cla im in g In te r­ e sts under A xel O. Je p so n . d ece a s­ ed o r otherw lao In and Yo tin, fo l- This Servant? A n Exceptional Investment Earnu $8.75 every three monthB. Will turn over all earn ings to you. Absolutely no expense to you a fte r pay m ent of purchase price of $500.00. S A L E O F HPMNM. P BC IA L T A X SCHOOL I* Hi­ ll ICY NUMDHIl 1. I (IT U R ll W IS E NOWN AH HANFOHII SPKCIA 1. A X • SCHOOL II1 S T U IC T I OF ■ M IN O L B C O IY T Y , F L O R ID A , CUUOL UQKJlHi Corner of Sanford Avw uml 5th .St., sVJxlOU feel iy Hoard of P u b lic In stru ctio n m lnola Cuunly. F lo rid a , nt tho o f ih o H uparlnlondoni o f pubistruotlou o f th a aald C ounty ■ C o u rt house) In Hanford. Is on o r bufora tho e x p ira tio n r ty (3 0 ) d ay s fro m the, f ir s t at loti o r th la n o tice u n til 111 o‘In tho fo m n o o n o f Star. Sib., fo r thu uurchaao o f »(&o,ooo d T a x S ch oo l D is tr ic t No. I 'w ise know n aa Hunford Hp«oix S ch oo l D ls lrlu l) o f S e m ibounty, F lo rid a , boudu; aald to b« d ated Ja n u a r y 1, 1S2S, V in te r e s t a t th e ra ta o f G 't n t p er annu m , In te re s t p ayim l-a n n u s lly on thu f ir s t d sy R . W. L A W T O N , Realtor Renl Estate und Investments— I’honu 713 Meisch llullding Sales Force: It. W. Lawton nnd J . M. Roche RAW SORE THROATS Shares of Florida Power & Light Co. P referred Stock are being of­ fered fo r sale. You can get five of these shares for about $500.00. Then you will be entitled to receive $8.75 from the Company ©very January 1, April I, JuJy 1 and October 1—not only this year*, but next year, and the y ear after th at and right along year a fte r year just as long as you keep your shares. The stock which is being sold is P R E F E R R E D Stock, and it is Cu* muJative, th erefore the Company must pay the dividends in full be* fore one penny of dividends can be paid on the Common Stock. 1 The $8.75 that the Company pays you every three months is called a dividend.” It is the, wages earned by your five shares of stock—your SERVANT. This kind of a servant Added to Lincolns many splendid trails was his frugality. Ho lived Hirrtply but well, ami alwuys economized and saved at every consistent turn. a re d a n g e ro u s t a k e KLO K-LAX -pleasant tabulesto d ean the bowels BETTER THAN •‘OIL" ‘1 If you have $500.00 lying idle why don’t you let it earii $8.75 every three months for you? Put it to work in Florida Ppwer & Light Co. by investing in its Preferred Stot^k. Your savings will not be invested far aw ay; they will be in plain sight — both safe and a t work. At pres­ ent price the stock pays 7 per cent ^on eaclf dollar you invesT Lincoln’s Rirthdav 1 . Roc Bond Stucco a Specialty n<7M (I F •j central^ ' Orders May be I'luced and Information obtained through Any employee of Florida Light & Power Company l Interest Raid on Savings Accounts information niuy be obtuined and purchase mude through First Nalionul Hank Sanford) Florida. Sanford, Fla KLOK-LAX Hunford Hank und Trust Co. Sanford, Florida. STRENGTH - SERVICE - PR O G R ESS complete information; SUNSHINE Sunshine Feeds from baby chicks to grow n hens m eans B e tte r Chicks, Quicker Growth and M 6re E g g s . Ju s t ask any owner of a Sunshine Flock “ Y ou r Money Back If You A ro N ot ^ati^fied” W t In fra sf' fcljptr J to thru- r.rsl*. Sanford Feed Q f ' V S ’* There is a vast difference between speculating and investing. I n v e s t i n g means putting money ttwny securely so that It win pay you more money regularly at staled pcriods every year. , A In s , | 1 Sruck and tb o Couu>«i^. ( your rotiu lraim iu ls) lloo.oo uml accru.u t ) I w ish to subscribe UIVlIl F la n o f ltd iK,r >our I'r.fu rre U S io o k ut p rice of biiuiu. tk iu l L m in mu mIiu w I uit e x a c t , ) IMuaso, sblp a iv iU cn i ik t uhotv u HL d r ic i Naiuc of Y ou r Uauk _ mala id **^1 for tl* * * ) I v rlsli to subsL-rll). /a n a atcru.U aiviat„a pSf ( A rod* « b ooklet U llln u roura abu u t your F rc(srr«.d amouul tluu. ( .. »n u r.» v® £ $ b*{• s to c k *** wish U>,cl< �SANFORDH In West Florida, ^ M a y Retire C O u n ^ f ^ J " ^ "P 'd ly* .- Variou" Various 'if prclimin* --- I— Wl ? S 5 S c * S r ^ ’ t lonu &.«■!•» T»‘i*. FRIDAY. h . wrm* of th « MK o o tn rr o f th * the N l.J- OT . NtV 1-4 of »ni<! S«-i‘ti»n 31, north 151.1 f * * < more o r lee*, to n point . * * « t of .muance of ginning: -th m e r went 435.5 fort i bonds to hai m or* nr 4* p* to th e point o f In -g ln -; thia • high* w®y. The i “l i . i i . *•/, UHKKSWQPU,, and nine, Mid lands p lu g and U«Ii>r In i? J n 9i(> vrire. if i-■ti.ii.. r<iuiiu. M»rida; yon and; construction llrnli.. a,,<l **'« i*a o . th r hrlr», oarli of yon «r<> liorouy ordolrd to I one of thP K a o t i o o i urun.,,r,‘e »t o lttre claim* ni»l*rat to thla tnu»* on o r heforri «ty weather, WbSl Jknd S."?1*1 * ,lrtV th * ftrnl Monday tn M arch, 1*54. ] - .? P,r" ,-»• Prrrttxroort. ni* thr name b rin g a Hula P a y of thl»i ihr rains. . IVui i? . , , '.p fnllow lna. If living, if«urt, and the firs t day ht i!.<j pn?n>tr •‘he hrlm. (Uvlseo*. month, and In d e fa u lt th r r e lf n d r-. I " r, M‘ h rr clm m am a under t tr* pr.i fiinfr>.«o will h* ontrrrtl j llTi?' m0* * ' 1 ; t-Uarlra ,M «nU «2a aKalnrt you and. rm-li o f you and | IhM tttltl rjo-w pmerwJ rs part*. | 1 tvV.i l,n " “d M iry Wl|»tfti. lu x tir IT i s p flllT llK U O lT H K R BP th a t ! ^ * h, ,Ur','; hnniil-- Kv'iiih, Walter till* ordrr.ttr puhlNlu-d « n r t a W rrk | I Ihnna. Pay'd tf. KumC l». }•„ for four niroi'«>lvp w rrk a til th r, Sanford llvrnM. ti nra'a|>A|inr print*! ;' rr K wlf- |rd ;.i* .I*' p vv.l.r*"** “hiaoa.11 and -ond iiytMIr-li. d at Sanfoni. Kltir* j i i u i ? T O 1 ' ' lltlaniMn,. A v rrj M. Ida. ‘ .h ar,r OanfArd, John WITN'KjtS Ih r hand of V. l i P o u r* l A lr** J. « ,tr Plar-t amt I Urn. f l r r k of th r C ircu it Court, i K S‘ln«d l„a Klmund-. • E P ST IS. Fla. Fo'h. | I S-mlnoIr I'oinitv, riurldu. and tin I r.r'\ V .o!,y H»<u> - llem lOfw aV. |a-ul >•( mid Court; llita th« 2Sth day section of a naval .»can • I . . IV V1? 5‘h‘oneli. and all <•( Juit. 1*I«, P>n now in Cuba may I I •o im . im.nln. an Inti tr-i in v . i: i»Pi;tti«AH5L y I Mu- In rail,nft r •li^r*||i»d t-. nl r*- | I'lM k of Ih r i'|rrtiir**W «rtT of the Washington 'hi Srntlnnlr County.1‘lorlila ecration Imre on Fcbn I (Srall |J| . A M. AVerka. P . C. (Cording to a letter rev, 'I. Itayinorti Cllnru. Holiritpr fo r Com plainant. local chamber 0f cotr. Ja n . Keli. S. 15. 1!*. Congressman Herbert . the first Florida distri i t ,* Eustis May Have A l squadron Of Navy Planes At Festival ,, ? " ,* fn roP'>- to a officials of the local ice the season, nterflit them for Kationnl An Opportunity KLEM AT POLO GROUNDS That hasn’t been scarred with offering, and ju it now we place it for quick sale he badly • . ads of Ills National League to pay hint a snlBch that ary that would make it worth his (or the while to return. 200 Acres in Lake _ County Okccchoboe— liostot II A I f ! morn roads eventually will be capitalists will soon u : built than those now provided for. struct ion lu-rc of [VTinW j The State Road Department, hotel and business l,|, L ll U n l^ y ® the State Chamber, acted v - windy during the fall .when, faced 1with the impossibility of obtainIncrease* •mg-supplies of rock UK a result of rSeveral ; freight congestion.'it awanled con|\j.f i_ ; tracts for tho building of many . I miles of roadbed, in various seebreak up a cold overnight or I Tangle (ions of the state. Scores of miles to To cm short an attack of grippe, ! of highway bed, ns, a consequence. influenza, sore throat or tonsilitis.i L it - I n - have been constructed And rwhen physicians ami druggists are now' « r build- , *le ^*ow rock becomes more recommending f'alotabs, the puri-l S i n th ^r<>0, insuring Btt*ndy employment fieil and refined calomel com pound | Srrniits “orfacing crews on various, pro- tablet that gives you the effects of ' r f' |;,-rts. these rouds will be complo- calomel and salts combined, with-1 How Doctors T reat Golds And The Flu fnmida Igi-c, and kht there ,tato is mmer of (ore rx «Pidly. Dr. Foils A. Hath way,- Chnirman of the Rond Department, has announced. that work on uncornplctcd stretches of the Dixie Higl-wav. down tho East Const, would la-gin sjiortly and it is expected It by the that other projects Which will reorf<eivc immediate attention Include -five lu -l'b c linking of. State. Road No. J1, quurric. .between East Palutka and Dunn’s ,COO tun., j Creek, and tho unpnved stretch here will across Paine’s I’rnrie between aterial i f . Gainesville and Micntiopy. out the unpleasant effects of eith­ er. _ One or two Cnlotabs at bed­ time with a swallow' of water,— that’s all. No salts, no nausea i nor the slightest interference with] your eating, work or pleasure. Next morning your cold bus van-1 ishetl. your system is thoroughly | purified and you are feeling fine with a lu-arty appetite for break­ fast. Kal what you please,—no danger. Get n family package, contain* Stucco Sheet Rock Shingles >viJU continue until the entire stock will be reduced very low. The jroods must be sold as Have only a short lease and we must reduce o u r large stock of merchandise. Be sure to attend this sale that you get your share of these b arg a in s.. Remember E v­ erything is oti Sale— Come in see for yoursfelf. Extra Special an long as they last 25 dozen mens work shirts, $l,Otf va­ lue ou sale Iiuck towela, 25c 1licit on Halo -S now ............... J l U i t Terms: $(>0 per acre, 1*5 cash, balance 1-2 yenrs at S per cent. W IL L liE BROW G L A D TO 422 Union Ave, va Window * alludes roach p r o o f J* $1.25 value . . i One lot of men ties, 50c 75c und $1-00 Q C a values each........l i w v Window shades 3x7 $1.50 value.. Mens hose .25 c values n o w ...... Window Shades .1x7 du plex. $2.00 value ........ o J L * « v « J Phone 473-W. Hugs 0x0 congoleunt lu jfs $!).Q0 value on s a le tV / t t f O Phone 530 One lot of men’s overalls $2.00 value £»*« J Q on sale Hrusscl Rugs, 0x12 value on Q A 4 sale special a l l * 1 Waslt tulirt No. 1 Vanizctl, 85c. i value .......... ...... 1 No. 2 ^Tu|)a No. H Wash tu b s ............ h boards, •galvnn- ^ 75c. vn- White and whAe enam­ eled bowls and pitchers, $0.25 value -» Q on salo.-.;^..Conibinats • white and white enameled, 10 qUA $2.00 value 0 4 )n sale........J...O J L o l l t f feoffee pots grey enam­ eled, 50c value O f f a now......... ......U U v Axministcr seamless, on sale ( special... t Extra special Label rugs 0x12 $18 ( 4 0 A C on sulo...'. t J J X O o t F U 0,0m Curtin scrims 15c value................... Sheets 81x90 seamlens $2.00 value QQ value. sa le ....tp JL o O JF Blenched muslin. 25c vn lue, kihkI grade 19c J'ng like H ouse, M odern with fire Large living room wun n place, hre^kfast-nook, hot water heater, modern bathi room, 2 large bed rooms with closets. All fixtures and workmanship of the best. , Japanese Fiber rugs, very latest designs, 0x12, $25 valQ ff ues^ejpeciul Ladies Silk hose grille non-ravel Aluminum Saucu Pans 3 quarts......... . 7 Q n Ladies full fashion silk hose $2.50 value all col­ ors, now on 0 4 7Q Stile .............<t9JL« Cretonne 25c • ^ es, 2 burners. Ice Tea glasses each, Dish pans, 14 quart gi enamel, on sale M Q Iran skillot, 60c. value....... 4 Oil slaves, 3 burners, $11.60 value Q ff Now on sale v O i v t f $750 Cash, Balance Monthly Payments and b«t 6 F irst National Bank Bldg ~ Sauce pot, 3 quarts, 75c value ........ ....... A | * a Our entire stock oi furnishings and ware on sale. , . D O N T FO R G ET T H E PLA C E iSrmh du»^ARE mm l Aluminum dish pans, 10 Iq ts. good grude 591.60 value..,. v O V Aluminum- wa 'ter pitchers good Fhuca pans, 2 tiuarUi 50c j Alumthun^ per culator. Dress ginghams 32 inch 3Gr values on O f f ^ i Sale ............... tifiv V values on silo —V. ,'lh with fivo » SUsrt, oil. Wn.sh Wash basins GOe values................ lav baililmg thr reuntli-s, it Mitfuicnl Irvine Galvnnizcd ptiiln, quart, :15c valuo C on sulo..... m G alvanized \ q u a rts , -15c Vft lueji on snle Sheet ing.GOc vn lue on sale now.. EA LTY COMPANY auita, uig size hath fancy hnrdern, 75c. value* now . with ilwcllinp and garaRe, 1-1 mid,- from clay road, and 1-2 inilo froui Post Office. Halt way between Kindis nml Sanford. Two-third citrus, onethird i-i'h-ry and banana land, about tit) orange, peach, grape­ fruit trees, und 82 young orange trees. Shrubs hf all kinds, 10 acres in cultivation. Roofing Sewer Pipe Union vnluo on 1 �i ^ v v VA; T7-: •• * I ? ii A:... ■j S p j', ' ik* ?. *vt'V1 »/y*1 •V*’- * IN vj c S a n fo rd , (A* - ^ | *%•* :* : 77;e CV/c/ Substantial 1 :0 0 P. M. These very desirable homesites, located on Palmetto, Magnolia* Park and Oak Avenues, where values are increasing and in the path of development this city is growing bv leaps and bounds. Homesites bought at your own price make you a most substantial investment, an opportunity to make money as others are doing when they buy well located lots. These lojs are surrounded by homes and others under construction, you < W t have to pioneer. Don’t forget the date, Tuesday, Feb. 16 at I p. m. ' • * % . i'V■•^ \ * . , <G \ -*A 1; f 'J, Band Concert and Other Attractions Easy Terms Announced At Sale. Direction: South on Sanford Avenue to Geneva, west o n Geneva one square. You will find us. W . V . W H EELER, Inc., Selling Agents C H A S. C. W H E E L E R 115 Magnolia Ave. Auctioneer Sanford Fla. ~■• CrfU »« 4 9 4 - • - - - y- : P ■?*t run ■ ' ,T >e V' . fcW 'A lt. a w a r a i im a f a ^ ^ K -‘: �12,1926. u r m * to * * * * * * < ^ nDr" • g £ m Stops E n tire City U^aKt m saJ® ^ 41”hE5d^.1 cats unA-tr the s a s w ssM ariiW jf.»•» Pertinent coughs and colds lead to Serious trouble. You can Stop _them now with Creomolrion, an emulsified creosote that la pleasant to taka. Creomulslon is a new medical macoverv with twodold action! U soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and In* hlblu1 germ growth growth. 01 all known dn s, creosote la roeHi ognhed by high m< leal authorities as one 0 ! the greatest _ _ nerilatent coughs and colds and other lorms of throat troubles. Croonralslon contains, In addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the infected membranes and tfop the . States commisslotwr Northern irritation and Inflammation, while the I District O h io ; J . B, Royall, State creosote' goet on to the stomactk la ab- | Game and Fish Commissioner; T. •orbed Into the blood, attseks the teat R. Hodges, State Shell Fish Com­ of the trouble end'checks the growth m issioner;-E. C. Bnssett, of the of the germs.1 National O ffic e r of the lia s : W a l­ CrcomuhIon Is guaranteed satisfac­ tory in the treatment of persistcut ton League. coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other forma of respira­ IX T I1 E C T ttO riT r o tU T ,' SE V ­ tory diseases, and li excellent for build­ ENTH j u d i c i a l e m e t i t r o r i i T SEM IN OLE COUNTY. r i n i l l t l Y . ing up the srstem after colds or An. IN CHANCRRY Money refunded If any rougher coldla m i l l u Q u i r t T itle . not relieved after taking according to J. 1\ MC88E1AYHITE. directions. Ask your druggist. CrtoComptalnanl. ’ vp. . tnulsion Company, Atlanta, Gs. (adv) o l o f t l t Court, .shafts* 4JS*®** A'n o t* i t * ™ ™ % & * * ' spn,f e c. ro%klc S ? p '!i* “ ^ • Broken in a ria* now reaay for business inn’s set qulcklt-stop coUa to *♦ Fcvtr and headache thapptar. chances, doci't itchy an hour. Get tbc best 'mpsdenca knows. 40 Ja y W alker ”* V B o S u r e Itk t k l l t P » lc e 3 0 c QUICK SERV ICE bo published once R STSTKM B INYMTIQATIOJCIS n C O M B TAX Robertson, Williams and Monahan PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Phone 475 SEM IN O LA J Florida’s R ace Course B eau tifu l O A YI.O U P a . ' C A P E . If llvltiK a tut It tlcail, tlte heirs. <lovl»ee*, prat.t«-.e nr other claimant* under tin) lent O. Chase. iP-ri-unril or otherwise. Its and In tin- followIn r d-MTlhetl properly In SemlItole t’ otinty. Flnrlda. In.tvll The \Vi1st Quarter of llte Si.tilhvri-m Quarter o lihe Nnrtheast Quarter of Section T lir-■. Town* Ship Twenty-otto 80111 h. ItatiB* East, et nl , TH E SEM IN O L E JO C K E Y C LU B L0N G W 00D ; Betw een Sanford and Orlando ll.feinlnnt* t i n i e r o f I ’ n lille a tlon otherwise T o Cavlord O. Case. If III Ins. and ■■■■aiapiH M B i ••A Goose, vagrant and jay walking'^a xhu-police blottcr entry Jfor tht*~*iri*oner 15 -p«und Homes Lots Farms Acreages Todays Best Ift.Lynn, MaafiPThe irooso w aa ta k e n to ja i l a f te r it had o b s tru c te d t r a f f i c on mnin th o ro u g h fa re . H e is show n at m eal tim e In c e ll 1 3 , w n ltm g f o r b a il. Buys: .Isaac W alton Body; Opens A nnual M eet 1 Wednesday, F e b . 10 We have a 6-acre tract of land si united about *1 miles from Sanford on BcRvdnll Ave., that would make un ideal chicken or celery farm, Price $2260.00 with verv uncial terms. ORLANDO. Feb. 11 .—GP>—The. Florida KUto Isaac W*lton League opened Ra annual meeting ken ■ Thursday with A. & -Knott, of IngH*. president, presiding. The convention had before it ft rou­ tine business program for the Irienton m orning session. sill preThis afternoon the ntale-vride 'castin g tournament being held.in conjunction with the longue meet­ ing. will open. Them will 1>« four event* this nftornoon, open tor distance, accuracy; nnd two events for the women. The convention nnd tournament will last through COLCLOUGH REA LTY CO. Ileal Estate ! * ' ' s F o r Sale N s On Mellonville Ave and 8th Street 1 New Spanish Stucco Bungalows 5 Ready for Immediate Occupancy ' Built in a substantial manner r> lj rooms and breakfast room screened porch and open porch, hardwood floors, hot water system, roomy closets. Representatives at the property at, a times to show you through these beauti­ ful homes. • E l V erano Building Co. Price ?8,0 0 0 .0 0 .' Terms, The Davey-Winfltdn Organization, Inc. ‘ <■* , Owners ‘ -. y . . Phono 707 M a s o n ic B ld g . General Insurance > Fs - • 311 First National Hank Bldf. Telephone 732 Banford, Ha. T H E B R 1T T -C H 1T T E N D E N R E A L T Y C O . INC, I “MINE” M Y OW N BU SIN ESS The Stability and Substantiality Of HANFORD >. b . * t c S T ' - T S 2 1 '”* S S S S ^ n S * J i’ l J b . t ' . « be.’ the . . . M I n .. - . e X I ih . -ep erl’r en -leel. I b .l . r . . - o * » In t b . rebuild yom ■ ngtti—hulldt ]: > million*! ■ w system— fchl out. relief your I doing It! ling rheuma- ■ ■ ■ 5 Longivood I). E. MANASCO F*er nnf ■ 1jocr body 2 » tt, drug- ■ « h more Sanford’s First Industrial Development ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ .I t 's W W - jS M i S g S S i*1E 5 * a r J t f a W s S O a EE TRIP TO TAMPA Sanford to Tampa L r „ > ’ * • I I • by the . * ’ ’•- B. L HAMNER ORGANIZATION I FLORIDA’S FOREMOST DEVELOPERS r Floritln’s greatest c t ° 0Uma>’ and appreciate the investment opportunities ol Qther »cc ISEeniitinU ... r, , , - _____ „,.n™ morninff •u su Industrial Tract that «»*raUo« wm begln lu ^ “tv dava Huch b m Is U m * «■ I MS *• hroLgh u i *(farta of th . developer. of aT C la- “J-‘ r ? U N 0 8 A R B P IA H H B D FO B JH B JC IT T . Sites 96x260 $25.00 per foot rtable Pullman Busses A te O perated Front j. asvssnst %WaGefnE a n ti* s w * TERMSt Tw««ly par «*nt cash uu l ™ » ft«pil-«MMl HP *, can b* ssearid wUk f*r# la thirty dny«. it dap—He OUR ORGANIZATIO C .L . B ritt , K. A. CM tt«<icn h. P . Chlt-UtKlU | i o . D . C U U to in n ^ I, <« �v - • IlDAY. F E B B P ART T H E SANFORD HERAT. Sanford Daily Herald WANT AD . R A T E S Term s: Cart, |„ Advance LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON Edward Higgins, Inc. Commercial A Palmetto. Phono 331 Telephone ads. will be re­ ceived from patrons and ONE 'AUTO trailer, and one nuto tent both good. 008 W-Hewcy. s f s w ? SANFORD DRUG COMPANY “The RexAll Store*” No make a specialty of onr prompt, flUiDjr of prescription* and quic* delivery. )rugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches i . • 11— Automobiles for Sale L ~ *" * 8c » line 5 Times. 7c a line 5c a line The reduced rates are for concutivo Insertions. Slit words of average length All advertising Is restricted to proper classification.*. I f atverror Is mado The San­ ford Herald will bo responsible fo r only ope .fhcorroct Insertion, the advertiser for subsequent Insertions. The office should he pottfled. Immediately in case of DIANA — Diana Sales nnd 8ervlce if. F irst S t Phone 017 S. Q. PORTER, Mgr. - NASH Sanford Dnaler, S. A. Pine I W. F irst St. Phono 617 BARGAINS IN USED CARS 1— 10J3 Ford Touring. 1— 1025 Ford Touring. ..v**** 1— 1024 Overland. F. & M. MOTOR CO. Corner, Park nnd Commercial Sanford, Florida 13— Automobiles for Ex change. LANEY’S DRUG STORE—Prechange scriptions, Drags, Sodas. Wt are os near you as your* phone, CUT FLOW ERS for aale. Calendu las how ready. 25c per dosen Call 103. Phono 4i>-W. Mrs. L. II. Jones. , •*— ...... -i-—- ■■ 28— Repairing •STFWXRT T R E FLO RIST” ' Flowers for all occasions. SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W, roofs, built op roofs. Re-roofing over old roofs. Leaks repaired. E s­ timates free. Call Oak Ave. and 3rd S t Phone 111. REA LTO RS' and Brokers should IV—Employment carry a complete list of their best offerings in the classified col32— Help \Vnnted— Female ums daily. E TWO experienced waitresses need ed at Bell Cafe., F irst Street. R E E L & SONS TO A D V ERTISERS You" Drive It. A Herald representative thor­ W. Myrtle and 2nd St. a t R. R oughly/ fam iliar with rates, rules and classification will give u complete information; And you wish, they will assist you In wording your want ad. to make It more effective. If— Auto Livery— (inrage IMPORTANT NOTICE DODGE BROTHERS DEA LERS Advertisers should give their Its-eet or postoffice addroas as ■ Sell Good.Used Cara. well as their phone number If 1925 Ford Coupe. :• THE MORNING JOURNAL i) tho they desire results. About ono 1922 Ford Coupe. 4* accepted wnnt ad medium in reader out of a thousand has a 1925 Ford Touring. Daytona (F la.) Ono cent a-word telephone, and the others can't 1025 Fordor Sedan. • .! . ’« an insertion. Minimum 25c. communicate with you unless 1028 Ford Touring. ♦hey know your address. 1025 Ford Ton Truck. 0 dl-'-ontlnuanev MUST be ■a * person at The San­ M ILLER A PH ILLIPS, INC. ford Gerald office or by Ut­ Phono 3 Oak at 2nd St. ter. Telephone discontinuan­ AMERICAN CA FE . ces are not valid. We have Just opened up a modern Courteous^. Prompt... Efficient. cafe in the Cates building. Wc servo home cooked foods. In the cleanest «f nureminding*. Everything *nni- Ill—Business Service NOTICE—Tho property of 815 * and 810 Park Ave., nnd 314 Chapman Ave., has been taken nut pf the Market. G. A. Atkinson. GOOD USED CA1JS 1923 Chevrolet Coupe. 1923 Chevrolet Coupe, Lion. 1924 Overland Sedan. 1925 Ford Touring. 1922 l)odg Touring. •1924, Chevrolet Touring? 1923 Chevrolet Tourings -1924 Ford Tourings. -1023 Ford Touring. -1028 Star Touring. -1023 Nash Touring, F E R E R 3 of heart trouble. Anin Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthma, All of the above cars arc in good l Blood Pressure Paralysis, t gladly tell you free, how you condition and the prices are right. can get quick and lasting relief, vlthout using drugs,, medicine or teruma. Address R. V. Woldon, Box 1368, Now Haven, Conn. DON-JON INC. Sanford. Florida , 8PURLING, subdivision lalist. Subdivision to >Or­ th to, Florida on Dixie Higho, Florida, and F lo r ii S 10— Lost and Found 1 TARPAULIN somewhere In San ford Heights. . owsrd. Mrs. C. C. Dabney. 1022 Touring .... ------ --------------------- 1923 Touring .... — A u to m o b ile s Touring 1924 Touring . 1024 Touring :. t ‘i l — Automobiles For Sale 1924 Coupo ...... 1925 Cou i>o ........ ; OAKLAND Touring, 1024, $136 1924 Sedan ...... J 00. Essex Four Touring. Seo thes 1023 Ton Truck *, At Z19 Holly Ave. 1923 Ton Truck 1925 Chassis ................. ;.... .$130.00 C H RYSLER V-03 Cadillac, usk for price and MOTOR CO. terms, • { Phono 092 Corner Palmetto Avenue and Commercial Street. 11— Automobiles for Sale EDWARD HIGGINS, INC. Sanford, Fla. LLLY 8- KNIGHT and Overland Phono JI31 F . 1and M. Motor Co.; Park nnd immerciul. SEMINOLE 11UDHON-ESSEX IN a $08 Oak AT<uius Phono 41 15— Service StntionH— Repair W. P. GARTER Room 230 Meisoli Building DF.VOE’S PAINT VARNISH Mill Do The Work. FRESH FR U IT, fresh vegetables, Fresh oystere dally. Wo carry only tho host in these lines. Try our stnro for quality products. Royal Fruit Co., 107 W. F irst Street. j. SANFORD and PHIIjADELrtTTA •We have Northern* buyers for real bargains. LITTLE and CLAYDEN -t Ball Building. W e OCZrt T$5rt*lH‘ E V E R T NU^HT T O < i\ T O U T O r C A L L -IN * O N T H E D C P T & T E R 'b l i O T ( M IT NOW - One of the bert residence lots in U* had In Snnford. on French Avenue, opposite Pinchurst; beautiful shado trees, good neighborhood, $2,500.00, Worth $3,000.00 Terms to bo arranged. TWO VERY desirable liedroonis with private family, centrally lo­ cated. 107 W. Sr^ Street. AN ATTRACTIVE room, twin beds Phone 571-J. Near Forrest Lake Hotel. 23wef\l6vingr, rrru ckT n g Builders Supplies TRUCK FOR HIRE — general transfer or hy.iho day. JOHN GUOIN. 116 South Park Phone 208 1 10 North Lnurul St •HURRT O P I o v t c Q - (— 5 ROOM Spanish Bungalow, 2 minutes walk from pustoffirr. Ready for immediate ok paw y. This is a very attractive bungalow in desirable location. I>-anHtrr Corporation, 515 First National Bnnk Bldg. Phone 7L‘!. 0 room bungalow,'fireplace, hath, electric lights, located on t rner ofj Washington and Hughey V> in Bel-Air. This house can l« Hid $1000 down. Balance on va y pay­ ments. BOX W. W. W. Care Herald. MONTEZUMA HOTEL Sanford's most home-like ho­ tel; located on corner Magnolia Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi­ ness section. Open all year. . j . it. McDo n a l d , Mgr. Phone 485 (»!>— R oom s for Housekeeping FOR RENT — Two hu lushed rooms at 1002 $20.00 per month. lar Avenue. Inqu WANTED BADLY 71— Apartments and Flats 2 ROOM kitchenette nnd bath •apartment!- Hot water, beauti­ fully decorated—centrally located. Fine outlook. W. M. Young, owner, 208 N. Park Avenue. 5 ROOM furnished house located on Park Avenue, facing East, double garage. Owner offers to sell at $10,000 wilh cash payment of $5000. Den-Berg Corporation, 515 First National Bunk Bldg. Rhone Business JMucch for Bent SMALL furnished apartment, or apartment-gnrage, for young couple. Permanent. Apply J . M.. Herald Office. .* CELERY FARMS, easy* term*. 3 acres celery farm $5,000. 6 acre celery farm $6,000. in aeres celeryfarm $I2,0(M). 30 acres high clnsa celery furm, $8,000 house for $60,OOo;, 40 acre celery furm $40,000. Hove five ucre tract unimproved celery land. Sec Ju*.. A. Johusun, 112 4\. First Street, Sanford, JA S. A. JOHNSON 1)2 W. First Struct. op.JO V T r~ • P rtO H tL O T H A T i H U ‘bt2>Al*lC>J^ro i l l ; T ill Salesmen who can and will Prr sent a good buy to prospect' win want to buy when the propo-ith'i is properly presented. Good com mission allowed. U S T IN S WANTED If you desire to sell your lot OWNER, leaving for north, offers in Franklin'Terrace or your celery n room furnished house in best farm, list It With il's. We guarantee location of Sanford Heights to r satisfactory service. $11600 with $1100 cash payment. l)ean-Berg Corporation. 515 F irst National Bank Bldg. Phone 713. 12 desirable lots in r rankUf Torraco. from $1000.00 W* $1300.00 they will be $1500.00 in 60 day* SIX ROOM bungulow’/GModern. 3 watch and see. . blocks »outh of E'orrest Lako Ho­ A 40 ncre celery farm moy tel. P. C». Box 922. equipped with mules and all neces­ sary farming Implements, ht a sacrifice. See us ut once. HOLLY A\ ENUE 219. Five room Imuhu, ull modern with garage upnrumnl renting for $10.00 per TH E W HITE REALTY CO. month. Price $7600. $23(H) ‘ cash; 305 F irst N at’l. Bank lildgbalance monthly*. MODERN HOMES Spanish design* bungalow Celery Aw»t| $01)00. lerirti, f> room house, garage. Holly Ave., $6500, terms. No\y five room house, garage, etc., Ave., $5800, easy terms, i hree room cottage on Dixie High­ way, near Lako Monroe, $2,000; $>*•»() cash, balance monthly. See Jan. A. Johnson, 112 W. 1st St.. Sts By GEORGE McMANUS ib e r o a e . \ c h o k e t o D CA TH - tLV_ e>C C L A D ^ V / H E N T H I t j l*b .----- - Choice east- -front lot 7r,xl:tt near the Dream Home, Tor $25 or on terms. BIUTT-CHITTKNDON REA LTY CO.. I N C * ---- FURN ISH ED ROOM—307 East 0th S tr e e t..;'__ . —— T. M. DUNLAP: Painting of the 10— Poultry and Supplies $5.00 per month. Key better kind. 10th und Laurel. FOR PURE bred Rhode Island Phono 550-W. •eggs. Call 2412. 77— Houses for Rent RUN AM AD in theso columns. The cost Ih •tstall, results arc 52— Business equipment FOUR ROOM house for rent or great. Phono 148., rale. In Roseluml Heights. C. AUTOMOBILE D EA LER S: If you P. Collins. want to sell your used cars, ad­ vertise dully on thto'classified page. 81— Wonted—To Rent Storage uLaffMi - An ideal residence lot in Rose Court, 150 feet frpnt, for $2,500.00 on liberal terms. **.' • T\V<) ROOMS and Garage. Rose land Heights. Boyd Zeiter. JA M ES II. COWAN— All kinds of Tint nnd Sheet Metal Work. S it u a t io n s W a n te d — M ale Water nnd Bont Tnnks. At Oak Avenuo nnd Third Street. Tele­ BOY -age 13 in afternoon from 4 to 6 and all Suturdnys. Box phone 111. M-10 care Herald. MIRACLE Concrete Co., general cement .work, sldewnlks, build­ 18— HurstCattle! Vehicles ing block*\ Irrigation boxes. J . It. COW Terwlllegtr, Prop. rtf' / * BARGAINS stst-— T o u r room house on Pal­ metto Avcnqc for $2,500.00 $700.00 cash, balance mouth- G8— Rooms Without Board Only producers wanted. \Vc have inn unusually attractive proposition TRACTOR SER V IC E: Plowing, , to offer to hustlers who have come disking and street grading. to Sanford to make njoney.Our list­ Let us do your subdivision. M. M. ings nnd •clipntel is the best. If Lord, Routo A, Box 216. I you are a rub-sman and want to make permanent connections, where your services will he appreciated, lib—Building—Contracting and your income unlimited. Ad­ dress Box D-100 cure Herald, for SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. an interview. • Successors to Gillur^& Platt 116 Magnolin. Everything elec­ trical. Pbtne 422. Elcctraglth Radio. i1' WHIDDON AND HODGES ■* * .* Phono 738 ROOMS, with or without meal* Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel IF IT ’S A BARGAIN •“We Hnve It” -SUNNYLAND REALTY CO. . Realtor H. Ci. Woolworth, Mgr., 221 MelscH Bldg., over Piggy. Wiggly, but wo deliver*. Agood seven room house, do* to school, has large room* and j m rt very exclusive neighborhood at to reasonable price, on Cll, terms. Practical new 5 room hou«« dose In on paved street. I'ria* }s 500. Easy terms. * A LITTLE TVANT AD IN The HERALD will bring yon hi big results.' AdVcrtiso those old ar­ ticles you have stored uwny and have no use for. A little thirty- CG— Wanted—To Huy ceotr nd may bring you several dollars. Phono MS nnd o repro- Jflf^SituntUfri.s Wanted Female Wc have a new modem jUBt completed, which We-will 2a J t KOOO. Only '*850 c«,h. f f liS to suit buyer. 0 V• BALL HARDWARE Call Phone 8 35— Salesmen <BRINGING U P F A T H E R \ !b a r g a in s i FOR QUICK SA LE, 5 room house $2750.00 05— Specials at the Stores MAN WANTED (city or country). Old established company wilt supply capital nnd start .youi m ______ ... your own permanent business sel­ ling .necessities people must buy every day. Experience unneces­ sary.' Write McConnon ; Co., Factory 821. Wininn, Minn. HAVE YOUR CAR Washed 27— Rmfessioiml Services 58— Household Goods Polished and WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing EVER UUITK Radiant Oil Ileal, r. DODGE Greased Engraving, Embossing. See u* Sanford Agent. 109 Sanford fa . Miller O. Phillips Co.. Inc. nt t he first. Wo do It. rimne 417-W Ayonue. i’* Pleasure cars end Graham trucks, PERFECTION AIJTO LAUNDRY It. R. Ave.-Comnierclnl St. i Oak and 2nd S t r ic t ., Phone 3 Oak Avenue Wo Givo Night Service YOUR HEALTH F IR ST , all other SANFORD BUICK CO things follow. Take Chiroprac­ Sanford Stove & Furniture Co. ■’I? Magnolia Avenue tic spinal adjustments for your . 321 E. First Stro, l Phone $67 Wo curry u full line WIGHTS—1Thrco bUtions. Mag­ health. $nd keep well. Como in ur prieut^ nre rigid. Cash <>r nolia and Ssrond, First nnd Elm, and investigate this wonderful •'* HUPS—MARMONS . rros. Wewant ypur business. Sanford Avenue and 10th Street. science. Dr. W. E. Muc Dougall, (♦ . Sanford Automobile Co. 1st Nut']. Ityjik ll)dg. Phono* 4K2-J. Expert service. 206 Magnolia Ave. Phon CHEVROLET *■ Don-Jon Chevrolet Co., Inc, I 2nd and Magnolia Phone - OWNER will sell bungalow, locat­ ed in Sanford Heights, nil modcm improvement*, paiveij streets, Ideated on largo lot7 having-room for new house to be erected.-W ill sell for $4500 with small cash pay­ ment. Box 250, .Snnford Herald. 07— Rooms Wilh Hoard 8— Cards of Thanks 9— Personals TV«ll located house: or home niton, wit! m ents.'Prices and t( merit down. take closed -Car as nonublc. part payment* Adread. Box.L-tOO, A^ !*• CONNELLY & SO' Herald Office. $ Cor. ^cond and Magnoli 5 LOTS and small house, RoseInhd Heights, >5000. $800 a u f i ; balance easy terms. B. Zeiter, city. 33— Help Wanted Male I — Announcements I WISH to thank tho people of . Geneva and all others who were 1 so kind to us In our rerent bereuvelnont In- tho loss of my Grandfather. Meade linker Mary E. Baker. MUST YE • sacrifice a heuutjlul und platinum dihnor r: — rrr“ T F ~ T E X PEP.IF.NCED W A t-T R F. S ft Wanted at the Olympia Cafe. AUTOS FO B H IR E EA G LE AUTO SER V IC E Day o r night. Meets nil trains. Bagage transfer. Phone 551 and C3-W. £ 84—^Houses For Sale 6 1 —-M iscellaneous — - -, 7 — - - m o llt* t h e T E L E .P H O H E t^> A GREAT in v e n t io n ; • nil modern improvements. I'd rog*. Planed ' foretaoi?Uoincte“> house faces north and has g*nipe* Priced for quick sale at $7*»op w»tn $2500 cash, balance $55 P« month. Dean-Berg Corpora*1 • 615 F in * Nat’l. Bank Bldg. P™"* 713. d i BUENA VISTA Corner lot on Celery Ave ible to city water, gas, and newert. Contract h « for paving all avenues in thisjiu division. We offer today. *» at 'the absurdly low price of 260; one half cash; balsi** quarterly. .v INCOME • E xtra bargain in east front c £ �B & M * S r i If dead, alt p a n ic * rlaim inir lt.i*-r,-. e»la unitor A s m * T» t^-vvU. *■>1 o r o th e r * 1*«-. In ami to il.< f» 1CAUSES, France. KrbJ 12 InWIiiK dvtcrlbvil tnift-i In ri«uitn|lii Uy the ntIn*«»ftT:A; palni « Vainly, F lo rid a tb>« II! ioeklng toward the Atjjry .U«dV 'rlii- N\V‘ i of tt>« N K 'i ,.f «rOruneai), n Cnliforiiian • Ki i h tluu I t . T ow nslilji 31 H.. llan-ce paining. Helen Wills h.1 .** born 00L U M B 0 8 Clarified »fcn Lanta ix>t i, ♦j ,- s £ s ^ i s « • g '" V £ m f 1 x 21Kan Lanta Lot 25. Block 8> $2,. A v ails 'ftrrnco L«t 43x134. $2,. *jik) oo. •* i Three one-half acre farm ' all tiled. hu» houBC. gnrago and 13 large bearing fruit trees. $0,000. , BOOTH AND GIBBS 117 Magnolia Avenue ? A B 0 ^ t r °Ih County and TelfJSm0^ ? Uadvertising |th the BUrXelegram. Best m*. d‘u™ . F l o r i d a . pSluG d mornings. STAR-TELEGRAMTWO LOTS on Evans Street, cor- Lakeland, Florida. * nor lot, and lot adjoining. Will rell for S600 caah on each lot. Price for the two lots $5000. Box 126 Advertising Mediums Sanford Herald. h art thd largest circulation in 86uthW'c*tern Geor­ the Gatnm Ula 8am. S » « ' - a * 0’ 3 2 ; gia. Rata 8c (d-w<ml Han) line. Write for complete rate e*rxL .ADVERTIB i n q g ets reaulU If St AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — a u -’ , «*cbea potential tpyftra. Pam u , Gau, Auguata'a greatest laUa Daily Naira if circulated la “^ ^ S V V J 5^ classified medium;. rata, cash, 8c an laduitrial and agricultural aao?f them through a e charge. 10c minimum. n tho Morgantown cent# a word for «]* conaacutive OHIO—Xenia. Make your aelei 91— L e sa l N o tices. through the Xenia Gazette, Zenla. Ohio. Bleb- agricultural dis­ ' \ t ik n n r i iT r o iiv r . *n v j o i r . m i \t V. Fi.onliiA . i\ r f c £ « » yo1Qr «obacrtptlou to the trict. What ad and display rates : ' t » ic p ic iu O M c m ar.uiTribune or jbond it to y « on request m' ■« you can read F H M K tc5l T'cT , P*t*r- One ADVERTISE In the Jourual-Hert'o m p laln au t, fo-O O, 0 w months. 14.0f kiSo’Uu,.^4 I00' three months ald. South Georgia’s greatest U you desire |l,000ln«ur- newspaper. Morning, afternoon, AUNKM Y. l.B tV l* , if liv in g , and if «ncc policy add 76c to your order. flenil. Ihu heirs, devisees, s r a n tr e s weekly and Sunday. Classified « r other clatm an ls tinder Anno* T . Lewis, in ami in the (ollnw lnif THE CLARKSBURG EXPONENT rates 10c per line. Waycrosa Jour* .li-m-r(l..-,t l.irdf. In Hcnilnole Coun­ nal-Harald. Waycrpaa, Qeorgia. ty. Florida, to .w it: DAILY NEWS— it covure Brow­ ard County thoroughly which li one of the most, rapidly growing sections on the Florida Coast. Sampla eopj and rata card upon request. „ BEAUTIFUL corner building lot POR SALE— Space on t&a Fort MeUon. Eastern exposure. ieup for cosh.for few days. Call Why not rent those vacant ro i7 Magnolia Avenue. CORNER LOT in Buena Vista, with E astern ' exposure, light■, water, gas, sewer available, good garden soil $800 spot cash. W. W Adam, Ilucnn Vista. T H E N EBBS / Ru COLPm , hO\M3 WATGR PEOO(_eR One block of iota, consisting of 24 units, 25 fcetxl26. Will sell for $3,COO for a quick sale. Lota locat­ ed 150 yards north of Silver Lake. HAGAN R EA LTY CO. 108 E. 2nd Street. Phone 03c THIS MORfJiKJb SANFORD Avenue corner at*Ro»c Court, $3000 with $500 cash. B al­ ance monthly. Box 621, Herald Of* flee. AJIGINi proving her time while to .n .n 8 i t Is furthvi- VrdMvil tkm litis ord er lie |iubll»h»d «ncv a In thn “M.infnnl H erald." u IWVf|«l,w iiUbllshi’it ot lUuif'iril, F lorid a, fur fo u r cv n irru tlv u w ic k *, him - rsi'li WreK. IV lInrad my hanil and seal ir >.ild T h e NVfu „ f th« N R U . $ ro llon I I . Tow nslilii t t Itanwe 31 K.. f'u u rt, th is ilu> : u h dn> n f Jn n n .irr and nil p artlr* elalinltm Internal* A. U. 1»J«. v ,V lK>UOl.\sn In ninl to the above dcwrllieO pivC lerk i'i|.<uli O curt fi id t*rrt>. w hether Known o r US* liulu t'liUKtri F in n an known, (rival) II) A. il. tV irk t) r . Iirfrlidniiln. . H iillcU ore.fC r Cuinnimi Sul. Order wl I’u blieailu a To Akih-ii T. Ij wls. If livIllK, nud IHi'klnaiiu .V lilrKliixuii. country people—not htore beaut but keener. Dr. K. E. Frv,’, of forum, has reached theso com iiiins by Imving 400 persons an various things from spoiled c> to nltnr of rvses. LOVE FORGIVES EVKUYTIIU LONDON, Fetv forplven everything.” This Li fra '.he nrin-Ui'nt of .a Portia, the ill wn»n:iYi . m ter t > ulcud u l/roi ol' promise t a»d lit Lnglleh imlrti An Ounce of Preventia r GOOD M03fg,Nlo FOR SA LE 31 K.. nud nil tMrtiaa cU lnilnu Inli-nmla niptrd tinni*. „ III unit to I hr wl/oVr iltfc tllm l pinp e tty , w h eth er Known oi unknow n: You uud each o f ymi m o '>.,r«h>* HAVE BETTER NOSES i'n l» m l to ii|iu>:u- In lh r a b m « . utied <-•«!*« oh o r ti.'Ju ro'th .- rirtl onday In Mwl-cb, l « i , van-c t i ­ NEW, YORK. Keb. J 2 .- ( ll! n Ituln Day of thi» t'o u n , mol City folk* luive l/«Li’r imsc* uazk upom *tmo cosnv/KCf ' HE CAMU UNiaOUClTVO— s TVIAT3 TMG KIN O OP O OSING33 TO MAVE .•’EC W E E _ \ O O N T OeAU INI CONVGR3.WTION AN D tv ic N WAIT UNTIL TW 6 TICKER .TELLS MC .‘P IV q GOT A ( P O R TGM l)A(lBeu> OC NOKAGe CVERV C *vr_M O COST OP llOTTLE O R LADGUS— GGT TViG RCGO lA R PR'CG A *^0 y i ^e f-vA) j i3 G O N & T O 3P S.N D lA^NIEV k. I . AOWERToirCj* it f^'^i ace it wA,-. N - .i'«vW«y *o*e v a u : ■’D-^v t > A OOfslC H3K»> IQOGO TU U tU V E R I t M O A SPCLS r ’ i PROrn OR U033 - > ' CVCRV O*iV_-U>>l.10?C * O s-V7TM NIC* HAPWSMTO THAT MX) COUl-WMT DCUVCR V _ U K l O W - l i , CUX>03 O R PCRUAPM A CVCl/>oe«.YOO CA/s) NI^VGR T6LU \i L M X J MiOMY o c OUT 1QOOO POCKtt— fOEVCR SiOM / \ <ftWYT(iN;pljL>.V(CC5fV M X )« tA'-AJlCR O MXOiMCJ / ' ’ SOO-R MAMO-.LVOCf.'f 'i SCXJ CAW J l e f f^f\ PRCh/CVaU W C ^ l! O''•’ PU T, , i rJ rni o \aa-»cn yo u J a i l . :-£■* IT I t t U MIGHT WAVE f— V- A 'Q A O CO N TRA CT / 8 7 — A creaffo F o r S a le 1*2 Acre Orange Grove About 3 miles from Sanford noar Twin Lukes, uno hulf tnilo from golf coursd. Brice $0500.00. Tonus $2600.00 cash $2000.00 In one year Arcnuo. and $2000.00 in two years ut* 8 per­ nu and cent interest. ‘ i J»$6700 l (Ct t ***1*. (♦)>■ kf Tb* 13,11 This Grove pnid 25 per cent, net on ubuw price this season. » n JJ t I'll Q*«« Ik I Ti»S» Generosity vmmv i s To d a y a A o l i Da v LOOUIT ALL TU* O tU SS BeCAOCE on MCM, OO \ ITS LINCOLN'S ) B'RTMDAV.’ I MAVJE TD (SQJ )- ) ■pi AN> PENWICS 1 GiTT IN ! I > V PANIC '! I MOPS MP30Cf/ ,| ) MAC A BiRTUOAY OB PAST/ SOAVETUIMi L S3 t VWGN'T MAMS Tt) HOWARD CORBOltATIO Itealton Masonic Building ■—L ,-C P L N O ANVOP 7USAA- . i / g i got j o s y emooom. KQVi TO BOV A < __ . Pop «LN' f\ VM&DONrrMAvJS TO<SOTO SCMOOU 7DDAY, MOWtws is *mS T v su n w o f . \ FBBBUABV- J TPJCT'S RWAY-TW IS A MOUDAV, it ? J l t Z S k L A K E FRO N T .Six Acres, E xcellent Location $3000.00 Term s $2750 Cush. Sec 8 . W. BRA D FO RD Owner, Milunc Theater, By Williams OUT OUR WAY C KAOMl . NO BOSS, ' L C A kiT W EA R 5 ACRE FA RM , cleared and tiled with small house located on hard Nhd about 6 miles from Sanford. Will give immediate ponseabion o f houae and posMesnion o f property after crops are harvested. Apply I'. 0 . B o * 431, Sanford,' F la . TH EM O L S ONE MORE TH A T S e r t p ! A l l ! iHL HEELS p o p p a TORN LL liETOA SO M \ On O xjE W m e ! / y ' MOM n r i ! \ fS U )t N EtlO ^ n o p e • C)Mwr ' A B P t^ O t i t DtO Cu P lH • POOUTlC t_ A t ( j U WONT OM S O U L ST AMD LEES M a n k l e s we.s*. IT S F l AT On T ilt s R t UKJDOK . T h \3 lTT1om ) V UOOPH6AEO! O U R B O A R D IN G H O U S E r 1 FFA W EP OTOBBY vlARRKS) rfO CKLL DUO OP, ALi' P l>V A TAerr LUiE Oki VlDA LBOtrf vh& BLOvlPE LlAn^EQMt), j T R iE O P !. i f OiAPEB^TAvJp * TV AT MOO’PE. -tM’ FACT lAOtVl ^ ‘2*-.'SEO,wLVlvlAt‘ ; SAVlo’O BtEAi PD/1O6 AROUvVP h I FA'VOUrre CORtlEK VJOULP • , nW BlOVlPG YLAME POVDA J Not! LW-’e MOOU C O R PSE AT-fri’ BALDiE« WE^ALlWAlYt*!^ -f o B E F b u tiv Oki^'H^vlAiT? ViELU UO'Ekl v op ,^ P acw: -fh.<5> / u o u e u v o o r . p il u ^ j -r 4n\cAi;-.> \T I CA-YCVl N 00 MO&VllklG OV f -tO b'V OO<SM* AGAiO, I'L L VLTf *TvV \\0>\<*N .vUWIT'j IADE 'THEM nth. — Mod cADrii~i\A-UA"Mau,vte t a l w d g •To o g A v o r m o o r j ViVCKEt, AuS-fCV^A?—VltLL J ^ C^AM. ^ -T E ^ -O E T T W ' -ftH E i OO ^ 0 O l ^ ^ A O ( j - ^ A V i 6 ^ P > L — TMlMWC VT CAJER. W\P. -^vA;,\i wWr. \ vHivl -w . viitfcTfc) W i , -tv tM - wM mj B Y CONDO Jfh < O T W A L L 9 ! I ! m V ^ D L Y O O lN g - M IS T A K E N T O PU T Y o u IP * t h in k S il e n c e -! i I YO U U P / W IT H yj f AR.RAN 6-&MtNT • m you ’r e m o u g h t T j tc — U g CA LL# \\\<aC<&\CrT& H IG H HE.LLE.O B O O T S W A SH IN G T O N T U B B S 11 donT kuovi vihaTS Ta* MATTER MTU R O V iE . N L L O f A - UJDDBN I’VE BECOME V ABhENT M/NDEOu ' l i THAT TM' ^ REASON FOR a TU‘ iTKlNCt * * T i e o ON SOUfL V F w cee? > 'tew, Hr BPS* D ID I f V i 1 WOUkONT FO dU T Tb MAIL fOMC . NO. HE ^O R oO T TO G iv e 'E M '(<? ME. > / �V. I^ETinUAKY I2 r m a «•* ,1. ,«4" — » , •< f i>U. -.MV t'- ir f iL 1* M i r ’l if I L jV VLvSi* \ *, J' ■ * i V, • % * ,1 * ,a? ... • i BPM r ,. L ------------------ Nature’s ] / H E developers and owners of Wynne wood have highly improved wi^oty'reslricled development S ^ in the h e a r t ^ 'd ie extensive activity of the __; Southea^^rn Section of the city. A t the inter­ section o{_Mdllonville and Geneva Avenues. Surround­ ed by-®] the high type developments where homes are l>rfng erected andimprovements are being installed w ith unusual energy. T h e great progress and the unusual ex ­ pansion of the city is especially evident in this section here in the city limits. planned and platted this development very cau­ tiously. T h e natural beauty has been preserved and will be greatly enhanced by landscape experts. To save the beauty of a tree, or to arrange the plat that every site would have its share of trees re-planting was neces­ sary. Several times this was done before the develop­ ers decided to adopt the plat that now makes Wynnewood a home community of distinction. * . H E lordly oaks and majestic pines that nature be­ stowed so plentifully to this spot from a scene of sunshine and shadow, one of rare natural beauty T irra sub-tropical setting. This century old handiwork of Nature breathes an atmosphere of contentment and refinement that is only to be found in Wynnewood. T h e age-old trees, the sub-tropical shrubs and the flowering plants together make for a spot of rare natural beauty that is-unrivaled in* this entire district, a place in which you wiH want to build your home. e urge every one to visit Wynnewood, to see the exceptonial property it embodies. Drive .your own car if you prefer, but it is our desire to have one of our representatives accompany you. He W will thoroughly understand the development in its en­ tirety and it will be a pleasure for him to explain it in de­ tail. A casual inspection is not sufficient, w e want you to spend some time on the property. It will afford you a treat and you will appreciate the environmertf; general atmosphere and unrivaled natural charm of Wytine- Sales Agents Phone 057 W. H. WISHARD, President. D. M. BREAM. Sales Director O w ners a n d D evelopers •V*"V �Associated Press Full leased Wire ^Substitute Is A ccepted At ° A!la r When Bridegroom uCome Through : SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, I B R U A R Y 13, 192G. NUMBER) 1073 Twenty-two Pages Today. *9* NOTEDAIRMANtotssiss i Town Grows A s Maine Party Heade Join M adRush In, DIES INPLANEThousands Search OfDiaihondDeposits . Gov. Brewste S'--iCRASHINOHIO ' Is Emitfained ||Ierf ■I r . C A ^ n iD G E * ilnss, Feb. 13.(/P)—Mrs. Alene Best Doolln,. 17, deserted at the altar only *o 1* Mr,, t proposed to on the spot by William- and offered to substitute if. Doolln, 10. whom abe had mot but two weeks before, Is now on S f f l t ’ 1“' i A V « m » h . O « O r i l c Pt Known youth. The preneher wan w ililjj ML*?* A nd In,1V hCMn-\IWiUlain Best, mother of the out pointed out the legal <|rlu\ re* ven lor O f “S k y W ritin g , i l ) ; bride, and- the preacher. the. choir qujrrd amf «o the wwlding cake was •'tiled A h M achine H its T ree L llnrC snd numerous' acquaintances were put away. Several d i jA t e r llT ***** i assembled In church on Jan . 17. h^an appeared, but Mb. Hen de­ ; Time passed, but the bride-groom, clined to chance her mind. Now Flier Second Killed John J . llalllgnn. did not arrive. the ceremony hat been performed lu Air Mail Service iTInr preacher grew Impatient, the and this- time neither l-riile nor the bride nervosa and the mother tear­ |imstur Wat kept waiting and « e re Intrepid Pilot Served With all happy/ says Mrs. Ue-t ful. * D istin ctio n During W a r ; D esiened S . v „ rn| |»|llrl ’ lions lable •Cut S F I g a T nT t GENERAL CONNER OSBORNE W O O D GETS HIGH POST 1 3 .- i MAY BE DROPPED ON ARMY STAFF* /v st or a r c - ; i bil-l fed s r- •'-•'’frY. Check Received By Detectives j Appointed Depulv th ie f Making Goad AH Debts May Stuff In Recent Cause Removal Of Charges; Ninny Changes mmic Bank Directors Satisfied The Personnel Of '*»yi f\» , * OSYKA, Miss Feb, 1 3 c -■ (/F>— Pike Count Fike County was In the throes of u diamond, rush today. Oi-ykn. normally a uulet Country village of------persons, 8(H) iierSntis .w as nindo nmdothe theheadheadwas quart era of Ihuiunnde' of excited men and hoys’ from nil* parts of Mississippi and Louisiana. By train, unlentolilr, luggy. ftorrewrk, mule-back niulTaioot. tlic eager diamond hunters surged Into ’yka to s|mre in tin- Wealth that they have bceli led to bellov nvvalts them. “ Report* that J . W .llk ta m l or «* Im-ngo, a geologist, geologis t, had nungp, known knowit ns n * {respondblc. for the*etatemut th at; [••actual operations” will be started i i by the interests holding the leases 1within in dsys. ‘•field** ntni-f* nlumi three The ‘'field" starts about mllr** inst uf Qsyk’a ami e-Nlcnd;i to tho Tangipahoa Itivrr and through St. Mary of the Fines, almost to McComb. Mbs. It lias, ben used ‘ principally for hgriulturol purposes In the past. -• Many who l>eg.-n flocking Itcre wore to spatiri ln.it night on rude rotr, supplied by tha inlinbitnuts of Osyka. The ncwcomcm rend uf Victim Of Tn 1hi hassoc tbclr prospect* of becoming fabu­ Is identified By Patrolman * * h ll I l l t n n , found vnlunblo yloue.* while e-.-nreh- lously wealtliy in nn extra edition A s B a n d it W anted F a r S a fe n ifi-pi s v i i nvi . . i log for oil on the property of E. of tho McCotnb Enterprise, Mean­ Motorcade B low ing Non:* (Sreenvillfe | Extensive IMN Art ' ^ n , ' Ohio, Peb. US.— 1 < • l ee. member of the cimntv while, nntionncrment wus made Will Be Followed By best know Dinner At H o t e l 1 lift1 ' ' lruck ® ‘ "V nirt MAN K IL L E 6 .B Y V% " S ,’S OFFICER IS SAJI) i a .’*1 0rnP5e GE?V“ nnht Met At Longwood 1 j trait of land where the Blue White !«tdy, 11-1 six. . . . miles . " K n ............ p rth vru st i ^ d to W h ^ o^ iiriw d to-, , Many expression* of won- day when n description of thr U t - jd c r em an ated tniH n fte rn o o n o f * Balin'.) “ k V * ? d ! T m u « . S f ’ d i n ! p n p e r m ^ ' w J . ' . n i o l ! - ^ I n ’ a T u r k -1 n : r \ v ^ ' f . ' . u n < l ' t 0 ' t n i l y w i t h t i . ' o ' b o d y J f r o m m e m b e r s o f t h e v i s i t f I Hi* body and the mull -which he ! in,>1,.1 . i.'1Vi ' 1'.— . 'H11' ! urn miner ns saviner that he had i hold nt a local mortuary. |Maine delegation bended by voVernor Unlph 0 . Brew ster.. rhen they were shown the in­ tensive Affricultural district on tho outskirts of the city hlle on n tour conducted by the entertainment committee uLUu.* Chamber of Commcyco. llousr-1 WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Feb. WASHINGTON. Feb. « Ckm' *3, “ Charges of obtaining Mnj. lien. Fox-Coimor In .leeti-d lu become di-put; nt Keek ,nun®y under false pretenses muy ■tufLuif ,thu urniy, tin_ ^ m ftf^ b c-, »b<mped against Osborne 0 . htj^iu^-)K>st in the mililarv —^ h- visiter., were sh.-Wli HuiliaLpic tlu-: Wood, n^u- in u.Havana Hospital, ice. cry and trucking fields both nt tho gi.< heir wild would reveul hU Him- Orleans find Chicago inspectlmi. Ir\ the shooting, which took cutting stage and the seedling Tlu> change is one ot several deHe bliag , following tho receipt of a cheek by yeara of age, tity. (b n -..r the geologists is hotd who found stone: i neat* litre. about 3 o'clock Friday stage, the cltura grav •i and the [plr.ee nt the Palm Bench National Detect- t elded on in the general -tuff us » ' Sm:-'i nan •> veteran flier. He was _ , morning, Deputy Sheriff Fred irrigation system l T .h.*. district, — --i .i ivc Agency this morning to cover jre ult of expiration of lo-iirnnn-nts. j the « r g ii:..-•■ of skv writing and and nt the conclusion of the tour simi-eil Maj. | .ir u i' lo b‘ e the first " umiui will ..in .-mu in .ini), jr 'ssaid American to court costs and■ £],.|0<> worth of I .*•*«• -Connor many of them stated that in their c-liecksi Issued by Wood on n local Ib-n. Dennis Nolan u In. will .ake loop f • lonp. Ho was the hold<-r i entire trip through Florida they I'oninuind of the ilivi-joii, with |o f Ob iule. .Smith began flying, bank. away unobserved during the h?at had seen nothing comparable t<* After ii'iuing $3,100 In worthless hii.-idquarter- nt Fort ITunillton. . when In- was-IIT. He wus i n-' of luitllo. Hnrtsfield was recov- the agricultural wealth of San­ N. Y., effective Marrh -f 'couruged by IP* ourents, who i hecks in l'ulin Beach, Wood ( ring this, morning after his jaw ford’s back country* llrig. Gen. II. \Vc ll . .-it I'nrt i ?V r tRjir«l their mr in Indiana -ought flight to Huvnun Jn n. l!0, « p, w v i v \ w n v i r,r*s m wT/\ r\ i i , p « , bud liven reset in an opcralton. Governor Brewster declared .hat where he has remulnvd whilo ef- Henning, (in.. ><l|l become an u-*- for ?l,f<00 to furnish capital io "there Ik no reason why Sanford build a plnn-. Ilo imrehased hi« i thc, t forts .of authorities here to bring ' chief •.f stuff to fill the 'V',Mr-^ ^nrami. was still nt largo , ^ heromr t)nP ue of of the largest timti-t'iit bile his mother ' him hack to Florida were fruitless. I'hwc now occupied by Gen. own ____ iillhmvgh officers of n half d o x a n cities l-u ,.. ..r X m finrt, of iinland Florida within a prepun-d tlic cloth for Hu-, wings .-n Al'-llOjJgb officials of the Crim* J Conner very few yonrs. Your natural ad­ her saving mncliiiie/ ,s B * E * * T * T h n l C o n -.r o m n iitliT s Nnntetl T o Itn ise ^ r u J l 't A m U t u f r ^ ’soarch '"for vantages Brig. Gen. Hugh A. Dnm nro such ns to Insure Ibo Firsi Flight Kmlcil In Full id thr inol vCJyi'rt of Record in which lti ns \MII I’ jihh l.egi.sln -' I'un d s l op P h ila d e lp h ia , | uni, city’s tremendous growth ovm Ills fir-l flight wiped out c.Ii.-i n yield ( luugci^pgaliisi; Wood Imvc l»ecn si-i.mi eliief of stuff in chiirge of linn T o Konder lik e ly ; F x p o -ilio n Building H av e: Km of. sva« idcimflevl by the without the magnificent projectn fseill bt- fileil •’biive ' declared thut , making (•peniiiniis noil training, will take took .Smith si\ imiith to buhl. A ll) F u tu re E m erg en cil’H Ctuupleted P lans F o r D riv e night patrolman lit Grenville yes- you hnvr planned. Coliiio.iiid of the first infnnlry n-stitutibu,will not be grounds for ill I'nilaunteil bv thit i r.C'li. in w |m isU be it............. Hurt everything Ion tin r - ----i ter.il,> as the man ho had c<»me ..j,, particular. I want to cowwithdrawing the case. itirvcUmi of briginle, ; , ...... bi-;ul-i'.inrU*rs . ............... motor «Vn a local batik who hold tho drafts jWmlswortb. N. Y.. effective Anril h. wrecked, Smith n-built nntillo V) ASHINGTON, Feb'. Id.—t/P)— ; In tlinn-slijg tlic. coming drive " ly a .ln lhe garage in , mrftd the-eltUcns of Sanford .'or |die re.F anfo. Ano pati.nnmn [ t,(forts to develop the splcnMuj. William D. Gohnor, ,mw This time In was sucri-seful am. Grntlfh li.-u lien- over tlic st-Ule-! oT the American is-gl»n, by which . P ’*, 1M {louse, against Wood raid today Uiat they enough nn-iiev ... ft.nn ___exiiibi_____ ment i»l ;h.j mithral'itu _______ strike _____ is , funds f»r erecting a Florida ejt- ' lw,[L *'':u=/ ,'\r « unilfr n‘l« V ‘;r';,: ' 1'**•,!'“ ' , -.!1‘*ldld I did wntur'front wnUr front and to make tl.ls^. uiujor have no further interest In th e’c»:u cnnmiandinjr Anuricnn Forces in c.irned i,„ .i .i liuaml shipping and dittrih- i i mid do nut euro to push prosocu China, lias bcrii no iguetl lu coiii- lions to |>uj o ff iho inertgnge. lu rouplcd with n fiope that congress: blblt nL tlic PhUnflqlpidn Botipd-.?ft'‘*» ««d bed turned to Kn e tin groat i„ _ T __ render ..... . ...... .. .... ....... _ tu b•‘■••I legislate .to less................ centennial exporitlon will bd . ‘.“ 'V " *U , uting adnUMr," CoTN-rnor Itrewstur "• mami the second division -it Fort II .few year la- 'laid1 m-umredn ithx ,iim* ------v . . . ...................... ^ cotmagndcr 0[|>«tock / ^ behind. He was tbvn likei; any future siirh emergency., ed, bL U. Lluttofi. cotnioamler of k '(W* bohiml. tie w:m |nnl*l. “Pbvliovo that it can b* doiw Bam llouulon, T cxIds effective up- tiomil n pMiiiiiiiui. - io n ,.- '1*'- ^ j.riiih u rtp n itiacn t of The ngn-emaU lt|lWc«^Ute min- tlm |f*chl pyvt, and mrmwst'of A c ‘"J' 1 >i nml. . ' and l know, that in view of ymir ’■* hit return from ihc orient, When the V. S. cntiymi tlic i Havana Electric iluilwftjs.Conif ‘ 9 ------------ ' t * * o W B ^k'tt»rur>t. fn rtis ------- ' t(VT " * -mure, 'mure, tlmt that ondf.' on Wofl^ W iu ^ u ^t .,'|ho?eW *>rd n chrtirHtl tbe n clt vup |0 y„uy city l will «##[ “*-r [-bbM! ■Wading to TalUhast co fo'g many great activities hern in con eeunmitttc aims -^ r-y-i. j,i ^..i-.pen'in tVu ifet-lgn of sevifral new fleinj aJf cOaV billn In ihV House atul .. jvin J In, tialfH jl^ t ___________ d1with tho robbers fleeing In ncetluii with tlic shipping business,* \ iii tlic tampaign afier two j Senatevrlth Chnlrimiu Parker of P o w e r F o r 4 H o u r s . »•}“»"«-. IK-j;dne.l the air muil si r. twk %ax,' I,unit-lent to wlp^ o u t alT accounts 1 one auminobilc and tho officers • The tHirty was met at the Oran Ithe House Coiiimofjjp Coiumittce, days of intensive work. [vice April 1, lP-.i. per ernt {against him, tho difference will be ,TO believe oc„«u- the mv cn ».*,«..»»* .. •. . , r.v ivTi. i-i n i I He "« * the second pilot to lub« confident tlmt coinpreJtvnslro leg" \Vo l U n l u A p f ^ S a l T .....C°Hn‘’ ' S . nial Black Hotel, in LongWoad. ‘it,. “• «» Wood hi released I.A KEl^N D , I III.. I eb. Id. Ills lift -inee the innugurati'-n of IsInUon will be enacted during the ■ford are whole-hearted In favorTt* Bu 30 automobiles which were lonr . r' ; , r J ' —lbi-uusd or a fuel shortage tbat ( , |lt. NfJAl V„rk.(3ilcugo, overnight present session. tin , O - n^pltal. . * , of Utidliig their financial support |*‘* Au,,lM T,!^tr l fUV iV V V r i to’ tho Chamlwr for the nftcraoon I., attributed to the negligence '•/' uir mull service July 1. When tour by various citizens. Chairman Parker agreed with! to a project designed to aid the ; 11 '• ‘.’Yi ,1", fi. w J S i i soiih- one nt tlic .Municipal l.ignt Charles II. Ames crushed into u n-jfresetitatlvr TIIhoii. Connecticut.! state ns u whole, and to combat ,L'1 i„ ^ ' / / j i *° Dinner will be Served at the and VVater Plant, I^ikelf.nd was mouiitiiiii near lli-lli foiite, l*u.. dur­ llepublirali floor leader, said that tho serious propaganda liow be-- fh« -* ' Hotel Fom-st Lake at 7 o'clock, si Furor's wit limit water, electric figiits or ing a fog last October, Hinitli »ook the recent emergency was not tho lug wngtd in tJio north,” Mr. Hutmpei-' loinui which-tinni short talks * netting power for over four lioun; today. n pn.inineat part in Die search for proper time' for consideration City officials got bill.' early this his plum- which was not found for mtnvurrs to force Muprviuhe' ww ‘ “ morning and n tank ear of oil w.i III duv both holding tlint tli limber uf ru-lml in the plant Rut several i controversy would liu •itli liehours were required I" get up Stages First Air Klopmritl uilical to sound nud per relit Mi K f WAYNE, Iml.. !\i> l b lation. At a meeting of re]ireeenlotivo steam and in hte meantime even t oil tini/V>—Art Smilli. nil mud pilo* litiiena of Osteen, who recently telephone service liaji Im-« ii pnraMany Bill- Peiullng in iloune- , The Seioul-Ctntenni.il will I lu a tel. phone couvet.iiion with of nil rm-mbcni of the party will b«rof his announced plans calling for the listed. It " a - not until shortly i killed l*.-l night nt Moiit|M-ln-r. O.. held from .nine 1 to Di-e. J mid n u telecnioli op, rater nt Anilnlur A score <>f bills sponsored a fter noun that the f it > r«d Intel, , was a V-tive of Fort Wayin ind .... .of. , erection of u modem tourist hotel Itovcrut V1" " ,",1 .lh| lu ’V n !!i,| ’!f iiccamc pruioiiieut when In -(aged ! members „f both parties from tli'a' c.v w ted to be one ef Dr> larni t I ShcrifV stoiitinlirii was told that [ | a |.re­ gainni |0," the aborts of Luke Joyful,* near to nurmidey. coal regions and tlo T t^ tli. Atlantic Mimsltlons ever held in the ut'il*|bot!i F.nror and Burn •!!.. r,-1 !rr;«^observed, Edw.n II igsin Die first "air clupment” in lb< Ids, siding: | I had1 in «-f- 1 the Sanford-Ostceu highway, the kitown Dier«. I'.oior vvi < !«irrtl*o<l to n of A.oerir.in ivlaDon. ^ k .n g iwmaiirnL solut On vil Stnles. ry Mel- •(irn> of Wilson, Housnolder mid America. In „ l.oiim made planr, he no,I Idi (af dilfen-neeji In the .mine Industry! 1 ho city o f i'hiladi ItihUi L- pro u:i liuviug n fci’nr on top of Idn lir.id Invocation—Rev Mortimer »t ri plu-.i Boyle wot retained for. the purpose fi-inrc jitarted for Hillsdale. Mich, 'a re pm .ling in the House, while In .'paring to accomodate nnd enter-1 ntd miutlier on tb- bark Ins leg. u, g ilt Glover. * North of filing papers of Incorporation to be married. The plane rnished* Die' upper chamber, Senator Rob- tnlrt several hundred thqutunds via- j Other descriptions ef Knzor were Group Pinging and Musical Nutn* ^ *t on the for the new hotel company and tha Inson of Arkansas, Democratic j Utors during tha aix months o f 1 p v t n by the oucrrU r nil i f which when they were near their rcatlnGists of •«etch«s submitted by Elton J . WASHING ION. Feb. 13.—l/T’t - ution. Both were badly hurt, but floor loader, lias offered a proposal; the exposition, and has appro- the th crlff raid, tallied with tho aers,—Forrest Lake Trio. Aildrass cf Welcome— Hop. F o r­ S*r»t*ry jluughton, Sanford architect were The Department of Justice in its were married the next day in a to create a hoard of adjustment to priutld largo auma c f money to- LoJy litre. rest Lake, Mayor. Woodrow accepted. prevent threatening suspensions. muking the affair a aucccat from second big unti-trust procedure of Hillsdale hospital. Response—Governor ilMph 0 . Members of the newly formed the week, asked the federal court Discussion over placing credit every angle, according to officials Seminole Brewster. s “nicr- building company stated tedry that in New York today for an injunc­ of the iitate Chamber of Comof Visitors, Each . rearh- work on the proiect would get un- tion against another proposed morre and the Aiurrican Lvglon. Bur Holds Meeting oneIntroduction Introducing themselves. 1trade ond arr Florida's exhibit' ia to lie |iou% merger of dealers in food pror r a J m I ers of congress differing n sto tho way immediately upon their * )■ SOW K. P. Forrester, president P in t 3re of receipt of Incorporation papers nnd i ducts. I art that Die refusal of congress cd in a structure eroded along Tlie Seminole County Ilnr A» Nn'ional Hank, Sanford, Florida^ re of tho xijstlnci Floridian tjrpu, la Pt r ~ in intervene In tho dispute ln-lpcd I 011 completion of the plans by the , The art mn is qguinst the No-j Henry F. Merrill, president State id: be iirrangvil In tho most modern secintlon hold it ngular mrotlng ‘ architect. , tlonal Food l’rodmcts . Corporation 1 r i l l * r i l l * PV S o o n to spaPdtho solution, 8cnutarCopo- dibptuv Imt night in the .Sor.Unolo Grill, on I'tur Portland, Maine. LMr booth* add ia cx/iectfd to llivulas ! r o i 1 a ilC J *^*^*^** i iulj(L_democrat, contended that It. Park A v u u u h * * » o>unber*. aJGeorg* A. DeOoUaa, city ntioe-.. The Lullding, ns announced ia s tf“«'‘‘ *' k ' Igs iron week, ;wus Iturricl by thc*Wnnlo^ ndop- couimirmF Dm attention of every tl® bar a n a flie ir guV.tn enjoyed ncy, Sunford. Florida. ***' *" will bo bulli nlnn„ ii , m roniq of the most widel> Known Arcn-ilvisitot, tho.c in charge of the pro­ .....; ««»..• .1 tta-. PALM 11EACII. Fla., Fib. IX— Dun of hi* resolution requesting ject as;a dinner and a number of informal lllruni W Ricker, Poland Springe, sing im The apparent Impasse w- I’risldent Coolldgc to take action. conntrv. uitlni before adjournment, at president Maine Publicity Bureau. contain ubout 26 rooms and will ‘ «: bo I I .! tw' i-n CouiiU-«h Millicent Salm 'on In the building, avery county Interested I'nrtk* Responsible o'clock. E. K. Houaholder, City Commis­ the eoaand community of Ibo state ia exChief entertainment features of sioner, Sanford, Florida. regarded the im t, ii to I* represented with Tbr poor A. I.. T. Cummings, secretary changing the sit- agricultural, horticultural and uv- the evening wen* tho hunting .wiiip |c| stories told by John Iamnardv. Maine Statu Chamber of CdtP* thut the In- crcationnl display*. &’» hand Those present were: L. F. Boyle, merer. a fl tho dispute : E. R. Wilson, E. K. llousholder, ding largely veru rosponsiblc for tho com. >yi.urge o fjh c new structure. Mvnii.itimd Hundn, to erercif George DeCottc*. G. W. Hpeneer, Scores Injured In acelar- lmr;. of the company j UU* that. In •cut o f a New York euurt leiwit- settlement In which ho personally H. It. Dlghton, Mayor Forrest Lake, took no part. Public concern over Balloon Uacc Held Riot 0 ? e r Fuel John i la J u f * r f probability, tho hotel v.iU be ting him to i'c« their infali* Noll the .situation also Is believed to G. Leonardy, J. G. Sharon. Ho hu* t,on' ! !*'a*t,d to u Chicago operator nnd A t Little Rock, Ark. four nftcmooiij. n week W. W. Wright* W. B. White an< have constituted a big factor In the a t 1 10 * ni>°«nccmcnt will h« iliver seen,th“ b«ib> NEW YORK,1 Feb. 13.—(JFi—A J . C. Bills. Jr. With the Count r«p->rl> from final peace negotiation*. irrk ?n . i fortkt«mlng within a few days. not rail for police wa* sent out uHWASHINGTON. Feb. l2.-<>Pibis amDa.. who i ix* u.» iT' .. ” ia company Is incorporating In Tho elimination ballooii race to m- S N.w York say. Jny when buiidrctls of men, women URGE8 DIVES BE CLOSED . *___ x ** lit tul.cn an active |r it m *l,r,'||j an drill Mrmi, aeaking fuel stormed SAN DIEGO. Cal.. Feb. 13.— lectl emniTUN entrants to L i t S S ^ wlmuf *2'‘‘000IV represent America If • u;4 In tile* •ni tbv cuke yards of the Consolidated Dr. Jamas H. McGaw, who (>P>—Mayor Palaclo, of TIa Juana, in tho Gordon BcnneU InternaUon- •lag ,,^,cr ha ui II. II. Ga* Do- in First Avc., at IJtlO this tonight received a message from speak at tbu High School audit C sT L S,/ ^ * AND p a r t n e r w in morning. Hcofw were injured be­ President Cslles urging that all ium Sunday night at 7:30 oVt t« tnak,/'1 ----- -— . fore Ibo police could quell dives lu the liorder town bo rlos- Is -said to be ousted the most |rvuiitry ii,. . ‘ •AN.N*E8. Franco, Feu. 13.—</?*.' turtnnee. ular iecturers now trayeiing » ML jK 'S ld a l col y . a» ntMle s*nt-•*~MI*».H*len Wills and her part- l i l S f t S h y d ^ n ? and each car* ' the auspice* of the National rying a pilot und aide, will he used. * of i'nlm NENANA. Alaska, Fek 13.— X T " J th fe n try list h « , well an men's doubles of been llmlte<l to eight bag-. This ; Jirarh Uf . r 0uat the Count- (A*)—Tho ‘Wilkins trans-polar ex­ loniM'K hw w —... pedition supply party was buck na ment'today by limitation, however, may be ruiscd ;. the j j j j oi S r t " ^ * 1'. c s gherself sosmsS unpsrturlwit “locrau o flthl* doclslvo rcoro> of 6-0, G-0, fl-2. G-2. j U tcf. • _____________ II continues her i.„.v busy raunJ round of of social sorUl in Nenann today with Its snow motors damaged. A delay of biheaotori----------activities and exhibits no ” think they anxiety bei-u.e of the la.pindln* many hours was ni$dr before mak­ MIAMI. FU., Feb. 13.—t« V -In presrwto of hc-r husband from whom ing a neiv start on the first lap rtiftody of New York state officers, enroutg u> Miami with hbretonogreward,,** rapher. Tim atenographer was of the trip to Point Borrow, the take-off point for the aerial ex­ Prulcrirk C. Boak>, who has becu located In Miami hut declared the Dsftatsd living here for aeveral nionilut un­ no knowledge of his: where­ Dint should thoy ^ pedition over tho too of the world. der tho name of C. O. Burton, to­ had about since she left hla employ. In »ld that The caravan left Nenana Thurs­ day was enrouto to Binghamton, ,fo eoallhen . she will seknow. edge »•'« day with 160 tons of supplies, on N. T .. where ho will face trial on his confession yesterday, Beale ad­ persons »o to inoe ,re god- -for hU urn-. . Uny ^ BADEN' F ib . 13.— i personn . via — ---. *ni • demitted that h« robbed a grave at its first Up to Point Harrow The rtv ' k. ,1 alirht nod. Th • desad yet de- h^ s ST*? Cleveland Bergdoll. I ■hooting of members of • party pfCKfl^ , b, u ‘„lrh, <1 •uppllea, were loaded <*n »1«»*6] Chargt* uf forgery and grave rob­ Binghamton and attempted to pass qttompieu of ■nothei who wt,!! ‘l " uuaL''nMu . draft evador, i who attempted k'iv.p those inter- drawn by ronchines. After travel­ bery. off the body be obtain*! as hU with uvid intorost by ch several Beale yesterday confessed that own. •viid-.l' * '-ttsatlonaUbtonp* 1ms Eberl&ch seix rul years ago ing up the Tatiana Plvar three e»t«l 10 the Balm ^ . S H i\lt. r L cfr,W * ret uni Wni him tol to -. . — ?rmimenu,, miles, the party returned as dark­ hU name is Bcnlo and not Burton t,---- —r ■* r e —i-----Capt. Dan G. *P o x -cf thA L ^ xiam i; hpra * ^ Sta» * * M iiP d t srrost ness would have overtaken It be­ na lie had contended sinew his ar­ York poller, who obtained the con r*haiji""Wa-tl iftt-'-a . * * * tolfon Luto gu*t<*dy Two Handed In fore rani King Minutu. It was de-' rest the early part of the w ttk. An automobile, said to have been Cook County Jatl THr...* “ «•«, Jk^SilSju. dded that movin'* at night over owned (or “tS j J } h t o nffoiri" *Ule‘catianj* ^ by Beak, was found with the k c would have torn ixtrvnietho body « ( a man plnnod utulrr* » S 3 S f .U *■ " orrested upon tho l r dangerous. < — detective tirlpatlun of ♦••ttncj/ing The auow motort _Iui .uoullrs . - , *oeath. Tho body a t first was idcu* •***“ ^ IC A G O . III.. Feb on left on the Hi crtt,,dhere, ,P ■ tifiiM a* t U t of Beale, and bU are __ qdiii, sto it Friday, "h e n wife, in attempting to cullett #10.. , l, V • S ' n z r z : InflceriTt at tfs i insue t» start tha ooo lift>insurance, met with opposi­ oftur a night of 5?* dr­ tion by fbo *h i ruaf.: w ith -prtp^ pwb*riag . t o confront Rodksy, XS coshiei " , ., uttle uf Kaouu modbl w^tf.ik ‘ him him K"i Via »t re » h PerMn. Perron, 0,.l n» i t ^ i i„.ve !"h o killed «Krvi licurrscntatlve U}U* “ jJ" . *with . ***» Tli# b«dy ■ aw zero, tho uiotoi* J B B S S * U w d 1o ,UtVtih “ Ihe Wild west holdup of l^ f ► I S *•-<«, tor wa* mails fird a* that o f L•-•.Be: ‘b fii't fr*. 'Farmers COAL R E G I O N ISXEGIONCAMPAIGN GRATIFIED THAT FOR FUNDS WILL ‘ IS ENDEDLAST TWO DAYS • "*** Work To B e Started »ith""rle*,On New O steen Log Hostelry A t Once Injunction Sought - In Anti-Trdst Fi Salm And M illicent Expected IO Meet t C ’J S ’f lf f S S County Noted Lecturer Is To Speak At High School On Sunday Trans-Polar Party Delays Expedition To Point Barrow i f s s»; «Fv<£ r £ r * ' Beale On Way To Binghampton, N. Y . - To Face Grave Robbery Charge Bergdoll Is Arrested Abroad On C b -rg M G B .m n g O .IO fl.o v e A M rs ■ViffffCi ^ >“••- ii« SCSSj ■a .. . ijL Z ik i fscsS ^f eJsss!-** s s / f fe s s p1 * v S t t * 'ji"* ■ * 7 °’ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 12, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 12, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 12, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b019e14e757768f8326b00d8c01a5f95.pdf 52c13d5d0a91bef957248d8c00e7b8ef PDF Text Text A N ron n h e r a l d - edt&zdL “ N ature’s i *1 ! a ' y B , highly im proved wi^oty' restricted developm ent i -V in O ld Masterpiece the h e a r t ^ 'd i e extensive activity of the Southeastern Section of the city. H E developers and owners of W y n n e w o o d have T planned and platted this developm ent very cau­ A t the inter­ tiously. T h e natural beauty has been preserved section of_Md]Ionville and G eneva Avenues. Surround­ and will be greatly enhanced b y landscape experts. To ed b y tu lth e high type developm ents where homes are save the beauty of a tree, or to arrange the plat that every ,b eing erected and “improvements are being installed with site w ould have its share of trees re-planting w as neces­ unusual energy. T h e great progress and the unusual ex ­ sary. Several times this was don e before the develop­ pansion of the city is especially evident in this section ers decided to adopt the plat that n ow makes W ynne­ here in the city limits. w ood a hom e community of distinction. c urge every one to visit W yn n ew ood , to see 'H E lordly oaks and majestic pines that nature be- \ the exceptonial property it em bodies. stow ed so plentifully to this spot from a scene of sunshine and shadow, one of rare natural beauty in a sub-tropical setting. Drive . your ow n car il you prefer, but it is our desire to have one of our representatives accom pan y you. He T his century old handiwork of will thoroughly understand the developm ent in its en­ Nature breathes an atmosphere of contentment and rc- tirely and it will be a pleasure for him to explain it in de­ finement that is only to be found in W yn n ew ood. T h e tail. age-old trees, the sub-tropical shrubs and the flowering to spend some time on the property. It will afford you a plants together make for a spot of rare natural beauty that treat and you will appreciate the environment; general _ _ is-unrivaled in-this entire district, a place in w hich you will want to build your home; A casual inspection is not sufficient, w e want you atmosphere and unrivaled natural charm o f Wyftnevvood. > Sales Agents Phone 057 W. H. WISHARD, President. Owners and D evelopers D. M. BREAM, Sales Director �Bfl Associated Press Full leased Wire 8ANF0 U1), FLORIDA, SATURDAY, tSubstitute Is Accepted At ! AfarWhen Bridegroom tv , fa ils To “ C om e Through ! Twenty-two Pages Today. BRJDARY 13, 19*6. NOTED AIRMAN M ississippi Town Groins A s Thousands Join M ad Rush In DIES IN PLANE ”Search * G o v . B re w ste OfDiaihondD CRASH IN OHIO Is Entertained Her * ' CAtfBBIDGE, Mass, Feb. 13.— Finally DooUn, a boarder in the (/Fl—Mrs. Alenc Best DooUn, 17, • .OSYKA, Miss., Feb. )3.t-<;P>j lioulrhoTa’ clcPP«d forward deserted nt Urn alter only be Fike County was in the throes of and offered to substitute. Mrs ■ proposed to on the spot byWUlinnr a diamond, tush today. 0 tyUa, II. DooUn, lb. whom ebe had met Best stopped crying, -Go ««. the I Art SntUh.OncOf Host Known normally a quiet Country 'village but two weeks before, is now on id b(H) persons, was mndo the headh h w V i . * h# the I FUers In Country And In- quartern lvoSmith. The preacherM,p was‘ "hi wiHi,,* of thoiitandr of oxclleil ___ Dosti mother o f the blit pointed out the legal deluv re- 1 vinlor Of “ Sky Writing,” men and boys’ from oil pnrt» of ♦ __ I Ik. - hridtvnndthe .prencher, Uie. choir quiml amino the wedding cake m Killed As Ainchi ne Hits Tree Mississippi and Louisiana. By Llfnrc and numerous acquaintances were Put away. Several day. Inter ||a|. trnin. automobile, buggy, ftorre* D‘ , a r b i*s',emblcd In church on Jnn. 17. I'kim appeared, but Mb. Hen de­ tmek, mule-buck mid afoot, tlie ; Time parsed, but the bride-groom, clined to change her mind. Now F l i e r S e c o n d K i l l e d eager diamond Inmters surged into „tk 'John J. Halligun. did not arrive. the ceremony .............. hat been „VVil performed , I n A i r M a i l S e r v i c e 0 .iyka to Muitt in the wealth that Ce IThe preacher grew imimtlent, the and this- time neither bride j„>r the •they hate hern led to baUov nwalts D i l l bride nervotfs and tho mother tear- j pastor urn kept waiting and ‘ them. Intrepid IMIol Served With D H 1 ful. , 'nil happy,’- says Mrs. U. -t “ Rctmrta that J. WVDcUml of — i Distinction During War; t liieago, known ha a graUtglht, had Designed Several Hunts found valuable stenra whil* aeaiihalons r t pvki , V „ n ., „ . ,, 'U’K tor nil on the property of K. ta ble nan * , ‘ ’AND. Ohio. hob. 13.— ib . Lee, member of the county 8m *^\U,,C America V b ^ ird of superrit nrs. spread rapCut best known uvfuton.. mid idly. It also *1*. bevuum been ‘ . - ...... - widely .....-■* t» iui .v. It known that known nn a stunt.flyer, lost hi* mlncrtd lease-, hnvc been taken at iuh, H v8,rtt,KLMl, / ,yi 5* -'V declared . 7 bo ™ood M*--• , *K waa. kllh-il killed when .... his , prn-e-" on nitirt uf n ________ 2 ,000-nctr mull plane it ruck a tree and crash- tract of laud where the llTue \VhiL , ed to the ground near Mont Pel lor, Dintiiond* were reporird found. l i t r ,„ '? » *? nr rt!,wtwt ° f Hryun. 7Fe h a; c i do not specify dinDeputv Chief tpuiau-d Deputy Offf !««• l ? und und’ the mail -which he ( hief O 1“ •» C body [Senate Check Received By Detectives j Appointed it_I Making Good AW Debts May M u ff in Recent OrderK;il':*!,.t'arEJ!| wTepm Chicago to Now 'Th* said, J’. but mineral dcjlttlrtb vontract* provide a Cause Removal Of Charges; Many Changes Made In j » “ " " " l ^ i " 5 tS T S cent, payable Bank Directors Satisfied The Personnel O f Council t Detail* of the mcident* wen- __ l° V’1' Dv all minerals t-»k, made j lacking here. He wn*' about two en fvor.j their prnperty, Siverol of WEST PALM BEACH, Fin.. Feb. WASHINGTON. Fvh. i id*'— ! miles off the regular aid mail rvuite the pneiou* ‘‘rort.-"" exhibited by |of con-1 j ;1 — — Charges of obtaining Mnj. Gen. I’ox-Conner ba- Keen se between Chicago and Itryun, H. II. geologist* who made the ‘ ‘find," money under false pretenses may lecti-d io become depul; , li„ f of-|Shaver, acting division »upeirinten- ivero discribed a . “about the size *vuft inf .the urmy, ilu^ * ‘"dent of tin- air mail wervice here. dwpped against Osborne C. htjj[iiifct- |H>*t in the mililan Mr. 1 Vhnr.Yt XVa’s' lie- oiify^gcolu—aid. ViribiHly*xvn-Tcported good the i Wood, hj$w'in uJiuvnno Hospital, Ice. . Bryan gi i h?n* who would reveal hi* blen, filing following tho receipt of a cheek by The change i* oik* ot seneral doj- i .Mill,tough only ::j years o f age, tit>. (hie of tfio gcolordsts is held Ao. the Pnlm Beach Nationul Dctcct- tided on in the generui -tuff a* » I S m ! 1*i wan •’ veteran fli„r ll„ n ,„ Ii4renre j ike ronjlftJHTttino carIfrnidcnt ; l Miifcr*1 lo- “{fpSE: CASE A G A I N S T GENERAL CONNER OSBORNE W O O D GETS HIGH POST MAY BE DROPPED ONARMYSTAFF! ' * * ••aP reapenMblo for the*atatcmut that "artuni operations*’ will be darted by the lutcieoU holding tho lca*c* within 1 R d iv j. Tho "field* start* about thres mile* inst of Qxyka und extend:! tn M A N - t I L t E D s B Y - v “ S 1 S T t w tho Tnnpirfthoa River nml through St. Mni-y of the Pine*, almost to A nd O ran ge G roves McComb, Miss. It has ben used principally for ngriultuntl purposes S u r r o u n d in g C ity in tho past. — Many who hog&u flocking hero wore to spatid la.it night on rude rote supplied by thex inhabitants of Osyka. The nevveotmm read of V ictim O f Tallahassee F igh t their prospoctu of brooming fnbti Is Iden tified B y Patrolm an lonsly wealthy In an extra edition A s Bandit W anted F or S a fe _ , . . . • of tho McComb Enterprise, Mean­ Blow ing N cn:‘ G reenville j E x t e n s i v e M o t o r c a d e while, announcement was made that n« n result of the rush, tho W ill B o F o llo w e d B y ............................ ........ Osyka ............. Kentwood Commercial, News ' TAU.AIIASSFE, Pa.. IVh 13. and MeCorab Eritcrpriae, heretofore —Identity of the man killed D in n e r A t H o te l wekly newspaper*, would begin Friday by county of fleers ns 1 .. A.[ piitdislting daily edition* immedi Enior of Anilnlusin, Ala., w-nn he)loved tolinve been cutablishrij to*. , M a n y c x p r r s s io h s o f won'•ntely. day when a «ir*rri»uinn of the l»*- .Her emanated thta a f t ornoon OFFICER IS SAID TOBEE. A. ENZOR“Dixie Pilgrims” p Met At Longwood J, O. Emrich, a McComb new*imper man was quoted b> a Jar li­ ter wns found to tnlly with the body fro m m e m b e rs o f th e ViOUIDK j Maine delegation h ea d ed by mn piqier n* saying Hint he Imd hold at n hwnl mortuary. invealigated the geologists who on-« Kna r wm* nhot through the hip |(Jov'oruor R a lp h 0 . B r e w s t e r . . nnuiux-d tho discovery diamond^ and l?g durhig a gtin battle on « i W|KM1 t|U)V Were sh o w n th e in ­ ;'« ) ■ o f diamond-r nml had found them reput highway abolit a mile and a knlr . born to lie lm reptat, r ,„ -l(.„ li,,r n l Hlnli-tet able men. Ho nl... nu.de p u b lic \ n « o f hero, when Sheriff Stout-} tenwtx0 n g r itu llu ru l ti lUriCt xpt*rt» from thujnmlrc of l.cnn countyjnhil Sheriff] on ^ 0 out^ki) Is o f the city tho fact that exp stituto and the |Allman of Jefferson county, und i while on n tour condu cted b y Smithsonian Inst ltut Scientific American had been 1 their deputies, attempted to nrrcHt- th e on tortn ln m en t c o m m itto u who found stone; i neat* hero. cutting stngii und tbe seedling Jplace at about 3 o’clock Friday stage, the cllur* gravtt and tho morning. Deputy Sbrrlff Fred Irrigation syitem l T .h,*, dlatrlrt, nnd at the conclusion o f’ the tottr many of them iitntrd tlmt In theli*' entire trip through Florida they had seen nothing comparable to the agricultural wealth of San­ ford’* back country. Governor Brewster declared iltnt an a*- I , . ,, , - , S (;o where he has remuinod vvhiiu of- Denning, l,n. „(" in liwiune rui » iunun..i«ii, ».»■, J «"there thBn.;rh ft* no renuon why bantoru Sanford ,i•« build a plane. i|p purehuaed was not iMirtiml, was it.l I at large, (.n|mot hl>romi. {)„e 0f t(,c largest lhc , forts..of authorities here to bring ‘ i-'tnot r " vvn »*«*-*»« bile hi* mother although, officer* of n half dozen' him back to Florida were fruitless. I,lail‘ n" " cities o f Itilrmd Floritln within BVH * nrepun*«l the doth for tlm win^rs «*n i mint it;* in thi* *cctlon hud been A l’ hPugh officini* o f the Crim- |Connor her nev ing tnni liinc/ Hepe In E x p ressed T h a t C o n - 1 ('o m n iillc e s N am ed T o lia ise a-tkisl >>-•' rnatituto a Hcarch for very few year*. Your natttrnl ad- / Hrig. (on, ll'igb A. Dmm. a - ; van Iage* arc such a* to inaura the Fir*i Flight Ended In Fall l d the inal Cpi'rt o f Ret-onl In which cre ss W ill Bass L eg isla ­ Funds For Philadelphia iiim. city's tfomendou* growth even furlr'ld ( rl|ai'gei< ■puoliiHt Wood have Iteu ■*i*tniit chief of stuff in charge of III* fir-t flight wiped out b.-i u Enzor* v * h id cm i fled by the Exposition Building Have tion T o B en d er Ia ' sh L ik ely without the magnificent prolcew |will be 1Dleil-’lJiiVX' ileclumi thut making opi-nilioii* and (raining, will take took Smith i-i\ yn-iilti Jo bu' M. night patrolman at Grenville-yea* you have planned.’’ I,,. irstituLlbiiAvillnot be grounds for Jcoin in,mil ,,f tin first infantry t'ndatinted b; tint i radi. in whit Convplcled I’ litns For D rive A iiv F u tu re E m erg en cies Vd lie i lorttuy as tin* man he had come it Fort everything bm tin motor >v» "In particular. I want (o eotnji withdrawing the case, liirveUmi o f! brigade, b.-ad raarttra a local‘ bank bntik who dnifU J"” ad.-worth. N. V,. effective April 8. wrecked, Smith rebuilt nniitie WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.—c,p»— In (IHv-u-nlng the. coming drive upon In the garuge in the act-of mend th$ citizen* of Sanford 'or “ hold the ’ ................... | ''kou «■' i uK3iuxt Wood I'uid tuilay that they 1 Mnj. William U. Connor, now Thi* lime l» « * , nucee*»ful tlm■ *nclllenf the American U-gton, by whicht i robbing- tlm wife. The patrotmip their effofts to develop the splen­ IVl PUI 111 tll| V* Gmtifi ti» u hcrv'over ’ u * • **” *'•* urn. '^itiid jdared Hnznr umlrt *rrc*t, ha did wnUr front and to make thli « for erecting Ot :!i.| anthracite strike la, fund*a ,> .i on exhibivxmui- Wfnt —- ...........■« hv » , m> „a Florida , ,»■».» c>..t.i mid> ■ omniauding American Forces in earned enough money ft• ... j,, ’ ! have no further interest in th c’caiu •commanding had• turned U* leave the great litUtnl shipping nnd di*trihand do not cure to push px-ouccu- j Chinn, h.ii* licrii aoigm sl to com tion» to pay off the mortgage. In « '» $ « * ! ttltll U MltriDv that COPgrc** Jhiblt•at the riilbifletphln Scvuut- iW :» him when he was n/ ! ,,r' A ' » c[dmL Me wnu then uting iMlnter," Guvi-rmir Itrewstur . - ~ ;{m»Ud the sccuml illvisiun -it Fort a’.few year l.e liad aripiiritl a na- 1 * * “ -on legislate .to render In* •centennial uxp6*lthm will M -piis- 1 tiuu. J_______ _ l i said. ‘T hi'liuvo that it enn bn dote* rtux. tional rcppiUiUmi. Dkcl; any future soch clm-rgency., ed, M L U. Hutton, coppaaiider ql ’ uuluu,'Testa*, effective upund Utdkul. t o f • tJ w l3 , ihb , ll‘’u f*tmi -ion . Mr. SUinhurt, pres: i ki»t v m»d l know, tbut in view nf yqur When the U. S. entured the I The ngrcgmcrtt b|twceu^Uie inln- tlui'tpcpl (iu*l, nnd m tm V r o f the u'" ^ r rttiirn frtnn the orient, I Ila\ana Electric (Util “ n*..u O...UL ...... ^ ..s. it aIir* mJ. niwnil^rrllu rvfr.ftiT I 1 ......... . nm In r -----_ J h* ‘ 811I V next visit to youV city I will afire# (if F fti. u m-j* | 'W. t t f i f f f l F a '•itili higitwap I'l.dmg to TulUhattt'Ca fol- many great activities hero In con­ cqmi: in the tlwign of aevitrai new fluoi) o f coni billiV In the House aiul Ti, iincn«e -t .„ , , . .... ™ .« . up the tampnign after two irtwed’ vrtth this robber* fleoir.g In nection with the shipping huslufti*,'' P a W f 'l * -1 H l l U r a . idutf *. He joined the air nutil *«-r- S' tint*- with Clinlnnan Darker bt In wind \th otto automobile and tho officers tlwk ev-s, 1rufj u.-ltnt to wijHi out-all tuxoimta ( I U r t v i i U J *» u u u , n l v| „ \„ri| 1 , the House Coitinierae Com init tee, day* of intent'!ve work. The party wa* met at the Orange t Leon and Jcffcraon county- in I l*r rrnt •against him, tho difference will be ‘ , nl Black Hotel, in Longwood, by "W e believe the citlzatlAfif San­ ftwo . . .. . “ To i He was the accond pilot to luxe confident Unit rotiipreltenulre legether*. The race finally end­ " paid as uoqji im Wood in releuaeU LAKELAND, Hu., reb. Id. 'TI Ij,^ jjj(. (be inauguration *>f l*lath>n will bo enacted during the ford are wbole-henrlcd in favor ;tO automobile* which were loaned ine *u^ mr Irum the ■■ 'hospital, ed who! Sheriff Sloutamirq over­ to’ tho Chamber for the afternoon — lb cause of u fuel shortage tbul .j,^ Vork-Chicngo, overnight preafut aession. ot lending their financial support L’ LhOfi tndl took Uie. car in front and ordered tour by various citizens. i;. atlrihuled to the negligence ' (i;r mall service July 1. When Chnimnn Parker agreed with to n project dcalgiird to aid the fouini* our Ht Ilie Municipal ('hnrlc# 11. AiiU’m crns|icil inlu a tTjfre»wntotlve Tllsun.* Connecticut. Mato :* r V l m l e r m,d To Dinner will be nerved at tho t0 unit Wulcr Flnnl, latkclnnd wns lmuudnin nenr HelliTontc, I’u.. dur­ Ilepublirah floor lender, said that tho serious prhpaganda llow b e -M V ' ," ,oU"^ f«lte»rd. ■ Hotel Fom-st lavke at 7 o’clock, at without water, electric figiit* or ing n ftig last October, Smith »ook the recent emergency was not tho lug waged in the north” Mr. Hut-1. Hi |hu* fuund on .i.znr* t"*dy which“tlm« short talk* “ netting among |tov.er fur over four bourn IikIuj-. a prominent part in the search for proper time fur consideration o f ton said. ' I r V K / f f n tb? , J e forth tho attraction* of Florida with HeCity officials got bitrj early (In* hi* plane which was not found fur nit entlI Maine will «be nunsure* force scttlemcntl aatirrs to fr e e ou sctuemcna Final i Iuiih for the loeul rnm. I*!.. f‘ . ’ miV , V ! i i i , ! ' i - n,M ’ 'a " 1*- ww h- followed P f u 11promise! morning and u lank car uf oil w;i-> m ,iuj both holding that the heat o f the pnlgii have been prrfectctl nnd tKc- J - nici * . a m i a hiwlncai- m n l 1 llfl" l'lll,r Um , ® " f v , "hen ttn Ittmbrr of ru*b< d t<> the plant Bit I .several I cold rover* y woubl have been proj. vuriott* eub-connnillic* will la* mi , ‘ W n . I'ulm ll.m h dresniinkfi ' 1l , Vr W ![' *n ‘,Jlr-' **’ with UrStages First Air Khi|imnii j ho Ur* wt-rc required *" gel ii|i uillcal to uuiiil nml lusting leglj- n,mured within tv few days, he an- I r(|l, c-urti/ientt- o - under tlo- ! 1 u *‘*’,,‘,t *" l*0Vi’ fvr InllahaiCb1prr n ut t Ht|{ f WAVNK, Ind.. I'.o M At the iltnner, nttractlvoly de. lu ticii. . |botinrrd. in* on ib< , Al n meelhig of reiirceenlotivc steam nml in hie meantime even name of E. I*. Burnell,. i,igii*,l ol’i - Art Smith, nit mail nilo» citizens of Osteen, "h o rscently telepliutu- M-rvIce bn^l 1*1 n pnrnMinty i | << i i J 1Hills J im * Pi-ndlng i iin l l iHousem u n r ■ The 1 ill' Se.iuui-Ctntenni.il u i t iiiu .i ( Mill »»•I* lu a telephone rumor.tttoit with, , ,, m*ims hearing the name* the .. party will Beof hi-,. ennounced plans eallittg for the [ixctl. It wn.-, not until shortly killed 1**1 night at Motlt|H-lu e. O.. n telecnioli rater at Amlnlui ,.i I "ofr “nil » members memt.ers ouf ll.e A score "f bill* sponsored by |held fr«.m .nine 1 In Dee. 1 und m aym ttul ianoertit o t ; erection of u tuodertt tourist hotel lifter m<iiii Ihut the «'<( > got buck was a N’-tive of Fort nicmlM*r4 o f both parties from Utd' usuected to be one ( f tlr’ Im ge t Sheriff fituutlmiM was told t b a l ' ^ " " V,U. ft'"1 tho iicrnnii- pruiniiu-iit when be -tuged coal region* and the north Atlantic i expositions ever held in the Unitirrcn ubscrvcii, Edwin IIK.*gln« >'ro tragained | the aborts of Luke Joyful; neor to normalcy. both Furor nnd Burri-HIe were the first "air clwpmenF* in I hi his­ siding: Hud in r f - Die Sanford-Ostccii highway, the krtnwn tlieru. F.liZor wt > -I k s i -rittotl I fia tt-, fotking peipianent solution »d Hates- ' tory of American aviation. Anicrira. »ry >Mel- firm o f Wilson, Housholdcr and I n j u n c t i o n S o u ^ M having ia •cut’ on tup of Ida head In u homu rnuilc plane, he nml hi t i.f dil ferenre* in the tultie industry | The city <*f i'hil*«b Ipliia K> prr mu >naviug Invocation—R.-v Mortimer M. , nt ri plii .1 Hoyle wae retained for the purpose are priding In the House, while in .paring |u Ucdoinodote and enterj rnd ntmtlirr on th bark f lim leg. fiance started for HlllsdnU-. Mich, Mirth of filing papers of incorporation - I n A n t i - T r d s t F i ^ l i t to be uiatTicd. The plane eras hod the' upper chamber, Senator Bob tnlit several hundred thousands viz - 1 Other dstcripllotu t f Enzoi wire Glover. Group Plnglr^ r.nd Musical Num* for the new hotel company and the »t on the when thpy were near their rcstln- itison of Aikattsns, Democratic Istcrs rlurlng tho i-tx months of pivtn by the ouerrter all 1 1 which Lake Trio. GUi* ef xetches submitted by Elton J. WASHING ION*, Feb. 13.—t/T» — ation. Both were badly hurt, but floor loader, has offered a proposal tlie exposition, aad has appro tl-.e sheriff cold, tallied with tho lirr*:—Forrest Address of Welcome—Hop. For* teerrtary Houghton, Sanford architect were The Department t»f Justice in its were married the next day m n to rr.ato a board of adjustment to prlut*.d lama autna vrf mct.cy to- tiZiiy litre. rest lake, Mayor. Woodrow accepted. prevent threatening suspensions. mukitig the affair a success from second big unti-trust procedure of Hillsdale hospital. Response—Governor llMph 0 . Discussion over placing credit every angle, according to officials S e m i n o l e C o u n t y Members of the newly formed the week, asked the federal court Brewster. )*** ‘'nicr- building company stated todry that in New York today for att injunc­ f.>r effecting the strike settlement Of the state Chamber of ComIntroduction of Visitors, E.ieh) Md reach- werk on the project would get un­ tion against another proposed r« mains In full swing with mem- nicrrc nnd the American L'.glon. B u r I l o l d r i ' M e e t i n g one intraducing themselves. > Fliiririn’s exhibit' is to be hou^ and der syuy immediately upon their merger of denier* in food pro- I %’ s is ' ■ I ers of congress differing ns to tho F. I’ . Furristcr. president Fir>l etl in n structure erocteil along tore of receipt of incorporation paper* and duct*. • l art that Uie refusal o f congress . * Tlie Seminole (bounty Bar A*» National Hank, Sonfuril, 1 ! ore of 1on l,, intervene in the dispute helped thi! distinct Floridian tj ik . Is fz sociath.n hold ite regular Hireling The art ion U against the Na­ Ilsnry K. Merrill, president titato completion o f the plans by the he urraug.'! in tho most modtru Itaid; t io n a l Food Products Cortiot at ion , 1" speed the *nlutkj|i, Senator Cope, architect. last night in the Sermnola Grill, on I'lar Portland, Maine. di-spluv boiitlu utld is ex.neeUd to land, democrat, contended that it i Purk Av-juuw^-a b»^o a>nnher». m Ucnrgs A. KtOeUss. city aUt>*------ J siiiiuiiuc.'il lr-i won t T7b, S g M t e „ 3 uiuiiMiiau wn. hurriwl by thc'Wnnlcr* tidop- eummifmt tho atteiiti-vn o f every U10 bar ottatTirir gviby.i* enjoyed ney, Sunfnrd. Klorirfa. crime uf the mutt widely known visltot, thi>»e in charge of Hie pro *nwd- 'V‘ tk; bo Luilt along lit.cn ot 4huiit ato re organization* of tbc i BALM BEACH. Fla., Feb. I t.— tl,,n o f his resolution miucstlng Hiram W Kicker, Poland Spring## u dinner and a number of informal w IkH'.ng an live Adirondack type of lodge, will country. t i/Ib - Tlie apparent Inipost-e t«’ - Frc*ldent Coolldgc to lake action. Ject lallcu before adjournment set U prvttidont Maine Publicity Bureau. ubout 26 rooms aud will :i; l,o cMituin In the building. «very county tw in in tCounts-** Tho indivi indivi mats luals natna* mitmis wenwere nII. Jt«, i„. ■), .........— , — , ..... i jno ouiiu- .MIHiccnt •'aim Ion Interested 1‘nrtka Responsible E. F. Housholdcr, City Com m it o’clock. the t-oii. Snvenb nSh J W!V,ppcd and community of tbo state is exevery | Bunian, I- IK-n - i|Wg*im*trn- ntid her huttbnrtd i* Chlaf-entertainment fenluraa of sloner, Sanford, Florida. Tho President, who regarded the IHx'ti-d tn l-e represented wittt ^ A. Mm.l.-r- t,xf f lL.d to rrum • to n l-.-u I some Hr poor couvenlcttco for the use o f guests. ^ A. I~ T. Cummings. »ocreU|ry 1 1. ■ -horticultural •■- w „_ t . the evening wm- tho hunting agricultural and rarMti\ y JtlUl) U o M n jy. t n - * b u t several o f f u s hnvc moll, Charles ii. Frutie, Ermst H. n,m. during tb. approachny | *7^1* blmse^V’ X a the "in­ Maine Statu Chnnjlier nf C<Wcrcatloiml display*. I T(l0#t| ,)rclvnt worv- L F> fjJoy] 0y!«, merer. *t»B» hand j won received from hotel operatoru \Viitide. William H Hull and Ern- The dun* of l«oth d.Ko<’a,b la terested parties In tho dispute ^ C u - - - - I in tho north who vyiah id Lake eat J. HalU- g. 1 , ting to lx* pro when H’-' < u,,"t largely wt-ru reapottsibio for tho ! C. - R, Wilson, E. K. Houtholder, cum- charge of j he new structure. Mem! Mtivi.l Buildsv t" exert re ti 4* do »eitlcinent In which ho personally Scores Injured In Georg* DeColtc*. U. W. Hpeneer, deekir- l*er;. of thc company atnte that, in tru e of a New Yivrlt euUn loimtt- tank H. !L Dlghion, Mayor P n rw t L«ke, no part. Public concern over *M a fair nil probability, tho luital will be B a l l o o n R a c e H e l d. , Biot O fer Fuel John G. Leonardy. J. G. Sharon. |i„cr hint to r*e their inf"ti* »»'» tin' situation also I* believed to addition- leased to u Chicago operator nnd A t L i t t l e R o c k , A l 'k * four aftcVnooiii* n week. 'L* hus have constituted a big factor in the W. W. Wright* W. E. White and 1 rati« that the announcement will bo NEW YORK,' Keb. 13.—f/Pt—A J. C. Bills, Jr. _____ ’ never seeii.th" buly final peace negotiation*. riot call f«r police was sent cut uih ys. a rsb u iv T 'iW K I, ■-» <jp»— 1 With the Count r«p rl* ‘ rmii WASHING IvJN* 1 to. i - . - e x i ... \ '„ri -j,, i, hie meHne. who Jay when hundreds of men, women S 5 t * ing in DRGE8 DIVES BE CLOSED Tho diminution balloon race lo JJ^Vlivi- ir U m direct; an dchlblrcii, seeking fuel stormed SAN DIEGO. Cnl„ Keb. 13.— leet ontrunt.s to represent America, Intoken i» u a t t ( , nipirJ J f c : 1lhc gu,n °f ^ ’ow>’ tb< eokr yards of the Consolidated </P>—Mayor Palaclo, of Tia Juana, Dr. James S. MrGuw, who in tho Gordon HcnneU IntemaUon- ■mg ^ ^ S o ^ h t i r hand. "■ Gas Co. in First Ave., at lit 10 this tonight received a message from speak at the High Sehonl awdlt W ,, ,j8 a n i ‘ PARTNER WIN al contest w ill be start id from Lit- j •t" ‘ * f of t,u. Ouunte*». m>d morning, tii-oraa were injured be­ Brcsident Calles urging that all turn Sunday night at 7;30 tYeM t# t e a k s 1 — \ lie Rock, Ark., on April . , [) *• • „ ir i« be hn*tfore tho police eould quell the dis­ dives In the harder town bo rloa* is .said to be oue^if the most Batloons of 85.U O O cubic feet, ( Mrs. Roget*, ate sum [country Ue- • ‘ '«}K'NE8 . France, Keo. 13.—</F.' ular lecturnrs now traveling ** turb nice. Mb rukiif ^ nt. , Mi** Helen Wllla and her part- filled with hydn'gen. und each cur cning to Pulm Uittfli. 1” I«fn*«!.’V *»1llv.W iU */ ' -\ -----t---* . '""""" Work To Be Started On New Osteen Log Hostelry At Once 1 Salm And Millicent Expected To Meet For Parley Soon ( '*» we MUa •wy <#t iht* teat ContcAlavo*. R. ^ounir and tkKVin- *4' “ ,p women. . teator Kim- |{*‘ * ot-lton tournament vo*ia.> srrat* of j doclsivo score o f 6-0 , 6- 2 . hen„‘ a - , -----------think they ht» ___continue* h«r busy round Bergdoll Is Arrested Abroad On Crated add that .*• eualll •hey wer, and ww yet de-; t of •noth,. activiUca and exhibit* 10 via , J anxiety because of tbc imp* t’dlng j S S i of her husband from whom she h. cot ranged. „,.. In fact, it wo* wfhisjxT.m >«*lor x,y Imt slnntld 0* y ■rhmwo V> oeraons to oe ruveugod for tsU ’ [J1^ "**ho' arW eeknowle.lu;' b*a ■hootlug of member* <>f “ party ,)rt.scare bv a slight Th» , E,evettnd Hergdoil, 2 h ? IStemplid^to kidnapJtlm f U«- nodViH W w a t e W ^ ^ r in h ia draft evador. who by those intervvith avid intora*t by » ' tisatlo uuLi-scape ha# Ebcrl sch ifryrral years ago. return him to TT ‘“ ritinsira mxT/rallon* ■ « £ 1 ——-.u hanu net-,, ti ■ ' >1 llJTViniU:" Kteto# la untlor ■arrest T w o H a i i f f e d I n ijiowa 41 inti*.A. WM takon Into custody ■t»d :i „ c on ailegaUang tevolving Cook County Jail one of the Uriikmlbte r* -- tilt * ^ eonini*rf 0|^ arrasted uiion th'i huU'U iwve l u n ^ " ^ “ - S 3 T dcUTtive| CH 1CA C0 |„ Feb. D i.-vfP t- ' writer* « * & * > - l * X V * J i?! * u "J tte tn ; UADKM, Keb. 1 3 .- ^■^-'-ssfrEssaBj Trans-Polar Party Delays Expedition To Point Barrow NENANA. Alaska. Fell. 13.— u1 >|—The 'Wllktna tram>-|ndur ex­ pedition supply party was back in N'enana today with It* snowmotors damaged. A delay *»f many hour* was mipir l*efcrt mak­ ing a new ntgrt on the first lap o f tb* trip to Point Barrow, the take-off point for tbc aerial ex­ pedition over the Urn of the world. The caravan left Neuani Thurs­ day with 160 ton* of supplies, an Its first Up t«> Point Burrow. *h*‘ supplies, were tondeil "n slixles drawn by rmiehines. After travel­ ing up tho Tatiana Plvar three ratios, thi- party returned a* darlPnrso woulii havo pvsrUken it he* foro reaching Minaiu. It was de-rided that movin" at night "vor the U-c would have l>eeii extreme­ ly dangerous. vSiSRp'jS5*5®wSfeBasjM&Bsta* ®f the I the tornfO*!^, to°aF they believed A K ^ nt.c Bergdoll 0n the detiro nf certain who Wiled Frank Kodk*>. «a h b in the Wild 'V j s t h u b u p b f ^ fa .b l.rn h l. D rtM IW .I « • g™ Iharescntative Little “ ^K aoi , w . ..ill to aid farmer*. K L ,* 4 lT M W - O ' " - j/i4nacre. j, { Noted Lecturer Is To Speak At School On Sund Beale On Way To Binghampton, N. Y. To Face Grave Robbery Charge MIAMI. Fie.. Feb. 13.— In custody of New York state officers, Frederick G. Boale, who bus Uecu living here for wverel montha un­ der the name of C. O. Burton, to­ day was enrouto to Binghamton, N. Y-. where he will face trial 'ou charges uf forgsrtf and grara rob­ bery. Beale yesterday confessed that his name is Bcalo and not 1 ns he had contended sines rest the early pert of tin -____ An automobile, said to have been owned by Beale,-W tho hixly o( a man S w•iSue W *.'-: h! to start«*the night of **«" JO tbo motois were * war *** teade 23 iS S K ti 5* enrouto w Miami with his stenog­ raph*. T1 »fiitena(rra|ihir wa* located in Miami bat deciareil she had no knowledge of hist where­ about since she left his employ. Ip his confession yesterday, Iteale ad- �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY. FEB. 13. 1926 to be held at P on ce D eL eon Springs /« 0' o m or r o w % The Henry C. V* *• • ernoon . Lonsford Organization cordially extends this invitation to all citizens of Seminole County Ponce DeLeon Springs “The Fountain of Youth and Profit iM n a a a a a a a a a i '■ ■ ■ ■ B B iB M M M M u u a a a a a a a ^ a a a a i �New York,.81 "ddfcw *. cloudy. .. ArtlvaU sine* Thursday's report. in * *i*fk7k 5 Florida. Supplies, light. De­ . T.ot*J,c* r.I° t *hipmen<s from San- mand . moderate, market firm. Il>e Seventh J u d ic ia l C ir c u it |CELERY M ,m Stale o f F lo r id a . In a n d fo r Ber n,ncMaWberrlM* <»n«rt mostly per ,Juart32(jo^ -0> E a r J N ! ,rar ot *Wrm4nt* from * an ford district last season* to d» u - ftl2- Total carlot ship­ ment* from Sanford district two date, 1 ,202. Total last season, 7^48. \F\V v n i 'j^ S f ?'<*»«■ am . V , ' 0RK* Fpl>. t;t._ Allied Chcm. &. Dye American Can American Car. & F,iv. American Locomotive American Smelt. & Ref„ American Sugar American Tel. * Tel American Tobacco American Woolen Anaconda Copper Armour of III. Atchison ..... ®*Jdwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel .. lifomia petroltuni nadian Pacific C*nt. Leather Pfd. Cerrd de Pasco . chnndler M otor Chesapeake & Ohio . rkt ■ffit a Northwestern &J* & St. P. pfd. Chi. R. I. & Pac. Chile Copper ......... S C o lo tlld o , F u q I bushing rose that hangs its head, Or meets the sun The , dread! Conceals within jls .V art a flamo Which from the' glowing noontide came. • ‘ , ' , .» So have I loved, hut some strange 1 spell -V V h . Forbids my heart its t«1e to tbll. Here, take this sim ple'you), anti feel ^ J The love my'Jips dare not reveal."' Can the swin o f 102(1 beat this for concentrated affection? A swnin In n brown coat Is e.ourt[ing n maiden in n p1 hR”drt'Rs nml wine-colored wrap. •:And here’s what goes with the picture: “ My heart is thine, my Valentine; |t garden My nrmB would round thee fondly lew upon t,wino [grrhes it ‘Till lost in Iovo’ h impassioned kiss Ltho irnt My soul could know no greater jhltu lady bliss/ ftupiringVerily, the boys were not so slow when Cave Johnson was postmaster general. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Feb. 13. (/I’j-ConditioiiB ami quotations p rtWV-Potn- f vailing on the Jacksonville market total U. S. today ns reported by the Florida isn; trading |Mate Marketing Bureau: a . **' ; Visconsih Supplies o f all miscellaneous W.7S; fru linary 3.50; vegetables very light; demand good; movement very light; market .SOia :m,5. strong for good stock. Beans, green, hampers, no sup­ plies, demand good. Cabbage 14 b u sh el ham pers, new stock 2.50@3,00. C elery, F lo r id a $5 .00@>»0.0 0. K#1—Wheat King tlnvtnIk) with dfW. lattge f'fHlSUre Ilf from South^ri>h fsrlors Blue* here, Iwre prices pwenced by 10-lnclt crates, (’ tikes, bushel crates, hot house, practically no supplies. I'eas, English, 4 bushel hamp­ er.'*, no supplies. Tappers, standard crates, green, fancy, no supplies. Kggplunts, standard crates, fancy supplies very light, few sales fti.OU. Squash, standard crates, yellow, fancy, practically no supplies. Squash, standard crates, white, fancy, prnctically no supplies. Sweet Potatoes, per cwt. 2.60(g) 3.00. Tomatoes, sixes, Florida’s fancy, count and stock, $6.00@$7.00. Tomutocs, sixes, Florida’s choice count and stock, 24T>0@|5.00. Oranges, boxes, fAncy count and stock, 4.00(3)4.50. Orunges, boxes, choice count and Consulldated ,Gn Corn Products Crucible Steel Dodge Brothers “ A " Pont de Nemourg ,fow , & Ll ctf«, Eric Railroad ........ Famous-Players ..... Fisk Rubber .. .... Foundation Co........ General Asphalt General Electric . General Motors .... Gt. Nor. Iron Ore ctfi vt. Northern pfd. . Gulf .States Steel lludsop Motors .. Illinois Central ___ Ihifpendent O. 4: G. Int?4.'imibijfition Kng. International Harvester Int. lies. Mar. ntd, Internalional Nickel JCennccott Copper . . Tjfbigh VtlRcy, ... Louisville & Nashville Mack Truck .... Marlsnd Oil .......... Mid-Continent Pet. Mo.,.Kan. & Tex. ■Missouri Pacific tif,|. Montgomery W'aid Notional l.euil New York Central N. Y,. N. II A litfd. Norfulk & Western North American Northern I’m ifie Pacific Oil Packard Motor Car Pan, American EVt, “ H” Pennsylvania ............. Phillips Petrqlcum I’icrve-Arrow Motor Car Radio Corporation ... . Reading , ............... , Rep. !r, & Steel 8 t. L. Son Frau......... Seaboard Air Lino Sears Roebuck . ............. Sinclair Con. Oil ... Southern Pacific ............ ■•BpiRhem Railway . _ Standard Oil, Cal. Standard Oil, N. J. Stewart Warner Slndebnker Texas Company Texas Gulf Sulphtir Texas & Pacific Tobacco Products Union Pacific United Cigar Stores U. S. Cast Iron Pipe U. S Ind Alcohol U. S. Rubber II. S. Steel Wabash Railway' Ward Baking “ 11” Wealinghnuse Fleetrn White Motor Willys-Overland Wool worth . ......... .W4 102 40^; 704 134 228 V* 32 V* 304 1174 12 4 bMpi^O^SSiS^Sf1Mftfil & fair tw ordinary quality and conditfan, «4.0Q©4.50. Pittsburgh, 3B degrees,, raining. No carlot arrival*. Opening Satur­ day. Supplies mpderate;' demand slow, market steady. Florida, 10 inch cratca. 4-fi do*. |&.O0@5.5O. F O R F E B R U A R Y 12 mostly W .0 0 @ 5 ^ ‘ S-W dot. $4.60 @5.00, Poorer, all 4ltds, low as Mote:: nUnless It' Is l c s s f1' •* otherwise stated ail quotations are on stock W.25. Carlot sales. Florida. 10-In. of BJmhI merchantable quality and condition. Shipping point information fdr Friday, February 12 : Sanford, Fla., clear, cool. Good "ire inquiry. Demand good, esf e.c r *“ PP^y> market strong. Carl°t f.U.b. usual terms, and cash track/lO-inch crates in the rough. ' ‘ ‘m*Golden Self-hlanching and I early White, quality and conditton generally good, fairly well blanched, mostly |3.75. few higher, some fair quality, $a.S0. Total carlot shipments from Sanfnnl district this week through Friday, 121 . T o d a y ’ ll Quotations TIIE C IIU T IT C tH 'flT o r (Price on Golden Self-Blanching INNRW1NOI.K r o t NTT, FI.OII1DA. varieties in the rough unit** other­ IN IIU M 'R IIV , wise noted.) ALHEIlT Hl'CH, otherwise known «* ALIIERT Bt'SH) and THKltKUA Bt'OR, Cotp Pis Inants. vo. JOHN II A . C C V fP K R , * t al. M 1LA N E Feb. 15-16 MATINEE TUESDAY .. Ocfendant*. Orilrr of 1‘ ubllratlan N O T IC E T O K N O W N a n p u n , KNOW N m : F E N H A N T S The Slate of Florida, tor—■ John ll. A. Copper. Edward Mn|. bar. and E. II. W a ltrr. If liv in g and tt dead, a ll in m ir * rlu lm ln g Interust under H. “ “ John ' " A, C nn prr, Edw ard -Molnar and E. II. W a lle r , deceased 150 05 Vi 3824 n«te C o u n ty , w tSr«l) ' F lo r id * ” * J V|“ , Y > M on th is I Clft*- lly : A . M . tV e e k a U C. Wlhnn. Houaholdcr * Boyle. . Solicitors for Complainant*. Jan. se. reh. s, is. se. it- IftaW^S ;n T o p L(\SIUS> t: 27 744 8 04 1174 1184 3V4 504 1314 43 43Vi t 574 > , * C le r k . A . Mi W ee k *, n . C . J O S E P H Y O U N U . et a l.. • D e fe n d a n ts N u t le t ; t o k n o w n a n d U N ­ KNOW N D E F E N D A N T S T h e Statu of F lo rid a , M»t—• ' Jo sep h Y o u iik . M u n m * Ray,. A n ­ nie W a lk e r. A le x a n d e r W a lk e r , h l l n i PUfeopt* of h K ’ lic off, r* rrctiveted ^ Hade. 1®He lower, “B*r change* B a ll, A lb erta H all. E m m a L e a B a ll. Heamlr A ll**rta l u l l . C lin to n C o ry C a ll. W . .8 . B oyd and L u lu B enton . If liv in g and If-d*a«t. to Ira clMloiIhg any In terest Tltyshe Jo een li Y o u n a . Monroe R d y , A n n ie tV c la e r , A lexan d er W a lk e r , M llsa W a lk e r. Ja c o b W a lk e r. Je n n ie U a u a li« rty , and U ayard D a u a h e r ty her husband. J . H . B oyd, K arah A. C ud y and E u ge n e i t C ad y her-fcw a-i b and , Surah J . C u rley and Chuhln ick r . C u rley her liu*baiuL.-M at*» . Attest: of January. ; OKO. tv. KNIOUT. * I'r raid fSt• _ _______; . T I T L E O tlA M A N T l* A h l» M O T o a u i: ra n rsN Y . Sanford. Flarlda. N O T I C B 18 H E R E B Y O lV E N . T h a t In p u ra u a n cc w ith Instru ctions o t th e B eard of H lreetnra a l the r e g u la r m relln K held on Ja n u a ry J l l h , 1S 5*. and In accordance with th * provjalnne of la w , a special Meeting or (he tRockhohler* of th r T i l l * H U a ra n iy nml M u rtnaur C o m ­ p an y I* hereby called' In meet a l the o ffic e of. t h * fo m p a p y . In lb * C ity The crowded condition of thg.hotel has Yhade it necessary for tne » * **-•*•* management to cancel the Valen­ tine party scheduled for the eve­ ning of February 15, Mondayw Coats The Queen' of Musical Comedy L a rg e A sso rtm e n t * 8, V 4; J '* ^ f * New and Different ™ jjTRQliaE^5 O olV D utioaoU sa ^R»p Presenting a collection of the ever shown in our atpre. smartest coats .... SATURDAY F e b ^ . * VOtVE SEEN ‘ 97m ‘B ir(h o f a W a tio H r Z tk y ‘Dmn€f\st,, " ttUe Tour7/orsemft^ The newcuf in woolen Ten Commandments* SeuRroen — .. G re y .. W n te r ro 8c — Tun, A lm o n d G reen — W hite— S n n d y — B lue. A'GW GO TO mn- terlals-K-TweedH nnd char m eon , Our new arrivals invite your earliest inspection —priced at ■UNO VIDOR'S t i t n~4m*iom rfUW M CE S T A tU N O t'^ e , V W C H SE T S A N EW ■ 02* W AfSafo- *£NT3 OF THE SCREEN / Woodruff & Watson f ir s t VHated K ..';r,M » «? thla Knt. day U eaalr A lb e rta H a ll. C lin to n ttory L u ll. W.- it . Ilnyd and L u lu B enton, deceased or o th erw ise, a t h eirs, d evisees, g ran tees nr otherw ise. In th e property h e re in a fte r d escribed and io a ll h e ir s , devisee#, g ra n te e * 'fla lm a n ta under Ja m e s A . t rV anlkthe re r deceased. U . II. Crcnsiiavr deceased and S .u n h C. n a il d ecea s­ ed: and to a ll parties, each and tv e r y cta im in g an y In terest or In ­ te rests In the land Involved In th is su it under an y o f thn above nam ed d efen d an ts, each and every w hose nnniea and residences are un know n to the C o m p la in a n t* In th e above en titled cause nnd to a ll un know n p arties w hosoever c la im in g any In­ terest nr In terests In tlir land In ­ volved In th is s u it, said la n d b«ln a situ a te In Hem lnole c o u n ty , F lo r ­ ida nnd deecrlhed as ftdlnw s. tow it :— T rael I, T h q northeast q u arter (le ss thn south Hi acres o f lh * southw est q u arter) o f Unction 7. T ow nship (I) south, lln n a e 30 E a s t. " flu C o v e r e d W a g o n ”, mrfU a *“•.13.—(31 do,nR; Usi ••ICS none, * slock ’a** et»M<4ll»*n* io Wve (hrmaand <1.- . •••) aharea of par value WM On* , _ Hundred Hollar* each, maklaa _tie . N e t ti e » f Special M « | 1 « I « f Staek- rc- I * rheut and of three oVtwk in th the purpose of conal< or not the capital corporation shall tve tmenij-'five hunM 4 or par.v*i»* F R A N K E V A N S and U P . t l A O A N , Com plainant a, or otherwise, an heirs, devisee*, Krnnter* or n therw l ' ___ l**, lt| the propirly brrelnutter i!ileecrlbeil. uud to ..V. all panlr*. each and every claim and Iba apy Interest or Inlereete _______ _ In ___ land Involved In I hi* null under auy uf the above tiniued tlefendaut*. «nrh and every whose name* and residence* nre unknown to lh * CoStDlaiUlinU In the a W v e - enlllldit 'Wins*-, and to nil utiKnpwh, parti eg Whomeiiever, claiming nny Inter♦*U In the land involved In thin int *ald land being Btlnati- In etnlliole County. Florida ami lierrlb.,1 * * follow*, t o - w l t ! TrSee 3. _ le>t« 4.*, nml L U . i i f the /Town . D eginnlciK at H i* northeast coc.-^ . r m n -.iiK W n ,-,d . WftTfVt* nee 1 ‘ tJLtm per o f llin liorllrteest u u n r ie r ^ ■ i» nlat tbureof. rmtorqert/lii H a t nf Hertlon 7. T ow n sh ip 31) Bonin Hoot; I page* i a - ! C o r ' t n e 1'u'iR a n g e an E a st, ru n .sou th 4.N Ito llecord* of Bctnlnol* County. c h ain s, north *!K d egrees w est Florida 30 ch ain s, north 4.47 ch ain s, enat Snd .it appearing front the nworn to ch ain s to point or b e g in n in g . fjlll of eomiilalnt herein that you Tract 3. ami each of you may Attaint *oine rlKht. title ot- Into rent In and lu the piopetty hereinabove d*»c iibed It l* therefo re, ordered Hint you ittul emit uf to o |,e ami you m e hereby required tq appear to the Hill of Complaint herein filed In this railin' on Monday the let. day o(,'Alarcli. A U. ISZS. tUe *ame b,'. , ititf a Hale Day o f tnl* tilurt at t b e | nll^ Court Hmi*e in Hanford, Seminole j right County, Florida. and In default ||,„ p thereof, n iJecre© Pro C oh f* * * o |( v 111 lie entered iigaluat you. sold j , , u outlie' being a volt to quiet title py,. | in the Complainant* In and to the t||(. ] lands above described in ti Hanford Hemtnolo C'ounty, Florida, ,i,,j , II In therefore ordered that this n III notice lot publlhlif'd lu Th e Hanford Courl Herald, a newspaper published lu Vnou 121 Vi Twice dally Mat. and niRht f ’ my. -rcA* aural nit"’ a lOft to qvltl till* In (ha alnani* In and to the land a tJSrrfnrV OltDERKD that notice He published In the ri' a JUWSMMLLnub. bfordv S e fn ln ^ m d W V e a.^week for fotir » v hand ami the of(trial seal otif thla l.'ircuit. t’ourt of 'Judicial Circuit of the trlda. Lh ami for Hsmlpole Countjr.. Florida, on the isth mry. A. IX UK. Y. K. nornt.AHM, STREET �PAGE FOUR the The Sdnford H erald 1 Drunk Or Sober? P lllk W 4 rvtrr atU m m m • w iA f at R aafw i Pltrlla 111 M in tlla Ai Hanford herald , Saturday , arn an u p n oN ratr* T ear—.Z7.*0 rsf—-t — M - - onth* . 11.10 Y HI* When we find a man lying in the gutter utterly unconsclous o f all that goes bn about him, we have little doubt but Per r**r. Likewise if we see a man endeavoring to • w j S l t / A O T l C B i A l l oh ltu n rr that he is drunk. not card s o f thank a. react u* tier • and notice* ot entertainm ent* negotiate a sidewalk, doing figure-eights and circling like a r h rp ch a rge* are made w ill he butterfly, we are fairly certain that he has had something e t a *ed fo r at re r u la r ad vertisin g rat^aj ^ too much to drink. And if we see someone whp has the rep­ M K T n r.n A s a o riA T n n r n E i r utation o f being a silvertongued orator, stammering and stutTtia .rmmeo Aeaoclatnd n*plud> lo Preee tn„ us*la for ror r„. terinK and hiccoughing, we are reasonably sure thnt the deentitled In the re uMlfatlnn *iion or nil min <ji*i>»tctia*JWon rum has something to'rio'with it. TIIE DAUGHTERS o f Thomas >1 tc „ . . . . ___ .. .. .. . „ . ™ p.ii>rr Ill** In tn thla thia p .ipm and and alao alao th» th« But it In the the mid-way point between this and com­ Peteet, while in Tin Juana fell lnewa puMI Ali'd herein. All How many drinks into bad hands. The father was right* nf rermhlleallnn nf epeefal plete sobriety which is most pnzzling. responsible, taking them, in­ "irhea herein are alao reserved can a man drink without becoming drunk? Of course it partly to a place that he did not know, IR D A ^TFR im U A R Y 13. 1926 varies somewhat with the individual, but It might be inter­ to drink beer. When t h e y ; got esting to devise a general rule. It is ofl especial importance back to San Diego, feeling that he HERALD'S PLATFORM _______________ ___ ____ _____ _ f _v i .and his wife wero disgraced,-Pc*prr T iter route to- Jack- to know just when a man is drunk at this time when ‘‘ driving ill*. while drunk" in taking such a prominent place in our civil Jmother nnd hJ’ msaV/ 0 kW8’ thC,C himself. netrnrtlon of St. Johna-fn- courts. Hirer ranal. »Y ORDERS o f Secretary The British Medical Association, nfter considerable tension of Thlt* way. Kellogg, the matter 1« investiga­ naming pool, tennis rnorta, work upon ‘ ‘standardized testa for drunkenness/Mins brought ted. Several m e n 'a r c arrested, forth the following tests^wjiich may he o f use to policemen somebody may faco a Mexican fir* armentinft nf btilldlnx pro* trying to ascertain who/tiepa man is drunk: ing p«iund. Ilut that is no remedy. i —hooaea. hotel*, a p a r t * , week. . . . lie. e K. -i __, A cS ainq W t o H G VtiTrtlHE NbiXrt OFlocKt'. Voi/ve cmangcp “fifvRS ALL " a it hooaea. rnslnn of atreet paving ram, aatruction of boulevard nind lak e Monroe. Completion nf city beautlflcapa program. expansion- of school ayatem ilh provlalon for Increaaed faSiliea. .......... —■ * 1. , r jB L E VERfiK FOR TODAY K lj TtIF. RIGHTEOUS EXALTED —“ Npw. therefore, let Pharaoh look out n man discreet nnrt wise,* nndW l him over tho lnnd o f Egypt • • " And Phnrnnh, said, • * * Can - w o-fin d aurli n one as this is, a LV - -vnan in whom the Spirit of God Ih? " : G*i4 41:Sa*3B. " 1 U5H / DEltoYouft • lS le M lw e s worse TAamI hb ^ uTh o f ' itsTetroti'" ordered American cities, and cross­ ed the Mexican border to Tin Juana. Tla Jaunn has been mndo by Anteirican gamblers, prize , Bitty promoters, race track touts, whis­ ky drinkers and others, into one o f the worst resorts on the contin t You go IB miles from San ego to Tla Juana, then do as you please. ./ . Ire red In o itr hy Carrier, per Denyared -Weekly Edition $3.00 c m . ia, ipzgi. T h ere's Room fo r A rg u m e n t on E v e r y S u b je ct, Except- As Brisbane Sees It A 1 Convenient Dive. The question continually arises whether a man is drunk., Cardinal*'on Prohibition. A shiek calls to take*your favorite daughter to the movies* ’ No League Meddling. A better Kace Coming. ancj you notice he is acting queerly. You do not know if he ’ S f f i r f-.ft r s ^ t s s s a By ARTHUR BRISBANE ■E rL crs “ •> Is drunk or not and you wonder. - Some unfortunate moron rM rrltk l I I H W **■' Co. n a a n . .M ilo v M l R t u n t is arrested for driving while drunk. The policeman insists THOMAS PETEET, his wife and <HBAA ..Aaaaetal* Ml|«r that he was and he insists that ho wasn't. He declares he LR IS. J N M M dM M |t*f tw o daughters left San Dlcgw, had finished off.only a drink or two. one o f the mo*t beautiful, woU( , fed . | "Enunciatory,tests” : Repeating successfully one or more of the following phrases: The Leith police dlsmiHset hUB; tho sen ceaseth and it sufficeth us; truly rural; British constitution and Methodist Epis­ copal. . • , 2 . "Equilibrislic tests": Standing motionless with hands clasped behind head, with fe.et together; standing on one leg with eyes closed; touching tho tifl o f the nose with one .finger With^bycs shut; bending down and touching the right toe with the left forefinger; standing.with heels together mid eyes dosed, without wabbling; walking a chalk line. Nfesstf-fl®rt&TcW islfie gceaTesT COU/dfeY /^ S , , T ie fact to know, the truth to) B o th s e c tio n s a re w o rld fnm oiiK ns re so rts. P m c tic n lly see. the same people who visit Florida benches in the winter seek '. »' *■' *'*1 » •’' Maine's shady forests in the summer. Both states are awake So let not grief too greatly beer to the advantages of publicity, and Doth nt this time are con-' YjOU down beneath its weight <if ductlpg advertising campaigns international in scope. woe, Let, not the laurels that you wear Both states are progressive In every sense of the word, On almpler joys their shadows and Doth are basking in the limelight of the nation. So it is • throw, with a kind of brotherly feeling that Sanford wolcomes these % bid you not too auon despair, Tpo soon exult— until you know. sons of Maine, nnd extends them tho hand of friendship in tho By Douglas Mnlloch. pleasant rivalry which will mark tho Malno-Floridn race for -onational pre-eminence. W* can hardly wait for spring. BYe want to sec a fa t man try to do the Charleston In n bathing “ She D idn’t Say It N e ith e r!” auit.., ric*r" nnd supply muteriul for nn Interesting campaign. ITALY, AS you would cxpcc.t, refu*e* to Huhmit her uuarfcl with Germany, nbout the Tyrol, to tho longue nf nation*. Mutter*, really important, ac­ cording to Mu*Holjpi inuNt be de­ cided by Mimolini whop they roncorn Italy. A That'* tho trouble with that, Irnguo of nittions into which w«s are Invited. Better for the United State* tq keep away. m ^W w T * iTeu.'lbaScwelhWG H A S G oIT a B e ABcxiTTBesa r e g e n e r a t iv e TRe PEOPLE OF -R eye ■" tv e K KNOWN* - _ ^eT s .* 15 B | T I * m F:mSON CHEATING OLD MAN TIME DUADENTON HERALD P O T T E R ’S “ ORUNDOl A‘ KdUon, who has In-cn For half a century the name o f railed ‘ ho greatest inventive gen-j Edison lm- been known throughout iuh o f all time, will enter upon this world, and wherever hit ^ knoWT' «* the stiinustill hoH cheating Old Man Time, luting power o f his inventions is According to nil reports he Is ex- felt;for all these inventions have ceodingly brisk nnd chipper its He lioen on the aide <.f moral and nears the four-score milestone ami social progn'ss nnd 1)< ikc ’they is said to be dining on apintoii and arc each and all charged with -i carrots in preparation for the potential optimistic inspiration, much illuminated cake h. mini Mr. Edison lias been termed a cat next Thursday. man <>f herculean suggcstivcncs* In ahsoluto disregard of tin tn*t only the greatest inventor rtuca o f living which prompt nearairt* singularly fruitful in ly nil persons of hla njr*‘ t<» take ;* >nvc ntitmn# hut a ilincoverer ak n bit t'Usy, the wizani <>f West w< |b For, when he coutd hht fl&! ............................ Orange continues to work almost material with Uie properties Re' the "r'rn'' energy nnd Industry |r,,,iuir«i|. he explored the region* which huvc characterized liis i n- " f ti e unknown, and brought back tire life. Only within the pust cnpllvo the niuuixitic* for his infew yearn has he Imen induced i o ) ventlons. The carbon disc by “ alow down' in the least As n , which he perfected hi* vlcctrir alight concession to the urging* light is an-example of this ulino.it o f his family nnd friends Mr. Edi­ inspirational exploration. son nowadays does taW* un i«Mi. Edison is socinl by nature, caaional day o ff ami he has even and verv conipanionahle with those been induced once or twice to who enjoy his confidence. IHi spend a few xveeks in Etnridu to geiiinlitv has always made him a esciria* the ligor* of winter. Hut, host of frii’inh. nnd gathered round all in all, he sticks closely to him 4ii hand of enthusiastic and the daily routine of loud work ami diwoted worker*. Each vear theae Btudy thnt he bus followed for mi friends nnd follower*, who have pjapy year*. For more than forty banded together under the name year* he Im* made hi*home nt " f the Edison Pioneer*, celebrate Llewellyn Park, near Wert Orange, Uie Inrthduv unnivomury of the whore he also maintains* the l*h. famous inventor with n hnnnnet nrnlnrii,. ...l.iM, I______ i ....I___ i. v .• . l.*ni|UU, oratorio* which havo t i e e o m , 'd h vr in New V„rk or in Nownrk fnmoiiK the World over and many *',,r nearlv a decade thri custom rountrle*. ha* hwn followed and oftentime* To all npiH'nrniU'CH tho iK'ginping ),!i nil,,,v as i.ai moro guonts of hi* eightieth year find* Mr f,ave attended. On tho occasion Edison still m hi* prime, phy*ir dinner* Mr. Edison has oily a* vigorous as most men, 'H known to m u y hi* luncheon many years his junior, andm en-j , , •',,m ,n a tin hox . ao that lie tally as 'keen nnd alert u* at any I,nlh’ at not break tho inviolable period o f hi* nmrvolou* career. Ho r l bin diet, proudly point* to the reeord of . Edison's personal taites ’arc hi* nnco*tor* nnd vow* he will“""Pb*., ’ *....... ............. Personal notnriot bout them all. Hi* ogroat graml won to ■ hi* liking. •A IH .................... ■- —K1 no 1 >"'v,,r . ■■” ""'UK. I man father lived to he 10 $ nnd hi* falh' " lKt' *alJ- ",!* to Ik? iiue.ii red hat MUSSOLINI WILL Ik* interest^ rd to leant thnt tho Rev. Mr. R a w liimon, o f the church o f the n«rentbly, lMymttulh Brethem. dl*f cover* in Muaxollni, “ the beaut o f the npocalypte." " . “ ‘T ":h,n ........... !|" J '* J ' ..... ... ky * ’ Tivjllzatlon will pcriilc i n ^ n "Ingle catastrophe” occord|ng to the Reverend RawlIntonV And Mu**ollnl ” 1* the man fitted to NEW YORK TIMES ledd. in th® world wide dinturli______________ i anctpi.” , The Frenri* Premier’* strategy, I dorff’ of the ,,,0 , ^ 7 7 7 7" PROFESSOR (lOMPTON of the in a campaign which m„y a n y ! to "trike. Mr. Hriand mtrndcd -t ,. i " n *b<- other | Univor*lty of Chicago nay* that moment cmninunimie bund, ha* MaUsI _ , , -produce «a comiminniuc that if (he / j . J man i* just iiegirming hi* career announcing’ ,h hi* defeat, ruggest* mmcuil hill IK no( Vuted within iH 'b'fcat. on, earth and our children fifty n parallel wi ' the Foch strategy with h“ wid stake the ]|f,. (>f ),!* thounand year* from new will l*o «>f 0 »r spring I" 'be space "blnet on the i*«u*. n c $,1IS : . . n* far ahead of u*. ns we are far, o f four month* ;mth* the German*'had German* had 1 f “ Vor *be fact that »r... i . .. ‘ ahead o f our ancecctor* o f r,(>.(>00 driven four deep wedge* into the *’’ * opponents ? 1Ut " l t*u‘ ,mUom r*:‘ “ ‘ ,IUVu not Ludenyear* ago. allied lima. They hud almost got iurfr* .■■hjectiv,.. Thl.y ,i0 not* 7 ish to I,,,.,.l '.i . not wish t „ put* T ix ip o . *'! t,,p Channel, almost to A mien*, «m r i S Hriand line THESE TIMES arc the mu mat almost to the Seine, almost to *" « ix-ition time*, when the world I* nneient,” Rhe.ims, itnd the world wn* waiting a* Bacon *»id. At the nun. time for tire counter-offensive. Hut thry represent tho babyhood o f ,l-'ooh wn* uniting for the enemy to ««n hop,. f „ r js „ta |cmut man. If n e enuld see our dencen-; run him self out o f breath. When •’PPonejil* can ulwav* ~VV . .,r dnnts o f fifty thousand years the Jlme came he struck. T h re e l»o*ltio»s pri.pnrod ^ ? i r“ n t to hence, we probably would scarce. ' dayf after the breakdow n nf the in the Senate. 'wiva,“ i' ly rccognlto them as our own. Fricdehatumi in Champagne the ■tn** for our descendant* of, American* and Moroccans were n million anil a hundred million moving out o f the forest of Villt r* year* from now—science say* the Cot terete. --------o-------- • In New York It cost IJl.ooo to, There is n « oM and reliable Hnying that “ tt « the lut clog tmlUh the cuspidors In one build- that, howls." Manv a dog has been known to howl when ag, last year. The.advlco lug Th« ndvlco to uim , , i m . WftH n o tj,|n g nlo r q the matter with him than an extra hlghTisn’t nlway* *o good, flea tearing into his spinal column or nn adverse mental at­ ------- o------- titude resulting from corpplexqs and inhibitions relative to A Tamp* Telegraph headline BRIAND’S FLEXIBLE aaya*: “ Georgia lias Lust Hang­ moonboaniH. But on the other hnntl no dog ever kept his ing.’* Evidently someone on the mouth shut when the target of a missile of one kind or an­ Telujfraph staff doesn't, know other anti tho aim was good. * * ^ *4 those Georgian* like we do. ------ -o------Now John F. Hylnn, formerly mayor of New York City, N mv that the ctm) strike __ mil "'f'heritig in i’alm Beach, has been doing n lot of howling been 'terminated, Congress should pass.the necessary legislation til hilt-Iv anti we suspect he has been hit. According to Time, |trvv«tit the recurrence nf any sim- that excellent weekly publication, Mr. lly la tt Ih wrnthfully tar JVnlk nut* in the future rising it$ defense of his wife. Tlir. dlf/iTcncTlmtween Hriand’ Tin* story is told thnt when King Albert anil Queen Elizund jiiussidiiii i* that tinned hu* ubclb of the Belgians visited Ibis country in 1910, Queen to call fur a vote iif confidence 1 Elizabeth was most impressed with New York. She expressed ' *1C’r WO,,,' l’r at 1 h« sights of tl)0 dt>* ftUd the W ife Of tllC agprr**e* h"* own’ lonfidence in n»«-vPr iM to have replied, ‘‘ Quocnto, you Haiti n mouthful." himsHf. • 1 \v»! had never suspected the nbaolute authenticity o f this ; 1. . . story. Such taes have a peculinr way of getting around, esJrt tho finitwl S^aD'i'Veathur^iu FwInHy about persons who ore more or less continuously read to indicate u combination of in the public eye. Sometimes there is never n grain o f truth smoke and fog that form* a blank- in them. But after seven years ex-Mayor Ilylan declares: •t almost InijK’ tn-trnhle. Uur o f­ Mrs. Hylnn never mutiu u remark of thnt kimi in hey life. fice boy any* it must he nice to he in u position to make up your own She is able smi thoroughly cnpnhlc of deporting herself in V n ir With a word* am! have them gem rally *o- any place as the occasion demands." ta r c«ptW. We had never helieveti it before hut now wo wouldn't ho -------- — o— —— ______ Be waa defeated on Monday and Kapford’s rapid growth during surprised nt anything. Imagine if such it story wero circu­ SECRETARY WORK of the in ^<!ll.OW[n* »|« tho past year was amazing to M. lated about*Mrs. Coolidgc, the President rising nn n public terior a«ya this country’* oil I Porter* wnnt to know when hi* B. Wtdbnrno, governor of the A t­ clmir, "She didn’t say it neither." 5 ? wiu >’ voT ut h v is i r in* ,,ff- u «' DEFENSIVE ic S S T ir a lantic district o f the Federal Rcaerve Dank, who |a tier® fur the . yflrat time since Uat winter. Mr. Welbourne’a Impression* o f this city have been very favorable and iw return* home a bigger and bet­ ter booster fur Sanford than eve.fort. ,T ' ---------- ----------"W e have a few hot-air artista Dal ray who blow o ff aU-am in blif' moating* without coming financially. Really, their |a neither needed nor appre«r\tr a. Uttle moro quiet on wul M Y F A V O R IT E STORdES By IRVIN 8 . COBB t y 's " A r a s to square thl«!2l? #B *tyy Preaidant Coolldgv «* ex „r,L in g "w n ' T ’ T 1 10W* 0n ■... anxiety, wa* haotan by their •tV, becauao DOCau*o our meth<HJs incm'H]* ‘‘nr, "ar. ; brndiy^he •. - . -a ntn- past record, provided of a l.nlancri , 1 , ,*he ***™U*\ wasteful to an alarming degree" / ’n,ty **/ t,n Tuesday ho Iic at* in handling tho oil supply. jy ■ "'»Jority o f 54. a * tainwl. That j* h r i tag,. „ f . " ‘ be double advnnYou are warned "if w «r should I1!" ,™n» Itself out of tie come again, there i* no certainty the that we would havo nn ndequat- , *<i^ lnv°lv®d in iU own t and eo win aupply o f oil.” And you know that ' ttlifty*-»P r,ai‘<i may »a*# to the n ki.fti wap Will be In the air, with u *. .U ,l*nce bn* m“y ra,ly ■hips depending on gasoline. ,u,'.v' 'cached the point where a Hriand'* rid,' »Hch o f fifteen vote* In th e i* llK,,t • M . t a . l " " ' ' on,>"‘ ' “ lively vote of ^ l u im in nrd support which he A LI, INTERESTING and im- ! Ehl'® bOT w » y ■“ ***•» r to pa** to .th e portpnt. But what about the genoffemivc. tlem m that atole the oil reserve o r . It Is a ltratery no ’doubt that D the, Utyt*®. Jr**?* / “ tT the extremely trying to the nerve* o f cabinet- officer that helped to do l Hriand’* own troop*. Th# Right la Comejnpan.ry Comment) le ‘ n , . . |Heritmlng to murmur under inacWouldn t U be will to u k e a tion and threatens to abstain from Intereat to thatt transac-; transac- 1 voti rnoJi *0. the rw* °t many voting if the ‘Premier continues family Wl»YXllvtPBU,c ?«S fa la' can safe-; palter and yield. Thla aHwatioreho* '" - A r k . n„ navy * oil reserve •erve, and compell rmI expect*OM. * how ran you 4 land* to i xXXJUuUi s a a i. , .L IlI.m w bM m B M u.Im mm 1 -.— .1 lie, W .r jjjf * n«IU« On the stage nf a music hall in J Sitting well down in front wero the East End of 1-ondon a memory two American*. They figured that wizard with a pronounced ac­ tho wizard must hare nccoroplicea cent was offering an exhibition In the house to ask him qutations of hla akill. In response lo ques­ prepared beforehand. To find out tion* from the audience he gave, whether < or not the perform er did off-hand, and promptly, the datea hay* the >f im o f historic eveif.a, th* distance boosted a from th* eahh to the moon, and prove moot accept- other facta and flgurea without limit. It waa quite evident'from the IM M P iz v z t'r * ■ELftjSSi ' ™ i uniTg p S m s * Y) -IWSAluTRsCE D e s p a tc h e s re p o rte d .th a t th e c o m m itte e w a s " t h o r « i r r * i / T A U D I N A L MUNDELEIN, ouglil.v in v e s t ig a t in g " a d e v ic e k n o w n lis " T h e A u to - * , ,, of *h*' ^'nrJ1.*ln®!a m a tic R e c o r d in g B r e a th -A lc o h o M c -C o n tc n t E v a lu ' pcopl *C got* whnt they’ want. If id o l they don’t want prohibition 1 they ‘ i_. rnn get rid o f it by electing a new | ___I congress. He says truly -that it W elcom e M aine! Is lawful for any cltirep to object tn any Inw, criticiso it, work to opportunity ° f 1tDrT*inw chnnKrJ“ f Ho °hKYS prove o f much; Vh<- Catholic "extension, maga* practical vnliio in the years to come. It is seldom that any tino" under Cardinal Munite!cin'n section is given the privilege of entertaining as large and ns control predicts repeal o f the VolThefa is no rolo o f life at nil, stend art. Becnuse life’s only rule is chnngc. representative a delegation ns the ‘‘Maine to Southland Pil­ M we grow old we but recall grims” coming here this afternoon under the leadership of CARDINAL MUNDELEIN, is Familiar things among the Governor Brewster, and Tho Herald is glad to see thnt Cham­ the thin! American princo o f the strange, And find the strength of men how ber of Commerce committees and representatives of other Roman Catholic church to express small, civic bodies hnve appreciated the importance of the party’s open opposition to prohibition. There is undoubtedly, a well orHow few the matters men nr- visit, and prepared a fitting reception. |gnniied Catholic movement toward ' rnnge. Sanford as a whole appreciates th e visit o f these diH-1 modification of the Volstead law. tinguished men and women, who hnve, b y coming here, dcsig- Thc C atholic church works steadYet there’s n rule, n rule in life. By which men hnppineas muy nated this c ity as a representative Florida point. A wonder­ 11y takes its time, knows hnw to gel reaults, and Is never In n hur­ ’ find. i‘ I r We beat the drum, we blow the ful opportunity for fostering relations that will be of mutual ry, benefit is offered both host and guests Unlay, nnd any | life, GOVERN OR” A L Smith o f ' w e have our flags to mnrch be­ courtesy, any little extra kindnesA that muy bq shown these New York, happens to bo a Roman hind, . th |visitors will by no means be bread cast upon tlie waters. F or 1 Catholic, nndn,>ist understood to he And then we ■ win or Maine is a potential source o f income for Florida, am i tho a candidate for fo r the Democratic strife— 1 . , '* a n y things IhlllgS mm mo two iw o n u iics have n n v r III muni- corm i - Presidential nomination In 1928, is iilch was m many thnt.tho states in cuiuniun common make norhj Rut time must tell us which kind. dial relations much to be desired. Although thd two states ^ intin.t'with7ht fin U efth Z K arc located at opposite ends of the nation, their wide separs of heating Coolidgi „ If nominated The rule ,l» tills: Whatever fate Your fate today may eeem to he, tion is mensurable only in material miles, and in the past, Governor Smith w! j)d run an a fie slow to boast, he slow to hate; oh in the present, the most harmonious feelings hnve always "w et." H" protmhly will cmphntizq Defeat perhaps - „ w^s - victory, , „ .existed between their peoples. President Conlidgc's extra "dryA n d victory— well, men must wait BEEN PERPE?7f?ATep ON B lE S S w q TmiS Secretary Kellogg might Inter■fere with the easy granting o f passports to Tia Juana dives, fr o m , rcSDcctnhle United States commu-j nitfes. Those thnt emsa tb^ b^r-1 der should bo forbidden to ruihc ] i back the wny they- went, inside o f j •three months. Or some other method could tnnke it difficult for) Americans, not Mexicans mind l you— to nininjnin disorderly re* I sorts, drill ting, gnmldlng, ra cin g ! dives on tho edgo o f th o 'U n ite d 1 State* territory, drawing overnight cUstomers from the Unitcd'Stoten.; PRAY ER— O Lord, truly now we know that,although many aro thoi afflictions o f Uie righteous, yet the Lord delivereth him out o f them ‘ all. " *•» Today Sanford citizens are presented the —— -o --------consolidating an entente cordinte which will ' T ilR RULE OF LIFE apriesauce (NOGRSaEr joke has b *SiSSf, ' '■; CANDIES *1 Special aflcntioiij Parties, reception ami weddings. 1 Factory .l»s U Oiiral Ar Retail Store Ir> Oolrg] Aii Orlandu, Florida rPd:l 'O' * 5 acres 01 Lake Moi Tliis is good, high, tortile soil fikj growth of palm nnd orange laf^ tween Elnterpri.se nnd Green " Sijore Drive. Any one wanting a beautiful esUte should investigate i Iuh property. y. , P rice $ 12000.—Ter K A R L J. SCHUL1 f R E A L ESTATE— INVI Phone 744 40(1-007 First National Ca»k1 > W. F. HOLBORN, Sale* As Long As 1•- \ I Sanford Grows— Well located Uutiincsi)' I'mpertl ^ value. Sanford, having a ?u^ uin few toivna can iwast of, i* c® ,«lw_ buainesR property Itoughi no* 7]ji aome profit in days to come. un explain why. ^Business Property I ^ oB^ Investment * 'As proof of whnt olh c^ ^ d bp * ltuve a client’ wliiMVisl^ 10 ^ e 0f if| on Sanford City rroperi;or building needs financing Sanford Realty �THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY, FEB. 13. » 26, MRS. FRED 3. DATGER, SOCIETY1 EDITOR Membel’s O f G. I. A. Are Entertained A t Home Mrs. Crawford C. R. Ivirtley Entertains A t H onoring Mrs. W alter W igh t Poilwell L] dance tel For- l house 1of Piu* ’eight sf rill meet rreb par- Friday evening, Mrs. J. Olin Lancy entertained her quota of tho scries of vanishing progresaivc bridge parties,- at her homo on Magnolia Avenue. Baskets nnd bowls o f Calendul­ as and rosea tvero used In decorat­ ing the long living room where tho card tables had been placed. Scores were kept on talliea done in suggestions of valentine, nnd after several progressions, tho prize for high score, n deck of bridge cards, were awarded Mrs. Craig Thompson. After the game the hostess sieved fruit salnd. snltines, toast­ ed cheese sandwiches nnd hot RESIDENCE TELEPHONE: rs. L. LS** icd at guest, j, t*a. J8 t lub. lurm- also nn angel food cuke, went to The members of the G. L A. M "- W. J- Thigi>cn. Mrs. Wight. were entertained most pleasantly hose °nUrct’ WB* lirpat'ntC(1 *Nk on Friday evening at tho homo of At 1 o’clock a tempting four- Mrs. J. U. Crawford on Oak Ave­ course luncheon carrying out the nue, with Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. c°l°f scheme of green mu) yellow was served by the hostess. The Crosby, Mrs. Seivieklng, and Mrs. small tables were centered ,with L. M. Telford as hostesses. crystal baskets filled with cuicn- , Baskets and bowls bf calendulas s nnd dulns nnd ferns, |nnd ferns were arranged around ferns, Covers were laid for Mrs. Walt1 *n.d « Wight, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, this cosy home with pleasing of' this Miss Katherine Wilkey, Mrs. G. feet. h. Smith, Mrs. John Sneed, A word contest afforded much •lone Mrs. J. C». llnll. Mrs. Forrest Lake, wcrrimeiit; the prize, lingerie, wns niurn-) Mrs. W. A. Fitts, Mrs. C. V. Milliekly. I ton. Mrs. Edward Markell. Mrs. won by Mrs. M. Mlnarik. The mgcl- William Mean Whlltnn, of Ilrook- booby prize, n box; of handkecrs. J. lyn, N. Y.; Bnd Mrs. James G. chiefs, went to Mrs. McConnell. After the contest, refreshments priie, Sharon. of chicken salmi, snltines, olives, 1cuke nnd coffee were served by the I hostesses. W . E. Watson E ntertains The Sallie H arrison Chapter O f N. S .D . A. R. ibyterisn rk at the m . Gilt CJ. N. CrutchfUld. or Jackaonvttlt, with the Western Union. »» In the city for a few days attend­ ing to business. Mr. and Mrs. Frank-Miltaer and small daughter Frances Fair, of Ft. Myers, are the worsts, of Mr*. Ella 1* filer at her home on Mag­ nolia Avenue. i 1 Uk'' __________________ ____ D uplicate B ridge C lu b i M,v ,u"' •'*/». George For and . . * ry • l |unnll M«n. furinor rcficknlt* uf Is h n tertain ca Pnciay s*nfum i.m nim »r n. m m A t the C h urch es NIGHTGOWNS IN SI.I Ml TODAY— NOW Continuous From one o’clock to a r. m . ON THE SCREEN TODAY "Clothes'Make The Pirate" A Leon Errol Comedy —MONDAY— Saucy Baby Co, Flashes o f 1926** , troi Malinin* Monday ^ BROW N RE A LTY III tilt! Princess COMPANY “ Little Annie Rooney” —W it h - 422 Union A y*. Mary Bickford Phona 473-W. Continuous Performance from 1 P. M. to 1 1 P. M. “ Jack and Jill w ent up the hill /' Their errand, it would seem, W as to fin d a store and g e t som e m ore O f our extra g ood ice cream .” TO KHKI* CLEAN SERVE YOU ami .vlrti. r.. A. miugmss in m e n • « . . » , ....... - . ■, , , .j , j ,A,;,;r r0h" s l W i S - s r s ; 110W. Second Street. eje* were for and he attswored Mi. and Mr*. Knymond Key, I *-t0 see with.” Another nnnwerc<l Little Miss Aileluiile Key mnl! that the nose was to "blow " and nitiid. leave here Sunday after- j *(111 another said thul the « «■•* ii.uni fur New York where they j wore "to keep elsln." will suil on Wedlieula) oil the • . ^ ............... .. . .... . S. S. Mauretania, for u three! *" niiiiiths* trip uhriuitl. w hich iin tudci , ii stnv of m‘V* real weeks nt Naples, |a tlu'iieo to Algiers’ India. I’nrli and j ■ ------------------- other places ul interest. :5 ■ Phone 536 Childrens Spring Coats and Hats to Match Sem inole A w n in g Co. Opens On Second SL II. I.. Dorn-h and R. F. Rnehlk, . COATS \ m ade o f fin e nil w ool flannel in nil tho lig h t Ahnde* * m , that Are ho jxipular for Hpring L . , Ml 1,1.EIFS HI’ ElTAlJJ During the opening. 50 piece dinner ret57.541. Clotlus hunuiern PH eenls, .Junior Imnpa • $11.08llridic lumps—80.W*. Sanford Avenue ul i YOU ARK cordially invited to oi- Phone 634 ■ a ■ a m ■ < d c1 f \ $II5° J P .% Jjj 1| m-* . CHILDREN’S HATS ] to m atch coata, all colors. $2.00 to$6.00 Stuart— New l] inporury nc opened) on ground* Stuart high schu, building , *«nc of , M*y. wlven 1 . Trilby Si* !«» 41' to lUch L 'f V n»t-j c ' 4l1, night 1 No 1 "• w con- c*u««d lhe 1 E lto n h r M o u g h to n 1 * Ar c h it e c t 1 '"‘th pt4. Mr*, and t»k» w |a<i l3 ,r»in NIUTICK McFerrin jllealth (Hub, elec­ tric blanket/ demonstration is |H)stpone(i-1 1 Ftnif Nlatloaol Baak PW*. - - Uortd* from 7 F«hri?JIriY*5d °P®nbig, Monday, m rss Siaford A t... it Moved . Tne business office o f the Southern Bell Tel. & Tel- Company has moved to No. 104 N-Sanford Ave. McLander Arcade Building. V4 ; c WE WILL HE GLAD TG - will enter ---------iron Msg- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY be, daughChristinn Science acrvlcea ararh(. l -held/ in the Woman's Club Oak I '" . , itkir. poii Avenue near Third Streol, every ,lr" lk'‘ mb nnd si Fnlem Sunitiii- moniing at 11 o'clock; players were mu will Mi-ilk Sunday school ut 10 o'clock. Sub- tertained on Fri llwk. The Jett for tomorrow, "Soul.” Roumilltit nt her «d. Wednesday evening services, i„in, ftdry will which include testimonials o f henl1 . ' »>* ul tne ing ure huld at 7:0t) ut the W o -. ‘Vgen of Newiv Ifmdon on, mun’s Chib. j spending the wii ►'clock, the Tlds Society maintains a free dnughtei. Mrs. ( kr, who-v j vending room where the Illble and , at her hoinu in i |nil nuthoriic-d Christian Helenes Red c"'*'-' “ i 1 literature may be rend, borrowed cliarniinv profu*! * 1‘arem-lor purchased, in Room M7 First artistic effect in is ttlebm-1 National Bard, Building. O p e n | the curd table? it 8 o'clock ! every day e x c e p ts Sundays and. 1 o’clock a deli Hwi-on holiday* from 3 to G o’clock. ! luncheon wns s' j All ure welcome to attend tho were centered w kkr?' A? services and to make uac of the filled with red i wk at Uk-' Reading Room. * _ , para gun ferns. ______ During tho aft I’ KEh BYTKHIAN .CHURCH ing game of Dui RtAUE Mr. Thnmun B. Talbot o f L e x -! enjoyed, nnd at i ingtim, Ky., a man o f prominence 1were counted un I ll—Hell m the General Assembly o f the ,,t s of Col> k }” ptnJIsll Southern Presbyterian Church, will 1■ Jum lie tho speaker at the 11 o’clock M™,J, (''ini. [RaiiiM in and 7:.’I0 o'clock Rcrvlccd Sunday. Mrn.^ llm tcdcj sniivWo nr,- sure that Mr. Talbot's Mrs tiuy Mould t Wele ‘•*»ininir will hi* a great treat to ^ •* Aiiutncr room - tbi* mcnitHTH o f the congregation |iMilitrd crystal u and we invite our frichds in town r,,ll mac8- HERE’S An Opportunity Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Chamberlain of Orlando motored to Sanford on Friday and were the rucsta of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Key. ---------■' ■ Miss Zolma howler of Orlando arrived In tho city on Friday after­ noon and will be the guest of Mrs. (Joorgc Rice, during the absence Of Mr. and Mrs. Key, who leave Sun­ day for a trip abroad. U fill on wns i ^ra- on the American Citizen,” nlfo the 1 ATTEND tho grand opening. Fubcious hostess on Friday afternoon offering of the usuul silver cup* , ruarv IB, 0 to HI p. m. Souvenirs. M iss Cownelia M cR a e when she entertained the member* to the high scholars holding the First Baptist Church MILDER FURNITURE CO.. INC the Sal lie Hurrimn Chapter, N. highest average in American Ids- | Is H ostess S atu rda y of Orchestra W ill Play S, 1). A. It., at her cosy h,»mv in lory in the high school, grammar Rose Court, school unit the colored school. The First Baptist Church j,» ; Early spring (lowers trranged Mr*. F. F. Dutton, chairman of justly proud of its orchestra, un-; in vases nnd bnskit* lent their "Conservation and Thrift;” report­ beauty mid fragrance in dec,irnting ed that splendid co-operation has der the nblo direction of Mr*. J. I this attractive home. been given toward the preservation i II. Colelough. Th- oorhestrn will » During the husiness session, of tries >iy the city engineer, Fred.!*tmve charge iif the cloning 'JO I "f the Sunday School |>e- , quite n number of very important i T. .Willimns, and nl o of thr*--wWiulcs fiod. on Sunday morning. nmttrrs_werc discussed. Mrs. A. Tcounty eomniissloners. All the memlM-rn of the school nr- : M. IV Forrest, chairman of the The chapter, with n sinoll nuele- ] asked to 1h* present as this will | AincrirunixuLion Coimiiittee. re• ported the offering of prises to |nu» in hand, announced the desire la- nn unusual treat. the schools for the best essav im Ito form a 'Student Linn Fund" This , Special imitation is extended to the subject selected hy the chap­ \was put to a vote nnd tinunmious- visitors in thr city. ter. “ lunvlensiicet. ami its Effect i ly carried. The trensurer, Mrs. 1 (Watson, reported n gift of $50 fr<,m 1 HE’S YOl'NG MUSICIAN ; Mrs. Konerl W. Simms, towunl n Wwiail's Three F.pwurth I.eugu, Meetings, fund to provide a chair in memory ATCHISON. Kan.. Feb. 1J.•to Mrs. II. J. Starling, late organi Mcth'jU:,'K) o'clock. Thi* city ha^^a gifted musician ' icing regent of the Snllic Ilarrii it Ha­ Evening worship, preaching by I son Chapter. This chair is to he in thnw-yrarTold Herbert Knuf | rford .hi the pastor 7:,‘tu o'clock. mull. - Ilo gave a piano recital at Rtffver hu-t-ting (WednesdayI -it placed hi the audiforluni of the D. the high school auditorium which A. It. at Washington, D, (’. 7:3U lj^Uick. Uetxirts given during the after vnused his hearers to marvel, He New mmibers received lit tile P a ren t-T ea ch ers C lub morning noun showed active interest and the olny:v entirely hy ear and gave -i 1 service. program of 1J number* Including ( A welcome to all vtailors and meeting proved very stimulating, “ Humoresque," "Follow the Swal-, To H old J o in t Meeting- strangers. 'through liu- splendid work which t low,” "Song of I>ove" i.nd "Man­ Stucco each chairman reported. dalay.” | The degentes to the state eon■ CHL litII OF THE HOLY CROSS . ference gave unusually good re Quiiii|uiigvsinia Sunday. Sheet Rock l ports, bringing imiiMiull/ good reC'-lchrntiuii uf Holy Communion (ft with trintism to each mei.ber. IIOl.OKE. Most., Feb. DJ.~"4 ' 7VO o'clock. Avcnu • Church School, ii:45 o’clock. 34-fl4-ll|.” No, this is not a foot i Shingles Morning I’rnycr nnd sermon, Miss Evidma Sti-ccnawn, daugh- hull signal, lt’a just the unusual' nge eombinatldn which 1 * found ini 11 o’clock. I ter of Dr. nnd Mrs. I'. A. StcvvnR oofing Evctiitig I'rayer nnd set man, .son of Winter Garden, is the wv*>k the Dihblo homo here. There live' 7:lW o’clock. lend guesi of Mbs Cornelia Me- June IMbblc, four yenm old. Ilo-\ Kovtor's Bible Class Wcvliu-Mlay I Km. al lu r homo pn I'almctlv j want. 34; FYank. *0; nnd Nelson; ■(). Dibble. 34. with -TO years bc-l Sewer. Pipe evening H-.lK) o'clock. I Avenue. . I kiUib will schools nrc most cordially invited, 4* " •K* i . i Itvcrn each brnnch of the family, ktion car.I | Perry— Work atartrd on I’crry MOTHKK SHIKLD8 BABY NEWARK. N. J.. Feb. 13.— To shield her baby from Injury, Mrs. Flora Lauritscrr threw herself In front of an automobile. She grasped the child nnd hold it lit j This ivns one of tho most on* front of her. The baby wns un­ ' joynblo meetings that hnn hern injured; Mrs. Luurltscn is not exgiven by the members this sea­ iH-cted to recover. son. 217-W Gcorfii Lad/, Wko Hid Uil Too Much Wcifht, Wi« Adfiwd to Take Cirdui tad li Now W ei NEW SPRING C O A TS FOR LADIES Fine all wool embroidered kashin nnd flunnclu in high idindoH, Home with beautiful white fur collars. All sizes VAN RAALTE CH|FFON SILK GLOVES FOR SPRING HOSE Ladies short silk gloves in tail, nude, grey, uud ‘- All full fashioned. Fine sheer silk. spring shaded All uew m •» * . .j , block, bent quality silk in all sizes. �it e r a j l p . MmMm&m H ftet hM * 5 3 ? ?' ^ p ^ p E B K u. a i t*v fv ihfa J 1 i n A KK.y wi :-t 3 *6 “* * C l* C o \ • The City o f Sanford, correctly terad jj “ The City Substantial,” possew tifB iday, February 22,192(1 s Lot in Sanford Manor) : amazing price of \ S 8 nomlc advantages e*ccUrcd1.n0" S in the state o f Florida. i t t a r f j .jjr k Y p y I these 3 YS ONLY m \ \ \ ■ Dixie Highway id throughout the See*'. iy the owners of Sanford 1ST PRICE S \ 3 S 3 3 s p ■ O O 5 n aiP N H M im n n iQ n u iM aiH n M ^i . head o f navigation on St. JohnsN’ cr, thereby being ftriWided with rect w ater r d d fe io the A t l a n t i c ^ rind consequently one o f six dtie**; South Florida having direct passw 1 cr steam ship service to principu Eastern ports. Ten thousand of tjj richest producing acres in the bring home to this section dollars in profits every year. 'em Pullman coaches leave S a n fo ri daily, at 10:45 A . M. and 3:00 P. * H ^ 8 , the Valdez Hotel, fo r Sanford tylanor. The trip includes a personal#®*' ducted tour o f the vicinity surrounding, with an inspection o f the Citf* Sanford, its shipping facilities; itVhomcs and the wdrW-fawotw ***. C C O fiC f j SA N FO R D OFFICE: /■ f l-f r y f Iff f » f » LOBBY VALD EZ HOTEL » - 1 t * jSfij.ir!) iU. r , f * �. Author of '*‘LummoJ\ « Humoresquen S yn ilrotf, fcarently was not a single perfcc town with sufficient poetic L t into words the quality that Lmpeer the dearly beloved of ■l * Lttercd. Sufficient unto the L that there was hardly a man, jog or cat, for that matter— in [that did not ^ove him for the h e a r te d soul he was! Lthirty-eight and president of [on Central Avenue, a pillar of L of the local chess dub, a Enday-scliool officer and a town [he same time uncontrovcrsially in the hearts of his fellow l charm. Lampeer had that Ling of little things. He knew Lj lady Scrim’s birthday every [of pepper berries for her brass lr> wife entertained tbt Clotbo iilcof sending a dozen cf the 'apples in the county up to'the lea. because he remembered Mrs. Nit did and could not cat hazel* «r carried sugar-in his pockets Jrfn hung on him as he walked Ubegged for rides cn his chord* ^tver appealed to him iii vain. m when in doubt nr, to the it cause. tssd a bust made of him, and a:> lu3. i’.u l so much a s a nonsense,piccj ol p..1 .rin.-hrittle .wrapped hi tutver paper c v ?^ cnncSnl’) that iitisc ter^ua that duplicate did not arrive *or fdit’s Tothcr. When Lampeer made his an nmi trip to »\ York, every trifle he brought Lack for Ida was dapiicaled for *Ida'.< mother. m -k iv . an :hoo!, wluue she taught in the Ida Lampecr was homely in a way. Lung before bobbed hair h she bari worn hers in a short made necessary by an attack of She kui a lL 11. eager face, stooped wml lint might have ripened in. |lda lampecr married, v/hat intel*he bail went promptly to seed, could not be married to Lampeer oureclf. As Ida said of him, Lamihing- but eat for her. .Ida Lam peer, of undiluted happillointrlleclual seed. Regrettable? [shall challenge that kind of happi* F mn-dc her days sing for her. |uEes during an ordinary workaday of Lampeer’s inception, some* sure to happen to her. A box of Wrought up bv the porter from * ill tie scrawled note stuck in, *ut. Or a bit of lace-edging be fay die needed to finish a camisole. * or a matinee for her and her Fmeltiing so dear and silly as a couple r4 helm for bis mother-in-law. was a never-grow-up. He had more and in the evening was forever n a motion picture theatre or visit 1 ta neighbor’s child to a puppet i mu t !jC I(i,a demurr<d and then ®nd gathered in the neighbors, T * S T ™ 5 t0 ' / Cy a8 not* Clu1T es off her hps and *and- would the in;mu”«i as cver» as always, with inter ol tte ” Pa-C‘ly for P1* * k “ P :.«rt” »Pchr„W“ bleSMd- And ,h . ffion of herPk*P?ull° ni as care °* h and mor* ^ fk w ^ tfu ln esa of her ,iu jmt thn»,na^ei,Uate' more u° b to 1 ‘°a*m*law to mother- v 4 And wh?f •’ tnniiliji In* !r oug'.l hom*' from t!irrt- annual mimm-v. os of hi>! A pipe lor nM man Grr*ni. ''• t c i :; v .1i» de-p porkcls in them lor the "tor- charvnncn Lo'jypops with little old I:»dy faces fur ii:a Kin; twins. Salt loliori for Alia * Hylan’s rheumatism. Roller shales for his busi­ ness partner’s boys. Rubber gloves for !da wh*»n she gardened. Robber gloves for Ida’s mother. A special kind of chert protector for old man Gerliardy, the station master. t * & P C Schools closed a half day. It was a stricken town * the day that Lampeer was buried. * . the beloved And as lie had drawn people around him hi * . life, so in death there swarmed about tho figure of Lampecr— the prone, figure— the men, the women, the children who in life had loved him* charm. had that subtle And at his feet his two dogs and at his heart, as thinking o f little things. L a m p e e r w a s simply if they could never let him he taken, his wife Ida, and Ida Lampeer’s mother. irresistible- A n d not particularly through any “What wiU become of Ida Lampeer now? Why, he lived for her. He breathed for her. She virtue o f his. H e Was congenitally that kind o f is as helpless as a kitten. What will become of her now? Poor Ida. Poor, poor Ida.” person . r .r Well might it have been “poor, poor” Ida. And, afterwards, Ida Lam peer?, as i f Her life had gone out like a candle flame. She knew that Looking at her loved} one’s face she w ere carrying forward a torch o f through the glass top of his bier, Ida Lampeer knew with a breaking the sweetness and light tfbeenthatlighted b yheart. * , . What wiU become of Ida Lampecr n ew ?' Lam peer, husband q d f-.J o “Sweetheart,” said Ida Lampeer to the face through the glass top of the bier, and through* the tears that were breaking her heart— “sweetheart — I must carry on. Your sweetness. Your fight ' t His death came as a shod; that swej Because you have lived and spread sweetness an7 thole community off its feet. Playing gc light— I must ,learn how— in your tinny Sunday afternoon, Lampcer sui That was what became of Ida Lampecr. latched i t himself, gasped for breath, ami was as if for the rest of her days, m the !own to almost instant death. A blood di of Onega, she were carrying forward a torch', death as unforseen as a thunderstorm on a torch that made her the best belo less day. The town did not seem to the co days. It was. a stunned city. A h flight that had,been lighted by Men and women drove in from i Lam peer was community. He had dearly o f the whole He faculty o f > * . o . It was - 77ie ^ ■: v : f * �IMS. ■ . i rAt1 i " JTtrr be ___ tt SatunUy — .‘ fX. 2fr White.• 24 yw V , M “. » « { . W -VIe_ fft<r M had "»•»«*» >»>t b~ “ ____ L [ SANFORD GROVE i fmm in ■ P "* * * * 6 MKMPUUS. TealL, Fek. 13.--«fl*» ! I 1 from an- At-nafa tart Sal. — The --- . ---77 ' ” thrwtrr weaiTT u n > 1 » . iI__T V routhrm MtiUiel aUU^ Rnn.Nkan J 1 unlay arenrdtnr “ to a *U “ ry he .old » here for the o b w fV -llT Dr h e w d in te Owenaby early to- a ^ T T f the birthday ! o f Abraham j| , a a J* i > ____*____ , IJncoin ami the annual meeting of r La«: FatonUy the ywmg Man the W u e . JTippc j m l m 11k- Atlanta H * r t »t3 - « Rutiw*; wmjww were to be UT\ 2 * 5 rrtr ;r ,te<l T«!ti; lance in : held dunes the day and officers reteMi«hms‘ hit identity. Bit hr ! for the coming year elected in ad* m i . under examination by phyii- ' vance o f an Informal dinner toelans he has reerll-M’ ‘h!s w“ ‘ ------" * past^ Hfr ‘ nbrht, planned n» a non partisan faivJ how he rame to be in Atlan Atlanta. o h fr n s rw o f the birthday o f the But it was not until f.9 0 c ’Hoe* Civil War preddent. tbw nvwnmr. after 10 brurs o f qu-rMiorrng. that a coherent rtorIS PKES1DKXT ,war lAitaini -d. H Previously be had staled that he -----------------------JMKKt.AND Feb. I2 .-U N -»»aws slugged and robbed near the| the J J John . „ „ , II. ........Rice. .............................., Lakeland boy.. — was iwitway station in cast Setauket,. elected president of the Florida ! u ^ while on his tray to ri*it his ; State 11igh-Y c jic im * at the openmother in the Rridgeport hoepitaL irir m tio a hrrr last night. The i*. . v it was brought nut ; rongresv today went on record in Uut he left Hum r* trad. to visit | favor o f building a r hapel at the "** tnothcr pod remembered noth- d ate industrial school at Marianna. | i, “ A m id M ajestic Pines” • great. He so ained tw o slight cuts. Picture r>vs h!n at the moment he cralled through. 2nd W ife, Accused Stock E xchange Faces) O f Poisoning Firsti^ i8“ lu.ti?n Following; faate Of Husband NEW Good — st’sahon| YORK. Keh. 13.—t>P>— A f j Hall, Pentland and McCall ter a half t rntury o f rxislenew, the I Consolidated Stock Kxchaugv, j which is under tnvcvtigatlon hj ;h r j state attorney general''* office . 1 face* dissolution. Within 15 days) it probably will crave to function, its ncLt licing distributed pru-.raUt among Its members in guvel stand­ ing. The board of gvvemurs voted yesterday Ut call u conference pf members to discuss dissolution. The re.iignntiou-of Thomas II. Maltmm-y, president o f the cx elumge, and If. M. Betts, trersurer. btuved to Lincoln, llulh idaine. i w,;n ’ o ^ b l e t l by lh- Imnrd when "sm all town tongue wagging" for ' '.’'W'darily. >ubm!lli-il a week up*. Ihelr plight: I T V )' lieramc. effective Feb. 15. liquidation i.i expected to re­ Prodded by neighborhood talk, county officials exhumed the bvdy sult in dismissal o f prt'C.'fding' o f Mrs. Davis, and said they found brought by Attorney (lenenU Otpoison In the stomach. IJer.rekitlvca tlngrr in which a re.-eiver for the Jacksonville. Tampa. Miami. Sanford, W fsl Pulm Beacit, Day tuna Beach HEAVER e r r v . Neb.. Feb. 13. Katie llesler Davis. 38 W 1>w r oW- second wife o f Bert M. • ‘ Dari!*, faced arraignment today hi Jtooncttlon with the allcgol pwlron'ing of Dav^' first wife. | Da via was arrested two days ago > * a culmination o f five months’ tiiivesligatlon. His wlfd died last U ugusl and ho married their neigh; to r , Mrs. Kate lies h r, four months later. Gosiip in Beaycr City drove ' “thy caapfs' rldhi here, according to ________ their own admissioiir, , and they “ / 5 S an ford G rove has a wonderful fu t u r e . Because of its locatid' path o f S an ford s g re a t sou th -e a stw a rd tren d o f progress ^ deligh tfu lly high eievation, o v e r lo o k in g the surrounding cause o f it? beauty -on e o f the p r e ttie s t sp ots in the entire trict; because o f all these its v a lu e e n h a n ce m e n t and its de lilfZK>!'r,rrailne’ f' D* li\h dorederil. drtjrr a m otorcyrlc at GO mile* an » m- — J— T SSty^V*-' RppMeets vbllf*?In4?® *,.. S ^ Memphis I ii r l^jhire *w^»t »4*rt- ^ Is W 'f --.*V _ A T M NTA. G jl. F ek 12.—tAH-J 'rioc'i tar* ^ ^ While r w l- 'm m llnewM -»HU J -----------" j. v . ... Identified j W ind nWirrd «* RsA SgtatoltH fall had rnJ*«bt> induced * re " As Homestead Man Iasi cmrvex* c f tbe mental fug which*] -r*t ? Lpa!w o f Ki*A». • : uided the in Iowa lMWU«l.Icd Iha Jinvestigalrdn a v r a ns t l g a l K i r t ^ W! 1 vb , n UVr ’ Vr_i-lly n * i«*'f i i *’[ •lid Ihivhr oldest son. w ho/ornm ui. rohl.* at . ip will , Itring accused hi- father o f jKilsonilng hla <JS u real vnlm*. n -UJitMi to Fb.VtW each to th . _ . inslning 126 members. The ex, IhiVis, siserted yes- clumge has its own building." terdny that she has iwo children __ j.__________ ______ " A lready p rofit has been m ade on in v e s tm e n ts in Sanford &i M iginal prices due to the p ro g re ss o f t h e im provem ent progi-^® increased, the valu e o f the section e m b o d y in g Sanford has ei tural enhancem ent due to its s t r a t e g ic loca tion and enviro; prefits are assured when G e n e v a S treet and Crescent dpelied to tra ffic. AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES CENTKAI, FLORIDA OFFICE *w See Sanford Grove before the improvemenU and <MrlupmctUn have advanced too far In allow" prc\ ailing jirirrs fo continue. Call this office and wi represent at ii> «i]| ncfunipan> >ou to tile property and explain the entire <!rlelopmcnt prusram. R17-318 First National Bank Bldg, v - Sanford, Florida. 8. U. till AY. ItESlDENT MANAGER ^ • . : ------- - SANFORD GROVE, FOR SALE BART NASON. Snlus Dirpctor I’om cr Sanford Avc., and 11 Street. 150 fl. East­ ern Frontage on Sanford A w $200 frnnt fool. 1-5 c.'wli l- 2-.'t-i yoar»* Firsl Nnlioiuil Bmtk Bldg. •'howWJ l»-Room lIOUFu— Cdiriier Park At emu* and Gtli SI reel, (05 ft. frontage on Park Avenue) „ Rnasoimldy prirod ajid with jtikkI lortns. Jty n former ptarintp'. Nh** was .. . . . . hnarried to ‘ Davis fn Manhattan. hustls-Contract et for -new s. » white way buiilrvanl UkIiUi^ While the case aguiiut hint was lk,nl ‘ n Heights. .being built up here, Davis collect Clearwater— New plant of Crys­ ••*1 cvideiwr In hit own behalf, nuthorltiru said. He pleaded not guil­ tal Icc Comjmny to be in oj*eru-i tiou soon. ty when arm lgiicd Wednesday. PAUL LAKE l.icenscd Ileal Estate Broker — Sukamah— E. T. MOORE. tcm * r = ^ = r w = i n v i c r i i N i x m m i i i i n m i i a E i x i i a i i B B E i r h i i r i r i r i R r n i R R i i s i n K g . i i a c s K E i s a R a M i i i i K i i i n i i i s i i i i i n e R R i i n i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i u i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i a i a i i i i i i i i i i R i i i i i a ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■miaii . # * * . *v . V* - * - « .a w < • ' « • ( * ^ v • * *. . . 1 • t» . 'tfa *r» v*,»rra».T9c»*’j3r.-.er»-% ■ ' V\»* V W.*- * M, J t • O u r G ra n d O p en in g -*— •» * *' s • ■» , Monday, Feb. 15th S a n ford/ and Geneva A ven u es 1 * * • * W E E X T E N D T O T H E G O O D P E O P L E O F SA N F O R D A W ARM W ELCOM E T O O U R O P E N ING ON M ONDAY EVENING. FEB. 15TH ; V '.it ' W .- K f M i * ■ !*• 6 P. M,vto 10 P. M. W E W IL L H A V E A “ O N E P R I C E T O A L L ” S T O R E A N D O U R M R . M IL L E R H A S S F A R C H F D T H E M A R K E T T O F IL L T H E S T O R E W I T H U P - T O - T H E M IN U T E M E R C H A N D I S E W E F E E L T H A T Y O U W IL L B E P R O U D T O H A V E T H IS N E W A D D IT IO N T O Y O l IR M E R ­ C A N T I L E I N T E R E S T A N D W E A S S U R E Y O U T H A T W E H A V E A P L E A S A N T S U R P R iS F IN S T O R E F O R Y O U . v ’ . . . * ‘ -S O U V E N IR S , j , , • ^4 . * Co.. Inc i ' *.i '*Tdw »- s t 5 *> u t i *t u :r T We are newcomers and have no connction with any former businem* under similar name! ............. ................ ■I _______* w lu u m iH U in n H u iim i,,,,,,,,,, .................................... ..... .rt*; '*>* �T H E SAN FO Rr) HER A E D , S A T U R D A Y ’ is Parasol Hat? E u s t is m erce Gras F o r F e b r u a r y 2 2 L' W — f— v ■ Loan.. . MOfJEY AVAttABr.E ' ; U»n» The stunt program will feature several high class vaudeville act* rat Mortgage U*n« on Liberal rtnktlfta Basta at 1% while the comedy end will have a Consult us first when in th« market far faata “ Another great responsibility is i to Eustis tn a beautiful barque. water flrht, raft battle and scores nut on Ui by the great number of A . R. C O N N E L LY & SON S •* * . under the escort of a flotilla of of other sldd splitting features. new subdivisions for their ^water j motor boats of the Mt. Dot* Yacht Aqua planning will be offered to y and seweraffe disposal sy.--| j Club. (spectators between the motor boat sVPP^ ■:' 1S must be properly laid out. , terns i rtf; dn.-hes, • ■ * ! For Princess Dora-wilt he M * ' larger number o f new ar" ’"The ;the ladies-in-waiting to the car- 1 There has been a heavy -demand havo made, ndditlonnl un­ rivals Inival nmen of Kusli* on Fob. 22.. for accomodations In Eustis for deavor necessary ------ * -along -- the, lines •ishe will be one* of |4 of Lake! _ „ _ ( ___ __________ fete____ week. From .New York. of tnatemal and infant hygiene as 3> «s ls s fta s 1 » «k ir t H M .1 A S Wa »« , County’s most beautiful girls U»ll4% who!' IPhiladelphia^wd other well as all other duties of the pub­ ; will assist the queen in reigning points visitors W are planning their lic health nurse. The infants of nnnual pilgrimage to this day of today arc the future citizen* of days in Eustis. the state nnd it is our responsibil­ For over a quarter of a century ity to protect their lives and health Eustis hns taken the spotlighth on that they may take up the tasks Washington’s birthday ' and' this of life when we lay them down. year will he no exception. Pathe Must Guard Milk nnd other news reel agencies will “ The milk supply "of our people have enmern operatives here to must be supervised and examined; tnko pictures of the frolic. cultures, bloods nnd sanitary sys­ other?, those cars hearing the, Corilor of Sanfnnl Avft. nntl 5lh St., *19x 100 feet tems bv the thousands must bo y jam Fifth Avo- princetses from the various com -: munition. *i tested, births deaths nnd, causes of lutcst. . .. sickness must bo secured nnd tab-; Fifteen Chambers of Commerce I uiated for immediate use nnd fil­ of I.ako County nnd led by tho | G et IMfi— O nly $400 per fr o n t fo o t . $3,000 Cash. ed for various records nnd biolo­ Lake County Chamber of Com­ gies must lie securrd and distrib­ merce are standing squarely back uted ns needed; these are only of Eustis in the plans for the Ug fete. some of our responsibilities, but Sanford Represented Molor bout owners nt Sanford hnve notified the Eustis Chamber of Commerce that they will trans­ SATURDAY, FEI1. 13 port-several of their fast speed boats J,y trm k to Ijikc Eqstis. If so, your arc assured of n suc­ iSSEE, Fla.. I'eh. i:i. t Willoughby, of the I'nivcrsity of .Mt. Dora will center 10 or 15 swift tty and .Sanford car- Florida, had supervision and acted cruft. Tnmpa nnd Miami are go­ cessful business, career, although ing to bo represented whllo from you have some tough rows to hoe. l of the honors jn the Ins judge Real Estate and Investment* ■IPhone 743 M elsch Jacksonville will come a big flo ­ You seldom will bo outdone in agriculture exhibits, Rest team in all finest a: tilla of cruising nnd speed bonte. business deals. le South Florida Fair Sebrin", first; Plant City, rec­ A float of Eustis boats will , Courage* is Inckihg when ftrVge iccortling to a'list of Building ord; Sutnmerfleld, third. travel Silver Springs en tin* ventures are possible but you will made public here by Best in dairy cattle day before tin* regatta nnd meet become pleasingly successful in s, state hu|ii rvi-sor o f Sanford, first; S, bring, second; delegations ffom Jacksonville, I’u- mnnvnwnall transactions. S ato Force: R. \V. Lawton and J. M. Roche, Intka and other nointa apd: act as Bushnell, third. This applies both to men ami s l«tl «t*%. women bom on this date. Best in beef cattle. Sebring. escort to iaiko Eustis. . i A lug dredge is now erignged in .A marriage of n business msn first, Hawthorne, second nntl i’lant removing snags nnd weedi from and woman born on this date is City, third. number of times in first place. tho Oklnwnhu River nnd engineers sure to ho n beautiful success, _ Following were the awards, eonBest in lings: .*•— in charge declare tho river will be i i - 11 im »■ sisting of the division ,.f a ynrse Blunt t itv, first; Itimluiel), sec­ ‘\lean as u whistle” for the pas­ of approximately $Ufll; sage ‘ of boats. Engineers hnve ond, Madison third. Best collective display: issued a statement that boats 40 • Individual prir.es: * I'lant City, first: Winter Haven, feet long, eight feet wide and Best in dairy cattle: second; Wauchuln. third; Mont •A SUNSHINE Lloyd Patten, Bushnell and Tra­ drawing three nnd n half feet of Verde, fourth and Snnfoid, fifth. A BABY . vis Loften, Sumnterfield, tied for water will hnve no difficulty In Best display of vegetables: getting through the waterways. SiinshineW eaUfrom .ch ick r tti m CHICK A Sanford, first, Plant City, sec­ first pluce; Robert Henry, Haw­ A inciting of the committees thorne. third place. : m FEED M ond; Mont Verde, tliird. h and More having the details of the Eustis *.V occur here so wo should have ^thoroughly, va^nated pope tat.on. Sanford A n d Plant City Carry O ff M o st H onors A t B ig South Florida Fair jfi ?i; i R. W. LAWTON, Realtor grown hens ■ Vlini'l MEMORIAL Wd anti- COIN8 PROPOSED WASIIINGTON, Feb. 12.—(A*)— W meru­ i t every- The coining of n half dollar with ■ (gainst the profile of President Coolidge km* that on it is being considered ns meant lire enre- rtf aiding the Philadelphia Sesqulcentennial exposition. ft . >'«ar* I . - ------ j i- ] aw .-x i r >i Jn cities I St. Augustine—$5,000,000 buildd central ing program will get under way If ranged at I)nvis Shores. Best individual lieef cattle: display of farm crop:: Roy Hcndi'ivks, Hawthorne, first; celebration in charge wns hejd Plhfev Oity. first; Wmuhul.i. Herman liuehl. Seining, second; Thursday evening nnd the various sec on (I, Bernard Kth* ridge, Sebring, and chnirnteu submitted reports thnt Farm shop work: Johnny Camcton, Sanford, tleii foi indicate thnt the fete will be one Winter Haven, first; Mont Ver­ of tlie biggest uffnirs of the kind third place. de. second. to ire held in the state this year. Best individual in swine: . Best display of ornament.'! In connection with the fete there Robert Mel-iioi. Itu-dmell am) W. plants: will be an exposition at which It. Sptirkmno. Madi.-on, third. Lemon City, first; i’lant City, i there will bo ull forms of excit­ ing rides, a mammoth Ferris second. wheel. 24 concessions and -an lit Following were the results of with M>0(> colored lights. the. judging in dairy and beef cat­ NEW YORK, Feb. t ’J —OPl— The boat races on Lake Eustis tle, and hogs, with trams from eleven- different schools entered: Tamm.my's leading lights like ' will tw qver d •course that has Sebrinu, I’lant -City/.Bumraor- ,eggfi- Al Hmilh'a fu\,trite dish ia been laid out to permit of a crow-1 field, - Lemon City and Warn hula bam and. And now, Mayor Jimmy were represented, with teams of Walk, r, convalescing from bron­ three boys each. Professor C. II. chitis wanted “ ent iiard boiled.” s » « 8 ^.®g®Ks "Y o u r M oney Bticic I f Y o u A r e N o' » I. * 0 , Hr SunforH v*«^ Prom pt D elivery o EDWARD r o p i ) —FOItDSON— LINCOLN \ »"I « but In tlhspe adopted U thr\r n M t uch a f*«i t*r, JtiinHttrHrr.S. MINE BABY CHICK Price Reduction oh All Models New Prices l wquir* th* »*m* bow butUinAm/r^y produdnl frrd u th» older dittksni. t V lt lr f 7 J t t l iC fc L i Phone &S9, Myrtle & 4th St. Hay, Grain, Mlxe^ Peedtti *Bran,” <hHton Seed Meal, Mdianes, Pari* Gre#i �New. Spanish Stucco Bungalows On M ellon ville A ve., and t8th S treet ■5 Heady F o r Immediate Cfccupancy B uilt in a su bstan tial m a n n er AUTO,RAD1ATi Builders of 1 WORI L ife T i m e H o m e s •0 room s and b re a k fa st room screen ed p orch and open porch ; h ard w ood flo o r s , h ot w a ter system , room y closets. ** CTMW'tilt.-t, ' '* %• _ — Plain And Orname alW ork. “We sped, L et usaid you .with our practical suggestions in plan R e p re se n ta tiv e s a t th e 'p r o p e r t y at all tim es to sh ow you th rou g h these b e a u tifu l hom es. ties. T h e lArmco 1 financing you r home - #•’np El Verano Building Co ,v" HI Phone 75 I I M asonic Tem ple Building Cnnlradrij R oc STUCCOl The "AmAo” in the first of n se­ ries trf houHCH lies Ikued Bond Khired PLASM M^wery, Architect, especially fm the tropical climate ami environ­ ment nf Flnridn. , B etter H om es Arc built with better lumber and that doc* not mean high ,rk o d lumber _ Lumber. lime, cement, planter, brick, shingles, roofing, oic. Our quality, our acrvlce, anil our priced will iintisfy you, ' S ecu rity L u m b er C om pany Inc. a ( ’omptijii, Mar. 11 M ason ic Temple We have mode nrrnngcnu'nlH with Sixth and Maple M r^M ovw y to pubHifi one sketch each week and nro confident in # * *** ♦ ■ |*suritig our renders n ffntilrc of A ll modern fin is h e s inside a work Guaranteed, look oflw unuHttal liiteri'dl. • . Mr. Mowcry in n graduate of the terial. Karvpnl School of Architecture, and hat traveled extensively ah road, making a c&rcfu) study of the nrchitccturo o D Southern European countries. Y O U 'L L G E T M O R E 'Y E A R A G E ' OUT OF OUR C O N S T R U C T IO N There sketched will show housed o f exceptional ^>enuty and nrchllertural merit in styles adopted to * W ORK i - ! The large Living-room with high coiling and the commodious porch of the "A neto" givr much dignity to a house of otherwise proportlomi. "ANETO the _.. A fOUfi. SL00 M COTTAGE: WITH DINING AlCOVt AND POLCHtS ** LIVING P.OOM_ •* *» ■* -_ IJ -O' » 21 iv _ _ amall No apace 1* wasted; no convenience omitted. The la­ bor o f housekeeping id reduced to a minimum. PCiB-CH p w »' JU0JU»\ Plans and ^ecificatioiiH may he bocured from the Architect, Kldred Mowcry. . V - MotVEAY.'Auflmcr: mum/Th, A A t ZOUTt 3 DORSEY HOWARD & KELLY ; C on tractors & B uilders jj R oom 217 p M eisch B ldg P hone 719 * GUARANTEED i , I ;H i Any color, per gal H P P l i i i P P H H F * 87 ; Double thick paste.paint, gal... 3.30 IPure linseed oil, per gal.........1.30 iFloor varnish, per gal............ 2.24 {Flat wall paint, per gal..... 2.55 C orner Third and Oak T ile roofs, built up roofs, re-roofing ovei H ouse Paint ' COIXH l oirc American tonic and mode o f living. P e r m a n e n c y is the su rest m ean s o f y ie ld ­ in g co n tin u e d p r o fit on y ou r b u ild in g p r o ­ je cts . D isin te g ra tio n a n d the need fo r re ­ p a irs is a c o s t th a t eats in to y o u r retu rn s on y o u r in vestm en t. L e t u s 'h e lp y ou build fo r secu rity, fo r en d u ra n ce f o r m inim um upkeep. W e do th is b y ca re fu l, con scien tiou s w ork m a n ­ ship, the c o r r e c t selection o f co rre ct m a­ vx.* >m and m iu q qu v o veost b com pletion o f thec con u n -terial u iick tracted w ork. Let< us supply estim ates. 1 . •j Plenty o f Mechanics aM pi repaired. - Estimates free. i'elephone 1 1 ) I'erlu p a n d Hallen, P rop rietors a:i .unusually c o m p le te stock o f all kinds o f in aaaition w e n ave rolling cars o f brick, tile, rock, sash weights, doors -,nd w in d o w s , nails and various kinds o f lumber. RADIO ’ Let us hook your orders in advance so you will be sure to have your needs supplied. .Wert fin d S| Phone472-W .13.1 Sanford Ave �RQ h e r a l d . 'G MATERIALS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY BEFORE SEEING OUR NEW AND EX­ iple Stocks Right Now of Quality and Service CLUSIVE LINE OF — AVE THE SURFACE. r ' . / vfl.w * . •r FIXTURES FOR THE HOME —SE SUN-PROOF PAINT. I—OW IS THE TIME AND ROOFING RICES RIGHT, Tinners to the Trade’ EDECORATE. •» A. R. PLATT, President U> WALLS WITH VELUMINA •hices a r e l o w e r SHEET METAL C O N TR A C TO R & COM PANY 116 Magnolia Avenue >* "♦ ’ V W ‘ t1% *'• 1 — INISU Your Car With. Auto GIosh. • Quality Metal, Efficient Service, Correct Pri Telephone 1 1 1 EXCLUSIVE DEALERS LD FLOORS with FLOORHIDK 0. U. STIJART Onl* nmi t i .uj Phone 303 Does not the luxurious th ou g h t o f a com fortable future appeal to you? T h c .trif ling sacrifices necessary now will quick ly fa d e . when you becom e the proud pos sossor o f your home. \ MIRCH L. FOX ■ WELAKA BLDGi 112 First Street Phi 4 * ?y D on ’ t Forget to hear the Radio, COM E ON LETS BUILD A GREAT CITY It laliort long term money amt lota of it to build great cities. A city wide, co-operative spirit is nlso neces.-ary. O lA* FOLK3 have ocurchod bite, down through the con* our turlea for comfort. They R In the completely; * aatibfnctory plumbing! n ? v r - > «lppe by our happy Plum., % CONTRACTORS We have both. i Wo are making loana on homes, improved business property and npiirtment houses at 7 percent Interest. Ill), FLORIDA y »U l bor. He'll worm your S B 'S B homo. • Lets talk over your program. habit of lining things right Sanford Building & Loan Association ention Rut you do not have to w ait fo r the tree to grow . W e give it to you in any shape, size or style. * ' tractors and • * IF IT IS AWNINGS OR WINDOW SHADES SEE US. t "f ■.** We us^ Luxor shade cloth. All our work guaranteed Seminole A w ning Shop i JUST R E C E I V E D A UANT1TY » ► » O F 1ATER1AL: * . Second Street■ • - I. . **X»V Cl -J , *. F O L' • L E H IG H D CEM ENT, your hom e \ t Consult this office before you start con struedon, we have someinterestinginfor- T IG E R IE, A C M E P L A S T E R . mationfor thehome builder. a r e th e f o u n d a t io n O F A P R O S P E R O U S C IT Y K eep the City Growing °f Zip Service, { • Rhc THE IDEAL SPOT TO BUILD ' �H ER A LD , SATURDAY, ijfeamitogibfc'&rv. Movie b r i n e ■ H oi* D * r o f * * £ £ * 2 ! * ’ t h e C o u r t i l o u * e In Hanford. Bcmtn olo C n o n tv . F lo r id * , a n d In d a l a a l t t h e r e o f a D eere* F r o « ' o n f « i a o Will ba en ter ed a g n tn .t y«-u. *ald r * n * « In cluded in *u cn 3Eu|<* *,,'!? J * " . ' M i n x a auft u> q u ie t t i t le In |tb* and fi*m of you- *ri! h Ctf*. R0p. C om p la in a n t* to anti t o tn e la nd* Ha t: f. rrl. FInr f a W 3 ! “ t J i l t . T r a r fo rd t i Map Of. p a n fo r d , W •& 2 T & attorn d es cr ib ed duly r ecor d ed In the piinllCiY rtIt I* f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t tbla - „ £ i i ,,f fVm ln ole C o u p g . ; F W n o t lr e b e publlahrd In th e Hanford H e r a ib , a n e w e p a p e r publl ahed In •,i«l». * “ *"* Hanford. Hemlnci.* .Cou nty, F lo r id a , v i>Ji appearing by the e w o r n M i l l . o f otjee a w e e k f o r f o u r t4> eon a eeu - iti ( iifi n f f ic o o f I N L i*r « ~ a r e a l * C o u r t o f rtrfolnMe CnuntY. Complaint h e r e i n • f i ? ’ tit von may be Interested itt# Utst tr art o f land v l U W d In « S W t k " & r 3 m X m . g * « - \ilrxm\n Seminole . Florida, an d d e [m « * * ? ‘** 7 Y o r ~ i» « m X rrnlted a b County e , y o u and ea c h n f y o u . xhall not b* orRanlK-d *# * _ £ “ !,{!, are herebyo vcommanded * M .r ^ u lr r o r p o r a t lo n o f I tie Slate o f F l « rl|1*tJale o f f l n l (in bllral loti F ab roa D ed to a p p ea r to k i Id B ill o f C p m - - n s f t ' i a .rcf f ; , V ; “ Id rrld a p M a r f, 1 * Hoi tell n f fo p C o m p la in s n t. IR M I.IO IM I!* I I I A .M IIO H BKTA A t ieKY, C o t o p iA in a m a ,. ; V I k iX iK ji.'jr J O H N K IN O , « t » l , l H T o r ‘ ■r r u _J*afendanta - . . , r V n ^ V " S , a u ® J o h n k l n r . It. C. M illa r, H o w a r d n . H a l l. K a ta A . W r lR h t aiid C . fl. J J r l a h t h er huKhn.ui. T>n/Biaa K. J’ o o i a a n d I r e n s I*oo|a his Wir*. If l lv ln u and If dejid all p a rties elutniIntt I n t e r e s t u n d e r J o h n K i n * . It. C. M iller . H o w a r d Ht l f a l l r K a ta A. W r i g h t a n d C. it. W r i g h t h er h usba nd, T h o m a * K. F o o l , and Ir ­ en a J'on ie hla Wife, d e c e a s e d or o t h e r w i s e aa heirs, d e v is e e s , g r a n ­ tees. o r o t h e r w i s e . In th 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 , and l o all p a r t ie s ea c h a n d e v e r y c la im in g a n y In terest o r Interests In ih e land I n v o lv e d In th is ault u n d e r any o f ' th e a b o v e n a m ed d e fe n d a n ts , ea c h and e v e r y w i n s , n am e# a n d real, den re* a r e u n k n o w n l o th e Com* p l a b i a n u . In th e above en title! cau se, an d t o all u n k n o w n pa rties M iv b i n i d b im iA i, e n t e r it OK TIIK STATU OF FLO RIDA IN AJVD y o H X K W 3 0 U ! COUhTV. : . ‘ l » IIIA .1 C1W T , Mill I s tta lel T it le and l l r m o v r ('le a d s . | • F H K Ii A. C I .A R K . ' W I L L I A M L. AN DF.NH EID, « t vnls named imrtles K rerth ig g:. , T o W l J U a m . I * Atplenrehl and W . J. Jlrrm'ater.. It liv in g, and If. dead, a ll u n k n o w n p a rt ie s c l a i m i n g ’ any In terest In the la nds hereinafter deacrltied, under' the said W i l l i a m I* An d clir eld ,-d e c e a s e d ■and w , J. Hr*wetcr, deceased, a* .gstra, d e v ­ isees, leg a t e e s g ra nte es, o r o t h e r ­ wise, and alt unknown pa rties cla im in g nny Interest* Irt tuid to the rf JC C>D k* « ' ind b***,1*< 1 happen fa bo tremendously .Interested Id ^ 2 ^Ths^Hon.Mrr Richard Nortn. . :,ujthter of a baron and wife of I heir to an borwiatcy, Igaen-rji jn her Job, she declared, i’ormJ .* £Vttf l £ )r' Pk'iner o f ihe Prince of Waled In rndoh-bnd on hU t*ta,to.ttte United fltateii;imV-H^ntTttrmnC^i- Rian, u ln th* Naw Gallery Cinema wa» looked upon ns n fad by her ft? j " " r*pHe<l> “ I’m keeping regular union houni, week TN and Bundaye. Sometime* more than that. If eorlety and bu*in«*a »eb social engagement* have to-go." WOOD-CARVER DEER BATH* Me,. Peb. 184— A pair of M d ^ a r r c d deer, more than 100 raan old, are on.o^hibiUon, here, rb# carving ia perfect down to-1 ho niiiurat detail, even to tho ruffled lair on their' backa. They uro thi* fork o f an artlet poeneHaed with an bundanc* o f patience. Com plainant Dsfandant. C llatU *. ( M im a * * 4 fik a sn s P S K te * F rkJiW r.'ir,?#. Currie, I r o w n , > a m i « W , Lilly. Thhnia a W! f c l / a n ; J , . l i , M c f f a l t . U , A. M orris, W T il, O r l f f t n , I* II. L o c k l l e a r , Mn( I d a L o c k l U a r . hla w ire. r . K. w ar#, J. M. H u th rrlan d, F r a n c e * llttnaria nd, b i s w i f e . Goan M a t l o s , K R I iiS A L H i I. b , H o w a r d , If l i v i n g , and If o lt h a r n y o r all o f th o said d e f e n d a n t s bo bad, th an t o tilo heir*, d e v ise e s , rantesa, o r atlia r c l a i m a n t * u n d er olin n n a C u r l« o n , V i r g l o Hninrt, E. . l i a i r e l j . K. H, K l U w o r t h , D. W . laNatt, p . A. M orrl*. W . i f . O r l f - a a r lif* i l f . T ^ k . ^ a r e Y *M Utliarland, F r a n c e * puuTerla'nd, Ids I land In v olv ed in th is ault u n d er a n y o f IIih fi |j<j v*’ nil rm-«! (IftfentiuifVif. cntdi und e v e r y w lm s* n am es and p la c e s o f re sid e n c e are u n k n o w n to •e C o m p la in a n t In th e a b o v e e n ­ titled cu ps *, and to -all u n k n o w n pa rtlee, n a tu r a l o r u rilflcla l, adult o r Infaitl, ab sen t, c o n c s a l c d nr n o n ­ r esid en t. c l a i m i n g a n y In terest o r jp tprrstn In th o l a n d s I n v o lv e d in Ib is ault, s a id land bn ln g situ a te Ip Be in I no Iu c n i i m y , Florida', nnd d e ­ s c r ib e d as f o l l o w * , t o - w l t : ■ T h e H ou lb w cn t q m i r t r r o f the Houtliwtoit Q uarter uml iim Houtbvusl Q u a r t e r o f tin, Mouthw e s t Q u a r t e r o f Hrclliui T h i r t y . I w o 132), T o w n s h i p T w e n t y o n s ( 2 1 ) , B o m b , K a n g * T h irt y * oil* (.11) F oa l, nnd It a p p e a r in g f r o m til* s w o r n bill o f c o m p l a i n t h erein tiled th at y o u and each o f y o u m a y c la im Morn* l i g h t , tlllii o r Interval In uhd t o the p r o p u r ly b o r s l n a b o v n do* n c r lb e d : . It la t h e r e f o r e O R D E R E D th a t y o u and cueh o f y o u bv and s r e h e r e ­ b y r equ ired «o a p p e a r to th e bl»l o f ed m p lu ln l h e re in /llod, o n Mumluv, th e first d a y o f Ainrch, A. V, 19211, th * sa m e lining a R u le D a y o f this C ou rt, at the C ou rt H o u s e In Han­ fo r d . Hi-mlnuln C o u n ty , F lo r id a , nnd In d e f a u lt ih o r c n f , D e c r e e F r o C o n f e s s o will bo en te r e d o g u ln s t you, suIII c a u se b e i n g II null to q u ie t title In ih e enmplitlnMut In and to the In tills bereJuitboVe d e s cr ib e d . It Is therefort» o r d e r e d that this' ot Ice be putiHaheil In thn Hanford leruld, a n ew ep u p er publhlhiicd In Hetnllmlc Cutinty, F lor id a , o n e * a w e e k f o r f o u r e o n s v e u ll v e w eek s, WITN KBH Ini' itnlid and offnlnl a*al o f ih o c r r e u l i I ' o u r i o f tliu Hovetith .lu dlclul C irc u it o f l|ie Hint* ’Af F lo r id a - , In n nd f o r ■ Hemtnole C o u n ty , on th is Die 29th du y o f J a m iu r y , A, D. 1 Pso. V. M. DOlfOLAHB, Clerk. B y W . C. W o o d r u f f , D e p u t y C lerk . W . 13 W h i t e , (Heal) H o llc lt o r ( o r C o m p la in a n t . J a n . a o - K e b . i , 11,19-17 b r i n g a ault Id qufist t i l l s in th e C o m p lu lo u n t In a n d ' t o tho Intids ab nvu d es cr ibed , It la t h e r n f o r * ’ O rd e r e d th a t th is n otic e bn p u blish ed In th e Hanford .Ilsrn . — ld, .. a _ --------------‘-lublltthed- In newsi Hanford, H s m ln o L ______tv, _ F lo r id a , o------n e* .. n w -------e e k ---------------f o r f o u r (, (Jl c o n s e c u * tlv o w e e k * . •— • WITNF.HH m y limit! and th e o f flrln l seal o f th o C irc u it C o u r t o f th e Hnveuth J u d ic ia l C irc u it o f tlic m a t s o f F lo r id a . In and f o r Rem lnoln C ou n ty , F lo r id a , o n thi* tho noth d a y o f J a n u a ry ,. A. I>. 1928. V. B. DOUOLAHM. f f lc n l) (,'lerk. n y ; A. 11. W e e k s . f>. C. 79 THE I ’ U I C I 'I T COURT OF *17911X411.17 4 IIIJ9TY, FI.(Hl IDA. IN C H A N F R IIV . O rd r r nf 1‘ nhllrnllnn E D W A R D W . H E N C K . «4id Al A l l Y A . H E N C K . , T h e Htuto o f Fln rlda, lu r e s p o n ­ dent*! O rd e r o f l*nhlli-atlun T o Ida Tfannah, If liv in g, and If ibe'raaed, all u n k n o w n heira, dev* Isees. le g a t e e * , ' o r g r a n t e e * o f sa id Itla H an n ah , an d all u n k n o w n per* son s c l a i m i n g a n y Interest in o r ta land situ a te d In Heinlnole C ou n ty l‘'lorlda, nnd m o r e pu rtjr n la r ly da* *ei Hied an :—* " l i c g l p n l n g 341 f eet N orth o f the sou th east c o r n e r o f the N E o f (h e H W U o f flection 7. T o w n ­ sh ip 31 Houth R a n a o l o East, rim N o r t h n» IlrlcW Itnad. HWly a l o n g B ric k R o a d lu poin t Weal o f llealn nintf, th e n c e E a s t . in h eg ln tiln g ." 7 T ” It. I* o r d e r e d (h a t y o u and each th en ce' north i s ; J j j g l o , A S T r a c t 4. Meal n 783 f e e l north e o u th e a e t c o r n e r o f . e , treat q u a r t e r o f ,t,„ « q u a r t e r n f Si-niun ] t T J l s o u t h . Ita n ae jj t h e n c e n o r t h Me f , . tr e a t M S f r e t , I h o i o . feet, thence oa«: u * A '/ jso ' 1 o f b a slA nin*. * TS. J. W . BCTINR et al. and nil B lo ck IS. o f the hdbdlvl*ton nf the I .e lls r d y and JBcoii I-anila l n - l h « Grant cunflrntcd to Moses F,. la-vy. In Section 3., **■*! P efendanta Order o f Pntilleatloa N O T IC E TO KNOWN A N D U N ­ K N O W N UK FK N D AN TS Th r s t a t e o f Florida. tOJ— ' j . t v . ilurn*. w in iu m Jlllla an d ---------- M ills hi* w ife. tJenrge V. P o w e ll and ---------- Pow ell hla w i f e . .T«an n o l l e W. Chaddiick. H enry JurnKst. Ja m es A. Davis. K lo ls e Law ton Ostvand and ----------- h er husband, K. L. Oswald. II,. W . C n r tle, Joseph Ithnmar iiostun) tJ eoftfc i v i t u s , O e o r a e Pettis, Betay ;M a y an,j ------ -— May h» r husband, L. C. K Ilham. Leonart! •*. K llham , J a m r s Peterson, G e o r g e t’ntich, Hlmon M t cnvrtey, S im on ilcC h esn ey . Msa. ttnhbla J o e Hunt and - — T - M u n i P ac k et to onlpr and 4 G e t th e best— Personal Township 21 H. II. ='» >■ amt In Hr. lion :l*. T o w n s h ip 21 H R* ■<’ J' a c c o rd in g ;Lo the I'lut llier-o f recorded In the Public Her* ords of O ra n g e County, In * hit Jlo^i U page M3: . , Alsu l o g i n n i n g at the soittb. c o r n e r .of ihe grunt vonflrrurd to Alnsvs H. Levy u* aforesaid, th ence south f> degrees went 07 24 chains to the south line of th e Phillip K. Volute Grant In Heel Ion 37. T ow n s h ip 21 H 1! V. E. DOUG LA HH. .71 F.. tllence north *5 degrees west, along the south line of I h e said Yonge Grant, along the south line of the said Yonce . Grant. 85.95 rlinlns. thence north 5 degrees east 07.24 chains to the north line of Section 5*. To wnship 21 K It 30 17.. thence so it 11t Sfi degree* east 84,,35 chains to bi-glnnlng. It Is ordered that > on uml -I o f you niipeiir lo the sworn bill o 'complain! herein filed, on or b*f*,r ■tiie 1st day of Miirrb A l> 1!'?' ti ls sa m e Ijetna llllle |l!i> of till H o n o ra b le Courl nnd hi «!> faiit t h e r e o f a decree pro ...... .. I, ! n f 8 K U o f H E U : H W U o f HE It o f Bert Ion HI: u o v e r n n i s h t L o t i o f ’ Beet Ion i t : G o v e r n m e n t L o ts I and 2 o f Hecllotl 111* NDVi df N W *4 j N v. o f N U Q o f H iV Q ; B 'v o f N IJ 'i o f H W Q : IS a c r ^ siiunr* In H13 C o r n e r o f H1VU m NKVii HU’,1 o f N K U ! HE V, of MW >4 nnd H W ' i o f H E ' i : HE14 o f HEU Of S e c ti o n 19! N\v Of BEVii E H of B E Q : HW»i of HE Vi o f Bert Ion 2o; NISH o f N E C : H E 44 o f NK»4 ; W H o f H W > i: N E tt o f hNVM J HEH o f HWU J -N W U o l H E H ; E H o f HE 44 : MW fi o f HF-U o f Hurt Ion 21; NF,», „( HEH: NWVi o f H E ' i : NI3 44 o f NE Q : EVj o f H E 'i o f NMH und N E ' , o! N W H : MW '„ of !t\V ' , ; N W ' i of N W ' A ; H E ', o f . N W ; W ' i al NE 4i Ulid t V ' j i,I stJU U k; HE 4* o f HEH! EH of M W '4i and H W 'i o f H E 'I i N W ' i o f HW U or fleet loll 29; HI-744 o f N W ' , ; H W ', of H W 'i; W l i o f N W 'i ; N W 'I o f H W 'i : N W Q ” f N E 'i i N'M o f H E R : H44 o f N E ' f nod K ' i of H W ' , o f H.-ellori 2!*: NlflU o f N W ' i it lid U ' V or N l’. ' l : HE V, o f N W ' i and N E ' i o f H W ' i o f Heel foil 30; N ' i o f N E ' , ; N4* of N W 14 or Heellun 31; 0 AH tin* ulitJVit hi nil h 1ii>lu g III Tow nship 21. Mouth- Kutigti 31 East. Loin 1. 2, 3. 1. 5. C. 7. 8, 9. 10, '1 1, 12. 13. 14, 15.. Ifl, 17. 18. Ul. 29, 21. 22, 23, 24. 25. 28, 27. 28. 2!), 30. 31. 32. .73, .74. 35. 38. 37. .78. 39, 40, 41, 42. 43, 44, 45, 40. 47, 48. 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54. 50. 50, 57, 59. 59, 80, 61. 82. 03 84. 05, 00. 87. 68. 00, 7». 71, 72. 7.1. 74. 75. 741, 77. IS. 79,i 89, 81. 82..S2. 5 4. *5. SO, *7. 88. 80. 00. 91, 92, 03, C lE O It all MOYERH.' et al. Defendants. NOTICE TO K N O W N AND U N ­ K N O W N DKKKNDANTH Th n Htnte o f FlorldA, t o ; — r ’■nwtrwv s rn ^ t* ; • l£ x»: !tfiddnuRh. A. Metisrr, A lph on so Mi user, A l ­ i e n a s Aleuser, A. L Tu rner, lr li v ­ ing and If dead, all parties rlulmIng In lo rist under G e o r g * Moyers. L. G Allddough. A . Aicuasr, A lp h o n ­ s e Me user, A l f o n g s Mnusvr, A. I-. Tu rner, de essseil nr otherw ise, as heirs, devisees, g rn h le e g or o t h e r ­ wise. and M oyers K Middough, u c<i-purtnernhl|i atul each and every o f tlm c(i-portnvrs, tra din g and d o ­ in g bbsliiesa under Hi* partnership inline o f M o y e rs A- Mlddoiigli and all parties, nncli and every, rlearn­ ing nny Interest or Interests In G ib bind Involved In this suit under any o f (he a bove named defendants, each nnd ev ery, w h o a* n am es And real* dences are k n o w n t o tho C o m p la i n ­ a n t * 111 Ih e. nboV* entitled cnuitc and to nil u n kn o w n pitrtle* w h o m ­ soever, c la im in g any Interest or In­ te rests In the land Involved In this null, paid land b ein g nltilnte In Hmnlnnlo (.'minty, Florida and d e ­ scribed ns f o ll o w s t o - w l t : — L o ts 334, 33(1, .34(1, 443, 445, 447. 449, 451, 463, 466, 467, 459, 403, <a>i, i.n , I4u, i an. u i , i.in, 405, o f tho T o w n of L o n gw oo d, in TUn c m c h it c o u r t ., nkv . and 149 nf Hlavla C o lo n y 4'ninpniiy Flo rid a, us recorded In I'lnt H N TII J U D I C I A L Cl It CU I T OF Su b division a c c o r d i n g l o .pint Dunk 1 pa ge I I to Zt Of the F I.O I IID A IN A N D F O R *17911th e r e o f, o f r e c o r d In th e P u b lic I'u h llc Record* o f Hemlnnlo NOI.M CO U N T Y . IN C 1IAN C K H V . R e c o r d s nf Hrinlmde County . F lg r l C onniy, Florida. Illll l o R e m o v e Clung F r o m T i l l * il*. In Fla t B o o k I, P i i V / l l . and R aiipeurlng fr o m th * nwnrn W. L. l ' E A R H A L U I ttil fit ii nd tit Hill o f C om p la in t herein that you 'Hiat a petition a s k in g that .th e and enrh o f vmt m a y claim *oin« f o r e g o i n g lands be f o r m e d in to n u n d t r Arliclii 1. right, t i l l * o r Interest In nnd to ill* d r a in a g e district Chunter 3, T ttle 7, F i r s t D iv ision o f reused, all uiiNnawn heir*, il*vfs»e*, pr o per ly herelnaliov* itescrlhed. It I* therefore O R D E R E D that th e R ev in cd G eneral Htulutes o f F l o r ­ L e g a t e * * o r g ran tee*, o r said Ida Huniiahi uml *U u u k u u w n pe n m n * you and earh qf y o u be und you ida, has been filed in this o f l l c * and c l a i m i n g Mtiy Interest In o r 4o nre hereby required to appe ar to Glut th e f o r e g o i n g lands will bo n f Ihn land h e r e i n a f t e r desiirlbell In llie Bill o f (fom plnint herein filed fe r te d by th e fo r m a t io n o f said d r a i n ­ Ip (h i* cau se on Mnnndy the ls l. a g e d is tr ic t a in) rendered I n i n l i l g t o Gil* o r d e r o f pu ldle alluu. day of March, A. Ik 1121, Gie snme ( o v a t i o n f o r the pu rpose o f p a y in g (h o R es p on d en t *. R _ 111 y a r d * t h i nee ,a*t i*»-, 3 It Is further ordered tnkt this notice, be published in (her Ra nfonl Herald, u n ew spaper putillshed In He ml pole Courtly,. Florida, once g w e ek for fo u r con secutive week*. W i t n e s s th e b a nd and seal o f V, K. D ou g ln iuczvTb rN -of the Circuit Cwurt nf Bvm lnol* County, Florida, at the Court llonnc In Hanford, Kemlnule County, Florida, this Stub day of January, A. D. 1910.. Clerk. (Heal) B y : A, M. W e s k a . D. C. H ousehold er A Little, Hullcitors fo r C om p la in a n t. * t l o n 22. - T o w n s h i p I t a n s a 31 E a » L then**. n It rprfL Hetnlnom C o u n ty ' v ^ r f d * . " « V B. PO t7 JLASS, " * Clerk o f Um Clreult Court or “1 Herolnol# C o u n t y f Florida. . im taken an eonfeaaed l»jr y o b . W lU .in Hoo.liolilHr m Tfwrle Sold bill or complaint h a v i n g b»-c« Altornejra f o r r e lit loifer*. ffied f o r the. pnrpoee Of q u ietin g F r b «. 1J. 20. IT. Alar. 6. ,* title t o the ab ove o f land In th e com plain an t 1 h o e b e IN T i n t C T W IT T, c o r n T o f x i i s W elch . . t B e g i n n i n g - J i t feet north „ an\ k v t h J t n u i A i . tu w in f t ' la fu rth er ordered " t h a t thla s o u t h e a s t c o r n e r «,f the n O F T i m S T A T I . O F FLOHlDA or d er be publlahed once_ a w e e k trest q u a r t e r o f ihe Miu, IN A N D FOIt HKMI.NOI.L (AHN- f o r f o u r ehnaectitlve w e « k a l o T h o u a r t e r o f f le c t io n -14. Tow T V . IN C H A N f F . lt I Sanford Herald, a newapaper p u b 1 Sou th . I t a n r e at j-j , , Hill I s Qalet Title. . . flKhcd In Hanford. Seminole C o u n t y , IN T H R S T A T U PKVK1 J 'l'M l .N T CO Florid a. ‘ h Jne.*,, , w t * 1 * ” fe««. ti 1 *f . ^jCompUlnanie n or th 135 f e e l , thenre • DONE and O R D E R E D t h & th e fe et, t h en ce South ljr, f,, \ . VHt d a y o f J a riunry.^A.. G T,A Ssf" P f c L I I i : tlO B E IlT YON OK r t » l t I>efi oilnlttA Clerk o f the C irc u it C o u r t, O r d e r s f Fab llrsilon • Seminole County, I lorlda T h e Htate o f F lo rid a to lltc (Sen l) » » : A. M. U e e k e , V . C. nam ed parties, tlreetltiK: . T o F r llp o R ob ert lo n g ® a l*f k n o w n «A P h illi p , rtohrr. Yonije, Willi.mi Tr n v sr s, Joseph M- Mli(|r W illia m If. Mt-ockenhrnugbt, in td r rrm f-T iT c o i i t T of llum II. Cheever, W ill lam gEMI.XOLF. r O l ’ NTV. I T . o n i D A . 1'hlnras At. N lg h iln aa le I enr> >CH AN «RH V. Y -ru tf. Albert U Iters, le n t) B n » * W.I \ " f l V O t’ .Xt:, Com pin Ino nt, curded In F l a t m Book *'D" at §4 III* ", liriir / / , '| | page 2V Ilecnrffs o f O ra n ge Hunter, deceased, ns heirs, d’-vlsees. • County, Florida. grantees, legatees or otherwise! and It Is ordered that y o u and each all unknown parties , u,,n* o f you appear to the s w o r n bill of Interest In and llie following dennd ttoo ......... com plaint herrln filed, o n o r be­ scribed lands situate arid bring I f o r e the 1st (lay of AinrniM A- D., Seminole County. Florid*, to-w lt. I f»2d. the same being a Rule Day All Block 1, all Block ! . all o f this Honorable Court, nud d e­ fault thereof u decree pro rottfesso i B lo ck 3, (les s the south half nf Lot C). nil Block 1. all Llock j h« entered a g a in s t y o u arpl em.-h or y o u . c o r d e d In iMat Bft«k l 1 , 1 rf- THE BEST Al INSURA •iv' r m r v i T m iitT , seventh j i t i i c i a i . r u n i i t in i v i i r i m * E M i >01.17 i hi \ t v , r i . o i i i m , IN C H A N C E R Y. Null In tflilet Title. r n o K B E WI7I.CH Complainant. \* If. W t l .l l t 'U SWAN If living. >ic ct nl . Defendants, y ou ca n buy at a pariuij in prem iu m o f 25 percent F u ll covera ged on bothcar eq u ip m en t. See orp6on^: llrdrnr for t'lilillrnileu T h e Stule of Plot Ida to; l II. W llhu r Swim, if lli ln g . and .f ■lead, all parties cUkwltig. a|i> in-. t» r est In th. hinds in n 'p r e m is e * in­ v o l v e d In i hi* suit, us heirs, -I* \ laet-s. s i .into** or o th e r cla im .o . t * Under Go said II. Wltbilr Swan, and W IT H Now Bungalows— 5 room s and bath and Garage J. H. JACKSON Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property, Easy Repayment Plan Office in new Merriwenther Building 2nd Street. Phone 611 Terms one fourth down—balance in 1, 2 nnd 3 years, $ i o o Investigate this property. V ii'V V v ’i N . ' Hard surfaced highway 8 to Chuluota from Sanford, Orlando nnd Indian Biver East Coast. Front Foot • U N D ER QUOTED In H om es, Lots, Business Property It ,* PRICES .** , accommodations at reasonable rates, - t* \ O f A d join in g Business Property. qj.JThat will make you n nice profit - - ■ This choice business corner 65V2X138J/j W. Church S t, close in where prices In Lako and Orange County Acres. Let us make you monoy. ’Right , *■ are rapidly Chuluota Company increasing in Orlando’s (F L A G L E R S Y S T E M ) best buy in-business property. Owners and Developers „ * ■j ’i. i*■ now. General Offices Presu™‘ Orlando, Florida* Where Valott and **riwa Harmonize Phone 966 SL Autustlne, Fla. �HF.BALD. British Golfing1Stars Getting In Shape For MatchWithAmeHcans |dernii avors n riH .K 0 0 1 4 , , r p b - Seven Feet of Smoke J a .-w -T h P Itmish amateur champion and J oi *onBer cbampVmd are among i *1 I’fcyw* who have been picked?° *>’1 ‘ himselves In shape ao that Iby the Royal and Ancient QoU Club worn among them eight men can be chosen to represent Great Brit: i *.**. 1 k *n American team in play In June for the Walker cup. The champion Is Robert Harris, who onpe captained a cup team that played in the U. S. Harris is 13 old. The former champions **• Sfr Ernest lloldcmcsa, 35; CyrII Tolley, 29, and Roger Wethcred. fiT _ i but mnj. [ucs120 a query about' the details of his rubber menreh came at the same time as one with reference to his views on Ford’s iittempt to rovtve Interest In old-fashioned dances. The danco question won his atten­ tion. . . kin* “ I think It a a foolish effort and ncd. won’t succeed," he saia. “ People two want Jan music these days. Evone cry body will «ret up and dance If a -for trot Is played, but If It's a C is wall* they won’t go on the floor, day I prefer good melody myself. The e o f troublo'with tho tunes o f the oldov- fashioned fiddler is that his music vth. is good only for dancing." leny. Cilia Dancing Barbarous • rtcr, Mr. Edison odmited that he did ami not care to dance. He considered now Damp wash oc lb., minimum charge 75<: washed and extracted ready to iron. THIS WAS A N ITTY CAR WINSTEAD, Conn., iFeb. 12.— Mrs. Burton E. Moore's automobile crippled for several days, was left at a garage for repairs. The me­ chanic found, In the inLike maidfold. between the enrburator anti u you the human race. 1 I Chester Reed, 15, has confessed in the engine, several shells o f acorns eht ami “ If « chimparxoo has n sense of Rochester, -N. .Y„ to having at* which squirrels had abandoned aft­ ■ Awak-' rythm he would dance himself to tockcd and then killed George er eating the nuts. QUICK SERVICE 'j^crivetl death,” he laughed, I ecarro, 7, of thut cily. Rced also u tbout: From the chimpansee ho launch- hasconfessed to having nttnck»d KIDS DRINK I.IKE DAD j cd into a discussion of real cstoo. lw° other smallboys, police dea vara-'He bought bin.ten-acre estate here, clared. He is held on n charge of ATLANTIC CITY, Kctx H i.^ndvriy- ■42 years ago for $800. Ho says | first degree murder. New Jersey school children drink n’t reegi ho hasn’t the slightest Idea what it _______ proportionately us much liquor m added. ' is worth today and that he wouldn't . ... ~ their parents, according to Lr. • ! sell It at any price. Local dealers 8,1,dit iim of Florida other than nj Lambert L. Jackson, assistant is in ro- soy It would bring a million. A u Vi ,cr l10 8«id. ntato commissioner of education. ic roood big subdivision, named Edison Patk ,. ‘Jun"K the interview Mr. Edison Illume for the condition lies in tropical in his honor, is being4>uilt directly » 1‘ght top cont which Mrs. the home, hot the school he de­ re. He across the wide boulevard from ?, on l'r,iu(tht to him when ho left clared. The children are reflect­ Compton Hollywood movie star, likes hsr smoke .-ool. So sne iid fire his place. He is very proud o f the , , lK’ry'1- *»8 put It <m most re­ ing tha^ attitude, of the parents._ is seven.foot holder, made of bone. The fad’s becoming popular. siled to fine new homes in hla neighbor- luctantly. When moving pietpro oi twin- hood. mtn h'ni lo l,,,Sl1 he discard- he laughed us he handed it buck £BaaanBaannaaBBBHBaanBaaaaaBBBaaaaaBBaaaaaBaaaBBa to his wife, He succeeded in avoid­ am tr was a “ Southwest Florida Is tho best ^ H Bleofully. • V : 9 express- plncc in .the world to spend tha " never do be wetur- ing the garment during thii rest of knrfpn- winter,” he said with great on- wearing an ovircunt in FIcTida tho Interview. ‘ •— tliusiasm. “ Fort Myers la the love- err-r^------. __ ^ Homes, Lots, Farms, Acreages W est 3rd S t and Cedar rooms, bath and two porches, located on Oak Avenue at Fourteenth Street, S T U C C O and Acreage—.15 tit*iv* of himl in Volusia County, lults, Hlo-JG, bi infr pan of subdivision lots 2 -*,l, section 9-TWP JlO. rungij .’11 for $G0.00 per acre. This is a pick up so see us quick. PLASTER 11 Masonic* Temple Bldg One hou.se on lhi* corner of 10th and Laurel for $7,000. with very easy terms. Phone 475\ Beautiful snew stucco bungalow—six Contractors o f Today’s Best Buys: Price $8,000.00.* Terms. Phone 75 ■ The Davey-Winaton Organization, One house on Sanford Avc., Completely furnished for $9500.011. This housy is opposite rose court. $2050.00 cash will put one in possession and the balance can he arranged like rent. Phone 707 Masonic llldy COLCLOUGH REALTY CO General Insurance : R oc Bond Stucco a Specialty • ■ . " ■ liiBaBBBBBBnBBnBBBBBBBAB«BBBBaBBBBiBBBBBiiapBBBBBBB 111 First National Hank Dldf. IVlephmir 7.7: Sanford. Fla tru* tvrbunk, it.' yea re. he tlrifpl I “ M IN E” M Y O W N I, “ but. hi when lie t It i* ti aim, you BUSINESS lot to be Sanford Today I hr. Agricultural tVnlcr of Florida Sanford Tomorrow— ml idea," *r gniw lie being the Agricultural and Industrial tenter of tha Slate n owned torturer, t Kind of ^ductile hnenting proK Amur- Longwood U. E. MANASCO Vision possibilities that are becoming actnaUliea dally, All over the state cities are amending mill Iona to pro* mold llielr water transportation. In moat t u n tha watat must be brought to these cities. Many other cUha are .pending millions toward their ahlpping faclUUra. Things that are only promised In other cltlea, are actuallUra and are being otHired, In Hanford, EE T R IP TO T A M P A Sunford’H First Industrial Development We* Pullman Busses A r c O perated From Sanford to Tampa Has been creat-d and designed la meat the aver lucreae. fng demand for property suitable for vaaufactarlag and industrial purpoaaa. AF(i Industrial Tract embodies a vary feature necessary for Immedlata manufacturing, trackage «ill be Installed and paid for, public utilltLs to nuvl all its requlremnU ore avalUbla. Twealy par cent cash and tba balance in alt equal »emlannual paymaata. . A deposit o f i t T I par cant will nocaro a alia,'la be cloned la thirty days. ORGANIZATION FLORIDA'S FOREMOST DKVELOPEIW * OUR ORGANISATION itiil . aRpruciutu tho invisatmciit opportunities of Flor at Sanford for Tampa, every murniui: at'7 o cl immor Orguniration. ’ ' v - ' C. U Britt K. A, Chittcndon U P. Chit tendon 311 FranWin Strecl, Ttunp* v �Ittl) HERALD, BA1 -e r fr N ature s ' Century O ld Masterpiece Geneva Avenues ' A Few of Wynnewood’s Attractive Features ** t. * Wyhnmvootl is completely sur­ rounded by developments that arc now being improved with unusual energy. Wynnewood will have full improve­ ments—streets, sidewalks, and all city conveniences that are being completed very rapidly.” Wynnewood is located at the inter­ section of Geneva and Mellonville •Avenues, two o f greuter Sanford’s most important thoroughfares. Wynnewood is only a short distance from schools, churches. Wynnewood is on direct course to the Forrest Lake Hotel and the* East­ ern Luke Section. Wynnewood’s unmatchable natural beauty will be cnhunccd greatly by an entensive beautification program that ik now under way. Wyjtncwood's residents will have full advantage of the social, recrea­ tional and commercial centers of the city because o f its close proximity. Prices,at Wynnewood are very at­ tractive to the homobuilder or the investor. The unusual setting in this rich, century old, hundiwork of na­ ture muke an unusual appeal to the most discriminating. 1 \ U R I N G your Sunday allernoon drive, w hen you ■ ^ ^re searching for a most pleasant trip make W ynne- w ood your point of destination. A s our guest, w e want you to visit tins property, park vour car and take a tramp through the forest of centrv old oaks. Spend the afer- noon on the property Y o u are assured a most enjoyable treat. Nature has been most lavish in W yn n ew ood and w e extend the invitation to every one to com e here and share these unrivaled gilts with us, among the sub-lropical beauties, enriched by the? sunshine and shadow. —h o w to g e t th e re Drive East on Celery A ve., then Soutli on M e llon v ille * until you reach W ynnew ood at G eneva A v e., or drive South on Sanford to Geneva A v e., then East on G eneva to Mellonville and W ynnew ood. I ' Salon Agents • t t Hull Blffd. : Phone 057 t 1 W. It. Wishard .' •'A'i C D. M. Bream Sales Director. I/. Owners and Developers �THE SANFORD \THIS N E W S P A P E R hnw' ntllh'nsr can bc done bi H T e l! " w Sept. 29. Sitting at a table tne when a spent bullet struck It IL hop€8 that it is tro°Pa„ to the rescue. Two our quite close to my hand aa it waa n^U.n-R on !*• 1 turned quit* faint, wounded by piece thinking I waa hurt, but was Bhell. Mr. Thornhill had n thankful to find I waa not. Once f ” m aLmusk' t »a». before a bullet struck my petti­ t h /w a f t H “ 8toniach »"d struck coats. "October 1 . Mr. McGate died of "Aug. 9 Dr. McDonald and Mr wounds received yesterday. Mrs. ? ^ C\ diledJ?f Jcho,ern- Tho Hush* Oualey lost both her children. children. am s haby died of dysentery. N ’S D IA R Y Aug. 1 _. Mrs. Barlow's baby's eye enmo out—a horrid thinir to witness. Poo*. little thing! It lives and struggles with fire. She Uw nn.l sleeps It appears a disease with her. I shake nnd shake her saying the child is crying to be nursed but she cannot rouse her• *; I take up the poor infant. rations were reduced yet lower, and seihl-starvatlon came to all within that crowded, plague-rid­ den, beleaguered compound. Fin­ ally, General Sir Colin Camp­ bell smashed his way Into Luck­ now and raised the siege apd saved those who were left. Don’t you remember the atory— it may hatch in [Almost lest In, Native 'hi to of' fatnilI rabble rked to id boon heredi- Si r' W’atm n*n woe ded * nd^ d f° rrtead®* firin g heard In W*a m tw enough a with to satisfy hunj Ah, well, W« gladly s ;;S«Pt- 28. Mr. Alexander died, •rj tor their advenl Hired F.nglfsh . woman who in the midst o f unutterable dis­ tress and misery lost one baby nnd boro another. It is from herliny-to-day notes that the mate­ rial for tho occompanying article o f Fyo-Witnesses* Stories has been taken. Of all the stories of- the siege and the relief o f Lucknow that 1 ever read—and 1 have read many, for to me this always has seemed one o f the greatest epics o f hero­ ism nnd suffering authentically recorded—I think the most vivid is found in a diary kept by the wife of a British officer. This lady, They effected n breach but were whose name never has been print­ too cowardly to tarry out their ad­ ed, was one o f the group who sur­ vantage. vived fhe dreadful * Kxperlcn.v. "Aug. 22. .Mosquitoes trouble­ Day by day, among the moat dis­ some* lints, loo. One huge horror tressing sights nnd under terrible ran up me but my screaming living conditions, sho set down a frightened it away. They are us brief tally o f events. Fortunately large as kittens a few days olij, her journal was preserved, hut | "Aug. 24. Tolerably well ugnin not until 1907, fifty years a fte r , but miserable. What have I at she wrote her story, were e x - ' best in prospect? Tho birth o1 an tracts from It published in the infant without even necessaries*. 1Loudon Graphic. Ah, well! Goil In His goodness will 1 From thnt source the quotations send me help In time of trouble. used here wero lifted. Under dnte “ Sept. 2. Mrs. Thornhill'B bnbv iof July 1, 1857, she begins with ii died, aged four days."She was well 1 short pathetic reference to a per- cared for. I .wish my troubles were over. l Bonnl lierenvement: “ July 1. My poor dear darling "Sent. 3. Mr. Birch shot dead by A terrible boy died of cholera yesterday dur­ one of our sentries. ing the dreadful confusion o f our i mistake to make. "Sept. 5. Mujor Bruerc shot dead troops returning pcllmell from Chinhut. Harry was two years old 1above this room, one of the posts. Am very sory. He was n nice man (my first-borii.) I "July 3. My 19th birthday. What beloved by his men. He leaves a n gloomy day! Wonder whether widow and seven children. “Sept. 7. Wero ordered into lit­ relations are thinking o f me shut , up worse than imprisoned. All tho tle side-rooms with mud walls. No, excitement around mo cannot di­ windows; only loopholes for light. et rt my thoughts from my dear The larger apartment, which con­ boy lying cold In his untended tained thirty of us is considered 12 pounders grave, wherever it Ih, for nothing dangerous, 9 nnd ’ muYks the spot.. My cook, n Port­ making constant breaches in it., uguese, was wounded whilst holp- T h e -enemy must know it is oc-| •ilk given to m«. "October 20. Bought eome kind Complete with Shades us and raised our hopes again fo r wo were becoming very despon­ dent "October 16. Mrs. Orilvle gave “ - " * 1 e first 1 have tasted .for month*. ____ __ treat Seema to pat • HttM lifo lnt6 one. People arq, becoming generous with brighter proepecta before them. “ October 17. . Very miserable thinking of my lost lamb. 1 have been looking’ at and kisstng ____ ____________ some down clothes he used to wear, armlned It shall bs for the laet time. Gave then! to Mrs Bruerc— all except a little hair-brush. Release—and a’ Vital Event “ October 18. Commenced something for Baby, having had some Monday—Tuesday 112 Magnolia Aye. Unnumbered millions have found i n a financial building mother, whose directing care has resu Ited in ease c *. % • contentment of spirit and financial independence With Building and Loan association s practically all of the m oney c . undated for one of five desires . is ________ TO ACQUIRE A HOME TO EDUCATE CHILDREN. 1 TO CREATE A BUSINESS RESERVE TO ENTER BUSINESS. TO PROTECT OLD AGE THE GREAT BENEFIT TO TH E GENERAL PUBLIC IS UNI­ VERSALLY RECOGNIZED AND FOR THE SAFETY OF THEIR FUNDS, ECONOMY IN THE CONDUCT OF THEIR BUSINESS AND FOR SATISFACTORY RETURN IN THEIR EARNINGS THEY ARE UNEQ UALED. REALIZE YOUR DESIRE BY OWNING SHARES IN THE • Phtm down Pyw—every P|n threw N victim*, t'ri. Into n ‘wc episode tlnow, i the "July 4. My butler, a Portuguese —consequently Chirstian—who has been in my service since my mar­ riage, succeeding in getting me something to eat. The pome scrambling for eatables going on. Flies innumerable, moat worrying. "July 7. My servant, Kittfn, mis­ took spirits of wine for soma liquor, drunk a quantity, made himself very ill; I lost his services in consequence. Mrs. Barlow (Pratt) has an Infant which does nothing but cry, wltether jfrom hunger or from the irritation of flies, | don't know. Th* mother remains in an oblivious sleep. It ht kingdom does not diaturb her. Poor mitel fiucted one I take it on niy arm and ward off defences in flies; it quleta it a little. £ B ? ‘***d "July 10. Major Francis’s leg oshind mud 1 ■hoi. Amputated, but ho died tho ’ thrown up, |same night. Two of the enemy's »*h soldiers guns spiked. “ ■ with a “July 14. I)r. Wells's child died. natives, t*t ol July He had to dig the grave himself, fa r in g rain all the time. *. 01 I f _ t a _ » . e ______. a . * .11— 1 November ‘*M E odds. h*ir Uble* luring what 5J}* heat; >there was attack and ** waa «|. r/ire from ?.ftT yards, W *T walls * without, hath, dally, ! * u «ver, * the pro*. 1 4 horrible ^ . C*«wr*l th* in. m-infurce- * losses he *t the he*d S r *11 nut g?M». He Died shortly afterwards. Hougui a little sugar. . "Sept. 10- Mrs. O— amusing the public denning her teeth before Its nil, nothing daunted by our smiles. She screwes the smsU quantity of hair nature ^stowed upon her head into a knob behind, her Scotch well-marked futures coming out in ful ™Ucf. Her face has i mask of sunburn. Night at­ tack s t half-pa*t twelve. "Sept. 18. Two natives (friends) wounded by our own •hell, one having his fingers, the other his toes blown off. Poor i__ “ Sent. 21. Mrs. Marriott nursing Katie,Pwho 1* wasting away. F°or little orphan! At times, when see­ ing ^lldren gradually fading away. I felt thankful thstmy poor bov was spared slow deatn. inm food wouldnever have suited him Sho waaso carefully, fondly tendL .rvt watched- It was bard, very hard to be cslled ujmn to psrt w^J him at a few ^ b o u n n o t t jj It makes o*t remember Jow u'kw we possess is ours, only «eni u> V V huibnnd —« .far B t * " L ■' *■ I '. *? * *‘ f? Seminole County Building and Loan Associate 210 E. First Street O F F IC E R S D IR E C T 'D K8 Frank L. Woodruff, Sr. J. D. Davison, £ . L. Britt, It. A. Newman, Frank L. Woodruff, Sr. President J. D. Davison, / Vice-President. C. L. Britt. Secretary' A. L. Butt*, . " - Treasurer. E. F. Hous holder, Attorney. DEPOSITORIES 22nd Mr. CunUffe tacked with " i r *> First National Bank DIBECTOHS W. 8 . Hand, W. W. C. Smith, J. ]>. Chittenden Joe Cameron, E. F. Houaholdar. �-------------------------- — ” — ■ ' ------------------- ?b«"SStii«a|! „ _ . ' * /,r w "who not. to bo outdone in venom MALE CRITICS hU ' confrere* had only suggested, 7 7 “ “— * 1 boldly asserted that Mr*. Saltus Masculine Literary Critics should have been burned nllvo on Believed To Have Cnmblex her husband’* funeral pyre." Against Wtfmim Who Write ‘ “ln thmM' »haw«on<lud*d‘ Biographies Of Hinhnnrio »P°Vo tor Mn ,, Irvin S. Cobb Tells T t S a j V K B f e f i m O f W orld’s Greatest & . W ^ b . ° „ td,,Th’ lr "'“■ •Historical E v e n t s SAN DIEGO, Cal.. -Fob; 13. (tf*) ■ ,,r v M Ircw R e s c u e d From i ■ SVIIITCBACK DESIGNS Sinking Steamship POUT LANlb Maine, l<eb. 13.— — All of tjm member* of the crow o f tho ! German numimddp Apl* were readied vhon she was abandoned ut sen, 1,133 jnilca cant pf Cape Knee, Friday. J Tlils wan loomed today with tho , arrival hero o f the Dutch steamer BHcrbergon, Which removed the - nioney from tlio ninking craft. The ; rescued party number 24. One of thorn was o stowaway. ' Mr*. Edgar Saltus beliovea so, - irontinued from Pnee IB) nml as evidence *he cites her own , ense nnd that o f Mr*. Joseph Con- now ^<rar rad and Mr*. Arnold Bennett. “ Now. lft. In the confusion of Mro. Saltus ■recently published troop* entering. No word* cx“ Edfar Saltus: The Man, a blog- pressive enough to convey our IhoM w-f n distinguished American ECn3e ot ddlvcrnneo „No more cnliterary figure, nnd a* a result,. , . ■ m ai*rv she says, o f "writing the troth nml I ll? 08 777 ,my , the whole truth," she has "stood which although it merely was kept up under nn avalanche o f brick-!to remind rao in after years of bats and verbal vitriol, not against ' what I had undergone In Oudc, liereelf perhaps be worth Iho while -nU it o?o f i l l ' th° trUth i o f relatives to read. On Novcmmm! • tb , . l I her 30th, the day after wo left the When n mere woman has Iho' FCene of warfare, niy baby was born, n girl. I was the last female to leave the faithful ipud defence* that had guarded us, as I was the lart to enter thorn. My exit was trying after tho first day of re­ lease from ^imprisonment, I felt my trouble* coming. No one with me. Scaled in a buggy, suffered much pain. An officer of 0th Lan­ cers, who, seeing my poaition, wa* moVfed by pity, came to hiy assist­ ance, procured me a dooly and a a dooly. In an hour the infant came medical man, Dr. Brydon. In great distress. Weeping bitterly when the order wa* given to strike ten Is and march acroas the river. This good creutUr® again procured mo into th<* world. Capt. Wilkinson, my friend in need, stood godfather, My miseries were not at an end. I had to .travel In a country cart without springs, in a sitting po­ sition- What I suffered was only known to myself. 'On the other side of river my benefactor left me. My cup seemed full. My ■heart npcpnrcd to burst; his regiment was not to form a part of our es­ cort any further. Wo parted. 1 got on somehow, living on dry hard biscuits and water. No ohe.to help me w’th baby. Providence sustained me. Everybody was ocotipied with him and herself. So wo reached AHnbhad where, comfortable tcnU were prdrided fo r.u s , and good food. Ada was chlrstenod ' there. After *omo tit wo went to England! ‘7 ” '• (Copyright 1020 the Bell feyndicato Inc.) Next Week: The Prayer Of A Great American Beauti WoodruffsSubdivisio Sanford “ T he C ity Substantial” at 1 P I St. Augustine— ?200,000 St. Au, gustine Yacht Club lo bo built on Davis Shores; T hese very desirable homesites, loated on Palmetto, Magnolia, Park and O a k A venues, w here values arein­ creasing and in the path of developm ent this city h growing by leaps and bounds. H om esites bought at your ow n price make you a most substantial investment, an opportunity lo make m oney as others are doing when they buy well located lots. • T h e se lots are surrounded by homes and others under construction, you don’t have to pioneer, D o n ’ t forget the date, T u e sd a y Feb 16 at •P« m. ‘ • r'A, ;i • BAND CONCERT at 1P. M . and. other attractions LAKE MARY, near new school D E S IR A B L E H O M E S IT E S P U R C H A S E D A T Easy Terms A n n ou n ced at Sale. T H I S S A L E W IL L M A K E Y O U M O N E Y . L A K E MARY IS G R O W IN G . AND PEOPLE ARE Direction: South on Sanford A v e n u e F IN D IN G IT A D E L I G H T F U L P L A C E T O L IV E . T H E S E L O T S W IL L B E A GOOD M ENT. BUY SOM E O F TH EM to Geneva, west • oy G eneva one square. Y o u will find us. IN V E S T ­ AND W ATCH YO U R M ONEY GROW . REM EM BER THE F IR S T PU RCH ASERS M A K E T H E G R E A T E S T P R O F IT . W . V . W heeler, Inc. E a s y T erm s— F r e e G ifts W . V. WHEELER, Inc. T Selling A gen ts C H A S . C . W H E L E R , A uctioneer f 1j i, g, 1, ’ **; ' '! .V'JgHlJ' r“. /raHnTsr .ij1 I '‘* A* . « C H A S . C . W H E E L E R , A uctioneer. A , AA " "k *"v* at Sanford Fla. 115 Magnolia A v e . Selling A gents. *L jj’v , v 1,1, �THE SANFORD I I LP. 8AtUBDAV. can m e l t o n appear in'* list rf B p b b ie R O o k ie i „ i a' 1 Jljc 21 niujt profitable pic/m-t* of Inn m r . olio in aecoml, ^ h ,". • W f* fourth anil another in t-lylith. All lhe others |n the list Too Often to the Well tjtlATEl) PRESS ftr«* German mndc films', Th» iniestioiviire rvvraleil thnt '*ria Just poignant PAilATKA— Dapljata o t b a h t -1 nr> alien beiiit* Mmnrjjled Into the* ka recently celebrated th$, fiftieth tlniUHUJtates. , , f nnmvprtptry. 9! rtihfa founding 0/ ; KAU GAll.IK—Celebration of j th?ir eburch here. A feature o£ the oW tvauec, wn< » eermun by the the f<rm»l opening of the briilgt? 1 Hoy. Saveli. When the church war built, Fnlqtka v u i scone or mud­ dy streets, saloons, drunkckivsx and brawls. , a.nvijuu imrc knvofl. mot* mbira. - of the United ;V Hnvarlnn Highlander*. nt brilliant. kllti with turf tv tn. the teumani.il nten to use force unless rmn Diet p:tast*s a law and trams warning; the warmutilated hup that their lt)2» 6‘C AtA~ne7u^rSheriff Waiter urc no lunger valid and thsy, Grernnrre nml philllpx AtnlcruotJ, JfW must present lhenuelvo* at *'u Prefecture of police with pho ‘ oyraphs hpd pension tarda to rv curtln, IJHndctJ veteran*. who are allowed to ride free-in nil although badly hurt, attemptori publii: lyuveynnecs,, |invo h special &)*.« tho negro under arrest, yo.v set aside for them so thev hut tho latter fled. * 01* t i l t.r,l 1. _ ___ . . . will not be crowded- \ * all ire* Jg me- i it in lirriv-. Half a m duly Bird to N v . v 'V \ Ii r ' u l apparel deserves to be pun- / »>h«.**l with impnsonienL" , l y i r 4 'IJ l * A “ respectable maiden/' the reso: lution adds, “ him her clothr* well ■m-dtoned up to- the neck instead of JJM ELLIOTT 1gadding about with nothing above , . IU\(1 below. Wo have 20.0UO rrnnIN nn chuinvor to rebuild the culm- members readv to eradicate Brooklyn club, Wilbert Robinson |there disgusting cur toms and to is starting in thecenter' Of the eliminate the .prevailing sramlai ring—pitching hUL One of the by means of sound thrashing*.'' most prominent acquisitions is. Thi ‘Vandnlous bathing of tou......... , tt husky. southpaw, Whti m ts of both htxea" in the mounjitp Elliott, hung up » great record with Terre Haute In'the Three-Eye Lcaguo, winning 2(1 gbmes and losing, eight. [biding I motor |of the 1by the itbrr at locrntic if forty ;•' The be in l tin; Hi I plain- • BIoimIIcks and knifeless .-urpi­ rn) operatioru in which tissues "are cut by nn electric spark an* said to have* been )ic r formed hucccssfuil.v by Professor Albert' Dodvrleln of the University ,>f Ilcrlin., An alternating electric current o f about 1,000 volte, lie. Dodorlein said, is passed tlinuigli the patient lyipjs on the operating ta­ ble from the feet t<> the head. Us­ ing a fine noodle which forms the negative pole of the electric cir­ cuit, he traces what in ordinary operations would be a rut through the skin. The sparks jumping from the laxly to the needle point, he said, stiver tlm tissues with the jirecision of an extremely sharp knifo and without a flow of blood, A knife is used only after un open­ ing has hecn effected. Ur. Ihnlcrlciii lists among the advantages of his clot trie oiwralions the xirtuul elimination of the danger of infection and more skill­ ful work Imx nuse of the ab.scnee of if - blood. Rceivcd iCndtoii tWd of - ' '* . . ---- *■ DAYTONA nEAlT!—Chief of » Pollen Conner Frasier*a ability tb "draw; firot’’ probably naVed his Hie when the officer visited tho fiejrroV home to nrfeft hint on a \Hrebc stint charge. Randolph, the police chief »nid, mada n move us if lo-draw u gun, bm tho officer ' PBNSACOLA—The body of a -Prince Carol of Rumania Is saldi man, washed ashore right •milo.> to be tho mysterious personage for cant of Santa Rosa, remained uu whom n villa near Nice oh, the' identified' ih a local ' undertaking loail to Monte Carlo is being re-' mortuary. The man is believed by naireil and made ready to receive government officials to have been new occupants. This villa was owned and oc­ cupied some years before the war be. cpii*itlered..there are a number by a Pasha with 14 legitimate of pronounced nnti-clcrical' mcmI lairs of the mad tiny, and an ilnunlwives, Hie gossip along the Riviera is 1 mops vote, is required, *A» a rethat Premier Mussolini has caused 1 suit a movement to elect Ids Holi­ 11 hint to be conveyed to the form­ ness, R hot definitely abandoned er heir to the throne of Rumania has at least been pigeonholed. that it would be uppmiuted by the Italian government if he would STUART—“ Martin grapefruit'’ not take up a permanent residence will be'a citrus production In-Mar­ in Milan. tin county henceforth. P. MjJftcCrary . Xnrit grower, hok announced that he will namd tho output of a urisiTtrvc for Florida's tjucf ex­ ecutive, tho "father" of Martin county* , BERLIN. Feb. 13 (/P)—Ameri­ motion picturca,, although pooutar enough in this scountry to worry the (icrtppn picture com­ panies, did not* prtfftj W--bc the “ Lcstl sellers” of the Gcrmnn film world during 1025. This is shown by replies to n questiqtialro gent out to six hundred picture theatre proprietors. The nunjes of only three Ameri- dimin- can ' eon ref tiny the “ Harbor City" with the oreaif will take pinch oh Febmary 22, with a pyretrelwlenl ills-1 play, tknclni and other ontcrtnlnmnu. . t* - ■ dolphin awj) caused by rl arid's wellenveighi ('blimp." In recovering lit a ter an o|Hj‘tJtll*ih to’ retjovtt obstructions in his now g too many aviating fists. bed hair and'knickers, admitted, tl.c scribe ventured free on “ Children’s Day" at tho • ■ ■■:* South Floridn fair hero, went found JlKuAND—“ rout by a reporter to bo wearing wwl- bo observed nt Stel ding rings. Tlhiy didn't look 0 opi Sunday. Fobruai day over-14, it waa stutod, and-the pregram is being p gatekeeper gavu tlveni not a glaijcd.' oceusijln, President T A N frA -“ Children," with l*ob- “ They ull look nliko thoiio day**" red. > un.naJtft.’ ip! c a M S * * * ' >Rpaa»NWaaaaK««aNMjlM>aVJalfti nounced a substantial reduction in the prices of their complete line of trucks and motor coaches. • V *. * uij* This w as their third reduction in eight months. »•. ; • It reflectedagairturmiym Brothers pledge and deterriiination to pass on to the buyer the full economics of rapidly increasing if— . production. , , . %7 A . in one block in S ec. 2 6c 11 I 20 R .30 half within corporate limits of Sanford. Bal joining. Contains several pretty lakes. N ew D ixie H ighw ay Sanford to Orlando crosses part of land. Can be made a very attractive, ex­ clusive subdivision. W IL L S E L L O R C O N S ID E R D E V E L O P M E N T P R O P O S IT IO N T he year 1925 w as the greatest in Graham Brothers history. ’ 'V It s a w them advance to W o r ld Leader­ ship in the L1^-ton truck field, and. brolight them the added distinction of: being the largest exclusive truck manufacturers in the w orld v. Such positions are achieved only by enor­ mous demand for a w orthy product. 265 A . at T w in Lak es on R . R . imcjUiding one mil °f City limits of Sanford; 1-2 mile from G olf Cour dal lakes, a good suWivision and town site. Titl foot- reaso n able so n ABLE term s, a n y OFFEER CONSIDERED. T jft t P * • Minneapolis, Main- at Sanford, Fla., Seminole Ho tel, till February 20 D iW vv/ cU �OITVE B since two days before y < * t ^ y , I -Am very hungry,” sa d the tat. "The toll toda^d* one pint o ffl* c*< on o-pin t of lady-bugs nnd six ounces of butters I" Tho Twins wondered what buxrent ’were, but they were soon to BARTON , m ooira . n a a r .i -P o l M ice -o n .’ M io ..Id , -.m l I . I going to do in this then we’ll go to see old Blue jVhls- ghnw kindly. "You ,1 '•'Dear, dear}” muttered the If I cant say what I kqrs and ask him (t he can’t take «bout Blue Whisker*' kangaroo. "Things arc getting -very time I open my the twists out o f you* tongues.” 100 bad you children' more expenalvo ercry day. Even >r words come rushhig THo Twins sat down nnd strap- but If we go about It toll-gates! Couldn’t you reduce It dont want to soy at ped on the rollerskates nhd then trottblcs will soon b* a little7 I’ve got the. mosquitoes ... I Jup«-Mld lt warf time to start. "h lskcrs himself is a nil right, and the flies, but todywas thlnkihg the same! • ’ ’I'll keep about two Jumna cnn do anything. If y bug a are scarce IMS year/* uthlnriiO'duniself that Nancy wris ahead so you , “ I've taken quite a Uktng liking to ' thinking to _hcrseif. ‘ •We’ll nnver,' tall.” ho said. never finu the blue cherry to ftoko If the bridge Isn’t down, we’ll be at Nick tried to any, "But wo didn’t I'lady-bugs,” said tho long-cared ^back to the Fairy Queen I f thla . _Bike Whiskers’ house- In ten min- know anything about the wicket bat. “ ami If I can’t have them, you "keeps on,” bo said over and over.jutee." ' gate. Our magic green shoes just caivt pass.” So saying, ho spread out his he — started and Nancy and inpught us h e ro -p o p !’* “ Come with me,” said the bluo!! . Away ■* ^ V wick followed. They could hear But *11 ho c° ula was, *‘AU large wings on either side of him kangaroo In a business-like voice *y®k followed, " I f ............, only they ‘ Just then.’ ” 1 am called Jumping!: him. muttering, -- I — , had .... “ found tho market place the raoh- until tho road was completely ‘ by, tho wicket! All this ex k«y chased the weasel— that’s the •covered. Jupiter, but you may call me Jape In :ause they didn’t »know Suddenly Jupe had an idea. "I .for ahort,.ril take you anywhere, tra wdrk because „ v„ 'yay - the money goes—pop! goes — il. . t-•.i n Inn u r n o iA y 1 know of u new kind of bug, ho ‘;But first of all I shall have to take enough to come in by tho __ wicket! th® weasel. But again Jupo understood. said. “ I know" where there’s a , you tfl’ lllue Whiskers himself to And Jl was lust reading the next tree if he won’ t restore your speech. the last chapter In ‘ The Tltter- However, this time ho didn’t re- whole bag full. ft's hanging on a j ply, but led the way through a tree and I can lift It dotirn with my I certainly do wish you had conio* mg Titmouse,’ too." >.th by the wicket. Then this Suddenly he stopped and held 1 woods toward a high hill, tho tall." ] Twins following , on their skates. Away ho bounded and came t■wouldn’t-,have happened. * Where up his little short arm. "The next‘ place wo have to pass back soon with a round thing that 0% jp < P y o u r skates7" I "The bridge is down," ho said; Q&ffUtntbal” the Twins trie<l to "It never rains hut It pours. I ■on the way to Bluo Whiskers’ ens- looked Tike n gray paper bag ’•tjur- But Nancy fonnd herself r e -, think Bluo Whiskers must be hav- , tie,’’ sdfd he, "is tho toll-gate. It’s turned upside do ____ you ______ "Hero are, said he laying . dtlng "Qlnllc, wait a llttlo longer, Ing a card party. When he. runs n queer toll-gate, but don’t be as­ dfid Nick began to give the first short of (nhtes, he always sends tonished. Nothing will hurt you.” tho bag down In front of tho bat’s Suddenly the Twins saw n large nose. ^Ollip fo r ivs^g capital letters. ! for the bridge. I’ll just whistle bluo bat sitting on n stone in tho "Curious! Curious!” said tho bat. X ;"O h , dear!" thought the Twins, for tho alligators,” Jtctolessly. "It I* getting worse "Alllgatorsl’' tho Twins tried to inlddlo of the road. It was quite a WI never Ifhd bugs served up to land worse* W ed better bo going say, but the minute Nancy opened large bat, about the else of a me In n bag before.” At that a big wasp crawled gjortc at once If we’re going to be her mouth sho cried out, "Grand- churn, and his ears looked llko the of u very lnrgo nnd curious slowly, out of the hole in the gray ,Bp_sil)y." mammy Tippy Too. lost her ncedlo cars rnbhlt. His wings were folded and paper bag. c ho sat very still, not moving a And before you could soy "boo” muscle except that his eyes ho had jumped onto the bat’s nose blinked like Kourth-of-July spark­ and stung him. lers. By that you know that he was “ Ouchl” shrieked the bat, flap­ not only awake, but thinking ping his wings and.flying away. i rapidly. . ' , ‘ "Come along,” said Jupc. "Tht “ Toll, please!" he said with two toll-gate’s gone. That’s whnt hap­ » of his jaws. pens to people who get too greedy.’ aw much is ft today 7V asked (To Be Cauntlnued.) /* (Copyright, 1920, NBA Service,) City News tlon *3,000. Marie P.>Totnian m H. A. Wyche tn Ttulh rtli nrresJn soction 1G, *0 ' R'1.1 Dickinson* lots lf» unu 10, Frank no price Blntixl, * t0Wn»N !,. Woodruffs Subdivision? cqnsid- V,C«y o f Sanfont to w ■ nation $-.000. ■ ■ ^ , T. C. Callaway and W. P. Cole-- man to Mary C. Westfall, ono ot Addhi^' in I,nkc Waymnn Height*; consid_____ oration *500. ■ — O t « n lands in aectlS ffl " township j t c . Callaway and W. P. Colo- hFmnk r Prir na^ ‘ K). man to J. K. Mnlliaon,-fine lot in nontl W. I«ako Wayrnan Height*, Longwood; Driggcr*, lands t„ township 2 1 ; no m i l .IVi' Sr*, town* «-onsidcrntion S500. , S,000. 1 Emmie L. Enttmingcr to &£ W , nond W. Glnspic, two lota in \\lhkmerc. y , town- l.on'rwood; consideration *500. St. Petersburg—Plan, n ®d for'construction 0f fc stadium near here. Elfcrs—New state bank A n O utstanding Addition to $ KING I’ucket to order and decorated with kumguuri* FKKfcr—Luxurious autn-hus trips (Jet the besti—Peraonnl attention given nil orders or inspection are mnde weekly rrem Sanford to Hollywood liyihc-h'eo, through the tropic's geor,'* * m *■ geouM sptendo.' and along its most enchanting waterways. 'I liese Irips are biith -interesting ami enjoy­ Grower and Shipper * Mail lund, Florida t Phone Orders jK ,*'" • •- wayIng- ho apread out hU larRo win the e H o tel R eso u rcees x>f FloriM road ■ wa» comp J HE new $3,000,000 Hollywood Hollywood Beach, NOW OPEN,I finest resort hotels in Amerfa, contribution to the hold rmi Florida— Seven stories, colorful,i architecture; fireproof, 500 roow’iiJ and the m ajority overlooking the All * It stands supreme iind Jegnl among the buildingsall « fine tribute to the vision nnd energy whichhasbj sort and industrial city. ; ? •* . 1 • * ’3 i'ltv Hollywood hotel, beautiful in urchiUtluft, niw tbrior dccorntions, pcrXcct in cuiairu: and Anicevii tho best hi hotel building— n stnieliirppf nijjh all . able, and ufford un exceptional opportunity to vlnU liolliwood HyIhe-Sea, Florida’s unique nnd fin*, esl all-year resort and industrial city. Call at our office ttidltb andi; learn the particulars of these de­ lightful FKEK Irips, and get our beautifully illustrated litc/ature. If It is not convenient (o call, a card will bring full particulars by earlicsl mall. BUT HKNI) IT TO­ DAY. The ildllyw’dud hotel reflects the gnulwai ol UuHty the-ScH. Jt is a crowning improvement lothe seAucti woi'kJ 13each— with its great stretch of shore line, \ surf bathing, the ntw Hollywood Casino with It*II t lie throe miles o f illuminated Broad Walk. \ ■+ .. • • The Hollywood hotel is .n distinctive addition lo tbcj of Southern Florida. It is the most important di o f hotels at Hollywood By-the-Sca, in which this wil will be five— the Hollywood Hills Inn, the new B oafe lei, the Park View and the Great Southern. The Hollywood hotel is typical ot the virility m that has been built into Hollywood liydhc-Sei-d resorl and industrial city o f Florida—built t*» itspr* lution in four years. -- -'..-'5 f ■ ■fell 'W\r. UA m ; C ‘ n,t#- i ‘ * Hollywood By-thu-Sea is the place to live, played growth has been sensational. Il is the city for w and lionje-ownerflhip. Park Avenue Spanish Bungalow. HOLLYWOOD bu-tk A L O Bw f Having all modern improvements and com ished. / D / i* S A L L ^ Y E A1C KE J O S E P H - V i YOUNG, - HATES INCLUDING ME Singles $12.50 per day nnd up. Ti $20.00 per day and up ^ $4750 Cash; Balance Easy Term s - * i • Sanford Office . 5-R ooni Bungalow r i On * , ,T. _ k } , LOCAL. API Sanford A ven u e 114 W. Second St C om pletely furnished, facing east opposite R ose Court $2000 Cash, balance arran: 515 First N a H . B ank Bldg, *■ i m 'i �- . 1 x y t im js Q s j m — VI* _ , 4 m - TSo? mm l-'- Tn: and A broad m »credit. stood for the -year. r H ;S^ISlilJT ft. ■■•• __ T f. !t Nl‘ ? -ed .Captain That I l! Manager? L A ugustine ; 2 R ecord s M ade Last N ight m *1 *-> m , i ,VL for makingJtoc.grpofc* num|bcr of error*. Tho BfWm. erred h y J o e W illiams time* in tho gorno ogalnst the Cleveland Indians. J , « P * N WILLS i. th„ i,c !l Upset or Beall CHICAGO — One o f tho . bijrceit upsets among the pitchers of last season In the American I cogue. probably was Walter Beall Of the New York Yankees. Ho wont to the Yankees from the, In­ ternational League for what was said to have been n “fancy price,just before the close o f tho 192-1 season. Ho made a favorable im­ pression. When tho 1925 Benson rolled around Beall collapsed. Htigcina tried him in eight games. Ifcnll was sent to tho St. Paul American Association club, whore he did pood w o rk .. '. singks player In American tennis ......tm why should she bother her- ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb, 18.—(/P) lained her title as national charm — With today'a program, including pion in the 500 yard ffo o style the 100-yard medley anu th© high* swim, while Ethel Luckle, Chicago, spring board diving events, the act a new-American reettrd o f 44 women’s National A. A. U. swim- 3-5 seconds in the 75 ynrd prucming meet, which opened here tic© from scratch. Tuesday will close. Entries for today follows: In the medley .are included the Medley— Dorothy Fold, Detroit; buck stroke, the breast stroke und Curiit N ill sun, N. Y .: Adetetlula tho free style. Lambert, New York; Agnes GherThe world’s records crumpled in ty, New York; Lteo Lindstrom; last night’s events, bringing thu New York; Ruth Klherfeld, Chnttnl for the post four days to nine, tnnooga, nnd Murgnret Ravoir, lss Agues Gcrnghty, New York, Philadelphia, clipped more thun six nconds o ff Diving— Itorghild Johaftnesen, her 100 yard breast stroke Tecord Detroit; Ida Long, IVotroit; Betty in retaining her title. Her time Becker* Pinkston, Hollywood, Cnl.; was 1:19 2-5, Miss Sybil Hauer, j Helen Mcnny, New York; Kathryn Chicago,'sivnm the 200 V«rd buck Brown, Now York; Evelyn Rice, stroke in 2:47 4-5 bettering her old Detroit; Vonntw M a m A M k Dorceord by four seconds. Itroll, and Mari© Iliileghs, PluladclMnrthn Norellur, New York, re- 1 phla. m I'Representatio ' Philadelphia ■ To Be World-' PHILADELPHIA, Peb; 13. Represeniation in th® national track and field championship®.bore in Juno will bn world-wide, If th® program o f l>r. George W . Orto manager o f tho Sesqul-Canf sports program, matoriaUw ^r. Orton, who for many ' ss •lireotrir of tb«* Tfnivrrslty oi i Isimlo Athletic Carnival, Wi|fls?^°Ut bdnB " M rs/ Hc,Pn ‘ 4 %r • • • • im TY COBD tells how old-time Detroit player* took his bats umi to threw them away1.......Tho modernday pitcher is sorry he ever found them again. 1r- i -i<>rr"vt th* national athletic • • • sooieties that for every foroljru Jrd nthlete they are instrumental in A soil' sister writes Red Grange lit bringing here fo r the games ho is secretly sorry he turned prufe*»n-J will advance the moniy ncceofarj* ®'°,na*.......Sno probably means to jmv the expenses o f another he s sorry lie didn’t turn sooner * • •* one. All the American stare are. expected to participate. The last word* In drinks Wood alcohol. Invitation* soon will go out to sixteen men who, with the Amer- ' . Iran star*, represent th© flower o f MY country ’tis i f thc-c, sweet iU H thr tntek nnd field world. They In- < land of liberty— " -------- Put that FRANKIE FRISCH elude Paavo Nurmi, th© runner o f . ■ drink jloVrnL..... You can’t park Finland; Lord Burghlsy, th© Eng-' ABOB GARDNER NEW YORK—J ic k Shrtrla-y o f w r e l...... Aw shut your trap und nUMOR hnis.it that Frankie llsh hurdler; G. D. A. Lowv, 01yn»* - •j Huston, outpointed Eddie Huffman tell it to tho ju d g e !......No children Frisch, sonsntionnl infieldcr o f plo 800 meter champion, and Har. ». 5, He bus been fleeted captain of of Callfo'rnlu, 10 ; ;Joo Dundca o f in these flnt8„......No trespassing the amateur go! fleam that will i « c r io T ^ . IIN L b v tbe Abrahams,'oTymplc 'lM~m®ter ■*• <■' 4 Baltimore, bent Jimmy Jbno* o f ... etc., etc. • * • ©j .• invade England next summer •to ! pfhdfd bv Jobo M n r '^ . tttlehohlcr, Imth o f England. • ‘ Youngstown. 0., 10; Jack Derfiavu d Mi i V n i s? M»C^ n,W’ 11 i8,*.UU French athlete* to b« InrrUad _ NEWS front Washington is that play a British outfit for the Wulkof New York, outpointed Roy New­ ---------- ---ed McCraw has become beCoru© *o so Inter Inter-! ni.0 (juillemot. who defeated Nurthe boys are nfter Cal’s goal... . vt cup. He’s u fontier national man, Jersey City, 10 . estvd In Florida real , estate he mi*in the Olympic R,000 M M f f l champion end hits boon prominent RAND "RAPIDS. Mich.— Tom -, ** would sound more nInusiblc if GRAND may see fit to surrender active di­ race In 1920; P. l.ewden, a in tiic golfing -world for manv were uftor his Spliitinx. rection of the team to Frlshch. It lumper with a record o f aix i®®t, F 'm y Lbughfen o f Philadelphia, out>Tcr.. Gardner is a graduate of ted Chuck Wiggins o f Iruliu“ * ,* * pointed muy not bo for some .tlmu, huw- five inches; Itnrnton, French mid* 11 tale, where he was ipiite an ulltRAW-RAW HUMOR • ever. nn polls* 10 . ' die «Ustanc« king, nnd PnplI, who nte, his big event being the pole% • ' » STOP-GO: llotv did Blinks get TAMPA, Fin.— DnVc Shade o f — throw* tho shot 4fl feet, ‘ijLJ, vault. Ills home* is in Chicago, California, beat Jack Conley o f fn Who’s Who? Others on Dr. Orton’* ll»t atr -<t ■Fight fans patronizing * Henry confident that hu is giving San- Connolly, Alwl KlvUt, Bill McKilUP-DOWN: lie ’s a champion Philadelphia, JO. Adrian Pardcn, middlo rtlstane© GodaVs iflH 'lv show--, at the lo- fohl fans' u real mrttch which will lop and Georg© Murstera. PHOENIX, Arlz.— Harry Grcb, owl ini persona tor. runner, and Van den Burgh, xprint• * * lone be worth the pricu of adCharley H off o f Norway alma middleweight champion, defeated ur-_Holland; Edvln Wide, Sweden. The last word in fighting . ^ to_t.3iUL4p q .n tw iadooiMWlu -Vault, Owen Phelps. 10. Irving va. 1^*1*. mark, While a field. Including AIntr whq irlnccd second to Ritola br Iwrvr * DEJiiA’ER. Colo.—TackHlenipsey, Enough. ng Irving,, popular light- llelffrirh. Vincent lailly, Cecil Olvmnic 10.000 muteni event; ng|te-sr heavyweight champion, knocked tho feature bout of a big card to who has appeared hero In Cooke, Plnkson Sober, Juhrrny Hol­ ert lloubcn, Germany, who la»k*t weigh CAPTAIN of the Missouri foot­ out four of six opponents In ©xbfc staged Tuesday. several bouts, is slated to most den and Bayes Norton will meet In summer «tufi*nled CharlcM Paddock ball team was expelled from col­ iirt.1 hibition bouts. and l/'ren Murchlnson in Berlint It will be remembered that Kid Lewis, of Tampa In the semi­ a^COO meter teal. lege for cheating, drinking and 'BERLIN — Fnolino Uxsudun, Prigcrlo Italian walker; CatOr, o f Rourke is tho lightweight who. final of a card containing several Well, he didn’t :d Spanish heavyweight, nnd the,Ger­ attacking tv girl Haiti, broad jumper, and Paul Big Mlciiigan Star good preliminaries and tho usual rarise,I null© a renaation here by man heavyweight, Dicner, fought turn out to lie n horrid old proMart 111, Switzerland, middlo dl»"B o" .Muirmin, Michigan'* great Ids whirlwind fighting which chnr- battle myul between dusky pugll* . fussioual, anyway! to a-drnw, 10 . tanc© nmnor. ................ sophomore footballer, continues to »ct(>riz'‘d hid b o u t .‘ with Charlie M s nf lornl fame. SAN FRANCISCO—Vic Foley, The championships will bo halft stand out as one o f tho boat beta Diaz until tho latter broke his Irving neoils no introduetiun to Vancouver buntum weighty vru:i J The lust Word in dress In tho Municipal stadium on Juno 45 Any mi the basketball team. Not only hand in the fourth frame. The Sanford funs, having nrndc him* ; disqualified by toferco for holding wife. 25, 20 atifl 28. - ''w H la ho u stellar defensive pluyer but Orlando bay has treated quite a setr well known here by his ag­ uml decision wns awarded to Johnmm* 1 . 1 11 o 1 l.Vp,H thp 'Vfilverlncs ’ In scoring. sonant tun in' laixing circle* of Flor­ gressive, clever fighlhlg that hire [smljny Burr, of Onklund, 8. HIE movio uelors in Hollywood Hc ’s a toufli fellow to keep in ida pcrordiiifT to press notices, hlu marked every one o f his appearDe-Land Laundry #«•) HOLLYWOOD. Cal. — Mussey arc organizing u baseball leuguu . check, us several Big Ten oulntets nunaroua victories by tho kayo utrees in thu. loeul ring. NEW ORLEANS, Fob, .-iil Callaman of Los Angeles, light- ------Which is to sny they plan t o ! have discovered. Destroyed By Eire Lewis comes with u good repu­ — Thousand* of resident* and visi­ rouIP ■Ijuking up about oven with — ___ lb**! weight won decision over Frankie substitute the lively ball Tor the t Umiftll's list of scalps. In bring­ tation us a lu gg er.of no mean ters In three southern cities— Nuw , j Back in m ;i like |Khtifei, o f C hicago,-10. ■ . lilgli bull. ing the two- together Godalu 1* ability. * DELANO, FI*., >\!b. 13.-p{ lb BUTTE, Mont,— Eddie Odowd _______________________ Orleans, Mobile, Ala.,- and Penan- The IK*Land Steam Lauiylnra Jo h n B e n tley f the (hunk* had MR. I10FK, the Nunvoglan, hiia l M ; Columbus, and Dixie Lubood. Butt© , v* ... v . l i Co*l,> Fla.,—today continued to col- 000 plant; together with about’ ! . a tryout with Washington buck in nati, hruuk llusaey of New York, r*» ... , s‘ " lu.ntnmwdght, boxed a draw, 12 . just pole-vnulterl to a new world 1913, luter being loaned to Minne­ bundle* or laundry, were com plete^ It. H.H Bartholomew of l’enn State,, obrato >^«rUl Cr*"” *»'“ ■ ’ record Indoors... Get out the old apolis in the American Association. Cyril Conffru o f the Illinois A. C., Mrung with miles of sloctrie lights ly destroyed by fire which -itoT broom handle and see if you can 1 1 ire n lilllo blnze In th* bolter It Com m ercial A sp e ct O f clear the ehuadcller. Alt Lecom-y ormer laravutte Star; and buildings 4u the bukluess sec- I n. lh . » about 0 :3 0 ’ ®\it le u 11its Twice * 9 m and Chit Buwmail, former Fyrpcu.u i tlous of Lhrcu clUus are.gully d e c -1 this morrilrig. , •Tennis T o u rn a m e n t Is HEADLINE sin g,; -Muggins Frankie Krishrh of the tiiunt* uthlftu, I orated. Miimii u fun ■makers aro- This wns tit#.only laundry in-Ddmudo In hil i in both of thu lt»2.; U nder D iscussion Rebuilds Inncrworka." But don't mid 1921 world ■series, batting Coincident with word of Mureld- numebrou* and many bnll* and idm- Land ©ad employ* mployed 26 workmeti. H ar-jQ| la- alarmed, it refers to Iris infield, .100 in tile former nnd .oOrt in the in'# recovery cfci ion's el mu. announermut - ilar events nr© supplying dlverilou Mtaiilry Chrte©nl>erry, manager, Stanley ChrUenberry, man**«r, cnm iwal of Adrian Puulcn I for tho pariiclpputa in the rand- „< . . .that . ovary.ate „ ,o f tho wflhdruwsl stated this morning t anne.s France, Feb. 13.—f/P)— nut bis abdominal arrangement. 1 hitler" ,. .. * ,1 \ n.,. e l Holland from n MX) ntfler race. Vila.. ..tempt -will ho made to have tom s, i I Nutv.ilhstmallng the ultimatum of I'limmiH llunncr lkliqvcd lo|j,nu Govcrul hoalit that biuuuht man. laundry nearby take over llio D«**' Suzanne Lenglen that she would “Women and children from far »r away Land work. - fnfi withdraw from the Charlton Cluty (lie A A. U. officiate said. cities are being used us hotpl* by From Ton don Tournament if ‘all photographers, Whit© Sox, stniTeil ms a pitcher 1 lheir paxsoiigers. Arming til© VesSavrul records will b© under BARGE IS DESTROYED, who so desired, were not ullowcd to Un Tho;TfacIui A g a in C*o years of collegiulr during three * f 1 *. firty lmlading' Fmuis d a rk e ’s mark .sste is th© Cinrirmnti, u st©A«iship tuku pictures tif tho unticlputcd coiupeMtiuii at the University of H7DONIH) BEACH, Cal. Fab. JSJ ( , match between Helen Wills and NRIV YORK, Feb. lll.-f/P )— of 9 4-5 sreomls in the 110 yard which arrived here yesterday with Texas. A 500 ton pleasure flahlnff *• dash. Attempts will bo rnudu td 321 rctidonu o f Imuisville, Ky., •orgi-i |u,r„,|f comnierclnl aspect of v UY AUGUSTINE. Feb. 12.—id*) l.orenMurchisun, Irollcvlng that lower hurdles records nt elphty Ciru-innatl, and Cloyeluud, Ohio, barge, formerly a wind iainmaf, miimi tournarntnt still urevailed to­ — Two events were curded for to- 1 Ikidgers Look Strong In- hud recovered sufficiently from yards tVcr both tin* high and low 11beard. , inni from list mooniltig two rtunllv day. night's program in tho Women*.* I Wisconsin has 11 strung buskul- 1 hr tendon sprain which cut short timber 1, with Carl Chrlstierson r Tho New Orleans criobrulion bo- miles o ff aliore* and swept outo the inn jof National Amateur Atbletie Union The* management last night anCobh noum-ed that It had not accepted Hwiniiaing Chiinipioirship.'* in the 1 ball team Ibis season, despite tbu hi; winning streak in Newark, N. |Newark star, facing Ray W olf of gau -’Rtursday night with n pannlo beach jdst south o f th© municipal A southeast gate. _ They fact there isn't a senior mi the .14 .Wednesday night, plans lo ri- I’eintsylVani/i, Charten Moore of led l>y thu God of Ju>V 'UllrJs of pier today. IUT of the offer o f William Blumenthul of Alcazar Motel pool here. jnm hth indoor truck rninjutgi Rti 11 State ntul Muhtn.rd. * tlm World," was th© subject o f a fishermen »iay. la lasldng the ocean , onipk- N i« York and ( ’apt, Ilcn.Higg* of nro .tin* BOO yard free stylo anil squint. Il hits done exceptionally U dllc RiUdi*. Jimmy Loncka of pageant uml parade at Mobile test Into tho heaviest swells on.record, fnre the MX) yard breast stroke -wiia well in its early guinea and bids i(.nni|rt»w night at tfio annual mlie re. year* l omlon, for tho exclusive cinema More World’s records were set fan tn to,<ke them ull hustle. Relit dfnr gitmes of the V ileu A. A. , ; Sy rocuhvi S'enre Booth and HusstTI night. I which 1 twin*. The wn at first taken to yesterday, when , Ethel l-uckie "I stands out as one of Conch MeanjAnn •unetiiiem wns made todnv | Ruyji© will M*«k 11 lower mark Ulan im-iiii that all desirous of * ‘ *hootAstnluhi— Work lo begin soon on I-’orl Meade'*-Cou*trviciion begun well's tiesl liels. Paavo Ni/rmi'n figure, eight tutu* pat of Chicago, retained her national ti thii: t!u Illinois A. C. flyer’s right Idii uleil b'g" the. mutch might do so. It tit* in the Mill yard free style swim leg lu- ten ponded l" treatment nnd I iiies, Krtft* 2-5 for 3,009 meters, 011 new $200,000 Fort Mold© Ter* new county brldgp across Llttl* . m " did. hut there was a little prevls- in <iiro minute, three und two fifth(ark© Harris./ Four in Row be will attempt to win his twelfth I w hile Juie Ray’s, reconl of 2,39 3-5 race Hotel. l ' u*n attached to it that ull the seconds: Sibyl Bauer, also of < hl*( t 1 ti.tn Shuckei of tliv Yankees ■ci)nii>uitivo dash cvnt of the sen- fur I.WO meters w'ill lie subjreted InJ *\ pltotogranRers' might bid, cither cago, broke her own world's r*c while tt iociuIhi" of the Browns son in a test over the 100-yurd to un ntlnrk from Ray Dislgu of year-. H'.iljvidually, or collectively, for the ord when slit* mudo the ..no no li 1 turned in '20 01 nioie victories four route against Louis Clarke of New­ Chicago, Schuyler Enek, former 1 in III, pm-ilege of filming the pluy. • buck stroke against time in fan* seasons in a row, getting 27 ill ark, Do Mart llubburd o f Cinyin- Perm State, star, Eddie Kirby, Jim The latest announcement is that minutes, 53 2-5 strnnds. i Ids cut 1921 Annni limes at rival cameramen must get together six arid one-fifth seconds o ff tier, One of Oldest hr«- I**- and procure an amount equal to previous record. % that offered by tboso who had been George Dau.cs of the Detroit SAVEc/ia Jterause of technical defects, given the exclusive film privilege. Agnes Gharghty, nnd Martha Nor- Tygern is one of the.oldest hurlenr THIJIVE ynque ellur, o f New Y'ork were allowed in the tiinjors in point of service, lira of t „ suin': their 209 yard breast lie joined thu Typers in 1912 and 1925 11' we stroke and 250 yard free style has bean with the enure club ever YOU PAY LIKE RENT— *10 DOWN, *10 PER events respectively over again m since. MONTH. order to retain .their world’s rec­ Lowest iii-Vuu* ords. This they did. the form­ Luwent prieed slumlurtl adding and listing machine* on Face to Face With y#ur Problems Cincinnati Retls only scored (>9U er sutting a pan© o f two minutes, thu market. V column keyboard, D column figures, 9 runs last season. They were the iW li\ J 59 seconds, nnd the luttcr three eotdmti Ilktlng. lowest in thu National League In K tr.d 1 ' ST. PETERSBURG, FW.. Feb. minutes. 12 sections. that respect. B ut.the Reds had Entrants in today's events fol­ It Jd_uaciiLbk.-.-v4;u+uU'C3 iju stand—ami weighs only 13.—(dh— With only four games the best defensive team, allowing J)u lint hv.sitntt* trrv nm r -irr-nrhrr^r, to complete the preliminary round low: 2 *"« 1*2 pounds. > y* but 043 counters in 153 lilts. Murtlyn rubln ami-with 28 consecutive vie500 yard free style swim: confidential tiilk whunever you need.finunw. , See Us Before You Buy Ony. . ’ with 1 tirriya behind him, OrrCjii Mossman, thu Norcilus. New York; Ethel Me* ciul help ami advice. • . WIRE ORDERED DOWN » or Gary, New York; Virginia Whit©* f WE CARRY. THEM IN STOCK. * ; Fldora, la., hurserhoe champion of ioilfcl nock. New York; Ruth hlborfcld, "YONKERS, N. Y „ Fob. 1 3 .We nru here to lielp you, iirnl you will «l» ►unique tlw world was finally defeated lit rhattanooga; Edith H hr, and Edward Foniuru was •accused of hi2Uth game by Blair Nunnmnkways find ua willing. , trcspussitig oil lib neighbor's pro­ ' sillingMargaret Iluvior. I’hHadelphin. perty by stringing a radio wirepie- ur «f Cleveland, O. The Buckeye 100 yurd breast stroke: Dorothy kobin- *011 50 to 42 in the biggest upset Goiter. Detroit; Doria I^'lbam. through tho air above the tomthe National Horseshoe tourna­ I f *rak- '»( Detroit; Janet Cotton. Detroit; plaint's house, although the wire ment today. did not In any way com© in con­ fkurtstop, — cm tact with th© ptemlxes. The judge m t-- < ^'Vu, rt‘co,,l< tor tnis tounmiui-nt ir rui* j Mvro shattered in the game. Mossruled that Samara must take down o a sk u iu *. n .a man had 85 lingers and Numunukthe wire unless the complainant cr .»i for „ ,lCW a[ j j 5< agreed to permit to keep It un. WILLARD N. LUMLEY, Prop. her» in v 1 0 Mosanum hud 17 doubles and season ^ un,BI,u‘ ker 10 , u new double* T ela p h ofle Wehtk a Building Tarpon Springs— New Chesa­ Miami—City's first large float­ peake subdivision being rapdly de*n total mV> t,f ".;l• ing hotel, "Minnesota. W lU bo iu g u iM iiM a iiiiM iig im a iu g u fii •'vunumaker won uu grout accujicloped. „*r»t*hlle 1 Jlant uul- ■mry in placing his shoer m nr the service soon. Ltiquc, Peg*, rather than in ringers. Morr^teinnatj man having tho most riugvrs ami tn games. doublet and thu highest pcrcui.t Of vie- •tern** I tr*h«d ids opponent by a « v , T w e a g ,* S O M e OME 1O C D * Y Y V With ght points at the game’s close. , IC 6 N T a te fiP P C B r * O P v o u M u<iy _ ■ grain) »ossman averages 05 per cent ' Friend Alt,; \ M K je v IS oVj1 F O c O IO Y O U H 6 0 R , f * n f O P s ^ U * n a k « r 041 per [V*-J S O ow fib ,W T * AI thU » th# day N O ta le » o o t /r * m e c i e f t K i n o u )^ U iard M W O ^ T e tomorrow of Ole defeat, Mossursu " I p WOOLD t e N D W jr - - /. U«r3e rouiui>Uiif, h tho morning's T A = 5 X L W 2 M of 264 whirl! WlUi AAL in N.Y. The « « . *» b »r e victories in the boX ,, *v« ” >gwl 7C per rent . . Ntchrn. jumpy ** (*** ^ ^ [ w^heivy the dinning row was vacant c*« . u p tvc-wEi M® Whit© ^ for land th a slu p p «.l«*t jOf the S t-h jfti;^ to K. C- Burdick!) sk. of. l,( the ? r*f* ao ^ Fred, btewand *0 far can* to v« niert, and & Lakawortli, CO to 22, i dub Nuiiani.LrJ rupijluY the context te J 7 limes. 1 •* the xldpper wb*t ed John x c>,il* h*ck and deicatti^ h o lh o u g h tw e A o ^ o u s h J 'Qte) Exit,*,, TUtim, 0 i> 50 to V . [ ; ■■tMM B 3 Ir Fights Results m K id Rouke To M ee t Jim Russell Tuesday N ight A t National G uard A r m o r y SP O R TS v f : a Ll so r t s, New Orleans Still Celebrates Annual Mardi Gras Period Is MURCHISON WILL PROBABLY START TRAINING TODAY Still 2. Big Events-. Are; In Swimming Meet ,,t u,J s" ................. ^ ^ JW4" ? Barrett Portable sm sx d sB . Horseshoe Champ rltei Loses To Ohio Man In St. Petersburg A d d in g M achines The FIRST NATIONAL BANK Seminole Printery By Dick Dorgan iffiyentures O f Jack Keefe YOU KNOWMEAL x1 n .K »m. r It ‘>KK~u^ to HRLF poor sit j T l i city Of f xlte „ il J decided to take extan*! oH-wures f©r thV w * “ nd poor. Lnrga sum* lo Und and he uye b e *»tddn 'J* « * “• • to will ball to U and «•- Jack Keefe. 1 at. r , ■ K S sJ -r-f' •/> :!* m , �;ANFORD HEP ATT). SATURDAY. FEB. 13, 69—Rooms for Housekeeping 11— Automobiles for Sale \ \ d Dally Herald - W A N 't'A D. RATES ijodfy' Adrane* t Ttfephons ad*. will be rr- ertrrd ' Troth ‘ pntrmm and '•oUectvfrent Immediately i XiUMf —----- 1Ce r l^e 7c n line Sfi Times ______ Be a line The reduced rates nro for con­ secutive Insertions. 'Sfx wards of overage length Sno counted n line. **•-Minimum chnrge of 30 for first insertion. A ll advertising 1? restricted | to proper elaifolflent toil. •.'If an err dr is made The San­ ford Herald will bo responsible for only into Incorrect insertion, thd ' JWvtirli'Mir for subriuuient Insertions. Tbo office should to notlfiwt Immediately in case of error. A Herald representative thor­ oughly. fa miljar ;-with rates, rufw and classification will give yob complete Information. And [f yqu Wsh, tidy will assist you In wording your want ad. to nuke it more effective.' IMPORTANT NOTICB Advertiser* should' glvo thrlr postofflco address nt their phone number If Ire results, About orn it o f a lht*U3nm! hn i n telephone, and the others can’t communicate with you unless they krtow your address. ’ * All discontinuance MUBT be ? *«do In penon at The Bintrf<1 Herald , office or by let­ ter. TctcphonOiJ.jUocomlnufinCM are not vnUd. ----.Courteous... Prom pt- Efficient. MIRACLE Concrete Co., general ceijicnt work, sidewalks, build­ FORD, Forrior Sednn, gear shift, ing blf>cltt\ irrigation boxes, J, H. *; Bargain $373 Cnuh. Can bo open Tenvilkgcr, Prop. i t a a i 2 Myllcnvillfi Avenue. BUN AM AD in these columns. Tho cost is small, results ore LINCOLN .i- FORD — FORDSON (Trent.-phono HP, f , Kdr/nrd Higgins, Tnc. iCowmorclal A Palmetto, Phone 331 AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If yob want to soil your need cars,.n®ONE A i r o trailer nnd orn auto tent both good. C08 W-IIewcy. ▼ertiso dhlly on th* classified page. 74— A p artm en ts and F lats r eal estate salesm en Only producers wanted. We have an unusually attractive proposition to'offer to hustlers who have come to Sanford to jnnke money.Our.Iistings nmi clientel is the best. If ____T_ ____ _______ „ _____ t you an? a salesman and want to transfer or by the day. JOHN,make permanent connections, where UOIN. i your services will ho appreciated, 8 South Park Phone 208 nnd your income unlimited. Ad:— ~ — ;— :— —-------—------------ dress Box D-I00 care Herald, for l—-P a in tin g— P ap erin g. 0n interview. Dl a n a r Moon - - Diana Pales nnd Service 208 W. First Ht. Phone 017 S. Q. PORTER. Mgr. PanfoLl Dealer, 8 . A. Pino W. First ar.— * i Phono 617 13— Automobiles for Ex­ change. FOB REN1? — T wo large unfuri i ■ rooms ___ T. . at 1002 <nn<i W, tir 1st i . i St c» nishetl 520.00 per month. Inquire at Pop lar Avenue. PAINTING and KALSOMINING wallFf, Work guaranteed satis­ factory. George Baird, Painter, Sanford, Fla; 200 Palmetto Avo. DODGE BROTHER? DEALERS J023 Ford Coupe 1024 1025 1025 1925 1926 Dodge Coupe lVfc Ton Graham Truck Dodge Spurt Touring Ford Coupe Ford Forilor Sedan MILLER O. PHILLIPS, INC. Phono 3 Oak nt Second *£t, Service, H— S ervice Station*]— R epair I—Announcements 61— Misceltoncnus II., B. McCALL JR. Builders Supplies 110 North LnOrcl S t ch an ge ’ords o f Thanks UAVE YOUR OAR Washed I WISH to thank tho people of Genova nnd nil others who worn , . . C(JT FLOWERS for sole. CalenrfuInn now ready. 25c per dozen, Phone d0-W. Mro. I,. H. Jones. ROOM kitchenette nnd bath apartments. Hot water, beauti­ fully decorated—centrally located* Fine outlook. W. M. Young, owner, 208 N. Park Avcuue. THE MORNING JOURNAL In the m-cnded want nd medium In HANFORD ROOFING CO. Tilo Daytona (Fla.) One rent n word roo'fs, built up roofs. Re-roofing •n ins-*rtIoij, Minimum-25c, over old roofs, l^aks rep.iircd. EsHmntoa free. Call Oak Avo. und n 1 ctl— A u t om t?bi I® 3rd St, Phone 111. subdivision 17— SPUKL1NG, taltst. Subdivision to Or;hte,4J1orida on Dixie IHgh- One 1 1*1?! or 1925 model Eon I IV—Employment o, Florida, and F lo r a Rend: u r. Must he bnrgin. C. E. Spear. 294 Palmetto. 32— H elp W a n ted — Fem ale j p ~ L w t njtd Found 18— Business Service Offered COLORED GIRL wanted to care ] TARPAULIN comewhere in San ” i ford Heights, J for child In afternoons. Good AMERICAN CAFE We have just opened up a modem pny. Cull nt 1112 Myrtle Avc. BAB PIN, flllgrt design with tiny cufe in the Cutes building, W « serve |FXPEllIENCED need pearls and small diamond in h o m ^ o o k e d foods, in tho clcnnfest1 center. Reward, Mrs. C C. Dabney, o f nnnoundings. Everything rani II—Autom obiles ,11— Automobiles For Sale OAKLAND Touring? 1024, $136' tnry. Cornu In und ent with as. TW'O experienced waitresses need mi nt Bell Cafe., First Street. FRESH FRUIT, fresh w y cta b l 33— Help Wanted Male Fresh oysters daily. Wn carry nly tho best in these lines. Try our MAN W ANTED (city or country). products. Royal store fo r •Old established conipnuy will Fruit Co., First Street. supply cnpitul nnd sta rt, you in Phono CD: 83— Farm s nnd Land I-’ o r Sale CELERY FARMS, easy terms. 3 uercr. celery fnrm $5,000. 5 acre celery farm $6,000. 10 acres cetory farm $12,000. 30 acres high class celery farm, $3,000 house for $00,000. 40 acre celery furni'940,000. Have five acre tract unimproved celery land. See Jus. A. Johnaon, 112 W. First Street, Sanford. .IAS. A. JOHNSON 112 W. First Street. «*^1HD T O G O TOHtoH-feJgrr ----- way, near Lake Monroe, $2,000; $500 cosh, balanco monthly. See Jns. A. Johnson, 112 W. 1st St., Hanford. * . BALL HARDWARE Call Phone H <) V\ NKit will : .'II liuugulow, locat­ ed in Sanford llclgh ii. all mod'■rn Improvements, paved streets located on Inrj-" lot having roon; for new hou-e to he erected. Will -ill fur SI50n with Hinall enrh pay­ ment. Box 250, Sanford Herald. SANFORD and PHILADELPHIA We have Northern buyers for real bargains. W AIT UMTIU NEXT W E E K T O C A L L ON iW ifM c y CALL. O N TH E M E V E R T M lC sH T ‘ THlty W E E K . ’ V /E A R E CtOU+C, T O - B A Y A R D REALTY CO., , 110 S. Park Avenue Phono 208 A. P. CONNELLY & SONS Cor. Seeded and Magnolia IMMEDIATE SALE! ROOM Spanish Bungalow. 2 minutes walk from postoftice. Ready for immediate occpancy. i3 a very attractive bungalow 'T —One five room and Tiiis in desirable location. Dean-Berg c room house. VV.' E. Corporation. 515 First National Plume 3501. Bank Bldg. Phone 713. DEVOE'S PAINT VARNISH tho next few days. Well located houses, apartments, or home sites, with ull improve­ ments. Prices ami lermk very" rea­ sonable. Lot located in Mayfair on El­ liott Ave., 63x178, facing cast. This is n most excellent boy at, only $3000. 1-3 cash. Bal­ anco semi-annually, Take ad­ vantage o f thia opportunity. W. H. STONE C> room bungalow, fireplace, bath, electric lights, located on corner of Washington and Hughey Ave,, In Bel-Air. This house can be hud $1000 down. Balance on easy pay­ ments. BOX W. W. W. Care Herald. Herald Offia 5 room house LITTLE nnd CLAYDEN 4 Ball Building. WANTED BADLY ' W. P. CARTER Room 230 Meiacb Building Salesmen who ran and will pre­ sent n good buy to( prospects who want to Imy when the proposition 1b propei Iy presented. Good com- mission alluwed. * LISTIN'S WANTED I If V -U_desire to sell your lot • in 1*rupklin ’letrace or your celery term, list it with un. We guarantee satisfactory service. j1 - FOR HALE 12 desirable lota In Franklin I Terrace from $ 10l)0.0() to $1300.06, they will be $1500.00 in till dura, 1 watch nnd see. ! A 40 ncru cclcrj- farm fully equipped with mules und all neces* *«ry forming Implement a, ht a ' facriiice. , Hey us at once, THE WHITE REALTY C-C 305 First Nat’L Bank Bldg, By GEORGE McMANUS vjtrs/e t RiEO to Meisch Bldg. ATTENTION! \VAGE-EARNER! HOLLY'AVENUE 219. Five room house, all modem with garage * Owner will sell you nn eait apartment renting for $ 10.00 per front corner lot, with two ,loti month, price $7600. $2600 cash, adjoining, nt $600.00 each, on easy terms, these lots being situs, balance monthly. ted nonr Monroe Rond, just out MODERN HOMES of Sanford. ■ *> Spanish design bpngajow Celery I f you want nny or all of Avo., $0500, terms. 6 room house, these lots, Bee us promptly the garage, Ilolly Avc., $0500, terms. first of the week. New five room house, garage, etc., Sanford Avo,, $5800, easy terms, One lot Sanford Heights, MagThree room cottage op Dixie High­ nolin Avenue, nt n sacrifice for HOUSE AND LOT 82 X12C, with filling station stocked, small pay­ ment down, take closed car ns part payment. AditJ* Box. L-10t», H-m id Office. 5 BRINGING UP F A T H E R •I 'A /v o ^ ir : - \ v ii v Q O H *T "TOO Phone 7-13 X I—Ileal Estate For Sale ticles you hnva atotaJ wway and f> A v jn S o I iiO S fT A m ild thlity- TWO FURNISHED. BEDROOMS, SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX cent nd mdy bring you several INC. Adults only. Apply 1lot V , dollars. Phono 148 pnd it repre­ First (it. Phono OUI-J. 208 Oak Avenue TRACTOR SERVICE: Plowing, Pbnno 41 sentative! will call and see you. disking and Htr.ct grading. TWO ROOMS mid Garage 1( Let us do your nuUdivlnb>n. M. M. 30—Situations Wanted land Heights. Boyd 7.< iter, CHEVROLET Lord, Route A , Box 210 . n Chevn'kt t o.. Inc, F eton ic • TWO VERY desirable led room 5 ROOM furnished In laguoBn Phone 11)— Building'— ( ’ontrncliiitf with private family, ronUully Ju YOUNG« LADY w iihoS 'to do of- rated. 107 W. 3rd Street. DODGE fico vvork. Write 8 . A. cure o f HAIXFORD* HLECTHJC^ObT ' * Miller O. PhJIlifis Co., Inc. FURNISHED ROOM—.m Herald office. Hueceraors to Gillon A Plntt Pletauro earn und'Craham tracks. 6th Street.. 110 Mapnolir. Everything e.leeOak and 2 nd street. Phono 3 trieal, lTn.no 422. Electragltb Radio. MONTEZUMA HOTEL SANFOltn BUICK CO, Sanford's v moBt homc-hko ho­ ‘U S Atagrudin Avrr.ua JAMES Jt." COW AN —All Wm!a tel; located on corner Magnolia Phono .'W o f Tint Hid Sheet Metal Work. _______ .. . Ave., 2 minutes walk from burnWater und Boat Tanka. At Oak fora opportunity neaa section. Opeii all year. Avenue and Third Street. Tele- secret aria! lines, J. H. itcDONALD, M,.r. phono 1 1 1 . aid office. Phono 485 J MACJC U R H ER REALTY room furnished WANTED apartment, located between town nnd A. C. L. Passenger station. Call Stapleton, Phoiie 300. IF IT’.^ A BARGAIN • "W e llnvt! It" 68— Rooms Without Hoard GUNNYLAND REALTY CO. 35—Salesmen nnd ARcnta 1 J— AMloBiohilcs for Nftlo Realtor FURNSHED TWO ROOMS, sleepIT. G. Woohvorlh, Mgr., 221 Meisch ing porch und hath, lights, phone .WILLY8 - KNIGHT and Overland, Bldg., over Piggy Wiggly, but' Wo A LITTLE W ANT AD IN The HERALD will bring you h r H r and water furnished. Second 221 gt P. and M. Motor. Co.. .Park uml deliver. results- Advertise thiue old ar­ Meisch Building, Commercial. r. 1st Ht. LESS THAN YONE FOURTH FOUR ROOM house for rent or sale. In Iloseland Heights, C. P. Collins. your own permanent business sel­ 67— Rooms With' Hoard ling necessities peonlc must buy every day. Experience unneers- ROOMS, with or without meals r.ary. Write MtConnon fe Co., Reasonable rates, Lincoln Hotel Factory 821. Winlna, Minn. CHRYSLER 8 . T, FULLER MOTOR fcO. $275.00 PER FOOT. REALTOR BRITT-cklTTDNDON f»S— Hmisehuld G oods are ns near' j*bh ns your phone.! Call 103. | S— Repairing first R, W. LAWTON 77 — H ouses fo r R ent 8 ROOMS AND BATH, hot nnd WIGHT?—Thrco slutlnba. Mag­ nolia and Second, Firat ond Ehn, NpTICft—-Tim properly of 816 Hanford Avenue and 10th Street. ‘•nd 819 Pork Avc., and 314 Expert service. ti5— 1Specials ul Uic Stores Chapman Av«„ has be«u taken nut LANEY’8 DRUG ST^li^-Vrc" ^ ■oTJha Market. G. A- A tl:lyko^. I|I—Hiisiiiicss,Service ucriptions, Deng*, Sodas. Wo 10— Aiifo L iv e ry — Garijffe 60 FOOT CORNER g j j f * GARAGE for rent. .Phone -129, D— Persounls HUFFERBRH o f heart trouble. AnjgtrU Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthmn, High Blood Pressure, Bara lysis, I wilr gladly toll you free, how you .-an gat quick, nnd lasting relief, vithout ualng drugs., medlciiio or sernm*. Addrem R. V. Walden, Boat IS50, New Haven, Conn. One o f the best residence lots to bo hud in SanfWftL on French Avenue, opposite. Pinohurst; beautiful shade GARAGE. $5.00 per month. Key at 317 Oak Avenue. cold water, lights and gas. All furnished. House bringing in and REALTORS and Brokers should ■o kind to us In our remit Inronvo$160.00 per month. Will sell for Created EVER BR1TE Radiant Oil Heater. carry a complete list ooff their tlicii ment In the loss o f my Grand­ $14,000. This house is .on .Mag­ at the Snnford Agent. 109 Sanford beat offerings in the classified col father. nolia Avenue in tho seven hundred PERFECTION AUTO LAUNDRY inns daily, Avenue. « •' . Mendt; linker block, nnd tho paving in all paid. Oak Avenue Mary K. Baker. Sci? Harry Walker, at Stokes Mar­ ket, for terms. Polished An ideal residence lot In Rojso Court. 150 feet front, for $2,500.00 on llbcraS terms. BEAT Tills! 81— W anted— T o Rent WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing BABY CIIICKS-rSenl O. O. D. Engravingi Embossing. See u«* Pay mail man when chicks, nr, first, y fe do it. Phono 417-W rivo. Leghorns, $16.00 per 100; R.. R. Ave.-GommcrclaFSt. Bars, Kcdr., Minorcan, $18.00; Mixrd, 11.00. Baby Chickens, Lakeland. Fin. things follow. Tnko Chiroprac­ tic spinal adjustments for your FOR PURE bred Rhode Island egg:;. Call 2112. health, and keep well. Cpme in and Investigate this wonderful Business E qu ipm en t science. Dr. W. E. Mac Dougatl, lot Nnt'J, Bank Bldg. Phone 4fc2-J. 61-A — M iscellaneous E x 2 76-A— Garages, 49— Poultry nnd Supplies MUST HAVE money. Compelled to sacrifice c beautiful diamond ring and platinum dinner ring. Box 3015. Four room houso on rav motto Avenue for $2,500.01 $700.00 cash, balanco month 7;1— Business Places fo r Rent AUTOS FOR HIRE EAGLE -AUTO SERVICE Day T., M. DUNLAr: Painting of tho 37— S itu ations W an ted— Male better hind. lOtb and Laurel. or night. Meets all trains. Bngage transfer; I’hijnfi 651 and 03-W. Phone 550-W. BOY—ngo 13 In nftemoon from •t to 0 and all Saturdays. Box 2 ^— Florists, REEL (c SONS M-10 care Herald. Yon Drive It, W. Myrtlo and 2nd St. at R. R. 'STEWART THE FLORIST" 48— H orses, C a ttle, V eh icles Flowers for all occasions. Fresh Milch cow. Phono 212-R. , 8H Myrtle. Thonc 260-W 27— P rofession al S ervices b a r g a in s SMALL FURNISHED Apartment or housekeeping rooms, ground floor. Young Couple and two year1 old child. Must be reasonably* priced. Write G. C .. II. Herald Office. r. >lil<b DE ? u ? T E ia ? W |W H t - X ‘b M L e o LO R E O R O P E tM ORH H SC*.' a o ’T ? , [, nnd Spurling., Easy term*Mill be ready for occupancy about February lrL New Bpantah tyi* hoOK* alx rooms;'in Bcl-Au; on MU' lonvillB' Avenue’; easy terms. New Spanish stneco btmc«* tow in San Lanta; easy terms. I^>ta 8, 4 and 6 Dlocjt 1 Tier Xi com er of Avenue and 15th *t. flOO.OO per front foot for quick saleEasy terinsi ’ , . Lot 20,Hlock 8, SairLonU, price $2,600.00. HfGOINS-SMITI^-WlGHT, INC Realtors 1 /lrot fstbeet nnd Palmetto Ate- �SSffl ■ajtOE end SMALL ACHEAGE Orange drove. W iery urrns, • . r,.untry and c it y . homes, nlso vnrnl nico city Intai-Some with ^ ^ n t . Sec W. G. Bunk., Jluena Vistn Subdivision, Snnfordt ^ Aero Orange Grove About ; miles from Snnford nenr^ T rio Lakes, one ” s,‘ Terms course. _____ Pi r .“,00 00 cash P2000.00 in ono year 12000.00 In two year* at 8 pe- Boots and Her Buddies . - y /> -./ A .vr M t-vv A C’MCfi. MOvtXJO KW>Tom a OUW.- rT?^i ni>tm cent interest. , . This Grove paid 28 ner cent, net on above price#this aeaaon. r H E N EBBS THE nOWAUD c o e p o r a t i o : Realtors Masonic Building A n O u n ce of Prevention ^MElLO, MS0Q hovaj 15 ftuOC f 1M FI ME TMANJK \ ' J UMDERSTAMC>'\ / VES.lTfe MAKiM fiX VOUt? QU31MEC3 \ i MB A t-Or OF MOWiV ’ IS COMiMG A lOMS k o v j , c a l c o . o u t iLi , FiWE_jVl CERTAINJcV . r^lO OT'M G IT A l l SACK GLAO TO WEAR CT •sxro ADvERTSiMS vo u ,c 4 ix a ~ i oomt WAVE TO a s k NOu m o >M X X j'RE FECUNJS —Y cxj LOOK. GREAT / , TOOAV f / V E 9# WES 4 0 T A NICE 0U K IM C S S _> ClS/C HIM A N O TuG t? M O N T H A M O "^e c a m s a y h £ 'm a d * a m ic e O U S lN E S S _ N O M A M UV1NIS C A M HUMILIATE CA l CO WCMiSOO w i t h o u t c a r r y INJC* t h e < w ffjj a l o v b l v t o a o w - m u c w \ M lO oM O E R aT O O O — wets l i k b m o s t R ic h w e n _ t w b o m l y f u n w e c a m ' \ 6 CAP TO Wift 6 RAUE / H n risi.1. HA »> !>■ ClII Iw IS GETTIMG AiCHCR _MEfc GOT A MIC* 6»06 TO HIM OUT MC& • s l e e p in g o n rr m o s t o f • \ n t h e t im e 1 A wave 5 ACRE FARM, cleared and tiled with nmnll house located on hartl road about 6 miles from Sanford. Will dive immediate possession of houne and possession of property after crops are harvested. P. O. Box 431, Sanford, Fla. 88— Real Estate for Exchange jo ACRES Black Hammock Celery Land For Sale. Lots numbers 241, 242, 243, 244 In the SW 1-4 of the SW 1-4 of section 1-21-31 Sew-, inole county, 1-4 fuUca northwest of Oviedo; is 1-4 mile from two railroads and pqvcd roods. Sur­ rounding Iambi making big money in truck. Price 412,000.00. Tenns 1-4 cash, balance 1, 2, 3 and 4 i .rears at 8 percent Semi Annually, fro inrnmherances and 1U25 tax tnid. Addreui Owner. Robert E. ■Ellis, P. O. 322, F-wt Myers. Fin. SH— Wanted— Real Estate 'W A N TE D : Listings ■ lots in Kurt Mellon Heights. Dcitn-Dcrg uto First Nat'l. Rank M O M ’N P O P TrU. MmV a.*. U. ■ r»i Henry Blows Himself i PRETTY SOFT e h ? 4NG THOUSAND BSRRiES EVERY MONTH AND X PONY HAVE To DO A / TAP OF WORK, for I . it E t w e e ,— s ALLOW m e Tt> CONdRATULWC you o\) 1 ToteruNn MR.TYTE - X HEARD ABOUT y -v , YduR inheritance ,— hour, good on huildlnc ami Sanford Corporntion. nidg, Phon^ YOU’RE LU O?/. N<MJ L SUPPOSE Yoti’U- BE - 5 6 TCPPING * r OUT VNtTH \ TftG SWELLS ) By Tayl yes INDEED IT'S G«$LAT TO 1 1 SUPFUSt ■ YOU WANT , f-.AVT A FAT HANK O O U . H N W AN D ID R f M3LG TO YES Tfte.ggsTroR A N Ictip u “THE g e s i SM CKC IN . AFFOPDTHt BIST- Tftb* OTCRE \/ r r Y i- ^ r r ll 1.LA!:S A o m ; r r«lk county an UikeUiid, through the Star IHcgnua. Jtert adveiUsing me liuoi In South Flat Ida. Pullisl.cv mornings. ST A H; rKLKOH A M '.skcliind. Florida • Advertising; Mediums rOH hAl.L'-Sparv on Vi« ,iair» for clcisifle d » adverthemenU Why net r<-nt: those vm-’ant rooms r>r s.<ll tbit second-hand goods? TAMPA DAILY TIMES. Tampa. Home Daily, rates 2 cents a word. Minimum £5c, cash with order Write for complete rntn card MORGANTOWN. W. VA.. people are interested In Florida. Each •f lh<m through a classified ud oi the Morgantown POST. Si* *nta « word for six yonserntiv* '•sues. Katuiii -send In your «uvK<:riritfun to ih. ' rlhune or baud It to your local h'*ler so you can read Florida'r 'rrwotc.st newspaper. One year *■1 Ud. fl months, $4.0,1, throe month♦2.00 . tf y0»i desire $ 1,000 Insurmce nulicy ndd 7ije to your order "By Williams O U R B O A R D IN G H O U S E LGAP BU<aTu'« ’ ;Y o u allpiovit ' rc* ' / A MOiiR EW S O V('T PLrjtiS ' 1 h ' B u l l i*=» iw o u t ini Th ' B l a o <e «m i TH EaO P E rtT M A S o u P a im e r m a d e rcr? m s VNIFL 1 Iv-WLSCfc J u ‘ - TJ *jn7\P v «u T" P unch V HOLES N O W ! HE MADE TH AT I KwOvW. > BOAPDivJ' MiGOuS , iF H E VOORXED \ 4, 1 1KI A YJRi LTT WALO-t A FLlVULf? LA«ST N S lF tW -B o T 1 T U ikiK m e P u t IT f a c Yo o s V tt.to4 B e m a YIki a u J MIS FRIENDS a Lo c o M c r t i v e /^ IQ (j ETMB? AT HOME O n HIE> CroN TiME.. K 'tA P,----- WV VOllYli WAO TILLED VWlW M AlW ^ A L A U A one arfttR lUfirfAHcE, y \ tU m U A -ltP Virtu A BtAUlWUUNoUHG, BUT VtCKLE \ VHPOVd.-^-TAfi 3H ioA& $& PE PiM« P C LA TON rfAU SNe V t ViEAWf AFFAtRO A OOPY CT POhi^JbA^ GO YO GPEAK, — / l POCVAftAD, — - \\AP A TtWAL W -XAZ. 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NOTICE TO KNOWN * AN D KNOWN DBF ENDANT8 UN- cin ciiiT i co u n ty cota r b g m i n o i .k The 8ts.to «f-F lo r id a , W ” . . vli'X&iilrr IT, l*eonartl, John* I*, ' • FI,On I S C IM K C R B Y . 8u w n «. John F. Lonnrbnm. Kklgar J. F. MCCLELLAND. .JACKSONVILLE, Feb. IS,— In announcing the establishment of. headquarters for it* Cross State division at Indlantown, on the St. Lade canal near Lake Okeechobee, S. Davis Warfield, president of the Seaboard Air Line Railway, niadc a declaration which the Flori­ da State Chambar of Commerce asserts might well be studied by svery city and town and by every local Chamber o f Commerce In the Apart from the operating deibllity of locating centrally of division," aaid Mr. Warfield, e railroad needs extensive room ^future .expansion; it is atnable hero,' elsewhere property ist would be prohibitive/’ fit connection with its headqunr i. Indlantown, the Seaboard tild a hospital, n V. M. G. A. !g, schoothouses and churchd a shop. It also plans to As thb territory about it deveiopcs, n y s the State Chamber. Indlantown will become n city, Perhaoi the .metropolis of the Everglade* region, simply because ihe railroad found it possible to obtain sufficicht land for its needs st prices Which were not prohibi­ tive. :. I1-' s y g . ' The outstanding example in Flqrida of a lack o f encouragement id persons or corporations seeking land at reasbriable prices Is furnlskrtd by the experience o f the l*te Henry B.- Plant. Thirty flvn V*»n or wore ago Plant decided lo bhlld hi Florida what he ex* rwctdd would bo the finest hotel it H r ^narid. He nought a proper l >* cation and settled upon (iedar Key. The'tract of land he desired was tillered at a fair price, Ho agrred to it but the owner, raised it, Plant agreed to the second ruhio nnd was m et by another incrons». /Thill tlrtlc he left in disfhist. Tha Tampa Bay hotel was built In Tampa Instead of Cedar Key because Plant wns froicn out of the ' latter by a greedy landholder. At that time Tom pa and Cedar Key had about the same population, Tnmpa now has a population 150 times' groater-than thftt of Cednr Key and occupies tho position in the life of Florida that-Cedar Key might hold today had Plant built his hate) there and run his rail­ roads to that point, " It haB been said thnt Fernandlna, possessor of one bf the finest natural deep wnter harbors on-the Atlantic Const lost its opportunity years ago through the greed o f landowners who sought to hold un corporations In search nf har­ bor front property n sjd toa for private wharves and manufnetu*'Insr plants. They came thirty miles south and built Jacksonville because tho citizens of what then was a small town welcomed thetnnnd their enterprises and made It possible for them to obtain suit­ able property ut rcsnonnblo co st, Thp Seaboard, within rocent months, has experienced difficulty in obtaining ft right of wav f o r its projected line from West Palm Reach through Miami to Florida City. It also has had a ^rent deal o f trouble in tho vicinity of Fort Myers, to which city it is building. Tho Florida East Const, which intended building south o f Okee­ chobee to the Miami Cnnnl nnd into Miami, hsn Itocn forced^ within tho Inst two or three weeks to cancel all arrangements for construction south of Gatinl Point (grouse pro­ perty owners seek prohibitive prices for n right of way. At Pasndcnn, near Dade Glly, n lU s s KHl OEtmut O r d e r F o r IS M I m ' iV4*''1*' ton, Mary I-onls^ u ia„ - ' _„ Ntan- tllas*. Mcorae tllass *rI'» V, them If living, nml it’ dead «»fl1 ^ Its claiming Inu-rrst i,, l ,*’1 P>n' herein after (lest rK,,.(| HSld 1 - c w i s N . B t a n t o n tilns*. CHAW,TON JONES et at, KNOW N DEFENDANTS T he Sta le o f Florida, t o :— Mrs, David ft* Murnhali, wife o f the confessed rfnyer o f Anna May Doitrieh near Philadelphia, in shown conferring with Abraham Weirnick, Iter husband’s attorney. ThTs conference gave rise to reports that tho wife had changed her mfndenml would help her msto, _____ W h a t B eco m es O f A l l The Sons O f M inisters?. Thomas l.amont Kmury lltirkm-r wns after n Hallowe'en exploit in which the citizen's gate left its moorings). The only question w.is what jail, and how long. Hubbell now Is manager of the Belmont Hotel. He hasn't been to jail yet. Paul Helms, now president o f the General Baking Corporation, started a* the son of n minister. Recently Helms purchased the box o f August Belmont ut the Metro­ politan Optra, Tho price wns *'200,000. Now the opera is to change its locution, nml tho price hns risen to 9280,000. Holms-Is a vice-president in the society. Other name* in tho long list include men o f prominonoo In ev­ ery field o f business nnd grade c f society. A random selection in­ cluded W. P. BeatdiI, assistant managing editor o f the New York F. < ii,„ y > « H T h s r h ,,r * ( o r T h n l c h r r ) . Charlton Jones. Julius J u l i u s ^ . Molnnr. Leonorn 1- JtiuglfR »..•*[« ward St oilier, Louise P.elrls. I.oulsa I'etrls. Joseph It. Tantum. MV Heaton. W illa r d Asa Norilirtip, Lconnril W in d s o r Mmllh. John Larneron lllake. If livin g and If dead, nil parties c l a i m i n g Interest under Charlton Jones, Juiltts Molnnr. J u l­ ius A. Mutnar, l.conurn E. Jou anlln, ICdward Molnur, Louise Pettis, l.milsn I’ etrls. Joseph It. Tantum, M. IIontoo. W i ll a r d ASa NorlltrUp. l.eopnrrt W in d s o r Hmlth. John C am ­ eron Iltnko. deceased or otherwise, nn heirs, devisees, grantees or other cla im ant* or otherwise. In the proierty hereinafter descrllisd, and >i nil tou-tlns, each and evory, cla im ing nny Interest or' Interests in the land Involved In this -suit under any o f the above named defondants, ouch and every whose names and reside nce* nre unknown to tlio C om plainant In tho above en­ titled cause and to all unknown parties w h o m soever. clnlmltiK any interest or Interests In the land In­ volved In this suit, said land being situate in Keminole County, F lo r ­ ida, anil de scribed as follows, to- o t h e r w i s e ; - and all other J S l * ' c l a i m i n g . nh Interval la the V 1;' and p r e m i s e s hereinafter It n p p c n r l n g b y the swnti, t?** or C o m p l a i n a n t ftled in ' h l a ^ ? 1 th n t y o u . a n d each a f ' you n£*F* In te r e s te d in thus,* ctrt»l5!*uk® p i e c e s o r pat-cels o f land sit S e m i u.plu C o u n ty , Florida an? .I1* s c r i b e d ns f o l l o w s : ni *• T h o Mouth H a l f CHS) of Rnno, w est Q uarter (S\V>;) | „ ,0“ ; r j L i t s C t o 32 In clusive o f Mol( i j f c r ' s -Aclillllon to tlio T o w n o f .-•Jginutvouil, F lorida . ucroritltiK to -i. tjvht t lin r c o f lu. Flat Boid: I. pn gs* 21 o f tin, pulilli- rccurilH o f fti-mlnolo C o d n ty . Florida, lind It aii|>o*rlng fr o m tlm sw orn Hill o f C o m p la i n t lu-rvln Hint you and ruck o f y o u tnuy claim sumo r ig h t, title o r Inti-rest In and to th e iiropM -trfStrcIna bu vA drsyrihrtl; 'I t Is tlH-rcforn O K D E H K D thnt ynu nml ench o f yutr tic nud y o u a r c luTidiy rciiulrort U> aiun-iif tu tinilTl I i ^ l ' i M n u t n l n t bi-r,-ln filed in l i t ] * 'c a u s e uii Munday th o 1st. tin •• or March. A . ‘ D. lUSCT'-Ute snrmi ItcItig n llu lc D ay o f th to - Court t.t ili« Cr-url H o u se In Sanrnrd. Memiitule ftn u iny, F lor id a , and In d e ­ fault t h e r e o f a J is c r e e F r o t'onfcsMp w ill tie en te r e d ag a in s t y ou, said c a u s e heltiK a null to •)utr-t title In tin- ( ’ um idalh an t In ami to the lands a b o v e descrlhist. It Is t h e r e f o r e O rdered that Oils n o t ic e he p u b li s h e d In the Hanford H erald, a newHtmper pu blish ed In Hanford. H em lnole .C ou nty, Florida, unco a week fo r fo u r ( I ) consecul i v e w eeks. W I T N E S S m y hand nnd the o f ­ fic ia l seal o f th o C i r c u i t Court of Hie Seven th J u d ic ia l C i r c u i t o f the S tate o f , F lor id a , In nnd . f o r Seniltndo C o u n ty . F lo r id a , on this ih « 30th da y o f J a n u a r y . A. D. Ia2t:, Fletcher Montgomery, president society, also was burn with nlf the ---------n Methodist minister as his inthor. In spite of, or because o f that, he is president o f the Knox Hat Go. Roy K. Hubbell, secretary, wns assured by one citizen o f his home town that there was no question hut that he would go to jail. (This ChaVlos Ij »4 i Mar^V l,ht i.lSBic «ncj each o f i h . ro*' J J * * * or (ithnrwlsnt and all pSrti,.<!fff»< l a g Interest In Uie t f J K 1 vr de scribed under MaraanSfJi* Defendants. NOTICE TO K N O W N AND U N ­ mm m • I l,A K si H ow ls N. S U p ttm . S. J J- Throughout the game ItobcrUon < pitched like.a veteran- instead nf a rookie. He merely laughed ut . ftho protests of the Detroit dub K T h o a t n t e o f Florida T v *"* tirely because- property owners sought prohibitive prices for the Innd needed to carry it out. The State Chamber of Commerce assert* ■ that com muni ties-- have everything to Jose and uotnTnjfto gain through hold-up tactics o f land owners nnd declares that mu­ nicipal and civic officials conjd do nothing hotter than launch an edu­ cational campaign designed to eliminnto the evil. ONE romptkably pitched hall 2 game often makes a pitcher in tlio itlftjOrx, This is particularly true If It comes eariy Jh his career, ns It givps him tho confidence that is - usually the one asset most needed. It is not often that one remarkabiy pitched hall game tends tn a handicap a twirler’s career, yet t.lliany of the wise men of baseball ore inclined to think that Charley Kbbertsan, formerly of tho Chicago ' White Sox, has been euclt a vic­ tim. O l t so happened thnt I umpired the game jhnt many of the ex■Jtorls believe injured, rather than - helpedi Itobertson’s career a i- a Big leaguer. It was a no-hit, no-run game, ip which not a player reached first base. To make the feat ull the mors extraordinary, it wus made at the expense of the De­ troit club, the hardest hitting oht, fit in the American League, . Robertson pitched that great - game in the spring of the year. Only a few Weeks previous he had made his big league debut. Detroit had 10 men In the .300 class that i year, which will gUre some idea at tho power of the club at the bat. • HUAHLEa ULA88, et sti., project which business men de­ . ' Rrmsrkahlfl Feat Berloua iUndicap Unusual Pitching r,™fUlniaL o i ArilQiH, AiARY .1/ ) 11t‘n clare would mean much to the eastern portion o f Pasco county, hns been held up or abandoned en ­ Escapes Death • Harrison, J. F; H arrison. E dgar F. rH=< n K. V. n atch and J. It, „ t4 (Heal) V’. K. DOUULASS. Clerk A * M- W e e k - It. c \\ llson, H o ti s h o ld c r A- Boyle , S o l l r i t o r * f o r C o m p t a ln i ilt Jan. ao. Feb. f., 13. 20. 27. New Ford Coupe And <3" ; One K arat Diamond ■ Ring 5 A coupon given with each five gallons gas and fou r quarts-oii. Also n coupon with each doL iar’s purchase good for a l u m in u m w a r e Drawings each Monday and Thursday Lot us furnish you With the best Gas and Oils, Tires and -Tubes •'a t better prices. $2,000 Cash. Rines Filling Station L. P. CHITTl 1113 Snnford Ave. _____ Phone' 4QI-J Inrity; Melville E. Stone, also n vice-president ,1 president o f the Associated Press* Murk Lueschrf. manager o f tho Hippodrome thea­ ter; Jit non H. Joy, assistant to Will Hays, movie dictator; Prof. Ashley Horace Thorndyko, ntfed phycliologist o f Columbia University; Dr. George K. Vincent, bend o f Rocke­ feller Foundation; the Rev. F. Parka Cadninn, president o f the Federal Council o f Churches of Christ in America; John E. An­ drus, 87-yoar-oid financier with a rating .»f SHOO.OOO.OOd, but who invariably tides tho subway to hi* homo in Yonkers, Tho sod cty iiad its beginning .it n recoilt meeting called by the Rev. Chris F. Riesnor, pastor of Rron.l way Toptplu, t«» obtain funds for the church. The 20 men wlm at­ tended found that each 'of the "tilery wtts cho son or a Methodist minister. They decided to form nil organization. Aiore than 175-are h o w members. To completely demolish the the­ ory that tiie son o f a minister In!,7 r« Wider some,-.innate handicap, Mr. Hubbell quotes! Roger Bnbson, the statistician. Rabson re­ cently computed that 07 ia-r cent oC tho outstandingly successful men in tint United titntes were the sons o f ministers. Incidental­ ly, th e. two presidents elected by tho Democrats since the Civil War GrnVcr Cleveland and Woodrow Wilson, were the sons o f ministers. Balance $75pg interest. ! At Hritt-Chitieodai generous j_ T h c P rice Js R ig h t \Mr-feutit'V,' I’n; shown en­ tering Ihe Ean>ni Pshnsylvattia Ponitentiar)’— the youni/rat pris­ oner there. His death nenlcnce was cummuted after nation-wide protests. He killetl Ins Rrantlmotlier in Po.Hsvilie, Pu., for a Htuidl amount of money. - SA N FO R D ' CASH LUMBER CO W. a 1‘ IUCB, M g r / k . r , Improvements enhance the basic value of undevelopw property. Promises of yesterday are being fulfill^ ^ day. M en, m oney and machinerty are applying the im­ 710 W. First St. Chonc 472-,s GAS PltfC 1 11AISIvl) • NEW tsaljnit prices itavo been L U M B E R YARD pu i ent a gallon by Loth tlcular Rama proved a detriment fthjyil Co., of Now Jerto his career. . , n Standard Oil Com putty Uunqeustionably Robertson hn* «.th rou gh ou t their teralways been conscious of tho fact e standard of New Jerthat he onro blanked the hurd-hltquutation is Ifl cento a .ting Detroit club without a hit that of tho StuOitunl of and not allowing a runner to reach first. He has strived to Mv» up to it. clnir Refining Company A complete line of provements as speedily as possible. Contracts for immediate construction of modern homes been let h a v e these and many others are oustanding reasons whv gem Cypreas nml IMne fr a m in g Rbealhins Siding ... T erous profits are a s s u r e d . ./r C eU ln * Zeller did; Rttuck nut 12 men in nino Inn­ ings, Hi in 13 innings. Did not give a bast on bulls and hit only one batter, the first, man to face him in the opening session. Pitched 20 strikes'in succession, effect. six in tho ninth, nine in the tenth BAKING of great pitching and fiva in the eleventh,. , 1 will never forget H hiinor > Of the 30 outs in the 13 innings, IP, or practically half, wero re­ tired on strikes. At one time he whiffed seven men In succession, getting the lost two in the ninth, tho slue in the tenth and two in. tho eleventh. U p v MottldlngB Arthur.Fulvi, 33j and four of his Lath children vvi re .found dead In their Brick w Cleveland (O.) homo and Mrs. Vora Fulvl above), hie wife wat* found twripusly j|| after thq family had lairtskcn uf n banquet. A fifth child, Jeatio, was also made ill, and •chemlnia found tracca of poisun in het mouth. A murder plot is gum P®tted. ^ ^ _____ . Hubby * ldriving auto): I wish would mi up hcA 1" front iRock Phistcr Hotrd dvvatfi C. L. Britt and Screen* ) to Order itBR Ikhrrda E. A- Chittenden Jp® D* Chittenden L. P. Chittenden THE y O U R OI i) Frank J. i d . c.cn Howard �ft t f - Jli A h W d u le d P ress Full U a s e d W ire )VC1 Chapman Loses His U. S. Court Appeal r N’EW YORK. Feb. I S .-f/T )liernhl Chapman, convicted ban'lit and murderer, today lost hi* appeal \othe U. S. Circuit Court «'V A ppenls for y writ of habeas carpus. The appellato court confirnicd the order of Federal .judge Thomas of Conectkut in dismissing Chapman’s applica­ tion for the writ. Ctypmnn. under sentence to hang on Mar. 3, for the murder of a New Ordain, Conn., police­ man. sought by the hulipas corpus proceedings to be returned Atlanta penitentiary from which he escaped after serving only a short part or his Sft-r&r sentence for the million dollar mall robbery In New Ydrk City. * *: TAX REVISION Palm Beach S ociety A w aits CountSalm ’sNe Seeing Son F or F irst Time FALM BEACH. n « ., Feh. lfc.~ Count .and the Duwagor Countess, (A*i—Ftlll atinale over the thrill It accompanying him to tha elevator,! got yesterday when Count Ludwig the Dowager Countess' atilt weep­ Chairman 0 / Stale Bond Body Saint Von llongstrnetun met his ing hysterically. The Count tried Problem O f ChnnjjinR: A ct infant son, Peter Constantin,, for to quiet his son, who walled the Nineteen Others A d v ^ e s T h a i Slule Is Now Tt> Conform T o VViuhca O f the first time, Palm Bcitrh so­ spurned the “dollies*’ his titled Ready To Advertise Bids Injured, In . fin T w o ItoubPH A nd Trc«s«try ciety awaited tho next bombshell, father proffered. « h e n County U Prepared which was promised today in tho ountess told tho detectives The Co F a c in g . J o i n t C om m ittee Morning Explo form of statements from the Count that unlrtt* he could se« his son In' | '* » i J , ' **:••**" \ jit * ■ 1 and H. H. Rogers, father of tho tho privacy of his room, he did­ 600 Escape Unh Hathaway Asks For Senate Increase M ay Counters. n’t care tp see him at uil. “ I came J»§E The thrill came when the Count thousands of miles to see my boy.” Immediate Action Be Dropped From Bill Attempted to banish tho private he declared. “ I didn’t coma to see detective unless Mitlkent came the mother. 1 don’t rare a damn ( ondemna lion Proceedings Chairman Green Snys ulong with the .nurse und young ulmuL seeing her. I only want to' Against Property South Of Bills Are Jeopardised ' I f Peter, The sleuth, Genus Gotham, see tho baby.” (;• . Ccncvn Avenue May Benin After the detective and the nurso Huge Slash Is Perm itted was not of the banishing type, uml the Austrian’s glare failed to with­ hud left with the infant, the rount!‘ V i c t i m Is Hro Immediate action in expected to* WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.—(Aft— er him. Ho told tho Count he wus- went into conference with William ward the construction 0f the new When He Falla Tho, problem of revising the tax n't nt all tickled td let him see the llaiucli, of Port Chester, N, Y., hli ? ta}° Road No. 3 to Orlando fol­ baby in his room anyway, so would lawyer, arid William Anhrit, pub­ reduction bill so ** to meet the i DownwardlnPud lowing the recent conference be­ miprovnl of the Houso, Senate hnd they nil come outside In the gar­ lisher, of 3h®,Pictorial Review, who) tween member* of the State Road den. have been acting ux the Count’s Treasury today cunfrlnlcd con­ 115. — i t I department und E. A. Dougins*. The Count waved Ids papers, advisor, us to what the next stepa B E L U A IR E T o , Feb. II feree* appointed by, the two which had been signed by Justice will be. 1C AT-1 :!?iB. rm" n °J the «°mn'ittee appoint0P>— One m iner w a» kill' chambers to straighten out point* was I Viscount Wlllingdon; who hus ro- i©d by the County CommUsioiicrs to O’Malley of New Yor hand de­ I^ist night h« declined to dis- others injured, one perhn ' rently arrived in Quebec from 1investigate the status of the new Pelt’d Tragedy Causes Both of differences. manded* his rifehts. Tin* detective I’mitfld by the Senate, the bill euss uny probable moves no would jtpartflrt" j Enulund, may ho appointed gover- r" ” t“ — l--------* l— route as -changed by the county and Countries To Take Action provide c for reduction’ by #IW,- Inst sled nn the garden or tho tnkr, although he said be might tally, at the IHiwhatan 10 mites soutii o f here nor-gcnernl of Canada to tuceeed the city of Sanford. Baby Pe.ter, hunesthc sear­ To Clean Ont Tin Junnu:, jetn.nod, in- more than *l2h.WJ0,ond beach. issue a statement today. Mr, RogTlio route as pronon-d ‘ by the 0f , uuron Dyng.^u' :^ ’ . ed, started td'cfy. IBs g&rndm.i. thau Secretary1' Mollon !>.•- the Dowager Countess, bud hys­ i ore also indicated he had under raorn^n^ ‘ , S ix Ttundrod oi st City and County has been accepted , » State Department Active more viuidcrutipn the advUuidlUv o f ; men in the m ine escaped liewd the condition of the treas­ teria. by the state, and letter ju*t receiv-. T.» , , !AVA .. .. . ure will permit this year.' A conissuing a statement on behalf of injured. ' . ' :>r Tho hullabaloo was heard all cd from Dr. Fons Hntlmv.av, chair- ,a., n JV ANiV1 Mo<*’ J ol> *6, sinerable portion of the imre»*« the Rogers family. Injury to ID others. Ten of tl through I he corrfdor* of the ex-' man of the State Road Department •• . . tWo. aid*'' of the intcrnaappears to bo be doom doomed by the stti- elusive Poiuriuim and the gathered jured were* taken to n Britain J» said to have encouraged the he- fionul boundary moves are under uppcars n» a m F wmlld crowd hud its thrill. The cuimjtct* pltal, while thco ih^r miheta t for l ount’a Mpuse Plundered ’ ief that work will get g under wav way ugalhaL-Tiu-Juana vice oondiJ^Vr ol‘ Bouse leader*wlu* lief ftguroa. tu Bmlr owiiTlgiirss. and her father were nowhere to -V IE N N A , FebT 16.—(A*)—The sent to their homes. unmuUntcty, mnialintely. ’ T‘ The Fetter, in jmrt tlons, brought Into tho spotlight t Tlu* mhicnt engaged in wt*ri by tho retool tragedy, which ro- ! Lhntriimn^ Grw*n qf thu Ways ho seen. The Countess was enter tmvn house of Count Iuniwig Salm the is rends ns follows; Committorf, huiuling the tnining n party of jy had v. friends ........ on .... th .... Ho'igstratcn, husband of the forni- farther In the main shaft, . ‘ Mr. I,, n. Thrasher, Davidson, "tiled in murder chuigcs being pre- ; “,ul ‘ “ in * “Mexium courts ngnin gain . 1 Hnuso t'onforecs, hn* dvclan-il Abut In ncli. near home, uftcr which they cr Mdliccnt Kogvra, has been plun- coped through the main \ I Engineer, has presented to us plat b.jited se\i':i men. held in connection with ' any increase over the $330,000,000 went to a dance at n road house. - dored hy thieves,' it was reported within three hours after live the showing the proposed revision, of Milled\r* ks Upon Audn-y and ieduction (imposed by the llmijMThen the nurso and the detective toduy. Cheats of silver and pulpl- plosion. was routing of Rond No. a south of W. O. Perceval, mine innna; no! only threatened a Inmiury , . . ,• pickod up tlio baby nml left, tin ' iugo were among tho objects taken ; nmrSanford and recommends to the (■lydj Pewjet. If found guilty, the . , .. , . said the ndno would l«J prose*" tioti will asl, that the seven 1 ‘I'’ ” ' it but also joo|vtrdtavd eflst to r itutu s VMiiuy i n v iiu rg v i department its udoption. This illtionod today with a view mon i a firing squad, actmi-nt of several pending bUts ng squad ' fslhOf Attempted Robbery Hal.; I*l,rv?y l* t,u‘ w,,"° duu shown lie wing operations tomrrow. etdling for igrreosed npproprnw j »dmisAired 1 IMiin D ow n s * T h ie f l ,m ,,*al f°rwl*i',k,d I" ibis office by f" ',imn’1* ' ’ per cent of Do: By n strange fat« Uio [similar A g u l m an utm 11H lft U * [Mr. Fred T. Williams, County and KuJ ",,|IH «»•« re:»- rj 1 facing rW lions, including thv Itpuse bills. killed was drowned- The Mr, Green-also declared that ure in a result of orders by Gov­ City Engineer. Alp Thrasher ad­ threw him into, the air while government uctuaresliinatCH George Hendricks, who ntteiuptIts New ml to hold up and rob rieitninntiT vises the Department that this re­ ernor Dodriquez ientrictiiig sa­ the Senate hill would redtict taxes landed face downward in loons to tivti m ’ reels and plming vised line hus the approval of your ml die o f water. Ho ha« nni A. W. Sjohlom of Lake Mary late tlirjp undei • •O.onn cash bend. liy $ 136,201 .oni) this enb-ndar, it** ft# til Saturday night according to nutli- Honorable Board and also of the Women entertainers today ate actual rcdiutiun would ninount to hit ntified. - * City Commission of Sanford. Tho mine had lwen closed [fib. ,pooOun aiioonlly, when the ^irilics wag arrurufrd before .County liqnishrd and suspicious cbaiactcrs | "While the distance is u little uinep Friday. It rcoi«*i ■berl KJudge J. G. Shnrtm this jndrnlng are bt be dcisirled or exit d upon bill goes fully into effect In later morning. Tha mino Is jeteril, and aftyr entering a plea of guil­ greater, the alignment is not bad, Hie Trrs Marias islnmls in Hn* *•u!|" years. and saves, a* it has been stated,’ the ty to the rhni*gc of attempted rob­ The House conferees .also have \Vns Fortncr'y With OhirtiRo North Carolina Ami (it*oruiu thn rowhntan Mining Co. of California. Jftheir bery was bound over to await the considerable expense und trouble m or Ir.s, stqiport from tbn Arp Tied For Second With orly wan tlw property *»f Itounl t)f Filucnlitm Am) In Smitvago, Maj. John I . Ba­ Ihree Repoblinin rcpresentntlve.n rCom- uiiiim of-i’thc So mi nolo Qounty in securing right.of way..The De­ Kjvt* Itenth* Kuch; Florldn Cleveland ana; Woatern CNatl IMisyg rounds CuniiuB ttet chnngcd hands roeett^ ‘ k Ter grand jury under bonds of S<t,IIIMi partment Is glial to accent this re-, con him called a public meeting ■" •ii tho Senate, iiuumuvh as the H uh;i Killed And H OInjured butCausu this morning at which plans t To licitin Duties At Once vision. Your Hoard and tin- City of tho explosion Hniulrichs, who is ohnul *jr., Commission limy consider the loca­ action b) Man Diego, in n-lutlmi 'n major iigreqpcs in reductlona voted knnwn. The blast rocked h point plead hot guilty to IheThafgc of tion ils finally determined and pro- the harder town conilillniia arc to by the .St iiytc .were imule. On tliu Feb. Ifi.-dAb — Mnry Clark, nf Uaicngp, ' ATLANTA. w rin g nlti nipt to mimirr,i , which a!- ; cord nt once to seeurc all rights of hi- di ■uo.ed. The question of i los­ voi»\ „f Democrats aldvd by tortm who wax roundly scrornl by the Dixie yielded up 8h worn lives In tho vicinity and flamos , wan , ; 100 feet higher thdn the mlrte R * Mjcan iospruents. •ry liul so placed ngainsl liitu by the an- way t,i<mg same, ing the Inink r to entry except by wm*k to Urn traffic demon, I ni ’Ill luxca.which seem most iike- city playground cumtnlssiun to ml last bn minted thoiitio iMJtauae of tho fact that | "As soon ns the two Boards shall I»U;>|ioil is expected to lomi liewhile 262 persons wore mute o r i 1 x ty in be restored to the bill |»m- mi dirortbe of iduygrouud tuillyi III, gov- he is saiil to have struck Mr. Sjo- lmvo secured deeds to a continuous for this mccUng, Ilea in Banfprtf, luu arrived In jn nbly at lower rates, Arttty*^ qu b* the hhmi on the .head with h niece of right of way from Sanford to the United [111 ^mr.AurirT^ •j*lnb‘.- rlurge td1. xh.' vrorb^Vnj b , had uipu flu ring ttu\ i » W | ; at* Gtoogu County - line, A'H’ A’ — -LL~ A 'hipina lids wook. will lie |tempi. meat will be ready to udvurtl.ic for vchtig Mis-i Clark wiw forincrly with tho Sen view at - Mi. SJnhlom closed his place of bids for the construction of this tt ,, .T,r_ tlit* .('hii'ugn llourd uf Kdurjitinji Uotiso rtpre today. I business ip lmko Marv about II important road. (Mr. Douglass ad­ run cotcml in Mexlcuta, ^naved-to aim lives are Scnutura Sniuot of t’luy ground* Committee,' having mitofrycle e’rlock .Saturday night nml started vises that it tuny become necessary Tin Jtwuu to take saver*f affida­ jl r.Si. ™ j ro of c spurts, feativals, folk alfipL l/M- ,McLean of Connecticut, and churge loll I j for his home; He hud nlmoat. imlcmn tho isnd immediately vits ng and < other activities in cun* >:kAouUiaua, with-fix dpnilpq .look I , ,in cuimcctien ,, ■ .with - , ,the , affair. . . ReCtRof fVnnsylvaaia, Rc|)ubticnns; dunrlng Teh. Id. . inched home when Itendri , of Geneva Avenue for a dis- - Information presented, in cpuit Slnimretit* of North Carolina and ncctiun with the city schools sys­ nii'hort lead over Grorgiu nml was stay- j “ Ih’gcd to have jumped out, a ruck | •f about U)» feet. If this |charge Luis Atnadro probriotou of (;crr>- „ r |(hud0 Inlaml, Domocrols tem of playgrounds. Chicago play­ IVurth Carolina, hbf ucafbst comhotel m I Att. Sjnhlom a blow with a piece enuutiem should artho I strongly the Oakl.uid Bar, Refugio L. A l-I __________________ c _ grounds ate >nid to nink us the, ItetttoVs, which hod five each to Rsed to in: i,lf had ~jpc and sUurtcd after n urge that ynu institute condemna- [ \nn*r, Untender. Francisco Navmost thoroughly systctplmi in the Ini IdUi'd. Mississippi returned.im doaths for the weelr/'y. •. -a . roll >if money whieh Mr. Sjnhlom tion proceedings just as soon as a i round Salvudi* Hspim'-i, Rivers House Committee Is United States. Tiiomas y, Tnibot, Preshy The opening o f the South Side Georgia H?d the number injured si» mum i- *uid to have been carrying on you find this step to be nceossury, land .tuna A'ftr 1; .Sang, (,'hincsc Im* in order Hint no time may In* lost u>l owner, witli attacking I'eleet. Ashed To Abolish The playground will tula: place Feh, 22 with 47, .South Catollna bringing Ml*-*on worker t>f Ketducky, wxnt di- j hin n[,,son nt tl,e limcAlthough receiving n severe jn pl.uj11K t),|, WOrk under way. David II. loitshaw, a men) Thu seven are nil nccu-ctl of re­ und the public his been inyllcji t*> up the rear with only five hqH. ervrii for "With reference In fhe building sponsibility for the deaths in the U.S.TuriffCommission nliund tfiu opening for n get-to- xThure were ho ouLdatiding urci- of the National Council of Rive new*. |g/'-h on his head by tho blow, Mr. ‘ *1 I’ cleeb family. Men'a. A si T__ -- Christian ------------ -----getleir meeting, according to an donLi during tlio week, but the . Young ----‘ ord thatj Njnblom grnnolcd with his assail- of shoulders to tile present road, WA’ s HINGTON, Feh 1G__-</»*! - oimuuucunicnt made today by mem­ survey was featured.bv, ths im- t.lon, were tho speakers st ti»d»y*a mil. forced tho idpD from hi wish to state (hut a crew was pul lit to muke l A demand for abolition of Du ber* of tha playground commit- provcmcut of Florida's |eore. That anil in turn, felled tho mai “ litnchcon o f the Sanford Rualty on this jolt within u very short Accident HesuKs In tariff commission was inmlc to the tion. later gavo his iiume to the sUitri, which for inuhy weeks has Board, presided over b; II. C, D u* while after my visit to Sanford, House Appropriations Committee thurltlc* as llondrieks. been mar the head of the column, Bose, president. Mis* Clark staled today Hint sev­ but the failure to got material, due Police Court Fines —The during its consideration of fiscal eral events would - he staged on reported only three killed and 30 ■M r. Talbot, who hss spent a n Mi. Sjobloni held his prisoner to embargoes, has hindered the »ay* that fund* for that body. It wu* dis­ that day providing the apparatus injured. until Deputy Sheriff-C, C. Steph­ progress of the work to such uil ex\ in- Of years lit the tnountuins Deed ileK. J. Rutger was fined $30 and closed today in published reports arrive.* In timo to he im Hilled A tabulation bv states follows: Kentucky doing welfare and becuUfe enson nrrivod on the scene myi took tent that very little has been ac­ costs in police court this morning of tho commission. properly. Killed Injured idun work among (he people with the charge of Hendricks. At the time complished. Now, with the traffic on a charge of/feckless driving The demand wus made in behalf The apparatus was ordered Virginia ...... .......... 3 301 back country, devoted his rei [In Canada. of hb arrest Hendricks had w re­ situation clearing up somewhat, in, u result of an accident Saturday of the National Board oT farm or­ volver in his pocket but it is said ;i,i to LvUlng of his ex|Htrl*nnrs in have hojies of securing roc a de­ afternoon In which the muchirjejio ganisations by its secretary. Chuj. sometime ago and must of it has North Carolina .. .. .ft j it was in- he did nut attempt to use it dur­ wo nd is ' •ex­ been shipped to Urn city nml livered in sufficient quantities to *** Sgpth Carolina .. 2 b mountains amt of his desire was driving struck a six-yiar-ohl R. Heilman. Ho prcsenLuJ a reso­ pected to nrrlve within 1tho next (h'-fyia |«rly this ing the encounter. ------ ft 47 tw'uplo in general look upon make belter progress. This job boy. lution adopted by the farm orguriWillie Bennett, who sustained ■band nr.Scvrrnl stitches were required when completed will make this « few days, he said. :ui a lighter vein, "to spread i Flonda ......... II J JMterdny. to close tho wound on the head bettor road than it has over been, lacerations about fhe face and irution at a recent meeting charg­ 2t» Alahuma .Hfro.....** 'I D the greatest ing the commission with guilty |World that of his en* head. ,, ? TF f f ik V 1j r ..0 intended victim. t B . ' he Mid. v |<a* 1 9 wo W O 1propose ' i w j ' w n v not only to build the a i / ---- . * of "unwarranted delay in arriving Policeman A. It. Beckwith, who M r. hjobloni U fluid bun her 1 ....... .0 to be ji man . nM,k ^hou!diir» but to •urfacc-tmit Dr. Latshsw was sent hero ut decision;.’ projudlrcii treatment hnp|H'i)cd to be near the U -*cne of 2 [ after the very strong for — his ..... nee,. which Lthe , sumo „umo with oil and i — — ..... slag.’ ArkaiWM thu National Council in th« tnl the accident, arrested llucgrr who of parties appearing before it” und I had is. 3 21 U .'fere ft * r**‘ * * * * ... , 1 am sure that the people under* cptu of thu Y. M. C. A- work In I, .Sixteen years ago. Mr. Sjobloin .un,i ffllu| uPi,rcciute why this g a y lM*nd for Ids appearance in attacking Its secret hearings as ...4 lft city. iU Is to attend a numboi having "created a situation ap­ I I this morning. ro c * wus shot twice following some shoulder work hus not progressed coort meetings today and this event! proaching closely to a public scan­ The youngster wasiutrjdgd Total ••*#«** **•«-' “ 35 tur. and will coneuh ' with loent dal.’ ’ fjospitsl where' nn examination M U , IS " ’ A s l i h W T r i U S : — r,|,w'y ' — . cuiicurnln ■ /ailed to tuvual uoy xenoj^.Uuur: _ f Funeral services for Madison Tifiiinr 1fDV Jus. He WtlV n-moVwM^hi.J lumiii. | > a y t o il* O . , H B B I > a r g C Fklsi ufdAfuye,. Jr., ii.V. -whose uri-'f ’ N e g T i n t c c u s e d l J future . immediately afterwards and wus timely dcutli reaultvd at the Fern* tima , I• *1^1 j | a 4 * ki4ulking before lha-real Blaze This. Morning ald-Iaiughlun Hos|dtal Saturday Hendricks is believed to com e) J|I 1 U W t U C K C l in court this morning. about men today, lie said that “tho gre evening ut 7:30 o'clock were held __ . . ■ »tcs» uft- from Indiana and has boon h a n g -1- * est asset the city of Banfunl n lit 3 o’clock In thv Methodist DAYTON, Ohio, Feb. 15.-</P)— entered possesses is in the young men t.oss estimated at 1760,1100 was rhurch, Dr. K. J). King Presiding The imthe city.” caused by fire this morning, which in the absence of Dr. T. J.- Nfxon. • LrulIcircle* The assembly ' heard Uenl. of thot „ U « . PAWTUCKET. II. I - Eob. 15.—. ' Public buildings bill is taken up for a time threatened the heart uf Interment followed at the new Mu[stojd furth CiiarDs Edwnrds, negro, who Dutlosc read a tele# idcipaI Cemetery. 1 the business district. The fire (d*)—The body of a man, who wo* in House. 'Hunt early last night shot and serious­ Dtate .Fresldent wl Mr. Moye’s death earns as » ly wounded Cha shot and thrown * . Hquos Republican steering committee broke out in the National Meat Charles Rublmun and spreading rapidly to the great shbclc to hii many friends Asia Chi'ver, tivo of Ids roinjian said that the truck in the miter o f this city outlines Senate program. fMarket, t Hr*cL' ,piR*'ffVF : a* long ducted in Florida , firre, who w*ere usswsro o f the pxidmg, a vtsterdny, preinmahly by hi-jacx* House aud Senate conferees be- Homo Store Uuildln iniu in a crap game aud drii 10 remain Business Bureau of trenttr seriousness of his condition! store. ers, lay 'unldentilM “ nil no duo gui work of revising tax bill. Stales wan BOW procs icr or brought .bout by blood poisuatng I Officials of tha store estimated l.» tn found W his d i p Senate considers treasury and f k Countess ■ the direct ioif o f the her; _____ • aiajfers. ... • h postoffice appropriation measures. the damage of the Home Store at slayers, r . r s in ,' ia I&PO.OO0 while that of the Ameri­ Coral Gables #1~40U.WX> its stor­ can Building, a M story offloe ■,.,m^Ptant & S J . *completion l ! S ! S ofm European ™ structure, was placed at #100,000. 'K V ren u C T f . 0 ^ ““ * W>onu--I ‘Tu^'roock*'*bUt ho denied ever age plant will be constructed. lie attended local schools, and hsi a -'The Shooting took toe nun-ad. ments to America’a war dead in h vin Bcen (he dead nun and doigh slteresUou graduate of the Hanford hf 1aad admit, Dnie for dedication-on the tenth |! ? » _ . lrUck was stolen yesterschool. Following the outbreak of or lady luck. * In nnttivrniary of the nigning of the . . J ./tcini)„n. °V"I*stand- armistice Is provided,for in .the in-jd j m g the World War, Mr. Move snlUted and may result in Psync, a motorman, ing to tho inriou* in the naval reserres, «Uh< _ ‘k-iwndeoi office appropriation bill ‘ Jnmea • that during a heavy f*iP to evade der agit, and served meritonuusly rcoorted today to "the House ear-1 hl^Liw^s man leap into the finer or nut for 12 months, returning to Floridn ted or ad- P'ing #502,488,000 for tho various enb ut tha^truck. tha i n i e iAl - moment P ... inter„ after the armistice to resume bis indepi mjent boards coinmisitonc's lusaw on object thrown irito th# turpitude, wife is an enthusiast on Egyptian itudicx ut the yplvcrsHy st Ytalhe*NEW YORK, Feb. lueslioncl, and bureau* of t)i«, government, f i r e d Under the dead man’s a m Jfthn Jl. Rockefeller, Jr., has offetr art objects. hjeets. ■ twhere he' H j the amount is vM0.406.00d above was a landed revolvcr. ln his ls the opinion o f axehacoluf ville, utic and »o»*al Vear’a bill u\id $44,000 above uckcts were cards of Di*> Hew A King Foud of the Egyptian “•* ista heroj nthat •t th, P* |k only * small part of ttj tion, the sum of #10,000.000 for the ^ ’ Martin. budget estimates. ork men. On the bock of Hie c ruction and maintenance in Cairo Egypt's story has been told end dir®S.t nnpronriation for »b# . *” ■“ Z’JZ'mLfwrsi telephone nuni- of a great museum and archaeolog­ 11 aid materially in jZL, The re- A'.»crican Battle Mopumonts Com- hers in this Z tight Jurlher marfrivicinity, . ical institute. “ Hight by ""SMon is #800.000. plus a contract Thfl truck, found abandoned * l tnc veriubic treasure This fact Ucoras known through “n the “ uthuruation o f #2.200.000. facta about tlw huannouncement In Cairo by * fo*. ’ ‘d *1 increase of more than Breasted, actin ^ • result of larg- !K » " ,.<bon Z S L r f u « a » of Mr- Rprkcf* » the Earl / ‘*,,proPriatIons for tho veterans *1 «°"re-i p e S i ? rs,l v for “ dJUsted com’ Ear) uf nu **Ua? and insurance requirc- f i l w iUiwt.r* ttoWI-t ftyjia-J .ires to impOM» In New U . ' i j f * . ! f i n & . & , a,,propr,atbn uullinK w rt, firrd Iron Rockefeller j “ *‘ c.r rh, uouiicetnent as ■BT < Vymum BE.N0 ' 5 ^ m « d a t £ n a .M & mewurepro- j *»w • **r* e louring tru“ck ___ ___ _____ wing . . I vitfro tor for the folio following; treasure commission FAIL TO I TON. W V J Feb. W J A IE S spany. Edward Jl and hr "eaa* tit ide Shaft To Roape: Fur WorfTuo U. S. AND MEXICO TO MAKE WAR ON VICE CONDITIONS ,fi ' HENDRICKS HELD KaFOR GRAND m m IN $ 4 ,000 BOND MISS CLARK WILL LOUISIANA LEADS SERVE AS HEAD DIXIE IN TRAFFIC OF PLAYGROUNDS TOLL FOR WEEK Two Speakers Heard At Wt Realty Board y Funeral Services For M. E. Moye, jr., A re Held Today !K Shooting Robinson Is Still _At Large nr ls Still Unidentified Washington News S"'*S|N'ew ApprQpriation ““ '""'Bill Carries More Than $200,000,000 John D. Rockefeller, Jr-, Offers Rig. Sum For Museum To Be Built In Cairo "•aTSL* '■rite* I f£ S * c -- VSt V. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 13, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 13, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 24-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 13, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0d5dbc4dac6871e9fdb69f560df31a6f.pdf acdf83918cc1b3015959ec189676acf7 PDF Text Text ( 80*1 ) Slayer’s AI-KXANUm H.%EONAJtD. «t a t, A Drfcnriunta. NOTICE TO KNOWN AND U N - * c i n c i i i T ci o ta r county I S C IM K C R B Y . ' • FI,On KNOWN DBF ENDANT8 b g m i n o i .k The 8ts.to « f -F lo r id a , W ” . . vli'X&iilrr IT, l*eonartl, John* I*, 8uw n«. John F. Lonnrbnm. Kklgar J. F. MCCLELLAND. .JACKSONVILLE, Feb. IS,—In announcing the establishm ent of. headquarters for it* Cross State division a t Indlantown, on the St. L ad e canal near Lake Okeechobee, S. Davis W arfield, president of the Seaboard Air Line Railway, niadc a declaration which the F lori­ da State Chambar of Commerce asserts m ight well be studied by svery city and town and by every local Chamber o f Commerce In the A p a rt from the operating deibllity of locating centrally of division," aaid Mr. W arfield, e railroad needs extensive room ^fu tu re .expansion; it is atnable hero,' elsewhere property ist would be prohibitive/’ fit connection with its headqunr i. Indlantown, the Seaboard tild a hospital, n V. M. G. A. !g, schoothouses and churchd a shop. I t also plans to As thb territo ry about it deveiopcs, n y s the State Chamber. Indlantown will become n city, Perhaoi the .m etropolis of the Everglade* region, simply because ihe railroad found it possible to obtain sufficicht land for its needs st prices Which were not prohibi­ tive. :. I1-' s y g . ' The outstanding example in Flqrida of a lack of encouragem ent id persons or corporations seeking land a t reasbriable prices Is furnlskrtd by the experience of the l*te Henry B.- Plant. T hirty flvn V*»n or wore ago P la n t decided lo bhlld hi Florida w hat he ex* rwctdd would bo the finest hotel i t H r ^narid. He nought a proper l >* cation and settled upon (iedar Key. T h e 'tra c t of land he desired was tillered a t a fair price, Ho agrred to it but the owner, raised it, P lant agreed to the second ruhio nnd was m e t by another incrons». /Thill tlrtlc he left in disfhist. Tha Tampa Bay hotel was built In Tam pa Instead of Cedar Key because Plant wns froicn out of the ' la tte r by a greedy landholder. At th a t tim e Tom pa and Cedar Key had about the same population, Tnmpa now has a population 150 tim es' g ro ate r-th a n thftt of Cednr Key and occupies tho position in the life of Florida that-C edar Key m ight hold today had Plant built his hate) there and run his rail­ roads to th at point, " I t haB been said thnt Fernandlna, possessor of one bf the finest natural deep wnter harbors on-the A tlantic Const lost its opportunity years ago through the greed of landowners who sought to hold un corporations In search nf har­ bor front property n s jd to a fo r private wharves and manufnetu*'Insr plants. They came th irty miles south and built Jacksonville because tho citizens of what then was a small town welcomed thetnnnd their enterprises and made It possible for them to obtain suit­ able property ut rcsnonnblo c o s t, Thp Seaboard, within rocent months, has experienced difficulty in obtaining ft rig h t of wav f o r its projected line from West Palm Reach through Miami to Florida City. It also has had a ^rent deal of trouble in tho vicinity of F ort Myers, to which city it is building. Tho Florida E ast Const, which intended building south of Okee­ chobee to the Miami Cnnnl nnd into Miami, hsn Itocn forced^ within tho Inst two or three weeks to cancel all arrangem ents for construction south of Gatinl Point (grouse pro­ perty owners seek prohibitive prices for n right of way. At Pasndcnn, near Dade Glly, n project which business men de­ clare would mean much to the eastern portion of Pasco county, hns been held up or abandoned e n ­ tirely because- property owners sought prohibitive prices for the Innd needed to carry it out. The State Chamber of Commerce assert* ■ that com muni ties-- have everything to Jose and uotnTnjfto gain through hold-up tactics of land owners nnd declares th at mu­ nicipal and civic officials conjd do nothing hotter than launch an edu­ cational campaign designed to eliminnto the evil. Escapes Death H arrison, J. F; H a r ris o n . E d g a r F. rH=< n K. V. n a t c h a n d J . It, o i ArilQiH, AiARY .1/)11t‘n I HUAHLEa K l,A K si lU s s ULA88, et sti., KHl OEtmut O r d e r F o r ISM I m' iV4*''1*' T h o a t n t e o f Florida T v *"* Howls N. S U p ttm . S. _„ ton, M ary I-onls^ u i a „-' Ntan- tllas*. Mcorae tllass *rI'» V, t h e m If living, nml it’dead «»fl1 ^ Its claiming Inu-rrst i,, l,*’1P > n ' ONE romptkably pitched hall 2 game often makes a pitcher in tlio itlftjOrx, This is particularly true If It comes eariy Jh his career, ns It givps him tho confidence th a t is - usually the one asset most needed. It is not often th at one rem arkabiy pitched hall game tends tn a handicap a tw irler’s career, yet t.lliany of the wise men of baseball ore inclined to think th at Charley Kbbertsan, formerly of tho Chicago ' White Sox, has been euclt a vic­ tim . O l t so happened thnt I umpired the game jh n t many of the ex■Jtorls believe injured, rath e r than - helpedi Itobertson’s career a i- a Big leaguer. I t was a no-hit, no-run game, ip which not a player reached first base. To make the feat ull the mors extraordinary, it wus made a t the expense of the De­ tro it club, the hardest hitting oht, fit in the American League, . Robertson pitched th a t great - game in the spring of the year. Only a few Weeks previous he had made his big league debut. Detroit had 10 men In the .300 class th a t i year, which will gUre some idea at tho power of the club a t the bat. • • • J- Throughout the game ItobcrUon < pitched lik e.a veteran- instead nf a rookie. He merely laughed ut . ftho protests of the Detroit dub herein after (lest rK,,.(| Ij »4i HSld 1 - c w i s N . B t a n t o n Mar^V l,ht tilns*. ChaVlos F. < ii,„ y > « H i.lSBic «ncj e a c h of i h . ro*' J J * * * o r (ith n rw lsn t a n d all pSrti,.<!fff»< l a g I n te r e s t In Uie t f J K 1 v r d e s c r ib e d u n d e r MaraanSfJi* T h s r h ,,r * ( o r T h n lc h rr ). o t h e r w i s e ; - a n d all other J S l * ' c l a i m i n g . n h Interval la the V 1;' a n d p r e m i s e s here inafte r It n p p c n r l n g by the swnti, t?** or C o m p l a i n a n t ftled in ' h l a ^ ? 1 t h n t you. a n d each af'you n£*F* Interested in thus,* ctrt»l5!*uk® pie c e s o r pat-cels of land sit Semiu.plu C o u n ty , Florida an? .I1* sc rib e d ns fo llo w s: ni *• T h o Mouth H a l f CHS) of Rnno, w e s t Q u a r t e r (S\V>;) | „ , 0“ ; CHAW,TON JONES et at, Defendants. N OTICE TO KNOWN AND UN­ KNOWN DEFEN D AN TS T h e S ta le of F lo rid a, to :— C h a rlto n Jo n e s. J u li u s J u l i u s ^ . Molnnr. L eonorn 1- JtiuglfR »..•*[« w ard St oilier, Louise P.elrls. I.oulsa I'e trls. Jo se p h It. T an tu m . MV Heaton. W illa rd A sa Norilirtip, Lconnril W in d so r Mmllh. John Larneron lllake. If liv in g and If dead, nil p a r tie s c l a i m i n g Interest u nder C h a rlto n J o n e s, Ju iltts Molnnr. J u l ­ ius A. Mutnar, l.conurn E. J o u a n lln, ICdward Molnur, Louise P ettis, l.milsn I’etrls. Jo se p h It. T antum , M. IIontoo. W i lla rd ASa NorlltrUp. l.eopnrrt W in d so r Hmlth. Jo h n C am ­ Mrs, David ft* Murnhali, wife of the confessed rfnyer of Anna May eron Iltnko. d eceased or otherw ise, heirs, devisees, g r a n te e s o r other Doitrieh near Philadelphia, in shown conferring with Abraham Weir- nn c laim an t* o r o th e rw ise . In th e pronick, Iter husband’s attorney. ThTs conference gave rise to reports th a t rierty h e r e i n a f t e r descrllisd, and >i nil tou-tlns, each and evory, tho wife had changed her mfndenml would help her msto, _____ c la im in g nny I n te r e s t or' In te re s ts in the land Involved In this -suit u n d e r a n y of th e above named defondants, ouch and every whose n am es a n d residence* n re unkn o w n to tlio C o m p la in a n t In tho above e n ­ title d ca u se a n d to all u n k now n p a r tie s w h o m so e v er. clnlmltiK any in te r e s t or I n te r e s ts In the land In­ volved In th is suit, said land being s i t u a t e in Keminole County, F lo r ­ ida, anil d e s c rib e d as follows, to- W hat Becomes O f A l l The Sons O f Ministers?. j L i t s C to 32 Inclusive of Mol( i j f c r ' s -Aclillllon to tlio T ow n of .-•Jginutvouil, F lo rid a. ucroritltiK to -i. tjvht tlinrcof lu. F la t Boid: I. pngs* 21 of tin, pulilli- rccurilH of fti-mlnolo C odnty. Florida, lind It aii|>o*rlng from tlm sw orn Hill of C o m p la in t lu-rvln Hint you a n d ruck of yo u tnuy claim sumo r ig h t, tit le o r Inti-rest In and to t h e iiropM -trfStrcInabuvA drsyrihrtl; ' I t Is tlH-rcforn OKDEHKD thnt ynu nml ench of yutr tic nud you a r c luTidiy rciiulrort U> aiun-iif tu tinilTl I i ^ l ' i M n u t n l n t bi-r,-ln filed in lit] * 'c a u s e uii Munday th o 1st. tin •• or March. A . ‘ D. lUSCT'-Ute snrmi ItcItig n llulc Day of th to - Court t.t ili« Cr-url H ouse In S anrnrd. Memiitule ftn uiny, F lo rid a, and In d e ­ fa u lt th e re o f a J is c r e e F r o t'onfcsMp w ill tie e n t e r e d a g a in s t you, said c a u s e heltiK a null to •)utr-t title In tin- (’u m id a lh a n t In ami to the lands a b o v e descrlhist. It Is th e r e f o r e O rde re d th a t Oils no tic e he p u b lis h e d In the Hanford H erald , a newHtmper published In Hanford. Hemlnole .County, Florida, unco a w eek f o r f o u r ( I ) conseculiv e weeks. W IT N E SS m y h a n d n nd the o f ­ ficial se al of th o C irc u it Court of Hie S ev en th J u d ic ia l C irc u it of the S t a t e of, F lo rid a, In nnd .for Seniltndo C ounty. F lo rid a , on this ih« 30th d ay o f J a n u a r y . A. D. Ia2t:, „ t4 V’. K. DOUULASS. (Heal) Clerk A* M- W e e k - It. c J . ' Rrmsrkahlfl Feat Berloua iUndicap Unusual Pitching r,™fUlniaL Fletcher Montgomery, president society,- also was burn with nlf the -------n Methodist m inister as his inthor. In spite of, or because of that, he is president of the Knox Hat Go. Roy K. Hubbell, secretary, wns assured by one citizen of his home town th at there was no question hut th at he would go to jail. (This m m m Thomas l.amont Kmury lltirkm-r wns a fter n Hallowe'en exploit in which the citizen's gate left its moorings). The only question w.is what jail, and how long. Hubbell now Is m anager of the Belmont Hotel. He hasn't been to jail yet. Paul Helms, now president of the General Baking Corporation, started a* the son of n minister. Recently Helms purchased the box of August Belmont ut the Metro­ politan O ptra, Tho price wns *'200,000. Now the opera is to change its locution, nml tho price hns risen to 9280,000. Holms-Is a vice-president in the society. Other name* in tho long list include men of prominonoo In ev­ ery field of business nnd grade cf society. A random selection in­ cluded W. P. BeatdiI, assistant managing editor of the New York \\ llson, Hotisholdcr A- Boyle, S o llr it o r * fo r C om p taln iilt J a n . ao. Feb. f., 13. 20. 27. N ew Ford Coupe And <3" ; One K arat Diamond ■ R ing 5 A coupon given with each five gallons gas and four quarts-oii. Also n coupon with each doL ia r’s purchase good for a l u m in u m w a r e Drawings each Monday and Thursday Lot us furnish you With the best Gas and Oils, Tires and -Tubes • 'a t better prices. $2,000 Cash. interest. Rines F illing Station L. P. CHITTl 1113 Snnford Ave. ____ Phone' 4QI-J Inrity; Melville E. Stone, also n vice-president,1 president of the Associated Press* Murk Lueschrf. m anager of tho Hippodrome thea­ ter; Jit non H. Joy, assistant to Will Hays, movie dictator; Prof. Ashley Horace Thorndyko, ntfed phycliologist of Columbia University; Dr. George K. Vincent, bend of Rocke­ feller Foundation; the Rev. F. Parka Cadninn, president of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America; John E. An­ drus, 87-yoar-oid financier with a rating .»f SHOO.OOO.OOd, but who invariably tides tho subway to hi* homo in Yonkers, Tho sodcty iiad its beginning .it n recoilt meeting called by the Rev. Chris F. Riesnor, pastor of Rron.l way Toptplu, t«» obtain funds for the church. The 20 men wlm a t ­ tended found th a t each 'of the "tilery wtts cho son or a Methodist minister. They decided to form nil organization. Aiore than 175-are how members. To completely demolish the the­ ory th a t tiie son of a minister In!,7r « Wider some,-.innate handicap, Mr. Hubbell quotes! Roger Bnbson, the statistician. Rabson re ­ cently computed th at 07 ia-r cent oC tho outstandingly successful men in tint United titntes were the sons of ministers. Incidental­ ly, th e . two presidents elected by tho Democrats since the Civil War GrnVcr Cleveland and Woodrow Wilson, were the sons of ministers. Balance $75pg ! At Hritt-Chitieodai generous j_T hc Price Js Right \ M r - f e u t i t 'V , ' I’n; shown en­ tering Ihe E an> ni Pshnsylvattia Ponitentiar)’—the youni/rat pris­ oner there. His death nenlcnce was cummuted a fter nation-wide protests. He killetl Ins Rrantlmotlier in Po.Hsvilie, Pu., for a Htuidl amount of money. - SAN FO RD ' CASH LUMBER CO W. a 1‘IUCB, M g r/ k . r , Improvements enhance the basic value of undevelopw property. Prom ises of yesterday are being fulfill^ ^ day. M en, m oney and m achinerty are applying the im­ 710 W. First St. Chonc 472-,s GAS PltfC 1 11AISIvl) • NEW tsaljnit prices itavo been p u i ent a gallon by Loth tlcular Rama proved a detrim ent fthjyil Co., of Now Jerto his career. . , n Standard Oil Com putty Uunqeustionably Robertson hn* « .th ro u g h o u t their teralw ays been conscious of tho fact e sta n d a rd of New Jerth at he onro blanked the hurd-hltquutation is Ifl cento a .ting Detroit club without a hit that of tho StuOitunl of and not allowing a runner to reach first. He has strived to Mv» u p to it. clnir Refining Company LUMBER YARD A complete line of provements as speedily as possible. Contracts for immediate construction of modern hom es h a v e these and many others are oustanding reasons whv gem Cypreas nml IMne f ra m in g Rbealhins Siding ... T erous profits are a s s u r e d . ./r C e U ln * Zeller did; Rttuck nut 12 men in nino Inn­ ings, Hi in 13 innings. Did not give a bast on bulls and hit only one batter, the first, man to face him in the opening session. Pitched 20 strik es'in succession, effect. six in tho ninth, nine in the tenth BAKING of great pitching and fiva in the eleventh,. , 1 will never forget H hiinor > Of the 30 outs in the 13 innings, IP, or practically half, wero re ­ tired on strikes. A t one time he whiffed seven men In succession, getting the lost two in the ninth, tho slue in the tenth and two in. tho eleventh. U p v MottldlngB A rthur.Fulvi, 33j and four of his Lath children vvi re .found dead In their Brick w Cleveland (O.) homo and Mrs. Vora Fulvl above), hie wife wat* found twripusly j|| a fter thq fam ily had lairtskcn uf n banquet. A fifth child, Jeatio, was also made ill, and •chemlnia found tracca of poisun in het mouth. A m urder plot is gum P®tted. ^ ^ ___ _ . Hubby * ldriving auto): I wish would mi up hcA 1" fro n t i Rock Phistcr Hotrd dvvatfi and Screen* ) to Order itBR Ikhrrda been let C. L. Britt E. A- Chittenden Jp® D* Chittenden L. P. Chittenden THE y OU R OI i) Frank J. i d . c .c n Howard �fttf- Jli A h W d u le d P r e s s F ull U a s e d W ire )VC1 Chapman Loses His U. S. Court Appeal r N’EW YORK. Feb. I S .-f /T )liernhl Chapman, convicted ban'lit and murderer, today lost hi* appeal \o th e U. S. Circuit Court «'V Appenls for y writ of habeas carpus. The appellato court confirnicd the order of Federal .judge Thomas of Conectkut in dismissing Chapman’s applica­ tion for the writ. Ctypmnn. under sentence to hang on Mar. 3, for the murder of a New Ordain, Conn., police­ man. sought by the hulipas corpus proceedings to be returned Atlanta penitentiary from which he escaped after serving only a short part or his Sft-r&r sentence for the million dollar mall robbery In New Ydrk City. * *: TAX REVISION Palm Beach Society Awaits CountSalm ’sNe Seeing Son For First Time FALM BEACH. n « ., Feh. lfc.~ Count .and the Duwagor Countess, (A*i—Ftlll atinale over the thrill It accompanying him to tha elevator,! got yesterday when Count Ludwig the Dowager Countess' atilt weep­ C h a irm a n 0 / S ta le Bond Body Saint Von llongstrnetun met his ing hysterically. The Count tried P roblem O f ChnnjjinR: A ct infant son, Peter Constantin,, for to quiet his son, who walled the Nineteen Others A d v ^ e s T h a i S lu le Is Now Tt> C onform T o VViuhca O f the first time, Palm Bcitrh so­ spurned the “dollies*’ his titled R eady T o A dvertise B ids Injured, In . fin Tw o ItoubPH A nd Trc«s«try ciety awaited tho next bombshell, father proffered. « h e n C o u n ty U P repared which was promised today in tho ountess told tho detectives The Co F a c in g . J o i n t C o m m itte e Morning Explo |'* » i J, ' **:••**" \ jit * ■ 1 form of statements from the Count that unlrtt* he could se« his son In ' and H. H. Rogers, father of tho tho privacy of his room, he did­ 600 Escape Unh Hathaway Asks For Senate Increase May Counters. n’t care tp see him at uil. “ I came J» § E The thrill came when the Count thousands of miles to see my boy.” Immediate Action Be Dropped From Bill Attempted to banish tho private he declared. “I didn’t coma to see detective unless Mitlkent came the mother. 1 don’t ra re a damn ( o n d em n a lion Proceedings C h a irm a n G reen S n y s ulong with the .nurse und young ulmuL seeing her. I only want to ' Against Property South Of Bills A re J e o p a rd is e d ' I f Peter, The sleuth, Genus Gotham, see tho baby.” (;• . C cncvn Avenue May Benin After the detective and the nurso H uge S la sh Is P e r m itte d was not of the banishing type, uml the Austrian’s glare failed to with­ hud left with the infant, the ro u n t!‘ V ic t im Is Hro Immediate action in expected to* er him. Ho told tho Count he wus- went into conference with William WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.—(Aft— ward the construction 0f the new When He Falla Tho, problem of revising the tax n't nt all tickled td let him see the llaiucli, of Port Chester, N, Y., hli ? ta}° Road No. 3 to Orlando fol­ baby in his room anyway, so would lawyer, arid William Anhrit, pub­ reduction bill so ** to meet the i DownwardlnPud lowing the recent conference be­ they nil come outside In the gar­ lisher, of 3h®,Pictorial Review, who) miprovnl of the Houso, Senate hnd den. tween member* of the State Road have been acting ux the Count’s Treasury today cunfrlnlcd con­ 115. — i t I department und E. A. Dougins*. The Count waved Ids papers, advisor, us to what the next stepa B E L U A IR E T o , F e b . II feree* appointed by, the two which had been signed by Justice will be. 1C AT-1 :!?iB. rm"n °J the «°mn'ittee appoint0P>— O ne m in e r w a» kill' chambers to straighten out point* was I Viscount Wlllingdon; who hus ro- i©d by the County CommUsioiicrs to O’Malley of New Yor hand de­ I^ist night h« declined to dis- o th e r s in ju re d , one p e rh n ' rently arrived in Quebec from 1investigate the status of the new Pelt’d Tragedy Causes Both of differences. manded* his rifehts. Tin* detective I’mitfld by the Senate, the bill uny probable moves no would ta lly , a t th e IH iw hatan jtpartflrt" j Enulund, may ho appointed gover- rroute "”t“ — l------ -* l— as -changed by the county and Countries To Take Action provide c for reduction’ by #IW,- Inst sled nn the garden or tho euss tnkr, although he said be might 10 m ites s o u tii o f h e re nor-gcnernl of Canada to tuceeed the city of Sanford. beach. Baby Pe.ter, hunesthc sear­ To Clean Ont Tin Junnu:, jetn.nod, in- more than *l2h.WJ0,ond ed, started td 'cfy . IBs g&rndm.i. issue a statem ent today. Mr, RogTlio route as pronon-d ‘by the 0f , uuron D yng.^u' : ^ ’ . st » State Department Active more thau Secretary1' Mollon !>.•- the Dowager Countess, bud hys­ i ore also indicated he had under ra o rn ^n^ ‘ , S ix T tu n d ro d oi City and County has been accepted , viuidcrutipn the advUuidlUv o f ; m en in th e m in e e sc a p e d liewd the condition of the treas­ teria. by the state, and letter ju*t receiv-. T .» , , !AVA .. .. . ure will permit this year.' A conissuing a statem ent on behalf of in ju re d . ' . ' :>r Tho hullabaloo was heard all cd from Dr. Fons Hntlmv.av, chair- ,a., n J VANiV1 Mo<*’ J ol> *6, sinerable portion of the imre»*« the Rogers family. Injury to ID others. Ten of tl through I he corrfdor* of the ex-' man of the State Road Department • • . . tWo. aid*'' of the intcrnaby the stti- elusive Poiuriuim and the gathered jured were* taken to n B ritain uppcars to be bo doomed doom J» said to have encouraged the he- fionul boundary moves are under appears n» a m F wmlld crowd hud its thrill. The cuimjtct* pltal, while thco ih^r miheta t for l ount’a Mpuse Plundered ’ief that work will get g under wav way ugalhaL-Tiu-Juana vice o o n d iJ^ V r ol‘ Bouse leader*wlu* lief ftguroa. tu Bmlr owiiTlgiirss. and her father were nowhere to -V IE N N A , FebT 16.—(A*)—The sent to their homes. unmuUntcty, mnialintely. ’ T‘ The Fetter, in jmrt tlons, brought Into tho spotlight t Tlu* mhicnt engaged in wt*ri by tho retool tragedy, which ro- ! Lhntriimn^ Grw*n qf thu Ways ho seen. The Countess was enter tmvn house of Count I uni wig Salm the is rends ns follows; Committorf, huiuling the tnining n party of jy had v. friends ........ on .... th .... Ho'igstratcn, husband of the forni- farther In the main shaft, . ‘ Mr. I,, n. Thrasher, Davidson, "tiled in murder chuigcs being pre- ; “,ul ‘ “ *in “Mexium courts ngnin gain . 1Hnuso t'onforecs, hn* dvclan-il Abut In ncli. near home, uftcr which they cr Mdliccnt Kogvra, has been plun- coped through the main \ Engineer, has presented to us plat b.jited se\i':i men. held in connection with ' any increase over the $330,000,000 went to a dance at n road house. - dored hy thieves,' it was reported within three hours a fte r live the showing the proposed revision, of M illed \r* ks Upon Audn-y and ieduction (imposed by the llmijMThen the nurso and the detective toduy. Cheats of silver and pulpl- plosion. was routing of Rond No. a south of W. O. Perceval, mine innna; , .. ,only . threatened , . a Inmiury . ,• pickod up tlio baby nml left, tin ' iugo were among tho objects taken ; nmrSanford and recommends to the (■lydj Pewjet. If found guilty, the . no! said the ndno would l«J prose*" tioti will asl, that the seven 1 ‘I'’” ' it but also joo|vtrdtavd eflst to r itutu s VMiiuy i n v iiu r g v i department its udoption. This mon i illtionod today with a view a firing squad, actmi-nt of several pending bUts ng squad ' fs lh Of Attempted Robbery Hal.; I*l,rv?y l* t,u‘ w,,"° duu shown lie wing operations tomrrow. etdling for igrreosed npproprnw j »dmisA ired 1 IMiin D o w n s * T h ie f l ,m ,,*al f°rwl*i',k,d I" ibis office by f" ',imn’1* ' ’ per cent of Do: By n strange fat« Uio [similar A g u l m a n u tm 11H l f t U * [Mr. Fred T. Williams, County and KuJ " ,,|IH «»•« re:»- rj 1 facing rW lions, including thv Itpuse bills. killed was drowned- The Mr, Green-also declared that ure in a result of orders by Gov­ City Engineer. Alp Thrasher ad­ threw him in to , the air Hendricks, who ntteiupt- vises the Department that this re­ ernor Dodriquez ientrictiiig sa­ while government uctuaresliinatCH Its New mlGeorge landed face downward in the Senate hill would redtict taxes to hold up and rob rieitninntiT loons to tivti m ’reels and plming m l A. W. Sjohlom of Lake Mary late vised line hus the approval of your tlirjp undei • •O.onn cash bend. liy $ 136,201 .oni) this enb-ndar, it** die of water. Ho ha« nni ft# til Saturday night according to nutli- Honorable Board and also of the Women entertainers today ate actual rcdiutiun would ninount to hit ntified. - * City Commission of Sanford. Tho mine had lwen closed [fib. ,pooOun aiioonlly, when the ^irilics wag arrurufrd before .County liqnishrd and suspicious cbaiactcrs | "While the distance is u little uinep Friday. It rcoi«*i ■berl KJudge J. G. Shnrtm this jn d rn ln g goes fully into effect In later the alignment is not bad, are bt be dcisirled or exit d upon bill morning. Tha mino Is jeteril, and aftyr entering a plea of guil­ greater, Hie Trrs Marias islnmls in Hn* *•u!|" years. and saves, a* it has been stated,’ the ty to the rhni*gc of attem pted rob­ The House conferees .also have \Vns Fortncr'y With OhirtiRo North Carolina Ami (it*oruiu thn rowhntan Mining Co. of California. Jftheir bery was bound over to await the considerable expense und trouble m Ir.s, stqiport from tbn Arp Tied For Second With orly wan tlw property *»f Itounl t)f Filucnlitm Am) Smitvago, Maj. John I . Ba­ Ihree orRepoblinin rcpresentntlve.n rCom- uiiiim of-i’thc So mi nolo Qounty in securing right.of w ay..T he De­ conInhim Kjvt* Itenth* Kuch; Florldn Cleveland ana; Woatern CNatl IMisyg rounds CuniiuB ttet called a public meeting ■" •ii tho Senate, iiuumuvh as the partment Is glial to accent this re-, but chnngcd hands roeett^ ‘ k Ter grand jury under bonds of S<t,IIIMi H uh ;i Killed And HOInjured this morning at which plans t To licitin Duties At Once vision. Your Hoard and tin- City Causu of tho explosion Hniulrichs, who is ohnul *jr., Commission limy consider the loca­ action b) Man Diego, in n-lutlmi 'n major iigreqpcs in reductlona voted knnwn. The blast rocked h point plead hot guilty to Ih eT h afg c of tion ils finally determined and pro- the harder town conilillniia arc to by the .St iiytc .were imule. On tliu Mnry Clark, nf Uaicngp, ' A T L A N T A . Feb. Ifi.-dAb — In tho vicinity and flamos voi»\ „f Democrats aldvd by tortm w r in g nlti nipt to m im irr,i , which a!- ; cord nt once to seeurc all rights of hi- di ■uo.ed. The question of i los­ , wan , who wax roundly scrornl by the Dixie yielded up 8h worn lives ; 100 feet higher thdn the mlrte iospruents. •ry liul so placed ngainsl liitu by the an- way t,i<mg same, ing the Inink r to entry except by R*’Ill Mjcan city playground cumtnlssiun to m l last wm*k to Urn traffic demon, I ni luxca.which seem most iike- mi dirortbe bnminted thoiitio iMJtauae of tho fact that | "As soon ns the two Boards shall I»U;>|ioil is expected to lomi lieof iduygrouud tuillyi while 262 persons wore mute o r i 1 x ty in be restored to the bill |» mIII, gov- he is saiil to have struck Mr. Sjo- lmvo secured deeds to a continuous for this mccUng, Ilea in Banfprtf, luu arrived In jn nbly a t lower rates, Arttty*^ qu b* the hhmi on the .head with h niece of right of way from Sanford to the United [111 ^mr.AurirT^ •j*lnb‘.- rlu rg e td1. xh.' vrorb^V nj b , had uipu flu ring ttu \ i » W | ; at* Gtoogu County - line, A'H’ A’— -LL~ A 'hipina lids wook. will lie | tempi. meat will be ready to udvurtl.ic for vchtig Mis-i Clark wiw forincrly with tho Sen view at - Mi. SJnhlom closed his place of bids for the construction of this tt ,, .T,r_ tlit* .('hii'ugn llourd uf Kdurjitinji Uotiso rtpre today. I business ip lmko Marv about II important road. (Mr. Douglass ad­ run cotcml in Mexlcuta, ^naved-to aim lives are Scnutura Sniuot of t’luy ground* Committee,' having mitofrycle e’rlock .Saturday night nml started vises that it tuny become necessary Tin Jtwuu to take saver*f affida­ jl r.Si. ™ j ro of c spurts, feativals, folk alfipL l/M- ,McLean of Connecticut, and churge loll I j for his home; He hud nlmoat. imlcmn tho isnd immediately vits ng and < other activities in cun* >:kAouUiaua, with-fix dpnilpq .look I , ,in cuimcctien ,, ■ .with - , ,the, affair. . . ReCtRof fVnnsylvaaia, Rc|)ubticnns; dunrlng Teh. Id. . inched home when Itendri , of Geneva Avenue for a dis- - Information presented, in cpuit Slnimretit* of North Carolina and ncctiun with the city schools sys­ nii'hort lead over Grorgiu nml was stay- j “Ih’gcd to have jumped out, a ruck | •f about U)» feet. If this | charge Luis Atnadro probriotou of (;crr>- „r |(hud0 Inlaml, Domocrols tem of playgrounds. Chicago play­ IVurth Carolina, hbf ucafbst comhotel m I Att. Sjnhlom a blow with a piece enuutiem should artho I strongly the Oakl.uid Bar, Refugio L. Al-I ________________ c _ grounds ate >nid to nink us the, ItetttoVs, which hod five each to Rsed to in: i ,lf had ~jpc and sUurtcd a fter n urge that ynu institute condemna- [ \ nn*r, Untender. Francisco Navmost thoroughly systctplm i in the Ini IdUi'd. Mississippi returned.im doaths for the weelr/'y. •. -a . roll >if money whieh Mr. Sjnhlom tion proceedings just as soon as a i round Salvudi* Hspim'-i, Rivers House Committee Is United States. Tiiomas y, Tnibot, Preshy The opening of the South Side Georgia H?d the n u m b e r injured si» mum i- *uid to have been carrying on you find this step to be nceossury, land .tuna A'ftr 1; .Sang, (,'hincsc Im* Ashed To Abolish The in order Hint no time may In* lost u>l owner, witli attacking I'eleet. playground will tula: place Feh, 22 with 47, .South Catollna bringing Ml*-*on worker t>f Ketducky, wxnt di- j hin n[,,son nt tl,e lim cAlthough receiving n severe jn pl.u j11K t ),|, WOrk under way. Thu seven are nil nccu-ctl of re­ und the public his been inyllcji t*> u p the r e a r with only five hqH. David II. loitshaw, a men) ervrii for "With reference In fhe building sponsibility for the deaths in the U.S.TuriffCommission nliund tfiu opening for n get-to- xThure were ho ouLdatiding urci- of the National Council of Rive new*. | g/'-h on his head by tho blow, Mr. Men'a. Christian A si T__ ----------- -----getleir meeting, according to an donLi during tlio week, but the . Young ------‘ord thatj Njnblom grnnolcd with his assail- of shoulders to tile present road,‘ *1 I’cleeb family. WA’s HINGTON, Feh 1G__-</»*! - oimuuucunicnt made today by mem­ survey was featured.bv, ths im- t.lon, were tho speakers s t ti»d»y*a mil. forced tho idpD from hi wish to state (hut a crew was pul lit to muke l A demand for abolition of Du ber* of tha playground commit- provcmcut of Florida's |eore. “That litnchcon of the Sanford Rualty anil in turn, felled tho mai on this jolt within u very short Accident HesuKs In tariff commission was inmlc to the tion. later gavo his iiume to the sUitri, which for inuhy weeks has Board, presided over b;y II. C, Du* while after my visit to Sanford, House Appropriations Committee thurltlc* as llondrieks. been m ar the head of the column, Bose, president. Mis* Clark staled today Hint sev­ but the failure to got material, due Police Court Fines —The during its consideration of fiscal eral events would - he staged on reported only three killed and 30 ■ M r. Talbot, who hss spent a n Mi. Sjobloni held his prisoner to embargoes, has hindered the »ay* that fund* for th a t body. It wu* dis­ in- Of years lit the tnountuins Deed ile- until Deputy Sheriff-C, C. Steph­ progress of the work to such uil ex- \ K. J. Rutger was fined $30 and closed today in published reports that day providing the apparatus injured. nrrivod on the scene myi took tent that very little has been ac­ arrive.* In timo to he im Hilled A tabulation bv states follows: Kentucky doing welfare and becuUfe enson costs in police court this morning of tho commission. properly. Killed Injured idun work among (he people with the charge of Hendricks. At the time complished. Now, with the traffic on a charge of/feckless driving The demand wus made in behalf of hb arre st Hendricks had w re ­ situation clearing up somewhat, The apparatus was ordered Virginia ...... ...........3 301 back country, devoted his rei [In Canada. in, u result of an accident Saturday of the National Board oT farm or­ volver in his pocket but it is said ;i,i to LvUlng of his ex|Htrl*nnrs in have hojies of securing roc a de­ afternoon In which the muchirjejio ganisations by its secretary. Chuj. sometime ago and must of it has North Carolina .. .. .ft j it was in- he did nut attem pt to use it du r­ wo nd is ' • ex been shipped to Urn city nml ­ Sgpth Carolina .. livered in sufficient quantities to *** 2 b mountains amt of his desire was driving struck a six-yiar-ohl R. Heilman. Ho prcsenLuJ a reso­ pected to nrrlve within 1tho next (h'-fyia | «rly this ing the encounter. ------ ft 47 tw'uplo in general look upon make belter progress. This job boy. lution adopted by the farm orguriWillie Bennett, who sustained ■band nr.Scvrrnl stitches were required when completed will make this « few days, he said. :ui a lighter vein, "to spread i Flonda ......... II irution at a recent meeting charg­ J JMterdny. to close tho wound on the head bettor 2t» Alahuma .Hfro.....** road than it has over been, lacerations about fhe face and ing the commission with guilty 'I D the greatest |World that of his en* head. ,, ?TF ffikV 1j r ..0 intended victim. B . ' he Mid. v | <19 a* wo ---- . * t W O 1propose ' i w j ' w n v not only to build the a i / of "unwarranted delay in arriving Policeman A. It. Beckwith, who Mr. hjobloni U fluid bun her 1 ..... .0 to be ji man . nM,k ^hou!diir» but to •urfacc-tm it Dr. Latshsw was sent hero ut decision;.’projudlrcii treatment hnp|H'i)cd to be near the U-*cne of 2 [ after the very strong for — his ....... nee, which Lthe , sumo „umo with with oil oil and i — — ..... sla g .’ ArkaiWM thu National Council in th« tnl of parties appearing before it” und the accident, arrested llucgrr who I had is. 3 21 U .'fere ft * r**‘ * * * * ... , 1 am sure that the people under* cptu of thu Y. M. C. A- work In I, Its secret hearings as .Sixteen years ago. Mr. Sjobloin .un,i ffllu| uPi,rcciute why this g a y lM*nd for Ids appearance in attacking ...4 lft city. iU Is to attend a numboi having "created a situation ap­ I I this morning. ro c* wus shot twice following some shoulder work hus not progressed coort meetings today and this event! proaching closely to a public scan­ The youngster wasiutrjdgd Total •• *#«** **•«-' “ 35 tur. and will coneuh ' with loent dal.’’ fjospitsl where' nn examination M U , IS " ’ A s l i h W T r i U S : — r ,|,w 'y' — . cuiicurnln ■ /ailed to tuvual uoy xenoj^.Uuur: _ f F uneral services for Madison Tifiiinr 1fDV Jus. He WtlV n-moVwM^hi.J lumiii. | > a y t o il * O . , H B B I > a r g C Fklsi ufdAfuye,. Jr., ii.V. -whose uri-'f ’N e g T i n t c c u s e d l J future . immediately afterwards and wus timely dcutli reaultvd at the Fern* t im a , I• *1^1 j | a 4 * ki4ulking before lha-real Blaze This. Morning ald-Iaiughlun Hos|dtal Saturday in court this morning. J |I 1 U W tU C K C l about Hendricks is believed to com e) men today, lie said that “tho gre evening ut 7:30 o'clock were held __ . . ■ »tcs» uft- from Indiana and has boon h a n g -1- * e st asset the city of Banfunl n lit 3 o’clock In thv Methodist DAYTON, Ohio, Feb. 15.-</P)— entered possesses is in the young men t.oss estimated at 1760,1100 was rhurch, Dr. K. J). King Presiding The imthe city.” caused by fire this morning, which in the absence of Dr. T. J.- Nfxon. • LrulI circle* The assembly ' heard Uenl. of thot „ U « . PAWTUCKET. II. I- Eob. 15.—. ' Public buildings bill is taken up for a time threatened the heart uf Interment followed a t the new Mu[stojd furth CiiarDs Edwnrds, negro, who Dutlosc read a tele# idcipaI Cemetery. 1 the business district. The fire (d*)—The body of a man, w ho wo* in House. 'Hunt early last night shot and serious­ Dtate .Fresldent wl Mr. Moye’s death earns as » ly shot and thrown * . Hquos Republican steering committee broke out in the National Meat wounded Cha Charles Rublmun and spreading rapidly to the great shbclc to hii many friends Asia Chi'ver, tivo of Ids roinjian said that the truck in the m ite r o f this city outlines Senate program. fMarket, t Hr*cL' ,piR*'ffVF : a* long ducted in Florida , firre, who w*ere ussw sro of the pxidmg, a vtsterdny, preinmahly by hi-jacx* House aud Senate conferees be- Homo Store Uuildln iniu in a crap game aud drii 10 remain Business Bureau of trenttr seriousness of his condition! store. ers, lay 'unldentilM “ nil no duo gui work of revising tax bill. Stales wan BOW procs icr or brought .bout by blood poisuatng I Officials of tha store estimated l.» tn found W his d i p Senate considers treasury and f k Countess ■ the direct ioif of the the damage of the Home Store at h e r; _____ • aiajfers. ... • h postoffice appropriation measures. I&PO.OO0 slayers, r . r s in ,' ia while th at of the Ameri­ Coral Gables #1~40U.WX> its stor­ can Building, a M story offloe ■& SJ. c l ! S ! S m ™ structure, was placed a t #100,000. 'K V ren u C T f . 0 ^ ““ * * ompletion of European W>onu--I ‘Tu^'roock*'*bUt ho denied ever age plant will be constructed. ,.,m^Ptant lie attended local schools, and hsi a -'T h e Shooting took toe nun-ad. ments to America’a w ar dead in h vin Bcen (he dead nun and doigh slteresUou graduate of the Hanford hf 1aad admit, Dnie for dedication-on the tenth | ! ? » _ . lrUck was stolen yesterschool. Following the outbreak of or lady luck. * In nnttivrniary of the nigning of the . . J./tcini)„n. °V"I*stand- armistice Is provided,for in .the in -jd j m g the World War, Mr. Move snlUted and may result in Psync, a motorman, ing to tho inriou* in the naval reserres, «Uh< _ ‘k-iwndeoi office appropriation bill ‘ Jnmea • that during a heavy f*iP to evade der agit, and served meritonuusly rcoorted today to "the House ear-1 hl^Liw^s man leap into the finer or nut for 12 months, returning to Floridn ted or ad- P'ing #502,488,000 for tho various enb u t tha^truck. tha i n i e i A l - moment P . .. inter„ after armistice to resume bis indepi mjent boards coinm isitonc's lusaw on object thrown irito th# turpitude, wife is an enthusiast on Egyptian itudicxthe NEW YORK, Feb. ut the yplvcrsHy st Ytalhe*lueslioncl, and bureau* of t)i«, government, f i r e d Under the dead man’s a m Jfthn Jl. Rockefeller, Jr., has offetr a rt objects. hjeets. ■ twhere he' H j the amount i s vM0.406.00d above was a landed revolvcr. ln his ls the opinion of axehacoluf ville, King Foud of the Egyptian “•* utic and »o»*al Vear’a bill u\id $44,000 above uckcts were cards of Di*> Hew A •t th, P* |k ista hero that only * small part of jn ttj tion, the sum of #10,000.000 for the ^ ’ Martin. budget estimates. ork men. On the bock of Hie c ruction and maintenance in Cairo Egypt's story has been told end dir®S.t nnpronriation for »b# . *” ■“ Z’JZ'mLfwrsi telephone nuni- of a great museum and archaeolog­ 11 aid materially in j ZL, The re- A'.»crican Battle Mopumonts Com- hers in this Z tight Jurlher marfrivicinity, . ical institute. “ Hight by ""SMon is #800.000. plus a contract Thfl truck, found abandoned * l tnc veriubic treasure This fact Ucoras known through “n the “uthuruation of #2.200.000. facta about tlw huannouncement In Cairo by *fo*. ’‘d*1 increase of more than Breasted, actin ^ • result of larg- !K »",.<bon Z S L r f u « a » of Mr- Rprkcf* » the Earl / ‘*,,proPriatIons for tho veterans *1 «°"re-i p e S i ? rs,l v for “ dJUsted com’ Ear) uf nu **Ua? and insurance requirc- f i l wiUiwt.r* ttoWI-t f t y j i a - J .ires to impOM» In New U . 'i j f * . ! f i n & . & , a,,propr,atbn uullinK w rt, firrd Iron Rockefeller j “*‘ c .r rh, uouiicetnent as ■BT < Vymum BE.N0 ' 5 ^ m « d a t£ n a .M & m ew urepro- j *»w • **r*e louring truck wing . . “ ____ ____ ______ I vitfro tor for the folio following; treasure commission FAIL TO I TON. W V J Feb. W JA IE S spany. Edward Jl and hr "eaa* t i t ide Shaft To Roape: Fur W orfT uo U. S. AND MEXICO TO MAKE WAR ON VICE CONDITIONS ,fi ' HENDRICKS HELD K aFO R GRAND m m IN $4,000 BOND I MISS CLARK WILL LOUISIANA LEADS SERVE AS HEAD DIXIE IN TRAFFIC OF PLAYGROUNDS TOLL FOR WEEK Two Speakers Heard At Wt Realty Board Funeral Services For M. E. Moye, jr., A r e Held Today !K nr Shooting Robinson Is Still _At Large ls Still Unidentified Washington News S"'*S|N'ew ApprQpriation ““ '""'Bill Carries More Than $200,000,000 John D. Rockefeller, Jr-, Offers Rig. Sum For Museum To Be Built In Cairo "•aTSL* '■rite* I f£ S * c -- VSt V. �Their Ages Total 221 Yea: 'fat kindzhnde higher etrly ^omL- f Nationally Known Lecturer ■; TalksTo Audience Igist | Night At nigh School f, ' Auditorium Church Service Dr. Jam es S, McGaw, general . secretary of the N ational Reform A*w>cIaUon, w ith headquarters a t j, P ittsburgh, Pa., was the speaker a t tho F lral C hristian Church in the High school auditorium last night, HU subject being “Our National H m ta g e , Shall Wc Keep I t ? ’’ A .te r explaining th a t the reform , association had been a t work for the past slxty-ono years to re-es­ tablish tho fact In the minds of the ►people throughout the United ■• Htatys th a t the reading' of the , Bible In our schools and homes • and the observance) of the Sabbath ): na a day set o p art for the worship of God is a national heritage, Ur. t-JfcGuw look ns Ids text the verse six o f Psalm W. “The Lines A re Fallen Unto Me In Pleasant ;! Place, Yen I Have a Goodly HcrltHe then spoke of the won­ d e rfu l stride th a t America had ^rnnde In its Industry, education and agmslnces organisations, making n fe tte r progress than other coun-' tries, being blessed as no other , country is blessed, and explained J io v r the open Blbla has been tho m eans of such blessing, v Mention was made of how other countries, m any of them seemingly to be m aking very slpw progress and living In alm ost tho same conj dltlons as they did many years ago. . flabson wns quoted ns saying th a t "W hat America needs mo*t •M« Religion" and th a t tbo “secret of prosperity ts the promotion of , Religion," in accordance with the t scriptural te x t of “Seek ye first th e Kingdom of God and His right. coursncss and all these things shall i .be added unto you." t- Dr. McGaw stated th a t “ most 1 men have a religion of some kind, £ uml there U a cry In tho human i h e a rt to find good, Our furefath• era hud it wlien they cam e'to this country, and realizing that state ‘ and church were not the same thing they established religious freedom, m aking an honost acknowledgment of ‘tho Lord Jesus Christ as their . King of Kings and Lord of Lords. They handed down to us on our coins the fact thnt America was founded as “In God We Trust,” “Our great danger today is tlint we lose sight of this fuel of the word of God us a necessity," Ur. McGaw. stated. 1 . “As America was Founded on tho Bible", Dr. McGaw stuted, 1 M any P icture Stars , D o Not-Attend Film j P re-V iew Show ing NEW YORK, Feb. 15. (/P)—Tho K preview—best defined, perhaps, uh the showing of a motion picture ; . in a th ea ter previous to Its re­ lease so as to catch errors and uAcortuln Its reaction upon specta« torn—holds varying Interest for the Hlurs. Homo of tlicrn attend; I7 others do not. .* , Edmund I^owo of Fox-Film s, tluM dbes u preview of a “ moment's breathing space allotod un uotor before the tliButer-golng public bps nit opportunity to praise or cun3 dCmn tho picture.” lie seldom views the “ rushes,” which uro shown daily as a picture is being filmed, but w aits fo r tho theater preview. t strong; he»l light steers early ri» A l 11.26; heavy weight 11.00; in be- I I I J tween grades pm lim inuting; hulk * ‘ 8.75010.25: feeders strong nt ?.0o A \ T It Heal list a te Conveyances $>8.56; bulk veulers to packers l l l V 1 „ E- O. Kesler i d Elton J. Mough- 12.00</P) ton, lot* 14, 1R, 26, 28 and 27. block 11.00. 13.00; —outsiders I4.00ti> . 1 . Ceyslnl subdivision;'considera­ Sheep 20.000; few early tales of ? c rm rn tion W .000. P cliv Snn Lnntu Investment Codtpany fat lambs nt 18.50<g)13.?6; 50 U» 75c rh „o to LHIle Sandlin, lot 7, block 8, lowir; outsiders paid on shipping „ • Bnn Lanta subdivision; considera­ account; early su lci feeding lambs 13.50® 14.00; 26 to. tit) lower; ,fraction f 2 ,f>0t). Magnolia Heights Inc., l» Frank- tlcally nothing done on fn t sheep; j Rev. Thomas R. Tclbot. or utxLoaning, lot 82, Magnolia Heights indications weak to lower. Ington, Ky., occupied the pulpit of subdivision; consideration 51,000. the First Presbytsrian church last I CHICAGO, Feb. 15.—(yP>-But£.. E. Wilson to F. S. McKee, lands in section* 35, township 21; ter lower; *J,180 tubs; Breakers ex­ night and delivered a talk on;hb' tras 11 «»; standard 4114; extra consideration $500. firsts <3)4114; first 39V45E4U; experiences in m i s s i o n wprk D. M. Deul to Muric E. Engcr- second 40U 37® 30, , nmong the njountal? I , aall, lot 17, block 7, San Lantn.sub­ hirh -wns r i declared by i* Lgfrs unchanged, receipts 12,302 Kentucky,, “which division; consideration $500. ids *“ listeners to bo one of the most • cares; firsts 29@30; ordlnarj ** " ......... Quit Claim Herds .enlightening, yet humorous, speechfirsts 27. Glen J. Wimbiah to Laura U. .t s ninny of them had ever heard, O’llryan, I t 65 Pine Heights; price ________ pro Rev. Talbot, In commenting on ' W.-Consmion* and quotation* not suited. tftiiiiig on the Juckson^ilie rkct. the • niHlig Oii theJiicknunviiia nm rkci, * ■ ■ * work, told of his call to the L. F. Hoyles to Nettie Ingram, today ns reported by the F Florida 1912 nnd oft n lhise nsubsv subselorida! ministry in 1012 and r a • 9 • i >i i . it... t 1 i r t ’ l' lots 12, 18, 22, 23, Pace Acres; Con­ StAto M arketing Bureau: nJucnt duties to the , nail coimrei'Iderntlon not staled. Supplies of all miscellaneous gvtions in the villages of the KcnAllen Blnckshcar to Lula Dick-, ion. p art of lot 45, N ew 'U p sn la; vogoUblcfl very light; dem andI tacky back connrty. good; movement very light; m arket- He gave the congregation a hisconsideration not stated. strong fbr good slock. i tmy the development of the misReaiis, green, hamper*, no sup- elans and church work lit the vil- NEW YORK, Feb. 15.—OP)—Ex-’ $4.60®6.00. tensive readjustm ent were catTicd Cukes, bushel crates, hot ho out In the bond m niket today, re- pmctlcally no supplies, su ting In a marked confusion o f E g plant, standard crates, fai price movements through the early supplies very light, $3.00@ 0.00 ER N IE NEVERS, LEFT London Producer.1? Come To Defense Of Show Patrons LONDON, Feb. T5.—(/P)—Nor­ ■about tho theatre Is th a t everyf ► , ' man McDcrmontt’s abandonment ! thing depends on how a play g ets | If it starts* off w ith a ° of the management of Everyman i1 started. hang It will go. If it doesn’t get Theatre with the announeemept p good s ta it it is impossible now® JV8t that there is no public for intel­ days to nurse It into success.” 8-#r - * Lrsue, lectual ploys In London has stirred 1 Anthony Prinsep, of tho Globe 1 ptcaaantnoM. ninny managers and ptoducers to Theatre, says “ Henry the E ighth" 1 their meetWg defense of the public. , 1 and "Doll’s .House" arc doing tr e - 1 , ___________ Miss Sybil Arundale believes the . mendotis business in London nt r >____ Everyman Theatre was too small, present moment, thus showing th a t | t m n u and that in her opinion a serious serious plays do SUCCefcd-lf they I theatre must have seats for at ure presented in a maimer which ■ IcaBt 700 persons nnd sell many appeals to the public. I; J of these seats a t such n low rute thut persons of Intelligence who Turn pa—Citizens Bank &. T rust I have ..been impoverished by the Co., to organize $500,000 bond anil jj 1 n war cun afford to attend. • *3 j’1; Frederick Harirson, of the Hay- ' mortgage firm . market Theatre, thinks there is i room for serious as well ns for) light plays, lie points to "Suint i Joan" and "The Man with a Load of Mischief,” both of them serious Tliv above li'lt*;'-* ivli.ti K*MW.tf4 of a lute lllfjilitrnt. Kvtriul. mtm tlnn will t>e uwurilifll a t<ukHln41.1u,! clear «if all .li'-iiinl.roiiirv l)ri«'t<ji New York unit Aibitir tor i This offer rsplres llifth IlfCli® i them in .the ways of righteous liv­ ing and in gaining *nn education." Rev. Tulbot will speak ngaln to­ night a t 7:30 o’clock nnd n large nuut-nce is expected to be present to liciir the second of what is said to lie very inspirational series of messages. NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 16,ton futurcB openyo steady; 19.68; May 18.89; July 18.41) I7.G1; Dec. 17.59. CELERY M ARK ET CELERY M A R K E T ........... Total carlot shipments from Sanford district this season uag, Hearts Roebuck. International NEW YORK. Feb.* 16.—(d»)— Harvester, Foundation Company. Fresh selling broke.out in the Mock todutc ........................... „Vf....... American Wool pM., Texas C.ulf market with the resumption of Total c»rlot shipm ent Irom Sanford lust season to same Sulphur and Rock island. A 15 trading today, causifig a ■general date ........................................ point riso in Danish Kroner fun-j recession of pricei.. Uneasiness lured the opening of the foreign j over the goveinmcnt's suit against \ Total carlot shipments from exchange m arket with sterling un- tl„. National Food I’ruducls Cor--! Snnford district two years cnanged at 4,84. . pi.ration paused u three point b rea k | ngo, same date ................. “ . f■ in |iroducts, unu of tho purtkipa-J Total carlot shipments from Hanford last season.. Nihmi Slock IsiHi . Hn^c companies. J UUK l*eli. \5; * Mnny of tbo companies veco^itizShipping information fur Haiur- i Allied ChonJ. & Uye . 137 ►i u,» loaders also yielding tu selling • ♦4 **)i i < A iierican ( a n •' %,[U< ' A s s u r e with early losses of one mi), re h m a ry IS; Sanford, Fla., cool, clear. Mod-' American Niiielt. & llefa. 801k to three ami half points rgiaten-d American Woolen .'Ill's by if. H. .Steel. General Electric. I rate wire inquiry. Demand good, A tdil.son .......... 131 * Muck Truck and .Southern Railway. exceeds supply, market strong. Carloads f.o.b. usual terms, it).inch n a te s, in the rough 3-0 do*. Gold­ CHICAGO, Feb. 15.—(A*)—PolaSelf-blanching nnd Pearly tnes receipts 108 cars; totnl U. S. en ') bite, quality and condition gener­ shipments Saturday 717; 15 Cana­ ally good, fairly well blanched, dian; Sunday 79, seven Cunadiun. Trading ju st t'nir, m arket trifle at ranger on iiest stock; Wisconsin sacked round whites !1.85®3.H.V. fancy shade higlver; Idaho sacked russets 3.50®4.0iH according to quality. CHICAGO, Feb. 16.—<A»i—Willi Liverpool process lower thuu luid 111 Mi been looked for, the wheat niurlOt 44H bore underwent early setback to­ day. World ahipfentr. were 3,470,000 bushels larger than n week ago and British flour mills were report ■ urI to ‘ 'he Contemplating a week’* ................131 *hut down bemuse of lack of de ---------- round. However, buying increased and the murket allowed consldcrn15.—</P)— (UN. bit* inclination to rally. Opening steady to 10c price*. 14 to l% c lower, May l.tia heavy weight to 1.05*4 and July 1.48 to 1.4BL, <ed; big pack- wero followed liy a alight further ulk 250 to SOU drop and then by u general upturn. 10® 12 .00; muCorn and.onU wore easy, syntpulo 225 pound tbiiing with tvlieut. Besides, corn ; bulk belter , recoipts today were liberal nnd an13.90; tops on other increase of tho visible sup* 0; 100 pounds I ply tutal wns expected. After M AXIM DEVELOPMENT6 n o r\;ext ivtii tjm ii I'm i» i at w hich your m oney can draw interestu )gre.ss. A t present m oney invested along Druid Park will bring you a h a n d s o m e reoiling talk blit cold blooded facts show ite In everv man’s life there are certain opportunities that present themselves. If he w isely avails himself of theadr Uyjy are 'rushes,* Incomplete, so f a r Rubens ns tho "The " • Alma Int showings aretoconcerned, said, “enable mo pick out but the prefer watching the Individual flaws In my own work. I know action. If a aoeno doesn't look ite right-w e still can remake it. la Improves the finished pro­ duct. Only occaslunally_do I a t­ tend a preview^*-----Juciiucllne Logan aec^ the “rush­ es" end previews,, as ■■ does 3ft*,n Mat-] Mur ? va n ^ g es K pleasures of this life and in the respect of his fellovy inen. Mining1In New York Druid Park offers you the ch an ce to avail yourse ________ ________________ __________________ ! nod Tom Mix view their dally work g A and often take In the preview*. Lou Tellcgvn also watches hi* work a* tho picture prograusc* its re-nctlon upon *' and atudle* - those who a_„ t; cal and a* the “rueltos" are thrown on the screen he niakea^notc*. ) mostly w ritten In French, which p are cen»ulted frequently upon retlie *ct. . B reward in Ae opportunity born pf Sanford’s rapid J* K *ct growth. * and sub 1 he reasonable price at w hich you ins secure homesites insures a quick profit. State Bar Exams Are Given In Tallahassee N RACK IN CAPITAL AHA8 HEP, Fla. Feb. 15. ,-enmr M artin returned to * this morning a fte r an of oyer • week, spent In. j the observance of G*and Goverttor'e Day, a t the l.irlda fair, and a t Jackwhore lie remained several ring tho serious illness of easure for anyone of our representative for an inspection tour of the property* , TALLAHASHE., Fia. Feb. 15. slon of the H ute Hoard ot Lnw Exaimner# since l u organization opened here loduy with approxi­ mately 500 applicants for the F lorida Bar in attendant e. . Those taking the examination came from till Lection* of J w United States. Several women were Included ampng the apph- cade—City plans to 1,000 Improvement pro- llusull* of the iXi.Illiujtiuh, whioh was held in the utmh htti, of Uni Loon Higti witi :Ult b t 'announced for some Ume, H , r-new ijuitk wi AKlNwst Fort Myers. O lilt OUtiANIZATJUN S S j S n f ’u ' o ' 1 use wo don't us. Tailing Chinese, gos- f a djvorce i*«titittn *»d 0n feet- nun ■ conceited, and heuv. »a In some Waste iron) gas lactones of partly burnei f t h a J'I b* * became u C. L. Uritt K. A. Chillcmiun Joe D. ChiUemlcn L. P. Chittenden fo r Ulvorct.--Colum. the F ra n k J . F it* a a lric k l). C. Griffin ' \> v>. tr . H i nlU ti ■ : K. M-Uuat Biurr-CHi Jlpwan!,OvcrW» Mildred 0. e, h. �-- Products Warm Dcnoois Shown A t Fair mN a tiv e P a a y Picks | . One ngrlculW <>cent or hi* oy» ftife of an a c t I'Arrowed enough liloncy to*buy a cow, made enough from the milk to pay for it, and inside of a year, through hir own effort* required n dniry farm, and now is earning 44,000 a year, although ho I* not yet SO yrnr; old. d ttudenls are proud of :t» rilibon for the host di*- D a iry Vance, pitching (!’<■ firoeklyn Bobbin», is now-retailing Here I’-e is o n j hejright selling a nytivel ■ksting I School Ely. has [of any kr sta te [the fair bllective bf staple j awards •of omn- kn prodir of the ml It. Sv he school b , some distance fcj at th e Eida 12ie school ibordtory shies and nted nnd students. ul farm , rwy a g ri- tf is rci project, wltry, or bordcf* of Miami, there is an al­ most Inexham time field for land­ scape architect* hnd gnawers of oriuuncntal shrubbery, for the dec­ oration nf the winter villas th at pro springing up throughbbt this Sec­ tion. . . Trucked To Fair *' AH tho bpnutiful ornamental plants nnd material* used for this exhibit, according to J. L. Butts, jostructor, were put on n trutJwtil Miami a n d .d n \e i! to Tqmpp w ith­ out tho DrenKUig of .even ono flow­ er |iot. This .exhibition nf land­ scape work represents n tropical garden adjoining a portion of n pic­ turesque little . house. Growing bananas lire show'll. Italian rye grass, planted the first day of tly fair, is now n velvety lawn, bord­ ered with a neat row o f tiles, and With glassed shrubbery of the green nnd variguted leaves of ornamental lants. Varieties of the maidennir fern, which was awarded a blue ribbon; crotons flecked with yellows nnd reds, which make un­ usually attractive spots of color; the hibiscus; the phoenix; feath­ ery leaf variety of palm nnd sear S ‘thin work nnd-V !» Moratory, a lucmncrs or the Untie county ag­ ricultural i:chooi already have tint their knowledge to profitable imp, ami have earned a great deal of tnonyy by landscape gardening for new house* outside of their school Work. Tho Ijoys have earned its much as $1,200 on one job. for this interesting work. Model Cardrn The agricultural school at Wuu- chula in represented by a display «>f a model gnnlen, composed of plants and vegetables t ^ n frpm tucir cejiool garden, roots nnd all, nn dplanted in rows, with u bed of ■hio.ss hMween each. A. A. Mondos ir the agricultural instructor at Wnnchula. A 2nd., prjre ribbon was received by this school for it* crop displftyi ar.il for its collectlvu Uisplay, and n pink ribbon donotitiuc fifth prixe for garden p r o d u c ts .' Montverde agricultural school, in loike county, show* un exhibition M R . R E A L T O R ■.*:r !*v K, r W fsP ai G-oJ- *S f.\k wjA-TRI time this year, and sHnvr» an in­ teresting ii,splay ,of fatTO shop work, for which it received a blue riJj|Miju Iferc uno qiay find such uaciiiI fa|m conatrlvmicei tia a poul try feed hox, n feed ” hopper, a imikinj; rlool, tool cabinet and.Cools You Poor Kid, Why and a mat hin* m isn ! for keeping Are You So Skinny? record of the «pg production of each hen. hese urc the loot work Don't your mother know thatin farru efficiency, rijd wcre thaUc Cod Livur Oil u ill nut poundn-of "V U:e bnys K T 1 hea’t.'iy flesh on your bone* »g Aloe Johnson, iiciiiuvt-irr \ dis­ just n few week*? play of J4 kindr of fertiliser in • Tell her every druggist bar it in CiiunuH! 1* of tdwbata nut v a’jiu. . sugar-coated tablet form now so Tour Urah.'her . that you won't ha\ks to take the ‘Tlnrt production. anlCihf nh.t- nasty, fishy-cuting nil th at Is ap t oandrj% hor.icjlture. and W 'arm m to upset your delicate stomach. mafia‘fern cut are die ."our brunches her that McCoy’s Cpd Liver rtad'cfl’-d itirg the four ycuts of OilTell Tablet* un* chock* ntr\uUurftl VTOfK." <H»’d r full Compound vitalising viiamtne* and are *t»r Stnf’h of the illPsborv;i;:H the of greatest {le-'h producers and school, "planf'■production b. ..t-.nl- health builder^ i>hn cjm find. 9 ictl In the first year, and the other One sickly thin kid. age i>, gain­ •object* taken up in order, hut ill four r.ce peeessary for the well ed 11 pounds In 7 months. tvjiiiU-d fanner." She must n*k the Onion PhattnM. Smith cmphnslxi>U Ihu fnct ncy r r any druggist fnr F c Coy's that profit was the aim of avpry Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablet*— farmer, aiul a thorough technical 00 tablets—60 cent*—as pleasant knowledge of crops,- noils ami to lake as candy—and If at the markets was neceMary in order to end of 00 dnyn if *he isn’t gladattain thin object. Before plant. she bought them your druggist Is nuthorixid to return her money. a -,i . ' WRITE OR WIRE AT QNCE 1 1“ ,j ■ We e ff :r Such n man connection with one of the largest Sub- , , L’ivisloha in ih c S ta te of Florida. Backed by n group o f men *■ \>ivun «’? would be. glad to hnve you look up through R. G. ' Dun Cl., Rrr. Direct ■, or your local Bank. . -, : V f l WE IDO NOT ASK YOt) TO INVEST ■ ‘ If ’ an lmrmiit. straightforward proposition with wonderful oppurtunitios Oi inervarc your earning gapucity will in te rest. _ >««>• i $1' ' . . itfrSf WRITE AT ONCE FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS O K EECH O BEE P IN E S * INC. 4 West FUffler Street MIAMI, FLORIDA smciIT TREMOR FKLT REDONDO. Cab. Feb. 1 5 . - ^ — A slight earthquake was fait here today. Tho tremor also was felt in some sections of Los Angeles. Thiro was no damage. •‘■ aa-iB anE aE C N anK aK ianaaga ■■■■■■«■*■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ „ a jJJ CENTRAL FLORIDA OFFICE :U7 H18 F irst N ational Rank Bldg. Sanford, Florida. S. (J. CRAY, RESID EN T MANAOER Homes, Lots, Farms, Acreages STUCCO and PLASTER . I t *1 11 Masonic Temple Hldff. ► .t ;■-.V/- ‘A-T.wx\? VVa/-Vi ' •’ * . , " V/'VU %'-•iti . ' mT •* ■%’.lr f\r- if Peautiful new stucco bungalow—six j l ooms, bath and two porches, „located ;! • . tVeW fli on Oak Avenue a t Fourteenth Sti*eet, ii?j (Contractors qf Jacksonville, Tam pa, Miami, Sanford, West Palm Beach, D aytona Beach F*O » R SALE ,f r CfiSjVx 'I |w%• AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES A'eu are Reliable * You can sell without misrrpresBnUtldn ”ou have a large clientelle - v,' ■q" You want them to ihurs Florida'* Prosperity You want to increase your Karnlngs . . s You' want to 'repreVnt u* in Jfnur la c sltly ' ■ *7 ■.’ -J/# f' ' ■■ -Ap -' ’."K? ’ *— *4X3 rl*» -1 Price $8,66o.OO,' Terms. '• Phone 75 The Davey-W inston Organization, Inc. All modern' finishes inside and out. All work Guaranteed. Look our work over. Plenty of Mechanics and plenty of ma­ terial. Owners Masonic Bldg. R o c B o n d S t u c c o a S p e c ia lt y Today’s Lest IJuys: Acreage—-‘{r» acres of land in Volusia County, lots, 1415-10, being part of siilidivisimi lnlti2;!l, section 0-TW f 19, rmigq Bl for $00.00 per a civ. Thle is a pick up Bt) see us (illicit. T H E B R IT T -C H IT T E N D E N R E A L T Y C O . INC. One house on the (o n ier ol lOih and Laurel lor if i,H00. with very easy term s. One house on Sanford Ave.. Compldely fu m ish n l for $9500.00. This house is opposite nisO court. $21150.00 cash will put one in possession mul the* bnlanee can be arranged like rent. C0L.C1.0UGII REALTY CO 1 carrier r.t hw cnnfi»*rd onler tunic,’’ General Insurance Real Estate r her tody ,n tatlscr» farm, wb, h'* say*-, oo it Him one a Lme from officials' [*I,L Haver 311 First National Hank IJldf. Industrial T ra c t SanforU's Firsif Industrial Development Trlrplione 73' Hanford, FI*. l $25 per foot With Trackage Installed and paid for EE T R I P TO This unique (leve)ppment offers unusual profit opportuniticH to the investor who Ih Uesirious o f placing his money where value enhancement is certain. Me LfiAA_ The future of Sanford as nn Industrial city of pmminenco U ussuretl. Situated as it is ip tho heart of ope of the n w i prtuperous agricultural eon tern of tho state w>th every advantage of water and rail transportation. \ fotlable Pullman Busses A re Operated From We advise you to thoroughly investigate these claims, then, bark yo«r Judgment with a aidwtgn* tial ip vestment. ( y ■ : B. L HAMNER f Ay '■ m FO REM OST D E V E L O P 1 you may ____ . . .. ■1' Investment \ n, nnnnrlunities of Hoylda’a grcateJit city, busses mU opportumiie. t accomqdnDuna are euesi,. .. --------------.« * « r Tampa, every morninff at 7 oUoch* on. ’> Uie Ilamner Organization. * ;+ ,y OUR OBGANIZAr C .J* Britt Chittenden m write tn the 5N fra**!!* Htrret. Taftp* IMS eri ... (>- ■-i !* �AHEM! EVERYONE Birthday* the Havana Where Are excellent- editorial- whfch Is a lesson in optimism and the Strike End*. Aa: UkwLV Oatlnhl. «un-Toter. o Rjrli it o f Pollyannn. It mention* the Floridan tendency to By ARTHUR BRISBANE minimize Unfavorable condition* and to talk about only tho f^rrigiii ii**. *r *«» <*• It_________ Hays wec i la?a«t of our development*, our w ____ profits, on investm ents, and our wonderful climate. It Bays ANOTHER LINCOLN’S Birth­ day gone. the usual amount; of make slight mention, or no mention a t all, of epidemics, nonsense -and "flab-dub" talked "•T O ? s'ornis, or cold weather. I t calls this characteriatlc of ours Lincoln fortunately couldn't hear ' wiVkii^ i:ViMoMr,t:rm, <t,ie minimum mohn.” * ‘ 1 . LINCOLN IS Mill alive and ----- r—^ ------------ u- | -Bui If thiH ia so, If we do brng about our climate and than ever, Rcnl meh. of ^ T,.V’\h«»L^.0rlV,iau,- i say nothing about'our epidemics, it is not such a bad trait, greater which there are few, f continue to res* are Tnnu«it*lriTi*,iw; If you have a headache, Christian Scientists tell you hot to grow after death. at reBftt.r •Ar«rtnin*l aiKn,t but to think about the beautiful things of life, AVERAOE "Great Men”, the A-HnoriATKn "7nKM aifH your head' will soon get well. It is a recognized fact McKinleys, Clevelands, R oo^relts, ■rt'tS S ? *J ? ror^rS- j th a t those persona a m the sickest who are continually think* get smaller na they fade Ih the distance, like narrowing track* be­ ,,fu •*?•*«!!£ ; Itiff about their ailments. hind an express train. nludy Lincoln's cbaroctci i* c’ub/uiVid *m**n*“ Ahi As Mr. Coue so strongly ml vjse<i this country during his likeTo taking voyage on the Pa­ «rtoil!1ur• °a5*©' r v k l ? l e c t u r e tour u few years ago; keep saying, “Every day in cific. The aocean surround* you - S S I - f o r '.r V a e a cver>' wny; l am getting better and better,” arid you actually completely. nhvay* stretching out f)N»AY l,,> ., m *| will. Thnt is all Floridn hns been doing. It has been Baying farther than your feeble eye* can tALD'S PLATFORM over and over again that it is getting better and better, and reach. So with the character of n water roui* to Jock*'certainly no one will deny th a t in our case Mr. Couc’s prin- really great man. Ntdifu, ciple hns worked wonderfully, THOMAS A. EDISON has cele­ Construction of St. John*.In lan B iter canal. w “ Tho minimum mean” of the Havana News is as follows brated his 70th birthday, one day nhead of Lincoln's Birthday. EdfL—Kxlrnrion of white way. nun's name also will la s t He puzJ<—Swimming pool, tennis c o u rts.| "Most things over in Klorjdu go by the minimum j'I ch and annoys those th a t arc re­ mean, especially when they come to disadvantages. ligious, pure and limited, but in­ i«— Augmenting of building proThere are two or three things only thnt are exag­ dorsing prohibition nnd evolution | gr* to—houses, hotels, a p a r t * . gerated there, these being the improvements going . In the same breath. - mem houses. . , on, the profits for investors to obtain, and the Edison who has helped to give Extension of street paving light to tho people, in more way.* program , boasted superiority over all other ports of tht? than one. says the world Is getting L—fount ruction of tmulevard Unitpd States. When it comes to other thiitgs—the better, because» it contains more , around la k e Monro*, minimum mean—they are eithei1 explained In their honest, humane man t— Completion of city heantifleaown wny, or they are not mehtioned a t all. When it lion program. is hot there it is not very hot. When it is cold, cveji -rRvpsn^lon of srhnof system WHAT QOES happen to us a f t­ /iftLLIKeP'i With provision fur Increased faer wr* lenve this brief life? to the killing frost dogree, it is not very cold. When ^ d lltU rs._____ ' :■ ■ ‘ j ____ _ Whnt hnppcncd to John Canada. there Is n very heavy rain, the water thnt falls is Umnn - Jones. Cephua Johnson n n tv e ry wet.. When there 1b sickness and n man l niHLU VKUBB FOR TODAY nnd Clinton Mason, four negroov dies he is not v e ry , dead. When a storm comes executed electrically in Arkansas J'B. nlTTF.lt i FRUIT—“ And and blows down houses it is not a very bad storm. yesterdny. *y said one to another, we ore Did the Jour discover th a tH e r* Tho lightning boltjt in Florida are not near jrtly pTtlity concerning our brothbert Speaker was right, when, in so dnmnglnu as they are in other parts of In thnt wo nnw the anguish of bitter disillusioned old nge he said, tho country. An...................... epidemic is not very catch­ Is Mitfld When ho bfsought us, nnd “renson allows mo to look for­ e would not bear” Gen. 42:21. * ing, mitt the laws arc not vory oppressive if they con­ ward tn nothing but extinction.” .PHAYEIl—BiesSwl is the man flict with (ho tlcsircs of tho people. It is June in Itoso transgTCBslon la forgiven, DID THOSE fo u r•colored men, Jmmnry, and January in Juno, Tho moment drier ho!«f sin Is covered. lUonncd Is who, iirotesL-d their innocenst to arrives In Florida ho either becomes a natural born io matt unto whom the Lord ImLlmdust, Wake Up in another world, THE SANFORD IDEA liar nr a blind and dumb person \yho talks only, of with whig*, or in a lower world, in JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL tho good and refuses to see anything else. There is horrible, external torment..^ team work of,the same kind nil over the state. The If they are nlivo somewhere rise, arc they now white pr black, Florida resident throws away his hammer, as far as The city of finnford has set an of ihe factors that is helping to or eome new. color, perhapa bright example thnt every other city In make Florida so popular. It oft­ Florida is concerned. He.is boosting all the time, en happens thut a person or state gold? Hnve they exchanged the nnd there is the renson for tho great influx. It is old defective brains Tor better Florida might adopt in its entire­ that posses unusual attractions re ­ not n thing to he condemned, but furnishes a lesson ty or in a modified form. San­ gards them lightly. T h a t U a brains incapabla of m urder? s/ to ail other districts and communities. By carrying Cnn they remember the nnnvw ford hns n municipal nursery and condition of nffairs thnt Floridn that they took one n ftcr the oth­ it is now planned to enlarge it should guard against. on the policy of the minimum mend instead of the er to the electric rh a ir? Act) thov to provide for growing plants that The Sanford iden can be applied " maximum extreme, tho people of Florida have mtfde boycotted, up or down there? cnn lie used in a benutlfh'ation with profitable results in every their state what it is. It is a lesson thnt could he What does happen? scheme for thnt city. Thi)t is the city in Florida. It is not necessary studied to greqt advantage bv the business, commer­ kind of civic spirit and practical to produce a municipal n u rseo ’ to cial, financial nnd industrial elements of Hnvnna SECRETARY OF- l^bor. Dnvi* application of the city beautiful do it. Practical plans of beau­ and Cuba. ’ announces the coat strike ending. idea thnt will mnke Sanford one tification can be' adopted which We like the editorial of the Havana News; the only trouble with it ih th at In Flovida there is no ‘■minimum mean.’’ Mrs. PercyAr‘. Pennybackcv Through the efforts of the Welfare Department of the Sanford Woman’s Club, citizens of thiH city will be among tho limited number of Florida people privileged to hear n lecturer of international fame, a lecturer differing from the general run of lecturers in th at her breadth of culture flavors her wealth of educational m atter to a highly palatable de­ gree. Sanford is one of eight Florida communities where The workora get about what was to be expected. Intelligent iradernhip wax on the other side. After losing. n»lh> lip’is a wauk-iti wages for months mnny or them hungry nnd ull wots' rltd, the men return to work with no increase in pay nnd a contract toAuy.p on working for five years. I He mine owners , hnve not worMMl. rlteir coal ban staved in th" I grputul null*, safe. They sold jhuge Hurplus supplies Including . mountain* of coal dust at high n IS hard for working men to gel the right leadership.’ They can t afford to pay, or won't pay, for it. whut the owners will pay. GREAT RKUKF in Japan, f,)r Heijlrn «nl»ld, first J a \ a n o « ■gunman" is locked up. Japanese erimipal* use daggers, Kverybody there hns a horror of pistols. Onisbi, gan-toter, re h betI many, killed a few, but will not but genorally misunderstood subject thnt she will treat upon her appeurnneo here. Although Sanford citizens are indebted to the Woman’s Club for this opportunity of gathering first hand, authentic data on a subject of univoraal Interest, Mrs. Pennybacker’s appearance is in no way a club or clique affair. It is a com­ munity privilege, a rare opportunity for acquiring educational entertainm ent of the highest and most valuable type. And another thing th a t Job never As torchbearer In an advance cducationnl movement, the ltd was to m otor over tho road Woman’s Club has gone to much expense in bringing Mrs. miwcon Sanford and M t.J>ora. Ponnybacker "here, AH th a t Its members usk in return is f "' ‘ —----- o---------- . Headline says, “ RoosevtU Ex* that Sanford people show their appreciation bv attendhig iilorera Are Satisfied W ith Huntng T rip Into Asia.” If they are, ikin we hav* no kick to make. THERE IS NO crisis, Florida will continue to build ami wo hnve bgfore us tho greatest period of prosperity over witnessed in the nntion. The gigantic resources and pos­ sibilities In this state lmve only been scratched. With the p/ ------ -o---1—*'" ■ The w ay some of these rtnle lifting of the embargo and the releasing of train loads of legislature* pass laws, you would building a p p lie s for. Florida’s great aonsjKUuUon program think they were doing it in nn at- l^-A^.-uiweiotJmeLit of our vhst'agrlcuUunil. possibilities '* * * * rtfnfcninttq-H Within and out of the*Rtnte will be convinced Florida’s future 1h based upon the solid foundation of netuKcopiiig plenty of/rolls of news- ifllity.—Walter W. I,tose. t Oor office, boy says President Coolldge talks so seldom ho ought L> - aay something when he doe* talk, but the question Is doe* he? asacni; S A 'T Si i Special attention]* Parties, rectjfi and weddff Factory .'108 W. Cental Ai ltd ail Store lli K. CbItT Orlando, I'loriia will make a beauty spot of every town in Floridn. This is one of the best methods that can bo em­ ployed to carry Floridn forward to the higher plnco she will hold in the estimation of the country. VOCABULARIES TAMt'A TRIBUNE of the average I'rincuton Uni’ seven per cent of the average ten yenrs ngo. lion-tests given >rd list of 100 n public speakHurry Franklin sir of Public ite, is the basis , the tests show80 per cent atisses in public ■sent junior and iiibllc speaking, t, today attain02 as nn averWhile there is lor a numerical ary, various uugested thnt ihe V ocabulary of an educated person might lie anywhere in the region from 18,000 to 110,000. In any event the testa indieatc thnt the increase in the upperelass vocabulary probably amounts to one thousand words. Comrmnting upon the results of Iuh tests. Professor Covington snitl. " If we conservatively assume a maximum of 18,000 of nn cducoed person—nnd it in possible th at the correct assumption is twice this number,—the results indicate that the upperclnssmcn of 1010 had a vocabulary of about 15,000 word* while the upperclassmen of 1020 would use or recognize a* mnny as 10,500 words on the aver-age. While it is impossible to ntitribute the increase to any one cause, 1 believe that a large vocnbulury is usually the result of wide reading nnd contacts, plus a ’speeialty o r hobby." This is good, high, fertile ^il growth of palm and arangt* lr tween Enterprise im<l (Irt-en . Shore Drive. Any one wanting a beautiful« Hliould investigate llii.i propsTi KARL J. SCHUf BRADENTON HERALD munauLiiJM AC l (H ID IN G to International New* has gone to Milan where Doctor Baldy Rosri will operate on him. The result will be aWaitcd with interest in Germany, England, France, Greece and other countries whpsc nation, ol noses Mussolini hu* nulled* fre­ quently. ____ . V-j In Italy the'operation euuxcx in­ tense Anxiety. Unfortunately th e r e is. In Mussolini’* condition » ha*i* for anxiety. He know* it nnd has made his plan* accordingly, ox** & TOM SIMS SAYS In northern Franc*. Nearly all) “All set m en?" called out tho the commissioned officers were captain. "Very well, theft, make was devoted exclusively whit*. On* of them, a captain, who ready. Now let's go. On*t" Before he could u tte r the second MeKcnney-Ry lander, lnr. care* home as a m ajor, s*nr*d for awhile as the bombing officer of command m smnll black private a t the regiment. Under him h* h«d a .the end of the line n e a r £ t to him ighlx>ring clty* >f Han of enlisted men. section was liberally Bshjnd the lines, before the re*y advertiser* who or- *m«at went up for aetua ho.tiiiin the three building*, tire, he as.lduou.ly djrllM his IcKenney and Emory aquadrin the a rt of throwing hand ive huilded well. They grenade*. For prnctice tha men notahle surceise*. were giv«n dummy grenades. Iteiriae in the past two i liglously for ho S nalfy, a time given?” demanded the J prove an loCenUvc wora schooled, -in figured Ms "H aven't you learned an] vestora and developer* i rame^when the the "band wagon’* of | outfit were re- y to handle the three m onths?" i become real c ity ! genuine article, a lined them up, " Q s p V 1 quavered the rnrerervedlv we vok-e i nervou. and wil ryes, and by wav !*| jest natrhe’lly couldn* handed to each no longer 'cn whut 1 did ntact bomb load- cap'n, I could feel d) lo r bujmcM. Then, availin' In my had 0," 0ANDI8: FOOD AND PRICES MR. JO H N ~ lT o ilp h in t of J e ­ Int In the warehouse l* u h o u t! — , ...________ ___________ ______________________ ■ rome. Arizona write*: "Kindly tell the number of words ii-sed in the tS S ^ W S T S & V r S MY FAVORITE STORIES -J us vocabularies of Woodrow Wilson, ougll room to store nil that j,.. m V JN B. COBB Shnkespeare and W. J. Bryan." mes,- nr tlae we begin to run j ____ _________ __________________ ______ *\. ..•*, The exact information is not at hand. Shakespeare's vocabulary was much bigger, he used fewer ty cars of paper or o v tr ono T TICK TOO . started to sound the signals: word* than Wilson or Bryan, but M iam i T ' « « “ « •* ' C ifu am h * » ,h .* m & V Jta h •aid f ” b Za bgood . “ “ “deal ! more than both of o. The freight on the shipm ent Vork regiment, colored, o f.^ h a ‘'Two" holding it in h i. right haml. them ,' In fact, he said more in one* line, than m lson and Bryan ever it the Miami pnner about forty Notional Gusrd, became the Three*°. .d ruw ,l th e M l msaml .ioilare. Dot then. what*, hundred and fifteenth Infantry of 1 ^ 5 ^ r. of the country’s most tnlked-of towns. No state has more natural.beau­ ty -« r better facilities to preserve it than Florida. It is one of the charms of this slnte and it is one POTTER'S “OHCAM Flowers are now being grown by electric light, Wa knew that wild oats were.— American Lumtie■mum. Th* organ being played upon rig h t now Is tbe nose. Many a quiet Wedding get* „ man Into a lot of noise. From time to time this winter report* hnve gone abroad thnt freight and exprcsA congestion in Florida was causing u skyrocket­ ing of food prices in the towns and cities of the great winter resort state. In The M anufacturer’* Rec­ ord for this week the editor. U ieir ard, H.. Edmonds, presents tho ren d ts of his own cxporiMtre and observations in Florida concerning the supply of food commodities and the prices, and those results prove th at exaggeration and mis­ information were tho principal foundation fa r the rumors of high prices nnd shortage of food-stuffs. Mr. Kdmoncs presents a table of prices in Daytona for staple groceries, meats and vegetables. Comparing them with prices In Baltimore. Mr. Edmonds found thnt In the case of meats and poultry the Daytona prices were lowers on the whole ho found that the price level tn Daytona and elsewhere was practically tho same ns th at In any other American city. ' . In the fall when Mr, Edmonds v.us preparing to go to his J)ayt»nii winter home, he was warned to lake his groceries with him. A number of hi* friends advised h|m to »tny a t home and some of them *tr,tod thnt they would not visit Florida this winter because‘of the food shortage. Air. Edmonds went t< Daytona without supplying him*Hf with his winter rations and hu« L.und no reason to regret th at he discounted these report* a* On* <04(1 thing about a radio Florida people naturally Yescnt Is It.ty 2P0d training f.ir ntaying KJch unfavorable publicity. They haby is *ii k. feel all th* more keenly about it for tli* reason that such rumors -ay he n n m b li, but ofti n aeeiu to ta r r y with them a houMn’t play for high poMihllUy of injuring the busi­ ness prosperity of Florida. As a matter of fact, however, H i* doubtful ir .ueb .to ries have kept at home many persons who wantsd REAL ESTATE—INVESTS Phone 7H It would l»o more than nutural if it should be true thnt, herd nnd there in Florida, sojourners have occasionally encountered liv­ ing condition* of iho character to be expected in a State where peo­ ple are flocking as if to n fiL lL . 0f»-fi07 First National W. F. UOLUGliN. ^ ^ tloi?tl t j 'c r e j 'w bceh *+ little inxreWrrinpnce' to Florida's visitors, Contemporary Comment j It must be *nid of Senator Borah .that when he arrives nt a conriu »!o». it ia hi* own*—Toledo Blade. A s L ong A s Too many people think opportunity means a chance to get money without earning i .—Milwaukei. lender. Sanford Grows- A cynic rises to u rem ark tluu before were ias com. , , n,v«r — .«'•».') fortable and families so seldom in them.—Seattle Time*. i’ereia’* new Shah formn f«Ita* bw ^ I’fcUy will ei for taking up the reins.— AtW*. Well located Business ITWSLfctl value. Sanford, having » ?u^ g n t few towns cnn boast of. w 11 -n business property ix>ugi)t no ^ some profit in days to ° ,rn * us explain why. “Rusiness Properly In v e s tio e n t* Ship*lead would ripU"n* ,,t! h*d J*tM •|x 1*J04 As, proof of \yhat have a client who wishes r ,__f y-V,.. n,v»-u>rtV. A ^ j �MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY F.nrpnR MRS. JOE NIBLA.CK ENTERTAINS AT XARDS HONORING M R&L, NIBLACK ^ MRS. LEE PECK HOSTESS AT SHOWER GIVEN FOR MRS. RICHARD MAY Mr*. H. Ricbnrd May, hhree’ tables of player* ftt bridge Friday afternoon honoring Mrs. Konard Niblnck. a February bride. \Vhite nnd green, the chosen col­ ors for th is afnlr were effectively carried out in the Jiving room w h e r e the card tables were placed. Baskets a n d b o w l * of narcissus and ferns ado rn e d tho room a n d softly shaded lig h ts added , a, pleasing quet of gold and lavender flowers. Many lovely gifts appropriate for tho new home were revealed when the packages were opened. Refreshments of whipped cream nnd fruit salad, aalUncs, mints and coffee were served by the hosteos assisted by her mother, Mre. A. D. Smith. The honnree’wore for this occas­ ion a crepe silk two-piece costume of batik igurcs with small hnt to match. Invited to meet Mrs. May were Mlsa Dorothy Mere, Miss Milda Butler, Mrs. C. J. Morriwether, Mrs. Eugene Tittle, Mr*. Joe Gonsales, Misa Claire Zachary, Mis* Emily Grillin, Mis* Lenn Bello R a­ gan, Miss Csrmcta ■Barber, Miss Margaret Peter*, Miss Frances Teague, Mrs. James Jackson, Misn Mildred Hand, Miss Marion Hand, Mrs. W. S, Hand, Mr*. Frank Brad­ ley, Miss Margaret Cowan, Miss Dorothy Ray, Miss EHtabcth Knight, Miss Rebecca Stevens, Mrs. Knrl Schultz nnd Miss Ruth llenryi lack nnd Mr. Mickson. The honoreo wa* presented a lovely li^ n casiJn”* * ni,‘nt? 0t th° happy occor,cU‘*l*>n of the pnine the tables were cleared nnd center’ M with green compotes filled with mint1., and hand painted nut eufis holding salted nut*. Refreshment* of chicken salad, *alUncs, stuffed *° Scores were kept on tallies sug- olives,- nnd hot chocolate were e-ntive of n wedding, being done scrvTd by the hostess. in minnture brides and . grooms. The guest included Mr. nnd Mrs. Leonard Nihlndc, Mr. *nnd Mrs.' Jnck Hickson, Mr. nnd Mrs. J,* Johnston, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Ward Mrs. Robert Cole, Mrs. Cnul Car. i«r, nirs.v “ J * McGinn, Charles Cole 1MRS. HARRY B. LEWIS ENTERTAINS i AT BRIDGE SATURDAY AFTERNOON Of the many delightful social and holding flower trays tied with blue nnd pink ribbons. At cm-h honorre’u place were corsage bou­ quets of pastel sweet pens and violets. At 1 o'clock an eight course luncheon wn» served. Covers Were Laid For .10 At the conclusion of lunrhton the guests^ repaired to the.ladies' silting room, which was beautifully adorned with silver bknkets of aweet ■pens, roses, and ngetatum, for a game of bridge. The tallies wcrc fuscinnting designs in pa.-tel colorings, and after an absorbing te r vnseji went to Mrs. Charles C. Remington. In cutting for the consolation prize, an exquisite Chi­ nese embroidered tray cover wna won by Mrs. Mary T. Rodwrll. The honorees were presented boxes of dainty French hankerchlefs, Mrs. Lewis whs assumed in en­ tertaining her guests by Mo, Donold P. Drummond and Miss Kath­ figures dressed in spring gowns. erine Wilkey. Sanford Students To Bridge Club Formed Of Young Members Compete In Founder’s Day Meet A t Rollins jfcf,1 Tuesday, Feb. lfl will be the !*•’ | opening day of Founders Week, or* the Joint birthday celebration of nt. tiie city of W inter P ark and Rollins rn- College. A fine program of re•ck citnls, oratorical contests, recep­ tions and other > entertainm ents will,l»e given. Thursday, Feb. 18, As-! is th c 'd d t^ o f the ' Bachelor Orttv i utorii al ConB*t to he held ot -I ^ I o'clock in the nftornoon n t’KnoiVles' ,(l| Hail This contest will 1h> entered the bv Manv High School students. The Sanford High School will be represented by IJoyd Russell. The Dean Sprague public speak­ 1meet 7::m ing contest i» open to Rollins ntuto be dcnU only, nnd will be held on F ri­ •• are day evening. To enteb this event a student must have received ft mark over 00 a t two preliminary contests. Rodman I*>hman of Han­ ford m one of the 10 who nre to compete for tho Dean Sprague Ulrich RESIDENCE TELEPHONE 217-17 Personals * T -.$£•yi C. J. Lambert of Havi Is visit in* tn the city as the of hi* sister, Mr*. C. W. Lalng. Prank Helb of Chicago. 11L, is the truest of Mr. and Mr*. IL J. Lehman at CIO Palmetto Avenue. Mr. nnd Mr*. Glenn E. McKay motored to Orlando on Saturday where they spent the day with friends. .T. Reese Comb*, who spent,sev­ to her talents. v. They thought I was joking amt eral days in Sanford last.week on The noise of a krent city was b?.*k camo a notes "A fine sense of business, left Friday afternoon for not n creative Induccm ent'to ono |.~mnr rou h a v e ** who had lived in small towns of y Ids home In Miami. the Northwest, Nor did a resi­ Mr. nnd Mrs. A. P. Connelly dence in Greenwich Village offer Icavo Tuesday for Jacksonville her nny creatlvo "atmosphere.’* where they will spend n few drtys So she 1* back In more natural on business. As*v. •O ronndings attem pting to show In words tho “swsccptibleness of Mrs, Emmett McCall left Satuf- young American men." t . '. tlnv afternoon for Valdosta, Ga., "When I speak of * first novel where she will visit her mother. handicap 1 moan th at prim novels Mf*. May Ulmer Conoley. arc discounted by many critics ami at the same time, the second book Today The friends of MrL J. C. Gibbs is subjected to very* strict critic­ will he glad to hear that sho is ism," Miss Ostenso said. *T do not “Little Annie improving after a weeks' illness at the Florida Sanitarium. Rooney” Princess — With— Mr*. William 8. Thornton left Monday morning for Crescent City where s h e . goes to orgnnlu a missionary society. Mr*. George 3. Sanders left Monday morning for Formosa whore she will undergo an opera­ tion a t the Florida Sanitarium on Tuesday morning. Mary Pickford Continuous Performance from t P. 11. to 11 \\ M. "■ r r f iK ir iA t “TS* II w m Br«U»C !*• HlHrlKK IIMW Patera with potted plant* nm! hasketj of various spring Jlowers. The smull Mr. nnd Mr*. Eugene Tittle had luncheon tables were centered with ns their dinner guests on Sunday, crystal vase* fjlled vic.i calendu- Mr. nnd Mrs. S. B. Trumbo of lns and ferns. Orlando, and Mr. nnd Mrs. .Paul Among those having lunehcoit Dooley, of Genova. and dinner Were Mr. and Mr*. L. Mr*. Guy Mauldin who has been P. Chittenden, of Sknfnrd; Mr. nnd Mrs. D. \V. Jone* of Wilkes-Barre, tho charming guest of her sister, I Pn.; R, W. Dcnno; Mint Evelyn Mr*. A. P. Connelly, left on Sat­ Anderson; J. E. I.cnnltt-.i, Detroit, urday for her homo in Washing­ Mich.; W. E. McGinw, H. Han­ ton, I). C. ■ I • non, Harry A. Reed. Al J. Sukgh* Mr, and Mrs. George \V. Knight, her, l^wis Green, Bill Cheek, Mr, and Mrs. Dan Winters, Lake Pla­ and Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Steven* cid, N. Y.j'Mr. nnd Mr*. J. Brus- motored to Orlando Saturday, trrs, Ijtko Placid, N. Y.J Mr. and where they had dinner nt the AngaMr*. L. I* Voorneea nnd family, bilt nnd Inter attended “Kellas" Mr. nnd Mr*. Hoar nnd norty of Misa Hester Am* SfcColgln of fi, Mr, Haggard, Mrs. H, Ynorhccs, Alfred Lee, B, Worthington, Uhus. Ft. Myers arrived In Sanford on in need of funds. .The book fin­ E. Schenk, Erie, Pa.; H. C. Tjlbot, Monday to arrange the play "Rose­ ished, »he sent it jto frirnd* In Boston, hMks.; Frank M. Ward, time," which will be presented here New Yorlrt and licrAlf took a posi­ Big Kanids, Mich.; Wilbuf F. Cbt- nt the City llall, Tuesday, Feb. 2.1, tion in a W hm lp* departmertt mnn, New York; H arty .Salmon, Under tho -auspice* of the Order store selling inuiicjat a salary of Newark, N. J.; A. M. Seeley, S. of Eastern Star. $ lt a-week. | Orange, N. J.; A. Ward F.Qfd. BingDouglas Durkin, (who -had been -M r;andM r*. Thomas B. Talbot hntnton, N. Y.; Jousph II. Gay, W. of Lexington, Ky„ are spending a Orange, N. J,; Misa Mary Clark, short time In the city as the guent* j Chicago, HI.;. Miss- Wllhclmlna of the Presbyterian Church. Mr. j Florence. Italy, where she will Clark, Chicago J Jam ei Clark. ChiIs n gifted humorist, and snend three years.*, eago; William Clark, Chicago; ' Talbot will have charge of tho entertainMEETING POSTPONED ' Lloyd Voorhees, Oli* George, win- | ment given Monday evening nt the , >i\c from Crown < A number of penile Iter I’arki Paul It. Forbes arid A Presbyterian Church bv the men Point, lntL, are Spdhriljtg . .iimdinc \lu tb* win­ On account of the joint mcct- P. Hpgcnrd. : and ter In Sanford Including M Mr, and women of tho church. iipg. of Jbtf PMgtit-Tencber*' A*t P A ' twho v h n are stop .. n Lmii> i ; h i ;' iiO n-rol MHi. Fhtnk Patted; r.<‘ocfnlioiis of the city to be hrld Mr, und Mrs. A. T- Martin, whoso Mrs, C. 1*. Drummond, who has pjng a t tho Seminolot Mr. and on Wednesday evening at H o'clofk marriage wns an interesting social Mr*. D. A. Root and.Mr. and Mrs. nt the City Hull, in celebration of even on Fob, t) nt Ohnttanoogn, been spending tho winter here with A< Hi IrfA V BlUHlttMlimi A. Min slow,'at the Monttzuuia; I Founders Day. tlit* regular meet- Tcnn., h a v a . returned from fhelr her son und his wife, Mr. and A. O• .ing of the East Hide Parent-Teach­ wedding trip nnd nre now 'at home Air*. Donald P. Drummond, during Mr. nnd Mr*. John Cluussen .»nd i which time she has born exten­ Mr. and Mrs. Jiimos Black, who | ers' Association meeting on Thurs­ to their friends lit tho home of sively entertained, left on Satur­ are registered; a t the Valdes, leave I day nfternooii has been postponed Mrs. C. 11. Smith, corner Third day for hor home In Chicago, for Monday fo | Bt. Augustine on their j until further notice. Street nnd Palmetto Avenue. n short stay before sailing for return trip to Indiana. . J Stucco Sheet Rock Shingles Roofing ~ Sewer Pipe WE WILL DE ULAJ> TO SERVE ‘YOU Phone 536 S. S. Oaumol left on Sunday morning for New York, where he will spend 10 days buying Spring | anil* Summer merchandise for the , llnumcl -Specially Shop. ! Mis. ,1. Hutchinson returned Illume Sunday from Atlmdo, t.a,. where she lias spent the past scrven weeks at1 the Wesley Memorial Frank. • Hospital.'7’ Her ninny friends will T ., ,, , be glad to learn thnt she has re-» Dr. Anna ( aril of New York nr fr()l11 hcr nines*, rived in Sanford on Sunday and will spend a month here as the guest of Mrs. J. E. Baker and Mi*. Lcaiio Went. Elton J. Mouffhton Satmday is Alumni Day, and Saturday will be celebrated by M-rvtros in tho different churches, iialn including nn organ recitnl by Prof, ncr's' Siewort nt 7:10 o’clock In the Confhnli* gregational Church. Dn Monday, Feb. 22. nil elab­ orate pageant will be cuncted a t • the Brewer Eslntos ("The Pnlms” ) b ,r‘'- The pageant "The, Coming of OaMrs. Enunn Miltcer of Ft. Myers f erela" will be staged on the hanks 1 vi Osceola and the public is is the house guest of Mrs. Charles 4 Mr. conliully invited to witness the old J. Humph nt her homo on Ouk indian chieftain capturo the city. Avenue. *— - '_ * a r c h itec t Pint National Dank fildg. Sanford. ------- — Florida Idotisms ALL 8ILK TROUSSEAU CREPE Rainbow pattern* in nil almdos guaranteed "tub fnut. Heavy weight, nil nllk. 32 Inchca wldo— $3.50 Per Yard PILGRIM & MEYERS Colored silk print*. New floral de.slgqa and ChlnoHc patterns, printed on heavy flat crepes— / $3.50 Per Yard TUB BILK Guaranteed fast colurod-atclpa*.-, 32 “Wide. ‘All pure *ilk~ —J1W.’ $2.25 Per Yard CREPE SATINS 40 inches. All ullk crepa with Batin back/In every ahade— * . .. , / 1 . *3Ji0 J*«r Yard ' teXJGI-lT HE.P in OH H l ^ h&M MALL1NSON 54-INCH PRINTS Printed on Pu**ywlliow and beautiful (lo­ ftigns— ,-Jf - * $8-75 .Per Yard MALLINSON PLAU/ PUSS YWILLOW l f l Guaranteed* fast inel wide f o r ‘ ‘ color*. 401 inches S3.G0 Par Yard -,***, CREPE DE CHINE ,**40 inches, heavy crepe, all nilk in every ahade for *pring— ' K M Per Yard > iif MEAHS^ AMY ohl# ■l T H IN G S WHLrt ^ - U �(nodes, on the street, in thenovsrywbore. I t is , *PO«n •he tw*ni( ijf the Yankee, the of the Southern states, the m now By Science # m ikes It possible to s U r t a taw flurry in the h eart of the « a r a desert, or In your kitchen. jA simple tw ist of th e w rist —• ud there it ir. ■Pf course this dry snow, or 'pure T* .*• It.brts been term ed,-has purpose, or nobody byw JUlkjfc the trouble to It* T l.u purposo is re- and- thebe the gutteral tones of Scotland. The residents of the Riviera have become accustomed to the sound eeries of resorts of the North Sea made by the> “Rheitns Prosperity or the coast of New Jersey. ______ organisation Bureau” _a municipal i In the Nice casino recently four arranging •J|«BnS95SSQpfS£ "champagne. j? IWhich ... is t_ _ * week' to be held from May 80 tij (Germans wore talking rather loud­ priie will be a ly in their own language. In u 4uno 0. The ^ first. .*............. crystal cup special!; cut and 6(>(| group of French people nearby tho francs. There l_____ twelve othbr following conversation occured: rirys conslatini C of specimens of, i "These Germans are certain y heime’ only fl ourishing industry making a lot of noise,! should —that which furnishes the subject think they might be more reserved. Somehow this German language m atter for the aongs. gets on my nerves’.’ Baid one of The purchase of American m ili­ the women. A man wearing tho tary supplies left in France after legion of Honor button replied: the*war has turned out a very podf •‘Let them alone. It is rather a stroke of business for France. relief to hear som thing besides The amount France has received English spoken here,, even if it is by selling these stocks is officially German.” stated to be 3,309,694,000 francs. This figure cannot be regarded as The jovial «nd not 80 oJd bach­ who presides oyer the French final as there are still a few sales elor ■ to bo effected pad some accounts republic is rapidly developing into a reguair Saturday night “stepper checke«l.It is difficult to compare them out.” Every week end there are balls given by students societies, nlurpni Of some of the great French schools, Buch as the Seole Polyof the franc has varied consider­ technique, Saint Cyr, and the Scole a b ly / At tho present rate of Normnlc, or other Crganiiations England the receipts represent promoting the dances for chnrity. about $124,890,000. Hitherto they have been, given Tho stocks were paid fo r in state "under tho high patronage” of'the bonds dated August 1, 1020, with President. Now they arc bring five- per cent interest-payable half held with the active '•articipation yearly, to be redeemed in ten of President Doumcrgue. years. Tho interest has been paid- The President does not dance but regularly,... JT he likes young pcbplc, to see them -I ------ — 1 enjoying themselves. So, every English has become the unlver**! Saturday evening, necomgnnied by Fal language of the Riveria. One one of his military or naval aides, he “looks in” a t the two or three K erttion. he inventor was J. Lavlgne, an or neer, who g o t his bright idea bile entmg a n u t sundae a t a so­ ar’fountain and watching the ac* dft of carbonated gas which DUtself Is an unusual refrigerant. Jght consulting engineers and B n lsta later worked on the ppo- J J dances, U' g n g U i by of Marseniaiso” ’ah^. t^'e low bows of the reception committee, registars his famous smile, fcx,changos compliments with a few of the Dowagers of his acquain­ tances and.goes hjs w a y .- HU predecessors In office, all m arried men, never' ustki this democratic way of making themselves popular with the rising generation. r■ ■Duplex garm ents, light rOsy, col­ ors and gold tissues are tho m ost notable features of the spring fashions for 192C. A new duplex model that is attracting^.pride a t ­ tention is a cape coat which is really two coats that can be iwJrn together or separately and which cob be draped in so m any difforent ways that every limp it, is w orn it has a .fre sh aspect. Some design-* ers nre even- offering what they call 'Itripje and quadruple? .modpla based on a* similar variability of style. Light rosy hues* subtle tones of beige, bisque nnd gray are the ruling colors. Gold tissue of an almost chiffon thinness is the favorite trimming. The slim, sil­ houette, but with a graceful flow­ ing: line, to predominate hmv. continues wuimi It A jlftalfvnW ' in 4the designs Little did Edouard H crrint/form cr premier and now president of the Chnmber of Deputies, think when he wrote his big boolc oh Madame Recamier as a university thesis th at it would form Uje past* for “A lyric comedy in one act,” That is w hat happened to M, Herriot's biography, nnd the work Is roon to he produced a t the efision nt Nice; *, The music is by M. Charles Ponb, who wrote the score to Georges Clcmencoao’s “The Veil of Happiness.” ’’The T iger's” opera is every now nnd then-tigaih played a t the opera Comiaue gnd n. film has bben made of It. Koonter feathers ns trim m ing for Elizabeth Pohsby, daughter of An th p r PonBby, undersecretary fa foreign affairs shocked Lotxha society when m e obtained a k* as a clothing model. She <», she’s having a lot of fun. hats hnve come back into foahioo ydth Paris milliners, to decorite simple little morning hats for bttween season wear with tailomj suits. The feathers should 1* Jusf Turn The Crank And Out Pops Snow And let* r* MM ! x>K J o e "Wiliams 's hard to figure tho big league rtad *uJy*rB ^ 11,0 bkl1 C,ub’ Rck of a competent first'basecoat tho Cincinnati club a t a dozen games last yenr, permore. P ut a dozen games on rw on column of lost year and iJR e d i( would have been right , i V.vV. - - - ill, t\ * , ... i WI ....... - I . j. . - , - , I f f f! i ; -----------------. - f c - . — FLAPPER FANNY says’ Icr and Davis for the pocitlon nt short, The breaks nl the bat were against Butler. He. himself told mo th at he didn’t hit n boll hard all spring in the exhibition gamps. When a plnytr isn’t hitting he fnils to impress. Incidentally he . us­ ually slumps in the field an n • re­ sult of worrying over the scarcity o f base hit. Ike ’ Davis played shortstop for the White Sox lust season and di.l n p retty good job of it. Johnny B ut|er was sent bayk to thu minora before the race started MANAGERIAL MINDS fght American League bosses fell on First Baseman W alter l of tho Yankees, *.-Manager E Hendricks of the National rue was tho only one in his league to claim him, ' • ftPlpp should tnuko tho Cinclnm m club a pennant contender,” sa w Hendricks. “My dope is thnt b a n s fa r from through. .JOVhdn Cincinnati took the aged J « k Paubort, a fter no other club wpfited him, rival managera laughw H Xet liaubart fath wasona* of thu most • •- Tho other day Mnrmper W ilbert Robinson of the Brooklyn Nationals gave nix players for Johnny But­ ler whu hud a big year oT it with Minneapolis in 1925. •- The Second Guess. A year ugo George tiisler tredpdLPiUher Urban Bhockir fo r Joe Bush. Niitv Hush goer, to "Wui.h.lngtftn in exchange for the ’yft- ‘ w.v ‘ 'r *• f-'P oran Tom Zachary and the rooltio c m >r~wtA nswccwavT r e, . , A m an’s idea or a c I^ist year George Sisler took WOmnn who won’t believe George Mogruie an p art payment hi* tells her he ioues Iter, for < atelier arik Seveieid. Hu , —. - — ---■—■■■— wanted to bolster up his ttltching ^ - Now Mogride goes back to New I 1 iook fo r Pipp to go along, for York, a elult th at turned liint loose JL 9 W least throe more years,” to Washington several years ago. * v In his place Slsler takes the vet/f(\ /. ilncinnatl Jr banking on a play* Ira n catcher, _\Vally Bchuog. Ho * IT* 3 Hfvalved enu- of the American wants to strengthen his euiching. w Igue, to make the club n ponConditions nre Constantly arising , ll i n t a n d t I am inclined to In baseball that call for changes with Jut'k Hendrick’s Judg- in pcrwmncl. A initnager must 1 juggle his players-in trades or wiles VJ _ f to meet all such situations. Y t V • Hard To Falhom C a st spring a fte r watching the Tits history of baseball is thnt Chicago Whlio Sox In training, n m anager pays a fancy M anager Eddie Colllna asked ’ me m .whet rooltls infleldcrs I liked host. pride' for some player wno was .fjohnny Butler and Ike Dayis once cut lposp by the sanm-.man­ hrg- the only two new infleldcrs ager without so much.no oven a w |p ’im prest me,” I replied, “and triul. I KVa Butler the better of the two. v fiil in c r e a s e y o u r St. Petersburg—City lets con­ H e's rangy*, looks like it good ficld•r-jtn d If (to can bit, ho will fill tra c t fo r paving additional 118 miles » tracts. )th?V;ni> a t ahqrt." Pensacola—City’s new WCAO t T ts thoTtuI bluoded^poopln who XI tetitaa Collins had a similar optfbYn. When the t«*m started rndlu broadcasting station, goes oil I win bucoohs .In this-world! Bed blood gift :i men and Wmntm the vi­ nlr. ta lity — tbo energy — the strength |”i r r y nnd Dm activity to cant wliut thoy YOUR*. SO DORN V SMART ABOUT ABE. INCOLN, M E B B 6 YA KIN ivik US HIS GETYfSSURC r . v '*rt4€JVrbWNl / Will no|: take up any of your time. Requires no study; TK»”S f* *«i o J t r a i n i H ^ 4*i »'-4id i K t a U c m r ^ Y o u U fcH ^ t -^ha - v a . U u B Q ll — anything* or do any kind of work'. The money comes to you by mail from & Light You .may want to make more money. You want to make it easily too—if you can. the owner of the share. These pay*< ihents are called “dividends.” l | The “dividends” are paid every January 1, April 1, July 1, and Octo­ ber 1, and your dividend money comes to you by mail from the Company. If you o\Vhed only 10 shares of stock in the Florida Power & Light Co., you would be entitled to receive $70.00 a year. That’s nearly $6.00 a moijth and you would not have to do a tap o f work for it. a I CANY, O* > COSH, AN* NfclTHeR.'* Kin y o u , b e c a u s e H e DIDN'T* NEVER L ive IN / v Nobody r a n do j u s t i c e to t h e m ­ s e lv e s wluitt th e y a r o s u f f e r i n g for want of rich, r e d blood. J l.J s t h i s tmpoveriajhRi) comlttimt of t h e blood t h u t cbubch so pieny f u l l u r c i In life. There's uo place a t the top for tho weakling — tlio men uud wuman. with poor, weak blood. » ; f Build up your blood I Out hi the red-bloqd<ul-okt*-!.—oud act tUa-K» -wordq you-O m ionT ra'S . 3, witt flo It for you I H. H, B, helps Naturu build nillllons or red-ldoad-cclUt H. B. H. nqnds rich, rod blood tin­ gling to ovofy fibre of your body and ovary pure of your skla- You are fairly radlaot with energy, v ia oud vitality.’ . , You’ll loolfllko success, toot Tbo rich, rod Idood that B. 8.*8« helps Nature build for you , »^ h i will cluar your skin j of any ugly blcinlshns f rf* ^ ^ 1 — y o u r o y o s w i l l A J A ’J i sparkle with onthusl- \ ^ * * ^ * 5 ^ asm—firm, solid tlesh will rouml liut your flgiiro — etreogth and p o^er "Will coron to weak, flabby muscles. All drug storan sell H. B, 8. The larger butt to in moro noohauilcmL } - *j i ( -- > - ’ I J *4 Increase your income by investing your savinj?s in -shares of our CUMULATIVE PREFEKHEU STOCK. It’s SAFE. doservoi • M UD C ENTER FO LKS ADDRESS} An Easy Way to Increase Your Earning $6.00 a Month * Every three months each share of stock earns $1.75 which is paid t o v, “'' " ** ■ — -- — ami iufurinatiaii^litaincd through any employe of Power & Light Company ^ , . ... °r inr°,n,nlion may be obtained and purchases made through ^ i “na! ,Banl(* Sanford Bank & TtubI C«Sanford, Florida. Cut out and mail to order stock or for complete information And One Iiarut Diamond Ring j A coupon given with e « h five gallons gas und four qu arts oil. fi : ewew-w A bu a coupon with each 4 ?l' la r’s purciiqre gCMtd for ALUMINUM W ARE Drawings Turli Monday Thursday ’ Let us furnish you with tho Gas nnd Oils, Tiros and 1 a t better prices. > u t'3 e iA c n o M v > t w e p r e s i d e n c y . w h ic h 1 6 A HdT ARGUMENT-----f-. — There is a vast difl ence between speculal aftd investing. 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One ia to "keep dlhnlng" at people that they roust give their support. The other ia the endow, ment of a theater for the produc­ tion of fine plays. The actress has been predicting the spoken drama will imss away wiihin a few years, unless there are favorable developments. As jnrjjot their cares and responsibllrties'tb share with residents of New Orleans the entertainment of what many “old timers" believe is the greatest Mardi Gras in the city’s history. ' | The more pessimistic tell their visitors th at the best carnivals I %.er* Yl?*e. held before the advent of prohibition. Federal prohibition officers con­ cede that liquor can be purchased . here, but believe their work has ; been recently successful and cite facts and figures to prove that many bootleggers have been arrest­ formances in “ Within the Law,” e d and convicted in the New OrI ‘'Common Clay,*’. “Smilin’ leans territory recently and thou­ ; Through," and “ Romeo and Juliet," sands of dollalrs worth of prohibitdiscussed not so much the cause of I cd fluid and supplies for it* manu­ the present situation as w hat can facture confiscated. he done in n remedial manner. * The carnival fun makers made Briefly, she attributes conditions j their way through the crowded to inroads made by the movies, ra ­ ) streets today amid the small army dios, revues, musical comedies, of street venders. Antique shops, heavy traveling expenses on the" ' horse and dog race tracks attract"road,” the gradual disappearance j cd many visitors while thousands of good legitimate theaters and of visitors were attracted by scenic , the sending out of pbor plays and and historic placet*. sorry companies by producers. The main streets during nights “I approve of the movies and of the carnival, which has been in radio ns forms of entertainm ent, full sway since last Thursday and hut not ns substitutes for the will continue until Inte tomorrow, spoken dram s,” she said. “We do . present an unusunl appearance. not appreciate the beauty and in­ Andre JJaven, director of the The , They are strung with thousands of atre e ’es Camps Ely , es of Paris fluence of the human voice. W hat ’ lights, are a-flutter with flags and will be ouwloss if it is replaced on know’n os the best looking imui it servo us a stamping ground for ' the stage by something m echani­ Europe, has nrriCa-i in tm Unitet many masked men rftnl women who States. cal? j seem to he leading carefree lives. "We go to the theater principal­ I Tomorrow is Mardi Gras day— entertainm ent, ly for cptcrtainm cni. but the cdu! the happiest in New Orleans cal­ I cutiona) value of the dram a can endar. It is then that street dances few not be" overlooked. No, good play j are in vogue. Ilex, the greatest l i _ v us seen and heard without causing II of the carnival gods will be the people to think and leading to the principal attraction of tomorrow’* belter things of life. 1parade und cure, the lust of the h-The "Museum* nre endowed. Schools ONeil who told Danville police nor the are endowed. Other institutions ure that he killed Catherine Core, of r the G-ndovved. Why should not the samo sir »t thing he done with the theater? New York City, and then hud Ids i 19:31) i “The nverage individual Corluin- fratur|,‘ changed by a Chicago Good Used and New [j [aherc ly ia.visited oftener and the theu- plustfe surgeon to escape detection, »*on- ter Is the one institution where vlr- hit'* a long record of convictions in Parts for all Makes of | Cj 1tuully nfi the a rts are combined Chicago. W the ■1» production.” This was revealed when a detec­ Automobiles. tive from Sptingfield, Ills., visited the Chicago detective bureau with u Holly-Spring Holt! T in s , Ac­ photograph of ;< man who bad giv­ cessories, (ins and Oils. en Springfield an his home. O n every hand in and near the southeastern section im provements and construction are forging ahead with un usual ehergy. Developm ents com; provements are being installed—buildings erected-in fact the w hole section is a scene < activity. I I Sanford Grove at the intersection of Crescent Boulevard and Geneva A venue offers the homebuilder and investor unlimited possibilities for profit anti an incomparable set­ ting for vour home. •' - Make tt vhdl to Sttnfortl Grove. You will find evi­ dence of great activity nn unjiarailed opportunity for profit on every hand. Our representative .wifi be ptensed to accompany you to the property. SANFORD GROVE, Inc BAItT NASON, Snips Director Phone 240 Sanford Used Parts Company C. II. WINN, Mgr. Cor. Sanford & Geneva Aves Brokers Protected %7 A. inone block in S ec. 2 & 11 1 20 k .:,,. naif within corporate limits of Sanferd. Bal joining. Contains several |»elly lakes. New Dixie Highway Sanford to Orlando crosses part of land. Can be made a very attractive, ex­ clusive subdivision. WILL SELL O R C O N S ID E R ? A. East of P aola on G eneva Ave. o n hard surface contains several pretty lakes; i -2 mile from golf course. A fine subdivision property. Y A. at T w ig Lakes on R. R- and siding one mile West o( City limits of Sanford; I-2 mile from Golf Course; sev­ eral lakes, a good subdivision afid townsite. Titles per- T H IS S A L E W ILL M A K E Y O U M O N E Y . L A K E M A R Y IS G R O W IN G , A N D P E O P L E A R E F IN D IN G IT A D E L IG H T F U L P L A C E T O L IV E . T H E S E L O T S W ILL B E ' A G O O D I N V E S T ­ M E N T , B U Y S O M E O F T H E M 'A N D W A T C H YOUR M ONEY GROW . , REM EM BER THE F IR S T PU RCH ASERS M A K E T H E G R E A T E S T P R O F IT . * PR1CES R IG H T TER M S R EASO NABLE Minnea|x)li», Minn Wil1 be at Sanford, H a., Seminole Hotel, till February 20. Easy Terms—Free Gifts r '•> * ,i > 31 �Golf. Has Outgrown Those Organizations Which Seek To Control It, Says Fowtiet Kid Rouke, Orlando fig h ter who ties meets Jimniy Russell a t the A rm ­ ory -tomorrow night In the , 10round feature of the evening's enrd, In well known to lftcal fens through his fight here with Charles Dim, Tampn scrapper, three weeks .S’OME 25 years ago a plnkfnced, cherubic-looking youngster came out o f the west, Unheralded rganisatlons !cach state in the union hod a t and unknown; to (five boxing' on* in the o n !n -llcn*t one n^wVy perfected club. •' of the most astounding/surprises 11KI°n th at hoot, which was^u w hirl­ i! i m! In 1025 only 113 clubs were ndd- the ancient sport> 1ms eyiir em­ wind of action while it> leslea.^Diai , c‘l the roster bf the U. a G. A. braced. hurt his hand and had to retire e U. S. Golf and lesser number than tbo W. G. They called him -Young Corbett, a fte p fo ilr rounds of sonic of the s grown so A. und many of these were not though his real name was Billy best* boxing seen here in n long t some 5,00(1 mimng the clubs formed In th at llnlhwell, and out In .Denver, lime, i f Russell can only w,ua I on an aver- year. The duos ape only from whence lie came, they knew him h» the punching ability of Dinx, local the county $10.00 to $30.00. for each member, n fighlin’ fool. fans are goftig to have a tre a t Stales. but students qf the organisation when he and Rouke come together. Mfilched to battle T e rry McGov­ lmvo decided the very newness of ern—Tarjrible T erry—a t IJartford, Boulo is a little KHow, but cafthe game caused clubs to hold back Conn., on'Thanksgiving Day, 1001, TMe FKrtfTlNGand neglect to support the organi­ Young Corbett, then scarcely 21, FfeOL'CAME zation which helped further and wns conceded Ilttlo'm ore than an OUT O F THE manage the sport. WEST ONoutside chance to last the limit. Much work has been dono by re ­ h er a ld ed v Eastern critics, famillnr with h itm a n gional association so th a t princi­ Terrible Terry's slashing on­ palities of golf clubs hnve grown slaughts, actually felt n bit sorry up, w ith the organization realm so for the Invader and his boyish total. th a t clubs would belong to the same How the gnmo grows is shown subordinate body which jn tturij m anager, Johny Corbett, who came 1»m reports for 1025. For club dc- would form the supreme ussocin- wearing a bizarre vest of m uskrat skins, the hairy tide out. vclopmcnts fo r thnt year alone They predicted n short fight ami ■Lenglen. tho betting odds, 2 to fl favoring “ It’s anybody’s match,’’ he said. Terrible .Terry, a t'th n t time cham­ “If Miss Wills M mi her gume she pion of the featherweights, cannot be bestpn except by a play­ seemed logical enough. er who can hit harder than she. It w « su short fight. A drnmatl* When Miss Wills ploys her game colly short fight. It lasted less with, all the speed of which she is thnn two rounds. Young Corbett capaldo, no,woman, und Indeed few won |>y n knockout, a swinging, men playbrs can withstand the lavishing right-hand uppercut, r. — wiuiu mi viiw m viuru in in o mien n in n in ncr piuy yci withering pa£e. thnt caughL Terrible Terry on the j. .utate of g re a t expectancy over'tho showed n varied and divi The cannon-like bull drive play­ nnglo of the jaw, ended the fight anticipated battle ncrosn the net game agqinst Miss Donne ed first Into one corner and then a fter one mlntitc and 44 seconds - Tuesday between Helen Wills and England, whom she defeat into tho other corner of a singles of furious slugging in the second Suzanne Lcnglon, 'Ihcrd already in straig h t sets G-2, 0-0. ' court is n winning game and in round. Of* foot a plan by which the loser Sho worked hpr fHtt fv women’s tennis it is nn unbeatable Terrible Terry had come in h‘- » '•* havo •" o th e r chance to meet and cr08» court dives with game.” overweight. A fter thu^Ilglit he w inner before the end of the 8pCfd. Her back band was tl refused formally to relinquish the AND gave . THe w present month. ■ flccn jn these ports. Her ovi BUCKET a TBBRlBLe title'. t i ^ ’.F ran k J . Gould nrtHnunces the of- however, lacked steadiness, Senators Arrive At CHOCK BV WINNING- THC Young Corbett replied with a of o $1,000 gold cup for a tour- Wills Watched her prospect!' .FEATHERWEIGHT TlTLC_ remark revealing philosophic ! Tampa For Training Moment In women’s sipglcn to -be ponent of Tucsdny. IN L e ts THAN TWO depths: ROUNDS * •» I#?1W on h,B ne.w c?u rt" *>?**• , , .n ' “ Do you expect to beat “All right," ho said, “ maybe I'm TAMPA, Fin.,' Feb. 15— W — viU tions are to be sent to the eight will« in straight love sots 7 not the champion, but when I go » t women players not on the Tho Washington Senators, two time down the street people will point iviora or in France. Invitations !champions of the American League, a t me and any,, ’There goes the already hnve been sent to Mile. ! started spring training hero today, guy thnt knocked out McGovern.’ Lenglen and Miss Wilts, Mile. Didi j Under leadership of “ Ducky" Jlar' That’ll do me.’’ nud Miss Hen Harvey ami Misj | iK the first squad, consisting No fight between featherw eights Batlerthwnltc, of E nglandmostly of pitchers, arrived a t Plant 1 before or sinco matched this one Field and begun n workout which Both Mile, Lenglen and Miss Wills for brevity, ^nvnRery and drama. wus to continue for several hours Corbett, thought to be ' purely n boxer, met McGovern, n relentless minutes Imd been clicked off ho landed the first crushing hl«>w. BIG AID TO WHITE SOX boring-in type of battler, a t his vyas a bent, crumpled figure on Corbett win keeping his head b.t- Boston Now Fourth ’ game—und battered him to tho thc canvas, trying desperately to tPt.( tll1(| was |«,lt|ing more , if, .In Hockey League floor under u flood of heavy blows get to his feet while Rcfvres tively to the body. There wn< no thnt atused old-timers to gasp. .White counted him out.'H ere i the i guurditif? <»n McGovern’s part- l.r NEW YORK. Fell. 15— (/I*)— Both men were knocked down in blow-by-blow detail of tlmt hli- fur^ot nil defense. AM he nnw won Itoitoii, two vieilories last week; tho first round. With the round torj'-nmking haymaker: l ' n hurrienne of blown coming it’ ilimbed by to fourth plurc in the N a­ more thnn half gone Corbett' shot • Itoad Two * -• : ward him. One of them, n riglit tional Hockey League race, the a right to the jaw which sat McGov­ McGovern rushed in With *Hle f t uppercut, landed squat- only change bf note. New York ern on his haunches. At seven lie wns up, throwing punches from lo the body, clinched and there lv »*« 'ho Jaw mid be went down.' luffvred to defeats und appears to n,d senseless but nmdo be out of tilts running. every angle. Corbett met every wns an exchange of right* ami n ° Corbett, on the defensive, frantic efforts (o get to ills feet Ottawa lends, next comes Mon­ rush but was finnlly fo rre d t,,. his lefts. knees by a left over tho fiieam-Htr UmA McGovern's rushes with stiff whi!o the referee slowly counted treal, Pittsburgh, Boston, Cana­ , dians, SSI. Patricks, and Now York. I w a s nldo to g e t b a c k o n his feet pmtvlie.i and straig h t loft jab*. D* over him. Corbett, meanwhile, stood hack a f t e r a s h o r t c o u n t umR t h e tw o With a left-hand uppercut he sept Suzanne L englen And H elen Wills ;, May M eet Tw ice D uring This Month g The TrtOTfcDS mads OUR BAIL CLUB LAST SEASON* SAYS EDDIE • coutme 1 w e r e s l u g g i n g to e to t w \ a t bell. # \ th e Going baric to his corner Mc­ Govern said to his umuxed buni diers, “Thnt's the toughest man I ever met, but I'll peg him just na soon as I get nn opening.'' McGovern wn« not destined to get the opening. When two more P ace Track Betting Banned In Cleveland CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. lj (A1)—Following announcement that A ttorney General Crabb of would begin Injunction Drocrc**,’ against race tracks which a tn u to operate with-pari mutual bmE ‘S afety Director Edwin U. Bem of Cleveland, declared today tbt he would not wait for Crabb* u act. B arry announced that he wUBM oxerejse his power to stop wri. niutUal betting within four mi)n of Cleveland. But bo added he was not certain the betting could be stopped. It would be extremely difficult, Bin* said, to Bccure evidence beyond “reasonable doubt" that 'Voold bring conviction on charges of oral belting. H i e b e s t uf building nar.ddr in jf lo t, th e day you givenj $3.00 Per C M JM k x Semlvmir-ortFnU ^ —^105 Scminqle King Vidor’s pi of Laurence! ring John Renee Adore! to the AT MILANE THEATER MONDAY AND TUESDAY \ M il a n e Theil Saturday, Febnaff Twice Daily—.JLj TOURING SYMPHONY S' 'jhtfili 1MUCES—NIGHTS 50t l« 'VX TJ.1' V"1*.f1 K>rA%^ M ATINEE 50c lo SWH S e n t S a le Oitftw F ek fo Tut 3G SHOW iSVtoR, ■ l§W'*1t I ’Y i a puce made him. “Lyons nr lived over night. He’s ,fho Itesf'^uQ llgt'pttthir developed in the 'ihujors last season and l am not excepting Kent Greenfield of the Giants." ■r * Lyons joined the White Sox in dune, 11123, coming direct from Corner Sanford Avc., > ern Frontugo oh Su»f°ri 1-2-3-4 years 9-Hoont H ouhl— Corner (Dfi ft. frontage on I arl Reasonably priced and ' pretty girl* of the "Snuey Baby" Company coming to the Milane Theater Today and Tomorrow for the presentation if 102C". ami “ Hello Flmdda." snuppy^niusu-al romicdles played successfully on the_ rom iianys northern tour. P A U L LAb Licensed Real K*u,< of Saleamnn-j Jack Will Travel lngcognito T o T h e Canva Y O U KNOW M E AL D«ar Al: Well Al we land it in N- ^ this A. M. and Barney mol ui at the dock. After we got a r n u t tho hotel he said he thought 1 should ought to run doyrn to the garden and meet Tex Rickard. Well Tex only said a couple wd* about kUncM and then we start R to id J one another back and 4l!t r.nd 1 guest I don’t half to letl you wh. won when you K«r *! O H ,G Y THIS Wfvy- nu r \ ,1 TVJVJ *vnuih T E L L M E Y tW >V E V I T H E Y CGLL e o QEE»VCLEG*INCy \ ME THE MftY S p 6LLTHE s o HEftVItS o - o p JT T ^ o ^ri tul V oebth J V O U C ftM ’T O SE THW NM16 IM h e w Y o r k * You i m u . HAVE T o $=1GHT UHDER OUJNI •, QOSHT THEM ^ EUEV2YGOOY \ aJ |L L liECXKxMl^E r —r* TE^THATX T R .o e . G u r O H L V POR o co u ple .O R ROUHPS interest. �B A K tO tf g B & w e r J S iffl F £ .;. wilL turn into bicycles nr I - * if necessary, intd nutomojiilcs. hf'anvthing happrn* to yod n the R ind Of the liliic Chcrry, just any: S t ' S a I S . ,?And puff, you’ll be but before you know it. The Twins' took the fish-balls ond nut them into their pockets. t S H * . H-O- W O to Uu.nl, the vi' d codfish. Nnncy could only say *'Tomntn-soup!" And all Nick- c«3tal«! stammer out was "W affles and I** . * sure you’re quite welcome,” said Sergeant Cod stepping hack into line and saluting. It * too find you didn t come in by the wicket gate. It would have saved you much trouble. Your heads, too, Tay-psy," drew upoa “/ f t * '& fo rn ia n j of h b to year3 M , Lomlc lu t i t a recent luncheon correspondent*’ assoclatli which he was- the guest of honor. , At 77 he is 'known to hi* col­ leagues as the world's champion obituary writer and aa a regular contributor to London papers, abide from his work in parliament. No­ T. P. O’Conner, "Father of the body of importance can die any­ House of Commons," also la father where without "Tay-Pay" penning or the corps of American news­ a kindly column. paper correspondent* in London. A t one time or another he has Ameriran fee cream sodas h a te been on the staffs of many of the replaced tea as the popular drink American journals represented in at the larger London dance halls, the British capital long before their where the *ale of alcoholic bever- «Un*«r ahead. ^ j l j ^ d 'a leading business women, told ah audienca a t Boothan,y,.lpxiap wfcere women were port during a talk on fem inhm T twuly Idle. It would be found th a t the attitude Of th a t group toward life degenerated, the declared, "an It becomes lniy, lurury loving, unBtable ami greatly interested In i s arili! end decay ®j*sLn*utW? hare desttbyS t y ’ l u S f ? ^ ' *tl11 d* 'troy’ *°nnm™Tt h *of factories and develSL*J’ech*n,« I *npHance« relieved the home of much of the popularity a t the toft dring dance halls where tea, since icy cream was introdoeaa: has been pushed down td* the bottom of the menu, apmo reason don’t go )w*l! to•- A t the C-ovent Garden Opera House, which has been turned Into an Immense dance hall for the w inter and has a license to sell alcoholic drinks, beer is the most popular beverage, with Scotch and soda next and Ire cream soda as the third in England. • Tea ls called for so seldom nowa­ days a t Covent Garden that most of the tea pots hare been rele- hef loops, rt era In 'k t t trip by air the longest crossing* of the Iris) ^ rty itr The sta rt wit] be made •aim e, »v land nriyunim Aerodrome, » t ’1 r.u^rw Middlesex, the headquarters ot London Flying Club. (To Be Continued) — A Distinctive Home Community j 'i ** Where refinement and contentment Abound a u w« hi uic lady and gennem an pica** giv.o me pusm. t said the sergeant of Ihe squad, - Asks D am ages LONPON LETTER LO N rt^N ,' h\'b’ 11r/ Wh~Thc Fifth Avemic metliwl nf traffic control, with its alternating lights has been ndopted for I’icadi^y, from the famous Hixrus to Uydo Pnrk corner. London will not adopt New York’s - graceful metnl wutchtod-ero. for nil the gpnee in this main artery is needed for the in­ creasing number of ttutoniobilen, but signal lights, controlled by an officer in Piccndlly Circus or nt the intersection of St. James street, will stop nnd stnrt traffic almultaneoualy n il’along the s tra in This is only one of the mupy innovatiTms . adopted to relieve the congestion of London’s narrow and irregular streets. In the larger squares nnd circuses tho one way movement of traffic has been ad­ opted with jfrent success from the standpoint of everyone hut the pedestrian, in Parliament Square particularly, pedestriana on their way to the houses of parliament or Westminister Abbey have much difficulty In'dodging through the steady stream of motors which pours through Whitehall nnd Vic­ toria street and across Westminis­ ter Bridge. To enro for this prob­ lem tunnels under the streets will be constructed for foot traveler*. ■on the pcic lirs gnb the Brittany. Kovcn-ii I, more Irdrr of [raW-rnitonsict* ir rings md bell member The Cattliy, Ore., school board disIrder of mi»s;d Miss Hosentondc Lee Shaw, accused aged 27, when she married Clifford of bell Samuel:on, aged 10, n pupil, •'fhut tmber of was a year ngo. Now Mra. Snmuclson is suing the board lo r $&5,inent store, sending her husi to high school. fair, starting February. 28, is arous­ ing commit-ruble official interest in view of the fond building activities planned, various states to be car­ ried out when financial conditions permit. The spring fair which in­ cludes the nnnunl technical fnir will bo one of the Inrgcst Industrial and ’'"M-hnnicnl exhibitions in Ger­ many this year. Augtlstine—$1,480,000 senhand l*ri*n K„v. P Numbers |**ifer said I h> sward r f and P " '. would puireit duo Queen Mary need* a new rook. The old one is not quitting because of, too much company nt Buehingjytm Palace, too few nights off or anything like that, but i* about to ritire after 2ft yenrs as "cook royal" in supreme command of the unlace kitchens. Applicants must be. adept nt both plain or fancy cooking, for excepting on the more formal oc­ casions, the fare at England’s roy­ al hoard is very simple. On Sun­ days tf ihoro are no special guests. King Gtorgo’s family often lunches on soup, remit beef, apple ta rt and cream. But on formal social oc­ casions when tho solid g6ld state plate Is shined up and put out on the great dining table, tho pnlncr chef must rlsee to the supreme heights, of his nrt. Queen Mary, good housewife that she is, usually chooses menus, nndaaUhough herself fond of the simple dishes of England, she has fine discrimination In French and other foreign cooking. The increasing vogue of the double breasted coat has caused men of fashion In txmdon to re­ sort lo dieting to remove fat. No fat man look* his best in a doublebreasted suit: hence the "banting denial of favorite dishes und paintil-hours of massage.Ilf- tba,Xi£kith baths of Piccadilly and St. “Nature’s Century O ld Masterpiece” HIS is a spot where Nature seems to have planned a perfect home l ommunity. Her magic wand has touched it into rare beauty and*fdi­ ed it with stately oaks that rear their massive heads to the Bkies. In the dark centuries that are gone, when th e Red Man roved the, uncharted paths of a vast wilderness, Nature sl.6\vly formed this spot into a place of exquisite beauty, with the inherent skill of an artist wont to deal in the architecture of the sphere, She cast the charm of unexcelled natural b e a u t y around-it and with the skill of a masted-craftsman touched Wynnewood into life in the varied hues o f universe. T It is not often that you have the opportunity of buying a homesite already prepared for you with century old oak trees and a beauty of surrounding that is seldom equalled. It takes years to do that but here you will not have to wait for the slow growth of shade trees* flowers, and shubs to beautify your home. . In Wynnewood they.are already there and have been growing since the white man first came to these shores. «'» * j* % Wynnewood is in the path of the city’s great Eastern trend o f development and already in the city limits Day by day men and machinery are at work clearing streets and laying o u t* boulevards. Rapidly an unusual and w ise­ ly restricted home community is coming irito being. Now is the time jn which to secure the most desirable lots, either for sound investment or for a universe. ' * \ • "I ' . Let one of our representatives take you out to see Wynnewood. We shall be glad to have you as our guest. Those undergoing the martyrdom of fashion find physical consola­ tion however. In the advice of Doctors that ths fatter the man the higher th* blood pressure and that it is the thin, wiry men that lire l0 W en‘tP do soclety_wgnyen_hjre [*Pply only [ *jnployes f bUe* und D. M. DREAM, Safe* DJrtelor W. k . Wlsljard, rrc* P"*d when n founded. M soldiers winbe fn Memorial [t the first K msdt to year to l~* manner r® United f®1 not 1 to declare » l*m) f the Care « obuiwd 2 *11 hi\lc P * to par. “ *• Repre. ** will look 5 *°Br‘trit3, * h*lf staff Persistent cough* end cofdt lcsd to »oiou* trouble. Yon mn stop them now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creotote thst 1* p lu m s to |fi«- CieomuUlon it a new medical discovery with two-fold action | it soothes and ?**)* the Inflamed membranes and In* hiblu gmn growth. •*rs?V _ , *]f kupwn drug*, creosote is tecognued by high medics] authorities as one of the jrcslat iieiling agencies for P«N*teat cough, and colds and other ornu 0f ihrost troubles. CroorauWofl" a*^ilion to creosote, other , i * , $ Nsmern, which soothe and bc*l i , huocled membranes ‘ "-l stop th* tort**/' *oc*1oa1^* the stomach,’It sb* of .“ ‘“■V*®hk»od, attacks the test of tfe cbcek®the growth t Creomulsion J, r UumIrt„ j Mluf,o. S a k s A g e n t* Phone 657 ■ A .s.u ' - Best Cooking v. Reasonable. Prices are the advantage of this place. �acKTTfc :_cxtis;r f S S S ^ ^ r n i ^ rf.-.wtwe- la® SH K Leon county already haha JotM -of «>«»' Jnclwa>nir bond* for the work through its 2 ; " , . ^ ^ , ! bv th? hichconfine*, Suwannee has pCinrtcd g g „ conference at Mariana bond in d e as ban Je ffa n o n and y* otJ,er central point m Gadsden, Sentiment for the work . . -future to discos* conin Walton county (> each th a t EMIi p .o ja m . Dr. to r Cleveland, of the Deftmlak j ^ £ 1 * . . * ami hi* ad -j Springs Herald, ha* been led to , .■ ^bnmber adds would be fclule Road No. 1, Especially rem ark editorially: / J e t tro tlo o t j j g j 1J " A U ^ S u t r t ^ ' should be In Need O f S u rfa cin g O w ing -i ^ r bond proposition, g e n t1 « ^ * | they have To Heavy Traffic In Past We are ready to vote and work it. voted bonds for the proposed work Wager the bond the better Year Authorities S t o i c The or not. we'ii be pleased." feaS p JACKSONVILLE, Fab. 15—Sen­ tim ent is cryntallfting throughout West Florida in favor o f bardsurfacing State Road No, '1 , the Old Spamsh T?all, all the way frbm Jnekaonvillo to Nensacoln accord­ ing to reports to tho Florida Stato Chumbcr of Commorce. The high­ way already is hnrdsurfuced be­ tween Jacksonville and Lpkc City, n distance of Sixty miles, and the sentim ent for bond issues by coun­ ties west of Lake City for the pnrpose o f ^ a r d s u r f a c in g elaoCol. William Mitchell, court m nrtiulcd and resigned flier, is polishing whore is grow ing so rapidly it ap­ his gun nt Wnnhington home’ preparatory to t an African hunting pears . __ funds M „ „ be * available hy will by the tlrno tho, rnftd is completed as a sand cloy project. Dr. Fons A, Hathway, Chairm an of tho State Rond D epartm ent, told tho State ! Chamber several months ago ho believed the Highway would te HY ASSOCIATED PRESS ~ t | in a Lendon hospiui . «■ ! eventually b ^ - v J ^ K lying In but in the Interim n rnn5» **«*,' ,nJ°rlCSi Co'min M “y - ^ J ____ ______ __ 'of .f The State Chamber Com-1 .~ * } “ * _ the | Condition* are tetter, /som e hard*urfaclnu of the I \ \ would be tho g reatest stop Went •orbitant to unreasn Florida could tako toward accel- - . -----------------lending Ita development,' and thaj. j Indian Rock*—40 the quicker the work is done the be constructed here. which believe* merce. u~.— ----- th a t STATE NEWS BRIEFS DEMAND—The two and a half y ear old baliy of Mr. mid Mrs. O. N. Wynne, near Ornngo City, was nthered to death wnen It ncciltnllv fell Into it non-used-ristern. It was necessary to dig n trench to the bottom of the well before the body w«* recovered. MILTON—-Poisoned flour Is lw Roved by physicians to have been responsible for tho ruddon illness of four members of th e fninilv of Til'A. John Bolt, who live pear Hol­ ley. on East Hay. The four were stii»-keti Just following the i.upper hbnt’ and two dorpi, which were fed from Urn tnlilu, tiled Inter* S V CLEARWATER— Young OUR 2ND IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PROPERTY HOLDERS IN The P rice Is Right SANFOHD Cash LUMBER CO. nmr- \V. S. PRICE, Mgr. *• ; lied people with children arc ns- . ■ rured of a t Iras one plncn to live. A new *50,000 upnrttnciit to he built hero will b»- rentfd to young ■couples with o ffsp rin g s, in pref' ereneo to bnehcbn-'i and old maldo, tho buthlrr nnnoiinrod.' TIM \v. First Si. Phone 472 -* NKVV l.l'MIHOK YAltl) . G A fN E S V nX E —C haster W hite, \ riimpb-ltf line local resident, shot *m| kllh'd DoSUNDAY,' FKIill CARY 11 '/ ,-ivjtt Britdluy, negro restaurant If i o, you always will be inipu ; IcOopcr, during nn arg u m en t in the in r no niuttbr where you go. You i i.‘> preM. .iiul Pin*: latt;r*s establishm ent. arc l.nin with n nlruntpt m nnnrr t* r.m riU i ’ and* make frlrm li easily. You b lira I fling should ta k e -ra re not to become too pleasant and talk top much Mldiiig alxiut your fiiendsvund neighbors. Flooring You nro inclined to do th!a und O iling unless you fight it off you will get U intah _ * .the name of a gossip. Moulding* You care too much for too many and many disappointm ents may ho L « lh iu lino for you. Ur.eh MONDAY, I ’KifllUARY If. , of Lime Plunlrr g W h ile Rock (MnHter I to. rd STRAIGHT TALK Windows* ?\ iTumi-H nnd Screens . Made to Order ' dnrphy Ironing Board* •lnficlne Cabin cl** W here do yon alw ays find Iho best hom es in to w n ? If you and tho other citizens of Sanford a r e rig h t in your belief th a t S unford is going to groiv or Keep i n grow ing a t its p resen t ra te , th en th e b e st hom es will NOT lg DOWN T O W N — th e b u s in e s s , jobbing nnd w holesale d is tric ts will, no doubt, w ithin a lew y e a r s be sp read in g down P alm etto, M agnolia, Pirk, Onlt, M yrtle and Elm j u s t as it is doing out Sanford. JULf•*"' YV •* , f\iH?' i . (17 '0 . .1 !• _• V -4 ' ■f } 1« WHAT DOES THIS MEAN TO YOU? Its Worth Climbing For! • Y our property in Loth A rbor will be th e num e'% eauliful setting for a hom esite that ii now is there, will be th e host hom es------ there, will be I he highest priced resident pro p erty in th e whole S a n fo rd district, und. as a far skilled-citizen, one o f wide vision, you should build that home whero-you will not lie crowded o u t by th e en cro ach m en t o f business ----- in a place where Micro will In- a continuous and p e rsiste n t dem and for high type resident property. i* “Jack and Jill went up tho hill Their errand, it would seem, W as to find a store und tfet some more* O f our extra good ice cream.” Will stop tomorrow - CclJ* Ire A la =4 iustfs for the nuliioos who u*e 11illV Fever and beadtehes r>LsCrliipe yield* In jdiys. TUUUtheguld, the aclrntific w»y to end theie danger* mil dUcotaforu. Don’t trw t ieaaex helps, don't wait. Get tick to nonnil at oocc ' WE HAVE A VERY IMPORTANT BUILDING PROGRAM AWAITING YOU. Seminole Creamery Co. / ’ 1* Be S ure Its w Jill I k s P rice3 0 c with portrait ‘ " 110 W. Second Street. * . • •' r ' •'••;*• • , PI*hneHB34 , • In a few days we will b e in .......a position to o ffo r to you a very interesting building program m e, one stricU y Vn Unl ___ ne w ith _____________ sound financing nnd one } IJt 'V'1,1 *' l^ ^ ib le fo r you to o w n ' a hom e w ith u very small ° . ,‘V ■ N olhing will enhance values of y o u r p ro p e rty and that (,|nte as much jis building hom es------ h av e you noticed Vl.|. r S M,.u** "D (|**« Ktfeet nnd down anothen-and rarely will . ' u . i w , ' s'^ 1,1------indicating th a t if wo u re to tak e care of the I | i who waul In come here (o live we m ust build m ore hom es. • - - *■)-• >'Jt *m+m- \ m WATUH-FOR 0 U R vf BUILDING ANNOUNCEMENT HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT, Inc. Telephone 5Rft When jdo vh : cat?” 1* i ,x r *&' **'’ *’ ' -#-1' ■* - , I ' it,-,*■ jh- 0, v* .1#' ^ - A Country Club Property o f falxes and H ills Sorry 1‘m. late folk*, bot blarnc it on the gtoccr boy. I couldn’t make the biscuits rill he brought my can o f Snowdrift.” * t ] * t* l' ^ * ** ' S n o w d r i ft rich mmm • - ' ‘ ‘ ■'* •. i ?T ■ f 11 3bS j ~ •■*■* creamy s ho r te n in g • .v * -• - —-r~» ■' ' ■!.. . ' SALES AGfcNTS . Next to Post O ffl« First SI. and Pal*fG® ’ -■ b B ir rr'f*"-'----- rx i'.r.s * • •c ' ,* Jh i» '• �iw ic C o a * At Rapid Rat VX S i .ai^aiduaakmamifl to consider relief legislation for Pueblo and to prevent further floods and also a bill providing for the Moffat tunnel. There was en­ acted Pueblo’s bill for a conseev- foci bjlth. IMmllcl WIIj, thr rail tunnel is u wnter T l n i . e b t fo o t w ide and e i g h t T h ro u g h this Denver Sthigh. i Lonns lmm„| is about Itt feet Iti fi& M t n water supply front tribS l r S of mountain Mrenros tho ho Colorado River. Eight tap I cross cuts arc being built to ennJ ^ T th o water and railroad tunUncls. nC|jmIc veloped m -rthw esternCol..*■ * — 1,1 H win be opened hy the ign coal, geologists tunnel, has eiiou-*’ say, to supply the United States It has nil shale f„r 1,5*10 ......... years, beds of L- stupendous proportions, equal undevclThere arc .almost J northeastern (tped r e so u rc e s■ ■ In Utah. , The railroad born of the project, folly enlarged, la fifty-two pgr cent finished, while the w ater tun pci nnd the ffinln headings of the railroad bore are seventy-ninu per cent built. Last year C rater t-aso, a re­ puted bottomless body of wnter, 1,500 feet above the workmen in the tunnel, emptied its w aters into (he passage.. The lake was drained and has been forever eliminated as * for a Sew link i n i that It shall be _______ ________ continental1 railro.il railroad traffic. A irovvmont . district.' and remain tunnel .commission wan appointed orvver a public utility fo r transand bonds issued. portatlon and communication. flfro David II ™ |W planned to build th e Den­ ver & Salt Lake railroad through t«e ft rent barrier* of W k nnti K«rjrc dividing C o ln rn d la o d U U h Divide Nears \1 r Y MONEY AVAILABLE Loan« For First Mortgage Ilonas oa Liberal Va1««thm lUsis at 7% Consult us first when ia the market for foods ,A. I*. CONNELLY &SONS MamooUa A Scr«o*» , . i r im WE* H A V E . M E B E S T M JYS ACREAGE- BUSINF-SSHOMl.S i l l f t w Hi 0 ! io n t ?2 r , V tilc ie z R e c illy C o . V aldez H o ld ilm lilim ; It*]*.' £*i. .* *-'***ir . , ii WVBST1OATI05B INCOM * TAX i (fifliain s a n d M o n a h a n K ACCOUNTANTS | kwalr Tn»»l(> llulliflna } ‘1 E-” " . . . . . .... .. . . . .... . T U D O R !R D , ForSale Be Avc and 8th Street ktjSlueco Bungalows ranmediate1 Occupancy B.substantial m anner breakfast room screened (n porch, hardwood floors, ;cm, vwnmv closets.' ^ id the property at all >■'»« lhrouyh these beauti- aiio Ihiilriing Co. " s On Sale Today, Mbtiday February 15th mjrMway. filling’ station juiuilile lor lunch room, fuorns for owner. K K pwislwo buildings all fo r r ’1payment JJ51000.00. r.ara 51 Astounding Prices SEVEN DAtS ONLY '.. ,. fj 1'riwf 4»i-. iy 7-la McLach Even now, 50 per cent o f these D ixie Highway Business Lots, distributed througttinit the “ tion, have been reserved by the Manor for future sale a t the "> tun ami J . hi. Huchp. REGULAR LIST PRICE $ 2 5 0 0 “boul u,c way thuir clothes i,u dry cleaned—m ake no msUke about th a t, fh e y UouKl *Hther 8Ult l,'“n wear out* th at is I j! ; ,),opt*dy cleaned. We" nave , U,ly ,nen ma»y dollani uy "II1K hiKh srade ’w ork •’j,*, f ^ orida • *„ t -del ,g Fur seven days, until Monday, February 22,1926, a Dixie Highway Business Lot in Sahiford Manor may be purchased Tor the amazing price o f mvitlH—I’hutic »-i« , JET .“fflVyS ‘•V."- f i*—'c5 -’•inP.'l ' �pt-rSP'Rtf-?1 H I* * * <%S3f r- '.V •' —1 a - ^ c m a « 's m r * ~ - . w a»v 'iV • ! ■>}** q * ■ 'i.’>v.‘mS vjiI & S '• / lA^-h «• ‘ tS / V|V\ j I 'M i *•Jit ■’* . \iw s i m ■ V t 1; (♦ • K r •; fcV » > !v fai • ,k t 111' k , RJM ’ fu. p. ■ ti.y.v *' • • ' * • „ ’ . ■ 5 * •• . ■ . •V <*l * ;r :S h Rfti&n . WRljf; !' ffcy' •;/A- - j . ^ E O P L H .w ill b u ild fine h om es and estates in $ !Q ] th e F le e tw o o d S ectio n o f D a y to n a Shores K ; : •.• because-*-* r s** . \ { ^vU.'Cvj 9 «* m H ere w ill be th e p ro tectio n and sa fety o f desirable * i *. < ‘ ,j * , streets—r F §\ • • , * close to th e b lu e A tlan tic and the D a y to n a B e a c h — in the choicest n e ig h b o r s—-yet seclu sio n and p riv a c y — |4 th e zest o f life fa rI ■frtonrthe toiling! § i \ ■ ~■ * • • W ith n o h o m e m ore than three h a n k s o f a g lo r io u s r iv e r —-every 4 - t t s * E v ery co n v en ien ce o f urban life such as w ater, * w h e re th e clim a te is m ost invigoi and th e su r r o u n d in g s most beautir electricity, w o n d e r fu l p aved streets and h ou le- A n d , in a d d itio n , countless special vard s, a sch o o l fo r th e ch ild ren , a yach t club for recreation a n d pleasure, such asj presence o f a great co sm o p o lita n *. y i ’ A• Jr •. ’* t ' *’ * * th eir elders— y et great trees, secluded nooks, and F le e tw o o d can afford. Exe ' * ' L f SVi ‘U I • : V. * .■U . J U L I A N •' *E' 0»P0NNELU : , . £ L r * ; :jra r +■ . •1 ‘ �Far out to sea w ill gleam the power ful searchlight atop the radio tower of the Daytona Shores Fleetwood Hotel. Shooting across the H alifax River and the narrow peninsula of Daytona Beach, its rays w ill pick out the great ocean liners in tht Q ulf stream---herald to Voyagers from Florida9 s greatest place of * •' recreation and playi m ) n>* A nd the Place Where Y o u r M o m l,* Will ha m Big Profits iwhvooil Section of Daytona Beach. An Cam you doubt it? And just the spot, with tins great modern hotel, where moneyed t to live. Values will rise tremendously £ °l lltis current year as the work on the to completion. Property surrounding the V Miami Beach rose 1,000 per cent, and ttain as sunrise, fortunes will be made here tannounces that the Fleetwood of Day drawn and ap Li’fipletely * / "financed, " m u v v v i , plans I 'J d i n U i t l VYll U I1U U p* and steel ordered. i ^tion is not yet ready for public offering. 1 Kreservations subject to later allotment. ° mjD’ big profits, seize this opportunity fnr, ?re ancLreservfe some' o f Thwprop- f a ., CJJ “Pcning^ Our local representative 11 full information. See Sec him at once. E.c. GRADY, District Manag �FBimtTAHV omohile.M for Sale Sanford DaRy W ANT AD; M f l Term s: Cash la Advance Telephone ads. will be TMeb fnr patrons nnd enllettor f Immediately for payment. 1 Time 3 Tlmi'n Be a lisa fl Times .Tc a Has r.c » line _____ M a re f o r . Consecutive insertions; ' . S i x w o rd s'o f nvcriiye length «ro counted n line. !. Minimum charjro of 30 for s p ra t insertion. A All ArllfftHiRttifi’ . ad 19—>Il»HdlnR-—C ontracting 38— H u.iitfFss O piid iiu itittcH NCOLN — FORD SANFORD ELECTRIC *CO, FORDSON r>.', Edw ard HiinH Sucre :cor»jto Gilloa & P la it lno. Commercial & palm etto, Phone 8 j $ \ . 116 Magnolia. E verything elec­ trical. PJj^ie *122. E lcctragith V AV. . D IA N A / . aulc* 111,(1 Service 2W W . I urslB L Plionu 017 -JAM ES II. COWAN—All kind, . o f Tint atid.Siu-rt Metal 'Work, w a tu r and Boat. Tanka. A t Oak Avenue and T h ird 'S tre e t. Tele­ phone 111. I ' Bfcnford Dealer, S. A. Pino M 8 W. F lra t St. • Phono 017 .u i iwvi-ue, vimcreia l uo*,general ^ .g c n tn MIRACLE Concrete C F O R b. Fordor Sedan, Rear shift; T cement work, sidewalk*., buiMlia r Ruin $375 Cash. C«n be seen InR blocks, Irrlgallqp boxes, J. R. T cn rl linger, Prop. a t 1812 Mellonviilo Avenue. .. ONE AUTO tra ile r and one nuto tent both'trond. 008 W-Hrmey. RUN API AD In them columns. Tho cost 1« nn)all, results ore I- f ■■ ■ ■ A-- t <■ - - ■ - 8-^-Automohiles for Ex- ROOMS, with or without men.*. Bcohoiiable r a id . Lincoln Hotel. 68__ Rooms W ith o u t Hoard FURNsilF.D TWO ROOMS, keep­ ing porch nnd hath, lutht*. ami water furnished, Second -21 Mcisch Building._______ ________ LEASE -JiT WONDERFUL chntiR c. TWO FURNISHED ’BEDROOMS. Adult., "nly. Apply l Ml1 »v* First St. Phono wi-J* ____ . TWO ROOMS and Garage. Rose* land l[ticMs^ ltoyii y*,,itrr. TWO VERY desirable liedroonw with private family, centrally hh rated, to f W. 3rd Street.______ FURNISHED -ROOM :*.07 East fith Street.. BUSINESS* LOCATION . Insertions. Tho office should be notified imm ediately in case of w * u r. • • ;. r \ TO ADVERTISERS St ’A * H erald representative thoroughly fam iliar w ith rates, rules and classification- will give you complota-llifornratlon. Affd if you wUh. they will a w ls t you In w ording, your w ant ad. to m ake. It m ere d . fcMlve. ; I IMPORTANT NOTICE Advcrtt«ei j ahonld. give their WfSrt, or postoffice address as • Wall da their pbflPB number if they denlro rchulta. Abdut ono 8«*dar out of o thousand has a j telephone, and the olhers c a n 't communicato with, you unless they know your addrewr. iAll dLcontinuance MUST be made In person at Ibo Ban* ford Herald office or bjr let­ ter? Telephone discontinuances • . AUTOS FOR HIRE EAGLE AUTO SERVICE Day ,o r night. Meets nil trains. Bsg*Ke tranafer. Phone 551 nnd <03-W. 3*—Moving, Trucking *. Ston ge 2 1 — F a i n ti n g — P a p e rin g . DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS 1623 vFord Coupe J624 Dodge Coupe 1925 1!5 Tun Graham T rurk 1925," Dodge Sport Touring m r S F o rd Coupe* ■ 182fj Ford Fordor Sedan MILLER O .'P H IL L IPS, INC. Phone 3 Oak nt Second St. Ili—Service Hlallorw—Repair- ^ A n n o u n c e m e n ts HAVE YOUR CAR Washed , Polished. / Is o f T h a n k s and PAINTING and KALSOM1N1NG walls. Work guaranteed satis­ factory. George Baird, Painter, 25—-Florists. • 'BTEWAItT THE F U JR IS T ” F'loOfers fo t all occasions, fil l Myrtfo. Phone 200-W 27— P ro fra -iim in i HcrvTcf.s WIGHT P R IN T SHOP—Printing Engraving, Embossing. See tie first. Wo do U,~ Phono 417-W K. R. Avc.-Commcrdul St. YOUR HEALTH FIRST, all other ^ fthings ................. follow. ...... Taka Chlroprn Jc ' ml adjustm enta fo r ym, iea! . uud _ _ __ ______ keep well.________ Como i and investigate' thin wonderfu cclence __ W. ____Er. Muc _______ _ T---r - j. Dr, Dougall lo t N at’l. Bank Bldg. Phono 482-J Greased n t thft • PERFECTION AUTO l.AUNDRY 28— lfc p u irin ff Oak Avcnuo t 9-S-Pcr.‘«onnla NOTICE—Tlie property of Htfi and. 819 Pnrk Ave.. and 814 Chanmnn Ave., has been taken out WIGHTS—1T hroe eta Hons. M ag­ nolia and Second, F ir*t and Eltn, of tho Market. G. A. Atklnaun. PanfonLAvenue and 10th S tre e t F.xpert service. !;8U FFE R E R S of h eart trouble, AqIV—Employm ent j ■ g iria Pectoris, Dropsy, Aatluna. n ig h Blood Ptvsauro, Paralysio, I III— Business Service 32— Help W anted—Female vriu gladly tell you free, how you ta n g et .quick nnd lasting relief, w ith put lining dm go, medlcino or THE MORNING JO U RN A L Is the COLORED GIRL wanted to caro w ra n A A ddrcs. It. Waldi m Bux fo t .^ c l^ l aftcrTiom).?^ Good wcccptcd w ant ad medium in ■ J^COf-tfaw Ilpvon, Comlr" ?s fctaytmui (FlaA Ouw cent a word an insertion. Minimum 25c. E. SPUItLING, .enbdivinion EXPERIENCED - W A I T I t l T J s pcclulist. Subdivision t o OrW anted ut the fJlympin Cafo. cighta, t*7oridii onr Dixie High- 17— Wunti'd—Aul omobiles ,nu», Florida, and F l o r a 35—Salesmen and Agents SANFORD 250 feet iro n tag e, by 117 feet depth. On account of bccentrally located and with th water nnd rail shipping facilities, Sanford ,1s dcntincil to become a large and im port­ an t distributing point in the An ideal residence Iftt in Hum: Ctm ii, ISO feet front, ! * ■ $2,500.00 on liberal for terma. II—A utom obiles AM ERICAN CAFE ijr: 11-—Automobiles For Sale. Wo have Just 'opened up n modern cuf(* in tha Catcp hulldiug. W« servo horna ertolwd foods, in tho clcaneit of surrounding.i. Everything miniOAKLAND Touring.. 1924. $135.- tury. Como in and cal with us. • O0..E ssex Four Touring. Stn tlicuo lit Sl9 Holly Ave; REALTY iYS - KNIGHT and ©vorlnnd and M. Motor C o, P ark nnd BEMINOLE ESSEX 209 Oak A venu* - -phone- 4p7._ 3on-Joti C bavroht Ca. and Magnolia P Thono 7 ‘13 • Bjlcisch Dldg, 7 6 -A -(ia ra g c H , SIX ROOM, 'bungalow, modem. 3 blocks south of Forrest Lake lfoInl. 1>. O. Box 022. 2 ROOM kitchenette amt apartments, llo t water, I fully decorated—centrally It Fine on) lo**k. W. M. Young, i 2U8 N. t’.trk Avenue. HOLLY AVENUE 211». Five room home, nil modem with gam ge Owner will sell you an o.-yt apartm ent renting for $-10.00 per front corner lot, wilh two MtT month. l*rlcr» $7500. $2509. cutfli. adjoining, a t $500.00 ttach, on iWatice monthly. ensy term s, these lots being sitiuted near Monrou Road, just nut MODERN HOMES of Sanford. ^ 77— II ousch fo r K ent ROOM FURNISHED House rent apply <‘>)8 Palmetto Av .Spanish design bungalow (M ery 52— Business E q u Ip m rn L ^ ‘■i'.i.i’. iit J .MiMS, cni-y liTina. HiiildciS Supplica 3 •I'-rcfl erf* r> fa rm $5,000. !i a m cell a*, f a r m ‘$(1,000. 1(1 acrcn r r lc ry filial ft2,0('() .51 a e r r a high i lu«“ crli i f ar m, $3,000 linm-c far $*!('.000 -10 an*- celery fa r m $10,000. ll tvi fie*- a c r e - t r a d n u i m p m i il i c t f i i Jalid. See -liih. A .bdiiliH)ill ir you (inure to coll your lot 112 M. l- iciit S l i i ' l, c a iib jid . in Franklin Terinci* nr your celery .IAS. A. JO H N S O N farm, till it wiili ua. Wir guarantee 112 \V. I iriil Strc-i-l. l.nt located ip M ayfair on B lintl Ave., life 170, facing r.vt. Thin in n most excellent. Imy at linly $.'1000. 1-3 cash. Bal­ mier :rm i niimially. Tala- .id vantage of tliin opiwrhmitj. atinfact"! v t-crvice. 12 ilc.siiublc Inis in Franklin Terraco from $ | i)iiimmi u, $1300.00, they will be $1300.00 m (it) days, watch mid see. A -111 acre celery farm fully •**lui|»i*i 11 with mtilri ami all necossarv farming iniplenieiitu, bt a i.acrificc. .ijee us. a t once. CUT FLOWERS for sale. CalonduInn now ready. 25c per dozen. Phono -10-W. Mra. L. H. Jones. OWNER l-EAMNG foe North March Lit, Will sell nr m il furnished li*»*i!ic, 1910 Sanford REALTORS and Brokers should Ave. See J. E. Blahcr or carry a complete list of tln-lr beit offerings in Urn classified col­ umn daily. Only iirodurers wanted. Wc have bf»— S p e c ia l* a t I be SloriM an unusually altractive proposition to offer to lumllcrH who have come to Sanford to make money.Our list iujM and clientel is ihe heal. If you are a rnlevinun and want to PA I NT VAKN1: It inn hi* permanent, connections, wln-n*1 your services will be appreciated, nnd your income unlimited. Ail- i dresa Box D-100 caro Herald, for TRACTOR SERVICE: Plowing, mi Interview. dijklng. and ylrr-et grading. U t us do your Bubdivislon. M. 51. Lord, Koutii A, Box 2III. THE WHITE REALTY CO, 2U5 First N at’l. Bank Bldg. HOUSES— iiicitt down, | part iiayinenL Hot it Id O fflct*. FOR RENT—One five ono tag .room house Steward, Prioiin 3WM. <* room hung;,low, fireplace, bath, rU c U n lights, localed on coi ner of Wmshingtun and llpghqy Avo., in Bel Air. Tint- lo-uhc CKO >tie AlJOfia-diyis na'fapeVliohe^; v n r t . 1 Under conatrucUon n*w Kpauish etucco house, seven rooms; garage and servants' quarters, C om er Magnolia ami Spurting. Ensy terms. Will Ik* ready for occupancy about February 1st. New StmniKh tyi»e homes'aix room*;*1n Bel-Atr on Metlonvillc Avenue; easy teriP'<New Spdnish stucco bungaluivt.-Jjl -Uian - U a Uk-/H£X_ ’ Lota 3, 4 and 5 Btock* Bj Tier 1; corner of Avenue and 15th at. $100.00 41>—I’oullrj mid Siippliv* RADY CHICKS—Sent O. O. IJ I’ay mail man when chick*, nr rive. Eighoriui. $IU.00 per luu, Burn, Rctld, Minorohs, $18.01); Mixed, $14.00, Baby Chiclierv Lakeland. Fla. BRINGING UP FATHER w A rriN O U T & » D E I F C R w e * H d l W v i> t T t> ‘. T o ! « ^ f k « o v / J * V » u h d r e 6 p o l l a n ? tT.u* f o o l : f h im - r i i r ‘ » . W. LAWTON *■ REALTOR If you wunt uiiy or all .,f FOUR ROOM house for rent ru Avc„ .<(15011, terms. 5 room house, sale. In RoselamJ Heights, • garage. Holly Ave., $5500, terms. these lots,, see us promptly the P. Collins. New fi\c roiitii house, garage, etc,, first of the week. Sanfnpl Ave.. $5800, easy terms. Ono lot Sanford Heighth. Mag­ Three mum colhtge on Dixie High­ nolia Avenue, nt n sacrifice fwr way, near Lake Monroe, $2,000; SMALL FURNISHED ApaHmeiU $500 cash, Iminnee monthly. See tho next few days. or liuiia’kecpliig nmnn. ground floor. Young Couple and two year .las, A. .biltnaon, 112 W. 1st St., old child. Must tie ITIlSOMahlv priced. VYmIi <». ( 11. Ib-rald Will lisaled homes, apurlnicnto Offi*. or li'iipi* «dcs,• wll|i nR improve­ ments. Friers uud term a very rca.enable. ' A. P. CONNELLY * SONS FOR PU RE bred Rhode Island Cqr, Second and Miignoliu eggs. Call 2112. IF I P S A BAKU A IN "W a Have H" SUNNYLAND REALTY CO. Haattor II. G. WooJworih, Mgr., 221 .Moluch Bldg., over Piggy Wiggly, hut wo deliver. HODGE L A N E Y ^ _____ DRUG STORE—Prr« O a. Ine, iwriptiens, Drugs, • Sodrtb. We lura cam and Grahtun truck u aw aa near you as your phone. and 2nd Street. Phone fi Gall 103, SANFORD B U IO k G U SANFORD DRUG COMPANY $12 Magnolia Avcnuo "Tho Hexalt LU-iu" Phone 367 • We make a bperialty of our prompt fill*or of preocripfionn and quick delivery. • Phono 137 Drugs — Soda— Hot Sandwiches LESS T H A N 'O N E FOURTH CASH 1 71—Apartments unit Mi it 110 North Laurel St. A U T T L E W ANT AD IN The 11KRALD will bring you in big results- Advertise thoun old Arlictcii you havo atored nway and hovo no use for. A llttlo th irty , cunt ad nmy bring you aevera] dollars. Phone 143 and a repre­ EVER niUTK Radium Oil llrnl.-r sentative will rail am! hvo you. Sanfiiril Agont. 100 Sanford B l— H o u s e s i " f S ale Avenue. 3l»— SU tm llm iH W a n le d Sanford Ntuvn fit Furniture Go. F e m a le 821 E. First Street Wo carry a full Hue * YOUNG LADY wisher to Our priies arc light. Cash or fire work--"W rite S, A. L-iina. Wrwnnt your buiincXH. Herald office. l>1- A— M im'elliineoiiH Hx change FRESH FR U IT , fresh vcncUblefl. Fresh oyslars dafly. We carry only tha best in lhc£« linen. Try our otoro fu r quality tired acts. Royal < CIIRYSLHRjT 2 CHA9. T. FU LLER MOTOR C O ., Fruit Co., J07 W. Fir3t Street. 411 W. 1st St. > Phono 593 50 FOOT CORNER F ronting On Kant First Street. $275.00 PER FOOT. One of tlie best residence lots to bo had in Sanford, on, French Avenue, opposite Pinohurtd: benulifnl - lilmdc trees, good neighborhood, $2,500.00; W orth $3,000.00 Terms to be arranged. V, 30 -i-L o fit a n d F o u n d 24 or 1925 model Ford ter. Must be bargin. C. E. BETIVEEN MILANB niid Postaf. 01 Palmetto. Tice, one green gold liar pin with atoiru setting. F inder rtTum to Mm. Heywan! W alker a t Seminole Cream ery Co., and rereive rew ard. 18— H u sin c sn S e r v ic e O f f e r e d BEAT THIS FOR RENT — Tw«> large unfur nished rooms nt 1002 W. 1st St $20.00 per imuitli. Inquire at Pop lar Avenue?______ _____________ 'This location is very de­ sirable for any kind of a wholesale business where am ­ ple track facilities are neces­ sary, also wonderful location for heavy retail business such a« grocery, feed, flour etc. Will lease thin property * on attractive term s for long “ term with privilege «f buy­ ing any lime. F or further partq.ulara.wriL* owner. II. M. K lL f J o n llC ? T CITY, FLORIDA Fmuskroom house on ParntrUo' Avcnuo fur $2,fiOO.OC $700.Ult cash, balance month- MONTEZUMA HOTEL Sauford’n most homc-likc hotel; located on corner Magnolia Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi­ ness section. Open all year, j . iti McDo n a l d , Mgr. HRITT-riHTTENDON • Phone 4S5 CO.. INC. (iU— Houm a fo r H o u sek eep in g Practically In The H eart Of TRUCK FOR H I R E - '- Rencr.il R E E L & SONS tran sfer o r hy tho dny. JOHN * You Drive It. . W, M yrtle nnd 2nd S L .p l tt. R, GIJOIN. llfi Smith Park Phone 208 BARGAINS SANFORD nnd PHILADELPHIA We have Northern buyers for real bargains, U TTLE und CLAY DEN 4 Ball Building. • W. P. CARTER Room 230 Mchndt Building nrGGINS-SMITlLW HJHT, INC. . '. ,Mtfjdu*ra v . F irs t S treet and Palmetto AW- By GEORGE McMANUS . HEV.L' wait j D acn ssul 'o hdrco hj T •OU T O'^Aopoi^Ypro • TiAHKIa TWO LOTS on Evans Street,'ror* ■ nor lot. and lot adjoining, s«U fo r $500 cash on ench.loG fi*T the two hits $5000.. Du: Sanford Herald. iU SALE IhJjnfr Arrnui* liUtctr. �'.r T c R E S B Ii^ Hummock Celery “V .n(| For Bale. Lota number* at 21.1, 244 In the SW M of c5f .ecUon 1-21-31 Bein' , £ l f county, 1-4 m i l - north w e t 'f Oriedo; i» 1-4 niUe from two Jllrwnls and p A rtf ro»d*- i>urSn Utruck. n v l“"f« !« £& no* Terms t™ T Price '*$12,000.00. I j S-th, balance 1. 2. 3 and 4 i.ir* at 8 percent Semi Annually. ? o " n S n l» e « n « and 1W5 - t w «id. Address Owner. Robert L. till*. p- O. 322, F'** *fyers, Fla. 89— W anted' «T.• ‘,A~Z A NJ1,.'S COMT^;v7 s • TB.N ^«> R eiA o - VAMTEft &1rY —Tt-eti f S olemtv N'CVCV nt, „• 'T t3 o _ A ;* v r mUm d ^ d e u c » « a oav ^ * voeu. NOW TM4T if c o ' av*?-? o " r r c v e trv CAV w r t L ,*jTED EXj T Amo -take a PESk AT UFG ' OCCAO lOKj ALl_V_ THIS TMlMS OP W m M 6 AITOUMO WATCUif >OU MODOiMti YOuRSELtr TO 5LEBO AtVXJT S ’.KS l* OUT IT \WA3 A OQCAT SCEn S > \ TCAt^s A (*0 BUT 1M U3E0 / TO IT NOW / Real E state WANTED: Liatlnfa lots in Fort Mellon Knights. Doan-Berc 615 Finit N atl. Bank 713. 5: on building and Sanford Corporation, Bid*. Phone / _____ ^ F - t v e n s TO J g o !_*■ »*»v > /Y T I j AMO r*A iM rr Act. DAY \ ^•PACK OOBT *5ff<*t3TK«S y Amo j tVAWT TO GET OUT OP\ c o m t k w t m b n jt y o u s t a r t rr somo e v E K jiv a a -tP it H \ TO P I6 U 5 ” SOMt? \V4Ay OP SOlNlG TO t a k e T u g l o o k o f 1 -TAKIMO .ITT 0 » r _ i'M OUT OF CONTENTki€MIT ©CT TOUR fa ce ] TMia WOU&G A l t OAV AMO TO TAKE ME OUT OMCe IM ) I VV-i GLAO t o STAY IN Aw h il e v d u 'p b g o in g t o / V IT WISMT3 J \L O O K UKC THC \WOftcD3 ■604CM S TD ______ <;w ic f / COIN RuOV d <r±,\ ,—*N rYXjRMEQ / ANO G€T - . ; RtWeNGG o o ,*v4im c o n BRAGGING $ at*c ABOUT MO OAufiWTSR MAvinjg o ic r c o u im Lakeland, Florida. 91—Lcffal Notices, if- >>,»■ ii ,i i • v t iiu I 'in c r iT r n t u r . s k i isv rii j i u i i r i a i . n n m i r r «»• i i.niiiiiA. it t u n m t hkm i vm .B " o p v r v . IM CIIASrKPV. noYAi. rr:itN I'rthPOHATiON. n corjmralloiL C«ni|i|ainanl, r n Al...l'H II. MCLSTAhtflc. Annla A * MmitiiaiiA M«ry I t Mnnlaauo. widow >i.f Haniiml I.. Montaawe. Il. iuy Ori’i'ii. Allen M.. Ilryan. a willow. kikI Mi* Aliir*. iind all niihiKiwii ilrvlmin. am niw a, nil,nr clitlwmnia. rlalinina unorr or throiiKli Haiiinnl U alontMKUe, .1, MF. d, iuhI all unknown i>nr. naan olalmlnir an Internal In tin* Ininl herein*fl**r ilnarrlbnd In tnla hill of ramplalni. II ■•Minii ilon Ia. OrHrr «( PnhllrulUn •run ST ATI.' OF l-'IA>IHl>A. To I hr nnnpniulniua: ... nil T*> ruarh i U. Mbnjngh*. Annie . Miinmaiir. Mary If. ■HiiniHHUe. I i v Hrrrn. A lic e XS. Ilrvan ami ,|j* Mnr*. all lU itn o w k naira, »lav(goea ar.'inI cp * ami o th er rloltnnnia i l l Inti in* i i ii 'I pp B-wnnrl H. Monin* Kllt> nnrl Inirreel In U i p land heraMt.-r dpairlhrd. and all unknown a.rxoiiN ••liiliiilm; an I n i r r o n In III*' i i,.| „lniiii>-<! Ill Bemln ole Cuunly. rhirlrti. uii'l more lu irtlru larly ,1* pi rlhrd fie: ..... •Itpjlni.lni; ni • hr HIV rern a r I.r I ha Nl-h* *if NF.'.l nf Baa,.<in 21. T o . I I 8 " llhint** .HI H . m u I!. 1.120 O . N. I « 0 /«.. U t .-!*«» fi . 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S C R A P S r ViHV MAue rr a <secRBf ?~ —^ P irfiW A f VAGfi PCNiiki, BEFORE 1 e r f ov au’vRofirf t N0U ! a +JX HY CONDO blow xartaof GiE-T i3rf?AW • - r u e MECHANIC VAJHW m o TFie .^ ' FRECK LES AND HIS FRIENDS I CERTAINLY Nor^/ TPtN-AJNT \ TJ^wTUE^S TUEV 1 NO SUCH iNvnC‘fr.6 ' thing Awy.v J AS AN Ik;, J l 1 ? /■ WNISIBIC /< . “1 V 7 VA \<d^ j c ? -Te m per b o il c * o s/g Q Tag Knows So, Because Fie s Seen Them OF COURSE NOT / /W)M,OWLV MAlRPiAtS ARE INNiS iBvE ASEn T -tueV /-J5 r.w tutf 7dlO voO a f YOO AEANTPSaY YOt* | CXWfT L>vOWTiOXr A O JR 5U P »9 T YUtV, THAT'S A BAD MAN | that steals reoM peopl ^ ^ Hoora* NifiuTv- you c a n t SEE Gun6LAOS E'CAUCt THEY I ACC IA)NUi»»fc •-WXT MEANS i vx> c a n t r ~ r > c --------— : . SEE THEM / 4_/ yllB O STMV M l* THAT IV 6ETTW' eCADEO'^ONT tell * * , ANYWTCf. iMA5JNJfnoN eitoPtV 6crr lys. f r t3 > c F X ^ 71* IMA. 0C,nu.W G v DO-TVAY EUOCLARS 1 CAN'T BE CEEM!} ■j ., i Ai'i'n VJiLl. § L ow i hr i �Y O U R C ITY IS GROW ING. T H IS IS O P P O R T U N IT ^ T O IN V EST W HERE V A L U E S A R E INCREASING Original Purchasers Make the Greatest Profit F r e e G ifts 115 Magnolia Ave CHAS. C. W H E E L ER Auctioneer Sanford Fla �. Florida: Fafe tonight and Satur­ day! much colder t w f l l 'M d J r t t h heavy to kiUInir froat In north, fresh northwest winds. jblc [Land A>soci;it«f Dress Tull Leased Wire SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y , F K H R D A R Y 19. 1926. S T S S : ™ 600 Escape Ohio Mine Rlast ' « IN E R S L -o Peleet And W ife INDIANA FIELD I’ldicc F ille r WYto AUnckttd T w o IVtt'Ol G lrjs Is T o o 1 P o w erfu l T o (le t More t h a n Six Y e a .s In P e n ite n tia ry 1Illinois Vice Dens Arc Still Wide Open Tt» Publicj Mk S lr n n jc S uicide P art -Of \ Members Of Pclecl Family 14 Are Taken Fro Jap Vessel ifift v.. ToExecute Guilty Mexican V «T Fourteen I’attcs Today p- ‘ j O Union Nynijmthiacrs Nol Present For Rcpluied . HenionslrationAKiUnstNonUnion Men At Evansville O ilb a n k e r COMMERCE BODY Standard Rescues Med ThiiTBday; R est Ot Crew HEARS PLANS FOR j Mayr H ave Perished PUBLICITY DRIVE Reports Of Caravan Are Still Unverified Men fifed No Food For Twenty Days R eveals V eritab le Hellhole — :— T w e n ty A re H u rt In F lu s h Mayor Fofrw l Lake Ur^cs nri i ‘f f the first of a n.-rics «f E a rly T h is W eek Hot w een Atlendiinco At Dinner At article*! by Russell J. Ulrdwcll. N ew Hotel Failed To Open B y n ttm th lz e ra Anil M iners Mprcial writer for NKA Service T1 . , . . r, , „ ..................... , . , , New Advertising UroKram Story. Oi* Suffer!rtgr Is noil 11k- Sanford Hcmld e.'inir n> TIr- nmin short of the (Jcvelpnd & Western Coni Company s mlno nt i . ' , . --- - first-hand account of comlithmi' EVANSVILLE, 111.. Fcti 19-_t/p) * letured tn Brief at Ti«i .mans, .limns, the Mxicim Z l T b> t ?II- eon) " " f dut<t exploder)'"-but T > ’m,Aklllpd wert: ., a discussion of the proposed ad Mxrmi border* r IS ,K'e t,*iuv ,,nahlf L1*’ injured (10(1 men in thu mine .scaped eamnnien deslmeil hv Amrnnm yj |s vcr fy rc,u’? !' »•» HUtpmrthlle town where two A nrrn Dispatch To Frisco wore so «* mistreated hist t'n . and .‘,’f T " ” raStfslm T «'nC lU:!' T l'tn;,".RK1 ' °n H tk« vBn»fc*r o f Com picreetn lu.i- ) the ewnmunlty budurt their parents committed -abide rn " 'uto [n,I.n Illinois to the Pholo shpws llie wrecked mine^Upple «t the top of the slmft. S A N F R A N C IS C O . Ffeb. ID . u7 7 | southwestern Indiana coal field to ~ ='" — t ■.! i > i t g -------. .it. ■ ± i . t. | ntiw bvini; t‘x|H*ntkti for ntw«T»m« togeth tr \ .ecand (yD—W Ith food and w nter 'n i l ™ ' ' ■ " U,]' Participate in u demonstrntioo low toinorrmv. w wT j_ w * WWW 1 \ VVT um* publicity fcaagainst non-union miners. ifonc. a fte r d riftin g m om It) Ht SSRI.I. St UMinWpl.i Authorities said they had re-j thnn a m onth a fte r n »torm 1Setyinule firill. TIA JUANA, etc* I , . ‘jo - l'ortp ftoni all points along tlio ‘ hud rctidtfrcd th e ir vetmel Here in Satan's town *b, ,\vui tiill 1VVu,,nsh .,tiv*T nrul ,h\* (hi.ro'tmd host■*s Ids dnj.frround “ been no mvnsinn from Illinois thus u iir iT K S S fJ f: Sana? of .tho crciv ■<»f of $ *the * «*?*«* Japa^on* tv dlnnor a t the Hotel Forrest And over in s«n theeo a I- e fnr' , ' Vork- ,wu* ^slimed th is 1 ■Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock, utvnmcr Dainhin' Mam were the horde. from when- it..’ io „„ ’ "l ,thc ’.'""-union mines his unslial.i • ihrom , i, e iat. ^hkdi the union sympathisers lm»o nr 'F o rre st clailfb stressed the re sc u e d in m ld -lrn c if it Thttrtvssliv -of every representative yard-m erciful rtftSugvJc-ri. rh - W‘cn 8Ceklnir tl» ckm‘, ~~~~ ---------. - ± _ -------------------------------en'Tsoing present, and In a day by th e Stpm lard OIW^ow— ** Police who were on duty today \FJ tlnm. AppM'\intale*e 2T»0 visitors ill ] and grey heads tind bobbed heads 1brief ta|J( spoke of the mMiy ml- piny tankbr Java Arrow. | Four irpdi mm,nos of m l . w*-'re unable to snv where the reThe other 10 of the crew who vantages tlittt would eome to lids ort hud come from early thi.-r : Snnfunl intended the UhinUhci uF inlxeti in gay confusion. ! there. Ueimutli them si.e)., Tin ',"rl ,""1 ‘'" ,no In the first intermissimi, Soc section un the result of the con­ loft the thdihln Main In lifchoala | ill-fated i'eteet family. Amlny ‘ 1 .rniiiy to the effect that th e ' Umnnien e "re t mipmintcd" durin' II. W. Pearmun welcomed templated publicity program fea­ are belluvetl to have |H-rlshu*L . and Clyde, young and pieitj s ir - '” * vim was imroute here. .The I held at the Municipal Hull last rotary ttie visitors to the datiye ami brief­ turing* Sanford's celery crop and .t t|iM svns giren in by ('apt. j'duht for the purpose of pro par The Japanese ship.w ith it*.fuel tors unwilling im mbis ,.f the l l ’l1' in charge of the '"K the way fo r the formation of ly outlined the program centum- (lie mm in flat Ion of liKml realty exhausted ami its cargo Jettisoned, devil',* latest party re,t there ” *tiri' IT. * was sighted by the Java Arrows-lub eiunposid .entintly plalfd by the commerco body in values. with father ami mother. Ti night police force. Freer said "of tourijl transients, who will tie encour­ ■■otmcction with Sanford's bid for op its way from Yokohama tu bis in rniatinn had come from a f’ltv Engineer Fretl T. U'illianiu girls said Ibey were Knlnnped, aged to outline their own recrcn. tourist popularity, lie tinted tlio-'o reported that pm gresi had t>Cfh San Francisco yesterday a fte r­ druirped mol dtVpoilod by Tin motor, 'e si out. ('apt. H nrrv.Ftw c. <n charge of liynul iirognnn. with the active ptvsent to discard all formality made In obtnlnhflr the right-nC- noon. ilunmi's chief of polo., /eiinido iA ml to a* so,date as "one big. happy I \,.,v flir the new state rond numthe Fvanslon police, said the asMstmice of the Chamber of HornHer crew including the captain, ami u gang of his Tin Juana | mene. , ( family" for the increased cnjoV- tier three and cspressyil tho opln- mutes scout had naa'ived authentic .in and cnglnor* had been with­ friends. Then, In escape the ahem lly o'clock the Imll was pack- incut of tlo recreutioiml advan­ imi Hint aetnal npurntlnns wnuld out w ater Tor flvs day a and with­ ; of -living, the whole family 1^,1 fni motion that llie machines pints ■i J with visitors, old and young tages offered I>v tin- city. rnnimoms* un this protect a t an out food except rata and thu ship'* | down to die in tin* weirdt . ipuul- ml through 1' mi. III., a shor and middle nged. After the ice Following his .re<pio«t for those thn early tlato. He stntfd that time ago ( an h Ml miles frojn had In m bipkon ami the first few crtl. for 'JO dttys. ^nifde sioeide pact <-,ei known present In mime one of (heir punt- •eetion of the highway lying tvo'nl of thp resale wan retlayed Pot beie in litis eit\ of in lioo • Kvnnsvillc [inupP's bad taken to the flop!' l»*i to head a local tourist dub, in tlm d ly limits wodld 1*0 tvl to tlm Assm iatrif I*nrBii ' ly today \h Tile police lime Famed that Hu- mule* tin lofltlcipe of (lie "Semi- f*. VV. Ilrowu, Hostmi, Mnsa., wns oned to !I2 feet, tin* state highway early ] are no wre.iilts nf mntirntiig. r 1*rwsldent Wil­ by the DoHar'Liner union avpipat hirers made nivangi I'be Old Stnrj 'Hole Sj neopatorj," pclillisivo elertwl to inriii the nucleus of the department paying for 18 f*et, son, :i,ooo a.ooo mile* from lids |mrtj SeiluciiM* music pours out into mints to la- foiiiisl across the Wa­ too b . ipi,re begun toTollow dntll organtuitimi. Slip- of paper won* and pm|*ertv owners bearing ttie The Dulsbin Mnru left Yoko­ llie teipiil.i lad o atmic pbei e fnuu l bash Rivet nt Ml. Vernon aft* (.’nut ipocd tut t.age twn, 1h d im in g ; r pure mm ' crowded. burdrn of tho rumnlmlcr. and tlio hama Jap. 17 for Mororah, on thn ’ tlio dens, salinn * and ca b a rets;' ’ be ferryman had compleUo! id r: eor.1 *if laying eurbs uml gutterk. inlsiul of Hokkaido, in .Ihe north­ thon.inridv of dnlliu-a exchange regular tfheilule fur the night. m i * u a i i t i n t i I in is n m » , .-s a m u -ir a On the inotlnn of Joe Chitten­ hand, imurlj in the gambling nntM|mtimi ..f nny mtunlinn th | j[ A VV H I M IN M s A I R I T F ^ l den. n vole of thunks was U*nilot- ern part of tho JhponjtMi archlmilngo, with bft tons of goal as fuel. <,|,| Mlory >»( II to n iim n t may arise. \ ntideibaugh county » | ( \ I 4J l i a l L " l X T , 52 j J i k U i l L / l V i ' l J j ( s 1 a L* O mtt Ira. Thonm s f’eteel, win* |1;ij|>; c.l Mr. Williams. K. A. Douglass (.'aught hv u storm offCKhiriya, Iheir two .d iiiig h leis eoinmit ,M nJ,. u]|,.ys ,,f nameless women , official* ami several s la t - puller' aid District Engineer U. II. 1M1 nploij from Its destinntwn, tin* I’l.list**il to Help guar abide following an attack on ri ..m le an ci.d have I'C iri» tipi.ed tiinryu Ameru*...... Thrasher for their services In ex­ Duishln Mnru, a veskel of lea* than girls -lures to t.mi H,e 'he ( ru-ni.t unit Suniivshlo minelie m girls n t T iu J u a n a ,. pediting the work. ■t Slot, yj, xnaii ickci for llie .Ip* . a.id tl» 'his nty. Thn minett have bc«|i M>lK) tints, without wireless cdulfH.; — - t.iWli'U-MIc ' - h e e d wind, rni'4 fix worki'd by 'non-union men. men limy supperl. , ,.. usU-o. and tPrh wltk ' •i'll,, t'uleet-fam ily was* burie*l tlnintt syinpulhlrmra nmt.t cnl 'd l i u cargo cargoUtroy ttiro* u ovcrl*oanL to save . . i . _ . . putiilrdV |HIini •*** temndUPV, vim um J vfcompUinent-rdjits I, lie nay, ami on the following h r ; nun-union mines in llie m»t_ ........I upon | tho Mop, drifie*! soullunslward 'h,, Juana'* gayest four cry Judin»m field cmliei* in the week j hiptil ir Appninfcp of Marlin llndv O f C opnlnr F ro tln ro M n n SecictHO’ D- w . IVsrfnnn th bo I (otsard snid-Pnciflc, the new Manfor.i booklet, which cairn*..1 a g stun- m keep Im-i-'Jnnd dining the /igiitmg that fob A. rivpx F ro m .IncksonV illo; clinniiteritad «■ "the most comOn Jan. i'J one lifeboat with l l Will Ite-Fondidali1 In Jane tic goi.ig rm usual •*» this mu*' lowed ene man was ecrioiufy stabFor Completion Of Lour Hervircw T o He H eld In, A ll prcbonsfvh and best mxpnrcd earn \ men put away* from Ihe drifting jniipnt.iii:* cesspool Of •legenrraey bed nn.l 20 othci- injurod. The stenmai. .Five . 9 adayo u 'i later eight S umI’m C h u rc h T o m o rro w munity booklet aver published in | men Year Tc.'tn On Th® Hench and debauchery in ill- I.DIory oi men were l. bcvi.I U. 'ave . J______E, left in a sreond life boat. ( tho state of Florida.” *»„. North Amerienn coniinciit. P"”" ''1 D ’Ursdav »ft-r i raitirally A wiroirtB message ab the FoilMr. Holly called attention to the I I' fl.t In A re a ThiU W ill Ule. No ml on Leper Lane every non union'mm** I ad been opFinal arrnngenietits have been gii-nt amount of imhlicltv that the erul Telegraph Co., station here, . Night desri f'otmtv Jmlgo, J* G. Klunm, who He Sroni* O f B lo rm O f M t|fh like a beavj spidke. ami eleellic ending. One "'Ooit 'V1' J was appotnled bv Unvernor Martin I complet'd for the funeral rite* if city hml received from the Tninpo uiblisssrd to I ho Assiwlnlrd I'res* miner- ..from lo in i.* ,.in.,i, «i,.,, i w.'t .o 1f1i'I„’I the . caused. ,by •ltd -Inteu-'ily A n d W id e E x te n t signs fin alt on. IJ -r ? parades He among well known local fan and thu golf touriiumvnt, nml told »*f the <leprivatlon of the r**« the H a m -' -L- -Walsli, those mming 'x into iniimnaj ,dentb ofHuS. vacancy eltiion hollo MuiiP'H, minounc* rift -raff of' all la r e i; murdmeia but n was led substantial w ho died in n Jacksonville j ;.7(;h7;;7, "pin[yL that 'tho Sou cued men. it said: e*| yosttrrdav that In; would he a hospital Thursday ami who will lie ford Yticht Club’s motor boats rv "Men aboard have nut eaten fop U \ MINGTON, Feh. 10.—</!*,— and i "liber- vnli price lagcandidal to complete tin' fotit- buried lure .Saturday morning. I' t.*>killing frosti* la^prcdht- I their bcaib m the static; •h>|»* gotta would hrimr Sanford to the 2'» Hays, tto water In last five. vi nr Iri'in at the election to In- held Today aboard the Juvn Arrow*, ci I'.'iight as fur south a* u n itii- ! einngglcr and rum runnel ., -ipliThe fumunl will In* held at attention of many who ntc not at next .him. ••’clock in All Souls Catholic Church the present time ae«|uolnl«**I with bound fur Nan Frvm lsio are Capt. i Merida ami light front may trig wiib rein f in then wn land mates ami onglmTs had been w illw ft I The tel Ml ef of fit . of tin i nun ami Solemn tUptulem High Mims. this city. I'V’ i'cteil ntnrly to Miami, tin* of pride* l ion ''in e nmre; |ovril ji> IPJirs, 1Til* HI* •me of the high*'" c> reimuiics of tv JUtiLIfB Ih Hir U .,i:jp r Itin *n n forecast said to- traveling -al -mi-n ****** 'la bold. I lie touched upon the advantages fiiit and aceoiul mules, the cldef. line fi." drink "f iwer; ami curl poiidnuid hv tlm Govi rn*.r is only the church, will be xuiitf. The to be expected from the special first ami second engineer* anil jn i It' t, until nu ll time a« an ringing of the mm., will la' in advertising rninpuign to hr launch­ eight bf' Hh* tixsw. Tlm W eather llureau n-port >oun Am uiran 'ight-seets imUm . ------- 1 filing election i- tu Id to fill the vacancy chiirgu of Mr*. !•'. K. Roumlllat. ed on Tuesday, and urged all who stales Uial one renter of a aJorm their money ini'* vnriei Mim Arum I huh of the Sanford mimed l.v the dentil or resignation I'all hearers at tin funeral will aio interested in the future growth Liffht Docket GreetB of wide extent and m ark'd In- rontrapliors. Dens Are -Still t>0'" High School took fust prise in the *'f a reg il.trly elected fudgo he: Haul MuOuhutf, C. L. Hritt, Ed­ of Sanford to btulf tho CbmnheP t• •*.- it v is over northern Virginia. Nut one plme of pleasure or din girl's division of tlm Irving Itui n.1udtfe White tViday; lodge Minion stated llmt I ward lliggins. John Mnure, Jr., of Commerco in its plans to focus lUi.oimier readings ard Iwlow 2!f ||,,r c u e ■ont>*st at Rolliin, ( ol- would publish hie regular nu- Henry McDonald, Frank Fitzpat­ Hu* attention of the nation upon degit-i - as far south as northern yf indeeenry lias l«'in .heed bine, ...... excepting tin- Daklund bar, " lo re ||i|M, w|lir|, wa» held last night. pijiuiri'nuuit at n latfr date, t.ut rick and Dick Scanlon, all mem­ the resource* and solidity of thl* Georgia. K light ducket ra’mo up in n o lln the 1’itte t girls were first drugged Tin- trophy won by Miss (Turk that he felt It nacoMlirv nt this ber* of the Knights of Columbus, section. court this morning for Judge W. E The disturbanco has been atl-'rauk F. 'Forster, in a brlnf W hile's disposal aiul court «.« tin* by Luis Amador,, proprietor. The was a gold medal. Second place time to make known his intentions un organization in which Mr. prop talk, a poke of | he value of Han* only In sess(on a short time. Nine (were to •' mini by widespread precipitation hotel Nacinnnl, where IJanu* i-j wi AVubh was v*rv prominent. ___ _____ relative to again necking tin* of­ iil to Miss Geneva Miller nfstlie n *d all over tin* eastern half nf the coun- i barged with attacking IP-yr^nr-old»kissimmee high srhmil. fice." • Mr. Walsh bad been n resident fotil's celery crop, and urged tho»u coses dealing with parking viola­ "many t''v ami numerous thunderstorm s Audrey I’ctcet, is just around the boys vvits Of Ran font for Hu* past -eve., « t h | W . *rp„ first prixe for tion* wore on the list. Many d*s. lie for*. Uong appointed to tip' ski find m<* smith lo# the Gulf Coast. Hie time of l d s i ‘lMn‘f nul Forget the fset tftat a ndant* failed to show up tutd won by lliigii Slliert of Orlando, office of CoURtp Judge, Judge years ami wus nt corners ... , , , Thv sloi m ", it says, will move III me um "!„»'*> cjtthroncTw |)Fos«nt and futon* pros(inmelf bond# were ordered estreated. And nn alibied path has ' 1 , nml second place went to u Sanford Sharon occupied the poet of mu­ Luith sale, manager for the Flor­ rauid^y m ntheastw ard and will be lly were driwmlrnt prlniarlly R. R. Eld ridge estreated a |& paved for the attackers of Ameri­ high school boy, Clyde Russell ll h ipal judge of the City of San­ ida Vegetable Corporation. He pei followed by much colder weather upon its agricultural derclopm tpt. Honors In the 1»22 contest were ford. and during hin lime In that wus prominently Identified with Hu awn although generally fair. In the At- can women to travel to fieedon*. bond for violation of the one houa M. II. Hutton announced th a t ••Llanos has loo mu li power. M ;,JM, carried off hv Sanford high office be minis- u wide circle of many rlvic iiiovrnients during Id* the C’nhipbell-Losslng Host of the parking law and W. W. Dullosa h“’ Inntlr nml Gulf States. l,K I Ido #a factor factor i:t M'ixuan I dill -chool contestants when Miss friends and arnuaintunecs who pre­ residence here and was known American Legion would luujich a •streutnl a bond of W on tho ssm ^ ... weather will »,,, mllH1„ i,;1' The remain Kviicii g e n e t ........fe ally fair on'Saturday, with Ihe ex- col circles, to 1« dcm'. " i i m' ' Guide Marshall took the fold toed dict that h*. will la* elected next ihnnifdintit central Florida through rillilpintgn pp Tuesday for I.1.U00, c,)l‘rKf- f , ^ flnotl e t <tuition of TcnncsHCt*. whore cloud-ily,” i» the unummouelj pub"! i,|. In 192J Sanford pupils won June by a very large majority. . Ida connection with the corporation the focal real post's ouoia for the etwo- ( ° W,,L ’ * (wo places In the preliminaries, for wiiich hr worked, It is said that bin action in in eat* is predicted.- The tem pfK I-! innunent hire, of a Florida exhibit palace * % » £ • R i i ' r R tlon The trophic* are offered each making public the fact that he Vntll recently. Mr. Walsh was S e ll turc will rise alowlv tomoi’row , The probtluhty that n- > e Fhllndelphitt Hes«tul-centen*' Q- 'L*'* Rachel lor, noted will be a candidate, came as the associated with It. H. t tiapman in nlmig the South Carolina coast. sentenced to u V* r ‘ yt'?L ’V r, Y* I T & g * f f t \ The storm warnings are d is-, Is a joke. An agen. o * > author, and b the Florida His* rem it of the inslr.lanru of many tire production of celery ami the "laved fnun Jacksonville, Fla., t o ’ l'alacio. self-si-point*d ; . t" ™ 1 >• . fr((l„ Su„ friends throughout the county. It operations of thu partnership wrro LOS ANGKLLH CLAIMS MILLIO ‘ G w rg* draw t 5 fttm fo r p a r)^ t|r I without light* and on the wropjf is( known that numerous civic or very «xtrn*iyc. record gnnir.ntinns uto planning to insist j With oties-ot twrij exceptions Florida r.UH AH0ELEH. Fob. IP— W — side of tha street. I^mnle Wilson -• ’ sriine. . rif.: ............. Mr. dPjMlff-. (l^ ^ jim t J i^ t* Shojron U rrtapned to Hwlr .ch rv farms twer« considerd s c lty . with Ha perennial cwoUn- nstroatad his bond of $3 on the nu . ---- -*<\ u t ScriouMaxwell. Mfts office io TW rn-OTit*fn-rho ’ f to 1- among USTIlargssl ln tbtf tmjn tlin t th# paUumtl rensue never ------------ v Cobb, Mrs. Steel and Mi. ami cpbrts ami on the c«un-1 ,(f the state. trkt u dot** It Juslcu today eUlined « pop­ ~tz! i . Sm ith was fined 810 on a diiii; to ty bench mintiff tn** i>um jfk% l^ lh fa t.lij.J th durinir tl»c* pnAt ulation of 1,R50,38o. The elhim la charge of drunkennea njal • s u ttm ljtv d a l»pnd. of uu")th». ------ ra*i?,T^rr: \Y£WT to epsud rahm laU d birm uttttdylpg the iuudoa a tttv5h$$»aby non appii&ra F’lvtrtna.i M r S W v f ’ S W — ^ p --jx r ,t a rt.at ,ieal of timo In hospital* hcr of names In the new alroctor/ Hf S S t n ., I - J . a s sr IWHs uf. ed intenidey and wide extent- A in court. both in this state and in Michigan. by 2J>5. over single person who beb|W*. "rixcs. t «nouet by one of [bid.* »ub- tht Atlantic Matcn^ moving rapidly Llanos will get any P*n. A He was formerly a resident of De­ * * {frla^ i i i Brurv soclctle*. = LuL- cust-northeaftlward. Strong norVi-. However, rome Intucve thu ( ^the colle g e _____y — troit and find returned to th at city u number of time* recently for west winds reaching gale force I „f ^lu* group of mlscollsnco * "j -• treatment.' Ho was 43 years of diminishing by Saturday morijinff* j Continued on page *w0, S jU llO rQ ( lO l I U IU D uee at thu time of hia death, which orcured following nn operation in « P v » f t« * r* ~ *” M u rd e r O f 2 B ro u g h t r E le c t O ffic e rs A meeting will U* held Saturday which was h o p ed ,to reatlro his OMAHA. Neb., Kcb. 10,—t**)— citunent throughout Omaha c o A X«P.a n s , o n ^ r ° g r a m Negro In L o u i s i a n a A . M n n H a v N i i r h t night in the director’s loom nf the health. Kurviving. Mr. Walsh are his A hand full of little coptwr rtfle ____ be d ty 'a . . Seniinolo County Hank for the purT ra n U e -------#1 i# pose of discussing th« pnsftbllo Xblow, his father, Janies Walsh, shells left bv tho "phanton rille- was aUestad by score* M called for aid in response U A meeting of the Sanford Golf orjfnnixation of a banking institu- and a brother, William Walsh. ft* ranlrlng from actual man." who hsd killed two persons Cluh has licen calltftl fur " ‘' xl s,on’. lion for Ute city of Osteen, acenrdro»mm r mruta west Coa<,t, Ferry, Flu., i„.. night in the Huh nous* ij)jf Ui an onnouncement made this and sent leaden pellets whitxitig ng* to flapping shutters. iAI—Charged —*- “time- *the »— i»«iilar clectmn of numilng by Mayor Forrest Luke, One Killed, Another Dr. Reatre t1, body w*e foufuL too close for comfort t«» others, “j. which ’r*»uU»',clefre ’n«n _____ ! ■ H M •-n'1 , u lr' ^j persons ' fur-- a total M. - j comprised clues on which police his wife when she officer* and director* for ,1 h,' . tn * who. together with various biuli.. * * A bliriH 1 ■ ,... s» . I M ii’l £ Hurt In Train Wreck A short lint* to A tlanta and ' jlO.ML R. H„ „ office. 17*0 door was nu^- bring 'v ^"SSITSm. «»A " ninir year will be held and plans ncss men fit Hanford and Osteen, were working today. £ 5 f i “tto .ta b '. ..l l - i t K - l oare r promoting the project. “I'm completely up In the eir, i the outside and lbrou| •"“•‘SS8’ i'"'1 i"i«r”""l“>“ X.ih-B"-* ANDALUHA. Ala., Fob. IP.— Potiro Chief .Vei'JSHilWoleAhL, slot she saw him • he next 12 months. . , Tho meeting will be called '.J (jFr—Enginer M. J. J ig g e rs was 8L. I)*»v T t ' k',rt J ’"'® from A tlanta, via | heri fr'"", u |H.l: WJ,,‘ captured An all-night vigil in the part of A th ed rr that He order a t & o'clock aral Mr. Lake the^ R e a V ^ " * *" W ksonvitle, Fla. teniay where stated todmr thnt every bu»in*s* in a hospital hen: today, seabird town In which the man. believed bruised and Ids o e g r; fire ­ to be a maniac or drug addict, has Unrnt *». , "hurtist line viu Macon to. *fHc w m ' S im Go" ^ Wj v ® nP« ; man *if this city who cared to be­ and man, named Rhodes, Is rfeud os appeared, was kept again last i’**.cd ?o tu P“'«nnah. come interested in the nropositmn A nqw short lino viw U p n ln c . result of a dorailmsm a t Opp, n ig h t With daylight, official* • was welcome to attend the con­ tho tn .l .al*o ! « ' tart. Ju n , ”i » i t e ’ University “ „ ^ , V -inlust night, when lo<ui«vHI« nml feared another victim might be - of the M. ? m “.'"f Montgomery. And ference. Y'j Nashville passenger trains rap revealed os was the rase yester­ “'u 'ls reported that at least four A larg.* group of representaiire into an open riaitch; Jrn^m enM of major Importance day when Dr. A. D. Seal res, was en from Osteen are expeeterl '« The fire mart was killed w hen the found dead in hla office, hla head , prenent. as well ns a number .engine went over whllu J u g drilled through by a .& calibre from this city. |J AUUni* wmhg in''r*tm ent company, i" [!,ccI?lr i?a j | „ prominent nicrsaved his life by juinp' ig. bullet. f second annua) j The n»od for a bank in OflfW before the tra in reached tbc •tfected ,, fockhoKItra -ot-tha railway , Dfcemher. Ho The fin d victim I ne o» championship has hern very evident , for some ,tre offered stock. i» 1ha/ «, n / l j the m« rchopfr rslF lf to b sT A knowp with- time, according to WlisbC in ter switch h *»»* pbservt d th et a freight cre«r "“ u n s ^ v l V CtW,00° ’■h“ r t ‘ ° f ^ u* fatally J n - |S expected Of fir Is), are con- mation. Tbit formation of an Jn- open. This wuold result in mu«b iatel “f® »>ne*d to them a t time tu saw. to the coremuidt). » f 804,753 wdl attract an even lar#«r to be t t t l ^ f t S on the c l - the one which P*i » fo and *horeL . AV;tfwr of 20'° T cent* w** «,1 He wilr h* tried -than th* <>"*> already tl»,Tt'* "* oew fici*i, l* .orfer« l to Seaboard ofhere m J»«u*rywoman * person. ^ ItW s U u p G. Vv. Brown Elected Head u'ZiZ $ 1 % Z OfTouristClubAtDanceAt City Haft Thursday Night\*& I ?i!SF5L ELECT ION. FOR II. L. WALSH „ M COUNTY ,UIDGRiTO BE HELD HEBE! IHCAVY FR O ST IS PREDICTED FO R -TATE TO N IG H T Sanford Student Is Given First Prize '«In Literary Contest Price ..... . «♦- *™" a fis s s y r ,r . _ May Organize Bank For City Of Osteen At Meet Saturday $10.50 Next Monday 6*57 Mi os Of N/m; ;i»" h e fe fe a s FttteJSc S r V “ “" u S ^ it t f is w r s f e 7 B ana w i g i f e r S E S S 'S j a b = “Phantom R iflem an” Kills 2 Persons; Omaha P olice B affled B y Activith � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1926 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 15, 1926 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 15, 1926. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 15, 1926; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald