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Claims Estate
p. St e w a r t
NKA S f n l t t W rite r
W A SH IN G TO N , Feb. 10.— Con
gressm an C harles J . E sle rly of
Porniaylvanla—he aim s to be his
• ta le 's next lieu ten an t governor,
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NKW YORK, „ F*b. 19.—fi«P)—
Marion Talley, once a choir Rins
e r In Kansas City, Mo., todny at
10, stands ncclalmfed A m erica’s
new est and youngest prim a donna
of th e first rank.
Monday night she sw ept to brillinht trium ph in her debut a t the
M etropolitan Opera Hodse as 5,000
parsons outside storm ed the doors
and a house of more th an 4,000
jrnvo her an ovation rivalling those
accorded Enrico Caruso.
Tw enty tim es the
young so
prano wns called to 't h e cu rta in
when the opera wns finished. The
Arfcn “ Caro Nom e" the high spot
in h e r perform ance ns Gildn in
V erdi's "KiKoIotto" brought nine
Designed by nature to meet the requirement
acting people who want the utmost in beautiful n
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surroundings.
Y ET E sterly ag rees th a t A m er
ican ag ric u ltu re, as a whole, has
real grievances.
He considers it
ns much entitled to protection ns
th e industries.
Trno to form a g a in —n Republic
a n ; th ere fo re a nrnfeetionist.
If a n y th in g ails you, euro it
w ith a. ta riff,
\
fa rh rers.
M ost of th e a g ric u l
tu ra l lam entation wo h e a r ju st now
corttea from th e we/C; some of it
fro m tho south.
E sterly is of
th e e a s t—not the f a r ea st, like
N ew E ngland, b u t p re tty eastern .
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H EN C E you g et from hint quite
n d iffe re n t line o f tnlk from the
V ariety em an atin g In th e earn belt.
Good for E sterly , for being o rig
h I r.K l.i speaks fo r ro-opinal.
ii, both by t h e ’farm ers mint
E a ste rn ngrlciillure Isn’t su f
custom ers— reducing the p ro '
fe rin g 1 to any such extent as w est-'
consum er price -spread, gtvern.
E sterly him self appears
........ . 'mer more for w hnt lie
ra th e r m ore than nm drrntely prog- has to sellI, the la tte r moro for
pr/rous.
,
what be has to pay.
W htitV tho reason?
Protection a n d co-nlioration will
anlfn the farm problem, E sterly
I thinks.
lie m eans sectional eo,operation,
not- national.
T hat, lie believes,
would be top-heavy, unm anageable.
N or would lie have the govern
ment'll hand in .it unnecessary,
o n -American.
tVEI.L, w h a t’s the rem edy?
“ The rem edy fo r Insolvency,"
sold E sterly prom ptly, "lx to sLnrt
o v e r 'ag ain ."
Which Is com forting nr not, de
pending on how you look at it.
STATE NEWS BRIEFS
BY A SSOCIATED PRESS
-o c a i .A, Feb. 19.— Marion coun
ty A uthorities w ere fared w ith the
question a s ^ to w hether a negro,
. a rre ste d fey n deputy sh eriff, could
ST. A U G U STIN E, Feb. lit
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lie charged With reckless driving V\. 11. t'A rter was engaged by the
w hen he was not at the wheel of
.•it “reckless' truck.
Tho negro i St. Joh n s county eom m issioners to
•A.' Wfls tow ing the driverless mat him- ‘ lit) tin 1 county's Irn ific officer.
' i f wh«n taken.
The judge ruled ( CftVter's chief duties Will be to
th a t he could not be charged with patrol tlie Dixie H ighw ay an(l see*
w
reckless driving.,,
■th at th e m otor regulations are
Restrictions to meet the most critical exactions,
Edward C. Knosler, a convict nt
t In* Michigan s ta te prison, M ar
quette, Mich., ban filed in the
Chicago courts a will p u rp o rtin g
to he th a t of the late Edw in II.
.Jennings, m ultim illionaire, which
leaves nil of Je n n in g s' ft),000,000
e sta te to K ocstcr. R ooster
a l
leges th a t hit* m other, now dead,
was a sinter of Jen n in g s' wifb.
SANFORD GROVE, Inc
BART NASON, S a k s Director
Schooner Sinking
Off Miami Harbor
MIAMI, F la. Fob. 10.— (/P>—
The schooner Jam es E. Newsom
oi llnston, loaded with lum ber, wns
pounding to pieces in th e su rf off
i Matiii bench a t noon today.
Her
i rew d eserted her T hursday.
Exactly r. week ago the schooner
grounded upon en terin g th e port
ami becam e w aterlogged.
The
i hanntd w as blocked for one day,
unit! harbor officials ordered the
ship lowed to sea.
This w as done
over tin* p ro test of th e Newsom 's
m aster, who contended th a t witli
a :■-1s tunco be could m ake port.
Seam en say the ship cannot lust
24 hours.
Launched a£ Booth
Buy harbor, M aine, in 1919, o f 707
tons gross, 78 feet long and with
LEI foot Iteam, the schooner is said
in have been one of tho fa ste st
ships of Iter class.
B la c k
First N ational Hank Bldg
I’hontJjJ
LEONARDOS tO U G H {SUnUP
(CREOSOTED)
Creosoto in the most cff*rd*-« huit|"«* nrf-.il* Vruiis-fi f.„ kiuuniC coughs
and colds and other throat and iunc
troubles.
Stop that coufh now before It stofr
you tar good bv urinj;
LEO-NAR-DI’S
Ask your dnicp.ir.t for It.
H am m ock
C e le r y L a n d
M. H athaw ay,..clm irim in
of t|» ‘
elate Road D epartm ent, will he
the principal speaker * a t'th e alien
ing cerem onies‘o f tire Skyline E x
position, F eb ru a ry 22, it w as a n
nounced Imre.
M a d d e n in g
T his special price for short tim e only. lad s, nunrlwrs 211212-2El-211 in the SW 1-1 of Her. 1-21-31 B.-minole Co.,
11, miles mo tbeast ul J h ie d u ; 'i mile from 2 Railways and
paved m ad.
. PEN SA C O LA , Fob. 19.—-Tenta
tive plans were set in m otion ut a
m eeting of the Escantbln County
•P oultry association fo r th e hAld! tng of a poultry show In Escam bia
/county some tim e during 1920.
Surrounding lands much higher and m aking big money In
tru ck
PRICK 58.000.00
Term s, 55,000.00 cash, Imlanre 1-2 and 3 yrurs nl fi per cent
Interest. T itle is clear, no incum beram va and 1925 tax in pnid.
Hi ive j oil and look look at this land. Talk to the surround
ing ow ners. Believe you will find that this kind of land is
limited at th ree to four handted per acre.
P A l.A T K A .^F cia*19.—The first
golf tournam ent to he hold on the
j
m unicipal links' hero will be
1 Staged on W ashington's birthday.
It was announced here. 'S everal
trophies will lie awarded.
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KISSIM M EE. Feh. ill__Timber.
crtlllidtcd ill 1,500,000 feet, biealed
fuiiitiiwe»t of Kissimmee, was pur*
chased by a firm of West Virj’i
ninns.
A saw mill is planned.
i
U p !" two men unb red the ojieint o r s of a local
filling station.
Address Owner, Robert JR.
p.ifi. Box, 332, Fort lly rra , Florida
- LA K ELA N D , Feb. 19.—"F ill ’or
\Vithin a few m om ents it was
r*“*i»tick 'em up," a s tho "custom er*"
.proceeded to rifle the rush re g ister
/W h ile holding th e fillin g *11111011
c re w ftl
with'
revolvers. Ninecrew
at bay w
ith’ revolvers,
ty dollars was taken.
■ .G A IN ESV ILLE, Feh. 1 9 . - A
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• la rg o to u rist and com m ercial hotel jllffi beauty drove me marl, ex
■ will be bulltvin Gainesville, it local plained Myron F allin g when h
r i a l estate firm with head q u arters
a r r is lid for a b d m tin g Gemnt St. P etersburg o n p o u o n d . The virve Case. 17. above, from One!
projected ImsWlty will cost ’ npN* Y.. ami biding .her for
- prukinm tcly *000,009, and will bp w o iilh i In n bungalow n ear Com
up-to dale in every way. » ‘
'. j u rn , N. J . Failing has n w ifi nm
F O R T LAU/EIVDALK. Feb. 19J
. — A Jiatrolimin herpi by tjie uid a /
a loader tipd u eecoad ufoi-y en- J
tru h cc , fmuid thb all-night t u b - 1
liliune o p rfu to r literally “asleep
Pt (be sw itch."
Telephone jiu - .
H olm • tried to g e t num bers', b y '
vn'n|[iiig l-C)H-atidly, amt th e police.
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inr.n tried trt “get C entral" by ‘V 6 4 ‘Ecns
alithen dinger* sad
pounding on the fro n t door. T h u n ,®^3* ™ ti,E ,» t^ fc * e f^ h e » ,h c f c l ‘« 3
he climbed M ladder, enL-ted n her^
ln *4 h“ B**
olid offery window, and aw kom d
l*cJ«»F***m-TF*< rnwpc.reI ... nV . 1...
„ rot
!“ U1JCwluhmUdmdboiWtflCITjnbyU>A
I'cnuliful new stucco bungalow—six
rooms, bath and two porches, located
on Oak Avenue at Fourteenth Street*-
at 1 P .M .
LAKE MARY, near new school
DESIRABLE HOM ESITES PURCHASED AT
THIS SALE WILL M A K E Y O U MONEY. LAKE
M A R Y IS GROW iNG, A N D PEOPLE ARE
FINDING IT A DELIGHTF-UL PLA C E TO LIVE
THESE LO TS WILL BE A G O O D INVEST
MENT, BUY SOME O F TH E M AND WATCH
YOURMONEY GROW."
REMEMBER
THE
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FIRST
PURCHASERS
M AKE TH E G R E A T E S T PROFIT.
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Easy Terms---Free Gifts
Fever
'I’he I)avey-Winston Organizati
Inc.
O w ners
Masonic Hldjf.
C rt I t d t o i
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CH AS. ,C. WHEELER, Auctioneer
�Tie*.
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Jiff?
Local •!
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tonight, *o
WMt portion tonight
e rally fair. colder In i
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A ssoclaled Press Full Leased Wire
sanfo r d,
F l o r i d a ; T h u r s d a y , F e b r u a r y ih ,
CARLO? BAN TO
1920.
Sixteen P orch Today
N U M B E R 15
35K n o w n D e a d .
A Tragedy of the Night Air Mail
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Beginning On Monday Big
('hnnge In Freight' Shinments WiU Go In Effect;
Auto Embargo To Continue
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Officials Fe;
WML Mine
Death Toll May Hi
As High As 70 Aft
WEP Check
Is Completed
RICA I le B e g in s T w o
Receivers’ Permits
Are Still Necessary
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Honda East Coast Road To
Lift Ban On Motor Cars;
Situation Improving Fast
ied
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In U t a h A v a la ij
Secretary Davis Announces
Decision Ijite Wednesday
A fter ConslderinR .Recom
mendations Of U. S. Board
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[Jlrs F ro m T o w n
Man And Wife Saved
After Beiiuar Buried
In Debris 14 Hours
JACKSONVILLE." Fla., pel,, is
18.—OPl —Effective Monday, Feb
ruary 22, the Florida carM freight
WASHINGTON F«h. 18,—(A»l—
embargo will he materially modi
The door nf the' United States ts
clou *d to tjie Countesa of Cathfied, according to nil announcement
IS.
here \\ cutnett day nlghi |,v
t|„.
cart lo*cuu«* she eloped several
years ngo with the Earl of Cra
American Railway A.v****intii.n Car
mNC,HAM.~\jtah. Fob. I S
ven, leaving a husband In England. DM—Thlrtjr-fivo know n . dead
,.e r v i,o liivirion. The amuomrew>\
j niH' 1 foltoweil-a session h,-re \VedThe episode, admitted by the
lderIliesday ..f repreRentativc of .J,,.
Countess, has brought into action with nn equal numtjer o f per
carriers serving Florida, of the AsA sm
fCTMft
again*t her the "moral turpitude'1 sona missing was .th e toll
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social inn and district -u initial
provision uf the immigration law enrly today of tho avalanche
Idle John J. "H utch” M eDcvitt «f chairman of tin* Florida
Here is all thiit is left o f the airplane
in which
Atl .Smith, v eteran pilot, crashed as he was m aking a and S ecretary Daria of the Labor
division
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------------that overwhelmed the Hicrhlip-1 Wilkes H n rn \ Pa.,-who jum ped into south—
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stmtiivost■ shippers
advisory hoard. J ••■K’ht flight (in the nit mall routP Itetwi cn t'hicngn nnd t'leveiniul. His plant* struck n trot*, fefj to th** Dcjmrlment has ordered her ex
i prominence 12 years hgo when he?
Innd
Boy Mining C-amn in Sap
"After midnight, Kiiaday Fehru- ■KroU!>n and, hurst iplo flartries near Bryan, .................................................
<>., killing Smith ami leaving only the elmrred wreckage, shown cluded from this country.
Hjicnt it fortune in a few days in nry 21, 1 lie state-wide embargo," above*, for the rescue fa rty .
Gulch,
near here. Wednesday.
The
Secretary
rendered
hia
de
Irkers N(>w York, a fte r having been ous- according to the annonneement
cision Wednesday night after conO
f
f
i
c i a l s directing the
tfl of ted an Pennsylvania s ta te trea s- "will apply only t.. i|,.< following
aiilcrittg the recnmniendutlonn of soarch of the scrambled ruins
urpr. Mr. M cltavitt, who visited coimuoiiii ii-(the Board nf Review that heard of n score of huildlngi, im* a three*
l*. . I Sanford W ednesday, had a tin tin '
"Aiiloniohilea and true!
Uriel
Ideas
in her behalf by her counsel
‘ J of him self presented to C ongress
frame boarding home hou*-'
and others Interested in her case, story
(rayes ami later nom inated him self to nil Linds, ('eiiieid. including all
Ing $0 persons, expressed the be.
kit
Mr. Ilnvis declared exclusion was lief thst in the neighborhood of 70
I of hu"f
eonjimi
1
docks
and
shilpi
s.
rim again: i' the lat«* Woodrow Wilntnmlntnt? under the law nnd that live* had been lost,
lof the
It left bint no exercise o f discre
V*hic,llU
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,ron
hl'Hi’H
mill
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Hiclmlmr
..jding
Frank A. Wardlaw, aupsrintam).
tion.
ji'nce (iolitirs.
metal lath .
ent of the Utih-Delnwar* Mining ‘
Sept.
lln* Slim Chance To Enter
Lumber Materials are Included
Co., which operate* tho Highland
I In the
One slim chnnco to get into this Bov working*, mad* up n ll*t nf gff
"I.umber and logs, nil kinds ex
gh the
cept crate materials and c.ir strips.
I'lans Are Complete For Drive country remains to the Counteaa ra isin g person*, which included
t'itv Engineer f'r I T. Williams 25 cents per cubic yard.
now held at EHIa Iiiand. only the owner* and lessees of
nine(Note: ('rate material is defined
To Subscribe Funds For Big Vera,
Approximately two miles, or
Her attorneys plan to request of houses destroyed. B e was unSble
as knocked down crate, in shook* stated today tiu.t an agreem ent
ihifts
Florida Exposition I’nlure New York a writ « f habeas corpus, to m v how manv other person*
‘■r pailcl:. 1at io -.ire and short logs had been made with the (ilohe about 10,200 feet of bulkhead re
<•»last
destined to crate mills). lam e and Dredging (V: nanv whereby the mains to tie completed on the west
came
At . Fhiludclphlu In June which IT issued, would cause a re might hnvn lived In tho cahlna. al
Siting its hid for side of the city and the figures
plaster; plurti r huurtls, incltiding company in .
tiiew
Filial tilans for the American view of tho law and, might grant though It la known that there were
the Countess permission to enter some aliens hoarded not employed
all prepargd or
manufactured the fill to be matte inside the bulk accepted for its construction are
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building Imaril under various trade head nn the west side of the citv. ns follows;: For 12 and unc^half I-egioiiV drive for funds with under Irfitul.
[workbv (he mining company.
within the citv limits, had. ngreid loot piling, >2S tier lineal foot; which In elect n Florida exhibit
blienro
names and liml.fing |mper.
Exclusion of the Countess la not
Onlv 18 o f the known dead hsrf .
let for Hratilifiralion Commit Ice Tt» ,
!'"'1 i-*i*ti»rr; ■fijire- ;,u that the citv dredge would h ■ nl* 15 toot piling, f.'ll per lineal foot; building at the Fliilndelphia Sen- the first case of tho to rt. Secre been Identified end (here wa* thn
17
and
one-lmlf
foot
piling,
$55;
Inwed to assist in the fi11 nod that
faft* rqiil-centenninl exposition
have tary Davis declared, adding tjuit nAsq’hlllty
(bat tha IV' pnMeetlf
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Oed
La mu'll Intensive C’mn|«.ign
| tll*^. operation hv tin- iitv',* new 20 ' >ot piling, $JH,
.f
beep cornidetid by the committee lie wns bound (o decide the ques
Then remains, on the east side which will direct the drive in thin tion solely on the evidence sub
Fit M. ect Iniprovemenl ; log |,npi-. Inuifl- and roofim: dnulge winihl ivsuli to savio r
of bulkhead district No, 2, ap- city mid word i* now lieing nwnit- mitted.
Many Plants Are Ordered 'tile*; structural -to, i ami steel j thousands of dollars to the t.
|(f die
that bntis with oidy’ sii m lstlnr. : v
piosiniiit.lv 1,51111 feet yet to he. ed from state lieaditiiarter* us tu
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, ‘shtipes;* sand stone, gravel sing; payers of the citv
catvst
final death foil wrntd bn In
The
National
Woman’s
Thirty,
The bids reyellllv !ici cptcil liy I till'd In tin* dredge of the (ihdie I lie quota asslgiiyd the t?ampbell- which Imd urged admission oft the the
hisThe City B eautification commit- 1l:,v :" " 1 ■' ns'niiiK*. including curb
tho neighborhood of M.
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ndoing
t
ompntiy
under
its
tux'sfile
eilv
for
the
eolistiaction
of
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nnu
murnlt*;
til**,
Hissing Pont, according to an an visitor, followed announcement of
wnges
Tha rescue workers, numbering
i.ilntct, it U said. •
nouncement made today by M. B. the decision with n protest against morn
a half tec today authorized th e purchase ; i || Um .,.. , o m , ehnld goods, ns spec- the bulkhead represent an outlay on.
than B0, were anurred
■nurred on In . ..
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iVtlllnniH
stated
that
the
of
a
sum
sttnl
to
be
staggering
in
of trees ami plants for its program ,ft, d in consolidation classification.I
Hutton, 1tost commander.
the exclusion as nn official **rec their attaeh upon the del
debris by thu A*
proportions Imt verv low consider- city shore of the bulkhead would
The
drive
Is
scheduled
to
Start
of
supplying
th
e
necessary
plant(Not*
For
movement
of
house-'
■ignition ot % double morar
Rill they
, . stand
. ^ finding allva of Jimmy
wy McTWi«ld, .
ing
the
amount
of
work
to
l»e
run
into
very
high
figures
owing
Tuesday
m
orning,
Feb.
23,
nml
is
:h wc len ara determined and his wife, ownersI Of‘ the hoard- f
25 per ing along the stre e ts and in ’ the > t d good perm its will be issued uf done.
to the lake fro n tag e owned by the expected to vnil within th rey day*.
destroy An outr turial syylcm llu l Jpg v house,
br f,5,(100 parks and also decided tfi em ploy u j| place into which to put the consign
juse, * ‘ftsf UHira than 14
The fill’already compb letf ip c* i eitv; and becuu»o of tlu* mjjny' Monday, Fab. 22, was ■j.-ntzlnuny to
which they will1 certainly not *vl- hours’ Imprisonment
impriaonlnmit and*#
nnd«# tha
ttthjjshcd nt 220,000 yard* apd Ui <Ur <iu v « 4 irtf. M the lake fnm t.
dunned ua Uiu-opuning diH* bdcXiW- em te In our grcrnmvtit."
needed l JiectiLullural e x p e rt to a ssist in thu m ent promptly upon arrival) "
wreckage.
said
to
hahvo
c**sl
approxiiuutely
f
?u
im
ipcrty
alom*.
the
■t'itv
oVma
u
u
.ta
tho.
f
a
d
't
h
a
t
ittia
u
hulldnv.
"F
o
r
thu,ttjofom
ent
of
th
e
above
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| m atter of deslgxilng th'u plans fo r
Warrant Out For Karl
5R0 0UU.
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|.oVt>r r.otio feet on tho lake ami o ffic i't. of the AmerUan legion
The McDonaldi Seer* hriittght
luirk lieaiitificatlon and for th e named cinhargood cmnmndities,"
The
bills
accept**!
for
the
fill
on
!
the
strerts
arc
oxuected
tu
double
Appearing
at tho henring Mon out late last night a f te r all h i m
decided
to
begin
their
effort*
on
the
nuiiounceineiit
continued,
j
K. pruning of trees both in the parks "ilatem cnts of rcipiirementii most J the west *nl*' call for a price of this fi
Fcl
figure.
day apokesmen for thu* p arty con had befrn given up for those re
Tuesday morning.
le r> op and on the stree ts of the city.
"T he’ Legion’s cmiiilsfgn to rulse tended th at the (Countesa should be maining buried.
be filed and permits obtained by
ine,. here
Gibb Campbell, a miner, flrat
I lie sum of $200,U(Ml for iirovlding perm itted to land a* was her elope
W. II. W illiam s, city m anager, rereivem of the traffic under the
nub* of
nn exhildt of Florida's ag ricu ltu r ment companion, who then was iu beard their Taint cries coming
plan
of
the
Florida
division,
smith
- wlui is chairm an of the com m ittee,
al. and horticultural und recrea this country with his wife. The through tho snow and splintered
cast advisory hoard.
lemplovi-d 1stated during the m eeting th a t
tional feature* has been commend Earl of Craven left New York for timbers. Calling for aid, be dug
Fast Coast to F t erupt Autos
|
|l • o . at 1owing to the necessity of expert
ed by leading citizens In every Canada, however, just before a nnd chopped hi* way to theui.
'ilie Florida Fast (toast, howi v< r, ,
i ‘ il I s l o g ,
Hictiun of the state." Mr. Hutton I^ilmr Departm ent w arrant for hi* Both wore conscious, McDonald,
advice relative to the rem oval of will exempt automobiles and liueks
urrest to prelim inary exclusion with n badly injured hip, had bur
lit*-* after trees in the parkw ays nlong the shown in the alioxe cmhurgoed list
said this morning.
was la* ued.
rowed hia way a distance of aot‘■On
and
a
lte
r
Feb.
22.
all
other
"We
have
received
report*
from
F"
i * B e e t s he deemed it necessary to
►r
It hwallii him now at New York cral feet to hiu wife, who was
S
ta
tio
n
At
W
in
te
r
P
a
r
k
Is
T
o
car Ioil 11 commodities will be on the Well Known Sanford < ili/rn
other cities telling of the plan*
,
employ
the
services
of
an
expert.
PIKT hard The
lb* t s e d By O r g u n iu iliu n lieing* made by the posts for mak but it likely will remain unnerved pinned in the wreckage by a tim
com m ittee agreed to tho idea free h*t
S in e lim b s 111 JafU sn n v Hip
Trouble
“’I’ll,- progressive improvement
ing u whirlwind drive for their for he plan* to sail for Bermuda ber over her left arm, which waa
F tir C im ip re h e n s I v e l’.iig 'n in i respective
|Vi«*!t>ard Tini1 biimerUato steps a re expected in thi null mid liaiMiportatinn sit i Hospital III (Ft'lock Today
quotas, and we are de this month. The (’ountess of C ra broken.
9 nM oo, |
*H‘ taken in the m atter,
Avalanche Drop* 1,000 Feet
termined
I"
put the citv of San ven, who ha* protested against ex
i
'
51 rs. H enry Wight, a m em ber of nation in Florida and the practical j
Th** Sanford Womnn'a t ’lnb will ford over the top in short order." clusion of her former rlvnl, artTh« slide began two miles from
elimination
or
congested
of
urtnuil
i
Friend*
*
>
1
lla
riv
I
Walsli,
•he com m ittee, culled atten tio n to
ban* <Imrge of tin* program to be
"Thin city has always respond* nuunred in New York that she vvga the KDle Battlement more than
the fact th a t in m any sections of truffle iiorili of Jarl, nmulle xml Mile* inanug'-r *»l On* !• I*•11Ft \**g- bromlc:c I from tin* W inter I'nrk
e«|.
when tailed Upon, to lend ils going to Montreal to “mother th at a mlla above sea level In tho
other
gali
way.di*i*lined
point*
the city the treeu are planted too
radio
station
tonight
hcgiiming
xi
,*tabic
t
orpouilion.
ami
well
known
support
to uny worthy project for wild Ihij ." She culled the immi O’QuIrrh Mountains, when
in Florida now permit* a material
dose together to Insure th e ir m a mollification
Sanford citizen, were shocked to t) o'eliK-k, according to an announce the benefit of the state ns u whole gration uuthbrltii’k "dolts" and freshly fallen snow clipped from
of
the
state
wide
em
ture grow th and m axim um usefulinent made by Mayor Forrest Luke,
hear nf his death thi* morning a t who alio stated th at the citizens nml it will nut (all to do so this tin* exclusion' order "disgusting." its resting place on an earlier fa ll
The com m ittee agreed th at bargo.
[count nsb*.
Misn Alice Paul, leader of the that had become crusted. Aa it
"This improved transportation 10 o'clock at the Riverside Hos of Sanford an* welcome to visit this time," he said. some m easures should bo taken to
wont on’s party,
deelured Mr, Xlg-M;«*ed Its way down tha eAn"W
e
of
the
1-cgion
want
it
disBltuation
is
due
hi
no
small
meas
pital In Jacksonville following*'a studio on uny Thursday evening
thin out, the trees now obstructing
momentum,
tiilct)v understood th at the Flor Davis’s decision is "an amazing In- F01} i U , gathered
growth of shrubbery and other ure to the very practical cioopera- serious operation undergone *ev- during the time the station is in ida
weight and speed. In |ta path of
stiincti
of
declaration
ugulnat
exhibit
at
the
Sesqul-cententom of the receivers of traffic
foliage.
charge,of the city.
n ia l.is to lie an a l|%Floridn a ffa ir women In the enforceemnt of our more than two mil**, th e avalanche
day* ago.
Diseases affecting palm etto trees in the state uf Florida a* well as eial
Mrs. Henry Wight, president of and that the statu us a whole will luw*." Considering, she aald, “the dropped at least 1,000 (*•«.
Ml*.
Walsh
laid
been
ill
poor
|
the
verv
substantial
increase
in
fa
rfljit the were also discussed and ptepa were
the Woman's Club, will deliver an
A mil** from the start It paeaad
kl
thorough sU
H lu d y '( d.lie* nf the railroads serving the health for Ihe last year, according address liver the radio mi the city lien* fit greally from the showing fact that we have admitted to our
(«rnL<,n u>- ordered taken f o r an thorough
*n,i l*lw»‘-J » tunnel mouth.
t„
his
relatives,
and
had
spent
made
ul
the
exposition.
It
is
not
country
and
have
even
received
a*
R»t ( oi i!- of the results of th e -ra v a g e s o f a date in the past few months. I
of
Sanford
ns
the
feature
of
the
strictly 11 l-egiun a ffa ir in uny honored guests, number of men H alf a mile farther down It eloned
much tiini* lately in Florida mol
heases mini
aaVl to
be
n vxd* yknown
Lbeg suf- few p articu lar di cipn^vii
evening’s program . Songs by* Mrs. ‘sense. We have agreed to assist who were known to have the *am« still anothsr, swept a two-fahdly
tu in
••
,.h „ r,ii„liriiv
. that
* « many
i.mi.v*essential
■
heases sam to
n* ..............,,„
.
Detroit
infirmaries.
He
came
to
**" f it hi* common nnrnng plants and trees in icuiniiioditles which ordinarily m •
I,urile Arjienwult Tuknch. Mrs. the .Slat** ('handier of Commerce record* aa Guuntcm Cut heart, thla dwelling from ita foundations snd
city
Jril into Florida in one nr two tar- Sanford approximately seven years;
■AJ1 on- the
it* city.
................
let roil In connection A M. Phillip* and Mrs. \V» S. Irf*ak in putting Florida before the eye* action of our government against then mad** a clear leap o f more
ago
from
load
quant
it
ics
and
against
which
also on the lint for the rn ter- of tin* world in it* true light."
[
can
Many cases of in ex pcrienced
than 100 feet to the thickly aettled
u woman la unjustifiably"
planting were cited to show that l|„. i tuti'-wide embargo tia* slop W,1l‘ '*tosi*r"4*1
canyon, where It enacted Ita toll
' liii 1' ifu**i1 vMtb"ma”y,tainmi*nt **r radio funs throughout
"Thu
caau"
she
ml
dud,
"spurns
the country. ,
vas no expert advice w«s necessary to p c -. P " ? il,ul forwarded in less Dm'; been
of Ufa ami property and came to
pint****
of
enmmunity
lif*
us
on
in
an
effort
to
have
oiiacUoi
I1
* ;
1Ibcri* any cure the proper and h ealth y grow th hitherto unplux .
The owners of Sanford Manor,
Mr. Walsh returned t<> hi** offic*
the equal rights amendment to the p stop at the very doors of the com
munity church and tha offices of
1* ctiiuli- ;.f all plants set out in the city ' •••.rlm.d <|ua..Utfes to .h i ^ta . 11bout six w*x*ks ago, but was have hoc 11 furnishing tran sp o rta
constitution/’
thereby materially m m a. mg
the coppfr mines.
wi'l. Mr. limits.
furred to enter th ,1acksnnville tion to W inter Bark for lb** Mu
„nn,
t
oniff^Uon
«*f
clu«4Ji
«’l
tralii*.
nicipal Band in the cmnpurlyV large
(t-main in
Mr. Williams advised th e
While tho rescue work was in
hospital several days Intel
COI* FINDS $200 I'KAJtL
IT
(idle*n
the*
miMilflcatltm
*nf
tRt*
NEW
•
YORK,
Feb.
18.—(A*)—
mitte»> th at the construction of the
progress, Dr. F. E. Straup. county
lie is survived bv his widow. busses.
The Dressed Steel (’nr Company to
I
physician, and mayor of Bingham,
new greenhouse on the recently cs.
The following program Is to be day lort u $2,000,000 dumugc suit
ibis father, James \Vijbh. and »
CHICAGO, Feb, 18.
eallad an emergency meeting of
played
by
tin*
band
tonight
with
sere in lahlihht-d city nursery wns to be,),m ‘b’ ehm ina " | brother, Wllltams WnMi
Be •»
against the Carnegie Stoll Com ebrating his night off,
He TIIR ISTY 'S'* MOTHER DIFS 1.j;j vears of ng**.
T* *hcti du> started in the n e^ r fu tu rr.
. Joseph Hcizcnstcln conducting:
Dady, a traffic cop, dined on oye- th e - tow nboard to take action
pany
for
alleged
breach
of
contract
ta'liira|. J 4.. stated th at most o f the ground had
toward relieving the suffering of
! According to present plans Hit? March—The Chicago T rib
A fter ii triii) lasting two week*, tors. Sudden);ly he bolted from the the
homeless.
une
Chambers
1'nrcr given been Mean'd and th a t seed* would
hodv
will
•'»'
brought
to
Satiford
restaurant.
u Jury in .supreme court returned n
Walters thought he
SCRANTON. I'u.. Feb. lK .-tA 1)
(■tfr * tumor, be ordered for planting immediate* - M r s . Gilbert H. Mnthewson, I tonight No funeral "rraiigetiieiitij Triv (Two Cornel* und Saxophone) verdict in favor of tho C arnegie had gone to call the wagon, swear;
- / ‘Call of (be S ea"------------Utilities .Steel Co.
it;ivi» nf ly.
out warrants or something.- B u t' L o ss 1 f t
m other of the lute Christy Mathew- have been announced.
MesMxi. B urris.
Bauer! y and
The dionagi* suit was based on he came back ■■■Vi,,/,
shortly, a-Hilling
milrng g le e
son of baseball fame, died ("day at
R itteum ar.
BARUKt UI! TONIGHT
Pri<d turn at
a war time contract for delivery fully. A ’iJeweler had told Mm tho
her home in Fucloryvillc, near here.
*i*rc canOverture—Consecration Kelcr Bela by the Carnegie Steel Co., o f a pearl ho tcound In the oyster* was
wns 70 years old.
The mou nf the P resbyterian She
(Mr*. Ella H arris Soloist)
'the White
large number of steel plate* to th* worth $200, He ordered another
Mrs. Mnthewson became ill Ia*t
Serenade—Hi u Moonlit Gurden, m r company.
dozen, raw.
I however, he church arc to serve n barbecue to October soon after the death of
(By Request) ...........
King
r hn liour'a night a t the home of George faI*r her son. She will be burled Sunday
I ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------1---------— ------------ -—
-.... . , I|’*H* Oulr and High Streets,
■os'* a «ht,rt
Coutruioto Holo—Selected,
AUOUf
I at Fuctoryvilel, I’«*
Ihite House 1t u' women of the church.
(Mr*. Ella I l n r r K Soloist).
A
d
v
e
r
tis
in
g
C
a
m
p
a
ig
T
o
B
e
ig
n
_______
M arch—Guiding S ta r----- Stleberitz
orator, will
never put to sea
MIAMI. Feb. 18.—5P)—Police
>1. the prv». J
today announced the capture a <
In a u g u r a te d A t D in n e r O h T u e sd a y
attendance
detention here of a • u * P ^ J
*""■ to l |mp
t hooe of ever aeelng agate Kla y
leader and 11 alleged member* *>f
Nanfurd'a special advertising llminary advertising
was , Miramar, or Its crew, o f U
’W a Wash.
a
gang
**f
bandlta
who
have
boon
campaign will open with a civic given at the meeting at the Cham- which iHsapj>«&r«d in a atom
5m „f |ull.
n r ,
----------- 1
.
Vnl,p tracked throughout this aectlon of
dinner next Thursday night at the ber uf Commerce today,
y. Mr. Me- the South Atlantic coast In J
"otlicred in
. i n i » f o r t h e n a n s t twxt m o n th s .
jJ’ORT
-u i v * zOF
z r !SPAIN,
« r A i « , TRINIDAD,
t n i m i 'n t 'i
•iimatc
and
a
place
to
play.
Your
Hotel Forrest lotkc, at which time Farlamk manager
Sanford and Seminole oounty’s rich agricultural section, affording
_
oi
carapaigi
of
the
palgn,; ber.
‘h|v i d n g further arrests tl m F e b .
1 8 ,- r - W - E M t n
a rs o n s ,
submitted copy ror
for advertisem
advartlseroeote,,
ents,, My.
Mr. SUtWr
Btatler *
....
' ‘KTicullurnl development *>-iundi* a 1 background to support >'““r wo“] names of tbe men arv lieing with- m em ber, of Ow.rrCW ami passen- the membership will be told tha Buumiuea
uf the plan tu intensively window .lgn s .n d fprt o n e -h e e l F lorid . In nn •«
» w iu ;
ID
very favorable im pression uimu derful city, was most t> * * * ‘™ ‘ ^ l ,|.| I,,, m lict. The depredatio n . gera of the Trinidad government details
advertise in a specific way the
iustifics vnu in the
, S t h O T o f . l ^ m . r a u d e r a steamer Naparlman, perished when groat resources of the city, D. H.
-(A*i —Ffmt mcmbow of tl»e Tennessee, party ohrasv
Mr.
y Substantial, we want
.gid to have included at t*a*1 the atcamvr was sunk in a collision McFarland announced today.
•ty National l‘'n,erUlned herom -few yrjfolra ixgo. ? .,T “ know that wc
detail and many valuable auggea- th* tnpsrtenee o f teal _
with the Lamport and Holt.-liner
r
h
S
S
T
w
hlghwav
robberies
, opened ti, , evording to a Inlfet* ft^otved today
Van Dyck iq the harbor here yes • Tho ronjmitteo ia confident that tlons were given by tho** preeent. i and ship had so. unnerved
S V K and (0 other robberien,
the best way to get the plan thor
lied *2,1 7 0 . 7 ^ keem tary R. W. Pekm ian of the jiated tho «
These meeUagawUl beheld dally from thte tim
t imee forth
l---------he
terday afternoon.
ta
*
valued
at
approalm
ately
$100^
. ' number
u t ^ ------------'*-'*m
rom seated to us. “ * h w il^ * U.e«l a!
1,1 r*rxrdi*d
The collision occurred while the oughly understood la through a at 11 o clock at th e Chamber of er hare anything more
vou ifiive u*. which will d # u
large
meeting
of
a
civie
character.
Commerce, Mr. McFarland said and .th a sea.
^
niftiiagrr of the. you suggested, n o t to kiat*
_* 1rrcord f„r Kr,r*°**n’
°°Tbe round up 'of the «u»wtU Van Dyck, bound for New York Invitations will be malted' to the nt'uPV
tila o a noff AnMtf
o asubmit
n k m ll .
Ufa fc___m _____ a >i
i
every pises
copy aoill
will kbe
He
from Homh Amerlran porta wa*
,n » slmi- noxvdle commerce .body and one, drive home to us
the Mira
ot
fca*1
membership today «r tomorrow and ted for suggestions. On tbe Ida.
“L ■Promoterd o f the sight-see- Tennessee and Santoro.
,nr tnp.
they will be asked to make reserva that "many minds am better than
Mr. Campbell went on to
y
tions at once. Through the Cham one , it is tha plan to M l i i M
An excerpt from Mr. Campbell’s
G auges
roan
.
were
aaved
by
small
fiahinir
dared that a letter in the
ber of t’ommeroa absorbing half of dally forum idea ’
nter reads: "Members of our th it’ciU l-nj
of this i'«ir led to the
l - r t y were amazed a t thpMlevel>'|>*
he.............
Van Dyck *» detained by the the price, the dinner tickets will movement. All
q S ^ g i r c t no opportunity to Tanias
nf the suapected I
should neglect
wti| prove of
Chamber of
local
government,
awaiting (hr re be wold at $1.00.
they saw on tfie
of ctrart*
foster relations that w» t 1
Miami notice alao a
The affair iHJI not bo o f tha lo attend,
today or- ■t »i’
they were amazed mutual benefit. ,. _ 1 _ ^rarm •hot the suspeeta are I m w i to sult of atr official inquiry.
"dress up" variety, but will be. en short and ‘
k1^ ' Va»hing. tha
lhi,n* ‘ * 'h e fact remain*
authorities In fiU Lxiui.. K * J -*
tirely informal.
*
insn
weds
a
a Sarifurd d.leoH *"1 r it v Chirngo. Scranton, New
f henpecked
to tt„LW*V^V,‘t n°t what appealed ■
, Hearty Indorsement of tha « criticise.
^ MoUtc ion a n ? ' • * became evident upJS ,
1U
T .» »
J i ““^ ,* rr‘v»I In Sanford. There
v. j
'
**w Bu*nething more than Just this summer.
\rife • ’
M
v
Worh.On Western Half IxEGION CANVASS
O f B ulkhead Will Start W ILL COMMENCE
Soon, City Engineer Says TUESDAY, FEB. 23
SHADE TREES TO
BE PU R C H A SED
FOR CITY PARKS
J
HARRY L WALSH WOMAN’S C L U B
DIES FOLLOWING IN CHARGE O F
L O N G ILLNESS RADIO TONIGHT
aves
llness
Pressed Steel Car
Company Loses Suit
12 Bandit Suspects
Are Arrested Today
By Miami Officers
Tennesseeans Impressed With This
Section’s Agricultural Development
Turns StaiTef i
Yachting Pursi
Special
zW M & StiZk;f t f i s
Eleven DW As Ship
Sinks After Collision
:S S ^ Y
“ ssLAiSS
fiSsT
’’■'“t t
^Ut
y\*.*aV
PcLLy;
IBbak*
i n
1
I
�iS t
E pi
: 7
THE 8ANFORD HERALP. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 18
PAGE TWO
v .<
. ... 81 % 131%
81 % 566; Total carlot ■ h ln n w
"
July
changes were steady with demapd Sept. rw v’.
82% 1S0H
82% S anford d istrict last Rei!,0? Y
sterlin g opening unchanged a t
OATS
date, 1163; Total c n K ° . h ,a®«
............... 41%
54%
»4.8fi.
•_____ .
4 1 % 'f r o m Sanford district tuh pmenU
............ 42
55%
42% ago, sam e date, 1402- Tnt„l ye! n
NEW YORK. Fob. l8A<fP>—Bar
............ 42%
54%
41% shipm ents from Fln'rid’a
l«« SJ„
c,rl*
f ,nrid" 1*U
t i ; Mexican-dollars 51.
f 7,053.
- uyE
silver 66%;
1 May ___ „ ___94%— 159%- 04% 1 -------- Today’s quotation,
....... fl5% 134%
J------ Noon Stock Lisif
1July
(P rice on Golden Srlf hi„„ v
—M ELBOl *ilN E, A u strn ltn r Fob.
NEW YORK. Feb. 18jfc—(/P)— i Sept.
.... 95% 117%
' "* - 96
*,u . varieties in the rough
LARD
18.__(/p>—The death loll from bdsh Allied (Them. & Dye ... .
- ------- wise noted.)
15 *42
»->
.............. 14.77
Mr«. Percy V. Penny backer fin*s in A ustralia has now reached Am erican Sm elt 6 Kefg.
May
aa * New Y o rk : 34 degrees ri„„ i
""G overnm ent and ra ilro n d rnjrf- no delays will be in ru rro d in th e j
15.75 15.00 Pnlifnrnln
Atehlhsorf ....... ! - ........
July ............ 1B.00
Tells
(If
Experiences
At
C alifornia;• O
0 Florida n r r UoUdy.
'i m l 'L 4 * ^
j$l.
Four
persons,
are
m
issing.
A
..JUT
Baldwin Locomhtivc
RIBS
neer& an* expected to lx* p r e s e n t' co n stru ctio n of th e (intjtnr a f te r ‘
: plies good, stock light t,' ’ opj
League Of N ations' S e s stro n g wind is fanning the fires Bethlehem Steel ............
45%
Ita
o
rg
an
izatio
n
.
..............15.47
16.02
a t th e re g u la r m eeting o f the
May
• good fo r goo<i stock '*
“*
sions Held A t G e n e v a in many places and rain in anx Coca Cola
ftevum l civic org an izatio n s have
16.30
.............
July .........J__ 15.45
fo
r
good
stock.
F
io
rid
^
n
/
'o
’
t
'
C ity Com m issioners next'' T uesday a rra n g e d
...
40%
to have
com m ittees
B ELLIES
/
Crucible Steel ......... .....
iously aw aited.
V
f«*\.
kreen. c o n r id ^ f t
. 74 >4
fo r th e hearing of the Dlnn to con presen t n t th e m eeting next T u es
x :..„.....:.1C.20 17.87
V isitors from O rlando, E uktis,
The township of Toolangi in the Com Products — ....... .
May
■talky, 10-inch crates, aii
s tru c t a m unicipal herito r and h d ay to con su lt w ith th e Comniia- D id,nnd.nnd m any n ea rb y cities in Healcsville d istrict of Victoria, was Davison Chemical
.... Ifi
.« .... 16.45
18.05
b e st $6.00 to $6.25,
bridge
sp anning
th e Seminole slorters re g ard in g th e project.
.226% July
uddition to scores o f local c iti caved a fte r a desperate stru g g le Dupont de Nemours
_____
stalk y $5.00 to $5.50, poor
11811
Jloulevnrd. when the la tte r pro- j T he h arb o r, as planned, would zens atten d ed Mrs. P erc y V. Pen- with th e fire which traveled with Fam ous PIny-Lasky
• ! flotj «*id quality, all sirP„
ifc?,
Ject 58 com pleted, eitv officials* he b u ilt a t th e end of I’opulnr n y b u rk er’s lectu re on tho le a g u e alarm ing rapidity through the fo r-'G cilern l Electric .
....376
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 18.—</P> M-00, b est $10.00 to m.no';
said today.
71%
A venue, n e a r the track s of the of N ations held T uesdny evening ests. Women nnd children were [N orthern & Pacific
Tho chief enginced of the F lo r A tlan tic Count Line.
.... 52 — Cotton fu tu re s °P?ne.d .
One slip n t the City H all u n d e r th e nus- sent out of the fire zone to places Pennsylvania
and condition. «hort
. 48% Mar.
ida E a st C oast R ailroad, who re - would bo b u ilt to handle th e needs piceu of the S an fo rd W om an’s Club. o f safety.
Mar. 19.53;
J'.i.uo: May
am ) 18.98: Ju ly 18.45; $8.00 to $0.50.
S. A. L. .................... C hicago: 34 degrees, snowing.! i ^
' contly supervised the construction of p resen t day shipping and oth ers
.1 0 1 * 4 Oct. 17.60 B; Dec. 17.60 B,
^ Follow ing tho Invocation by Dr.
Only the determ ination of *hc Southern Pacific
of a $2,000,000 span over the 8 t. could he added later, according to E. D. Brownlee and p atrio tic xougn fig h ters to s a w hnm rs saved the Studebakcr .........
... 57
1 C alifornia; 10 Florida "inri,m-*
14 cars on track including^
inclurtirov I... i.. VS
44%
Jo h n
R iver, Is expected to he those sponsoring th e plan.
led by Mrs. A. M. Phillips, Mrs. township from being razed. Now Standard Oil of N. J.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Feb. 18. sSupplies
u p p i j ^ m oderate.
m»i' ' *!
oderate, Remind
T‘
re ta in ed by the city to investi
J t is said th a t in ense the harbor W. F. B lackm an, president of the and again n huge tree would crash Tobacco Products
(/I’l-CondStions and quotations p re - crn1i? fo r B„0lt Btork t ,()U
g a te tho feasibility of the plan Is built, the -Clyde . Line S team Florida F ederation of W om an’s to earth and the fire fig h ters had Union Pacific
-— 141*
vailing on the Jacksonville m a rk e t jy hlnnched, m arket firm fnr ,, rj *■*
fo r the new h arb o r and to assist ship Company m ight he risked to Clubs, introduced M rs. Pcnnyhnck* narrow esciipcc from death. Under II. S. Rubber
'
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today nn reported by the F lorida stock, ra th e r dull for po.olv Man h '
In p re p arin g the plans.
give up Us p resen t . docks nnd er as one "who had rendered in I lie Illumination provided by blazes II, 8. Steel .....W
M ate M arketing Bureau:
cd stock. Florida, ld-inch
«
T he C ity Commissioners a re e x w nrehouros in re tu rn
for which valuable service both In th is coun huge crowds witnessed the burial
Supplies of nil m iscellaneous ^ doz. fnirly wH, b|anrllr,f ’ U 1
pected to add the sum of $-100,000 they wotijd be grn n ted the rig h t tr y and nbrond in th o services of Of nix fire victim s Inst night.
CHICAGO, Fell. 18— Potatoes,
"1^
to the proposed bond issue to fi to use u' p a r t of th e h a rb o r fo r in tern atio n al friendship."
A destructive fire h as broken out receipts 39 cars; total U._S. ship vegetuldes very light; dem and most)y $5.50, frw higher. S
n ance th e project, although vhr- th e ir re g u la r fre ig h t and p assen
In o u tlin in g her experiences a t in the Tonrn hill country in so u th ments 636; Canadian trading fair; good; m ovement very lig h t; m n rk et hunched, $5.00 to $5.25; 8 <|n? r.:, n-,
stro n g for good stock.
1| y Wcll blanched, $5.nn to
v -t
Jons estim ates place tho figures g e r business. P roponents of the th e L eague of N ation’s sessions n t e rn , Victoria w here flam es reach in
f o r th e cost of such n h arb o r at idea believe th a t th is would be nn Geneva. Mrs. P ennybacker told of sonic places BO fe et high. The fire m nrkot firm on nnrthrm stock;
Beans, green, ham pers, no 3up- ijl(rhor. California crates ’“*1000 '
« low er figure. The addition is Im portant step in th e b eau tifica the s p irit of the Ix'ague nnd the is trav elin g with great rap id ity nnd steady on w estern; Wisconsin sack plies, dem and good.
i to $11.00, few higher, fair qualitv ITo
ed found white 3.701®3.95; Minne
said to be provided in order th a t tion of tho lake fro n t.
Cahliago 1 % bushel ham pers, nnd conditions, $8.00 to $H,5u.
n r.i'
p a rt it w as destined to plnv in the is th rea ten in g the tow nship of sota sacked round whites 3.60®
P ittsb u rg h : 43 degrees, ciouily,
prevention of conflicts between th e Porepunknti. Fire fig h ters had to 3.80; blaho snekrd russets 3,75® new stock 2.50(5)3.00.
Celery. Florida Mt-inch crates, ; 2 F lorida arrived; Opening
nations of the world. She eluo- run for th eir lives, from the fire in
4.10; according to quality.
4s nnd 6s, $4.50@5.50.
gizeil Woodrow Wilson, dw elling on S’ulluurn township.
day.! Supplies moderate. Dr-rnscj IW
Cukes, bushel crates, p rnctirnlly slow; m ark
th« reverence
w ith
w hirh his
rk et firm. Florida, W. lrsJ 'r* in
CHICAGO, Feh. 18,—m — Com- j n„ supplies. •
• inch c ra te‘s,
s L 3-8 doz. best, * 5 i f l H
m em ory was held
abroad, nnd
inision houses showed more artiv -1 Egg plant, standard crates, R6.0Q, m o stly ^$5.75 tn6 $6.(Mi; m
sketching his actions In form ing
ity on the buying side of the wheal fancy, practically no supplies.
" hfl Ju
tho League, which she declared
ifoz. $5.50 to $ .\j5
ti-fuh 1
Pens, English, % bushel h am p m ostly $5.00.
toduy in the fits l p art of the
wns "th e only practical o rg a n iz a
"■ n„,tut I
I Board of trad e session mui w ith ers, $4.50@5.00.
tion for the insurance of world
I-'irult 1
Peppers, standard erntes, green, erz
NEW YORK, Feb. 18.—</P)— offerings light, prices went decid
pence."
IV
l-IIO
I
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T
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III
IIT
.
v
l:
V
I
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1
„
edly
higher
One
of
th.o
stim
ulat
fancy, practically a» supplies.
Mrs. Petirtvbackef told of the C otton futu res opened sternly:
.•I n ir iA i. r i m 1 n >.| him ,, , • **'iti
Sqpash, standiinl c rater, yellow,
im proved condition of tho N ear M ai. 20.15; M ay 10.55; Ju ly 18 87; ing factors w as nn estim ate from
r n r . V T Y . I ' l . i i i i i n y , i v , 1 1 1\
the
trade
leaders
that
even
should
O
rt.
1H.17;
Dec.
17.85.
fpney,
practically
no
supplies.
E
a
st
su
ffe
rers
in
th
e
devastated
».
T U S C U M blA , Ain., Feb. 18.— He had made form al demand that
‘•/JL ,
V olt Id Unlf-I -I lilt-.
t th e U S. ex ports In-tween now and
Squaph,
standard
crates,
w
hites,
M i
m
en
s
where
she
has
visited
f/P) — Investigation of tho death of the ju r y ’s report be made tbe bAxis
T l l t t f i r i n s i . v I ! l« A l l I
1
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NEW .YORK, Feb. 18.—1/1*)- July I lie ns low ns 25,Oun.O0(l liush- no supplies.
and
held
the
capacity
house
spell
o
f
1
in*
o
n
an*
of
yv
,t
11
..
T" li|l
Ilo o te T aylor, convict, shofted hack of fu rth e r investigation And grand hound by her eloquent dexrripUon Ruying nctivities predom inated at ets, tlie final domestic carry-over
Sweet
Bolatoen,
;s-r
ew
l.
2.5067/
,
'in
i'™
I .......
-Il
l
ju ry action.
would lie only 36,600,(1110 bushels
1'0*1 1
to T uscuintdo today, w here a u th o r
3.00.
_ *
It w as also indicated this m orn of th e teirilib- conditiims th a t e x tile opening of today's stock mnr1 I, \V. Ittl J M I A M p.
Liverpool quotation!!, higher than
Tom atoes, sixes. Florida's fancy, I* •\•N!
itie s a w aite d , tho official report of ing th a t the findings of tin* Cor- isted in A rm enia before tho U nit ket, with the advance in prices ac
e*»
I f , -I at
I f ■ ’ i.
counted nlso ns a bullish in f-oiint ami stock,-IB.llOfA’jB.pO.
(Irtlrr fur
nsilL
th o coroner’s Jury which yesterday o rm r's ju ry would he plured in th e ed S ta te s rnm o to the refugee’s centuated by vigorous sh o rt cover ' due,
I Imi l.l *
ing in some of the high prices in fluence. Chicago o|K'iiiug prices,
rescue.
T l i * - HUH
■siyjl
Tom atoes, sixes. Florida's choice
Visited th e body of T ay lo r wlicif Ida hands of proseeutin;' officers. Tin*
\V
U r l f M i J i m . , If It v i n
,.1 ;.ll:*4e
Occupying the
plat form with d u strial sh ares.
1 % to I %c lip, .May 1.66% to 1.66 count and stock, $3,50(g)4,50. *
n i l i m r l l c n c h i h n l i m i*r»>
jfra v o wua opened « t Town Creel:. report wa; sworn to lu fore Ju stice Mrs. IV nnylm rkcr were! Mrs. \V_
Am erican ('aim ers m ounted more I % and Ju ly 1.49 were followed
Oranges, boxes, choice count nml Hi** I n m t u m l i r r c m i H * k
v
rn r
of IVncc J. A. Aliuon, ami deliv er F. Hlnckinnn; M ri, W. J. C arp c tr
I ! I i *1 Hi l t l , n D l u ’ i i s , (It \i
All |
t bun 3 points to n record high at ’ soon by m aterial further gains. ' stock, $1.00(5)4.51).
. Tho body ulso w as exam ined by a ed to the sh eriff b u t night.
1 *"**| »»r c»t Ili* 1 * Li l i n o nt
»i
4
-'
r-/tdf1
ter,
s
ta
te
chairm
an
<rf
lite
ra
tu
re
;
sod
oats
were
firm
er
owing
823
and
initial
gains
of
one
to
tw<%
Corn
I Oranges, boxes, fancy colint and m i M i M i h i u l \V . l i r i j ’- l t . i c i !•
physician.
The ju ry found th at T aylor's left
■1 u, 1
Mrs.
E
rw
in
L.
Schum
acher,
vice
.ehifl/ly
to
w
heat
strength.
points
were
scored
by
Am
erican
stock.
$3J>0(5)4.00.
i
.
r
j
l
.
f
i
n
.
<1
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.
.
1
1
1
1st **k
In Ha re p o rt, to C oroner W. l-\ jaw was larg er than his rig h t, rind president of Section Seven; Mrs. Sm elting. Coca-Cola, Du P ont, Al I A fter opening unchanged to half
.ill IIII I I ICM chit I'll Mi- ' * ' !
t--ti p,i j
G rapefruit, fancy fount nml III
i h»* I n l i d ti n d | »r ♦ tc
*1 * •
■ -/IL
H icks, the ju ry said bruises and that *--ix bruises or ru ts were no- El M. Galloway, s ta le federation lied Chemical, Republic Steel.
c
e
n
t
higher.
May
7K1,
to
7K'-..
ilustock. *4.00@$1.50.
i
tieenhlt!
on
various
p
arts
of
bis
i | c * * r r i l***»l, n l f l i n t * m s . mp
:- 'll L* |
cu ts w ere discovered on T aylor's
p arlia m e n ta rian ;
Mrs.
Henry
1corn m arket scored u m o d e r a t e ad
G rapefniil, boxes, fancy count l y l ‘ f i » r l d n . r n - u n
uii it a 1
body, and although the charge .h at body. Several of th e m arks still W ight, p resident of the Sanford
I'cKIniilnw
nt
t
h*
s.
-iti
■
vance
all
around.
The
rapidity
of
tho
rise
in
a
few
and
stock
3.50(5)4.00.
were
blood
*Vlmt,
it
was
declared,
d
m
n
r
t
i
n
*
N
»
»
r
t
h
u
«
M
i
j
i
t
.
i
i
i
.
th ese blows produced death was
W om an’s flu b .
,
nix-rial issues suggested a rosumpO ats started at n shade to %r
Straw berries, 32 q u a rt crates, I - t > u f | In* S n n t l i U '
1 itr.
Wm 1
avoided, the finding!. <<f .lie ju ry indicating tbi t the blows caused
The hall was gaily decorated 1ion of pis 'I operations a t tho e x higher, May 11% to -\ and later according to quality, 45(5>C0c.
I ' l l t i f H c c l i n i t I'* I f f » • ‘ f * )
Tl, ,*1
the
flow
of
blood
wlieu
they
were
a h i declared to be in sharp eon- ' dealt,
with flags of m any nations.
Mh
t
n
T
’.
v
c
r
U
>
t
'
h
i
).
>%
mi
pense of short in terests. A t the eontioued to harden. Higher i|uo- m ostl\$funcy>-hucoonetaoinetaoin
t
11
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1
‘trn s t to the official report filed
1
' smile tim e the m ark et’s tone gen tations on hogs gave mi upward
i
fa
y
lor
died
a
t
F
lat
Ton
mine
r o t. \ « » i t h 4 1 7 f* . t
U -t
P ur« till
w ith flic prison board sotting .'orfb j
HUGGINS SELLS RF'AL ESTA TE erally was hem-fitted l*y active slant to th e provision mnrket.
Hdilth
117 f e e t
tin i»*.pii
Inst
Nov.
21.
He
was
convicted
of
!’
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SPf,
|
th a t tho prisoner died of heart
’ nl ti k?
• Rilln lu ln u
1 ••»
1
ST. PETER SB U R G . Fla.. Fch. IK bidding fo r inerehnndise issues B<- etsJirdotaETA Ol Netaoetaetat
■ I U» f
'second degree m urder in Colbert
'* *»r I *• "* it
^rouble.
•Au n.j
l< ounty Oct. ill, 1925, nnd xcntein-ed —(A‘t M iller llugginn, m an ag er of • 111-h as Seam Roebuck, W nnlwnrlh
It ,1 ) i j i e f i 1 l n $ : 11 v i l l .
I-.'AT
CHICAGO, Feb. 18. bP P011IShipping point inform ation for « ’ <Mii J m . 1 1 n l 1 m f * t 11 I l»D 1
It was said this m orning that to 10 yi-ars. tie wan :i:i yours obi the New York Y ankees, to<ln'- a n ami M ontgomery W ard.
S-iufori.
. n f t n i t (lilt \ l . e III** 1
A ttorney General llnnvi-ll G. |),m « nt the lime.
nounced (lint lie hud disposed of
General E lectric and U, S. Cast iry alive steady; receipt1 t liri-c Wednesday, F ebruary 17;
v. irxrj
all h m is re;*l e sta te biddings in • r- lio n Pipe joined Am erican (’aim ers cars; fowls 26; springs 29, t r u k e y s
whn is conducting an invertiguti .a
Sanfont, Flu.; P artly cloudy. eHic rnt .tiiMr nl d e 1 t itl'tl itmP i i nvf, 1I .I
• Ttlu's
Pt'-rld*. W
. -into tbe deatii of Jam es Knox, who
dor UiHt lie ipay give Ids e.no| lete jil the head of the upw ard move 35; roosters 21; ducks tout 32; Ii^-ht rain during niglit, fnirly v ■ t ,ti# :t h*»\ t* II till . h d ♦ f
Tfiitlo*
also died nt Flat Top prison, will
ment and wei-e closely followed by geese 20.
warm. Good wire inquiry.
De- a r e I n n * h v I ' u m m a nd« I i i.d
tim e in liuselmll.
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I
I*. N. l l l l H i l l - I 1
be asked in Like a hand in the W A TI'RTUW N , N. V , Fell 18.
maiid active, m arket strong. C ar tiI nl In|t|H%()
i.tlier popular industrials including
> a* r
h e I ' n i l I I 11 i 1 11m1 * i n H.t * h
I
IIt't
T ay lo r cnSo.
Savage
( 'lose \> ar 1•pen loads f.o.li. usual term s and f.n.b. I t i l d e ( * n m i t \ F l n r l d a , ■
F o i l rulat ion
Company,
RF.KOI.I'TION D ISA I’I'ltOVKI)
l/l’t - Two men werre killed today
Ago Today cash truck. 10-inch crates in the l h*» I t h d a \ n f M . i r e h \
Y esterday
C harges by J. Y. Taylor, aged when tlie New York C entral
W ASHINGTON, Feb. 1H.—|A*)— Arm s, Mathioson -Alkali,, Joribtn
W 1 Mr f*u I d H i l l
1 11 **<
rough.
3-6 doz. Golden Self- nr nl nl ifer Is M
WHEAT
fa th e r of Iloote T aylor, th a t his p assenger tram from Utica, lu r r y The House Ju d iciary Com m ittee Motors nnd Brooklyn EIdison, in
t ' l l li V \ Mil. M i l d U
165-\ 185 . 166% blanching and Special, fairly well | >I ; I 111 ( l i n \ i 11&£ li»*efl (Hi d f
death by two ing-N ew York sleepers, run head disapproved today the resolution which the enily advance■s ranged May. new
f ,,vyus clubbed
91
166% Munched, $3.75 to $4.25, mostly }■ *•*•«* n f 11til e l i MU' I h i e 1-1 '
103%
Muv, ..Id
rfw trusties,- led to the present long into n freig h t tra in im nr the ( introduced by R epresentative Lo- from ope to three points.
fulfill R<j
d e , r i j i e d t r i l l ! ** o f hi ltd
•ver,
was
14H
%
140
Si
llmg
pressure,
h
o
w
e
156%
$1.00
to
$4.25;
few
fancy,
slightly
July
cfttlgnt
Ration. Tliw elder Tnvlor G lister Luke itutii'.-i. The dead gaiiiindlii, soeiaHsl, of New York,I d a Iti i mi T i l il-iM 1 t
I
111% 143
142 * higher.
eted the exIrumaUnn of tils are: W. Hell,, engineer and .1 1' nsking the atto rn ey general to r e n e w e d A g a i n s t Itnldwln1, Hudson Sept.
»rl\
of
1 11 e
J - > l 8 h*
COHN
‘h body, ami saw In ids bruises (Jitinn, firem an, of the passenger furnish C ongress with mfiitmutioii Motor mid Inlornationnl Mcrrnti - 1
Total carlot shipm ents from San- 1'-•'■•r'. 1 districts
___ this
_
_____
1' I" fiiillt.r uni
tile Mmiii'- preferreti, Fo•reign *-x May
78 130%
78% ford
r t sub stan tiatio n o f his charge. tra m :
season
about an idleg*'(l bread tru st.
(IIUl, | | i»t, iuiMIhIm’iI
B a sin g LARGE AUDIENCE
Plans Will Be Passed On By ENJOYS LECTURE
Famous Marine Engineer AT THE CITY HALL
Investigation Into Death
Of Convict Is Continued A s
Jury’s Report Is Awaited
1CELERY MARKET
J
_
I Churchwells
Churchwea
Prices Always
Low
Quality Aim)
Satisfies
Ladies' New Spring Silk
See Our Line of Young Men s
Ladies* White Kid
Ladies Patent Leather and
Dresses
New Spring Suits
Slippers
Satin Slippers
$12,5010$25.00
$27.50
$6.00
$4.00
Young Men s Flonn^
|jjihi Colors
$7.00 ]
#■
Men’s KJiaki \\ <1).k 1 iliilh.-i.*.'**
$1.50
Bov’s Dimity Check Union Suits
—
—
s
Happy Home
House Dresses
made of
Ginghams and
fast colors
Men’s Good Leather Work Gloves
^5c"
$1.00
T
36-ii:ch
16-inch
Scout
Baronette
1Ytcale
Satin
per yard
per \ard
One Lot
36-inch
Dress Ginghams
fast colors
per yard
New Shipment
36-inch
of Children’s
Pajama
Silk- ' .:
Socks
I
Check
tier yard
72 x 90
Pepperel
Boy’s Khaki
Play Suits
.sizes 3 to 8
Sheets
t
' years
*
•
99c
$1.50
25e
■
.
25c
•
*
*
. v .‘ 7 •
75c
25c
$1.59
$1.25,
•* -
H A V E Y O U R M E A SU R E T A K E|N NOWfrO
F OR
R TH
T HA
ATT, NEW SPRING
SPRING SUIT. MR. W. E. HERRIN, O F S C H L O S S BROS., WILL
T
WO D
D AYS
A Y S OF
O F TH
TH IS
IS W
W EEK.
FRIDAY AND
AND S
SA
AT
TU
TWO
EEK. FRIDAY
UR
RD
DA
AY
Y .— PRICES REASONABLE
‘;
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*; * .
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f*
» -J**! .v- -Tvit’J
f/Hf-U lA llim M lIU M a illllN IIIIIIIH IIIIH IH U IIIIIK Iia ilU llH H Il
I W W P l P . W H f l P I H A H H W H M H H W I n n i l P t l 'I H P I t l H H W r .i W H W W H
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BE
WlTHj
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^EJAf^DHERALD.THTOst,
rE D R T T A R Y 1 8 , 1926,
Bus Lines Must
-..Gel City Permits
I
I*. W. llmin brlk-ves th a t the
hor: c-drawl] fire larrinjre retnsins
a undent necessity und will block
nil efforts for com plcttly molorlsiiu: the jflre departm ent.
.M ayor (loan's objection is bos- j
and pk asd rabl. also i n c n w ^ I lie
use of gasoline as the niitoroobib,
no longer remains ailc d u rin g inclement w eather but is used the
vesr round.
Weather conditions, prosperity
and other factors may a lte r the
estimate to spin* degree, hot tak
ing the country- ns u whole, it is
believed th a t a decline of the use
of-gasoline iii some districts will
be compensated for in others.
C rude'O il
Improved refining m ethods, in-
. situation a* (he
ruling which prniea cniinot opernte
•Us to n point in
unless n perm it
si from the town,
s in every locality
he busses pass In
ions
CIIICACO, Feb. 18.— Sqvcni
l.v-nino per cent of the people
killed in auto lu-cidenta during
[ll-lisIlia month o f December, wrr*1
Ijpiin trpedestrians, according to Carol
I Inrallv
F„ Robb, statistician of the
National Snfctv Council.
speci:!!
Although fid!! persons wore
dy tinkilled in nvtoinobile nreidents
Hugh
during December, the daily
llrallli
ali-ntli ra te per million pnpuln(jiin allows a reduction of l.i
| the bar
rpnslui t i persons imr day when cinnpar
cd with the records of the preci-iiing’ niopth.
Ktbyl in
IppipiUI [arts of
111IYS SNOW PLOW S
rff» >t
I fluid in
State officials in New 11am p
tu lie- dine have pureImscd II uintom od
l I siianv plows to keep the roads in
! 1 | lliaL slate d e a r this w inter. These
will operate op (he ptineipu! art
"V i lies of tr a f f i c .
nl
_____ . _
m o V K in ri.E c o s t
f a i m women m the- m id-w estern 1
and noithirn MjiI im run their o w n '
ear
Tip- *UH<JV which brought I
LONDON. F e b I- ]i . t a n .) up, | | M- ,.„r mi; III'ail t lie pint f. | 111 dtt tiw . figures does not tell bowl
tin '• w uiii ii u-e their ears, 1r.it •
with a mao who s.t **I*I•*. I t.. wV ;i and aiowtl It
I 111 li tlie
a large ioil of m - w ,. . , u.
do "i» i lose mid tin sidewall. '■> u e the same survey shows th a t.
1 • ■ i«T eent iif the farm wonirn
slowly into a hob- m Hi
. w ill
11 at again.
n that ills!rii t still draw wilier j
Hr must have lim i , u \ .....
III* It lull1 : ’nil V in i‘tl|iii 1, 1 11l.in Will* or pumps outside o f .
orist, fur he m-un w .i.id V im ml \b ml
fi!
1(111* (llltl-p. and imlv 27.K is-r c e n t,
tlnuigli uf it. An,| In
i-|
.
III. ■•ULTRu^t HM1 i iiiiidi-, in id | ilnvi‘ -inks with drains in their i
been I el rilil y m need i , gp t ,u-t.
space fur his in**. I n i . ,
|lt- inn. r ibti'in. tll.lt tilt* -lib-WUll.. lift i lit In n, it is safe -to sav ihat 1
i utild 1in- 1*1*1 l a I**1 n itdi l the |- .v t t lllrv an* ipot Imriting up nun It
Would have in mu le d
uf th f Mil" fim n T,
P s m "gni
As It i-. lien III III iji* m|, |
free for the u , , 1 1 . . who h a w
similar tmnl-li u l i i In I* , .,r
Tliey'ie tiiii-.ll
if *;.-t all. «11\
dwelteis. hut.,.
i i 1.. ■+ loyjiHi
r r that 1In-• • .1/ I n . <In•ir i ' I
i ied liv tin- i
mg
NO SECRET
<• in k’t | i llie i
ears o ff |h • | m i .
,i uij.|p
IllltlM
v(.||i(.|»a mol llmir opera-
it M
01O per cent of a-siinilimi About
IK Mm lai ininiiint was spent for roads
ill lieavi I iliiiuig
I
Uie sam e period.
I'-a than in
iWntb* i
It el ah .t 21, t
IA IK At "IS Itl'IIH H It
i III
,
v\ l i i •!i \ \
T l . - ’c m
t :n
id
i at i nine up. tie • 1-11**I-*■•*
on lit t niewall, a n "I" le 1
ini In inut
i 'll nil l l >
> uii'idi i i
. Wll-1. Ill
|i
lout S.e,
i.
Present P rices
a
n o b ile W tlC
k
Pain interferes witK
busiriens, spoils pleas
ure and wrecks the
hum an system .
Hundreds o f thousnndn of sufferers find
relief by tnking
D R / M IL E S *
W hy don't you tr y .
them?
Your d r u g jiit sell» them
nt pre-war price «— 2 5 do»e» j
2 5 cents. E conom y pack
age, 1 25 ooscs $ 1 .0 0 ,
. trrt I ;il" *ut 11if way
• ai riff at itiir used
iivniif wlm is inltircuinf in ;itul g’t'l all Uif
rarth. Tlte m o il d ep e n d ab le, at
yvrll —tin- fujtou* Muick Volyr«*lnr
Nn n ttir r m r ofTer* *0 m uch o f
ondity ami loxurv, *«ih line per*
farm aate, Mich Uiirabllliv and««ieh
dlMinction, “ 1 any eornpariible co»r.
C i'inparitt.in xvill c o n v in ce you.
You alii find Metier Mttlrk 4-dot>r
nnd 2 'ilo n r Seda***, ory th e (itwr
Oui.k r lm o u i w ith l‘l»her-billlt
In'dic*. o tfcitd nt price* m krd d*cwhere for i i-afhr*.
You will told, o* ifiimlurd rg-.itf*men•, the linrM braking *>*lem ever
■Und*
You ulll find Contndlabla Beam
Mcadllttbr,, c\cln*i*e w ith nuick.
w h lcb m ak e n ig h t d r i v i n g •
pleam rr. Ami ih r "8 f» tn l C h a n b "
nml "Triple Sealed Rngine,*' two
m o re in clu siv e Muick feature*,
which p ro trc l p erfo rm en e g
reduce operating-cod*.
*
You will find a finer m otor car for
a very ihodcrarc am ount o f money
w h e n y o u c ia m in a th e B e lte r
llutck. W e urge you to do it to
d ay
a t.. V
1 our n e a t car a h o u ld
a Hoick
d r tin n e d tor a m o t o r e a r — Mulrk
run hunlmI I-wheel brake*.
You wilt hail ratier alarting, elslcr
<b m b action, ca«lrr (trr r in u a n d
ibe m o d econom ical engine on
Ml TCK MOTOR CflMl’ANY, IXINT, MICHIGAN
Hus non c f (iirtfiu l Mnfor#
THE BETTER BUICK
Sanford ltuick ( 1».
MitRnnliii Avc.
Miller 0. l*lii!||ps, Inc.
Saivlord Usttl Tails
Conipany
(*. II. WINN. Mgr.
i i l ’IT GKITING |1|* NIGHTS (H r. S n n fo t rl
Gt-ni-vd
\lr
li L'lllt. HI,
*
V Healthy llla d llrr A rts O a r in g tillDay.
,
Ihr few In
th.- nuniliei
<’ N Slmmait. Republic, Ohio,
■ivi*: ''lb-fur*- tuking
Lithinli'd
litn tin (K eller Form ula) bud to
lb t JI \
“ t* r-ix or seven tim es each
mpht. Now I do not g i t up at
In s . i itie , all. You may use my nam e if it
who |t would benefit anyone with-tlindib-r
t' ailti-Ki.i' liouble.'1 lie la te fu l ttol to take
Im Sun- drugs Hint chirk the neliutt of tinI fiirty tin Madder, ‘You may have to eon
thr local | Drum its use.
Li thin led ' tlucliu
Keller Form ula) increases the ur
Don during the day. It cleanses:
./ !•*"
'ho bladder as epsntn Malta do lluu hl.mil of IkiwIs driving out foreign inatler,
5 *ri' yf “ i neutralising excess acids, theieliy
***' *hi relieving
the irritntion
whi« It
**> tiew'i- | eiiuses "(letting IJp N ights." Tin
It* Midi tablets cost 2e each a t ail drill!
1*4* south stnies or Keller L aboratory, Me
•*g idsnit i lianiesbutg, tthio.
Sold I*v Knumillut ami A nder
son.
inini *
Changed InNo Wtiy-
BIG REDUCTION
E
IN CLOSED CAR PRICES
jC
e e p tM
P
r ic
e
/
E f f e c t i v e
Tudor
Coupe
Fordor
’ the pin k
M 1""K fin*
T Niulh
“ ■ « U I for
w *sard -p,
New Lord Coupe
Ami
foie*.:.
_____ Qiie Karat Diamond
;X ^ Y r)fl
J '-Tri.
v
F e b r u a r y ,
1 l t n
N e w P rices
0 \ d Prlco
5 2 0 -0 0
5 8 0 -0 0
5 0 0 -0 0
5 6 5 -0 0
5 2 0 -0 0
fifinoft
Reduction
95-OP
-e—
,|.
p*I*
Sk,
lv -
t*vr;;‘
i
E* llr' bii,i
*.
L *'■
i*. 1.1
“ •-‘■t
.* {'","1""
ll.
m«l . . h i ,
A'.'m-'. . f
"ts.
<*» uf 11,
tMlTtl,
m 's t "
*'•
A eoupoa given witli each five
gallons gas and four quart* "dAMu a coupon w ith each dol‘ar > purebase goinl for
ALUMINUM WAIIH
Drawings each Monday und
.
Thursday
*sT us furnish you with the best
'•as und Oils, Tires und Tubes
at better JirlcMt-
KmoH Tilling Station
H13 Sanford Avc,
_______ Fhnnc 461-J
PTICE!
,
*•
In the a cco m p lish m en t o f the n ew electrify in g
low er price o f C hrysler “ 5H” ih e r c has been
n d c h a n g e in perform ance, q u a lity ,
, AuwrmoWS|
IU .ad .lcr S p o o l
All , , M
•
*M S
MO
C lu b C o u p . U ' a"h5 ^ 5 '
F. O. a n r " . n
•
; C .
935
T ou rin g C ar $ 3 1 0 00 R u n abou t JZOO100
^
“ *
V
'
Starter and Demountable Rime $85
I Extra v •
y
'
, * '*, i
*
.•#*
Tractor, Car and Truck Chauis price* remain unchanged
ML’. FELLOWS
A ll price* F. XX B. Detroit
[j SMUori' u ii h " n f n"?.“i ,t
•
NEW OPEN CAR PRICES
$895
i-th >
5
I
Demand for Ford Clnocd Cars'tflnre tho improred Typos In colors wer*
Ir.irndtired has been constantly Increasing. With greater output
nf these types production cauls have been lessened and It le the
policy oif the company to frfve its cuatomepi the beneflta of oil such
reductions.
i
r
*
,-on.fort, Rtvlc, dcslltii, m *leri»b o r w o r k m a n ,
.h ip in th e b o d y or chaM i, w in ch w o n .u c h
w idespread preference and adm iration, oday
m ore u n m istak ab ly than ever C h ry sler 5 S
| S th e u tm ost v a lu e In its P " « < 1 . . . S u eh
ligurcs as llics'c arc bevon d c o m p a r iso n .
HiT o u r ln a C a r •
■
«
d l“ ' , k l
Service Station
C lm s .T .F u U e r
M otor Co,
W. First -Street
U '
•-V ." J ■
.
,
a,
rd
.
* ]
^
(toml llsod and Ntnv
J^irls lor all Malvi's of
Aulomnbilps.
A i rmirli inventor is said to
Ac
have .liMovcred a oieaiiH of de- j |\e lly -S |H ’i l i g l tt-hl I n i
»id.
iiii/mg
ruldier
produetn.
I’m
ri-HHi<n<'t(,
<•»;•
aoil
«bl
n-rtrii-in-o,
(iiu*
n
o
i
l
<*»l
.
llliitef in hn ilnuuglt nddier is said to be ta k n i from
worn-out products by
IJIIIV i till "Id and
tin-I’ iii l h r iiienns uf n new catalyzing pro
Ise ul !■ eei
D’t
It K ills the germ*
fi ll l*KP
AnthPain Pills
It’s* !l«**h?f ••J Inti lt|l tmpli- s*1l M-i*ii-,i t •d i 1 lug 1In .i'il ji u l" i
] hn!,- in tin id v. II 1
1 1 1 iif* ii iif 111■
I AV11 nut
fluid
d. - .ill. ul III 1.... <■ .....1
diitli ir>•m tl 1III i il •if tin 1 '
.-lllll- III tin if li 1 nrli 1 I.Ilf I I .
bv
In fin
l l.llgi f i l l •■! II"|fllo
Mme Ilinn $80,0110,(1111! was spent Jll>.lit 1" d ti.l i l.n'ltl ji'dd i- *1
fli*|-|*,|m» 1,1
I* *’arolina during 1025 for .1 Ml** | ■H 1I. 1 fill |IH
G r ip p e , l;Tu. D e n R u e .
F e v e r »n<* M a la r ia
THE BETTER BUICK
WhySuffer?
d nil
’
a prescription for
Vi TOS ON FARMS
'lure than Till per cent of the]
tOridon Man Suggests Storing Car
Under Sidewalk To Relieve Congestion
vale irirajji
666
lUADH-lN PLANS.
A Kansas Citv auto dealer hasines have ill won a imvel wav of determ ining thevice in the state
trade-in price for u used car. Mise Ikh'ii forces! to
theirdaily
route ami make long
plan is to i lip thnngifrom the
newspaper n lisi ill
of tours
w ant because
ads. n i of the difficulty
herenutomo.
m a i n - ; "ften experienced in g ettin g pefb-ring for nl ■ amen
■crtaln
•r)v im
wem l fire
h'le of a particular
model.
Thi! mils from cities.
“ •ci.igc once listed for those cars
i ' tin amount he allows on a
li.ole in.
Hail dugs of llie urlu- legions must gi\c iff
imlusiiA'. inventions. This one is of tinbe tn .j m an expedition-*** the North Vole
P e d e s tr ia n s S u f f e r
In A u t o A c c i d f t r i t s
N E K D PLATE. CI.ASrf •
The demand for Hate glnss k«n*»T
increasing
creasing and
nmt m
niam
anufartbrt-r*
ifartlirrr* ....
tm- i
working their. H an ts to capacity in |
to fill all orders. The popu
t 8.— M otor bus artier
la r dem and' for rinsed cars h.»s
t»*snchu*ctt3 art*
given this industry a large market
ia
f u r J ta . products,
'______
TOO l Xt k TO CLASSIFY
j C o ld s.
IIIliuiL't
ONH HUNDRED laborers wanted
a t i»nce. RttCe Course nt Longwmal, I-’ln.
-'
i
'S
-
it
�.y
. 9* ■- - 13
i V'Vv.i'
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-
: !*“ i
•* .
ANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBftUABY_18,
-
le Sanford Herald
Hats Off To Lake County
As Brisbane Sees It
Ikf4 w r r t H f r * * * * r i r r » t
• ■ M a r at msafanl, Flarhla
111 M a«n »IU A v m a a
v
ArdXnt "O rys" Take Notice.
Sim ultan eou sly, with the announcement of the State
W onderful Suzanne.
H ighway Dopartfnent’a intention of pushing operations on
No Word*— No Thought.
U r K a s 8 »eond Class U altar, the new sta te road between Sunford' and Orlando comes the
M rs. Potlphar’a Dress. »
, “ fc>sr 17, t i l l , at tit* P o a to ffle e
infurd, F lorid a under A ct or welcome news that Lake county will construct an eighteenBy ARTHUR BKI8BANB
,
i I, 18*7
( • s r r l f k l 10M.,
Coroot concrete highw ay from Mount Dora to tHc W ekiva river
H. n r m i . F.dllnr and M aanaer bridge. Tho highw ay will be t h e o n ly c o n c r e t e road in Lake
,
L IIHAV ----- - Aeaoetale K ilt e r
.............
m m ---I g W H . j o * kx. mnn««in« Mil "r coun tj’. i t w ill
-eos i T n th e litfTghT>o?hood
of $407,000, which • IP
1 AN American wants to travel
legitiinnto business In Europe,
B p w arnarniPfioA h a t h * ‘
i am ount has already been provided. Cdnslruction will com-lhH m ust get « passport, have his ■
■■?>• JJnt|v«re.l
On* I mt—JT.iw
Sis
M
.
iiiiIih la.Cu mence at oiirf* nmn-ilimr In i.„nni'lu
lit <Ht> lijr C arrier. per
flCtOl (linBPjH
g lO IB
CPOl
tK.
{.photograph
ph
_ «•" UHCL,
BBW HpPIIM
lI ---taken, pay.m oney, cnIK;
J»r*k.
tie.
w**tly
tiduiui.
iz
<
m
Contractor
Grev
sa
v
s
tthe
h o .Ssnfnr»l.nrt«nrl
hirri,,.,,,,,
...in'
(lui de,fty‘
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tractor
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sa
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s
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ford-DHn
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ml
m
highw
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wav
ay
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will
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r U |i» r j e u r .
..JiL!. il
•
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.
1,Iure
link If I*
completed
within
three
weeks,
and
drastic
repairs
o
f
the*
?
ut
‘,
f
h
Z
™'\*
iL
^
in
mi u
ftl'f-H’l AI. V i T i n n
AH oMIus
Seminole S
L "tracks
and UUivI
other MrvO
dives M
at*
no l if,*,
thank*. Irrsolu
»*,»«
i, ^a, c»nl*
' nr uiuf luisimr,
rp,|iyn• ! Sanford-N
j
,
^ ew Smyrna road have been ustarted,
m , h - ui
UCIIllllUlv
lliCl?
ITIU KS lllltl
*
^
t
f e “ r<l,.r 0; i S Ma » a v i s a n s s Z $ ! ? i y
h a v e a u t h o r i z e d t h e c o n s t r u c t i o n o f Tin Ju an a, ht needs no passport
Charged for ut r*ifu 1«t_*dv*rtlsln* i * °U r tllld 0 h a l f f o o t c o n c r e t e s h o u l d e r s o n t h e S n n fh rri
Heaven only, knows why thinas
* ® - - - - - - - - - - “t.-Liu*-** * ,hu° ,
W
M R W im ii
a s s o c i A T itii
T il* A**i»clul t i l P r e s* i»
Iv e ly e n lltir d to th e u se *
f o r- -re
V
p u h t lr u t b m <if n il n e w s illsp iitr li,-*
^ ^ ^ c t e d U e t l Hi It *>r n u t iillie r w lx r
.
®c®*u fbat Sanford is finally assured of a net work th e dive resort, ju ^t across the
C
alifornia liorder.
° r K ood r o a d s le n d in g in f r o m a ll d i r e c t io n s .
‘ r
.
.............................
Good prohibitionists enn easily
T h is
b e l a t e d m a t e r i a l i z a t i o n o f lo c a l r o a d
b e tte rm e n treinttx) In Oil* paper sml nisi, ih r n l n n s rm in o f fo il In I,,. n
*v7*.'*
i i i c i ii in terest
S ecretary
Kellog and
.se al news ipublished
x®u
f B
gratification
CoolJdgc
th ati propouVv. " .V herein. A ll , ! ' * , 8 can,J01
,
. . . 10
.n„ SOU1ce o 1
i u u n t i u i u i i to
iu uall
ii oScmc m - President uooiw
gc in um
proiwr l i l t u of —
—■*—
----—
- 111-----'M|j
I t™ '
d t l -I c n "- A « f
o f . ^ i l n U o n , p r o c r a i U n a . .Itlo n This aovpram enl enn ..,.,.1,Q S n a tch e s
--------------------------------------t* ° n . u n f ille d p i o m i s e s a n d m a n v d l s i m u o i n t m e n t s th o w n rk lP T,n JUBnnB
, to *cy ;r<;
THURSDAY
& l
n
n ^oilier
t i h ^ cc im
M cc tcom
i mm
tr l m ° " VV ^
F h u m ber of C om m erce
Ut
IIK H A U I'R P1.ATFORM
am
mkittees
is beginning
to bear fruit. At th a t point, restrictions should >
>••
'1 ^—D esper , w ater ro u te to Jack - nst definite work iins been started, and Sanford bids fair to n,ORt "evcr«-
5 TUB
aw a.S.unrtlle.
be the center of a highway system comparable to the finest
In the Mtatc.
vr
Authorizing the m agnificent concrete highway from
Mount Dora to the Seminole county line. Lake County Com¥li‘ ^ *tr•^ -A u * m c n fln * of hiiildlnir pro- miHftipners have exhibited a progressive Hpirit- worthy of
heii productive .section. T hey are to be congratulated.
egj- V IWitn— houses, hotels, a p a r t ?' f . —C onstruction of 8 t, Johns-InJP
dian R iver canal.
t ^ - B i i r n s i o n of w hite way.
^ ^ r -^ w itn m in B pool, tennis courts,
■' w en t houses.
•.-^ E x te n sio n - of s tre e t p a v ln r
program.
.7.-—C onstruction
of
boulevard
•ro u n d l-oke Monroe.
- • . —C om pletion of city bcautlfica,/■
tlrni pro g ram .
K' • —Kxpnnslon of school system
.S', .w ifn provision for increased fa|r*
d u tie s ._________________________
All Is Not Gold That Glitters
v*- B IB I.K V E R SE FO R TODAY
GOOD N E W S —“ And they • •
cam e into the land of C anunn unto
Jacob. * " and told him , Joseph is
■ y e t alive, and he is governor uvct
a ll th e Innd of E g y p t, * ° ‘ And is» . r a e l said, I t is enough; Joseph my
f ’ aon I s .y e t ulive.’* Gen. 45: 25-18.
P R A Y E R — We thunk Thee. Lord,
f o r th e Good News, “ F o r God so
loved th e world th a t He gave His
only b eg o tten Son, th a t whosoever
bolfevoth on Him should nut perish,
b u t have e v e rlastin g life,"
i
CARAVAN
.
—
T he slipping /lips of silky sand,
T h a t sud-cyed cam els wrinkle,
Seed solitude, whose barren ears
H ave never felt a tinkle.
(T he caravan will never make
I ts destination by the lake!)
« i -^° ai
to nia Alma Mntbr the othfer .day after spending nearly two
IN SUZANNE yoU see the type
months gnllojiing around the country from one gridiron to
of woman to wholn F ra m e nwin
another. It is said that his return .to the U niversity of Illi her power uml glory. Such women
nois thiH time was most remarkable in ils contrast with his as Suzanne were m others of the
return from carrying the colors of Illinois in former times rn-neb »oldicrn who made good
shall not
to countless victories ' thpir 'statement, “they shn
.
*
1 ••
pass," at Verdun.
I
Ills return w as not unexpected. The student hotly knew,
------he was coming. Yet notjune of them was at thu station to
HELEN W ILLS i* nartlculnrly
meet him. Ills manager and a newspaper man were all th a t, interesting a* » California produr*.
were there to greet him. IIow different from tlm f return c:“l ‘fo^ iu ,hll,iro." ? T"? ,
from that glorious victory over Chicago, or Michigan. orJ favomi states they "grow for six
I ennsylvnninI
'Ihen there were thousands cheering a n d , months, then stop growing, wait- _
yelling his name. Bands pluyed and flags were waved.
i,,ir f"r t,K* l*l,n ,n lo,n‘' out nEnln l 1
It is said that Grange appeared somewhat dejected when
wn,.,...peann „n n nP „ . ,
OLD AND BAD LAWS
TA.MI’A TELEGRAPH
n,w ,W ‘f1"-' »l »llo "JPmrtlM'Iy '
Wn , he not then ro- ..r 'S S ^ J .X M v d . S J T . 1 '
tinning fioni another successful trip.’ Had he not met d oz-■Stanford University, after lo.ooo
ens o f teams throughout the whole country from Florida to experiment*, announces that telepWu H|.(, |)Ulll,(,l|f ......................
main new to clean a m an’s face, hut a boot-
£tSdntm,iir,lwuh
winy was
r 1"';1"
v‘?Theralded
“ ,n,n'!
COVtIXU nim stli Uitll glo»>
he not
.
\ \ ll>
again as a conquering hero w h en he returned to his home
station ?
Hut that is the price Grange must pay for professional
ism. When he played for his college, money vvys no considHJF.1* .
oration. A touchdown was not rewarded with a check for
The shadow*, flicked like waywan I ton thousand dollars. What he received then were the cheers.
FoTgt)tUrtHin th eir fruuing,
'.
H E L E N W ILLS’ d ife n t by S u ian no Lenglen wns ohc ni'ir? honor
ftir the m nrvelous French worm t.
and no disgrace to* the American.
Helen Wills is n young girl, h^r
stren g th only p artly
developed.
Suzanne
Lenglen. . the w orld’s
" re a te s t woman player, at h er best
in physieiil stren g th and will
power, could n o t do b e tte r thii'i
0-8 8-0 ag ain st th e young A inert •
*be K»llop;ng ghost of Urbanu, returned enn.
l" 1(1 a d o r a t i o n
o f th o u s a n d s
o f f e ll o w - s tu d e n t s .
N ow
wr w riting i* imnossible.
To confirm the statem en t, you
don’t nerd ten thousand experi*
ments. One is enough. Try to
think w ithout using words in your
mind, you will find yon cannot do
il. The em otions, hate, fenr, can
felt, without words. Therefore
t h e sVer.t^'M .um 'r^^vuVei,.', he«Vinl!!''s«'e-
Have touchrd tlie Hbifting path ami o n ly *'j*ahH" w h ic h r e a c h h is e a r s a r e t h e g in g le , g in g le , iug. phvsind bodies hud been *u
gape
gingle of rich gold dollars as they drop into his money bags, pcrriuou*. they would not have I....
W ith ghostlineAs of being.
He .cannot
to have his
il too. He h a s ,
!Kt wll,’‘
‘<Tho caravan will never he
.exjiect
. .cake.... and
. .■ .eat
X
*1<1S'1..a I,his
t*!. It ,.ll
,1■.... perhaps
,,nl,t., .. >. . •■■LiS.lt,
Ilet
__ accept all that ' out''matter.
Beside the lazy, tapping «eu’i
made
choice,
w isely, so
him
' . '
,
.
,
his choice may bring,
M o sco w ’s sta g e reduces
A
{ #
cloud, w ith uvld mouth.
Is crouching for it* spring!
The mti’d lv dancing hell* are gold
i V y n i.ir 1
• Am;X r a r l r i
(T h e r
W » ! T h e « I.
«*.
E xcept
Ji in the e>es o m e.)
ptJng
T he earn vann is swinging on
And frutitle
tic cam els tape
. Down dune
th “ l " UthL,r *w " h • jl
ingly
L
On every trem bling slope!
• T he a ir is gone) T here is m sbrcnlh!
1 T he leader o f the train is .h a th !
— Sonia K uthcio Novak
N ot all b rig h t people have bright
futures
-----------------------------------------------d o th io g to minimum. M i^ Ly’V O N T K 1 BL’T l N t i T O T H E r e c e n t im p e t u s to F lo r id a lie- buJ " Vil ban k , who phi vs Potiphiui s
u l o i i m u n l lui» m iilo u liln lly b e e n t h e s t e t o V |H>»iliun in r e - 1Jt,1.!!' ,1
K j.n l lo ta x a i i .m . R o r h lr f f,a » m . e e v e m n e e l a x . ,« t f , „ „ e l , o . . S
Z U O S Z i ’S S .
tu x , no c o r p o r a l ion o r c o r p o r a t i o n s lo c k ta x . n o i n l a n g i b l c r" "
of silver cloth across
1lax,
110
income lux and no inheritance lax.
It bits been nptlv tll' ,'ujl
rhut’B ",1.
•>»««v.
... ^ ...
black is privileged to clean his
slmes. People in au th o rity pass a
with the old ones. T here u re m a n j lot of fool laws and freak bills
"dead and dam ned" laws on th have caused a woeful w aste of
law books of Florida which if dug money ami time. These laws should
up and enforced by fanatics would he wiped out um l.would be if encause weeping and wailing and tin forced. Rigid enforcem ent fo r
gnnshing of teeth . Pensacola la*t one day would slop the fanulical.
Tennessee is having an attack of
year surrendered for a while to the
fanatical and enforced some el the blue law enlorcem ent. Gasoline,
new spapers, cigars, candy, and
blue laws o r Florida, hut the
ment which dem anded the enforce otlu i “ unnecessary" articles can
m eal was first to cry "Hold! not lie sold on Sunday w ithout
danger of arrest and fine. The law
Many lavwn are passed for re g is 128 years old and. until a S o - |
„i„.,,P
u lato ryV .....
purposes, only to be a p picnic Court decision brought il io
plied in extrem e em ergencies light, had long remained ill dusty
Now it is being enT here are laws on the statu te lesuctude.
hooks of Florida which, if enforced foiled, w ith great inconvenience
would slop eevry thing in the state and worse m a public th at Juts uth' ” *W
™ " ‘'e 1" ll!“ "
l’",” " 1 l'» t l u i i “ ° ™ /per*.
* '
....... . several Ij and a ip iaite
'■’«*“
There are
r ago.« »
Florida statu tes, enforced, would
Enforcem ent of had laws is a
sing Ole zwan-song of every society ( goO<! way to gel them repealed.
p o i n t c l o u t U n it o n e o f t b e p r in c ip a l r e a s o n s f o r I b is is t b u t I d r i L l l l.k r"\ Z l . u is
't ^ d
w l m d a i '^ liu ta -c u s s b tg 1^ E ! J ,'V - l y T ' ^ h l i r T i n i o n ' T :
■«llO H tu te «toes ,, ol , ,e e d th e m . ‘ A t t h e c lo s e u f I<I25 ib e S t a t e ...tain* th at W e b
ran. Well
IJ" Tumlm
K S S d - d e a n i t t off
I'a * m! ..Iher
Treasurer
reported
a
Ini
la
nee
of
$i),000,000.
with
no
outstan
d-‘
brought
....
■
>
oui
t
Jewish
f»mcities
it
is
against
the
law
to .b u y And there is danger In lettin g of'
" *,
il> he loul.l m»t do otherw ise.
groceries on Sunday You caff buy fin a ls pick uml choose which laws
*bK d e b t. I b e g a s o lin e lu x n b m e b r o u g b t in a iro u t ? 7 .50(1.01)1)
fru it, but if the fruit he canned >1 are obsolete, uml therefo re not to
lu s t y e a r.
Florida re a l e s t a t e is a s s e s s e d n t about 10 o r 15
MISS ANITA W hitney, earnest, is a violation of the law to sell it. be enforced, and which are to be
p e r c e n t 'o f ils v a l u e . ' R o g e r s C a ld w e ll, i»r C u ld w e l & C o.. bat m istaken young woman, d e It i* against the law lot a hnrhet observed under pain of prosecution I
mands repeal of act th a t in certain
N u u h v ille , in M.i m il a cl u r e r s Ile e o rd .
states, forbids nuuriiige between
w hites umi bin. ks.
L A Y E R A N D G R A M M A I{
j
The poet lleille ex. tainted, "(111
MV FAVORITE STORIES
MIAMI
NEWS
|
In a short tim e w e’ll have so
liberty, thou wicked dream ,'* when
By IRVIN s. c o n n
few m ossbucks we can sell them us '
he heard of an American clerg y
antiques.
m an. tal%ii|. feathered and ridden
F or complaints a ga inst congress lie of p ra y e r is in its s p ir it am)
--------- o--------WHY T H E
CHOSH-KX'a MINA- shaken the ju ry would give a on u mil bem use hi- wanted to mat thui of ii Reading. I’a., proof rea-l i no! it- fm in and tin- se n a te would
’A bout tho ttm o a limit begins to
TION CLOSED
judgm ent for the injured negro.
r\ hi-, white d aughter to a black ei a gainst the language used l«\ benefit as gu-atlv even though
hnjoy his new Ford an o th er m onth--------- , | My old school buddy, re p resen t- niun
Rev I .] Muir, cltiipltiiu of tIn* aopcjil pi itw behalf were mode by
)y paym ent conies due.
A schoolm ate of mine who w e n t, ing the car line, went u t the w it
United S ta te s Semite, takes the an illiterate.
Also it Is nsHumness briskly.
The dialogue ran
LIKE MIN.S VVbiimv. Heme wu-- or
tri/.e.
His ohjeitinn. filed with oil tlrni Hu- Semite chuploin is an
Xt
.
—
0—
SB’- 'A -quiet w edding doesn’t alw ays to the bjid a f te r he grew up and som ethiug like this:
m istaken.T ho right kind of colored In representative and tin- sen educul’-il man and that his laps"*; |
In d icate th a t u quiet m arried life became a law yer was defending a
"You say the c a r came acouniL people w ant to m a n v colored pen- «iurs front his stale, is that the rue caused by recognition of his
.Will follow.
ease for a stre e t railw ay com pany the eyirvp a t g re at s p e e d ? ”
pie. The right kind of white pen m inister, tit Ids daily prayers, uses responsibilit v for those' heavily
“ Yessuh, th a t’s preznckly w hut pie want to m arry white people.
which had been sued on account
a style of gruniniur "like th at of hurdcm-d with trouhtc and even
Some boys go tu college to learn of a sm ash-up.
taw * against mixed m urriuge^ a third grade m IiooI boy. As .i sin.
Admonition legm dillg lii*
One of its curs 1 I sez."
^<v
Khw to .spend
.. money,. o th ers
. . know hit u tru ck belonging to a negto i “ And you say the molormutv did p io tiv t the eoloied . women, ac- lover of good English and a proof- •huitcom iitgs may cause him to
, how A long tim e before they g el t ott|niq or w ith such violence th a t not souml his hell as he took the m illing to scientists, who tell u»u readei," *ays the idauitiff, "it so>t he more can fol
It may he, howere.
th at the larg er head of a m ulatto of ju ts oil my nerve* to read so ever, th at he is trying lo use
very lilllir wn* le ft of the said t u r n ’ "
T
truck, while it* ow ner was car"N ot nary time, suh."
buliy makes childbirth v m dan Hum- an example of the English language those for whom he prn.'s
[■,* . Chicago is m aking w ar on quuck ried to th e hospital to be re"And you say he made no ef-(g»-it,u» for the him k mother,
language by a man in an impor- will understand The one lo whom
: doctors. Yes, it is also rep o rted coopered and otherw ise made leak - 1fort to check his speed before the
taut position."
he pray* ts not* a stickler for
■ th a t th e W indy O ty is m aking w ar proof attain.
N atu rally ,
he collision o ccu rred ?’
TH ER E IS enough in keeji tinIt will be adm itted tluit the vul- form of gram m ar.
V•■on banditry.
\ brought an action for heavy dam - 1 “T h a t’s w hut I sez.”
people rtml govern m u tt of 'lie
■2 ,
ages.
*
"And you *uy th e cur struck the U nited State* busy, mi these North
K . H eadline in the New i « r k *
t hit*f corroborating w itness u u c k with g re a t fo rce? "
ami South Aincriruii continents In
EXERCISING A PRINCIPAL
‘
■K
’ -haya^.
zay*. "Republicans
H ite llig
II
Republicans Hire
u i fu r the p la in tiff wa» a skinny,
“Shore did."
lPiift the United State* did two
ASHKVILLB
rjT
IZ
K
N
F o r F ig h t." Maybe the Dei
1coul-bluck. ’ tw olve-yeur-old
hoy
"And th at you w ere knocked thousand uml ninety four million
1 / n yw,,o u ld n t lil.e to have a - iiee
—
j who had been riding on the tru ck high up into the a ir ? "
dollar* worth of busmen* with out
", 4kThe t ’ountees of t ’ulhcurt. title-*!
All this * adm ittedly true, a n d ,
* -r- 0
when the.ccilllflion occurred umi | "Yu*, suh."
*
Laliii-Alnerleun brothers, breaking
English woman, wus halted oi, lu-r m > some aix- curious
ir
ii .. te
r,.l who, ‘luckier th a n it* proprietor,
“ How h ig h ? "
all records.
If John
, fHcnpou
___,„«,i w
.un
i,,.„t mtiour
serious min"W
ay up,
uj>.
Our business with our * ami
------ I). Ilo tk efe llu Jr.,• >>'1-,,.
i
iinoui
" «>
taw* any p f III* f«Un * custoi,,* we *«.
„'y M b way „ f u .|Untf, the
“ Way up. eh?
Well how long diuii friend* is growing. Wo have a iiiv a l in New 1 ork and ordered then- is nof eduiofA’. - T l H <? itlU
ill tlie United States u leugm uf to return whence she came by the ter wtiivh is unreveuled—th a t *01110!
S 5L C,.PCCl M*| 1 j'l
,,n tlu r | fa u lt luy en tirely w ith the ag en t did you stay way u p ?"
tuok Dili to | nations ”uf our own. made up >,f im m igration authorities on the powerful influence is working
g ift to he puiil ut dim es.
];„£ tho defen d an t corporation,
“ Not no longer ’ii it ti
18 stutes, with free trad e among ground ttiut lier moral ehurucU-B ag ain st tho Uountes* perhaps Uut
-W7jF oda
this point th a t the them , no danger of w ar Tb.-i.
,lud
s ,u. had M.Vl.lld yt.urh there seems t„ be nothing of the
illation was d osed.
i
S
S
t
o
l
r
fl*
i
hundred
‘h
«
‘
h
iU
-.lim
on,
...ul.l
U
*
c
n
»
.
«
a.rah
tro u b lesl*!or go wmider‘i,L' ” der.ettyd
d eterted her aged
need husband
l,osl.,.,ol for
f.,r *«f t —(he womun’sB ,‘‘n
en try w“
w as8 >»*'«*
held!j
ing-KU‘lJlK
Hbroad‘ -K«
m utely uite
!" K
. , ,,
...
.
.
up solely because of an answ er she
m illion year* old and nobody has
to find a foreign courtl to deed.- | ,e L ari of l raven with whom she made to a que-tim .aire which led to
heard the old tally deny it.”— H u rt-f ituesliotis concerning tin
hi'
livi
invust
umi
<1,..
A WAR LEFT-OVER
livedd fur
for 1111 uhilt1
while.*.
investigation.
She is one, picked .
ford Co u runt
uf the Uniteil StuU*D.
ORLANDO REPORTER-STAR
evcrul uu^ of thouKaiul* of offenders who'
A clam or rise* from
1 ufo freely adm itted. Why all thi»\
inenl women. *
When wo make our jncoine lux
ANO THER I’l.OT to inuidct Miurces. I’rom
tpother
l A l i l a x * iuhuut
k i o o i i one cusc—some .nut.
. M>
. 1 ,
paym ents wp can find lum c c o n so -! N at all th a t was left over fro n t 1Atm ospheric nitrogen is now tho Mussolini, th is one with two depu .testing • ag
ain st
dU cnm m aU on. «r«II> a» k - if the law- is treated
latiou in fig u rin g how much money the world w ar xvu« bud. Indeed, duRjeal supply,
ties ami th irty others in it.
W ar-tim e Ingenuity was much cording to a confession. While against tho women, demund thut if a* a dead letter in DU case* why
lh« governm ent i» losing because u u w irm
w# are n ’t m aking tw enty-five thou- the necessities th at accompanied ,|lon, uctjvi. unj *c rved th e public they fail, these plot* iipna.-,- Mus she Ik- deported the Eurl who w u s exercise it in the hundreihli cure?
Precisely because the juw- dethe w a r sharpened the wit* of men \ much b etter than post w ar poliics solini's stren g th with the Italian already here he deported also, und
' . sand a year.
-o
us nothing had ev er done before. with its business rum ifications. people. But one of them m ai sue- if lie was not ejected the woman mui" 1'' recognition. It qloe* not
- A tollriat " g e t acquainted" dance By reason o f this prodding on th e Tlie Music Slioals proiKisltlon is a c e « b W hat then?
.......... ......... .... ..........................
: . r . ‘,
be held tonight a t th e City p a rt of tho m other of invention, good dem onstrution of how u.good
Who in Italy will be reuik, and
The commissioner of im - 1 occasional exercise of it keeps it
__l. No fin er way to care fo r our m any new und useful thing* were thing muy be denied th e public stro n g enough to take Mu**oli„i-*
alters, could he selected th a n to brought fo rth out of n atu re for the through a com bination of p o liti place and (gradually bring
tin- 1 •"'ratio n prom ptly ucoetded to ul1" ’ <">d 1* a trib u te to it—if its
|lv a dam e* and o th er en tv rtain - service of hum anity.
cians and private business in tere sts country fron? dictutorsbin baik
H'i culim uml sent bis sleuth* to
adm itted it card*
little about practical application.
icnla from tim e lo lime.
One of n a tu te 's m ost elusive ele. bent on using u n atu ral resource to constitutional government
«P!’t !ir—.d th e Eurl.
JpJvV [■. — ■— Q ■■
It will let bad people in provided
merit* is nitrogen, und yet is one th eir own benefit and to the d e tri
• ithera object to whut they term now und tln-n it be allowed to show
Twelve violators o f the prubibl- of tlie most needed every duy of m ent of the public.
SAYS:
' n U w , who w ere arreated and o ur life .. The g reu t dem and for n i
milking- u m ountain out of u mole its uuthority by excluding one of
The wonderful n a tu ra l supply
tad at Key W est, Imva been Tv- tro g en during the w ar sgnt science available can be appreciated best
hill by 1’ e detention of th e wom an. them.
ir
P erh ap s th a nicest thing .ubout
good- Muybe the officerx were In every direction In search of ad- when w<- realize thut the very
v ery ’ aa ir
The Counte** happened to be th e
a tl try in g lo keep in practice in ditional available supplies; and I t , w* breathe ts nmde^ up of f o a t ^ b c l n g a m an U you don’t have to ’I hoiisa* is on tiioununds of persons one selected us mi example, and ■
of
umtaubtedly
liad
ch
a
rac
te
r
are
laa ttiey m ight w ant lo muk* a succeeded in harnessing u supply so 'f i f t h s nitrogen. Of course,
me. tho*»*nVvory
^ ou ” u *luVv
those
undoubtedly un exam ple will be j
ul a rre s t som etim e.
adm itted y early us im m igrants, made of her form er param our. No !
abdndunl th a t it is now revolution who have been furnishing artiflcl» l- Adam ’s apple.
f ■*,
o---------without th e least atte m p t on th e
]y made nitrogen at exceedingly
n rt* 'cc tim
them —th eir ran k '
Pay carefu l attention
t„ the puit of the auLhoritiee to delve into
Iuti;h" McDevItt. who once pre- izing modern industry.
profitable price*, do n o t intend
The
post
w
ar
phase*
of
th
e
ni
will be u handicap. The country
in g ress w ith u sta tu e uf
Yiltl*
things.
Many
a
flivver
Im*
H eir trust lives, they claim , and BtandR more for principle th an fo r
th a t the Muscle Shoals p lan ts shall
If and nom inated him self lo tro g en industry have been the be made available untes it is made w recked a five-ton truck.
•orrectly, so why select one of practice—It U an Am erican churacmeans
of
changing
tho
aourca
o
f
[•In st Woodrow Wilson fur
these thousands T It is not fo r the teristic. We pass u law fo r which
available through them. ’-And this
sldviH-y, was a Hanford vis- supply from coke uv« iis and gas la exactly what the farm ers of th is
Some day som e w ise cungress- purpose o f testin g any new law our sentim ent clam ors and then we
plants
to
the
a
ir
about
us.
Million*
.jd u e sd a y . As we under,
m an Is going **• t’e ir-c evtcd on and m> claim is m ade 't h s t this ar« satisfied, having little concern
dollar* w orth of m achinery here- country do not want. Thay
_ w ant th
it, “ B utch'' is on a lo u r of of
e platform th a t he didn't m-i woman haa come with a n y purpose
tofore
devoted
to.
the
m
ailing
of
to
get
away
from
the
monopolistic
whether it is generally enforced.
p re p arin g lo run fo r th t
troduce
a MU.
harmful to th is country, in fa c t th a t But if an iasue is made, as in the
The
HUU-* Henate.
Friend am m onia liuuor as a by-product of l price* th at have prevailed.
•he hss come for any bod purpose
__
of th e Countess,
we stan d by
e ith e r doesn't give F Jor i g a t. w ill ha junked o r lurhod to I n a tu ra l supply will enable th is
Aftodt
• man U-gm* t„ at nil Tho sole objection i* th a t case
o u r Isw. Atfter thaiTfornisTitv we
...... .............
h tly applied. Hm congress has
l l for having much
Intel o th er nee’s because it is found a ' rig ked
llV ftT IV s/rY s kiicn larger supply rpn be taken from , talked on
on Uuthe proposilhiB already ooJo.V_h im self .he need* a shave some Sime ago she v i o l a t e the care not w hether it s e e s a w
I i* still talking. ,
moral law.
‘prm ticsl purpose.
lir
tha air under a cheaiwr procass.l fiv e year* and
TOM SIMS
Homes, Lots, Farms, .tee
I'oday’.s Rest Buys:
1
/f
j
One corn er Ini tin I'alniello ami lilkSLj
w ith very easy terms.
O ne Ini in San l.anl» ,,n
S.T75U.OU. E asy terms.
One hou se on Laurel A IIMli Si. f“H
ca sh am i term s.
O ne 5-rom n llunualo" iiuit one
1st S L , on a corner lot. <'•**in
S e e u s at on ce a s this is prird 1° l
COLCLODGM
I le a l l i s l u t e
K K A lfl)
('rnfrjl1
311 Fif»l Nation*1 l|,,k
Hanford,v l'la.
BEAT THIS
70 by 210 on highway f W
and house suitable foi
also living r°°ms foi ^
MEMBER this is twobuiW
$ 3 0 0 0 .0 0 .
C ashpaym en
act
NOW
I
R.W.- LAWTON, ft
Itcul Ebtutc und Inveu
U uildiuf
udD
uml
H ulcti F o r f e : IL W . Lrfiwlu0
ir
v
' ’
' ^
�RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
Patriotic program To.
. THANKS!
--------Be Given On Feb. 22 At
We want to thank all
Home Mrs. Terheuri patrons for their kind
The Bird That Has No Wings
‘ Mr*. F n
bride, *'**
thnwer’ H
Boll)’ Toe:
217-W
,
our
and
A p a trio t^ program will t» pre trenerouH support in helping • **e
sented Monday afternoon, Feb. 2a, us to make our cnrd party o f
a t the home of Mrs. R. A. Tcr- All Sonls’ Church a great sue*
Tim L iterature Department of the
, on'®n'» Club presented a most cnjoynb,c Program for this month
Wllh ‘M rs- b. U. Phillip* «s chairiiian. assisted hy Mrs. Anna Van
Ness Brown. Mrs. j . N. W hitner
ami Mis* Marion Phillips,
The Irom l of Modem Poetry"
Was the subject for the afternoon
ami wan ably handled by these
member... Several selections from
Hie lo c ts of Today were reud and
comment* on taese were most in-
heun. 218 M agnolia Avenue, un c e s s .
d e r . the auspices of the Depsrt-
*g rain, which
ington qui*,
refreshm ents
t tertnlnnicnt,
MRS. FRAN PETERS,
“S
Chairman.
m r s . f r X n k MEISCH. 3 9
J.G. SHARON
will in c lu d e s W ash
patriotic music and
will feature the cn*■*
A most enthusiastic m eeting of
‘ (be W elfare.D ep artm en t of, the
Woman's Club was held on Wednos!*■ ,|ay afternoon nt tho Club House,
, it being the day for the annual
IU election of d epartm ent officers.
Quite a num ber of im p o rtan t
mutters of business w ere presented,
as well «s th e rep o rts from the
irv various com m ittees.
A splendid nttendnnce nt the lec
ture given by Mrs. Percy V. Pcnnydf liuckcr, past president of th e Nnith tional Federation of Women s
rr-, Clubs, and u nationally known
..maker, was s p o r te d ,
ty
The election of officers resulted
m. us follows, chairm an, Mrs. Edw ard
rk. M arkdl; vice chairm an, Mrs. W.
I, Henley; secretary nnd tre a su re r.
r. Mi - Clyde Derby; finance clmirm,- man. Mrs. W. T. W hcelis; program
clmirmnn. Mrs. J. C. Gibbs; mem,j,. bership chairm an, M rs. T. hr. I ule-
Find National Bank Bldg,
Sanford. ---------- -- Florida
Mr, ami Mrs, Benjamin Whittier,
s is the kiwi bird of Now Zeal*ml. a bird with hair-like feather* Mr. and Mrs. John McKee and
I no wmgs whatever. Non-flying members of the arm y air service M aster Jack McKee formed a con
genial p arty v iu tln g the fair In
ar» unkindly called "kiwis" by th eir flying brethren.
Orlando on Wednesday.
City News
Ilriefs
by ami the driver twiddled his
fingers a t the stranded cars.
• • ■
U Y E D -IN -T IIF . - WOOl. Now
Yorkers,* wlm liko to d.cliew th at
everything begins and ends nt
their rily lim its; th a t all arts,
vies, sports, etc., are of their
making, will have a hard time exrdninirig whv N ew ‘ York has ju st
discovered hockey.
Elsewhere—California, Florida
0 Feel of Alie
II. Sands Selleck to II. S bung,
lands in section 27. town-lup l'j; \
condiderution $2,000,
,. . at
a i m s kni >i i
tiaikif u
STORY HOI K ON SATURDAY
Mrs. J. 11. Crtgburn will have
charge of the story hour nt the ,
library next Nnlttrdny m orning.!
Those story hours are held each!
week, ami those who have not been i
attending are Invited to be present,
Very interesting pm grnnis^nre nrranged by tltoso in charge, which
the children g re atly enjoy. All are
" f t " 1 *" c»mp « Prom ptly as pos-
i i V i ' n t i ’i w I - —
t o d a y —NQW
Cunt Inuoiii' Perform ance
I P. M. to 11 l*. M.
T h e M ila n e
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
. l i t turn Engagement
of thu
l.ouisUnna Troubadours
anil
BABY MARY ROHR
*
Don’t rail Ur g et some de
licious*'pastries nt the cook
food sale *nt Gonzales’ store,
(’altos, pies, etc.
B. I.. Maltliie to Henry Siimnons. 1
5 acres in section 7. township 21;
consideration SI .TtHr
Genrgt\C. Hall t" Kinnm II. Mult - 1
hie, lots in Robert I.. lic it' Addi- |
t ion ; consiilernlion f.MMl
Altamonte Development
Com
pany tu Emma II. Mulihic, lot t;;,
Idoek 1. Robert 1 Betts mlilition; !
iousiilerntioii ffiliu
1.. t . Prime to Red Ruse Glove*
I n c , liiinls in section 1 . to w n sh ip ;
.2 1 ; consideration $finu
Pearl M. Prime In the Red Ru-e
Mr-. Maggie B arm s m otored to
Orlando on Thursday where nhe Grove* Inc., lands mi section In,:
to« n s lu p i2 i: consideration ?f>ou
-licnl the tiny on business.
it I d a y
ON SCREEN
“The Wife of
Centaur”
— All Star Cast—
Friday!
Quit Claim lisols
I A P r o t o n to ( II B la n to n ,1
!"• I u n i 's in siaition HI. township
20. no price slated
W R. Preston to • II I ' Blau
l.iii, I ’ll acres >n section to, town
* hip 2(1, on ]o no statcil,
lior guests, Miss Ann E arl Y armor
of Anderson, S.
Miss- O lga,
Simmons, Miss Teague Simmons
and Mrs. J. M. Simmons of Mount1villi', S. C . motored to Orlando <n»
Thursday where they spent tho
•ill (he g ru ff honk of unto horns. afternoon ngiyt’ pleasantly us the
Those hardy annuals shriek w inter guests of friends.
and sum m er alike.
Nor can I see
nii) reason why the m otor should
supercede ,tho cu tter and hah on
T’lie I,•lilies ul the iOpiscupnl
Mi M, Kronen. Mrs, P. Weiii
1.. F Boyd In Ft. Mellon Develop (
l.iip and l.ouis Sell war* le ft on mvni
Company, lots l und 'J. Pace
Tliui-d.ij morning for a motm A ries; considiration not reported
L: ]■ (•, M mi, and Palm Bealh.
Win n >"iir buck is sore and lame
lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism
has you stiffened
----up, d rn ’t suffer '
Get a lift cent bolHe of old honest St.
MkflL
Jacobs Oil ut any
ST
ilrug store, pour a 1
b
little in your hutul|
uml rub it right on ,1
your selling buck, I
anil the miremss I
and lameness i» i
gone
|
In use for lib'
•yenrs, this soothing'
penetrating
o il.
■ ■ I || I
IIH B M U
and ends the
misery. Il is ulmolulely harmles.-v and doesn’t hunt
lore Langley,
M :\\ M»RK IVb. 1H id*. I"
K
I,, ()r n-eti.r- i l t l i e fexas «mlf .Sulphur
Miss Vnrdelle Co
torhiy placed the eonunon
tilut'li nil a $UI immial ln»t»iH 1»v ih
sti'IPUl l lill( j m n l i wilt have u nmk ftn «l1
uIiinnK h i|U*»rU»rly iliviiloml **(
I counted in New York fruit:
(
ienrgi*
I
iliWaters.
Ameiieaa
.snle nl t iuii/nle/.' sUuv Suliirand small *2fdi a -bare, pay aide March I '•
Come and laugh on February i'i
tlin
c
l i i 1 1 Vi ■ l i o i t c u > .'tailed pet
Kim l ily, N. to Sim k ol ris'ord Murchl In the petilptor aed pupil of Rodin, work- him i, w h i l e a v u t t 'i loin briskly ilu\
ill lhi> City Hall, see "Ko»e Time.**
in
hi
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In
foot
f I,,., si<t'i-rs. nreeeding ipiarier, the sompanv
•r and
Miss paid a regular dividend nt $2 and • utile nt ||ones.t \ be I.meolt 1
he nun lied ili Pol l bind, .Nh
let)
Inline
n i l ail C X t l i l • ' ! 7*1 i . l l l -
‘The Urand Duchcsa and
the W alter” .
•
With
a d d i.p iie
m e n jo u
TODAY AT THE
P r in c e s s
l
DOUGLAS K.MUHANKH
“Don Q” _
FRIDAY
S tarring Evelyn Drrnl
i Hu11mnini< Performance
From I P. M. to II P. M
In Pitt -hm f , 1*11.,
Mmbroidered
Voiles
CTHEL
t*r « i-
O
TOtive
h c w p
w i g o i l , v> i
Mv
AMD 1 HWL CTCMt-j
r WHAT
all
bat £ vTUFF-‘
t JN D JfF JL fO P
YOJ
« D .
-O O O d — JU<5^T t o r ? ' Of
C iiP P fP lC N .'-jV '''
m m r> u -
‘
I ..’II pi- .'llltl MIIMII pl’llll 1
uml
flo ra l
ile.sigus
I’lain tihmluH, light i;oJ-
in
(ira, anmu with flural
%
ilcaiRUH.
Heat i|u»lity
vtiilo.t. fid illl'IlCH whlu
F. thy 1
*urk
[isirvi of
ki Jmitjt'
“ nude
COl.ORI-jD PRIN TS
,
i
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[
Small I'igureb and all guaranlecil frst colors
inches wide.
Wr fob ;
Jim Thv
f
J .ip crcp o t), ull
c r c p t ’S.
h Iiu i Icm
a m i f lo w e r e d u n d e r w e a r
B2 iuutiL.s w i t l u . —
ma y
25c Yard
SOUPHGtO’ Vllltli VOlP*WCv
pe.g»ijlTO_pm.lj on. mPPf
w
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I
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fi‘<5>UlP*h"
- MOW Wf. CAM
m fi
Discontinued numbers of. Van Ran lie, I'hnenlx find
Radmur. All Milk um| Chiffon )to»c, home worth U|i
tu $2.00 |otir. Light and dark ehadca., Special
close uut price.
’•
“The Broudway
Uidy”
\
m il,ih d. it uking Ho
!In- ■r.i -h I bud. I In
liioil lull to see "Roselime
I i too .tr\ 2J, at l tu- t i l l Hall.
•
Attornry-a^Law ,
'.*i
Will practice In all the cearU
Examination of Abstracts e f tJUid «p
* Mr. and Mrs. Lewis of Hacken
Titles given especial attention
sack. N. J., who Were the guests
Offices in Couft House
oT Mr. ami Mrs. R. A. Terheun at
th eir home on .Magnolia Avenue,
left- on the "Osceola" Wednesday
for Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs.
I .abaci) will retu rn Inter to make
their home in Florida.
ARCHITECT
FI ton J. Moughton
Welfare Department
Holds Annual Election
'Of Committee Heads
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�■OM1 HERALP./nnJHSDAV. FERRUAftY 18> 192^
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JPJI# JfecTunj iTenrfporrr ffyntfloai*.
js
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crjAble waking „
IW men roonE. wiffi an applt
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in th n n arp n u r
f/rtVi)w*dl
f
t
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g«HmirRttwtoraeil |„ort(t
WO
M rs. Jelenko; a»wa* (6)
g a rru h u ^ peck-sniffy ^
. A fter aB, an inoiia)*,,,
* ° "jneh beauty, peace anj el
h er lo l h ere.
difficulties in fhc way of conjwM
nh^Vnccerir-fi’Ify, Ho.
1
Around ill • Hilary
J
revolved a house,koM corapoWJ
varih. In tbr> IMq ki^ilo-n e| | 3
‘ »“ r
fcffce garden of WesichtjierqB
reigned supremeI
Itw a s a dynasty of r r n ^ J
around n c=nlr.il figure fr do^ J
Had the *ond :c - ^ h ':!?vherml
Al the end i‘.( lii? M.nastfl
successfully >Mo a pasilwn IIm I
..
[/red«cs?ovs Ind trr«] unvcdM
tore her1
MV:..' Jelenko lilted Lm . f J
days, except tnr M’* w rw fw l
afternoon period, were tarii j
Lofta'\vcf*.? Jo town kiefM l
parlor. LotH“ 1i ohcIkiI ojAtrw |
goes. Thai is, the r d spot! »Mtl
{foVmf were hrciwi t belt toywM
ma?.’!p:TbtiGn3 of* a beanty sprawl
down into her savings fer a smart i
and a fitch coat-w;i!> a py hroriOA
If v;rs quite a ditferent Lotts'!
^T could rather plausibly br siaiil cl le i in
Halprin that she had grown inio he* Urficth
* year a little bitterly.
]
The bitternfess ot IftUtTatia.i of plans.
Frustration of the year-after-ycar hope that some
ho\y a combination of circmnslnnces would a r l i
that would release her fro;u\ the im.nMo.iy o
routine.
'
The routine of head ri*h! eurae in a children^
hospital ward.
How many hundreds of thousands like fieri
Pressing on. Hoping on. Dreaming on! Bearing
with the day on the strength of that hope of ‘ho
morrow.
\
,
• To Lotta, even when Die monotony iird her
by the throat as if it would throttle her. tin t FuL?
hope sprang eternal. Relensjl Somehow.
Twenty-ono years in Dr. G rengelfs Children’s
Hospital. And n down-at-the-u.yutli hospital at
that. Forever short of L;r»ds. Pressed for ward
room.. 11! r-upphed with apparatus. An old fourllory shanty of a house, kept together body and
spul by the indefatigability of Dr. G iem all, who
' had let himself, os the years of h;s druggie for
the existence of hisjiospitsl wore on. become n*4
mouldy looking as the old dilapidated bnildinp
its$ll
Sometimes when she reported far duty at
dusk, the sight of that srarrcd-’ookinpf oM -.etenn
of a building smote actual nausea,to !bc spirit of
Lotto. .
\
. - The dingy. fovmeldihyJt-r.mgfliiir.
The dingy little iron cribs. The poor lilLH uubs
of suffering luihies. The doctor prowling around
half the uight. It wn3 difficult to i,r-t up-und-coining young doctors to bring cases to the Grmyali
Baby Hospital.
. Most of the time lliert were not enough
doctors to go around. Am! the nurser. were
middle-aged. Like Lotta. Mott of them grown
old in service. Tired in service. Gray in service.
■'* That* was wjiat Lotta dreaded. To become
because it gave her port of the day out of doors,
had not,told on her. On the contrary at forty,
Lqtta looked thirty-five. And yet— the piorrows
— th e y brought her nothing. Nothing but (lie
routine— the routine of a second-rate hospital.
\
Her windfall came finally through the com
monplace medium of the Sunday advertisement
page of the newspaper.
h a r k o c c a a i o m t i y h v i n t GrciigaW
on sorce of the c1' klrcn in the lie
It could be sa id o t L o tta H alprin th a t she bad grown into
her fo rtieth y e a r a l it ide b itterly
The bitterness g ? fru stra tio n
ot plans, m a d e as h ea d n ig h t nurse m a children ’s hospital w ard.
L o tta d re a d e d becom ing one o r the old, g ra y -m o th nurses
w ho w ere reconciled to their lot.
L o tta fought against being
reconciled.
Then the chance cam e.
A t the end of a m onth L d tta has
s lid su ccessfu lly into a position th a t countless o f her p red e
cessors h a d trie d u n su ccessfu lly to fill before her — as com
pa n io n to M rs * Jelenko.
T h ir ty -fo u r hands se rv e d M rs. Jelenko,
Mrs. Jelen ko 9s
tw o h a n d s served no one.
M rs. Jelenko w as the loneliest w om an in the world. W ith
h er , L o tta w as lonely. L o tta w as afraid.
“Eldeily woman alone on Ltfng Islaud estate,
wishes companion who is preferably also a prac
tica l o r t r a r n ^ |^ ; ^ .'
For at least the fiftieth time in her experience
of answering advertisements of this type, only to
bud this or that impediment in the way of her
obtainfog the position, Lotta answered this one.
Here actually was the ideal change she had
been seeking. Companiodlhip to n solitary but not
bed-ridden woman ol sixty. Surroundings of
luxurious beauty. And enoUgh tiirfe to herself to
catch up with life, as Lott* put it.
Mrs. Jelenko, her employer, • smooth-faced
woman with black hiul at sixty-five, really only
desired her services duruig the three hours of the
morning and lor driving period* id the afternoon.*
The remainder of the time Lotta was to have to
herself.
' Even Dr. Grengall; when she finally mustered
up the courage In tell himyTook her sadly enough
,
c?"
*
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j
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imrfeTrgtrt, alter all, Lotta. This work
ot ouis con grind you down if you let it.”
“You've been awfully sood all these years.
Dr. GrengaU. 1 li always remember you as one of
Ihe best men in the world. Hi* enough not to be
afraid of gelling sucked down by life. As 1 am.”
I am sucked down Lolla. I’m w to myself.
Bui wlial s the use? If I had Mr. Rockefeller’s
money, I guess my days would find me right here.
The youngsters wdlumsa good night nurse, LotU.
You never failed them.
waiting faces of cnitmjp .IiJh
tho ward. Children wfc«i1 ^ |
curved, duty-ridden ba
-|lrt
cals most ol the tune H
farlly patient’s well-™'
Lotta was lonely. 1
n her Bfc- A"d
red with bo""
man in tbe wor
i, that Lott* row
pnder ihedos*.
coming out« “
children ore W»«
�THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY 18, 1026.
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:esses On Charity Bent
la
Billiurd I’nrlor."
• r
*1IK wns « pood player, too.”
“ t jn.
c o n tinu ed the old man.
sinllrd a table for him n t tho
It coat f 1100,
White House,
a !lot '«< money in those
which Vi-s'r.
"I suppose you k n o w (Iran* was
a Democrat, though the Demo
j:ct- rrnts.
by m istake, ns usual, let
ternn.
the Republican* nom inate him for
p r e s id e n t.
It “ lit* didn’t
like to be called
“president," though.
JIo pre
ferred the title of 'penenil.'
fJUANT wnn a kindly niua," re
minisced Scanlon, “an d -v ery dem
<erotic, beside- being a Domorrnt.
“So « i u I.hietdn.
HeM o ftm
rloft on tho s tre e t for a c h a t ‘with
p-’oie little 'boy, such as 1 wa
then, and alw ays gave him a ju t
ill the head, os he left him.
“ But W ashington was livelier
during G rant's two term s than
(\< r it bud b e ta before o r lias
been since. • It was full of the
L’cnernlV ’ w ar friends, like Phil
ADVERT I SI NG
.
DID IT
Xenia of (!n>,
i in. i>>s (Jbnlt n»k\
a daaco for tb
no" Mrs. William B. l-rnls, nt tho right.
.*i • burner Muriel A ster talk over plans for
i .fit nf poor Russian* in New York.
I was on the Notional Has?- J
'a g u e board of directors in %♦
•u'l’ih tncinl
' •! m.it. ever
1' 'I - W»
III.
leading Canadian automobile
nianofatlurers are oiitiiuistie m er f
the industry"* |Tui>|uteC; f o r ” tin- %•
coming vi ar^ I amolian made veb ill's found a ie:i.l\ niaikel during £
I'.Oa. anil it i- . vi •. Ic l th at "ii' %*
put will be ineleased tins veur.
•%
Wrigley, tho chewing- gum man
lias explained how lie built lip a busi
ness of millions of packages a day.
lie lias done it by sticking to his
«mo line and advertising- it. lie spend?
over a million dollars a year in buying
newspaper space to tell the world
about “> cent chewing gum. He has
educated people io chew gum and to
chow Wi igley
si n»wt in tv as s
tonlion.
lit* says you must keep it up or the
ImyeVs will forget you.
W hether
ytiiirs is a .">cent or a Sf>o,imi) business.
\ t <_n telling about it.
!i MI
( t the contrary, you v.m nu\ some of the most desirable
for lots in Highland
Industrial T r a c t
S n itfiin t'H F ir s t I n d u s t r i a l D e v e lo p m e n t
,
J
a
I .n»n. „ Ml | | ; kj, i , „,l I'liU n o -— ' Ctr'H .llirn li) in l».r «t»r nail -bnpr „l Ini*. Ii.-I.lf
Ira,»t T.U , M |l)[l i, , , l ».till .,(*f .ini<
ittvf*' lit ma l.M» 1**1 .1* • I*. ^r*H(r la*- Itair i.r.'n.
" <• Hat.— Ilia,
, 1., I...... • tilt no. ■ • .la mo la It.l.lttl II Ittlrrr.lrtl e*Mlr. .O f Ikr
•It. • a . It...
, I I. I t.lOti i.1 f.tU II nO.iiOim la Ilirlr iiiiu»iiuI »l»r ••• ((» •*. u.nnt
i -'in ltiil. I... i I ■«>■' I n in- nml a i I m ,imr»rO aanl Irt
'OOr l»a ", . r On ,o..,i
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a | ............ i ilfalriiliJf i a- (Hi 1.0 . a ir - IIImu Inr rliwr l»
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Hull
load
I'nrl.
Initial.
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lor
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nml -tirtil.l.rr, h rlu rr a Hu rurli nmt • l.lr*,»U.i war 0*r rr.lH .ll.oi.
*■r ' •!««» rx nm |
ifr
■niJi-Irnlilr Irulurr m.U llu ia r Ikr ilr, rlan'arwC
‘ • f ■' **»» II Ii iio iiliile | • l irfll.oi nunlu.f
If ' VTTiT'ifWi l«W «». -VM,,*!*"
OH—T7,w r*jfixycw> -III.... luirnii.nl.inx nial unluHe Uwra
linn la Hull M*b firlrfn. I m. Hill I"*
» "III a..I tlud II .lu llljHililnil 1*3rU I llul II
m . tirlrro lu Hlublniul Curb err
i - i . ,lil, ilUnaaalMI. il. nnJ ii I*f a .............
p i ’a’nn.i
-n
L,
C o m p a re th e profit possibilities of litis development with any In the entire
d i s t r i c t . T h e f e a t u r e s Ih a t make for a perfect investment, where profits
a r e s u re , a t e e x tr e m e ly ilotuinaul on every hand throughout the property.
The distmi liveness us an exclusive industrial development give even great
e r * u r e i\ i li.it jour dollar will j^row very rapidly.
I'riees a r e vi ry low, investors who have faith in I he growth and expnntdoti
of the c ity have already invented great sums. Don't proernstjunto. Iw one
of the shrewd investors who will reap these generous profit*,
$25.00 per foot
W ith T rack age Installed an d P aid fo r
,,,
r v li'fat
fdlit.-ituir
A five per-ient. dejMisit will secure one of the site*. !)Gx2G0 ft.
thirty days.
F* Wir*
Fttir! lu
t. .
I*°f H*?rcf*: -r op.
[PWOl and
V" lo .ll.r ubnl »in> linflicii
•‘•“'t *ni’
• •I '« -.i. li II
n nn NunfacJi "
'* ,M,r
•"■l nlritilllr au ||* unri|a»,Ml n|ifl*,,,,,,‘r '
Unru al
if
, „f
uf iUr
- M l . rlu n r In, nm l l u l l C
^
^
^
CJosJnir in
rln 'r la. blub rl» « .lu ll la a n r r a a a .
Unm. aanr llinf. ra,il..l> nu al prr.ral
null furauirrclul funuSallu. lain II* Jra
a*Irr. IImr «U* H « r |.rup
I"f»:r,•, r,,'r*
OtIK ORGANIZATION
n r a r r lH-r *
r . r . itritt
, !•’. A. Chittenden
^ : Im.I*. Chittanflen
Joe D. Chittenden
Frank J. Kittpotriek •
(farrr t* *l*i»>» u druc
ml I'nrk. Trlr|ilo**f
*11 r a r l l i r f r * l . r r * .
. IX c, Griffin
.
\V . C . l l i t t .
l
Howard Over!in
Mi IdrevI IW txsIy
f K. M. Hunt
Opptattr i'mmit
, * i* :«■ \wrib I'Ml A
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c a s ^ a a s a B U S ta a n
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�£Q H n
RUARY 18, 1926.
■■ v
Suzanne Would Prefer To—
Lose To Helen Wills Than
Anyone Else, She A sserts
§
N ICE, Feb. 18.— UP) — Suzanne
Lenglen would p re fe r Hclon WRIb
na a conquoror to anybody else.
She regard* Helen or a gobd sp o rt,
Suzanne expressed those views to
a caller y esterd ay w hile re stin g
a f te r h e r trium ph at Cannes,
y, "W hy shouldn’t I .b # n e rv o u sly
Mile. Lenglen asked as she r e
clined In her cosy little I.out* XV
sty le room. "D o ynu think I am
M ullet-headed
r-r m ade a f Yood?
prize fig h te rs —I don’t m ean to in
clude Jack Dem psey ih th a t class
-w llhqut nerves even lose sleep on
the eve of a g re a t fight. W as th ere
e v e r a m atch advertised an much
A* .mine w ith Miss W ills? W ere
wo not tre a te d like tw o prize fig h t
ers, from th e cinem a rig h ts down
to th e hill p o s te rs ? ”
Askod why she had excepted
D em psey, S uzanne replied:
" I had lunch w ith Dem psey and
his w ife while th ey w ere In P aris.
He is a gentlem en and she is a
! lady.”
th a t nhe wa.i not so concoitcd ns
to think she w ould not he honten
nome tim e. T his scented to dcIircss h er som ew hat, nnd M. Im og
en .pulled th e coverlet up around
h e r am i told h e r 's h e should try
to g o t u little sleep.
M. Lenglcn-«nol:c of an o ffe r of
$20,000 he hnd received from 'n n
A m erican p ro m o ter fo r Suzanne
to play five m atches an n p ro fes
sional in th e U. S. H e said he
would like to nssu re
Suzanne's
fa th e r a g a in s t w a n t; th e fam ily
w as com fortably fixed h u t not rich
npd he w as g e ttin g old.
“ T w e n ty thousand dollars is -n
lot of [fran cs, and it would he
w ealth fo r my little g irl,” said M.
I/onglen, “ hut we cannot tu rn p ro
fessional! tennis is n o t boxing. S u
zanne would not h ea r of it.”
American Team Leads
In Six-Day Bike Race
Surrounded by gold and silv er
trophies she has won In h er te n
CHICAGO, Fob. I « A / P ) - I n th e
n is m ntches nnd by hundreds of m ost hectic jam m in g since tho sixteleg ram s und o th e r m essages of dny bicycle race sta rte d , th o A m er
. co n g ratu latio n ,
S uzanne
asked ican team of Bobby W nlthour and
how M iss W ills wus feeling. R eggie M cNnm nrn, took the lead
W hen told th a t H elen, too, was nnd p u t a m arg in of two la^is be
re n tin g and had ordered a re s e rv a tw een them nnd th eir d ea rest com
tion fo r th e sfngler. m a trh n t Ucau- p etito rs.
lieu, S uzanne said w ith m uch sy m
Spencer and G onrgettl, fo rm er
p a th y in h e r voice:
lenders, tied w ith the French team
" P o o r little g irl. I know how it of W ninbst nnd I.nrqunhuy, fo r sec
foals, -Look nt-m e. I’ve 'stayed in ond place a t 1,207 miles, had 135
bed all day.. B ut, Pm g e ttin g to points, six m ore Jhun the A m erican
ha an old w om an, w hile sh e's a leaders.
\
.m o re child. I will ho 27 n ex t May.
aJyK apa Lenglen cautioned h.ur not
London's postoffice directory this
to ‘'g e t excited. T hen ns tears y ear w eighs 11 pounds 7 ounces,
walled in h er eyes he begged Iter und contains 4000 pages.
no t to cry. "Y ou’re a good l i t t l e ,
g irl; you a re all rig h t,” declared
At leant 700 new clerym en 'ire
th e devoted fa th e r ns he stroked required every y ear to keep the
S uzanne’s hnir. Suzanne declared I Church of Englnnd fully staffed.
American A ssociation Will Have F ive
v
N ew M anagers For Coming Season
J CHICAGO. Feb. 17.—td ’)—Five
now m anagers arc to he introduc
ed into tho A m erican Association
baseball circuit this S pring, at
Louisville, Columbus. Kansan City,
Toledo and Milwaukee. Most of
the clubs have been reb u ilt extonal velv. some because of sales
of key-m en' to m ajor leagues nnd
othevs in tho hope of d im in g up
the percentage ladder.
T he Ivoulnv'illo ehnm pions have
lo st th e ir ptmiuint w inning m an
a g e r, Joe M cCnrthy, who has gone
to tho Chicago Cubs, to try pull
ing them out of the cellar.
The .W orld’s Series and W orld
W ar H ero, Hnnk Gowdy, tonics
ER
Imcit to his home town, Columbus,
to take ch arg e (if the club there
und gel it out of tin bnsem ent.
J a ik I.elivelt.
who has been
with titree of tho nssndnthm clidui
liesides o th er tennis in the m ajors
nnd the W estern Ix-ugue is tie*
new m anager of the Milwaukee
Brew ers.
Spencer Ahhntt, form er m anager
of tlie Mobile and Mem,this S outh
ern Association team s, takes the
place of Johnny l-uvun ns pilot
of tlie Kansas City Blues.
“ C asey" Stengel, o u tfield er witn
the Boston N ationals
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last season
Tvill m anager the Toledo rluh.
lerican Football Twelve Qualify Fur
loop To B e Formed A uto R aces To Be
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■of his m ajor league career, won
fam e bem use af his g re a t speed.
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He wiki known as "Bullet Joe"
ST. L O U IS, Fch. IS ^ -^ i-U fo n .
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Bush. --------r m r A G O , Feb. 18.— ( ^ —O r nrd Stone, one of thosih indicted in
A fte r his tra n s fe r to the Bos
ganization o f tho Amorlcnn L eague connection w ith the “ milkinif of
ton club, Bush was of little use*
of Prnfessi'nnnl F ootball L eague th e Jn ek Dnniela whiskey wiredue to a n in ju ry to Ids pitching
sta
rte d y e s te r d a y ‘w ith n m em her- house in 1923 was arrested her*
nrm .
----ship of fo u r team s, continued to lu st n ig h t. He was named ns on*
Unable to baffle the h a tte r with
day w ith th e.allo tm en t of fra n c h is of th o p u rch asers of Jack Daniel
th e old-tim e blinding speed. Bush
ees to com plete the 10 loam league whiskey from Lem Motlow ami his
resorted to cunning in mi e ffo rt
ns the principal in tere st,
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» asso ciates fo r $ 125,000 before the
to prolong his career.
“ m ilking” operations began.
The fo u r franchises let by n com
Not being culled upon to do any
Stone w as indicted here in May,
m ittee composed of tw o of th e su c 1924, and agnin n t Indianapoli* Inst
pitching, Bush sp en t hours ex
At,
cessful ap p lican ts nnd C. C. Pyle, N ovem ber. He was not appre
p erim enting w ith , freak deliveries,
Red G range’s m an ag e r nnd prom o hended w ith tho others indicted.
lie m astered w h at ho called the
fork hall. Incidentally the long
te r of the noW circuit, w ere fo r Ho furnished bond soon after ar\y.
reiit (he was out an entire,-Season)
tennis in New Y ork, P hiladelphia, re st.
b ro ught hack much of his old-time
Milwaukee ami N cw nrk.
T hree
Ed Rommel was one of the four pitchers in ih< American League other clubs, in S t. Louis. Cleveland,
n.jced.
Bush has n ra th e r p eculiar hand; la s t season to win 20 or more gom es; be coppid 21.
nnd Boston, nre conditionally a d
O rd in arily m ost pitchers would bo highly satisfied with such a m itted pending financial decision
liis fingers -arc so widely sep a ra
ted th a t it w as possible fo r him to showing, h u t Rommel looks on hist season as a failure in ertain , today
g p p the hall between th e firs t tw o rc:ipccts.
Bids are in for sevcrnl cities
N E W YORK, Fch. IR .- tf V j
j fingers and then deliver It in such I AJ tho opening o f tho cam paign Rommel : d his In art on winning with Chicago, Brooklyn nnd D etro it
jn way th a t it lircuks much a f te r 30 hull gam es, lie had 20 to his credit wish the season only a little regarded as probable selections. Inch by inch the bar rises as tall,!
more th an tw o-th ird s gone, then he humped mtn a streak of hard
sm iling C harley Hoff of Norway,
i the m anner of n hpitbnll.
Five prom oters are seeking f r a n w orld's cham pion pole vnulhr
j Bush cam e linck stro n g . In fnct luck tlint kept him from w inning a gam,- for over a month.
Rommel hlouiot: hia 1923 pitching -lump on overwork, due ;n being chise for Chicago, which will give scales heig h ts th at American ath
; looked so good th at the Now York
used
too o ften as n pinch pitcher, lie ha- askid Malinger Mack to tho city th ree professional foot letes have found impossible.
1Amoriciin:i desirous of s tre n g th e n
ball team s.
L ast n ig h t in Brooklyn at ths
ing the pitching staff, paid Owner keep his relief work tn i the m inim um . I udi-r -uu-li conditions he ;nys
A fter the M emphis m eeting is N orw egian T u rn Society, Hoff
B arry Krnzee of tlie Boston club he should win is-tter than 2! gam es for the Mack men ibis year.
Tlie pitching ace of Mnck’s s tu ff is one of the four regulars who completed, a constitution and by raised 13 feet 4( inches from the
a fancy price for his services.
are signed, so M anager M ad; has no worries over him in regard u> laws will be adopted nnd officers floor w ith the aid of his 1(1 foot
I elected. The position ns p resident bam boo cane, ju s t four inches high
So effective w as th e fork hall
thal a number of A m erican League | Rommel k m tm idored the p e e r of all hit; leaguers in the U;i> of the,1 tendered W alter Eekersnll, sp o rts e r th a n any Am erican has risen.
critic, was declined.
kmiekb hall, one nf tin* most deceptive of the freak deliveries.
This was the fifth lifting of indoor
pitchers experim ented with it. Few
fig u res and only twice in his record
m ef with much success because of
the difficulty in controlling it.
through for him in g reatit shapcTnxt ib e hasn't tho burning speed of o ld ,. Coveleskie, B qsh,and K cuther, the a tte m p ts has h r moved the ch>«
neuron. They t-hoithl win feklcntytM* frfst l»)l! still hops ir bit anrh last nam ed is the youngest, 32 piece.
LA, sm art.
In addition he finish™ second to
In securing Buii’t, M anager H a r of gam es (Ids y ear.
he's
years of age.
ris nf the W ashington club is con-'
Hush whn brill;« even last HuaMtrt
t hey ,'«y youth m ust he served
Experience in a great asset in t V incent Lully, of New York in a
tinning his policy of depending on with I 1 wins and ns m any d efeats, in sport hut th a t doesn't gn for pitching and th ere is no question GOO m eter rnce.
veteran pitchers.
should help H arris, in his, d ifo rt it
W nrlungton pitching staff. hut th at the W ashington s ta ff has
S ta rtin g w ith only 12 clubs in
Coveleskie ' and K cu th er came to land am th e i** pennant. White t«l the four regulars, Johnson, i plenty of it.
y
1880, the A m ateur Boxing As»nciationnf E ngland now controls
over 300.
Y O U KN OW M E A L
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W IN TER PA R K , F eb . 18.— (tP) in g m inutes of tho second
—Tho Rollins College fresh m en G a to r edgers worked thebaV /w *
are claim ing th o s ta te ch am pion th e flo o r repeated y onlv m
ship in basketball, follow ing th e ir it and have I\ drop , h ,L nK ^
defeat W ednesday n ig h t o f th e Rollins goal from
f r oro (llmn-t
almn.f i
U niversity of F lorida - fresh m en siblo. angles. 'D uring the*
eager# in th e Rollins gym nasium
me? o{ th c Period, CMch H ,5
by a count of 32 to 10. The Rollins
y earlings piled up n lead e a rly in
tho gam e ami w ere never headed.
D uring th e closing period R ollins
ran In a n um ber of su b stitu tes who
E rn e s t Z eller, captain and
carried on tho fig h t and piled up a te r fo r th e T a r babies, ca rri« n £
still,h ig h e r lead.
b ru n t of th e fig h t, accounting f0,
Tho Rollins R ots have n o t lo st p num ber of field goal, and
n gam e to any o ther college fre s h in g over the entire floor in 2*
men team in th e state, hav in g de pass w ork, together with R«eW
feated both th e S outhern College who relieVed DoodcII. proved nn’
nnd th e S tetson U niversity y e a r e rrin g in th e ir tries for tfe | “"‘
ling com bines twieo each.
k e t and th e score mounted tt-,,1*
In ju m p in g aw ay to nn ea rly ily u n til jit tho final whisuTit
lend, tho Rollins R ats by accu rate stood 32 to 19 in favor of the Pol
nnd fu st p assin g kept the hall well lines sqund.
into tho F lo rid a te rrito ry w hile F lorldn R ats (19)’ Rollins Rat, (St)
occnsionnl shots n t the gonl proved
I’os.
successful in keeping th e score T ow nsepd
rf
.vioon
m ounting ahead of the G ato r count. Black
if
At th e end of tho h alf th o count T rogden
c
stood 10 to fl in favor of th o B a b y ’ iatnstein
rg
Crawforl
Tars.
FcJ,B0.n
WilliiM
Coming hack stro n g in th e openR eferee, Stetson (University 0f
Iow a.) 1
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Jo e Bush ce rtain ly believes ...
seeing Am erica f ir s t via th e b ase
ball route.
Bush, recen tly trad e d by
St
Louis to W ashington, will lxi p lay
ing w ith his fifth A m erican League
club w,hcn ho joins the cham pions.
L ike' n lot of o th er sta rs, Bush
w ap discovered by C ornelius'M ack.
He cost S ir Connio all o f 81)0 iron
moji. One of his scouts, w ander
ing around M issoula, Mont., snw
Hush pitch and im m ediately bought
him.
Bush sp en t five y ears w ith Mack,
w ho ,p assed him on to th e Boston
Red Sox. H is next tick et rend
New York, where he ta rrie d fo r
th re e yenrs, tak in g p a rt in tw o
world scries. Me pitched g re a t
hall in 11)2.7, th e y ear the Yankees!
lient the Ginntn for the,w orld title.
D eserting th e oiibI for the west,,
B lh h sp en t Inst season in
S t.
Louis. Now lie comes hack ns n
m em ber of th e W ashington team ,
which com pletes his to u r of the
eastern end of th e ^ pircult.
FU L FO R D . Flu,, Fell. 18. —
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CHICAGO. Fch. 17.— 1/1’)— K in
dred sp irits from the east nnd m id Ralph H epburn, driving n M iller
dle w est ware here today to m eet Special, attain ed a speed of 141
w ith C. C. Pyle, Bed G range’s m an ntiler. nn hour tliis aftern o o n in th e
a g e r, fo r organization of tin; A m er i|U»lifk'ntloit te sts for the 300-mile
ican P rofessional Football League 1autom obile race to he held here
Bet we on them they plan to dispose F eb ru ary 22. Ile rlm rn ’s tim e was
of tho team frnnefdsc, adopt or 31.87 secoods for th e mile,
Those to qualify and th eir milepm end the constitution and rules
which have conveniently been pro- age nnd tltnos w ere:
Twelve racers qualified, H ep
pared and elect officers.
L eals a t tho conference were burn ta k in g post position for the
quoted n t $.r>,000. P yle announced race M onday,
P ete Du Pun]u, L ll.l miles p er
th a t franchises would he issued on
p cash und c a rry basis w ith tho hour, tim o 33.53 seconds.
F rank E llio tt, 13J.1 miles iver
secu red money to go into a sinking
Junil. P lans call fo r 10 teum s. hour, tim e 33.44 seconds.
A pnlications for m em bership front
"Doc” W illiam Shat tuck, 127.1
P hiladelphia, Boston, Milwaukee, milcH per hour, tim e 33218 seconds;
Cleveland, Ht. Louis, Chicugn, and ' Dave Evnnv, 132.8 miles per
i'o ttsv illc , Pa., huvta been on file hour, tim e 33.92 seconds.
Lena D urny, 138.9 miles per
i o r inmo tim e.
J Tho two feutoreg of th e hireling Ilnur, tim e 32.30 seconds.
H arry lln rlz , 137.2 miles per
which ure. a ttra c tin g m ozt general
in tere st nre the selection of tlie lumr, timo 32.H seconds.
FVcd Cnrtuir, 133.8 miles It *r
president and the nosslhility that
Among those signing franchise* lumr, tim e 33.02 seconds.
/.eck M eyer, 128.3 miles l>er
Will he form er N ational / League
m em bers.
bom , tim e 33,07 seconds,
Bennett Hill, 130.9 miles (icr
W alter Eckersali, form er all
A m erican quarterback, nnd one of hour, tim e 32.87 seconds.
Dave Lewis, 137,7 miles per hour,
tlie country's forem ost fuellmll a u
thorities, is tlie man m entioned fort tim e 32.T2 seconds.
president. Announcement of Ids' Je rry Wunderlich, tM-fT"'
.election is generally anticipated. per hour, tim e 33.70 seconds.
Ralph Hepburn, Ml miles per
____ lumr,
tim e 31.87 seconds.
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.N ic e thing about working
, * b*& the time when you
a L h d a j"
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hll" ff the sun got hot enough to
cause mo.ro evaporation from tqo
oceans th ere would be more cloudi
ness and more rain on land and
cooler w eather."
Advance Predictions
Smithsonian
officials b'elicvo
that small changes In so lar heat
have a fairly cloje relation to en*
suing w eather on e a rth , b u t do
>not think it possible fo r ndvonco
srtn- wt,„iher predictions.
Thnt there i* ft definite, although
ns yet not clearly defined re la tio n
ship between sunspots ahd w eath
er. is thought likely by Dr. R obert
I)e C. W ard, professor of clim atol
ogy at H arvard U niversity.
*i>ly! "The discovery of an eleven y ear
sunspot periodicity in th e ' m ag
netic phenomena of tho onrth," ho
says, "n atu rally has led to inves
tigations of sim ilar periods in
weather.
N um erous studies have
|teen made back even into the
Seventeenth century, h u t th e proh|ir» of lent is difficult and obscure be
c a u s e w eather itself is a com plex."
Predicting sunspots is som e
thing like predicting snow storm s
on parth, declares P ro f. Charles
C. Wylie, nstronom cr a t the U ni
versity of Iown, who adds:
"You know th a t in the long run
you will get sunspots every 11.17
By 1847 it was turning out the
M ar in San FraneisCo and in 1850
it had gottep as far north as
Portland.
In 1852 the Columbian
was being run from the Rantage in
Olympia.
Next it went to Seat
tle where its la st useful days were
spent In printing the Gaic’tte.
Although it has seen 90 years
of active service the press still is
in good condition mechanically.
yenrs, just ns you know that you
will get snowstorms every twelve
months.
Rut you may miss the
storm s by a month or so and you
may miss the spots hy n couple of
years."
Prof, S. A. Mitchell, director of
th e Leamler McCormick Observa
tory at the University of Virginia,
secs no relationship between sun
spots and weather.
Figure* Juggled
"When spots are varying in
num ber ns they nre. it is some
tim es easy to juggle figures in
order to prove a connection with
some other event th at also varies.
In ninety-niuo percent of the eases
the connection is illusory."
W eather a t tho earth’s equator
becomes warm er at times of sun
spot' activity and cooler near the
poles, in the opinion of Henry
Helm Clayton, meteotakigist work
ing in co-operation with Smith
sonian at Canton, Mass.
The bureau of agricultural eco
nomics does not believe cooler,
w eather conditions will lie suf
ficient to influence wheat prices.
Several attem pts have been made
to work out cycles of prices, but
none has approximately coincided
with sunspot cycles.
L g. ntV'OV. *!
co
cut
.
in v .
Q u a r t.r n, |l U O authM M
♦»
OR B w tlo n T « n . ( l « ) . T o w n s h ip T w a n ly
"
of Th* Sanford lla r n ld . * i
n s w sp n p o r pnhtlshad St Sanford.
Brtnlnolt* County. Klorldn.
' A'f- H A V 1
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Ac ri k. Af *I
rtatrn , „ m , i n i .r .a t . r l» h » . llfW
M A W iiitoK a w , widow . COM- r«J*
J n im i t o
th o
p r o p e r ly
hrreltiahoYo itoivrttrai):
I'KAINA.XT.
v . k n o t m .A s a IT IS T H K H K rO IlK O R O R n R O . *“
b . , k o f th e C ir c u it Cnurt o f
T
h a i you . an,I ta c h o f y o u , lw . an d *A ,*tU?RT B M IT I|TK T A t . D K F K N D v e iiih J u- d..ic ia l C ir cu it o l
t
h
e
y o u nre h oretiy. r tn u lr r d to np tw n r F lo r idis.
a . In
tn a n d fo r B em in ola
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C o u n tyr-.
S a il T » m w i T H Ie
'
Mr: A. i t WRKKB. n. c.:
4-V , I
h iii'-ru ir u fiy m w R ih iit
■.v*-T-mr'
O'* sto tV e-a ty led C o u rt. « t “ “ S S S i f t V T K S k M M .
} h,‘. c , iVrt ilfth fa s t S a n fo r d . 8 a m T o A l b m Sm ith* s a d ------------------- - ,B o U .
F io r td s , mml sh o u ld
Smith, his wife. V»n A. Lacy snd— ) o u fa ll a o tp a p p e a r a d e c r e e p r o
Loons
MONEY AVAILABLE
— — l A t y , h is w ife . K a ta f t . S S * a r o n le e a o w i l l - h a srrtered a r a ln a t
* ¥ » r = — ——- — u * t e . h e r h u s h s m t. y o u . a n d e a c h o f y o u . T hta r a u a e
rira*
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N a n i alk t-n littrsh . Ida w ile . C h a r l n
v
Consult
us
first whan In Um market f*»
w i l li a m M. C s n b y . in - u n d er h er. In and to th e la n d * h e r e
in
filmvo
deerrllied
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K a r t a n d — --------.------ lia r s . th is tin ier h .
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w e e k In fo u r r o n a e c u tlv a w e e k ly l i
D tiu r l. h is w ife , l.iu-jr M orton W it
tnorv a m t --------- ■—WlUno
f e :
Appointed
when th ere are jthe m ost spots
the sun usually fs h o tter, asserts
Hr F. E. Fowle, J r., of th e nstrorhvsicol observatory of th e Sm ith
ioaian In stitution.
This does not
mean n h o tter earth , ho explains,
recalling tho H um phrey statem ent.
Reasons fo r this paradox a n long
and com plicated, h u t Dr, Fowle
gives a hint as to how this m ight
c ir c u it
BXTII JUDICIAL C IR C U IT
-FLORIDA. IX AXIV F O R T l t E
.z r ^ r .~
COI'NTV OF *KHIXOt,KIX 8 4 , * W f f
of r o m p f a l n r l i a r e l n
- CU AXCKR.T.
______ ^ ________U- : y wf tn* ' kill
y*u. «m t e a c h ftf-y«<*r-
y0U find it is
t, & .
fr°SunsPt 8 may not b® the di- r t cause of magnetic storms,"
hTlidds.
»«cmB m or® F o
ible that both are caused by a
-tirrimr up of the *°^ r octtvity
Wf* h ^ 3 S»vePJo
g U ?
Probably electrical Sail
San Francisco, fo e n called Yerha
in its nature, of which we ^really
* en0nd Pnblication.
know nothin*. It Is observed that BUTnn ia ii^ vth«
Rftraftge was shipped
in times when there are the most
p
M
«
co
,
from
New Y°rh City
spots that there are many other*
U W*nt, 10 Mont*re>•lens of Increased solar activity. | l£?r0iR-uMe*a°
. 1! 8* and was used to print ofIt is this increased activity that ficinl orders of the Mexican gov
n r o b a b ly
cause*- both the sun ernment.
Twelve years later it
8PJ Z and the magnetic storing." printed Monterey’s first newspa
ftolar activity means heat and per.
*
t iir
i»vt-
u,.' .INI SS HOI
B u b St f *
ruhOi
A. P. CONNELLY A
h ttsh aart. C h a r lr * W ine
:—;— W lrtra a r. bte
H old n soii and ------ _j|UM>n,
hi*- n .if.. .
.--------------------= -—Hl.llt
i n s la .
and earh. nrnl e v e ry of t h e a b o d e nam ed d e fe n d a n t* ^t llv ln if,
and
tr di'ml. t,» th e Itrlr*. d e v lea e a , g r s n ti’ea an d o i l i r r ' c la im a n ts , ur o th e r wine, i-Utndnic u n d er eo cb . d ll a n d
ev ery of *uid d e c e a s e d d e fe o d a h tH ;
and in all person *, and .ea c h and
T.v
•C L A R E N C E
P R IC E
HE will have charge of grid lies
tinies at the University o f'C a li
forma, succeeding the late Andy
Smith.
For some time Price
acted ns Sm ith's assistant, so is
quite fam iliar with the mqfhod*
used by th e deceased mentor
The new coach is knmYn as “Nibs'
.ill football circles.
F O R
e v e ry per*nn,
wlinaei n a m e
ur
n am es a re uuttnow n. a n d w h o s F w * eldehce* a r e u n k n o w n to t h e c o m p lain .in t tn th « a b o v e .s t y le d c a u s e .
Clatinlnic an y i n t e r e s t u n d er t h e
a b o v e -n a m e d d e fe n d a n ts! or a n y of
th e m ; to C h a rle s R,
D o o le y ,
of
ItlnomlnKlon, M rl-ean C o u n ty , IIlluol*; and to all p ersona w h o m s o
e v e r havlm r or vlttlmlutt n n y I n te r
est or e s t a te In the. l a n d s In v o lv etl
lo title kbit, w hich la u d s a r e p l t u nt*tl In hem lnnle C oun ty. F lo r id a ,
nod a re tb-.t-rlbed a s follow s, t o
wn:
Tin* N orth H alf of B e rtlo n
T e n l i e ) . T o w n s h ip T w e n t y tlO )
Smith, llanire T h i r t y - t w o ( 1 ! ) K a e t:
llie North Malt of Die BoutheaR t
Qurtrler ,.f F e rtlb o T< o t l u ) . T o w n s h ip T w e n t y . t!o>
S outh,
U an« »
Tlilrlv-t»vo (311 H ast; th e S o u th e a s t
S A L E
On Mellniivillo Avenue and Eighth Street
New Spanish Stucco Bungalows
Ready for Immediate Occupancy
' Built in n nulwtanlinl manner
*
Sir; v.. mis ami break fu st room, nrreenetl porch and
op • t mi ll, hardwood floors, hot water system, roomy
do
<. Representatives at the property at all times
lo rhnw yon through these beautiful homes,
FA Verano Building Co.
Hart SchtUntx
tkhUrx
Cogrtiskt Iff*
H an Stktlln*i
h Mata
University men like
this one fo r spring
Exceptional Value At
A cigarette
with P. A.
burns better™
- r
*
*
.
H
p«am you lay « down.
Try rolling 'cm with P . A . M e-o-m y,
P 1 a am°kr! Cool as a cucum ber.
grant a* locust blossoms. Sw eet as a
™°u . Never a to « g u e -b ite o r a throatI
‘he Prince A lb e rt process
right
!
*•
*
v ,
*.*
*.
have a staff of style experl
university, so that every new idea is brought to
T h e m ore you know about rolling
cigarettes, the m ore you appreciate th «
better cigarette tobacco. Yes, Sir
Prince A lbert for home-rolled c ig a rette
every time. G et yourself a tidy red tin
o r a toppy red bag o f P . A . before you
d o another thing l
Incidentally, if you want to get genuine plouure out o f a jimmy-p.po, ^
it with P- A . M any a man has learned
th a t he can smoke a pipe (and
with good old P ,A . for
a p . A. w m h in e .h o p , u * “ ound
corner! G ^ g o in g , M aul .
-
p • A. makes one o f th e finest cigarettes
I* rilow ever smoked. I t rolls easier be*
■cause Prince A lbert is crim p-cut and
I S j Put* Doesn’t b lo w /a ll over th e
I Puce. For the same reason, a P . A . d g a lyette burns better . . . d o e sn 't die th e
•‘ ‘h e ^ ooff PT,Al .’s career.
lhat
ART Schaffner & Marx made it. They
you tfie minute is created.
The new double breasteda are here, too. in the
p.
a.
It
hM
f « r r * * o » h »Ut t t 4
*u4 w m tad A-*». dW tM *
ttsvBfUSJ&nAS.
new colors; silver gray and silver birch, chami
.
. r i *
4
i
r»
•
*ois, rust, aciq blue. Then there are the Lfcon
flannels, CaL>er checks and ^lairaowries. It's an
U. W T /
* ;
a
,
A
v i U v U ’.^ c
impressive styje show. It doesn t cost a cent to
■ 1
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"F u rn
t i t * 1 K A IM « h .< N h b
jr^ s;
•
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v
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no other tobacco ts
iL iH
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frAQBTEN
THE
First Pictures o f Women Who Contest
Clark Will
SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1026.
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i a n n H n n U l|
—---------- —
Two From His Barricaded Room
n) >r-' c t R(mw nr H,, IMi
•v ,,Jr 1'**■''•’ ond l k m ;
J-nk liter „ p|m j „ a ' :
■
.1 ^
T he I h r r r women who nre necking « nharo in Ihc . stjitc of th<* bile
Kcnnlnr William A. C lark of M ontana, claim ing to tc- hi* daughter*.
A t the right I* Mrn. Kffic M cW illiams of ClnrliMliilr,,<M iir Itrlow, at
left, hi Mrs. Alnin lllnea, of O rrirk , Mo Above, at
,t, in Mr*. Addin
M iller of lienver, Coin.
By NKA Service
I in tiinir petition l«> b rin k the
C LA R K SD A LE, Mo., Fell. IB .— will they declare Unit the mnmis!Exi«lcnc« of a h ith e rto u n x iih p c e t- bIoii o f th eir name* from the list
ed cha|»ter in tlte lift* of th e late of legnlecs \Vns net intentional,
S e n a to r W illiam A, C lark of Mon* and tlmt they, n • 'la rk ’a diiuglitn n n , copper baron and
nm lli- tern, nhoold imve th e-su m o lOmra
j
ntU llonnirc, w an, ch arg ed Im re 'in the $50,000,Out) estate ns if he
■when th re e wom en filed su it In hm| died. in tesJn to .
. . b r e a k th e w ill •wlilrlt disputes id . The will lislr. five heirs.
They
hi* $50,000,000 o stulc.
! nre W. A. C lark ,lr., of J«or AnT here women tleelaro they are gele.q ami t ’, W t!lnrk of Jerom e,
d a u g h te rs of C lark by a m arria g e Aiiz.. «<*n;'. and M n . M an n , Do
h e entered Into in 1850 when he Mrahiint, b e Angeler, and M ru.
woo n stru g g lin
g school lem
liei I,.
I It. M orris, W hile Plains, N. V.
ing
lonelier
in M issouri—n m arring.- Hint, if •.laughters, all horn ,.f his m ari t really took place, rem ained n riage with Kale l„ S ta u ffe r in
. . . se c re t to C lark '* frie n d , n n d »rc l-, C m m dlsville, Pn.. in iHUll, nnd
I H ugucttc Clark of S anta Harlinrn,
Qtlvcs.
its nre Alum
d au
g h ter horn of a mmnra rThe contestant*
Alnin Hines
llinc* Calif.,
t'a lif., ua .I
.utrlit<-r
and Addle
A.ldi. J.
Mil- riaire
rinee ho
o f O rrirk, Mo., and
I*. Milhe .......
<onirurlod in
in PtOI.
IttOl. '
Jer of Denver, Colo.- Their sto ry ' C lark died lust spring.
lie left
Jb ob follows:
*
' hi t widow $C!,fit)U,ll(Ml, willed hi*
In iHCJi, they any, while Clark Inure art enllectlon to th e M etrowns Htill a poor man, he wont to polltan At* Museum of New York
M issouri to teach rrliool in n —which 1•-111»••»! to ueerpt (1 mid
(small town in D ekalb co u n ty .| let il go lo n nsiireistiL nl W ashT here lie met mid m art led a w o m -in g to n and divided tin- hull, of
IIU who bore him th iee daughlct:' the rem aindeg of in- ertsile niiioiig
•—tlte threo women who nre now. his five <liihlrep.
contesting Ups will.
| It hits alw ays been known that
Severn! y ea rs later, they rhtiin, he spent p ail of In- youth in .Mi C lark le ft their m other nnd w ent aotiri, h-stvitig Hint neighborhood In
f a r th e r w est, never to In seen go to Monlmin and e-luldish litr
o r heard from again.
The tuotli- vn«l fortune j»s n i;nppi*r o)Mwator,
c r diwl Severn! years ago, accord !- I»ut tm word of n m arriag e in Mit- in g to th e ir ato ry .
<pnuti hud ever hvcu received
TAM PA. Feh. 18,-)I-Tlie Q uarter*
m aster G eneral o f the U n ited
S tate* u nity has announced t h a t '
five m ilitary reservation* on th e j
S o u th # A tlan tic coast nre to be
tmld n l public auction.
The trnct*
involved in the proposed sale* arc
F o rt F rem o n t, Illlto n llend and
Hay P o in t, S outh C nrplhin; Beacon
island, N orth C aro lin a; nnd Point
P eter, G eorgia.
These five re re rv atlo n s a r c po longer needed fo r
m ilitary purpose* and are n» longer g arriso n ed .
The purposes of
which th e land can lie used nre
varied, nnd i t is expected th a t sW erul d iffe re n t chiKseR* o f bidders
will ho in th e field, ns th e W ur
D epartm ent is adv ertisin g the land i
as mi it able for country e sta te s, I
h u n tin g and fishing clubs nnd
deep w ater term in al lines.
j
Tin* v icinity of F o rt Royal
Sound, on which F o rt F rem o n t is
located, is richly endowed in Colo
nial, ({evolutionary nnd Civic W ar i
historical d ata.
One of the early .
aottlem ents w as made hy the
Hcotch-Irisii colonies tinder I.Ard j
Iionirn in .Sanford do not L ', 11
Mncrs In other p>rt. of £ ^ 1
,,rv ,K lu,r '»>» W a i t than
w c Will
Wilson & Toomrrtj
T e le p h o n e 117-j
a
When Springfield. Mo., police h i e d to a rre st Clinton W. Hollingsworth. 20 fo r possessm g weapons, he
Larricadrd him self In his home an d for U r hours M^'-d off r.l» ..ffir i r*. Me killed two men and wo n •led four more hofore the poliee finally broke in uiul captured lorn.
how the walls nre bulletriddh'd, with doors nni led over .the windows. Insert shown Hollingsw orth..
(tiled in citru s; M anatee in vege
tables; Palm Iteach, ribbon cpnc
Doubt th at good farm I'rqducc and coconuts; Seminole nnd Vnlttregular Hritisli troqps landed at'
Feb in ran he, and is raised, fn Florida I sin, b u lb s ‘ nnd eeler>M Rrowitrd.
Pori Royn 1 Sound, which was th e
GAINILSYTLI.K, Flrii
■'
;
* wus quickly dispelled with a visit truck, hedge and
o rn am en tal
hegininag of the southern cam- .... , , .
.
pnign which resulted in th e vnrl* ■ ^
A lertness of the M ate 1 taut )o tin-'ijouilt Florida Fair, ludd a t . p lan ts ,-1 nnd Pinellas, S nrnsota,
Hendry, l.ec, Polk nnd liillsh o r-j
mi* battles of Hint section during Hoard pndiahly preventtsl th e in- Tampii, according !<■ "Spud
■17711.- At • ttm Jieginuing «»r the vasion of Florida hy the A rg n ti-' J oIiihoo, in lie "Ituinl i onitnon ottgli in trtirk ntul citru s, w ith the
'H rcvnnl
Civil W «r tlm ('onfeik-rntes erect- tin e tint.
J> ({. Goodwin, the Sense.”
fla t of state visitors hitter in slrm vberries.
ed two fort if lent Jons nl the Mil hoard's nursery inspeclor, looked were amazed, Mi Johnson state- ptesf-nled mi excVdlent display of
Alachua, Madison nnd
trn u ft1, one* oil P aris Inland, nam ed over a shipm ent of pianlR c o n -1 There were too many "nou-agit iiotiey,
I ' mk W alker mill Fort Iteuuregard, signed to S anford nnd found liv- cultural" booths at the xposittoo, Taylor showed effective exhibits
of staple cro p s(|g rasses, hay, g rain
which m ade this one of the most ing Argent Inc nuts.
The m ils are however, lie assert*
come truck, m eats hud honey. .
known
it 1
’import
, 7 . , ; aid ''ii^es
i ri>f_
i, operations -fo r as yet Jit
h "tin
1'’ ,n
,n v " "in Florida.
^ " P l'in g *'"dh of H am pton l.ond;:. j„, however, one of Ithe most p e r j i \ v„ additions to the agricul
‘ a pi tired h> I nhm I orces
| nicmi.s of t- s ls .
tu ra l extension s ta ff here were
Sufficient seed trees should he
made when K
Moore funnel
0" ^ , . , . A,l" \,r“ l
.. .
.' '!.
-I’.dirles and
----- pr.dd
problem* of Hteir ro u n ty agi'ttt of Msiroui count \, , left no cut-over sirens fog the rv1 }
,N « .
Heel,
ork were
w ere discusse.,
discussed at T a m p a , m „|
York, agent in Georgia lufti oT th e "ptney woods,
fur, ,,M‘ "nU nted
fleet, wnicli
which had w
w..rl;
sailed, fiotu
trotu IHlam
a m pion
p to n Itonds
timid* under
u n d e r d uring
u r in g 1
n1 m eeeting
e ting of c o u n ty a g e n ts „ „ j Soailt Carolina, joined Florida ester* a r c advising th e people of
sndetl
D epartm ent
of A griculture,
win
“
At th e out b r in k of llm Civil W a r
tin ( oofeil' i a le forces
fo tlif ic d
1 lie Itctienn I .land e n tr a n c e , which
was known ns Fort Beacon, w ith
15 to 20 guns and about 500 men.
tin S e p t. lo.
IMtil,
l.ic u te n a n l
K ustern, wiili a delaelim eut from
the V F. S. I'awoee, took passes
sinn of th e Island and iletnolilhed
Hie work*.
I[riK"
'Af1 M r
f .
a
Jteef a ffa irs ’' become Hint a re -,.H ints, while nolo 1ace* 11in! foot dili’hig tl'<> SjinlOstl American W ar,
wlnui a Icin p o iarv cam p ociupieil
p o rte r sta rte d on a trail to learn |I hall gnniiv! nln 1;. ■ Ion him
a MilalR(|'oi't ion of the le sri valiltn,
th e hobbles of tile o ther rio ts
Due of th e Inst n lh h li
111 the It i -i lociilcd at 1la- m ith enliutice
• H e re nre sonto of the thing tlmt colony i;-> ICmnon NaUarro
Hun to Doit Itoyal Sound, lleaufoit
ciimu to light:
m ug. ju m p in g , shot pm 1mg and county. S l ‘ , and lias nil area of
Mae M urray ronfussed thui she playing tennis m e a few. of lie about Ktl.'J acres.
II*- al o Iit;■
read* lite new spapers every il»v favorite sport:
Ilonglo Dima T iix Com m issioner
and i* w ell-grounded on such sub- Imxing tail nmh r In- ■■•iitract with
T he Hay I'o in l reservni ion is h>jecta n* reparation* and internu Afetro GahHVyn Miim i Ik is harn-d caled on Dltillips Island. ,011 the
I
from
being
n
p
a
rta
qiani.
tionnl red at ions.
Hiding nnd golf
,
n o rth side of th e im (rance In I’ort
in g nr« iter fav o rite sport* and
r. leu nor llnardniaii like to paint Ituyal Sauml.
As in the ease of
pita has a constant desire to go Fho studied ml. many year* mid | | i l t < i m f e i i i W J w Hind w as oh.,,
ahonping fo r beau tifu l clothe*.
e x p e lle d to become a prtinter on , a im ’d h v X t l i e W a r D e p a rtm e n t
J*3t v
W orking o u t new Blylo design*. til Hie Bcrivtt upset lau plans.
from
t h e * T ax
1, nimiii' sjoiier
>■5
an d followiiq; new modes takes
The Sw edish Mm wlaccotifcsMi’d T he
react vat ion
contains
I 2t)
p a r t of Marion Davies tim e whih a fondues* fo r "liuuiheco pie" RIIOII iicruB.
-n o t w orking on picture*1,
Many | a f t e r a r r iv in g lo this c o o n ir y - K ,‘
o f h er discoveries nfo used on tin- | G n in ( tu rb o —hint a - lu<r present
■ B r : screen.
liohl.y th e e x p lo ra tio n of C a lif o r
Lon Chaney, th e ' ‘m an of n nia.
thousand facet),*’ seldom is recog
nized nn lie goes sans makeup
1 \ Its IIKCOMi: ID KDF.N
ijS-.j, •
about 1forivwood.
lie colh ris
ra re exam ples of ham l-m nde j< *v.-t
\ -late law n. <p C"0 which
ry and his pet pastim e
•Voles licit
111’ II lll.’IIO It lilt’ll t
hunting.
•a iili- oil an autooi -top- most toNorman She irer |>oti
•■go. ,| 11v last own 1 . i- mat.mg it
o f h er r pare tim e on tl
d if ti’ iill for dealt 1 wji” own n
Courts, a
doe* 1 iini I
p<1
,|
, .11 I 'll! ■III’ cl ** ” t*
•tackle t ’o«>gnn jio.1 at pi>
jJfV j
a u to - who have lost title on then
Brd
n fondness for httschall nail
" t u r o l toy*
A pet rabbit
(lemumls a tte n tio n
E m b ro id e ry , old lamks a n d
hie
a t t r a c t Lillian Gish.
t-
I 'A l l l . R. KHUIKS, p
Florida.
S trip p in g an a r e a d e a n
in Inmhering is a w a ste fu l pruclice front the standpoint of f u tu r e
genet sit ions, they say.
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, ,
, , 1
r.mhleon counties of lite s t a t e
« e ro represent sal in th e
N e g ro
Itinlding at the Sooth F lo rid a F a i r . ,
The exhildts (ironnunccd of splendid 1 haract. r, were sill la rg e ly th e |
result
..I work of local
N e g ro
If you wish to lij^vp you,;in t m e f f i c i e n t and liusinKQ4,J
h e p l e n s e d to make your colli
nl D e p a r t m e n t luiiutles all
w i t h tin.1 I’d'u]mily, protects lh((
a n d iftfinnn m o n th ly MaltBiatT
Sanford t(
havr
Yo u s r a m
agents over Florida.
DRUID PA
t lie Seoinode. W a r for a pm pose,|
coui’t i|c1en.se f o rt, hill only tern
poiiiry s tiu r 'lu r e s w ere erected and
a sm all h a tle r y emplaced
T hese
w i l e abandoned at th e cnnrhixinn
of Die Imlian trouldcs,
tA ICS m i l !• Kit MAN >
Get m a n v 's
au to m o tiv e
lig itri"
fm- 11125 show a n increase nf
Ifi
peg cent m ore Vehicles ilmu te g
isicrcd in the c o u n trv .hiring th
p i e , ceding venr.
Tlte
present
miodier of pun eager cattt is 17.7,
litiTi; utotoreycles, 1111,5(18 and
trucks, HUJIti.'l.
Loses Hands, (iains Mother
1 !*
'1 uI
n i*ri(-nlturul workets.
Mr. Moore
xvj|i |„. district agent, with headq u a r t e r s at Gainesville, mid Mr
y , , r k will succeed J. \Y Mnihixon
j|f< (.utility agent f«o Walton county
.
I
•
1 Many coiintn of Floiidsi, -rsti
" ,r,'d over a wide area. . apt tired
honors til the South Flotida Fair,
m*cr»rding M J Francis t ooper,
publicity director h .r Hie College
if A grb'ult um
l.ucte i-X*
,
partment has v i r t u a l l y
h « m
p n -■ • ion of tln"<e two
1 -land*
since that |s liod, and the eldnrgeoient o f Mn nun no im ruiliiiv ta
linn nl' I’o n Hoy a I (opt n iris (lie entire . ' • ' a o| I'm is l-land, npprnxini a t - l , I,.Poll acres* wl i nh was
acquired try proclamation of the
I ' f e nlent. A ug 7, t'JlH, No, 1, 172.
i he active post consists of H2 1
st rtictun s, w hirl) is ditectly mr o . Bvnufto L } III r from
Foi l F i e
.G en eral Aodicofc IT. IlnnARIh. Ifl
omnt
This sound Ini* a l w a y s the early part of IKI12, lag an an
been l on s i d i l ei l t lie* best n.itliljil expedition in the (•astern coast of
• alnnici along the .Smith Atlantic North C arolina, joining with the
coast
\ es - e l s liraWlllg 27 f e d filters of General It. F. B utler nt
can enter across tin* liar at high Ihittera* Inlet with 11 com In lie d ,
HOLLYWOOD, Feb. )H, t/D)— turned out several elaborate pie
,
l‘H tide.
force of 12,000 men. they m ade j
unbilled attack on tin* C o n -I
Low Cody has achieved new fam e I of embroidery l.i.tv\‘<eii m tiii ' h iii 1 Tile t r a d • oiiqmsing (lie Hilton ‘ a
the m aking o f "I i IJotiemi "
She ( Mead rci ) rva'tion wa s purchased fed erate forces, under th e ' cam- I
In H ollywood—-not a* an actor hot II spends
much of lo 1 liioe 11. qoci 1 by Ho- Wa r Department from the miiiid ol G d ieral II. A. Wise.
On 1
nn n cook.
; shops Inlying cut mn J*1*!•* ..tijei 1 . T a x * omipissioner nl 11 sab* for Fell. •>, IKC.2, a siege of New Morn
hobby nnd and *11'' gathered a Intec <o|l<cttofi dlrgct tax in I sil", and was lecom and Fort 'Macon was begun, which
mended f *r mil itary purposes hy resulted in the evacuation of t tit corned beef is })1h favorite ilish. | while in Italy.
the C hi e f
of
F.ngioeets,
tins en tire section of N orth Carolina
As
for
John
f
l
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l
l
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i
lie
i.tinlic
M any nre th e evenings Hint he hn
I’outt IV trr reset vat ion, of about
law ami no one here e mild lie miv reccoaiiiieiiilalion bring approved
n few friend:, in his limno to eat ;• 1iscd if lo- toi.l .■ hat ciiitm o't by I it m i nl I'. F <i rail I in tHi‘.7 7211 nctes, is located on tile St
liv er, I'uiuden enm ity, Go,
•tile dinners ho lias concocted.
lioll i»lie of lied.iv II* nl-o T h e n is no i n i>li| of an . g a r Mary
‘t o n e s
except The tra c t. wa« puicliiiseil during
So fam ous have these "corned likes to rend out ••t th e -why nil 1 isoiiiil military
M ovie Polks H ove M any'Hobbies To
• Pursue During’ Vacation Periods
nl
present.
N o tC S
o r atid e x te n sio n w o rk e rs, held while
a tte n d in g the S outh F lorida F a ir.
O. It. M a rtin , field a g e n ts for th e
S o u th e rn S ta le s w ith th e K xlend o it Service oT the P n ite d S ta te s
iMimhnriletl and destroyed tin
fortifications and rd p titfed the
hiii Ion*.
( ootinoilore T atn all set
*r V
/ ""i
''
* ape.
1 1 1T*"
made
his esc
h e N a v y ,,,l<
De
Not III
5■ ■ i n i m » i i i n U lll||a ||j
ITVB.'c.dnnel \ K'a!nphel| J iD ^ ’S u . ' A ^ I * j (* 1111 U T U I
nuiled
01 del i IIt .m idstim tner
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reoeiv,'
im m ediate driiviry. \\V w„ .
» t your BtotiiKls riu) s„,viw> ” 1
tm< c m . h- 1 a n - r titer tail,.) to imikt
ui*c (■uynoi’ts have
lefti id to sigAi
c’-rliln ati 1, m aking it nopo- si|,|c
ioii - fm ilcalcrs to ol’lnin iPeiisc* tin
She tlie cat s
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Harney Oldfield rraKe:s A Wife
Mosl ol llic Ioil uuo that have been made in 1*lorida real
oslalo have gone lo ihose who were in at the beginning
-ihosr who had lhe foresight to pioneer, which enabled
•hem lo pim hast* inclining property
a t.
attractive prices.
And any investor who will check the far reaching beauiihcalion and improvement program of Druid Park can*
nol possibly (pieslion the wisdom of investing now.
We urge you io investigate these possibilities. Our rep
resentatives will ho pleased lo accompany you t°
p i u p t 11y
that you will fully understand th e d e v e lo p m e n t
program. Go today, tomorrow may be lo late.
Britt-Chittenden
OUU ORGANIZATION
t.tx.
C. L. Ilritt Fran- i- Moiruy, 15. lost Ixztli hi» K*ndtf
“ ''"tad-, cap
plodcd .'.■j t c was handling it at (he Houston,7 , *i'• "
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Hut
MwcBpaj" r ytoucH alsiut the accident r » u lW
" ,s " "mi.a wai, 1,1
motiur, Air*. Margaret Murray hong p t IndUnftjmlis, win, in,,! r,l;il. .!
I Oldfield, fatuous auto raco 'd riv e r nnd id* Jrridc, pFolw-f him ill ail ortiUanmc y t t n ago gadOptl', of
.ukcai
larney
ti s they cnilcd away from i*os Augch
I,
Jla- him hr.,, with i*-r, ui^f. h* m y hi **H> worth losing in> bamix tu have
vniut pa tiivlr hom y moon.
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E. A. Chittenden
Joe D. Chittenden
L. P. Chittenden
Prank J. FiU patrick
D. C, G riffin
W. C. Hill
E. M. Hi
• THE BI«'n,-CmTTEND]
H o w a rd 0 v e r,in
MiWr^
E. II. Pichwd
Frank U
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THE
w e A -M o v m g
have nil hi ii (ha State nf ^jorlda
Hnet loll Jfccn 1, 0 V*
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riVKKTinATlnX*
offlfur, nr agent u|«>ii wlmm
">l >TV ill
p roc era foniit He served, mnl tliai
* * f e r 'c
iiliru* -nl.
your nm etra or nitciil* am un* .VH
(In- ii*itn
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Cmnplnln
thin- make .h iiiwit ti* the hill «>f
<-•■iiml.ilin
uk.i Inet >nii III this
raupr, ,
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'/• JAWIKiVt K H pll ••t til. Prfruilntttn
IT IS KL’UTIIKU UllUMhlip. Tint I
till* nHIrr he tmitlHhcil In' Tim
f*.<ii|nr»| Ilei nhi. n ii.-weimiior pul*.THUKSI)AY7 ^EBnUARY JK |
««r<er - 7 ruM IvatL .
lutiiir in Sanmrtl. Si'inlim!.- *vimi
j .n . ja c k so n
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cnil'-eeutlve
Utrka.
•»>P«-!T<*>KI.,r.,.. I , i 7 7 7 l l.imr.i
WITNItsW ti.- llonnrnhln \V. W.
Long Tlnto lioattn on Rwiitloncen ami Uu.iint'As Property*
,
Is nPl t<> cause yonjv * ,""l,.ui>..» «.‘orpnralhin.
" * 'Uhl. ibilKH ..f the .......... I'min
hr Ihe SVvoiilh Jililhlill t'lmnll nf
much truulile.
It j« merely ■.
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,
Easy Kepaymcnl Plan
Kimhla. In mnl rnr SeiilliinK- I'mm.
ci™i.
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•fT isru ssssri.iii'*
t>. nil this I hi* 37lll illiv nf Jltlltlnr.', A. |i. l!«rk. , .
orflrv in new Mcrrlwcnthcr lliiHUing
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<•«»>• t.. d c h t off.
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■<Hl nave a much finnr
1*1
2nd St reel.
. Thnit# «11
finer in..,.,.
inner th»‘rvnii that smite .
; " ,i ***•*SottUi,■
4u.il..• i (hfriiit— of1 fiurlilA.
^elt an<i rarely
will Jou
vnn ilimhor
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1 ••«i,iy nrin aplmint
jmn cuim,-His
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tl. A etdJi
I'mig..
rurcij will
nfrh'ers
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um
Robertson, Williams and Monahan
m
a grudge.
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Sincerity is your big advantage.
Vuu arc sympathetic except when
your hnughtinens overcomes this 1
inJrfrHtrtr's-home, ia-ta b« taken apart at., K?°*l Arai^
i tu I'hilndejphia, where it Will be reasstinYour business i carccij will ' hr
ISeiaui-Ccntcnnial Exposition.
|ae,q
_________ 1 prosperous and iyou will flltr t .t 1-'1'.i -i
-----------------------------------------I much.
W h y Operations?
SSOCfATKI) rK R SS
In many cases where women
KOHT LAUD ERD ALE^-W heii suffer from the various ills pe
S» Gruneck. of this city, m ade a culiar to their sex, operations urr
move toward his re a r pocket to not necessary. Some of the high
comply with the com m ands of two est authorities agree that many
youthful holdup men. the bandits women's ills yield to nmocr the rnrI 1
. n l i f i l i l i i , . f Vi n f Is**
i!_ 1
.
.
..
.
fled, apparently lbclicvlntr
th a t he pcutic
treatm ent. Remedies made
was about to “ pull” a gun.
of herbs have always Imcii used by
the Indians, among whom opernG A IN ESV ILLE— Alachua cnuiv tions are rare. The nervous sys
of the
daisrks ty has been ten tativ ely nrom ised tem when disordered develops
Norris one of the proposed fish hatcheries, many symptons whch can In
from to lie established in Florida, nnd greatly relieved tiy taking’ Mr
Many the eountv cham ber of commerce is I’iereeV Kavorite I'mcripUon, an
hit,<s| mi now try in g to locale a suitable old, reliable, reconstructive lotiic, [
made of hcrlw brought un Ur.;
Put i- lake for thaL purpose.
Pierce’s lnlmratory by Judiaii.
KTUAIIT—J. R oberts, of S tu a rt, from nearby Iteservatiiiiis.
Jrrt sold was bound over under $6,(MW bond
|f,f rie.a-1 fur a prelim inary bearing when the
,
„ .
Ua,| as 1niitonioliile in which be was riding : ',f l " 'r* i''|,aUlr‘‘ f" ’ni
I nvcr I - !. rnshed into a fire truck while the " '» " lv
lw« terms euinpaigu
Bid, the latter machine was answ ering (l , '''" '‘MKJ-T f«r ‘eoernor Martin aa.l
r.r.
1call. Roberts faces th ree ch arg es.- "
f" r
n*w;id .»C « «...
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mmsioiiers of state Institutions,
has announced his enndidney
OCALA’—Charles
V. IJuntrr, the senate.
%hrriff
leiire.seentntivc
in
th
e
lowe
r
brunch
ilcpuI iimi'ii
tvinmd
pulling
kd charg-'
Hall, Pcntland and McCall
amnia I
V.i Ills
Iwre
wiktiI.
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Beauty ^Velco^ftes Y o u at
“N atures century old masterpiece
AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES
DISTINCTION
Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, Sanfmtl, West
J’nlm Heacli, I lay Iona Urach
vote.
CENTRAL m iK ID A OFFICE
S17-3IB Firot Nutioiml Hank HUIk-
mi
llltll I II I
i n|nn
W
Sanford, Florida.
the ins.
A FEW OF W Y N N FW (KID'S
ATTRACTIVE F E A T U R E S
S. C. CRAY, RESIDENT RtrtNACBR
front of
the su
it back
its carefully planned restrictions and
OuiiijiF Avc, Orlando, Phone I 106
tlic character of its development,
will he a commun*
ityof true disfincl ion.
W’y im ew nnd is localeiI at t h e itiler:<ei I lim o f C f n e v a am i M elloiu iljc
A \ eiiiie, tw o o f g r e u t e e S n i i l t n d ’s
niosi iiiip o rta iit llio ro n g lifa re .s .
Wymievvootl is oliiy a s h o r t dislatiee
11 •mi si bools, i b hit lies.
W'v line Wood is on tlirei I «n u r s e M»
Willi llif* enormous developments on all sides of
tin Forrest Lake Hotel and th y E a si» rn I ake Seetim i.
die choice locations.
Wynncwood, values will rii^e rapidly, thereby insur«
*
y«
ircsenlatives.
11tJ
1). Ml RHHAftt. Mak* l e c t o r
bales AgcnlH
^
.‘I111Spring sale tliis .Saturday. A
emi K u.caoJ giving: what’s NKW utmodfCltltc» pieces. <v
,,
^ou aie invited to come and shai*e
itC ; v
.
. .v
ball WJi:
rtf
.. cv
v
Vtrt:
concerning the development can be obtained from
<00
r
i
r~\-
Saturday at Dicf{son-Jves
ur your home*
* %t
sign and the remarkable opportunity for profit of•
*
t _ . ,,
fered if you will but say the Word. Our entire organI
.. *
j ‘
izution stand ready to serve you.. Full parliculaVs
W . II. Wishiird. I’rcs
new Spring' dresses—and coats,
y e tlian a thousand yards of hitherto—
, l.‘uwn hihries and silk hose in new
■,,l( es. And lingcM'ie and even new rugs
m
We shall be glad to disclose the entire beauty of de
W . n m m n o d ’.H r e s i d e n t a will lutvo
toll a d v a n t a g e o f t h e so cial, re e rv n liuiial a n d a n d l o m i i t ’ie i a l e e n l e r s o f
I he e i l y b e c a u s e o f i t s c lo s e |>ro.\iiiu ty >
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iny large profits to the early buyers, who will obtain
Wy m iew m id’s i i m m d e b a b l e mil o ra l
b e a u t y will be e n h a n c e d g r e a t l y by
a n n i l r naive b e a u t i f i c a t i o i i p r o g r a m
1lull is m m u n d e r w a y .
I*,i r e . ill Wymievvyrtn an* v e r y a ltiii. l i v e - l o I h e Imim b u i l d e r o r Hie
iiivesto r. T lie timiKunl a e l t i n g in Ibis
■u li. «e iiim 'y old. h » iid i\v o rk o f m i
ll,,-,. m a k e itu u n u s u a l a p p e a l to t h e
m ost d i s e r i m i n a t i n g .
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S.
WyiiimwiitKl in compIt-Tcly •nirifiiin, led by ilovcIopmeiilM that are
mm lieiiiK im proved w ith utiuaual
energy.
Wyimewond will have full im provem eiiU — rdreel ‘. aidevvalk.s. ami nil
eily eouvonii’iKes I hat are being
com pleted very rapidly.
k so n -Iv es
YNNEWOOD thtoiigli its natural beauty its
I’J i y i R W
�THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1926
GE TWELVE
ro th y G ish G ig g le d
Her W ay To Matrimony;
A n d T h en S h e W e p J
IN ' . ? | "A m i th e n ," Bay* Minn Gish, "at
r
six o'clock, C onstunce wan m nrried,
,—-l)or<*- urnl nt (1:03 I whs m arried, and xve
o n ^ afee- w ere still g ig g lin g ."
tnerij rin g , fo r the good reason
T hey cam e back to New York,
th n lfsh u wns never tn g u g e il.
She d etei m ined to k jo p the m a rrijg e
Jos tv got 'm a rrie d , w ith o u t r!"~
five secret b u t th e pap ers soon gut
m ln atcs’ w arning.
wind of It.
T h a t was J a m e s ’R ennie's w a y . ""1I th
i in k we w ere th e m addest
'e ar lie idiots In th e w orld," sh>'s Dorothy,
ill over "Wo* had no idea w hat u serious
stches- escapade i t wns.
I liked Jihim ie,
ul. and h u t I ce rtain ly h ad n 't intended to
"T ak e m a rry him ."
* c a re . -Some day when you sp rin g
She had some pnnicky m om ents
,< th a t little joke, some woman w i l l . in th e w eeks th a t followed.
Her
i \ ta k e you up."
.
m o th er insisted th a t Dorothy leave
P
F o r he was n handsom e B road- th e ir hotel and go to live with her
w a y m atin ee idol, and she believed husband.
t h a t proposals had become a h a b i t . "I sp en t m ost of my tinio for
•\ 'w ith him .
weeks cry in g and b ringing
my
Then They Rloped
i clothes hack from Jim m ie’s np u rtlMiss Gish and ltennie w ere tw o j m e n u to th e hrttel," she js a y s .
:— o f ttB T irllH flpilt in a double elope- "I didn’t w an t to he a nm rricd
. m e n t fivo y e a rs ago, in which th e woman, nil settled down.
B ut ns
> o th e r a c to rs w ere C onstance T al- fn st ns I b ro u g h t my su it case
.* jn a d g e Vuid Jo h n Pialoglou.
! Iiack, m o th er sen t it aw ay ag ain ,"
x /. , T hey w ere on a m o to r trip Dorothy tells it.
5 th ro u g h C onnecticut on the dny
At la s t shn allowed Rennie to
a f te r C hristpm s, 1020, in D orothy’s estalilish h er in his bachelor n p artcav.
m ent on H ast N ineteenth stree t.
A t noon, R ennie said :
"S h all And th en she fell In love w ith him
w e g e t m arried, o r have lunch —"hopelessly, Idiotically in love.”
f jr « t7 "
W orld’s W orst W ife
,cL unch," said D orothy. ( " I ’m al*
"I g u ess I ani the w orld’s w orst
w a y s h u n g ry " she ex p lain s.)
w ife," she says.
"I have never
“A m id Majestic
e;
Supply and Demand
The law of supply and demand will always slabaliJj
values in Sanford Grove. The demand is persistant andL
increasing and the supply is limited.. Even after Sanford !
Grove is entirely built up there will always he a demand
for homes a'nd homesites in this desirable section.
Restricted Sections-Sections where improvements, de
velopments and buildings are in keening with the entire
community have always been the sections where the
discriminating person have selected to build their homes.
This insures the future demand for Sanford Grove.
T here wns no reason why we
should he hnppy, a fte r an escapade
us silly ns th a t one.
B ut th e gods
w ere good to us.
“ Which goes to .show th a t there
Man Who Developed The
Rubber Industry Received
Little Reward For Efforts
See Sunfot-ti* (irove that you will know the really
desirable spot it is destined to be. bee Uie im
provements us they arc being installed, laiutliurize vourself wHh the entire properly that you will
belter understand the exceptional development we
are offering.
nre no rules fnr m arriage.
I t ’s
a gam e, of eatch-as-eatch cun, in
which the loser is wretched and
the w inner is Well, d arn lu ck y !'
llL s i/ v v * aay
in ia k e s a h a r d
s k -----o a s^y .
SANFORD GROVE, Inc.
/I t a
-----
Like a solid'wall between chicks and danger/
Prevents diarrhoea*
Saves
HAUT NASON. Sales-D irector
e v e r y ''" c f x ic k j
M a k e s t h e m ^ r o u ......
A lthough S ir H enry timl no
Fob. 18.—(/P)Uub' b u r's g re a t rom ance,
which has money, he w rote to the eiipluin mol
ch artered the ship in the mime of
proved to be a trag e d y w ith a u to the governm ent of India. Then he
m obile tire buyers in the United rushed hack into the forr»t with
S ta te s, ltvgnu w ith an old' mini in Indinn a ssista n ts and collect*.d the
■ London, S ir lto n ry W ukhum . How seeds of th e full-grow n heva tret.*.
Oyer, he has shared none of the Theso were pinked bv'.Ween dried
p ro fits ru b b er boom ers have made liiinuiui leaves and jrfudrd into the
UUt o f wild speculation.
' shin.
S ir H enry t W ickham developed , U n fo rtu n ately the
shin was
acicntlfic ru b b e r cultivation in the ( obliged to call at P ara on its way
O rien t by tra n sp la n tin g the heveu. o u ( „f the river, und S ir Henry
o r ru b b e r p lan t o f tho Am azon, t<> W ickham feared the 'llrar.il was
th e F a r K ast, th u s m aking possible .th e n tin* possession of P ortugal I
th o ru b b e r m unoply w]Uib now lies would stop ins precious carg o ,. In
In th a h ands of JJv/ B ritish.
fact he knew they would hold it
P a ra w as th e cen ter of the ru b up if they discovered what it was.
So tin* steam e r merelv hnlteil at
b e r tra d e jwhen S ir U enrv Wickham began his investigation lank P a ra ami conveyed to the port o f
• In thfi sixties. His was a . voice ficials the m essage that they wen*
g In the w ilderness in thus.* e a rrv ln g ra re botanical socrinicn*
d a y s, when he tried
to in te re st to "H er' llrltta n ir M nicstiy's ow n,
B ritis h e rs in ru b b e r cultivation,*
Fltovnl G ardens at Kew "
B u t he finally enlisted the. syni-J
The ruse worked, and th e shin
tiath y o f S ir Jo sep h H ooker, at 'U . M,i.» f"!' l;"K>‘ind ami made a
K ew , and showed him. the first I /«"»
In Ju n e. lK7t.. S tr Henry
draw ing, which was prohalily ever * " U'khum had the sati %‘u tion of
m ado from n a tu re of a leaf and I
^ u* o r* hldn tu rn ed out of
peed of a P aru ru b b e r tree
| th e ir house at h ew (.an ien s to I
,
.
.
.
,
m
ake
way
fo r the precious • ill. |
A little la te r Hir H enry got th V ,n r Bwd ulu|
lw „ wwklt |a l l ,
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LONDONi
V
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HT
eitmvnU Markham, o, | lhe nil)lHM. wvdn
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46
I‘bunt* '0
Sem inole Feed Company
Kim A \c., AI Commercial St.
LAKEV1EWADDITION
«
B lack H a m m o c k
a
C e le r y
A t Auction
I v a n cl
M111)ll,tng
S
I "rer
ffiC‘’*
w h|* - tjonimis.
nVt! \ h tf. ( |„,H
The
grew from
y o.ou«nIn
g ex° p lo
a roving
4. p lan tsa ri, which
„ (1W
rilll
fi
ll1
.
0
ru
bb0r
lrtC
’'L'C,1 i »H*r m Ceylon und S inganore, and
back to E ngland.
^ ^ I the huvoil h as H cattirn l over In
|
Tho ru b b e r seed w ui so sh o rt i din, M alaya and Borneo.
More th an lO.OOO.OOO pounds of
HvixJ th u t this wus a d iffic u lt task .
S ir H enry wus then en g a g ed In B ritish ca p ita l is invested In rub .
if c u ltiv a tin g ru b b er a t S an tare m , her grow ing, and m illionaires have I
over*300 m ile it.itom tho m outli of fa tte n ed on S ir H e n ry ’s pioneer
t th e Am azon. *()no day an ocean in g work on th e Amazon.
J'., lin e r, th e Amuzmius of th e Inm an
"C A H K FU I. W ALK HRS"
v L b if. arrived in the riv e r to th e
g re a t astonishm ent of th e little
W hen p ed estrian s wen* lAimght
^ B r i t i s h colony. By a s tra n g e fate,
which prohnbh prevented Brazil b efo re.a W ashington <l> t ‘ I judge
fro m holding the g r a s p on th e rub-, recen tly fo r "jiiw alking." In* or
W alkers'
bur trad e which is now in tin* gunizvil th e "C arefu l
h ands of tin* B ritish, the steam e r C lub" w ith ad m in istratio n of tin*
wus stranded in the river by her o a th : "I solem nly prom ise I will
tw o su| h*i i argon, mid lav em pty not d elib erately violate anv of the
in the rivei with no tine** for h er tru ffle reg u latio n s made relative
t o . ped estrian control."
re tu rn trip.
(CAN You liuv Am T his Clietiu)
This special price lor sliart lim e m ilt. Lots,
242-213-211 -in the S \\ l-l n| S ir. I-2I-.II
I ' l mile* uortheitsl ol O iiedo;
mile from 2
pitied rend.
S urrounding laud* minlt iiigher and m aking
truck
P R I C K SH.tlou.nti
niitulirrn
S.m inole
Knilwiit* anil
Saturday, Feb. 20th
log nintief in
/
at l P. M.,
TerntH, S.'i .iiihmmi cash, liulance 1-2 nnd 3 > rars ,Vl ft per cent
in terest. T itle is clear, no innitnlM r a m .s and lP2.'i lux is paid
D ritd to o and look look at (Ids land T alk to tin- su rro u n d
ing on tiers. Believe to o itill find th at this kind o f land is
i|noted at th ree to fo u r hundred per acre.
•
s
4
LAKE MARY, near new school
s
Address Owner, Uoberi 1C. Kllis
I*. O. Box, .132, l i .r t M ters, Florida
DESIRABLE IIOMESITES PURCHASED AT
u 7 m SALE WILL M AKE Y O U MONEY. LAKE
m art
is GROWING. "A N D ^'PE O PLE a r e
r . T NG 11 A DELIGHTFUL P L A C E TO LIVE.
m c m t " ' t e e s w h .l b e a
good
in v e s t -
Where Snowstorm Took Eight Lives
FOR SALE
v o m . ; 5UV S0MF- ° i r t h e m
your money g ro w .
Heauliful new's.tueeo l.‘iiiiK«‘ilnw -six
riMinis, hath a n d two porches, located
on Oak Avenue at F o u rteen th Street.
the
m ake
f ir s t
and
w atch
purchasers
] HE G R E A TE ST PROFIT.
Easy Terms— -Free Gifts
riit I>avt
w. v. WHEELER,
Winston
*
Owners
Nyrth * Judd Manpt aetu rin g Co, foundry,
above. 2d p trso n s w e ft l*uried and eight
l#d u:> on tho roof u n til it p u re away.
Selling Agents.
U IA S ,C WHEELER, Auctioneer
I'h u tie 7U7
r u i n s o f th e i'ullui
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A
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�PAGE THIRT
j n iE SANFORD H E R A tb . THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 18, 1920.
,g or tne
VSvE KQ^ERTS BARTON
Trying to ateal u march on m*
were you? Pretending you »r" a
h?mhC/uatansd v
vu, J 1
? 1,1 ,£t >-ou ini cailOut.
'“ >«•»
V*i
hnnl t '1 tell Blur
M m k e rs how it had !m„, “
«>t , ;c mid -Nick had Kive„ the
they had l,J n p l a y E but a, V T
could m v wri«
J L ,U h''
^
Brid«- "
PRODUCTION OF
BOOKS GAINING;
MOSTLY REPRINT
inir of manuscripts in order that
*ho market may not bo unduly
m tn nevr titles and that
the increased production is found
in the reprints.
“Tile totnl of book production
in thp United States for the last
year shows an increase of 4.7 perccn‘ in bound books ns compared
Number Of New Titles ltelow .With a two percent increase a year
Ihft Of 10 Years Ago Says •*§?•
the publication continues.
------- j
txmWeekly
v
m * Ini . . A"0 r“te
increase in new ediPublisher's
Itcrcnl
<tnrvnv ‘ a is i t!on* !*** been much more rapid
h u r te j
A r ticle thnn the new titles and this seems
t*> be nn admirable sym ptom /’
NKW YORK. Feb. 18. (Ah—
"Sounding,” a first novel, by A.
■??°*k prix,ucUon in the United
_____ Hamilton Gibbs, headed tho list of
_Stnt.e *
0,1 th e increase, but the “best sellers" in fiction in 1925.
,num^
of new titles sUU is S !
never npepared at firs t place
ay vvas.-Slng a a o n K o fsix p e n i" continuing their careful S
.1 have an idea, sir!" suddenlv
----------- -----------------aid Jupe.
our Royal
. Hiffhiip*.
Highness
I S very fond of ato rim
Suppose
these children should know Mm,,,
tunny stories. How can they tell
you about them unless you untwist
their tongues?’'
"That is true, sir," -mi,I ltu.
, ..very
. juts. ■lily
^aggy.........................
benr. ‘T h ey
know something funny.”
"Llrimr
in thi.
Bring m
the in-.i..,.
by-law, llll(] lht,
constitution." sui.j Blue Whiskers
Maidenly. "We shall tee what
th at says about it. The Buehe-i
V; ''" ’drums! Count von Hvanlow’
Hum!
(To lie Continued.)
o ” - ^ c o rT
-------------------- ----------------- ---------------- ~
For the fourth
year, Book," by Fannla Former: "When at Ball Hardware la well
Wo Were Very Young,” A. A. visit. A fine set of cooking
"The Man Nobody Knows,”
” nkinsf ■hood of auch books as g j g j * Giovanni Paplnl; “Ariel," f t f i i f f l *
"Twenty-five Years," b y. Lonl Andre Manrois; 'Twice Thirty," ***£,Ue
Grey, and "When We Were Very Edward Bok; "Twenty-five Years"
Young," by A. A. Milne.
Lonl Grey; "Anatolo France, Him
"The lists follow:
self," J. J. Brousson, and "The
Fiction: "Sounding” } "The Con Cross Word P u n lo Books.”
stant Nymph," by Margaret Ken
nedy; "The Keeper of tho Bees,"
Presidential elections are an old
Gene Stratton Porter; "Olorious story to the Majestic Range, ac
Apo\lo," R
Ribrmfrton: 'T he cording to Ball Hnrdwnre who is
Green Hat," Michael A lien; “The holding n special exhibit of these
Little French Girl," Anne Doug well-known ranges at his store all
las Scdgwich, a 1921 book; "Ar- this week. Ho says there are Ma-;
rowsmith," Sinclair Lewis; "The cstlcs in homes in this county that
Perennial Bachelor,” Anno Parr la v e gone through five national
ish; "The Carolinian." Rafail Sa- elections nnd are still giving serv
batinl, and "One Increasing Pur ice. Ten presidential terms have
pose," A. S. M. Hutchinson.
passed aince the first of these
Non-Fiction: "Diet and Health"; famous ranges was manufactured
“The Boston Cooking School Cook i The exhibit of new model Majesties
i
P««based
dSSw
daring
DANDRUFF
tho
AND
SCALP INFECT10
REMOVED A1
LICARBO
STOPS FALLING H
hut most welcome. I’ve been look'0fjn>f fur u little boy and girl cailcd
Nancy and Nick, who a n n o t «o
out welcome. They disobeyed the Blue
iA*e Laws.1 They tam e to thin land by
the hick wuy and w ithout my per, to mission. They should have gone
pluo' through the wicket."
vou "There goes the* wicket ag ain !"
stay thought Nancy as she .ruram bled
to her feet and stood as still ns
the her skates woujd perm it,
anAt th at moment .luju* arrived, (Copyright. 19128. NKA S ,r . j,,,..,
for jum p as fast ns he could, he
pip. couldn’t keep up with the Twins,
n. Hr was all out of breath and looked
fttcry worried.
i<t.
•• | hope ymi are not hu rt, my
, m- dears. That carpel certain ly did
I' .humii you! Your Royal H ighness, |
.the
i... r are iU„
ti 'i n ’g M
iiiipv Yiiiil
the TTwin’s.
Nancy
and 1
Nii k. I brought them to you to <
see if you could untw ist th e i r 1
!n," tongues.”
[kirk
-Oh, ho," said Blue W hiskers.
LIME
PLASTER
.
Eat at the
Stucco
Sheet Rock
Shingles
Roofing
Sewer Pipe
\m : W|U. UK lil.AP T(»
Il e s t Cooking
skuvk
vou
Kea-nnable Prices
JLjSWttl
liiivr*
-CHASE & CO.
ai:<’ tlic.iuliiantiiiiC.
of this place.
, I'hone 5!M»
LLYWOOD
[RIDA’S l a r g e s t
and
)T BEAUTIFUL HOTEL
|D- Hull'i w iom I i.-; dire, I ly (h i i (oily wool! I!ra» 11.
|"W y H i" A lllu ilir
I i reproof, .seven slo rie s nijrii.
;,IKI
all w ith ImtIt, the m a jo rity fiu'iuK. Ua*
i tif-an.
^HnllywiHid is " Ip iin e y " tlutlUXTltUc, p fo v id ltu , I 'O l
an il iM iifn ii to e v e r y Rliest. T i l t lln lly w o n il
•O- beauty.
m Hal Lin g i n.-.Uinn- m a y ifo d irm 'l from tlicii
• u '^ h i t n l M irl-W illh iu g on H ollyw ood liOltrh and
0,1 O'r 'n u rn >aml«.
» ■■
O'i'twfim i lias a ii «-\i d ie d se rv ic e and fu isirif, fm lioii-l i \ | „ 11-
/
GueOs in easy ut-rtTO l"
wood Golf ami C ountry < lu,« ,“ ‘,i1
In! other tropical sports. Kritrummi,
■/ nVo'lor drives i Miami, Halm Ue-cl| and
other southern Florida »ociet> phut*.
Our Building -Program
Is Ready
The Chamber of Commerce, our Real Estate Organizations observation
and investigation, all confirm the statem ent that we NEED HOMES—we
cannot continue to increase our population without a corresponding in
crease in homes, THAT IS CERTAIN.
i— • *
To Lot Holders In
Loch A rbori
«\ \ *
#
During the n e x t BO clays we will make to jot holders, who signify their inten
tion to build a home within the next DO days, a discount of 10 per cent.
This discount to apply on the purchase price of the lot and deductible from
l he next following payment.
\Vt. will t a k e a subordinate lien on the lot, giving the Building and Loan
Company or other financial institution, the right of way for tlfe amount
nf the building loan.
This should make it possible to build a home in Loch Arbor for a very small
rush outlay on the part of tluMot^holder.
Thisoffcr is good for.30 days, and if you intend to build in Loch Arbor-^NOW ISTHETI,ME.
_
;
THIS DISCOUNT OF 10 PER ('ENT IS ONLY APPLICABLE FOR THE
NEXT BO DAYS. It applies to lot holders, now owning lots and those
who purchase lots and get their homes ACTUALLY under construction
WITHIN 90 DAYS
We Want Homes
lii Loch Arbor and if you will come and-and talk to our representative we
will be glad to lay before you a full and complete statement of the manner
in which we can further your home building plans. WE CAN HELP YOU.
Music by the llolljw w jd hotel e o '^ H
orchestra. A concert m
,|uy evening in the gorgeous luung«.
11«nn by Hie Hollywood Symphony Or
elieslra of lit) artiaU .
V
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it
it c s i
i * c i . » iJ t* iJ « • :* '* * '
IIIG G IN S-SM IT 1I-W IG H T , In c.
n lu w lr, ►IS.-’H* e e r *•“ > a 1" 1 ‘*IM ,,,U
* ,u *
' 91 r u o m , Itsu iw a » a ai*.
HOLLYWOOD
Tclrphunt! 588
SALES AGENTS
Next to Post Office
Flint SI. nnd PataicUif Av*.
By-the-Sea
Florida’s All-Year K rrort Gily
J .irp l. w. toum r. Kirn'el-*
A Country Club Property of Lakes and Hills
iif tf /,
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ANT AD. RATES
Tamar Cash in Advance
SUiNNYLAND REALTY CO,
FOUR SALESMAN
Dldff., over P ig g y W iggly, b u t wo
deliver.
SALESLADIES
t
To Sell Real E state
H U 1*3 —HARMONS
Sanford Automobile Co. .
20fl Maffnuliu Ave.
1’horto 137
TO A D V E R T ISE R S
A
H erald
rcp rcscn ln tiv u
thoroughly fam ilial- WTtli rn te s,
ru les hnd * daB alfication will
give you com plete Inform ation.
And If you w ish, tllcy vfl|l
a s s is t you In w ording y o u r
w an t ad. to m ake it m arc e f
fective.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
-
Advnrtlticre .should g iro th e ir
S treet o r postoffirC addrosu an
well as th e ir phono m unher if
they dcatro renultn. A bout one
re n d e r.o u t of n thousand ban
n telephone, and; the other*
pnn't rontiuunicnta w ith you
unless they know your address.
All dUcontlntiancp MUST be
mndo in person nl The Sunford Herald affiru or by let
te r. Telephone discontinuances
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V S DRUG STORIO-PreL IN C O L N — FO R I) — FORDSON LANE
• BcripUoD-i, D rugs, Sodas. Wo
E d w ard Tllgginn, Inc.
arc us n ear you nfi y o u r phono.
C om nlerrlnl A P alm etto . Phone 331
Call .103.
DIA NA
Moon — D iana SuLm nml Service 19— B u ild in g — C o tilr a c l in g
?0I> W. F irct SL
. Phone C17
S A N IO K I) ROOFING CO. Tile
S . Q. PO R TER . M gr.
.
toofa, built up roofs. R e-roofing
over old Toofa. Leal,a repaired. Ea
NASH
Hmalea free, ("all Oak Ave. ami
Sanford Denier, S. A. Pine
203 W. F ira t St.
Plume 017 3rd S t. Phono 111
XI—Real Estate For
'
Sale^__ ,
Modcrftn
«ir,
give nature of ln|.iiu'r>s etc. «oi
til care uf H erald.
_________
s;{— I'arms tint] I^nnd F or Sale
^H oilioT w iL r; START you in i
manufacturing buahivw* in Sun F IF T E E N acrea. « ro o m ' lia ise ,
font, how showing ym d i»n*nt
ernngc grove nml chicken fArm,
Hi.*. SB Lake Alfred, Inn.
in Im)ngwood. Sec Sim m ons E m i
Ft **
--- - —
—ly Co., phone 4fr-J . ______
‘‘We H ave It**
R ealto r
INVEST
ltinn with lervtcef, have
IP IT’S A BARGAIN •
ir. a. Woolworth. Mnu 321 Mtdsoh
m j / c k CO.
212 M agpolbr Avenue
.______Phono 3D7
^
•error.
WANT TO
3ft—Snl*fMoen a m t A ffenH
DODGE
*
' MlHe* O, Phillips Co., Inc.
PtoAsure corn nnd Graham trucks.
Oak nnd 2tM> .Struct. , -Phone 3
sa n fo rd
I r an e r ro r is m ade T he S anford H erald v/jll ha responsible
f o r only one Incorrect insertion,
.the a d v e rtise r fo r Kuhaeuueiit
lnsert!onn. T he office xhould be
notified im m ediately itr enrm of
FEBRUARY 18,4926
TITB SANFORD IHCRALD, ’gfllJBSPAT
10— P o o flry and Supplies__ _
FOR PD RE hi ed Rhode Island
i-sirr.
Call MIS.
— —»r y ■■■■ ■■■• ‘ *
ft!— B tm int.ss K q u ip m en t
If interested call and talk
the m atter over with n».
FOR SA LE; I Rcfrip-rntc.r 200
IM'utuf* 'capacity, Niiltihle f"r
grocery or riMiurnnt. And one
ihrct* htirner nil sieve. Crystal Luke
Oil S tation. Lake Mary. .
BALDWIN
5 3 — B iiild in fr iMalt riu ls
HANFORD ELECTRIC CO.
ti'iccossqrr to Gilloli *’ Platt
UO Magnolia. Everything- elw?
tncal. Pbsne 422. Flecfratflth
1925 P E E R L E S S SED A N B ought I , Radio/
Iniit
numnier. .JJnticr
going I
N orth, vvishert to soil «t bargain.! T IH ^ S fiw A L O V is; et>ltdg.Vf
J10 N*)ilh 1 hiiuI 3t
Dm YOUR NERVES keep you ir
i it a tit**, i*' nb-M aid hi ill health’.’
If i.ii try ihiropr.u lu r.iuiial ad
( in tu i'ip i and regain (but liappv
I'.jri |.-t . -ittltgile
Pilot,c 182 J.
i fur n|iiiofnt)mut -In. W E. Mae
, I' lugall I i N.’t'i Hank Itld'g
: YMI
>s I.o*t—Drown fur ncak-pieec, hr
4‘ tween Eight and Ninth Street*
. on Oak Avenue, Reward. Keluen
I ,’to 307 Ouk Avenue.
, HljNGH OF KEYS. With
name. Ploane retu rn to 2n
I BtreoG AV. Scott Jumea.
II— A utomobilcs
11— A ulom oliU ofl F o r Sole
CARS
W ICHTP—The, »• vlnliuna. Mag
H elp M a n ia ! '— I t'Jitult:
nolia end Set unit, Fir.,i nnd Klm,
Stitifjird A venHu arid 10th .Strtut.
I XIT It 11. *.« 1. 1 i DMIilN At |MN
Expct L nervier.
'sttnoj.’iapber and book keepei.
AflMt i e P. O Box 782.
ITt—linsincriM Service
17 -WanH.'d—AutniHDlfttrr
FIRST CLASS thoroughly compe
tent Rlvnographer. Apply nt
ojltu—Dee**Ur% TpeneerA Dlgldua.
18 »i*r:t
1l <i’I.A7.E GLASS i*\ .ill bind.', wln- COLURED MILL w anted to iu ie
to r child in a I ternooni. tim-d
■h.w* door* ei.
*\ t■id v 112!)
M'.i’igo A eg., t., i I'-i t li'i.ilf \\ Idle. pny. Call a t 1112 M yrtle A \e
I, 1023 lluviie* Toiirn r
Corner Park
And
Coin mrrei a!
‘Sanford
mcrtUt P rices tmd Terms
tamable.
1
A, P. CDJ'fNfcLf.Y 4 {i m j
‘ Cor. Second and
81— K oukpm F o r S n te
in — Elutiint'v.s Fei r ii t itftyreil . r C l H p W ,nitctl MaltKiR TER V\ W I’ED-Wtnt........
AMt niCA
' i IT.
Sanford
Agent.
IR»
Santm d
BEAT THIS
Avenue.
Hanford Stole \ I nriuliirn Go.
32J F». Fir t Street
We n o i v a lull line
Uur pneeu aie light. Cadi nr FOR gU ICK ' SALE. 5 room huuao
$2750.00
trinri.
ttcw.uil vour luirlne;'
50 FOOT CORN EC
• F ro n tin g On Eaet Fira
B trcet,
$275.00 PER FOOT.
II. DM PRES?, fm mill.
apply William • l'ir
bib ell? Willow Aie.
LESS TITAN ONE FO U Etl
CASH
I I’llMADEI Pill \
"l t liei ii l-IIVei . (•>!
W P. CARTER
Rim.'Iii 230 Mooch Building
R. W. LAWTON
REALTOR
Phone 743
Mi’itdi lfldg.
BARGAINS
Four room house on P al
m etto Avenue fur $2,500.00
5700.00 nihli. balance m ontb-
An ideal iriddeiur lot in
Rose Cuiirl, 150 feel front,
Iui $2,5ou.00 ' "on lilicml
termti.
*hie of the beat residence
bd • to l«i bad in Sanford,
on Freneh Avenue, opposite
I'lindidrst; beautiful shade
t " ’cs, good neighborhood,
53,MHi.un. Worth $3,000.00
leium to b-i luiaiigeil.
A TTEN TIO N !
WAGE-EARULM
•
O w ner w ill sell you an rn't
fro n t I'ormir lot. with two lut>
adjoining, n t $500.00 each, on
ea*y term *, tliene lots (tcing »itnated lien r Muiiiuu Road, ju.-t out
of Sanford.
If you w ant any or all «f
thrsD lot*, ace uh plumlilly Ike
firs t o f th e -week.
Dim lot Sanford llrig h K M»cIndia Avenue, a t 'll nucrifice Kr
the next few day*.
25n
fret frontage, |,v ||7
feet, depit, (hi account of laing ei’iitrullv located and with
l«,th water and tail .dapping
factlitie*. Sanford ts d*-iineil
to become ,« large a r t im pfit
ant distributing point m t|m
State.
110 S. Park Avenue
Phone 208
U) im .M: . wiib .a
lil UMItMlIil'' I,||e
•»S— Kininis M illim it ltn;m l
m. i U
Id
down
410 r.Ultb- Avriuir
stair!,.
T hu location ia i-ery de*irable for any kind nf n
wliolosale liunnes* where am
pie tiatli fniditien m e heronMiry, aim wuiiderful luiatm n
for hdnvy retail burJncas
i.mli as grocery, feed, flout
•'Ir, AVill leant' Him property
"U alt m et n e term * for long
term with privilege of buy
m g sn\ time
Tot fm , In r partir ul.am w uti
mi u> i
HOUSES—
Mi.);, t E/.llMA llu 1El
■nafoid.i
iii'-nl
liuntr bkn
HUNGALOW
bo-
t-'I; liN'nli t on cm in r Magnolia
Avo,, 2 minute* wall, from buni
(lean s e t inn ripen nil p u r
in
P]n«
liul l . IMMI; l iti.ii $8IHI, Buluncu iu
•)R-—Kooniv, fo r I loiiat'k i'cp in g
1 l.OKIDA
i l"*e nr on Palmetto Avenue.
pMitera exposure. 5 room* and
l*titti. Price fur next few days
Cu.-v tun as.
i:,i tern expaniro lot
J. It Mi DON A I.D, Mgr.
- ,
Phono 485
Mill.
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5 KOOAl KUItNDdILD Imuaeki ep-
*"»: iipaitimuit Irt* jntb.
Vfiiieii.es.
Stree)
Adult
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( on-
5(1,
77— IloUafH fur Uenl
MeCALL A TO*
RtCALTURS
PHONE 745.
I'tkUR JIlitlM liu-i'i. for rent ci
Mile. In Lot,elaad llcigbtn. C
P. Collins.
I DL HALE OR ItENT - 3 7 rimin
'" ‘' ‘T 'vith ten Apartments, Oil
WANTED ,Om- lyy•• or tiller room tbo i|.,||rax River, ul Purl Onuige.
npnrtnn iit svifh kiUlieiicttr. Box ■» mile* .South of Daytona. For
mil (muhint 'vrile Port Orango
care of lleiuld.
nialty t o. Brokers protected.
BIUNCJINti UP FATHER
Uud»r eoiutnicUon
Spanish stucco liottsc.
Kiorm,; garage and Mn*nt*
iiunrtvrn. Corner Nsgnoll*
iini] Spurllug. Easy tenn*.
Will ho rnidy for octupamy
about February 1st.
New Spnnitih lyp®
six roomn; in llel-AIr on Hr**
lonville Avenue; easy terms.
• Now Hpiuiinh stucco bunpL.
low In San Lanla;
torin*.
Lots 8, 4 and 5 Block 1
Tiaf 1; corner of &mfort
Avwiua and 15lb *t.
her frwflt foot for quick Ml*.
Easy term*.
„ , ...
Lot SO. Block 8, Ssn Laid*,
price $2,<W0.(W.
U'uioms.sM iTii wiGirr. IN'i'1 ,.1 tU reut1. * ^ Y . l l . - l l u A>*
Ky (30011(30 McMANtlS
W H W - ’YOU tStCl'H*
PiT
U t' TO
t -V-, , i O U «
W !l*yj)r\K
OH'' t o o c\e, 3 ha. r
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BAYARD REALTY CO.
cyloivd. (lukery ospi'iiep' ' pt ■
i.ifo In tin C#). . t-udd
IVi - l y-' i fcrrtal Federal Bakery.
Lyme evoked funds, in tin cle.um-1
•■f ■hi r aiadin,'.. Kvejyttiing , am VOBKG MEN. In LwCCn nge ■i .'I
to 131 v' ei ' with high arbor,! edot»i>. I'ome iu :md r-.t with m..
•.’flU"li Ip Icttirn 3_amt 10 eeiil -loi"
1 1.1 Sill k RI IT, f iv h v- 1->) it'b :. I'll ■ inrls im i a ft a i d n f h a r d wt-rh
li ipul proini.iion
Prr-ti "ester dody. We carry •u Imir. bom
| only tin h
m tin.;" line,. Try* " ji Apply J. t, T'T'Cimy Co. I ll7 \k.
v
I'I'.re fur '|U. litV* pl"il»l' l, . liiiyul |F il* l Street.
pi'r'Dt Or., JOT W. First Street.
i WANTED Age'll i tn sell our
, SANJ ORD T/KIJG rOMI'ANY'T
popular pi a • d Lina P-aifK'd and
"Tin Kexu’l Fl.'i’e ”
Silk Fringed )’in tains.* Liberal
I We make a s|i«cialty «f -*ur prompt r o m n n ion
Diy soason Is juid
| DRing nr pre- eriptmita and g'llvk a h '''d- Writ- for our selling plan.
delivery. —
Marysville Curtain Co.. Mntysvlllc.
Drugs — Soria — ltyt -Sn*ii!'*iclw'i,
1 -B -T V
^
ROOMS AND BATH, hot nnd
cold water, lightH nml gait. AH
furnished.
House bringing in
$150.00 per month. Will bcII for
$14,000. This limine i» oil Mag
Bit— K'misnliuld ti'iu d s
nolia Avenue in the seven hundred
block, and the paving in nil paid.
SEWING MACHINE. Good order See Harry Walker, at Stokes Mar
$20.00 Rox 11-11.
ket, for terms.
EVER BRITT. Itnrti.iul <>il Heater.
l o c a t io n
We I • i tUbl oj« ned 'p a i,i 'd' io
F fi M MOTOR t n
W
M S P In fbu"W>«w
CeWu
n
Wc« jrt^Veif
t^ ^ g W
1\' Kin ploy inrnl
TRACTOR Service, cleanng plow
lug, diaUlnlr nml 'rrei ifiadln;:
le t no do vour puNlivinim M, Si
Lord, Route A, Ri \ 210,
BARGAINS IN Vj-SEl
SftHJEltN BoMLil
8
AUTOS FUR HIRE
AM AD in tbc.vj rulumuH.
EAGLE AUTO SERVICE Daj RUN
The ru.il is small, lee-jlti ore RG— Si (n a tio n s W anted
or
idjdit.
Meets
nil
traina.
H«i;
9— PorsonnLs
Fcnuili;
ngc transfer. Phone 551 mid 03-W jfrc.’it. Plum e 11*f.
J FI UWI'IIS fur rale, i .ileudu
8U F F E K E R S of h ea rt trouble, AnRELIABLE COLORED WOMEN I'l bei
leaily. Vey |*er du/eu
g iria P ectoris, Dropsy, Asthum ,
Want work of any kind, City or I’bonn l">W
nl W. Alt • 1., II. June
At-TOM uBIf.E DEALERS.* If yui country. Can riivo ireforeneer.
B ig h Ifloml PrenKure, Pnralyuiii, I
want t ( M.lt your lined can, nd
will gladly fell yoji frou, Jiow ymi
SOI 12 W. tlth SI. 2nd bluer,
iertixo daily on ll,« <la*.:iiUc-J page Nit.
‘.•ail g e t cjulck and lastin g relief,
Room 3.
If; 'U
■Without ur-ing druir*. medicine or
DODGE BROTHERR DEALERS
lem m a. Addrcrt* It. V. W aldun, Box
11)23 Fold Coupe
I— I’n ln litiR — I'a jic riiig
18- - H u sin cs.s O p iR /rl u n i I u
1350, N ew IIuvcn, Conn.
I '321 Dodge Coupe
11*4*5 P'v Toil fiialiam Truck
PAINTING nnd KALSOM1NING
G.i— S|trciiil* at l lie Slm rn
N u tiro
J'3?r> Dodge Sport Touring
w all.. Work gtfnrnliteed Bgtis1025 Fonl Coupe
| factory. G rum e Baird, Painter,
1U25 Fmd Fordor Sedan
WILL
W
ILL STORK PIANO through
Sanford, Flu. 200 PnliurUu Ave
— ' auminor, for uso nf name.
i urjKlNt
! 1*5— F lo rlh ta " '
” '•“ "
, llox II. B. It, care of H erald.
' flt*URLtNO, Tutmfvlaion
"STFW A H T TH E FLOP 11-T ‘
lallat. filibdivbion to OrMILLER u. PIHLI.IPS* INC.
Floivei i fur nil nc7u*tott«
E
htn, Florida on'D ixie High‘hnim 3
Oak at lAcond St.
l>I i ’J vrl lo. Phone’ 2i*0 -M
i, Flcirdu, nml F l o r a
way.
7
Jtl— DrufosMtuim! Ncrvirow
10— L o s t a n d F o u n d
' w u y i r |*|{JNT SHOP ITinlmp
Engraving. Embi>**ltig. *’,rr in
BUNCH OF KEYS Imi. Saturday. 15— S e r v ic e Sf'atimid— Ifep ’iir
. h r '.
\Vo do it. Photic 417-W
*- In amall leather rnxF. Return
R It Avf.-Commcreial St
Herald Office.
W nnled - To Ituv
hau
5 acres,
2 storv houftO equipment, Row
with pincc. $8,001). We hav«r five
ten, twenty acre trucks uildeveliiiwd, priced right, Itnnroina, ace
JAS. A\ JOHNSON
113 W. 'First Street.
• f I—-Announcements
LEATHER PU RSE !>'•( with *iu«li
am ount of Cauii. Reward if re
turned to Mr*. P au l’ Krcly, Phone
hen*!
7 ROOM HOUSE, two ‘bathii, co r
n e r lot, BOX 117. ■S o u th ' and 4 ‘ K
S
?
W est on M agnolia Avo., $10,000
n . ZEITER, City.
Cash. P. O. Hex 47 C ity.
Huiliirrs Supplies
W il.LYS - KNIGHT nml OFerland. they and mndo by :i m anil fact Uriilg
P. nnd M. Motor Co., Park «nd cdmpfiiiy of. iin tin mil rfpUlulioM
ready to<b 0 pitt up, 00 i»cp cent
commercial.
of the catDtmwr Hl>or i-t com*
l*!»ted on c\*0Yv hUJIJimr, before il
SEMINOLE IIU DSO M- ttRRE X
Raves ,tho fncton*.
INC. r
If you art* intcrChlo'd in the
. 203 Oat. AveniM
picture of "Thai Home f.> Ttc Dc ‘
Photic l l
.•rtnsl/’ without oMij^ifmn on yonrjI REAL ESTATE SALESMEN
p art send a ' no:;t curd ur Ic tto t!
of inquiry to B. H. Follmcr. S a n -; Only producer* wanted. Wo bnvo
I'm.I, Floiiilu.
nn imunnnlly attractive proposition
CHEVROLET
offer to hustlnm who have conic
JAMES if. COWAN - All kind* to
|o Sanford to make money .Our li*;t
Don-Jon Chevrolet Co., hie.
of Tint n»d Sheet Mctul Work. iiigs nnd clientel is llie best. If
Tenth nnd S infonl Ave., phone 758
IVnter nuf Boat Tank*. At Oak J you nrc u snle*iiinii and want to
Avtiiittf and Third Street. Trlc- ninko
perinaiienl rnnnertiona, whero
pliunc ID .
your seiviceT will be appreciated,
HEEL & SONS
and your incopio unliniiu’il. Ail
MIRACLE Concrete C o , general lire**
Itox D-IIHJ care-Herald, fur
Y nuJiriva It.
con
cut
work,
iddewnlku,
budd
an Ititifrvlrw.
IV. Myrtle nml "ml St.
ing block.i, irrigation boxm. J. It.
Terwlllegcr, Pi up.
1-2
A' REA L bnrqulu in n fuciiiBlind 35— L u Lh Fiyf Kale
home. Sec Siimuons R ealty Co.,
phone 40-J.
CHRYSLER
CHAH. T. FULLER MOTOR CO. !
411 W. D t St.
Phono «:)2 ;
nnd g'firngv.i are not
FARM . 4.
Modern homo 110,000. B acres,
hoiiHQ nml b am ffl.OOO.
W'c have an attra ctiv e prop
osition t» offer to producern
AND BROWN
r »;V**
210 Mcisrh Bldg.
CELERY
ILU
,
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TO
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San L*«ta lot l
Saufurd Are. PAW - T«
m
S r a
Tha pric*»*
liburj# between
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Sa n f o r d h e r a l d , T h u r s d a y . F e b r u a r y i r . i m h .
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rH E NEBBS
Weep and You Weep Alone
LOOK AT THIS!
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niatk Hammock Celery Lam!,
ran you buy any thlj cheap?
Tim apeciai price for short time
onlv. j-ots number 241, 242, 213,
1244 in' the S W i of sretion 1-21-31
hc3r* Seminole county, B* mile from 2
! railroads and paved road.
Surrounding Innds much hurheiI und makirur bin money in truck, j
,: price $3.000—Terms $5,000 Cusn,
balance 1-2-3 years a t G per cent
interest. Title is clear, no incumi l^roncc nncl 192i> tux is pnid.
Drive out and look a t this land,
mlk to th: surrounding owners.
Ilrlieve you will find th at this hind
j3 quoted a t three to four hundred
dollars |M>r nrre. Address
V<5u T H I M B U
/
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are
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f Aw o Co5 i6 e 3 i aikjV is r r c R c s r e o uu
f \*JCftR UAJTlL rth HATJT> CKJOUoM TO CHCK UP
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V/JTfVJ A PAIR o p TCM6C._IP VOU CAM PINJO
OOHC3CDV TMAT CA\I u 3 £ TEM CAKE3 OP 'CG
A OAV t'UL OO all THE RGJO iC: njG_TOU
VLOm Y HAWS t o WCAr; CUT 'Ttttj’i PACG
u s , — VCLl'pq ST ILL G C T H ’J O
V O U R " 2 0 A L U f ^ K _ ZA'JC
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crrwcR.
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ROIIERT E. ELLIS
1\ O, llox 332 Fort Myers, Fin.
A ACHES in Southern Sanford,
Improved for $2,500 half cash.
See 11. II. llnnkstou, 112 W. First
IStreet,
—’. t ll 't h L J C M * l.|,' . l l' |l
Sanfive
Bools and Her Buddies
All
l~2 Acre O range CJmve About
^ Holly; ! miles from Sanford n ear Twin
on Lakes, one half m ile from golf
annte, course. I’rice $(1500.00. Term s
fon lot $2500.00 cash $2000,|)l) in one y ear
-$r>.‘and $2000.0(1 in two years a t H peirent interest,
|
I - > Tu<» Mirh w-f II R p,i i l f ^ f
,
AKE T o o GTEPP in
No - H I SA\D V\c AMD
OoT WITH "VH
PROFESSOR. THIS
EVJENW , CORA P
&OtMC> TO TAKE IN A
H \S
M other?
SHOW tONlGMT -
The Idea!
WvW.yc^l UAMENT
TX»HtARO?«\t AOET
HE AND lfej“ -V?
_
By Marlin
DOT IN TOWN TW^»
MWNIN& -\G ot«hS
WtU. . \ U K t THAT: IN TOWN A WHOLE
..... ^ . OAT N HADN'T VittN AROONO
Y'btt. ME - 1 OOS’ KNOW I'M
OH MY YE<b —
I THINK HE \S
Q u it e handsome
IS HE.
GOOD
LOOKIN’
HE- I S G O IN G TO
This drove pnid 25 n rr cent, net
on above jiriee tin’s season.
e m t c f college
~ r- „
V\ERE -
WJ-,THE imWAKI) COIIPOUATION
Realtors
Mnsonn-- Ruilding
MOM’N POE
J
franklin
IRMMMt.
NICE THREE ROOM
< (ITT \ ( l d
I ."fill.i IVr I'eiit <'ash
hi
ViE HAVE f'V!lMp£Li ADD SA\JBr> 1
Day
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how
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By Taylor
Y ield
vnhat «4jcv vod T h in k has
h a ppe n e d wok )*- r u e t v t g s
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a r e g o io g T o e a r n e i u
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*pio<x3 a m o n t h w C o m c . l "O tt -w t *
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THIMC I (?a o p l «SOAD£ hEjnry /~~
, l b 8 u v a v f u ) Li m o d l i Aj C J— -
nK PALMETTO AVE
Uday*.
Nol So Funny
R i Di N C i
Tel WORK (N
a. J_islOU>!Si UF
NOW tL L ltU . OWE - IF
YOU 7H/NK. WE ARC <30UUC>!
16 flAY SECOND PDOLBS
s*rb r u e T y r e s v o o 1* *
MlSTAL'CN -YICTx KCMOOCL
SILK. MAT- ’
HAW - Halo .
YtU’S HWW!
OUR HOUSE AND (SCTANBU)
CKfi. AND 60 UUST AS .
fa r a s t h e y d o -K)ou /
LAUGH T H A t-fiN C O F F !,
LOTS
IN
ROSE COURT
’
.
' (in (h hud at vei y icusoiiuble
pi n e.
AND
I \CKPTIONAL EASY
TERMS
t
W.ud .lean
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By Williams
OUT OUR W AY
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
By Ahem
r Ho\dipDlklcS B lL u S ^
6EYCUTEE
FOR M C ^ N O
!
AK’ MAC K O ii -TH' GR'LL. FOR
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V^OUGE,— N E GEEU
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lie p i p f a l l v o r g o h e T i LLIE,
EVERY YEAR, — 4 0
POki'-T VioRRY ABOUT*
AH' MAYBE LATER OU GOT
ME « *— ■Vlv\Eli TtV\E * u
f.\AURlEP, — " T ^ E B YOU'P
L0E»E A COUPLE OF CAOVA
,B0T)\ OF YOU MARRY AAP
Cuc*TbM ER 6»
pipU T -T K uiK
LEAVE.-YOUR OLP UAPVfll)&
ABOUTT i \ A - T ^ ^ P IP Y 0 D ? y
VtoU'T GET A CV\Ak\CETb
COOL OFF. BEFORE
TK EY LL F ^
k^rfUFFEP \U
Se^TtPPAY NOHKAY> MC \ . l>tW ^ -F O R
.'till J.
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1 IA PPIM T I ’u N OUT/> T ' G E E LU-AL tiM li.
OOM t AROUND 1
rooD IN TH MIDDLE
AM 6 0 l n IL L
o DEATH m a l l e y . W '/
o 6 •' H in t ? v jy
CVtKl'Vl-l DO lj6'FEV^ G oSiT SA K E6 YJL VNONf K/U6S »T
V l o o k h o w m u c M,
B t C A N ir COOK */ 6 0 MUCH - B E KiNDA
vajl ’ l l s a l / l *
. g l a d iT g g o n e ;
Co o k - a n c o
O u fl COOKiN » LR \
I ' MIA NEW S It covers Hrow
i nil (d.m ly thoroughly which i*
, one of tlie most Tnpidlv growing
-erl lerii oo (he Florida
(h»»vt
| Snniple roiq nod rule card upon
A |i\ I.K’I ISINfJ get» r-Hiills if It
reucliee )iolentihl buyers.
I's
U 'I h Daily N'i ws In rirc n lu trd ir
•a indiiidrial uod ag ricu ltu ral see
, line.
uevi necv<<&
IS Y C O N D O
r C L L YOU U/MAT
G. L / i o r n i « - H T
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M A R O S W lP -
Chickenj Croquettes, Hash and S o u d !
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
rCED CAICR6A.700
VULADGYA TWIAK
JAY AJOW <*■ CM *?
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�THE
F O U N D A T IO N
MAiM-erncf
ICI MARIETTA
HfW YORK CITY
A
tlanta
COM PANY
street
.
G a.
February \.T, 1026
D. P .'D a v la P r o p o r t i o n ,
Davia Shoroa,
S t , A u g u stin o , F l o r i d a ,
Gentlemen:
Tho w r i t e r w ishes to thank you f o r th e e x p r e s s io n o f
y o u r c o n f id e n c e i n our company i n aYmrdlny.us t h e 510,000,000
c o n t r a c t f o r development work n t Davla S h o re s,
-tr ..T his c o n t r a c t , i n c lu d in g ins i t doos the e r e c t i o n o f ho
t e l s , a p a r tm e n ts , b u s in e s s b u i l d i n g s , c lu b s t r u c t u r e s and d i s
tin g u i s h e d homes - b u i l d i n g s o f o h ig h , n r t l s t i o and s u b s t a n t i a l
typo - boulovnrds and e t r e e t e , so w e rs, . m t o r l i n o s , r a i n d r a i n s ,
on ornam ental o l e c t r i o w\ltommy system th ro u g h o u t t h e - p r o p o - t y , .
and o th o r u t i l i t i e s , r e a l l y nonne th e b u i l d i n g o f one o f F l o r i d a •
f i n o c t r e s o r t and r e s i d e n t i a l c e n t e r s In Uio v e ry h e i r t o f i t .
A u g u stin e . And we a p p r e c i a t e v e r y much tho o p p o r t u n i t y t h a t Iw.s
boon p r e s e n te d t o us to ta k * p a r t In t h i s e pochal development o f
A m e ric a 's o l d o s t c i t y .
J
t i l t h r o g a r d to apoed o f c o n s t r u c t i o n ^ I would a d v is e
t h a t , h a r i n g a t c u r command an enormous amount o f c o n t r a c t o r ' s
equipm ent; an o r g a n i s a t i o n o f s k i l l e d e n g i n e e r s and c o n s t r u c t i o n man, and o u r long e x p e r ie n c e a s w orld-w ide b u i l d o r n , le a d s u o . i o
b e l i e v e t h a t Davis Shoroa can bo c o o p lo to d f a s t e r t h a n any d e v e l
opment o f t h i n ty p o over a tte m p te d ,
—
A s you a r e a w a re ,'w o rk s t a r t e d b u t a month ago. A lready
camps f o r th e ho u sin g c f laeri have boon c o n p le to d and tho c o n s tr u e '
t i o n o f f i v e b u i l d i n g s , i n c l u d i n g one s i x - o p a r t n o n t b u i l d i n g , one
f o u r - a p a r tm e n t b u i l d i n g , two ro o id o n c e s and n ono-hur.drod o p a r t raont n t r u o t u r e , a r e now under *n y ,s h l t h i n n in o ty daye, cany com
p l e t e d b u i l d i n g s w i l l ^ b o I n .o v id o n c o on Davla S h o re s,
'*Vi S in c e r e ly y o u r s ,
1
1UZ fOTTOATIlTI com*Airy, IHC
- w i u i tiie Foundatko,
'c tio n
o f palatial I
J c tu r e s and beautiful®
ir o v e m e n t and o d H
•eat residential sect®
t is th e b egin n in g®
Augustine-th*'“■
— *e, n a s been the
properties i
Isla n d develop
s t - s e llin g
> ia t e s t
'
e a r ly purchasers.
e v e lo p m e n t operations
y
m illio n s o f dollars, tf
lines to inv/»c^rcl■
..'l-’r r o r r C l.
r/
S ii
a
t
1
a G re a te st Deve
’ielm ii above are some of the early budding operations already
tion of engineers and tuiWing con/radwi of the Foundation Ct
ving, sidewalks are being laid and other utilities ilartcJ. five ,
niruction now with others to ftdlow rapidly. The small in*~‘
�3
* TH E WBA
F air tonight and Sunday;
me nh o rth por-C
quite bo cold in cat rein®
tinnNmd po«*llilj* lig h t fro at . in
north and in terio r «»f cen tral per*
tkm* tonight, w arm er Sunday.
Associated P ress FuTT L eased Wire
SANFORD FLORIDA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1926.
Revenge
Sixteen Pages Today
NUMBER 173,1
3OKIE STATES O rganized Playground REVENUE BILL S p ecia l Advertising^
ctivities Scheduled To
NOT FAMILIAR ABegin
aign W ill S tar
Monday Afternoon READY FOR ITS
fflTHS.A.LPLAN
FINAL PASSAGEW ed n esd a y , F eb . 2 4
Playground activities ore sched wave, swings of six u n its each,
uled to get under way Monday a lt. seesaws, volley hall 'c o u rt equip
ernoon at 3 o’clock, a t which time ment, bnscbnlls, basket bulls and
a series of games and contests to footballs. F or sm aller children a
Information Has Not Been which
all children of the city are
chair swings, seesaws and Measure Will lk* Presented
Given Out As To Whether invited will be inaugurated, accord slide,
tsn d ' piles will be provided. All
New Linen Will He B uilt ing to an annonuncuracnt made to the pipes and fittings n < « ssu ry J To Both Houses For Rati
fication Early Next Week
by the City Playground’s Com for the'erection of the ap p aratu s
Or Old Railroads Leased day
mission,
And Then Left To Conlidge
arc being purchased locally, it was
Miss Mary Clark, recently en announced.
gaged ty direct the playgrounds of
The west side park nnd the
the city, has been In JacksonvT
south side park have been desig
«ll this week am iuging fo r
tinnitus nnd equipment which she nated as playgrounds by the city
x .M : .
Corporation Plans To Keep is to bring down with her in time but until all the equipment arrives
only the south side park will be
in Personal Contact With for the opening program Monday. used for the varioua program s, Housff («;tlns Main Point In
Members
of
the
playground
com
; Retention Of Modified ^nx
These
ii
Using Its Service mission have been active, during the it was announced.
On All Inheritance Funds
Miss Clark has asked the mootweek in arranging for the pre^illy the*' Associated Press)
gram which Miss Clark ordered Iters of the commission tu ussisl in
Georgia, Alabama and Florida before going to'Jacksonville, and, muking .public the .plans for Mon
r „. *20.—nV)« .-!« > WASHNIGTON. rFeb.
eltlei effected • by tne Seaboard n list of gam es and contests have day and also to aid to getting out The
revenue bill, which was intre
\ir Line Railroad’* fVjiAnrion pro- boon scheduled which are t<l Inst ‘ very child in tin- city who is able dut-cd into the Senate a fte r four
ram announced Frida) -wtre still throughout the afternoon.
a*"
tu come.
i months of constant work, providing I
,’ithnut information toiiny as til
|20.—
It was announced, also, that
Tile program for the first a fte r - 1for tax reduction of $;)81,000,000 j
Campaign!?
fur the aiHsdnl
vhether they are to b an new rail - most of tlit* apparatus had been noon was announced oj follows:
I[from '
this year, £M;i,000,000 tberenfteB, 1
mlvortiaing
fund
of the ChamVii) liner coiiatruelril through ordered by telegraph and 1 hat in
Itelny taees for lioln boys and nnd for many changes in the ndm lh-1
jlT ‘if;
Wr of Commerce, tho Yacht
hem or whether the Seaboard will a very short time the local parks girl,, divided in groups according | islrative features of the present
|n s r t.vast' lines: already eonneiiim; thim would lie as well equiped ns any?! to ages; lodge ball, i’oi eldi r boys income tax law, is ready for its
Club reguttn, nnd the Florida
Vltli other eities oil the SealmnrdV in this section of the slate of and girts; a game, ‘Tlid You liver final trip through Congress.
! Building at the Scsquinceiitoniyf.li
m.
Florida
li\’
See u Lassie,’ for the younger chil
Representing n compromise on
ninl ex|>osition, under ituapictH
In New Yriik last nigl:( I’re s i-’ F or older' chiidien (he cunmtis- dren; baseball game, with, tempo- many provisions between the Scn[runs 1
of
llie American Legion, will
di iii s. havies Wnrfilul umimnred, tduii has ordered u large, curv ed , rarily appointed cnpLamn; g itla’ ntc_niul lluuse, the bill will lie
the
all he tomltilied liilo one driYe
double
slide,
a
giant
slide,
or
call
I
team
and
boy’s
team.
tliat
the
details
of
tin
expansion
tak
rn
before
each
branch
for
ra
ti
, fjy . Jllv n G rim niett (bel.rxv) w ith u n g
fication, the first of next week and t
to he conducted next week, Ih.»‘ [this month at Jacksonville, III., foV would not tie made pulilii 'mtil en
f given approval, will la* sent la
lying j tho m urder of W illiam S teele, and gineers have complctril || te newly
ginning Wednesday morning
Samuel It. Ituinho is under a rre s t it was announced today. Tito total
lids ml. i j\lrs. Loth
lir.iifp rd
(above), drawn plans. When there ent ia t Knoxville,
n new Ron*
„ , . Tunn,,*!!*
.
.
nreds for three purpoac* snkl
would l y teelc’s daaglrter, has asked p er ccr * report “ We shall lie glad ,
Tin* measure will become a law XI. Ho trades in m ortgage* and n o -1to In* ilk ,00(1, and instead of »ep.
illing misisotl to spring* the tra p . W hile give the enact location „f cm h
1
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1
I
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l
rtrrtl
ai
r
ff
i«*
I
n
I
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n
l
m
_ . t . . . __ I _ __ __ l .i
addition to
to tin
lit
before the end of next week tinder eimilng U» federal nfficlnts who nrule drive*, iitt 1.has
been determ in
■r request probnldy will be rc- unit 1in
11 utlte
!1' "new
7 auditi;,n
It' age
(his
program
,
its
m
anagers
lielieve,
have
indicted
him
,
hundred*
of
in
ed to raise this am ount in n single
oed, 'lie, Steele’s wriilow and hi> 1
‘,n ,| ,Af‘r U 'm '!!"
rela.
[if mid
with many of its provisions for vestors lost over a milieu dollars. eanvuis.
. p
i __I.:
1.1
...ill
| me in other
children
will u/ilnesn
w itness Ilia
his t>X
excC* l * **’: " lhi. I’jxtoill. he laid,
widespread reduction* in taxes be- Many people who thought their
‘A. Inis been said, the rnmArurThe first two undertaking! aro
cut ion.
'oirting effective immediately.
homes w orn'paid fo r loomed th a t to advertise^ Hanford and fne 11
lioil, the leaM'd lilies, l|ie traekThe lowered income taxes will Knmbo bail not put th eir money is to ndvettise th e whole slate At
— - - j age and l he cut-offs l<> which a l
kt tli1*
be effective on incomes of last yehr where they thought bo had, and tho great exposition tu bo held
lusions have been made are i|e- D ep u ty I). y O ff ic e r L i'iiv rs H alf Mile S i . i p OT (Hades „M
mod’s
which taxes are pnvalde tty • bey must pay for th eir homes all from Ju n e 1 tu Dec. I "of thin
1iditneil lo mould till In, • , of the
M iam i 'I'* I’rnlm A lleg ed
Land, I,a id Hare La si W eek Mur. l.v
over again.
from
• Seaboard Air Line ILii Iu .a mt*> a
year. Ton thousand dollar* of th ii
I uf III"
K eleiiae O f V iola I Am By
P reven ls
I'riday’M H la/e * Taxes eliminate,l h* (lie Senate
' i oiupael railway systt in. We are
am o u n t is for the special ad v e rtis
' sloiilenilig Ute mileage to txv"Frmn R eaching New Tow n Inti restorci I in confem iro on tin*
S h e r i f f O f M m iroe C o n iity
ing cam paign to exploit tho g re a t
inherit unci' "f the llutiso confertbirds of tin imp*,riant point,
cutler
ag ricultural w ealth of tho KAnford
im bid* 1It".*e on automobile
rein lied by the Seaboard rails and
tiinJ to
d istrict nnd tho sound values or
KKY WKST. Fla!) Fell. ’J». bl’i
n m i .a v d k u h a l k , n a „ i*vi» ees,
passenger i to >. adailt.sinas and
r- in
lining, we ale ■ngaged wit Ii
local land.
up as
The depot) proliilntnni adniinis- 2(1. nl’t A half milt* strip tjf due* and iiiIp i tl.nuo.
q^dtr i ngiaeertne forres in I'clecti ulrike
Tho Yncht Club re g a tta is e x
Exerglaiti's
ia,ul
Inrei
bale
several
illg the be-.i liii'lhod to orcontpliril Irutor ttl Miami itu- lieea oidered **i k* *'g" by fire extending from
pected to open a new erg fo r Hun*
pressed I
While the House gained it* main
ford by giving Lake Monroe tho
i act ion !<" M i nipt' R i f l e m a n ’ Seriemsl.V *his v till A . I l l the fiiiiitieing in In proceed to Key West, il i:- .J ilt tli .until New Hirer Canal In the point, retention of the modified
first real stute and national adver
*x\ u
ed, for the purpose of making tin ivt^l and south*,esL,of the town of inherit nin e rate- with n pmvi»
u m i m i s R « s s .iith n n o n A t
V
tising it lias ever received.
nr- the ' ompleleion of these
Ion for bn per rent • redit on a.
l*avie,
formei
a
fire
guard
winch
investigation
into
Die
recent
ra
il
Ci iincil M uffs: Five Empty tail
tin* negotiations with tile
All arc therefore considered liie rl^
.iced I but town Irani possible t l i - ‘ ourtt of payments on stale tiilon>tutiler,
.2.5 Shells Found On Hotly bankers having been ai ranged to staged iii Kcw West l*> prohildli* ntnicti'.ii Kiidny in tire* blatc wnicb tnnci pa* m eats, it wns forced to W lu tl C m M iin il's " M o ra l T u r - ’ torloti* activities by civic leaders.
was
officers in which a numln r of ai
that point.
a U ige urea causing innr- 1' **’l«l to the Senate s demands for
earttnre
f t ivagcd
'
pltuiii*" Is (lu o H tin n T h n t In and it i* not believed th a t thorn
leged “Innire iniuts" were visited, in'*- a - damage
will lie uny great difficulty in rai*«
OMAHA. Feb. 20.-—Auullwr tndti
Lung Sinterns Are Im prarlirul
da ni age to ll * r c't murk s o i l . 1' 'etrncnUvo cut n lid- tax where
lossible
A s k e d ; ( ’m in k n .a M ay L e a v e ing tliu am ount needed.
’l
fire, fanned by a stm icr by tiie increased videi, it, e f f t 't
I’resident W arfield culled a t with a number of the propriutor*
|Wa f<ilfall'll
victim
In Omaha-’*
rim
e
lP
2t
would
In*’eliminated
In!
F o r l.u m in n T n V iew I’ltiy
traveled in « nortbeasiw ard
Duple of •'maidtie riflem an.”
Plan Civic Dltmer
Itnss W. tention to the prevalent tendency lieing plmed under arrest, and wlint,
tlirecuno until it .roufhtsl the ul- favor of tiie lower ralet, applying 1
to consolttl.vtg railways Into long lodged in the county jail.
At th e regulnij m eeting q t t!
John on. 28 y e a r old railro ad de- e.roas-cnittluontul system s and said
ready burnerf-iivor s tn p , and ii,Cn ! l|t ihe J'Jil law.
NEW YORK, Fob. ‘itl- JA h -. (ToimU'f of Cututneirs I r i i M l
Those arrested wire lu rYm . turmil northw
“ ard
Tho innerltance tux which proved Counsel fur tho• f'omi
eport ' u"' live, wuh nhol auiLv^piiopriy. some of ilicse cojimlrpctinnh are bioso
tiath - .o’clock the lime waj'jAven uku
from till* Jail Ute same
to W
mum1 MumblingIdo, k in
in
"along
lines
impracticable
in*
so
T,
'
X
;
1
Tin
*ire
had
V
rorly
burned
iti!!’
,H' «tlio
‘u n,u"
"‘uinimiig- block
nr,
wounded last n ight a t Council
cart, successful in wan)I ?otf her •<• « discussion pf sft-mftr fuq. me
by the sheriff oil the ground
Sanford clvlp dinner to take Wa-xx
lution, the effect of which may be he • h7td~net r w i w l any ouunmt
l a m u ' f *rif i tit this morning, it bring cm - " l
.............'f t” he
^ M t l u f i s . la.
"Y s fined'R 'm noultk'ririg M*ot* n f * l h o
u t renexml ro n tm ly re r ,rr exclusion frmn the It. H.’td aip o rs. next Tuesday night at thu^H otel
itch, laI'i.e empty .22 calibre t hells interference with the proper rein- menl pujiers from the offi
til*
is
now
turi|lug
attention
to
u
Forrest la k e . Acceptance XdMttiit
hl‘ "*uck soil. According to B. J. tho edimpromisc bill come* un^ for
Nova supplied what the police consider-' time' which railroad and wiilrond iliiestioa to bold the men U TI he
study of xvhat coustilutea ^uiom l affair began to eouie in this m orn
!ii)i|iers should bear, one **un
with 1thej
n c{V,'r,VhVMt’am aif.iiLs maklru* tlu- raid
form er deputy fire warden, uppruval.
ti fired ed a "iiuireting link irtw e e n the -liipperQuick agreem ent on
re, .
there- is little fu rth e r danger of it other proviatnns nre looked for.
tu rp iltitle", the ground un which ing and over 100 tickets were takaq
od, as ialexl 'hi,oting nnd the m ysterious other, if Hie best raull* both icon- .^rf, h,
"iii by noon, Chamber of Cum
antic
and
traffic
are
to
lie
p
r
;
!
‘e
n
,
1
1
lrU,h
M‘
"
l
l.eing
revived,
a*
i
t
is
now
well
surshe
lot* been denied admission.
1c latter slaying of two Oimthuos earlier
While tho total reduction of
for Miami,
1rounded by burned ovbr
served
to
the
people.”
Although tlio Countes* has ud- mer officer* report's!.
1381,000,000. i« $76,00(1.000 beJoxv
uenhurg 1,1 the week. S im ilar sliells were
i The deputy marshal here lia-.i which act as fire barrier*.
Iiivliutlnn* have been sent to tin'
*
■
The
Set.liuard
bar
no
'in
ft
plans
nutted
d u p in g with tlio K art of
•
,
.
.
.
■
i
tlio
am
ount
proixised
hv
tfie
the
prnmispd
iiv
llie
Seniw i» un- found near the oilier vietims.
since received iitslruetiott* from
membership
of the Chamber uf
J.
A
.
I
t
.
lrotidcreon.
president
nf
ntc*.
ft
is
|.
10
,
0
OO
,600
above
Craven,
n
married
man,
in
1022.
in
mind,
I’re'ideiu
V.uili.'lil
nd.
thut
llie United State* marshal at ,1 ukat lire The tit w outrage added to the
Cnminerce, but ticket* cannot bo
tiie
lire
award
County
Rcatty
Board,
voted
bv
__
the
_______
House
_
,
Tills
l*
_....
i
A
rthur
Garfield
Hayes,
her
counsel,
"A*
stated
m
the
b-tt-i'to
the
Milne
iip'ueh-nsion of residents of O m a
Milivi||e to re-arrest llie men in
this morning bad received ho r c - | wjtnt nlmve llie Hunt *JT bv Sec- conlended th at her relation with isMird iieyoml tiie iiuiiiImt that tho
I rii -Imt» ha and vicinity who have been ftoi kholti. re, |I the pintle '( I !"illi question, w Inch order* wen* car- ply to a request sent <lovrrmir : vpiay-y Mellon but confidemo w,i*iHie Karl did not constitute a crime hotel munagemnt cun take cure of,
therein
nre
tarried
mil.
It
would
‘ tied out with tile parties being nr
put-on by t< tr" rim l for six days by the nigh'
Martin Friday asking sbtto assist- | expresned byndm inistiatiua lend within ^lie federal law* of this in addition to its rvgulat1 busine**.tier ul the pi tvlet, lluring thut period reiv- knit the Seaboard lin-". nl rail- mignod before the t'niled State* ance In fighting th o fire.
orB that such u cut could l*e made , country, nor a crime in the coun- Mumber# may bring others who
iiiuti*
into
a
compact
liam
poi.aeommisioner for a preliminary
saving eial iierKons Have b;-i*n fired at
Kvetgludes
fires
Imvo
lung
been
without danger nf a treasury de tries in which the confessed ucts lifvu no interest In Sanford's
limi
system
witliili
a
te'iilo
i;.
ol
"
hearing. All of tlm*e arrested
to fired, in addition to those slain or wo.Hid
their
I
a
menure
in
the
agricultural
refa
it.
wore com niiiud, France and South growth and prosperity. The a ffa ir
char:
ite
r
and
of
such
ii/e
in
oill
were released mi bond for
i the ship. ed
I* for both men ami women, and is
source*
of
llie
Davie
section
of
—
—
-----------------Arrie*.
preserve the | ht*oii«1 ' '»n‘. i> t *■»—
hWagc.
to be xx-holly informal.
Johnson was in a critical eon- tween railroail o ff'p a l- and the i appearance before the l nited i itroxvunl county, and during Hie ;")() ,\1 c illl) C I 'M G c r i l l l i n
■
',
l
'
Hnye*
»mootlie<l
over
the
The first copy fo r advertising
jdiiipu in u Council liluffs huspit- Tippers ami u>ers o tr-ut p o t a I States court.
anu
uio
eariy L, _ *, _ j
»
latter
part
of
IP2.'i
an«l
the
early
l
,
t
jjC
'iu
n
te
a
a
deportnllun
by
ohtoining
W ill I
He was shot five lime* tion whit ii n< essential t<> see a re I! Tiie prohibition adm inistralor putt of 1P24 caused damage tali- I S O C I C iy A F t’ A I T C H lC d a writ of liuben* corpu* yesterday xx'** mulled yeMerduy to 16 news
in I f of the leading citlea
Ti I I I b\ suitie one wlto fieri,*speeded by e l fieier.t *; t vice an I tla unique. I lias been ^-et forth for the pur|ioxii
l>n which she niu*t be produced in papers
the state. There ure sm all udtwo htilli-ts. from Jolinson's revul* (tensive developnionW ol tiie te n t-j, uf stririghli nig out the m atter be, muted
the fet/oru! court Tuesday morniuK. of
vertlsenients, lieing th ree Inch
, tween the official* here and the'
v ii, which d etectiv ts believed were
Min i* now nt Elll* Island,
single column in rise, and are in
Ixi.sitiug prohibition agent who re•
effective. IJr. A. I). S arles, aged tory traversed.
MUN1CH,
Feb.
20
id
*
)-Fifty
Tim
Count*!**,
however,
may
nut
Attention xvus tailed to tho "m i-1' maim'd in the city but a single day.
to fill In the. gap bctwrgn
C a d (* physician, shut down in Ids office
members of a cull culltd "TJiu remain to scu Mr. Hayes, one of tended
the present tlmo and the Mgrica, of
Tuesday night, and W illiam Mc- portnnec” of keeping nay eonsol-j The officer* m aking the raid
(lie
defense
eounsid
iii
the
Scopes
Friends
of
l.iglit”
have
pleadi’d
large advertisem ents to s ta rt
itev itt. killed o u trig h t on the stre e t iduied railroad system withm mahli wanted tiie parties arrested here*
guilty to churgea of tiraneing about evijlutloi) trial, cxmeludo tiie fight. 14
Klim Sunday night are the others whoso i an area n» that trav en ed I >' the tried ill Miami, blit tins request
later.
The
play
w
ritten
by
her,
i«
in
bw
the
W'o'oded
Hnvuriaii
Alntii,
rind
in
uf local deaths are ascribed to the ” mu-1 Seaboard which President Wat field (I wn* not granted as this i* the ptupTiny* advertisem ents ta ll alien
0|i*‘titiig nine rifle man.”
NEW YORK. Feb. 20.—id ’i— roHlump* of AiIiimi and Eve. Each produced in Lundoti in threw xvudkn, tipii V" the groat celery crop w
saitl "contain* over IHA.OOO Miuaru er district for the trying of/ perPA sill |>o
miieit, tiouble tiie arcu tif Great,
Thousand* fa r from N'■w ) ork was fined frmn lot* to Hit) murk* and aim liu* cabled (hot s|m hopes lieing m arketed in Kanfonl ami to
tu attend tho uin-ning nigiit.
lit
Johnson gave a good description Ilritain, larger tlinn G e rm a n ',ji son* arrested by the federal au now know the coloratura soprano fur disorder!) conduct.
. k«n*h H,
thorities in this vicinity.
A jealous wife, h ir burband n hi* application for the w rit, Mr thv tie xv, tourist hotel th a t boa been
*through of his assailant, and said the first nearly as largo a* France and in
m ire width carried Marion Talley
inrludul the minute* u opanatl.
to the high ideal* lluyes
.....................
...............................
from u church choir in Karinas City mtiliitwr, ,oblivious
d o’clock warning ho had was the stin g of which there are front >
"I believe this period furnishes
r»« to 7o mil
pnifessed
by
the
cult,
notified
L
a
d
y
C
athenrt'* tedlntony before
the bullets. Police Inspector Dan- lion acre* of undeveloped land.
ti, sturdom in the Metropolitan
the greatest opportunity th a t S an
tho
police.
A
mid
fulivwed
whiln
nil
im
m
igration
board
of
inquiry,
huuni of Omaha, said lie will In*
j Opera House. •
ford has had in years to advertise
rfsn tlic convinced the sam e one shot J o h n -1 Possible Route* Are Adyamul
the men and women were ringing ; The miiiutes say:
Making her debut on the radio ami danriok' in tiie moonlight on
with ion who shot the OmahtV. victims ♦ -*Muanwhlle person* fam iliar " i111
* • tho only im llirrctinn sho itself favorably, , Daniel 11. Mc
m»
•
I last night. Mis* Talley concluded the shores of I-ui;e Ts*$r. liielr bad eonunikted * * * wns with the F arland, in churgv of the ndvv.
pet - and that the man was attem p tin g llie whole railway network o: the _ _ _ . . . .
hr.
sou thee stern stutes ure advancing
w U h^H om eSw aet Home" e.iierisl- elotlie* hanging on neuthy busheii. Karl of Craven with whuni riic hail Using campaign said th is m orning.
temiU’*’'1~ ifl
“ freight tra in a t the t possible route* of the Saboard can
|yi for the U'lieflt of friend* and The "friend*” protested ugainst tho in tim ate relations * • * in South "In tere st in the sta te la rapidly be
rrul,“- time of the shooting.
ing directed to a g ric u ltu ra l p u r
! n-lutive* f t home. Manx' pcruon* fudu interruption, hut th e blushing A frica and F rance”.
j utilixn, many of which goitlemplale
’t circus
Funerul service* for Harry L. ; at loud speaker* in the m ain street
suit*,
amt those com m unities w ith
the possibility of line* already e
J*
up
policeman look their name* and
Replying to critic* nf the D ep art
TAMPAN IS M U U im itK I)
*m wiiicli
tablished and operating. One «' Wulsii. well known local nrmime found In the song « particular a p ordered them to appear In 'court. m ent of Labor, W. W. Husband, un ag ricu ltu ral development al
man who dud in the Rivcrsldo peal. symbolising the rise of an
poPilblo
mivmuctl
nnuitionully
Only one of 2l> arrestin g officers second assU tunt secretary .of labor, rCaily settled will, in tny opinion,
TAMPA, Feh. 20.—f/P)—T . S. the
Maugcait
ccrns the ronnection between n c Hospital at Jpckimnvllle Ihurwlay American girl to a place In the testified for the league. Ho ex ha* disc Io*ed th a t 261 persons have hold Uiw center of atten tio n for
*•- --------' ‘ dam
dominated for many plained (lint tho organlm tion
wereheld operatic world
*ex real years to come.
>n«r. The Milliiiiiieoii. db, salesm an for a western gateway a t Montgomery, following un operation,
* - ought "to develop and *i re-nit heft been deported for moral tornitudo,
«r*AH Souls Catholic fhurch at »• yt.uri( b>. f„r l ign ntars.
*
"I wish th a t 23.000 people who *
"Mitt Trio loeal lumber company, and a deputy Alu nnd Florida points.
men outnum bering women In the
game
watden,
wua
found
dead
be
nre visiting in Flurida eould^sae
Mitinn
This could la! effected by lea»- o’clock this morning. Tho '
,,crhM
_____ ______
pg „„nn of her radio nudi- thv noblest traits in mankind.”
ra
tio
of
threw
to
one.
hi* automolqlo in » lonsh’ ing the track* of thu Georgia, was crowded and a profusion of
the celery fields during Urn P«$t
ri hy such side
cnee wtu* more touched than her
spot n ‘ nr ‘hero early
' '
tmlay. He Florida and Alabama. « line con floral offerings filled the chancel 80-year-old grandfather. Gustav
wdoks, fo r every ona would b«
"Slivers" had been
The trouble with knowing loo
W ouldn't it be (Inc if a woman few
hhnt
t>c-liifi,|
tint
rigid
necting with the Morriuonrery-im- and th* entire section
llrBun.
„ „ proudest
...................
Hraun. 'T, m the
man in much i» you have so many more about Iter liounew afk could look sold on Sanford. It I* tho finest
Mickey
oiioiml rnJi j ' ”
there was a deep gush in vannnh branch o f * 1"’ hTnixm d, the sanctuary. .Solemn h gh «na»* A
irjl „ ,|P muU1 M |,o wiped Hie thing* about which you probably like those |n tho s o a p ’ adrertiVe- sig h t in tho stale." Mr. M cFarland
throat, i'oliro advanced the and extending to T allobjw jc ^
t*ken cure
on« of the highest c r" V 'X i l , - 1
from his eyes,
un* mutnken.
p tenta?
!«l.
the church, was sung, oud tne tm
|sna hi, c„n- tluorv thnt he had liecn killed by
(Continued On I'uRC Two.)
—
m
Two year* a fte r the ttf-year-old
robbers.
presalvo service was led by tt*». dau g h ter of a telegraph operator
Fathur Clasliy, aaslstiri by b ether
‘fire 1* *q),|
made her debut nt Ute Metro poll*
William Humphry'.
,
t(> make
Ian ah« sang four song* at
Pail
bearers
were;
Paul
Mona
Aeolin Hall, which were brondeast
l*he year for
bun C L. B ritt. Edward Hlg**n*. from
John Maurer. J r Arm and Maurer, frot seven station*. Never before
Henry McDonald, f rank H U pat t has
______
-4)1
Waiter M. Cllue^and
Cline and It. L.
U Park!
Park. Kiwani* Club, in an interview with
rick
P p ro ra tin g H«* Chattanooga Au* tim
..................,
GREENVILLE, 8. C., Feb. *U.
FH’AYUNK. Mis*., F eb. 20.—(A') miles from the niece where lh« ber* of
a representative of Tho Herald to
Knight* 0(
of Columbus, lion »o quickly.
jmobiia Club aurn
tomobiio
m in Sanford toto
Snirit* a i „u organ!ration
—
Russel l Hamby, 23, Kvel
ation in which Mr.
Sheriff* of scvcrnl counties xvho I’o d io wvru
day
stated
that
"Whatever
oar
day on a "good-will" tour, yhlch
Frnith. I i , and Earol Kmilh,
Walsh was prom inent Interment
Umr SmHh. •>'
Monday 'W w i l n W the slaying of- two tv
people
may
think
about
thy
land
ja t<> include prnclicaljy every city
learned that an unidentified was*h#ld at the Catholic eemeU-ry.
were burned to death, and several
I tdcral Departm ent o f Agriculof importance In thd state. They boom in Florida, w* are advising o th er person* more or less serf
white
mun
purrhssetl
“I"1
Mr.
Walsh
came
to
Sanford
sevholiiiuy, 1?** employee* hero S aturday be food in McNeil ecveral noure aftwill present a short entertainment them to refrain from knocking ly burned in a fire which t
loved today thnt th e propetra►dosed nil
,
tonight
at 7;30 o'clock at, the Hotel your state. We realise that no two out In the second atory of tbe
e r tho Picayune men ure thought cn , —- WASHINGTON. Ffb. 2 0 . - 0 ’) was
'5®
the crime would soon be
the
last
v««r.
bc
of an
Forrest
loxkc in which will be fe a states of the union have such a donee o f Mrs. C. I. 8m lth. n t It.— . a
They based th is opirion t0 TMlre man S ' riding in the from U d health, and was forced Although U t'eo n d itk in was Mp®"* tured niox'ing picture* of th* moun community interest a t have Flor unison and Buncombe K irc e b .f"
,ivV> and
to undergo several serious opera- ed g re a tly ’ improved. President
ida and Trnnoseee. F lorist! has
f^at a description of
between m!
t early today.
Coolidge again cancelled eOgag«- tain district of east Tennessee and climatic end agricultural advan
stolen
truck.
He
i*
beiic\
,
‘!
*!!,,,%
"•urning. wid,.m V'" A fuK'Hves
had been
of
the
city
of
Chattanooga.
veiyn and Karol fc'mith. <
V a T the time of h i. death Mr. incuts for today and renialncd »n
wuic-iy circulated. ,
,
tages
which
nothing
ran
U
k*
away.
Two thousand fre t of flint views
children o f Mrs. Hmlth.
WsUh
was
sale*
m
anager
of
the
his
room
nursing
tbe
cold
which
he
T
m
<
slate
will
continue
to
grow
Hail, po>t- ,
residents of this vicinity
of the mountain d istricts will be
sister, M argaret, 17. w«i
has been suffering.
faster In w ealth and population in a sleeping porch,
shown
... . on o specie
lelly coneti
ei*K*l,Ulo lg ill*I»«ct th e »»»t about S 5 « UtiS?*SoSSt the^ h u u U j. having become associated with
I t was reiterated at the White screen and a bU ckfare a f t, ia which than the present generation can re- leaped from a second
‘I althougn t m . k . j , * fn,m Picnyntte where
J m , company upon iU formation House th a t
the President vres Mr. Park will fe atu re a negro ser n liu .* ,
tW jH ntaat jYm„bodk>* . ol W illiam lla k o tn s s ,
dow and escaped with
xT SSkc
tak in g e x tra precaution
• that
"We of Tenneaoeu lielieve (h at barn s, Hhe wa* taken to
liemLta ttn^ Jo*,n Anderson Mr‘ CM r ' n f f l S ^ s u r v i v e d by hi* he. would be able to *ddre** lhc mon. will be on th e p ro g ra m .’
7*ouri>t it tjcmore! were found by friend* FriTne commercial in terests of Ten *omo day Florida will r«alito th a t
The Jbodks of th<
D epartm ent of Superintendents of nessee are engaged in a campaign x*u have tho n earest and most logi pita!.
'.Ul»t» ami buck*hmhe boUlp*« Picrcad with
two childrxm w ere fouml
the N ational W ucatloh Aisoco* to sell their sta te to Floridan* as cal m ountain resorU to which they sleeping
Itke* tor *l «'>aith Tt,rt,^ d about 15 yArd*
tUm here Monday nixM *nd |h a | a sunum rinj
ice and many thou* can oome for a sum m er uf play,
Ham
lurn»j m
pockets v»»c They hed been deUGeJ uy
it was chiefly for this nraooo lh*t sands
Public
Washington
Tnfli nd vantage* of both sU toa a m
mrt
being
epenl
In
r*.
out ftnd Mfngee's Bureau of
he was rem aining awgy from hi* an effo rt ,
tS stop
■
ic
. t th e people from
fret
removed from t l s
debate* Independent o f
l* * '
re!
this
state
to
th*
mouriUina
during
She rovages o f the *we«. potato
House
Late yesterday he
the summer nt
bill- _
“nd «nd % r
in which Mln»ee - e v i l
bhis
i a ddesk
r e k fo
u " pCilnv,
' xxhn
forr the firs t time
Hm* l« , f ’ | Mr.
. " S I C Und flees bin.
»rit Licajttne A native ° { J 3t“I^ reA t rittifaAro.
!lh« r dooM Timr=d JC 'Cmor*
founa i ' ° n * hu“ tin g trip was
j y , ..U I W « « > » « > w m “
and deserted U it
■*,rht ln H attiesburg.
Mbs*. 6°
New Ponzi”
Warfield Opposed To
Continental Systems
Tax Cut Is 50 Million
Over Mellon Estimate
$
Commerce Body Will
Combine Drives For
Advertising, Legion
And Regatta Funds
Civic Dinner To
'
Be Held Tuesday
McFarland’s Unique
Plan Would Stress
Solidity Of Section
FULL PR O B E OF TOWN SAVED AS r S M
'EY WEST RAID) BURNED
TO RE CONDUCTED! CHECKS /BIG FIRE;
1'- 1- "
OMAHA GUNMAN
ADDS ANOTHER TO
LIST OF
L
CLOSE STUDY OF
CATHCART C A S E
at jy,ooo,t)oo.
jFor Dancing1In Nude
Thousands Of People
Hear Voice Of Marion
Talley Over The Radio
irch 8
Funeral
Services
For H arry L. Walsh
Held 1 his M orning
Three Are
Tennessee Men ToTStage Advertising
To Death In B
Stunt A t Hotel Forrest Lake Tonight At Greenville, S. _
Slayers Of 2 Young Mississippi Farm
Agents Sought By County Officers
Nain
CoolidgcTsI mproved,
But He Stays At Horae
w.'trJSTJtfrtw
! S r f ,nJ i S r * . ’?a
News
ESC
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Y O UR CITY IS GROWING.
THIS IS
O P P O R T U N IT ^ T O INVEST WHERE
V ALUES A R E INCREASING
Original Purchasers Make the Greatest Profit
Free Gifts
115 Magnolia Ave
CHAS. C. WHEELER
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
: ™
F o u r te e n I ’a ttc s T o d a y
600 Escape Ohio Mine Rlast
'
«INERS
ToExecute Guilty Mexican
-o
V «T
L
INDIANAFIELD
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
Peleet And Wife
Vice Dens Arc Still
Wide Open Tt» Publicj
Mk
14 Are Taken Fro
Jap Vessel
ifift
v..
p-
‘
j
O
Union Nynijmthiacrs
Nol Present For Rcpluied
. HenionslrationAKiUnstNonUnion Men At Evansville
O ilbanker
COMMERCE BODY Standard
Rescues Med ThiiTBday; Rest Ot Crew
HEARSPLANSFOR j Mayr
Have Perished
PUBLICITY DRIVEMen fifed No Food
Reports Of Caravan
Are Still Unverified
S lr n n jc S uicide P art -Of \
M em bers O f P clecl Family
R eveals V eritab le Hellhole
— :—
T w e n ty A re H u rt In F lu s h
M ayor F o frw l L ake U r^ cs
nri i ‘f f
the first of a n.-rics «f
E a rly T h is W eek Hot w een
A tle n d iin c o A t D in n e r A t
article*! by Russell J. Ulrdwcll.
N ew H o te l F a ile d T o O pen
B
y
n
ttm
th
lz
e
ra
Anil
M
iners
Mprcial writer for NKA Service
T1 . , . . r, , „ .......................
, .
,
, New Advertising UroKram
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)
at Ti«i .mans,
.limns, the Mxicim
' " T > ’m,Aklllpd
wert: . a discussion
of the proposed
Mxrmi border* r IS ,K'e t,*iuv
,,nahlf L1*’ Z l T t ? - " " f
eamnnien
deslmeil adhv
Amrnnm
yj |s vcr fy rc,u’? !'
»•» HUtpmrthlle injured b> II eon) dut<t exploder) -but (10(1 men in thu mine .scaped ,
town where two A
nrrn
wore so
«* mistreated hist t'n . and
.‘,’f T " ”
raStfslm T «'nC
lU:!' T
l'tn;,".RK1 ' °n H
f Com picreetn
lu.i- ) tk« vBn»fc*r
the oewnmunlty
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.
tr
\
.ecand
.
u7
7
|
southwestern
Indiana
coal
field
to
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t‘x|H*ntkti
for
ntw«T»m«
togeth
'n i l ™
' '
■ " U,]' Participate in u demonstrntioo
low toinorrmv.
w wT
j_ w *
WWW
1 \ VVT um*
publicity fcaagainst non-union miners.
It) Ht SSRI.I. S t UMinWpl.i
Authorities said they had r e - j
1 Setyinule firill.
TIA JUANA, etc* I , . ‘jo - l'ortp ftoni all points along tlio ‘
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
tv dlnnor a t the Hotel Forrest
And over in
theeo a I- e fnr' , ' Vork- ,wu* ^slimed th is 1
■Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock,
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
ssliv -of every representative
yard-m erciful rtftSugvJc-ri. rh - W‘cn 8Ceklnir tl» ckm‘,
~~~~
---------. - ± _ -------------------------------en'Tsoing present, and In a
tlnm.
**
Police who were on duty today
AppM'\intale*e 2T»0 visitors ill ] and grey heads tind bobbed heads 1brief ta|J( spoke of the mMiy ml| Four irpdi mm,nos of m l .
w*-'re unable to snv where the revantages tlittt would eome to lids
ort ,""1
hud ‘'"
come
! there. Ueimutli them si.e)., Tin ',"rl
,no from early thi.-r : Snnfunl intended the UhinUhci uF inlxeti in gay confusion.
In the first intermissimi, Soc section un the result of the con
| 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
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
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
devil',* latest party re,t there ” *tiri' IT.
*
s-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
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
druirped mol dtVpoilod by Tin motor, 'e si out.
('apt. Hnrrv.Ftwc. <n charge of liynul iirognnn. with the active ptvsent to discard all formality made In obtnlnhflr the right-nCilunmi's chief of polo., /eiinido
asMstmice of the Chamber of Hornml to a* so,date as "one big. happy I \,.,v flir the new state rond numami u gang of his Tin Juana the Fvanslon police, said the | mene.
,
( family" for the increased cnjoV- tier three and cspressyil tho oplnscout
had
naa'ived
authentic
.in
friends. Then, In escape the ahem
lly o'clock the Imll was pack- incut of tlo recreutioiml advan imi Hint aetnal npurntlnns wnuld
; 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 at an
| 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 early tlato. He stntfd that thn
time
ago
(
an
h
Ml
miles
frojn
^nifde sioeide pact <-,ei known
had In m bipkon ami the first few present In mime one of (heir punt- •eetion of the highway lying
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
Tile police lime Fam ed that Hu- mule* tin lofltlcipe of (lie "Semi- f*. VV. Ilrowu, Hostmi, Mnsa., wns oned to !I2 feet, tin* state highway
] are no wre.iilts nf mntirntiig.
union avpipat hirers made nivangi 'Hole
I'be Old Stnrj
Sj neopatorj," pclillisivo elertwl to inriii the nucleus of the department paying for 18 f*et,
j SeiluciiM* music pours out into mints to la- foiiiisl across the W a too b . ipi,re begun toTollow dntll organtuitimi. Slip- of paper won* and pm|*ertv owners bearing ttie
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
’ tlio dens, salinn * and cabarets;' ’ be ferryman had compleUo! id
r:
eor.1 *if laying eurbs uml gutterk.
thon.inridv of dnlliu-a exchange regular tfheilule fur the night.
m i * u a i i t i n t i I i n is n m » ,
.- s a m u - ir a
On the inotlnn of Joe Chitten
G. Vv. Brown Elected Head u'ZiZ$ 1 % Z
OfTouristClubAtDanceAt uiiriT K SSfJf: Sana?
City Haft Thursday Night\*&
s«n
For Twenty Days
Story. Oi* Suffer!rtgr Is
* letured tn Brief
Dispatch To Frisco
S A N F R A N C IS C O . Ffeb. ID
(yD— W Ith food a n d w n te r
ifonc. a f t e r d r if ti n g m o m
th n n a m o n th a f t e r n » to rm
h u d rctidtfrcd t h e i r vetmel
■<»f $** «*?*«*
o f .th o crciv o f th e Japa^on*
u tv n m c r D ainhin' M a m w e re
re sc u e d in m ld -lrn c if it Thttrtvd a y by th e S tp m la rd OIW ^ow—
piny tankbr Java Arrow.
The other 10 of the crew who
loft the thdihln Main In lifchoala
are belluvetl to have |H-rlshu*L .
The Japanese ship.w ith it*.fuel
exhausted ami its cargo Jettisoned,
was sighted by the Java Arrowop its way from Yokohama tu
San Francisco yesterday a fte r
noon.
A
Her crew including the captain,
mutes and cnglnor* had been with
out w ater Tor flvs day a and with
out food except rata and thu ship'*
crtl. for 'JO dttys.
tvo'nl of thp resale wan retlayed
early
to tlm Assm iatrif I*nrBii
'
ly today \h
by the DoHar'Linerr 1*rwsldent Wil
son, a.ooo mile* from lids |mrtThe Dulsbin Mnru left Yoko
hama Jap. 17 for Mororah, on thn
inlsiul of Hokkaido, in .Ihe north
hand, imurlj in the gambling nntM|mtimi ..f nny mtunlinn th
| j[
A
VVH 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 toniimnt may arise. \ ntideibaugh county »|( \ I
4J l i a l L " l X T, 5 2 jJ i k U i l L / l V i ' l J j
(s 1 a L* O
mtt Ira. Thonms f ’eteel, win* |1;ij|>;
c.l Mr. Williams. K. A. Douglass
(.'aught hv u storm offCKhiriya,
Iheir two .diiiighleis eoinmit ,M nJ,. u]|,.ys ,,f nameless women, official* ami several slat- 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 ..mlei
tipi.ed Ameru
an ci.d have I'C
ir» tiinryu
*....
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 nt Tiu Juana,.
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-family 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
hr-;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 A ppninfcp o f M a rlin 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
W ill Ite -F o n d id a li1 In J a n e
tic
goi.ig rm usual •*» this mu*' lowed ene man was ecrioiufy stabF o r C om pletion O f L o u r
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
Y ear T c.'tn O n Th® H ench
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.”
P"” " ''1 D ’ Ursdav »ft-r i raitirally
*»„. North Amerienn coniinciit.
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
the funeral rite* if city hml received from the Tninpo uiblisssrd to I ho Assiwlnlrd I'res*
•ltd I complet'd -for
miner- ..from
lo in i.* in.,i, «i,.,,
i w.'t.o 1
„’I the
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**«
Hu vacancy. caused. ,by the H a m -' -L- -Walsli,
those mming 'x,.
into iniimnaj
, f1i'I
dentb of S. hollo MuiiP'H, minounc- eltiion w ho died in n Jacksonville j ;.7 (;h7;;7,
* rift -raff of' all larei; murdmeia but n was led substantial
"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
of wide extent and m ark'd In- rontrapliors.
Dens Are -Still t>0'"
High School took f u s t prise in th e *'f a reg il.trly ele c te d 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 nlodge 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
won by lliigii Slliert of Orlando, office of CoURtp Judge, Judge years ami wus nt
ndant* failed to show up tutd
corners
...
, ,
,
Thv
sloi
m
",
it
says,
will
move
III
me
um
"!„»'*>
cjtthroncTw
|)Fos«nt
and
futon*
pros(inmAnd nn alibied path has ' 1 , nml second place went to u Sanford Sharon occupied the poet of mu Luith sale, manager for the Flor
elf bond# were ordered estreated.
rauid^y m ntheastw ard and will be
pei
lly
were
driwmlrnt
prlniarlly
paved for the attackers of Ameri high school boy, Clyde Russell
R. R. Eld ridge estreated a |&
ll h ipal judge of the City of San ida Vegetable Corporation. He upon its agricultural derclopm tpt.
followed
by
much
colder
weather
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
Sell 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
the South Carolina coast.
sentenced to
u V* r ‘
yt'?L ’V r, Y*
I
T & g * f f t
Price nlmig
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 ‘ Gwrg* draw t5 fttm for par)^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
A meeting will U* held Saturday which was h o p ed ,to reatlro his
night in the director’s loom nf the health.
OMAHA. Neb., Kcb. 10,—t**)— citunent throughout Omaha
.
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 0 .5 0
was aUestad by score* M
-------#1 i# pose of discussing th« pnsftbllo Xblow, his father, Janies Walsh,
shells left bv tho "phanton rille- 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.
iA I—Charged
—*- “time- *the
»— i»«iilar
clectmn
of numilng by Mayor Forrest Luke,
Dr. Reatre t1, body w*e foufuL
to o 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
£
A short lint* to A tlanta and ' jlO.ML R. H„„
n in ir year will be held and plans ncss men fit Hanford and Osteen,
office. 17*0 door was
m
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|
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
8.L 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 wm im o
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 s T A knowp with- time, according to WlisbC in te r 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
o f 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
\FJ
I
i
:i,ooo
?i!SF5L ELECT ION. FOR II. L. WALSH
„ M COUNTY ,UIDGRiTO BE HELD HEBE!
IHCAVY FR O ST IS
PREDICTED FO R
-TATE TO NIG H T
Sanford Student Is
Given First Prize
'«In Literary Contest
Liffht Docket GreetB
.1udtfe White tViday;
a
\
........ «♦-
*™"a fisssy r,r.
_
May Organize Bank
For City Of Osteen
At Meet Saturday
in« Pv»ft« * r* ~ *”
co A X«P.ans,on ^ r° g ram
6*57 Mi os Of N/m;
nu^- bring
•"“•‘SS8’
Murder Of 2 Brought r
Negro In Louisiana A
Elect O fficers
MnnHav Niirht
Next Monday
u
One Killed, Another
Hurt In Train Wreck
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S ^ ittfisw rsfe
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B
h e fe fe a s an a
FttteJSc
“Phantom Rifleman” Kills 2 Persons;
Omaha Police Baffled By Activith
w ig if e r S ESS'Sja b =
�g e t Wo
Noon 8lock List
Allied Chem. & Uyo ........
Am erican Can ......... .......... .
Am erican S m elt & Refg.
American T & T
Am erican Woolen -----.......
Baldwin locom otive ........
Davison Chemical .......
Fam ous Play-Lnsky
General Electric .................
N orthern & Pacific ..........
Pennsylvania .....................
Reading ...............................
S. A. L. ..... ...............:..........
Southern Railway ..............
Studcbaker .........................
Tobacco Product* ..............
U. S. Rubber ........ ..........~
U. S. Steel
TnE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 19. jjg!L
Afttin M. Bothamloy to A. R. | j o0o
Key, p art of lot 8, block 11, tie r 1 1 ,
L
consideration
--------*7 dim
$7,000.
f/RrWilliam Buthamloy to W . H.
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
10,BINGHAM, Utah, Feb. 19.—(/D i
ComWiirht,
Jands In section 2, tQtvgiblp
—•The Bap Gulch avalanche has- TTie Interstate Coinmdrcc
lBt
11
20;
consideration
$2,500,
taken a toll of 3D deaths and be- mission today an
r rate
DoFoiest Sanford Realty Comtwvcn 16 and 20 bodies aro bellev- [had reported a fine
ed to be embedded in the tons and
02
pany to Edward Higgins, lots 174
making purposes rtons of snow yet to bo searched.
Georgia, South, , 75 CryKta] Lnko club; cotu:jtl. trick , lands In' section * j° tZ ^
Rescue workers hope to com the property
20; consideration A
'
*
-»of
i- the
n.. (hay Company. erat|o|; *2,500
plete thoir search of the debris by
p
Lund
Copipuny
t
o
'
^
.
G.
Keeler
to
Alva
Gtx,L, ,
'**‘1 n7t *^une j ’ Lake Jessuj
nightfall but many bodies may not
in Block A, Crystal I’arkTU
to the mam Ej wanj HjKR,Ins. lots 174 and 175
be brought out until the spring
ipany, the con.; Crvst|l,, Lnke CIub ; consideration BWerot.on $500.
thnw late lh April, they snld. Four
Clarence Bunnell to V 1 a »•
u.-ivof property #2 500.
bodies were recovered yesterdny.
..j
T
ract
"O.M cNeil’s Orange Vj|m
Twelve injured persons are rest
'v X 'l l ' a t ' ^ nkL‘ Jt’9su,‘ Lnnd
to
cs, Company
0- 'lots
in consideration $500.
llta'
•.
T
u
Lawrence
O.
Slurgr
*
*ing easily in the local hospital.
Hutchinson to Hcnlty Tru.,
cml.-j from Ma* Wcgt Wildemcrc sulbd’ivision; con-1
. i Company, lands in Cameron JL2?
to Jacksonville „jdcra t|on $2,500.
OIL MAGNATE DIES
.
Vision and Sanford Celerv ruh*'
. i Bodwell Realty •Company
to
* • « «»_.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.—..<$*)—
John Scnlry. Galveston, Tex., bank
er, chnlrmnn of the board of di
,n
K~
md Wightk Inc., lot 10". CryattU,*’ ,
................
rectors of the Magnolia Petroleum ;
J. W. Foster to Elijah L
.nkes
subdivision;
consideration
C.. died in Paris yesterday, a priv
acres in section 5, township ;
ate cable received here today said.
price stated.
Edward Higgins to Smith,
- New York’s new Mayor ir nam
ginB imd Wight, Inc., lots U
ed J. Walker, but bo does not
and 175, Crystal Lake subdiv
sccpt to bo one.—Chicago Evening
no consideration stated,
Post.
. . .
Smith, Higgins and Wight
Real Estate Convey,
to Jean Walsh, lots 173.17
J. Fleischer to Magnolii
part of lot 13, St. Jose]
Monroe Terrace; con
$12000.
Anna M. Hotlntinry to
Lake, part of lots H mil !*
tier
Trafford's map; i
tion $H,000.
G. S. And F. Property i
Death Toll In Utah
-A valanche Is Now 39 Valued At 10 Million Tnifford’*
TRAGEDY AMUSES
T IA J U A N A AS
VICE IS REVEALED
.185
.880
188*
.149
. 81*
110Vi
••41%
118%
381
72
52
80%
48%
114%
44%
105
80%
129%
JACKSONVILE, Fla., Feb. II).—
(/D-Conditions and quotations p r e
vailing -on- the Jacksonville m arket
today ns reported by the Florida
S ta te M arketing Bureau: , <*
Supplies of all miscellaneous
vegetables very light; demand
good; movement very light; ninrket
stro n g for good stock.
Brims, green, ham pers, no su p
plies, demand good.
Cabbage 1 % bushel hampers,
new stock 2.50(g) 3.00.
Celery, Florida 10-inch crates,
4a and 0a, $1.50(g)5.50.
Cukes, bushel erntes, pructicully
B i- W no supplies.
Egg plant, standard erntes,
|
fancy, practically no supplies.
Poas, English, % bushel humpa f *‘e rs, $4JS0@6.00.
Peppers, standard crates, green,
B *\
fancy, practically no supplies.
>
Squash, alandim l crates, yellow,
EFjL fancy, prnctleally no supplies.
'•: t *; • ’ * Squash, stundnrd c rates, whites,
ki
no supplies.
Sw eet Potatoes, per cwt. 2.50(g»
9
3.00.
Tom atoes, sixes, F lorida's fancy,
count and stock, $5.00(/1')DJ.O.
F -c F
Toinatoea, sixes, F lo rid a ’s choice
fv'jS. count and.stock, $3.50@4.GO.
j.-.'*j ■ . O ranges, boxes, choice count ami
r ■;
atock, $4.00@4.00.
.jf-A
O ranges, boxes, fancy count and
(Continued from Page One)
tackera who took drugged girls for
them selves a fte r Chief Llanos and
Am ador had discarded them in the
hotel* nhovld be executed “to appVnsc the unkind drtmir.n of me
tin !te d ,S ta te s.” It is ghnrrudy be
lieved th a t Amador, ‘Svho isn’t im
p o rtan t anyw ay,” ns they any, will
ba shot.
,
An American Sailor
Around the corner from the Ho
tel N ational is Tin Ju an a’s jail—
a dark, filthy hole, hardly fit foi*
beasts.
In it a young American sailor
has Inin for six long months, slow
ly changing from a husky upstanding young trnnian into n pale vic
tim of tuborculosis.
.
,
lie run afoul of some human
hnrpics in the unspeakable under
world of this border hell, nnd he
hns been sent to n cell th a t inny be
his tomb unless he is soon freed
by action from outside.
He is—hut wo shall tell about
him tomorrow.'
Copyright, 1920 NBA Service; Inc.
Fire Slayer
TOMORROW—The Herald *111
tell the s to ry of Elmo Kaye Gor
don, the American sailor who was
'Trained" by Tin Junna'a birds of
prey.
C. W. BROWN IS
E L E C T E D HEAD
OF TOURIST CLUB
(Continued from Pago One)
panned around and tho names nnd
nddrennes of all present Wore re
corded nnd it was announced th a t
an organization m eeting would In1
cnllid a t an early date.
Mi. Brown in a brief uddmm,
expressed bln' appreciation of the
honor conferred upon him, mid
nuked that all tramiienln slopping
in the city co-operate with him in |
TOKIO.
---- IlC -i/Pi -Thorn
hin attem pt to form an association
th a t would result '■iieiicficiiilly for arc 1,500,l)Ul) Ucri-BorF Muffi-rors.
in Japan, it i* estimuted hy hculth
concerned.”
count . ..a allDuring
the intermission refresh authorities nnd tho disease Is in
According to kU‘ l O r i|« ( tu l? H o ° c « . fancy ....... I ments were served, and later danc creasing-yearly.
tisties, Beri-beri had caused 2(1,ing
was
continued
till
12
o’clock.
and stock 3.50(S>4-00.
Many of the city’s younger set At- 700 deaths in 1023. There wen*
t tended, and at* tile close of tin about 10,000 deaths in 1010.
Beri-beri is disease of rice eating
[evening the hall was filled alm ost
]to capacity,
Blue silk rlhhoux people, experts asserting that tho
of certain vilumincs in pol
Shipping point information for with “Sanford’s G uest” stumped absence
upon them were given out at the , ished rice is responsible,
|v
T hursday, February 18.
Sanford, Fla.: Light rain during door. No admission was charged, i
Plans went off without a hitch, i
*
afternoon, mined again during
were loud in
;
night. W armer. Good wire in- nnd tho visitors
’
qulry. Domnnd active. M arket thoir praise of the program lire- ,
firm . Carloads f.u.b. usual term s pared hy Hodgson Hall ami Fred >
** nnd f.o.b. aish truck, 10-inch crates l/ong, heads of speeiaily appoint
hAN ANTONIO. Tex.. Feb. l'J.
in tho rough 3-0 doz. Golden Self - 1ed nuh-comniltteos of tho Tourist
(A*)—The third of eight Mexi
'
blanching uml Special, mostly fa ir nnd Entertainm ent Committee of can |iolith-al
refugees indicted
tho
Chamber
of
(Yimmcrce,
ly well blanched $3.75 to , $1.25,
yesterday by a federal grand jury
m ostly $4.00 to $4.25, few fancy,
was arrested this morning when
■lightly higher.
Gen. Lorenzo Nieto was taken In
Totnl cnrlnt shipm ents from Suuto custody as he entered the U n
'IV' ford district this season to date,
ited States.
i:
590. Total cnrlot shl|imonis from
lie pleaded not, guilty to the
-r j* Sanford district lust season tn
) charge of violating the neutrality
kB
aamo dale, 1,238.' Total curlot, shlplaws hy plotting nil expedition in
fC, menU from Sanford d istrict two
to Mexico and was taken tp tho
-V- y ears ago same date, 1,434. Total
WASHINGTON, Feb. 111.—(/!*» - county jail in default of $‘J,.r>nu
cnrlot shipm ents from Florida last Despite a serious breach over the bond.
i ,-CiJ season, 7,053.
inheritance tax which resulted in ,
T od ay’s O uotatlons
(Prices on Golden Solf-bhinehing a tem porary withdrawal of House
+
varieties in 4he rough unless other- delegates yesterday an early agree [
;;*,
wlso noted).
•
m eat between House and Senate on ,
oF?
N ow Y’o rk ; 45 degrees. Foggy.
:'k - 6 Florida arrived; supplies good the tax reduction hill was in pros
s tock lir h t. Demand nmderute for pect today.
good > tock, m arket firm for good
Demanding restoration of the in
stock. Florida 10-inch crates, 4-fl heritance levy which was apnroved
do*, best $0.00 to $0.50, poorer, hy the Mouse hut stricken out bj
'green $3.50 to $4.50.
tnqSenale, the House conferees met
W ashington: 47 degrees, ruining. determ ined opposition nnd when an
1 Florida arrived. 2 broken cars impasse devclo|H-d, they walked
W u1 on track. .Supplies light. Demand j out. Differences were sufficiently
good, m arket strong. Florida, 10- readjusted within uu hour, however,
tii
Inch crates, 4-0 doz. $0.60.
to perm it continuance of the c u n -;
Bnltlm orc: 44 degrees. 2 Florida fcroucc although no decision -was
]f|.r - arrived; 3 ears on track. Closing readied before night ns to the filial
r
Thursday. Supplies light, demand statu s of tho tux.
V
tnoderiyto, m arket firm. Florida.
It rem ained the main slumiiling
10-liicn c rates, b e st ull sizes, m o st-1block Unlay hut the fuel th a t tli-*
JFy
ly $5.60, |ioori'r, 3 <h>/. $1.50 to conference w h s resumed nfu-r the
breakup was taken ns mi indication
th at homo settlem ent was imiiil- *
neat.
i Restoration to the hill of taxes
W ilin g $126,001),000 which tho Sen
ate rcpuuicd, also is demanded hy i
the House, but some compromise on
this looked for.
Final uction by the conferees,
now In th eir fifth day of work on
the iiill, is confidently expected by
leaders before tho end of the yveek.
in timn to perm it tin* hill tn be
come law hy tho middle of next
week.
WRITE OR WIKI'
You probably know Ihat Cod
Of all known drugs, creosote Is rec
Liver Oil is the greatest flesh lira- ognized 1)y high medical authorities ss
duett in the world.
| one of the grllioi healing sgencies for
Hem use it contains noire Vita- persistent coughs and colds and other
mines than any fond you ran get. forms of throat troubles. Creomulslon
♦ You’ll he glatl la knaw that Catl ■oat jins, in addition to creosote, other
, Liv e y Oil comes in sugar-coated healing elements which soothe and heal
| tablets now. mi if van really want the infected membranes and stop the
to mil ID or 2D pounds of real inhalum-aud-inflammatlon, while thF
, healthy flcKh an . poac—Unw-s mel creosote goes on to the stomach, is abfeel well and .strung ask the l ‘n virbed Into the blood, attacks the scat
inn Pharmacy or anv druggist f*e ol
the trouble and checks the growth
a Iki\ of McCovs Cat! Liver <*il
ol
the
germs.
Compound Tablets.
Creomulslon is guaranteed satisfac
Only till rents fur tin lalilet- and
if van don't gilin five |iauiid- in tory in the treatment of persistent
rmiplis and colds, bronchial asthma,
31) iliiv* vaur druggist i> autliari/
ed la hand van lank tin- man* -. bronchitis and other forms of respira
tory diseases, and is excellent for build*
you paid far them.
It isn't anything unusual f**i a ing up the system after colds or flu.
( imtmih la gain In pound- m '!U .Money refunded if any cough or cold is
i not relieved after taking according to
i days.
direction* Ask your druggist. Creo"Get MetYiv's, the anginal
muhion Company, Atlanta, Ga. (adv )
gemuiin- Cad l.ivei till Tablet"
B<;ri-Bcri SuffererN
Increasing In Japan
CELERY MARKET
Mexican Political
Refugee Arrested
Early Agreement
On Tax Cut Bill Is
Now In Prospect
Vincent Catania poured gasolinton Ids mother-in-law,.M m. Cecelia
Gennusn, 72, nnd set her on fire, he
confessed to Brooklyn authorities.
She died «» he told officers the
story.
Reduced to
For a Fine
ALL WOO!
Committee To Probe
Affairs Of Aluminum
Firm Submits Report
P
WASHINGTON, Feb. IP. i/l’i
—A fter full investigation, the De
partm ent of Justice has reaelo-il
tile conclusion that contempt pro
For unsightly skin
ceedings against the Aluminum
^
gl
erupUons.
rush
Company of America cannot hy
■
P
H
L
A
hlolehes
on
face,
uny possibility he successfully
((■■hy} neck, urius or.-body,
jDiaJntjiUiM-d, ... - —.- **
K V • / you do not have to
£^')i£puiifljaM ccincut whs mmh- in '
.J
wait for relief from
day by 'Ghnlrimin Cummins of the
/
fyv*^ tortu re or enibarS enate Judiciary Committee, in a i
riuam cnt.
declares
m inority report opposing the Sen
.
n noted skin speeiulute investigation ns to w hether the /
j Ibt.
Aimly a little
Aluminum Company in which Nee
J * •' Meiithu Sulphur and
rvtaryi Mellon in u large stockhold im pruveiiinil shown next day.
er, has violated federal court deBeeaiiso of ( Its germ destroying
r r e t s of 1P12.
properties, nothing has ever )**• n
Senator Cummins said tile de found lo lake the, place of this
partm ent was "in possession of nil sulphur preparation Tho luuineut
(lie information known or believed you apply it healing begin**. Only
to exist,-including not only every those who, have hit d unsightly
thing that was available to the skin troubles can know the de
Federal Trade (ViiiiiiilasioiCbut all light this M cnlho-Sulphur bring*.
of many items of iufuriuution not Even firey. itching
eczema is
»ubm odelt— IctTllO
dried right up.
subm itted to the con>uii«sioii."
Got u ja r of Bowles
Mriilho
Sulphur from any giaxl druggist.
Let u trial of Meiitlm-Sulphur
show whnt this means to you.
Send the coupon fur it. Clip it
SULPHUR CLEARS
SKIN RIGHT UP
Oiiu nf l ho largest Sub.1>ivisions iii Iho State ol
Horitln. IJuckutl liy a
gnmi) nf rm’ii whom you
cull look up through R.
ils U uii Co., 11radatreels.
iir your locnl Hunk.
If an luuicT, straighforwuril
proposition with wonderful
npijiieluntuios to IlIrraSM
your earning capacity will
interest you.
Write at once for furtliei
_ par lieu Iurn
Stolen Car Found
After 11 Months
An BUloniobilo belonging to R.
J , Reel, stolon 11 months ago, wai
vocovered tho firs t of tho week In
Uoinesvilk* by authorities of thut
city, who wore advised hy local
HUthoritiaa to bo on the lookout for
the machine. The thief was not
apprehended,'
Several hundred cards, bearing
the description of the car, were
raiaiJaaout by Sheriff O. M. Hand
following
the theft and offices of
X ----J A I I I --- --------------- ---- »______________ 1a ..
helps pay i li hill
A ml i h
lull vlmtihl I* *l,»plv n iL it
liesl lor hj'^UeaWav--'- «•••■>
inxutc tu.vieii.vl ih a i e.tn l
job .n .i low ti.raspert.it *
i oxl ».ni h, x.iv,«l in m u . i r e
iu.iliii.iU e.ixv ui h.uulk iii i
rcMlii iliii.ibibiv ,iml lie.-li i
jiie, nil ion vjtivi.1 l*v it till.
Thcfi* *uit> ais iiiMtli- t
MIhI to i oiii Iml 11 Idti 11
Mr* Knob uuiituni
kv|wtr.tit l> mill i»illniii|
ill t h (Iii* fiitim timhiti i
«Ukluili lalloict! Milt» i
tijpt n lu re
prici’k
di
tnueb
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ii Ini i.
I»urtunlt> t<* bi t *iii iii*.-*'
rorr«i*i fiiiiDkx i»11 u t f i
lull IK tf |)h t « Hint mat
pr*a»IV
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llU kfcUl t ins lit a iillil tiilii
i»f(lfUlHI [til II14> HIll'll
t n ill, t*i a lull sail
iSS.Tt. Ulanl. |,aal» |>
U s e ” A A QUALITY’
wunt the biggest unJ
you’ve ever raised.
" A A Q l/A L IT V " ft
oqualletl crop producing
used b y successful truck
the country.
Hack o f them is a com
« century of fertilizer mi
t-'nce, and the knowJed/
years o f scientific res«
M anufuctu.ca m
The Am erican Agi
Chem icalCom}
tVlill.-hnll 1 ' l i a r p i s o i •'*•
** Xlmllsgii A veilin'
N rw Vorh. N J .
I ••■pi NTS JJ
Mull m e H F r e e 5aniplt' nf Ilea*
iln i-S u lp liu r,
l i y m e Bldg„ Jacksoat
u r A g ric u ltu ra l SerriedJ
e your farming problem/
I W. F la g le r S t r o c l
M IA M I, F L O R ID A
j , c . JACKSON, Mgr
3 0 7 E . Second S t.
l- W h e e le r 's Crop B ulled'
JACKSONVILLE, FLA,
«»*» Street. Boston, Mas*-
�imffiZXil
J B M flln R m T
Become
'ith the H ousew ife
jeFs
'mjv
\ vj a
r n i rm
i A r . rm
m r ua
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JuR. MEM0Q.W l£ CitTTiljr,
itRCiRi t '
y
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n m m v .
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m u t« q i t f t Titi»M M SMITH.
. .
.
Complainant.
va.
AONM T. f.F.VVlS. If living. nml If
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t o v i c in iiu i trt itn* fiiU<*winir
•Irai-rlli* it lumln In tjrwln'ilfl town*
l>\ KlnrlO*. tff»wlu
,
tiip k W h »f iin? K iss;- J,sv*li,. h
ti. TnwrifVln t l A.
*1 5 r
nn*l. nil |>«rllr* rlalmlnie imprest*
In and In the jliov*- i lf t c f lW prnih‘Mv .' u hpthf r
known or un
known.
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If limit, nil |mnli>* rlalmlnie tiili'r•"»l* timl.-r Antim T. f.M'In. *1* nr-
*r‘RiWSTANC£, BN L^ S i
AYSOOATiMG NOUS; FIGURE \
>wvTrt A vkMWTuB *1 CAN.>
>
v£*VAN. RECALL HOUR.,.A
wash tubbs.J
until heated through and crumb#
•re brown.
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to o L B S .^ isjr
\
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itrr, anJ
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lilt Put
llrroating
itilo and
a,rr with
x biscuits
d for df*
f 1UA.TS A
\
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CAN l CeM£.M0££
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tU pr other* 1*^, li titul t o t h o f o l - 7 Witar
lowlnit ftovcrtiioit l.«mt» tn ffrmlhol* t CrnlM. 1
County. KlmiWh i>-Witj
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t>ormji!W.V'
Tho NWU of i Si* Nl'H or
' raWf; c i i t m Court, ftri
IIon 14, Towns ill* 21 8,. Jtiinn.
St E .
nolo Ooiinly,. riortlln.
Ilf A. if. Week*. P.
nml ■i; pnrtlfa
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oUiimlnu
lnt#>rr*>t«
In mid t>* ttii- at'ovr ilinefltivit pro
Stdlrllorf for CotnplalnnaV f
perty. whether* known nr unknown; t*li*kHi»ioi-^k lilrk ln m oj,
You' anu meh *,l ynu are hereby
t*rilen**p.|i» i.|*|,«ut to III- ntu.i* ontitip.t i-Mintf. on or before th* flr*t
Monday In Mitrrh. IS!*, u m f l***Ins n Itolw l*»v of UiU Court, nn<!
the fir n tiny of tin- muntt*. nj«t in
default *lirl«*«r. it * l r r r . pro roilfonno will M .ntrrrd n iitln il you
nml *»rh or yeti, nm) iat.| rnu**-
\ ALGRAIN
Meat Pie with Potato Crust
milk dMutati with
l< run trttrr
rhi
f'rpp'f
Uoko a white *auco of the but Ur.
■hr anil diluted milk. Combine tin
Ml, celery, and white »*uee, add
dsonluqe, and pour .into a eluillow
{ dleli. Spread potato over tlio
re. Hru»h eurfece of potato
egg yolk diluted with 1 .tbrp.
rated milk. Hake in a hot oven
Ullt! heated through and a delicate
brown.
Chow Mien
HORSE /
\F E E Q /
Thais the GOOD GOODS LINK ,
*,**‘flHH
irsc Foml.‘ Dnltymaiiljf r>e!i‘t h t Daiivv Fw>d, Snnshino
CCRTfMMVM.
A
1» PVcfl, Suushint* Kjfir Ma.il*. ——-t -hist ‘five tht’m
/ CAVtl Apput SUGGESTS
/ TvE. HENCE'. APPLE P it,
ua\f! wow w o u u
'lou RtWEWBtR
That win nam e /
IS W*.. AVPLfc?/
AN' SINCE Th STGNOGS
A CM.C NOU.OLO PiE-fACE
W \
auae w in s , j
STOfK »Y DIVIDENDS
WXEYI
Being an 63% Gain Ration. I* the moetrro*
n o m k il.a t well u the b est Kiljnc.'J
h o n e feed on 'he m a ik e t.
Sanford Feed And
Siipnly Co,
Jr*o. W . S nood
.Nfyrtlf A \» \ a n d F o u r th S t.
P h o n o 589
l l i t A N — M O i.A S S ES— P A R IS
GREEN
1 lb. now!!.-*
i «upe*l. ry
I yutini oclon
1 r t t br»trn
1 tb*tr Chime* B*ue« - r b l r l m
I tap. a*It
} ( cup dtipploc*
F*t for frylof poodha
1 Ibp. fu ll
l*Jj Iaatm
Cut bamboo ahoota, onion, and
celery Into long thread* and meat or
chicken Into aiender elript, f r y eggin ailed pan ami cut into long.atrip*.
i’lare n o o d l e * on . a rack of tho
steamer, eprlnkle JviLh 2 thap.
rarer and let atcam for 15 mlnutoa.
I.lft carefully with a fork to sepa
^
,
i
rate well. Spread on a platter to
cool, then fry io hot fat until criip.
Conferees press it,ward dc
Drain Well ami placo on a hot plat on tax measure.
ter. Hare ready tho other FngredlHouse debates imli
To break up
enta, which have been prepared in fiix* bill,
the following way. Fry the pork
Senate in reels*.
gently without browning ill the drip
Military Committee of Molise influenza, sore
ping* for about ID minutes! Stir oc- hears
general drum on notional physicians and
caaionally. Add tho celery, bamboo defense.
Washington News
._
'l
v
One or two Cnlotabs nt bedof .w ater.
that’* nil. No salts, no nnu^'n
n cold overnight nr nor l,'‘' sllRhtcat interfoponco with
Lolds And The Flu tini0 with n»w*n«>w:
ptiblci
ItdcB. »!irc|
Hfno, cub"!
.««*, ruixC
lutur
nln
;v-
Even if you do save money on
tooth brushes and (noth paste, it
won’t he enough to buy false teeth.
nt In cold
La pit and
narr. Chop
-
°f ”*?■ n six^ 5«ss f ir s
throat nr tnntdlilia, ished, vour ayatem la thoroughly
ilruggists arc now purified and you arc feeling fine
rocommending Cnlotabs, the puri-| with a hcnVty appetite for brenkfied nml refined calomel compound fast. Hat what you please,—no
tablet that gives you the effects of j danger.
calomel and hulls combined, wilh-j (ie* a fnmMv packnge. contain*
out tnc unpleasant effects of eith-^ing full directions, only 3!i cents.
( p TgGLY
WIGOIY
[ frying pan
|| onion, car-
b totulantlr
Horn and Potatoes
n JNiiwlcIv 1 tlifScalloped
<■Latii, lwuiticJL«'4 fi riifi tvipiinttn .1
u and - a.fd
li,itk
lllllk tliltlt.-d wilb
El« a 35(1* 2 ru[« pql«to», IiBtrd IM cult* »»l r
lit if r.
Ad.l
§ ' J,»t tu'n
a
l°**e
I■
■
q
‘''Uh \Vi.
n,"«hrr.
'
Ilctnove outside edge of fnt from ■
Cut fkt in anmll piece* unit;*
put in the bottom of a nuucrule. Ijlv ~
Imm on liottom, then nib* |Kitutoe» on ■
top Dour enough diluted milk ov.-i1 ■
I., be seen tlirougli tlio |*otalmii J
l over nnd.hako alnvvly about our uu | ■
one half hour* in a 3UU* V. uVt-n.
*
ham.
[Spinach
[ftanuriUtl
Ik dUlutfwl »lih
9fUikfu ur
•t it- k
BliJ Utility otfcril
It
•|>ifui- tr
ll lucked tlitdrU
HONEY AVAILABLE
T h o c o n u o n io n c o oj P icjq tij lU iq q lij is rococjrtiTccl in ouorij
h o m o . Itlo lh o r k n o u is il o n l y ta k e s a m in u te to s h o p at
P iq q ly ID iq q lq .
D a d d y k n o w s tho v a r ie d d in n e r
s u q q o s tio n s o n th o s h e lv e s a t P iq q l q lU iq q ly u?ill h e l p
m o t h e r m o ro th a n a n y su q q c stio n * ho m iq h t m a k e .
Loans
| c loans on I.literal Valuation Rasla at V/e
I first when in the market for fu n d i
I*. CONNELLY & SONS
Those 4H
C ham pion
immediate Occupancy
in a substantial manner
(i o u n c e
I breakfast room, screened porch and
iRood floors, hot water system , roomy
nUtives at the property at all tim es
uugh these beautiful homes.
ltottle
No. 2
Keans
erano Building Co,
IONA BRAND
SANFORD AVENUE
PRIDE OF MARYLAND
;,voi«rr*r
IONA BRAND
SHERWOOD PRIDE
Morton’s Iodized
No. 2
Champion
ANNOUNCING OPENING O f
fancy larqe
e a c h t h e b e s t in it s c l a s s
1 Pound
Sugar Free)
^
C th
-*’i
i.— *- it)irr momw hurl: ii ymi arc not satluifwl."
Kokar, pound tin ........- 5(
Red Circle, pound .........41
8-O’clock, pound............... 4(
2 Packages
Golden Ae«
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION] Complete
Line of Freol
Biscuit
Wesiern
.
Meats—
Demonstration
i __
t*i .40
Sandwiches Served Free
Na* Iit,mat
l *- .
All Day
JUST
a k o u n v t i i b c o r n b r k k o m k v e b y m i if . u h
Saturday
.
S
�FOUR
the
e Sanford Herald
•
trad aa Second Class Mattsr,
ibar IT. 1J1I, at tha Post off lot
Sanford. Florida undar Act ot
-ym in iauw n m n\m n
:<MJ* Year—17.00 Kl> M o n th * 13.64
- I»at|vareil In O ily by C U rn sr, p er
w e e k , lf'C.
W e e k ly l l d l i l o n Is.on
p e r year.
:-•*
[•
SPK O tAI. S O T lC K i
All o b it u a r y
. n o il c e s , r a i d s of t h a n k s . re a o lu %'
tlo n a an d n o tlc e a ot e n t e r t a lm h e n t a
■ w h e r e c h a r g e s a r e m a d s w ill be
•, i
eliOrsril fo r at reKutar a d v e r t l s ln *
MRHIIKII
a s h o c ia t k i )
r ilE M
T h e A»aoclnted 1’r e s s la e ir l u a IVely en tltir il to t b e un« t o r r.»p u .J I c a i io n nt ull now a illaimtcliee
c r e d it e d lo It nr not o ilic r w lo e
c r e d it e d Ifi I tiln pap er and a ls o Die
l o e u f now * p u b lish ed herein.
All
rlith l* ot r e p u b llc n tlo n nt aperlul
llapatcbeH h erein a r e a ls o reserved
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19. 1926
f
‘
" i l l e T ie r a i ,n;s p. i , a t f o r m
. J . — Deeper w ater route to Jack' • .nnvllle
dian River canal.
•.-‘-Extension of white way.
. 4.—Bwimmlng pool, tennis courts
k *.r
Ale
••
-AuRmentln* of building pro-.
, , r -. jr%m—house*, hotel*, a p a r t ment house*.
4.—Extension of street paving
ir.
program .
. . f t —Construction
of
boulevard
13*
dtaund Lake Monroe.
r-ompletlon of city Iwsutlflrn. »n program .
-jfEipanslon of srhool system
4 llh provision for Increased fajfllitle*.
fy llL H VERSE FOR TODAY
-Super-Highways
!
.*■r, „ ..
,
, ‘
*t >
The editor o f th e M iami Herald recently w rote on the
importance o f good highw ays leading from all directions into
hig cities. "The idea o f the super-highway," says the Herald,
“is taking hold in many communities. The Huper-highWay is
a wide rond leading out of n city well into the suburban sec
tion, givin g easy access and exit fo^ the stream s of motors
which are found everywhere^ A t least a half dozen of the
larger cities o f the N orth are planning to spend im m ense
sum s in creating such avenues, ranging from one to three
hundred fe e t in width, and leading out o f the cities into the
m ost populous suburbs, and even far into*the country sec
tion s.”
The Herald goes on to say that Miami is now building
one o f these super-highw ays. It is to, be a hundred foot
boulevard leading from one of th e.m a in business streets,
through im portant subdivisions and far out into the country
to the north. “The value of this hundred-foot street can
hardly he estim ated now, hpt it is certain th at it will he very
great, sn great that it will probablyJead to others north,
and irf&verv other direction out of Miami."
Hertvis' an idea for Sem inole’s county commissioners to
work with.' Perhaps Sanford Is not ready for a hundred foot
boulevard, hut it will not.be many years before several will
be needed leading to Orlando, DeLanri, LOustis Jind Geneva,
A t the present t.nie wide well-paved highw ays lending out
into Seminole county would l><i of mestinialtle value to San
ford and th is section,
/
Good roads mean the opening of new country. Super
owiiimuic cuuiu.v niiuiu mean tremendously m-
SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY j j j g -
NOW COME THE BUM PS
As Brisbane Sees It
A l f a R a a n d 50 G a llo n s .
M an y T h in g s H a p p e n l* *
B e tte r T h an N o th in *
S o m e O th e r T h in * *
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
r e a r rlBfcl 1*2*. br *t"r Co*
The Holstein enw, lucking nt
the halihfr machine gives five giillons of milk n dnv, enough for nil
on the ranch, with Home left over
for butter. David Macaulay, who
1* handling the alfalfa hales, Hays:
They would not beljeve thnt hack
in Lakewood, N. J.
t
MANY thing* are happcninR,
fnr from this spot on the Mojave
some, should be men
desert, and
a
tinned.
A judicial decision, tierlnrlrig the tax on Rifts illegal, if
welcome.
That law wns simply
a Rood excuse for selfishness, up*
" fa t
h m r n w ,,
rk.u |
( 3 t „ n M nm lr"nnT,0r;nl lnn' ,But ,?!orc. ‘!’"" "oyfbintr el»o
Tl
m
^ 0U,('
**1nt lOUriHtH ultim ately hound for St. the nnine of his wife and children.
Petersburg or Miami would gp through Sanford and prac- anti beyond the reach of any fooltically ail northernera would see our city before going f ur- '
lh,,t hr mny t,evc,0l' ln,, rther. N othing Ih ho important to n tourist citv as good
-------CONGRESS devotes thirty-four
roadH.
million dollars to aircraft, not
enough, but better than nothing.
And the total appropriation for
Fall and Justice
the navy, three hundred nnd six
millions.
Two years ago one, Albert It. Kail, former Secretary of teen
The idiocy of thnt last figure
Interior, was indicted for conspiracy to defraud the public, js mndo clear by the fact th at if
ill s,
'••• 1* 1
fHE 'P R E S E N C E OF THE The indictment was eventually quashed hut in the meanwhile war of the modern kind should
,D—"Ami
n new indictment
imnciment was returned.reiurnen.- The
in o iformer cabinet official c(.,mL’ the airships would havo to .
jtD
— "And God spake unto hIs a
in the visions of the nlaht, sought to (piash th ill one also, and
■
mi nppe
appealed the case hut seynJailnK-on
i Uod, tho God of thy fnther; 0,*„) ,jllVS ltgu the Supreme CourtI of
of the
. I
tho D istlict of Cohimlnn | or< Only Ruhninrinen und (blue-*--**
i
fe w n o t-to ro down Into E gypt: , , , . , ’ .
, Uitudiinen wonlri Ik* of nny value*.
$ T : . fdV, I will ro down with thee Into I«-«l W M it \\a s Mlllil. .
An appeal lo the United. States SuprcmeTTouH will he!, In nny real business, managed
E Egypt; nnd 1 will also surely bring
th«* un agnin." G ujj*JIL12-4.---- -Knll'S m-x,
his -ffoi-lx to have; 11.0 .looision rovoroort.j
't S S S J T ^ S i- ~
TH A Y ER—O Lord, unless Thou If lie is unsuccessful again, he will probably find other means have been junked long ago.
Itooftt with us into every place c a r
Jl 'STICK KOI! WOOD
to delay justice. The former head of the Interior-JBrpart____
ry us not up hence.
i -ai m in: u ll t i m i :s
ment with his friends, and they are many and powerful, will
The government, fighting the
THE T R A FFIC COP O FF DUTY do everything to escape trial and by the time the cathsiajjis- National Food Products Corpora-)u
posed of, the name of Albert Fall will l*e almost forgot tT iih'V lj/V ' l'J|i,*‘,*ns that the ploo is "to
The efimt- <>f sbenti itak, i •>! iliunit v wiiteli mark him out in nny
The traffic cop, ho Imwled them
group.
When
we
think
o
f
how
successful
this
man
has
been
im
S
u
l!.r
",hnT
V
«
V
r
«
tti”
b"
t
ru
stV*’‘A
?-’
son".!? m !.,, T \ , ' o
RV : : ►
. O U t .~
The ical sympathy of the public
thwarting justice we cannot help but recall that while testi- ready existing."
Wood,'brought "uu'k't., tbi mr.
The rich, the great, the low—
m this case, however, belongs to
fying before a United S tates Senate committee, lie refused to
The battle against big buijness,)
fnim
A t one nnd all he'd loudly shoal
Hill |inv„„„ |(,
Osborne W ood’s father whose long
And loll them where to go.
. , nnnw -qf the i charges nf nhlaiuiug ituun-v umli-r and hononible record of high serv
answer all (piestions on the grounds that his answers might which. ., is tin*. real
trust, was fought uiui l^:-t long fp]nt* pretenses ht-r,- ,|i* not in tin- ice to tbi- country bus given to the
Ho merely had to wove his hand
Doth men and women to command. incriminate him. We cannot help bill recall too that neither ago.
least represent tin ntiitinlo <u legal mime a distinction worthy of a
he nor his influential friends have ever made a single ex
liersentiioTi. The veiv fm-t Ilia' more Jealous keeping than his son
- A ll-day beneath his awful eye
planation of his conduct that sounded reasonable. He
MODERN business, to succeed, Wood is tbe son of om- ol' tin- i- in,'line,I to afford it. General
The populace* was swayed,
The - g o v cnunliy's must ibsiitigiiishi-il *it Wood's teporled offer to pay till
profited by serving the powerful oil companies. He received must be big business.
M<»i stammered oat I heir reasons
ernm ent business is to aupervi*>r ixens give* his off*-usi It )ll noil ot tin* debts of Osborne Wood if
money
and
in
return
sold
his
government.
why
big liusiness, control it, mid i -ii- nenee that will junto* tbe default m tlio charges against the la tte r are
Everything that is possible to abuse and hinder justice cmirjige
Some left-hand turn they'd made
it, not discoutnge it.
No effective onernliou of ju-ttce in hi •hopped is pathetic with what the
Anil every living soul was meek has been employed h.v ibis mini Kali. Those whom he served business V rithcU niirT siatcs Vs , ense crjuaffy premia, nt. If
Genera] piust feel. It is an offer 1
Ana scarcely dared to him to while in office, looted the public domain, and now they are "H hig us it ought to la
allowed, through mn luck of n~- in which, not the soldier or the law- .
.; speak.
siduity on the part *if Amerirnn maker s|K:aks. but the father.
Using their money and influence to prevent the man from
officials to csco| h* tin legal cotiseIn att\ event nisi it e und policy
ANTHONY
llimbn.
editor
of
a
New
Mexico
ever
going
to
trial.
Blit when the shades of evening
i|Uelices of whatevei offenses he alike dictate tUuJ-iflylmrtie Wood
eonnmmisi
newspaper,
to
be
tried
{ fe ll
. It is exceedingly doubtful that Albert H Kali will ever get
for idnsphi-uiy. under u Inw two may have committed lbi-u- is sure should l>e bioUgoumick to ibis
And homeward went the cop.
his just deserts, lie knows that and rejoices that those who bundl'd and twenty otne. years to be an undercurrent of suspicion country to answcY the chrages
TIlA little wife be Invnl so well
that influence lias been brought t>> agaiu-| him. It I- not likely that*,
roared neither "go" nor "stop.’1 life In power art" able to snvc him from trial and further old, Is in-cussed of denying the bear. A suspicion of this sort is sheriff Maker takes any great
existence
of
tool.
His
lawyer
t, W a n 're twenty minutes latij." said disgrace. However, it is not likely that these friends are
the limt thing which General Leon i l.-a-ur,- in Ins task but ln* will
she.
doing it heause of a sense of loyalty to him, but quite prob Mill sa> iluu the ciinstltiitimi. ard Wood would desire or which in- lm\e tbe satisfac tion of knowing
"I ^ouldn't help it dear," said he. ably bernu<e (hey fear thitt many other public scandals con which guaiuntees free spio-cii, would be likely In justify through thill In- is acting in the In-st inter
rules out the bbispbeniy charge.
any act nf bis son
c-t, ..f Ml. poblic. of General Wood,
"And then she told him what was nected with the Harding regime, would he unearthed in a
.Onli.nlin* Wood is sure- to h a w ami ,-f il.-horne Wood himself, no,I
what,
jt
trial for Kali.
Why not leave the ease to the the customary sympathy of senti t h a t . the simndei ,,piui„u ,,f the
A" does your wife and mine
Hut did he answ er? He did not.
He piled the peas upon his knife
And meekly listened to his wife.
ruler of the universe, in whose
omnipotence the vast m ajority believe he tins power to wither Mr.
lliinlni, us tin* Imiiron fig tree was
menial people for law-breiiaei
whose personalities are romanti*
or appealing lie undmihtedl.v has
a pesoualily of this sort. Will.....
— E d g a r A, Guest.
withered.
Hut it is possible that knowing Ins name or histniy,
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O u r im m i K i 'b t i o n nl fit inis, u n d itu id o tila llv t>ur S tall* l)t
g|fc»>,*
.--------- d
bun fin tbe first
- I i m r i m , . , ,1. U , s * l l » Mi « K l « f u r n is h
m
iM
n
.l ale..,m
f « lh ,- r t untarily
S
T tol
The toughest kid In y.iu,
p|„. wu>
foolishness, "who i** that '" lie hus liboil!
borhnod may in* the meekest man n fW S p u p iT S III till* w a y n f e x c l u s i o n s t i n m tin* l IlHetl S l a t e s .
In Abwn fifteen years from now. K « r .som e r e a s o n o r o t h e r , l o n g s i n c e f o r g o t t e n , S h a p n r j i blasphemous
htspheiiuiUH orothc
or other, important, is a suggestion of magnetism
S a k l a t v a l a a n d ( ' m i n t e s s K a t o l y i w e r e dettietl a d m i t t a n c e t o to
pe<>
Dm,
M
a-it
bun
and
r
f t
t ilili ,'|i
1
baking corporation
I hi* l he gu aoltaio ,,T child welfare.
,*t inde ed ,,| any u.c yf social s u r
plus
We recoiaim-nd lo the sus
picious at lent ton t u this question,
rather than an anti trull drive to
fetl so fa r no one hnns hinted
vming and attractive. The Earl of Craven was alsti '‘"'Lh**
In0 hlllion-dnllar "bread trust" so that break up laig, -tale operations
1 Secretary Mellon
Miner' rnul proved m,..t ,.llu.-i,.K lover.
K f t f.
J 'L 'f t' T ’
......
......... 1\* liich Would also destroy their
fig to do with the
" ,
Tlmt they did w rens .h ere esn .h c no denying. Even in cw *dhr.
S
S
l C
i g t Its ZIII economies and tip surplus.
m erger.
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the exclusive circles of May Fair it is wrong for a w ife to
that it is really organjudgment on wealth is corporation
Cnnlrmpnrai v ( ’onmicnt'
i,, JVn a wisc^mun who knows thht elope with another man before getting her divorce. Conven notT rotiky’s
ixed
not
fo
r
but for ebarit).
sound.
-It cnnmd be.
11is nilliem-doltar profit
1 ,liidt*r will do sixtv lu rh o n r hot
cm
potations,
like
tintry to prove it every time tion rules that the divorce must come first. May Fair musi salary from the Russian govern Greeks before Troy, only be e ndur
"Skirt*- are
sliorter," sjivs
admit that Lady Cat heart and the E aiT of Craven were in- ment is only twenty-Iwo dollars a ed and even admired as long as a fashion in.i,.
into the machine.
Whv? -Toledo
wc-ok, and with that be must pay they be have like normally covetous I Mode-.
wg.
---------er—----- *
discreet in their haste
comnumlts dues, income tux. ct<*.
Admiral Moffutt is asking for
Bui who was the more in the wrong? \ \ ho w a s th o m o te . I t p r i m e minister, Rykoff, wurriors, but when they sneak in
New Yuri ‘i.,gifts they are nghtfnH> -a s
- HT1 appropriation nf tdci hundred
ull Other members of the cnbi with
tisiiig tin '*t ;n Jpect
After
payment
of
dividends
“ r‘ a n d ^ fif'y million dollars to build gliillv ill the "commission c»f it crime involving moral turpi* | and
net get only twenty e*ight dollars on the preferred sloe),, s a w Mr Sletlol S
\ , ‘W ) ,
n gang <>f airplanes. So th a t-' tuile?" The Earl of Cruycn, who left his own wife, to draw a week.
Ward, profits an- t,< Is- invil fmth e. way they exnrcss it now
from the arms of her aged husband Lady Cuthcart? Or
insuring tin* right of children to
tej?: It
— ■« o----l.uilv Cnlhcart, who packed her bag and left with the young
What can they know abrnd health,
etc., befme- anvAbout this tone >,f the- vent con Eari?
American finance?
What chance thing iseducation,
paid on the common.
thoughts begin to tiii'ii t,, in, >imi
have
they
of
perstmdmg
America's
The Earl of Craven came into the United States very workmen to “rise and throw off
ta te payments, Spring , Ji-Hionv.
In th a t eyise, In- was asked, how ,
suapner clothes und nnntlu-i pa) much like any other individual. He
And ve-l we don’t -et* bov,' we
lu was not excluded be
hi!- ,|u*lr rbain.»»__ u:v.-----• expert^ifo
'm ake roninum
f^fMhritahc''"
M)' KA\'(lltlTE STORIES
-------------- o -------------
My
r o ii ii
j Today’s best laugh: "It tisid lo
‘ ..
------------------- -----be thnt the* hand thnt rockrel tip*
la wing each other.
isn’t there
INEVITAm.K CONSK.■cradle was the hand that ruled the
some way you men cun settle this
tf t’KNt’KK
world; now it is tho hand that
{thing out nf court?"
rocks the cradle is the hand that
M attln Littleton was born in ■ The old follow* shook his grixcie-l
spunks the contents."—Epstis Ijtk,- East Tennessee.
When he was htad.
Region.
"M arlin, I'm ufennl not," he
J a_ boy In*, moved
lo it community in
,
, i
. *aid.
"When this yere row first
Hoyle Carlton of Tampa lias Texas, lurgcly
settled li> iH'"i' : got serious betwixt us I made him
boon added to the list of gub.r- front his own part of the country f a proposition.
I suggested to
pntorial candldute* at the nest who hud carried with them to their him that we should decide it the
f’'3 » mariy goml*meiTit' wUMve'hnrtl o^w home many of the customs same way wo ii«-d to decide sicli
fittedMftr the and traditions of their native argum ents imek home.
I told
to chose thee mu*
one best
I»e*t fltledtfni'
fitted d o t
mounUlllll< Tht.n . he studied l»w him if he'd meet pie a t sun-up in
office.
ami presently, having secured a my pecan grove, brinin' his sn ulr^
A little bright, energetic "crack- license, he ojH-ned n modest law- rel rifle with him, we’d stand up
to bark uml each one would
« r girl," a member of the Crystal office ahd snt down to await the back
stop
off
twenty steps and swing
coming
of
clients.
-Lake Poultry Club of Sanford, felt
ami start shootln'.
But
■ dects Interest in the South F lo r-, Almost the first person who around
Ida Fair. Thin girl. Alice VUU*n.j called upon him in a iirofessional M artin, tlio low-flung, craven, he
Igf* chicken*, so she selwtwl way was u gaunt Tennesseean wouldn't stand tho gaff whon the
Ho didn't
■t her best cockerel, best pullet, whom he hud known AS u child. •hooting lime came.
When I ’d step
J lw*st trio, t« compete for The visitor stated that he wished have the sand.
_ p rists a t the fair, and in to bring 11 (uwsult ugulnst u ped off twenty step* and whirled
U of S.bOO other egceptionally neighbor, also a transplanted Ten- around yon kin believe i t.o r not,
bird* on exhibition, she won msssecan, to settle u dispute but tho cowardly .log had done
jy ite s —everyone in which which had arisen over a line fence. jumped behind u lice."
"W hat lapped then?" asked
"Now. see here Uncle Zaeh.**
was a contestant. Florida
1 several thousand more girls young Littleton said, "it's too bad Littleton.
“Well, natchelly, Martin, that
Alice Vlhlan.—Tampa Tele- that two old friends from the
tain* part of tfa* world should be th'owed in* behind a tie*."
i JfiHjLr*,
i,-: <V-1'.clftindak
im v in s .
T M SIMS S AYS: Now and then the Prince of
'Wales travels here and there and
rieles horses off and mi.
A fter this we are gejing to men
tion the Prinre of Wales when lie
doesn't fall off « horse instead " f
when he does.
st,*l k attractive t- invv%w>»isi*«>h ran , xom-»-*frv»
is nrrfttHng solel dent tti Hriti-b
he tL
replied,
melt anyway
iilit*
l*III *i u11 1share
4itIt IIi Ilf it |s lo 1„.
now-
given away with every share* of
pre ferm i. In other words * ih,*
whole paid-in rupilnl of the eonC«ru is represented by oilier issues
than the common stock, which rep
resents only expected additional
profits.
That brings up tin* whole ques
tion of the right of the community
to slujt-e in such increments. Mr.
War.I is apparently conscious of
{M> ' ,l,<
M,ul l,u"
« cm CCSstem— perhajis a sincere one—to
those who ask it. Hut why should
E
Irving Berlin, ninrrieel enmpaser,
will write a musical rome-dysince his father-in-law gave him
the air.
---- ;—’
Before a man s married there
isn't much use in wejrking and
a fte r he i» married he hasn’t time
to work,
won *25 LOOT l„
Cann**.
That's as much ss „
Florida realtor makes in a week.
E n g lish m a n
Haste makes waste.
Yi-t, he
who hesitates is lost.
It's
enough to make a man smoke a
'(Copyright, .1QJI6, NEA Service.)
‘*oki;andm
CAN DIRS
K arlory libs W i mini Am
Itoiail Sinn- l I Gntral
Orlando I lortda
Homes, Lots, Farms,Af
Today’s IU*st linys:
Sjnfd ^
One house tin Laurel »V Midi Sl.fnfl
cash and terms.
j
One 5-room Hungalnu anil <*ne t»»o1
Isi St., on 11 corner Ini. ( •lKf *n
See its nt once as I In’* i- prifed lo sA|
COLCLOtKill KKALTtj
Ileal Eslnte
ill
Hanford. I'ls.
Gfntril I
■I IU»k
T*i
nermai*.cnt
niblur.
Dallas
Wmuldn't lie- so bald to get
O'" morning if HJU mercury
Publishers Syndicate.
Soup limes it seems as if tIt,
h " f feature of mjr foreign policy.V,"
without laim uruiiit for evrrythinjj
acUiuily doing r.iiytliiug.
—0|,j
1 Mate Journal. >
J.
CAN YOU SOLVE THIS*'
DIERFLAG
The mbliVo tfltrm u hi 11 |%rt>|»i*rl>
#
i»f u 1.11e VhNldrnl. r.v*
m bih,..
T"r,o th* l.wnu*
II imi Hill bv awnnliMl u hulldliitf I•>! »l*. m s i # " ,r1rr 1*! •‘•'Ill
clrur Of dll encuml.rsm-rM, l.auu.i ii, „rr r f’ " Ultl-JK nn,
ad
lo l w r a N«*r York uml AtUm lr vTt>. ‘
" 1‘' "iilatlvlsli.n
Iona
Tltis o f f e r e x p ir e s Mcircli XIsi. i:,r.
MAXIM DEVELOPMENT ( 01U»OHAT4«ai
1 in tv,-Si 44th a t r .-.i
p o t t k r ’s
Man\ are (mining to believe tha,
nuiyb*' tile G II. P. bus been true,
after all. to u* "trusts."—Suvun
nab New.-,
___
Man In Snain sent Uiadidge,
resident, a lint, a Spanish hat
e can w ear it to daily bull figlit-
"-**» i
One lot in San I.anta
#:i7r>0.«0. Easy lerms.
T n . t l k v . ’. i Ruwla.'‘ wbdc be d,*
maimed the United Stales its the
He said
It seem s thut "moral turpitude" forms the basis of the world's slave driver.
If
. •------- °-------If Mr. William It Ward still nIt s e e m s that Ladv Cal heart while still the w ife ' ,hi; irr'^pltijc nation was, trying i«. members his Latin, sunn* ru-ty
• ‘Can Vou Imagine tbe florist nnd g r o u n d s
oner
getting
angry
because
Vy ronfectl c
pedant xhould have whispered in
• \ n feiri lias u 1107.1*11 boys c o m p ,l- of Karl Cat heart eloped with the Earl of ( raven and pro- Wnr|,j
his ear, "Timeo Italians et dona
vided the grounds for divorce. But it also seem s that Earl | Tin* whole world seems i« want ' ferentes." Kmyigli people Men- of
.Itllf j or ^ pr
----- ---O--- —
Cut heart was a rather aged nnhleman while his wify w a s ' sell us a murtguge for dcdbiM. rendy apprehensive ,!f tl'c prc.je. te.i
m ent on tin- lot.
imv.cause* of "moral turpitude" nr for anyy other
------ 11nothing
to
lose but your
chains,"
Wjiinnnvcho u'HMtt* m ire g u ilty thftff K K ^tU' "L nurtietl imek
I
,
.
i
1
_J
^
4
.
..
....
........
odvyjtiM mcnt..luAtia-Mdwt«>the American carpenter answer*
Indeed ii is a perular State Department that can see "excuse
mu 1 have also eighteen
Jovifiml is ns follows: Low
dedlurs n day.
Homo chains."
C-oat, vest, eim- shoe on New just ice in Ihat.
Y ear's Eve. 1.175 W'. 21 th Stiepl."
*U, (, 1
Ont* rnrner Ini on I'alinciio anil
n illi very vast 1«*rm■*.
H & rf t
il seriously,
Being bald has its advantages. t h i s c o u n t r y by S e c r e t a r y K e llo g g , t h e " o l d w o m a n o f t h e
F o r Instance no one ever thinks
hard of yon when they see you on S l a t e D e p a r t m e n t . " N o w Lady C a t h n u t o f E n g l a n d , a lr e u d x
on h e r t r i p a s f a r a s E llis I s l a n d , is t o l d s h e m u s t g o h a c k .
tho front row at tho theater.
I
Os.pt
40-,
^
Nl >* York Cbv
Sanford Realty
HAVE YOU SEEN
�Society Is W. C. T. U. Memorial ^ _________________
Entertained Monday Exercises Are Held On I Upsala & Grapeville
By Mrs. J.B. Crawford Wednesday Afternoon Mi»S Eunice Tyner, who has
[M ission ary
Church *wiU be held a t the home
of Mrs. Frank Evans on Wwinesday a t three o’clock.
'All ladles
------------------------------ :----------- ' William True,
Lake Mary News * Fourth St
,J*Z
* Z ,T ? ;S
ir
rr:
~
. j c. W. Slrahl of Chiyenne, Wyo„ t e a r * • Ir. Iand
Mrs.
N, H.1* Braddock
1*.(„ visiting
hi*
yister,
Mra.
Barney
I"III the'
hit it!■ end
,.■1,1 with
•sitln fr
II
•i».a 'fiaivi*
. I l *•*•«*•
l * .....
•
*
_____
federation of Woman's Clubs orueun
hoove
for
a
week,
made
a
trip
spent
week
relatives
Thu members of the, Social Serv
Ingersoll.
Mr.
Slrahl
Is
known
a*
Memorial services of t|K. \\\ ( \ to M’indem ere tm Tucsdny,'" brine- a t Pierson, Fla.
The'V alentine Supper „n Friday
iK
"Cheyenne Charlie," having been
ice Department o l the Woniun’s
Presbvtj-i-inii ’ 11 lln, to » h i c h
h lm -T d
CM
fciven this name when he was rivi-nioir n t t h e
Missionary Srtciety of the Mctho
A. J . Lcger returned Tuesday riding from Cheyenne, \Vyo., to Church was u decldtil success, the
have been in[ lt^ <1'
dlst Church were entertained on
from a business trip to Jackson Florida on u bicycle.
amount of fifty doilnrs Iwing .
?f ' nnt1,11
ville.
raised for the building fund for a 1
r *
, * V ! Mrs. J .B . Crawford, on Oak Ave- Frances B. Willards favorite
and
wife
i„
Gripeville
fj j I * • ,
**•
**• I'l »Mil •
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. SitiKlcUtry ’ new church, nnd the committee = = ^ - = - .- —t. Pork'nue.
,
, .
Scripture
Mrs. T. E Thorn lev Uotli of ' L
' *‘
the men follow
the pain
Mr. and Mr*. C. II. Crosby re- sfa-nt
,
Sunday’ in ..................
Kissimmee. * Mr. wishes to thank the community
at 8 ‘ During the afternoon n most in- j Song "Some Glad Day"
* ters trade.
Don’t fa ll't o see “Kosetlm*,"'*
terd tin g program was rendered.
.. . . .Mrs. A. M Phtllint ♦Mrs. llilmu nnd Mrs. Alice l.und- turned Thursday from n trip to Singletary' has taken up his work for Its sdptmrt.
February 21. at-the City Hall.
•'
t again ns Section Forcnfnn in Lake
with Sir*. Clarke acted „s louder for the Rcudlng-Fronccs li. WiUard \E quist and children and Mrs. Nora Haines Lily.
___________ - _____________ L
Ap|>ropinte
valentine
sugges
,
,
------7
..
,
1
Mary
after
several
months*
lt»
t
e
urnish Mission Study fo r the afternoon,' morial fund, Mrs F G Dav.-v
, Mrs. Archie Swanson spent
(. harles Lowe of New Smyrna 1 of
..r absence.
..t.
tions
were
carried
qut
in
the
deeand
had
aa
her
subject,
"G
ospel,
Mrs.
Fred
Mitchell.
M,s
Kr"v
10 to
Friday with Mra. August Swan- was the Sunday guest of his broth
orations and menu.
The follow^*Menage for the Home Lands
Sung, (selected)
\ir„ u ‘
eon. it being the latter’s little er, A. W. Lotve.
The Seminole County Teachers* i ing y oung ladLes were most at*
Several pood articles along this Uiottraphy of France- B Willard
granddaughter Dorothy's sixth
waitrx-sses dressotl in
AttarRey-at-l^w
Assoctntion met at the Lake Mar)* tractive
trncth
Mrs. It. t \
llulli line were read, aKpWing th at all no-1
birthday.
Mrs.
(
.
H.
Ellis
left
last
week
|
srhoolhouse
on.
Friday
afternoon,
valentine
caps
ahd
aprons;
Misses
,, . „ ..
froubu- tions nrc watching Amcricn and SonK. "Work for Law Fnf„ree
There were twelve members who tor Greensboro, N. C., to he with nmj were cntertaineil by Clarencq Margerct Sprout. Euilora Fergupractice in all the courtlook to her as an exnmplo.
meat Where You A r c " - alienee enjoyed the Willing Workers Her daughter who haA been ill.
rk.
, I'riests. Principal, nnd Miss Amelia son, Cumillu Durant, nnd Louise, Examination of Abstracts ct l-opd
fomen's
A fter the program , ti soda hour ■ After the program, a short b id - nu ttin g on Feb. 12 with Ruth
i
..f l— 7 *
, .
I Wakefield, teacher.
A largo Bushnell.
Title* given especial Mtenthai
at the wns enjoyed, the hostesses, Mrs .1 nest, session
held at which time hricson. 1 hey finished tying the
Leoni Q. 1 ickering. of A m es-1number of teachers attended and
11. Cowan, Mra. A. D. Hhuomukcr. delegate* for the Dutrich Institute nursery quilt which is to lie sent i»ury. M(»**., is building an aero- a most pelnsant afternoon was en
Office* in Court House
Mr. and Mrs. Itatpb W. luisdip*
[the li- Mrs. W. M. Me him , Mrs, 1 or,i, to he held at the Congregational to the Enterprise orphans.
plane bungalow nn Crystal Lake joyed. . Refreshments were server! announcetl the birth of a non, Feti
Adams and Mrs. Frank Adams, Church, Feb. 2S were elected a
The Dorcas club met with Mrs. AWI I by tlte officers of the P a re n t-! 11, nt their home, 1Ifi Insmine Ave j
ICounty served delicious refre- hments con-j follows; Mrs. U G | i lVev Mr* Voile Williams on Feb. 25.
Mrs,
’
-------{Teachers association.
Hue. The baby has been w tuqd'
lub* at sistintt of to salad course with cof r. k . Thornley. Mrs. Fred M.'u'hel! Elia Lundquiat, Mrs. Bolton nnd
Mr*. H. D. Durant and daughter, |
— - ■
Ralph Wallace Lessing, Jr.
Klton J. Moughton
Mrs.
E.
Williams
of
Ohio
uw. 11 fee.
Mrs. Francis 1, Nixon ami Mrs!
were Mi.** ('amelia, mutored to Pierson,
Mrs.
Clara
Arno,
of
Gorluim,
N.
present.
A IK ’H IT K C I
Beatrice Robb.
Fla., last Tuesday and spent the I!., passed away Sunday afternoon
Rev. J. S. Clark will preach in ilny.
Mrs. H. G. Davey was elected as
Pita!
National
Hank 1110k.
a
t
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C’has.
Wheeler
Sales
Force
1library
delegate to the County Federation Upsala at II o’clock a. m. Feb. 21
Cteenlenf. a fter nn Illness of sev
'v
a
tifu
r
d
.------------FlnHda
Sunday
school
is
at
t':45.
Tlu*
Entertains At Chicken of WiiineiCs ('tubs' meeting to be new song books, have been ho- Mr*. M. R. Phillip*, of Salisbury. eral months. • Mrs. Arno came I’rogrqnv lor rnncrrt to be given
r-v•
. „ a j . t -* L „ w /r „ . ' 1101,1
Saturday at Oviedo,
Ma**., owner of the luike Mnry here in October, and made many in t'ity Pack l»y the Sanford Munic
D i n i l G r At L u k e I V l tl iy i All members of tin- \\ C T t*. reived.
Cnsino and l,ulb house*, nrrh*--«l friends who will regret to hear ipal Bund, Friday, Feb. H>. nt S
—
were asked to bear m mind the
in Lake Mary Sunday.
of her death.
Mr. and Mrs. o'clock.
|
The W. V. Wheeler organization I D 'stia t Institute l<> la- held in |, Barney Hock’s family bus been
(irvcnleuf
left
Tuesday
to accom 1. March—W ashington Post,
------'
'
j down with the flu
Mi. and Mrs
hehl
its
weekly
chicken
dinner
on
hunfoul.
Felt.
25
at
tin<
iigregn
.
......... .
Sousv
Mi and Mrs. Reeves and family pany the body back to New Hamp
idstian Wednesday at the C rystal Lake tnnml Churvli, at whirl, lime dis- Westerick who were helping care
of Oilaiulo, were the guests Sun- shire, where interment will In 2. O verture—J p p ite rs Carnival
, at Ihe dining room a t Lake Mary.
for
them,
have
Imd
it,
also.
■
irit i officers will hr I'lnte.i
,kii ,,r Mr*. Hooves*'parent*, Mr. I mndo.
Mrs. Arno i* survived h\
_____ Barnard
Mutt- 1 The picturesque club house is
i o n A V—NOW
and
Mr*
K.
Sjoblom.
'
three
brothers
ull in New England. :t. A. S o n g — "Smile 'Through
Mr Angall of Michigan took a
t oiirinuoU! 'IV rform aiue
I
../'ra p id ly earing completion nnd it I jn ii-c ’ ( ' | n h ‘ Im D o i t - i i n c trip to Momusitssa hist Week ami
Y«iur Tegrs
Hamblen
I P. M. to II P. M.
U an ideal place for entertainm ents I
^
1 1 1 0 * - H t 1 U l l l > " »i»
Samuel True ami William DewIt bus been Announced that the I it. B. Fox T ro t—Follow! the
non.
Vvi. . t of this kind. The dining Coom with , A t 111 f o r m a l B a ilC C A t ‘
‘ * * k ’ /J . ’ *
bur*l of Ann sburv. Mus*. : pent j Luke Mary Methodist Church will' Swallun
Henderson
rcntteciure and rni
■>»
•
, ,.
. .
, its old Spanish architecture
rile week-end with Mr. and Mrs.I conduct services every Sunday nf- l Contralto Solo— Selecterl
H
ti.
Lundquist
and
the
young
Mr*. Ella llurri*
_______________I ternmm at :t o'clock; Ucv. Ervii
1‘nt lv i furnishings, was beautifully m tc- i lit* Al UH KM1Kl! H a l l folk* of hi* family were in Day _____
of Winter Park, and Rev. Bentley
OlH'rntlc Selection "A m o rlta”
T -Luii 1 or*ted on Wednesday with quanti-.
F R ID A Y
tona lu*i week to bear Paderewski.
ties of lovely early spring flowers! One of ilie must ilclnd iftil of the
adelphia real estate company ac of Maitland, alternating.
Also,
..
_ .. . ---- Cxilmlk.t
It turn hhgagvmcnl
Concert I’lece-Tbe Mountain
The land that the Sunday School hour lm|wCl
'and ferns.
j social altnirs of the week wa/
of thu
Christopher llouek nil old resi cording to repot t*.
Malden’* Dream . .
I.aldtsky
Among the speakers at dinner h h a t of Wedncstlnv evening when dent of l*p*alu died on Friday adjoined Tiie Saufcird,groves pnqi-j been changed to two o'clock. The
l.tiuisinnirM
Troutradiiura
Worn - were Charles C. Wheeler of Louis- the Lion's Club entertained at an
Serenade— D’A num r Vnn Hlntt
j Mclhudittts have recently installed
and
Rev. erty on the east.
Idingtou villr, Ky., It. C. Tisdale, andAV. V. informal dance at tin Municipal I and was burled * Sunday.
Merlley-—"U
nited
We
Stand"
a new piano in their church.
It Alt Y MAItY KOHK •
i Clark conducted the service at the
t\-man’s Wheeler.
,
..
llnyes
Urn subject of Die sermon on
Hall.
He leave* all aged in
I grave.
i Birth*
TODAY ON 8CKBBN
Anthem, The S t a r Spangled
The February meeting of the
Sunday will be "The Scripture Can
The guest list included Mr. mint
Flag* of all nation- together
|dull at Mr*. Lute Unwell, Mr. and Mrs. R. togethe] with hctoK'l UHetal t-t valid wife to mourn hi* passing Not Be Broken." John in 25
Banner
...
. Key*
. l.aidie* Vid of the Presbyterian
I
lie
would
have
been
75
year*
old
" T h e G ra n d D u c h e s s a n d
[El'ps as ('. Tisdale, Miss Clara Rankin, with bunting wtic u*■>I in decora
L/jtd l-c Mrs. Jones and Mr. Sengrnves of ting the hail, I'-Miunc a lovely set I in March and was born in New
th e W a lle r ”
York, coming lure year* befoi'
ur Mi- Orlando.
,
I
ting f"l till- I lent
i the freeze.
\ number of friend*
With
The mu*u wa* exceptionally nf the fiimilv attended the flilieial
ADOLPHE MKNJOU
be pre*
good, and w,i- lurm-lod h\ the
[ Fast cm Wight Memorial Essay "Seminole S> ucoputoi - ' F e alu ic'
• NAn old friend, who is in tin
KATUKDAY
Munici- C o n t e s t I s A t t r a c t i n g dances m-,,- nnouluml, ami fav.n*
Pension Ilepiirttm-til from \ u
The
Htqinin’s pirlure
_t
i
i
i
»►
■•■>(Ix-111. liMfn> and I'llici ginin, spent a couple of duys with
sensntion
mo*, make,- « , i , distributed
Mr and Mr*. Nil* Svvnn«on
9
?
i
t
B
I
O
P
A
R
A
D
E
1
•
T
h
e
Iliir I’a ru d e
______
1 llellcteli* fruit punch wa* served I
With
throughout
the
evening.
The Thomas Wight Mcnmnnl
Touring
Orchcatra
Tile
com
m
ittee
was
com
posed
of
m
I'OM INC T O M O K im \\
Prize Contest opened Feb.. 15, and
the children nrc showing consid P e te r Sc baa I. C aile E Julies uml
t .
TODAY AT THE
\ kill LII»ll V
V
,ft it | MTJ£ llMlii I'illCl' I"I
S io ll laoie-.
tj.ohon,„a,iSS*™*XSSP'ST&S:.
2J4"ii'M 'Nte
SMAKON
Band Concert
AMUSEMENTS
The Milane
Many School Children
Easl San fold
M'lotlrg
tn l
f--t
kli*hi --I
Lhuti Il
ford"
I !I
.*pinl nf
fle-li. he
n'eii have
ugh It ha*(m it^ n s
-*t We have
history a
mliiv, cue
nc music
t
|itu|ihei ,i
him i ia.I
hat |flnin
erable Interest in preparing their
subject m atter. • -Two SHI gold
piece* arc to be given by Mr. and
Mi.* Wight at the Children’s Book
Week program next full, to the boy
and the gill who are the winner!,
according to, the corylitions of the
contest.
it is being conducted under the
-upervisiim of the Library, with
seventh and eighth
grnuc*, to
whom the contest is open.
Huh papers reuching a standin d M .vft per cent will be consid
ered. The judges appointed to de
cide on their merit* m e Mrs. E.
i Markell, Mrs. E. A. Dougin**
and Rev. M oitim er Glove!*, The
-object chosen Icy the Lib rut;)*
1‘iitimilteo this year i* "The imrt
I'lnludolphia tins Played in the
Building of America," which wift
prepare the ch’ildren for the Se*
iiinceiitennial exhibit to be held
there this year.
Number of new books have been
added to the Library eol)c£tiun on
tin- subject, uml it is felt that
these prize* so gccnion«lv offered
will stimulate fu rther interest in
the value nf f ir e p a r in g historical
will l*t t l niii«li ml« !tl't
M u s i ci ' l h o n i p s o n I s
H o s t 'I o P 1 a y m a l e s
A t H irtlK la V
l* a r t y
S n tif u iH jH'
*
iiiiih •
Uu- I v\ m
iliiuK^tiTM »»f Mr
l a n d Mi- U t Long of Richmond
avenue. Mis* Virginia Long and \\
1 I, Roche and Mi** Grvtcben l.oii
Tbliisdav being the tentli birth
day anniversary of Master < baric?
Thompson, he a*ked a few of hi*
friend? to help celebrate the or elision with ti Id it Inlay |mit.v ( tin*
home of ill* parent* Mi ami Mr*
uml t ’ollie ScluUl
11 ac tin g puriles.
vvele th e eon
RUcst .a
AI 2 CIO a ml 8 :2 0 .
I < i
B ro u d w u y
L ady”
S tarring Evelyn Brent
SATLKDAY
AI1T ACOKM
in -
CLU feats reserved
o f TTletro - (joldvyn - ITtiujcr ‘Production. ^
«
j
-
“The Call uf Courage”
*
i
Cuiitinuoun Pcrfnnnanc*
From I P. M. to li P. M.
M,« I W Hovvaid left for hi i
hom to M.ina**as. Va S a tu r d a y .
Dming io i visit ii Hindis ilium i
wa- given on Sunday at T h e Ho-l lie guest*
i too y-teidt home
Mr
and
Mi*
A
I* Sluze
Wel e
, lioikcl and tarn11) . Mr ami Mr?
,! l b nr) Steele and son. Mi and
Mi* Burke Steele and daughter.
Mi and Mi* Ben Austin and Mr
Ul,,l Ml* Herman s t i f l e mid *on
of tirlauilo.
the nickel
Tyme’ Bridge C l u b I»al.e71t.Teachers’ Club
“T he
r m u iN c ; s y m p h o n y o k c h k s t u a
l»hIim|' *11*01 » Koim•»i«• H- •Mi n*t • MMi,(l ti -Ion
1% IT14 ti.l.ii
I'll ll I t All* li* Jtl-T.O |*l u% Dii-^HiaflHcv AHit iti St.fMj— lll ***gfiil*i 11f'trri *-il.
Tin happy collide? have gone on
a no*t1*i wedding trip, and oti thei'
i. tin n will r. side in ,*iiufoi I
Mi Roi in- i* with The Fiuii Gio"
Luke Thoiup*ou mi M agnolia b e
,’r- expre** and Mi Seliaf* is with
line I mini - nf all kind* deal !■> •• tile A I* I.
boy * In a l t w e n played d u rin g tile
afu rn o o ti
Mmlii met i uncut iiellig
ilesl "Piiining tbe
i uusi’d liy tinM .i-tii liilb.pig* on tin dog
Thigpell po oed lit? pipe lieulesl
tin* dog - month .Hid woo tin pi if
Refl cslinient • .,| a c e'tenla cone-.
cuke- ud eniidy vvete served a t a
Mr*
la te Imut by M
i- Thompson,
....... ■nP'"’"; a*
sis ted by Mi - C iu tg I loimpsou
111 lotting ! llie syodiol- hi th e
b irthda y m b t 'h a i ie * Thump»«ri
cut the q u a r t e t , T. W Russell, tin-
P rin cess,.
MATINKK AND N IO H T
1 in* t»tiili*N ml*
ImmaiiLicl,
dime and Bill ihtpgei
f
M i, W-.-la lay a n d fmnily
ty so. ion and l i t e r a r y p a p e r s o f a h ig h
Those cnjoyjng this happy 'sea I .11111-1 on
\ venue
enlei la m ed
Stall
tin- life of s ta n d a r d .
,
?lon w ere C ha rles I bouipson
"To a*
___________ 1
ley Berg. B rax to n P e r k in -, Fi id - F n d Wolf of 81. l oui*. M ".
Thipgeit. ji Mii'k «'•*«! pdi*>L
them gave
! urT..r.I Bell and
the iTiil- Mi\s. Page Entertains
Mis.
B H Squire and Mm*
Helen t Inn pining " e r e guest? of
oraverse, Members Of The'Gude t. w. kuwcil
[»tn, Spirit
S A T U t D A Y . I'K ll. 20.
(hlauiio mi MmIuLlv aitirnm m ih«t
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Hats that are Different, but all of them Smart
Ladies* Colored Sporl Hats
Sinnir ulmpi'S i*ntl puiiti* with MliK^itly whiciiftl hrini**.
friend? m l*‘>rt .......... .. f " ’J"
day to Sunday and were delegate*
to a Rebecca Lodge Meeting •»»
)'
Tampa, meanwhile
trni in
l*t m-; wa ib Mr*. I!. E. Puge. xva* lumtc** H* (){* W 'e s t S i d e i J l* llll< lO
he member? uf the. "Cudu Tyinf")
i*
*1.»». M p iri
P * tomed li•inlge club on Wednesday
K e g U lc ll
A ltL l _
I'duesday a fter H o l d s
Mr a n d Mrs,
W t i i n n t and
! Ux heart
niHin at her home on Went
W rit First
, R ay. of Mellonville
Avenue
nrajM- Street
1
West Side I’alellt Teai liers
f_»t (uuld
i, in T a m p a on S unday.
Basket? of enleuilulu? and f e r n - ' \ a;„eiati‘>" met on Thursday aft
**. break
„t .’ 3*1 o'elm k for a com
II II 1 liuppele of i elery
Wwo, strive were used vvirii plea?ing effect in j
®i »uh our On living and dining rouius wiier. | |liru.il Liubiiiis* and social meeting i Mrs ha loin the guest of her
| Huring
families .a
I luring tile business session, avenue
•All, leuvc u* tin -m id (able? bad been placed.
aiul i licit
o
which
wa*
.
, " " 1 ...... .
U‘u
b Tugh-y l " e tc awarded Mr?. H. S. Forc chairman, Mr*. L. N
man. hohici of higli score. Mr* „ number of business mailer* vvrn ^ Mis N. R I’levull ami ;«*> .
R A. King, bolder of second high t brought before lia organization
,-enh were guest* of Mi*
■
im
i i b c l l - score; ami Mr?. Verne Me»enger, 1an<j diaposed of
UIJHJCII_____
H n W ^ xW » VVWk
' i n iilalim pi
f , ' ^aYCrf
rimUTtk* «rde—-x
^
'
Afu'r the spirited game id ( rondeied as folbj"?
bridge
covers
were
laid
Till
tempt
j ’iano soio
Mr»The Squire children.
V
E d w in , visited tliw r |
ing refreshment? consisting of Reading, “ Four M.-asale*> '«>
V)'dm
a and
|/ - v nf /;'■
Mt>. MFliru nw,n irrumlniwtner
Mrs. Lusle >quire,
lintricHti l.e- pear ?alud, sultinc?, marcuiooncoffee were served liy the
F rid ay to Sunday.
in
town
from
evrning at and
hostess.
Ueildinff_Tukl'h U Ht'llp
thit linden
Those present were Mrs. D. f’
U v in 'J n a
D K U ,
‘S
Ihiight With ^juw'ard, Mm. Verne Me??engei
M the conclusion of the program |
Ark . I" ' i-tt
hU of caU- 'J r*
Oroy. Mrs. It. A. Kin-r
11 Mr. Edwin B. Stowe, Mrs. T. D. ^ % l c h " . . ^ d T V . : e leach-' hi? parents a n d ^ th c . .elat.ve .
Inublnet, Mr?. A. II! Beckw itli
,* at l-ake
(night . t r», se rved (lunrli and cake.
l»f> •xuntiv'e r' £ - Y* Krutup, Mrs. Knight
Ml". Ue.sU' 1-ong
Adam,
j
visit her, sister. Mr*. B?tn» de
'r 5 tti Mrs. Rosa
• »* Hi o »•v
UWorth,
oitn i"to and
family•Ption budge U,'d ’^ r*'
Eorenian.
“ H iirh P ric e
M a ry
i e . coiiib
l Aor'> 5, tin,'
B a i l e d O u t O f J a . l | Mr „ ,d « . . . K-.IV
P !“t*r other t’ " r.*‘ ,Frank Meiach nnd Mr* ]
---- .»•motored
Orland. to <>
g u e s t s J o h n BchamP
p rr Voted un- ' “11* ‘‘eU'rfi
F. Kl.pstein all of New
'.c1 dhuradoy where, they attended
Slun Holder, negnw*. « a . ur
h“d Urn df». hu *»uh-Tropica| Fair.
* „P vi-stcrduy afternoon by M a rlin esv tlle, W e»t. » “ •
rested
rdlH. r a l l o w i n g
h r , * n enii
x t’ornany was given a
1‘rrving cukc1 nibv'w'
?lT?; Hc‘»rge
Miss tzu«vDorn P o licem u n -V n, w . ^— fm lphu*
t' corK<; Myers, miss
-. ,
and WUbur
Myers
which the latter r e c c e d
rrram and sih>* Mvyer. “>'d
Wi
• a im Island. N. Y’., are the guest? Brown
X f l l o„
the left side
his faro
Feb
,n H
r lo of
B e a dab. d a k aval
av
enue.
f ake j n | t
aU shon
hBVC been 0I1r Hear
, .
C ,gr‘- h r“"k M«*M:h at' her home! «from
a knife »«"1
c o f f e e was served ami » .
iciaeyi
. w u m ?n w
Th e c av.c) aK um .l thCnWO,n-d
^ a s evening enjoyad.___
‘1
u*hto:i lies
nu,. ,i.,' , • ...
A. V
iG-,. rFort
u n moioreo
motored m
to Or-- transferred to
j{ujl>l). before
F"* i»een , v, ? on rhursday where she spent
morning *hc p1^ t Jf Mcharge of
Br)'»n.
lla>' as the guest of friends.
“ *fUt%|r Hubbeil made a muI
Judge J- Cij udgc Sharl r . ' - u r - f l l v ^ l '-»■*r»> luoerui .i , ^ Fred Walsmu was among
finc Pr *»o anu
?.**& *> «d. OriA^ l ,,fori1 >Kopk‘ motoring t o ; on
. hr opUon of a r s in g
Mr . , d l M r * N . N . P s - r * ~
‘Pending the
several |
" * * * *K^
W" th u r *d*>
-bPPS5
5“
ye. on tlc county n « J ; u„ remodeling and^ adding
00
days
- Mf
^«y of the
r
&
j
n
r
s
v
*
. m.
Five min
making a
raoUis
*»d h e r hou; ; ing tha talapbone " the - t
den.
J sheriff ‘" V h r J ^ e
('harles King haa sold 37 acres
employer
W
P»>
•
high-priced"
Connellr rtw » P e n t^ k ! a Tfcur*<WF w b a re th e ; dal de ho*.8 7 D»
.n d 1 wf rhH
his lInd
land for 110,000, to • PHRMr m V 4* / m o,t plenaantlv..
4fUr'
Mary talkm . I ^
me out of
I K. i tr» they N. C u ’.w' 'S'
of Mt. Oiloe.
yon t« ci
th at she
Mr. W a* v l ««e«t of Mr. and Mrs. w»nU
jail". The "b"**
•—
! ** “"“ Ult an Miu
and hi* daughter, wa? "high-price.1. »>ut «
,u ” Pr» * ‘" Cherry, for a few
fine.
All Hu-
vviiiiied Hliitfif?—
A
$2.50 to $4.50 each
f \
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CHILDREN’S DRESSES
I (ilorcri crepert uml prinl? tlmt arc wurfuat.
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Alan plain colored Huitinif.
-
-$ 2^ 0-
Situ.? 2 ycurn to 14 years—
~
♦ 0 + -H-4-0+ +
i
j
+ + + v + + * +++* ++++ ++
Girls Silk Dresses
New Silk Scarfs
<**>■*:• \
-
In all light shades o f silk crept! de
GeorifcTlf nnd flat crepes, hem
chine and flat crepe, Dimmed with
stitched with silk fringe and floral
beautiful round thread and filet
designs.
lactut—
All color?—
J
$3.50 to $5.00 each
$10.00 to $12.00
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BASEBALL HOLDOUTS HLOOM IN SPRING
:e rs W ant D ista n c e
COKXT CUE
Wallops A re Not Needed
J MOO) ABOUT K B — ,T Alw'T
'ALtOAHS HOU.ER\tt<x POP*
(M O R E., JAOL,— MOO ‘SHOULD
1 TH^MV^ C F I H C U J B AWD
F O R G E R A Q oL K i MONEM !
r
too numerous to encounter. More
strokes are wasted In trying to get
the long drive than lung driving
rciilljr is worth.
When
profesllnnal*
shoot
strange courses they piny the
cards— taking distance of each
hole from either the card or sand
■* VOU
WHAT
T!
OJANrf MORE
C H A IS E
IMfe
Doth Tou
Tj o u GH?— VOU’UE
«JoT TOO MUCH
c r u *3T Al r e a d y —
• B E S I D E S , X ’M
FISURMG- OKi
L**
BENCHlNCS W O O # i a
<SUt-|9 TO MAKE
"ROOM FOPU
■THE BAT b o s A
. ANt> A m;
U jH O O iE
j a mT 6 R A L O ^BAMS
HIC5H <3ALAR.VES, AUTO
M O B ILE® AVID o l H E R
E M E R S I O N S ARE FUTTtUG
t h e p a e t im e r ^
oh
THE 'DECLINE •
(J r TJ LAOS
L
m
SHOULD B E
ASHAMED
AUARlClOOS ;
.COAMS.
A / O O tUAvilO
DiDKl’T X3 o o •
HALF LfOUO.
of
t u e ir t
ju st
pu rch a se
Slide ir the same rules were nmi.’ .ifcd
effective for both match and
competition has been sug-c*^ ,
a sample of what could"hr*1
to sim plify the rules. |
vl
Golf has grown over » w . J J |
period of y ears ami rules p. st i '" J
contingencies added from time i# V ?
time. The tenets were formulatf, *
alm o st entirely in Scotland,
some of them are thought to
1'*
obsolete even there. The ir,L T.1
fe a tu re s of the suggested basic l„ {*»> b
aa tabulated hy penalties, nmM p'i I. f
printed on t h e back of an orduurj!
score card. It follows:
Jball.
One S troke I'ennlly For:
J.p,
1. Muvipg ball anywhere Whi’- M l
In play, accidentally sir othi>nm jo.
h it
Ikl TVP TOPEVkA
2. H ittin g competitor's hall r,In
own oh fcfcen.
vV»
3. L iftin g bull from water hm,.! 1],
o r casual w ater in other hatinj 'tixk
■I. D isturbing gross, brush. «t,,, ‘Mil
F T E R THE TAREATS G R lF F MAGE
unneeeswii'ily in search of hull
O F DEWCHIM6 RUF-L- AMD GWlKlQ
5. H ittin g self with own i..,|
. f|
k M G R . HAWR\<5 T U E AtR , T H E _
^ fvWMK H O L O
II. S topping own ball with m . ..., (in
R E S T O F T H E H O LD O U TS 9 H O U LO B E M B A R R A S S IN G - T O .
caddy or clubs.
nib
C A R E F U L IM "THEIR D E M A N D S ,O R
OARRM A P l L L O U j IklGTEAD O F
•
7,
S
trik
in
g
bull
twice
durine
^
6 0 M E T H lN G L\V*F T H E A ^ O U E M IG H T
THE ,T A L ^ T \ 9 A
A CjUXlE JU<5T g n accouki T O F
stroke.
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HAPPEN— THEM -THEM’D B E ‘oORR.M .
A^IMG FOP. A RAISE •
8. Lifting ball for iili-nlifi<atimi i',„
fCftj^HE^MERRM MA2UMA.
except in presence of l oniprtit'H,,
U. L iftin g hall on green while
com p etito r’s ball in motion.
One S troke snd Distance Fur:
1. Lost bull, except in wain
hazard.
2. Out of .bounds.
Two Strokes IVniilly Fur:
, Sanford fight finis are prom
1. I’layiog biilI from chewlm,
ised a bout on Tuesday that will
than where it lies,
be flavored with a metropolitan
2. 1’ushing, scraping m | ... nine
touch hy Joe Welling, v f Ciiiciigo.
lmlL
olio of the top-notehers of (lie
3 7 F '
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3. M arking line of play
squared ring who lias fought Hen
'ona., and J ob I
) MIAMI, Fla., Feb;*’ !!),—(A’i — g l l s l i h e bare al Mill lull with ih
•t. F o r removing irrcgolnniic '■!
ity Leonard. Johnny Dundee; Lew
aee’s brother, |
bi.’L F AND HAHMIIALL
| Five m ajor golf tournam ents .are llellalr Tournee nu the west en isl
surface through green
f
. Tendlcr, Jack Hrlttun and other
•final, and Al
SOON we will have with us the In progreas this week In Florida,
wood played leet to a woin
fi. For removing Itnise raus-dt
pugilists of national repute. While
ulo scrupper | annual dispute ns to w hether hall mint her ended yesterday while any , mi's tourney, ami yesterday l>v
l incuts more than did* lcngtli lr">
Welling has to n certain extent re |
ard. Several players should mix golf with |h e i num ber «f mntches of Jesner im- .Mrs William- >d St. Louis, in, i
hall th ro u g h green.
tired from the ring, and will he |
■ usual buttle 1diamond pustime.
portancc and private contests arc : i|eud|i>0, iduM'lI » dli Mrs, I honm *
1 ft. T aking practice strola >vn »■n
seen here Tuesday only through his !
Hr
111,1
l
.
l
F
r
a
m
e,
Felt.
III.—(d’l
of to il l.iiuderdule. and
. bo d ah ail*
Jt is going to he a logger prob
Siuanue Lenglen is Intent upon ■club length of hall, ckh |<I <>n o
desire to pay a visit to Kfuiford, his
Ihigain. of Onlatio, tjm lem
than
ever
this
spring
heeitusc
showing that the score of (1-3, 8-ti, I 7. W alking OVNiy frobi Kill
nmnuger, John .Maine, claims that
hc
upprcceI
adu.
'I of the many players who are winplay a f te r hall h a s been midi
I
ho is by no means a “ has been"
general cx-1 'Fhe aimiitll MTimu i haininmi-.lnp ( hv which she defeated Helen Wills | 8. Moving, bending. Kimi
t* P e a m
j te r ing either ill Florida or t ’uliI
he
other
day
was
not
a
correct
in
hnd is still eapidde ol stepping out 1
mve
coni", mutch
tie- liiiaH of wiiii h are
'a n y th i n g fixed ifr growing, rv
with the best ones, Welling will
muslilc and | srhcdnh J todav. has the largest . dication of her superiority. She
| in swing.
IS A l i c a d !
Climate, plus the real estate
„ u „ llMR„
fi»M 1(1 fram es with Young W al
hopes
for
a
more
decisive
victory
array uf players yviih an entrp
I !». Grounding club hc«vtl\.
[hire and th e ^ ln u ire of picking up ! treckVd to tii’b V T n'ler^olfing reo list ..f 125, from vi hitli till qua! when slm meets Helen again.
lace of Tam pa in the fcplure houl
1,1*1 Three som e soil money playing baseball
of (SoduleV card at the local in
or protll, or ifters iveie selected to six fiuht^ . As Pupa Lenglen puts it ;, "Suz draw ing across line of i»L»\
111. Improving in anvwiiv
nearest com* ' vn» the magnet th at attractei
mor.v Tuesday. Wallaeo’s lalmirt i ■
, Almost every stale m the Union anne i- n.d satisfied with the score
cans, ’Bolihy many players to Florida.
All t!»
,
anv
sort of hazard.
claim that lie is l>> no means a set
-lie
made
agnitTst
your
champion
mown p u r,•
yv.iH rent* entifl l.y ihis elnssi
up for the (Tiicogo boy, and some
Athllltie. t*i ti !*|. from uln.li *■ Yongeis, N J Tuesday She feels that she ran do ; 11. Pressing down unylhini's
lively milling is expected hy thu
Pint curs vxi . 1 ^ youngster. Joe Ford will, imn. heller, ai d asserts that site played any m anner on green.
many funs who have already rcnpionships m p.-a today uoft « Mianiiau. .1 W. j below form. Her most intense ilc- 1 i«. Touching line pf pull ^
siip i* to u n it Miss Wills again I club, foot o r hand, e x " nt I" 1
itcd here for ' V>. t, f,o ■haijipioiishiu Inddei
and
slew that the scon1 of I5-1J, 8-li move louse impcdimenU^**"'
Ule«(
1in final* i(f the Wiislnugloii'■. |
13. P laying on green while ••■m
mg title roil.
Hellmr ....... ..
pctltor's
hall in motion.
e ionslll|tll> Will Mug together Ge.ogr Mntse, \
J I. H itting flag «<r pci on i'
Id of niMclies „f F'ldl.oul. Vt.. and Jack Munroe
hole from within 20 vanl
lid Ida s golf „ r •/
mid . leaiwnter. |
15. Lifting hall from green !■
mite
region
„ ri.,)ri.h,.nt;l.
*fore holed out.
rn section «f
,„ slill
HI. Failure face hole and d<
TTl.DHN MFF.TH IHMtUTR \
i
J l|l‘ U l lllllf ti
hiTItJl * IlllClIlllOll 1
hall
ever shoulder when rhoppiiNKW
YORK,
Fel.
IP
t/Vi
Will Conch Yankees
» rr
, , n " 1 Imp t o , im p y mm - . m m I m a tclie o f 1
17.
P laying moving hull
Fix'd Merklu and Caul kritchel, William T. Tllden, king of Autei
' cV * *’■
l
He* lop I n a . k e i of p l i u . yydh eig h t
I 18. Failure play hull win i« ;l
M am, Pttlill j,|,iy, rs .............. .
-ox Male* £ ,d
fp rtuer m ajor leaguers, will look ienu outdoor tennis players, today
.stopped or deflected hv ouHni
1 ' " ‘,l *S t- A" ' .iniiitu. all fi .*,n
■a ,
fh
p ftc r the recruit b attcrvm cu on meets the present indoor champion.
I agency.
the Yanks' rpsti r during the early Jean R oiotra, of France, in the
* nil linal l< Malay and yy ill pro 1
IP. F ailure drop Iwill a< t1""
train in g days this season. About feature mutch of the National In
dim \\ A I y-on of I'hdailelpln.i. I
where it landed in anything am'
10 pitchers and truce catchers uie dooi Title Piny a l the .levcnUi reg
lie golf ernr.e I P, \lo. re >*f Summit. V I
ing.
b x p trtcd m the Initial detin imien’ inimit arm ory.
the I'liilade]- helilii t lit . .1 of Zarsdnle. A ^ .
L’O. F ailure drop hall on M"’1
The llP'tgins entourage will prep
Connie .Mm k ami G. N. Ileig.ird id Nmgm.i,
whence moved hy outside agem ■
lit At. I'et> i rdnu g. Fin.
players th at ‘ aninla.
except wind.
olfing for the
At I'alm Ilia.!, tji.e f unmire eu
31. Failure replace foiai"'litoi •*
m'er months, llai.,lasts a le s n u g g lin g for mi
ball accidentally moved In mum
r eight yearn Idcniai v in the Sooth
Florida
Hardest Working Cali her
22. Removing more sand lliua
Along the Itiviein the tenntH ded that Mack WMima's Tourney. Miss Van Wie,
Boasts Great Arm
C^)ms. I la r tn c lt of th e Cubs wm
voter-x
are
awaiting
the
Nice
match
i dll,malum. Chicago lass, today goes Into the ,
the only National League ealeher
Itoll Men,ad of the New York
lo liir, players Hindu with Mr*. I.oreti (/. White of with great exisftnncy. "A revengo
to take p art In 100 gnim e or aver Yankees in considered to have the
it tile eluslVo | olliissi tt, Mass
File uarttelpiinls laateh. the Americans in Franco
lust season. H a rtn e tt was in 110 g i e a t e s t ’throw ing arm in the mu
,
ln< ludeil a number of seasonal can it, while the French chumeter*
Then followed Snyder, Giants; cus. lie gels great distainc and
ize it as a aa ic exhibition with the
heeomi^.iuitO " " k le n ts of tin eolanv.
Taylor, Brooklyn, and Smith, PiU ■ i- nniVd for His meuraey.
score not going into ex tra sets ami
due.
There
s
t
Augu
Hue
Is
host
t<
»
it*
truth
burg, will) Ptt apiece.
Lout: Time LoaiiH on UouidcncM
lycra who arc H,1,,,,,d spring c h a in u t o n sh i p with Suzanne winning 0-3, 0-3.
Suzanne
i„
said
hy
her
fa
th
e
r
’s.
All get i "ditches which enter it* m im-fiit- ,
E n a y lU'iinynitfilW
A Real itecord
train and y o u -c a n always haul; always ti
lie Ire; most i,.ls
wi,l‘ •'*■ 11
- f Netv 'still to he very nervous in conse
Giover Alexander of the Cubs on them being in conditloii w h e n 1g re a t dis
nt the short t'*rk. opposing
Van C .i l u r „f quence of tin- strain she was under
Olflrc in new MtrriwrtW
Inis never had a losing season, the season start*.
of them
Port Jervis. S. V.. «ml |. r . |»„|- in her match with Miss Wills,
though hit's been pitching in the
A good many -clubs have o n l y , game.
•Sir/..,niie i* going to get a good
mil and F irst !"n’
" Gothamite, meeting
Ml.I |i»|>
HU I.
one praellre session daily.
Me- \ I'itchci
2
nnl* n i i* f ten Hairy Avails, the medalist
1I'e. t sin i ientered in the current
Grnw still stieks to two and often Ihirentan
tournament and will Im seen j,j nc.
--------. with an exhibition game on for the players v
111111 “ pain mi Sunday, when paired
F our SrasiuiH
afternoon puts his team through a seventies
witli Mis- Suttcfthwuilc. She will
I d.in, Tvron, Colgate's s ta r hack, workout in the morning.
, Ah ^ Ul
I lay in the quarter Hauls of the
had four seasons of eidlctsiiite
,
« • •
is a mut
women’s doubles. She readied this
f .oihull. ih" fnslim uii rule not heThere isn't much lime to play ager win
position through the default of op-!
me in e l f e e t when F.ddto en itd h d uolf «l dhe training ram p of the b an on u . ............... „
................ „ — -.................. .. .......
Giants.
In addition the p la y e rs .’ He leaves it up to his players to 1wcniy-three hlmylrd saddl- hocsej .laments in the first and aacoaO-l
^ T c n tm is o
at Hie lllst ttlliloi
a fte r two workouts, arc usually tmij use proper judgment us L> ydieii. r:rt? h c iiin '-a liM-.-ir+TTrtt'.lrrrFLTl
Lung Training Trip
,
tlri-d lo U k c .a.JWlUkL uL.
PhrftHi^Jtlfg^TfllHlcWlPr lday.
th e H ow c irR id in g Academy here
Ht. Isiuis Cuidimd* have h o o k 'd .
I’enn's Hi
lu u d * '
|
* * * I
early twlay. The ilninnge was es2b exhibitions fu r.Hux IVLO; cx^in-r - ^ ‘sn>M's -t.*»keU
AUDITS SYbTKMi^
* • 1
1 he chief objection lo golf does linmted ut $52,000.
[laqpl iM.imn TTn''mi V lift wilt he hi eu boosted ror
DRASTIC Itl'L K S
* J not lie In injurious effects from
One animal, a brood m a r 1 vrrht.ui
played at Waco, Tex., March 0 and .-.plindid showing
IT is a ra th e r interesting fact j swinging the club hut nimply that at $10,00(1 escaped from the fKP’.fe>
liie Inst in St. Louis with Ha nophniore. The I
„ „v ill.y
" " “ i ’J
th a t practically overy m ajor league. It tik e s
much aif the player's The horse broke loose from hei
Browns April 11. Out side of the some brilliant w.
J'aliti
Uoocli*
nmnuger likes to play golf u* a ! energy that is often uccded on a halt! r an.f dusheii through the
garni* with Slider1* team the Cards _otte .of the finds .
diversion;
'
a
good
way
to
forget
hot
day.
blaze
to
safety
will nut meet unv major league op-1 te n olhjjinte rami
P R IC E
Title Contender Who Has
Fought Leonard, Dundee
T R o l l EM
mt bold imn s requests
Five Major Golf Tourneys SUZANNE INTENT
'SVt' This Week Bring To Florida |0N MAKING SCORE
Finest Players In Country
D E C ISIV E
SPORTS of
ALL SORTS
nd Htrccl.
*
CENTILU* r iO B ® ^
Jack Forgot About One Way Traffic
Y O U KNOW M E A L
S ONi 7SOB, \ TH»WR Y%;V;.cy >
l Oox « GOOD
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\ HHLP H E TO
\ UCH ‘T O N N E /
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Li s V e n w ' .
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ft WO THEN I CGW ROUGH •
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By Dick Dorgan
I T M IG H T B E T l U
1 7 -JI8 Kir»l Nation**
SaiiTord*
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r . fin AY. HIlSIDKN1,
T U N N E V CONMEOS
C \s J
TH K T
TUB
ID E ftfc
T H E N - l S liE V J H E i? E
Y O U 'R E -G O lM 'tD
o te o p •
IN G R O W N H I U G 6
u o r i t c r DUIIiOIV.
e rii F ro iita K u o n S unfunl
1 -2 -3 -i y e a r s .
.
D -K o o m H o u s e — C o rn e r 1
(95 ft. frouluge on 1 ^
Reuaoimbly priced and
Licensed R**1
'Mn-jfc
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1
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THESANFORD
Tjauses Suit
"11N oted
Clergyman
of February 1
19 n .
* COUNTT
’ Pv AT
T i a ’CTto?
Wednesday
4 At The Age Of 69
«*r»«n thereof * decree pro conf***°
■ch* of
be yott.
,n tered.
you
nna eacl
e n d ■*!«. cau ae
A tT T tm
m
'ki-xk
lomn City,
basin for n
. p . radio station K F J F , Oklahoma
(left). Frlss charges Rev. McConreuirnt methods was too virulent.
d B a p tist crhiirch
l— —
(Connell (rig h t), is the
Of Play
Starring Of Names
[P ro d u c tio n
In section *. t o w n s h i p 91 a ,
K a n * . It) K.. run .North
frrt.
Rtcrs. .21 m l n u l.* , K a a l 100
m ln x n e a V
prill 7 drKr.ce, • !
BouthWAst
rrly
West to f c t .
"—
loo tr r l, Houlheastarly (»« f r e l i
lo Marlon Smyth. If liv in g , and If
dead, all parllce i-lulnilox lo«ere*ta
under Marlon Hrnyth. d reeaaed or
o lh erw lte, | n and to th e la s t a b o v e
described
property
to
R o sa lie
Hioj Hi. if ttviiiK. and It dead, a ll
parties rlatmln*
In terests
u n d er
R osalie Smyth, d e m i s e d or o t h e r
sentenced him to death for nssertw
ise.
In
and
to
the
Inst
a
b
o
v
e d e• « , a S
S
*
arrllied property; to A rth u r Mmytlt.
,nK hn» belief*, is dead.
Complainant,
If llvtnK. and If dead, all p a r lie s
•S____
THU c_________
n i c t i i T . fQ ITIiT . B B V - eln lm in s' Interest 'under I A rth u r
'
nitnl w ,Cam,e ,n St> “ «»** Ho*. N o r t o n n o iiB a . „t „t.;
■ K J t H j m m f i a i . r i u r i U T n h m i - Smyth, deceased or o th e r w is e .
In
„ .
Defendant*,
B o i . r c o u n t y , n . i m i D A . aw Slid to the last above d escribed pro*
nesj £
nW
day
niFhl "fter a
tinier at I’a M I r a l l . .
CHANCHHY.
.
pneumoni a' and influp e r n ; to Allan Smyth. It llv in * .
To lieor*,. I’l f u e s and ----------■Ill T o Qalrt T itle.
and if dead, all parties rln lin ln * In
""«• lie WU* C!>year* old.
. l l Kuen, Ills w ife Holier! I.vnch amt
r . yrvksKLWHiYK,
terest* tinder Allan Sm yth , d e c e a s
He had t>een in this
lloot'
i 'if w | ' r{ , A Uule Thompson
C omplainant.
ed or oth erw ise. In'and t o t h e la st
l
.
m
t
amt
Harry
H.
IU
k>L her Ettasince Imt Novcnilwr, and expected
al<nve described property, ninl to
amt all parties c la im in g in- AXRI, O. JRPgON.%! a t .
mitli-r
VY.
P
i.vneh
,1*
i
to Mil Saturday for Poland, l iek n o w ........ .
Interests In and
to the last almviv described p rop er
ty.
*
Vnu and earh of your arn hereb y
ordered to appear In the abova e n
titled ca u se «n or before t h f fir s t
Monday In M'arrh, l»3*. th e sa m e
b e i n g , n llulo Day of th is Court,
and Hie first day or thi* m onth, at
tho o ff ic e of
the Clerk
o f thl*
Court, nt th e
Sem inole
County
t'otirtliouae. Sanford. Florida, and In
o f Ita ly , add the^' Rnnmti'“'V'nthoiie I "■•’‘V’" ’- 'f'VlvrnsV and^lT'diad!' ati If dead, all parties c ln lm ln x Inter- d e fa u lt thereof, a deeree prooonfeaeste under Atex (I. Ilrlcksot). dn- so will lie eniered nanlnst vou ami
t nuren .in th e U. S. ho wn* re—-* d eceased
-------■ —
“
•Redfprd.
or otherwise!
or otherw ise. 4n and t o Ihe each of you. and said cause p r o
.
. . . "pro^ reiised
the -*----n hova,described
leased front p r im n in March, | in! I. In and lo ill—
drsen b ed properly; to Min ceed ex fmrte.
p etty ; in all p arllsa claltnin* Inter- ubovn
nie \ \ . Jerolaan. in* s. W illiam
It Is (urllter ordered that lhl«
ii,n„V l,lM' r" 11 * ifplak; M-iled a • mm u i i d c r M a r y ' A . ’ fhur'»'ton‘. " nr s t r e e t , l)evti*n. tthlo. anil her- h oeTIUITHIOI o f A m e r ic a n cities a fter " 'h erw lse. In nml to tb s ulmve de- hASd, C. W. JernlKSn. 108 S. t v l l - order be published oner a w eek In
four
e o n s e r u llv e w e e k ly Issues In
his arrival.
His tiuindnirmoi ,lu
T ® 1 • « • » * : «« '»»! p arties llam Street liayton. Uhlo;i t o
a ttewapaper
lo
r e i
^ " 11
IK I n lerests under 1L (?. Bed*
Ivey; to alt p srlles elaluuiiK )n ler- th e "Sanford Herald"
tford, S em in ole
nt
Halt'
. 'rapiilltan o f \ lliia eame while ford, or oth erw ise. In and lo the e s t s under Marv tlelaer. deccftiO'd, published
111 the u , S ,
above described property; to nil In and to the above described p r o County, Florida.
W itn e ss lot band end tbe sect of
i parlies eltilmlhir Interests In and perty;
to nil
parlies,
w h e th e r
, in the ab ove described property; known or unknown, elulmlnt; In ter s n id Court, this SSth day of J a n
uary, l»8*.
,
‘
I
wot
and
each
of
you
are
hereby
est*
In
and
to
tbe
above
described
WOTIt K m
KAMI til' si.vt.non ' ordered .to nppenr to Hie uliovo en
property; to H u m ice A. Hinytli. ir
v . u. n o r * 11 , a s s .
M*r,i i \ i .
rt\
at H oot, m s
titled cauae on or before tbe first jlvlnu. and if ,bml. nil imrllrn claim*
Clerk of th e Circuit Court.
■
>' H iii:u I. m i lu nw m :
in March. 1H2H. siitne IicIiik (lot Inii'reslH under Heutricn A, (S e a lt
111" A. M. W eeks. I'. L\
k " ou \ \S s t M ' i i t t l i sl'Li I tt, Monday
a Hub' Day o f th is Court, unil tbe Hmytli, deceased nr olherWIae, III I<lel»Iii« oii K- 1>b klonoo.
I A y -I 110(11. Ills I Itn , o p first day of the month, and I n l a n d to the follow Imt hind In HemlHoHcHors for Complainants.
'•'•HIM ,|
i nt v n .
i u n ti l t. ---------
fti. KWirtfra*'.1- *»»••
TT7
Robertson, WiHUuns and Monahan
• T S fa r tli*
JST_____
r e o r d e r e d th a t, thl*
order ha nu tillahrd w
nce a
i reeeekk ly . oon
conn
9null1
r , *K f o r . f o u t w e a k • -eo
n a eo
u l 1v r 1r.
In
Mr raid,
a nttewapaper
■ th e Sanford
-------------------4, A
ew ™
publleh* at Sanford.
. „
Hanford. F lorid a.
W itn ess miy
y hand tand t h e s e a l Of
— AASifi? !C* N- J- Fcb 19.—f/p) ' \ ™ r c m e t i i T c o c r t . s r . v - the
Mid
rnurt
thin
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ay
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Archbinhop John Felix Cienlnk
January. A. D. 181(1.
S J f S ^ V i V t V v ’ C .I U 1 1 T . SKMI„
V.
K.
DODOltABS,
in\ iu*xv re £e St yE .!,T r* F l o r i d a , i k
C,,,na* PolnrKi, once the center
Clerk of t h e C ircu it Court.
Bemlnole County. F lo rid a.
|>r worl(l-widc rympathy and in1»'!
8 m* li )r
Uy: A. M. Weak*. II. C.
i n d u s - Dickinson
Jlckln*
& Dickinson.
terrMed because a Soviet tribunal n r'lnAi*
nnn-profit corr
Belltlclior for ComplalnAnL
£ £ £ §$ £ 1
n\-".
■ •
public
sssss
punli** " f t h e t w o F r o h m a n b rotli-
I cm mid A. M. Palm er. v
m
aiu
>[ ( iioitrs fiiiti*
| froin
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Washington's Statesmanship
In laying the foundations of our Republic, Wash*
Ington conquered an endless aucecnaion of du- j
ficuitiwt with a statesmanship that seldom
faltered.
‘ 4%
j
Sanford'.Fla.
STRENGTH- SERVICE -
of humor would have excluded tho
Countess Cntbcnrl; also th a t outI quilc siilc of ofirc ninety per rent of
r»m* puptilalinn m v .morons^
Now Ford Coupe
And
Oiio Karat Diamond
Kinff
lli boi 'I
fiilui'il
fill i
W^hvn
A coupon given with each five
gallops gas and four qunrta oil.
\|so a coupon with each dol
lar's pun base good for
| l l i VC
Risen
rodin
!*rr If
ii- lw
M .r M IN F M W A R E
D raw in gs e a c h
M onday
T hursday
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GOLDEN EGGS”
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Andrew Carnegie, who landed in America a penniless
boy from Scotland, and became one of the richest men
in the world said, “ Investing is the goose that lays the
golden eggs.” Of the time when he first discovered the
benefits of Investing, lie said. “I never forgot that les
son as long as I lived. II gave me the first dollar that I
did not have lo work for with the sweat of my brow.”
* *'
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I .» a .dill SI ........... . N*•w N1*1 K
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I" n* • mi.|.»t|M**d
n id i ,» *. 1 1 f i« tl » It* • *• In 1!»•'Him
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1" 11
I ..tti *.f I'ui. IH’ I n**i i «i»t I*m i (««r
noil
"•I us furnish you with Ihe best
(bis mill Oils, Tires und Tula's
nt b e tte r prices.
Ilia Sanford Ave.
4. m ..............................m l > .
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1.,
Hundreds of Florida Power & Light Company cus
tomers, employes and other local people are entitled to
receive money every 11 months from this Company—
dollars that they do not have to do a tap of work fo r“Dividends" frpm their savings safely INVESTED ii
the Company’s Stock.
M ich
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elm tih*
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If you had only 10 shares of stock your dividends
would amount to $70.00 a year—increasing your pres
ent income almost $0.00 a month. That’s certainly worth
J* while, isn’t it? •
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Florida’s Race Course Beautiful
THE SEMINOLE JOCKEY CLliB
LONGWOOI)
- Between
Sanford and Orlando
m
INVEST Your SAVINGS
In Preferred Stock of
Florida P o wer&Light Co.
SAFE and PAYS
i
*
p
jV'le
Pev Cent
On Your Money
Orders mav Ik* nlnrcd and infurnmtlon obtained through any employe of
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*1
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ind
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finuriec
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FIX) HI PA POWER & LIGHT CO.. MIAMI, FLORIDA.
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There U a vaal differ
ence between »peeulallng
and inventini'. Inventing
means putting' money
away aeciyely/ao that it
will pay more money reg
ularly at atated Jperiod*
every year.
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SEMINOLE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
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Cut out and mail to order »tock or for complete Information *
V auiarnd
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Sanford, Florida.
i men! which gives to Lago.
Vista a rare appeal. And how
obvious that the Venetian
plan so attractive to motion
picture producers gives super
ior advantages lo your Flor
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thorn. This hnppctiB often on
Einij Broadway.’’
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Miss I.e Gnlltenno hopes to
M Until. IliiMis.
Ida- keep h i r present group of players
1on together for the production of good
N.ii . .. b.n i,) my, i, i .
re).‘plays under a plan wide m a l l s •'•I hid, i, ill it., r c c i l t , .
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L;cot somewhat Ihe days of the com[any
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Urge “Dressing Up” Sutlive Purchases
Of Georgia Farms
Blackshear Papei
Klan Conducts a Funeral at Arlington
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/ . * , AVTA r - >ch 10,—HighATLANTA, On., Feb. 10.—W
a n t i n i l p r r * n n * fla in l! ll2 m h c w T f ’
J i J ’GooflHa will be given | Kirkland Sutlive, of Savannah, Gn
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( 'n m p la ln o n t.
» t r * h . - r c l n a f V r J& v ^ l n &
ii now dress—'R brand new nppeiir- j
purchased ihe Black shea tiKOnCK—JL- 'AllKUNVr’OOP. - -and • O t l l h i t (|,<> i i i i r i l i i l , .
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nnce—if editors of some of
Time* -from Jack-W illiam s nn,
H elen J. Oreeuwood, lit* w ife, If
In n t,
,iml If (lead,
(tie hair*. ■inn e r .in K a i g ; r u n
s ‘,ul'1 .i
jinutresaivu wookllw have th
tnken nvpr tho mnmiK(?
rtevl»»-es, g r a n l r c s o r o il i e r c l n l m - t n o r .- o r I,-as t o i h "
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way.
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i,nl* nntler *,ii,l HeorgO H. (Jreen* n r r o f l lit! N \V | ( r.f
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w o n ,I an d H elen J. Q r e e n w o o fl, 1,1* na i.l S o r l l n n 11 tii,.r,r ..
For, l,e it said, right boro, those ment.
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ife , am t Hie folloWlriK. If tlvliitf. H - m o r e n r I*** in .. , *|}*t l3 |( i ,
editor* are using their editorial
Although n young man, Mr. Sul ' w
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mul ir ,len«1. Hie heir*. ,levl*eo*. rr. w»*(ti hr n„. sy " i»*int
columns in tolling the folks to got | ivp „„„ had wide newspaper ex
g r a n lee* nr o ilie r r ln l m m i ln limlur iIn- N 1- 2' ,.f n \v , r.n' f *f
I l i e , I n - w i t : ClUtrle*
MollltlgllC Hr,Ml,,n 31, nnrili
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busy with paint brush, hammer rH,rionce; having served ns cit;
Hall. H o w a r d H. 11*11. H e n r y (1. m o r e n r Ira*, t,, „
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und saw and what n„t in nn effort c()jfor uf n ie Americus (Gn.
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W llsfii, nmt Mary WIlHon. nc-xtur K ln n ln « :
tlicilr, ' •> !,
to “ fix tilings up."
Times-Ilcrordcr, and the Dnytonn
IVnslilnirn. Knlillle K vmii*. W a lt e r i n n r r n r I r e s I n | | lf>
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Attention is called to the fact (Fla.) .Journal.
He is the son o
HI o w e . A. IV. Man*. It. I,. H o w l H * * m C o u n t y . 1 i.,r i.i-i. 1
that today Georgia b entertaining W. G. Sutlive, managing editor o
er. I.. 13. iVIIIInmson. nr„l w if e , r n r l i n f .v„„ :,r.'
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iKllxahelti W llllniii*n„. A v e r y M. " I ........ ...
thoii^and* of y-isitors who pass u,e Savannah (Gn.) Press, and h
HU* lunar
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Himmler*,' C hurls* H a n ford , J o h n • In- f l r a t 31 n il,In \ | n n , ,r ' ’ ,*
along tiie highway* and from them also has two brothers in nowspn
i: Hlodtlnril. A lice Hlmnml* nrul tin - *n,in- tx-lin; ,i l i i V ' h ,
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glean the impression of ngrlcul* per work.
S il a s 13. Hlrnomls. .le**le
C lara « n i i r t .
m il l ( l i t
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tfrn iln g w a y . Henry M em ingw uy. i n n n t l i . m i,l In
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t u r a l jGcorgia; which they will carniacksheur has for years ha,
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A rlington National Cemetery had It* first burial u n d er formnl Ku Klnx KImu uuspicca, wlien Samuel lv ry back home and which they will t(u, distinction of lieing Georgia*!
p e r s o n s H n l ,o t „ |: an In terest In nun hint ynu mul r-ir).
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th e liei'cl nn f i e , ilcscrlheil real e s- l l i n l ■mill r a i l * , , n r , , , .... . ' '
Convey to others.
greatest sweet potato m arket, th,
Flem ing, World W ar veteran, wn.t interred. The body was shrouded in Klnn robe*.
I T IS K U I t T I I I . K , , | , ,>)' ■; '•
la t e .
"The county that dresses its world's g reatest sen island cottm
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Omaha Searchinp:
For Sniper-Maniac
fo r fo u r mirocKftiv*' v . t
S:iriforil lliTjild,
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Chain Letter Craze
Occupies Attention
Of Atlanta Citizens
OMAHA,
Nci7 T d.-,A>i Police
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for a sniprr-m aninc, whom they
take the position th at the fain
n. Feb. 19.—Tho bold reaponsib^ for t.ho shooting
should look ns good ns its prodt c
in acreage is ondeath of Dr. A, U. Searle, a
| tivity *wnrrants.
>us attention ,if specialist, in his office Wednesday,
ers of the south I 4‘’ey nay th n t file sniper lmd
ngngod them for spread te rro r in n nclghhorbood
was pointed o u t| beBriifg the downtown district : society hud*, school mnrms, de- .
officials of the w'bero nhinernu* shots have been I partm ent store clerks, sttn o g ra-j
ic tiK o f Agricul,lt pedentrains, resulting in i pliers, nil 'are ‘d oing a land office)
bu dues* in answering these tpicer,
awe-inspiring
missives
which
nrour.o just enough latent suspi
preparing to leave his office. The cion, despite college degrees and
j roilrd-topped ttockings to guuranbody was found Thursday. <
IVdice attention was first called 1too that they will not go unnato Che promiscuous shooting by a , s we>t ,|.
p,'destrain who reported lie hail | Those who-.re-eive them fre t *“
i been shot in the lip, Sunday night and fume and laugh on the sly
i William M cllevitt, „ dairym an, j all al Hu* same lim e—for who doe*
i was found shot through il,e head. ' not like to get a letter of nay
• On Tuesday several persons report- kind?—tint soon mademoiselle's
ink in her ink well it going down,
1down, down, itisl like clioeolnle
milk when it i* drunk through
GHoi M ts Foil nivnnrisi l aw by an ureliin newsboy. *
f lift in letl'er* put typhoid fever
NKW YORK, Feb 19. (/I-*)-—
The most ignominious ireutineiit germs to a downrigbl shame when
that n woman can inflict upon a ,1 e,tmes to mull ini,vine
Facli o n e of the chain letters,
man, in 'th e opinion of Vico- Chan
cellor ItnckMi, is to ignore liim a t informs the receiver that in or
meals while serving the re s ltif the der. (•wj'imnpc the penalties of igit, «h<‘ must write (he
family, Alexander M. McLeod, of ncfruig.letter
to nine nf her friends.
Patterson, Ala., was so disciplined same
for eight weeks beVause Ids wife HIie sit* right down and copies off
objected to Ids participation in llie letter nine times, and selects
nine of her ,'hunts.
NEW H A N D Y P A C K
politic*, lie lias won a divorce,
In (lie meantime book store* and
drug* store* <xperienet n redout,
Fits ha nd ***
ling of tin1 sale,* of correspondem-,p o ck e t a n d purse
*.fnlioi,ory and don't know what it'
all a hunt
Tills 'lo ry will inform
M o ro f o r y o u r rn o n o y
them.
cud th e b e a t P e p p e rm in t
Chew lag Sweet for any money
Ntd wit hs.tantUng *t,:,t the main
interest of iiiiihY women, is clulhe.t.
few uowadnvs me cnniple’(l> Look for Wrigley’s P. K. Handy Pack
wrap*"l up in tit",,,
\k,:,it as
on your Dealer*! Counter c 7
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1 wo-Piece Spring Frocks
$24.75
Pht'se gill' i :*<*!»;• anti cm n ljiim tion "t
ta ff e ta and jf»,nri'«,ttc \ a llies are nn>: I
s ty lis h in th e ir tw o -p ie e e t, tulem iet.
u illus ur
I.ung sltM'ves, hitfli-lnw se a rl tsl net l.f.,
iii’S* ilclight
so m e tu r tle .
I’r in eip a lly tailored t.f-
fe e ts , 1h ou gh so m e shnw a flu f f y tenilen ey.
Oorolliy-Knap” Drli^lilfnl
Afternoon Frocks
A la rg e s e le e lio n o f d e lig h tfu l a f t
ernoon fr o c k s in c r ep es, so m e in g e o r
g e tte , IAce trim m ed .
A ll c h a r m in g ly
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trim m ed .
Botany Flannel
Coats
< Druid Park, our jire:
ntncnl, is on Stalt
lit'l nvay No. 3 (San!or
R oad ), and on tlu
horcso! hcautilul I .ak«xj
in keeping with lilt
ui»h-( lassdevclo
\vt have Itet'ii asso
ialcd previously
h u r s U .L iU L y - u ^ l
T ltuse c o a ls are
tm u su a lly Kmart
look in g in th e ir s c lf-lr im m e d sim pli, ity. W h ite and p lain s h a d e s are used
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e ffe c tiv e ly in th e s e m od es.
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ur-1rimmed Coals
Embroidered Fabric Coats
One of these sm art embroidered or
brocaded models are indespennble to
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the well dressed woman.
They arc
tailored with an inf into charm that
makes them appeal to all.
ed o f fine fabrics
Fashion*
in a manner that
will please.
O liU
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i'ranU J. FiUpatrick
Howard Ovcrlin
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I). C. Griffin
Mildred G. Peabody
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K. H. Pichard .
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E. M. Hunt
Frank U Woodruff,
TIIE BIUrr-CHITTENDEN REALTY CO., INC*
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KEADY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT*
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Women
19, 1926
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Shriners. To Gather In
rhecrcQ so l°ng n,,,f lustily' that
[he orthw trn had to slop for somf
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The
new knight of the. U glon
of If(H__
Hnmir.
f » t * '» « r l " re- llh - id*,
reive that distim titfii
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Club Home Ceremonies
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M*- E*pn,l«»,l stated
fn-m all parts „f the si ,t
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"»"tv from nthcr *ccli..iS of »hJ .r"'" H' cn1!,rK‘',1 " 'm" in lhl’ f“ '
m rX IN G SBO RQ U till. Knslaiiil, S«uil. will make pilKri.m,,*"* T .
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t t —Ulster tlie sam e ropf m this Daytona Dm, h on T m « , l , . v r i ,i U ''Hirvo we Inn
i/n
ilUcc nre five women, nil r e . , rnary 2:1, in help the IIalif.iV,
flU'
henntifiil site in
j the llulivilliiKc
Dearh
!ted\-whoso combined ages total try celehrnle 't h e I . S
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l)n*t<ma iiearn
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.|Un—a n nvenine of 1*3. They are crmitul f,M ..
n $50,000' |)-wi,,u ‘ hr,,T r,Uj’ said a member of the
Dayloua
eitminitlre.
all active. Two of them earn a Bench Shrine f l u b ......... „„ V.iir
/iviner kniltintr nnd dressihnkiny, land Point in itnytona'.si,',',",!;311*''*
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J 1’u ^ ,r 1,1n • 1 nc,il'v<‘Governor l„h„ vv
2"! l l," 1i;ore with the view from
while the other three do house
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work.
ticad the array of dUtlmrm.he.1 Shores."
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Is S r but 1'r» t m h««gfa S i
I n J i X i ’v e t : !
chopping. while the flapper ° l 1 "JJf, hud for one of the moat o ni,Micnds most of her time doint: the nificent cntertninnienti* m tin hi-.
kitchen work and
chofts. Hit. Inry n the Halifax country in honkbit others are need 88, »I, nnd 1*2.
or of the guests.
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1 m-! NICE, (/P)—In a little villa buried home nre nthv heimr <jiv, M i,v
r-lu- taster flowers nnd nimie m ystcri. Espadld and Esjmdhl. l.-ral arrh:
(•c** ous by wisteria vines, Emma Calve, let.Is. Work on the huildiriR i- t„
ccnt once applauded by thousands In . start within df) days. Tin-, „i,,r t
America nnd Europe, has tnkpn will he let as soon its the planher retreat.
completed.
i ^ 'h l d i r i n ^ m n o r ^ ^ l m ^ i i !
and their iruests nt Dnvtona ShoreLodge. Governor Martin and other notable-, will attend,
The entertainment program for
,htf ni" ,’t "
Include featiin-a to
l"‘ found in few spot* otiuide of
H'oailwny. The entile enlortaia"lent “ s offered nightly at tho Miami
"If* Beach Fleetwood hotel, ineUitiftiR the famous orvliestra which
duiiadcasl* from station \VM1!L,
----------Tin* hiiihlinR is to lie ..f I,..,,,,. will provide the feuture events.
Her nmhition now is to develop l *'., . unhiue Spanish tii -tyu. a;:.l The entertainers nre stars of na
.niKinR French «irls another frre.it U,H he one <,f the mitslati.lm^ -how tion .wide
. . . renown
, from. the concert,,
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, isinner/, who will f^'ll Cnlve's plncc . P'ljces in the Halifax country j. , vamlevtllo and nuisirnl coimdy
1sl,rv on the world’s operatic stiurc.
, ^ '” 1 I'watod on lot
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I’ leelwood section of liavtona w*II lie nvailahle with Charles F ry’s
IhoiilTwo hours ench dav she works S”Vr,‘ • approximatelv n i t , l,i„t.k •Million lltdlnr I'ier Oiehetlm and
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at her "Memoirs,’’ which she is. n,|d a half from the S^.tiun.iiim, 15. entertainers of Allan!ic t ity al.o
^*“cr!l now writinR in French, having f i r s t ' story Flettwoud hotel. The -it. I'vrformiim.
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1written them in EiiRliuh. But her overl.„ k* an exquisite \ i, w ,,f t|„. ‘
Itt Gl.EH IS IIONOItEI)
P„ | ' main purpose is to briiiR Rlory to , 1’onml.ii river and tinFew n
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|J France by distfovcrimi nnd briiiR- j °* M.iim M.iiv,, Actual n„ -mirtion ' PARIS,-.Fell. IP. V'
*f/lua , Ihr ouLhnother Rreat opera sinR eri' °f tha huildiiiR is (u t i.,< v.o.nmi. few note* of musie which ciiumi'iI
trrvai joy to million-, Pierre Sol
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.T he rile, i- worth JJU.noo
kroiiirii
jtpeakitiR of her younif pupile j‘ *ho lot 1- ,*no of the l.i- estate lice hti- Ucome ehovalh r of the
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110 tinio
FlentWoml
|, leu ion of honor. As u.mrpornl, he
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I'D * Mndlimel tX'slvo
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■ In* ImirIc
or seven youiiR cifls a t the sam e wide hottlevurd lemlinu from the
the order l„ cease fnim
Fleet......I hotel alone lie scenic at the armistice,
, time— rdic*snld:
waterway, west I., the proposed
" 1,00k at 111>' family. They nre F E 1 railway depot. Tl,e lot T*
FUVPPfitt FANNY s i\yw
really toy daughter*. My vftiee ! ;1,,,l f " I deep, and i- one of the
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finest III till- Oliliu , I. itlopnp'nt.
I Ioih had little ones."
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— f I he dmI'lopet . it, 11•• 1leitiTne
PARIS (/I*)—"ifeentise T am in* and iiiadini; 1! pi, pai;,|,,i> to th>
terested in women, not hccsni.se I 1ground l.renl.inr ., teon. 11;, leh day
| want to make money," I.inn Cava- Ioni c,
it tiirni peri replied when ashed why, with ' Shrine piln
will n i n e .......
Ilieir| |„,r |a r jjC revenue eusildiiiR l.iie Moron *,
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,ta* k omitliruo cit- f,,,|uei sinuer to live in luxury Esyp* t n,j.l, , ......... ami Main
main, j f,,r the rest of her life, she had '.Temple, Miaou, f.*i the' omisiou.
T'"r ' | decided to open a P aris “ beauty 'e K e .n .i Mu tin c-1.■. , - ■.m- «,f l InIniiwn , parlor."
1*1011111' Slue 1 ••1 , 1.. , uito. will
tauiitrir j "Had | wanted to make in,nicy I tom tin* In 1 1 ,*,, 1,11 ,,| earth at
av' " toiild easily have amassed a largo *1,, iti.miikI !•>•..' i**^ ,, iem»uy. ae
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°1' -’ fin (one in the United States, where ' eyu'dini: t ■• .!>• ■i i, 1, q,a,laid, presi
(,u mile venrs
yours I wrote article** 'h u t "* 'I" I'avt-mo (t, a, I, .Slum
,1, alion with the lieaulv of women * Ini. Mam ■,1her iliRiiila> ie- fnnu
* " and the lteat metiiod of ineserMil;; all a , hull n| Ilie tale w ,11 hav e
pl.o', • ,'i. 111, |,io|*i am
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u N ,? \\ \ \ | o All) FARMS
lie. ,1.0 I. I. R 'lnie-oo. liny lld'ou 1
and Fil'd Infills have iliuiRe ol
WASHINGTON, Feb. IP—l/I’»— ih e new l„id,luip.
[in lIoort
la hi
a iddel
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tn ssettle
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Ili.1 t hul fM| I',,) Utilise, ill th e o p in io n
ol . w a s reached by Ihe S h n o e r
a' a
‘“ i, i Iiir R, pies,>ntill^ve H o w a r d ' o f
N e ' w erttm r ho< r ii o f s l iv uii;hi. -.‘i-isvtheir hraska, r i m e t h e C o lo n e l's m e i n - j <a act - ilo w;,
. e l e c t e d 'tuf S .i t u S '
|U0R" ,*f mi* -how no r re at s t o p w a s e v e r 1tiny.
ray with lake,, by ,,ur n a liu n w it h o u t
h is * N o d eta il a !•* 11 ■ .*r,'l i i t t o -
ill IV|| t
v,,1,'d
rarf no
I whii h so
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rhrm in.i L r illr w a s q u ilr r rrtn in tlm t I hr*
(iraslinrc \ % t h r p la c e If>r him
hut thut Wit.i
beforr* lie Iftul s r r n
Thursday, Feb. 25th, 10:30 A. M,
T h at w a s last summer. As soon an I.it tie
had satisfied his mind ubotil Asheville itself,
found out what a thriving efty it was. and
that it was n year-round resort with mild
winter and cool Kiitnmrrs. entrancing in
springtim e nnd glorious in autum n - h e built a
home.
If you meet him on tlie gull course, ask him
about the seashore. He'll slop. look across nt
the blue (ills, smile contentedly and say.
"N ot u chance. I haven't tune. T h ere’s too
much to do and see in Asheville." "M o n ,"
he’ll say. "th ere ’s n thousand miles of perfect
m otor roads through the m ountains. T h ere’s
Chuluola I erracc just one milt' Irom llic City <»!
Chuluot'a nild on ihehiglivviiy fmmCluiluola to Oviedo.
iiirrelli’,
^ listers
) would
Ketuernl lu
cre mi
ll' me
'hynirnl
1 lus property lias keen siib-clivitlotI ^o lluil tv(r\
lot is perfect. You will have lo scc.C huluota ! erra< <•
to appreciate the beauty, .you will find wonderful lake
sI-iIm-Oxrmr
,
!(Tt7rrjreh^*v>c5W..]iptlotOhat face ihe hiird-sur face lifghwaT,
offer these Jots on ens\ terms an t
the chance for an mvcstmrnl awaits you.
f uniaments
Africa,
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writer, *
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insisted 1
ti mi'*, I
river*.
Uls, <lr l r t |
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tennis
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M l. Mitchell, there’s Chimney Rock n n d ’ /<
I ’isgnh. There nra mountnin lakes to swim in.
T here nre 500 miles of m ountain stream s for
fishing. T here's a N ational P ark close by to
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cam p in. T here’s everything n mnn can ask
to do and a perfect clim ate to do it in. It will
keep me busy and happy the rc:^ of my duys.'j
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At least, coinc nnd visit Asheville yourself,
Stop by on your woy hom e. Ashcville’a S
hotels are famous and th ey offer a wide range f
of prices for excellent accom m odations.
W rite for specific inform ation nlxw t Ashci
villc. Let us send you deacriptivp folders,
If you plan to coma by m otor, you will find
ff
good roads all the w ay. If vou are coming by y f
train, you enn get a through Pullm an via tho*’ $
S outhern Railway.
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A s h e v i l l e ( T ia m u e r
of
C om m erce
A s h e v ille , N . G ,
12 T a y l o r Arcado
S t. P e te rs b u r g , Fla.
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and Aah* »|U# an ih* fallowing
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of Florida.
Chuluola Terrace Lei.iy just a short distance Item
the city makes you sure of your investment.
$300 in Gold will be Given Atfkty
$300 - - A bsolutely Fred- $300
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Tlie city improvements that have heeu made in
Chuluola have made the rily one of the scenic places
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tenth .
aing
1 nt
\nh rv il!(* i
"T lie first cla> I was Ihtc.*’ lie says. "I
fust looked at tfiosr m ountains, watt lietl tin*
sunlight nnd shndov. s cl h i m * enc Ii tit her ucrtutt
their m ighty flunk*. W atched the colon
change from infinite blue to the purple o( *
evening. Next day I went for u tide and a
closer look. Thut settled it. I ntayed.”
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He Came, He Saw, He Stayed—’ ^ I
In Asheville! ■
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On Lake Lv<*
.. were
dish Kiri
b, I'p' llil | U
jam hy J j
• and
comteiini*
n aa
ninate
they
lon’t have In tOlepli •>
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the •»w
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wr women J |
lx1 i io e«. t |
lam- i uni r i
link* ihe 1 1
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llic time '[ 1
me it a* r ]
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SANFORD
n r .n ALD. FRIDAY, F E BRUARY 19, l?j j
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Ice F o u n ta in
V
OLIVE RO BERTS BARTON
i . **AND
Blue Whin- wm the elephant's hnhy."
k een to Nick, when he had finAt this not only Blue WJiiakars,
r l»hed wiping hi* eyes, "if. you eon
Jupe and thtf shaggy bear and
-tall-rne-msttSFy Va funny aa your “ iS?. **!*•' !•* th,J l,nlaco roared
Bister's I shall mo nnio r
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*° tvith laughter, th at.th e crab*
'•S ta in
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nnd i°b*ter» and cod-fish in the
everything, hut I may be able, to moat put their clnws and their
help you to find the blue cherry- ^ n9 *n their car*' in alarm,
i , “9*?’ then >’ou *1° know where
"My, my!" they remnrkcd in
the blue cherry la?" cried Nick. | wonder.
"Something -had hap"Not
exactly,"
aald
Blue
W
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P«n*d
to
put
old Bluo Whisker*
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Jter*, "but there are things in the '•Jta such, a good humor.
He is
by-laws and constitution that may to u tin g ut the top of his lungs."
lead "to ita discovery
discovery.
Please > Inside the palace Blue Whiskers
Htemmence."
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Jupo looked even more anxious "° hard since the river ran uphill,
A la . than ho hod before and kept tak- 80 now I *hall try to help you to
Ing his note book out of his pock- R*»d the blue cherry I suppose.
P'«t and putting it back again.
The lre« that bore the blue cherry
■- But he needn’t have worried be- Wn* I0"1 about a hundred years
i cause Nick started right off to nK°> Someone dug it up one dark
tell his story;,
night nnd ran off with it.
In I
‘V "Onr.e upon a time there was a 1the morning there was nothing left |
v. baby,” ho said, "that was very hut n hole in the ground." *
new.
"Did the tree have many blue*
I . '" I know thot .we’d better do if cherries on it?" asked Nancy, j
•we want him to grow fast,’ sa id 1 “0n,y °nc each year," said Blue
•. the baby’s mother, ‘we’ll feed h im , Whiskers. "All the others wen*1
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19
r so, you are inclined to be
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advertising
DID IT .
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by-laws nnd the constitution ami
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Ucilr K.|:—
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(To Be Continunl.)
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Ing him elephant' milk."
"I suppose they wanted to put
HUAI, HHOOTINE FEATUKED
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I here is no doubt Dial the cost
of loving is running pretty high
1I have heard lots of the you ms
| f t Hows beefing about it in a mild
wav, Hut when I ask them if it is
worth what it co«i*. all thev can
do i s in grin and hurry off to t
telephone and make another dale..
again.'
I he girls ought not to be blum*
has done
it
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by
s lic h in g -
In |»i*.
o v e r a m i l l i o n d o l l a r s a y e a r i n b u y in ;;
r .e v /v p '}>:r
sp ace
a b o u t 5 c^ rt
d
( d u c a t*
to
p e t /.T e
sh o id im
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to
toll
th e
c h e w in g * g a r n i,
c l i c w W i i g g e y ’s .
so she kept right on feeding trldge fired by the heroine u t close era. a young man would make a
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hln» cdcpliant
rphant milk nnd
and every week rn»\ire
range b\
set the villain’s emit sleeve dut with a girl and call and they
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a h a kepi
on getting fatter.
Il —
on fire.
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would sit in the parlor and watch v ' l i r l l ,
n' t
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• 1 wasn't long until hd was PERf . .li
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U|i' ,
| m a k ia theater tickets, cam!;, .
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Tlnm flies, and barhers arc e
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*l ut n" w I fluwers ami a few other thing
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I should -»ay so,
said Blue rotonsors.
arc morti ei^ P|Wt.
* voting
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r rt‘-ladies toexnert
make more.
the scales
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was
TTITH H
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tiuns, wiremcn and eleetrologfsts.
, t'Jt r i 'M n show in town. or. a them.
. . . heardi of?"
..m "
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. , cabaret, or a movie, and there it
Anyone I ever
and- trust* are
trgers.- --Detroit
All those fellows who complain
always something of th a t sort,- it about the high cost of loving have
. "I don’t know," nnid Nick.
"It News.
sorty proves a young lady to have to do is to unit. Thev don't have
to sit at hunk? in the parlor with to if they don’t want t".
her beau
and, ,she 'won’t
let him
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Many voting fellows have found
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»o ^ 1’ hn,k.; thal the best and most ..o n m n i c l
I PL.
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wav to rush n girl is to own ....
l ink en ugh or her to loosen up Khm.s ,,iaom«d.ilc. I f ,
east lo
‘ T h e ‘‘fellow wdVh a ' d a t e with . , ! ',,rivt
K' r] D. nmlrimo.iy if you
>
4 dtivv Imr lit tin
- - h*sox ( oath.
girl in any real town these days’u ,
Yours,
is going to have to use his pocketHill..
book if he expects to get the glad
xi"ti winn he sees h t r again. I t '
jneuns taxi fare, theater tickets,!
restaurant bills, flowers, candy, WEHAVETrtEBEST.WYS*
• ,■ "Paddyfoot. Iirlng me llir by-law* and
m an,
o n e lin o a n d a d v e r t is in g - .it . H o sp e n d -
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A water spray has bei n lns.tnllt •«
A recent Sunday pnprr that I «t the top of n dWiM.t spruw
iw a t reading contained a very i l - 1*•; Esennaha. Mich. * 1
on ihu
ihu hiuh
h ig h(Showering,
i .V" "!---- ■------luminating discussion ....
water. slave : Dec.
cost or loving.
the tree Is now on ice h u n t n.
A t t
Ilichtwl al ntjrht l»y ctploml Hunt?*.
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ilu* younir men of a certain city.
Were complaining that rushing a :
Wh(11| voU
,.f
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girl these !.»,»<.
days was
no fu- ami 1t»c , ||u , 1hh),„ lh;>v rui|
| with
"That wan juwt It/* nodded‘Nirk. Sonn* theatre -i?o$ni Imvr been
owm
MHU .mother wanted to put him fcnird hv a real about iiur in the *toro proposition.
I n k circus,when
’’Itiwht m
To M
Kill."
A blank
blank earearin the
the old days, before the
the jaxx
jars j■J„
t„ ] )uUing
m" an fevening
with iliem
reus .when he was
w as bigger.
tugger.
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n e s s o f m illio n s o f p a c k a o 'o s a d a y .
ithai'i.
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■ h a s e x p l n i n e d h o w h e b u i l t u p a b u s i
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W r jtfle y , t h e
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chew
as
he
lie
has
g * u n i a n d in
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not
sto p
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lie says you must keep it up on the
buyers will forg-et you.
Whether
yours is a 5 cent or a $50,000 business
keep telling* about it.
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Industrial Tract
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Sanford's Firsf Industrial Dcwluinni’iil
Chul\i o t a
$25 per foot
In Southeastern Seminole
County
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The lake section, on Okeechobee Division, F. M t'. Ry.
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N u « ihiii lltr v iilir r S a n f o r d D l s l r l r t , mill till- wlmli- "f
C'mull v , a i r i n i o v i t i g i hi- m i u o s t p r o s p e r ity Ihg l i m e Im*
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v a n rv m v n t and Iu r t l* .r a r n r t.f i n d u s t r y .
It i s th e c r j l n g
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th n i u g h u ii l thv s t n i a w h e t h e r t h e s u b u r b a n s e c t i o n s a re nuu-pru ui
S .m liir d . liK-iitcd a s il is in th e h e a r t o f t h e m u s t e x te n s iv c li , V * , M.
• e f t i u n ui th«- s t a t e o f f e r - th i m a n u f a c t u r e r s nnd s h ip p e r * unri'a i
i.i riigtiini f n c i l i l i r s . Its lo rn liu ii a s t h e c r t r t r r t i f - 1 h r- s t a t e - c r r " ” litium
t i i h i i r e c e u ic r . make it » city t h a t wi l l p r o g r e s s r e g a r d le s s ol run
in o t h e r heel io n s o f th e s t a t e .
Price for each 10 acre unit including 5 room bungalow,
with hath and garage $7500.00—One -fourth
down, balance in 1-2 and 8 years.
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Residence and Business Lots &?■*€}'
$350 to $1,800 per lot
Hard surfaced highways to Chuluota from Sanford, Or
lando, and East Coast at Indian River City
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I’XAGKUR SYSTEM
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Resident Agent,
Chuluota, Fla.
J, \V. Hoffman, Vice Fres.
City .Building, ,
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AuguNtinc.a Fla.
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Hood Hotel Accomodations at Reasonable Rates
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'khr^fitju
... the great Northern financiers and bakers find their »») """ . ,(ure jt
Il is inevitable and every indication points to its forthcoming mug *
is nnticipnted. Today is the time to buy, not tomorrow.
I e l'o u r reptvsenlalive» explain ibis development In detail.
lars that it embodies will lu- most surprising. You are sunt»U«e vour investment in A Ft; Industrial T ract for the quick l,ro
can Iw assured.
INVESTIGATE THIS PR O PE R TY
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�TH E SANfro R p H E K A l.n . F n m
the kitcherts.
For Instance,
arc four electric toasters,
S kS Jte'bS t conittincr8 £*• Heavy Blizzard
rlYCtl.
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Co nm ta m a n i
It also e o & s X ‘imm the !i
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at
the
Omaha
field
said
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$
£
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Sweeps
Southwest
Each
Vnnt coat bound m a il probably t mi - U A V I^H Il-«rt
if dead. I lie heirs, d r v ls c e s . g r a n -
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generally allowed two tallowf«m i7n<i“n,J5 *mt a" *
j th at' 2.200 pieces of cob boiln i ^I!r C00^lnp c«rn on I
IK ;.»>«( are prepared on nn averngo
[B , *f „|X morning* out of seven.
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Doughnut Making Machine
00 Then there is an ingenious elect rUt n , loni' Pots
rp ' trie doughnut mnehine, which nuto- be lintel
L matlcally turns out -80 doien
,! doughnuts an hour,. Potatoes are
tef ^ f e d by an electrical, machine.
Ice cream is made by an electrical
A survey show* that a mi.ni
•a- machine. It is turned out in two-
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CHICAGO. Feb. m. (A^—A cold
°*®un,c<i bliiiabd pro10 rtions in the Rocky mountains
area, swept over the middle-west
today. w,th the prospect of a defided drop in temperature by to^i>l*
*n‘* snow a fout deep
"r 'l '"/V i wcri‘ dumoraliiing
ti.insiMMiation. A tninumum of
above « r o was forecast.
The mail flying schedule between
* u t ljike City and Chicago was
almost dctpornlitcd by the storm.
*ne plane due to start last night
stayed in its hangar and ii was un-
not leave- Salt Inkv City and nt
I*> -ir til her c la i m a n t * Under
most ctuinot proceed cast of Rock
n ay h .id il. t'hasr. decamp'd or
Springs, Wyo.
. olherwlne. In nud In th e follo w *
• mf Aeavrltied nropvrlV III-8«n ilOver western Nebraska ns much
Giutity. n o r i d a . m - w i t ;
ns five tnche&of snow was reported-1*" I he Weal Witnrlrr tif th e Mouthwest
Quurti-r o t t h e N o r th e a s t
whipped into drifts.
Quarter of Section T h ree. T o w n ; ,
hhlp T w en ty -line Smith,
llanne
Iowa wns visited bv rnin nr.d
3? Real. «t ul..
storm. Denver reported thnt n
Defendant*- * %
white cover, at places more than n
Order i.f I’ablleallaw
foot deep, had fallen in Colorado,
ilu ylu n l O i*aa«v If li v in g . and
must of Wyoming, Montana, Utah j l l Tu
dead, nil, pnrl.tr c la i m i n g in terand the northern portions of New *»i« under * the -aid iia y lo r d O
t iv.. i;»r,-n.«*.,! ,.r nih-TWiHe. lli and
Mexico,
t" Mo. follow Inn itesrrlht-tl inluU III
Sefnlttid. County, Florida. tn-Wlt! *
The \\ • si Quarter nf th e H n u t ll - 1 " est Q u arter‘ of Ihe N orth east
antl'a'.leMert in^he'evenin^
,
Qu.ii ter lit Nt-etbili Three. ToWliVlilp 31 S llan a e J'l K.
To II uiviiiiI i. yiVriiman, If Ilvlh r.
Mint ir ilrail, all
parlies rim m in g
(Inward U
otherw ise,
i n - a tt(L i ■»_Ihn..allu Ve_d escribed-»»ro«|HTt> ■
T o Oavlil H I l e a l , If living. and
If rtrml. -vll tiartlea claim in g inter*
e r lr un i T th e said it. limit. de*
e m a e d nr nltierwtse, in and to th e
t a l lo w in g i l n e f l n d U n a s It. S e m i
n o le C o u n t y . . Florida. t o - w i t :
T h e N o rth w es t Vlunrler nf the
N o r th e a st Qunrtvr of th e North
e a s t Q uarter
o f Section
IS,
T u n rWlilo 31 H . I ln n te *!• RT n Marlon II. D o w n ey . If living,
a lid If d i-nd. nil i.nrtlra olntmlliu
terewlfc lilidi-r tile Sold Marlon II
IHiwney, derea.Sed ot »ilierw l»e, in
hud to th e la s t nln-to described
p roperty.
T o W a l l e r I . Head and — — ----11end. Ills Wife.
mill nil
|>*l»on»
elnltnliur a n Interest In ninl to the
f o llo w im t
tlrscrih n l
p roperty in
Henilnolii County., Florida. tn-tvlt:
T h e North' H alf of the S o u t h
e a s t Q u arter of the N ortheast
Wilder Hi* said
B itrroals
err Iman, d a cea en l or
III
Q o x rtrr o f Iho N o r th w e
ur «f Hr. it..ii >3, Towi
S , lu n a r 1J B.
ordfm t
to ap p ear t o ■t
ennre of. tin* first M m ila y
H i t . sum* h e m s ih e firs
Hi.- r.iotith. a r o a it»le
• > n r *,i'[I Ip i t e l i u l i ’ f ,
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uu w
—ill
II tm
b m tia a ta
a g a in s t you and aach o t y o u . and
rueli o f yob. and Said eatlao p r o
ceed. e x warm,
ir*?^M
I f l» . f u r t h e r ordered t h a t th la
ordvh he pnhllshsit o n ea a weak
for fo u r cn n oeoutlvo w e a k * In t b o : .'
Il»iie.i at Hanford, riu rid a .
Avlim es ih e hand o t th a C lerk * f -T!
J'onrt, and th e i r a l o f * M i d C o u r t.,
th is tlu< 3 it h day o f J a n u a r y , A. »
Tv. t»3fi
t
V. B. DOUUUaW
:■*,
Clerk *»f th e ciretQt Court,
ttemluole t ’o u n ty , r io r ld a .
• d eal)
Ity: A. hi. W eek a. D. O. t
D iek in son * D leg ln eo n . I
Solicitor* fur C om p la in an t.
I
t ... <u l*hI. • id I a «« I
\ 1 Ufl
pi oi
BlIH'v.
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k fur
[\ r^o-
l,LAiSTI{!{
Nature’s century old masterpiece
Stucco
Sheet Uorh
Shin teles
l{oofiiitf
Sewer I*i pe
w11.1. m: (ii. \i' t<
■. .LL'Lt 'if!,
v X A x tT y
H/
(’BASK & CO
T R E E S
ludly oaks and majestic pines that
I nature bestowed so plentifully to Wynnewood form a scene of sunshine and
shadow that cannot be du])licated in the en
tire section. 'I bis century old handiwork of
nature breathe an atmosphere o f refinement
and contentment, and that is sure to please
the most discriminating. Throughout the de
velopment beauty abounds in somi-trOpical
profusion and is being greatly enhanced by
the handiwork o f landscape experts.
W
RIDA’S LARG EST AND
)T BEAUTIFUL HOTEL
in ml iniid
il i- tinfelly mi Hollywood IIcjhIi, u\ i*i
AIIniili« Iiif proof, suvt’ii ylorifs logii
nil with lialli, llio jimjoril) r.iuny III'
VNNKWOOI) appeals most to the dis
criminating homebuilder or the dis
cerning investor who seeks p r o te c tio n
of their investment. Restrictions insure
against depreciation. The improvements
that are being installed with unusual rapU
dity assures a profit in no small amount:
Whether for profit or a homesite Wynnewood■ stands foremost as an ideal *investment
opportunity.
K would like to tell you full particulars
concerning this development, that you
would better u •n d e r s t a n dI the» * unusual
features it embodies. One of our courteous
representatives will be pleased to accompany
you to the property that* you will understand
the development tej the most minor detail.
W
rordlllili' limy go ililf* I I loin till'll
'll 1*1 - 1m l l l i n g o n
L'kt Jl
I lolly w ood tii'ifli and
f lii''»Tf—tii v iis y
I" oil1 II
( ; ..|f iiml C o u n tr y Club an<l
ii-,1 o ilie r tro|ii< ul y-|»i»rtH. i-.iitr.n
wihx I
oilier BoUlliem T lo lliI r v « a V t r f f 5 r
M lisle !►> the H o IIjmihh I ln'lel eol
u n l i v s t r u . A c o n c e r t is hfbl every
■luy e v e n in g
in th e
KnrgeoUs l<>
r o o m b y tbe H o lly w o o d .syhijiboiiy
e h v s l r a o f 0U a r t i s t s .
| | \ r i : « . IM I.IUIM. MltO-ki
W. II. W ls h u rtl, rrt*M
6 . M. HUKAM, HuIvh Director
SI muI,. f 13.M* |*rr iln>
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ruum. SiU-IMI «..J ul1’
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HOLLYWOOD
By-the-Sea
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�*AGE TWELVE
THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY^jgj>
11— Autom obiles for Sale
Sanford .Doily H erald
WANT Ai). KATES
Jgy
¥Wi
1
fa t.
COOKING A PLEASURE
B AR GAIN S IN USED
18— B usiness Servfeo O ffered
•
CARS
AMERICAN CAPK
We havo juat opened up it modern
cafe in the Catea building. Wo skrva
home rooked foods, in the clcancat
of surrounding*.- Everything ranltary . Come in and e a t with us.
T, 1023 Haynes Touring.
I , 1025 Overland Touring,
■It 1022
Ford
T o u rin g
BUY IT
TWO HUNDRED LABORERS
RACE COURSE
LONGWOOD. FLORIDA. .
M
x
.
;i
IF IT ’S A BARGAIN
*'Wo Have I t ”
. SUNNYLAND REALTY CO.
Realtor
PODGE
H. G. Woolworth, Mgr., 221 Mcist-h
Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc,
B ldg, over l'lggy Wiggly, but we
Pleasure rara and Graham trucks.
deliver. •
Oak and 2nd Street.
Phono H
HANFORI) I1U1CIC CO,
212 Magnolia Avemio
eG— W a ftte d — T * ®*'7
•WONDERFUL BUSINESS
I
LOCATION
GET PAY everv day. Distribute
150 necessary products to es
tablished users. Extracts, soaps.
Food products etc. Worlds largest
company will back you with su r
prising plan. W rite the J. R, W at
kins Co., 152-70 West Iowa St.,
Memphis, T cnn, Dept K-f.
,
l'houu 207
LANKY’.'} DRUG STORE— Pr.*t
script ions, Drugs, Eodns. Wc
H U PS—MARMONK
arc as n e a r you as your phone.
Panford Antmuobile Co.
Call 103.
203 M agnolia Avc.
Phone 137
LINCOf.N — FORD — FORDHON lfl— B u ild in g — £.’on l r a c tin '!
Edward Higgins, *Tuc.
Commercial & Palm etto. Phone 331 SANFORD ROOFING GO. Tile
roofr, built up roofs. Rc-roofing
DIANA
over obi roofs. Leaks repaired. EsM ona — Dimm Sales and Service tim atrj free. Call Oak Avu. and
208 W. F irst St.
Phono 01X 3rd St. Phone 111,
FOUR SALESMAN
OR
• .
•
SALESLADIES
To Sell Real Estate
n. Q. PORTER. Mgr.
*
NEW
BALL* HARDWARE
Phune 8
STUCCO
bungalow
Six rooms, bath and t*Q
porches.
a
I .Ousted on Oak Avenw
nt foartcenth Strict.
PRICE $8,000.00
l
WANTED
Practically In The Heart Of
SANFORD
35— Salesm en nud A gen ts
Sanford
LEASE IT!
—AT—
V
Call
BEAUTIFUL
or
MTho Rexnll S tore”
t
and look over uor utock.
AT ONCtf
FR ESH FRUIT, frosh vegetable*.
Freeh oysters daily. We carry
only the best in these lines. Try our
store fo r quality products, Royal
F ru it Co., 107 W. F irst S frert.
•
. pn a Clarke’ Jewel Range.
WANTED
Wo make a specialty of our prompt
filling nf prescriptions and quick
‘delivery.
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
Corner Park
And
Commercial
8-1— H om es For fcalc
i
HANFORD DRUG COMPANY
NADU
Sanford Dialer, H. A. Pino
268 W. F irs t St.
Phono 017
I —Announcements
liS—HpecinlH at the Stores
33— Help Wanted Male
l GLAZE GLASS of all-kind*. win*
doyrn, door* etc. Apply1 1123
OrotiKe Avc., to Cleveland White.
T e m a : Cosh in Advance
• i lim e
— .... .......10c a line
3 Time*
.... „..__Jic a line
R Times .',.:£L1.......... 7c n line
20 Times ___ ______ 5c n lino
The reduced rates ore for
consecutive insertions.
Six words of nvirago length
a ro counted a line.
Minimum charge of SO fo r
f ir s t insertion.
All advertising is restricted
to proper classificntioit.
I f an e rro r Is made The S an
ford H erald will be responsible
fo r only one Incorrect insertion,
.tho advertiser fo r subsequent
Insertions, The offiro should be
notified im m ediately in case of
•rro r.
T O ADVERTISERS
'X
H erald
representative
thoroughly fam iliar w ith rates,
rules and classification will
giv» you complete inform ation.
And If yon wish, they will
Assist you in wording your
w ant nd. to m ake it m ore e f
fective.
B y IMPORTANT NOTICE *
■^Advertisers should givo th eir
atroot or ppstofflcjo address an
well os tn eir phone num ber if
they doniro results. A bout one
rea d e r out of n thousand lias
* telephone, and th e others
can’t ' communicate w ith yon
unless they know your address.
.A l l discontinuance MUST be
made in-person nl The Han
ford Herald office nr by let
te r. Telephone discontinuances
are not valid.
Courteous.... P re m p t,,.E ff icicnt
Service.
17—W anted— Autom obiles
— TERM S—
A FORTY TO FIFTY ACttE
250 feet frontage, by 117
feel depth. Op account of be
ing centrally lucatcd and with
Imtli water and rail F,liipping
facilities, Sanford is destined
to become n large and import
ant distributing point in the
State.
CELERY FARM
T H E DAVEY-WINSTON
OrgiinizHtion, fncorpvralH.
OWNERS
And offer for it n GOING
COAI, MINE of 25(1 acres.
This location is 'c ry d<idrable for pny kind of a
wholesale' bus in ••is whero am
pin track facilities arc tircwu
nary, al-.n wonderful location
/o f heavy retail business
such nr. grocery, fe d , flour
etc. Will lease this properly
on attractive terms for long
term with privilege of buy
ing any time.
For further particulars write
owner.
Masonic Bldg.
W- *
With over one hundred tliousand in equipment; Twenty
five houses, store tcppcc ole.
THIS PLANT
Show i - a $3,U00.U0 net profit
la^l month.
BALDWIN AND BROWN
II M KILGORE
PLAN I’ i i n ,
1 LOIUDA.
PHONE HR
Rhone 707.
-
0m
-
— r
^
- —»»—•
T $ Y1 ;
•*-•/ e- -> r .
H ROOM'S AND BATH, hot mri
cold wafer, lights and gns. All
furnished.
House bringing in
$150.00 per month. Will sell for
$1-1,000. This house is tin Mnxirnlm Avenue in the seven lumdml
liluck. nnd the paving in nil paid
Sen lin rry Walker, ol Slnkca Mjrkef, f o r WTmn.
,
Wh have an attractive prop*
oaitiop to offer to producers.
SANFORD ELECTRIC CO.
Successor* to Gdlon & Piatt
lit; Magnolia. Everything elec
trical. Phono *12w, Eloctragith
Radio.
S IT
If interested call and talk
CHRYSLER
FOR QUICK SALE. 5 room huu.r
the m atter over with us.
CIIA8. T. FULLER MOTOR CO.
JAMES”
ir.
G0VvAN?-Ali
kinds
$27511.00
Phono rt!P2
I . SU FFER ERS of heart trouble, An- 411 W. J at St.
» HEED t>K FIBRE living room
of Tint and Sheet Mots) Work.
’> giria Pectoris, Dropsy, A lb u m ,
sile.
W
ulr
Box
II.
Sanford
W ater and H untTanks. Aft Oak
BALDWIN AND
jgfr $ High Blood Pressure, Par.ily dr. I U'25 PEERLESS SEDAN Bought
BROWN
lb raid.
Avenue and fh u d stre e t. Tele-)
last sum luor. Owner
going
;
Will gladly tell yon free, how you
-phono 111.
?an get quick nml lasting relief, Ninth, wishes lu noil at bargain.
2 I'd MeLseh Bldg.
SA N l'M ill and I'll I I.A DELPIIIA
Sea
- i ' Without ucir.j' drugs, medicine or
We
have
Northeru
buyers
for
WILLYS
KNIGHT
mid
nverland.
MIKAt
l.E
Gnprreln
Go,
grn
eial
■U-1‘ S
Serum*. Addrers It. V. Walden, Box
19— P o u ltr y an d S u p p lies
W. P. CARTER
teal bargains.
F. and M. M otor'C o, Park a n d ! . tenn,n' work, r.iduwalk*. huibL
1866, New Haven, Conn.
Ruuin 230 Meiach Ruildine
fom m orriul.
}«g blockp, irrigation boxes. J. R.
LITTLE and t I \Y JiE N
FOR PURE bred Rina] 1 land
i M 1* I Jew i n ® #
Tt rwilb-ger. Prop.
•t Ball Building.
eftgx. Call 2-11J.
Noliet*
IX tft M u .r r u ..ia (5i- -raxu.x*----- 3 7 — S ilu a liiiu s W a iilv tl— M ale
SEM IN O LE UUDSON-ESSEX
53— H n tld tp g lU alcrinls
07— llo o n is W illi llu a rtl
W ILL STORE PIANO through
BUN AN AD in there columns.
INC.
auminer, for w e of tamv.
Thu >!«l i i Mali, lesuKa are
2UR Oak Avotiue
Kill>MS, wilh er without incui.i.
Box B. H, B, care ut Herald.
great, t'liono l 18. .»
_____________ . r
Reaaoiiithla ratt- Lincoln Hotel.
WANTED—By expired.
South
J , E. 6PUKLJNO, mibdivlsion
tiH— Kotims W ith o u t H oard
Carolina school teaidtcr age -15,
apcdnliML Subdivision to OrCHEVROLET
IT. B MeCALL JR .
At r<»M(iR|I.E DEALER!:- If you | position as collector. Time keepHcighte, Florida on IBxio Hlgh\ M 'T JI.y fnrnisheil. sunny betl".m l in ell your urctl <.irs, nd- or or orange grove keeper. Can
lando, F lc rd n , and F In r a
Don-Jon Chevrolet C o, Inc.
HmliJt rn Nupplien
rootn, three window ■. Konlheiii
vcrlij.e daily on tlm clarrifictl page. | furnish goml reference. Reply
way.
Tenth end Sanford A vc, phone 7i’*8 ________
* ......re, nexl (/' ball), bol water.
11. W, Slpintum, General Delivery,
III) Nt>rlh Laurel SI.
10— LpsI n n d F o u n d
!M— I 'a i u t in g —T i'a iic rin g .
“ j Sanford. Fla.
r.uu.Ms I'ltR RENT Double room
.9*—Pcrfinnnln
§aBT5
MALE POINTER PUPPY 'f mo.
old, white with light tan spots,
'f i r s t of week. Reward if returned
to 417 W. 1st S t , or Phone -WO.
PAINTING and KA1D061 i'nTn g
walls. Work guaranteed sat la- I ___ _______ ______ ______ ‘_____ !_I
racial y. George Bnml, Pi.inler, A I ITTI.K WANT A O IN The
Nnnfonl. 1 In.
OF KEYS, With my
name. Pteaso return to 202 let
S treet. W. Scott Jumca.
BUNCH
200 PnlipeUo_ Ave.
2 5 — F lfirin ts .
in n f i o . ii e 1^ 1* , i ,
3 tD A I il t i l l . I I ()RL> l
I- lie ,t i t b r all tit Dunlop •
WANTED
Ik".
LISTINGS.? on built
building Iota ii
F o rt Mellon and Sanford Heights.
DEAN-BFJtG CORPORATION
610 F irst Nnt'I. Bunk Bldg.
Phone 713
M ILLER O. P H I LI TPS, INC.
Phono 3 ' /
Oak nt Second St.
II—Automobiles
11— Automobiles For Sale.
IV—Employment
15 -Service Stations— Ucpair
ing
Touring
Touring
Sedan
Ton Truck
Top Truck
Char,xis
W nnlit-d
f 175.0(1
$2.15 nn
j.TOO.UU
; 155.00
(btk A\eiiue
r* itione,
M«g-
m*lin tnal Set mid, Kind nud Elm,
Sanford , U - n u e ami -HhdrftfrvrS'
Expert »e» vb-e.
I l l —Husiiicss Service
MIINTE/.ILMA D O T E / ,
' .iriI■•r•!'« mu d hium'-hkn holei; 1‘n.iied mi corner Magnolia
' v c . 2 immiP-t wnlk frotii bu.ri-
i ir-iti m h i n i (Ipi’ii nil yt’HF,
J It. f b D O N A L D , M gr.
Pbon* 14H and n repreiscnl.tlive will cull nnd ti«s> you.
Photic ISO
7 7 — II uiim -s fur K e n t
READ ESTATE SALESMEN
*
V
•
Only producrr« wanted. We have
.in unusually attractive proposition
to offer tn hustleru who havo come
to Sanford to makn nioney.Our liatiugs and cliento! is the bear. It
you urn a aabejniun and want tn
make perm.mcnt eonneetlom*, whero EVER BRITI'J Riubnnl ltd lli-Hler
your service* will ho appreciated,
Sanford Agent. 103 Saufuid
and your inroom unlimited. Ad- Avenue.
tires* Box D-tOO car* Herald, for
an interview.
0
Hanford Stove & Furnilure Co.
.Till E. Flint Street
Wo carry a full line
Our priie;* nr** rigid
('a.ih tir
forms.
Wi» wont vmii bu-iiiies i
FOR SALE bv ‘>wner. Owing to
_ _
HI health will «eU entire bliai- | 5TEAJH PRESS for sab-, Pi i>e
ner» al a bargain. Adders!* Owner } F--')0 apply William * IT Citing
talkti Mtfiy 1‘ni imi, laik'- Miry. ■^-lu u. 8/17 W iliuw A ir,
I lu.
P E R F E G T K t.’ A i n u I.ADNDllY
WIGHTS- -Three
1
1tloHara.
EXPERIENCED, i OMBlNATIoN 38— B»**irM*M* O p p v r in m lle s ,
itismginiihei and book keeper.
Answer l\ t). IJ-*k 7«2.
Poliabed.
nnd
Ihoit'srd
\ nt (lit
.. i 250.1IIi
. >176,011
• Com er Palm etto Avenue ami
Conimens.il Sttvct.
'‘ EDWARD HIGGINS, INC.
Phone 331
Sanford, Fin.
HERALD will bring ytm in big
HAVE-YOU It CAR
GUARANTEED FORD USED
. CARS AND TRUCKS
1P28
JU2-I
3H2J
1023
1023
- ^121
32— H e lp W n n te d — F e m a le
v- 1lo u s e io iltl (lo o tIs
rertuits. Advertiao those ttltl or
tid e s you have stored away and
bnvo no uoe for, A Mtllo thirtyrunt ad may bring y«iu several
Bl l Myrtle. Phone 2(iU \V
DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS
12 7 — I ' m l css,ion,■»! Nci v ic e s
1UU3 Ford Cbupe
DI2-1 Dodge Coupe
1325 1 Vti Ton Graham Truck
W IGHT PRINT .SIJ"I‘ Printing
l.o g i.I'-inir, Embtis.siug. See u.*i
1025 Dodge Sport Touring
. fit.st. Wo do it. Phone 417-VVj
M25 Ford Coupe
It It. Ave..-t,'oinrnerciut Si.
1025 Ford Foidor Sedan
.CIHROPUACTH: a ilio/tmonlo Tor
that pale, thin, deliiatc ehiltl ol
ydurn will Iranxform it into a
healthy, happy. ro.«v-ehfeked child
Investigate anil I hell trv. Phone
■1HU-,1 for appointment. Dr. W. E.
MuoDougall, ltd. N at’l Bank Bldg
^ullt I wilt Ileija; also single
iilf'in. near uew Etitrc»1 Lake Ho■<I i ill 571 .1. Mrs. II. II. Law
81— W .iiilcd— T n K en t
WA N’TT-.D (trie two or Hirer* room
it pa 111nen l wilh kitchenette. Bug
3, tan- of lierahl
F our room liousa «>» P*h
iiiettu Avenue for $2.5l»,|" ,i
$700.00 curb, balaiue mouthIf.
An ideal msideii'f I'd ut
Rose* f'ourt, 150 feel front,
for $2,500.00 mi liberal
tC1011(1.
Due of the best rc.-tidt'iiee
' totu t<> Iro hud in Sanford,
mi French Avenue. 0|ip"*d,!
Piucliurst; beautiful rba.le
\ live*, good neighborhood.
$2,500.00, Worth $3,000.(10
Terms to bo uiTaiiged.
IH U TT-C lirn'EN D EN
83— F;n ins and l.uml Fur Sale
' I.LLRV FARMS
Easy Terms
f i U a- res, 5 riHini house, -10
>12.0(111. $2,00(1 ,-nuh,
baliiiit) $|IIIH) per year; Five
% ) a wty_ antL.barn $i!000,
leninr;
t t u e l *- undovehiped, priced right. For bar
gains in celery farmn ncc—
JA S A. .HHINSON
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I T T s t ; St.
ii 1 - \ — l U i a c d l a n e u u s l * x Close 111 on Palmetto A'*"
* ** IEI.N ni-ies, (i room house, Eaateru exposure. 5 rooms ■
rmighly .conipi'changc
•a
align
grove
and
chicken
farin,
. tent iitLUuRAgvJiyr. Apply at W A N T T O I N V E S T Moderate
hath. Price for next few J ;,>“ *bl
rum with n-rvicc*. ha\« ear, CUT FLOW ERS L.r sulu. Cab-mhi- m l.-oigwood. Set* Sinmioim Ileal- cany terms.
one : D ccottu Sp> neer & Diuhlon.
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give naturti ol busmen * i ti. |)n,
la* n.*w ready. 26e | « r d0 i u l . *v .«T*, phone 40 J.
01 earc of Herald.
I’limio 4rt-W.Jilra. L. II. Jnm a.
Kubtfim exposure lot tn «
n u u .t $1000; Cuali $800. Balam*
suit.
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$200.00 WILL START ymt m a REALTORS and Brokeru elaaild
TRACTOR Sei vit e. idea ring plow
mumifuctui ing buxine > m Sait
W ANTED —White or
ing. disking nml ulrct-l grading. PORTER
curry a to m p M c li„t „f tlrc-ir
enlmral. Bakery experience p r o - ford, trow showing good pro/i
of it. be.st offoringu in the i-lu&xiried eni A RI.At, bargain in j i fundahed
I el us tlo your siiUlivixion. M. M.
home. See Simmons Realty C o ,
Lord, Roulo A, Box 2D!.
f.'rivt). Federal Bakery.
U0)C 3° Kakr AlfruT, Flu.
gma daily.
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particulars Mflritc 1orl . .
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NKW YORK, „ F*b. 19.—fi«P)—
Marion Talley, once a choir Rins
er In Kansas City, Mo., todny at
10, stands ncclalmfed America’s
newest and youngest prima donna
of the first rank.
Monday night she swept to brillinht triumph in her debut at the
Metropolitan Opera Hodse as 5,000
parsons outside stormed the doors
and a house of more than 4,000
jrnvo her an ovation rivalling those
accorded Enrico Caruso.
Twenty times the young so
prano wns called to 'th e curtain
when the opera wns finished. The
Arfcn “ Caro Nome" the high spot
in h er performance ns Gildn in
Verdi's "KiKoIotto" brought nine
Claims E state
b V c h a h i ,e «
p. St e w a r t
NKA S f n l t t W riter
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.— Con
gressm an Charles J . E slerly of
Porniaylvanla—he aim s to be his
•ta le 's next lieutenant governor,
D esig n ed b y nature to m e e t th e requirement
acting p e o p le w h o w a n t th e utm ost in beautiful n
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surroundings.
YET Esterly agrees that Amer
ican agriculture, as a whole, has
real grievances.
He considers it
ns much entitled to protection ns
the industries.
Trno to form again—n Republic
an; therefore a nrnfeetionist.
If anything ails you, euro it
with a. tariff,
\
farhrers.
Most of the agricul
tu ral lam entation wo hear just now
corttea from the we/C; some of it
from tho south.
Esterly is of
the e ast—not the f a r east, like
New England, but pretty eastern.
R estrictions to m eet th e m ost critical exactions,
* "*
HENCE you get from hint quite
n different line of tnlk from the
Variety em anating In the earn belt.
Good for E sterly, for being orig
h I r.K l.i speaks for ro-opinal.
ii, both by th e ’farm ers mint
E astern ngrlciillure Isn’t s u f
customers— reducing the pro'
fering1to any such extent as w est-'
consumer price -spread, gtvern.
Esterly himself appears
......... 'mer more for whnt lie
ra th e r more than nmdrrntely prog- has to sellI, the latte r moro for
pr/rous.
,
what be has to pay.
W htitV tho reason?
Protection and co-nlioration will
anlfn the farm problem, Esterly
I thinks.
lie means sectional eo,operation,
not- national.
That, lie believes,
would be top-heavy, unmanageable.
Nor would lie have the govern
ment'll hand in .it unnecessary,
on-American.
tVEI.L, w hat’s the remedy?
“ The remedy for Insolvency,"
sold Esterly promptly, "lx to sLnrt
o v e r'again."
Which Is comforting nr not, de
pending on how you look at it.
S T A T E N E W S B R IE F S
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
-o c a i .A, Feb. 19.— Marion coun
ty Authorities were fared with the
question a s^ to whether a negro,
. arrested fey n deputy sheriff, could
ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. lit
v
lie charged With reckless driving V\. 11. t'Arter was engaged by the
when he was not at the wheel of
.•it “reckless' truck.
Tho negro i St. Johns county eommissioners to
•A.' Wfls towing the driverless mat him- ‘ lit) tin1 county's Irnific officer.
' i f wh«n taken.
The judge ruled ( CftVter's chief duties Will be to
that he could not be charged with patrol tlie Dixie Highway an(l see*
w
reckless driving.,,
■that the motor regulations are
M. Hathaway,..clmirimin of t|» ‘
elate Road Department, will he
the principal speaker *at'the alien
ing ceremonies‘of tire Skyline Ex
position, February 22, it was an
nounced Imre.
BART NASON, S a k s Director
Schooner Sinking
O ff Miami Harbor
MIAMI, Fla. Fob. 10.—(/P>—
The schooner Jam es E. Newsom
oi llnston, loaded with lumber, wns
pounding to pieces in the surf off
i Matiii bench a t noon today.
Her
i rew deserted her Thursday.
Exactly r. week ago the schooner
grounded upon entering the port
ami became waterlogged.
The
i hanntd was blocked for one day,
unit! harbor officials ordered the
ship lowed to sea. This was done
over tin* protest of the Newsom's
m aster, who contended th a t witli
a :■-1stunco be could make port.
S e a m e n say the ship cannot lust
24 hours.
Launched a£ Booth
Buy harbor, Maine, in 1919, of 707
tons gross, 78 feet long and with
LEI foot Iteam, the schooner is said
in have been one of tho fastest
s h i p s of Iter class.
B la c k
LEONARDOS tOUGH {SUnUP
(CREOSOTED)
Creosoto in the most cff*rd*-« huit|"«* nrf-.il* Vruiis-fi f.„ kiuuniC coughs
and colds and other throat and iunc
troubles.
Stop that coufh now before It stofr
you tar good bv urinj;
LEO-NAR-DI’S
Ask your dnicp.ir.t for It.
H a m m o c k
C e le r y
L a n d
Surrounding lands much higher and making big money In
truck
PRICK 58.000.00
Terms, 55,000.00 cash, Imlanre 1-2 and 3 yrurs nl fi per cent
Interest. Title is clear, no incumberamva and 1925 tax in pnid.
Hi ive j oil and look look at this land. Talk to the surround
ing owners. Believe you will find that this kind of land is
limited at three to four handted per acre.
Address Owner, Robert JR.
KISSIMMEE. Feh. ill__Timber.
p.ifi. Box, 332, Fort llyrra, Florida
crtlllidtcd ill 1,500,000 feet, biealed
fuiiitiiwe»t of Kissimmee, was pur*
chased by a firm of West Virj’i
ninns.
A saw mill is planned.
- LAKELAND, Feb. 19.—"Fill ’or
Up!" two men unb red the ojieintors of a local filling station.
\Vithin a few moments it was
r*“*i»tick 'em up," as tho "customer*"
.proceeded to rifle the rush register
/W hile holding the filling *11111011
with' revolvers,
revolvers. Ninecrew ftl
at bay with’
ty dollars was taken.
i
■ .GAINESVILLE, Feh. 1 9 . - A
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• largo tourist and commercial hotel jllffi beauty drove me marl, ex
■ will be bulltvin Gainesville, it local plained Myron Falling when h
r ia l estate firm with headquarters
a rris lid for abdm ting Gemnt St. Petersburg onpouond. The virve Case. 17. above, from One!
projected ImsWlty will cost ’ npN* Y.. ami biding .her for
- prukinmtcly *000,009, and will bp w oiilhi In n bungalow near Com
up-to dale in every way. » ‘
'. j urn, N. J. Failing has n wifi nm
FORT LAU/EIVDALK. Feb. 19J
. — A Jiatrolimin herpi by tjie uid a /
a loader tipd u eecoad ufoi-y en- J
Fever
truhcc, fmuid thb all-night t u b - 1
liliune oprfutor literally “asleep
Pt (be switch."
Telephone jiu -.
H olm • tried to get num bers', b y '
vn'n|[iiig l-C)H-atidly, amt the police.
.
„ . , ,
,
inr.n tried trt “get Central" by ‘V 6 4 ‘Ecns
alithen dinger* sad
pounding on the front door. T h u n ,®^3*™ ti,E,» t^ fc * e f^ h e » ,h c fc l‘« 3
h e climbed M ladder, enL-ted n her^
ln*4 h“ B**
olid offery window, and awkomd
l*cJ«»F***m-TF*<rnwpc.reI . . . nV .1...
„ rot
I’hontJjJ
First National Hank Bldg
This special price for short time only. lads, nunrlwrs 211212-2El-211 in the SW 1-1 of Her. 1-21-31 B.-minole Co.,
11, miles mo tbeast ul J h ie d u ; 'i mile from 2 Railways and
paved mad.
PA l.A TKA .^Fcia*19.—The first
golf tournament to he hold on the
j municipal links' hero will be
1 Staged on W ashington's birthday.
It was announced here. 'Several
trophies will lie awarded.
,
SANFORD GROVE, Inc
Maddening
. PENSACOLA, Fob. 19.—-Tenta
tive plans were set in motion ut a
meeting of the Escantbln County
•Poultry association for the hAld! tng of a poultry show In Escambia
/county some time during 1920.
.<
Edward C. Knosler, a convict nt
t In* Michigan state prison, Mar
quette, Mich., ban filed in the
Chicago courts a will purporting
to he that of the late Edwin II.
.Jennings, multimillionaire, which
leaves nil of Jennings' ft),000,000
estate to Kocstcr. Rooster al
leges th at hit* mother, now dead,
was a sinter of Jennings' wifb.
I'cnuliful new stucco bungalow—six
rooms, bath and two porches, located
on Oak Avenue at Fourteenth Street*-
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DESIRABLE HOMESITES PURCHASED AT
THIS SALE WILL M AKE Y O U MONEY. LAKE
MARY IS GROWiNG, A N D PEOPLE ARE
FINDING IT A DELIGHTF-UL PLACE TO LIVE
THESE LOTS WILL BE A GOOD INVEST
MENT, BUY SOME OF THEM AND WATCH
YOUR MONEY GROW."
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REMEMBER TH E FIRST PURCHASERS
MAKE TH E G R E A T E ST PROFIT.
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Inc.
Owners
Masonic Hldjf.
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, Fl o r id a ; T h u r s d a y , F e b r u a r y
CARLO? BAN TO
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Sixteen Porch Today
A Tragedy of the Night Air Mail
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Beginning On Monday Big
('hnnge In Freight' Shinments WiU Go In Effect;
Auto Embargo To Continue
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Officials Fe;
W M L Mine
Death Toll May Hi
As High As 70 Aft
WEP Check
Is Completed
RICA I le Begins Two
Receivers’ Permits
Are Still Necessary
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Lift Ban On Motor Cars;
Situation Improving Fast
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Secretary Davis Announces
Decision Ijite Wednesday
A fter ConslderinR .Recom
mendations Of U. S. Board
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[Jlrs From Town
Man And Wife Saved
After Beiiuar Buried
In Debris 14 Hours
JACKSONVILLE." Fla., pel,, is
18.—OPl —Effective Monday, Feb
ruary 22, the Florida carM freight
WASHINGTON F«h. 18,—(A»l—
embargo will he materially modi
The door nf the' United States ts
clou *d to tjie Countesa of Cathfied, according to nil announcement
IS.
here \\ cutnett day nlghi |,v
t|„.
cart lo*cuu«* she eloped several
years ngo with the Earl of Cra
American Railway A.v****intii.n Car
mNC,HAM.~\jtah. Fob. IS
ven, leaving a husband In England. DM—Thlrtjr-fivo known . dead
,.e r v i,o liivirion. The amuomrew >\
j niH' 1 foltoweil-a session h,-re \VedThe episode, admitted by the
lderIliesday ..f repreRentativc of .J,,.
Countess, has brought into action with nn equal numtjer of per
carriers serving Florida, of the AsA sm
fCTMft
again*t her the "moral turpitude'1 sona missing was .the toll
I 101
-«7
social inn and district -u initial
provision uf the immigration law enrly today of tho avalanche
Idle John J. "Hutch” MeDcvitt «f chairman of tin* Florida
Here is all thiit is left of the airplane
in which
Atl .Smith, veteran pilot, crashed as he was making a and Secretary Daria of the Labor
division
. . ...............
,
.
------------that overwhelmed the Hicrhlip-1 Wilkes H nrn\ Pa.,-who jumped into south—
*•
stmtiivost■ shippers
advisory hoard. J ••■K’ht flight (in the nit mall routP Itetwi cn t'hicngn nnd t'leveiniul. His plant* struck n trot*, fefj to th** Dcjmrlment has ordered her ex
i prominence 12 years hgo when he?
Innd
Boy Mining C-amn in Sap
"After midnight, Kiiaday Fehru- ■KroU!>n and, hurst iplo flartries near Bryan, .................................................
<>., killing Smith ami leaving only the elmrred wreckage, shown cluded from this country.
Hjicnt it fortune in a few days in nry 21, 1lie state-wide embargo," above*, for the rescue farty.
Gulch,
near here. Wednesday.
The
Secretary
rendered
hia
de
Irkers N(>w York, a fter having been ous- according to the annonneement
cision Wednesday night after conO
f
f
i
c i a l s directing the
tfl of ted an Pennsylvania state treas- "will apply only t.. i|,.< following
aiilcrittg the recnmniendutlonn of soarch of the scrambled ruins
urpr. Mr. M cltavitt, who visited coimuoiiii ii-(the Board nf Review that heard of n score of huildlngi, im* a three*
l*. . I Sanford Wednesday, had a tin tin '
"Aiiloniohilea and true!
Uriel
Ideas
in her behalf by her counsel
‘ J of himself presented to Congress
frame boarding home hou*-'
and others Interested in her case, story
(rayes ami later nominated himself to nil Linds, ('eiiieid. including all
Ing $0 persons, expressed the be.
kit
Mr.
Ilnvis
declared
exclusion
was
I of hu"f
eonjimi
1
docks
and
shilpi
s.
lief thst in the neighborhood of 70
rim again: i' the lat«* Woodrow Wilntnmlntnt? under the law nnd that live*
lof the
had been lost,
It
left
bint
no
exercise
of
discre
V*hic,llUl
,ron hl'Hi’H mill • riccl **, Hiclmlmr
..jding
Frank
A. Wardlaw, aupsrintam).
(iolitirs.
tion.
ji'nce
metal lath .
ent of the Utih-Delnwar* Mining ‘
Sept.
lln* Slim Chance To Enter
Lumber Materials are Included
Co., which operate* tho Highland
I In the
One slim chnnco to get into this Bov working*, mad* up n ll*t nf gff
"I.umber and logs, nil kinds ex
gh the
cept crate materials and c.ir strips.
I'lans Are Complete For Drive country remains to the Counteaa raising person*, which included
t'itv Engineer f'r I T. Williams 25 cents per cubic yard.
now held at EHIa Iiiand. only the owner* and lessees of
nine(Note: ('rate material is defined
To Subscribe Funds For Big Vera,
Approximately two miles, or
Her attorneys plan to request of houses destroyed. Be was unSble
as knocked down crate, in shook* stated today tiu.t an agreement
ihifts
Florida Exposition I’nlure New York a writ «f habeas corpus, to m v how manv other person*
‘■r pailcl:. 1at io -.ire and short logs had been made with the (ilohe about 10,200 feet of bulkhead re
<•»last
destined to crate mills). lame and Dredging (V: nanv whereby the mains to tie completed on the west
came
At . Fhiludclphlu In June which IT issued, would cause a re might hnvn lived In tho cahlna. al
Siting its hid for side of the city and the figures
plaster; plurti r huurtls, incltiding company in .
tiiew
Filial tilans for the American view of tho law and, might grant though It la known that there were
the Countess permission to enter some aliens hoarded not employed
all prepargd or
manufactured the fill to be matte inside the bulk accepted for its construction are
| hearty
•
building Imaril under various trade head nn the west side of the citv. ns follows;: For 12 and unc^half I-egioiiV drive for funds with under Irfitul.
[workbv (he mining company.
within the citv limits, had. ngreid loot piling, >2S tier lineal foot; which In elect n Florida exhibit
blienro
names and liml.fing |mper.
Exclusion of the Countess la not
Onlv 18 of the known dead hsrf .
let for Hratilifiralion Commit Ice Tt» ,
!'"'1 i-*i*ti»rr; ■fijire- ;,u that the citv dredge would h ■ nl* 15 toot piling, f.'ll per lineal foot; building at the Fliilndelphia Sen- the first case of tho to rt. Secre been Identified end (here wa* thn
17
and
one-lmlf
foot
piling,
$55;
Inwed to assist in the fi11 nod that
faft* rqiil-centenninl exposition
have tary Davis declared, adding tjuit nAsq’hlllty
(bat tha
..............................
m IV' pnMeetlf
Oed
Lamu'll Intensive C’mn|«.ign
| tll*^. operation hv tin- iitv',* new 20 ' >ot piling, $JH,
.f
beep cornidetid by the committee lie wns bound (o decide the ques
Fit M. ect Iniprovemenl ; log |,npi-. Inuifl- and roofim: dnulge winihl ivsuli to savio r Then remains, on the east side which will direct the drive in thin tion solely on the evidence sub
of bulkhead district No, 2, ap- city mid word i* now lieing nwnit- mitted.
Many Plants Are Ordered'tile*; structural -to, i ami steel j thousands of dollars to the t.
|(f die
that bntis with oidy’ sii mlstlnr. : v
piosiniiit.lv 1,51111 feet yet to he. ed from state lieaditiiarter* us tu
______
, ‘shtipes;* sand stone, gravel sing; payers of the citv
catvst
final death foil wrntd bn In
The
National
Woman’s
Thirty,
The bids reyellllv !ici cptcil liy I till'd In tin* dredge of the (ihdie I lie quota asslgiiyd the t?ampbell- which Imd urged admission oft the the
hisThe City Beautification commit- 1l:,v :" " 1 ■' ns'niiiK*. including curb
tho neighborhood of M.
U
ndoing
t
ompntiy
under
its
tux'sfile
eilv
for
the
eolistiaction
of
.
.
.
.
.
me
h
!
•m
«*
l*l«K
‘k;
nnu
murnlt*;
til**,
Hissing Pont, according to an an visitor, followed announcement of
wnges
Tha rescue workers, numbering
nouncement made today by M. B. the decision with n protest against morn
a half tec today authorized the purchase ; i | | Um.,.. , o m , ehnld goods, ns spec- the bulkhead represent an outlay on. i.ilntct, it U said. •
than B0, were anurred
■nurred on In . ..
>
1
iVtlllnniH
stated
that
the
of
a
sum
sttnl
to
be
staggering
in
of trees ami plants for its program ,ft, d in consolidation classification.I
Hutton, 1tost commander.
the exclusion as nn official **rec their attaeh upon the del
debris by thu A*
proportions Imt verv low consider- city shore of the bulkhead would
The
drive
Is
scheduled
to
Start
of
supplying
the
necessary
plant(Not*
For
movement
of
house-'
■ignition ot %double morar
Rill they
, . stand
. ^ finding allva of Jimmy
wy
McTWi«ld, .
ing
the
amount
of
work
to
l»e
run
into
very
high
figures
owing
Tuesday
morning,
Feb.
23,
nml
is
:h wc len ara determined and his wife, ownersI Of‘ the hoard- f
25 per ing along the streets and in ’ the > t d good permits will be issued uf done.
to the lake frontage owned by the expected to vnil within threy day*. to destroy
An
out
br f,5,(100 parks and also decided tfi employ u j| place into which to put the consign
r
turial
syylcm
llul
Jpg
v
house,
‘
juse, *ftsf UHira than 14
The fill’already compb letf ip c* i eitv; and becuu»o of tlu* mjjny' Monday, Fab. 22, was ■j.-ntzlnuny which they will certainly
1
not *vl- hours’ Imprisonment
impriaonlnmit and*#
nnd«# tha
ttthjjshcd nt 220,000 yard* apd Ui <Ur <iuv«4irtf. M the lake fnmt.
dunned ua Uiu-opuning diH* bdcXiW- emte In our grcrnmvtit."
needed l JiectiLullural e x p e rt to assist in thu ment promptly upon arrival) "
wreckage.
said
to
hahvo
c**sl
approxiiuutely
f
?u
imipcrty
alom*.
the
■t'itv
oVma
u
u
.ta
tho.
f
a
d
't
h
a
t
ittia
u
hulldnv.
"F
or
thu,ttjofoment
of
the
above
1
| matter of deslgxilng th'u plans for
Warrant Out For Karl
5R0 0UU.
*
|.oVt>r r.otio feet on tho lake ami offici't. of the AmerUan legion
The McDonaldi Seer* hriittght
luirk lieaiitificatlon and for the named cinhargood cmnmndities,"
The
bills
accept**!
for
the
fill
on
!
the
strerts
arc
oxuected
tu
double
Appearing
at tho henring Mon out late last night after all him
decided
to
begin
their
effort*
on
the
nuiiounceineiit
continued,
j
K. pruning of trees both in the parks "ilatemcnts of rcipiirementii most J the west *nl*' call for a price of this fi
Fcl
figure.
day apokesmen for thu* party con had befrn given up for those re
Tuesday morning.
le r> op and on the streets of the city.
"The’ Legion’s cmiiilsfgn to rulse tended that the (Countesa should be maining buried.
be filed and permits obtained by
ine,. here
Gibb Campbell, a miner, flrat
I lie sum of $200,U(Ml for iirovlding permitted to land a* was her elope
W. II. Williams, city manager, rereivem of the traffic under the
nub* of
nn exhildt of Florida's agricultur ment companion, who then was iu beard their Taint cries coming
plan of the Florida division, smith
- wlui is chairman of the committee,
al. and horticultural und recrea this country with his wife. The through tho snow and splintered
cast advisory hoard.
lemplovi-d 1stated during the meeting th a t
tional feature* has been commend Earl of Craven left New York for timbers. Calling for aid, be dug
Fast Coast to F t erupt Autos
|
|l • o . at 1owing to the necessity of expert
ed by leading citizens In every Canada, however, just before a nnd chopped hi* way to theui.
'ilie Florida Fast (toast, howi v< r, ,
i‘il Islog, advice relative to the removal of will exempt automobiles and liueks
Hictiun of the state." Mr. Hutton I^ilmr Department warrant for hi* Both wore conscious, McDonald,
urrest to preliminary exclusion with n badly injured hip, had bur
lit*-* after trees in the parkways nlong the shown in the alioxe cmhurgoed list
said this morning.
was la* ued.
rowed hia way a distance of aot‘■On
and
alter
Feb.
22.
all
other
"We
have
received
report*
from
F"
i * B e e t s he deemed it necessary to
►r
It hwallii him now at New York cral feet to hiu wife, who was
S
t
a
t
i
o
n
At
W
i
n
t
e
r
P
a
r
k
Is
T
o
car Ioil 11 commodities will be on the Well Known Sanford < ili/rn
other cities telling of the plan*
,
employ
the
services
of
an
expert.
PIKT hard The
lb* t s e d By O r g u n i u i l i u n lieing* made by the posts for mak but it likely will remain unnerved pinned in the wreckage by a tim
committee agreed to tho idea free h*t
S in e lim bs 111 JafU snnv Hip
Trouble
“’I’ll,- progressive improvement
ing u whirlwind drive for their for he plan* to sail for Bermuda ber over her left arm, which waa
F t i r C i m i p r e h e n s I v e l ’.iig'nini respective
|Vi«*!t>ard Tini1 biimerUato steps a r e expected in thi null mid liaiMiportatinn sit i Hospital III (Ft'lock Today
quotas, and we are de this month. The (’ountess of C ra broken.
9 nM oo, |
*H‘ taken in the matter,
Avalanche Drop* 1,000 Feet
termined
I"
put the citv of San ven, who ha* protested against ex
i
'
51 rs. Henry Wight, a member of nation in Florida and the practical j
Th** Sanford Womnn'a t ’lnb will ford over the top in short order." clusion of her former rlvnl, artTh« slide began two miles from
elimination
or
congested
of
urtnuil
i
Friend*
*
>
1
llariv
I
Walsli,
•he committee, culled attention to
ban* <Imrge of tin* program to be
"Thin city has always respond* nuunred in New York that she vvga the KDle Battlement more than
the fact th at in many sections of truffle iiorili of Jarl, nmulle xml Mile* inanug'-r *»l On* !• I*•11Ft \**g- bromlc:c I from tin* Winter I'nrk
e«|.
when tailed Upon, to lend ils going to Montreal to “mother that a mlla above sea level In tho
other
gali
way.di*i*lined
point*
the city the treeu are planted too
radio
station
tonight
hcgiiming
xi
,*tabic
t
orpouilion.
ami
well
known
support
to uny worthy project for wild Ihij ." She culled the immi O’QuIrrh Mountains, when
in Florida now permit* a material
dose together to Insure their m a mollification
Sanford citizen, were shocked to t) o'eliK-k, according to an announce the benefit of the state ns u whole gration uuthbrltii’k "dolts" and freshly fallen snow clipped from
of
the
state
wide
em
ture growth and maximum usefulinent made by Mayor Forrest Luke,
hear nf his death thi* morning a t who alio stated that the citizens nml it will nut (all to do so this tin* exclusion' order "disgusting." its resting place on an earlier fall
nsb*. The committee agreed that bargo.
Misn Alice Paul, leader of the that had become crusted. Aa it
"This improved transportation 10 o'clock at the Riverside Hos of Sanford an* welcome to visit this time," he said. some measures should bo taken to
wont
on’s party,
deelured Mr, Xlg-M;«*ed Its way down tha eAn"We
of
the
1-cgion
want
it
disBltuation
is
due
hi
no
small
meas
pital In Jacksonville following*'a studio on uny Thursday evening
thin out, the trees now obstructing
momentum,
tiilct)v understood that the Flor Davis’s decision is "an amazing In- F01} i U , gathered
growth of shrubbery and other ure to the very practical cioopera- serious operation undergone *ev- during the time the station is in ida
weight and speed. In |ta path of
stiincti
of
declaration
ugulnat
exhibit
at
the
Sesqul-cententom of the receivers of traffic
foliage.
charge,of the city.
nial.is to lie an a l|%Floridn affair women In the enforceemnt of our more than two mil**, the avalanche
day* ago.
Diseases affecting palmetto trees in the state uf Florida a* well as eial
Mrs. Henry Wight, president of and that the statu us a whole will luw*." Considering, she aald, “the dropped at least 1,000 (*•«.
M
l*.
Walsh
laid
been
ill
poor
|
the
verv
substantial
increase
in
fa
rfljit the were also discussed and ptepa were
the Woman's Club, will deliver an
A mil** from the start It paeaad
kl
t h o r o u g h Hludy'(
d.lie* nf the railroads serving the health for Ihe last year, according address liver the radio mi the city lien* fit greally from the showing fact that we have admitted to our
(«rnL<,n u>- ordered taken f o r an thorough
sU
*n,i l*lw»‘-J » tunnel mouth.
t„
his
relatives,
and
had
spent
made
ul
the
exposition.
It
is
not
country
and
have
even
received
a*
R»t ( oi i!- of the results of th e -ra v a g e s of a date in the past few months. I
of
Sanford
ns
the
feature
of
the
strictly 11 l-egiun affair in uny honored guests, number of men Half a mile farther down It eloned
much tiini* lately in Florida mol
heases aaVl
to
n vxd * yknown
Lbeg suf- few particular di cipn^vii
evening’s program. Songs by* Mrs. ‘sense. We have agreed to assist who were known to have the *am« still anothsr, swept a two-fahdly
tu be
in
••
,.h „ r,ii„liriiv
.that
* « many
i.mi.v*essential
■
heases mini
sam to
n* ..............,,„
.
Detroit
infirmaries.
He
came
to
**" f it hi* common nnrnng plants and trees in icuiniiioditles which ordinarily m •
I,urile Arjienwult Tuknch. Mrs. the .Slat** ('handier of Commerce record* aa Guuntcm Cut heart, thla dwelling from ita foundations snd
city
Jril into Florida in one nr two tar- Sanford approximately seven years;
■AJ1 on- the
it* city.
................
let roil In connection A M. Phillip* and Mrs. \V» S. Irf*ak in putting Florida before the eye* action of our government against then mad** a clear leap of more
ago
from
load
quant
it
ics
and
against
which
also on the lint for the rnter- of tin* world in it* true light."
[
can
Many cases of in ex pcrienced
than 100 feet to the thickly aettled
u woman la unjustifiably"
planting were cited to show that l|„. i tuti'-wide embargo tia* slop W,1l‘ '*tosi*r"4*1
canyon, where It enacted Ita toll
' liii 1' ifu**i1 vMtb"ma”y,tainmi*nt **r radio funs throughout
"Thu
caau"
she
ml
dud,
"spurns
the country. ,
vas no expert advice w«s necessary to p c -. P " ? il,ul forwarded in less Dm'; been
of Ufa ami property and came to
pint**** of en m m u n ity lif*
us
on
in
an
effort
to
have
oiiacUoi
I1
* ;
1Ibcri* any cure the proper and healthy growth hitherto unplux .
The owners of Sanford Manor,
Mr. Walsh returned t<> hi** offic*
the equal rights amendment to the p stop at the very doors of the com
munity church and tha offices of
1* ctiiuli- ;.f all plants set out in the c i t y ' •••.rlm.d <|ua..Utfes to .hi ^ta . 11bout six w*x*ks ago, but was have hoc 11 furnishing transporta
constitution/’
thereby materially m m a. mg
the coppfr mines.
wi'l. Mr. limits.
furred to enter th ,1acksnnville tion to Winter Bark for lb** Mu
„nn,
t
oniff^Uon
«*f
clu«4Ji
«’l
tralii*.
nicipal Band in the cmnpurlyV large
(t-main in
Mr. Williams advised the
While tho rescue work was in
hospital several days Intel
COI* FINDS $200 I'KAJtL
I
T
(idle*n
the*
miMilflcatltm
*nf
tRt*
NEW
•
YORK,
Feb.
18.—
(A*)—
mitte»> that the construction of the
progress,
Dr. F. E. Straup. county
lie is survived bv his widow. busses.
The Dressed Steel (’nr Company to
I
physician, and mayor of Bingham,
new greenhouse on the recently cs.
The following program Is to be day lort u $2,000,000 dumugc suit
ibis father, James \Vijbh. and »
CHICAGO, Feb, 18.
eallad an emergency meeting of
sere in lahlihht-d city nursery wns to be,), m ‘b’ ehmina " | brother, Wllltams WnMi
Be •» played by tin* band tonight with against the Carnegie Stoll Com ebrating his night off,
the - tow nboard to take action
He TIIRISTY'S'* MOTHER DIFS 1.j;j vears of ng**.
T* *hcti du> started in the n e^r f u tu rr .
. Joseph Hcizcnstcln conducting:
Dady,
a
traffic
cop,
dined
on
oyepany
for
alleged
breach
of
contract
ta'liira|. J 4.. stated that most o f the ground had
toward relieving the suffering of
! According to present plans Hit? March—The Chicago Trib
After ii triii) lasting two week*, tors. Sudden);ly he bolted from the the
homeless.
une
Chambers
1'nrcr given been Mean'd and th at seed* would
hodv
will
•'»'
brought
to
Satiford
restaurant.
u Jury in .supreme court returned n
Walters thought he
SCRANTON. I'u.. Feb. lK .-tA 1)
(■tfr * tumor, be ordered for planting immediate* - M r s . Gilbert H. Mnthewson, I tonight No funeral "rraiigetiieiitij Triv (Two Cornel* und Saxophone) verdict in favor of tho Carnegie had gone to call the wagon, swear;
- / ‘Call of (be Sea"----------- Utilities .Steel Co.
it;ivi» nf ly.
out warrants or something.- B u t'
mother of the lute Christy Mathew- have been announced.
MesMxi. Burris.
Bauer! y and
The dionagi* suit was based on he came back ■■■Vi,,/,
shortly, -Hilling
amilrng g le e
son of baseball fame, died ("day at
Ritteumar.
BARUKt UI! TONIGHT
Pri<d turn at
a war time contract for delivery fully. A ’iJeweler had told Mm tho
her home in Fucloryvillc, near here.
*i*rc canOverture—Consecration Kelcr Bela by the Carnegie Steel Co., of a pearl ho tcound In the oyster* was
wns 70 years old.
The mou nf the Presbyterian She
(Mr*. Ella Harris Soloist)
'the White
large number of steel plate* to th* worth $200, He ordered another
Mrs. Mnthewson became ill Ia*t
Serenade—Hi u Moonlit Gurden, m r company.
dozen, raw.
I however, he church arc to serve n barbecue to October soon after the death of
(By Request) ...........
King
r hn liour'a night a t the home of George faI*r her son. She will be burled Sunday
I ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------1---------— ------------ -—
-..... , I|’*H* Oulr and High Streets,
■os'* a «ht,rt
Coutruioto Holo—Selected,
AUOUf
I at Fuctoryvilel, I’«*
Ihite House 1t u' women of the church.
(Mr*. Ella I ln r r K Soloist).
M
v
W orh.O n Western Half IxEGION CANVASS
O f B u lkh ea d Will Start W ILL COMMENCE
Soon, City Engineer Says TUESDAY, FEB. 23
SHADE TREES TO
BE PURCHASED
FOR CITY PARKS
J
HARRY L WALSH WOMAN’S C L U B
DIES FOLLOWING IN CHARGE O F
L O N G ILLNESS RADIO TONIGHT
aves
[count
llness
Pressed Steel Car
Company Loses Suit
Loss 1 f t
12 Bandit Suspects
Are Arrested Today
By Miami Officers
>1. the prv». J
attendance
*""■ to l|mp
’W a Wash.
Tennesseeans Impressed With This
Section’s Agricultural Development
5m „f |ull.
today an n ou n ced the capture a <
d eten tion here o f a • u * P ^ J
lead er and 11 a lle g e d member* *>f
a g a n g **f bandlta w ho have boon
Vnl,p tracked th r o u g h o u t th is aectlon o f
.in i» fo r the nanst twxt months.
Your
----------- 1
.
•iimatc and a place to play.
Sanford and Seminole oounty’s rich
agricultural section, affording
....
' ‘KTicullurnl development *>-iundi* a 1 background to support >'““ r wo“ ]
ID
very favorable impression uimu derful city, was most t> * * * ‘ ™ ‘ ^
iustifi cs vnu in the
,
-(A*i —Ffmt mcmbow of tl»e Tennessee, party ohrasv
y Substantial, we want
•ty National l‘'n,erUlned herom-few yrjfolra ixgo. ? . ,T “ know that wc
, opened ti, , evording to a Inlfet* ft^otved today
S V K
lied *2,1 7 0 . 7 ^ keemtary R. W. Pekm ian of the jiated tho «
.
' number
u t ^ ------------'*-'*m
to us. “ * h w il^ * U.e«l a!
rom seated
1,1 r*rxrdi*d
vou ifiive u*. which will d# u
niftiiagrr of the. you suggested, not to kiat*
_* 1rrcord f„r Kr,r*°**n’
"otlicred in
March—Guiding S ta r----- Stleberitz
Eleven DW As Ship
Sinks After Collision
n r ,
TRINIDAD,
t n i m i 'n t ' i
‘h|v i d n g further arrests tlm F e b . 1 8 ,- r- W -E M tn
arso n s,
names of tbe men arv lieing with- member, of Ow.rrCW ami passenl,|.| I,,, mlict. The depredation. gera of the Trinidad government
S t h O T o f . l ^ m . r a u d e r a steamer Naparlman, perished when
.gid to have included at t*a*1 the atcamvr was sunk in a collision
r h S S - T w hlghwav robberies with the Lamport and Holt.-liner
Van Dyck iq the harbor here yes
and (0 other robberien,
t a * valued at approalmately $100^ terday afternoon.
The collision occurred while the
°°Tbe round up 'of the «u»wtU Van Dyck, bound for New York
from Homh Amerlran porta wa*
o t fca*1
noxvdle commerce .body and one,
drive home to us
“L ■Promoterd o f the sight-see- Tennessee
and Santoro.
,nr tnp.
Mr. Campbell went on to
y
An excerpt from Mr. Campbell’s thit’ciUl-nj
G auges
nter reads: "Members of our
l - r t y were amazed a t thpMlevel>'|>*
q S ^neglect
g ir c t no opportunity
to
should
wti| prove of
they saw on tfie
of ctrart*
foster relations that w» t 1
today or- ■t »i’
they were amazed mutual benefit. ,. _ 1 _ ^rarm
k1^ ' Va»hing. tha
lhi,n* ‘ * 'h e fact remain*
a Sarifurd d.leoH*"1
to tt„LW*V^V,‘t n°t what appealed ■
^ MoUtc ion a n ? ' • * became evident upJ i ““^ ,* rr‘v»I In Sanford. There
v. j
**w Bu*nething more than Just this summer.
,n » slmi-
fiSsT
MIAMI. Feb. 18.—5P)—Police
^Ut
y\*.*aV
PcLLy;
IBbak*
J’ORT
j
-u iv *
zOF
z r !SPAIN,
«r A i«,
“ ssLAiSS
roan. were aaved by small fiahinir
dared that a letter in the
of this i'«ir led to the
he.............
Van Dyck *» detained by the
Tanias nf the suapected I
local government, awaiting (hr re
Miami notice alao a
•hot the suspeeta are I m w i to sult of atr official inquiry.
authorities In fiU Lxiui.. K * J -*
f henpecked insn weds a
r itv
Chirngo. Scranton, New
criticise.
JS ,
1U
T .» »
’’■'“tt
\rife •
’
1
I
Special Advertising Campaign
ign To Be
Inaugurated At Dinner Oh Tuesday
Turns StaiTef i
Yachting Pursi
zW M_____
&
StiZk;f t f is
orator, will
never put to sea
t hooe of ever aeelng agate Kla y
Nanfurd'a special advertising llminary advertising
was , Miramar, or Its crew, of U
campaign will open with a civic given at the meeting at the Cham- which iHsapj>«&r«d in a atom
dinner next Thursday night at the ber uf Commerce today,
y. Mr. Me- the South Atlantic coast In J
Hotel Forrest lotkc, at which time Farlamk manager
_ of the
oi carapaigi
palgn,; ber.
the membership will be told tha Buumiuea
submitted copy ror
for advertisements,,
advartlseroeote,, My.
Mr. SUtWr
Btatler *
details uf the plan tu intensively window .lgns .nd fprt one-heel Florid. In nn •«
» w iu ;
advertise in a specific way the
groat resources of the city, D. H.
Mr.
McFarland announced today.
detail and many valuable auggea- th* tnpsrtenee of teal _
• Tho ronjmitteo ia confident that tlons were given by tho** preeent. i and ship had so. unnerved
the best way to get the plan thor
These meeUagawUl beheld dally from thte tim
l--------timee forth
he
oughly understood la through a at 11 o clock at the Chamber of er hare anything more
large meeting of a civie character. Commerce, Mr. McFarland said and .th a sea.
^
tilaoa nf
AnMtf will
aoill ko
Ufa fc__ m_____ a >i i
Invitations will be malted' to the nt'uPV
every pises
of copy
be ankmll
submit.
He
the Mira
membership today «r tomorrow and ted for suggestions. On tbe Ida.
they will be asked to make reserva that "many minds am better than
tions at once. Through the Cham one , it is tha plan to M l i i M
ber of t’ommeroa absorbing half of dally forum idea ’
the price, the dinner tickets will movement. All
be wold at $1.00.
Chamber of
The affair iHJI not bo of tha lo attend,
"dress up" variety, but will be. en short and ‘
tirely informal.
*
, Hearty Indorsement of tha « -
:S S ^ Y
i n
'
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THE
F O U N D A T IO N
MAiM-erncf
COM PANY
ICI MARIETTA street
HfW YORK CITY
A tla n ta .
G a.
February \.T, 1026
D. P .'D av la P ro p o rtio n ,
Davia Shoroa,
S t, A ugustino, F lo rid a ,
Gentlemen:
Tho w rite r wishes to thank you fo r th e exp ressio n of
your co n fidence in our company in aYmrdlny.us th e 510,000,000
c o n tra c t f o r development work n t Davla S hores,
-tr..This c o n tr a c t, in clu d in g ins i t doos the e re c tio n o f ho
t e l s , ap artm en ts, b u sin ess b u ild in g s , club s tru c tu re s and d i s
tin g u ish e d homes - b u ild in g s o f o h ig h , n r t l s t i o and s u b s ta n tia l
typo - boulovnrds and e t r e e t e , sow ers, .m to r lin o s , ra in d ra in s ,
on ornam ental o le c tr io w\ltommy system throughout th e -p ro p o -ty , .
and o th o r u t i l i t i e s , r e a l l y nonne th e b u ild in g o f one of F lo r id a •
fin o c t r e s o r t and r e s id e n tia l c e n te rs In Uio very h e i r t o f i t .
A ugustine. And we a p p re c ia te v ery much tho o p p o rtu n ity t h a t Iw.s
boon p re sen ted to us to tak* p a r t In t h i s epochal development o f
A m erica's o ld o s t c i t y .
J
tilth ro g ard to apoed o f c o n stru c tio n ^ I would ad v ise
t h a t , h a rin g a t cur command an enormous amount of c o n tr a c to r 's
equipm ent; an o rg a n is a tio n o f s k ille d en g in ee rs and c o n s tru c tio n man, and o ur long ex p erien ce a s w orld-wide b u ild o rn , lead s u o .io
b e lie v e t h a t Davis Shoroa can bo cooplotod f a s t e r th a n any d ev el
opment o f th in typo over attem p ted ,
—
As you a re aw are,'w ork s ta r te d b u t a month ago. Already
camps fo r th e housing c f laeri have boon conpletod and tho co n stru e'
tio n o f fiv e b u ild in g s , in c lu d in g one s ix -o p a rtn o n t b u ild in g , one
fo u r-ap artm en t b u ild in g , two rooidonces and n ono-hur.drod o p a rtraont n tru o tu re , a re now under *ny ,s h l t h in n in o ty daye, cany com
p le te d b u ild in g s w ill^ b o In.ovidonco on Davla S hores,
'*Vi S in cerely y o u rs,
1
1UZ fOTTOATIlTI com*Airy, IHC
- wiui tiie Foundatko,
'ction of palatial I
Jctures and beautiful®
irovement and odH
•eat residentialsect®
t is the beginning®
Augustine-th*'“■
— *e, n a s been the
s t - s e llin g properties i
> ia t e s t Isla n d develop
'
e a r ly purchasers.
e v e lo p m e n t operations
y
m illio n s o f dollars, tf
lin e s to inv/»c^rcl■
..'l-’rrorrCl.
r/
Si i
a
t
1
a Greatest Deve
’ielm ii above are some of the early budding operations already
tion of engineers and tuiWing con/radwi of the Foundation Ct
ving, sidewalks are being laid and other utilities ilartcJ. five ,
niruction now with others to ftdlow rapidly. The small in*~‘
�3
* TH E WBA
F air tonight and Sunday;
me nh o rth por-C
quite bo cold in cat rein®
tinnNmd po«*llilj* lig h t fro at . in
north and in terio r «»f cen tral per*
tkm* tonight, w arm er Sunday.
Associated Press FuTT Leased Wire
SANFORD FLORIDA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1926.
Revenge
Sixteen Pages Today
NUMBER 173,1
3OKIESTATESO rganized P layground REVENUEBILLSpecial Advertising^
ctivities Scheduled To
NOTFAMILIAR ABegin
EADYFORITS
aignWill Star
Monday Afternoon R
fflTHS.A.LPLAN
FINALPASSAGEWednesday, Feb. 24
Playground activities ore sched wave, swings of six u n its each,
uled to get under way Monday a lt. seesaws, volley hall 'c o u rt equip
ernoon at 3 o’clock, a t which time ment, bnscbnlls, basket bulls and
a series of games and contests to footballs. F or sm aller children a
Information Has Not Been which
all children of the city are
chair swings, seesaws and Measure Will lk* Presented
Given Out As To Whether invited will be inaugurated, accord slide,
tsn d ' piles will be provided. All
Commerce Body Will
New Linen Will He B uilt ing to an annonuncuracnt made to the pipes and fittings n < « ssu ry J To Both Houses For Rati
N ew Ponzi”
fication
Early
Next
Week
Combine Drives For
day
by
the
City
Playground’s
Com
for the'erection of the ap p aratu s
Or Old Railroads Leased mission,
And Then Left To Conlidge
arc being purchased locally, it was
Advertising, Legion
Miss Mary Clark, recently en
gaged ty direct the playgrounds of announced.
And Regatta Funds
The west side park nnd the
the city, has been In JacksonvT
south
side
park
have
been
desig
«ll this week am iuging fo r $
tinnitus nnd equipment which she nated as playgrounds by the city
x.M:.
Corporation Plans To Keep is to bring down with her in time but until all the equipment arrives
only the south side park will be
in Personal Contact With for the opening program Monday. used for the varioua program s, Housff («;tlns Main Point In
Members of the playground com
; Retention Of Modified ^ n x
ii
Using Its Service mission have been active, during the it was announced.
On All Inheritance Funds
Miss Clark has asked the mootweek in arranging for the preMcFarland’s Unique
^illy the*' Associated Press)
gram which Miss Clark ordered Iters of the commission tu ussisl in
Georgia, Alabama and Florida before going to'Jacksonville, and, muking .public the .plans for Mon
r „. *20.—nV)« .-!« > Plan Would Stress
WASHNIGTON. rFeb.
eltlei effected • by tne Seaboard n list of gam es and contests have day and also to aid to getting out The
revenue bill, which was intre
\ir Line Railroad’* fVjiAnrion pro- boon scheduled which are t<l Inst ‘ very child in tin- city who is able dut-cd into the Senate a fte r four
Solidity Of Section
ram announced Frida) -wtre still throughout the afternoon.
a*"
tu come.
i months of constant work, providing I
,’ithnut information toiiny as til
|20.—
It was announced, also, that
Tile program for the first a f te r - 1 for tax reduction of $;)81,000,000 j
Campaign!?
fur the aiHsdnl
vhether they are to b an new rail - most of tlit* apparatus had been noon was announced oj follows:
I[from '
this year, £M;i,000,000 tberenfteB, 1
mlvortiaing
fund
of the ChamVii) liner coiiatruelril through ordered by telegraph and 1 hat in
Itelny taees for lioln boys and nnd for many changes in the ndm lh-1
jlT ‘if;
Wr of Commerce, tho Yacht
hem or whether the Seaboard will a very short time the local parks girl,, divided in groups according | islrative features of the present
|n s r t.vast' lines: already eonneiiim; thim would lie as well equiped ns any?! to ages; lodge ball, i’oi eldi r boys income tax law, is ready for its
Club reguttn, nnd the Florida
Vltli other eities oil the SealmnrdV in this section of the slate of and girts; a game, ‘Tlid You liver final trip through Congress.
! Building at the Scsquinceiitoniyf.li
m.
Florida
li\’
See u Lassie,’ for the younger chil
Representing n compromise on
ninl ex|>osition, under ituapictH
In New Yriik last nigl:( I’re s i-’ F or older' chiidien (he cunmtis- dren; baseball game, with, tempo- many provisions between the Scn[runs 1
of
llie American Legion, will
di iii s. havies Wnrfilul umimnred, tduii has ordered u large, curv ed , rarily appointed cnpLamn; g itla’ ntc_niul lluuse, the bill will lie
the
all he tomltilied liilo one driYe
double
slide,
a
giant
slide,
or
call
I
team
and
boy’s
team.
tliat
the
details
of
tin
expansion
tak
rn
before
each
branch
for
ra
ti
, fjy . Jllv n G rim niett (bel.rxv) w ith u n g
fication, the first of next week and t
to he conducted next week, Ih.»‘ [this month at Jacksonville, III., foV would not tie made pulilii 'mtil en
f given approval, will la* sent la
ginning Wednesday morning
j tho m urder of W illiam S teele, and gineers have complctril || te newly
Samuel It. Ituinho is under a rre s t it was announced today. Tito total
lids ml. i j\lrs. Loth
lir.iifp rd
(above), drawn plans. When there ent ia t Knoxville,
n new Ron*
„ , . Tunn,,*!!*
.
.
nreds for three purpoac* snkl
would l y teelc’s daaglrter, has asked p er ccr * report “ We shall lie glad ,
Tin* measure will become a law XI. Ho trades in m ortgage* and n o -1to In* ilk ,00(1, and instead of »ep.
illing misisotl to spring* the tra p . W hile give the enact location „f cm h
1
ivrf1
I
ii
f
<iilrtrrtl
ai
r
ff
i«*
In
I
■
>
n
l
m
. _ . t . . . _ I _ ____l.i
addition to
to tin
lit
before the end of next week tinder eimilng U» federal nfficlnts who nrule drive*, itit 1has
been determ in
■r request probnldy will be rc- unit 1in
11 utlte
!1' "new
7 auditi;,n
It' age
(his
program
,
its
m
anagers
lielieve,
have
indicted
him
,
hundred*
of
in
ed to raise this am ount in n single
oed, 'lie, Steele’s wriilow and hi> 1
‘,n ,| ,Af‘r U 'm '!!"
rela.
[if mid
with many of its provisions for vestors lost over a milieu dollars. eanvuis.
. p
i __I.:1.1
| me in other
children ...ill
will u/ilnesn
w itness Ilia
his t>X
excC* l * **’: " lhi. I’jxtoill. he laid,
widespread reduction* in taxes be- Many people who thought their
‘A. Inis been said, the rnmArurThe first two undertaking! aro
cut ion.
'oirting effective immediately.
homes w orn'paid fo r loomed th a t to advertise^ Hanford and fne 11
lioil, the leaM'd lilies, l|ie traekThe lowered income taxes will Knmbo bail not put th eir money is to ndvettise th e whole slate At
— - - j age and l he cut-offs l<> which a l
kt tli1*
lusions have been made are i|e- Deputy I). y Officer Li'iivrs H a lf M ile S i . i p OT (H a d e s „beMeffective on incomes of last yehr where they thought bo had, and tho great exposition tu bo held
mod’s
which taxes are pnvalde tty • bey must pay for th eir homes all from Ju n e 1 tu Dec. I "of thin
1iditneil lo mould till In, • , of the
Miami 'I'* I’rnlm Alleged
L an d , I,a id H are La si W e ek Mur. l.v
over again.
from
• Seaboard Air Line ILii Iu .a mt*> a
year. Ton thousand dollar* of th ii
I uf III"
Keleiiae Of Viola IAm By
P r e v e n ls
I 'r i d a y ’M H la /e * Taxes eliminate,l h* (lie Senate
' i oiupael railway systt in. We are
am o u n t is for the special ad v e rtis
' sloiilenilig Ute mileage to txv"F rm n R e a c h in g N ew T o w n Inti restorci I in confem iro on tin*
Sheriff Of Mmiroe Coniity
ing cam paign to exploit tho g re a t
inherit unci' "f the llutiso confertbirds of tin imp*,riant point,
cutler
ag ricultural w ealth of tho KAnford
im bid* 1It".*e on automobile
rein lied by the Seaboard rails and
tiinJ to
d istrict nnd tho sound values or
KKY WKST. Fla!) Fell. ’J ». bl’i
n m i .a v d k u h a l k , n a „ i*vi» ees,
passenger i to >. adailt.sinas and
r- in
lining, we ale ■ngaged wit Ii
local land.
up as
The depot) proliilntnni adniinis- 2(1. nl’t A half milt* strip tjf due* and iiiIp i tl.nuo.
q^dtr i ngiaeertne forres in I'clecti ulrike
Tho Yncht Club re g a tta is e x
Exerglaiti's
ia,ul
Inrei
bale
several
illg the be-.i liii'lhod to orcontpliril Irutor ttl Miami itu- lieea oidered **i k* *'g" by fire extending from
pected to open a new erg fo r Hun*
pressed I
While the House gained it* main
ford by giving Lake Monroe tho
i act ion !<" M i nipt' R i f l e m a n ’ Seriemsl.V *his v till A . Ill the fiiiiitieing in In proceed to Key West, il i:- .J ilt tli .until New Hirer Canal In the point, retention of the modified
first real stute and national adver
*x\ u
ed, for the purpose of making tin ivt^l and south*,esL,of the town of inherit nin e rate- with n pmvi»
u m i m i s R « s s .iith n n o n A t
V
tising it lias ever received.
nr- the ' ompleleion of these
Ion for bn per rent • redit on a.
l*avie,
formei
a
fire
guard
winch
investigation
into
Die
recent
ra
il
Ci iincil M uffs: Five Empty tail
tin* negotiations with tile
All arc therefore considered liie rl^
.iced I but town Irani possible t l i - ‘ ourtt of payments on stale tiilon>tutiler,
.2.5 Shells Found On Hotly bankers having been ai ranged to staged iii Kcw West l*> prohildli* ntnicti'.ii Kiidny in tire* blatc wnicb tnnci pa* m eats, it wns forced to W lu tl C m M iin il's " M o ra l T u r - ’ torloti* activities by civic leaders.
was
officers in which a numln r of ai
that point.
a U ige urea causing innr- 1' **’l«l to the Senate s demands for
earttnre
f t ivagcd
'
pltuiii*" Is (lu o H tin n T h n t In and it i* not believed th a t thorn
leged “Innire iniuts" were visited, in'*- a - damage
will lie uny great difficulty in rai*«
OMAHA. Feb. 20.-—Auullwr tndti
Lung Sinterns Are Im prarlirul
da ni age to ll * r c't murk s o i l . 1' 'etrncnUvo cut n lid- tax where
lossible
A s k e d ; ( ’m in k n .a M ay L e a v e ing tliu am ount needed.
’l
fire, fanned by a stm icr by tiie increased videi, it, e f f t 't
I’resident W arfield culled a t with a number of the propriutor*
|Wa f<ilfall'll
victim
In Omaha-’*
rim
e
lP
2t
would
In*’eliminated
In!
F o r l.u m in n T n V iew I’ltiy
traveled in « nortbeasiw ard
Duple of •'maidtie riflem an.”
Plan Civic Dltmer
Itnss W. tention to the prevalent tendency lieing plmed under arrest, and wlint,
tlirecuno until it .roufhtsl the ul- favor of tiie lower ralet, applying 1
to consolttl.vtg railways Into long lodged in the county jail.
At th e regulnij m eeting q t t!
John on. 28 y e a r old railro ad de- e.roas-cnittluontul system s and said
ready burnerf-iivor s tn p , and ii,Cn ! l|t ihe J'Jil law.
NEW YORK, Fob. ‘itl- JA h -. (ToimU'f of Cututneirs I r i i M l
Those arrested wire lu rYm . turmil northw
“ ard
Tho innerltance tux which proved Counsel fur tho• f'omi
eport ' u"' live, wuh nhol auiLv^piiopriy. some of ilicse cojimlrpctinnh are bioso
tiath - .o’clock the lime waj'jAven uku
from till* Jail Ute same
to W
mum1 MumblingIdo, k in
in
"along
lines
impracticable
in*
so
T,
'
X
;
1
Tin
*ire
had
V
rorly
burned
iti!!’
,H' «tlio
‘u n,u"
"‘uinimiig- block
nr,
wounded last n ight a t Council
cart, successful in wan)I ?otf her •<• « discussion pf sft-mftr fuq. me
by
the
sheriff
oil
the
ground
Sanford clvlp dinner to take Wa-xx
lution, the effect of which may be he • h7td~net r w i w l any ouunmt
l a m u ' f *rif i tit this morning, it bring cm - " l
.............'f t” he
^ M t l u f i s . la.
"Y s fined'R 'm noultk'ririg M*ot* n f * l h o
u t renexml ro n tm ly re r ,rr exclusion frmn the It. H.’td aip o rs. next Tuesday night at thu^H otel
itch, laI'i.e empty .22 calibre t hells interference with the proper rein- menl pujiers from the offi
til*
is
now
turi|lug
attention
to
u
Forrest la k e . Acceptance XdMttiit
hl‘ "*uck soil. According to B. J. tho edimpromisc bill come* un^ for
Nova supplied what the police consider-' time' which railroad and wiilrond iliiestioa to bold the men U TI he
study of xvhat coustilutea ^uiom l affair began to eouie in this m orn
!ii)i|iers should bear, one **un
with 1thej
n c{V,'r,VhVMt’am aif.iiLs maklru* tlu- raid
form er deputy fire warden, uppruval.
ti fired ed a "iiuireting link irtw e e n the -liipperQuick agreem ent on
re, .
there- is little fu rth e r danger of it other proviatnns nre looked for.
tu rp iltitle", the ground un which ing and over 100 tickets were takaq
od, as ialexl 'hi,oting nnd the m ysterious other, if Hie best raull* both icon- .^rf, h,
"iii by noon, Chamber of Cum
antic
and
traffic
are
to
lie
p
r
;
!
‘e
n
,
1
1
lrU,h
M‘
"
l
l.eing
revived,
a*
i
t
is
now
well
surshe
lot* been denied admission.
1c latter slaying of two Oimthuos earlier
While tho total reduction of
for Miami,
1rounded by burned ovbr
served
to
the
people.”
Although tlio Countes* has ud- mer officer* report's!.
1381,000,000. i« $76,00(1.000 beJoxv
uenhurg 1,1 the week. S im ilar sliells were
i The deputy marshal here lia-.i which act as fire barrier*.
Iiivliutlnn* have been sent to tin'
*
■
The
Set.liuard
bar
no
'in
ft
plans
nutted
d u p in g with tlio K art of
•
,
.
.
.
■
i
tlio
am
ount
proixised
hv
tfie
the
prnmispd
iiv
llie
Seniw i» un- found near the oilier vietims.
since received iitslruetiott* from
membership
of the Chamber uf
J.
A
.
I
t
.
lrotidcreon.
president
nf
ntc*.
ft
is
|.
10
,
0
OO
,600
above
Craven,
n
married
man,
in
1022.
in
mind,
I’re'ideiu
V.uili.'lil
nd.
thut
llie United State* marshal at ,1 ukat lire The tit w outrage added to the
Cnminerce, but ticket* cannot bo
tiie
lire
award
County
Rcatty
Board,
voted
bv
__
the
_______
House
_
,
Tills
l*
_....
i
A
rthur
Garfield
Hayes,
her
counsel,
"A*
stated
m
the
b-tt-i'to
the
Milne
iip'ueh-nsion of residents of O m a
Milivi||e to re-arrest llie men in
this morning bad received ho r c - | wjtnt nlmve llie Hunt *JT bv Sec- conlended th at her relation with isMird iieyoml tiie iiuiiiImt that tho
I rii -Imt» ha and vicinity who have been ftoi kholti. re, |I the pintle '( I !"illi question, w Inch order* wen* car- ply to a request sent <lovrrmir : vpiay-y Mellon but confidemo w,i*iHie Karl did not constitute a crime hotel munagemnt cun take cure of,
therein
nre
tarried
mil.
It
would
‘ tied out with tile parties being nr
put-on by t< tr" rim l for six days by the nigh'
Martin Friday asking sbtto assist- | expresned byndm inistiatiua lend within ^lie federal law* of this in addition to its rvgulat1 busine**.tier ul the pi tvlet, lluring thut period reiv- knit the Seaboard lin-". nl rail- mignod before the t'niled State* ance In fighting th o fire.
orB that such u cut could l*e made , country, nor a crime in the coun- Mumber# may bring others who
iiiuti*
into
a
compact
liam
poi.aeommisioner for a preliminary
saving eial iierKons Have b;-i*n fired at
Kvetgludes
fires
Imvo
lung
been
without danger nf a treasury de tries in which the confessed ucts lifvu no interest In Sanford's
limi
system
witliili
a
te'iilo
i;.
ol
"
hearing. All of tlm*e arrested
to fired, in addition to those slain or wo.Hid
their
I
a
menure
in
the
agricultural
refa
it.
wore com niiiud, France and South growth and prosperity. The a ffa ir
char:
ite
r
and
of
such
ii/e
in
oill
were released mi bond for
i the ship. ed
I* for both men ami women, and is
source*
of
llie
Davie
section
of
—
—
-----------------Arrie*.
preserve the | ht*oii«1 ' '»n‘. i> t *■»—
hWagc.
to be xx-holly informal.
Johnson was in a critical eon- tween railroail o ff'p a l- and the i appearance before the l nited i itroxvunl county, and during Hie ;")() ,\1 c illl) C I 'M G c r i l l l i n
■
',
l
'
Hnye*
»mootlie<l
over
the
The first copy fo r advertising
jdiiipu in u Council liluffs huspit- Tippers ami u>ers o tr-ut p o t a I States court.
anu
uio
eariy L, _ *, _ j
»
latter
part
of
IP2.'i
an«l
the
early
l
,
t
jjC
'iu
n
te
a
a
deportnllun
by
ohtoining
W ill I
He was shot five lime* tion whit ii n< essential t<> see a re I! Tiie prohibition adm inistralor putt of 1P24 caused damage tali- I S O C I C iy A F t’ A I T C H lC d a writ of liuben* corpu* yesterday xx'** mulled yeMerduy to 16 news
in I f of the leading citlea
Ti I I I b\ suitie one wlto fieri,*speeded by e l fieier.t *; t vice an I tla unique. I lias been ^-et forth for the pur|ioxii
l>n which she niu*t be produced in papers
the state. There ure sm all udtwo htilli-ts. from Jolinson's revul* (tensive developnionW ol tiie te n t-j, uf stririghli nig out the m atter be, muted
the fet/oru! court Tuesday morniuK. of
vertlsenients, lieing th ree Inch
, tween the official* here and the'
irch 8 v ii, which d etectiv ts believed were tory traversed.
Min i* now nt Elll* Island,
single column in rise, and are in
Ixi.sitiug prohibition agent who re•
effective. IJr. A. I). S arles, aged
MUN1CH,
Feb.
20
id
*
)-Fifty
Tim
Count*!**,
however,
may
nut
Attention xvus tailed to tho "m i-1' maim'd in the city but a single day.
to fill In the. gap bctwrgn
C a d (* physician, shut down in Ids office
members of a cull culltd "TJiu remain to scu Mr. Hayes, one of tended
the present tlmo and the Mgrica, of
Tuesday night, and W illiam Mc- portnnec” of keeping nay eonsol-j The officer* m aking the raid
(lie
defense
eounsid
iii
the
Scopes
Friends
of
l.iglit”
have
pleadi’d
large advertisem ents to s ta rt
itev itt. killed o u trig h t on the stre e t iduied railroad system withm mahli wanted tiie parties arrested here*
guilty to churgea of tiraneing about evijlutloi) trial, cxmeludo tiie fight. 14
Klim Sunday night are the others whoso i an area n» that trav en ed I >' the tried ill Miami, blit tins request
later.
The
play
w
ritten
by
her,
i«
in
bw
the
W'o'oded
Hnvuriaii
Alntii,
rind
in
uf local deaths are ascribed to the ” mu-1 Seaboard which President Wat field (I wn* not granted as this i* the ptupTiny* advertisem ents ta ll alien
0|i*‘titiig nine rifle man.”
NEW YORK. Feb. 20.—id ’i— roHlump* of AiIiimi and Eve. Each produced in Lundoti in threw xvudkn, tipii V" the groat celery crop w
saitl "contain* over IHA.OOO Miuaru er district for the trying of/ perPA sill |>o
miieit, tiouble tiie arcu tif Great,
Thousand* fa r from N'■w ) ork was fined frmn lot* to Hit) murk* and aim liu* cabled (hot s|m hopes lieing m arketed in Kanfonl ami to
tu attend tho uin-ning nigiit.
lit
Johnson gave a good description Ilritain, larger tlinn G e rm a n ',ji son* arrested by the federal au now know the coloratura soprano fur disorder!) conduct.
. k«n*h H,
thorities in this vicinity.
A jealous wife, h ir burband n hi* application for the w rit, Mr thv tie xv, tourist hotel th a t boa been
*through of his assailant, and said the first nearly as largo a* France and in
m ire width carried Marion Talley
inrludul the minute* u opanatl.
to the high ideal* lluyes
......................
.................................
from u church choir in Karinas City mtiliitwr, ,oblivious
d o’clock warning ho had was the stin g of which there are front >
"I believe this period furnishes
r»« to 7o mil
pnifessed
by
the
cult,
notified
L
a
d
y
C
athenrt'* tedlntony before
the bullets. Police Inspector Dan- lion acre* of undeveloped land.
ti, sturdom in the Metropolitan
the greatest opportunity th a t S an
tho
police.
A
mid
fulivwed
whiln
nil
im
m
igration
board
of
inquiry,
huuni of Omaha, said lie will In*
j Opera House. •
Possible Route* Are Adyamul
ford has had in years to advertise
rfsn tlic
the men and women were ringing ; The miiiutes say:
convinced the sam e one shot J o h n -1
Making her debut on the radio ami danriok' in tiie moonlight on
with ion who shot the OmahtV. victims ♦ -*Muanwhlle person* fam iliar " i111
* • tho only im llirrctinn sho itself favorably, , Daniel 11. Mc
_ _ _ ....
m»
•
I last night. Mis* Talley concluded the shores of I-ui;e Ts*$r. liielr bad eonunikted * * * wns with the F arland, in churgv of the ndvv.
pet - and that the man was attem p tin g llie whole railway network o: the
hr.
sou thee stern stutes ure advancing
w U h^H om eSw aet Home" e.iierisl- elotlie* hanging on neuthy busheii. Karl of Craven with whuni riic hail Using campaign said th is m orning.
temiU’*’'1~ ifl
“ freight tra in a t the t possible route* of the Saboard can
|yi for the U'lieflt of friend* and The "friend*” protested ugainst tho in tim ate relations * • * in South "In tere st in the sta te la rapidly be
rrul,“- time of the shooting.
ing directed to a g ric u ltu ra l p u r
! n-lutive* f t home. Manx' pcruon* fudu interruption, hut th e blushing A frica and F rance”.
j utilixn, many of which goitlemplale
’t circus
Funerul service* for Harry L. ; at loud speaker* in the m ain street
suit*,
amt those com m unities w ith
the possibility of line* already e
J*
up
policeman look their name* and
Replying to critic* nf the D ep art
TAMPAN IS M U U im itK I)
*m wiiicli
tablished and operating. One «' Wulsii. well known local nrmime found In the song « particular a p ordered them to appear In 'court. m ent of Labor, W. W. Husband, un ag ricu ltu ral development al
man who dud in the Rivcrsldo peal. symbolising the rise of an
poPilblo
mivmuctl
nnuitionully
Only one of 2l> arrestin g officers second assU tunt secretary .of labor, rCaily settled will, in tny opinion,
TAMPA, Feh. 20.—f/P)—T . S. the
Maugcait
ccrns the ronnection between n c Hospital at Jpckimnvllle Ihurwlay American girl to a place In the testified for the league. Ho ex ha* disc Io*ed th a t 261 persons have hold Uiw center of atten tio n for
*•- --------' ‘ dam
dominated for many plained (lint tho organlm tion
wereheld operatic world
*ex real years to come.
>n«r. The Milliiiiiieoii. db, salesm an for a western gateway a t Montgomery, following un operation,
* - ought "to develop and *i re-nit heft been deported for moral tornitudo,
«r*AH Souls Catholic fhurch at »• yt.uri( b>. f„r l ign ntars.
*
"I wish th a t 23.000 people who *
"Mitt Trio loeal lumber company, and a deputy Alu nnd Florida points.
men outnum bering women In the
game
watden,
wua
found
dead
be
nre visiting in Flurida eould^sae
Mitinn
This could la! effected by lea»- o’clock this morning. Tho '
,,crhM
_____ ______
pg „„nn of her radio nudi- thv noblest traits in mankind.”
ra
tio
of
threw
to
one.
hi* automolqlo in » lonsh’ ing the track* of thu Georgia, was crowded and a profusion of
the celery fields during Urn P«$t
ri hy such side
cnee wtu* more touched than her
spot n ‘ nr ‘hero early
' '
tmlay. He Florida and Alabama. « line con floral offerings filled the chancel 80-year-old grandfather. Gustav
wdoks, fo r every ona would b«
"Slivers" had been
The trouble with knowing loo
W ouldn't it be (Inc if a woman few
hhnt
t>c-liifi,|
tint
rigid
necting with the Morriuonrery-im- and th* entire section
llrBun.
„ „ proudest
...................
Hraun. 'T, m the
man in much i» you have so many more about Iter liounew afk could look sold on Sanford. It I* tho finest
Mickey
oiioiml rnJi j ' ”
there was a deep gush in vannnh branch o f * 1"’ hTnixm d, the sanctuary. .Solemn h gh «na»* A
irjl „ ,|P muU1 M |,o wiped Hie thing* about which you probably like those |n tho s o a p ’ adrertiVe- sig h t in tho stale." Mr. M cFarland
throat, i'oliro advanced the and extending to T allobjw jc ^
t*ken cure
on« of the highest c r" V 'X i l , - 1
from his eyes,
un* mutnken.
p tenta?
!«l.
the church, was sung, oud tne tm
|sna hi, c„n- tluorv thnt he had liecn killed by
(Continued On I'uRC Two.)
—
m
Two year* a fte r the ttf-year-old
robbers.
presalvo service was led by tt*». dau g h ter of a telegraph operator
Fathur Clasliy, aaslstiri by b ether
‘fire 1* *q),|
made her debut nt Ute Metro poll*
William Humphry'.
,
t(> make
Ian ah« sang four song* at
Pail
bearers
were;
Paul
Mona
Aeolin Hall, which were brondeast
l*he year for
bun C L. B ritt. Edward Hlg**n*. from
John Maurer. J r Arm and Maurer, frot seven station*. Never before
Henry McDonald, f rank H U pat t has
______
-4)1
Waiter M. Cllue^and
Cline and It. L.
U Park!
P a r k. Kiwani* Club, in an interview with
rick
Pp ro ra tin g H«* C hattanooga Au- a representative of Tho H erald to
* tim
..................,
GREENVILLE, 8. C., Feb. *U.
FH’AYUNK. Mis*., F eb. 20.—(A') miles from the niece where lh« ber* of
Knight* 0(
of Columbus, lion »o quickly.
jmobiia Club aurn
tomobiio
m in Sanford toto
Snirit* a i „u organ!ration
—
Russel l Hamby, 23, Kvel
ation in which Mr.
Sheriff* of scvcrnl counties xvho I’o d io wvru
day
stated
th
a
t
"W
hatever
o
ar
Walsh was prom inent Interment CoolidgcTsI m p roved, day on a "good-will" to u r, y h lch people may think about thy land Frnith. I i , and Earol Kmilh,
Umr SmHh. •>'
Monday 'W w i l n W the slaying of- two tv
ja t<> include prnclicaljy every city
learned that an unidentified was*h#ld at the Catholic eemeU-ry.
were burned to death, and several
I tdcral Departm ent o f Agriculof importance In thd state. They boom in Florida, w* are advising o th er person* more or less serf
white
mun
purrhssetl
“I"1
But
He
Stays
At
Horae
Mr.
Walsh
came
to
Sanford
sevholiiiuy, 1?** employee* hero S aturday be food in McNeil ecveral noure aftwill present a short en tertain m en t them to refrain from knocking ly burned in a fire which t
loved today thnt th e propetra►dosed nil
,
tonight
at 7;30 o'clock at, th e Hotel your state. We realise th a t no two out In the second atory of tbe
e r tho Picayune men ure thought cn , —- - w.'trJSTJtfrtw
WASHINGTON. Ffb. 2 0 . - 0 ’) was
'5®
the crime would soon be
the
last
v««r.
bc
of an
Forrest
loxkc in which will be fe a states of the union have such a donee o f Mrs. C. I. 8m lth. n t It.— . a
They based th is opirion t0 TMlre man S ' riding in the from U d health, and was forced Although U t'eo n d itk in was Mp®"* tured niox'ing picture* of th* m oun community in terest a t have F lor unison and Buncombe K irc e b .f"
,ivV> and
to undergo several serious opera- ed g re a tly ’ improved. President
ida and Trnnoseee. F lo ris t! has
f^at a description of
between m!
t early today.
Coolidge again cancelled eOgag«- tain district of east Tennessee and climatic end ag ricu ltu ral advan
stolen
truck.
He
i*
beiic\
,
‘!
*!!,,,%
"•urning. wid,.m V'" A fuK'Hves
had been
of
the
city
of
C
hattanooga.
veiyn and Karol fc'mith. <
V a T the time of h i. death Mr. incuts for today and renialncd »n
wuic-iy circulated. ,
,
tages
which
nothing
ran
U
k*
away.
Two thousand fre t of flint views
children o f Mrs. Hmlth.
WsUh
was
sale*
m
anager
of
the
his
room
nursing
tbe
cold
which
he
T
m
<
slate
will
continue
to
grow
Hail, po>t- ,
residents of this vicinity
of the mountain d istricts will be
sister, M argaret, 17. w«i
has been suffering.
fa s te r In w ealth and population in a sleeping porch,
shown
... . on o specie
lelly coneti
ei*K*l,Ulo lg ill*I»«ct th e »»»t about S 5« UtiS?*SoSSt the^ h u u U j. having become associated with
I t was reiterated at the White screen and a bU ckfare a f t, ia which than the present generation can re- leaped from a second
‘I althougn t m . k . j , * fn,m Picnyntte where
J m , company upon iU formation House th a t
the President vres Mr. Park will fe atu re a negro se r n l i u .* ,
tW jH ntaat jYm„bodk>* . ol W illiam lla k o tn s s ,
dow and escaped with
xT SSkc
tak in g e x tra precaution
• that
"We of Tenneaoeu lielieve (h at barn s, Hhe wa* taken to
liemLta ttn^ Jo*,n Anderson Mr‘ CM r ' n f f l S ^ s u r v i v e d by hi* he. would be able to *ddre** lhc m o n . will be on th e p ro g ra m .’
7*ouri>t it tjcmore! were found by friend* FriTne commercial in terests of T en *omo day Florida will r«alito th a t
The Jbodks of th<
D epartm ent of Superintendents of nessee are engaged in a campaign x*u have tho n earest and most logi pita!.
'.Ul»t» ami buck*hmhe boUlp*« Picrcad with
two childrxm w ere fouml
the N ational W ucatloh Aisoco* to sell th eir sta te to Floridan* as cal m ountain resorU to which they sleeping
Itke* tor *l «'>aith Tt,rt,^ d about 15 yArd*
tUm here Monday nixM *nd |h a | a sunum rinj
ice and many thou* can oome for a sum m er uf play,
Ham
lurn»j m
pockets v»»c They hed been deUGeJ uy
it was chiefly for this nraooo lh*t sands
Public
Washington
News
Tnfli nd vantage* of both sU toa a m
mrt
being
epenl
In
r*.
out ftnd Mfngee's Bureau of
he was rem aining awgy from hi* an effo rt ,
tS stop
■
ic
. t th e people from
fret
removed from t l s
debate* Independent o f
l* * '
re!
this
state
to
th*
mouriUina
during
She rovages o f the *we«. potato
House
Late yesterday he
the summer nt
bill- _
“nd «nd % r
in which Mln»ee - e v i l
b ia ddesk
re k fo
u " pCilnv,
' xxhn
his
forr the firs t time
Hm* l« , f ’ | Mr.
. " S I C Und flees bin.
»rit Licajttne A nativ e ° { J 3t“I ^ reA t rittifaAro.
!lh« r dooM Timr=d JC 'Cmor*
founa i ' ° n * hu“ tin g trip was
j y , ..U I W « « > » « > w m “
and deserted U it
■*,rht ln H attiesburg.
Mbs*. 6°
Warfield Opposed To
Continental Systems
Tax Cut Is 50 Million
Over Mellon Estimate
Civic Dinner To
'
Be Held Tuesday
These
lying
FULL P R O B E OF TOWN SAVED AS r S
M
1' - 1- "
'EY WEST RAID) BURNED
TO RE CONDUCTED! CHECKS /BIG FIR E ;
O M A H A GUNMAN
ADDS ANOTHER TO
L
LIST OF
CLOSE STUDY OF
CATHCART C A S E
at jy,ooo,t)oo.
jFor Dancing1In Nude
Thousands Of People
Hear Voice Of Marion
Talley Over The Radio
Funeral Services
For Harry L. Walsh
Held 1 his Morning
Slayers Of 2 Young Mississippi Farm
Agents Sought By County Officers
Three Are
Tennessee Men ToTStage Advertising To Death In B
Stunt At Hotel Forrest Lake Tonight At Greenville, S. _
Nain
! S r f ,nJ i S r * . ’?a
ESC
�"'■rjp * f %•*
' ><■
PA G E TWO
SANFORD HERALD,
R A T tm n A y , F
eb r u a r y
TOLD A S YOU
THISm EW SPAm i$4F IT
jg ^ jg g c
READ /
Irvin Cobb’s “Then And There” Series;
The AVorld’s Greatest Events As
Seen By The Eye-Witnesses.
The Prayer Of A Great American
11V IRVIN S. COBB
To my way of thinking, n red
In d ian who never learned to read
o r w rite or to speak English
, w aa one of tho noblest ch a rac
te rs o u r co u n try ever n u rtu red .
T he m ore I h ear of him th e m ore
convinced I am t h a t fo r nativo
genius and m oral g ra n d e u r he
la deserving o f a place in our
N atio n al Unit of F am e.
Thia m an waa In-m ut-too-ynhla t-Ia t, which m ay be tra n sla te d
so a m eaning “ T hunder-travelingover-thc-m ountain.” B u t am ong
th e w hites he w as m oro general-.,
ly known a s “ C hief Jo sep h .”
Ho w as th e h e re d ita ry head of
dno g ro u p of th e N e t PcrccB
(nose-pierced) trib e .
He w as
an o rato r, a sta te sm a n , a dev o t
ed p a trio t, nnd fin ally he w as
one o f the fin e st n a tu ra l tnlli* t a r y leaders A m erica h a s p ro
duced.
He w as
born about
18(0, In - w h at now Is eastern
: Oregon.
H e dropped dead in
.fro n t o f his lodge in Hoptomber
22, 1004.
Ho w as th e la s t of
th p g re a t w a rrio r chief lo in s on
th is continent.
C yrus TownBend B rady called him tho In
d ian Zenophon, th e Red N apo
leon of the W est.
On a small
Bcnbt\ th is u n le tte re d
savage
duplicated m any of th e fe a ts of
B tratcgy which gnvo to Stone'w a l l Jackson an Im m ortal glory.
M any of Ids snying became
fam ous.
F o r oxnmplc these:
i f'Look tw ice a t a two-faced
m a n ;” “Cursed be the hand
which scalps the reputation of
to th e ir own land.
U nder the
title ;
"C h ief Jo se p h 's
Own
S to ry ” a tra n sla tio n of his
speech w as p rin ted In th e N orth
A m erican Review nnd In te r w as
G eneral Miles sniil to me in plain
1 rantot
used by Brody in his book,
I
words,
‘If
you
will
conic
o
u
t
and
i.nm„J
In°
”
ome
mo We
i“ N o rth w estcrn
F ig h ts
and
I give up y o u r arm s I will sp are
.
.j,
country where my
F ig h te rs,” published nnd copy
........... litma’ nnrt .nn.l vnn tinrk- *<) : PC^?i i " i Hot dlC SO fast Whtii
rig h ted by Doubleday, P age ‘ &
I \ th in k of our condition my hm 7,l<
the reservation
Com pany.
I is heavy.
I ace men of my r j ! '
“ I could, not bear to see m y ; tre a te d ns outlaw s and driven
I
» P h y sically Josep h was sp len
i wounded men and women s u ffe r C(JUntry to country or hol d w ^ did.
H e wan six feet tall,
any lo n g er; we had lost enough ul- j ijke anim als.
s tra ig h t, slim nnd g ra cefu l, nnd
rend,v.
I believe G eneral M ile s1 “ i know »hn*
.....
his fe a tu re s w ere cleanly ch is
W e cannot hold " J M«n a
elled.
He wan like a Hpinun w ays re mem ho r th a t your fa th e r th a t lie hud th e rig lit to o rd er me while the w ar lusted hut we> would or I n ever would have su rren d ered . I change.
r have h eard that he has been con- oWh w ith th e white men us we»»' cum. N
se n a to r c a st in living bronze.
n ever sold his country.
You m ust to leave W allowa.
I do not feel asham ed to do so cowardly sured fo r m aking the prom ise to W c only nsk an even chanct
•’ tu jjj
G eneral W. L S herm an in stop your c a rs w henever you are acknowledge th n t ho had tho rig h t an act.
retu rn us to Laywni.
H e could n ve ns o th er men live.
We Jk
sp eaking of his su rre n d e r snid asked to sign a tre a ty selling your to order me to leave W allow a n t
- \ Vt retreated as rapidly as we I „»t have m ade any o th er te rm s in ^
r^O ffnlzed'
w*
th is:
home.
A few years more ami any tim e.
I deny th a t e ith e r my coul(, toward the buffalo co u n try .| with me a t th a t time.
I w ould
th a t th e sumo
\* *'r «■!tL
"T hus term in ated one o f th e w hite men will lie all around you. fa th e r or ntyso f ev e r sold t h a t A fll,r six ()uyf,
Howard have held him in . heck u n til mv
Sliko on all men
** ' “ ■Work
r„
m ost e x tra o rd in a ry Indian w urs
They have th eir eyes on th is land. land.
It is still o ur land.
It cnnu, close to us and we went out friends cam e to my assistan ce a n d h r'Jn k s 'th o 'lii wniiriisn Mm
■■nitoi
of which tiicrt: is any record. S L t
• t\T T
F , ' 7 , *,ylnK “ V T
be o u r homo hut nm, attacked him and captured then n eith er of the G enerals n or £
f t t S
n
1
►'Mi n
hor^-c ^ -*"*1
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in L . ' vnhint
u i also.
num break I
The Indians, th ro u g h o u t, d is word*. 4T1i | h co u n try IioIiIh your my fa th e r Hleop.i th ere mu! I love nt,a r | v a |)
I.
and ....
mules
air soldiers
would »have
ev er l e f•t,. th e law.11 punish
M
It
fa th e r's liody. • N e v e r * Kell tho it ns I love my m other.
I le ft /..» u, two |,umin .(| ami
played a courage and skill thnt
fifty
Bear
I’aw
M
ountain
alive.
|
“
tA.t
mo*bo
a
free
m
n
n
-f
r...i..... ......■ ____ . i,.._.. i......i..„
i . i - _i* ta u o m 1W
iiu
iiimthen
u
fru t a & £
u-..
murrlu-t on in
elicited u niversal praise.
They hones of y.m r fa th e r and your th ere Imping to nvoid hloodsheii.” i,,,,,,! .
"On thiL
e n t - t o -- ttra
r a vv e llrr fTrreccc 'to
to stop, free
Tree to work, rSilSi;
th o - fifth day I w ent—to
1 pressed my fa th e r’s
'C o n tin u in g , Josep h dttfcrlbea the
A b stain ed from scalping, le t c a p m oth er.'
General Miles and gave up my gun free to trad e where I choose, frw U’
tive women go free, did not band and I told him th a t I w ould c a m p a ig n ^ tellin g b riefly and w ith '•'H ere's Yi'lur Gun. Fight!’ "
and <aid, ‘From where th e sun now to choose my own teachers, fret J 1 h &
com m it im lisrrim inute m u rd er p ro tec t his g rav e w ith m y life, n eith er ex u ltatio n n o r v an ity how
ht~ and
J'0 n the way we nipt tired one stand;. I will fig h t no m ore.'
My to follow tlm religion of my fa-1tri?
of peaceful fam ilies, which in My fa th e r sm iled and passed aw ay he outw itted, out-thoughL
lorr force White man and two white women, people needed re st—we
w anted titers, free to think and talk and!!!"
out-foU ght firs t ono su p erio
usual, and fought with alm ost to th e sp irit-lan d .
h eerr in
released them a t/ t hi* end of peace.” Miles, in good fa ith , h ad net fo r m yself—nnd l will obey
scientific skill, using advance
“ I buried him in th a t beautiful of «oldior» and then an otth
of his. th ree days.
They were treated given Josep h his pledge h u t th e every law o r subm it to the penalty.: i r.'-tg
and re a r guards, sk irm ish lines valley of w inding w aters.
I love th a t m em orable flig h t of
kindly.
Tile women were not in Governm ent violated it.
It wns
“ W henever the white man treats JA'I' I
and field fo rtificatio n s."
th n t land m ore th an all the reiit T ht‘ Indiana were burdened with sulted.
Can the w hite soldiers to beg th a t the rem n an ts of his the Indian ns they ternt each oth-liCSS
jjji
A m an who wuuid th e ir women and th e ir children
It was mi honest trib u te from of tho world.
tell nte of one tim e when Indian
olio great fighting innn to an- not lose tils fa th e r's g ra ce is wurs* nnd th e ir old people; they carried women were taken prisoners am! tribe be allowed to leave th e South* e t, then we shall have no
west w here they had been ta k e n w ars.
Wo shall be all alike— (w j/J
belongings
also.
Yet
than a wild a n im a l___ I labored th eir
other.
held three days and then released ami n-turn to th e ir beloved mnun- b ro th ers of one father umi one il-.t, L
F or splendid sim plicity 1 think hurd to avoid .trouble and blood tlmnkH to th e ir leader’s s tra te g y w ithout being insulted'.'
ta u t' th at Joseph m ade the s ta te - m other, w ith one shy above u? ami 111>t
Wo gave up some of our they won and won ag ain from the Nez I’erees women win,Were
it would lie liaril to m atch tliu plea shed.
fell m eat from which these o \tr a c ts one country around us umi une
unham pered and
b etter
fur justice as C hief Josep h made country to th e w hite men Ihiitk- troops
the hands of General Howard
have been lifted.
Thus he con- governm ent for. all.
Then the iiW hli
It.
Even in its tra n sla tio n it lug tiint th e we could hnvo pence, arm ed titan they. J u s t tw ice does I into
soldiers treated with as much ri eludes his plea for his unhappy G erat S p irit Chief who rules ubou•*»
loses iiut little of its com pelling Wo w ere m istaken.
The w hite Joseph lioast—onco ho b o asts th a t sp cct?
I deny th at a Nez Per I race.
t1 {f tvg
; will sinilo upon this land umt.H'nt ^T irm 1]
eloquence.
I U'li" would not let us alone.
Wo his people lifted no sculps, and ces was ever guilt j of
W*
!l '
A Plea For Peace.
| tain to waslt out the blodoy’ spoil
have avenged o u r w rongs once th a t they spared tho w hite
j f'rVnds. i liuvo. bcon asked 1could
th e tongue would hide;’’ "B ig j “tMy
m any tim es h u t we did not. W hen non-eom lm tants wijo fell into th e ir crim e.
1 cannot um lersund how the made by b ro th ers' hunds upon the
nam e often stands on thin legs"; i to show you my h ea rt,
"Several days passed umi wi* (iiivoniim iil sends u man out to
of the eurtli.
t o r this time
f*
I am glad the w hite men w ere few nnd we hands.
n
"F in est fu r m ay cover toughest to Imve a chance to do an.
1 were stro n g wo could have killed
Here Is his account o f ono on- heard nothing or Generals Howard rigrht us. ns it did G eneral Miles, th e Indian race is waiting und **l<
( inent."
When lie heard th a t *w ant the w hite people to u n d e r-J them o ff, but th e Nez Forces gogem ent— the one w ith .G eneral or Gibbon o r S turgis.
We had re and (hen breaks bis word. ‘Sucli prnying.
1 hope that no more
his form er enem y, G eneral N el stand my people.
Gibbons:
pulsed ouch- in turn and began lb a Government
has so m ething g ro an s o f wounded men unci worn,
Some of you wished to live a t pcuce__
son A. Miles had re ferred to think an Indian is like a wild j
“T hat n ig h t the soldiers su r feci secure, when mint her arm y wrong ab,mt it . Good w ords do t-’» w ill ever go to the cur of tho
fteitsons For W ar
him in udm irntlon ns "th e whit- anim al.
A bout duy- under G eneral .Miles struck us. isnt IiinI lon^ until they am ount G e ra t S p irit C hief above, and that j4tl ^
Tills is a g re at m istake.,
" I f we e v e r owned o u r lund wo rounded o u r cump.
cut Indian th a t ever lived.” tlie I will tell you all about o u r peo ow n it still f o r we n e v e r sold it, lireak ono of my men w ont out to This wus the fotiriii arm y, eacli of t.. some!lung.
W ords do not puv »»11 neople ntuy lx*
one people. ,^1"..
proud old captivu sen t buck this ple nnd then yuu can ju d g e whothlook a f te r his horses. . The sol-J wldch outnum bered our fighting for mv dead ismpte.
They do n o t
“ Jn-m ut- too-yah -fat-lut
has
III
th
e
t
r
e
a
t
y
councils
th
e
c
o
m
l Ward: "M y friend is w rong.
1 or an Indiuu is a man or not.
TtTu:
1 m issioners have
..... claim
......................
_t o u r d iers saw him' and shut him down force, th a t we encountered within any foe my country now overrun spoken fo r his people.
ed
th
a
. «Jo n o t wish to be known us u believe much trouble and blood country bud been sold to the Gov- like a coyote.
The new w hite | " ir iy days.
l>.\ white men.
They do not p ro -, ( ^ n p y rig h t PJ2G By The Bel I .s )u
w h ite Indian—th a t Is an insult, woidd lut saved if we opened our em in en t.
They do
dicute Im .l
Suppose a w hite m an w ar-ch ief’s nam e was Gibbon. H e ' "W e Imd no knowledge of Gen teet my fa th e r's grave.
Notice
sould he knut/fn ns the reddest
tut n n m
■ 1 Wi,‘ U' n i'0"
cnmcv ln you and say: charged upon us while some of my eral .Miles’ army until a short not nay foi mv horses and cattle.
of ill- IVun
Wo had tim e before lie made a charge upon Good wolds will not give me buck ■\ T in : * IIUT IT « O, nr III rrriibt
n,f
roa l i c a r t * ^ BOlSr
l M
•■"}? WI*y } '" * M.“'
«*■»-' MoM.ep. I like you, horses and I people were still asleep.
M '.IIIM II.i: I (II M t . I Lll,HIM. Ull Pit. >
The w hite man has m ore w ant to buy them .'
I say to him u hurd fig h t.
Home of my men | us, c u ttin g our cam p in two und toy children.
W f C hief Jw ttp h ’K sto ry wus the things.
Good words will not
i\ r iM M ia n .
fhr tiroil^s
words to tell you how tlmy look W'.i, my horses suit me, I will not crept around ami dttucked the s o l- | ru p tu rin g nearly all of our horses, imtkt goad the prom ise of vour
O r d e r o f 1‘i i l i l l d i l U .
mc tint et
jim u old story’ of w hite ag g res- to him but it does not require M«-ll th em .'
In this but- ! A bout seventy men, m yself untoitg W ar Fhii f. G eneral Miles.
Then In- goes to my diers from the re a r.
T,0 - I'.aatii
Good
n
:
\
.
\
K
I
CVAKN
u
m
i
I.
f
t
i
n
.
v
v
i aion.
F or y ears, using diplo m any words to speak the tru th , neighbor and say s to him : 'Joseph tie wo lust nearly All our lodges them , w ere cut off.
i ' ui i i i di i ni ai di
vuni i. iini
My litth word, will not give tm
people
macy nnd eloquence, ho sought W hat I have to say will come Imj. some good horses.
ofll-r 'll Ur
\
s.
I w ant
d a u g h ter, tw elve y ears of age, was ci'od health and stop them from Ji I l l ’l l 1 OL'Nii, e l al
of S-nd-rtf
to save his trib al lands from from my h e a r t and I will sp e a k to buy them but he re fu se s to sell.' Inin buck.
with me.
1 gave her a rope and dying
I l e t , t - W 1.L"
l<*
Good words will not get *
w hile invasion.
G row ing des- with a stra ig h t tongue.
, f ll'l.rskl
Ah-cum- My neighbor an sw ers: 'P a y me th e
"F in d in g tin*, he w as not able told h e r 'to catch a horse nnrt join
WN
\ M * IN
llcrutc from repeated failu res he kin-i-m n-hut (th e G reat S p irit) is money and I will sell you Joseph's to ra p tu re us he sen t to his cam p the others who w ere cut off from my people a home where they can N i i l T Ii CT N! ' l lTiI >N KI iNf ; OF U
H it
litc in peace and lake care o f: T i l e S l l l l l o f r i e l hill, N l o11 I N I s
of hot S- I
■ undertook In JH77 to lend' his looking at me and will h ear me
horses.'
The w hite m an re tu rn s n few miles a Way for his big guns the cu.mp, - i have not seen hei t hi iiiselves.
. -nwrt t t ll
1 am tire d of ta lk ' . t n s e | d l I o n III., M o t i l e " l:.*>
people th ro u g h the Rocky Moun
r
"O u r fa th e rs g ave us m any luws to me and say s: 'Jo sep h ,* ! have (cannon) but my men Imd cap- since but I Im v e'learn ed that >he th at conies tu nothing
’ l i r e W a l k e r . A l e x a n d e r V\ a l l o t i . l o i n .'i r' ■ 1
If
th
e
J
ta in s and so to reach (Junada, which they Imd learned from th eir bought your horses nnd you must turod them and ail the am m unition, is alive and well.
alker.
.larot,
W alk.i
•** "•**' .,1 |ur «J>»
white man wants to live in peace W
I h u m I n i t % a n d l l u y i m l 1'niiwlnTl- I .. .,rta
w hero ho hoped to effect a fa th e rs.
T hese Iqws w ere good, let me have litem .'
If we sold o ar We dam aged the big guns till we
"I th o u g h t of my wife und c hil with the Indian be can live in lie
I h list ■;<m l, J . 11 tin ' it. Ssritk \ ihiMlrttH
union w ith H itting Bull.
The They told ns to tre a t all men ns lands to the governm ent this is m old nnd carried aw ay th e pow- dren, who w ere iiuu surrounded
( ' l o I > a n d h u m n o I . »‘nd> lo i hu- «.i« no 4
lienee.
There
need
be
no
tro
u
b
le.'
.e l .ariO
w ar which followedd pro
proved his i they tera ted us; th a t we should thc way they w ere bought
Sm all
i ‘u d . i n e d P e s d i
i d er and ^end.
In the fig h t with by soldiers, and I resolved to go Treat all men alike.
Give them lI ema lid.
IIL.1.1-4 W,
. |
I ' l l l l e , . l oo l i n. t i ii i i d
w orth as 1u m ugnlficent cam j never he th e firs t to Itreuk u b a r
“ I imve curried a heavy load on G eneral Gibbon we lost fifty to them or die , With a prayei in all the same law.
Give them all a m e i K • ' r i n s l i a w . T l o oi i Ii II lo ,■ lot,'I
p aigner. Follow ing his capture, g ain ; th n t it was a d isg rac e to iny back ever since I was a bay. women and children and th irty my mouth to the
K
Great S p ir .t'a ,, cwm chance to live and grow. ’ H u l l A l l . i t . i I h i l l . K i i o n u l . v J bal l TI 1"‘-on*
-I ll)
u w hite histo rian w rote this of tell a lie; th a t we should speak I learned then th at we w ere bat fig h tin g p irn .
in -si.
Al l . , i l a
llall
i ' h riloii
1
The Nez Pcrces ( Inef who rules above. I dashed. All men were made bv til
i>:<
H u l l . \ \ . I I. l a » II a n d l . u l u
“ <"»
i h im :
only th e tru th ; th a t it w as a sham e few while th e w hite men wreo never m ake w ar on women and unarm ed, through thb line of sol Gerat S prit t hief
i f Hi l u g a m i If dt ' i i d i o *dl i so
r
"T his rcm urkublc Indian Imd for one m an to lak e front ano th er many and tlmt we could not bold children; we could have killed a diers.
1 le . elalndui! HIM Ini, t <- ntld»
It see nits I to me that tiw ie brothers.
rioite
. t o y e p l l t ollIIM, Nil'll, o * II.
l accom plished a feat th a t will he his wife, o r ills pro p erty w ithout few while the w hite men were g re at inunv women and children
I
.I
k
I
M ; l i a r. A l e x a i i d e i
Walk
long frememborod us u m ilitary
paying fo r it.
W e were ta u g h t like deei.
They w ere like grix___ bears.
)loit of tho f irs t m agnitude, to believe th a t th e g re u t sp irit bly
We had a sm all rounsm all force which nt no tim e sees und hears ev ery th in g and th a t try .
T h eir re u n ify was large.
1 num bered m ore thun th ree liunHo never fo rg e ts; th a t h e re a fte r W e were contented to let thing
He will give every man a spirit* rem ain ns the G reut S pirit Chief
v dred w a rrio rs, hud rptreuted for
ncurly
tw o
thousand
miles Inline according to ids d e se rts; it made them .
They were not, and ♦I*
. through un enem y country, c a r lie has been a good man he will would change the rivers and moon ^
ry in g w ith then th e ir nquuws have a good hom e; if he ltud_been a tain s if they did not su it them “
'*
and children.
T hey had m et had inun he will have a. laid home.
Joseph continues, brin g in g Iim
United Htulus troops eleven d if This I believe and all my people sto ry down to th e lim c^w hen lie
fe re n t tim es nnd had fought believe th e sam e."
m iirshplled his people fo r tiie rim J
A Dying Plea
five pitched b attles w ith them ,
ing fight to reue'i C anada. Bat
of which they hud won three,
A fter d etailin g th e trad itio n s of |,efore this th ere occurred Ids fudrew one und lost one, u fe a t his |N'ople touching on th eir firs t hiiiuh conference with Gen. How- y
th n t is m ore rum arkuhle when intercourse w ith th e w hites, Chief lir,| *M,lr k |,jH reply to Gen.
you learn th a t the to ta l force Joseph tells of the prelim inary o f - [ H ow ard's suggestion fu r u furnuil
.
i, Y
opposing them wus nearly two Torts m ade by the governm ent to 1council:
•thousand men."
induce th e trib e to su rren d er llteir
“ j jmid to G eneral H ow ard: '1
lumls to tho oncom ing settlo rs. I am ready to talk today.
1 huve
Of his original bund, Jo se p h
hud left a t the tim e o f his s u r At l Iiut tim e Joseph s tat iter was h^tm in a g re a t m any euuncils but
render only eighty-seven w a r the Ik-imd of tho, trib e. •
(,I uni no wiser.
We a re ail T
riors, of whom fo rty were
“ Mr. Spaulding (u m issionary) sp ru n g from a womun, allliougit
wounded, one hundred und e ig h tuoL imld of m y fa th e r's arm and We lire unlike in iimny things,
ty -fo u r squaw s and one hundred said: ‘Come and sign the tre a ty .' i Wu runnut be made over uguiii.j
. and forty-seven children.
This
My fa th e r pushed him aw ay and [ You are qs y o u -w e re made, und
was tile pathetic m essage lie Ad said: 'W hy do you ask me to sign HM ^ „ u were made you can rem ain,
dressed to the com launder of the away my coutnry*
It is your ,
m e j LIMt un we were m ade by
seasoned troops who confronted business io tulk to os ab out spirit (lie G reat S p irit und you cunitol
him :
m utters and not to talk to us eliniigo us; then why should cliil"Tell your general th a t 1 know about p artin g w ith o u r land.' j dren of one m other and uno fahis h ea rt.
W hat he told me be U overnor Hteveits urged my fa- titer q u u rrv l? —why should one try
I do n o t be
fore— I hove it in my heart.
I th e r to sign Iiut he refused. _*I •ttr'c tlP lir’u n o th er?
am tired of fighting.
Our will not sign y o u r paper,' lie said, lieve th a t the G reat S p irit gave
chiefs are killed.
Looking ’you go w here yuu please, so do one kind of men Die rig h t to tell
1 am no uhutluT kind or men w h a t they
(Bass is dcud.
Tuu-liul-hul-so- 1; you a i t not a child.
No m ust do.’ "
to is dead.
The aid men are ull child; 1 can think fur m yself.
J liuvq
Shortly a f te r tins th e w ur wus
dead.
lie who led the young m an cun think for me.
1 will started .
Joseph fought fo r peace
men (Joseph's b ro th er O llictill) no o th er homo titan lids.
give it up to uny mail.
My tu the end iiut wus voted down a t
is dead. It is sold and we Imve not
R eferrin g
no blankets, no food.
I w ant peujllu// would have no home, a parley of his people.
y o u r paper.
I wRi lo lids lie say s:
to have tim e to look fo r my; f (like aw ay F*,u
ith’ my hand.
"'I h ere w e re laid m en uiuoitg my
children and to see how many/ | ,lu*:_f,uuc!,I
of tiiein I can fjnd;/inayi>o I
"The United .S lid es G overnm ent people wlio Imd i|uurrulcd w ith
asked lo
furr -a tre
a ty n council.
white men ...m
und m
they
tulked
I shall fined thorn am ong tlm dead. uguni m-ked
.........f
' T .'.V.'i ........v
.-, m
u k u .of
. .th
. . .e.ir
.
J f H ear me, my chiefs, my h ea rt My futlier Jmd become blind and w rongs until th ey rodsed all the
^
_
___
^ th^e council.
___
_I w5b
ia sick and sad.
Front w here feeble.
lie could no longer
speak,
bad ■___
h earts in
It wus then I . know tiu it.m y young m en did a jjL
I tho buii now stands I will fig h t fo r hiA^Npcople
took my fa th e r's place.
In th is g re at wrung, hut I a s k who w u s , y *
no more with th e w hite m an."
T hey had been «£♦
H e kept his w ord—Josenh a l council 1 made my firs t speech to first to blam e?
1 suid to th e a g e n t i insulted a thousand tim es; th e ir I ^
io w ays kept Ids wurd, even though w hite men.
fa th e rs and b ro th ers had been
th e w hite m en,in (h e ir dealings who led the council:
“ ‘I did not w ant to come hero killed; th eir niotiwrs und w ire s had
'w ith him m ade pledges only to
wo could been disgraced; th ey had been
*"br«ak them ,
N ever ag ain did but 1 cam e Imping th a t
‘I lie w hite mull has driven lu madness by th o w hiskey
be lif t hi* hand a g a in st Lite save blood.
no rig h t to come here and ta k e sold to them by th e w h ite m en;
x-dy .conquering C aucasian,
t lie atill fought—w ith Ids o u r country. It lias alw ays' be th ey hud been told by Gen. How
I t cam e a rd thut all th eir hordes and ca ltunvue. llo
lia lofought
unceasingly longed to my people__.’ tongue.
u g h t unceasingly
. io nave th e rem nants of his unclouded to them from o u r fu- tie which they hud been unable t»
trih a re tu rn ed from K ansas, th er* and we will defend this land d riv e out of W ultowa w ere to fa ll
‘ Where th e y v irtu ally
By w
wiere hold u i loiitf um u drup of Indian blood into Ihu HmiuIh uf wliiU) iimmi; nnd
oddeti lo aU this they w ere iiumeiter*, to th e ir beloved w u rn u lho h earU o f o u r tnnn.
"Soon a f te r th is uiy fa th e r sen t less and desperate.
in tho N orthw est, and
1 e n w jte was dying.
I
Indians Win N ig h t F ig h t
!y he won.
I t was in 1870 fo r me.
H e *ujd:{
_________
b e m ade th e passionate took hi* hand in mine.
I. would
huve given ,m y own life*
My
if I1 could have
. son,
----- m. y. body
. i* re tu rn in gr to ---huve uiulune
undone th e killing
fo r justice which today is
duoted in th is in stallm en t of my m othqr e a rth and m y * p lrit ia 0f w'hlto men by my peouie. 1
th is aeries.
And th a t plea going m v to o n Ui *«« th e G ro at blam e my young men und I blam e
W hen 1 am goneq th e white men.
I blam e G eneral
earned fo r him th e victory, S p irit Chief.
You a r e H ow ard fo r not giving m y people
. aen tim en t
waa think of y o u r ep untry.
And Joseph and the the chief of theoe people. T h ey tim e to g et th e ir stock aw ay from
o f b b tribe want heck look to you to guide them .
Al-1 W allowa.
I du not acknowledge
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'AUCTION LOTS SALE
Y
at Lake Knowles
I
Terrace in Winter Park Monday, Feb. 22,10:30 A. M.
Y
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These lots are ideal for residential purposes'
with sidewalks, paved streets, electric lights and
city water.
A rare opportunity to buy such high class lots
in a residential section at auction.
Also We Will Sell a t Auction
. Seventeen lots on the Dixie Highway in the
City Limits of Longwood at 2:30 P. M.
these lots are beautiful with orange and
grapefruit trees.—Don’t forget.
Winter Park at Lake Knowles Terrace 10:30 A. M.
Longwood 2:30 P. M.
.
OLD KENTUCKY AUCTION CO., Selling Agents
For Chas. M. Carroll, Owner.
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t h e sa
b
HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1926.
v • i I * iyl '
BEING C AREFU L
___ Seminole
County
Booth
At South
Florida ----------Fair"
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—
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Man in b arb er ch air: “ Bi
nftt to ru t my h air too ahorl. pecM
wii Hake me fo r m y wife.
Rl
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T ill)
MilUL IT
r o t ’AT
OW
JtiM M W .lt rtJ I’UTT, FI.OMDA, \ 1 11 AMTtltY.
■ uliii,
* > .'* .
‘Complainant*.
re.
- ■-MX
t o n y n. a . c o o i ’j i u . - * t at.
I*ef*ml*nl*,
Oritr r iir l“Mkllri»lli«m
.S’O T iri: T<» KNOWN AND t.’N -k n o w ;.* i i o ' k n d a n t u
>->1
rti- Muiii. *t rti'MiU, to:—■
J«fin II, A. Coop«r. Kilwanl M»>toar. uu.; It. II. Walter, It Hvlna unit
•( .ii mi *U psrtuvt claiming In.crest
iinijm Julia II. A. Cooper, KJ ward
M ilnar un.l K. II. Waller. d « » M « l
i»r ..tu rn . is,-. h» ft«-lre. (let Im m ,
4 o m < >. t or ..ihervOM, la the nro*
. / n r iuM'«n.iti»r rt.-«crtl>*-it. a n a to
all imrtle*. a trh nail K a r r claim*
.Ha any interest *>r Interests In atel
.wtail .nYinvanl In ihlfc suit uniter
,ww or the nimve nim ed alrtrnilanla,
*• rli 1111,1 rirrr y w httiw Tiititii •ml
iltlence* a r e utiknoTrn
lo the
. .-<11|>luau int a 111 Ilia* above entitled
• iitho nmt !<■ all unknown p a rtita
.rlioinmicvcr. alitlmlnK any Iniar*
r . i . in ilia iaml Involved In thl«
a u r , slid Unit being stuial* In
J *
. ■ i-lnitli. ivtinly. Florida ami d«««'r | CiaMt n* failtpWR to-vvtt:
lit
III,Is t.’i mi.I i . ' j t.f On- T .w u
(.1 I ii up .......I I'Murl'Ia. urcnnl ng
i" |J s t tt.eri- f. recorded In I'tnt-'t- ai.it 1 n i n n 13-11 lit Ilia- Fbli-l
IV 'iM w -ia Ilf tb-mlUulft County,
rn.r:il-.,
amt (U i ;..k a.-ina irom the sworn
mil of ttomnlalni liaraln th at y«n
ami eseh of yam may claim m m i
rich!, tllta- nl intern*! In a n d ‘.to
ilia |iru|i«ltt hrrelnnlinv* d o i'tlh nl.
II I* Mln r fora, ordered that yon
a n t a n i*ii .-r van! im nml you at*
h-r*bv required to niqiear In Iho
lllll* of t’OiniiMInt herein .filed In
Oil* m use lit! Monday Itin laL day
III Mnl.tt \ O. 103R. Ihn B a n in helint ii Hull- l>ny of ilila court at t|in
t*<-nrl 11iitiBi" In Sanford. Hnulniitn
County, Kimliln. nml In ttefanll
thereof, n IVi rnn Pro Cntifesmi
will In. entered nvnlnut you. said
townrdV the cloae of the week in raulii
helitu n cull to quint till*
n|>|mri'nt anticipation of fuvorntilo
1U26 earning* report* which will
shortly tnitka their appearance.
nKl.■
**v,'y•*-rTr'
m
IS h h v . i
::
patnr,
iroviJiti
I love
;irl ml«t mates
,ine vir-
Lookout Mountain Near Chutanooga
"Hcnmp" is Im petuous, ■- * - y - j— Callow - two-fonted
lit* is loyal,
■*( taxicabs, restaurant*
He nilnrcs being petteil and ndHrirtling Enkimo
min-d; yea, U> have n p re tty g i r l . Mod, and a vvute of
"make a fuss over him ."
. I "I'll take the il,^
And w h at m ore, queripu Mias decides.
Erichdske, can ho said of m o st1 Ami "Scamp," sun
turn of today?
‘ ,
wage and yelps his a
Market Review
CHICAGO, Feb. 120.—(/!'»—'W ith
woi Id shipment* of when! Incrensiii 17. especially from llie rauthern
hemisphere and with report* at
hand telling of flour mills closing
down in C roat Hritnln mid Scotland
tra in prices in Chicago till* week
have averaged lower. W heat this
tunralug, compared with it week
:ii,o. was P i* to 3%c down, earn It
to t'S e off, ontfl U io H e up and
provision* varying from U2c de*
ellne to a rise of tlfie.
Coupled v illi enlarged world
shipments >f wheat w«* plain evl-
" H fti
Ranncr Picture Of 1925, “The Bi«;
Parade,” Will Be APMilaue Tonight
Wlint in bein^ described by rrities a* the "bnnnor picture of the
year" ia nt flitsf Milam* T h eater
today in the "Riir P arade," h King
\'idor film which hnn bren-plnvlrfif
lo rnpaeitv houses in New York.
Amitry Chicago and ollm r la rg : cilirs of
i f, town - I In* eoiinlrv.
Tin- Taim ia Clnbe runs a *-t-irv
L'oh
in. lot* in which the w riti-r nova: "K ing
[dinMili r Yiili.i* hn- moulded th e horror \
liiiieor*t. romance mid th rills of the
Moore, woil'd w ar int i the v ear's tnnvieg
brill , i1,1011, picture trium nli. "Tlie lli*r P«
mile’’ which brought leaps In it*
no.
Ion More- ev< of m other*, fond v [ t riiuil
ilering memories to ihe v e ts ’ of
ami
bn $MlO. ' tin* war and a lum p to the th reat
I Alii M, |ul of even* p atrio t who viewed the
’ ‘
. . Vi*
»l
tlllon to picture.",.
John Cillicit, is tin* s ta r of Ihe
FfMMt.
k t- Cinn- production and hir, noting, as th ”
Bt .i, it lot - d'liiriilioi. i* raid to h wonderful.
rfingwood;. J.’ence Ailuree i* the heroine of tile
film.
The picture was engaged for lIn*
lict/ Comi k. .'I lilts
Longwaiail;
matinee m rf inunu e rm l for tbc
••vitiiiig .hew hv* I. !, MarenleMe,
! iunninr< r n f ’ihe Mil nn- feliowinir
iiegolintlon--. riuminir over a period
of i-vi't'al weeks.
I>u>* to tie -1••-t>iil-iriiv >f lit- film
in iii.im uf Hi,- lniio*r lilies, n
lw>Uin7 for iiu • i.mlli r ijiii s wn*
• lid In hui !>•'
almost jntt'i-is*hie to n r .re ow ing to the high
»u.ir:iiili '-tieeesnirv.
\ mnMeie wn **iven
Ibi-i aft'iim on nu-I ill" evi rut;**
I I rformatni* i- scbeibib-d fo- n -r.
i>Vl"i*k T hen will be mlv one 1
pelf< rmiinii- Uunglii,
A *-• i ial orcliestia and iuui‘i<*
an* fi n'._»*i-* wliii Ii ar< vaid lo inj vis* in ibi- stMlwiiic of lie nicture.
i Tim "Big,,Ibiradi;” will play for
tv/o w ,c|._ in Atlanta with inlnn'*sion fci*'set nt S2 imniciliul* lv nfter ‘•liowiiig here. Mi. M nrentclle
said thi**, morning. The local ndmi-'-doii m ice for ivscrvi d scut : e
Kiirn|>enn
____
I both for t ifi ring* from south of
Hit- equator and from Canadu, n*
well as frum other sources.
Emphasising the pi*i>H[H*et uf n
1ci.i all.,* redo.’cil showlhg of rcki rv. . of wheat In the band* of
grow n i, more nr less anxiety hn*
been uuutifi'dp regarding the scant
jinioiiiii of lo n tia e t wlicut In Chlcni.o. Cuinpletii exiinunUou of tho
ly hv, 1 f*u weak and did not t««l
dvdiv
j Itko lifting anything. My work trig
‘ cast
a urcat “burden to uuj. ' I Just bated
________ *Vf
r^. f i-i.'j -v» • 'W. _l the present
to do up lint dUbes, uvea. H was
.................„ is .mu i t . m . unite, Mjown on "U m u reiii Hack" on Lookout Mountain. Mr. 1’arU nml is pointed out Unit under such cirj.' nu-account and kstreiAely nsrroua,
Mr. n in e arc in Sanford today n* a nari »f th ilr FlorltH tour which ij liponH*ired by the ChaUunougn euiniitnnccs, trad ers w ho.are sliork
ibl
"My .m other bad. UWvn Carnal
Community Advert rung Association raid the Chotwnooita Abiomobile <‘lub. The two men will yive
of wheat for May ileHve’ry would
and shn tlmnght If would uo ino
lie in a light poiililun,
program at the Hotel F o r m Like tot ght in which '2.00(1 feci of film, giving many interesting
l ('m u values have been weighed
in aitd nround rhdttarm rtfti. wilt lie *h >.«. < ' *’v
1down by the InrgtK amount of off
. * pa gan on U. 1 liei'jin to tmprova at
I grade corn arriving here. On the
1AmeFienu Snuff.
, once, it was such a help that* t
i other hand, demand has dcvvlo|H*<l continued It until after the baby*
‘ Nome irrigularity Inter developed
for fonn In Im shipped oast nt the
us ;i result of Ihe usual pre holidny
l,r birth.
n ndjustmeni of speculative a r NEW YORK, Feh. 20.—Id'I - ooening of navigation. Oats hnve
vc
"I took right bottles and 1 ra a
Sl.ii'i.
i . unis. Selling centered largely in Wide fllleWlatioriK of speeinl stocks displayed firmness to mengerness
»4 rertnlnly say that It helped me.
| It U a fluo tonic. It built mo*up
JACKSONVII.LK. Fla., Feb, 2n. ilo- food nnd ei|liipmont shares, in this week’s stock m arket re of arrivals.
— and teemed to strenrthen me. , t
(d’l (. oiulitioii.-. and ipiotalions p re A i'-'iiean Loemmitive and I'osluin flected ihe play nf, opposing specu
grew Jers nervous and began to
vailing on the Jack•"•tiville market I 'd in] enrh yiidiling k” ! points iie- lative forces, but failed to disclose
CELERY MARKET' I|I Bleep
better.
i '*.
Bturiri-t:.
lodny as ri port' d by iho Morid* for Iiie end of the fir*t half hour a definite price trend. While the
“
"I ran certainly recommend
nd Baldwin Loemmitive, National
rnship 21;
M ate Marketing Hureaii:
ir Cardul to o x i d a n t mothers, for to'
.
j«i.
Supplies of all mi -ri ll.un nil* Haily Pr iblels, Case Threshing
me It was a wonderful help. . . . Id
Min
i
me,
Mifthieson
Alkali
and
a
ord
high
level,
this
was
due
almost
f
^
1H:
|M. Klw, I,
vegetables vi ry 11r*.111; dcouiiid
. i
a
■
H | , , 1 I , , * .. 1
1 i SI . .
D n 1..
. A■„ S _i _ _ .
,*
,
every wsy I felt Iw tttr after faking
Sanfnrd,
Flu.,
Rain
during
da)
f,
iv
othernagging
a
point
<o
iv;o.
I'lltlrely
to
the
spiiilod
iidvnnees
’.
m-hip 2. ;
goutl; movement \eiy liglit; i.iaikct
[.- • It sad I think It U a cplsixlld luvdL
Amerimiui Snuff «*i|tendei| its :ii A n ie rii.n Cun nml (ienernl Elec- unsettled, colder at night.
it l ong for good -lock.
to
points.
American trie.
t.rnlv wire inquiry. Demand netive,, cl lie.M
w w. r.
Several re;>res: iitatives of the
(I’otitifiiu d from I’age 1.1
lli-un*. green, hamper*, Hu sup IInanukmoved
It Cantu I I* purely vrgs table, f ’ad
up to .'Plll'i mill ^lliterPublic pnrtii ipntion in the mar- market firm,. ('Hrlonil f.n.h, usunti conuln* no tu n n fu l drugs.
11n*i*- w ’’-m. plies, demand i.*o'‘d.
pniry 1‘luli varioii'i financial Imusi * who stdi- ('atraUdb*. !*laratuiu:il
.Marhlne,
lift
crimlioiiul
I e.
el was „„
on „a reiiueeu
ri'ilueed sea.,-.
scale. Till*
tertian 1, mil iei| bids ve-il .-Iilav nl H e s a l e 1 then be ion.. I front Monlgniwt
rublmgo P-j bn bel bumper*,
, ms J ^ l,«
J*’ C* 'h . ‘"'Jf* ,10* ■For nalo sverywhere.
KO-1U
IliiiM'-ter nml Tohneco I’rodnets was
tiition iiniit- of 82-,t2,lll)0 win*:ii of alreej im- to i'.ieiimoiid. Ha., tin i< rrnuius •>« new -.101 $2.MI(ri'2 •:>.
■•ns d u e . in pari, to the a ttra c tiv e -, V, ril\< ; ' ,h‘’ rough, 3.(3 d o r
in
n
d
live
points
above
yester
I ate1 A. (hence down that
,.,i,
nrovem nl bmida of tin- f i t
Celery, Florida 1'i-mvli crate*, day's close. French francs dupli- ni
ings, which exceeded 1 1 5 0 ,01)11,00(1
\v. *\v. r . Sanford, ntaied Hint *J)e bo n d s|*imole through a great •luitliw.* . | 4* and 'll*. $1 M6i f,.fid.
to $4.25,
rHll»inuk*»rH\
hry Estates brought tlm licit prem ium puirLat (I voi jHh I«*i r i l y
( nkes*- liimhc! cl a le , prarlically • iled the year’s low at d.fitl cents. and to commission house and other
Total cnrlot shipment* from San
Hemnnii hlerliftg
held
steady lines suggested a wailing attitude.
ll. lawii.aliip ■ny sale they have attended dur- whri*' Hu* S»N»hos:r*r.s .Inck'funvilU* j no nupplien.
Kiver Junction lines would pick
The week’s trade news was ruth* ford district this week through
UUd,
Egg plant, standard crates, inonnd fl.Hiijuid Norwegian krone
iib; the past two VmmtliB.
rallying If' points to 21.115 ovnls. I[er mixed. The demKYttl for steel Friday, 212.
fancy, practically no supplies.
Snnfonl
With acerned int(>rest, tiie prom up the haul into Jacksonville.
i was charnelerixod ns disappointing, J Total rn rlot shipments from S an
‘
I
The
cut-off
to
the
west
runs'.
I’eas. English, Tit bushel ham p
inc., land* him j, expected to 'e v e n tu a lly
SO N !
district tills sensuri to date,
1F'nvrtrtible stock market iiicturs In- ford
*
NEW
ORLEANS,
Feh.
2l).—</F)
'
would
la*
partly
solved
by
the
S«'-ers, 84/>0@C'.00.
p j; no eon- am ount lo the sum o f $2.dD0, a re
i C'*7 '
Or o f*
Cotton
fiitutes
opened
steady:
bonnl’s
line
from
T
allahasnv
to
peppers, Btantlard crates, green,
markable figure in the present day j ’orry, but no rulutinn to u fiu'bcr
Mar. MMfi; Mny liMI.'l; July 18.4(3; '
San*
fancy, supplies very ligb*
1bond1m arket on F lorida securities,
I distributions by the Texas Gulf f t " * d.i^ r.lct ,M t M'u,“,r' to w‘n,°
; « » ■>,
f r i T T h r S 5 | ,*S3Sai,r t " i ^
eu.«. ."*.. iu.il: ISC 17.MII.
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1 Financial Review
Bond Buyers Claim 3 DIXIE STATES
Sanford Paper Gels N 0 T FAMILIAR
Record High Price WITH S.A.L.PLAN
r i ,3
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Z
fr
d o se d ’ Fuirlmn^s1M ore^nnd'E 1 F 'lmIVmt f J
j
hll,,'U'" 1" fr“ m Sftn'
: S
™ " ,n
,
i' * ^ r j s s s r j . ° t f r . w
n ,ia » .
de Nomi.rs, « decrease in crude oil
tw “
*** « * ? •
Another ’Montgomery to Horlda |
>
.
yesterday.
Close T
Year
» rc,[,t satisfaction o v e r \!u* naie and
Vvc»ul.l be p u s tb le through
Potatoes iht
e a r Open iirmloclion last week nnd the docis-1 - v !
'• , .
..
per cwt.
cwt 2J*0®
tire ^ eonfnlont
confident th at nil
all bunds
bonds iis
lire
f - ; rouHng (rain* to lUrhlahd, C. i . , ■•* j . n^ w iet i’01" 10*1* ,K'r
' .
Yesterday
Yestcrduy Ago Today Inn O f the Seaboard Air Line to be-!
sued in the future will bring simi- the Savannah* Montgomery ,in(
i gin the runiitnictioii of new lines In
r “
a<*aaon,J(JjB.l.
WHEAT
Tomatoes,
sixes.
Florida's
fancy,
Inr higlt premiutnn. They point thenee down the Columbus-Albany
Today * ({uotaliona
107 'ii 18(1^ in? I i,*i , 11,,
May, new
count
and
stock,
15.00(5
mu that yesterday's sale is proof Sddxm nl liramli to Albany. Im m
105%
1(35%
(a il money was relatively firm,
Tomatoes, sixes. Kloridn - choice Mny, old
of the respect fimtnelul boL’ses have Albany south to iluuton. Ha., on the count nml stock, { J '5 0 ^ 4.50.
148'. 155%
147’ i due lo the sm aller volume of In - ;..,
5 ^ ,iVC< ‘ a Cnr,? "Vi
, July
141% 1411% 141% tel ler funds sent here since publl'*.n® Eridny. Supplies light, de
■nr the city of Snnford nml it*.* A t hint ir* Coast Line the leasing <u
Orange*,
boxes,
choice
count
andJNi
|it.
stability,
CORN
ration of Hie volume of b re k e rs 1B f S , " 0# ? 1*,: mar,kK
i k-> tracks of Hu- Georgia *'s ‘’r , 'j ||! ' stock, $4.00(5’4.50.
( £ a ? i t S j f a c / 4 o n
78% loans
Til
121*7,
Muvor F o rre st Luke s t a t e to Hallway would have to be effePWlnans nut stand,
stand. The increase of
«»f ,
t l -vrJ.V
. V.nS!?
a' nV.“V'*'
oV- i i ^ ««*nA
o i !i °
d*
Oramros, boxes, fancy count anil May
82 ', mI,arly
8 2 ', 130%
day Ihnt both he and Citv Mana- This would, however, entail me stock. $3.50^14.00
July
arly * HI,000,0(8) ri'|k.rted by the iiV k .H '76 ' ' ' *5;‘*r’' f r'l" x* *C;2rV«U
’i-derul He serve linn It in the week JK,'
_ *n‘* ‘ V?* *d.*W?
83% ■
Ifer \ \ . H. WilliainR u r e d a ily r e building to n new line from lw«ton
R ,l\ 128% F’cdi-n
G rapefruit, fancy count and Sept.
nil slies, poorly blanched, f4.00 to
HATH
ceiving letters of in q u iry conrern- to make connection with Nenboaril stock, f4.00«r»4.50.
(ended Feh. 10, ulso appeared to $4-50; w aihed, wrapped, all alsm ,
*41 % • 52%
mg the city from people In nil lines in Florida.
41% have a restraining effort on bull- prlces lower, $5.50 to $<I,60, mostly
May . .
T h at* i* w hat wo will gfv*
(Jrapefruit, boxes, fancy
64 %
___ 42%
42% ish mtivitiea,
The proposed Inglis-Il'iuntdlon- nml stock 3.5604.00.
July
... 43 • 6.1 %
— I— ibiblication of the nnnual report!
on ■
.
,
you hr* connection w ith rerntehy
Wildwood cut-off .will draw an
Strawberries, 32 quart crates, to Sept.
I of the llnldwin Locomotiva Com- r
.77
rlnnr. 1
h yf:
feature ' “.‘i*','4 , a.n(i w itty sketches are
alm ost straight l.lm route from ffifiOc.
d »# arriv ed ; 2
tupping your car. Our guar*)
io n ',
01% puny, showing less than $1 a share ’
I romedv lo
tliq program , anti while such crinncctioii *(• are utilise*!
May . . .
- .j>s
DO eariietl on"tha preferred stock also ru f - 0,1 track . No offerings. No
l.ir,
High Srliooi ?ho ,l' a V is Iming given for rhnr- the proposed Alabama to
lMl%
July
NEW YOKE, Feh.
an too. I-1 founded upon a sin-*
pH f 1 1 8 'i
[ evening un- itv purposes its prom oters tlrclnre Florida* bee-line t« east const eUprices, movtsl irregularly Sept. ..
that
the
evening’s
real
e
n
te
rta
in
I.
MU)
'h® Sanford
Ies touched by the new line to Mi- *higher
Lf_v
I i <ic»ire to keep faith w ith
antt 'the opening of today »
15.75 15.07 year.
___ 15.07
°f Eastern ment will more th an com pensate ami and Florida HtV- Th«'
market. American Can o|uncd 1 j Mny
A "
sold
hceause
nf
relatively
poor
1025
15.3(1 1(1.07
those who deal w ith US.
.*1 the nominal adm ission fee thot off will entail some now construc point* higher at il.’U 'j , « ncW rec July ..
earnings were American Woolen rood, m arket weaker, Florida 101I
lllltS
is de. will lie charged.
ineh
4
and
0
do*.
t0,W
to
ord
high,
and
initial
KU'na^of
»
tion.
-I
i nmmon and preferred, Marine pretl was originally planned to
group of
May ... ...... 15.82 Ifi.40
$5.50.
'
*
frrred, Fox Film, 1J. 8. Industrial
fftfi have *cor- ? «ge " R ° « tim e " nt tho Municipal sections of th? country who have
July .... ... 15.75 1(1.05
We
Trim
the
C
ar
Aa4
j
New
York,
10
degree*,
-clear,
t
.
b lw , y
Alcohol and Atlantic Gulf and West
HEM .IES
rrv preamiA- Mall, but inter devt'lopm ents eaus/ :
Not tt-J O w nerCalifornia, 0 Florida arrivvd; su p
Indies.
18.30
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.5
7
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r
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in
ehnrgo
to
May
|oer tumniunplies
light.
Demand
m
oderate
for
pany and Union Oil of
Hall* took on a now lease of Ufa
1(1.87 18.67
• d tv tr par- - “n,re
1^° hiph syhool nuditorgood stock, m arket firm for good
Renewed weakness developed I. W. Julv
circles.
stork. Fiuikia 10-inch crate*, all
Model Trim C o ;l
sixes, Ivest, ffl.00 to $(k25, few $0.60
= - - ^ 5
fa ir quality agd condition, grern,
l* Oak A x m se
uo !
$5.00 to $5.50. poorer, stalky $2.50
M es.-iie
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to
$3.50,
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alifornia
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r a b iu x c * rrrrr i f i r r i M a e x to rt
•■■dar i t (taifnrtt, P U rM i
111 M a c a o ll a A v a i l *
J n ts re d ** Second C l u i M iller.
October 17, I»1», i t the ro ito ftir*
M ^B io farJ^ l'Io rlct* tinder Act of
Capital Punishment
We huve seen considerable argument lately concerning^
the relative m erits o f legal execution and life imprisonm ent
ns the proper punishm ent for the m ost serious o f crim es. It
Ih an old question, hut one which hits come into prominence
recently as a result o f a hill before the House Com m ittee
proposed to_nbQliah-capital punishment in the D istrict of
n r .n n .....R dltnr *■• MsBaxrer
BAm.r, ii. iinSrR5,-mxaa*7
■•■IK Kt
- U i l l a r ^ o ffirflE Ia T
l l t ' A N ........... M w l a t t - M U e *
The Com m ittee with the bill under discussion took occa
•N r iie< -itii'T io .\ i i u c k
O n e Y e a r — J7.«0 Six MonUia J2.f,o sion to call before it one Clarence Darrow, who, it will be
D e liv e r e d In C ity l»y • C arrier, p e r l
w eek. lie.
tV e e k lj KUttlnti 12 on ! recalled, was so successful in his defense of the one-tim e
p e r year.
BPI'CI A L> M » T lC i:i
All o b it u a r y
n o tices, c a u l s o t th m ik a . r o io l u t l o u e en d n o t i c e e o t c n u -r t a liitn e m a
w h e r e ctm rae* i r e tnedo w i l l he
Charged to r i t r e g u la r e i l v e r t l e l n s
rates.
MKMnurt
ASHOCIATKII
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T h e AnKoclalcrt 1're*s 1* n i d u s Iv clv e i i t l l . n l to tlio u se fo r rep U b lirn llo n <if all n o w s (rmnn l e h r s
c r e d it e d to It or n o t otherwise)
c r e d it e d tu thin im p cr and a ls o th e
lo c a l n e w s tm h llsh eil herein.
All
. r i g h t * o f r e p o h llc a tlo n of apeclal
Jts p n lrh c* h erein u f c alao rese r v e d
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T H E S A N F O R D H E I I A L D .J 5 A T V H D A Y , J ;'E R IU ’A R Y J O ,
A s Brisbane S e e s' It
ID2R.
ENOUGH OF THIS NOSIN’ AROUND
................
Brin* Money.
(tun Man O rehrelra.
.
j
B arr I/* * ,' Lottg, ll*Ir.
Hlr* A law y e r.
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
JK I. b f
f
.PASADENA. CAL-i Feb. 20— !
To bring information. hock from 1
y o u r travels, you m ust lake Infor-1
matioii with you.
r
To make money here in C a li-1
fornin, bring money, plus energy,
capacity for hard work, with you.
Do not s ta rt for California with
n second hand rn r and S.r>0 or <2.ril).
I f you do, you may sell the
tno second
net 1
fam ous Loeb and Leopold, child murderers. Mr. Barrow
should he able to speak with authority on th e subject. He
lia s had occasion during his career to defend about fifty
persons
who w
were
s o u s wno
e r e on
oil trial
trim lfor
o r life.
Ilie.
Although none o f his clients has ever yet received t h c *h"n,1 tar- to buy * tickl‘l hom0,
denth pennlty, Mr. Darrow does not believe In capital pun
C a l i f o r n i a -i s no place for
ishm ent. He thinks it has n tendency to increase rather th e shiftless th at have failed in athan to check crime w aves. In his speech to the Houao dozen wavs, in n dozen o th er places.
Committee, he said:
People here are intelligent, and
work hard. This is tho plneo to
live, hut bring money here, if you
“ We are nil m u rderer., a t h ea rt. Of couise, I have never
tak en anybody's life, h u t I have o ften rend o b itu ary notices
cxoecl to make money here, and
S A T U ltD A V ^ K i m i AHY 20,~1»2C
to live here in com fort.
•
with (onsidernlilo satisfactio n . I t 'j u r t happens th a t circum
stances have, favored me.
“ t h e II ERA M I’S PLATFORM
"Look a t the h isto ry o f punishm ent. E ngland used to kill
FORTUNATELY
FOR those
1.— D eeper w ater route to Jack
m an f o r jii.k in g pockets. They held th eir executions on a
th a t come with m oderate incomes,
•ontlille.
.h ig h hill so nil could hoc anti feel thn d eterren t, effect. But
living on the west const is cxf.—*-Cnn*trticllon of 8 t. Johns-In- 1
th ere wore m ore pick-pockets am ong the crow ds m rro tin d in g
. trcm elv reasonable.
Y'ou rend
d lan River canal.
the scaffold thnn n t nny o th er tim e.
such signs ns "th ree broiler* for
! .— Extension of w hite wny.
“ If capital punishm ent really prevented a crim e we m ould
$1
or "fresjj laid cgife JO cents
4*—Sw im m ing poed, tennis entirta,
excute o u r m u rd erers in th e public sq u are, on high hills o r bn
a dozen.” l o u do not rend such
etc.
top of o u r sky scrap ers. E verybody should he required to a t
signs in Now York.
6. — A ugm enting of building pro*
tend. The schools nnd facto ries and business h o u ejs should
But if you w ant the th ree broil
g r i m —houses, h o teli, a p a r t
be let out, ju s t as th ey nr« on 11 holiday. Tho children should
ers,
you m ust have tho dnllnr. If
m ent liouaen,
slart^ rig h t dry seeing w hnt we do to those who go wrong.
you want the one dozen fresh eggs,
4.— E xtension pf it r e e t p a rin g
’Movies’ should bo tak en nnd tho fro n t pages should Ik* cov
yon must have th irty cents.
program .
ered w ith delirious d etails of jh c m u rd erer’). Inst hours.
7.
— C onstruction
of
boulevard
“As n m u tter o f fact my experience shows me Hint the
around l-nke Monroe.
BANKERS WHOSE in stitu tio n ,
thought of capital punishm ent hns th e effect of m aking the
B.— Com pletion of rity bcnutlficna re occasionally "help up" might
crim inal w ary and cautious in covering up his deed,
tion program .
Ilearn from the m u tter of f a - t
"L ittle John likes ra sp b erry jam nnd he knows his m other
t *-Kxpnipdon of school ayatem
m annger of a Tin Ju an a pnm bllng
has it j a r on the top shelf o f tho p an try . When his m other
w ith provision for Increaaed fuhouse. Pointing to a balcony
goes out, ho g ets it and cover., his face w ith it. She catches
d II lira.
f_____________ ____ •
above the gam bling, room, screen
him and tells him if he doys It again sh e’ll hrruk Ills neck.
ed o ff with crisH crossing wooden
"Now,
whnt
ia
the
e
ffe
c
t?
It
doesn't
make
him*
dislike
B IB L E V ER SE FOR TODAY
slats, In asked “ how do you like
ra sp b e rry jam and it) doesn’t m ake him like Ids m other. So
n>v o rc h e stra ? " There wan no
when Bhe leaves the houri* the next tim e he g ets tho jnin, o ats
CHOICE G IF T S —1“And
Israel
music. The ciuoHtion was puzzling.
all he pleases and then .Imilis his baby s is te r’s face with it.
beheld Jo se p h 's none, and said
-H e said, "come up and I will
"This talk about high-priced lawyer* gettin g crim inals
W ho u rc th ese? And Joseph Hold,
show you." Behind the screen of
o ff is the bunk,'5- — -— -—
B rin g them unto mo, a n d - I will
painted wooden laths, sat two men ’
l>leas th em ." U rn. 1R:B-*J.
Of course, ns Mr. Barrow says, w e may all b e p o t e n t i a l w ith grim faces, each w ith a r,»P R A Y E R —O Thou G iver of all mjmlerci'H at luarl, but the subconscious thought of the p ra tin g rifle, te stin g upon his
good, children a re T hy h erita g e hangman's w w e ha a a soothing e ffe ct upon our rather rabid knee. The pro p rieto r of the in
stitu tio n said, “let anybody s ta rt
nnd the fr u it of tho womb Thy r e
w o rd s; As a rro w s In th e linnd of dispositions and t h e influence id so great that wo are often an y th in g down there, about the
a m ig h ty man, so are th e children enabled to await tin more natural order of the obituary money, and these men would pick
of youth. H appy is tho m an thn*. notices.
him o ff before he knew w hrro Inwas. Bud men suspect som ething,
h n tn his quiver full of them .
S c lf-p iv s ttfV fitjn n is ihu f i r s t law oi imtum. and no m atter behind this screen, and don’t s ta rt."
IN YOUR HOM E TOWN
how angry Mr. Harrow and the rest of us may become at
-------times, wc usually managed to restrain ourselves from a loo
AT PALM Reach, in the mornR ig h t here in your home town
('lose observers id passing event
Ih
*—s
iiisisterue of p ro p e r ty own
strenuous physical assault, merely for the sake o f keeping l"1-'' jodiea may not swim with nre justified ii, lielieving that Un- ers that th e ir p ro p e rty should not J
You think it’s ra th e r slow,
our mvn body and soul together. Aggravation is not nearly j
itpa.-h iri the evening, indies tide of adverse propaganda that he tied up for a n y length of linn*,,
Aud th a t’s the way some o th er | so serious when one considers (hat if he kills today he will may dance in public, or play in s c L in a g a in s t Florida, and e s p e ,» unless th e re w as absolute pros- j
/ chaps
hang tomorrow.
| the wide open gam bling house, inJIy Miami, last sumtqer, Im* jus i m et of a sale, diseotiraged t h e 1
Think anyw here you go.
« r »-4
, ,, ,
. ,
,
,
, th eir bodies nuked nlmoKt to tlm about rem-hed it* flood and i* now s p n ulators and th e y left us. They
left us |ik- the A ra b , who folded;
Attd yet success, nnd pence of
Mr. Darrow su ggests that we look at the case o f England W)liM why would that which is ebbing iiwny.
It w as a warm propaganda white, his tent and sib ntlv stole a w ay. •
mind,
1
and then he cites instances token from medieval historv. mudi-nt from the w aist up. he «.fand th e n were the- who
C ontent, prosperity.
Since that time the irra tio n a l,
Why d(H,sn't Mr. Darrow take a more modern period of his- n<-inity declared im m odest from gitr elasted
a tly feared that it would ut r hiatie b a rg a in in g that vvnw provtiA r e things you peed not seek to
tory? Why doesn’t) he lake the present time, for instance, I.1.1'' km'-es down. The answ er is, innneiitly injure this -tat.
Sin ii h nt for a few weeks, last y e a r, has
i find.
when Kngland enjoys capital punishment to tin* extent thing."
fears, of course, w ire g ’-nutidle* . d i-appeared, titul r e g u la r, le g iti
B u t o n ly lo o k s o boo.
hut they were enln-taiio-d by very m ate Inisines.-. it- In ing c a rrie d on
The world in full of lonely men
that it has I'ewei murders than imv other large nation on
ninny people.
tis was usual before the invasion.
.Who Wander up and down,
earth
?
IGNORANCE ('RAV ES m ystery
But th a t propaganda , mild not
Atid wish th a t they were hack
The
propagandist*
who had |
tend believes in miracles of any
It isn’t so much that England has laws calling for tin kind, because being inrnnithle if keep up forever, i’>n it w.i- Imsed nothing good lo -ay of Florid,i, 1
aguln.
^R ight herein th eir homo tow n. dentil penalty as punishment lor numUtriiiK. but' rather tin lln.uglit. Ignnrnncx. seek', a ’n ull- on the hope of the propagandist have been disappointed th a t thenl|te so-eajl d hoom ip Florida d u e nenpheeic* of d is a ste r did mu
fact that England enforces these laws, which is so largely. , stim te.
T*V» ■* that
would flatten out in Jiinunry. and ‘ nine true
You'd like n h o tter Job -to get •
And |n urde in t h e 1
long
haired
Yia-otocm
responsible
for
the
lew
number
of
capiutf
ii'iml'S
In
thni
li
’
,"ur
tha t th e ir pnigim stirntlons of |m« North a n raoidlv learning tiovv I
.Some o th er place on e a rth ,
Indians
sit
in
the
graveyard
>
*f
A lthough yon haven’t sta rte d y. t cotinlrv.^ Mnrdcrept do not escape the death penally in N’euv.i Laredo, Mexico, uiiiirm the and d is a s te r would he fulfilled. wrong thev well- in their e s ti- j
R ig h t here to show your w orth, Englti lid because they are teehnieallY insane or because tin t
border, and p rofitably engage in They loudh a sse rte d all over th>- mates
tlm C aesars, nlen of will.
Nm that the adverse iirOpilguu"divine
healing." The rush of -a - i om itry, in every sort of a print,
%Tt h nil
a
r
e
young
and
innocent.
a t h isto ry has known,
ticnls, rripnlcd. diseased, front both that the boom Aas due to flatten iin find mueh, if nay, e ffe c t, for
Sought not to coYiquer w orlds until
The reason for (he.great crime wave in the United Slat*■»
of 1he border eompels th e out am) tha t the fla tte n in g would Uni . is nm th in g e e rta in and th a t*
T hey conquested firs t th e ir own, isn'i because our fprni of puaishmenl is too severe, but rath‘*r sides
M. m i iin governm ent to in terfe re m ine sildih lilv at thl first of Tip i- that tlm eitv h a i not disenvor .
W hatever w ealth you m ean lo win.
>'l that it did not have its u su a l!
to
prevent dangerous spreading if yent
because
there
is
no
punishment
at
all.
Mr.
Harrow
admit
..W hatever wide renown
Bell, there has tieeii no flatten wititei i m u d s and if th e appear^
disease
am
ong
the
thousands
tin
t
F o r w n l t h or wisdom . Just begin te d ’ llial he had ((efeiuled about fifty persons who were on have Clocked to the healers.
ing out
Business of id| kind- i- lone of the Streets a n d . t h e fart*)
R ig h t here in your home town. trial for their lives' and not one 08 them received the death
h eller than it was last vein U p lliat then are fmt v thousand for :
penalty. Perhaps most of them received jail sentences, bill - WHAT PARTICULAR M iviniiy" time and th e promise of new im eigt automohile in th e r i t y at ;
ents mid new di-veln'mient* the t o ‘ sent time, a re tinv in d ir a - l
T o r a f te r all. th e tru e sueress
likely m o stc if them will be pardoned for good behavior or obeys llie nrtlprs of than*- long provem
la happily to live,
o
f
the
most
sub sta n tia l n ature a r e •lor.-, vvliatevr. it is th a t we ha v e j
liaiipil Indian*, is not known, or
A nd here you’ll find m ore hap p i some reason*or other before many years.
why th at divinity does not of its as bright ii- they were a y ra i ag,, none .people in proportion to m iri
ness
When one stops to consider that many murderers are own uct'iird m ro sink and su fferin g for the y ear likjn.
nm mi,neiit population, now, t h a n !
T han strn n g e rs ever give.
Tt Is hist as well to com edo, for ever hf-l'cre.
never apprehended at all and are never brought to trial, and creature* th a t it has rren ted . w ith
H ero a rc yy o u r folks, and hen- y o u r
it is tru e , th a t tin- he.ti. fhurv
I’n-sihlv, a few hundreds o f pen- I
that among those who are caught only a very few receive out aw aitin g orders from the four eatiM-d in tills, i itv nnd in otle-i
friend.
Ion,- luiii'nd Indians.
|dr have b n n deterred from fontthe extrem e penalty, and that practically alw ays those who
And here fhm iliar scones.
However, under our i-oiistitii- p a rts of tin sta te eoitsequetii u p in,' ly Floral.t. hut th e ir places i
And as life p u B s e s , ns It ends.
are sentenced to hang, or to be electrocuted, received their tion, we are not to rrU tiize. Here, on the Midden im u rsio n of n large have lieen taken hv o thers, and We \
Y ou’ll ftnd how much it nieuns.
punishment, only after trial after trial has been dragged out one religion is as good no another, mimher of , oiiseieiu-eless Hiei ula- have not missed them .
f o r friends uro good, nnd love i*
tors, has died down. I'roper tv ran
Ih e tide, then, Inis tu rn e d , and
and the legal battle has been waged fort years, it is small as long us it atten d s s tru tlv to not now lie e o n lrurteil for with a
dear.
we will probably h e a r mueh Jt-ns
its own husinesp.
wonder that our so-ealleil "death penalty" lacks effectiveA ge, d e a re r t h a n - a crown,
small paym ent down and enrried in the Northern papers o f th e pro
A nd you will alw ays find them
ness.
COAL .MINERS un strike for on a hind. t. I'uvinents must lie gress and the prosperity of F l o r
here.
ida and Miami.
----------------------— o-------------------------many weeks, are hack nt work, Mihstantiiil nr there is no sale.
R ig h t here in y n u r hom e town.
mi
th
e
sunie
jmv,
having
lost
tend
1
I, OF COURSE, was astounded at the development which of millions in wages.
— By D ouglas Mnlloch.
----------- 0--------has already occurred in the sta te or Florida, and particularly
I. FT MAKS AI,<INK
Coal comtmny storkholder* have
L eonard Kip R hinelander is re nt the number and substantia) character of the develop not lost anything. “ Ih- sure you
I AMFA TIMES
ported to huve become reconciled ments now in progress. 1 appreciate the solid basis which are rig h t, and then go nhviugVi*
to his wire. Now le t’s see, which
m orals. A more i>*nvtifal
is responsible for the Florida boom. Tho so-called boom has good
liank did he servo as president ?
m otto is, "be sure you run win,
mav he where the e a rth
--------- n----- —
a real basis In its agricultural possibilities, and particularly then go ahead.’
imtnv millions of years
Big
eorpurutiuns
the
■ The Tuseoii Citizen says, "when inIt iits
i n exceptional
t;A\ v | Jt l vri mi i winter
iz m i i u i climate,
t m t iit t V ) imore
m u i z , accessible
h l w o h i -mv than Cali^
|
«**►» yui
|i u iu u u n p
iengage
UKii'M ill
A ‘‘"Uuiiunicntiuii to Mars ami get
»"» and if it has ’reings on
one
in
retu
rn
t«
"Don’t
"
If
thetc
the go-g etters ull go to Florida, fcorniii hv two or three days to the heart t»f the nntion's pop- obWt lawyers to direct their noli
it they must have knowledge huan* M artians, if they have I......
th o re st of us will have a U’lte r ilsition and weitlth. Further, much solid value bus been net- J]1'1luivo vet to in ipiir-i.
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v
"t
n
In
t
giving this earth am thought, if
chance at home." T h a t’s th e only
earth worm has learned how
mill
iitlly
created
by
the
expenditure
o
f
nurd
euwh
upon
railways.
Itho
American
Su*rar
Rpfininp
Com.
they
are
wandering
whatN
un
it
kind We want down here.
to -inn an automobile with a ray,
and if they tiv t<> find out. n but In- can’t operate much beyond
. --------- o--------highways ami other real estate developments. The automo - 1 pany, and dozens of others.
luihor unions rich enough to lose should he more than evil for iht n dozen feet. The ordinary M ar
Today’s host laugh: "tzigcc was bile and the motor-u^uck also have given a basis for a more
Itorn in HurrUlvillc, R. I., during rapid and substantial development than has been possible in tens of millions in one strike, hummi breed, "safety first." The tian mav know how to stop a
should before they s ta rt, buy the fam ily, should pull down the planet dS.lJOO.Utll) miles away if he
th e Civil W ar. He was in the <>rd
Lund values will undoubtedly be best legal advice, or b etter still, blinds, sit huslu-d and quiet, and has
Inance departm ent of the unity. any other land .boom.
reason to do so.
stabilized on a reasonable basis in the relatively near future, the perm anent direct loir of u first m,t answ er the telephone or door
wltji head q u arters at Chat tin.... ..
'W- know from o ur experience
and on tins stable basis commercial, industrial and building class thinking lawyer, the mere M l. The best thing these visi that the superior breeds like to
• T enq."— A tlan ta Journal.
tof* can bt-Jievv te r our good, is chase the inferior breeds up the
development will go forward in the state on a large and in cold blooded and unsentim ental the !, nubodv
home.
Mre.-l *im utinies ju st to sec them
Five f'hilieae w ere killed m .1 creasing scale.— W. ( \ Clark, of S. W. Strauss & Co., Inc., b e tte i.
W hat you enu do,—n o r m-7ttt yntt
The * urlbcun imliiins, tiie Ar- n in
rio t nt .Shanghai Thurm lav W hat, New York, in Manufacturers Record.
I f the A fghanistan becomes
would
like
to
do
should
control
tees,
the
I’aiuvuius
inuv
have
had
you don’t menu to say the (’htnese
wild under the incentives of the
perhaps,
indulge in sueli a tam e a f fa ir as
a rio t?
We thought th at firslI*F.RS()NALLY,- 1«ALWW *nover’
has
tin** revolutions w ere the only developed faster or further in practically every way than
fig h ts thev would have over there.
Florida. 1 think, that Florida has come to stay; however, it
---------- o--------" In Now York it cost tw enty- | seem s lo me that a reaction is clue in that stale. While it
one thousand dollars to polish tlm i seem s certain that there must he a readjustment, yet at tho
cuspidors in one building Iasi sam e tim e this readjustment should he only temporary, and
year. The udviro to uim high ien’t
alw ays so good."— S anford H erald. Ihe values of Florida property will undoubtedly remain at n
You ca n ’t seem to m ake th e m an u much higher level than for the period prior to the influx into
fa c tu re rs of sk iris think so. — Florida.—
—Meredith C, Jones, of Lorenzo K. Anderson Jt Co.,
f ^ e m o n t Prea*.
St. Louis, in Manufacturers Record.
------------- n • —
A S anford High School girl, Miss
A nna C lark, won flre t honors In
the Irv in g B achcller c»»ay ' con
By IRVIN S. COIilt
te x t which wax held a t W inter
P a r k on T hursday evening
Miss
O B TAIN ED UNDER FA L SE
paper, who had been discharges! a
. u C lark received a handsom e gold
PR E T E N C E S
few Week* before.
p itd al in recognition a / h er wnrlc^
and Thy H erald congratulates
"Kay." said the copy reader,
T here used to be a city editor “we’re raising money to send a
h e r upon th e honor th a t has conm
U> her.
on P ark Row who wax not ex a ct little fhuul design up to tho Old
■
—- o - ■ • —
ly bclhved by noma of h u men. M an's flat, and I th o u g h t m aybe
In the d e a th of H a rry L. Walsh,
you m ight like to ruutri_____
-Ihu
Hanford loaes an a rd e n t booster Hv lx gone now but not by uny in g ns you used to work fo r him .”
Ilia h ealth
and eatoemcHl citlxep. A fte r many m eans fo rg o tten .
‘T il be tickled to d e a th !" said
Ve a rs ’ connection w ith Ut« celery falttxl and he obtained leave of ub- the rep o rter, peeling a d o llar bill
n d u a try , Isoth n i g ro w e r and ship- re n c e .o f aoimi week* to go to from hi* slender sto re.
"N o th
r, Mr. W atih had acquired a Florida to recu p erate.
ing could give m e m ore pleasu re
The x ta ff decided to o ffer him even if l am m ighty rloa« to being
tatio n aa one of th e best jnm ark e tin g expert* in the a little farew ell textlm onlal of re broke.
When’s th e fu n e ra l? "
IfMry. Ilia connections with the g ard , especially nx his b irthday
" F u n e ra l? ” • echoed th e coiloe>t ro m m lu io n firm s o f'tl» e chanced to fall on the date of his to r.
“These flowers a re fo r his
had enabled him to fflaco
b irth d ay !"
V'"--’
••viz*
•
'ord relen* before consnmeiv.
One of th e copy readers, who
“Give me that dollkr back before
section of th e United was In ebargo of the fund, m et in I haul off and bust you!” said tho
• cafe a fo rm er re p o rte r fo r the re p o rter em phatically.
MY FAVORITE STORIES
your decisions.
svveral' rrmturtcx of cdtaiiarntTvely bolshies the British will fill Khy--------happy life because they never ear- ber pass with m ustard gas.
T H E COUNTESS of t'utbcnrt, ' ’a hi find out whut, if anything,
To he alive, if they a n alive
once, us she herself confesses, n >t u!n" on the Spnnish m-ninsuln. The on the older planet, th r .Martians
a vtSry guiwl girl, is to Ih- ileported. N orth American In limit were all m u,t have a civilization mll'icnx
Sho eloptsl with the E arl of Careen (he b etter o ff for a num ber of of veors older than th a t of the
w ithout any m arriage
forum In. year* because they were not t u. eat Hi nii|| they m ust know a tot
T h a t's why she m ust go. We can- lioub to know if there was an is "f no amir things than we have
land called G reat B ritain, and. if 'em ni'il to use.
not stan d such things her*
It Is good to know that we a r e | s»- whnt was on it.
if this earth a ttra c ts attention
ru pure, although the hibh- dm-r
There is enough inclination here
Klightly jingled guests a t n
say som thing about “throwing the " " earth to open Pandora's Imv. -Martian
house- -----party- n m y s a y :
firs t stone." But whnt n business
we go poking around in the so- "The ',
th e steam ship* would do. if some i
system wc nun touch a spring thi-ra-ies KOim-thiiu* wiggling over
R f '”
u shot u t it."
x -ra v m ind could aoolv the Coun' and really open something.
If h r, r'-',
if their
i>M of C athcnrt decision universal i nose canals on Mars are canals. they may he ways a re peaceful
built to fuxc the w ater or a drieo ! send
ly.
“ r thcy
and try to g et us to
'*ut continent and preserve life, the Join the league
0f pU nenta or
thus preserved must have an ordev
Contemporary Comment!
Let's tend to o u r own
»f intelligence beyond that of the something.
business and not tak e n chance a t
hum an breed.
Vesuvius is in Eruption.—Headline. M ussolini prqL'ahlv. w«ute,l a
lig h t fo r his cignivt. Arkansas
G axette.
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»
TAM PA TRIBUNE
- Am ong thom- enterprise* which
T
depend fo r success on implicit
l-ust sum m er Miss E thel P r o f it,Ijurm . in „„ , u
fa ith a r e Ipve, demoerm-y and
of St. Ixiuis met a fine-looking, O.Vti . “ n . “«W ont, came up.
hash.— D etroit News.
u
'*
the tria l, she found
charm ing young man. They went
Sum
,,mn
friend of the Sum"A ndrew s to Demand Teeth for boating, bathing nnd horseback on 1 was present,
?Iot only wax
he
D ry U w .’’— Headline.
A f,>«
">th hint
wiiviom te e th m ight nm u> amiss riding. He was her escort to ] lR "nh*0/ ' 1’ bUu bc
•lance, and parties and preved , U ken in
° f Miss 1>rofltt
— V lrginla-PitoL
- *
-•
lak tn *h,,"Ueh
would JUtShe
"was, tho en- dicate
I . poses
. “ a* *°.ul5
n'
was n o t 'suffering f/om
Tec much o f the world is run sVV
f
ftl'
lh
e
Voung
W
n
of
her
,
injuries
to
her
s
p
I
n
e
'r
e
S
iv
S
w
hiC
et
"
'."■’" I I h<lf »pine received while
on th e th ep ry th a t you don’t need
Recently
Miss
P
ro
fitt's
su
it
for
n ire l*vouB»r ° n Alton tra in . The
rre if you are a five-ton
J ' m.uoo dam ages ag ain st th e Chi- j railroad^X*tertitn PT u i lo ^ B
P aso U c riiii
cago am i A lton railroad to t in- i thinks th« m l. -!T d* Mi“ l>r° n “
' ' NOTI CE
To all policy holders nf the Brit
Indemnity Association, of Chap,
G. C. FELLOW;
hits Iiecn reappointed ot jpit
mannRcr at Sanford uithoffktit
Fellows ServiceSW
First and Elm
The best jiutoninhde In.-urinn zti
lower rates.
T h e B e lt
Automobile It
Association
First Street BusinessPr
( 'o/nt*r Ini mi West First Street *
fronliigt’ on Fir's! and II" un El* ®
erty there is a Iwo-slorv fnnw h
large .store on Firsl .Slreri,
overhead. F**r (itiick sale Ihu Ft*
under Ihe market, mi if Interested^
Price SfiliO per front fool- ferns i
attractive.
ftO L C W V G U ItEALT|
fIfntral1
ItiiU Estate
311 F it.I Nstiuxsl B«k ®
TA
Ksnford. FIs
* If you
w ish to h av e your rrntij
in a u e f f i c i e n t a n d busioes®*^*
b e p le a s e d to m ak e y o u r collwt
^
it
a) D e p a r t m e n t h an d les all
w i t h t h e pro p erty ,* protects the
clie^
and issues monthly'stfltcments-
Sanford Realty
CHARMING YOUNG MAN
HAVE YOU SEEN
-i;.
p&’lj
�}
v
'
LD. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1926
MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
Which Do You Think
Is Prettiest?
Persortals
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
the winter in Tamp*.
Goldenrod
CONCEPT
217-W
ampa Judge Gives
BAND
Mr. and Mrs. E. Dawson e n te r
To Drivers
tained
a
t
their
home
W
ednesday
r Mu k*i.C h m y of Ml wtlve, N
The entertainm ent and box aupSunday Afternoon at 3 O’elnck.
mV, p ,c Ruw,t of hi* daughter
P*r at .tho Community Church evening, Feb. 3, honoring Mrs.
TAMPA. Feb. CO.—W. M arion Wfc w T t * Chem- and ' f f i ;
Friday evening was n success In Dawson's birthday anniversary.
nem jry, newly in augurated ra u -J •
t . M arch—Son* of A ustralia
Those
present
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
every particular. The house was
— Lithgow.
nicin.il judge here, ha* announced :
*
_____
filled to capacity by an apprecia E arn er, Mr. and Mrs. I -ftper, Mr.
2. O verture—Poet nn-I Ten- th a t no m tuve will bo accorded to A
and
Mr*.
Collie.
Mr*.
Yatcsv
M
r.,
tive
audience
who
showed
th
eir
Airs. Monroe B. Hutton and Miss
p"r«nn* brought before him fo r
thorough enjoyment of tho pro and Mr*. Harley Henderson and] s n n t-.frip p e .
?,otori<l to Or3a. Fox T re t—llo lir Mft in t r i a l 'on charges of driving au to - .
gram
by their pntKuslastlo np- Misses I*>n« and Alice K am ey.i
londo on Friday, where thev spent
" h o joined the party Into in the
plnuto.
Y our A rm s—11a rty & Stucco. mobile* trhiki Intoxicated.
tho day shopping.
'
‘To roc ju d g i.v n t d riv in g an
Rev. Reid of W inter P ark was evening.
* 3b. Fox T rot—Y earning—
Delicious refreshm ents of peach
autom
obile while under th e in flu- J
present
and
made
a
very
intervstDavis St Burke.
Mrs. W alter Wight, who has
vuci of whiskey i* indcfonniblo.’*
ing talk at the conclusion of the icc erenm, coke, tcu and coffee
’
4.
C
ontralto
Solo,
Selected—
were served. At a late hour the ’
said Judge* lfcndrv*."A person ha* 1
program.
\V
e / uMrs.
8t C.
^ JIt. hKirtlev
*- H“nrv
\\ipiphht ^and
for
(Mr*. E lla H a ris).
guests departed for th eir homes,
n ''
. I i: n a n life under
Interm ission.
tliu past two weeks, left on' I nthanking Mr, and Mrs. Dawson for
fie h rircu rastan cm and fa r ins* to
A cake for file p rettiest girl
day for her home in Cairo, (hi.
5. Grand Selection—Lucia dl
ei d r:i. • th a t? of othor*., If such
Batik paper, bought at any s ta was nuctiuned a t a penny n vote a delightful evening.
Lam m crmeor— Donizetti.
r
ar» b ro u g h t before mo *1
tio
n
ers
is
now
1t-*ing.
used
fo
r
to
the^
highest
bidder.
Miss
Ber0. P atro l—I ’m On My Way
Miss M argaret Clark arrive,, «tn
shall’ consider Jail sentences nono <‘.J
Mr. and Mr*. George Toper cptapestries
as
cretonne
nieces
have
H
E dridge was awarded the tertninrd nt
F riday from Steubenville, Ohio, to
too seveto fo r each violations of
dinner, Sunday, 'To Dublin Bay”— Lamp*'.
7. H ungnrian Dances— Nos. th.* Inw.”
M>ond the Tenmindcr of ,h„ Sl>nson hern. A strip or the light color cake, having receive,! seventeen friends from New York who are
‘
'
right size and shape used as a hundred votes against' her oppo
Five and Six—Brahma.
here with her grandmother, Mrs and
(pending the w inter seaxop in
wall
panel
in
the
right
nook
or
nents
sixteen
hundred
and
fifty.
L. D. Bullock.
8. Sacred Selection—Morning
Every man hope* hi* ra d ta ta r
Or teen.
cranny is lovely!
After the boxes were auctioned,
L ig h t—Barnbousc.
won't ,rv e:o until it finally doe*.
hot cocoa and coffee were served
0. M arch—Gloria—Loscy.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kldridgh
to all
tncial-----hour was• entertained to dinner Sunday at
10. Anthem—The S ta r S pang
• .. present and ft •-----tA."c.c?*wLK1t t,* l!
p,mTa 2 r , A" n°'"' cnjo
led Banner—Keys.
jcl. At this time a count „f, (heir beautiful home nt Bright
fVartl J n1”
,ltcinir n n o u ir r l . I, full-time Males was taken showing rvprc- Wood. Mr. E. II. Smith and h!s
Joseph Iteixonstein, Conductor.
I
J. Moughton
lando
Iri a> nl U fmr
H r-, job, declares Irene Castle, famous suitativea present from fo u rteen . f rioni| 8 from tho North, who nrc
Mr*. Ella H arris, Soloist.
m u m rw rr
I dancer whom we have missed from I . va> -unn«ii nnf* Ow l hlillpphu* I .spriulinp tbe w inter hero anti in
Dr •
iT
. . I tho liroelight for some time. Baby
F1 ck» N v b , v>\ .’irti.k Uidff,
•r,
*'
,
.
,
,
.
1
other
points
nearby.
Those
pr.’»’
nr,d Mrs. Barbara is tho reason. Her mnthMie amount recived from the ,.n t were Mr. and Mm. Martin,
McdiU of Ohio, who are spending
'■ ... ■
"Itosetim o," a h it in Musical I S n o fn rrL
is through with the j snip of tho rnkp and boxes wns Mr. and Mrs. Kulkmnn, Mr. and
r in St. Petersburg, arComedy, Feb. 23, nt the
•
eight
y-onp
dollars.
Mrs. English of Winter Bark ami School auditorium .
Snnford Thursday (or a
Or. amt Mrs. Adams of Ormond
visit with Hr. Mediil's
) Mr. and Mrs. II. Wliealcy, Mr. (’ ! Bench.
rs. T. .1. Miller.
.1. Sehnffer and ilnuglitcr, Mnv J
i S. ltcttinctli of New York,
an
___ , ...
Rev. Held filled his pulpit here
din every day. leaving baby Jonn ‘
f,' r " r ,,on ,in' D to suBc;"?- *?«"day afternoon and preached a
with a nurse
»cmo improventent* *on th d r forceful sermon from tho t?x t "If
' _____
I i-'iine recently purchased fr<).ii M r.| t 'hrlat Be Not." , A large crowd
; tirvrffl1 Wrigh'.. They vci11 leave: wnn In attendance anil the two
TO!) \ Y—NOW
Style lips
here next week for a tour of, special number*
renden .1 by
'a- Performance
Green is THE spring color.
Cape coats and raped drcshcs, Southern Florida but expect to re- Madam B nttcnetti, a very talented
even rape* of lace, will flap in turn lure in tin* early autum n and soprano singer, from New Ye'd:.
make their winter home in Golden- added much to the impressiveness
: April breezes.'
rod.
of tlie service nnd xvns thoroughly
Skirts remain knee length and
enjoyed by nil.
ensemble
suit-,
for
morning,
a
fte
r
ki»* 1*
/
\a
Mi ami Mit.. A. It. Collirult, w hoi .
noon and night, continue to reign.
l ID AY ON SCREEN
-------ate winter residents from A lfred.' Don’t fall to see "Bosclimc,^
^ K A l l c n C / S u m i i e r '" '
Tl lea-nn's pictivro
Fancy Foods for Fancy Dates *Me., sp. nt Saturday in Orlnndn to
.
.
„
ton-,avion
Cream Cheese ami m l raspberry meet il*5 Maine delegation and | ‘ vbruary -J, at the Citv It *
marmalade for sandwiches; also, greet friends who are members of.#* —----- —
Clipped From The News.
,1"candied ginger, chopped dale and the (bivcrnor's party,
Did you know that tin' longer'
MLTRO-COLDWYN-MAYEa
than 10 years ago, less than one (mil. Sponge cake covered with
i
woman in 500 paid as much ns SJ '
Kdvvard H. Smith was railed to!’
Q r o a io s i
r tU tttp J t
for silk stockings? Cotton hose
Tampa Wednesday Ikmousi* of life
*
wait
o
f
t
l
u
’
S
c
r
oen
were worn liy highest and Inwiest
« . ,« „ r u , „ „ , i , „
illne-s of his friend. Mr. Duwmn,
Tourioj; O rch estra
then. Women's tlubs clamored for ,
l » l> 1*10 C I l U l C n O S
>'f Cleveland, O., who u riiending
K lN C V i D O R 'S
n ta riff reduction on nlnm c o tto n /
-------- *
M HuW'Jnftosof/
Monday nnd Tuesday
host*, pricid 25 rents
jCIIHISTIVN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Jfo rW n y
('hristian Science services ore
Y'oung IVoples Pnions at 0:30 LA U R EN C E
• T H E EAGLE”
J o h n
Skirts will not he seen f,t nil , held in the Woman’s Club Oak * i lock.
I n h ‘c
St a l u
within the next five venr*. sny> Avenue near Third Street, every
Evening service at 7:30 o'clock
Gil b e r t
\\ ll)»
3 /ir r h u /
B erlin’s foremnst. inodiste, one Re j Sunday morning at It o'clock,
‘W h e n vtm o n W ,u tr i* <• t t’en o i
■with
RF'.vol BH VALENTINO
KJi)H- frirtTander Kniikets will 'Sunday school at 10 o’clock. Sub- FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
W o r ld /
l*y I Ik* jitill'Ui u r l*i% - t::tli> ’«
.R omes
lie worn for morning, noon, after- j u t for tomorrow "Mind."
Sunday services:
lot. ynu c.iH Ueej) it firm itnu
noon, and forma evening wuir.
U ednei-ilav
evening services,
Sunduy school, U:|)0 o'clock.
fiw lt
fo r h o u r* in o u r ic.*
says she
wliiib include testimonials of healMens Wesley Clnss It) o'clock,
ling are held at 7.0(1 at the WoMorning worship, sermon liy the
| IHtkl'll I l ,’CZi.l .*.
I l* e
Modern woman's feet are grow- ninnG Club.
1Itev. I*. II. f ry, 11 o’clock,
cream us tv il*>*uetl fo r u i Ic.
ing Inrgi r and huger. Slme deal ' lbi-> Sniietj tnuintain- a ft < ' Evening worship, sermon by Rev,
t om! meal a wi ck.
e rs sell more sixes and seven* reading room where the Bible r>
|| r rv, V:30 o’clock,
•m iih
1 Your near Cat dunler v iii
than anv otln'r si^r*. ami few stores all nuihnria d Christian Srlen
- ■ ■■
T O U R IN G O R C H E S T R A
ART AOOB.D
1 glatlly supply
are without a stock of nine-.
B t'ra lu ie may be read, borrowed ciH ltcil OF TH E HOLY’ CROSS
OF TW ENTY
; or purchased, in Room 517 Fir:*'. . (
ration of Holy Communion
Jnul elevens.
r *
— In-*-* ■» •
S Y M P H O N Y . M U S IC IA N S
National Bank Building. Open f 7.-30 ,,’eloek.
j every day except Sunday* ami
Church School, fl:4f» o'clock,
Things In Read
"Tin* ( 'ill o f C'our.ice
" Morning I’rnyer and . arrm on.
"Sounding.-,," bv Phillip Gibb-. bniidny* front 3 l*> 5 o'clock,
All arc welcome M attend the rf o'eloek.
MONDAY
Sane and clear thinking. It tell:
Evening J’rnyer and sermon,
yo^ wbat your son.' and daughter* services and t** omk* um' of ttie
cM.V Blv'KFORD
7 30 o'clock.
I
m e thinking about and doing l" Reading Room.
Rector'* Bibb' Clnsi* Wednesdays
•i oil,* Ai’iiit* Rooney**
day. It will show you an ideal
rf/. n
FRESHYTKRI
< III lt( It
i veiling P:(I0 o’clock.
I father and daughter relationship
, Ferfurmanc*
Solid.,v
■b ,» d '.‘.'.III o 'c lm k
" F a th e r" asks Nnncv. wit" ba
M. to 11 B. M.
I 'r e a . bitig iT M c, II o 'c lm I.
Ik-, ti bald bumped by life. ' I "idv
Don’t fail to see “ Unsethue,"
I nine anil laugh on Feb, 23. nl
•I.,i ."t ( 'lirisliati F,n»leaver. 2 15
| wan* a child even without lov
’. r u a i,.-v ri. zxja'.rziy.'v j w t a t
tsnaFm ojm m LM ^x. n w a w
eb. 23, at th e High School,
the High School, see "Uosetinie."
.. . I... k
i Isn't t hat mv lilt le right ?
Warning
""ir^
WOMAN'S
he Milane
"THE DIG
PARADE”
A2
PARAPi
u<eh tak
world.
ohn and
is oflacrtfice
< .Qeck.J..
as the ,
lave e l !
l> God |
n U|a>« j
dl xa-nrt |
Ize nmu i
ich they!
Go.I ii(would I**
ml 'I la |
P r in c e ss.
Theater
TONIGHT
DV.d 1UI |
^fd heart j
■iliemnig
••Umb" 1
nsw
Sctuoi C h ti'itan Entleuv.if *l !*'
,<‘cl"i I
Too Tir»d for Healitv !
Breaching •* v e 7.30 o', lock
Of ( imr>e. you can't do all tho-**
\ c o r d i a l i n v i t a t i o n is e v l v n d
i beaut v stunt* the expert leant a
ort- l -.1
|nml cpr*
>I«U di
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tell you It. do'
■lents at T exas State
-i rvirvs
Denton.
Tex.,
could
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Y,u,r
waistliio- anil epidermiM.
U'ontt
n.
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At
least
everv
other
night
clean
: dn'iile who b of these fo u r co( m M.KI I. \ I HIN \l. ( Ill IIFH
nidge . ;
!•* prettiest. So they sent lln- volte face and le , k with i-.ld .ream
rr (kiwci (
- imlay scrv n eotier id '( i. I'. ; to ('Ittirlf*. Dana Gibson
S u n d a y S c h o o l n I > . . Imd.
nur d i- ' 11’"J • n w aiting for him to deride, ice cream and hot chocolate i-aucc.
Sermon by Dr. W in. M Beet.
fur the I h* girls aiv. to)t to bottom ; Amy nnd m nrgnerili* made bv mcltiiig 11 i ’clock.
0 Lamb * ! / **ivilii, of Denton;
Lucille nvarshmnljows utmii Miltities and ^ I.'veiling Worship tu*d Sermon,
. Amen, *
11a11. of Dallas; H a ttie lx-e topping with nut halves or nmras- i 7:50 o clock.
I Ills of Kingsville, Tex., and F r a n - ’ china cherries will (brill "the bt
Chnstiun Endeavor will meet
" < Snvder of Muruti. Tex.
ernrv rluli.
Wcdm-duv evening at . 30 n cluck
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...Silk Hosiery and Under wear...
' New Numbed In Phoenix Silk IIosi
Chiffon nilk foot with narrow lialu top amt conies in all the new
shades, bountiful aheer for—
B itT rT rrM .
FIRST HAI-TIHT' C llt RrM
“Stay, stay at home, my heart.
Sunday School, t':30 iivlmk
f Wu.-Ui
I
and rest;
1 Morning worship <"’<1 .-erinon
ftir.g and
' Home-keeping h ea rts'are happiid. 11 o'clock
NEW YORK, Feb
■lean Roroldi it. alm ost apologetic
E'or those that wander they know
that he heat Bill Tildcn. " I t was
not w here
(
,u ., m c
n hit in Musical
Are full of trouble and full of * ftnSETIME
cot iht real Tildcn," he sa y s. T his
( orntHiy Kch. 23 nt the Audi-ccioc different from w hat a
ra re ;
toiinia in the Citv Hall.
. liaiiipi. ii >;,>? on the R iviera. *
To stnv at home is best.*
lto*n an
Likrnrv
Ms Firmlv TacKeM
M AN VLMOST APOLOGETIC
t i 'x i a i t z a u n i u n n
t
$1.75
Bonds
Phoenix Dollar Hose
Phoenix $1.50 Hose
No. H70 light silk foot, heavy
vjunlity in pure thread silk .
All shudcH.
Lilfht silk font v it it narrow
hslo top. Fulfa. maned, l ’urc
thread silk in ;.!1 tho new
shades—
$1.00 Pair
$1.50
“VAN IIAALTE” TEDS, GOWNS AND
BLOOMERS
r
Made of beat quality Crepe de Chine nnd flat crepes.
Light shades, neatly trimmed v.'ith'fhtC'hMW—
$3.50 to $8.50 Each
Sanford Laundry,
ft
Silk
Teds, Bloomers Andt Step-Ins
■mr
Von Itaallc and other standard ninke*.
i
••
".
> $3.75 Each
$500 DENOMINATIONS
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All bhade.-t
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Kayser Underwear
INTEREST p a y a b l e a n n u a l l y
t
Secured by First Mortgage on the property of the Sanfoi(l Laundry Inc., valued at more than $100,000-Bond
Issue, $40,000
Bonds for sale at
ford B a n k .& T ru st Co
Trustees
,
(
Glove silk, step-ins, teds and bloomers. All shades
.
S 3 .7 5 t o $ 1 0 .0 0
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�SANFORD
OLIVE R O B E R T S BARTON
"SA Y ,” sa id B lue W hiskers su d
denly a s th e shnggy henr b ro u g h t
him tho .p a p e r w ith th e inws on,
Which he had found in th e su g a r
b a rre l In th o p a n t r y " a m - T - ,n
wjmard Lo r - a n r r not, I ’d like to
try h en r nnd J a p e nnd th e Twins.
A nd oven tho lo b sters and th e
em ba a n d tho codfish In tho m oat
ju m p ed ab o u t a fp/A- __— —
- “T hen n r o i r r you go in g to keep
y o u r p ro m ise ? ” asked Ju p e In n
w o rried voice,
“ A ren’t you going
“ You are, s ir!” said nil th e little to help th ese poor children to find
th o blue c h e r r y .a f te r n il? ”
IiCarico-colorcd p ig s nnd th o big
“ N o!” thu n d ered Blue W hiskers.
“ I m going in k eep th e blue chor-
JZtte:
all th e pigs.
“ Y our sh av in g Iim sli!” cam e nn
w h o through tho window.
It
m u st have been tho crab s and fish
nnd. lobsters in the m oat.
“ Yes, my sh aving b ru sh !" th u n
dered Bine W N skcrs.
»■
N E W YORK, Feb. 20.-14 have
ceased to “view w ith a lirm
the
-q u estio n of th e alleged■-descent
in to llanpory, wildness and de
bauch of the young g irls of Our
tim e.
-‘
In spite of all th e ginning and
behavior a t public fiestas, n ig h t
clubs and such which I have beheld
nnd which, m ultiplied geographi
cally about the nation, have oc
casioned endless sermons and cries
of despair; In spite of su g ar papas
w ith goldi-lbcked maidens o f 18;
In spite of an y th in g and every
thing I hnve gathered the data on
“how the o th er h alf lives.”
And 1 con re p o rt from a survey
of this "g reate st city ” th a t for
every bp-ginned girlie of 16; for
every sheik-hunting fla p p e r; fo r
every cabaret-cam ping Corap fo r
every dum b b o ra and every dancehall Delilah, I can „fInd you throe
g irls of aim tlar ago try in g to
crash tho g ates of th e fin e s t mu
sical attractio n s, th e aymphohlee,
th e M etropolitan, th e a r t galleries,
th e recitals. ,
>.
thom along still fa s te r.
They
WHAT opened my eyes was
knocked over seven little black th is : E ach S atu rd ay n ight, during
pigs nnd both the w hite pigs in
th e ir bu rry .
Blue W hiskers hurried a f te r
them , b u t ju n ten s ho reached tho
door, N ancy rem em bered th o m agic
codfish balls th a t tho fish had
given them when they arrived.
She th rew ono.onto tho ground
and in stan tly it turned into a large
g reen autom obile w ith a tan top
dupe jum ped into the front se a t
and the Twins hopped in back, nnd
th e la s t Blue W hiskers saw of
them they w ere riding over th e
top of a high bill.
"Oh, su g a r!" he cried, grinding
his' teeth furiously.
(To Bo Continued.)
(C opyright
NEA Service.)
“ B ut you d o n 't shave,” said tho
benr.
- " Y o u > d ischargccU ” _ th unde red
T H m rW htskers, "an d juBt fo r being
sassy, I ’m g o in g .to tu rn yon Into
n m ou-e.”
So say in g ho w aved
his bands nnd cried ;
“ B ear, benr, g e t u n d er m y ch air,
To con trad ict o th ers yon m u st nev
e r d o rr,”
And to ev e ry b o d y 's.d ism ay , tHo
nice big sh ag g y b e a r d isappeared
1AV p k u MJARY 20, 192JL
tho w inier bcbbuii, - phony concert is held «t the M tropolitan Museum.
The rep o rt
shows th a t 40,000 P ^ “n” scber
fo r two hour* to hear Bash, Weber,
S t Sacns, iTeethovcn Tschaikowsky and Mozart.
1 ta v ?
over this crowd and found th a t the
v ast percentage is made up of bobhaired - a n d —rolled.iockcd —young
women.
The num ber , of scats arc few.
The orchestra plays in an open
space surrounded by Egyptian god
desses, ruins of ancient Rome nnd
works of a r t.
It is as colorful
nnd complete a spectacle as one
m ay hope to witness in all tnis
g erat city.
Hero stan d s tho Tomb of Pernab, flanked on every side by
young g irls who might be sweat
shop w orkers, shop girls or stenog
rapher*. T here is the sarcopha
gus of Ta-Sene-En-Hor and there
a row of idols whose stone im
mobility is alm ost fear-inspiring
in tho h alf light.
And th en more mummies nnd
m oro idols and frieze work from
a tom b, fad in g away into a deep
tomb-lika purple gray.
And in these history-haunted
corridors g irls standing for two
hours to h ea r an orchetra play
a W agner program.
OR glim pse the long lino wait-
in? a t Carnegie Hall, Town Hall,
M etropolitan Opera Hoiiue, A eo
lian H all and th e o th e r co ncert
places.
A to tal of perhapB 80,000 to 100,000 will fll) th e se fo u r
auditorium s alone.
And check
the num ber of flap p e r-a g ed g irls!
' Then do th e sam e a t th e hundred
and one lectures, th e a r t exhibits,
th* ro citaU -an d ih e-n ig h t~ sch o (rt
classes.
, . ...
'
No—I've ceased to view w ith
alarm !
T here will be p len ty of
girls w ith ta s te nnd b ra in s fo r o u r
-aons, good m others and fa th e rs .
Would th a t I could record th a t
there will be ns m any sons w ith
brains nnd taste.
-^G IL B E R T SW A N .
{Copyright, 1926, N E A , S ervice.)
Will Extend From!!
G eorgia J o Tampa1M
Of which is a part S t '' * * * * [
T rail, will be a f i n U h r i V ^ ^ I J i J
faced highway irom ti ^
,Urlin e «> T « m p ,
^
eig h t o r nine months aeJ£« D,lt ^ 3
Hugh H ale, of this c’itv ^ L ^ * *« n S
of the Public Roads ■ S j l f t ? ' S
Commiteo of the Flortd. $ * * * 2 *
Only th ree stretche, o “ ^ ' >
w ay y e t rem ain u n c o m a W ^ J S
section tw enty m t l w T K S , » S j
DIVORCE DECREE D E N IE D
tw een Brooksvillc and
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six miles between H o l d e r t e w ’l H
N EW YORK, Feb. 20.— In n row cllon and tw enty
LS
over n blunder a t bridge, M rs. W il A rcher and High
liam W illard G. Kinkade told h er fo r com pleting the m lsSi.
m*.
husband Bhe was an adopted child.
•IrVjdy
V
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b
S
mvi3ti"S;
2
Ho sued fo r annulm ent. J ubUco g rad in g of the bed is under m
c3
Riegelmnn denied a d ecree, and
M otorists who make the nm be
criticized th e husbnnd fo r n hum il
tween Jncksonvi c and low., u- . t » i
iatin g disclosure,
Co™ , p o in t, novo O o S ' w w o i
fo rw ard several years to
P A U L IS A V IO LIN IST
when th e road would be co»pg3
between Inverness and Holder »n3 f 3
W ATERLOO, Feb. 20.— f/P)—Tt Dunellon for, in combination JSS = 3
ru n s in th e fam ily, Pnul Tolley, S ta te Ronds No. 1 and 13 ^ , 7
bellboy, cousin of M arion, Is quite b er G o ffers the shortest ’
$2
a violinist.
"'vN um ber 1 is used between Jaek^i
SB
Insurance Fund To
N ew Stake To Feature One Hundred
Years Of Racing At Lexington, Ky, Preserve Monument
‘W T
AV A
a
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_
| ,-LEX IN G TO N , Ky., Fob, 20.— (A’)
—r-Ono hundred yenrs o f thorough Lexington was run
bred horsorncing on thin histoid 171fU. Tile first orgiir
K entucky A ssociation track lien lion, tile Lexington .
w ill ho celebrated w ith a new stake, wns form ed in 1809
th a C entennial F u tu rity , during the •*d until (822.
sp rin g m eet in April. .
On duly 29, 1H26,
Fashioned fo r two-yrnr-nld.i, it again combined “ to
will bo pun over tho fo u r nnd une- breed o f horses by
h a lf furlongs distance. Exclusive <>f the lipnrta of the tu rf
(ho $250 sta rtin g fee, tho F u tu rity ized tin* '"K entucky
already is w orth $14,280 gross, <>f Over t h e • course \ver
great races in yenrs g
socmtloh.
• pi'inta w ere run in tin
1 NouMnstiotm cldw d la st J u ly 1, the horsem en fuvurii
With 2 1 0 horses n a m e d * * f o r ( l i e
*10 each. A second paym ent o f $10
fell due on Ja n u a ry 1 mid 147 w ere
kppt eligible; As stak es o f H u h
vuluo a re scarce in the sp rin g , u
bljfffleUl l(kely will face the sln r-
NSw Power Plant
To Be Built Near
The City Of Ocala
; OCALA, Feb. 20.—The F lorida
T o w er C om pany h as pm chased a
^ o rty ac re site on the hanks of
th o W ithlnrooehee n ea r lag! is
p re p a ra to ry to th e <ix ction th ere
t t a 00,090 kilow att idee trie power
p la n t to supplem ent the h y d ro
electric p lan t a t D unellon. T he
concern owns po\uw p lan ts along
th e W est C oast from St. P e te rs
b u rg to t*'i) G eorgia s ta le line and
fs p re p u n n g to build several huge
>nes in verious sections. All will
ho c u t m* • n th e continuous trim svni'iuoii In e of the concern which
ts supplyi’ g pow er to more than
,u score of cities and towns.
— (A1)—R obert (Juillan,
sculptor,
and p n ru g rap h er wlio recently a t
tracted. cimsidernblo atten tio n by.
liie display in) Iho fro n t lawn of
bin home, a m onum ent to Eve, the
first woman, ban applied fo r a
S1IMM9 endow m ent -IIfo Insurance
policy to lie used ns n tr u s t fund
in preservation of the m onum ent.
Under the term s of t lie npplirnHon. flow ers would he placed regillnrlv a g a in st tho m onum ent, the
Jnwn mowed, trees pruned and tho
i ilmll m arble obelisk' given an a n
nual hath with some cleansing
m aterial.
"Sum ('h u m ", u C hinese Chow
I dog, owned by M rs, F ran k Mcisch,
I of Sanford, won 1Wo blue ribbons
I in the i Low ida.su of th e dog show
1 «t Urn Orlando fair th is week. , 1
,
I ln«. is tlie firs t tim e th e dog
has ry er been exhibited in open
bow and bis w hining i/f tw o ftrxt
places is said to bo u rem ark ab le
I showing.’
LEA G U E IH OUT $199
W A SHINGTON , Fell. 20.—(/lr»—
Mr. Bhinton is too busy to show
Mr. Hill how to get nn edge from
V.altimore beer and so th e AliliSahmn L eague's tre a su ry co n tain '
Sluii less th an it m ight have Imd
had II ill's challenge been accept-
Lonns
MONEY AVAILABLE
Loans
F or F irst M ortgage Loans on I.ihernl Vnhinlion llasl* at 7%
Consult us firs t when in tlm m arket for funds
SANFORD’S RESIDENTIAL MASTERPIECE
A. I \ CONNELLY & SONS
M n g B o tla
A
S ren n tl
I 'k u n r
4H
CONSIDER any article of unusual appeal anti beauty
It has an atmosphere of costliness—of exclu
siveness.
CONSIDER SAN LANTA
here prices arc ACTUALLY LOWER than in
developments possessing only a small part of
San Lanta’s attractiveness and desirability.
INVESTIGATE AND PROVE TO YOURSELF
THAT SAN LANTA IS THE BEST INVEST
MENT.
RENEW ED! REFRESHED!
By Seminole Dry Cleaning!
>
V OU’D hurdly believe th a t ju st a simple, careful
cleaning process was used, l^pthing seems to acqount for the wonderful transform ations th at we work
on your garm ents.
We’ll tell j(ou why they come out so good. Every gar
ment is treated in tlie most expert Way by ^vorl^rs who
know wluit they’re doing!
Sei}d clothes to us for real cleaning treatm ent **' •*-A w
SEMINOLE STEAM PRESSERY
Phone 632-J
/
HALES AGENTS
lO M oo South I*»rk Avenue
Phone 720
�id
THE SANFORD HERALD, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY
U. S. Secret Service Proves
rUlCommence That American
J ucuiq Prison \Vas ‘Framed1
so .adjacent cell. He *»w It all
itm e
la a d
Road Bond Issue
and gave Adamson an affid av it
Voted In Putnam
telling of It.
And It 1s not an isolated case.
J A C K S O N V n Z E rr» K * 0 .—P u t
Hundreds of girls Ilk trM lT y b a v c
come down here to see th e sights man county, with a v eritab le net*
and have m et w ith trag ed ies Hko work of state highw ays designshers. U. S. customs officials on tated for construction th ro u g h It*
the border know th a t it is an old confines, voted this week a bona
laughing
while six other Mexicans
uing wnue
? ^ \ „ J i n ^ u V h ^ D C - Issue of 91.7&0.000 fo r a system
did t nc» rnma P!nn1l>»
of county highways which w fllso p the same. Finally he turned rtenreT ?*?^
plemcnt the state roads.
»vmr IIIVSI, uuv VIIV in
are afoot to begin work on tbo
street.
crlcss to do anything.
countv system at th e earliest pos
*'
To Hide Her Shame
The one thing they can do—and sible moment.
Mary's fiance tried to find her, they do It—Is to Irsuc th is advice
P slstka, county scat of Putnam ,
is a hub for proposed s ta ts mad#.
but couldn’t. She was asham ed,: to all Americans:
They include No. 3, Jacksonville
heartbroken.
udisappeared
n « p |ia im i
She
“ Stay out o t Tia Juana.**
somewhere. Neither her lover nor
But Tia Juana realises thD , and to Orlsndo, already p artly comple
anyone else who knows her has is now try in g frantically to gloss ted. No. 14. P slstk a to G aines
ever seen her since..
over its sins before th e re s t of ville. No. 28. Palatka to Lake City
W hat happened in the jail would , the world. So a big ’purity exploi’* via Stark, and No. 47A. P alatk a tonot be known if an American w a r : tation campaign" is on. I shall tell No. 31 and into Ocala.
veteran had not been a prisoner in about it tomorrow'.
j —t
—
for the evening'* en terU in E ditor’s Note:—This is the sec* ? n t and a large proportion of the ° nn V S i8*,*1'? . o t artlc,cs by Rub*
NH J .B iith r .il, special writer for
S i . ...
« • bo |,1' d" <l w ' B ^ ' S d S B S S r ^
Ing a first hand account of condi
‘ V h T c h lT n ii.il o l th e c o m ra ltt« tions nt Tia Juana, Moxican bonier
drive haa m ailed to cv- town where two American girls
hrt- J ^ bin thc cen tral d istric t a w ere so m istreated that they and
U U e r ^ which he tells of th e yrg- th eir parents committed suicide
.L r e a s i t y fo r providing Imme- A nother will follow Mondoy.
th e Jew s In foreign
By RUSSELL J. BinDIVELL
dl! , „ t r S who are attem p tin g to
to Palestine, w here g reat
TIA JUANA, Mexico, Feb. 20._
S ite ? m easure, are now In proA young American sailor, dad in
the
blue uniform of the United
g]S ' Palestine reconstruction prom <s being financed by the States navy, has been lying in the
filthy jail here for six months.
|
lie still has nearly two years to
serve. He is n victim of the thing
th at passes for justice in this bordor town—justice thnt hops on the
atral
weak eagerly hut approaches the
I pro- »ay
powerful very gingerly.
Here is his story.
He is Elmo Knye (Jordon, aged .
21, who came down here on leave ,
from an American battleship nt
_ SH E CAM r | 6 0 San Diego. lie went to a dance
OME OF US HEO TA
hall here and got into an argum ent'
STAY T A HO/AE. T A
with one Dorn Moreno, dance hull!
LOOK. AFTER. MY
girl, during which he struck, her.
Thereupon he drew a sentence of
Po u l t r y b i g n e s s —
two years, three months and 25
days in jail. He is lodged in a
dim, badly ventilated cell, is eon-!
$*60tra d in g tuberculosis there and. i f 1,
o
he has to serve out his term, may
not live to the end of it.
The Mexicun authorities claim
he gouged out one of the girl's
eyes. Hut an investigation storied
by (’unmuindcr J. It. Smith. Cupt.
L. N. Taylor and Dr'. J. A. i'erei,
ull of the eleventh district of the
U. S. Navy, discloses that she is
now working in n gambling den
here and that nothing at all is j
the m atter with her eyes.
The navy has demanded Gordon's
release. Mexican authorities don't
know.
If a sailor striker u prostitute
here he will tie punished severely.
But no one ever has been or will
be punished for what happened to
a girl known as Mary, an Ameri
can girl who—but listen to her
story.
It is told by Captain James A.
Adamson, a Pinkerton eietective
who is here investigating the club
bing to dentil in the juil of T. M. N.
George, wealthy Atlanta, Ga., cot
ton insurance man. He run across
it accidentally, and offers it us
C EN TER 'S 6 0 S S I P S HAVE
tragedy us bad the Pctrect case.
Mary came down here with het
&ARLOW O F
fiance, also an American, to see
ITITEN POP SL U PE HAS A L the sights. Scurfuce, a Mexicun
; hTm o n T H € . GROUND TH A I
policciuuti, suw her and wanted
OF T H l FEW WHO WAS AL
liei. He tore her forcibly away
from her fiance and took her to
TO loan a p i p e f u l l , o f
the court cl, or jail.
ICE "THE- DAT SETH M ARRIED
There he attuckcd hei 1hen he
a b u l l POP h a s h a d l i t t l e
threw her into a cell and stood by
SU B JECT-----. • .
790 Pound Hog Killed
In Leon County
TALLAHASSEE. Feb. 20.—Lton
county has come forward with the
heaviest hog killed in Florida this
season, so fa r ns is known hero.
The porker, » l’oland Chinn,
slaughtered by I* K. Bradley, _«
farm er residing near Mlccosukio.
weighted 71H) pounds.
ftjTER FOLKS
b e in g
•H u n t"
west qua rte r of -the
•Hinrl.r of Mellon IS. Townahlj*
unir. Florida,
*n**Bemlnole *County.
f L , •••• and
Cl Mouth, its na» *1 *>**«:
Icscrlbed mm follows, to-wit:
I hence SMI SSS fr-t. I «• n w
T ts rt I.
north 133 feet, fhenre »n«l
I n i. tlienee sooth U ) feet to
Beglmilii* Pi lh* nurthwaat corthu polio u t begtBhlwWt
£ » = » * = * ^SSSSSSSrSi
£ ssr* * * s£ * 5
AGE SEVEN!
1926.
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sins, .........
thence weal
chains.
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Tract #•
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and each of you Iw nnd you »re
herebv requlrnl t«» Spigo t in .'hl«
Hill ot Complaint herein * '"V iav of
rau*r oh Monday 111*- 1st «*•*>"
Mareh, A. 1». 1s5«. Ih> «nno- Iwing a
Itnlo ly.r ol thle I nun. Id th*I'oiul Mouse In Hanford, ^ m lm d f o u n t '. Florida, mhl •"
th e r e o f u l*e<-rro P r o « o n fra a n , wIII
he enured eauuiat
BeiflanlnK ot Ihe northwest r .rl e l n i r .« anil l » q u ie t t U l o <» t h e
n n of tho norihraat « |u artero f
•*.ou|dalnant In and to the lanus
tb r northwest quarter of H*C* ; l. t>..v.- «|, eerlhod.
tlon S3. Township . t aoulh.
it re t h e r e f o r e ordered th at thle
I i a n c e 3! Keel. Ihrnee ru n soUlh . »,..Yio.'
U* viohll-b.-d h» the H a n fo rd
l*a yards. thence ,-ast 1*» »arun
llerald. a newanuper tmldlehed iu
tliMica north l S3 »n«td«. ttret»t« j Hanfonl,
« »um». n o rld a.
weat 1S9 yords to n |u ln l of In— i i.n<r u H. mlmde four
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Betti" t*4 fe«i mirih of
southeast corner ol ihe
■Merentk
.l.otlrml Circuit »f *’ 1JJr;,- I
WMl m iu rl.r of llie auWineaat
..r FI.*i Ida. in nnd f-W p'ounoo
u u srter of HiictliiB 'e, Town-hip
t'.oiutc, Florida. on thU the -eih
: s o u t h . I t a n a e 31 e a s t ,
run
duy of Jetiuary. AIW*.
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thenre north i n
f.*i. t
v. f.. im w iw iw . '
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r." t thence n jn ='? :*••» •••
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p4.|ut of heglnnlm
Wilson. Ilnoahnlder *• B'jylr.
Mi.lo-tlrre foe tVinnlaltiAhl.
B. ulunlng II I feel north • ! • i Jnb.
= *. Feh. *. 13. 5». S«southeiist corner of the nor*!'-
I —, | and t o f B lo ch MI. and
Irfils I. !. S. ami I o f Bloch l l
'.f Iho T o w n o f Oviedo. Florida,
acwunllnR to plat thereof, r e
cord ed In P la t Booh I.
o f th e pul.llo reeorda. ol Hrniln o le C bunix. F lorida.
T r a n tr
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Lon* Timo Lonira on gesldfinoca nnd BuklneHH lYoi»crty,
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after wc have dry cleaned or
dyed it, it will be a source of
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hard to expreuM In wordn. Te*l
out our dyeing and dry
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with oor work and prices.
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You u s W n|lncc of T am pa a t th e th e
in « bod*. Dodi»le is j
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A rm ory n ex t T uesday night, has
B tat* R V‘ u n.udilt° '
V o tf e
K &
a reconiI of tin g accom plishm ents l i e J ^ 'f r o n f th !c« 3 ?an ce Mile*that
$>V
lo r which m any o boxer would give only ntanding room will be availhid rig h t eye, h it m anagur toy*, able when th e m ain go R ett under
TKM PER A M EN T
liitt years of activities a t the top way,
G ETTING GOOD STA R T
of the ladder have brought him f A Rood card is prom ised. Jo e
HANKS ON JO E H ltm i
to w ithin a ru n g of the cham pion W allace, younger b ro th e r - of Jim
,
0
ship on more than ohe occasion, j W allace, is to ap p ear In an eig h t I IF you’re n genious, you
unit he is still a t the lop u w n it-; round sem i-final w ith Kid G am er, np eifcct rig h t to l* tem per;
in g an o th er crack a t the crown, j o f H artfo rd , Conn. Joe ia said t o ' tab
W elling, who came to Snnford be rapidly developing utong the') A t least th a t is the thoua
upon the insistence of nn old fo o tstep s o f his older b ro th er and Bill Tildcn ten n is chumnii, >
Jriend, John d M nutet, J r., will .h as o good rep u tatio n in New York will he recalled th a t Sir \V
nrohubly have *u chance a t th e and o th er e a ste rn c illts . G am er "blew ud ” recently v In n hr
H *.c
OPPONENTS WW
L
>“nwvcrcd , nolhtr
s t a r cross-count
P etn ja, He isn’t reully
. . . . a newcomer,
eith er, HUVir
having been
7l...
th e hill and t_____-* a member of
ngo. P e ta ja returnedl to 1*0
nci yean
school
for
th e second semester nficr
havin*
dropped out for u time. ■
INTRAOe
. .K* ‘“ I''are
W ashington fared well („ ,h,
m ake-up of the 1»2G schedul,. Th„
N uts wil have 12 Saturday, ir"
S undays and two holiday d»iA
U ° - r - , J hcy aro down for more
S abbath gam es on the hoi,
gro u n d s than uny other club i n Z
circu it.
iat
Big Entry List
W isconsin -expects a big Ifa
en trie s in its nnual bSsk'etbali t*.
nam ont, which will i,e held in t *
h e a r fu tu re . Teams from !!«*,
M innesota and other stale, vij
com pete. I t is expected to
an y previous meet of its kind.
Bill Tilden ^ Loses
To Borotra A fter
Being King 7 Years
™
a,t £
ONE
cwm
I >
Ht
emploveo TO
ujih THE TiTlS*
Over 70 Points
In the Purdue - NoithwesUm
bndkrlbnl! lilt a short while ago
n to tal of 7.1 points was a-orrd
th e - fo rm er getting- a,}. It rUud,
'
■" N EW YORK, Fob. 2 0 ._ (/P )—
T he nam es of Je a n , Rene and J a c
ques join Hint of Suzanno in the
list of tennis heroes produced by
tlm laud p f b u fa y ette.
One A m erican rem ain* in the
n tru g g h v young John .V an—Ityn,
ur* P rinceton undergi initiate. To
b rin g back the title now held by
PALM* BEACH, Feb. 20.— (/P)—
B o ro tra, ho m u st d efeat T.ticosh* W ith one of the longest en try
No doubt Miss Wills bus her
Ip the sem i-finals today and then lists ever known in an Am erican gnm r ag a in st the spry Su/unno
overcom e th e w inner of today's rperil IhiiiI meet, Palm Beach’s re mapped out nnd as I undrrstnnd
co n test betw een B orotra and Iirug- g a tta sta lle d here today. I t will it, she intends playing the stylo
non.
continue tom orrow and Monday. gaine th at Tildcn sURRestu.
Tho gro u t Tilden, who for sov?n A featu re of t i n ' re g a tta will lie
to n ight, th e : TH E Philadelphia A thletics and
»lf lN'JtNT£0 ThEy e a rs find not lasted defeat in “ Venetian b ig h t"
'C o P t S C R E W PUNCH
flm m piim ship tennis play, was I trophies to lie given*for the best 1 W ashington S en ato rs a re uuques^HOSli RtUG TRICKERY
Arp USES >1 73
decoruted yacht.
beaten by B orotta, 13-11, (J-.'J. '
HAS NE.VER OEEd
J tumidity pennant contenders.
All
V,rit.A< VENGf-ANCt GuRPASSCO And won
has exp erts so agree.
Itieluinls wns beaten by b u rn sl(.■,1 ('oiuiidernhlo enthusiasm
ON S 't CUD VC-&
HIM TH^ WOQUO'S
<J-4, t!-2. H unter Inst Jo Briigimn been , aroused by the e n try of Gnr-i
G etting aw ay to g good s ta rt
TOMMY RsA'J
CHAMPIONSHIP
,mic|, t() „ r |ul» w ith cham(W , IW.
Tlie French conquered wood, imr of the l.cst known spe.,1
/
nn Outdoor cliaiwpiun, an Olympic boat Pdota in the world, w ith h ** piooship « s|d rn tlo n s.
The A.ncr"To make tlie bullet go faster.
king and a form er indunr title bidd Baby G ar IV. in the 2.7 mile Brad- JenI) |.I!UKU,, W hedule fur 120 may
1 ’ lie began on the rig h t ry e nnd
M B M crOY HI,IPS ONB OVER
ley gnld ehidlenge cup raeus. Wood ,lu(l(|
,)f thc Uv„ J|bllV<.
er,
he was told.
ON TOMMY RYAN
rin sed th at.
lie w as ca refu l to
probably
will
not
pilot
Ids
bunt
nor
Shortly a fte r Ids defeat in tin.
tinned team s a s tiff jolt.
_____
T hat set McCoy thinking.
<>n
lidi
m
her,
owing
to
his
recent
leave
th
e
other
eye open so ltynn
i.ingles Tilden a n d 'F re d Anderson
BY JO E W lb b lA N S
tile som e prineiple, why wouldn't
It is a baseball theory th at the
illness from which lie has not e n
...............
,
,
,
a fist hit liar,let if twisted ju st as could see to continue.
tut lied buck B orotra nurl b aro ste in
ability
of
a
team
to
knot'!:
off
its
Then lie cut one e a r open; then
IIII.B I. may have been b elter jt 'la n d e d ?
It, practiced on tintlie doubles seini-finuls, (1-4, <1-1. tirely le m v c rc d .
strongest contender, i* very often
T h e re ari about 20 entrie s in III"
He b u ttered
The Am erican riiampKin gave J’ull
over hand chop,, he cut the other.
the m argin th at decides pennant fig h ters than Kid McCoy but bloRTN* short
i the under lip into a pulp nnd b u t
n e d it to Ids conqueror in singles. "151" hydroplane class race for issues,
there w eren’t any trick ier ones. tw istin g Ids fist us it struck
‘‘B ordtrn a t Ids best is a g re a t th e I’ninciamja trptdiy, Thc c o
McCoy and Ryan met at Matt- ler,al the upper lip d ow n.' He
W ashington had tlie edge on tlie It is a m a tte r of record th a t Me
plnver nnd was at Ids irest today," i B-it> also will try for a le g of the
pet
h. I.. L, on .March H. m ilk
As knocked out R yan’s teotlb-t"* th e
Athletics
lust
season
and
won
ttle Coy won tlie m iddleweight title
ini said.
So,tliMl blgin trophy.
light side; then lie knoiAted nut
soon
as
the
fight
started
,
Ryan
from Tommy Ryan ,rn a trick . knew lie had been tricked.
On the program also are rae'’s : American L taguc pennant.
But those nu the le ft side._ lie
team in the m ajors plays . . .
. . . .
.
for liouts of thc cru iser clash. The 22 Much
ghmes against ovary o ther 1 1
11 "’’B tcr »f perhaps less it was too latc then tn*do any thing ground his gloves into R yan's face
following en tries have belli an- yltiIt, II at home and abroad. j'," ,nnoii knowledge th at Mci
and rubbed the skin tiff.
about it.
McCoy, w earying of his work,
11 ich have been annoum eil in the
trick
in
g
Ryan
dito
the
This y e a r’it Am erican
betiRue 1
McCoy iiitd out his "corkscrew finally ended it in the fiftee n th
25 Bradley cijp race:
Imut,
won
on
a
trick
punch
he
had
i hcliedule culls for W ashihRtop an,I
punch" fm the first tim e in the round. *'■
llabv (!ar IV. G ar Wom I, De the Athletics to meet eight lime's Invented especially for th at ftuli*. ■eeond round.
Ryan dropped to
It w asn’t the title th e Kid was the floor.
tro it; li tt l e Old Mini, Rodman in tin first It guinea of tile seaTlie knockdown. '
Wiinaiiiiiker. .Ir,, New York; bibef- ,/o n .
In ,,1 hra w onts, thi! 22-gnini a fte r .when lie- w ent a f te r a Imut tiangely enough, really gave Mcty, \V, .1. Conners. Pnlm Beach; sen es wvtl l,e more than o n e -, with th< champion.
It was sutb
1 ,<y a liii^ I right.
He didn't want
A TLA N TA , On.. Fob. 2<l (iV )-- Okc
_ .•bob,s’, \\ , .1, Conners. Palm
faction for beatings and insult
^ Ju n d re d s of couples in G eorgia i
| , . Miss Palm Beacli; W. .1, third m e r in less limn two weeks 1 Ryan' had heaped upon loin as i to knock Ryan out ju st th en ; lie 1
wanted to euny him along, give t
a re affected by a dycisiini rendered j C onners, Palm Ile a ,It; Baby Cult, of play.
member of R yan's train in g -fold,- him tin* worst heating of his J ite .1
*
*
*
I
T hursdoy by A ttorney G eneral | ITowcnl l.to n ; Belie. S, I. l.yneli.
T rickery
was second
mil etc
If either club should get aw ay-to
I hat fignt earned for McCoy
G eorge M. N apier to thc effect
c lic c i A tlan ta; Miss l.uudenlale, I.
When he . applied the title ol "most brutal fig h ter
th a t m urringes perform ed in o th er Moran Ft, laiuderdule; Miss Ven a hud break in these eight gam es i with McCoy.
it* might have a stro n g hearing on j for a job as sp a rrin g p a n no, i hi the ring '
Ity an was already
s ta te s in avoidance of G eorgia’ turesom e, H arris Hammond.
R yan be was a much b elter le.x, i I raetieully whipped but the K id ’
lac pennant chances.
§ *
in n rrig u e laws a re avoidable.
| Am ong the e n tlieto r "151"
th an be allowed Ryan to see
Tie
'a ite d iii dtjihernl, ly Pu cut him
A law oasred by the Georgia are:
NOW tliey are saying th at the champion wasn't noted fm libeial
tlssu n b ly in IP'JI piovidrs th at
Miss Quincy V’ll. Chris l{ii>;i,
ib paid McCoy $15 a week
notice of five days, i veept in ecr Jam aica Buy, b. b ; Greased Light- , principal reason for thc passing ity.
of Joe Busii from St. I.auis was and in return handed him terrific
ta in ra ses, shall be given by foil ning, W illiam
Big, low. F.asloii. ’
le a lin g f daily as part of his tra in
plea Intending to m arry , before a MdT M arg aret III. H. Ibv Conovor, I due to laxity in observing train in g >ing stunt.
Hy wouldn't even al
rules,
J
m arria g e license can tie issued, Pikiiu
III.,* My,la. otto S to y o ,! 1 know nothing of such th in g s .; low M et'ey I,, t at a t tlu* same
tin- law.
T he purposes
out noses ,,f
of the
law, as sta
s ta ti
ll (t Rockville C enter, b.
Baity Miin>,
YI'.W YORK T<>mmv Milligan
on tile floors of tlie lig is la ta re liy At C h ristie, bos A ngeles; So bong. However, I do know th at Joe tahL; with him, sending the Kid m
Bush was a pretty good pitcher! stead to a nearby cafe with a ••f Scotland defeated Jack Zixic,
its pro’Hinvnls, was to reduce lite M. J. H urkncss. Harvey, III.; I.ittle ,"“
1” season.I look for him Ini meal lu h it th at called for 21 ! itlsliuigli. In rounds. Sam Vnugnum ber of m n riiag es b\ pnnors.
S ta r, W
B rothers, Peoria. Ill ; | lie
(ili an
,
,. augh
.
even b e tte r one w ith th e; lnealf for two dollars ami fifty lel outpointed I’e trol of F argo, N,
Follow ing taissnge of the m l. ...
I.. nilgctt, I Am erican I.cague cliiunps.
, cents.
B„ to. Toinmv Frin'inan of H o t,
counties in Staitli Carolina, Tea- .H ss Quincy \ l i b
Quiqcy,
Mbs
budy
Ibullm
ore.
A.
K.
TJ)C
r,,UMt)|)_
t
h
c
much
larg
er!
About a year a fte r be left the S prings, Aik,, bent Joe Siinnuieli
Itcnsco, Florida and Alabama, have t , roxs, B altim ore, .f,l.. Miss W ash-. |,]a y jlbj fjel,j ut W ashington. The
rum p McCoy* sent a letter to Ryan of Butte. Mont,, tu,
reaped a harvest fiom
couples iagton,
B a ltin m r,.
Mil.; Miss
BHTROIT Clarence Rosin. B ■*
i loping to g, t aw ay from the five W ashington; Syn VII. Selby C, i i iiort rig h t field bleachers a t S t.1which, in substance, ran like tliis:
Louis bothered Bush.
"B e a r Tommy. 1 got in a lucky lr,>it, defeated Hotdiv Fber. Can
duv notice law.
Steinm entz,
iNdwo.
III.:
Miss
Mr. N apier 'ruled th a t where lb ooklvn; Sm iling Ban II, Rich-) " I nevdr feel safe unless 1 have 1 unclt on Tommy West the other adian banliimv., ight ebampion. Hi
collides leave the s ta te to wed with a id I.ovnesv bong BenchL _<’ab ; a five-run. lead in this p ark," was night ami knocked him out ami rounds,
, ■■ , - and, .IswaM I’r ngle. a J rem’ ark Busii
made st>
to me one now th e re ’s a pixmmter wants in
th e expressed intention of avoid ,Inpnlac.Uuker
EAST CHICAGO. Did.. — F e te 1
»
put us on for a $5000 guarantee. S a n n v n to of FhiHppjnes. I>«*rtt
ing tlie Georgia law, the m arriag e Ill
III.; Miss W ilm ington, I. It. W hiteA pop-fly hom ik run with the Now you know me, Tommy, ami A n bin Bell of t 'biiiigo, Jn r o u n d s ..
is voidable. He pointed out tiiat lie.id, W ilm ington. Bel,
lair,cm filled can wipe out four t ons how easy i'll be for you. _ You
HOT HI'RINGS 1'i t c Firpu of
tlie Mioreme court of G eorgia bus
have forgotten more about box B etrnil, knocked o u t |I,i|iiiy ('nloat uny tim e."
refused to re, oRoizc tin/ laws of
Some of the ex p erts who nrgtn ing l b at I ever knew, hut for old mau o f Mi inidus. 7 i minds; Eddie
o th e r s la t' in regard fo m a ilin g ,‘s
A r i i / i l n H o IVVi'i n x i th a t Bush is-h ard to Imndle won't tim es' sake, go on with me and Murdock of Oktuhnma Citv l»eat
w hen; they , ouflirt w ith G eorgia
/V T II G IL l / I l .U I i t II11 ,.v(.n m ake an itnptenslon on Stan- we'll lioth make some money."
Jiih m v Rich of F o rt Worth.
laws.
ley H arris.
They said " Butch" j Ho Ryan, looking upon the tight
I A MBA- I tat i vo
tu en tes
of ;
The ruling to the A ttorney G en
JA C K S O N V Il.bK , Feb. 20.—(/P) ! R eutlier was u trouble-m aker, yet ns a joke, did no training at all. < hieugo. defeated Tomipy Milton
eral was made ut the request of
the Ordinurv of C hatham county, - Tlie firs t of a series of articles he never behaved as well a* lust Tlie kid went into th e most intcti- of Toledo, O . Ill rounds. H a r r y ,
ItKOWN REALTY
a big year.
' rive training of his career.
l o i Ih-s of Akron, (I,, won from
the office issuing m arring. Been mi Flotilla and Florida conditions, season and hail
* • •
I It was dining these preparations Al. /.in n e r of Cleveland, In rounds. [
tics. The recent rlo p etiu n t of a w ritten by C. W. B arron, president |
w ager Hlunlay H arris is th at McCoy invented ills famed
—.— <>--------m inor nm ole is »ijid to have been of The Wail S treet Jo urnal, np- ■
in l ’nii|tir Class
COMPANY
the cause of the request for tin* pea red in W ednesday's isue of tlm t banking nn Joe Bush for IS wilts "corkscrew punch," lie was look
publication. Mr. Burroti came in nnd probably think* lie will tu rn ing dow n a i ll la b m rd one d.tv
Fred Fitzsimmons „f_ the GiuwU^
_______
rule,
F lorida by boat, going directly in 2<» victoriw .
I mul happened to imtfcc the tw isted
-J i Y t - . l j y ^ i t m t i a L
from Now Y'ork to Miami and his _____ L
1gi.i.ivw inside,
e
d
i
d
n
’t j
ANOTHER DANCE R E t^ R I )
T. L. IJruwn, IMkir.
firs t article, several columns in
I "W h at’s that fo r? ” lie asked.
bit an opposing b atter nil season,
Wisconsin lias a g re a t w re stle r!,_______________________ ______
though he fared 304.
TA M PA . Feb. 20.
Anot h length, is devoted entirely to tho
in Cupt. Zodtncr, who perfo rm s i n ~
:
-----e r I'lnlm unl to the Clmrlc'Hton niar- Bade County m etropolis.
the 45-i)0Und division. He w as re- WK HAVE the official San fold WE HAVE YACHT CAPS with
athun record, C harley ii, Iw au ls,
cciitly rfcelured eligible fo r Big
Yacht Club l'r,ifnniis in stock.
Bet th c firs t mail to en t
Vvho “ C lm rlcstoned" 24 1*2 houVi
Sanford Yacht Club Insignia in
McK 1N NON -MARK WOOB i
; T in com petition.
lettuce was aw fully hungry.
here yesterday.
stock. MrKiniiion-Murkwood.
---- ----— -t----ru n n
Attorney General
Of Georgia Gives
Marriage Law Rule
Moved
Fights Results
AND THEY DON’T FAVOR KEEFE EITHER
W fclt.H O k O M UCH
O R E Vote. GOtN*
VT o G E T O N
>)
A
By Dick Dorgan
THEY WWT
C ro u d ’ T o
T l\W E N O
m o v i e s OF
TH E F IQ H T .
HoTHtW
TDL0
Vi I
A U D ITS
J a c k so n v ille , Tampa,
J’alni Reach,
CKNTKAL FLORIDA
317-11 IK First National
Sanford, Florida.
S . G. GUAY,’ RESIDENT
FOR St
Corner Sanford Avc.. »>»! 11
urn J'VontuKo on Sanford Avc p u r
l-R-3-1 yoar.n.
9-Room House— Corner Park Atr«j
(95 ft. frontage on Park Avcmttl
Reasonubly priced unit
PAUL LAKE]
Licensed Itcal foU«*r
N nlasm an—E* T. jjg
listings.
Y O U KNOW M E AL\
f -sovr
Hall, Penllam
We !mve uuw sever
al calls for close in
lots; what have you?
Let us have your
W rites An
/im
To
KM P ark Avc.
Tel. 173W
Kimeker Is .13
Ilrlisn Sliockcr of the Yai.krn
is 1 y ea rs old. He iiuulc Ins major
Icaguo d ebut with the -Yunis in
191(1. Hu also saw seven years of
service w ith the Browns.
'^ 5 T
.m .
WORTH!]
—
ro U must bavr f 0*
_ good workinansldl*
.
pgld
For |me value, J'O" ‘ ®n ^x ytafi
turera of Iheoo t l t t * ? * *
-
of the atvkj and
wnallcst detail, tbnr *
T b is g tv e ,ll.c m ^ ‘ ^
in quantities at J o *
u(
,0fcgy|
Voa|
f\
O tH E O N T H E M ft*
T H E t=l(rMT e u t f r
G o t N 'T O L fN S r w
. LOKI& ENOUQrH Y
V Ml
tro usei
aivc a t a n y l*” 00*
C ftO S E T H E M O V IE
P E O P L E S H lD T H e y
VdOULOH'T
H O W MUCH!
ten warranty of 1
I
• W o o d r u ff &
Ittm .
.**!-*■. m,
i::* /
DoMW.
H i-3 t
;
K l">
8 u rf
�A N FO kD
jmetiBarred s Channel Island Air
ctnfP Offices
®00n
State
Kjrnces yr 0aii?En„ns-n n nlforo
Word In Law
n •upstaniiiii m s jv io j
"ubmitteil «it* n special .election
railed by fo rm er G overnor J . C.
Walton in October, 1UM. In A ugust 1825, Miss Uno Leo Roberta,
axvistant secretary of sta te , made
the diet0very th a tM lie constllution had not been chnnged. bho
hastily conferred w ith m ale stu te
officials who Inform ed h er th a t
Hw adoption hod not been legal.
Legislative resolutions subm itting
proposed constitutional
am end
ments to the people m u st be adopt
ed by a t least n tw o-thirds nmjority of lioth houses. T he wom en’s
amendment fnlled by « few votes
to receive th is m ajority.
The women did n o t tak e the
Inet Meeting Is
Postponed ByCoolidge
^
vhed a
tj ownl aliout
mil has
nation*
ilrc.idy
11>b‘d g-
.domwinlnanla.
i h e n - o f a l>»c ree l*ri* O o n f e a t
fc» e n l e r r d MNil n e t v m t - m m
E
Barrett Portable
Adding Machines
«*
S em in o le P rin te ry
a
tm ittlt
IN VKXTIO ATIONS
I N('OM
Robertson, Williams and Monahan
Perry Reports Good
Progress On Outlet
Project Of Railroad
t hne,
ki.adk .
tiehm n edit to quf.t title
i*th d
voU^d I^ .A u a u r r i . d lin'd'be.
C om p la in a n ts in end to the landa (Beal)
d*y’® cabinet meeting and
a l t u a t e In f t . m t n o l . County, Flornbnve described.
r,l« n d .H F«bE "20 t e h S T j ;1 hJ l" H * . ■“ **»* reliefVfrom * th i Ida. and- deaorihed aa follow., toIt la therefore ordered that this
State of Muridu, to:— .
v notice be piihttahed In. the Sanford VTItsel
dcntly iH*<.m
ethinKin\hl& wh& heovy cold fro mwhich he ia auf- Lota t to I ) Inrlualve of • Mol- ,■ The
Alexander II. l,»utinr<l. John I* Herald
a newapaper |hipbllahed In
Bicwnrt. John F. I^nnyhaitt. Edgar
p a ra Addition to the Town of
Jiarrlaun. J. K. Harrison. Edgar I \ Hanford, Seminole County, Florida,
I,one
wood.
Florid
a,
accord!
n
a
to
to the grow th and rmakeup
' voraDle
of n
Harrison, H. I*, ilatoh and J- W*
plat thereof In Flat Book 1.
golfer. Natives a t wme lime or
\nugban. If living and If .dead, nil
P*t‘ " *1 of (he public record!
,> J | r m t. ^ ,.T . . . r , ) r n T - SE V R ST II
another have
parties
claiming ^ Interval undar
of Seminole County, Florida.
KKWl«lm « Cl5.C.F J r l!l AN l \ F o il
i S f f Win
of the
Alexander »l. - tieoriard. John lw2 prizes H
offered*
"V,'J
ll#
appearing
from
the
aworn
-I
tho
grunt
lea
art.
John K. U nvhsm . Kdgar
CHAN(*‘RnT.,:,,TV’
frame.
Hill of P>mptalnt herein th at you
J. K. Hartlamt, Kdgar IV
■M .•».}» «>» you may claim autno fnrrlson.
llarrlaon. S. I ' j Hatch mid J. lb
right,
title
or
Interest
In
and
to
Vaughan,
deceased or otherwise. »«
18Uia «hnwV? rn ?n nl Prestwick in
properly hereinabova^leacrlhed: heir*, derlleea.
1" J ” *h0*ed thtrvworld the nualitv "vt"lV*“ U,t SWAN. If living, etc., the
1grantees or other
J
t
la
therefpre
.
u r DEHRD th at grantees nr other
ctnlmanta or o th
Of Channel golf. and he f X w e d
you
and
each
of
you
be
and
you
erwise,
In
the
property
hereinafter
‘ «Hie.T
r S a S g fls * * are hereby required to appear t o the dettrrlhed. and )« ait partlea.
\ y winning six British S
each
7 ^ « 8 u te of Florida to:
lllll
fit
Complaint
herein
filed
In
pionships nnd the American “onen** a ; " jlbiir'gwsn. If living, and If
ftmt every, claiming any Interest or
Interests
Itr
the
land
Involved
In
1U0°- HU brothers were ' no hrreat ?
cl ai mi ng nuy in.
I hi* suit under any of the a b o v e r
‘.
U
**
•.
.,lln*t»
«nd
premlavs
inmean exponents of the Kanm i.,r.
named
defendants,
each
and
evorv
volved In thin suit, as heirs, devYOU PAY LIKE U E N f—110 DOWR, |1 « P M t
whose names and residences nre
rranteett i»r »»ther tlahntinia
' X f i * du« Jo th e strong sweep of
unknown to the Complainant a In
MONTH.
C*H * ,Tvl?ich «>me across
tfie S?phr
i
f
,,,.*!al11
,C.
U
llt,ur
Hw«n.
and
the
iihnve
entitled
eUuse
and
to
all
i|pe«aiffd or ulh«runknown
parties,
whomsoever,
Island links and induce the nc<™ - " 1. “ n*tJliem.
Lowest priiTtl stnndnrd ntiding'and listin g machines GO
»“ »ll p all Ivs cln lm ln g
elalmlng any Interest or Intervals In
julurcnts In tli*- land nnd prem ises
the land Involved In thin still, said
the
market. 9 column keyboard, 9 column f f a f r M , 9
wJJTiJV't? •I.nvcrlhed. s itu a te in
land being situate in Hemlnolw
******I***»!« County, Florida, t o - w l t:
fam ily, Florida and described ns
coulmn listing,
••'
The sam e influence aided the
nil- West Hair nv<4) of Block
follows, lu-w^t:
I ' ) . T i t r T w v n iy ts o ) of
eariy em ne of Ted Ray. the i J , n It
is
portable—
requires
no
stand—nnd
weigh*
atily
Lots
t
t
mill
13
of
thn
Town
of
I* lorlda, nmirdlfiK lo
loingwmol. Florida, as per plot
r*. It, *lrarrord*fi Map of Hanford,
j S i v l « n G? U<l n* ? n' *tho brothers
123
1-2
pounds.
thereof,
recorded
In
I’l
.t
Uook
only i »m*nrd*«! Iti tljt' putilir rec»
m n t in ,°.f(WhT ! hnr b* n proml.
t pattes IS to 31 of the public
®fdn of S mitIiioIi* County. Flor*
See Us Before You Buy One.
Tlu 1 i nt*r " a tion“ K«*1f came,.
records of Seminole County,
I h b la te st Channel Islander to
Florida.
*
WB CARRY THEM IN STOCK
nnd It appearing from tfie aworn
K L‘An S Mr c IIe rb ° rt Hautlin* who
Hill of t'om plshii herein th at you
beat Archie Compston of Mnnchesand each of you may claim some
u r in n dli-hole game before tlic
right, title or Interest In oml to the
property hereinabove described:
at er went to the United States,
It Is therefore OIUJHBED. that
uaudin is n g re at nrtist with the
von and inch of you he and you
mnslm, nnd is n fine putter.
nre hereby required to appear to
the Bill of Complnlnt filed herein
N EW MARKET, Feb. 2i).-</P)
— Interest in horse racing in EngInnd lias been increasing in leaps
nnd boumis.
S ta tistirs issued by t l i V ’ltnciug
c a le n d a r show tha t during the
Inst flat racing season I,(KM) horses
ra il Under Jockey t'lub rules, th is
PERRY, Feb. 20.— C onstruction IttMiur the greatest total oil record.
fur the AUnntic Const Lino of tbo Ill 1827, only I liil] Imrses ran d u r
link which will connect P e rry nml ing the season.
|r civic
ti camfication
tet nnd
led out
fication
t Ilusiiemnn's
V.
^W ASHINGTON, Frb . 1 9 _ U P l -
Horse Racing More
Popular In England
finripal
Lrins to
bb, the
in the land Involved In thle suit
tinder any of the above named de
fendants. each and every whose
j
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
________ » . ii . n - m w»»««ii> Tvmpiv n . i u i s s ________
^ WILLARD N. LUMLEY, Prop,
Welaku Building
Tekph
M u iu B iR iM H iH im iiiB iH H a k K in iia a ii
1)U Ut! LA S3.
k of Ills I’lrrull Court
litnli- Countv. Florl<ln
By: A. M. Work.,. D. C.
Monljcellt) nnd provide the f irs t
through w estern o u tlet fo r .South
Floridu, is p ro g ressin g rapidly nt.
each end of the lino. The rig h t of
way has been clenrcd fo r six miles
north of P erry nnd g ra d in g pr<<.
partory to th e building of track
is under wny. The co n tracto r in
charge of co n structing this sec
tion of the road is p re p arin g now
U> bridge Pim ple creek.
At tho north end of the new
line the construction crew hns
cleared the rig h t of w ay front the
Munlirello-Thomnsvillo line sonic
dhtnnro n o tth of M onticello, In
Slate Road No. 1. 1ms built track
on trcstlcw ork through tho low
land I In’ route follows in th a t vi
cinity nnd is filling in th e romlhetl
with m aterial taken from the hills.
A frow is nothin);
Announcem ent .of tremendous price
reductions and vital im provem ents
was followed by the greatest January
in Dodge Brothers history.
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•
V:
-r TV • •
i J
Retail sales for the four \yeeks ending
January 31st were 14,943, an, increase
of 67.4 per* cent over* the same period
of 1925. ‘
^
Thnsu who arc most enthusiastic about the* beauty and
the matchless potentialities of Druid Park, are the per, *
sons who have accepted our invitation to visit the property. To see its rare natural beauty—its proximity to
the recreational, social and commercial activities of the
city—the easy accessibility t oiniportant centers oi the
state, and the most impressive oil all is U? see thV great
activity and development that is taking- place in the en
tire territory surrounding Druid Park.
Every thing- reflects the spirit of New Florida, and a new
city- tj.ie eu^ ^ c ^ s ib] 1ity to impoiiUuut centers of the
fact that here is a development that represents tlu ^o ^t
Florida has to offer, as a homesite, as an investment.
Prices A re \Extremely Low in
Druid Park, as Proven
by Comparison \
. j
'
Mid-sumtner business in January!
W hen the drastic reductions went into
effect, Dodge Brothers, Inc. said frankly
that they were offering %the greatest
values in their history.
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.
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0
*
.
Chittenden *
I* C h itte n d e n
Chittenden'
D. C. Griffin
1
W. C. Hill
E. M. Hunt
.CHITTENDEN REALTY
ward Orerlin
Idred G. Peabodjr
H. Pickard
mk L, Woodruff,
.
•VM^^SXUI
I
O U fl ORGANIZATION
.
How well the public realizes that these
really ARE the greatest values is proved
in a definite and emphatic w ay by the
remarkable record for January.
MILLER 0 . PHILLIPS, Inc.
OAK AVE. AT BB COND 8TMEKT
Frank J. Fitzpatrick
N>r-t
*
�P J^AQE TEN
fiANFORP HEEATiP. SATURDAY, FEB3 UAK
Breivkiar. riaceaactl,
(S eal)
V. K. notTC.CAHH
Im-t'rl, l<-Xnt<H'M, KTft
Cleric or the C ircuit Court
wl«c, and
uoJ all u n k n o w n
part lea H«m
lnole»Comity.
F lo rid a.
claiming iuny In tereat In nml t o t h e
XVIluon Ilou ah old er A- B o y le
followI kk
-----,
A
ttorneya
for
Hcmlmilt —
C-.imly,
» , •" Fch. 8. tl. lit. IT, Mftr.IVtltloiitfr*.
fi. •
i*.t i. i. r., •. 7, 8. 9, ,nnd in
.o f• ~nradh-VK
.
A d d itio n to R an k -----n n
HUbdlvialon
W
0 0 (•1. K«’lll|fu u u iv illiin . oorf
f
. ,,
BY C H A R LES P. ST E W A R T
'/>j v
—
W A S H I N G T O N , F e b . 20— Does
confftOMwoTnitn so c ia lly OUPrank
nrife o f n c a b in e t o f f ic e r ?
tls U a se rious cjuostion, now
tyom cn a r o b r e a k in g in to Con*
a in I n c r c a u ln ic 'n u m b e r s — aly n q u a r t e r o f a d o r e n atronjr.
■eds t o be a n sw e re d im m e d ln te ju t t h e r e ’s no p ro sp e c t o f it.
to hlffhest n u tb o r itle s d is a g r e e .
B
NXV'f or Hortlun 12. Tuwn«hli»
Sowth of l i n anKe
g e ~30*'iiait~
30 Rnat. a
„*it' ro
t c t.
rordctl
In P
! r . “H •ook..............
**l«t
- I y at
W h lto House nnd th e re a re 10
pngo 39 Mcr.trdB "[ Oritnwg
"cnblnet lad ies”—not all wives, fo r
Countj;, rificldfl___
th e re j ir c .s o m o widowcm tr r the -" T r'T s ordered time you and oath
of
you nuponr to th e nw orn bill of
rn liip et.
> complaint,
herein flin t, an o r boT h is m akes socinl W ashington for.- the 1M day of March, A. D ,
liJ
c
.
tho
Pam..
l>»Thtr a U n it Day!
sto p nnd in flect.
Ilf thlo Honorable c o u r t, and d e
If it w ere a case of th o W hite fault thereof ; f decree pro rontoaen
H ouse versus one “cab in et Indy” h o - entered nanlnnt you and each
social W ashington would mnke up of Ityou.
la f u r t h e r ordered t h a t thla
its tn in d Jn n m in u te—on th e W hite notice he pulilleht-d In the Hanford
Ilerald.
n new spaper ptihlhihctl In
H ouse’s side. B ut one n gninst 10,
Heoilnolo County. Florida, one® a
T h n t’a p re tty heavy odds.
week for four eunnecutlve wceke.
W ltnet* the hand and aenl of V.
Now, if anybody im agines th is h . JtnuRlnaa, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Seminole County. Florida,
a t the Court llouae In Hanford,
Hemlnote County, Florida, thla 19th
d:ty of Ja n u a ry , A. D. 198fi.
V. R. DOCnCARM,
„
Clerk.
fP*a>V ,
tly : A. M. Week*. i>. C.
llnuaeholder & I.lnle,
Solicit ora fo r Complutnnnt.
M I T H 'f S
FORM
OF
A1*l*l,It:ATH>9C
TO
IM lA IN A U i: I l i m t l i r T .
N*it1Co I* lu-raliy glvi-n tn nit p e r *<illa IntiTCMi-ii In Itu- fiillm vlnit
rti-acrlliKl . liim ln In Huntlnulo C o m i
t y . FlnrMn, naim -ly:
in
-----Kin In till let Title.
INTKU8TATK DRVEl-OPM 12NT CO.
Cotniilahinnl.
va.
F R C i r i : ROBERT YONOK. et ala.,
*
D efen d a n t*.
Ordec of Publication
T he Hlate <»f Florida lo the a fte r nnmed pnrtlea.^flreetlna:
* To Felipe H obertv Ynngc alao
known n» Phillip Robert Vonae.
XVIIIInm Trnvera. Joaeph M. White,
William II. llrorlconlirouKht. W il
liam IT. Cheever. William V. Hlnia.
I'hlneo* 31. Nightingale,
Ifenry
Yon|f.-. Albert I,, flee*. H rn ry Bryan
nmt Jnna-a H u n te r If living. and If
deed nil UftKtinwti pnrtlen claiming
any Intercut In th e Inmli hnrelnafler
rleaerlhed tindey the enld Fellno
floliert VotiRe alao known ns P h il
lip. Robert Vonae, Will lent T rnv
era, Joarph M. White, Wllnnm H.
Urorkefikrough, William I'. Cheev
er. William 1/. Him*. Phlnena M.
Nightingale, Henry routed- Albert
!». Itrea. Henry Itr’y n n .u n d Jatnea
H tinier, deeeaaed. na heir*, dev lace*,
k r a u t * .*. legate*-* or otherwise; nlnl
nil unknown pnrtlea claiming any
Interest In a n a In the following deaerlbed land* allunte and b e in g - In
Hemlmdi- County, Florida, to -wit:
All Block t. all Block 2. all
lllocl; 3. tie rs the aotilh half of
f,ol C>. nil Block t, all Block 5
nml nil Block B, of the HubdlvlsItm of the Bellardy and Mlcou
Rami* In the t;r n ni confirmed
to Merer 13. I.cvy, In Hcctlon 37.
Townahip 21 H ft. 30 R. nod In
* Hen Ion 3«. Township 21 H I!, 31
R.. according to the plat thcreof recorded In the Public Iteem d a of Orange Cunnly, In Plat
Book B pane M3:
K W <*f H W U n m l N«4 o f H R U l
N ‘» n f N * i .if HIS<4 o f S R ' i ; a * i
•if KIS'4 o f H B U : HW»4 o f 8 E U
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int 'n c a b i n e t o ffic e r o u tr a n k s
ipresentativo is a well rc c o q i principlo o f socinl lnw. It
ts t o follow n a t u r a l l y thftt hht
o u trn n k s n r e p r e r e n ta tiv e 's
, P r e s u m a b ly he (a c a b in tt
» r ) o u tr a n k s a c o n q r e s s w o m a n ,
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tho point th a t ht* miti Ji Ih associates
's ( a t a n y r a t e u n til som e
w
ero bigger men than sen a to rs anil
inn jfcls u portfolio? nnd conought to come first In line. The
nworaeii, th e r e isn't much prosacnutorn refused to yield.
o f n clash.
Cleveland had to d trid o th e dinit, n s b e t w e n cabinet* offi- ptitc and didn’t dare todecido either*
' WtVe* a n d connreBHWOlnen, way. ^ So In* split the receptions
o’s such a p ro sp e c t— o r ra tb - u p . H d n e v e r in v ite d
n s o n a tir
£ ,«»• f t ’s r i c h tn nwd ithn . us
now.
uirivo way.
H P■ «______
S u p r e m e I’o u r t j u s t i c e t o
-h as an pfficinl s ta tu s and a cnbinct c a ll on h im a t t h e s a m e t i m e . H e .
?Vhcn
th e p r e s e n t W a s h in g to n
• o ffic e r’* w ife h a s nono. Sins
shines
w a s a f r a i d t h e y ’d fall t o p u l l i n g I
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opened
th e e n p i t a r s soJonly a reflected light. A congrouBoho another’s h'nlr if he did,
■; d a l nrlMtcrs’ f i r s t t h o u g h t seem s
uw om on uhincs by h e r own.
t o ha ve been to clans Congren:i-
i ouse
w o m e thinl;c
n F lo re n c e F . K a h n , M a ry T.
W h n t tb a W hite H
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and E d ith N. R o g e r s ntnong
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e p r e s e n t a t i v e s ’ wives, ns, indeed,
i) B ut, a f te r all, f th e re C
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one
g re ssw o m e n K a h n nnd N o r to n
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Km i
.Smith,
IMimu
n u : c i n c r i T o rirrtT o p i i i k
c in c riT
OF T im MTATK o r FI.OIIIDA
IN A91It r o i l HEMIXOI.rr c o itv TV.
I'll A X C R IU '.---------- ----- :
kRVF.M’ii J t i i i r i t i .
Aim* In g i n n i n g tit tile rouuiciibI
co rn er o f th e gyn n t c e n flrm cd
lo Moaen K. Bevy tia nfotcanid,
l h en ce M o u t h it dcKraca wcat
fi7.ll clinltla to the Nootli lin e of
ih n Plilltlti It. V on ge tlrunt In
Reel Ion 37. ToWnalilp 21 H, ft
31 R., th e n c e liorlli K7, d eg ree*
Weal, a lo n g ’ th e eolith Hoc of tile
raid Yenin' flra n t. a lo n g the
ai-otli lin e of ik e raid X'onge
U i a n I, cr..lij chnlna. th en ce mttsb
f. d eg ree* rant B7.21 chain.* in
Uie north line o f Heclli/n 29 ,
ToWnrhlji 21 H, It, 30 It.; flien ee
rotlfli 9.1 d ettroes
0*1*1' nn.Ub
trip to Sanford Grove and Die Southeast Section will I*ear out the
statements we have inat.e in our previous advertisements. The u]
i itory especially the immediate environs o f Sanford Grove are In
vdoped and improved with unusual energy. On every hand activity
improvement, and general developm ent is evident. In fact ^
routhenst district is coming into its own and will add much to the
tint! expansion of the city.
We advised the public to secure hom esites in Sanford Grove at tl
ing. then again ju st before prices were advanced, and now when tl
>ection is on Dm threshold of unprecedented activity we advise yc
cure sites nt<pi^sent prices for w ith such unrivaled activity th
prices cannot continue.
\
Inspect Sanford Grove today, see for yourself the un*
usual development that is taking place, and most of all
secure your site at present prices. You will profit
greatly by heeding this advice.
31
l.ota *1, 2, 3, *, Y n, 7. R. 9. rtl. II.
( n o t C ongrcesw om nn R o g e r s ) h a d
been.
\ i B u t tho W h ite H o u se dopes the*
,
s itu a tio n o u t d if f e r e n tly ,
Ki
T h e r e It’s argued, t h n t a n of| R *ficial s t a t u s In b in d in g n n d th a t,
AUGUSTA,~M nim
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t , n i social
t u s mh;aNsi ; uto
— Stockltoldera ofatho
Southeastern •I AIt Y A IIRNCK
congioHswoman
‘P o w er nnd L igiit Company, which c:::oncu: m o y i : ms
‘Power Company
Increases Capital
1'*7. I t» 100. 1IU. I I I . 112. 11,1, t l I.
ljti. w u of
Ilf.
R l* ’ .,f
IIS.
IT. 122.
133. 124
12:,.
12B,
o p erates properties in M ississippi,
A labam a, Florida and
Georgia, N *iT ici: t o K x y r , 'x a n i * i n voted a t n special m eeting today
KNOWN I >R* EN 1'A N TS
Thu Htuiu of ,F i..iM a, in ■—
to increase the capitalization from
M'oXtra, I. U. Ml.I.I-.intli,
ii/JO0,000 to 4,850,000 nt>-par value A. U.'i.ru"
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\ It also was voted to increase the Inii Uil'iri-nl under U* ..r,:,. Mt.>* r».
I num ber of directum from 12 to 14. 1., tl Mlildodul'. A Muiini r, Ali'Uuu
I. iu.rr, Aifitm.r M. tit * i. A. 1.
, T he now directors chosen are Fnr- ,,3Ntu r n.Xtr
, il. i i tar.l .,r itllii-rw ir,, jt-t
; clval Cowan and Oswald .lohiyuTLl lu-ltu, dr Vlllwus. ,;rm»t*'«'H **r t.ll.itlw is e , mul Moyers
MlildnuHl. u
1 both of New York.
rnlil|) mul e a c h utid e v e r y
\ Tho authorized shur<yf-*5ilT he ctt*|iurtii«
*,( tint I'o-tmrtn«rti. IraillnIt end il.i' divided into 100.000/fdiarca of S7 I11K Ituslo. -» uitil. r lit.- |.ai tu.ii.3,i;i
11.110. nf Ml. I I » k Mlddnujll',. mill
; porffered, 100,000/bf SG preferred . | ;■
11 part Ira, .in lt nnd - vury. rluatit
4t i n f
I’rcsitb-ni
1 311,
131
1 32.
131,. 117.
139. i s p .
Now Ford Coupe
And
One Karat Diamond
king
A roupnji g i v e n w it it i n c h f i v e
g n lion ii g a s and f o u r m .a r t s oil.
Alsu a coupon wit It ear'h d»Jin r’e pur.-'t;tse goon i ir
A l . l ’M f N U M W A IIH
Draw ings
each
Monday
nnd
T hursday
l e t UH f l t n t i s ll y o u w i t h t h e l e>t
G a s a n d fbl.s, T i r e s a n d T u b e s
n( b e l t e r price.*;.
Hines Filling Station
f t . Ht.n#* *.f K I ..1 MJn
| inMtM’ai i (»fi I-’ i*li) u a r y ,
IM3 Sanford Ave.
I Mi o n e ‘1G I-J
xi vi*! II ni»|i*»iir!tiif I r m u t p .
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l a g Inter. *t In tie Inndh it. rlnntt i n * M«i «*l»' r m n n r . il 1 npn«- . i i t •
« r <l««cril*etl n felt'I .\l ll r Mil>'< A, tin* Mill nf t '»Mil pin Inf lirlfill till 1
TliOt'ller Inr Tli.itelnr). d, reared nr In f Mid *’Mti *• *11 M *i! nI* 1lit I 1
OtiterwlMo; nnd nil t ille r |>.i it 1■•• d n v ■»f M i i m I i . A P I -.*♦*. t h« b »m*
eliilinlnR nil Interekt In 111*- l intis iis« 11* i ' i . i j u M I I nf hi a a n i l »ti i !*t .h i m
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It uoptarlnii I<y Ike 'tu rn lilllt t.n n l l t n r c i l aftinlliKt »*n Miltl ' U F "
uf Com |dalnui14 ftlud in (ke tdiee, M.'llig 11 hull t*i dim 1 till*’ In th*
th a t you. und enok of >ou. nniv lie r<.m pin Innnt ?< 1(1 ami 4•• lln*
Intvrunted In lliuae eertaln ltd., ui *\ (1
Iin d
jdocea or on rite Is of In tnl hit tin to in
It th f u r l It «*i' nr*l* r*i1 t h a t
thin
Hemlnnlo County, Florldu. and de- iiul ice In* puMlM.ln tl tn lli*' Sunfnfil •
nerll.td
nS follow*:
11 i ruftyn 1.1 VM»wnf‘fit»rr p u Ii HhM* *1 It*
T h e S o u th fla ir | 8 U ) of Hotiltiw o * l l j u a t ter
( H W t i ) h i * tin*
'XX'enl I' und
cltaln*. el He.-.
lion
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H a n u a 30 Rfckt;
AliHf}!
•
n o K tn n ln a ol t h e N o rllitm sl eorrter of Ike Nnrihvroiit Q u n rier
(NXV\;) t.f N o r lk w o k t Duurier
■,< N W '{ ) of Heel Inn 22, Town' s h i p 20 Houlh, B a n u e 30 ):*»l
r u n Hiilltli f. nml M -10 0 chiiltm;
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IIri ll tmnl nf i h** * in*iiU Cniir! nf
1 In* H o v M t t h ,1 m l 1(11*1 P I m i l t i f flu*
r’tnt** n f K l n r l t l t i In u n i t t n r *i«*tnl
in 1. i ' ( i u t k l ) 1, k'MirUt.i, «ifi f Ii tn Du*
:tuti, itiiy o f J a n u a r y
A
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T h a t y o u . Olid nuelt
of you. mu
Iteruby rsqulred lo appear in ii,.. IX T i l l ) t ' l l t t ' l I T 4 04 H T *14* 1114)
s I ; Vi : \ T I 4
J4 4111 I VI.
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la n d s m u c h h i g h e r an d m a k in g
lug
n m n rt
in
T e r m * , 55.0U0.00 c a s h , h a ln n ce 1-2 a n d .X j e s r s at li p er cent
i n t e r r a t . T i t l e is d e a r , tic in ru in ltern n cra and IU25 t a x is paid.
D d u * y o u a n d lo ok bmk n( litis lan d . T a lk to thp s u r r o u n d
in g ow ners.
1t e l ie r e y o u w ill find t h a t th is kind o f lund is
Hunted ul t h r e e t o fo u r hu n d red per acre.
I X t II AX4*1111 X.
B ill ttf Ctunpinlul In till* o u t .........
Hill In 41ll*4*I Till* tin*l llriii(»\r
M onday, th e 1st. dn; nr Mnrrh I'*_•<
nt th e Court
llmlau In Hiinti.td
I ’IMinim.
Heniltmle C ou n ty, F lorid a, and n
f a u l t th ereo f, f ' e e r e e I’ro r „ i i i , . , „ , 1 111.]) A I'LAHIt
1*i*lli |*l IIIllllt fit
| Will l>- en l. led nei.llt-l - ,,
IT IH I ' l’B l-MI.II <ill I <1:i(i I • Tl., I WILLIAM I«. ANI»i:Vltt2tl». .1 «li».
B l h i * Order "e p u k i*elied ,-tn tv, el,
1M
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■ f o r four n 'll*""'III 11 e K i e l * lit lit..
On lrr I*f I'tilillrnfInti
iMcu-Astfl mul W
Sites 96x260
TftA( KAGE WILL HE INSTALLED AND
FOR SALE
J
Bertutiful new stucco bungalow—six
rooms, bath and two porches, located
on Oak Avenue a t Fourteenth Street.
Inventory
L et your bank book be your financial gunk*
for 1926.
— ----V
The Davey-Winston Organization,
Inc.
Owners
FIRST NATIONAL B A N K
Masonic Uldg,
I»A1I> *'0 K
’•altick follow industry and surely in A.F.G. IndiiM
i"hi-re a plant will bo in operation in a short time thi
no deviation from ibis rule. Where there is Industry
people, where there are people real estate demand e
lie greater than in unpopulated areas. < Invest in the
---'—r o f Sanford today— tomoiTow
renter
tomorrow there M rertan
cer
premium on each site in th is in'dustrial community
Price $8,000.00 Terms
Does it shtA' “net gain" or not Bain at the
year’a end.
t
Sanford’s Fir.sl Industrial Dfvclnpntcnl
I* O. B o x , 3.12, F o r t Xlyera, F lorid a
.ill iinkrM'Wti pari le*t t l im lim utiy
llitrri k*! ftjt dm
MmhIh h«i *'Mi.iftt r
ib'l’irilK-d InMil er llii ix^ij W ill turn
SA V E and
T H 1U V E
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Address Owner, Robert H. Filin
*I'be *■*tiMi» **f—Kt*-*rMl t t i tin* ;i ( | it
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1ft. Atiilcjirrlil
Industrial Tract
$ 2 5 p e r foot
< III* I I I
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v x n i*iiii s i . v i i x t u . i : i m v t y .
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■ lUtle.P III Hlillfiirtl. Heinlliula < mil,
Th*# s p e c i a l iiriru fo r whorl l i m e o n l y , I m is , n u m lters 211 2 1 2 - 2 IS -211 — in t h e S \ \ l - l o f S e c . I-2I-.11 S e m i n o l e I n i
1*4 mil*-** tinrtlieusl uf O v ie d o ; ' i m i le fr o m 2 ltail«v;t>M ami
p a v e d road.
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ti mid SI-ID" rhnlna, Ukd Ru«t
I ly , F lorid a
I I MINE nnd O f t ll R B R D «l Hnkferd.
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Tk4r#-3(/th day nf January. 11*S*t
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d p i V nf Ik e C lic u l i Court,
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m
^T^jhe rrnli". but smite of them nrct toast nml sm), a ; ,.|
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t ~‘~~ —; ^ ^ . SATURDAY',
~- •*------ FEBRUARY 20, 1926.
‘^ n lr ia d y to Imvo como un-| Hon* and h ‘ ,!,p‘riU.0M concoc------------- “ “ -------------—
run North to llrlrlt Ho*.! JHVIy ■ 1• f.tr.' rol l 1 ltd t" Inc '*111
i I 2 ?ihi. shell of both Innovations. 1 nml nffjcjnl ]m,M,<i~ ! chp'fr .forn»al the tariff i'uw.C.a*lmInlslr,'llon o fl,,ak«*ies U not “black” and only j Schiller 4n Germany, Dr Leopold
n'umt Rrtrk IEksiI
imwi wrri
in' : p i n 1 ii n t t i m ! |i n t ) i I'turMa,
K % i . t p of London, who lias Ho takes his simple
d,nc Crs'
pnS^. ry?: ,
Jessner, director general of tho nr ih o t m ii t i r , ttu'm-v F i m t.> , urivtw
ftt n.i n l l f t tt c , liifVit! ,
I'
*nid thflt clubmen ent tflo und then turns i*
al hemic wines
Wlhcs ttnd
and Unuor*T«_»?
Uquors'f “7j’
Th'’ *C entrist p arty has . Intn>-1 1'runian "state th c a trta * ln Berlin, ., hrulMplmr."
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thre. St L -fut
dutvy
“ biU jn the Hekl
Jjo/c"h
been rtcH*bW-*t thn tfom in *tin™
t V H c funi’*^W
Hrrrurm u niipenr i n me- mr.ru min -rr i lit )■•>■*.". f a ; t , v r ~ t ; r n , i t - t w *
R
rcka
to
curtail
the
importation
1
One
of
hi*
producers,
Dr.
PJsrn
cotii|i)nIni
lo-roin
fitOI
iin
f.r
l.il.itv
i
ti..fee's:
‘tucce'fS -of the “snack’’; luncheons, ipecchmakinj*/
°ffce oml °f M Anu-rican ri^urU^.of^ny
i ffot* :. T,i- . .......I'nMIc
"S' o t Jlan-h. A fv IMS
n r. Klurni thich have become more popular
------- 1
brand is clehtlv
iH'thw l l u i o l>itjf u t l h u
:»urc
than f e n the promoters pro■in 1 It .lai^sirin'j 'Inin *ho sworn
(me nrder* >t and
l trill -ti*. . npbupj hi rin' *tiai s o n ,
K
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phe-*i*d.
smtJi-e- h<- iihiilMinl i*o ■ ,.i 0>vhb*>« V«u
'& a
“7 «»i i»tor.
■( ' "
four eiiti,wutH.>
. e e u t l v e ir> % ■i r . ;i:u t i l l s .eir i j j l i i l■
n '"
t •■
t'i “
Mid'*
v *a
Great Britain claims World lead- olutlon in the old p a la lT d ? a ! ! V“
ill Ilcraht.
<1. ii l:i a » | 0 | i t i ' [ | i r i i | i n > I . I f l li i l W V r i l f W 'r l f i i .
jtv At iniiiri-nU #
nurti »nii k1,w’*i » i**cuiae>iii count. jplit wnen inp kiitiiMiBiH
HoioIuoIli' 1*1,111111, t l .r- ! ..It■‘N, fliif
ri.I that
^ ««hiti In rnilrond B l f t t y .
L a s t tlce, where Luis XV! m * * f *
pay the duty,
. jrrfi’i'.
. '**t iit.li
tij.‘
■*Tanil '
»•'* ...it1 .'*<xM
'* “
nn,, df|fe*tldn." jirwluccr prescribed that he wear I'lr*.
" m* W P cn!v one P*-*smiger w a s tolncttc and e t h t r L , ^ 000 A.n ' the government aauctions nff tiw ffr ,hoI
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f those
Ihose 5mirtt
T n r . in
r ya , train* accident.’
:a„nfr
In
,, „r
“ no revolution
o i n t r fantoui
i ! u L S - V r 1 umpernKkle is in a rlass by it-! knickerbockers, Kortner Went on
In ih„
the tin
tints
of the
'lmi! vie- accumulated stock
Ihiturliktti. iUt*rk of
f' lr.ttit
herein
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mi
run
tip
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kw fui*l*■it>"
KK as l,tou‘»c« by
ls VAtvn >par
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,|e pi‘
wdw|.. with
Ur........»-.t*
j crf.
J ,.”H m lnnle Cmmt
the
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I.•. i*l•.. .t ; ii'ii •■tswt'WMt' •i’I-h' *•*• 'sl «'
rpntury th p re 'h n v c been Rned i$turo thev ie„k u ,m> •TOn‘ ln" '
tin* i*i«ut’t
in .'tiiiiiHi
ini I. lt»i: ! . 1-tr.-liV .V t».
tfn* »ittni< li«l|
mien gnrf.ont
P
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m
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,
.
cheese,
or
sausage
f
o
r
lunch
o»
,
ner,
who,
though
known
a
s
«
f R u - W
»<lH t 0 0 J - » » h - « 3 » to the J S L u “ e
, r '" u' '
1 i Imi.-' »»ltr
fwnrt. at. i
t
itim?
,v.. ai.r*t *.”1
'b e Itolico supper.
parked
-sions
ioJtnsc
take n , . '
inurnev, nre .dado
: ....... ... i-*oi v.c.
nii,, nn.’i V .'^.r'i!'
Kin ana
h the OO'I pa sen*, J
• .
f In the days of. terror this remn 1 itu„.
French chaiupngnes nnd
............
nn ante-room
to the
; . , ‘' hn?i'„, , “f i “P
u>' rt^t*
»trc^
(Of tb» ^ . lr . F ItofinitHsilmn
S L S i.
0|„
1
the ('onri,r:
rotteff
! moderhist. agreed t h a t Franjt Volt ‘
1 ' l> "
’’ vi i:
aits.
i. »*.it;r«
i 'n III.Aits,
iVm j ||,n t-n »n M-.iifonl. ttetiilai. ■
l l . V i ,.t i*lr*ti’i i*.'inf
•
p;,..l.p,
i,ml
In il ifa n ll
in knickers was ntorc than
lie. A. M.
I> i' ............. , ji . i-i ... I*i i f'liitf.-ssti «v*t
serious actor could stand,!
„m,
*
Sulil, rattsc. ■■ i>i -ft
■! .rfitiUli^t
a rata ' 'AOM
j oil.. s.ii-l
• an
did not wnnt to. lo*c Dr.
Snlldti'f rer i*..iutd*»ln.t«t
,.i'hv .<• .juf.t tlti.' in
a.. .-..^WWL
,
■
*
am-.t
,1
Fiuiftt
dn
wild
tn
the
land"
u*r ncnarnugni ot aiumsii in con- nscaior, however. It was agreed
1, ilell i tin d
. . . . 1, .i *
t
M ir n r «»*
taction w ith the municipal loan | to drop .Schiller's drama alto ix t n tTi vimn i . t r: i i irio'it iM
fin rsfot. 1krill red H'S* ktltj .
l . t-'t.ouiH*. ioi'J. .is he
pithllitn
f
Ilf
the
ftanfon)
obtained
in-Kew
York,
it
was
angotHct.
*
°btalned -Kew
IX I It A X• Kit V.
o-u»a**t«*" p n l i U s h i s t i n
nounced th at Mimisch has sus— ---------------------At.t.KN and l \ K IIAUT- H.,nf. Id 1. nPeoiluol.
Oi.tmtSh. I- loriil.i.
Mined a loss of 360,000 m nrks by
t iiis n n n i t h h l»T SKVl .U V . tro m p l u l ii n u t A .
lot,,, i; W»y k lor four (*> cotinC. it-'
vs.
e u r r m*
a ventdto Into the hotel business. | J mmVi o I " ' V W n ' m
r oil
JUlfN KlNiJ. et al.
' u t'rsr-is tnv li*nd amt th* "R . if itj
, »'
As- i,a promotion
>!i..n V .\. v , t 'V > u lltMsinti.
luunoiumi scheme,
sciivmv, the
He femlnn'x.
l.ltl.
f, ,*,1 ...Ml <tf the I'lri'flll Oourt
o r d e r « l riildli-allnn
c ity so m etim e a g o b o u g h t 6 2 p e r
Illtl In ItrHiH,,.-f t.iHtl t'rotoi Till*
1111- P.vettHi il«i|H*|tt t'irritllir «f
Ilia
KOTll'K TO U V olV N ,\N1> I X- ■ s t ....... rtorldo. In and
f*etn|I
cent of the stock of the Munish w. u i 'I: a u s .\1,u
KNOWN l'KF*l:.XHANTH
ona«' . F l o r i d a , o n t b l f : H*y
Imtel company, which controlled
.oomtalaam
The Slate of Florida
J11, ,|pw of JmeiU A: H H>J«
th re e • Bavarian hotels.
The ho- Il.iA IIANSAII, If iM t i e nml If Oe- Tin
dealh is infinite. .1
j
.
| prune, and its wnlls looked down i r r " !" ,pw!**?c 'bti-ir ware n t
The problem of railway tra n s- ,,,, many of the tragic scent* „f ,r‘u U ,r a "»r*!>K from 20« per cent
irtntion in (,rL‘a t
. t j 'boso stormy times.
r
‘ , Th® Kovcrnnirnt. which
L nml portntion
sli(? tlrrl>
cdy ddifferent
l l - ,- — * 7 ^ ‘b,a t .in
i th e ,
-------protect mm
ami
i i a ,ta riff , vraU to ,"v»w»
tiers U nit'd S tates.
I.mig hauls aru l •T,1"' Anglers’ Union of
* ft P ,nn,c i,n ,luslh ' . is th u s nc■' "
Sleeping
badly ■negligible.
S eeping c a ts arc with a history of 3fi yean ,i ™
y M ^nsoring competition of
.lin,id- needed only in wm directions from which time tbo total rateh ?r n«"<>**'
"Now London, toward hcotlnml. a allott mcmliers has been not far fr,,m •*« . (,n«* man told the police th at be
Juot* Mnu. If. t ' ' vtllh r llo.citisr
V. M DOttiJIoVIM.
all iinknovr" to-lrs, tiny Iic e s , F. Hoik.
A Wilghl and <* I*
.,|)
* ***r N•
obl r. nM'ii,
,*• *he night s run, and to I t y m m t h . noun,Is 0f fish, has just celebrate i 1"nl"!*" vlgars which lie had re- U: u **ii| not pay and the city soli
H oik Ii.tie
I
l.' g ilt • ■■ or ar.ml n s, o f snlit Ida IVrlglil
T
h
o
m
a
s
tl
tty : V M Week*. t».
Imp hushnisl
-w But In the ninny thickly populated its anniversary with a ,
’ H‘se.1 ns a gift from a friend i., ««• stock at a *loss.
lluiom li. nml all lialimiwn person* IN ode a n il f r . t u I 'r s ile lit* ' l i f e . I f , l V i lo . i t, t t i S l s h n t ' b ' l A I b i t I*.
•'inlmltiK any ntleresl In or ' to I l v t h u m i d ' If «l« s.l a l l p a t t ‘..< r l a l i o ^ c s J districts of the country railw ay brnmnet. ;iUende<l by b A
.r Uolluml
because of the
37 cea
t h also
r
u . l t n ' . i i . fi • <*oi«nlnlnniltl*.
,
-..........
....... ' i............
recallcsl
th at exuttly
tlte Intel In-rt'lnaller tlesei lltctl (It Ina Interest under John Kim
H .t.,n « I V1-.
IX. 3". 21
rs®sW, tracks from a network such a t 1(f Agriculture and oiler m S
..... “on each
‘ " cigar
'
'
lutv
front
a street <’'HI years ago, Munich negotiated
till* nt tier of inlltll'-nl loll
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^,iws exists in America only near New dignitaries0,lunl peddler for 12 cents apiece. They i Us first |„an.
lii-slininUht*.
It nm nuitlgl to
A. V \ . l ; t i l a n d l* | l V - r t g ’ll h
m a t e of 1*| ■.t lit ii. to raspnli- l int.snd. Tlonnirti tl. 1'n.li and !•
2 . , n 'Y ; „ t . C hlc.fO .n d
Al thl> .....................
ocre the same cigars sent to*him ?3a0 and was obtained from the Tint
ilelilr
• tie I’o . l e hi"
Wife. «li.<'|.;**ed nr
by
mail.
f
Five
city
of
Uegensbtirg.
Some
U r i l r r nf t ’lilillrntli'to
irrrti- cities.
______
•agricultural m erit mid M.Vetal
o l t i r m tkii ns 1i*'li*, •*■• x Isse s, e m t * .
•
*
--------i pfenibcrs of the city council nt
Tn Ida 11it ii ii n Ii. If 11\ Ina. ami If t .- n in o H ir t ' v l# e III t h e | i r o p n t i
Bath Club, m ost exclusive
!'Ull.l,ls ."‘V ?w,lr,*t'd. The
Germany, reputed to he the land tbo time protested against the ili-remo'il, nil iitikmiviu lieirs. dev* livrrtiiaftrr ilesi-ftbril. atul Ip n il,
Ir. Mr<. nmlThefasbionalde
or K ra n tiia o f mild p a r t i e s M elt »lol
i very i-hflmltiu
•
•’’■‘iti
center fo r just [j
1 l hat these d i - of Jtlack rye htead, consumes four loan heemtse they helievetl Munish trees, lett it I
Katie in
Ida Hum all. and nil tioknow ii |o i
n i n Ini. r est o r I h t e r e s l a In ih r lnje>
.
- ..........
. only limes as much wheal flour as ryo, would he forever subject to the so
Shc what its name implies In nil B rit- ,.
u ’rp c,,nf‘’N
**tI not
n s i-|.itminyr nti> liile n «t In or l»i liivid ied in lid s still Milder a m of
o lecompense the splendid ma figures just issued by tlu* m inistry dictates of llcgcnshurg.
1111<.I situ ated Ip Ncmhioli- i.'onnti I hr nl.ove llllllud il» fellil.inls. ei.elf
,
„ , ™ r r in l ln n fo r
rive' nin, has for its new est and ynung- terial
" ire-wripHOtt IMT
results . obtained by the
l-'liil’lllll. Mill m ote |l.tItiCUItttl> ill - nod ever* n l n d r h.llo oa and fesl strial i'est, the six year old son of Sir union, but nUn in i. .. ..mi'; ” ‘V
"K/b u ltu re'sh o w .
Not only
The Anglo-American ex|M*ri- «ei Iin d ns:-—
«|. ma s up. ntihiiown in Hie Ooni
( tiltls , ( i r l p p i ' , Irl0» UCnlJUC#
" ll-u lu illn g 31.1 f e e l
North of
rjwliun,1HuroM Boulton, one of th e club the factthat
tin- \. a i '" 1' "J that, hut the newspapers are com- meat of
garbing Khukes|WU*ny
eivi»r*"nVii, Vfi nH
HUltlttS F fV tT Un tl M tlU rlU
the Miutlo'iiNl eol Her of the N i l 1,
Young Harold Boul- | 'nrjs j,.,,!,|„_„rv | ..' i*r ,
phoning editorially that the I'Ve actors in knickerluN-kcrs, or evocats ot founders.
of Hie SVV1, of Krctliiii 7. T o w n
ton was entered on the w aiting
o
c
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t
a
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H Kills the germa ^
>
ship Cl South ItiiUKo 3a Kant,
m having rlcvehlpcf with ’rii“
l’y 1,0 ,,or ct',,l of t ',<' ni"T J rc *s
he applied to
list as soon ns he was horn nml coimt'ry
*t— i — ■ ■■■*-^*" ~ "• ■-------prune
is^ n junior m em ber, the such tenacity one of the ™
M(>ry now
virtues of life—patience.
youngest
clubman
in
Piccadilly.
Irdriiig
After the banquet. In justify the
-lateT.f His mother takes him regularly
fhas be- j to learn swimming, and ho eplnsh- eulogies of t !i«r minister, u few ..f
Fof the es arniinil with belted K arls and the inveterate devotees who had
Qurt a 1big und little Princes, ami occa brought their tnrkle with (hem
sionally passes tiie lim e of day proceeded to lire Seine nml reL only1with Edward, Prince of W ales; Rinaed their fuvonle pastiiae.
, visited whose furovite W est End haunts ; 'hough the water wa
murky,
l»j_5ties.! in London is the club’s cooling 1" fl!,h could not have fuuml a worm
[air and (tool, the Turkish b ath s and the Uiere eitcept by uceideat.
liMnard squash courts In Dover stre e t.
I *,u* la.-t annual contest of thi.i
L ’ vrhen
Lord Deshorough, patron of all omen resulted m a catch ,,f
C willed Anglo-American a m ate u r athletic l"’und and a half, heating all rec
ant \vn? activities. is one of the le a d in g ! " r,' <.
I King | spirits of the Hath club Und In*
Mr*, as j usually is host th ere to visiting
Lynch law has ju-t furnished
(mrigits.' Aim rienn ath lets ctm ipeting at the l-'rem'li hitieuage wiih two new
Holly.) Oxford and C am bridge, hi the words which the committee tevistvtnii. Ileuly
tti-nlv ic
e aatta
tta or a t Wimbledon.
ing the dictionary of tlie French
^i Wintl-|
reg
Wimbledon,
Academy officially lot- admitted
family
into good u>age.
There ar**
above
“ lyncher," a verb, and "lyioliage."
luxury
a noun derived front the verb,
but at
i “ Lyncher” i- defined as "to kill
like the
without tria l.- from what
the
pstlenian.
PARIS. Feb. 20. tAT— W hat ii j Anglo--Suxntj call b neh law, U,i
Ifrrcilum
known in France as "an Am erican do tnlion"; and "lynehage'* a
the S;m -1loir" recently has become an ad- ( (lie ai to>n of lim bing or the leire a left junrt of the French country h o u se .. M ill of such action,
tromibiy Then* are many chnteux^now in (
fluke ami which such bars have been in- ---------------------------------------------—
first sup- Mailed in the library or smoke
l y i ' n i | » | t I^riVTlIXT)
lihle mar- loom, with n professional while| x f t | { | e | \ I |1 I I H lx
I'alcs, who routed b.ni* k e e p e j’behinii the conna JLiU a a l J t l
be house- ter and high stdois for custom ers. --------------------- ------------- —
These are nearly all occupied
BERLIN. Feb. 20. (/1’i—The (ieras entire- at "cocktail hour, considered a u -'ih a n In lr ia l railways will make a
tupervi- other American institution.
novel cxjicrimcnt lonioriow, vvluii
II, u* I tlie new model i.rent ^ L t j , -tic. tlu* finest R ange ever
fore the
Most of these "A m erican b u rs” the first “ Kiilture Lxpn*ss' will
htjjll. U,.'S less fuel yet h.ij.e, pvrtt rlly. All ropjiei' reservoir
in.
The have hem installed by P arisians, star! from *Marlnirg for Cased.
g i n s alnutilitfit hot v»;.fei all the time vciliiwut e x tr a fuel.
and red who have contracted drinking ha- 'hi this train excursion rates will
Rmrushed blue |m |U o I t.ip i* quires little work.
Beautiriil
n mu end Inis j«rd to be Am erican and who be charged which will enable the
tin oUeboiit will beam Nickeled i liiiiining.i diairs and sp la sh e r
hulk in .1have bought or rented iincestral peasants and clftxnis of -small
look | .i Fit'll .1 III While. Gray or Blue Enamel if desited. Hits
home flu* hepics in the country,
towns not only to st-e the sight1 o f ,
III- l b - , floor i.
h u g e vvatnuag claset*; open end ash* |mn,
rts which
______
’ the log-city hmr also to utilise its
lll1tl „u-!i
t i i n "i l l upport ittiv weight p lm f d on it.
I| Even nince Aria
A ristbdes 1cultural facilities.
■Jlriami, who assum ed the onerous
The mil way adm inistration was
enamrs of iiatii-s of prem ier and foreign , hired hv the t'a-sel Stale Thcnhn*
wonclorfnl MAJESTIC KANCE. Conic in nml inspect tho newest range
| »v Mteeml anuDgmivnl U’ilh the MAJtSTIU MaiiuTm 1iiriiUPT OmipHiiy.
l B,b‘d the minister vvhilu in*tiqne too robust for n rpreial performam*' t o
u'e u til pi v r. u , i 11r 1111 c - s t lo e v e ry iimvIuiAi'l* nl IL .MA .II’. M J t IL imj' i ;.
At*i.■*!.»!• bcidih, went on a strie t diet, his 1th>v>' oinking tin’ exrur o i 1. nt
models. S**e am! oxmninc Iin* extjnisiU'ly hraiiUfnl acta of solid |>ollahud
I ' 1' bo i. Siaouis cunik,
Madame Rosalie, has which half the usual ade i.-eot
,„jri.
one ot it;.- Ileant il'til ml- iilmwn liolmv. U e can oiler this
li»T
i
Llf ''"I1 ■ been alm pst inconsolable.
nijiiier or spocial MAJESTIC omunel,
I will lie i latrged.
Guidos vvjl be
lia iriiiii only lieiattsi- ivc know those sots will help ailvut'Uso the:
Ullllstl
urul Mb- ;Madami! Rosalie Ims cooked for I provided for the museums and
"ni'' of tlie most fam ous persona ihistoric places.
..f discus, -f her time, us she presides over ( ), t |ii- • \pei iinent is a one.-s
hi I- . i • || i he kitchens of tlu* Quai D’Ors.il ••Kullun L*. pi esses'' will t>>- runaml then ""d lias superintem lcd m ore l h u p |„ M ,su„,|:,\
tw Berlin. I'ohigm .
plant Hi,, her share of state dinners fo r, iin -d en and Munish at regular inB' to he visiting celebrities;
Up la *ro- tcrvals.
r-kh i- the cetitly, M. Briuritl,, who bus been!
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I,-plies com.this MAJESTlt-dfim.jsstralion as Ihey do in V1.*1tr. 1*j
fm!1
bishop- , foreign m inister several
tim es,
Smugglers, who are wc.irv' of
tiler i most of vonr friemlw and ueighliors here. An uNpeit horn the M A Jl.SiU fm
i't> itiul «ir- I has done am ple justice to Matlume the dangers of getting choice tortdrv will tloinoiisli.ilo the mivaalages of the MAJESTIC rat.Be and answer all queslloiiH.
l(ic names Rosalie'* a rt, as good food lilts eign lobnceqs anti liquors into Ger
You are Weltomo. wiiellier you buy or not. .
i of the old- been one of bis chief delights.
many are reaping large profit*
[*Unly tip. | Now, however, he in confined just now by plying their tradt/
■'^t. Hi a v i,y hjs physician:) to ’ broth and u|K:nly and with immunity because
been
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PARIS LETTER
S olid C o p p e r o r
E n a m e l K itc h e n W a r e
Set
During Derrionstration of:
The Great Majestic
The Range with a Reputation
Come One—-Come All!
F R E
E'«EffiBp
,.,1 n rmKo, M.u will lose money ..... .........
order m;\l week. Our offcr to
Uni if you tie**
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el,oil
o'of
etlher
of
those
heautilul
kilchcii
wnto-aelrt MtEE with Urn pureive you
volt yyoo u r .....................
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give
chase‘ of* it MAJESTIC range ks gootl next week only.
Saves Money— Bakes Better—Stays New
F ree!
'e m o n str a tio n
Of
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I ,v lmieiewifo oiiglil to coiiuidor xvc-U the cooking and wearing i|iiulltica. the Juel rconAny
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P £ Viu.,K.,,
You rook on it three limes a «b»v, every day in lltu
ptirlnnl, llu n lh
j|lt,
lhe health, energy ami contenlmn.t of your who « housei,:;i,i .K,H ,V,l' ;.ll ll,» ta ller
0 „.l « NKW MAJESTU; H»"X« will '" “Wc' y„u to
do every meal.
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111 Imi v a" ehtMTp kitrhen range Ihut wears toil »|iiickty andtrftrrr maVwM,
Tbo Only irJS economy in the Jotig run. The.vin lies .he economy
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n cutddown fuel and repair hills ami its l»ng lift*."f never failn.tf
rff'dc.fcy mSkcMi m l low iht y e .r of aorvjco. tluui any othor rang*, ln Iho world.
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ARP LUBRICATOR
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Remember!— I t’s Next Week OnlyL
Otir big free Kliclinu.Waro offer is good for next week only, while lhe fuctory represent,
Mo n d a y a n d t u e s d a y
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It will uct as a uroleclor oKalnst
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WIZ a I i D MEN Will Lubricate It
Absolutely Free.
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Sanford Home Builders,
New Spanish Stucco Bungalows
On Mellonville Ave., and 8th Street
Ready For Immediate Occupancy
AUTO radiator!
work!
Builders of
Built in a substantial manner
L ife T im e H o m e s
6 rooms and breakfast room screened
porch and open porch, hardwood
floors, ^hot water system, roomy
closets.
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Representatives at the property at
all times to show you through these
,, beautiful homes.
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Plain And Ornamental!
al Work. “Wespecializei
ties.” The ArmcoIngot]
Let us show you one o f our Lije Time Homes and
plan one fo r your lot. W e help you in the
planning and financing
El Verano Building Co.
I
207 French A\r. Sanff
TVIri’tmnc TlS-Wp
■fa ta :
Phone 7 5
I I Masonic Temple Building
I. Boyd
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Better Homes
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not menu limit
Security Lumber Company Inc.
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is , a
11 Masonic Temple Bldg.
small house arranged oil two
Lumber, lime, it-m cnl, piantcr, brick, «lunvi"**. roofing, etc.
O ur quality, our service, mid o u r |-n n n will Mitisf> ymi,
‘ 'E . Cum plun, Mgr... .
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PL4STER]
STUCCO
Sixth unit Mo pic
floor*.
This plan gives
room*
exposures on
A 11 modem fiiiidic- inside ai]
nil
woi<fc Guarunleetl. hooU ouv
Plenty of Ah‘rPimie^ and
three
sides, to eateli the slightest
breeze
from any
9a
direction.
'Hie arrangement, however, is
terial.
tit*
so compact that this seem
Y O U ’LL GET MORE ’YEARAGE’
2 O U T OF OUR CONSTRUCTION
T
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WORK
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DORSEY HOW ARD & KELLY
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Contractors & Builders
Meisch Bldg
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J• TTF*^irC?rii“M>iTr*•»"
well placed on n small lot. The
THr
roof garden can he provided
with aw nings and screens if
Permanency is the surest means of yield{ mg’continued profit on your building pro; jepts. Disintegration and the need for re’ pairs is a cost that eats into your returns
on your investment.
\ Let us help you build for security, for
i endurance for minimum upkeep. We do
. this by careful, conscientious workmanI Bhip, thb correct selection of correct mu., terial and quickest completion of the con1 traeted work. Let us supply estimates.
t Room 217
ingly large house would la-
"ALUANDA"
A fIV t LO O M
fI G l/.M
WITH TOUCH AND £/Df-6A£DUJ
DlttJNC I c o n
so desired, ami equipped for
a
delightful
second
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1HD (IOOM
It p f <).»-
JCZCO .
Xu rt<
story
gl'eaStr
the nu.j
the fti
porch.
LIVIN G BOOM
Flans
and
specifications
Boor
Dto (Loom
IV O U 't
iV-ft*«iro
Po ICH
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whole <
jK-nds « t
quality,
GAttOtN
may he secured from the Ar
chitect. FLUKED MOWIIY.
Plt-JT T lQ d t PLAN
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M o w s* , y . S A c tf/r tc r ~ . AuAMi rt*
A AP
Sanford
Roofing Co.
Phone 719
>, * .M, *f ‘
G U ARANTEED
House Paint
ha.* ‘L«i|
test.
^tCOND f-KDJL PLAN
C *vre j
Comal
110 North Laurel Ave. I
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Curlier Third and Oak
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Any color, per g a l.................... $2.87
Double thick paste paint, gal... 3.30
Pure linseed oil, per g a l.......... 1.30
(Floor varnish, per gal..............2.24
. F lat wall paint, per gal............. 2.55
S a n fo rd
C ash L u m b e r
C o,
lia s on hand an unusually complete stock of all
kinds of building ’materials.
In addition we have rolling cuts ol brick, tile,
r j 'ks, doors and windows, aiyj .vurious kinds'bf
We have just received in ear luail lots for imm e
diate delivery, nails and sash weights.
RA D IO
Tile roofs, built up -loufa, re-ixiofing over old
roofs.
Leaks repaired.
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Let us book jou r urdc/s in advance no you will
be sure tp have you;* needs supplied.
Terlup and ilallvn. I'ropu,
Fhuac 111
iUj.jMW Wext First St.
E stim ates free.
*10 W. First Street
I'huiie 755
Fhone 472rW
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�m a t e r ia l s
YO U CANNOT AFFORD T O
iplc Slorks lliuhl Now Ilf
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BU Y B EFO R E SEEING
m
Quality and Service
OUR NEW AND EX
C LU SIV E L 'N E O F
AVE THE SURFACE
F IX T U R E S FOR,
SE SUN-PROOF FAINT,
T H E HOME
OW IS THE TIMH
a n d h o o f in g .
KICKS RIGHT
T in n e rs
to the Trade
EDKCORATE
JAMES H. COWAN
ICES ARE LOWER
ED WALLS WITH VKLUMINA
Ll) FLOORS with FLOORHID!
SHEET METAL CONTRACTOR
INISIl Your Car With Auto Glos
Duality Metal, Kflivieiil Ser\ ice, Correyt Price.
Oak Avenue
1vUV 'um* 111
G. L . STUART
MIRCH L. FOX
Oak and Third ,SI»
A. R. PLATT, Prcsidenl
EXCLUSIVE DEALERS
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1 l»j Magnolia Avenue
ti
Rhone-442
Don’t F orget to hear the Radio. J
112 First Street
Plans if You Need Them
I>ws not lilt.* luxurious thought of a com
fortablc J*nt ure appeal to you? The trif
lin.u- sam lices necessary now will quick
1,\ lade when ymi become, the proud pus
sessoi u|*yuiii Inune.
Phones uud the plumbing
huBlnotta t:ot nlong fine
together.
Puts ua with»s
in easy reach o f you. Our
Happy Plumber f.t awaitI,.nr< puli r. all wav nern*>’ IrmU
( ( iN T R A C T O R S
CuntriTc walks
i n in e
roitn. Florida
iiiK your call— emergency
or imiulry.
.
la u o ami a leal hu\ at ss.YOl» SC.uot) rash. Imlunct
monthly-
See ownei
X H . JACKSON
T e le p h o n e d l I, O ffic e . I l ‘J L a s t S e c o n d SI
tu slllcss is hlllhiillK
le n d in llii'-incss
Sanford Building <N Loan Association
\ Rni >ou do not have to wait for the
?! t ree lugi ow. We give it to you in any
shape, size or style.*"
IT IT IS AWNINGS OR WINDOW SHADES SliK IJS.
N
\Vc use Luxui* shade cloth.
All our work guaranteed
Seminole A tuning Shop
JUST R E C E IV E D A
109
!•;. Second Street
I'lione J86-U
Y O U R HOME
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[UANT1TY Q F - ^ Q L .
MATERIAL;
L E H IG H
P CEM EN T,
|e , a c m e
struction, wc have some interesting infer
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ination for tne home builder.
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a r e
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t h 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
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*<*• Rhone 135
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Consult this office before you start con
T IG E R
plaster
CHE ID EA L S P O T T O BUILD
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TTTE SANFORD n E R M J ). SATURDAY, rC T ftU A n Y JO .JjlM
S anford D ally H erald
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v 20 Tim es __ ______ ...,5c a line
T he reduced ra te s a re fo r
consecutive insertions.
S ix w ords of nverago length
« are, counted a line.
•Mftilmuni charge o f 30 fo r
f i r s t Insertion.
_y. All ad v e rtisin g Is restricted
to p ro p er classification.
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f o r only one in co rrect insertion,
th e a d v e rtise r f o r subsequent
Insertions. T h e office should bo
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erro r,
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th o ro u g h ly fn m llin r w ith ra te s,
ru les and classification will
give you com plete inform ation.
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a s s is t you in w ording y o u r
w an t ad. to moko it m ore cfIM PO R T A N T N O T IC E
A d v e rtise rs should glvo th e ir
s tre e t o r postofflcn ad d ress ns
w ell bh th e ir phono n u m b er If
th e y d esire re su lts. A bout ope
re a d e r o u t o f a th o u san d h a s
*» telephone, nnd th e o th ers
c a n 't com m unicate w ith you
unless th e y know your n d d rets.
A ll discontinuance M U ST be
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I—Announcem ents
9— Personals
S U F F E R E R S of h ea rt trouble, Ang iria P ectoris, Dropsy, A sthm a,
H igh Blood P ressure, P aralysis, I
w ill gladly tell you free, how you
?an go t quick ami lasting relief,
W ithout using drugs, medicine or
Scrums. A ddress R. V. W alden, Box
1866, New I) uven, Conn.
E. SPU R R IN G , subdivision.
irelolUt, Subdivision to Orrfgbta, *1oridn on Dixie Hlghn J iy F lorida, and
F-Jo t u
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• N A SH
JA M ES II. COXVAN—A ll kinds
« « » % n fo rd D ealer, S. A . Pino
o f T in t und S heet M etal W ork,
208 W. F in d S t.
P hone 017
W ater nnd Boat T an k s. A t O ak
Avenue nnd T hird S tre e t. T ele
C H R Y SL E R
phone
111.
C U A S. T. P U L L E R MOTOR CO.
411 W . 1 st S t. •
Phone 092
M IRACLE Concrete t o ,, g en eral
cem ent w ork, sidew alks, build
P E E R L E S S S E D A N Bought
sum m er. O w ner
going ing hlockn, Irrig atio n boxes. J . R.
NorHi, w ishes ^ gcil a t hnrgnin T jrw H Icger, Prop.
37__ S itu a tio n s W an ted — M alel!)— P ou ltry and Sup plies
A NICELY furnished, Sunny bed
room, th ree windows, S o u th ern
exposure, nex t to bath, h u t w ltc r .
_ _________________ ____________ PULLETS o r H E N S n o t ovdr onu
year old. 10 to 200. B. T. T iller.
Route A.‘ Sanford, F la .
i■
______ ROOMS FO R R ENT— Double room
w ith tw in beds; nlso single
i ’ a v t f i i _ Tic re tire d . South FOR I’UIUO bred Rhode Island room, n e a r new F o rre st Luke n o
CRPB
te!. Cnll 571-J. Mrs. H. H. LdW-
53— Building Materials
W ILLY S - K N IG H T nnd Overlnnd, H U N A Ii AD in th ese colum ns,
P . nnd M. M otor Co„ P a rk nnd
" ho cost is sm all, re su lts tire
Com m ercial.
g ro at. Phono 148.
n. B.
McCALL JR.
Builders Supplies
S E M IN O L E H U D SO N -E SSE X
INC.
203 Oak Avcnuo
Phono 41
AUTO M OBILE D E A L E R S: I f you
HERALD will bring ynu in big
110 N orth L aurel SL
w an t to sell y o u r used cars, ad-1 results. Advcrtisn those old nrv ertlsc dally on the classified page, tid e s you hnve stored aw ay and
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.aA H i l t . eUIw*..
havo no .uio
for. A
litllo th irty cont
ad
may
b
rin
g you several
25—
Florists
C H EV R O LET
doRnrs. Phono 148 and a re p re
58— Household Goods
sen tative will call and ace you.
STEW
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Don-Jon C hevrolet Co., Inc.
Flow ers fo r nil occasions.
FOR SALE, An upright piano in
T enth nnd S anford Avc-, phone 708
814 M yrtle. Phone 260-W
good condition, also a few pieces
of bedroom fu rn itiy u . Mrs. Pul27— Professional Services
eston. Rose C ourt. »
REEL
SO N ^
W IGHT P R IN T SH O P— P rin tin g
'( B U R N E R G iis Stove for sale,
You Drivn It.
E ngraving, Em bossing. See ue
T. Dunlap, Cor. Bilk and Igiurcl.
W. M yrtle and 2nd S t. n t R. R,
R E A L ESTA TE SALESM EN
firs t. W e do it. Phono 417-W
K. R. Avc.-Cotn merc 1«l St.
Only producers w anted. Wc have SEW ING MACHINE. Good order,
nn unusuully a ttra ctiv e proposition $20.00 Box B-Il.
CHIROPRACTIC A djustm ents for to o ffer to h u stlers who hove come
th a t pale, thin, delicate child of to S anford to m ake nmnoy.Our list EVER BRITE Radiant Gil Heater.
Sanford Agent. 109 Sanford
y o urs will trunaform it into a ings dud clionlel fa the beat. If
healthy, happy, rosy-cheeked child. you arc u suiestnan nnd w ant to Avenue.
DODGE BRO THERS DEALERS In v estig ate and then try . Phone m ake perm anent connections, where
Sanford Stove & F urniture Co.
''1923 F ord Coupe
•IB2-J for appointm ent. Dr. W. E. y o u r servicou will be appreciated,
321 E. F irs t S treet
and
y
o
u
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income
unlim
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A
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1024 Dodge Coupe
M ncDuugall, 1st. N at'l Bank Bldg.
We
ca rry a full line
d
ress
Box
D-100
care
H
erald,
lo
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1925 1 % Ton Graham T ruck
ir prices aru right. Cash nr
an interview ,
J925 Dodge S p o rt T ouring
IV—Employment
rms. Wc w ant your business.
1925 Ford Coupe
1925 F o rd F o rd o r Sedan
STEAM PR E SS fqr su!<
32— fld p Wanted— Female
$200 nflply W illiams
Club.
b<>7 Willow Ave.
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COLORED GIRL W ANTED to
core fo r child in afternoon. Good
i— M is c e lla n e o u s Kx
M ILLER O. PH IL L IPS, INC.
pay. Call a t 1112 M yrtle Ave.
change
Phono 3
Oak a t Second S t. j
FOR SALE by owner. Owing to
FLOW ERS for sale. Cnlcndftill health will sell e n tire busi CUT
R E F IN E D LADY
Ins now ready. 25r per dozen
ness
ut
a
bargain.
A
ddress
Owner
F o r Real K alatc W ork
Phone 40 \V, M rs. L. H. Jones.
Lnku M ary Casino, Jjik e Mary.
No previous experience necessary Fla. ■
REALTORS ami Broken, shop!'
D raw ing account und commission,
ca rry a complete list of theii
given to the one who can qualify.
best offerings in tile classified col
For per-onul interview , address,
unis daily.
K. H. Muntz. 201 S. Bench St..
Daytona Bench, Florida.
(;.r>— S p e c ia ls u t ( h e S to r e s
W ANTED!
W ANT TO IN V EST
Mi
5000 Squeaks
sum with service*, havo
W e’ll lake ’em out and
give n atu re of business etc
ABSOLUTELY FR E E
Cl care of Herald.
Monday ami Tuesday,
COOKING A PL E A SU R I
YOUNG MAN W ANTED to do of
Feh. 22 and 23
fice nnd stenographic work. Ap
PERFEC TIO N AUTO
$250,011 W ILL S T A R T . y
ply 232 Mcjseh Building.
LAUNDRY
ipunufartiiring business
On a C larke Jew el R ange
ford, now allowing gpotl
Box 3it I .like A1fi i d, Pin.'
W IG H TS —T hree statio n s. M ag
and look over our slock.
nolia nnd Second, F irs t nnd Elm,
WE
have
work
for
both
white
Hanford Avenue and JOlh S treet
and colored women as feeders
E x p ert service.
and fohloi s on fla t wash m iner t.
iaiUudry, liu-., \V. Tldt 1
III—Business Service and•Sanford
Cellar.’
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MONTEZUMA H O T E L
•Snnrord's m ost homo-Rke hp.
tel; locutod on corner M agnolia
Avc., 2 m inutes walk from b u si
ness eection. Open nil y ear.
J . It. MeDONALir, Mgr,
Phono 485
77— H om es for Rent
FOUR ROOM house fo r re n t nt
sain. In Kosclnnd H eights. 0
1’. Collins.
W A N TED
8 3 — F a r m s n n d I ,a n d For S tile
HOM ES ON EASY TER M S
JA S A. JO H N SO N
112 W. 1st. SI.
F IF T E E N acres, 0 room house,
orange grove and chicken farm ,
iu l.ongwood. See Sim m ons Realtv Co., phone 49-J.
, Close in on Palm etto Avenue
E a ste rn -oxpo:mre. 5 mom* an,I
h ath. Price for next few days, JiJKip
bargain in a furnished caUy term s.
See Simmons R ealty Co.,
E a ste rn exposure lot iri Tine
n u rs t $1000; Cosh ?H00. Balance u
u . in, lie,N |—.1
room
'*w, two porches. . A t
Manor (fo rtn eiiv Gindurnqnirc II (!i M yrtle Avc.,
19- \\ .
II—Autom obiles
SUNNY LANH REALTY CO.
R ealtor .
If. G. W oohvnrth, M gr . 221 Melsch
HTUDEliAKKR late model big <1 Bldg., over Piggy W iggly, but wo
t nt'dan,' Good tire s and imint,deliver.
Used very R ule. A w onderful bar1215 P alm etto Ave. 8w' King.
>M HOUSE 2 blocks
n s t St. Lot 40X139. FOR SALK OR RENT 27 n>«m
hotel w ith ten a p a rtiMi'el- On
is, Witter ami shade,
•n; ?750.00 Cush Bat the H alifax River, at Port Dinner.
mnlhly. Rent subject 5 miles South of) Daytona. )'„r
111 per month. Phone p articu lars w rite Port Owin'i
R ealty Co. B rokers pioteclnl. I
HurtUor.
,
ni.uFUL in; s in e s ,
FOUR SALESM AN
DODGE
~
M iller O. P h lltln . Co., Inc.
P leasu re cars nnd Graham trucks LANKY'S DRUG STORE—P ro
Oak und 2nd S treet.
Plmno 3
scriptions, D rugs, Sodnu. ,W t
ore nn near you an your phone,
SA N FO R D BUICK CO,
Cnll 103.
212 M agnolia Avcuua
Phono 307
l!l— B u ild in g — C o n t r a c t In i;
SA L E SL A D IE S
To Sell Real E state
"
Sf 1ST
L IN C O L N — FORD — FORDRON 3rd St. Phone l l i .
<
E dw ard H iggins, Inc.
C om m ercial & P alm etto, Plmno 331
SA NFORD ELECTRIC CO.
Successors to Gillon & l'la tt
lit) Magnolia. E v erything elec
trical. Phono 422. E lectrag ith
Radio.
Shows a f
last nmnih,
On F irst S treet
* ***5-5^lFit K SALE, 5 room house
12751),(JO
07— lloom s With Hoard
BALDWIN
ICOUAjo , w ith or w ithout meals.
Rcauonnblo rates. Lincoln Hotel.
BROWN
'‘^ -H o o m s Without Board
N EATLY FU R N ISH E D ROOMS
H ot W ater, Adult*
only, 001 Palm etto Avc.
iH C iO O e W T iP A N )T-S-----—
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W. I \ CARTER
voom 230 Mclach Building
By GEORGE McMANUS
TOO i
KNOW
O S -o l d
t s o v v - I'L l- C O D O W N
O lfr r V tD AM C t T iT H E
H O H C Y 'T H E N
H A V E IT
1s t n o w
Extension,
ALSO A W ON D ERFU L
II. M. KILGORE
T CITY, FLORIDA
If in terested cnll and tnlk
‘fflf, m A t f r r 4 r t t t i tw.
AND
davky-winston
WONDERFUL
BUSINESS LOTS
BRINGING U P FATHER
L » O T O t«Q O H tl • O L kT ^tS O W E ^ M E
A H O H O R EO O O U L N R 5 AN ir f^ "
i iu;
Irgam/.ntton, Jncorjiorutvd,
O N E J.O T 23-C Work P.
S yntrna Beach .facing
3 blocks froln,oct*nn. ' j bloc
river. H ard streets, ski
w a te r and lights. Price SI
cash $25.09 per month. I'ln
W. C. llartliiie.
V
We have nn u ttru c tiy o prop
nsition to o ffe r to producers
IIU P fi=sM A RM O N S
SANFORD ROOFING CO. Tile
S anford A utom obile Co.
roofs, built up rimfe. R e-roofing
£06 M agnolia A rc.
Plmno 137
7 ROOM HOUSE, two baths, mr
Her lot. 50X117. Soutli ami
W est on Magnolia Avc., $19,900
Cnali. I’.- (). Box -17 Cily.
LOT II BRENTWOOD. Ian tut
ea st, one block from higltwm.
11 bearin g orange trees. 1‘iiie
$750.00. $150.00 Cash $20.00 p<r
m onth.
i ’hoiiu/HR!. W .'C . llartlim-..
This location U very de.
Vi ruble for any kind of a
wholesale business yvheref am
ple track facilities lire becesaary, also wonderful lotlition
for heavy retail business
such ns grocery, feeds flour
etc. Will lease this property
mi attractiv e term s for long
term with privilege of Inly
ing uny time.
For fu rth e r particulars w rite
owner.
H — A u to m o b llc H F o r S alt',
McCALL & VOX
REALTORS
l ’HONE 715.
HOUSES!
E asy Terms
S panish bungalow pried in
sell, modern home, Holly Avc.
$5500.
C ottages near Lake Monroe
$2000—$501) cash,
balance
m onthly.
Lots of. lots all over town,
priced to sell, see—•
JA S A. JOHNSON
112 W. F ir s t Si.
250» feet fro n tag e, by 117
feet depth. On account of be
ing centrally located und with
both w a te r nnd rail shipping
facilities, Sanford iu destined
to become a larg e and im port
an t d istrib u tin g point in the
S tate.
FLORIDA
BUNGALOW
8 1 — H o u s e s F o r S a le
L ISTIN G S on building lots in
T o r t Mellon und KunfoiM H eights.
LUNGWOOD.
B R IT T -C I1ITTE N B BN
CO., INC.
5 room house on lot <10X200 $2,000,
$1,535 Cash. Hal, $10 p er m onth.
G arage A p artm ent $1,700. $3011
Cash Bal. $30 per month. G arag e
apt. $2,800, $400 cash, Uni. $10 p er
mo. New fi room limiscf S anford
A w , $1,500, $200 cash, Hu!.' $50
tier month,-*- — — **•
Avenue
SA N FO R D DRUG COMPANY
“The Rcxnll S to re"
We m ake a specialty o f our prom pt
fcDEAN-BERG CORPORATION
y |6 F ira t
N a t’l. Bank
Bldg. filling of prescriptions and quick
delivery,
Drugs
—
Soda
— Hot Sandwiches
phone 713
An ideal rc
Rose C ourt, 1
fo r , $2,500.00
term s.
XI—Real Estate For
Sale
F R E S H F R U IT , fresh vegolnhles.
Fresh oysters daily. We carry
only the b est in these lines. T ry our
sto re for q u ality products. ^Jtoyal
F ru it Co., 107 W. F irst S treet.
it*
F o u r room house
lUctln Avenue for J
$700.00 cash, balance
81— W anted— To Rent
30— Lost nnd Found
TRACTOR Service, clearin g plow
ing. disking and stree t g rad in g
BUNCH O F KEYS, w ith my nam e. I.ot us do your subdivision. M, M.
K J . P lease V eturn to 202 1st, stre e t. Lord, Route A. Box 210.
W H ITE and colored h elp 'w an t,
N r S W. S co tt Jam es.
Apple Sanford
Laundry, Li1
IJU N O U O F KEYS lost S atu rd ay 18— litiHint’SH Service Offered West Third ami Cedar.
}n sm all le a th e r case. R eturn to
AM ERICAN CAFE
Xfarald Office.
have ju st opened up a modern
rnfe in th e C ates building, Wc servo
- ............
- ..h o m e cooked foods, in the cleanest
Rew ard if re tu r n e d io f surroundings. E verything rnuiSt., o r Phono 400. ta ry . Come in and e a t with ua.
h a r c a in s
t o
C \.
| V / H E P . F ’b
J
A H ' K I N N F . y .j (T- J J H H . T H e r
I j H O ^ P l T A L '- i S -
* T H E T C O T . it s a '
CORNER A PA R T M E N T SITE
One block from New F u r ta l
Ia»ko llo te L in.- Snnfmii.
Need cash fo r other properties
will sell fo r lets than markri
value.
Addtrstv P. O. Box
JJaytonu Beach,
Phone
88,
Daytona
HELLO - ou c a n
|f O O
* tse
^ O M 'T o v ,
a
CENT:; •*
R IP E V O R PLUCKING
A P !» 0 0 T
T H I N C j! ,
An admirably situated Irsct
of land, suitable fof
, injr
fro n t facto ry «l u ,t i u l win
an additional area whmh
m.k e
wondcrfu suW.viso^
o f 400 o r more spleno'0
sitea.
Priee
today,
S fK
D.ltMor IktVrs/rvons
Is*._(B»__
.X
B A Y A R D R E A L TY ( 0 ^ ^
d S. P ark A vr,
i
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^
NFOl^D h e r a l d , SA Ttm PA Y . FEBRITARY 20, 192fi.
rHE NEBBsl
C1
C.n Lanta lot 5(1x135 fro n tin g
panford Ave. $3,200. Term s to
CO-OPERATION
t h o u o -*t YOUQ LUNJCM
-t w e l v e A N fo o ig i
Mnvfair lot corner of Union
AwT CTd E lH ottrSfcr $40«O.0Or
SI600 cash, balanco 1-2 years.
Magnolia ?Ielghtii loJ * on
Hughey St. The price wlR su r
prise you.
'
.
*
Six room house between M ag
nolia nnd P alm etto on T enth
Street, $8000—$2600 cash, bal
ance to suit.
V w w tM
. MU&T t»G SHIPPED DA.uY_ \
1 MAO T
o
PURNJlSM A OONjO
o p A lQ O O O TO GUA R a m t e e
TU iS AMO PO R MY DOuGM
D-YDOS. 5MOK1MG PERIOD
^ELLOkUS To (JMOCRSTAMO
Uje-N JEITW EP ONE OP TOO .
GATIMG COMMITTEE OR AN
J V.WEN v o u CAME WERE —
!E JUST w RED, TUAT3 ALL -
SOU TWO Ot**OS ARE JUMDinjc
AROUMO L»*E A COu P-E
V
OP GRAv ESTOnjES .
J
TV*OSE TvMO **ROS
'rwEV MAV;5 A GLOW MOTIOM °O U R E LOOK L KE
LW&mTNUNj S —'TWEV COME IN !M TW£ MOKTMtMG
WOVIM6 u k E a *m im u tb “ man. d _. s o aroumo
A ll DAY LiKS twG ‘'•wouRT>AAmO A,m O SO
/
V HOME UK6 'r^ e SECOMD' MANjD /
J
T S A M Y IM E
"iACK iSJ
•wO R T m u i l l G
E Y f i 's i e e R d w e a r s
am ocum t
3
REMROOiS
RePREOCMTATiUe,
iQRE PfiO&ReOSi^G
WTU TMCiR
=OLL S O lG M e
BOOTH AND GIBBS
11*7 M agnolia Avenue
TO Ru>M RUDY_
YJiuL TMEY '
^ O ttC E O .f
.
W A T AMO SEG
ONE LOT
* fc-7 wjt^C
WWAAAA*
in Pine H urst facing on H ughey,'
for $2,200.
? ? ? ??
EASY TERMS
*♦
•'
V
•I
jnklin
500.00. Several lots close in f o r $100 per *
»
, days. lot.
jC ttiQtkt i»;» i ,
11AO AN REALTY CO.
fully 108 E. 2nd S tre e t.
Phone 038.
| necesat a
/Tw w ,
p r o c e sso r !
X tS .l RUNE HAD AOST ONE’
MTER MIOYHER.
^MCE BUBCAMEXOCOX.U6E
TOO LOOK SO
WORRIED -
OH NO1HIN6.N0MMN6? a \S H\S \
IcMY.WHAT
HAS HE
DONE
NOVO ?
! Black Hammock Celery Land.
I Can you buy any this ch eap ?'
I This special price fu r short tim e i
only. I-ots num ber 211. 242, 243,
I 211 in the SW U of section 1-21-31
Seminole county, l l i milo ^rom 2 1
1railroads and imved roiul.
[ Surrounding lands much higher
nnd m aking big money in truck.
Price $8,000—Term s $6,000 Cash.
: hnlnnce 1-2-3 years ut (J per cent
interest. T itle is clear, no in cu m -,
F ra n c e nnd 1025 tax is paid.
Drive out nnd look nt th is land,
talk to the surrounding owners.
Believe you will find th a t this Innd
is minted at three to four hundred
dollars per nr re. A ddress
110BKRT K. ELLIS
, IV O. Box 332 F o rt Myers, Fla.
HETHEMOST. HEWEARS ALLMY
?h<LT^ES
EUERYTHINO
l HAJE W « HAS ONLY HEtN
HERE AEEW DAYS
ANO Ht HAS
BORROWED A
HUNDRED
DOLLARS,
ALREADY -
l NO, tY IS OoT OE THE QUESTION
* ihPOV bIBY S . I CAN'T 6 E T HIM
TO SE T T E E D O W N ---- - O R
SETTEE U P , _________.
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C u t >< ku iik.Kt me
Pi'lOM’NPOP
B oT mC K i Nu y o u
VJMY DO*. ’ I Y
An;Li f.LE r g
OC’S Av.l ui 1.1
Ok..
i^ >
Street.
s
B yT ayW ,
IIKNRV ( ;KT* THE WORST OF IT
li- IdL SHCU>:a| i..m ^ / - Bin i v.'AN : To HyU-WI.
iS
5 ACHES in S o u th e rn Sanford,
liiiproved for $2,600 h a lf rush.
See It, II. Ilnnkston, 112 \V. F ir s t
MY! HE \S SO LVKEAEVEN / F _
TOO - IT'S A SHAME .
CAN v YOU 6ET HIMTO
__ SETTLE DOWN
HE IS SOCH A
HkRUM GCARuM
tellow -
EtlRWAVEORRDW\W6 THAT ANNOYS'
LOOK AT THIS!
y
cvit
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vayiMG
m u v \T k a
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J ^
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AMD ONUS
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T?TSrAMoE.(?UT L \
DOM r RECALL OF \
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Ao Auj ,
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j
‘.To MA»V rc o rL E iTIS
*50m e Ti\\ e s h a rd To
/
NoT so Goco. docMV K.H£UMAT\SM
WASN’T IMPROUSD
„
ANY- -----**■
so u rcE uuG ?
^ RCMEMBCR/tAt ALL
W E L L , AUST
L a i c , mio h a lf mile from golf
'nurse. Price $0500.00. Term ;
,{2600.011 rakh $2000.00 in <,ne yeui
ninl $2(1110.00 La tw o y e a rs a t 6 pc
teal interest.
-a f c r
.OUTOUR WAV
1111. IIOWAIM) ( ’ulUTJUATlOfv
Itealtorx
Mnnoaic 'Building
By Williams
\
w e E K -^ZkSDPUA$E!
.
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OUR BOARDING HOUSE
f - 1■ - AND
D ‘Vi ' > A Q oH IlV '■
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c_tl3 A H A W j l W E O lU M L ,
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F lA lO R O l j M
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By Aliem
ENrfW uJrto C0PENHA6£iAL v - 3 £ e
flo
f wag occAOimi tor a civil HolipaV,-A --3EE-MU f F l LJ O o c I_lT
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u p o i O iN iruFt a
13GTU-E. u P g i DED O w i M ! V U A tiiF ?
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RU U A P O ^ ’i B l E-TO P E & C R » u e T H E
F
T S tL iH o OV "3oVOllG BEVllLPERMELlT 1 I , Nt
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o^ -rA ' vliTelc? \ TAVCEVOli UP TO
CLAVA tG COMILi’ j “W d O U R CAMPIC*
OVER-fO PUT J
IVl'-JOMP Ohi 1
/ — y Q E r j i O k i ! — WELL O iR , - n l A T * — s
,d p y p iH rtc a -TUT- W iki* G A V E /v iA A T \U v E
\ A LEG OF LAMB!
;
( a BA N Q U ET" Hi MV ^ - / s j v s o r f oifcAMEP' [ - a,DROP Iti, I
H
VOR ^ ■ \ viAMrfaAA -To /
FARMS and (iRO V ES:
1.. T. Bryan.
•J. I’. Thurm ond.
f MEET A tiEVU S
^
tti-L A V iT 5E fe'
MARRIEP UITOTVV,'
I F e U P , — t € > A V ‘\
BE V1EAR«S» A _y
HOMES
Mr*. Bello Check.
•V 11. Slenstrum
Ml'SINKSS PRO PERTY:
I’n rtcr K. Pitt*.
PEP:
B. It. Gray,
LOTS:
A. \V. Harz,
It. A. King.
A IT TIO N
d epa rtm en t
Jiirne* 1„ Sm ith,
('ha*. C. Wheelqr,
E- NVnrd Jean.
W
houte;
•»« Mr|lerm*.
hungnf»ly
1(1
nrd
fair,
la n ta ;
W A S H FUVJK CA nI T D R IV E H I S H O P 6 E T o ^
WHEELER, In c o rp o rate d .1
REALTORS
*•6 Magnolia Ave.
1‘honr 394-J
" •' Ih< n,.r*t mpldlv growing
SamiT* ,,n '*•«
F lorida
CoMt-
' ‘*,,r ‘‘n,> « » ■
1"VRP., LM
INO geta reaulU tf 5»
---teach*, potential buyera. P*1N(’- i.n l L '
Ave.
-
i
WOULDMU0WUPAN’
ID DK6 TO 6 0
OL/TTOMY UNCLES •
fA CM .A N 'J^TCH iT
» s a i a k e s a n *- r ^ i
n -
ONCLBSOOTONWS
FARM IS7A0SETINV
OARTSG SAYRES-
X VJUt AUAXTVV
yWJSHPOOMS ANT 1 AAD
t t ( f w E L L - V 9 a o A ) A £ SEARBO OF DtSM
( Be scared of /I TWNSS ? SAV-L&AUAE
Yt\ THEM EN6A>, • f j 76U.MA SOWrmtAitf-
[ //
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u r a s ons»
>W>LL ATQMA I S iW
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a o ju pia
LAST SUUAAM HHtN
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A R A - m e CMAYE
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KMOwnryAa
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lh® Jo an ift,‘H er;
&P
1 srreppsoauA
Bis turn. tSNAVS
,
iihruuKh^N v W ^ T o u r . »a1f»
lift. Ohio l^ | . , \ KnI* G axetta, fa*'
ItricL h \Va»/Jcjf “grlcMRnral dl»U rw ,u«, *"1 *nd dlaplar rate*
i s s L - iS S f e
AAJ-JUSTAST
MlRNT TO PICK t r
BYAAiOwey;7BB6- r
L I BWKE6YS 1
iN,r1P* is circulated In
agricultural .eo-
n
A-NN. AT *71WE-• OVJL^
CLOB
—
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HE KNEW POSITIVELY!
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
/ 6 t t - l VAtSH S F « iN 6 lT ^ AW-AU-YWR
UEE
«nMi a» at* aaawca. ■
M O RSE- W ILL D R IV E MMTfci P R i M K W E F
'
! ,r V ^ N**WS—It rovers llrow", * minty t;„irul)(rhly which H
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BAUDCj V^LA^iNC,,— AUP "THE O lE E « G >
I -- v
CT -THE MULTW lJ P E R u iG lk iG ivl MV
V AW.G I
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'l l 'i t nitOANT/.ATION
nrw
*evcn
rvunt*
^
c o n t in u e voiTH
* m e p r e s c r ip t io n
mm
l ' Acre (im ag e tlim 'o .Mmiii
mile, from Sanford near Twit,
Thik firm ,' |,aul 25 tier re a l, net
mi above price lino nviUMin.
n.n gr-au»it. w, > th <> Miik R«t V a p., oe«.
HUB SIMPLY WON’T SETTLE
8 7 — A c r e a g e f o r S a le
|i, k :il
tm
suchsiuvausmoNS—
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T H E SA NFORD H E B A L P
isr Tin* r tiim ir
IT „r
OF T it B
flKVKKTii jt'iMciAti* nnrtriT
OF- T IIK STATR O F
IV C IIA M RHY.
0. C. MCII.MITT,
., ■
ORLANDO,
.Fob.
,
20.— Two
*• • —* '
^ fuse.
The explosion ■ w a s
heard for,Som e distance, ns n lairge
hole was to rn in the c m . i They
w ere a rre ste d , bu t released when
th ey prom ised to leave ‘'slick s"
alone*
Checker Match *To
Be Held At Lakeland(
L A K E L A N D , F la. Feb, 20, (A1)
— Bctwcon'fJOO and 400 checker pnd
ehoaa play6rs, sev eral o f them fa
m ous th ro u g h o u t th o world, will
m eet in to u rn ey m atches *hcre
n e x t M onday a t th o ~ H o rid n Skylin g t w eek.
Dan Jo rd a n , cxchum pion of E ngland and A m erica,
E . A. W illiam s, so u th ern chaminn; Bam Levine, cham pion of
few E ngland, nro am ong those en
tered .
.
*■
Tho piny will include a m a s te r
to u rnnl
ey and m atches betw een a r t
ists
of SL P otorsliurg' and nll'"
l* "*
com ctn
^DAYTONA BEA CH , Fob. 20—
John D. Rockefeller'* persona?
j Fbysician, an j
f]nnnc|ni holp
? « f th e boy’s school pals did n o t
save fhe life o f M arion R ntcliffc,
Junior high shool student.
IUitcllffe succumbed here to tu b crcalosls of the bone.
S' ;■
t
i J e f e n d a n t / '<
C ita tio n .
K navrn a n d t a k a o n
U rlrm laala.
n J mn . r H t r i ( o n i r f r t r t i r e r 'T o P
j
c-nrl»‘' n . V l r | t i e S m a r t. JS.
{;
**• a i l s w o r t h , U. w .
wV/I
wlfn, **" W e s lr y
1,. H re nUcVh ‘*’ . hia
H a tfie ld
J. C. McUrlrte,
l
Jnrn. s W t.llly T hom
Morfln. J. It. M cNutt, 1 1 , a . J . . . . . . .
if i t wouM, s ta tio n s re b m h m io n t n Z
C LEA R W A TER , Feb. 20.— A
m an a fte rw o rd s giving his nam e
t u F ra n k Davis, took possession
o f b ro a d c a s tin g . station WGI1B
here, a f te r Insisting th a t he w as
■ A? Jesiw C h rist."
Flo lighted lapurs fo r a religious ritu a l, and
; p rep ared to announce him self to
J*j th * w orld a s th o S aviour.
W hen
. th e announcer delivered n hrrmdtip s to tho chill, tho
s tra n g e r
" ti n t e d th e o th e r c h e e k /
F in a l
l y ,t h e police wero sum m oned and
m an is being hold fo r m ental
m lnation.
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F O R T L A U D E R D A L E , F eb. 20.
V.V«r. ■A corporation, said to bo oper
a tin g one of th e la rg e s t h o tels jn
N ew Y ork, w as re p o rte d to have'
purchased the 12,000,000 h o stelry
WJW being constructed n t L auderdal? Isles.
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> B TU A R T, F eb. 20.— F ire, which
broko out hern in se p a ra te sections
a f th e city* destroyed n Jiotol In
th e negro section, exploded n lank
containing tw o ca rlo ad s of crude
“
otid d am ag ed th e
a iu u tv
a t th e S outh F ork.
v C om plainant
w pi « of fillin g statio n rob- t>. tv. c u n n ia "t at.
youths hero found a “stick" and
s which occurred
h ere rowondered whnt it was.
They
P C hief o f Police Dan Wil<
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found
out
that
it
was
dynamite
Tv'
u iu t IV was dynam ite, son -h as e ven onni-mlnM
p erato rs off ithe
and then w ondered
F I.O H IO A.
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ni rsinioin
o th e rw is e . l e s « lly '" ~ x t(n c t
or "otherw
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o th e rw ls
r i* im m g a n r i n t e x c s u
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tirw lse: to T. K. W a r e anil Com pany.
ro -iiarin era h lp . aand
w . JI.
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a co'-psrinershlp.
n d W.
H o w an rd
a n d Brother, a -co-parinerahlp. ahd
tu each and e v e ry tho ^ o - p a r t n e r s ,
a n d to a n y person o r piTenna rla im Inx a n y tn to ra a t o r I n tares ta u nder
saTd .co-partnom lilpa, o r sold cotiartifam ; and to nil part!#* r , n |n j'
In a an y I n te r r a t o r I n t r r r a t " In ih*
iand involved In ihla mill u n d e r an y
Of th e iitmvo nam ed defe n d an t a.
each and every whoso n am es and
pln res of residence nro u n k n o w n to_
th e (Tomplulnnnt In Uie above on-•
SA TU RD A Y . FEB R U A B
j
Y 20. 1926.
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o r req u ired fo a p p e a r u» th a bP l «*
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H o w a r d . Ills Wlfn, an d o . H. H ow ard .
iI(-cp» s <’(I. o r o th a r w lx s s t tci Currie.
Moure and Cum panyi If a p n r in r r sn ip , a n d to e a ch and e v e r y tlie e o parinerw. w h o s e g i v e n n a m e s are
u n k n o w n , and
to a n y
p erson or
p e r s o n s rln lm lm r a n y I n t e r e st or InIp r e s ts under sa id e o - p a r t n e r s h lp or
sa id co-im rl n.'i ii. and If n oorporuilo n , If mild i-oriioriiiinn lot In tenal
e a l s l e n c e . IIlid If d is s o lv e d or ollinrw ts« le a u l ly e x t i n c t or o th e r w is e , to
Feb. 20, (/P)— a ll p e r s o n s c l a i m i n g a n y Interest
K
T
Sir H arry Lauder y
R etires From Stage
E D IN B U R G H ,”
F ir H a rry L auder has become a
m em ber of th e coterie of acto rs
who imvo m ade th e ir la s t to u r,
f " I hnvo como to th a t timo of
life when hom e is good cnougli for
mo, and I will n o t to u r ag ain ,"
S ir H a rry says.
H e plan s -to re tire to his homo I
in Scotland and ap p e ar only i>ccnsionnlly before B ritish audiences,
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Even wlu’ii clnd in w in ter g a r
m ents, th e w eight of a s m a rt wom nn’r. clothing may, l>c ns little n?
th ree pounds nud seven ounces.
fA V A R E S , Feb. 20.— A cup has
beon-pffored by tho K iw nnls Club
h are lo tho Ideal fesldont keeping
th e b e st ynrd nbnut his prem ises
Ihla lu m m e r.
Tho cup will lie
held fo r one year, and will lie
U ranfforred ■to tho one w ith the
i^bciit ynrd in 1927.
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DAYTONA, Feh. 20.— H abitues
of the b en c h 'h ero nro m ourning
the death o f Wien, a collie dog,
and a fam iliar figure on tho Sands.
Pritice, loved by IlmiiHiimls w li»
frequented th e bench, died, ns llie
re su lt of being struck by tm :tutomo blle.
INDRIO, Felt. 20.— When W il
liam 0 'I.en ry , forem an for a local
construction
com pany,
found
gra|>o-frult and orunges grow ing
upon tho nnnie tree , ho was convfneed th a t som ething w as w rong.
H e dfthsuited nn Tndrlo im rtirtiltu ris t, wlto explained th a t the
“phenoihonn" w as duo to g ra ftin g ,
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Eat at the
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“Nature’s century old masterpiece
Sheet iRock
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Shingles
R oofing
Sewer P ip e/
T IS tho sin cere wish,of tho dcvolnpcrs
th a t tiio public of Sanford spout 1 I ho
afternoon with thorn on tho property.
There is plenty to see and a rare treat is'
assured all those who come and visit with
us.
I
WE WILL HE CiLAP TO
/
Best Cooking
SERVE YOU
Reasonable Prices
are the advantage'
of this place.
CHASE & CO.
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LAKELAND, Feb. 20.—Ffillow-
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HOLLYWOOD
H
m l
NLESS you have seen WynncwoOd
you have not-seen the beauty of
Florida at its best. Here n atu re bestowed
a must generous portion from her chalice
<>f beauty and this beauty is being greatly
enhanced by modern landscape experts.
U
FLORIDA’S LARGEST AND
MOST BEAUTIFUL HOTEL
H E H o lly w o o d i« d i r e c t l y o n H o lly w o o d H u n c h , o v e r
lo o k in g liiu A t l a n t i c — f i r e p r o o f , s e v e n w to rie s h i g h ,
51)0 ro o m s , n il w i t h h u l h , tliu m a j o r i t y f a c i n g Urn
ocean.
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T h e H o lly w o o d in “ H o m e y 1— d e m o c r a t i c , p r o v i d i n g r e s t f n l lm p p im ciH a n d c o m f o r t to e v e r y R U eat. 'J’lie H o lly w o o d
in e x t r o m o lit b e a u t y . ,
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G u e a ta in IjailiiiiK c o a tn m e m a y g o d i r e c t f r o m t l i e i r
ro o m « to t h e d e l i g h t f u l m i r f - b a t h i n g on H o lly w o o d b e n c h a n d
to p l a y o n th o w a r m b iu u Ih.
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ET u s urge you to takeadvantaj
this invitation t h a t y o u will tnq
p re d a te the beauty that l i e s so cl
the h eart of tho city. AsourgW^
Would be greatly pleased to havejou
us Sunclay. Remember the location^
On Mellonville Avenue at Geneva.
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T h e H o lly w o o d b a n u n e x c e lle d n c r v lc e a n d c u i a i n u , - f u r n ia h e d by h o i el ex p o r t a.
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Guerin' in cany ncecsa t.i tho Hollywnuil Golf nMtl C ountry ( ’lull and v a r
ied o th er tropical rport.s, K n tra iu in g
m otor drive* to Miami, I'atin lleucli ami
Other southern F lorida society jiluces.
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Munlc by the Hollywood hotel concert
o rchestra. A concert is held every Rundny evening in the gorgeou* lounge
m om f»y tho Hollywood Sym phony O r
ch estra of 30 artist*.
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N lualr, flX.au e r r .lay au.l i***| fw a la
r imjill, * 20.00 nm l u p .
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W. II. Wlahard, Urea
H O LLYW O O D
By-the-Sea
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D. M. BREAM, Sales Director
Sanford
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F lo rid a’» A ll-Y ear Beflort C ity
Salca Agents
Joseph W. Young, Founder
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Press Full Leased Wire
ROPINTARIFF
iming H e re RATES IS ISSUE
ater M e e t OF DEMOCRATS
Opening Gun O f B
A d vertisin g D riv
Is Fired On Saturda
*-
to,
52 Arrested For
Sunday Working
Representative Oldfield Of
Arkansas Declares PartyWants To Rid Country Of
Conditions Existing Today
Copy Stre
10-DAY LEAVE IS Firtt
City’s Solidity An
Agricultural
ealth
GIVEN COUNTESS Ib Sent To 16 WPapers
TO ViSIT GOTHAM Seats Sold Out
* BARTOW, Fih., Fob. 22—
( i. 0 .1 * . C h a r g e d W t h
</pt—F ifty two mon wore a r
rested yeaterdity b y . Rhorlff
W ilder 9f Hoik enunty on a
warrant, Charging them with | Administration Is Held Itev.-orkirtg «<n Sunday. The men
Aflor H2 Duy« Of Exclusion
sponsible For Deterioation
arrested wen* w orking on.n p ri
Front United Stales, B r itish
t)f 211 Million In Farm Land
vate road In connection w ith
Womttn Allowed Short Visit
construction of a W inter H aven
Hy Department of l^tbor McFarland Promised
TULSA, xtkl.i,,. Fell. 22.-W»,__
subdivision.
Delink'rats wit make ih.. party
‘ The w a rra n ts w ere ebunited
F u l l Co-Operation
NEW York, Feb. 22.—(A1)—
st'in.l lor a dnwnwatd
today trn n n fefrln g the rh a rg e
vision of
The CountcHH of C nthcart, by
Of Sanford Citizens
/n u n the Individuals to C. K. I tl»u I^; iff th paraisituat is*uc in
signing u peraonnl boiul of |500
FieldInit. head of the com pany..
■■ " ■
. - in
for her release front Kills Island
tile enligrt ' viettai eaiuprupn- .next
Tho
first
copy
In
the
bl*
lust
night
voided
the
httbuns
cor
full, Repte-enialive O.i’fi, |,t „r \ r.
pus proceeding* brought by h tr special advertising cam
kmet. . i hairmnn „f (he D.-murratir
attorney, United S tates A ttorney which is to stress tho spui
Congresional Campaign Cniniuittee,
Hacklier said today.
ness of Sanford values and
This action, Mr. Buckner said,
dccalrid in-.‘in address here today.
business and the great agri
placed
the
Countess
again
under
f I I 11 .wiviM'iils u retiuiiin of the
jlte jurisdiction of the Depart- cultural production in the
ta rifr act,” he said, “to a point
meat of labor.
Sanford area appeared in ■
whole it will he n compeliiivo rev-!
nowspapors throughout Flor
enue larilf; where il will not lielieNEW YORK, Fob. 2 2 .-< /7 V m the |iel imitistries of the mli. itThe Countess of C nthcart, a fte r ida yesterday and will con
12 days’ exclusion from the United tinue for several days until
ML*>h Mnry Clark Slngca First talratiim at the esp< n->e ,,f ||„. „g.
population."
States
because of her elopement each of 10 iifvrsp tnera in the lead
i'rnjrram This Afternood
with tiie ‘E arI of Craven In 1922, ing renter* of Florid* have pub
th
denied 1’" ni'ct.
Ai The Smith Side Park; t tenoral New * ........ staletnenl to
was in New York today, undcf a lished a total of alx advertiselJ< ix n
10-day lenvo from tho Departm ent ntenbt, D. II. McFarland, campaign
Kentucky
Itepuhiieaie.
that
Die
Equip
mrnf
Arriving
Hally
1m:; l
of Labor,
.
manager, announced today-. v ‘I
Democrat.* Mere oil limit nu issue
1lit am
The copy consisted of a news
Largo crowns or children w ere to carry to the country.
She was released unexpectedly
fere E.
story which appeared Sunday, and
1 want to deny this We never
from
Kills
Island
last
n
ight,
under
pre-ent
a
t
Ibe
south
side
itnrk
thD
Ml
a group of thrae inch alngle col
had more or higrer i.-m . t,,■ -uikk
Palm afternoon fo r the initial program rind Oiitlim .1 tin m as follow :
• r a i l 'l l dealt hatto- which
in the pi t h of the Run C.ulcb, l*tnit, snowstides again n $r>00 prninnn) bond. Tomorrow umn advertisements which start
in
Federal
Court
th
ere
will
be
a
r
jin ai* of tiie (.’ity P layground Cummin*
i'liitling-.i I t ' " 1 cio-h.d to l.iltdiiitg wiiii'l a t tile :.tides
Itdes mvepu down front (lie moult gument on her linbens corpus pro ed Sunday In some o f ’the papers
Abuse of Appninliog Power
it!im \>
t .mm
J
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!
he
town
i
autrlii
Willi..at
wainot)*
of
the
di
n*-ter,
lior.en al persons litol rteutii ceeding seeking adm ission over nnd today In others. After a lapan
. ion. 'under th e diiection of Mi.*a
flag ran t aliiHc, of his ni'pinnt
oi ii.
the Mary C lark, who previously a p
ing
power
l'\
President
Coolidge,
the ruling of tho D epartm ent of of two days, each of the IS news
Wilipeared in thu schools and i?:.Ued resulting ill the viitual .li-trtn ti'm
Labor th at sha be excluded on papers will run three additional
eh has (nvilatiuiiH to all tiie children of
pieces of-copy,.
>
grounds of "m oral turpitude,"
of the tariff ami Ft-dcrul Trade
in
From this time on, It will be the
tiie city to tie preM'til.
Theodore (1. Risley, acting Secre
t oininerce ( ommission,
tary of Labor, a fte r ordering her endeavor o f the campaign to keep
"Failure of the present I’cpilldi
Mims Clarl: retu rn ed from .lachj.< will
release, left Washington for Now Sanford before the tia te and im
can
(
Kitgress
to
grant
the
farm
ers
sim- soiivilli) with sufficient eciuipmcnt
portant eections in the north with
York.
BYillv, to pel the first program under any sort of permanent relief.
advertisements, news copy, Mid-,
‘'Complete
diiinmation
of
the
a
d
1
wn\
arul
to
keep
the
various
:o
“
I
have
been
praying
fo
r
this
uli i.l special letters, Mr. Mcf
niini.-dration
h>
the
ultra
inli
a
.
for dnys,’ she remnfked’.
rwidc livlliCH of tiie cnimnianion worl;said. The copy in these will
BltOWn
t'V
the
failure
of
the
comIm m igration officials expressed written to give specific facts, ei
Kpei-lcd iiut nut it the parks are thoroughly
igiterance of how tho order came advertla.»ment being devoted to ooa
llsilu* . rtpupped w ith the nppar.'itu:: that inixsidli to till'll n\.-r to the 1tepurtiiii-iit of .1list ice evidence ul>
to ho Isucd especially so lato at subject. There are fourteen sub
Ill SCV- has lns‘11 ordered.
F if le i'n D e a th s A m i S ix ty night. -The Countess said 5
I ject* that wilt be featured, each
T \ M I ‘A. t hi , f . t. 2‘J. i-l
iv i 11 ived Fell. 17, win it the
The program this nflonn.oii eon tailied iti its im crtignthui by Dm
I n j u r e d In S t a t e U e p tn -t; 'hm’t know a thing of how It one considered a strong asset o f
aul t'«li i of y.epht i liltlv It le
t ' l l no .1 i l.-nn,
'.l-.' \ ' , ii *dil
Unat- ii»tri| of hasebnll iriiineti. relay i aliiminiim tru sts over wli'uti lhe
came uhopt.’
A oii'ri.aii S t a l e , ph- ' "it lo Ciller of Foltce Volk
till lie nut > and various well known I Secretary of (hit Treusuri i is the ti .!. r nt ili.
tiie community.
North ( a m l i i m 11uh
Kim watt m et a t th e pier hy Mr*.
It ink at ’/ . e | i h y r b i l l t m
le e i t
intifyiiig him Dial bandits
Is vvrit- games for.Im th edder children aim] tluuii|iuliag influence."
C hic Dinner Tuesday
Killed
And
Twelve
Hurl
“The
value
of
farm
land
nod
Conlon C arr, a friend, who haeD The Hanford
a m . t e l mi a c h a r g e i f entlr i
' h-e
.iered Die ImiiiW, hlkiidetl
I fMIJUTS i11for the little tots, whu Were jlrchdin
j
tford Civic dinner-,
which
visited iter nearly every day since
mi.I . ound Die teller, loekt d Inin
. *
' ; farm equipment, Mr. Oldfield said, r.lctoetit., fidtow igi; a i.ilila ry at
rrow night
undJcnt in large num bers.
By
Tho
A
h o c Inled Press
'tti% a rit t y i«¥Vb. ID n r KlHs Island.'
_ - __ and estn p td with
fit! i
*
---- has dctorioi a ted 0CO,QOlUK)t*fO<Mt p.: >1 th o Irani, lust t i - * . In w lt\
A tlmrp i tic rent e1 in tht> numl*cr Tltey weojT to the Hotel Amtias ' f f f c f t B n g
■ I The iummission announced some- farm ers-have Incurred an indebted - #12.(MU) w a s rep orted rtulefl.
#12." It.
1time up., that for th e p resen t only Tivu more than J l-J.IHtO.OIKI.ftOII Ife
.,
A n n i'U i'c e m .iit o f t h e a ii e * t
.In k*on wa's described ns be <>f traffic deaths in tho Southom sminr.
11»u ninth «ide park would tie used • •(minted (hat the present tariff of .la. k-oil w.m made tod,it t'V
ing ii, a i eitti eiia.scimiH condition States in the week just cloned over
Tim
Countess
iwihl she, wanted to be a highly aucceseful affair,
the ie fl)r jin* | o . u e . s . It was stated law i coiling the i onn11 > Xft.uoii,
when other eiuploVes of the lulrik Dio proceeding week was anted t<»- to thunk American women for Sir. MrFarianu said. A t I o’clock
Me i il l 1 It IIml- on i-l I' ' ■••
lay
in
a
survey
coiiducted
Jty
the
iimd. r.' »| ,|
. ,| ;l,, „n th o -a p p a ra tu s oopiltm aim natty u« increased prof
i c o i l v >i a I" u: d i s l m i . e r I.
•■Itimed flora lunch nod found
today it appeared that ft would
Associated Press,
Tim survey their nymputby.
ai rm I li'.iti parks would have reg-1 Is I. mi:iiitifm tiiri'O .
tlllll 111 till’ tilhi It. Tint* tl iliherH,
1 ."lit'lic Mil . i e lti>n 1 Dade < ity.
'I want to set* your g re at build he neceaiury to atop the sale of
showed
th
at
itf
persons
hud
been
o!ar h ilolis fur irrgnnir.ed play,
il tt.i- s t a te d . hmil (Menipdl in 1111
'1 ti • -II.)' i f .In i c ( InjniN (if Keiinnmy
Il....... . ll'll v ■rilt
killed-ntrnitist .Id of the week wlilcll in g s , D ip Woolworth ami other tickets, a* practically the maxi
iiin'-'t lie direction of Mias C lark.)
:int"imitiitc.
\ I'.ilii c
(Ira tri'cl
l'll 1'lim n s arc ta k in g ailv an • 1 Ii a n ;i tu- Irl ("till" tlltli* 1a in
omfed
Feb. 14. There w ere 228 skyscrapers," aha said nhurtly be mum number of plates that could
Mu ... .playground
.
festivals ere
1 .ili'il !.' atilii I*In' Hit tl It*111 o n l y
(it: ,n 'a Ilf Dll' t•iitil. ri ilihcrv
I tlliMtppenriajf w ar 1 X|H 11 1 * '
fore slut landed a t the B attery. It b« provided by the hotel bad been.
persons
Injured.
pl.tntied fi r the spring and for the
u :iii'ii|’iT ilci-l 1Iptli'M it at. | - i \ i l l
Hill ectitnitivy, tin* n*pi •(•scuta ■ IHmI 111 1 ut Ini' e 1ili 1In 1r an
was. too dark In tho downtown see- reserved.
Florida
leaped
way
into
the
load
iimnii >- months and features of in• iti (tu • near
in .i.tii.'•(•iw
lie. 1tired amt "Mr. t '".ili.i): • 1' 1I1I' ' Mil Ht - !..
The preliminary work for the
with Id dc-itlm, North Carolina Half to see much of tho Woolworth
lift i I •'th e grown u p s will lie
»if! Hint *-•4'll Hill' 1l.'IHc l tiie
flit III 1
trm or, hut Die Federal building railing of funds to take care of
ii< IT' pngandiM.- won 111 Im .c
being
her
iiyafvct
comiMitltor
with
|t i nted, officials sny.
1d l i r and i ff iu L o f III.' Itaiik
S'. ■kite Ii.. ( Ik 1 It ^1 l f. r a
"imt 1> hi’IU'VC Du :i 'Ihi iiii-ln i (
in killnl South t areliim, Missis wiicto she is to ttppour tomorrow thp special advertising, the regatta,
!.• ttritr of tl" ( (O.l g( it!* I I
y11s C lark was form erly in the tton i> prat (icing economy.
.ot then if tallied ,l;it kD>n, hit
sippi
nod Arkansas tied for the is ju s t across the street from it. and the Sanford quota for tlw
A rth u r Garfield Hayes, of her Florida building nt the I’hlladvl' 1.ploy of the Hoard of education
Mr. Dldllehl diurged (Imt dci-pilr .1 . k.'-"l wit" . ut iail in Didc
r i tlirtir »Imri't s ’f run I* i l*hvltont of the l i s t.with aim dead
counsel, will argue th at her admis phln exposition will begin W ed n es
city of Chicago where site the Prerident's claittt- for the I ’ILV.
each.
in
'U
nt*
mi
t
him.
i I t;i>theengaged
■l.tiery
the
I Itrt
in irhon! playground eeouotiiy Die cost of maititiiioiojr
I'loti.In also led in tho number sion of elopement with the Karl of day 'morning. The district drive
u .'ik . I lir experience in the field the Yacht Mayflower hud been
of Injured with lilt, Virginia with Graven dor* not eonntituto a d for funds will begin probably a
mission of a crime or misdemean week later. Captains for the drive
which she will direct in Sanford is inoio than doubled undtT tlo* ( "olIt. •
4 a ! ! ' 17 I l A I l / 1 ! A C D being her nenret.1 rival. Aln- or
involving moral turpitude under were scle-led today hy President
-.lid to Ik* ul sueli n atu re ns to a d - ; idge (idmiiii-ltatmn compared with
i\ T
I j i ; U L ) u L / V u *»«»«« hruught up Dm w a r with the lawn of tho United States; Edward Higglnn, and a meeting
o
n
:nrii)v
fit
her
for
uli
the
activities
the
Wilson
Ht-toje
and
that
I're-i*
1
only
five
reported
injured.
m a.dent Coolidge required f
itHI t"t
, I'kiitm-d by the commission.
Tho t.tirN i includml -deaths and Franco, Kriglnnd or South Africa. will tw held at 11 o'clock W ed n es
Ih.at It developed that when she a r day morning for the completion of
injuries hy ftyjontoblle, trttin, trolI l.e playgrounds of the school traveling expi’iiMCM ttl 1921 ui-lend
ley car uoiLJ motorcycle.
Then' rived front England, n hoard of the teams, Mr, McFarland stated*'
.tty of Chicago tiro nqtcd for their o f the | 2fi,tl.H) g ra n te d hy t "i.went no <«cfTstamlinif uccldenta dur- threw American inspectors asked
efficiency mid for tho g re a t pro- gress.
r.jC
"did you, whilrf still married, havo
ing tho v ek.
lilt’s Hint | grams wliich th e children of tiie
a tabulation by relations with t)i« Karl.”
Follows ng
brent* that middle west m etropolis enjoy
” 1 m ost certainly did," she ro.
. . , ,,, • , state*<*
fonfi d i’it throughout the year.
pllcij.
R
c
|irc
.s
c
n
t;itiv
i’H
O
f
11
L
illc
a
s
ta
te
s
:
D.-athi
Injurud
r*. U K.
l i f t r o a d iv r C u t
In T a x e s
r,
41
T o (iiilh i-:' I 'o r I’tirpo.se O f Virginia .
K (ipnf;;i»
.As P ro v id e d Ry C m u p ro 41
in
Nortli Carolina
etc tmtli
ltp
-o
rK
iiiii/iiiif
Hull
T»'iim
n;
mist* Itt-vcnuc A r t. D ra w s
K
S oiiDi ('arolina
t [Dr. J . C.
S e x to n M ay llc a ll L e a g u e Deorgia .
ti
:i2
W a rn in g F ro m D fin o craD t
A police raid Saturday night
pa, anil
00
!!! is
Florida
netted 20 negroea who wera c h a r e
m ty 1nt h TUNICA, Mi»s., Feb. 22.-—Three
Vunco Dougina, president of tho Alabama . . .
r,
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
£2.—UPi
—
.-I
A fi.Vgnllon copper still waa un
1*L will
d with being inmaten o f a disor
i ,( linvlni* „t 1 WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.—t/D — Sanford Baseball Club of Dm F lo r
o
A new concerted bombardment was o.groes. m -used
t
Mississippi
^
, Wllll „ fiK},t brewing in Dm Horncovered in th e VVeldva riv er bot derly house and Daisy Slplln, keep
|l b t »l:e directed
ida
S
tate
League,
has
received
on
nt prohibition to d a y and tempted to attack
2Ji
. :t
Lopisinnu
tom !, about 10 miles west of the er of thd home. She waa released
against Die provision of Dm coinIkcf .■iipi
12
with the fire of general i highway near Rich, Mis*., yester promise revenue tiiil for a tetrom iiivitulioii front Mike Sexton, jtresl- Aranksan
city, into S aturday afternoon by on 1100 bond and failed to epgeer
f W*l t hi- imingled
II
w ere d em ands for rc- ■,|.,y. were at pa-renlly xafo today m live cut in Dm. inheritance tax. dent of Tiie National Association Ti’niiessce
Deputy S h eriff C. C. Stephenson, In court tills morning, The
ih. t riiicisms
.tl or i mdifiention of the High *r. I) in an .iii iiinotio.-. I city ntl*** I’hiii, man Dri es of the U ays and nf Minor l/u g u o liltseball I'ltlhs,
who bus been searching fbr moon waa ordered estreated.
tu
attend
u
meeting
m-xt
WnUietPaiiio* (w in • (np(*i nodi vinlomo. Means Committee, has wanml Dint
1H
228
Tot ills
I « nth \ nu inlnu iil.
shim1 headquarters in th a t region
Those taken in the raid
I day. In Tam pa, for Dm purpose of
for the paid two weeks ho said. also estreated bonds were:
Tin- guns were tr a in e d from the | Mi:. Town-. negm lumber work* < nn inrrense iti taxes iany bo a<
I
(insisting
in
the
rc-organiziiimn
of
land
two
r.citt'
c*.
wlm
wore
stroue
The owners, or operators, were not Williams, Arthur Ford, Ge
luii'h l til'!,- set hy till* ufsociiition
snty at the end ..f t >(■•
the lenguo anil in perfecting |ilnus
jn the • iiiminity «n*l wh"-<*
caught and the still was nut In op Cummings, Thomas Burns, A i
agitiust i pc prohibition nmcndntetti I ,
thxlL,^
a«a»A
4,
eration when found.
Smith, Henry Lewis, Joe G'
I ’’
. viv.l 1" 1 11 ■•',ci'i"l "tiiyc th e f .irts" colt 0 ,,,,(*( Wi re not divulged bv coumy lion
............ .
Four barrels of mash were de K. Reeves. Alice Green, Otlii 1
r.'TiTTc,* t"(o-' conTeriHon t h a t six ! i-rficiul*. wi re removed float Da„r
D.o
H
o
m
e
nod
i
emit
with
n
view
of
looking
over
tin*
'local
iail
lal<
Sunday
night,
ami
stroyed,
| ft** liitiYt l*
ford, Collie Brown, BUI TL.
• re- and ' ‘ *' “ **f I’ridtlltilion u n d e r the Y d ! accompanied hy deputies, pen out taken up tm n n |r ■
pro; pecta of Dm coming suaaon
eon, Harry Pope, B. Williams,
Ctilif t *lll >*( lc.'iguc, according to Mr. Dottrlnii
wilt |„. ,j„
’■ id.Act has proved a f a ilu r e p r .>chamber
with
h-odi
ry Banka llrlmr Williams,
v uU*! the keynote o f th e m eeting, 1 f r.TU'Ti lit an auloOliddle a lte r n in prompt rutilw atb n.
win* stated today th at ho will a t
Henderson, Will McIIorten,
coupled with the dem and t h a t light i nioh hail formed with the intention
the tend thu m irtin g Wednesday.
ORLANDO,
Fob.
22.—WA—W
al
Mr.
Drecn.
'wlm
d
j a r w.
of ta k in g litem from the officers.
Johnson,
-77 "f e
hl.Nt;
Vi n e and hi cr he legalized.
■According to -officiala of the ler lingua-la m aking a vent tiro in
I The girls were driving nit nuto- House ronfinH-s decl-irid Last
Willie
Jenkins
wee
the
only
;
National
Education
AaaoelaUon
league, there are four franchises to
___the
. huHincaa world, according to
JA' 3 h:." ti
number of addrwti.es supplied mobile n e a r Ittfh v.ln n the imgrwrs. night | hut if an in -nose »* lie.*"'
•'
convention
begina.
lo
show
up
in
court
and
he
Ui<* preaent
time. S o n -1 an nhnomiccmoiijt mnda hero today
«*'4,11“dc jo I., f imunitiun for tho oasluughf it ii a l l e g ’d, enitm nt* i» amdlmr r-,ry "full n sp o n d'd’it) ivM wttn open at Urn
pi
Anti-Prohibition “faco the facta1
hy ■Jm- H. Tinker, ons t'm c noted
. -. ^ U|,k in . n prnhthitimi, whll’lt w a s descrih- nutoiimhile and blocked the road, tiie Senate.'' The Senate Voted to j ford, Lakelahd, “Tam pa and1| St.’ by
Id* Bali, Oscar Bedding
muinial v i s i - 'n |, a , "iiem orat mnl Indefensible (he negroes made threats, the girl- repeal the inherltnnre tax atid loj Fctershurir w ire the pnly clubs Imschall player. T im Golfer* Hup- conference opens.
HcnaU discusses proposed inves Henry Ciarday ween arrested.4
] Iv Company, Inc., uua oecn i(iu fd
un anony- tepid, despicable, m ockery and told officers nt Rich. Accuutpani • muko Dm rotroactivu rot Ill lids (o fiipsh the auason last yegr.
the week end oh chargee of f
Aluminum Company. '
Fort Myers is reim rted to he u charter, and U planning tho con- tigation
> tucunls hy pocn .y." And ns m aking
l-,x whereby Die incrca *d rat
1| "i
r - L~. in* f
ii>g th e young Women hack
Isorderty. The i
drunk and disorder'
I
stniclion
«f
n
two-atory
factory
on
ready
to
en
ter,
tho
league
and
tho
f rtum i a i . . , rime 'of w hat most people do t'u* the highway, the deputies chased \ nted in 1921 Would he , liniiiy'tcd
two
were
fined
i ill). c;)arday f i
Daytona
Beach—New
Chamber
u
12-acre
plot
a
t
Longwo^d,
U
eluh i* said tii have raised I2.V
(CVin regard uo a sin.
the negroes for mile*, finally *>ver- in favor of tho lower rot«» efft
of Commerce building to be con to eppesr and hie bend o f m
vvp*
said.
nuo
wilh
which
to
wtart
the
ara*
. .. .
( CeeUnueed en page S>)
t/iimr them il* luttlcu county. Ill i live ill'tlm 1221 act.
- —js -e Hnin n. in addiiidq id Iming a di structed.
House conferees obtained D" son and to get player* and cquipgun b a ttle T»wna and another w. re.
rector
of
tiie
company,
will
be
tho
tnent.
restoration t‘* *»"■ hill of Dm in.Repreacntotlvua
of 11 citica . In,-/ designer of the golfing pro' ‘
" 'ih M U 'irn v i Tun-endured and in Imritnncc tax, hut
Wishes of Mr. Green. "* re f«*rc«J have been invited to the meeting duets, according to the announce
o n tir to avoid a m«;'*
culled for Wedncuday. They arc: ment, and will give the company
gathering an thc hlghway Dm of- lo yield tho retroactive «ut in Ini'* Hanford,
Sarasota,
Lakeland. exclusive right to the uto o f hi*
l-ix
which
will
mean
the
.eventual
fircts auod With their prisoner* toU.* of $85.‘»0.0<» in r.-en u e Bradenton, Orlando, Fort Myrr*, products, according to tho article*
D a . |-’eb ., l*en:cs. H er /nm ily Iran not hmatHt. IVteraburg, laikr Wales, Win of agreementbhartng the renter c
WASHINGTON. Feb. a l - t d ’> **h*» tltmiht •d her since that tim e.
" Th* negr.m'. wa re placed in jail front taxes alrr-ady * « r a « ^ ^
The company fornwrly operated
ter
Haven, Avon i'ark and llnlnea
il 1
oh ids early ! .She has Imt n m a rrie d twice and here InM night, only to hr 'im v^ tales during the period i»
ut Hpringfield, Ilk, and U being The Capital Joined with the re activities with f f m
City.
chiefly mainder of the country today toj Mount Vernon
n-.rth lake divunr'd. eald hcV'Tather.' This »c- out of town again whon n m<d.
It la expected that the four brought to Unigwood
honor the memory of George' Washing to n and
formed
here.
n
t
f
.
m
h
J
through
the
ioflumco
of
Hagen,
**rldgu" ritles, Lake Wale*. 'YinrSL*,,:,h
to r the name of Mr*. T. JInr Maaonic
Washington.
( Cuba, oc- j.ieorteUi, found on h e r room rent rlsiw l th a t they expected no
according
to
the
officials
c
f
the
tor llavun, Avon I’ark and Haute*
under
Numbers o f public rare monies
r.Triveil ut btU from Daytona Bench. AH the cr d ia o r d o r a ._______
City will back one club, which will rompany which include* Joe 'link were arranged hy patriotic organi
L
p„rt • lathing and personal effect*
alternate l l ’a playing dale* between er, as one of ita dlractota and sations w ithout regard foe the re
her fatlitir. Lamd by the lake fro n t were idenIt. .use Icade** ctmfU tho four. Official* any thi* would John (iunael oa another. Gan tel cent controversy over the
k y B*
is also vice-president of tho com
!>I,r
thut .*’®d hy Mr. Kubanka aa being his
solve the matter of finanoa*lirf-n will
. habits of the first prat
U u ih optimism U le’lng expre*- pany'.auithter'u
Dn Dm factory site llagon will Dio uewer debate over
was In
with ratification expected with- rd over the preaonce tif Heaton
tv
.
F
ort
O
m
nge
■*•*construct
putting, m ashk, mid- would stand on the prohibition
in tbo state and official* of i®f
" ’ ""d it of
sue.
in
a
day.
v.
1,-a
l
dma'
l-Iuhuika
i*
in
H»*
iron
and
driving
jrrwnr
for
**Jcaguo may that if bs will ai cent
kvghur ie YUD*|. I 111ti* J,. I- «« - - — *i flit
In Congress tires was
is in dialr»-sa a"11
[nmaway vt . /*"*>
tho presidency the haaiball .**{»* perijnrnt and exhibition wxtrk* aei AMONT IH A ITfftN TED
cording to the
P * •CCwit'h I
hcr
Eobank*
of.
Florida’-will
have
otw
«
T
ttLA
H
A
SiJEB,
K«h.
22—
tA*)
k
»'er„ u, Miami where
.G o v ern o r Ma.Dn tuA.y ann...*-K. beat seasons in the hlatory of the IJCKIKD IN
!j2 Jj^ w tV e im mediately fhr Cuba.
LVB inwirtrt'e /sal
' '1r B V
game to look forward to.
. I the appom tinrnt af H. A.
GRANLKIO!
•
r.uhanka
hna
been
adviaed
of
12
Tho inrwtijig Wednesday U f I ;
St Auruxittm, to be a
11 he
Mr*.
* “ .w ‘ t
D. daughter, {T iiIJ E J llu,t h L ‘ r 'd M ^
“ smber of tbe board of trout*** pwted to result In th* granting «
r
election
.and B
'r'.'.V spechd tax dU U ht p u m h e t^
n ik r«tU .and detccltvca i»cre await
1 Johns toxxuty, to
M,
since
» ’ ■ ^ r*'' fu^ . f t ^ t n Havana before any
^ r r search.for the g irl wiU hf Jsham 0.
Not Helping: Farmers
For Civic Dinner
m a n y c h il d r en
ENJOY OPENING
OF PLAYGROUNDS
Zeph -hills Bank Robbery 1 TRAFFIC TOLL IN
Leads To Teller's Arrest DIXIE MOUNTING;
On Embezzlement Charge FLORIDA IN LEAD
Three Mississippi
New Concerted Attack Negroes Are Saved
Directed At Dry Law From Mob Violence
HOUSE FIGHT IS V i l
BREWING OVER TO ViSIT TAMPA
INHERITANCE TAX BASEBALL MEET
Diff SUlTFound^"
In W^kiva Swamp
Activities Of P o l i c f l
Over The WeekEnd
Net City B ig Sum
Walter Hagen Will
Be Identified With
Longwood Concern
Washington News
lflit To Have Committed
hi Havana, Asserts Father
Capital Takes
The Memory Of George
•te T s a s a x S
Tennessee Governor,
To Seek Office Agaip
!8 S ittiS
^ & S ^ a s r ts
•** l!f.iJ2iSuSl£r°iw oi*
War.
-JkYCvi.,
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T H E SA N FO RD H E B A L P SA TU RD A Y . FE B R U A B
OF- TIIK STATR OF FI.OHIO A.
IV CIIAM RHY.
;
., ■ ORLANDO,
.Fob.
20.—Two
youths hero found a “stick" and
wondered whnt it was.
They
<* ■* found out uiut
th a t IV
it was dynam ite,
ite
Tv'
and then wondered if it wouM,
^ fuse.
The explosion ■ w as
heard for,Some distance, ns n lairge
hole was torn in the cm . i They
were arrested, but released when
they promised to leave ‘'slicks"
alone*
Checker Match *To
Hatfield
J. C. McUrlrte,
W t.llly Thom
Be Held At Lakeland( lMorfln. J.Jnrn.It. s McNutt,
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LAKELAND, Fla. Feb, 20, (A1)
—Bctwcon'fJOO and 400 checker pnd
ehoaa play6rs, several of them fa
mous throughout tho world, will
m eet in tourney matches *hcre
next Monday a t tho~Horidn Skylin g t week.
Dan Jordan, cxchumpion of England and America,
E. A. W illiams, southern chaminn; Bam Levine, champion of
few England, nro among those en
tered.
.
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Tho piny will include a m aster
tourney
nl and matches between a r t
ists
of SL Potorsliurg' and nll'"
l* "*
comctn
JK'*1- Oriffoa. U II. I.oekllear, u j u
tlldn l-ockllmr, nin wife, n*. Jr
£
tess
^DAYTONA BEACH, Fob. 20—
John D. Rockefeller'* persona?
j Fbysician, anj
f]nnnc|ni holp
t-'K
? «f the boy’s school pals did not
save fhe life of Marion Rntcliffc,
Junior high shool student.
IUitcllffe succumbed here to tubcrcaA’aslejr
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losls of the bone.
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> C. nrown, Januoi
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.Th. ° * W. M*>ran. J. if
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McNnti l> a . Morris. Vf. II. Orlffen, 1* If, I.orlcJlrar, Mntllita
CLEARWATER, Feb. 20.—A
ll».ar, Ills wlfn. *r. K. Ware. J. M
m an afterw ords giving his name
HuuisrlStiil. Kranrea Kulharlsnd. Ills
tu F rank Davis, took possession
wlfn. floss Mattox, J. May Xlntlox.
Ills wife. W. H. HowurO,. Hen«
of b ro ad castin g . station WGI1B
Howard.
Ills Wlfn, and o. H. Howard.
here, a fte r Insisting th a t he was
iI(-cp» s<’(I. or otharwlxsst tci Currie.
■ A? Jesiw C hrist."
Flo lighted laMoure and Cumpanyi If a pnrinrrsnip, and to each and every tlie eopurs fo r a religious ritual, and
parinerw. whose given names are
; prepared to announce himself to
unknown, and to any person or
persons
rlnlmlmr any Interest or InJ*j th* world as tho Saviour.
When Sir H arry Lauder
y
Iprests
under said eo-partnershlp or
. the announcer delivered n hrrmdco-imrl n.'i ii. and If n oorporutip s to tho chill, tho stran g er
R etires From Stage said
ilon, If mild i-oriioriiiinn lot In tenal
ealslence. IIlid If dissolved or ollinr" tin te d the other c h e e k /
Final
wts« leaully extinct or otherwise, to
ly ,th e police wero summoned and
EDINBURGH,” Feb. 20, (/P)— all persons claiming any Interest
man is being hold fo r mental F ir H arry Lauder has become a
mlnation.
‘
member of the coterie of actors
gH v .'
who imvo made their last tour,
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Feb. 20. f "I hnvo como to th at timo of
i j.
V.V«r. ■A corporation, said to bo oper life when home is good cnougli for
atin g one of the larg est hotels jn mo, and I will not tour again,"
New York, was reported to have' Sir H arry says.
He plans -to retire to his homo I
purchased the 12,000,000 hostelry
WJW being constructed n t Lauder- in Scotland and appear only i>ccnsionnlly before British audiences,
dal? Isles.
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> BTUART, Feb. 20.— Fire, which
L
broko out hern in separate sections ments, the weight of a sm art womnn’r.
clothing
may,
l>c
ns
little
n?
a f the city* destroyed n Jiotol In
the negro section, exploded n lank three pounds nud seven ounces.
containing two carloads of crude
“ otid dam aged the aiu u tv
a t the South Fork.
j
Y 20. 1926.
^
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ford. Seminole county, Florida;.and
lint
0tll .
—
n defeull thereof. PecWjd Pro Ctm* J; K. WAtV e i / n ‘ T!"»r.'sso
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l
bo
entered
against
you.
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Cornri»lft,|l
^HsuV'cnufto
e___ Ulnir
OMtlf Id
. I?1hidng' nn suit
Co Mni.it
quiet, tlftl*
title VUUr
PAUL. ti
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r Tit B
IT „OF
flKVKKTii jt'iM ciAti* n n r t r i T
0. C. MCII.MITT,
’
,
v Complainant
w pi « of filling station rob- t>. tv. c u n n i a "t at.
iJefendant/'<
s which occurred here roC ita t io n .
P Chief of Police Dan Wil- S a tir e l o Knavrn
an d t a k a o n
son -has e ven operators
nni-mlnM off ithe
U rlrm laa la.
stationsrebm hm ion t n Z n J mn . r H t r i ( o n i rfr tr tir e r 'T o P
j
c-nrl»‘'n .V lr|tie Smart. JS.
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wlfn, **" Weslry 1,. Hrench
T
ni r s i n i o i n
otherwise . les«lly'"~xt(nct or "otherwise
To
otherwlse
ri*immg an r intexcsu
corpora
uUhffir
fi ii n r Tno
tii a A
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w » *- *** *■*Hons,
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" ofd n c*redIt ors j grantees o r’ oth*
tirwlse: to T. K. Ware anil Company.
ro-iiarinerahlp. and W.
w. JI.
H. wownra
a co'-psrinershlp.
Howard
and Brother, a -co-parinerahlp. ahd
tu each and every tho ^o-partners,
and to any person or piTenna rlaimInx any tntoraat or Intaresta under
saTd .co-partnomlilpa, or sold cotiartifam; and to nil part!#* r ,n|nj'
Ina any Interrat or Intrrrat" In ih*
iand involved In ihla mill under any
Of the iitmvo named defendant a.
each and every whoso names and_
plnres of residence nro unknown to
the (Tomplulnnnt In Uie above on-•
In t h e . romplalnsnt In ami to A o
KEATON, u
lands hrrelnaliove d.Horlbod,
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r
it Is ihercrore
therefore oraereq
ordefetl m
that
w tb
mm
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—t1#. «ltl. •_ "f
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Hrmlniiil’ CoSPtyV>ToH«f».L «na de "'IJI
niibltj.hrrt In
t e Btafor
not !co
ICO ho published
in tthe;
Bitntord F n«m li m h i 1,1* '11111 n„ ,
scribed ns follows, to-wlt.
Herald, a newspaper puhlblstind lib
m / Parilta, nrrmpi?* "ftwTKr Southwest quarter or the
yt
hioncia,
once n .
• am I;. Kminn"•
Southwest Qunrter and tno
Sftts-':!?.
"IjhT!
imsecutlvo
wreko,_
week for foUC co
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Koutlieast quarter of th«-S'>utn- --W IT.NKfW -nrr -m
tiffnan u r mid
mTH" oSeiaT
nucinl S J riJL"''.*1
llv,lnK'
nK,,W
««" if
i filS7i
, Ru-„«w--•cult Court oh the ..J, in ,i!r i1**'? clnfinial
—
V i^*T ow ^ship T w i a t y ^ pfnl of the Circuit
r.,a,mlnc an /i on.
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T
n
I
TWfly_
South, Itanue Thlrtyono fll) Bkit,
one (31)
and It appearing from Hte "worn s s s e & . « { » , « : , , , h y
H
k <
Idll of v-omplnlnt herein filed that
you nWd I'nch of you may claim By, w . ^ • i R a 8 S ? S 8 B * x ,8 « S . . t o « « j 9 ™
soma right, title ar Inierest In and
IV, !:. Whn>.
,
ISO.!)
,"5 .Ei'J
tn « H S S d,l«to the property horelnabot* doHollcHnr for rnmidnlnam.
. Btklnnlng nt th eMuYtL.^.
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her .if -the Rouilur.-.T an nr*
scribed:
v,
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Jnn.Sti-I'VbiGi
15*-Id’
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IMWU) of (hi. ff0 r u *Jl.tt*Mtr,
It In therefore OUPKItKP that
ter I.NK'j ) , f Meet!,. '?,*» 'I^r.
you and «?«ch of you be and at# W : i v T iirf c m c r i T r n r i t T o r t i I h
ehlp
20 Mouth.Ih, ep*V.^V*"* IhJJ
o r required fo appear u» tha bPl «*
g g v R v n t jtu m i.M . I t l l t f lT
run went eW 1, V . Knn.
romplnlnt. liuraln in^d. on Moimoy.
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TUB
'STATU
o
r
FI.ORlHA
IV
. aik.ir, ffsi. Mii‘ita f: ' .Feuti,
thr nrwl dny of March,
IA WS®.
a m i rm t
t-ot/XTv.
West (13,00
I '**)
ih#* kflmb bolng a Hub* Pay of thin
IN CIIANCBltV.
ifreen, 30. mlnutra l;j;t
jiuil3
Court, at tlir> Court HotiKn In Hun
K
C O M E
m
PLASTER
t
fA V A R E S , Feb. 20.—A cup has
beon-pffored by tho Kiwnnls Club
hare lo tho Ideal fesldont keeping
the best ynrd nbnut his premises
Ihla lum m er.
Tho cup will lie
held fo r one year, and will lie
Uranfforred ■to tho one with the
i^bciit ynrd in 1927.
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DAYTONA, Feh. 20.—Habitues
of the bench'hero nro mourning
the death of Wien, a collie dog,
and a fam iliar figure on tho Sands.
Pritice, loved by IlmiiHiimls w li»
frequented the bench, died, ns llie
result of being struck by tm :tutomo blle.
INDRIO, Felt. 20.—When Wil
liam 0'I.enry, foreman for a local
construction
company,
found
gra|>o-frult and orunges growing
upon tho nnnie tree, ho was convfneed th at something was wrong.
He dfthsuited nn Tndrlo imrtirtiltu rist, wlto explained th a t the
“phenoihonn"
was
duo to grafting,
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LAKELAND, Feb. 20.—Ffillow..............
Olympia
Cafe
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Stucco
,
m
= -W _
. tn.
.^An-r- .. -t.
1
Shingles
R oofing
Sewer P ip e/
T IS tho sin cere w ish,of tho dcvolnpcrs
that tiio public of Sanford spout 1 Iho
afternoon with thorn on tho property.
There is plenty to see and a rare treat is'
assured all those who come and visit with
us.
I
WE WILL HE CiLAP TO
/
Best Cooking
SERVE YOU
Reasonable Prices
are the advantage'
of this place.
CHASE & CO.
R h o n e fi36
NLESS you have seen WynncwoOd
you have not-seen the beauty of
Florida at its best. Here nature bestowed
a must generous portion from her chalice
<>f beauty and this beauty is being greatly
enhanced by modern landscape experts.
U
FLORIDA’S LARGEST AND
MOST BEAUTIFUL HOTEL
H E H o lly w o o d i« d ir e c tly on H o lly w o o d H unch, o v e r
lo o k in g liiu A t l a n t ic — f ir e p ro o f , s e v e n w tories h ig h ,
51)0 ro o m s, nil w ith h u lh , tliu m a j o r it y f a c in g Urn
ocean.
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T h e H ollyw ood in “ H o m ey 1— d e m o c r a tic , p r o v id in g r e s tf n l lm ppim ciH a n d c o m f o r t to e v e ry RUeat. 'J’lie H olly w o o d
in e x tr o m o lit b e a u t y .,
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G u e a ta in IjailiiiiK c o a tn m e m a y g o d i r e c t fro m tlie ir
ro o m « to t h e d e lig h tf u l m ir f - b a th in g on H o lly w o o d b e n c h a n d
to p la y o n th o w a rm biuu Ih.
.
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«rs a JA < ^ r* ' 7
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ET u s urge you to takeadvantaj
this invitation t h a t y o u will tnq
p red ate the beauty that lie s so cl
the heart o f tho city. AsourgW^
Would be greatly pleased to havejou
us Sunclay. Remember the location^
On M ellonville Avenue at Geneva.
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Guerin' in cany ncecsa t.i tho Hollywnuil Golf nMtl Country (’lull and var
ied other tropical rport.s, K ntraiuing
motor drive* to Miami, I'atin lleucli ami
Other southern Florida society jiluces.
m
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Munlc by the Hollywood hotel concert
orchestra. A concert is held every Rundny evening in the gorgeou* lounge
mom f»y tho Hollywood Symphony Or
chestra of 30 artist*.
II4TKN. INCI.tUINtl MRAl.Nl
Nlualr, flX.au err .lay au.l i***| fwa la
nS’
y.’
W. II. Wlahard, Urea
r imjill, *20.00 nm l up.
HOLLYWOOD
By-the-Sea
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T h e H ollyw ood b a n u n e x c e lle d n c rv lc e a n d c u ia in u ,- f u r n ia h e d by hoi el ex p o rt a.
I
T O
“Nature’s century old masterpiece
Sheet iRock
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HOLLYWOOD
H
ml
Eat a t the
&
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''
D. M. BREAM, Sales Director
Sanford
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Florida’» All-Year Beflort City
Salca Agents
Joseph W. Young, Founder
it
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BvrJ.
g v1.a.1
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Phone 657
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Li;,
�A ssociated
Press Full Leased Wire
ROPINTARIFF
iming H e re RATES IS ISSUE
a te r M e e t OF DEMOCRATS
Opening Gun Of B
A d vertisin g Driv
Is Fired On Saturda
*-
to,
52 Arrested For
Sunday W orking
Representative Oldfield Of
Arkansas Declares PartyWants To Rid Country Of
Conditions Existing Today
Copy Stre
10-DAY LEAVE IS Firtt
City’s Solidity An
Agricultural
GIVEN COUNTESS Ib Sent To 16Wealth
Papers
TO ViSIT GOTHAM Seats Sold O ut
* BARTOW, Fih., Fob. 22—
( i . 0 .1 * . C h a r g e d W t h
</pt—Fifty two mon wore a r
rested yeaterdity b y . Rhorlff
Wilder 9f Hoik enunty on a
warrant, Charging them with | Administration Is Held Itev.-orkirtg «<n Sunday. The men
sponsible For Deterioation
arrested wen* working on.n pri
t)f 211 Million In Farm Land
vate road In connection with
construction of a W inter Haven
TULSA, xtkl.i,,. Fell. 22.-W»,__
subdivision.
‘ The w arrants were ebunited Delink'rats wit make ih.. party
st'in.l lor a dnwnwatd
today trnnnfefrlng the rharge
vision of
/nun the Individuals to C. K. I tl»u I^; iff th paraisituat is*uc in
FieldInit. head of the company.. tile enligrt ' viettai eaiuprupn- .next
full, Repte-enialive O.i’fi, |,t „r \ r.
kmet. . i hairmnn „f (he D.-murratir
Congresional Campaign Cniniuittee,
dccalrid in-.‘in address here today.
f II11 .wiviM'iils u retiuiiin of the
tarifr act,” he said, “to a point
whole it will he n compeliiivo rev-!
enue larilf; where il will not lieliem the |iel imitistries of the mli. itML*>h Mnry Clark Slngca First talratiim at the esp< n->e ,,f ||„. „g.
population."
i'rnjrram This Afternood
Not Helping: Farmers
Aflor H2 Duy« Of Exclusion
Front United Stales, B ritish
Womttn Allowed Short Visit
Hy Department of l^tbor
F or Civic D inner
McFarland Promised
F u l l Co-Operation
Of Sanford Citizens
N EW York, Feb. 22.— (A1)—
The CountcHH of Cnthcart, by
signing u peraonnl boiul of |5 0 0
for her release front Kills Island
lust night voided the httbuns cor
pus proceeding* brought by htr
attorney, United States Attorney
Hacklier said today.
This action, Mr. Buckner said,
placed the Countess again under
jlte jurisdiction of the Departmeat of labor.
■■" ■
. -in
Tho first copy In the bl*
special advertising cam
which is to stress tho spui
ness of Sanford values and
business and the great agri
cultural production in the
Sanford area appeared in ■
nowspapors throughout Flor
NEW YORK, Fob. 22.-</7V The Countess of Cnthcart, after ida yesterday and will con
12 days’ exclusion from the United tinue for several days until
m a n y c h il d r e n
E N JO Y OPENING
OF PLAYGROUNDS
States because of her elopement each of 10 iifvrsp tnera in the lead
with tiie ‘EarI of Craven In 1922, ing renter* of Florid* have pub
th
denied 1’" ni'ct.
Ai The Smith Side Park; ttenoral New
was in New York today, undcf a lished a total of alx advertise* ...... .. staletnenl to
lJ< ix n
10-day lenvo from tho Department ntenbt, D. II. McFarland, campaign
Kentucky
Itepuhiieaie.
that
Die
Equip
mrnf
Arriving
Hally
1m:; l
of Labor,
.
manager, announced today-. v ‘I
Democrat.* Mere oil limit nu issue
1lit am
The copy consisted of a news
Largo crowns or children were to carry to the country.
She was released unexpectedly
fere E.
story which appeared Sunday, and
1 want to deny this We never
from
Kills
Island
last
night,
under
pre-ent
at
Ibe
south
side
itnrk
thD
Ml
a group of thrae inch alngle col
had more or higrer i.-m . t,,■ -uikk
Palm afternoon for the initial program rind Oiitlim .1 tin m as follow :
• r a i l 'l l dealt hatto- which
in the pith of the Run C.ulcb, l*tnit, snowstides again n $r>00 prninnn) bond. Tomorrow umn advertisements which start
in
Federal
Court
there
will
be
a
r
jin ai* of tiie (.’ity Playground Cummin*
i'liitling-.i I t '" 1 cio-h.d to l.iltdiiitg wiiii'l a t tile :.tides
Itdes mvepu down front (lie moult gument on her linbens corpus pro ed Sunday In some o f ’the papers
Abuse of Appninliog Power
it!im \> . ion. 'under the diiection o f Mi.*a
t .mm
J
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!
he
town
i
autrlii
Willi..at
wainot)*
of
the
di
n*-ter,
lior.en al persons litol rteutii ceeding seeking admission over nnd today In others. After a lapan
flagrant aliiHc, of his ni'pinnt
oi ii.
the Mary Clark, who previously a p
ing
power
l'\
President
Coolidge,
the ruling of tho Department of of two days, each of the IS news
Wilipeared in thu schools and i?:.Ued resulting ill the vi i tual .li-trtnti'm
Labor that sha be excluded on papers will run three additional
eh has (nvilatiuiiH to all tiie children of
pieces of-copy,.
>
grounds of "moral turpitude,"
of the tariff ami Ft-dcrul Trade
in
From this time on, It will be the
tiie city to tie preM'til.
Theodore (1. Risley, acting Secre
t oininerce ( ommission,
tary of Labor, after ordering her endeavor of the campaign to keep
"Failure of the present I’cpilldi
Mims Clarl: returned from .lachj.< will
release, left Washington for Now Sanford before the tiate and im
can
(
Kitgress
to
grant
the
farmers
sim- soiivilli) with sufficient eciuipmcnt
portant eections in the north with
York.
BYillv, to pel the first program under any sort of permanent relief.
advertisements, news copy, Mid-,
‘'Complete
diiinmation
of
the
ad1
wn\
arul
to
keep
the
various
:o
“
I
have
been
praying
for
this
uli i.l special letters, Mr. Mcf
niini.-dration
h>
the
ultra
inli
a
.
for dnys,’ she remnfked’.
rwidc livlliCH of tiie cnimnianion worl;said. The copy in these will
BltOW
n
t'V
the
failure
of
the
comImmigration officials expressed written to give specific facts, ei
Kpei-lcd iiut nut it the parks are thoroughly
ig iterance of how tho order came advertla.»ment being devoted to ooa
llsilu* . rtpupped with the nppar.'itu:: that inixsidli to till'll n\.-r to the 1tepurtiiii-iit of .1list ice evidence ul>
to ho Isucd especially so lato at subject. There are fourteen sub
Ill SCV- has lns‘11 ordered.
F ifle i'n D e a th s A m i S ix ty night. -The Countess said5
I ject* that wilt be featured, each
T \M I‘A. t hi , f. t. 2‘J. i-l
iv i 1 1 ived Fell. 17, win it the
The program this nflonn.oii eon tailied iti its imcrtignthui by Dm
I n ju r e d In S ta te U eptn-t; 'hm’t know a thing of how It one considered a strong asset of
aul t'«li i of y.epht i liltlv It le
t 'l l no .1 i l.-nn, '.l-.' \ ' , ii *dil
Unat- ii»tri| of hasebnll iriiineti. relay i aliiminiim trusts over wli'uti lhe
came uhopt.’
Aoii'ri.aii Stale , ph- ' "it lo Ciller of Foltce Volk
till lie nut > and various well known I Secretary of (hit Treusuri i is the ti .!. r nt ili.
tiie community.
North ( a m liim 11uh
Kim watt met at the pier hy Mr*.
It ink at ’/ .e |ih y r b illtm leeit
intifyiiig him Dial bandits
Is vvrit- games for.Imth edder children aim] tluuii|iuliag influence."
Chic Dinner Tuesday
Killed
And
Twelve
Hurl
“The
value
of
farm
land
nod
Conlon Carr, a friend, who haeD The Hanford
am .tel mi a charge i f entlr i ' h-e .iered Die ImiiiW, hlkiidetl
I fMIJUTS i11for the little tots, whu Were jlrchdin
j
tford Civic dinner-,
which
visited iter nearly every day since
mi.I . ound Die teller, loekt d Inin
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' ; farm equipment, Mr. Oldfield said, r.lctoetit., fidtowigi; a i.ilila ry at
rrow night
undJcnt in large numbers.
By
Tho
A
hoc
In
led
Press
'tti% aritty i«¥Vb. ID n r KlHs Island.'
_ - __ and estnptd with
fit! i
*
---- has dctorioi ated 0CO,QOlUK)t*fO<Mt p.: >1 tho Irani, lust ti-*. In wlt\
A tlmrp i tic rent e1 in tht> numl*cr Tltey weojT to the Hotel Amtias
■ I The iummission announced some- farmers-have Incurred an indebted - #12.(MU) was reported rtulefl.
#12." It.
deaths in tho Southom sminr.
1time up., that for the present only Tivu more than J l-J.IHtO.OIKI.ftOII Ife
.,
A n n i'U i'c e m .iit o f t h e a i i e * t
.In k*on wa's described ns be <>f traffic
in the week just cloned over
11»u ninth «ide park would tie used • •(minted (hat the present tariff of .la. k-oil w.m made tod,it t'V
ing ii, a i eitti eiia.scimiH condition States
Tim
Countess
iwihl she, wanted to be a highly aucceseful affair,
the ie fl)r jin* | o . u e . s . It was stated law i coiling the i onn11 > Xft.uoii,
when other eiuploVes of the lulrik Dio proceeding week was anted t<»- to thunk American women for Sir. MrFarianu said. At I o’clock
Me i il l 1 It IIml- on i-l I' ' ■••
lay
in
a
survey
coiiducted
Jty
the
iimd. r.' »| ,|
. ,| ;l,, „n tho-apparatus oopiltm aim natty u« increased prof
i c o i l v >i a I" u: d is lm i. e r I.
•■Itimed flora lunch nod found Associated Press,
today it appeared that ft would
Tim survey their nymputby.
ai rm I li'.iti parks would have reg-1 Is I. mi:iiitifmtiiri'O.
tlllll 111 till’ tilhi It. Tint* tl iliherH, showed
1 ."lit'lic Mil .ie lti>n 1 Dade < ity.
'I want to set* your great build he neceaiury to atop the sale of
that
itf
persons
hud
been
o!ar h ilolis fur irrgnnir.ed play,
il tt.i- stated. hmil (Menipdl in 1111
nic ( InjniN (if Keiinnmy
Il....... ll'll v ■rilt '1 ti • -II.)' i f .Iings, Dip Woolworth ami other tickets, a* practically the maxi
Zeph -hills Bank Robbery 1 TRAFFIC TOLL IN
Leads To Teller's Arrest DIXIE MOUNTING;
On Embezzlement Charge FLORIDA IN LEAD
' ff fc ftB n g
iiin'-'t lie direction of Mias Clark.)
Mu ... .playground
.
festivals ere
l'll 1'limns arc taking ailv an •
I tlliMtppenriajf war 1 X|H 11 1 *'
Hill ectitnitivy, tin* n*pi•(•scuta ■
lie. 1tired amt "Mr. t '".ili.i): •
ii< IT' pngandiM.- won 111 Im.c
"imt 1 > hi’IU'VC Du :i'Ihi iiii-lni (
pl.tntied fi r the s p r in g and for the
iimnii >- m onths and f e a tu r e s of inlift i I • 't h e grow n u p s will lie
| t i n te d , officials sny.
in
(it: ,n 'a Ilf Dll' t•iitil. ri ilihcrv
IHmI 111 1 ut Ini' e 1 ili 1 In 1r an
• iti (tu • near
1' 1I1I' ' Mil Ht - !..
flit III 1
S'. ■kite Ii.. ( Ik 1 It ^1 l f. r a
!.• ttritr of tl" ( (O.l g( it!* I I
.1 . k.'-"l wit" . ut iail in Didc
I ’ILV.
the ■l.tiery
I Itrt
1 Ii an ;i tu- Irl ("till" tlltli* 1a
:int"imitiitc. \ I'.ilii c (Ira tri'cl
1 .ili'il !.' atilii I*In' Hit tl It*111 only
u :iii'ii|’iT ilci-l 1Iptli'M it at. |-i\ill
in .i.tii.'•(•iw
»if! Hint *-•4'll Hill' 1l.'IHcl tiie
1 dli r and i ff iuL of III.' Itaiik
.ot then if tallied ,l;it kD>n, hit
r i tlirtir »Imri't s ’f run I* i l*-
killed-ntrnitist .Id of the week wlilcll
omfed Feb. 14. There were 228
persons Injured.
Florida leaped way into the load
with Id dc-itlm, North Carolina
being her iiyafvct comiMitltor with
in killnl South t areliim, Missis
sippi nod Arkansas tied for the
hvltont of the lis t.with aim dead
each.
I'loti.In also led in tho number
of Injured with lilt, Virginia with
D being her nenret.1 rival. Aln*»«»«« hruught up Dm w ar with
1only five reported injured.
Tho t.tirN i includml -deaths and
injuries hy ftyjontoblle, trttin, trolley car uoiLJ motorcycle.
Then'
went no <«cfTstamlinif uccldenta during tho v ek.
a tabulation by
Follows ng
, state*<*
states:
D.-athi
Injurud
r,
41
Virginia .
41
in
Nortli Carolina
K
S oiiDi ('arolina
tti :i2
Deorgia .
00
!!! is
Florida
r,
.-I
Alabama . . .
o
t
Mississippi
2Ji
. :t
Lopisinnu
i
12
Aranksan
II
Ti’niiessce
y11 s Clark was formerly in the tton i> prat (icing economy.
' 1.ploy of the Hoard of education
Mr. Dldllehl d iu rg e d (Imt dci-pilr
city of Chicago where site the Prerident's claittt- for the
in 'U nt* mi t him.
i I t;i>theengaged
in irhon! playground eeouotiiy Die cost of maititiiioiojr
u.'ik. Ilir experience in the field the Yacht Mayflower hud been
which she will direct in Sanford is inoio than doubled undtT tlo* ( "olIt. •
4 a ! ! ' 17 I l A I l / 1 ! A C
-.lid to Ik* ul sueli nature ns to a d -; idge (idmiiii-ltatmn compared with
i\ T
Ij i;U L )u L /V u
on:nrii)v fit her for uli the activities the Wilson Ht-toje and that I're-i*
m a.dent
Coolidge
required
f
itH
I
t"t
,
I'kiitm-d
by
the
commission.
Ih.at I l.e playgrounds of the school traveling expi’iiMCM ttl 1921 ui-lend
.tty of Chicago tiro nqtcd for their o f the |2fi,tl.H) g ra n te d hy t "i.efficiency mid for tho g reat pro- gress.
r.jC
lilt’s Hint | grams wliich the children of tiie
brent* that middle west metropolis enjoy
.
. . ,,,, •
fonfi d i’it throughout the year.
r*. U K.
l if t r o a d ivr C u t In T a x e s R c|irc.scnt;itivi’H O f 11 L illc a
T o (iiilhi-:' I'o r I’tirpo.se O f
K (ipnf;;i» New Concerted Attack
.As P rovided Ry Cm uproetc tmtli
ltp-orK iiiii/iiiif Hull T»'iimn;
mist*
Itt-vcnuc
A
rt.
D
raw
s
[Dr. J . C. Directed At Dry Law
S
e x to n M ay llc a ll L eag u e
W arn in g F ro m D finocraD t
pa, anil
mty 1nt hTUNICA, Mi»s., Feb. 22.-—Three
Vunco Dougina, president of tho
WASHINGTON, Feb. £2.—UPi —
1*L will
i ,( linvlni* „t 1 WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.—t/D— Sanford Baseball Club of Dm Flor
A
new
concerted
bombardment
was
o.groes.
m
-used
^
,
Wllll
„
fiK},t
brewing
in
Dm
Horn|l b t »l:e directed nt prohibition today and tempted to attack
against Die provision of Dm coin- ida State League, has received on
Ikcf .■iipi highway near Rich, Mis*., yester promise revenue tiiil for a tetrom iiivitulioii front Mike Sexton, jtreslmingled
with
the
fire
of
general
f W*l t hi- i riiicisms were demands for rc- ■,|.,y. were at pa-renlly xafo today m
dent of Tiie National Association
ih. t .tl or i mdifiention of the High *r. I) in an .iii iiinotio.-. I city ntl*** live cut in Dm. inheritance tax. nf Minor l/uguo liltseball I'ltlhs,
I’hiii, man Dri es of the U ays and tu attend u meeting m-xt WnUietPaiiio* (win • (np(*i nodi vinlomo. Means Committee, has wanml Dint
1H
228
Tot ills
I « nth \ nu inlnu iil.
Iday. In Tampa, for Dm purpose of
Tin- guns were trained from the | Mi:. Town-. negm lumber work* < nn inrrense iti taxes iany bo a<
I (insisting in the rc-organiziiimn of
luii'h l til'!,- set hy till* ufsociiition land two r.citt' c*. wlm wore stroue snty at the end ..f t >(■•
the lenguo anil in perfecting |ilnus
jn the • iiiminity «n*l wh"-<*
agitiust i pc prohibition nmcndntetti I ,
thxlL,^ a«a»A4,
0
,,,,(*(
W
i
re
not
divulged
bv
coumy
I’’ . viv.l 1" 1 11 ■•',ci'i"l "tiiyc the f.irts" colt ! i-rficiul*. wi re removed float Da- lion
.............
r.'TiTTc,* t"(o-' conTeriHon that six
„r D.o Home nod i emit
with n view of looking over tin*
iail lal< Sunday night, ami
|
ft*
*
liitiY
t
l*
•re- and ' ‘ *' “ **f I’ridtlltilion under the Yd !'local
taken up tm n n |r ■
pro; pecta of Dm coming suaaon
Ctilif t *lll >*( lc.'iguc, according to Mr. Dottrlnii
wilt |„. ,j„ ’■ id.Act has proved a failure pr.>- accompanied hy deputies, pen out chamber with h-odi
1
f
r.TU
'Ti
lit
an
auloOliddle
alter
n
v uU*! the keynote of the meeting,
i n prompt rutilw atb n.
win* stated today that ho will a t
coupled with the demand that light i nioh hail formed with the intention
ORLANDO, Fob. 22.—WA—Wal
Mr. Drecn. 'wlm
d the tend thu m irting Wednesday.
of taking litem from the officers.
hl.Nt;
Vine and hi cr he legalized.
Last
ler
lingua-la making a vent tiro in
According
to
-officiala
of
the
House
ronfinH-s
decl-irid
I The girls were driving nit nutoleague, there are four franchises to
___the
. huHincaa world, according to
JA' 3 h:." ti
number of addrwti.es supplied mobile near Ittfh v.ln n the imgrwrs. night | hut if an in -nose »* lie.*"'
•'
i<* preaent
time. Son- 1 an nhnomiccmoiijt mnda hero today
«*'4,11“dc jo I., f imunitiun for tho oasluughf it ii a lle g ’d, enitm nt* i» amdlmr r-,r y "full n s p o n d'd’it) ivM wttn open at
at U
Urn
pi
hy ■Jm- H. Tinker, ons t'm c noted
. -. ^ U|,k in . n prnhthitimi, whll’lt was descrih- nutoiimhile and blocked the road, tiie Senate.'' The Senate Voted to j ford, Lakelahd, “T a m p a and1| St.’ by
muinial v isi-'n |, a, "iiemorat mnl Indefensible (he negroes made threats, the girl- repeal the inherltnnre tax atid loj Fctershurir w ir e the p n ly clubs Imschall player. Tim Golfer* Hup] Iv Company, Inc., uua oecn i(iu fd
un anony- tepid, despicable, mockery and told officers nt Rich. Accuutpani • muko Dm rotroactivu rot Ill lids (o fiipsh the auason last yegr.
Fort Myers is reimrted to he u charter, and U planning tho con>tucunls hy pocn .y." And ns making
l-,x whereby Die incrca *d rat
ii>g the young Women hack
f rtum i ai . . , rime 'of what most people do t'u* the highway, the deputies chased \ nted in 1921 Would he , liniiiy'tcd ready to enter, tho league and tho Istniclion «f n two-atory factory on
eluh i* said tii have raised I2.V u 12 -acre plot a t Longwo^d, U
(CVin regard uo a sin.
the negroes for mile*, finally *>ver- in favor of tho lower rot«» efft
. .. . nuo wilh which to wtart the ara* vvp* said.
t/iimr them il* luttlcu county. Ill i live il l 'tlm 1221 act.
Hnin n. in addiiidq id Iming a di
House conferees obtained D" son and to get player* and cquipgun battle T»wna and another w. re.
rector of tiie company, will be tho
restoration t‘* *»"■ hill of Dm in- tnent.
of 11 citica . In,-/ designer of the golfing pro' ‘ .Repreacntotlvua
" 'ih M U 'irn v i Tun-endured and in Imritnncc tax, hut
Wishes of Mr. Green. "*re f«*rc«J have been invited to the meeting duets, according to the announce
o n tir to avoid a m«;'*
for Wedncuday. They arc: ment, and will give the company
gathering an thc hlghway Dm of- lo yield tho retroactive «ut in Ini'* culled
Hanford,
Sarasota,
Lakeland. exclusive right to the uto of hi*
l-ix
which
will
mean
the
.eventual
fircts auod With their prisoner* toU.* of $85.‘»0.0<» in r.-enue Bradenton, Orlando, Fort Myrr*, products, according to tho article*
D a . |-’eb., l*en:cs. Her /nmily Iran not hmatHt. IVteraburg, laikr Wales, Win of agreement**h*» tltmiht •d her since that time.
" Th* negr.m'. wa re placed in jail front taxes alrr-ady * « ra « ^ ^
The company fornwrly operated
ter
Haven, Avon i'ark and llnlnea
il 1
oh ids early ! .She has Imt n married twice and here InM night, only to hr 'imv^ tales during the period i»
ut Hpringfield, Ilk, and U being
City.
n-.rth lake divunr'd. eald hcV'Tather.' This »c- out of town again whon n m<d.
It la expected that the four brought to Unigwood chiefly
n tf.m h J**rldgu" ritles, Lake Wale*. 'Yin- through the ioflumco of Hagen,
rSL*,,:,h
tor the name of Mr*. T. J- formed here.
( Cuba, oc- j.ieorteUi, found on her room rent rlsiwl that they expected no
tor llavun, Avon I’ark and Haute* according to the officials cf the
r.Triveil ut btU from Daytona Bench. AH the cr d ia o rd o ra .______
City will back one club, which will rompany which include* Joe 'link
L
p„rt • lathing and personal effect*
alternate ll’a playing dale* between er, as one of ita dlractota and
her fatlitir. Lamd by the lake front were iden- Tennessee Governor,
It..use Icade** ctmfU tho four. Official* any thi* would John (iunael oa another. Gan tel
is also vice-president of tho com
!>I,r
thut .*’®d hy Mr. Kubanka aa being his
solve the matter of finanoa*lirf-n will
.
To Seek Office Agaip
U uih optimism U le’lng expre*- pany'.auithter'u
Dn Dm factory site llagon will
was In
with ratification expected with- rd over the preaonce tif Heaton
Fort Omnge ■*•*in tbo state and official* of i®f construct putting, mashk, mid" ’ ""d it of .
in a day.
1,-a
l 11dma'
l-Iuhuika
i*- —
in H»*
Jcaguo may that if bs will ai cent iron and driving jrrwnr for **kvghur ie v.
Y
U
D
*|.
I
1
ti*
J,.
I
«
«
*
i
flit
is in dialr»-sa a"11
[nmaway vt . /*"*>
tho presidency the haaiball .**{»* perijnrnt and exhibition wxtrk* aei AMONT IH AITfftNTED
cording to the
P * •CCwit'h I
hcr
Eobank*
of.
Florida’-will have otw «
T
ttLAHASiJEB,
K«h.
22—
tA*)
k
»'er„ u, Miami where
.G overnor Ma.Dn tuA.y ann...*-K. beat seasons in the hlatory of the IJCKIKD IN
!j2Jj^w tV e immediately fhr Cuba.
LVB
' '1r B V
game to look forward to.
. I the appomtinrnt af H. A.
GRANLKIO!
• r.uhanka hna been adviaed of
12
Tho inrwtijig Wednesday U fI ;
‘
t
St
Auruxittm,
to
be
a
11 he
Mr*.
* “ .w
D. daughter, {T ii I J E J llu,t
“ smber of tbe board of trout*** pwted to result In th* granting «
'd M ^ r
election
.and B
'r'.'.Vspechd tax dUUht pumhet^
n ik r«tU .and detccltvca i»cre await
1 Johns toxxuty, to
M,
since
» ’ ■ ^ r*'' fu^ . f t ^ t n Havana before any
^ r r search.for the girl wiU hf Jsham 0.
Three Mississippi
Negroes Are Saved
From Mob Violence
HOUSE FIGHT IS V i l
BREWING O V E R TO ViSIT TAMPA
INHERITANCE TAX BASEBALL MEET
Walter Hagen Will
Be Identified With
Longwood Concern
lflit To Have Committed
hi Havana, Asserts Father
•te T s a s a x S
hL‘r
^ & S ^ a s r ts
•** l!f.iJ2iSuSl£r°iw oi*
War.
-JkYCvi.,
skyscrapers," aha said nhurtly be
fore slut landed at the Battery. It
was. too dark In tho downtown seeHalf to see much of tho Woolworth
trmor, hut Die Federal building
wiicto she is to ttppour tomorrow
is just across the street from it.
Arthur Garfield Hayes, of her
counsel, will argue that her admis
sion of elopement with the Karl of
Graven dor* not eonntituto ad
mission of a crime or misdemean
or involving moral turpitude under
the lawn of tho United States;
Franco, Kriglnnd or South Africa.
It developed that when she ar
rived front England, n hoard of
threw American inspectors asked
"did you, whilrf still married, havo
relations with t)i« Karl.”
”1 most certainly did," she ropllcij.
Diff SUlTFound^"
In W^kiva Swamp
A fi.Vgnllon copper still waa un
covered in the VVeldva river bot
tom!, about 10 miles west of the
city, into Saturday afternoon by
Deputy Sheriff C. C. Stephenson,
who bus been searching fbr moon
shim1 headquarters in that region
for the paid two weeks ho said.
The owners, or operators, were not
caught and the still was nut In op
eration when found.
Four barrels of mash were de
stroyed,
W ashington News
National Education AaaoelaUon
convention begina.
Anti-Prohibition “faco the facta1
conference opens.
HcnaU discusses proposed inves
tigation Aluminum Company. '
1| "i
r - L~. in* f
Daytona Beach—New Chamber
of Commerce building to be con
structed.
- - —js-e-
mum number of plates that could
b« provided by the hotel bad been.
reserved.
The preliminary work for the
railing of funds to take care of
thp special advertising, the regatta,
and the Sanford quota for tlw
Florida building nt the I’hlladvlphln exposition will begin W ednes
day 'morning. The district drive
for funds will begin probably a
week later. Captains for the drive
were scle-led today hy President
Edward Higglnn, and a meeting
will tw held at 11 o'clock W ednes
day morning for the completion of
the teams, Mr, McFarland stated*'
Activities O f P o l i c f l
Over The W eekEnd
N et City B ig Sum
A police raid Saturday night
netted 20 negroea who wera ch a re
d with being inmaten of a disor
derly house and Daisy Slplln, keep
er of thd home. She waa released
on 1100 bond and failed to epgeer
In court tills morning, The
waa ordered estreated.
Those taken in the raid
also estreated bonds were:
Williams, Arthur Ford, Ge
Cummings, Thomas Burns, Ai
Smith, Henry Lewis, Joe G'
K. Reeves. Alice Green, Otlii 1
ford, Collie Brown, BUI TL.
eon, Harry Pope, B. Williams,
ry Banka llrlmr Williams,
Henderson, Will McIIorten,
j a r w.
Johnson,
-77 "f e
■Willie Jenkins wee the only ;
lo show up in court and he
Id* Bali, Oscar Bedding
Henry Ciarday ween arrested.4
the week end oh chargee of f
Isorderty. The i
drunk and disorder'
two were finedi ill). c;)arday f i
to eppesr and hie bend of m
( CeeUnueed en page S>)
Capital Takes
The Memory Of George
WASHINGTON. Feb. a l - t d ’> The Capital Joined with the re
mainder of the country today toj
honor the memory of George'
Washington.
Numbers of public rare monies
were arranged hy patriotic organi
sations without regard foe the re
cent controversy over the
habits of the first prat
Dio uewer debate over
would stand on the prohibition
sue.
In Congress tires was
!inwirtrt'e
8 S ittiS
/sal
bhartng the renter c
activities with f f m
Mount Vernon
Washing to n and
Inr Maaonic
under
k y B*
tv
�m
THE SANFO
PO OR
• t
err altera***
Those few citizens who have either, back.slid or else
never really gained faith and absolute confidence in San*
ford’s future, ffrnWn the price brought by Sanford’s munici
pal bonds Friday the answer to-all their doubts and fenra
m i
Hi i i i f c r i r i t t l t a
M sga*lia A r m a s
B*
HE'S A PRETTY GOOD NEIGHBOR, BUT
As<Brisbane Sees It
IRREFUTABLE PROOF
te Sanford Herald
HERALD, MONDAY. raBRUARYjg
IDs A Blit
America By Dayllfflt
Here’* A Real Trust.
liuay Chromosome*.
.
Bj ARTHUR BRISBANE
V
V avrright >•*«. *>r * >»r Co- 1
r m iw o j
sew e lftiN G .
ELSE 76?LAv
1
LATEST SCIENTIFIC rtoteent concerning this universe, in
hich w e,are less than microbes,
id the enrth less thnn a groin of
irt. startles you. Our sun. n milun times ns big ns this earth is
i|y a speck in w hat men have
illed “the universe.” which cunins endless millions of stms.
1■“ «*
- BIARl-tc n. JOjift*. M
A. 'W Hirntm oN iiatich
On* Vwr-fT.on Mis Months....
Jieltecrrd In City by Carrier,
week. I6r. Weekly Bullion
par year.
y m n i i hOTICRi All obituary
notices, cards of (hanks, rt-iolutlbns and noilcsa ot entertainments
wliera charges are made will be
charged fer at ragular advertising
rates.
Miutnr.it MAoriATr.n
runs*
Tlie Asaoclaled 1’ress Is esclusleelT eniliied to (he use fur rcpuullcalion of alt news dlapaichrs
credltril to It nr not otherwise
credited In this f>n|>rr and also the
1 n*ws iiuhllslirt] herein. All
it# ot rci'ulilluallun ot special
•trhes Tierein are also reserved.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22. H»2G
z j T B B JIEUALD8 p l a t f o r m
1*—Deeper water route to Jack*
aonrille.
' V,—Const ruction of St. Johns-InRiver canal.
L —Eslrnslon of white way.
- 4y—tfwimmlnr pool, tennis courts,
•tc.
1^—Aogmrntln* of building pro*
Igram—houses, hotels, a p a r t *
■' (went houses.
•^—Extension of street paring
program.
7.—Construction
of
boulevard
around ‘1-akc Monroe.
• — Completion of city beautifica
tion program.
• <**>Kxpanslnn of school - system
’with provision for increased fa*
notoriously conservative. Financial reports are checked,
transportation facilities studied, agricultural and industrial
AND NOW the wise Dr. Hubble
resources considered and numerous other factors carefully
analyzed before the average bund company submits a very of Mt. Wilsbn observatory, tells
the California Institute of Tech
favorable bid on community bonds. • The fact th at thirteen nology.
that n million “universes."
bltht were submitted at the sale gives some idea of the. im such iis ours, arc visible at horri
portant place Sanford has come to occupy in financial cir ble distances from this earth.
cles, and the reported majority of above par bids is an indi-.
cation of the reputation Sanford is deservedly enjoying ns
a safe and solid investment field.
The harvesting of Sanford's eight million dollar celery i
crop, the increased activity of its building operations, coupled
with the dawn of an era ul wuter front and river transporta
tion development, are some of the determining factors in the
joint bid that was submitted Friday for the bonds. The sale
represents a tonic and an inspiration for increased develop
ment. Tlie confidence that outsiders have exhibited in this
city’s future leaves no room for doubts and fears at home. __
___ ...
As long as confidence in Sanford and its substantial, s a f e ! That universe in turn is our atom
characteristics are mainttitned. Sanford bonds will always ; 'n tlM)
universe,
command premiums, and the city will in e v ita b ly g ro w i n t o ' vvllcr"
*-hBt ‘'vorwhelmmg
•I" urenteKl Mtl.m.i m .tu r of Florid,.
'
V T ,™'.'.V S X
ru M| £ '
tlOSanford
LENT
d said
L e n t c o n n o te s s e lf d e n ia l a n d in tro s p e c tio n , n u o a i a b a ti■r* • ■ nence a n d th e •su b o rd in atio n o f s e lfis h t r a i t s . Its o b s e rv a n c e
which i* f u n d a m e n ta lly n e c e s s a ry enOh y e a r l o r th e s a lu t a r y s ta l e
ids . .i of relig io n , but p a rtic u la rly is its close o b s e rv a n c e n e c e s s a ry
m u lti-1a t th is tim e w hen th e n e w s p a p e rs b f th e n a tio n a r e re p le te
w ith vio latio n s nf Ib e law o f Cbal a n d m an . w h en d iv o rc e c o u rt
( sc a n d a ls anti fre e love a d v o c a te s a re th r e a te n in g tlie v e r y ,
fo u n d a tio n s of relig io n a n d so c ie ty . At th is tim e w h en c i v i - 1
lization is fa c in g [Misslblv its g r e a te s t c ris is , th e b e s t m in d s
h o f th e w orld a g re e lh a t th e p re s e rv a tio n o f law a n d o rd e r
1 *uw him uncr before.
a n d th e s a n c tity ul th e hom e can b est be a c c o m p lish e d
A* hi* pnaaed by the dour
th
ro u g h th e a p p h e n lio n o f th o se p rin c ip le s th a t th e L e n te n
And again
Hie pavement nUmea resound,
o b se rv a n c e te n d s to d evelop.
.
Aa he tuttcri. o'er the ground
L ent is o n e o f th e m ost a n c ie n t a n d s a c re d d e p a r tm e n ts
%
With his eune.
o f th e c h u rc h c a le n d a r, f o r its o rig in d a le s back to llie d e a th
Thuy auy that in Ilia prime.
o f J e s u s of N a z a re th , a n d th o se w ho u n d e r ta k e its o b s e r
'Bro Vtk< inuning-knlfe of Tune
v an ce a r e p re s u m in g to im ita te th e fo u n d e r o f C h r is tia n ity .
;
Cut liim down.
W ith th is th o u g h t in m in d it is s u r p r is in g how innnv o f us
N v i n better niun wus found
a r e p ro n e to o b se rv e th is holy p e rio d in a n u n in te n tio n a lly
l ^ t h c crier on his round
i t U K A T n U I T I S i l ( d a n - .me uni
4
Through the Iowa,
friv o lo u s m a n n e r, re s e m b lin g th e m o re o r less foolish re s o lu ted eleeli ie service f o r (n.w er. liglC.
tio n s w ith w hich e v e ry new y e a r is u s h e re d in
and till pu rp o s e s, (hat will re v u lu
,
I n s te a d of a p p re c ia tin g th e tr u e s p irit of L ent m ol re v t i o i u r .e B r it i s h i m l u s l i y and m uke
v in g chea pe r
A n d tin.- g i.v e t lisolving to re p u d ia te d u rin g th is p eriod so m e s e lfis h vice <>t liment
e n t e r p r is e vv lilt'll m ir best
*s h o rtc o m in g , m any o f us “ give u p " c a n d y , o r c ig a r e tte s «.i Triiud* w o u ld cull “ H m ia hhin , Do I m o v in g p ic tu re s o r som e o th e r l u ll in g . In c o n se q u e n t ml de shi visit, and n n a i c h y " is hackeii
tuil th a t in re a lity does not re p re s e n t a m u ral s a c r itic e a l.v lla l.Iw m , U r i l t i i n V T . n \ prim e
' m u ch a s a p h y sic a l d e n ia l. T h is is iu>( th e trite s p ir it id L ent, m eltsl.-i w hile h h e ta l ipiil lab.u
earl i, ..leelare that B a ld w in
i
*''t
a m i a b s tin e n c e fro m som e little lu x u ry to w hich wv r e tu r n 'l . - a l n i g lit.-II' tlnilule.
ii(
a f t e r th e fo rty d a y s h a v e elap sed c o n tr ib u te s cerv In lie.
I-,.,11 if a n y . to w a rd o u r m u ra l s tr e n g th e n in g
T h e h o n est ile te rm in a lio n to cheek at least lo r lorlv
|d a y s som e vicious h a b it: th e reso lv e to e n te r ta in .no m alice,
h a tr e d or c o v e to u sn e ss, to sh u n te m p ta tio n a n d to a d h e re
m
o re closely to th e C ulden Hide re p re s e n t th e tru e s p ir it ol , ,.i
i ^ T h H t hu hnd 11 ifomun immb
L e n t. Let th e m an w ho w ould p ro fit Ir, tin s o p p o rtu n ity for
his cheek was like a lose
to n in g ii|» c h a r a c te r select at least one vice to g iv e up m ib is
v Tn W in the aiiovv.
perio
d . T oo m u ch a tte n tio n is g iv e n h \ m ost o f us to s u p e r
X t flow his none is thin.
ficial
d e ta ils a n d not e n o u g h to th e f u n d a m e n ta l priiiciph
rvktH uiion Ida ehm.
P B o K K m m i B |{ A 111;It tells the
o f l.eiil
y \
Like a s t u f f ;
V u i . - i n a l i V aeiall.,., l o r A . l i a l i r e
(And u crook ia in his bark
O ' A n d a mclunehulv run I,
W
In Ills luugh
,:V I know it i* u ain
F or me to ail and gu n
At loin here.
I But the old, three-coineted liu).
And tho breeehe*.—uml all tbui.
Arc be queer!
And If I should live to pe
Th* Jiat loaf «n the t r w .
In the .Spring—
I>et them smile, an 1 do im ».
W M the old foraaken bougli
Hs _
Where 1 cling.
BjC. . s—Ollvur Wendell Holme,
fy.
IllJunnUili
um Andivw
GOOD CODE OF ETHICS
(iru rg e H
H iltv
ft I'u ia ik o . ( d i r I " " i D V f v til tiilu-r* da* Iiiiin y I
K lu ridii. ia a . n e a t - p c , - h O. th- »■!«■-- i«b- . ii.lvantatics and “ P ia .r- j
,
cmiti'** with vshnh tin*
“ D n the e i l l l ..f . m l ....................
rent i n i l am that he i - .. . n o .
-f
a fine e itv , in a fu n ...u a tv ami ..
fine s t a t e : that In* u in liit," on
his e u iaiiiun itt w ill lie o* lin n,
llliuilt the u l ell test |M>Ssdde - .a
cess. I n i v j u " nlveay.* in m ind lie
liiirllest libuils n f iu.'liee. i,,|. r.,,..and MM.ndilv,
sueti.iit e v i '
w m l h v eaiise in .u a llv and linan,
n t h A., l.o as he O aid, te lie
t<« . <>i ..|m l ate w ith i it i
lo u r i
e f f le ia l- and hide time, a* *ai a*
la h i , iinvvel lies;
O. llm .'i . o n
stl u e l iv e ly , tn Oilk etui-t iii. I ivt I v ,
te elav I n , n a il as a r .... I , tli/en
Ill del etc.line
larue. I- 11 . ... ,1
I" \ » f local p a t n o lo -m iv tu d i b u s '
definite f..rm in l.m nnm l.
h 1' 1
e.iniigli On "i.e " ^) l' r
' « a t n 0 > In in
* all an ate
b' 1 1*’ d** lu>
tie liu
unt
1*. aide In sitv
1 all. fin nest
U|t ..l ter lie " i tliat w o ,!.. I „l
' b i n On it
lla vii.e heen e iiie lU d nndei the
t.jia.ei to vvle.lt hi- talents ta ll
him, in O e.ililrnltted with the |nl,
II..,; i-nt-. In ew n tnat, i e ir u n lle s .,| In
m .-itm n
>>i tlie n u t ig e n'
lie a i t e i t v
That
i- to
le urn 1
in.,re ai,,l nn>le
ataml h o i - e l i l - |
lu .m itv . tlnennle,
a d va iila ge s.
|„'" d diOi and uepel •lllllt les Let
grealel t i l l anil eeutiliv
•• had. ivirvh' iv e m ln aie tllal ihmaMlu; j
if ealled upnni. -n o , o>l., „ ||, |ihlti,si<|,l,v
km,w li iii;e and lie !
leader il that is In i-l.e, . '
.
d< 0 tiieniilnni 0 , iinimrt it. and the!
piai«i and n|a-al> I n .11
. . In- u sidt
o ait pervading npUimslli .
entllliiiililt l . 11s lie,. I l l I'.il I i U .ill all III, elti.wiis i nlifldenl of*
Mess, Us le fie a t ln i laiiO.a
,* I II,*- pi<igte
and suit ess nf the!
lull milages, its fm.i.n ,- i ,-l
a , ,rn nein i l l . eaeh iiulkvl O made
m . 'ii, . if-, eliniali
I
. ,•
1,0 , f q . ,,-ni
f I, ,,
a- else- '
and . .Minti . .f t n ia t
.m l
>n wliei. • i tha-ia-i, i- the es-ential
a ...... . also.I In
f .,,‘ ,1
i
. ii*. i *■ i.-ti," tli* i lung
VolitU-ad
WU good enough to give ua the
" prohlbltlun amendnient. maybe lie
Would l>« kind enough to tell these
officer* bow to keep it fully en
forced.
T H IS l i U ; i l l . \ i e tonus governiiit'hL iH'fcitc making tlM-lf inJuu
lulls sin,old read that purl ,,l the
Hew lesUiOieiit whieti tells
the
story of th e old man th a t wen!
ii w ay
first when they liennl Die
A U D IT S SYSTKSSTW
Ja c k s o n v ille . Tam pa, .Miami,Su
P a in t Ucacii, Daytotu b
C E N T R A L 1-T.OlIIUAOm
^ 17-318 First Nuliunai Bank
Sunfcrtl, Florida.
S. (J. (JUA Y, RESIDENT MAS
S t r e e t I tu si ness
\ <11b VII I I « I 11/ IN
1
dn I " Die witness by wav n f
''Min lain, ml nn.il i n and s u g g e s altlt.LlIll tn ., nnslllll- gtlllUs
i' m I la 11ng I,uni*),incut.
\nd the kVIllie - ' He. a.* a rule,
1■ dt.lu* ernte-ting after his first)
h' -itanl .mj-e.il (•> the judge, "Your
Hi,net', et ah " lie is a green- I
hntn ui a game in which the q u es-,
lamer is a, adept The wittiest., '
Inn ing bee. terballv assailed, rid i-:
<uled or end.ui tassid, .lim bs down {
-u, I, gon.hr t ' •rum tin- —at nf torture, llmtikful j
-ia, .iindogj/e.l, that tb. >ideal is t.v.-r and hoping!
\vi»- Mill* ti! rn k that In la u i again will have to ,
go th)mirli it* like
I'1' mtimidaU-d hi
Die n tfe a d e . at
* xplam eig ” 1 I,ill
*MlU ,,ir iiiiiruit*!»
Some oth e r la w y .is | uli. tl,ar
"pe e ula u
imii,a. iis m “ ... -,.„o
th in g resemhlmg n , I,.—k
the lavmiin it imm .iis 1 1 • i|,t.
. xanuiimg a t e n n e i ,ui, .!■ .my
D>< l„ Ii.....
»*mh \ hiual hi tin* u itm - 'h i m ,
•'"VthO'V. Jhal i- vihiih t .,
la.it
“ * phv rival e iitoim t.i
l i e - . ge-<
Hemeti a re ev s it- m the - uIhIu
,UK'
' "* bull, mg. muiin. ■ \\ bat
" I-l»
But ui, tin stou. .h o that J u s t ic e !
Iluilev .a im
to the rescue* o f ’l l
lyittie1,,-tlec W e n d e ll l'l n ll ip s ,
S t a l f m d ,,i the S u p t e u i e t'e u r t o f ,
'h e D i - i i a t n f t o lim ih iii. ad li
I
•d ill. Bill I l- t . 'i S ( 'bill o f the im ' m n a l •.qntal. s ayin g “ T i n - b u r ls
•* h n ig i■i hnnd win. h . a l l s f o r t h o u r
lu st eti.-i.rts and it is o u r duty te
ah all/,
nut
iirofesHttin."
T h a i'
m akes |,g tu to r.- o f the m t l i q M |
look *tili b r ig h t e r
C 0 L C L 0 1 K . H ItKALTY
Kvul l is t a t e
Hanford. I’Ja
f'A S II lO N K I i 1 D K A S
l , *il ( M i l l I J K B o l m i: S T M (
Sonic peo|ile cniniut full in line
VrlLh anyone bccuuse they ate too
much in love with theniavlves.
Sanford jfcruhl. -Atirf'lfii'iL' anAhljrfB&'-y-a»ei> wherein t h e . . h u m ojLtniP iuvr ulwuvn runs sruoolli.
twcaUHc there ate no t t y a l s T r i -
MV KAVOKITK STOKIES
By l!I \ IN 8, CD Bit
golian wild usi that hits aJ..ng'benwas a tallm who lived in; who lived in D
Htonditn; speed record of tu miles “ lu' k" "iu're I spent a part of a quartet of a
an hour, could see the American "O’ youth, who was probuidi Die where Da- ace
' Wild ass ill uelion behind a stem J skinidvat tailor m ath of Mason | He had ictire.
log wheel, be d buck hi* ears Mini u*'d Dl\un . I.tne, In tieed. 1 am utter a n-siiu
kick his hind hoof* off in a mud fit ' iuelined to belit-ve Dial among | prime tlmirlum
4>f jealous rage -Tri-City News tuilois, be held the skinny chant- asleep.
-------- o-------piuunhip of tin* entire I'uitcd
Badly exrile.
[
"W m know the accident thut burn ^Ditv». In profile In- suggested a of breulli, th.
,pwiKrd U> Major Young Usl
Sal- poir of callt|iei> There wasn't a reached In.* rei
Urday, He was trying to get « ' spare ounce on linn
peatcdly knock
7 handful of peanuts from the roastDn an autumnal evening In- w as'door they Item
,
when he ucrideutMliy stuck ills '’U1' t*f several win. went coon upper window
• iitti# finger in the machinery and hunting in the woods. As the party uumewhut thirl
Jt'* there yet."—Riverton, Colo.,
returning and had reached ing to know w
Republic. It's roniit to the place tlie edge of tin- town one youth that hour of u
When machinery Just won't behave hauled out of ids pocket u newly
"Come on j
anymore.
lumhused revolver which
he please. Doc." eu
Headline savs. “ Mussolini I’ants
r o r Fam e.” Will sumu weil-|tostod rtard. r on what tlm well dress‘ *>1 man will wear kindly cnligbt,r-«n III m ill Just whst kind of
trousers these a re ? — Phil Arm\ .Mining in Times-Union. We didn't
f andoratsnd j t that way; wo thought
Jjjuaybe it meant lie was so excil about it ail that hi« in eatb
Z'flktM in sh.Jl1 p-tnu
I TOM S IftlS SAYS
Ol Miese tillV - Wli.-li tile e l l l l i v that
cti d u a l inn o f the iio iU I i •I h t i i
c u s s in g the tre n d et
u - n . and 111,1.
p a rtic u la rly
D,.
in o ie uiciit
..f
v m in g people to w a r d u i i m d u .w a - u
denve um l an a bundon n e u - i |«* la
tore witnessed.
m a ny n a i . uml
w o m en a re g i v i n g serious D m ug iit
I ■ the s ubject w ith a hope at lm i l- , t l
mg a i nuae a nd .i . . . r r e e t n . 1„
I lie mind, like the bo dy, will ll
••,'aslrottg and healthi, n r weal. Jf.'
and sickly, oeiortlittg to what it j Si
fi eds upon. A casual o b s e r v e r wit!
be convinced that the yenng people
A curious thing ubout tin, world o f today utc t h r o w n into quite u
is |>euple who have no tight tn be
cheerful ure our cheertul (leople. difftrent environineut ..t.d a dif
ferent atmosphere front that which
W ashington foiecasl- big .ntl.m piei ailed a generation ago. And
weevil cn»P for H'Uii Why 1Un*t the minds «»f these young people,
Hotritt scientist.* tcuih them n, n t tn many respects at • fed mum
weeks T
i
Women way have tmm
thuit men. We don’t kuuu. \
man might KO around with his
knees showing if they well- giHsi
looking knees.
Health is out in the open. You
can t g«t much of it into u bottle.
8ome people are about us inter
esting os a radio dinner program.
(C opyright, lb 28, NBA Set vice.)
|
rilE WITNESS DEFENDED
II,,w n
1 Im ve u I way's lielieveil ui F lu litla , am i te lt t Jr.it till iinatelv
l e i - to lie tu t -In tt n, itn-n tu,
D vv mi It I lie dev elo p ed to J,lie point w h e re D w ould lie o n e ol
IMS ol hull V mg III. Willies\n i
o u r m ost p ro s p e ro u s .sitiles. 1 h a v e a lso a lw a y s B elieved in i ina l i 11 d e le r n n o id by the chin.no- ha
ivilm— tigl.i
th e S o u th a n d im d e v e lo p m e n t, a n d I a m g lad , of c in iis c , to •nun . nill.‘lit of the egg icll-.
,
K
flo e .lav h i-I i i . . k an ..u - i n . i
know t h a t 1 w as not w ro n g m im early im p re ss io n . Any
liv in g a i n —
• w mnal * ,,wl't
place t h a t a p p e a ls to one a s k e e n ly a s F lo rid a , a n d a s o tliei
I Ilf! B H iT IM I a re annoye.i, with No I i h s l r a t
t ••luiulua. m il1.p o rtio n s o f th e S o u th do, c a n n o t fail to he a t t r a c t i v e in a good leasun, Ihal lies eountiy vd op tn a w.iiie- and shnnk .<
\\ hi'ieupon
fin a n c ia l w ay to people looking fo r in v e s tm e n ts .—T . N. Dy- nhniil.l lodge, offhand, and deport fingrt in Ills fa,.
the t ’mmteHs C a t l a a i l , British -uli
Justibl B aib’V. win, ivn- (iresi.ling
s u rt, of K n ig h t. D y sn ri, A* (.’a m id e . St L ouis, in M a n u fa c iI ject,
inem ise yve nhjerl to h e r huv- 1 reiiuked the law - . r mat aim,a,a,
tu re r s R ecurd.
^m g eloped Mime ye a rs ago with a vd: “ I will n,>l ;,!! ■• a witru -- t,<
J.
A. I*. CONNELLY4301
M n s a o l l* A Hrniail
bush a -" m.-l. "I hi, Inin,. bn- „ u
| n , , |m. |w...„ favored- 1
.lawn ii tilde ->f *Ilia * tm D>
it.an whn hope* 1 1 m ake'
guidance i,i i \erv niiin iO'.i.'. vi- ! ni sViiutiid , mitrihuthm 1” his
setviiq; In tu.iilnin.ilv
V -!<- ' “" " " " " it'
wtlfiin- loir e."Iveil,
s in bed bv The Mtimifa. 1met - It. or n,u>l «valve, .—me Mich «ode. !
e n n i.il in, bales
'""•’■red bv V , ,
i
m e a l o f »ei* a. tha t, “ vie w e d f r o m
the
a n g l.
t h e n a n - no one
li t i m l .i. l pel >,-nt men ... w o m e n
T i le M'\ ol the hllinull rtiee IS ''(11 I
•nun to whom she was not m arried.
(rut goverinneiit
action is e \ 11 i-inely silly . ainl the British would
lu* ju>tifiiul if tlu's n taliati fl by
deport mg o r oilier w is,, hum iliating
some of o u r get -divorced-quick
Ann-ill an ludies, u U ir n in g lim n
I'm is i ia I.uml. mi
Loans
MONEY AVAILABLE
For FIrat Mortgagp Loan* on I-ib«Tt| Vila
Consult us first when in lti» eal/t
If you vvi.h to hav« yo“‘
„„ efficienl and
be pleased to mube jeul telle.ul Department hamilea all
with the prui>erty, protect* the
ami issues monthly s t » " ° » 1''
Con tc m poru tv. C om m ent;
,,, VV vliu V
.
I Ukttl I
li* over has nii further politiiul anvbi lions wben he geU the shoe
m anufacturer, together and insists
th at tin* number of mudels for fe
males now on the m arket, which
w understand is.8S»7, be cut down
to Tout in the interest of effkl*
ency .and ecotnuny,—Ohio Stale
HAVE YOU SEEN ^
�.
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V-
P A G E F IV S
THE SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22 1926
L.
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
SOCIETY EDITOR
large attendance of neigh*
friends nnd The piufusflowers*, at the service* hnd
cemetery, testified to the lovo
esteem in whitfh Mr*. Henck
was held in her home town.
Mrs. .Henck was Mary II. Brew
ster. n direct descendant of Wil
liam Brewster. Etder of the Pil
grim s of the Mayflower. In 1870
slto was married, to Edward W.
Hfnck. civil engineer nnd attorneyat-law . The pall bearer* wero
John E. M nthcson^ Charles W.
Enixniinger. Bmgfjrinin J. Overstreet. Charles I^ S cn rc y . Howard
W. Istdcr and 1^ T. Hunt.
Mrs. Frederick Hawkins Entertains O^T!Expression Recital To Numerous V i s i t o r s ' The
...........
217-W
hospitals and missions lr y to a l- ) played nt the Library on WedneaIcviate the down-trodden ■life of day afternoon, Mr. and M n . i-nwof Cornwall
the women nnd gir!*.- teaching rence I . S turgis
them 'to rend and bringing a Conn., who at** sperdine' sevo
linipso of the outside world into week* nt the Orange nnd .Bin
tcir narrow lives. . A handsome Hotel, have purchased five acre*
ly embroidered
Mandarin coat land on lmke Wildmere, at
brought from Chinn, was exhibit many building lots In other
tiona of the town of I,ongwood.
ed.
8
.James Frederick Hnwkins n.ut", n.n<l bonbons. The light* wort*
on Saturday cx’ening at shmlod in pink which cast ?i *„rt
The department of expression of
Among those enjoying Sunday
a dinner party a t hpr homo on Klmv over tno pretty scene. Mark- the Sanford public schools, will a t the Rnnford County Club were:
I’m!; Avenue, honortnjr her hus- *nf ll>»‘ plnces or the guost* wort* give an expression recital. Wcdncs- G. W. ‘Spencer, Jr.. E. S. Hunter,
|l!(lid's birthday anhiveraaiy.
.IncksonvMIe; Pnul R. Forbes, V
ni mature figures of George and day
aftemoon at t o'clock at the B. Seahurg, Jnmestown, N. Y.;
Generous contributions of hook*
dolitrbtrul party w u given,
Quantities of pink sweet peas, Martha Washington, Cover* wort*
ahd money were received for c n - : Mr> nn(t Mr)l> George La Vl|n
i Sanford High School auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. A, R. P latt, Miss
| Old M«- together with Mnshnl Noil fuses, b id for || .
larging the scope of the Liberty , ih hbnor of the birthday o f thi
vrro artistically arfanped in ailDorothy Rchunck, D. P. Schunek.
After dinner, a most interesting I to "hieh the public is invited.
he Wom- , cr basket* In the livinjr ami din- game of hridgo was played, scores
work were received by- the com- ,|ttURht er. Aldia. nt Liberty HWtS
J.
T.Mrs
Mandeville,
Orlando; Mr.
The
following
program
hns
been
nnd*
!
jhlnffton
m ittce for I cbruarv, Mp._ L
on Saturday
evening. TlSrt:
rtyr,
P. ChittcndciCh; Mrs.
rooms.
being kept on tallies done m >ug.
[Womnn’s ingThe
Niemoycr, Mrs. E. W. Hardy, jtnd guests includingg » v oral from Al“ \
dinner table was laid with a gest ions of George \\ ashington’s at ranged:
Hugh Rigney, East
Hartford,
an Birth- handsome hue cloth and centered b.rthdny and after several pro- "The CanaryMn the F orm *..
Mrs. E. R. Farm er.
tvMloo, enjoyed the
■Conn.; Mr. nnd Mrs. F. E. Crnntam onte aptl Ov,
i Club nt with large birthday cake iced ^ in gtessions,
hfliu
nernsion. Music.; I
.........
hospitality/ of th’
.............................. J . IV. Riley' dall. Now Britain. Conn.; Mr. and
the ,___
prize for top score,
1Mrs. M. A. Van Dine, Denver, Col.;
On Friday nfternnon, Feb. 2i». games anil ulnmwlg
ic « g were enjoyei
* , I white and topped with tiny pink ! a box of rnmljr, wan won hv V C.
A varied program, full of inter
Louise Culpepper.
, -Miss Hemingway Hardy, New est. was put on at the Liberty' on the committee of the Civic League till a Into hdur when refreshm ents
if
candle* embedded in n mass-of as-. Fort.
"A Home Made Fairy Tale"
or *’ r<’ parngus ferns studded with pinkr
Covers were laid f.,r Mr. nmj
....................... J. \V. Riley York; E. Allan. Now York: J. H. Friday evening when Mrs. Samuel for February will hold a food sale of ire cream and rake wen* sefrvw.
Reilly. Jr.. Atlantic City; W. E. .Wellman favored the audience with a t the Library. In the evening ed.
sweet peas and yellow rose buds. Mrs. .1. F. Hawkins. Mi«/ Ivio
Blanche Cunningham.
be t>reAt tip* four corners were Dutch ; Homo, Dr. and Mr.-,. \ \ . D. Gnrdl- "When Ma’s Away" Anonymous McGrnw; H. P. Ban non, Frank R. a beautifully rendered song, ac there jyill bo an entertainm ent fol
pastern silver candle sticks holding lighted nor, 31 r. and .Mrs. Clyde Derby,
MacNeill; Mrs. G. IT. Tolntan, companied hy Mrs. Robert Ayer on lowed by dancing.
Nannie Kelley
"Rosetime," n hit in Musical
New York; Mr. nnd Mrs. J. !i. the piano, and John C. Kenyon
.. liitrl' pink tapers, whilo at intervals Mi. unit Mrs. A. C. Fort and Mr!
“The
Duel"
.
Eugene
Field
, o'clock. were compotes filled with salted and .Mrs. John \V Sneed.
Ungwood , Comedy. Feh. 23, nt the High
Stevens, Glenn Falls, N. Y.; John with a violin obligato. An am us
Many
people
from
Norn Pnwell.
A. Hall. Glenn Falls. N. V.; Byron ing recitation on the Suffragette nrc attending the Sub-Tropical*]
" " ’IHorltmt,
‘Tlashfiil Bill" . . . Walter B.llare. Hall. Glenn Falls, N. Y.; Louise was
luivnL*
* »*
Us attend
cleverly
given
hy
M
argaret
Fair
in
Orlando
this
.
Martha Bishop
G. Groups \\'. G. Cheek; Eloise Matthews.
jnrw*i"n
nnd Mrs. J. Aaron Bistline a t
Loc-a! Roy Win T1
1 I’lZG i “Trouble In De Kitchen'
Brady; Glenn Winthlsh; R. M.
Public
WOMAN’S
tended the wedding of Miss Eva
Dunlin
c
Wimhish; June Ihtwntnn; Mr. and
| auiiitoMcQuarters and Mr. Raymond O.
ARCHITECT
Alma Eiitzmingei. accompanied11 Ward
Lois Britt.
Mrs. T L. VoorltOes; Mrs, John
C U #e NOTES
In Orlando on Wednesday
'Her Folks An Hisn* "
Ben. King P. F.tnlev. New Haven. Conn.; H’V Katherine Kntzminger very afternoon.
Klntl National Hank Bldg.
The Dean Sprague .-p akirtg t on- j
Mary High ton.
Ih u rl Em lev. New Haven, Conn.; ! sweetly sang a sone
entitled
Snnfnrd.
The week of the Woman’s Club
Every
number w as]
„ __ „ ___ . .
''T-he Goorgruphic Chihl" E.V.Cnnt, Mi and Mrs. E. F. Bennett; Miss "Alone."
LA
opens with a W ashington’s Birth- ’
'
aftisticnllv
rendered
and
e
n
t
h
u
s
i
'
*
«
•
flonro-Ber
vuk.
^
d
ith
.
Elnise Wynn*.
II. .lone
Ilaggnid, II. Hnseday bridge party at 3 o'clock j 1,1 ■•'•Hint* < ollege, Winler Park.]
nP‘* Mr* Jcnn , , “',l.ey
Spectacles" '
An<*u man. M \
Wini hlsh. Mi gd ( |. nsticnllv received l»v the audience.1T)letr"
tended the |>opnlar musical com
hihrory Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. W. Ti t mutest wit open only to th.*-. firartdpn'H
I.nnrn Mm* Brown.
Brady.
Mis.
f
.
Worthington.
edy
"No,
No, N annette," in Or
A. Epps ns hpstess. Reservations R,,||m.; reflege >mdent
who-e Turning oi’* the llabiur-it, the
,,
r.
,
. ,,
,
l a a n dddVess on Life in Chinn, lande on Thursday evening.
should be made a t once.
marks ha<rbeen ow*r Stl p* one .if!
Bed"
Duntuii*
.Its. f r a n k Miller and Mrs.
S a ra h
Redmond held the
On Wednesday afternoon nt 3:30 tit** preiiminary contest*.
Ruth Pcnrntnn,
I nn; " vvere a nning t have f r o m 1, . , lUtPntinn
h e r midience
- 1
It was Gentlem an’*' Night nt
o'clock, the Literature Department
••Innocence"
Anon
sit
liter,
I
'*a"ing
on
Mem
i
v
f
o
r
|
nt|
H
j,e
sketched
th
e
c
h
a ra c teristic s the Five-Hundred Club on Wednes
will consider tho interesting sub •First prizA was wen hy t hnrlesi
i *>m Gables, where
they
«*ill|im(, con,m | on;l „ r the Chinese oh- day at the Library when there
Marjorie Forrest
ject of recent fiction. The program Luther. whtV-- uhjivi was "Rot-’ “ Handicapped"
. . T. \ Daly *is-i I f e u r - <>. f»\*e cays.
! taiiicd from h e r o b se rv a tio n s dur- wore seven tnbles of the game ini
TOH \Y —NOW
litis
('allege,"
second
prize
was
wop
is in charge of Mrs. B. L. Brown,
Dorpthen Lawson.
...
,
ling five years as secretary of the piny. The guests were entertained
i 'ontiiiimiii- Performance
by
Austin
Lazt-y,
who
spoke
o
n
Mrs. S. 0. Chase, and will include
Mi
Jehll
Berelilltii
nt*
".lane .Jones’*
. .* Ben lying
| Methodist Medical Mission in Wu- hy Mrs. Frazier, who served cof
l P. M. to M I*. M.
••Co-operntioii;" third prilc* wenlj
i ros< G.i.. arrived here on <i,y
tin* following:
Louise Hickson.
•
l,,1'h
n i. 2.ri0 miles from Slumglmi.
fee nnd sandwiches at the close
to Roijman Lehman, a Sanford hoy, I
Dtinonr •lev nnd
Kiiest of iter -isj () compensation for trving or- ef the games.
i Kile it' Glasgow as a Southern whose subject was "The Rising. ".lilted"
i.r, Mrs
Katherine Allen
.. tekinson, it , *’r i den|n undergone bv those vitally
I reading j Realist, Mrs. S. 0 . .Shujhnlser.
Title Of Crime"; toolth prize wiisi
*>n Magnolia Avenue, f ix in g . C r e s t e d in the up-lift of the cefor
Recent Tendencies in Scnndlnav- given Mary Fisher, whose topic | "The ('at O' Nine Tails" Ben Ixnic I imnie
The next set of games will be
itccn , ailed her, hy the dimEdna Greeif.
(ism of | ian Fiction: Rnmsun, Lagerlof. was "Public Speaking "
tlestnls, many evidences of npt
her
met
hel
TODAY ON RCRKRN
Miller.
Mr*
R.
E.
"The
Lit
lie
Old
Man"
inn’ll'*' ! Rojor. Jensen, Undset. Mrs. Anno
preciiiliou are shewn hv those
Tilts contest was one of the mint
Edgat Gue>'
Don't fail to see "Rosetiine,'
henefitteil.
in
hospitals
nnd
misi Van Ness Rrown.
The sennan's pirtnro
interesting eumto of Founder's
TO FORM P.-T. (’l.t'B
Sat a Maxwell.
! sinus, she said
The lenchers in Feb. 23 nt the High School.
sensation
Don Ilyrne: A romatie realist of XX ek «• 1,'hralions wlm h have been "l*i actn e Time"
Edgar Gne - 1
, bounty and magic. Mrs. E. D, held jointly
Rolim t'nMcg' nnd
ll
il
Wednesday
afternoon
at
J
alarioru IluBose.
j Ui otvnlee.
Winter Pail..
Z ID B lIR S IIIIIlIR V IllH IIIIIH D illS R IIlIk lS S IR IK IR II
"Wlum ttoi Minister f a lls " Gee-'. o'clock all the mothers and pal
cons of student* at th" guinimac JJ
Rcitiiittgs front: Barren Ground.
Margaret Torrence
Glasgow; Mis.-oi. Ma-ce. Polo,
M,
n IIicni S. I to I’l l* and '‘TtaveHof* Linda"
RI
Fori school are rentiesled to meet at n
the "fitum ur s< ii""l itilditoriinn. J
, tiyino Growth <*f tin* Soil. Ham- Moult »i, ]■'i "iti*i i< k el* XI'ltev tile.
Ionise T hins tier
r Wltli
S. t ' m i Hed I"".- "ti Sundav and •• file I. t Word**
1sun.
Vc i In I.* for the purpose of orgiiiiiziui- a B
Touring O rvhrstrn
' Parent l ea,-hers' \ *s„eint ion for - ■
Margaret G<>wi,ii.
Cluh women who tnav lie visit lln Die rn ts ,,i her >' • * i . Mrs
ihat s, h<”*I
.It
her h'iillll on
l u g hi Fatifoni are invited to at l-r .1 Him
.Monday and Tuesday
.. t
I
tend the meeting of the Literature I-'. H 1It
<
IM
'R
ril
GIRt
I
K
MEETS
T H E EAGLE**
, Department in the sun narlnt of
H
tin -'lull house.
The Kathleen Malloiv t iirli-.of ■
XI,
\,
-le*
\ a a liiiti
XVVth \
the First BantKl I'hureli met at JJ
I'lli - l . '|i
. id,’* "f Ni'V
tlie
home
of
Mrs.
I-'.
D
Run
s
last
■
ind
I he Welfare Department make- Mi- ! , I’ Vli-t'olli r
R l’DOl.PH VALENTINO
week for a discussion of hit-tlncss ^
■a « departure this week in ta k Bi iel,- •■;' Elm ( itv. N i
m
atters
nnd
tip*
nsonl
si
rlpliinil
B
1.1'. nbcilt
l!:i klni'l
ing i (mi ce of the m w furniture \l
n Visit lea,ling and prayers.
Murk t berry, w in It i
l ie
tin* .Miller Furniture ('em iinmiic ih'i-e mnt.H m g t"
TODAY AT TDK
Frances
1
hili
a
o
g
h
t
e
r
.
XIi
X i omprrhensivo program fmi.r 1* .ii tin' corner of Sanford i >eiill* - > » Monday vilvcre «Ih■;
W.
A.
/.a
I
■
y\
.
.i
ad
i
.
I
n
X
I
i
lloapliuilding
of
tin*
,
ircle
was
> ek sightseeing
V.i line and Geneva Street, fey the p,ed
M'liilny nfterniinn m, oared and phut' discussed re
uni \ ,
it 'u ,la\ Wednesday.
t n r tu 'r o f S .m fn . ii A xom ip nnd (Joncvn A w m ic
i ..i Id* home at Mount Olive
lative to a sewing bee to l*o held
I
al
me
ot
MlMi-- Xi n
1
four m«mher* will act •
sWuHime
in
March.
I a l l in Teiiglie
throughout the day showing and ] dot ■on. i <'
Mi "Tinrah Caldwell of Bartow-,
>\eek end With
ART ACORII
r miller Mr
Miller’s diree- ' wr<* have • p,
pi lit fh.I week , ml in Si,lifer'll n
l i f t ’; XVIOI.KARK IlKPAKTMUN'l’
li n la l e , Miami,
Lonu’wood
f
n
'
I
i
a
i
b
’
H
means a diivct profit
lire
poo
i
of
her
grandlU'ilJo
r.
Xlrf
i,
i
*ied
i,*
Saii—in—
Hi >:j ..ii Iipcnt. and it is hoped and I din |!>
I (I'illon
ell
mida
v
The
ftinerul
service
rot
Mrs.
:■
'Imi all (al, member* will come in
The
o f ( ’o iirn jjc
.al aim | inn- t hrmigli t lie day.
\t i • XIa r\ ( tail, of I loi or ", I It I -Iw ird W. Ilelick, who passed m
..wa\ mi Monday mnrnini
were *
Mill, r
..ml
.lai
ksoiivdli
arrived
hi
the
city
XIGND.U
' bef elect
l.l at the tnmo eli T .ic sd n ' a fte r- , 5
oil ■s.iii iday to ink, ilirirpe of ill" la
•■*1 we- k will iirihg lb m m i a l 1,',| I, rill "
i
•
on.
the
Rev
Dr
1‘laiotn**
Vin
MARY PfCKFORD
iv- i.
pi. yj' i otiml Dial an
’i n oi officers "f ;li" Worn ■ 1III Itit'Hil nl* ti dei to, ia.
1to i t cent I' cent, pastm of W inter Pm I i 'on
“Little
Annie l{oolU>)',
> t i ' l i which, m oulding to the lion in vi w,ek Will i "Msi I *'l i'"' in,, i ,| 111, tjiiai .a. ilie
I’le i.iiio n a l f hwrcli, officiting
I xy Inc the "even vents," will folhiwiim lad),.- Mrs. \\ I M heel sili i-l t*ai I and llo* XVe t 1 id'
< II I III* ulXIV p ilny will tniTin :i p iiifil tn th p W'plfim*
lie. Vine; nt spoke Hymnal h e m -ti
rontinunun Pcrrormnnca
(> Mr A K K u"il' i Mi- I ,\ n
<■! a pre ideal, -a-cnml vicelt " f tin' gient loss to tin- loisbani
I )c|>;ir! m i-lit.
From 1 P. M. to II P. M.
■•t' at arid corresponding “eerg- Ati'i p-ik. Mi
U ni Mi Iviniioo and
end
Do’
be.iolifid
liitita,
tin
of
the
■I ,<b I .(kiwi’ll, \ | .
' ai
nRliailOKUlIttllRRRlRRRRRaBtURRRRnRRHRHRRRRRRRRRRRRIRa
,|ei-,-asi*d
,\tr i in i, M illi*
i |, i|c (iti iHi and
X ' oiling t" the ti\ law-, nnni(.a ,m .1 a <.•iig.’liial
'III, i 1,. HI bllllgi
I I* -*t *
’1 11 uni t lii bv halhil, and
to. I i;i\ Iona
lb
■ ■ ■ ■ » ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■ kiriibri ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ b u b u ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ !
lu'lliC
,||
1
atlgi-d
by
1
1
’"
"'
id
I
*C
‘
D't'i e names gelling the liigb...........nt
*'l
Sanford
X
V
.
.maos
nuniter of votes fur each of-J
’
i mist it ni i- iin- nominees for dull Will begin "II \\ I'doi ila\ of
Dai' office Moth confusion will lerii'Siii at 'I o'< lock w iD, .* jj^rps
Mr. and Mr*. I K l-'ern II an
i" eliminated, it j* ItolieVL'ii, if of t ■aeh i in , Imi'go.
in,mire
tin’ iiiiiKd uf a dailgliter,
Tlio.-t* expecting to at tend tbc'i"iin* pro, ions i eo-.ultation among
Fell. 17 at* llieii home, The little
'!■ i Inti niemhcis could crystallize chi" os n ie rciiu<--ti‘l I" *»••'•f> tadv ha* Ih-cii mimed Jtiumui Ann.
9)
'■’*"ion as these offices and the Mrs, XV. Theodore Langley at oo<'<
There
will
Ic
a
coor-c
>
f
12
...... n nominees for thym, and it
\l mid Mi' Volie Williams are
a- well to imote in this con* nuns, add tie-' r u b ' by \\,,rl,s
among 1 |io'c from .Saafotd motor'Ction fmin tin* hv-laws ns to 1«, n , il.
pi j, to Orlando mi Monday evening
Tliosii, either men <f wono u. to hear Da- Sousa’s hand eoiiec. t
ogdolity "No nieinbor* of less
who
wish
to
arrange
for
chu-cs
EVICR-FAST SUITING
thao one year’s standing shall be
i<l the Reaeliam Theater,
' 'I'.ditc :n ,un office, tlif* election in the evening, m e aMu-d to non
in
every
slunlc.. Gnuninteed fiiAt to sun
1,1 wbuti lake- place at the March inunicate with Mrs. Langley. Hi' -'
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. ( olluni an* J
uiul
water.
36 inches wide. Suitable fur
i
veiling
classes
will
not
be
bel
t
t* ispwss meeting, nor shall any i
nmnice the birth of a daughtei a
in i-tnher b«>ld the same office for i miles* there hi a sufficient ninnls i Sunday. F, l> 21. at the Fernald- ■
dresses and boy'n wash suits.
more ihao two iniisecutive years,! to justify the arrangement ot -mti I.ought on Mu'pilot. The bahy tia- • m
50c
' 1‘G'ig tin- treasurer, or n mem- j a f i l l s it xva- announced
been named Nancy Elizabeth.__ ■
I
Llton J. Moughton;
i 1n Speaking Contest!
irtaHjB
AMUSEMENTS
The Milane
Bui/ Furniture
Wednesday,
■s
24
Miller Furniture Co. I
i i
“THE BIG
PARADE”
t-
P rin c e s s
ALL !*l!!c( IIASICS
W ash Goods that are “Fast Colors
________
Turning Points
~ wTTiAY-k^' P !
EVEU-FAST VOILES
do inches in very fine quality. Every
new shnde. Guar»nt*frt*/H^f;*itr bVurythinff.
________ T l d K r i f i | f | H j | |
GINGHAM CLOTHES
LVLn HN\LS^
•ntr
Y ard_______ •
36 inches wide, fast colorn, light wuight.
All Hhaden.
!]!r^L
XuPn of o n t:^
r\l tiO'&O ATTC^ACr
TUITION---- '■
2 65c Yard
FANCY VOILES
Printed voiles, 40 inches wide,
figures and small designs for
____ _ J&LQP Yard
COLORED CREPES
216 inehcls with). Beautiful floral and
Japanese designs, L ight a n d ‘dark back
grounds.
$1.00 Yard________
“EVERFAST” PRINTS
Guaranteed sun and tub fas(. Small designa for children’s dresses, some w ith
colored borders.
_______ 50c Yard_________
Special—Biff Table o f Voiles
. rayon, and other fine materials. Some
worth up td 91.00 it yard. Special dose
tmt price.
50c Yard
.. r.
-P a r iO M D W T\ (
&
w
g
r &
y
s
—
m
t o iP
to
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PAGE SIX
inr nlmr-" ° r,,i,n MnN'PAY-FEng—
Govcrnpr Martin of Florida will participate in this memorable event which .®
itleans so much to the whole not them part of the state.
Special excursions will I
be run from Florida cities. Hotel accommodations are guaranteed by the Day- V
r*
«
I . . r
)n this day, all roads in Florida lead to
I
l O v i a
L W
H
i j
v _ . i :< a 1 4 1 L / i . i
v
a
cat ear natural speed\
famous Daytona Beach w ith its thirtyc»ti 1 ids where motorists enjoy the delights of
V in the world
See ior yourself the tremendous development going forward
spot where Nature's handiwork is being added to by man foi
finest dwelling place in Florida.
Ceremonies B<egin Promptly at 3 p. m.
Chamber Chamber of Commerce for hotel rate* , |
; nothing on the Florida calendar Tuesday tba* —
E. C. GKADY, District Manama
HI.
Ju rk oM V lIle
■'ilia tk •
HiMWtl
i.i>k» r t i r
l.akela>4
Sniifnrn
lirl.nnd
Hrl.lul,,
KUtlnMrr
»’«r« I'irrre
1‘aliu U.avk
�A u thi towri o f
est Paid Short Story W riter
Annabelle had been married
lu m
m
Humoresque?*
o x
5I* years} the miracle
\elle had always wanted a baby-delicate, fragile, de
f i l e Annabelle.
e triumph of Annabelle’s baby was tempered. And
oeeks doctors and nurses kept the worst from her.
f a good supply of sal volatile and aromatic spirits
er,
way, ” s a i d Annabelle. “ Why give way. There’s one
en. And that s our task .
,
•
•
•
H Annabelle had been married
K years (he miracle happened.
■
The miracle for which she
H d prayed six years and^ for
■ years, she had risen to heights
t t y , surprising in one of h er fine
■u>
Vi
•
•
Bis so frail and so fair. Some|t r to him, it seemed to George
Ewould almost crash between his
I was the resilient kind of frailty,
■weighed ninety-five pounds, she
Ifof'hcusc-work, for social activilexerdse and gardening th at far
lof her hardier friends,
las ‘‘wiry.” She could outv/alk
Lid worry through a morning of
panging the upstairs bed", paintlav/crs; winding string-beans up
I doing mending for George, and
noon bridge party as cool, as coltthe proverbial cucumber,
ougli and good enough, except
i in ihc bright blue eyes of Annafeverish 1c :king eyes the flame of
“
head was too large and the tiny limbs, wh^en they
jerked, did not quite co-ordinate. George’s hesfrt,
when he saw it first, virtually missed a beat. 01
pity. And, it must be admitted, of horror. This
little misshapen creature, his sonl
The son of
Annabelle, the fastidious o n e .' Annabelle, who so
loved beauty. The beauty of gardens. The beauty
of pink babes. The beauty of maternity. Poor
George, out of his pity and torment and fear for
Annabelle, he cried. Not only the bitterest tears,
but certainly the
adult tears he had shed in
his life.
1.
pied a baby. ,Her heart leaped up
|r it. Iter fingers itched for the
L the darlingness of an off-spring,
ling ever her frailty of body,
lie to make a perfect thing of the
phingle bungalow occupied by her
lsy workaday life George thought
leorge wanted it, too. But chiefly
earnings of Annabelle.
loung virile years of his, when he
foot firmly on the lov/er rungs of
iccess, life was so full.— So full of
man’s world, of the cozy bright
th a cozy bright wife in it— that
e to realize the lack of a child. At
t as Annabelle realized it. Besides,
s friality, the risk was too great,
ir the most part, it was Annabelle
alone. Annabelle who hovered
its’ wear department in the shops,
borrowed her friends’ babies for
djelle who cut out prize baby picwaicn’s magazines and pasted them
I
up. Gently. And with’ plenty of a ! volaiife and
spirits of ammonia at hand and a doctor in dia
why, when the miracle happened,
*as going to have a baby, her little
it quality of a flajme. _A quality that
1Eto frighten
George. A luminous,
•*-
1not happen that way. Annabelle s
t, out ol great travail, it is tru e, ®n
anguish ol George was second only
‘ ol Annabelle, hut in the end Annaher baby, which threatened
4 brought to life by a trium phant
o triumphant nurses.
>h that was tempered, however.
uuwever.
»ly Wa.
— *™ not quite right. The little
^
Anna belle’s baby a little misshapen one. Of
course, the doctors said, with the utmost ol cere,
possibly—oh, say one chance in ten—there was
a way to cure those defects ol bone and of b o d y one chance in ten I No wonder George, with tears
in his eyes and his heart, dreaded the day when
Annabelle must know.
For three weeks they kept it from her, on
tbia pretext d that Showing her thh tiny nub
Tr—jr——i r _ n “ l
rb r^ lL
zfnu***
of infant sunk deeply into the heart of a pillow so
that only the little nub of face was revealed. Apd
Annotate, too weak to relist them, had to he satH jl^ w ith these quick little glimpses of her. baby.
live, and'
her hew
strength
came flawing back to Annabelle, and fear surged
most strongly into the heart of George.. >f . They told her the first day she was able to sit
. fT-ilr
background and George hovering
adjoining room, wbilo-tW nnm .
delicate task, explained
baby, touching each
And Annabelle,
quietly with her baby
in her lap the while,
let the nurse finish, i
_ ^
ing, squirming little body. Then
ing aside the proffered sptrits of eauneaia aad thi* ,v.
sal volatile and the motions of the doctor, took hoc
child in her arms. Closely.
"George,” site called, anil out of t f * i dfwa
ing room where he had been hovering so mloosohfr
and
som-full
came Goorgo with U s
M
• * of fear
“ for
* *—her,
“
"Annabelle, you mustn’t give w ay,----- "Give way? Why, Goorgo, giro w w l Now?
When God has entrusted me with' my hoy? To
make him well and strong 1 Was
so blessed with a task? Wa
with a son who needed her
me? There's one
George. Were ever
got to win that om
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Boy Robber Kills Man And Wifo
OU Fashioned “Ducking
.. . i ,
,
r * ____ T U
»»> ilcoA> A
c Cure
To
Sto°l Used A s ^ure
Curb Gossiping Tongues
Health Hints
BV d
Dtt.
HjLIGH s.
S. cummi
CUMMING trachom a has b e ? ™ £ £ * * * ^
_f l
nv
*. nfir.ii
Kentucky down t0
**
Sugron GcncraW U. Q«J*iihllc
c .
tim
e,
th
e
records
show
*Jlre,,#t
Health Service
trachom a patients, r“J > t ?«
IN 1912, nt the request of the K nott county w eri ,™ dei'h of
of Health V'• * - fttb n /H e a lth
.Kintucky
a .........j State
...... -Board
- ........RERKLEV. Calif.. Feb. 22.—
and under instructions from tho
the homn Hospital dUr W
ami
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1
’
1
i Ifero'ti a new lwi;t, to tin* “homo
surgeon general of the__ U nltad-ltU l^ to di)22 1nclusivf ** If*n
NBA Service Writer
g j * - "
. nn.1 *iirefr" nrftiirrtent,
-------------- -The same officer, wh‘0
the ground in 1912
J . Viol#!■ Wifcnh Pfchel is building
niiothcr survey of* isTCent*Jr madt
warn («
.
, .V —
' n lioint^-ttuu^Uo-4>rr-rnrcUr . ~~ ■you
Then stop the mouths of tho ncigitmining the prevalence of trnchomn found that
ThTpan ilr atly proved to her
/
‘Protect
our
homes
agninut
jros*
in thnt state.
,C0,>1 found Infected %
,*ho, h*> Dm 1
own • ntisfnrtinn th at nrio may Itorhood gossips.
„,ps
Sina by making the gossip busi
How?
Revive
the
use
of
the
A survey was subsequently made In 1912, 03 per cent »»rp .rac^or»i ’«
‘marry, hnvo children, keep honse
ness
unpleasant!
The
ducking
....................
, ntnl ttill hove n nlngc career, rind old-fashioned ducking stool!
stool, wm,
with tulu
cold water
ns nn __
nc- in 2.1 counties, n total of ovey 18.- have been completely cur^ ° 7 lo «
th* c
Tliis Is the out nml out dictum cessonr, would do the trick.
| build h< r own homo hi aide s.
, 000 persons examined and over disenso and only 35 n.,r
In odd moment*! while playing of Judge Thomas P. Graham
“As for tho m oney-seeking worn-! 1200, th at is between 7 and 8 ncr remained in douht: P Cfnt rt'll .
the variout roles of wife, mother, Ran Francisco, known throughout icn I believe I ’ve solved that I cent, were found to have trnehoAll thoso cases was* •
rook nml nctn s, Mrs. Pkhel, who the nation for his work In recon
the
douhtful
which
on
problem.
I have ruled that n o ' mn
,. henllh'*offlriPli,,t
Benin,
nC/t—_list Which
nlC" ^tE
theae,d
rniM.
.w rit olio of the lenders in tlir ciling fomilles that hnvr come be alimony
will he granted in cases
The type of trachoma found here
wns onahlo tQ
fore
him
seeking
divorce.
(>
j '‘tfomim'i freedom" movement,
where husband nml wife have hern was very severe ami its m utilat- ™1T\° froLn\ n Personal Mamination
cxnminnZ ! _
| studied to he an ,nrcbltf-cU
“Here’s the
cure. for gossips,
yenEs,
were
much ■
In
evidence:
........... .... She
7 , ......
■ 1.1 married less than two years.
ing eeffects
u ccts w
ere niiun
■■ w
i u t n w i ns to w hether n‘ cure had”"1
Md "r
j wns t oiiKiilernldo
of
an
nrMut
be
rays
the
judgP,
(minting
Ui
an
old
able Of
nrtmt lu- says tlie Jodgf, pointliiR:
nn .dd
t
written Numbers of people had been bllnd- not been effected.
or ha<:ti*J
fore lie r.tnrted.
nriat of the English dueldag
.lucking atool.
stool,
U! 1
. , .
.
print
,
n«
P(t
hy
thiH
disease.
As
one
of
the
Mends
of
fiim||iPS
wllf)
f
r> tne law,
wi
'J here’a nn
U'OK*- *"-™*'-| n “Tuo
You had been unable to inrn ! r ^ r"
. f f of
i f cone’s
1 life, as mi ^Minrii Vl1
“Tim many women marry men old residents expressed tt,
it, “You
j careen in the *midst
UFcdto be inc.rdnnd Immcr
wI|h thc *|,rcwd tliougbt
thnt couldn’t throw a stone in nnjr dl- nml mothers unable ™L T
1 there h about changing horses. So an icy
p" ,an,|in r „ J they’ll get a divorce
in a few ruction without hitting sorb eyes." their children have been
Mrs. I’ichel has answered all the also used in New ‘England
EngUml m
^n(, b(, Bupportcd |,y their
Rstnhlished Hospital
to usefulness and society l! W v lH
crlUi 1 who said “ it couldn’t he Ionia! days.
former
husbands
for
the
rest
of
l
n
191.1,
in co-operntion with the it can be said that one of*thS *ntf’ ^
"Hundreds of divorces are
done" hy hanging out her nrehilives."
Health, trachomn regions in itii.6* *orst
mKentucky
-m uts) Slate Hoard of
... .............
I rr t’r. >hiiigl«.
caused by gossips," Judge Gra their lives.1
the IPublic
Ulllltr IHealth
ILlI ItII S
Service
-FV■»
estab“ *** - I ... been
■•Rut, Judge,I don’tl •1 get any IIH
Bnck
u
.lv Iin
I I the
in *
days* V.when
I l l 11 p
people
r o j u r lacie*
lham
i m n (continues.
> o n iin u r? .
;\u u u
u n Il think
W inn*'
“And
don
»»
iw/vnirtH neL'O.I him l.*..L/.rl n tl/vanUnl
♦V>O f'fllt n 1\7
tnully cot cxcilrd nboiit Bitch ihings I [|lat „|| yossip;. are women; fact alimony?” one woman nsked him Hshed a hospital in the county • ? £ * * ' » * * * * : &
scat of Knott county.
An eye
ero Kiirc’' rnoic ----m en'gossips
Violet H tilt’Wil-nti, dauhter of tiie is'*\h
■
"!",J recently.
lut
uni-you
cm
oeiiire
joU
specinlist
place.!
^charge
J?*
n
“What
did-you
do
before
you
specialist
was
placed
in
c
h a rg e
The results obtained in K«o„
l<r>>mincnt Moci.:iiat' hditoe. mur*
were mnrrio.1
by two trained nurses and
“Someoi./ whispers
loudly wen
mnrrio.1 four
four months
........ age*'.’"assisted
.....
rim Irving I’ieh.d, jhe play.viigbt.
c l the judge.
--------- -------------------- ------- —------ which is being done to p r e v e n t
judge.
..-r.l.iir pud .1 ritle -a n d tlv;i went enough for the husband or wife! countered
“I worked of course.
control the spread of t r a e f i j * *&i H
Ito hear. Tile re’s « row—one t hat
P«
.• *. 1 irhol caih.rd U- mnv*’M:iii il t wc rnHr KrtH t0 i\w court tho him* to work? the judge naked.
lie nro made in cn>es where there nruj Clermont—Construction of
nwi, 1
m.ncbd to
or wife* realires thnt the tapped for the next rase.
children, he explains.
.
-city nail to get underway,
ni.nd.d
I" pimp
pimp mome** moir
more av r.ir.i
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j ou doling figure in nnv •
11-f 1.U.; 1 iamn movement;1 nt lln
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1 iiy i f f’a 'i. irnia
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\II I .di n tdu In'./nn.- on .ireln
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for .1 bom -nf hi 1 very nv 11
M i'. I n i n g I'irhel a , an
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IVillinn. Clark, 19, of rievulr.n t v
ci re d: .t f.,r n,in.t.-r aft. r
Si. John ( oil burst, .iwnei of the
robbed the Hi mi lo,..,
f Mr. and V* 1 1 ,., A HoOm -.o, „ . «.,b himoiV" Rtanmy ^Slllne ViJiI'h'rvcn*
JOllburg, 0 ., and -.lir.l tin. ranrn 1 ,.i;.i vll.' t - ib nth.
.... fatally i|v. r-tmigued frisbi.w... it imm,.
wounued. . raw led a iin-ir.'-i of a nidi- .« II, • i-nw (,, • ummon aid md birlv ftupposi'd to bale ki*s,.,| has
then died ( lurk fin im rly Woili.d for tin nitipb' nod i* l.eli,... .1
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One day when the Miser was away the Monkey threw
all the silver and «old out of the window.
■ fo se S
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ner of threats against the beast.
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Hut his neighbors said lo him, “He calm, man, if may
he loutish to throw away money as this monkey did, hut
if is worse (o let it lie idle, as you have d o n e /’
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.lured a' a hit.ring foi * npu.it
action brought by Mr*-, Uloll.
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every year.
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Meet In Feature Bout A t
Armory T u esd a y N ig h t STARS IN MATCH
A n n u a l W a s h in g to n Y. U l r l h - l f o
The BATTLER ANt)
JCE OANS W tRe
CONTINUALLY OiSPuTiNQ-
THE LIGHTWEIGHT
CHAMPIONSHIP
w im ,0 rT‘I!M* 4,,"ul between Joe tonii
W.lUng ami \ oung Wallace. :-ched- row
ulrd for tomorrow night, at the worJ
ioi-u armory, is creating more in- trim
tercst m hiking in Sanford than Ma t
lim been shown hen in h number fans
of years, according to those who undo
have followed the game.
t„ «,f
W ,King’s reputation as ongvof
\\
the nlost uggressivc fighters in tlm ’Thr
rim . and his willingness to mis host
matt,*:s with his opponent, luts r s -fie !;:
suited in his being om> of the most
•*]
popular boys in-the e a r l and i:% said
Chicago, pm tlculiuly where he first *:ecr
learned t*< use t lie gloves.
)
For the past stv errl days n vies
large crowd lias Inep watching him p, |J(
work out at (Judaic's gum In Or- Jatte
laiulo, and reports arc current to i'™ .
WHEW:
Young Wnlluce is expected here find
B ur twe p a n e was
rlbo DuCAUtFr AMU
CrAMS HAD TO
relinquish ThuC boivw
^
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u la L e a g u e Is U cinir P la y - o n i ^i nl , hrlrit nnd d in t r a d
e d In T a lla h a s s e e T o d a y
jjc U m h, is will i»r> m-niled
- .
tpWmtd
al" the hotter^ Ir-A
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 21.—< l’> year. And th h m iantt looms n
-U olfefa fii»m several sections of nhb oT the mj>' t fenced robtotvlrr.1
(icbtgiu \v il meet with a leant. In the game. Another, the uuichn f.th o Tiqlnhnrsee Country Club bclowtl Ralph ,Pa l\dnm , undo of
hero tinnotrow in the annual W ash-1 the famous l>r Pools, is oxptxteu
ington'k. Birthday tournament o f, to vomit new height* this season,
the Georgia-Florida golf longue.
The eenilnjr rttrawt'Rt* -.1: oih! I '*
Quitman, Bainbridge, Moultrie, on* of the g reat "t in the history
Valdosta ami Thomasville will send, i f the fcpurt- *»i;e races are srhedulj)lnyers to compete with Tnllnha**' cd in various c :tiqn* of the court*
seo for n cup posted several years try. Quito a few of the traoltu an*
a Co by the league.
[ down t*i stage two classics. Most
The tournam ent will be for :t<J of tile evttila will be at the 2.~>Dlioles • match piny. The tee-off is mile distance.
canceled to begin at !* o’clock.
1 The main feature of course, is
In addition to the a m a te u r1 ,jlt. nnnuft| rot) mile grind at the
rounds, four professionals, J o h n . Tn«liunai|>oliw speedway* It’.* the
Watson, of Jho Buinbridge Club;
vjt,bon Hassle, hriuging toItenry .Johnson, Tallahassee; Jack r .L„r virtually all the nutdand(takes, Valdosta and John Mcl’.l• — •
Uott, Thomnsvllle, will piny for .'PI*
holes for a trophy. Watson nnd
John.-*un will l>e pnim l against
Oakes.and McEIHott.
The cup posted by the league for
the am ateurs must be won three
times by a single Huh for perm an
ent possession. Thpmnsville has
captured it twice, ami should that
club win tomorrow's tourney, it
will he given the prize.
N ationals Get ’Em
Justice W. II. Kills, of the state
supremo court, will present the cup
and a pennant to the winners of
last year’s meet.
The Georgia-Florida golf league,
according to officials of the TnllnImsscn Country Club i* believed t<*
N E W YORK. Feb. 22.— t/1*>— Aims
lovis.
hnv*\
J e a n Uorotrn, boumling nwiiuet ‘j11!1 1
I.
It
nmii from F ra n c e , who defeatedt V
l?* "V11
the \ merit un champion. William T. tlu ia
; Tiliten, in the national indoor tenH urm g the past week the Ibis- about eight y e a rs ago. Muse Buld, nis cham pionships here l a s t week, *|uv, wlm meets liis te a iu - m a te , Wyn o f V aldosta, is president.
says I ho i ’niled S ta te s htu* n o thing l.a t’est,*, tiunort'ow, for t 1*,* intloorj
—
.........
to fe a r r e g a rd in g Itf.tis cup pres- title, which lie ac*|ulred last y e a r, « r,
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bos gaimsl many Anjericnu friends j l \ C n i l l C k y
I* U V O f C d
B oroira lit,*. proved himself «>ne th ro u g h bis sportsmntiBhiji. '•lie n *
...,
~
of tin most populiir c ourt men e n ' r !.•• th o u g h t the officiels were I 1 1
\ y ity
^ (tlllflO T Il
t i m e Maurice .Md.augbin, sm iling, w rong be de libe ra te ly evened t h e ,
*
fighting ( a lifornlan of m o te than -cm e b;. to s-in g uwuy the next | ( r t l ) p i ’a n n p
/y f
a decade ago. One of (tie g re a te s t point and smiled in lie did ru.
I
v-1 I IV .C
11M. K. K. I.
ciiU'l eoveier* "1 I lie present tiny,
A met c an s at e iiccpstotued to rea marvel •• the net ami sternly m gitul a dmibtful official ru ltn g as
o th e r departm ent.- above till tie
;l “ lu e a k ’-' m th e gam e, which
coauvnioi oi a iium umlefi tiled in m ust he accepted bv th e one* uf1seven previous years of cham pion foet,d without th o u g h t of r e tu r n
ship com pct.to.n this
Bounding of any find They Stmk th e benefit
Ba-um " speak with a u th o rity .
,»f Hose decisions, especially in
"It is foolish In thm k so," he hitschull. w here the
o f f ’c'nls a r c
said, mudesfl.v , when ai-kctl
it called on to re n d e r m im crous verKituice i'Xpeeli'd to win the litivis diets. Seldom, ami not m ote th a n
'n it* play in th e sum m e r. “ Yes, I onto, does a p la y e r in lutsetmll
defeated Tilden in this tournam ent a r i - e from th e d u s t at second Imm *
and 1 gave hint a g re a t b a ttle last mid re m u rk : “ Mr. U m pire, I w as
y e a r in th e Uavis , up play and ( m t,y a foot. You have made a
llene l.neoste defeated Vincent mt take."
id m iM s yolir* auiabur d player,
I he football p la y e r t *ies to move
o ii.n iy M ifin tr.il,* |)a>s jUfore Taking l*»‘ 'U
here. I admil all th a t , but I will th e t ill even an inch n e a t e r hift Kentuckians if they had fijituml,
‘ lM
.....
litmcJ i ttr Series Of Gunits say' this:
"ppm c o l s ’ goal, th e ha ie hnll play- the University of fttiasisaipjn occu
n u l l O H h t M a jo r %1 c a n ts i "B oth Tilde a ami Riehimls w e r e - e g a r g u e s t tint a foul hall is fair, pied second place in the standing
I oft th e ir stro k e . You can well in* the tra c k s t a r e n deavors to Isiut for weeks. "OIc Misa" won eigltt
th e American I stfaiglil gam es after losing her
^ L: 1‘1' M clhm ouglt.:
itIM.ANIi(>, Feb. 22. T he f i n - , agttie tha t such a thing will not the g u n and it is
1 happen in the iiiturmitiomil imio<>i idea o f sport, vvluit the athletes opener to l.ouisiana State, Alary.. , ,
cmnali Reds Will npmt llteii spring i Imdche-. next week "i in th e D ili- call " f ig h t."
But when Boroira ' land, with seven* Victories against
K ail ( •■utter, Miller
.
..
.
• training c a m p here on M a n n 1 cup play
Thew veil he ready P c del itii’lu t t iy sipiared muH e r s by , one defeat was well established in
' third place, the champion Tar
F ra n k " I m i " F.llrntt. :" " 1
2** l*>r a tout tie, 1 i iiiuli « e will lake a la ............ tiling Ins r e tu r n when lie believed Heels being forced to make the
ait official bud e rre d , Americu*pi
of tin* s ta te
giving
exhibition n c ^ iu <•!,.
mi one more th in g l.aCoste aiipfamled in a p p re c ia tio n of a best of fourth.
gam es ill cm ion* cities. T he last and 1 c.ianoi slariil the beat "1 your s p o ils m a n like net.
gain, (•• la* played in Flotilla will
be ■t St. .Augustme wtlli St. A u
S e ts S p t’t'tl U tT o rd O n let*
gust me.
t pou leaving Florida the Red*
go to W a j cios-, G eorgia, A tlanta,
I .out Vito a. d onto tile * lolHalid
TIics open the season with t ’lu
cago. on T uisdtjy, April I ’•
( X'Uutu'r II
Icti y U undcrltcb,
Tim schedule as uiitluunccd I'd
I ' i Spe* l.iI.
luvvs:’
.March <• to !* in Orlando, \ . u
*. indu r 1
IVt er Kries, ,M iller
p* r nd
iiiginis v*. Vela. .Mmv.'h in with
V m:,;., pi Bennett Hill, Aliler ('|t'* elanii a t I .at. d a nd and Mur* P
J l with Cleveland in Orlluido M r
12 tu IH a t O rlando * r lluitalm ii.’s.
A •' 'ttier i 7.
Mur. IP witli ('levelling, at Or
• i pi i it«i.
lando. Mar. 20 w ith Cleveland at (
Nniidi,r IP,
finally counted out#
A left to
Irmipcd the pit of the stomach sent him
B'l tad. down for the third tim e,
After the fight (Jans announced
k time,
"One f ig h t too
[in the he was through.
"Old a g e will
p time tunny," he snid.
[ >hnrt•
i i i
•
lint it dull) t sjteiik loud enougit
h hafe
H e m e t Nelson
rupRisl fur Jo e (inns.
M- In* for the third Unto a t Colmo. ju st
| In Ills mitsali. ,.r San I ranctsco, on Nept.f tin- wnmo y e a r .
[umi-h. tn n b i'r
This time (Jans la ste d 21 ro u n d s
a* th.*
i ciitn- hut for the second tim e ho suei uutlicd to tiie b a tte r in g r a m tuctit- of Nelson— a n d to th e continned inroads o f a g e .
T t'nniy ??iuo»,
[!..v
K,...ni in flonriri-i-FIur* Hart* mu! Ltd*
MeDnrtOjth. is
v1*' 1t' u n ‘ m u c o rg ia i io r
ror „ • retie tampuen
Nelson fought the sa
hd had employed so su
1 in tin* July bout, working
Iy on the body nnd ear
fight always to in* less
foe.
(Jans lost heart a f te r
!llU,ii|. w |ien hi- pm ,H al(1 have no .Meet at a
W|,iu .
, u . l.,,l>Ii(1u
p t u ,m<| pt,.„diiv
until t
when a min of blows i<
ami body put turn on
ttliiss-e.ved, lie watched
Kddie Smith count lum
fur gone even to km*w ’
’going on.
M oved
104 Park Ave
TeL 473W
Wo huvo now sever
al calls for close in
lots; what have you?
Let us have your
listings.
ito Speed Kings CIN CIN N A TI TO
pete In Fulford
B R O W N -RHALTY
COMPANY
I.. Ilntivu, AIrt.
Armour And Jones) J O E BU SH , A BOVE, A N D JO H N
TO BIN
Beat Nichols And, These two NY
American Iu.'ngou v e t-1
traits will bo on the Washington [
Hagen At St. Pete raster
this season, fliey were re- 1
•im .ig y.pi*t i
\ 11mlic r ifif J'r. W. K. S hattu ck
d'lb t* Special
tht r j . I hive Evans, .Miller
U i.i it bud been feared that •hint**; 7 ami H Louisville at Louis
n .,„ l, „t bad befWlen Shell Fish fvitle. ^
* "O'tet• -inner T. R. H o d g e in the
Saturday, April 10 and 11 < lew
<!,llr "f -Mexico, during n tri|> laatlaml a t Cincinnati; 12. home pror
• r"k*v ii«m O d a r
Key to St.ttce; UI, open season with
Mutk., .md Governor ,Martin hadcogo.
Chi
man,' /
“ -k.. that seaplines bo sent in
---------------— r^.7T7,n«
* ini; of bint, word was received DeF’uniak Springk^-^25,000 citj
'■.'i* morning lh»L4ho commMsion-hall to bo creeled here: 60-foot ex
” , "Jster-p latitin g rrn ft had bcentenaion will be made to First Nu- , fins Thunbvtg, l'iimi*h skating marvel, set u new world’s record for Compslon and Arnuitd Mnsiy.
half d'stance, skating It at. AU. C.Icmete,, M k h .ln U27
*muted at its destination.
tiotial Bunk tiuilding.
tin1 mile nnd n
W ME AI
F*,e *lt«*dclionam I
U ,0 charRe admi.-
Cash
lum ber
cq
A cunt plot c line of
Cyprcnii nml l'lne
Frit m ini;
Shcnt hint;
,ST. LOUIS, Felt. 20.—(/Pf—A Stdinj; .
vanguard of about 2U (’urdlnals Flouring
piloted l»y M anager Ungers lluriu* Ccllint;
by, wilt leave tonight for Torrell, Finish
Tex., to bturlii training for the
IBBfi season, All but one, Ilay Mouldinun —
: v
,
Blades, outfielder will be tiuttcry* M t h
ui Uuyionii;
ni* .\ugu>
—
.j.tiiu' at St. Augustine; fi. Ilocli
1 ' I ! VliASSKK. Feb* 22._M1* 1ester at Waycross, On.; •'*. At
SS5J®I!W'W
- •.
—* '
IS O G R E B 4
TH IS l S THE FIRST
TIME. I E V E f ^
,
P L e Y E D »T
SANFORD
Cardinals Leave For
Texas Training’ Camp
M)i*U Pish O fficer - j
Is Safe A t St. Marks nigun**
| aint «cvcr rcalize
cently traded to the Keantnrs by*
the St. I.ouis Browns in e x c h a n g e i
for J'itchcrs Tom /.uchufy ami Win!
Ballou. Busii luis been In the mu-t
jot s since^ MM2 and played w i t h
ihe Athletics. Red Sox and Y an
kees before going l<t the Browns
a year ago. Tobin ha i been with
V W . H. T H IC K . M u r .
’*
tile Browns roiitinuouidy since
IttlR. H e’s otto of tin* bo*l bunters 710 W . V ira l S t. l ’h o n o i T £-W
and one of the hardest men to
pilch tii in the circuit; also great
lead-off limn. Rush Imd htn best j
heusnn in IP22, when he won 2 lll
gamert anil lost but seven.
, NEW
LUMBER YARD
Ben Jones, Duexen-
ITIIIMW liO S K tT B O U .
The Price Js l i g h t
AW, S O V q d it y o u r s
. KIDDIM * V
H O -H O M E ST
\N E v e re
FI.C tV EO I T
HEFOfcC; IK/
. r/jy
l i F*=
By Dick Dorgan
w*-*4SSS5tft
CQ OSE U lH E W tV R R
v o u Gx>T 01 CHBMC15
To P t 0»v OUT ft*r
T H E ORLL PPH2 U.
T H E CROW D
■ tW WE-U-,1 ALWAVJ
THOUGHT V o o
I WAV
. i. a p ft nti&
M nci
CMAMPEEQ
- OftVKETODLL
k p u v /e « —
/
*
It will be Hornsby’s tenth anni
versary trln to a training camp
and his first as nintiuger.
GOLF Lol HNIiV ()
Mme
Flnaler
~*
Whlte Itock Pluilrr Uutxd
dicine Cablnata
Medicine
^ a} * tunch of
CAN YOU SOLVE THIS
lhBn bas^all mis.
l>e a c°al mine like l
y roU and belief tne
l ««nS «o hgVett0
,h«n out there Cs
I Mr*
r«w**rVMfNr a t m t i i i Y Ut
trill ... iiv.*l"!,'.| u bullillioc li t -(.in J«tnc
,>r .Pi f nfeitihrum'ra. ( • - » , , ,t tu
*r»» New \ * r k amt A tlsn ito C i t y . -
»ome ,*n
OiCiv
i
N olls
. tv—"
Screen >\lte
L?tKELAND, Fell. 22.—
— HnUdcr.i Hardware
Somo of the loading golfers of the
imthin teed off, on the Cleveland Dojth
Heights centric a t » o'clock this Windows
morning In the open tourney to bo
From cm arid Screens
held hero this week In connection
with the Florida vkylino exposition.
Hade to Order
The course was pronounced in exMurphy Ironlnv Boarda
cclent shape.
yCT:Lt-EO." a-!5T
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�FEBRUARY
STATE NEWS BRIEFS
I!Y ASSOCIATED H IK S3
ST. AUGUST INE—St. Aujnis- Kntn- County Fnrmer'i Co-opera
t(nc ia tvonderlng what pbaalbly live Asaoclatlon.
could be a t the bottom of n ‘ntys-'
______
tcrloua" |dt, below a perfectly cut
BAGDAD—Tho Alabama Mill
abaft, found by. workmen while Muringera’ Association, with a large
mining eoquinn fork in a quarry number of delegatee Jn attendance,
here. The ahaft la believed to have held Ha annual inectingNiere. A
been left there from old Spanish tour of the town nnd discussions
. or Indian day*. The workmen paid pecullur to the lumber industry
Jlttlo attention to the pit mid It he- featu red .- A ’trip tvasiiTso riiade to
cam e filled- with -w uitr-and mud;
Dade City O fficer
Is Held On T raffic
Charge By S h eriff
w ith
a n il ■ u rclfjcn llrtn ii n s
J. H o u g h to n ,
d eem ril to he to t h e best M e r e s t of iiiVI'nr••il. !•>* E l i o n
SMART DOG .
, ' , th » C o u nty , ,
.n rrlflrH lfo n s Archil***L’ot'te* o f pln'is
uli
T h e rioiirtl r e s e r v e s tho * r i g h t t o
mn y he h n i t f r ? I " , *'t'
t » : 5. l"i 1 r e j e c t «">*
11 u ,,ln.
lu i , n '*
CUSTOMER: Why dow that dog on
deposit of
’?* •"> f'yjli d e p o s it iM i( tutu IW n r l'n r t o f lilrt h y Ih.-m
alt there nnd watch me all the D o lla r s certified c.
, rl,tl l.lildorj. rtBStnril t o t h e to th o lo-st lnlen -H l
to h e refunded hoi u fin
, r l . !,.f t i n f u t i l i t y .
tim e?
. .. u po n re tu rn o f I « " « u!"' 1
J
I'(lilies of pliths llt"l "I'ectriculloiiK
WAITER: I *U|ip<)so you hate r t lun s to.tin* ArrjtUj;* '
Ilf I of may hr hntl from the A r c h it e c t utiID urdi r of t h e t ot
the plate he alwaya cata front.
<*oiin*j I'll tisitusll Of T w ; e h t y - f l v e t t : . , . u u )
J*ul.l|p Imd f u r Don. He
I H o lla r s c e r t i f i e d rh«‘c k . »;j<;h
, , 1,'lnriUa. h r l i r n u r y - NOTICE TO C0 .NT1I AfTCHIBl
I
to ho r e f u n d e d h u n n flih* MU**
I h l .l .t MS. t •luilwnaii.
Healed hill* wM hr received by IVt i<I t TT tv
tV. O Q W fl.f SrcrrtarV .____ ti l e r s iiiniii r . t u c n of p Jiimm o i n l j y i r t i ^
Hie fount) Heard/ « f Hubrtqt| Infloat In tVL-Ln-lho-AtvltMeH:
• t ructio n
for H nftlnolr *
. ^ " e i i T l l h T l ' t O>T U t C J'U U S i--- ----- TiT orili-r o f .tl l r f o u n t ) Hoard* o f
F l o r i d a . al Huperhitertdeiil » V i n t*.1*01,110 li is tr i ir tlo t t. H omlnoli. f o u n t ) ,
I ).(Js " H I I" l»'«;lv*il h> f i o i lila. Hi h r n u r y
t»*«util) tloiird of l*«hUi lnW I N . IA MS. f h i i l r m i m .
U p runil.MriP -I mul.,l„l*
'
n folk Hrltllnoll* ' out j ■• A t t e s t : T.
T. U". U itviiili. H e c m u r y .
tin. orwthm of a ...tnphtr hratltth ,
at S u U frln trn d i-a l * ' Mf" ’ *
tiysli-m. ‘inrlinllnif rr.ctlon of healer
louse. S u n lo ld r I hirlil«: til
M lT I t l; TO I'tlNTICACTOHttl
room Tor tlo* tirammnr Hrhooi nuiiit* (
A, M.. .Mail'll, IMh. 1 ‘-n. for
f '
IOK loftttrd lit Sa Ilford. In Hi ml tbk I
it idling o f m a n rhii* hrill'iii'u
thiunty. hi arrordanrr «lln l*litn» ,
f
r
111 hills Will l»* r . i r l y . , 1 l,y
•tlotl of u (‘I<ni|d* l r * • * i 1 ill- i lil ‘minty
IIml n s rlflrjithins ns 1'H tMtrHl h> , t
IJoim l 'if I’Uuli** I n I
n
c
lu
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in
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i
ri-rllon
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Kltoti J. SloiiKhtun. Arrldtirt.
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in rv | m i u r t l n n
r..t
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fo im ty .
„i Vio.,,'\Vt’
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s id e. I.........
f ’rln
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l | i r r l n t r n i l r l l l ,s O ffic e ,
Tin* Hoard rmrrvrs tin* rlfflU, to r
:SnlltllfilY
tt*»l Nt MiiUord.
rrjrel utiy ami till bids, or to accept J,
ni»l«* t ’m i u t ) .
w rrnrilntirr
antiV it. TOftoCofew
K E Y WEST—Bids were opened How Skinny Kids Gain
here recently for tt|e sale of four
llghthoune reservations by the gov W eight And Strength
ernment. The rcHi-rvntionn an*
Phoso of Estero island, Captlvn is
Everyone knows tiiul Cod Liver
land, rCape Romano nnd Anclote O il la full of vilamlnos, is u flesh
Keys.
The reservations were builder supreme. In children whore
granted to the liuhlleiun* service rickets lire suspected it even helps
many years ago by executive order, to build up the bones und strength*
_____
' ens tho body.
i OCALA—News was announced' lJut k>t
«•! he glad! the poor
in the local Cotholic church by Rev. “ "dcr weight, sickly, puny kids
Father Bnrry of the serious injury
1 hnv'c to take the vile, nasty,
rtf Rev. Father Robert Brennan,: oi* it*eir any more for thunks to
Uni church pustor. who is snid to jMcnce McCoy s *'od Liver Oil
ave broker! a knee tap while trnv- Compound Tublets hus taken its
ling on o train near Cincinnati?
Sugar touted they are nnd tin
tity hid or part of Idd l>J titeiltjl
Sanford, in Hemln'dl 5.i*>r*l*d u
S
r
*’
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Ulan, ®"",v * hi ,J!
f/iWii-S." a e *■> uiK"!:
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^t h i n s’m
W p te ^ te S
t.i H... .\r,*hll,el
J'iiIiIIi Ins'll urtV'Vi '
i,kj.rtl "1
I) , Florida, If«|hrUury "ii,a1 1 ’’""I*
Kltl!l» T. tv 11 .m a m ?,.*, • ' i:r'
Attest: T. W. IJiv t,,,,' V",l’n"‘"
■N ' f i l l : « Ot Il f t'll T N p ' ! " ' ^
■»* nut:. '• *'*' Ml
S
w * ,&“*5Ss«,da
You .Know That
We Have
upon him when he was notified Unit
)■ had a hulunce of fl.KOO in the
l^iik, as well us u number of .notes
which brought 1. .1 .,1)001. lie uegan
t |. purcliuse just anything he cared
I. buy.
Then
,
__ .1 A. Feterson, «
Ite, muii, showed up,
.. and. „it was
lund that tliu money. belonged
„ . to
.j
! latter.
v o u r or
Nature’s century old masterpiece
w
HTUAllT—I’luns for thu co-op*
alive purcliase of fertilizer nnd
jtlvntimi of crops were token up
to lit 11 meeting of the Santa
tod Used nnd New
rtN Tor aJf Makes of'
( "H lrptL s ,*i I.mi f u r yum fu
iv nrufls n t I lie low est p rio r
( MASK & CO
lies I (looking
A u to m o b iles.
K c tly -S p ririg fio lil
ccsHorios, <.'as in
Sanford Used Parts
J
Company
C. II. WINN, Mgr.
Cor. Sanford A (I’eticva A \rs
Reasonable I’rices
are the advantage
of this place.
ill*] throngs Unit visited the properly
yesterday wtie ama/;ed at the heauty
and activity that isso evident in and near
Wynncwood. 1 All afternoon crowds as
sembled on the property and shared with
us the treat that nature so plentifully be
stowed We are gratified with the \va\
the public* accepted our invitation, and
feel assured that these visitors are well
satisfied that the* .-tateineiiU c< e.cerning
the beauty, location, and development <>f
Wynnewuod arc cxi-t ing facts.
T
\'NNK’\''()OI) lies in the corporate
limits of the city. Improvements
are being rushed ahead with unceasing
rapidity. As a home-spot Wynnewood
is unrivaled in the entire Sanford district.
Kvery comfort and convenience will be
installed as fast as man. money and ma
chinery can place them. To the home-1*
builder or the investor Wynnewood of
fers an unusual opportunity for profit, or
a growing investment for the homebuild-
W
FLORIDA’S LARGEST AND
MOST BEAUTIFUL HOTEL
UK llnlly wikiiI in i l i m t l y uu 11nil y wood
looking tlir A t liilit lr — | n i‘|'l o o l, >i*\ t*it >
r>00 roniiiN, nil w illi luilli, (In* n m jo r ilt
OU‘1111.
Tin- I lull v \\oiii| ir, "hnnicy" 11**liit>t i a l n
till hapiiHums ami vomlurt to r\ it ,v glifNl.
in cxtivnu* in Itvaiitv.
,
I J1 IS our wish to have you uw
* Wynnewood. If you wdre unable
visit the pi'oiiei'tJWyesteiday. pljone“
office and a courteous repi^JJb
will accompany you on y o u r trip. WK
mind the early investor always taK ■
largest profit. See Wynnewood
that you will be among those to nn
early selection.
Don’t forget the location, M e l l u i n i l M
<Jeneva Avetiue.
p r o ) M i n g i i *n I
T lir I lolly wood
fiiients in liidliiug loslmui' nut\ go d in v l Imm Him
looms l*i llm doliglil till m u I' Lai liing no Ilolly wood Imarli and
lo play on llit* warm Mtmjs.
*• *•• I 1" Vllf) tU*Cl*SN III tllu H u ll)
wnuil ' l u l l m uI ( u i i n t i ) ( lull n a il v u r i.'il •>lIn*i I r n p l i n l N p u rtr .
l n triiiU 'iiig
" " ’*• o dri'CN In .'liu in i, 1’nIm llciu'li u m l
***11**»* #-i>ut Ik*111 h lui i.Lu Mu'll*!) plnccN.
'til'll
J|) till' I lu l l ) \l mill III,t i l l u n c i 'l 't
A i oiii'i rt in lii'lii cw rv Sun*
I'liin ig
in tin*
gurgcuUN luting,*
" in -im
'lu i
.... . by *Im* liullywuuii Symphuny Or-
i In* im uf au nrlistn.
' i ;;» * • ^a***
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HOLLYWOOD
By-the-Sea
I' l„i itiu'i* All ' . , I
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Sanford
Sjilf.s Agfills
�THE SANFORD HERAL
If— “Well Gowned
the popular writer, like Gfly d c '
Maupassant, for example, tho m arkets arc flooded with edition* of his
works.
Deputy Rumcil would extend, his
scheme to the production .0? plays,
reproduction of pictures and other
works of art, or use of any form
.of scientific discovery on which
the creator's rights have lapsed.
PARIS,Pcb,
J d d Z F * * 1" * K 3 i !
Ju
cndd.(
stocking ,Trffle
,,f Ulcproverb
lhriftvI
a»?cordT *
autiu
calculations Tnnrle in cm
''i t n numerous recent nrr
buying gold coins and melti
down for Rale.
Groups of , men are traveling
through the country
i.---and paying
ns high ns 70 o> 80
for ”0 fmn
Vj - J. l,alH*r francs
,o r .- franc gold pieces. In persunding thy holders to sell thev
frequently use the argument th at
tno gold coins are sure to be dcmonitized before the country gets
back to a normal gold basis. The
agents say th a t even ut the price
of eighty paper francs, the 20
franc gold pieces can be melted
nnd sold at a profit.
c*pt any bid or part of- bid by them
detuned to be to the beet Interval nf Mupply bond, n* required. w lth la taU
tlayn after w ritten - notice of a«e County.
SMALL BOY: papa, what roakea th Copied
of plana and apeelflratlmia re p tn n r e of bid.
u m an always fir e a woman it may be bad from the Architect up
on d u I t » r T w e n ty -fln r -ff23.0*1 ■
diamond etixagemenl ring? 1
Dollar* certified check, auch dr tioalt
PAPA? The woman.
to ho refunded bona fide bidders
upon return of plana and specifica
tion* to the Architect. Hub-con-
THE
Sheriff?
Dogs may howl, asses may bray,
horses may neigh, goats may blent
nnd cats may caterwaul, but tho
cock. proud emblem of the French'
republic, may not crow a t night
m Paris under pain of death. So
the law stands.
This strangu anomaly"’ was
brought to light by u distinguisheil artist, who, recovering from u
long illness, was kept awake at
night by the barking uf u neighbodr's dug. He applied to an emi
nent lawyer, la-on Uurthou. brother
of former Premier Louis Bnrthou.
but, on looking up tho authorities
it was found that the cries of all
animals nre tolerated with the ]
single exception of the crowing of I
the cock.
Deputy Pierre Ramil has pro.
posed a scheme which he says ho
will produce from thirty to forty
million franco ($1,200,000 to $| .
500,000) a year to benefit French
writers, urtists and scientific men
generally,’ who from the class t h a t 1
has been hardest hit by post-war!
conditions. A crusade ip their I
favor has been started by deputy!
ltameil’s proposal is one result.
'
He proposes that a two per cent
royally be collected on the sale of
all works on which the copyright
has expired. In France copyrights
ixpiie r»U years a fter the author's
What the well-gowned gentleman
wears these dayu as discovered in death, at which time m tlu case of
Paris by George II. Vinc.-eh. Note
that lhin garment doesn't stop any 'mm? ooslcsses whose . invitations
where near the knees.
eiiniiot he refused, linte lables for
* n r i n : to c o n t h a c t o h s i
Itlilt-r o r bidders (VIII
Saalul bids will be received by
furnish a s u re ly bond
county Hoard of Public In" lu a l to HeVuniy-flvu M r u r t | oll for Homlaole Count),
Florida, at Supe rin te n d e n t’* Office.
Court House. Sanford. I-*Ior Ida. u n
til ten. A. it.. March l*th. 11*2R, for
tlie furn ish in g of m aterials for and
ihe erection of an addition t<> the
Southslde Prim ary School, Sanford,
Florida, la Seminole County. In a tboard in am ou n t of F i f t e e n . H u n cordance with- plans and specifica
dred OI,,'oo.ou) Hollar*, (p ro v id ed tions as prepared
by l.ltotl J
th a t eushlcr'* ch eck * on b an k * of Mnuiflttnn. Architect.
I •><iu h. Larsen is a candidate
sheriff at Huron, S. t).—the
woman ijt the n*utu to seek
office. Her husband was
ilf for .-even years, am| during
lime she was in charge of tluPETITION IS R E M E l)
TALLAHASSEE. Feb 22— m
1 he 1- lorida Railroad Cummissnyi todq^- termed ail order denying
» Petition filed hy the PeniiiMub)r
lelephone Company in which a TT-<iue«t was mndo for the achcdulo of
rates iiupplemental to those agreed
npoVi for all telephone companies
of the spate Dec. 30.
both gum es—in different rooms.
Women, it is said, largely make up
Ihe poker supporters.
Lincoln s Inn.^oiy- ot London's
four ancient legal institutions
which exercise* th e exclusive rig h t
t" mimit iH-rsmis to practice at tin.
RKA80N
Hcm lnolc C ou n ty w ill bo co n sid ered
a* c e r tifie d c h e c k s )
Tlu; rh erk of
Ihe NUeees.sful lildtb r or hlddera lo
In- retain ed by sa id Hoard a* li q u i
d ated duimiKcN should th e *uee«-s*.
lu l bidder or bidders fa ll or r e fu s e
lo e x e c u t e a co n tra ct to
su p p ly
bond, n s required, w ith in ton d ay *
aflat- w r it t e n n o tic e of a c c e p ta n c e of
bid
T im Hoard reserve* th e right to
reject a n y or a ll bids, or to nre«pl a n y bid or part of bid by
th em deem ed to th e best Interest of
th e C o u n t).
C op ies of p lan s and sp ecif leal Ion*
m ay In- had from th e A r c h ite c t u p
on d ep osit o f T w e n t y - f i v e (ISS.I'n)
c e r tifie d rlirclt, such d ep o sit lo lie
refunded luma fide bid d ers upon rrlu r n of p lan s and s p e c i f ic a t io n s to
Ihe A r eh ilce l
H n b -ron lrn elors may
o b ta in ent i l es ap p lica b le to their
w o rk upon p a y m en t of Ten (JHM'rt)
H ollars w h ich w ill lie retain ed
Hy order o f the C ou n ty Hoard of
P u b lic InM n ietln n . Hemlnole C o u n
ty. Florida, Feb ru u r) 2nd, 192K.
F l t i : n T WJ 1.1,1 A MS. C h airm an
A ttest.’ T. tv, I .a w to n . Hcerotary
Sculi'il bltl*»
ill | m* rt'i f i v e d 1*\
I in* C ou n ty Diuirii u f Public InMiu***
linn for Srinhinh* C ounty, Florida.
hi Siu»rri ut I'tniunt'a OffltY,
k’niut
II oumi\ Sunfurd. I'lm idn. until T en
A. M. Mnrch I nth, 11*26 fm Hu* (urnU liing or tnaicrliilH for and Ili«* rrrrllnii of a High School ItuildhiK to
be loonflrd m Sanford, Florida, hi
S r iu l im iy C o u n tv . in nrcorda,ncn wltli
ldutiR and *pcrlflcnt Iona nn p n p u i r d
liy Klton J. MouRlKon. Arpliltrct.
SticrcNiiful hlddrr or biildtr* will
It required to fu rnish n *u n Iy ImnU
hi nn niiimiiil equal to H ovriiiy.flvt
cr.1 in * m ilt iif ilii l o i i l i a r t price
uf th e ir
find in tn«"«'t u l l h ||io
ii |*i«1 1 *\ it I «>f i b* honrd
Nil Mil %
\HI In t'ouHlib t i'll uulrufi
Mind** nin*u 1 * 1 1 01 a** furnl"h»il I*>
Mn A ii'h lt'i i a ml ficcnHi minb'il l»*
i<
c i ' l ' t I f 1**11
I'llH 'li
fU llilb li-
In
m i
id
Ibuird hi atmtiiMt nf Tw h i tmiiMi ml
5? mm mu IinihirN ( |»r«»%i»l.*d il.ni
i flHllli'r'f, t'btt'K* nn |»ai)lk m **f
in !»• LttuiMv Mill b f i'ntiMiibrilii| a*1
• « i tlfb *1 *‘ln * I.*-'. Tin- rlicrU of l|i*
MM'"* ' .f il l bltbl* * i*i I*ii| ib* i h I*, br
I cl a mi*d l*\ Mini lliMiid it a h *| *) i ilii t **I dn ion u • kIi i*tH*1 Hit mm t* wn| n |
1
b llll'b l
wi l e found to lie b e l t e r
N o puss
sengers ate earned tliunig the
trials. '
liiI iom.
Ii i. Wells is working tin a
'’*>v• (. wl.nh. it i-; reported, will
"•al," a quarter of a niillim.
'"ii
I hi - Work, wliieh will
I’1......... . i" co m p leted - in t h e lu t e
q 1
id
in- s o m e w h a t *:i
> hi novel, “The New
V11liougli Mr. H ells
i1• gem rnl (ipiniutt wn*
im p o v e r is h e d lit
th e j a t t'royd u ii, m m London, at 10: I f .1
liim • lili-ced into tin i-m plq, '
V r etu rn t i m l Irip b e g a n ui
In uowH rich w h o req u ire u*
l
al *5:.tt* in the e t c t u i l g i i u
•m e in lo c w a r d m e t'le u soi*i;d I end ed at l . e l u m i g c t ut l . l u
a lio a (
M L au ren t Kynue, u n d er-secri
ail) "f 1In- n e w i o n i e f in s o i l ' l a i v ol s t a l e fu r a v i o n u u t ie s , h a s
itr> - ih iiiIIv *'i--ilb..r il.ffii iill " g i \ , u sp ecia l fin a n cia l help fur Ihe
•i m ilt (Many o f Itn- iii.-n, and i n a u g u i a l l o n of t h i s se r v ic e ,
lied
. , | . . | V w o m e n w h o van
T h e f u s t t i n ' s tdintved th at tloin.lili.
l . t i' in e s s and - • . i *- l i g h t - mi the i-Tcuch p.irl of tin
m tnileh di-riiand 1.1 m i n g l e in | eniirse. at llerclt. A b b e t i l l e . I’oix.
pan iys v* hi • .• s-*n-'i m en a r e m h ! ! B e a u v a is nnd L c B o u r g e t , tveri* not
a • .1,1 ill la-el.IIIL' IIP collVci sit- \ s t r o n g e n o u g h . < roydoll s JliltH-?
HI
b ld tb I
h
I ilii
ni
!i'ft)w | .
S u c c e s s f u l bid d er or bid d ers will
be req u ired to fo r n l s h a s u r e t y bond
In an u ip ou n t eq u a l l a n e > e n ty - flv o
(7S) per cen t o f th e c o n tr a c t price
o f tlielr bid, nnd to m e e t w it h th e
ap p ro v a l nr th e Hoard.
No bid w i l l 1Ire co n sid e r e d u n le s s
m ad e upon form n s fu rn ish ed by
N ew Ford Coupe
And
Ring
A coupon given with each five
gallon* gas anti four quarts oil.
Also a coupon with each d o l
la r’s purchase good fo r •
ALUMINUM W ARE
Drawings each Mumluy and
Thursday
J«et us furnish you w ith tho best
Gan and Oils, Tires and Tubes
a t b e tte r prices.
Rincs Filling Station
1113 Sanford Ave.
Phone 461-J
B lack H a m m o c k
C e lery Lan d ,
(CAN You Uuv Anv This Chuau)
This special price fur short time only. Lots, numbers 241*
242-21.1-241—in the S\V l- t «r Sec. 1-21-31 H m inole Co.,
I 'i milrn northeast of Oviedo; \\ mile from 2 Railways and
paved rond.
Surrounding lands nturli higher and making big money in
truck
PRICK 58.000.UO
Terms, 5a,mill.Ill) cash, balance 1-2 ami .'I yearn n! t> per cent
interest. Title is clear, no’ iiiciinihcranim and 102.’, tax is paid,
lim e out mid look at thU land. Talk to the surround
ing owners. Relieve you will find that thin kind of land in
q u o te d nt three lo four hundred per acre.
| «t
' '■ i ni. .i ( i-nlnn i imuI In Mi|i|tlv
i** nd ii- i i ' i i i i m l u ii b if i t< *i thu h
*t f i # r v fill*
m»l ipi ni ni «■* |*i ,i hi t
of liitL
Tin- ho.Mil it w**t > »■?• I In ii u h l If
I * j* Of IUI' {Mill all Unlh III »♦. ;n*
Address Owner, Robert K. Ellis
P. o. Itux, :i:t2, I’orl Mycnt, I’lorida
1at >. .a ■I I lie c h a r a c t e r s o f t h a t
'*
’ • *■ thinly v e ile d s k e t c h e s
i* a p r e s c r ip to m I"
( olds. G rip p e. I’lti. F
ililitiu s F e t e r nn«l -1
ll h ill' tin v e r m s
Sine,- the Prince of Widen vim
.-■I tin Alsatian dog 'how here, tieAlsatian wolf hound has gained
.rently in popularity, and now. ni gourd for women, it it *" Th*- I
l.rsl rank. Reside* the Prince of
Hales, the former Priiicxote Helen
.f Kiuimniu nnd Prince*'* Krysle
|,i, ,.f Albania, un- notable owners
,f wolf hounds anil lliis him helped
« iin l e a s e iht demand for them
,
hi..-1
.tSf min
iV'tJ
N tv*lut
pnn«fi>.
n
STHTBMII
are dangerous
take KLOK-LAX
j
-pleasant tabules- ■
to clean the bowels
BETTER Til/IN “OIL”
m
K
l o k
-
l a jc
,
11iiisc who arc* most enthusiastic about the beauty and
the matchless potentialities of Druid Hark, are the per
sons who have accepted our invitation to visit the prop
erty. To see its rare natural beauty—its proximity to
(lie recreational, social and commercial activities of the
c ity - the easy accessibility to important centers o f the
state, and the most impressive of all is tp, see t h e ‘g reat
activity and development that is taking place in the en
tire territory surrounding Druid Park.
'a ct* o n M /ntf
IHiVBHTIOATIUNK
1M**M
Robertson, Williams and Monahan
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
Masoalc T,wsl> IliflJ Is t
FOR SALK
Everything reflects the spirit of New Florida, and a new
city—to see all the things, is to be impressed with the
fact that here is a develdpment that represents thtrbest
Florida has to offer, as a homesite, as an investm ent."
Prices are extremely lou) in D ruid
Park, as proven b y
beautiful new stucco bungalow—six
rooms, bath and two porches, located
on Oak Avenue at Fourteenth S treet
Cc* Kfd byx
will, portrait
P r ic e d ,000.00. Terms
SALE
The Davey-Winston Organization,
“ IUrU Av* KUO O o u l
Gth Street
“ J with
Owners
lerraa;
LA K E
^
B roker
I??1*-1- E . T. MOORE
Musonic liidg.
Phone 707
C. L. lirrtt
K. A. Chltteudeu
Joe D. Chittenden
L. P. Chittenden
,
One K arat Diamond
OUU OHOANIMATION
Krunk J. Fitzpatrick
IX C. Griffin
Howard Overlln
Mildred G. Peabody
w. c. urn
E- R Pidiard
F. M. Hunt i
Frank L. Woodruff, Jjr,
TH E BiUTT-CHITTENOEN H E A LTY CO., IH G
�tU A R Y 2 2 ,1 9 2 6
,P . M O N T L A Y J
LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON
Edirnrd Higgins, Inc.
Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 301
Sanford Dally Herald
WANT AD. KATES
Tho reduced rates ore for
consecutive Insertions.
'Six words of average length
ore counted a line.
' Minimum charge of 30 for
’ firs t insertion.
All advertising is restricted
to proper classification.
iff an error is made The Snnfdrd Herald will be responsible
for oply one incorrect insertion,
the advertiser for subseauent
insertions, The office should bn
-notified Immediately in mao of
orrer.
TO ADVERTISERS
A
Hernid
representative
thoroughly fam iliar with rates,
rules and r In naif (cation wiN
give you complete infnrmntlnn.
And if you wish, they will
assist you in wording your
w ant nd. to mnko it moro ef
fective.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
'Advertisers ehould give their
Street or postnffire address ns
well os their phono number if
,they desire results. A bout nno
Ttader out of n thousand tins
It telephone, nnd the others
can’t communicate with you
dnloss they know your nddress.
t All discontinuance MUST lie
made in person a t The Hnnford llc rtld ifflce or by let
te r. Telephone discontinuances
are not valid.
Courteous... Prompt....Efficient
Service.
W ILLY S-K N IG H T nnd Overland. AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If you
wnnl to sell your uned cars, ndV. nnd M. Motor Co., Park nnd
vcrtiao'dnily on thu classified page.
Commercial.
PAINTING nnd krilooihfning wull*
Work guaranteed' satisfactory
George Ilaird, Painter, Sanford,
Fla. 20P Palmetto.
SEM INOLE H1JDSON-ESSEX
INC.
203 Oak AYenu*
Plmno 41
—
'STEWART THE FLORIST"
■• 'Flow ers for nil occasions.
814 Myrtle. Phono 2C0-W
REEL A. SONS
Yon Drive It.
W. Myrtle and 2nd St. a t R. K.
FARMS WANTED!
b a r g a in s
SALESLADIES
To Sell Real E state
A FORTYTO FIFTY AC 111)
If interested call awl talk
the m atter over until us.
BALDWIN
AND
CELERY FARM
BROWN
210 Meisch Bldg.
And offer for it n * GOING
COAI. MINE of 250 acres,
37—Hi!nations Wanted—Main
With over one hundred thou
sand in equipment. Twenty
five houses, store teppee etc.
Shows n $3,000.00 net profit
laid month.
Ptnlice
E. BPURLING, subdivision
sclnllist. Subdivision to OrIghtp, ^ o rid a tin Dixie Highlumlo, Florida, and F l o r a
way.
K
10—Lost and Found
ENVELOPE purae lost, black, sum
of money anil pictures in purse.
Name Miss Lcnipi Nurmi mi buck
' of one of tho pictures. Return to
T. 8. Fowler, Ynldcfc Renllv Co.,
ipinex Valdci Hotel. Kewmd.
1025
1025
Dodge Sport Touring
Ford Coupe
1025
Ford Foranr Sednn
$2,500.00, Worth ,$ 3 .S S
Largest Real Estate organize
tion in the world. See Mr
Corrington 107 First N at'l
Bank Building.
PHONE *8
8 1—Houses For Halo
~1V—Employment
M.
BUNCH OF ICE VS, witti nn name.
Plcnso return to 202 Jut, street. 18— Htisines-s Sfrvicg Offered
yy, 8cottydniiH s.
AMERICAN CAI E
BUNCH OF KEYS lost Sat onlay
have jo*-t opened ng a modern *
Th small leather case. Returrj to
cafe ill tile Cali s (•oibliag. Wi- s. l\e
li -me rooked food-, in I lie elennest
"f silt roundings. Everything lam¥>1(1, white Willi light tun spnti , Inry. Como iti and eat witli its,
fat of week. Reward If returned .....
—
. — - 417 W. Kl Si., or Plnae- Ido. I FRESH FRUIT, fresh vegeOibb-s.
——— —
j J- re-h oysters daily. We rarrv
F IV E colored wom en to iron nnd
n o i in esse--, Sanford lattindry,
Die.. Wesl Third and Ccdlli
,
■\ NFORD DRUG ( OMI'ANV
I lie Ile x a l I Si>,r. ”
m ake a i|'. i i.ihy "f --nr f'l "ln|d
f ’ort Mi lion ami .Sanford ltiigi
U
.DEAN-1H ItG 1 'OK I‘OR A Tin
liJD First Nat’l, Bank IP
Drugs
II—Automobiles
mi
deliver.
to-
Mart.-dm
Ill Ho: eland llvigltta.
I P. CuUiha.
ti I -A—.Miseelluneous Fx
change
I HI I M V n WINSTON
tii gu hi/.at ion, Iiteoi ournlcd
H U P S - MARMONS
SANFORD
im u lJ N G
i'll
T llei
rimfn, built nil roofs. Ro-ronfipg
W. P t.U tT E R
i ik'fO Mm?eli Building
ou-i old rool-.. la-ilk* iv |killed. JN j
11nmlea five. Cull Oak Ave. and |
3rd St. Phone 111
J
C,
loom fiirnislu’d
apartment, con11 l Kant 5th St.
S3— F a r m s a n d L nnd F o r S ale
I'LL P R t T l . n o fW * -------- --------I^ P R M N C O
*
n y a n k l e ’ IP ,
81— H o u se s F o r Suit*
Pi ice
W. ( ’. Hartlinc.
ON E LOT 23-C block I
S ym rna llcuch .facial
:i blocks from ocean, *.a bl
river. H ard streoUv >
w a te r and lighta. Price
easIT$25.00 per mouth. I
W. C. H artlin c.
OR SALE OH TRADE—Modern
ve room home in Oviedo and ton
■res partially improved celery
ml on lmrd road two miles from
vit-do, Geneva hard road. -Ask
ai'cU, pTmne <>57, Sunford Realty
■*-. H fj. Long, Mgr.
HOUSES!
Easy Terms
Spanish bungalow priced to
’■ell, in ode in home. Holly Ave.
$55uu.
Cottage* near Lake Monroe
$20(10-—$500 eash.
balance
Call
r I t TEEN acres. l» rn.mi Ikhihc
orange grove and chi- ki'ii farm
in fmiigwood. See Simmuii* Reultv Co., phone 4H-J.
BALL HARDWARE
Plume 8
.
------ --------—2 1 room
fnTTI with ten upurtm enu. On
*' Halifax River, at Port Orange,
iniles South of iluytoiiu. For
Unulara write Port Orange
•ally Co. Brokers protected.
By GEORGE McMANUS
t-t v C -j >C'g>’i
Jox^uti'C
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ICC
H E L L O « *iK*ra J C n C
T l C K t i T ' o T O It-M
• " • “- I t I L L I I K V R
T O '.v x m O ixC E Cl r
Ot>C THtirvv'?! .wU'dT
M'S HU'a&KrxO l*ri U.U
v ji
mp
jr> i r »-» vl’KV
J
trees,
$150.00 Cash $2(M>U jui
WONDERFUL
BUSINESS LOTS
F irst Street
Extension
ALSO A WONDERFUL
CORNER APARTMENT SITE
One block from New Font**.
Luke Hotel, in Sanford. Ha.
and look over our stock.
0 O t-l l t o R reCD J (jAO*-d CV l .K’
M y ANKLE
O lA O re t i-O I-A
Df-1 P I L . U ' t
1 'ndirei-^. v
f
'o P M /N ireeo J
ta.ini:
from iiighwax
W HAT*
j
- 1 VlOxS/L; T V v o
Co-re N O O
HOME *
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V JH A T A.
fn k e
DOCTOR
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is rrepertr
XI—Real Kstate Ft
, - Sale
BRINGING UI* FATHER
O 'f C O t-L 'x I’V E c ,O T A, ‘j g i \ c iT O C lT O U T O P C -O lts T O T U I
O P e U i A T O N I Q H T W I T H rVx*-g
block
hearing oran g e
Phoru’ TlOO.
COOKING A l'LEASURl
On a Clarke Jewel Range.
BRENTWOOD,
one
m onth*
lx, 5 room lieuse
( ‘c in lin e litu f
11
ea s t,
it
$2 i'uti.00
HANFORD BUICK CO
212 Mngnplhi A Venn*
LOT
$75U.(ltf.
(ill— R o o n n fu r HoUMckevpiiu;
Of*— S p e c ia ls a t th c/S tn rr.H
FOR t,'l ICK
i . tin i
for. See*
,
Sanford Stove A F u rn itu re Co.
521 E. Fir»t Street
| 77— Ilousofi for R en t
H •- carry a fall line
Oar prices lire rigid. C'm h nr
lefms. We" want y o u r husiner-i. I 1' O U R ROOM liousof fur rent nr
REAL,TORS and Brokers should
carry n complete list yf their
licit offerings In tin* classified celopis daily.
oxer Piggy Wiggly, but \\e
k P.G)>
Mi KKN1
i hut m i imm 1uvt 1
ed apartm ent with garage,
'.'tit.
CD 1 FLOWERS for sale. Calendu FOR RENT
las pow ready. 25c per dozen
ll.iUst-kei plug
Phono 10 \V. Mr--. L. if. June*.
vonierit. adull-
N N Y ! A N D LI- \ l
< ••
* Renltoi
Wouliia-I tli. .M r , 2 ; ' l '-t m.h
tin nti flW
;.(>tulle.
71—Ajiartmeuls ami Flats
title.
LONt.WUfiD, FLORIDA
AVil!
i.r hon* dta
J. It. Mi DON.Aid), Mgr,
Pilolio P-ii
A\ mine.
Hot Saaduichea
PRICE $M,1100.00
e /. i m .\ h u i e i
Avc., 2 minutes Walk from Iium le.-sa section. Open all y. ur.
EVER B U II 1* Radiant Oil H ealer.
Sanford
A g e n t,
toil Sanford i
T \\ O HUN I'll El • I AJhilO.R
I'.mble r.mm
,
nie.-t, , le-rm ,hkc
let; located
^ C W I N ii M A C H IN E , thmd order
? 2(1.00 Box li lt
delivery
Phunu 7 LI
__ o .
Nanrord
a
BURNER lla* Stove for sale
T I>nii I r0 C'*r loth and Laurel
filling nl pfe eriptioTiri uixt ipnek
- Soda -
Mo n t
estoii. Rose Ciiint
I mil I o., lo7 W i iisi N11eet.
W ANTED
ROOMS F O R RrtNT
with tw in
tails;
also single
isi —Houst’hold Hoods
room, rn-ar new l-'.er--( Lake Ho
l olt SALE, An ooriglit piano iti tel l ull 571 .1.
good eomlitioo. ab-o ti few poves
of bedroom furniture. Mis. Pul-
■illy Ho- liesl in t liese lines T ry o a r
1st ire for ip m h tv |irodm ls. Royal
Sanford Automobile Go.
208 Magnolia Ave.
Piiori
BR1TT-CU1TTENDKN REA1 TV
CO.. INC.
FOR SALE by owner, house on 55
ft. lot in the liest p art of Sunfurd outskirts, oak trees with
: - l k - l „ “ W'jinTcfi— r c m iiic
nEAL nsTA1.E
ALES MEN
SANFORD mid PHILADELPHIA he uutiful view. Strictly modern
BUNGALOW
We have Northern buyers tor in the modified Spanish style of
COLORED
GIRL
WANTED
to
Only producers wanted. We have
MILLER U. PHILLIPS, INC.
architecture.
Terms
on
interview.
real
bargains.
earn for child in afternoon. Good nn unusually attractive proposition
Phone .'i
Oak at Second St
Close in nil -Palmetto Avenue.
Box E<. Herald.
LITTLE and CLAVDKN
p ie . Cull a t IJI2 Myrtle Avc.
t ofof for to hustlers who iiaw come
E a s te rn exposure. 5 rooms ami
4 Ball Building.
tT Sanford to make mnnry.Our list
A REAL bargain in a furnished b ath. P rice fo r next few days $G?00
ings and clicnlel is the best. If
home. See Simmons Realty Cm, easy term s.
you are a salesman and w ant to f>7— Rooms With Hoard
E a s te rn exposure lot in pjm.
photic P.i-.f.
No previous experience necessary make |»crnianent connections, where
n u rs t $1000; Cash $WH). Balance m
13— Automobiles f»*r Ex
Drawing account and commission, your services will be appreciated, ROOMS, with fir without meat" NEW i R O O M 'H O U SE 2 block* suit.
Reasonable rules. I.incolii Hotel
rltaiiRC,
given to tin one who can qualify, and ynur income unlimited. Adoff wi-.-'t First St. Lot 40X1:1:1.
For personal interview, uddre:--t, 1dre'a Box D-IUP care Herald, for
Garage, light*. w ater and shade.
(is— R oom s W ith o u t Hoard
WILL trade 1025 Ford Sedan for It. II. Muntz. 201 S. Bench S t . nn interview.
! Pure' $2,25(1.00; >750.1111 Cash Ilnlgimd bonne ear. Address W alter
Dovloim Bench, Florida.
MrCALL it FOX
:iin-<‘ $30.00 monthlv. Rent .subject
E. Perry. 1021 'a Elm, (.’Sty.
R E At.TORS
to Mile S.'to.oo per month. Phone
PRUNE 715.
pill.
W.
C.
Hin
t
line.
15— S e r v in ’ S in I ion
Itr. I -I gfJI.F man wanted to .ell
3— W a u le d — R oom -. Hoard
Miniples and take orders exper
ience
net
nei-essmv;
good
pay,
w anted:
pleasant work, steady position as
5000 Si idea kSANF0U1
•*11 r d iieet fnctnrv rep resen tative;
4\ • 'll tnk" 'em mil and
GENTLEMAN emploved J-.nilmd
gimd
liltllie.
AlU'lv
a
t
ollee
I"
FOR PURE bred Rlmde Island
a h n o i t t e i . y i i : i *.i :
A; Mirth
wii ties elean room, ennvi tilee' >
• i i e a l W estern C'li, 5 IT .Imkiion.
eggs. Call 2112.
Monday and Tuesday,
hot water. I*. O. Imx 5ii7.
• ‘hiciigm
13 0 22 and 2't
I'E ltl'l.i'TION U To
H niltling M iitcrm ls
OSTEEN hi nek 7. Husnuy o u n g m a n W a n t e d t.. a.. ..r
l.A I : NDU\
District. 18 lots mie giniip
n<-e and -tem ,grap h ic \x..rk, -\i»for limited time.
Valuable
pU 232 Meisch Building.
corner. Sec Taylor.
WIGHTS- Three pDitmns, M.\gl.AI Kil i iimfnitiilile bedroom i
iiolln antPSernml, b u s t and Elm, 31— H elp — .Male o r F e m a le
In hath. Phone 1-21 W. or ay
MEAN-IJ
Sanford Avenue and 10 ih Street,
Mil Pink.
»•
•iitExpert service.
• AVJE-B“ ve - w./i;k ftqjV Foth white
Olid i-nlni ed Women as feeder 1
Builders Supplies
IH —HiLsiness Service and folders on flat wash ironi-r
i s/. aled on Oak AvellUC
—Sanford I-uundry, Joe., \Y. Thu I
•TWO furni-hed Toon, on grminti
110 Norlh Laurel St.
and Cedar.
at finn teenlli Street.
floor. • 'lose in. I A. link' r,
T R A cT O ft Nerv'ee, eli-ariog plow401 Palmetto.
. big. lit king i ml - l i i ’t l reading.
Let n ,1'p voiir - <<I <11\ >-t i n \l
Lord, Ron to A, Box 215.
I ’Jmne .'107
uno, or the best residence
lota to bo hud in Sanford,
on branch Avenue, opposite
1 inehurst; beautiful shade
trees, good ucighborhoul
Term s to be arranged.
THIS PLANT
WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing
Engrnving, Embossing. Sec ti?
first. Wo do it. Phone 417-W
R. R. Ave.-Commercinl St.
An idcnl residence
Koso Court, .150 ft.ci
for $2,500.00 on
term s.
Our Listings are not
Exclusive.
A. STROUT. Farm Agency
27—Professional Services
Four room house wj
, Pal.
m et to Avenue for *"-AOtl.oo
$700.00 cash, balance month.
Wo desire listings on groves,
truck farm s nnd small ac
reage of 'all kinds. .If you
ore desirous of converting your
property into cash why not
have our organization work for
you. Our twenty-five years
iif service/ in selling farm s
should bo prnof enough th a t
we know how.
WANTED
We hive nn attractiv e prop
osition n* offer to producers
DODGE DRUTHERS DEALERS
1!'23 I'urd Coupe
1024 Dodge Coupe
1!*25 I Mi Ton Graham Track
BU FFEREltS of h cart trouble. An■frill Pectoris, Dropsy* Asthma,
n i i h Blood Pressure. Paralysis, I
wiu gladly tell you free, how ymi
—‘ quick
’ 1 nnd’ last
‘ *inlg relief,
n n get
Without using drugs, med..... - .
•crura*. Address R. V. Walden, Box
1850, New Haven, Conn.
on building b.c
FOUR SALESMAN
BALDWIN AND BROWN
9— Personnto
L IS T IN G S
M s not over 12 months olJj P- T.
Tiller, Route A. Sanford. Ha.___
Florists,
CHEVROLET
Don-Jon Chevrolet Co„ Inc.
Tenth and Sanford Avc., phone 701
I—Announcements
KV'
Successors to Glllon & P ln tt
— ------— ■■ —------ ----110 Msgnoliu. Everything c l d c - _______ _______ _______ _______
DIANA
Moon — Diana Sales and Service
208 W. F irst St.
Phono 017 JAMES IT. COWAN—AH kinds
of Tint and Sheet Metal Work.
. S. Q. PORTER. Mgr.
W ater and Bont Tanks, A t Oak
Avenue and Third Street. Tele
NASH
phone 111.
Sanford Dealer, S. A. fllve
208 W. FI rat St.
, Phone <117
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
CHRYSLER
cement work, sidewalks, build
CflAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO. ing blockn. Irrigation boiea. J. R.
411 W. I at St.
Phono CP2 I Terwi Reger. Prop.
‘ Terms: Cash in Advanca
k -'i
1C-'_
35—SnT^mcn and Atrents
SANFORD ELECTRIC CO.
Farm s'and Land for Sale
<;6—Wanted—To Huy
.Need e«eh-for-flOwrimipertw*
will sell for less than niuikct
value.
Address P. O. Ih>*
Duytunu Beach,
—OR—
Phone
88.
Duylomt
ipirrio# *■
�THE SANFORD HERALD'
57—Acreage r o r o a ic
____
wACIf^v*11^ hj,r*rnln. 40 acres
htack slit lonm (hot much)
rHE NEBBS
C O -O P E R A T IO N
noli, "f Uit in .
w -a £ v •-
ffJT jt in .South Texan. Impratt| drained. F ifty miles fursouth in latitude than Miami.
,
WMAYfete all. \
r^T R ^se b il l s ? - ta
TMtTREA PRCE OUT
| FOR TME WON1AM
VM-tO CAM OVJG Tl-IE
MOST » 10MP.V r*
a E a r* ft to I?,or,{,n;r ,Hst-
V«il and climate unexcelled for
S u r e of grapefruit, ornnees, etc.
Kho fine for vcjrctab es. truck and
v'j-.jng.. I>ocatcd 2 miles from
S
n? town. 8 miles from
K vn»ville. 15 miles from Gulf.
PntlhKdelta section rapidly crowsound acricultural basis.
r.iOOfl for quick sale. Terms. AdO. A. Sinter, trustess. Pon-
y
DiOn/ t *itXJ -TGU- MG VDU N
' • MAOE OMC COMTWACT CCStl \
*T£nJ CTARREUj a OAV—TMAT
\O U MAKE * 100_A DAY OM .)UnT
TVtAT COJTRACT '. DO C£KT4 j MLY
WAMT SOUR W ire T o LOOK
AD PROSPEROUS A a >OUR
tMJSlMGSS-WMx' ALWAYS OO >
1 ALL >tDUR ECOMOMVXIS1.
/
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GOOO TUIM6
Tt-IAT CAMNiV
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/AMVMAM W O BRASS ABOUT
X
/ p r o 3 p c «>t v a r o o m d r u e h o u s e
\
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r-«C MOW OOSIMESS 15. I’M 601MG TO
START T O ( P J O A N .I P A SOV s t a r t ;
TO 3 lW(3 O R W H ISTLE AROOMO
TW&* MOU5 S O R SHOW AMT
OOTW ARO O iEM S OF
COMTGMTMEMT MIS WiFC*
.
\
TuRMS TO TME ADVFP .
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V
P A '-'-*-
a pparsl
o e c A u s e tF
CIT.VJP o o ls PtAW
6 u c c s ie Ds s u e
CAM LOOK
FORWARD *ro
A LtDT O F
utam vGAfcf*
LOOK A T T H IS !
Illack Hammock Celery I jiih I.
('mi you buy any this cheap?
This special price for short time
only. Lots number 211, 242, 2 ia,
•m in the SWU of section
Seminole county, l ’ i mile from 2
railroads and paved road.
SummmlKur lunds much higher
and mnkintf bltt money In truck.
Price $8,000—Terms $5,000 Cash,
l>alance 1 -2-0 years a t 0 per cent
interest. Title is clear, no ineum, Iterance and 1925 lax is paid*
Iirive out and, look a t this land,
'talk to th»' surround inn owners.
Believe you will find that this land
'is .,iiotcd at three to four hundred
.lollars mu* acre. Address
Xf>
I
iMOXWjC
— > J.L . 8u5nUElSl
Bools and Her Buddies
G IV E H IM T I M E
. (Soooart
ano smly
• goodbye TlO AMO MAN
JK
i 6000BYE
.JULIAMAY i
* CtOODCyI GRACE AND ANN
loooE'iE OOLVY.6000BtE WAVY
i 6 ocoByE iANE AND 50E
lh 60NNALOOMAROOMO EOME
' FORE. CAUSE NOME OP TOO
WILE DO
UftLV.V OONT WOwOtRAT TH A T*'\
......
VVE SEEM OVER At COLLEGE AND
AROUND THE CAMPUS ALL DAY
HLO STEVE- .
\ HAVENT SEEN
TOO SINCE
MORNINfa -
ISN'T THAT MY Y C B t __ _ '
TOO HAVE ON ? ,---- .'• v
_
V
w Jta.t
tu .irSHOULD
> iw w THINK
isiNHWUS.
XOOWOULD
THAIS PV6 HT, CAN
rOrmn.it TOO
vrw. TOR
c n o MX
mv H
UO
nO
i ctt
«
ITPOUEVt
I DIDN'T 6 ET SERVERS
TOO ? TOO DIDN'T 6ET IN
OVERTDMY a TILL AVTER.
MI0NI6HT 1AST NIGHTt WASN'T
ABIT
&UCH IGNOMINY-SUCH TOMTOOLtRX
TOO SHOULD ’S t ASHAMED—O ? ,
T O O R S tL t ------ ------------------- !
By Marlin
AW STfcVt - t COULDNT HELP VT . VT L
A ffiCH O? A T\K£ TO COME HOME
BoY WHAT COOVD \ 0 0 ?-F.NtHY
VLACE ELSE Vi AS CIOOEO - AKO | '
\ POKJT WVOW THE TOWN VERY
WtLLYET- ______
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SLEEPY -
rf
12 Arm Oranpe Grove About
; iiiiti*i from Sanford near Twin
Lukes, one half mile from polf
riHirsi*. i’riu' $11500.09. Terms
S2aOH.no rush $2oon.00 in one year
mu! $2000,00 in two years at 8 p c
ml iutcre.vt.
urmi.
n.uii v
Hi i\V AIt I) CORPORATION
Renllnrs
Mnsuiiic Huildiny
B y T aylor
-T here's
MR Tvte .OUS BUREAU o f r e s e a r c h
at
W iTh A LIST OF t c n p r o m i n e n t
)
moThivo uki-: »t
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\r Gives sou The bar e facts om anv
SUBJECT-IT!S THE INDISPENSABLE ^
WASHINGTON HAS FURNISHED t\C
men to t h is o w From vjhqm ^
Am To SOLi DT e n d o r se m e n t s
se r v a n t of the gks b u sin e ss man j
AND 'F SOU WILL GiVE M£ iO U R —.A
endorsement This s e t o f y - "
fl_h
l BOONS IS SODRS- —-— < ____ LT
ON OUR NSW MOROCCO BOUND
^ ----1 ENCYCLOPEDIA^
ABSOLUTELY-THE ONLY CHARG.F ISA
SMALL FEE To 0OVER THE COST OF
PRiMT/NO WHICH iS ^ 34-- THIS SUM i£
INSIGNIFICANT WhEN YOU CONSIDER TitAT
A S E T 0 9 CVCLOFOOICS
BO SS-A H O M C 00 OC
TEN PROMlSCIOUSM£N
to TOWN SCLCCTGD BV
OE BURGAO OB MOROCCO
FO* A BBT OB OGSE
hello t h e r g :
our en c y clo ped ia is mot o bta ina ble
IN BOOKSTORES'
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AOP YOU W ERE THE
GTrtaiUG, AU' A WAP OF
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�XI), MONPA*
WfflTAtitV 22«
Billy” Mitchell Gets Evicted
Drive To Raise Funds Among
Flrrldtt Churches In Recent
Campaign Called A Proof
O f Interest In The Work
NASIIVIIXG, Tenn., Feb. 22 UP)
—-Nnihvllle leaders of religion who
filled pulpits in Florida lost week
and inaugurated a missionary week
1n th ejn te ie st of the cause of m is
sions In the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, have returned to
mission hindquarters here and re
port and enthusiastic reception in
Florida nnd renewed Interest in the
esent plan of missionary mainnance of the demoninntlon. Of
the $40,000 expected from the
whole state of Florida, $37,000 was
pledged by the congregations of
e 20 churches ‘ I .M by the Nash*
Ills Methodist
Or. R. 1* Ruse'll, chnirmnn of th?)mm{ttee on missionary’ promoon, expressed the opinion that
iorida would raise not less than
JO,000 of tho million dollar fund
. for Methodist missions, now being
. collected throughout the denomina
tion
The congregation a t Bradenton,
which was visited by Dr. H. P. Wig
gins, of Atlanta, not only raised
92,500 but indlvidoual members in
addition assumed tho support of
At’ West Palm Beach nnd Trinity
J o i r - missionaries. Congregations
nt West Palm Beach nnd Trinity "nilly” Mitchell, recently rctirid no n colonel from the U. S. army nir .service, was evicted from his old
qunrtcra'nt) Fort Sain Houston, Tex.—though he didn't know it r.t the time. Several big army trucks
rolled up to,Ida quarters nnd carried all his belongings away to a warehouse under orders from camp
-tilled $10,000; whlla a group of headquarters.
twelvo a t Fort Lauderdalo quickly
raised $1,200, said Dr. Russell, in
n total of I HI III the college of Two More Counties
dicating 'the quick response of
lilx-rul a i l s ar. rnnipnred with "Id
Florida Methodists.
b u t year.
Hire Highway Co
Dr. Russell said th a t through
Ill the school of engineering t|ier‘
out tho church, mounting interest
are Id students an compand with
In the cause of missions was evi
111 during butt year.
dent nnd that payments on tho
. In tho college of law there are
recent .million dollar campaign for
enrolled 21 soniors; 27 junior:'.; 32
mlsjdonnry maintenance were com
sophomores; nnd 2d nperjohi. iuuLing in a t tho rate of $5,000 u day.
“ Don’t bring home any mission Present Enrollment Fur In
aries," was the keynote of the
E xcckh Of PreviouH Terms This m akes n total o f 57fi it'u d-; r.iotorisls who persist in refusal to
‘ 'd a lly letters, ho itRld, ns people
According
To Report Of cuts o f college rank. The rem aining itim their headlights when nplearnfd of tho threatened retrench
President Lincoln I! alley 20 students arc tak in g courses in { preaching other cars,
ment on account of smull gifts to
missions.
tlje conservatory o f m usic or in the
In Jefferson the d ep u ties niount.v !$•§
-----------------------STETSON UNIVERSITY, De- conr.ervntorv o f m usic or in i h t p c d on motorcycles will se rve ns
X IF E IN TUI! me; CITIES
•
22. _
A tuU l nendrmy. This cornpletea (lie to general peace o ffic er s sin ce truf-
G
t«l o f 002 n lnd‘ n t *. enrolled
NEW YORK, Feh. 22-C aptain of m
,“ uk'* l" ’ ,h " " n ’rt* yenr tts compared with 522
Frank H. Newtrtmb, U. H. N., re-(«’»t enrollment of Stetson Culver y e a r . _
*
tired, was reported ns missing. lit/ slty, according to Informnllon
returned In one day explaining tlmtb cured from an official rennet mode
ho and Ills wife recently moved topW ently bv Hr. l.liienln ilulh-y,
B new apartment nnd no was uii- presidint of the institution, to the
able to remember tho address when hour,I of trustees in annual mwhe beenmo Separated frrtm his wife stun her*.
by the sudden closing of the door i On Februnrv HI there w ere ennf an elevated train. Ho snhl he rolled to the college o f liberal n i l * ,
went to a hotel for the night and 15 students for no., I graduate
then found his new uddress from work; 2fl in tin senior tins*; 52
the moll cnrrh'r.
io the junior cln»>; 7«, in the soph-
i --------------- — -----
Milton—Plans accepted
county courthouse.
for
omore « In*---.; "-3 in hto fret Oman
new more < h n ; L"J:i in tho freahmm
(Ium und l11 taking ipecinl courses,
I
this fie on the h ig h w a y s in th a t counlast tv is extrem ely light as compared
j With that on Harden cou n ty roads.
In Hardee offic er s havo In on
placed on the h ig h w a y s as a re
I'KARSON DIES IN F lltl
sult o f m ine ion s ucchlenU during
the Innt few tnoiilhs, tho mniori
O, Feb. 20. — (/!*>— F l e d - ‘ tv o f them due lo earelossiieKS and
’earson, 3(1, w h o se f a t h -1 rccklcxn driving,
o years ago, le a v in g a
ANOTHER FISH STORY
e sta te, w as horned to
v in a fire in his room
iiijigtnn U ntil, s t m N il
cd cigar* He. John II.
his yOung companion
of revelry narrowly
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A trip to Sanford Grove nnd the Southeast Section will bear out tbenur
statements we have made in our previous advertisements. The whole te?
ritory especially the immediate, environs of Sanford Grove are being/
relopcd and improved with unusual energy. On every hand activity, pul/
Improvement, und general development i#evident. In fact the entiri soutb
,.:ist district is coming into its o\vn and will add much* to the growth atul’
(kthc public to secure homesites in Sanford Grove at the opening
r^fust before prices Were advanced, ami now when the whale
Oil the threshold of unprecedented activity we advise you t„ /
at\n resen l prices for with such unrivaled activity th e ^ /t
u n i n n u iS u iln
I n s e r t Sanford Grove today, see for
yourself V the unusual development
that is taking place, and most of nil
secure your site 1a t present prices.
You will profit greatly by heading
this ndvlce.
C. MILLER, President
It id
Nnliuiml Hunk lildf;,
l'hcnt !l)
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ADVERTI 5 INC
I n d u s t r i a l Tract
-
did it
^ 2 5 p e r fo o t
IN .
u rigacy, me chewing* ivum man
lias explained how he built up a busi
ness of-mil)ions of packages a day.
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D e v e lo p m e n t
TItACK AGE WILL IJE INSTALLED AND
PA ID I'PR
o n ; follow industry und c u rd y in A, F. G. Jmluti.riol
frv®
nt will be in o|>eratioii in u short tim e tiiern will bo no
‘m .
i rule. Where there is Industry there nre jieople, where t ere * ^ jn.
real e s ta t e demand is bunml to bo greater than in unpopula
*
.
S3 ul
aUu
QW at
aa B
DHS
JJ
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Sites 96x26p
He says you must keep it up or the
buyers will forgot you. Whether
yours is a 5 cent or a $50,000 business,
ketj,i tel linn; about if.
, s 4 - . ,‘
.
Sanford’s First Industrial
lie lias done it by sticking* to his
one line and advert ising it. 1Io spend-'
pvt r a million dollars a year in buying
newspaper space to toll the world
about 5 t ill chewing* irum.
Ho has
ffu m
educated people to chow gum and to
ehew \Vrigley’s. lie did no l.-stopshout inj** as soon as he attracted at- *
tention.
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�T1IB WEATHER
Mostly cloudy tonight nnd Wed
nesday, slightly colder Wednesday
in extreme north portion; gcntlb to
llioilemte whifling winds.
Associated Press Full Leased Wire
N U M B E R . 171
Four teen Pages Todny
SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23,-1924
Countess Cathcart And Her Counsel
A re K illed By
St. Paul Thug
ST. PAUL. Minn., Feb. 23.—
Mb—Two SL Paul patrolmen
were shot by an unidentified
guniilun in the residential dla*
Substitution Of a Modified trict hero early today and when Well Known Tampa Developer
_it___
11In atho
.1_ at ro d .
Accepts,Invitation To Talk
they tlay. ahe t1pii cm
Prohibition System Urged ns
ench
w
as'shot
through
tho
head.
At
First Session Of Special
Following 2nd “ Face The
Tho slayings came as a cli
City Advertising Committee
Facts" Meeting At Capitnl max
to a search fdr fobbera who
hnd terrorized the residence dis
trict Monday night and early to Ticket Sale Exceeds
Congressmen Put On day
■■■■ ■• <
■
and who hnd committed
Hotel Men’s Limit
Body To Draft Bill seven hold-ups In three hours.
The slain policemen, John
Senator Edwards Says Public Sehultze and Fred A. Poltsch. Commerce Body Encouraged Mv O. Dunning Ih Tmpressed
patrolling the district in
By Widespread Interest
With G owlh Or Clfy Since
Now “Ready And Willing were
an automobile and had started
Exhibited In Big Drive
Last Visit Here In 1921;
To Follow Otir Leadership” to investigate’ n large car when
Praises Lake Shore Activity
the shooting occured. IJJoHseh
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.—Mb— flushed his light into the ma
J l. O. thinning, a former San
Substitution of . a modified pro chine and was met with gun
ford resident, collector of customs
hibition ;>>tem, legalizing light fire, two bullets hitting him.
and prohibition director for Hip
As Schultxc started to aid his
wine ami brer, for the present
states of North and South CantVolstead act,’*Is to be asked of companion, he. also wap struck.
The “Smiling Dan UJ,"
linn, Georgia and Florida, arrived
Mrs, Thomas Cameron, living
Congress. .
,
speedy
California nicer which
neat by, said she was awakened t held a t 7, o'clock toniirht at the here this morning on hi* private
‘I'lllea l.ngllrltwumail, I.O.>he il'OU- ' Recommendation* iijcoVpornting by the first shots and saw a Forrest Lake Hotel. Throe tim er yacht, the "Pilgrim ," for n 15 day recently established a world's
We.s in entering the United Stales sentiment expressed at tin* second man walk to the spot where tlie hotel management was induced visit with old friends and for a
riends Of Cntmlc.vS Calh- liavd cauM'il much comment thtrin/ ‘face the facts’ conference con SchulUe wns lying. The man, to increase the maximum number number of short trips down the record for u mile straight.Monday by .the association she s-nid. held hip revolver close tlmj it would take rare of, hut even1 pan*, const on business missions. | away at the Palm Bentih ror;irl Assort Her Relhlions th*j past week, is now in this eoun\ cluded
against the prohibition act. will be to tlie wounded pntrolmun’s hend then th c s a ls could not bowtopped.- Mr. Dunning will mnko Sanford gattu. will be entered in the
try
on
a
10-day
leave
pending
the
With Earl Do Not Const!- outcome of habeas t.irpua proceed- drawn and presented to Congress
fired. He then walked to antl more tickets Imvo been sold Ids headquarters while cruising in first annual regatta of the
lute Crime In South Africa ings in federal court and an ap bv u committee of 21 prominent nnd
Poltsch, pressed his revolver i than the hold agreed to tnke ear** Florida w aters.
Sanford Yacht Club to bo held
peal for relics ring made by Iter int nl selected by the conference. close to The dying officer’s head j of. D ., If. M cFarland/ announced
Various activities of tho const on Lake Monroe Friday with
August, • NEW YORK, relt. 23— Or) — counsel, Arthur Garfield Hays, The committee was appointed after nnd firpd u^pin.
guard, which ho also dirce.ts, and
l today.
x
numbers, of speakers, including
fastest craft In
dgC tv -' Fiiemis of the Cdunless of Cnth- prominent New York lawyer.
i Thq dinner wns nnuomtctxl hut the prohibition force’s work in this Borne of tl
member i of Congress, and men
southern
waters
competing ftir
stale
were
discussed
by
Mr.
P
u
n
four days ngo nltd very little Wns
lic’iat' >n , ..r( ncw tvganl the m ystery stirAnd women well known
business
prizes totalling $5,000, Comntmlnrv
ning
in
an
interview
w
ith
n
repre
|
done
to
ntimujate
tlie
.sale
of
tickit-'pusiitg roending her sudden admission to
"ml cluh life nnd the clergy, eon*
its . nnd Hie tremendous interest sentative of The Herald this m orn J. It. Kmorv announced thin mom i lined prohibition under the V«dfas pres- the United States on n 10-day
niitg following the receipt of u te l
exhibited is declared by Chamber ing.
st» 1 law ns a failure.
ition, the j,.nVl. ;l. indicative tliul she will be
I of Com m erce lenders to indieute l He stated th at the government egram from California sportsm en
(
""
*r the committee are:
Hint the community spirit of San "m i attem pting to curb the impor now located in South Florida. ‘
ttrary to
to remain its long as she likes,
tation of foreign liquors }o such /"B a b y Mine,'’ n nin'or host, of
h-cntiV- . !i. ,.rd of Delaware. and
ford is a« mi u in I as over.
sith you i p, v lm.se -their belief on the ecnBroussard af - Louisiana, Demo
The m ee tin g ‘nnight will be f a v an extent that m atters of enforce the "Sm iling Dan 1H,,T will aht*
crat v
■•esenative Hill, Republi
trillion thul the arts site admitted
ored w ith no adilrttSM by one o f the ment in the cities by local officers ho brought hero to enter compe
can ot Maryland, Benedict Cro
i-ign on ji( imtui'-i;it ion . inspectors tin not
what puldie-spiritial men o f F lor- would bo considerably' relieved, tition w ith tho . "M nrgnrcl III.'*
front the standpoint of his "Greased L ightning," the priH*
well
of
Cleveland,
former
ufsis-ol
iiptitute a crime in Smith A fiira.
Prank (’nrlcr. Who AdmilH He idn. li. I. Hamner, ntilliotmire d<*. both
forces mid the law enforcing bodies winning "P luto" and other font
i
veloper
o
f
Tam
on.
and
fo
r
2(1
yen
rs
nhiwling v. In rc the* were eoinmitletl, and IIn, linn Tenor l*'lt‘t*s Front lam Seerotnry < W.,r. Jam es Dun
Is "Mnnlnc Killer,” Ih Capboats of the 161 class, Comntpdoro
can, first vice president of the
Florida’:*, gre a test b oosters. of (he counties nnd cities.
piit Mr.
w,|[ jjet a rehearing ami
'
City Kttrly This MtuninR American Federal ion of l.ubor. I*. * lured A| HnrUell, Iowa. o n elieof will
Impressed With City's Growth | Em ory said.
lie accompanied at Hie
rr.:if ex- |It, ^lurttetl admission. *
r
In uddition to scores of fast r a lMr. Dunning, who returnn to
S.
Dupont
Wilmington,
Del.,
j
•
Monday
|ly
-l-Mtin
I’
osmc 1 dinner l>y a party of J ’hiladelWiihoift
Filling
An
Enupc!"
Her attorney. Arthur Garfield
Sanford a fte r nn ulisence of five I ers th a t uru expected to thrill thp
! phiuns.
menl Tltm* 'J his Evening Rtipert lliigln:-. the novelist, and
riVnu—
.V HuJ1'* wired Secretary of Lobar
yenrs. expressed himself ns being! speetutors, various events fo r cab
a number of otln r prominent men. j
The
oilier
out
of
town
sneakers
j. ‘ .iU' . Davis, Inst night, asking a rrin evuisora, outboard m otored craft
will be C. W. Rdseeear of Atlantic well pleased with tho ninny Im and
Failed To Itrceiv.* Ruling
1 b alin g . Her admission that she
toiling bouts are on the pro
provements which have been made
Citv,
goneral
manitger
of
tlie
n
o
r
Tlie conference, after hearin : at
"
I’jm awa> to Smith Africa with the
• •
by tho city in the course of the gram ,
land
Advertising
ngenrv
and
Danaflernnon anil nighl station.*, f '- i
lAicrtl floats Entered *
ken the
•'* ■Graven JB RI22 cannot he
post few years.
*
iel
11
McFarland,
of
Chicago,
v(r,,
pealed demands for rewriting of j
i" '. . , j ! hu iiilnitssioll »u crime or moral
Dr. C. J. M arshall and W . H.
"When I left here," lie said, “the
1 nresulont of the American City
tlie prohibition law. concluded n f-1
tern a- laipitude. Mr. Hays contends, he
First National Dank; w its-quarter White will lailh have salt boats
ter the George Wusbington b* •
al i hi e r'»u«e ailulierj is not a crime in
ed ift the building whiclt now entered, and much friendly rivalry
receipt tead by Representative Hill.,
houses tho W estern Union Tele* nnd interest in reported to be e*nlr < ohl *^’0' 1' Africa.
The formula bail been given to the
tetvd on the sloop race th a t tinnV
ould ii.it
"I ■
V"ur contention that tlie
delegates on menus at the uflerfont enthusiasts a rt sonfidetit o f
t ’oLnlier. eominitleil ait act but a
i noon luncheon, after William 11,
wimhi.g fro|,t JackrtofivUle, Mount
ut slitre ‘‘time.'’ he wired Mr. Davis.
I .St ay ton national ehnirnu.n c.’ the
Ukc :iamctl,;«i v'orflr.rtwnHy
ns social Ion had foiled to receive
Srntminit take ihb m a tte r'u p u ’th Defront the Department of Justice a
Wismissal r«rDmnt either Infonnnlly or at
ruling ho requested as to the le
tor class, Commodore Emory s ta t
rmujnrit* bearing when- we 'nitty present
gality
of
making
it.
ed,
and icsveral speed bouts owned
hi. condl-1,s"u,h African law."
Mr. llil, .who was toastm aster J
by local enthusiasts will attem pt
the puiiii
"fhe lieuring scheduled for today early last night, police received
I to share honors with spcedstsrn
today are 11,1 the habeas coryifs .petition fil- a typewritten not1 signed "true advised the delegates that if any
| front nrsetieally every por* city of
of them feared that by taking
>t;4ittin 11\ *d fni I.iidy CuMieni t has been friends of Itnlv." which lead:
home*
a
copy
of
the
receipt'
he
[ Florida in addition to numerous
Ihreatenrd
To
Sjljish
Throat
sht|iping ( P"*!patted a week.
i inland cities.
"if (iigli wanth in udotn a slul^ wiiuid be violating the law, then
..... 1
' 1 nitcil Slates Atiornev Emory
The meet will bo held under the
!’ Itakeet. win, \\us to oppose the in the morgue let him trv to .ling “the Secretary of Agriculture is
auspfees of the American Power
« .ten.I* the adminaioli of in Detroit. W»' will cut this r a equally guilty for having n rc-Root Association, the Mississippi
n|H- for unfcrmenlrd grupe juice." j
' 'it--- Cathcart tmni Kilts [sl- illery's throat."
Valley Power Boot Aiuocintion and
Detectives from the ‘black hum!' Conceriiuig the beer foritiulu, Mi
a|,,i t." k bet out of the court's jurthe Florida Powsr Bout Ansoein^
Work ■on the west bulkhead is
i’dirti'in and left her fate up to .Mpiiiil met the singer and hi* party Hill said (leorgr Washington vu< j
Hon.
Fcvcrnl of the Iwst known
not
a
‘suiull
bottle
man—be
made
at
the
train
and
uecoinpimiixJ
bun
progressing
rapidly
and
it
is
protie I.idmr Dei •ailment alone.
commodores
and racing enthusiasts,
;i(l
gallons
at
a
time."
Imlde th at tliw—new citv dredge
•li Hats dif^gniil with hint. to the hotel, where tiny guarded
in the south will be in Hanford for
Jersey Is Well Represented
will he ready tn start filling in
Il.i o t i>"Hemtt)t of the court him until shortly after midnight.
the event, Secretary W. E. White
New Jersey, known ns one of
operations within a very short
Every effort wns made to keep
Ivearuig via a Kmiih ,inline.
said today, nnd the editors of both
the
“wet"
states,
was
well
repre-1
time,
according
to
a
statement
Hi ( "intess mjovial her first the communication fcpm the sing settled in the conference by Sena
“ Motor Boating" and “ Rudder"
made todny by City Manager W.
day of ifiivfijom in this country in er but the police guard gave the
will Jbe on hand.
B. Williams.
■ei uu. tlie ,-igiits. laisl night she secret away and he wrote an open tors Edwards, DrtuOcml, and Edge,
“ Many of the leading papers in
Tho work wus begun immediate
tool a party to a musical com* note which lie left with the hotel Republican, and Representative
the. state will send special corres
ly
following
the
acceptance
of
bids
management.
pondents here to edver the mcul^’
for it* construction and bus been
Leaving the hotel, Gigli and his
Air. White added, and Hanford
pushed with all possihlc speed to
party went to the railroad station
expected to derive more publicity
allow the dredges to follow in the
ami bourdod a pullman ear which
wake of the new wall, Mr. Wil big Hunford the greatest freight from tho Yacht Chip's f tr r t re
is attached to the Cliicngo-Uuffnln
liams said. The dredge of tho distributing point in the stu tr, g a tta thun front any other spuria
... ..... , train here. The note left at tho
event ever held In this city.’,’
Globe Dredging Company will also south uf Jacksonville.
rder to j hotel said:
E ntries are coming in irotn 'a ll
be
put
on
the
work
of
filling
in
p moral I Reaction Would Ruin Hinging
“ Noting all the evidences of
1nut inn
the low lund on tlie south side of piugrcsH during the counu of the sections of the s U ts every day,
Mr. White said, and from 'ill indi
tho wall as tho company’s bid of.
i btnitu'Mt'
few years. I cannot help but cations local hotels will be fltlud
25 cents per yard was accepted past
t n.lifuu
suy that the citizens of Hanford tu capacity over th e week end.'
with the understanding that tlie
'"isimit■i
indeed fortunate in having
Following the races and firocompany was to allow the city arc
c* the de
such
n
man
as
Forrest
l-iiki*
for
works
display along tho Uko shore,
dredge to operate on the Job,
t a i n 1,'U- 1
mayor. Air. Luke in a real leader a formal hall will tm given a t thw
The
new
city
dredge
is
having
*t u li
has a reputation ns a "go-get- Hotel Forres$ Lake fo r viaRm^
Tuesday night.
the machinery installed, this Week. and
lap editcancel suine. with sorrow to din
t*jv" which extend* all over tho
The
large
pump
is,
already
ip
I rh u
appoint my licloved Detroit public.
south. We hear of him in Georgia
place and connected at this time. and ih the Carolinun quite f fre
li lindri i1
Dut the nervous reaction would
The pump um f.barge proper will quently and he In known ns a matt
|<dlit.i
prevent my doing a truly artistic
which can practically
’ "f m houl /
shoulder to make him behave. Then bo electrically operated through who gulit behind evory movement
performance."
Airs. Hurst, when notified early
the betterment of his city and
he started to run. That made me out.
Several hundred feet remain trf kfur
» Mown
|community"
*
■
, .
today of the singer's action, said
mad, and I shot to kill.
la* completed of tho bulkhead un '
^rifunshe hud heard nothing of Gigli's
"I can’t say th at 1 felt sorry for the
in on)the oast city linf?
ill'll', un-t Fail, Doheny Question leavihg, but added:
whut I hail done, but two ur three its, filling
but
city
officials
stute th a t
■t htslit by
"I
don't
blumc
Gigli
for
going
girla
came
along
and
I
felt
sorry
l
)u
;
DL---. - Procedure Of C a s e in the face of those threuts."
for them. I thought they might fntily a m atter of a tpw weeks will
- -- i
tumble onto the body and got the I ho required- to finish the Job.
w ASH INGTOn T I). C y F c b ' :L ,
shock
of their lives, hut they did
TUPPEB LAKE! V Y„ Feb. 23.
Fort Myers Man Run
A party ctmatstii
NEGRO IB HELD HI*
not.”
“Hosetime."
a
musical
comedy
—(/!*)—A temperature drop of 80 lan W. Mask, of U
* cTjr?r ax’d Edward L. Doheny noted a
Down By Auto, Dies in which locul talent is expected Ho said tlie girls scared him MEMPHIS Tenn., Feb. 23.—HP) degrees Mince noon yesterday
"in* H t pwittl apiienl today from the ueto star, will be presented at the away before lie could rob the body. —James Millor, negro, was held had sent the mercury to 30 dc- City, and Mra. Ml
hr Vd- d 1i*l"" of the D irl.icl of Columbia
School auditorium tonight liy Robbery teas also his object when up last night by two others of his gives below xero“hern today. The Ulian. national cl
FORT
MYERS.
Feb.
23—(A*)—
Supreme Court sustaining HJ-15 Ray Stlpp, shGSnimn working at High
Seminole
Chapter No. 2, Order of ho shot Dr. Searles 'but I did have race and robbed of everything ha cold snap followed tv*o days of Junior D adashcr l
—_
validity of the second indictments,
the
Eastern
Star. The <urtsin a>eslight grudge against him."
the
Fair
Gtounds
during
the
[
ax
*
America, . MUs HII
had, including his coat and trous balmy weather.
(1 T<»
SRainsl them for conspiracy to o-*
is
scheduled
to
riso at ti: 15 o'clock.
Thermometer* at Saranac Lake and Emil Mcbdna
County
Fair
here,
was
struck
down
ers, Stiller borrowed a barrel,
“
fruud in connection w ith tb ‘‘ Jj’1*** by n speeding automobile early
The plot of the comedy is built
v
from s night watchman of a near registered from 22 to 2^ gtrees be were lo , Sanford IT)1
M o v i e s " 1* ’d naval oil reserves In Call- tide morning op the street running uround ths movie aspirations of
-Id.,
by factory and mads his way boms low zero, the lowest readings of g u e sts < 4’A lb ert
("fritt
- ,
the "young and beautiful girl”
m erchaut.
the winter.
in it.
V..
The purpose of the appeal »s t" past the fair grounds. The mu- who, upon being offered a place,
^
While here, tt*
sped owuy.
3 ‘have the Cuurt of Appeals to «e* chine
and it*
cor ted around the:
Stlpps died on the way to the in the cast of a film company, en
orm*t mo- tidr a ,|Ueetlon of law procedute
ters upon a life In Hollywood much
v irons by * COM
1^ J*’ jbefore actual trial on the indict- hospital. Boilrc are searching for in contrast to Um garden parties
who s
Chamber of Conuai
the driver of the death car.
Wd yesr: l menU'‘
of ths old home town. The musi
ed them .the many
The
'city
today
authorited
the
the actcal numbers are amid to be very construction of a temporary band
cat in the cotnmunj
lure,
tuneful and also very plentiful.
taken
the celery
ds and
stand
on
the
new
municipal
pier
torture
Members of ths lodge have been
toi/r of
made an tnsuccttei
for
use
by
the
hand
during
the
ths
round
up.
CHICAGO,
in..
Feb.
23—
More
dv rtlentci
active during tbs past few weeks
bhe gamed i
in getting ready for the produc yacht club regatta next Friday titan 120 were under arrest to-<| . Hi the ■warahodsa of Antonio
*hen her |
tion and rehearsals dtave been held and work was started this after day as a revolt of imllfce raids Lombardo, officer# found u sawed
noon, according to an announce throughout the West Side ’bird
in ths past 10 days.
Crttn, »bot'
.
, rproceedings frequently
ment made by W. B. Williams, land*" for deportable alien gang- off shot gun and a quantity of
A
capacity
houseis
expected.
‘shhv l)*n.
NEW YORK, Feb. 23.—< ^ 7 "
>
. V tters and gunmen. The district, ammunition. A card index seised
Itnun In 1022, The characters and cast were an city manager.
?*•
,
James A. Stillman, bunker, now jn
"The city Is always ready to co has been terrorized for the last in the raid contains the names of
nounced
as
follows:
•‘tone sign-• Baris with his wife, has establishGraham operate withl the various enter year by gunmen. ••
many alleged gangsters, police
Pa Perkins .- Mrs. R.Joa
to Play on ted a tubstantiai tru s t fond fur JnA
prises destined to reflect credit on
C.
Maxwell
Twenty-one of the men taken in said.
Perking
ft tin t star- Wsrd U-eds. W. eight >e«r
lah dii*t- for fu
Hanford
a
s
a
whole."
Mr.
.Wil
id a referee up- Ms
JIu.-o Perkins .— —....—
—..
he sudden police attack were des
to
In the
)v
M
oS,p
"
It*n*
,‘
ho!,';
'itoth.-r
Mrs.
Florence
liams
said,
“and
we
are
going
to.
n's
Uontcntlonsi
Ths
pulitic^J
hrudquartefs
of
___... Mrs. Rosamund Alford
rn the E*»t, II. Leeds.
y
„ S
as .government prisoners
'T ^ V iiii;
work.
do everything possible to assist ignated
L*un
Parron
Diamond
Jpc
Espositu
was
umo
“
the United States inspectors
Jerry Brown
Albert BaffeW U
ths officers of the rlub in, mak- >y
MUliam' M. Hullirnn, ■^V’ViVe
tent here on Instructions from ! the places visited.-; An axodua
j . m aw —
of the committee in
ing
the
event
a
success.’'
ALS fur the banker, admitted todiw
Washington. Tho suspoeta must aliens from the raided district
reconciliation,
drive In the
!the fund bad been established
by Mrs, Still- uilai Jacqueline Doauvills
The entire lake front is expect dand,
—
repo
trial for their right to
! November. The exact
VVL
Mile.
Ml„
Frances
Cherry
ed
to
be
crowded
during
the
races
a
tlgsr”
In
beet
a;
.. » r I u r- \withheld. Mr. Sullivan-aeflw®^
neln ‘“ngcr In this country* InAn offer from P n u 0 *R«Ulv
.a L. C. Bebout and aBgngviuenta are being made
’’j th*®iito
Jopt Jay was <k- Bobs Brunette
or deny that the W J ,
for the placing
benches BB*
err cats
Leeds
I20.OOO a >.«r «ntU
Mis* Margaret Cowan Jbleachers along tbs weterf ront U
and
t a ! Jl with a p rln c ip a£ lK W * W ^ r dined, in Ma>»|
Mr Stillman Psecy Peabody
Cuioaea Priest the vleinity of the pier and the
ju|«m hls_ beoining of
m- unune
i
their
Careaway
Bmith
. **r*- Leeds wdl
be taken
lv'. w i ;
On
Fast California Boat
And Sister Racer Of
Palm Beach Fame
To Be Shipped Here
M any Local B o ats ji
^ W ill P a rtic ip a te
Plans Are Completed
For Formal Bull To
Follow All Day Meet
<>'
Machinery For New
City Dredge To Be
Installed This Week
ssion
A. To
firm i
Local T alent To Be
Seen Iii “Rosetime”
A t School Tonight
3
-
Mercury Drops Eighty
Degrees In 24 Hours
*
r_________________ ■■
City To C onstruct
Lake Shore Concert
S tand F or R eg atta
« .,! ■
S 3Substantial T ru st Fund Established
On Leeds Child By Jam es A. Stillm an
mmm
&L&S1S)
s V ^ P “*uir.
s rtjjs k
Ill
-» !
M o re T h a n 120 N a b b a d l „ C h fia s-„
B a n n s P o lit e R a id F o r A lie n < & k «
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.
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XI), MONPA*
WfflTAtitV 22«
Billy” M it c h e ll Gets Evicted
Drive To Raise Funds Among
Flrrldtt Churches In Recent
Campaign Called A Proof
O f Interest In The Work
NASIIVIIXG, Tenn., Feb. 22 UP)
—-Nnihvllle leaders of religion who
filled pulpits in Florida lost week
and inaugurated a missionary week
1n th e jn te ie s t of the cause of m is
sions In the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, have returned to
mission hindquarters here and r e
port and enthusiastic reception in
Florida nnd renewed Interest in the
esent plan of missionary mainnance of the demoninntlon. Of
the $40,000 expected from the
whole state of Florida, $37,000 was
pledged by the congregations of
e 20 churches ‘ I .M by the Nash*
Ills Methodist
Or. R. 1* Ruse'll, chnirmnn of th?)mm{ttee on missionary’ promoon, expressed the opinion th at
iorida would raise not less than
JO,000 of tho million dollar fund
. fo r Methodist missions, now being
. collected throughout the denomina
'
A trip to Sanford Grove nnd the Southeast Section will bear out tbenur
statements we have made in our previous advertisements. The whole te?
ritory especially the immediate, environs of Sanford Grove are b ein g/
relopcd and improved with unusual energy. On every hand activity, pul/
Improvement, und general development i#evid en t. In fact the entiri soutb
,.:ist district is coming into its o\vn and will add much* to the growth atul’
G
(kthc public to secure hom esites in Sanford Grove at the opening
r^fust before prices Were advanced, ami now when the whale
Oil the threshold of unprecedented activity we advise you t„ /
a t\n resen l prices for w ith such unrivaled activity th e ^ /t
tion
The congregation a t Bradenton,
which was visited by Dr. H. P. Wig
gins, of Atlanta, not only raised
92,500 but indlvidoual members in
addition assumed tho support of
At’ West Palm Beach nnd Trinity
J o i r - missionaries. Congregations
n t West Palm Beach nnd Trinity "n illy ” Mitchell, recently rc tirid no n colonel from the U. S. army nir .service, was evicted from his old
qunrtcra'nt) Fort Sain Houston, Tex.—though he didn't know it r.t the time. Several big army trucks
rolled up to,Ida quarters nnd carried all his belongings away to a warehouse under orders from camp
-tilled $10,000; whlla a group of headquarters.
twelvo a t Fort Lauderdalo quickly
raised $1,200, said Dr. Russell, in
n total of I HI III the college of
dicating 'the quick response of
lilx-rul a i l s ar. rnnipnred with "Id
Florida Methodists.
b u t year.
Dr. Russell said th a t through
Ill the school of engineering t |i e r ‘
out tho church, mounting interest
are Id students an co m pand with
In the cause of missions was evi
111 during butt year.
dent nnd th a t paym ents on tho
. In tho college of law there are
recent .million dollar campaign for
enrolled 21 soniors; 27 junior:'.; 32
mlsjdonnry maintenance were com
sophomores; nnd 2d nperjohi. iuuLing in a t tho ra te of $5,000 u day.
“ Don’t bring home any mission Present Enrollment Fur In
aries," was the keynote of the
E xcckh Of PreviouH Terms This makes n total of 57fi it'ud-; r.iotorisls who persist in refusal to
‘ 'd a ll y letters, ho itRld, ns people
According
To Report Of cuts of college rank. The remaining itim their headlights when nplearnfd of tho threatened retrench
President Lincoln I! alley 20 students arc taking courses in {preaching other cars,
m ent on account of smull gifts to
missions.
tlje conservatory of music or in the
In Jefferson the deputies niount.v !$•§
------------------------STETSON UNIVERSITY, De- conr.ervntorv of music or in ih tp c d on motorcycles will serve ns
X I F E IN TUI! me; CITIES
•
22. _
A tuU l nendrmy. This cornpletea (lie to general peace officers since truft«l of 002 nlnd‘ n t *. enrolled this fie on the highways in th a t counN EW YORK, Feh. 2 2 -C a p ta in of m
,“ uk'* l" ’ ,h " " n ’rt* yenr tts compared with 522 last tv is extremely light as compared
F rank H. Newtrtmb, U. H. N., re-(«’»t enrollment of Stetson Culver y e a r._
*
j With that on Harden county roads.
tired, was reported ns missing. l it/ slty, according to Informnllon
In Hardee officers havo In on
returned In one day explaining tlmtb cured from an official rennet mode
placed on the highways as a re
I'KARSON
DIES
IN
F
lltl
ho and Ills wife recently moved to p W e n tly bv Hr. l.liienln ilulh-y,
sult of mine ions ucchlenU during
B new apartment nnd no was uii- presidint of the institution, to the
the Innt few tnoiilhs, tho mniori
able to remember tho address when hour,I of trustees in annual mwO, Feb. 20. —(/!*>— F l e d - ‘ tv of them due lo earelossiieKS and
he beenmo Separated frrtm his wife stun her*.
’earson, 3(1, whose fa th -1 rccklcxn driving,
by the sudden closing of the door i On Februnrv HI there were eno years ago, leaving a
ANOTHER FISH STORY
nf an elevated train. Ho snhl he rolled to the college of liberal nil*,
estate, was horned to
went to a hotel for the night and 15 students for no.,I graduate
v in a fire in his room
then found his new uddress from work; 2fl in tin senior tins*; 52
iiijigtnn Until, stmNil
the moll cnrrh'r.
io the junior cln»>; 7«, in the sophcd cigar* He. John II.
- i--------------— ---omore «In*---.; "-3 in hto fret Oman
his yOung companion
Milton—Plans accepted for new more < h n ; L"J:i in tho freahm m
of revelry narrowly
county courthouse.
(I um und l11 taking ipecinl courses,
uni nnuiSuiln
I n s e r t Sanford Grove today, see for
yourself V the unusual development
that is taking place, and most of nil
secure your s ite 1at present prices.
You will profit greatly by heading
this ndvlce.
Two More Counties
Hire Highway Co
I
***+♦*K* *»*
C. MILLER, President
It id
N n liu im l H u n k lildf;,
l'hcnt !l)
♦+♦ ♦<
r
ADVERTI 5 INC
I n d u s t r i a l Tr ac t
-
**■
.
d id it
^ 2 5
Sanford’s First Industrial
♦♦♦
♦♦♦ <♦
D e v e lo p m e n t
PAID I'PR
o n ; follow industry und c u r d y in A, F. G. Jmluti.riol
frv®
nt will be in o|>eratioii in u sh o rt tim e tiiern will bo no
‘m .
i rule. Where there is Industry there nre jieople, where t ere * ^ jn.
real estate demand is bunml to bo g re a te r than in u n popula
*
.
i _ « a i.
i__ iAMorrntf there *■
S3ul
a Uu
QWat
aa B
D H JSJ
< • \ ♦♦♦ ^
I
TItACK AGE WILL IJE INSTALLED AND
He says you must keep it up or the
buyers will forgot you.
W hether
yours is a 5 cent or a $50,000 business,
ketj,i tel linn; about if.
*>*♦*♦♦♦♦><* *1 * *1 *
.
Sites 96x26p
lie lias done it by sticking* to his
one line and advert ising it. 1Io spend-'
pvt r a million dollars a year in buying
newspaper space to toll the world
about 5 t ill chewing* irum.
Ho has
ffu m
educated people to chow gum and to
ehew \Vrigley’s. lie did no l.-sto p shout inj** as soon as he attracted at- *
tention.
, s 4 - . ,‘
fo o t
IN .
u rigacy, me chewing* ivum man
lias explained how he built up a busi
ness of-mil)ions of packages a day.
v
p e r
C“>+ ♦ F4-V+
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�T1IB WEATHER
Mostly cloudy tonight nnd Wed
nesday, slightly colder Wednesday
in extreme north portion; gcntlb to
llioilemte whifling winds.
Associated Press Full Leased Wire
SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23,-1924
N U M B E R . 171
Four teen Pages Todny
Countess Cathcart And Her Counsel
Are Killed By
St. Paul Thug
Substitution Of a Modified
Prohibition System Urged
Following 2nd “ Face The
Facts" Meeting At Capitnl
Congressmen Put On
Body To Draft Bill
Senator Edwards Says Public
Now “Ready And Willing
To Follow Otir Leadership”
ST. PAUL. Minn., Feb. 23.—
Mb—Two SL Paul patrolmen
were shot by an unidentified
guniilun in the residential dla*
trict
hero early today
and
_it___
11In atho
.1
_ atwhen
ns
they tlay. ahe t1pii cm
rod.
ench w as'shot through tho head.
Tho slayings came as a cli
max to a search fdr fobbera who
hnd terrorized the residence dis
trict Monday night and early t o
day and who hnd committed
seven hold-ups In three hours.
The slain policemen, John
Sehultze and Fred A. Poltsch.
were patrolling the district in
an automobile and had started
to investigate’ n large c a r when
the shooting occured. IJJoHseh
flushed his light into the m a
chine and was met with gun
fire, two bullets hitting him.
As Schultxc started to aid his
companion, he. also wap struck.
Mrs, Thomas Cameron, living
neat by, said she was awakened
by the first shots and saw a
man walk to the spot where
SchulUe wns lying. The man,
she s-nid. held hip revolver close
to tlie wounded pntrolmun’s hend
nnd fired. He then walked to
Poltsch, pressed his revolver
close to The dying officer’s head
nnd firpd u^pin.
Well Known Tampa Developer
A ccepts,Invitation To Talk
A t First Session O f Special
C ity A dvertising Committee
Fast California Boat
And Sister Racer Of
Palm Beach Fame
To Be Shipped Here
Ticket Sale Exceeds
Hotel Men’s Limit
■■■■ ■•
Commerce Body Encouraged Mv O. Dunning Ih Tmpressed
By Widespread Interest
W ith G ow lh Or Clfy Since
Exhibited In B ig Drive
Last Visit Here In 1921;
Praises Lake Shore A ctivity
<
■
M any Local B o a ts ji
^ W ill P articip ate
Plans Are Completed
For Formal Bull To
Follow All Day Meet
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 1.—Mb—
J l . O. thinning, a former S an
Substitution of . a modified pro
ford resident, collector of customs
hibition ;>>tem, legalizing light
and prohibition director for Hip
wine ami brer, for the present
states of North and South CantVolstead act,’* Is to be asked of
The “Sm iling Dan UJ,"
linn, Georgia and Florida, arrived
Congress. .
,
speedy
California n icer w hich
t held a t 7, o'clock toniirht at the here th is m orning on hi* private
‘I'lllea l.ngllrltwumail, I.O.>he il'OU- ' Recommendation* iijcoVpornting
yacht, the "Pilgrim ," for n 15 day recently established a world's
Forrest
Lake
Hotel.
Throe
tim
e
r
We.s in entering the United Stales sentiment expressed at tin* second
tlie hotel management was induced visit with old friends and for a record for u mile straigh triends Of Cntmlc.vS Calh- liavd cauM'il much comment th trin / ‘face the facts’ conference con
to increase the maximum num ber number of short trips down the
.Monday by .the association
tlmj it would take ra r e of, hut even1 pan*, const on business missions. | away at the Palm Bentih ror;irl Assort Her Relhlions th*j past week, is now in this eoun\ cluded
try on a 10-day leave pending the against the prohibition act. will be
then t h c s a l s could not bowtopped.- Mr. Dunning will mnko Sanford gattu. will be entered in the
With Earl Do Not Const!- outcome
of habeas t.irpua proceed- drawn and presented to Congress
antl more tickets Imvo been sold Ids headquarters while cruising in first annual regatta o f the
lute Crime In South Africa ings in federal court and an ap bv u committee of 21 prominent
i than the h o ld agreed to tnke ear** Florida w aters.
Sanford Yacht Club to bo held
peal for relics ring made by Iter int nl selected by the conference.
Various activities of tho const on Lake Monroe Friday with
j of. D ., If. M cFarland/ announced
August, • NEW YORK, relt. 23— Or) — counsel, Arthur Garfield Hays, The committee was appointed after
guard, which ho also dirce.ts, and
l today.
x
numbers, of speakers, including
fastest craft In
dgC tv -' Fiiemis of the Cdunless of Cnth- prominent New York lawyer.
i Thq dinner wns nnuomtctxl hut the prohibition force’s work in this Borne o f tl
member i of Congress, and men
southern
waters
com peting ftir
stale
were
discussed
by
Mr.
P
u
n
four days ngo nltd very little Wns
lic’iat' >n , ..r( ncw tvganl the m ystery stirAnd women well known
business
prizes totalling $5,000, Comntmlnrv
ning
in
an
interview
w
ith
n
re
p
re
|
done
to
ntimujate
tlie
.sale
of
tickit-'pusiitg roending her sudden admission to
"ml cluh life nnd the clergy, eon*
i t s . nnd Hie tremendous interest sentative of The Herald this m orn J. It. Kmorv announced thin m o m i lined prohibition under the V«dfas pres- the United States on n 10-day
niitg following th e receipt of u t e l
exhibited is declared by Cham ber ing.
st» 1 law ns a failure.
ition, the j,.nVl. ;l. indicative tliul she will be
I of Commerce lenders to indieute l He stated th a t the government e g r a m from California sportsm en
(
""
*r the committee are:
Hint the community spirit of S an " m i attem pting to curb th e impor now located in S outh Florida. ‘
ttrary to
to remain its long as she likes,
tation of foreign liquors }o such / " B a b y Mine,'’ n nin'or h ost, of
h-cntiV- . !i. ,.rd of Delaware. and
ford is a« m i u in I as over.
sith you i p, v lm.se -their belief on the ecnBroussard af - Louisiana, Demo
The meeting ‘nnight will be fav an extent th at m atters of enforce the "Sm iling Dan 1H,,T will aht*
crat v
■•esenative Hill, Republi
trillion thul the a rts site admitted
ored with no adilrttSM by one of the ment in the cities by local officers ho b rought hero to e n te r compe
can ot Maryland, Benedict C ro
i-ign on ji( imtui'-i;it ion . inspectors tin not
what puldie-spiritial men of Flor- would bo considerably' relieved, tition w ith tho . " M n rg n rc l III.'*
front the standpoint of his "G reased L ig h tn in g ," the priH*
well
of
Cleveland,
former
ufsis-ol
iiptitute a crime in Smith A fiira.
Prank ( ’nrlcr. Who AdmilH He idn. li. I. Hamner, ntilliotmire d<*. both
forces mid the law enforcing bodies winning " P lu to " and o th e r font
lam Seerotnry < W.,r. Jam es Dun
i
veloper
of
Tam
on.
and
for
2(1
yenrs
nhiwling v. In rc the* were eoinmitletl, and I In, linn T e n o r
l*'lt‘t*s F ro n t can, first vice president of the
Is "Mnnlnc Killer,” Ih Cap- one of Florida’:*, greatest boosters. of (he counties nnd cities.
boats of the 161 class, Comntpdoro
piit Mr.
w,|[ jjet a rehearing ami
'
C ity Kttrly T h i s M tu n in R American Federal ion of l.ubor. I*. * lured A| HnrUell, Iowa.
Impressed With City's Growth | E m ory said.
lie will lie accompanied at Hie
rr.:if ex- |It, ^lurttetl admission. *
r
In uddition to scores o f fast r a lMr. Dunning, who re tu rn n to
S. Dupont <>' Wilmington, Del., j •Monday |ly -l-Mtin I’osmc 1 dinner l>y a party of J ’hiladelW
iih
o
ift
F
illin
g
An
E
n
u
p
c
!"
Her attorney. A rthur Garfield
Sanford a f te r nn ulisence of five I e rs t h a t uru expected to thrill thp
! phiuns.
m e n l T l t m * 'J h i s E v e n i n g Rtipert lliigln:-. the novelist, and
riVnu—
.V HuJ1'* wired Secretary of Lobar
yenrs. expressed himself ns being! speetutors, various events fo r cab
a number of otln r prominent men. j
The
oilier
out
of
town
sneakers
j. ‘ .iU' . Davis, Inst night, asking a rrwill be C. W. Rdseeear of Atlantic well pleased with tho ninny Im in evuisora, outboard m otored craft
Failed To Itrceiv.* Ruling
1 b a lin g . Her admission that she
Citv,
goneral manitger of tlie n o r provements which have been made and toiling bouts are on the pro
Tlie conference, after hearin : at
"
I’jm awa> to Smith Africa with the
land
Advertising
ngenrv and Dan- by tho city in the course of the gram , lAicrtl floats • E•ntered *
aflernnon anil nighl station.*, f '- i
ken the
•'* ■Graven JB RI22 cannot he
*
iel
11
McFarland,
of Chicago, v(r,, post few years.
pealed demands for rewriting of j
i" '. . , j ! hu iiilnitssioll »u crime or moral
Dr. C. J . Marshall and W . H.
"When I left here," lie said, “the
1
nresulont
of
the
American City
tlie prohibition law. concluded n f - 1
tern a- laipitude. Mr. Hays contends, he
F irst National Dank; w its-q u a rte r White will lailh have salt boats
te r the George Wusbington b* •
al i hi e r '»u«e ailulierj is not a crime in
ed ift the building whiclt now entered, and much friendly riv alry
receipt tead by Representative Hill.,
houses tho W estern Union Tele* nnd interest in reported to be e*nlr < ohl * ^ ’0' 1' Africa.
The formula bail been given to the
tetvd on the sloop race t h a t tinnV
ould ii.it
"I ■
V"ur contention th a t tlie
delegates on menus at the uflerfont enthusiasts a r t sonfidetit o f
t ’oLnlier. eominitleil ait act but a
i noon luncheon, after William 11,
wimhi.g fro|,t JackrtofivUle, Mount
u t slitre ‘‘time.'’ he wired Mr. Davis.
I .St ay ton national ehnirnu.n c.’ the
Ukc :iamctl,;«i v'orflr.rtwnHy
ns social Ion had foiled to receive
Srntminit
take ihb m a t t e r 'u p u ’th Defront the Department of Justice a
Wismissal r«rDmnt either Infonnnlly or at
ruling ho requested as to the le
to r class, Commodore Em ory s t a t
rmujnrit* bearing when- we 'nitty present
gality
of
making
it.
ed,
and icsveral speed bouts owned
hi. condl-1,s"u,h African law."
Mr. llil, .who was toastm aster J
by local enthusiasts will attem p t
the puiiii
"fhe lieuring scheduled for today early last night, police received
I to share honors with spcedstsrn
today are 11,1 the habeas coryifs .petition fil- a typewritten not1 signed "true advised the delegates that if any
| front nrsetieally every por* city of
of them feared that by
taking
>t;4ittin 11\ *d fni I.iidy CuMieni t has been friends of Itnlv." which lead:
M
a
c
h
in
e
r
y
F
o
r
N
e
w
home*
a
copy
of
the
receipt'
he
[ Florida in addition to numerous
Ihreatenrd
To
Sjljish
Throat
sht|iping ( P"*!patted a week.
i inland cities.
"if (iigli want h in udotn a slul^ wiiuid be violating the law, then
...... 1
' 1 nitcil Slates Atiornev Emory
C ity D r e d g e T o B e
The meet will bo held under the
!’ Itakeet. win, \\us to oppose the in the morgue let him trv to .ling “ the Secretary of Agriculture is
auspfees of the American Power
« .ten.I* the adminaioli of in Detroit. W»' will cut this r a equally guilty for having n rc-Root Association, the Mississippi
n|H- for unfcrmenlrd grupe juice." j
I n s ta lle d T h is W eek
' 'it--- Cathcart tmni Kilts [sl- illery's throat."
Valley Power Boot Aiuocintion and
Detectives from the ‘black hum!' Conceriiuig the beer foritiulu, Mi
a|,,i t." k bet out of the court's jurthe Florida Powsr Bout Ansoein^
said (leorgr Washington vu< j
Work ■on th e west bulkhead is
ssion i’dirti'in and left her fate up to .Mpiiiil met the singer and hi* party Hill
Hon. Fcvcrnl of the Iwst known
not
a
‘suiull
bottle
man—be
made
at
the
train
and
uecoinpimiixJ
bun
progressing
rapidly
and
it
is
protie I .idmr Dei •ailment alone.
commodores and racing enthusiasts,
Imlde th a t tliw—new citv dredge
d if^gniil with hint. to the hotel, where tin y guarded ;i(l gallons at a time."
A. To Il.i•li o Hats
in the south will be in Hanford for
Jersey Is Well Represented
will he ready tn sta rt filling in
t i>"Hemtt)t of the court him until shortly after midnight.
the event, Secretary W. E. White
New Jersey, known ns one of
operations within a very short
Every effort wns made to keep
Ivearuig
via
a
K
miih ,inline.
said today, nnd the editors of both
f i r m i H i ( "intess mjovial her first the communication fcpm the sing the “ wet" states, was well re p re -1
time, according to a statement
“ Motor Boating" and “ Rudder"
settled
in
the
conference
by
Sena
made todny by City Manager W.
day of ifi ivfijom in this country in er but the police guard gave the
will Jbe on hand.
B. Williams.
■ei uu. tlie ,-igiits. laisl night she secret away and he wrote an open tors Edwards, DrtuOcml, and Edge,
“ M any of the leading p apers in
Tho work wus begun im mediate
tool a party to a musical com* note which lie left with the hotel Republican, and Representative
the. s ta te will send special c o rres
ly
following
the
acceptance
of
bids
management.
pondents here to edver the mcul^’
for it* construction and bus been
Leaving the hotel, Gigli and his
Air. White added, and Hanford
pushed with all possihlc speed to
party went to the railroad station
expected to derive more publicity
allow the dredges to follow in the
ami bourdod a pullman ear which
wake of the new wall, Mr. Wil big Hunford the greatest freight from th o Yacht Chip's f t r r t re
is attached to the Cliicngo-Uuffnln
liams said. The dredge of tho d istributing point in the s tu tr, g a tta thun front any o th e r spuria
... ..... , train here. The note left at tho
event ever held In th is city.’,’
Globe Dredging Company will also south uf Jacksonville.
rder to j hotel said:
E n tries a r e com ing in irotn 'a ll
be
put
on
the
work
of
filling
in
p moral I Reaction Would Ruin Hinging
“ Noting all the evidences of
1n u t i n n
the low lund on tlie south side of piugrcsH d uring the c o u n u of the sections o f the s U t s every day,
tho wall as tho company’s bid of. past few years. I cannot help but Mr. White said, and from 'ill indi
i btnitu'Mt'
25 cents per yard was accepted suy th at the citizens of Hanford cations local hotels will be fltlud
t n.lifuu
with the understanding th a t tlie arc indeed fortunate in having tu capacity over t h e week end.'
'" is im it■i
Following the races and firocompany was to allow the city such n man as Forrest l-iiki* for
c* the de
works
display a lo n g th o U ko shore,
dredge to operate on the Job,
t a in 1,'U - 1
mayor. Air. Luke in a real leader a formal hall will tm given a t thw
The
new
city
dredge
is
having
*t u li
and has a reputation ns a "go-getTuesday night.
the machinery installed, this Week. t*jv" which extend* all over tho Hotel Forres$ Lake f o r viaRm^
lap editcancel suine. with sorrow to din
The
large
pump
is,
alre
ad
y
ip
I rh u
appoint my licloved Detroit public.
south. We h e a r of him in Georgia
place and connected at this time. and ih the Carolinun quite f f r e
li lindri i1
Dut the nervous reaction would
The pump um f.barge proper will quently and he In known ns a matt
|<dlit.i
prevent my doing a truly artistic
which can practically
’ "f m houl /
shoulder to make him behave. Then bo electrically operated th ro u g h who gulit behind evory movement
performance."
Airs. Hurst, when notified early
kfur the betterment of his city and
he started to run. T hat made me out.
Several hundred feet remain trf |community"
» Mown
*
■
, .
today of the singer's action, said
mad, and I shot to kill.
la* completed o f tho bulkhead un '
^rifunshe hud heard nothing of Gigli's
"I can’t say th a t 1 felt sorry for the
filling in on)the oast city linf?
ill'll', un-t
whut I hail done, but two ur three
leavihg, but added:
stute t h a t
■t htslit by
"I don't blumc Gigli for going
girla came along and I felt sorry l its,
) u ; but
DL- city
---- officials
. - for
them.
I
thought
they
m
ight
fntily
a
m
a
tte
r
o
f
a
tpw
weeks
will
in the face of those threuts."
- -- i
tumble onto the body and got the I ho required- to finish the Job.
w ASH INGTO n T I). C y F c b ' 3 :L ,
*
shock of th eir lives, hut they did
TUPPEB LAKE! V Y„ Feb. 23.
A party ctmatstii
NEGRO IB H E L D HI*
not.”
“
Hosetime."
a
musical
comedy
—(/!*)—A temperature drop of 80 lan W. Mask, of U
* cTjr?r ax’d Edward L. Doheny noted a
Ho said tlie girls scared him
in which locul talent is expected
Mince noon yesterday
MEMPHIS Tenn., Feb. 23.—HP) degrees
"in* H t pwittl apiienl today from the ueaway before lie could rob the body.
to
star,
will
be
presented
at
the
— Jam es Millor, negro, was held had sent the mercury to 30 dc- City, and Mra. Ml
hr Vd- d 1i*l"" of the Dirl.icl of Columbia
Robbery
teas
also
his
object
when
gives below xero“hern today. The Ulian. national cl
FORT MYERS. Feb. 23—(A*)— High School auditorium tonight liy
Supreme Court sustaining HJ-15
ho shot Dr. Searles 'but I did have up last night by two others of his cold snap followed tv*o days of J u n io r D a d a s h c r l
race and robbed of everything ha
—_
validity of the second indictments, Ray Stlpp, shGSnimn working at Seminole Chapter No. 2, Order of a>eslight grudge against him."
Am erica, . MUs HII
r_________________ ■ ■
had, including his coat and trous balmy weather.
(1 T<»
SRainsl them for conspiracy to o-* the F air Gtounds during the [ax* the Eastern Star. The <urtsin
Thermometer* at Saranac Lake and Emil Mcbdna
Fair here, was struck down is scheduled to riso at ti: 15 o'clock.
e rs, Stiller borrowed a barrel,
“
fruud in connection w ith tb ‘‘ Jj’1*** County
The plot of the comedy is built
by n speeding automobile early
v
from s night watchman of a near registered from 22 to 2^ gtrees be w ere lo , Sanford IT)1
M o v i e s " 1* ’d naval oil reserves In Calluround ths movie aspirations of
-Id.,
by factory and mads his way boms low zero, the lowest readings of g u e s ts <4’A lbert
("fritt
- , tide morning op the street running the
"young and beautiful girl”
m erchaut.
the winter.
in it.
V..
The purpose of the appeal »s t" past the fair grounds. The mu- who, upon being offered a place,
^
While here, tt*
3 ‘have the Cuurt of Appeals to «e* chine sped owuy.
and it*
cor ted around the:
Stlpps died on the way to the in the cast of a film company, en
orm*t mo- tidr a ,|Ueetlon of law procedute
ters upon a life In Hollywood much
v irons by * COM
1^ J*’ jbefore actual trial on the indict- hospital. Boilrc a re searching for in contrast to Um garden parties
who s
Chamber of Conuai
the driver of the death car.
« .,!■
Ill - » !
Wd yesr: l menU'‘
of ths old home town. The musi
ed them .the many
The
'city
today
authorited
the
the actcal numbers are amid to be very construction of a temporary band
cat in the cotnmunj
lure,
tuneful and also very plentiful.
taken
the celery
ds and
stand
on
the
new
municipal
pier
torture
Members of ths lodge have been
toi/r of
made an tnsuccttei
for
use
by
the
hand
during
the
ths
round
up.
CHICAGO,
in..
Feb.
23—
More
dv rtlentci
active during tbs past few weeks
bhe gamed i
in getting ready for the produc yacht club regatta next Friday titan 120 were under arrest to-<| . Hi the ■warahodsa of Antonio
*hen her |
tion and rehearsals dtave been held and work was started this after day as a revolt of imllfce raids Lombardo, officer# found u sawed u3 y « 3 i !
noon, according to an announce throughout the West Side ’bird
frequently in ths past 10 days.
Crttn, »bot'
.
, rproceedings
ment made by W. B. Williams, land*" for deportable alien gang- off shot gun and a quantity of
A
capacity
houseis
expected.
‘shhv l)*n.
NEW YORK, Feb. 23.—< ^ 7 "
>
. V tters and gunmen. The district, ammunition. A card index seised
Itnun In 1022, The characters and cast were an city manager.
?*•
,
James A. Stillman, bunker, now jn
"The city Is always ready to co has been terrorized for the last in the raid contains the names of
nounced
as
follows:
•‘tone sign-• Baris with his wife, has establishJoa Graham operate withl the various enter
many alleged gangsters, police
Pa Perkins .- Mrs. R. C. Maxwell prises destined to reflect credit on year by gunmen. ••
to Play on ted a tubstantiai t r u s t fond fur JnA
Twenty-one of the men taken in said.
ft tin t star- Wsrd U-eds. W. eig h t >e«r
lah dii*t- for fu
Hanford a s a whole." Mr. .Wil
id a referee up- Ms Perking
Fail, Doheny Question
Procedure Of C a se
Fort Myers Man Run
Down By Auto, Dies
S 3Substantial T rust Fund Established
On Leeds Child By Jam es A. Stillm an
)vMoS,p
,‘ ho!,'; 'itoth.-r
rn the
E*»t," It*n*
II. Leeds.
Mrs. Florence
y „
S
lv' . w
sr tjjsk
s V
^ P “* u i r .
City To Construct
Lake Shore Concert
Stand For R egatta M ore T han 120 N abbad l „ C hfias-„
B a n n s P o lite R aid F o r A lien < & k «
m mm
by Mrs, Stilla tlgsr” In beAn offer from
Jopt Jay was <kor deny that the W J ,
Leeds
I20.OOO a >.«r «ntU
! Jl with a p r l n c i p a £ l K W * W ^ r dined, in Ma>»|
M r Stillman
ju|«m hls_ beoining of
m- unune
i
their
.
**r*Leeds
wdl
be taken
i ;
On
&L&S1S)
t a
Mercury Drops Eighty
Degrees In 24 Hours
JIu.-o Perkins .— —....—
—..
___... Mrs. Rosamund Alford liams said, “and we are going to.
'T ^ V iiii; n's Uontcntlonsi
L*un Parron do everything possible to assist
Jerry Brown
ths officers of the rlub in, makj. m aw —
ing the event a success.’'
MUliam' M. Hullirnn, ■^V’ViVe
fur the banker, admitted todiw
reconciliation,
! the fund bad been established
! November. The exact
VVL
.. » r I u r- \ withheld. Mr. Sullivan-aeflw®^
’’j th*®iiALS
Local Talent To Be
Seen Iii “Rosetim e”
A t School Tonight
The entire lake front is expect
u ila i Jacqueline D o a u vills
—
Mile.
Ml„ Frances Cherry ed to be crowded during the races
P n u 0*R«Ulv
.a L. C. Bebout and aBgngviuenta are being made
for the placing
benches BB*
Bobs Brunette
Mis* M argaret Cowan Jbleachers along tb s w eterf ront U
Cuioaea Priest the vleinity of the pier and the
Psecy Peabody
Careaway
Bmith
he sudden police attack were des
Ths pulitic^J hrudquartefs of
ignated as .government prisoners
Diamond
Jpc Espositu was umo “
>y the United States inspectors
tent here on Instructions from ! the places visited.-; An axodua
Washington. Tho suspoeta must aliens from the raided district
repo
dand, trial for their right to
neln ‘“ngcr In this country* In- et a;
to
err cats
and
to
In the
work.
Albert BaffeW U
of the committee in
drive In the
.
�< n « n r n i m H E R A L D . T U E S D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 23. 1 9 2 6
t h e
H p ' '- « !r
PAGE TWO
TIA JUANA HIRES
j
PRESS AGENT TO
COVER MANY SINS
th at th e ir hotoc'l" of »<hr.m«’ .nrurinsed, th e devil ail* in tht prompt*
c r ‘ti Ikix and the play continue* 1"
run.
.
....
Th.’ .■•pots on Tin J u a n a are sliM
rc a rle t: the lUstreless-cyed crea
tures in the alley of nnmclca* wom
en util I /rain their livinir hv morta.Tinx tJwlr souls.
On the dav th at Muvi|r Paisem
and his henchmen announced that
Tin Juan.t hml been “clcnniicd and
pursed of dll evil.’* I vi.-iited a
nmraiuami .a Mexican drug par
lor) filled vrith wrecked hulks of
men and wvn”.v Women who have
traveled the eah.’f s t n»ad. an opium
den and a dive that beggar* de
scriptor),
Tla Juana is wide open because
it annually subtracts 'froin Anirri
ran suckers, spendthrift ‘ " “ riles
unit tlir* rlil'lfiim. til 11tiHi Vf y * l*fU*
KhlTOK'K NOTH: This is
the third of a series of articles
written by Itussell J. Ilirwcll
for NKA Service and The
Herald trlllnjr of conditions in
the Mexican border town’ r»T
Tin Juans, where two, Amiri
can Kiris were so m istrra'cd
that they and thrir naren*:i
committed suicide.
Another
article will follow tomorrow.
IIy KUSBEM. J. 1(1It IMV HI.I.
NKA
H O W T I A J U A N A G E T S RICH
Service W riter
TIA JtlA N A . Mexico., Ecu. 2!.
■i'*—Mexican officials who are afraid
of losing their Judicial craft, and
cabaret bosses in fear of seeing
their "sucker trade" diminished b e
cause of unfavorable publicity,
have, through
tin- Tin Juana
* Chnmber of Commerce, hired an
'A m e r i c a n 'prats agent and soldiir
'■of fortune to try to whitewash the
ains of Sjitantown in the. eves of
I the world!
,
To a certain extent this press
age n t has t>ccn successful in mak
ing the rountry at large believe
th a t a number of the dives and
"saloons linvi been padlocked and
th a t the town in general lias s t a r t
l’d going to church regularly.
Frederica I’alacio, mayor and
self-appointed monarch since his
righlhuml man, Chief of Police
Zenaidu I.lunos, has been placed In
I h(Tc* arc*- morn than *111) Amrri
Jail charged with attacking the lean girls, ranging in age from II
two Atiurlcun Pet cel girls, was i to 21, wiio earn from f<’Ht to $ lo
..one of the originators of the "pur I weekly by serving as lures to in
ity expllotallon campaign."
veigle nten into buying drinks
An Unwanted Plioln
When limn ncci*nl the invitations
lie has fallen right in line with to dance and drink with the rouge
All of the plans of the press agent lipped
marionettes,
they
are
JUid willingly consented to pose for elinrgcd double
for tbeif own
« newstmtier photographer, pruvid- ilrinks and exorbilatd prices for
. <ed only th u t the picture be taken the "liipior" served the girls, file
' showing "some 'im portant Amcri girls, of course, arc nlwuv- served
Win man" shaking Polar in’* band colored water to resemble cognac .
‘ tthd rongralulatlng * him o n -his Thus they never get drunk while
n "cleanup campaign.”
on diitv.
.ti’ This Is the only picture that tinS om e o f th e g i lls a re bad a rid
oxirnn powers will permit to be
ken by American newsnaper pld*.
togrnplit’rs. Anti no cameraman
wanted this fake puldirilv slnrv
T he mayor is still willing to poso
graciously if anyone will -nap
Interior of a bar room at Tin Jump, filled w ith Amer’can
amtinn the patrons. I’iaees such a tlin are ^till open, tit
to the contrary.
R e s id e n tia l and
B u s in e s s Lois
$275 to $4,011(1
S
$ 2 0 7 ,8 0 0 ,0 0 0
Perfect Flight, Until
c o n s tr u c tio n —
'Tool oK Coral C ables' prosperity
t * I VS I K 1 l I I n \
l
I , till s .1Ms\\ CI s In
•t "Li 1 n i m c s t n u at
n iM ic il
' Ml
p n i o i .nils .i.
ir n p .tr u t l i n u
lig n r t s i
mm
■ o m n n t i i.il htnliliit/rs
il i »?v 1
.< iu r a t i n n s
i
i tu .il
Hum
i a m ! u n i t p i.iiiiic ii l n r . n U
f e w i tli
t t r i u l in g c1 n t
at
L .n .il
f
in iisin K liu n
I In \ i in iii ,ii i tin (u n i p ie (pi i i o s l n l
'
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m
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is tile
o r . m ih
list
u» t l i c s g , i m r i
. nn st r m t n m .
in ili't.iil
r ^ l i n u t c l c o t! o f tlic ir h n i h l in
A m i'. i .11 J; ,'dr; a
" P . I onoili.ui. au ile r., Myrrv it ( neper Co., l iri.innati,
i imlr.it lot
IthH* in m o
A il.iio n Cowii [In fa <r
Ir.utot• . 100 lien■.
Jn.r|ib K•• «e, NY,,
5«>rt. esiiei,; tirorge
IP In in ,.
It,o ld , is ’ l o i n , . .
(Oilliv
• "ill *
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tCn hrlhtr, In,., ( n n t u u u n ;
A lU n U , ii h ii r r * . I t . VC. N u ll, d o
a. S on..
me*
•
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I I'll bom, , .,n,i til h n . m o i budding.
I liv lia , ll t e )»• I . . 1 ■ o l l o u t I m ill, , . O l, ' A . I t r m r , I nun., ill, K \
This lie In auln giro plane (lew peitvill.v i(s
tried ib out af Vilh r.ublay, Frnuee. but mien
other Story The captain was unhurt
Unmasked
..
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t in . . N r » Y o rk , i i . m e ; M .ir J tn . J. Q m n n tv Co., m n
I IC.Ml'KItAM'K ( UNBIDIiltKI)
A 1.11AN \ . S
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Wash
llig t n ll to o k te Ml |» I . n i'e il lt n t o ll
o le ii ili o n in p io n m tin g m in s o l
f i i e i > it m h h m vn bv th e n ie im ,
iH lcdu m , n o w o t Ihe - in t i, Itb r o is
0.51* 0.00 0
I 000,000
- .500,000
I lrmn*i'H'« t "C* 'm i " I.’,*.; 10 limiu. jnd 5 batmi.i budding,
I cu n [fit,,', M i . i n n
100 I m i n n
John I*. 11 Ol d,.Ill .I»,d II, v (, P u tt, I'lnl.idi Ipln.i, |V .ip.u line til.
Ml mil 1Iriiiti * Cti U i llohL^ »rih; ’* litum t
t «* .
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Ifiili4fi*ip«iJit;
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>00(1.000
10(1 l i i t m r t
.11
lo .ift.11 inii'ii^
Marion Hint,ling l n . l numnah, m niri, Paul Jour,. I im,, htiddtii; 10 tmnir,
Vi', VV. Parker, New York; 100 hom o
t
l a i r Cointriiitiiill I , , , llrtutklyn; 10 .ip.ii (menu
I5cfl M et ( d l, ( tir.il ( i.d ile ,; .'V Im a irs
hdiii It. Oir, Miami; Doitgl.v, I nlr.iine and lp.iiinirni,
Iliiiiiipeon-.Siairt-ll Cat,, New Vnrk, Mi.inii IldlintTr Hole! at C oral Ciabl,
priijnl
tidbrrt (V Muidry, Coral Ciabl,,; J> bnliiri
Prnlnwda ]>rvrlopincill A Cnn,iruction ( „ . Pbiladrlpina 1 5 0 h o r n e t a n d
t ap.irlinrnl
Wallen I . Pitllard, & t o , tndiaoapoliv. .* • Innn,,
Iron II. Walton, lnr.; 10 aparlmeiil.
Wynne tti, bardtim Co., Allam.i'
b»m<,
V 1. VVebrr; 10 aparlinciiU and t *> Imitn ,
A. I . M (In i ; (.oral (aable. Inn addilien
Villuir I . Hi.Imp, Columtm,. O . H apatlmini,
I. V. <io,mb Co.; 2 apsrlnieiiu
I anil ,<• ft Soulhworibi 10 biunli budlling.
Miami Iteal I;,lair A Ueildmg t « , 10 huyn, ,
* t ' J ll i i i r i H i
Imn. 1. Mur; 10 lionir.
M . ] . R a iu ri.v iib rrg , A lla m . i, a p a rim t-n l .
Wl ii 1,1 a heavy, Mubbi'in inngt;
weal >nuduwuvvtu nymican ge| tjieydy
icliet and utlcil t ic.ik it n|*ciim|ilctel>
ill "I brait tin on Ii a rciuarktiblc new
incltmd b.i'i it mi tl„- t;n|um . Lit Kllig'i
New hi , n u n tm Coughs *
l i n e i the itirihrHl You .'Imply lak
one ica.'i'i iitul and hold it in yuut
lluout lot i.» ,,r .1) r<'cumh> Infurt
bWallin, mg ii ii h.,a ;i dniihlc ;m lion.
i ooiMHH)
UR>P,no<>
• .250,000
<500,(HH)
500 000
i non non
I 1*00 OOP
*o**0.000
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S e e U s F or
S a n e a n d Souiul
I n v e s tm e n ts —
F o r O p p ortu n ities
T h a t A r e A ctually
O u ts ta n d in g !
R.oon.ooo
"*50,000
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'*50,00(1
1.500. (Hill
1.500,
(»On
25 0 ,0 0 0
2 511,000
■100,04Nl
'IKI.OOo
R. C. TISDALE, Jr
Mcisch Building
21*0,000
•HKi.OIH*
i nlaf of , ontlnirlion of 10 leading , onir.i, ito
lilimaUd value of COOIl met ion of I'll i,||„ ;
above list, now engaged iii uoik line
» ill ANI t TOTAL
H o w to S to p T h a t
W e a k e n in g C o u g h
100.OOP
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I lire include unite nl the lliiui-.ni,!
hnniC' ni ' . " i r , of In ivinr" .iiitl. in',111ii i i..ii.iI
budding' ihr.idi tnmplelrd at C n ia l t ,.di|eI liei n p ir 'i nt the actual bmldiitg cnu>nm tmn
.«i the p ii't u t tunc, pin.' the plan, tor add
•'"M il budding J o r U'lotlk land has already bet n
HUANCII OFFICES:
N. E. SERVICE CORI*70 S ta te Street
___.
*H "UMUUlini.
(in,In
jjimluo, JJa**8-
C 11A K 1. E S F . MOONEY
G Ucllair Arcade
Cucua, F la ,
puiriia- d ni arranged.
W M. F. A L L E N
t "ii"' in and let us slum mu the pliotogta|di'
t>nuk' and iigurrs that prove the s u c c r » nt
gm .il ( i d d r . . O r vend in the tuupuil.
0 . 1*. FAUN ALL
,|2U Wu»h. Avc.
hijip
Tituavillc, Fla.
TiaUALE-UUBROW REALTY
3 0 1 Duval Building
C O R A L CABLES
» JacktpnviU e, H " -
< y y C ia m i C /in /ic r a .Q .
[•' 4 0 Milos of Water Front |
Juci 'iHoiniuinn, puiinr luw ntudi nt
ill the Uulvwrsily iif Okluiiutnu, ima
00*11 u riek le j following an attempt
b^> iiiaulnil btudciil.-, tu flog .!.«
f-rowu, rickhiunii, near Nurntun,
Dklu. A^ farm er m h prised them and
n
CiEiDK^t 1. Mm iru
k
1
F IE L D
MHvcd Crowe, MiaU'lung off ThumiK
wjii' ii
iriael,. J*buln shovva the fur«uer wearing the niakk.
D IS C Q V F O V
St. Auguatine—Wurk ataitud
$6,000,000 building jnngrmn
i * I>“»i« Shore*,
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . T U E S D A Y , F f e f fflU A R Y 2 3 , >1926* ~
®! Speaker, Members O f City’s Alabam an P osed As French D iplom at
At W eekly Luijdheon O f R o ta ry Club Orchestra A re 32nd
In T ersu ad in g Georgia Girl To M arry K eep Order When 9
';d D e g r e e _ M a s ° n s
{ E S S tlo t» r y 1cTilli. where , »
Be n m * \ m K„ilt„. r . ...
. . . . . . . Gl'TH RIK . Ohio., Feb. 2J. (/FI—
Iporfatton . ent =rtainnient of the member:
t C ruiser of the Hub and th eir Attests Dr
[ F r i d a y ; Slauen, director of Science Serv
. ‘ D|]i|f ice. Washington. I). CL and n gut-s
f|n g Hum j e e , ^ c|ub tudny, delivered r. she;
nroe talk- Dr. Slosicn is the author c
e ?/",
a number of books and papers c»
rs fleet
r hemistry, among which in "Cre
>»«“ S * 111 * c B m t o t r r f f u n d
Pre
,.r^‘»a>. ' ,in phets of Today.” Jtc also wroti
nday du- JGreat American Universities.”
rS*J!* tn
President Holt’s address befori
r0.„i'nf bv | the club stressed many facia cm
‘ f -hi. I figures concerning American col
ri , (me leges and univcroitieit of today.
,h°r 1 nke I He stated th a t it ;wfl* the inten
1 rY?r> i tion of the trustees of Rollins Col
ly, have painted this little city be
fore th»%eyes of the nation us a
frn n tirr town in which aesthetic
achievement* are* r o t prominent.
Gull'no. however, is the center
of ore of .the unique musical orKanirntious in the world—a sym
phony orchestra composed entirely
bf 32nd degree Masons.
, The Fe:ond largest Masonic coniirtory In the world, in point of
mr rn hr is hip, is located here, lt.i
tort of about 13,000 members in
clude some of the/iending musicians
of the state, and it is from these
that the orchestra of twenty-six
members is recruited.
The orchestra made its first ap
pearance in January, with twenty
pieces. Hs full force will be represented for the first time in April,
when the next session of the conslstcry will be held here.
It is Planned Hint the orchestra
will play t-nly at Masonic gatherin***. A hig pipe organ soon will
he installed in the $3,000,000 conwiidnry temple here, which is ex
pected to udd to the orchestra's
volume.
| t in length
‘or >*0
E slid- Two
r .,,1 with
E'of giving
totimatcly
L. delivered
I daylight
u tn. I JackR the comfjert to five
[if business
L it w said.
Lipcricn ced
tunsl. Mr.
py convenourids will
tin firm’s
“ V K iss im m e e B a n k e r
■ Is I m p r e sse d W ith
2 ; S a n fo r d ’s G row th
1
Sanford’s rapid strides in build
ing activity are impressing citi
zens of nearby communities just
as profoundly n* they tiro inipress1 im: thtij/e coming here for the
fir.--! time, according to J, Wade
Tael: -r, president of the Bank of
• * du I'ountv a t Kissimmee, who
visited In re Saturday ns tlu- guest
of W. il. Tiiriideiiffe.
In commenting on the many new
buildings -turti-d since his last visit
In re about six months ago, Mr.
Tinker expres'sod surprise at the
I (-(.utimi.inei of building activity
here de pite the existence of rail
enthar goes.
1 “S. 1 si's of new homos have been
s ta r.id I’liih in tb eilv proper apd
in -moi of voiir subdivisions,"
Mi Tin ki 1 j-tid. “nnd Sanford’s
1 independe ,
of roil eniliargoes
be",iu • ■i' i - . poKilion oil a greul
navigable 1 ri'.im .lias become apt >nit-111 a- (b e niosl important rio loi m iln upbuilding of this com
initial v."
NEW-ORLEANS, l a., Feb. 23.—
lyf*)—Cotton futures opened steady
March 19.40; May JU.00; July
f
; October 17.J*2; Decihnbnr
17..ri0 U.
*
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 23. (,1 >)
Colton futures opened' stendi
.Mur. 20.2fi; May l'.M’K; July IS'.iv,
March IS.lb; December I7.7.r>.
Ii*ui' -, purfdmrt covering provided the main
Eoit-ti | refer impetus for a subseuuent advance
If s lti'il Al in industrial specially which we
ir i.a; r ami augmented by accumulation for tin
j
' long account in connection with
Ln.u \iueri- pooLorperatinns.
A broadening
I - American demand for various public ill il it v.
Elrd about :i motor, tobacco, copper and ebem
liams of nr- iral isines also helpisl to inipart u
K, regal ding , firmer tone to the m arket, although
E c I’tided selling continued to lirenk out m
b
mm protected (juuVters.
■market iviv
Early gnirfs of 1 to 3 point, in
sot i i ' to the chided
Dupont,
Jordan
c|
iin|..
M-i.,
1^
.1 ,,y
. , ,,,
M;i>
.1 ,,1 ^
.*-,*•-} t .
Motors,'
a ibe tern,Savage Arms, Tobacco Product . %(v .
■ tin- in..il, i Fonsolidaled Cigar, Pullman, <Vi j i(|,
C(,,r .
mmi. ii, De Pasco Coppers and Cum-oli- Si pt.
Era to ( .< \. n dtited Gas.
,
Prices laker showed in tendency Mav
|
tn ea«s off wh'ch sWlSfJ pres:Wre .iniy
ft. ’’ ’ -op
wn» renewed aguinst Pan American Si pt,
I cl'iim ii- I,, peirolciiin issues, American Loco
p i *■vpi.
: Mintin'. Anjrriean Woolen, W a rd ,.May
t ’lo *•"*. dot Kitkirg "I!" and Mack Trucks, svv July
P> froiirtit JO t raj of which di'lined I to il pum'-
f-'por.sive
f grain.
t
J®dip „(f (uj
1 *b*‘ii nnd U-t
tv»rnnm*han*K !
*f the nmtiir
V Pt-iimn. .itei
jr* rauM-d
' wW day.
u
Fuimtii*
V Elixtrir I
;
'♦"frsl Railwnv
" Smrltinc 2'-,.
* call loan* wo,
t tent.
f* Tis., Fch. 2't
ilUotsUons pre-"
market
“T the Florida
[two:
, demand
market
Npcr*, riu »un.
crates,
Practically
crates,
•uppliei.
hamn.
P a re n ts , p la n n in g to es-
a beautiful city. Here you can
enj9 y fishing, hunting, golf
and every outdoor recreation.
Here also are business and in
vestment opportunities worthy
of your investigation.
D e L a n d invites you.
Come
fa b lis h a h o m e in F lo rid a ,
by steamship on thc ^ ’ Jo ^
w ill d o w e l l t o c o n s i d e r R i v e r
C o m e by rati « t b g
Dr*T n n d i f o n l y b e c a u s e
a u t o . B u t C O M E . Y o U lI like
^ f Us e d u L tio n a l advauD e L a n d . Free Booklet on reJL es
H e r e y o u r c h i l d r e n . quest.
Mail coupon below,
w u f g r o w u p in t i le w h o lo a d d i c l n g f u n d C o m m c rin sp irin g
jn c M c ™
W a sh in g to n N e w s
Pi events Ship
From Landing* Cargo
Education conference continues,
House debates compromise tax
IIONG KONG, Feb. 23.—(/PI—
hill.
Forty ships today were tied up at
Proposed aluminum Inquiry up
Clinton, unable to dischiugu c a r
again in the Senate.
goes because of a rilling by the
port commissioner which closed the
g a s i*itiri;s ADVANCI
port of cargoes and passengers.
The chining of the yurt was in
NEW YORK, Feb. 23.—</P)—Tho
Standard Oil Company of New protest aga inst action of the strike
Jciary has advanced the tank wug- committee in seizing und selling
on prico of gasoline one cent a cargoes. Merchandise seized by
gallon in Virginia and North aril Ibo strikers included American ami
Smith Carolinn, making the now German goods.
1 M INN EAPOLIS. Feb. 23.— ((Pi
ijlintntlon 17 fonts a gallon. In
—Grorgo “ P ottshy” Clark, Kanins
BONDS AltK AUTHORIZED
West Virginia, the price has boon
University footbnl couth since 1911,
advanced one half cent to 18Vj
WASHINGTON, D.
1-Vb. 23. and prior tn t h a t a University of
cents a gallon.
—(,1’i - The In in slut--.. Coutim rcc Illinois .football und Imaeball star,
Cnninii'sioii today authorized tlu- has been tdgntd ns ussiataiil to
N. C. HANK ItOHHED
Hniitimure an>l Ohio Railroad t ’um- Hi Clarence W. Speorx, head foutWIN s i oN.s A LEM, N.
Feb. pnny t •» issut S3-l,3ilH,,ri(Mlnf refund ball emieh at. the University of
23 i /Pi —The Bank of Stokes ing :ie.d general mertguge five |u c Minnesota.
comity, loenttd at King, N. ('., If* cent bum! t.
chirk will also assist n« base
miles front here, was rubbed early
| ball euarli, F r e d , Luehring, a th le t
today. Officiiltii of tlu* bank say
ic dirertur, aid today.
the loss will exceed $5(^020. An
in 1920 a d 1!>2l Clark coached
e.e-tyletie torch was useiUto cut a
foul bill' and li isebnll M Miebigan
bole in the har k of a small safe.
Agricitltur* College.
Kansas Coach Will
Go To Minnesota U
forms of throat troubles. Creomulsioa
contains. In addition to creosote,1 other
healing elements which soothe ta d boil
the Infected membranes and stop lira
initiation and inflammation, while the
creosote goes on to tho stomach, is ah*
sorbed into the blood, attacks the Mat
of the Iroublo and checks the growth
of the germ*.
Crcomulalon Is guaranteed utltfaotory in the treatment of penfstent
mughs and colds, bronchial asthma,
*■"
bronchitis and other forms o f respln- ’ k
tory diseases, aad is excellent for build
ing up tbe SYttem after colds or flu.
Money refunded If any cough or cold U
uol relieved after taking according to
1
direction*. Ask your druggist. Crau*
mulslon Company, Atlanta. Ga. M r X
Mrs. Jesplo D. Klelnmiui
Public Stcnographe
Thiiyl iTloor Court House
Hurtles 470 nnd G79-\^ ,
I’.iium II $5(tn.llUll liuddrng
gram to In* blltlnhed a t FI
Hein ti.
H E ap p eal o f D eL a n d
-is s o m e w h a t differen t
fr o m th a t o f m o s t F lorid a
c itie s . In a d d itio n to th e
-gen eral a ttr a c tio n s o f c li
m a te , b ea u ty , sp o rt and
b u s i n e s s op p o rtu n ities,
D e L a n d is an ed u ca tio n a l
c en te r. F o r D e L a n d n o t
o n ly h a s e x c e lle n t public
s c h o o ls , b u t h ere also is
lo c a te d S te tso n U n iv e r
s it y , a sp len d id in stitu tio n
w h i c h a ttr a c ts stu d en ts
f r o m a l l p a rts o f t h e
U n ite d S ta te s.
^ m c
DECATUR, G a ./F « b . 23.—(A1)— ally ostno,! a aultenao and found
Relatives of Mrs. Noel Dupre, therein some le tte r addressed to
formerly Miss Virginia Hollinga* j Noel Cobb, ostensibly from Cobb
Worth.^pretty A goes Scott college wife who simply hiRned h er nam e
student, went ahead today with : “M argaret.” The letters indicated
plans to have annulled h e r m ar- \ Cobh’s home Is in some small town
rlagc on Feb. 0 to Dupre, erst-1 in Alabama,
while “ French
diplomat,"
who | A w arrant for Cobb, or DtipfC,
came hoTC, ns he, is aald to have on n charge of bigamy followed
{ ihrasod it, “on commission of the* swiftly and >b£ was a r rrs to d and •
French government to paint p o r - ! placed In Dekalb county jail h e r e .'
tra its of typical American girls." Sunday. The .charge was wlthA rm td with a le tte r of Introdue- drawn, however, upon relatives
tlop to Elmo Tahb, senior student ccming into possession of knowlIn theology a t Emory U n iv ersity ,; edge lending them to believe hfs
from William Graham Echols, Ala- m arriage to “ Maj-sarct" was fak- i
bnnm Kpworth
League officials, ed.
and also connected with BlrmingThL “weildthg" took place since
ham Southern -College, a t Birmlng* Chtjntujas, Under the circumham, Dupre arrived her on Feb, 7. etnners, vj t was believed bettor to
At n social a f f a ir at the home havp .bis mnrritfgo to Miss H 9Inf S. R. Christie. Jr.. Dupre sm et Uligsworth annulled.
\
Miss Hollingsworth, n 'r e la tiv e of I The man now in said to b e -in
Dr. Christie. A whirlwind coutt- n local hospital,
ship followed and the couple ejopInformation In the hands o f Dp*
ml to Chattanooga, Tenn., und were kalb county officials linn Ud thejn
mnrrird two days Inter.
to believe th a t Cobb, or Dupre, alSnbsequcntly, be was taken ill tended the University of South
suddenly and went tp Wesley Mo- Qi-ollnft, Vanderbilt University
inorinj Hospital.
nn:l some unknown seminary ill
While there, a friend accident- Kentucky.
en v iro u -
d id C u b .
• .
Go where you will, y o u ll find fresh
evidence o f Chesterfield’s constant
appeal to m en who know good tobacco
�■ace rotra ’ “
THE B A V F ftltn HERALD. TUESDAY, F E B R U A ^
Wfcefrv
Shi
m
Tlic Sunloiii Herald
"k :
02j
As Brisbane Secs It
Don’t Kill The Goose
r«kllahnl r r r r j \• r i m t t a rm rri>t
The fable orithe greedy farmer who killed the godse that
N t4 * r at n t r n n l i D*rM*
111 Maaaoll* Aveita*
Iny the golden ntfg.s is possibly well known to every one. But
H h e " S l f p H » « *•
The Lad) S in )" U p" .
So D on Malaria.
.
He Invented Barbed wire.
at this tim e when golden eggs in the form of fa t drafts
Oetobir 17. 11)1, at lha Pnainfflca arc pouring In upon the Celery growers of .this community,
hy AUI l i t K UKISnANB
• t Sanford, Florida iindrfr A<*i -V
r
w
r l t k i «"-<»■ kr
'•*Marrii », D»?_______ ___ _____ it. would he well for local shippers to reconsider this ancient
object
lesson
nganst
greed
and
haste.
H. If. HI.HI1....Kdltar aad H t u f r i
- “STEPPING OUT’ U a new ami
|l. U H lt t > .
AaawHat* K fllu r
Sanford celery today is meeting what many declare to be tffcctiV*- euphemisrii In the di-.
K A p i. K
J O j t K a , < 1 a a a K ln a i M I l a r 1
the finest markets prevailing in many years. The demand,
John Preston Knox,
" I 'l l M II IP T ttlX II ITK*
t». .*»•nil'll »sf-' is good, and prices are unusually high, due largely, it is bi»-i of, ‘San Franrtsco,’
On# Ve«r—«).»•
.
'
told the judge
wV.Mr* kVuioV u o *1Jioved, to the light acreage ami generally poor quality o f ............
he wentW a divorce‘. "because my
IM*r >far, __ _________________ : celery in other sections. In their desire to “cash in" on this
wife want* to step _ out."
Sr
ah oiihubr) strong market, there is certain to he u strong temptation on wrote hint that he wns too Alow,
t r K i i At m i t i i .k i
*01 Ices,
To1’r ^ fof,,im^»inm«.'ir the part o f local shippers to pack carelessly and to ship eel- he said, and did her "stopping out"
I ^ u . r ^ r v . 1^ 1«•'>' not ful,v matured or properly lileached.
with It.
Dick a professional au__________ i __ _ _ ___ _
In the past Sanford growers have painstakingly built up toniohilc rnctr. much less slow
a reputation for jthippng the finest celery obtainable in the than the husband.- The “ stepping
MKMIlHtt A N a n c l A T K I I I’l l K M
T ii « A#•«><" la le d Pr#«* i» e x c l u s
Meticulous care has always been exercised in wash out" being proved the husband got
iv ely e n t i t l e d t o t h e ti»« t o r re* world.
|iin J lriitl« ii of a lt n e w s tlls p a lc h e x ing and packing and grading celery, and Sanford growers
the divorce.
r t e i l l i . a l o It o r n o t o t h e r w i s e
c r e d i t e d tn till* p a p e r nttil wl*u til* have often been beaten to the markets because o f their un
lo cal n ew * inityl
h e re in
All
LADY ( ATHCArtT. thanks to n
H a l i t e o f r r p u t i l l c a l l o n of xperl.it varying policy of shipping only fully matured and attractive
IlspiitClies h e r e i n o r i nlxo r e s e r v e d looking produce. But it hus boon this policy which has given
hnhciiM corpus rit, stay* with us.
Sanford the wonderful reputation it'now holds.
T t KHDAy ' IF.H 2 X Ih ^ T
and the Aquininnta soiled for Eu
The splendid price that our celery is now bringing is due rope yesterday with one empty
TI1K HERALD’H PLATFORM
I.—Deeper water ninte In J«rk largely to this good quality reputation, which like other rep rnhiu that Secretary Davis had en
utations, can be shattered in thirty seconds. One cfate of gaged tn deport the English woman
•anrllle,
■*
V.—Tonsirtirtion of St. Jnhna-ln-1poor lookng, immature celery shipped to northern markets whose “moral past" offends our
diar* H irer rattal.
could destroy a good name yenrs in the making.
high standards.
f.— H iftnainn of while way.
Sanford
celery
growers
should
take
extra
precautions
at
4.—Swimming pool, trnnla ronrl",
ith is time to see that nothing but the very finest.grade of
e(r.
THAT CABIN in the Aquitnnia
t ,—Augment ini or building- pro- celery is shipped front litis section. The high prices that are is interesting. The lady did not
gram-hoimea, hotel*, a p a r t - being offered warrant this a c tin g and the good rcpulnton of pay for it. as she was to he sent
•tent houses.
this section requires it.
i away against her. will, and if so,
4.— Extension of stree t paving
The
avaricious grower who ship>poor looking celery i« ,(li(t ho Pnjfn(IP n priv„te cabin in
.
program.
boulevard •loing more to undermine the future ol Sanford limn tl ik | i 1ip AmiitnniH,' first cinss, hr>1.—Const rurl Inn «»f
around Ijikr .Mminie.
posHible to gstimate.
cause the Indy ncrused of itnnwrA —Completion of city IteauDfira*
„
,,
’ j . ~
alitv had a British title?
lion program .
V a t« r» d
as
flsoond
C lt n
M x t ls r
4
jy,--.-1 -Expansion of school systrm
w ith provision for in rrrn srd fn-
BK**- !
MANY MOTHERS with children
with no past object ionalde to our
i national
..........................
purify are deported day
."rtV-V'VlVi v' f'r.im Kill* island in the
|steerage.
Why the diserimiitnlion in favor
.»r the . harming lady to he sent
home bernum* she once eloped with
n man not her husband? We seem
i *•» "d* respect for British rank
with our hat ted of loose morals.
F o r y e a r s a n d y e a r s t h e y o u n g m a n w h o w o u ld s u c c e e d
h a s IHum to ld t h a t t h e f i r s t e s s e n t i a l f o r s u c c e s s is t h e a b il— ——
. ; Ity lo do c o r r e c t l y t h e t h i n g s h e is to ld t o do. H e m u s t l e a r n
CHOICE CHI-'TS '•And Dtnel | n
o r d e r s b efo re he can g iv e tjie m , a n d h e m u st le a rn
\Vlto tire these? *Atid Joseph said, i l o CUIT.V Olli Im p lic itly Jlltd w itln illt q u e s t i o n t h e i n s t r u c t i o n s
E9H ' * • Thu) are nty sons, ’ * And he n f h i s SU)iet'iors, if h e w o u ld r i s e t o u h i g h p l a c e in t h e hlisisaid, ltriiig them unto nte, and I ncHs' world.
Will bias* them ." (Jen. 4K:K-;i.
T h e Imbil o f c a r r y i n g nut o r d e r s t o t h e l e t t e r is c e r t a i n AVIATION GIVKN IMPETUS
PRA YER—O Thou (liver of all
pood, children of Thy heritage and |y u habit, to be c u l t i v a t e d , i f t h e y o u n g m a n is t o lie t n u g l ii
H I l i T I . A I'M K III IA1.IT NKXVS
th e fruit of the womb Thy re n n d ’p r o p e r h t r a i n e d in m e t h o d s o f d o i n g b u s i n e s s . V e t w i t h
SECRETARY
DAVIS
with
inward*: As arrows in the hand of t h e e x c e p t i o n o f t h e a r m y t h e r e is no field o f a c t i v i t y in
E
a mighty man so are the children w h ic h a m a n m a y s e c u r e a n y g r e a t d e g r e e o f e m i n e n c e p u r e lentionw and moral character of
Whether the Mitchell i “m ' mm hangars, living fields, and map
the best, snvs, "latdy Veru f ’nth- tia! emit riliuled 1- the mtion «t ping on* ail* routes indicate that
of youth. Happy is the mail that
ly b y e x e c u t i n g c o m m a n d s . T h e w o rld is filled w i t h m e n iiirt, v.’as seeking advertising and the House Naval I "liimittee u we ale mi the threshold of a new
linth his quiver full of them.
c a p a b l e o f c a r r y i n g o u t o r d e r s , a n d 1lie rtiji.1 w h o g i v e s p r i - has got >t. all right." That may approviuc a five-vein luiildinc • ra a regards aviation.
--------- o-------Tin- program agreed upon by
m n r v a t t e n t i o n lo d e v e l o p i n g I b i s l i m i t e d a b i l i t y will c o n t i n u e !"' **ut i n.ie Sant was not seok- program of SHftJlThJitm for ’1
A c m i . D ’H LA UCi'HTKIt
- ......
.
, .
- a.— ___-i , v ___ i .. . _ mg advertising, as a very silly
lo- congressional committee fol
Io c a r r y mil t h e o r d e r s o f h is s u p e r i o r s u n t i l t h e u n d e r t a k e r |",,f n e v e r t h e l e s s , ’he lias naval air service m li"t. the e. tlow1 last'll- along tin
line of
pells ol the 11mice are to lie eon
All the Itell* of heaven may ring, I
,;,,i p nil r i g h t "
gralulatcil on haMng al I"-t ,1' 1 1 id omineudiit ions made by Rear
AH the birds of heaven may sing. c a r r i e s h i m o u t .
Mttn w h o c u n t h i n k f o r t h e m s e l v e s a r e n e e d e d l o d n v . The*
to the oevasioti iiini .started .1 Vdmiial U'illitup A. Moffcli, naval
All the wells of earth mnv spring.
All the winds on earth may bring m a n w i t h t h e a b i l i t y lo s e e w h a t s h o u l d h e d o n e a n d t h e n
\vtu< li will u ne ti an 1 b ie I The committee figures
,,,E S1NCI-.B of the (im-gns M. movement
ntorial Institute says mosquitoes United Stales mm h meded ine- that at tin- end of the five year
All Hweet sounds together:
Sweeter far than all things heal’d. t o d o it. M ndei;u b u s i n e s s n e e d s m e n c a p a b l e o f d o i n g i l i i u g s kill every vear three million hu- tige in what is now ieiogni/e,| ,e period the -trength of tin- air
c o r r e c t l y- w i t h o u t a s k i n g b o w , m e n w i t h i n i t i a t i v e , ,b r a i n s. a n. d ...........
m i n will j>e I .(Kill thoroughly
niiftti Is-itigs,
inplnnting germs j
.........................................................
Hand of harper, tone of bird.
........ -by- —.............nln<1 jniportnnt
oouitq.ed and serviceable 'w a r
Sound of woods at sundown stirred, t a c t w h o c a n a d m i n i s t e r d e p a r t m e n t a l a l T a u s Wll liolit b o t h - of malnrin in their lilood.
fense system.
plum tin equipment being based
Welling water’s winsome word,
ei’lllg t h o s e h i g h e r - U p w i t h a m u l t i t u d e o f q u e s t i o n s . S u c h
I hi* loss Mr, Singer estimates at
There will ulwin l" oi ngt
1 n a "treat 1 navy" and designed
Wind in wnrm wan Weather.
m e n a r e t r u l y t h e s a il olj t h e " b u s in e s s w o rld . T h e v tire t h e one hundred million dollars a year, m e t i t as to the adM-;.leliu
rather a low estimate, thirty ^ c ra p p in g battleship- ten tin ..e I l" ■1 e 10 an air service second
three dollars n lo-.-ol Kv.-n a man ll(l division of opinioe ,i- i III In linin'
One thing yet there is. that none, i tines w h o s e s u c c e s s is a s s u r e d .
Knows not well Die sweetest one
with imdtoiii should tie worth more ( pei-essit\
of wcH-nuoe.oit ou t
The |u In v now di-li rnitiu-d upon
Hearing ere it* chime Ih> done
inutiiiiiit'g eon-tiuetion polity.
I equiptied airplanes and I heir o»- - 1
T h a t t h e r e is a b o o m la F l o r i d a t o d a y w o u ld s e e m a n in than that.
H eart of man beneath the sun,
— ‘ have on reused ten t-ll in e Hi" I In- .miouut iks hied tiuon ftn Dw
d i s p u t a b l e f a c t ; t h a t i h i s b o o m lias f o r a lu ie k g r o tin d m o re
Hnprxt tn hesven herenfter;
IE 'T H R E E million iivoplv, nr j gloat vyaj. Had Him w.n tu.e-t«-•! live veil Is is m addition to thu
Boft ifnd' rttvng.rB P il f lotnl’* and 4’e a l reasonft. f o r e x i s t i n g . t h a n a n y in t h e p a s t i ' pt'ob;dd> three thousand died ifi some dra- a yCul bmgei the utilitv ami mdi
*.’l,::t«i.(MMi u u i i n l in the .nuvv bill
u n e o n tro v e rtlh le .
B r i e f l y 's u m m a r i z e d , l lte s e re a-m » s h a v e millie wav, the government would peiisiihility ..i the airiilime would to piovitic fin 7h iww idanes dur
When the soul of all dell gilt
ht
b e e n fully c o v e r e d in i n n u m e r a b l e m a g a z i n e s a n d n e w s p a p e r ilo nmething about ft. But what have been ettle.l
Whether ilu- ing tin- next fiscal w a r. Coupling
Filin a child’s clear Iniig nter.
a
r t i c l e s u n d e r t h e fo llo w in g c o p i o u s : C l i m a t e : s o i l ; d i v e r s i h.Mipcns ipioll}, following u ntos- air program .igree.l upon will iw tins movement with Sl-.-rih,r),()tlU
rc
lemain- thi- will provide a total of S15,a n d c i t r u s f r u i t s : t h*- •i>iti>' late, iirnust" slight atlentioo. adequate fo. ............
Golden bells of welcome rolled
, fle d crops, i n c l u d i n g t r u c k g a-r d e n i ,n, g ,.
to he seen, hut uiul-iuhl dl\ -oio -s.i.niio fm tin- new fiscal year 1
Never forth such notes mu told I c o m p n r ti t i v u l y s h n r t d i s t a n c e f r o m .N o r t h e r n c i t i e s - I n N i n t h
-itilh
liaiuuo'i'i-d l:cd7 which will make possible ulUJ
STRAUSS who Hus of the blunt
Hours' so blithe iu tones so hold
c r y F lo r i d a , r e s u l t i n g in e a s y a c c e s s f o r t h e t o u r i s t a n d g i \ d*ij.NATHAN
home In ( - ! Me. in II me., been new planes
mole
to
pioteel
child
life
than
Aa the radiant mouth of gold
tig t h e f a n n e r p r e f e r e u t i i d f r e i g h t r i d e s ns c o m p a r e d vviih an \ ■l ti.-r mull said ioiig ago "if |
»
' ,v ’ '"wr.-- and
Die naval I nmmitlee. regardless
Hero thnt rings forth heaven.
I..I.I were pul
put
to J die war ■\'.»tt- -om -'U mi|« tu ol the unfortunate t Mierienee the
s
o u t h e r n ( ’n l i f o r n i n i.ettsy t r a v e l , d u e t o ;iulom olii|t*s n n d g o o d
\ uiing eliihl
I f the golden crested wren
r o a d s ; d i v e r s i f i c a t i o n o f w e a l t h ; n n d i n c r e a s i n g m il m u d in- d . it i . tmhii.lv. with a crowd !.«>k i will be glleli tl, .iVutliotl III ge* *oipitrv Im- bail will* dirigibles,
Were n nightingale—win then
ine on, Ihine guilty would he ,,x(, ''f a 1 whii'll will ll-i t-> ti.iio.-', has piovidcd for two new ones,
Aomcthing seen and heard of men c i l i t i e s . — .Mmicttre Middle, o f liid d le . Middle & I c n r v . 1’It 11
tiled, and national excitement l»1" e r s that Do- .-m om
•in b three times as huge ns the j
Might he half ns sweet n s when
d c lp lm , m .M aiiufm ’t u r e r s R e c o r d .
would know no limit. But 4 him longer i m o t o r
w ret l,i-i( Sbi-uamioali which will I
Lnugh* a c!hlld of seven.
------------------ o—
Tile iieineudou.- mri-a-. ■ .1 1"si m 1 to- ileiglihorhood of $t>,dre.l
thousand
ehildreif
«-nn
t ie put
Algernon Swinburne
D IS K A S F IS A ra d ia l h a b i t t h a t p e r s i s t s h u g e l y b e ra n * ,- to death quietly !>\ sellers of im- teresl 111 i-iiitiiiii’u ltd uvtaiion t 111111,01111
--------o - — — .
tiuio milk and noliodv pays all) also a favorable -vintltolo fut
\ltliongli fn l Mitchell will not
The Prince of Wales is back in "• l , s i m m e m o r i a l t r a d i t i o n s . - In view ol p r e s e n t - d a y k n o w - a|i>
niton
progivss ubittg nviitlimi lifie- Tie have a pint ni tills tu w order of
the saddle. We have two gue-sr-. le d g e , tl is s u m i ' i s i n g 1 h a t p t'o p lt’ a r c w illin g to icn illiti ■ick
).Mr Stimi-* fori limit •-1\ did pay iio-H-m.)- m the utilitv "f lie an Ijm
lie Will doubtless look on
ns to whether he will stay in it
w h e n I h i s is l a r g e l y m i n r t r S s n n a n d a l t o g e t h e r d e m o r - it tent mu. mill 1 ul down tile death pllllli- m Die posloffit e depart men: wilh mtevosi and t'llii/a- that his
.
---------o-------- rale iiiiuoig vet \ voting i hililre-i ami tin mimeiuu- private Inin -tiietuii-s probably had u good
a l i z i n g . — K u g e n e Del M a r .
There’s small chance to point 1
which aie now i.’tiguged in *>ntve) deal i" do with forcing the ac
i>\ a.t b*a> I tut 11’
---------------------- (i---------------------- thn town red
on Sunday when
illg Die field and li-tiog tin- lav tive v nf 1 In- turns) naval commit• ( ' O l ' N T T H A T D A Y lost w h o s e lo w d e s e e t i d i n g
>.m
tho blue laws ore being enforced
tor tin- locution >d !•
T H E P R I N C E of W ale s lakes
M"
s h o w s a t I h v iinttd 110 itoble a c t i o n d o n e . H e n r y \V. I.ottg
---------<t-------b'pro-.y m thi- llritish E m pire more
Today's bent laugh: Beside-. Die fellow.
>1A imis| y lim n im r governm ent
Senate, Mr. Dawes.is interested in
WllKN WOMAN IS FAT
lake, lull III 1 III III the United Stales. '
half a dor.en private gps eom .
In all Die llr iiis h Em pire, A sia,
P A E M 1 \i U l*usT
KAVORri’K STOHIKS
paulea."—Tampa Telegraph.
\frie a. everywhere, thehe are three
My IRVIN S. ( ORB
tu m d n ii
thounnnd
lepers.
T in
Agnes Avtvs. imted i im-m.i i.u. -pmnn p, 1 , , ,>m,- iim lured with
“ Shlnkursrvos" is tho Russian
l*iluce u r g e s his g o v e r n m e n t to
ha* brought -ml ill t.o- \ocidi ■ (iieiunn fulhu-,, | | l(. ,,l,j anil the
nam e for moonshine. In that ease
“Jim says you ought -to he “t a m p out the d i s e a s e .
MIT LISTED a m o m ; t h e
agam
<Vi d II Demille, f.uoeil >nung and t b great and the -tmall
a fellowjvould have to drink about
11 »hartu-d of yourself for throwing
I KADINti ONES VNVIIOW
moving picture prodmi r. in uimiiiii,
a quart of the stuff to l>e able to
tm mi Die first to icmurk on
him down now when you .two used
ME H A \K in America, millions of Stn.timi, idlegitlg lluit Di-lllille
pronounce Die name.
at to hg such good friends," slated suffering from malaria, which like said she was fm, whereupon hot n and predut an early screen dcA >until from t|ic slums
mi -e.
k
1
’(1'
“ He says lie ■«, leprosy destroys u-c.fuliu-ss and
|lamed fam e
as a prize-fighter the intermediary.
•
mill
act
with
a
film
pnsluiing
.Mi-- \ i r e - protesti, then-fore,
Governor Nellie Bosh of AVyo Ermn being an luiiiilde lium-ninl done von a whole lot of furor* in causes death. To drain swamps 1 otnpaiiy was vou'n-d. li now will
vvr.'iie i nip if a,,| rightfully, tearmlng Is said to have declared lluit eotiteinb-i, content to earn n few the past."
when- mosquitoes breed, in Die
aha finds it Imrd to resist pleas | dollar- by going on pi prelimniaiy,
"Aw, tell him to forgot i t ?" meanwhile using flying machines lie Up tn the jury to determine tile nuly it a,, 1 tenderly, and lustily
for pnrtlon. S e e m s like t h a t ’s the bouts, be became ail aspirant for growled the pug. "Dal guy never *" "dust" the swamps with a dust aggravating problem of whcDiei •' f'd Ijttlully, having in mind.
she is fat. jll“t what it 1 ike- to bw a y n certain other wom an g o v . 't h e cham p ionsh ip
in hi«
c I iih .. i done nothin’ for nobody,
Whul j *b*adly to mosquitoes, but harmless fat, and lo whit degree she is utt. On doubt t kill l^|lge lloiiir. move
!ov» |pm or fed*. .
to iiutuiiii beings, would soon end
With prosperity and promuu'iice,i did he ever do for m e ? ”
if al all Dtinille liki-lv will not
lo- tinned nrrognut
He nvpiiedj “ Well, all I know is he told me Du- malaria plague m the United deny in- said she o- lot. |,u In
ilanjr of mir friend- and n-l.i to mm,- stylisli socii't) than he had I to ask you if you’d forgot thnt States.
deposition iifiil -une Do
ut as
TOM SI MS-SAYS:— |
live* were commctideil foi i | „ H previoiiJIy enjoyed.
hotel episode in Toledo when von
s e lls I h a f she is so fa i -to- has
lirnvfry during the World W.n l..,<
• tm- day he opelllv -mildied .1 were inert* together the time of
JACOB WALSH, who invent til lost her “ physical eltain. mol fa*Hti f 1 k*ihIk 11 n* bi*«t# h«c;ui.st»
trail you ever thought idu-.t tb> 1 "-opitumn ol his eailiei day*. the IVillaid-Dempsey f i g h t ? ”
barbed wire mid automain mu- m i l liCauty."
iu v% mho mukr .Vou‘think.
roUrage of these boys vvbo v“ ut un 'I In- '-mibiied one plexenllv si'lil nil
•lie’s a liar," said Dio pugilict*. 1 chine for iH. mamifncHire, is dead,
Miss Ayres, of coueve no longer
1 mi hi v to reproaeli him for lit-) j T u begin with, they ain’t no Ho dt* years old. Cattlemen and far- is Mr. Demille s friend. They- may
lout in gay lido rial spoil eoat- .'
U You are wearing your bathing
“tti.hhisltncss.
, tel Knisodf irr T'nfnfiT
m*-rs will bless his memory and live in the same city but they wil! Mot
Mm f..|
l”i underwear an little talcum
Now that the major league leant'
hope he went straight to heaven, nut lie friend. Tin- producer may I'owibi will keep it from scratch.
an* heirinning their .Spring tu-gira
ami other animals torn know what he is miking about
KVEKYboDY'X PICTURE GALLERY , on Horses
bis bailicd wire will feel dil from a business standpoint Social
to F lorida, we may exm ei ba -e
• ilItlSTT \N. .SCIENUK MONITOR
fluently, enpeelallv the thousands |y he lias erred U 1 eti bedly , egre
boll to autqiliuii real estate us the
'\V" ’
' " nK " ,IW before the
of western cattle, lhjj(, drifting lie- gmusly , ireinentiouslv to- ims ern-i weather
th ie f topic nf conversation in a
be warm enough to
fore
---- —stopped- •by She will hate him m.t seiisimaldy hm n off will
dozen or ntore cities of the state
Dire
u.
njqittt,-..»rrrr'
a
couple
of nuirs of socks
tn a r iP i the nliii'i- dn.v went lo | must --till lie how the exhibits in
!_____ 1
socks.
' :\
--------- n-------puOj’i evliiliiiinii anil 1 am- atvav Eveiybodv's (lallerv ace to Im weak strands of limited wire ami but for all time. She has been
laydow n to die.
, wounded vvith a pain greater than
A. notice in the Soul
Southli Dakota
Wlint ew iybody seems tn save.
1 add to geni i at eousidvrntmn oi filing,
lit the other world, invent,>1 a heartbreak.
Churchman is as follows
!:t> tut a rainy day is pessimism.
( twuig tin- gie.il Amei lean lullliouid prob
Nature also 1 oiitrihutc* to t Iri*
Huish
will find thousands of men
To tell a woman sin- 1* f a t _if
to the guod I'Oiulition of Die toads km a soggesliuri Ifuit arts,tic merit g nllny, working in landscape-und
Things could be worse
IU*
In thi* locality, our regular week- hmild fie a favtm in deteiniiuiuc varying tier pictures from season hung up by barbed wire entangle- she really is tat and hus an in
jjf worship of Alniiglitv Cod has , tin* legal -la'ii- of posp-rs
Bill to reiiMqi, and even from m inute to m ents and. riddled with shm dui- ward feeling of her adiposis- is long time before vacation
mg the big war. He never plan- the unpardonable sin. You lutt-i
been ditronlinued." Wherein we luumis, a» In- sub-ei|iicntl> re n u tr k -i tnimite, with a grace iiiqiOHSIhh- to nrd
that.
may declare that you love the adiEnjoying your work is more fun
JR* 'given lo understand that a* I id m |irtm. provide a pUgiire gal- any eompeung a r tis t; these Jiic|M.-.e form, but thnt lessens tlu- 'in than enjoying its profits
Jpng a* the roads are all light, Iciy fm the man 111 Div* -licet, and tines are luing already, and the
it slightly.
c II ISD i l l • The
*1'lln ■iiiiintiliih
.
.
f
....
UR. CHARLES K. Baker, tells llI ut
majority of wo
tiothjpg else counts.
"llmse who go to (dctuix- shows in Important point is to secure a or twelve glasses of wntm each
m
----- — 0 — ----tile soft liglitid, deeply carpeted , working agreement among the pn- you Imw to live to IUo. Dunk ten mankind i* di posed to look on
A street fut on time saves nine
TJp ('an Editorial Association a it shrines to *peak in linshevi turns of Die gnllciv that the often diry, exercise every morning before i*islier bodies us fit for a ultimo- OU?i< vvnrtis.
D r nut a feature fur weekly pa lone* before 1ivui- li-lauded
puUC-uut
ex - 1 excellent piettue- generously |m> yo.U s t a r t the duy’s work, eat little I des only. The call, it n.-ems, is
........ not for bigger and better women.
I here lire p»r is of the United
E n ' In wl
I’bich names of local >it ampler, may, bin! often do, fan vi<ji|l bv advei Users shall not Ik* - meat, take a teaspoon ot salt eaeb The one of superfluous poundage,
n a a r c 11
insetted iu order to make’ worse tbar. the man in the street, luin* v' I ivll tliev destroy enjoy morning
M‘ •*«•> they are almost aa
in
a
glass
of
warm
water,
of
unwieldy
contour
and
prepondeilllstv as the Pteific Ocean.
it appear that the feature is home the Item* in 'whose gallery must ment of llfi Inet let picture* even
und
two
tablespoons
of
bian
in
1
ut
plumpness,
lias
her
own
agWritten. But il doe* not find the have qualities to catch and ludd- more generously provided by rut
wnter each night. Many would | grt-galion in her avoirdupois. Her
newspapermen who cun spot “ boil- Id* inteivsi in the hubt-l i*f moving ture.
llv'* (hat the sound uf the
p re fer not to live one hundred sister, built on Die wonderful lines
postman s whixtbi brings joy in
t r plate" like a pedestrian can pick life nnd color uyid sound."
.
It i* tmt well, il nature ha* con- year*.
of a knititng needle who can't gain stead „f the dread of bills
out tei ’’lizzie" in a flock of autoBut why the class distinction ? t Iribliled what an art catalogue
a pound without celebrating, can
mobile*.—Times-Union.
11 would he more descriptive t>> say might call "No t t.Ol’J.T.’td. BirchT H E GERMAN aero IJoyd, com
1
. ---—o— -----that the billboards a re everybody’* u und Brook m VVlnler," to hung bining Germnny'z flying coqipanies eat In-r head off in indulgence* of
Work hard und save your money
sweets a n d starches and buttery
A coriespondent of the Binning- plrture galleiy.
Do r,- will be 1, long line o f higli
in front of 11 "No. io.iifj. P ortrait is s t a r t i n g 42 flying lines, reaching things, but the one hurried by heft
inf N
pi-aed autos «t your funeral.
New* writes “Jam es O’Keefe t Hut it would be no easy m a t t e r ' o f 0 Lady Who Has Preserved Ht-i ull G erm any and ninny foicign
must
live
forever
on
poor
tnste0*111*
wosliixtuntlv
killed and Boy Clrve- to supervl*" lid.' gallery avundiiig Eehnolgirl Uompleviou." Here n countries. One day flights from b- i foods.
l» a d waa fatalh^ hurt when two lo the inn it of the cxhildi -. Then' renzonalde munugi inent of Every- Berlin to Moscow are part of the
W ater would be considered o u r
The late John Bunny >vu* s gre at
motftr liand-curs driven by jtwi would he quick and savage dispute, body’s Giilleiy would take example nrogram . Hinco the end of the
cinema
s
ta
r,
wonderfully
funny
men collided in a tunnel pn the for Instance, m e t the art value of from (ho softly lighted, deeply
a r Germ any, forbidden bv Die ul- and wonderfully fat. But the realm
Southern Railway near h ire today. the well-known " P ortinit of a carpeted a rt shrines, consider one w
Ilea to m anufacture flying ma of moving picturedom does not re
It fa understood the coUiidon was Young Man With a Uullur." It i» picture with another, und it* jus- chine*. has had to content herself
veal n single outstanding female
on accident." Well, we hojk* so,
nnt ivhm Die ]in»U-r la—but where
“ k' r '.ul “ ‘"I bm eticienl art- with pliptca having no engines. s ta r even in the first stages uf of them until toiuor
we'd hate to think they i.
Ti,.>
............ ................1.1. k i ‘‘.f '"’hose pictures nuyvr hnve any She is now m aking up for lost time.
nm r.E
v e r s e for t o d a y
b-
I
Men With Initiative
1
::ss" ''lrm
l‘ifuw™,'t
country.
start to become ubtuee a n d
* .............. .
Im UxuiivilIc, Tampa, Miami, Svlrfi
I’aim Beat’ll. DayIona R(¥
C K N T U A b FI.tmillAOFPj
;i17 .‘118 First Naliuital Hank
Sanford, Florida.
S. C. C R A Y . UF.SUiV'.NT MAS
A R E A L FARM VAU
F ttf .qtiit-k salt
Wr have :i la airt«
a ll l i k 'd a n d in a Ifiul’ slate <*•
utl o n b r i c k ro a d about a ntilo> ^
in clu d in g
c iin ip n ic n i
t" f
g o o d h o u s e cijt 1 11is farm nn<l *1 ^
w o rth
o t b u i l d in g s and wiuipmcnl
v a l u e I b i s c a n n o t lie cxccllfl
c o ix ii-o iiin i
B eal K stale
k e a i -t y
Cr
■11
lUtk B
tusk
eh
311 El rat ^si**"*1
T.H
Hanford, Ela.
J 1^
If yon wi*l) to h a v e >’° ur
in an efficient anti buaine-'w ^^
he pleased to make your colK*|
ni Department handles all <le,al^
with the property, protects thof*
amt issues monthly atatement*-
Sanford Realty
�PAGE n V B a
THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 23, 1926
RESIDENCE TELEPHO NE
One of thb lovliest of the m anv delicious dinner and Inter for done
On Wednesday the Welfare De
social events of th* reason was ing by the popular Seminole Svn
ihnt of Monday evening when Ed- topators. During each course, sev partment of the Woman’s Club
eral of the guests sang solos, nnd will have charge of the Miller
nuite a few witty toasts were givF urniture Company, nnd receive a
© 11*
certain percentage of the sales for
W
7C
, ,Q
Mr-.Man
d thqt .day for their department. As
Mrs. Edward
U
n ci,‘
. {?r
Mr. and
r--.
F. E. Roumillnt, Dr. and Mrs. .1 this llttlf csrux-inl interest to each
&
Ruba Williams, and every club woman, it is e a r
Miss Edith Teague, Mr. nnd Mrs.
T U Jones, klr. McGraw, Hart nestly desired that evilry one will
Herndon, Mr. nnd Mrs. s. M call nnd help swell the sales on
/
Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Betts th at date.
Acting ns .salesladies for (he
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Wnlsmn. Mrs’
Edwards. M rs- Pund, C. Williams, day will lie Mrs. Henry Wight.
Mr. and Mr*. .John Smith. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fitts. Mrs. L. I. F r a tMrs. Sid Rive. Mrs. Frieda Coop ier Mrs. R. 11. Berg. Mrs. Fred
er. Alfred Lee, Frederick Miller Wilson, Mrs. I*'. A. Dougins, Mrs.
Mattie Pace, Mrs. H. Squirt's, Mrs.
and Mr. Voile.
H arry Ward,
Mrs. Tunnlcliffe,
Miss Nona Wyly, Mrs. Clyde Der
Mrs. W. I* llrumlev. Mrs. J.
Grant Wilson Is George Washington’s by.
K. Ellatyrirth, Mrs. I.. If. C.ihbs.
R, W. Turner, Miss Jca noth'
ss ,At B r i d g e Birthday Celebrated oirs.
Idling, Mrs. E. A. Mnffitt, Mr-.
- On Saturday A t West Side Primary Henry Mrljtulin, Mrs. II. It. Stev
ens, Mrs. C. \V. Stokes, and Mrs.
W. T. Whceless.
A very interesting program war
carried nut Monday morning at
the West Side Primurv School
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sullivan mo
celebrating (Igorge Washington's tored to Orlando op Monday eve
birthday.'
ning to hear the concert bv Sousa’s
The exercises were opened by Band at the Rcncham Thentcr.
tpo singing of "America" by ,thv
school, after which the following
program was rendered:
Patriotic Acrostic, he second
Mr. and Mrs. 1). L. Thrasher,
Mrs. J. 1). Woodruff nnd small son
Jack motored to Eimtis on Monday
where they spent the day as the
guests of Mrs. T hrasher's mother,
Mr*. E. L. Ferrari.
>
MisR (iweudolyn E. Johnston of
Jamestown, N. Y., who with lier
parents is spending the w inter nt
Orlando, will arrive hero today to
Ite tin' truest of Mrs. A. It. P e te r
son at her home on Magnolia Ave
nue.
Mrs. Volie Williams Is
Hostess At MeetingOf Pipe Organ Club
Of exceptional interest wns the
meeting of the Ptpo Organ Club
nl' the Baptist Church which was
held mi Monday afternoon at the
home of Mr*. Volie Williams on
Magnolia Avenue.
A short business meeting was
held at which time the regular repuii- were rend and a few im por
tant matters transacted. A num
ber of b o d y articles were turned
in ho- the (lift Banket.
The mission study class was eon■liii ti ll lw Mrs. Francis liolz and
jmiu-d of nilu'li interest.
At Ihr i loii lusi'i!, of business,
ii'frvshim-nti of fruit snlad. sundv n In sullimis and
-offee were
-< i ' ei| In (he hostes i.
j Ihc next meeting will he held on
J .Monday evening nt 7BMI o’clock nt
Irhe heme of Mr*. Zachary on West
I ir-t Street. Mrs. W A. Zachary
I Mi t II, Pearce as hostesses.
Mi nod Mrs, I I) Martin and
their ghosts, Mr. and Mr*. S. A.
iooi- of Portland. Me,, C. A. Ilirst
and daughter, Mr*. Lillian Stcv• ,l!,oa of l.ocininxter. nnd Air. and
Mi- A, Derby motored to Mouiii.toi View Park on Mondnv.
'li niiil Mr*. (., I. Loucks and
p " lr
l ieutenant and Mr*.
Eirl I I.mirks returned home on
Sin mu afternoon from u d elight
ful week and motor trip to point*
of interest of the West Coast.
and Mrs. Claude Oglivie,
uivc been the guest* of Mr*.
"■’* parent*. Mr, and Mrs.
I Henry, left on Monday
" it home in Ft. Myers.
umner''*
I’ll Say!
Wohien have only two passions,
vanity und love, says a student
lit the University of Chicago, who
recently published ns his m aster’*
degree thesis a treatise on Lord
Chesterfield, the original “ flower
of chivalry.” And—wcrHgrec with
the gentleman! -AV**-. Vuuld ndd,
howcvei, "And men l i A / the same
two!" This is h huniiqnHi’scription,
not a rex one!
Jr*
Woman is not complimented
when one observes thnt “she looks
very well in that dress." Woman
demands compliments which a s
sume that her bounty enhances the
dies*—thus "that dress looks very
well on you."
This idea won u cohh! in New
York Teachers’ College $1000 prize
money in an gassy contest on
‘•What n Woman Desires in Dress."
Just- n Titter!
Mv Aunt Lizzie says that in spilo
of all our fassin', men has their
place! t ’s girls gotta havo their
tobacco fur ihc plant lice and
moth-, ami »tw*1r razor blades for
nitr corn*!
Ma savs that her first advice to
ides i never to tell Him to bring
i the canned fruit from the celi. Ma says she never yet t«lil
i to In ing up one of those cans
preen page plums she canned
e j ear before last, but whnt I’d
ings up one of them cans of pmeple s i n ’- Ix-en saving for when
r ie*s sad.ness in tin* family*
'. Bennett Is
To The Book
( ‘lull Friday
The menihers of the Book l.ov
ers’ Club were most plensanUy eiilerlained oh Friday afternoou tty
Mrs. J. (’. Bennett nt her Imnie
on Magnolia Avenue.
Quantities of sweet turns in pas
t e l , lints with ferns wen* nrrnpg
ed ’with charming effect in the
spacious living and ihrifng rooms.
Exchange’ of late hooks ami dis
cussion of current i vents caused
the afternoon to pass all too soon
Miss Ella Do*well delighted the
gucsO with a group of h>vi-l\ vo
prtdn for y our i*cx.
Mother* and
grandm others xvill delight In t h U
rind* book, mont unlike th e u iu a l modtho c m novel with Its tu rg id realism .
take
'
■ —
* A Bit o* Verse
"AS unto th e bow th e cord Is.
Ho unto the men Is w om an;
ver- i I'hruKh she bends hint she obeys
icort
a& L
.Try The*c on Your Stove
Oyster Sandwiches:
Wnxh ] (p>art oysters, drain and
put through food chopper, hea t to
boiling point and drain.
Add
enough crenrn nr rich milk to tho
nyntor liquid to tnnkc a pint. Heat
in double boiler. Melt Mi cup but*
ter, add Vs cup flour and when
smooth add to liquid und s t i r until
thick. Add 2 egg yolks m ired w ith
rup lemon juice, chopped oys
ters, 1 teaspoon salt,
teaspoon
pepper and n few grains cayenne
,1 Edward- Lane Entertains At Country Club
•
Honoring W ife’s Birthday *
;irrv!
him;
-And N ot Verse
"I SH OULD like to son a n y kind
; of n ilnn. dirlinguiahabte from a •• -ij
non, gorilla, th a t some good and even
■inso only p re tty
wom an could n o t
red - /hano a hu.il.nnd out of.”—Holme*' -«
the! T r o f i c i o r a t flio B re a k fa s t Table.'.
Spread between bread out le n g th
wise of the louf and toasted on one
side with the untnu.itcd side b u t
tered. Ct}f the sandwiches in n a r
row strips nnd serve hot garnished
w ith w ater cress or parsley.
• « *
Marshmallows dropped in the
cup before hot cocoa o r chocolate
is poured, mid n bit of vanilla in
the cocoa make it luscious.
CLKN^ MINDS •
JONES:
was clean
t h n t girl.
.SMITH:
JONES:
out o f his
The Thing To Do
In introductions, the younger
son is always presented to the old
er, nnd a map, unless he is very
much older or extrem ely distin
guished, Is always presented to the
woman. A simple way of rem em
bering is to speak tho name first
of the party to whom tho other
party is living introduced.
Thus, "Mrs. Older, Mira Young";
Mrs. Woman, may I present Mr.
M an?"
F o r a whilo Williams
out o f his mind about
*
And now ?
Oh. now the girl is clean
mind.
Need National Anthem
HAGERSTOWN. Md.. Fob-23—.
Wavne B. Wheeler, thinks Now
Yoi k nnd M aryland need govern
ments to sing "the Star Spangled
Banner," instead of "How D ry I
Am."
___
D ippings
l writ
YOUTH Is too much for some | ,n '#£
of them!
A superintendent of ,n
schools in the east resigns because! ,
the school hoard will not forbid' *'•
school dances, and seems powerless Lias
to stop the lihatiop of gin at snid | -r—.:
dances.
In Cleveland, O., two high school
girls, daughters of prominent f n m - ' £ {
ilies, hide in a cheap hotel, lenv- 1
ing the traditional notes on the IL.
family pin cushions about "never
*—
see im* again," as iln> nfteriUOtK
of n gin p o n y with some high
school hoy friends.
,
’
One wonders how many of tho
^
adults wlm throw up their hands
in holy horror at "such goings-on"
keep "it" in J i m cellar and honst HW
ill I lie fix - 1, on the hip?
SYq
What do elders expect of yolltll! I I
which <- "id> lollowing its elders'; K B
example and Iriying In do "the B- V.
>m«rt tiling"?
It's Being Hone I’lii*. Vear
ONE of the r-implest laws of
1-in reel table -oiling is knives mid
spoons to llie right of tile plate.l
fml.s to tlie left.
S tm t from tin
'outside with first utensils to ln> (
used.
Thus, smip spoon first, i
coffee spoon, hriutd nod butler
knife, dinner knife.
tin the n t h - 1
er side, salad fork on the outside, I s^k
iliiiiin fori, mi the inside.
m
Elton J.M oughton
ARCHITECT
First National flank Bid*.
Hanford. ------------ - Florida
W HEN WE D ELIV ER
^cLEAm rtG
CALL
U S
IT »X ?C :L > JL i
E verfast
D raperies
Cretonne
.Tti inch cruloiines. Liifht slimie* in
Guaranteed f a s t to
floral tk'HifrnP und some dark pat-
bum
nnd water.
Rose, blue nnd gold. 3H to 44 lit'
Chen.
Mr. and Mr*. E. M. (jttTiowny
were among those Ifrom Sanford
motoring to Orlnndio oil Monday
evening to attend Sousa’s hand
concert.
SCRIMS, AND MARQUISETTE
3f> inch
cream, Ivory untl tan. Special—
TODAY—NOW
( .uitinuouf Performance
I P. M. to II I’. M.
The Milane
TODAY ON SCREEN
25c and 35c yard
COLORED MARQUISETTE
FILET NETS
Plnin w hite with rose, blue nnd ffold figures
30 to 40 Inches, in w hite, cream und ivory
40c yard
.With
RUDOLPH
Wednesday
TUB ENCHANTED HILL
with
JACK HOLT
‘STARVATION IILUE6”i Clyde Cook Comedy. Ae
op’* Fable*.
tarn cook*.'* M osc ‘*botn cook s,
how ever.
mJtCrUl 'vilh great care. M any o f the “ born cook s”
th,<t UIltil thcy tried S n ow d rift they never knew a
could hr
‘
So swccr and fresh.
. •
-
t
today a t t h e
Princess
“THE HOUSE BREAKER
with
HOUSE PETERS
WEDNESDAY
Lew Tellegin
i in
__ _
p a str y
a
LACE CURTAINS
VALENTINO
“PARIBiAN NIGHTS-**
C^tinuoun rerfomanc*
Pram I F. AI. tO l i P . M*
Filel nets, cretonnes with silk fringes.
t
’
2 1-2 yard a long. W hite nnd cream, plain nnd sm all figures.
$3.50 pair
RUFFLED4 *CURTAINS
Made of fine marquisette, 2 1-2 yards long. Cream
and ecru.
' $1.75 pair
. ‘
t
Suit, overcoat, dress o f gow n,'"
after w e have dry cleaned or
dyed it, it will be n source o f
satisfaction to you thnt It Is ;
hard to express in words. T est
out our dyeing und dry elenn- ,,
ing service for yourself... We ,
know you will be well pleased--;
with our work and prices.
Why Hitrroiot Came
|
Anna ( use. linger, peddled soup
Mipplir- as n girl to pay for her
mu- a 1,-sson*. helped ncigliborz
with lul.io* nnd dishes, and drove
the family horse on trips between
\ man never lakes a woman *
town and depot nt fifty vent* a arm when walking A ill,.Iter exoept
I iissengn, .She says hard work to pilot l u r through traffic or
get * a person started, and rest nnd lov er some obstruction op the
pi atv oT H keeps them going nT-,
lio Mu v have arrived
Mr, anil .\lr- Hurry lleerrn and
Martin Loring motored to Winter
1‘ark Mimdiu afternoon where
they attended the regatta omj
Washington Birthday j-eletuation
Mr. and Mr*. Jimmie Howard at the Blower^Estate, giiing from
unniKuice tiie birth of a daughter, there to Orlando where they en
joyed Sousa’s Band concert at the
.Sunday. Feb. 21.
Itenehiim Theater.
Tim manv friends of Miss Flm
ince Malm of this city will be mt ••rested to learn of her marriage
t i Judge Joel Everettsou (if fit
liilnii, which took
place Friday
evening at l)el*tnd. After n short
svediiinff trip they will lie at home
tr. their friends at Falntkn.
pH
/J
!r : ‘ ! Though eho draw s him, y e t she
:
follows,
.4 4
v. ,.r Urclora each without tho othcrl**- '
- L o n g f e l l o w ’s ‘‘H ia w a th a ,"
J . 4J
pepper.'
"Rnsetime," a hit
t'oniedv. Fell. 2h.
School auditorium
*
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.<
M
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RUFFLED
” •*-■ *■r"r i* ' ^t * "■CURTAINS
*'.<i 'Y- "Lfetfey. *iTt*- - , r
W ith gold trim m ings.
-j* . .
2 1-2 yards long for
$1.00 pair ,
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PAGE SIX
" r n ' » n TUESDAY. F E B R C A R Y M J W
Battler
Of Leonard And
Dundee To Fight Wallace
A t LocalArmory Tonight
Request* for tickets am! rcservnlion: for the bout tonight between
Joe Welling nnd Young Wallnce
hnve been flooding the office* of
Henry Godslt*. according to report*
and from nil indications n record
Cfffwd will be on hand for whnt
many fans say will bo one of tho
lior.t card* ever wltne**ed in a iom l rln r.
Kxtra seats hare been ndded nnd
room made fpr spectator* to Ret
better poilfion*.around the ring
Standing room |*-expected to be nt
a premium when the principal
•t«p out for tholr 10 round go.
Welling, who came to Sanford ns
a result of the tirabig* of an old
school mate, John Maurer, .If., well
known celery buyer of Sanford, Is
to spend the balance of the winter
1ft Florida and w.Tf probably bo
f;peh here In fighting togs every
W iiE Hn will probably appear In
Tampa nnd West Palm Bencn a
Lakeland Golf Tournament
Draws Many Star PlayersF irstPrizels To Be $1,00$
fow times. Ills affairs in thin
ntnft will bn handled by Maurer.
Wallace, who has fought here a
numlier of times and who hn* won
an enviable plnco in the estimation
oL-loenl fight fan*, Ims been pu t
ting In several weeks of hard train
ing for the bout with Welling nnd
is expected to show his wares to
tho liest ndVantage.
Young Irving wili be seen to
night, according to Godale. Tho
BY ART CARLSON
lad from Orlando hn* been very
it‘.pulnr with local fnns ever since
CHAMPIONS
in sport", like
Ms first appearance here, vl
weather-beaten umbrellas, don't, as
The semi-final in expected to
n rule, .bold up very long.
provide some pood entertainment.
winning trail Is short and
Joo Wallace nnd Kid (lam er are fa rThe
from
smooth.
Keen rivalry
slated to mix in an eight round
go which promises to he chuck full
of action. Both hoy* are said Lb
\>n willing to give their best on
every occasion.
Tin*' usual battle royal will lie
staged, (totlnle announced.
Dempsey, Tilden, Hornsby and Jones
M ake Vp Rare Group
en year* and three months. Dempsey should come near to equaling
the matk (especially a t the rate
he’s going).
Dempsey.win ense you don’t re
call, won the crow a t Toledo. July
4, IflJP.
True, he’s defended .t
hut n few* times, the last against
Firpo nearly three years ago. But
That's UempHey'* business, John
r.on didn’t do such a great nmmmr
of battling when he ruled th"
pugilistic parapet, either, if 1 re
nu m b er correctly.
Tilden leaped the final harrier
to tlu tennis tittle In 11)2(1.
lie's
surpassed the field on every oc
casion since. Moreover, the lanky
(Junker look* like a fair
yet
a while.
Tilden idill needs an
other victory to t id t|ic high mark
of seven straight, etitahlishcd l.\
a fellow named ySeirrs about P
year* buck.
Hornsby, one of the gfcatest
right-handed hitter* in all ba •
tin 11 history, fir.it won the National
League hatting Inintbig in lUJtt,
the rnme year Tilden climbed the
dizzy heights.
I.ikn Tilden, Hornsby hnx been
showing tin- way all these yearn.
He has already hung up a new conreculivc reeoid for the old circuit
and now Iio| w*h to better Ty ('obb'i
major league mark on nitlo Yu a‘
row.
Ibdiby Jones, a fte r many rever
ses, finally blasted ids way to I lie
national uiim liur crown.
That
was in 11*21.
Tlu* year previous
the Georgia goiter hud won the
open title.
l.a--t senson he per
formed the rare deed of rucccsful|y d< fending his amateur InutelH.
It hadn't been dune since 101 J,
when Jerry Travers turned the
trick.
„
How long will thi* quartet ding
LAKELAND, Feb. 2 . 1 W —
Participants in the 72-holo medal
play teed off here this morning.
In the play are leading profesBtonals and amateurs of th e U n it
ed States nnd Europe including
champions nnd former champions.
The nwnnls total more thnn $3,000
with u purre of $1,000 fo r f ir s t
prize.
Followers of the game a r e p re
dicting low scores for tho day and
for the entire piny with some close
and fine playing bring exhibited
in the final round. This wns in
dicated yesterday in tho 18-holo
feature play when professional and
am ateur were paired to g e th e r and
several scores below par of 72
were turned in while Pat Doyle,
professional and H. M. Schley,
amateur, won the event with a G7.
The gallery wns disappointed when
it was announced Hint Bobby Jones
and W alter Hagen would not be
here.
Some of the lending players e n
tered in the tournam ent are:
Jim Barnes, British open c h a m
pion; Archie Commiton, British
pro chnmpMn; -Amaud
French champion; t vril ic.ii*"
1024 United State; r t i ' i ' t e
Dtegel, Canadian champion " j o S
nlc F arrell, who defeated W , |5
Hagen fo r the Central
Championship; U w i ^ SV ^
Florida clmmpion; Gordon
^
form e r Florida championS a ra te n , former National
champion; Willis McFarlzne
Eddie Loos and others.
' 0IhJ
Tho principal tl;rce.«om**
c , r t f : « . Vobhv<:r" ' ^
kh i
ctSPBiJST""’-A
l wl
VS{']%fm
• « f c by tV I
Jim Barnes, Tom Kerrigan La,
ry
” pa
N’abholtz.
her«..‘
Bill Alves, Tommy Armour,
Gene Safazen.
Johnny F n rrd l, Arnnud
Leo Diegcl.
11
Lawrence Sherill, I)av( I iv;« Jo* *1*5,1
Kirkwood.
■
Gordon Gibbons. Archie 0 *10ston, Willi* MacForliiti'Willie Kline. Eddif>!
n^Url
McDonald.
7
form of real drama,
* » *
V A U 'A H L K Pl.AYKR
AS he swatted the hall over the
June*
left-field barrier, I could see my
liorrnhy
Dempsey
self writing a story with Pecktn the top?
inpuugh playing tho hero role. and even keener competition have
Many oiwne Hfinp-'-v will step M an y R eco rd P e r fo r m a n c e s A re
The one run margin his home run made it *f(^. ,
uni tlu- first lim e I. climbs into
had g iw n the Senators seemed
But, in this era of crow-crush
the ring (if ie- ever does!.
!>!enough, with darkness fast falling
In S p o r ts O n W a s h in g to n ’s
ing. with it* continual stiing of
i! ii. within a g u n - W *jf defeat
ovor the playing field.
changing
titln-lioldirs,
there
are
m
im
l
tunes
last
suruietT,
still
| Hut destiny had ordained Unit
IIF.RO OR fiOAT
|i„d - pii>id f-«r a few more whirl-,
Peckinpaogh wa to be the "goat" a t least four wenrats of the purple
NEW YORK, Feb. 2:t.—(f/T)—
Jac k Selmt frr, IK.2 bail. i:w
OFTF.N there i>u but a very | not the hero,
a- I’ve u tread;, mentioned.
In (ho very next rubes th a t have stood off tho onWashington’s
birthday
protluretl liillinrd champion mum .I 212
alight line of distinction in being limit al but of the P ittsburg Pi ciftning hordes qUlle uccessfully.
Ijni uby He- Great show
id
aecutive points in an Is,.
iiw
the hero or "goat" of a world rates, he lo'Xed away tint one run
out ward i g u of i ivit-g in; ul a number (if record performances
I refer to -lack Dempsey, Bill
mutch
in
Chicago
with
Willie
aeries.
list • led l • Id- t'j'Ju pelfi.rtoiUice., in spurtR,
advantage and gave tla- National Tilden, Huger# Hornsby and Bob
Hoppe, Frank Ives miuii-the pr*Roger Pecklnfmugh of the Wash l.i-ngu'et* the winning margin.
And tin- yoolhlol .bu.es. thmigh lt»
by Jones,
F o u r 'o f them in a*
In the American Legion gam es viou* mark of 1 III in IHUT.
ington club experienced that sena I-.-me win i ■ <■■i> i ti-uev • ' ef
Since the rinse of the world ae many sport*—boxing, tennis, baseThe firs t set in the t
satlon last fall.
Unfortunately ries many experts have ridiculed hall and golf.
f,.rt . i mere « r k s niikoev-n. is at Boston yexlt rdav Dehart Huh- 1dour tennis finals lictw •ml to1 .Mill
he finished the "goat."
ilntn’i i ur- ill t n .
eoiiijii »t. i hard, Cim-iUPiiti tiegro
tlio choice o f the srrihcK in honor - Dempsey lias clung to the top
athlete * 1Born
Borotrn nnd Rene I .n* .*-♦**. of
A
l
.
tie
r
will
v
*
.>uild
|du
e
luet
J u s t prior to the final of the ing peckinpatlgll an tile most vat rinse to seven years.
lie':-, been
• printed *‘>r« yards in six and four- France, m p iir e d 2K game for *U.
II t liiss l.y III.' I If.
Suite- day lie
aeries I dropped around to the, liable player to lii-i team -in 'the up there for a longer period titan
cision. one ef the bulge i. *haafour nut I ftit’i vt a-' la III «vci-; fifths seconds, erasing the m ark
Washington bench to have a c h a t , American l.eague.
any heavyweight champion in his
pre-eilt g| ||I||I ef i halli Hgi l I* i* ef seven seconds first set bv Luw- (donshiii sets on record
with Porklnpmigh.
The experts | If lYckinpaugh had played his tory, with the exception of .lack
Georgia won the VVT* liirgtJB
had already picked him ns the ii: ual classy game in the world Johnson.
Wle-n
s"ii Rebel I ■on, now conch at Penn- handicap nt New (*il«.in
The eulntvd boy h-d tile
series
no
one
would
have
ever
" b a il" of the series.
That *< allot ! • i ■; .* '. o
p r o d si on slight l\ more than sev
vlvaiiiu in Itt'JS, and eipiallotl l a t C herry Tree won llie U.i W r u
Knowing the uncertainly of clinlb need the noire!inn of the
er
|>v Howard Drew and laircti handicap nt Tin J u a n a .
baseball I hud offered alibis fur rollimilten.
Mon
hi mi.
I
'l
l
venture
if
the
«|ilo*tion
were
Itavifltr
Clltleil
lilt*
lliild
PIU',
wliile
I’eckinpnugli rather (linn censured
Willi *1 Rib*la • b u l b i l i] Hie 5.000
(
’lever
Sencio,
Filipino
Fishier,
I
am,its Like
him.
Personal conlucl with him put to tile players and the uippirc* the |diiyi-r stood with his hat mi
1
rtoHlhler, he Would gleet tlu
void record m the *<*a:t a r t il le r y
day n 't e r day made mo realise In* of tho A m othu n I eiigtio at li'WifTAxj*
Second Kditioo Of Late Pancho \ ilia
corps game i i't P.roi.klvn, n e g o ti
was to a desperate slump from | Hit pm rent of I lino would I'uV llfoll I of tlo‘ |daye| lltlll'.lv :
i i i paueh wao d>*'i-rvjjig of llo'
i f Vou won hi lu.iiiy lee e lilt
ating tin* ill- 1.iiu in Id niinutes,
which loj might emerge at any I
hotiot.
make,
V
2 reel mils, or * \ i u seconds f a s t
moment.
Daytona I’cai’Ii
* + *
A healtiiy swing you auust lake."
er than the figu tes he set in S t.
"1 guess you're tin- only writer
Pei kiapatiell is nut the (I ukI iv
II tl*e erow yelled its
df-ap
Wednesday, .Mai'ch
Paul a y e a r ago.
a t tho series who hasn't already type and to really ntiprerlate Ills plovul,
a a |dl1Ver lifter bellipicker! mo Its the ‘gont,’ said peck, griiil tturlli one must *re him over eulhil out III tile plate mild. <
Aina H i l t f i i i h ,
f o rm e r Penn
3rd, <S:M
slur, I'ovcfed titllt meters in ope
"m any thanks."
the long route.
strenuous protest. B yron 's teplv.
mpnile 22 2 a set tint!-:, im lterin g
"Whllo I realize my playing al
ns he dusted off the plate, would .
MADAM (iALLlM
i*- mark of 1:21 mmh* last wi-i'k
ready entitles me to that very
Pl.'t 'KIN’I’AI’fill's CASE
I.e xoinol linig lit,.* I his.
bv \ incent Iztllv *Y Brooklyn.
unplensant distinction, still
I
NO jjo.iitiou on llie d iam o nd i
C U I U ’l
"l-'andom imi: t tie v. ry sore,
would p refer that final judgment more iio|ioti.iut than rliort'.top
Li bid luii kie of t'liii ago, eimil.lsleu to tin awful m ar."
, - «
reserved for tho finish.
p* " g m the Am erican A. Mi. U.
U ilboul i d .old In* was by far the
World’s y'rcalest t*o(ou can never tell, possibly I J best ih f.lisive siiorlstnp in tinSwimming chiunpiondiip* in Fh>rMill nould
repeat the jin g l e ,
will do something tomorrow Mint) Anie»i.-au l.engm- lie I season, re- m am luni - or mild the player ilelorjitura sc|)i;ino
ela • ! till !ie*i a lew all yard free
will win the old luill game, then gnidh -s of wind the figures any,. riilnl it u a* m, use and made his |
t h li nk of 27 2-a. The old
tho folk* will forget all about my
While Ie* fail, il to hit dltltl Jo* wav to the henrh.
'••cord of 27 I-a was held liv EleaPrices 1^1 .o() i<> ;:-">*(**1
previous poor play.”
**r Mairatti.
ranked with Sam Hil l* and G nu a*
Plus Tax
(iosliii for timely \\i.tl, at the lull.
lit RON VS. McGRAW
I'cl*r I>e Pile
wiped tlie fee-1
When I'erkiniuuigli muile (lull
Wtisi|iiigliin ’ i end Iy won
tin* | 1 A I.WA YH got a kick out of
id "t Idt* mih
an hour made ,
home run in (he eighth inning of Aifui n an League pennant lust | lenoirk i once lo aid Byron nmk.
Seats on sale Wed
\ I o'utm Mdton m K a n s a s C ity
the las! game, it looked an if In- t.eaiaia by lakimr the mujnritv of [to Manager John Metlrnw of tin11 1
I*\ av c a g in g 12H.2‘J miles |
nesday, Fel». *Jldi.
had made bnNchnll history in the game* from Philiulelpbia.
In Miauls
I am itulitied I. think
1,1 " i-rtninc th** ;u«i mill* w e e ut
many of tliose games, Peeklnpaugh McMimW also elljoved it, altliollgtl
Minn ..
0:00 A. M.
Win. the out - lauding star.
at tint time .hr gave no outwuid
I eatl ler'u 11 three games that demolist rat ion of Mieli a feeling.
F ig h t s R e s u lts
Unpaid reservations
I'erkinpaui'h saved by reuuii kitlde
Oil: I *-;i is i i.t i** has not made
As a youngster Hv run stiff mill
stops, j.vo that In* won by bis bat an injury to one o f he. finger-,
I fan- i . I,■ ‘lift in trium ph to his
-I
m ust-be taken up
C L E A R W A T E R . J no l.oeMiurl 'ing ami atinlliel that he pul e" which necessitated tin- iim putatnm
n a l i . i land
of Kvonsville, Ind., kimekeil out ■ ue iee by a • teal of linim*.
/»..•; o f the first joint.
In the gum*b'l-i! tii'wspajici'H rendered! hours before concert
Eddie S p ea k s of l.miixvilli-, 7 .
by the wav, il win tin* only sur- 1 have reference to, Byron lotd
a *1", isi .a after tip* limit.
F our.
Young ’’ itllsre of Tatu|ui, de e.-ssful theft ef home I saw last chased several of tlu* Minuet nnd
Deposit required if
* i t In lit dec larch La Barba to be
fontod Jo»
McGowan, Detroit[ \ ear.
McGravv was a hit peeved.
Me-<
tin* w in n e r and the other two vpthi* fti •dilluwi -I .
held longer.
Grnw is quirk with the retort j
in Invar of Seneiti.
TochnicniPI*
I’hi I /.'
of Milwaukee, gain I Perkinpjingh was the most vluii- courteous.
Possibly fur the lisst
tka: g a v e |,n Barba a victory,
*<<! dcciniui over H arry Allen of nlile p la y e r In his team Inst yea r. time he ntiticeil the missing first I
'• Filijiitm gave him such a
id. icon.
Much of tin* punning lie is imu r e joint mi Byron's right hand.
t e lT ilu
b a ttle ns
to prove conpj
MEMPHIS, Tenn.,—‘Big Boy" t a ilin g is ll result Ilf till* HTCimd
clii‘ tv, ly In* is
"I suppose you lust tbnt finger |
menaco
to La
a
Peterson of Mississippi, outpointed 1guess.
Barba * reign.
trying to pick soipcliudy's pm k d .’ " •
a
H arry Fny,
Louisville, hciiv.
eni.OltlTL l MPi It MS
sn Ll M cGrow rn llier derisively.
Seiicio gave iiu* ctinmpion tit**
On Mellonville Avenue i
|i( weight, K.
< i H.MIthM’ I. umpires nre the e v
"W rong again, John," answered
bai,l. t fight uf his career.
lie
HOT BPItlNGn, Ark..
Ja.k il 11nn.
Tin* gam e boasts few Byron, l ‘vv* wrirn it down pointing j
ear"* ,| the battle from s t a r t to
•"7 Hliarkey, featherw eight !«.f N. u 1i i aial ters like Tim Hurst, Silk you tn the exit sign, on your way!
'ini-b with the exception of two
m York, Ih-ui (iiairgc Handers of ' >J.mtghlin ami Bill Byrmi.
mice more."
rounds, in which La Barba was
LlttH
flock,
K..
—
•
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I-IU1* Hock, H..
I <»f tin- mere modern school, Milthe autrres.mr.
Local fight critCINCINNATI
And. ■rsmi of | v llvi.m is Mill active, /dllieugh
_ UINl
INN AT I Joe Anderson
As In* issued the words that
i ; ai.il several eastern experts deR ead y^ or ImmcdiaU
B Y 1) V \ THOM \ S
di ad. but in (’lev i
Covington, Ky., defeated S|>< . Jy j In- didn't do liny %
%*11 K List Hyiii* meant McMraw's removal front llucla'ed be vv•»u!i| have had his hand
MCA
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ervic
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W
riter
I'llipuioH
iiav.*
sem
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Sparks of Lawton, Oklit., tn.
b i n ill In n SubsUnUill
no r due to a hrokeii leg Miff.red game, he assumed n theatric pos
raiM d bad llie fight been to n deE O S A N G F I . E S . F e b . T 1:
Pan
ci -m *i*.
P H IL A D E L P H IA Jin k Di lam v during tin* winter menlhi*tsi •iII.
ture
ami pointed tn the exit with d m Villa, great little fig h te r i *4
Six rot.ms and breakfast r0^
11i PH dgeport, Conn., knia ked ..ottim e nun** th** 1*1•
* In ■*
Mvnm lives m Delieil.
tjulle the rurtniled finger.
'llie little Filipino, who was
open porch, hurdivootl tltwr.-.
is tineat« 111‘d by i in
J o i,tip Romero Itujiis of i'lnla-; h* .pieutly lari summer in- would
lieril taiifit llu* f ir s t essentials of boxdelphin. 1.
c lo s e t s .
R e p r e s e n t a t *vca a
•
In many \\ a> * Si in ** i *1-eiublen
•It **p acmin.l to r hi *ln >mg loom
t BASES 111 ITERI'I.V
P>v bv
kite Rancho Villa, has
gam e, the m a n ag er com liing at Vida, part n ulai Ij i*
MILWAl KEE
foil Morgan. 1*. ISM * the time of day with the
to
show
you
through
these
w
I i- style of j'v * c \ jiaiity pieces s ary to
KNOWING Hint BIB has pulled third called for time.
a
I -Mapped
Junior lightweight clmmpion. „ut‘ Umpil*>.H, although
lie seldom hundred** el Wise crock* at llie! the g a m e and a’*kcd him what w as fighting.
lighter.
Aboiu^ulk
pointed Jimmie Goodrich, in
I
lever
Senclo
en
t
*
*
this
iounstayed- for the game.
expense of players and tiinpugcr*. 1the trouble.
la
lit luc.
TRENTON, N J. Maxi. I..... .
try sh o rt1* after tin* tragic death MVI*. refusing to let a fight
lake most of He* colorful play* 1 asked him tlie funniest stunt
"N o th in g , except that -n n e you | o f Paneim Villa.
bloom of New York, heat Rocky * rs or u m p i r e s , b e in g a m e i e spc« - ever pulled at his expense.
lb* ought the Be Is last, clever and cun nhftorb
|n Wnrhl of punishment
without
a re so good ut du tsiu g players o f f
Smith of Buttle Creek, Muh., 111. later carried no thrill. B) len
"A miner league m anager did thq field, wliv don't >«>u get ri.i of crown once Worn by his fellow bowing the usual Weakening
DANVILLE, III.,— Eddie Hlnicn tlmvc*. eti action.
countryman.
After upending a tglls.
it." said Byron.
" I hud dinned the b u t te r fly ."
of Danville, wmi u terhiuesl knock
little more thaji t\ months in
ll.v i*m In si won fame by being about half bis ball club from the
"
I
wanted
to
laugh,
hut
I
derided
out over Frankie* Welsh of Chi known as llu* *mgiug umpire field and he was much disgusted,
America, Soncio aiicsdy Ita . com.I within a liuir's breadth of realiz
In Make Vnutlur Trip
cago, 5.
When a player kicked. Bill would Late in tin* game a big butterfly In try to make good and did.
VVASH INGTON—Old Irunnides,
ROCHESTER. N. V - ll.dihy I recite c v te n p o r u p e e n , poetry urj in.-Mbd up flying about the din sneaked out and on the fir**i try ing* his imibitim:.
Garcia of Camp llnluhlrd, Mil., won ning o little ditty cnmpiAicd no lh**| niooil, mostly between the b a tte r put my enp over (hr b u tterfly .
Ho met I*idi'I I .a Baihtt, young 'ailing the sons for the firbt time
I then summoned the hut buy and flyweight king, in a 12-round, mi- in 17 years, is to make a voyage
■ itechnicif knurknut nv.-r Phil spur of the moment.
pud pitcher.
ordered him to ink,, it in the duli- decision bout here recently.
Verde of Rochester, il.
That friiiu Region along the Atlantic
t\ lien a player struck out. Bill)
At a ra th e r critical spot In the hnusf."
Gtdf coasts and up the Mis
thu title was not at stake i> tin* “."‘l
sissippi.
B m y
5J3
Made
Birthday
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THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 22. 1920
| Empress Talks To
People On Charity
^ O fTiie Court
____ NOTB_COSTS $27.75
sense of responsibility wns "fos-J "Since I let Willie keep
were adopted by the children. 111-1 lost dog lie’s been a changed boy,
, OOSHEN7lmf.; w >. 2*—a m x«■
trea tin g an animal was sufficient
.The-same song In various keys
"®r; *1* Antlah farmer, living: in
to cause its ilbcl ine. %There prowl was the daily d o w n.
Willies and
TOKYO
on
,-tv
Mnldlehury township nenr here,
in the children a spirit of civic Tommies anil K a tl r j had acquired
I Empress ’ wh
^ —The wrote \V\ II. Uabh, ti ru ral school
L
clmriUcs’ thrm?»hrnn ‘* i numer° u* tt‘ac,h?r' H nolc »» relation to his 1 NEW YORY, Feb. 23.—</P)— years ago now arc tidy mid tlecor- pride, chivalry and the desire to j a sense o f responsibility, jiroloeug u l to bring lot.t mul unwanted • lion anil pride.
ritcy .wero un^
/§ £
evolved ■.
, Jn Van' has ?on,
absent from
school,
Tho explanation . of this nninmls to thi school from whore runscioilsij becoming Bettor Citito discover
Hopes |\ U
imdii
causeu. prosecution of iodcr.
I Oder, Rroonic S tteet, Now York, has lost / oas.
.iisl(, v r r ttho
h „ r h, T uii' ! hp hopes
b b caused,
■ -''V'jUgB
subjects conirm pf* t i Jeas uf
. n? “ chnrP°
circulating obscene mo. t ol its old brooms, its tin- transformation is given by some they were gut tiered daily a m i. xen .
'I ho wo*k 1 m s 's p re a d , a n d nil*
ussiKtinrr iv
niranp of lite ra tu re and when arraigned in kempt child m i ami ils general air persons in two words— humauo taheu to rniinml sheltoi*.
mnt'e education has hcen project.
N‘ ", .‘ )n,cr
Z ' education.
lh,' S.riU„"'
:'!'y
h'a' ht «“ fta"! *”•- ot squalor:
..
It begnn in school thirtv-cjght
As soon as this ■Marled an mi- vd Into tho curriculum of almost
A new biiirim b us boon nl workIf i in (,„e „f the dirtiest ami most ■nuxlinte psychological change was .ir;. pithlie cehooi m New YorU
H
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ci-nRtstpd pm-L ? i thc citv. where noted.
-Many lost .lops and cats r ty.
with
start 11mr result*: tm
has five stntions in Tokvo. Tlu, REACH—Perhaps tlltlo
ap p e a r nt th e ir host.
Its morale,
Empress has caused u U tter b o \ iij '*r ,, m w° n l, try s0 much.now. 1 m i i n t e d cats or dogs with tin the principal, with what np- went up by leap:, anil bounds.
REPR OD UC ERS
to be placed nt each of these stu 1
ye,,s. n t. hi® ,nsl visit to Papa cnns, or old folks pelted with , pronched clairvoyance-, foresaw
P are n ts came to tho school to
That
the
results.
A
humane
society
was
.twiten
eggs
mid
disrespect.
turns with an Invitation for anv u CFl Ti’ oui* th a l il wns 1:111 s,,ort « U c n eggs nml i
luphoncs arc cxcolstarlet! within tho school nml tho tell o f lheir clilltlt'Cii mice,
one to write her personally re ta rd by. , n" b° “ r ' The beach m ust day has passed.
rrpr<Hluccrs.”
«ald the aaloa*
thoughtless
Pint
selfish,
but
mm
le
toripontcfj
the
itJIT charity.
nlo,,K without the Count here- • how honvelcs.i ‘ mid
________ _ [children tatty lit to regard
anxious to anuutvn their itpiH'tir- man.
after. Ostracised and out n nig- *nninuiU a re 'tti he found now. Thu
““
rig h ts -o f household pets.
They --------“ Yea, b u t I don’t w a n t a lot o f
bake \Yui-th I n k ,
n,c t , r *n« which he lost, he has old and blind nrc solicitously help* were told that one essence'of good i alien, assist with the petty nrtaltr
ami listen !•> little gramophones running about
‘
W
o
r
th
L
a
k
e
Avenue
«.ll
shaken
the
sands
of
this
place
out
cd
over
the
streets
by
children.
citizenship
was
n
m
a
tte
r
of
one's
ot
lilt
household
be extended westward.
th e house,” replied th o custo m er.
of his shoes forever.
Many unkempt urciiins of a few rcnctinn.’i to one’s contacts, tutu a th eir g ran d p aren ts.
Squalor And F ilth Of Old N ew York
Street D isappears In R ecent Y ears
<:$
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n
. 'v $ S : ‘ V
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V
H om e
Building
Program
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Ldaughter of i he King and Queen of Italy, is
ifsvnrite a t the Italian court. S he has been
liD.lei .oi English nurse, and speaks English
L_
louse O f Lords
\At Dawes’,Many
\Reform Attempts
*’ta
: I
I: ,' •! 1
Mcm-ultide the three eldest sons of the
l(. Kinc. mid twenty-four bishops of
tin- t'hureli uf England. I’cobnblv
,u' 1 i went\ wnmeii. peeresses in then
■idi *' . mi r ight, will he admitted anon.
'I t
Itareli AM Present
e 'l>
JV|5
It is nit’v mi ra r e ami liisturii
''a t '
,ls \ . that half tho m em bership
■.I the Lords ussi-mbles. The last
t tie. oica-tnii was when in lHhil (ilitil
•e^rnnwi
r4-
t*.m s lintne rule lull was defeated
I \ i vole uf IIP to II.
This illus•i i. ,(ti>':!ii i pei'iiliaritv— th a t t h e I .1- ha- a p e rm a n e n t majority
~7
■a ill.- i mservative part v which
■ inl- 'or a n slin tlu-y and teste d
w*
mti-ii-t.- tin- liiiniiiul m einhers is
lain!
fair atti ndnnee fo■'
'e g Ini-smess Many laird*
1,ii. . .Ai l tnlered the Cham ber in
tin a Ity*
Many, like the great
" mi nivi i r*. Imnhets. farm ers untl
...... .
. nt n s a p p ia r only when
■t-i !.i*..it .i i ff. ting I he i n te re s t/
1 1 tin ii . la*- i* afiml.
11 In-hops ■u.-tomui ily vote
U <■11 metlsure* tegaldillg the
« .»r»
J
iJailc'oi*.*, <>' lntt.‘i 'in ;m City have* plan nod a new town of al!oi iii-,* b.^ai’ty isd ::n:ic1 soil 1 i-tropical ti'Ces and flow ei’rf in
»be :*4Voj,*’
.ij*hic eeiH'.'i’ of t ho pen insula.
*
A pt*hi1eui ni"1 1 harmony will prevail throu^'hoyt.
Some Heei ;,nt; j v ’v Iicon sot a.pari for the more palatial homes o f tho
wealthy, while oilier seel ions will have homes ot equally at
tractive but less eosily t* ’i n \vht‘i»' the man of moderate
means will find hi. dreams of a lovely little Florida home
come t rue.
One after i.nothi r the found:*..Liens of beautiful homes of the
Modd e n a 1 ean tyjie of arohitecture have been laid in the sec
tions immediate!v adjoining the business .district.
These
homes will have the advantage of every city convenience, artc- •:•11 v a u r, eleelrie litrhts, telephones, concrete
sidev. i!>.**end hard paved streets. Nearby the first Rolf course
is h :
h id out, while tennis courts, bathing pools and the
\ m hl's
largest
swimming pool, a m assive Homan’
Api at i * Ampitherdre, will furnish unrivaled recreational
■'tc’ililios Id the residents o f Inte»’ocean City. #
!land h hand wiili the home building program nt Interoee-.m City to es the erection of numerous business buildings
as well as the building of industrial plants and the
Mpmcnt ot model farms ip the surrounding tefl^ft/ryractivities as these cannot fail to add greatly to the value of
every Interocean City lot, w hile the developm ent of Inland
W aterways will further increase investors’ profits.
Our local representatives w ill glad ly arrange for you to visit
interocean City and see for you rself w hat is being done to
create big values here. The coupon will bring you com
plete imformation.
’ 1 t h "i tie* moral- o f the cum
midi
The threat of a la x on
1 Ming to iin n a - ” tin revenue, if
!• i l i.n if llo i of the Kxehequei
'■•I..... it may bring them out in
- lau not all on one side.
\lmo.-l as loan, of the lsil'ils
•atiil tluin l
piesent gelieraha.i- i nine front hig business
hole ilu tanks of politicians,
th t of these have m* time, if
1
had tn«tr. for spending their
a i pp.iuont
at legislation, s« that
ih t*..j _ • t active lords consists of
hn.v, i poliiii iuus and noblemen of
l> i-utr
Veil many' of the latter
l |,l*«» j || • their fox hunting and
f a* mg to
t’ f*•i it of the l.ords from the
Ii ill1* H|jiii i":[ "f ilte t 'oriservutive Par• V Hlr Ufi-h - Ii'i'teui of u mem hers hi 11
io
"• ii’dy those o£ nubility
lik.-K t„ !«• m tr r c s te d in public
Mm.
v nijqiti with them. Even thesi
i t in,-ui- •u dictated largely bv
1 . »■ f 1><
r ■ day the Labor |»arhc.it tile Lords of the
1,1 hills passed by tile
in lu ll the Liberal
,T
eh
it
intpossihlt for the
!•
1- 1,1 throw out a Commons
.11 ’’ 111 Haiti three tim es. —
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lur.,- you boon d o in g , Ed-
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1>' h t-litiial has been doing.'
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MUFFETS
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SI' K1 'enthusium icallyj: Oh. I
viviMi aiiythinK in the
*ar,i» fliiT) *" ':7|'I *'aVt*
fur th at vase
Wul ■llln.pl!
their pn,
MIC u \ n ' wh>' didn’t you buy it? ,
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'Ui uf rig'm
*''1 f,Vr 'k'Hurs for it.”
*py lime
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FLORIDA TROPICS D E V E L O P M E N T C O .
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to I n v e s t o r s r.
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Highway Prieee
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BY ASSOCIATED CRESS
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N ev a d a E d ito rs T o
S p on sor T h e T w a in
M em orial B u ild in g
U/lCI/ig /
ItetrlfciTi of Kissimmee rtravoked a
mm ting of I' mSI resident* when
a nuniher m i i t d their dir,approval
nt suil’ a nrnposwl projeid. " *he
m atter «i!| he fixed uu ratisfuctcry to all " the cohatnictiou com*
pnny’fl head promised.
RENO,
Newspaper editor? at Nevada,
working through the state editorial
association. have undertaken a
movement to erect a memorial tu
Mark Twain that will be national
in ecope.
FORT MYERS—That Florida’*
Beside the eflbtn in which the
fhthing ri tniiree" are not pimply famous American humorist scrib
bled hi* first dra ft of Huckk*
berry Finn, beloved bad boy oi the
Mississippi river hanks, it is pmpot-ul to erect n huUdmir or n' r *
Pans move to this sit-; the old t e r
ritorial Enterprise building at \ iruinia City in which Twain served
MIS t' N DKltSTOt) 1)
his cub reportership.
The cabin was occupied by SamuDEEAND—WHicn Chief Deputy
"We women are always nusun <1 Chmcns when-'he was hardly
.1. K. Adncy showed some visitors dcrsloml."
over the Volusia countv Jail, h e ,- “ Well, no woman ever tries t< more than a boy and before h.s
iicn name had much significance
pointed out t o them "a dangerous 1make herself plain, doc •h.e?"
in the literary world. It was then
old man.!’ confined in n .padded
situated ‘o n the desert near Aurora,
cell. The "old m an" provt d to t r
FRETWORK
but later was transported to JdleItH) cases of alleged fine • liquor,
Fits hand —
seized some time ngti hy federal
"JVe’ro
going
Unlearn
fretwork
pocket and purse
agents.
at school, mother."
“
Then
I
shall
send
you
to
another
MELBOURNE— Frorff evident of
M ore f o r y o u r m o n e y
or you’ll he growing up
( unreel Weight Mtiuy
America’s sporting blond was pro srfioid,
and th o 'b c st Pepperm int
like
y
r
u
r
fnther.
He
works
on
duced litre when defeated candi
Chewing Sweet for any money
N KW YORK—Because wuirten
Monday,
and
frets
about
it
all
the
dates for the city council m ip tn l
sometimes impair their health to
*r
the invitation of the victorious r r s t of the week."
I ecomc slim and fashionable. sci- Look for Wrfgley’s P. If. Handy Pack
ones to nlUml a banquet, given by
lind ooltfie tinlv of.correet weights is
Aitbtirndale
—
New
genin'
Si on your Dealer’s Counter or fc
the latter.
Speeches were hr aril
will to he made by the American Medi
by hath the incitnibtnl > nod the in Indies' ready to wear a tort*
cal Association.
open soon.
coming heads.
NEW HANDY PACK
.'t & o
L e - A M .T H tE
p R i c c 1 C . A K n>
A&AIMSVTHG- • L*CX>?/ J'HO’N 1
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n i/R M jT H cs c ? A R T ^ > '. ’
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..TAMPA - The "meanest of thm i ^
nil " wuii found at I’l'ii-iirnin. n
Word wn* . received her:- that a JJ
, sneak th ief entered the home o f , *
Itev. It. f5.Ttou*hiiui. Baotirt m in i-j It
nter, ami pilfered the family hihlc.
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FORT .MYERS- Protests hnv**
h id i ." . he irniKicd iter nil xilillll been registered h ire .listin' t the
it of to,mm iiiioes.
.’ hooting of birds at F o il Mvet
\,
The Murat lloim" to id here ir Iteji It, an island sancliiarv
of 1lie pirn ■• < ' uHci e t o' tiumhi (• of instanees of the shiv
,
i, ,i . |
| ’ie I’ooll of ll|e ing *>f wild life there have hero
f
r Tin • .tale i.- intact. .Mm i lepot led.
ia
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O ld F lo r id a H o m s le a d H ow s T o N e w
D e v e lo p m e n t In T a lla h a ss e e R egi
TAM.AIIAKKEI*
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(/lb -—’One «d the oj,|,
iioi•o ten,l
pn the
I ’ nlled S i -itei, i 1 i
C harles Eoui’ \
>a
\ ml
VfMurul. Mill of I III* fk III) o| \
and piVinrn of III, ! St o Nn-de |:
y e a rs gone lit. It.i. In.wed t I P.
ilia di’Ve'o]iiil< i(
JA group of |ni ,o
, m ■ . t**..’ :
by Fi.fr,'
i i u i li d.
fath er of lh lull w lit, i
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fihi Hi In i o-i <1 .lirpl.iii i • no • |V.i
tMrJoii, neiputi I i >> Mimii
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sli ld# loeati'tl Ul.-I w i t ” , i ., 11
lllli see. \\ it it t , ,|
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f I
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liliA l ’TV! liich iu ss *»1’ natural srLtin.u- mii i ho hol ts o,J sparklink!’ Id.Kr ' l 'hn|Hil-:alitra
Ilu- luxun’ann ■ ot' inipiea) foliaft'C,
tliu adf’tl l»y winding, clear uannls this is (iio
i
i< a lily of l he mo
li'tn ji’ftni’»* prixlucer’s vision; vonvincinv; or uloneo I'm t he seekit of a v al'.'i fpont homo. P’or pai l ioulars ioommi'nioalo with
Tin 11ft i. -ti • *I* ii i it it *•••| t In*' ' I*
res tit ills id I' on id * t . !• - til >• Imt
tin* r Dnt luiIn * - luni t> id 11,' .
Your Persona!
Inventory
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Willi- .11 Vi.,
royal 'itjii .s\
G rapefruit FrnilTI
Opposi
—and others I
and LACK) V1Sxo I'aiior Musses
malso your ivser-
KxrrusioN
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tiling i*i
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the s idol I, |i t .d'l
maniigrii i ■ l>
Stalely Pines
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FIRST N A TIO N A L R A N K
* - tc ll'"’l II I till *.: 11*
CCIlll Ii Ip I Ik |
Tho in ya
Waving PalmetS
S e m in o le B usiness E x c h a n g e
S. M.
st I'irsl.Slruut
P rlm Y |AJ 11r ,i i in.n
tl dntii:lii!i i
ij i
h o m e’of,the,.
M a ssiv e Moss-Fesli
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glu i it I'rut i Mui ul. , nt In ot \ •
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| i
matwhul mule; .Vapuleou I
To* pru ec, who ■ i ■ m.on o ' •i'i*
witll thorn' of III VS If i■. I ill!l"|,tU'.
grail hdcrc of (ii ui'.’ t M .i-liiiii.'int,.
k
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h ISF’EM MEE Plaits «( a u.n
ati in tion ( "imuitiv t" erect a nuiii
SA V E a n d
T H 1U V E
v. eo’ ...........
i o| , ut
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IMI.ATKA — An unidentified
, man, with nothing in bis p o ik s t
|t o indicate who he was. wit. found
d e a d 'a t the entrance of th>* lora1
Mothodist <hurell. A pin m i
pronounced tl-* death due t> natiiral causes. The man had he n
i.eeii on lla* streets here tit difft rent time .
H ig h ro llin g land; water,
te le p h o n e ,
.1
good weE
line'll (Ii L | lie'll I
s t r e e t s , now under cfli
iiuiiiia
f
mentn limit 1
p la c e s S a n fo Park withi
UllUMII'l ii
lug 01 eel ,tc
hit cm 1
nt Home Ii I 1
u t e s o f th e Post Office
propel
I i . l p * •*! ton
he l i j l li"«l 1
rlWM'll it II ii i'll, !
hilts 11 l'ii,t',I,| p|
Prim 1 Mi,! it ti f,
Which in I is ,,1, i,e
e f f o r t « r 11 i l l
for him
v.
’ill lll’l Mu M .
out io ’
Prim
Jen, iici
1
M 1.1.11 j .Ms i*
Ulih.if
the N,ip” li • nif
r<tii| id in F , i i i
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t i t 'W.T« -he stU. tl. >
Jjnuris to IlHtco | V It
‘nil ( n
igil fu-r a
u l , im R I i . i I
nod, when ihui ssu I
oVurlhiosv ut 1 lip S',
Why have
CHULUOTA TERRACE
T h u rsd ay , F e b . 2 5 th , 1 0 :3 0 A. M
( hiduota 'roi raeo, ono of lilt* most beautiful subdivisions in Florida, located on
luoia to Oviedo, connect iiur \N'itli the Cheney Highway a short distance from ('
choice lot and the entire sululivision is high and dry faciitron this beautiful lakt
. *■ ViiV/V-d"
*
( huh'ota Iciracc is just outside o f the city, but’d ose enough for a home and I
of the city.
a
'*»
l.ake front lots, lake view >ots and lots on the hard surfaced hightvay.
Tin- i< a gdlden opnortmiiiy for the hoineseeker or for the investor. If you art
\csior you can make no mistake when you purchase one or more of these lots,
•eKer or an in
we sure to in
A N ABSOLUTE A' ( PON SALE
KASYTKRMS
»•'««>
IN MOLD WILL BIO GIVEN VW \*i
a b s o l u t e l y prick
DON'T KOHOET THE TIM l
ALLEN & BRENT
OATH AM I Cl,ACE
C. W . F E R G U S O N
AUCTION KKItS
h*,g fu r 100 ycn t«,j,
i~iL, H* fm m a n y
drugvini. .&>, l«y 1;“V0 iKjgp? 0>t
|*i. Jt’rt iaoru cjo-.
HOME OFFICE: 116 E. Second Street, .Sanford, Fla
V isit This City Pro!
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NINEIUARY 23, 1926
THE SANFORD HERALD
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Hunters Kill 9454 Crows In Six Days
~~• ~
G eneral L a fa y ette’s L etters Show
H is A ffectib n For H is Close F riends
nnd their inhabitants..... .That
T
should have dono twelve months
ago had not American business
kept me in Europe . ,
“After having spent a most
agreeable first niKht with the
General, I am now going to New
Mount Vernon toWWdk' flto Ofid of
October.
Then, in company with
the Gerteral, 1 rfhall visit VW flnia.,
Hollywood—City votes to artttM
Hallandale.
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YOU—DRIVE—IT
rentro Fbrd^ _
o n d d riv e ' il y o u ra e if. f
f/
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RATES RIGHT!
You may find ft rnoeh eh#e»*r to
S
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_ «o own^ V
rent____________
a Ford fro as ue than
one... Taka
Tains the
the ear
car M
M ii drOre lt ■v/?'
on*-.
your
wherever w
t r pleasure or tntaj*
s m i lead >ou, P
Waah year hiadn -'y i-f
of Investment and upkeep **P*n*
fits the minute yoa re thru driv
ing!.. Urlva It yourself and ahva
money, aMoyance. O ft# *t chseea
In n .
Keel & Sons
Second
A f **
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•• \
it. 1 MtTsnim nllv, tint above tm'iidur.-t <>f the
’ i,’. ' m s . i day*, am! T. K. -Iinoli-t, at thi
! f| m tii’ht.ari* Ibiti Wllllnuid, IbiiiTpi'rItt,
end
Bln nt
United
equip
wit h
Death Penalty For
Shooting1 Sables
It!:: WtDN, Ki li,. ■ 1. U. :*2
lireulliitipi
, Millie 1 .isiili, ID, t*Mh\ ». ,j nf inYl.'Kt’T S h . Siberia, I'cli.
citing her lover, Amli, i i .i.11■
P the ! ,/py . Kal.il* skins, the costliest tmd .|Jlt
| ,i] j,. r Ini baml. ,
1
Itrail' ■ ,,r.st of. fun*, a re becoming so Krntt Mi ill tn (lealli. I 11111«i lit*I
|l rit< li
tlii.t tin* government 1ms
mpniiv
■ly llu- IVl i ivfil a i 'il t ltiV td
V,
i.l.
,l
u > prohibit fu rth e r aliootimpri •i.Olneol. It 1.1* Jmm-h
knl.
ni>' nf i lie miimills.
y
, T-illC.* :l V,-<!ll tn h:i i
i i III In tlm )'Hi 1 mi* in
i*i* Mid1 It i In In
,1 I’n v i
lb. umt
will 1■.Ill Tl■nfi’ thn
WH‘[>imu -
Kt-ml'.ii
ja }1:|V1. tn-i
J j* jip-
ii
dim inishing.
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MuTePee.
Ilf cure
ir* ar*
“Could Beticr Fertilizer IU* .Dade \\\*
WoOfd Make IS/’
SIMON DUKE an ri 0 ’,'M I M \NDK
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Tin* Hollywood is “honu*y”—comfort able— ideally located and m anaged .
to rive llu* most joy to the vrnests— the ideal place for rest and recre
ation. for drinking in Southern Florida’s tropical pleasures.
' "v Ford Coupe
The Hollywood ideal is now to Southern Florida— beauty and comfort
everywhere, and not forgot ling the freedom of the guests’ own living
room.
A ml
Make your reservation at lln1 Holly wood. Kates for its finest service,
food and location are most reasonable. Compare them with other hotels
to see how emphatic, the item of lowered costs is.
■%
'i witii each five
AImi 'i '
' it
|in
1ii with i- ii-Ii dol, r ’■•ii fer
\ 1 I v ,m
"
ittMi
(toil";:.. ;• ■* i■ i I'mtr <) .'ir's nil,
i* .i\\ihtrs
<.*•(
I B .». PAINTER PERTH.IZER t’U
.I p .k s o i n ill**
1.
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111>uiri*iin*i!l !*■. ■*•!* *’ tlfls i' ;. i,f In i'i ' i * \ l .'ii i -rl
r
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li'il. T r . u i ' i ' i l a l lo'i i
i*i\\ ;t n *I m ;iv I'*- \ \ m i -i -.
i i ,,
i.m
ue fit.
i , - ** i! tu u f **1ft
ui.it
i Im* li4• i , Uliln*1*n
nil! li** ii t. 11 it rill **8 i tu
• ii w•'
I til . lit ire H> f»t thin' r»dft.-, it in n f i»U
One Kara! Diamond
King
(by Uw "
ItecTIut*
rjj oil1'
F lorida’s M ost B eau tifu l
and C om fortable H o tel
I'rmlcd One
Week I REK
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The Hollywood is most inviting—fiOO rooms, all with bnth, overlooking
llu- Atlantic, seven stories, fireproof. It stands m ajestically ut the foot
o f Hollywood UonlevnnK tlu* crowning glory of Hollywood Beach,
\ It t ;
All'i..I:iv
' ’I 1 .1 ,1..\
nii*l
I ■ t u fur n I
. wil Ii I In- t
i . i . ' I Oil , I n . , anil Tutu
;it b itte r prices.
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I’y all means visit the Hollywood hotel. See the beautiful Spanish efdone in interior ami exterior architecture. V isit tho hospitable lob
by. the large and luxurious lounge nnd the distinctive dining rooms and
suites.
1 •
iiiiiR s F il l i n g S t a t i o n 1 J
lll: t Sunfnrd Ave.
Phone IG1-J
D u v n l l ' m i n t ..
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RATES, WITH MEALS
*#*4 * * * * * * .
Single—#12.50 pei* day and up.
Two in room - #20.00 per day and up
,* + * * * * * * -.■ > * * * * * * + * * + * * * * * * * * * + + * + + * * * + * * * + +
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Music tlailv by the Hollywood Hotel ( ’oncert oivhnstrn. Concert Sunday
» veiling by (he Hollywood Hotel Symphony orchestra of III) artists, diI'fted by Arnold Johnson.
Bridge Tea every Thursday afternoon
t! to r, at the Hollywood hotel— $l.f>0
I'It KM—l.tixuriuUM nut colitis trips of Inspect lim tin* nimte weekly from Hanford to
llollywund Uy-lhe-Kca, throii|>h the* tropic's uori*ruip< splendor *nd olnnir Its most
eiirliantinK waterways, fa ll at our office today and lesr^ the partlculara of this de
lightful f it EE trip, mid get our iM-nulifully illustrated literature. If it Ib not’ con
venient to roll, write us nnd we will i.ntd you full parliculBrn by earliest mail—But
write today.
oj Sanford
HF LOO PL^ tLD Y
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bu-the-Sea
A ’S
A L L - Y E A R - R w E SO R -T C I T Y ” ‘
Will have charge of our store all clay
id
W ednesday, F ebruary the 24th,
J O S E PH • V • Y O U fJG . T )hw aiB r
will participate in tlie profits t>l
February
22d
to. 4 27th
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d -•
♦
Gorgeous
%
Assi#l the W o m an s Club by doing
Special Attractions, Parades and Carnival Features
Each D*y and N ight
dll your shopping at Miller s 1’urmtui e
* Sanford Office—W. Second Street
Store W ednesday.
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�THE cAWrnnn HERALD. TOESDAV rEMtllABV 33. 192rl
Dill pickles and pret
rim and vegetables can be hnd in:
dividunlly or collectively.
And. now the grocery stores in
the districts where tiny a p a rt
ments ore numerous ‘have had to
resort to similar methods.
Hack;
s c e tte s’.' are more in demand Ihnti
\*ASfflNGTC)N LETTER
NEW YORK,
Feb. 2d
-It used to he th at nobody had
men who would shoot you ns quick tho nerve to ask for loss than n
ns look *it* you, b u t who will drup dime’s worth of Anything," comtheir guns if you flash upon phoned one isrocer in my neigh
of tho Republicans are kicking
"Now any- number of
them a certain little badge or card. borhood.
fthtnit Senator fieorpe W. .Norris
Tin o> budges and cards a re Is thre-rent s a l 's arc niiuln.. - I f it
of Nebraska.
sued by the Marshall Stillman keeps up we’ll have to put in
Nominally n Republican, he
Movement ,tj> those who take out ifroeirist'* scale*.? Of course the
Jumps the Republican reservation
isn't worth the paper tho
; membership.
No, It isn’t an a s- 1
all tile time. And he says the
goods ore w i Lipped up In.
Hut
A
DAY
er
two
Inrcr
Senator
j
sofintion
for
protection
f
r
o
m
|
. meanest things ahaul other Rowhat
ran
we
d
o?"
..........
C
urler
tile
ns
tt
Demorrat,
<
t>
»
croot.a,
hut
an
organization
that
publlcani.
-H IL B E R T SWAN.
Ndrrlk wan re-elected at the r.tmncod tlm tariff, nnyinir ho
thought
some,
even
of
the
Repub
.Inst election. Ur has nearly o full
were beginning to r.-dise
£•;.
tenn ahead of him. Several Re- licans,
country was protected to dentil.
publicans intimate.that h<’ wouldn't theMe
S T R IK E
mentioned Capper us one.
•*-.
be so brush if be l ad to go to Dm
“
Don't
count
too
much
on
Kenft.
yoter.r ptetty soon and warned nd- n ln r C afi|»r," Imre in torpor, t-d
mlr.irtralion jjupport.
N’iirri.",
“ One of these mornings
l—
. .
the president will invite ]nm to
1
MOW, thin irri r fair lA.-Norils. brrhVfaM, nml before noon )**•’!I
In the f :rat plnce, lie nlwnys wnr. t i r tilings in •mile a different
brash. •
i light."
BHLy •' Secondly, be didn’t want to be
* * /•
jr»’ >
reflected t«i Jf)2l,
Politicians ef
A DIK’i V dlgl —fiom oim'.v own
ten say they don’t when they do, ’ party. N<> wonder such ernrk*
but Norrii meant it.
| make the Republicans sore.
A m id Majestic Pines
COAL
.
Kj
it'.
I .
£~
«
.
HE Announce], in ndvnnrr of
tho IP24 election, Hint he wnMi’l n
.candidate. ^
He look Tm «t* ps toward getting
bin nnmn on tho hnllots, out in
Nebraska.
Koine bf hi* friends
Attended to It, however, In Kpllu
of him.
It involved rn.ine little
expense, which they bore.
“They rnn'l drnft me," e x
claimed Norris, when be heard of S ln r v a llo n I'orfod O f 1S!I!1
it.
“I’m growing old.
l ’in goH rings A ction And Help
fng lo get out of polities nnd have,
From fio w r n m r n l In Tnslv
n good time."
So he drew n rh rrk , to reimburse
O f Providing Men I Supply
bin supporters who had nut up
money fo r him, nml then fin dlrtnU'd n le tter to bin aucretnry,
MIbs Mnbcllo Talbert, telling them
ho poiiltkvely declined to run.
c b onii .I to not agree to call it nrbiration
ey know also j They got up some other
high
may 1•• “ in Hounding mime for it.
belli
their
Well. Ed. I'm glad the coal utrik'
he wmd goe.» is, nettled. The only people who
will have to worry now will be
t-e don't nl the eoul dealers. Thrv will have
ore jilwnys to tiiink up Pome other intense it
i| neweoiners keep the price of coal up to th>'
dayed iti-i he- *ceiling.
Iiie b i r lied
't II i:
t in e • by-.- •■
i r ite nnd itllior form
'OHg,;,| inn tvpiial i
bate brough; nliont
“ PLEASE gel tlilt, letter out tonight," he told Mins Talbert. "My
tomorrow it will be loo late t ,
undo what thoae mhgublcd tmil
lldunls Imvo done."
’ “Ketintor," rcpliid Mist Tnllnrt.
“I'm too tired !n g<t it out to-
You know, I couldn't help but
think, while that coal strik e w;i.< on
nml etunty eonl bins up in tin
eit kn in-ii- North were running no much ofof domestic' ferin g . how fortun ate we nre who
New \ o r k j live down here in C od's countiv
nr.i numl e r i
Wliv, there at,- grow n men dot. n
i.elmgs
here ttlio never s a w n piece of nr
i Sob push th raeile coal in their lives, In in bo- III'
o f drolls of t bent.
• f Dint. " 1 During one woihI winter wrath* • ,
In ■'! t’«•• ti a felloe \ dd take n Sundnv to w _ i paper -ami keep the whole home
j
Location alone make? Sanford Grove a develonmnnt
rivaled in.the entire Sanford District. At the inter3
lion of Crescent Boulevard and Geneva Avenue v’h &
prices are bound to soar upward as soon as these
important thoioughfares are opened to public tam?
Traffic, too, dinamo of real e,stat'e values, is destinedtn
lie centered at this intersection.
The unusual‘activity that is taking place in tliis section)
and especially in the heart of Sanford Grove is prom
•■nouyh that prices cannot continue at this low level.-Now
is the time to make your investm ent, at these lowprices
and allraViive terms. W hen construction i- complete
mines are certain to double and most likely they will
i u ; 11 eye you to loose no time in securing y>" v portion
iliis development. When the time com< •to reapthe
.( if ihnl it is t»:i’o lo pay, 1)0 nlilo lo'■■■iv y<oi made iton
■"round floor.
wan oi, • pi im il t i f it were ...........r
tligbt.’*
n tin* vellov
“ Whnt!" tried
Nurriit, who,
didn't believe if. "You doii't loul. j
■; '
•
do
!
i \
journals with nil Ui.v
a p |ii-a |.
i .ir tuo ii from me to p!ml
n o t the misfortunes of others, but
’ to. s,,|||, titm-N have to point out
the t h t - . intuits ,,f ,,iir neighbor-:
Lo nppn rode t t lmt a snu|i We lu,t'>
I
I niaV In thick-beaded
I bn vej
• . l i i ' i i n> i n . it of b a v i u g a nnilri'ri
i Mill ept ion
lint, f o r | lie lif e
■ i me. I 1'iin’t i f ttliv r V c r i m d v ii|t
m
i b io
k in g d o m
of
.tin I.
i'hiiii
i io 1
d o n ’t pe k op ling mid b a r g a i n
ind i oiin dotti I. i i i w b e n t i n - o p l '
t e e v • am n f' it, foi 1in - 1
to
I e- |, i In
no 1 o,n lii tei iup. t In n * I
Plow
on acres o
Tract
In Soiitlira.'lcm Seminole C ountv
sect it til, on <)! *<rh> >1u■<* I *iv i:-i"ii.
uce lor eat Ii 10 at o- unit inch
with ball) ancHf;flrai»(* $/•>(
) room bungalow
—O ne -fouitli
down, halam n i i I *2
>ls al ( luiluota from
r iG A T K TI IIS P R O P E R T Y
Otis, tm l(|iig (lo v g |u |)m i'n ( o f f e r s i n v e s t o r s u n u s u a l p f ‘>D l
b tliiie s . S a n f o r d is c e r t a i n l o h a v e a n i n d u s t r i a l section, • f
Itt d u s i r i ii l t r a c t on I h e m a i n l i n e o f t h e A . ( ’. 1- r a | , -enicr of
i tduiit will s o o n l>p in o p e r a t i o n is c e r t a i n lo he th e e
to h a r t i v i l . t .
I tttr s iig a le lo d a y and in v e st.
"f A. F. (i. I n d u sliia l T rn ct.
id surfaced Ini^liwavs lo t.bulltola from Sanford, Or
lando, and Last C.oasl al Indian River City
Good Hotel Accomodations at lie tsouablc Kates
F i.A u u n t
s v s u ;.m
•t. \V. Iloflman, Vice Pros
City Building,
St. August in c, I-la.
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oWNFHs AND DEVELOPERS
G. Wagner,
Resident Agent,
Chuluota; Fla. * *
ha QQ a
B ta u
0 KJ a
r Q H
o, ca o[
A
la
Nee for y o u r se lf the unusual WfC*
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SJCi,'*■ i
t'M 1926
:* • THE SANFORD IIERALP.
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IN
T - \ lm l u l u h *
f 0- * e U r# iwvc^ n,r r i havt‘ ucun
mnjr jrtytes* rig h t h e r e . where
y
VOI.U ( O I X T V . I> n r
i v
ituv.\t,
kkbn
iq jn ro tiA T io v
■ sir pniiit ion.
c o m p l a in a n t .
made over a (lesh-colomi slip, or
one of the blond tones. I t is much •
mure youthful thus.
v(,u m met'-' »n»ppy cto hts tn the
One of .the most attractive coats
>1 ,
foot th un a n y o t h e r p l a c e d
I have seen was worn by the pic
g V h e c S n tr.v . and I
foci
th a t •
turesque Countess Snlin, a white .
" l L d o t h e « In t h e n o r t h <•*» hold
leather affair, very short, worn
jtW surprises for n)Cwith a pleated white skirt and n
■oinw Jiutuury.^thc p i f t n t .urnMime leather h a t - u v e r so close
‘r -ire-MS and wraps have been
and perky,
S
out down hero «ui<l I t . i i
V,
Ncvci Scarf
Ju K obvious what the Jtetieral
* A novel scarf worn by Mrs.
rran k llendcrsoq struck my eve
' ‘I n ' t h l ' n r s t pli'ce, t W sleove u
tl v.a- pf white velvet, painted in
undergoing a »*riod of transition. blue ami fringed with hint: blue
• is dtevVoplhfr "inch fuincss besilk.
,
, w tie- elbow, but is usual ITin- ( oimtcss .lean de i’olignue
caught up tig h tly n t the wrist.
:T” nsors the cap for tennis and has
U n d crp in f*
appeared at the lvverylades with *
many u n ilo r p u ff* o f p le a tbi’t' hair beautifully smooth be
,ic embroidered lin g e rie m u tcineath the fancy a f f a i r . o f gold
1 . A V ell a* o f the rnotorial of
tin cads.
he fr\d>. I have noticed ninny
An attractive white vyool coat tq
>v Idr, full p e a s a n t s l o e ve« p a t h e r " ' ’in with the .white sport dress
,1 in ve il- f u ll a t d i e n n n h o l e unit
was worn by Mrs. Hunt Dickinson
-nmetinies p a i n t e d , c m b n n d e m i n r
at ilies Casino recently. It had , n .M -stitch e d in v u r y e x c i t i n g c e l ph-min-- introduced about the col
lar, and jU-t that little touch made
" ' liven in p gown* w ith long * l « v w
it different from the many white
and with whip e f f o n s forming a
coats with ilhito fur collars’.
..artiiii drapery a re very common,
* • Hal Pins
and t.. me they mi- much lovelier
The use of crystal pins in the
than the entirely c tposed urm , *■'new hats instead of rhinestone o r
jneinllv since most of us do not
naments is paining favor. Mrs.
[ill e the care ‘>f mar a r m s that
(ieorpe Must on of New York weal’s
they require to make them tlmips
them standing op quite consplcu- ■
of b e a u ty .
* .
mi'l.v III her high-nowued white•\ not her inipoitnnt eiyle fe atu re
fell hat.
i- "tin- use - f pleats, in wool and
i
-ill frocks alike. J’leatcd aprons
I saw Mrs. Stanley Morse of I.os
o*id pleated tunics n r e much more
Angeles weming one of tin- ex-,
treinelj high-crowned gigolo hats
tll evidence than poe'ets. ’
:'
will) a very square crown bunded
When i-kirt- a r c s o s h o r t a s t h e y
now. It Is q u i t e o b v io u s t h a t
with a darker shade of tan ili.oi
her bat.
lie y m ust be r o o m y , a n d
p le a t s
M ,.;„ the m ost o b v io u s m tt lim l o f
! ndmibtedly crowns are gutting
higher and higher and more ntid
eompliaiicc.
*T“
more folds make their appearance.
T affeta
*
A very attractive ensemble out
! can't be too em phatic about the C m m le s s do P o li g n a c w e a rin g
• n a r y cold Ihrcnd tennis c ap
fit was worn by Mrs. I.ouia Relnpopularity or taffeta, not only for
I belii'vc black !;»«•» ! c ('hantillv hntl of Chicago, The material was
ij„. bouffant evening rrocks, but
' I r s latuis
H rinh ard t
in h er
f.o afternoon trowtin am i for coats. and fnie pnUetiH il ii i V i >- will i... h o i s de rose kaslui for the coat and . kasha anil c r e p e de ch ine e a
,.art's, bat-, and even for sport e x t r e m e l y pup-ubir f >t -uni l in t . crept de chine of exactly the spine
or me
V tln r ciulmtitiuL rtillbilttg
. , . i(l* *1 .
nay nr a li of sunt (turtles l*v rlda, in uno’ f o r Sem in o le C o u n ty ,
Iti-spouibnt*.
i»n
1
his
the
t
j
t
h
d
a y o f J u l y , A. I).
ortiil. h i alt (cailles i ).i ini mu inicc*
Order or l*MMIeatl«u
e s t s un d e r ilo* InlloWlnq ileesosed ISM.
r i u : s t a t u o r p w m tn A ., Tu n>« ilrfelld.lli’
V. B . I*OC< St-AHH, 1 t U
.s. l o - t v l l : I- .1 l.illK i Ini
C le rk or t(m 1 ‘ircut! Court or ih * -i
T o ^V*liarie»** II. Montu g u-. Annie* " I f ! IIJ« u " . f - ' « « - ^ *;« :l
oil, .1itilbdaI C ir c u it ..f I teiitlft
s.
.M*.iit ii ii u
Mill y
D. Mniitnwoe.
**'
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.
aIt,r m
nr>, D
, „u,■., n., Alice Ji’.
IP. Uf)
llryun mi,l > •
~. ' lIM, *’''5 lit .nut for Seminole
.VIII' .Mill . all u n k n o w n ludrn. d e r - WtlpSe t hclstteii IMIUS Is llllbunivo iiK S l.t
g»o , til'd i m c ic e t In I tic taiol lierc*
I .tin IDal a eto |iiilatl„ii
, e f t . r ift-Cilhed. and ntl u n k n o w n Cottipuny,
A toxand.r llimhuunnn. .. * l ,I*|< persons • liin iln 't a n Interest In Die Wtn.
iliita tor
Itf
Ctorhl '
I. no it
filial cltuaieit In Settdnole I'niloU mid
t’omtMtiy,
Vhirlda. all, none particularly dc* t.lmltevt, t'otnntxatlon
a
curpoi
Hllon
o
f
KllBlatidi
S|-Cil*eil a s
a l l rm m e r 'sto e k tio h lris «,f rb<i Ida
"II* g inning at the HIV c o r n e r
1* 411(1 and Ctdonlittithin C0111p.H1>.
of th‘ > N l l ' i of S i P l of s#eIitiatted. a lli|Olilntrd eorpornthoi.
Drot
Tl» St S ItallEe St* I t .
w post* na m es m e u n k n o w n . .I«*«ep!i
run It t.~u ft
X. ItIP ft.. \V.
.M . At 1 , ilond.t 11 ml w U ----- .Vl*,n s u fl
S. I tu* ft., to ptueo of
jitollibi
w hose I'lir ts lta n nano l> ,01
hoi.tquloi!', •-,.nt.lining (3 a c r e s
1
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n
i
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:
lo
a
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c).ilin
1
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WOlC. I,r less."
tl Is otder»sf t Ii ti I loti I t n d e a e l i l l . 1 eels und er M ost- I*. Ie*vy. d,
I,
i
,
j
h
i
I;
.
Will.
T
r
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l
s
.
t|u«tea:
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of >ini ap o -iic to the s w o rn 1*111 of
Jo h n f'ont us. l i c e n s e d ;
st
e.-mtilnlnt lirre lp fltcit u n ' e r h rfo re I’npd
4. Ill and t " ill*' tnlloivHig
Die tstt‘iloy o f Slit re ti, A. H t s - f the ntt>eiwl«
descvlhed
l
a
n
d
',
s
ltu
a
le
,
ty
in
g
ami
saute being Itlllo Hay of this 11Ml*- . --- - - - . . 4. ;
,
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III 1I1I1 f e i n t
being ill Die 1 It) of .•■ altroid, I itutil)
It I- fiiitliec i.cib crd that tills | «'» Hrmimd. and S t s t e o f l l.icldn,
it,,(11, be i>ubti'-lod In Dio Hanfont iimev p a r t ic u l a r l y tltun'iitnil a s lot
II, 1 . , 1.1 a n e w s p a p er loihllstied In loWS. tO* IVIII
laits 1 to IT. hoth uum hors InSeiwtmde C o u n ty , P ln ih la . Pure a
Week fill fou r rOtlHerUltW* Wt*oks,_ elllelviv, " f iic a r e lllie Colli I, ns peepim
t-iieredf, ilttlv reeiodcd In t ’lal
W l t l l i 'S III,- billot mill segl " f V
.3, on page
of tin- P'tblh*
It. P iiih'I . i m C le rk of Do* t*lr> nil Ilo,di
itei
,0
its of S. iitlnol', Comity. I'lorCourt, s.oid in d e t'oitniy. Plorlita. ,*t
tile I 'oil 11 lions., in Hunfutil Ibis idn, unit to any amt nit ot tier* per
sons wlii'-e names .tie unknown,
,30th dat ef .le iiu a rj A l». is ; ’ i,
• l.ilinlug liny llK lil. Mile |>| llilcreat
V H, In Hit! I. APS.
In
mol lo Do lauds h e r e in a b o v e UctS call
C le rk " ( C lle o lt I 'o o f I
ID : A. M W eeks. 1* C.
ItblrbU-e l l a r l .
S id le Wor fo r <'oinpl.iluant.
\ O T I C K KOIl n IIM C A T IU N
llrpn rtm ru t «f ih r I n lr r l u r
H. I.nml tirri' f nt tinlnrav lllr.
t'lortitn, J n n . 3;k 111311.
N l l T D 'i ; is ltereliv glvoll Hint '- ‘I
*4 41 nt IT l.loyd of l.al(<, Mary, f ’lor I
j bln. who. on Alu II ?'■ , l;>13. nuide |
I om esl ,-sil B u l r v . No I I I T i m for
I II,ol
.3, S„ell,in |i> Tow ttrtjilp 3l> H
B la c k
r.
^
C l c n r w n t e r — C n n iit n ic tio•n w v k
.
. __ ____
p r o g r e A s in g on t i ) i n r w * t e r l i a r s
l>or e a u s u i v n y .
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EASE
II STRfap
wilh L E O K
’I *
p t t 'i l
reo so te i» u )
1 C-rj-rr,
1f o r t h r o n
ann liihf, roubles.
'
— stop
- that
To
in peace tak6 a
an J t l« e |
IB O -N
Good for the kiddies.
Ask your druggist far It.
B
;
(CAN You lluv Ativ This Chouu)
.Thin hpiwial
212-21.1-244—In the S\V i-4 or Sec. l-21-.il Seminole C*.,
Su rro u n d in g
truck
la n d s nim li . h i g h e r und m a k in g
ti
H l I C B 2 h.ouii.oo
T e r m s . $ 11, 000.00 cnah, lia b m r e 1-2 a m i 3 y e a r s at <i p e r c en t
in t e r e s t . T i t l e is c l e a r , no in r U m lie r a m y 's and 102.1 ( a x Is p a id .
D rli e * nut and lo o k nt th i s la n d .
T a l k to th e iiq rr o u n d iug o w n e r s .
H c l l r v r y o u w il l f in d ( h a t t h i s k in d o f rand U
limited ut th r e e to f o u r h u n d re d p ey a c r e .
%
>
^
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. IfS.
.'ITf
/ore
j
prices offer investors Florgreatest opportunity.
^
In the first place, Druid Park is a Britt-Chittenden De
velopment, that means it is a home spot par excellence
- a residential sectiiiiLthat'WnrFe developed in the high
est manner with every beautifying touch that'nature
made possible. Streets, ornamental white ways and ev
ery modern convenience of the city which Druid Park
will be an actual part, are included in the development
‘
.1 fu n n y n a m e f u r J iik *
' 4lo-perrsl N ic k to the I
||' , atal tiw y a l l la u g lie d .
tli.i tin- ms Ur nt he p u l tiie pui " * i'. o k atal m in t e d t b e d r a w e r
' I ' " 1‘laee.
HickyilDti
vaniKlieii.
'•
"W l,wl
they n u ll,I .-gp vv’n r a little
Bt l"4' ill) • 1 T!
' U'i " 1 dust.
-.-I J
' I o He ( o n tin u e d )
*“ h,r l..,n |
" P > tigh t. l i e n , N E A S e r v i c e . )
I 1,1 (Dot
r 11* that 11,
III.IN t. P O L I T E
I alien
ra t h e r, wliut is p o l i t e n e s s ? "
I
1“ ’•••uU
•
m y M)ii# i» tin* u r t <*f 1
r miry d*D
•‘Miiiiiijr fr€lj,|
ncaute what
l 1J "tH I IT,
> ‘ think o f th e ,h ."
I
FO R SA LE '
program.
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room s, b atli a n d tw o jiorches, located
Few lots remain in the second unit. The best locations
on O ak A v en u e a t F o u rte e n th S tre e t.
can be secured by making advance reservations.
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P r ic e .$8,000.00. T e r m s . '
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OR SALE
Tl,c Davey-Winslon Organization,
- E a st,-bU front 150
foot.{ t1-5
cush
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Masonic Bldg,
a >j l l a k e
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““" w i1A « , , t ) ' luc an<1 6lh str c c t'
t* *,Ul *i,h *<*1 termi.
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C. L- Britt
E. A. Chlttendeil
Joe D. Chittenden
L, P, Chittenden
Broker
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OUR ORGANIZATION
Frank J. Fitzpatrick
D. C. Griffin
W. C. HiU
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K M. Hunt
Howard Ovarlln
Mildred G. Peabody v
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E* H. Pichnrd
Frank L, Woodruff, Jr,
THE BRITT-CHITTENDEN REALTY C0.f INC.
Fhone 707
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Address Owner, Robert E. Ellis
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p aved road.
-S ays B e d P e p p e r
H e a t S lo p s P a in
In F e w M in u tes
Unit V '*
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p ric e f u r s h o r t tim e only, l.uln, uuinliern 24 t*
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C e le r y L a n d
‘S e a rc h F o r “ T h rill”
L ead s To D ete n tio n
Robertson, Williams and Monahan
.e-i
C o u n ty,
\ u q ii'ta* ■ Tt'onitinn
and I'rl.’hl les A HpenPer.
i .- - x K r u o t i . s mol othec clnlitiatils Deocgtj
w ' n Handys H awes, a s T ru st e e s ■ -.*1b*Mul» e n d lit l i t U i m l .
id a lriliig under Snnuicl S M o u l s - oKf d d
i 'omuls.,thm ifor»Die Coaipialuunt.
o t kin Ijftnd and
twins
h 7i 5 i r -
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t .bill of complaint.
C ity N e w s
B r ie fs
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Dial
o m le r
OLIVE R O B E R T S BATtTON '
fTiv
* f |i I- hereby ordered
urn Pai h o f von bo nrvt n p p e a r > « * :A __
fore otic sit til t ’ ln 'lilt Co urt i*l 1 h"
C o u rt House a t S.uifonl.
plorpiu.
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r m u i s o i y , l a m l t - a . n i-ornawiinUi Mo Ub flat of HeplemlH't-.-. ,\- P1n*'rt nmt I Were n*«f
.Mesatulur llactniiman «s fduut- in:.i,
t*IIAl..’.VUt II. MONT.vn K Aliilb A lVm.
o s e ui k'lonun uim i uith CiiluiiiU. j e s t i ' (•< Uts l*lll of eoinPlnliM «■*
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J J - m j J f f l j Don CnitipHtijr. Umtthl. ;i rorpiim-« limited ng.illikt. yon In lot* rouse.
widow or Sulnacl
-Xtoniaoui. Don o f KaJDnnri; .mi loinier stock- I . ii is riirthe/ V'l'dmc*l' (Hat DM
ile tiry l l r ir D i A lic e >1. I t r j 's n . a ti'.i|«le|s of Klurldu I allot and Cultm- ‘ordir he imbltshcll In ItiettanjU ti
w ot iw. unit M a x M arx, and
l.’ompahV.
l.linlt,-*!.
p 1IltrMlil. a n rlv p a p e r
unknown itevtseeu, qr»t>tees,
ot l«fttlon
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has n l r 'l n o lle "
of
loteiillon 1 *>1
I otilk" Dlls,*,-.vem* proof lo ostabllsb |
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se 111 hie.
I lo*foy*' C o u n t' .luilg**, at Si.ofot'l
froek>. ,
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I'lorlilu. on 111., l l i l i ,1.0 of M u r r li,,
itirn.
I ’ 111 loin lit 1,A im s us veil nesses
111) I'll, e Slfltl'll.
A IT. SJoldoni,
*jf Isiki'
Mary,
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ilaM a il m S v ilt l. to Ailmii Pu m lrik ,
M M, Sjobtont. o f I ..tk *' M a i) ,
l aud ip section If', t o w n s h i p UI; |
N \SHINGTON. D t ’.. Kelt. UU p'luehl.i
Ilo pi ice l a i r d .
c liiiil,.- Sj,,|,b,m. >,r l.ako M.111.
P- Tbe Dowell bill, authorizing
(■ 'rani. 1! t a s tie r to P. A lb-. c x pciulil ill < of $ Hid,1100,00 Oin ip) r b . i h b ,
W I Ilia ill I 'el V. list,11 of I .like M ill).
M a n , part of one lot in Lake- next two \ curs for Federal aid in I'loi
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view* h u t ; no piice stated.
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I tog 1st er
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"■ 'Dug per -on tlirv had e v e r s ee n .
InwTi-hip 20 ;
lu s t us mioii its you a p p ly I t e d ,
' lands in pet tin 11
P e p p e r Hub yo u fee l tiie tin g lin g
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went up
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in t h i e v in m u le s tiie tunc
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and I
ball .0 11.- in s|ioi
I' -ta u tK a l it tle ilrav ve r fievv F u ld le t. Lt ami
th ro u gh and th e t o il tile is gone. '
■ at ."id th ere la y s e v e r a l bu n c h e s -eelinn 22 , to w n sh ip 21; ej'tn nlel a Itovvles Kelt P e p p e r Hull, inude
'll pUpcl.
im n $ 1,000 .
from led p e p p e rs , t o s t - little a t ,
T I.. l in g o to l l *•. W a le ,d i.
p i ' k f i i up th e t h i r d liunt-ii
any d r u g s to re .
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iilerutiqn «.r,n0 .
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1-d■ * "Ot IJic itlue p a p e r . ” Mild
I’lock A , M a in e \ d d i l i o a ; • >*a age .
• d">.
"It Ims a ll th e tulviei
-tderiitim i x ' iOO
-■ "ii bln,, 1 lungs on i t , "
\ ilb u m d iile — New ity hull t" b‘*
Mm tin S vii k to Vdam F'.ndi ik.
- 1 Nick look out tlie blue pupor
lilt
lit.
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o l 1 .ut, " T iie t r e e w i t h tb e blue lot in K a g a u ' s AddlDoii to R vied n ;
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It It b, bill,| tbi In,use o f tiie T i u f ___
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a Bit w i l l Sandy M l ’awc«. ii s T r u s t e e s
a Ilf Klorliln l.im l unit (*o|ottl*ulln|i
l.u n g null Wife. _____
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�THE B A w n w i
83— F a r m s and Land f o r Sale
WILLY8 - KNlGllT atul Overland."
P. and M. Motor Co„ Park and
Commercial.
Sanford Daily Herald
(VANT AD. KATES
S EM IN O LE HUDSON-ESSEX
INC.
203 Oak AVenue
Phone 41
Terms: Cash in Advance
Telephone ads, will be received
for patrons and collector, sent
immediately for paym rat.
1 Time ................._...10c a line
3 Time* ........ ............. He a line
6 Times .........- ......„...7e a line
26 Times __ ____ ____Re a line
The reduced rates arc for
consecutive* insertions.
Six wurds of average length
nro counted a line. „ J '
Minimum charge of 30 fpr
firs t insertion.
All advertising is restricted
to proper classification.
I f nn e rro r is made The S an
ford Herald will be responsible
fo r only one incorrect insertion,
the advertiser for subsequent
insertions. The office should he
notified immediately In case of
error.
TO ADVERTISERS
A
Herald
representative
thoroughly fam iliar with rutes,
rules and classification will
give you complete information.
And if you wish, they will
K EEL & SONS
You Drive It.
W. Myrtle and 2nd St. a t R. K
Touring
Touring
Sedan
Ton Trurk
Ton Truek
Chas-is
$175,011
$236.00
$300.00
$250.00
$175.00
$136.00
BUFFERERS of heart trouble, Anglriii Pectoris, Drojisy, Asthma,
Jllgh Blood Pressure, 1’ariiJysia, 1
wifi gladly toll you free. boW you 13— AutomohllfH for Ex
Jan g*t quick and lasting relief,
change.
Without using drugs, medicine or
scrums. Address R. V Walden, Hoi WILL trade 1025 Ford Sedan fui
1360, New Haven, Conn.
good house ear. Address Walter i
E. P eny. 1021'-j Elm, City.
TWO EXPERIENCED Wnitr
BELL CAFE
COLORED .G IR L WANTED •
ra re for child in afternoon. Good
pay. Call a t 1112 Myrtle Ave.
WANTED!
50011 Squeaks
We'll lake 'em out and
AHSOLPTF.IA FI I El'
Mondnv anil Tuesday .
Felt. 22 and 23
PERFECTION AUTO
LAUNDRY
10— Iaih! and Found
ENVELOPE purse lost, blink. sum
- o f money and pictures in purse.
Name Miss l-cnipi Nurmi on buck
of one of the pictures. Retain to WIGHTS- Three stations, Mag
T. S. Fowler, Valdez Rcnllv Co,
nolia and Serond, First und Elm,
annex Valdez l(otel. Rewind
Sanford Avenue und Illth Street,
Expert nervice.
T I,. Fowll'i. \ alder,
Rea ll v Cuiupnuv
l o t NG MAN WANTED to d
In,' and stenographic work,
ply 2 12 Meiseh Building
IIAI IOK Service, itmulog plow
lug, disking mid s i t e d grailnq:
. Let in do vom Mtbdiv ision M ,V
! LISTINGS on bintdiog /lot* in Lou), Route A, Box 210
F o rt Mellon and Snnford H e ig h t s .._________________ _____
1H— H um’n e s s S e r v i c e O f f e r e d
DEAN-BERG COItPOR MTON
•15 First
N a t’l. Bunk
lltdg
AMERICAN CAFE
____
Plume 713
We hav e just opened up a model n
rule hi the Cate* building. WT *erv
home cooked foods, in the cleaned
of Mirroundiiigs. Everything m ili
11— AulomuliileH For Sale
tary. Gome in ami cat with us.
iBTUDEIiAKlilt late model lug 0 FRESH FRU IT, fresh vegetable*.
sedan, Good tires and painl,
Frcsli oysters daily, We carry
used very little. A wonderful bar onlv the best in these lines. Trv o.,r
•gain. 1215 Pulincttu Ave. See King store for quality products. Royal
Fruit Co., 107 W. First Street.
^
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Z\; • '
Miller O. Phillip* Co., Inc.
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
L
r i w a u r e cars und Graham trucks.
"Thu Ilexnll Store"
lr . * Oak and 2nd Street.
Phono 3 We make n specially of <>nr prompt
filling of prescriptions und quick
HANFORD ItUICK GO,
delivery.
212 Magnolia Avenua
Drugs — Hilda — Hot Sandwiches
Pliune 3117 .
IF IT ’S A BARGAIN
HUPH—MARMONS
"We Have ll"
Hanford Automobile Co.
SLNNYLAND REALTV t O.
t 0 6 Magnolia Ave.
Plume 137
Realtor
LINCOLN
FORD
!■HUDSON II G. Woohvnrth, Mgr , 221 M> i>, b
llid g . over Piggy Wiggly, but we
E d w a r d H ig g in s, Inc.
deliver.
Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 331
\
EX’ I.PITU.W I. UPPOllTUNITN
11)— H u i l d i n g — (,'on I l a d i n g
""<>D FtHt S AI L, rift\ siiund*
pine wood iiil stove length. See
MONTEZUMA 111) LEI
\L O R, a. S.anfoid Realtv Offiie
must homeiRke hoBall Bldg- 'Phone t|f»7. Pro ed u> | Sanlurd's
non i qoo klv
trl; located on corner Magnolia
Ave.. 2 minutes walk from bu*i‘ ness section. Open all year.
,i. it. McD o n a l d , Mgr.
Phone 4h5
j FOR SALE by owner. Iiouhc uii 55
ft lot in the ivest p a r t o f HitnBUNGALOW
I ford outskirts, opk
trees
with
hemitiful view. S trictly modern
in the modified Spanish style of ^ Close in on Palmetto A\
' architecture. T erm s on interview. E a s te r n exposure. 5 moan
hath. P rice for next few days,!
Box P.i. Herald.
easy term s.
E a s te rn exposure lot in
h u rs t $1000; Cash $«Ul).dlnlai;
suit.
NEW l ROOM HOU SE 2 blocks
'o f f west F irst St. Lot 40X130.
I Garage, lights, w ater und shude.
Price $2,250.00; $750.00 Cash Bal
ance $30.00 monthly. Rent subject
i t<> sale $30.00 per month. Phone
I I'd. W. C. Hurtline.
U.'AW l »i
5 LOTS facing Palmetto An b<
ginning eor. Genevfc ami mmiiiiit
south. Various sizes. JlilHI carli
or the 5 for $2.5Ul). rerm.- \il
lliv** O. 1. G. Bov ,s* I 'it v
NEW
SIT i l O
BUM i A LOW
six looms. Bath-und tWu
| ho - lie*.
Located op Oak A'ellUe
at lourteenlh Street.
PRICK $8,uou.on
IT R NISH ED Ionise fin
Elm Avenue
N2— H u s itie s s I* ro |iv rt>
i OUKINt
McCALL d FOX
REALTORS
P H O N E 746.
H5— Lots For Sale
77— Ilouses for Kent
ii5—Sperials al (he Stores
THE DA\ EY-WINSTON
Organization, i ucurporuled
BARGAIN BY OWNER ■ w
improvde hind, $2, HH>
Hull
rush or by the acre. $500 holt >s-k
in Southern Saufuid
Wdtc*
"l.nniP* H<*» 733, f i n
LOT 44 BRENTWOOD.
cant, one block from hi
14 bcurm g orange tree' $750,1)0. $150.00 l ush $20
month.
Phone 100. W. ('. Hurtline
ONE. LOT 23-C block P.
New
Sym ruu licuvh .facing south
3 blocks from occuu. ty blotk fmai
river. Hard streets. *ide«alli.'.
w utcr ami lights. Price $l.500.uu
cash $500.00: $25.00 uei month
Phone 100. W. C. Hurtline.
" o a Clatkc Jewel Range
FOUR SAI ESMAN
I all
over out stuck
WONDERFUL
B USINESS LOTS
On F irst S treet
1o Sell R , I Estate
— W a u le d — To
We have an u tliu e tiv e plop
osiimn tH o f l c r to p ro d u c e,-
BALDWI N
\Mi
BROWN
| I >l ^ r i t ' H O U f T i vA*i i t v ; u . ’
S W 4 A .iN k O m u m ,• iv.i •..a*,h , i _j
'T w u i - v u u i q Me >I a- f
SI — Houses For Sule
i Alt I'El
Room 2wl) Aleiseh Building
XI—Heal Estate For
Sale
F IF T E E N ucics.
ll mom
hotel with ten a p a rtm en ts. On
house. the Halifax River, ut Port Orange.
5 miles South of Daytona. For
imi ticulars write Port O range
Realty Co. Brokers protected.
By GEORGE McMANUS
\* Q , In,
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b*kN O O C
A L IT T L E
t l l/so
Dl VI. i L. PT I t U.
Onu block from New Fum-»‘
Lako Hotel, in Sanford, I luNeed cauh for oilier p ro p e r tie s
will sell for less than m a r k e t
value.
Addivss P. O. Bo)
Daytonu Beach
Phone
88,
Daytona
want Wjf.
i*
toiuios
'TO O \sfU Z. J |
OvHETAvO
As ^ P R A A M E T O
a in k u w
' l . l i l i N i s H C M IK U L :
o - J >P U U T 0 » ' C
out
f
't o o 'R e J
C O lSE
■
l y
^ * d Q v c u u o icw ,:: \tr
IrtP E FOR PLUCKING
I . ■i T
k 3T*
All admirably
tr»c,[
an additional w ja which ^t
make a wonderfu
of 400 or mor* aplendid Horn
■Jtea.
Price W t - a S C S
one fifth cash. b*I#nca
over a period of «v* >**"•
•
I$26 •» l o t , FtAiiMf StMuwc. |* c
null* ^
>urtl. |H
»n<r l»••
CORNER APARTMENT SITE
Tir*vtr W H E N 'T O O t l M O
*>\ le, f b C OH.F. -a, l,T O O C P
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ii
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ALSO A WONDERFUL
FOR SALE OR TRADE
---------Modern
five room home in Oviedo and ten
acres purtially improved celery
land on bard roud two miles from
Oviedo. Geneva hard road. A«k
Guretl. phone 657, Sanford Realty
* o., H S. l-ung, Mgr.
S3— Farms and Land For Suit* FOR SALE OR R E N T —27 room
\ '** V> ,1 ,U , | |_
G PH U v*j O O T
HughcySt
priir JfUl
Huv
■N to two bundled hen- o,
- not ovi -i 12 nioiitIts old
Uei- Route \ Sanford. I I.,
' WA N T E D I 1„
Bees, in model,
III F Tiller, Paid
Extension
,0 4l
TM£ M k T T C R W I T H M l 1 o o '
tkmtkf W
finpdrt
turn .V
OW NERS
BRINGING UP FATHER
---------------- . - U ' / * v
1HI— Houses For Sale
ROOMS FOR RENT— Double room
with twin beds; also single
room, near new For rent Lake Do
trl f a ll 5TI-.I.
U \ W K W il l'll PRiil'LR I II
IM 'ORPOIt.VTED
y^AJvlAlir!) Inil i FI NT
, roofs, built up i oof,-.
over, old loots. Leak* I"
CHRYSLER
CHAS. T. F U LLER MOTOR CO. i innate* free. Call Oui
411 W. 1st St
Plmne 032 13rd St. Phone I U
IX)C ' Ole
l . t i g t s t Real Estate organize
lion in the world. See Mr
('orriiigtoii 107 F irst N'nt’l
Bunk Building.
' ’a i i r . s i
11, r, i' -room tornisli
>'d a|iurtincut with gurage, to
mli
D \l BREAM, Sal.ltall Budding. Rooms
Saulotd. I In
One of the best residence
lots to bo hud in Sanford
on rr c n c h Avenue, opposin'
I’inehurst; beautiful shamtrees, good neighborhood
$2,500.00, Worth $3.<)lHi.,xi
Term s to he arranged.
BK ITT- C HITT E N1>K V
CO.. INC.
I! A. STROUT
EVER RKITK Radiant Oil Heater. 1
Sanford Agent. 100 Sanford LAI’liK i omfoi table bedroom next
Avenue.
to hath Phone 133 \ \ . or apply
810 Park.
Sanford Stove & Furniture Co,
321 E. First Street
We carry a full line
l’" 0 luini-ht-d room* on ground
Our price* are right. ( u»b
floor. Claim ip. L. .A.- Baker,
1,Tin*
We want your buitftic
101 Palmetto.
71— Apartments and Flats
*os
N O W U C jT C N Trvl x t f
Our Listings are nut
Exclusive.
or sal,. | "ali'inlu
25c per dozen
I 11. Jones
LANKY'S DRUG STORK Pie
script mils, Drugs, Sodas.
We
an as near you as your phone.
Call 103.
NASH
Sanford Dealer. M A Ru« »
PHONE
ONE ROOM fut one or two men
1101 Elm Ave. M. Schneider
Builders Supplies
<>l — M iscellaneous
WANTED
II—Automobiles
BALDWIN AND BROWN
An ideal residence
Roso Court. 150 (Vci
for $2,500.00 on
terms.
I L’RNLSllKD flout liediomti, loi i
rent.* Hot
water, Imtli. til
Palmetto Ave. !
15—Salesmen and Agents
BUNCH OF KEYS, with mv
III—lliisiiiess Service
Shows a $3,000,110 net profit
Inst mull Lit.
SEWING MACH INI$20.00 Bov B-B
tnl'lv
BARGAINS
TED!
We desire listin g s’on groves,
truck fa rm s and
small a c
reage of all kinds. I f you
are desirous of converting your
property into cash why not
have our organization work for
you.
Our twenty-five years
of service in selling farm s
should be proof enough tliut
we know how, ,
110 North Laurel SU
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS
REFINED LADY
Plentv of Hot Water, Adult*
For Real Estate Work
only. liUl Palmetto Ave.
No"pievious experience necessary
Drawing account and commisxioM,
73— Wanted— Itminis, Hoard
given to the one who eun qualify i s — IImist*hold G o o d s
For personal interview, address,
It. II. Muntz. 201 S. Beach St.. FOR SALK, An upright pinna in WANTED, APT or llousek, ep
Daytona Beach, Florida.
ing looms, b.v March 1 ,3 3 fl
good condition, also a few pice”*
of bedroom furniture. Mrs. Pol Care of Herald Office.
33—
W a n t e d — Ma l e
eston. Rose Court.
tfter Sellout Hooi
ALSU
Buis For The
I On
W
F our room house ei
m etto Avenue for $2
$70(1.00 cash, balance "t
IV—Employment
wo
K. SPURRING, mi ImIi vision
specialist. Subdivision to Orllclghte, Florida on Dixie Highlatum; F1 o7*'iIi», and
Flora
FARMS
ID— P o u l t r y a n d S u p p l i e s
WIGHT PRINT SHOP—P rinting
/ Engraving, Embossing. Sec ur* PULLETS or HENS not over one
year old, 10-to 200. B. T. Tiller.
, first. We do it. Phono 417-W
j Route A. Snnford. Fin.
j __________________________
. R. R. Avc.-Commercial St.
FOR PURE bred Rhode I s l a n d 1l»7— I t n o m s W i l h H oard
’ eggs. Call 211
| ROOMS, with or ’without meal
Ken.soniiblt: rates. Lincoln Hole
53— Hiiildini; Materials
'12—
W a n te d — F em ale
tis— |{nnm.s Witlmiil Hoard
15—Service Slat inns—Repair-:
DIANA
KbOn • - Diana Sales and
SOS W. F irst St.
PI,
H. Q. PORTER, Mgr
CELERY FARM
With over one hundred thou
sand in equipment. Twenty
five houses, store tcupee etc.
EDWARD HIGGINS Joe.
Phone 331, V Sanf,nil, Fla
rieiiHu return to 2112 1st.
A FORTY TO FIFTY ACRE
PAINTING und kalaomining walls, j
Work guaranteed satisfactory.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN
DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS
George Baird, Painter, Sanford. |
1323 Ford Coupe
Fla. 200 PalmettoOnly producers wanted. We hove
11124 Dodge Coupe
1nn unusually attractive proposition
1025 H i Ton Graham Truck
25— Florists
to offer to hustlers whq have come |
1025 Dodge Sport Touring
to Sanford to make money.Our list
1025 Ford Coupe
STEW AR T TH E FLORIST''
ings anil cljentcl is the b e s t,'" I f
1025 Ford Fordor Sedan
Flowers for all occasions.
yon are a salesman and want to '
814 Myrtle. I’hono 2C0-W
make permanent connections, where
your services will ho appreciated,
27— Professional Services
und your income unlimited. Ail
MILLER (J. PHILLIPS, INC.
PAIN—The danger signal of di dress box D-100 care Herald, for j
Pliune 3
Oak at Second St.
sease within the body. The chi- . an interview.
, roprnctic adjustments will remove
the cause. Phone "4H2-J, for .id
appointment. Dr. W. E. MneDou-
Comer Palmetto A v e n u e
and Commercial St.
W, Scott Janie*
WANTED
And offer for it a GOING
COAL MINE of 250 acres.
l!*23
1021
1021
1023
1023
1021
k’lilict*
FILLING STATION and roadside
’ stand. On main highway, acre
land, high and dry. fine f o r f r u it
and poultry. Good income assured;
well traveled road. New 4 room
bungalow, broad piaxzn, phone and
rlectrlcity available, splendid views
Leaving state, sacrifice a t $3,600.
P a rt needed. Herman C orrington,
407 F irs t N n t’l. bank Building,
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: I f you
want to sell your used cars, ad
vertise dnily on the classified page.
CARS AND TRUCKS
9— Personals
iMES II. COWAN— AH kinds A . [ S l d J i B ^ g ^ o u hi Tig
of Tint and S heet Metal Work.
Advertise those old a *
W ater and Doat Tanks. A t Oak ! S “iU; nl. S E t S mH i
■nd
Avenue and Third S treet, Tele- £ £
'T S t " th irty phonc U 1 -_____________________ .‘cent nd may bring you several
irtA rr V
' dollars, Hiono 148 and a representative will call and see you.
CHEVROLET
Don-Jon Chevrolet Co., Inc.
Tenth and Sanford-Avc.. phone 768
GUARANTEED FORD USED
I—Announcements
SANFORD EL E C T R IC CO.
3 7 _ S i t u n t i o n a W a n t e d — M a le
Successors to Gilton & P la t t
_______ i _ __ ----- -— ---------------- 116 Magnolia. E verything electrirnl. Phono 422. Electragith
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , T U E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 2 3 . 1926
• A cre ag e F o r ' S a J e
rHE N E B B S
THE BENEFACTOR
f
'
rr N o - o e o w a ? a g e n iu s
LIKE ME TO WAKE IT U P __WMEM THE
PEOPLE FIND OUT YVIAY COCKNEY, . •
FLINT UA-) LOCATED WERE YOU.
WILL SELL SOUP REAL CGTATC
/
V 8V FEET INSTEAD. OF a c r e s
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really f u n n y t h e v /a y ' ^ ^
e have t u b p u b e s s c A ^ e o - t u E Y ^ I
Af r a id to c o m e n e a r , t h e p l a c e ’
:COUNT OF THE EXPLOSIVES w e a r e
5SED TO e - NTAKIMS^WEPC MAKING
r p r o g r e s s b u t h a v e r u n in t o
STOmu WHICH WALL NECESSITATE'
,
STING—CA\] s o u i m a g i n e w h a t
i
LL HADPtTN TO TWCSE WICKS.
^ Mi
W h en th ey fgcl t h e
£ 0
1 V
X MY UCART BOCA' OUT
\
' L'HE THESE MERE—TWEV WAVE 0RAIMS
VMTW NO ,VPm*CMT LttG F P R '™ e M —
TWB COW3 AND WORSES WAVE ADOOT TWI
SAME AMOUNT OP INTGU.t CY A S TUG
INHABITANTS— KvEKTBOOV DOES
THE SAME THING PVERV DAY—
V
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/
LCAVF IT TO ME l
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m eee- all
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NOW TO WHERE
w e ' ll h a v e t o
tSLAST—WE'fte
INTO .SOL'D
vUMC-STONS ,
TOWN S u Av<!NG?
fl
int* on Hound agricultural basis.
$0000 for quick sale. Terms. Ad
dress 0 . A. Slater, truatess, P on
tiac, Mich.
________ (
B
o n
T im u EO
— -TOMOigraoW
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B y Martin’
SHORT BUT SNA PPY
Boots and 11er Buddies
/
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omhvnh '. how y u k c
a - \ S M T IT A LOLU?
1-2 Acre Orange Grovo About
1 miles from Sanford near Twin
Lakes, one half mile from golf
course. Priee fOIiOO.OO. T e n n s
S2r.0d.0n cash $2000.00 tn one Tear
and $2000.00 in two years at 8 po
tent interest.
; •
Srto a m . S imple
HL' TWM6.AINT IT?
SUTC.TAISCj TH'kiMD a
* LIKE - I Don't LIKE A
OF TloBDoQBtRY
T—-S-V----- ON 'EM.lot
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'SHONOFTp WELL\TSHOI 1k\K£ EM
AM SIMPLE-YASM v l K .
INDEEOY_ J |
Tide Grove paid 2f. per cent
on above price this Reason.
so new
», seven
itrvnnts
lUgnoliri
] trriusf'upaiir y
ff
f
?!"■: MOW A (Ml CORPORA TION
Realtors
Masonic IhiiMiiiff
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B y T aylor
MH.TVTE. r u e a o r An IDEA
foc e i f a m n g ur* a f o r tu n e
HEAP Tr.ih AiEVUS ITCM AND
Then i ll E vpla n my r
SIX ACRES
v
One milo Routb nf
Si ieel mid Mnnroe ftnnil
T’^onusiT.ON
The PdBBEC fJRiCk' COEPOR ATI ON MUST HAVE- ROB0QR MS >D£A iS TO BOY Up ALL
1-iEUieDT.RES AND CoCWEp
TnC. MARKET- WE CAN BUS
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YESTERDAYI ' d BE LllCtsY
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YOU'D BE PCAUJ*
IN& THE PROFITS
NIK -NIY .- r
- NEVER TRC LE&S t h a t b i r d • ¥
HAS A WOMdCRFUL IDEA-WHAT’S
T o s t o p m b f r o m B u y in g u p a
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LOT 0 ? OLD T l p e s AND HOLT'Na
THEM FOR A HIGH MARWtET? d
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OUR BOARDING MOUSE
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lakeland, through
the
StarTeleRram. Heal udverDainff me*
ilium In Suutii Florida. Published
niorninRi. STAJt-TELEGKAM —
l akeland. Florida.
COLUMBUS ((it,,) TJ2DGER —
< lauifled ads have the largest
ciiculatiftii in Southw estem Geork*ia. Ra'.tf 8c <6-word line) line. (
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au
gusta, Ga., A ugusta’a greatest
classified medium, rate, cash, 9c
bafL'e. 10c minimum.
^ AN AD in thcao columns.
1tic cost in 9mull, reaults ure 1
ereat. Phone 148.
/ o n A ilir EVER DtD REAL LATit-l
UAILY
NUWB—it covers Brow
DAILY NKVVsHIt
ard f ounty thoroughly which i*
"fie of ibe moat rapidly growing
aertiona on The Florlde Co*atYamplt copi and ra te card opoo
rr-ilUrst.
>dd A U 'M M E R ' 5
•kl)\ KRT18fNG gets results If »*
Putentisl buyers. P*link* Daily
(g firru ja u d In
^ •n d u s trh t and agricultural see|M* Y9 U W a n t
to
BUY or sell
anythin*? If , 0 advertUe
Laineavuia s , ln
in
HIK MORNING JOURNAL la tha
medium In
toad.
in.n*.i
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'ou, h Liel.f r •n
,n ‘'iMrtiun. Minlm,.m Vfu.
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truck.
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| * *»r rent thrnupi ,J>‘A'V Make your* aales
ia (nu lh,‘.
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L IG H T A S A IR ,
SIMPLE AS ANYTHING
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PAGE FOURTEEN
teen
djammerB Sail M ain Once M ore;
tow B ein g ,U sed A s M ovie Sh
SAN PEDRO, Feb; 23. (IP)—
late of deep sea
points, {« holding open hffusc here
these days.
And he rubs his
hands and chuckles right gleeful
ly, for the ghosts of dead ships are
sailing the Main.
Almost
score of fam ous' old
windjammers which made history a
couple of generations ngo are
limping into the harbor under
frayed
sail*. < From ■rotting
wharves where they have been
tied Up for years, or from mud
banks where they have been
aground and forgotten, Uteto grey
beards of the sen are coming here
ii.; fo r n new lense on life and promise
of success in new careers.
Jam es C n n e , Paramount direc
tor, Will use them In a production
featuring the story of the frigate
Constitution, famous in the first
years of tho nineteenth century ns
“ Old Ironsides.’
Thereafter, in
tho fashion of- motion picture
props, they probably will run tho
g a m u t from doubling for the Le
viathan, to a p art o f th a t fleet of
t a thousand nnco launched against
DaVey Jones,
Historical Ships
. Among th e first of the old time
■hips to arrive were the "William
Irwin,” the “ Morse” and "Castle.”
Each had a rem arkable history In
sailing days and each before be
ing abandoned on the
Pacific
Conat, was known in ports of the
world.
Grislcd sailing men who s a t oh
the docks hero n$ the old craft
limped up tho channel, slapped
th eir logs and told of memorable
trlpa "around the horn,” of ndvnnture In n thousand ports and
heroic seamnnship. These ships
will become the “ Constitution," the
“ Constellation" and tho “ Philadel
phia"’ of th a t early American
navy.
Of tho ships to join this unique
movie colony, ten are coming from
the Atlantic seaboard.
Each Is
fully manned anil coming under its
own sail. (.Upon their urrlval the
property man will turn them in^o
men o’wnr.
In addition to these large ves
sels, n score of smaller antiquated
craft, mostly former fishing ves
sels, are on their way here and
will swarm with pirates in movieland's stories of tho sen.
LETTERB BY SLEIGH
CAPPERCLEUCm
Scotland,
Feb. 22—Owing to the roads being
blocked by snow tho mnlls to this
town are being conveyed by a
horse-drawn sleigh over the field,
and in other quarters goods are
being convoyed by men on horse
back. Several areas on the Scot
tish borders have been cut off by
snow and sheep farmers hnve suf
fered serious losses.
decrees
below
xero
were
covered, the first pUiw will con- reached frequently, especially a t
,t George
mission to accompany CapL
-
H . Wilkins, were Rranted Malor
Lanphler by the war department.
May Claim Lands
Though lacking official creden
tials, deputizing him to act .speclfi-
m
i * An** *
planned, while the aecond one will
embark from'Point Barrow to explore the find.
■maneuvers of the
Airplane Polar Expedition
Flight Will Encounter Most
D ifficulties In Trip From
Fairbanks To J P o 1 n t
HIS TOUGH LUC
"PH never ask another v
elevations of 5.000 feet an d above.
The taking-off and lan d in g of m a rr y nie ns long af I ljVe
“Refused a g a in ?”
planes on snow-covered fields and
“No,
accepted.”
on the ice of rivers and lakes also
were studied. This, L anphler be
CHINESE OATH
lieves; will also be of value in ac
companying th e Artie filers.
Capt. Vincent Dixon, second in
M A N C H ES TEiTfV b j* -v
command, will be in charge a t Sel «hall tell the truth, and
fridge d uring Lanphier’s absence. truth. T 1 » « fc W h ^ S L * ‘*
H® your soul
TIME TO CLOSE
cracked like the saucer” *i&
wna the form of oath
“ How’s business g o in g ? ”
to four ChlnVue at i h n Z ^ V
“ Like clockwork.”
sizes in n cose requiting t h X , "
“ Why, I heard you had failed.” timony. As the oath wr«n,V - 1*
"So I have. They’ve ju s t wound tcreel to each, a usurer was ta***
up tho business.”
on the floor Of the u itm S t j ' "
DETROIT. Feb. 23. UP)—Tho
critical- test of the Wilkins Artie
Expedition will come In the flight
of th e two plnnes from Falrbanka
to Point Barrow, Alaska, In tho
opinion of Mnjor Thomas G, Lanphicr, who will accompany the ex
pedition ns unofficial observer.
Tho success or failure of the
whole flight across Artie seas will
hinge upon the semi-experimental
flight from Fairbanks, where thplans will be assembled, ho said.
If the te s t flight gives good re
sults, Major Lanphler lielieves a
successful transoceanic trip will
bo presaged thereby.
“Any undertaking similar to this
Is morn or less ,pf a gamble," he
declared, “ but I believe wc will
have good fortune.”
F our month leave of nbsenee
from Kclfridge field, near here,
where be is in command of the
F iw t Pursuit Squadron, and per-
Do You Know That
We Have
dll-yff.fi d & k
N atures century old masterpiece
Contracts also for yotir fn
n* needs at (In* lowest price
W i NNEWOOD is nn actual part t*f the city of Simford.
It embodies all of the conveniences and com-
a
forts found in a new day city, and yet a spot of rare
licnuty that nature so plentifully bestowed.
At the
intersection of .Melbmville and Geneva Avenues, des
Mrs. John E. Raker, widow of the
lata Congressman linker o£- Cali
fornio, may run to ipicceed him in
the house of representatives, ac
cording to reports at Washington.
Reasonable Prices
aVe the advantage
of this place.
tined to he the most
BUILDERS
and
FARMERS
SUPPLIES
traveled
thoroughfare
of
the
Greater Sanford District. Well within the city limits
with paved streets, sidewalks and oil public utilities.
WYNNKWOOI) s within easy access of the commer
cial. recreational and industrial sections of the city,
and only a few minutes drive to the most important
attractions
FLORIDA’S LARGEST AND
MOST BEAUTIFUL HOTEL
of
the
city. The
strategic, location of
Wynne wood remains unrivaled for a most desirable
hoinesile hi a growing investment.
Hollywood is directly on Hollywood Beach, aver
ting the A tlantic— fireproof, seven stories high,
I rooms, idl with bath, the majority facing the
GO TO SEE WYNNEWOOD today, that j
appreciate all the unusual features it mil
your own car if you prefer, lake* Sanfon
Celery Avenue to Mellonville, south to
or, south on Sanford Avenue to Geneva i
on Geneva to Mellonville, 4it< this inhi
Wyimewood. Our representatives will b
The Hollywood is "homey”—democratic
ful happiness and comfort to every guest,
is extreme in beauty.
Guests in bathing costume may
onms to the delightful surf-hatliing <
o play on the warm sands.
H ollyw ood lias u n e x c e l l e d
’ hotel e x p e r t s .
accompany you to the property, the) *ir‘
you a thorough knowledge of Ihv l^u '
<!uc-1h in easy access to the Holly*
wood (b,If and Country Club u n d „v a r
ied o th e r tropical sports. Entrancing
motor drives to Miami, Palm Reach and
"•her southern Florida society places.
grum.
Music by the Hollywood hotel concert
orchestra. A concert is held every S un
day evening in the gorgeous lounge
>"om by the Hollywood Symphony O r
chestra of 3 0 artists.
IJ A T K N . I M I .I IIIX C 1 M K A I . l l
P lita lr, SIC..VO |,rr .lnr nn,l wpt t w o
rovm , SCO.OO m i,! up.
la
HO LLYW OOD
By-the-Sea
F lorida’s All-Y
Sale* D ire c t*
W. H. Wishard, Pres
Sanford Realty Co
Sales A gents
Phone G57
�... ?
a
treme north ' .
In temperature.
Associated
Thirty-Two- Pages Today
SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1926.
Son Plans COUNTESS' NEW
aign Fund HEARING PLEA
[fted Today DENIED BY U. S.
To Construction O f Freight
Basin Inside Bulkhead Line
WilF
■
!
Pride Here On Friday
The City Planning Board, in a north side of the boulevard.* and
communication addressed to th e extend it Into th e lake.
City Commissioners, has gone on
City Engineer F re d 'T . Williams
Jfan Bb Decided Onlv record as opposing the proposed told the commissioners t h a t a dock
By The C ouils, Is Opinion plan to build a municipal harbor built Into th e lake would be f a r
the south side o f the route to less expensive and would servo the
O f A c ti n g
r.„V , on u1e
In
retary W hile. be followed by the Seminole boule- purpose of. m aking a f r e i g h t t e r
in Handing Down Decision yard, when the latter project la minal ju s t a s well as would the
completed.
o th e r plan.
The letter was read to the com
M. B. Hutton, one of tho spons
missioners a t their regular m eet ors of the plan, suggested' t h a t too
ing yesterday afternoon nnd E. A. mnny railroad tracks would event
Douglas, representing the planning ually cross the boulevard if the
•
T a m p n Realtor Lauds Rapid English Government Not To board, appeared before tne com docks were on the north side.
missioners and gtfve tho reasons
Nu action wns taken by tho com
Growth Of Sanford And
N E W YORK, F?b. 2 4 . - « n ~
Consider Proposals To In for th e board's action,
missioners and the m n tte r of tho
The old Dominion pier a t the >
Mr. Douglas stated th a t the oxr-O local*.*. will bo threshed out
• Attributes It To N ew Spirit
tercede For The Countess
members of the board had unan at r. later date, U was announced. E fforts To Reorganize Old foot of Bench S tr e e t on the H ud
That Is In Evidence Here
son River, was swept by firo
imously ngrecd th a t there wns an
The commission yesterday Agreed
WASHINGTON.-Feb. 21,
League Into Eight Club today nnd tugs barely saved the
urgent necessity fo r a harbor, but to toko over the coibetion of nni*
, Whnt Is declared to have been A new hearing for the Countess th
Circuit To Be Made; Sex steam ship Jefferson from de
to the expense involv mala now in the'police ino nnd to
! itiit largest nnd most enthusmBtic of Cnthcnrt on the order for her eda tinowing
ton
Groomed As President struction.
dredging
The
slips
and
in
npproprlato
the
sum
of
$50
monthexclusion
from
the
United
Suites
civic gathering In .the history of
A little earlier, tho Clyde lin
constructing
u
drawbridge
over
ly
for
their
upkeep,,
upon
the
rccI Sanford was the banquet Tuesday was denied today by the Labor De the boulevarJ, the roard deemed
TAMPA, Feb. 24.(/P>—Floridn er Seminole, with a cargo val
onmendntion of Coin m usic nee E.
■night a t the Hotel! F o rre st Lake, partment.
it advisable .to build a ' pier on tho F. Houshohler.
baseball 'e nthusiasts expressed the ued a t $1,000,000 of silks, potI held under the auspices of the
In the opinion -of ncting Secrehopo early today th a t n firm ly es ton and tobacco was similarly
I Chamber of Commerce and -mark- dccided only by the courts. A j u
fire threatened
tablished
s tate league will he or rescued when
t /the beginning of P ^ t ^ r n t i o n s dicial finding as to whether moral
ganized ns ir result of tho con Hudson River pier 27.
rln
d
riv
e
,to
ra
ise
$18,000
with
.................. ..............
. , ,
.
turpitude is a crime and constiAdditional entries received
E ight hundred vnles of a 5^00,ference to he held here this a f te r
which to finnnee n special adver- lutes a bar to the admission of
noon In th e ’ office o f Dr. II. E. 00 cargo of cotton had been un- w ithin the last 2 hours insure
tising program to he conducted | aliens admitting nets o f j h a t sort,
Op re, president of the Tam pa ' loaded from tho Jeffcrsoni Tho the presence nt Sanford - 1
within tho next few weeks.'
Jt was snid, desired by the Ijibor
heavy smoko from tho burning
club.
Friday o f approxim ately 15 o
Approximately 275 represen ta Deportment.
Seven cities of the w est const pier combined with the soft coal
haze, turned day Inta night in the fa stest racers o f th e 151
Mr. White, after n conference
tive men nnd women of this city
linvo
responded
to
the
invitation
to
I ati- were present to h ear the principal with assistant Secretary Husband
Hydroplane type in southern
organize the league.
These cities lower M anhattan. Six freig h t
urintf address by Burke L. Hnmner, prom and Solicitor Theodore It isle v. no
nro St, Petersburg, Bradenton, car floats were towed_liilQ_mid_ waters, Commodore' 'J. . K .
mrrre inent Tampa developer, nnd several tified Arlliur G. Hays, attorney for
Karattotap Lakeland, Snnfnfd, F o ri stream WltlTtfie Jefferson.
While these fires wepo r a g Emory announced thia m om -,
of lh»- other speakers including E. F. the Countess, who had m ini red New Orleans__Mot her . Facing •SlnrtH-Front Snn Francisco Myem nnd Avon Park.
Murder ChargelVndlngOulWith Borrowed Dollar And
llousdioldiuv H a rry - T.-Uodwell,-l). th a t the case be re-opened for tl. W ith Tnmpn they will make an ing, another blaze In a factory iiiE, and all indications are
H. McFarland, and H enry Wight. admission of new evidence.
come Of Chemist Reporta
After Winning Game His eight club circuit which, it is building a t 605 E a s t Eightieth that the first annual regatta
treet on tho E a s t river front of tho Sanford Yacht Club will bq
Case Continually Coining Up
Declaring th a t there, in no limit
Who Examined Four Bodies - Debtors Refuse To Fay hoped* will Iwcome one of the Sdrovu
HO families from a te n a n t tho largest event of Its kind aver
stro
n
g
est
minor
league
outfits
in
of the
s a nford’s possibilities, Mr. H am
Mr. Itisley said cases similar to
next door.
F irem en ordered etaged in this section of Florida, to
per asserted th a t it has one of htho th a t of the Countess wen- continu
NEW ORLEANS, La., Feb. 24.
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.—(/P)—- the country.
Tntupa, St. Petersburg,’ Sanford them out when It was feared t)ie quote club officials.'
brightest futures of any city in the ally coming la-fore the department '—UU)—(’ll, • nd Parish authorities Char.. C. Davis, able seaman, not
“We have received entries that
stale. In substantiation of this nnd ,he hoped the court action gave attention to several theories only won all the ready ra s h from nnd Lakclnnd will ho the Neclues blaze would .spread, b u t It soon
wna controlled.
at first wo never dreamed of g e t-,
declaration to the rich agricultural growing out of the habeas corpus todai they continued their in- his niessmutca in u 25-day poker around which the new league is to
ting," Commodore Emory said thia
section that yields tho city several proceedings instituted bv Mr. Hays vestig.. ,.m of the deuths within a
ame on the high seas between Im» formed.
morning." Some of the beat known
The other four cities represented
million dollars annually, nnd then for her. would define for the de period of It months-of four m em an Francisco nnd New York hut
boats that have competed in Flor
to the strategic location coupled partment a course which it could bers of the family of Mrs. Jlcnett nlso obtained the aid of the U nit at the m elting today are new
ida regattas are bqing shipped here
with the excellent transportation follow in the future.
Cure Bussey, 23. The womnn is ed States government to collect comers In the slnte baseball field,
for Friday’s’ races and everything
hut each is said to he prepnred
facilities.
The solicitor added that lie had held without bond on n charge nf Rome of his .winnings.
points toward a more successful
to do its part.
New Civic Spirit Prevail*
He shipped on the oil tanker
ordered the release of the Coun murder, pvmLaq a report of chem
meet than we had dared hope fo r /’
The history of professional bnseMr. Hnmner recalled th a t for sev tess from Ellis Island for a 10 day ists ^who examined the vital or La Brea .Inn. 28 without n cent
eral years Sanford was described period under bond only after he gans of the four dead persons for in his pocket and today quit the hnll in Florida has been ra th e r
“Smiling Dan HI" Entered
hectic during Die last few years,
in ninny sections of tho s tate ns had conferred with various depart traces of poison.
In' addition to other fast boat*
ship with $72 in pny nnd $1.13 in hut
promoters of the present e f
being "dead", nnd then ho pictured mental offieials who had advised
of the same type, Ihe- speedy Cali- •
Consideration wus given to n |»oker winnings safely tucket! away. fort are confident thut the Florida
the birth of a new civic spirit here, th at the ease be decided by the "sw eetheart1’ theory, though the
It took the moral support of a Rtnto league, ns formed today, ‘An Inexcusable Jletrnynl Of fornia "Smiling Dan III" which're
which he described as being the eourts und the Countess given alleged suitor of Mrs. Bussey, United States commissioner und
cently shattered a world's record
most potent fnctor in the city ’s freedom white it was in the pro Frnnk Davis, a fireman, was re assistant United S tates attorney will muintaln iieell’ ns a p erm a
Many Church IIodleH,"SayH over the Palm Beach course will be
nent
organization
for
development
in the tremendous growth during the past cess of final adjustment.
-Statem ent Commenting On seen on Lake Monroe In company .
leased a fte r u questioning ycM **.' and a detective from the New of the nalionul pustime.
srted'four years.
day. Davis wns examined afi . York police force fo r him to col
"Report Of Research Group with Kx sister boat, “Baby Mine/*
The first m a tter to he taken up
Both high powered shells are on
s are I "There’s been a change of spirit
Theodore F. Meade, a taxicab d ri lect, however.
England Not To Intercede
at the meeting will lie election of
here, und believe me anyone who
route
to Sanford, and are expected
ver,
had
reported
that
he
heard
A
five
cent
poker
game
started
LONDON. Feb. 24. UF)—.T h e
a president.
Mike Kexton, presi
W ASHINGTON, Fnh. 24.(/P)— to arrive tomorrow, Secretary W.
. has been hen- one hour becomes
the fireman tell Mrs. Bussey that nl 1 an Francisco, was continued dent
British
government
will
consider
Tim
recent
rep
o
rt
on
prohibition
of
the
National
Association
*r a
well aware of it," he fu rth e r declnr“they can't do tnie anything."
with lime off fo r sleep, menls and of Professional Baseball Leagues, by tho research d ep a rtm en t of the E. Whito aunouiiCtd today..
I,rd. The spirit th at mnkes a g re a t no proposals to institute reprisals
Following tho visit of local club'
work. When the -tanker reached
Davis
suitf
he
had
been
a
frined
er city radiates from every person for the Imrring of the Countess of of the woman's Bite husband, Law New York, the gam e was wide wh recently took up his resilience Federal Council of churches Is at- officials to tho Palm Beach rates
Cnthcart
from
tho
United
States.
here,
is
understood
to
be
the
pop
tucked
as
"an
inexcusable
b
e
tra
y
he declared.
This, in effect, was the reply of rence Bussey, also a fireman. He open stud nnd Davis had $250 in ular choice.
Ho hnn not Indicated al of m any church bodies" in u hold last week, many South Florida
V. SanSpeaking of Florida's grow th ns
udmited that he hud been ulone cash und, $500 in "I. O. U.'s" on his intentions, hut prom oters huvo statem en t Issued by high officials sportsmen have becomu Interested
foreign
Secretary
Sir
Austen
a whole, Mr. Hamper said th a t it
Chamberlain, to a .spirited cross with Mrs. Bussey frequently since a borrowed dollar from the ship’a, snid he will bn urged to accept. of tha Methodist Episcopal Church, in tho Sanford event, Commodore
U k t been so phenomenal th a t It hod fire of questions in th e1 House of the death of her husband, but, .cook.
* .(,
Episcopal.
Church, Em oPy*8id. nrul. approximately a
Dr. Opre lias been ac ting as Methodist
“scared a great many of us", but
like Mrs. Bussey, denied any
The players got suspicious, e x president of the le&rue. • He snid .South, the Methodist P ro testan t dozen boats hare been entered by
Commons
today,
regarding
the
Hiver he declared th a t's u c h tremendous working of the American im m igra knowledge of the alleged efforts amined the. curds, detected w hat
today th a t tha eight club circuit Church, and the United B rethren tho Palm tlffich, St. Petersburg
development should be no cause for
and TntiLjg clubs. Mount Dora
to kill members of th* Bussey fam they f d t were ra th e r upethichl Is they aim of prom oters hut fa il Church.
tion
laws.
*
and JacRaonvHlf with both bo
byr=to alarm. All of the propaganda that
ily.
m arkings «ud descended on Davis, ing In th a t n six club o rg a iltu tla n
Tho
etatem
ent
snid
tho
"
present
iSrAusten
snid
the
British
is being spread in the north In con
Davis admitted that he had p u r They relieved him of hi* winning* will be formed.
Kalnry limits, confusion seems to be due In large strongly represented in addition to
irtutiun nection with the Florida develop government considered it entirely chased medicine for Mrs. Hussey, und split them -up pro-rnta. In the player
DcLand, Eustis, and many other
limits
nnd
other
rules will p a r t" t» tho Federal ^Council's re nearby
ment is untrue. Mr. H am ner said, the business of tho American au hut claimed he did not know wheth ensuing discussion Davis was m aul
titles.
If nil other d e port, adding:
Ting.
nnd because it Is untrue, it will net thorities us to who should or should er the mixture he bought contain ed badly atal came into port wear be considered.
Sanford will have several-boats* *
tails
are
settled
today
a
tentative
"Wo
repudiate
it
ns
unscientific
not
I
ki
admitted
to
the
United
d \ riti- as IxMiim-rung, serving to bring
ed poison. Mrs. Ilusycy retained her ing hundnges on his 'bend.
schedule will lie mnp|>cd -out
in itx methods, unw a rran te d nnd entered in the cabin cruisor and /
' more people to the state than ever States.
calm attitude almost constantly
He
went
to
the
Custom’s-House,
fit.
Petersburg,
Tampa,
Sanford
misleading in its conclusions, n outboard motor classes, and two loto rear 1before.
until Inst night when she became the city hall nnd finally told his and lak ela n d are sure ut alters, product of provincialism, a strik- cal ’sportsmen, Dr. C. J, Marshall .
M o r e Beneficial Than H arm ful
i hysterical for the first tinn- since story to Assistant United Stntes he snid.
a ' ipg example of the domination of and Judge W. E. White,-will have
ilitio m The effect of the anti-Florida C h arge o f F le e c in g her arrest lust week;
Attorney Gatinelln. He wanted to
Bradenton ami Hnraaota linvo loonl surroundings nnd siiecial con sailboats entered In the sloop race
*,
campaign, Mr. Dimmer declared,
Among other theories of the a u press charges of assault.
over a six mile triangle courao-*
hacking.
Fort Myers has been ditions."
P e o p le thorities
cost "f 'v>ll I"* more beneficial than h a r m G old sb oro
are that Mrs. Bussey
Tho regatta will be staged under
agitating
professional
hall
all
win
Attached
to
tho
statem
ent
wore
Mr.
Gatinelln
got
in
touch
with
ful. pointing out th at those-who arc
might hare poisoned her husband
Gilbert Freeman. who has tim signatures of tho chairman of tho auspices of the American Pow
in San- »><>w in the state studying condi M ade A g a in s t T rio to benefit/ from his life insurance Commissioner Cotter, they got a ter.
detective sergeunt in case nrrests been active in cumpuigning for a the commission on tem perance and er Boat Association, the Mississippi
tions nr, they really exist, will r e
or is insane.
were inudc, und sped to the
l.n team in Avon Park, reported libe social service of the Methodist Valley Power Boat Association and
ads ami turn home to tell the true story.
Beckral support.
Last year th a t city Episcopal Church, South, Bishop tho HorKla Powar Boat Associa
Truffic
Policeman
A.
H........
..
n
.
.
.
.
u
r
i
n
Bren
in
a
hired
touring
cur,
when
This will result in mure people
lujr arrested
u
with yesterduy
J ih* Dukes h & S t W O O d O w ner W ill they learned she wns due to suil maintained its ridge. league team \v. F. McDowell, und Clarence tion. Visiting commodores exper
the com- .coming to see for themselves,.
True Wilson S ecretary of tha ienced in handling similar events
a fte r the season hud closed.
and P- H. Bull, negroes, after a
enrfy today..’
. .. ,
Mr Far- I. "You never heard of Florida be- chase
of several blocks, and upon
Fans in Wauchuln. Behring nnd hoard of temperance, prohibition have consented to assist local com
A
h
tile
crew
lined
up
Davis
a
n
thc men i"g knocked for its agricultural investigation it was learned that
nounced that lie would withdraw Frostproof have said they will uml public morals o f the Method mittees In classifying and arrang
"* steps possibilities," declared the Tnm- the two hud been operating in
the nssault charges if the players help support a tcum ut Avon l ’aik, ist Episcopal Church, Bishop W; ing the various heats and final
»ork of pan. who pointed out th a t al- East tiunford and in Goldshoio
H. Bell, of the United Brethren contests, Mr. White said.
according to league promoters.
vmmlttrt- thnugh this state has only one per with a view to fleecing some of
LUENBEKG, NS., Feb. 24.(/D— contributed.
Church, and I)r. Thomas H. Lewis,
Program Announced
Ho got $U3 from one, $20 from
Tfins, S. cuit of the country's population, the negro - inhabitants by tho old B. O. Cnnn of Yarmoutl), owner
President
of the
Temperance
The
program will begin at It)
another
nnd
smaller
nmounts
ns
r. E. F. it produces 10 per cent of tho p e r
of the schooner Eastwood,, which
Union of the Methodist Proteatunt o’clock with a special outhoai
game.
he ,passed his hat. Then he a n
il. C. L . 1tshables raised in the. United jmcketbook
is
alleged
to
have
been
shelled
Church.
They were taken before County
motor race to be followed by tl
- Dutton, Slates. Not enough attention has Judge, J. G. Sharon yesterday a f t about a week ago while a t anchor nounced th at as fa r as he was can"There has hen no change in tha first heat of the feature event,
T, It. C. been given to advertising Florida's ernoon jmd upon their plan of 2u miles off Long Island, New cernc£ the -mutter wus over.
fidelity to tlm prohibition law of contest between shells of the
A. E. foil. Mr. Hamner observed, and guilty were fined'$26 and costs, York by the const guard cutter
tho churches which we re present" displacement type.
. Knight for that reason ho asserted th at or given the option of serving 3l» Seneca is preparing to register
the s ta te m e n t said and there is
The moet will end w!th*a freeWion of Sanford's plan to advertise now days on the county roads.
formal pretest a t Ottawa with the
"no a p p a ren t chungo In tho sen
cruiser race scheduled; to
n the the harvesting of its $8,000,000
The methods used in their'game, Canadian government.
Tho fipnford Kiwnnii Club &t tim e n t of t h e people as a whole for-all
at 5 o’clock.
celery crop will serve as on ap- ok explained by tho police was ✓ " I would not consider myself a [
_____
its regular meeting today, went toward this law," it ndded that .begin
At 7 o'
o'clock visiting commodores
aml Pcnl which will draw many poo to show a pocketbook fulLof bills patriotic citiren," said Mr. Cum.
v
8 |lumnrd# uf Behring, died on recoid us favoring the proposed w herever the issue had been
rs of pie here.
and state to their prospective vic in u statementf ^Unless I r e g i s - Uhls afternoon, a t tho Hobson San- Chamber of Commerce drive for squarely d raw n sinco national pro and their’ fim lllts will be tha
ti folSpeaking of tho so-called "dull tim th at they had f^und it. The tered u protest against tnW ,ort j Barium, on P ark Avenue, follow- funds with which to carry on a hibition was adopted, "outside of guests of the Sanford Yacht Club
riden,!season." Mr. Huinner declared thut victim was usually Induced^ to post of treatment.
I will surely make jnjf # long Illness.
He wns spedul advertising campaign. >
tho territory surrounding New at a dinner at the Hotel Forrest
r.
J- there is no such thing. He tie- u guarantee of J100 or bo in order
formal protest to the gotern brought
Bhort talks by Judge J, (3.-Shar York City, the people have ad Lake, to be followed by a fire
own , . to the sanitarium Inst
ut. i*r ‘ 8cr "ct* Florida us now entering to insure his being in on tho r e ment a t Ottawa."
on, J. G. Michael, Howard Ilul- hered to their approval of the law^r works display and band coneart on
Sunday for teretment.
lake shore and a formal Invita
nuler, u period of intensive and extensive ward l o r the finding. He would
"I Intend to fight the rase to
"We appeal to the people not to tha
services are expected to ick, W. M. Scott, and J . Putnam
tional
ball at tha new hotel.
' v ie' , vt-'l°Pment nnd that the absence he Left holding the purse whlle the very limit, not because of the buFuneral
Stevens
were
made
lt\
the
interest
be deceived by the plea Mr so
held tomorrow afternoon from
"Nthneroui
private dinner oar■ r. \ \ . of speculation had made it appear the two gamesters ‘ went tn find damage dona to my vessel, nor
Modifica
of the advertising cam paign and called 'modification/
11° some that there is a lull cxist- the owner." On th e ir'fa ilin g to the expense to myself, but because the MiUer-Erickson Funeral Home, also the ynrht re g a tta to be held tion means nothing lass than de ties have been arranged”, Commo
,l e w s Img over the state.
s return, the victim would discover I, os a Canadian, will not stand U05 Laurel Avenue.
Emory said today,1* and t r
on Lake M o n ro ^ W td a y .
struction o f the prohibit!^ law. dore
It
is
said
th
a
t
th
e
fune
ral
a
r
who
are contemplating dl
Idle
and
allow
any
foreign
country
j P ' - i ,. » « « « ; Program. Herded
.
„
—
.
~~
■
Vr
i
t
iWftjF
AL'l.bMLcoJ
during
the
boen *ttttoxicating since the dawn the Forrest
th at the puree contained so mucli
Lake should m
* i ‘I*1' .. ^ince there are those who be worthless paper and that ho was to treat the Union Jack os a joke rangements have
bf*A
thut a “ Ladies N ig h t" of history."
creations as soon as
ta the Have business U dead-. W time out hi. $100.
when it is hoisted on the mast of plrtcd and will not bo fully known would bo held next Tuesday eve
L
Committee* ‘
Pjtni lor them to inaugurate advert!®Several negroes are said to nayu a British Merchantman,” he de until members of the family ur- ning ut the Hotel F o r n s t I-ako.
rive from, Sebring.
Tha special
■tloiu ing and publicity programs on a been fleeced in this manner d ur clared.
Mnny
entertainm ent * features
.
(•
appointed to
htteger scale than ever before," be ing the past few months.
were promised for tha,evening,
races was
declared, mid cited tha^ examples
among them being a talk by Julea
P. A. Mere
of several large manufacturing
Bruzile, catted “tne master enter
NEW YORK. Feb. «4AAV-Ar. M. B. Hut ...
concerns, which during the neartainer of Kiwanis."
ISCI
SPEAKER AT CIVIC
Is Reached
DINNER TUESDAY Decision
Following Conference
ham ner
York Waterfront SmilingDanlHToMeet
STATE BASEBALL New
Damaged When Blaze Strong* Competition
First R egatta Of
MEETING IS HELD Sweeps Dominion Pier -In
Sanford Yacht Club
IN TAMPA TODAY
H otels Expecting
Hundreds of Guests
FjireworksDispIayAnd
Concert OnTheLake
Shore Are Planned
WOMANHELlf AS
OFFICERS PROBE
DEATHS OF FOUR
S
4 DENOMINATIONS
RAP DRY REPORT
OF FEDERATION
Protest AgainstFiring’
On Ship By U. S. Boat
Sebring Man Dies
In Local Hospital
f Some
ptiions
Police
K iwanis Club Backs
A dvertising P lan s
Of Local Chamber
Southern Road
Acquired By A. C. L.
°f 11120. Increased their efforta |° sell goods, and with the
aid of extensive advertising camP*'*J** ^ad the largest business
time*1*'r histories
up to thut
fjfc
concluding his talk, the Tam
developer again paid tribute to
W*» end ps
d )'ley and no spirit of co-operation that exin Sanford. “From a town
enforced by
Practically unknown,
»«ford has become one of the
^ “Irtcssive cities of the
tn ».i *Undin* u a teatimonial
c*n b* dona through or*• turns «rr * u?*1 citiienship," he assertedHamner’* remark* were
. - the
>nc ilgo^
stgne of .vl,Tk r e iv e d and at the close
h twxnnen; #nt
he was the receipib*rt to tale th* S many w°rds of praise for
tu'Jn*n"«r «n which he had picmcJ Tf h0"1/ V1* ,ulure dewel°l»S S t r t j g l,0rd’ but Stao for the
ftS e fir S
meat
f >• eSDretej
it war
for!
lolder.
atherddent
, FolRev.
g sa s
r 'l b a j r g B
i
le M eans To
Mysterious Fires That Count Salm Has Ample
1 Take
Destroy Roadhouses Care Of Him self, H is Lawyer A sserts
Pinellas County May
Are Subject Of Probe
NEW YORK. Feb. 24.(A^K; dispel by an absolute denial the Become Bird Reserve
JACKSONVILLE. Frtj. J N g g ) Count Lugwig Salm H o g stre eten ^ fa U e,ru m o r t h a t anybody pays or
—The Duval county uherifr ■ office whoso financial sU tus apd con- contributes towards his .expenses," Under Proposed Plan
thia afternoon was lnve,t,F*t.,hU sequenl right to be In the United
th* mysterious burning eoTly •w if1 States has been_ questioned by
R epresentative FloralU H.
Gunhdia, Socialist, of New York,
MitUi of Jackionville. Tn® roM
house®, widriy acmttered, burned not only has means of
is well able to giv* a proper home
almost sjjnu 1taneou*1yAt Heena Swearingina puce, to his estranged wife and his child,
where the first was put out after his lawyer here asserts.
the building * u almost retnplrt*Representative La Guardla ye»;
|y destroyed, gaaolins was fodnd terday in a letter to Secretary of
to have been thrown through win Labor DaVi. requested that an lndow* and on the walla, investlgatv r .tle .a - ! '
y _ y .* fi2 i2
. public charge, with a v ie# to
rire were the Blue Chip and Mag- be ^deported if this was found to
be the esse..{
Mr La Guardis sited th e imThe three fire*
o'clock thl* w or-
Palm
spent fez
lights along w fla th
-
-J&E
3 »nd 4 on funSs provided by snot her, and
decUred that the "alien in queaI000 wfll be tion iuis no occupation.
white way
Count Salm
It necessary to
' tf*' r t- Y A v 1j
cA * X , #
zJrrgiC'
raid hi* lawyer, Herman B. Gowl■tein.
"He has neither required, sought
nor obtained financial aid from
*ny source, and ho b not indebted
to anybody of any account.
He
is quite able to pay his own way,
and ha* shown In court proceed
ings that he was and. Is able to
support Ms wffe and child and to
provide a suitable home for them."
Tho Count, at Washington,
seems undisturbed by Representa
tive U Guardis’* set. *1 do «»t
find ft very interesting," he ssld.
‘
my lawyer will, but I
CLEARWATER, Fla. Feb. 2L—
(A^—Possibility that the entire
coqnty of Pinellas may become a
sanctuary for birds was Indicated
yesterday afternoon when tha
county commlaaloners adopted a
resolution fayorf
A bill will be presented to the
next session of the state le g isla
ture by the Pinellas county
bon Society which. If It Is
will prohibit the *
of wild birds
nits.
Although
state counliee *
for separation
former MWUeent
his son,
In Wi
his
Kps -.‘r
rangementa virtually bare bean R. Platt, Boy
completed for tha s«Tui«Jrim» bv
the Atlantic Coast.
Company of the
mlngham and Atl
which has been
aim * tb tl.
An
ment
the receivership
expected.
porta current
Indicate that I
be B
terminated
w
r
Atlantic
roads first
bonds at 00
value with,f
.fa
or
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> TU ESD A Y , F E B R U A R Y ^
S
PAGE FOURTEEN
teen
djammerB Sail Main Once More;
tow B eing,U sed As Movie Sh
SAN PEDRO, Feb; 23. (IP)—
DaVey Jones, late of deep sea
points, {« holding open hffusc here
these days.
And he rubs his
hands and chuckles right gleeful
ly, for the ghosts of dead ships are
sailing the Main.
Almost
score of fam ous' old
windjammers which made history a
couple of generations ngo are
limping into the harbor under
frayed
sail*. < From ■rotting
wharves where they have been
tied Up for years, or from mud
banks where they have been
aground and forgotten, Uteto grey
beards of the sen are coming here
ii.; for n new lense on life and promise
of success in new careers.
James C nne, Paramount direc
tor, Will use them In a production
featuring the story of the frigate
Constitution, famous in the first
years of tho nineteenth century ns
“Old Ironsides.’
Thereafter, in
tho fashion of- motion picture
props, they probably will run tho
gam ut from doubling for the Le
viathan, to a part of th at fleet of
t a thousand nnco launched against
Historical Ships
. Among the first of the old time
■hips to arrive were the "William
Irwin,” the “Morse” and "Castle.”
Each had a remarkable history In
sailing days and each before be
ing abandoned on the Pacific
Conat, was known in ports of the
world.
Grislcd sailing men who sa t oh
the docks hero n$ the old craft
limped up tho channel, slapped
their logs and told of memorable
trlpa "around the horn,” of ndvnnture In n thousand ports and
heroic seamnnship. These ships
will become the “Constitution," the
“Constellation" and tho “Philadel
phia"’ of that early American
navy.
Of tho ships to join this unique
movie colony, ten are coming from
the Atlantic seaboard.
Each Is
fully manned anil coming under its
own sail. (.Upon their urrlval the
property man will turn them in^o
men o’wnr.
In addition to these large ves
sels, n score of smaller antiquated
craft, mostly former fishing ves
sels, are on their way here and
will swarm with pirates in movieland's stories of tho sen.
LETTERB BY SLEIGH
CA PPERCLEUCm
Scotland,
Feb. 22—Owing to the roads being
blocked by snow tho mnlls to this
town are being conveyed by a
horse-drawn sleigh over the field,
and in other quarters goods are
being convoyed by men on horse
back. Several areas on the Scot
tish borders have been cut off by
snow and sheep farmers hnve suf
fered serious losses.
decrees
below
xero
were
HIS TOUGH LUC
at
"PH never ask another v
elevations of 5.000 feet and above.
H . Wilkins, were Rranted Malor m
i * An** *
planned, while the aecond one will The taking-off and landing
Lanphler by the war department.
of m arry nie ns long af I ljVe
embark f r o m ' Point Barrow to ex- planes on snow-covered fields and
“Refused again?”
May Claim Lands
“No,
accepted.”
plore
the
find.
Though lacking official creden
on the ice of rivers and lakes also
■maneuvers of the
tials, deputizing him to act .speclfiwere studied. This, Lanphler be
CHINESE OATH
lieves; will also be of value in ac
companying the Artie filers.
Capt. Vincent Dixon, second in
MANCHESTEiTfVb j* -v
command, will be in charge a t Sel «hall tell the truth, and
fridge during Lanphier’s absence. truth. T 1 » « fc W h ^ S L * ‘*
covered, the first pUiw will con- reached frequently, especially
, t George
mission to accompany CapL
-
Airplane Polar Expedition
Flight Will Encounter Most
Difficulties In Trip From
Fairbanks To J P o 1 n t
H® your soul
TIME TO CLOSE
cracked like the saucer” *i&
wna the form of oath
“How’s business going?”
to four ChlnVue at i h n Z ^ V
“ Like clockwork.”
sizes in n cose requiting thX , "
“Why, I heard you had failed.” timony. As the oath wr«n,V - 1*
"So I have. They’ve ju st wound tcreel to each, a usurer was ta***
up tho business.”
on the floor Of the uitm S t j ' "
DETROIT. Feb. 23. UP)—Tho
critical- test of the Wilkins Artie
Expedition will come In the flight
of the two plnnes from Falrbanka
to Point Barrow, Alaska, In tho
opinion of Mnjor Thomas G, Lanphicr, who will accompany the ex
pedition ns unofficial observer.
Tho success or failure of the
whole flight across Artie seas will
hinge upon the semi-experimental
flight from Fairbanks, where thplans will be assembled, ho said.
If the test flight gives good re
sults, Major Lanphler lielieves a
successful transoceanic trip will
bo presaged thereby.
“Any undertaking similar to this
Is morn or less ,pf a gamble," he
declared, “but I believe wc will
have good fortune.”
Four month leave of nbsenee
from Kclfridge field, near here,
where be is in command of the
Fiw t Pursuit Squadron, and per-
Do You Know That
We Have
dll-yff.fid& k
Natures century old masterpiece
Contracts also for yotir fn
n* needs at (In* lowest price
W i NNEWOOD is nn actual part t*f the city of Simford.
It embodies all of the conveniences and com-
a
forts found in a new day city, and yet a spot of rare
licnuty that nature so plentifully bestowed.
At the
intersection of .Melbmville and Geneva Avenues, des
Mrs. John E. Raker, widow of the
lata Congressman linker o£- Cali
fornio, may run to ipicceed him in
the house of representatives, ac
cording to reports at Washington.
Reasonable Prices
aVe the advantage
of this place.
tined to he the most
BUILDERS
and
FARMERS
SUPPLIES
traveled
thoroughfare
of
the
Greater Sanford District. Well within the city limits
with paved streets, sidewalks and oil public utilities.
WYNNKWOOI) s within easy access of the commer
cial. recreational and industrial sections of the city,
and only a few minutes drive to the most important
attractions
FLORIDA’S LARGEST AND
MOST BEAUTIFUL HOTEL
of
the
city. The
strategic, location of
Wynne wood remains unrivaled for a most desirable
hoinesile hi a growing investment.
Hollywood is directly on Hollywood Beach, aver
ting the A tlantic— fireproof, seven stories high,
I rooms, idl with bath, the majority facing the
GO TO SEE WYNNEWOOD today, that j
appreciate all the unusual features it mil
your own car if you prefer, lake* Sanfon
Celery Avenue to Mellonville, south to
or, south on Sanford Avenue to Geneva i
on Geneva to Mellonville, 4it< this inhi
Wyimewood. Our representatives will b
The Hollywood is "homey”—democratic
ful happiness and comfort to every guest,
is extreme in beauty.
Guests in bathing costume may
onms to the delightful surf-hatliing <
o play on the warm sands.
H ollywood lias u n e x c elle d
’ hotel e x p e rts .
accompany you to the property, the) *ir‘
you a thorough knowledge of Ihv l^u '
<!uc-1h in easy access to the Holly*
wood (b,If and Country Club und„var
ied other tropical sports. Entrancing
motor drives to Miami, Palm Reach and
"•her southern Florida society places.
grum.
Music by the Hollywood hotel concert
orchestra. A concert is held every Sun
day evening in the gorgeous lounge
>"om by the Hollywood Symphony Or
chestra of 30 artists.
I J A T K N . I M I . I III XC1 M K A I . l l
P l i t a l r , SIC..VO |,rr . l n r n n ,l wpt t w o
r o v m , SCO.OO m i,! up.
la
HOLLYW OOD
By-the-Sea
Florida’s All-Y
Sale* D irect*
W. H. Wishard, Pres
Sanford Realty Co
Sales A gents
Phone G57
�... ?
a
treme north ' .
In temperature.
A ssociated
Thirty-Two- Pages Today
SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1926.
Son Plans COUNTESS' NEW
To Construction O f Freight
aign Fund HEARING PLEA Basin Inside Bulkhead Line
W
[fted Today DENIEDBY U. S.
ilF
■
!
The City Planning Board, in a north side of the boulevard.* and
communication addressed to the extend it Into the lake.
City Commissioners, has gone on
City Engineer F red 'T . Williams
Jfan Bb Decided Onlv record as opposing the proposed told the commissioners th a t a dock
harbor built Into the lake would be fa r
By The Couils, Is Opinion plantheto build a municipal
O f A ctin g
r.„V , on u1e south side of the route to less expensive and would servo the
In
retary While.be followed by the Seminole boule- purpose of. making a fre ig h t te r
in Handing Down Decision yard, when the latter project la minal ju st as well as would the
completed.
other plan.
N ew York W aterfront
The letter was read to the com
M. B. Hutton, one of tho spons
Decision Is Reached missioners
a t their regular meet ors of the plan, suggested' th a t too
D am aged When Blaze
ing yesterday afternoon nnd E. A. mnny railroad tracks would event
Following Conference Douglas,
representing the planning ually cross the boulevard if the
Sweeps Dominion Pier
board, appeared before tne com docks were on the north side.
•
T a m p n Realtor Lauds Rapid English Government Not To missioners
Y acht
and gtfve tho reasons
Nu action wns taken by tho com
Growth Of Sanford And
NEW
YORK,
F?b.
2
4
.
«
n
~
Consider Proposals To In for the board's action,
missioners and the m ntter of tho
The old Dominion pier a t the >
• Attributes It To New Spirit
tercede For The Countess Mr. Douglas stated th a t the oxr-O local*.*. will bo threshed out
members of the board had unan at r. later date, U was announced. Efforts To Reorganize Old foot of Bench S tre e t on the Hud
That Is In Evidence Here
son River, was swept by firo
imously ngrecd th a t there wns an
The commission yesterday Agreed
W ASH INGTON.-Feb. 21,
League Into Eight Club today
nnd tugs barely saved the
urgent necessity for a harbor, but to toko over the coibetion of nni*
, Whnt Is declared to have been A new hearing for the Countess th
Circuit To Be Made; Sex steam ship Jefferson from de
at
owing
to
the
expense
involv
mala
now
in
the'police
ino
nnd
to
of
Cnthcnrt
on
the
order
for
her
! itiit largest nnd most enthusmBtic
ton Groomed As President struction.
ed in dredging The slips and in npproprlato the sum of $50 monthcivic gathering In .the history of exclusion from the United Suites constructing
A little earlier, tho Clyde lin
u
drawbridge
over
ly
for
their
upkeep,,
upon
the
rccI Sanford was the banquet Tuesday was denied today by the Labor De the boulevarJ, the roard deemed
TAMPA, Feb. 24.(/P>—Floridn er Seminole, with a cargo val
onmendntion of Coin m usic nee E.
■night at the Hotel! Forrest Lake, partment.
it advisable .to build a ' pier on tho F. Houshohler.
baseball 'enthusiasts expressed the ued at $1,000,000 of silks, potI held under the auspices of the
In the opinion -of ncting Secrehopo early today th at n firmly es ton and tobacco was sim ilarly
IChamber of Commerce and -mark- dccided only by the courts. A ju
tablished
state league will he or rescued when fire threatened
t /the beginning of P ^ t^ rn tio n s dicial finding as to whether moral
ganized ns ir result of tho con Hudson River pier 27.
rln
drive,to
raise
$18,000
with
................. .............
. , , .
turpitude is a crime and constiAdditional entries received
Eight hundred vnles of a 5^00,ference to he held here this a fte r
which to finnnee n special adver- lutes a bar to the admission of
00 cargo of cotton had been un- within the last 2 hours insure
noon
In
th
e’
office
of
Dr.
II.
E.
tising program to he conducted | aliens admitting nets o fjh a t sort,
Op re, president of the Tampa ' loaded from tho Jeffcrsoni Tho the presence nt Sanford -1
within tho next few weeks.'
Jt was snid, desired by the Ijibor
heavy smoko from tho burning
club.
Friday of approximately 15 o
Approximately 275 representa Deportment.
Seven cities of the west const pier combined with the soft coal
haze, turned day Inta night in the fastest racers of the 151
Mr. White, after n conference
tive
men
nnd
women
of
this
city
linvo
responded
to
the
invitation
to
I ati- were present to hear the principal with assistant Secretary Husband
organize the league. These cities lower M anhattan. Six freight Hydroplane type in southern
urintf address by Burke L. Hnmner, prom and Solicitor Theodore It isle v. no
nro St, Petersburg, Bradenton, car floats were towed_liilQ_mid_ waters, Commodore' 'J. . K .
mrrre inent Tampa developer, nnd several tified Arlliur G. Hays, attorney for
Karattotap Lakeland, Snnfnfd, Fori stream WltlTtfie Jefferson.
While these fires wepo ra g Emory announced thia mom-,
of lh»- other speakers including E. F. the Countess, who had m ini red New Orleans_Mot her . Facing •SlnrtH-Front Snn Francisco Myem nnd Avon Park.
Murder ChargelVndlngOulWith Borrowed Dollar And With Tnmpn they will make an ing, another blaze In a factory iiiE, and all indications are
llousdioldiuv H arry- T.-Uodwell,-l). th at the case be re-opened for tl. a t 605 E a st Eightieth
that the first annual regatta
H. McFarland, and Henry Wight. admission of new evidence.
come Of Chemist Reporta
After Winning Game His eight club circuit which, it is Sbuilding
treet
on
tho
E
ast
river
front
of
tho Sanford Yacht Club will bq
hoped*
will
Iwcome
one
of
the
Case Continually Coining Up
Declaring th a t there, in no limit
Who Examined Four Bodies - Debtors Refuse To Fay
strongest minor league outfits in drovu HO families from a tenant tho largest event of Its kind aver
of the
s anford’s possibilities, Mr. Ham
Mr. Itisley said cases similar to
next door.
Firem en ordered etaged in this section of Florida, to
per asserted that it has one of htho that of the Countess wen- continu
NEW ORLEANS, La., Feb. 24.
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.—(/P)—- the country.
Tntupa, St. Petersburg,’ Sanford them out when It was feared t)ie quote club officials.'
brightest futures of any city in the ally coming la-fore the department '—UU)—(’ll, • nd Parish authorities Char.. C. Davis, able seaman, not
“We have received entries that
stale. In substantiation of this nnd ,he hoped the court action gave attention to several theories only won all the ready rash from nnd Lakclnnd will ho the Neclues blaze would .spread, but It soon
at first wo never dreamed of g e t-,
declaration to the rich agricultural growing out of the habeas corpus toda- i they continued their in- his niessmutca in u 25-day poker around which the new league is to wna controlled.
ting," Commodore Emory said thia
section that yields tho city several proceedings instituted bv Mr. Hays vestig.. ,.m of the deuths within a ame on the high seas between Im» formed.
morning." Some of the beat known
The other four cities represented
million dollars annually, nnd then for her. would define for the de period of It months-of four mem an Francisco nnd New York hut
boats that have competed in Flor
to the strategic location coupled partment a course which it could bers of the family of Mrs. Jlcnett nlso obtained the aid of the U nit at the m elting today are new
ida regattas are bqing shipped here
with the excellent transportation follow in the future.
Cure Bussey, 23. The womnn is ed States government to collect comers In the slnte baseball field,
for Friday’s’ races and everything
hut each is said to he prepnred
facilities.
The solicitor added that lie had held without bond on n charge nf Rome of his .winnings.
points toward a more successful
do its part.
New Civic Spirit Prevail*
He shipped on the oil tanker to The
ordered the release of the Coun murder, pvmLaq a report of chem
meet than we had dared hope fo r/’
history of professional bnseMr. Hnmner recalled that for sev tess from Ellis Island for a 10 day ists ^who examined the vital or La Brea .Inn. 28 without n cent
eral years Sanford was described period under bond only after he gans of the four dead persons for in his pocket and today quit the hnll in Florida has been rather
“Smiling Dan H I" Entered
hectic during Die last few years,
in ninny sections of tho state ns had conferred with various depart traces of poison.
I n ' addition to other fast boat*
ship with $72 in pny nnd $1.13 in hut
promoters of the present e f
being "dead", nnd then ho pictured mental offieials who had advised
of the same type, Ihe- speedy Cali- •
Consideration wus given to n |»oker winnings safely tucket! away. fort are confident thut the Florida
the birth of a new civic spirit here, that the ease be decided by the "sw eetheart1’ theory, though the
It took the moral support of a Rtnto league, ns formed today, ‘An Inexcusable Jletrnynl Of fornia "Smiling Dan III" which're
which he described as being the eourts und the Countess given alleged suitor of Mrs. Bussey, United States commissioner und
cently shattered a world's record
most potent fnctor in the city’s freedom white it was in the pro Frnnk Davis, a fireman, was re assistant United States attorney will muintaln iieell’ ns a perm a
Many Church IIodleH,"SayH over the Palm Beach course will be
nent
organization
for
development
in the tremendous growth during the past cess of final adjustment.
-Statement Commenting On seen on Lake Monroe In company .
leased after u questioning ycM **.' and a detective from the New of the nalionul pustime.
srted'four years.
Kx sister boat, “Baby Mine/*
day. Davis wns examined afi . York police force for him to col
"Report Of Research Group with
The first m atter to he taken up
Both high powered shells are on
s are I "There’s been a change of spirit
Theodore F. Meade, a taxicab dri lect, however.
England Not To Intercede
at the meeting will lie election of
here, und believe me anyone who
route to Sanford, and are expected
A five cent poker game started a president.
LONDON. Feb. 24. UF)—.The ver, had reported that he heard
Mike Kexton, presi
WASHINGTON, Fnh. 24.(/P)— to arrive tomorrow, Secretary W.
. has been hen- one hour becomes
the
fireman
tell
Mrs.
Bussey
that
nl
1
an
Francisco,
was
continued
British
government
will
consider
Tim
recent
report
on
prohibition
dent
of
the
National
Association
*r a
well aware of it," he further declnr“they can't do tnie anything."
with lime off for sleep, menls and of Professional Baseball Leagues, by tho research departm ent of the E. Whito aunouiiCtd today..
I,rd. The spirit that mnkes a great no proposals to institute reprisals
Following tho visit of local club'
work. When the -tanker reached
Davis
suitf
he
had
been
a
frined
er city radiates from every person for the Imrring of the Countess of of the woman's Bite husband, Law New York, the game was wide wh recently took up his resilience Federal Council of churches Is at- officials to tho Palm Beach rates
Cnthcart
from
tho
United
States.
here,
is
understood
to
be
the
pop
tucked
as
"an
inexcusable
betray
he declared.
This, in effect, was the reply of rence Bussey, also a fireman. He open stud nnd Davis had $250 in ular choice. Ho hnn not Indicated al of many church bodies" in u hold last week, many South Florida
V. San- Speaking of Florida's growth ns
foreign
Secretary Sir Austen udmited that he hud been ulone cash und, $500 in "I. O. U.'s" on his intentions, hut promoters huvo statem ent Issued by high officials sportsmen have becomu Interested
a whole, Mr. Hamper said that it
Chamberlain,
to a .spirited cross with Mrs. Bussey frequently since a borrowed dollar from the ship’a, snid he will bn urged to accept. of tha Methodist Episcopal Church, in tho Sanford event, Commodore
U k t been so phenomenal th a t It hod fire of questions in the1House of the death of her husband, but, .cook.
* . (,
Episcopal.
Church, Em oPy*8id. nrul. approximately a
Dr. Opre lias been acting as M ethodist
“scared a great many of us", but
dozen boats hare been entered by
like Mrs. Bussey, denied any
The
players
got
suspicious,
ex
Commons
today,
regarding
the
.South,
the
Methodist
Protestant
president
of
the
le&rue.
•
He
snid
Hiver he declared that'such tremendous working of the American immigra knowledge of the alleged efforts amined the. curds, detected what
tho
Palm tlffich, St. Petersburg
today that tha eight club circuit Church, and the United Brethren
development should be no cause for
and TntiLjg clubs. Mount Dora
to kill members of th* Bussey fam they f d t were rath er upethichl Is they aim of promoters hut fail Church.
tion
laws.
*
byr=to alarm. All of the propaganda that
Tho etatem ent snid tho "present and JacRaonvHlf with both bo
iSrAusten snid the British ily.Davis admitted that he had pur markings «ud descended on Davis, ing In th at n six club o rg ailtu tlan
is being spread in the north In con
represented in addition to
They
relieved
him
of
hi*
winning*
will
be
formed.
Kalnry
limits,
confusion
seems to be due In large strongly
irtutiun nection with the Florida develop government considered it entirely chased medicine for Mrs. Hussey, und split them-up pro-rnta. In the player limits nnd other rules will part" t» tho
DcLand, Eustis, and many other
Federal
^Council's
re
ment is untrue. Mr. Hamner said, the business of tho American au hut claimed he did not know wheth ensuing discussion Davis was m aul
nearby titles.
If nil other de port, adding:
Ting.
nnd because it Is untrue, it will net thorities us to who should or should er the mixture he bought contain ed badly atal came into port wear be considered.
Sanford will have several-boats* *
tails
are
settled
today
a
tentative
"Wo
repudiate
it
ns
unscientific
not
I
ki
admitted
to
the
United
d \ riti- as IxMiim-rung, serving to bring
ed poison. Mrs. Ilusycy retained her ing hundnges on his 'bend.
schedule will lie mnp|>cd -out
in itx methods, unw arranted nnd entered in the cabin cruisor and /
' more people to the state than ever States.
calm attitude almost constantly
He went to the Custom’s-House,
fit. Petersburg, Tampa, Sanford misleading in its conclusions, n outboard motor classes, and two loto rear 1before.
until Inst night when she became the city hall nnd finally told his and lakeland are sure ut alters, product of provincialism, a strik- cal ’sportsmen, Dr. C. J, Marshall .
More Beneficial Than Harmful
i hysterical for the first tinn- since story to Assistant United Stntes he snid.
a ' ipg example of the domination of and Judge W. E. White,-will have
ilitio m The effect of the anti-Florida
her arrest lust week;
Attorney Gatinelln. He wanted to
Bradenton ami Hnraaota linvo loonl surroundings nnd siiecial con sailboats entered In the sloop race
*,
campaign, Mr. Dimmer declared,
Among other theories of the au press charges of assault.
over a six mile triangle courao-*
hacking.
Fort Myers has been ditions."
cost "f 'v>ll I"* more beneficial than harm
thorities are that Mrs. Bussey
Tho regatta will be staged under
agitating
professional
hall
all
win
Attached
to
tho
statem
ent
wore
Mr.
Gatinelln
got
in
touch
with
ful. pointing out that those-who arc
might hare poisoned her husband Commissioner Cotter, they got a ter.
Gilbert Freeman. who has tim signatures of tho chairman of tho auspices of the American Pow
in San- »><>w in the state studying condi
to benefit/ from his life insurance detective sergeunt in case nrrests been active in cumpuigning for a the commission on temperance and er Boat Association, the Mississippi
tions nr, they really exist, will re
or is insane.
were inudc, und sped to the l.n team in Avon Park, reported libe social service of the Methodist Valley Power Boat Association and
ads ami turn home to tell the true story.
BeckLast year th at city Episcopal Church, South, Bishop tho HorKla Powar Boat Associa
Truffic
Policeman
A.
H........
..
n
.
.
.
.
u
r
i
n
Bren
in a hired touring cur, when ral support.
This will result in mure people
lujr arrested
u
with yesterduy
J ih* Dukes h & S tW O O d Owner Will they learned she wns due to suil maintained its ridge. league team \v. F. McDowell, und Clarence tion. Visiting commodores exper
the com- .coming to see for themselves,.
True Wilson Secretary of tha ienced in handling similar events
after the season hud closed.
and P- H. Bull, negroes, after a
enrfy today..’
. .. ,
Mr Far- I. "You never heard of Florida be- chase
Protest
AgainstFiring’
hoard of temperance, prohibition have consented to assist local com
of
several
blocks,
and
upon
Fans
in
Wauchuln.
Behring
nnd
A
h
tile
crew
lined
up
Davis
an
thc men i"g knocked for its agricultural investigation it was learned that
Frostproof
have
said
they
will
uml
public morals of the Method mittees In classifying and arrang
"* steps possibilities," declared the Tnm- the two hud been operating in On Ship By U. S. Boat nounced that lie would withdraw help support a tcum ut Avon l ’aik, ist Episcopal Church, Bishop W; ing the various heats and final
the nssault charges if the players
»ork of pan. who pointed out th at al- East tiunford and in Goldshoio
H. Bell, of the United Brethren contests, Mr. White said.
according to league promoters.
vmmlttrt- thnugh this state has only one per with a view to fleecing some of
LUENBEKG, NS., Feb. 24.(/D— contributed.
Church,
and I)r. Thomas H. Lewis,
Program Announced
Ho got $U3 from one, $20 from
Tfins, S. cuit of the country's population, the negro - inhabitants by tho old B. O. Cnnn of Yarmoutl), owner
President of the Temperance
The
program will begin a t It)
another
nnd
smaller
nmounts
ns
r. E. F. it produces 10 per cent of tho per jmcketbook game.
of the schooner Eastwood,, which
Union of the Methodist Proteatunt o’clock with a special outhoai
he ,passed his hat. Then he an
il. C. L .1tshables raised in the. United
is
alleged
to
have
been
shelled
Church.
They were taken before County
motor race to be followed by tl
nounced that as far as he was can- Dutton, Slates. Not enough attention has Judge,
"There has hen no change in tha first heat of the feature event,
J. G. Sharon yesterday a ft about a week ago while a t anchor
T, It. C. been given to advertising Florida's ernoon jmd upon their plan of 2u miles off Long Island, New cernc£ the -mutter wus over.
fidelity to tlm prohibition law of contest between shells of the
A. E. foil. Mr. Hamner observed, and guilty were fined'$26 and costs, York by the const guard cutter
tho churches which we represent" displacement type.
. Knight for that reason ho asserted that or given the option of serving 3l» Seneca is preparing to register
the statem ent said and there is
Sebring Man Dies
The moet will end w!th*a freeWion of Sanford's plan to advertise now days on the county roads.
formal pretest at Ottawa with the
"no apparent chungo In tho sen
cruiser race scheduled; to
n the the harvesting of its $8,000,000
In
Local
Hospital
The methods used in their'gam e, Canadian government.
Tho fipnford Kiwnnii Club &t tim ent of th e people as a whole for-all
a t 5 o’clock.
celery crop will serve as on ap- ok explained by tho police was ✓ "I would not consider myself a [
_____
its regular meeting today, went toward this law," it ndded th a t .begin
At 7 o'clock
o'
visiting commodores
aml Pcnl which will draw many poo to show a pocketbook fulLof bills patriotic citiren," said Mr. Cum.
v
8|lumnrd# uf Behring, died on recoid us favoring the proposed wherever the issue had been
rs of pie here.
and state to their prospective vic in u statementf ^Unless I r e g is - Uhls afternoon, a t tho Hobson San- Chamber of Commerce drive for squarely draw n sinco national pro and th e ir’ fim lllts will be tha
ti folSpeaking of tho so-called "dull tim that they had f^und it. The tered u protest against tnW ,ort j Barium, on Park Avenue, follow- funds with which to carry on a hibition was adopted, "outside of guests of the Sanford Yacht Club
riden,!season." Mr. Huinner declared thut victim was usually Induced^ to post of treatment. I will surely make jnjf # long Illness.
He wns spedul advertising campaign. >
tho territory surrounding New a t a dinner a t the Hotel Forrest
r.
J- there is no such thing. He tie- u guarantee of J100 or bo in order
formal protest to the gotern brought
Bhort talks by Judge J, (3.-Shar York City, the people have ad Lake, to be followed by a fire
own
, . to the sanitarium Inst
ut. i*r‘ 8cr "ct* Florida us now entering to insure his being in on tho re ment a t Ottawa."
on, J. G. Michael, Howard Ilul- hered to their approval of the law^r works display and band coneart on
Sunday for teretm ent.
lake shore and a formal Invita
nuler, u period of intensive and extensive ward l o r the finding. He would
"I Intend to fight the rase to
"We appeal to the people not to tha
services are expected to ick, W. M. Scott, and J . Putnam
tional
ball a t tha new hotel.
' v ie' , vt-'l°Pment nnd that the absence he Left holding the purse whlle the very limit, not because of the buFuneral
Stevens
were
made
lt\
the
interest
be deceived by the plea Mr so
held tomorrow afternoon from
"Nthneroui
private dinner oar■ r. \ \ . of speculation had made it appear the two gamesters ‘ went tn find damage dona to my vessel, nor
Modifica
of the advertising campaign and called 'modification/
11° some that there is a lull cxist- the owner." On th eir'failin g to the expense to myself, but because the MiUer-Erickson Funeral Home, also the ynrht reg atta to be held tion means nothing lass than de ties have been arranged”, Commo
,lew s Img over the state.
s return, the victim would discover I, os a Canadian, will not stand U05 Laurel Avenue.
Emory said today,1* and t r
on Lake M onro^W tday.
struction o f the p ro h ib it!^ law. dore
It
is
said
th
at
the
funeral
a
r
who
are contemplating dl
Idle
and
allow
any
foreign
country
j P ' - i ,. »«« « ; Program. Herded
.
„
—
.
~~
■
Vr
i
t
iWftjF
AL'l.bMLcoJ
during
the
boen *ttttoxicating since the dawn the Forrest
that the puree contained so mucli
Lake should m
* i ‘I*1' .. ^ince there are those who be worthless paper and that ho was to treat the Union Jack os a joke rangements have
bf*A
thut a “ Ladies N ight" of history."
creations as soon as
ta the Have business U dead-. W time out hi. $100.
when it is hoisted on the mast of plrtcd and will not bo fully known would bo held next Tuesday eve
L
Committee* ‘
until members of the family ur- ning ut the Hotel F o r n s t I-ako.
Pjtni lor them to inaugurate advert!®Several negroes are said to nayu a British Merchantman,” he de rive
from, Sebring.
Tha special
■tloiu ing and publicity programs on a been fleeced in this manner dur clared.
Mnny
entertainm ent * features
.
(•
appointed to
htteger scale than ever before," be ing the past few months.
were promised for tha,evening,
races was
declared, mid cited tha^ examples
among them being a talk by Julea
P. A. Mere
of several large manufacturing
Bruzile, catted “tne master enter
NEW YORK. Feb. «4AAV-Ar. M. B. Hut ...
concerns, which during the near- Mysterious Fires That
tainer of Kiwanis."
ISC I
SPEAKER AT CIVIC
DINNER TUESDAY
P r id e
ham ner
H
e r e
O
n
F r id a y
SmilingDanlHToM eet
Strong* Competition
-In First R egatta Of
Sanford
Club
STATE BASEBALL
MEETING IS HELD
IN TAMPA TODAY
H otels Expecting
Hundreds o f Guests
FjireworksDispIayAnd
Concert OnTheLake
Shore Are Planned
WOMANHELlf AS
OFFICERS PROBE
DEATHS OF FOUR
S
4 DENOMINATIONS
RAP DRY REPORT
OF FEDERATION
Charge of Fleecing
Goldsboro People
Made A gainst Trio
Kiwanis Club Backs
Advertising Plans
Of Local Chamber
f Some
ptiions
Police
Southern Road
Acquired By A. C. L.
°f 11120. Increased their efforta |° sell goods, and with the
aid of extensive advertising camP*'*J** ^ad the largest business
time*1*'r histories
up to thut
le Means 1To Take
Count Salm Has Ample
Destroy Roadhouses Care Of Himself, His Lawyer Asserts
Pinellas County May
Are Subject Of Probe
NEW YORK. Feb. 24.(A^K; dispel by an absolute denial the
JACKSONVILLE. Frtj. J N g g ) Count Lugwig Salm H ogstreeten^faU e,rum or th a t anybody pays or
—The Duval county uherifr ■ office whoso financial sU tus apd con- contributes towards his .expenses,"
concluding his talk, the Tam
f j f c ps developer
afternoon was lnve,t,F*t.,hU sequenl right to be In the United raid hi* lawyer, Herman B. Gowlagain paid tribute to thia
th* mysterious burning eoTly •w if1 States has been_ questioned by ■tein.
W*» end no spirit of co-operation
that ex"He has neither required, sought
Representative FloralU H.
d )'ley and
in Sanford. “From a town MitUi of Jackionville. Tn® roM Gunhdia, Socialist, of New York, nor obtained financial aid from
enforced by
Practically unknown, house®, widriy acmttered, burned not only has means o f
*ny source, and ho b not indebted
»«ford has become one of the almost sjjnu 1taneou*1yHe
is well able to giv* a proper home to anybody of any account.
-
^ “Irtcssive cities of the
tn ».i *Undin* u a teatimonial
c*n b* dona through or*• turns «rr * u?*1 citiienship," he assertedHamner’* remark* were
. - the
>nc ilgo^
stgne of .vl,Tk re iv e d and at the close
h twxnnen; #nt
he was the receipib*rt to tale th* S many w°rds of praise for
t u 'J n*n"«r «n which he had picmcJ Tf h0"1/ V1* ,ulure dewel°l»S S t r t j g l,0rd’ but Stao for the
meat
f >• eSDretej
it war
for!
lolder.
atherddent
, FolRev.
i
r 'lb a jr g B
g sas
At Heena Swearingina puce,
where the first was put out after
the building * u almost retnplrt*|y destroyed, gaaolins was fodnd
to have been thrown through win
dow* and on the walla, investlgatrire were the Blue Chip and Mag-
ftSefirS
The three fire*
o'clock thl* worPalm
spent fez
lights along w fla th
-
-J&E
3 »nd 4
I000 wfll be
white way
to his estranged w ife and his child, is quite able to pay his own way,
and ha* shown In court proceed
his lawyer here asserts.
Representative La Guardla ye»; ings that he was and. Is able to
terday in a letter to Secretary of support Ms wffe and child and to
Labor DaVi. requested that an ln- provide a suitable home for them."
Tho Count, at Washington,
v r .tle .a -!'
y _ y . * f i 2 i 2 seems undisturbed by Representa
. public charge, with a vie# to tive U Guardis’* set. *1 do «»t
be ^deported if this was found to find ft very interesting," he ssld.
‘
my lawyer will, but I
be the esse..{
Mr La Guardis sited th e imfor separation
former MWUeent
his son,
on funSs provided by snot her, and
decUred that the "alien in queaIn Wi
his
tion iuis no occupation.
Count Salm
It necessary to
' tf*' r t- YAv 1j cA * X , # zJrrgiC'
Become Bird Reserve
Under Proposed Plan
CLEARWATER, Fla. Feb. 2L—
(A^—Possibility that the entire
coqnty of Pinellas may become a
sanctuary for birds was Indicated
yesterday afternoon when tha
county commlaaloners adopted a
resolution fayorf
A bill will be presented to the
next session of the state leg isla
ture by the Pinellas county
bon Society which. If It Is
will prohibit the *
of wild birds
nits.
Although
state counliee *
Kps -.‘r
rangementa virtually bare bean R. Platt, Boy
completed for tha s«Tui«Jrim» bv
the Atlantic Coast.
Company of the
mlngham and Atl
which has been
aim* tb tl.
An
ment
the receivership
expected.
porta current
Indicate that I
be B
terminated
w
r
Atlantic
roads first
bonds a t 00
value with,f
.fa
or
�y*f »rj
Tennessee Party On
| Florida Tour Given
‘ Entertainment Here
Chamber Commerce
Members Conduct
Complete Program
For The Delegation
DRD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24
Funds Willi
For Compr,
McFarlaridLaudsSanford’s
P o ssib ilities A nd Solid
Agricultural Development
Utilities P
Party Visits New
Tourist Hostelry
Motorcade
Through
Fields Emphasizes
Solidity Of Sanford
I u Saniuid itir dnccletI lIk; eyes of the world I o
Sanford will (lie aquatic .si tol lmen coiih1to compete for
Regatta prizes-— I o Sanford will gather crowds of fun
loving, sport enthusiasts, hor wliat?
r ip Kmrineer'M Plans Okc.vo!
At (.'onuiiiasioner’s Meet;
Work On l*riit<'i)i:il Avenue;
Will He Finished in Full
Telephone W iring
Will Ft* ( ’hanged
l irsl Street WiH Ue llepnvcd
And Imp o\ »'ill’i‘;;mU;iilrn;Mi
Aliev To Sanford Vvenue
ol Lax h Arhor, exit-ntl In our truest a hearty wel
:» • f^ur pullmaii busses are at \’our service. 1hoy
If'a.vt1Daviuiin at 7:30 (or Sanford—they will det guest from ( Margin :il i IP 30.
| L ocal Firm Announces
J Plans For New $75,000
:
F ir e p r o o f W arehous
I SANFORD CELERY
I SHIPMENTS KIND
l STROM MARKET
F. npti/M Cliiintg I.i|:ht Crop
K x jierled
In
Thin S e r i iiiii
Wi'l Mv.oil'
In (’iinliniieit
D em and
U iftk e r I'rlre-,
\l
SEMINOLE BANK IS
TO HAVE 4 NEW
STORIES ADDED
Hill Hardware ICnlltliiti> Will
Hu Wilde Into Offices To
11:i ncl l<: Iill-rented Itusinesv.
Worl, T ii Slurl In Spring
Party O f Visitors
Is Brought JO City
In Loch Arbor Bus
N ew Com m ercial
Hotel Will Be Built
OnP ark Avenue Site
Freight Unloaded,
Water Front In
Totals Over 7t{
�NE90AY;
ans
MONEY AVAILAIlU *
For Flfirt
lx>«n* on IJhMI V.InMIn
C'onnult us Orel when in Ihc market fo
A . I*. CON^NELLYn& ISONS
M.«■»)!« *
*
ilrv«!nc*
f wh» t>B‘I
, Cniiltr
Iihi'i city
[ate a* ,u
Ur. o«if irni'vlh
rd JurinR
,fs, show*
««n built
t unified
lient city
[ire SnnIppt-al to
!
wktr.
jn» aM,i
,t Lack*
in the
iliruc it*
;.r Mule
For quick natc \vc nave n 15 nrro celery rnnn.
nil tiled nml in a h p h stale of cultivation, localetl on brick road about 5 miles Fast of Snnfunl
including equipment for $20,000.00. There, is n
good house on this farm and at leust $5000.00
worth of buildings and tjquipment. Fur a real
value this cannot be excelled.
| a result
t rank l,f
[projtn.''-
KitfMt*
k
■
“Money/ you Ray but did it ever occur to you that
the money you earn can be made to WORK and J3ARN
MORE MONEY FOR YOU? Money invested in Florida
Power & Light Company Preferred Stock becomes a
willing, tireless, high-salaried worker who never eats,
never gets sick, never asks for a vacation, never gets
laid off and the wages amounting to*?' / a year, are paid
to you every three months.
* 1:
COLCLO'UGIV REALTY CO
Heal F.slate
-it iin*
General Insurnme
311 I'lr it Nnli.,n.i| ||n,ik Hide.
ai l or-
K .’t ! 1
CUI'I-
Hanford, Fla.
T rlrphuup
K j t tali' <1
K fur tho
K-'tnirl.V.
■ .M
r.
■i t rtM'- n-1
B/unl from
I Ik HIUUh incest.
Irr.il ion
bn the St.
Live buck
I faiilitier. •
t.f ahKi‘iuc
tmjrrc**lve
Edministinbirit Wire
Itavp ninilr
■ tinlay,
lullt.
iprcftl that
U i in inakb* Mircvss.
If you wit.fr to imve your rentals managed
iu an efficient and business-like fashion we will
m
be pleaseiPto make your collection^.
Our Cent
al Department bandies all 'details iu couueetion
w ith .the property, prolecls the client’s interests
and issues monthly statements.
fcverv blit
[ there has
id express.
[lhi» saint*
kUl hilvei it soctess-
It’s SAFE and PAYS
■peak*tit; i*i
Wnmim’*.
i Drrs'iil.'nl,
[»/ the pa t
It ChamhiT
Weed Un
U he I nl •
Ilf Mlll '*.i liiupiifuii
Admit
rithout
racrica
ON Y O U R M ONEY
HAVE YOU SEEN WYNNEWOOD
Orders tuny be placed and information obtained through any employe uf
■onil m l inn
w \. .i **vM»m
h Mlltf fft fip»
■c iuJltii-yMuii
UP i* lit hk*
pit’ h\ fit PI n
)i m*w*i a t. i*;
Or informal ;on may hv obtained ami puri'lumcn made l In outfit
Riddle
5 -ligh t'
h*ti"n.
.i
fell Ml.mill.I
. Ii*i "« i
teatlieil It. i
Hi.* Ifliel.
« <ititen ■'[
dining-i
fitment
( til out and m ail to order stork or for complete in fo rm atio n
There in a vast, differ
ence between speculating
and investing. Investing
means pul ting
money
away securely, so Dial It
will pay more money reg
ularly at stated periods
every year.
[ ip Muhile.
nr mill.
‘ colled
)otl lion- and your
ndcapa- ■ old fixture
lnitalive.'
Uffiilnr n a tio n
ally "111 m i n i
kgiviiu?
price $ 16.50
A Ml
iu
G e t
y o u r
for ihU $ 6 .5 0
<Alii i L X in C \ inui Mint >imif i r<|tili clitciil **)
f 'I'U.lfM- M*lll|| |||l f II*n
Ilf ImmiKIM ImIIi IIU IIIOIU
>0411' l*t !'f I'llTlI
^ Hlin'k and the ,t*um|iun>.
( ) I «%Ir11 li» jellhncf |Im* ln|
your I1! ef»•! lc*l Hloclf uf 111 Ire* of
. $1110 ini 44tit] m i l m *1 «lI\ It!a im! | mi jiUuic fyml bill" lo mu nlioM hiK rftliet
*•III«»IIit f tin*.
i \ | iv (wit v«« PuW. i’Mii' r•11
*ibi»ii*» y#Mir tir^frrinl (flock on llnnv !**(> on iti IMtiii of f to lo r kli.i'i i| i*h ii mid fla |»*•• p Imrr | ki HioiiUi, until
} | tin ihi avi(i. lied net! il 1%III1‘iul pci nlio t «* Ioiji l>ci*ti )<mId,
( H’ltsir* h| i lji
nb ii .-* i Mill* l*r »f»11•*«! block ul IUM1.CJ0 uitd itvrruul
idIVIill’III] |lr| till,Hi 1411II Ml 4l f I M11lit II* »! Jo.
A Resale Department, is
maintained uf, our,offices
for Uiu benefit of local
1 ■
s to c k h o ld e r s w h o
m o n e y
o ld
*V 1■
fix tu v e s
modern decorative light
ing that will b e a u t i f y
your humc. 1 radc in any
or all your old fixtures
and receive a 25% allow
ance on Riddle Fitments
selected in their place.
The most remarkable of
fer of its kind ever made I
ANFORD’S o p p o r t u n i t y
ANFORD’S DELIGHT
ANFORD’S PRIDE
ANFORD’S DUTY
All should commingle to make Friday’s Regatta, a day
never to be forgotten in the annals of\the city
T h e populace should ^ et behind the Sanford Yacht
Club en masse, and we believe it will do so.
N ow is the time to show our stuff.
Riddle Ficnv"**
112 MAGNOLIA AVI5.
8 , A. EL HUlHI!
Phone 56S
(Y* / **»4 •*,-
R id d le A u th o r iz e d i l e a l "
ArLAdiL. '__ -
*
m ay
'•
•
MO,
wish to sell their sharya.
.Nil UN
— a n d a t the s a m e ti m e
s e c u r e b e a u t i f u l new Rid
d l e ’ F itm en ts | that will
bring y ou th e e n j o y m e n t
a n d sa ti sf a c ti o n uf having
87 an d your
*
old fixtur
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO., AlfAMI, FLORIDA
XI*III" of V**HI 11ii I:k
'Box A B 1
fo r
Sanford Hank and Trust Co
Sanford, .Florida.
First National Hank
Sanford, Florida.
M anager
�TO’-'S
&£W2S*.H
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T ilt Sun ford lierald
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NFORD
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ta
UR
nirnAT.n \ yKPNESPAY, FE _B R U ^Y | j J ? | f c
GROWING OMINOUS
As Brisbane Sees It
Sanford’s Regatta
* r iin « n **i
A d v e r t i s i n g P * J» -
««r «i M t f a N , V IvrUa
'
Yea. II* D r a n k B e e r.
For years Sanford people have looked forward to the
T h is B oresom e U n iv erse.
time When Lake Monroe would be the scene of a big mid
W h a t s S lie.
■
I,
U S econd C lass M a t t e r ,
IT, t i l l , a t th * I ’o s l o f f l e s winter regatta. There have been many of us who have of
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
rd, K
F l o r i d a u n d e r A c t of ten wished that in some way Sanford’s wonderful lake could
ford,
»***.
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he brought to the attention of the sportsmen who spend, the
M, WL meilO.... J M I t o r
M ia w n
WITH COMMON sense Secre
WL U n R A K -------- .A •«•*!*»* K 4 l« tr winter months in Florida with their yachts and their speed
tary Dnvi* snys to the^ Countess
M A R I , Id K. J O M E * , I t a BAR I n k i : a n » r boats.
“Come on in."
. m i o m i i i i ' T i o v h a t km
The dream of many will be realized Friday when the first Cnthcart,
Strong-minded American wom
One Vrar —17.(10 HI* Mounts . 13.DO yachting event of the recently organized yacht club is held*
en were Indignant because Lord
D e liv e r e d In t.’liy by C a r r i e r , tier
w e e k , 16c.
W e e k l y K d lllo n $100 and when the first annual hpeed boat races take place. Lake Craven was admitted here^without
p e r year.
Monroe will be filled with boats, and Sanford will U ke on ucstion, whereas the Count***
These
u p k c i At. N O T IC R i
All o b i t u a r y the appearance pf a yachtman’s-playground. Friday will be I sthcart w as
n u t l e t s . card * o f tb a iik o . r e s o l u were the two whose elopement
t l o n a a n d n o llc e a o l e n t e r t a i n m e n t * a notable day in the history of this city for at that time shocked our pure authorities. The
w h e r e c h a r g e * a r e m a d e w ill be
sex standard
proved too
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c h a r g e d f o r a t r e g u l a r a d v e r t i s i n g Sanford takes ita rightful place along with other great re- double
rates.
sorts that offer facilitiesvfor boating. The big event pf the 1much for our clcan-mindcd. strong
MRMiiKn AanociATKii inline* week will bring to the attention of yachtsmen all over o u r!mlndw, womcn\ ___ _
T b e A oaoclated P r e s s Is e k c lu a
state and in many parts of the nation the advantages this
I v e l r e n t i t l e d t o t h e u se f u r re
OBSERVE THE power of ad
p u n l l c a l l o n of a lt n ew a dla
d i s p a tc lie
h*a
vertising. even when It isn’t very
n r no t o t h e r w i s e city hns to offer.
lied
f i le d In t h l e tin per a n d a ls o t h e
Yachts and speed boats will come from all parts of Flor good advertising. The countess
It n e w s p u b li s h e d herein .
All
lands from Ellis Island with a
It* o f r e p u b l lc a t lo n of ap a c ta l ida to participate in the races over the Lake Monroe course.
contract to appear on the stage a t
l a t c h e s h e r e i n a r e a ls o re s e rv e d
With these boatH will come strangers to this
part of the state; ! a high salary. Shu wouldn't have
_
WEDNESDAY^~FEH. glj'lMB
and undoubtedly many of them will nee Sanford for the first ;*ot that without the assistance of
Many will be so favorably impressed with our city they Uncle Sam.
'V b b hbrald 'b p l a t f o r m time.
r,i Washington city, on Wa«h-[
1,—Deeper water route to Jack will return to spend other seasons with us.
•M vlllr.
Santord I. truly becoming u great tourist city. It has
“ K 5 M
• —Construction of St. Johna-In- come to the point where it can offer a variety of amuse hibition. determined to change the :
St:
ilan River canal. r
ments for those who spend the winter here. With n fine Volsttnd law. They probably will
“
te—Extrnalon of while way.
not succeed with Coolidge in the
4 /*—Swimming pool, (ennla roarts, new tourist hotel ranking with the best in the stale, with W hite House, which means t h a t 1
«Kc.
an eighteen-hole golf course as good as any in Florida, with fy?
... .
IM,..nono om.ru.
Augmenting of building pro- hunting and fishing on all sides, with the beautiful St. Johns Hnfiu imf il nfinl1 1(1512
^
>.i' |TgM—houses, hulcla, a p a r t *
Itivcr
and
Lake
Monroe
at
the
city^
very
door,
wth
reertK
M in i houara.
THE DRYS mourn because
—Extension of atreet paring ational facilities (qn all sides, what more could any winter somebody has proved that George
visitor
ask?.
•
program .
.—Construction
of
bouUvard
Lake Monroe offers protected waters such as are to bejbut*brewed ht"-V.°nu cntVMw'de^
•l / l t art f
l,..u ..im t
.. ,1
i I.
. . .
•
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- ground l-ake Munrue.
found
in few #.(
other
spots tin Florida, and
with
such a... body nied
because n recipe for brewing
•■—Completion of city beautlfiea* of water ns we have, there is no reason why this city cannot beer, excellent In nil respects ex
tilon program.
•
cept that he put In too much mo• —Expansion of achool ayatem become one of the most fuvored spots in the stute as far ns loasees and allowed insufficient
. with provision for incrcaaed fa* yachting is concerned. This is the gonl which Commodore time for aging.
jtiiitics.________
Emory and his fcljow members o f the yacht club are work
YOU NEED not change your
ing toward and in their efforts to make it possible, they
IHMi VERSE FOR TODAY
should have the hearty support and co-operation of all our "pinion of Washington on uccount
III H i f n l U
A tttu
rM,nn| (t
HE SCEPTRE OF GRACE— ■ ‘ **
m ficeptre shall not depart
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m Judah, nor a lawgiver from
ween hi* feet, until Shiloh
C>; and unto him shall the
ring of the people he." Gup.
At this time when we must reluctantly admit that much
10
'BAYER—“We bless, () mighty Florida advertising matter is replete with rhetorical soarings
for the Lion of the tribe of and embellishment^, with sometimes only a thin strata of
The Value of Conservatism
toh. , |
ThRKE UUILDKI1H
Ich man of these, most nobly
built?
n hand that put the final gilt
At lust upon the final spire?.
CM he who swept away the in Ire
Apd found the rock on which to
j * rear
TBo first firm wall? Or one who
J ji
here
HtTcngthcncd the stru ttu ie when
J the gale
Ilww hard upon it? Each would
foil
thuut the other. Who shull suy,
Which was the greatest? Lincoln's
day
Roosevelt's or Washington's?
W h i c h noh'lest of these noble sons?
uugh well a Washington may
build,
[« need a Roosevelt to gild
th hbriw Jthuln, and 'brotherhood,
* atructurr, built however good,
d, when (he lightening* make
men cow’r.
give us Lincolns in that hour!
loubt If Lincoln could have done
e task that fell to Washington,
doubt if Washington had dealt
sturdy blows of Roosevelt,
(loubt If cither of the two,
lid do what Lincoln had to do.
• need nut make our gienl nit
' iw
.fr 9
V
of the beer, At least he drunk
good beer urn! light wines, taking
whiskey rarely. Hi* did whnt oth
ers did in his day, including some
things that the pure don’t do now.
He kept slaves and other things.
MV FAVORITE STORIES
IF WASHINGTON needs any ex
cuse let it be remembered, howBy IRVIN J>. UOIIII
ecver painful the memory may be
truth benuatn a mass of flcton, those who urc ^entrusted i to the hone dry*, that the list of
Wlu'ii Sherman, after his nianh vaders and the prospect that witliwith the administration of Sanford's latest advertising cam- history's thousand greatest men
*■ jn a few hours, the place would
from
Atlanta to the sea. turned | h* entered. Various expedients for
paign arc acting wisely in their determination to place he- , 5 ,e5t r hved. contains not onu
toluiim* northward he wf ‘ saving
fore
people o«
of the
facts.
„ami.
—
t he town irtifti
from the
ore the
m e peupiv
m e sstate
u it e nnothing
o m m g but
o u t Sanford
o iu u o iu lttu
ts.
name (1
a let.t„,n|l.r
teetotaler among the ten
toft his
lllli t',,lunll|K
the
tne fate
There art* very few communities ill anv part of the mi- thousand greatest men in h isto ry .' tempornuh halted ju st.bchiw I'ax whitti already hud overtaken Atdiscussion that can boast of a more substantial development than Mohammed was « pretended Xvv 1•Ttcvitie, N. ( .. whm m
lur,1«
tlOll
sl
em
c filed
, , f t,. * . |
,
r a i
:
ai
totalcr. All the Latin raccn* nil threw u u§mporur\ lindiH* ncro?»> •* t.|| Hut mini* ol them n
that
hat o f b u n fo id . H e have facts lieie toiKetniug the le s o u r c e s j | |t. p,.(tj,]t.s along the M editerra-1swollen creek, the Confederate!1 in feasible, inasmuch
the iimm
iiim u fliof this section that cannot be paralleled in any other part Iicun. drank wine and weru promi falling back having destroyed the tv could muster no adepuate dc
of the nation, and the plan of the Chamber of Commerce of it. Takes in all the- Greeks and only bridge which spanned the fending force.
Finally an aged veteran of the ‘
Tht retreating Southern
to present these facts in their undressed form is an admit' - 1 Romans, Npuniurds, Italians and stream.
army hud left behind in Fuyetn _ Mexican war rose -fiom his scut*
French.
You
know
about
the
Ger
able one in many respects.
yille a lluliuiiltiim made il|i almo-i and caught the e tc of the ptesid- 1
mans. British. Scandinavians.
altogether <if women. ehihlldl. ing officer.
Sanford descriptive matter needs no dressing up to pro
"Mr Chairman." lie iiuuvcrcd, "I
T H E F O U N D E R of C h ristia n ity hoys tuo young In fight and nn"i
foundly impress the reader with the assured future of this
too old for service
make a motion that we collect a '
himself
was
not
a
totul
a
b
sta
in
e
r.
section. Sanford statistics of celery shipments and soil At a wedding when there was not
In response to a cull, pun m al fund and have a lot of dodgers
fertility tell a more convincing tide oT litis community's p r o s enough wine, he changed w a te r in ty all of these older men gather truck off at the piinlin' shop and
perity than th e most select words in the "puffer's” vocabu- to wine, t h a t the wedding m ight ed at the courthouse to discus* circulated amongst the Yankee
Inry could ever do, and by confining the coming campaign "ot he gloomy. Prohibitionists say such measures us might lie taken arm i. warnin' them that they cnchanged the wilier inti grape for the protection of the town in tet Fayetteville at the peril of
to a strictly legitimate basis, Sanford will' profit in two he
juice, with less than unc half o f, view of the anproto h of the in tlieir lives
major respects.
First, the very fact that Sanford's advertising matter
will contain conservative rather tlyip superlative statements
will appeal to the wearied reader of breuth-tnkmg adver
tisements as something different, something welcome by
virtue of its uniqueness.
Second, the facts that Sanford will seek to impress on
the nation, namely, its animal eight million dollar celery
crop, its non-inflation of values and soil productiveness are
most effective in their naked form. Hard cold fuels, jtcottrutt* percentages and irrufulubie statistics are what appeal
to the hi vest or today, pnrtirulurly the Florida investor. The
th in g s,
(lays of buying property on the strength of booklet's pipe
each to every structure brings
A needed hum! (he needed time. dream description of "moss festooned oaks of centuries anti
f,
are13 Rooauvult* to climb i placid, turquoise lakes" is gone forever. The present day
V) there
M I H V Ut
pirc when spire* arc i buyer wants proof of continued prosperity, concrete evidence
f * X ,h0 •
of substantiality. Sanford has the facts that appeal l<> p ro s
Lincoln, something gave Uh pective investors and the Chamber of Commerce will be act
-at- • him
!
,
TVlien only Lincoln's sinqde ways ing wisely to publish these lasts "as is.”
one percent alcohol T h a t muy be. I
but the itihle itoesn't miv so.
• I'liHsing tfie tcrrlliU fact Hint he
(hank beer, ahcl Die u m le m m ra tu
fact tlial h r stood at recentionwith Ins hands behind his back, to I
avoid shaking hand* with his d ear I
fellow American*, w hat is
the
g re a te st thing m
W a sh in g to n ’s
character'.'
It was untile 111. aide
iicrslstenl
coinage, the g re a te st th in g in a n t
( iia ia c tc r c x tiiil tdiilosiiphiciil or
inventit e genius
IN iisiungton was g r e u l and la*
discouraged
Defeated tim e a f te r
tune nliundoiied In inunv of Ins
lirav'e Anieriraiis. Wushingtim went
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II, Hit** flUtlll n
jut'll V of men are
"A iv
317-111S First National Hank 1
Sanford, Honda.
K. C. CRAY, RESIDENT MAF
v v v v v v v v
Veil inlei esUd
W c Congratulate the
Sanjord Yacht Club
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ally, dress for Sanford. This last point is possibly one that
are dc iiciy mu m t * - r *
lias never been seriously considered, hot il is a point em in en t.; j;:,a'‘hm:^M "and'' Df,!’ ' noilhu!: ’
ly worthy ol eonsidenitton bv nmni ol us who, by our mode do not know that -a -re i* am Midi i1
of dress, ul*e nninlentionallv hurting this city'll chances of thing a* a uniwr-i
I’hev think this e:ii til i.« all.
being including in the category of popular resorts.
the
The character of e, city is to a large extent reflected in ^
•tui'.<, ciUl,,w
calc d In
the character of its citizens' dress, A tourist city is easily light
__ u» on nut' wav, m help asidentified by the type of wearing apparel seen on the streets tmlogers to tell . ui fuitnne*.
anti the veteran transieal in Floritla for recreation knows this
fact and often passes up I lie ( (immunity where existing fash**' • RE omv. r»e doe* interest
ions dearly show that lew tourists are present.
5,! 9 . I,r V‘. ' ! ' i ' 1,1
l lot lies help make a community lost as certainly as they which we cull the milkv w«v. make
help make the man, and Sanford should keep this fact in « note of Dr ttuml utile listn,no
are’s the wav t ’hiel William* nnml The Ilet aid is not advoeating the general adoption of j'wr f"’"1 Germunv lle tell* yo(.
t«ll you its happen* two Hug knickers for *lri^'t wear, there are still enough real estate that our solar system and ton**Muci.tiy your comer lo: ui i! golf
make one drink: two drink* operators about (own
Neither is it necessary to go to the club happen to tie almo.-l exactly t'
nfTke one drunk; two diunk* make extreme
in sport wear and parade the avenues in costumes ' in the centerr id th milkv war
“ ■*»*—In police court.
as resplendent its an easier egg. What is adv isable, ami The^nearest sun to ou *un i* re la
lively close by, only three light
hcac Floridan* who kick about even necessary to a certain extent is the appearance on our yeurs from u«, the distume that , 1
Vitig to pay a spite tux of four streets of men and women clad in spring and summer cloth light going IH(J,non miles per set ,
ta a gajlon on gusoline will ing whenever the weather pet mils. On beautiful days like olid would truvel in three veur*.
conaukition in knowing that today spring bonnets am i straw bats, liglil colored s u its , whereas Andromeda, the
Kentucky legislature ha* just white trousers, should feature the dress of our people
uf the outside universe, i* one ml
cU si a meusure levying a tax
On Friday several hundred visitors ure.expected for the lion light years awav.
five cents.
first annual regatta of the SaiifoN Yacht Club. It is hoped
TERRIBLE. HUT con*.dmr .*
Duvul county the people an* Sanford citizens will bear in niitrfi the advisability of dress the vustness of the univcv.-c. This
urging Governor Mull in to np- ing to impress these visitors with the fact that Sanford is earth will exist, wanned and liglil
by the sun fur at least urn-p*4nl
. It. V. -Sweat us traffic head.' the popular type of Florida community where linen su its and I'd
hundred million veiitH more, giv
that him with l° 11 .V1** ln, ,"""1 straws are worn for practically the entire yeur.
ing the>»4iuinaii race now „nly
veals irum the
awaat To hla' uttempi0tu 'huvc’ up'
*'*le I’1rseitce of a few old felts anil dark colored su its ill twelve thousand wot*
highway taw* observed.
the crowds Friday wjll not be conducive to Sanford’s r e p u t a - ■ ‘ hwjij^^plenty uf imm m work.
Many mistakes can be repaired
■
----------------tion as a resort.
in onu hundred million years, even
jj Tlw liUte girl down the street
*lty■ there is one udvuntuge In iieiM intoxicated by love, tlm dann r tn nioonsldne is eliminated.
7
-------- “--------f.Our office t»oy hastens to sa>
Hwt Just because,somu men make
a study of figures. It Is no indteii
t(pn that they are muthemuticiun*
R fc
-------- °--------£0n Friday it will be *‘tiv then
Dtps ye shall know- them" and of
K rsc We have reference lo mem
i of the Sanford Vucht Club.
A N D E X T E N D O U R B E S T W IS H E S THAT
S U C C E S S W IL L A T T E N D T H I S AQUATIC
A T T R A C T IO N ,
S ee us (or
— Speculative
• ___________ '
Motto in u well known Tampa
lawyer's office: "N o m atter what
el«« you say in your morning pray*r always include: ’Dear Lord.
. p l e a s e help me to keep my duinn
‘ no** out of other people’s bush
t
-Tampu Telegraph.
. ; ■ 1 s>
Every speaker at the Chamber
of Commerce dinner epoke of the
fin* spirit of co-operation that
Miflla ill Bauford.
We are now
n*ar* convinced than ever that
If. prevails, especially since we
h u m id (hut Charlie Britt is cur• ryfog Jiaroiers on ids automobile
hdvrrttsin the ku g lu t Khoi cirf. to Im- held heie next
LIFE CREATES THE form of each man m the fashion
of hjs thought. One becomes predominantly what his pre
vailing thought dictates; he determines the mold within him
self that Life shall fill. With his mentality wide open to the
One Life, and increasingly receptive to the divine inflow,
his thoughts are in harmony with the Universal Mind and
he m anifests ease.— Eugene Del Mar.
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DISEASE DENOTES FALSE thinking, and it is recog
nized generally by the physical symptoms that it produces.
Of necessity, this physical evidence corresponds iti character*
with the thought that originates it.— Eugene Del Mar,
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or anv other real estate investment.
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th* g reat war.
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CENTRA I, FLORIDAOF
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Dressing the Part
. .1
Jackmmvillc, Tampa, Miami,!
Palm Beach, Daytou]
O
Could bring us through oui sail
in t h o universe in which vtiur so- 1
jo dost days.
!ur *y hit*III lr* lllli ilium." seems
'And In eucii storm, in cacti dis ,
like asking a i iisllliipiilitan whether i
tress,•
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anything interests him except tin
Shu nation muy rceuli and Idess
TT iomj of u« who wish to it lake Salt Idl'd a Uuii'int city V^oowi*l, V lr""1 va"*
<
it* Wnshingtnn, tho first of all,
H'ha found the rock and laid Hie camiot tit. no by merely wishing. While much plug less Inward j Tm am mg the sixteen l.i..d.«d «
w wall.
Uns yin! bus bt*i*n made, there are many things yet to in-j million human being* <n. the euirii. ,
— Douglas Mnllurh.
done. \\'u must talk for Sanford, give for,San ford and fin- more elhun tifteen lmu<lieii mil-1•
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AUDITS SYSTEMSU
Hail the Regatta
•ill.
T t i ASK
Hall, Penllam l and
TOM SIMS SAYS:—
\Vh«n * dog belong* tu anyone.
el** it hana’t much sense.
Masonic Building
A bachelor is u man whu wn* t
foolish for being too sensible to y
m arry.
REALTORS
Blue blood comes from ionic an- *t*
ceator who worked himself blue itl 1♦>
the face.
7
Making a fortune is easy. R
*eent* hard b*vau«e you need
MY DESIKE IS to be eter ally cheerful m the face of any juxt
three W four of them Tbr livine
udversity. and to keep smili ,— Addalem? Munzel.
purpoK I
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�THE SANFORD HERALD; WEDNESDAY.
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
MRS. FRED S. DA1GER, SOCIETY EDITOR
out,"—John W ebster.
AV. C. T. U. Will Hold
A n n u a l Convention
At Sanford /Thursday
On Thursday, Feb, 2(>, the annual
Dressing Well
W. C. T. U. District Convention of
The main color in your costumo
shoqtd never overshadow your own
Orange and Seminole counties,
coloring.
Your auburn nair and
Florda, will be held at the Congre
brown eyes should be brought out
gational Church of this city.
hy your costurc, not killed. Dress
A number of national and inter
ing to match or contrast with the
eves is u good rule, say authori
national speakers and officers will
Well. T hat's News.
ties.
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be in attendance, including 'M rs.
Bright colors emphasize site, age
Aha, the pie-faced girls will have
Lorn' S. LaMancc. lecturer and or
ganizer and Mir.s Minnie E. Neal, their inning! The whole sister and skin blemishes. L ight colors
state president of the W. C.-T. U. hood must wear big hats if it suggest gaiety and youth. Browns
These women will be present a t all doesn’t w a n t'to ruin its looks and and tans are bad for sallow com
plexions and dull eyes. B right
three sessions, and will take a its eyes by squinting.
So says a medical savant, speak shade, especially red, should be
prominent part in the programs.
They will also conduct information ing before a ladies’ hat associa shunned by florid people.
burenus to answer all questions tion. So, it's a case of “us girls”
A Tasty Redpe.
along the line of work being done wearing big hats to save our faces,
for the savant explains th at squint
by the Union.
Bake
a
whole ham, and havo on
The following program will be ing hardens face muscles and hand for suppers and sandwiches
ruins the pretties physiognomy. and the unexcpcctcd guest. Wash
enrried out:
9:00—Convention call to order by
ham and steam or parboil until
District President, Mrs. Belle Avery
A woman store detective, who done. Allow to cool, and skin.
few intimate friends.
Taft.
has worked nt the business for Mnkp a paste from flour and the
Mrs. Robert Cameron acted as
Opening Song, America, tiro nearly 25 years, says she never yet sirupy juice from sweet pickled
matron of honor, while the i:ro<>:n Beautiful—Audience.
has found the wpman who stole poaches. Season with *a table
had as his best man. Robert Cam
Devotionals—Mrs. T. E. Thorn- because of necessity.
spoonful of prepared m ustard,
eron.
ley, Sanford.
"It's vnnity cases and pearl tablespoon of brown sugar and pa
Most becoming was the bride's
Roll Call of District Executive,
and funs and bead bags th at prika. Smear over entire surface
costume of Miami rose crepe with by District Secretary, Mrs. \d a beads
we watch," she says, "not woolen of ham. Stick ham thickly with
smart hat and other accessories to Hunter, W inter Park.
underwear and warm stockings for cloves and place uncovered In n
mntch.
Appointment of committees by the children."
moderate oven to hake. Baste witli
The bride is the daughter of Mr. chnir.
Women can endure the lack of the picklo syrup.
and Mrs. U. .R. Applegate of New
Address of Welcome—Mayor necessities for both themselves and
Jersey.
Forrest Lake.
A Passing Thought!
theirs, but they cun’t endure the
Mr. \\ cllburn is the son of Carl
Response—Miss Minnie E. Neal, lack of style.
"M
arriage,
'tis just like a sum
son Wellborn of Miami, and is n Jacksonville.
m er bird engo in a garden: the
rising young business man of that
Special Musie—Mrs. Sell: Wood
I t’s Being Done T his Year.
birds that are without despuir to
city.
ruff. •/
When a man is introduced to a get in, and the birds thnt are with
After March I. the htippv young
Report of district officers and woman he never offers to shake in despair, and nro in « consump
couple will move to Miami where j superintendents and local presi- hands. This is the woman’s move.
tion, for fenr they shall never get
the groom has just completed a dents.
If she is a hostess, or if the Intro
Recent Echoes from 'Congress duction is not made only in pass
and Noontide Prayer—Mrs, Lora S. ing. she does so. Otherwise, n
bow and smile are enough.
^KAUcne oumnerT
1Applegate-Wellborn Wedding Solemnized
At Presbyterian Manse Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. 11. R- Applegate
announce the marriage or Their
daughter
Charlotte
to
Mr. Osman C. Wellborn
Saturday. February 21, U20
Prcsbvtcrinn Church
.W o r d . Florida
Thb above announcement will be
of much interest to the many
friends of the bride, who. with
her parents has been.spending the
winter in this -city.
The impressive ceremony took
place Saturday evening ut S
o'clock at tiie Presbyterian Manse,
with Dr. E. D. Brownlee, officiat
ing. the ceremony being witnessed
by the immediate relatives nnd o
Sr learn
kr more
he first
b vindl-
Auxiliary Of Mrs. Raymond Fox Is
Presbyterian Church Hostess At Bridge
Observes Loyalty Day !Party Last Tuesday
W o m a n ’s
b father
hie him
U) came
feet) rf
jby dis- I
The Woman’s Auxiliary of the
Lblcnes >, |'re: byterinn Church observed Loypif* and
ally uud Mission Duv, with an all
fin tush
ie light day meeting and luncheon on tym i because day at the church parlors.
injures
A most interesting Loyalty program was carried out during the
I morning under the direction of
M„ W Mi.rloy T h l.p ,,,.
M i. ..clock a most .Iccm o,
.luncheon of four courses was sen
cd
During the afternoon .t «'
I foreign missionary book Mlajii.ns
o«e of the
Iciul affairs ol
Subject. ''A rchitecture of Ameriica.” Ash your librarian or your,
sta te traveling library for A. H.
Cass’ book of "A rchitecture" in his
"Practical Program s for Women’s
Clubs." K. 1a Robert's chapter on
"Building A rt” in "The Club Wom
an's Handybook of Program s and
Club M anagement.” The chapter
on "Some Famous Buildings" in
C. F . Benton's "Complete Club
Book fo r Women.
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Perfect Woman
The’ physically perfect woman
should weigh 128 pounds and be
5 ft. C in. In height; arm s, G ft. 5
In. extended and measured from
tip to tip ; hand onc-tenth of her
h e ig h t;' foot, onc-scvenlh; chest
diam eter, ono-fifth. She should
measure from her thighs, to* the
ground ju st w hat she mcasurecs
from thighs to top of her head;
kneo exactly midwny between thigh
and heel; 24-lnch w aist; 34-inch
bust, measured under the akms
and 43-inch bunt, measured over
the arm s; upper arm, 13 inches;
w rist, 6 inches; calf of leg. 14 1-2
inches; thigh, 25 inches; ankle, 8
inches.
PARIS, Feb. 24.tfP>—An uttempt to fly through the opening
of the Eiffel Tower, proved fatal
today.
The airplane, caught in
wireless apparatus, crashed in
flames, nnd the nvintor Was burned
to death.
Tampa—Florida Portland Ce
ment Company' will establish 15,
000,000 plant nt Hooker’s Point.
Elton J. MoagMon
a r c h it e c t
First National Bank Bldg*
TODAY—NOW
Continuous Performance
l P. M. to 11 P. M.,
The Milane
TODAY ON SCREEN
"TH E ENCHANTED HILL" !
with
JACK HOLT
|
r i A P H C K p / iph m » seyy.v
"STARVATION B L U E S ’—
A Clyde Cook Comedy. Ae
sop’s Fables.
Huauliful new stucco bungalow—six
rooms, bath and two porches, located
on Oak Avenue a t Fourteenth S tre e t
Thursday
"EXCHANflE OK WIVES”
w an \
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Low- Cody and Renee Adoreo ,
PA TH S REVIEW
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TODAY AT TH E
The Davey-W inston Organization
Inc.
< radiance — Mrs. Neal.
Flection of officers nml m i perm
nlng'little u n d en t/. ' . . . . . . .
-
c various
Announcement.- and adjournment
■ups were till 7:09 l’. At.
ind white
7:.’JO livening Session
ur course
Song. Onward Christian Soldi* 4>
-Audience.
cut club ' Prayer Re* E D
Brownlee,
d Duigcr Sanford.
Onc-finlf the world never knows
5. Du Pro
Special Musi* — Miss A. Si- Imw the other bulf lives until t line
members Philips.
woman start:, talking.
Hill. Mrs. , Reading—Mrs K «
Sla>.«rtl.
. I.ee A. Sanford.
ips. Mr
Address .Mrs Fora S Fn.ilnluc.
J Fox
author, lecturer and oig»oi;.< r lor
Woman's Temperance Union
mild, .iiid
Evening offering.
Bradbury
Song —Audience,
nrined i
W. C. T U. Bchefiction
Exclusive agents for
I*, l.al.i
Each delegate and visitoi Mom
eti
at $69.00.
u\
a distance will bring their own
Iyeh, and Sanford Union will furnlidur *nJ ish a lunch roomund serve ho', cofLured to fee to all who desire it with tin'll'
lay where, lunch.
O w n e rs
Mrutonic IJIdg.
Lew Tellcgln
in
c
- “PARISIAN N K JIIW ' ,1,
THURSDAY’
HAROLD LLOYD
In
"THE FRESHMAN"
'b.-'ygjBj
Coiitinumin Performance
From 1 P. M. to 11 I*. M.
- . y ^ iW HE
R hone 707
Irene Castle" Corticelli fashions.
P rin cess
Here ait* two new Spring numbers, Roth pric
|jjy, Adelaide Bonynge of hast
age, N. J.. who Is spending the
U r here at the Hotel Fori cut
e. returned on Sunday evenafter spending a few days last
k with friends at Tangerine,
Service.
Out o f lit. ^
• J0nc ufOU. > - A
,<*>iw :nc castlco®
bOKTICtUI fASmOHS
a
(*>JI\rNC CA STLC cv
COKTICCLLI FASHIONS
RIGA—A "Corticelli" t , Frances Ann Orepo
chosen by Irene Custle to make tho find doya of
Spring doubly enchanting. The charm of the
coquette is most alluringly evident in the dancing
movement of the "Corticelli" Taffeta hemline. A
port bow tied in front and the breezy scarftmds
straying from a smart V-neck are a delightful!
indication of how closely Irene Castle watches
the trend of the mode for new and Binart details.
REALTORS
} Magnolia A
SANFORD, FLORIDA
""H i
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Comedy—"FOR SAD V S SAKE"
’ H
ig c r a l u m .
I leurwater—New uutiouul bunk
sum! fur ibis place.
Thousands Of Fish,
Buyers Assem ble In
Jap Markets Daily
These four little initials In thee
lower corner of an invitation, "It.
S. V. P." are from tho French sen-
Tno-'-lay at he
Avenue, the gt
hers of her bn
Adorning th
,J
H i n‘V'r'
s .wms r u ",' r l a , ‘ \ v cmAfu.r
.i 11onv, bl,1
vere given by Mr., t t . [
MrKinnon. i\t». A. \\ . MtN.UI ,v((f
i | “,'^1Mrs H
UuVL‘>,
The table was
The entire day was . most e jm - , ■ hltmlsl)1!ie
v" ' 1 “ s n'structive. Abou. ,UIU.hcOM , ,otll
i» women being m attendance.
rm
217-W
$59.00
New Victrolu record, (numberv 199014 "Only A‘ Rose'
"Song Of The Vagabond."
(Fox Trot). International Novelty Orchestra*
�^ “P A G E S I ^
WALL STREET OPENING
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.WV-The
iarp hrcolc in price* towatrl the
T IM HANFORD flERALD. .W E D N e g M L g S S S M
;
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nation climaxing others.) prtcipN
tated the action of the xmmlgniHon mithnritfci to Weed out undesirable alien*.
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killing. The Immigration nuthorHie* nfter arresting 121 n raid*
on Monday night,-Suspended further roundup* until next week.
The official* made- it plain, they
xyere not woiJiiHff ■against law
abiding citizen* of nny racial
in*fiups,but rather against certain
undcslreble*
whose operations
brought disrepute to their count ry-
i
Police called attention to the
- fa ct thntdespite the drive, n il'll
a o f only one day had .b rou gh t i»
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T h e aggressive spirit of the city has hcc
vel of the state. Never before in the histor)
; men.
NEW YORK. Fch. 24.(A»j—Cot
ton futurra opened rtendy, March
aOO?!:. May 1040; July I8R3; Oc
tober 1810; December I7T0.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 24— (AV-Bnr
silver 66, Mexican dollar*, hi *-».
\ V~ , t * ,
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Retention of the five ;>er cent re
newal rate for call loans and higher
figure* for time loans—caused sell
ing flurries horn and there but a
eopstyarable number of storks re• fleeted staunch support.
Home of the recently weak slinrrs
, rebounded .by the development of
, mrw wenk spots. New York Cannew, • Cushman and United Fruit,
declined five points, Coca-Cola .1=»
and S. S. Kre.go 3U.
American Woolen preferred mov
ed up 6 and the common stock,
.. Montana Power und Remington
typew riter 2V4. Railroads embrac
ed In the Van Sweringen merge.'
were strong, Chesapeake jumping II
and N|ckel Plate B point*.
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Prices were carried down 1 to C
f points in more tjinn a «core of is*uc* in the first wave of selling.
Resumption of bullish operations in
the motors turned the course of
prices upw ardjigain soon a fter the
owning.
?
General Electric quickly made up
a If but a fraction of its five point
break; American, a fter selling off
H1/* points, /allied a point above
last night's close and Jordun Mo
tors sold 2 points higher. Hudson.
Studoboker, California Packing,
I iy ^ S
has there been such a display of civic prides
i IEastern Star Show
i !Draws Good House
l To See Local Talent
siveness as has been shown in the past few i
continuance of this spirit will only shorten th
The musical play, "Rosetime",
win presented at the High School
auditorium last night by mentber#
of thn Eastern Star Lodge before
a well filled house, and many hits
scored by
the--players
werei ,,--------------and bythe musical numbers during the
three acts of the show.
. 1
Tho scenery, especially designed
for the production, was declared
by many in the audience to be os-,
pcciqlly nttmetivo fu r a local stage
offering mid the''producer* were
commended for their efforts to
ward making it n decided success
from every standpoint.
‘‘Swrothenrta of the Sercen,"
and "The Vnmp Chorus’’ were two
of the musical fan lures of the eve
ning and the chorus, in presenting
these numbers, won u place in the
hearts of the audience.
S|>cciul features were presented
between tho acts, One'of which wa*
an exhibition of the “Charleston"
dunce, by Miss Pearl Robsuh.
Every member of the coal wa*
commended by the addienre for
the excellent manner in which the
parts were filled. The- production
was reported to be a financial
HuecesN by official* of tho lodge.
Following la the cast uf charac
ters:
. __ .Jo e Graham
Pa Perkins
Mrs. R. C. Maxwell
Mu Perkin*
Rn.*c Perkins,
_
Sira. Rosamund Alford *»
Jerry Brown
.... Leon Parron JJ
.1. Dillingham Jones ...........
. . . . . . E. Nelson' Lain* JJ
Mile Jacqueline Deauville
. . jg
Mis* France* Cherry ■
Props O'Reilly ........... L. C. Rebuilt JJ
Babe Brunette ...... . ...........
Mis* M argaret Cowan JJ
Peary Peabody
Clarence Pi iesl m
Squint Smitii ... Andrew Carruway *
Sanford will take its place as th^ foremost r
Central Florida.
T h e featuring of the regatta will mean much toljii
ing the Sanford Y ach t Club for making possible ihefi
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turinc of this initial water attraction.
CLYDE A. BYRD, M
NEW YORK. Feb. 21a- i.P i Live poultry firm, 'irollnrr . Iq
freight 48; ditto by express Mi
February 26
the featuring of tl
Y A CH T
Besf wishes for tl
Local Agents
means
progress
First Natl. Bank Bid
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�THE SANFORD
Man Who ‘Discovered*
DiamondField Wanted
In Florida For Fraud
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r e g u l a r m e e t i n g n . hiie h e ld M arch
Sod. A, U. IS**, n t 10 ,•.‘c lo c k A. M..
a t t h e C o u r t H o u se u l H anford ,
f,*r t h e follXwiiik r o a d w .if k ;
o s ' K A . MC*a„ Feb. '24'_______ T o'e^.M lK
«*0'l,ni, l l d l h |r hrldKea.
5 * li la - tl o h r le l h i ro ad .
P lan s
Tho stock of 0 . W. In la n d . a Cbl- as..'.!
n d h p e r c l f l c n t l o n s m a y to* o b t a i n e d
cl,Kl> geologist and .“discoverer” 0f
a "diamond field’’ in the vicinity
of this little town, has .slnmr,»,i
Whhhi It nvtr concern, th a t «n tlm
Klrst day of April. A. C. 1>J«. I
ahall apply to the HottnrahU J. H.
Tin U oartl of C o u n t y t o n .n i|a » lo n -
/•r* m+rttn tb+ H«iht *° rejet t
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k nornLAHH,
a n d t h a t t h e > t h e r l f f • o f H e m ln v l"
C o u n ty ,. F lo rid a . b a a mud*. r e tu r n
t h e r e o n H in t s o m e c a n n o t h e s e r v
ed o w i n g to y o u r f a i l u r e to elect
o f f i c e r s u r a p p o in t a g e n t * o r to
h a v e w i t h i n t h e H t a t r of F l o r i d a
a n o f f i c e r o r in te n t
noon w hom
p r o c e s s c o u ld h e serVed. a n d I h a t
v o u r o fficers
'o r ag en t*
are u n
known:
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Phnt-p*. J ihI ro o f s a i d C o u r t , n*
.*m in e of P r o b a t e , f u r m y f i n a l dla- Clerk and Auditor to ,C o u n ty c o m Feh. mih. ITtlt, 2t«h
c h a r u e na K * e d i t o r o f t h e e s t a t e of
ml*Motl*r»t
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a t t h e s a m e t i m e I w ill p r e s e n t to
eiilil C o u rt m y f i n a l a c c o u n t s us
C x e c u tn r o f so ld e s t a t e , a n d a*u
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N O T IC E
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( Notice Is liereliv Riven th a t The
, Hoard of County ’Commissioner*, of
. Seminole County, will nt th e ir next
I te g u la r meeting to he held March
I 2nd. ., IV t!»“R. ut JO o'clock A. M.<
; nt tile Court House at Hltnford. KIm .
,-receive bids for the purchase of one.
l i t ton truck cliasls. tu k ln a in‘ trade ilruynm truck us port i*u>-
I t a n u e T l i l r l ) *lw-i» ( U )
p o u t h e a r t Q u a r t e r " f lice **>»¥•
••iint Qmt«iv*r o f B e U l n n
T..W rial.ip T t v o n i r t » > s n u t h . n an j**
T h irty -tw o t i l l
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llo-re* make answer to the hill of
romolalot flte.1 n*alnM you 10 «'"*
IT Irf F U R T H E R OH D R ft HO. T h a t
th is o rd e r
h e publish e a
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H an fo rd H e r a l d , a n « K i P V K l f c
ilsh n l In .H a n fo rd . S em in o le TOJJ*
tv . F l o r i d a , w i r e a w e e k f o r f o u r
AMICRT rtWITli. et ill, PefonilmHs
T o F l o r i d a I .and a n d I m p r o v e m e n t
K o n ip an v . u iV irtw irnllon:
It briny made to appear to the
Court Hint Summons III Chancery
has been' beretnfore Issued l.y the
Clerk of tills Court, directed to you.
rular d,^ )^ rn:.*ipV;stsi„n
••food t r u a f
. orates on the car. a t best.
>*• 11 everybody knows nil about food,
„ . too—and what it costs.
The nv’ , crake man doesn’t care a hunt
w h'nhm it the world court, nipcr-tuxat inn' and foretpp, debt settlements.
. "v Inn let his food cost hint n trifle
.L | more and lie’s' likht on the jab.
’old' His wife, likewise.
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NEEDLESS to say. if any such
. tlmik happens, the public will be
ml- icniiniled. aplenty, what minimis,’utii t rat ion was responsible,
r!
So the “ food tru st’ is likely t«»
*kcs lie heard from considerably her.‘Bifh after.
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So are sonic other thm ps that
[j.atc ‘'biir business’’ and the ’’old Kiuird"
hall are wishing onto the country just
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remains unmatehed as :i mnsl desimliln roniniiinity.
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-talem ents made in mil' pre\ jmis niiveftisements Llml
tallies are certain to enhance. Ils location at the inter
section of Mellnnviile and lleneva Avenues offer the
Immelinilih r a most convenient place to live. Within
easy access lo the commercial, social and recreational
center o| the city and yet. at it price that is far be
low the market value of sites in the same ltiyli typo
developments.
inducements, both in prices md terms, are
Drive to Wynnewood today, it will afford
t‘d lo builders of high class homes
and I’ark ain-n u g re a t d iv c r - il> in Ihy si/p and shape "•
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ion n ,e r ilie property and show you some lit the inns, ilesiror rlos, to S'Jtmo. \ n,j j „ nu| forget lhat price« o f Inis in
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.irmrinius and a r lix tlr lines. It you ore luuking fur Hicnp
luhlaiid Pm k: hut if you a re expecting to fiud high price*,
'dated, am] when you consider W I I . 'T ^ Ol L E T . prices
<u:l> low ;,nd nut half what they will Iw in a year from
flies ,i|| n ic r the p ro p e rty a r e already in—sewer*. wa Or
d e i e r j f,M,i „f (he drive* ha* already been ru n lrn rle d fur
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‘lores and their delivery roules. only ten minute* »alk
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' m last residential section, free from every object Inna hie
' H'C features of ils ow n whifh lull c an find no where else.
a i are treat. Our representative will be
pleased to accompany you to the property
in their car, th at the full development and
hnprovement program can he explrmfCTf*
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in detail. Call today.
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being, fully improved— and block 8 is the next unit to
have modern conveniences installed— electric lights,
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and at this special unit discount .shrewd buyers will act
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T o the North, just seven minutes distant, looms the sky
line of Sanford, a bustling industrial and shipping center,
one of th$ six cities in south Florida with passenger
steamship service to principal Eastern ports. Sanford
SANFORD
is progressive, commercially alive, deserving of the best
to be provided in homes and home settings for its build
ers and residents. Sanford is young, possessed of ines
timable advantages in cheap water transportation by di
rect water route to he cojist, securely settled in and comr
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PAGES 1 TO 8,
Associated Press Full Leased Wire
N U M B E R 176
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1926
)e Program For 1926
Heads Local Yacht Club
Regatta Chairman
1LAKE H0NR0ErF lo rk la ?s F a s te s t
OFFERS IDEAL B o ats T o C om p ete
RACE COURSE F o r $ 5 ,0 0 0 P rizes
I'mirislsDelight in I'ishinnOff
Big Concrete Structure at
; Fool
of Park Avenue; Rand
Stand Now lleing liuill
Five By Seven Mile Expanse
O f Deep ,\Vnlo:' Hailed By
Yachting Enthusiasts As
Unparalleled RcKuttn Stage
Dancing1Pavilion
To Be Built Soon
Entire Course Is
.Visible From Pier
Secretary
Baby Mine, Pluto
And Oth^r Racers
Many Sanford
J*
Boats E n tered ..
Completion St. Johns-lndian
F o r m a l Invitational
Ball At New Hotel*
To Follow Regatta
B
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I a year j
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B ionic j
Bni tin*
m i th e
tall ttu[ It. F.mo
le lit the
Ht wlmh
hirnl and
blected
bte; lluw
wTTie municipal pier a t tIn* foot
Lako Monroe, as n field for wit
ter sports, presents one of* tin*
o f -P ark Avenue was designed with
finest body of water for yachting,
fe a tu re s incorporated in its con
fishing, bathing find other fea
struction which are believed to lie
tures of outdoor life In lie found in
the United Stated, in. the opinion*
essential lowutd making the pier
Opening a new era in the
of thosu.who have studied its many
both useful f r o m 'a nuitiue s ta n d
tourist
anti sporting histories, ■.
udvnnUges from every standpoint
point and at the samp time con
of the sportsman.
of
Sanford,
the first annual
forming to the standards of b e a u
Visiting yurhtnien, who have
regatta of the local yacht club';.'**
tification
outlined bv the , city
mode the scenic trip up the 1st.
will-he held on Friday with planning hoard and by the city
.loliiis from .liieknnnvillr enter tho
I'fuail expanse of the lake with
beaut il n ill inn euuimiltec.
some of the fastest craft ih
sumething akin to awe, and tlicy
Seen from the air, or from a
southern waters computing
view in its placid waters an ideal
distance on land or w ater, the pier
course
for
holding
icgnttus
and
for prizes totalling $5,000/
presents a picture of mugnifieense
gala water sports tho yenr round.
even in its sta te of incoinpletioti.
With entries pouring in
Kxcellrnt Haring Course
and will hold many added a t t r a c
'
tions a f te r tile work of planting
Presenting a seven mile straight .Judge W. K. White wits unii of the from.practically every Florida.
trees and
shru b b e ry has
been
stretch of smooth and sufficiently first ot advocate a yacht dull at pojrt city anil many Inland towns,
deep water, with an unobstructed Sanford us a medium of exploiting the rvguttu hns grown beyond the*
finished.
The $ 15,01)0 blind shell
view from prntcticully every pnrl the potentialities of L nkcw onrou bounds of
which the city is to erect on the
efforts
In
connection
with
a sectional affair into
of tlu> north and smith shores, the as a recreational center. “
north end of th e pier this spring (iomniodnre J. H. Kniory, wrjose uni'
itfortl
have
resulted
in
tliu
the
establishm
ent
of
a
yacht
clpb
m
an
event
of
state-wide intercut.
lake is admirably adapted to the
will f u rth e r enhance tire na tu ra l
i;.c imccMI Tommittee ' beauties of the pier ami of the opening of a now ecu in this city's sportu
staging of such races ns are to
Ilaecra from Tampa. St. Peteuibundle details of the I surrounding lake front, it is be
l-bunr and Palm Bench will Is*
A Mern Ims linen in- l l ic rod.
. mntrhisl against Ibc beet bontii of
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n tuinging to S u n fo n l
.contra I and northern.Florida clubs, •
Not only is .u bund shell to be
iu-tern c r a f t in F lor- limit, Imt n dancing pavilion I s to
fniiii sports writers from many of
the state's major newspapers will
In constructed, and will connect
t*i» on hand ip addition to tho edi
| with the shell in such m anner as
tors of both "Motor Boating" and
Mo make the two s tr u c tu re s appear
"The Rudder."
as one.
The urchitecliito is to
I ||(. distinctly that typical of all
Record Holder ('onlnx Here
'new construction in Florida, cil.*
Tho "Smiling Dan lit." speed/
Luke
Monroe
Transportation
ij lilimget W. H. Williams stated.
Cnlifornin power boat which re
Company Will InuuKUrutc cently established n world's r«c-'
Tin* brunt ifirnliott committor
Daylight I'tumi-ngcr Runs ord for a mile* straightaway at
' lias ordered work to proceed tm
I mediately on the
planting
of
To And From Jacksonville the Paint Reach i.g atta will be
slit illibei >, gla ss.
flowers ami
entered with its sister shell, "Baby
the finish of nil the scheduled
I n c - on the parts of tin* pier not
Mine," nutl the record shattering
The
newly
organized
Lnku
Monevents.
1covered with walks.
Seeds and
loo Transportation will contribute "Pluto" owned by Commodore II.'
plant- haVc been ordered and the
The absence of water liynripths materially toward placing Sunford W. Willett of Mount Dora wtO I
work i- t" g e l under way follow
>in sufficient <iuuiitith*i< to Jitter- cunspicuiitisly on the map as a Ihi another of the IH speedster*
ing tin* final layout of the shell
ferrj with motor hunting is regard tourist center, of feting unrivalled of the 161 class to vie for thto
ed as one of the best arguments advantages for tho enjoyment of liandsomest of the many loving
mol coiiciete vralks.
Concrete is being used along the
favoring the local course possible ni} phases of wator sport, accord cups offered.
edges of the bulkheading and shell
to set forth.
At no time of Urn ing to E. L Market I, secretary of
Flans Completed
II"1 i.ulii basin at the foot of is to lie used on thiv interior pathyear are these plants noticeable the new nrweulzHtion who today
At a special meeting of the n R
Construction O f Proposed
City Freight Basin Would,
Improve Waterfront View
Fail. \ miiu «*, built hy tiio City of
'aiifurd almig tin* plans suggested
except in Very small clusters and
then only during the course of
fheir journey down toward the
mouth of the river.
Being tho head of navigation <fn
the St. Johns, the waters of the
Inko are unusually free from contamiimtioti tin* year round, anti
tho building of awjnimitig pools
and Imachos oil tho southeast end
of tho take is now being proposed.
1' ■'ttbai iiic.* <>ti limit and Imrbur
; '
ami i.a-ius is called one <•!
'!,<• linisi tiasins now in, use on
l In interior lakes of Florida and
I '•. .lining more popular dully tn
i i •fugi for craft plying tho w.i
'*'* - " l Fake Monroe and the S,.
lotup. river.
Almost -«iHlile m shape, the b'f
in i- Miffieii nl l> dep to act'oltimoJaic ti.at- with a draw ing c.i*
p.nit> ni four feet, und facilities
iia*.
Regatta Program
keen pinvidi d for „the hllfc
evtrx tinul en terin g tin*
Special O u IIhjoiiI M otor Claas
Milos
' it.' u i ently instulicd the
imp)i>\eiiieutn for docking
1 ....I ni lamiuig stngc, w i n
.'"i .md steps built on tho
■ale of tin. basin.
l*i|ies for
lf>J Class llydroplnnctt
i H eat
and eo-'dino tiro cxpvclcti
added tn l ho e x is tin g conn*»» lie tn •
•*> wi tioii.
n<e-
within u very
() Milos/
Y o u n g D e rg
To Hear - |
S econd
^
ublie hearing on the appuof the Atlantic C.twst^Line
, war department for pern to reconstruct a brUlgc j
McGuiert creek, six ndlex
of this city, wfd be held u»
,unty court house here on
f February 96, »V
need by Colonel Gilbert A*
United States district
£ T f Florida, who will con-
Ucht
Lake
1 * rwrespn* •i'PesI
said
“b *»• “Ui
power boat operation as docs Laku
,»Aluuxuwv
officials
cialni.
fThcre is practically no limit to the
speed u boat might make owing to
i the fact thnt no obstructions are
725 UiitplacTTnciit Cltuss j jutting out 'into tho courno and no
unsoen imrs are present upon
*which there is a chance of groundUical Kunalxiut Class i hutVisiting yachtsmen and specta
tors of the races to bo held Friday
151 Cla.sa Ilydroplmies are expected to carry away the
J S S Y 'b o a a d«k ■.pw ,,l, . v ertk .1 lilt * l- i'
horizontal clearance of 40
nd vertical clearance of two
bove mean high water and
, .hove mean low water.
....... ......Special Cruiser Class
Triangular Course
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T...... .;xt> 151 Class Hydroplanes
Tliird HeatV
Local Outboard Motor CIohh
5*00 P. M...............*.........77. -.::.Frhe for-nli 'Cruiacr Race
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7 j00 !’■ M*—Yachtnman’a Dinner and Ball—Hotel. For
r e s t Lake. Invitations to members and Their
ouLof-tovvn guests.
8:00 P. M.—Band concert, and fireworks display.
t;
Municipal Pier.
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9;C*0 P. M.—Preset!Ution of trophies—Hotel Forrest
r"*, Bt*cb ^ A '
ron.tructed hers
with visiting commodores whii
havo come here for 0)o purpoM^
of assisting tho local club In cfnssifying and nucceufully handling'
tho first water meet over hold on
Lake Monroe.
Tlo races will be staged under
tho auspices .pf tho American Ft
or Boat Association, tho Plot
I<Wt.r Boat Association and. tho
Mississippi Power Boat Assocta-i
tion, Coinmodoro J. It. Emory an**
noiinrcd tips morning. Official*
of all tliree organizations will be
In attendanco, ho added, and )cad<j‘ing boating enthusiasts in many
sections of the state and in sutna
parts of Georgia havo wired In
for reservations a t local hotels/
which aro expected to bo filled ts»:
capacity over tho week end.
City Engineer Fred T. Williams
ant] his staff went busy this morn-*
itlg laying out the sfburse that ,wil|y
Heat
331,
S" *•! the
, 'r*Psn*r
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"The recreational possibilities of
l,«ko Monroe represent olio of tho
greatest factors In Sanford's de
velopment into a tourist center,"
Mr, Murkclt aaltl. When Sanford
citizens nro awakened to a true
appreciation of the vulue of Lako
At on roe sufficiently enough to pro
vide for.the Improvement of fnclll-
Olio D esign
short
Br Northern
'< f1(10,1 (,(
,h»’- Ilaw
Wl«* work
vf Ih* f,
wised
v
Cunsl to Improve lake
The accessibility of the lake for
yachts from the lower oust coast
will noun bo furthered by tho
dredging of tho St. Johns-Indian
river canal und when that project
is completed the lako will stam l'out
an one of the finest inlund iimror
boat racing courses in th*-Unilcd
Stales.
Few lakes pnmmrt xnrh ideal fa
cilities
a channel fur
sketched plans of the firm for thu gatta committee held today fin a l'
humiliation of interest in boating plans for tho all tiny event wc*rf:
at Sanford.
wor ked out ahd details discussed '
In this ronnecticin ts anticii
In addition to tba special
tor high powored boats of t
sale, fonvenieni, large aua sporty
course, unequalled anywhere in
the country. City Manager W. B.*
Williams said today.
Blacksmith Trade
Failing* In England
ALFORD, England. Feb. SAJJP)
—The prospect of possessing
brawny , arma,1 •Ur.dtng ronmmicallr under a spreading chestnut
tree, etid going to church on Sun
day. no longer Spueab to English
country lands.
Bo few are bicomUigblar hand the that the trade
and naarby expanses of water. The
Lake Monroe Transportation Com
pany plans to Inaugurate daylight
paasimgar trips between Sanford
■nd Jacksonville, thereby vnubllng
gjS pW of tho line to enjoy the
-ItO miles of ever changing tropi
cal scenery much of which is
passed a t night, under the existln» schedule of the Clyde Steamotagb
debut.
gram, and the meet l» expect
consume the greater portion «
day, beginning a t 10 o'clock
lasting wall into the after»e
Many Local Boats Enters
Dr. C. J. Marshall. W. E.
and aeeeral other Hanford ei
men laft for Jacksonville tod
return with various type* of
constructed for local enthuala
Jacksonville skip yards, Coi
dors Emory said This ino mint
feature of the program will b
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V FEBRUARY 24, 1926.
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SANFORD
M ANOR!
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go on sale Saturday fo r ten days at
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1 0 per cent discount
For. ten days only— lots in block 8, residential rection of
Sanford Manor will be sold a t individual block p re-d e
velopment prices of ten per cent less than list price!
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Block by block, unit by unit— Sanford M anor is rapidly
being, fully improved— and block 8 is the next unit to
have modern conveniences installed— electric lights,
■<-
sidewalks, etc.
m-
List prices at Sanford Manor offer extraordinary values,
and at this special unit discount .shrewd buyers will act
quickly.
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M tfN R O t • S r
J O IIN S M IR
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T o the North, just seven minutes distant, looms the sky
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line of Sanford, a bustling industrial and shipping center,
one of th$ six cities in south Florida with passenger
SANFORD
steamship service to principal Eastern ports.
Sanford
is progressive, commercially alive, deserving of the best
to be provided in homes and home settings for its build
ers and residents.
Sanford is young, possessed of ines
timable advantages in cheap water transportation by di
rect water route to he cojist, securely settled in and com r
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manding a long established agricultural territory and des
i r e d to grow ns perhaps no similar city in Florid a has
ever grown before. Sanford Manor is proud of its m oth
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1926
)e Program For 1926
1LAKEH0NR0ErFlorkla?s Fastest
OFFERSIDEAL Boats To Compete
RACECOURSE For $5,000 Prizes
Heads Local Yach t Club
R egatta
Chairm an
I'mirislsDelight in I'ishinnOff
Big Concrete Structure at
; Fool
of Park Avenue; Rand
Stand Now lleing liuill
Five By Seven Mile Expanse
O f Deep ,\Vnlo:' Hailed By
Yachting Enthusiasts As
Unparalleled RcKuttn Stage
Dancing 1Pavilion
To Be Built Soon
E n tire Course Is
.Visible From P ier
Secretary
Baby M ine, P lu to
A n d Oth^r R acers
Many Sanford
J*
Boats E ntered ..
Completion St. Johns-lndian
B
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I :t -' ill
I a yearj
W IT11’*
B ionic j
Bni tin*
mi the
tall ttu[ It. F.mo
le lit the
Ht wlmh
hirnl and
blected
bte; lluw
wTTie municipal pier at tIn* foot
o f -Park Avenue was designed with
features incorporated in its con
struction which are believed to lie
essential lowutd making the pier
both useful from'a nuitiue stand
point and at the samp time con
forming to the standards of beau
tification
outlined bv the , city
planning hoard and by the city
beaut il n ill inn euuimiltec.
Seen from the air, or from a
distance on land or water, the pier
presents a picture of mugnifieense
even in its state of incoinpletioti.
and will hold many added attrac
tions after tile work of planting
trees and
shrubbery has
been
finished.
The $15,01)0 blind shell
which the city is to erect on the
efforts In connection with
north end of the pier this spring (iomniodnre J. H. Kniory, wrjose uni'
itfortl have resulted in tliu
the
establishment
of
a
yacht
clpb
m
will further enhance tire natural
i;.c imccMI Tommittee ' beauties of the pier ami of the opening of a now ecu in this city's sportu
bundle details of the I surrounding lake front, it is be
A Mern Ims linen in- l l ic rod.
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n tuinging to Sunfonl
Not only is.u bund shell to be
iu-tern craft in Flor- limit, Imt n dancing pavilion I s to
In constructed, and will connect
|with the shell in such manner as
Mo make the two structures appear
as one.
The urchitecliito is to
I ||(. distinctly that typical of all
'new construction in Florida, cil.*
ij lilimget W. H. Williams stated.
Lako Monroe, as n field for wit
ter sports, presents one of* tin*
finest body o f water for yachting,
fishing, bathing find other fea
tures of outdoor life In lie found in
the United Stated, in. the opinion*
of thosu.who have studied its many
udvnnUges from every standpoint
o f the sportsman.
Visiting yurhtnien, who have
mode the scenic trip up the 1st.
.loliiis from .liieknnnvillr enter tho
I'fuail expanse of the lake with
sumething akin to awe, and tlicy
view in its placid waters an ideal
course for holding icgnttus and
gala water sports tho yenr round.
Kxcellrnt Haring Course
Presenting a seven mile straight
stretch o f smooth and sufficiently
deep water, with an unobstructed
view from prntcticully every pnrl
of tlu> north and smith shores, the
lake is admirably adapted to the
staging o f such races ns are to
Construction O f P roposed
City F reig h t Basin W ould,
Improve W aterfront View
Tin*
brunt ifir n lio t t
the finish o f nil the scheduled
events.
The absence of water liynripths
>in sufficient <iuuiitith*i< to Jitterferrj with motor hunting is regard
ed as one of the best arguments
favoring the local course possible
to set forth.
At no time of Urn
year are these plants noticeable
except in Very small clusters and
then only during the course o f
fheir journey down toward the
mouth of the river.
Being tho head of navigation <fn
the St. Johns, the waters of the
Inko are unusually free from contamiimtioti tin* year round, anti
tho building of awjnimitig pools
and Imachos oil tho southeast end
of tho take is now being proposed.
1' ■'ttbai iiic.* <>ti limit and Imrbur
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ami i.a-ius is called one <•!
'!,<• linisi tiasins now in, use on
l In interior lakes o f Florida and
I '•. .lining more popular dully tn
i i •f ugi for craft plying tho w.i
'*'* - " l Fake Monroe and the S,.
lotup. river.
Almost -«iHlile m shape, the b'f
in i- Miffieii nl l> dep to act'oltimoJaic ti.at- with a drawing c.i*
p.nit> ni four feet, und facilities
iia*. keen pinvidi d for „ the hllfc
evtrx tinul entering tin*
Special OuIIhjoiiI Motor Claas
Milos
' it.' u i ently instulicd the
imp)i>\eiiieutn for docking
1 ... I ni lamiuig stngc, win
.'"i .md steps built on tho
n*»» lie tn•
•*> wi tioii.
Br Northern
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Wl«* work
Cunsl to Improve lake
Regatta P rogram
lf>J Class llydroplnnctt
■ale of tin. basin.
l*i|ies for
and eo-'dino tiro cxpvclcti
added tn l ho existing conn<ewithin u very
short
i Heat
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Opening a new era in the
tourist anti sporting histories, ■.
of Sanford, the first annual
regatta of the local yacht club';.'**
will-he held on Friday with some of the fastest craft ih
southern waters computing
for prizes totalling $5,000/
With entries pouring in
from.practically every Florida. '
.Judge W. K. White wits unii o f the
first ot advocate a yacht dull at pojrt city anil many Inland towns,
Sanford us a medium o f exploiting the rvguttu hns grown beyond the*
the potentialities o f Lnkcw onrou bounds of a sectional affair into
as a recreational center. “
Luke Monroe Transportation
Company Will InuuKUrutc
Daylight I'tumi-ngcr Runs
To And From Jacksonville
c o m m it to r
' lias ordered work to proceed tm
I mediately
on the
planting
of
slit illibei >, glass.
flowers ami
I n c - on the parts of tin* pier not
1covered with walks.
Seeds and
plant- haVc been ordered and the
work i- t" gel under way follow
ing tin* final layout of the shell
mol coiiciete vralks.
Concrete is being used along the
edges of the bulkheading and shell
I I " 1 i.ulii basin at the foot of is to lie used on thiv interior pathFail. \m ii u «*, built hy tiio City of
'aiifurd almig tin* plans suggested
F o r m a l In vitation al
B all A t N e w H otel*
T o F ollo w R e g a tta
The accessibility o f the lake for
yachts from the lower oust coast
will noun bo furthered by
tho
dredging of tho St. Johns-Indian
river canal und when that project
is completed the lako will staml'out
an one of the finest inlund iimror
boat racing courses in th*-Unilcd
Stales.
Few lakes pnmmrt xnrh ideal fa
cilities
a channel fur
The newly organized Lnku Monloo Transportation will contribute
materially toward placing Sunford
cunspicuiitisly on the map as a
tourist center, of feting unrivalled
advantages fo r tho enjoyment of
ni} phases o f wator sport, accord
ing to E. L Market I, secretary of
the new nrweulzHtion who today
sketched plans of the firm for thu
humiliation of interest in boating
at Sanford.
"The recreational possibilities of
l,«ko Monroe represent olio of tho
greatest factors In Sanford's de
velopment into a tourist center,"
Mr, Murkclt aaltl. When Sanford
citizens nro awakened to a true
appreciation of the vulue of Lako
Atonroe sufficiently enough to pro
vide for.the Improvement of fnclll-
power boat operation as docs Laku
,»Aluuxuwv
officials
cialni.
fThcre is practically no limit to the
speed u boat might make owing to
the fact thnt no obstructions are
725 UiitplacTTnciit Cltuss ji jutting
out 'into tho courno and no
unsoen imrs are present upon
* which there is a chance of ground-
O lio D e s ig n
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an event of state-wide intercut.
Ilaecra from Tampa. St. Peteuil-bunr and Palm Bench will Is*
. mntrhisl against Ibc beet bontii of
.contra I and northern.Florida clubs, •
fniiii sports writers from many of
the state's major newspapers will
t*i» on hand ip addition to tho edi
tors of both "Motor Boating" and
"The Rudder."
Record Holder ('onlnx Here
Tho "Smiling Dan lit." speed/
Cnlifornin power boat which re
cently established n world's r«c-'
ord for a mile* straightaway at
the Paint Reach i.gatta will be
entered with its sister shell, "Baby
Mine," nutl the record shattering
"Pluto" owned by Commodore II.'
W. Willett of Mount Dora wtO I
Ihi another of the IH speedster*
of the 161 class to vie for thto
liandsomest of the many loving
cups offered.
Flans Completed
At a special meeting of the n R
gatta committee held today fin a l'
plans for tho all tiny event wc*rf:
wor ked out ahd details discussed '
with visiting commodores whii
havo come here for 0)o purpoM^
of assisting tho local club In cfnssifying and nucceufully handling'
tho first water meet over hold on
Lake Monroe.
T lo races will be staged under
tho auspices .pf tho American Ft
or Boat Association, tho Plot
I<Wt.r Boat Association and. tho
Mississippi Power Boat Assocta-i
tion, Coinmodoro J. It. Emory an**
noiinrcd tips morning. Official*
of all tliree organizations will be
In attendanco, ho added, and )cad<j‘ing boating enthusiasts in many
sections of the state and in sutna
parts of Georgia havo wired In
for reservations at local hotels/
which aro expected to bo filled ts»:
capacity over tho week end.
City Engineer Fred T. Williams
ant] his staff went busy this morn-*
itlg laying out the sfburse that ,wil|y
Uical Kunalxiut Class i hut-
vf Ih* f,
wised
Y ou n gD erg
To H ear - |
151 Cla.sa Ilydroplmies
Second Heat
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Triangular Course
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ublie hearing on the appuof the Atlantic C.twst^Line
, war department for pern to reconstruct a brUlgc j
McGuiert creek, six ndlex
of this city, wfd be held u»
,unty court house here on
f February 96, »V
need by Colonel Gilbert A*
United States district
£ T f Florida, who will con-
Ucht
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said
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, 'r*Psn*r
T...... .;xt> 151 Class Hydroplanes
Tliird HeatV
Local Outboard Motor CIohh
331,
*11 p h s i r t
J S S Y 'b o a a d «k ■.pw ,,l, . vertk.1 lilt * l - i '
horizontal clearance of 40
nd vertical clearance of two
bove mean high water and
, .hove mean low water.
5*00 P. M.............*....... .77. -.::.F rh e for-nli 'Cruiacr Race
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7 j00 !’■ M*— Yachtnman’a Dinner and Ball—Hotel. For
rest Lake. Invitations to members and Their
ouLof-tovvn guests.
8:00 P. M.— Band concert,
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Municipal Pier.
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fireworks
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display.
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Visiting yachtsmen and specta
tors of the races to bo held Friday
are expected to carry away the
In this ronnecticin ts anticii
In addition to tba special
to r high powored boats of t
sale, fonvenieni, large aua sporty
course, unequalled anywhere in
the country. City Manager W. B.*
Williams said today.
Blacksmith Trade
Failing* In England
ALFORD, England. Feb. SA JJP)
—The prospect of possessing
brawny , arma,1 •Ur.dtng ronmmicallr under a spreading chestnut
tree, etid going to church on Sun
day. no longer Spueab to English
country lands.
Bo few are bicomUigblar handthe that the trade
and naarby expanses of water. The
Lake Monroe Transportation Com
pany plans to Inaugurate daylight
paasimgar trips between Sanford
■nd Jacksonville, thereby vnubllng
gjS p W of tho line to enjoy the
-ItO miles of ever changing tropi
cal scenery much of which is
passed at night, under the existln» schedule of the Clyde Steamotag b
d ebut.
gram, and the meet l» expect
consume the greater portion «
day, beginning at 10 o'clock
lasting wall into the after»e
Many Local Boats Enters
Dr. C. J. Marshall. W. E.
and aeeeral other Hanford ei
men laft for Jacksonville tod
return with various type* of
constructed for local enthuala
Jacksonville skip yards, Coi
dors Emory said This ino mint
feature of the program will b
�T H O S E W H O A R E F A M I L I A R W IT H T H E P O L I C Y '
F Y T H E B R ITT-C H ITTE N D E N ORGANIZATION
W I T H D E V E L O P M E N T S - O F T H E HIGHEST C H A R
A C T E R A N D U N Q U E S T I O N E D IN V E S T M E N T V A L
UE. T H E P R E V I O U S P R O P E R T Y , T H E I R ACHIEVEM E N T S A N D S T A T E O F D E V E L O P M E N T . S T A N D AS
A L M ER IT. T H E D I S P L A Y OF P U B L IC CONFI
DENCE A T T H E O F F E R I N G S OF P R E V IO U S DEVEL
O P M E N T S R E M A I N S A S A N U N R I V A L E D ACCOM
P L I S H M E N T FOR A L O C A L O R G A N I Z A T I O N .
OlJIt O R G A N I Z A T I O N
C. L. JJritt
IS. A. Chittenden
.Joe D. Chittenden
L. P. Chittenden
Frank J. Fitzpatrick
D. C. Griffin
W. C. Mill
K. M. Hunt
Howard Overlin
Mildred G. Peabody
IS. II. Richard
F. L. W o o d ru ff, Jr.
B ritt-Chittenden Developments
Pinehurst
Pine Crest
In I lie Sanford Heights Section is fast
A medium priced home community,
lying just a mile beyond the city
limits where1the air and glorious sun
shine can be enjoyed to the utmost.
taking its place as Sanford’s foremost
y
residential community.
Marvania
Druid Park
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The last o f the Hastern Lake Sect ion.
Destined to become the center for tin*
palatial homes o f winter tourists.
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opment ol the Greater Sanford District. lhe growth and expansion o f
l lie city is very evident in this section.
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Sunbed's First Industrial Develop
inent, designed and developed for the
advancement o f industry and manutacturing in the city substantial.
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E N D O R S E M E N T AS
l E V E L O P M E N T S O F E X C E P T I O N A L M E R I T IT IS
V I T H P L E A S U R E W E O F F E R T H E P U B L I C TM S
>PPO R TU N ITY
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THEMSELVES
V I T H SUCH U N U S U A L PROJECTS
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�IHTl M ^ f ORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FfaBRUARY24,102S.
Big M arket Is
)fShtmp In Usag,
Not Afraid But Is «
Just Nervous, Says rjj
Noted Opera Tenor }
«W e will freely admit there is GiVtl S n U ? ^ n i n m t n o
no hope for.revival o f the demand
for the coach or drlvintr horae because horses for fast traffic can j ""jounced his intentions tn fulTilt
not competcc with the automo fnrt.iL-om^R: engagements in Butbile,” said J?‘J. Searcy, president ini0 r ,1»->ew York ‘>‘*fore reSin.
of the St. Louis Horae nnd Mule i"iny e Mctn4p° ,ltnn °Pc-a Con.Commission Company. “ But the
heavy draft horse will
always
his
horse? hold Mu place in the economic •. ![ 0 wns today collet‘ i„r*hi.hc, nerves at hi. htm.e here
st any
having returned last niehl under
Stock- life of the city."
The shortage o f the stock Kuard. IHs departure from t C u
BBiercial yard barns Is ascribed to decreas came after sudden cancellation of
! " * » " » "PPearnnce nnd was due
further- ed production which has brought w *^thrc^ntcninj?
nolo.
* demand.
In- I
j certsin about
Ten plain clothes ~ieri! “ police
cine end crease _ — —
contributed to the shortage.
nnd railroad detectives rnrt (lioli
» on
Mules, which in Vccent years as he detrained in New York vjjth
have monopolized eighty-fivo per a private detective at one side and
cent o f the market sales, are more
nvnilnblc than horses, -but g o v
ernment figures show that while
the number o f mules in the Un
ited States increased 5.5 percent
from 1920 to 1920. the
number
tinder two years old decreased
Lit* used during that same period 44.5 perr throath- tent.
Missouri still tops the list of
Cnr northt drtlers mule producing states, with lown
nnd Nebraska second .and third.
c iiw i f o r
itlributcd West Virginia, South Carolina,
Louisiana.
Mississippi
i in citic* Georgia,
CSC of nnd Arkansas afford largpe mar
is more kets for the sale of mules, chief
ly because of coal mining nnd cot
ton growing. Illinois in 1925, how
ever, bought more mules* from the
■“ Two new brltltro*
East St. Louis yards thnn any
across Chunky River
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E veryth in g is in readiness fo r the b ig sale and we exten d to you an in v ita tio n to attend this sale and w e
are satisfied that if you will attend this sale and buy one or more o f the w on derfu l lots th a t w ill be c flered you that you will he the the same class as the b u yer that purchased lots in the past, as increase in
value is just as sure to come on these lots as the sun rises and sets. Chuluota T erra ce is just outside the
city limits o f Chuluota and oh the highw ay from there to Oviedo and ju st beyond the city this h igh w a y
joins the famous Cheney H ighw ay.
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In Chuluota Terrace you will fin d lake fro n t lots, la k e view lots and w on d erfu l lots that face the h igh
way. Huy in a place that you find public im provem ents. Th ere has been spent, several hundred thou
sand dollars in (,’huluota on public improvements. A ml jth ou l that much m ore is y e t to be spent.
R E M E M B E R T H A T T H IS IS A S A L E O F A D IF F E R E N T K I N D — A N (A B S O L U T E A U C T IO N S A L E !
[Minnie I).
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piiVratiun
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4 M, San
fonsitlera
$300 - IN GOLD W1LI. BE GIVEN AWAY - $300
. ABSOLUTELY FREE!
W ash i n gton ’s SI alesma nship
In laying the foundations of our Republic, Wash
injfton conquered nil endless succession of dif
ficulties with n statesmanship
lliat
seldom
faltered.
Kol'h an<l
L S U ‘ W url-1
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Irtlinr S.
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considerii-
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Interest Paid on Savings Acniunts
EASY TERMS
D CONCERT
& Brent
C. W. Ferguson
io Ie ([[o u n ty T & a n k
S an ford , Fla.
Home Office: ltd L'-nsl Second St., Sanford, 1'loridu
STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS < s K
Just to remind you that there are not many days left
in which to file your income tax return.
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W e are specializing iiviiK&ffi*X
- ^ r k , aucLas an
added service, w e are remaining open evenings includ
ing Saturdays, up to and including M arch 15th.
W e would appreciate vour business and advise you
to bring your figures and information in as soon as pos
sible, or a telephone call will bring one of us to your place
of business.
Williams and
• Robertson
Williams'
Home O ffic e :' 13-15 Masonic Temple— Phone
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'AGE POUR
Sanford’s First Regatta
• under the auspices
of the
Sanford Yacht Club
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HE featuring of the possibilities of Sanford’s water front
is commendable to all who have helped in m a k i n g this
magnificient event a reality. We do not withold our aprolmtion from those who helped in making this, the first of its
kind, one of Sanford’s biggest annual attractions.
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FORT MELLON
SECOND SECTION
There are a few desirable sites still remaining. Demand for
these homcsilcs is increasing daily due to the building and con
struction activity that is now being rushed with unusual energy.
Sec us today before the development is entirely sold out. Make
it a point to visit our offices that you are sure to share in the
large profits this property will pay to investors.
Fort Mellon Development Co.
A . P . C o n n o lly & S o n s, Sales Agents
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gajrrlbad.
la l- P im l 0
A11 and alngwlar lha rutting itaHi and Urk.
ran mat Including aatamobll## or » o t « r Tahiti##).
------ --w. m
uu r#w «m be MVS
any
County.
a b o v e -n a m e d d e fe n d a n ts ' o r
of
th e m ; to
C h a r>lie. n
a
K
u
. . ..
I 'o o le y .
o f
n io o n d n K tn n .
vo u m r.
» »1' M cLean
1
11 n o t e ;. .—
a m—
i t- o-- §a9l l( Ip'ue m
r s tomn n
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um
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r v t r h a v in g o r c la im in g a n y In te r M t o r f u t M t e In t l i o l a n d * I n v o l v e d
In I h l * p o ll, w h ic h la n d * a r * s i t u
a ted
In S e m in o le C o u n t y .
F lo r id a ,
lin d
fir w r i e n e r l h e d
*•
fo llo w * ,' J o
w l!;
The
N o rth
H a lf
o f
S e c tio n
T fp
llfl).
rF n W h M i l l l T w e n t y
fiO )
• f c 'P T w s M t ]
T h ir t y - t w o I
Q u a rte r o f f
Lb,
R an ee
, S o u th e a s t
Q u a rte r o f
T h a t y o u . a n d e a c h o f jr u M . b o . a n d
y o u a r e h e re b y , r e q u ir e d to a p p e a r
to
th e
h ill
ot
c o m p la in t
h e r e in f l l e i l in t h is c a u s e o n M o n d a y , t h e
1st d a y o t M a rc h . A . D . 1 »1 «, th a
s a m e h e ln a t h e r u le d a y In M a r c h .
U !fl o f th e a b o v e - s ty le d C o o r t, a t
t h e C o u r t H o u s e a t F a w fn r t l. 8 « i « ;
In o le
C o u n ty . F lo r id a ,
and
s h o u ld
y o u fa ll an to a p p e a r a .d e c r e e p r o
c o n fe s a n
w ill
ha
e n te re d
a ir a ln s t
you . an d each o f vo u .
T h is c a u s e
b M n r-n
a n il t o
q u !* t tttto tn t h *
c o m p la in a n t,
am t
th c »«
c la im in g
u n d e r h e r . In a n d t o th o la n d s h a r c f 11 a b o v o i l c i M 'r l l i a d .
I T IS K t m T H E R O H t 'K I t l 'D . T h a t
th is
o r d e r In i
p u b lis h e d
once
a
t r a c k I n f o u r e n n o e c t t i l v a t v c c k l y la >
a u ra
o f
Th e
H a n fo r d
H e r a ld , a
n ew spaper
H c m ln o le
p u b lis h e d
C o u n t ) ',
TV I T IN C S S
tn y
ni
th e C ir c u it C o u r t o f B e r n i n i s C o tr tk .
t> .
F lo r id * , a n d
U »o B o a t o f
■ »*«
C o u rt. A l a ih * IT th d a y o f J a n * a *7 £ A . D. 1 »*«,
(i»«a l>
V. 1
Ir r u lt
C lark nt I ho
S u n fn r d .
F lo r id a .
hnud
aa
C le r k
of
tlbl# Bands d ru i| | «| shall U ir t a a M n la t hf t h
1
r,m**w *1 M i l v t i f on %b4 •fla r
I .
**. * • - * •
A W o f Ilia for#fatag shall b*
lUbJert la. and U>* purchaser latittU Una m
b*r#ln u ie l lir lu d u the plural •• well • « th#
lingular « M tl.a r t t t ^ 'l r * purvhat«ti of lb * m
*ra l P trrv li. i f a«14 t#g*r*t#lr, aud a t j netwm
■uturftiint ta tb* |u>«»s*ilin o f *# t;u# U tb#
property n lt l), that* 4 ah»1l anniu* and (Mr. all
unpaid liMtaN*\]n#is « r lla b llllle t i f th* B#r*l**tt
Incurred In th# m u m o f lh#lr rperatlott of tho
bu tlM ia. a« presided tn A r t M « \ \ H
, f tb#
Herr##, ftliaraiM at l.# i***n i*M Parrvli
U l f l j M th#r»»n iraiu1**i
■M
s«*r !• M l M lllt.c IlM l
t <l' rr ' u- " l*J * k’ » e t " ' " i w i i i i l M .H .r
»•
Dion final r - W n io , , i t l i kU.
*■■
■ ■ 'w o i n . l i r a .
1" i ,l K# »h#k.l*Hr « r ifwTiAiaaallg e g ,
pUad as tba l o a n may nrdrt.
14 T M Howrial lU C a r win rmt anrapl M r b ld t
1
J**»,w* 1>P# * U * oir#fa.| tape:Alois,
laaa then $ 4 , 3 3 0 , 0 0 0 :
lb| #*ar I*ar.#| Two. whan nffarad a i an aethatT.
hwi m ra tittW fruu» ih* otb#r lUneala Uaa than
• l * 0 H I |». «T far aar «* a nf tba Kob t*arr*U
tharanf, whan lifarad *»t'a r«i«ty . un1*«a tba a t grtgat* o f ih* bldt U r lha hub Fatrela. whan
ejTrrod japatakty. ahatl agual ## #a>w«d ##ld
amount.
1*1 For ra rro l Thrae. o h m offarad M u r a lily
las# than $ V k .P 9 & .$ (in ;
<d) Far Patrol F ear. <*h*n *F*r#d •aparttrir.
lass than 1 1 0 .7 T A.4HJU .
•,la» Far Parrai F ir *, whttj eJfartd #aparal#lf«
lf» * than
I f ) U r W i t r l M « . whan cTaraJ •♦paraulr, l##e
than $ h 0 ,
( g l Fur rarrala Ooa. Two. Tl.ira, F * «r , F it e
arol F it , wh#n aFtroJ aa aa tntltalg. U#a than
lha aggragat* c f aald »u*n«. i.am rlj, t l B . I W B .
3
r a r r t li On*. Two. r# n t. T it * inri 311 w ill
b* aelJ »u b k n U , and lb * etm baan »h tl! a**ura»
*nd dtilr *n.| fa lih fn llr t*#lf-rat $\\ teniraHa
a * - l* br Ui# ne>«lv«rt In ll*o arJlnari emirta * f
btolrt*)* far n l » t-r caniULrrrr.t t f fondi and
TnarvlMmUia.
Ttm C illft ttim ta t iba n tM . In
ra ja t i l d ear«wla aJT br-hl *atiratalr. M 1 *4 9 1 4
Ih r r n r a U u p’trrfcaarm to anlar tnio tnuiual
aoiklt # a im r a r n ti e w i i l r y o* rtp a lirn l la In•Ufa Hi# latfurtaaiura of ttiA «ro*rmrii. n .t tl.a
rlfK l la M b llt M lb# lla ra lrr fj in |mata tUnn an i ll
aald ttirilrarla a rt fttllf* parfnma«l
4. Tba purrKaaaf ahall lab* ih# iw^partr «ub*
)a n to. Atnl i h i l l awtitua afvt i « r . i l uni tM
ir.-Ttraa lata# Upon U>* Int-ema « f i l * En-aitanhlp.
tUovatad at prvrUJd tn
l ‘ n tr * a*
aa mart) o f «t»a p n H f t r ** *hiH Ni ad nut tail la
ba aublad la Ih# Jlen a f Ih# Viral M o ftfiia »l#l*d
Juna 1, L 0 2 U . »hrr#'n frrn iaj o.* I irai MarlI U * . m n i b» 1la Coaapanr ’ a 1 antral 1 »!o a
Tru*i Com piar. nf New T o t !. ih#r»!n i r m ^ l lha
Tnut##*, ibattln laimad b fa n ga r*! fr o e r r ir l. ■**!
•a b -ra ra # l K
a .
lha firepanr ‘ t d lo d fM nal iu (-*.t in lha lian
AH and iln gn U r tha la g boali and alh#r boat#,
I f at tra il said trip a rtita M in i shall wot he
ih rtaof ( it#rain i n t o * ! V n a e n i M H rrana*lr»
bargaa and UchlafA.
n ot*! a* bid far tn y * f said P a rm a a k tn alTarad
f»
Tha t w d i i l t r »h »U u i # ih# p u t^ n r tub
T ) a raoulntna Bub r a r e r li ro n afji a# and la* )asi ta. and ih ail atauinw amt pat, unuaM luo.^a, • aiwralaly. lha eparlal M ailar w ill iJ y u m tha
cfeda lha rawalndar f r tl»# #tb«r proparilaa and aicaaa pro Ufa and war fwefl!# Istaa. far ant r#rto*l sal# r f ittah I'arral ar Tarrata far ohl. h a Md In
• is#1* indudaJ In Jw#eal Two. namalr. angina*.
pt\vr ta klarcti ! . I yr£ 4 . *>*« • " » a*irh U iaa ilm minimum rrijulrad at4«--'int shall nal Imsa b#«u
isaHtlnaj ami maaMnatf, lool* and o iiia f linptaj.r»*t)*rtf i i u i u b * . lw HoulUain lillm t Alt I Onra* n*faJ. pro«l.lf>l. huwartr. that if al Ira n said Tt
■ iffiti. mad In and aim *I fha plants ami prwsmfll##1| |vany for any p#flc*l
ar#sllva Hint* shall ha noted as bid fa# *»#h ar
------‘
# rlor la M aj :i 1
drarTlbad In ^1i# I V t m b o l net afflia d or per-I b « l only (o |ha r f . - . . ....... ..
•aid Parrtls whan effain l «apar*t#lr» ** *1 k a il
atlani I'farldrd l« 4rlkla X V II.
manantl/ aitarhad ihartfo. a ll warahau*## and, i f U»a l»*cf*e. an-|
•aid a ggrrgau suta al.ail lw itolad as ldd foi a ll
allara'^l *• |
lw
-Vcrc-r^
i#iwp « ti ih# »r«r#c•tmltar ar orbrr Mrurlarea le r fla d on lands or( lira P itrsU at iharaln t-rusMeJ
r f said I ' i t re's whan offtiad a* an aalliaty. th«n
____" . J
Tha tu rrh attf
fight* af war iMt IrK-ludad In «w aepurtanani la w ill la vs i l ,
lha hlghast and bast bid wi bU a aa hru*|Jad In
la
c
jh
i
»
s
1
all
a
#*ll.Ba
ta
M M ,h0 tha laud* and t m a l t w daarrtbad la lb * liacrta,I
- U ;----aald
taiaa
Tha t Tn n i# on i# J Pr»p#tl> lha H tvrM w ill ta arcajlad ttMl iJ-a 11 . g a11*
stnitA aT ta |h* h lg b »«l arvl ba*t bid da- « r bid*
TiwJ j «»* autfnmblla*. motor and eih a r reM rlra. e.ffha and w ill ta avid iltbjacl ta li-* Dsn. If anj %,t it ld
lataratnrr r.julpaitrii. fu nillura, fi l l urea and ip* laias
dan . siibmC ta c*nflrw'ttlo*i •* ll a sal* t r lb *
I ‘eiftl
•
•
0 he tb# plianrr*. at fo llsw i:
II
Th# ( urwitiat Shall. •• a pan , f the pur
I 3. Any i a itr la tl.a rtus#. n f tn * Iktdar ef
pd
ih aia prlr# • r>I ;n addition in lha atojJM « f h li bt t.ds c f or tlaliwa agllna! nr’ any at»,hti#uiar of
•ab -Faroe! f
bid. ray. wb#t» and ai m i t r a l Its tha t«v u l. the lha (Vmpany. may th l i t tha sal*, and. I f Ib t
ron tfita o f anil tuclud#* ao u u rh tharaaf a t ar* unpaid mtapenMtlcMn^ f#as. a lltw ir -*. tiga a iM ,
■ w .f*
•unrsssful bidder, may purchase In Ms own i l i i !
ra t »
laratad wlilitt lha htata at V irg in ia ;
adtiiM M ati.1 dlsbunaBanla o f ll-.a U * ^ n * n An-1
1d
A b f su.voasful bUMar may assign hU bid
©f Urn Trust**, ami lb#lr rouutsi ,|f a u ahd In whala ar In part, and all ar atir p «r l e f h i*
n f*r |ba
» a b Ptra#l 0
araployaas, colts of tha wnnyallJatwi i j ron ill* rights And In lartit undar (ha 1’s tirs aa iiir r t u fu l
t4 ; * u » t
Coaitita a f and In dialta ao rnarh Ihataof a i art luatil <*i,tt*i mm pen *it Io«i iis l n irru s i #f tba blddrr. on m odttlon lhal lha ssslxt sa axvd #Tttr
Hpetlal ifa iit r appoint*J ly it# t WOt| m orvlsr 1 #u.'i#ssl»* assign** shall a 1sum a all ib t aidyalW na
Ia n t*J mirlda It# Ptat* o f N^rth C aralln a;
fit
datad A uk-jsi 1 u. 1 D 2 3 . m forra«ait n aipm sts an-1 liabllitl##, undar lb* !l#t-«## atd lha aaslgnaJ
;aaaa/y
•ml disb'iraaraaoi* af |ha soil. |*.-i, * - n.« t4>m. Wd. a f lha atalgwar
la b .F a r n l H
al (i#
IT
I p o i cwnflrwiaiUrfi « r if# aalt, th* har
f'atultlfl of and U clu d** so much tharaof
at# plalnam in lha 1-radI tori' rausa
a n U r tjta lo ta pans aipaotai tr u , and ram- nbaaor. afire th# applinaUou u ll.a pumhaia g ik #
4
wiu.10 tt# M ai# a f Fouih CaraUaa;
pansatloti and sipanw i c f It s g l,# .4t i u » l#r , p . t f any Jriwmlt In cash, shad tesla auch fluLhar
l-uint*-) urslar tl.o I s m s . i w - M i s . i l
Uiwaan paimsnt hi raalt on anauni of lha punhaaa prtaa
m Ur ih*
I t b Farral I
tha r#s|t» us# paitois as pruitu>d lu Udt|# V \ ll
a* ami wiihlu tu di tUu# at fha t'uurl may ardat
J iJ u l c.
t'crfuhra o f atd In-’iuda* m i ntmh tharrof a i a u o f lha lin ts #
•
Ih
Th# La! aura nf lha putt has# p(U a e f Far •
H t*t th# latatasl w it lla Ih * Blata o f F ltirU a ;
T. In L*aa# tho |u n Laser rsfas# vt d r a s n l lo r#t l>«4# b.*y I# paid In rails ar ty luiwlng in U*
Ih#
Hportsl
M aitsr bfarlgac# Ucrul* and unpaid
IH M 'I • •
I’M
» IndatlwJnasi or lls ttllls 4 **»• patl t f
Bub F a n t l J
appurtrnant iWiipona fur « radii | at an amount
ll.a pufrl is * prlca, or u patf ims sr , ubllgsiiiut
t'anilil# o f and InrlusUa »u rnufli thtraof a# art rpaclOad In Arllrlo X V I I t f IT a ! » » '» • . a gatllltwi aquliiiaad u th# aum whirls would ba payablo
La faf V #
k* at#d a ltidn Ih# H iila o f O t o fg la ;
S »M fT 4
may l*a EIclI on neilra I# tl.a msrrhastt 1j anforra ih at sou but uf lha oat pro.##dr o f tha »al# o f raid
Fariwl If lha whol# an., uni ot lb# purrtiaja p it .a
ti.a tarn*, and t/ia fVu/f i i i n s r i th# dgitt lo ra
Cub-Fantal K
IsLa SFkl r* sell Ih* p u .stry p|> a ppf 1luu lharruf Iharauf had L«*n paid tn tarh
»'##.ilita af a id InrluJ#* oj ram h Uitraaf at ai* •u.1 apply tba »*Ju# e.. saturv so h ii..l«Llwluas«.
Ilst>!liiy t»r vhll|sliiH< or lo i *«jj I i # tha pun liu > t (#1 Four may ts (,*td In rash or by turning In »u
• itnio i l t r*ut# of A U Lataa.
ta glta sa.-or»1t taMsfs- tsr> t . I .# I outl or to th# Fgarlal Ussier M a rtin # Bunds, l*on*#rtUls
L * Csrultn*
liupoutiJ
s ( t i i l u i t f :l.a prtpsrty s._j to s*.-u»s llviwlr, isupuiis. or utlur allowsd f i l i a l fur r#adt|
H
u
b
-F
in
a
l
L
I f a m a it
at an • trn-uM aijulyalaat to lha suu whlcft would
psynisnt or parfurman.a CLaiavf
4YaiSita t f and ln*lud#« »o tmttb U.araof as at#
L , u .«•
ha paysbi# matatjn out of lha nal proceeds *1 th*
I* 1 l i » R^M'Iil Ui> ti I si i owtf Us idjkrum salt af said Parrai If th# whuta amount af lha
C T .1 1 1 unattd w lthU IL# M ala t f I aji.I i I sl # .
II.# aai# front tltao to tin# by vrtl ai.fe.wju aasaa l. purr4m«a pile* u -i.a d bad baan paid In • n h
U ;. Ilu .r .
tasd* patim ally »r ty dapoty. s i.i without fur
fa b -F a m ! «
[T
‘2 0
Tha I Ham a o| lha puirhat* Kt< s e f Tar
Hi ! » ’ >
Caaiiltta af arul In. lu.tai *u> tuurh thrraof as af# fl.es nolle# t ! publication n ar , v. #M with tp# cals Taw. 1 h »*« 9 l*a ar Hit maj La t a l i la t»sn
ysla Mt stgr day to whfrh ti e iso's may has* lean ar by tumlr-r tn lo tba P y-tla t Idartar U u rU U s
!* « » » « J wUiiU to# M ai# o f T m a u w a .
so asi^ouruad
UoikJs, ro t.fifilh l# (U nd i. rcupons ut otliar aliaa
• a b - F ^ ia l N
\t J ii, giapaitf will ho aFcrstl for sal# In H o s.l r la in** for r m ilt al auth u ls lith -ilr * shlua a#
il.s Coert shsil I srsaftvr Oi an I dfiarnstn#
fwllnwlng mst.ticr
v <'*ni1ita (J and Inrliula# aa taurh thtracf
art
dl
I l i a p -r.i»a*#t w ill nal t-a tsaulrad la pay
•a 1 I h# Mprrtal Msslsr will Cast t#|.ars|sly o f 1
IwwtrJ attiua lit# M # t« o f (Ib la .
n u tli o f th# putrUa** pitra as Is aaual l# lha
far f- r sslc all of i;.t penter I f refer aawl U I t lt*a
•
iouui
.1
Jtstllbu*#! a in r asti out o f I p f u r a s l #
I'r n ts »s ar#l hr -1 dss tihs.i todsc it # . aptUn j
Bub' Para#I 0
l'a ; t l U ! »
ai. l l* ir 1 not* it.w 1<l* 1 *«i H i thar« 1 uf ssis ta stij t Id ft id blorlgaa* Ituuds. lV t«r*i
t|t> 1a lieiida/ at * w>.j.oui 01 atl.ay s.«|uilabta la
* • r,il*t# af arul Invludas so m arh lh#r*uf aa ar» L .
1 vsi*| t . j M U i i u.ari tn la id alataa. aicapUi g 4 lb* 1
I t s Hparlsl M u n t will n ail rayarstolf I s U u a m ii. until i#r» dayr aftar tl.a t'uun, « a
Fn
ru - t, f/iarsef « . t r * Itw aial In ||,«
| cJTsr f 1 as1# *s- . .-f tl a m jb-Paitol# af ('areal ai t'ilratlan, tv o'dat u lra.u |s tn r M tfiaiaaf
ill ll.a plsrrtiarsr *1 ail hart aald ta rs ih lha
' ,M l#l“*
but lAfluitln# all i*f ti a right, iltjp I I *
ir,|f#vl [ral) vt-ilsUr | . f u.a p ivyen r t * f ec
VI..l
i
t
aidaum
SUiiSi
lu
snofi
>a*h
btalttbullss
'U U . m l Intarasl v f ll.a T ru itt# U.a H r n l t . n
fr-l |t> r1( ll # I #*1/#• si and hatalu J rM itl.nl
il s t » . U.a la u it tf*att#a ■ yaraiwuunt Hsn a id
*•-1 'I.# « ouip«n» in and to tli* n#t pruratd* id
u ijr r ;h# icspr-ti.# m p lisiis ‘ huh r a t 'aI 4
. hatg# urv.11 tha priu-vr’ y %o. I for it^ j ayiaaiti la
'• **.* 1‘ arsaf whan aj,*l •# K ,«d . §rH| oonDnaad 1 >\i. p/Sk*l 11 » •»■# . c f
P*r.-a| Two «>ffar
mis- t.fQsr , f t.rdtfs of th# bu j.stU ( I v u n fvr ii.t n< 1 ,“ i*u » • ■# i . titri Huh Parcel 1» and ts •will ft .i<i hfipatd i *tUsT. uf tlio | t iihas* p ip *.
hum it u M i it^ilaiia.
fwiili .o d still t o # lha h 1|h«*t bid 1st so-tJ* tJ 01..I ra .s rifi u • rl|M i « r# ta !s si. I is sail tb#
• am# i>iH-n *u<h i.olt.a as It ih a ll dlta .l ami at
•aid huP Parsek
tha Ust a d rt-st i f tba puifboaar. In r * »* l.a
C A fi C l L T H f i r i
J
In
H peu.l ils ila r w ill n » i i aaparalely ■Hall fi l l t , o i l s a-.* i-asctisi-t on asv-usshl uf tba
T • if -IsL.t#dn#ii to ih * rpyuj any aa Jl asl#tad « ffcr f t i ** # I'at al Iw a •• at. antlraiy. and w ill pura.as# t«rl.# wtthlH ** U dais aflat oariW* t f as*
ji- M|t h l . 11,» V 4 wUli lha Intarait IlisTsut. if not a in# hia**s»t Lid tL rtrfsi
i rdvr iVijMlin a ll.a ssu.a, ar If an appH l bo ta!*u
•j■y, 0? tha fitl!b**!ii|. u * ut fonarrly auhisplta/ua
3
If tha t.igbeal bid ih. i #.1 f«.r Parrai Tw e thorrfnon w u m i . 2 0 d i n aftar satvico •< imilce
-f ih# I -4#i « i . t Whirl), sulfja t lo 4X)trartlvll at-i
t • lists af?»i#-i s* an sotliaty snail auual «*- arra^l uf aHlrmoj c# thatwuf
»« m-ad .siod llama uf dabtt ur s vw iil. la #a
4hi uaiba t-ayalda In vasti an aacaunl uf
ll.a aisiacata *f lha hlgliarl bitla prealousjy im ud
faU#wi
f i t U.a Hub F*. #la wh#i» o ! f» ia i aaparatai* than Lh* pwf.i.asa t-itr• easy ba | stj Ly vh #.! ut d i « ‘ i
j it.# Iatt#f Will U# raJtre11*vl b tl If lit* lilfh a il WJ
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I |e lata than th# a «r r| a la af Ih# M|hrsl hUr a t'aplfal ami impfus *-f t l . U u O . i i U O or dsut#
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• Hut) l'*rs all s»tK fi s-ffarwl and n lls fa c ts ri ta lha *•(.*» I al U s t u r
w, ua, 1 • m
1Issl
M t it ir lo af •«. aj-t, In Itau uf U sd * or
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(oujxttia lurntil in on acvu tit o f ll.a pachas#
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that It itulds and will d#Usat on ctamajul I v J i ot
k 1 t M r•*
(or saia *JI uf Ih# gro|w»tf rafsrral to In lha I*#
ubu|«tti ihaialn aps iflut In nafottabl# fattu
L | p n u fjit
.>#* as and haraln da# ilbs .1 undarlha swptlert
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In ceso uf dsfaull by lha purtbaaar l « if)#
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Corral Tara# . and w^l n«:a U»a hlgUast t-ld
par 1* ant e f lha ptirdhasa ©lira Mu tlapealt and
b ta
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far t-r ssJl *H
P'#pe«ly rafastM »• It lha will Va r#«aif.*d
ilia pn-party w lil lu n g nal l«a* than tba
L « tfur-U># *rf
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and
alt i m h siihd #ipanaat uf
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la tax# su.it d#r-wu
any
tlvQi
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lL Vo#.f 11*0 HpW(l4 l Ma#l*r w ill Wall taparaialr #f
and 1 s» mar
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fat * ' Sil# #1 L*f •>' | 'e g " » s mfes.ad f It, |h* d*B't«nry If# puicjiirar yhall raiaratis |
par** t.a||y
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11*. r»# . . *n l Ua-aln ua. T .l ^ i
• r#r th# « » H « »
HuJU li Uiu>'t#r and HaUruwd
Hat a ttifr#iu<
Cat - Mr# . wmJ win *«t#
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• It# Hp#«ia) War " wHt
s*!%•*• le 1a u
Mr>*H| • < i » i r «
*» shall b# rapulrad tu ba paid In adsat
far fu* ss a a l of » »• 1
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ifc a it.i##, 1. *at*u l a
dad*ary uf If.s tiritru<a#ta# uf v w . i l x i t . i ot ui>uai
j Isttja# s > ar J t.arain d#a«rH*a*l •**»••' •• ' ■UUu" «ud i pruvlalwtii ball g said* by lit* |-> r>ba»#t fa f
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>t-J#d Lu *4. 1 .*u»j b I.w ia la J u tilises t a
Cf 1 11 f t M i l Maaf** m il pan uflfar fv* *aU rom iau t 1* Hi iu*j.a amt dalliai luftiu teaiai af
r pc* ittf<» Ft rut liar t ’a
aa an anlltaiy i*si>tl# On# T a * T b 't#
F j Ut
S * m U » h ) C o l tun MU t ’ a , l i t
r w . t m i M uf tla prD^art/ a*.14. and jh t purrJtaaay
l i r a and n il
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b«d nolnl f#a all o f n !J Far *1* rrrura paytnani uf aov unpaid pul lion uf lha purP A 0 C I L FOUR
wlitn aa v3arnJ f#r aala at an aniuaty al-.a!| *iu a j
rl.**a pale# ac.1 lo lha riglii laaartad b» lb#
*t! nas-H flTi l a id , In tank, and in
vr air##d Ui* a g frtfa la uf lha blgt,«*i t id i \r*
la ra taka and r* a#U lha fwcaaiiy In ■••• uf fall
r#M a* *aart. fhM*nf s i la Inrtudwl Its
yUuity ,atad far t a l i ra rv# li wh#a d fir a t a#p
ur* 1# gay lha San a or any w LlgaH o** tbargwi b f
a ll bill* draft 1. stoma. a-rupiarM*
•ratal/. lt.au aald M gM sI Wd fit# all af •aid fha Haas a# U(«un lha p'vna:iv
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Th# I rupait» will ba dallaarwl to U-# pufatd lari* a ti.cludad In F air#) Thraa,
rrp<ad. ami i l l ##1‘ “Fat ral 1 w ill b# it iu it eff rbasar ar af Ih# o#*a a f tga la it ra la odir two*’. *
Itbaiaa vf rwptlai atunh, a f tha |M
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and #flU a i an •bllraty
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u tb# ital# a f aala, tut itn!a«* uiharI lie u aartj atkWpt a# athafwlaa aUtad
aai# by iba %•la# oidarad hjr tha ( V m | U.a Itaracaari will iwa
Ibarafor, lubfacf bo .-anflnaailaa
u ...--------- - a f th#
--------------1 3 d ahaia* uf ngch of Uiagaw 1 * 0
ffeu/t. and iha Idgimaf hid# |>fay1#tul/ nutwl for Itrua fa uptrit# th# Luiloasa until dailtary uf Lb*
(U .) a (wrvwraUan af Narth CArallfi
•*!>! F a r * !* when idTasad i#f4 «a i«ijr w ill ta 4an
inatrumaAU of ransaiatic# M tha tvcwaal a a i #|
1 I d star** at stop k uf Cfnolra) t in
railed
I f lb * hlgh*>i bid i.#i*>l far a ll # f aalJ tha rlik uf tf)« puithaiar
CumbSAj. • rvra«fau *n *f Uaurgla.
F arr*!# whan iS > i*J as an ai lii*t# shall b« iaas
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Ilia pun-haatr will ba n i k l r a l bi In
Tb *flaraa af alaeht af C o a M i M
(ta n tb# aggragat# uf ih# hlgbrsl blJa |ir#r1<iusi/ , dairalfy tb* laaalw ra agaliMt In s ar ItaMUi#
ruapai-f. a ootporallan af Gaorgia,
ricstwd f#t yald I'arrvla whan uJTarrd arpaiaialf. | 144*0 (vAtraita sckJ* ly than In |L# lundurt uf
t o itiacta af ic-ink a f laundry Du
(ban aald hlghaat LI Is ao farted for aald raio#i*
1 1ration a
paia llao id V lrg lfila .
wh4b #IT#rotl ##pavat*ly w ill b# *n.^i>iasl n..i *ald
.’ .0 0 0 abar*! uf Hash af TtrgU
ra trail w ill b# atrurk eF arvl sold U lb# i#op#>’
C ta vlra l C«w | a *r * f l>*.Awaj*. a uwt
lit# Hglieat bUltf#ra lli«r#fat. »uk.*et |0 ranflfius
Msisairs.
11*4t uf Ih# aaJa by tha Cgwrl. aod tb# hlgimst bid
fiOU *harot or atocA o f fioutharn Land Balt*, twlod far a ll a f M i l F a tf# l« s*b«a #F*rod as an
CorvofiUsa. 4 sxrgorA'.ian of D aorgla;
• M l»* t j w ill bo raOvtUaJ
X 21Q aUaxa* #t a iw t ot Wa— u/phy ForU lU ar
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Id CM# If# fa ha t# n i* f# l I# lb# Hp#>-i*l
IVxapiny, a rwiMuraiuo ad fUuth Carolina,
Mailar any Wd ceodtilouAi upon #t sub>a. t u»
1 4 $ sharm of aloe* #f M su lliU r*rtllla # r an 1
Irfcwa
#r
<ondltiona addlltunat in or dtffarant ft,no
ktanufsrtuf lag Cocap anj . a rw(p#rall#n o f U oo rfJ *.
# 4 0 ab*r#a #r #1
of Foti# ILIro FariU U or llu:i# praanltMd by lb# D *us*. lb# Ht'odaJ AliJtty
w
ill
rwt#
and rrport aucb bid tagylbar with lha
(Vcaiaby a cwriwrallun of F oil# R ico :
h!gn*ai ujuocsditiur.al #r i.n^uaJlflal bid or b id *
J&O sbaroa uf aimk uf lU ck K i l l ForUlWorTim
Court
/#»•»*•* lb# right, if It d#anm any «u-b
immyouij * m «rpvaii*o o f Haolb l arw liaa.
rurvllitu* al o f fu allU r J U d #« irpuit«d lutu# a.J
lO u sbar#* ot itcHt vf fUut# C k lo U a l Com*sahtagaovi than th# big brat uarwodl’ lonal or wn
potij a f#r|«fat!ao uf U*<ug1a ,
qua1.4*d bid ur bid* itpuftod. tu mudlfy th* 1>*
1 3 0 staivs af stvek v f 1 betas• *lit# FoetllU w r'
tompasiy. a «vrpuraLv. t f Gumgta.
I •two gbd area*! axjd «*unfl/to u.« lormot atnl rtjwri
r.G O u sImi aa of ps »f#rrw.l ator A »n d € . 0 0 0 1 lb# lau#r.
11. AM lel# X IX . #f if*# l»*c r*» pimht#a that
abaia# iottl«ou l par rilu #t uf ts mmwit alack * f j
Hy Fr-d i.t i 0 ib o m U a l CarporaUon* • th# Prim ary H a v l w n abafl. at l*#s| Bs# dais
cwrv»raU#n ot l>*ta«ara,
l# t * i 1# tb# dax* at ibo agLa. 01# wUb kb# n # *a
J 3 0 star a* «| ou»A o f Uottu Guano CkmigABT^ c f Ih# U U trlr* (Waul o f Ibo I ’gtu J DIAL## fa* tb#
a tiwpgrttlioi o f G eorgia;
in it / ln v I N # v J sriir, aod wllb Ih# fipo*1al i
1 0 0 abaits of atm* o f MayiTlUo Guano Oom~i Ma#t or, adrloory atAiomanU a# 1# lb# part tcuta; •
of. and llooalBtng. c v fu in fur*di, pfwg#rtl»a Aa##ta.
M M a rwrpwrallMi af (U ncgla;
2 1 0 simras of aloufe af iXsoulgao Guano OMb" lnd#b«odn#ii. llaLU H iai aml U u i . atd tho l o r— 1
Poxy, a <wrporatIea tf G oorgU ;
J lb# J U t o l m k l y
130 1Lai as o f stock tf Putnam FurtlUdOf
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Tb# pngmrty |o b# o#Jd may U Wagorlwd
w * A i . a (vrporailou tf Goorgta.
by ln t«n Jlng b4dd#ra. aubjoe* lo roai—aM# rtgul#
<160 anai ao of atask t f Doiilb U sontt* FbrtlllAOr Ilona by lb# JUaaJtwa
Comoai^. a oortvrsUan o f U#ckigU.
1 3 . Tb# Hgwclal Master » U l bawwpl no bid
I ft liO lM mJ
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from any on# *vb# ahail n o t al 1#a ji S i fvu ia
prior to lb# Aai#. bar* da— Hod v l i b and d*li fared U tb# tftmrlal U l t l s i aa a plodg# that b#
•111 UiiAo fu jd b it U d In raa# * f l u a«cwj>Unc«;
( a ) l a lb# t i n ot F a n a l Ucta, wWti s^ iia d
MpLiJUl/, $ 4 0 0 , 0 0 0 Us paab #r $ 2 , 2 3 0 , 0 0 0
U o . N u t.
origin al fbro am — 1 o4 bonds a#wur*d by aald
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r m t Wortgago (bor#Lo t r e n d Barlgag# BondAi.
or aucb deposit may b* mod* go itly in caab and
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Ij ht inIUJ 11 he >duA/ hat: a ihaltlin
S u lilt t r la n J
th r r t !
and
tf tn d
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B u i h * hu t a l f f t n
p *u k » a m ong u h lJ t
lu m m tf
the p u t p f *
A th n llU
n u tle t
—anJ he It content.
(C)iim,ney Rock i* skowu in thsdituaca)
1 Jo is one of llu* ve ry rich men of Am erica
You would rocogni/r Itis iiume iinmodiatol)
I hut is w hy we will not mention it heto.
l ie has traveled extensively
uu seen
I he wot Id He could live wherevet lie chose.
He hu»«hiiMeii Asheville. II lie willed l(, he
ccUild liuve a clmlvt m Swit/erlaritl und spend
lilt: summer there. Bill he hits also seen the
purple poults nutotiR which Auhovillc nestles- —
and he is con len t.
H e need only »uy the word, and there would
aiise lor him a villa down in the tropica and
there he could spend his winters. B u t he has
felt the wonderful exhilaration of Asheville's
tem perate winters —glorious, livable weather
when you want to be out of doors every
minute —and lie prefers Asheville for winter
10 the N ational F o rests which ‘are within
easy reach, and to the G reat S m o k y M oun
tains. T h e re tyre m ountain lakes and stream#
lor fishing and w ater sports. T h e re is hunting
in plenty for the sportsm an. T h e re is a world
of amusement that offers itself every' month
in the year. A nd a lw a y s There is the bracing
mountain air that mukca A sheville orae of the
greatest of health resorts.
Asheville itself is a thriving city. Property
values ate increasing. But living costa haVo
not soared.
Coine and visit Au! ;ville. It* hotel* are
famous— magnificent ones offering every lux
ury- and smaller ones for those who seek le u
pretentious quarters.
W rite for specific information, about A&heville. Let ua send y o u . descriptive, fedders.'
If you plan to motor, you will find good roads
all the way. If you come b y train, you can
grt a through Pullman via the Southern
Railway. Stop at Asheville on your w a y
A sh e v ille C ham ber of C om m erce
Asheville. N . C*
12 Taylor Arcade
S l Petaraburg. Fla.
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Owners of pleasure boats are
a course for Sanford, attracted 1
the First Annual Regatta whi<
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Sanford Yacht Club on Februar
Investors are also setting a course
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for Sanford, attracted here by sound
values.
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Sanford s citizens will continue ito at
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THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1926
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A m id Majestic Pines
W e exjcnd lo the Sanford Y a c h t Club best wishes that
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success attends the featuring of the First A nnual R eg alIlrv, 1‘ ■unciv K. limit lim n, u Cnth! olio priest attached t„ the staff o f
the Kalitas t'ity cathedral,
his
disappeared nud fears are express
ed for his mfety. lie answered a
telephone call late one night, pur
porting to ctmie from a parishion
er, went out to visit the person
who had called and has not been
*eu» since. Pieces of his jewelry
were later found in an alley,
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Among the wool frocks, jersey the shoulder.
When
■ k.nnis, and kasha are. by all odds the lead- worn open, as these P
■ ofnur.ing favorites, hut the newest are are, they ripple
K nuwi crepellu and frisen "its Well
as flare
| not an i kashatoil, a new'light weight innl'hese coats arc t requcitly set'll
■rts the Serial which looks like flannch
fin hash a. Itottie;spuo oi
flannel, St. Augustine Scene
K day iOf course, crepe de chine is very With a sofllf
-. s u it in g white fur
O f B ridge H earings
■ where popular among the silken frocks, collar
l he favored colots are
l attired , and deservedly so.
For there is white or shades that harmonize
II owever, quite
E intend n<> silk which is to he found ^itt with the frock.
Fin. Fel». II-I
ftca the more exquisite shades, and no silk as often these light littl,*• summer
Colonel Gilbert
A. Ycuing|
which keeps its lovely sheen of coats ate made of novelty fabrics
United Stale s district
cn,
r of Florida, will conduct u
E.t ymi newness through more tubbings.
such as gaily printed, or even all
L must i Some of these crepe de chine over embroidered
linen.
Some • public hearing in tieie county court'
■for thie, frocks Have a tucked gilyt front smartly dressed xvonten have even
.,,, t house here on Thursday, Fch. 25,
Br frock oiitliAal
in bund
hemstitching. ehtiM'll emits nf quilted -ilj.
A n-j°*i the application of the city of
A.,
E i lidik others are trimmed with hands o f Either charming wrap i- the little St. Augu-tim to tlie war depart1
wide hemstitching, while still oth- citrulnt
cape of n -dk which incut f'or pet oii-sion to construct
bulkhead and dredge and fill in
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,rs are trimmed with saw-tooth, matehi s the troek.
San
Sebastian ihver at this pfiintt
P
build* of bright silk.
Sp lash !
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The plans show a hulkhead t" be
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Hot perhaps even newer th a n 1 The bathing suit n| this season
fill made from
E ilo t,n . iope ile clime ate the raw silks — i- stteh a gay colorful little hutter- constructed and
material
to
liedredged
from the
pit.hnig.' lussui, shantung and pongee.
11\ that it mnkc- uiir -nils of other tiver adjacent thereto resulting in
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Sweaters Are Here
year* look like
dtah
cocoons. the filling iu of thy marsh hind
Ecil. tmt
The -wen ter has eome hack into Sometimes tiie short trunks, yes
on the wist, i out It and a short di*
Itchcr on it- own
Though now instead of they are slimier than ever thi-i
Inure on the east of the city.
E bra I being an aeeessnrv to a dress, it year, ate " f a bright solid eiiliq
E* nncs form- the overblouse and is worn winch hat ,ii"iu/es with one of the
[ir* -ci a with a knitted or a wool or silk color
in the gaily
patterned Rheumatism Hurta*
Et,
kil l of a harmonizing tone.
tuna
Vieihcr innovation is tin*
English Labor Class
[jumperl
Most of these sweaters are seen suit m t: aiispai ent oilcloth with
Iv ullow m the simple slip over style with l(ll iital r- Iq, of rul'Hi rty.ed , silk.
I „f
i, l o\odi eton collar.
And -till another charming novel
greuuoiit-" Vltpost the whole range o f the |y p> the all white costume When
II,,, Vo, I "!■ I ■halt Is to Hi' sent, hut quite white i- i ci "ining. t lie s t tis'i is
fi.lt ii,tn the i -i popular ate the pastels. unu;'imil i ..itruclivc
I,,,, |.hiv 1lo i in ool ill the "chalk" tones
pi -kirt- ■’ Iti t -unimet hut most subtile
iiinioil -I'Hiit
I'iok c.-l>eemlly a mushlirim :
[lire ptmii >
p, i M u«-- wit It'lavender in assured
Lx. pl.ou 'lien mol . it yellows and greens.
IpliiP- in
Tiic eo.it* which accompany
t'lerno
1tic-i I ,.is long straight from construcl
la. I he spirit that has m ade this attraction possible is cer
tain to shorten the time when Sanford will take its place
among the leading com m ercial, industrial and agricultural centers of the state. W e point with pride to the pro
gress the city has made in the past, it is with this same
prevailing enthusiasm that this progress will continue.
SANFORD GROVE, Inc
K < . M I L L E R . I ’ ivsicicqil
o( the St. Johns River open to tin
Industrial T r a c t
Again Sanford itroree. Duting tiio patf. mouth the attention of all
golf enthusiast were centered on tlie tuurnanicnt held in Sanford. F r i
day, Fell. 2d sportsmen of the country will lie attracted by the Klrat An
nual Kcgullu. Sanford, "The City Substantial" is fast diking ita place
among the important cities of the State.
Lake M on roe
Friday, Feb ruary 26t!i
an ideally located city. Indui'.rlully. aver indication |Kdnta to Hanford a«
the future center of Florida's indutlry and hianufacturing.
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M o u lC itv Y ach t Basin.
H ere you enter tlie picturesque Si.
M u -re before vou fronting a broad,
H Village,
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PAGE EIGHT
tvrn N E PDAV. FEBRUARY 2A±
Biggest Task O f Year
Second R ound O f Lakeland
Tourney Opens With Willie
Kline Leading B y A Stroke
French N et Slarl Appa/cntly S
i ..A Ittt
n m u lln t* Q
ii. ®
Jicnefitti'd
by One-Dav
So
journ In Mountains, Hopes
To Enter Monte Carlo Meet
SP1TBALL PITCHERS
WALSH A MARVEL
Hap Martin, Walter Kennett,
L A K E L A N D , Fla.. Feb. 24.—OF)
With a large gallery and its opin Ralph Thomas;
ion divided on the probable winner,
L. Voorhces,
Nick DcMuno, 1
lending professionals and amateurs Alex Ayton;
of the continents began the necoml
A l CCicI, Johnny Connell, !L Ih
day's round here this morning in Loudon;
the Lakeland and Ridge open cham
Clarence Hackney, Arthur De
pionship'72-hole medal play over
the Cleveland Heights Country Mane (only tw o);
Ray Ouimct, Jack Ross, George
('lub Coif Course.
Willie Kline of West Palm Dench Hodge;
Pat Costello, R. H. Miner, Jimmy
and ‘ holder o f tho Miami open
cluimidomdiip, Svho was yesterday’s Donaldson
fhcdnlirl with Id.’J fo r the ?jr, holes
R, Horan; Hob Randall, Major
had a one stroke Icndjivcr Tommy Wilson;
Armour o f Karnr.otn, West Conal*
George Waggaman, Bill Parker,
open champion; runner up of yes-, Frank McGtiincsa;
- lerdny- while Bobby Cndrksliahk,
,Henry Butcsta, (Jarilon (iihlions
unattached, Andy Kay o f Toronto
and A l Esplness of Chicago were (only tw o);
John Rogers, Ray Deer, Jqek
only two strokoH behind.
Arnnud MnsRoy, of St. Augustinc- Forrester;
French open champion, who la al
Tom lloyd, Joe Turnons, Ilill
ways good for « comeback, in being Alves;
Louis Chinhelta, James Kenney,
looked to by the fans to lower ids
score today which was I Til for tho AI Watrous;
first .’id, . He is paired with Tom
Kd Gayer, Tom Pepin, Ralph
Kerrignn of Mount Vernon. N. Y „ Beach;
,
itnd Eddie Loos o f Lakeland whose
Mike
Brady, Bill
Mehlhorn, I
playing late yesterday caused spec Frank Walsh;
ulation to place him among the
Andy Kay, Joltp Dawson, Hob
probables today. .
McDonald;
Jolm Golden, Joe Kirkwood, Al >
The threesome o f Johnny Farrell
of Tampa, Central Florida cham Espinosa;
*
Cyrill Wulker, Larry Nnbholtz,!
pion, Archie Coinpston o f St. A u
gustine, British pro champion and Harry Hampton;
•Gene Snruzen o f Miami,.will be In • Willie Klein, Bobby ('ruiekshunk,
the low scores al the end of today, Tommy Armour;
it is anticipated
Johnny Farrell, Archie Comp/-1
Threesomes (or today are:
D tun, Gene Surnzen;
Laurie Ayton, Clius Mayo, Pat 1 Eddie Isam, Tom Kerrigan, ArnDoyle;
aud Massey.
DIFFERENT ST Y LE S
“ Whom do you consider, ljm
greatest spitbull pitcher in the
history of the gam e?"
M y mail of the other day
brought such an inquiry.
■'Since there arc only a few spithall pitchers in the majors and the
delivery will soon he hut a nienmdv." continued the letter, "wc
would welcome your opinion- as la
tliu relative merits o f the pitchers
Who have used' that style of de: livery."
It is a rather difficult matter to
answer that query in one definite
'sentence, since there are so many
angles to the situation.
( i f f hand I would say that Ed
Walsh of the Chicago White Sox
was the most effective of all spit, ball pitchers i have ever umpired.
| However. I have in mind several
■pitchers who had a more deceptive
'spilball than Walsh. His remark
able effectiveness was n matter »f
control as well us u break cm the
hull.
\
Walsh’s spittcr dipped only
t slightly but broke sharply. It is
j a well know fact that a spilball
; is effective only when pitched low.
, .So uncanny waft Walsh's control
that he seemed able to keep it at
1the knee on every pitch."
i
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*
MONTE (CARLO, Feb. LM.frtVThe ease or "uerves" that Suzanne
Lenglen look1 Into the inuunUljlia
with tier evidently Ima been iIIhaipntcd by the,rarified atmosphere.
After a day’s rest tfio French
cirl admits that sho bus been
gcratly 'benefited, and, nays that
instead o f putting o f f her play
in the women's doubles event o f
the Monte Carlo tournament unpl
.Snturdny, she ‘will bo ready to
compete on Friday.
This has givun renewed hope to
the authorities nf Nice that SOzanne may y e t agree tu meet
Helen Wills in ^ return mutch ut
the dub's tournament beginning
MTircIt 7.
The club, the Secret-’
nry o f which is
Papa Lenglen,
needs funds to counteract the ex
penditure
recently of
1,1)00,000
francs fo r the nryction «>f a new
clubhouse.
One official o f the
dull says: -*
I n*Te b
ToOPtM
"Our Suzanne will not let us
Thi5/ j
dow'n, hut will give us the oppor*
tunity o f attracting great crowds
by another meeting with the girl
from California."
Meanwhile, Miss Wills continues
Rated for effectiveness, which to carve her way through the ranks
a fter nil is the cad desired in of the women in the singles com1 pitrhing, I would say thut WuKh I el it ion with her eyes fixed upon
i should lie ranked first among the the Duke of Connuught's gold cup,
spit bailers.
A
which goes to the winner,
A protest has been inndo by
IM« LITTLE
I For out and out deceptiveness. ! ether players against a dress made
never
saw
a
pitehvr
who
delivered
To CrAjN —
out of bright shining silk and sa
a freakier hall than Jimmy Dx- tin material worn by Eileen Ben
EVERYTHING fc>
gert, who 15 years ago was a val ia it, the youthful English stnr.
- LOSE TmSNtAR
ued member o f the Athletics pitchHer opponents claimed that the
Manueer Hill MeKeehnie o f the Pillslmrgli Pirates ha;i the hardest j Dygert’s spitlmll looked like a reflection of the sun on tlm dress,
; MEXICO (T T Y . Feb. 21.— f/Pi — j o b o f n a y m n n lh the pmjors for t!<2<i.
fast hall until within a sh.frl di - 1 was like
Ihl,irthat from a mirror and
, During a women’s rhit at tlm
Minting the Pirnles, Mt-hc hme won a pennant and a world serins i to nee of the plate and then it !
tneir e>es
Catholic Church o f the Secreil; lust season. This year lie ha nothing l> shoot at s-Wept a repeat if *,...n„,d to duck downward in a |\
Family, tin- i hiiT of police of iln he is to retain In. new won prestige.
. . .
most deceptive manner. Opposing
Voting Ahihiituji Student Who tenth
dt itrid was seriously wound
The Pittsburgh >lub is. .oiiaitti'diy tie1 I t eltd ill I he .National batters were always topping i)y.
I OHCtl UN branch Diplnniilt.
„
tll|
four
civilian>
wen
........... ........................... .. injurei! League. It in doped to win by all the evpeil
Failure to deliver would gert’s spitbull. His control was
Pill (I tu He S u f f e r i n g Ft tun yesterday.
) make it ni'em that 'K K. ihnic didn't c l lit iiest from Ills dull
just so-so, therefore lie never
During the woild hero'* the judginem •»f Mi K he."' was sen al j rc.-hed the heights that his ability
A Serin ltd Nervous .Unhid v The gendarincs fired a volley
over the hernia of Hie l intels, com- j time: token to tn I . It wir i unmreil that In and t'i'-il i hn ko, In * a- deserved.
To break up n cold overnight or
poM'd imistK
of wonmn. before j i.-1niit, nearly came t<> htow> a- the tesult of it dilfercrce of opinion,
D EC A TU R , ( i n , Fid. 2I.»,V.
.link Chesbro, one of the first to cut short an attack o f grippe,
they
dispersed.
The
placing
of
a
i
There
tin
Mime
>
Apert,i
'
h»
in
t
t
that
Clarkr
i>
the
gm
nag
head
. Noel Cobb, alias Noel Dupre, wu'd 'he lug league mlchers to cash influenza, sore throat or lontdUtla,
j
in an unnamed southern city s i ho*e utioii them hy fimnen p i e - 1 of the Pirates, that until Ins arrival McKi clioie faihul witii ^la-ha tliut in on tlw spitbull, worked much physicians and druggists nro now
■slioohl have won
'j.
nitarium today following bis m,is- vioa It had no effiet.
after i he manner of Walsh. There recommending Calntabs, the puri
The season of Itbili n eertaia t» be l l f an d te-S lo r tin* leader of the was nothing so very different or, fied and refined caloinqj compound
querade hero tome Feb. 7 an a
1In- trouble began when geaPirates
lim
a
any
tilniilier
of
angles.
"F re n c h diplomat," his murriage ibil rip's elidrot oled
to ilisperse
difficult about Ills delivery but lie i tablet that gives you the effects of
;
on Feb. !> at Chattanooga to .Miss pariihooi i , wlio bail iratlo reil in
w j i > able to keep it knee high anil I calomel and salts combined,
withVirginia
Hollingsworth,
pretty I lie Indiet that Hie got eninf Was
tliai prevented riynl doits
fumn out lae unpleasant effects of eilhAgnes Scott College student, o f eiuliaviuing to close the ilniu h.
taking much liliertv with it.
; er.
7
Daw mm, Gw., and h|s a rre st and!
A •* napter al fact, however
Jusf when Walsh was slipping,
Gnu or two Calntabs nt bedsubsequent releuMi oil u charge of a M> vi< an mo st, I .iile i l a ir ia I'os'c! Ford • ume along with what time with a swallow o f water,—
uigumy,
('b u lg es III the case *'o, ordeied the edifii. >Inseil The
w'a- believed |n la* tlm most on- , that'it all.
,^o salts, no nnuaon
have been withdrawn.
[women attacked the po lai, u n te i
"*'ud of idi spitltq|| deliveries. In- i imr the slightest interference with
Cobb's motile) arrived yesterday ' lug their i f l m l s )oi the chief, wh
Ill'll I tie' l:u
,tul bail Wallace s11*;»«| nl making the hull break ; your eating, work or pleasure,
to tube him to their Inane in Au- " a s clawed ami oiaoh.l l.ailK.
, Mceding irom Hu mouth during ilow'it. be would break it in or out | Next morning your cold has van*
deraon, S, (',, where lln-y are w ell'
and give U ii hop according to tile ished. your system is thoroughlyi■
I he tii-1 I In i c . imini*.
known, following exposure of the
\R(,I M I ; M
\i . MNS'I
|t"l|l of tin boy- showed evi- tnntuut in which he threw the purified and you are feeling f i n e '*
I . - —----care,
JUiysieians there, disjtateb,h ui'i . nf l It Utg Iitwai d the flpislt 111 ball.
with a hearty appetite for break- JS
'It IIM ( I M ;
es said, tletiared the young man
I oid went through all the mo- fast.
Eat what you please,— n o )*
e I tie In ml’.
Tie i rntvil seemed Wei',
was a su ffe re r fn.ih “dementia ! N E W
YO RK.
Feb.
21 •p
i p"i;i id with tile outcome
D m - tnui- of nibb in g n spitler Inil in danger.
7;
nraocox," a nercoits malady creat T a k e erne, girl.-, Hint ,'mi do
:■ lit" light lhc> wcii about teal it v was throwing tin emery
(Jet a family pnekuge, contain-m
lag a dual pet sonality.
go crazy trying I . icdnce.
tall
i \i itl> -It idi d t.u sy pi pal ti [,.
ing full directions, only JSG cents. |*
, . When it was first, learned that Bdlvue
Hbspilal in New V
(v nl i ,. ohm tritplin'd Joe U allai i
■
Dupre was nut w!uu be reported ( enmity, untie '225 inetil.il m .
T« J im n n l b Bert I would give i
iii i n, i-u hi It i mid i-ii i t ie. I m
■
himself In lie, it wan h e l p e d that have been traced pi dieting
i tail !\
go-' t
boat
liiitnci the credit of throwing the Ircaklie hud mantl'd ntmlln r girl prim cnupltd with anxiety m i i avon
. 1-" ■ I I ■ t ,t* I W.nd I lit' '| l"'llt.' ti'sl spitbull I lim e c o r tried to
to Ills marriage to Mms Holilligs- dupol)..
I , e l end
il I ' •I 'til yt m V nilgiil judge. SonielimeH it seemed as if i
Worth,
Tby name of this go I i,
»
—
t .i ■ j . *u11ed bud Itie Iiool gnttc his spillmll broke a foot. The h a l
not known here, other limn "Marters insist'd even 'inure than that.
f;i< i In r
. garet" and tltat site h helinccd
. era I tea' in e ■ v. eel mt t ti"
Unit 1i n to a
to live Mumewiterv
in Alahanm
Of the modern snitball pitchers,
•an) I'd lie elltidljulplien! o! the
l)evebi|nia ats yes lerdny, hnwcc.i
l,,i,
\ oinnl battle royal led off it t» my opinion till Pitcher Urtig kepi Up .1 •
dlhpellml this belief,
hnn Shocker o f the Yankees h a s,
with two p ieliiiiiiiai'ics following.
o p p o n e n t Ia n
A Mnutli Curoljntnn, Cobb al
developed the moist delivery more I ml •“ "'" fu lly ! " » t
tended the Cnivci»|ty^ of Smith
tluin any one else.
i
Carolina at Columbia,* also \ mt
’
Mioeher
delivers
the
spitler
willt)
L i v e r „tul Ki-ltiey
Douglass
And Mary
deihilt at Nmltvllle.
.
three different speeds
His slow- i T r . *■*»,. CaUrrh,
About Fell. 1, lie whlll to Hit ■
S e ll E x t e n s iv e h s ta te ,
!«*y breaking spittcr tint , S t e
w S
lulnghuni,* Ain., where ite tepreis as hard to fatlmm ns tip- one * n '* Ciimnle u n ,|
iciUed himself to liptryh official!,
’!lr"U'd
LOS ANGELES. Feb. 2 1 - i,Ti that snups. He also uses a half I
l RIIANA. Il!>„ Fein 2!i/T>
its a F reach mutt named
Dupre
as well as all his stuff in NI’Hl I.U. NOTICK—
I'itick Nasid, of ( hlcago,. -imdcil
I lie MevetTev Hills estate of , speed
.
cnmniUidimed by a French litiv erIf J
,li u ii u h I n
Eddie Staten of Danville, H. J i m Douglas Fairbanks ami Marx Picklir a different break. Ittcii'\ al1^' to paint
portraits and
t■>
;h ..tally, he mixes in a curve
" ‘
lord
tS
up
for
stile.
my
Smith
of
t
rliana,
kam-ked
opt
Id14I'll i’)U4
:
study theology in America.
He
i and
T in v plan to Intild a Span.- It ball that puzzles. 1 .
j Itattlinjr Vickery of r'aim lc ITehl
was given lellett- of intrudtaiioii
“
Red"
Faber
of
tke
Chieugo
lr,'u,‘‘,
'"n
•
»
ai-ruiuplishiaB rniulU. toacthct
A T L A N TA i.ariy Avera, we! Inn leiplu faitlier hack in tIn* hills
to a theology renior at F.iimri
Tlte
film
collide
will
leave
h
oc
Jcrvvclg
h
i.
Attanta,
outpointed
University,
Atlanta, when
Jii,
V’V
gl i Hirst of spitbnll pitchers.
"*'t"n nt Itir *rl»riwn ,.( n ahy.lcUn tt
.lud Hatmon
of. Savannah,
Hi; next Tuesday op a tour of K".- rtne i grenres«Wofl
present' escangdc brgnn.
Falter Uses nne style, a fte r the 11 11 v" 11’ rnmr (" sw nts u'nj InvrjiiKaU
I ope.
Hnth- Nuliivan,
\tbmtu
ligln
Ills bride Ilas gone to the Inane
muiuier of Walsh, and keeps it '
■?ni.V?1 “Y ; '" " . a(_IresOnriil, vrhlth
is iiim i rm.My « iuIoi-sihL N o tnrurMlilr rAsrs
weight, knocked out Buttling Rat
o f her parents al Dawson, in tl.<
a
result
he
has
been
for
S
'i
'
,-lrtl.
no aiall order Iri-ntinrnt msll*
nett,
<
1
,
meantime, re.'atn, , an- ptepmme
lutr.l n-, (nl-o iiromUe* mailc, no c l i i u r
Sinclair W ants To Be ytiitrs hup of i In* (lUtstuiifiinj^ §>tie!i- m*M n N H ,(i.M i:iY .
Ala.
I.ibn
In )(<■ ahead witti anauliuvnl ,,,
lialwssoblo x u *r«n t*,» xl*«n. I adytrI do whol | odvtrlioe.
McCimtv nl R u iiiiugliam, wi-llei
1 (II voice pt cycl'd PigCalifornia C oventor “"stkntlv'."TjT.r.k,„ w„hi„«. Lu*, sh itn »,oI ndo—
il,le . terms nrrsngrd lo m il
iglit. vv.o given decUlon over
pjtli"nt'»
cvjnunlriicr.
Call or write for
ton, one of tiie truly greut spitrntita )|oiaa <U i ’asa Oln istian,
TOO M I C H T U Mil LSTON ‘
SA N 'F R A N C ISC O , Feb. 2 1 . - ters, has used it more than any of l at" rmat ton and advlrr.
_________________________
Mi
*rr my palitnU in prroon. t oporalt
.Miss.,
in.
:L0U/\TI.LE, Fell. 21 i/1'i Ray
b1‘i -Upton Sinclair, uuthor o f the others. " H e starts and finishes noI oronrn
offlro, "inrdtra) rvtncanira" and
{Hood Gatl'wmi.l "(Tut tier tinted ' )p- U teii i i poll, have had theii i T . - , r Pasadena, Calif., has been named with ujvuiiWwL is the way players InobluM*. * My carrd. aatloGrd and Grata—
(cl intlrnta at* «a> bc*t refertnee*.
wny to a .Td-day jail scnlettre and on aviation, litis plane hie In i n
Tatn|ui Platt, living prepan-d the Socialist latuiiiiale for
( ov«y."
fine, on an assault and i-al
eqaiptsl with skila to etialdv laud foi new l'2-slory Y. M. C, A. aline- erpor.
. charge,
lit- couldn't keep i itig on Du' now. A Dial flight by tut e.
The purtx 11la l form eullx for the
Walsh (or effort Hears*, Dygert
DftfLEtCHER L Brow n
from exhibiting lti< latest step in Captain Ihu man of the Reserve
——
- 1—— •
repeal o f the state erimiaal sy u -ifor the frrakieat break and Shock___, __ tin' icUle of a lie..ter tide, and Corps ai East BOBtoa airport was
I'uala Giuda- i ontract let f o r , dualism law, public owu'ersbip nf rr for making the nuovt uar of
■ 2 16 MAIN ST.
B5rr: * 1n T ,rrr the doorman uilniipted to, stave ful. The plane is shown just c«)u*truction of new $40,001) then- hydro-electric power null of pule, the spit ball, would lie the way I
JACKSONVILLE.
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cjeyt him, Gatewoml attacked hint, a ftet thr take-off.
ter; work to
ut once.
sum up the .situation.
“Nature
.
PftRR IS FRFF API Police. Chief Wounded
H & !PP *7 j j « “ JJ { “ Ji During Women’s Riot
RJGAMY CHARGES M Mexico City Church
M E WITHDRAWN
How Doctors T reat
Colds And The Flu
Welling Has Shade Over Wallace In
Ten Round Rattle In Armory Ring
f
A counlry
within the
possessing all
veniences of ll
modern city*
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1920,
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PAGE EIGHT
tvrnNEPDAV. FEBRUARY 2A±
Biggest Task O f Year
Second Round O f Lakeland
Tourney Opens With Willie
Kline Leading B y A Stroke
French N e t Slarl Appa/cntly S
i ..A Ittt
n m u lln t* Q
ii. ®
Jicnefitti'd
by One-Dav
So
journ In Mountains, Hopes
To Enter Monte Carlo Meet
SP1TBALL PITCHERS
WALSH A MARVEL
Hap Martin, Walter Kennett,
LAKELAND, Fla.. Feb. 24.—OF)
With a large gallery and its opin Ralph Thomas;
ion divided on the probable winner,
Nick DcMuno, 1 L. Voorhces,
lending professionals and amateurs Alex Ayton;
of the continents began the necoml
Al CCicI, Johnny Connell, !L Ih
day's round here this morning in Loudon;
the Lakeland and Ridge open cham
Clarence Hackney, Arthur De
pionship'72-hole medal play over
the Cleveland Heights Country Mane (only tw o);
Ray Ouimct, Jack Ross, George
('lub Coif Course.
Willie Kline of West Palm Dench Hodge;
Pat Costello, R. H. Miner, Jimmy
and ‘ holder of tho Miami open
cluimidomdiip, Svho was yesterday’s Donaldson
fhcdnlirl with Id.’J for the ?jr, holes
R, Horan; Hob Randall, Major
had a one stroke Icndjivcr Tommy Wilson;
Armour o f Karnr.otn, West Conal*
George Waggaman, Bill Parker,
open champion; runner up of yes-, Frank McGtiincsa;
- lerdny- while Bobby Cndrksliahk,
,Henry Butcsta, (Jarilon (iihlions
unattached, Andy Kay of Toronto
and Al Esplness of Chicago were (only tw o);
John Rogers, Ray Deer, Jqek
only two strokoH behind.
Arnnud MnsRoy, of St. Augustinc- Forrester;
French open champion, who la al
Tom lloyd, Joe Turnons, Ilill
ways good for « comeback, in being Alves;
Louis Chinhelta, James Kenney,
looked to by the fans to lower ids
score today which was I Til for tho AI Watrous;
first .’id, . He is paired with Tom
Kd Gayer, Tom Pepin, Ralph
Kerrignn of Mount Vernon. N. Y „ Beach;
,
itnd Eddie Loos o f Lakeland whose
Mike Brady, Bill Mehlhorn, I
playing late yesterday caused spec Frank Walsh;
ulation to place him among the
Andy Kay, Joltp Dawson, Hob
probables today. .
McDonald;
Jolm Golden, Joe Kirkwood, Al >
The threesome of Johnny Farrell
of Tampa, Central Florida cham Espinosa;
*
Cyrill Wulker, Larry Nnbholtz,!
pion, Archie Coinpston of St. Au
gustine, British pro champion and Harry Hampton;
•Gene Snruzen of Miami,.will be In • Willie Klein, Bobby ('ruiekshunk,
the low scores al the end of today, Tommy Armour;
it is anticipated
Johnny Farrell, Archie Comp/-1
Threesomes (or today are:
D tun, Gene Surnzen;
Laurie Ayton, Clius Mayo, Pat 1 Eddie Isam, Tom Kerrigan, ArnDoyle;
aud Massey.
DIFFERENT STYLES
“ Whom do you consider, ljm
greatest spitbull pitcher in the
history of the game?"
M y mail of the other day
brought such an inquiry.
■'Since there arc only a few spithall pitchers in the majors and the
delivery will soon he hut a nienmdv." continued the letter, "wc
would welcome your opinion- as la
tliu relative merits o f the pitchers
Who have used' that style of de: livery."
It is a rather difficult matter to
answer that query in one definite
'sentence, since there are so many
angles to the situation.
( i f f hand I would say that Ed
Walsh of the Chicago White Sox
was the most effective of all spit, ball pitchers i have ever umpired.
| However. I have in mind several
■pitchers who had a more deceptive
'spilball than Walsh. His remark
able effectiveness was n matter »f
control as well us u break cm the
hull.
\
Walsh’s spittcr dipped only
t slightly but broke sharply. It is
j a well know fact that a spilball
; is effective only when pitched low.
, .So uncanny waft Walsh's control
that he seemed able to keep it at
1the knee on every pitch."
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MONTE (CARLO, Feb. LM.frtVThe ease or "uerves" that Suzanne
Lenglen look1 Into the inuunUljlia
with tier evidently Ima been iIIhaipntcd by the,rarified atmosphere.
A fter a day’s rest tfio French
cirl admits that sho bus been
gcratly 'benefited, and, nays that
instead o f putting o ff her play
in the women's doubles event of
the Monte Carlo tournament unpl
.Snturdny, she ‘will bo ready to
compete on Friday.
This has givun renewed hope to
the authorities nf Nice that SOzanne may yet agree tu meet
Helen Wills in ^ return mutch ut
the dub's tournament beginning
MTircIt 7.
The club, the Secret-’
nry o f which is Papa Lenglen,
needs funds to counteract the ex
penditure recently of
1,1)00,000
francs for the nryction «>f a new
clubhouse.
One official o f the
dull says: -*
I n*Te b
ToOPtM
"Our Suzanne will not let us
Thi5/ j
dow'n, hut will give us the oppor*
tunity o f attracting great crowds
by another meeting with the girl
from California."
Meanwhile, Miss Wills continues
Rated for effectiveness, which to carve her way through the ranks
after nil is the cad desired in of the women in the singles com1pitrhing, I would say thut WuKh I el it ion with her eyes fixed upon
i should lie ranked first among the the Duke of Connuught's gold cup,
spit bailers.
A
which goes to the winner,
A protest has been inndo by
IM « LITTLE
I For out and out deceptiveness. ! ether players against a dress made
never
saw
a
pitehvr
who
delivered
To CrAjN —
out of bright shining silk and sa
a freakier hall than Jimmy Dx- tin material worn by Eileen Ben
EVERYTHING fc>
gert, who 15 years ago was a val ia it, the youthful English stnr.
- LOSE TmSNtAR
ued member of the Athletics pitchHer opponents claimed that the
Manueer Hill MeKeehnie o f the Pillslmrgli Pirates ha;i the hardest j Dygert’s spitlmll looked like a reflection of the sun on tlm dress,
; MEXICO (TTY. Feb. 21.— f/Pi — jo b o f n aym nnlh the pmjors for t!<2<i.
fast hall until within a sh.frl di- 1 was like
Ihl,irthat from a mirror and
, During a women’s rhit at tlm
Minting the Pirnles, Mt-hc hme won a pennant and a world serins i to nee of the plate and then it !
tneir e>es
Catholic Church of the Secreil; lust season. This year lie ha nothing l> shoot at s-Wept a repeat if *,...n„,d to duck downward in a |\
Family, tin- i hiiT of police of iln he is to retain In. new won prestige.
. . .
most deceptive manner. Opposing
Voting Ahihiituji Student Who tenth
dt itrid was seriously wound
The Pittsburgh >lub is. .oiiaitti'diy tie1 I t eltd ill I he .National batters were always topping i)y.
I OHCtl UN branch Diplnniilt.
„
tll|
four
civilian>
wen
..................................... . injurei! League. It in doped to win by all the evpeil
Failure to deliver would gert’s spitbull. His control was
Pill (I tu He S u ffe rin g Ft tun yesterday.
) make it ni'em that 'K K. ihnic didn't c l lit iiest from Ills dull
just so-so, therefore lie never
The gendarincs fired a volley
During the woild hero'* the judginem •»f Mi K he."' was sen al j rc.-hed the heights that his ability
A Serin ltd Nervous .Unhid v
over the hernia of Hie l intels, com- j time: token to tn I . It wir i unmreil that In and t'i'-il i hn ko, In * a- deserved.
To break up n cold overnight or
poM'd imistK
of wonmn. before j i.-1niit, nearly came t<> htow> a- the tesult o f it dilfercrce of opinion,
DECATUR, (in , Fid. 2I.»,V.
.link Chesbro, one of the first to cut short an attack of grippe,
they
dispersed.
The
placing
of
a
i
There
tin
Mime
>
A
pert,
i
'
h»
in
t
t
that
Clarkr
i>
the
gm
nag
head
. Noel Cobb, alias Noel Dupre, wu'd 'he lug league mlchers to cash influenza, sore throat or lontdUtla,
j
in an unnamed southern city si ho*e utioii them hy fimnen p ie - 1 of the Pirates, that until Ins arrival McKi clioie faihul witii ^la-ha tliut in on tlw spitbull, worked much physicians and druggists nro now
■ slioohl have won
'j.
nitarium today following bis m,is- vioa It had no effiet.
after i he manner of Walsh. There recommending Calntabs, the puri
The season of Itbili n eertaia t» be l l f and te-S lor tin* leader of the was nothing so very different or, fied and refined caloinqj compound
querade hero tome Feb. 7 an a
1In- trouble began when geaPirates
lima
any
tilniilier
of
angles.
"French diplomat," his murriage ibil rip's elidrot oled to ilisperse
difficult about Ills delivery but lie i tablet that gives you the effects of
;
on Feb. !> at Chattanooga to .Miss pariihooi i, wlio bail iratlo reil in
w j i > able to keep it knee high anil I calomel and salts combined, withVirginia
Hollingsworth,
pretty I lie Indiet that Hie got eninf Was
tliai prevented riynl doits fumn out lae unpleasant effects of eilhAgnes Scott College student, o f eiuliaviuing to close the ilniu h.
taking much liliertv with it.
; er.
7
Dawmm, Gw., and h|s arrest and! A •* napter al fact, however
Jusf when Walsh was slipping,
Gnu or two Calntabs nt bedsubsequent releuMi oil u charge of a M> vi< an mo st, I .iile i l airiaI'os'c! Ford • ume along with what time with a swallow of water,—
uigumy,
('bulges III the case *'o, ordeied the edifii. >Inseil The
w'a- believed |n la* tlm most on- , that'it all. ,^o salts, no nnuaon
have been withdrawn.
[women attacked the polai, untei
"*'ud of idi spitltq|| deliveries. In- i imr the slightest interference with
Cobb's motile) arrived yesterday ' lug their iflm ls )oi the chief, wh
work or pleasure,
Ill'll
I tie' l:u
,tul bail Wallace s11*;»«| nl making the hull break ; your eating,
to tube him to their Inane in Au- "a s clawed ami oiaoh.l l.ailK.
, Mceding irom Hu mouth during ilow'it. be would break it in or out | Next morning your cold has van*
deraon, S, (',, where lln-y are w ell'
and give U ii hop according to tile ished. your system is thoroughlyi■
I he tii-1 I In i c . imini*.
known, following exposure of the
\ R (,I M I ; M
\i . MNS'I
|t"l|l of tin boy- showed evi- tnntuut in which he threw the purified and you are feeling fin e '*
I . - —-----care,
JUiysieians there, disjtateb,h ui'i . nf l It Utg Iitwai d the flpislt 111 ball.
with a hearty appetite for break- JS
'It IIM ( IM ;
es said, tletiared the young man
I oid went through all the mo- fast.
Eat what you please,— n o )*
e I tie In ml’.
Tie i rntvil seemed Wei',
was a sufferer fn.ih “ dementia ! NEW
YORK.
Feb. 21 • p
i p"i;i id with tile outcome
D m - tnui- of nibbing n spitler Inil in danger.
7;
nraocox," a nercoits malady creat Take erne, girl.-, Hint ,'mi do
:■ lit" light lhc> w cii
about teal it v was throwing tin emery
(Jet a family pnekuge, contain-m
lag a dual pet sonality.
go crazy trying I . icdnce.
tall
i \ i itl> -It idi d t.u sy pi pal ti [,.
ing full directions, only JSG cents. |*
, . When it was first, learned that B d lvu e
Hbspilal in
New V
(v nl i ,.ohm tritplin'd Joe U allai i
■
Dupre was nut w!uu be reported ( enmity, untie '225 inetil.il m .
T « Jimnn l b Bert I would give i
iii i n, i-u hi It i mid i-ii i t ie. I m
■
himself In lie, it wan h elp ed that have been traced pi dieting
i
tail !\
go-' t
boat
liiitnci the credit of throwing the Ircaklie hud mantl'd ntmlln r girl prim cnupltd with anxiety mi i avon
. 1-" ■ I I ■ t ,t* I W.nd I lit' '| l"'llt.' ti'sl spitbull I lime c o r tried to
to Ills marriage to Mms Holilligs- dupol)..
I , e l end
il I ' • I 'til y t m V nilgiil judge. SonielimeH it seemed as if i
Worth,
Tby name of this go I i,
»
—
t .i ■ j . *u11ed bud Itie Iiool gnttc his spillmll broke a foot. The hal
not known here, other limn "Marters insist'd even 'inure than that.
f;i< i In r
. garet" and tltat site h helinccd
. era I tea' in e ■ v. eel mt t ti"
Unit 1i n to a
to live Mumewiterv in Alahanm
Of the modern snitball pitchers,
• an) I'd lie elltidljulplien! o! the
l)evebi|nia ats yes lerdny, hnwcc.i
l,,i,
\ oinnl battle royal led o f f it t» my opinion till Pitcher Urtig kepi Up .1 •
dlhpellml this belief,
hnn Shocker of the Yankees has,
with two p ieliiiiiiiai'ics following.
oppon en tIan
A Mnutli Curoljntnn, Cobb al
developed the moist delivery more I ml •“"'"fu lly ! " » t
tended the Cnivci»|ty^ of Smith
tluin any one else.
i
Carolina at Columbia,* also \ mt
’
Mioeher
delivers
the
spitler
willt)
L iv e r „tul Ki-ltiey
D o u g la s s A n d M a r y
deihilt at Nmltvllle.
.
three different speeds
His slow- i T r . *■*»,. CaUrrh,
About Fell. 1, lie whlll to Hit ■
S e ll E x t e n s iv e h s t a t e ,
!«*y breaking spittcr tint , S t e
w S
lulnghuni,* Ain., where ite tepreis as hard to fatlmm ns tip- one * n '* Ciimnle u n,|
iciUed himself to liptryh official!,
’!lr"U'd
LOS ANGELES. Feb. 2 1 - i,Ti that snups. He also uses a half I
l RIIAN A. Il!>„ Fein 2!i/T>
its a F reach mutt named Dupre
as well as all his stuff in NI’Hl I.U. NOTICK—
I'itick Nasid, of ( hlcago,. -imdcil
I lie MevetTev Hills estate of , speed
.
cnmniUidimed by a French litiverIf J
,li u ii u hI n
Eddie Staten of Danville, H. Jim Douglas Fairbanks ami Marx Picklir a different break. Ittcii'\ al1^' to paint
portraits and t■>
;h ..tally, he mixes in a curve
" Id
‘ 14I'll i’)U4
lord
tS
up
for
stile.
my
Smith
of
t
rliana,
kam-ked
opt
:
study theology in America.
He
i and
T in v plan to Intild a Span.- It ball that puzzles. 1 .
j Itattlinjr Vickery of r'aimlc ITehl
was given lellett- of intrudtaiioii
“ Red" Faber of tke Chieugo - lr,'u,‘‘,'"n •» ai-ruiuplishiaB rniulU. toacthct
A T L A N T A i.ariy Avera, we! Inn leiplu faitlier hack in tIn* hills
to a theology renior at F.iimri
Tlte
film
collide
will
leave
hoc
Jcrvvclg
hi.
Attanta,
outpointed
University, Atlanta, when
Jii,
grenres«Wofl
V’V
i Hirst of spitbnll pitchers.
"*'t"n nt Itir *rl»riwn ,.( n ahy.lcUn tt
.lud Hatmon of. Savannah, Hi; next Tuesday op a tour of K".- rtne i gl
present' escangdc brgnn.
Falter Uses nne style, a fter the 11 11 v" 11’ rnmr (" sw nts u'nj InvrjiiKaU
Hnth- Nuliivan,
\tbmtu
ligln I ope.
Ills bride Ilas gone to the Inane
muiuier of Walsh, and keeps it '
■?ni.V?1 “Y ; ' " " .a (_ IresOnriil, vrhlth
is iiim i rm.My « iuIoi-sihL N o tnrurMlilr rAsrs
weight, knocked out Buttling Rat
o f her parents al Dawson, in tl.<
a result he has been for S 'i ' ,-lrtl. no aiall order Iri-ntinrnt msll*
nett,
<
1
,
meantime, re.'atn, , an- ptepmme
S in c la ir W a n t s T o B e
ytiitrs hup o f i In* (lUtstuiifiinj^ §>tie!i- lutr.l n-, (nl-o iiromUe* mailc, no c l i i u r
M n N H ,(i.M i:iY .
Ala.
I.ibn
In )(<■ ahead witti anauliuvnl ,,,
m*- lialwssoblo x u *r«n t*,» xl*«n. I adytru*, s h it I d o — I do whol | odvtrlioe.
McCimtv nl R u iiiiugliam, wi-llei
1 (II voice pt cycl'd PigC a l i f o r n i a C o v e n t o r “ " s t k n t l v ' . "TjT.r. k , „
w „h i„«. L
n »,o n il,le . terms nrrsngrd lo m il
iglit. vv.o given decUlon over
pjtli"nt'»
cvjnunlriicr. Call or write for
ton, one of tiie truly greut spitrntita )|oiaa <U i ’asa Oln istian,
l at" rmat ton and advlrr.
TOO M IC H T U Mil LSTON ‘
SAN
'FRANCISCO,
Feb.
21.
ters,
has
used
it
more
than
any
of
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Mi
*rr my palitnU in prroon. t oporalt
.Miss.,
in.
:L0U/\TI.LE, Fell. 21 i/1'i Ray
b1‘i -Upton Sinclair, uuthor of the others. "H e starts and finishes noI oronrn
offlro , "inrdtra) rvtncanira" and
{Hood Gatl'wmi.l "(Tut tier tinted ' )p- U teii i i poll, have had theii iT.-,rPasadena, Calif., has been named with ujvuiiWwL is the way players InobluM*. * My carrd. aatloGrd and Grata—
(c l intlrnta a t* «a> bc*t refertnee*.
wny to a .Td-day jail scnlettre and on aviation, litis plane hie In i n
Tatn|ui Platt, living prepan-d the Socialist latuiiiiale for
( ov«y."
fine, on an assault and i-al eqaiptsl with skila to etialdv laud foi new l'2-slory Y. M. C, A. aline- erpor.
. charge,
lit- couldn't keep i itig on Du' now. A Dial flight by tut e.
The purtx 11la l form eullx for the
Walsh (or effort Hears*, Dygert
D ftfLEtCH ER L B r o w n
from exhibiting lti< latest step in Captain Ihu man of the Reserve
——
- 1—— •
repeal of the state erimiaal syu-ifor the frrakieat break and Shock_ _ _ , ____tin' icUle o f a lie ..t e r tide, and Corps ai East BOBtoa airport was
I'uala Giuda- i ontract let fo r , dualism law, public owu'ersbip nf rr for making the nuovt uar of
■ 2 16 MAIN ST.
B5rr: * 1n T ,rrr the doorman uilniipted to, stave ful. The plane is shown just c«)u*truction of new $40,001) then- hydro-electric power null of pule, the spit ball, would lie the way I
JACKSONVILLE.
FLA
cjeyt him, Gatewoml attacked hint, aftet thr take-off.
ter; work to
ut once.
sum up the .situation.
“Nature
.
PftRR IS FRFF API Police. Chief Wounded
H&!PP *7 j j « “ JJ {“Ji During Women’s Riot
RJGAMY CHARGES M Mexico City Church
M E WITHDRAWN
How Doctors Treat
Colds And The Flu
Welling Has Shade Over Wallace In
Ten Round Rattle In Armory Ring
f
A counlry
within the
possessing all
veniences of ll
modern city*
Dr Fletcher L Brown
S P E C IA L IS T
Sporty Hunt*
Nerve,B/oodandSA/n
D iseases
Fijrhls Results
V
r VieLl,VuEU ,
OLD TSDCK
K E E P E V*
HObO
C>EEN ?
HELLO, C lW C k '
l F E E L S^JELL,
h o d s y o u ti
OkONf S E L F V
terms make this
-S-
the most desirat
the boundaries
of Sanford
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T hey Can’t Sleal Jack’s Thunder
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THIRD
P A G lE S jT O .fc ' *
NUMBER 176
Associated Press Full Leased Wire
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, FE B R U A R Y 21, 1920,
y / j j / 'M
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�SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY
FEBRU ARY24i_in20,
with man’s desire for more color.
All of this has to do largely *itn
K.-W
|M%
JH
THK same *tyl<4<, the same fab worn extensively la-cause of the dificalinutt.
ric* and thn saiJe workmanshipstyle appeal."
To meet this situation 'many rehave been .(put into dad’s
t clothes will be in evidence in suits tniier will offer two-trousers suits,
and lopcont* for luiy* this fail and with one pair o f "longies" and the
other pair o f knickers.
Hut
I aununcr,
where the long trousers are not de
'*
Customer demand has brought
one puir of knickers and one
i about this situation. They drive sired
pair o f golf trousers Will be o f
Jfor economy, 'too, coupfed with u fered with eoch suit.
• definite style nppeol, is rcaponLighter Colors Again
! Bible, also, for thin movement. As
In line with men’s clothes light been restricted to the presentation
n result the clothea your young
ster will wear will give parents er dors for,hoys will be the vogue. of about u dozen different models
1 avery thing they deal re in good Two years ago only the sombre and leathers.
i clothes at prices, which in the long tones were presented, but lust seuWith, the coming of spring, hut
* run, will produce the utmost in son saw un unusual demand for more so with summer, sclec;ien
flashier
colors
and
this
spring
value.
will be almost endless.
In other
promises to bring added demand.
Among thn various
questions Oroya, browns and mixtures will 1words when the warm breezes blow
I Mt. Man will ho afforded an opasked is one:
“ Will
the long
gel the greater play.
1portunity to tc boose his footwear
trousers suit be popular for buys of
With the advent of late spring f‘ r,inn a greater array than was
•Juvenile ago to about fourteen
years?"
A t the present writing and summer nil innovation may lie [ ever shown in the history of slmothere is . no answer,’ for neither tried with the introduction of “cli i dam.
maker or tetailer knows what the mate flannel trousers and knick i Unless all signs fail the baro
ers ami blazer emits in snipes and meter of style tendencies as shown
trend will be. *
figured effects.
Another feature |in Florida and California last win((ucstiun o f I'opularity
will In- blue single and double- |ter will flash such a presentation
Some merchants are strongly of breasteo juckest t
o In- worn with us u-us never featured before
tlio opinion that' “ longies’’ have light colored flannels.
It seems ns if most of the ir»passed the poult o f popularity and
These styles came to the front j habitants of the animal kingdom
—that from now un the demand is
on tho decline.
While the crest last year in the mode centers of ■will contribute to summer wear,
o f fnvor may have been reached in tile Atlantic seaboard and Culifor , Exotfc trimmings, originally parts
|of elephants, col bias, sharks, ttlsomt! communities, nevertheless niii.
‘ 'N o Change In Fabrics
ligatum, lizards, pigs, goat- etc.
. them nro certain sections which
As for fabrics there will no de1,1 fact anything tanmiMe
will continuo to favor the idea of
elded change, for hosiespuns, i have been used,
1
clot tics "like dud's,”
1or Ibat Distinctive ioinh
As expressed by one buyer: cln-viots, twyeds ami worsteds wVI
While Ihcro is no dbcido-J change
"There are many parents who like ifet the principal calls.
Clothes fill the little youngster.- ■" I he model or last th e e trim
these 'longies* and despite the er.v
those of juvenile age— haven’t mings will lend that disi o', ve
from various sources that such
suits are impractical they will be utdcrgoiiu any important syle mo- i i"uc^ and will go hand i i haml
I! thnt
push propaganda urging the wear
ing of black shoes after dark. Just
how strong this movement will win
converts is not known at the pres
ent time, hut from a health point
of view it is suggested that n
change of footwear for evening is
advised.
Except for the ultra conserva
tive man, who has worn high shoes
all his life, winter and summer,
there will lie few of these shown.
The oxford bus taken almost com
plete command.
The buttoq shoe
o f other years is regurded ns a
bark number and has been success
fully supplnnted by the lace oyfoid.
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J*-
lUOIrnud in view of their limited
contact with the outside world,
were not conversant with the law
requiring registration. •
DOVER, Feb. 21! Twenty-three
members and the Mother Superior
of the Convent of the Annuncia
tion were fined one shilling each
here for failing to register u*
aliens. They pleaded that most "i
them hud been in the convent Min e
» Whe Mn tl.,i". haml uf mine v
well shull I be able to play i
banjo?” the patient asked the di
tor. '
’Certainly."
"Thjjpirs!" he replied. -You’i
LONDON, Fell. 22— The ques
tion o f the safety o f Covenfc Harden vvomtfr. I never could k furr
Opera House, historic theater of
l
HAD BUSINESS
London, is perplexing authorities
here. The, management denies
HU IK iL A ii (about to pinlack o f snfoty io the structure. pon a thrashing): Mind y„u, |
The London council has no juris lint licking you so much for st
diction, since the then toy is opera ing the jam ns I am fur Win;
ting under u royal charter granted enreloRs about leaving your hr,|
by King Charles.
prints on tile shelf and doors
Lloyd Shoe Co
U v u la r Dinners
Valdez Hotel Building
‘T L H A S lN i; SERVICE"
choice of fabrics and col
Sells It For Less
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H E R A L ty W e d n e s d a y , FEBRU ARY 24, 1926.
Just the Story o f a Mother
Ijitt home
[will u,»*
L sill nsfplay she
[jiy even
^ anil her
l for the
Inal home
L rhe mny
Ing on the
the loggia.
Inlng overl equally
Btdoor nfbses coral
r colors—
t may be
[coral and
Uesninids,
[of Aaron
bve it.
Urtirnliniis
been, nnd
(lowers as
rill supply
irtiurns in
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.— The
whole nation hears o f the few
dozen Broadway successes, but the
“ flops” are quietly buried like
paupers in a Potter’s field. And
there are a thousand of theso unmnrked graves to every memorial
statue.
* So it Is a pretty good idea for
the playwright to have a spare
profession or two to fall hack on
when ho sets forth with a piny
in his pocket.
One of the Broadway’s most in
teresting examples of such versa
tility is William Hurlbut.
If his plays fail Hurlbut can
always go ‘‘back to the kitchen."
He can piny chef to a hotel or
cafe kitchen with the best o f them.
Injfnct he is doing that right now
in n restaurant, on West Fortyeiglh street.
e
Just a couple of months ago his
Inst play, “ Chivalry." blazed for
Its last brief hours on the gay
white waji a
silently away
Interest
said, he
wicked menu."
Hurlbut hns tasted success quite
ns often ns failure. Relnsco put
on his first effort, "Tho Fighting
Hope," nnd Olga Nethorsole was
stnrrnl in his second drnma, "Tha
Strange Woman." He hns written
a half dozen since then.
But he always hns kept his choffing talent somewhere within easy
rench.
.That’s a good thing to re
member.
1' SIOUX FALLS, S. iJ., Feb. 23.
— Mrs. Margaret Sweeney Ander
son, whose only claim to fame Is
the title “ a mothor," has stopped
walking the long, hard miles and
has come home to stay.
Perhaps
to die.
Perhaps to die alone.
But old Mrs. Anderson is con
tent.
She hns found her boy.
She is content, eVcn If in finding
ilrcnry trail mrnin.
Two year* of
it!
Detective'; hired to help hqr
seek Joe took her little hoardings.
There iVns nothing left hut ,n
crooked *tt«k to help her tread the
long, long miles.
And she found her Jne In Adrian,
Mich., just u few dayn ago.
Jo*
hud forgotten hU name.
Hi> was
Joe Boyd new.
He wan minded,
working, doing well, and ha\py.
And little Mrs. Anderson has
come home— perhaps to reit!
She Is happy now!
now enfeebled by hla 80 years, ha* >■!•!
been granted special p «n n i»*l<».to ^
eiury n cane when visiting the Ira- ■
The carrying of sticks Wf. *Mf
r<vrt in the presence o f the nation a ; v
in lati’ .is forbidden by court e t l - • ■
fiuctre, hut exception in the case
of the aged sea-hero was made by l".-'
formal ruling o f the M inI*ter~of'*
the Imperial Household,
• 'y lM
M A f C A IIK Y CANF.
TOKYO, Feb. 21.— <AP>— A.lmlral
Count Togo, <*ommnnder of the
N e w Ford Coupe
enough chairs to take care o f nil wedding breakfast.
Fur_ her
one's wedding guests, nnd it is gown and ber virl, Hi,. bride can
usually necessary to rent a few consult Velasquez's portraits, nnd
or may be-agvcrnl extra ones. It find some unusual nrrangement of
would be n good idea to arrange the niantilia over n inch comb, for
slip covers for these in some oth her lovely bridal veil.
er periods, nnd it may be cretonne
The Wedding of IStiO
flowered or striped,
siripeu, to
iu correspond
iu o»|ivin i
An
lNfiO wedding with liridcsin color with the ownings.
mnids in pastel tints of gingham
Then too, the enmp chnlrs could with hoop skirts would mnke an
be made to seem n part o f the other unusual home nffnir.
Fur
homo furnishings, i f now uud niture of the 18(10 period is much
matching slip covers were made ensier to find than all about the
for the home pieces, one expects borne, or nt least no further than
to use'. The,porch settee nnd the the attic.
porch swing will bo useful nt this
Old fashioned garden flowers in
time, nnd every fern stand one enn gay mixed hunches would l>e ap
resurrect or borrow,
,
propriate. ittid of course each
Perhaps n bride mny prefer to bridesmaid would carry a noscenv
plan n Spanish wedding.
So
many homes havo been furnished
in Spanish styles tho last few
years that such a wedding would
fit in very w e ll
Iron furniture
would lend itself gracefully
to }
lose.
this occasion.
The spot where
Dorothy Donnelly nnd Sigmund
the service takes plnee nnturnjly
Romberg, who adapted nnd com
becomes the ccntrnl point o f in
posed "The Student. Prince," col
terest amt with n marble topped .
lect 50,000 n week each quite re
console ngninst
n semi-circular'
gularly. Sampson Ruphuolson, who
tapestry on tbe wall, an interesting J
not so long ngo drew down his
beginning is made.
A hnndsomo 1
modest weekly amount as a newabeveled mirror mqy bang against
paper reporter, free Innce writer
file tapestry, drnpedVith flowers. |
nnd such, now spends the winter
Fill Aquarium with Flowers
days in Naples while his play.
Wrought iron fern stands will
"The Jazz Singer," sends him
go with the other pieces pleasant-i
from $1,500 f? week nnd up.
.
And,
One K arat Diamond
R in g
A coupon given with each fivo
gallons gns and Jour quarts nil.
Also n coupon with each dol
lar’s purchase good for
ALU M IN U M W AR E
Drawings each Monday., and
Thursday
Let us furnish you with the beat
Gas nnd Oils, Tires and Tubes
at better prices.
Rines Filling Station
1113 Sanford Ave,
Phono 461-J
Best Cooking:
Reasonable Pricey
are the advantage
.of this place*
This daily letter Is not Inclined
toward obituary notices anil yet
1 feel that every granddad who
reads it will rend with interest i>f
the death of William Cahill Da
vies.
Who was he?
The man
who wrote "The Mirk That Threw
the Brick."
—GILBERT SWAN.
[white and
I is* used.'
mill want
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Friday, February 26
Arriving Daily
We cordially invite our patrons and
friends to
G A v a jL jX jJ A jJ b t u M S .
dAU 4U l v iT t X
H I \
*
We extend to you a very warm w e t
*
■( v
opening on
Friday, February 26, from 9:30 a. m.
to 6 p. m.
l
AOWtCJL. V ^ B l J
come to visit our show rooms. You
must be sure to inspect our beautiful
The joy o f selecting your Spring wardrobe 1b doubled after viewing those
.
now frock* and coatH. Simplicity prevail*— but what amai£ simplicity— achieved through tho amazingly clever line* and enhanced by ej£-
line of “Grand Rapids” merchandise
which our buyer personally selected
ftt
,w -
ccllent material nnd workmanship. Spots Sf vivid color heightens the
youthfulness nnd harmonizes with Spring.
while in the markets last month in
Hats thut arc becoming to tho y^uth nnd to those o f . mature years aro
nmong our lurgo collection this year. Huts that add chlcncss to^ach cos
tume nnd lends an air o f distinction id the wearer.
.
Chicago and Grand Rapids.
<& fa r c w i& /
We Invito Your Inspection.
Comer Geneva and Sanford Avenues
�THE aANFORDHERALB, T V m T F o n A Y FEBRUARY 2-
FOUR
AS wc now plan «>ur costumes
with nn oye to the whole effect,
the accessories pain nn ever •in
creasing importance fo r they must
he so carefully chosen.
Indeed, it
is in the gloves, the purse, the
handkerchief nnd the jewelry tlmt
a woman indicated her ability to
dress w ith *be most perfect taste.
Novlly Jewelry
Novelty jewelry has attained n
place that was scarcely dreamt of
n few years ngo.
And this ir
particularly
true o f
bracelets.
With the evening frocks o f today
the arm is covered with bracelets
of nil types nnd Bixcs.
The flex
ible bracelet, o f stones is seen in
every' width varying from a tiny
strand to porpeous affairs over an
inch wide and the slave bracelet
is still very pood, cither in the
simple heavy gold or silver links
or with stones set-in every other
link.
Odd bracelets
nre very
smart also.
Hussion antlqiles and
old Enplish Jewelry lias won high
places in the mode.
But whatever
type o f bracelet you choose, he
sure to wear enough of them for
moderation, ns a rule the keynote
to smartness, is anathema in the
ho far, no woolen material has
By Muriel Merlins Townley
this youthfully liecominp little
AFTER all, the whole art of frock is ever new.
It lias been quid taken tile place of kasha hut
IrckMng well, for It is un art, con- several time’s rumored that it is tweed and jersey are frequently
Among the newest wool
fists In "picking the winners.” hoing out of fashion, but back it seen.
[hut is, choosing between the conies with a few slight chanties ens are erepellu and f risen.
taintless variatlonli offered at the anil finds itself more charming and
The New Colors
K'ginning of a new Henson, just more popular than ever before,
(lory in nil shades haSTbrrte hack
rhich ones are going to lust— not This is probably because its sop- to tile mode, hut of al Ithe shades shirt, short of coat and tailored
he ones which will Idaxe Into suil- ph* boyish lines nail the freedom of that lovely silver grey is quite the is in again.
it is.worn with nn
en glory to he imineiiiatcly drdp- motion it allows, express the life smartest.
We have been wearing ovoridmise of some tali silk in
led beruiisc of too many Iniitu- of pic woman of today belter tiiau all shades of beige as our neutral
white or a pastel shade, mid Its
ions. Ku the well dressed woman arty other type of costume.
eolnr for so long that this change
Midics carefully the trend of the
Tito Hfliienre of Ih e'f’npo
(if I jaunty smartness i» curtain to reto grey is most welcome,
node, selects her frocks by that
The little cape Is the very new- course, this duos not mean that commend it t<> youth:
rand ami saves herself many dis- eat idea for spring nnd. summer lodge will suddenly lie dropped. Inn
There is also a cape suit. Smile
lati-oiis and costly cx*jM'ririicntV
frocks. 1 Sometimes this cope i* it does mean thut a distinct turn in
of these are really spoil suits
The Silhouette
I so narrow that is is badly more fashion's favor toward
gn\v has |jKj(|
n i| silk frocks' with ni
» The silhouette of this sea-iou'«l tbuo a wide collar while in other been felt.
h*«rkH.Is ■slimmer than last win-1model* it reaches well below ihc All the colors are good. It's I matching circular cant, cumin;?
about to the hips, while those in-j
r r ’s. ‘ This does not mean that waist.
In the street frocks, es*e are going hack !>> the Straight I peclally the woolen ones, this in|n> really n mill bow year.' Home will tended for street wear may hi*
Thy rapes
ight frock of a few seasons past. I is detachable leaving an equally choose the ejont pastels though )i ithcr in *il.t or wool.
For from it.
It simply means| smart but cooler dress for warm the "dusty" rhistels lire even new to the street suits are Usually
For the street quieter vet sho'it ami circular though n few
Slot the flare is more subtly man- 1cr days.' This cape is also seen er.
feed.
When we walks, the dress I on many a chiffon evening dress sinus of those colors will he worn lunger ones are seen.
The Ensemble
■ plenty full enough to flow easily 1 to which its fluttering
motion while the evening hours will chose
even more vivid tones.
Printed
It is hard to say whether the en
5id gracefully with the figure, adds unusual charm.
This is
Ttl* fullness is frequently attained
Of coarse, sleeves are long and georgette is a great favorite .es semble suit is in or not,
because all of our dresses mill
y plea tings.
Humetimes those tight for daytime wear.
Now' pecially for afternoon.
The New Wraps
feats are found in fan shape and then one sees a dainty little
emits ore plmmcd so much with
The cape is having a definite i the ensemble in mind that it at
ndcts.
The godet is not quite frock for summer afternoons with
i good os formerly as it gives too the briefest of sleeves, hut these influence on the mode.
Many id feel* our whole wardrobe, rather
impt a line of flore.
However, frisks are few and far between, the new coals have a cape hack * ’ ban remaining a distinct fashion.
is still seen if the material is
The evening hock when it is a while the long rape i* also worn
lit this sense, it i most cerlainlv
ft enough to take It gracefully, jumper frock, lias a moderately
However, these capes will not, ihe gentlest stvh
trend of the
le dress winch falls into a soft low neck, hut every other type of supplant the long • uni us tlint i- times.
Now, though. ilie«seH and
iple flare below the hips Is also evening
oat* are plmmcd tii gn harmonitin- oilhcl a deep entirely too u-efiil u st>le I
The new coats
itislv together rnthci than tie a
in the hark, while It given up.
tefinite match as when the en
front.
An evening either straight nr with a
frock which is particularly becom which • comes ftom the •‘bm
semble was fir.-l int India ni .
ing to the very young Miss is the They are developed in twill. 1.
"robe the syle."
These frocks of cash mere nr mivell\ winded
taffeta with a fitted luulice ami
long full s.virt. are very smart m>
matter how the mode changes.
Il.ule i ity Woman’s (Mali lays
Tin* vent niii*t id them are made
i nonstone for new Ipiiliting
with (lie hemline much slmrtei m
front than in Itaeh
Anothet new
note is in buve it wide transparent
hem of net so that while the gen
eral feeling of length is yept, they
are more in keeping witt* the short j
skirted mode of toda\
I
l
Materials
The Spring’s most
desirable,
such as
•»
*
i
flat crepe, geo rg
ette, s a t i n s a nd
h e a v y crepe de
eh in<*.
W e Announce!
Spring Clothes
All occasion frocks
with Paris chic in
the graceful lines;
i ndi v i dua l fea
tures which mark
t hem
decidedly
new.
Dresses that may
I k * worn now.
Re
freshing new col
ors; styles created
for Spring, bu t
wearable later on.
I lore’s the treat o f several seasons— » treat that in'iir s the attention of every man ami young mart m
‘Blest o f quality suits.
CALL 632J
From every possible angle— style, fahru
oriuK— I ieiv are suits that will measure t
.highest expectation, hut scale down to the
in price
Pon t let youi cloth e* tell your friends you art
cureless.
Wo are in business mi tlmt you will look your host
Our Work is uuaranleed
j S E M IN O L E
New Shirts
Straw Hats
Crispy new patterns in
white Knplisil broadcloth
— also stripes and checks
in contrasting color.
New Spring models
designed of leghorn, punuma und Swiss struws
are found in our hat dp.
partition!.
PRESSER Y
IBS W. Second Street
W*elaka
Building
.
1 ,• i fcar ^><4-»
rinrr. chains and pendtnu 1
we have always a,
the demure'Victorian M i,.1
fit in with the fmcks of ’tS
Tlie earing ts with u*
I-onfr, decorative ami v(|v 1
earrunrs are the vrr' 1?
With the closely fut
whu-h is at the height. of fa
these earnues save Us
'
severe simplicity Wjth their ,
charm.
lu r'
I'oarls art> quite ns n01lt!l
ever.
They have lw ^ PSnPJJ
Jtow that it Founts ns
Newest Arrivals in Sma
Taffeta
Perhaps |t is the charm of these I
frisks which is causing a definite
attempt In hung taffeta hark iuln
style for daytime iltcssos
It is
a new and very suit lafleta, hut
it ileinmids ii diffet cut handling
limn the soft silks we have been
wealing so long.
The models
shown so far have had ii molded
bodice, a full skill and have been
11 nomed with crisp while organdie
in i i>Hiir mid * ester
However, crepe dc chine mul
i ii tie satin are eerlaqi to tie smart.
I In i repe s.it|u i* ln i|iicetl\ used
in modes which show hath Hie dull
mid shiny SUifnces ot the main ml
tieoigette for afternoon mid elill
foil fur evening ate tilmnsi iinuer
^?«3ssr%53Jr
Burpripjmr hnw then v r ''
Styles f o r
the
Misses, dresses for
street, dance, din
ner or sports wear.
�THE SANFORD HERALD. W EDNESDAY
cleverly together to form
tha
crown.
The draping I* Very sim
ple but mutt be afcillrully manage*
to bo effective.
All aorta o f claspa, bucklca anc
pins form the trimming of the new
hat*.
The rhinestone pins are
still very smart, but perhaps even
newer are gold and silver orna
ments designed on very modern
istic lines.N>Pins o f jade or a red composition
combined with brilliants give n
welcome touch of color to black
or neutral hats.
T o alt Creditors. I.ritatco*, Pla*
trlliutrm, ami ull IVr-on* having
Claim* or Remand a ttualnsl aalti
Ualatr:
You. nml narh of you. are hereby
notified nml required to pre»ent any
claims amt rtemuml* which you. or
either of you, may havr against the
rotate or A. W. W A T ItK N , deceased,
la ir o f Hemlnnte County. Florida. id
i hr lion. J A R O. SHARON. County
Judge o f ‘ Homltinlo County, at hi*
o fflc r In thn County Courthouse In
Sanford. Hrmlnolr County, Florida,
within t w r lv r uiontliD front the .tatr
hereof.
J. H. J A C K S O N
Long Time Loans on Residences and Business Property!
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Easy Repayment Plan
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2nd Street.
Phone 611
H E R A LD ADVERTISEM ENTS A R E SURE BUSINESS
G E T T E R S ----- T R Y ONE A N D BE CONVINCED
On Mcllonville Avenue and Eighth Street
N6w Spanish Stucco Bungalows
fteady For Immediate Occupancy
Built In a Substantial Manner
Six rooms and breakfast room, screened porch and
open porch, hard Wood floors, hot water system, roomy
closets. Representatives at the property at all tlmos
Ifalrtl
February 15, A, 11 195#
J. K. W A T H K N
Administrator of
the
I'atntu of
O Z V ”
tl)P gigolo roappcara in lighter
White or sometimes
tones just a bit deeper than the
frock, and others in shades that
harmonize with the frock rather
thou offer a decided contrast or
too exact a match, are the fa
vored colors for sportswear.
The Larger Hat
The' larger gracefully drooping
hat of horsehair or Htratv is fash
ion typical of the United Stntes.
I wants It is one of those styles which has
[nf the come into being through renl ne
jtdieve
cessity.
The bright midsummer
[fe llitil sun ruinous both to complexions
U stick anil comfort,ds foiled by the cool
imtlcss in-coming shadow cast liy one of
he that these lints.
The great majority
[by tn of them are in horsehair or some
I* gic- very fine straw
trimmed very
i simply with a how or flower on
one side.
They are to lie Imtl in
i he most alluring shades—just tin* *
, tailors to accompany tlicj softer
more delicate flocks of summer,
i afternoons.
Tell and Still More Pelt
Was there ever a time when we
I did not wear felt?
it, hardly,
items possible to imagine such a
I tldng for nowadays, whether it is
winter nr summer, spring or fall,
more than half of the smart hats
are of felt.
Ami yet no matter
Imw much it is worn, it never j
seems to grow tiresome or so
lommott that the well dressed
1woman turns nwny from it.
I’erhapi it is because the simpler the
fvlt hat is, the more charming it l
c*. and we seldom lire of anything
which has the simplicity of real ■
tieauij.
When midsummer come* these I
felt hat- will give way a little to,
’ tan
Sanglta. the new crochet-1
.ill -tr.iu, is ijuite the smartest,
t ^Simgha is soft and flexible enough .
■ in In- 1-dili'iV into the creases which I
distinguish the fell lints.
In fact,
tl there are countless novelty straw *1
n tiInch an very smart.
Of course
e satin is always good in spring and
-i it lends itself so gracefully to s o ft- j
I. I> draped turbans 1hat we are r e f
late. in see many satin bills this j
year
v
I he New'csl Shades
Hat - are not thought of just as
li it - any mote because they form
■ uitegial a part of the costume,
•'*o the favored slmilett m huts'will I
the shades which harmonize I
In -t with the frocks, and give the I
fund touch of loveliness to tfo 'l
* 11.-110110.
!■.
•hits do not match the frocks as I
i In-ell as they have in years gone I
•'i
Sometimes they nre chosen I
shades.
!>•’"> remain just noulinl,
ith the returning popularity of
.there will be many grey lints,
iliese will ho worn rather with
t’ustumu which has grey in
jinattnn with nnulher shade.
while tile all grey frock will chouse
a hat of blue nr mtuive of the new
,dusty pink.
Some of the must charming of (
the new berets aro made of three
tones of tha same color felt dratted
A. W. WATItKN Deceased.
Publish .onr a week U-tlntra.
CAN v o n SOLVE THIS?
i lie almi e lii ti. u lien |>rrito'i'ly m m lured form the tin mo
■i Ini*- i*i i -.lit, to
I'fi ,*rt iittn semltmi in the correct solo*
•" "
*" iin,mil a i liiiiliting tot size ;'n\Ion feet Kit UK mid
11 "• I'11 • in iel.i i to es. Inr.it i i| In mi,, nf not solnlll Isloiis
1*1 . ell \. u \ „ 1 . „1 Vilof.tle t'tti
MAXIM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
in Iho city limits, already plat ted
and recorded. If you want all of
them, I will sell for less than $250
II. W. LAWTON, REALTOR
I
lie Till
Meiscli Bldg
Home is—or should bp— lifoa greatest influence, a bulldor of churactcr,
tut incubator of happiness.
And the muking of homos is tha greatest of
professions. The successful home-maker, whether she reigns oer mansion
or aback. considers carefully it» furnishings.
They may be most proton-
tinns or very humble-^yet they must be well selected.
tlilr
P* dlfn
Any four walla cun be rttntlo into a most attractive nbodo when the furni
ture is well chosen. A largo investment is not necessary— just a little good
taste. We specialize in outfitting o f distinctive homes— and our stock ofTerA such u wealth o f ideas that n successful effoct is certain. It will pay
sever
ity in
t you?
1 your
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Office in new Merrlweather Building
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H AR D LY
B E LIE V E
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that the dry cleaned gown
or
other ■garment weo send back to
your home wna not a brand new
one. fresh from the modiste’^ inntead of coining direct from our
establishment. Wc take infinite
pnlns with ercry. individual order,
which is tho chief, reason why we
are bo uniformly successful
in
|giving satisfaction.
I Laney D r y Cleaning
’ Company
WEPNESDAYJ^EBRUARY
24, 1926
Cod Liver Oil— *
"
made to take the
>d but evil smell.
idling medicine
' Ml
do it. -They do
■■■
Watch Your Frail
Puny Child G r o ^
Strong, Take
On Weight! >
■
In just a few days— quicker than
you ever dreamt of-th esc wonderful flesh making tabejs. called
McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound
Tnblets will start to heb nny weak,
thin, under-nourished little
■
After sickncys and where rickets
are-suspected
valuable. No need to give thert
Fl o
MOST BEAUTIFUL H
T
Spring Hats o f
Subtle Charm
which some makers attempted to
force upon tho public im other
those a year ago, there appears to spring seasons, will take the back
he general tendency In some fjunr- ground.
Hdra to surrender thp Alpine or lcThe fancy hand, which wns
dora shape for tho curl brim of- ■hown more Inst spring thnn nny
fleets.
previous season, again will occupy
. Just how widespread Is this i.n important part in lending a-hit
jniovement will ho difficult to any more color to hemlwar.
Many of
nintil well Into spring when most these hands will bo similar to
imen have purchesed"their hend- those worn around straw lints, hut
firaar.
in tnnny Instances they will ho
’ Particularly among the younger tone,! down n hit. with narrower
Ji'llnwa and thnt class includes the stripes of color-—just enough to
■lyiu-mnking collegians, will thin rnnkn u man's hat a noticeable part
inode win favor.
The first evi o f his ensemble,
dence o f switching cairn, almost a
And when warm weather comes
yutfr ago and gradually gnined in comes the straw hat.
Light
headways through the foil and weight straw snilors, the standbys
winter seasons.
The movement of other season, will win the favor
promises to gnin momentum thin of most men.
BrimH will he a
•spring.
hit wilier and there will he plenty
Hat makers and fetlitlers are of splash to the hands.
reticent in tnnklnfc predictions In
Among the colors that will he
regard to tho advance this turn worn largely in straws are whites,
down brim vogue will make, hut light browns ami tans.
All the
they huvo prepared to meet any weaves, including those that were
emergency.
first introduced with tho first
straw hat to the newest novelties
Fedora Remains Popular
The ever populur fedora or Al- will he on display. '
pipo shape, in good stead for many
The eonservolive man will slick
years, will continue to h|a<> '•* to the Panama and leghorn. They I
horde of devotees os in limn past. are the truly comfort straws ami
Jt Is the stylo o f the mun who pre fur that reason will retain their
fers tho conventional; the man following.
who is pretty much set in his ways,
Derby Is Coming Hark
liml the only differenen is in size ! Tho derby which lias been with
of brim and crown,
us for scores of years a ^-pifSving
i As for colors pearl greys proli- through many years of diminishing
nbly will dominate tho field. This and increasing popularity, is ex
In the
particular shade always lias been pected to blossom forth.
Considered a spring color, hut un east this style has alerady won
til recent years hasn't made much •over many new wearers ntul the
ptrtdc forwards and this yea, movement, it is said, in travelin,'
promises to hit life peak of imp
Warily.
1 There, too, will h« other ehades
pf grey, running the entire gamut
from lights to darks.
Various
H E Hollywood is directly on IIo
looking tho Atlantic — fireproof
50.0 rooma, all with hath, t|le'
ocean. /,
- The Hollywood is “ homey"—domoc
ful happiness and comfort to every yU
is extreme in beauty.
That show a tendency for both
large and small models. The
graceful large hats are hold
ing a distinct place in the mil
linery world. Artistic combi
nation in colors make this'seajam’s hats distinctive.
Guests - in bathing costume may ,
rooms to the delightful Rurf-bhlhing on
to play on the warm sands. ~
The Hollywood has unexcelled sen
nished by hotel experts.
(k.K UiJ c
" 11 ‘■'iff limb
SC A R FS
rnf,trr ifrrtnto)
“tbr mtthrni R
Mnie Vj ^ H
arthfitn. A m ,
.wh| 3
r,"'M 11 Bil
V A N IT Y F A IR ” H O S E
Shficr chiffon quality in SprinR'a,
All silk and lisle ro-inforecmciils.
V A N IT Y FA IR ” U N D E R W E A R
Tho well dressed woman ebnoses "Vanity Fair" underwear
for their eliicneas in designs and qualily materials. Step-ins,
Teds, Coufiners, Knickers, Gowns and Pajamas.
M I-LADY’S SHOPPE
word ‘Spring ’ brings visions of renewed youth, vivacity and
It is off with the old and on with the
comes
thought of rarement is inevitable. *\
T he entire essence of that spirit is mi
wom en’s apparel tempered by the coredness and distinction of being l]jc
latest in shades and styles. „
J
/
-
Our lino is complete at tins time of the year, showing rare and
choice styles in correct street, afternoon, and cveninc aoDarcl.
Footwear
To complete a charm
ing
costume
our
spring line of smart
footwear /is in eager
readiness— gray and
its combinations are
being* shown a t this
time— stylish whites,
trimmed in black, as
well as black, satin
a n d . patent leather
trimmed in colors are
.found
among
our
numbers.
,
r i d a ' s largest
Opposite the P ost Office
�| Myers
ire from
ngs and
lyers on
[Tie male
irranged
women
. n « i n —" i v * b e«n rotting
•here for munths. I ’ve been here
since July. I’ll go to Russia—I'll
PRESS
go to hell, but I'll go craty If I
O f N. Y . Congressman
stay here much longer." was the
IBrookes, captain or rne camp, arid messago sent out by Norman
WASHINGTON. Feb. 24 VP)—
also the cash the latter had.
Klein, who is 'being held in the Representative Laguardih, Socia
county jail hero by immigration list, of New York, announceed
GAINESVILLE — Commissioner officers, to await deportation.
today that ho would ask the Labor
J. B. Royall. of the state depart
Dennrtment to investigate the sta
DAYTONA BEACH-Mrs. A. A. tus of Count Ludwig Salm von
ment of game and fish, has writ
ten the local chamber o f commerce Adler, local resident, has lust re lloogstraotcn, husband o f the
that he would come here shortly ceived four postcards mailed in former Mtlllcfnt' Rogers, to de
to look over a proposed lake for 1922. They were sent from De termine if he was scheduled to dethe establishment o f a hatchery. troit. "Chicago, Hot Springs and portntlon on the ground that ho
Miami, respectively. She has writ might become a public charge.
_____1_
*
ten a note of “ commendation" of
Count Salm arrived hero from
KISSIMMEE— Plans for the or the postal service to the local news
Falm Beach, accompanied by his
ganization of a new telephone sys papers.
mother, but kept closely to hia
tem f«r Kissimmee were announced
hotel room.
at o meeting o f the Kiwanis Club,
Mr. Lagunrdia said he cxpeected
when it was declared that the
present service was "absurd and
contrary to belter judgment of
ty. as they left the county court
anv sane subscriber."
building, following Mrs. Prall’s
appearance there ns n defendant in
an ejectment suit.
s
BTSTBMS
IXVKSTIOATIOJin
1PICO*
Robertson, Williams and Monahan
, negro
wasn't
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
French
, took
PAGE BEVBN1
U A R Y 24, 1926,
THE 8ANFQRD HERALD, WEDNESDA
to forward • letter to the Labor
Department late today ashing an
Inquiry into the Count’s case and
n it waa found he was without
means o f support, his deportation
will be required.
Bit; PURSE IS OFFERED
SCRANTON. Feb. 24 ( * ) —
Mickey Walker, champion welterVelght boxer of tho world, was o f
fered 130,000 by Jim Frmwley and
C e le r y L a n d
Mrs. Jessie D. Kleinmnn
Public Stenographer
Third Floor Court House
Phones <170 and 679-W
FOR SALE
Corner Sanford Avc., and 11 Street. 150 ft. East
ern Frontage on Sanford Avc $200 front foot. 1-5 cash
1-2-3-4 years.
9-Room House— Corner Park Avenuu and Gth Street,
(05 ft. frontage on Park Avenue)
Thi* special price for short time only, i .o ih , namovra
242-243-244—In the 8W 1-4 ef See. 1-21-31 Seminole
1 'i ’ miles northeast of Oviedo; >4 mile from 2 Railways
paved road.
Surrounding lands much higher nd making Idg money In
truck
PRICK |K,000.00
Terms, $.1,000.00 rash, balance 1-2 and 3 years at 6 per cent
intereal. Title la dear, no Inrumherancrs and 1923 tax Is paid.
Drive out and look at this land. Talk to the surroundin* owners. Ilellevc\vou will find that this kind of land la
Reasonably priced and with good terms.
PAULLAK E
•
Licensed Real Estate llrokcr
Salesman— E. T. M O O R E . ________
nngtime
k*
sunshine of Florida Ln
adopting fresh new Springtime ap
parel. -M c K i
ion have assemblec
for your approval the greatest array of
seasonable attire they’ve ever shown.
Exclusive, fashionable styles now
tody- A price range to meet every
conceivable clothing need.
H EN you step out on these bright" Spring
W
mornings you want to k
you wear are authentic in style; correct in pat
tern and tight in tailoring. By coming to the Man’s Store
Straw llats
Sports Wear
you’re certain that mode, fabric and needlework are
Leghorn, Panama
Knickers, Hose
right in detail.
Swiss Straws
Shirts”
New shipment
of Manhattans
'IYo users
Odd Flannel
sport trousers
■„r s f "
%
Avenue
yrniidierH to men who know
�GE EIGHT
Sanford Yacht
AN D EXTEND OUR REST WISH
FOR TH E SUCCESS
OF THE
First A n n u a l R eg a tta
To He Featured AI Lake Monroe
SANFORD
Friday, February 26th
J. D. IIOOL), Presrdcnr
S. A. WOOD, Viee-Pres
D. LANDIS, Secretary
�i ii
J R 3 I *,
_____
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PAGES 1 TO 8.
Ass0ciated
Press Full Leased Wire
|Amundsen to W e d Childhood Sweetheart I f
Mis Proposed Flight to North Pole Succeeds
uaria
Mrxicn «* " ot BO,C,y rOSP0nB,b,°
" r i h i i establishment and operaZ W ? “
That i . .b lo t « h «
B ! in large pert on the record.
„ f Americans.
Heavy tribute is paid the officinls herd by the American own"rt £ the dope establishments,
gambling halls, saloons and other
j?Vea
The hundreds o f fallen
women, most or them Americans
Jso pay their , £ bu* ^ “ *™Pl
officitHdom.
The whole thin*,
in short, is n xtriking combination
of Mexican laxity und American
F. A, Mark Icy, deputy 1'. 8. cu«'
toms collector, investigating con
ditions at Tia Juana for the Amer
ica government.
nnd street, known us “ la-per Lane."
Then “ Leper Lane" will he closed
tight, and a waiting wmld will be
Two Die In Orlundo
Automobile Mishap
ORLANDO, Fin., Feb. 24 </P)—
William F. Mays, 2.r>, of Orlnmln
ami Viola Libby, 22. of West I’ owtial, Maine, were instantly killed
late last night when a front,axle of
the roadster driven by Mays broke,
causing the car to turn over n
number of times, finally crashing
.into n post.
Miss Libby's chest was crushed,
neck broken, und spine twisted;
May's lmck was broken between
the shoulders and his chest crushed.
Skid murks on the road showed
that Mays had applied the brakes
and skidded over .‘10 feet.
Their bodies were found mangled
together, in the seat of the ear
about half an hour after tho ac
cident.
i attempting to fre Elmo' K. Gordon of
irlrna sailor held at Tia Juana on trumped
they are : l)r. J. A. I’erpz, Capt. L. N. TnySmith, of the ileventh naval district.
NUMBER 176
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24/1926.
informed that Tin Juana luis put
its house in order.
More than 200 American women
are now waiting in Son Diego for
the opening of this resort.
It will
be one of tho largest institutions
of Its own terrible kind in the entiro world.
For n few dnys after the Peteet
outrage the American saloon and
dive owners were worried lest tho
city he really closed.
But now
they are at ease again.
“ It will bo only a fow days now
until business will be better than
usual," one told me.
“ Wo knew
that officials here wouldn’t do
anything, and we didn't really bellave that the American govern
ment Could do anything."
‘i ‘ |f
*I 1 ‘
.• ,*,*
Heading for. Home
In thd' eVdnlng long strings of
automobiles wind their way out o f
town and across tho plain to the
international line and the road to
San Diego and the liorth.
They
carry back, loads of ’ tourista,
"suckcra,? and the like headed
home nfter a dny of what passes
for amusement.
l.ntcr, when tho tourists have,
left, other autos head north over
the line into the-United States.
They carry men who own and I.ucy Thompson, 17, hud the town
operate the unspeakable dives of Wlllctte, Tonn., ngog over a
here— carry them buck to their supposed ghost for months. Mys
terious tappings and rapn in the
homes in the United States.
dead of night In her parents’ home
attracted the attention o f tho en
tire neighborhood, until (t was dis
covered that she hsd caused them
for a prank. She ran some risk
’in her escapade, as several times
gum- were fired in the direction of
the “ gllost."
(H ITS COTTON EXCHANGE
HOUSTON, Texas, Feb. 23.— (/»*)
—W. L. Clayton, head of Anderson,
Clayton nnd Company, said to be
the largest spot cotton firm In the
world today, admitted that his firm
has resigned from the Houston Cot
ton Kxchnnge, after what he term
ed n ftp day dispute over the ad
ministration fif the exchunge.
size of tho Shenandoah.- I don’t
think thore la any .doubt that w i
will discover the pole on thli trip.
“ Then wo Will continue flying
straight over to Alaalta, searching
for a continent bellevad to lie be
tween tho pole and North Amer-
Hrudenlon—County to build new
bridge across Amin Mnriu nnd
Longboat Islundip
Plant City—Struwlxjrry growers
in this district will receive $2,DUO,000 for 11*20 crop.
The featuring: of the First Annual Regatta means much
to the progress of the city. Today it stands alone as a city
with unrivaled possibilities for an industrial, commer
cial and agricultural center.
Already, it is foremost as
-
being one of the greatest agricultural producing centers
r‘k’hl. here to ;i degree never lieN|uulled. The element of risk is entliminated. Our assurance of pernl growth is solidly based upon our
I) apparent stability.
You ni ill have nn opportunity to pur
of the state. With the same pride and progressive spirit,
chase one or more of the remain inn few
Sanford is certain to forge ahead, leading in all branches
lots in M AYFAIR.
ti
*.
o f industry.
.t .
Jf
With the State’s attention focused up
ls necessary is 1tint you us a
i investor shall take stock of the
properties in Greater Sanford
nc the fundamentals that bring
creased values and profits— faviKatinn. accessibility, proximity
Monroe and the business center
improvements and building conriHuhmit that no property
i m \J-V*T nsHe*s to the degree
1-‘ In j 1- A IR .
on Sanford's opportunities prices on this,
Sanford’s finest! T0sidtui1|ial property,
will undoubtedly rise to figures un
dreamed of ut the present-ttmc.-You
now have your opportunity in. the last
public offering of this magnficent pro
perty.
Druid Park, one o f the super developments ofi Sanford,
offers the investor unusual “opportunity for home or fo r
pFdfit. Improvements are riow being made.
It is just a
matter of time until it will b£ one o f Sanford's most de
sirable home communities.
See it today, talk with our representative that you'w ill
understand the attractive features it embodies.
214 East First Street
v ,
.
C. L. ^ritt
E. A. Chittenden
Joe D. Chittenden
L» P, Chittenden
OUR ORGANIZATION
.i
-
*
Frank J. Fitzpatrick
D. C. Griffin
W. C. Hill
E. M. Hunt
Howard Overlin
Mildred G. Peal
E.H.Pichard
THE BRITT-CHITTENDEN REALTY CO* INC,
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GE EIGHT
Sanford Yacht
AND EXTEND OUR REST WISH
FOR THE SUCCESS
OF THE
First A n n u a l R eg a tta
To He Featured AI Lake Monroe
SANFORD
Friday, February 26th
J . D. IIOOL), Presrdcnr
S. A. WOOD, Viee-Pres
D. LANDIS, Secretary
�i ii
J R 3 I *,
_____
:» '
PAGES 1 TO 8.
Ass0ciated Press Full Leased Wire
|A m undsen to W e d Childhood Sw eetheart I f
uaria
Mrxicn «* " ot BO,C,y rOSP0nB,b,°
" r i h i i establishment and operaZ W ? “
That i . . b l o t « h «
B ! in large pert on the record.
„ f Am ericans.
Heavy tribute is paid the officinls herd by the American own"rt £ the dope establishments,
gambling halls, saloons and other
j?Vea
The hundreds o f fallen
women, most or them Americans
Jso pay their , £ bu* ^ “ *™Pl
officitHdom.
The whole thin*,
in short, is n xtriking combination
of Mexican laxity und American
F. A, Mark Icy, deputy 1'. 8. cu«'
toms collector, investigating con
ditions at Tia Juana for the Amer
ica government.
nnd street, known us “ la-per Lane."
Then “ Leper Lane" will he closed
tight, and a waiting wmld will be
Two Die In Orlundo
Automobile Mishap
ORLANDO, Fin., Feb. 24 </P)—
William F. Mays, 2.r>, of Orlnmln
ami Viola Libby, 22. o f West I’ owtial, Maine, were instantly killed
late last night when a front,axle of
the roadster driven by Mays broke,
causing the car to turn over n
number of times, finally crashing
.into n post.
Miss Libby's chest was crushed,
neck broken, und spine twisted;
May's lmck was broken between
the shoulders and his chest crushed.
Skid murks on the road showed
that Mays had applied the brakes
and skidded over .‘10 feet.
Their bodies were found mangled
together, in the seat o f the ear
about half an hour after tho ac
cident.
i attempting to fre Elmo' K. Gordon of
irlrna sailor held at Tia Juana on trumped
they are : l)r. J. A. I’erpz, Capt. L. N. TnySmith, of the ileventh naval district.
N U M B E R 176
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24/1926.
Mis Proposed Flight to North P ole Succeeds
informed that Tin Juana luis put
its house in order.
More than 200 American women
are now waiting in Son Diego for
the opening of this resort.
It will
be one of tho largest institutions
of Its own terrible kind in the entiro world.
For n few dnys after the Peteet
outrage the American saloon and
dive owners were worried lest tho
city he really closed.
But now
they are at ease again.
“ It will bo only a fow days now
until business will be better than
usual," one told me.
“ Wo knew
that officials here wouldn’t do
anything, and we didn't really bellave that the American govern
ment Could do anything."
‘i ‘ |f
*I 1 ‘
.• ,*,*
Heading for. Home
In thd' eVdnlng long strings of
automobiles wind their way out o f
town and across tho plain to the
international line and the road to
San Diego and the liorth.
They
carry back, loads of ’ tourista,
"suckcra,? and the like headed
home nfter a dny of what passes
for amusement.
l.ntcr, when tho tourists have,
left, other autos head north over
the line into the-United States.
They carry men who own and I.ucy Thompson, 17, hud the town
operate the unspeakable dives of Wlllctte, Tonn., ngog over a
here— carry them buck to their supposed ghost for months. Mys
terious tappings and rapn in the
homes in the United States.
dead of night In her parents’ home
attracted the attention o f tho en
tire neighborhood, until (t was dis
covered that she hsd caused them
for a prank. She ran some risk
’in her escapade, as several times
gum- were fired in the direction of
the “ gllost."
(H ITS COTTON EXCHANGE
HOUSTON, Texas, Feb. 23.— (/»*)
— W. L. Clayton, head of Anderson,
Clayton nnd Company, said to be
the largest spot cotton firm In the
world today, admitted that his firm
has resigned from the Houston Cot
ton Kxchnnge, after what he term
size of tho Shenandoah.- I don’t
think thore la any .doubt that w i
will discover the pole on thli trip.
ed n ftp day dispute over the ad
ministration fif the exchunge.
“ Then wo Will continue flyin g
straight over to Alaalta, searching
for a continent bellevad to lie be
tween tho pole and North Amer-
Hrudenlon—County to build new
bridge across Amin Mnriu nnd
Longboat Islundip
Plant City— Struwlxjrry growers
in this district will receive $2,DUO,000 for 11*20 crop.
The featuring: of the First Annual Regatta means much
to the progress of the city. Today it stands alone as a city
with unrivaled possibilities for an industrial, commer
cial and agricultural center. Already, it is foremost as
being one of the greatest agricultural producing centers
of the state. With the same pride and progressive spirit,
Sanford is certain to forge tiahead, leading in all*.branches
.t .
of industry.
Jf
-
r‘k’ hl. here to ;i degree never lieN|uulled. The element of risk is ent liminated. Our assurance of pernl growth is solidly based upon our
I) apparent stability.
You ni ill have nn opportunity to pur
chase one or more of the remain inn few
lots in M A Y F A IR .
With the State’s attention focused up
ls necessary is 1tin t you us a
i investor shall take stock o f the
properties in Greater Sanford
nc the fundamentals that bring
creased values and profits— faviKatinn. accessibility, proximity
Monroe and the business center
improvements and building conriHuhmit that no property
i m \ J-V*T nsHe*s to the degree
1-‘ In j 1- A IR .
on Sanford's opportunities prices on this,
Sanford’s finest! T0sidtui1|ial property,
figures un
dreamed o f ut the present-ttmc.-You
now have your opportunity in. the last
will undoubtedly rise
to
public offering o f this magnficent pro
perty.
Druid Park, one of the super developments ofi Sanford,
offers the investor unusual “opportunity for home or for
pFdfit. Improvements are riow being made. It is just a
matter of time until it will b£ one of Sanford's most de
sirable home communities.
See it today, talk with our representative that you'will
understand the attractive features it embodies.
214 East First Street
v ,
.
C. L. ^ritt
E. A. Chittenden
Joe D. Chittenden
L» P, Chittenden
OUR ORGANIZATION
.i
- *
Frank J. Fitzpatrick
D. C. Griffin
W. C. Hill
E. M. Hunt
H o w a rd O v e r lin
M ild re d G . P e a l
E.H.Pichard
T H E B R IT T -C H IT T E N D E N R E A L T Y C O * IN C ,
�B 0 A TMEN
and
YACHTMEN
T H E C IT Y O FFICIALS take this means of welcom ing the
great number of visitors that are here to witness the First
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j
Annual Regatta lo be held on Lake Monroe, Sanford, Feb
ruary
26.
Under the auspices of the Sanford Yacht Club.
IVc
hopeyour
oisil
w ill a long and pleasant
one, and that ijou toil I velum in the near future
to remain as
T h e
C ity
a
cit Hen
of
the city substantial.
O fficia ls
F O R R E S T I.A R E . Mayor
of
S a n fo rd
S. O. C H A SE
E .F IIO U SI-IO LD ER
�THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY; FBPRlfARY
n T JV E P Q S E R T S
turr.?'1 from a
black bear in.ol “ We’re not after truffles ” e*
, tiny mouse. .And you.always so plained Jupc hastily. “ W e ■.a me
kind and obliging, too.
i°n another trrnnd ami we thought
«*To tell the truth.” said Paddy-, Pe£hnP* .vou might help us.”
foot "I « » s so. glad to get away
“ So t may,” said the Truffle
I dlm't mind being a mouse for a , Hunter obligingly.
"Just
|
Ihile All I did rrom morning til don t have to use my „ „ st, Vou
night was to gr» to the pantry and * « * truffles grow tindtr the ground
t the by-laws and constitution nrd there is mi wav of telling
)Ut of the sugar barrel fur Old "h ere they are units- one- can
mue Whiskers. He never could Mm- cleverly. If one has a good
emenibcr what the
laws were. Mueller he can always find them.
Vot thnt He wanted to-keep them. A ll one has to do is to snull wh ■-••
It just wanted to break them.” n truffle is and then dig down nr.d
vWe’re going to the house of th e, get it. They are very delicious
r. fW
v.-1
tax, nnpropriatloh and aviation
bills os well as in pruiwaed farm
and railroad legislation out ia sat
isfied with the progress by Con
gress In the treatment at those
mensures.
The President ' is anxious -that
WASHINGTON. Felj. 23.— </Pl— the recommendations of his air
I resident Coolldge believes the board be adequately cared for in
present Congress has about es a legislative way and remain yptablished a record for expeditious j posed to legislation which would
go beyond those recommendations.
It ts hi* contention
that the
tinted States should nnve n frood
nir service hut should exercise
caution to prevent^the building of
military aviation to a point where
it might he curried to the extreme
or become competitive in theory,
thereby opposing the race between
nation* far competitive nir power
President Pleased
With Progress Of
Present Congress
BARTON
,
■AGETHREB
2iy 1920*
"W o ’re
Tree on
truffles ate— fine with mimed
chicken or to serve on to a s t. ’
“ Wo n’t you/sit down now and
Dunedin—Contract let at $4!>0,"W|. for installing water nnd sewer
mains in first, unit o f Dunedin
"They say this is a remarkable car” ‘
"M y husband calls it 'a Great Automobile,
and since driving it , I agree with bim*\
js. ▼jl taste equals its lure tor the mas
culine love o f efficiency. Unerring
feminine judgment for correctly de
signed and executed interiors adds its
decision—"It’ s a Great Automobile.”
,d an> truflles today, my friends,
. i h niav come along u you line, m u*
‘ ilv ioot..
You may be o f use."
w*‘ i
"Thank you," said Paddyfoot.
’ " I ’d love to go.”
’ ,
So away they all went, and in
about l.*i minutes they came to the
|7„ home of the Truffle Hunter.
,|ii|
"Here we are! A ll o u t!" cried
may June as he stopped tin automoblv- Idle.
• to
So the Twins got out ami they
mu- all went up tin- steps o f the Trufhim fl<- Hunter's house ami rang the
L M,r,.
And prelt\ soon the door opened
iitnl there stood a man with a
\er\ long nose.
^
Ilf t-oiir.'C a lot o f people have
iunj. noses. mnl the Twins ha-l met
Humy mhl people oh ih fir travel*
who Imil i-Mretm-ly long noses, hut
tins mu- was a nose o f noses, for
it wont nearly to the griiund.
"Pin si»rrv. bill I couldn’t find
on;- 1 1 nIf I>s today, niv friends."
In- In gan when lie saw them. "I
No k lime i i "Id and I can't smell so
tdonv. well. Did you wish a nouiid or a
ii wrto half pound?"
[„ tin-,
Lni-lied
Kf *"tl
pre h
r- h a
k 'v
ki“k 'iI wh' ii
r .01 '"
then I
SANFORD AUTOMOBILE CO
There
a fresh
isn't
egg
anything
fried
nicer
than
i n •S n o w d r i f t *
Snowdrift
a wholesome f r y i n g
fxt
I lie Iasi development williiiv llie ci Iy limits in llie Eastern Lake Section
fh c Brill-Chillvnden Really Co., Inc
Sales Agents For
WE CON GRATULATE T H E
at the presentation of the
Scruggs-Scoggan, Inc
�,
T r r m p g n A V rKBR1[TARY 24
THE RANFOIUyffg
Friday, February 26, 1926
/
Featuring Cruisers, Racing
Slope and Pow er Boats
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4
♦
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Competing for Prizes Amounting
to More Than
(ir n n a i^ - p
'V 1mi rtratio lV
mMr«m"Mulirk. V u r-t*«nn
Author Yovvell. ( 'nptnip
I'tiiiik Mr Noil. Treasurer
W. K. White. Secretary
P.llti.1 T4>HH
S‘ r r n S
George \\ Knight
KniTest Lake
It. -I Holly
Kolaiitl I I ii'.iit
i{i (. \ rV \
I'. A Men.
Ualpli W ight
A. It I’latt
M It. 11lit ton
Kai I Schultz
f liflvl* Hliorvii ProperiIri
c o m m it t e e
�THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1926
Under Auspices
Y o u arc the energy that has m ade
*
the progress of the city the m arvel o f
the entire State.
co-operation
Continuance of such
and
civic
enthusiasm
will place Sanford foremost as Florid a ’s central metropolis.
I his is no time to shirk— keep up
the spirit that has m ade the city w orth y
§
r
of its n am e— “T h e City Substantial".
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'f. kI—Announcements
9— Personals
. . ' INC.
208 Oak Avenue
Phono 41
'STEWART THE FLORIST*'
Flowers fur nil occasions.
814 Myrtle. Phone ii<J0-W
CHEVROLET
27— PrnfeKsIoaal Services
Ddn-Jnn Chevrolet Cm. Inc.
49—I’oullry amTSuppHcs
Tenth and K inftuirf'Avc., phone 768
P A IN -T h c danger signal o f di DETWEEN 7tT a ND 100 young
.
REEL & DONS
scos? within the body. The chi
hens. Call
*
You Drive It.
ropractic adjustments) will remove
W. Myrtle and 2nd St. at R. R. the muse. Phono 182-J, for an
appointment. I)r. W. E. MacDou- FOR PUKE bred Rhode Island
eggs/ Call 2412.
DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS
1023 fFord Coupe
*
WIGHT PR IN T SHOP— Printing 53— Buildinir Materials
Engraving. Embossing. See nr
first. We do ’ it. Phone 417-W
It. It. Avo.-Commcrcial St.
IV—Employment
1024 Dodgo Couuo
1025 114 Ton Graham Truck
1025 Dodge Sport Touring
1025 Ford Coupe
1026 Ford Fordor Sedan
TWO~F.XPEIUKNCED Waitresses, i
.
DELL CAFE
P IA N IS T Capable playing vnu<le
villi*. Permanent engagement.
Fred ( ’. Grenny, Cross Realty Co
Ft. Myers, Florida.
YOUNG M A N W A N T E D t*. do of
fin* and stenographic work. An
ply 232 Meisch Building.
WIGHTS— Three stations. Mag
nolia nnd Second, First and Elm 35— Salesmen nnd Ajjonls
Sanford Avenue mid 10th Street
Jfxprrt service.
TRACTOR Service leariag plow
itig. (linking ami rlii-et grading
1ei u . tin vour nlidivi*ion, M. M
1Lord, Route A. Box 210.
Pint let*
E.
A M E R IC A N t'A F E
SPURRING,
E. A. STROUT, Farm Agency
58— Household Goods
Apply 11 Masonic
!l— Jewelry ;ind WntchcH
I
STUDEBAIvF.lt lute model big *
sedun. Good tiros and nalnt.
tlS*d very little. A wonderful hni
gain. 1215 Palmetto Ave. See King
19— I! ui Idi tig— Foul rad inf*
SAN FO R D ROOFING CO. Tile
raofs, built up nmfs. Re-roofing
Inc.
Pleasure cars and Graha i trucks. t*V*‘r old ronfa. Leaks repaired; INOak nnd 2nd Street.
Phono 3 **mniis free. Cull u.«k Ave. and
DODGE
Miller O. P h illip Co
3rd St. Phono H I
M ONTEZUM A H O T E L
Sanford's
must
homo-tiko
ho
tel;
located
mi
corner
Magmdia
CUT I* LOWERS for sale. Cn lentil* Avo., 2 miiiuten walk from
la*. sweet i»eas and other cut
ncsti seel urn. Open ail your.
(inly producers Wanted. We ba.'o flow* rs. 25c per dozen.
Phone
j . it. M c Do n a l d , Mgr.
an unuMinllv attractive propo.-itiua |t» \V. Mrs. I,. 11. .tones.
Phono 485
In i ffer to hustlers yhn haw entile
to Sanford to make money.(lor list
F U R N IS H El* front bedroom
ings and clientel is the U -t. If
carry a complete, list of theit
rent. Hot
water, bath.
...ikmfoid D rafei; S, A. Rive
B W. First St.
i'hone (117 AUTOMOBILE DEALERS If yol
want to sell your Used eats, ad
rerUkj^ptly on the classified page
CHRYSLER
CnA.S. T. FU LLER MOTOR CO.
1411 W. lat St.
Phone 692
P A IN T IN G and kalsoinlulog wall;-
W IL L Y S -K N IG H T .*nd (herb^d.
Work guarautimd
Mitisfaelory
F. and M. .Motor Co., Park and George Baird, Pninti-r, Sanford
Commercial,
Fla. 200 Palmetto.
3RV 3 0 V vM K O N
n
AK IK LIS A*a I T IV» -VF
in i
*t\ v t:*s’r
SCXJ A,*S4X
f-n.r;A‘ jA.KiT
T O «&AsN >
fi ROOM HOUSE with bath and
sleeping porch. Terms reason
able. Uth St, between Elm and
Myrtle. Phone 451-J Sanford.
FOR SALE by owner, house on 55
ft’, lot in -tho best part o f San
ford outskirts, oak trbes
with
beautiful view. Strictly modern
in I he modified Spanish stylo of
architecture. Terms on interview.
Uox It*. Herald.
B A R G A IN BY OWNER
improvdo land, $2, too
n;,«f
cash or by the am*. $501* Imli
in Soulltf’ rn Sanford.
Aililn-.
“ Lund’’ Box 733, City.
LOT
TUCCU U U N G A l.O W
Liculed on Onk Avenue
at fourleclilii Street.
PRICE $H,mm.oo
l«.u;
O N E LO T 23 C b|o. k I’
W IroM h
Symrnu lleach .fating ...uiti.
3 blocks from ocean, ’ n blink ti u*
river. Hard
streets. Milew.dl.
w ater anil lights. Price $I r**»n*.•<
it** CuU
cash $500.00; $25.00 on n n.tl*
'•r»r.
Phone 100. W. O, Hurt In,t
(RH'JE
N E A T L Y F U R N IS H E D ROOMS
Plenty of Mot Water. Adults
only, till 1 Palmetto Ave.
With 5
K**t»ite
W O ND EIil't I
BUSINESS l.OI
OW NERS
Phone 707
Un F irs! Street
A LS O
A
Iwitt.M'ii
W O N DEIH'Ul
C O R N E R A PA R UM EN I H U
SI— Houses For Salt*
Huv
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-
—
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" ■ 'M E D . APT or llon-rke,
mg i minis, h, Man h J. .1. .1. |
* an oj Herald * m I tee.
U Y \ NEW* MID I’ it o l’ l.i; I II
UN* ( iRPORATEl*
1 I* M, BREAM, Sales Ditntoi
Ball Building. Boom- H* A II
W A N TE D
j
N m loid. H a.
I
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A FORTY TO F IF T Y ACRE
Address P. O. B*«x l;
Duytuiiu Ucacb,
7 I— Apartments and Fla Us
Phone
37— S iltm lin u s W a n ltd — .Malt*
__
■________________________
e roam furnishith garage, 107 ,
And offer for it a GOINf
t MAE MINE of 25U ueics
With over one hundred thuuMiud in eipiipment. Twenty
five houses, ^tolu topper etc.
Ono block from New lu ii*Lakn Hotel, in Sanford. Ha
Need eiisil for Otht i pioiullu
will sell for less than market
value.
i ,.l— W a n te d — R o o m s, Hoard
88,
Daytona
BUNGALOW
Close
Eastern exposure. 5 rooms and
— bath. Pi ire fo r next few days $G700
77— Houses* fur Ilenl
I easy terms.
‘
Eastern exposure lot in Pino
I* U It N Is l 11. D house for
n ut. 311*1 hurst $10*0; Cush $800. Balance 10
Elm Avenue,
suit.
’ .
R IPE FOR PLUCK)Nt
S3— Hiisiness Droperlv
McCALL A FOX
REALTORS
PHONE T45.
a $;;,*»it* tut n« t profit
■BALDWIN
AM )
BROWN
CLOSE
in
W. I*. C AR TE R
Room 230 Meisch Building
(IMPS ON EASY TERMS. 5
'"in house $2,01)0; $1,535 rash,
*l“ i>cc $30. monthly. New 5 room
"i e *1.500; $1,000 cash. hal. $00
r month 5 room hotivo $5,000;
Bio * ash, balance terms. Wanted
"Uses in sell.
•LAS. A. JOHNSON
112 W. 1st Street.
By GEORGE McMANUS
•r T,*/vy D O C T O R
'aTAvV
L H A N i , r •* r r v r s .
44. HR ENT w o o l).
east, ono block from Ingliw;,i |
I I bearing orange tiers I'jht
$750.00. $150.00 Cash ........ f-f
month.
Phono 1fib. W. C, lla rlline.
le III' two men
M. Schneider.
TW <* fin ill In d
floor,
Close
1**1 I‘til met lo.
Idi— Wattled— To
I t»B S A L E - T W O B E A U T IF U L
I'l klligeMi Puppies from
best
si*‘ik •>t»tainable. Splendid beuds,
'Veil boned leg;*
and
gorgeous
oatr. Priced
v»*rv
reasonable.
Mrs, Marie Short. 2305 Magnolia
Avenue.
BRITT-CHITTENDKN lit \irv
CO., INC.
T H E D A V E Y W IN S T O N
Organi/.atmn, Itu-urnurutcd
BRINGING UP FATHER
H O w - KetMt5istOC«< M 3U
N O W S TA .V DS tNCD tX3t
Palmetto Ave.
wide awake •alci.man who ..in
prove .ihilny. selling well I,,
mlcil lot-* m i it v limits.
Muiy, Ftoriila.
An ideal residence )
Rose Court, 150 feet |
for $2,500,00 on |i
terms.
TE N to two hundred belts or pul
lets not o\er 12 pmnths old. II. T, N E W t ROOM HOUSE 2 blocks
Tiller, Route A. Sanford. Fin.
o f f w est F in d St. Lot 40X139.
(iarage, lights, water and tdinde,
W AN TED 1 to 5 colonies of Price $2,250.00; $750.00 Cash Ilal- 5 LOTS facing Palmcim Air |v.
Rees, in modern 10 frame hives. unco*$3(MMt monthly. Rent subject
ginning rut*. Geneva and i amm;
R. F. Tiller. Paula.
lu Vale $30.01) per month. Phone aouth. Various ‘'sizes. $ra)tl r;i C
or the 5 fo r $2,500. Terms y f
SANFORD nnd P H ILAD E LPH IA I (hi. W. ( ‘. Hart line.
dross D. I. G. Box 88 fit ,
change
SAN FO R D B U IC K CO,
212 Magnolia Avenue
Phone 307
NASH
Four room house,
motto Avenue for :
5700,00 cash, balance
jV R E A L bargain in a furnlshoi
1 home. Sec Simmons Really Co,
phono 49-J.
•
(i 1-A — Miscellaneous Hx
S A N F O ltl) ELECTRIC CO.
A
T rA **JT A J
1N Th,‘
Surer<kot to Gllhm A Pluli
H E R A L D will bring you in big
llti Magnolia. Everything eb*c- *ytulla.
Advertise those old nr
t* u ul.
Phone 422. Elei tragith H cle# 'you have etored nwoy ami
11UPS— MAUMONH
Radio.
',av® no Use for. A little thirtyit
Sanford Automobile Co.
— — ----— ----- I cent ad may bring you *everul
r 200 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137
JAMES 11. COWAN All kinds dollars, Phone 14H nnd a repreof tint ami Sheet Metal Wmk. sentalive will mil and m*o you.
fir, L IN C O L N - FORD — FORDS ON
Water and Boat Tank--. \t Oak ",-------------------------*
Edward Jligglus, lac.
Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele- *!* — H uslness U lip o r lu n itie s
, Commercial tt Palmetto. Phone 331
phatie I I I .
------------— - ■
—■ ---------D IA N A
I«*B SALE BY OWNER
Moon — Diana Sule* nnd Service M ilt At LE Concrete C o , |
to ill health w ill s, I) enti
cement Wort:, sidewalk",
208 W. First St.
Pin,ne 017
uckk at
a bill guilt.
4
1 big h*n«k > irn ga lio ii boxes
fi. (J. PORTER. Mgr.
i*wi»e|j. Lake Mar, Cuslm
T. rmlh gi r. Prop.
b a r u a in s
H I— H ouses F o r S ale
(17— Dooms W ith Hoard
II—A utomohileH
I*
FIL L IN G S TA TIO N nnd roudalde
stand. On main highway, acre
land, high and dry, fine fo r fruit
ami poultry. Good income assured;
will traveled rond. New 4 room
bungalow, broad pinzza, phone nnd
electricity available, splendid views
leaving state, sacrifice At $3,500.
Part needed. Herman Corrington.
■107 First Nat’l. Bank Building,
Sanford, Florida.
WOOD I OR SA LE , fif iv strands
pine wood rut stove length. See
ROOMS, with or without meal**
Air. O'Rcnr Sanford Realty O ffice
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel
Rail Bldg
Phone <157. Priced to
move quickly.
f resh oysters daily. We carry
P A IR GLASSES. Dull
Sr..Pine only the best in these linen. Try our
Ave. Finder please return to store for quality product*. Royal
Lea Bros. .Market, “ Tin* Basket.’’ Fruit Co., 1<*7 W. First Street.
Receive reward..
MAN WANTI O
SANFO RD DRUG t O M I'A N Y
BROWN L E A T H E R B IL L F O L D
“ The Rex,ill Store”
^sometime Snturdav a. ra. Clievro- ! We make a specially of our prompt
’ -Ict regietration card inside. Finder ' filling of prescript ions and quirk
L \t u r n * in \u o p p u R r u \ i t y
ptonso return to Herald O ffice and
delivery.
f receive reward.
.Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches
V N K Y’S DUCG STO RE Pre
script ions, Drugs, Soda*.
We
nr,, as near y<m as your phone.
Call 103.
83— Farms and Lund fo r Sale
Ill— Miscellaneous
10— Lost and Found
11— A u to m o b iles F or Sal*
FIFTE E N acres. 0 room house,
orange grove and chicken farm,
in Longwooci. ,See Simmons Real
ty Co., phono 49-J.
R E L IA B L E WATCH R E P A IR IN G i We have Northern buyers for
Jim. T, Brody. Urumb Puleston real bargains.
L IT T L E and C L A V D K N
1 Hall Building.
subdivision We have jn«t opened up a modern ynu lira k nalesmuu amt v.ant to best offering** ill the cluiMficd col
specialist.
Subdivision to Or- cafe in the Fate* building. We serve make |ierniunent ionnei lnnis, wheru
Ucightn, Mortdu on Dixie Hirh- home nuked funds, in tin* eleanest your services will l>c appreciated,
lantio, Florida, and F lo r u of surroundings. Everything m ili >and your income imlinuieil. Ad. 0 5 — S p c H ttls a l the Slttrc a
ilit*,s Box D WU care Herald, U>r
i w a r . -—
'
tary. Come in and eat .with mt*
I an interview.
j E n v e l o p E nurse lost, Idack. sum
IF IT'S A BAR G AIN
o f money and pictures in purse.
"W e Have I t ”
Nome Miss lx*mpi Nurmi on hack
S D N N Y L A N D R E A L T Y CO.
of onu of tin, pictures. Return to
Realtor
T. . H. Fowler, Valdez Realty Co., II. G, Wool worth, M g r, 221 Melt cli
annex Valdez Hotel. Be ward
Bldg., over P iggy W iggly, but \\r
deliver.
Largest Real Estate orgnniza
tioh in the world. See Mr
Corrington 107 First Nut'l
Batik building.
Farms and Lnnd F or Sole
(i.S— Rooms W ilh ou l Hoard
III—Business Service
J.
Our Listings arc not
Exclusive.
RE FIN E D L A D Y
j SEW ING M A C H IN E . Good order,
For Real Estate Work
No previous experience necessary $20,00 Ilox D-H.
13— Automobiles for list
Drawing account nnd commission,
change.
given to the one who can qualify. EVER HRITE Radiant Oil Renter.
Sanford
Agent. J09 Sanford
*1111
For personal interview, address, ■ 0
W ILT, trade 11*25 Ford Sedan for It. H. Muntz. 204 S. Bench St., * A vc mr
good house car. Address Waller
Daytona Beach, Florida.
E. Perry, 1021 ’ b Elm. City.
Sanford Stove A- Furniture Co.
321 E. First Street
16— S ervice Stations— Ifepair' 33— Help Wanted— Male
We carry a full line
Oar prici*.'* arc right. Cash or
infr
v
•
CEM ENT F IN ISH E R S an side terms.
We want your business.
5000 Squeaks
We’ll take ’em out mid
ABSO LU TELY FREE
Moodnv and Tucsduy,
Fell. 22 and 23
PERFECTION AUTO
LAU N D RY
Wc desire listings on groves,
truck farms and small ac
reage of nil kinds. If yotr
alx* desirous of converting your
properly into cash why not
hnve uur organization work for
you. Our twenty-five years
of service in selling farms
should be proof enough that
wo know how.
110 North' laurel St,
GIRL W ANTED— to assist at
rterks desk nnd operate switch
board. Apply-Valdez Hotel.____
walks.
FARMS W ANTED!
%
Builders Supplies
I FOR SALE, An upright piano in
good condition, also a few pieces
o f bedroom furniture. Mrs. Pul
es ton. Rose Court,
WANTED!
83—
II. B. McCALL JU.
32— Help Wanted— Female
MILLER O. PHILLIPS, INC.
I'lione 3
Oak at Sccond^R,
XI—Real Estate For
Sale
PEKINGESE AT STUD: I’ayo
Wobg of San Fo. U rg e «u|
skulls), heavy board. wrtKht 8 1-2
lb*. Foe 525.00 Mrs. Short. 230o
Magnolia Avenue.____________ .
25— Florists,
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THE S A N F O R D H E R A L D .
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B A Y A R D R E A L T Y CO
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W ANTED BADLY
Salesmen who can and wm
sent a good buy to
mission allowed.
l is t in g s w a n t e d
I f you desire to sell
in Franklin Terrace or
farm, list it with us. Weguara
THE W H ITE R EALTY * ‘
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�PAGE SEVEN
IR U A R Y 24, 1926.
TH E SANFORD H ERALD, W E D N E SD i
rH E N E B B S
By Sol Hess
Welcome Stranger?
CELERY FARM S
Prices
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v o te X t h e m c e u x r s
]) FOR M X l 'CAO?e\ CQ>\F. WGRR M K -
S acre tracts, undeveloped
Celery land.
$200 per acre and up,
J i OiOsrr
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/INKS U P S TU FF,
COULO OIOL.X 0€ /T H A T ESPuOOeS-;
V. M A>OR V W ^ N j/ s u P P O S tM 1TW EY
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10 acres tiled, 5 room house,
bam. 40 fruit trees $12,000.
«->ooo Cash, Balance $1,‘000
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TO OL£\\J m e
v o u t a aeo !
JAS. A. JOHNSON
112 W. 1st Street.
7 SAY.VOUMO retAGR, WMAT o o
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P E O PLE 6 0 1 0 OED ilH 4 k iM 6 TM iS
to m m t o p i fre e s r x d u o c t t e r ' p a c k
N IX i R CljQTMfTS A M O T H A T EXP l O S iO M
« T U F F A M O C fT O U T O F T O W N 0 GFORE
i stxjfee a o r u u . o f Bu c k s h o t
,
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FOR TME LEAD !
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rich black ailt loam (not much)
in the famous Delta o f the Rio
Grande in South Texas. Irrlgntcd. well drained. F ifty miles fur■ •
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Boots and Her Buddies
By Martin
Yer All Wrong, Prof
U&m lUTHL HOUSE
6 0 IN6 -THATF,
WiVbNT CHANfito
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I 2 Acre Grange Grove A limit
l ml lei from Sanford near Twin
l.akes, one half mite from golf
.-nurse, Price •$(Ifi(l(U)O. Terms
cash $2000.00 in one year
and $2000.00 in two years at 8 pe*
rent interest.
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XOH ? m io s T G E T T I N G U p -
This Grove paid 25 per cent, net
on above price this season.
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Realtors
Masonic Building
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th a t ' s a T in e , d a v ’s w o R K -ib o o Tm q
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c o m m a n d * a a t i r e f r o m THE
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P R I C E . - F A L iC V A H A T !^ ,
N — Wit tt I oil— II cn I K n I n t e
w a n t i ; i i l.i.^tings on biiildinii
>•- m I'nrt Mellmj and Satifonl
Klith. lleun-lterK Corporation
l.KAKN A IH lU r Tola County am'
latkeland, through
the
StarTeleeraiu.
Ite^t advertising me
dium in South Florida. Published
mm iKagn.
S T A K -T K L K O U A M —
l nLi litnd. Florida.
III’ N AM A I) in these columns.
The mst is small, results are
great. Phono HH.
DAILY NF.WB—it rovers Browunl County thoroughly which o
i.ue of the must rapidly growing
sei tions on the Florida
tToaaL
Sample ropj and rale card Upo®
I'NUemt.
ADVERTISING get* result! tf '»L
rrarhm i»#»tcntiml buyrTm. !*•*
l*ika Daily News is circulated In
•a industrial and agricultural ecvlion.
I»«» YOU WANT TO BUY or
snvthing 1— |f- a,, advertise
it.« n -i-
1°
(Ha.) One rent ■ * ° r
t insertion. Minimum lUw—
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tilO Xenia. Make V»*wr
hrcuiph ibt Xt*ni» Gai4*U^i
r. Ohio. Rich agrlcoUnrui
rlrt. Want ad and dlepU* **1*
>n rciuest.
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ADVK.RTISK In ibe JoUfiml'1**'
aid. Kouth Georgia's Jt«—
'■« * i j . . r Morning, •0 * rT*i#u
a-eekl, and Sunday.
C U »^
rrataa 10c (wr line. Waycroe.-M*’
p * ru aal-Uerald, Waycross,
S jE -L F rM A O B T M E M
F R E C K L E S AND H IS FR IEN D S
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I Know My Business
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Dean-Berg Corporation
Bod well Beatty Co.
tiooth &|Gibba
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Knight A
ress
IsSound and Substantial
R. C. Bower
8. « W.
Bradford
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Brkt-Chtttendcn Realty Co,
Oscar R. Brooks
Always changing, always shifting its values, the modern city presents a perplexing problem to the real estate
investor.
Bntdwin
& Brown
( l
A. I*. Connelly & Sons
Dovcy-iVinston Organization
II. C. Dubose
J. R. Em ory
Fox
St McCnll
It. J. Holly, Jr.,
New conditions—new industries— new avenues of tra f
fic- all have their bearing on the .future of a city. New
values spring up, some permanent, others transitory.
Whole acres become unsuitable to their previous pur
pose. Districts o f small consequence suddenly open up
vast possibilities.
Z. N. Holler
B. A. Howard
Lute Howell
In the face of these changing conditions the counsel of
a realtor supplies the necessary guidance for real estate
investment. Hy Ins constant study and observation lie
is able to anticipate the trend o f local expansion, and ad
vise his clients concerning values. If you would profit
ably invest in Real Estate, residential, commercial, in
dustrial or farm, consult a realtor; in him you will find
the specialized service that is the result of honorable de
votion to his chosen profession.
Consult a
Paul Li'
E. F. £jm
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Generally fair
rr in extreme 1101
irate to soiitjv
winds except, stro
northeast portion
Associated
SANFORD, FLO R ID A, T H U R S D A Y F E B R U A R Y 25, 1926
Bimba
$3,500 In Diamonds
M is s in g From
J ew elry Establishment
Youth Whose Marital Adven
tures Have Aroused Much
Interest In Dixie States,
Receives Medical Attention
Vance E. Douglas Calls Meet
A t Court House T o D raft
Finns For Coming Season;
Large Crowd Is Expected
Activities Extend To
6 States And 10 Cities
Sanford Hopes
For 1926 Bright
Investigation
Shows That
While At Emory.Man Was
“ Dementia I’ raccox” Victim
New Rules Adopted A t Tampa
Meeting O f League W ill Be
Explained at Meet Tonight
ASHEVILLE. N. C.. Frh. 25
l/l’l—Noel Cobb, of Amler.mii,
S. C., whose marital adven
tures in Alabama and Gforjrin
have aroused intercut through
out thi! Smith, is a p»li"m in
the Highland Hospital Her”
for treatment for ncrvire, ill •
orders, it wae learned today.
Srnnlr Passes On Cum promise
Hill Laic Wednesday A fte r
Nr\lv i|, |<.11« In- ■ I,,
|,.,,| re-|
noon: Tnlal Cut Is Forty* VCided now ledge of him in the fol- .
Millinn Over 1st Estimate lowing ritirs; at angel a> ncnrly j
in rbi iiniiliigieal ol der a- pie .ililc, '
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.V—</!’» - uei-iirilmg to Ins activities'
Kiiucliiicnt into law of the rcveium
Anderson, S. ( ' , lie home, where I
bill proposing tax reduction of hi.s famil.v L well known .uni’ high
K.,tK7,OOp,nof) this year awaited to
ly res|H'eted.
*
day only the signature of President
(
oliiniliia,
S.
i
„
w
here he at-|
CiMiliilge, who w'us exjiected to ap
tended for nhe year tite t'mveisJlv
prove tlie measure.
Senate approval late yes lerduy |of South Carol inn
by u vote of (11 In L0 on the coin- | Attended Vanderbilt I luvcrsitj
Nnslwille. Tenn., orhere he wu- n
promise icurhed in the conference^
with the Rouse, completed the work theology student at Vanderbilt Co
id emigres* on its first and pmb- iversityr ami vvlivrc he met Mis
, ubty nwi Important piccfr of leg- Margaret Farmer, pt\tty lh’t him.
Alti., ntuderil at PBfttatlv; College.
, islutlun this session.
Jeffersonville, Indiana. where
' The total amount of reduction
i goes almost $40,000,000 beyond the lie is believed to Imv* gore through
j. outside limit which Secretary Mel- a fake marriage ceremony with
f Ion hud indicated the condition of Miss Former following a whirl
I, the treasury would permit, but fav- wind jouijship.
Louisville. Ky.. where In- at
or.ible uctimi l>y the President is
belli' ed assured on the promise of tended tin Presbyterian 'J'lietdogt ndminiMratimi leaders to forestall ; icai Seminary.
some of ihe pending bills calling ’ Dotlum. Ala., where In went
with Ills "bride" allil wn* reieived
lor uilditK'iiiij expenditures.
The widespread shfshe* in tuxes by In-1 liiiuily and filled lot one
Would Itecmuc effective in most in- Sunday the pulpit in the First
’ lance' immediately upon eimct- Presbytia mn Church uml which city
mi’iit of the measure and income j he wa- a^kid to leave h\ Mini
father following sus|n
tax payer.- wcmId have their assess I Carnn i
ment cut by inure than $200,000.uiiii with the reduced rules effec
tive on first payments for ibis year,
whieh are i|ue Mar. 16.
, More Ihun 2,.’100.000 of the ap
proximately 7,000,000 federal tax
payers would be relieved of all
i taxation through the proposed in
crease' m personal
exemptions
from $1,000 to $1,500 for sirtgle
persons and from $2,500 to $.3,500
for married person*.
The principal fight developed
over the inheritance tux whict\
the Senate voted to repeal but
which wu* kepf in the bill by the
House, which modified the rates, in
contrast to the two previous reduc
tion bill* voted since the wur, ali most complete agreement was
, reached lietweerv the party leaders
on the vital idFomhjjix schedules.
|
r.
Police Department1
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151 CIubk Hydroplanes
MJ«i v i%i , .... _
resting visitors for infractions
the various ordinances such as
parking, turning and stopping at
through streets, will tell the visitor
of his violation and theu give him,
or them, a card on which ail the
traffic rules pertaining to driving
within the city limit* are printed.
Thousands o f the cards have been j
prepared by the Chamber o f Com-1
merve and are now rtndy for dit- j
trihution by the police.
STOItil
WARNINGS ISSUED
Hi
, Feb. 25.— (A*)—
WASHINGTON.
9:30 a.
Advisory 9:30
». tm., storm warn— r - , 1 on
on Atlantic Const
ings displayed
Matters* to
Cape Hatteras
to IEaalport, Maine.
dj —
- * ' « * south o f
and small enft
warnings
... O
T i
, Fla. S f.
Hattana
to ’Jacksonville,
—— storm control over southern
Michigan, moving rapidly
stones have not been seen since
that time.
Employee* of the store stated
thnt^on Saturday afternoon two
meircnme Into the sturb asking
that a pair of nose glasses nnd
n watch bo fixed.
They went
around the counter in the north
end of the store, near where khc
safe stood/ unofieitcd, to
the
work bench of the watch-milker.
Tito other clerks remained
ini th e’ front of the rtore near
the dom*.
*,
After being In the store only
it few moments, the pair decid
ing to have &my work done and
ed not to. have any worl; done
and then walked
out of the
Htore.
Pinkerton' men upon being
given the description of the men,
said that one o f the descriptions
tallied with that of.n man who
last week sneaked, three \vati-ho-i from an Orlando jeweler.
And extensive search I* being
conducted for the twp. ’ , ,
Lake Shore Teeming*
With Activity On
Eve Of First Big
Meet Planned Here
State’s Fastest *
Racers Entered
+
1 ( -
% "* '
F.o r ni a 1 Invitational
Ball At New Hotel
Will Follow Races
I
Vance E. Douglass, president of
the Sanford Uaseball Club haa call
ed n meeting of all parties Inter
ested in the forlnntion of the club's
Numomua rnccra scheduled
plnns for the 1020 season, to be
lo compete for prizes totallinft
held tonight nl the courthouse lit
$6,000 in the first annual reH o’clock.
gultit of lh« Sanford Yacht
The meeting will probably re
Club to open here‘tomorrow
sult in act mil rt’-nrgitiiirution of
haVe
arrived in the city, nnd
the Sanford dub and the making
jportamen fro mmnny sections
of plnns for the coining season,
o f the state arc coming into
Mr. Douglass mi id.
Sanford on every train, Com
Deports are current to the e f
modore . R. Emory announced
fect lliat there is a number of
good players now living in San
this morning.
ford who will pruhuhly bo given
On the eve o f Vhnt Is described
pushes through a a tryout for places nil the leant.
ns the largest water meet nvor
,oii to appear in
planned in thin section of Florida,
Mr. Douglass returned lust
, of "blasphemy."
tho club house mid waterfront In
i'i an um-imil Mns- night after attending a session of Uuitpic I I Points Prepared M r*. Tnkaeh And Mrs. Lcnk. general have taken on an appear-the Florida Slate Lcuguo mag-'
..11 pul off.
Kupjdcinenlary Program To
Lewis Denison, A. II. Abbot mice o f increased activity and
nates in Tnmpu, whom plans for
Be Opened Next Thursday
the "Jiuing season were dit curwed
T o Rentier Selections From gangs of city laborers aro •ymin erecting u temporary
in tie priM-nee of “Mike Sexton,I
In Approved By Committee
Rollins
Station
Tonight idoycd
huml stand near tho city pier nod
ni-' ..ideiit of the National Asociuin removing debris from tho sec
limi o f Minor Leagues. The nieotAt u opccinl meeting held this ,
tion of the waterfront lying boiii;; was said to linvo been nn'untween Park and Sanford Avenues,
thusiastie one and tliul the circuit morning by directors of the now
With the, assistance
nulling
this season would probably Include’ advertising campaign to be luumh
cuinmmlorea and uffiduls uf th«*
cd by tlio Cliuiuber of Commerce
ei(
clubs,
American Power Hunt Association,
-l , j 'alive agreements for the In •for the purpose of stressing Sannnd thci Florida Power Rout As
clusion of tlie cities of Tampa, Ft. ford’s resources and stability, c >pj
sociation, local committees have
Myers and Orlnndo in an right prepnrod Wy Messrs. Koaeavc’
coainU'tsd the arduous task e*' c)»
«|ui
Wallaces
of
the
Dot
land
Ad.^f,dub league were jmnk' uml it u
slfyiuif urn] m ranging thr. Yjiyry
klMiig Agency, working In
ic.
exported
toot
the
linnl
reorgatdrnItnd ‘ ' . I : , tteimut n ccreiu ;/ ,t
entries, HecreOtry W. Kt W lrtf
tiou will ukb‘ place next Wodnes- tion Willi Donivl II. McF'nrluud of
said today, and nil is said to he in
nub Flans Slnjrinp Many;! day. when the leaders uro to m- thu A inerica n City llurcau wua
readiness for tho opening o f tho
Toiirnnnicnls Coming Year senddo again.
chucked over minutely, and the
program at 10 o'clock tomorrow
final "okey" ifivvn to the unique I I
Payrolls Limited
morning.
point* that will bu used, to im
It a meeting held lust night in
Several
rules
were
passed
by
the
Tho first event on the card will
press
upon
visitors
id
all
sivtimn
clubhouse at (lie Munieifuil (iolf
league at yesterday's meeting. Mr. of the state
bo a race fur outboard motored
the agricultural
ir-e. the Sanford Country Club |Iitiuglusa sulil today, onu of which wealth and non-inflation o f land,
|era ft Over a five mile course,
• oiginiued with Frank Mac-! limits the payroll of member clubs prices that exist at Sanford.
i Many Sanford enthusiasts have
I entered boats in this race, and a
Representatives of the Dorland
I a- pti-Milctit, and I.. ( Hchout I to the sum of $2,260, exclusive of
the mnuagar's salary which must Agency, which is administering the
great deal o f interest, is centered
seirelarv ami treusurei
*on its outcome.
city’s supplementuiy advertising
‘lie object of the new nrgam/.a not exceed *600 per mouth.
(n addition to the frature race
l, as umioiinci d by the prcsi
A player limit of 12 regulars campaign, left fbis afternoon fot
of hydruplnne type shells yt the
I. will be to assist the city in and five "rookies" may be carried Jacksonville where cut* and mats
161 class, enbln cruiser uvents,
ration and munugemeiit of the in addition to the manager, on the of the copy prepared will l*c made
sailing exhibitions and a free-foriviliva of the game in this mm- roster of each club, according to u preparatory to the opening o f the
all rare v l l Jbe on thn program. .
campaign on Thursday with ml :
lilt.'
The club plans to a llil’ , now ruling*
Record Holder Arrive*
with the most important golf ! Mr. Douglass said that the meet vertisemvnts in nine major paper* I
.u nitions of the stale and nil- ) ing was attended by much opti of-the stall’. The copy of the M l
The "Smiling Dan I I I " Cellformism nnd thtu the representatives points deciilt’d on is described an
of the various cities who expect to short, terse, concentrated para
Ihi in tho league expressed them graphs netting forth with forcible
selves ns living ready to gu for u simplicity nothing but facts con
cerning the resources of Sanford.
most successful season.
In commenting on the character
Mike Sexton announced lliat it of the advertising matter carefully
would ho impossible for him to analysed and gone over by the
serve as president of the lcuguo Chamber of Commerce committees,
hut gave those at the
meeting Piesidenl Edward Higgins said this
Hanford enthusiasts will also
much advice on tho proper han morning that "the copy could not
have several entries in the sloop
dling of tho league.
be improved upon."
•ace to bo held over ft six mils
‘The fa c t‘ that tlio copy setting
triangular morse in the afternoon,
forth Sanford's I t points is con
Judge W. K. White and Dr. C. J,
fined to conservative, strictly le
Marshall returned from Jackson
gitimate statements without any
ville toduy with two boats special
coloring of any description will iely built for local yachtsmen ihho
dound favorably to tthis communi
uro confident of winning their
ties reputation as a city where
share o f honors in the many events
honesty characterizes both basi
Ctibulku. to be held tomorrow.
lica nud advertising activity," Mr.)
Kilauen,'
Tho editors o f both "M otor Boat
in g" and “ The Rudder" will bo lo
Spcclnl Outboard Motor Chum Higigna said. "Those m in is*' d
with the preparation of Hanford’s
attendance, Commodore Emory
unique advertising copy have done
f» Milca
until today, am ULU VXPacted that
a good job," be added, and Hnn•
f
, t *j wWWt * Iter stveral
..... .........161 CIuhs nyilrophtiH'S
ford is certain to derivo many
o f the statu'* major newspaper*
"practical benefits from the insar-)
will be on hand to cover thu big
Klfst Heat
——
tion o f the 1-i paragraphs in news
ItKACHES S K M I-P IN A LS
meet.
Following the all day racua, a
...Olio Dctdtfn SuiliiiK ClnsH papers o f tlio state."
MONTH CARLO. Fob. 25.—</P) fireworks display and band con'lYiangular Courac
— Miss Helen W ills advanced a curb will b* given on the lake
step nearer to possession o f the shore preceding a formal invitftr.
.... 725 Displacement Chms
,Uukp o f Connaught's gold .cup to tional ball at th« Hotel Forrest
day when she defeated Miss Lily Lake, where numerous dinner par
5 Milt'd
RUMBAY. British Indian. Feb. Cable, o f England, ti-0, 0-1, and ties have been arranged Including
— ‘ . Local’ Runabout Chian 24.—(APj— It i* authoritatively re thus reached tho semi-final* o f ona exclusively for member* of
the Sanford Yacht Club and vis
ported thut Muborafn ilolkar of the Manta Carlo tournament.
D Mill'd
iting comjnodorca. *
>
Indore has informed the viceroy
Tarpon Springs—City's street
Presentation of trophies will be
thut ho is willing to hand over
151 CIuhh Hydroplanes
tho administration o f Indore to a paving program making rapid pro made at the hotel at 0 o'clock,
Second Kent
Commodore Emory announced.
council regency fo r two years, gress.
which time he propose* to spend
.Special Crumur Cluna in ngltud.
•
0 Milea—Triangular Cour«e
'•wring. the
vicinity o f the
>all and
W Pur
mg to the ojieratious " f tlw
i for thc
alk contructora on the pl<?r*
■I Manthat 11 will be impossible to assemble
a crowd there as will be
the *»
'•* kun- 1
1possible at a later date, when U *
"P*cUd (work is complete and the beautl>fiction committee have finished
«
ftpursry , their Uuk.
The
lake
front
was
alive with
ju»t
•j*. near I people at an early hour this morn^ mu. I •***•, They came down to inspect
boats lying in the basin *tw
,ro« the Ah*
w..j --- «-•*»■
tOlroxr. I Inc two Califc.r-ti.
twsrning
It was learned by the Her
ald today tlml unset diamonds
v «I uihI at *3.600, had been stol
en from the jewelry store o f
Henry
McLnulin, i on
First
Street, sometime the Inttcr part
of Inst wrek and that detec
tives front the Pinkerton Com
puny and local police authori
ties have been working on.the
ease for several days. . For
reasons best known to the au
thorities, the robbery had been
kept quiet In order that their
work would be unhampered by
Mm inquiries naturally result
ing from publicity in the mat
ter.
• ■
Exact details of the robbery
are unknown even to tho owner
and the Job la believed to be
Hint of a master sneak thief.
Mr, McLnulin stated today
that ho had Inst handled the
diamonds on Thursday of Inst
week.
After closing the wallet
in which they were kept, ho
placed it 'In the snfe nud the
Regatta Program
vEducatioi>3ft/ Meeting
Near End At Capital
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.—</n
L-CJDU I1UV* in
It* new staff of officers clcctfJ.
----LowWya *
the cunvrntion of the department
^ «d, MwainUnilrntg of the National
Education Association neared Us
'. close toduy, with dclcgutes dispos
- '
ing of businefl* mutters and licar- —
1 ing an address by Secretary Hooc ; xcr.
l | Ituiubill J. Cordon, sunerinten-
NUMBER 17?
Tw elve Rages Today
I-ocal Outlward.Motor CludA
M . ...... ......... C U m
10 Miles
M............ - ........ ;........ Frec‘for-ulI Cruiaer Ruco
2y i Milc.s
M.—YichUraftn’* Dinner und Ball—IIoLI Forrest Lake. Invitationa to mcnibcra and their
uut-of-town guest*.
M.^-Band concert, •and
Municipal Pier.
fireworks
u.
display.
M-—PresenUtion (p r trophies—Hotel Forrcat
• Lake.
Recent dispatches raid the In
dian government planned a search
ing’ investigation Into tho Mahara
ja's connection with tho' Manilas
Begum case. MumUx, g dancing
rirl, escaped from Ibo Maharaja's
harem and came under the piotcction of Abdul Kodir Bawl*, a
wealthy Bombay merchant. Re
tainers of the Maharaja subse
quently killed Bawolft and married
the girl's beauty.
There have been report* that
the government intended to force
the Maharaja’* abduction because
of the affair.
HTEWABT
C
H ILD
DIEM
*
♦
9 ,
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. D, Stewart, who |(v* on the
little town.
Hanford-OrUndo road, died at 12: Fever*I homes w
demolished.
The injnried are el
er. Jrnni* was i
the outside world _______
and telegraph wires were
several hours, demoralising i
car and automobile traffic,
property damage wa# report*)
Wind storms crippled tho ol
power system of GretnvfUa, I
putting that town in darknet
•lectrie
Gulfport,
.nulaat wwls.
Mias.,
reported
ik a
w.ia*
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w e p n e s b a m i
Dean-Berg Corporation
Bod well Beatty Co.
tiooth &|Gibba
R. C. Bower
8. « W.
Bradford
i
» ..
Brkt-Chtttendcn Realty Co,
Oscar R. Brooks
m m M jm
Knight A
ress
IsSound and Substantial
A lw ays changing, alw ays sh iftin g its values, the modern city presents a perplexin g problem to the real estate
investor.
Bntdwin
& Brown
( l
A. I*. Connelly & Sons
Dovcy-iVinston Organization
II. C. Dubose
J. R. Emory
Fox St McCnll
It. J. Holly, Jr.,
N ew conditions— new industries— new avenues o f t r a f
fic- all have their bearing on the .future o f a city. N e w
values spring up, some permanent, others transitory.
W hole acres become unsuitable to their previous pur
pose. Districts o f small consequence suddenly open up
vast possibilities.
Z. N. Holler
B. A. Howard
Lute Howell
In the face o f these ch an gin g conditions the counsel o f
a realtor supplies the necessary guidance fo r real estate
investment. Hy Ins constant study and observation lie
is able to anticipate the trend o f local expansion, and ad
vise his clients concerning values. If you would p ro fit
ably invest in Real Estate, residential, commercial, in
dustrial or farm, consult a realtor; in him you w ill find
the specialized service that is the result o f honorable de
votion to his chosen profession.
Consult a
Paul Li'
E. F. £jm
�, pTHE W *
Generally fair
rr in extreme 1101
irate to soiitjv
winds except, stro
northeast portion
Associated
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 25, 1926
B im b a
NUMBER 17?
Twelve Rages Today
$ 3 ,5 0 0 In D ia m o n d s
M is s in g F rom
J e w e l r y E s ta b lis h m e n t
Youth Whose Marital Adven
tures Have Aroused Much
Interest In Dixie States,
Receives Medical Attention
Vance E. Douglas Calls Meet
At Court House To Draft
Finns For Coming Season;
Large Crowd Is Expected
Activities Extend To
6 States And 10 Cities
Sanford Hopes
For 1926 Bright
Investigation Shows That
While At Emory.Man Was
“ Dementia I’ raccox” Victim
New Rules Adopted At Tampa
Meeting Of League Will Be
Explained at Meet Tonight
ASHEVILLE. N. C.. Frh. 25
l/l’l—Noel Cobb, of Amler.mii,
S. C., whose marital adven
tures in Alabama and Gforjrin
have aroused intercut through
out thi! Smith, is a p»li"m in
the Highland Hospital Her”
for treatment for ncrvire, ill •
orders, it wae learned today.
Srnnlr Passes On Cumpromise
Hill Laic Wednesday After
Nr\lv i|, |<.11« In- ■ I,,
|,.,,| re-|
noon: Tnlal Cut Is Forty* VCided
now ledge of him in the fol- .
Millinn Over 1st Estimate lowing ritirs; at angel a> ncnrly j
in rbi iiniiliigieal ol der a- pie .ililc, '
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 .V—</!’» - uei-iirilmg to Ins activities'
Kiiucliiicnt into law of the rcveium
Anderson, S. ( ' , lie home, where I
bill proposing tax reduction of hi.s famil.v L well known .uni’ high
K.,tK7,OOp,nof) this year awaited to
ly res|H'eted.
*
day only the signature of President
(
oliiniliia,
S.
i
„
w
here he at-|
CiMiliilge, who w'us exjiected to ap
tended for nhe year tite t'mveisJlv
prove tlie measure.
Senate approval late yes lerduy |of South Carol inn
by u vote of (11 In L0 on the coin- | Attended Vanderbilt I luvcrsitj
Nnslwille. Tenn., orhere he wu- n
promise icurhed in the conference^
with the Rouse, completed the work theology student at Vanderbilt Co
id emigres* on its first and pmb- iversityr ami vvlivrc he met Mis
, ubty nwi Important piccfr of leg- Margaret Farmer, pt\tty lh’t him.
Alti., ntuderil at PBfttatlv; College.
, islutlun this session.
Jeffersonville, Indiana. where
' The total amount of reduction
i goes almost $40,000,000 beyond the lie is believed to Imv* gore through
j. outside limit which Secretary Mel- a fake marriage ceremony with
f Ion hud indicated the condition of Miss Former following a whirl
I, the treasury would permit, but fav- wind jouijship.
Louisville. Ky.. where In- at
or.ible uctimi l>y the President is
belli'ed assured on the promise of tended tin Presbyterian 'J'lietdogt ndminiMratimi leaders to forestall ; icai Seminary.
some of ihe pending bills calling ’ Dotlum. Ala., where In went
with Ills "bride" allil wn* reieived
lor uilditK'iiiij expenditures.
The widespread shfshe* in tuxes by In-1 liiiuily and filled lot one
Would Itecmuc effective in most in- Sunday the pulpit in the First
’ lance' immediately upon eimct- Presbytia mn Church uml which city
mi’iit of the measure and income j he wa- a^kid to leave h\ Mini
father following sus|n
tax payer.- wcmId have their assess I Carnn i
ment cut by inure than $200,000.uiiii with the reduced rules effec
tive on first payments for ibis year,
whieh are i|ue Mar. 16.
, More Ihun 2,.’100.000 of the ap
proximately 7,000,000 federal tax
payers would be relieved of all
i taxation through the proposed in
crease' m personal
exemptions
from $1,000 to $1,500 for sirtgle
persons and from $2,500 to $.3,500
for married person*.
The principal fight developed
over the inheritance tux whict\
the Senate voted to repeal but
which wu* kepf in the bill by the
House, which modified the rates, in
contrast to the two previous reduc
tion bill* voted since the wur, ali most complete agreement was
, reached lietweerv the party leaders
on the vital idFomhjjix schedules.
|
r.
Police Department1
-----i ___ .V
151 CIubk Hydroplanes
MJ«i v i%i , .... _
resting visitors for infractions
the various ordinances such as
parking, turning and stopping at
through streets, will tell the visitor
of his violation and theu give him,
or them, a card on which ail the
traffic rules pertaining to driving
within the city limit* are printed.
Thousands o f the cards have been j
prepared by the Chamber o f Com-1
merve and are now rtndy for dit- j
trihution by the police.
WARNINGS ISSUED
STO Itil
Hi
, Feb. 25.—(A*)—
WASHINGTON.
9:30 a.
Advisory 9:30
». tm., storm warn— r - , 1 on
on Atlantic Const
ings displayed
Matters* to
Cape Hatteras
to IEaalport, Maine.
- * ' « * south o f
and small e ndftj —
warnings
... O
T i
, Fla. S f.
Hattana
to ’Jacksonville,
—— storm control over southern
Michigan, moving rapidly
Lake Shore Teeming*
W ith Activity On
Eve O f First B ig
Meet Planned H ere
State’s F astest *
Racers Entered
+
1 ( -
% "* '
F.o r ni a 1 Invitational
Ball A t N ew Hotel
W ill Follow Races
I
Vance E. Douglass, president of
the Sanford Uaseball Club haa call
ed n meeting of all parties Inter
ested in the forlnntion of the club's
Numomua rnccra scheduled
plnns for the 1020 season, to be
lo compete for prizes totallinft
held tonight nl the courthouse lit
$6,000 in the first annual reH o’clock.
gultit of lh« Sanford Yacht
The meeting will probably re
Club to open here‘ tomorrow
sult in act mil rt’-nrgitiiirution of
haVe arrived in the city, nnd
the Sanford dub and the making
jportamen fro mmnny sections
of plnns for the coining season,
o f the state arc coming into
Mr. Douglass mi id.
Sanford on every train, Com
Deports are current to the e f
modore . R. Emory announced
fect lliat there is a number of
good players now living in San
this morning.
ford who will pruhuhly bo given
On the eve o f Vhnt Is described
pushes through a a tryout for places nil the leant.
ns the largest water meet nvor
,oii to appear in
planned in thin section of Florida,
Mr. Douglass returned lust
, of "blasphemy."
tho club house mid waterfront In
i'i an um-imil Mns- night after attending a session of Uuitpic I I Points Prepared M r*. Tnkaeh And Mrs. Lcnk. general have taken on an appear-the Florida Slate Lcuguo mag-'
..11 pul off.
Kupjdcinenlary Program To
Lewis Denison, A. II. Abbot mice o f increased activity and
nates in Tnmpu, whom plans for
Be Opened Next Thursday
the "Jiuing season were dit curwed
To Rentier Selections From gangs of city laborers aro •ymin erecting u temporary
in tie priM-nee of “Mike Sexton,I
In Approved By Committee
Rollins Station Tonight idoycd
huml stand near tho city pier nod
ni-' ..ideiit of the National Asociuin removing debris from tho sec
limi o f Minor Leagues. The nieotAt u opccinl meeting held this ,
tion of the waterfront lying boiii;; was said to linvo been nn'untween Park and Sanford Avenues,
thusiastie one and tliul the circuit morning by directors of the now
With the, assistance
nulling
this season would probably Include’ advertising campaign to be luumh
cuinmmlorea and uffiduls uf th«*
cd by tlio Cliuiuber of Commerce
ei(
clubs,
American Power Hunt Association,
-l , j 'alive agreements for the In •for the purpose of stressing Sannnd thci Florida Power Rout As
clusion of tlie cities of Tampa, Ft. ford’s resources and stability, c >pj
sociation, local committees have
Myers and Orlnndo in an right prepnrod Wy Messrs. Koaeavc’
coainU'tsd the arduous task e*' c)»
«|ui
Wallaces
of
the
Dot
land
Ad.^f,dub league were jmnk' uml it u
slfyiuif urn] m ranging thr. Yjiyry
klMiig Agency, working In
ic.
exported
toot
the
linnl
reorgatdrnItnd ‘ ' . I : , tteimut n ccreiu ;/ ,t
entries, HecreOtry W. K t W lrtf
tiou will ukb‘ place next Wodnes- tion Willi Donivl II. McF'nrluud of
said today, and nil is said to he in
nub Flans Slnjrinp Many;! day. when the leaders uro to m- thu A inerica n City llurcau wua
readiness for tho opening o f tho
Toiirnnnicnls Coming Year senddo again.
chucked over minutely, and the
program at 10 o'clock tomorrow
final "okey" ifivvn to the unique I I
Payrolls Limited
morning.
point* that will bu used, to im
It a meeting held lust night in
Several
rules
were
passed
by
the
Tho first event on the card will
press
upon
visitors
id
all
sivtimn
clubhouse at (lie Munieifuil (iolf
league at yesterday's meeting. Mr. of the state
bo a race fur outboard motored
the agricultural
ir-e. the Sanford Country Club |Iitiuglusa sulil today, onu of which wealth and non-inflation o f land,
|era ft Over a five mile course,
• oiginiued with Frank Mac-! limits the payroll of member clubs prices that exist at Sanford.
i Many Sanford enthusiasts have
I entered boats in this race, and a
Representatives of the Dorland
I a- pti-Milctit, and I.. ( Hchout I to the sum of $2,260, exclusive of
the mnuagar's salary which must Agency, which is administering the
great deal o f interest, is centered
seirelarv ami treusurei
*on its outcome.
city’s supplementuiy advertising
‘lie object of the new nrgam/.a not exceed *600 per mouth.
(n addition to the frature race
l, as umioiinci d by the prcsi
A player limit of 12 regulars campaign, left fbis afternoon fot
of hydruplnne type shells yt the
I. will be to assist the city in and five "rookies" may be carried Jacksonville where cut* and mats
161 class, enbln cruiser uvents,
ration and munugemeiit of the in addition to the manager, on the of the copy prepared will l*c made
sailing exhibitions and a free-foriviliva of the game in this mm- roster of each club, according to u preparatory to the opening o f the
all rare v l l Jbe on thn program. .
campaign on Thursday with ml :
lilt.'
The club plans to a llil’ , now ruling*
Record Holder Arrive*
with the most important golf ! Mr. Douglass said that the meet vertisemvnts in nine major paper* I
.u nitions of the stale and nil- ) ing was attended by much opti of-the stall’. The copy of the Ml
The "Smiling Dan I I I " Cellformism nnd thtu the representatives points deciilt’d on is described an
of the various cities who expect to short, terse, concentrated para
Ihi in tho league expressed them graphs netting forth with forcible
selves ns living ready to gu for u simplicity nothing but facts con
cerning the resources of Sanford.
most successful season.
In commenting on the character
Mike Sexton announced lliat it of the advertising matter carefully
would ho impossible for him to analysed and gone over by the
serve as president of the lcuguo Chamber of Commerce committees,
hut gave those at the
meeting Piesidenl Edward Higgins said this
Hanford enthusiasts will also
much advice on tho proper han morning that "the copy could not
have several entries in the sloop
dling of tho league.
be improved upon."
•ace to bo held over ft six mils
‘The fa c t‘ that tlio copy setting
triangular morse in the afternoon,
forth Sanford's I t points is con
Judge W. K. White and Dr. C. J,
fined to conservative, strictly le
Marshall returned from Jackson
gitimate statements without any
ville toduy with two boats special
coloring of any description will iely built for local yachtsmen ihho
dound favorably to tthis communi
uro confident of winning their
ties reputation as a city where
share o f honors in the many events
honesty characterizes both basi
Ctibulku. to be held tomorrow.
lica nud advertising activity," Mr.)
Kilauen,'
Tho editors o f both "M otor Boat
Higigna said. "Those m in is*' d
in g" and “ The Rudder" will bo lo
Spcclnl Outboard Motor Chum with
the preparation of Hanford’s
attendance, Commodore Emory
unique advertising copy have done
f» Milca
until today, am ULU VXPacted that
a good job," be added, and Hnn•
f
, t *j wWWt * Iter stveral
..... ........161 CIuhs nyilrophtiH'S ford is certain to derivo many
o f the statu'* major newspaper*
"practical benefits from the insar-)
will be on hand to cover thu big
Klfst Heat
——
tion o f the 1 -i paragraphs in news
ItKACHES S K M I-P IN A LS
meet.
Following the all day racua, a
...Olio Dctdtfn SuiliiiK ClnsH papers o f tlio state."
MONTH CARLO. Fob. 25.—</P) fireworks display and band con'lYiangular Courac
— Miss Helen W ills advanced a curb will b* given on the lake
step nearer to possession o f the shore preceding a formal invitftr.
... 725 Displacement Chms
,Uukp o f Connaught's gold .cup to tional ball at th« Hotel Forrest
day when she defeated Miss Lily Lake, where numerous dinner par
5 Milt'd
RUMBAY. British Indian. Feb. Cable, o f England, ti-0, 0-1, and ties have been arranged Including
— ‘ . Local’ Runabout Chian 24.—(APj— It i* authoritatively re thus reached tho semi-final* o f ona exclusively for member* o f
the Sanford Yacht Club and vis
ported thut Muborafn ilolkar of the Manta Carlo tournament.
D Mill'd
iting comjnodorca. *
>
Indore has informed the viceroy
Tarpon Springs—City's street
Presentation o f trophies will be
151 CIuhh Hydroplanes thut ho is willing to hand over paving
program making rapid pro made at the hotel at 0 o'clock,
tho administration o f Indore to a
Second Kent
Commodore Emory announced.
council regency fo r two years, gress.
which time he propose* to spend
.Special Crumur Cluna in ngltud.
•
0 Milea—Triangular Cour«e
'•wring. the
vicinity o f the
>all and
W Pur
mg to the ojieratious " f tlw
i for thc
alk contructora on the pl<?r*
■I Manthat 11 will be impossible to assemble
a crowd there as will be
the *»
'•* kun- 11possible at a later date, when U *
"P*cUd (work is complete and the beautl>fiction committee have finished
«
ftpursry , their Uuk.
The
lake
front
was
alive with
ju»t
•j*. near I people at an early hour this morn^ mu. I •***•, They came down to inspect
boats lying in the basin *tw
,ro« the Ah*
w..j --- «-•*»■
tOlroxr. I Inc two Califc.r-ti.
twsrning
stones have not been seen since
that time.
Employee* of the store stated
thnt^on Saturday afternoon two
meircnme Into the sturb asking
that a pair of nose glasses nnd
n watch bo fixed.
They went
around the counter in the north
end of the store, near where khc
safe stood/ unofieitcd, to
the
work bench of the watch-milker.
Tito other clerks remained
ini th e’ front of the rtore near
the dom*.
*,
After being In the store only
it few moments, the pair decid
ing to have &my work done and
ed not to. have any worl; done
and then walked
out of the
Htore.
Pinkerton' men upon being
given the description of the men,
said that one o f the descriptions
tallied with that of.n man who
last week sneaked, three \vati-ho-i from an Orlando jeweler.
And extensive search I* being
conducted for the twp. ’ , ,
R e g a tta P r o g r a m
v Educatioi>3ft/M eetin g
N ear End A t Capital
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.—</n
L-CJDU I1UV* in
It* new staff of officers clcctfJ.
----LowWya *
the cunvrntion of the department
^ «d, MwainUnilrntg of the National
Education Association neared Us
'. close toduy, with dclcgutes dispos
- '
ing of businefl* mutters and licar- —
1 ing an address by Secretary Hooc ; xcr.
l | Ituiubill J. Cordon, sunerinten-
It was learned by the Her
ald today tlml unset diamonds
v «I uihI at *3.600, had been stol
en from the jewelry store o f
Henry
McLnulin, i on
First
Street, sometime the Inttcr part
of Inst wrek and that detec
tives front the Pinkerton Com
puny and local police authori
ties have been working on.the
ease for several days. . For
reasons best known to the au
thorities, the robbery had been
kept quiet In order that their
work would be unhampered by
Mm inquiries naturally result
ing from publicity in the mat
ter.
• ■
Exact details o f the robbery
are unknown even to tho owner
and the Job la believed to be
Hint of a master sneak thief.
Mr, McLnulin stated today
that ho had Inst handled the
diamonds on Thursday of Inst
week.
After closing the wallet
in which they were kept, ho
placed it 'In the snfe nud the
I-ocal Outlward.Motor CludA
M . ...... ......... C U m
10 Miles
M..... ..... - ....... ;....... Frec‘for-ulI Cruiaer Ruco
2y i Milc.s
M.—YichUraftn’* Dinner und Ball— IIoLI Forrest Lake. Invitationa to mcnibcra and their
uut-of-town guest*.
M.^-Band concert, •and
Municipal Pier.
fireworks
u.
M-—PresenUtion (p r trophies— Hotel
• Lake.
display.
Forrcat
Recent dispatches raid the In
dian government planned a search
ing’ investigation Into tho Mahara
ja's connection with tho' Manilas
Begum case. MumUx, g dancing
rirl, escaped from I bo Maharaja's
harem and came under the piotcction o f Abdul Kodir Bawl*, a
wealthy Bombay merchant. Re
tainers o f the Maharaja subse
quently killed Bawolft and married
the girl's beauty.
There have been report* that
the government intended to force
the Maharaja’* abduction because
of the affair.
HTEWABT
C
H ILD
DIEM
*
♦
9 ,
The infant son o f Mr. and Mrs.
W. D, Stewart, who |(v* on the
little town.
Hanford-OrUndo road, died at 12: Fever*I homes w
demolished.
The injnried are el
er. Jrnni* was i
the outside world _______
and telegraph wires were
several hours, demoralising i
car and automobile traffic,
property damage wa# report*)
Wind storms crippled tho ol
power system o f GretnvfUa, I
putting that town in darknet
•lectrie
Gulfport,
. n u l a a t
w w ls.
Mias.,
i k a
reported
w .ia *
�-Sl^lPVi/.utV-'w 'if*
•X
THE SANFORD HERALD. TIHm.
PAGE TWO
M cKcnny-Ryiander Arcade
n ,\ Y . F E D R U a r y 25' 19 2 6
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QiiiMinir RapidlyNearing Completion H ere
H 5V S W G T O N tE T T E D
"WASHINGTON. Feb. 25— Ray. Buenos Aires, recently, nnd just
inond C, Shannon of the National escaped being ralen alive.
It's
Huwum staff, here In Washing- Hum mer that aido o f the line new.
Ion, U on Ufa way ft> the Argentine So ns soon as he got hack to the
republic to hunt big. game.
capital he told the ministry of
Mosquitos.
|agriculture that something just
I f anybody doesn't consider Lhcm had to lie done.
MC game, the nho’s unacquainted
•with the Argentine mosquito, that's
The ministry of agriculture ap
all.
pealed to the Rockefeller Founda
• • *
tion, the mosquito's arch-toc, on
Argentine
is as insectivorous the ground that he spreads yel
low fever nnd mnlnria—nt least
a land ns there is on earth.
One might suppose Brazil would some varieties of him ’do.'
Tho foundation recommended
be worse, because Brazil lies right
__ equator,
______________
_ ...
7 on the
naturally
is ..—
hot, Shannon,.ns perhaps the worid’n
^ a
IL n
«•
I>,
a m-L, 1 L I
H lail,,.
in
in the
main,
and bugs tthrive
in foremost mosquito rxpert, to direct
P n i l ! '
a tropical climate. Whereas A r a campaign utminst tho nuisances.
gentina Is mostly south of the 10
*
Tropie of Capricorn.
.Shannon has had an odd career.
Welt, It's true Brazil has lots Ho started in a Washington pro f insect pests, hut certainly notl Pihan asylum. At the age of 10
more than Argentina.
Besides , |h«
to got a job in the Bureau o f En*
BrasU's while mnssive, aren't s o ; tomology, al the Department of
active — tropical lassitude, you Agriculture.
.,| ui First Street and Sanford Avenue by McKcnnyand Rhyl^ulcr, prumincM nd,*
know. Argentina's have nil the
Hero ho literally lived in nn at
time in Maivh, it «'ii i announced here today. It contains 45 office spaces, lr„.. i
. Here is a rteenl sketch o f the l.urdan.neIW <>0 lo w in g that i*■
pep and energy of the southern mosphere of bugs, day in and day
lb, developers. Tne owners expect to have the building ready fur < 1 I
> entering
tne simiur,
■ring the
Sanford business^ field.________ ____ , -------------_
temperate zone.
o u l.. lie (earned theiw wuya by a e
«f«
•
--------irncess of absorption, ns it were, t_ w h „ 'h have ulreudy been^leased t u locnl firms and outside »»Wrests^hatj»td.enjy» mi.
Then, too, there’s a difference le was bright, too. The scientists
Dog: Insists Upon
i between tho Brazilian and Argen about him grew interested in his
She
Socked
H
im
On
The
Jaw
tine peoples.
progress nnd showed and told him
Diet O f Goldfish
Tho Brazilians, like their hugs, things.
Tells you there is dangir l k ,
‘ have the dreamy indifference of
Shannon expects just the task o f j
AU STIN. Tax., Fell. 25— </T*)—- thy I,ladder docs „„t ar, ,, n J
the tropics. “ Let ’em bite," is their classification in Argentina to take
j . a..
I,An airilale dag on tho Texas capattitude. The Argentines, a snap him two or three years, sn cstisays: "I hud to get up
i(u| grounds demands goldfish for
pier race, object to being chewed mate which speaks for Itoelf as to
e'ght times ut night fur Jo v " |
up.
the ungodly swarms there must be j
liis diet. Ati a result policeman 1 thought it wus my hlo ip i
It seems President Alvar spent there.
have been ordered to kill the dog Inking Lithiuted lh.r|lu , JJ"
a night In Santa Fe province,
He hus • fought
mosquitos in ‘
Fa minis A lh le t i f Mmmdsman mi charges «>f depleting the gold time, I am alright." LithUmj
away from his mosquito net in many parts of the world.
chu cleanses the Gladder u,
I
O f Y esteryeu r Is Stricken fi.-Jl ponds.
W
ilh I’ n/nlvsis
.1 linvs A g o
............
......
For days mystery tfttrrumidcd Salts do the bowels, thereby ^ I
irritation, driving ^
And Succumbs Wcdncsdli.' I III,. tliKuppciirancc of tlie gohNiirh lieving
____
/
hut finally a woman, setting oienite forojgn matter and ncutr.lmvl
excessive acids. These art the
iiKTTYSUURG. l'i»" Fell. - 0 . - of thn benches on the grounds, saw rases of unnatural action nt m
(/pi-i^The buseliall
world today the dog catch and devour three of bladder nt night. Lithiated Bu
was iimuriiiiig foi Fddie I'lank. t the fish,
chu (Keller Formula) i, not ,
one ef the greatest left hniid'd
cheap medicine. The tablets co,t
pitchers at his time, who died yes* ,
O LI V C R O B E R T S P A R T O N
2 cents each. Sold at all le»d-n*.
tenlay.
drug stored or Keller Labohtory
He was stricken with paralysis i
Mechanicsburg, Ohio.
Sold w'
three days ago. Death came tour j
Koumillnt & Aiuler.suu.
*-«
months after Christy Matthew;--on. :
hi right handed rival in e.eral
Rub soothjng,
W ifrill'a Series hat 11", had a ; Stop drugging!
eumhi'd to Iiiliereu|o-s|s
i penetrating St. Jacobs tlii right
into vour sore, stiff,
I'lank was 51 yeais’
III-'
aching joints, and
physician said that Id veal.' of
Oil; .Mellonville Aicnw u (
relief comes instant
strenuous work with the i’lnl.idcl ,
ly. St. Jncobs , Oil
plna Alhlet" ' and one e.i-,,n .'iih
is a harmless rheu
the M Louis Fed'ml League elll'lt
matism l i n i m e n t
had letl Ills heart m a w'.d.encd
r>
which never disupeniidll ton.
ooints and cannot
tJLT.Many lelegl.ilm id. i m.deli live
R e a d y For Immediate i
burn the skin.
I came to Mrs. Fluid, and hf-t t"
vV 1
Get
a
U
S
cent
bot
Htiill In a StbsUaliil 1
I year-old soil
tle of St. Jacobs Oil
Six rooms ami lireakhst nJ"i
At the Alhletii t iranting camp
at any drug store,
la Fort Myers, Fla ''•■an" Mail
open porch, liarilwnod IVarca,VsA.1
and in a moment
said
closets, keptI’st'tilnliVM st th« t
voull
Is'
free
from
"I feel like a fathci nui-t leel
pain, soreness anil
to .show you through these beatf
|
when
he
has
lost
a
son
the
world
“ Dear me" rrird tlie Truffle lltinler. “ Thai istiffness.
In
use
for
i hie, lust a fine, elenii -part-:mm.
breakfast.
|ii*, vea i-' fm i he (mint is m, sciatica,
!no, lii , is an all'U-ia luting lady. r-n I Fddie was one of the -luarte t 1 ucuralgiu,
iuiubago,
backache.J
"NO you are after the Itlue could I
left-laind
pitchers
in
laisehnll
lie
■hi cai
. ■ ) trri 11- Hnivrr.'stty te. np crvising a
Uric Width' lii-gmi I., n>
Cherry Tree that grows mi t'berry
It. A Mm
I took licl hy llie m In ,t -lie Walked ivn iiia.-lec oi l lie i n i" fire d I -iiraiu.'.
Bounce It ill I" Hiiiil Llie Truffle was an awful rule elllikeli." lie 1 vS»'.' i tn
■i on ilic inn, kinnhoi Kim into tin- livry and iluit iu , mi. ni hi in,
sniffled.
“ 1 nvvei In hi it nguMist
assets "
.ui aw ny lie fore lie |mlii, . ume.
Hunter twlicn tlie visitors were her that she tried in swallow mi gin lei hirholllas S .v hih(. plesjilellt id
Mated and W hIiJo, his servant, lnol tail one time, Uiinkmg it wm, a
111' Alhlet" - (lid
gone out to bring In some lemon- w-orni.
"A gieat h.dl play i i in In- day
P s c a p t d ( 'n n \ it ‘ H u s
P ric e O f M e m o r ia l
Is “ I never know
kt
ado.
there was
"But what has (hat got In du '
and i ton .th! ih,oai let mi" of
a blue cherry tree there
( oin s T o De D o u b le d I iiil I' Il.'ldl II" 1
jra
IUVIV ,ri,
, in 11 , , Mliti .lope. with your had luck?" asked .liipc { D r n i ( 'a m *!i( In ( nlm
“ There
Isn'tc rexactly,"
"Why ran'l you cat eggs iwilnnn
I oin i oI .fin , ii 111 I., Iii J,f y at
ii j,, “ All tlie cherries are red rxrerit something happening
I
\ I |..\N I V. Feh -j:, i/|*i Brin III.I ll "III I line,, I I mil I In l ll l
f . one.
And that one is nut only
"t\ hy, don't ymi see nne .In;
i
blue, hut it had u hlu■■ gem In il
in • i Sinne Mountain i nrfedi'iate Bap' i- 1 ' Imm Ii ih* )i"i ly will |;■
in taw- I m m | uni I :
|,m k
H ,
1 Instead of n stone.
Besides nil He had eidekeii pul pie, and I net
ei
. Mcuinri.il half d'dlai- will he dulih I
er knew until I laid had three
Kfv 7 " *v
it is magic."
n
l>d \l i d t ' Ihdlw
N B.ilidnlph
Altitun
And ho told all nhuul poor helpings Unit it was
D ickey D e a ls K u u e r
Nn(
A
inht'oain,
Iml
A
into
use,"
Mini
in
|
‘li'
all
III
id
llie
still"
Miililltnin
*'i Twinkle Pen drinking the ink and i
how the only: way to cure him was I Dio Truffle Hauler nully
I n | Mmmmcnl.il Assneiatmu, auimuni
in W in t e r P a rk M eet
- to find the blue cherry as soon iim j said then that I wnnlil nevei eui appi i
j, 11,i v.ni..
illill,. I'V i I loilay The present pnee is SI
itOHslble.
|another lifte of etiivken or an egg tin* an! •*!*rHa l It* i » . »•• I»<ill•* la tor <ai II roue A Tier April Id. Ilnpossible.
Sound jnir.s i Uni J i i i iv c«{ I •ala . { H* -t.iti [in
“ I shall he delighted til help I os long as I lived
will Ii .4'.'. he said
t/Pi lo «,(,,
■•t Hi.- i n .Di
Hunter. forget and eat an egg mid when prf 'Mfi 1itti in 11 it i'
you," said the Truffle
"!•
Um do I pi id
minotin i n n i i l
Bklli )|« 1(1 1 1o' I ..1 1 h'l i.t,. r♦.ii f i
\ . t • 111 « • n
'.Illll .dle.l «l, I I 1111■I«I(Is l u l l to lll.it IIM’t'l l•"If plitl
“ I often look for truffles under I iln I always have had link'"
will Ih'ail'pi.i iti!
It 1' ,tt-y ( ,
the trees on Cherry Bounce Hill.
I ' l l i v l til tile honni of illlei tors of U ilfi.( U
Suddenly theie Hits a hang,
F 1'■i »*I . * 1.i iiji
I '.I pi i h I IVr h »iH‘A t1 i hr a - lien,t mi, ni its teg ii la i
And with my long nose I may he "There!" said the Truffle lluntei. lull I 1 •• I I*•I i<I - a ••
ublo'lu smell tlie tree that hux "t lierry itniiuee Hill is InnA again. put «'<l. It Wd
meet me yest erday.
' 1 e,' , oig l i i l , el, 0 tli", e nt t ■i
t*41I '1
S
i
«>!
the itlue eherry on it.
Waldo, Let's g o !"
vjf »
end "I I h. In | ion, Iml, ,,t i , ,
'y o
i i \ i. t i m ;t it . \ i i;s i i i u s i .n M ini. t I 'a 11 g.'p . Ink n, t|„ \\
hurry with tlm lenmuade - » w 't v
• ut.l.M \ \ It \Nh I t; iti
( I n Be I nut muni )
[K J . ; • all
going out."
lei I'll I B.ml ll'.plll 1.1111 Ii.Il"| III,
(i opynghl, IPL'U. N'KA Si i v i h '
I A MC \
I eh. I I C I III, .
Bl L’ l IN 1 , h. 21.1/1*1 I |,e (Illll
Waldo waddled in with muio*
Li i I. w"im ii ■. loin i..ooi 0 , lor
i i i i Hiiik I. i d Ii.unlit
h eld nn I.nni
lemonade in gl«i*M' > and )iasei,il it
net
tnd.il appointed < hunccllni l'ii I niiin .‘ i .i W Ihmk Irophl, \lr ..
HuriiiW.
leliei
id
tin
I
n
|
i
man
i
Rffl
Severe
(
’old
Prevents
around. Jnpe lnol. a glass and Nit s
mid
Foreign
.Mmislci I .v.i I Li in ilr i,(> memhei ,,f •i,,.
Bank mid fluid I ie, at i nlt uniu. I .ill lii-i
N e w h ir e
w
r ■ took a ght> ■ and Nancy look a President's W ife Prom Sum I* t etniuly. Iml.iv and e'cnii S iresheiuann delegates to the coin M" lllgilll SI,, i, | eg t'hl Wl I e. I "I, |■
glass nnd Mister lin ffle llnnlci j
mg
an
clingof
the
I
.vague
of
Na. d tin- filial! i play hy del. aimg
ed with M'veial llunn.and dnllari.
* 5 2 0
mh
» gins-, alid Wuhlu wan juft Filling:
t ions.
PntfHKcmeiil
, Mi hem (i. Mil ague, 7 up and 5.
m
& tooji
going to Intxi< tlie last glass fur |
mati vi,..i i.iii:.s i d \ i n u n
Idlilsell, ' In n iiddi-nly I’adilyfoul,
- '
5 6 5 W ASIlINGTlJN, Jeli 21.—U!'l Bltl NSI'.I.S, Belgium., 1-ell L’ l.l.l'i
tlie mouse, popped Ids head Up out' A
severo cold orcvenl cd Mrss file Belgian Simile lud.il iiilifud
o f Jape',, pocket and squeaked, I
' oolidge from atlcinling a dinner the delii funding agrei’iueni with
5 0 0
ct* *
“ Don’t 1 pit any?"
hoi night ■and
sent
II oiih<> (lie I luted States, negntnil'd •
n
t
lir
llr
ii
**■11 m
m While
VI Illll IIUIHW
At tlii ■ Wol.l.
Waslunglfun
The voti wa I I "
, ...
3 1 0
Hint he dr«p|n'd In- lemonade
moi "tlaehea hcairinng Im lueccilenU In III, with inic ah dent inn
/■*"*-Sv
to guide Mr. fnitInlet '■ utt. i daiuc
(lived out of (lie window.
V)
J
V
with anuthcr phi luce
illll lo- ionic in almost as quick
2 9 0
Ilia dinner was gm-a ai tlui
ly a i la wild oul, crying, "Mustci,
F o r e ig n e r
,
laas'.i'i. ihe hill'., gone again' Millard Hotel hy Attorney (lener*
A
II
p
rice.t
(■
o.
I>
bcitnH
V'^n;y-A \
tfi. . There Is nothing there hot a al anil Mrs. Nargcni and was mie
"
f
the
weekly
affairs
hi
(
.ih.ael
* cH
\
meadow. There is no hill ill all!"
\ // ^
is Wt '
"Dear mi*!" cried Hie Truffle nn nihers and their w h o m lii.'o i
r,,.t'
w-J Hunter.
" I Icii i lo calise I m* " f llie I'resnlrnl mnl Mi
alge
Al the t;is| III'IIMCM y]r
*
eggs fur lo i ,I, fu- I !"
J L N— / 1 w ij
tntill. I leneua
1
"I'.ggj
foi
hi i l l l i l o' l
(IMS ' O'dldgl fe|t she
Jllpc anil I III- I II III"W h.il lui> ■il Hu Mltile 111ni -i .mil il.. I’li st
deni, Wl.-hiug In .ittind llie ul frilt. ,
that to do wil h il ' '
Multiple Oisc-in^
"That', "le i I I should like In songIil mmliii't inn I liei
Left-Hand Drive—
A senieh id M-i. rid inert if nls
T h e tint ltip le d > * T
klluw!" said the t'luftle llnnlci
Originally introduced l»y Henry
e o n c eJ c ilto b c l
Hut it teem that every sing I disell,si d Unit I'tc^uli
lord on the Model T e a r in 1908 and
hurt'r
fi
oIUJ
u£-.-i.'j*)wur
More Hoick, are ,..... Being .old . ban ever
i-iit.‘lipraJrf^Kr
» m m icli a f i’ll it-. <Iih mu tli
since adopted for most American...... .
U,“ *c> Idvlorv. And sn miporum
.^Miiruc iuppi iii riXf*d** itsty.4
l,,iy of
id Mra McKmlev. (iml the
1.1) Iti lii-iii' (In' *, Iniy
made cars.
J' V " " * ' *,»c f « i lliai.ihougl, , i p c n . n r l v
my life ? "
( ci’Ui'M* wm. adopted limned ion
•’ Hnick may Be IncsprnMxrK purchsrrd.
Thermo-Syphon 0
" V (» , " ........ kill Faddy fool no J*"l«‘'L**"x ''v ia le d that Mra Mil
Three Point M o to r A’ujpcfu/ofi—
Mnol.
*
"
iild
spend
I
r
a
nionri
BoHding
it,
patiently, “ If it .Iochi.'I take h... |
M /uidiiic. wife nt Hi, y ,,.
Extremely
ry Ford in 1903,
and illll ke,p ibr i , " hRi v op
,ile.
I'irst used by lle n n
IunR."
teiari of Agricullure had im en
Model
T
power
t
i c " ' ; No « S S , ,
,
,
u
l
t
k
l’
1
‘
O
m
e
d
m
,
.
||lr
ld
llll)l|t
and a feature of the N
“ It won't," answered the I ruffle rugemi in * last evening and lie
Hoick \ .tlvcdn-Hcsd to g in c lx ., ionic explant for eighteen years.
Hunter.
"lii'h l.H , what if it
ll" ' i«vll«tiu i.
governed enoreU m |
I" ii" " - iy pc tn Build. lUiw-k could ti«c axlcriing
docs?
Tin* liili isn’t there an> * ■ ,• ■ .
.
er..( less expensive (Ban ll.c S-cniroI xurfaic
peraturc.
Dual
Ignition
System—
way.
K link hoiiined awnj nod I' I S 11 ; \ l l ( l ( r i l l l l l ' I'(* t | flN
*'• <" o g mechanism which addx so much »o
probahly won't be hark until it
III", k-s driving rase. The Torqur-tuBc Ori»c
Dual ignition is provided for Ford
Simple, Depend**j*
-Lo sddx expense to lluiik manufaciure. ax
hits the Rocky Mountains nnd Lcnvi* TailaliUNHee O n
t ars, (1) the Fort! magneto and (2)
■tdir
“
Sealed
Chassis."
,he
"Triple
Scaled"
bounces buck again.
t'berry lo u r O I W c s l
. the generator and storage battery.
• "Umc, lull pressure engine lubrication, the
Bounce Hill is ax bouncy ,i» if it
I his has been a great factor in
“ o k multiple-disc, drv-platc clutch, sud
grew rubber trees instead of rlmi
flo w . " O p u o P 1
loiuk
"irchaiitriil
4-wiiccl
Brakes.
TAI
LAHAaSKK.
Feh
2
1
.id’i
establishing
tlie Ford rcimtation for
ry
trees.
They
any
that
lubber
r.
< I fuller. Federal Supervistrr*s used to grow ui| il ami that
--------Torque Tube 0°'*
leliability.
Mol, k closed bodies ore built By Fisher to (he
l he roots aiv still there
But to '*r.V l,,Uilteriea for the soutlionst
m o,i exacting standards laid down hy xnv
go on with my slory:
, ,h“ J ullurist Bennett and J, H
Planetary Transmission—
>o iioilxciorcr today.
“ Oure ii(ioii a time when I was , »3*»ll, eommisnioiier of the state
Costs more to build than the con
XS’htn
a little hoy. I had a litlh hen IdcpuiimerU ,,f game and fresh
d o 'Illy, regardless o f its cost, rules Uuick
R S h erp ^ cn s
JFVfllfl Am»**»df»lli I Wr
ventional sliding gear type but
railed Ambrose.
She wan 11 tiiee *) ' a_ ' r Dsli. left I allahassee today
•h sign. Hut lhanka to the sustained popularUntil, tUiii u iii
for
an
inspeetion
of
iuos|K*etive
gives
better
light
car
control.
"
v
of
t
Ii
is
(luallry,
purchasers
actually
pay
little lien iind used lo crow t o ,
ffwlldt fllfm
lakes over the state fur the « » less lor (I. Vast volume gives Buick owners
■how how much she loved me."
ttihjisiinieiit
of
fresh
water
fuh
oner transportation at lower cost. Your next
“ Hens don't crow," luughcd Nick.
y*0* i»>.r
We have never lowered the quality of the car to
‘ •ir should be a Better Buick!
ISMS,
(ta il tn #9i
“ Besides Ambrose is a funny name liatrheries.
lluirk
ii«»
IfJ
all
me
«>
Jefferson, Ml, ill Ml II. AI
for a hen.
Ihm'L you mean she
b<lt pf I lit KlMimp
counties
were
A itlistnob lie Cktmbfi
was a rooster?"
. lA'vy
. .
.
, , ,on ........—
m
lCommcf11 ini v>liin>f
“ The idea!" said the Truffle 1,‘r>* "
lakes in those “ IJf (lie ,Second,"I?-ittonlh-uld lrvt uk»
"There
you
go
,
1
‘
"
u"Dc»
having
been
offeiod
the
Huntwr
isli terrier belonging lb Mrs..It. J,
VI t
too, just like everybody else!
1 1 b *i'Lc ,®r ,, ,e ' ,,‘,t"»*‘'d hatcheries. Kyi Idler of Rochester, N,' Y., wus
aatiKxl her when she was just oul 1, „ : y ; A V j ! ^ . . w“ “ ^ c d u le ,l to ro luled ineligible for entry in the
VIf the
UK) egg.
rate was
was sort
son or
u: u , L S » i r ?
puppy t lass o f llie United Terriers
o
She
!!
ho joined hy 1. It. Hodges,
amber ana sort of rose colored, so Sxlloll
li’Lii f*..... __!
m
J caliod her Ambrose.
And when
ah# got older and leurntd Imw to
Magnulla Avenue
e n w , I couldn't help that either, w a t « L u i » r y !
judges
h
i
h m
f
Getting Uprights
KJ
MOURNS
6
s ,i * t
T W IN S
Ouch! Rheumatism!
Rub the Pain Away
F O R Sr
New Spanisli Sluoti
El Verano Buili
*1*1 Years
Leadershij
and still. Leading
,
.
J? £
G
<r, r \
W
P r ic e
in
D e s ig n
T udor
F o rd o r Croupe
T o u r in g
R unabout
Supremacy Maintained through
which Established Ford Lead
fs?»S0?
SANFORD BUICK CO
ktttiii
�THE SANFORD
_
H
/ - i“*;> ra
,v>**.
vV *’
tV1rJS?*—
A*
ERALD,
I
in f
---------
-----
— ------- i------------------- P —
Supplies moderate. Demand moderate Dem
--------- tday
slow-,
market
steady. Florida, 10. ket steady. Florida ill
CETl
,,
4-6 d o * . *5.00-5.60, 8 -do*, *4.
CELERY 8
Inch crates, 3 doi. 56.00-6.2r>, 4-8 washed, 4H$ dot. * 6 JRt-6 ,00.
do*, *5.25-5,50. 10 doa. *4.75-5.00.
California, crates, *9.00-9.50.
Tampa— New 10-story OHre HoSanford, Fin., warmer," partly - Philadelphia 36 degrees, raining tel annex nearing completion. _ /
cloudy. Godd wire inquiry. He* 4 Florida arrived. 7"cars on track.
'"7 <■■*,
,.
(Continued from page 1.)
mand nlwlera;o, marleifc ktondy.
•Dade City— Plan* preparing fo r
Supplies
moderate.
Demand
mod
•r
nn unnumetl. South Carolina city Carloads f.o.b. usual term s. and
erecting of new *125,000 school
AliKorbtian O f T h e A tla n ta ,! where he was taken by his mother f. o. b. cash track, 10 -inch cratce In erate. market slightly weaker. building
the rough, H-di do*. Golden SelfSelf- Florida, 10-inch crates, mostly only t
Blrmlnsrhnm And A tla n tic fallowing his collapse hero,
blnn'-hing Special, Talr to genernllv fair quality, 3 dot. *4.00-4.50, l 1 —
lln ilrcp d B v Coast L tn e Ig .. Klopmen* Revealed Wednesday
II £ ■
good quality, fairly well blanched, do*. *4-50-5.00, G and B do*. *5.00- « fl * >. I " P
■ P ra c tic a lly 'C o m p le te d N o w 1 » ! • elopement with Miss Former mostly. $4.00 -54.25, few low as 5.50, 10 do*. *4.00-5.00.
M A IN ~ I O G O lI C C t
j
._____ "
* was revealed yesterday in disChicago: .'kijdcgroos, cloudy. 3>
*
^ | i
*3.75.
\T! a v t V
v-K or. hm
patches from Dothan, where he
A T LA N T A , Ga.. heb. “ •“ W * '- M -b c o fl well received and where
host hcaion same date: U. S. California. .7 Florida arrived. 11
good honG nat interest was manifest vo-) he' had made ft fnvcrable impres- No. 1 3-0’s, Golden Seif-blanching, cars on track. Supplies moderate.
Unmnnd
moderate,
market
firm
f.-r
dny 't. ihr preetl;*;il n':rnrpi‘on t*f nlcn ns n young Presbyterlnn dl- 12.50-2.76.
ood.stock. Florida. jq-i«*-v« w ' - i
the Atlanta Blrniin.ihttnt. and At* v o>*
.
> T >t*>l rtrlol shipments from Run- ■G do*, well blanched, *5.75-6.00,
Inntle Railroad- l • Jic Atlantic
Mir- Farmer met him while she ford djatriet this season to date, fairly well blanched. gn.5U-8.ro,
S T «T i
Coast lint! nallro.ul. which v - a * * ™ , H •**$*«* * t 1£c* b% & oi|?F l i l t lo ta i carh’t >¥ pme«ts from
T V ' ,1rkont
bhSched. *5.50-6.75.
California
nnriqunced yert. nifty hr C >l B. 1 . i
‘, JRhvil * n d ' h4 Pa!r " « £ Tj
I hit- it reeeiv r
iv,, i .1 „„.i 1 **t tfer.'otivillo, where ttoffla sort of *cmc
orates, 4,0 .in*. *9.00-10.00, ordiThe Utter railroad' hns be,n in the ' f
« * « " * » > ' Was gone jnant* from Sanford Florida ill*- nary quality and condition, *7.50
to rough, Dothan people were con- t n t . tv. n j euis ngt> sn.nouate l,7J7. 8 .00 .
liands of a receiver uinr** l!) 2 i.
. .
Baltimore: 34 degrees, rntmng.
Thin gives the A. C. I.. control Gnicil ehnt Miss T afm ct thought To**.* « » » t shipments from Fhtre cterntony legal, ns In her home itla last season, 7,963
3 Florida arrived: I car recoinlgu.
of three railroad svaticms in the
Today‘a Qtiulatlona
cd. 10 enrs on track, closing Wed
noUthenst, the third one between to m , :die was known ns a qtilet
New York: 34 degrees cloudy. 11 nesday. Huppllo* illodorate. De
the Louiiiville and Nashville Which p.mi sensible girl.
dler^father, C. II. Farmer, a Florida arrived; supplies goml, mand'slow, market dull. Florida
war. acquired several years ngq
hut has bean operntii.g it as u wholesale grocerymnn, Iwcnme suc- stock* light. Deranmi moderate for 10 -lbch crates, nil sixes, best *o.t>0 pielouv of Cobit for sonio unac- good' stock, market firm for good 5.60, few higher, jioorly blanched
separate company.
",
N e w Ford Coupe
Under the ngreoment effected boutiteii reason after the couple stock. Florida, mbfttly fair quality, *4.60; xvnshori, wrapped, nil sires
between tliu A. C. 1 ,. and the A. y.cnt to Dothan, and begun ranking ordinary condition, nome green, It)' $5.00-0x00, mostly around * 6 .fift.
And
A.
II. A. the f. riner ni .'times' nil the inquiries, llo asked Cobb to leuve in crnte« in the rough, nil sizes,
Washington: 38 dgrees, mining,
One
K
a
ra
t Diamond
best
*5.60-0.23,
few
*0:50,
ordinary
obligations-of the present receiv tlit> ceremony legal, as in he home
1 Florida arrived; 2 broken and 2
■<>
ership, and a reorganization of settled. Cobh acquiesced and left quality .ami condition, *4.50-5.(M> unbroken car* on track. Supplies
Ring:
poorer low as *4.00.
the finance of the A, 11. nnd A. is j immedintely.
Pittsburgh: 42 degrees,’raining.
Mire rnnFcnt of the American Legion Imnd nt P.rmvnwood. Tex. died, there j fully provided for. It adds 0-10 No Record Found of Marriage.
A coupon glveb with each flvoSuhsis|uent|y .Mr. Fnrmcr could 3 Florida arrived. Opening ThursL.
■ Sow’, however, Iwgion men, mid hun'ttess leaders of Paris, Tex., have uffer- miles of trackage to tho A.
gallons gas and four quanta oil.
ujcct, and a grand jolli-flcatlon was held at Paris on Washington’ 1. 'tliday, system which already extends find no record of such a marriage
Also n coupon with each dol
through Virginia. North Carolina,, having been performed In the In
lar's purchase good fo r
, , '
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, diana city, h now is believed they
A LU M IN U M W A R E
wt re ’•duped" by some one posing " A C H E D ^ A C H E D ”
•nnd Alabama.
Drawings each Monday and
the wheat market today underwent
The A. II. nnd A. extends from as a magistrate fur the fee he got
Thursday
out
of
the
ceremony.
Brunswick
and
Atlantu
through
the
a decided setback. Neur crop de
Ornminar School
Lot us furnish you with the best
Hie marriage of Cobh nnd Miss Lady Say* Her Back “Hart Night
■heart of Georgia to Brunswick, on
liveries displayed the moat wonk-l
(Ins nnd Oils, Tiros and Tub«a
Principal ( )uits the Atlantic 'const, jumtimi with Hollingsworth was discovered to and Day"—Least Noiie Up
ness, plentiful moisture for for)
[domestic winter wheat being a
nt better prices.
the A. It. and A. being effected at have hern legal and therefore bindip*r, In that then* hud been no le
bearish factor.
Offermnn, Ga.
D. *'• t'ripe. for I lin e years
set
Her.
Belter
After
Rincs Filling: Station
h-E*The consolidation forms a main gal nu.triage between Alii.* Far
On the other hand, it was con-j
j»trisi tended that prospective steady ox - 1 principal <>r the Hanford t.ramTaking
Cardni.
trunk line between the l>. it N. mer sad Cohn. , Mis* Wallings1113 Sanford Are,
ttmr
Sehuots,
has
resi)r*»
,
1
,
and
[eun.in- pnrots of autum wheat would indi- j
instituted
lines in Alnhanm nnd A.
I.. it) worth's parent^ hnve
will
enter
the
real
<-iat»
l.tmlP h o n e 4C1-J
l#fs at ,ate large decreases hereafter in'1
Georgia, the only important junc steps looking toward the filing of
Winfield, Texas.— "My hack hurt
.7ess with offices in tlx- Masonic
mar
tion therefore existing at Mont a suit for annulment nf this mar night and day/' says Mr*. C. %
the United States visible supply,! remple building, arn.nliog to
led 4
riage.
Bason, of R, F. D. 1 , this place, "[
gomery.
nn tttmtnineenienl ntmle today.
I to 2 nnd that July delivery in thin
The agreement provided for the
Following the exposure o f Cobh ached and ached until I couhl linn!country
is
on
a
good
export
rela
T.
W.
l.nwtito,
sup>
nnu
n<lent
»k>atsi
of public instrui timi. stateipthis. issuance of 5G0 lit dock of the new at Decatur, he was arrested and ly go. I folt weak nnd did not feel
jplialt, tionship. even aside from chances
of
crop
scares
and
exhausted
re
morning
that no sumessor to company for each SltiO in A. It. and jailml on u charge of bigamy:.Thla Ilka dolng^nytblng. My work wns
a Car
A. bonds, the A, C. I.. guarantee was withdrawn when It was learn a great Infftlrn to me. I Just hated
Mr. t ripe had yet Into agipuintd hern serves.
Do you become Irritated
ing dividends on the five per cent ed that he had not been legolly to do up the dishes, oven. I wan
The
opening,
%c
lower
Mo
He
cil
and
that
Mr
.
t;
|
.McKay
irr ami
Miss noaccount and extremely nervous.
higher. Slay IfiTH to H -and Jtlly
would he in charge of tin- gram preferred stock beginning one year married to Miss Furmer.
at trifles, start at sudden
from date of acquisition. All <>f Farmer is at home with
her
1 ..J|a, to 115%, was followed by
"My mother bad tnltcn Cnrdut
mar '.clouds notd the ,a.'nncy
parents
at
Dothan,
nnd
Misi
HMthe
common
st>
ik
of
the
new
com
noises,
lie awake nights >
and
nhn
thought
it
would
do
mo
a
moderate
general
advance
anil
i< filled,
a ’t—
pany will he held hy.the A.
!■. j iinpMvorlh with hers at Dutvsun, good, no she told mo to lako IL
Itarelv then by a drop to well below yes
Mr. l.awtnn s,i d that >ie was
(Your nerves ore out o f
My husband got. mn n bottle nnd t
The reimrted merger of (ho A. Ga.
lll'.JU: terday's finish.
negotiating with a man m Athbegan on It. 1 began to Improvu at order.
ft. I,., ai d the 1 -. it W, is sab) t>>
Damp weather and scantiness of
’
«
1 ms,' tia.. in an attempt to vet
once. It was such a help that I
N involve t en nth'-r roads besides I
corn receipts led to higher prices
lorn to 1 1>nte lone fur the i»*si- .these two olid the A. It. and A. j
If you neglect th$m you
continued It until after tho baby’a
the fur corn. After opening uncnnng-j t mil.
birth.
They at*' the Nashville. Chatta
may
have nervous exhaus
ed
to
r,s
upr-May
79
to
He,
the
I main-1
*‘I took eight bottles nnd I can
nooga. mni St. I.ouIh and the Cure- (
te the tcorn market scored material gains
tion,
hysteria, nervous in
certainly
sny
that
It
helped
mo.
linn, Clittchfielil and tthio. 'Jhr
%
lling |
It
Is
a
fino
tonic.
U
built
mo
up
>m Sjmrtai
digestion or serious organic
i a *| CHICAGO. Ilk. Feb. 2, _ w, _ ! 0 1 d T i m e F i d d l i n g latter r .id runs fr vutil
nnd Boomed to etrengtbou me.
I
fit-ills of
T H t’IISDAV. FEBR U AR Y 2.1
lihrt:r, 8 i •. t . Mil»
grew less nervous nnd began to trouble.
Bkuit ir Tnblbi*.
t o B e K 'UIII* kl
Vest. ■nlay’H 5'fjir Open C o n t e s t I s
If so, nnd if you are a woman sleep better.
n i-iir\ \* .M: v M chtiinnnji ot
('lust'
Ago Today
"I can certainly roefinimcinfl
L It-f*
A
.volt
will like doiieing, card parties Cardul
l»qt|
i|
1
1
t
fW
IT
tl
■
•
I
the
to cximrtant mothers, for to
jl.itbliT WII HAT—
H e l d a t t h e M i l a n e thr
and society lifo in general.
Best C ook in g
the L A- N uti.l 1 In• merger i
T ry just
mo It wan a wonderful help. ... In will help you.
1*77‘ ‘j 194% 167*1
k tu Mu Mav. ri' \v
Hut if you ate a man who will .every way I felt belter after tnldnif
port i indii ■Ktui Ml!nt 111* would t e
Kifl'v
ll’i.'.'v
t k v a- \L>v, ••Iii
one bottle.
W e ’ll refund
An o]d-time f ddling competition Mu' heu! iiit M,, ■•it4**ilid'lterl r-ind. haVe just the opposite liken.
It nnd 1 think It Is a aplcndld medi
185', 144%
115
[t» 2 *a. Jill V
Theaters
and
other
amusements
eontparahh*
t>
*
the
one
n*retill>
cine."
your
money
if it doesn’t
1 :is
1 19% 137%
bn li.u k iS*'i>:.
/ i.
R easonable P rices
have gi eat nppenl for women
Cardul la purely vogotablB, and
slqg*'d*4>* Henry Ford will In lu ll!
HOLDS born
H .r ( L G
relieve
you.
mi
this
date
while
the
man
(
contnlira
no
harmful
drugs.
79
133
at the Milane Theater sumetit.ie
Mnv
•'raves for work dnd his office or
For itale ovorywhere.
NC-103
Your druggist sells it at j are the a d va n ta g e
.lull
134%
H2 \ within the :ext few weeks i.tr,tnl- A N N U A L Kl .FICTION place of liuslnesB will take most of
133%
h i 1- ing to an announcement «»-: I • this III'.Rl'. LA ST N IG H T Ills attention.
the S*-t«t.
pre-war prices — $1.00 • 1
|nl li-i 0 VIS—
o f this place.
Women horn on this date will
bottle.
moniiug In .). L. Mnrcntette, man
65% 41
tuptoiie Mnv
marry wealthy men whicli will as
(C.mtimieil
from
page
L
I
>
>
.
ager
uf
the
amusement
huiuy
»*h«
60%
on July ..
42 •a ,
I awarded to* the winning dul> by sure them n happy life.
Sept.
r>i %
wiers.
is .scouring ;*u* ountry fur "fiddlin' A
Fnrt. |i>ral automobile dealIt gain 117 IT—
fools" to vie t
the mntty prir.es
Itlv :o Mm
191%
Other tmirnnments for the .-|inng
that will he «** , red.
(leimi al, Juli
ic o n
ami
r>*r next m ason nre being conThe
preliminary
try-out*
to
se
|or. ( . H*'l>t.
149%
lect those best qualified fur the templnted. These will he additielix
hi Ida in 1 \ItD—
to the regular m heihi!'-. which' now
fa n n Mnv
10.42 14.80 final t.mrila ef t tie tmirntimert include* the Central Florida Open
will
probably
he
held
within
the
fdi •;!:,i i -fnlv
10.80
next three weeks. Mr Mnrcntette t’hampii'tivtiip tmirney. usually held
RIIIS—
|.«5 ,
said, or as ...... tin f atter a** tn Junnnry.
Max
.19
MitiUl'Il
participant' are -cored to ■ file civil* plans in hold frequent
P July
,30
15.05
make
t
lie
event really Wo r t h wh i l e Jsocial affine- nt the eluhbmise,lies*
HI l.l II s —
“
la
many
corn r< of .Hominole I open to nil members nnd features I
tile a. M»v
10.42 1887
ennui', iinl mm l.v -niton*, thi'ie j of till* ealendar year ini bide a
rt . a ’i ■lii'v
10.05 19,05
are ,.ld I ime fiddlers who rank |imniher >*f ball.*, dinner dam **'* nod
PC
with tin best m the > ah. Mr. banquets.
|en* ciiii
NKVV OJtLEANS, Feb. 25.— itV) Mun i 'etto said m diseo.-'ing tin*
Many of the games’ devotees
IS, -III li
1 ••tt"li futures opened stendy:
were present at tile meeting last
rmiini - Mar. t, (•*.no; Mav 18.5s. July 18.10; lliii,|.i,‘ e’ltertairiaieiit li stole tor night, which was said to be one
Sanford them, r goers.
Point l..r ' "i 17.30; Dee. 17.28 hid.
demonstrate this tail and „ f the most enthusiastic gatherings
iftu-mbio
to provide g>"‘d wludesule etiter- ever held at the clubhouse.
Appointments announced by the
JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 26.-1/17 j tuimne'it out of the general run
farcies
president were oa follows: ’limr' "iiihiions and nricea prevailing
iixlotnlo >*n tin. Jacksonville market today of theater ntlrncltuns 1 uni plnti nanient committee, lloy Ghillendett
pal is= as tarnished hy tin* state market- ning to offer tempting prises f*» and Floyd Palmer; house commlttoils ari l "ig bureau: supplies of all miscel fiddlers in pearhy sections of Flor lt*e,
I.. Rritt and Joe Gbitlenthe in- laneous vegetables very slight,.dc- ida to compete in this match,” Mr. den; <hnirinnn of greens eominitpl hv th> m.'tnd guild, movement very light, Mnreiilettr added.
. .Mr. Marvntettc declared llml tun' tee, Roy Hy mines.
♦
Vl Issue, market strong for good stock.
aspirant for fiddling imnors «•»
Arms
I leans, green hampers,
Palmetto ~ 6,(100 feet sccxvnll
^Vl1
'
;
Seminole
enunly
simuld
coin
muni
poipany’s I" ■. demrttid good.
The character o f a developm ent does not consist m e re
cate with the* Milane Theater a he built at Rivcrvicw Park.
acaimt
i
Vl'Ty
Farida
10-Inch
crate*,
4*JW
„„,
„<
noBsildi*
the
entry
li*(
•Iff t
ly o f constructing so m any m ile o f streets, sidewalks,
; V r •-..OG, n.irn.
|is
rx,H*cti «l to lie lomplclted.
k4i. iii
* ukes, IniHhcl crates, practically |
-------------------S* and tin i*upplie*.
and other im p rovem en t^, or, does the outw ard o f a d e
Lgg plant, standard crates, fancy j
|Dialing practically iuj supplies.
velopment. Th ey do form an im pdrtant part in the esta b
Jtvirtor-,
I'> :i'. F.uglish ~n Imshcl hampers,
•o'liunt ’"M'ldu-s light, few *3.5(1@4.50.
lishing1o f an ideal commuity. But in 'th e last analysis—
nn a
Peppers, 'tandard crates, green,
Wrong fau> j. practically no supplies,
the desirability an d 'attractiven ess o f a com m unity— its
any of
Squash, .-tandard crates, yellow,
absolute safety as one’s choice fo r u perm an en t en viro n
f:>M.'\, practically no supplies.
NKW. YORK. Fell. 25.—(/P)~
a* point-.
pia-di, standard crates, white, William T. Tilden and the U. S.
Dfinh
ment, the social and recreation al side determ in es th e
Lawn Tennis Association are on
< »r v fancy, practically no supplies,
i f i ! is ,;,*■«* ,“ 'ut,H'** P‘ r cwt * 2 .6(1 fu) the outs again. Tlie association hiis
real character.’
refused to sanction charity tennis
Atlantic
by
American
and
French
players.
Lmiutics, sixes, Florida's fancy,
f*K'> and ruunt and stoi k *6.00©G.OO.
Declaring that he would nlay in
■®4 Alton
loinaLies, sixes, Florida’s choice, exhibition mutches at Madison
Square Garden on Sunday **
"omt and sUiek, *3.50(g)4,50.
Awsrjcnn
Oranges, boxes, fnney count nnd scheduled, and that Vincent Rich
Sanford Grove has social and recreation al atm osphere
Atneri- M"ck. *4.00(^4.50.
ards. Francis T. Hunter and Dr.
||u,|
<'ranges, boxes, choice count and George King, would join hint, Tilthat assures congenial surroundings fo r all its re s id e n t
F0t,lra pti‘- t"(k. 3.60&4.00.
ilen characterized refusal by the
w|«l 2 ‘
Grapefruit, boxes, fancy count association t>» approve rrnneo1 **rv u»>x- and
Americnn contests for devastated H IIA T S what make* beauty — *
stock, *3.50(t\ 4.00.
lovely akin! A akin perfect la
Grapefruit, boxes, choice count French province* was "due to mis
Us texture — free from pimplo#,
guided *enl" and re*I tn[K*.
Kpo Sanford Grove today, have our representative
->-, jand ’llwk* W-<HIW*»3.60.
Jean IJorota, champion of the blackheads or blotches.
I
French team, announced that the
And bow everybody Iotm to loo*
di-ive you to the property, let him explnin tho de
""liai-l Seventh D istrict Cage refusal of official sanction would at beautiful akin! How they ad
the French team from the mire the fresh, clean, healthy ap
velopment and its attractive features in detail.
17,K= Tourney Opens W ith (Oinjtel
pearance a perfect skin giro* I
charity matehes.”
And do you know what m***e
-<>Quintets Competinff •Ixiuia B. Daky, chnirmnn of the skin
lovely? Well. It’s healthy. rKh.
U S L T A. sanction committee,
said ‘ that once the hnra were let red blood. Healthy blood P“ rl®“
1.05;
' V ^ V ^ * Fla
down there would be never ceas the .ystem-throw* off the jnipurl
7.4a ■, i '■*'Lt-ibalI teams
that cause ekln
• ‘ Wd* i„ thu seven til A. A. U„ ing embarraaament for both o ffi ties
And 8 . S. 8 - that
M®0«
cials
nnd
players.
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i ,V‘ ’
Florida will participate
Despite the controversy, the reg cleanser and builder helps Natnr*
O'roe-day tournament which ulat Franeo-Araprican Indoor team mike rich, red blood- You never
Urte here at 2:30 o’clock this nfmatches start today nt the seventh hare to worry with embarrassing
i 'M’n to decide the district prepakin blemishes when you keep your
cr-smpionnhlp.
"idW en1’aT * ^ ' o’clock will face blood full of healthy red-blood-celht
Take 8 . 8 . S. and have the beauj
** played In .tWt Hone Lacoate, new indoor title•mn K’ * ^ rnoon and night be- holder and victor- over Vincent atftil skin that belong* to you. And
while IF* making jour akin lovely.
12. C. MILLER, Presitlont.
|.s ?«nowiTnft*rrow* 1Jn,w in*f8 ttre Richards in straight sets Uet week, 8 8 . 8 . U airing yoa j
—
and at’ 4:39 Vincent Richard* will
renewed
strength
*
Dd
i
Ser""
.u$
*y
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Groveland-Tarpon
t V P»‘ a'.U1 U. .s. l l l j ' ^ ’in' ll‘,ter Daven-Wauchul«‘, play Jean BoroU._________ *'
energy. 1 lntT bS . " ? (
P h o n e 249
lr»d- St n " ’f,r*denton;
Auburndah'* ' Jacksonville— Eait Coo>t Pro- firm, plump
Increasing your »PPe
■’ wcomin Port " m : .St'lir>ng-M6unt VVrde;
1 to 13AO; K L ^.Mde-Pltnt . City; Lake acre tag Company, to . erect Urge tits and mek*®* 7°“
^
tiKaitbv all over. It a
__ _ _
L »ack*U Ci t *. *
M»* Dora-Haine*
tb?rich.
% Idaho Apopka b*U r' c ltarwater; Tampa- * ' ( )c«la—Arraory being remodeled hMna
Nature build that does U.
b row S B 8 today. All drug storeu
anil redecorated,
KOUU. U '.
w * r r Ii,1„H<rareinK
*°r today.
Cc*. Kiv w C,tjr- .BrookavRI*. Co* ' Hollywood—New $3,W M W Hol
tew.
* " c,ti Arcadia and B»r* lywood Hotel opened.
Mare Conies ro Life A gain
Gray
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IN RAIL 1 ® E R AhHEVftB® W' L‘ s,"rm'"*i i—
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must be a
est worker and capa
ble of using initative.
Reply at once, giving
reference. Box A B
C care Herald.
Are you nervous?
Eat
Is This Your
Birthday?
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a
SANFORD GROVE
“A m id Majestic P in es”
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Tilden Is At Outs
With Tennis Body
Over Charity Meet
lovely
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C H E E R U P — T H E F IR S T R O B IN S A R E
The Sanford Herald
A d verse Advertising
H e r o e s , ’Human
H f .p p
Anid
Sub-Human
P itlU r< t w r »Wh m m »«f»H
0mm4mr M HkltN. M«rl<«
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One .of the moat regrettable departures from established
Miami Tribune
newspaper ethicn ever recorded in the state of Florida, or in
■ > u r«d
Second C l u i Matter, any other state, appeared last night when eight pages of pure,
The Weems “ Life' of Washlngbar IT.
IT, I111*,
at thaPoatof fita
Octobar
ll
a» Saaford. FI
Florida tindsr Act' of unadulterated real estate “ bull” of the most inflated type ton" In now little more than n
. Ifa rch «, lilT .
tradition. Yet it* dreadful influ
H, to. a n n a
m i tar n < H a i u t t were sold and distributed on the streets under the misleading ence rolls on. It was the Rev. hlr.
H. U TIHAft----- . ..Aaaartata M fltr caption of “ Midnight Extrn of the Tampa Tribune."
Weems who first put into circula
KAItl.K R. <fONK«, Maaaatac M llar
The nclion of n newspaper in. apparently “ selling out" to tion that famous hatchet story.
m u n i 'n iiT in x H . t m
Ona Tear—17.00 HI* Mnntha....l3.ll
Delivered In City hjr Carrier. per a realty firm in this manner Hhould draw the condemnation Here is his .narrative, in all its
1 weak. U<\ Weekly Edition 11.00
of every right thinking Florida citizen. The Herald is pro sickly horror:
per year.
“ When George was about six
CPKCIAI, .HOTICUi
All nliltunry foundly interested in seeing all sections of Florida adver
years old. he was mnde the weal
nut Ire*, cauls uf thank a, resoln'tlon* an<l notloaa o( entertainments tised in all parts of this grant nntion. We are behind every thy master of a hatchet, of which,
,where rhsraes are made will bo legitimate publicity feat inaugurated, but we strongly con
rharited for at regular advtnlslna
like most little hoys, he was im
rate*.
____________ _____ ■ demn the invitation for Florida knockers to exhibit concrete
moderately fond; and was con
NKUnRli ASKnCIATKD Plticas proof of absurd, highly inflated publicity matter which they stantly going about chopping ev
The Associated I’reea I* exclus
ively entitled to the uee for ro- will claim is representative of Florida's advertising copy as erything that came in his way.
pu..Mention of all new* dispatches a w’hole.
One day, in the garden, where he
credited in It or not otherwise
, pffTlled In this paper and alao the
I f future effects of the "extra” issued last night were often amused himself hncking his
loeal new* puhllahed herein. ' All
right* of republlratlon of spsclal confined to Tampa and Winter Haven the rest of the state mother’s pea-sticks, he unluckily j
llapatrliei herein are olao roeertretl. would hnve no complaint, but the loss of confidence and the
tried the edge of his hatchet on
genernl lowering of prestige that are sure to result from the body of b beautiful young Eng-1
THURSDAY. Fib. 25. 1926
tlie issue's circulation will tlnmago all sections of the state. lish cherry tree, which he barked
TH E HERALD'S PI.A tFO R M
The
anti-Florida propagandist will not bother to explain so terribly, that I don’t believe the!
I.— Deeper water rotila lo Jack
that, the super-superlative statements contained in the “ ex tree ever got the i*etter of it. The
sonville.
n
f.— Conatrurtlnn of St. Johna-ln- tra" emanated froqi one community. He will say “ here is the next morning the old gentleman.,
- flan River canal.
t&A
type of inflated publicity that Florida is specializing ih,” and finding out what had befallen his
I.— Kilrnaton of while way.
there
is no denying that his words will bear weight. In the tree, which by the way, was a 1
Mjkl.— Rwtaimlnr pool, tannla ronrla,
past Florida knockers have done little material dnmnge be great favorite, came Into the house
ele.
their adverse contentions lacked authenticity. In the and with much warmth asked for
6.
— Alim enting o f building cause
pro.
gram—houses, hotel*, a p a r t * Tribune's deplorable "extra’’ screaming headlines hearing
the mischievous author, declaring
■tenI home*.
flagrant insults to the intelligence of the American people at the same time, that he would
|“ ‘ t.— Ratenalon of afreet paving
present Florida’s enemies with valuable ammunition for a not have taken five guineas for
program.
broadside of criticism that is sure to he fired against this f the tree. Presently (lenrge and
7.
— Conatrucllon' o f
boulevard
----- around I Jilt a Monroe.
practice of boosting beyond the hounds of plausibility.
his hatchet made their appearance
6 — Completion of city beautifiesOs
In the “ extra" the realty activity of the comparatively’ "(Joorgp,’’ said his father. *du
lion program.
f —Expansion of arhool system small city of Winter Haven is termed "the awakening of a : ymj kllow wj,Q )<ui,'d that beautiwith provlalon for Increased fa nation." The city is described as "the most naturally scenic' j u, |iuIr
tree yonder in the
_rilitJwM.________ _
. spot in North America." The dictionary’s steak of superln'lives is tisetl in describing "the millions nntl millions of do!-1 ■“ This
.................
was a tough question; and
rm il.E VERSE FOR TO D AY
' hits being expended in building," "the seething mass of activ7toggered"iind
under it for a
S A LV A TIO N FROM OOD’ - * ‘ l ity” and the ".‘150 per cent increase in population noted in. mompnt. j)Ut
<,uirkkly
l.i recovered ,
have waited for thy hnlvntinn, O twelve months."
himself; and looking at his father
Lord." Gen. 40: 18.
Such publicity appearing in booklet form would perhaps with the sweet face of youth
~
P R A Y E R — 1''Therefore, O I/ird,
'•, f s nl*o«woui*r wait on Thee, to tie get by,-but the incorporation of such rot in a so-called extra brightened with the inexpressible
SEVEN REASONS
uf good courage, und receive heart hearing the name of the Tampa Tribund is too gross a pill to ,-hnrm <>r all-conttuering truth, he
TAMPA TIMES
strength from ’nine."
swallow without more than one hiccough.
hjnvclv cried out, *1 cannot tell a
It is com fori itig lo know that the cheap auction style nfijjc> /*“ ■,yml
cai,’t lt,h ",
THE i)0(TOHH
h i* verv evident to those who] famous all over the country, and
publicity curried in the Tribune's discreditable issue is no! j l^pun<1t0<mVl,«'V
V dourest
° c ** ‘ j |,„V(.
rms,* m
you
n ^liglit nciiunmlaiuv with llie* tremendous migration to
I like to tnlk with business men, typical of the majority of Florida's advertising.
We who
cried his father
fat
in
transports,
wit
h
Floridu
thin mnnv of those .Florida the reputation will increase
>
with hankers and with chirks.
glad nn» I, who hnve come into the stale t o , likewise.'
HSR
And 1 cull spend a pleasant hour make our homes here and are in (ouch with- publicity pm-j’run to mv arms;
Florida raises enough vegetables
grams know litis, hut the average newspaper render in other <CJo,,r*r«‘. tlmt you killed my tree; write ulM.ut it fouhd what they left
with any mun who works,
• 1 like to talk with lawyers, and sections may not, and for this reason the issuance of highly for you have paid me for il a home to find—and wrote about to feed a section of the country
I housandfold. Soldi an net of that These could have written as much greater than itself, and its
with artists now and then,
colored, pipe-dream Florida publicity at this time is e x tr e m e heroism in mv son is worth more well, and probably more truthful- citrus orchards are renowned the
Hut still think I'm fondest of n rer- j ly deplorable.
than a thousand trees, though ly. had they never left home at world over. There are thousands
tain class of men.
•Mai
(.hcry
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blossomed with silver, and their all. Mothers have come here lo 1 of acres o f land covered by the
fruits of purest gold,"
see what they could find in Flor- choicest kind of timber, so Flor
N o M o re L e ft T u rn s
Now. wasn't that si dreadful ida -and have gone hack home to ida is not Inching in that respect.
thing to hang on any kid! Es|iet- write about that. What I low have Fisheries line the entire enst anil
'The police department look steps yesterday lo remedy milv n lad of such sturdy, up- written should prove valuable in west coast and they arc so mini-,
The doctors hnve so tnudi to tell I a very unsatisfactory condition that has existed in traffic I standing ipiahties as George re helping strangers t” liemptr ac- erous that it would bo an impos
vealed at every singe of his life. iiuainted with Florida
sibility to estimate their number.
want to know uhout.
The mining and manufacturing
„1 like to hear the surgeons tnlk circles for sometime. Several months ago the City Commis-1 ^,’7 thnV it isn't'admirable"foru
sion adopted an ordinance prohibiting left turns at Mag- hoy to confess n fmdt. nnd for a^V.-loVatiV'^of' tile Wash- in Florida are somewhat behind;
of what they’ve taken out;
to prize truth in a child
.
hut from the way those two in
The brain* uml lungs that day re nolia Avenue and First Street, and at First Street and Park parent
.......................
more highly than life in a tree. 1
1 (M. I'. | Times who found dustries are working Florida will
moved from women and from Avenue.
Despite the fad that the ordinance went into ef Itut the manner of telling, and the 1
not lu* long behind the rest of the
men
There ale seven reasons why
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_.........................
sentimentality
spread over
And nil the marvelous things fect immediately following the (Commissioners' sanction, tut- smeary
world-on the account.
-Morula will !»• huii^ tike some of
they've done to make them til vesterdav nothing has been done to enforce it. anti tltelit, down to this -day!
That is a composite wor.l pic
h is such stuff, forced into help- ' l ‘“ * thickly populated northern ture of Florida, minus any of the
well ngntn.
situation at these two arterial junctions has daily become
children's
minds,
that
breed
j
fOwtcij,
mid
they
arc:
Its
climate,
less
It may he I am strange in Ibis. b<|(
ctntomnrv touches o f Adjuativn*.
molt at nil.
|
indifference or nnunt-u toward j its famous winter resorts, the fer- It also contains excellent ivatnns
I can alt all dn.v
tllity
of
lilts
at, tin timber, its
The police depart meat yesterday launched a campaign patriots of genuinely heroic moh
And listen to the wondrous words
why Floi Ida i? hound to lie one of
Ms at
mines, and
lo put an end lo Ine highly dangerous (tractice of ltiming which forthright effoits to ptv fisliciries,
n doctor hns to sav.
the foremost, if not the foremost
mumi furtm mg.
across traffic at .these corners, and coiisiiicuotis arrowit wnf them hunmniv would lead lu
. -I
state of the Union. The whole
With till tin- assets, Florida
»*' When crimes my doctor in t.. me to
matter is hound u.i in the fact
pnmlcd
around
I
he
silent
policemen
and
other
indications
I i* the surveyor, the Indian fight Ixllllll 1 to lie at "*
nit beside my bed,
Intcinnst. that her foundations are scdici.
- tA lt hullgii I've called liiin to work, againsl left turning which hnve been plated in evidence leave ' i t , the sailor, the leader of men li ll(-t th(- full ‘,n" s* stale in the j '|’here are many other reason3
outdoors ami indoors, that captures t mm1.
. 1 hope he'll talk instead.
no room for the culprit's plea of ignorance of Hit* law.
.
which might be given why Flot, the ((iild's mind and holds respect
I like to hear the things he known,
TIk* rlimnti- in Florida is excel idn is both a land of heart's desire
Dike
every
other
traffic
measure,
(he
successful
enforce
'in maturity—rmt the prim Sunday lent, with its u •ii HI. Iialmv hieeres and a state Which is making, un(he things lie's done and anon,
- For I am curious about this flesh ment of l lie ordinance depends largely upon the co-operation school scholar.
rein) •ml inure ,•ceun at mustiher-* I Usual pi ogress
Hut these seven
Heller such revelations as those
1h—
mid blood machine.
exhibited by the maturing public. The law was entit led for
Wllilel resorts are already are enough fm one class jteriod,
And though he is a busy nmo. I the motorist’s benefit. Il is designed to reduce accidents to with which Itupert Hughes lately
scandalized many over-sensitive
gctUag' l'dm*to' ah*and talk
minimum, and its wisdom will become apparent on every Americans. A Washington who
C l,K A N V A C A N T LO TS
hour or two with me.
occasion when Stilt lord s streets are jammed with automo shared the sliung faults of hiD AI lu N A I!
biles.
luui as well as its strung virtues,
Now hankers talk of inoncy, and
S a n fo rd people should learn lo appreciate (lie fa d tInti who drank without excess when all
r hi*"' much -i*ff(nt iv is covered with lonlis blown train
your artists talk of art.
gentlemen drank, who blazed with
t
r
a
ffic
law s a re en forced lo r and no) dgau ist litem . T h e d e nglilcoiis wialh
And there's a sort of wisdom m
occasion as expeiuled
tin- i-wners -■1 lmm<- trees and which is in every way n
the knowledge they impart,
velop m en t o f a spirit o f a c tiv e co-operation between the po Moses hid, who was x n lia b le ot ami (he
t a|iuiiM nl hdUM’t* m detriment to the looks of the city.
Hut doctors talk tif life ami dealh, lice d ep artm en t and the m otorist, and a g re a te r realization blasting a coward with virlc wonts
.
The city, under its new charter,
a Heath tn cleaning up tin ir has ample authority to compel
the cause and cure of pain
o f I he mutual b en e fits that w ill result from a d on er observW1,11 "* conducting affairs ot
•
And there's a fascination in iheir
properties during Clean up weed„ ( property owners to "police” their
digmt v and wisdom,an te ot t r a ffic rules will g o fa r im varil steerin g S an ford uVai' is"- iium dial we tan under- then* energies will he discounted in properly and if they fail to do so
speech ! can’t extdain.
1 like to tnlk with docturs, and I around tin* man\ traffic problems that arise in a rapnllv siaiid, admire and reverence, know- an small men ore unless tin- vacant il may have the work dune and the
hold their friendship great
mg him like ourselves hut far bits, many of them in tie* best cost made a lien against the prop,
gt owing rommumlies.
Rut I hope they’ll never say to uu
residential areas, are nl-n inn in orty. I ndcr the old charter, this
greater.
"I guess we’ll wpcriitel"
ship-tdiapc yiuidiliim.
nuthoriu was not very clear, but
IlKliAKDlNt! MY tvccttl visil in Flnriilp. I iptunicil with
As a general rule the
p.'int it is unmistakable under the conniil' "Whnt do we think o f Mussolini, tin altogether favorable attitude toward comlitiims existing
T h ere’s Hope For of a house, whether he he the own- idalmn document
links th* Kansas City Star? Well there. While, at I'it’at blush, pt’esent values appear somewbat
i er or the renter, takes a prid.* in
\\ hi-n we are denning up the
Hialeah Yet
we really don't Uao that kind ot inflated, one must' not pass, withoul serious consideration,
making that house and ils grounds city, we should bear in mind that
language,
•Miami Life
us uttruetive «s possible.
•■Vw a visitor does not look at only jho
lhe fuel that Florida luts something to sell which tines not
.
—
n
■
persons prefer living in a h-\el improved properties. He sees the
Mr. William Harrison Dempsey exist in any oilier part of the United States (with possibly
Hialeah has just organized a rather than in a castle. Hut when vacant lots, the alleys, the hack
1 .0*1 In war, first ill pence, and uue exception)— ipimrly. a wonderful elimate and continued chamber of commerce, which tho those same persons, whether they streets as well a* Hie beautiful
list In the hearts of Ills cnunlrv- sunshine, both of which Florida is capitalizing for all they Hialeah Press hails as pfohnhlv tho own their homes or not, own i va homes and well-kept yards, and the
mim.
- miiiu thoroughfares. And it Js the
lire worth, (\gaiu, I could not help hut feel conscious during greatest civic step since the incor cant lot, n lot which, is not being
-------- 0 ------used for anything und i- not bring- general impression which .he whole
poration of the city.
our
travels
over
I
lie
state
of
a
decided
corrective
movement,
Women don't use
profanilv
This is bully. If the boys can uf i"* il*nV .r' v,‘,un'- *hev seem to j leaves upon him thnt counts. He
much, hut they think a vvhnli Ini which will undoubtedly have a very stabilizing effect upon get together out there without be tliink thut they have in- obligation ' may admire om* beautiful yard mid
real estate values. I was also impressed with the millions ing arrested <u shooting each other to perform in the way of making it home, yet note two or three un(*hen they hum the biscuits.
.
, ,
I hemnt lots in the sanu- section and
now being expended by the railroads with a view to improv up and have a little chamber of “ " y 1
1 There an* a few people who have ing Iransporlalion facilities throughout the state.— James commerce all their own. all nice
As « result, mnnv of the pretty the lasting effect will not be the
hoinci
thr
city,
hutiuvn
un
whtrh
hrM
mangy io burn, hut as we uimIi-i
and peaceful like, why it icnlly is
*tpnh il they don't (lit il I .mu-c D ( handlers, of the Fifth-Third National Dank, Cincinnati, a great step forward
nnft'h money, time and offort have I Kn, let us ctenn up the vacant lots
(he smoki- is so luuiM-alingin .Manufacturers Iteeord.
Now the lTr>( thing the new lu-en expended to beautify them, [as well ns the yards about tho
in which wt* *tivif.
chamber Hhould do is slait n drive muKt if* u it h it ti**it r I»v I«»t *»11 which
for a hospital with midi Making '
Today'* l*-st v laugh
Ailywny,
r .\IY SON, observe the postage stamp! Its usefulness parlor in eonnectimi mi that meb-!
Adam uns never cnlhsl upon to
“ D O N ’T T A L K T O T H E B A R B E R
Itouk up Eve's dresses.
Fort depends upon its ability to stick to one thing until it gets Tinted gentlemen who persist flit - j
there Joint Dilliiiglipg o ff their hunk* in the town 1
I’ierce News Tribune.
• F o r t MYERS TRO I'ICA i V n EWS
hoonegow cun be cured for prompt
ly and without publcitv that might |
IVe have been I old that money
We noticed a sign in n barberlm only a trndition of the Anu-rireflect on the municipality.
M Y F A V O R IT E S T O R IE S
isn't everything, but did you ever
shoji
in this city the other day. I van town.
With this campaign under way,
tliink how convenient il is to have
ity IRVIN S. COlUi
the new chamber could then re It read: “ Please d«* not talk to* Ami sM barbering liecomcs ns
ft when the house rent is due?
turn its attention |<> the mutter
cold and business-like on occupa
I
-------- o-------IS I III: \ AT,I’ HE OF A SlltK K mg start
At
nnro
Wilsnn’a of pudding checks at the night tho barber." Wc could hardlv be tion as tailoring or butchering.
lieve
our
eves.
We
are
constant
This Charleston dunce is such
hnrsL* and another (untender took clubs— n practice that is getting
I In- funny tales for which the bar
a ihnkr-up affair, we arc inclined
lliug lairdm*r ugreos with nn ihc lead.
______ tho pair of more und more* prevalent. The ly impressed with the wav in ber shop wu* notorious in tho ear
Together
to believe that Ilrnrv Ford had thin Riley Wibuii is one uf the best 1them fmiglit it out all the way, the
custom at one of the Hialeah joints which old-American traditions are ly day* have long been relegated
something lu do with introducing I *tnry tellers who ever came out [field floundering in ;tho ruck far i* to ring in nix or seven bottles of being turned topsy-turvy, but we to the pages o_-f certain porno•*»
- .
| ut the South.
Not long ago W il-1he hi ml them.
Neck und neck the ginger nle that the eusimner nrvi t found it difficult to believe that jfrul'hicpuhlications
which
are
miii t>dd he line to Lurdimr ami lemh-is
swung into the home had. If ho protests, lu- is informed |the barber was becoming so t-f- *ound 'at jtnost o f thelarger newm
47
"Gurter wnlchers are much in me:
Mretell, und neck mid neck they that he has been boozing and |firient and business-like as to Ale- stand*. The warm masculine glow
-**B»ldcaee hen* ut this time, sav*
He love* tn go to hnrr-e race* thundered toward the goal.
A doesn't know what he',-. • talking i niand silence frpm hi* victim,
" f this last stand of the Bterner
a KH'iety Miuih in the Miami Trib- when h<* I* not playing politic* in seuwn ten feet fiom the wire the about, and if there is uny Irmiblc
As far back as we can remerft-' h.tx which was bo contagious to
urte. "Garter Wutcher*” are also iu hi* igm slate of West Virginia, rival hoise gave u ronvulsive leap resulting the cards are- alj stacked
in
p i ,i »
unit-* been
IR-Xii noted
liD it,!] ifor
(if |
.
,uv *■* ■ix-*i
an m
u
heri uni
barbers
have
i down-trodden,
hen |revivvii
pecked mmen
ha*
evidetuo everywhere.—O. O. Me- liulecd lu- owns a string of race and won by hulf a nose from W il ugainat him. because lu- gets jug
their love of talk. To one who
changed almost overnight to
Ifltyre. F’rvven* rake, you aren't horses.
son’s colt.
ged for creating u disturbance in hovers all day over nn adjustabl»■ “ lvlnd of tea-ropm atmosphere,
talking about Sanford.
At tin* l.atuiiiu track once durA* this dreadful thing happened, a public restaurant uml wc nil chair, laboring from rattier early ,,u.e t0 (be swarms of bobbed-hair
--------o------jng a meet Itlley ran ito a rural the Teun esst-ean fell hack in hi* know tlmt in these prohibition days
in the morning until late in the mis*** who have assailed thi*
Speaking of a funny feeling, friend of hi* from Tennessee and seat pawing at himself with both a man who hus hud two drinks is evening in this indispensable per "tringhold. How fast America is
in
tin*
goodness
of
Ids
heart
gave
bunds.
Rallying slightly he pro automatically udjudged drunk when formance
h(rw would you like
for line of
of civilization, seldom changing!
ypur office force to nnnounre that him a tip on a horse which he hml ceeded to take inventory, as it ho got* into court*—anywhere*. So privileged to meet his fellow man
the undertaker wnn waiting to see entered fur one of the event*. wgre, of various part* of hi* anat the cuatomer pays and pay* und in the market place, on the curb,
yauT That hnp|M-m*d to us the Tltt friend excused himself and omy.
TO M SIM S S A Y S :—
fS.
p*y»* .
o r'in the club, it seems rather
other day, and for a minute we went away for a few minutes. Atnd
“ Was it much o f n *hock%tu
Another mutter which tin* thnm- cruel •to deny the privHiege nf
thought maybe we were dead, and when he returned lo where Wilson you?" asked Wilson.
ber o f commerce might take up is talking to those who sit under the
Tlie corn crop is not the only
didn't know it.
sat in the grand stand lie cunfes*ed
"Much of n shock?" echoed tho the police force. Hialeah really sympathetic touch o f his razor or crop showing a surplus.
.Polio*
that he hud wagered practically the loser. "I ain’t been all over ia big enough now to suniMirt u scissors, .However, th e■efficiency
^Yeolerdoy the writer wa» one every cent he hud on Wilson'* en myself yet, hut a* fur us I've police force in good style. The expert who has dealt the death report a surplus of wild (into sown.
o f lit* marked gueots of the may try; which admission might be gone here's whirl's happened, both time baa arrived to hire one. get blow to many another o f tho most
.There are so few ways of mak
or'll court, instead o f one o f tha luktn us evidence o f sportintf my *ui|M>nder* is busted, und mv n chief o f police und several uf. pleasurable pastimes o f business
ing money and so few ways of
publicity attache*.— Hurry Neel in blood, inasmuch ns it ilcveto^
uia*» eye is cracked right through ficera. and pitch in and twcouie a has decreed that you must talk to attending it.
kiooltnniMi Gazette, 8 ‘m itter liar- that
uml he
tie had
nmt ntvor
never seen a
running
n runn
SS tho center.
city.
the barber .and that the barber
ry, did you try to tik e ill o f the race before ami never before had
Ye*, huIi , Riley, you might
know*— perhaps they may must not talk to you. The needs
Lot* o f meu with four atiHa of
street, or commit
mayhem on wagered money on one.
bufely say it's b ««a cunsider'ble even grow to where thry can have of efficient buslncea must be met clothes have only two auita o f
at* chronic grgucbf
Th« g«p-go«i were o ff to « fly*
o f a shock.1*
a lie * ring ot their own?
and the garrulous barber jr lll soon underwear. .
* -t? Jm "
• 'l e Y n H l
Lit
7 think, nlthough with any man I’m 1
glad to share a jest
The doctors are the ones I really
*
like to talk with host.
,
. Sc
___
Loans ^
MONEY AYA1!
!■or first Mortgage l-0*1" «• IJVnlS
Consult us fir-i *hr» i*|^,
Ifaom.tlU a S*r„ml
I’ . C O N M U IU
H all, Portland a i|
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Jacksonville, Ttttnpt, Miitai, \
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CKNTRAI, Kl-ORltlM
ill 7 "IK Firsl National
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I
In; (itrascil In nt.'ikv your cc!l<
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with fIn* property, proli’ctsthi
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For quick sale wo LftVe *
nil tiled and in a high
ed on brick road about 5
including equipment for
good house on this farm
worth of buildings and eqw
celled
value this cannot be ex
C O L C L O U G H Rl
Real EaUte
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THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBR UARY 25, 1926
MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
A ttractive V i s i t o r s
A re Entertained A t
Milane T h ea ter P a rty
stand on the tiptoes, stretch, come
Many O f Latest Books O f Fiction A re Added
To, Sanford Library
•
• *'
Among the many social cour
The following books have been
tesies with which Misses Marion added to the Library during the a work of distinction and exceed
It follows
nnd Margaret Spicer of Richmond, past month nnd have boon placed ingly well written..
many
of
the
characters
in the
in
circulation:Vs., the guests of Mrs. R. R. pidGreen bay tree.
.
Non-Fiction
ridge, are being honored, one of
O’Brien:
“
Best
Short
Stories
of
Itible: Revised version with rafthe most delightful was that of
|ervnee* and Apporrjpha Stan 1U25."
Wednesday
Afternoon
when
Miss
iter U. D.
dard editiob.
Contains the nuthor’s unnun
ir of Airs, Margaret Roberts and Mrs. Er
selection- of- the best shortv o*v»»
stor-nest
CormJcy
entertained
at
a
Benson
&
.
North:
“
Florida
Reul
d Heights
What a Notion!
ten published during the year, al
matinee party at the Milnnc Thou- Estate Practice and Law."
ways
awaited
with
much
Interest.
i?
Methodist ter.
Covers nil phases of Florida real
WHEN the girls finally muster
Sahntini: "Cnptnin Ulood."
Following the show, tbs guests estate, based u|v>n actual con
up enough courage to brazenly
lr». IJurke
repaired to the homn of the host ditions and successful really ex , One of the best works of this Imre their ears to the cold blasts
esses for refreshments.
perience.
gifted historical romancer, de of winter nnd the searing heats
The spacious living xroom was
Dyke: "Dyke’s Automobile En picting the uctions of his soldier- of summer, they will make a huge
converted Into a veritable bower cyclopedia."
pirate hero.
discover)*!
Their .cars will be
with masses of dainty plum biosbigger than before . they were
Stringer: "Prairie W ife."
The
fourteenth
edition
of
this
Library sOmx and many hued sweet peas.
One of the author's stories of buried in the dark catacombs un
Refreshments of n tempting salad useful and comprehensive refer
the
Canadian Northwest, with der ear buns.
course with coffee were served at ence work about motor vehicles,’
“ Ears ara growing bigger all
popular
appeal,
Foster:
"Foster’s
Complete
a late hour.
The favors were
the time," says D r., Pfufier, ear
Hoyle.”
Walpole;
"Portrait
of
a
Man
specialist of Vienna. * He blames
ncct with miniature baskets and posegays af
With Red Hair."
it on the increasing number of
An encyclopedia of games, inMayrtolla sweet peas.
Thd guests were Misses Mar eluding Chess, Mnh .long and Auc
A melodramatic tale, written soundIs 111 modern life.
garet nnd Marion Spicer. Mrs. tion Bridge.
with grace and vitality, full of
Pro•liably the women's clubs will
movement and
thrilling cxjve- pick on
< jazz some more because
' Parish Morris Spencer. Mrs. R. R. EldFox:
"Truth
About
Florida."
riences.
„
ojr tins!
> Howe, redge, Mrs. Cobb. Mrs. Brodie WfiAn Informing book of timely in
White: "Skookum Chuck."
at the iiams, Mrs. Osborne Williams, Mrs terest. giving np-to date informa
Holt and Mrs. Burke Steel.
British Columbia is the scene of .,
tion regarding present day con
tiiis amusing story, when* the .
ditions in 'lie state
Mrs. Maud Clark W ins; Golhcit: "Mirror of Washing hero's interest in life i* restored
i after a series of iidventuies on
ton '*
Gaylord L ib ra ry P r iz e ’ Atmlyltcu and humorous char . hoard a yacht.
.|.
,
l(
acterizations of Washington lead ' Wren: "Beau Gesto."
In a llbrnr/ contest held-by Gay ers in President Harding's ad | A mystery story with vivid,
lord Brothers of Syracuse, N. Y.. ministration. til mil rent to the descriptions of life in the French 111
Mrs. Maud Clark was ^warded general reader
Foreign legion, told with color aiitlj ill
third prize for submitting one of
Hadley: "Libruiy Buildings.”
spirit, showing the «|ulxotlc ideas |at
tlie
best
rules
to
be
printed
on
li
t reading
(lives advice for hmldiugs cost of three brothers who enlist in the! who I
brary hook pockets. Contestui.tr. ing less than Snli.mMi. I'misually Foreign Legion.
zred for
front ull over the country, partici well written nnd lllu-irated. Of in[flislll of
|
Juvenile
Bell
Churches pated, hut the mnjority of the win teicst to architect- ami builders.
Barrie: "Peter and Wendy.'
1 tells n
ners were from Southern libraries
l.ulice: "Ciaml tipeiu Singers of
A lovely edition of this 'great I l,,‘l,l,ei
.Mrs. Ciurk turned the check receiv Today."
i favorite
'
placed
ed over to the library for some spe
Shott personal last.'ties of t-mg- i Bianco: ' Little Wooden Doll." ' »'liciui>
cial gift to bo selected. Th' rules eis from P.MM to the present day.
title of the season’s hooks who'll
I'11’
are to be published later, and the
This new edition un billed the re ha- called forth much fovtirahle1 Mis, I
library was greatly pleased l*i have cent singers
j comment. Will delight the little IK‘'*UI1
one of its staff receive tills h-uior
1folks wit It its ipihint illustration.-, from r
1 "Dana "Two Years Before the never
Golden rod
Mast."
any m
i A jovial illustrated edition o f| "ere i
III1- hoy s’ classic.
tempt
F.ur "Where Our History I uimiIc
entertained the members of the
History "
*
I hope I
W. F. M. S. of Oviedo and GoldInterest mg' pictures of C‘olooinl ' ,'l,,,!,e
enrod, Tuesday afternoon at het
life draw n from original 50111c— ! rves
home Tli Oviedo.
v Fori
"Wla-re mu ■ histoi
1
I A very interesting business se>Made"
|sum was held, in which the presi
Dcscrit" 1 vents in A me 1 lean j 1‘f.ll
dent proposed the plan of dividing
history vv’ ith definite localities
|Mower:
the society into three groups to he
.laeoli-. ' Fnglisli Fairy Tales ”
'
V*
known as the North, South and
One ol ll - l-.-st , olivet lnl»« of the "ay wla
1 Lake ( 'harm groups.
"Id ■tjiin- 1.1v• rileThe plan was unanimously adop
I .effort
"< lot 1 11 > amt t ttu
ted and the following group lead 1
>tilt V "
eis chosen; Mrs. T. L. Lingo, north;
\u interesting desei iption "t I And, of course, von know tliut
Mr- Burnett, south and Mrs.
1 lilies uf-tho-valley are grown in a
Philudelpjiin and Ib-onsy Ivatiin
Charles, west. Lake t’ liann gmup.
liowl with water and pebbles und
Leffeils;
*‘Oui
Unit
lllilevl
I hr group meetings al e to be
0 little sawdust or gravel as etisiState'held on t lit- first Tuesday after - 1
Gel a
Full of vnlunMt inforniaiion re- I I) as narcissus bulbs!
noon nt eiii'li month und the joint
j giirding rk> principal rears and [boatful stalled for Eastei time. 01
'meeting of all the society on the I
l earlier, when you need posies even
j places in one coutitiy
-third Tuesday
afternoon. The 1
A well hnlimred nnd entertaining
Nnutlm "N li: "Great Cities of the more.
g'"U|- no 1 tings are to be belli in
"i the distinctive fen Coiled States.’
t tin In-ines and the joint meetings |description
lures of tin- eii \. both past and
Gives lii'loiieiil. vominercial and
1 at tin- church.
pit r-i-ut, with eiiiiiiiiing illu.-tin industrial faei» about •tur leading 1
Following the business meeting 1 *011elt IOs
.1 slonl jiiograiu of music was gi\
Stock-bridge: "Fliiiid.i ui the
Stev eiisioi *1ii a mat izi-d Seen sj
,in and refreshments of brick ire Makinir ’
11 . in A no ro an 11.-tory
I ei uni and food cake, hot tea and
! *llo "I lie Itlo-t |...|-11' 111 if ti
.''even i-lav- trout early evi ill • .
1 *off re wt*ie seived by the host lt rill to-.>k- "ii Florida Uh en in
in oiti itisloiy
.I
.1 t 1'll-11 uct I V1 VI ii- •( III.
I.
Tomlinson
‘ I’lmet oiinr
-"-ini-, and lilstorv "f tin -tale A on 1 a .iiis Want I* Know
li.i-ed llpoll kllnvviedg- .Hid liupai | I ' 1101 - of geographic and hi<
ti.il Iacts
tot ic and scenic bebut.V alt beltIt lluig " Spanish and Italian descrile-d 111 story lot 10
I'.OIgiilinvs. and S( I", t ■ ab.tnila
Bungalows
Mr. and Mrs Victor Si alon g ol ■
**. Albert Crews and
Illustrated plan slowing
the l.imestowii, N V., who arc s|>eiuJ |■
i .1 Furmea of Ov design- and construct ion ot huugu- mg the united in Sanford and Mrs. **
Jus, and Miss Willie low- of various types.
William S Iin Pro of Aldiervllle, ! ■
were guests .Sunday
Fiction
S. C„ motored to Cocoa on Ttiur < ■
>d and family.
item-field:
“ Chicken
Wagon
Jointly.”
’
1
nnd Mrs. A. It.
A delightfully original and I Mrs. Charles E. Henry, Mrs.
ode
llriiwii
uml
a *iiairunin, I '! ,,h
-veils.
iiinositig poftraya! of the chicken- j Grant Wilson, Mrs. It. E
lurks, inti" Mrs
S'. Brown atti
wagon fainilv, with an idyllic invc Miss Itutb Henry und Mis. Marion
Krtr si I |out-tint "f the O. E. S.
Hund formed a congenbil patty
l * most in * Pal k. 1 hursdny evening
motoring to Orluinhi on Media Infill Sales ,
day where tlu-y spent the day s*,n|iChinch services for Sunday, Feb
ping.
»n tin nit in
Sunday school at 2:0I) ji.ni., D
Him, were. , •’ Dougluna, Supt. Preuching serMr iViuung ‘ v,t’v at 3:00 p.m.. Rev. U. E. Iteid,
The Best R affles in the W est
1 Mna-, Miss parlor; B Y. P II. service Sunduy
i ' Itohlmis. 1 evening at 7:30.
Prayer ever)
a Mr- ( It W. dni-sd.iy evening at 7:30.
i _»•»*-
Mi \\ .1 . Cullicut is suffering
imin an injured hand; two bones,
between the wrist und knuckle
jmiils having been fractured.
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
1 down, about 100 times a day.
• Your Child'a Books
_
BOOKS mean nothing, not even
picture books, until a child Is at
least two.
Do not be alarmed
if the tot shows no interest until
three.
Buy linenette, unteorable
books of .pictures only.
The pic
tures should be o f very simple
design.
Outline pictures are
good.
.•>
Aged three, the child may be
ready for “ Mother Goose”
and
such stories ns “ Here and Now
Story Book” by Lucy Sprnguo
Mitchell.
A t four, action pictures o f trains
and wbgons and ships go over big.
"Four and Twenty Toilers.” by
Lucas, is treasure trove for a
four-ycnr-old.
J. F. Courier, an evangelist from
Bonlfny, who calls himself “ BattleA x Bill,” will continue a series of
revival meetings in' Sanford for an
other fortnight, he announced to
day. The minister who has been
conducting services every night nt
7:30 o’clock for the past two weeks,
will give a number of special mes
sages beginning Sunday night, he
stated.
l**utifuMy
^ "f Ull
“ wmg the
'****•OgtunV
•“ttvztion,
n‘ oiitlon
Mi and Mrs. Chambers of Now1cu.ile, I’a., who have been Flor
ida visitors since the first of the
ycui, were week-end visitors with
•he latter’s brother-in-luvv, E. II.
Smitli of Uiightwood.
Li v ami Mrs. Milton o f Oviedo,
were calling ut the Georgo Parker
home Friday ufternoon.
' Mi. und Mrs. Ciurk Mathers moimeil to Saint Cloud and Kissim*
“•**. SunUajj_
Commission Asked
To Build City Pi
Mr. and Mrs. William Moore
Scott are now at home to their
friends at their lovely new home,
which has recently been completed
in Mayfair.
—
_
■*
F. If. Timson of Delray,, spent
Wednesday and Thursday ifi the
city on business.
■■ ■■
Clermont— 40 new Spanish ty|
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Wells.
Miss Evelyn Anderson and Mr. dwellings will bo constructed.
and Mrs. Anderson an* now at
A Snappy Recipe
Ho way— $300,000 municipal tm«
home to their friends nt M4 Oak
provement program under way.
Party bread: One • half cup Avenue.
luke-wann water, 2 tablespoons
Miss Gwendolyn Johnson, who
sugar.
Break
into water 2
yeast cakes.
Set aside.
Scald has been the guest of Mrs, Bart
Elton 3. Moiiffhtoft
2 cups of milk with I Meant cup Peterson this week nt her home on
ARCHITECT
I
o f sugur mixed with 2-3 cups co Magnolia Avenue, leaves on Fri
coa.
Add 3 tablespoons of short- day evening for her home in
First National Rank BJfe
cutting nnd 2 teaspoons salt. Jamestown, N. Y.
S a n fo rd . ------------- - F lo rid a
Leave until lukewarm .then add
Mrs.
B.
T.
Houser
left
Wednes
yeast and 4 cups flour and beat
well.
Add 2 cups flour and stir day for Tampa where she will
in.
Then knead until smooth and spend u few days with relatives.
let rise until double in bulk. She will be accompanied borne by
Knead slightly, shape in Ionvex her mother, Mrs. II. II.- Hill.
__ 1
.
uml put in greased broud puns.
Mr. und Mrs. Stewart Dutton
Let rise again, then bake in mod
erate oven, Increasing the heat. and Mrs. Stoodemira were among
Bake from 45 minutes to one hour. those from Sunford motoring to
Orlando on Wednesday.
TO D AY— NOW
The many friend* of S. O. ShinsContiiuiour Performanv*
You may think you arc unluck
holsor will be glud to learn that
1
M. to 11 1*. M.
he is ill nt his home on Oak Ave but then maybe you should be i
jail.
nue.
The Milane
TO D AY ON SCREEN
"E X CH ANG E OF W IVES’*
with
Low Cady and Renee Adore*
Beautiful new stucco bungalow — six
.P A T IIK R E V IE W '
Comedy—"F O R
SADTS
SAKE*
Friday
rooms, bath and two porches, located
on’Oak Avenue at Fourteenth S tre e t
"A
BEDE D A N IE L S
in
SI’ LKND ID CH IM B*
I’ A TH B NEWS
"SK A SCAM 1*8"— Comedy.'!
The D nvey-W inslon O rganization
" „
Inc.
Owners
Alnaunit liltlg
Rhone 707
HAROLD LLOYD
In
"T IIE FR E SH M AN ".
Friday
’■DESPERATE GAME”
with
PETE MORRISON
Comedy— 1"IS N ’T L IF E TER
RIBLE AN D H A L F FA R E *
Continuoun Performance
From 1 P. M. to 11 P. If.
Silk rile, light weight with fine nilk lining. Some with flute okii'ts uml pluin
fur trmmed. Rose, blue, bluck uml whtc.
$35.00 to $09.00
S ILK U N D E R W E A R
’ ~
-
Crcjie uml Kconfette. govvnx uml teUa, luce trimmed. In ull the light shudea
Mi and Mrs. F. Gifford were
i.iliitig on G. S. Brown and R. L.
1 room, Monday afternoon.
Mrs Clyde Barton und little
daughter Yenctu of laikeland, Flu.,
arrived Thursduy ufternoon for u
short visit with her sistcr-in-luw,
•Miss llu Burton, and cousin, Mrs.
It L Cron in.
217-W
$3.50 to $10.00
Silk
Bloomers
Kuyner gluvu
xilk in every
light and dark
nhude.
Rayon
Slips
Mi. and Mrs. Wheuly and Mr.
•Schaffer and daughter, Mdme. Bettii-tti, left Tuesday via auto for
Lake Worth, for a short sojourn
before their return to their home
in New York City.
" E. White und J. R. Emory re
turned home on Thursday from
Jacksonville where rhVv went to
(C P 8 T A IH 8 )
�THE SANF01
“ There are aUIl ‘ ° ° V 7 ^
i:cvc in God". Last night he re
iterated hiB unbelief at another
la Juana Pre{
"S fe * ~d
BROCKTON. Mohs., Fch. 25.—
(VP)— Anthony Bimba, Lithuanian
editor nnd lecturer of Brooklyn,
whose denial of the existence of
God Mias stirred n controversy on
tin right of "free speech that
lias swept Now England, had hts
day in court today. *«lc is charg
ed with blasphemy and, additionHis t u t was the third o n th t
Plymouth District Court
Only
(JO spectators could have been nc.•ornodatod. but nmiiv more were
on hand to clamor for admission.
Many were sympathisers who
regarded Bimbo's trial as a test
of the 220 vear-old Massachusetts
blue law statute under which ho
is being tried and which has been
invoked but once before.
Bimbo, whose arrest followed
nn address at a Lithuanian hall
hero last January, in which he is
alleged to hnvc declared:
t■„ A Wove, the main street ot I'm Juana, showing u lew of the towns
■any saloons. At the right is n d ancing girl in one of the bars.
H
o r n Ill's NOTH: This is
Is
KDfTOR’K
(he last of n
i(be
a eerifn
serifs of art
nrti-
here, through its Chamber of
Commerce, sent n resolution to
Wnshiugton
completely
whitowashing this tainted town and
placing the blnme upon the two
American girls, who
preferred
death to life nfter being attacked
in lhl*~fteXlcun town,
*A clause in this stall ling ro
solution, hcaniitchcs the character
o f the girls whose lips are scaled
and can make no answer.
it
reads:
“ The conduct of the girls in
Tin Junnn might riudily
have
warranted the belief that Immoral
approaches would be acceptable."
When the resolution was hand*
rd J.
runway, president of tin*
Ghnnih'-r of Gumnieree, refused to
#ig n ii ami resigned I,is post,
••Tlmnk God. I haven't forgotten
i
nn American," he said.
gjes by
Roswell J. Itirdwril,
<ica
l»y Russeil
apecfal writer far
for NBA
vice and Tlie
The Herald,
llernld, t«*l
telln y. Service
1. jn g of conditions at Tin
Juana, Mexican border town,
J? Where two American girls
here
j
W re outraged so that they
and their pnrenls
parcnln committed
und
suicide for shame.
•
*------ RUSSELL^J.
• BY RUSSELL
J. lURDW ELl.
. NBA Service Writer'
Writer
T fA JU
AN A t-M i ' xIcu, Fob. 25.
25,
JlJANAr-Mexien,
-What effect will the content-—What
[dated Investigation by the United
plated
iteft
into
tills
Slates
government
this
tping ground for
far wasted htihu
dumping
mInanity
anity have on its future?
:; Dive bosses
bosees are not
nnt worrying
•bout Interference from the AinrrAm er
ican or
nr any other govrirnmont
government witli
with
their trafficking in vice.
■" A 1 of this notoriety will blow
over in n short time and then
business will tie belter than it turn
been in years," one dive boss said,
Without exception, Katun town
Isens are planning for the blgyear thoy have ev/:r had.
IDtlllern are working overtime in
order to produce a sufficient
abundance of “ old whiskies" within
the noxt few weeks.
Building Hotels
American' financially Intere.ibd In the t♦•sorts of In, are ninkug plans to erect iimmIi rn hotel
'fa keep the "sucker" bn-.im:«- <.n
*hls side of the line be, atio* *•I tin'
imericuu guvennm nl's net "'a in
tlorlng the border at <> p. in.
Lt|icr Lane’s lowest mv,'» ctHII
beckon for buslnesr with the wan |
smiles of women wbi| hove railed (
beyond the port of hope.
It i the
molting pot fot all that i> woi-t
In many raw*.
A Chinese burteiulrr serves the Torching Itqulds; a negro bouncer m inor '"1
dates for "-in l.ei d" with
the
American nnd Mexican gu b ; nn
* American
.in** baud
fmio In
, . music for the i utch «t,-cateli * an
lUicjng. ‘
And ouIja t t*is "legalized evil,
dnd more lliht, i‘+ the Mexican
forernmenl
annually
receives
miimis sums of imincy as its
ah$ru In the political rul.e off. [
/. “ TIs Juana will always be w ide
o|>en as long os 'suckers' continue j
,to bo born," one Ametican. wlm
lias msde a fortune bore. »<>ld me. I
Just when detectives and news
aper men from nil parts of the
nlled States were ferreting "Ut
the sore condition of this l,<>nlri
plan' In the hope of bringing jotico to the 'Mexican* wb,, out
rugml Clyde nnd Audrey I'el eel.
it lye Iiimhh". writ being iII f-11 nine ui
ill ill exonerating I'm .loana " f all
bin me— at til'- evpei,se ut 11 ending
upon the gra te1' "l lie
vi'datid
gliis.
A khihIciI t.uls
ll
Even an Amei lean l"wn,
•1
Ysldro. across the 1 •i •t• • t»•••i>
cxDeHcmrG h»™
proved to me that there ia no
God." he shouted.
It was n»t
God that made man but mnn that
made God."
.
Last night's meeting was the ,
first his supporters have
1
c l i„ holding. Attempts in other
cities have met with Police action,
or warning that sufficed to call
o ff arrangements.
Many residents here regard the
case ns simply a dispute bctvvt-en
two factions of Lithuanians.
C h a r g e I n C o n n e c t io n
H is F lo r id a L a n d P r o
blue sky laws.
*,at"
H:s Boston manager. (
A lvlti, was imlicUil wltl
Massachusetts and also i>
No mention vvm- mad, ,.f
the Federal charires.
The “ W Uard" could n
cated last night and his
was requested to produei
day. Failure to do this •
suit in on Intensive «,
him, federal officers salt
111.A MILS BUSINESS MKN
NEW YOltK, Feb. 25.— Business |
men v.lui fail to take jury duty
seriously handicap efforts to com- |
hot the rrime wave, Judge .Cor
nelius Collins of the General Ses
sions declared.
Fifty men. called
for jury duty, failed to respond,
calling forth llis speech.
Thy
men were ordered held for con
tempt of court.
Rattlesnake Oil Is
Being Harvested In
Texas at High Price
t
Tcx- ^ b . 2fi._ lu Ule.
snake oil at *100 a gallon h*»
brought a new industry to this
section or ^exas.
Cisco long h»,
been known an an oil center but
this is nn entirely new pha.c „f
the business.
The oil j* u .
in medicine.
1
This is the time f or harvest^
By Condo
EVERETT TR U E
T m AcZE.Nnc
H e fte
/w
tie M d U S T R x iT k - N s
X
ot
J3^<3A L?S ® FT
■S ^ o R t c s N
ny
H tb U S C H o L P
-P O T tO S .
iho rattlesnake crop, because iJh*-,
Y ^ s — ■ sH o r t o n
t w is
T IM & T o t? Y o u r W o u S E .*
HOUX) 'DOTUs S/ AtuD
rsittlurH lire dormant.
A |tecn
dye and u quantity of dynamite ar,
required.
Search is made a.n„n,
thn hills for u den of tattler*
Thp den is dynamited nnd tho
snakes arc brought out. They arr
then rendered into oil.
One snake produces only a small
quantity but sometimes several
hundred snakes are found in une
den.
LCNG-THCiN “THE. T i M El
-q ? O R
YOUR
W
Ru/MNIKJG.
') AROUND
A n execu tive o f the N a
tional A u tom obile D ealers
Association recen tly said:
‘M know that D od ge B roth
ers org>aniizati6n as a
whole is probab ly n earer
to the rig h t principle in
used car buying: and sell
ing- than any oth er o rg a n
ization in the business.”
M IIX K R O. P H IL L IP S , IN C .
Corner Oak Avc. & Second SI.
DODGE BROTHERS S E LL GOOD USED CARS
G
Sol vuiy. I
• imJrMir puli
H o f f Anruiu Breaks
P o le Vault Record i
board- a> to wa ■ about In til!-'' oil
in bis first at tempi at a re, or I
t light in tile New York A. C. games
at Mudm'ii S,|tiai'e Garden last
omi'i l ■>I. II, t'igbl. Ttil aeei'iellt ( ailsed 111 lit to
jU,-y .4|(II volplane into the sand pit.
Then be made bis record, clear
ing the rue* piece by at leaut ttiice
itleber.
|JKW YORK. l et. 21. ' I’,
Charley Hoff, ..•.iiing ieii-ati,m
M u d
T w o Days
I.E W E S I till I'A N T A L
C e n t e r F o lk s
4
*
— Y * Sa y t i l '
BtBLG. PtfOVCS THE.T 'N
W A Teii's KlLLGD M oR t
PEOPLE. TUfVt
BooTLGii
IHWI *3
001 LUG
WHISKY tVCR D itil
HOW O’ YA M A KE
tw et o u r ?
,/ -W^G LL
_ .t ' oegin
s _ .N1 \'0.
/ WITH tHERG S TH I W . ■
/ i -\
OF T*1' ' '
N
/ .... V
FLOOD*
f,
Dl l I.KTIN TAM PA, Fla., Fell.
2-1 •.1'• i o| DetunMiii T, Simmons,
teder.il I 'r o b ib it io n administrator
for Florida .left here this morning
tor Washington where he intends
l" reiniqm it Ids olTiee.
Friday and Saturday
Trains O lliers
;
36 Inch Glcnfast Suiting
I3er yard
45c
1
36Inch Nurses Uniform Cloth
1
I >er yard
p
■
T mc
AftD
ARGUMG/JTS q c t w e g n C A L ta SYKCS
POP SLUPG AROUND Tlie. OLD fjASG.
BUR/JG't IU
SYkSS
SToRCi
HAVE
WAXING
WARM CD OF L A re. OCCnuSS. O F TbiGlP V.'lQr.
DtFteifefLNCE O F OPINION RflGARptNC THE.
PROHIBITION QuesTtoN — **
•
IffB n fl MC
:>■*, - . ,
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_
I,
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i
\
DEAN CROMWELL
« i
Track follower* of 20 years and
more ago remember Dean Crom
well ns a u!ar at hide at Southern
California. Today he’s still at the
itnie school but i? now content to
traiu others to bring points to his
alma muter. As head track and
field tutor for thr Trojans, Crom
well has developed such famous
celebrities . a* Charley Paddock,
Howard Drew. Bud Houser. Fred
Kelly nnd Karle Thomson.
* '
mt
1
••
29c
"
Men’s
Muslin Nighl Shirts
;
'•f— c-
$1.39
19c
19c
!
36 Inch Scout Percales '
Per yard
{r f
19c
ji
- -- ----
r4K
$i.se
19c^
89c
Men’s
Light Tan Dress Oxfords
.
. -
BlueCham breyW t
89c
i
j
Best Grade 36 Inch
Per yard.
Men’s j
Men’s
Athletic Union Suits
98c ,
Men's
P™ Clieck Work Pan,.
*4
32 Inch Dress Giurf
Per yard
* 36 Inch Pajamas Checks
(
Per yard
i*'
Satin Qne-SMP *
�THE SANFORD IIER ALP, THURSPA
Jid a tion
tedBy Coast
OF 500 TO SING
One Dead, Six Othfers
Dying O f Trichinosis
PINE BI.UFF, Ark., Feb. 2C.—
t/J’j— Mrs. J. II. Shepard la dead
nnd six others urq in n serious con
dition hero today ns n ruftH of
-- "* •
* contracting trichinosis, a disease
Custom Established .45 Years common among animats, but. sel
Nashville, rtinttniiooga nnd‘ St.
To He Observed With Great dom experienced in the human
duis.
#•
Assembly And Festivities; race.
Georgia Railroad.
Original Chorus Was Of JO Mrs. Shepard,'her two children,
Atlanta ami West Point.
her fntlicr and mother and her
Western Railway o f Alabama.
C olum bia, Newberry and LnuLINDSBORG, Kan., Feb. 25.- brother ana sister-in-law, con
tracted the disease from |*ork
(yp>— For the forty-fifth
ronjccu- eaten at a dinner in Mrs. Shepard's
ns.
. -..........
Winston-Salem Southbound,
n scraper removing the wads o f
home several dnys ago.
f'lmrleston and Western Caro- tive year Kansas prairies will ri
gum tossed to the tiled Boor .by
with Limb.borgV rendition nr 11 a
thousands nf thoughtless iieopfe.
del’a "Messiah” next month.
Following his trail for n few mo
It will he a gathering of mu it
HULL, Felt. 25.— Wrecked nt n ments 1 was astounded nt the reck
artists—Claire Dux, soprano wi
desolate' part of Iceland, in Hull lessness with which young women
fishermen Imilt a hut for them nhamion their gum in n great pub
the Chicago Opera Company; Da
selves and daily scut "Ut exploring lic place.
linn Ginnnint, another Anuria
The porter explained to me that
parties, until at last a farmer dis
soprano who next fall is In npp,
his was indeed n him! lot, for If he
covered
their
plight.
as guest prima donna with ’ >,-rl
did not pounce upon freshly tossed
and Hamburg opera computin'
wads they would soon Jx? spread
Carleton Cummings, Chicago i
•or tjvnl will sponsor a music’ and art hard and fast upon the tiling by
nnd others.
the feet of rushing commuters.
contest.
But the “ Messiah’s” swHhn:;
Tji demonstrate his point ho led
trains, ns always, will tie uoj c- ’ The soliats for the Messiah in- me t«» the concrete lane through
*>
dudo
Mrs.
Agnes
Clark-Glaistcr.
natives*nf Itiis little cnmiiin
•v Denver, soprano; Mrs. Raymond which |>ass the sutiwny crowds
who have sung it for year
Havens, Kansas City, contralto; who leave nnd enter ihc depot.
It was back in tS81 that ai n Carleton Cummings, Chicag o tenor There he pointed to millions or ovrd
dustrinus
___ and far-seeing yotm•g and Sigurd Nilsson, New York, and oblong spots, dotting tho floor
Lutheran
ran minister, Carl A Sweni bass. In addition, each of the so like some strange mosaic.
non, by dint of hard work mid cili- 1loists will give a recital. Bethany
"Gum!” lie said dramatically, and
thusiasm organized the fir-t
t
"Mets- Symphony Orchestra will assist.
went hack to his toil.
siah” churnis of' forty
*
von i
Ti
And I thought o f Sisyphus, of
The Flonznley Quartet, organized
dnv that ehiorus numbers fma m ,,.
the Greek legend, who was fceii•)■
twenty-two
years
ago,
will
open
the
bcr*.
M i. Swensson, orga<iixi
toiiecd by thu gods to toll it great
ci festival Palm Sunday afternoon.
and first director
.....
the <i >re
The scene of Lindshorg'a festi- rock which never could reach tho
still sings in tl ie supraim i f tino .' vities—•the child o f Bethany Col top of llit- hill, for ns fast ns-he!
Doctor Sw ensson died -in t ’l'l.
the, railroads in the country.
lege- is the college auditorium, a moved it a few feet back it would
Soloists Chosen
huge, octangular-shaped building slide.
s already have lieci ’
\which houses u beautifully-toned
f one hundred lino ihirt y pipe organ. The auditorium, seatThere is nothing particularly
ty-secoiul and thjru mrd ing .‘1,000, was built in 18D5 with iinpvrtain about announcing the
4, March -K and .-tp'il - lumber donated by C. A. Smith of opening of a new Broadway thea
'.ightcen recilab aid eo n- Minneapolis, a Swedish lumbciimm. ter. New structures seem to rise
e been planned, ui.i . >r Two dozen Lindsliorg citizen.' gave as fast as builders can put them
lime in its bistort t f> - ‘ shape’ to the wood.
together. Some have unique fea
tures. such as the GttlW Theater
where the lobby nnd the betyreen*
the-acts rooms might be tho prido
o f the most clstwrate hotel.
Tho other evening the Mansfield
Theater opened. ‘ Mrs. Richard
Mansfield, widow o f the great arllat, was there ami made her ntoBt
modest bow and there were the
customary gestures o f celebration.
But lh« (mint of tlm story is that
standing in the balcony, was a
young man by name o f Irwin Cha-
nln.
Ei^hfc yennt aero Chanln left col
lege after completing an engineer
ing course. He liegnn with build
ing houses, and wound up with sky
scrapers In Brooklyn. Then, feel
ing sorry fog the dwellers In New
York, he hopped over the bridge
nnd wont in fo r modem lofts.
Jn college, however, ho had gone
in honvily for dramatics, nnd uil<;
day he found the stage bug biting
too industriously and appeared u|>- j
a dhow house. Htr i»'33 *yo»ra old
at the prearnt writing-and already
ho* tiire. theaters t<» lit* credit.
which include the n ilt m o r c and 9
the I’lymonth. Ilia btutba 1 Henry »
is in with him n«»w and -there JsT
every reason to believe they will
ho responsible fo r a new Broad- <
v.Qy
* " skyline.
*'
* ••*
• **
**.**. * >1
AII this within eight years. I t *
just another romance o f Manhattan
where gold is at tho end nf n hard
day'* work and not at the end of
the rainbow.
Located on tlio Sa^fOrd-Orlando Road, State
H igh w a y N u m b er o, in the section to the G reat
er Sanford D istrict that is show ing extensive
signs o f the city ’s grow th and expansion.
'* * •
P r emier Comedian
DENVER.
Feb. 25.1/1*)—The
,( a farming belt of the L’ liitod States,
„j|.! moving westward again,
is ox1 "f i pamling to include in the area o f
I ’" j great productivity tho region oiu’ 3|’ i bracing Western Kansas, |>orts of
‘ ‘ Oklahoma, the Panhandle of Tt xhvt us nnd Eastern New Mexico, Buys
the y | i i i Fellows, irrigation cnF®' cnail .tf the department of agribfca *■
. . .
.
i
ll,,. udtaic «tih headquarter* here.
fund
Mi Fellows lias just completed
h>’ i, -oi,i\ and Vouched the conclu!u"! tuc iiait the transformation of
tin .h i .i into profitable ugcicul
tin' tni.,t litit>| will la* accomplished
} *1" largi-lx tliM.iigh the supplomentipg
1l lie
"
of ihv f.uiairig with irrigation,
, |i( • Iire.t.uam will make great strides
rtt.'ll, tair. lie piedicts, with tile largest
nrftr- numlicr of irrigation projects lo*
^Mlny rated in the Texas Panhandle,
cont
Older- methods of dry farming
iou.il must give wav to more advanced
, 1101! intensified mcilioda under pros
it,vet sure of iTiitmiiiic conditions, in hia
In ri Jinlgeaienl
’ tin
"'Vtirie the farmer who first seti |. tied the dn farming belt was eont
tented with a bare living and very
anc ,I M
liu* i omforts of life, the
.•ie i pm -i id dm farmer must have tiis
t o niim|e, a , oiiwnieiievM, automobile
>*pi 1 and inilm iiij.hided, ami must make
. i heiti i profits to pay for these
tiling- " (ie said.
•
>
t few- dollars per line e.xpifnioa 'I'd in nrigutiug dry forming land,
I,,, where small uuuntitics o f water
ttii nie available, will produce an ex1,e, tin hale of cotton per acre, or an
ill ' ndditioa.il amount of grain to pay
... . f"> the improvement several times
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it
*00us TKzSEr
\
a l g r a in ,
\ HORSE A
sA f e e d / .
C. I.. Ilrift
F A. Cliittcndcn
.loe 1*. Chittenden
L. P. Chittenden
Frank J. Fitzpatrick
Howard Ovorlin
I). C. Griffin
*' Mildred G. Ponbody
W. C. Hill
.
I E. H. Pichard
E. M. Hunt
Frank L. Woodruff. Jr(
THE BIIITT-CHITTENDEN R E A L T Y CO., INC. '
VM#* *pOif
•H
Ik
*£t♦ 5
V*-SK
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Nature’s century old masterpiece
AT THE INTERSECTION OF MELL0NVILLE
AND GENEVA AVENUES
n of the Frank (!. Field Minstrel* coining
March I with Billy Church, Jack Richards
t nn lody. harmony ami song acta that have
■s io tin <itics visited hy the company on
The Milane
night
M ar. 1
i . i .MKYA, Fell. 25.—It is a cool
treat incut the American
movie
cowlmy belli,■* meet here*.
Re
vnlici* of these "rough and rcudics" are living blotted with ink oil
ouivii posters m Switzerland; lest
the imagination of the youth be
i.». i....i
K\V YORK. Feb. 25.— Major
red T. Blake, British air pilot
explorer, ha* arrived hero
ing backing for an expedition
xplore the tombs in the Libyan
rt. Major Blake discovered
ruins of the temple of Jupiter
non ut Kiwa, during the war.
tow expects to return fo r furexpluration.
He will apch the Metropolitan Museum
the University of Pennsyl-
OIlit ORGANIZATION '
<iuai lers.
the
"Putin that portion o f -the land
tin oT tlie .Southwest which will never
i ill j I”* good for anything hut stock
grazing, because o f its formation
jiiad vthrr natural couditions.-grcatS |er profit can la? developed by a
The Jsystem of feeding centers for the
(heJ livestock nt water holes with capaie» - j city gauged by tlie nvailublo aupthe1 Ply of water.”
al.
iin
Birmingham Man
.
Commits Suicide
BIRMINGHAM. Alu.. Fch. 25.—
(/P)t—Herbert L. Cobb, president of
the Binniiiglium Athletic Club, nnd
paymaster for the Tennessee Coal
Iron and Railroad Company, war
found dead today in his room at
the recently completed building o f
the Athletic rlub.
A pistol was found liv bis side.
Ills body was found bv a maid.
He had been in ill health for joint?
time Coroner J. D. Russum, was
summoned and immediately start
ed an inuuirv to determine wholh-'
er it was a case of self destmetioii as repel ted to police licad-
me-1|over
1,,^.
The p reva ilin g prices in Druid P a rk arc fa r below the present m arket value. In vestiga te and
be convinced.
Bert Swor— Jack Ilirhard.s— Billy Church— Harry Frankel—
Horan Bros.—Joe 5IcGee— und Fifty Minstrel Favorites.
I Vices I’lux Tax S2.00—
$1.00
I Scats on sale-Saturday— Buy early for the show you know.
DO Y O U G ET Y O U R M O N E Y ’S W ORTH
’
W H E N Y O U B U Y FEED?
Our line o f “ Good Goods” is all real feed, full
value in every bag.
A lgrain Horse Feed— Dairym an’s D eligh t—
Sunshine Etrg Mash— Sunshine Scratch Feed.
,n be?
u are not satisfied.”
Every improvement,‘ including streets, sidewalks, a
beautification program, and all utilities are embodied in
tlie development program of Wynnewood. Every fea
ture found is of the highest type development and this is
accentuated throughout the developing and improv
ing of the property. Comparison of Wynnewood with
l~lavc one of our representatives accdmpany you to the
property.
W. H. Wlahard, Prea
Sanford Realty Company
.
Ball Bldg,
Sanford Feed And
Supply Co.
*
“ is wtU s* the brat ftSoSSff"0
beUtffd
Z in a * *
feed on tl»r mukit.
Jf)FR
m
BRAN
Jno. W. Sneed
Ave. and Fourth St.
Phono 639
MOLASSES— PARIS
GREEN
D. M. DREAM, Sutra Director
Sales AgenU
J
, :
, . *
Phone 857
�SANFORD HERALD, THURSPAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1926
PAGE EIGHT
and servants which will make Its
duces “ Laughing Ann And Other
Poems.”
' » •
Wary Association Is To Fenson.il List Just O ff Press
Experiment / With . Books
Of New: York Publishers Is
For Purpose Of Assisting
Said To Contain Books
In Education Of Grownups
Contrasting
The
Sexes
CHICAGO, Feb. 26.(/l’) - A » ex
periment in
ndult
education
; through a series of h.Hiklcla by
prominent educators and artists
i
suggesting rending courses on per
tinent topies of the day,’ is being
conducted by the American Library
Jit. - Association.
H nfl
The two latest hooks "PsycholjV. ogy nml its Use" and "Our ChllW* i dren" nfe In la- followed by “ Sculpr * tore" by Lonido Taft, and "Men*
1 . tal Hygiene,” “ Itorcnl English and
i,'. . Ameijrnn Poetry" and "Contpm■, pornry European History."
Tin- adviser on psychology is
/ Everett Dean Martin, director of
/ tho People's Institute of New York.
.NEW YORK, Fob. 26.(/P(—The
serf, young men and the gay Indies
are ready for their Spring parade.
Tlie New York publishing houses
have
announced their m'.imhiuI
lists.
Tlx* tiller- suggest a season of
sober mid disillusioned young
men, with tin- ladies somewhat
gayer.
F. Scott
Fitzgerald's
conlrilnithin even hears the title
"A ll The Sad Young Men."
It is
ii 'coihtctinn
of .stories of the
younger generation. Meade Minnlgerodk* lightens the pull with
“ Some -American l.mlies," all of
them waives o f presidents; Cora
Harries
contributes . "Flapper
Anne”
nnd
A. P. Heihert, pro17 /Prof. M, V. O'Shea, the-author of
'. h "Our Children," has been head of
I*
the department of education of tho
University of Wisconsin sincu
Kld, by Walter Noble Bums;
"Forty Years A Gambler On The
Mississippi," by George Devrol,
nnd "Scrrcts O f A Rhowinnn," by
Chnrle B. Cochrnn.
Period
Btory
Among the Indies in the puradc
will lie- "The Fourth - Queen," n
romance of the days of Queen
Elisabeth, by Isabel
Paterson;
“ Clara Ilarron," by Harvey O'liiggina; a “ family portrait' called
"The Grandmothers," by Glenway
"Weacott; "The Black Flemings,"
announced ns the romance of a
girl whose life was almost— not
quite,— ruined by a fraud, nnd
"Mated," by Wallace Irwin. There
is also "The Blind Goddess," by
M ainly.About Love
/ l
J8P7.
Prof. O'Shen says there is "no
doubt that we are reaching the
, ’ turning point In regard to interest
S
Jn child nature, child welfare and
child training," und continues:
f, L-1' " I f you arc a father how much
i study do you make of the husi, 5 ness of fatherhood7
If you are
n mother x x x Itow many books
;* hnvc) you rbnd with it view to se,• curing expert rounsel in the renri Ing of your children?"
"Anyone who is undertaking a
I course of reading relating to child
life should appreciate at the «mt, set that the child Is the most com
plex olijert in .the universe."
p
In his suggested course, Mr.
i Martin says that tin: division of j
♦ psychology into three schools of
■: Intiospectionism, Behaviorism, and
Psycho-analysis, is unforttinnt"
nml that he believes the coming,
I psychology will draw freely upon
the finding of nil lb rue schools, |
Hall Freud Study
"Ono should not attempt n si inly
o f Freud's Psyehn-nnnlysis. until
! * ho ban first some, general know I
edge of tlie principle* of p*yrh>.l
on,
Psyrlio-iiniilysis Im* met
with hostile criticism lii-.an*.- of I
UOSTON, Feb. 25.(/Pi—'There is
living in modest retirement In nn
npartment in this city a roynl
court with a retinue of fourteen
ladies and gentlemen, musicians
first public appearance early in
April.
Although of n nation barred by
the present Immigration Inwa, the
roynl entourage required no pass
ports to enter—even with its
avowed intent to' make this coun
try its permanent home.
In the words of the United Vole Taken In Public Schools
States customs invoice, the party
Of City Shows Majority Of
consists o f “2 pieces, dolls (Prince
Youngsters Favor Profes
and Princess); 3 pieces, dolls,
sion Of Instructor to Others
court Indies; 2 pieces, dolls, court
guards" and so on through the
ORLANDO. Fla. Feb. 25.— </P)—
retinue.
Included in their bag
gage arc "1 piece, toilet articles; The teaching profession as a life
I set cabinets, 1 folding screen. work is the leading choice of the
4 trays, 1 dining tdble, 2 boxes of pupils o f the public schools of Orcftj'dy and toys," and a variety of
such mnterial os orange and chcr-
o f (he modern trumdalions o f the
Now Trstnmcnt are listed hy Prof,
Rnfus M. Jones of llaverford ( .'al
lege, in the series of monographs
V , which I ho Association Im* de
signed far reading courses m this
“ subject.
Although scores of biographies
1) linve been written, none 1* n com
jdfte nml snlisfnrlnry
life
L'hrlsl, said Prof. Jones.
"The student should begin l>\ 1
re-rending the gospels," I'rol
JoneN-deelaml, "hut to get a vivid |
picture, the result w ill he more *-l
, fretive if one of the new truiislii I
lions i. usisl."
-He recommended .lame* Mol Ini'*
New Testament, which he said f.d
lowed closely tho original Greek
1 Others would prefer Dr. Good
speed's rendering hern use of tin
American flavor nml it* easy n i<
urnl flow, Prof. Jones added
Arthur Train, who writps o f law
yers and courts, and whose hero
ine is a fickle nnd capricious Indy,
Justice.
,
".Soldiers Pay." by William
Faulkner, and "Some Found Ad
venture," by Robert E. McClure,
are announced ns "ironic" war
novels;' "Possible Husbands," by
Arthur Tuckermnn, implies pes
simism.
"Mantrap," by Sinclair
Lewis, is “ u satirical burlesque of
the 'greut open spaces, ” ; “ Beeftallow" is a story of Tennessee
hill-billies by T. S. Stribling. A
first hovel by William C. Bullitt,
" I t ’s Not Done," concerns a rich
man who "tried to get all there is
out of liM, nnd still keep his
honor untarnished."
" The American Jungle
( ’usinn Hamilton is on the list
with "His Majesty The King,” a
i romance of the time of Charles II;
Capt. John W. Thompson, U. S.
M.
with "F ix Bayonets"; .Sit
E. .I P. Bonn with “ Confessions
Ol A Capitalist," und Albert J.
Nock with "Jefferson."
Llewelyn
Powys, the Englishman, presents
a not altogether cheerful
idea,
with "The- American Jungle." It
is a record of five years spent in
this country.
More in the sober vein are the
"Poems Of Theodore Dreiser,"
presenting tho fictionist in ii new
role; "Sherwood Anderson's NoteBook"; "Edgar Allen Poe," by
Joseph Wood Krcitch; "The Mag
nificent filler; A Life Of Walt
Whitman." by Cameron. Rogers,
and two I'oornd hooks-.
There is
also "The .Mind Of Tlie President,"
by C. Baseoni Slump, Mr. Cool
ulge * former secretary; “ The In
timate Letters of Colonel House,"
ill ranged as a narrative by Chnrle'
S.-jmnui, ami ‘the memoir < of
formei Secretary Houston.
housekeepers ,i|lld 'fcd’ ^ to^ ? j
become mothersT?r
boys who wanted t o ,!*
IS S *
an. i M who prt.f " ^ Pre*che* * » h
while there w £ f R
M E eW
to be cowboys unit .
dtjiiw'* W
to l)e soldiers, threo"i^ih*
three "spon«| Cl,„,
^ h a irie t ^
numerous other vocmi! hcre
1 -• I
b»’ the pupils, th(-v . °n"•r**f,,»* 1
millionaires and
• •’’ 'j
ball players, „ rizJ
**• W
t
knn mail carriers r»i* *” », %
i
"•■ "ta n . c . i 5 5 ^ , » w E :
"*■ . * * ? ■ —
Georgia Legislature =%
Convenes For Special ^
Meetings ,,, Atfanul
most -Occidental of places.
child recorded nts or ner lire's
As is usual with diplomatic ambition,
m cl: her, today
missions .the arrival of the dolls
A totnl r f 2'J.r> pupils expressed a
vvus preceded by months of corre* dCsire to he teachers while 120 sehsio^i, pursuant to « «U -«ev« 2 H
spondence.
Miss Jessie M. Cher-1 wanted to ho nurses, 70 doctors, days ag„ by (;„v,.m,ir r u n ,
wood of Boston and her friends in and 7 1 engiturrs. -T M je
deOsnke, Japan, began the exchange! siring to be stenographer numof notes.
The movement was |be red 09 and 69 chose the trade of
taken up publicly and soon con- the carpenter.'
trihulions were sufficient t<> de-, The profession of lawyer, aviafray the cost of the journey und tor nnd mechanic tied with .'13.
provide the fine brocades, delicate Arts and aesthetics also were
silks, and the artistically fashioned |iimnng the first with 5C--* dewurdrohe necessary for a stab- siring to be musicians, 40 artists,
visit in a foreign land.
• 2.1 actresses, 10 poets, 17 music
, .
teachers, 14 dancers, 11 aetors.
Popular In Japan
Politics also had its share of
These dolls, or otlicrs similar |honors when one boy chose to he
t>> them, have a large place in the president, one a congressman, one
life of the Japanese.
Boys and ‘ governor of Florida, one'mayor,
girls each have a day of the year
Only one gill desired to be mi
M-t aside for them
The girls ,,|j maid, six expressed u chief
festival, lomi no Sekku, or Hind __ _______________________________
Rheumatism, ki.ln.-y « n,|
Mntsui. the Feast of I tolls, falls c
~~
on March 3.
When the girl Iniby |Mi*s Sherwood has indicated that tier trouhles. and all aihm-nt-UJI. V,.J
^
is horn the parents box a "hinu."'tlu collection will ho given to a ed hy too much I ra Aral ,r A.
. ........... “ „u
nt group of doll*.
Always it in-1museum making a special nppc-il
eludes the Duiri Santa or royal |to children,
Just bucau.se von -urt thr j,, ^
pan hut the size of the retjnue
Jtoo tired to get up," arm- inj
depends on tlie family's finances.
legs stiff, museles -..i. . « lth hurn. If ,
Yearly thereafter her parents
mg, itching hack and dull
ua»
mlcinnly feed and cnteiTain the
WORN OUT hefor, th. ,U
m*.
dolls, ranged on their red-hung
gins—do not think you Im. ta LJds
shelves, until the girl is old enuogli
stay in such condition.
not
.to hold her own festival parties.
Get rid of the “rhi-unut-.-''
|
Then she issues formal invitations
Pains, stiff joints, sore muH,r>
Get
the
right
remedy—the
best
m
en
Inow.
to her small friends, and they join
• Soqukk, *o »ure tlut millions now employ it. “ acid" stomach, kidney ,.r by! WQu
with her in honoring and feting The utmost in a laxative. Bromide-Quinine der trouhles so often ,..u-c| i,, irj, D
with rice cukes, candy and cuke I in ideal form. Colds stop in 14 hours. La body-made acid-, it.- -tr-ni*
t«.&
rU(.
the manikins who are never I Grippe in y days. The system is cleaned and well.
tienied ns everyday playthings. toned. Nothing compare, with 1(ill'*.
If you luixe been .illll.t- f.-r a Nffiiflj
When the girl marries -hr tak*-s
long time, taking ..II sorts ,.f Im.|
Be
Sure
It'i
«
A
l
l
IV*.
P
r
ic
e
3
0
c
lu-c “ liiiia" with her.
Her eldest
icines without benefit, l.t Th-(
,
son inherits it at her death. Thus'
Williams Treatment pnne n, i
^
gcral ami famous colletcion* grow,
whut great relief it give* in j..- P-».,
a- that nnluhly of the Tokuguwn
most stubborn eases
Since l‘‘.C foaic
the family o f - the last Shogun
with
portrait
hl,n*
ire'
,s
,,f
tboii-anil*
lux, aW.Otfoot
After a tour in American , ith--
E
k
..
Colds
Be Qu.ick.-Be Sure/
t
ti
sure makes
H e eti
^ g o o d A n n exe oh
B A C IIC L O G S .
Y d l ik l - t o
A H^AVY T a x
ON YlK-M H
t a x i n g . '* '
OCH
lljtV WOULD liH C O M P tU .e» T<
OW PAY THC- . * r—
*
I^ m al 1 y a
do you feel
uiai s no nrotiinc story, It’s
tobacco, for one thing. You’ll s*
Prince Albert is crimp-cut and stay
Doesn’t flutter to the floor or take
with the first wind. Easier to roll
O R
p erM < -T Y
?
You DON'T, Molan
You. fte/Bv AN
A N D
You^c
KNOW
Im H A T I I '
tAJAY rt * C K
Payment a, — . u» ,voG n*
r.
MCAN HA r^erJ/
-
I N xxYO u KLT
---- -=—=
- S
**><0
Now, for a regular dlnncr^
hml /, good time with tho w ifo and
knhlicti! Gucoa we’ll aco a movie,
p i for a walk in tho park or tak<
a long ride. Bet my w ifo haa a
but* juicy bleak and potatoca—
good cold buttermilk ana hot rollt
nud pie. Oh, lloy! makes my
n,nuth water junt to think o f it."
I.' that thp way you fe d at ti
I’- M ? Or, un» you Juat too played
out for any good whon your day*(J
Work is over?
I f quitting time ian't really bo
ginning tinio for you, then ltfa a
buro sign that your enUro system
is starving for healthy, rich, rod
blood. And this i. Just as sure a
sign that you need 8 . S. 8 . You’ve j
aimnly got t„ build up your blood.
For 10 () yuara 8 . 8 . 8 . haa been '
proving that n run-down, aystem, t
rheumatism, loss o f w eight,t loal ;
o f appetite, sh'cplcssnesa * and I
nrrvousness, just as
— ,—,
|
akin eruptions— boils,
pimples, pale com
plexion and a low
ered vitality, are all
tho result o f blood V .
weak in red rolls.
. Onoo let 8 . 8 . 8 . get to work and
1 °X o f living will coma back, f
P. M. will have a different mean
ing to you. Get 8. 8. 6. today. AH
better smoke. Ask any roll-your-o
Cool and sweet and soothing, P
wonderful smoke sifts into your s
and paints the dull, drab world a b
cheerful red. Fragrant. Friendly,
can’t bite your tongue or parch
throat. T h e Prince Albert process
"thumbs dow n" on that at the star
Get yourself a tidy red tin or a i
red hag of P. A . today. Take out your
papers, like a new citizen, and get busy
with your finger exercise. Light up!
I hen you’re ready to tell the ben-turpin
world that no home-made cigarette ever
c.nnc within a mile of, that!
When you learn what wonderful to
bacco P. A . is, try it in-a jimmy-pipeI hotisands of men who wanted to stnokc
a pipe, but "dicln’t dare,” have become
jimtuy-pipc regulars since they discov
ered Prince Albert. There’s a friendly
shop nearby. G o get yourself some
!*• A. now!
1”
i
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1926
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JWTOIrt
Robertson, W illiam s and Monahan
rU B U C ACCOUNTANTS
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IC h a m p io n s F o r
Near Entrance, lots adjoining "priced at *$6000.60,
will sell $5000.00— $2000.00 cash, balance 1-2*3 yean*
nt 7'*'. Dnytonn Hiirhlnnds is the best sub-division
around Daytona Beach. This lot is sure to mnke a nl
nrtifil— 5 'i to brokers.
Be C r o w n e d T h is
A n n u a l T °u r n e y s
7 HOPE
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Winner* *>f the firs'* and remand
TIM; ;iill-t r.
I inacJSti' '.vill meet In the r.er.it-fih- in thf | igiiktic
Jglu, as will victor:, in the third and numb* j* uno
. nintthcrs nothin;
j'tiuni'.-.'fourth brackets.
Entries fo r the E. 1. A. A. tour( )n . f. 5 . ,
|nnshif>s nnment had not booh -completed Mt|1 , l M£ th(,
today. Two states had not selec„ rH;, „ t ,
t,-d the state champions. Alabama prmluct of the
will pick her representative quin- ( rlrc,(„ &nd R
tet tonight nnd Louisiana in o x -.M| s|.jj|
1
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n »n ta ,
.' Kentucky Wesleyan \vn« selected
'l « H nittht to represent that state, i
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HK* A
JoWNrAYj
mSi
DUNDEE1
l
vs
FRED E. RUSSEM.
Roam 5, UailDldg., Kanford, Fin
Phones 700 nnd 206.1
[v/lLLlp
FOR SALE
ino ft.
i,
in n'
lh»* ^
East-.
Corner Ann ford Av<?., and.11 Street,
cm Front ago on Sanford Avo $21)0 front foot. 1-5 cash
1-2-H- l yoain
O a c k SON D lO U T J j
/MEAN MUCH T t> » ^
oomnnn . 8EFoae>
'
The fight - 7 *
(tdictcl
»n c*ne
nditinns,
tU show
itlis will
0-Ronm House— Corner Park AvfcnUt? and 6th Street,
(95 ft. frontage on Park Avenue)
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Reasonably priced*nnd with pood terms.
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PAUL LAKE
»f .North
Pricer-
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Licensed Renl Eslalo Broker
Snicsninn— K. T. 51PORE,
NOTICE!
To nil.policy holders of the Belt Automobile In
demnity Association, of Chicago, 111.
g. t anywhere.
V I.iiijr out
as a .parting partn.’i wiiti Renege
Ktiii.kmit Chaney, iln* llnltimnre
lettw, lie had been I'li’ulmd gnnfy.
••it thnp ..r thill Jiibnin Kilviiiie
) hud kninl.nl him i.i •
l i 'neenii'd
m
Thill Baseball Veterans
lecords In Southern Loop
el l l i l ’-li
ri'lliiiiliuhlc I •. t \ p r , ' t
C. C. F E L L O W S
ban'horn, reappointed our ngeni nnd district man
ager at Sanford with Office at
t 111 -
r.nt, slenpiu". r u g . .ln.-nr pint
dee In will us he
I.
Ihil he didn't.
I- lead lie \va
him. I,la) otrl fei 1Ilf* Ill -I and M|ll\
b—pMin e 1pitching records of the Southern, i inii i i i h i - e.ini-r. m i . I h e w . n
L , i ,. , wtio d<> we find listed in the 10 nuel kt'lii'l.(al uni iii |es- ituifi .me roiim!
.
effective pitchers? They arc It'd hy VTli! aiidi i| n iiin j i • i- tb a ^ 111—
h 1.1
‘ V',aii Rregg, IO-yrar-»fil exponen; , I.net t.Mi|l cJitiie aft* I* I lend, e bad
■ eternal 4lf left-bandinir; he is followed l.y .landed i Is-- tlAIMU'ST I t t . fi W be
"llnlii." INildiumn. who.is even old bad e\ ii I,i| a ma n
:l li ui 11"'
tiuktb.' er, and then tainn-K Httirh Ucdicitt. I'mir.
lr.;l him nti.i was n seasoned star when ilos.1:ti 1. . 'll W
in t *.•■ eent - r nf
lUyiel - I .11 pjuveil in It World's Meries ill
i iii*' iint,-. an. I. f ! e r end it .g in, I w ..
i imine
I-.IJ. or smne la yeans ago.
i'll u if it- 11. t . i he I., ul i I.- i . «
khan t
\ml, in the fir*t 10 best pitelier . ' ■ 11 :'li II.. Mie Iii n.l and 11 i 11in
•uf the iianie " f Jim Hngln inn I . • I I n l h e w e i t ! i r e I b a t
.. ul
........... ill.a * t tluv Morton, nnd Jim Scop, lit -fly imr lend e ai d ami ini ., i '..
•• t
a • ompetelU pitcher s., ; ,i 1 • .■
1 11 Mile | ii e r siti.l • ’
v ••
i'1
i iii tlu game ttint it mu> t lias.
'■ .a at., a! the time tile Ami’ll. , 1
'"'“ li'
m i - dcsdnrittjr itfCRUljm I
I iiuu!. .• . 1 11 e . m i n e in. hi la nd
t: ' the \it- do net carry o ff all down.
i' in . tend ..f r s l u n g into
i'
i 'I t. "i.is, Severn I youn|f stars, Jack- n i* r a n ini', t h e
i ip.'
nt'
• h fit ■. yet major league trial*, ill i lull 11 atld. Its ha li.uif.it. d b a r k
I'1
i1
e .prumineutly.
Ament:
i■
i In in
l .d-^on, lb ' Na liville ftrs^
[s '
r l.a .■iiian; Iranes; whh ii< tiacV In
p i
I 'be 1 / b >u for a. m v .ml tnnl;
lnu 1 ■ •* Hu.i.f M i who hones to lake
||1
■’. k e;iaagK*s |n!> with WashinjTC'
.. i i . ami J^n.y .jnaos, who also will
h .el i'll 1 y.
trial wilb the Senators,
tnuli.
.Ill in all, however.■the promi1” Mr " 1.’"'M cbiver- ill Southern Iauigne
’ ri la ’ imsuii vm e n <‘n v/tiore
- have l.e..n familiar to the
im ' i tk'uiifT on 10 or 20 years.
c n u 'A n o . Keii 2'. • P' ' bni,
flnliiili protiiildy was mi->|ii<it.■>I. .<r
ITH-mulerstuoii. when b«- wa- luail.'
(7 u\ in a iiewspiil ■r dl-paL b
tl
he would Ix'tli'h Miid.lv I'md
tin- i Miiihig situs«n. ulong witti
Huger I'eikinpiiugh.
I \KIN Fred ilrvtnniicl heat
What tile bead of tin1 Wu b.iu:
• I Fritsvh, It*.
ton Huh meant, doutniess. was
that Knot wouldn't he culled, on to
i M W *IIK— Young Bob Fitae- w.ar himself out rate hi in: tirur• mi, N. ,i„ won from Boh tiuilly every game the champions
l»lay.
' ' "it, Alabama nc|;ra, III,
j,,,,
I Mr Hind is far from the e.fflietinns of age that In-set men l'k*‘ ,piunH o
U , B T ! A F D E I I D A L E — Joe p.-i l.inputigh, and others, on th*’ '
Itenrl
Albeit lie is ,.ri,;,| ,,j
1 1 !,,|d Pal Moure fought a Washington team.
pi Utni*
rather delicate of mold for such njUi,i ||.
fif
steady catching us baa been '»•** ( in*c a r
p Hhhi»\t*r,
i ’F.o i i i a . iri.,- Ilahc" Met’or- poM*j u(ion him.
‘
Hue]
|^pfTt''f p »,f j
las --'fTowuver, tic bus borne up n,t Jajr,. unt
hj.orln J-*'. * H.lnhnnia, defeated
Dan y, Canada, -0,
lighter built backstops often do n> j j c.R us
confound the dope, wherein im ; f u|| „ f
**’1) ixf C)pit*
. ___„
___ ns notalile an exception as is lluv c,>Up|„
inlr,
won Ti decision .Schalk of the Chicago White S" >.
:.-too
r, the F fen d i1 Kind hardly will n in h tlu* fee* j nj( I1S
* literally
lord made hy Schalk fm dural, lit \\ as|un
if
---------- Lind effective work, tail he
will f(i(. s0|)
ABM LET
coiiie about us neat it an nuv 1||tf
(
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catcher in tnodern-rlay baseball
, Feb. 2.1.- An
lie was a glutton fm work uefo e t ' j
let, believed to he got Into the major league
i ll ’ K 11
unis, wasfound t de and ho never has snaro.l IdmSe
o shore herr hy n e lf wince.
a yountfH.ir n »h»
ernes#.
Anti- i the St. Ixujis lots ho went to Men
ig v
lie finn one of phis in PJD. and caught lb.i gaum
* ^‘nlktn
»*n it - |,
-f it# kind ever in that climate; the next year Im '
.
k .j ;
|caught l.'i:i Which were ats.Ut
^
J r
----------Memphis played.
. . .
„ r„.,uv .
K S L A IN
Me went into service in the war
.
, period of 11*18, and then in lull*
2 5 .- The first h« became a Yankee. IL* caught
’7
drama, "Cath- til games that yea# as u recruit.
idetl in a trug- icaught 82 the nest year ami
(.)fl
shot and killed started n durahililv record.
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F ellow s S ervice Station
First and Elm
.PItone H7->V
The best automobile Insurance nt 25 per cent
lower rates.
W ILLIE
B l a c k .H a m m o c k
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G e le r y L a n d
’r l A
F o r E n d u r a n c e , A b ility
Fights Results
'SS&» jis?iS|i
HlT jy
fA V
j^ a y s
pnklllifii that I itoctor the liall
iiieuna much.
&
Tkere you have Dnnforth'a side'
nf the question.
Players and
umpires in rebuttal would proli-;
ably offer a much different ver
sion.
Of nue thing 1 atn positive, Have
diinforth rniild get nn even more
deceptive break to his fast hall
iiw r n im i passes
than Waller Johnson, even though
IS i lie power of psychology ul- some of Walter's terrific speed
uiost as great on asset for sue- «n s larking. • • *
n ‘s* in 'port us natural ability?
wIltTK SOX SYSTEM
,
file passing of Southpaw Have
W H ILE senres of Milutiona have
nunfortli from
the SI. Louis
Itiowus to tlie minors brings up tieen offered to explain how I>nn-‘
forth got the break cm his fast
I i that question.
ony,
none of them has ns yet re
For years Have Danforth has
been the stormy petrel of the ceived "the official O. K. of the
I American League.
Kivnl clubs pitcher himself.
It is a rather Interesting fart
Insisted Dave doctored the hall,
Ihni the Chicago White Sox took
while Uuttfnrth said it was nil more liberties with Itanforth hist
Imagination on their part.
*
ycnr.thnn any other tenm in the
CoiltTntuition in sport is most Amrfirun League.
In this con
1essential.
The _ good batsman nection it is well to recull that
must have a keen eye, the ability Eddie Collins was u teammate of,
to follow the ball.
Incidentally Hanforth at both
Philadelphia
he must Imve his mind on the mak nnd Chicago.
ing of base hits.
Danforth had his troubles heat
Whenever Dave Danforth was ing Chicago, something invnrinannounced as the pitcher, I ho oj»pouition instead of playing ilu
( usual role turned detective.
In1stead of trying to hit the bull that
Danforth was pitching, they utj Iwmpted to discover what I)anR M TE ftH FItl, MANARF.lt
forth was doing to the halt.
NEW H W E N , Conn. Feb. 21.—
A w< .:r.n'« r.ianngrmerit nf Yule
tdtrtml the opposition lacked murii rointnAii Inis been so successful
|of the poise ihut wan usually n that Mi»a (*nrn Colhurn, who
worker) out the experiment of n
part of Its baseball repertoire.
• • i
rnletcris for Htudonts, hnn boon
mode ii.nctor o f Yalci University
THICK MEI.I VICKIES
. .
“ If a ball ctub thinks you are dliiinj; halls.
iloctnring the hull, make them
N l'N S MOVK
feid sure of it hy resorting In tinusual mamicilsius that savor of
PAIiDUAtTON. Eng., Fob. 25.—
trickery," was n remark Dunforth AP. -r 1* >‘*;nrs nf seclusion In tho
once made to me.
ctmvrnt of thy KisJeiii|ition|st Or
MY «tt*can't iiinke hnso hits ar der *ii Clnpham Park, It* nuns
railroad
trip.
guing that the pitelier Is cheating, tool; tt.eir first
the batter must swing at the hall. They have heap transform! to a
The belief on tho part of tho op- ctmv.ent at Syon Abbey In Devon.
Nothing Can Stop Keefe
W(\7
Pp FPk^T
.
U cw
IK l LOOW-
rwjET^vj.
'vjEric, V
TOST ' ^
I N l k in o
it OUE(2j
rYOL> W E R E
*
( L f t S T fc
O R E O T ftG ftlK IS T / HfkVE. OWE ' FELLA
q ig - f o u l t .
iYOU
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The Belt Automobjle Indemnity
A ssociation
t -J E S T R g t
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This isper inI p r ir r fo r short time only., la d s ,,number* 211'
2 l2-l!i:t-2tI—in the SIV t-4 of See. t-21-31 Setnlnole O f.
1*4 mill's northeaHt of Oviedo; li mile from 2 Hallways ansi
paved road.
Surrounding hinds much higher nnd ninking big money In
trurk
PltlCK js.tioo.no
Trrnm, 1.1,000.00 rnkh, halanre 1-2 nnd 3 yenris at 6 per f# »t
interest. Title is clear, no inrunil>erniHVH and 102.1 t.i\ Is paid,
drive out nnd took nt this land. Talk to the aurrounding owners. Ilelieve you will find that this kind o f land U
<|in>ted nt three to four hundred per or re.
Address Owner, R ob ert E. Ellis
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P. O'. Box, 332, Fort Myers, Florida
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"Crcdlt Itclnir loHt, all the
Htsclal intercourne of men
Ih brought to naught.*—
Levy.
‘ A good name,’* said Solomon, “is
rather to be chosen than great riches,”
— and a good credit record is prefer- 1
able to a bank account.
T h e person whose credit is good ii
never “broke”— he can buy what hi
^ needs, independent of money.
<3-tiY fx w A V FI2x>*y
i K eep yohr credit record clear! Pra
tect your credit and it will prote£
�THE SANFORD
OE TEN
Sanford Daily Herald
W A N T AD. RATES
Terms: Cash In Advance
Telephone ads, will be received
for patron* and collector aent
Immediately for payment.
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; The reduced rotes arn for
consecutive insertions.
.
Six words of average length
are counted a line.
Minimum charge of 30 for
flra t insertion.
A ll advertising Is restricted
to proper classification.
Advertisers should glvo their
sireel or postoffice nddrerm ns
well ns their phone, number If
they deaire results. About one
•rekder out of n thousand Inis
a fplepbohe, nnd the others
enii'L communicate with you
linlc.a* they know your addrenn.
All discoailnusnre MUHT he
made in person at The San
ford Herald offire or by let
ter. Telephone dismalinnnnres
are not valid.
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All the above ears are In good
condition and the luicea are
Tight.
A nn ou ncem en t
BUFFERERH of In art trouble Angirln Pectoris, Drupny, Asthma,
High Blood Pressure, Paralysis, I
Will gladly tell you free, how you
>*n get quick nnd InHlInir relief,
Without using drugs, mnllrlne or
serums. Address It. V. Walden, Boi
J36fl, New Haven, Conn.
fc’ ntlce
We have on hand Die follow
used cars that are in A-l con
dithm. Priced to Midi:
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REALTORS nnd Brokers should
list of
carry ,riJ icomplete
....,----- —
— their
.
best offerings in the classified col
urns daily,
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65— Specials nt I he Stores
SALESMAN W ANTED
IF IT ’S A BARGAIN
"W e Have It"
EXCEPTIONAL OPPO RTU NITY
8U N N Y LA N D R EALTY CO,
Realtor
I!. G. Wnolworth, Mgr., 221 Meiseh
Bldg., over Piggy Wiggly, but wo
deliver.
wide awake salesman who can
prove nliilily, selling well lo
AN EY’S DRUG STORK I're
cated lots in city limits.
script ions, Drugs, Sodns.
W«
are as near you ns your plume
(n il 103.
LIBERAL COMMISSION
!>— Knl liling— ( 'out nirl Itic
I W YNNE WOOD PROPERTIES,
INCORPORATED
SANFORD ROOFING CO. ’1tie
roofs, built up roofs. Re-roofing
Viver old roofs. Leaks repjireiL Es 1 D. M. BREAM. Sales Director.
timator* free. Call Oak Ave, ami Hall Building. Rooms 10 A I
Sanford, Fla..:,
3rd SI. Plume III
SANFORD ELECTRIC CO.
Suece.-sora to Gillnn A PTinlt
lift Magnolia. Everything elec A LITTLE W ANT A il IN The
IIK K AI.I) will bring yon in big
trical.
Plume 422. Electrngith
result*. Advertise those obi or
Radio.
tielea you have Ntnrnl away ami
have no use for. A little lliirlyeent ad may bring you several
JAMES It. CO W AN— All kinds dollars. I hone I4H and a repre
of Tint niul Sheet Metal Work. sentative will call end see vim
Water ami Bout Tanks. At Oak
Avenue nod Third Street, Tele- .‘ IS— Business 0|)|MirlIttliIi«.*H
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H A I.E
BY
OW NER,
o w in g
in ill he.'ilth will sell entire bnsi■ele Co., general liens at a bargain.
Add re**
eldewalks, build- Owner, l.ake Mary Casino,' I .tike
lion boxes. J. U. Maty. Florida.
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If you
WaiO to sell your userI ears, advert ike daily on the classified page,
—----- - - - - - - P A IN TIN G and kalsomining wall*,
I Work guaranteed toiiinfa* tor.v.
George Baird, Painter, Sanford,
Flu. 200 Palmetto.
FOR S A LK —TWO BEAU TIFUL
Pekingese Puppies from best
stock obtainable. Splendid bead*,'
well boWe*I leg* and. gorgeous
m ail
Priced
very*v Was mmhie.
Alts. .Marie Shor t. 2305 Magnolia
Avenue.
t
2b— Florists
PEKINGESE AT STUD
Wong of Knn F«. Jjirg
ktilbd. heavy boned, weight
BROWN LEATHER BILLFOLD
aomctlmc Saturday a. in. Chevro
let registration card irishle. Finder
pkuac return to Herald Office ami
receive reward.
P
CUT FLOWERS for sole. CalenduIns, sweet pens nnd other cut
flowers. 26c per dozen.
Phone
40-W. Mrs. L. H. .lones.
phone III.
K. SPURLING, subdivision
»neclall*t. Subdivision to OrIm ghl*, •■lorIda on Dixie High
land,*, Flor'da, and F lo r a
PR O PE R TY FOR LE AS E
‘ bargains
Four room hoime nn p .
"1®“ ° Avenue for t>r.oo?ii
H00.IM cu b. W . w ’ T K S
61-A—Miscellaneous Ex
change
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SANFORD DRUG COM PANY •
"The Roxall Store"
We make a specially o f our prompt
filling of prescriptions nnd quick
delivery.
Soda — Hot Snndwlchr*
Drugs
Hudson Coach ...... . $709,90
Willyn-Kuight Touring $075,011
Overland Rial Bird
376.00
Nusli Four Touring
276.00
Ovet land Four Touring 160.110
W AREHOUSE
CLOSE IN
Hanford
Courteous ... Prompt ....Efficient
Service.
Personals
WOOD FOR SALE, fifty strands
pfne wood cut stove lerteth. Seo
Mr. O'Rear Sanford Realty Office
Rail Bids. - Phone 557. Priced to
AM E RIC AN C A FE
K EE L A SONS
Wo have just opened up n modem
You Drive It.
cafe in the Cates building. We aerve
W. Myrtle and 2nd St. at R. R home cooked foods, in the cleanest
of surroundings. Everything sani
1026 PEERLESS SEDAN, bought tary, Come in and eat siblth nr. 1
last summer. Owner * gblng
north, wishes to sell at bargain. FRESH FRUIT, fresh vegetables.
A t $1,350. Box 10 care o f Herald.
Fresh oysters dally. We carry
only the best in thcao lines'. Try our
store for quality products. Royal
Fruit Co„ 107 W. First Street.
1 1923 Essex Touring
1 1024 Chevrolet Tour.
1 1923 Ford Touring
1 1923 Ford Touring
1 1922 Ford Touring
1 1924 Ford Touring
1 1921 Ford Coupe
1 1924 Chevrolet Tour.
1 1923 Dodge Sedan
1 1924 Overland Tour.
1 1924 Overland Sedan
1 1021 Dodge Touring
1 1923 Chevrolet Coupe
1 1924 Ford Touring
1 192(1 Chevrolet Tour.
82— Business Property
GALVANIZED IRON AND wood
en tubs for washing celery.
F. F. DUTTON A CO.__________
W A N T TO SELL your lot In Fort
Mellon at liberal profit on money
paid In? I f so, advise, giving lot
number and lowest cash prtre.
Box 16 care o f Herald.
CHEVROLET
Don-Jon Chevrolet Co., Inc.
Tenth and Sanford Ave.; phone 708
FEBRUARY 25, 1926
6 1 — M iscellane o u s _________
1ft—Business Service Offered 35— Salesmen and Agents
SEM INO LE IIUDSON-ESSEX
INC.
203 Oak Avenue
Phone 41
GOOD USED CARS
. for only nnn incorrect Insertion,
the advertiser fo r subsequent
Insertion*. Thn office should bn
notified Immediately In case of
error.
v . TO ADVERTISERS
Herald
, A
______
representative
I borough Iy familiar with rates,
rules ami classification will
give you complete information.
And if you wish, they will
assist you In wording your
want nd. to mnkn It more ef
fective, u>^ IM PO R T A N T NOTICE
nrcnAT.T). THURSDAY,
lie .
W. P. CARTER
Room 230 Meiseh Building
An ideal resident
Rose Court, 151)
for
$2,500.00 on
terms.
X I— R eal Estate For
Sale
H3— Farms and Land For Sale
FIF TE E N ncres, 6 room house
orange grove nnd chicken farm
in Ixmgwood. See Simmons Real
ty Co., phono 49-J.
Si— 11oust'd For Snle
BRITT-CHITTENDEN IM
CO., INC
OARAGE
A I ’ A RTM E NT— Itosn liml Heights, $1,450. $150 casli
$20.00 per month. B. ZE1TER.
Distributed hv
5 ROOM HOUSE with bath nnd
sleeping porch. Terms reusonalde. oth St. IM?tween Elm and
Myrtle. Phone 451-.1 Sanford.
FOR SALE by owner, house nn 65
It. lot in Iho best part, o f San
ford mitskirta, oak
trees
will*
beautiful view.' Strictly modern
in the modified Spanish r.tyle of
aiehilerlnre. Terms on interview. 5 I.OTS facing Paine It
Ilo\ 19, lleralil.
ginning cor. Geneva a
HoUtil. Various sixer:,
A REAL tmrgnln in a furnished or the 6 for $2,500. )',
limne. See Simmons*.Really Co., dress H. I. G. Box SS
plume 49-J. ■**
B ARG AIN BY OWNER r,
improvde land, $2.-1t)il. J|s||
NEW I ROOM HOUSE 2 blocks cash nr l»y the acre, $5tm half r.vh
SANFORD and PIII I.A D E I,I'll IA
o ff west First St. Lot 40X139. in Southern Sanford,
Aildris
We have Northern buyers for (image, lights, wnter nnd shade.
"Land" Box 733, City.
real bargains.
Price $2,260.00; $760.00.Cash Bal
ance $30.00 monthly. Rent subject LOT 44 BRENTWOOD, fucihg
LIT T L E nnd C L A Y DEN
WN
4 Ball Building. lo sale $30.00 per month. Phone
east, one block from highway.
N
Iilii. W. C. llnrtline.
14 bearing orange tree*. Price * n**
67— Itnnnis W illi H oard
$760.00.$150.00 Cash$2(1 lib pr
*“ *- with
month,
Mm is
without meals
Phono ICO. W. C. Hut (line.
I.Hindu Hotel
ONE LOT 23-C block P.
SVC
Synirna Beach .faring >until
3 blocks from ocean, \j black from
river. Hard Htrecls, nidcwall*.
water and lights. Price $I,MS) ini
cash $600.00; $25.00 per amiiih
Phone ICO, W. yp. Hart line
STUCCO BUNGALOW
FURNISHED front bedroom
rdrit. Hot., water,
bath.
WONDERFUL
BUSINESS I.OI
Located nn Oak Avenue
at fourteenth Street.
Palmetto Ave:*
PRICE $8,00(1.0(1
Fee $ 25.00 Mr*. S lm it
Magnolia Avenue.
CORNER APARTM ENT SITF
HI— Pnullry anti Supplies
ON
PALM ETTO AVE. between
high school nnd First Street, tan
suit rase with initial* L. C. II. con
taining whirl, brown coat ami other
accea*orlcM. Finder return to '■L
C. He bout and receive reward.
BETWEEN 75 AND lilt)
lu-os
C a ll Itui N*
after I p m.
One block from New Forrest
l.nko Hotel, in Sanford, Fla.
v
I.MUii-1
THE DAVEY W INSTON
t trgniiixation, Inc*>rpointed
IIOI'SI ox
FOUND. GRAY MULE- See W
O, Nulen, Citrus Height*,
Address P. O. lb>x <■2.
Daytona Beach,
i I I — Automobiles
J l — A u to m o b iles F o r Snlr
BTUDEBAKER late model big »■
sedan. Good tire* ami paint,
lised very little. A wonderful bur
gait). 1216 Palmetto Ave. See King
DODGE
Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc.
Pleasure car* and Graham trucks.
Oak and 2nd Street,
Phono 3
IIUPS MAKMONS
, Bnofoid Anloinoldle Co.
£9(1 Magnolia Ave,
IMioiie 137
LINCOLN
FORD
I ’ORDStiN
Edward 11iggitu*,'Inc,
Commercial A Palmctp,. phone 331
I >1A N A
Moon
Diana Sale* nod
208 W. Find St.
F. Q. PMtTKIt. Mgr
NASH
Wil l y s - k n i g h t <u „ i
V. and M. Motor Co.,
romniercial.
6!l— ltonm s fur llou sek eep ln u <
’ H I— Mimses F o r
R IP E FOR 1'LUCKlNt
m'I—
13— A u tom ob iles fur lix
cliauRp.
W ILL trade 1926.Ford Seilfi
K'“ kI lutUHt' cur. Addle** V
E. Perry, 1 0 2 1 Elm, City.
W ANTED!
boot) Squeak*
We'll take 'em out nod
ABSOLUTELY FREE
Monday and Tuesday,
Feb, 22 nml 23
PERFECTION AUTO
LAUNDRY
TRACTOR Service, clenriu
ing, disking and street t
I* ! ns do ...... milHlivihion
Lord, Route A. Box 210.
W an ted — I (mints, I to:i ril
H— House buhl Goods
LARGE GAS RANGE in
REFINED LADY*
. condition.
Pn<v- $25.
For Real Estato Work
No previous experience necessary 505 Myrtle Avenue. Drawing account ami commission,
given to the one who can qualify
For personal inlet view, tuldre**,
R. 11. Muntz. 201 S. Beach St,
Day tuna Beach, Florida.
BUNGALOW
71— Apartments anti Flats
I ' N FURNISH ED GARAGE u„
meat in excellent neighbor!)
Phone 329-W for information.
, Close in on Palmetto Avenue.
Eastern rx pn*ure. 6 rooms and
bath. Price for next few days $(1700
r.isy terms.
Kuiitcrn exposure lot in Pine
hors! $101)0; Cnah JtiflO. Balance ro
suit
McCALL A FOX
REALTO R S
PHONE 746.
*E Radiant Oil Heater
Agent, toy Sanford
GET PA Y EVERY DAY. Dlstrib
ulr 160 ncccsiturv products to
Sanford Stove ,<■ Furniture Ci,
iMuhlixhcd user*. Extracts, aoap*,
321 E. F’ irst Street
I nod product* etc. World’s Iarge*t
We carry a full line
companv wiU buck you with *ur- Our price* arc right. Cash
prising plan. Write The J. R. term*.
We want your buxine
Watkins Cq. 02-70 Weal Iowa St.,
Memphi*, Term,, Dept. 12-1.
m a n w a n t e d to do of
fire and stenographic work. Ap
ply 232 Meiseh Building.
young
R E LIA B LE WATCH REPAIRlNt
Jlio. T, Brody. Brumb t'tdesto,
Building.
K ltlN tilN G U P F A T H E R
NTED BY COUPEE. 3 unrnished room* m email hou*e
> in. Rca*oaalilc year round,
me at Sanfonl Paiiu
Army
e. 600 Sanford Avenue,
HOMES ON HASY TERMS., 6
room house $2,0()0f $1,635 cash,
balance $39, monthly. New 6 room
hou*c $ 1,590; $1,001) cash, bnl. $G0
)>cr month. 6 room house $5,000;
$Nl)0 cash, balance terms. Wanted
houses tn sell.
•AS. A. JOHNSON
112 W. 1st Street.
By G EO R G E M c M A N U S
W r lA T 1^ *Th i *3 r /v C t'iO 'yvot't^
PAvtSTN A.T o o n - - > b t \ j 1 N )7)
FvH IME. UfHtO U P V JIT H A, ryy
A tS K L E
Safe
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W H E rq W t C O M E ri)*vCic
Y O U IM N T ^ K . e tMEL irs
T H R O U ^ i- Y n E A l L E v .
An admirably situated tract
of Innd, suitable for wider
front factory sites, including
nn additional area which will
make a wonderful subdivision
o f 400 orjnort) splendid home
sites.
Price
today,
$90,000.00;
one fifth cash, jialanco rpresu
over a period o f five year*.
nAYARD REALTY CO.
llfl 3. Park Ave.
Phone t
C E I^ R Y
THE CELERY CROP IS NOW
be in g
marketed
A Stream Of Gold Is pouring
Into Sanford.
Real Estate will become ar1^ 8
and values increase, w * ■"*
vise buying now before they
advance further.
Wo offer you choice lots ijj
two of thom aln d lyW j«- ®fr
Sanford, to-wit: ^ rank' l" J r
race and Fort Mellon sd b*r
gain price*.
l 1*000,
$ 2,000.
y
CELERY FARMS
Large and Small >
Which we m»ke •
at unusually o » P H «* c0
sidering the yield.
PrT.iTiS
�the
g7—Acreage
SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1926
rH E NEBBS
Kid Dvnamite
CELEBY f a r m s
Pricw
Right
f
5
acre tracts, undeveloped
Celery lend. '
• $200 p«r acre and up.
IU acres tiled. 5 room house,
Urn. JO fruit trees 112.000.
*‘>000 Cash, Balance 11,000
JAS. A. JOHNSON
112 W. 1st Street.
__Heal Estate Tor Exchange
TWO LOTS in Lake Stearns. Fla.,
for sale. Cheap for c»ah or will
trade for car qr truck. Address
n<>* C. L. P. care o f Herald.
t-2 Acre Ornnjre (irovo About
1 miles from Sanford near Twin
Lakes, one half mile from coir
course. Price $0500.00. Terms
$‘>500 00 cash $2000.00 in one year
and $2000.00 in two years at 8 po
tent interest.
This Grove pai^l 25 nor cent. net
on above price this season. •
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n u £ 0 WrTH M Y POWERFUL EXPL0 3 IVJC J
AMD IF TOO S*-iOCrT ME YOOLL BUST OMB
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kNOWS VT tS 1ATTL. AMO VT IS
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HOWARD CORPORATION
Ren Itors
Masonic Building
nrw
*eYcii
ruuiti'
tnolin
forms.
foancy
MOM’N POP
a nice Five Room
- B U T I . C A N 'T T A L K T b YOU
DURING B U S I N E S S H O U R S ,
House
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The news
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That
MR.TVTC
IS IM *’
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Henry Has Quite a Following
ABOUND A F T E R
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AwaiTs
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uuttiiins fin i illier people. Why
not let n- ><‘ll your nroperty
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COLUMBUS <Ga.,) LEDGER —
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emulation in Southwestern GcorCin, ItaL* Rc (G-wurd line) line.
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Carload Of Eggs Is
Destroyed In Wreclc
A n d Ic e
b y a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s
running *vs:iy from nornp
i l l 'l l had been
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movies. She left her. pwer
*'aee the world, andIn shor
latcr landed in -*®11 H ither
the coming of her father.
'quoted as saying, had taken 1hem was accompanied by a girl and a
out automobile riding several times, wns n'c----
S tu d ie s A r e T o
T2 arrestOCALA —Two mm were
cd by county officers here ami
charged with aiding tnr o girl",to
e*rnno fernn the states industrial
school. The men; the girls were
H obbs, P o la r .
ANN 'ARBOR, Feb. 25 (/Pk-Es- dark winter night. Temperatures
tijbllshinent bf weather stations in o f thirty degrees below xero pre
the refrigerator of Greenland Is vail in mhhnimmor and kerosene
hoy friend.
and finally1brought them khnW
clothing for a trip to West 1aim
FORT LA U D E R D A LE—SotneBeach.
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thing
new in contracts was pic
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tured hero when several truck
BRADENTON—A. F. Wyman, loads nr fire wood amb cd past »
o f Bradenton, mid Arthur Lunday, number of people clad in bathing
Sarasota, were elected president suits, and on their way to U s Olns
rmd secretary of the Southwest beach. No one in Fort Uuderdole
Florida Real Estate Hoards, at a has lighted a fire this winter, it
meeting of that organisation, heni wns learned.
here. A number of cities were
represented.
KEY LARGO— Four carloads of
1■■■■•
#
machinery have arrived here for
ARCADIA. Fla—The very latest work, mi the Dade county end of the
tiling in '‘guards” for mitoniobilea proposed Oversea highway, fhc
was found here when Robert Row project is expected to progress
land, local real csluto salcsniun, fur more rapidly thnn at first an
left a small monkey to look after ticipated, according to J. I>. Redd,
the safety of his cur. The monkey commissioner.
wum small o f stature, hut loud in
defense of the ninehiltne. as was
DELAND— Handcuffs arc not.at
evidenced when nnyonc nppronrhed
all
out of plato when unruly wom
the rmlintor cap, to which it Imd
en are being apprehended, County
been chained.
Judge John E. Peacock ruled hero.
The judge’s opinion wns given that
W INTER HAVEN— » v a vote she had not only, been handcuffed,
o f more than 7 to 1, residents of but had been fined $025 for pos
Dundee registered their approval sessing "shine.” .The fine, tho
o f the proposal to change the name judge said, was a bit stiff.
of Dundee to East Winter IlnVen.
Considerable enthusiasm was regis
MILTON— R. B. Hobbs, county
tered in casting the’ ballots, ac superintendent for the past -six
cording to reports from that place. years, will not be a candidate for
tb* principal purpose oT an expe becomes like lard In the extreme
of cold.Michigan will send out In June or
“ A small, wind-proof hut of
hont insulating material will be
It Is In the Greenland area where ___
half ____
sunk li> the snow.” Prof.
breed tho boreal blasts that
----------------sweep Hobbs
- —
said,
J, "Jt will Ik* .provided
dhwn upon the northern hemi- with self-registering mrteorogollmhere, said William
llcrbcrt 'cal instruments mounted at the
Jfolibs, professor of geology, who top but with the clockworks at
flW head the expedition. From tachments within the hut. The
M£-proposed weather stations It greatest difficulty in operntlng
irauld be possible to wireless storm
*rarnings to Europe, in his opin-
dition which the University
!p T o travel from the margin of
Gttwnland to Europe, these storms
rtouire from three to five days,”
In f.
Hobbs explained. "Even
whJIo they are crossing tho eastern
All-in tin there will bo time to
aepd warning from Greenland by
•Virflcss.”
.
;YA secondary purpose of (he cxpMjUUon will be an attempt by
gbVprnineitt experts who will ac
company Prof. Hobbs to shutter
Milk explosives tho huge iceburgs,
'(impelling them to melt or sink
icfore they have drifted far enough
to mcnanco Atlantic ship- j
, LONSssy^1
forco al the West
tion conducted n |
DENVER, Polo-. Feb. 24.(/P>— search for n bnhi r*Porteg kid.
A
two-ton—egg
omelet
was’
spread over East Denver today
when a, puck load at eggs, was
hit by a street car.
The egg* wore tba property of
Clarence Wright, gdio hod piloted
his fragile cargo safely over more
thnn a 100 miles of road -frotn
Flagler, Colo, during the night
hours and was within n few miles
of wholesale housci where ho
hoped to market his produce when
Iho nee]dont occurred.
COUNT—
It’s all right with us i f the
Countess is allowed to stay in the
United States, provided no one
suggests that she enter the movies.
Airplanes To Go
adventure also will havo Wain until tho summer of 1B2T
‘ bpvcml scientific by-products. Air-.studying conditions. The main ^ jck Lnngwnrth, the “ best, dressed
FORT MYERS— Miss “ E. V.”
vjflahca will mop the region o f the , party will return in September.
representative,” has found a rival
Umnnuk fjords, in'latitude soven-| The cost of financing the rxpo- for his honors in Representative Walker, of Sarasota, found that
1ty-orio degrees. Movements o f ice-' dilhin will- bo 1100,000, most of John II. Sosriuw: *(i of Michigan,
mountains will bo recordod. There which already hns been provided, above. Nick, who baa ruled supreme
will bo observations of gravity, I The biggest item of expense will for four years, now holds his lead
nnfgnctlsm and tides. The fish life bo tho two amphibian planes of only by his sputs. Sosnowski ad
o f the Greenland waters ^vlll ins1special construction that can take vances 21 suits of clothes, 'Jt! erantridlcd.
I o ff and land on water and on ----snow) vats, .1(5 shirts, ft gi#f tuits, it rid*
The lug suits nnd 0 lints in su|iport of
Tho expedition also will attempt during the same flight,
Tulf Iinuraw'f W’S
to .sound the thickness o f the ice, planes will be used for mapping
, J his claims.
Insure ownership
anyuherr the
wlilch'heretofore has been guensbd. and to take supplies to tho inAn Alnerican oil company has pro-!b*nd weather stations.
United Slain
a Title Policy.
Vfded for this purpose ono o f Its' The cxprdRIun will
cooperate
pxjicfts skilled in. the "aeisnm"' with a Danish government rxpehjtthbd, which dcponds upon Ih'i ditlon which will leave Copenhareflcetjon of waves from the rock B«ri about the same time, led by
Iwttonr. * *
• Dr. lainge Koch of the University
: .Prof. Hobbs believes the. most of Copenhagen,
For Seminole Com ity Title Insurance
difficult work of the expedition 1 Dr. Korh will make Ids base on I
will Call upon I’otor Freudian, f Seorotby Sound on the east coast,
A pply to
foriper Danish governor of the " f Greenland. The base o f tho |
Thule Eskimo settlement In north-f Michigan party will Ih* in the Hul- j
cm Greenland nnd the second In stenborg district, on the west const.1___________ _____ .
T IT L E G U A R A N T Y & M O R T G A G E
command on both long expeditions although the Iceberg problem will n en s-u iu allydu eto^^H V ^C / J
of Kfiud Rasmussen.
FreurhenIs* tackled farther north, in the , lack ol sufficient o
r
M
COM PANY
hi si volunteered to remain through-( water)* o ff Umanuk.
( panic iron in the^BcJbSi
fj
out the year In a tiny, snow-,
------— ---blood.Nuxatcdlron.MT^fr ■,
M
buried hut 100 miles eastward <
A DM I IS SAFE BLOWING
j which contains true®
: ;• i
ipr
from the coast of the great lee-!. .
------ organic Iron
shield, in ordrr to record wiulher
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 25.—Ad- that In the blood, TOO TIRED
ew
ork
it l e
ortgage
o
conditions
milting a theft of more thou three auickly restores /ngo out nightt
Freuchcn's bill will be iu.ii des-Jyears npo. Reuben Walker, ” :t, this iron and banishes chronic fatigue,
Capital Funds over $25,000,000
eft waste of snow ami ice. 7,000 colored, ban been nulon.l held fur R gives new strength in 2weeks or
foot above sen level. He will Imvc further iun 'tigaiimi. Ptdice
suy money back. Will not injure teeth nr
135 BROADWAY
NEW YORK L
ns a companion Fred tV. Bartlett, I lm ropfessrd to Imving broken in- disturb the stomach. At all good
a graduate of the 'Michigan gea- ,‘to a filling station and to inning druggists.
/icfircsentnfivcx in the Principal Cities nf Florida
logical department.
; stolon a small -af<- from which lie
Resides the extreme cold I'reu- j took "I IP.
lie ruined the safe N
[ ^U
. nX
t |A
l TTX E^ D
i j IR O N 1
chep and Bartlett must combat the j to a secluded spot
andblew it I jEN
d dR Q
i PES
K TH
^ E BLOOD-AND
ICH
effect on the nerves of the long, j open, he said.
I •BANISHES
'f:l, Ik*1
CHRONIC FATIGUE
irt
Too Tired to Go
Chit Night»7 Beware
105 Semim
iiu in iR iiin
Two lots at Fort Mellon ate
for quick sale-by owner for sh
(EACH LOT)
Balance* contract
Agents
N
Y
T
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C
Fret on Seminole Boulevard
orner in Sanford
h— Ha lance Tw o Y ears
6 ROOM HOUSE
on fu tu re business corner fac
in g botli First and Commer
cial Streets, with 6) ft. front
a ge on both streets.
$12,000
$2500 Cash. Balance 3 Years.
5 ROOM BUNGALOW
« »,ms iii i t aniciin t errace at $1200 Each
Business Corner, close in, R. R. siding, 150 foot front
$25,000
N E W li BOOM
Spanish Bungalow with many
built-in features on lot 58x117
$9500
5 room house, facin g west on Palm etto A venue
$7000 with $1500 Cash
Corner lot and lot adjoining a t Central and Oak $5000
5 room, furnished, Spanish bungalow at 1122 P ark Ave.
$9500 with $2500 cash.
5 room bungalow at Pjnehurst, double ro o f and flo ors
and very
very attractive
attractive throuirlwint
sttsnn with
w i l l , $1000
«m n n cash
and
throughout,' $8500
515 First National Bank Bldg
with bath and modern im
provem ents, right on l'irsl
Street on lot 60x120.
$7,500
,
$1875 Cash. Balance 3 Year*
5 ROOM HOUSE
,
Modern, with ail imP1'0!?
m ents,'located close m on
F irst Street.
$ 10,000
$3000 Cash. Balance 3 Year*
�Florida: Fair tonij
urday, somewhat wl
and In south portion 8
atbly light froxt tdnfc
7 ^ U t g d P r c « Fufll^gsed Wire
In
Cathcart Case
Schumann
Returns
etro p a liia n O pera,
q | x r n t I t in t
5.
l l f Reported Dead Following
Twister In Southwest And •J'd, there is n stirring o f memo
Southern Stales And Much ries in the dimmest comers of
Property Damage Is Caused the old Metropolitan Opera House.
Deep Snow Covers
Sections O f North
Rale Accompanied Hy Severe
Rainstorms And Reaches A
(III Mile An Hour Velocity
Brawny
Imim-nl
■In t i<»i.
[Mellon.
Arkansas Executive Would
Jail Prisoners Who Were
Pardoned By Acting Chief
During Ills Recent Absence
i LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Feb. 2C.—
C r he I
Governor Tom Terral, of Ar|y !| , knnsas, continued bis efforts today
l x mil '*
,,ine prbionei s,. pardoned
[ “k
' during-his absence from the statu
Bctuitnr
nf,'"g Governor ft. B. McCall,
E rank- wturned
(be state penitentiary.
I s Com- With two of tho pnrdoneetq promW
„ liting to surrender to nuChbrities
B artv*- bchre i . » .'.Loja>ytho- Gevernor
K.if>vas cr,'tottvl lus ni lent ion on' the ro■ White tu,n ° f W. li. Hall, former state
K en t to I offirial, from El Paso, Tox., where
K>rc l>v r be was arrested recently and re■t
' leased under $1,000 bond.
Brsiden: ! Attorneys for Hall Wednesday
K veriivif^cruml a temporary restraining
■cions nr, order lit Eldorado against inter• iio.' vs.it, Hull's freedom but tile
Ir I,*1."M G oiir .ii has suid he ititendrd tu
|dti:i>rl ignore the order.
Judge L. S.
■or .Sen Itriu. uf the Eldorado ('hnnraty
( cert, issued n statement Inst
tr.ms- lily!>l ih-clurittg that Hall would
itli two he iiu'omatienlly freed'upon his
lliumiim return to Arkansas and that he
w. ild hold for court proceedings
ip :i in n j any stale official who uttompL’ *
to arrest him before final heuritlg
iv iluir*.' war held in petition to make the
all gent injunction |k-i maneut.
.
) representative of tho executf:x I,ts tive was in Texas today with repn-rat- ipjbition papers for the return of
"
Hull and A. J. Gurley, also in the
Loin* Star State, but who has not
e n imir- been arrested. Governor Miriam
Utcn Will A. Ferguson declared last night
[stc he L that hearings would be held Sat
on.
urday on the request for extradi
tion of the two men.
Hoy Hensley and W. TV. Gilles
pie. McCall pnrdonees, have prom
ised the Governor to surrender by
Monday, while Monroe Smith is in
custody.
No definite action has lieen tak
en for the return o f VV. (V Smith,
ami Mary' Odum, ingress, others
pardoned who are out of the state,
»o that while Lee Mode is under bond in
rent.
Fnulknei county, mid Murk Dover
fcdrd
i* believed to be at hii home In
Ise ami polk county.
^■peateil
ppt,
K|„x Klnn of Union
. county, homo of Mr. McCall lust
zmu.nvJiilc
loghvendorsed tlie Governor’s ac
tion iirlnsisling upon return of the
P*b'\ fire- pardoned men.
pi^muli
ft. LrvJa-j n,
billiard
W*. ridihi;
I
hire,
*
Commander Rogers
On Way To Inspect
fi.re'gn- Air Fleet At Cuba
(tamp
nous otlu*,*
Out of the blue shadows of the
Inst scene of Wagner’s "Das Rheingold." her rich contralto flowed
in the warning aong of the earth
Mother for IQ brief minutes yes
terday, and things were ns they
used to in* nine years ago.
In front there was a clapping
and pushing for the orchestra pit
such ns n Wagnerian audience hns
not shown in many u day. There
were 11 curtain calls. Madame at
first appeared leading the rest of
the cunt lifter her. Then there
were three singers alone.
Though Mother of eight children
and n • grandmother to boot, she
".'ns n primn donna nil over again.
i 'k ,singe Heolti was plucking u
ci
x'tte to piece*, saving "we
fltui I nt. ant together, CO years
ago n^xt y, i."
CHICAGO, III., Fell. 2r,.—UP)—
Eleven are dead and scores injur
ed as a result oT high wind storms
in roulhern and midvvei states.
Sweeping out of the northwest
nod Texas yesterday the storm:)
struik the central part of the cuun
try, accompanied hy heavy rains
and snow, at a Velocity of sixty
mileti un hour, causing incalcul
able property loss. HuiUlingH were
destroyed, strcct:i MoAiled, 1 tele
phone and telegraph lines damaged
mid traffic delayed.
Michigan and Wisconsin reportid snow a fool deep. Light thun
dcratormn
derstorms were g
general in the
eastern states. • r lightly colder
weather with snow flurries in the
northern and eastern hike:■s region
wns pr< dieted by the weather hurrnu.
Greale*l l oss In Arkansas
Tlie greatest loss of lift* was in Preliminary Meet Idist Night
Chicot county, Arkansas, where
Lays Foundation For 1D2G
four white persons and n negro
Representation In League;
were killed, l-cvi Tyson and his
Final Plans Saturday Nigh*
three eldldien were killed when,
their .Immp was destroyed. The ne-j
gro lost his life nt Jennie. A t-1 At n preliminary organization
Itoufch virtually thq^cntlrc town of meeting held Thursduv night in
Teasdnle, Misti, was • demolished, the ciKirthou.se, the Sunford Hnsetho only ik*ath reported wns that bull t'lull’s plans fpr the 1112(1 sesof the daughter o f Mrs. I .etui Mar hoi) were discussed nml definite de
rision that the eluii would retain
tin.
.?'■
its (rnnehise was reached. Owing
M. Ci Spencer^! Ludlow* Fails, to tin- inclement weather, only a
OhUv^wni fnuw^ Injured^by a small number o f interested men
door blown train Its hinges. Two turned out.
negroes also lust their lives near
Ai rnngemcnt* were -concluded
C’ruger, Miss., one was killed nt for a minting to i»e held at H o'
Greenwood nml another /near clock Snturde" night at which time
Greenville, Miss.
the eleetimi oi officers W'ill Ik* held
Twehty-four utunre blocks on and final business attending the
the northwest side o f Chicago were organization of the club for this
fl.milcd deep cniugh for boating, year are to In* math*.
t'hildicit used row boats to and
Vance li, Douglass, president of
from school and in some sections the local chib, who presided, gave
rafts or flat boats aided house a report on the league inre ling
holders in their marketing.
lu Id Wednesduy in Tam pa nml told
Thaw l‘reced.4 Storm
llu- assembly of the league’s plans
A thaw preceded the storm in to make the league and gjght club
Ohio, jamming tho rivers with bro circuit.
ken ice nml causing overflows with
Mayor Forrest Lake, lu n talk
heavy flood damage. Four mail calling for the citizens to back the
carrier:! mid two passengers were
forced to wade to shore when
caught on the ice on Luke Hrie in
mnii trucks a short way from
shore.
Mills and factories were closed to secure the best talent available
uini traffic sus|wmied at Escansba, for the local diamond aggregation
Mich., where tnvre hud been the and told of the benefits which
most severe snow storm in four would accrue to the citv through
representation in the league.
Families were reioued in bouts
The meeting scheduled for Hnlfrom the flood at Rockford. The urday night is expected to be in
water wuh three feet deep on one tended by a large number of promi
of the avenues. At Fort Clinton, nent spotting funs who are inter
Ohio fears were expressed that ested In seeing Sanford at the top
possibly three automobiles hud of tlie league this season.
gone through the ice between that
It is said that several good pluytown und* South Hass Island.
ers are already available and that
Three machines were seen Blurt a quiet seureft for sturs through
ing toward the island yen.erdny j out till* state is now lieing conduct
ailernosin before reports that the j ed in anticipation of the season »
lee had given uwuy were receiv opening.
ed.
,
DIJNNINt
“Connie” Talmadge
To Marry Again, Is
Report From West
1u *ei paid
i*r cent un nxodma. Titusville, Palm Beach
,bc>' W o s tH lo .. to Havana
and thepcc to Guantanamo.
T
flight will be by vr«V
u
Wettft and Saraapta, . *b
» ensacoU and after an inspection
?rf. lh? *i»val Air School there, th«
7,'t’ 1®,Washington will be resum- mony was
« (Qlolwing the coast line.
who killed Marie
„J T * ; ‘^TE R SB U R G — Florida bad hsid. Th® H
Mutual Building A Loan Corpor- res* I® *
the defendants I
stioo wfll erect %lf) 0 0 ,00 ^ sttuf'
Senator Robinson Springs To
Side Of Vice-President In
Verbal Battle On Latiistfa
Rules ' ('hanging Methods
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.— (/F)~
Thi* nn-lluHis o f Vice-President
Duv. i us presiding officer of tho
Senate have been criticized again
and this rtlmo with Mr. Dawes
making na-answer, n Democrat has
conn- to his defenno.
The tritlclnii’ ceme from Sltnutor lived, Democrat o f Missouri,
who, nhuAing his fihger nt. tho
Vice President, yesterday notified
him that the gavel would “ not be
used in this Sonata to cut o ff the
rights of Senators.”
The Missourian referred to a
situation of the day before when
Senator lllcusr. Democrat of South
('nroliua. bud sought to appeal
Eggr-Peelinjc Contest
Society’s N ew Fad
hcr motion picture, niul stage am
bitions, Earl Curroll's "bath tub
party” and church action against
dramatic “ trash” , Broadway is hav
ing a hectic time.
Tho Carroll pnrty was in honor
o f the Countess who was engaged
by him, for a leading party in her
own play. As a resultsof the party
the statement is made that the mo
tion picture thenter owners of
America will bar her from their
screens.
The organization represents 80
per cent of movie theater owners
In the United States and has been
assured support by tho American
Motion Picture advertisers.
Published reports that the Carroll party wus featured by the ap
pearance of n nude chorus girl In
a bath tub filled with wine have
been denied by Carroll, Ho snyB
"the bath tub was filled with ging
er ule nml that no one got.in it".
Countess Cathcart has denied that
anything improper took plnco while
slid Was there.
''The reason of this affair” said
R. F. WootlhuH, president of the
Motion MMcturv Owner’s Associa
tion, "Beemn to center about tho
Countess of Cathcart. I f this is
just urtother piece o f advance pubI Ici)y so her name would, be n
great utthnetion in tbe.box office,
1 speak for 16,000 motion picture
theater owners thut wo shall make
every effort to prevent her from
appearing on any o f our screens.”
1 Investigation Into the Cnrroll
party apparently is nt n standstill,
Federal and police officials deelln-
' CHICAGO, Feb. 2d W )—Allen
gunmen, blamed for more than 40
slayings here huvo transferred
their headquarters to Cicero, a su
burb, Chicago police have been in
formed.
The move, police and federal
agents believe, was madp because
local officer* are without jurisdic
tion nml the immigration Inspec
tors work here lack the necessary
force to include the new haven of
the suspected gangster* in their
drive against drportuble aliens.
The flight from Chicago haunta
to nearby cities and suburbs 1* the
next problem to be eolvpd, police
admit.
Five Sicilians and one Greek are
held pending deportation proceed
ings.
v. News that Alphotuo Capone, re
puted lieutenant of the Fortjo band
of alcohol runners, had recently re
turned fro New York, also came to
authorities. Police Have been told
he brought a retinue of bodyguards,
"a tougher lot than any crew that
ever scuttled any ship or pressed
over a gang plank party."
' WASHINGTON, Feb. 2® —
ai7£(j0 for the department* of
Justice. Labor and ComwaisSperted to the IIou*.
; v v byTts appropriation^comS S L
The amount it $SJi63,000,
S J S T la e t y t f r t bill but **,480,
brlow the budget estimates.
The 8Ute Department Is sNottad
sssS? SlImss!? t jfeE
P A L M BEACH. Fin., Fob. « l .
— (/P)— Society's latest fad her*
is an cgg-pecling mntost. The
new sport sprung up at tho re
cently established and ultraexclusive "feB" bath and tennis
club \yhero cold lunches are
served on tho beach.
Among tho regular items on
the menu are hard boiled eggs.
Tho sport started the other day
when A. J. (T on y) Drexel Bid
dle bet Chris J. Dunhpy that
I Z A A K WALTON
LEAGUE SPEAKER
AT C. OF C. TODAY
Nnlionnl Rfeprescntntive Of
Lnrgc Orgnnltnlion Makes
IMcn For Conscn’otlom Of
Fish And For I*urc Streams
' E. C. Bassett, national remresentatlvu uf th« Isaak Walton league
of America, spoke before the mem
bers o f tho Hanford Chamber of
Commerce today at noon on the
necessity of organised and co-op
erative efforts in order to properly
conserve the fish and wild game of
the state' or FRfTftt.* 7 '
Mr. Bassett U in Sanford for the
purpose o f assisting In the formling
i , o -f a ■
local club in the Isaak
Walton League,
League, a nation wide or
Walton'
ganization which has for yean
striven for various lepislutlve mea
sures for the regulation of fish and
game supply of the nation and hns
rnrricd on u campaign on conser
vation among the sportsmen of
America.
In urging local citizens to form
u club, the speuker told of the
many streams and lakes through
out the stuto which were being
rapidly dopletcd of fish through
the Inadequacy o f exintkig statutea
governing fi/hing In Florida. He
said thut them was, at the present
lime, no. state regulation for the.
protection for tho finny tribes dur
ing the spawning seasons.
Tho use o f solnes and of dyna
mite were two methods of taking
fish oundemned by the speak«r»
who staled that In many states the
Isaak Walton League had assisted
the authorities to put a atop to
such practices.
A campaign to provent tho pol
lution of the many lakes and riv
e n o f Florida shonld be undertaken
at tlnce, Mr. Bassett said. “ The
rapid growth of the entire state
bus rated u question of great im
portance to the citizens of every
community. I f the streams of
legislature and, /oUowing that, en
forced to tha limit by tha authori
ties aU over tho state.*'
LOS ANGELES, Cal.. Feb. 2fl.
"1-nkc llonroe, one of the finest
—(A*)—Tho New York Yankee* and
bodies of water in the state, should
the New York Giants will have to
be used for purposes other than
do without the Meusel brother* for
for sewage disposal." Ur. Bassett,
a while. The departure of Bob
stated. He said that the city
Meuael for the Yankee training,
should provide means of handling
camp wae postponed yesterdaythe sewage and that In time, with
when he went to bed with a slight
the sewer* continuing to run Into
the lake, the entire lake and river
attack of influenza.
would be seriously contaminated.
His brother “ Irish" has not sign
Many streams and lakes In all
ed the contract sent him by the
rts of the United States have
Giant management, but he is
in ruined by sewago dumped Into
workinz.0Ut d»Ur at W rigley field.
them by cities along their shores,
the speaker said,.and be advised
Floridians to ofganlxS against such
practice* (n this state while there
was yet time.
—
Hungry Bear Eats
Members of the Chamber of Com
Sticks O f D ynamite merce were exceptionally well
pleased with tho talk given by Mr.
dlan and Mexican Wnjyr patr
GREAT FALLS, Mont, Fab, tfl. Bassett today as waa evidenced by
"at.an efficknt strength". 1
—
His winter hlbernsting pe their applause and by remarks
appropriation contemplates a foi
riod dis
disturbed by the continued heard at the close of the meeting.^
of f l ^80 men for that purpose.
■fr, ir 100 pound black
mild weather,
An appropriation of WW.I00
would
bear ambled down tq a road camp
provided for the new fedsrgl I
near. W re. Tyaeterday, and broke
dustrial institution for women
Alderaon. W. Va.. for operatX
expanses for its first year. I
the industrial rafemstory a t Ch
Four Federal Departments Would Get
$79,487,000 Under PropoaetrMeasui
An awrapristJon bill carrylw |7Ur
Miss Sub-Division
mRIT t
Chicago Gangsters
Reported Fleeing
To Suburbs Of City
Meuael Brothers
Have N ot Reported
LOS ANGELES, Feb. M < £ ) The Examiner sayr. today that Con
stance Talmadge, tho film star,
and Oliver McIntosh, of London,
are to be married tomorrow at
Burilnghame, * suburb *of
San
Francisco.
,
,
The engagement of the couple
and their intention to marry to
morrow was confirmed here last
night, the newspaper says, by Jo
seph Schenck, brother-in-law o f the
WASHINGTON, Feb*
Commander John Rogers, assistant
lutomuhilcft i'hiff of ( Ln
Ala O •.<Irw> nflrf
UCM U * Tulmadge. her sister. Nor
* I*: c-liu;
ma. and McIntosh are guest* at the
I'U am-mlBurilnghame home o f Jean 8 t Cyr,
rtating
where the wedding will be held.
pt**m 'So
■
ill
letvc
tomorrow
morning
by
5
It will be Miss Talmadkes secf rnluniou*
■atte for Cuba, to inspect the air
!n virtually torev* of the Krouting" fleet <at
‘’"in ^ n w T h e became the
■the U * „ n
John Pialoglou, wealthy Greek to
m *2.20 i„ (•u&ntanamii.
Re will l»c accompanied hy his
degUr- A* a
ni|ie, Lieut, L. W. Curtain. The bacco
marriage she became a G rejkciti‘b"li*hrd
tnn
will
take
two
weeks.
JU
xen and only recently raga ned her
( ommamlcr Rogers will Ay vi<i
bwt iiu urr.K
tb» present Hampton Road*. Va., Mooreiwad
„ When sho joined them, It was
Ernestine. nwoetheart,” and ScotW, Dear” , and ahe (fathered them
*5*o her arms nml. kissed them one
by one Ilohamcn, who had been
wotan to her Krda-in the perfbrmance, lifted her high so ahe might
.kick her hecla together.
And Marion Tally, who is Just
beginning, was timid until Mndume
swept her into her arms.
"Was I gtH>d enough ?" Madame
naked them, ” L wn* trembling so
that 1 thought I could not sing.
Jlut 1 gave them the SchumannIfvlnk wink” . Then he introduced
her son, Ferdinand, "you have not
seen Into since he was so high.
He’s in the movies. Did jfbu knewT"
know?"
Her nppenrance in "Daa Rheingold" was only in the lust dimly
lit scene, when she' appears as n
misty spirit of Muther earth.
Next time, which will ho March
1(1, she 'will sing ns Erda again,
but then in Wagner’s "Selgfried”.
That was the role in which ahe
made lit r debut and also her op
eratic appearance nine years ago.
NU M BER
Fourteen Pages Today
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1926
LT\r-v
uur. t
W '1
S i!
wi
ir
K
Demand Entry W in s
Outboard Race
Colorful Crowds
1 Throng To Shore
|
Interest Is Centered
v On 151 Class Race ;
Ending A t 3 0*clock ^
Overcoming a slight lead
gained at the getaway by
‘'Miss Lake Jem,” "Baby SubDivision,” 725^.class hydro*
plane racer, owned and pilot
ed by George W. Malone ofv
Mount Dora, roared across the
finish line a good 400 feet
ahead of the field, thrilling
thousands gathered along the
lake shore thla morning to wit-
f•
!,
*
e
ncas the fihrt annual regatta o f
the Sanford Yacht Club staged un- . i %
der ideal weather conditions.
“ The speedy Mount Dora entry '
covered the five mile rouroe in. 8
d
minutes and 43 seconds. "MUn
I-ake Jem,” piloted by Roy Tram-,
ble, of Lake Jem, finished. second v -'v*
in 8 minutes and 87 seconds.
V
In the runabout race, “Orena- *
Feature Brent In Afternoon
This afternoon the feature event
of the jfrogram, the 161 displace
ment clasa race will open wlth“Smlllng Dan III," Callfonilb
world record holder, favored to
win over "Nigger Baby," "Baby
Mine." "Binder Boy," “Miss Ply
mouth" and others of the fastest
boats in Florida of tbltt type.
Boaring
seaplanes,
balloons,
flags, a blaring band and a colorful
crowd gavf a gala appearance to*
the waterfront such as has never
been aeen lu^Hlhford before. Hun
dreds of nut of. towTrvIsItor* ming
led wlrir'a large proportion of thta
cltyV^Hipulaeo on the city pier and
aecCtoa of the waterfront near the
yacht elub’n quartan. Visiting comraodoref and yachtsmen clad in
and banners bearing "Wei
Sanffird” signs staamed
shore section teemod with c<
Following tha conclusion i
outboard motor event. Intern
Wa# called for lunch, and tha
tators disbanded to return a<
o'clock for the feature r a n <
Baby Eagle
Near City It
To Chief of
A
baby eagle, about
Bam* yesterday by twe
Who found the bird w)
ing some ground In th
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