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IE T W ELVE
Carload O
Destroyc In Wreck
A r c tic Mapping A nd IceStudies A re To Feature
Hobbs, Polar Expedition
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Establlshincnt iif wenther stations in
the refrigerator of Greenland is
tti*. principal purpose S t an expedltien which the University of
Michigan will send out in June or
July-
running away from nome
all it had U
1" 7
movies. She left her. Parent*
"rim? the world, snd n short time
later Unded in Jail h e r e to await
the coming of her
*lh°
was accompanied by a girl and a
boy friend.
lonS
M
force a i the West
tion conducted n 1
DENVER, F olo., Feb. 24.(/P)— search for' n bah?
A
two-ton—e g g
om elet
wapspread over E ast Denver today
when a ■
. truck load i t eg g s, was
hit by a street car.
The eggs wore tha property of
Clarence Wright, jytio had piloted
his frugile cargo safoly a w n more
than a 100 miles of road from
Flagler, Colo, during tlie night
hours and w as within n few miles
of wholesale housci where
ho
hoped to mnrkct his produce when
the accidont occurred.
COUNT—
’ OCALA—Two men were a rrcsicd by county officers here anu
charged with aiding three girl*i t"
c'cn n o f rnm tho ’s ta te s induatnul
school The men, the girls were
ecu as
as saying, had taken them
'quoted
out automobile riding several times.
and fin a lly 1 brought them khaki
clothing for a trip to W est Palpi
FORT LAUDERDALE—Some
Beach.
thing new in contracts was pictured here when several truck
BRADENTON—A. F. Wyman, loads of fire wood ambled p ast a
of Bradenton, and A rth u r Cunclay, number of people clad in bathing
S arasota, were elected president suits, and on th eir way to U » Olas
and w r r t o r y of the .Southwest bench. No one in Fort U uderdale
Florida Ileal E state Boards, at a has lighted a fire this winter, It
It’s all right with us if the
m eeting of th at organisation, held was learned.
Countess is allowed to stay in the
hero. A number of cities were
United States, provided no one
.reurcsentcd.
KEV LARGO—F our carloads of suggests that she enter the movie".
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machinery have arrived here for
- ..............T~- ~ARCADIA. F la—The very latest work on the Dado county end ol tne
thing in “g u ard s” for automobiles proposed Oversea highway* T*ic
wan found here when Hubert Row project is expected to progress
land, local real estate salesman, fur more rapidly than at first an*
Jeft n small monkey to look a fte r
the safety of his cur. The monkey
wus small of statu re, hut loud in
defense of the nmehihne. as wus
evidenced when anyone approached
the radiator cap, to which it had
been chnincd.
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dark winter night. Temperatures
of thirty degrees below tcro prevail |n midsummer and kerosene
becomes like lard in the extreme
co]d.«.
“A small, wind-proof hut of
heat insulating material will be
inl
g re a te s t difficulty in operating
| such instrum ents in such places is
^hp extrem ely low tem p eratures.’!
H arv ard In stru cto r Along '*
1 In the p arty of tw enty will be
V lbort Dougins, an instructor nt
H arvard U nivarsity und n member
of tho Inst Shnckclton A ntnrtic
E xpedition;
Prof. Howard • T.
B arnes of M cGill.U niversity, Mon
treal. au th o rity on Iceberg*, anchor
and riv er ice: W. P. Ferguson of
the United S tates W rutlier B ur
eau, a n .e x p e rt in th e use of me-
W INTER HAVEN— Bv a vote
of more than 7 to 1, residents of
Dundee registered th eir approval
of the proposal to change the name
of Dundee to E ast W inter IlnVcn.
Considerable enthusiasm wus reg is
tered in casting the' ballots, ac
cording to reports from th at place.
Nick Longworth, the "best,dressed
FORT MYERS— Miss "E . V."
representative," has found a rival Walker,
of S arasota, found th d t
for his honors in Representative
John II. HosrinWii'ri of Michigan,
above. Nick, who Iras ruled supreme
for four years, now holds his lead
only by his sputs. Sosnowski ad
vances ” 1 suits of clothes, DO rrnviits, 30 shirts, .*1 gi#f m ils, il rid
ing suits and SI hats in support o f
7 itle ImurdW'r \»
his claims.
anywhere in the
United States
Too Tired to Go
Osit Night#7 Beware
r'PotH
""■■"Ml
105 S$mim
h h m
m i u i m
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ " s s a iiu T f
Two lols at Fort Mellon arc 0||(
for quick sale-bfowncr (or short|,
Insure ownership
a Title Policy.
(EACH LOT)
Balance* contract
Tor Seminole County Tide Insurance
Apply to
T i m ; GUARANTY & MORTGAGE
COMPANY
Agents for
shield. In oriler to record w tuther
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 'J5.— A d --that In the blood,
TOO TIRED
condition*.
m ilting a theft of mure I ban three a u ic k ly re sto re s to go ont nightt
.
Freuchrnv hilt will he in,n des- years ngu. Reuben Walker.
li;t. this iron and banishes chronic fatigue,
if r r t waste of snow and ice. 7,000 colored, ha- been mdcred held for It given new strength in 2 weeks or
P , feet above sen level. lie will have fu rth e riiiv i sijnniii.il.
Police say money back. Will not injure teeth nr
ns a companion Fred W. Ilnrtlctl, I he confessed to having broken in- disturb the stom ach. At all good
a graduate of the Michigan g eo -.'to a filling Matimi and to having druggists,
logical departm ent.
j stolon u -mall -life from which he
!**\
Besides the extrem e i old I'reu - j took "NO.
lie ral l ied tin* safe N U X A T E D I R O N
£’
chen and B artlett must romliat the j to a secluded spot and blew it E N R IC H E S T H E B L 0 0 D -A N D
Mr effect on the nerves of the long, j open, he said.
BA N ISH ES CHRONIC FATIGUE
t w o lo is
N ew Y ork T itle * M ortgage C o .*
Capital Funds over $25,000,000
135 BRO ADW AY
NEW YO RK L
Representatives in the Principal Cities o/ Florida
i■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ W W W w » a a a a a a b a a a B i
I'cut on Seminole Boulevard
orncr in Sanford
h—Balance Two Years
in Kirsl Seel ion of Fori. Mellon
on future business corner fac
ing1 both First and Commer
cial Streets, with G<1 ft. front
age on both streets.
if I (S7 5 K i l l ’ll
00 TOOT LOT
$ 1 2 ,0 0 0
$2500 Cash. Balance 3 Years.
nl Furl Mellon- $700 Cash$2000
5 ROOM BUNGALOW
5 BOOM HOUSE
ill Illien.i \ isl a—$ 1000 (*{1*;||
$50 0 0
NL’VV li BOOM
•Spanisii Bungalow with many
built-in features on lot 58x1 17
IV Kij
I
$
It !
l-uts in I'ranklm Terrace at $1201) Each
Business Corner, close in. It. R. siding, 150 foot front
$25,000
5 room house, facing west on Palmetto Avenue
$7000 with $1500 Cash
Corner lot and lot adjoining at Central and Oak $5000
5 room, famished, Spanish bungalow at 1422 Park Avc
$9500 with $2500 cash.
5 room bungalow at Piuehurst, double roof and floors
und very attractive throughout, $8500 with $1000 cash. •
515 First National Bank Bldg.
B aw a a
G ROOM HOUSE
'*
t * —I-' -"if. • ‘
with bath’ and modern im
provements, right on hrs
Street on lot 60x120.
$7,500 ,
l
$1875 Cash. Balance 3 Ycai*
5 ROOM HOUSE
,
Modern, with all improve
ments, located close in on >•
F irst Street.
$ 10,000
$3000 Cash. Balance 3 Year*
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JVFlorida: Fair tools
unlay, somewhat eol
and in south portion
slbly light frost toi
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T a i n t e d Prean F n ll1 > g a< d W ire
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F o u rtee n P a g e s Today
vSANFORD, FLORIDA, FR ID A Y , FEBR U A R Y 26, 1626
NUM B E R 1 7
•V Tt.'—
-r k.
mr
.1.
In Cathcart Case
msL
e
STORMSTAKE Schumann-Heink Returns
O pera,
HEAVY TOLL IN To M etropolitan
er
MANY STATES
-Division 1
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,
,
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>I
NEW YORK. Feb. 2fl.-(/P )— „ When she joined them, it w*a
Mme. Schumann Hcink, G5 years Ernestine, nweetheart,” and Scotold prim a donna, has come back W. Dear”, and she gathered them
11 Reported Dead Following to tho scenes of her early trium phs into her arm s and. kissed them one
by one Iiohamcn, who had been A ffa ir Given F o r C ountess
Tw ister In Southwest And
there is n stirrin g of memo Wotan to her Krda in the perform «• C ath ca rt C auses Ow ners
Southern S tates And Much ries in the dim mest corners of ance, lifted her high so she might
O f Movie T h e a te rs T o lia r
Property Damage Is Caused the old M etropolitan Opera House. kick lu-r heels 'together.
IWr
From T h e ir Screena
Out of the blue shadows of the
And Marion Tally, who hr Just
.■
Inst scene of W agner’s “ Das Rhein- beginning, was timid until Madame
gold," her rich contralto flowed swept her into her arm s.
m the w arning song of tho earth
"Was I good enough I ” Madame
M other fo r IV brief m inutes yes risked them, " 1 wn* trem bling so
terday, and things were as they that I thought 1 could not afng.
Gale Accompanied By Severe used to be nine years ago.
B ut 1 gnvo them the Schumann- A u th o rities Decline To D is
Mainstornis And Reaches A
In fro n t there was a clapping Heink wink". Then he introduced
cuss A ffa ir B ut C hurch
<10 Mile An Hour Velocity anil pushing for the orchestra pit Jier son, Ferdinand, “you have not
Body P lan s To T ake A ction
sucli ns a W agnerian audience has mi'll hifn since he was so high.
T
-!
missioner H enry
nilC A G O , III., Feb. 2fi.—f/P)— not shown in many a day. There H e’s in the movies. Did >*T>u knew?”
n i t Immigration Com
(
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
25.—<&—Be-, , l l il. Curran, in charge of, Ellin In Eleven nro dead and scorrs ...j...injur *f‘‘ro 11 curtain calls. Mndnnie at know ?"
enuao
of
the
Countesn
of Cathcart,
i n t iaml. Now York, who is under fire ed as a result >f high wind sto rm s'
appeared leading the rest of
Her appearance in "D as Rhein’
because of the exclusion of (,Min in southern and midwe, states.
the cast a fte r her. Then there gold" was only in tho Inst dimly her motion 'picture, anil stage am
tons C athcart from A m erica on the
lit scene, when she* appears ns n bitions, Earl Carroll’s “bath tub
Sweeping out of the northwest were throe singers ulone.
party” and church action against
IC.— ground of “ mornl tu rp itu d e,’’ uf- and Texas yesterday the sto n m »„.Though
M
other
of
eight
children
m
isty spirit of Mother earth .
Y"T' ,*
r
"
ctioti l t r the Enrl of Craven, who figur- struck the central part of the eoun
Next time, which will ho March dramatic "trash”, Broadway is hav
n
n
°
8h
t‘
ing a hectic time,
-drtm u *U °Tf°r again. 10, she 'will sing ns Erda n
ilu n h I with tile countess in a sem a- try, accompanied by_ heavy rains
Tho Carroll party was in honor
tiimnl affair, had been adm itted and snow, a t a velocity of sixty i ’k ,stage Scotti was plucking u but then in Wagner’s “Selgrr
lit lli:! without question.
of tho Countesn wlio was engaged
ci
'e
tte
to
pieces,
saying
“
we
That
was
tho
role
in
which
Bhe
mill'd un hour, causing incalcul
I nl; net together, 50 years made in r debut and also her op- by him, for a leading party in her
able property loss, limbling* were ifltui
ru at
cratie appearance nine ycahi ago. own play. A b a rc*ultsof the party
destroyed, street:i flooded, ' tele- ago next y. 1 "
the statement is mndc that the mokutive
j phone mid telegraph lilies damaged
tioh picture theater owner* of
and traffic delayed.
' a re
America will liar tier from their
Mirhigun and Wisconsin reportBcroens.
in th*^
lid snow a font deep. Light thunThe organization represents 80
paid
derstormr. were general in the
per
cent of movie tlu-ntcr owners
this
1 custom states. Slightly colder
in tho United Staten and hnH been
weather with snow flurries in the.
assured support by tho American
rf Exnorthern and eastern lakes region
Motion Picture ndvcrtifprs.
ntU ry
was pri dieted by the w eather bu
Published repurts that the Cariimera
roll party wus featured by the nnA. Kansas Executive Would reau.
pournm-c of a nude chorus girl in
Grente -1 I oss In Arkansas
Jail P risoners Who W ere
Miinny
Prelim inary Mecl l-ast N ight Senator Robinson S prings To a hath tub filled with wine have
The
ri'eatest
loss
of
life
was
ill
linenl
Pardoned By Acting: C hief Chicot county, Arkansas, where
L ays Fountlalion For 1626
Side Of V ice-President In been denied by Carroll, Hu snya
lation.
During Ills R ecent A bsence four white persons and a negro
K eprcsentalion In LcnRue;
Verbal Hattie On Lutler^n “the hath tub waa filled with gingI'lloll.
were killed, l-cvi Tyson and Ins
ulo ami that no one got.in it”.
Final Plans S aturday
RepRules C hanging M ethods pr
L i r n . E ROCK. Ark., Fell. 20.— three children were killed when,
Countess Cathcart hus denied that
ticiit,
anything improper took place while
—Gorornor Tom T erral, of A r their .home was destroyed. The ne-t
.
T ihe kansas,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.—(/P)— she wab there.
continued his effort* today gro lost his life at Jennie. Al-I A‘ n l*re|,n,mary organization
ihe
W
liuuj'h virtually three-mire town of 1,1'''ting held ihursduv night in The nn-thods o f Vice-l’rcaident
‘•The reason of thla affair" said
mmit- t • have nine prisoneis,. pardoned Tensdnle, Misri, wmT demolished, V ' ' ; . lh>* N“ i'f"rd Bnlie.
R.
F. Woodhull, president of the
during-his
nhsonce
from
th
e
state
Duv.
1
as
presiding
officer
of
tho
Kenat?
acting Governor S. B. McCall, tho only death reported was that bal1 ‘ >"»• s plans for the 1920 sea- Senate have been criticized again Motion 'Plctury Owner’s Associa
Senator by
of the daughter or Mrs. U-.ia Mur- *'"}
discussed and definite dction, “seems to center about tho
rank- returned to the s ta te ponitentrnry. (jn
«
cision that the eluii would retain and this *lm o with Mr. Dawen CounteaB of Cathcart. If tilts is
With
two
of
tho
paraopces,
prom
Com• » /, o
'
r t .11 . . t v n . Ds frnnehiso was reached. Owing making no answer, a Democrat has just uhothur piece of advance pub
ising to surrender ti». au th o rities
mu "
in h iX l f «
bidem ent weather, only a come to hla defense.
lic ly ao her name would, be a
hrfeu.
.
.
Y.on
b
u
y
ih
»
G
avem
or
Ohio, ,wgs f« lm tr Injured bv 11 J Mniffljj uutnb rr of interoatt-d inen
c*-'
The erltlflrfa came from Hlin- groat attraction in the.box office,
cciitoreil
his
nttontioh
o
n
’
th
e
r
e
door blown from Its hinges, tw o
ol)^
AOS
utor. Reed, Democrat of Missouri,
Airangeim -nts were concluded who, (dinging his finger nt tho 1 apeak for 15,000 motion picture
I Whit.- turn of W. II. Hall, fo rm er sta te negroes also lost their lives m-nr
|
official,
Ir.im
El
Paso,
Tox.,
w
here
ent to
( rugcr, Mils., one " ns killed
/ 0I- a m eeting to be held at 8 o’- Vice President, yesterday notified then ter. owner* thut we shall make
lore k - ho was arrested recently and r e Grcenwood and another 'n e a r c|(K.k S atu n iu r night at which tlmo him that the gavel would “not be every effort to provent her from
on any of our screen*."
leased under $ 1,000 bond.
It.
Ciri-enville, Miss.
-th«* election 01 officers will Im* held used in this Semite* to cut o ff ihe npncnrinr
investigation into the Carroll
residen:
....,
Attorney* for Hull W ednesday
Twenty-four iituare blocks mi ami filial liusineiis altending the right* of Senators."
party apparently is nt n standstill,
veri>.xisecured a tem porary re strain in g the northwest side of l hiengo wore J organization of the club for this
The Missourian referred to u Federal and police officials declin
order at i'ldorudu against inter- flooded deep cniugh for boating, year are to lie made.
situation >>f the day before when ing to discuss it. Actors and ac
on-.- w.il, Moll's freedom but the ('Iiildteii used row bouts to and
Vance E. Douglass, president of Senator lllcnsr. Democrat of South tresses in one Broudway production
from
school
and
in
some
sections
|j
)(.
|W
1
.„|
,.|gf,
vvho
presided,
gave
Gnvrtvni ha.- said lie intended to
Carolina, hud nought to nppeal have- passed resolutions censuring
urii.ire the order.
Judge 1,. S. rafts or flat liuats aided housereport on the league meeting from a decision of tbe chair ruling tin- parly.
Brill, of the Eldorado C haneoty holders in their m arketing.
held Wednesday in Tampa and told out of order his motion thnt the
The dramatic committee of the
( ' i-rl. issued a sta te inept taist
Than I’reoed'.w Sturm
(p,. nssemidv' of the league's plans Senate reject the conference re Federal Council of Churches of
A lliuvv preceded the storm in
mukl. tip* league and cjght club port on the tax bill.
nirlit di-eluring Mint I lull would
Christ "Importuned to do something
Ik- autopratienlly freed upon hia Ohm. jamming the rivers with bro- j-ircuit.
about the drama”,’ 1ms called a con
Senntqr
Reed,
contender!
that
Mayor F orrest Lake, in a talk
return to A rkansas and th a t he ken iee mid causing overflows with
ference to consider means of sup-'
iv. 111,1 hold for court proceedings heavy flood dumage. Four mail calling for the citizens to back the Mr. Dawen hud “gnvcllod” through porting plays of serious purposo
another
motion
and
hud
shut
off
mi) state official "who atte m p te d carrier:i olid two passengers were s;ntlford club, stated that on Ih>! Senator Blouse. The Vice-President und worthy intent. It wiR begin
t" in rest him before final lu-urulg fo rced to wadi- to shore ^ when J |ia|f of several local men he plcdg- listcm-d closely to the criticism but next Wednesday night.
wa* held in petition to make th? ea 11giit oil the ice on Luke Erie in ^ jjjj, mna of $2,000 toward the made no reply.
Charming Pollock, producer ami
mail trucks a short way from c]ub'a support. Mr. Ijike asked
injunction |H-ruiancnt,
playwright, who hus conferred
Senator
Robinson,
of
Arkansas,
thnt everything p«*»*ible la* done
with the council committee snid
•\ representative of tho execu shore.
Mills and factories were closed to „w urt, (he best talent available the Democratic floor leader,, de thcatcf-H were losing patronugo be
tive was in Texas today with r e
clared, however, that there wus
unJ
traffic.sus|Miidcd
at
Escanaba,
^or
t
jie
jocu|
jjam
ond
aggregation
quisition papers for the re tu rn of
not “the slightest reason for de cause of “|rash” now being pro
Mall and A. J. Gurley, also in the Mich., where tnvre had been the un(j t0| j ()f (he benefits which nouncing the chnir for the use of duced.
Lorn- S ta r S tate, but who has not most severe snow storm In four wou|,j nccrue to the citv through tbe gavel yesterday.’’ He maintain
representation in the league.
been arrested. G overnor Miriam years.
Families .were reiorted in lioats
'|,h u
sdu-duled for Snt- ed thnt the Vice-President hurl
A. Ferguson declared la st night frofn the flood a t Rockford. The ur,|„y (dght I* expected to be nt- been correct in his ruling.
that hearings would be held S a t wnter wus thre»- fet-i deep on one (t,nlj(.() |,y (l large num ber of pAnniThe nituation wus explained by
urday on tho request for e x tra d i
Senator Bleaae, who aahl the Viceof
the
avenues.
At
Port
Clinton,
m,n(
H
p0rtintc
fu»»
who
are
intertion of the two men.
Ohio fears were expressed that (>S(t.(| j„ seeing Sanford a t the top President evidently thought he
Roy Hensley und W. W. G illes possibly three automobiles had ()f t ||0 |t.agUe tins *enson.
already had made nls appeal, “but
pie, Mel’ull pnrdonex-s, have prom gone through the Ice between that
Jt jB
t |1Ht several good ploy- ns a matter of fact," he udded,
ised the Governor to su rren d er by town and*South Hass Island.
er- ari* ulreudv nvnilabh- und that “thd Choir did not give me time 1 CHICAGO, Feb. 2fl (/T)—Alien
Monday, while Monroe Sm ith is in
Three machine* were seen s ta rt-, (|UU,t M.u n .^ for stars thnnigh- to appeal,”
gunmen, blamed for more thun 40
custody.
ing toward the islund yeii.enliiy JOU( tj„> stall- is now being condurlSenator Reed, who thrcatciu-,d to slayings here have transferred
M1 antieiiyalioii of the seasons “spank" tho Vice-President u year their headquarters to Cicero, a su
No definite action has been ta k allernuon before reports thut the |
ago ufter his lecture concerning burb, Chicugo polico have been in
en for the return of \V. G. Sm ith, ice had given away were rec‘"v' | opening,
Senate rules, sook* with feeling formed.
and Mary' Odum, negress, others ed
yesterday and when he finished he
DDNNINt
The move, police and federal
pardoned who are out of tho state,
said that was a ll.h e would say agents believe, was madp because
"thile Lee Mode is under bond in
MIAMI, Feb. 2d.—
Reacting about It ”#t thlijtiiq*."
local officers a n without Jurisdic
Faulknei county, und Murk Dover
to the rum or th at Florida i* bound
tion and the immigration inspec
is hclUved in be a t Id* home In
ed on the north by the eighteenth
tors work here lock the necessary
I'tdJv county.
■intendment
and
on
the
so
u
th
-east
force
to include the new haven of
The K ii Klux Klnn of ITnion
und west by rum runners, M. U.
the suspected g a n g sten in their
county, homo of Mr. McCall Inst
drive against deportable aliens.
thinning, Chief Prohibition Direc
mglH^endorsi-d the G overnor’s ac
tor for Southeastern states, was tn
flight from Chicago haunta
tion iirinalating upon re tu rn of
IA)8 ANGELES, Cal.. Feb. 2<h to The
l.OS A N G E L E S ,> rb . Zd (£>— Miami today conferring with city
nearby cities and suburbs is the
panloned men
—tff*)—'
T
ho
New
York
Yankees
and
The
Exam
iner
sayr.
today
th
at
Con
and county officers to obtain tn iir
next problem to be solvpd> police
*fM<l pisstance Tnlmadge, tlui film star, cooperation with government of the New York Glanta'will have to admit.
do
without
the
Meuael
brother*
for
ficials to enforce prohibition.
Five Sicilians and one Greek a n
(t* brokeis,
a while. The departure of Bob held
billiard
Meuael for the Yankee training, ings. pending deportation proceed
*••«' ridiiig
MAIMED TIGER KILLB 17
camp waa postponed yesterday
News that Alphonse Capone, re
I for hire,
when he went to bed with a alight puted
opium «lis.
lieutenant of the Forrjo band
BOMBAY. Indian. F e b .M j - W attack of influenta.
o f alcohol runners, had recently re
— Natives in the state of Mysore
t foreignbrother “Iriah" baa not aign- turned fro. New York, also came to
<tari|>
are lehrorited by » . ^ 1 , ^ 1 7 edHia
the contract aent him by the authorities. Police have been told
nous otIt,..
maimed
paw,
which
has
kUlied>'
WASHINGTON. F A ? M .- ^ P ) — seph Schenck, brother-in-law of the
persons, asostly women and ihtl Giant management, but he i* he brought a retinue o f bodyguards,
John Rogers, assistan t
workinz_nut daily at W rigiey field “a tougher lot than any e n w that
tutomohiles Commander
‘ hief of the Navy A ir Service, and *CMiss TaUnadge, her sister. Nor dicn in a few months.
* P*r c*ut; commander of tho planes which ntever scuttled any ship or pressed
ma. and Mclntoeh W » fu e s U a t tk*
over a gang plank party."
»u smemlBurllnghame home of Jean St. Cyr,
rashng 75
w h e r e the wedding will be held.
where
prewnt '50
It will be Miss Talmadkes
Talmadke’a secsec
I reductions
* virtually
ond msrriap"
became the_ wife
1 the tax „n
In 1920 S
s ie - -------—
. .of
^ __ * \to
)•
John Pialoglou, wealthy Greek
m *2.20 i„
GREAT FALLS, Mont.. Feb, *fl.
bacco dealer. As a result of this
—(A*)—Ills winter hibernating pe
1marriage she became a Grefk citi‘hol|shcd
riod disturbed by the continued
*en and only recently regained her
|
repeal,
mild weather, tr 100 pound black
*^n
he tnkinr tail tnrrce W s W - r t e d to the Ilous.
intome
An at
bear
amblM down tq a road camp
for
the
new
federal
In*
today
by
its
ap
p
ro
p
ria
tin
g
compresent
instltution for women a t ppar . J w * . ! yesterday, and broke
miitpo The amount is $2,353,000,
1u *e* paid
. W. Va.. for operating
* r «cr.t on
w
mii
sticks o f dyf
While the
FREEIIOI-I>. N. J - Feb. 20 — ‘ • f t s u i . t K ' t ' m S “ 5 i . u a
1AO—One reason for the acquittal
of Mrs. Theresa SciUnao of mur
timber, 1
der was that her ha r was n e w
Deep Snow Covers
Sections Of North
Chrroll Denies Nude
Chorus Girl Reports
GOVERNOR ASKS
FOR THE RETURN
OF EX - CONVICTS
BAli, CLUB WILL DEMOCRAT AIDS
HOLD
DAWES DEFENSE
AY NIGHT IN SENATE TALK
Chicago Gangsters
Reported Fleeing
To Suburbs Of City
“Connie” Taliuadgej
To Marry Again, Is
Report From West,
Meusel Brothers
Have Not Reported
Commander Rogers
On Way To Inspect
Air Fleet At Ctlba
Four Federal Departments Wftuld Get
$79,487,000 Under Proi
Hungry Bear Eats
Sticks Of Dynamite
a f tjL T J r s r s ^ spa
■ST A W
i n,uLi
b« m m .
&
b
f
’
S
%
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p
hAg haid. The victim Was a wait
PETERSBURG — Florida ress in a restaurant owned
Building * U>an Corpor- [ L defendants husband.
\
and the malnUlncnce of tb* CfnafOI erect fl.OOO.OOq struc-
A
U
who rest
must be given shooting’
u condition of
ics and urged
1* for addition*
Eggr-Peeliitff Contest
Society’s New Fad
PALM BEACH, Fla., Feb. *4.
—(AP)—Society’s latent fad here
is an egg-peel ing conteat. The
new sport sprung up nt the re
cently established and ultracxclusive "68" bath and tennis
club where cold lunches are
served on tho beach.
Among tho regular item s on
the menu are hard boiled 01
!te other day
The sport started the
Drexal Bidwhen A. J. (Tony) Drexel
die bet Chris J. Dunhpy O ut
ho could remove the shell of
an eg g In fa ster tlm o than the
other.
Soon tho beach was Htteied
with eggshells a s the bathers
left the ocean to engage In the
new sport, /
I Z A A K WALTON
LEAGUE SPEAKER
AT C. OF C. TODAY
Miss Lake GemSeconcl
In Thrillin„ _
DeUnd Entry.
O u tb o a r d R a c e
Colorful Crowds
Throng To Shore
%
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v
Interest la ; Centered
1 On 151 Class Race
Ending:_ At 3 O’clock 1%
•
O vercom ing a a lig h t lead
gained a t th e getaw ay by
“ Miss Luke Jem ," "B aby SubD ivision," 725 - class hy d ro
plane racer, ow ned an d pilot
ed by G eorge W . M alone o fv
M ount D ora, ro a re d acro ss tho
fin ish line a good 400 fe e t
a h ea d o f th e field, th rillin g
th o u sa n d s g a th e re d along th e
lake shore this morning to w it
ness the first annual regatta o f
the Sanford Yacht Club staged un
der ideal weather cohditlona.
The speedy Mount Dora entry
y vjf
rr
covered the liv e mile course In H
N ational R ep resen tativ e O f minutes and 43 seconds. “M
L arge O rganization Makes Lake Jem,’’ piloted by Roy TNI
1‘Ien F o r C onservation O f hie, o f Lake Jem, finish*! second
KiHh And F o r P u re S tream s in 8 minutes and 57. seconds.
In the runabout race, “Grana
’ E. C. Bassett, national remresen- da,” owned and piloted by C. How
tntlvo of the Isaak Walton lx-ague ard pf Jacksonville finished first,
of America, spoke before the mem covering the five milo course la 13
bers of' tho Sanford Chamber of minutes and 48 seconds. John'
Commerce today at noon on the Bromley, of Sanford, piloting necessity of organised and co-op- “Miss Sanford" came second in 13
«-ratlY*i effort* in order to properly mlnuto* and 28 seconds, and J . D.
conserve tho fish and wild game of Woodruff, aim o f Sanford pile
ed “Ja«k” aerusg thy,homo stxet
the state or PlljffWr 7 ~
J
third, in 2 U minutes .4
Mr, Bassett It in Sanford for the
Ralph Mopra o f DrLand took
nurpoa* of assisting In tho farm
ing o f a local club in the Isaak first place in th* specl.J outboard
Walton League, a nation wide or motor event with his ' namelaao
ganization which has for years shell, covering the two and a hair
stHvcn for various legislative mea mile course in 10 minutes and 45
sures for th* regulation of fish und seconds. Hubert Tslton of DeLsnd
game supply of the nation and has Jn "Mlsii Ktto” was second In 17 curried on a campaign on conser minutes and 32 seconds and C. H. • "•
vation among tho sportsmen of Horner of DeLand in "Bsllcan"
finished third in 19 minutes and 30
America.
seconds. '
In urging local citizens to form
In the outboard motor event
a club, the speuker told of tha
many streams and lakes through Taltoii finished first over the tw o . • ■
out tho stuto which wore being and a half mile course in 16 min- ,
rapidly depleted of fish through utes and 9 1-5 seconds, leading P.
the inadequacy of exlntteg statutes A. Mero of Sanford, who finlshad
governing fijhlng in Florida. He in 17 mlhuten’and 14 seconds. Os
said thut there waa, at the present car Brooks of Ranford finished
time, no.plate regulation for thg. third In 33 minutes and 39 secirotection for this finny tribe* dur- >naa.
Feature Event In Afternoon
*
ng the spawning neurons.
e event
The use of seines and of dyna
mite were two methods of taxing of the jtrogrum, the 151 lisplaoa
class race will oj m with'
fish oondemned by the speaker, ment
“Smiling
Dan 111“ (
who stated that in many states the
Isaak Walton League had assisted world record holder, fs
tho authorities tu put a stop to win over “N igger Baby,
Mine" “Binder Boy," "h
such practices.
mouth" and others o f tb
A campaign to prevent tho pol boats in Florida o f thlq t;
lution of the many taken and riv
Boaring
s e a p l a n e s , __ ____
ers of Florida shonld be undertaken flags, a blaring bend and a colorful .
at fince, Mr. Bassett said. “The crowd gave a gala appearance to*’
rapier growth of the entire state the waterfront such ns has never
lias raiod a question of great im- been seen li/U K iford before. Hun- •
IHirtance to the citizens of every dreds of out of. towfTVisltors ming
community. If the streams of led wlUr'a large proportion of th is
Florida or* to remain free from d tyV p op u lace on the city pier and
contamination, if they are to con MCCton o f the waterfront near th e "
tinue to be th* randesvous for rail- yacht club’ii quartan. Visiting com
Him* of edible fish, soma action modores and yachts men clad lit
toward checking tha earious pal
'Uy flannel*, and boating capu
lution of the watera must be Im
traded the bulkhead, and aaalstmediately put through tha state
ln creating an atmosphere enlegislature and, following that, an
rely unique in thle city.
rj
forced to tha Umlt by tha authori
Numtrvu* pleasure boat* o f locties all over the state.”
peopie gaily bedecked In flaga
“Ia Ics Monroe, one o f the finest
baiuiers boaring
bodice of water in th* state, should Sanford'
be used for purposes other than
for sewage disposal,” Mr. Bassett,
stated. He said that the city shmw socUon teemod with 1
should provide means o f handling
tha sewage and that in tim e, with
Following the conclusion
tha sewers continuing to run. info outboard motor event, inter
the lake, tb* entire lake and river Was called for lunch, and t i
would be seriously contaminated. tutors disbanded to return
Many streams and lakes In all o’clock fo r the feature race
let* of the United States have program.
into.
Baby Eagle fl
Near City Is C
To Chief of P
A baby eagle, about %
Hams yeaterday by two 1
Ing would Who found tha bird whilt
ing some ground In the
o f Sanford Avenue. Ahr*
aoutk o f the city lim its.
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THE SANFORD HER
PAGE TWO
BY CITARLE8 P. STEWART?
WASHINGTON.
Feb. 1*0.—'••Hardly a day passes that I
don’t say to Mrs. Coolidge, 'I wish
I w eren't president.* ”
Such w as the national chief ex
ecutive's nfiswer nvcnU y to a dlnTidr Quest’s q u e s t on -concerning
th e am ount of 'sa tisfa c tio n , o r
otherw ise, derived him from Ids
W hite House Join
I t w ouldn't he diplom atic to
m ention the gu est’s name, but lie
told m? the story himself.
I t was no affectation on the
president’ii p art.
Say w hatever
cles of him yon m ay, Calvin Cool
idge doesn't “ put on.’’ When he
says be finds bin Tolc Jrksom c, he
m eans It.
N ot th a t ho shows any signs of
cracklin' under the strain Which
killed Woodrow Wilson and W ar
re n G. H arding.
Coolidge has n
tough New England constitution
ties have weeded out all th a t's not,
ab solutely essential for him* to see,
but th e re 's a lot o f th a t.
Much
of i t ’s nuzzling stu ff.
It makes
its recipient think, fo r all he's
w orth.'
T1'
TE N -T H IR T Y — By w inking fast
the new am b a ssa d o r'is accredited.
It ha* to bo threshed o u t, and' so
If is, during lunch.
ALL AFTERNOON— More v isi
tors, one n fte r another.
News ar
rives from th e C apitol.
The S en
ate has balked a t confirm ation of
a presidential ap p ointm ent.
It
will he p g re a t hum iliation to tho
adm inistration
if it's d efinitely
tu rn ed down.
Soino " d a te s’’ a re
called off.
Several o f th e Sen
a te leaders are rushed to th e ex
ecutive mansion in a W hite House
car.
More w orry.
FIV E-T H IR TY — All th is tim e,
mind you, th e president h asn ’t
Stirred his noso ont of doors, ex
cept to have Ids photograph taken
on tho executive offi<$* steps. Now
ho resolves to have n 30-minute
w alk; rnmo
w hat may.
He
doesn’t nlways get, it, by any
m eans, but th is is one of th e days
.hen he does.
He’s surrounded
........................................
• u lth
u it a t
TOO RISKY
••If Edith im agines Jack Is m ar
FIRST A C T R E Ss'w i?
rying her for her money, why ° n, VlC staKe l hc audi'clr"
doesn't sl»e pretend sh e’s lost it
o U fm !' open-mouthed
SEPONn ACTREssT p
n il?"
“ Slio’s nfm id he m ight believe rensol
They never.ail v
It.”—Boston T ranscript.
once.— Toronto Cnhu- " i
S
liticiAis and th eir wives, whom
e p resid en t' and Mrs. Coolidge
must l>e nice to, w hether they like
them or not.
„
LATER A •RECEPTION— P resi
dent Coolidge loathes coming
dow nstairs pti such occasions to
tho strain s of “ Hail to the Chief,
played by th e M arine bnnd.
He
ordered it cu t out.
At ju st one
reception, i t was.
Such a roar
N IGH T C O U C H S
STOPPED .fit
He receive*
r A committee
from the. induitrUl
<^oter of ftdunk
ONCE BY
,/
I
/
Iiuj a. tan
lik r v riw t
And
One K arat Diamond
Kinpr
M akrs akin
I'u iirio lu n
• / Utbnctta, Whirr. M«h3 / ITnh, Ki»» Hr| for
f
V Won't
;WalltlcJrti,ur
Ulrvrt.
1.
TH ol D o tllo , mny
:<Ut» coI m
f
T he Hollywood h as unexci-lli-.i
nished by hotel ex p erts.
A coupon given with cm’li five
gallons gin; and four quarts oil.
Also a coupon with each <!•*1bir’s purchase goon far
ALUMINUM WAR I
Drawings each Monday and
Thursday
Let us furnish you with tin* t.*--st
Gns and Oils, Tires and Tubes
nt b etter prices.
tutor, Knl for
, «.•; i Ivr U >
\
G uests in b a th in g costum e mn
rooms to th e d elig h tfu l surf-halhing
to play on th e w arm sands.
New Ford Coupe
iiirri'i Merti** n«im
d J q u id /W il# ri
M »n*t»ntly. Itmom
l ' \ Ir^rkT^. atMitUn*. tun
\
TIE Hollywood* fs directly on Ifo
looking th e A tla n tic -firep ro o f
500 rooms, nil w ith. hath. t|,P'
ocean.
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T he Hollywood Is "hom ey"—«lei
fill happiness and com fort to every
is ex trem e in b eau ty .
—Neck and Arm*
f
FLORIDA’S LARGEST /
MOST BEAUTIFUL HO'
.
LEO-NAR DI’S
V O O can have
a B eautiful
ito
Complexion
1090**
JvA-Rii
,
Itines Filling Station
111.1 Sanford Ave.
Phone 461-J
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*y(\on uhouL
1 ccloclc lo b e d .
f Iwjidi'i AB-Vu; i
8 5 0 f>M
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A reccpttcn
x
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■loathes coming t
devn stair J on
j!
tlich occaiicus /
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n
5 5o « m .
w h e prf-iidcnl
rrr ci W.ilk Atiuourulc.d by
p:
»'» i c l ccrvicc m e n
l.tnru
1 on
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i m um . 'm i.iiv
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in *t i
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»i-i „.,vir« turn
1 n lint of lloii u|>|ioiiil iiii'ia i , ’I In; i -us. :t i \ , I>u! n mill, i-n'l
id” m lulvnnri', null u (■•-Inl «.•!• iniirli I'm,. < vi-i'ln -<t iti«-1\ i , , ,| |,v
lo ill” till)” llllollllinl |l| •l\ I |l*. I II!,.* ;,'|
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.M,"ll> l l ir y 'i ” i, bon*. .1 I' Whit” Hi.ii- (lo . m i of
I occasionally "lo* ilils '..IIIO' • IMI'M lull. Imtii «l.' iii iii .‘,1 111 • 111
"g lo nay Hwil
I lit* |*t• idiait . (it. i.ir ideut'- iil.tH'iirc
Nn'.\ it*.,
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d l lln
•"in l"HR»’i
H” c.-in’i.
TJn l.i ini. through, m nidi r .to mid.” !
I'-rV 11in. «>.|.ir« •< mid S.indi is ih- ..... ,,f tin- li.mr mid n half
• i t (mu "oi
• iihi'i'wi ,< (he l«'f,.||. dinn. i iii,!i
It <l.i - l . r i n'; |
»li pi ognnn w " 111 <I In* I In own tbroiigli.
Slo*,* lndivjdiiaf!i nu<i J
of^ joint
d”l<';;atioii< until V;3 n
(Nt, I*. M., II \< II \ ii'U'lv
| i | \ . \ K|( —I *•ini puny. \*<<t ton
"'n » l”d iiniloiNsa.Ioi i pr.’MUil ' g, ni,,| fro iuh.
Ila if a dozi u
a giii’Ki.
a i r llir i lialriiian ( -
IVlud Center Folks
— AM v . s r « A LL T H ’ \
M c r••"/.H i or- ve.« d c ^
b a t i h’ f o c u i t y t a k e s
j
PART HI TH' AAELOn'S ? /
Ho lbf-Y ALL MAKE J
f* -v
s r cr.cH G .s ? y
,
A - 4
; '
• — ' —
Mrs. Jcs.sji*
Kloiniiian
.Mrs.
Jcssii* I). ICleinman
PP uu bb lliicc SS tiee nn oo gg rr an pp hb ee rr
^
..
T h ir d Floor Court H ouse
P hones 170 nud G70-W
LOPcI TUf M fli
A l.'lT I dTCLL^c.
CMOU6H MARKS
iAM DW lCHCi f\M
COFF e tL —
Y ou
Know
11».* •,;■ m il .M il 'd p h k «•!
.
v f r. N:
Is Faster and Cheap*
I'to p iT ilt.n n .ig c . in .tk i •- .t m r v d i
l o l o l l " I>• 11111; * n o i l I 't il i b l li i " m i l l t r y j i i i ; l o
ihr Sennt” Fori'igu Itrlutions
iiniitti’u and Mini” <<i In- frllow
■libers, of tli” majority group.
.tirricuir dipionmn v.tuat.ot.
omen in Hi” t'oiiiitiv to winch
New Station To Station Servi
lin k 's :, t h i ’ 111 *.i o <i i io n r» s t u r d y .i
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IT E N A B L E S Y O U TO GET QU1CKH
*iiinn* oi ih c l i m m o s i tc *iiv.i | ;h
i n ro.ul m aterial'; give I im c K " ik
t
3 X
• i.ili itiuls anil tliv I cil.'isi iMi.-ju <>| J
i|ipinvcs il Ior u*..' r n rna I
!i
ntnii luiilils
I heve lacis almtc .nc i
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^ ' • s p . ’rify l.imc Rock
1 oaded trucks and hiiiiyntg p.e ,
u nMantiy challenge ihc brti el Miila.. 1 , \ .
pcneiue has shown unusual strength ... / . t
hihtv m Lime Rock, for ilirtv is a .. n.'
.iHour tins material ibwlopoil in ii ti
No.I i. :.prcad as a watered m i u i u .
I,
nal . iiaucicriiliis aic m ill that a pan ...
an I uiulcr ilie toller ilie mass luioni,-, t
Miii...ih resilient foiiinlation win, Ii , 1 *
•!)’•<I,•. oi traffic attii m mtly r v i i s i 't ), i
l■.•.,.l • I speed as liansn.ilted tItrouvl» ill i
r*! •" fo r y o p r fu
‘i ilie low est price
e
A /T
1
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1
11
T
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T h e n e w statlon-to-station service h r
valuable, both for business concerns ^M
sion to telephone frequently to branch m
resentatlves and for social purposes. •
other at small
\
I O
H E new schedule of classified loll
ly established in Florida is proving pop*
telephone users throughout the Stitf
fives and frie nds to keep in constant touc
I npnci'is and in.nl hiulifers ,u. ,^ ;,
r;i'ogm/c cite cost i<-.lueuig l.*ainie% < ,
IvOii,.
|\uj J.M'.’ ,• • t alone is m> ,>i
Lasting t|uali;u s ai. i ij * first consul, i ai mi
wiien (lurabiliiv is innpied iviih ..vr.
f agrees r.f rtippli and ? idrratc pti. I r..
rises to a high 1 1.... ..! :!j. opinion . . •.
—
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D IS T A N C E SERV ICE AT SMALL C<
7
cost.
By using the station-to-stition
8:30 o'clock at night and 4 :3noi
morning, there Is a savin?0 J r *
So per cent In most cases,
f
for the same class of service.
N , .
_______JA C K SO N V IL L E , F L A
CHASE &CO,
T H E CONSTlTunOM AMO BY-LAWS OP MU DO
CEMTtRS DEOMriMC SOCitiTY STa TGS THAT Ho o.«;C
CAM BtCOWe fit MtMBeR. UMLESS 6lf€. TAK6S A.j
A c n v e r v u r r im TRe . w c c k l y m c e T im c s — rucr.c
B ttin c OMLY A HALF DOZEN G y iY R T DPB aTLr S
IN MUDD CCWTtR., t h e . M EM BERSH IP WAS LiMlT.C
,To THIS NUMBER UNTIL AUNT FANNY BUZZ T H ouC iir
O P A WAY T b ENLARGE THG. EoCIE'fV A/;D AT T W i
SAMS. T lk\e. c o m f o r ia To T h e , c o N s r a i n f o N —
m * u lu n u . me
T h e l>e«t of building hand delivered « t your* build* *
m g lot, Ihc day you give us y o u r order,
fa rm ers
$3.00 Per Cubic Yard, Cash
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Send youg orders io Aur office
S U P P L IE S
105 Seminole Hotel
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THE SANFORD HERALD. FR fflA Y . F EBRUARY 36, 1920
Iw.WdAf A
C p b I 6010
< 0 M£
PU0E TO
s e e vou,
SiR. j
feW AN*
fEl joMfeo^
instead
By Crane* l-angdon
^ MR. appuc to
tq i
BUN VOUR H U iJ W e o w w ^ J
OP GOLDEN COPPER. vTotVo
NOU CONSIDER. *?6.60o ' .
take , s i r .
1 ^olo Twsn
!6 £U|fJC FOR- *
)ALTRV iZOOO
OUI-0 have
.0 poR <21/500.
thntk chorii* num bers ami now—of nil
Hughes was bus be in n ' ^ ncc5 —l 'e wms t*cjc stag e a t the
hotel.
And to this hotel v«uir M etropolitan .. F o r Rllch la th e in
| \ " ch''' Lindsay, poet from the Pn - ' ,fluence of. j n z r th at th ree saxof
■cific slope.
Young Hufriios w ant-*'1 -hones nml u coupe of banjos a r
ed to talk with Lindsay about rived jit this home of classic opeA
Sammy
arriv ed ...T h e
writing hut dared not because of ,'irhin
of all Is accounted fo r by
a honsv rule forbidding bus boys i presence
;
to tall, to g u e sts.' JJut while | 'il»e presentation of C arp o n to r’s
clcatm.K u p .th o tables, H ughe*]'AmericKn jn s t ballet. “S k y scrap
...... Shades of W arn er.. - . ✓
found means -of. slipping A* few ers1'.
1
—G IL BER T SW AN.
verses a t Lindsay’s tnblp and thus ,
rtniii. ins*,. VJ5A s m lw . Inc.)
tep an the “discovery” of the young j
r u n r m r .f iT i o i h t o r t iik
TTir n m r i \ i . t i i t e r i i ' ok t o o
NTATK OK I'l.UltlOA IN AMI
KOI! SKIIINOI.K I'o rX T I.
IN tllA.NTKflV.
in
' * " lit . ft uh
CNiinidtilm inls.
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un i' • * .m il n il i*i * " ii frnn* i i * 't
If it is Good to Eat
We have it
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'I
I I " Kill
avi rage a little higher today in tier
fir; l part, of the board o f trad e
j . i-lion. Purehasinfr for recent ac'i i \ i >ellers w a s-a feature. Imlit jit ions of hotter export business
gave rpecial strongth t« the May
rvcil at i di liveiy, hilt new crop m onths,
July and Septem ber w ere inclined
A iitai • to lag owing to favorable w eather 1
i.inrlti'1 conditions for domestic w inter
iptow ti wheat southwest niid west.
I " opening, which ranged from
glvania
it levels \ decline to n» cents advunce, May
i tu w h ill to N and Ju ly 1.13 to' •%.
ivn Kici* K«fl‘ee Hag;
Black Mission ki^s
Rye Crisps
- Stop ^rugging!
-I
penetrating St. J*rob** Ot
* into votu
I \» K 'u M IM .K , Fla. Feb. iiO.
I' i m u litii.iis and (im itations
I'uiilit'C "ii the Jacksonville inuri t'-l;;;.
reported by the F lm -tuTi i"aiT'.etii'g bureau:
’•ic"lii - i.i all oiiKcllanemi.• .ii... - ..ii- light; dem and
, i •• i c e n t * .• i * liglit; m ntket
• rnrti »*i k.
a . g i.'ii k .n .. e r a , tio sup-
yjUUSr >VLVt -1JI
u y a m ery
^ u iio i
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I u ) ( |iio ! '> r i
iir.- *:rl niaok'-M L
I’ride of
Maryland
No. V
(irocery Co
prm tici.il.'
Ill (ho llits k e l
! -gploiit, ; la iifin ill crates, fancy.!
•: i. a ‘l\ ii" strpplteb.
f1' i Fuplisb 'n crates, pruc -1
Sherwood
. Pride
No. 1 Can
•1 1 1 ' M l|.p fit';^
l‘‘ • ■ . - 1«mlu11! crates, fancy,
■lit ally no .supplies.
'•■ I'.i Ii -tam lard d a l e s , yellow,
" ' • |i''iici!rally mi supplies.
■ i.-li, 'lin<t:iril elates, white,
1' . an supplies.
u Are Determined. to EAI W H Y
NOT EAT THE BEST?
|.ota 1,110 , per cwt. §2..r>0(r*
I, •""*'• . *ixe's, Fluriihjapuney,
t and stm k, $ 5 .0 0 # 0 J y \
i I U . I
i t d ;ti" k, ;:t.ti0(3: ;W i.|
• irriegi-. boxes, fnney count and
• t i l . s IhOfn i.r.u,
i ' .ii
I."\f , I'liuice count and
t>" i . x ; ..ih" 4 .nn.
1 '>1 1 1 a n . boxes, fancy count
■' i u'k, o l j|i(tr 1 .0 0 ,
i.i.'m il int. t.'ixi s, choice count
a ‘i.l let . : no:! .M*.
" r i " lid ru-«, :t3 ijt. churtcs, 4fi<j6 •
THE VERY BEST
If |! .
down
...V,
UIHno |iiK
Eczema Healed
By This Sulphur
up
*«•»*
No. 1 Can
No. 2 Can
K1DERS
No. 2 1 -2 C a n
There is *'»
Reason Why
iibaa invi
For -
J****. he;i\\
mrxfiuR,
U v,.
'•*: |t*ckfnil*"'' f pl^*
HEINZ
Everything
lonu
Brand
There is a
Bcason W hy
“N igger in de
Carte Patch” in
The Best *
Syrup iu the
——
Bokar 1 lb. Tin
Red Circle per i
8 O ’clock p e r il
/ A. & P. Peanut Butter
Pure i^eaf
•\'V Nirlyl
*’ •*: ilot ti |
hir‘.'
crul
The Reason WHY is Contained in the Can
BUY IT - EAT IT - BE CONVINCED
"-'•Ii...
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SANFOIU). K tp m p A
an d fregh
Per
Pound
�RUARY 26,1926
THE SANFO RD HERALD, FRIDAY.
The buniyi d Herald
•More Abuse From A
Dry Agent
kew
Second CIi m Mailer.
II14, at tho ro«ioffic»
Florida uodsr Act of
One of tiie
.,
a u n a r n i i ’TioM n m : *
On* Tear—17.08 Mix Months..
Delivered In City hy Carrier,
week. lie. Weekly edition
per year.
w est call
•
prohibition
ugent
on arrested in raids here Tuesdny
1 last an* bused uj*on truth.
R eturning to Miami, a woman
new spaper reporter was sent I'* h**
terview the dry officer, if we are
correctly informed, and there is no
reason to doubt the source of. ti'iormation. since it comes directly 1 rotn
th e editor of The Miami Tribmt.*.
i and “ torrents of abuse and copious
p ro fan ity ” flowed from the mouth
of this federal officer ns he literally
pawed the uir with his tongue m
nn effort to send vicious verbal
d arts in the direction of every
new spaper th at printed the stork
concerning the Key W est "raids / \
In the m eantim e an inyeMignlion is said to be under way rela
tive to charges th a t the officers
were brutul in th eir treu ’.tm id of
those arrested here. W hat is be
ing in v estigated? Can the o ffi
cials, be they prohibition o fficer, ojr
not, doubt the tru th of the charges
when such an incident, such an out
rnge occurs periw ps in th eir own
office; when n gront new spaper in
a great city reveals w hat actually
trnnapired, through its
'duorij.l
colum ns? How long will this o f
ficer be kept oil the governm ent
payroll? How long wilt it take the
powers that be to determ ine w heth
er or not the officer is guilty of tin
charg e? Surely no effort '.vil! lie
ninde to whitewash such a record
as this, when a few minutes con
versation with those who know
would establish the tru th of tin*
SttSKIl AKSOCIATr.il Pit OSS
ha Associated I’rrsa is esetus.
jr entiliej to the use for relleatlon of all news dispatches
Iliad to It or not otherwise
Itled In thle paper and also tht
i news pulillshed herein. All
its of republlcatlon of special
etches herein are also reserved.
FRIDAY, FEHRUARY 2(1. 192(1
" T B S HERALD’S PLATFORM
le -D c c p fr water route to Jack
sonville.
tc —Construction of St. Johns-Ia*
dla*i Rirer canal.
•* —Extension of white way.
4*—Swimming pool, tennie courts,
I,— Augmenting of bulldinir profr a at—houses, hotels, a p a r t meat houses.
t^ -R xten slon of street paving
. program.
7.— Construction
of
boulevard
•found la k e Monroe.
t-MyompIctlon of city beautifies*
- tion program.
9 — Expansion of school system
for Increased fa
'
IN A NEW ROLE
. DIULK VERSE POU TODAY
£ DELIVERED FROM ALL EVIL
' (‘-.“Joseph Is o fruitful bough. • J .v
Thu archers have sorely grieved
him. • • • Hut his bow abode in
V. strength, and the arms of his
bandit were mude strong by tho
hands nf the mighty God of Jacob."
Oen. 4U: 22-24.
, .
flH.
PRAYER— O Lord God. lie that
dwelloth In the secret place of tho
M oit High, ahall ublde under the
shadow of the Almighty, urul no
evil ahall befall him.
Dcotli, the collector, cumo to him
and Raid:
4,1 w ant the payment for your drink
and bread!
I w ant the price which tenunts all
_
mum pay
house ot
F or having occupied
clay.
This U a bill which cunnot be de
nied." '
"Please call nnotlier tim e," the
1 ,
man replied.
"I*m Rorry, but today I'm not p re
pared.
I really thought your m aster tiltIv
eared
llow lung this lease of mine on
earth should run.
T*ve planned some work which still
K f ; ;; ja far from done.
There’* at 111 n hill or two I wish
to climb,
Come back, collector, ut some oth> I
cr time."
i
conut w ithout anySuppose xthe charge made by
'(taucntlv with VC1 V Die persons in Key West were not
L q u tm iJ w ill'
> > true. The mere fuel liint n woman
licking I ipe. golden
to stuml in the presence
kiml of fru it down
tnt from New York,
ir B risbane recently
n your truvels, you
lake money here ill
ncity for hard work,
,
r
is no place for the
•s, 111 a dozen o th e r
f ll 111 th e p ast y e ar
•as. We have seen
,.: t
,.i..
.-it
onda.
u i.
tte rly
Wl h m ess, a n d consider
a r d p a r lo r .
■ have found seeoild
..... 1,1 , ... ,
m a b ic to m e e t, th e y
thi*ni llu it b u s in e s s
of this representative of the federol government and listen to ;t copi"u* r,'L'v ';f. pr»(unliy 'a sufficient
.
...
,
Certainly ing game."
lie give*
is n o t p la c e fell* Ih lllh e iloes not tliiuk fur a niltiu'e tlull lows:
, i , . . r
i .m,... i he can silence the press "I the an....
h i L u m ei t s of 1 lo t- ti(in
jlV ,IH. | , .
I ''- '"°"’
i-Jieen n o th in g sh o rt
lllN u , U|lt. | llUoll The’ ..res- " ’1"'. »»Uye abilitv. ai
iltlf w h o lly to u n tiiw ljs not eow ardlrj neither will It , , , u ’ 1 ,v" rk f,Vl' " rnv'‘
I a m o u n t o f w o rk to 1 waver even f o r a moment m it. ‘ie* i
n
\W
l ’ (.e 1((f
term
ination
everjt to speak in l-.iialf
, . . "die" "vou.
‘ 1’
off llii«t
th is w
w oo rk
ik .
, |lJlt
w h||.h
...........'i f. urn; .......
o a r e n o t a |r a i d to right, ju st and fair.
prohal.lv will
The Goddess of l.iI.ert.V sluads a*
With these lew
■ l i tt l e d o tllil a b o u t *1 perpetual emblem of tie right of Mr. I.iwis tak e a nugl
| Aiuerieails. ami the institution* of of those im tlletiiullv <
I tilt* nation, im lm ling that of ihP fill souths who are fore
7
press, ever to herald forth the n e e d ted l>\ th e'desire, a* < ii
ot America annual of the individual, the sect, ila.- n “to w rite heautifulls
days. I svjts very faction, so long a* it doe* not happenings."
delighted w ith the *>aiutk of overtiirow by force, »ad When he mi. - tlmi
.t III,, ,1ns id n im in n l
'‘MV,' l,le people them ese ls Inn asj.irnnl !•
lit t h e tle v e lo p n .c n l M.,VWN
,.V(.r „ nilK „ . naught M eru.ure will fad. h,
lie a i ll.\ W e s t f o a s t this great und eauiinal p riu n p le of simple tru th
l ot n .
ee. I a m s u r e F lo r- Amerieani! n
l.epst of all shall tragedies of lif, lh.it
il’ r e s o r t f o r fill o f
e ra "h - of a single officer, or cent in unusual him - , ii
'c d in tfIv lii'iirh t l o r ‘'v‘ " “ h’r' ,,1l* "« Hu m, m u se this outrun pet to, mnm-e
ig L u to n , ol
11 ( 1.
__
N ew -
,.fio it to defeml th a t which
is i iglil and tom lemn that wlueh
I should not lie.
MY IM l’KFSSlONS of Floritln were distinctly fnvontiilr.
I spoilt a good deal of Lime stu d y in g I lie St. P elorshurg uiul
'I'antpa situ atio n , and from w hat I saw I lioliovo th at tho
grow th o f th a t tu rrito ry will ho g ro at, and I hopo it will In*
sound. C urtainly. tho St. I’u tu rsb u rg and T am pa situ atio n is
dovolopiug, jfitun the viewpoint of business, in a most im
pressive way. There seems to bo ev ery th in g tl|e re to creute
an ever-increusing center of population anti ever-increasing
commercial and m anufacturing g ro w th .— Law rence Bainhridge, of Uaiubritlgo & KyjtN, New York, in M an u factu rers
Record.
• *
"Ui\" ..... *
’ ,,n ' 11 11 •'"'•lll/l|ig t
MONEY AVAILABLE
(gage I.nn ns on UWnl Vikt)
. us first whin in II* avtitJ
HAVION \ I’.KA' II NEW’S
nunu, Mtand ill the presence of a
good woman, with a n atu ral repul- has always been a hit
sion to vulgarity, and let loine a now comes Sinclair I
Ij'rade of idmse and profanity ? 1 nent novelist, to add
Thank Heaven su ch .m en are a • hump to the toilsome
rnrilv i l l ( i n lh e ih.ite.i S u m s .
What » pity it is th at one of such
j" f t
£ write
l.y some means has been, •yen fur »
Tlu. ca r,,, „ ,e star
a while, placed in such a position as ^
lu.
^
Th
, to pose us a representative of the
.
**
|nw! rnfom.|m.ll{ arm ,lf
,:nil. agn.i.s
t su,eeess are !K
Slates government!
‘:
‘ ontnuKs. and. win
What right lius all officer of i»n; " ,,M !VM ln,f '"j ’* ll *.
luw *" make th rea ts ag ain st any I 1"' as "
‘
*
resident, any citizen of the United
Speaking at Kansas
S lttlw ? ’ _cVrUalnly m. officer pre- Mr. U-wi; added th at
hlinK.Hth at hi* official position uivc* suit* recipe 'for muccchh i
“ liulible" had b u r s t.1him such a privilege
L oans
LEW IS DISCOURAGING
■Hue n e a tiv e instinct. Such peo
ple me apt to l*e very unhuppy.
l or they are cursed with the undvtng impulse to tra n sm it to white
papei the stran g e, beautiful em o
tion- that vjfffge through them ;
t.. iMiniiiuun ate to th eir fellows the
small secrets that they have been
aid- to extract from life, to em u
l a t e the em it m asters of harm ony
•who have set th eir own
souls
uflauiy
These ate the people who begin
with fine enthusiasm and the high
ho|w -. who collect rejection slip
aflei icieitinn slip, seeing a lit
tle f theeir enthusiasm and hope
eld> awui with cm h defeut, until
n t l.i't thev stop Irving and con
tent themselves with ell joying the
i works ol those who are lust a liti tie moie gifted thun they.
Vet thci need not despair or he
unhappx
I'or the very existence
of ihilt disquieting poetic impulse
ith at doe.* not lit them rest gives
to them a richness and fullness in
life that their soberer fellows can
nc\ci know
If the inborn creative ab ility
i- not quite great enough to tu rn
■Mil poems and fine Hovels, nt least
it I. I - the possessor see idore clear!\ the Is-atitv and tru th Unit g re at
wliter* hair unfolded. If. in some
wots. !hex are unhappier thun the
mcM who have never sought to
" i i i . . tin y are also h ap p ier; for
Ii 11- will alw a ts l>e ju st a little
fuller and more beautiful to them
than it would In if thev w ere not
• uised with ttn desire to w rite
I'emitilulls of beautiful luippcn-
A . I \ CONNLLLYftSQR
A l l MTS SYSTEMS Y/Y
J.'ickHOllvillr
ClfiNTKAL JT.0K1UAUFI
317-151H First National Haul
Sanford. Florida.
,S. (1. (.’KAY. RESIDENT MA
in an o f l i i u iil uiul i*usin»»>-liH
ho pleased t" mak« >"»r
ul DopaiTm t iit hnmlle> all ‘kl*
w ith tho proiifi'iy. piolal.' lhe
uiul is s u e s nuniihly sialcnicnM-
November Contest
TAMPA TELEGRAPH
iquallv
intelligent'- altitu d e
lownrd it- "wii service.
Il the Imusing uf dipliiinuls will
'•*rve to sub stitu te the iiinu of
lqam* I mi the w ealthy lam e duck
ami political angel, it deserves
scrii.u iiltentiiin.
TOM SIMS SAYS
Wo don't know w hether it’s
advantage or a dlRudvantage,
"the farm er's son bus n cliuuce
r o w both kinds of uuI m.
'" u keep running around il is
lot a thought to strik e you.
i-
An dale-cl> English uctm tam e b>
| over to take Ills first American cn- *•’**
1 gagvliienl. lie bail never
visited
tlu c.iu iU iv , before but lie hull
i| i*tiong not to su) fixed
in eju -. uu
t dices touching
on these
I'm ted l'«'
^ .Slates us compared with the Itril- *
** ish.... Isles.
Hl
*
mu
I Ilf voyutff u
i with a inuirh
- Thu Sanford Jlciuni says that *•111* lllltl (Ilf Ylhllur h dlHpunltiiill dpi I |(|j
i'hil A rm strong wants to now why not MVffli'ii by rcuitoii of it. On I f^i
1 hey named the fustes^ dance afte r binding hi* i*l;irlfd fiy mi Kuiclinh ujh
Die alowcst town. Irony, my friend, , hoarding house uptown, where lie ,-lu
bad been told he could get English g„i
Irony.—Dade City Uuiuier.
food uilcoiitaniinated by buse Yun- a t
11
How would it bo for those boys key /lotions. To Jteep down exwho are plunning to get m arried ponses he elected to rep air th ith e r Mika
to take a course in accounting hcu.e then they will pruhubly have
account for a lot of things.
ST. A U G U STIN E RECORD
• "Concrete Socks—A fresh s t.fk
In black. navy, tun, cordovan and
gray. Regulut tw enty-five cents.
executive and his associates.
Sale price twenty-olio cents." Ad"F u rthernioie. such a business
; vortir emeiit in Summ it, N. J., Her
executive, undei those conditions)
ald. An everlasting sock is the
would rentier some real service to
kind we have been wunting for a
th e American people, which they
long tim e, und it looks like our
a re not now getting. If you could
wants have at last been satisfied.
talk with tlu* m ultitude o f citizena
of the United States who havo
[ The Timcs-Union tells about t'ol
tried to get answers or service
oriel Celery, uf Hanfordt gutlnvunlfrom th eir government and have
ing around with Miss IMnky straw
berry, of I’lant City. Hut have
you noticed how old Chief Tetapor
A. Tuic is storming New York
with w force of 20 ’below ut his
rwntniund, while General Watt TermeUon Is gathering lurge forces in
Routh.Florida for the relief of that
city and other northern strongholds
busoiged by General J, Frost, and
will soon be reinforced by Madeyour Q. Cumber, Field Marshal
RRuds'and Admiral Tom A. Tow?
fc.-'pTH-City New*.
C
optim ist and the pessim ist
look ut life through difemls of th e telescope.
A lter kissing a girl
t" realize she used the
for eating purposes.
1 J iie -5 -n r r c tn tt t w Frdtry Uii
about 5 ntilcH from Sanford lor
term s. About o n e-h alf
0
cd uiul balance in wootllan •
located uu i f you a l t looking
us quick.
FEDERAL TIME-KILTERS
One 5*acre celery farm on brie'
C o ntem porary Comment
As one continues to buy spud*,
it becomes more ami more difficult
to foci sorry for the poor farm
er.— Springfield State-Register.
It often Moms thut the fellov
with an btferiority complex situ
plv haa a food sense of values.—
HirmlngHain A ge-H erald.
about
ment i
i Brickbats for Anteri
i~- Hoadline. That is
°.nly v?f.rcu*,‘i"n *nstnt.
»cks. -- \ flMjllMli.Pilot.
COLCLOUGH HI
J. H. JACKSON
Long T im e Louna on R esidences
R eal E s U t*
and Business P roperty,
E a sy R epaym ent Plan
Sanford. Fla.
O ffice in new M erriw eather Building
2nd S t r e e t .
First
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, FRID a V. FEBR U AR Y 26, 1926
Personals
‘Fred Walsma inbtored to Haines
C ity on Fridny w h ere he sp e n t the
day on b usiness.
Mrs. J. N. Tolnr motored to O r
lando on Thursday where she spent
the day with filends.
it'r U. 1).
L of Mrs.
U HfobD
Qlethcdist
Mrs. Maurice Kronen has re tu rn
ed-home from Miami' and Palm
Brach where she has been the guest
of relatives.
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Mr..R. E. T olar and Mrs. George
Roy were pm ong the Sanford peuI U- spending the day In Cocou on
Thursdny.
Howard H arris left Tuesday
evening for U k o City, where he
will join his wife, who is visit
ing hdr mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Seaburg
motored to .Daytona Beach on F ri
day iwhere they spent the day as
Dbrsry the guests of friends.
Mrs. Archie Betts will have as
her house guests next week. Mrs.
Stephen Cocke of Albany, Gn..
and Mrs. Henry W eathers of Au
gusta, Gu.
S. II. Sprott of Tuscaloosa, Ala.,
and Robert S prott of A tlanta, Gn.,
a re ’ visiting their sisters, Mrs. T.
L. Long nnd Mrs. J. 0 Long for
u fortnight.
Miss Gwendolyn Johnson, who
lias been the guest of Mrs. A. B.
Peterson, for the pust week left
on Friday afternoon for her home
in Jam estown, N. V.
Mi. ami Mrs. G. Irving Loucks
and guests, bftutCnunt and Mr.-.
Ear! T. Loucks of F o rt W ashing
ton. m otorid to Cocoa on W ednes
day where they spent the day.
(tailing
rtvJ fm
jfsni of
lurches
^ 1’uth Seekers’ Class
As Entertained A t
ParsonageOn Monday
The regular business and social
meeting of the Truth Seeker* 1
( la s s of the Methodist Church was
held on Monday ufternoon nt the
I nrsonage, w ith*a'large attendance
of members and several visitors
Quantities of pink and white
loses and carnations with ferns
" e re used in the spacious living
room, where the meeting was held.
. th e reports from the various
comnuttees were iisuullv g,j,„|
showing th a t the class members
nave been nctive during the past
month. At the conclusion of bu*rness the following program wa»
presented:
Song: ‘•America the Beautiful"
sung by the class.
Reuding: “The Mother of George
W ashington" Mrs. Walter Clarke.
• PiiiiiD Solo: *'II rrovntori*" Miss
Elizabeth Clnrke.
Reading.' ••Melinda's Wedding
Day Miss I.illian Thornley.
A fter the program, a dainty ieo
course was served by the hostesses,
Mrs. T. E. ThnVhley. Mrs. T. J.
Nixon. Mrs. W alter Clarke, Mrs.
T. J Pierson and Mr H. A. Met auley.
Favors of Miniature
hatchets were placisl on each plate.
I t util Seekers Class Indus its
business and social meeting the
fourth Monday afternoon of each
month and visitors mi invited to
attend.
I t is sig n ifican t to read th a t the
w orldm ost photographed cat in the
w orld recently died and was joined
to h is (h e r? ) fath ers a fte r living
to th e ripe old age o f 25 years!
T he c a t attain ed this senile m a
jo rity bccauso she had ever been
“a house c a t" and had n o t strayed
into fields a f a r m ousing.
I t U in terestin g to note the num
b e r o f women who toil outside the
hom e who a re w illing to become
"house c a ta ” w ith th e slig h te st
encouragem ent.
PARIS(/P>—The “esthetic value"
News High S pots . I rr. ., -••Wo will now end th e m orning’s
of a young woman in F ran ce is
100,000 Francs, according to a de
“ Women are alw ays a little In lesson, by joining in th e choroui
cision rendered by tho corrcctioniil love, and since love is ra th e r a o f "M c-ow!"
noisy thing, It ob stru cts scfcntific
court here.
"U a G irls '" W ardrobe
A girl, uged seventeen, run observation.” So w roto W. L.
Smocks a re sw eeping offices,.
down by a m otor car received in George, nocvlist known ns “ The
juries th at left scars on h er neck Man Who U nderstands Wom<*n.” The girl friend who vfriten ad
v ertisin g copy told -ih’o th a t ten
nnd face.
She firs t sued for who died recently.
I t is in terestin g to note th a t m inutes a f te r h e r m orning’s ad
damages and then h er paren ts
sued on their own account for before he died th e w riter, who had about "a choice consignm ent" of
diminished "esthetic value" of sp en t years surveying wom an like sm ocks nppeared, th ree business
an insect stuck On th e point of u firm s called fo r several dozen each
their daughter.
pin, decided th a t "tho m ystery of in assorted shapes and sizes.
O tem p o ral O mores! In days of
I.ONDONpVi—la d y Mary Thyn- woman has been over-em phasized."
Absolutely!
Anti - positively! yore tho play w rig h t's idea of sheer
no apparently does not h av e any
dread of the old adage, “threo Perhaps the hunkiest bunk ever deviltry wns to p icture n h au n t
created wns this trad itio n »about wherein sm dck-gnrbcd fem ales con
times a bridesmaid never a bride.
gregated!
She” was bridestnnid for both "th e wom an's view point."
Seriously, tho smock fad is a
Princess Mary anil the Duchess of I
A m ere malo ju s t stopped a t gorgeous one. Wc have s^cn n o th
York and essayed thut role for
the fatal third tim e a t tho recent my desk a mom ent to discuss ing p re ttie r thnn n certain re s
wedding of Miss Stanley to the woman and business. Ho snitl, ta u ra n t w ith all tho w aitresses
th u sly : "W oman in offices assum e clud in ornngo and rose and blue
lion. Maui ice Lubbock.
too much privilege because they and jiule green smocks.
Lady Mary Tltynne alw ays has are wom en!’’
Besides, th e cost is so low. One
hi'i n a great favorite with tho
How about it, girls ? Is he ilollar-tw enty-nlnc-ny-slzes—T u rsKing anil Queen and all th eir chil
d a y ! A vaunt ye, bungalow aprons!
dren
In fact it has been gen rig h t?
tons!
erally known for years th a t th e ."H o u se ca t!" seems tq be the
Prince of Wales wns probably ep ith et most frequently . hurled
The n atty nnd nge-killing brainfonder of la d y Mary than of any nowndnys by th e sisterhood which loy dross continues in sp rin g fa b
girl in Great B ritain, nnd at tim es w orks out in the g ren t open spaces rics of kash m ir and silk crepe,
there have been rum ors th a t she a t tho sisterhood which keeps the le n g th , one inch m inus ’nenth tho
might one duy bo E ngland’s next home fires burning.
knee rap!
queen.
She i- the d au g h ter o f Lord i
Bath and her sister recently nulr- j
lied Lord N ortham pton.
<ean Women
LONDON—</Pi —A pjantagenet
mode fo r dny nnd evening gowns
has been adopted by London's
most exclusive set, but only so fnr
ns sleeves nro concerned. ‘"'S k irts
rem ain on the short side for dny
and evening costum es, but sleeves
have become more voluminous and
trail the ground in many instances.
l.ON'DON— '(/Pi —Women have
abandoned the plan black moire
band as a watch w ristlet, and
substituted the multi-color band.
Moire w ristlets embroidered with
tiny flowers in many colors, oth
ers in colored silks arran g ed in
Robert Black ol Brooklvu, pntcb-woi k design, and even "jazx
owner of tile Lake Mary band" w ristlets are now the vogue.
arrived in tow tv last week
LONDON— i/lb —Women . are
some time.
adopting the “ rugby" hat, mod
*‘Ini' II.. Tucker, elled much on the lines of those
They are
traveling through worn by footballers.
■ |>a>t month, re- made of different colored velvet:!
Man recently. moulded on “ rugger" lines, with
tile downward flap on eneli side
covering tin cars.
Some are dec
‘ ' ‘V
orated with lighter colored m ate
Mr'
rial while others have a bow of
i ibboa hanging from the right
side m et the ear-flap.
,c.r
l" t '
11 *’u *' "
T a ffe ta 1« th e S pring b e ll-rin g e r .
fabric fo r dresay y ear. BonffApfc,
deb evening frocks itv. pastel a n d
passionate sh ades; s tre e t t a f f e t a t i
frocks o f black, and other sober hues; and plaid ta ff e ta s fo r sport
frocks. And p rin t ta f f e ta s galore, .
of course l
. .
‘ ,? S 0 i
•T h e Skin-D eep S tu ff*
H nir rem ain s a woman’s crown
ing glory even If there is leaa
of it these days, and oily and, dry
oily h air, rub th e follow ing Into the .
heads a re still a bet* nolr. For
scalp every n ig h t: witch hnael. »
ounces; alcohol, 2 ounces: distilled
wator . 1 ounc«s resorcin. $ 0 grains. F o r too d ry h a ir, tr y th is tonic: ;
equal |M«rts of bay rum. glycerine,
alcohol, applied daily.
‘
Elton J. Moughton
a r c h it e c t
National Bank Bldg,
S anford. — —------- Florida
FIru t
TODAY—NOW
('ontinuotii* P crfo rm an co ’'
1 V. M. to 11 P. M. V
The Milane
' BLUE D A N IELS
A SPLEND ID CUIMK"
PATIIE NEW S
beautiful now stucco bungalow—six
rooms, bath and two porches, located
on Oak Avenue a t Fourteenth Street,
c o m m u n it y a re c o rd ia lly
Aii interesting' program
-
|U1J
served
m ute d
i- ptoin
rel I esllliu lit - will 1.1
H A TU H D AY
T O N .MIX
In
F t tends of Mclv m Dunn v, I,
been milt Hied to Ills bed
plain! pneumonia will be k'1"
bear tlittt he i> out of dangei
expects to be out some time
week.
Melvin is the sixteen
Iiss Blanche C unningham
if | old son of Mi un*! Mrs. V
lieville, N ('., spent several days Dunn, who became a hero
• " ie k visiting
Mrs. W. E. spring when lie discovered a
,n rail on the Atlantic Coast
tracks and averted a p"
wreck by quick*action in sou
the alarm ill time to stop tli
press just leaving Hanford a
time.
^
N*
-—C o m e d y —
TODAY AT T U B
P r in c e s s
The Davey-Winston Organization
II
I ' l ' l 'll
,'li • ■••(
e , • IjflTC '
1 ’
“ U H bl'R ltA T E C A p B "
*** '
PKTfe M o fettlllb N .
Comedy—" IS N ’T L IF E TER*
r ib l f : a n d h a l f f a r e ”
Owners
HATUHDAY
•
-It lillaa I hr VVIud,'
with
I 'll■:■* TIIOMPMOX
-Uhlrf l.'iwli," Coairdr
M itHtm ir lll'ig
Conlinuoun Perform ance
i'rom 1 P, M. to 11 Pi M<
ODD LOT SA LE — 14 Bargains for One Day
Ladies’ Blouses
Odd Iota— broken
lawn, rcgulur $1.00
S a tu rd a y —
Indian
values.
Muslin & Knit
Wool Yarns
'In fiin U r und C hild
all colors—G erm antow n' wool
Sweaters
« * Don't ik l um m r
7
U nderw eur, odd loU und uizea.
LadicH d ra w ers, Hhirta und
bkirta, elo.se o u t u t—
Smuli sizes, i Some all
special fo r S a tu rd a y —
wool
r/-vrv r- a — ]
p p tn y ,
P iT
MIUZJL- too
OKlMBf —/
Crochet Thread
reg u lar 10c a ball. Saturdiiy
— Ladies' Stam ped-”
Dresses
S u itin e m a te ria ls.
close o u t—
P a rt wool und cotton, odd lots
for—
Luvendar,
Brassieres
. * f•
All sizes—odd a ty ie s -
Childs Underwaists, all sizes,
re g u la r 5c values, S atu rd ay —
on't* #
Ladies Aprons
Funcy C retonnes and Lawn^
Special—
Sm all lot,
m onths to
soiled,
P
y ears
Royal Society
Child's Underwaists
1 o o l,r
, V
-sa rrsla n
Slum ped Dices, odd lots. Fast
colors w orth double.
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•
T h e llrsl tlaO, Man"
c h ild re n
I*A I; 1>' I• MadcmoisclU ^ am -j ®
i,Hi. the Japanese w iiter vv lm l i a s j j
lost paldi-hed a novel in French ■
but dealing with life in her own J ■
gounlry, was in a drawing room ■
with tin ('ounte.ss de Noailess, ■
the pnet< >lb. conversation H
f*II on love in Japan, the Cri De j ■
j'aris recounts.
Mile. Yainnta ex-1 ■
plained th at a Japanese woman j ■
i misnleicd .In iself the servant of i ■
tlu man and placed obedience and , a
humility in the first rank of v ir-, ■
lues.
.r'B
"B ut" asked the la u n te s f, "It ■
you learned that he intended going I Jf
..ut to spend the evening with th«; j 5
courtesans, what would you do?” ■
“
‘Sli-V SCAMPS"— Coraodr.
CORRECTION
lc P lv O M j l l 'V
l ^ . l U ! V I ,n y
II I. II....... . . . . . . .
-------—
Mrs. R obert J . H olly hns a s h o f
attra c tiv e houso g u est, n t h e r hoqte
on P ark Avenue, h e r niece, Mrs'.
Roy H ouston o f M iam i,'F in .
TODAY ON SCREEN
T H E IIAGOEOP)—The progres?i \ r spirit which is' uclive among
...... mi in Holland nowadays is
Mrs. Matt Bales and d au g h ter,.
illustrated by the succchs' of the
Miss Marion Bales of Chicago. III.. •
Women's Club here, which has
are the guests of her brother"and 1
just celebrated its fifth nnniverhis wife. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wnl- 1
sai y
miiii, at their home on C am eron'
Initial tim idity to join a purely
Avetiue.
women's d u o was soon overcome,
______
\\ oi k has
and today it has more th an 000
Miss Jeanne Gadsden who has twenty-five
members, drawn from all. clussci.
been the guest of Mrs. Raymond struetcil hi (
Women m em bers luke th eir hus1‘liillqi- at her home on Magnolia division
lutnds there t«> dinner on Sundays,
Avenue, leaves on S aturday fo rt
when domestic helps have th e day
her Inline ill Summ erville, S. C. , Friend- id
-------.re g re t ti. bent of Hie death of bis | Manchester March IT. in a new oft
Miss E luabetli Brockway
o fjd au g h U i Mi Flowers left Tues
revile winch Mr. Cochran
will
A not her sign of progress is the
Winter Haven will a rriv e in tho ] day l"t Jacksonville to attend the iio i Iiico Hu m
preparutoiy
to permission grunted to municipal
^tv on Saturday and will be the funeral
bringing n to Loudon to replace lio- pital nurses to bob or sldngle.
, cue-1 of Mrs. C arrie W o rth in g to n .
--------"Still D arning" "Still Dancing,"
at ini home on Seventh ami Elm ' Tin February lyccum
tor the in "Inch Mice IhlVsia is the star
S tm t fm a few days eiirnute
to hclictil "f the Lake Maty school | vvill in transteired to New Nmk
l.ivingstoa, Ala.
'lia s lion postponed until Tliurs
|duv, Man It 1. when a mu-ical
I’AlHSoPt- 'l ive list of award
In correcting un e rro r on copy
Mis C T. Fund. J r., and Mis. program will be presented.
! >d tin l egion of Honor issued
lot the pi'roonul item s in Tltura'
Mun (son of A ukunUi , (In. j
— —I tlu* Million >
ulturi' in
tinv'»"paper, u reg rettab le erro r
aiv i \|K*itill to arrive hciv on SatThi* ivgubir February mei unjf j <bidcN. t*»
the Official Jou;
occurred in the Item telling ol
1 nr dig. final West Palm Beach nf the Pareat-Teucher association I nal;
the illness of S. O. Shinholiur.
h m tlic.v pint this week, and was held ut the schnolhousc
"Madame tiodin. vvidyw, taii||The copy originally read "griev"ill In Hie guests of Mr. and Mr- ' Thursduy evening. Musical mini- cr at Soiivigny, working
. d to leurn” and in correcting
I.MwanJ Lane.
I hers on the piano wen- rendered i lor «f> year.-, mol her of » rhilan erro r on the sam e lino, n
--------I l.v ili- . Sharpe, .uni a pleasant I vlren ol whom Ik walk oil the lunik
m istake was made, som ething
Mr- Burt Peterson and guest, .w rung enjoyed.
-on-lit- nw
w h ic h is likely to occur oceanMiGwetulolvii Johnson.
of
------.vinring Hu- war
Lett a
mindly in any pres* room, any
l.'ini- I'.w n, N Y.. Mis. William S.
live Lake Marv t lim nU l' ol.
wl.c'i e\pe.'t.»g her roil I
where
•'ill'll 'if Abbeville, S.
and t .oim ei.e -octal Hireling
fm teentli child with five -till >a m .
Tin* Hi’inhl d n p l) rt'grt'la the
Ml and Mrs
V idor Seaburg. J u,-.lav evening. M uch 2nd. nt she «ou.agem.slv H;ok op the rdn
4*1 I Ml
'•( " d ,i congenial purtv m otoring will tu held ut the srlmolbouse mug of ln-i (arm .iliun
" k
• to e ....... Thurad#> '
i iglil o'clock
All peopli of the now bb. In -till vv.uk- with del
—
217-W
R E SID EN C E T E L E P H O N E :
MRS: FR ED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY ED ITO R
Odd stylos. A sso rted colors
fe lts an d sa tin s—
-,
P ack ag e Goods
V anity se ts, a p ro n s and buffet!
sets.
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�T H E SANFORD tlE R A I.l): FHIOAV- FEBRUARY 2 C J
C ham ber O f Commerce
President A d v is e s S ta te
R efo resta tio n Of Lands
.
1
i
totoFcver recorded.' Car loadings
were somewnht lower th*n In the
provious January, which w as a
record for that month, but the loss
was in coal and other rnw mate
rials.
Loadings-of manufactured
products increased. * P ig Iroh produtcJon wns two per cent nbovo tho
ramo month last yenr,
Automo
bile produtcion increased 4 4 ' per
cen t
Spring buying was well
ahead of last yenr, ft feature be'lng henvier buying from
tho
South.
Collections are .. better
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ORLANDO, Fla. Feb. 24 .UP)— forefutbers found on this coni Reforestation of -millions of acres ‘tincot were a groat capital gift
7 of cut-over lands in the South as oF nature grown forests, hut when
an important means a t contribute thPso nro cut off, we must rely
I big to. th a. future wealth of the on man grown forests.- We are
f Southern 8 tates wns strongly ad- on tho threshold of a gerat new
| vocated by John W. 'O'Leary, of Industry of growing trees by prl. Chicago, president of the United vate individuals, which might be
I /States chamber of commerce In a termed 'commercial forestry.'"
■nt Issued here while on a
Mr. O'Leary aaid that buslncr-a
1 tour of the stato visiting' the conditions throughout the country
i voium s chambers of commerce.
were still good and that the situa"In looking from the car win- tlon premises continued stability, HAD TO HAVE •.SHIP' ON IT
dnw while bn this trip," ho said, a neeersary -need' for business in
. "I hata seen Ailllfona of acres of planning the future.
MISTRESS
(iuetrurtion new
" land, which 1 am informed is
"The record of .business activity butler):
Now^how do you ad*
dress a bjironet?
BUTTLER: Your lordship.
Mf.STRESSv And his lady?
|
u u i u n u u v l ' i n n iu
BUTTLER: Your ladyship.
; • nMinds' o f second growth which'
MISTRESS: And an admiral?
, 7 havo tokon the place of the origi
BUTTLER: Er—your flagship.
n a l forests..
—Cornell Widdow.
t
"Taking the United States as a
f whole, we are using our forests
1 three or four tim es ns fa st ns we
v dro growing new ones and one of
HUBBY: Really, I think all
* our great economic problems is
pretty women are conceited.
to find means of assuring the
WIFE (sw eetly): I’m not, dear,
ilintion o f an ample future aumdy
—Answers.
; at products of the forest.
The
day is d osn nt hand when tho
DESCRIBED
4 original forcyts o f ‘ tho .-south,
Itl^HjTch have contributed so/grcntly
"I ju st s|»eiit a giuelling hnlf
our w ealth, wilM inve beon once
hour.”
I cut over and when*your future ro"Doing w h at?"
) lwncc must be upon second growth,
"Feeding the cliirdn-n."—Kansas
r "Tho South should bo especially
City S tp v
; interested in this subject for it a f
fords ideal conditions fqr rapid
TOUSTIS^-tM i’ E. S trauss and a s
I growing o f trees comparatively
sociates jiurchaiC 1 HO0 acres u«
isr, the largest market of tho
Pine island, fo r T'stablialimcnt of
unifyhighest; modern 'dair£ ‘plant.*
"The original forests whifh our
Pish Family Finds Present Season
Ripe For Hatching In Rig Aquarium
—.— AGAINESVILLE, Fla., FebI25(/P)
— Four hundred und sixty putlnd*
of bean seed from California. Idnh o . artd Colorado and dorisistimr
NEW YORK, Feb.. 20.O T-S«'j- IjM .'
of seven different varieties, will
al weeks of winter arc still ivc > H fti" ^ jlJ,,nreflC|1J n flimilar be planted in Alachun, Marion,
lead according to the ground Don* cffK ’ Tl,nI_
were ^Uniter, Paint Bench, St. Lucie,
Putnam,
Escnnibin,
Okaloosa,
Washington apd Bay counties, by
the agricultural, extension p&TVice,
to ascertain what, progress has
been accomplished in the- w est to
rid them of two destructive bean
diseases, nnthraenose! and bacte
rial blight.
cnsc, before tin*
«
Common Sense nr,,', ,n M
tho
mh S
^
thu Agriculture
A griculture U
New.*
g
'lho College of Agriculture fa?)
be <<- wijhr cabba
flower, kohlrabi, . imixta
& S,..tU.rnip!\ cn»tnloiip
bers, wnternielons, toms
e g g ^ n n ts , \ e odds.
One winter to u rist j*
being welcome in Florid
the Robin Iledhrcasl, v
Mr. K; T. .'Handy’s ten RhodTV
Island Kvd pullets, from Grand
Island, produced the best results
for Jahuary in the egg-laying con
11.’
a rwon,lorf'd fooling t0
tests here.
An average <of 24.4
bo free from Hu. nd .rr.it'
egjpupcr hen was thu result,
M.
rheum atism . To know
N. Snondn, of Jacksonville, with 3 oy of lim ber joints ami active J J 1'
H o j - r r o i * , , , from
Q
some very
J h nuafy brought- Ifit' 'arerage for
them vac i ujj fjacks o f 10 «to:fn the dgg-layi< s p a w n i n g . c o n t e s t , ns com pared w ith 7;55
ccn taggei
^ December and 5.95 fo r Novetnnntions nn.lI K
For thc t h r & Hbrftlis, M rs.
their wn ; j ^ Pcrkink, of Paisloy, led
ml lukc o j am0|,p backyard flocks o f from
ver or 1 11 ! j t0 5 0 birds, With an nverago of
r if"* Z
eggs fo r th e period.
P. A.
. „M‘
1 (iordon led in the farm flocks, his
*r inti r IJacksonville hens producing .'17.01
•’ , ‘
1 1 1 i-ggs for tho three months, while
• _
; M. N- Shonda's commercial flock
WIliDW OOtf -N e w ""laid, and l>r"ut',lt in ',r,'fi3 CKK8 Per l'cn>
$30,000 th eate r to l*v i-nnstructed - Disinfect thnHo truck cro*j7s
n t early date.
which can he”mude iumunc to dis-
J
Everybody Agrees That
Agricultural n o te s
How often havo you lon!»r,i ,
joqjo roller as you r.iiftcreU toinm
from swolipn. Inflamed n.uxcle,
J o ln ta -h o w often have JOu
youM Rive anything in i t
\ \o r ld for a low bo ars comfort'
But you didn't know that all >0„
h a d to do to got real relief
th is nerve wrecking ml erv r »
lu st to build rich, rod i,i,.„ii. *
you? Yon didn't know that h -j
m atlsrn had to-bo stopped from X
nslde by destroying {ho
nra
,,U,ltl1nor reC
red,aU50„lt_:hy
cclla In your
poor,mlllknl
Vc-,
blood, did you?
U ntil you fill your system full cf
healthy, rich, red blood you rh
Hover end your rheumatism s s e
w m curoly help you. That's h
»*> rtcoroM
blc®kd«rti
adloi Ku«
rjl
in
bsnU*! r U
, f'-MS.ai,
•«|W toffli
A complete stock of
these stoves are car
ried by thc following
dealers:
S a p Mrs . A. F. Purcell,
Rosanerc, Orlando, Fla.
“I have one o f your four-burner Perfection Oi
p 'l Stoves which / have used for over a year im
^ — ever since 1 moved to Rosemere. liefon that]
\
. had used gas. I like Perfection Oil Sfovcsicttd
than any oilier hind o f oil stove. We do a!i the cooki\
for a family o f four on it. It hakes just fine, as petty]
anything. The double burner oven bakes as well as.ft
Is the Highest Class Development in Sanford. There is
v no other with so many attractive features.
And fnr th e.e mixonx mun> penplr. uillm ui makiiiK uny iniiuiry
tl\,ii piin-s
of 1o( m in Highland Park are beyond their rt.u h . There rnuld I.. no greater mihlake
“My mother-in-law had a Perfection Stove whichit
used for a number o f years. Then she broke :i/) imkeeping and sold the stove for a smalt sum thinhint it
was worn out. The man who bought
]
the stove is still using it however, after
>:
two years, and swears by it. ”
/ ^
On the contrary, you can hu y some of the most desirable
W
a. A
k
'> ! S
I
Terms of payment for lots in Highland Park are easy,
and special inducements, both in prices and terms, are
\ \\
Tlimnandi of l-'loriJa liduic
wive,, like M n . Purcelt
have thi* four-burner Perlection Stove, No. 74.
offered to builders o f high class homes.
FURNITURE
O R M E R ^as u se rs a rc seld o m disappointed
in an oil sto v e w h e p tliey h a v e th e w isdom lo
choose th e P e rfe c tio n . F o r its d ep en d ab ility
is g iv in g tfas sto v e s e r v ic e p in s in thousands
of F lo rid a h o m es to d a y .
At the to u ch of a m a tc h to th e w ick P erfectio n s
sta rt to c o o k . P e rfe c tio n s b u rn d u ly k ero sen e,
tlu itb afe, c h e a p fu el. E a s i l y e x tin g u ish ed , too.
M e re ly , tu r n th e w ic k d o w n as fa r as it will go.
In tlie new Morula dc\ elupniftils arc Perfection equip
ped— b eca u se Perfection
gives t lie k ilui of xerv ice ujv
to-date lipq.suuiiiW^lemanTir^
if you're buying or building
a new hom e this year— or
you want to refurnish your
old o n e — put Perfection
Stove at the head of your list
of h ou seh old necessities.
No m atter what ntay lupiicii In b t n d ju n l town lot bootitN, cIom- in. high rl.i.-, ht ul f U
never affected in vuch a Iowa an Hartford, vriilfh is aurt* to grow aod grow, .o u u t i n i r s
rapidly at- at present, but Ht idilv on if h unequaled ngrlcultur.il ami mdobtiial and com
mercial foundutjun into it* deatined plorr «s one of the two luigi-M cilii- t,| interior
Florida. I’lu , aale. Iluy g ilt edge property, rlosc in, antf'you ruu never In c. |,„| urc
■tire lo make big profit*.
A s to h e a t—y o u c a n h a v e it in v a ry in g quanti
se s, fo r cacli P e r f e c tio n b u r n e r is in d ep en
dently o p e ra te d , a n d g iv es e v e ry ra n g e o f heat.
F o r th e v e ry h o t flam e u se d in fry ing tem pting
steak s, tu rn theAYieJc.high-enough u rp ro d u c c "
yellow lip s l/ ^ in ch e s long ab o v e th e b lue flame.
F o r a g en tle sim m e rin g flam e lo w er th e wick.
W ith n P e rfe c tio n y o u c a n g e t ju st th e degree
of h e a t y o u w a n t f o r a n y ty p e of cooking,
baking, boiling, fry in g , o r sim m erin g . /
A n y sto v e d e a le r w ill g lad ly show y o u P erfec
tion m o d els. T h e y a r e e q u ip p e d w ith fro m ohc
And when you buy. buy the be.l you ran get, for there la n lw aja » demand f,ir the
beat nl *l«»y* increa.lng price*. And In Hanlord. th at ia H ighland J'nrk. Telephone
777 and a aaletdnan will ta k e you all over Highland I'a rk a n d explain ill ,u atiractixefeature..
A tlanta, Ga.
tad A re Orlr*»>
We Can M eit Your
«
Needs.”
H ighland I'ark la u q u n rl.r mile .q u are and lie* between French and Oak tv to u r, ,.,,i
Hughey and Franklin Street*,
w/ mk .
Phone 53
Owner and Developer
'•
g
wri- '-rO p p o d t* t « u r i H oow ........... I
im
tit a lh n I f tu s n U m a rt**"-
j
P drfrfooM fattrs m v tf t quick warmth
ThbBiM
— |i
"bsk^i'8**
lie iu«wf
(hxnv*
o o e^ n fl
barnCjP**!
erutatW^J
indiflWtffl
likestbiP
ing.F«u5l
�THE SANFORD HERALD. FRIDAY. FEBR U AR Y 2 6 ,1926
I__ Meet Vimmie!
yf * n of
history, Byron D.
“ ® ™ . chairm an of th e oyacr re
habilitation com m ittee, amid. More
ami b etter oysters are being ob
tained, and a ready m arket ia
found, MY. Morris said. Ho also
paid a high tribute to Shell Fish
Mommissionor
T. R. Hodge*. * .
» *
___
arean R oles
MARIANNA — Tlertrdiwnbdtivr*
®* m r y chamber of commerce of
West Florida have been invited by
the local organisation to -atten d a
m eeting here during the second,
week of March to take up the m at
te r of the proposed ' hard-surfac
ing of S tate Road Nupiber 1, from
Lake City to PensncolU, and on the
Aluhnmn line.
appearance to three a week.”
^hnrisbed
memories
is
The
Ball.” «" which John Drew,
J Ijcv*' appeared, w ith Maude
Adams' the first tim e as .. star.
The play
p w e n te d a t the* old
Standard T heater and Drew and
Adams nchieved g re a t sucMaude Adams
••I had the pnrt of Madame Pmi... „he
i_"Amnnir
th e ong
nth. th e nthsaid. "Am
1 ers in the cast were H a rry Hnrwood and Harold Russell.
D rew ,
was u m aster of fine comedy and
fnire.
As for Maude Adam s—
well there never will be an o th er I, r'|
.Maude Adams.
Not only was she , ^
beautiful but she was unique— enW*.
tirely d ifferent from any one else.
IDS
Her acting was perfect and h e r;
voice hud such emotional stren g th : i V
that she could bring tears to your J V J
, yes with only one spoken line.
Vinin.
"I rem em ber when C h a rle s . th(i ;|
Fndunnn decided to stn r her.
At-1 Npw
ter she had achieved such splendid * ____
success ,Mr. Frohm an said th a t i n i - -----justice to her she should be b e t t e r ,
tn)
remunerated.
She replied:
! |,|ar),
“ I’ll tell ymi what w ell do, M r.| the w
Frohman.
You took a chance on jnjj
me and if I h ad n 't made good When
you would have lost money. \ \ e II | VV(ls ,
just let the contract stand ns it is
until next season.*
i DR
"This not only gives a good ln> l Mcicm
sight into the chnrnctfr of M aude n(raj„
|ch*n»n Adams, but also shows the fa ir- nuton
ness and generosity of Mr. F roh- rmigh
ir> n?“! man.
lie was one of the m ost Judge
If tl"’ honorable ami courageous
men. hm| |,
bad to Always he wns quiet and no m at- Jother
father
ler the excitement lie never lost I p |am,(
hrcnty- ‘ his lienit.
Julm*
fhe re-i
l a man.
rilh a n 1
Treated One
u r n n w wcpk freg
™''H H j
Short lirrntliln*
I, •
* . w relieved In n few
| bpuraj KWrlllliK reiluceil III n trW
ilfi)*. reKtilnteft I he liver, ktiliieys.
i stomach miij heart. ptirliir,. the
i lilnnil. MtreiiKtUrna the entire aysi tern. Write for free trial treat1 mem.
i c m 'i .r t i n ito rsY n r.ur.iiY r o .
Ilepl. I l l
Atlanta. (Jeorala
i
Slate News Briefs
Special For Saturday
Home
Dressed
Hens
ami
i p l a y - -----------„„l |
DADK CITY—Con*
.Milk FTed Veal "
Kverj Horsey arrested two
Spring 14tnili
rrform operating an nutomo
| fir>t,! the proper license tng
1*1IONIC fd»r»
■then- 1 ease was (lending, t
pf the I began using the c a r him self. Then
l > \ V l o \ . \ ItK.MTI
Students
L His | Sheriff Hudson stepped in and took of thirty siv states and four eoun- We d eliter anyw here in the
Li oat the eonstahle into custody. Tlie i tries were found t*> lie enrolled in
oil y.
|
1 latter claims th at he wns search- the ptililii srhoids of Mu* noiiinsu
k nc- 1 ing for the u w ntf of the machine, lur district simi* last S. ptcnili»w '
I*, In- Iwlieving it stolen.
| Canada. F.ngland and t ’lilm were
fej „jtl.
--------Ii Im. represi'iiird
Entc I"
ST l’ART—S heriff Ilnlicoek, of .
Maiiin countv is rejoicing over i MAI NFSVH.I.R ( oai h Tom Se
Mu- prospect th a t he will not tie i bring, of the l'niver«itv of Florida
Iheatu awakened anv more when both city | fooMiall team, is hav ing Ids trials Kclly-Spriiiyrfi«*l«l T i n s . Aohe h sd 1 and eountv prisoners break out of and tribulations.
Fiftx per relit c,.c<o|.|>s , (j-,* itii<1 Oils.
ts." -he the one mil that has been m ain- of tin* material
reporting for
ke ihe tained here. The county now h asj
spring pm. tic ha., dropped off.
hg hi n a hnstile all its own. a prison cage |
Out
of a i .i.al ofHO huskies,only
[a week limit upon wheels and just rum ple- forty now remain for the daily
kith luni te.l , i
grind.
Good Used and Now
P arts lor all Makes ol
Aiitoniohilos.
Hanford Used Parts
Company
('. II. WINN, Mgr.
A I*A I,A i II ICrtl.A
Florida is I
FultT 1 A HDKKDAI.K -W h e n
liniiit-il II l> Wise, of this place, decided ! expel iennng one of the best o v s-' Cur. Sanford & (iencvn Avcs
email
Real Estate is man’s safest investment
when sanely bought.
Babson, Am -
erica’s leading statistician and business
Our Offering in Smart
expert, advises:
'Buy in some place
just beginning to grow.”
Sanford is in it’s infancy and is <
Afternoon Dresses
esses
stined to become the greatest city
tj
*
This group of .exquisitely styled
I ro c k s are suitable for Both a fte r
noon ami evening wear. Fashion
,.(| in* georgette and trim m ed in
Im tli ric h laces anil rihhons these
an* except tonally wonderful buys
central Florida.
Sanfo Park is Sanford’s s<
safest field for investment
$ 16.50 to $
18.50
All Ihe light pastel shades
.
nothing to investigate.
Misses’ Silk Blesses -
CSSL'S.
and iu c r e p e d o chines.
' l" '" " ‘ <l desigii-i th a t are ho
• i mimed in contrasting1 col“ri; l,l'inK worn so much this
l' ks and laces which ndd to
1 1 r,,pe
i
13 to 17 years
’ dressos in printed designs and plapi
H(, fashionable for th e “grown-ups f
Light and dark backgrounds are feat
/o ffe rin g these a t apecinlly low prices
W 8 to $16.50
SALES AGENTS
hqnable Mill inery
‘•'lor to the sp rin g tim e
exquisite in every detail,
..*£ ' vitk nil types of cos•ili
m atrons. Snappy
,lks- specially p riced.
Corner Sanford Avenue and Second Street
.
8. A. IRWIN. Prop.
3.50 to $6.50
�THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDA Y
FEBRUARY 26.1926
Atom
Robertson,
PUBLIC
ia-i« M
TITLE AT STAKE
IN TODAY’S MEET!
TGU& .
T'MEET
k - VA«>
iddlcwelght Champion To Sixteen Picked T eam s Meet
Meet Southern N egro At
A t A tla n ta W ith Kentucky
New York T o n ig h t; TltleAnd N o rth Carolina Doped
hclder is Fnvnrcd To Win
'in F ig h t It O ut For Crown
f *: • ' NEW YORK, Feb. 2<k—GP>—
'*•■: H orry. Grcb, of P ittsburgh, “ the
m an with n thousand nrms,w to
night ivlil ilcfeml Ills middleweight
boxing title ag ain st Tiger Flower.**
A tlan ta negro, in n 15-rotiml bout
at Mndisnp Square Garden, begin
ning nt 10 o'clock.
W ith I.'I years 'o f p ro fe ssio n ^
boxing* and 250 contests behind
him , tnr ''w indm ill'' is the favorite.
•Flowers has fought ninny of the
lendltig men o f the claim and he
has been fairly successful, hut l*x• pect Grek'* tw o hand n ttn rk , one
of the sw iftest the ring ever hns-j
known, will cut down the Tiger,
In 102-1 Grcb gained his chnmI pKinship by henting Jilinny Wil? i in of. Boston, and three tim es hq
tv. has defended it officially %nnce in a
» re tu rn bout with W ilson, ngnin
against
the
E nglishm an; Ted
Moore, and 1st .sum m er ag a in st the
w elterw eight King, Mickey W al
ker. '
Flow ers was knocked o u t twice
Inst w inter by llm lighlhenvyw elght
from B ridgeport, fn im .,-Ja c k De
laney.
How tho boxers com pare:
Grcb:
Flow ers
. Y oimm, M
Age
Y ears .10
i C ft.-2M»
W t.
. 6 ft. 11
1 160 lbs
' W eight*
100 lbs
10 in.
Neck ♦
I5Vii in.
. lO Inrh
C hest
(nonn al)
.‘18 Inch .
chest ox
-Hi inrlt
70 inch
lleucii
70 inch
lav* iitch
•Biceps
M inch
11 *4 Inch
F orearm sI.'I Inch
8 Inch
W rist
7**j
88 inch
Waist
.11 inch
i
11V4 inch
C alf
*13\ i n c h
r
ft inch
• Angle
lit inch
sell ? 5 0 o K o £ « ; M tin^ J
a t 7 V . Daylcna f f i S f S
arom id Day tend Reach* t 2* ,b ^
P r o f i t ., to broker,:
„
F&SI> E. RI SSE
Ko°a j S, Bay B'jff ot_j
____________
ATLANTA, Gn., Feb. 20.—(/P )~
Tiio basketball arena, of the S outh
land shifted here today where 10
pickerl quintets began the nnnunl
to urnam ent from which n cham
pion of tho Southern Conference
Will em erge.
^ L e a v in g h ard won battles bf the
season and m athem atical standing
behind, to p -n o tc h 'te a m s'c a st th eir
lot w ith those of lesser standing
and will lot the finul tilt of T ues
day n ight w rite the champion's
Prohibition was “our g re a te s t vic
tory in th e W orld War." and also
' was “foisted on a w ar-crazed peo1 pie,” in th e respective opinion of
I Senator B rookhnrt. Republican of
Iowa, ami S en ato r Edwards, Demo
crat of N ew Jerse y .
They debated the subject lnkt
! night over th e mdi.i, whilo Mm.
Mary T. N ortbn, Demoqvitic rcoI resentntive from New J e rse y , wus
I criticizing . pijohlbtion In 'a ‘speech
at ano th er radio station.
The count fo r and sg n ln st p ro
hibition w as evened when W nvne
B W heeler, genet.'.! counsel fo r'
the anti-saloon issued
n stn teint nt assailin g the view of Ssnntor Edwards.
The Now Jersey S en ato r gave
| jm ch o f-h is tim e to an Attack on
tne Longue, culling Mr. W heeler
j the "arch tra ito r of A m erican lib
erty. freedom of thought and nc|lio n ," Jind declaring that, “ not even
'th e sacred ideals of c u r land a re
fiee from tho oijjsono'jfe ta in t of
tiie league's filthy hqmls and
ibreath .”
STANLEY
INSTEAD
of the
W ilftA B E L T 86TWEEM
name.
Th e E v t s Th a t b l iw d e d
. The opener came n t 1 o'clock
t h e •‘a s k i n '' f o r t h e today wlien N orth Carolina state
EKiHRE F IG H T
and Auburn clashed. Seven gnrrtc*t
followed. W ith tho field thus n a r
rowed S atu rd ay ’s program calls
Vm/lDDA
fo r fo u r contests, a fte r which Sun
ICNRc/
day will be a day of rest.
>0 OCK
The Komi-finnls will bring tlieSoup .1
four rem aining q u in tets'in to action
Monday before a large assembly
and T uesday’s final
expected to
have th e.draw ing power of a grid
iron gam e.
L'h.. 1..
n
I In**
While tho University of Ken
tucky, top-notcher in the sta tistic
ian 's column of conference gam es,
■ynttred the tourney as a favorite,
BUT KfeTCHEk LURED
mid N orth Carolina, throe times
TfiE ’"TMOWPERBOL.T" irJTo
titlo holder, came determined to
THE PlN&A&AiN 8 V
w rest tin* crown again, the pomd-j
SHAMMING- iNOiFFEp e n c e Itility of '^lark bur ies," made the j
IH TP A IN IK G " a n d k n o c k e d
opening i|/iy a n-slful one.
• papke our
The gam es Were to lie idayed n-i i
1 how the end finally cam e in tho
BY Jf(j: WILLIAMS
follows;
N orth Carolina S tate vs. Au
An unsportsm anlike trick on the tw elfth, wiih K etrh tj unable to s«m*
nf either eye, his JnttoriOff
burn. I o'clock.
pa 11 in Hilly Papke Contributed im out
Kentucky vs. Yirginin M ilita ry , im nsiirably t*i the im m ortality limbi, iioaldi- in carry him an o th
er Inch forw ard.
•
Institute, 2 o’clock. ■
with which succeeding generation:,
It is well known, too, how Ketch- <
Mississippi A. and M. vs. Mary- i endow tin* fighting nam e of Stan
<•1 tin- cra'ffy actor, lured the .ttolid
land, .'I o'clock.
ley Ketchel, lamed ill rhym e and
Virginia vs. Tolnne I o'clock.
I ill thin a t the “ Michigan A --a- I'.ipke into a retu rn match smnv ■
i wo mootlis later at Jim C o ffro th ’a I
N’oitb ('aridm u vs. ('lenison,
. rian a at San Ftanciscn liy pro
j The stoiy of the |wo notable inn h ndini to lie disinterested and
Si wall *e vs.
jtliii lotvvi-eii K* t i’e| mid Papke ill. t >-:<tin <1. and how Ketchel, a I
si:i: Mpi, 7 o'* h
utt* prokaldy bett'-i miowii to box oo-m 'e' t*e Nil* the gong banged, i
'I i nii-'ssee vr
mg Ian than any bi-loricaP* la p 11111 v.' oi l hi-, mil k of indifference i
Alaiinuui v
| ten dealing with •.iddb-weigbts. and Id nd in Papke's ea r, "You ,
o'clock.
It is ,vi-ll known bow I'apke, will In* almohl
|-*ady to shako i
'lu lle d to Ihe tn’dd'e of the ring liiimis witti tin* u n d ertaker -when j:
at \ eri,"ii, t'alii . n i )ii nfternonn this fieiit is over For It) rounds !
lit Sept. 7, tilin', ig-vriiil in*- ii •• I‘il io t you to ........ . ami in tie
nut tmiol- 'e.J.ing enuiie*-> iin.I eleventh I'll In* yon n> bard you :
| lielb-d Ketctiel, Ill'll | tie I lilii-ipion, won't lie aide to get up."
'
I
' ointielv le-tw-eii ill*- *■.*■-, vi iin*iA pi'runil of ih;* dri .il of tlmt !
historic “grudge round" makes in i
\ n l to a. I 1.1 ,i .*. : n*urderoii.. ter-.t» i’g reading. Mt-i*
is cull ,
i.iiiicbi-i. oi >ppeil I,.**
iltaini'ioii id in n n my files: "Ketch,-I runic i
of PaIm a Coin club, where- tin* Wiiliam T. Tilden, natioiiol i-ham- I I.mi lino * in iIn* i vt minute of op Iri sh,, the m in e rs of In- molltb t
firat d ay ’s gam es are scheduled. phi/i, who for six years had been figliting. and ho.v iv tilie!, gam e , tu i.te d In n half aneer. lie tno|*eil *
The final rounds S aturday will be all conquering, lias been defeat.* I '
uni mao i lo* e *-r lireallietl, (lhi fa il weakening Papke light 1.played over Ih e difficult temple at tennis niogles twice in a w* el;. I• lit on wnit dogged courage, ly i n till* jaw and then swung two i
'isrra c e course.
A week ago in the national indoor i nun) hi hide was covered with *lenil rights to the .stomach.
i
Among the few notables of golf- championship In- lost t lean llnr- 1 eiim-ton; Imu the hurdi*r.**d ic a .t
"They brol.e froc.i a clinch and •
dam m issing lust night were Bobby c*lrn, of Franc
( IH .SF (iOLF C O U RSE
Vestenjay, Item file* n i|ib iv il Jim Jiffrie k , the K**ichel swung n Ibri-e-quatri'i
Jones and Willie MeFnrlunc. Hob . I.aJ-*»ste
— ..........of France, ilowned T ild i’i ii t* ice io
V. INTIT: PARK. Fla.. Fell! 20.
i
tin
earniigi
and
,
length
u
ilh
a
left
hook
landing
I
by, king iof the am ateurs, is ex j in tTi.* first match nf th> l-'ran ...
— </l*> Mrs. Eva llam iltun, form er
pected ’ to make post-entry this | American indoor (.-am ■ninpetitm o. |
’at.- Senator, of Michigan, lost to
B orotra's m argin «a*. I.t-I I, il-.l;
jqorning.
Mi
t;. \V. Hall., in tiu* fin ain of
• Unless Jones is present the pros j La f ’ti- te's was 6 4, 8 -ti, ()•.'!.
the Union S tate Hank tro p h y golf
will .enter tin* tournam ent favored ‘ Vincent Ricliards, mi in Ik*r three
'o u rir ni"iit here y esterday a fte rto curry off tin* m ajor honors. Such am ong the stars of the tlint -q
'lomi. Mrs. Hall won 1 up on the
lum inaries ns W alter llugon, who .Staten overthrew Itorotra in tb*
is leaving his sick bed to pnrtici- singles yest«*rday at fi-l, l II, *1 I
pats, Long Jim Buriies, lltithd i ami d 2 .
offen champion, and Tam pa pro,
Some argue that the Amein-ai
I AKI LAND. Feb. 2 0 .-(ii)— 1Tb*
Johnny Ferrell, also of Tnmp.i, till bolder who is 32 years *>1*1, i-.
M u \T E I \U IH Ueli 20
" lic a r me!" exclaimed
Mark
Willie Kline. Eddie lo*w. Lake. not liimiielf. lndoors, luii tbi' Frenc.i
Sn...iiiii.' I.eiqilan i- ready t > -i ad ii 1111 tin I seventh A. A. U 2 a.- i -Pi I! iliby .lone* , N.iltoiial Twain. "I wish I had said th a t.”
Infill, null other pros equally iik also are deserting their specialties sla*v ,-inv ........
f••Ilf*»*•••r that **i I' id Ini' I'ketball tournam ent in Amut*'tif :'*>11 *haiiipion am 1 U'.il
"W by
don't ' you,
M a rk ? ’
t: in lu re ii-sterduy afternoon at .1
talented will be on build to give when playing on boards.
lie i 11**1 dipping.
liiawled W 'lntclnw'Reid.
“ Chojite
ter Hagen, N imnal I*i"f, i*>n.i| did!" .Lipan A dvertiser.
to tin* am ateurs a fight f.*t sitpre I Tililee's a ilin g keep, him might
Infqi
I t hat II hqi V\ ! 1 **.*
iitncy.
ihnmpioi*. today agreed upon *mi
l\ before tin* footlights, which , atlrin-'.jiig Ui** gi a n i *i >.**l.
Pairing* were made yest»*rdu> may in terfere with bis eyesight. i-vei >* ea a* t'iiin s anil. In s in
dll ions for I heir 72 bole auitrli In
mill tin* first twosome, will tee off Iti- bards and Tilden will face La Molilv Carlo, Sil/.'IIO*' sanl y* -I* r
ginninjr
at Wlui field Club, Sara
)foni|)tly at 8 :.‘tt) o'clock. The * usti ami Jacques Itnignoii in a day wit Ii .'-••i’ll* ;i p i *ty:
|»otu. Sundays ami finishing at the
iekl of entries Is swelled until ii doubles b attle lit t o’clock as the
will In* necessary for pairs to start I* attire of today's team program. 1 “They bury me loo soon I am
j Pasadena Course on March 7. Sev
| finished yet. I will show tb* ’.i at
every fo'ur minutes to finish the
eral ground rob s of both courst .
i Nice".
tourney on scheduled time.
1
were a)loived for the m utili.
W hether tbi* rem ark was in
In tin* Jones-1 lageii nuilcii, how
tended to <olivi v tile impt . .**1**11
ever, tin* I ills wil! lie played every
that S o.anne intends to recivjq.
w here a?, they la*.
| from In r mnioiinci-d delerm im ilio i
LADY: What have you in tin*
| i|ot to play in the Hiugles at Nin
way of vunislTing cream .
A loi al I’.iadcU a rule lias been]
CLERK: Tun quarts of soar
! is mil reveal' ll.
to lift out to the tail way when a
!
She
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icd
in
the
oilier
events
m ill"--Chicago I'lim-uix.
F o u rs ILNOIM I)
bull has I...... booked into th e 'p a l-j
for lb* Minch 7 tournam ent. Miss
m ottos, up lin in g a penalty of a
\\ ill- i- d e l *1 pi till* singles,
stro k e by . doing. In the hig
i l!" \.il'i i i *!■* aled against it
m atch, iiiitieii i , Ihe player u ill|
■ ••If Mint" Mi Mills \esteVdny was
.“ I was llllt last night."
drive a ec.-ond ball fr.'in ilu- tee, |
“ What am I Mipppsi d i
Koili:' ill'll li lo defeat* w ith Ml'S."
and it in- • <1
where nr Imu much'.’"
Ai - .'ll••ala mi in 1*0 11" plav ill IKr
first ball, i Pi*. r'viM-, lu- u n i play
il>nild' n ( ■■* * . nist Mrs. I'livil’.
; Ids second ball w it t* I** ,.( dis
1 Saltci lliv.inii- al.d Miss Kil«*ell
tance only.
Beam I* "f Fii'.'lnnd.
I H agen \ is ,i ..,| 11,.. Pasadelia Lrreign m a tte r and n eu tralizin g
! King * i -i in . ,,f Sweden, ivu |
ii'aurne yesterday for practice and excessive acids. Tlu*si* are
the
I"• i*l in I i .i,-i'ilait•<• of Mito, W ills
declared be fell "b elter Hum ever" v’auscs of u n n atu ral action of th e
u i-tn 'b e ' Oi.I plurem cnts, ivliile' ih yitig :
,
] following In recent illness- which
tin Hcit'sij I eke oi Connaught ivn« J " 'm i played nobly". Meuniibile (forced him to retire from the bladder at night. L ith iatcd lluchu
■qually as *>*ti-nialimis o f bis np -1 the Du.ie <if t niuiaiiglil ‘Imol: Inikelnml toiiruanieni lie intended (Keller F orm ula) is not n clicup
pioinl "f the - i *• of the E n g lish ' liumli with bntli Mrs. Suttcrihuait** to play another practice round to inedicine. The tab lets cost 2 re n ts
pail. When • I*, m atch w as over and Mi.*-s Heiuiett, Then tlie roy-j l day to enable him t*. form ;i deci cm h. Sold nt all leading • d ru g
King (I'u d aic *. ib-d tho A m erican personages shook Ilu ml* with ■ace sion about entering tin- Tam pa stores o r. K eller I-aboratory, Mochatiirusliurg, Ohio. — Sold by
girl, tapping h r on the shoulder, other.
| to urnam ent s ta rtin g Friday.
Tilden Loses For
The Second Tim eln
Period Of A Week
C oriior Sanford Ave., and ii J
9-Room House—Corner Park a, J
(95 -ft, fro n tag e on Park Avenue)^
R easonably priced and with pood ^
pAULUKE
• I ,
Licensed Real Estate M
Salesman—E. T. Ml
FO R S
On Mcllonville Avenue and
R eady For Immediate
Built In a Substantial]
Six rooms and breakfast room,«
open porch, hardwood floors, hot w
closets. Representative* at the
to show you through these LeaoD
El Verano BuMi
Slorod Labor
R u s k in s a i d - ".Muncy is stnmlW
w ell th e value ymi receive forevv
Li*l your surplus funds wort!
SIC M IN O I.K r O l ’NTY
Interest I’aitl on Sav
Suzanue Lenglen'Basketball M e e t Arrangements Are
Insists That She At Lakeland Begins Complete Now Foi
ls Not Slipping Thursday Evening Jones-HagenMateh
1
fhoaes 766
SanfordlFI
STRENGTH - SERVICE
B l a c k H am
C e le r y L
Getting Up Nights
YOU KNOW ME AL
Nothing Can-Stop Keefe
LBOl t r OKl D QLMU1EMBW D E F O C B l
Friend A):
P R E S E N T I N G THE RRlNCiPvALS' CF=*
Well ^1 I rccd. a letter this A.
M. from the missus and it is so
long since I last l\car from her
THE MftIWCOut, l UMSMTo '
TOR t h e
p ik st t im c
to th
>
G
E «=a n s
V%/
She has went back home to visit
her fokes as she give up all hopes
of seeing me again til 1 am world
champeen.
Terms, $5,000.00 rash, balance
Interest. Title is clear, no i n f f ^ T|i
Address Owner,
p . O. Ilex, 332. Fort H1*
kclfc
VJHICH
ONE
IS
HE
1 pLEfAk'UeG-
OP Ne.vo YoRN. T H E T U rE R OP,TERRE
/
HEY/3HCRY
Q [ \ 3 ’f lC K ' V
J u s t boeauso you start w
“ too tire<l to get up, «ri"
legs stiff, muscles •Msej wUil
ing, aching back ami
IM
C H K U E hlG ir
V
PRICK
ByDick Dorgan
v0 . 1 H
that I thought it was a ma^h note
from one of iny fair admires.
tru ck
’u a v /
F O It ^
WORRAV, ( ",
FOfl 3 0 C K i ) joFFOCATCO
V T
242-243-244—in the Si' ., *J-°V.1Ld
1*4 miles nortlveast of U',r”°* ‘
pavi*d road.
Surrounding lands much Inflict
.
T H E
52!!l|a.{4S,JSfS
■— c
->«sc k
' ' -iL- S pi
tesaftjt-'r-js
But It ain't e0 far
well.
. I f you have h « n
away Al as all 1 got to do is
...
,
lick all the conlealcrs includ^lrg
S i m . T r*.ft« en t P JJJJ <
Dempsey,
Jack Keefe.
OlCtC.'
JNJQA
*2-/4-f t
wbft great relief * #K
W t a™ born c « s « .
hundreds of thousand
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�1 H E SANFORD HERALD. F R ID A Y FEBRUARY 2 6 ,1 9 2 6
For Bobby Burns’ Sake
EYES OF STATE
K
ARE FOCUSED ; ON
SUPREME COURT
High C ourt’s Decision Await*
cd On Dog T rack L egality
And O peration Pari-M utuel
D otting System A t T am pa
TALLAIIASSE. Fla.. Feb. 20 HP)
~ T h o eyes of tho sporting world
of Florida a re on tho S tate S u
prem e Court.
.1
The highest tribunal of tho com
monwealth has been called upon
to decide w hether both horse and
dog racing, o r cither of th e two,
?.r° iH®2 #l. The court is now de
liberating over the two appeals,
both of which originated in Tam pa.
Following ra th e r closely upon
the heels of the case styled thtj
S ta te of Florida versus the Tnm Pa Kennel Club, came th a t of tho
S tato of Florida versus the W est
Coast Jockey Club.
The two cases involved injunc
tions issued in the lower circuits,
and then supersedeas from - the
Suprem e Court. In both instances,
snorts which had been stopped by
the injunctions,'proved to be only
tem porarily dorm ant us the action
of the higher court came quickly.
The kennel club litigation sought
to test the Icgnlity of dog racing
in the state. T hat ag a in st tho
W est C oast Jockey Club asked for
light otpon the subject of p ari
m utuel betting. ” Both, however,
will let tho world know fo r all
time if betting on horses by the
ri-mutel system is within the
tv, and if cnnincs can be allowed
to compete for speed records if
there is the sm allest semblance of
betting.
Tho Tampa kennel was closed
when the lower court granted an
injunction restraining the promo
ters from operating the track be
cause, it was alleged in the bill of
complaint, betting was allowed.
Then came tho pari-mutuel ques
tion.
A ttorneys for the kennel club
and the jockey club, when th e low’*r
court dccid&l to issuo th e in ju n c
tions, got out th eir autom obiles
and sped to T allahassee to seek
th e aid o f tho SupVemc C o u rt in
reopening both track s.
T h eir
trip s proved to be not w ithout its
fruitfulness. Tho h ig h er tH bunnl
prom ptly issued th e d o o red su perscdrnx, and the sp o rt w ent on. v
Both supersedeas w ere p redic
ted upon the filing of form al a p
peals. The justices of th e court
here desired to be given nn o ppor
tu n ity to .c a re fu lly und fu lly re
view the allegations and evidence
in both enses, nnd, a t the sam e
tim e, they did not think th a t tho
sporting public of Florida should
s it idly by nnd w ait for th e ir v er
dict, one of the judges explained
in discussing the litigation,
Public Blamed For
Share Crime Wave
By Prison Inm ates
The puldic is bold by some inm ates
of the Kintucky S ta te Reform atory
to be in a m easure responsible for
the prevalence of crim e.
A sto ry in th e Mutual W elfare
League* Courier, n magazine pub
lished by thp institution, says that
tho unfriendly attitude of the pub
lic toward confclets released on ex
piration o f their terras is a trreat
factor in inducing the convict "to
follow the path o f crime, or the
lino of least resistance."
"If people would stop and con
sider tho other fellow .” tho story
declares, "give him n helping hnnd,
a friendly smile, the population
o f corrective instutions would not
he so great.
There would be less
crim e and more respect for law
and order."
conquered in ) dsr*. E m r wtattr.it s»W»
millions dancer and discomfort. Don't taka
chances, don't delay afi bow. Get The beee
help science knows.
Be $urc
LAKE CITY—T his place soou
to . have new broom factory.
Sir H arry Lauder, to be sure
Uritish supper, given to ruisc
of Hobby Bums.
How Doctors Treat WEIGH 5 POUNDS
Colds And The Flu MORE IN 30 DAYS
“These biscuits turned out so well I just naturally
,
couldn't keep 'em to myself. It's the first time I’ve
ever used Snowdrift and I'm, as proud as a peacock."
Best Cooking
rcconinifiitling i.niouiov inc pwn-
>
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find and refined calomel compound
tablet d ial gives you tile effects of
cnloiiiel and kails combined, w ith
out liie unpleasant effects of cllhOne or two Culotnlis at IhmItimq with a swallow of w a te r,—
that's all. No salts, no nausea
nor the slightest interference witli
your ratin g , work o r pleasure.
Next morning your cold lias vnnirhcl, your system is llm rotigldy
purified and' you ure feeling fine
with a hearty ap petite for b re ak
fast. Lai what you please,—no
danger.
tb'i i family package, co n tain
ing full directions, only 35 cents.
\ WISE W IFE
"Why do you watch the htisehall
litillciin so ca refu lly ?"
"M> husband is nn e n th u siast
o\cr the game.
I m ake it a
mlr inner to discuss household
or millinery expenses with him
except when the home tenin w ins."
—Washington Stur.
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TUB
CHEAT
M A J E S T IC
The Bailee with a Reputation
SANFORD GROVE
Here is the new model G reat M airslir, the finest Range
tu r r built.
I'se s less furl yet .bakes perfectly.
All cop
per reservoir, given abundant hot w ider all tlte tim e w ith
out ex tra fu rl.
work.
This week only, while our factory donionstration is going on, w* uny
giving aw ay w ithout ccmt to every p urchaser of • - MAJESTIC Range
—a beautiful kitchen ware set of solid polished copper, or If you
prefer, u het of special M AJESTIC wnro. Make up your mind to savo
money by buying bofure this rem arkable o ffer expires. But whether
you buy n r not, you ure welcome. Don’t miss th is in terestin g dbinoiiM rutiun—all this week. *
See this Demonstration—No obligation
Burnished blue polishd tap requires little
ItcAiitiful throughout with heavy Nirklcd T rim
m ings—doors and splasher hack paneled in White, Gray or
lllue Enamel if desired.
Hus ru stless floor re st; large
Come in yourself and bring your friends. The M A JESTIC export
will explain in detail for you why tho M AJESTIC costs less p er year
th an uny o th er rungu In the w orld; how it saves fuel and repairs
und assu res b etto r cooking.
warm ing closets; open end null pan, und oven door that
will support any weight placed on it.
ll "ill be in ibe advantage of uli visitors to rem ain in ihe city for another
da> that they may see the w onderful investm ent opportunities that are
offered. Sanford 'T h e ( ’i|y S u b s ta n tia l" with its ideal locution at th e head
of Jhe SI. Jo h n sJlu x c . il^ntensiveiy-dvvrjw T icd nrrictiR um l ltindw,- «<* «“ «>'
ytfK s to all points of F lorida o ffe rs pn opportunity for u sure growiiiK
investment, either from th e stan d p o in t of u home or profit.
T h is W e
rHE MAJESTIC—and You
Tho MAJESTIC in your kitchen will be a life time friend. It will
lighten your work and savo worry, because it is so dependable. Day
in and day out—three times a day you can depend on the MAJESTIC
to bring health and happincaa to your household through b etter cook- Vy
ing and baking. Huge dinners for harvest hands or email meala f o r ^ j j f i
two aru cared
Wall It tedil pmwide ail abundant supply
-o f-h o t witter constantly in its twelve gallon copper reiurvolr and b e. . a
cause of ite special saving design, Jt will stay clean and new with
-hardly uny effort. The Range With A Itep u ta tlo n -is the rungs o f no
regrets.
FREE OFFER-—This- Week Only
■mm'?
Ut “ w n p a n y ° u r representativ e
K 1 the surrounding te rrito ry of the city.
IA Hie p roperly, und
Your choice
of • »et of solid copper or special MAJESTIC Kitchen
„
Ware Fret with tech MAJESTIC Range porckaaod—this week only.
E. C. MILLED,
P resid en t
Phone 249
Ibis beautiful set of Polished Solid Copper
Wo will tfl
Ware absolutely without cost If you decide to buy your
GREAT MAJESTIC RANGE durlag this Exhibit week;
or. If you pYefer, we will *i»o T»u a wonderful serviceable
aet of Majoatlc Enamel sad Copper Cooking Ware.
BaMigBgBB
Phone 8
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b is p w ^ f 1
\ .' ^VtCfVN»»' *- *
P A G E TEN
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Lid
\ Millions Of t)ollnrH Saved By*
M ethods O f T re a tm e n t T h n l ’
W ere Discovered By S ister
O f Colorado Mine C hem ist
1
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DENVER, Feb. 204/1*1—From n
Ntronian’h h atred fo r d irt line . l e v e l - oped th e oil N clortive
flo tn tio n j
procern w h ich linn m ndc the* tr e a t
m e n t o f co m p lex iind low g r a d e
o r e s a kucccsh. M illions o f d ollu r*
h a v e been m ndc a n d n a v o d b y th e
• rryrthod, a lth o u g h itw o r ig in a to r,
C a r r ie E v e rso n , linn passed Into
p r a c tic a l o b sc u rity .
*
. - V S i r G ....I'a1,.* ........... .
nil '
Tltr lilxiYr
•*f u lute* • jir»„),i,.,
Ill'll will he utranbli
Hcnr of u 11 rncu^
Tl''-
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*}\rii iir.,h_f»
^'*T**^ iL!
* bul|IlW
-th in . iUlrll
”
i- S K SHBwnie#
'V‘.V''!./*‘.'i
.
iJ
iv h c n s h e h a s '
Does, lie lei half ol llie garage stand there empty) Not
on votir life! l ie gels on the job and hires it out. I le
puts it to work and makes it E A R N M O N E Y for him.
Now we all don’t own garages hut we all have some
money saved up, or can save some, and these savings
can he pul lo work and made to E A R N M O N EY FOR
^ OU gist the same as you pul a garage lo work.
I he wav to put money to work is to
tr r
th e m tin
i|............
Hut peoplt* run xilltlol
lltyil (1.............at i
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JU D G E: (.oml gracious, wind is have lo lake like m u were taking a - ,
‘ Imrge'l w ith .
dose of inedicitie and cork it|i vntti ' ...
rONSTAULK: I tlmi't Kiinvk, >n, tin tint to hold down, will muke a
liut I think it is siitlu w aler.—Tit- ful person thin, in a tluii person
Bits.
(at.
INVEST IT
OAKDALE
IN
and the way lo invest is to buy shares
of Preferred Stock of
Florida Power & Light Co.
It’s SAFE and PAYS
¥
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oi- i- i its ij-timi -;si -;i-:k hks
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"a n You 80 LV
iv r i n r i 'i v c m itT, 4 i : \ h .v t i i
. 1 iiirlA i, n u n it sm u.vui.i-:
weight. It's sintpli a nialtiT nt i i -- 1n. i p . , i
III
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ALL ('IIA It(ilil) IT*
•I < i». N i l l i l H l i l I I t i l | > l - I I I l t l *
diet.
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Jf you weigh too little or too
S.i i*l • *ii'l i*. t
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JDDOE: H 'liat’s your lutitie?
inticli, the thing for \ou to do ,s
I. It I. •|
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I’HISON'Kll: (who had a Itesil never to eat mivtlung vmi like
' » 1•* lit t .1 1. « «l Mi.» I ink:
..lire in his speeeh): S i»; sl -tiisAny r<IlIt, fol wlii.h you ............... - ;
111 n s l. ..
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, so IIIU*ly no appetite, which you J ''
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>*!un|*vnds n.»-< «•-
BILL.
r o r v r v , i t .o iiio a . iv c iia v *,
J. J. Clark, mujority owner in
itcuv .
the bia Klttlmnc mine at SilverSuit In Itulrl Tlllr.
ton, Colo., tells how she stumbled
TIIHODOSIA i; DANlKI.. Lx.culrl*
of 1Ik- Ksliitv of W. J. Daniel
. onto tlie Idea, and other Denver
Koniplaiuunl.
mining mrn Vouch for his story.
Vs.
MOno tiny In 1807 ," Clnrk says,
DANII.'I. tv. II11 1(J 11AM. Ill llvlnx.
<-tr. i-t :il
Defendants.
"Miss Everson was in her brotliOrUrr lor Putdlralloa.
. e r ’a - a s s a y office in Denver and
1 The Hlntr -nf l-,iorlila to Daniel
• now a pile of dirty ore sacks,
tV. Urlghain. If living, and If dead,
nil parties rlalinlliK any Inil- rest In
which her woman’s instinct for
tin.
land und premises Involved In
cleanliness impelled her to tackle.
this suit, as liolrs. devisees, primShe doused them in n pall of sudsy
lees or other claimants under Un
said Daniel tV. Drlghnnt. and cnrli
• dt-waler and swished them around
of them, deceased o'r otherwise! and
until a scum appealed on the aur’ lo all parties rlitlmlmt Interests In
- face of the w ater—a scum which,
tin I.mil mol premises lierelnuftei
d.-serlhed. sltlialo in Memlimle Couilto her eyes, appeared to contain
I) rjorlda, tn-wlt
mineral values, although a t the
ItiKlnnlna at the Monthwi-sl I 'm '
I ner of the Northwest Quarter (NtV
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time she could not eoncclvo of
I
I
I
) of 1 lie Kouthwesl Quarter ISW
metals floating.*
I I) of S.-etlou Flfleen (If.). Town,
slilli 'I'wonlJ fin). South. linn**"She removed the scum, poured
1 Tlilrtj-Uvo Ci'2 ) Hast, run Hast li*
out the sudsy w ater and found ut
feel North t l , feet. West *17 fuel,
P
tho bottom of the pail a sludge
t South • IT .fe.el to point of beglliI nil.,- eonlalnlun I It* |ieii-s. molt
which she knew to he only waste
i or I. -.s
w rock particles.
The mineral val
i It appeal lux lo the swotn Hill of
u ta had floated to the top while
t*oinplattil herein Itiat von and - a.'li
of >ot| lull) In till, r.-st..I III Ihose
the rock sunk.
■-. itnlu Ira. Is of Ian.I situated In
"Her brother analysed liie scum
S>-in Iin.1*- County. Florida, anil tieand determined that lend and ziiic This monument to the officers and serll.e.l nhove, uliil. and i'«.-li ol out.
are
heri-ltv 1011111111111l.il an.i re.|iilred
, values had ridden to the surface men of the Igitlb’ship Maim*, lilowii to appear
to said lull of i'..io|.liilnl
oil the grease bubbles of the soap, up in llavnnu liarhur ~H years ngn, j .u n>.-' I'.oirt House iii Sinitoi.i, sent
.
ju s t an in the modern flotation was unveiled in IIn- prcst’lirti »if a |' | •«»| •■ I '<111111 v. I lltlllhl. lift
Hit* III* ilii\ nf Marr’li \ I'
process they rise to the surface on ill-legation of Aniericmi Spanisli tillii
I UIni’ hillti 11111 Will 1m I.till'll .ID
tin y rafts of oil,
war vcleran-i I'rcsidcnl Muchudo I’niif •••*h*mI I•\ i mi. Haiti Hill «•( i'tiliiplalnf tin %Itm Im*<*ii filcti f* • iln* pur*
llrothcr Assisted
of Cuba and Col. ('mini Thomp lhi
'1 »'f l|111•*t Illtf Mill* III lint
"Tho brother took up the. idea son. cominnndcr in chief of tin* I l».
.• 1III* •1 ti. irl m nf Itiiifl III III* I 'lift - |
and started to develop it in a small United Spanisli Wat Veterans, pill lift 111 Tl. iMidimlii Iv l»llttl. 1 Lx
•
•III
l lV of 1lie KnIiiIi ..f w J
w a y , tryin g to interest many spokev
1»;ntl.l
prominent mining men.
In a
If is 1nt 'ii • t *. *l.i **i| ib.it n.i Ml - '
«l. . In 1. •*•M»• Ii* . tiiu'i .. . . i. i .r
i,
abort while many scientific hive.*- 1
•
it
lit • ••i. * »*i 1' »• H»* Ik • . • •
tigators were lit work on lla- same I
; *<i. 11•i »1 II. I ibl . II.'H • P
* ••it.
l) l li T
i ‘.
thing, hut It was several years.la:
n H*in iii.i|#* *'mint t
.. it*I » ’i «h «• •t • *i •
fore tho oil flotntion method hel ui .it V I • j ” ’•
I
.cam e any mom than a secondary linn, l-.tl. Wallliall.
\ I I *• »l •
Seminole lluij);pn Essex Co
method for separating ores.
• 1 • • *i *’ii > • r
‘•• Mil ||*.|. I .till l\
Sanford, rin.
"The Idea never died out, how
It '
ever, and ten years ago rttetnllur Dear Etl:
|>
Scientists
tell
its
Hint
tl
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n
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i
gists in Australia made a great
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step, by flouting silver, lead and necessary In Is* fat or In Is* linn
*inc separately in different oils. hut that end) man und each woman
Ml III! Nlit
Mi l II i . Ill
Tho w ar halted perfection of the j can lie'll iterfcct dii at will.
N••11••• i 11• i
'•it I11 1 i»:» I•i
I
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But
it
takes
u
lot
of
will
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until
'
.
process and it was not until I'.rjn
N |i I’•Jt.
ii..
t i
tho i both Australian ami Amer- 1 i grant vim that weight is i r*n»
..................
i p • i•••-.<
lean mclnllurglslH mailt* rettl prog- I m ailer of regulation So is pin »••.i•ii»«
I •* * * l l I
»i i i •i •
Il*.t.wl,, I. I
resa and ilnveloticd tin- method to liibition
s
a practical position.
Now it t-I If it were as easv for a woman
used almost throughout 'the world , l" change her shupe us it is fm ( ''
and has made paying projects o u t’ her to rhiuige from ii hlnml to a
of workings hitherto unprofitable " brunette, nt vtsu versa, then all
__________________
' tin- corset ntnnufiii ttnei- wniinl *••• *•
have been put out of liusitu - long
SLOW MOTION
ago'
'* ! in... t >*i I »..l l.i
It's no disgimi- to In- ful, lull 1 "■
i • |ui i<i. *1 II
thcY!iMtI(i W0M/IN la -l'a tiaitce if I were a fill woinnii I ilun’t Hunk
I It., i l l ..I S
v/m en
,, ..
I would wear these imstel sloek
i r l . i f l . <f
j I.*
YOUNG MAN: ( .... t. I I h . r - jnKH ul„, „kjr|v
t„ ,r,Ve th.
Y0UN<; WOMAN. That's
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H
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" * Y- F E n R U A m _ g y j« S
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AllCKt:
Bonds
numbored
front
M
to
116
.
to
You don’t need a n y diet book.
January 1M.
n . M<1. I- I-. ■•““- J ” *.V,V . A....... ..
The Invariable rule la th a t If you mature
Bntttla numbered from 116 to 13*.
far
like anything, you ought not to
I\ T in : t’OMlT OK TUB rotfVTV
" v : r : . 5 . w * } » ;••
" K T S t l " " 'T r j r c l any and nil
J i m i i i.
mumi.v oi . h
co n ntv,
eat it.
Diet,, of course, ia the moat im
HTATI-: OK KLOftlOA.
in . lihls Is reserved.
Proposals Shall I*
I* I n re the estate or: PiSTBR NOLAN,
portant item in weight control. to mat tiro January 1st. 1934.
ilrccased. In prnbntc.
Bonds numbered from J** *u - 07 Korrest latkc, . . I - , .t*ny t’omnilsBut exercise ia not to bo over
I’liinl Notice
as oV'h-anforil.
the t J^ KI»rl,U
Klorlila
mature Janunry 1st. I*3“. . . illoushnlder.
m
n
T
o
w
tTn
N,.l l o . Is 'hereby given that the
looked. But excrciae ia not to be to Bonds
ntimliered from 20H to 233 slon
of
the
*
'»?,
isl.
es
of
tne
J i:„u,l Trusle. s
, n l |,.,-signed, w ill, on the *tli day
ulwnya depended upon. For e x to mature Jnunary 1st. IS**.
..... slow
Tin* full faith a ltd credit of Hie ?h. V-Uy of Hanford. Klorhla. ul j ^ ‘"v^n-h. .v! |>. I92 fi presnnt lo III. I
ample, note bow m any women.you
• lloMurnldi* County Ju d ge of Seui I- 1
CIlJ of HunfoMl. KMrllla. Is Irrevo * . i f.*t,, r lit -i
sec with double china!
cably pledged for the payment or H*\V -P^kWI-oiir' liatiils as tj"‘ ,1 ‘ ? | {ml,. .County. Klorldu. her fllutl r .A person has to choose between the principal mill Interest -of said . " ‘i i. mV , Mliif Cliv of Sunforil. (url, account and vouchers ns udiiViwL and ns ’ ei-offlclo Hond Jmnlslratrlx of the eatntn of Peter
; hnving a perfect figure und on- issue of bonds.
Morlila. anu nM
Kauforil. v„ian • dt-censed. and nt said Mntn.
This Issue of bonds to lie sold ^ H d T . n d - lb* sea oV said
IJoying life.
, th e n a n d tl.o r - make npidlcallon t»!
subject
to
tltb
approving
opinion
of
y , o r ' \2711 Say Of January. 1 the said Judm* for a final s«ltUiAa for me I’d rather e a t und be Caldwell A I'.iymiilid. Attorneys. “n
,IJ>
,
meiit of her administration of^ said
fat, and I’d rather drive an Essex New York t’lt>. to be furnished ,b> A » l ” SLn „|,|.*ST l.AKi:.
! . 0.1 ate. and for an order dlscliarg-l
where I am going than to tr y to tin- City of Hnnford. Klorldn.
. ,,
m o 'Vmiah K
|,t« Iter as such adiiili.lslnitrlx.
,
Mils must In- accompanied
(Heal)
£ O 7 rorH H)i.l»i:it.
Dated this the 29th day of Dewalk-off a few pounds every day. a All
cei
l
Hilled
check
for
two
per
rent,
The pleasure of ridin? in an of tho iim o u n l of flic b o n u s lo in* a .
CI.V
' ............
m ith .
of Hanford.
Klorldn. " 'd a
Administratrix s <
*r tho e slals
Essex Couch is compensation suf aulcl.
officio
B o n d Trustees of tb.
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,;.r
nN„|ull.
deceased.
|
ficient for even g ain in g u few
1lid« may b«- aubmlllrd lii t l y «»*
of Hnnfiird. Florida.
le r n u t lv * h b lo
ru in o f
In tc re si
pounds.
Yours.
Memorial
f-TP
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1 r • / - iie-*«i*sr-w. -
P P P -"'
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WOMAN IS SAID (
iTO BE INVENTOR
* OF ORE PROCESS
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1. An uk’al lioinusilii, covered wilIi ik*;iiiLi ful live oak and
i» n'.’s, located only a few Idocks fimn a railway station, a
V""d school, stou's, clnirclu s and posLofl ice.
All luij-vc lots, aOxI’Ji) and larycr on and near the lli-xie
11!,u!i\\’ay, now 1u*ini• n t w d I»»•t •. *•(-n Sanford and New
Smyrna.
d.
.\ iionit’,just a lew minutes a u a \ from the heart of Sanford
and la minutes from the finest ocean beach in the world.
-I. kilts hij»’h, well drained and fertile, within a stones throw
ol a heauti/ul lake which afford houtin.i»\ hathinjf and fishin«r.
a. I’reedoin I mm insects. There ai " \ i-ry few niosi|iiitos and
no sand fleas J^eiv.
t>. Pino (h’iidiin^ \\TinTrriioiie hetter in the state.
Lots in Oakdalo are priced nt about half what you are atjked in ether developments, not nearly so well located.
Don’t take our word for this. Come and look Oakdalo and
Osteon over. YVe like it, we think you will.
flic opening sale of lots in Oakdale will Ik* held Wednes
day, March 10th. Barbecue dinner at noon. You are cordial
ly invited to be our quests.
A beautiful lot will be Riven away on th at date absolutely
free, no strings to the offer. All we ask you to do is to register
with us on the grounds some time beloie noon on the day of
the sale. We are making this offer as a special inducement to
get you to investigate Oakdale «6id Osteen.
7
C en t
ON y o u r m o n e y
OrdriN m.iy h r p la m l and inform ation obtained (hroiiKh any employe of
The rinrida Power A Light Co.
lit in fm m at .tin m a y lie o b t a in e d a n d purchases made through
t
e i i s l N a tio n a l H ank.
S a n fo r d . F lo rid a .
S an fo rd Bank und T ru st l*o.
Sanford, Florida.
I ul out and mail to m d e r stock or for com plete inform ation
M a n y people do nut r e a
liz e th e d i f f e r e n c e b e
tw e e n IN V E S T IN G a n d
h l’LCUU N G .
T h e d ic
t i o n a r y s a y « to i n v e s t in
“ to p la c e m o n ey w h e r e it
w ill be S A K E a n d e a r n
MOUK m o n e y.
J
FLORIDA I'OWKU & LIG H T CO.. MIAMI, FLORIDA.
A K »»k
I'rctrrrrrt a lack U rparlmm .
,,,,
_ (Mark X in t t incctluK ytmr requircuianta)
'■!*«'*'' n ' " l
D• •• *■•!•* .-( booklet telling mute about >*>ur Prrt«r»rtl
Stock utul Ihn <i,iupun>
.
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( ) I w ith lo OiVTir-i ,l„. f,„
nIibi . i vuur Prcferrvil Slock at I»rlc« ol |
-ni..iin*° dur a,,a
•*»»lU.-i.U pvr .hare* S.-nU bill lo mv .hovvlli* «»*vl ^
slo ck h ok l^
(
wish to «*h 1
,
(
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) I Vvluli to ktil.N.-ill., fol
,|l i r i . vmir
Slo»-k nil Ji«»V
tlua uu und “a
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lH»r altare P*r luoinh. uu
lloo.uu ami hi 11 utui d tv Id* mi |»t*r uliurt! lias been ptidv
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I
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>«ur a 11
Prafarrrd
illv itli-inl
pet. .liar.
» III, Uruft
ui'hvil to. mock ul * 1WO.OO and accrued
,
G. A. TYLER, Owner
—— - r
m a i n t a i n ^* '
for the * * * *
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mm
TH E SANFORD H ER A LD . FR ID A Y . F E B R U A R Y 26,1926
i.., . . . __ ____.ntam l that tllU
t h l:s j a i u l t i i l h o ^ o U o ' ,f
^VJjlsrlli
Sent I-
four consecutive Tf.'?K*r newsoap
Hemlnol.'*'
• M'ltrcli. I»S*. th*
Monday In-Si'
U " aa H
o le D a y of th l* C o n n . p . i ; W ° r,it * BMford.
belnK
Hole
' h ®l, rn o",*h : h u C o u n ty . F l o r i d a .
and *the f i r s t d a y
o r *•*•*••. tila, t a r n of T. \V. U V t o n . Hoeo ff ic e of
lb®
iWUnesa mV hand arid th#
T i i u * Av . , j t t x
u n i o o i . i n s . retar.v, .Mnnfairtl. F l n r l d u . unit m a r k *
C o u r».
r t na t
ti h e* 8 eSme ml ni noolle
uc oo uunnt uy
*
^ n r th $2 0 0 )0 0 0
j l t h d a y o f 8*
K sn trw
*• <«TItKIWVH4U «d “ Hid t o r Honda."
llc^»<>. • new-parer:
lflt. r..ctlon of * * f ,1J * 1IS J l '
C o u rth o u se . Sanroro. n o rm i* .
s a i d C- o u r i. t h i s
AS SANI I) llll S P E C IA I.
W I T K R M t h e hiuid-« nnff tli# r h a t r - pnhllshd a t Hanford. Klorlda.
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so w ill be e n t e r e d iiK atasl y o u JV" a
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s a n n v r d . S e m in o le
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I ■orid.'i on n r b e fo r o t h e • iAplrutlnn
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Wednesday, March
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MADAM GALL1CURCI
World’s greatest co
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Prices 81.50 to 85.00
Plus Tax
Scats on sale Wed
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9:00 A. M.
I ’npaid reservations
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In Soutlieastcrn Semihole County
The hike section, on Okeechobee Division, F. E. C. Ry.
Price for each 10 acre unit including 5 room bungalow,
with bath and garage $7500.00—One -fourth
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221 East First Street
Opposite Post Oft.co
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Good Hotel Accomodations at Reasonable Rates „
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A. G. Wagner,
Resident Agent,
Chuluota, Fla.
j. W. Hoffman, Vice Pres.
City Building,
S t Augustine, Fla.
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WANT AI). HATES
T e rm s: Cash in Advance
.Telephone ads, will he received
fo r patrons and collector sent
Im m ediately fo r paym ent.
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S Tim es ................ Re a line
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26 Tim es ......................Be a line
The reduced ra te s are fo r
secutivn insertions.
Six w ords of average length
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M inimum ch arg e of .10 fo r
f ir s t insertion.
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to proper; classification.
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ru les and classification will
give yon com plete inform ation.
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a s s is t you in.Nwording your
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fective.
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they desire re su lts. A bout ono
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It telephone, and tho o th ers
c a n 't com m unicate w ith you
unless they know your address.
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IN C .203 Oak Avenua
Phone 41
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61— M isc e lla n e o u s ,
13— A utom obiles fo r E x
change.
R EFIN ED LADY
F o r Real E state Work
No previous experience necessary
W ILL trad e 1025 F o rd Sedrfn fo r
, good house car. A ddress W alter D raw ing account and- commission,
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given to the ono who can qualify,
E. P erry, 1021‘A Elm , City.
Don-Jon C hevrolet Co., Inc.
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T enth and S anford Ave., phone 768 15— Service S tatio n s— R epair- r . h . Mantz. 204 s . Bench St.,
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Daytona Bench. Florida.
R E E L St S O N S
You Drive It.
WANTED1
33— Help W nntcd—Male ,
W. M yrtle and 2nd St. a t R. R.
5000 Squeaks
CEM ENT FIN ISH ER S on side
W ell tak e 'em out and
walks. Apply 11 Masonic Bldg.
ABSOLUTELY FR E E
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M onday nnd Tuesday,
1925 PE E R L E SS SED A N , bought
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Feb.
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la s t sum m er. Owner gning
fice nnd stenographic w ark. Ap
PE R FE C T IO N AUTO
no rth , wishes to sell a t bargain.
ply 232 M eiich Building,
LAUNDRY
A t |1,350. Box 10 care o f Herald.
W IGHTS—Three stations. Msg- 35— Salesmen and A gents
, nolln nnd Second, F irst and Elm, —
Sanford Avenue and 10th S treet.
E x pert service.
W ANTED, ’A PT o r Houseke-ep.
CUT FLOW ERS to r sale. Calendu
Ing room s, by M iych 1, J . J . H.,
las. sweet pea^' n n ^ oth°phJ ”p Care of H erald Office.
flowers. 25c per dozen.
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m ent in excellent neighborhood. Eastern exposure. r> r,^^VfTlaeW A N NA MA K E R‘rS ^ L E V E LA N D
Phone_________________
329-W fo r inform
b ath. P rice for next few d a j.V n n
Tools im p ro v edi‘!^Dixie
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easy term s.
a jI I 0' 00
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McCALL A F m
REALTORS
PH O N E 745.
GALVANIZED IRON AND wood- i 82— B usiness P roperty
en tubs for washing"
„ celery.
F. F. DUTTON & CO^..
WOOD FOR SALE. fiMfr s ta n d s
pfno wood cut stove length.'. See
, Mr O’Rear Sanford R ealty'O ffice
TRACTOR Service, clearing plow - 1
Ball Bldg. Phone 61)7. \Pri?cd to
ing, disking nnd stre e t grading,
move quickly.
i Let us do your subdivision. M. M. 1
REAL ESTATE SALESM EN
Lord, Route A, Box 21(1.
ION andiron
FILLING STATION
anduundside
18— B usiness ServiCQ O ffered Only Jiroducers wanted. We have
stand. On mainin highvwy's acre
,............ ......................................_...................
___ ......
rv. fine fori fruit
nnd.........
dry
iin unusually
a ttra ctiv e proposition laud, high
to o ffer to hustlers who have com e;.and poultry. Good income assured;
— “list- well traveled road. New 4 ,toi)m
to Hnnford to make monev.Our
I WANT TO SELL vonr lot in Fort ings and rlientel is tho t.est. If bungalow, broad piazza, phone atid
, Mellon at liberal profit on money you nre a salesm an and want to electricity nvnilatile. splendid.jbews
, paid in? If so, advise, giving lot make permanent connections, where Leaving state, sacrifice .-it jKKPOv.
j num ber and lowest rash price.
your services will lie appreciated, P art needed. Herman CorrijHnbn.
I Box 15 care of Herald.
and your income unlim ited. Ad 4117 First N at'l. Bank Bu^puig.
dress Itnx D I till ra re ifernld, for | Hanford, Florida.
’j i
,
1 an interview.
*
GOOD U S E p CARS
W anted— Room s, B oard
W A R E H O U SE
V
PR O PE R T Y FO R L E A SE
1023 E ssex T ouring $225.00
CLOSE IN
,
1024 C hevrolet T our. $ 200.00
1923 F ord T o u rin g $150.00
BEAUTIFUL
1023 Ford T ouring $125.00
1022 F ord T ouring S 00.00
W. P. CARTER * 4.
NEW
1024 Ford T o uring $175.00
1024 F ord Coupe
$275.00
Room 230 Meisch B uilding
STUCCO BUNGALOW
1024 C hevrolet Tour. $ 200.00
1923 I)ndg« Sedan
$350.00'
1024 O verland Tour. $276.00
Six room s, hath and lw*
1024 Overlnnd Scdnn $206.00
porches.
f
1021 Dodge T ouring $100.0<*
61-A— Miscellaneous
\
1 1023 Chevrolet Coupe $225.00 ; *
1
AMERICAN C A FE
I-ocnted on Oak Avenue
1 1024 Ford T ouring $125.00 ■We have ju st opened up n modern
change
8.1 h3— I’n rm s nnd Land F o r Sale
at fourteenth Street.
i2
___
________ _
,
■ 1 1020 Chevrolet Tour. $ 60.00 jrnfe in the C ates building. We serve ' ,
'REALTORS and Brokers should
~
n
~ i ~
home riHikul foods, in tlie cleanest «lj— Siltl.'iIioitH \N it 11It’ll—-IVItllt*‘ curry .. eomplcte list of i M r M M L E N acres, fl room house,
All the above rn rs are in good
dings. Everything h i
PRICE $H.(Mmiiu
. hrsl 1
condition and the pi ires are
'(a ry . Come in anil eat with iim.
A L1TTI .1 : TVA NT Ail IN The i urns <
right.
HERA iI.D will hnug ynii In big
—TERM S—
results
A.Iveilise iliime old nrTl 6 5 — S prU lils n l I ho M o n *
J(S|_.•L.„ „ UJ1CB F # r ^
tidcM >1(1a have rnmi'd uway Atid 1 - , .
DON .ION' INCORPORATION
have mi use* (<*r A lift It* (hi rty
5 GARAGE
A PA R T M E N T — Rosu- M M & 2 S Z l
•■••tit ad fllll V hi tag ynu liUVcrhl j
Sanford
Dpolers.
lind
H
eighta,
$1,460. $161) cash,
Fruit Co., 107 W. h'irst S treet.
dollars. 1 lamie 1 IK Mini n re||T« 1
$
20.00
p
er
m
onth.
II. ZE1TER.
W
l
•••!•I /*f i
II Mill find hpi* you
»
S IT VOIIR TABLE
T H E DAVEY WINSTON
,‘lANFORD DRUG COMPANY
O rganization, Incorporated
5
ROOM
H
O
U
SE
w
ith
b
ath
und
“The Ite.xull S to re"
.‘IS— B u s in e s s 0 |i |i i n l u n i t i e s
With
sleeping porch. T erm s re aso n
We make a h|ieeial(y of o ur prompt
• OW NERS
able. flth St. betw een Elm and
filling of prescriptions and quick
Ifsrr
ROGERS IK 17 SILVERW A RE
Myrtle. Plume 461-J S anford.
delivery.
Msnonic Bldg.
Phone 70".
Drugs — Soda — llo t Sandwiches HOUSE. Lot and small filling sta 'f
FOR SA LE by ow ner, house on 55
Distributed by
_____ ______________
iion Snwill(<asli pnvnient, take (
ft. lot in tho b est p a r t of San8— Personals .
IF IT'S A BARGAIN
good car as part payment. W est.
ford o u tsk irts, .oak tree s
with
jtf
s rw rs s —
j
“ We Have It"
S |- N,' ' xl
SU FFER ER S of heart trotildu, Anbeautiful view. S tric tly modern
T ill: HALL HARDW ARE CO.
We
have
on
hand
the
followSH N N Y LA N D REALTY CO.
glrin Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthm a,
in the m odified Spanish style of
iiHed cars that arc in A-l con
R ealtor
r.
High Blood Pressure, Paralysis, I
architect are. T erm s on interview .
dition.
Priced
to
nidi:
,H . G. W onlworth, M gr., 2 LM Meisch ...... '
. . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . ~
•dll gladly tell you free, how you
Box 10, Herald.
jan get quick and Inst mg relief,
! Bldg., ovi•/ P iggy W iggly, hilt we
L ii i' V.i ' ..
*!1, ",w n.K
f deliver
"
health will sell enlire husiWithout using drugs, medicine or
A REA L b arg ain in a furnished
________ L_____
*______________tiers at a hargaio
A d d re ss!....
.7
*7~ ,
(cram s. Address It. V. Walden, R oi
home. See Sim m ons R ealty Co.,
LANEVJH
DRUG
STO
R
E
Pre
D
«'»
r.
Lake
Marv
Casino,
,
‘"-V
]•'•
1550, New Haven, Conn.
phone -tO-.l.
It
.
_
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Hudson Conch
$700.00
HriiptioriM, l > r n ^ # Soilas. \V«* ' ' 4,v* M1**'1*!*1W illys-K nighl T ouring $076.Ott
NEW 4 ROOM HOUSE 2 blocks
f j/d ic e
r ' i t " u , . r ,r y" "
y,’" r
17— D o g s. C u N . P e ls
Overlnnd Red Bird
. 376.00
o fr \CTst F irst St. Lot 40X13'.).
BARGAINS
. 11
_
_
_
| WANTED AT ONCE Seven room
N'iihIi Four T ouring
275.00
i
T ~ E. HPUItl.ING, Milwllvislon
111— B u ild in g — C o n I r u c ti n g
1 <’,tl -*S A I u
IIFU 1. i hmignlow, l bedrisnns. Nortli G arage, .light*, w ater niul shade.
Overbuilt Four T ouring 160 on
F our room house on I'nlPekingese Puppies from b e s t of l ith St., west of Sanford Ave. Price $2.MO:OU; *760.00 Cash" B al
specialist. Subdivision to Orm etto Avenue for $2/4X1 att
tc*
heads. Not over $|o,ii()(l. C ostum er w ait ance $30.00 m onthly. Rent subject
lirlg h ls, Florida on Dlxlev llighSANFORD ROOFING
CO. n-jcT
Tile stoek r idilainahlc.
i , ' Splendid
,
to sale $30.0(1 |>er m onth. Phone
$7(10.0(1 cash, balance month
luri'io, F io rd s, nnd
F lo ra
roofs, built op roofs. Re-roofing u " 1 '"'S*''
mu* Kora^om ing. A. P. Connollev A Sons.
Iflfl. VV. C. H art line.
Phone
IK
.(.'oiner
Magnolin
anil2ud
If.
way.
F.
A
M.
MOTOR
CO
pfiy
t
over O ld m ots. Leaks rc,wired. E - V/i- u
i i V‘r '^ , , / T 1'" " " t I
Phone 6 H
^tim ales free. Call Oak Ave. an .1 A' rH
M" ’" ' - l0"
10— Last and Found
’
S l■
( t e n , o , wo hundred Im ns'or m '
An ideal residence lot in
PEK
IN
G
ESE
AT
STUD;
P«>
•»
»
j **'1"
" v,'r *- tonnths old. It. T.
Rose C ourt, 160 feet front,
SANFORD
ELECTRIC
CO.
Dealers
in
BROWN LEATHER BILLFOLD I
Wong of Sati F ii. Large flat I I ill' r. Route A. Sanford, Fla.
for $2,600.9(1 on liberal
Successors to Gilfon & Platt
sometime Suturihiv a. in. Chevrn- ;
1 1 0 Miigiiolia. E verything elec- skulled. hcav\ honed, weight K 1-2 \\ AN I I I ) I to 5 colonies of
terniH.
W
ILLYS-KNK.'HT
and
!..
let registration rnrd inside. Finder
trienl. Phone 422. E leelrugith d ,s- fe e $26.00 Mrs. Short. 2 '!0 ."i
OVERLAND CARS
Bee-, m modern 10 fram e hives.
jflctlsc return to Herald Office and
Rtidio.
Magmdia Avenue.
FARM S W ANTED!
One of the bent residrnre
II. I Id ler. Paolu.
Ireceive rew ard.
Park
and
Commercial
lots to bo hnd in Sanford,
; |C
on F rench Avenue, opposite
in— P.mlirv' and Supplies
SANFORD and PH ILA D ELPH IA
of 'I mt atnl Sheet Metal Work. __
'*
P in ch u rst; beautiful shade
H
e
have
Noil
hem
buyers
fo
r'
W ater and Boat Tanks, At Dak B FT W FI'N
\ v i i ion >•
',!,vo
trees, good neighborhood.
Avenue
nnd
and
Third
S
treet.
Tele
TeleV
.
T
"
K
r
“'''
hens.
C u l l lo ti \
l . n u r e l Av<
ON PALMETTO AVE. between i
We desire listings on groves,
$2,600.00, W orth $3.000 0"
phone III.
LITTLE ami CLAYDEN
a f t e i | p. ni.
*
*f high school nipt F irst S treet, to n ,
truck fa u n s and
sm all ac
T
erm
s to he arranged.
-> Ball Building.
•p it case with initials I..
It. con
reage of nil kinds.
If you
■|______
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general ......
.
twining shirt, brown coat and other
are desirous of converting your
Rhode Island
cement Work, sidewalks, build‘
'
*»7— B o o m s W ith B oard
eggs. • a'l 2-113.
accessories. Finder return to I.,
property into cash why not
IIR IT T -C IiIT T E N DK N RF \ I T V
itig I d o c k ir r ig a tio n boxes. J. It.
g
p . Brbovfl nnd receive rewind.
GUA RA N TEED FORD USED
have our nigunizntion work for
CO., INC.
Tcrw illeger, Prop.
5 3 — H tiililm g .M o le ria ls
ROOMS, with or w ithout meals.
v
you. O ur tw enty-five years
Iteusonuble
rates.
Lincoln
Hotel.
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If y„„
CARS AND TRUCKS
of service in selling farm s
- want to sell your used ears, aitshould he proof enough th a t
—
(IS—
B
o
o
m
s
W
ith
o
u
t
B
oard
vertise daily on (lie classified page
w«« know how.
1923 Tinning
$176.00
^ A u t o m o b i l e s F o r S o le .
FRONT
BEDROOM.
fo
T
T
e
n
t
to
I
$235.00
PAINTING and kalsom iniug wull
1924 T ouring
II. It. McCALL JR.
gentlem an only.
Apply 7 0 3 ;
$3t)0lio 1 Work gua in lit eed satisfactory
1924 Sedan
Our Listings are not
8 TUDEBAK ER late model log fl
Oak Avenue.
,
G
ringo
Rairtl,
P
ainter,
Saiilord.
$260 (J^)
192.1 Ton Trm k
Exclusive.
Builders
Supplies
. sedan. Good tires and paint,
Fla. 200 Palm etto.
$176 00
1923 Ten Truck
MONTEZUMA
HOTEL
•Bed very little. A wonderful liar$136.00
1924 Chiiiodh
S anford's
most hoine-'ike ho !
1 1 0 Nortli Laurel fit.
y tln . 1216 Palm etto Ave. See King. |
2 5 — F lo r i s t s . .
| let; locnteiT on corner M agnolia !
DODGE
, Ave., 2 m inutes walk from husi“ STFW A B T T ilE FI.O R IST ; M iller O. Phillips Co., Inc.
A. ST ROUT, F arm Agency
! hubs section. Open nil year
Flowers for all occasions.
Corner
Pulm
ello
A
v
e
n
o
e
85— L ois F o r Sale
P leasure curs nnd Gruliutn trucks
j . it. McDo n a l d , Mgr.
.
HI
♦
M
yrtle.
Phone
260-W.
nnd
O
oum
eicinl
St.
Oak and 2nd Street. % Plume 3
Phone
4H5
5S— H o u seh o ld G oods
la rg e s t Real E s ta te o rg a n iz a
OME LOT 23-C block P.
Nfw
2 7 — P r o f e s s io n a l S e rv ic e *
EDWARD HIGGINS Inc
HANFORD BUICK CO.
.
Symrrui
Beach
.facing
sa
"**1 1
tion
in
th
e
world.
See
Mr.
7 .7 7 7 7 7 7 ,7 . . . ' ... ' 3 7 .,., 7'7,
| LARGE GAS R.\N G E in perfect
Plioiie 33 ^
Suiilolil. Flu.
, ' 212 Mugnoliu Avenua (
ren t. Hot
bat li. I ll
3 blocks from ocean. Vk block from
C orrtngton 407 F irs t N a t’l.
\ OU \ Ci MAN DR H O M A N , to
condition.
P ri.v $26. Anplv P jlm etto Ave. water,
\
Phone 367
%
river. H ard streets, sidewalks,
Batik Building.
do stenogiaph" work. Apply r,or, M yrtle Avenue.
w ater and lights. Price $1 ,500.00
Saiiftiid
Ave*.
‘
,
____
ONE
ROOM
1 »»» (Hip 1nl' tv\o
'ff
HUPS MAItMONS
cash
$500.00; $25.00 per month.
I
O
R
SALE.
An
upright
piano
in
\1 Selme
1101 Elm ,
Sanford Aulomolnlc Co.
Phone 160. W. C. Hnrtlinc.
!
o t ic f
.. .
,
.......I eomlilmn. also a few pieces .
----- ---206 Magnolia Ave.
PI
137
< HI R ill RA< T it fo, hut grippy „r bedroom fuim turo. Mrs. Pul NEATLY FU R N ISH ED R ooM S ,
•
cold or llie I*In . will work won e„,on. Rose Court
P lenty of Hot W ater Adults
£T n c o l n
FORD
I DRDSUN
dels
Investigate ami ascertain -------- ----,u).
Edward Higgins, In.
mu record during the epCdimic. SEW IN G MACHINE. Good o n l e t __ _ 1 _______ ___________ _ ______ I
t — —--------------------I own
inm nciiil M PiiioiciI... Pio.nc 33 1
DDDGI ItllDTIIERS DEM F.ltS ..........
f"F Iipimiiitmenl. Dr. $ 20.00 Itox It II
TWO furnished room - „„ ground
f * T S a le
H F Mmi I flnignll. l-t N a t’l. Bank
W ONDERFUL
DIANA
I ' 1 !,;
I i, | i| C o u p e
Budding
BUSINESS LOTS
r. Moon
Diana Sales met .r v h .
KVKK IIRITK
j>. ' • r.
M*1 " "
I
’fl'l
|li)iti>e
Coupe
Saiilord A^oiit
1(H) S :ir,v n |
—:__
_j HOUSE. LOT ami smnll filling
JftIK IV I' m 3 SI
I’ll.me ii|
1I I '
Ton G raham Truck
A vi*mu*.
station. Small cnHh paym ent.
S. O P‘ IN K It. M g r
ROOMS
FOR
RENT
Doulde
room
T i'
"' ‘ mn 1 rUHh ,,ay
I92.i Doilee Spoil Tinning
t:
mimmm■ -On F irst S treet
Extension.
with
twin
la-ds;
nl-..
single
I
w
‘‘ “I!04* ‘ ‘,r «» P«rt pay m ent.
1926
t
old
Coupe
WIGHT PR IN T S I I D P - P r in tin g | S anford S lo w & F u rnilniT C o
¥> ■
•
*
NASH
Spring.
room, near new Forrest l a k e 11«».; 'Vest fir st St, Next to S|
I9;,6
Fold
Fotilnr
Sedan
Kii) raving, Jdnlio -m g. See u 331 E. First Street
.Sanfold Dealer, S. A Rive
ti l, Call 571-J.
ALSO A WONDERFUL
fu •. H’e 1I0 n . Phone 417-YV 1
H’e carry a full tine
y
fttj, H . (• inu .sr
Phone flI V
7
“
’
HOMES
o n EA SY TERM S. 5
l!. I!. Ave.-t‘omincrci.il St.
Our prices are right. Cash o r FRONT dow nstairs hoilioo •". DO room (muse $2 ,0 0 0 : $ 1 , 5 3 5 caBh,
CORNER APARTMENT SITE
...
CIIRVSLEII
1__
-| term s.
H’e want vmir loisine-s
M yrtle Avenui
laihinre
$30,
m
onthly.
New
5
room
\W i
j r n A S I I I'L l.L it MDIUR t o
••O n o block from New Forrest
Mi l l FR O PMM l ir S , INC.
JZ*'
IV - hill ploy m e n t ___ r,M— .Ii miJi-* m ill Wntrhcs - I,!)— B o o m s fo r lji.jjV .,l,f f fffn y
ml
f e w . F t Ml.
Pl.one till:*
Lake Hotel, In Sanford, I w•> room house $5,000;
Phone 3
Duk ut Second Sl.
balance
term
s.
W
onted
8 ttLLV S K N It.ltT nod D t.-rland
‘ DI.DRFD GIRL W A NTED to R E I J J
.......L..Y FU^R N ISH E D l.ousekcep- ’ 1,0 ,," .? " !’; J S 1,"
Need cash fo r o th er properties
/ If. Uild M Mol.i| I , p ill; iiinl
•’a t e l o r d u i d . 111 *<4 erno o n * .rG o n tl
Jno. r. Biodv. Biumli Pulc-too
inu apurtineiil* foi rent. 302
| .0 7
will sell for lest than market
|r
Gammerci.il.
AS A JO H N SO N
j p a y Call at 1112 Myrtle Ave.
Building.
Molly Avenue.
value.
112 W. 1st S treet.
1’**^
XI—Real E state For
Sale
RmI Eitu,
*‘d vi|m
** tor*
*b»nc» 1
" * offer
'*o of ti*
^nfort
rain
u.ooor**™
n il
Ltrn
Wkirk «• |
tsanal
THF WHIT
xifim
U
■■K I—AnnouncementH
• , '
:
1 too
0»&
Will hrtila
aul l»rp
utel (Ji Us
*»uh m m
11.000 (III,
iWI
Dicisfatm
uitiiirM
|il«i
AIP »»H
fctwwl pat!
r.ifr
Thii lw»»
the ilrtjetl
to dffflfl!
upee nr.
H.M* f»i
Tfrci.
II Automobiles
TJ
BRINGING UI» FATHER
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>
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t iv ies C ,lT O v jT
I
T l-U tJ A r T E tA N O O M
/
Ky GEORGE McMANUS
I'M C,OtStS»A t i e e v i . u
< S C /N O V
T O C .O O U T /St-J J Q ir s T H E
p G A N C,
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nr
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W ' L U T O O J O ir s
I
TH E^ot
‘
/ s r 1 ‘- R t s o o r s -J
Tt4E O L t H - a r u ^ '-vlUL- l i t . T i t r K e
— 1 1 1 1 — : _________
I-ON/CUa
, i_ U t?)«tlS C 4
Address I*. O. B or 62.
Daytona Beach,
Phono
M.
Daytona
& ,/
©
An admirably altuated tract
of Und, auitable for
front factory *ltes. ineh«hn^
S 400 o r «nor® »t),rndiJ boW#
-
1 <
s>
<ii!'
A
over
,
O IIU »r fm-i f u tO s i S w v k i 1 **s
I'ftd & tryr’
JfW f u k
I'arBifsa.
} EOOJ1
Oifrtd b
At IU* '
This
ket Mink I
Yojrta***
uctlX* * *
FI-RXB8
fonU**8*1,
located •*
A 4
r
SfA
city
gsrsl*-
Bf*ch«
RIPE FOR PLUCKINO
T
At
-O R r -
1*^LLO
<7>OCTo r - C O N G ,
R < i H T O v e .tR • r-t'f F O O T
^ T ^ t R T iis T o H tJ fR T •
ACors —
cow
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�PAGE TITTR'
THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 26,1026
LOOK AT THIS!
Black .Hammock C elery Land.
Can you buy any this cheap?
rH E NEBBS
This special price lo r short Uirfe
J y Lota number 241 242. 240.
S i/in the SW’i o f section 1-21-31
Seminole county, 1H mile from 2
railroads and paved road.
'TS TWE GREATER WATER IM TV1E
/
! ? * _ l CAM
Surrounding lands much higher
and making big money in tnick.
Price $8 ,OOG—Term s $5,000 Cash,
.balance 1-2-3 years a t G p er cont
interest. Title is cleur, no incumberance and 1925 tax is Paid.
Drive out and look a t this land,
talk to the surrounding owners.
By Sol Hess
Kid Dynamite
V
f THE WATER CURED tw o m o s t
I WORLD—WE -'Vic SftU M G IT AS FAST X
AS WE CAM Ptjkio (J AMO Tm SPCMOIMG
TM£ MONIGV TO AOveRTtSE t o TWG
UNIFORTUMATE CMCK "TWe- ORE AT
,
MEOIOMAL VALUE OU TWl3 WATER
f
b a t -a m y t m in ®
L lc v e 1 COULO Pt.AYuv<e
A a
'ME OP TCMNJiS
\
THAT TWEY MAY ALL CE
\
HAPPY AMO WEALTHY
STLHJ0ORM CASE OR RHCLIMATlStFOR Mt?l_ t TRIED TO eSUY THIS
WEIL FROt-1 MR NEW OUT HE, IN)
FAR siCMTEO OUDGEMENI-r' REFU
TO SELL AMO l GAl'MEO GREAT
,
REbPCXT FOR M l$ BUSINESS
X .
TACT
/=
✓ NOW, P£ 6 W Et ,NOO N/
/ cam s e e r c « to u R - - \
f SELP THe OPINION OiQ i
mem w ave o p m e a m o
1 MOPE IWTWG PUTUA6 YOUU. SWOVAJ -TWE
* PROPER RESPECT I
[ ‘o u e
k
A MAKi OP
frtv ABILITY
/
/
^7
m s o p in io n o f
y
/ YX/-TWATS WUAT \
[ ME WANTED YX> TO
think rr w a s ©trr r f
WAD-THE OES1REO
resu lt _ m x j v c
©err
DOST e n o u g h brainj
TO ABSORB P R A tse
OOT MOT EM0 0 6 M If
*TO OGRARATS THS I.
\
OiH*CCRe FROM
Il
A TAG FLATTERY / ;
L Celery
Lrtments,
[improvevery rca-
CELKRY FARMS
Prices
Right
5 acre trac ts, undeveloped
Celery land.
( 2 0 0 per acre and up.
10 lu res tiled. 5 room house,
burn, 40 fru it trees $12,000.
$2,000 Cush. Uulnncc $1,000
yearly.
JAS. A. JOHNSON
112 W. 1st S treet.
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(Cop)rti<ht. It.’t, bf Tht Pjll
Boots and Her Buddies
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SAY W- \ OONT
?AY EM-THEY RE
6 0 NNA START r
SOMETHIN’-TH'
TWO LOTS in Luku S tearns, Flu.,
for sale. Cheap for cash o r will
trade for car or truck. Address
Box C. L. I’, enre* of Herald.
2 0 0 ^ 2 W ORTH
( L
OH. TOO SHOULD
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ABOUT \T TH IS W A Y -
SORE/WAS
WHAT \ THINK
BIG
BOMS
1-2 Aero Orange Grovo About
I miles from Snnforil near Twin
Lakes, one hnlf mile from golf
course. Price $0500.01). Terms
fJjUD.lKI ensh $2000.00 In one year
and $2000.00 in two years at H pc"
rent interest.
Realtor
i Bldg.
•e ra .
MOM’N P O P
A Big Business
MR TSTE INSTRUCTED US
HOWARD CORPORATION
R ealtors
Masonic Building
To 8f?'N0> ALL OF our ”
oldAirroT ires here
LAD^-WHERE’LL WE
—. UNLOAD 'EM? r
You'd better
VJAIT UNTil
oh
MR TYTE ComES
home -
1 doot
k'NOWVJHERE
T h a t ’s
all Rig h t
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OFF AWHPLACE AND
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lots in r ,„ t Mellon nnd Sanford
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I.KAltN « jH)l t Polk County and
lakeland, tlirougb
tb« Btiirrrlegrnrn. Best advertising me
dium in South Florida. Published
morning*. STAR-TELEGRAM —
>ekrTend, H ^ T
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,;('!,-UMBOS (G a.., LEDGER < la s d f i r d
nt|* h n v e
th e
la r g e s t
■rrub.tion in Southw estern Genr
e's lU ’.d 8 e ( 6 -word line) line.
AUG USTA CHRONICLE — Aui KU*!*' Ga., A ugusta’* greatest
classified medium, ra te , cash. 9c
"jsrge. jo,, minimum.
•‘UN AN AD in these columns.
* , *®*1 i* sm all, results are
K/vat. Phone 148.
NEWS— it covers Browto an ty thoroughly which D
, ,i° f the ®ost rapidly growing
a s * on the Florids C o sit
i j j g * C°P1 and rate card upon
riSIN G gets results If it
Is tk fa n
buyers. P f
•nUindu^V'T Aews U circulstsd is
lion d^ lri*1 and agricultural sec-
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PLANTS' FOB MEft
UNTIL SME CONES
Ba c k '
WrivCctToiS
OF SP F?IM G t
m u sh
Not An Invitation
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
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�T H E SA N FO R D TTERALD. FRIDAY,
P A G E FO U R T E E N
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o rd e re d
te *’ *•
' «*, 8 S rJS&i S ° f e r « r k cf
and the “ c"l "f .Halrt ,:° ur‘il,S 2Slh d>«» «» January. A.
v. u. nouaiAsSi .
wnii 10 H**5
i.i_r!c .if »lio circuit Court,
l°u^ s n .
, **"»&
noon & Dickinson.
H ead , lift ' r i f e . ,
r l n l m l u u n n In t a r
f o llo w in g
d esert
S e m in o le C o u n t ) .
i> T in t c m c riT i r o n n ’r, * i:r i;VI II JI'IIICIAIi I’lltrillT COIJnT
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m il In Qnlet Title.
J. 1*. ilUtWEIAVIwTB. .
K. llanKO
Complaliiuut,
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15.
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You and each or you »ra hereby
ordered to appear toMlio aoove
causa or. the f Ir *t -M' nda > 1n Miirr”•
Disc, same boinir the first data or
Hie i.H.i.ii>. ard it ti’la .d s r of inis
r'rtiir. i.nd In ilefJuH thereof a.de
OAYIXmn O. CAKB. If. living and
ir dead. IIn* heir*, deviser*, grnntees or other claimant* under
i:n)lord U. Chase, drct'iised or
otlierwlan. In nnd to the follow
ing described property:. In Hemlnoln County. Florida, to-w ll:
TIih West y u a rtrr of tlln Houlliwist Quarter o fthe Kortheavl
looking at every cherry
,
i n . c o n fe s y o w ill Jm ' U t e r ’J
,.u a lu s t ) mi a n d e a c h .of you. and
c a d i o f yo u. a n d s a i d c a u s e pro
eecd ex p a rte .
that ' tilt*
' n
u 'c n l f
'bo1toiiMreuUvo
pr«iwei»|».«> o,"o
lla ,1
our
we*Ki.
Ill'v,;rK
the
ouartcr of «chj)0? 0r<'jC.
Quarter of KectlonThrm*. Towneast Quarter
Hhlp “Twciily-one Soulh, JianKo
Township 21 8>v. If living,
2» Last. at ak,
To Marlon H. 1
claiming InDefendants.
iin.l If jlrad. all H
Order of l,abllenllo»
Icreais under th«
Downey, deceased
T»
‘ J- ! r .
.Vr^
properly.
• To tV u ll a r U I
hurrying up the hill again. You'ro
loo late!" he squealed.
‘T h a t
waa old Blue Whiskcra, the w iz
ard, himself. He haa atolcn the
blue cherry right fro™ upder your
very noscat"
(To Be Continued.)
(Copyright. 1D20, NBA Service.)
.
FrnnuARv 26-1926
I ! ,V
ro D K T V .
r \ th ju dicial
«otmT.
F i.o n in a .
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ciiiciiiT .N m i-
t ',AXnn», |i Quiet Title,
^
• M, 8M,TH’
Complainant.
.
vs.
CNKS T. 1.15WIS. ir llvlua. and If
dead. Ilio lie Irs. devisees, urantcea
nr oilier clalmaiitH under Agnoa
T Lewis, In nnd to the following
SANFORD
buy
MANOR
to -w it:
o f i|i(* v p h
Tin*
v-oua.
ri S N| ‘u!:.
jina nil i>nriii-.i c u lu ,: " ‘{S 3> n
III m ill t il t h e niiuvt*"
‘ Ao'j" »• 1-iwS.s*.
T o A gm -n T . I hiVvIh. |r ii.t
IT i I i>bi I. nil lmrtlt-H cl « m » h
fMB Wilder A * in-* T.
','" -'n lc r
ml o r u t l m r w l u r . |„ nnd^ m i x * * * *
l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d IbiuH il,
C o u n t y , F l o r i d a i o " u | i - " “ '""noi,
btftJNWU or Ui* Nil 14 nf k.
jfK « *•»■*■»» l «&
p«riy, Whether known or 1 nk lt!««
Ton and each o f y„u , ,, ,"T*.n
ordered to oppvni i»
^
fltltd e u u i ou or betor* tt,«\,®n
M o n d u r tn m u c h .
l"« » R u li D ir of tliln o .um
I h o first day ot the <ii.nl!, ' J 1?
default thereof, a decree pro^ni
now
.
1 resale profits?
•»*.»»
AMPfriw
‘'MW
viiuw
K * 111It iiiiiii
n
i t 11
Mil
llin
1111^11
,
"A ll you can do Is to try ," nil- giving Ills inuu? n shake that Inmleil
vlacA U10 T ru fflo H unter, th ro w -! P "'"‘ I’nHilyf.iot down «t tho foot
Inic hl« lonff hone over h\n hhoiilder
the hill lignin.
•n d n ta rtin r up the path . "Follow 1
Thu little mouse tried his bust
mo."
*. [In squeal out th a t the blue cherry
b o Ju p c nnd tho Tw ins sta rte d was right over th e ir'h e a d * and
liter,
.
for I hem to elimb up and g et it.
• I t was like try in g to stand up Hilt his voice was so little and the
on n rocking ch air—clim bing (’her hill was so high, and the bird-*
TV Bounce Hill!
At every step ; were chattering loudly, so it was
t|)t< lllll shook like n mould of g e l-■ useless to try to make them hear.
Qtlno turned out on a plate.
I A flock of liii.ls had settled in
TJtn higher I hey got the w u e e the cherry trees nnd
were gobit shook, nnd l.y nnif hy il.ry had Ming up tlie cherries as fa st as
to linhl oiilo the tree , to k ee p .th ey could.
II..bins and black•from falling off id leg eth c'.
Iiii.k- and ion great l.ig Iduejny.
1 " I t ’s tim e to begin," «aid the
Th< hhiejny had tom e alone
'T r u f f l e H unter, sniffing lu re end from I he nu.rih very swiftly mid
Utero along the ground with In- u r v quietI)
lie >al .111 a branch
' tiyor-Mn-long nose. •
of
the Blue 1 ‘herty
Tree and
IJe. kept humming a little s..ng wuteh'sl .li.pe and the Twins elimb
im he searched:
up
"H ere a truffle there a truffle
lie had :ccn I I . l y I ••<•t . the
■1 Everywhere a truffle, truffb-!" >....<1r , . limb <011 -.r .lupi • pneke
• “ 8 ny," .said dupe Midd. nly. "A te and
.•ramble up t .'\.<i.l the blue
seurehing for truffles <0 . lie* • b. i »y.
And In it \\a
who g.mrles.
It seems to me tbut M tie loan, h n In.ke and eau-e.l
would lie better if you’d drop yom I'ad.l' t.».t t •• fall down on poor
y nose UJi In the air foi a spi ll. .1 T ru flb -r iiom .
tn*tend of down .01 Ihe g lu t.m l"
II.• wa» a \<ry queer bn.I, tIt 1'*My m istake, sir!" s:\id the I’ruf tog blie'ja..
fin H unter humbly.
"lint tvm
Suddenly In- gt.il.l.e.I die blue
flea hit
cfrlicioiM MvrviMl wiili i hrri y hi In* lull iifiil flru* a w a y .)
/ tnlncvil chicken nr on—M
•
1 1 t lint m inulr J'mlilvfout ram cl
When you buy a home after the present developwork has been fully completed you may paytwo
:c resale profits on your homesilc.
t
homesite
anor
MM
High restrictions, particular buyers and hundreds
( thousands of dollars spent in improvements assure a
a.
L'sidence section without equal in the vicinity of the
lnidlv crowimz Citv of Sanford.
You’ll live here—
\i monroc- sr jowNiiiyii
SANPORD
this Saturday
j t i i n c nix p r i c e s
o r y o u r c i t r u s f r ui t s
Seven minutes from Sanford! Down the Mi
Hiehwav—or call at the Valdez Hotel* Coaches
’V 116 111
BRADLEY’S
C O E -M O R T IM ER
: - v 4 W rA H O K r
I W lN ffU
sppi
PARK
rc rc:uiny UbsmuiatcJ hy the trees.
“AA Q U A L IT Y ” FERTILIZERS
M u n u f d i i t m J b>
The American Agricultural
Chemical Company
*--*
-
^)v*aeflhrg.. Jacksonville Ha.
RLAND
SANFORD OFFICE: LOBBY VALDEZ HOTEL
�Fair tonight «hd
tinucd coot.* probably lig h t from
tonight In north and interior, mod
cralo WQ£t winds.
^ P ^ d F r e s s F u ll
Leaned Wire
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1926,
cen Faifcs Today
NUMBER 17P
California Record Holders
c
‘
.Tjg*
elertien oi m m ... — .
ford Club will bo hold and plans
of organization perfected.
Many business men o f th o
city havo plodprosl th e ir support
to the rlub fo r th is season and
from ell reports n record year
ix ported.
The meeting will be held In
the courtroom oh the thlrii-floor
pronrplly at eight o’cloc, ac
cording to Vance Dauglass, club
0 A ?
president.
a
Modern W arehouse O r Steel
And Stucco Will Be Started
A t Early D ate On Site Near
Rands Siding On 1st Street
Trophies Presented
By F. E. Demarest;
Visitors Praised For
Valuable Help Given j
Factory May Be
Built Here Later|
___
*1
Company Heads Say That If I
Emory Lauded For
Regatta’s Success
j,- n an v . . . . . . . . . .
m.
at
jj.
r . — ----- ---
.
Konm. Raises Q uestion A s
To W hether He Is Im m une
From Lntv Violation C harge
?l’ NT.W YORK, Feb. 27.— (fP)-T.
CT' f .,rl Carroll’S "bath tu b -p a rty ” is
icn, ,.„,v l (.fore a federal grand ju ry .
alC flic producer appeared before the
[he1jury yesterday to cxplnm w hat
"f i actually happened a t an e n te rta in
ment at his theater Monday night,
“"’ j attended by the Countess of Catli,lc- cart, and many well known persona
id-1 gt which a nude girl in said to have
d<*j bathed in wine.
®|| Carroll’s trip to the ju ry room
** h:i- raised the question ns to
whetlar under the law. he now is
” immune from any charges of vio
lation of the Volstead Act.
IV, Joyce Hawley, n model has b ir
rs* ed a lawyer to sue C arroll for $1,b- 000. The lawyer declares
she
f. thought her' hath was to bo a t a
I- private party, but th a t she now
e la lit vt she was a victim of a pub•*Ilitily runt. She expected a job in
»• ouc of his productions, h er law yer
fd*1rays, but was given 820 by Cnr■wi roil, and told to forget it.
* Tlir Countess of C nthcart, who
^ , expects t<> return to Ellis Island
*"! Tuesday, also is protesting th a t
Iexl'she i- a victim of publicity. Tho
attempt of the motion picture
theater owners of America to liar
|la r from films a n a publicity-m ade
person, she describes ns unw ar
ranted. “I never thought of going
into the films,” she said.
| Carrol! Himself
" shown A
di*tate for publicity. (Y esterday,
ns l.e whs leaving the federal
building, looking nervous a f te r
his icssinn with the grand ju ry ,
photographers maneuvered to g et
form picture.* of him. Chris Schnife, a
fin-mi. interfered and sev e ral blows
wo. exchanged In-tween him and
i nit-ruim-a.
%
of n warehouse for the distribution
and storage of their products in
F lorida territory, according to in
form ation re liv e d hy The Herald
todny froip Vidie Williams, local
automobile nuln. who aided in the
negotiations which resulted in the
company locating here.
It in believed th a t afte r a short
timd; the company will nlso. es
tablish n factory here, as their
business ir. said to he increasing to
such an extent in this statu that :•
F lorida factory will be necessary
to ptipply the demand for thenproducts.
A. N. Scott, vice-president and
general m anager for the company,
w as .in Sanford a few days ago at
which time he closed the deal for
th e property. The land purchased
lies on the south side of West First
S treet, immediately east of the
Hand siding railroad tracks.
Mr. Scott was accompanied to Above is shown "Sm iling Dan ,11’ *, which successfully defended tho
Sanford hy It. S. W arner, secre Elgin Nnti«»"!»l Trophv in hte 1!»1 hydroplane cltissic of tho S anford
tary -treasu rer i f the Melinite Com
Yacht Club'
gntta held on Lake Monroe yesterday, Richnnl Loy
nea and Harvey Strong, the crew of the record holder, are m en sitpany and by Flank Meliane, of
Orlnndo.
tint- in the sln-il'x c o c k p it .________________ ____________________
The company has made ktipwii
the fart that the warehouse they
a rc to build is to lie 110 fe et by
100 feet /mil is to be of steel and
stucco construction. Plans for tlie
S tructure are imw being drnwn, it
is said, and work is expected to be
under way within the next few
Ih< pci >iu-i t of im m unity from
fi -.ci.i| |,r.'-i-« minn fa r C arroll,
c' oii if |iu bathtub contained wine
m-ti-.-.f uf ginger ale a s claimed by
l "'ll,m r. is based on the fa c t
,g-i
th-i- \ nb tend net provides th|>t
i,iI’- 1- -a who testifies liefore a
in- ri:-i.n jury in a liquor sole c a m
1 '}
punislH-d. The act also pro- I
,
-aii ’Mat a witar.-s may n o t'p le a d
"-loiiiutinnul rig h t to r e fu se
''
"ii the grounds of in1"mir.aiiag himself.
la
Vane investigation >,f the incioi at wa- closed/ yesterday w ith
i,c
'-Hi • im-iit that no evidence
mat t-'vn fin.ml to support action
in 111 jhe tialhtub incident.
; I'1dcral Attorney liuckiter ha.”
,, b'tunuti-d that some o f C nrroll's its wrote, was a distinct let-down
is
" 'h be called before the from th a t of h er debut. More
training and study are needed, they
nn Kraud jury.
feel if she is to tak e her place as
a prim a donna among the world’s
g reat artists.
F aulty intonutinn, lack of supiort in tonal flights and a “wobble”
ii th e altitudes wa* found by the
llernld-Trihune critic, while the
Am erican critic found insufficient
stren g th in high notes and unstead
r.tiMK, Fch. 27 i/1M—A th re a t iness.
uf \ii.h'iicu ngaiimt the Romo CorMiss Talley, however was warm
r. »poi.ilcnt of the London Daily ly received. The house was wild
Kxprtss, utilufs he loaves Italy , w as out ugnin fo r the third time. Exvoiced today hy II Tcvcrc, extrem e tru police, w ere needed to take enre
Fax-i-t paper in an open le tte r to of the crowd and there was a shout
the president of ;Tn Runic associa ing' ovation a t tho midnight curtail.
*'
*/."l)A4gt(r*
tion of foreign pres* correspond
ent*.
II Tuvore takes exception to tho
corn ..pondent's recent atory
in
which he 'aid that Prem ier M usso
lini wu, in such 111 health Ural he
wu» fom d to live on a starv atio n
diet. The paper declares:
"Wo Fascists do not d esire to
»><r out this correspondent n o r do
w> desire to be constrained ttx p u t
tim with our compliments under
the hoof* of the horse on which the
)duce (M u.x.ii-ik . —i-—- ' • * *•-
London N ewspaper
Man In Rome G ets
Threat O f Violence
f
by,
homes
m
^ Sanford Entry
S
W insSail Race
M & JM j
Thousands Gather To
J View Yacht Club’s
First- Annual Meet
A colorful crowd re c ru ite d
fro m practically nil sectio n s
loridn w itnessed th e . first
nl regnttn o f th e S an fo rd
Y a ch t Club held on L ake M on
roe y e ste rd a y w ith m nny o f
tho fa s te s t speedsters in
so u th ern w a te rs com peting
fo r prizes totalling $5,000.
A lthough th e C alifornia e n
W ith m any o f .th e m ost
prom inent y ach tin g e n th u
sia sts in F lorida p resen t, th e
final p ro g ram of th e firs t a n
nual re g a tta of th e Sanford
Y acht Club w as held last
n ig h t a t th e H otel F o rre st
Lake, w here th e form al pre
sen tatio n o f trophies won in
th e all dny w ater m eet was
C
Light Docket Faces
Judge W. E. White
In Municipal Court
--------
lod»y. The
m order, sillied by
i *uprcDic
—:3>court
r - _ Justice Morsehauscr,
**d» mado
r...
iN
the'
‘Hpulatii“t.* *" *.h; submission 06 a
i<m
,
dated
Feb. 24 and sign*
ed by
counsel for both Mrs. Still- while the Bishop
Ban 7—
*id
'“
herr n
husband.
' ^ from home.
KHi »P e thisi i» the lust of the
LAKE WALE!
ir,” comnvented Jj**
2?. “ or»cba,user, who prenlded In fours* o f con
me cat* when StlUumo
iS T
observed, and a dinner and fortry, “Smiling Dan III" won easily
mnl ball given in honor of visit
in the feature event of the meet,
ing commodores and officials of
competition for places in tho many
the three power boat associations
other oventa on the program vnjji
under whose auspices tho ra c e r
keen and the spectators who
\
were held.
the greater portion of the d f
tho lake (thorn were thrillo- ;
I
In nddition to num erous private
beginning to end.
— •:
"
dinner p arties arranged by m em
bers of the local club, a separate
“Sm iling Dan l i t
rni&:‘
tabic was laid in the hotel's special
hydroplane owned by
ioy<rdining room for the bonrd of gov-nos o f Long Beach;
■" ithw .
ernors of the Sanford Y acht Club
Elgin National -Trophy
.j
and v isitin g association officials
I’aim Heach lust week by finixlH'
who came here to assist in- the
ing winner In the 161 hydrofalartp i
njccessful singing o f w hnt U Bnid, The Elgin ronumiil Trophy suc class race, leading “M iss Pluto"
to huve been tho la rg e st re g a ttu cessfully defended by tho “Smiling owned b Commodore IL \V. WIN
ever held in this section o f the lim a HI" lit tho 151 hydroplane lett of Mount Dora.
stute.
Tho California l>oat completed
class rsco of tho Sanford Regatta
Commodore J. R. Emory of tho yonierdny is n perpetual award go the IB mile rnco in 20 minutes and
local club opened the program w ith ing 1 each yejyf to tho boat which 2 1-5 seconds, choppy w ater pre
a few im propriate rem ark s before scut the fuMcit timo in the 151 venting it from malting n record
introducing M ayor ' F o rrc it • Lake class, Tho „V»-Vfc juoro than thro* run. Tho Mount Dora entry fin
as to astm aster far tHo evening. | and a half fe et InjT ejijl cofcoj£,&00. ished second, covering tha.cauf*a
During the p ro g ress of the eight
in 27:40 2-5.
tX
\
Provisions Of T ax M easure i Upper llnuae R ejects R cporl coursu dinner b rief talk s were miule
“ Baby Sub Division" p ilo id V?
(«o Into EffJ.Y AiWJonlidgej T hat Course T aken By T he by Oommodpro F, Ja. IJen arc^t,
George Melons of.
D -f \
m sieU jm ctl‘i|* & ad .r*tablishrd in
Forecasts T reasury ShortD epartm ent In JVfetnl Probe 'president of th e F lorida Power
Boat A ssociation; Commodore IL
the first heat o f tho 725 Uisplacyage O f Oyer 100 Millions
D isregarded Colirt O rders \V.
W illett, of M ount Dorn; Com
ment d o s s yeatorday morniitjr and
modore J. J. Alvord, jot Mount
finished on sfcsy winner uf the two
WASHINGTON, IVb.27 (A’)—
WASHINGTON. Feb. 27 <jp)— Dorn; Commo«lorc A. T is/ut, direc
Ifive mile heats in ld-20 4-5, lead
Provisions of the new tax reduction " a h party lines virtually in tact, to r of th e M ississippi Valley Power
ing “Miss Lake Jem,” which fin
I-,i
. i
tin- Si-i'iiie Iiiih rcfukc«l to form ally Hont Association mid secretary of
ished in 10:40 2-5. R. J. Trimhlo
lulls wen- in operation
today,
. ,
,,
'
■
” w ith;'criticize
the Department
of Ju»- the Florida Power Iloat A ssocia
o f Lake Jem piloted this entry,
President Coolidge holding the be- tier f..r the eour-s- of its investi- tion; Commodore William M. Bige
“Miss Enstl*” piiotod by Juck
lief that tile m iasure will ratise a giito-n t>. b a -n if the ahiminuni low, of West Pulm Beach; Rich Special M eeting Will Probably
Be Held On T uesday To Fix Creigor, was forced out on tho
[teasury deficit of $IOO.(iqi),(iOil at " '" 'I " '" ' has .li«regarded federul ard Coynes, of Long Beach, Cal.,
Election D ntcC hangedFrom first lap by engine trouble. *
the end of the m-xt fiscal year.
court decrees.
owner of the record holding “ Sm il
Local Boat Wins Hailing Rare
F irs t Selection O f M ar. ID
F urther reductions ntuv he po>" '" l e of .1.1 to .to It rejected ing Dan i l l , ” Edw ard Higgins. It.
In tha six ratio ono class sa ilin g
. ilde Within a few year's. a« the l;,s‘
tl''' ••"dniaiy Commit- li. Berg, It. J. Holly, Commodore
A special m eeting of tho City racs over a triangular course,
DUhiii- debt total is low,-red. but i n . ' " ’ '" ilJ"r' , V report to that end. F. (,. Fow ler of Mount Dora; Sec
Ihe meantime. Mi. Coolidge hopes.' H'" voles olI two. Democrats, incase re ta ry W. E. White, of tho local Commission wilt probably bo held Fred Long, piloting tho “Btarie,”
next Tuesday morning nt which owned by Judge W. E. Whlto of
I miKiuvs "ill
nlowly in npprov : "J *
v,oUi^ ( aiolinn. line! llruce of yuclu chili.
Trophies Presented
timo it is expected to complete tho Sanford, finished first, lending tha
ing measures calling for additional M"r> land, who Joined with llit' Re"Seminole,’* ownod by George W.
Following several dunces to m us final details relative to tno city’s Gibbs
appropriations. He bus purlieu- puhllcnns, decided the issue, for
of Jacksonville and piloted
proposed
bond
issue
tuid
a
duto
larlv in mind proposuls for inetcas- 1l ,e reniaindcr of the Senate tnlnori- ic furnin'tsd by th e Hotel F o rre st
by E<l Rico of Sanford.
Tho
ing by about ten per rent the e x -1 '>'• w' 11'
Republi can insur- Luke Trio, those presen t g ath ered net for the election, which wn* "Mario" flnlshod In two hours, and
originally
*ct
for
March
10.
ac
nenditures in behalf of the Army v“ uM ,o r " ‘h.ption of the
cording to un announcement made 20 minutes. Tho “Somlnole" finund the Navy.
rtT " r t •
todny by Mayor Forrest Lake.
The threat of treasury deficit at
deci*‘on. prom pted Senator
At tho Inst meeting of the.com
the end of the next fisrnl year m ay Bohinson of A rkansas, Democrat
missioners, it was agreed thut im
lie removed if Congress is careful '•'niter, to drop hi* resolution promediate action wns necessary In
i.r the government's finunees, Mr. P<>m'; b to authorize tho PresJde.it to
order to g et tho bonds on the mar
Coolidge thinks, and he foresees
J P ^ la l founse! U» conduct
ket nt an early dnto this spring.
nddilion.d revenue* for the treas- • “■•‘•’m pt. nrocet-d.ng* ag ain st the
The election cannot bo held, accord
ury if the tax reduction effects'in LiWMCh hccreU*ry MtU
ing to existing statutes, for at least
rleased proportionately throughout
18 a ®tockbo!dcr.
.70 days after tho passing and pub
the country
t Previously, S enator M ulsh, Dem
lication of tbo ordinances autho
in addition to the widespread ° cr" l lo f l »''*nDinn, lender o f tho
rizing such an issue, it is said.
17:24 3-5. “ Miss Elolse," owned
tax reductions, the bill offrets ! f',‘j h t | ,n '!ch“.lf
th « rsp o rt. hud
.W hile som e opposition hns de by the Haven Villa. .Corporationchanges ... the adm inistrative pro- »»«ndon«l hi* p an to have the
Police court occupied only a few
. .
'
| .Seiinte investigate th e company minutes yesterday morning and veloped relative to Urn plan of w as second in 18.37 2-5.
visions.
.
.
| on it* own account through special most of the cases coming befoyo building a municipal freight term
J u Boat Wins Runabout Race.
The treasury is limited to :bree [ c„un8C|. n 0 said several Senator* Judge \V. E. White were of u mi inal on ih o south side of tho Sem
In the runabout race, “Grenndp," •
years instead of four ns the m ax i- 1WCM o f (he opinion that no Sen- nor character.
inole Boulevard route, tho com owned end piloted by C. !! 6wmrd of
umm during which tax re tu r n s ,att. inquiry Was necemuiry in view
missioners holiovo that tho matter
An inUmntion of what the city uf tho exact locution can be thresh- Jacksonville finished first, cover
may be reviewed and any addition- „f tho investigation made by the
ing tha fiv e mile course in 12 min- »1 asM stncnts Jovied.
Federal trade commission, which
ad out at a later date and that all utes and 4H seconds. John Bruntpossible spcod should be usod at Icy, o f Sanford, piloting “ Miss San
The board of tax appeals is con- had filed complaint that the con
tinued. with its 10 member* be- Jcern had violated decree* designed Howard Flnser to nay a fine of tho present tim e to g et the money ford" cam e second In 13 minutes
ing appointed for 12-year te rm s .. to prevent a monopoly in tho al-' (2 5 ,--or to servo 30 day^ on tho for that and other projects of ma and 28 seconds, and J. D. W oodruff,
jor importance.
The measure create* a Joint Con-1 utniaum industrjh
j~
also o f Hanford piloted "Jack"
when the testim ony o f po
gri-**ionul committee which w ill: Warm exchange* were passed streets
The C ity Planning Commission, across the homo stretch third, in
nce
officers
showed
that
FInner
keep in close cpntact w ith the nd- between Kenntor W alsh,. Senator had narekd his car ut such un angle which oppoaod tbo terminal aa 20 minutes.
m inistration of internal review Reed, und Senator Moses, Republi- ns to seriously endanger other outlined, is heartily in favor of tho
Ralph Moore o f DeLand took
laws, und inspect returns.
can of New Hampihire. The Mott- drivers! Most of tho people to docks and terminal being built on f i n t place in tha apcciel outboard
The committee, coiisisting of five {una
*'od cbargod Mr. face the court during the past few the north side o f the bulkhead and motor event with his nameless
mrinbei* of each House, will re- ^
with being n representative weeks havo received light fines, on extending out into the water. Mam- shall, covering tho two and a h a lf *
bora of the Board suggested that mile course in 16 minutes and 45
port it* findings to Congress.
*•
Hecrclary Mellon first offense.
1
*
of the aluminum company.
seconds. Hubert Talton o f DeLand
. R. A. King was fined $5 for
In “M iss Elto" w as second in 17 '
speeding.
Mrs.
I>an
Rutherford
HALM AS TENNIS STAR
minutes and 32 seconds and C. II.
wxis arrested oii the same churgo
lforner o f DeLand in “Pelican"
and failed toHappear
ill court., Her
P - . ----------WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.—GP)— ___________
finished third In 10. minutes and 30
Count Balm is going abroad short bond of $10 waa.prdcrcd estreated.
seconds..
,
ly and practice for Davis Cup F. E. Polk estreated hi* bond of
In th e outboard motor event Talwill
save
the
city
money
and
tim
e
matches. “ You see what happened $5 on m charge of opecatii^; a car is to be considered.
ton finished f i n t over the two an d',
to Tilden this week,” he remarked. on the rim.
a
half mile coarse in 16 m inutes .
A t the m eeting last Monday, thfe
D. C. Hickson paid $3 for park m gineers who were expected to at- and 0 1-6 seconds, leading P. A . *
ing without lights and Mary James, teud failed to appear, and arrange More o f Hanford, who finished i n w,
M. B. Hutton and Lonso R ik y each ments aro being mado to have 17 minutes and 14 ’Mconds. Oscar ’
estreated small bonds on tbo same them present in the near future. Brooks o f Hanford finished third
In 23 minutes and 20 seconds.
charge.
’
P rists w ere swarded as follow s;
Robert Lawtou and W. O. Webb
JS1 Class Hydroplane*
failed to appear in answer to char
iling
•F irst prise,
\ti i w , “Sm
a u iiiu
w Dan
u « n uHI.'
s,
PARIsTFeb. 17 .—bP>—What is Rumanian courier* are said to bo ges o f being drunk and disorderly
•Hlrhurd Soynes, Long Beach. Cal^
and their bonds ware eatreated.
iroinir on behind the scenes con- coming to Paris,
$185.00,
V- •
----■'
corning Carol of Rumania, who
Queen Marie, It is reported, will Ada Cramps was chargrd with dis
WICHITA, Km*., Tab. j r r ^ j p ) —
Second prize, “Miss Pluto" H. W.
scrtnrtimo ago renounced his right try to urge upon her son, a return orderly conduct and lo st $25 thru
to the throne of the kingdom and to Rumania and a reconciliation her non-appearance. Robert War One short on a name when triplets W illett A W alter Towle. Mt. Dora,
Continued on-P ag# 8.
left his country with a pretty au- with hie wife, the former Prince** ner, lost $25 in bonds on a drunk born to Mr, and Mrs. H. E. B att
ware named yesterday, The ex
burn haired woman, tho daughter Helen o f Greece, so that there may and disorderly charge.
p lod ed visitor, if • boy, yraa to be CALLS SMOKING ROOM A STY
of a Jewish merchant of Jassy, ha* b« an unbroken succession to the
Bill Roundtree was assessed $6 named Joe ee.
,
>
, i i p , ri« talking.
.throne.
for drunkenness and Alberta Erabe had to -divide
hla
name
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., Feb, 27
The former Crown Prince, ocromQueen Marie, who is regarded In hart lost f 10 through non-appear ■But
.
_ __ _ ---* *
-•
w ith'ono unexpected brother and
senior complain!iuj In tha
nanied br hi® inamorata, Mme. Europe as one o f the most astute ance on tha same charge.C retailed only “Jon”. The third un o—(jp)—A
e
fig
e
p
a
p
m r o f Vaaear’a now
Magda Lupcscu. arrived hero s«v- f^era" among royalty, js behoved
C. A. Boatwright, an employee expected youngster wna named
erefd^v* ago from Milan, where to'have in hor program the uur- of tho railroad
T m
*
x*
x ." a
••
the eounle had been constant com- poae to sw ervg Carol* affections « U on a ehargi
PHtilon** Since then ho has kept both from Mme.
Lupescd •«* o f car* to obsl
a S S - U f i.M *
„ Mme.Lambrino. As regards to the ing. Oh hla t
Now it is asserted that Carol s auburn-hatred woman, rumor al-
Queen Marie Plans To Visit Carol In
Paris To Ask Hi m ToLeave Inamorata
lvorcePetttionjQf
rs*Stillman Stopped
N. Y.,
... Feb,
r « l27:
:.
»7«wRr
lAanu v'•T ^oUUinai}
_____
Ir*.
in ,V0,t*ara'
P^Utlon
of-Mr*.
against Jnm e^^mail
court
|l*il}*co..tinued
nli
;order n^W
t
Commodore Bigelow
?v Explains National
Elgin Cup Award
85,500 Cup
|! "Smiling Dan I I F Is
........—
First Across Line
, In 151 Class Race;
“Miss Pluto” Second
I
Family Short A Name
When Triplets Arrive
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THE SANFORD TTERALD. FRIDAY, F r n n u A R v 2 6 - 1926
PAGE FOURTEEN
Quarter of KectlonThrm*. TownHhlp “ Twciily-one Soulh, JianKo
2 » Last. at ak,
Defendants.
Order of l,abllenllo»
T»
‘ J- ! r .
.Vr^
hurrying up the hill again. You'ro
loo late!" he squealed.
‘T hat
waa old Blue Whiskcra, the wiz
ard, himself. He haa atolcn the
blue cherry right fro™ upder your
very noscat"
(To Be Continued.)
(Copyright. 1D20, NBA Service.)
o u a r t c r o f «chj)0? 0r<'jC.
east Quarter
Township 21 8To Marlon H. 1
iin.l If jlrad. all H
Icreais under th«
Downey, deceased
wnii 10 H**5
properly.
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Y ou and each or y o u » r a hereby
ordered
to a p p ea r
to M lio aoove
causa or. the f Ir * t -M ' n d a > 1 n Miirr” •
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Hie i.H.i.ii>. a r d it ti’ l a . d s r o f inis
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c a d i o f you. and said cause pro
eecd ex parte.
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ir dead. I In* heir*, d e v ise r * , g r n n tees o r
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in g d e s cr ib e d p r o p e r t y :. In Hemlnoln C ou n ty. Florida, t o - w l l :
TI ih W es t y u a r t r r o f tlln Houlliw i s t Q u a rter
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MKHI.VOI.F. I'OLWTV, I’l.Oltl DA,
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b t f t J N W U or Ui* Nil 14 nf k.
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c iiic iiiT .N m it ' ,AXnn», |i Quiet Title,
^
p«riy, Whether known or 1nk lt!««
T o n and each o f y „ u , ,, ,"T*.n
o r d e r e d t o oppvni i »
^
f l t l t d e u u i ou or betor* tt,«\,®n
CNKS T. 1.15WIS. ir llv lu a. an d If M o n d u r tn m u c h .
dead. Ilio lie Irs. devisees, u r a n t c e a l " « » R u l i D i r o f tliln o .um
nr oilier clalmaiitH u n d er A g n o a I h o fir s t d a y o t the <ii.nl!, ' J 1?
T L ew is, In nnd to the f o l l o w i n g d e f a u l t th e r e o f , a decree p r o ^ n i
• M, 8 M , T H ’
vs.
C o m p la in a n t .
SANFORD
buy
MANOR
.
now
.
1 resale profits?
•»*.»»
AMPfriw
‘ 'MW
viiuw K* 111It iiiiiii n it 11 Mil llin
1111^11
,
"All you can do Is to try," nil- giving Ills inuu? n shake that Inmleil
vlacA U10 Trufflo Hunter, throw -! P"'"‘ I’nHilyf.iot down «t tho foot
Inic hl« lonff hone over h\n hhoiilder
the hill lignin.
•nd ntartinr up the path. "Follow 1
Thu little mouse tried his bust
mo."
*. [In squeal out that the blue cherry
bo Jupc nnd tho Twins started was right over their'head* and
lite r,
.
for Ihem to elimb up and get it.
• It was like trying to stand up Hilt his voice was so little and the
on n rocking chair—climbing (’ her hill was so high, and the bird-*
TV Bounce Hill!
At every step; were chattering loudly, so it was
t|)t< lllll shook like n mould of g e l-■ useless to try to make them hear.
Qtlno turned out on a plate.
I A flock of liii.ls had settled in
TJtn higher Ihey got the wuee thecherry trees nnd
were gobit shook, nnd l.y nnif hy il.ry had Ming up tlie cherriesas fast as
to linhl oiilo the tree, to keep.they could.
II..bins and black•from falling off idlegethc'.
Iiii.k- and ion great l.ig Iduejny.
1 "It’s time to begin," «aid the
Th< hhiejny had tome alone
'T ru ffle Hunter, sniffing lure end from Ihe nu.rih very swiftly mid
Utero along the ground with In- u rv quietI)
lie >al .111 a branch
' tiyor-Mn-long nose. •
of
the Blue 1‘herty
Tree and
IJe. kept humming a little s..ng wuteh'sl .li.pe and the Twins elimb
im he searched:
up
"Here a truffle there a truffle
lie had :ccn I I . l y I ••<•t. the
■1 Everywhere a truffle, truffb-!" >....<1r , . limb <011 -.r .lupi • pneke
•“ 8ny," .said dupe Midd. nly. "Ate and
.•ramble up t .'\.<i.l the blue
seurehing for truffles <0 . lie* •b. i »y.
And In it \\a who g.mrles.
It seems to me tbut M tie loan, h n In.ke and eau-e.l
would lie better if you’d drop yom I'ad.l' t.».t t•• fall down on poor
y nose UJi In the air foi a spi ll. .1 Truflb-r iiom .
tn*tend of down .01 Ihe glut.ml"
II.• wa» a \<ry queer bn.I, tIt 1'*My mistake, sir!" s:\id the I’ruf tog blie'ja..
fin Hunter humbly.
"lint tvm
Suddenly In- gt.il.l.e.I die blue
flea hit
cfrlicioiM MvrviMl wiili i hrri y hi In* lull iifiil flru* away.)
/ tnlncvil chicken nr on—M
• 11 tlint minulr J'mlilvfout ram cl
When you buy a h om e after the present developwork has been fully com pleted you may paytwo
:c resale profits on your hom esilc.
t
hom esite
anor
MM
High restrictions, particular buyers and hundreds
( thousands of dollars spent in improvements assure a
a.
L'sidence section without equal in the vicinity of the
lnidlv crowimz Citv of Sanford.
\i
monroc - sr
Y o u ’ll live here—
jowNiiiyii
this Saturday
SANPORD
j t i inc nix prices
or your citrus fruits
Seven minutes from Sanford!
D ow n the Mi
H ieh w av— or call at the V a ld ez Hotel* Coaches
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B R A D L EY ’S
C O E -M O R T IM ER
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sppi
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rc rc:uiny UbsmuiatcJ hy the trees.
“ A A Q U A L IT Y ” FERTILIZERS
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The American Agricultural
Chemical Company
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RLAND
SANFORD OFFICE: LOBBY VALDEZ HOTEL
�Fair tonight «hd
tinucd coot.* probably light from
tonight In north and interior, mod
cralo WQ£t winds.
^ P ^ d F r e s s F ull Leaned Wire
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1926,
cen Faifcs Today
NUMBER 17P
California Record Holders
c
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elertien oi m m ... — .
ford Club will bo hold and plans
of organization perfected.
Many business men o f tho
city havo plodprosl their support
to the rlub for this season and
from ell reports n record year
ix ported.
The meeting will be held In
the courtroom oh the thlrii-floor
pronrplly at eight o’cloc, ac
cording to Vance Dauglass, club
0 A ?
president.
a
Modern Warehouse Or Steel
And Stucco W ill Be Started
A t Early Date On Site Near
Rands Siding On 1st Street
Factory May Be
Built Here Later|
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Company Heads Say That If I
Trophies
Presented
By F. E. Demarest;
Visitors Praised For
Valuable Help Given j
Emory Lauded F or
R egatta’s Success
j,- nan v ..........
m.
at
jj.
.
Konm. Raises Question A s
To Whether He Is Immune
From Lntv Violation Charge
?l’ NT.W YORK, Feb. 27.— (fP)-T.
CT' f .,rl Carroll’S "bath tub-party” is
icn, ,.„,v l (.fore a federal grand jury.
alC flic producer appeared before the
[he1jury yesterday to cxplnm what
"f iactually happened at an entertain
ment at his theater Monday night,
“"’ jattended by the Countess of Catli,lc- cart, and many well known persona
id-1 gt which a nude girl in said to have
d<*j bathed in wine.
®|| Carroll’s trip to the jury room
** h:i- raised the question ns to
whetlar under the law. he now is
” immune from any charges of vio
lation of the Volstead Act.
IV, Joyce Hawley, n model has bir
rs* ed a lawyer to sue Carroll for $1,b- 000. The lawyer declares
she
f. thought her' hath was to bo at a
I- private party, but that she now
e la lit vt she was a victim of a pub•*Ilitily runt. She expected a job in
»• ouc of his productions, her lawyer
fd*1rays, but was given 820 by Cnr■wi roil, and told to forget it.
* Tlir Countess of Cnthcart, who
^ , expects t<> return to Ellis Island
*"! Tuesday, also is protesting that
Iexl'she i- a victim of publicity. Tho
attempt of the motion picture
theater owners of America to liar
|lar from films ana publicity-made
person, she describes ns unwar
ranted. “ I never thought of going
into the films,” she said.
| Carrol! Himself
" shown A
di*tate for publicity. (Yesterday,
ns l.e whs leaving the federal
building, looking nervous after
his icssinn with the grand jury,
photographers maneuvered to get
form picture.* of him. Chris Schnife, a
fin-mi. interfered and several blows
wo. exchanged In-tween him and
i nit-ruim-a.
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of n warehouse for the distribution
and storage of their products in
Florida territory, according to in
formation relived hy The Herald
todny froip Vidie Williams, local
automobile nuln. who aided in the
negotiations which resulted in the
company locating here.
It in believed that after a short
timd; the company will nlso. es
tablish n factory here, as their
business ir. said to he increasing to
such an extent in this statu that :•
Florida factory will be necessary
to ptipply the demand for thenproducts.
A. N. Scott, vice-president and
general manager for the company,
was .in Sanford a few days ago at
which time he closed the deal for
the property. The land purchased
lies on the south side of West First
Street, immediately east of the
Hand siding railroad tracks.
Mr. Scott was accompanied to Above is shown "Smiling Dan ,11’ *, which successfully defended tho
Sanford hy It. S. Warner, secre Elgin Nnti«»"!»l Trophv in hte 1!» 1 hydroplane cltissic of tho Sanford
tary-treasurer i f the Melinite Com
Yacht Club'
gntta held on Lake Monroe yesterday, Richnnl Loy
nea and Harvey Strong, the crew of the record holder, are men sitpany and by Flank Meliane, of
Orlnndo.
tint- in the sln-il'x co c k p it.________________ ____________________
The company has made ktipwii
the fart that the warehouse they
arc to build is to lie 110 feet by
100 feet /mil is to be of steel and
stucco construction. Plans for tlie
Structure are imw being drnwn, it
is said, and work is expected to be
under way within the next few
Ih< pci >iu-i t of immunity from
fi -.ci.i| |,r.'-i-« minn far Carroll,
c' oii if |iu bathtub contained wine
m-ti-.-.f uf ginger ale as claimed by
l "'ll,m r. is based on the fact
,g-i
th-i- \ nb tend net provides th|>t
i,iI’- 1- -a who testifies liefore a
in- ri:-i.n jury in a liquor sole cam
1 '}
punislH-d. The act also pro- I
,
-aii ’ Mat a witar.-s may not'plead
"-loiiiutinnul right to refuse
''
"ii the grounds of in1"mir.aiiag himself.
la
Vane investigation >,f the incioi at wa- closed/ yesterday with
i,c
'-Hi •im-iit that no evidence
mat t-'vn fin.ml to support action
in 111 jhe tialhtub incident.
; I'1dcral Attorney liuckiter ha.”
,, b'tunuti-d that some o f Cnrroll's its wrote, was a distinct let-down
is
"'h be called before the from that of her debut. More
training and study are needed, they
nn Kraud jury.
feel if she is to take her place as
a prima donna among the world’s
great artists.
Faulty intonutinn, lack of supiort in tonal flights and a “ wobble”
ii the altitudes wa* found by the
llernld-Trihune critic, while the
American critic found insufficient
strength in high notes and unstead
r.tiMK, Fch. 27 i/1M—A threat iness.
uf \ii.h'iicu ngaiimt the Romo CorMiss Talley, however was warm
r. »poi.ilcnt of the London Daily ly received. The house was wild
Kxprtss, utilufs he loaves Italy, was out ugnin for the third time. Exvoiced today hy II Tcvcrc, extreme tru police, were needed to take enre
Fax-i-t paper in an open letter to of the crowd and there was a shout
the president of ;Tn Runic associa ing' ovation at tho midnight curtail.
*'
*/."l)A4gt(r*
tion of foreign pres* correspond
ent*.
II Tuvore takes exception to tho
corn ..pondent's recent atory in
which he 'aid that Premier Musso
lini wu, in such 111 health Ural he
wu» fom d to live on a starvation
diet. The paper declares:
"Wo Fascists do not desire to
»><r out this correspondent nor do
w> desire to be constrained ttx put
tim with our compliments under
the hoof* of the horse on which the
)duce (Mu.x.ii-ik . —i-—- ' • * *•-
London Newspaper
Man In Rome Gets
Threat Of Violence
f
N. Y.,
... Feb,
r « l 27:
:.
»7«wRr
lAanu vT ^in,V0,t* P^Utlon
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Ir*.
of-Mr*.
'• oUUinai} ara'
against Jnme^^..tinued b y , court
|l*il}*conli
; order n^W
tlod»y.
The
m
order,
sillied by
i *uprcDic
—:3>rcourt
- _
Morsehauscr,
**d» mado
r... iN Justice
the'
‘ Hpulatii“t.* *" *.h; submission 06 a
ed by i<m, dated Feb. 24 and sign*
Ban * counsel for both Mrs. Still- while the Bishop
7—
'“ r n
id her
husband.
' ^ from home.
KHi »Pe thisi i» the lust of the
LAKE WALE!
ir,” comnvented Jj**
2 ? . “ or»cba,user, who prenlded In fours* o f con
me cat* when StlUumo
m a il
homes
W ith m any o f .the most
prominent yachting enthu
siasts in Florida present, the
final program o f the first an
nual regatta o f the Sanford
Y acht Club was held last
night at the Hotel Forrest
Lake, where the formal pre
sentation o f trophies won in
the all dny water meet was
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M & J M j
Sanford Entry
W in sS a il R ace
Thousands Gather To
J View Yacht Club’s
First- Annual M eet
A colorful crowd recruited
from practically nil sections
loridn witnessed th e . first
nl regnttn o f the Sanford
Y a ch t Club held on Lake M on
roe yesterday with mnny o f
tho fastest speedsters in
southern w aters com peting
fo r prizes totalling $5,000.
A lthough the California en
C
observed, and a dinner and fortry, “ Smiling Dan III" won easily
mnl ball given in honor of visit
in the feature event of the meet,
ing commodores and officials of
competition for places in tho many
the three power boat associations
other oventa on the program vnjji
under whose auspices tho racer
keen and the spectators who
\
were held.
the greater portion of the d f
tho lake (thorn were thrillo- ;
I
In nddition to numerous private
beginning to end.
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"
dinner parties arranged by mem
bers of the local club, a separate
“ Smiling Dan lit
rni&:‘
tabic was laid in the hotel's special
hydroplane owned by
ioy<rdining room for the bonrd of gov-nos o f Long Beach;
■" ithw .
ernors of the Sanford Yacht Club
Elgin National -Trophy
.j
and visiting association officials
I’aim Heach lust week by finixlH'
who came here to assist in- the
ing winner In the 161 hydrofalartp i
njccessful singing o f whnt U Bnid, The Elgin ronumiil Trophy suc class race, leading “ Miss Pluto"
to huve been tho largest regattu cessfully defended by tho “ Smiling owned b Commodore IL \V. WIN
ever held in this section o f the lim a H I" lit tho 151 hydroplane lett of Mount Dora.
stute.
Tho California l>oat completed
class rsco of tho Sanford Regatta
Commodore J. R. Emory of tho yonierdny is n perpetual award go the IB mile rnco in 20 minutes and
local club opened the program with ing1 each yejyf to tho boat which 2 1-5 seconds, choppy water pre
a few impropriate remarks before scut the fuMcit timo in the 151 venting it from malting n record
introducing Mayor ' Forrcit •Lake class, Tho „V»-Vfc juoro than thro* run. Tho Mount Dora entry fin
as toastmaster far tHo evening. |and a half feet InjT ejijl cofcoj£,&00 . ished second, covering tha.cauf*a
During the progress of the eight
in 27:40 2-5.
tX \
Provisions Of T ax Measure i Upper llnuae R ejects R cporl coursu dinner brief talks were miule
“ Baby Sub Division" p ilo id V?
(«o Into EffJ.Y AiWJonlidgej
That Course Taken By The by Oommodpro F, Ja. IJen arc^t,
George Melons of.
D -f \
m sieU jm ctl‘ i|* & a d .r*ta b lish rd in
Forecasts Treasury ShortDepartment In JVfetnl Probe 'president of the Florida Power
Boat Association; Commodore IL
the first heat o f tho 725 Uisplacyage O f Oyer 100 Millions
Disregarded Colirt Orders \V.
Willett, of Mount Dorn; Com
ment doss yeatorday morniitjr and
modore J. J. Alvord, jot Mount
finished on sfcsy winner uf the two
WASHINGTON, IVb.27 (A’)—
WASHINGTON. Feb. 27 <jp)— Dorn; Commo«lorc A. Tis/ut, direc
Ifive mile heats in ld-20 4-5, lead
Provisions of the new tax reduction " a h party lines virtually intact, tor of the Mississippi Valley Power
ing “ Miss Lake Jem,” which fin
I-,i
. i
tin- Si-i'iiie Iiiih rcfukc«l to formally Hont Association mid secretary of
ished in 10:40 2-5. R. J. Trimhlo
lulls wen- in operation
today,
. ,
,,
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” with;'criticize
the Department
of Ju»- the Florida Power Iloat Associa
o f Lake Jem piloted this entry,
President Coolidge holding the be- tier f..r the eour-s- of its investi- tion; Commodore William M. Bige
“ Miss Enstl*” piiotod by Juck
lief that tile miasure will ratise a giito-n t>. ba-n if the ahiminuni low, of West Pulm Beach; Rich Special M eeting Will Probably
Be Held On Tuesday T o Fix Creigor, was forced out on tho
[teasury deficit of $IOO.(iqi),(iOil at " '" 'I " '" ' has .li«regarded federul ard Coynes, of Long Beach, Cal.,
Election DntcChangedFrom first lap by engine trouble. *
the end of the m-xt fiscal year.
court decrees.
owner of the record holding “ Smil
Local Boat Wins Hailing Rare
First Selection O f Mar. ID
Further reductions ntuv he po>" '" l e of .1.1 to .to It rejected ing Dan ill,” Edward Higgins. It.
In tha six ratio ono class sailing
. ilde Within a few year's. a« the l;,s‘
tl''' ••"dniaiy Commit- li. Berg, It. J. Holly, Commodore
A special meeting of tho City racs over a triangular course,
DUhiii- debt total is low,-red. but i n . '" ’ '" ilJ"r' ,V report to that end. F. (,. Fowler of Mount Dora; Sec
Ihe meantime. Mi. Coolidge hopes.' H'" voles olI two. Democrats, incase retary W. E. White, of tho local Commission wilt probably bo held Fred Long, piloting tho “ Btarie,”
next Tuesday morning nt which owned by Judge W. E. Whlto of
I miKiuvs "ill
nlowly in npprov : "J *
v,oUi^ ( aiolinn. line! llruce of yuclu chili.
Trophies Presented
timo it is expected to complete tho Sanford, finished first, lending tha
ing measures calling for additional M"r> land, who Joined with llit' Re"Seminole,’* ownod by George W.
Following several dunces to mus final details relative to tno city’s Gibbs
appropriations. He bus purlieu- puhllcnns, decided the issue, for
of Jacksonville and piloted
proposed
bond
issue
tuid
a
duto
larlv in mind proposuls for inetcas- 1l ,e reniaindcr of the Senate tnlnori- ic furnin'tsd by the Hotel Forrest
by E<l Rico of Sanford.
Tho
ing by about ten per rent the ex-1'>'• w' 11'
Republi can insur- Luke Trio, those present gathered net for the election, which wn* "Mario" flnlshod In two hours, and
originally
*ct
for
March
10.
ac
nenditures in behalf of the Army v“ uM ,or " ‘h.ption of the
cording to un announcement made 20 minutes. Tho “ Somlnole" finund the Navy.
rtT " rt•
todny by Mayor Forrest Lake.
The threat of treasury deficit at
deci*‘on. prompted Senator
At tho Inst meeting of the.com
the end of the next fisrnl year may Bohinson of Arkansas, Democrat
missioners, it was agreed thut im
lie removed if Congress is careful '•'niter, to drop hi* resolution promediate action wns necessary In
i.r the government's finunees, Mr. P<>m'; b to authorize tho PresJde.it to
order to get tho bonds on the mar
Coolidge thinks, and he foresees
JP^lal founse! U» conduct
ket nt an early dnto this spring.
nddilion.d revenue* for the treas- •“ ■•‘•’mpt. nrocet-d.ng* against the
The election cannot bo held, accord
ury if the tax reduction effects'inLiWMCh hccreU*ry MtU
ing to existing statutes, for at least
rleased proportionately throughout
18 a ®tockbo!dcr.
.70 days after tho passing and pub
the country
t Previously, Senator Mulsh, Dem
lication of tbo ordinances autho
in addition to the widespread ° cr" l lo f l »''*nDinn, lender o f tho
rizing such an issue, it is said.
17:24 3-5. “ Miss Elolse," owned
tax reductions, the bill offrets ! f',‘jht|,n '!ch“.lf
th« rsport. hud
.While some opposition hns de by the Haven Villa. .Corporationchanges ... the administrative pro- »»«ndon«l hi* p an to have the
Police court occupied only a few
. .
'
| .Seiinte investigate the company minutes yesterday morning and veloped relative to Urn plan of was second in 18.37 2-5.
visions.
.
.
|on it* own account through special most of the cases coming befoyo building a municipal freight term
J u Boat Wins Runabout Race.
The treasury is limited to :bree [ c„ un8C|. n 0 said several Senator* Judge \V. E. White were of u mi inal on ih o south side of tho Sem
In the runabout race, “ Grenndp," •
years instead of four ns the maxi-1 WCM o f (he opinion that no Sen- nor character.
inole Boulevard route, tho com owned end piloted by C. ! ! 6 wmrd of
umm during which tax returns,att. inquiry Was necemuiry in view
missioners holiovo that tho matter
An inUmntion of what the city uf tho exact locution can be thresh- Jacksonville finished first, cover
may be reviewed and any addition- „f tho investigation made by the
ing tha five mile course in 1 2 min- »1 asMstncnts Jovied.
Federal trade commission, which
ad out at a later date and that all utes and 4H seconds. John Bruntpossible spcod should be usod at Icy, o f Sanford, piloting “ Miss San
The board of tax appeals is con- had filed complaint that the con
tinued. with its 10 member* be- Jcern had violated decree* designed Howard Flnser to nay a fine of tho present time to get the money ford" came second In 13 minutes
ing appointed for 12-year terms.. to prevent a monopoly in tho al-' (25,--or to servo 30 day^ on tho for that and other projects of ma and 28 seconds, and J. D. Woodruff,
jor importance.
The measure create* a Joint Con-1 utniaum industrjh
j~
also o f Hanford piloted "Jack"
when the testimony o f po
gri-**ionul committee which will: Warm exchange* were passed streets
The City Planning Commission, across the homo stretch third, in
nce
officers
showed
that
FInner
keep in close cpntact with the nd- between Kenntor Walsh,. Senator had narekd his car ut such un angle which oppoaod tbo terminal aa 20 minutes.
ministration of internal review Reed, und Senator Moses, Republi- ns to seriously endanger other outlined, is heartily in favor of tho
Ralph Moore o f DeLand took
laws, und inspect returns.
can of New Hampihire. The Mott- drivers! Most of tho people to docks and terminal being built on f i n t place in tha apcciel outboard
The committee, coiisisting of five {una
*'od cbargod Mr. face the court during the past few the north side o f the bulkhead and motor event with his nameless
mrinbei* of each House, will re- ^
with being n representative weeks havo received light fines, on extending out into the water. Mam- shall, covering tho two and a half *
bora of the Board suggested that mile course in 16 minutes and 45
port it* findings to Congress.
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Hecrclary Mellon first offense.
1
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of the aluminum company.
seconds. Hubert Talton o f DeLand
. R. A. King was fined $5 for
In “ Miss Elto" was second in 17 '
speeding.
Mrs.
I>an
Rutherford
HALM AS TENNIS STAR
minutes and 32 seconds and C. II.
wxis arrested oii the same churgo
lforner o f DeLand in “ Pelican"
and failed toHappear
ill court., Her
P - . ----------WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.—GP)— ___________
finished third In 10. minutes and 30
Count Balm is going abroad short bond of $10 waa.prdcrcd estreated.
seconds..
,
ly and practice for Davis Cup F. E. Polk estreated hi* bond of
In the outboard motor event Talwill
save
the
city
money
and
time
matches. “ You see what happened $5 on m charge of opecatii^; a car is to be considered.
ton finished f in t over the two and',
to Tilden this week,” he remarked. on the rim.
a
half mile coarse in 16 minutes .
At the meeting last Monday, thfe
D. C. Hickson paid $3 for park mgineers who were expected to at- and 0 1-6 seconds, leading P. A . *
ing without lights and Mary James, teud failed to appear, and arrange More o f Hanford, who finished i n w,
M. B. Hutton and Lonso R ik y each ments aro being mado to have 17 minutes and 14 ’ Mconds. Oscar ’
estreated small bonds on tbo same them present in the near future. Brooks o f Hanford finished third
In 23 minutes and 20 seconds.
charge.
’
Prists were swarded as follows;
Robert Lawtou and W. O. Webb
JS1 Class Hydroplane*
-------------I failed to appear in answer to char Family Short A N am e
First prise,
•
\ti i w , “ Smiling
a u i i i u w Dan
u « n HI.'
us,
PARIsTFeb. 1 7 .—bP>—What is Rumanian courier* are said to bo ges o f being drunk and disorderly W hen Triplets Arrive
•Hlrhurd Soynes, Long Beach. Cal^
and their bonds ware eatreated.
iroinir on behind the scenes con- coming to Paris,
$185.00,
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corning Carol of Rumania, who
Queen Marie, It is reported, will Ada Cramps was chargrd with dis
WICHITA, Km*., Tab. jr r ^ jp ) —
Second prize, “ Miss Pluto" H. W.
scrtnrtimo ago renounced his right try to urge upon her son, a return orderly conduct and lost $25 thru
to the throne of the kingdom and to Rumania and a reconciliation her non-appearance. Robert War One short on a name when triplets Willett A Walter Towle. Mt. Dora,
Continued on-Pag# 8 .
left his country with a pretty au- with hie wife, the former Prince** ner, lost $25 in bonds on a drunk born to Mr, and Mrs. H. E. Batt
ware named yesterday, The ex
burn haired woman, tho daughter Helen o f Greece, so that there may and disorderly charge.
ploded visitor, if • boy, yraa to be CALLS SMOKING ROOM A STY
of a Jewish merchant of Jassy, ha* b« an unbroken succession to the
Bill Roundtree was assessed $6 named Joe ee.
,
>
,ii p , ri« talking.
.throne.
for drunkenness and Alberta Erabe had to -divide
hla
name
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., Feb, 27
The former Crown Prince, ocromQueen Marie, who is regarded In hart lost f 10 through non-appear ■But
.
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with'ono unexpected brother and —(jp)—A senior complain! iuj In tha
nanied br hi® inamorata, Mme. Europe as one o f the most astute ance on tha same charge.C retailed only “ Jon” . The third un oefigep
a p m rof Vaaear’a now
Magda Lupcscu. arrived hero s«v- f^ era" among royalty, js behoved
C. A. Boatwright, an employee expected youngster wna named
erefd^v* ago from Milan, where to'have in hor program the uur- of tho railroad
Tm
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x ."a
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the eounle had been constant com- poae to swervg Carol* affections «U on a ehargi
PHtilon** Since then ho has kept both from Mme. Lupescd •«* o f car* to obsl
a S S -U fi.M *
„ Mme.Lambrino. As regards to the ing. Oh hla t
Now it is asserted that Carol s auburn-hatred woman, rumor al-
Light Docket Faces
Judge W. E. White
In Municipal Court
Queen Marie Plans To Visit Carol In
Paris To Ask Hi m ToLeave Inamorata
lvorcePetttionjQf
rs*Stillman Stopped
Commodore Bigelow
?v Explains National
Elgin Cup Award
85,500 Cup
|! "Sm iling Dan I I F Is
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First Across Line
, In 151 Class Race;
“ Miss Pluto” Second
�V
t ir e SANFORD IfERALP, SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 27, j92fi.
Towimlilp Taanly
J"im u. ,\ r
h . ki i: H. u , <r .Jeuu. all puru,.:
- > 8 5 .^ 2 1
«tt*-V'*M*‘ifpptwVlnw ./rout Hi*> sworn umliT John ii. «
Mil or L’OtnpInltit W r o l n filed Hint Molimr ami fj ,,
v .u nmi dtti-lt. o r y o u m a y H a l m ‘ •r ..Ihern Ihi* , IMintt* rltfhi. m l*' o r In U T is i In umt -'ram'!-" or mht'w i‘. .n,j f.«Q
,|„. t»ri,i'*it>' l i o r w M l ^ t
dtt* W**|' >'«;n inan
"*• r o , . , , ,***• fn. N
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imr any 11 , 1*,.-*, ,
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rot! nmi rucli o f y o u he ttt:d ttM Ittfrit- •ami tiivnivm 11ur
,t th
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Im'Iujt a itiih- r*n> o f Hits •'••luiimiiiuM!, i nnknowi!"1
I'liUft. at tl.o C ou rt Houju- Hi Hnu- .•aim,-, ami |., '" . ‘ t*, nboi, *" ll- ^1
r., 1,1 H-Iiilnoli- C o u n ty , F lor id a . mid 'Vlmiii^oovir
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1 : ;.tm.lt t l i r f p r . H o c r i r - I ’ r o' C o n lu ll
tl> couavd. or•
i^ lT ^ a n d lo ^ r i'in d m
piirtnor*. whuac ■B ^ e n
pole Couat/I nothin, on t l i m i l m
FREir.nT BOAT KINKS
APALACHICOLA, Fla. Feb. 20,
(/)’)—Forrcd by tide and heavy
,S ,a n
lir: A. M W ook/ d - C :
h s M V M f t '
wind*. Otc river boat Chipola ran W
ilson , llounltoldor * B o r to.
afoul tho ways at River Junction,
Solic itors for t omidaltiatds
nipping n hole in her aide and par Jnn. 30- I'eh. «. 13. -0 . . 1 .
toll, ir said V ’.V’ Y ^ o U o
, . , 1, 1 , 1,00. unit
''v
,
tially jinking tho vcxrcI.
No
u Is, loyally ottlltirt or „t
lives were lost, but the slaty tons 1st Ttiie n n i r i T r o r n r m
all pontolia olnlinliiK m
' O L IV K R O B E R T S B A R T O N
of freight aboard were consider
a»:vr.>m j i » u ;*»•
u n i l s r ih o alMit-o ! V r.l s s i
,...«.„rs. nhurolmhlors. si ii-rv- lH*-; to
in , t i i k s t i t i : »»
* , 'Hn
**I SBE It ult flow," soueakctl idmulinjr on his long tall, they ably tlnntnged. und the boot Is
or, ill ton;, w r a n t n s ,,r ,,t a etir|»,|'a*
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the little mouse railed I’uudyfooJ^ went loo, ait bough it nearly nearly it complete loss.
...... . . ( ir o o o r y t
»mi>
<: HCJisHTT. c. „ tMI,|I,|llll|lt
tN.iiUj-taf,
“ Whitt?" cried the Twins.
f*erkcd tlieli* head,, off.
lion. lltllHliorolicIi
Hi - llt t r r lM - im ll» n *
>*|) iin
I. > Tin: r i l l t l 'I T < U I'IIT
NKV_
.i
,r|,oration.
•Tho bluojay that Hew away
Mand (l)i ,lnv ifMteolng
;,r|.vrull«m
If
ruri:.v r n j i . m e m .
cn tcU iT
op
t Coiiipany, a or l.-vnl . s ls t e »nhcI.
L’ lt lllU . •< » 1,'
,
L>. XX
m at
■Uefeinlaiil.
I 'M HI I l,A IX , A M * P O Il S l i m .
with tho Blue Chcrn' wns Ulue.tu 'tlmt old goose talk when we
, poratIons l»n, lu
I o r otliertvlsev . l»
K.Not.*? c o i j x n , iS a u x e a n r .
I'llntloM..
‘ I f dlsaolvrd.
Whiskers himself.
He knew >vho; have work to do." snid Jape.
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Itr m u v r I'luHd P r o m T l l l r
Viiilrr to K n o w *
I alls
oXtliM t ,
I was when he saw me cliniblng j “ Tnlklng about Ids phi chicken WIllll1.. to1*13.\
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clnlinlttB
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KMAl.li, all i„ T » o n s
o v ,f cnriMiruttoii*. as
, Complainant.
fli,- Stale o f ITorlda. T o
the tree.
W'ho better?
For It v hen all the time your poor fairy
iittdor tho o bshnrcli..ltl,-rs.
stock
•-.^ ;a nn .C urlsou. J tQ}J
was he who changed me front n
j
nuffuriitgj ille^lden, Ilt.\ HANNAH, ir**living ami If Ue,. t r i u i t e c s „ r otti
Ilarrullj
B.
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nice big benr into a utiseruble lit- v.t,’ re just ns far as etrc;- front cemo-rt. all uiiKtiuvvn twirs. ifcvlaoi:.-,. Currie.
tii T " K W a r.- ...
m o l,,i ?„i ii i,.,.
i |m i h ? •
K a fv
1*io i . » » 'i
a ril
Ia'KuK'i * or grantvea, or ..t.t Ida Wife. JYWiley I - «*•{•“
^'•- i r.-V mrV m'VJlT.r, .1,0,1 \y.
tie mouse.
Ikm. boo, boo, hoe. .-i-U/ng the blue cherry.
Now
llutimili. uml utl uiikoowii parsons Hatfield.' •» ' • , niv
w ! and llrotlior, a o o -,w r l,;;r M , -.
hool”
And Paddyfoot began «■» tjmt „|,i R|U1. W hisker bus it, In: .rlaliiilnu
un) Ititarvnt in <>r to Hr,,xvn. Ja m es W. *
riY to cnoh and ev e ry the oo-p.iriti
cry big round tears,
|imo probably eaten it, und Is? haw
lit.- latnl lii.-reliiuftcr dr-serlbed In Moran. J. II. Alrtxsll. I •
l „ I and t „ any P< raon ,,r . y i ' ™ ! s i t
tIlls order of publication.
i; ina any in terest or Int• r«ets* »
W. I|. t lr lffe h . •*•e'1
“ It's too late to try notv," suiilling the.cojirt jeweler set the blue
tl'-sp o n d e iit H .
sa id ' oo-pnrtnvrxhI ph. o r suld
Hlilti I.M-kll, nr. nl> »
Jupe kindly.
"It wuu ntupld o f ( slplie in llw? bumlle o f bis sltttving Tin. m a t e o f l-Torldu, to lar.pon- XVnr,-. J. At- Sutnridi.n
narttiern; and to all pnrtl- s ■ '
...
. > . v |oi<.rest nr liil* r,
o u n ts:
us to let tturli n thing hnpjietM but j burslt tbrn very'minute."
Hutbi-rland. Ills
‘ *1
O rder o f Piilillrn tloo
4. May .Vatin*. Ills " l / v .
i,„i in ml Involved In this
it did linpiKn, so vfhacare v.e to
(\jj n,|n time lie kept bounding
T o luii 11 u ii Halt, if Hv iiik . m id If nr,l Itaiin c . H'lwara, III
, " r of Iho a h o t - ll.il'Kst d e f e n « a
d o?" .
Jalong In long jumps, and suddenly duei.iiae'l. a l l u i ii. n o w ii lo-ir>. d o \ * u li. H ow ard, if l l ' b ' K . s
'T h o il and every w I.......... ..
.
icon, l.-Kin >«■•>. o r ornnti-ca o f mild i, tit „ r i« 11 o f tin- said tie
pla. es o f roaldence a r „ unknnw i
"Hunt Irufflrn," suggynteti tlw i l ’nddyfool snitl, . "That’s where IIda
llnrit'.nli, und all u n k m . u a per- tlenil. then to the h e ir
■/. .•..mphiliiant I..* n o ahm-,
Truffle Hunter quickly. .
' 1llickjdoo lives, in that house rigiit s o n s eln u n in g any lutf'i-i.-st in o r t-> v mMei-n, o r m lier eloiwi
t: m l . . l caii-e. and ' " . ' V . t i l a
land nitunted In dt-inlnote Count j
'.ohunna Carlson. M rgli'
\\ p i r t h s . not urn I or m till, hit. u
"Oil. you don't understand,’’ j theni."
Ptorldii, mid m o r e pniTleulurly dt* j . Mai tell. P. S l.llaxvr
I
f
. , or Infant, nlon nt. ......
said Nnney. "We have to get the I Ho Ju|m stopped, and the others nci It,i ll na:—
Ptirric. K hte I- Currie.
,-M. : resident, clohnlnt* mi>
' y
" n c K ln n llia 343 ^ . - t
Nortli e f
W es ley I, llrntielt. J X
Blue Cherry because it Is the only! stepped o ff hie tail, and they all
im er. stH In the Inmls
, 'lt,
th e Noullieant c o r n e r o f ttie N E 'i
.1 . r
Xlellrld-.
P. l-r;
|i. this suit, said Innd ................. .
thing thot will cure-poor Twinkle j went toward n large wooden house
o r ttie HW>4 o f Hurt Ion 7. T o w n
XV. *.lll) TIiolll'S XX M
rif
y. mlnol,' f o u n t V . H orhhi. ,nl
Pen.
The doctor prescribed ll."i tho little mouse had pointed out.
s h ip 21 Houtli llniiue 2U Kaal.
yirNntt. l> A. Morris. X
it ,, sorlhed n» foii-WH. l,,-'*tt.
run Nortli to llrlek Itond. HWty
fen. I. It. l.oeklleur, Mn
"I know!" cried'Nick.
"We'll
Hickydoo. the •square wooden
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T h e Built Invent q u a r te r
'
.ilons: Llrlek Koud to point urat
11.
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Tiunt up Hickydoo agniit." *•
j toon who lived there, was working
<>t IK-k Iiiii Iiic . Iliencu ICuut to
' ,l"
Southwest
CJuat ter
mid
"
KutlK-rlninl. Krnncen- sum
"That’s n very gootl Jdca in -' in his gartlen.
tiVKilllllliK'"
wife. Moss M a lto*. J- AI
"('• '
Southeast Quarter " / ''"Vf.'irtV
l- o r d ered tlmt y o u mid eaeli hlM wife. XV. II. Ilovvni
, r,l.
west Q ua rter of heell»n Thirl
deed," agreed Jupe, the l.angnroo. [ "Hollo, here!" h<* said in a wood- ot it> ou
uppeur to the mvorii Mil Of
"Bui I don't know wheto to find |,.n voice.
"ho you're bark, i,.m|.lnlnt herein filed on o c b e f o r e
II. .. I mi d a y o f Mi,reh. A. f>. ISSfi.
bint now."
j Didn’t you get the cherry?"
Ho Mime lielliK Hulo I HO o f till.,
" f do," tmuouki'd ruddy foul ‘ "N o," explained Jupe. “ A lnr^,,• Iloiioru ble Pourt.
It Is fu rt lir r o rdered mid deerf-ed
quickly.
"I Imvcn’t been prime ; ItluuUy ntolo- it."
IIi Ih liotlee . be |iu'ill-,linl »lie-J |
minister nnd chief cook-nmi bottle-! "Did someone steal your tuitoin ,- oHint
w eek f o r fo u r eoiiFuentlve wvek.s
washrr of the Band of the Blue Idle, to o ?" asked Hickydoo.
tn Hie tkiIlford Herald, u n ewapnper
Cnorry for a hundred years ull
Jupe nnd the Twins and Paddy- lliibllnhed III Hemluole C o u n t ) , l-'lorfor nothing.
Wo'll hunt up foot nil lookctl nl each other in bln.XVlln,-ax the hand nmi real o f V.
I? |i,,ualax». «:l*-rk o f the Plreull
JHcl ydco again nmi nsk him whut disgust.
K,-loin,,I,-. P om ity . l-'loi ldn. m
to do.
But first o f nil let’s gel
“ Aren't wo dtfmli!" aiil Nlrl.. Ponrt
Hi, i" ,m il' 11, mif.e in dnnford. thli
o ff Cherry Ilounca Hill, r v o ! " l t ’n silting out in front of the •."Jib d.,v ,,f Jnu A. M.
• V. I?. lHJt.TSI.AHU.
•blvcred nt:U shaken until I inn |Trufflo Hunter’s house."
Pli-rk o f Circuit Pourt
getting sensirk."
•• (To He Continued.)
•Seal i
!l> • A. .Xt. W eeks. H C.
"Mo a m 'I," said Nnucy.
j (Copyright, 11*20, NBA Serviei.i P ld e i ld k e Mart.
Hollrltor for l.ooildulliant
—, "Ho nnt 1." sah| Jupe.
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"tlo am I,” said the Truffle
I.AIMJK tINEYAIlD
t
•"IIII V
llnnw^
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u
w ill ho , n tcris l nirnltist y ou.
;„I,| m u st, IihIok a Hult t o <iu»et title sp m lm .lr County H'
In tin. c o m p la in a n t lit and in ttlp ^•ilhvil nx follow
lands lirrnlniihovo donorIhod.
•
•add tu nmi
It l» t l u r o f n r o o r d o r o d Quit this
" r Jf'if'V.HHl, KloVw
I'lnl il»
r 1
,lotos- ho linhlhdnsl In Hits ^ n ttf o r 'l
l. o o k I liftpr* 11
Il.-rnId. n ii> « ?l»uptW puhlhjrhoit In
Kotulnnlp Cuuniy. H o r l d t ......... .
a ; IN? ItornriN iif n
..... . ConnmM oHda.
v. i rk f o r f o u r vnimocUtlvo xvi-uks.
W ITN D S S iii.i littnd usmI ofTVIul « n ,l It niHa-arltiK
„ r t It* *‘ In* ii 11 I ’o u i l «»f tho ••in o f <„iiMiiai,u
Novotult Jndiohll f l r r u l t o f till* Httitt- an d i-ui-h o f ,
o f I'lorlda. 1,1 and f ,,r h oinliiolo Hirlil. HU,, o Count v. oil HUS till, 23th da y or lh.« |ir,i|MTt\ i„,
ml.
Inou n v A. I'.
‘
•'*" 1 • • v i; IMjt’til*AKS. I.Mork.
M Is tli.-r. f..,t. „ ri,
u,
t v f W o o d r u f f . D e p u t y C lork . •ind onrli of i,„. , "
' V . l i XXTrtt,
, ,
I S o n !) i
S o l ic it o r for fn inpltil iim il.
this Pni.M.
Jnti.3 0 F> i n i : . : t l « 2,
o f Mnrrh. A I) ,
I IIP.
rtt:C T i t
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Pit \it,
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it.x‘. Otherxvlsn known
xi n r . m
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iil*s i d
mat t h f . u k h a
(.‘oniidnliiiintM.
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.11 A CtKil’KH.. ,-t H1
Defetidmits.
ilrilrr «.f ITsMIrnllon
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TO
K N O X X -N
ic.n q w n
xxtrv
7 ^ ”
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m t,
'•UDLIC ACCOI
it :f k n d a n t s
Hi.ite nf Florida, t o : —
,
rtso^. William
*21'
'« -!» H .O .L ,
“ Then get un my lull und I'll, A l’ ABAt'IIICOBA. Flu.. I-eh. 27.
jftmp
you
down,"
said Jupe,
|(A'*—A I* IdeniI .......involving
Id.UI.,.
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m
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aa
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IB EXTENSION
e s(|uare vvomlen ntnn uhu litixl Iht-rtIlls gurtlen.
inns me
lord.
near ja n -
ll is part the original John Jacob A stor Grant, com
prising 28011 acres in the flow ing w ell belt at Lake Monloe Station.
The plot has been surveyed in five and ten
acre tracts, w e are now in-position to deliver tiled, clearainmoc
these small tracts.
S e c o n d S e ctio n
This is the original offering of A stor Farms, the continu
ed demand for celerv and truck gardening land is the
reason for its earlv offering. Prices are most reasonable
when compared with prices of land within close proxim
ity to Astor Farms. T his affords those desiring a portion
of land that has made the solid foundation on w hich this
city
was built a chance to secure their tract for
imnie•
•
__
diate cultivation, and at most reasonable terms. Prices
range from $200.00 per acre and up.
uui must act quickly to secure your share of this differ
n t offering’.
FARM S, In
112* 2 Park Avenue
Owners
■ I i n i n i i i i i i u i ■ ■ i i u H i u u H u m a u i i m i a i i i u u i i n m m u H H i i n u i M i N i M * 11
�THE SANFORD HRRAin
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 27. 1926
5G5; 10 Canadian; trading
mnrkct* steady; Wisconsin
; round whites 3.C0@3.80.
•®**' Mcked round whites
russets
27.— — 4.00;
Strong buyin" v*
su'port was in evj.
Cl I
denre at th< orm
ir- of today's
Mock mark?* .1mu
nrires moved lr*
^ I dr.r;* highert. The r’mrn break WHI
Vi :udny
had i .a aIt? i ; May.
uj a numb r of•ivtntly
margin calls, with j May.
’ h" remit
h r r ' - Q s a c r a l Electric July
trr
?,ul « vcral <nh-. JSept.
11 viaill't
vn.‘d :j !nritJ fntetionr.
COR:
H. M tfA R L A N D
■nj Advci if^inrr F o "
slow;
sacked
Minna
.'1.00(3
3.C5W
|Bible Students O f
N.Y. School T o Give
Music Bill Tonight
Getting Ready Per The Starting Gun
fwjnt
TK5 Sluc.tint? Longue of ManV' -ya
Niitims/nri r.rg.lniaaflon composed
#of hibte ftudruit front' y.xrioun ^
cmirlttltc: of tho ifiehc who are-at
tending school tn^Blbh' School
Park. N. YY. njet BinjrhompLon,
arc to present u varied musical ..
*• n~rjf>i tonight In the High School -ryj
:.urtit«riur.t, n3 adgiiwtetl being
fhaggetf.
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An’ I 1 .lira, N, Y-; newspaper. In
rrlTp^B lc than ever Before.
*
W ^ r \ . ftv/ years ago. Saword wa
^niU{1 hrlVlpd the ptheisHion In public tw
r,L?i iroronicnts, but today it »» no
g ‘ rtt" of
point o- hiir- May
L , , t,| in the -tote ter the roes
n ' iKTI ?! >::.» • -’ uly
«•; S
of ito- public improve RnJr *V:t
',c* Yo,k : *etvni Uiri Sent,
i.alu* ( .art* v.tio.i.
V. ft s*-'*' OATI
S s i '. S f S .w d utilities.
fT .
ScnionT.i grevth hr-, not beer ter-^.o!, oncited ht »2T,.
-ni,';, / May
o.rff 1by the comi.ie of pome ©Teal
Retxnnntlon . o f
bear
Jniv
» t
, cK
with millions of dollars
'wr- but it- Provens has come abet'I
[4*? here to build n grcnfclly.
ltu'
.^anford’H greatest asset is its
K :f- crogfessive spirit und leadership.
r 1*0 With these things, its mnrvcloua
Pr.n° location, jrireat prodrfttivc back
L^’r- 'country and other natural ndvan•rtjn' incrs will lie fully capitalised in
)“ °ltlie building of one of the outstnnd^ ' “ iinh cities of Florida. '
P 1' Tho'next big step in tho march
' „ of progresi is tho special ndvtr1 P|* 11ling campaign Ul m*;1? l*’ r'
rpli km,w that Sanford's nubstontin
p sr*.
Im^ntion. bnck c»)unti.\ i\ih1
,«P't r(V-T!m’lritv spirit combined togrtlu
•«r ,.r i.iak" this the city of greatest
s*hp promise in nil toe S'-ato.
Tiu ■ Ihint's, the regatta, the
-ni- I.11 Ming >r tin Imui- -.1 Eake hotel,
r-.':’ (he golf tournament, lira rccordat .1 1.1. tikin:, campaign of Mtc Chamber
,,f Ci.innier.i', the splendid/ punlic
.aT,. improvements. and national utlver,... (! -..ing n.mpaicn, tho fine civic apirff to it. on.! finally, the 1peclld i.dvcrI... (i'.imr eanipaigti t•* stmt next •week,
;h;.e tiling, let us icpeftt^ show
unit whitti wnv the witnl is blowing in
. f:.r. MinfiuM. niul it is .towards great
low nr-1 nt tiers Uie regiitta ringed
yiMcrdaj' aottliF fiever liitve‘•berni
n noi.h " Cumnioiiore Emory-mtiil.
•Tn -tin r nun who wfiD el;iml
enough to 1oino here and ncUvMy
.1 i*t in the program the Sanford
T'i.» Li Club owes n debt of gruti: >i|«- ib.it il <nil ne\ I1hope lo pay.”
In •|i.akiui’ "f the eo-ojieration
ai„i iir.t'il efforts which made
u ili.- the Jiohling of the club's
fir-; '-r/alta on such n large seule,
1 un 'iiodoM- Enmry warmly com• . the work of Secretary W. E.
\\|i . , nis "nu’ lit hand mnn” who
Up; die burden of re^poiisihllity,
Me iai'1. r.rul v hu was succcaaful in
nlitai.'.mg many nf.'the best enirie;.
i:\plafns Elgin Trophy
Following the award of prizes,
t omric iore Bigelow explained ihu
igulf in: ncr of tite Elgin National
Trophy. 11gigantic Btlvvr uup Which
kk- i-xle itted at ihe hotel.
The
•up. • 11 . more than three and
a lie.I! 1it *. \i'X i'Ot
Comni'il ! ■• leg, IfiWjltld.
‘itn I :*in trophy is a perpetual
. .. ,1. • ■! .ci! whirl, goes lo llu*
■ it
•' 0. .it eelting tin* lnst•«: 1 1 (ui 1tn eah'ialnt year ill
;• nt ■I'Ll: ir. Cumnio1 - !■ • !..........I.e ui the publicity
a . |"
1 \.*iic!i would conic to
'.n .• r-'i il to lh" fact that the
1
NEW YOltk, Feb. :
Allied
n vc
Amoriom F.ia
Am* 1,tan >'nr & l',i\
American T.rtCoinotive
Amerieiin Snioit, £• it
Anieii, an Sugar
American T>M. ft Tel,
Anuriena Tob.lcro
Ameriian Wnelen
Anuioml:, Copper
Ainiour o! III. "It"
Alrl'ii ’ 1
A1hint 1, < •si *| in *
Ihililwi • I o nutlive
Halt in; .1
liethlcli:■ta S ic l
t’alifoinia Petroleum
Cpn&dian Pacific . .
Cent. I.eatli pfd, .
Ceri'o He I'asen
Clil’snii •al.e A liiiii,
fhi.
N'nitbwvsteni
NEW ORLEANS, La.. Feb. 27.
•AT Cotton futures opened steady:
Marth lS.r»5 .. May IK. 10; .1uiy
•
(let. 10.HR; Dee. 10.07.
NEW YTilU^ Fel,.
hear dri\c« again0 ,.m
of the fiiuiulation Comsi u
rollaps* il 21 1oint>. wa u.
of today s irregdlnrlv Imc
nnuket. Ilesi!,'-'tuni nf
lacks again-1 a mrriiber
111 ruble sneeialtie.s', rnmii
the sh:iip l.rnak „r
In ought utu no,*t h.-e |Mrgi
<>l l*u, eil lii|i mL,,1, fiuiiwlur'v.ere tin .' . •• ,1 1,
NEW YORK. I\b. 27.—GPi — II.
S. Ciovernmenl bonds closed: Lib
erie .'I’-.s 101.2: Liberty First -I’ ,a
I'te.l; Libel tv Second I' . i 100.24;
l.il'c.ty Third JMs lU.'i.it; I ilieriy
Fi.uilb I'is 102.10; C. S. Treat.art I| in 1.0; 1!. S’. Treasury 1',s
107.20.
(
hi. .M l
t
St. P. pfd
siu.'.l! i r a i.'.u g.'A-fc thUir l*k aa ellipse fur high
*iii igtii I 1 ........ Aft* prir3, lm, overtaken the wheat
Oi.ll ./'Ceil t"
bigll- ninfkit this week. With the unt
ie l, ...rii Mo. -.d a ; In ik /lji the new domestic «r.*p
>r<,1 nil'er.u.,.
|•i.rspnsr.ti* nnd with a notable
flrnu'i. vniprithljiig 1falling if in European tb innnil
liie.-ta-t was unrit'Og- ap*M
proasure to no! I lias
si'- shi"hi 1. Mav II r> wn’innl nt nml valitek ba\e nil*
ipttifns aii armiml en- dergone
deiiibd dfop, 1‘oinoor*.
<',i with 1 we, k n’fo, the wheat
iit/tioni on bogs h fp nirrket tm murniiig was D’.t lo <5
a provisions.
■ at:- n bushel l*>wer, .corn Vi»/(ft
--------f*. 1 of h higher, nate *m lo %
VII.I.E. Fl^.. Fell. 37 • i:i ..if an I proyinions
nt 22
/a tta \vn tli.- reerfttil
\in. ru a m w inch the , an
"V lie "Snuiiiii. Hun 111
. I l f e/: l| )'( ill t .0 cup is
1 I tn the ii.'liler of ill,*
.... ' t 'loiuig tin* twelve bo y. r m I nidi ‘f* r< ’it
i1
’ ■ period, and
ii ind^'n.ie moveaa m of g .ods at v l.o! '
' 1 aw.nil.-il the former by |ami re, ..1.- has been l t d !■..< k 1
■• W.iion Fuiypany, donat- 1; ,'iti* wiili'e r ,oiiditioi»ii o'i * 1
I • III" cup,
r::rea and inneh of the ,■!••« d
1 1 .in snnford the Elgin Trophy j 11,nnd is atlrilmted I * till* rati e
■
I’.iini':, und St. Petcr.iburg,
The buying in vholc.i.i!" 11-.a
^ 1 '»• i liigclow added.
neb lit letuilirs Ins bet 1 litt
ya-hlunen \.*ero enthu- ehuaged in chnraete:. the P'J
■* ovn the sucres/ nf Sanford's chaM. being small In tins hi
J•' 1 regiitta. und ull expressed the withlv srnttered over iinCi1 T i' r
1■ that the event yuaterday ijati.iii-e, cud ficiiienil rcjK'ut
w •d l lie Init the firat of 11 scrir.i of I it ha.xt not been not 1
"inr water meets held here.
j arouse any futtlier buvirg inter*'
1ipiilf. regardless of what oiny 1
thought of vnlucs. lbrnand
I.Uioi!» Operated On
ti;-e fabrieh nml other uutomobi
■apply fabrics has h*»:.cu, d. * 11
ton dink jold a l*itie !'*wer <
some grnriis of »iiamel.t'-g ui
.•lim duck that b s mi
:i r
ecntly teprietd on the hasp. <
lowet cotton.
. 1 1udiiction <ontlnues nigh, in
1’ 1
.
MONTE CARLO, Feb. 27.—f/P)
— From the ineompurublo Smanne,
"Baby Mine" and Smiling Pan II 1” before llie start of tho 161 hy r.* to prospects of losing to our fair
droplnno classic o f the regatta on Lake .Monroe yesterday.
Helen. "When my time cornea I
will meet defeat smilingly nnd with
n word of eungVntulntion far the
1 Florid 1, arrived; opening Satur victory, but It will not be this year.**
CELERY M A R K E T day.
Supplies moderate. Demand
slow, market steady. Florida IdCOCOA—Clfy
InatnlU
first
for inch orates, .1-H doz, 6.50, mindly unit o f new white way lightitiK
15.26-6.60.
system.
v .. M
ay.
Philiulelpliia: 35 degroca, cloudy,
rrht , 1 Calif-rie.i. Merida arrived; 2
Robin Hood
il**, Ieiir* mi ir.ei
No fresh offerings,
,i*h Ino Miles 1op led.
nls! Washi:
: 31 degrees, clear.
;;h. No carlo; c. rrivulr. 1 broken et,r
ng, 1ontrnck.
S ..plies limited. I)e.2 i , ; mand utui trading light, iiiarlh t
! steady, i leri ln 10-htch crates, all
nt '.i/- a, S",.(io-.T 50, mostly $5.(10.
ti
Hnltitnoi'i ■ 35 degrees, 'cloudy.
111- No larlul arrivals. 1 car reeutib
signed, t ear. mi track, closing Fripi 1 day. Sujiplu’s light. Demand mod*
eiute, gjarhet unsettled, weaker
: teinh'nry.-|*Wrtrh!n Ift-lnch eratos,
an- best, ul! M/.e
35,(10-5.50, poorly
tme blunt bed. nil i/,gj $1.50; .x.i.heil,
lent '-wrapper, 3 dor. $5.00, .J10 dor.
3pi!6-t.M>. fiiiuttly" $n.l*),
f Atlanta; 32
clear. •1
,
Fftlifornl.i arrived; ] ear on track.
• 15 •■••nis rteeliiU'.
1the J'lrksoiivtlle mar
|
• tr oiglb in tiie wheat
I'ep 1*1' <1 I V tile I lot 11 1 i 1 1 ue i. i.”" and more '
rl" ting Bureau
i> 1
a the \» ok ,lr, w to an'
i.f all .illM'ellmi..... ••
I
t > llf\ i.riees lie- j
u rv light;
ileieui <1 c.,,1 1 el
i illin s ofstocks ill
lent vi*ilight, iiiui
i ;■ . ng 1 nml mi in 1Hunt o!predif,r |-ei"l s ,rk
io ns il.nl the foitb coming gnv','ii |i.i,i:| is, r-. it 1. "incut report would reveal aeSti*
I go,.il
tin -.ss of farm reserve nutiplies
1.. ! o»li l. • :>i,-« rt. failed to sltinnlnte enough new
7 h,i .! a
h.tying to abs>.rl> surn'us offer•15',, in ".1 1 e. tegs, und toward the.clone of the
ihi.vm: 1n
, week leading holders of May cunIp I ir.. i ■ i*r .-* '' idly truet* were reported as having
la <11 among the heaviest seller!',
-taiuloril erati . ntvey. | Annuunieriicnt that the 'U. S.
1 siipplioi"
v| ible rutpily total this work
lish. % biisle I b np showed less
than one-third na
lyrii" r.itppl
ni'o-h of a decreane us was regntuUril iiai' .. rrieii. 1,tired a y.Mi itgo did a good ilcid
iiglil, few i.UO.
tn .Tatt/n out -npei'ulatixe buying!
ihdurd crat,". yell
well r.c to primote selling.
•a'lv no supolles.
Ilelinf that the hlg run of com j
andurd erutes, white, was over, gave firmness to thj ;
•ally no aupplitm.
corn mari.ot. nod helped to steady
itoer., per ewl. 2.6Pfti ,mta.
Provisions were wer.krr.3d -hv
six’i*. Florida, fancy slowness of supporing diinnnd both
ek, G.OOtfptl.Olk
for lurd and aunts,
nix's, Florida’s choice
nek. 3.oo(p t:r.t'.
nxe.,. fancy count aai
Weekly Financial
Review
* 1 fices vwrrciyi in primary
U Prim cloths 2R inch
04xC«'s. fi'ic; 3H% »«■ '
Ue; brown siicrting. southern sUn
,lards 13%; denims 1<%; lickings
22e; prints U%; *Uplc
ye;' dress ginghams M j »nu
17 %e.
with his son, Eddie. Jr,
Larcav^r .(Pa.) homo.
7,Roiln F and above firm: E and
below nothing doing;
receipts 313; shipments 41, stock
63.CC0- Quot*- r
on- !•* 1° 60*
WAX 16.20.
l*Br; shv.oxd Hoy,H C#rtnah police
flog, and 11-ittle Billiq” and “M ,1
hr Ar-fiel,*1 Mexican •CddhPuliUsk'
pal togethrr at the WestmlnlsUr
Jvemicl Club shew, New. York, I
WO >5.«" W_____
CHICAGO, Feb. 27.—(<B Poult r ^ h v e Htemly; receipt- one car;
pricos»ynchangeil.
40 Oriixs not eommeasurate with
■> r «*n/nir.'( power.*
The reaction in stork* was rttlr<tr general, hut some of tin oli*-'P*
est declines took place in Hi*
c u u ^ n ^ . . .textile?,
uninste ii)
; , r * among .^e con-ldi
.Dots- Foreign and U;
California Boat Is
Easy Winner In 151
Class Race Friday
Continued From Pago Ono
Fla., $[»r,.0i).
ThliM nri’.e, “ Baby Mine,” A1
Chrlrtr. Ijib Angeles. Cal., $45.00,
<
• r-i
Clndh Hydroplanes
«f. L. RoscncriintB, enahlar of tho
!• rst prizo •'Mini I'iikc,'' Ed Farmer*' State Hank o f Mulvone,
Davis, $150.00. ,
Kan., who wrecked tho Institution
Bwohd prize. “ Miss Klolse,'* W 1
by defalcation.) totalling $260,000
L. llriglinni. $1(K).00.
1
describes
himself aa a {tort of mod*
era
Itwhht Hoed, robbing tho rich
tv
Clo*t Displucenirnt
'
1
first, “ Baby 8ub-Divl«|«n,” (J?o. 'tu a id ,thi! pnpr. Ila ujmkI deposltia
Malone* $150.00.
,of those well-off to loan money to
Kccond, “ Mias Lake Jem,” Ray I nor farmers and laboring men,
1 rimldo, $lt«.
: i e Raid, and did not keep a cent
•Duthuard !VJ«(or Rare (Bprrlat) ‘ I for blmfclf. Investigator*, how1
Deland, cum r,v®r*. #$iorL thut poor aa well a*
Onlhoiinl Motor floctl)
'tleh wor«# defrauded, and RowmI n t, Herbert Taitun. DeUnd. (
cup.
..
.,i.
If,
rv . . .fiaiiing Ev ent
First "-Mi«a Mnrifi,**- Frad Longy—
BiViford, yup.
^
Frcp-Fuf-All
. , W ' ” Hid>y' Buh-DlyUIon," Goo.
K
W e il VnrjiaU i g d j Sajra T k it
SAVANNAH, (!«;. Feb. 27.-GP)
—Turpentine firm .07kales 41. eeipts 68; shipments lr.0, stoex
S
^ K W Y O n k . J-’eb. 27.-(/PJ—A
letter by Waller B. Mayer,'Who shot
j and killed his former fiancee, Misa
Shirley Melntypro, before wound*
lug himself, says: “ She did not con
sider me her 0/1uni after a few of
these fools lind given her a taste
of tho high life I ct>uli! Hot afford.
W Ol’ Ll) LOSE WITH SMILII
Market Review
,|ii"intu>n>
MUItnGK CAUSE GIVEN
31*21%
%
t'h rysler 1 'ip.natiiiu
and
*
U* -
C|ii. K. I ft I'.n.
Chile ( i«i 11 •
it nii
iw ' M
W : rM
102%
1U4
I.
77%
147*i
II. 1
.
with MUch interest to her talk
la< nl/ht.'1 v
Ipeludcrf In tftc Company is Meut.
I J. tiny B.»ker. formerly o f thn
Hritiah JIojtU Flying Corps, who.
j h said to
been shot down be1hind *ho Gorman lines'during tho
I World y.air.,
tl.riirge Brow, formerly n member
•*f tho famous ,12nd Canadian Rfnck
Yictptr.t ••
In 'Y j narty. Brow is said to bo one ui the
six men \<i survive the war out of
a large company.
*•'
food* and
GoCtrsl Electric rolls pt(d ever ‘
rtrent high
MADRID, Feb. 27 (/Pi— Promlor
hm» Do Rivera again h a r d e
ned to permit rommuuder Pron
to /return / rom South America
the sea piano l»lua Ultru, whieh
n*ccntfy fdlotod from Spain to
KHoil Airou.
She W m in c Serious Condi* i
tiQot Dot is Stronger A fte r ^ K
• Tukiuy Curdtii.
Huntlnston, W. Vsl— 1 was m i
▼•1%, weak and run-down oonditlo*
— In fact, was In a serious <ymdl*
Hon," says Mr*. Fannie Or Bloss, al
1M4 Madison Aysnus, this city, j
"In a y left side tho. pain woj
eery terror*. It would start in mj
back and aid**. Fart of tho tlsra |
eras la b*U nod. when up I didn't
fool l(ks doing anything or goTui
cnywh*re.
**Llfo wasn’t any plaosura
j
waa very pale. 1 was n*nx>us a»4
thin, and so tired all lira
,<
“MX drusKh t told me that Cardui
ero3 a good tonlo for woman »ntf |
boosht a coaplo c4 bottles. 1 took
h r ^ I n p U cf on
>
>t
T
�m?
■R
THE SANFORD
A G E FOUR
?J"r - ----
The brtiuiv.a Heraldr
rm r
at
W W B N Wi r w » l
P lo r t a o
Mugaalla A r m *
fleoond Class
Cla
Manor,
Ifie I’ OifOffloo
17 l*1f, a t tha
nford, Florida undnr Aot Ot
•i. i m .
p . K. BRRO— Bdlinr «■< f a t t n t
K
U
n ic
a n
..... .
A o a o r io lr M f l n
' I A H L R K. JO X ES , M o n o * ! . . * B a i l o r
arn N cn iP T ioN
T r n r —17.00 HI*
hatrm
On#
Mouths—93.C0
Pallvernit In City by Carrlnr, per
weak. He. Weekly Mlilon (fan
per year.
Automobile Accidents
Secretary H oover o f the Department o f Com m erce has
m ade public statistics which show the startling increase in
•thu num ber o f nutomobi]e accidents during the past few
years and the im portance o f immediate action tow ard check
in g this cffhStnhtly increasing menace. Since 1018 tke fig tfhes show 123.600 lives have been lost in autom obile acci
dents. T h is is vm ore than the United States arm y lost in the
World War.
- •
Last year thero were 2*1,000 victim s o f autom obile accideiits, or 2.5 per cent m ole tliaii in 1024. T lio m ost distress
ing part about these figures is that unless drastic measures
„ .Ilona and notlcea of ciiierlalnmenta
“ yrhere ebarpai. are made will be nro prom ptly taken by municipal and state authorities, there
r'V'M SharsrJ for at rerular advertising will be moro- deaths from autom obile accidents this yenr
rataa.
than InHt.
I^ M a iin K A AHfOciATF.n rn iiM
b.
T h e A s s o c ia t e d Prsaa la as citis
In all probability some one o f the subscribers o f The
antlliad to the us« for repawflratlon of all newa dlapatchea Herald, now reading these very statistics, will within the
“ llted to It or not otr
Itad In
thla
paper nnu
nml m e o m e next few m onths or before the year iH out, join the rapidly
llieo
in in
ia paper
n e w a published
publlahetl herein.
herein.
f-i.localI newa
All grow ing list o f m otor victim s. N ot a very pleasant thought,
ta o f rep u b llc n t lo n o r apacU l
0&7
aietiee h erein a r e nlao reaervsd. is It? But perhaps it brings home to you the importance o f
■*>' ;
tra ffic regulations and dare in driving.
n
BATUBDAY, FE11. 27. 192ft
When one realizes that about^tw enty-five thousand per
THE HERALD’S PLATFORM < sons will b e.k illed by automobiles within the next twelve
1.— Deeper water route to Jack*
m onths, and when one stops to think that practically every
Mnrlllr.
f.— Construction of St. John*«In« one o f these deaths could be avoided if proper caution were
‘-V ’ dlan Hirer canal,
exercised by drivers and pedestrians, the seriousness o f the
i ’ ^toV-i-Batenalon of white way. ’
situation isw made evident.
• 4,—Swimming pool, tennis court*,
There is no need for autom obile accidents. Tim e honored
Mr°'etc.
'B>_Auinnrn|lnt of building pro* excuses, " I didn’ t hear his horn,” "I had the right o f w a y /’
___
cram—houses, hotels, n p n r t • "H e' saw m e com ing,” are all punk.' If you didn’ t hear his
r 97r‘ ' inent houses.
■'
Extension of etreet paring horn, you should have seen him. If you had the right o f way,
you had no reason to .kill him in order to maintain it. If he
program
Is—Construction
of
bdulovard snw you com ing, you loo should have seen him coming.
around Lake Monroe,
Victim s o f accidents invariably tell you it’s the other fel
is—Completion of city beautifies*
low ’s fault. You have never seen a mail admit that he was
'*■ r, .
tlon program.
rt' .3 :1 —Eipanslon of school system to blame or even partly to blame for any accident. But it
r ’
with prorlslon for Increased fa* always takes two to have an accident. You won’ t get run
n
rill tic*.
*
- ._________ over if you are continually looking out for yourself. If you
put no confidence whatever in the skill o f other drivers, and
BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY
you rself shoulder all the responsibility o f avoiding any col
Tolv.r;
------».
RICH BLESSINGS—".Even by lisions, you won’ t have accidents.
the Ood of thy father, and by the
It is always the fellow who has been drinking, or the
Almighty, who shnll bless thfe: • •
hlesslnirs of thy father have woman driver with a baby in her arms, or the real estate
The blessings
^ p r e v a i l e d • • • unto the utmost man trying to sell a lot to a client in the back seat, or the
ovcrlnstlng hills: they sweetheart with both arms around his girl, or the business
J bound of the ovci
the head of Joseph.
1
shall bo on the
mail with his’ mind cluttered, with financial details and far
2
Clnn 40:
All* Vr.-Prt
Oen.
26-20.
PRAYER— Bless Uie Lord, 0 from the work o f driving immediately at hand, or the absent*
my soul, and forget not all Ilia minded old du ffer who may be thinking about anything ox-1
a rn ciA t. x o r ie n t
ah
o b i tu a r y
J}*i rtotlcea. c a r d s o f lh anka. r esolu *
Al.n^fiATURPAY, F B B jM R V ^H
1926.
As Brisbane Sees It
Guorra Religions Bad?
MuJercH D esn u da * w o r s e
3,000 B u lls c y e *
You ow V&to&fel
Camma lo Berlin
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
rorrrlafct
1
You ouchJa Be
* 2 *. ky *Oi» C.*.
ASMAA\et? OFjboi?-
The energetic Heraldo de Mexico,
published In Los Angeles says n
big type “ Mexico c*tn amcna xado
pmr immlnentc guerra religiosn .
which mcanr, Mexico is immInent I
menaced by a religious wnr- ,
.
Mexico will do well to get rid of
that menace by letting all religious
believers preach and pray ns -they
choose, ns long aft they don t meil- i
die with each other or with gov
ernment. Ot all wars religious wars
arc bloodiest, roost hrutnl and de
structive.
5 a f.
v /m o
lo w
You You wepe A
p c l s s w a i& e
?
-GOVERNOR Rodrigues, ruling
North Mexican .territory, threaten*
to close the border, 'shutting out
California’s exports, He resynts
United States criticism of condi
tions in the'dives of Mexicali and
Tin Juana-under RodrlgOcx domin
ion.
»
But inasmuch as United States -p
citizens are at the same time own
ers ami customers of the'dlvex, the
blame certainly does not rest on
Itodiguez or Mexico. That United
States citizens cross the border to
gamble and gel drunk in American
owned dive* on Mexican soil is
United States not a Mexican dis
grace.
>
MEXICANS HURT by United
States criticism find comfort on
the front page of that Heraldo dc
Mexico of this date. In type, an
inch high. Editor Quijnnn tells his
readers:
"En un wild-party de Nueve
York fueron banndas con cham
pagne hellns Y Joenes tnuperes
desnudns, which means, “ young and
beautiful women in a wild party nt
New York bntho nnked in chain-!
pngne." The Spanish language, it }
means, supplies no' synonym fo r'
“ wild party.”
NO WONDER Mexico reminds
ns not to throw stone* in glass 1
houses.
1
YOU READ of young Americans:
TIA .JUANA’S DEAD
DAYTONA BEACH NEWS
, ,
,
Loatta
MONEY AYAH
For First Mortgage l.oini on LiW
Consult uh first when b Um
„
A. V. CONNELLY 4
Almost enough—hut nut quite.
H id o lla A rtrcoBil
There
will
he
talk
of
that
kind,
- o ----s a t » u t t m o & ^ 0„ . Z lril,' , l c " lnr,,l" J' t 0 t h c c v e r
1Samuel Moore, 17 year old captain Mexico. It is .almost unbelievable m Vl>) fear. Those people who
A Garden By the Sea
o
of tlie high school rifle team nt tlint it could happen on the North tuivi* always wanted this country to
1
Newton, Mass., reassures you with I American continent in the twi n ride roughshod over Mexico on
Railroad Competition
I know a little gurden close,
every pretext will hnve new fuel
his new world's record.
tieth century.
Set thick with lily and red rose,
That young gcntlemnn, it nomuls i 1 0,1 recnll the circumstance*, of f,,r tlteir fire now. We will he
Where I would wander If I might
In the titanic Florida expansion program s o f the Atlan 1unbelievable, made three thuusnnd j course; how two American girls, urgi<l to extend a little Christian
From dewy morn to dowy night,
tic
Coast.Line
and Seaboard A ir Line railways financial ex Iconsecutive hulls eyes between s Isightseeing in Fia Juana with civilization to our benighted neigh
And have one with.me wandering.
o'el.K-k In the morning and 5 jn their father und mother, were drue- bor at the point of a bnyonct.
perts
Hco
the
most
convincing proof o f Florida’s continued the evening. Neither Charleston i ved and nttneked, and how tin.
But before you get too indignant
AUDITS SYSTEMS T
And though within It no birds sing, prosperity nnd leadership o f southern states.
nor premature hootch has ruined |entire family committed suicide 1k-- o\, r it all, just remember that it
And though no pillared house
enusn of their shame.
In their race for Florida supremacy, Wall Street m a g - 1 that young man’s nerves,
hasn'i been such n terribly long
there,
This would lie had enough if it time since things similar to the
Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami,!
nates
controlling
the
A.
C.
L.
nnd
Seaboard,
are
spending
And though thc npplc-boughs are
r i n
ii • i
•
iiii, • ■
FROM FINNSimUCK, repro^en-1 were un isolnted ease. But it
outrage
of
Tia
Juana
could
have
Palm Beach, Daytona
bare
m illions o f dollars annually m bu yin g up old linos, o b t a in in g 1laliVP> of lh(1 Tyr..ir:< ,
Srna. „„t.
Of fruit ami blossom, would to God now rig h t-o f-w a y s, layin g new track s nnd con stru ctin g round tor Hnruh uxking him to curt) Mus-1 Reporters, who have goat- to the h:i|i;u iii-d in almost any Inrg'e
\mi-ricnii city.
Her feet npon the green gross trod,
houses, bridges and yards. E x p erts are agreed that the Holini, calling aUention to “ Italian (Mexican border town to investigate,
CENTRAL FLORIDAC
Recall Chicago’s tenderloin of!
And 1 beheld them us before.
scene o f the greatest railroad activity iu the w orld last year injustice iu the .South Tyrol and report that such things nre not out tv.-o d**erdi*s ago. San Francisco’s*
,i
.
l
*
. .. . .... .. t
,, i Mussolini'.-* threats ugninrt North Iof the ordinary there. Men have
317-34J3 First National B
Thero goman a murmur from ihc waH-the southeast, and a h u g e piopni tion o f the sou th east,s Tj i-,,!.’*
*• »
u’
lUfit murdered, women have been JUrhnry Const of the days before'!
shore,
rail expansion lies w ithin the lim its o f this state. T h e re is-, Senator Borah and oth.-r* in the a -imlnd, times without number, the fire. New York’* Bowery of j
Sanford, Florida
And In the close two fair streams
cnin" ! no visible
signs o f a leasing o f this fe v e r heat com petition . United States government
should - andtin* law has done nothing.
Tin fairly recent dale. Deeds just ns
il
are
S. G. GUAY, RESIDENT!
Drawn from thc purple hill* afar, and till indications are that, the sh in in g slcel rails will con - •ympathlze with the Tyrol and all ...... a. apparently, is about-MX low f . [ ‘X J v ’ were eommonplncc
tinim tin
inpt oov
all iio
Floridn
like inu
lln> ten
tenneles
o f an m
mam
amm
moin
oth ,l,u'
l,f Europe Th,.r„
and atop shortas there is on the face of m
.luan.i
tanneighborhoods.
slo w were commonplace
___wn
o im
l tH
u er
r ail
r u ia list
tu its ot
wjth,l's,
Hymp4lhy
lu. itown
,.;irlh.
those
Drat down unto the restless ■en* Gtpie
Dark hill* whose licnth-liloonv/<
octopus until the IOmolest cornel o f the. Stnto is scfV cd l)V no ni<*(Idling or mixing in Kuropfan
I i l . it i* flm w il llmt tin"
ti
terrible that Mich a plague
no bee,
the
most
m
odern
tran
sportation
facilities.
;tl Tairs.
Italy
And
Germany
lull
,
investigation"
into
tin
asspot
should
exist at our very door. I
Dark share no ship has ever seen,
lii'fi are >'|.h,,;iun „ „ o,,. tWo r|K (* m,-rely a But it is not an excuse for inter-1
T h e railroad is not otilv a h arbin ger o f prositeritv. it is a k' r" WM. ’' “ ‘g 'before
"J
Tormented by the billows green
erity.
m
e rmlroiul
railroad that
unit ex
ex-- nt,M
to their own l.u-.,- IV,,„ , .washing nffnir,, and that m*ne vention or warlike talk
Whoso \murmur comes unceasingly gtiaralltUP
iranteo Ol
«>1 roiltimiutl
coiHtnueil p
p rosp
rosperity.
I he
M
Mexico lias had a stable govern-1
Unto the place for which 1 cry.
on the ..fu« tu.re o f the section
Did/ you
George
<-x-.. IiV,,!.
, *iwn. *ib u/i w
wUh.
ut' ifnends'or
incut for only a few yeprs. We
.
. read
---- ,Lloyd
'
r
^
'l i r <T
iu i'-ui
n vn in
For which I cry both day and night, patids does not take, a t hancu
that it servrs. By its enlargem ent policy it m akes and es- tninely intisrentinir artivlu on \U.s- mf|MMlc-4. may i»». urn t.» »utinf> have had one fur a century nnd a|
For which I let slip nil delight,
iH that section
's future,
ami the ......^
sta te that
the 1.
* defiance
of Gerinuny. Noth
uoligiu'Uon. it I* lidded. hall, but it was only recently that)
lablislie.................
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........... is
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...
If you wish to have your n
Whereliy Irgrow hotli deaf and
we cleaned out all our sink holes— j
bin
nothing
more -e'-ms likely.
blind.
scene o f trem en dou s-rail expansion is the sta te w here ex ist- tying^^l!oV'yam ng tlw ’ worid 'Z
Ml of IIn-, al first i.'ltince, ix if we have cleaned them out.
in nn efficient nnd business-fib
.. Careless .to win, unskilled to find ing p rosp erity will con tin u e to g row \ritb th e passin g years, than the continuing struggk*
This government can properly
aimiixt enough I" make mu- wish
And quldf to lose what all men
Ire pleased to make your rollectid
F lorid a ’s trem en dou s and unexpectetl boom caught the 1''™ " v<lj,,<|t,M M,,‘* ' l" ,n" ns ,,,mn •" that it were poasilde to xend a legi- ask the Mexiean government to
seek.
push prosecution of the guilty in
I
ni-'nt
ur
two
of
American
soldiers
railroads totally unprejvired to m ove th e uuparclelled h eavy , "'xhiu''iiVeniier I’ass m ihe Tvrni
nl Department handles all
linwn iii'rii‘ - the border to hang a tliu Inst outrage, it can properly
t/ ’UnrifnP ** ‘ ‘‘ IV r r ' r,l,,k’ ! Shipm ents that they w ere called upon to handle. Equipm ent ini.-rext.. Mummimi atavistiraiiv fi w -.etUe scoundrels mill make the do little more.
and nrai'tienllv Through that pu.s* (••wn ol Tin .1until* an example for
Jh" J«wl ;.f
r,i<-lljll*'» « v n . lim ilw l. nml ...... line. Ihe M »rl.ln W
Meanwhile, no American tourist
w ith tho property, protect* tb df
An entrance to that liapiiy place, , (.oust Itailm ad, bad practically tiio en tire c.nxt ( oast sew ed the “ Ueriiinnic Imrlmrinns” inarcii , all l mu
i* required t" go to Tia Juana.
i-d down I.. •-iiiii|iii>r Ilie (tnlian |>a I
nnd issues monthly statcracnti
To aeek tho unforgotten fare,
■liiiMilu. leaving tin-re the blue eves'
Once seen, once kissed, once reft
T h ese con dition s exist no m ore. N ew lines have pene and flaxen hair, now i-oiixiiieui.ui,
FAME AND NOTORIETY
t
from mo
in ^northern Ituly. Througii that
fAnigh tlie murmuring of the seu. trated to the East T oast, d e stro y in g the F. E. C .'s ntonoply pass there came the northern war
MIAMI HERALD
and su pplyin g the m ost salu tary fa c to r fo r railroad b etter rior
^ that
^ sat
^ dressed iu Ida furs on 1
—William Morris,
-onient, com petition . Miles o f new track s have been laid, m any Jthe throne of the fjnchnrs.
Fame I* aeoqjred by a long and* tion officiuls_nnd cabinet members
No matter how’ P*
popular
the radio new section s opened up. and still th e expan sion and exten sion
And through the .name’ pass per-1
,l|ml(
rrf„.,.r. ordinarllv
l t ! l " t'">'lra\ a part. She enmo to
becomes, we’ll always have the o f th
c .A
C. ...
L. ......
and......
Seaboard
con tin u es iu ...................
full blast,w t_......
pavin g , haps, in our Christian day*,
r-.de? “
___.
. . ___
............. ........................
.
.
.•
. tin* I'nited States vvitli n play.
]plano as a necessnry ornament for
the w ay fo r fu tu re developm ent .a n d la y in g a su b stan tial !.hi*’ rviM‘"t|" 11 t’ erman emper or . 1
‘,u *u “
' , !
there are plenty of peoplo
the living room.
• ji
,i a
,
*
| .I
.
<v i ni •* i whin hr camr t«» htaiui
(am!
iiikI u i>.
t •n mn who havr writtrn nay?, trood. t>ad
---------o--------foundation that renders absurd the auppoHitinn that H o n d a in
i„ the
tho snow
« „ „ u below
i...b,w the p0|)e’s win- j extent,
............
.
:,..„i
and indifferent, and it is a titanic
enduring,
dow in mid-winter humbly lu gging I
,
.
.
,
, undertaking to secure their pro^ ' The trouble uhout tho young is a "b u b b le .”
bride trying to cook according to
tin* Pope's forgiv eness at t’nniMsin ! ° "
,“ ,u r
duel ion. So to obtain the noto
-o it-]__ 1 . I....
t. I.
. . 1
I.
1 -------I fit
Bismarck, in one of his rows j nmy both come ami go -quickly. Ii riety first and the acceptance of
he cook
book
is H
tlint
it .doesn't
fit
M U SICIAN B T E L L us that fo r ev ery d iscord there is with tlie Catholic party raid. "\vi- j is not built up by studied plans her gloat literary work as a result,
i*lth the groom's pockcthonk.
n wl
one note w hose addition will prod u ce h arm on y. W h en ever are not again going to t uuossa.'T a,)(j nepomplishiuents ot vulue, ni- •'he wins national attention nt the
-ogangplank.
1 Avery I’ow. 11 of the Times.Union1you perceive discord about you , look ea g erly fo r th e love A,id now with HiKinurck and the .
, •
f
1ms written « song. If it’ s us I note that will change it into harm on y, and then be ca refu l » , 1 *‘,1*i'l'r°i' i" the grave, you have
..
.
f|
.
•
Ihe countess admits to moral
Rood as Ills paragraph* il ougiit t o , , |() ntrike another discord that will sniiil it __Alarv APetl
,M UM#, l,l»marek. schemes. I aim is fl. tmu.
turpitude, which would exclude
H A V E YOU SEEN WYN
Bo o n e of the hits of the season
1,1 * M
a,u ,n u
1,1,11 " ll1 HI’t,,, u *
rt, u l * threatening to carry ( niu.ssn lo ' said, hut uotori ly is m-u- mi.
her from this country. Sho did
Berlin.
1 Fume ami imtorietv a
not have to make ujjy such confcsI must confess
MY D E SIR E is to replace ev ery d estru ctiv e thought
EVERYTHING
IS
improving
m
, •»>>>'*•»«»'’. although People may sotxion, and thus would have enterI do not know .
wilh one which i* con stru ctive or creative.— A ddn lcn e California, and the greatest im. regard them; and often one i* ' d w'tnout nny fu*s. But that
Just whnl make,
-Alquzel
■movement of all, thunk, lurgcl) :«> j doselv allied to the other. n> joinnot |lavo brought the pub(iirls love me so
Hiram Johnson, ix m govormueni.1..... ,v „, ,,
.................... ‘ “ 'tv' m>r the money. She stages
---------------------- --— ii----------------------------, “ Things used to hi* different v
thn‘ "
u"
Ul1 llu m 11 fl“ ''t lor her alleged rights, sue
Fur he it from II* to lie presump
N o r MOW much Talent Imve I, but how m uch W ill to says John Francis Neylun, .tumi. w,,ft,‘ *
1
in breaking through the
tuous, hut ns wu understand il
Count Snlm is about ready to sing use the Talent that 1 hnvi— is the main qu estion .— G eorg e ling in the lobby of the state capi-J But a strange fact m tin.* con harriert:, temporarily at least. Imbo ,
,, ,
mediately she is able to arrange a
I*tol at Sacramento, pointing
hi* swun song to the tune of “ I Eliot.
magnificient
heavy'
wood
doors
tru
t
'*
lut
1
’*
*
nul1
l>
frt’emitract
for the acceptance nnd
Ain’t Got Nobody.”
into the renate and ihe nssemhly. <lu«*ntly flock engvrlv to see and production of her piny, even to the
— . . - o -------hear tho one who liax nttained the
of lieing given tho princiIT IS T H E lifted face that feels the shin in g o f th e sun. heJells iiow it used to he.
T O D A Y S BEST!
Tdmpa started out to write a
-----------• * • • while
••• ncglcat-'
■
■"‘I
There, ns the senators solemnly '- temporary
notoriety
!'u*i role,
r"'' nt a high salnry and
story about “ once upon n time there — Browning,
. . .
,
, . - - royalties.
was u hull fight," and it seems tlint
through
Jirry
And then
tl................
>- •
Burke, huiuung to eacli senut.ir
in I in<J the famous.
,
Governor Martin wrote the In*»t
Possibly ^without her presence
wnc |
the ranks of‘ his' safe" auT ,sun"
; the basis of notoriety one may Ihe nroduction would not bo mado,
chapter but failed to end it with the
MY
FAVORITE
STORIES
bought majority a narrow slip „f \construct a foundation of fume.
One 5-acre tract of
customary “and they nil livid hap
for it jj her personality which will
By IRVIN S. COBH
hiing shekels to tin* box office.
pily thereafter."
about 5 miles from S*nford!",
each r‘bil 1°coml I*g up* w^s^rittf-n I Succ" ,‘ today
l“ 11 Merits of her creation have little
terms. About ono-hal/ »c
“ yes or no." An.l that is how th-y ,nrBC cxtMn‘ u,,0» ^bo public at- «>r nothing to do with the matter.
Phil Armstrong wants to know, o.N'IA THREE OF THEM HAD Tat 'the'* lower' end *of my~hoss-lot voted.
tention
which
may
he
won,
and
Itow there ran he n petticoat rule
People will flock to thc theater tol
REMAINED.
ed and balance in " - - 7 7 ,
and they'd shoot at ine with them
Walter Parker handed similar |hrnce the art of publicity has de j “<• her. imltacrctionii abroad, who •
when they don’t wear ’em nny
high-powered rifles of thelr’n. ft slips
to
each
member
of
the
houselocated so if you are ,ook,n*
battle* the government of tho
longer. If that is what’s the mat . From where he lived higl^up on jw-stered me no little!
majority In the assembly lobby. ,veloped. There. ure
. . those who l nited Stutos. Folks arc foolish
ter, we ought suggest that they , H ridge of tho mountains along the
"Finally 1 got plum’ outdone Burke and Parker were [w , -uh httv0 th:> l,tttur“ l nptitudo of guin*ilb
us
quick.
t
Tllf>„
•feuY wearing ’em any longer bo- boundary between Ksntucky and over il. Of late yearn I’ve tried
cause the dresses aren’t any longer. West Virginia, nn elderly Itlllsman to live at peace with one and all; S ^ “ 2 ™ hn l,,if
\T ,HCnti0n’ ° f d0lnK n,ul
: “ bo seek mul 'apture notoriety. nnd
One 5 *acre celery
m'S’
''** j lb° unusual. Othcrn employ the j often discourage those who achieve
came down to (lie general store hut there’x u limit to any man’s kin S of^drhiks
After having read of “ Smiling nt the cross ruads for provender. patience.
o f city with
Besides,
I’m .gittin’
S r i ^ l n hisof/ice nthnrlq ^ <ll0,,t j »,ubUcit> representative to think
D*n’s” performance at the Palin Thero he m-t a lowland acquain along in years and I can’t sec to maChanged are the good old days uB *‘,bemes to bring the newspa-j Autht
Authors
or
others
with
actual
This
tract i» a l M JW »
B*nch regatta and seeing the little ......
.........
.................
tance
who..........
uxked.......
him Whether
there aim the way 1 could oiict, on uc- sinco
ilJity find the road to success a
SCO Hiram
Hirnni Johnson started. He
Mo POT headlines.
! jdulity
cultivation. It A' lI‘
speed lout in action in the Sanfold; wax nnv news up iii ilie knohi*
rount of nty eyesight; hut I jest was elected governor by l.i.ooo.
Thero is tho Countess of Cath- ' *°ng and *^-ing one. Another
regatta on Friday, we are con. - ‘ Well, son." xaid the mountain made up mv mind the other night
as sriall farms are k * «*
stnnibles
nn
that
road,
shouts
the
Burke
and
Parker
vanished.
He
cart, who is the heroine o f the
vlDced that Talifornin has Morula
don’t know as there’s nny that 1 would stand it no more.
news to the world, ami tho world
waa
re-elected
by
180,000.
He
was
most
recent
outstanding
publicity
natrlassad in one respect.
neighlmrhooii gossip stirrin* that
“ So that night when I went out elected to tho senate by 350,000.
scrambles to pay tribute. It is-a
■
plot, even securing high immigra- funny
o
1 kin tell you, without you’d keer to feed 1 taken my old gun alonR
woriu.
. ^ifty years from now: Alu- Got- to hear shout mv affair vvitli then) with me. Shore enough, they was
COLCLOUGH
rock. has just returned from u tour dud-fetched Hensley Imys."
TOM SIMS SAYS:—
mnbusboil iu tlie name place, they
around the world, which ho made
__ visitor
__ _____professed
____
Tin*
a desire rut down on me just as soon a*
In three hours and twenty minuUv ui know On* dvUiilr
Does Ttlgher education pay? j
( come into sight,
Real Estate
J . H . JACKSON
Ui hi* suiH-r-sizzler ajtOO-horsc- j "Well “ said thc old gentleman,
“ So I up with nty gun and I sort Red
, —* Gram
- .
college football sti»r !
pdwer ilartplone He reports the j “ off aim on. here lately, I’vr been of sprayed them bushes with liulr mado only $125,000 thii season.
Congo river girls wearing their havin' a right sniurt trouble with lets. Thai, scotnod to quiet ’em
H I 9 in i **
on Residences and Business Property.
skirt* up to thulr knees, dancing them Hensleys. The whole passel down, and I went on with my
Horseplay usually shows attack
to radio tuusie from Jacksonville, of ’oiu live right up the creek u fccdln*, but uftcr I’d got 'through o f horse sense.
Ssnford, FU.
Repaym ent Plan
Miami and Tampa nnd rubbing on little pitce above my place, and I felt tort of curioua and 1 walk*
ir* for that schoolgirl compl
plex- h-ro lately they tuck a sort of a cd down to that there brush fence
M erriweather Building
Two Atrauge spou have Bp* Cowrcaa I* ptIU debating the j grudge ng’lnit p«e. Every night and taken u look oyeta>n the fi
Jjte sun.
Wonder if
2nd Street.
iscla Bbvals question.—Tiroes- when f wvnV out to feed the stock- aide of it. And son, all of
Jto'.'fL.ta hid.in tba Uruab-fenc*
.benefits.
Hall, Pentlandaai
to
Sanford Realty
I
�TOE SANFORD HERALD,;SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1926
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
A t the Churches
Yacht Club Ball Is Hailed As Most Brilliant
Social Event Of Season
A fitting climax to tho day which
nrovrd such a aplcndld-success, was
the dinner nnd dance givdn by the
Sanford Yacht Clftb on Friday avonie for members and out o f town
mTcta, nt tho Hotel Forrest
The table was U shaped arid
placed in the private .dining rorim.
It was centered with cut flowcni in
the yacht tdub colors of blue and
cold. Feathery traceries o f as
paragus ferns extending down the
full length were interspdnfod with
silver vases of cut flowers, small
yacht club flags nnd emblems.
Centering this nttrnctiv© table was
nn old clipper ship with sails full
spread.' Mnrking the places of the
guests were small enrds bearing
tho club insignia. At 7:30 o’clock
an eight course dinner was aerved.
During the evening, a number of
interesting talks were modo by out
of town officials ns well as the
local club officers. Mayor Forrest
Lake acted ns toastmaster.
Following the dinner, dancing
was enjoyed in the spacious ball
room overlooking the lake, the mu,jr lying furnished by tho Hotel
Forrest lake trio.
Tall potted palms, foliage, plants
ami ferns together with pedestal
baskets filled with cut flowers were
used in decorating the ball room.
Fruit puncli Wns served through
out the evening, from n’dnintily ap
pointed table placed nt one end of
the room.
The gorgeous costumes worn by
the gilrsts added n finishing touch
of color to the lovely picture.
-"Mrs. J. R. Emory wori nn im
ported gown of Lame, in gold and
orange, over a cloth o f gold slip.
Of Love Bird blue brocaded vel
vet was fashioned’ the smnrt gown
meet at
10 o’clock.
iter U.D.
,e of Mrs.
d Heights
Methodist
[«. Burke
Library
League of
Hmeet with
n Magnolia
i,> Woman’s
|election «>f
s’* C’ub nt
Jross Parish
Miss Howe,
rk at the
Mrs. S. 0. Chase wns gowned in
grpy georgette combined with blue
and steel, with u large Spanish
shawl of white. ~
Mrs. Forrest Lake wore nn imported creation of white metallic
cloth heavily beaded. *
Mrs. R J. Holly’s becoming gown
wns of whito crepe Elizabeth, scal
loped and embroidered in silver
beads. A touch of color was added
by a largo pink velvet rose corsage.
Mrs. Nelson Gray was gowned in
a dinner frock of soft black crepe
beaded in blending tones.
Ecru lace over sclf-toncd satin
with touches of Love Bird blue.
Mrs. Ralph Wight was attrac
tive in a costume of ernh -apple
green georgette beaded in crystal.
Most becoming to her blonde
beauty wns the costume worn by
Mrs. Monroe Hutton, it being 6f
white georgette with gold cloth,
with huge gold and velvet roses
npplicjycd on the skirt nnd shoul
der.
Mrs. Hal Wight wns attired In
a lovely gown of orchid with bond
ings and trimmings of silver.
Mrs. Puleston’s gorgeous gown
was of white chiffon heavily bended
in crystal.
Unmasked Thief Robs
Driver O f Car, Money
-■ Tho new colors to bo featured
for Spring nnd Summer include,
lemon yellow, Florida orange, bois
do rose, phantom red, larkspur
blue, lovo bird blue, chartreuseand ernh npulo green, blnck nnd
white will bo worn more than ever
this season.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS
Second Sundriy In Lent.
Celebration of Holy Communion
7:30 o’clock.
Church School, 0:45 o’clock.
Morning Prayer and Bcrtnon,
11 o'clock.
Evening Prayer and sermon
7:30 o’clock.
The riigunlr monthly meeting of
The lovely country home of Mrs. j
tin- N. <ie V. Howard Chapter U .. Eriicut McGowan Galloway war
D. C. was held on Friday nfternoon 1
nt the home of Mrs. E A. Douglas |converted into u veritable floral!
on Sanford Heights, with an u p -' Lower on Thursday afternoon when |
usually good attendance of mem she entertained at bridge honoring |
bers hml a number of visitors.
Mrs. Earl T. iLucks of Fort Wash
Mrs. F. E. Koumillat, chnplpr ington, the guest «>f Mr*. G. Irving i
president, presided during the busi
ness sessiim. nt which time the Loucks.
regular routine of business wan
In tho living room, pastel tinted
curried out. Quite a few impor- sweet peas, baby breath, budlea
Housewives of tiro nation are
iailt plans were made for the work
battling tho $2,000,000,000 food
nnd
rases
were
artistically
used,
during the coming month.
trust formed in Wnll Street re FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
After all business hm been * while in the dining room the <^dor cently with the formation of the
Sunday services:
- - '•
' tmr.rectnd, it most interesting Jiro- mbtif of orange nnd white, was af Ward National/ Food Product*
.Sunday school--fMisslonary Day)
grnm, arranged by Mrs. Dougins, fectively carried out with calen combine.
The* movement is led
was rnrri-al out including several dula:- and Japanese narcissus,
by Mrs. Julian Henth of the Na 9NS0 o’clock.
Mens Wesley Class 10 o’clock.
miners on the lives of Confederal-tional Housewives’ League. Wom
Morning worship, sermon by tho
The tallies were quaint card* en everywhere nre denouncing this
Igeneral*. "Old Florida Trails,’ ’ and
incident* of the civil war. Old with witty verses relative to trav
combine as “ absolutely foul” nnd Rev. \V. A. Cooper of Orlando,
i 11:00 o'clock.
southern songs were ulso sung
“a
menace to the nation.”
el, these being most appropriate,
Kpworth League meetings 0:30
l.’efreshmctstr of tea nnd cake
No
wonder
women
are
rabid.
a- Mrs. Loucks leaves next week
A penny more or less on one loaf i o’clock.
ror u two year.-.' stay at Manila, of bread doesn't mean much to i Evening worship, preaching by
I'liilippim-.
Wnll S|reet, but it means homes lb-* pastor 7:30 o'clock.
After a most enjoyable game -if with or without radios and new I Steward's monthly meeting on
bridge, scoVes were counted and rugs, a flitcr or no fliver, and Monday 7:.’I0 o'clock,
the tir-t prize, H amber ernckeled whether or not Johnny can keep o n j' Tho public ia cordially invited to
Library Now Ila'k
plan salad plates, was awarded in retinol, to millions of "our best i■all service*.
Mi.s Katherine Wilki-y. Second people.”
Many New Magazines •p-./e.
a brass flower basket, -vent’
——
to Miss Jeanne Gadsden. Tlur.l I .
Bent) Tips
I In- Library wishes to acknowl- prize, an embroidered guest towd,
WOMEN will soon be bald and
•-lip- with lliaiik.-- the gift of several was won by Mrs. Harry I'upworth. |,avo whiskers on their chins unbtiokf and magazine* to add to its I Low score prize, a dainty yellow j,.,,, (pcy ^t*>p bobbing their hnir,
•--ll-«*•i«»n. Among the gifts the ; inOe handkerchief, full to the lot „ay., „ *)mir expert who explains
< lin-iinii Science Sentinel from the •of Mr*. John Meisch. The guest of ,|m, cum-latii rutting atrophies the
< Kristian Science Society of this honor was presented a book hold* r . hru|p muscles nnd nerves nnd
•tty. and books o f vnrous clussea i and u copy of Edgar Guest's po-mt?, L-nunes thii hnir to drop from the
ft-in Mr*. George Knght nnd Dr.
J- C. Gibbs; also scvcrnl valuable
-ditiais of
and other
su.ndard
titles from
Grist of Ixmgwoo.
Exhibits N e w
Fashions A t Spring Opening
In the.millinery lines, small bats
and clnakB, for sports and street
as well ns the picture chapeaus
are nhown In nil tho loading colors
and material*. .
Sport coats in silk and flannels
as well as evening'wraps in vivid
and imstol tints are in stock.
Tho Kronen Apparel Shop report
one of tho most complete and uptn-dato lines o f spring merchandise
shown in the city.
Local U. D. C. Chapter Mrs. Earl T. Loucks Is
I s Entertained A t Honor Guest At Mrs.
IlomeOf Mrs. Douglas Galloway’s Card Party
le reading
»»rcd f«r
lEelism of
t Churyhe*
Kronen’s Apparel S h o p
by Mrs. Howard Hulick
. Mrs. Weyrimn wns a c
^ x /M lc n e o u m tie t^
"The World Do MotcI”
THE comely face of the Indy
Higher Education is again the
target for paper wads! This time
by a senior in Drake University
who, for a welcome change, write*
from tho inside looking out, nnd
not from the outside looking in.
But, strangely enough, the I
changed viewpoint rperns to make
little 'difference, and the college
youth describes us many warts nnd
moles nnd freckles on Lady Higher
Education’s phiz ns do the graybearded critics outside! He says:
“ Papa and mania proudly refer
to their offspring ns ‘college stu
dents.’
Tho term la n misnomer.
John nnd Mary are no moro stu
dents than Henri’ the Eighth wns
a woman hater!
“ Tho university of today is at)
immense varnishing works where
ono learns to dance, piny bridge
nnd poker, carry a load of alcohol
'gracefully, and invent clever eX;
cuses for undone work.”
Something tells me that col
leges won't be so sardine-packed
next year! ’ After nil, papns pny
The Kitan-c Crosby. Music I’ rogram of i11S( Sunday evening was
received with *uch favor that Mro.
A. M. I’hillip- ha* decided to prefttM th v o f M-nt n similar program front the
Ilirthday. The •impositions of Mr. Gabriel. The
I place*. |,y program for tomorrow evening:
P ‘ mail i. I
"Since Jesus Came Into My
pk»uaucts ,\f
Heart," Congregation.
given n- i "An Evening Prayer," Mr. Al
bert M. Phillip*. .
Nr Hunted it
"Awakening Chorus” . Choir.
K Cray
"My Fativi-r Watches Over Mo,”
[ort- Slit via Mr-. A. M. Philip*.
Mr*. A
“ My Wonderful Dream.” Mrs.
> •rc'-n.l high Mnrv
Maine* nnd Mr. A. M. Philcol^.iat L,u
Jxhilc the con •
in addition to the above pro
P
‘•P
pau
-ener, VkU* gram Mr*. Claire Evcrctte will
'ii‘U. "The Lost Chord." Proctorr0w' th . ho«t.
I trfrr,kim.nlj Mulivan.
individual
* harlo* A. Nixon and wife and
j little sou, f ron, j.-ort Myers, .are
■ab<m:;iig ibo week end with Mri v?.n * i*ar«nts. Dr. and Mra. T.
J Nixon.
•I. Arr.\ "alter Twitehcll of Day"each sptpt the day in Son? i .i!‘ Sn Friday as tha guest of
I jr/V 'jeorge Iticp, at her homo on
1»rk Avenue.
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-■ ■ '.V - l'aul Itedfern pf Elfers ia
’
fhort time here as the
I G lt»°oher t^nts, Mr. and Mrs.
r I • " • Spvncar.
SATURDAY. *E B . S7 .
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It so, yon ar« bom with • trait
that always will be helpful to you.
You hnvs that determination so
necessary to anccesa.
You will stick to • thing until
you sue It to success.
Your success is assured and you
will IjaVw many good ftlonda aad
some bad enemies.
Your inclination to be grave and
ahtccce will make many like you
nnd others fesle you.
You will marry young and your
wedded Ulo will be happy.
8 UN DAY, Feb. M
I f ao, you have a droll m u o f
humor and it Is a helpful eharac*
U-rUtic.
Your ability to tell aaaedotoa
and stories will bring you many
friends.
Your ideals and ambitions are
high nnd v--u eventually will sati*!> tho latU’r. ’
Good books and poetry appeal
to vou.
Speculation will tempt you.and*
you will make some money by It
but you nevur will become .rleh
from speculation alone.
You
must ntnvt saving early.
Building penults Issued in Flora for January, amounted to ap■orlnatoly *20,77B,8M.
Beautiful new stucco bungalow — six
Mr. anil Mrs. George A. DeCottes
left Saturday morning for Jack
sonville when* they will spend the
week end ns the guests of the for
mer’s mother. Mrs. G. A. DeCottes,
rooms, bath and two porches, located
on Oak Avenue at Fourteenth Street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Franklin del Larco
Hardaway of Orlando spent tho
day in Bapford on Saturday ns tho
guests of tho latter’s pnronts, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Harry J. Wilson.
The Davey-Winston Organization,
.Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Fcrrnn nnd
small dnughter, .Mrs. Georgu
Boucho and baby nnd Harry Forran of Eustia wore tho guests of
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. L. Thrasher on
Friday.
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Masonic llldg
Phono 707-r
ARCWTECT
F irst N ational Bank BidsS an ford .
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Florida
SHIRTS
County Federation Of
W omen’s Clubs Meets
With Oviedo Chapter
The County Federation met with
tho Oviedo Woman’s Club in the.
attractive club liotwe on Suturduy,
Feb. 20.
The club rooms were artistically
decorated with the national colors,
rod, whito and blue bunting,
American flag*, white plum blos
soms and red roses.
Clubs from the .following town*
wero represented: Chuluota, Ovie
do, Qcncva. Altamonte, Sanford
ingwood.
und Longwood.
Before the regular business ses
sion Rev. Dr. Myers, forerunner of
the conference of Churches and
Social Workers to be held in San
ford on Mar. 10, gave an outline
of the nroposed program and urg
ed ail c)ub workers and all. inter
ested in w»,fare activities to att?nd the meeting*.
•
Mrs. Helen Mono spoke briefly
and distributed program* for tha
conference. It was voted by the
Federation to endorso this coming
together of the county force* in
on effort to promote the common
W<Miss
Mi*s Abblc
Abbic
Doudney,
county
nurse, gas* an interesting report
K v « V . m o n r t h .-.c h io l.
and her health talk* beforo sev
eral Porcnt-Tcacbera* Aasociationa.
During the business *«»»}pn
items of interest were diswssed and coniiderable business
l l TlmCfC
ollowing waro elected to
«erre on a committee to bring in
•
rominations for officer* to be vor,
ed upon at
annual meeting
in May: Mr*- w - D- BaUard. Mra.
eJ . J c. - w i . “ ' * • > „ » 5 J a f .
, homV
Murkell at their land,
Mr*. Sauaer and Hra. MU'*1*
1 m ’ E'lgewater Farm.”
eUThe federation wa* lnri‘ *d
• { J l 'x * #
A W. Epp* and jold the May meeting le^BanfordNew York
°.Mllnd- L- I., will arrive in
?n Saturday-and will be
his 1 mother, Mru.
•SSffc. FBU-f H
ndaUt*.f’
wM W*
... .
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Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J- Steed and
children of Kissimmeei spent tne
day in Sanford on Friday u the
guests of Mr*. Steed* parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O- Boll.
Mr nnd Mrs. William Boil and
Mis* Agnes Ball
Gu., who ore .pending the
at KUsimmee. spent the
Saaford on Friday as V "
of Mr. Ball’a brother and hi* vrlfa,
Mr. and Mra. J^O. Ball. •
S. S. B*umeir^*returned Imma.
Thursday from New York *****
' Big Shipment Just Arrived
’,.
’ ,<■?
Owners
Elton J. Moughton
Frederic
F-* tanl table1*1'fully (led,.
|tal flower* m
WEST PALM BEACH. Feb: 27.
—(/PV—An unmasked bandit step
ped out from behind a tree in
front of the E. T. Stotesbury resi
dence, El MlrasoL pushed a gun
Into tho face of Charles Hammett,
chauffeur for Joshua Cosdcn, last
night nnd shipped tho chauffeur
of liis money, 1 16 nnd a Sedan.
Hammett had parked his car In
front o f tho Stotesbury homo nnd
was sitting lh tho car by himself.
Thu holdup man sauntered up to
tho automobile-and ordored Ham
mett out of tho car and demand
ed that the chaulfour hold up his
hands. The chauffeur obeyed tho
order when hi? erplcd the revolver.
The gunman wan unmasked and
Hamniott was able to give a good
description o f him to police.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. A. N'ngcl and
small son. of Baltimore. Md.. spent
Friday and Saturday in Sanford on
business.
biogrnphiev
A< ibe evening net-vice at the
i irst
i-1
Church, tlie choir
" i l l give u music program from
d - <onipii: itions of Charles 11.
Gabriel.
217-W
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W ith attached collars, collars to match and neck band style. Feather weight
English Broadcloth in checks and stripes.
$ 3 .0 0 and up
Special offering: in white imported English Broadcloth with otid without col
lars. All sizes.
$ 2 .0 0 and $ 2 .5 0
�T i r e ’s A W P O B P H E R A L D . S A T C R D A Y ^ ^ ^ M A S l - | ^ | g g
PAGE SIX
I T w o Bon Vivantej I
— 1 Break Up Exclusive I
Palm Beach A ffair
•oper A ttention T o Cars
iaid To B e N eccessary In
Order T oP reven t W recks
nro in place.
*
Steering gorir rarely breaks
down of itself oven though many
accidents are erroneously attribbtod' to-this cause.
-Periodical
examination and a few minutes de
voted to tightening nuts, and
keeping cotter pins in place would
almost eliminate thin type of ac
cident since ninety-niiiii out of
overy one hundred of.tho kind aro
due to neglect.
Steering wheels
should-bo tested for play nnd if
moro than on inch nnd n hnlf is
discovered adjustment should bo
made to eliminate the excess.
rbg State Chamber, which he Excessive ploy wears out the
ir** traffic accidents in Floridn mechanism rapidly, increases the
□Id he greatly reduced if mo- hazard of accident and sooner or
Wta would observe cominonscnsc later results in nn expensive re
hwgy rules moro closely, de- pair job.
Tires also should be inspected
res that axles, wheels, stecrM ar and brakes should be in- frequently nnd no motorist should
cted frequently nnd that tin operate his machine at a speed
n r who contemplates a long greater than twenty miles an hour
torj trip should venture forth if the trend on either' front tiro
bopt looking over his steering has been so worn away ns to ex
r Immediately btforp depnr- pose'thn fabric or if tho tires aro
old.
It is impossible to keep n
ktJcast once n month each front car in n straight line nt high
soljbf tho cor should ho jarked speed If n front tire blows out
and the wheel shaken to do- even though tho driver may hold
Such n" mishap
nlpo whether therein play,.on it on the nmd.‘
spindle or in the steering np- on n heavily traveled highway
flUii.
Hub caps also nhouid nml.en collision with .another ear
fldhpved nnd tho nuts on the almost certain if one is approach
L of tho spindles examined to ing or throws the machine into
"in ditch, v
Ins whether tho cottgjpldnajHv
JACKSONVILLE, FJ>b. . 27.—
•ottigntlon by manufacturers
r • period of several years has
lonstrated that automobile ncints caused by mechanical
Ita',' are few and far between,
|* the Florida State Chamber
TCo/hraaree, because of the care
an letting material nnd the nmnI In which machines aro built,
icidtnta duo to neglcat of in
action, however, are numerous,
Mi lives are lost nnd ninny.ptrIs Injured became owners do
J-rftve proper attention to their
GTON
CHARLES P. STEWART
\ NBA Bervlco Writer
SHINOTON, Fob. 27.—Nor
lalbla'a happened.
fiotivea the other day, it’s rubred in Washington that f ’alV
.Ventriloquist and the “ presldenIt spokesman" is the dummy lie
lea ills talking through.
I t #
^ANYWAY, tho ’’presidential
ibkesmnn” recently complimentI'tha Democrats in Congress for
Itting with tlic* Republicans to
Ua ’ ’non-partisan’’ lillls.
-What did the “ presidential
tokcaman" mean hy this?
,A word pf exnhmutlon'n uerestxy.i It's politics, and tiresome,
Qt won’t take long.^
Uio gravy.’’
1
a •* L'J /V
Orlando Man Loses :
Life In Lake Apopka
inspired ni« and I regret thut peo
ple of Sanford could not have ac
companied me on iny tour of the
treasure huifn structure. Howevei
within luniort time the new fu.-.hions I ordered will be in plneo on
my floor whore lovers o f the beau
tiful may view them. .
“ The trend in furniture fashions
is inhucsting in the extreme. The
heavy, unwieldy mid unmlfro fur
niture of a few years ago lins giv11" wn>’
0 '° Hght, gay nnd cheerfill period designs wit It an out
standing touch of the Spanish no
ticeable in practically nil the suUch.
Efficient mum production methods
pine equally effective selling plans
a . make it possible for the average
iitial ! home owner to equip, his parlor,
i bedroom nnd porch as only the
| nobility could a century or two
,cAU i "K";.
.
The Man Who Wanted to Be Monarch of All He Si
L IF F O R D
C
until
he
C ole w as a
retired
after
railroa d o ffic ia l
o u b - o W o o r a activities^ King Cole is n
m a n y y e a rs o f
y o u n g e r ev e ry day.
wrestling w ith the difficu lt p rob lem s o f s cr y in g
the traveling pu blic.
0/ic/r:v
In £atrtf
jU iffci'
v | “ Furniluie lia> kept alneast of
llieir !‘ ri liitv tinul
improvements
and
( modern home developments j. ihI a
(||| ' \ tn nieinlon : forp* for eood in the
v
.
Im m ediately follow in g his retirem ent, M r ,
C ole
p a ck ed
up
and
m oved
to
A sh ev ille.
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T h is s a m e freed om —the time eurf
b e a u tifu l sce n e ry , the same bracmjran
air,
th o
sa m e
outdoor Bports, the;
m o u n ta in s a n d the same city iiyouni
“ 1’ v c alw ays p rom ised m yself that som e d a y I
you
i l.hl ( T ch a -tiji k tii'ilistn i jtbui A n n s lt s ii
w ou ld h a v e a b u n g a low up y o n d e r on. .th e
Furniture Mart wheie, under one
roof, ieprerentativeH from' every
th e!
*'* the unuiri and many f i r -
m ountain s id e ,” he said, nnd eag erly h e set
t o p la y ,- o r t o mal^a it your Juime. I
v a lu e s o r e increasing. Business i
I
(c|(I. eign ....milieu 'compare notes* that
result in new .‘ tyle dictates An in ThclkwTbastrd Whole Wheat Cenul
i' the •|,i» itiiij- tribute to Womens’ wear
is* tile sei nil' ll Iv obvious fuel llilil
Itnil
1 1 'tin
are having a great 1
t deal to do with tin* coloring ml
blevv h'liuture coviiriiips and tii|,estry.
i the
" I'lie large market-time banquet
i l|ll. and party given for the vl.-itors at
iiill
liicii celeiiraled comedians and
j( ,.' stage fidk .entertained vvus nttrndnsor *’'* *'■' ’i r- Moler on the livening
'riw' ° f January II, in the Furniture,
" M Club of Anierien, the authoring
place of li.e industry in llie top,
tioor of the Mart.
.Mr. Miller lo !.s forward to an
From tvhit'li it may In* gath active and inert..-ful •pring and
ered Unit it war a badly ilnmageil summer imh- wi l“ i <■inlithin* tlie_
tax bill.
country over are m fiiiniumeiitaily
From all indication.' the ire*t round ahape.
of (hi* f'lingrcan will he one pro
longed Doiinybrhok.
The "coalition” Inu gonu flooey.
Eat at the
Olymp*a
Cafe
ncinnati Players Mehlorn and Hampton
«ye. For Orlando 1
M lS ’
iiStart
Training
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till!
07
i .Pi
•/
are the advantage
Daytona Beach
Wednesday, March
3rd, 8:15
MADAM GALLICUUCT
W orld’s greatest colorntura soprano
Prices $l.fiO to i5?5.00
IdusTax
Seats on side W ed
nesday, Feb. 24th.
• 9:00 A. M.
Ihip^id reservations
must be taken up S|
hours before concert
Deposit required/ if
held lon ger/
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o f this place.
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FULL CREAM
ICECREAM
A Quart o f Prineess Pure
la*
Cream
hfts the same food value
ns u pound o f steak, <1
pounds o f potatoes; a
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MILTON, Feh. 20,—One of the
OKSONVIbLR '-^ B a y a h d re largest vineyards in* Klnridn i«
Any organized here, for pur- tflng Mtabllahcd nt Bagdad by
of developing 18^)00 nen-s riie- Bagdad Nurseries on u tract
For Sale
.
CaU or wrijle
O
RL VEnANO BUILDING CO.
m
m
Asheville to visit, w
a r r iv e u n til y o u depart—if youn»
y o u ’ll dread , th e thought of leaving o
IV^irty h o te ls arc here; large 0DeMPj
o n e s ; m a g n ificen t h o t e l s offeringevtm
is in the front o f the house he is b u t o n e o f
A sh ev ille's thousands.
B u t w hen he goes b a ck to his fa v o r ite s p o t
on the w ide veranda across the rear o f h is
house, he is K IN C j C ole, w ith his p ip e a n d a
lim itless expan se o f green clad
m o u n ta in s,
reaching y p , and up until their p u rp le tips
pierce the fleecy clou d s w h ich lo o k fo r all t h ^
H is.
from him .
All his.
N o m an c a n ta k e it
H e is m on a rch o f all h e su rv ey s.
N o w on d er his friends coll h im K I N G C o le ,
.j ■ *
W in ter h old s n o terrors for h im .
G E M IN O L E ^ a
CREAMERY
Sum m er
H e roam s th e m o u n
tains, rides along the b ea u tifu l b rid le p a th s
N e a rb y is o n e o f A s h e v ille ’ s
m uny g olf courses and w ith
Pasteurized
It fron ts o n o n e
o f A s h e v ille ’s streets,' and w hen C liffo rd C o le
through the trees.
pounds 6 f chicken.
Corner Lot 50x117
on S a n ford A ven u e
and Seventh S t
Rem arkable V alue
- Price $275.00 . /
per front Tt.
m a je stic m ountains a little re d -ro o fe d b u n g a
brings no d isco m fo rt.
gallon o f oysters, or l»i \
ifcy Star wan found dead in debut in a minor league uniform at
jelvldcrfl Hotel in llultimore, the llrowim training ramp at TarAiming. *
i poll SpdllRN. yeMenluy.
I information came to the j Tile initial performnnee of the
In a long din^nce telephone California giant made a favorable
n today,
iititircAKlon on Manager tGeorgc
•Kirkwood wn. the daughter Staler, who firm *ent him to the
llliam Rockhill Nehon, fori rubber and later into the outfield
year* editor and owner of, At tho Cardinal boiling out eamii
m a t City Star. Mr*. Kirk-|nt Mineral Well*. Tex., the vanM " * 1'f *««! Publlahch of tho gumd of JJormby athlete* aro
ru ty
|about to round out thoir first week
J,
dlfOMe. of practice. They will break camp
City ,0.‘iay* rn,,vir.T to Sun * Antonio
Utwlay night for Baltimore where the training reason will
argn treatment with a lial- start in earnest Monday, upon the
O n th e sunny slope o f on e o f A s h e v ille ’ s
fence.
Reasonable 1’rices
AUDITORIUM
to
T h o c i t y is grow ing, and from thefj
a b ou t realizing his-dream .
low nestles am ong the trees.
com e
wor|d like great sn ow b alls on a green p ic k e t
Best Cooking
ss»ai!.sssssai''-,h'
. ■J
Furniture M art Is
Highly Praised By
Local Business Men
• ♦ ♦
THUS was formed wlinl the
radicnlrt called the '‘coalition,'
though the regulars, on hoth sides
linted the expression.
Every time the regular Repub
licans wanted to do anything ol
any consequence, they proclaimed
“ Thin is. noii-pnilisnn," which enaided the regular Democrats tn
vote for it.
It was an arrangement w'lilcli
hogtled tho radicals completely.
No wonder the fegular Republi
cans were grateful for the regular
Democrats’ co-operation.
gQONQRESS consists of regular
R uBIkuiis, regulnr Democrats
(id ac eaJled radicals, who are
;bcl Republicans, mostly.
thobiSth Congress, ns in this,
a fl^Hh, Jie regular RepublicatiH
d a aafo majority in the House
Representatives, so leave the |
luse of Representatives out f
uiderntion.
Out in the Senate the Demo
its and radicals together are j
anger than the regular Kepuh-1
tn tho laiit Congreus that'* what
'V did, tying up everything.
However, a regular Republican
.1 a regulnr Democrat have far
ire In common than either one
£wlth n radical.
Jo, between acaaionn, the reg
if Republicans liuttoiilioleil tile
pilar Democrat* and said, "Let's
Iblne against tiiese dam null | and you shall have some of
which is little pioro than n blind
alley, A. Romcyu I’icrson. a muW
millionaire globe trotter, nnd Ho,
AdanuL nn artltt. were hosts-at
a Bohemian' Oartv.
tr
Xbn two hiredUha entire .street
for the evening hnd tho cntrantO
was left open for nay pnsserby to
stroll in. >So alluring was tho informal affair that gaily cosUimoil
! dancers from the Everglades; Loll
tramped across the street *•in u
Bert Swor, veteran blackface fea congenial stream.
*,
turing Al. G. Field’s minstrels
Before long the street lind as
coming to the Milano Theater on sumed an international aspect. It
Monday, March. 1.
win clc.'itrmMl after n Spnniflh In
Seville. Twp Italian ringers were
the chief entertainers. .Mr.' Pier
son was dressed in n Chincso gafb
nnd the niasqucrndcrs fronv the
Everglades bull cnm,! gnrbbd Irj
Colonial, ’ $r9hch. • German-;, nnd
Dutch costumes.
r
There wss much singing nnd 0*
each table was served a Inigo’ bowl
full of spaghetti. >
this
rou n d
of
12 Taylor Arcade.
St. Petersburg. Ha
406 Clcffl***
WcitP*1® ^
�11,17 SANFORD H ERALD . SATU RD AY,
PAGE SEV
BRUART 27. 1926,
Strange Tale o f Senators !
Norris A n d R e e d A n d
lj
Those 3 Mellon Banks i J
f,vc-nn?
JJT CHARLES I*. STEM
WASHINGTON, Fob 20
him, he furnished some inhlitional
information, which Reed, busjTherti
in Washington, didn’t know about
—or want, either.
S i w " 1 “n'1 lh- ^
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■ Thorob. n
fd nine porxnum show
, the Bronx
’ocutfd be*
ferociousriously in*
ACCORDING to Hickey, the
three banks did make n "consoli
I SENATOR REEl) of ptr
i nia caught Senator Norris
1brnskn in n bad mistake r
in the course of sonic of
radical talk," and callc
i down proper.
Subsequently be wisl
lie wns nt NInlo B tn ifliu nnu jh<i .
the Veteran
hadn't caught him.
|raudevdle, playing in “ The Black Crook." Ho
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strrnuoiM. played with Barnuip. o ff and on.
TO begin with:
foul teen years.
In 1870, he went
, and i* in to South America, where he Itml
There are throe Mellon
The Melh
munv exciting cxpericnccn crois- m Pittsburg.
! i„K the Andes with Carlo Brothers' show.
The old Cooper nnd Bailey cir
cus was his next connection—ami
mi on down the line until he wns
injuml by “ Tom Thumb."
“ Unrnum was a quiet nnd reserved ninn," Runnells said. "We kiunvi
the circus never saw much of him becnusc he
jue things didn't mix with the performers. I SK!
So longer He would attend the show nnd then j thi ;.'
Essentially, he was a I but h
The elr- leave.
j gradual* business ronu— nnd a good one. j outfit
“ Builex wi,s n Km ,I showmun. that
He was fHgood mixer nnd at the] invest
the circus Mime itinic was very strict.
He |much
fears old, liked people who loved their work, reveni
t sketches O/ice he hud confidence In n man] Not
I ity.
«hnw in he would do anything for him."
f Florida Are To Becom e
[orary Game Commissioners
»b 20.—Id’i
i» lire
Le
honornry
it was ip tstc Departrri.„h Water
Disraeli
GEORGE W. NORRIS
I I' riisu Senate.i Reed and made
niineemeut of him.
Reed's a dirertm in nil three of
the Mellon bnnk^.
lie's a firstclass lawyer nbu
lie |)<>inted out that the law
called for u ’Vmisididated return"
from financial triplets hooked tin
Ike that trio.
They did it the
way they had to. legally.
lie proved Ills ease up to the
hilt.
Norris looked rather fool
i»|>.
ties of America nnd Dr. Hiram
Bvivi, president 6f tho Florida Audu'oon Societies, nre expseted to
he present nnd take part in ismmice of the commission. Kxliibilions of scout-craft will l»e staged.
• Commissioning of the scouts at
Royal plans Bradenton will probably be the.
March
fjn;t work of its kind ever under(0 boys he - ‘ t',iken, it was stated nt the de- j
pi. Hrr.leii- pnrlmeiit. Qnulifiention for tink who have , onimissions includes recommeudu! >c n-«igi»- tion by the scout master uml at
i t he Taini- deputy game commissioner, stand-f
ing of a written test over the ger.- |
k-d un- on- ,.ra| uml federal law s-fir pioterI-i*m. mi's- (i.u, ,,f the wild life ef the suite.
Ill n-si-t in al„| „ pledge to keen and uphold |
the state and federal law.:. Quo- 1
tlii. i III the j((J
y,,. |aWs nrc iirt-paied by I
lloivia' bur. . . . . . .
I
•ii tintI'li.il ih<- commissioner s o ifu -j.. where
lull n S u i t - the scout papers will he filed.
tinted return." n » Reed mo clearly
demonstrated the law demanded.
Later, however, their counsel,
the firm of Reed. Shaw, Smith and
McCray—of which Senator Reed's
a member—discovered that they'd
have saved StM,472.117 if they'll
made their returns separately.
Consequently they raised heck
at the internal revenue bureau
until it allowed them to* do it that
wav. ami returned their *1*1,472.37.
.( IT goes without saying that
tact- j Senator Reed wasn't aware of all
got i this.
'. ” « ' You bet he wasn’t.
11 he Imd been lie wouldn't have
lie | proved s*» conclusively that a
’ "consolidated return" wns the only
to 1tiling the law allowed his firm’s
client banks to make—considering
Unit that's the way they finally
This is the Keynote Back of
Sanford’s Great “ Fourteen
Points” Advertising
Campaign
Opportunity is com ing toward Sanford in seven lea
gue boots and a great campaign is on to have the city
Four Killed When
Train Strikes Auto
ready when she steps up to the do6r to beckon T h e Sub
stantial City to com e on and follow her to greatness.
This opportunity has never before com e to Sanford b e
Leads Dayton
cause of conditions in the state over w hich she had no
control, but todav Florida is rapidly changing from a
speculative condition to one of real investment, and in
vestment involves three important factors,— Safety o f
principal, adequate return, and real value.
WASHINGTON. lVb. 27. l/P'
Tin Southern Railway applied <•
i.i, lii'i'iMnii' ('omincrcc ( onnni:<
-i,,n t mIh\ fur authority to i*su<
- ti.'.ipil.t'Utl nl I I '-’ per *cut equip
m,.lit trust eellifn-i.ti-f. the pro
to U- used in buying Cl l™'n
h. ,i,w - ami-other equipment.
W hen during the rising tide of speculation, fortunes
were being made in many localities, little consideration
was given to real values, or even to return on the invest
ment.
Such a thing as Sanford’s great annual celery
crop adding millions of wealth to the com m unity receiv
ed very little attention, but with changing conditions it
stands out as a mighty asset,— one that even the greatest
t h k im u ck t a b o n s u c c e s s
r .... ■
niiiimi
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btilluiin^ on
fe
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'VALTER A C H IU
Villi the
Ikbuniuiiii.).f> > hliiL’.t >-indent ut the Univerk'
*<t>’ of Dnytou who bus been clect'•<1 eaptain of the 1D20 track team.
I 's i.,,.:
!*’» quite an uiimuuI honor in AmerF v 'h lj I l l g nan college circles.’ Besides stnrm U lin u rn 11 "printer, Achiu is a proniI ..
*•'-1 rn ni pi rforiner in football and
I Mondav *'ar"'l,all. Isiiiu twice gii'cn hon• oruble mention by tho Tate Will,27, ,,j., (| 1,1 ' an,P for ilia grid prowess.
cities of the state w ould gladly give millions of dollars to
You can have success, too, it you *
willing to pay the price.
Work, study and regular saving ha
done it for others.
The
sam e
p rescrip tion
w ill
do
it
I
you.
[T
When the series is over, scores of thousands of
people will for the first time know Sanford as it really it.
Through various other advertising methods, these
that the dry cleaned Ko*" ur
other garment wp i«md back to
your home was not a brand new
one, fresh from the modistes, instead of coming direct
°“r
establishment. We ukr infinite
pain* with every individual order,
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Turk . Feb. 27.—gp>t
j
wit»> him th*t fbe
^ *kirta down t« tb* •nkh’"
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things that entitle Sanford to the name of the Substantial
days.
noHK SHIRTS TO ANKLES
*«ri.
posed in this movement to set forth the outstanding
newspapers of Florida to run for fourteen consecutive
J ^ N N A . Feb. 27.—0P»—Auysu.1. I
the Charleston aud
Kuf » !' U‘c Tyrolean rc.orU of
S f & , . nnd Worweigl w ill be fin-
soimr r *nci<'n. lawyer, who U
fur L i t " * 1? J’ GUleapie, U*->er
‘/ f uSS much n “i ,u ill,on * * v e n » abe h * « *o
. S o with this wonderful opportunity at hand, it is pro
for each point, and they are j o be placed in the great
C1NK8 FOR DANCING
rZ
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incorporated into a series of splendid advertisements, one
“ra “f ' «rl (i.
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. BRADENTON, Feb. 27.-(A*)—
le«|ti- *'“• area of Bradenton was. inBnannon wu«' creased by nine squuro mile* and
lrtlt •*>• munt the population wan given an ud»iid nii iM|„.r* 'lition of about 3,500 persons yes*
. ,r handii, ni trrdu) in mi election in which the
euardi1»* V’u'r'
fhi* city and I’alma Solu
“f the shot* i ‘‘iHtrict elected to extend the westinnon "r,
i1yV city limits to include Palma
|*t thr hull f lSo,a .........
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a'.1!1 the
southern
limits for a
L. |,
half mile furthecr to taite In a big
[v. 1 to rvii. i residential section. The vote was
\ 1 'iw,,i*K r, Uio to 61
L
roa-t i In woting
’
t|,L. extension, the citir tiring after *en« also
— autiiuriied the city coun*
C"1
l>*,|; til
issue warruntn on bonds to
K ir»>
tho u,,luunv
amount oi
of B
1450,000
provide
Uvpurlots
i i
4DU.OOU to provw
h n„u..-loJay ' ,T‘Ui r 11"'i st'wer facilities in the
?•
, "l. ,y UClluired territory. The rcIf nt nl
f ZH.LnnneXed will become the
Hotel
f urth ward of Bradenton.
.
paas
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City. T hese are fourteen in number and they have been
r A r e a Of B
‘■•v:-«u dm':
Boosted
i S lL $ din-
possess.
CALL
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This is Sanford’s opportunity. Will it be ready with
the money to pay for this great advertising movement)
The question will be decided next week. Let us make
it unanimously in the affirmative.
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“ Withinand a saklan’kd
Court House, City Hall, M unicipal Pier, all Churches of
Virginia Court, within and a substantial part of the
tbe City, 1<a Fe:
C ity Substantial today, presents an outstanding Invcwment O p p ortu n ity-on e in w hich the investment pro
vides certain and lasting security.
School and Primary S ch ools are at distance o f less than
W hether you cue-
three minutes.
draw your ow n conclusions.
■: at i ts east and w est boundaries with
Preferably, inVestiga! p n
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person and on the grounds every claim w e make— : •
for yourself.
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ili entire length b y the city ’s n e w and very imac: c C
t Boulevard, w h ich will encircle
•restrictions, and the improvements to be m ade— i!
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through
W e ask you to consider carefully the Location, the
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Virginia Court is intersected in a graceful “ S ” curve
. buying V I R G I N I A C O U R T lots.
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Cil y Passenger Station. T h e Sanford High
t e l s , ari<
building vour fortune or your home, you take no risk in
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Lake, V a ld e z and other leading ho
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mevavd along Lake M o n ro e .. .
ivfriction s h a v e 'b e e n studied and
■•'•'eat deal o! care, w ith a view to safe-
Virginia Court is located on the south side of C'Y< •
Avenue, the main highw ay from Sanford to N ow Sr
*t ( f purchasers, and at the same time,
•rna and the East Coast, an easy six minutes from ;
. cP of the h om e builder o f moderate
First National and Sem inole Banks, the Posted Y
, o f \ i ginia Court lots are
A comparison with other leading resid<
exceedingly low, and those v /h o buy n o w .. .
aments. Y here are no other
residence properties in Sanford w here impi
.T, w h ich can be bought at
prices for w hich Virginia Court lots are being
A t our attractive opening prices those y !
ePlots,..as w ell as
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in later price advances.
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are playground for the children, beautified parkways
and ttsrac cs, com plete w h itew ay along Crescent B o "^
varc! that entirely traverses the property.
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�gA N gO R P .•yiE R A l.n,
Grassless G olf Course Is Carved On
> Mountain Side N ear Helena, Mont.
THE resin ball is certain to
make for an unsettled pitching
condition.
f
.,Th» Nntional League, responMblo for the return of resin as
« pitching asset, says the use of
11 is optionnl not compulsory.
The American League has al
ready gone on record ngalnst the
use of resin or any other foreign
substance.
Rcsing is sure to bo
used ns the old alibi for all forms
of trick pitching.
The first big minor league to
consider the resin ball issue has
taken sides with tho American.
At n recent meeting of the Inter
national Iarnguo magnates the use
of the resin ball was banned.
“ Bad jiolicy,” was the stand
taken by the International in de
clining to accept the resin bag us
permitted by the rule makers.
It it n certainty that many
leagues will follow tho lead of the
r go ,
UnkO.'vo]
Hiy
tno warm showers anti plunges
the heated golfer may want.
The one disadvantage o f this
gnuisless coarse is tho dust .that
rises ns players wnlk over it. But
the du^L is clean, washed for
ages under tho raina and anpwn
that bavo crumbled the masses of
granito to friable fragments.
The Helena club carved the Homo of the great- boulders that
links out of n mountain side havo withstood this nVsnult-nf
among' tho Tugged peaks of the
Rockies, with only disintegrated
grnnlte ns a base.
Soughing
ne trees nnd n* few shrubs lend
«J only tinge of green to the course
Great rocks, somo ns large as
houses, punctuate tho “ rough" be*
tween tho descending and ascendfairways.
They resemble a
grmlcd roadway and in fact are
•mowed" with a grading machine
to keep them smooth.
The putting “ greens" arc cir
cles of oiled sand, nnd each play
er perfects tho surface of thos£
nrens himself, using n scraper
having a piece of high piled car
pet on its edge ns n "lawn mower"
to make tho greased silicon level verized granite thnt takes o ff the
between Ids hall nnd tho cup.
speed as does grass.
Excellent View
Tho citizens of Hcncla hnd not
T|io scenery nbout ^the club- is given much thoughwto golf until
magnificent. Grand vistas across A. L. Smith of tho Windsor club
valleys tn far away ranges’ 6f of Chicago, went there as n bank
peaks that cleave the sky mako ed.
Ho enlisted a few friends
the oourse seem small, although It nnd by much persuasion got them
Is renllv large and more thnn 6,200 to subscribe n fund to build the
yards long, occupying tho whole course.
Tho seheipe was th®
side of n foothill.
chief topic o f wit nnd humor In
Toppling over the entire club Helena fo r months, but now tho
ground Is a rocky spur, crested elub has 300 tnembers and a wait
with-pines. A great valley leads ing list.
One or ttVo similar
back to the Montana capitaf, paste clubs nro In the mnking to take
ing not springs tlint furnish all I enro of outsiders.
S
' THE 1 -national League also
a
took nnotii.r stand that is con
trary to tin* decision mnde by the
nili.
i.nmiUco.
It relates to
the sacrifice fly.
The old rule v. u tlint The bats
man received civ.lit for a sacrifice
hit when with one or no one out,
ho bits a fly hull that is caught
but results
. run being scored
<m the cntcli. •
Tho new arrangement of this
rule gives the lint Lilian credit for J
a sacrifice hit in all cases where
a runner is advanced a linsj.
,
I much preferred the old rule.)
\Vh< a a butter delivers a long fly tho second round
with n runner on third that o.ih '
the. haskcllmll chi
said runner to scurv, he lias .. •|sputhei" conferei
Ijveml in the pincli nnd is entitlf«l tn some credit.
The sac*
i if ice hit. removing the time nt
bat, it deserved.
Crediting the butler with n sac
rifice hit. thereby removing the
time ut lint, nny time n runner ad
vance.. n bn.«f on the fly ball,
makes the premium n rather cheap
AGGIES p p e a r W alter Hagen Leaves
For Sarasota To Play
AS DARK HORSE Bobby Jones Sunday
IN CAGE MEET ST. PETERSBURG, Feb, 27.—
UJHAT H* Bk>
CEfcCUE PfTtMECWILL
PO IS MOMAGER ItACRii
C hief worcv
Middleweight Crown Won
From H arry G rebB y Tige
Flowers, Southern Neg\
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NEW YORK. Feb. i l (Ah— 'Tiger
® T'kiWcrs, iicgrn challenge^ ivon n
!r derision nvrr llariy Grab o f Pitt-ilo *'iirg. i.t Mn lport Si|tmre Garden
' FRED E. RUSSELL
Room 5, Ball Bldg., Sanford, Fla
Thoncs 766 and 266J
FOR SALE
C orner S anford A ve., and 11 Street. 150 ft. East
ern F rontage on Sanford A ve $200 fron t fo o t. 1-5 ctyth
1-2-3-4 years.
9-Room Ilotipo— Corner Park Avenue and 6 th Street,
(05 ft. fron ta ge on Park Avenue)
Reasonably priced and with good terms.
PAULLAKE
Licensed Real Estate Broker
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Salesman— E. T. MOORE.
T o all policy holders o f the Belt Autom obile In
dem nity A ssociation, o f Chicago, Hi. ■
./ (L C. FELLO W S
lias been reappointed ou r agent nnd district man
ager at Sanford w ith o ffic e at • 1•V*y*
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Fellows Service Station
First nnd Elm
Phone 447-W
Tho best autom obile insurance nt 25 per cent
lower rates.
The Belt A utom obile Indemnity
. A ssociation
MON.
NIGHT
one.
lii-i ii.vlP. The miirgiii wusyiot
r. Lrgi'. ici enough to convinceMife
i. )ini(ji» un i referee.
F •
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(A*)—Wultcr Hagiin left hero to
day in n speed bunt for Whitfield
Club, Snrasotn, where ho will play
a practice round lute today in pre
paration for the start tomorrow of
his 72 holo match with Bobby
Jones, national nmnteur champion.
He played, yesterday nt Tnmpti
in tlie first round of tho Florida
open tournament with Joe Uydolek
and- Henry Topping. The ivationnl
professional champion did not take
the round seriously nnd withdrew
from the competition nt noon.
On his return to SI. Petersburg,
he wus shown n telegram from a
Philadelphia newspaper asking for
n 500-word story on how lie felt
before the big match. Ills reply
was: “ I’m O. K." .
•Near Entrance, lots adjoining priced al $6000.00;
will sell $5000.00—$2009.00 cash, balance 1-2-3 years
at 7 % . Davtonn Highlands is the best sub-division
around Daytona Bench. This IM is sure to make.a nice
prdfit— 5% to brokers.
ir opThe new rule will make for fat
scores
ter halting averages.
Likewise
there will lie n lurk of uniformity
Univer-itv of Kentucky, 11121
NEW YORK ■Tiger Flowers,
in the averages, since many
leagues will no doiiht iidopl the nt- cluimpimts. who ilctVjitcd Virginia Atlanta, Go., negro, won the mid
i Military institute, 32 to 25.
dleweight rhitmploiiHhip front Har
titude of the iiitrrniitioiinl.
University of North Carolina, ry Greb, )!>.
GETTING back to the use nf 1three times champions, who snow j Phil Knplan of New York, won
i n technical knockout over Mickey Bert Swor—Jack RJchitrdH— Billy Church— Harr) Frank®I—
resirt.
Even though the National ed (Tent»iui under, 62 to 21,
University of Virginia, who bent itocksoi) of California, 4.
la-ague will permit it, there will
Ilornn Bron.— Joe McGcttMmd Fifty Minstrel Favorites,
j
Tulniw.
2
1
1
to
25.
In* many pitchers in that organi
Dick Sonlon of Altoona, Pa., Ituat
Prices Flux Tux $2.00^-$l,50—>$1.00
zation who will not use it.
Only I University of Georgia. 1P2I run- Joey Kiiufiitun of New York, 6.
j
ner
up.
who
nearly
doultleil
the
Seats
on
sale
Saturday— Buy early fo r tho show
the other day Grover Cleveland
Johnny Filuccl of “New Y’ork, de
score mi tlte University of TenAlexander of the Chicago Cubs (lessee,
ft.tied II i ankle Lngonn (midget
IK to 26.
iiime out flat-footed against it.
University of Mississippi, whose Kilhurn) of Philadelphia, 4'.
Here is what Fred Clarke, for superior passing and busket find
Tony Travers of New Huvcn,
mer manager of the Pittsburg Pi ing ability overwhelmed Sewancc, Conn., and Eddie McLaughlin of
rates. tho man who helped Bill 60 to 10.
New York fought n draw, 4.
McKechnie make the club tliC*
North Carolina State, who beat
EAST CHICAGO, Indllnnn—
world champs last years, says:
Auburn,
32
to
26.
Todd
Morgan, Scuttle Junior light
. "I I were a pitcher and could
In the upper bracket today ap
control the ball "with the gloss on peared University, of North Caro weight champion, bent Don Davis,
10.
it 1 would never use resin.
The lina v«. Virginia nt 4 o’clock nnd ofChicngo,
Shuffle Callahan of Chicago,
wood of tins hat can get hold of Oeorgin Tech, vs. University of knocked out Johnny Mendelsohn of
a hall with* u sticky surface better Mississippi ut 0 o'clock.
Milwaukee, 3.
tliuit u slick one."
In the lower bracket were:
DETROIT— Harry Kalin of Mil
The thought of the Nationul
The University of Kentucky Vs. waukee. bent Sid Burbnriun of De
League in going strong for the University of Georgia nt 8 o'clock
(CAN You Bur Anv This Cheat))
10.
return of resin wns due to the be tonight nnd North Carolina Htnto troit,
Joey Silvers of New York, nnd
T{*> «P«I*1 price for short time only. Lot*, number* 241lief that it would greatly help the vs. Mississippi A. and M. nt 3 Johnny Mellow of Detroit, fought
242-243-244— 1(1 the 8W 1-4 o f See. 1-21-31 Seminole Co.,
control of the pitchers.
o'clock
this
afternoon.
n draw, ID.
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miles northeast of Oviedo; Vt mile from 2 Railways and
TAMPA, Fla.,—Jack Renault,
paved
road.
That remains to be proved. In
•
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Canndian heavyweight* champion,
cidentally it may result in far Basketball T o i t r n e y knocked out Jack League of El
Surrounding lands much higher and making big money in
worse evil than mere wildness on
At Lakeland Will End Paso, Texas, 4.
the part of the pitchers.
SAN FRANCISCO—Jimmy Fin
With Tonight’s Game ley of Louisville, Ky., won a de*
I
'i.t- • <r whnl he had Iicon
■ 1,1 i n ' .... . di fenses of his title.
I lor niti • (.i,r rounds ho foresook
• In- "u ipdfill ' at lack and poised
l i> right tmml for a dainiiging
Mow
Hu. Idoii never lauded and
t |'i<ir- ladling out continually,
ciion l <l„ verdict for nggressive*' o"d .t willingness to fight
lhinughoiii. Many critics nrgucdi
*b<l! ih* i, i ision should have beeni
« ,lri "
Hut the state Athletic i
•oiuiiii-Hoii Inis ruled that fights
‘ ball he dcitiled by the number of
rounds wen.
I lower* Wins Six Rounds
r lovvt t>„ tn the opinion of critics,
w-i "z-.
*ix of tho rounds,
"hilo Gnli could muster no Inore
titan five, apt) four were even.
INd Mason, manager of tho for-,
nur champion, said nfter tho con
test that if Flowers lind won, then
ho was the victor by the narrowest
or margins. '
Flowers’ malinger, IVnlk Miller, Zach Wheat Offered
"jud that itis boxer would have
shown to In tier advantage had not .$16,0(10 For One Year
Lruii luLKFfl hinrniH about his
opponent from the ninth round to By Wilbert Robinson
Miller said to Greb,
ight any middleweight
in three months. You
i on if you want him.
Athletics Suffer 1st
Casualty Of Season
will come to a close here tonight
when th® finals will be played. The
large field of over 20 entrants has
been narrowed ana today, the
guinea started at 8 o’clock when
Groveland and Ocoee met, followed
by the remainder of tho games,
with the next ones slated for V
HOT SPRINGS—Eddie Kctchel,
o'clock, Lake Wales and Mont- Toledo featherweight, knocked out
vi rile, and -11 o’clock Clcarwator Eddie Murdock of Oklahoma City,
and Apopka.
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�W ifflIIA R Y 27, M A
H ERA
"Some of the soldiers jUtioncd
on the bastions, .ignorant of the
facts of the suVrcndcr. at this
moment fired several shoU and
the crowd, carried away with rage,
hurled themselves upon the nvulides and crushed them with
blows.
One of them was slain.
The unfortunate Bcqqnrt. ttmt
J)rnvo officer who deserved so well
from the city of Paris by dissuad
ing the Governor when he had
wished to blow up the Bast lie, nnd
who had not fired a single shot
during the day, wus pierced by n
rvin Cobb Tells
W orld’s Greatest
Historical Events
h o w t h e TT a s t i l e
IIY IRVIN H. conn
It was the taking^of tho Hastile which marked the begin
ning of the French Revolution.
It had been a symbol for royal
oppression.
.IJy its downfall
it became a symbol for man
kind freed of the shackles of
tyranny, n symbol of freedom
and independence.
• It took oply n few hours of
a summer day to capture the
Basilic, to massacre certain of
Ita defenders, to rate its walls.
It had taken four centuries-to
glvo it Its evil name, for since
130‘J those grim towers had
risen likr the fingers o f n men
acing hand nlwvc the housetop-;
of Paris.
The Baslile wan both a for
tress and a prison.
Captives
were held hero without formal
nccusation, without trial, some
times without teuton.
At the
whim of a king or a king's favorite, any unfortunate might
bo locked up, nnd, because of
some private grudge, some perion«l quarrel, left to rust nlivc
In Its gloomy cells.
Notorious
ly It had become a place of c6nfinement for writers Who dared
to attack the government or
persons in power.
For thebe
reasons It was haled by Uhj
populace.
It was an oppressed
country’s most perfect emblem
o f Imperial despotism.
When the uprising of the |k-o pl« began, the rabble, led on by
a few Inspired patriots, attacked
It on the fourteenth of July,
•The details hero printed of
tl«0 siege and surrender of the
Bastilo were taken from the
Gazette Nntlonnlc uu le MunitlcRr Universale, a newspaper of
Iho time.
As the Purls Nonit«ur, tho journal is still in ex
istence.
,
In Ita issue of July 23, 17811—
tho issue next succeeding the Fall
o f tho Bastile—'*lc Monltcur”—
or the Monitor us we would say—
carried an account of the event
which perhaps was written hy itw
editor.
Whoever it wus, this
i hronlcler must hove been an KyeWitness. The attention to detail,
the rortulnty with which he speak.,
of this phaso or that, proven this.
Besides, in referring to the at
tacking force lie says, "We said
FELL
foudnl system, the overthrow of
the aristocrats, the nobility nnd
the Ihtonc.
From it nlso
sprang the Keign of Terror.
It is told that when u courier
from the rioters brought the
news to the King (Louis XVIt
nt Versailles, the latter In hor
ror cried out, "But Gils is reyoltl" and the messenger an
swered, "No, Sire, it Is Revolt)
Hon."
Revolution it wni), and by that
Revolution n new trend was
given to other king-ruled nations
on both sides of the Atlantic
ocean.
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chasing away some of- the rabble
who had broken into the archive*
and smashed the armories under
the pretext of searching for pow
der, he hastened to rejoin the
patriots who were attacking the
Bnstile. The Price of Peter
"Within Ihe fortress discourage
ment reigned.
Tile Swiss mer
cenaries of the garrison however
exhorted the Governor" to continue
the defense but the officers, hn*b
and low, besought him to sur
render, and la* himself knew that
jt wu> imnos: ible to defend it, the
|impossibility of getting food pre|*;•..*•"«* him from sustaining the
siege over a tong period.
"The Governor, beside himself,
addressed the garrison and asked
if it were not letter to fight than
to render themselves liable to
slaughter by the people front
w hose fury then* wns no promise
of escape. ‘“ Lot us go back upon
the lowers,’ mid he, 'and if we
must die let us make our death
disastrous to the enemy.
Let us
crush them under the debris of
the ItastHc,’ But the soldiers atiI swvrcd that’ thuy would profer
|to die rather than to kill such u
gnat number of their fellow citi
zens and that a further resistance
U 8word cane with which he tried
to pierce his breast and which the
intrepid Arne snatched from him.
Hullln and several others charged
themselves with seeing him 'safely
to the City Hall.
"Nearly all those who composed
his escort thought that they would
be the victims of th e, murderous
rage of the crowd against the
prisoner. • Some snatched at his
prisoner,
hair, other thrust their sword at
him and tried to stab him.
The
unfortunnte man, seised with fear
of death, aid in n weak voice to
heart
Druid Park lies right in the
of th
building and improvement activity thal
ing place along State Highway Number
ford-Orlando R oad). The growth and
don o f the city is outstanding in
thissa
i
Investments made in this section at th
ire bound to reap enormous profit Drui
offers a pre-eminent investment oppo
and assurance for the same generous m
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iIk- very oridge »’i me interior
OHII t.
“ A Swu»n officufi* iifldrobbing i
himself to the attackers' through I
a kind of loophole tlmt he had |
found near the drawbridge, asked I
llu-iii thal ihev be content with the I
liniior-i of war.
j
" ‘ No. iio!’ cried the crowd. Ilel
then held u paper through the!
Mime aperture, which distance i
iitadi- illegible. crying that they)
were willing to ni render if they,
received a prouiiM Mint the troops I
, would not In- nuisnai-red.
"A certain limn runs and finds |
a plaid, which is placed on the'
i puruprl.
Several
tCople place
I theniselvea under it to net aH a
j counterweight.
The hrnve un-1
I hml., laiown goes forward, lie is ready
conquerors of the Bastile.
Soon
lecti-1 ( M.j/.e the |mpor but he fulls lllto
Mie people hurhd themselves in
M, jli,. moat.
Struck down, nceorda mob into the court of the ‘ gov
I’as- Ji),k.
some, hy a gun sliol, he i
ernment house* mid rushed to take
dies :i victim of hi> courage.
M. .
the second bridge, at the mine
Muillnrd, soil of u liu/./ot at l ieutime filing a volley of miivki-tr.
II•I•-1. undaunted hy lie- death of - j
nt the troops.
These loiter re
the other, colirageouslv goc-i nul'j
plied with a lively and sustained
upon this long straight plunk ami j
fire which forced the attackers
srixing the paper plan's it in tin- j
to retire in disorder.
hiinih of M. liullin. who reads it ']
"This attack Imd gone on for
ill a loud voice;
Ij
mi hour when suddenly from the
“ ‘ We have twenty thousandji
urscnul side (of the fort) i aim I In
weight of powder.
We can blow (I
heating of drum.- mid miuiii I* of
up the garrison and the 'whole n
i|Uiirtcr if you do not accept our I
Mincndei
‘ tTpmi the word of an j
off)n ri we jli-i-e|it,‘ said M. 11iiltlli. i
‘ Lower yiuir hridges.’
]
"Sic Bcinper Tyrannus"
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‘‘Tin- mvidides (patients in theji
o hold charge ol grape tlmt. lie- mi eputies I liolis mid the Inijp holes le-miiidi-d military hospital which was part J
wished with the noise
musketry mid ol the itastile) were drawn up on!)
Soon I Ihe office! s i In - m■i-1\%- fired guns, the right, the Swish oil the left. <I
un tin- j "Tlio fire » « - ^r-till going on Their arms were placed against j .
Tlu-y look off their j1
peace |when there was mrtt-il in the court Mu- wall.
d by a ilctuchmmit of nnlifimueii made lints, clapped their hands and j j
this up „ f tlie most part of grenadiers cried ‘liravo’ to the jicoplc who' i
Corny from Rufleville and of rilh men were rushing, crowding, into the I
Tho first to enter treated j|
its in- ] from the company, of Lubersuc; fort
-arried |vvitli them was o r numerous gi-mip the conquered with friendship, - i
I*} a , of bourgeois under the eiimimiml throwing themselves upon th e' j
id the j of M, Mullin.
it was he who Imd necks of ■the officers in sign o f 1|
Pont just decided mi the march of the peace and reconciliation and lnk-t|
• th e ir m ilitia , a f t e r h a v i n g p u z z le d foi ing possession of the place as it IJ
wus ceded in the terms of surren- I
d lu-eii o v e r mi h o u r mi m e a n s o f a tta ck
But those who followed, I
e t o w - in g ^ t h o B a stile s u c c e s s f u l l y
‘ My del.
slaughter) j
t " th e f r i e n d s . ’ he sa id t o th e m , ‘ m e you them,’ breathing only
cried c i t i z e n s ?
Then let
us inarch and vengeance, treated the con-M
'- per-.| a g a i n s t th e Itastile.
T h e r e th e y qucreil as if they had been taken /
J
•Id In-fare slauglitei iug our friends mid hy iissaull,
[o u r lim tliiiW e liu ve th e f a < i*u i llie r h m d in a v e n g e , t r a i t o r s
to
t‘ > th<‘ p u n ish .
i*uit w e d o u b t v i c t o r y ? ’
endon
;tcnden
indcu
Frank J. Fitzpatrick
D. C. G riffin
W . C. Hill
E. M. Hunt
Rotnri
MiMr^
E.IL1
1’rank
T H E BR ITT-CH ITTEN D EN K E A LT^O .
Most
Desirable
•'I lei ,\ Hairdresser on the Rampage (
m m ., "At these words the brave war-'
them-j rmrs fi ll in tieji hehiml him uml
il him j mun-hed to the fortress with three
lo Mie ! euiiiioii, re-inforciiig them selves
u- m- wTilli two others which they picked |
in god I up nem llie arsenal.
Several
poin. |military patients who hml been
noth- restored to arms tlmt morning
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•t •«**'f
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Home Community
N ^W
HANDY
PACK
Fits hand
:.w-p o ck et and purse
No r * for y o u r n o a i y
•nd tk* knt
Peppermint
ChawingSweet for any money
UokferWriftey's P. K. Handy Pack
— yow Dealer’! Coaster or to
m
OUR ORGANIZATION
SANFORD GROVE, Inc
E. C. M IL L E R , President
Fimt Notional Hank Bldff,
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3!gE_gANF(mD HERALD? SATURDAY- FE BRITARY 27, 1926.
D og D erb y
crapk
STATE NEW& BRIEFS
.
J-O^DOJC
27 (,7i i t
£ J " “ of Wales’ latest a c S m U r
K d T b * f ,cM’ *1 'vhich h i iufnroxdC() tHbr: kcn collar -bone, has
, ' CL ° 4 ° r
thjsi* bic?s“ ’K-*. tnnt com? in d rmiisc in
“ Pinion of hio p h £ H £ "rh*
thpm
rlh-nt 'r
wUI In
te:ul
cori<$
tho nlignt
droop
one or
his
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breaking ,Sh!lh roHuultcd
the
iV lc -'i
th,C othcr co,lnr bnne
" " « ’ >««■>” »
n.T*’ 7 .^ n c o has b.cn rauc?l very
H ttlc inconvenience by this «ce|.
ueiu, and has been ntyc t^. h?ep all
ot. his appointments. It will be
f omu time, however, brfor■he will
be able to danco or take part in
most of his athletic pastime;--,
HH*-
Is
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Ida., who gsfncd fnmo laat year
m
b * A mposition,
S.■.
.in.i
K rffjrfal
and Will
will be
be one
one of
of the
the
''jrt at ,Ashton, Ida.
PARIS LETTER
ER
the rennh ienn
cprgrrr.r,ional and
™ i ..
’
di cpngrescional
nnd I...
Were
„
' vre named at n
r.
PORT MYU'RS—Nine hundred
imr.mg held here. Tho--.. che-Hn.and,thirty five*acres of land In the
K
* ! I,“ r"p0L‘ C-* Stilweil.
middfle 'of
l»an
“ ‘ •"''o', Sam
^uui Q
mllJ
i - ■nimme
or Pine Island wan sold to
John M r - r S ?
HM 1t n}:rx' n
York capitalists
•lack Sutherland and J. H. Bunting. or about SfiSn per acre, according
to nn anneunerment by a local
?CA1 A—A total of '.<100 motor icnltor.
vehicles were stolen ntkMinnii since '
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anuary
to. u
^ I AKELANI)—Members ef vnrihsr . V!" a.
• • "- , |
*>•»* chtireh societies, r.t r» meeting
cf nil typ T ........ •......... *o !" v c ‘V ; “ M . nrctr,;eJ s^inY, plan, tor
__ _ , _
huh,mg n Charleston dancing to.v
. - *»*,
,,
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m connection with U K m m i's
: *' - '
'■ :or lnc ;
'<» Exposition celebration.
fnattuOon
a , .nmr.i}’ .. to rah.:
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M
>'r
r i s S A C O L A -y v :* Florida I,
tln-y i there.
vat Iter nil exag-
i t .rn
t ntnresH be •
D el
i in .i •I the four I >ya were
-I .by th • 1 "unless Eliza• •• Salsi /.ila ’s ftulvt sister, It
ui - • sii' i! a ..in i.
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r*
‘ j
"*1
ilhrtin ..a
* I'alat.i!
anil
Is
l» ft'dvlld
J l l III.• . *
ttthtl
a.
•tlliu.
Fa rir ,■
pL'-n-11
. . • Itnn.l,
K.T*. •> w
exercise.
V ,| the orflini.rv kind ef ii i 1
in - i utirely for pit a tire, hat I
iiom'I uI tin", mg with n "Ip ’• ' '
direct it. wa- tlcci.it I »-»« «• |,w
11> i h!r:; oi. I’ri'i, ? Otto’ re rlngwi "i lie new - "
al I i in ;t m. with the second “ ihe rhvthin " f dm t ing !‘ 'i'1' ’
• i" ' ■ '<!' l.'iitle, keep him 'th -rhuhn. olw , that " " ''k i ''1"
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I In respiin given wns pi-.dd. nt of mod. rn w ist -m '
n-i i-.'isidered strong lessness nnd buredoni.
i i navel, but this is be.l-i'/.z is to he barred, ami
1 1 i" I ■ si dlpliiiimtic excuse,
old
fasliioneid waits nml '*v‘ ! ,il
"• I 'vmli nuiliorlties wished
I . k •the Uiy frum leaving Strain. Idances of otlici reiir.;
vuu !1,e
-‘ ^ "
\.P,
• ri that he' is, traveling *-uibstitutetl.
" " •< nous reaction in Hungary.
The little Siotti*!' town
v.i- 1 a si rung party would like to
(uim.uslif claims to I • l ‘'* u^ '
i s’ liim mi In . father's throne.
golf nursery m tm wor'd I
Ike impress’ party pass moat
h
i
last thirty vears nea l»
' thm time in the magnificent :i0o th.<
professittnulj have hj
’ v|.
l-ih of Argeles. They attend
s .
" a d.'ilv and from time to time nous,tie nml of III"''
the I tut-'
h'" bv train to laiurdes, which found homes in
j, :i|
At one time orr another t 'nrnousDe
’
I-’
miles
away,
mul
attend
. ..
i()- in oiu- of ibe many church- lms provtiletl prat tn-'l '
.state
m
Ainerua
with
a
g
"
Unit world-famous miracle
• ".I . < the m.uit distinguished
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t.ti INCV. Feb. 27. — The first
,.i miiiI v ,ni lave of the Grand Coin*
i tmdi i j Knights Templnr of Flor
ida v ill Ui- held this year in Quin. Mai ii lit-17-1H, at Die Ma»
sot.ii- Teniplo.
This will be the
first tune m the history of the
I organization in the stnte that the
I annual .M.nion-lms been held west.
! of Jacksonville, nnd, according to
the Gudsdcti County Times, the
Qnlncy knights are planning it
i "Mil wclctnne I«r the visitors.
orgain i i by a R "■ I "
K 1 ’ ,“
.I
oiid.M i luiirt.tatoi' I ■ I t
« >
Mo . with the id. it ■ d- ’ -ti
i to to apply to the formi* tailpresent coiopnitwail.eg, Haro ness
Do You Know That
ami that wo ran fill you r ortiers tjuirk.
r
X l
l' 1' ga/.v hi i|„. Spring salon, nml three . m . U ’u
tlu
Car loads rollinK
--1 I -‘II lieciiuse of the high cost ^ t ^ S r - i n
• In "•'Uitikt'*
th? Carnoustie Miss Bent Holley introduce, tho time.
niodids.
AlusVn totem pole design to I’alm
hnvc
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Beach bathing suit-devotees.
, v-*'r uf th- ; 1"r Jhe ladu-- iif-othc noble Fau- links.
•oitrg ivIn, j«o ji, f or pninting,
fnsU'*., ih
w m e ’ s t r k e t s PI.a n NKM ^
11; U n are Ip talent nnd i»r*
Contracts also for your fu
,Jf Kili-n.
'<£t.Msp . t'i aa.i crvi-t-, are tmlay poor in
ture needs at the lowest price.
®t ii p.niiii. )t ;i|s r*^iancr. Insteud of hiring
New Ford Coupe
.
cr(,ft|.
faaii.!- ,,t ;,u frft,,r„ „ aitting, they ston in » m u m
And
fsi in t;rrn)
ing tlu- er.*sit ladies of their to gain nu.re .oD to sc._t >f lurk
^ on.
•'•rnI; ' “ ‘ttttttuUanei* to nose for them as ing narrow streets »
One Karat Diamond
favor*
P?**i >» sk-it ■. ."I* w“ * when many beautiful
King
F an* b«|ffa»,.
"hapely models would pose in
•r Wn fr,,,, , 1 mo,t trying postures for one m
A coupon given with each fh p
to» f*b For i
n,l *1,,ur- The utl vent of a
Phone 536
County
Eng'net
r
u
mu»t
^";ftai!,,n c"
“T American, English upd
' “X S . ^ n ' r K S ’ dSt:
i,* * port. r
“ Dirts, equipped with
IIcrar
i» , 1
proof money, put an end
' " ’T m W t f W ' ' ,
|
than )• „ ,ni*,t *“ PJ19 the pries for half
Drawings each Monday «nd
BUILDERS
[*!• ti»!» O - , '“D I* posiivr
|*i.-in-f was
u*n ■ 10
to francs.
frnnna
T
o - S d lt iS S w n f i for M * - " /
ToThursday
'ime' tEe
.^fn-nt m,,r, ^.’ u ,[i more than a deputy reand
I^t us furnish you with the b ««
ftJ?! ,,r eisTnt* attending a half-day ses
Gas and Oils, Tires and Tubes
l*,on »t the chamber.
FARM ERS
at better prices.
„
°Ps«ed.
any evidence were needed that
Bines Filling Station
, S U P P L IE S
t*»i
'moL?,.huVc bt‘con'e ns inveterate
1115 Sanford Avet
lest J w r'lx'Q'11in tF» *r°o mrn* could be found the J.U '■.<* ^ i S l i'clock ,.ul
Phone 461-J
tit
ti- n-.otnn
notice outside a
T i
e V i * * 1c
’Tft plct,ire heater in Paris:
^ -in u ticr, da £ W » r e good visibility. Please
J7,
d-e?^H L^l»nS IJ W -
rtlsSr rrvlnal
f' * •
CHASE&CO.
ir s r ttf -
m m
a r js a
WSSS 1 3 E ‘ ^
V i J * iS S i.r K
s f i f i s & s r 'a p i i
dec-hme MninP* d
WQrn undfr the
■"Vfaajitu,.
Two-rolared cnson,biB, have he
f‘ vorit«» ^ t h
t h p -6
c0x . c t ^ ^ . u c « ^
IWled^ t>
divi*
o:i. pKcfcr w S fo.r "Frlng wear, di»- pink cost wont over
. "C3. iff the. i ‘ k' the fulinir color dur- de chine.
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STARKE,
2?. — Bradford
county nroprrly owners will g a jp
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the polls March' ID to vote -on *
highway bond issue of $ 160,000
which, 'with athlc nU on Siatd
RoikD N p . tS. the Lake, City-” ■;
StarLe-%)atkivVRort mute/* will . ,
pvfinit
^-mslthitcloh of.apo* •’*.
proxir.tntely ttt^Hnlles of roads. V.y
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widely
Z o n e model
ftdev trim• taffeta
r(lfln» pcich
till \C\A
x models to; even mu
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S B J D F O R p U R / g '^ ^ g
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^Jftee Gee Rc*Nu'Lac stains and var* v !
- nishcfl at the same time. It's the '
economical housewife's best friend.
TTrinfrs that you thmfght were ready
for the discard can be restoned^and •
made to look exceptionally attractive.
S elect tub
coLOR-“ tbat’s Jy°uT only
. problem with* Re>^udLac because* it
bears the-Pbe.bee labd'which in it”
self is a gtiarantee'tMt thb prodaco
will do'all that is claimed fpr it. .
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Small cans and large cans.1—enough fop
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FLORIDA’S LARGEST AND
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HIO Hollywood is directly on Hollywood Beach, over
looking tho Atlantic— fireproof, hovcii Htorlen high,
TrOO rooms, all w ith bath, lho m a jority fa cin g tho
ocean.
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is extrem e in beauty.
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V-||I I • di.-plnved* to the ^ ^ i ^ o t t i a . ..........
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pion. as well as supidyirg *» « •
Lion of the United Males, a than
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Auntrali. am l.bam in on of
to
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2t.-This section of West Flortdr.
rapidly g-ninihg ntcdgnUion iu the
center of grape cult»ec In the
South, is brginnitn; t»* prnvidc
plants for South Florida where th^
tmlustry lr. Pxpamtlng. A. !-. Ccitrill, 6f thin, Walton county, reperts that lie had just foiwardod
te;i thmnuuiii vines to n nursery
itt! Bar tow which will distribute
them to growers in that .territory,
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fietnls of the Atlanta nnd Sh Andre.Wa Bay Railroad ate expected
roon to announco whether tn^ line
Xvpll he extruded front Dolhnu, Ah.
to Montgomery or Opelika. ’M lnoh,C. Keith, of New York, is the
largest stoe.thnldcr^ef the prop
erty, which now oporntrs from
Dothan through Cottondni'c to Pattsma City.
Two surveys are be-*
ing made-north o f Dothan, one (n
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NOTED DIVINE DtFkS
u F n V S yU U O . Pn.. Feb. 27.— (
D. J. A. Singnuister. presi- .
dt-n’ of tho Lutheran Thealngicul
S.-ioii, ,i-y. and one of the most
•o n ' -nl ministers of the United
Lathe an Church in America, died 1
here • dav from tho effects of no [
I ndopl' tic sit'dke suffered Mon
day.
. .i.iaish home ut l-opuei
fad in Isindon Mu irtv <it h
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dm lor Ithe il.ineii’ g • •- ht-r
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; Billy Church And Jack Richards Will
Be Seen In Fipld Minstrejs At Milane
biThirty
PARIS. Feb. 27 (/FI— “Tho BrithZl man-'i' h navy in Paris" was the rather
V #/ tier'- ’ startling headline which nnpenred
I," the in tho Paris newspapers thl?» week,
L - n,nn- 1 't th* matter tinder the headline
(j(.r •Iviwed that it wns not a division
Vrti-iug-* of dre.idnaughta which had found
L.
i, means to sirend the river Seine,
fc United 1ut a flotilla of five motor gunr,f ‘iV, r- !■ :<:• n turning from patrol duty
L , still ton -t|i<- Rhine.
fc W > . I Tile gunboats left the Rhine
7jnd ar i wheh the British eviicqatcd ColIby the ogne. Treaty Ptipulnthma prevent, ,,l them from taking the .simplest
vii.il rout • home, by the Rhine and North
fciMiiin -ia., o they were rompellbd to
•explore France's rivers and in
land waterways. Their journey
nctiun- hv tliert* routes/dook six weeks.
|».sv in While In re they were anchored lw|n orgy (w -a the Coneord and Alexander
ICieorg bridges, in the heart of Paris,
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Cc\en members ot the exiled im[k*r. that i •i i d f iimb pf Austriarlltingary
Irtlv ad mi
i" i'raneo. AbcuLa month
it< tr ‘Mi aim four suns of the former cm- lUiittber ' 1 1 iii nn.I tile i ,nobi r ol ; will
if 1,'T -m |hp r :.ml empress’ family of eight Au-”tlnlistis i« IIP
00 I' 1"e
cxitnti- t . ri.v 'd at the little inland health SU’ i i The 1 .»’ ■•> It', pept. it " 1 , ---kili.r/. h;: r r if Aryeles Gnzost, In the 6 . 0 0 0 situ! the, are I. '*>' " 1
It bap.iin-1 !• iPyrenees department. The A h n , • • ' 1 - ',l N« w • • nth •'
i-.-.nit tnr f rttltr I'in p res; Zita has now in 1 oi.loi..
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•t ihi-m with her two youngOf tb' 1 17.t>»td' imeign residentj i |.- i,,-r 1
i!,!i< ii tiie Pi incenses ElizasV. ;•i j-v f i ! v f'liurlolte. She is using mnrlx on. half un- Km -utn: ;»>«'
pn'i-i. Ihree million l>' the I.figr-gi i t 'h- i
•• o f Madatne <le l.usaee,
500.000 Rung in Inminn a: • i "'>■
Mu i .in l.U“rue or I.ausitz, u
im»U iilnro in i'outh Germany of idon-ln*ra. Ike French
wni.h t r h’tsbutid
mnrgi»ve. |numbers H MMk There a.c
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Slir '« iu rm'tted to retnnin for fix ! Italians uttd 8.H1.0 Germsn.liberty to move .hr
Morning dames have In o r - tin
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“ Bifurcates, hut thoroughly lady like,’ is the description of u
new garment which is offered to U’ tfen,* w v r . / f o . ^ t i a h t d V T
t f * t c l d a t Man
women of fashion in r.ew Bond St. M.rcu.1 nuvtln: of Eibriws. h Ul ,„ ra. & . j , r, 1 rmpfelftion /'r 'i
This irarmept is neither skirt nor
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'both boy* and girls is promised
trousers. It is an entire town
with the skirt so skillfully divided
PEXSAroi.A— Application for
}l(H I v t u n n lT T * ..
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‘ -I.i wOOI)—Catholics heie
that it is impossible to detect it un order to-iwonvcc.? the federal !
unless one sees the w ater step grand jurx- li->r on 'larch J m 1':,f' .lo, l uni*uft n campaign for
ping into a motor ear or making made by G. Earl !l .fimnn. nsnisl- * ^ ,J' lor the erection of n-rectory;
a mad dash on the tennis court. nnl UniUd Stalea di tri.-t nttnrnev. 1, M?\ ,":d convent, to cost approxTho style is well suited far an af Th? «rrnnJ jury n>-*.:rhVu InM *m!,trly 81,000,000. Tho church, to
November hut wa. lceesrcd s u b -i‘ ‘’Vt ,ln ° l000- wil> bv'aotfuht first.
ternoon tea ns the golf links.
This innovation in wumerrS at jeet to cali. _____
FORT I.AUltERDALE — When
tire, is a "one piece 'garni, nt of the
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. I lh *'• llnitinger, 25, was arraigned
f«K * order The upper purL. T . AI.M IIF.AI M—A gold j before Municipal Judge Moire, he
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cut »n short tunir,lines and cigaret case, set with sapphires,mound that yells come high in Fort
wide loose trousers are nbstituted
'" h ,cv “ l f‘,lt >'he yelling,
for a skirt. Clever rutting and was being sought hereby. Alexhn-1, Ijul,.,<
I veiled,” Martingor told the
former
perfection of the mod ra art of dir , P^ Moore,
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American , Jml~\ Fjftin-u dollars wns the
pleating make it impossible to dis nmbnssador to Spain. The cigarct fim.
cover the skirt is slit unless the
wearer takes a verv long step.
The 'new garments nr made elii.ef
ly in fine woolen fabii.-s anti are i
fixnuently trimmed with fur m> as
to make them ndatitatile to any o r
dinary oernsion on u l;utii.mnble :
womnn’s dsv.
In Jnrk Richards nml Billy'sung in that ehurch.
.bnk and Billy sing without th?
Englnnd's fir.-t voui.ti.s--. to sing Church, AnvrirnV. - sweetest .ngliffore motion nii iun- auiiuno s hu.i ers, tin* AI (i. I-iell Minstrels,. .dighie-t effort <>r it rain{ it could
had a tremendous su<ve»s. She is which mine to the Milane Theater not |m- .ilily be called woti; for
Monday, bin’e two of the most I them. And they love H. Anft the
Catherine, l..uly We.-tiiNirclund, on
popular minstrel singers of today;
who. under the name of ('jithrvj-n i in fuel, tin •!• popularity extend i ainging Field rhnrus lover singing
Morland.'hits be n taking convert j beyond the ininstiel world,-fpr they with them bernuse tlicv arc so easy
to follow. They m e ju<l. like one
fiigngemout' in motion pivtun- |'•re I on,vii l| over the country. |huppy
family of singing hoys.
houses to raise' il^a y t i a-sist ] And they -till sing then—songs'touting the votinti'y to ntfiltc others
several pom Iiti,iirPT n tvleuti she I together a if t! i y were two y-ning happy h.-tvning to them.
has been inteis--ti*d for years.
m In i buy- ust -t< i r I ot^t of a | Iti it S\\or bends the Hat of comeI.ady We-toiorlar-d'- e . i r r ' i l i
M rk Tu iin novel. They are both ilians in the new ilOtli Ahntinl Etlimost n;\*d\ |iro;ege» m
a farm ( hait;t\ !:• Ittil.y.
enr.-fm-c young! lion «.f the Field Minstrels this
lahort r. In- m
and six rhiidren nun « ' m >\i- to Mt.g
|year, along with Marry T'ranlti l, I
whom she turn, to kio>*.v winn 'I hill rr'.eiv**/ thuir start Jael. Kennedy, Johnny Hen!." nnd!
and lie late llaM Irol a home n”.ir in 1 * ! i..the•*. Ohio,
‘ tu-ir home Jov M.tlei-. Billy and Leo Doran
F.iltiitghonioi. Some years lat"r ; town, and are proud to b. gin their head t^, daticlng cast.
there v. -i - 'i .-iie.nl i . i t 's . - nil
en.'nii t'n-ie i . i r j jenr. Tney
'I In- year's production is hv far
a roll tid and >•hi • tin 1
wn. 1sat it- if: ii.-- ’Irinitv < I'lii t ''lin.f the im.-i entertaining nnd elabo-.
pr»>ssetl 'o» * n-It to i -lOiiMie liet " * ho;, i. od ili • I, -t. boll-like rate of any yet produced nnd duck
i-liat it '• worl. -.i"
"> to ' t'<‘ ”t.»g<. \oivei cm Id ir I, ird,i '.ity Stitt- Unhards ami Billy Church have n
* iii» \ a ’ " ' " x* 'Ii tie otter*. It v.» s prominent psirt on tile program — I
o’ 1i lb i ti. -i -, i," | *.* i'll
one! ip- Xmeriean public wants them
A tie ii i
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BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
iN u v y m Y q u o w s
fiuests In bathing costum e m ay g o direct frrtm their —
rooms ly the delightful surf-bathing on H ollyw ood beach and *
lo pltty on the warm sandn.
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The H ollyw ood lias unexcrfled Bervlc'e anti cuisine, fu r -'
liitihed by hotel exports.
Cudrtm fnoPnny access- to tho Holly*
wood Golf nml Country Club and var
ied other tropical sports. Entrancing
motor drives to Miami, Palm llcuch and
other southern Florida society places.»
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Music by the Hollywood hotel concert
orchestra. A concert is held every Sun*
<lay evanlng in the ^
room by the Hollywood Symphony Or
chestra of 80 artists.
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LTorida’u All-Year Resort City
JasopH W, Yuuiig. Kuunder
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New Spanish Stucco Bungalows
On Mellonville A vq., and 8th Street
Ready For Immediate Occupancy
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6 rooms and breakfast robm screened
porch and open :poi*ch, hardwood
floors, hot water system,— room y
closets.
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faction. O ur L ife T im e H om es fulfil! every H om e
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. al W ork. "W e specialize,
tics. T h e Armco Ingot |
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D ream . W e can h elp y ou with your plans and your fin
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all times to show; you through these
beautiful homes.
ancing.
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207 French Ave. Sanf«
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Telephone 716-W I
El V erano Building Co.
Phone 7 5
1 I M asonic T em p le Building
The Boyd Coi
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Ctinlraclors of I
RocBound I
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PLAST
STUCCO
Barcala
Homes A re The Foundation o f a Prosperous City.
utmi.n
Lumber,
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Lime,
11 M a s o n i c Temple Bldg.
now
Cement, Planter,
*rbofing‘, etc.
llrirk.
Shingles.
Our Quality. Our Service, Our Prices, Will Satisfy
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Security lumber Company, Inc.
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The "H A K C A 1.A " features
the
Spanish
charm ing
patio.
enclosed
All modern finishes inside!
work guaranteed. Koel
specialty, one ear on \
on the way.
This
garden
with its pool, flagstones and
brilliant
shrubbery.,
one to outdoor
invites
li\ ing.
Thy
<pea stairway is reminiscent
Y O U ’L L G E T M O R E ‘Y E A R A G E ’
O U T O F OUR CONSTRUCTION
its dining |*>rch, open roof
terra, e and airv exposure o f
W ORK
all rooms, the ,,11AKCALAM
i Permanency is the surest moans o f yield j ing continued profit on your building pro
jects. Disintegration and the need for re
pairs is a cost that eats into your returns
on your investment.
| Let us. help yop build for security, for
SRi
IS
* endurance fo r minimum upkeep. We do
* this by careful, conscientious workman\ ship, the correct selection o f correct ma- J
terial and quickest completion o f the conl■T'y " '•
* traded work. Let us supply estimates.
t*5 r.
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H. B. McCAU
o f the Andalusian villa. With
A
is
distinctively
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doors home. .
an
out-ofH
jiIKE! » I
Irtrtaf
IEverythin
Plans
and
THE
.specifications
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may be secured from the A r
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TALLALA
for the
loom
houm
Aicovt
AND
Builder
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A M Ail
JU D A tD
chitect. Kldrcd Mowerv.
PATIO
M oiy Z A Y fe x H ir t c r M i a m i , f i x
I c y 1/4-5 t.OuU 3 c 04.41 HAAltS
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DORSEY HOWARD & KELLY
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Contractors & Builders
R oom 217
Meisch Bldg
GUARANTEED
! House Paint
021 Sanford Avenue
We solicit estlmnteH for electrical contracting
JAMES A SAI
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Double thick paste paint, gal... 3.30
f Pure linseed oil, per gal........... 1.30
Floor varnish, per gal............... 2.24
!'; | JFlat wall paiift, per gal............. 2.55
A c o m PIe t r
lias on hand an unusually complete stock o f all
kinds o f building materials.
stock o f elect ri-
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cal fit tires
h.i
P L U M B IN G & HEX
In addition we have rolling lUi* 0f brick, tile,
cocks, doors and windows, and various kinds o f
the builder in
select from. I p
to-date
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1 1 0 N o r t h L aurel Ave.
The
■ Sanford
Cash Lumber
Co.
, Phone 71B
M elton E lectric Co.
appli-
ounces for
iSeminole Paint & Varnish
all
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W e have ju st received in car loud lots for im m e
diate delivery, nails and sash weights.
R A D I O RECEIV1
Let us book your orders in advance so you will
be sure to have your needs supplied.
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810 W. yirst Street
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Phone 472-W
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�THE SANFORD HERALD. HATtTMiAJ
YOU CANNOJ AFTORD T O
B U Y B E F O R E S E E IN G
iBpIe Stocks
O U R NEW A N D E X
Quality ancl Service
C L U S IV E LIN E O F
A V E T H E SU RFAC E
F IX T U R E S F O R
— SE SUN-PROOF PAINT.
TH EH OM E
— O W IS TH E TIM E
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RICES RIGHT.
Tinners to the Trade’
EDECORATE
A . R . P L A T T , President.
LD W A L L S W ITH VELUM INA
SHEET METAL CONTRACTOR
E& COM PANY
IR T
Onk nnit TtiirH S!
Phone 442
11G Magnolia Avenue
INISH Y our Car W ith A uto Gloss.
Quality Metal, Efficient Service, Correct Price
1olephohe 111
E X C L U SIV E D E A L E R S
LD FLOORS with FLOORHIDE
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W E L A K A BLDG.
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D on’t Forget to hear the Radio
112 First Street
Plans if You Need Them,
Does not the luxurious thought o f a com
fortable future appeal to you? The trif
ling sacrifices necessary now will quick
ly fade when you become the proud pos
sessnr of your home.
Build better homes with
•Mist completed.
Large poivh nil way across front.
L CONTRACTORS
laid.
XFOIll). FLORIDA
Shades in all rooms.
Unlimited Supply Seasoned Tile
Concrete walks
No extra charge.
house and u real buy ut 58,500.
575 monthly.
Immediate Delivery
Six rooms, breakfast nook nnd bath.
A reul
52,000 cash, balance
ONE C A R OR A T R A IN LO AD
See owner
lephone 69 3
Business is building
Attend to IIiimih’ ss
Telephone Gil, O ffice, 112 East Second St
Phone 112-W
Sanford Building <S: Loan Association
IF IT IS AWNINGS OR WINDOW SHADES SEE US
We use Luxor shade cloth.
All our work guaranteed
Seminole A wning Shop
in better shape than for
.109 E. Second Street
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TH E
ID E A L
SPOT
TO
B U IL D
Y O U R HOiVife
ls‘ ^ on will have no trouble
‘r material bill filled
Consult this office before you start coii
struction, w e have some interesting infor*
Dmixi. ton*
f 0 /i y o
• I * A; ti '
mation for the hom e builder.
» fto o o i> y | 1
£ i iA T f'.LDOk. H
Service,
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)RD H ERA LD j^ ^ T U R D A Y jJ
UARY 27, 1926
Read the Want
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SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX
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I’ hone 41
Sanford Daily Herald
W A N T A D . R ATES
Termst Cash in Advance
* fIJMephone ads, will he received
> ..for patrons -~ J
— | f
e
i) I! 3 Times
ll lid Time*
S t Time* ___________5e a line
< Tbr-reduced rates are for
consecutive insertions.
y BIX wohis o f averogo length
nrrVounted n line.
' Minimum charge of 30 for
1 flm 'Insertion.
. All Advertising is restricted
' . to proper' classification.
.
I t an error is mndo Tho Snnlifp rd Hirald will bo respopslbio
far only on# Incorrect insertion,
^ • V id v W t& lr fo r subsequent
insertions. The office should bo
liotlfled Immediately in case of
W ror-TO
a d v e r t is e r ^
Building.
CHEVROLET
25r-Florists.
Dpn-Jon Chevrolet Col, Ine.
Tenth and Snnford Ave., phone 708 •STEWART THE FLORIST*
Flowers for nil occasions.
814 Myrtle. Phono. 260-W
REEL A SONS
"Yhu Drive ft.
:1ft'smd 2nd S t at R. R. 27— Professional Services
61— Miscellaneous
CUT FLOWERS for sale. Calendu
.YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN. ‘ to
H'do stenographic work. Apply
la.^iyC ft07 Sanford Ave,
IIROPRACrnc for that grippy
DODGE 'BROTHERS DEALERS’ i ‘ cold or the "Flu", w L ,____ ____
HELL UQOI) USED CARS '■) dors. Investigate and' ascertain
our record during fhfc'epedlmle.
Phone 482-J for nppointment, Dr.
U*2t Hup' Touring1 '
W. El MacDougnll. 1st. Nat’i. Bank
1021 Dodge Touring
Building.
1023 Essex (4) Touring
.1024 Star Touring
WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing
11)22- Overland- Topring
Engraving, Embossing. See us
Jlj22 F"tV Touring
first. Wo do it. Phone 417-W
R. It. Avc.-Commcrclal St,
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MILT.Ell O.. .PHILLIPS., Inc.
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COLORED G IR L ‘ WANTED to
Corner Oukund Second St.
enro for child in afternoon. Good
pay. Call at 1112 Myrtle Ave.
Phono 3
"
A -Herald
representative
thoroughly familiar with Tates,
rulea gnd classification will
3!S—-Nalesmen and A gents
im p o r t a n t , n o t ic e
‘Advertisers should give their
13— Autom obiles for E x
change.
Street or postoffice address as
wall as their, phono number If
—-----------15— S erv ice Station.*!— R ep a ir
they desir* results, About ono
reader out o f a thousand has
■ telephone, and the » others
ain’t communicate with you
.gmlcsR they know your address.
* Air dhctmUnuancc MUST'he
made in person at The* San
ford Herald office or by let
ter. Telephone discontinuances
rare not valid.
Courteous.... Prompt....Efflclent
Service,
ing_____________ $
WANTED! »
6000 Squeaks
We’ll take ’em out and
ABSOLUTELY FREE
Monday mid Tuesday,
Fell. 22 arid 23
PERFECTION AUTO
' LAUNDRY
_____________ f
WIGHTS— Three stations. Mag
nolia and Second, First and Elin,
Snnford Avenue and 10th Street.
Expert service. ,
$ . I — Announcements
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN
•V •
jfj’
#
Only producers wanted. We havo
an unusunlly attractive proposition
to offer tahuKtlorn who have come
to Sanford to make money.Our list
ings nnd clic-ntcl is the best. If
you arc n salesman nnd want to
make permanent connections, where
your services will bo appreciated,
and your income unlimited. Ad
dress Box, DriOO care ^Jerald, for
nil interview.' *
FOR BALE or RENT. 5-robm furninhcd bungalow, Most dc.'irnin Sanford
bio home and
Heights, $0,000 $2,500 Cash, Balance $76 per month. DrufwBertt
516 !-*.
I*t Nat’l Bank
Corporation. CII
Bldg. Phone 713.
HOUSE FOR RENT.-Located in
Samord Helghtaf 5 rooms and
lmth. For rent from North 16th
nt $46 per month. Pjione 71-..
82— Business: Property
homes
Spanish design bungalow ,
BEAUTIFUL
'
=
,.r ri« . and j y r * .
NEW •. * t.«f
STUCCO BUNGALOW
Six roomp, bath and twa
porches.
XTANNAMAKER-SlGLEVELANr)
Tools Improved, 15ixle Triumph
will resist cotton seed, reclenned
and graded for planting, $3.76 per
100 lb. Check with order, refer
ence Rank of Western Cnrolina.
W. I* Clnrk. Johnston S. C.
MODERN
Located on Oak Av.enue
at fourteenth Street.
Wa r e h o u s e
PRICE $8,000.00
PROPERTY FOR LEASE
FILLING STATION
—TERMS—
ON THE ORLANDO p,i
GALVANIZED IRON AND wood
en tubs for washing tdleTy.
F. F. DUTTON
CO.- ^
W. P. CARTER
61-A — Miscellaneous Er<• change
Room 230 Mcisch Building
REALTORS and Brokers should
j carry n completo list of their
best offerings in the classified col
umn daily.
-r—|------------- »----—-----------— -- -
G5— Specials at the S tores
THE DAVEY-WINSTON
Organization, Incorporated.
X I— Real Estate For
Sale
70x210
»
THIS WILL MAKE YOU
'
A LIVING
ONLY $3,000
V,
l*o ofI
Stnfg^l
tin t^l
8jl— Farms and Land For Sale
y>\ IN T|Fe BEA UTIFUI. BLUE
I RIDGE Mountains. A nice
* i shaded one ncre lot. Elevated
SET YOUR TABLBJ - ' ^ t beauty Unsurpassed. Near trout
|stream and Spring. $76.00. $16
rash, $10.00 pev mpnth. No in
With
' ';>jJ
terest, taxes paid. Grand View
Summer Colony. Jasper, Georgia.
ROGERS
SILVERWARE
FIFTEEN acres. 0 room house,
Distributed by ,
orange grove and chicken farm,
.•/>
in J-ongwood. See Simmons Real-1
tyJ_"
Co.,- IL
phone_40-.I.
THE BALL HARDWARE CO.
U
B6— Wanted— T o Buy
OWNERS
' n r ’ fT
Masonic Bldg.
Phone 707,
2 BUILDINGS ON LOT
Cash Payment $1,000,
gain p
UII09.
R. W. LAWTON. Realtor
Phono 743,
Meisch Hldg.
BARGAINS
.
S i— Houses For Sale
Four room houso on Pnlmetto Avenue for $2,500.00
$700.00 cash, baluncc month
ly.
l-'OR SALE, Eurnisheil House mi
J’aik A ime with ft rooms and
hath. Faces east. Owner will
sell at
1.600. Aoply Box 126, j
Herald Oft c.
An ideal residence lot In
IrontjRose Court, 160 fext: front,
for $2,500.00 on liberal
terms.
FOR SALE. 5 Room house in San
One of tho best residence
ford Ib-iglUH. Possesion March
lots to bo had in Snnford,
TRACTOR Service, clearing plow
I bungalow, 4 bedroom*. North 15th. $6,500 with $600 Cash. JialHOUSES—
on French Avenue, opposite
ing, disking nnd street grading. -------------------- — — — — —
•TOU CAN HELP Us to win a «-nr
A LITTLE VTANT AD IN T h e.of 14th St., west of Snnford Ave. nncl* mmithl.v. Dean-Berg CorPinehurst; beautiful shndo
*' by giving us your subscription Ix*t us do your subdivision. M. M.
HERALD will bring you in btg'N 6t over $10,000. Customer wuit- puratimi. 516 l-'rst Nat'l Rani.
Under construction nt*
trees,' good neighborhood,
,, . to the Signal. All votes appri*cin. Lord, Routo A, Box 210.
resuitn. Advertise those old ar- ini>. A. P. Connelly & Sons, Duildiai.
Spanish stucco bourn, sevu
$2,500.00,
Worth
$3,000.00
! • ted. Nurses and M. Lnndgraf.
rooms; garago and servant!
18— BusincKH Service O ffered tlclea you have stored nway and1Phone 48.,Corner Magnolia nndL’ ml.
Terms to be arranged.
G A RAt 1E AI ’A RT M E N T - Rosahavo no uso for. A littlo thirtySUFFERERS of heart trouble, Anquarters. Corner Mugnolia
Ii
ik
I
Height.-,
$
1
,
450
.
$150
cash,
ce.nt
ad.
may
bring
you
unvcral
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‘ la Pectoris, Dropsy, Aslhmn, WANT TO SELL your lot in Fort
nnd Spurling. Easy terms.
dollars. Thono 14K and a repre- TEN to two hundred hens or pul- $20,00 per month. It. ZE 1TER.
l Blood Pressure. Paralysis, I
Will be ready for occupancy
Mellon nt liberal profit on money sentatiVo will rnll nnd sen you.
BR1TT-CIIITTF.NDEN
REALTY
'lets not over 12 months old. /B. T.
.
. .
.
l, gladly tell you freo. how you paid in? If so, advise, giving lot
nbout February 1st.
CO., INC.
-- ------ *—
— .Tiller, Routo A. Snnford. Fla.
6 ROOM HOUSE with bath and
1 get quick and lasting relief, number ami lowest rnsh price.
New Spanish type house;
3H—
Husinesll
O
pportunities
I
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I
sleeping
porch.
Terms
reasonboat using drugs, medicine or Box 16 care of llerabi.
six rooms; in Bel-Air on Mel----1
WANTED—1
to
6
colonies
.
of
nth
St.
between
Elm
nnd
ims. Address R. V. Walden, Box
lonville Avenue; ensy terms.
FOR SALK BY OWNER. owing j Bees, in modern 10 frame htve3, Myrtle. Phone 451 -.1 Snnford.
5, New Haven, Conn.
New Spanish stucco bungn
FOlt St. AUGUSTINE and St.
to ill lieahli will sell' entire bust- \B. F. Tiller, I’aolu.
--------- .1.. . . .
low in San Lanta; easy
Johns county property. Com ness at n bargain.
Address I OAV, t ,A„ ,n ' T n iiir a n e t u n r t FOR SA1 E by owner, bouse on 66
N otice
terms.
municate with Clyn A. Purdom, Owner. I.uke Mary Casino, lmkc ] BAM’ ORI) and IIIT,A1)I'.LI HIA < ft. lot in tho best part of KanLots 3, 4 nnd 5 Block 16
trjjca^ with'
with Nancy K. Huutur Realty Co. iMnry, Florida * .
—Wfl have Northern. |>uyW|. /or. ord .yubikiru. ."uk
real bargains.
—f.-Y 1 J^t-v ) \*< wauJifuI viirtll’. Strirtlr tn'odenr
... .Tier >11 icorner of Sanford
L - - ^
-----«--«*-• URLING,’ %ulAiiHhlon Box 600 St. Auguiffrib. Fla.
In the modified Spanish style of
Avenue nnd 15th st. $100.00
Subdivision to Or— AMERICAN
TTTITTTTTTTTr^T^---------,r47— Dojrs. Cu( h. Pels
LITTLE and CLAYDF.N
CAKE
Horidn on Dixie High*per front foot for quick sale.
4 Ball lloibling. nrrhitertiMo. Terms on interview.
Florida, and F l o m We hnvc just openfll up a modern! FOR SALE—TWO BEAUTIFUL
Box U*. Herald.
Easy termd.
cafe in the Cates building. Wo servo | IVkingeso Puppiea from best f»7— B oom s \Vf|h Hoard
Lot 20, Block 8, San Lanta;
home rooked foods, in the cleanest j slock olitainalilc, Splendid heads, _________________________________ A REAL bargain in a furni.- be
price $2,000.00.
home. See Simmons Realty Cn. KS— L ots F or Sale
of surroundings. Everything rani- ) well bowed legs and gorgeous
m„ ni.
-Lost and Found
tnry. Coqic in and oat with us.
coats. Priced very reasonable.
,,
S’
h ?
,
l
♦ ' phone 49-J.
V
‘
Mrs. Marie SiVnCt. 2306 Magnolia : lica8()'inbl°
)N PALMETTO AVE. between
OWNER. LEAVING FOR NORTH HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT, INCS I— H ouses l-’ur Sale
fh school nnd First Strv<if, tnn FRESH FRUIT, fresh vegetables. Avenue.
Realtors
offers to sell corner in Sanford
'BN— Booms W ithout Board
«
Fresh oysters dally. We rarry
case with Initials L. C. It. ronHeights for u few days at $2,(?00 1’irKt Street nnd Palmetto Ave.
OFFERS
to
sell
5
i
<
•
•
'ill
OWNER
j shirt, brown coat utid other only tlm best in these lines. Try our |PEKINGESE AT STUD: Pnvo e „ nVT in.-iiunoxF
rent i»
house n Sniifnii 1 Heights. 1" with cash payment of only $500.
Wong of Sun Fo. U rge flat J KO ,? BEDROOM, for rent t
irles. Finder return tof I-. store for quality products. Royal
Peter II. Iterg, 317 High Street.
Fruit Co.. 107 W. First. Street.
skulled heavy boned, weight R 1 2 M
7^ ‘ rated at i iirner- «.f Paint' tin Util
sbout nnd receive reward.
at
Spin
ling
St
r’s
.
fnr
quick
sale
------ '----- - T - --------- rm
------------------lbs.
Fee $25.00
Mrs. Short. 2305 9 * * _______
2 ™ * ___
- - . ___
iPA M V
M____i
4
_______________
_
$5,500. S mall rash pa\ nient .1ial
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
fOJJND— AUTOMOBILE ’1*1RE
Magnolia
Avenue.
MONTEZUMA-HOTEL
“ Tho Rexall Store*’
on road Ik1tween Country Club
■ ----- —----------------------- ISanford’s moBt homo-Uko ho- nnee monthly, ftuver can ii.1\(»
RIPE FOR PLUCKING
pt^.srsinh l<\ Marili l.Mlu I'll uu-713
____ Poultry und Supplies
inul Lake Mary.' Owner call and' We tnnko a specially of our prompt I!>—
td ; located on corner Magnolia
filling’*of
itrescriptions
und
quick
1
"
i(identify. II. A. Taylor.
U lu
Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi MOUSE. EOT and small fd! inis
An admirably situated Tract
delivery
section. Open all yenr.
m b u fi« . ______________
of land, suitable for water
slat ion. Small t ash (taviiK•ni
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwiches l’ , , U PURE bred Rhode Jala ml ness j.
li.
M
c
D
o
n
a
l
d
,
Mgr.
I eggs. Call 2412.
Hunt factory sites, including
Take good tar ns part nasnu•lit.
I ’ hone 485
— Automobiles
an additional urea which will
West First St. N •\l to S|uil«Lr.
1F IT’S A BARGAIN
S3— Building Mutrrluls
jnake a wonderful subdivlson
“ Wo Have It”
— ITWO furnished rooms OK ground
»I|rr-Automol)iles For Salt*.
of 400 or more splendid homo
SUNNYLAND REALTY CO.
J floor. Close in. L. A. linker,
sites.
,
Realtor
HOMES ON EASY TERMS, ft
101 Palmutto.
T K W c AIN in new H*2(i Essex 11. G. Wonlwortb, Mgr.,<221 'Mciscli
room house $2,000; $1,635 rnsh,
—
Coach. Small down payment,’ Bldg., over Piggy Wiggly, but wo
Price today.
$00,000.00;
ROOMS FOR RENT—Double room balance $.‘10. monthly. New 6 room
l at “ Glmlerville Filling Stnrun* fifth rash, balance spread
•-tfcliver.
with twil\ lied*: also, pingtiv house $4,500- $1.(100 cash. bal. $00
H. n. McCALL JR.
over a period of five yours.
rooin, near new Forrest lJikt* Ho per month. V* room house $5,000;
LANKY’S DRUG STORE—Pre
tel. Call 671-J.
Builders Supplies
$800 ensli, balance terms. Wanted
DODGE
scription*, Drugs, Sodas. Wo
. i-4*/
Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc.
houses to sell.
(>9— Boonta for llouHekocping
are ns none you us your phone.
{Pleasure cars and Graham trucks.
• 110 North Ijturel St.
.IAS. A. JOHNSON
BAYARD REALTY CO.
Call 103.
IOak «nd 2nd Street.
Phono 3
112 W. 1st Street.
FOR SALE!
NICELY FURNISHED bousekeepMO S. Park Ave.
JTjone 208.
ing
apartments
lor
rent,
302
ID— Building'— Contracting
SANFORD ltUICK CO,
Hylly Avenue.
212 Mngnnlin Avenue
Three lots, this side 10th St.
SANFORD ROOFING UO. Tile tJ
'. ’* Phono-307
on Palmetto Ave.. one a cor
3H—
Household
Goods
73—
Wanted—
Booms,
Board
Snn
Lanta
lot
60x135
fronting
r»>nfs, built, uu roof.-.. Kc-rooHng
ner lot. Price for this week
Sanford Ave. $3,200. Terms to
HUPS—MARMONB
over old roole. Leaks re|uired. Es- ,*
suit.
\
LARGE
GAS
RANGE-in
perfect
Binfprd Automobile Co.
tinuites free.. Cull Oak Ave. (fhd
_
- $5,250.00
condition.
I*rim* $25. Apply
-Mayfair lot corner of Union
Magtlblia Avo. - Phnn*
Phone 137 13rd St. Phone 1IJ
505 Myrtle Avenue.
Ave. and Elliott St., $4000.00.
WANTED!! FURNISHED ROOM
for the three must net quick at
COLN — FORD — FORDSON
$1600 cash, balance 1-2 years.
SANFORD ELECTRIC CO.
,
.
Must bo close in.—fA/ II. ('. llox •
BUNGALOW
7 Edward Higgins, Inc.
this price.
Suceessorn to GHIon A Plult
3-'— Help \\ anted— I cninlo
Magnolia Heights lots on
I".- Herald office.
Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 331
110 Magnolia. Everything elec-j
Hughey St. The price will sur
Close in on Palmetto Avenue.
prise you.
trical. Phono 422. Electrugith .
r .,
Eastern
exposure.
6
rooms
and
Radio.
DIANA
itadio.
’
.........
i WOMEN. WRK HOME. Make
Six room house between Majrbath. Price for next few days $0700
Diana Sales and Service I— --------- —------ — ---------------- |‘ $5.00 six hour- work. Dignified.
Lot on French Ave., by the
nolia nnd Palmetto on Tenth
First St.
Phono 017 JAMES II. COWAN— All kinds I No Selling. Consolidated Card WANTED, APT. or Houscki-cp- cosy terms.
side of Highland Park, $b*
Street, $8000—$2500 cash, bal
. - B, ,<}. PORTER. Mgr.
of Tint and Sheet Metal W ork.1*
12h N. Well» St., Dept. 288.,
Eastern exposure lot in Pino
ing rooms, by March 1, J. J.
COO good terms.
ance to suit.
— — ----------------------------Water und llnut Tanks. At Onk I Uhicugo, III.’
Cure of IlcraJjj Office.
Hurst $1000; Cash $800. Balanco to
suit,'
■
NASH
,
| Avenue und Third Street. Tele-!
BOOTH AND GIBBS
f i»
77— Houses for Bent
i Sanford-Dealer. S. A. Rive
phono 111.
117 Magnolia Avenue
EVER 1IR1TE Radiant Oil llenter.
See *
Phono C17
I » t on Palmetto hriw£ n
I MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
Sanford Agent. 102 , Sanford
Katie nnd Spurling St»;
i . ..
CHRYSLER ’<
4
canient work, uidowulks, build- Avenue. •
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
McCALL & FOX
‘
000. This lot subject to *
CHAR. T. FULLER MOTOR CO. ing blocks irrigation boxes. J. R.
House with 6 rooms nrtd bath,
REALTORS
taken off the market at any
FOR
SALE—
Lot*
No.
10
and
89,
411 W. li t SL .
Phono til*2 TerwlRoger,' Prop.
Sanford Stave & Furniture Co.
fireplace; luruo yard-with garage.
PHONE 745.
«v Fort Mellon. It,850 Each.
321
E.
First
Street
$100
per
month
to
desirable
party.
„
W. II. STONE
Part rash,Balance Contract.
WILLY. KNIGHT and Overland.! AUTOMORILE DEALERS: ff you
Wo curry a full lino
Dean-Berg Corporation. 515 Fir-t
Phone 143.
Dean-Berg (Corporation. ,615 Istw
_ F , and M. Motor Co., Park and' want to sell your used cars, ad- Our prices uro right. Cash or Nat’l Rank Building.
National Hank Building.
i vertise daily on tho classified page. terms. We want your business.
'.fr i—Personals
37— Situations Wanted-
Male WANTED AT ONCE Seven room
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AM A C O O E n T
fMU*bT HAVE,
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POO R, D O L I N ' ,
M A G G IE • »F A M 'v T H I N G
h ats h a p p e n e d t o
H E R IT W il l .
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FUNNV
ONE LOT
In Pino Hunt facing on HuRhe*
for
e a s y te r m s
ever#I lota close fr) f°* ^ ° °
HAGAN RUA LTVp
fS ;
Phone
E. 2nd Street.
l
1
Short I
River I
One
Vein <1
io id
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and
riniifef
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thieytve
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Osehrf*
�THE SANFOitn HB
■*«« Estate
THE NEBBS
L iU tS D : IJatftipi on building
in Fort Mellon nnd Snnford
n't'hti Dcan-Bcrg Corporation,
Natl. Bank Bldg. Photw
713.
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MAYOR TO MAKE HIM LEAVE
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COLUMBUS (Ga-,)- LEDGER Classified ads have the Urgct
circulation In Southwestern Geoi
rit. R*'^ 8c (6-word line) line.
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au
gusta, Ga., Aucusta’a greatest
classified medium, rata, cash, 9c
charge. 10c minimum.___________
RUN AN AD In these columns.
The cost Is small, results are
great. Phono 148.
___ _
DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell
anything? If so adrertlaa In
the Gainesville Sun.
(C»i»rrVaM IB L by Tlif Well Svr.dKi f . liw> T r » * N »»k *»C V ^ »
Boots and Her Budd
91— Legal Notices,
MITICK Ol' APPLICATION* TO
I'llIOI IlilAIXACE OI.HTniCT.
Notice Im hereby given to nil per*
notta Interratoil In thp following
described land* In Seminole Couth
viorlilu. namely:
[change iv.
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B
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I BOTANY CLASS 1
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Vf^O T ABOUT VI?
yesterday- r~~—
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of X L of Hi;Vi of 8 I5 L : H\
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o f Section IS: G o v e r n m e n t Lot 1
of Section 1"; G o v e r n m e n t Loin
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to
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II .1 tin f o r e g o i n g I oii Uh w i l l b e a f 1 , •ted by th e f o r m a t i o n o f m i d ilrnlM,U*irict ni>d i v in le r e d t a x a b b r i o
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fe, 1 lie 1 1'i'l.noulliMi o f t h e land*
I’lelinlr.l In * u c h d l e t r l c t n n d s ou.
and .a,-li o f > o u . a r e h e r e b y lo d l f ’ed
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G R E A T WEED O F R U 9 B E R -
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—Marty .Silverman, who, lantil
viniugli on John Cnolldgi* t"
■\ Ihri'f-O'iHid decision, lias a
ii'*i' In |nrome the Red Grnnce
lin* ring. He him been offered
hid fop a* many boutn as the
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MAHARAJAH ABDICATES
a i ! i ja fe a d
BOMBAY, Fb. 27.
The
Mnharajah of Indore,
sws
20
Years
O
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I
wealthy
'M R ■' n , ’
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Istorm center in scandal involving
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n merchant
friend lo
of.
A 1U I I 1 C
Ji v i
fBVOlHlco f(lanccrf
, MIcal3,,
day in favor of hlo^son.
llVERKAI. CITY, Cal., Feb.
arl Laemmip, who forty
ENTKKTAINER DIEM
f ajro fhndetl in America from
MIAMI, Kch. 211/1*}— Mrs. Edith
BT alone and friendless. Is M. Carr, of Bane, Vt., died of
irstime hero today the Iwcn- apoplexy while reciting at an cni . .
__ f'anniversary of nis entrance tertalnment
at Itedlnnd, Fla., south
Into' the motion picture business. of hero, Friday night. Her hus
The younjr immigrant Carl found band and two sisters were in the
odd Jobs and eventually InndrdxU) audience.
"
Chicago. There, on February 2d.
- IPOfl, he opened n small plnce of MATTY LOSES FINAL BOUT
exhibition known an the White
AMHEREST, MM*.? Feb. 27—
Front, devoted to the ten new- C/Pl—It may be too late for Matty
fsnjfled moving pictures. Through Silverman, conqueror o f John Cooltpany yiciHsitudes and much com- id{fC, to ncccpt a §5,000 offoV to
petBlon the White Front prospered turn DOcriiist, Matty has. lost the
■'added oth?rs to its owner’s final bout for Anfhemt lidrhlweitfht
title to Bill Hughes of Wntcrbury,
x jrenfs after he bail ojxmeil [Conn .
first venture, Lnenimle moved
the Pacific Const and built . , h c ir c u it c o n t T , hkvkxtii
ciiim irr n a m i bob
pr6duacting plant in HollyACMI.XIII.i: COL.Vrft, 1'I.OIIIUA
1.1 CIIA NCK ItY. .
That location beenme too
to Q uiet Title.
tied nnd lip shifted to Uni- 1‘iioenKHitll
r ; w RLCII. C om plaina nt,
City, which took its name
vs.
production plant.
11. W l L B l i n S W A N , If liv in g . H e .
He head of Universal
e l . n l ..
D efendant*.
O n l f * r f o r t*nb||catloa ,
Corporation to his friends
T h o Hints, o f F lo r id a l o
workers Is tho snme, unas
l l . - W l l h n r Ktvuu. If liv in g , ami If
suming, kindly individual, known dead, nil narlli-a clalinlmr any In
terest
In In s la n ds anil prom ises In
•• "Undo Carl.”
day o f March. A. n . 1928, t h e . sa m e
being.
n nuts D»r. of_thbMOg^ jit
lr
th o Court H ouse In Hanford,
p o le County . Florida, nnd In d e f a u l t
th e r e o f # lir r r t r I’ m t n n fe s o o w ill
l,e entered afealnst you. M i d c a u s e
helier a suit t « 'lufet title In th o
Com pln ln ani* In *nd t o th o la n d s
a b o v e described.
I f Is th e n for e o r d e re d that th is
notice be published In th e H anford
Herald o n ew spaper p u p h llsh ed In
BalifArd, Kefnlnole C o u n ty , F lo r id a ,
Once n w eek f o r f o u r («> c o n s e c u
tive weeks.
WITN'RHM my Imnd nnd the oft^oi
Court
flelul■ sea
seall.oo f.
f th
e Circuit
C irc u it C
o u r t or
the Hoveiitb Judic ia l C irc u it o f the
m u te o f Florida. In nnd f o r Heml
sale County, Florida, o n tills the
.‘.b'th <lny o f January. A. D., 1928.
K. •OOlhlLAKH,
IHeal)
'C lerk , j *
B y ; A. il. W e e k s . U. C.
W jison ^ lluusliolderl It B oyle,
> Kullrltorf*- f o r C< mvplalhnnts.
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Jnn. 30. F eb. C. 13. « . K,
prf r e v . ; 3 i ? : b2 T 5 . e J « v . ;
he«bV,Cre,u'rlrt',t * e ; “ r’ !" .tt?
B ill o r C om p la in t herein fB««t J "-, h '5
c a u s e o n M onda y
tha 1st 41sx
Mnreh. A. D. 1 9 2 s. Hi' sAnl* being a
J lu le Hay
o f this Cou ri. nt the
O o u t t H ou se In Sanford, berninoie
C o u n ty . Florid*,
anil
H» defa ult
t h e r e o f a D ecree T r o Lonfe*"V FBI
he en tered agiiliist
b e in g n suit to nufet, till** In the
Ci niplnlnmit In and fh f b o -lands
n bh vo described.
'
It Is iHereflirr ordered that lhls
'n o t lr e he- pllhllsheil In the 8 * nford
ll/r n t d , a n ew spaper published In
SA nfon l. Hemlnplo t.ounty.
o n c e n w eek for f o u r (4) ron s e fu II v h weeks.
\vlkness tuy hand mnl the o fficial
sea l J o f tli- Circuit C o i i r t o f t h o
HfVebllr Judicia l Circuit o f the Hla e
I.r Florida.
In and
f o r beralnole
C o u n tv . Florida, on this the »0tb
day o f Ja nuary, A. P I9W.
V. K. DOPflLASH.
fS e u ll
Clerk. My. A. M. W c o k s ^ r C a
IV
TIII3
r i l l f t IT
C O C ItT
OF W ils o n . Iliiusholdi'r A- Jt-yb4RMI.1III.I: t OI NTV, F l . f U ll I iA .
S o lic ito r s f o r Cornpl
I.V C lIA N t FItV.
Jnn. 3v, Keif. 0. LI. rt
W. B. Y U lrxu . C om plaina nt.
J. W.
MUItNH, rt ul,
IJefeiulants.
Order o f I’ ahf leal Ion
.
f
.
Jrc. >
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A
IN Tin: rlllCPIT toiH T OF
SRMlNMI.B COUNTl, I I.UBIDA.
IN CllANCI-ItV.
^
Order o f l ’ nhllrnlliin. •
N O T IC R T O K N O W N A N D FN’ j ' V l t A N K K VAN 8 nnd.L. IV11AOAN.
Complainants.
K N O W N D K F K N D A .N T R .
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T h e State ut F lor id a , t o : —
/
J. W. Burns, W illia m Mills and JOHKPII YOUNO, at al..
Defendiinla.
—- - —Allllw his
w if e ,
( i ii if g u C.
F o w e lj and P o w e l l Ills w ife .
NO TICR TO K NO W N A N D t’ NJ e a n n ette
W.
Chtulduek,
I le h r y
K N O W N 1*WFKN P A N 13
.fuemrst, J a m e s A.
Ihivls.
Klolsn The Htato fd Klorldn. kot—■
I.avrton
i »s \ra ml and
- — her
Josepi! Yonng. Mohrns Boy, A n
husbnml, li. L. Oswald . I>. W. C u r- nie W a lk e r . Aleanndsr IVnlker, Kllsa
J a ro b
W a lk e r.
Jen n ie
l i e . Jusopli l lh a m k r Boston, ( le o r g o W a lk er.
Pettit*, t l e o r g e 'P etti*. Betsy May D o u g h e r t y and Bayard Dmiifho '
v
o
lv
e
d
In
th
is
suit,
ns
heirs,
d
e
v
nnd -— — - Slay hur liuslinnd, I - C. h er Husband. J. II. B-iyd. barnh -V.
R t f ft ■isors, g ru n t, r* nr o t h e r c laim an t* Kllliani. Lionurll C. Kllhnr.i, . l i u n o Cady nnd Rug*lie *1. C a d y her huau n d er th o sa id II. W i l b u r Hwan, and JVtersuii. Meorgu Couch. Hlmon K c - bnud. Hnrali J. t'url^v and D om in
PEANUT8 $62 TON
each o f thorn, d ec ou s ed o r o t h e r Clintej-, Hlmon
M e d iu s n o y .
Mrs. ick F. Ctirlty. lu-r husband. Alar
»:„h .
w i s e ; and to a l l ' p a r t i e s c la im in g llotihlu J oe Hunt and — — — Hunt guret K. Creiisliliw, Tlieoplillus B.
In
terests
In
th
e
la
nd
anil
prem
is
es
OUINCY,
FVb!
w* QUINCY, Feb. 2 7 . OP»-Tho
tier liushmul, tVBIIaur Dnvla. Fillth lia ll. AIbi rin Ball, i^ttinia l.ea Ball,
h breln u tlu r
d e s cr ib e d ,
situ ate in K. Aleail m l ------Mead her bus- Bessie A l l- rlu Ball. Cllntifti Cory
lid earlond
. solid
carload of peanuts shipped Hemlnolu
C ou n ty . .F lorida
it : • hand. Fred MetJualg
_ _lda.. t ou--iwv l..
ami
Lew is Ball, W. II. Boyd nnd Lulu Benton,
from . Gadsden county In several
T h o W est H a l f (W > «> o f ll|ock
Xumiers, If liv in g nnd If ilcml. nil If l i v i n g and If dead, l o nil p a rt F o u r ( 4 ) , T ie r T w e n t y ( ! » )
. years has been forwarded to an
Interest
under
piirtlrs c la im in g Interest under J. leu elnlinlng any
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... . . -Florid
...... an.
Hnnford,
a, a c c o r d i n g t i c
W. Burns. W illiam Mills mid ■■■■— - J o r c p h Young. M onroe Buy, An n ls
noil mill from Quincy.
Gadsden
R. .11. T r n f f o r d 'o M ap o f Klinr«>rd,>
Witlker, Kllxu
Mills Ills Wife. U e o r g e C. P ow ell W a lk e r , A lexa nder
all Is peculiarly ndapted to tho
d u ly ri o orihil In th o publi c reoOlid ---------- Pun-ell hill w ife, .lean- Wnlk«jr,
J a rob
W a lk e r .
Jrn nlo
o r d s o f Kotnlttolit.County. F l o r luctlon of peanuts and. whlla
n rtta W. (Tladdock, IL-nry Jm-ngst, I knikli«arty. nnd Ilu> nr<l iJAURlicrty
Ida.
•Janies A DuVls. K lolse l . a w l o n Os- lior liunlinnd. J. II. Hoytl, Hnruli A.
He crop year nftcr yenr has been
It nppi-nrluir b y the s w o r n III 11 o f w o l d and — ----- O sw ald her h u s
nnd Hupeim C. finely li«r hu*«
Urge H has been used almost ex* C o m p la in t heroin that you and each band. K. L O sw ald . Ii. W. Currie. Cndy
|i/tnd, Huruli J. <*11 rl^y nnd D o m i
d u s lm y as hog feed.
The mar o f y o u m a y hi' Interested In that Joseph Isllinmar Boston, tie o rg e nick K. Curluy lirr hii^bnnd. M arcurta in tract o f (and
situated In Pettns. tle o r g e Pettis, Betsey .May $j»rt’ t i l i.,m i ! ,hnw. Tln*opldliiii li.
ket for oil pednuts has been get Hsniinolo
Cou n ty , Florin s, nod d o - and - - - May h er husband, L. C. ltall.f AllM-r* - Hull. Kntrtm l.i u Hull,
ting stronger during the last few Bcrllicd a b o v e , y o u and each o f >ou, Kllhain. Leotiard C. Kllhnm. J om r* r i KMir* a i i »! rin Mull, c!iint«iti ilo r y
n d ed and r e q u ir Petorsuu. Meorgn Couch. Hlmon Ale- I d l l . \V. .11 Unyd and Dutii Ucnlon,
years and Inst season n small nedro loh e raepbpyeacromtom asaid
Mill o f t'o in Hlmon
Mei'liesnuA'.
Mr.i I lii've.iMul
.it* otiii-rwljif'.
jim ht.drifs
tonnage wns shipped to crushers. plaint at th o Court Ihiuno In Han t'lieitiiy,
B o b b le J o e lim it a n d ------ A— lim it |iIuvU pmm, nr.intuiM or ollii’ n v lM . In
Thn solid car moved from horo for d , Honiitmle County . Florida, on her liushund. W illia m Davis, 1'<ittI, I llu |troiirr|> In rrltinfl«?r iluuiTlIirft
o n d a y / t h e 1st da y of Afa roll. A. J i Mead and ■- — - Aleail her bus- I mnl to nil l ii i i'm, ilrvlMOfi*. uranlet**
was sold at slightly less than $102 M
I».. 192(1. ifttherw lso s.ild Mill w ill blind. Fred AIcQunht
nnd
Lew is •o r o th e r rlnlnntnla ninlur .lamrfi A.
*“*“ Ion.
h n*tul(oii
ii* c onfessed
by you. Z a n d e rs deceased o r oth e r w is e , ns W«||i»*r iW.im*:ip4d,
D tl. t'r. iishaw*
Hald hill o f roiuiiliilnt having been heirs, devisees, g ra nteea o r o t h e r I rl'TiUM il and S trail l'.' Hall ilc c ra rfoT the purpose o f iiuletln g w ise. In the p r o p e r t y
h erein a fter f d ; and !•» all p m i i Ic*. rnrh nnd
Uf
b in e f it COI U T OF f||*d
KOI.K CO U N T Y, Fi.tiniitA. (Itln to I ho a b ov e described tract ilrserlbed, anil to •!; the bclrs, ib-v- i*vi»ry rliilin^m nn> Intorust o r In- |
o f laud In the compla in ant I’ h oobe leee*. g ra n t e e s / ir oilier elillrnniits I'frMtM in tip* fatiii Involved In flitn
ii a n c r . n v .
W e lc h .
miller Frank II. Clinddoek deceased. unit tindtr an> e>f t)o« itl»ov«> named
ccL r
li
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Florida.
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4' III.AIM}.
Coinpliilliuulft
de n ce s lire k n o w n lu I h - CoiuphiltiNnls In lh< nlanvc •-n 1111 . . t rnu»i i»a i . i : \ a n d i : i; It. L R O N A B D . et III..
■T
and lu all u n k n o w n ii.ti-tles w h o m I 'rf.-ndaiil*
suftver, clalm lu u a n y I n l- r c s i o r InN u T K 'i : T ' l K NO W N AND I'N14v
Irraftts In tit, liyiul In v oly cil In till*
KNi IWN HKI'RNDANTH
suit, said imul
h-lng
sliuitli- In Tin- Him. of Floi Ida. In:—
H-nilnoln C ou n ty, Klurhla und d e Alexiinder ll
l. ron a rd. John L.
■rrlhod ns f o l l o w . 1 <>•lv-11: Hi\-tv a ■1 . John F. Lennyham. I>dg>u
l o l s «JI. .138. .lift. 1127 i l i . 117.
l l n i l b o n . .1. F ll.ierlsnu, ICdgar I*.
419. 4(1 4(3 ii.’. I r-'ftft-.. t«3,
Ilnrrlson.
s I* I la 1 eh
mid J. It
483, o f Hm T o w n o f L o n g w o o d .
Vnueliun. lr livin g and If <Lud. nil
Florid a,
as rirn rih <t In I'lnl
n n iii's
1 lain,Ing
Interest
tiiul-r
lln ok *1 page 14 ( o
71 of
Hm
l|,.’ 4und' 1
II.
L eon nn l.
John I.
Puflllc
itrenrds
l»f H-mlti-le
H lcwuri, Joh n IV Betty hum. Kdg ir
H a i t i . o n . J. F. iliu r ls o ii, IM ga r I',
Hftlltrty. Plot Ida
~
m n l it nppear.'ng In u u vb-—o v w rn
larrlron. H, p.
li u l c h
unit, J. U.
lllli n f C o i n p l a i i u l i ' i N i n D ia l y o u I V a u g h a n ■) ICI'JIHCll nr ollierfiTftc. a s
a n d e g , I, ,,f 1 , 0 1 ,,nt> c l u l m iioi ii ' h e l l s . ' <b v 1s t . . . g ra n te e a <>r m h s r
c l * hi. llll. or I n i - a si iti ami t o the griint'H-a or uilit-r tlalium ila o r o|h.| i r u p » i l ) b - i ein V .o v <• <b . e r l b - i l
1 'iv r l s e in i h - iir o p - r iy lirre|tiafl-r
•100 feet mi A. C. L. Railroad, in nwitchintj limits—
ll Is l l i e r e f o r - i i l l l ' R I I K D Dial ■h s c r i b 'd , and l o iill n.iilleg, uaell
f o i l Util - u t l i ' i f y o u In und |on mnl e v e r / . I'liiinllug 1111/ Intor«-»l o r
lire lirrrhv •• i)|t.-.l to npne
ivur lu l u t . , i '- i l . In Hk land I n v o l v ' d In
330 feet on road—
Hill
m p la t n l lu ll III ( B i d this null under any of Hm a b o v e ll" D
lll^„nf
o f ''o
Coniplalnl
l i f t Hits ra'us. nn Motiady lloi ,,*►!. n a m ' d ilcfciiilunla ea c h aiyd uvery 1
<•( Mnrrli \ I* I!•T«i. llu- •.1111- w b o s . 1 11a in oft mnl r e s id e n c e * ' nre ,
4G0 feel average depth—
m d e County. Fbirlda. ami In defuilll iinkiinw 11 iu llu Coiiiplaluanlft I n 1
Hiftr«of a !*•, , . J*r , C o n f e s s " will tile nlleVe efiHtled eullsc mill l o All
l-c Ih t-iint ag:,|(|gt vou. said enusc unkiinVrti
par||).s.
vv lion, snot ur.
t-'-Ing 11 ftuli I-, i|iil«l H it - In llie -Inlinlnn* p n y lin. r« *l n r tuinruNla In
I OH 10 DAYS
Co'iwdnilium < Mi giid in H i, land ft th, land Involved in this suit* said
s t 'o i T d rseril i ft
land to hit;', silo,ill
In Ketillbnb. •.. .7
ll (9 furl III 1 ..Id-led Hint .Hit. Coiilll j'. Pbvrblu and d e s c r lh n l a*
tuillra hi- p,il,ll-d 1 d lu Hu- Huli(o|,| fo llo w s , lo-w ll*.
•«
1 • I IMlIdl'b, ,1 ll
I .it.-, ll mpl .43 o f Hi- T o w n o f
HuPti-fd. Bi-ailPi I > Count 1 , F b o ld n
l.oi> .w on ,I,, Ploeldp n* p - r pbd
kill'd ft It M Ii fu r f « l)r l l ) S n ll'icilM
He 1 .- ,f. m e o r d —l lu Plat I look
. l i r e i i i ' . t a 1j..
I on v i a 19 to 21 nf I hr piildliKusy Terms.
' V i T X F I l t inv Im lid nnd Hi- o f .
r -.iu 'a
of
S -m tiio''County.
(tr ia l .'*:ll i f I’ m c t r n i l l . iTobrt et
PI. 11,1
1 ft*.• HvVriiftb JinllelMj I’ t fr u ll o f 'to
nd 11 ih ,|i, jrJ/t«-> f r o m l l , . .W orn
i'tn ie o f tHorlrt 1. Ill nnd f o r H. ml
Bill i f 1 'umiilultil her. In that Volt
r u le C oijiiic . i-'jorblu. pn lilt* ih * and • u h o f vnil inXV • III11 | ,,'on,,: 1
1 1 l:<2 i*.
I rright.
ie l
H H - o r Intvrdst In and to t h e .
p r o p e r t y liersln.'ibov- d ' . - r l h r d :
*
HlMftV)
It l i I h i r . f u t c O l l f i R B I j D iiuit
you und ctn li b f y ou bw-fttinl ynu 1
.V.V.K. jpdu.# U"i48*ln*l«(irl
!•> ' M W eek s, l l r .
I’honc 720
K07*101> South 1‘ark Avc.
K llo> I*,
urn li-Meti)' ri ,iulre.1 l o a p bau r to ■
■t»U< Jtf/t m
•ninlklii
llu, Bill o f Ciiiuiilalnt filed herein. ,
III (his 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 nil B o n ,la y th o l i t
U.
& £
: j-Jl
If
''-.1
-A T -
w - v.
one ofV
'
1
“N a tu re s M asterpieces'
i HI;
ft , V
Real Estate
is
m a*n ’s safest investment
-*
,
-a t
\
when sanely bought.
Bahson, Am
■
erica’s leading statistician and business
expert, advises:
1
just beginning to grow..”
Sanford is in it’s infancy and
W
\
;
Princess
Sanfo Park is Sanford’s sanest and
*
•
safest
*
%^
field
•
■•
*
t)
for investment.
*
I
1
nothing to investigate.
Minstrel
Rail R oad
r-
1 -
central Florida.
Al G. Field’s
r a h
is de
stined to becom e the greatest city in
AMUS E ME NT S
Mi lane
“ Buy ifr some place
•
t a g
D* *
SALES AG EN TS
\
- I
*■/ ! . !
M f, .ri/iL
It cost
�Mostly fair tonight
colder. Tuesday in m
moderate south an
winds.
T ^ k te iP y c sa W \ Leased Wire
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y , M ARCH 1, 1926
-
j W t Picture of Omaha “Sniper,” His Gun and Man H eShot.
9
Final Instructions A re
Hanibscji I s Named „ Given Team s An*i
Florida Dry Chief
Committees During1
WAfUHNGTON, SInr. 1.— </P>
Luncheon M eeting.
.. IChamberlnin Attitude On InIfflV| creasing M em bership Of
League Council Is Awaited
Itllf*1 With Great Deal of Interest
Omaha breathed timer when Frank Carter, its mysterious "sniper,"
who took potshots at citizens through windows of their homes at
niKht. wm. fmaily captured. Hero is the first picture of him to be
published. He ts shown at tho loft. Above his pistol, cquiprd with n
si encer. At the right is Ross Johnson, railway detective at Coun. . , vi,
Carter shot five times, hut who lived and furnished officials with a description of Carter that led to the lattcr'ii
Ifid LONDON, Mar.
The
ncP British public still is astir over
what is to bo the attitude of Sir,
IAusten Chamberlain, the . British!
Foreign Secretary, with regnrJ to J •
increasing the membership of the
nr. council of the League of N ations'“ “
after Germany has elected n mem
ber of the League. The interest of
Croat Britain is acute, because of
the fact that Germany is opposed
to uny further new members .of the
League aside from herself.
4 i Sir Austen is continuing to mailtr
tain silence with regard to hla purIposes when the League emmcll
wm'j meets at Geneva, and, also hs to
!»'» te*! hoW far he may have committed Jury Deliberates Into Sund:::'
E. Douglass was ro-clectcd |scheduled for Wednesday of this
To Rcltirn Verdict Of (iuii- Vance
Ihimself to the French View in aij*
the presidency of the Sanford ! week.
>t '«‘r i niirsion of Poland, Spain and flralv In The Case Of Victor
“chnll Club Saturday night, ami
I>la>ing .Manager Sought
l^ktrcd! rjj (0 |K.rnlit seats on the'council,
Holme O f Heatlyvillc, K y .1" •-L Hanly was elected vice-prosiThe
committee appointed to ser upon |The opinion prevails time if liny
-------’ j do:; . K-•••> P i'(licit, secretary and
.... cure n ninnngcr for the club wns
kw” 01understanding has been reached for
IlKTTYVlLLK, Ivy.. .Mur. 1._ Robert s >»’ . treasurer at a nicept- instructed to immediately get in
th her the enlargement of the council Gcrh was attended by about (youth .with the host men nvuilahlo
l/Pi—A
jury deliherati-il into Sun- j" * "
ic had In)llny should liavc been nppriseil ol
■iastir stockhnldcrH midland have them «>p contract before
day,
a
rule
cm
lorn
in
lln*
stale,
to
,
l'
Itmcnt thc fact,
other ,teams in tins, and
...
,
,
. ri
,t i return « \eidi.-t of wilful murder, fans.
.
, other Ion
Tim
Prior to next Friday, .when the i tv..niust Victim A. Ilolnu-, for the! ih
e bourtl
t.ounl
(.'•roctors f0r the! gucs. begin to sconr the south for
from rouucil meets, it is understood thill [murder of hi, wife. He «'.■* riven! **<20
wili bt» composed of ' competent men. A playing manafter j*r(.mirr Baldwin will endeavor toThf,. imprisonment
' Forrtst Lake, John Russell, II. It. |nger is expected to l>6 employed,
tins j-cii,.ve the tension by a stuleiiunt i -ti
•
,
..
|Stevens,*1.. T Brown, Fred LorAunoiinroment was made by the
m'1 which will allay rumors that a mb- . ■, J
* '"•
‘’v,’,
1•wr. A.11. Wu" e and W. P. Stone, president that rontraeta bad been
nswer j,1Pt t
exists, but it is conriiler- i f , ‘ .;n ,
1 . *' “ 'I in addition to ih<* officers of the i mailed t«» members of last vear's
ed doubtful If ho will definitely in- . . ’ . ‘ V , " « “ ‘ '»n«.bile m which dub.
team wh„ woro rtlI| considered the
.....................
mral dicute the British
policy. Another i u . h .‘tiU ffi liii will*. Alp*. L miiimi |I John Russell, W.- J. llanly mid property of the local club,
A. II. Wallace wcr. appointed to, It is expected that the league
body British cabinet meeting will be held, |Holmes, and tlieir children,
crueD probably Wednesday, before final wile ami oi|c vInId. Tituuy. were act us a committee of three i.i sc- meeting in Tampa Wednesday will
me of instructions ure given to the Brit- Iil,1p“|
l,ul' ,-’ ,*yl. while ihe second curing the services of a nianair r j re .It in the election of Joo Tinker
_i...ii :iih delegation
__ ,i___to. Geneva
_____
, c liiln
i Mirvixitl,
-or'm i . thoug'i
hm.r i lic.ng ->e- for uie cjyb during the coming sen- to the presidency of the league.
brsluill
.
°
"
;V
f,,r a 15on.
Tinker, who was for years a star
bmc of
There was no developments over
M* ^ *
.
Ff/llowin^ 1hi* uhvtion of office*.v, of tho * Im npo 'Cubs, hn» boon a
ho has night, tending to verify Sir Austin's I * J * v
Dtin-imi-id. ami t plans relative to thr finance of Ihci resident <1 Florida for the past five
|*°
rumored readiness to resign the Ilolnu'
were disrassed and nitungo-1 ycur,!
vnv.% i\nd
mi in hnicl to have u thnr|\Is)ole foreign secretaryship. If his views —11It* this tail ' an appeal wiW be tak- j,t*|ub
n n .tit.
n
itiiln
m .a .lin ip
Ito
n
lIh
u .> n
n . 1h
. ■
I . 1 1 , . l i t . . * .of
, f tthe
l . n rproblems
.iv .tt1 .,n i.
merits
niude
for ta. imeeting
on,:
tfOorstnniling
cannot l>e harmoniged with those
A chain of circumstantial cvi held.Friday night. Mur. b, nt which [ o f b.techull in this state. It is ho
i uf his colleagues. The1Daily Mail
hl' rlly rays be lias been invited to address deuce wu* piesenteil bv the pro-1 time reports from the financial! lieVed that at least five of the clubs
cnuHiii |!(
uf tj,„ League of Nations r.et'Ution os llu-ie >\j.-re no eye wit- Jcommittee will be heard and Presl- j nroposed for membership in the
state- Parliamentary Committee before nest c» to tin tragedy.- Holmes I dent Douglass wiill report on the! leuguo this year arc in favor of
, lold Of driving his ear. over a I league meeting in Tntupn, which it. j Tinker for president.
any announcement is made in tho ' ridgo reveiul miles from here, and j ==_^;i;r .
;
______ ___ ,^ J_____
^ pur---------- ---.
. .
House of Commons, but it is not said Urn loud became slippery sot
______ __ , ,
' . "
,
•r^?
' _ , _____
pnimir, i
v hclhcr he has accepted.
,'llis opinlmTTf a large section uf Ht 1
f; Hoiffe is ruld' to be tluit a d e -;, wife
___ was backing tint car, and ill
•Vduly*
.......„ i ("J1
* w,tc.
ctirva
"-, uisin
1u'lH,n the
*'“• burning question j di oppcxl over the piecipirc.
"home.' ‘ buulil be avoided if possible, lest
The first word of the oceurenc.
Ibot at *l imn.ii. «. .the dangers
of. ^the situ. i was told by' Holmes to farmers
...
She . .nl :,h“t
_ ®/. “ A,pbat0 liv ing near Liu- pueipice vvl.e. e be
h0i<*in*r
Hum. b likely to depend upon the chnrac- went for help.
hee aud'lvrof tin ministerial statoment.
Several days nfler tlit It tragedy.
Pre-turn-* 1* is thought that Premier Bald- Iiowev i , liolniett was ijl.mvd ini-iiiishiiH' Slate Reports Six-! Iowa Farmer Prefers Death
t a m v ill frame his statement in
lorn Killed And BO Hurl i To Fm-ing Trial For Kill
u have "<-li y manner us to avert a dis- dei airi-st In bi > fir*t trial l:.*l
y re .hi Jcussioii m the House as lie is full wbu ll resulted in n mist mil.
ini; Hoy, NaYni'tl As Betray
In
Motor Mishaps; Tolal
10 o f ihe iurv woro said i" favor
affairt, ,l|oi> uglily alive to tho delicacy of bis io
er
of 1-l-Yenr-Old Daughter
Death*
In
II
Stales
Is
(i.V
....... .. 11f*- penalty ami
I would, M" uu.ilioii.
the oilier death. The jury's d<
n In', -e^ Miunuliile, a c c o r d i n g to tile c o r
FAIRFIELD, la.. Mur. 1.—t/P)
By The Associated l'ro >
i-ion i- said to have been mute
ds- re |oiii(|( "t of the Daily Express nt
s, i « , ih, resiib-nl of ' l'*s
The South’s weekly toll from — ffathor than to face a first de
<1 f>i 'i*i ! r.v/in-, the little entente, einbrncgree murder indictment for the al
f i be f u » l
utoinohlle. railway train, trolley leged idaying of Kiim McNecsc, 18,
l|l tnv i'ltr the “Balkan
nations',- -has d<'. , „ i and motorcycle accidents last week named bi’ his youthful dnughter as
"i cii'i- . land it, support of Poland’s claim
i? niie-iirau d. .tint i
• • ja ■
f" •* pcriuaiieiit seat id the council..
........ met Ids wife dui , was ll.'l dead and .'1.0 mjinxd, it wuh her botrnyer. I /min Brucy, r»0,
1 "I" Nations Can't Govern W orld"l':‘.iig the ' war
U l" while ip - ho-Miital. |ii vialed by a survey conducted by farmer, welcomed 'death yesterday
by hanging him.iolf in bin cell.
"•
•"ivigii minister Bene* of lie i* at present suffering, with
rov
' rei-lm Slovakia, i* quoted by tho influenza and hail to be fevived tin- Associated Press today.
Trial of Brucy was to have
luxe her,Icorrespondent as saying in nn inFlorida led the 11 states in which been started tomorrow. He had
before
lie
wnu
brought
into
court
the hurvuy was conducted, holh in been brooding since IiIh indictment
terv lew;
I when I I ......
,.
.
, Saturdwt. I(c necepted the ver- deaths and injuries, the former be Inst Friday, Halil his sister. Mrs.
n Bn jee!
"* 'rn,>'l cannot be governed Idirt without uny npiiniuiil emo- ing HI and the latter Hll.
i'red Rulblc, who visited him a
|the door forever by 10 natiuns. U would tion.
Mississippi brought up nt the few hours before lit* body was
hi'cin
In
he
of
Interest
If
tho
counrn. R e - ,
bottom of the list with no deaths found suspended bv' two knotted
nml l -111 1<il enlarged, to include representa Two Women To Be In and only three injuries recorded.
lowrls in tho county Jail here.
d till'll) tive-. of every country in the
The
outstanding
accidents
of
tho
world."
The machinery of justice is at
Mur I
MacMillan Expedition
, ,
|wreck were recorded in Georgia. On rest, und uttorneyo fur both dpIhe same correspondent quotes -----|IJ l it arc
F o T h e A r c t i c K c g i o n i Friday night, the chief of police fensd und prosecution can lay
nmkiiig President Mazury of Czecho Slo
with another policeman were chas- Asido events of Dec. fl. best when
|r.i», v|,e . vakia, us raying, “ I am entirely in
was summoned to the
'
favor of the plan to enlarge the
WISt'ASSETT. Miie., (/P)M:,r. I, ing a speeder at Hnpevllle, near McNocso
1Atlanta, when the policemiin met Brucy home and'shot to death ns
council."
Two women will bruve the Art*'- ■his death in an ensuing accident* he sal in n chair and. admitted
Hi*' writers represent these dcc- waste when Commander Donald B
laratiwis as mndo in behalf of Hk- MacMillan heads his next expedi The chief is in a serious rnndition that intimate relation* had existed
between himself and Hruey’s 141at an Atlanta Im-pital
entire little entente und adds:
tieii into the frozen north
|,a»l niglil a mother and lour year-old daughter.
"Ihey complete the united front
Mr*. Rowe It. Me
of children were killed and the fattier
Ilrucy’a plea wns to liuye been
"t Slav and l.atin Europe for o (Providence. U. I ., « » ‘* Mi!"' •'lliudk' and a son seriously hurt when a temporary iiiHuniEy. After bis
teinion of the eouncil ugainst the Fisher,
of N«*\v \urk.
Seaboard Ail Line train crashed wife’s death, a year ngo, m*—Anclo-Saxon and Germanic powers
Md:MUIanV tibjudhc , uu this
__i...... ii int > their siut'iuobih- at Elbert on, bers of hi* family s«id ho had
' f tin- .Nv,rth."
.
.
.......
June
vcyage. which t- to start >"
.
shown signs of a breakdown.
^ lahululioa iiy slates follows
nndUVt .a...,,
three months, is
b to search
Neighborhood gossip of the re
Mcohol Production
Greenland and Iceland. Rowe Blations
between McNecsc und his
of Providence, will ac
Deaths Need's. daughter, reached Brucy on tho
- To Be Curtailed company
Metcalfe the explorer on auxiliary
Virginia
•'
night of Dec. b and led directly
D eath .
1schooner, now being built at ThomNorth Carolina
H»
to the shooting the next morning.
YORK. Mai . 1.—tfPi— n*ton. nml Mrs. Metcalfe will go
South Carolina
1
* 1Brucy notified authorities and Mcr^ n ia n John" a Foster, recently
tly appoint-'
appoint- 1"' ,Ih'
... bt.r
...... husband.
KUSbnnd. Miss Usher, a
Georgia
,lJ
*' ; Neeso’s parents of the slaying.
I r<f to take charge o f th® supervio•
of Mr. Metcalfe, plans to
Floridu
lb
Under tier father’s questioning,
i M»r. i _ j ion of the ulcohol industry through-1
{ , . voyage, as companion, for
Alabama
Edna Druey had told him, HcNceso
Lharltj S. t **ut the country said today he plans
' Metcalfe
,
Mississippi
lust summer forced his way into
p» jiwuti-1 a sweeping cut in tho output of * The new vessel *iH measure HO l^iuisiiina
their home aod assaulted her.
*• h. Kca ! “lcahol insnufuctured under gov- feet over all and will be similar >n
Arkunsns
Tho boy’s parent* gave offic
? *ho was i ciament permit. It is his aim, he
nstruction to MacMillan's KhooTennessee
ials a bundle of the girl’s letters
“ fluent uf ^'id, to reduce the present output co r Bowdoin wldch has weathered
Kentucky
to their son, purporting to show
“ J School I'mm I'.OOO.IXX) gallons to 2,000,000 ncr
sev,crul trips «n‘ ° ®rtic " uUr5that relations had existed between
F’ due to u J^ar.
| Tutu Is
them for eomo time.
14 charEr
H*' found i
Mnuninjr;
sentiment
At L«nKt Sjx Expeditions In
■Summer Hope To Reach
Pole Or Find Lands Hid*
den Away In Northern Ice
7
u
FLORIDA TRAFFIC! ACCUSED SLAYER
TOLL FOR WEEK OF YOUTH HANGS
LEADS THE SOUTH HIMSELF IN CELL
Wm. W. Crano “ First Citizen o f New
• {• I. An I
today.
Bedford, Mass., Is Claimed By Death
P»dj
while re-
DartMr. Craiw w-a* born. In HriH
a£W,.,,EUFORD. Mass., Mar. L
Hi* father.
u closed ,N
^--William W. Crapo known as u 0lrrn m * w» s ' governor of MIchL
*•» Hini ®
citizen of New Bedford,"
? ! hi* long connection with
fsrni
died last
I • well
roii pubhc affairs in this city, u*
corjiorate
*nd lover* *» ' ct th*! ngc of 9B yearn.
th* itat*'
-W l K
case® m i n l s t ^ ^ ^ d .u c^ d e d
b?.w“
— 8 engaged ____
during
n __
hla estate ^ J ^ dency of the Flint and
‘^ tkd tim^ tt? u' lawyer was tho prepnra- Fero Marquette «ilr® «^ onrre¥f; in
.collcetion—of tho “ Ala[A divorce
•He was cl - |^|i i 8gt> He was
Beoree
— ile-ir S^lnu “ rising out of the 1876 and sen
CBn<jj<|>t- f0r the
ertt Gity f|lj7 u7'°.n of teunv New Bedford
aW H orfaf the Civil War by the nnn u E n <«ominaU°n for United
M Charlc*! ,'federate
cruiser A
Alabama.
■
-*u*»er
isoom s.
u-nntor in 18»x
lov*. In
m one -ofu»'i»A« Mcnst«r
He wo
n?,.Lrom
npnt
in
the
develop-,
.
.
rampalgns
he
originatmeat
uFtl- II. indiut^. fhc r°tton manufacturing [ ^ • .^ Dhraxe "the public offices
1
27, »d asla fj!l Ncw B uford and ic r v -! ed *h L Je trust," which later belhe Kar
.s m s 's
is :
in Favor
of
Storm W arning Issued
Tyrolese Active By U. S. Weather Body
v i f WNA
Mar.
of tho Tyrolean **
g -k S :
g r . s a K S ja s v s
.
for “your feeble nttl-
C7 . . .
P^ljftha Burg theater matinee l*«r-
At tne nu«*
„
^ ir e d
f6r t r ^ r a n g u i l the audience.
« £ • ? & much ^excitement and ne-
S&S&m th®s s f s n &r
JSJirSSI.SSai.l
wa* "held.
—P. F. HambscK. first deputy
prohibition administrator for
Florida, was plurcd temporarily
in charge of the Florida District
•y Assistant Secretary Andrews.
B. T. Simmons, administrator,
retires, today on account of ill
ncnltli.
Declaring enforcement condi
tion in Florida, had improved
.•onsidcrably, Mr. Andrews said
he would reorganize that district
nt nn early date.
-i'
• T * > . . ' » * l-
r■ »
Except L arg est
jAmounts F irst
Many Speakers U rge
W orkers To Action
A t Today’s Session
ENGLISHMAN TO
DEVOTE FORTUNE
TO CHURCWWORK
Two Slightly Hurt
When Fire Truck
Collides With Auto
C
J
Tuesday By Sinn Fein
Pretty Iowa Girl Minister Advises
Radio Listeners To Become Dreamers
CHICAGO, Mar. l^rOP)— Uuok vergnee are requisites to a realisa
in the little lima town o f Promise tion of the droams uf youth," aho
City, Patty Horn, pretty lit year said. Prior to her radio aermon.
old preacher, guides a flock of IRO, Patty aat in hor hotel suite and
speaking twice a week from Ihe talked o f many other topics, front
the Bible to th« Charleston.
pulpit of the Christian Church.
last night Iowaa youngster
Doesn't Believe In Dancing
praached. who "has novor danced
"Perhaps my views seem oldwith a man," npd who "frowns on foshionod hero in Chicago," aho
moving pictures," addressed a con said. "I don’t believe in dancing,
gregation that numbered untold nor do I think young men and wom
thousands, and advised them to ho en should smoke, certainly not at
dreamers.
tend what you call petting parties".
Be a worthy dreamt r and
___ your
Sleigh'nartles in
life will be a benediction 1o your Son the lake, in summer, church soBT. PETER8BUBG-7$^lpd.W>«» fellow tnrn," she spoke into thw! rials all the year round, riutrodee
worth of building permit* i»su*d microphone of a Chicago radio ■and pkniea, thoeo should take pUco
station. Faith, courage end p*r.*<( Continued On Pag* S.)
in Jinuary. .
,
WASHINGTON, Mar. I.—0P>—The Weather Bureau today Issued
the following storm warning:
"Southwest storm warning®, or
dered 10 o’clock. Delaware Breakwater to Eastport, Me. Distur
bance o f considerable intensity
over Ij»ke Huron, moving •»•**
northeast-wapl, with ^increasing
intensity.
,
. ’
Increasing southwest winds be
coming strong topight snd reach
ing gale force and shiftlug to
northwest Tuesday afternoon.
.‘ ~ . u i . & a k i
,
v 9* .
NEW YORK. Mar. 1.—{&)—The
urge that sent Hendrik Hudson
Ilnttiing through
Polar sea* in
1G07 in pcnroh of a northwest
Final plana fo r the oitapinff
passage to the Spie Island o f the
Knit today still stirs tho hlooif of
tom orrow m orning, of tho
modern explorers who seek to
Chapibcr o f Com m erce drive
solve the mystery of northern
for 818,000 w ith which to fi
sens.
nance
the special ndvertiainff
At least six expeditions hope
campaign on the city of San- •
this summer to reach the North
ford in the newspapers of
Polo or to find new lands hidden
awsy in the fields of unknown fee.
Floridn wore com pleted and
Four other nurely scientific oxinstructions
given to the
Ueditiops will penotruto fur Into
teams and com m ittees w hich
the North.
Henry Lunn, Prominent la y are to participate In raising the
It has become almost on ihtermen to Give Surplus Wealth funds at u enthusiastic mesting
nntionat race. By land, sea ami
To He Used Generously For hold today In the Scmlnolo Grill
air, expeditions ropresentlng inter
ests in America, France. Norway,
Hctterment Of Mnnkind and attended by many prominent
business and professional men of
Italy and Itussin will penetrate the
regions that lured countless ex
NEW YORK, Mar. 1.—GP)—Sir the city.
plorers before them.
Tho session was marked by
A trade route io the eust is Henry Lunn, prorlncnt layman of much enthunnsm. nml following
sought, u landing place for air the Prntc.stan church in England, talks by D. II. McFarland, who In
planes near the North Pole, or ti who amassed a fortune lifter re in ehnrge o f the campaign, Pat
vast hidden continent. But the tiring us a medical missionary in Casey, Judge J, G. Sharon and
ancient enunrr rigged ‘ship of ro
Mayor Forrest Lake, the various,
mance bus been replaced by India, has put*into practipo his be team captains were ordered to he
science.
Airplanes, dirigibles, lief tluit surplus wealth acquired In readiness for their part of the'
flying boats and motor sledgo now by big business men should bo Hu- work early Wednesday morning.
voted to tho betterment of mnn
form n vital part.
Tho special committee, which. I®
The expedition led by Lieuten kind. The World Alliance for In to solicit subscriptions o f $100 to
ternational
Friendship
through
the
ant Commander
Richard Byrd,
$1000, was ordered to bo prepared
plans to sail from New York late churches Kunduy announced that for It* part of the drive tomorrow
in Mnrrh in its effort to Idnzo nn he had turned over most of his vast morning. This committee wan also
air route to the Pole itself. 1-nsl properties to trustees who will ad- asked to attend n short meeting o f
.Saturday tho dirigible Purges,
with Norwegian and Italian incrn* ami social work, including inter Commerce immediately following
bers of tin' expedition headed by national peace.
the usscmbly of the entire body at
The exact value of the properties noon.
Ronld Amundsen aboard, made a
was
not
given,
but
the
announce
successful' tost fltght nt Rome.
Mr. McForlood told those pres
Wilkin* To Head One IJ. H. Party ment suid they total millions. They ent today of tho manner In which
Of tho three American expedi include the enterprises conducted the monoy was to be spent and .
tions, the first tluit will take the by Hir Henry Lunn, Ltd., of Lon nlso described tho nature o f th*
uir under present plans is that don. Tlda firm operates n tourist advertisement* which are to appear
headed by Cnptnin George II. Wil business and owns or controls many In the ptw«a**U over tho state. H* .
kins, Australian explorer, now .on largo hotels In- Switzerland and also gnvo a ifiort resume of thoi
1t* way north, ^hls expedition is other parts of Europe.
expenditures o f tho Chamber, o f
Tho funds accruing from the Commerce during the past 10
backed by tho American geograph
hu/dtioBses
will
be
administered
by
ical society, tho Detroit avlutor
r.-'.iiit'ij nml cumuurcd thorn with
society ami tho North Ainuricuu the Lunn Foundation for tho ben those o f other cltio* Bp V»e Btatc.
efit of the movements which Hpnewspaper alliance.
Pat Casey, president •/ o f PaC^J
The chief purpose of the expedi Henry has suppnrtted during the Caiuy. Inc., ono of tho largest thetion is to seel: an unknown land past ten years. Hu is n leader In ntrlcsi booking houses lu the Unit
lirlk-vtd to He north of Alaska and the church unity movement and <s ed States, wns the guest of Harlan
Siberia. If land is discovered a now touring this country In be- W. Kelley at the meeting. IIo do- .,
huao will In* estuhlibhi'd on it und j half of that church,
livured a brief uddress in which
n flight to tin* North 1’olu to) Tlio only pro|ierty not deeded to he told the gathering that San
Bpitzcnhcrgen will bo attempt! d. i-the trustoea of the Foundation was ford had more to offer than any
Anotliur American expedition [a trust fund created for niembeni Floridn city ho had yet visited
bonded bv Lieut. Leigh Wade,1of his family. Upon dentil, euch and advised the citizens to spend
American round the world flyer, t beneficiary’* share will go to the hundreds of thousand* in publicity
who socks thi* mystery land out trustecsnlp.
and advertising. Mr. Casey is re
in addition rock* to make n round
Sir hVnry, in u letter to ii turning to New York alter several
Hip to 4ha .Pole. The expedition friend whom .he asked In become weeks ill Palm Bcuch.
is supported. i»y the Alumni of ii trusted of the Lunn Foundation
Mayor Lake characterized tha .
American indversHica, its person wrote:
!loginning of the drive as being th o '
nel und equipment being nil Amer
*T hnvo always held that the place to cither "go forward or
ican. Five pintles nro being built hend of a large business is enti stop." lio urged those of tho va
for flight which is plunncd for mid tled to u reasonable remuneration rious teams und committee* to put.'
Julyv
,
for Ida work, nhd that ho is trustee their shoulder to tho wheel and
for all beyond that aum. In a get tho drive over with a "bang.” ■
complex civilization like uuru,
Judge Sharon, whu is «<nv of tha.
whero rewards of commercial suc team captains, was enthusiastic In
cess uro very great, the primitive ihls remark® to the effect thut Banidea of tithes bus become an an- ford ahould be better known to th«
orchrontsm and an absurdity, and rest of tbc country through tho
no system of proportional giving medium of advertising.
can satisfy tho demands of Justice,
Part of the money raised in the
An nutomobilo driven by S. ii. where the income is often many drive is-to go toward paying exBuchanan was struck by a fire thncH that of*n priinu minister or Bnsts o f tho yacht regatta, held
st week on Lake Monroe, uud
truck ut the intersection of Oak u president of a state.
"You will, therefore, understand part is to l»«* given ua the local
Avenue (pul Sixth Street yesterday
morning about 10 o'clock, tha nv- mo when I tell you thnt, prepara quota for a Florida exhibit build
rident resulting in minor cuts and tory to the Important engagements ing at the Philadelphia Scaqutbruises to one of the occupants nf which I have undortuken to fulfill centennial thin summer.
It is estimated that over 1,000,the passenger car and uevete dam on my journey round the world,
I hnvo definitely decided to divest 000 people, will see Sanford’s
ages to tho niuchine.
The fire department from the myself of all my property and "fourteen points" set forth in the
Palmetto Avenue station was re form an Incorporated society which special advertising campaign. U w
for population o f tho uitics in wnlch'the
f
sponding to un alarm turned in will provide* tho necessary funela
publication of advertising is to run totals about
from Myrtle Avvnuo and Sixth continuing: the future pul
uw of the Churches, Is 650,000, and most of the paper®,"
Street and whs, at the time tho ac
cident occurred, traveling west on sued to the clergy o f all commu especially those o f Jacksonville,
Sixth' Street. Thu machino driven nions as It now is, at a heavy loss, Tampa and Miami have wide cir
by Buchanan was going south on to support all inovemonta fo r culation in the atate.
chqrcb unity and international
Oak Avenue.
For 14 consecutive dayt^.ip ad
Members o f the deportment who peace, and further other religious vertisements five volumns wide
were riding on tho track escaped and social ends.
and 14 inches long, the assets o f
"Yoq will appreciate the relief Sanford and vicinity will be set
injury but the machine was damJt will bo to me, as I start out to forth iu the roost effective manner '
ageed considerably.
Tho blase to which tho firepavn visit the leading cities of tho United that trained advertising writers
were traveling was near the cor Htatva and* the capitals uf our do have been able to do.
ner of Myrtle and Sixth Street and minions to now that the ques
" 1 •— -------------was centered In the roof o f a rcxll- tion of financial gain from busi Irish Republican Row;
denro building. I^waa extinguish ness devclopmcmnU has entirely
passed out of my life."
ed with slight damages.
W ill Be Decided N ext
WIFE MURDERER!
Vance Dougla R e-E lected
T0| President O f Baseball Club
PRISON FOR LIFE A t R eo rganization M eeting
P
NUMBER 180
F o u rte e n P n g e s T od a y
DUBLIN. .M « 7 T —VPl-tVhctH- ’
or Irish Republican# should'tak*
their aeats in the bait and Ulster
parliaments will be decided at a
mooting of Sinn Fein on Mar. V,
Kamon l)* v .Valera, the Rtpub-,
Ucan leader, who favor® entering
the Dull, will move rvaniutiona
declaring that unec the oath* are
removed it will be a question not
tor principal but of political pol
ley.
GOVERNMENT WINb" CASE
WASHINGTON, Mar. 1.
Tho Federal government
in a test case in the Supt.hS.o 1
to determine it* liability :« r i
ponsatlon of short line
as « result uf war luae c«mu«
of railroad#. ’
;
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i Head Today
vs 20 Years Of
Picture Work
/ E R K A I . - C I T Y , Gul., P e i ) .
MAHARAJAH ABDICATES
BOMBAY, Fb. 2 7 .—</P>— The
wcnlthy M aharajah of Indore,
stonn center in ncandal involving
th* murder of n m erchant f riant! of
hi* favorite dancer, abdicated to
day in favor of hio aon.
■Cnrl Luemmle, whu forty
year* mro fond cl in America fmm
' Germany alone and friendless, is
relflbratlng here today the tiven1 tlrlh anniversary of liia entrance
■ into t h u mot inn picturo business,
The young immigrant Cnrl found
odd Jobs and cventunlly landed
Chicago. There, on February 2d.
• ’ 1D0(», h e opened a small place o f
exhibition known an the White
1 Front, devoted to the ten new
f a n g l e d m ating 'pictures, Through
'many hricUiitude* and much com
petition the White Front prospered
n h t | 'a d d e d jith^rs to its owncr’a
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B l n * n R ule
-the C o u r t HctiiK' In B a n to r d . 8 (h n ln»l« C o u n ty . F lo r id " . unit In d e f a u l t
t h e r e o f tt l* ern e I’m t o n f e s s o w ill
he entered a k u 'n st you. M id c a u s e
b e i n g n s u i t t» 'in le t t i t l e In llm
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nlm ve d e sc r ib e d .
. . .
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t lie Huventn J u d i c i a l c i r c u i t o f t h e
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tonnage wns shipped to enmhors.
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was sold a t slightly less than f 102
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‘ifpgm hlf production plant.
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Universal
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poses when the League council
meets at Geneva, and, also hs to
how far he may have committed Ju ry DdiliorntcH Into Sunduy
E. Douglass wiu ro-clvclcd J scheduled for Wednesday of this
To R eturn Verdict Of Guil Vance
! himself to the French View in nd*
the presidency" of the Sanford ! week.
1
1mission of Poland, Spain, ami IJraty in The Case Of V id o r
rball Club Saturday night, and
I'lnjfng Manager Sought
lUrged!r j| t0 permit seats on the council.
Holme O f U entlyville, K y .! M . -L IluMy hus elected vice-preslThe rommittea appointed to se
- upon j 7 |1P opinion prevails than if any
_____
* lile ... K--I Burdick, secretary and cure n mannger for the club wns
l»0,m01understanding has been reached fo r j BFTTYVn i r i ,
u
i
Robert *•
. treasurer at a meet instructed to immediately get in
Ith
ing w h was attended by about youth .with the best men available
jury
<*«•:
U
V
sST.
hnd many should have been apprised
ot | tjMV> „ , j ip n i-tom in i!n> state, in r>0 e
iastic stockholders and and have them op contract before
Staient | jlc (net.
other teams in this, and other lon. , f'
.
. •'
r. 'uni
Iurn i,a veidi.-t <-f h
wilful m urder1 fans.
Prior to next Friday, .when the i^uii,** \ l»
A Ifol mi" ior lb i*
The boitnl <^ directors f^r ihcjgues, begin to sconr the south for
from council meets-, it is understoml that 1ifn;r<[i:r of hi ; wife. lie wet given lt>2U eraM>n will i-ir composed of eompetent men. A playing manafter i*r(.nlirr Baldwin will endeavor i o r ^f,. titipr Ison men t
F orrtst l.nkc. ./'ihn Russell, H. It. lager is expected to b<! employed.
lir this rt.ij,.ve the tension by a ataU-imnt (
Stovens.'L. T Brown. Fi-ed DorAniHiiiiiceinent was made by the
t bm i lidiiies ner, A, B. W.i'1 v and W. I*. S tone,1president thnt contracts had been
s<J not whirl, will allay rumors that n enb- didilli rcicVv
1
dinvi'il
ovci
ii
201
•
Answer j|)pt t r jHjfl exists, but it is consider
in uddition to thw officers of the i mulled to members of last yenr's
ed doubtful If lie will definitely in- foot cliff an automobile in which club.
team who were still considered the
wav
seated
hi,
wife.
Mrs-.
L
hiiIm,
Julia Russell, W.> J. Hardy and property of the local club.
cvrral dicutc the British policy. Another Holmes, and their children. His
A. B. Wallace were appointed to, It Is expected that the league
body British cabinet meeting will be held,
cruel Iprobably Wednesday, before final wile ami one child. Tunny, were | act us a committee of three i.i m-- meeting in Tampa Wednesday will
iintniillv
killed,
while
llie
second
one of instructions are given to the BritI curing the mtvJcch of a nianug -r j re ill in the election of Joe Tinker
cbdil -urvived, though being sc* i for llie club during the coming sen- to the presidency of the league.
brsluill ith delegation to Geneva.
rioii-l, ii 'triii. A inotiou f
Tinker, who was for years a sta r
fmp of Tiwre was no developments over llew Inal -v II !**■ filet today.;| 1son.
,.
.
.
Following the election of office.s, of the < liicngo 'Cults, hns been a
ho has
tending to verify Sir Austin's
.». t *•11:. ■\aiui’.uni-i-d,
and i ],i„ns rulutive to the finance of the i resident of Florida for the past five
tcj” rumored readiness to resign the nllolimthis fail- ,ui appeal will ticta k -i , | (lb were discussed and a rra n g e -I year., , am
and is said to have a thnrI \ 1sti>U' foreign secretaryship. If his views en.
ineats mude for a meeting to be ou,:-•"*i ir-nerstanding
tp'lte
of tiic problems
knt fn< cann„t |lC> harmoniged with those
A chain of circumstantial cvi- ' held.Friday niglit. Mur. 5, nt which oft.rncbull in this state. It is be
, uf Ids colleagues. The- Dally Mail deuce
wii* ptc-erili'd bv the p ro -I time reports from the financial lieved that a t least five of the clubs
ll1' rays he has hern Invited to address
criiooii; m ,.uting of the League of Nations r ct utioti as Ilit-1** \yon- no eye wit- j committee will be heard and l’resi- proposed for membership in the
fUte- p^tiimuentai-y Committee before nesics to tin tragedy. Holme-; i dent Douglass will) report on the league this year arc in favor of
of driving his c a r, over a I league meeting in Tampa, which la Tinker for president.
any announcement is made in tho told
ridge pvvviul miles from hero, and | _______ ___ •._________—. .____
. ' r‘ llousr of Commons, but it is not
Pirof'
v belher he hns accepted.
*
tin- opinlcfti of a large section nf
•‘VtfttlWfe- Howm is mid to be Hint « de- wife was backing the car, ami U !
(.iu.va i hate upon the burning question dropped over the pieciuirr.
home.' *buuW be avoided if possible, lest
The first wehl
wen of the occurence
Jwt nt
inm it n tin- dangers of the situ
told by' Jlelim" to farmers
She ‘'''ion, bat the holding of' u debate
n’enr ’lh e 'pievipice’ wYiero"hi
Hum. •* likely to depend upon tiic charac* went for help.
e mill ur of the titiaisterinl statem ent.
Several days uf! ■; Hub iiageily.)
Ireturn 1 ^ ,-’1 limught that Prem ier Bald- lumen t. Holmes «va> glaei il un -u iis h in c S ta te U c p n ris Six-1 lim it ITirmer P refers D eni h
|"in will frame his statem ent in
a v in i L*n» w in
der arrest In l»i * fir-t Irlul t
lecn Killed A nd HO H u rt j To Faring
to h»v» u,b a manner as to avert n dis- fall
„
T.
'
v.
bu
ll
resulted
II,
a
mist«ml.
,
irii*
Boy, rSilitlcu
>
|\ le.ioi J ru.—am m the House as lie is Id of tlio inrv w in1 siiul in favor
in i' Hoy,
A.s IJclruy*
In M otor M is h a p s T o ta l]
affair-, 1hoimiglili alive to the delicacy of hi- a natal, mie life penalty ami |
Den Ills In II St tiles Is fJ.*I ’ er nf 11-Ycar-Old D aughter
(1 avoid i 'i" itn.ilioii.
the nil»* i death. The jury's «l< • ,
,:
1
Mt aim bile, according to the cor- ei ion i- said to have been node
FAIRFIELD, la.. Mar. I.—t/P)
By The Associated I’resn
Tii.- <b- rc* ji.piiili nt of the Daily Express at a -in pi in' to the resident of I In
(father than to face n first deThe
South’s
weekly
toll
from
;
kd f ■vi" "brayin', the
....................
little entente, embrac- cumnun'il.'. i" ' iciv *f itio fu-l
gr<a- murder imltclnicnt for tin- nliuitomohile,
ruilway
train,
tudlcy
oi tn\ i"tt the Balkan nations', has deIrgi'd alayirig of Silm MrNeesc, 18,
■I'l'eii’e* , - i*"'1d ii, sin,port of Poland’s claim trial.
and niulorcycle accidents last week named by bis youthful daughter an
Ilolniu
.
who
is
i
me-a
run
d.
.nnt
t
In II.. I" :i permanent seat id the council.
wax li t dead and .’120 injufld, it was litr bet layer, Lulls Bruey, 50,
utiir I "1" Nations t'a n ’t Govern World" it wai veteran, met bis wife *Iu, ,
welcomed death yesterday
i„U llie war while ip a ho-pitai. j n vvaled by a survey rondueted by farmer,
d» ii.
by hanging himself in bis cell.
I nieign minister Belies of Hu i- ut present suffi i mg, with the Associated Press today.
mi ic. t rcrlpi Slovakiu, is quoted by tin*
Trial of Drury was to have
kn^c lu*r l correspondent us saying in an in- influenza and had to l-e revived j Florida led the II states In which bern started tomorrow, He had
before
l,e
vyau
brought
into
em
it
the survey was conducted both in
ten lew;
Saturday- He arep ted the ver dentils and Injuries, th r former be licrn brooding rinco bis indictment
when 1
Innl Friday, said his sitter, Mrs.
'tin*
world
cannot
be
goverpod
dict
without
any
apparent
emo
the it-,ing 10 and the latter Hd.
Fred Kuiblc, who visited lilm a
Ii1 door foiivcr by 10 nations. It would tion.
Mississippi brought up at tho few hours before his body was
n. Rc. L'-gin tu be of interest if tho coiuibottom of the list with no douths found suspended by two knotted
nd hot ii 1*il enlarged, to include representa
towels in the county jail here.
and only throe injuries recorded.
tiveuf
every
country
in
the
si them
world,"
The machinery of justice is at
The
outstanding
accidents
of
tbo
. Mui ■|
eek were recorded in Georgia. On rest, und attorneys fo r both dcThe smile correspondent quotes j
I i'lca>c
( Friday night, Ibe chief of police fensd ond prosecution can lay
siskin g Prc-idcnl Miliary of Czegho Slo
! with unother policeman were chas- asido events of Dec. 8. lost when
m*. -he , vakia, as laying, “I am entirely in * W
u sperdcr »*t liapevllle, near McNocso was suninioiiod to the
(uior of the plan to enlarge the
W1SCASSETT. Mne.. i>P*M:.r I, ^ing
Atlanta, when the policeman met Bruc.v home ond'shot to death as
council.*'
Two women will brave the Artw
I In* writers represent these dec- waste when Commander Donald n Ilia death in an ensuing accidentt he sal in n chair and. admitted
lit nit mo.- as ninde in behulf of the MacMillan heads Ids next oxpedi The chief is in a serious condition that intimate relations had existed
between himself and Brucy's 11an Atlanta hospital
‘'"tire little entente and odds:
ti**n into thv frozen nortli>' at l.nsl
night a toother and four ycar-old daughter.
'They complete the united front lm- Mrs. Rowe B. M» tcz.lly. of
Brucy's plea was to have boon
"t Slav and Latin Europe for cx- Providenec. U. I ..«"•* Ml-r Maude children were Killed and the lather
and a son seriously hurt when a temporary insanity. After Ida
*'a-ion of tiie council against the Fhher, of New ^ orlSeaboard Air Line train crushed wife's death, u year ago, n,*— •
Aii'-lu-Suxon and Germanic powers
MitzMilIan’s objective on jhis iol i their tiutmuobdc at Llberton, hers of his family said ho had
of tin- North,"
veyage, which I* t*. d m l m L m ej” '
shown signs of u breakdown.
and last three months, h to search
• ,u|,u|uti„„ by -11, l**s follow
Neighborhood gossip of the re
Grc-nJand awl bTUnJ R o y »•
lations between McNccse und his
Metcalfe «f Providence, will aiVet d*». daughter icached Bruey on tho
u
coinuany the exploier on auxiliary
Virginia
. night of Dec. 6 and led directly
1
now being built at ThomDeath*
— North Carolina
i to the shooting the next rooming.
aston!
anil
Mr*.
Metcalfe
will
go
tp m m ,! , ->T' U Y°KK, Mar. l .- t A ’l South Carolina
I Bruey notified authorities and McMldll Junn A. Foster, recently appoint* with her husband. Mi»s P ish er.a
Georgia
; Neese'a parents of the slaying.
1“ • to. take charge of the supervm- cousin of Mr. Metcalfe, plans to i Florida
Under Iter father's questioning,
i il»r.
ii*m of the alcohol industry through- make tlw voyage, as companion for
Alabama
Edna Bruey had told him, MrNeesc
L«rlt.' s. I oat the country said today he plans Mm. Metcalfe.
Mississippi
lust summer forced his way into
^iiiv>,ti. *“ sweeping cut in tho output of
Tho new vessel Will measure
, Louisiana
tluiir home nod assaulted her.
0 *v Kia ! alcohol manufactured under gov*
Arkansas
< J t o v i r . i l .ml . I " I- • " ’ll“r ,n
Tho boy’s parents gave nrf*,-[>xho *a», einment permit. It ia his aim, lie w
Tennessee
u lru cllo n * ..S “ MIII»n“if<*JJ^
iais a bundle of the girl’s letters
“fdfni *<f *aid, to reduce the preaunt output
IJowdoin which has -atd icro d
Kentucky
to their son, purporting to show
School I Onm 0,000,000 gallons to 2,000,000
i trips into
nin nrtic
waieis.
several
attic
that relations had existed between
u due tu u yvar,
::2U
tin
j Totals
them for eomo time.
11 rharEi. ! -—
- -*■
found i
•rt ,
HDI-KEIL Varice Douglass Re-Elected
IS SENTENCED TO! President Of Baseball Club
PRISON FOR LIFE A t Rea rganization Meeting
A t L east Six Exi>cdUions In
Sum m er Hope To Reach
Pole O r Find L ands Hid*
den A w ay In N o rth e rn Ice
NEW YORK, Mar. 1.—(/P)—The
urge that pent Hendrik Hudson
Battling through
Polar sens in
1G07 in search of a northwest
passage to the Spie Island of tlie
East today still Btirs tho bloorT of
modern explorers who seek to
solve the mystery of northern
seas.
At least six expeditions hope
this summer to rench the North
Pole or to find new lands hidden
nwny In tho fields of unknown fee.
Four other purely scientific cxhcdiUopn will pcnctruto fur into
tho North.
It has become almost nn ihternntionnl race. By land, sea and
air, expeditions representing inter
ests In America, France. Norwny,
Italy and Russia will ponetrato the
regions that lured rountless ex
plorer* before them.
A trade route ro the oust is
sought, a landing nlacc for nlrplanea near the North Pole, or u
vast hidth-n continent. But the
ancient square rigged 'ship of ro
mance lias been renlaced by
science.
Airplanes, dirigibles,
flying boats and motor sledge now
form a vital part.
The expedition led by Lieuten
ant ('ommundrr Richard Byrd,
plans to sail from New York lute
in March in it- effort to blaze nn
air route to the Pole itself, lavst
Saturday tho dirigible Purges,
with Norwegian und Italian mem*
blrs of the expedition headed by
Ronld Amundsen aboard, made a
successful test fltirht at Koine.
WilkiPs To Head One U. H. Party
Of the throe American expedi
tions, tho first that will take the
tdr under present plans is that
headed by Captain George 11. Wil'klns, A ustralian explorer, now ,on
its way north. This expedition is
backed by the American geograph
ical society, tho Detroit aviutor
society and tho North Amuricuu
news paper alliance.
The chief purpose of the expedi
tion fa to M-el: an unknown land
believed In lie north of Alaska and
I Siberia. If land is discovered a
!b:i«o will In- established on it and
«< Higlit to the North Polo to
^Iiitscnlicrscn will be* attempted.
Another American expedition
headed by Lieut. Leigh Wade,
American round the world flyer,
who socks this mystery land out
in addition !<ecka to make n round
trip to-+Uo- Pole. The expedition
is Miu„ortcd, Jjy the Alumni of
American u rivers Kies, its pernminel ond eijuipmenl being all Amer
ican. Five planes are being built
for flight wltich is planned for mid
July,
,
fe ttfis & W pc. , iFLORIDA TRAFFIC! AGCUSED SLAYER
TOLL FOR WEEK OF YOUTH HANGS
LEADS THE SOUTH HIMSELF IN CELL
Two Women To Be In
MacMillan Expedition
'i’ll Tilt* Arctic Region
Alcohol Production
'■■- To Be Curtailed
* ti
ENGLISHMAN TO
DEVOTE FORTUNE
TO CHURCHWORK
H enry Lunn, P ro m in en t Ijiy*
men to Give S u rp lu s NVenlth
To Ho Used G enerously F or
B etterm ent O f M ankind
NEW YORK, Mar. 1.—(*>P)—Sir
Henry Lunn, prorinent Inynmn of
the Prolestun church In England,
who amassed a fortune ufter re
tiring as a medical mlsBionnry in
India, hns put-into practice his be
lief thnt surplus wealth acquired
by big business men should bo de
voted to tl,o betterm ent of m an
kind. The World Alliance for In
ternational Friendship through the
r(lurches Sunday announced that
he hnd turned over most of Ids vast
properties to trustees who will administer the revenue for religious
and social work, including tnturnntionn! pence.
The exact value of the properties
wns not given, but the announce
ment raid they total millions. They
include llie enterprises conducted
by Sir Henry Lunn, Ltd., of Lou
den. Thin firm operates a tourist
husinca* and ownn or controls many
largo hotels In • Switzerland and
other pnrta of Europe.
Tho funds accruing from the
businesses will Ik, administered by
the Lunn Foundation for tho ‘Ben
efit of tho movement* which H^r
Henry has suppnrtted during the
oast ten years. Ho U a leader In
the church unity movement and •»
now touring this country in be
half uf that church.
Tho only property not deeded to
the trustees of tho Foundation was
a tru st fund created for members
of his family. Upon death, each
beneficiary's share will go to the
truatecsfilp.
S\r lAmry. In u letter to a
friend whom .he asked l<» become
n trusten of the Lunn Foundation
wrote:
"I hnvo always held that tho
head of a large business is enti
tled to a reasonable remuneration
for his work, and th a t ho Is trustee
for all beyond th a t sum. In u
complex civilization like ours,
wheru rewards of commercial suc
cess uro very great, the primitive
Idea of tithes bus become an aniirchronlsm and an absurdity, and
no system of proportional giving
can satisfy tho demands of Justice,
An automobile driven by S. IL where tho income is often many
Buchanun was struck by a fire time* that of-a prime m inister or
truck ut the intersection of O.ik a president of u state.
"You will, therefore, understand
Avenue *p>d Sixth Street yesterday
morning about It) o'clock, tha nc- mo when I tell you thnt, prepara
ridont resulting in ndnor cut* and tory to tho im portant engagements
bruises to one of the occupant* of which I have undurtuken tu fulfill
the passenger car und ucvcic di.nt- on my journey round the world,
l have definitely decided to divebt
uges to tho machine.
The fire department from the inyself of all my proixsrty und
Palmetto Avenue station was re form an Incorporated society which
sponding to nn alarm turned in will provide tho necessary funda for
from Myrlle Avenuo and Sixth continuing the future publication of
Street and was, nt the tim e tho ac The Review of the Churches, Is
cident occurred, traveling west on sued to 'th e clergy of all commuSixth' Street. Tha machine driven nlona us It now Is, a t a heavy loss,
by Buchanan wns going south bn to auppprt all inovemonts fo r
church unity and international
Oak Avenue.
Members of the deportment who peace, und fu rth e r other religious
were riding on tho truck escaped and social ends.
"Yog will appreciate the relief
injury but the machine was damit will be to me, a t I s ta r t oat to
ageed considerably.
Thu blase to wnlch the firepion visit the leading cities nf tho United
were traveling was near the cor Btatos and' the capitals uf our do
ner of Myrtle ond Sixth S treet and minions to novy th at the aueswas centered in the roof of a resit* tlon of financial gain from busi
dance building. Ik was extinguish ness devcloumcmnts has entirely
ed with slight damages.
I passed out or my life."
Two Slightly Hurt
When Fire Truck
Collides With Auto
Pretty Iowa Girl Minister Advises
In Favor
Storm Warning Issued
Wm. W. Crapo, “First Citizen of New Sentiment
Of Tyrolese Active By U. S. Weather Body Radio Listeners To Become Dreamers
Bedford, Mass., Is Claimed By Death
•hile rr.
the K*rBEDFORD, Mass., Mar. J.
**• c1o»<h|
illiam W. Crapo known as
1 *»* tun- ..
, * ^ir*t citizen of New Bedford,"
hi* ,on*t connection with
*1* farm
r * ’ 'oil public affairs In this city, died last
'p i lover* • d ct the n*yj. of ofi years.
the many famous cases
the tfii*.
J> »nlch he was engaged during lil*
;'NTKn itirm “? * l* w m waa tho prepnrwdivorcc ] bamaU,'di c°Ncction—of tho “AlaCentgc tiu-.ir c, a ,U!'” arising out of tho
tkk t*ity,
t’itv ,, -hin.
*r lruc.ll"H
of ,u“ny
luanv New
Now Bedford
j ! of
Bedford
W
1
WASHINGTON, 5Iar. t.—
—I’. F. I lam bacH, first deputy
prohibition adm inistrator for
Florida, was placed temporarily
In charge of tho Florida District
*y Assistant Secretary Andrews,
I). T. Simmons, adm inistrator,
retires, today on account of ill
health.
Declaring enforcement condi
tion in Florida, hnd improved
.’Onsldcrably, Mr. Andrews said
lie would reorganize thnt district
nt nn early date.
vif'NN'A Mar. L—DW—tvcntl*
bom. In Dart- ment hi favor of the Tyrolese a .
father, Hem
Henry
M
Crono
was
governor
of
Mlchf*
H. Crapo,, wa a f lhe-j,'jint ami
gan,
On ^Hie
P c r e and
M a r l,re,\"c,.:fti|road.
q u e t t e 1-ai nw.
d« ath of his fa tlu rm i curjMjrBto
,nlnistcrc(| t
Bnd succeeded
,
for “your feeble attl*
f f i . - ' b ^ wa* ecatterod by the
.w *‘
p .re U W "
Cow trc..
^ a f u i c B u r g ‘theater matinee, imr• 1J* was r
He was
At tne ou * tu ill Tell.” a retired
1S76 ant*
,
candidate for the f r * r h S a « S « T C audifnoo.
an T i^ a n S i n i u o n for United cdonel, * '^ h *.xc|tement and nec X i ^ n g the ^ m m o n ln g ^ P U ;
f f i ^ L t o r in 1893-. In °n«
JUS?*.
tfK f r S B j j J t
mem „?*.Fromln,'nt in the develop
f t induitpv
......... i.................................
V olton- m anufacturing
27 »d ai m
Ncw Bedford and aerv*
crat*milm cJor and president of aeV* I
1 “‘'■w for many years
lramP
•“*
was held*
/
CHICAGO, Mar. l - ^ h - -Back
wn of Promise
in the little Iowa town
City, Patty Horn, pretty lt» year
old preacher, guides a flock of IhO,
•peaking twice • week from the
pulpit of the Christian Church.
la s t night Iowas youngster
preached, who "has never danced
with o man," npd who "frowns on
moving pictures," addressed a con
gregation th a t numbered untold
thousands, and advised them to lm
dreamer*.
"Be a worthy dream er an I your
life will be a benediction n your
ST. PETEU3BU RG—82,l80,W<t fellow Wen," she spoke into the
worth of building permit* i»sotd microphone of a Chicago radio
station. Faith, courage end per.-cin January.
WASHINGTON. Mar. I.—<A*>—The W eather Bureau today issued
the following storm warning!
"Southwest storm warnings or
dered 10 o'clock, Delaware Break*
water to Eaatport, Me. Distur
bance of considerable intensity
over Ijike Huron, moving «**‘*
northeast-wnfd. with _increasing
intensity.
,
.
Incm aslng southwest wn*d» L’*‘
coming strong toplgbt and
ing gale force and shifting to
northwest Tuesday afternoon.
vergnee are requisite* to a realiza
tion of tho dreams uf youth," she
said. Prior to her radio sermon.
Putty s a t in hor hotel suite and
talked of many other topics, from
the Bible to tho Charleston.
Doesn’t B e lle reJa Dancing
"Perhaps my views seem oldfashioned hero in Chicago," sho
said. "I don’t believe In dancing,
nor do I think young men and wom
en should amoke, certainly not at*
tend what you call petting parties".
tings
es In winter
. . ) summer, churchh soetuis all the year round, rJutrodes
and picnics, those* should take plaeo
( Continued On Page a.)
ll I
•V /.
take
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JfFA**’-).
ii W^ ,
t **» •.. * ,
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Final Instructions Are
Given Teams Anil
Committees During?
Luncheon Meeting?.
Except Largest
i
Amounts First
Many Speakers Urge
Workers To Action
At Today’s
Session
*
» v^ \
V+’jU
Final plana fo r th e ojtapinff
tom orrow m orninir, o f t h e
Chnrnber of C om m erce d r iv e
for 918.000 w ith w hich to fi
nance the special a d v ertisin g 1
cam paign on th e city o f S a n
ford in the new spapere o f
Florida wore com pleted a n d
instructions given to t h e
tennis a n d com m ittee* w hich
arc to participate In raising the
fumla hi u enthusiastic meeting
hold today in the Seminole Grill
and attended by many prominent
business ami professional men of ,
the city.
The session was marked by
much cnthun'asm, and following
talks by D. H. M cFarland, who la
In charge of the campaign, P a t
Casey, Judge J . G. Sharon and
Mayor F orrest Lake, the various
team captains were ordered to he
In readiness for their p a rt of tho‘
work early Wednesday morning.
The special committee, which i*
to solicit subscriptions of flOO to
$1000, was ordered to bo projiarou
for Its purt of the drive tomorrow
morning. This committee wan also
asked to sttond a short m eeting of
the executives of the Chamber of
Commerce immediately following
the usacnibly of tho entire body a t
noon.
Mr. McKarlond told those pres
ent today of tho m anner In which
the mouoy was to be spent and
also described tho nature of th«*' J
ndvcrUsemtmt* which gre to appear, ' * '
in the press-all over the state. He ,
also gave a iftort resume o t the*
expenditures of tho Chamber, of
Commerce during the past 10
muntha and compared them with
those o r either c itjo iru tha
Pat Casey, president / of
Camy. Inc., one of the largest tlwntrical booking houses In the Unit
ed States, wns the guest of H arlan
IV. Kelley at the n,outing. Ho de-^..
livered a brief uddrcis in which'
he told the gathering that San
ford had mure to offur than any
Florida city ho had yet visited .
ond advised the citizens to spend
hundreds of thousands In publicity
and advertising. Mr. Casey Is w turning to New York atto r several
weeks in Palm Beach.
Mayor Luke characterized tho
beginning of tho drive n» being th e '
iflnce to either “go forward o r
stop.’’ 11a urged those of tho va
rious teams and con, mil tics to put J
their shoulder to the wheel und
get tho drive over with a "b a n g .".
Judge Sharon, who Is tmu of tha
leum captains, was enthusiastic In
hls rem urks to the effect thul Bunford should be better known to tho
rest of Ihc country through tho
medium of advertising.
P a rt of the money raised in tho
drivo ia -to go tow ard paying exnense* of the yacht regatta, held
last week on Lake Monroe, und
part ii to l**’ given us the local'
quota fur u Florida exhibit build
ing a t the Philadelphia Scsquiccntcnniul thin summer.
It is estim ated th at over 1,000,«
000 people, will see Sanford's
"fourteen points" set forth In the
special advertising campaign. Thu
population of tho uitics in wnich'tho
advertising Is to run totals about
550,000, and most of the papers,'
especially those of Jacksonville,
Tam pa and Miami have wida c ir
culation In tho sta te .
I For 14 consecutive day,, in
vertisem enta five volumn's ,,
and 14 inches long, the a sse t
Sanford and vicinity will be
forth in th* m ost effective
th a t trained advertising
have been able tu do.
Irish Republican Roi
Will Be Decided Nei
Tuesday By Sinn I
DUBLIN, M ai. T.—U ’l-ilV
er Irish Republican# J
their seats in the Dsil
parliam ents will be decide
m eeting of hlnn Fein en M ar,
Enraon Ik*. . Yak-ra. the Ut
Ucan leader, who favors out
the Dull, will move reooli
declaring th at once the oaths
removed it will be a question
to r principal but of political
V y.
GOVERNMENT MINK
WASHINGTON, Mar. I
The Federal
In a test ui
to determine its
pcnsalion of shi
I u result of w ar UA)e coni:
of raUreada.
"St
As
�v march m
Plans Completed For
NFORD
G . O . P. Planning To Hold |_
Party Primary In Texas (
f |- . F irst Time In H isto ry I
r »t‘~ law, made by Homucrnlx for
1YiUi'crntu,
f >• Ve *in
r*|,,,R*v >i r r
at«*4 by the nintc, with the same
officials nt the general election
nnd in whjch voter* of 'noth .parties paitlcTpnle, lining ballot,.' of
lilffer* nt eutor .and design, ^ the
Texas law provides for partisan
nrlmnries, conducted separately.
Each lias election officials se
lected by the party county chair
men nnd with no official respon
sibility to thn state for safeguard
ing the primary or protecting the
count other than n possible appeal
to the courts after the primary is
over.
Financing Primaries
The primaries are financed hy
tin candidates, the chief burden
falling on candidates for .county
.
.
r__ nnd precinct offices, .These Vany«tes in the last preceding general dldntcs arc assessed on the basis
•lection.
, o f the pay attached to the office
Confusion Reigns
.they seek. Candidates for stpt.’A formal demand from the Ite- ( nnd district offices are Assessed
publicans for tho supplies plnced about 1100 each,
county commissioners’ courts in
The Republicans declare that
ft quandary.
Some counties Jinvo thin is (it effect purchasing the ofm et the situation by purchasing ficc\ nnd that it is n peculiar hard-
Newcomers
Where SL\ Pelt Death's Breath
W llLADELPliTT «
SPO RTS of
ALL S O R T S
Not Ho Goud
Joss P etty of tho Dodgers didn’t
do bo well in his initial Idg league
Mason last yrur, winning and
losing nine games.
In 1021 Petty
SfM with Indiunnpolis nnd ranked
Aepr the top of the list in the ,
American Association.
Great
things were expected of him at 1
Brooklyn hut he could get nothin;;
belief than on even break.
* s r f i s y s tlMif
t
From til*#* Ibte'tlivi udtkci ),iiitul iiu,iv,
*-** lil.uii.ftui, Ull^ We.*; TOCk^
of tho Rhode Island coast, Bosun's Mate Joe Libby nnd five fellow
Tronst Guardsmen fled to ah equally nerve-wrecking experience in a
snowstorm ashore. Aftcy 12 harrowing him - •>' dollrloua, hiilf-fror.cn
wandering, ull were saved.
--
Playwright Urges Women
To O rganize In Support
Of The American Drama
j NEW YORK. Mar. I. »/l»f— <>rI ganixalion of n untionnl women's
! club for praclicnT support' of good
; plays, is proposed in a letter to
, tho I'Yderation of Women's Cluhs
| hy (’hannlng Pnlinck, the play
wright, who is urging “real dram a”
in the Amerlc'un theater.
Under his plan, the club would
nctmilly finance the production of
several plays annually, ciirli of
which would he carried hy the
original companies to the supporl, ing cities,
“The idea in question i that
I every woman's " ltd, in America
slit,aid laud Inn ' ,.| an •.i - ni.-a
t loll vvlin h Mm il l
I Ite , ul I o f
lliS IVdeMihui i f \\ ,tm, ;i* I ,alr “
>li . I'oilui-'li »:;l,l
l.vi'ri
, .,d,eiHi i,III pity dot. of ti n did' v n
i, ii and in return wool
• ,
I' l l
I
» ,|
> ."It
Operating I’l.ie
go im
i h< ad *, x| h m •
■ i LMiii/ation
for lli»' In'l "t
lia s doin'
,i much linnn
hi
Hot
Im
111, |
\ !. t1!i
■.
i.
. ; he ut !i>
‘'hi (dm
............
i
1
f
fa m b ly sh a d a ea tsJ o ts o f aoquettes friedin
the tile
alcr,
" ill, hundred and fifty thou
sand inrnihiTs nil over America
would gm irantre the production
of four f i e pluys, if they did not
do nne dollar's worth of husine-s
outside of llic organisation.
A
million member.- wmiM menu vilornmu support for n great niuiiv
more thpn four plays.
*“ With such a large mcmberbliip.
this support could lie divided Tju.y
amonr* any number of plays and Si,
might almost revolutionise lie They
Washington News
i, l |
to '
It l l i A l IN W \ S I 11NC5TON
I .ii'"i liiilroud measure i- \ulvd
n io
■'ii--!
III! Ill !I"U.c
In -eiin t I il f I\ n ,’oni on ’ 11
cl' iut no d d. i"! limi-ill |„-t ,.n . I
‘I he\ m 'iilil in- 11 l. i] i in 'ii i r I
qnaht u | a - in : : o nu n
.. id
dulloe
“Ucckon ah bertah make a batch of ’cn
I II ! 'I •
‘ i l| eaeli Inn dolln, i, ,,,
May Push Hoff
, Notre Daine has uncovered a
pole-vaultcr named linrringlim
who may' push the famous Charley
llo ff for Indoor honors. Marring 1
ton cleared Ut feet, I *-j inches the
Other day.
lie should hotter this
mark before the outdoor M-u^un
. arrives.
'
_Plans »re complete lo r erection
nt the Chomp Clark M emorial, t»
(t<Uii near the court house here in
IL’n •• .1
IChf . ,
i,u >vi'iie town, us M issouri’s inonuilient t»* the g re a t Missouri «n,i
lute Huwker of the House or Rcp- 1 ' T ill; i 11||-1
7 tSM.tV ,U :
rrsenUtitvcs, who cam e ho nenr lie',T <»
•" V1 ........i(y
com imp President of the U nite!
Order nr n*lMlra||,
States.
BiltVAjm
w ' iTT
The monument will be carved by
WOK; as
Frederick C. Husband, a native MAIIY. .\ Mi:\ r i
Missouri sculirtor and t h o Rranitu
nt» i,
work will be of nntive Missour
..........
B,
stone Work on the m em orial w ill]- W IT M 'K T l ,
iictrin at once, nnd will bo com ple-'
! Thted for unrolling next Oct. 15.
The monument will lie erected at
n cost of *25.000, n special appro- M ' iiiuk JUt-utiir. \ i t ,. 1
printion of Hint sum having been ;j;iK a m i ir Uiuo. ml [ " m
malic for that purpose by t\\c Inst i .
... ........ o h m , a . m ' : ; ;
state legislature.
I ornur .I. i-, ;. -. ,| ,,,
|
i|fv !*«><' <. urittn*
PAVOB8 EARLY MAURI A (111b . w i s t , noil
^
■i
NEW YORK. Mar. 1.—In m a s '- c » - p a r t i i . , r f l i l n 1111,1 , artl ’
ll i"
p u r i n i-i> ...........
intr postponement of the ago of <>f
Imr I>us<iicmk iio't.T ii „.
m arriage Is a dangerous s ‘P i. m iiiUn, o f .Mu), r> a. \|iiia,
th<* ifpitiiwn of Rev. John ilaynra a ll p a r t i s * . »ncti umi ,
tiny l i n e r , m
h .t.n
Holmes. Biologically, hfe says, a IsUK
m l liiv n lv ii) I,, u , | , rl)lt
led between 18 o f III,' Illiovu mi Mini ,1,
a t 20 o r soon n t l r t ^ ’Vi'i'v, wliitRi* harnifl
d u n c e * arc u n k i i u u i , iu i
DALLAS, Tex.. Feh. 28. t.'l’)
Peculiar oulrks nf the Texas pri
m ary law are giripg teo*d*l'* to t'v
Republican parly which, for th r
f lr it time In Its history, is planItb tf to hold a party prim ary in
th li atate.
Tho first prim hiy is
No Shears
P R A f8 E s
,
i,'
m
iii,. ..(.ill
,,,
>,n.'ii|. .ladiciary Pummiltee eon-
Ii i i iili author of wine ami heel
hill
lion e
1
! . ii | iii i
I'r a f f l e I m u i i i t l e e
ih'huU
priipo c l
m ligatmu
,f
preparatii'ii
in-
Ed i apo,
•man, Tirre-leii Deputy
• 1 !m h|oi king 11Ilf fit
e . 1et u 111,' III lie out
1 apo into custody foi
aiitomohile without a
til i f"- were set fm
Snowdrift
a
w h o i cso m e fryi
All Grid Htars
Punlue's imskethnll team i>,
'Dado of football nluis w ith Hprau- '
dling Taulif and Mnrmesoit stand- 1
ing out as tho lending lig h ts.'
hprundllng Is right around the top I
of the Big Ten Individual scoring
list.
Each of the tiio Is n threesport athlete.
IU can nave
a B ea u tifu l
C om plexion
-S'tck and Am u
Rlaupitr a M>gt nli.'i Balm
/ tfvbi PmJ#ti Rtrauti
h)vi
Krmu»r(
frasvktv#. «r v i r i nun
Uim,
l*w
Malm
»hhi
Ilk* »*|v*l I'wif friJofi
_ / llrutwl'*
whitr,
Fin
llruiwU* W
hitr. Hr*h
I / 1‘imi,
fm lt|<
r
/ R'nnT full e#f
J's*til llc*VfTlfn'
ilirivt. iKMlfuthJ.
TtUI NHU, nnr
rwluf isrnl fu»
J for f*
reftut
\ 1y*nMfg.C«.
\\ 4Jtl">.i •R►
thE-u,
Second Section
Hr ,
;•». '"•I
M 'lSAC'U .N E, M;u
ul e» imi nun-,ual hi nui'i
pi u l u l i i t i n n
TARPON
SPRINGS
■tarlitl *7,11 in-u mhliliun In
A ir ml, hnihlnig.
M a g n o lia
Hgeul.'
Iiirnii uIn n buying
\! u i k ' p r a c t i c e In llii' ili.Ur
Hliaw tm'hiiMcit h,\ ti I til'"'
f"ii cim lit chii-l
Fans Fall For 'I hern
I he y
Fall
Ktn* Charleston
w v?-
lliis will be your lastoppoctunity to purchase lots in this
ideal subdivision, as we are instructed to sell this unl
on the above date without reserve.
Handsome profits have been made on lots purchased a
the first sale and we are confident that those w h o are
fortunate enough to buy one or more of these lots in
Hrent wood will reap a golden harvest.
Ilrontwood is located ju st beyond the city limits of &j*V
ford on the Sanford-Orlando Highway. We consi
Brentwood the most ideally located subdivision in
near Sanford. Every lot lies perfect and is high a
dry, streets have been opened up and these streets
continued from the city of Sanford and are, French,
and Laurel Avenues.
*
,
Own a lot where there are other interested with )® ’
build a home in a subdivision th a t is ideally loeatefl*
arevjust a few minutes from Sanford by motor
h o m e in this subdivision will be a real home*
E A SY TERMS
A bsolu te A u ction —■ BA
THURSDAY, MARCH 4,1:30 Pi M
Gold will be Given A w ay ---Abso
A llen & Brent
A uctioneers
HOME OFFICE: 116 East Second S t, Sanh
�evelopmcht
JiL boxes. fancy eotinl
$3.B0@4.00.
lit, boxes, choice count
$3.0003,50. , f •
rries, 32 qt. crates, 4fi@
LvVfri-J
Itrif five
|e snrf a
L by DuL| States
Can Can*
Mber in- Intimate today of domestic farm
bn under S e rv e s of wheat was larger than
five an I^Awed for. In addition, there was
Ibc roar- ircrcased selling by Chicago apecEtion en- ulatnrs and by Houses with connec
\ reacted tions northwest. The opening ‘1c
off Iow
to *ic up. May, new, l.B5l4 to
T.
t*
j taking 10G and July 1.44 to I44*i, wns
American followed by material setbacks.
fanners
Com and oats sagged with
U, gain* wheat Besides, it wns unofficially
Wed two iestimated that the farm reserve
idJitional Ipercentage of the present crop of
ifcare^ 'n com is the largest with one excep
1126, ex- tion since 1807,
1 iub*eAfter opening nt turn cent de
cline to He advance, May 79T« to
w*s mi* BOH, corn underwent a decided
in
“ drop. Oats started unchanged to
Oil »ml Vic off, May 41?* land Inter con
nJ |,an tinued easy.
. *
Moiors. • In line with hogs provisions wore
f Stiles firmer.
;tc«1 ms**
CHICAGO, Mnr. 1.—(/P)—B utter
higher; receipts [1,463 tubs; cream
er v extras 44H ; extrn £jrsts 42Vi
fn'431a; first 41 @42', seconds 27(5
.79.
Eggs steady; receipts 1ft,721
races; firsts 26H ; ordinary firsts
24.
CHICAGO. Mnr. 1.—f/P)U. S. h.
stances , I>. Hogs 44,000, slow; lighterUfbtential 1weight; mostly steady; few medium
narked up and heavy weight butchers 10 u>
■pi to5H ; 2f)C higher, packers doing little,
mfrrlian- hulk of 210 In* .725 pound butchers
1l.nG@l2.40; bulk better 200 to 225
pound weight 12.75@1.7.25; good
choice ISO pounds down largely
Bb, I!i m- and
I. 1.50(113.Ho; top on 110 pounds up
| (Vmmcr- 14.00;
1(10 pounds up 13.85; pack
Lr- Roe- ing Sows 10.1(l@ 10.85; heavyweight
I an*l Case II. (1512.50; medium weight llJHlft
tpd Allied i;i.30@ lightweight 12.2&@ll.00;
(elvi't
ku.
0
TALI.AU ASSEEi Mar.
-G o v . Martin M t y ftfttttlted Si
lie Boyette, of Moore Haven,
h" ropIstrAtinn" Officer for Glad
eohntt. succeeding T. J. Dubo*#".
seattl:
• 4
2tt-(A»)_Eco.
noniical (icv lopment of Northwest
hnnkv your„r aommonwcttlth con»titulirifr one of the
r
---J corners
of the
Gninn, has received staunch aid
from the University of Wa&htngton.
Vt W est Point
Tho college - of fisheries develOped _n, ____
__ of canning crabs
process
that added” the 'fin year. Si5n,*00o tfi fljp frrsiiurces
— *—
of Washington and Alaska,
“
It how is dovising a method to can smelt and
r “ 1"'
studied assistance to the
cod fishing industry..............1
Tn the North
Pacific, yyltric there are '50,000
square mile? of end’ banks engag>ng thirty-six vessels.
The college of forestry oiigln«te,l a kiln for drying n„iiKlas flr
in thirty*three percent the time
formerly required.
A large lum
ber firm estimated the saving in
$250000 riV° JCnrS Ul ",orc th;‘»
. The college „f mire is -ilevismg methods of using -nonce iron
for the manufactiyv of foundry
non and steel and a wav has been
found for converting scrap iron
into marketable, steel, cheaply
quickly and* efficiently.
In the department ’o f'ceramics,
means of making roof and floor
tile from Washington clnvs have
been evolved so that now’ almost
nail the tile used in the state is
produces) within its boundaries.
I’rof. Eewitt Wilson v.ilh u view
oi utilizing a "art dvpo it of kaoliu in i.astern Wasliint t ■ ii.w utci
a enmpound to |,r»li,,,> chenpcr
cliina of a gt.uh* supposedly ob
tainable only hi Enc'ai’ t !lri!|" (;t.r .
many.
P-'hnite, an c%| M-ive made
fiom sawdust ami pi "iinunccd n>
effective as dynamite was dis
covered by hr. Willoini |i4.hn at
tin* college.
It , .,n |< . produced
!.l upprivin itely a ■ ,Ui of the
C(i* i of liynnmite.
PAPK E
TOMMV
RYAN
Will stop tomorrow
CoMs IrriV in as hours for the miOiOM
who ms lint*. Feverond headaches.go*
l i Grippe yidJdnjdiy*. This is the quick,
tbe tcitatific way to end these danger* and
discomfort*- Don't trust leaser helps, don't
wait. Get luck to normal at once.
Dc S u re Its
P r ic e 5 0 c
u -eking out ,i\,i* hi
•> "
. . .4
"I'll be i i.OU*ii' I u t
non." In* told
mi*. ,rii . n,.i far from the Jeffries
V <i V 1 worki il om ; ... , i, ,,j,
The iwo are great
man.
' |l* *• * Tin v r.pond ninny an
•m l{r.ini Wcatlln
' ■
logrih r swapping llte
f .,in .r uu.lillt.'Hi (he b r ‘t met beds of piehii Hying to in,l ih r, eii ti'iil. nitiklM*: butt,l* and olh
l.iriner,
I'lipl,,* iiii- n . I ..,. . ,,1 "tile great
open
nut,' ..nt <>f tin*, im.,
i tul the he*l evening;
mo
, ' ■'
.* y .,,* ..
. ■.1
in
1be
.
*, ,,.r ttiri |y w,i :,
' i ' l l ’ ** u*' r ,<i l hr 1' . ,i,i f’,, h
( nil',’* '
,\l |,i r-rnl (-*■ i*
is 11 • ■ I ilwunl I(rab* d l ran,
publ
l i t it,,* U .. (,iii"j.i*. l‘in-1.
Prig. Gen. Merch H. Steward lueceeds M*J. Gin, Frederick W. Sla*
den soon ns superintendent
Bfo«t
f’oiht M ilitary Academy. This is
Gen. Steward’s latest photograph.
W O LG A ST, ?
of all are tin* ope* spent in going
over (In* old ring days.
Out in Culver City i* Tnmniv
ltyun, \\h> ii-t in d from the ting
the
imdrlViiled
welterweight
champion.
Tommy laid stuui*
tliohrv \ihe'h In* •111■t fighting and
111* i:IU It'd 't Ml t*lv. Now 111*’
living off the income and hasn't
any tiling to worry about.
it’ an spend* must of his time
p u n * ,’■tug about the house nnd
yard.
II, bus a few turkeys ami
•.om. i rmi tiie., in the back yard
ai d : i , *. take up a great deal of
Get bed Dux
with portrait
N e w IkM iofaetor 0!*
H ob o C o lle g e M on
Stil!
lln id e n lif iod
N EW YOUh. Mur. 1. -(! \ Z i i c h
' 11!« AGO, Mar 1 —</!*» —Twelve
to " u. fighting a bla/.e ,n a frame ' Win1;it, U*fi *f ivUliT f»*r I In* llrrmklyni
ST. 1‘ETKItSHllHG, Fla.. Mur.
I lodger*. Jill* rapltillnled. O ffend
hi- 1 i
f tin- lii*s| gull, i at
I, .,
g oti the Southside, earl to- iltl.UOO a year for a one year v,in 1 Vi—Vernon Jackson, teller of the|
the
i
,
-ot1
NEW YORK. Mar. l.- i/F t Raw ,
.
issnl dentil l»y a few second - trant, or S>14,UUU if lie failed la *ie*i American State llanly nt Zeplirjr- it ..1- I ni n,,t loo 1 1.1non* - nt,
sugar unchanged at 4 In duty paid. 1 Jimiii.. y Martin S .,., ,j,
1 Irendding el the two story I Imlotv'tuui'.rroW night, he ateepied Hills, has lie/'.n acquitted of a j
Itcfir.ed sugar prices unchanged tnerty m ;eager of liir I*’ .1 o »*‘.uir die id, Ml’v of an affluent - 1rnllg w,
1 luh. 111. Si*' ret ary of the .Sailfish .,* Whe il
strii ur>* wanted them tu the and all js hartmuiy in Brooklyn’* charge of I’mlieXtlemcnt in ronnecl,e,'ll lit o p l'i lt g i" l e g
nt 5 15 fur fine granulated.
rion with tlio robbery of the hank I
1 till, w i" I 1 • H 'i ‘11 1 ! , - j u .1 in ok.'H cm \ day for a w i k ton
(reel just before an explosion eantp nt Clearwater, Fla.
,-.i
•lohn M ccraw bus derided to 1(1 days ago.
'dew Ho, s t riM ure into kindling
NEW YORK. Mar. 1.—f/Pl -B n ! 'i**n*tv's bo*.>111. i*. manager id on,* .”*■*’!i:i" (hem to ltinchew
Jackson
was
found
uncnhHclou*
place
bis
real
estate
holdings
In
the
"I
tin*
l
a
r
g
e
t
It
U*
I*
h
e
i
r
.
1
hi
Mandat
hu
im
tled
six
no
1
(<r firm; receipts 5.823; erpnmi*r_v.
r r i .1 ■, i> that >.f \Y T ■• ,: i t w r.li h im . '..* . nl* a n d ill*'
I lie (da t. b e h o v e d by Home to hands of a trust company and in the vault by other employes!
higher than extra 'ITinlT*',; «li t *■• I I I\ 1 - "11
v*
in i
*.l I,,I i l l ' , « .1 «• I re
'..ivi' b e e n can -oil by a d y n a m i t e take charge of his Imselmll plnyi i*. when they returned from lunch. 11•*t
' i a 111r, 1 mild. 1 *- leC'-dll 1 (',* In
ixtra- :ij; cure 4(1'-s; diitto; fir 1
Sums
"la
|
said
two
men
bad
held
him
up.
A
1
|V
ugnii’iHed
yesterday
a
t
f".......
.
',nv
to
1
I
rl
uianagi
1,
it'iil
ill),'
< .mi’* l t d
.r.•1 the lull' I,, | l i n t e i , *d e v e ry t d o l w r in
,s tu !*1 -l ore 1.ho If*; peking stoi k. i \ .•, > da , '■ 1!\ Im - • • • , 1»• ,1 in vi: • d Jo
d i n M u l r d flelgllhu riln oil by arrival of Frisch, McfJullbin, check "f l tie funds r bowed nmrel
■a l l e g e .*11 r • d , o
(•.,
" c r e a - e d l be l u i i .
• -;-r.nt make number 2. 31.
U
ttitsns
to
ail
(
lie
euliiM
.•
rl
a
iii
,I
„
,
i
lt
d s h o w e r e d r o o f e a n d Crump, Farrell, Tyson ami Kling- than $(1,000 bail hern stolen. S.il
to 50 1 0
w en
d
Egg* irregular; receipts I2jl2^;
c..unty uuihiirities p te - 1
S*d' 1. d. fi.ived I*
tranger - : , , , * t . w i l l , c lia ir '* ,| o r i 'l i n i i t i g 1 r. HJrvrn more Yankees have nr- nequenlly
lerfh gathered, extra firsts 2'J(ii .‘(n; t nr 1 gtV, 11 heir
fe#r*o|l u charge of e mliexzlennn:
p
a
i
t
ll
lepi
1,
,1
ode
the
>
H
*
*
i*
,1
tin*
' re*h gathered, seconds 20ft 27;
M ik e 1 i i - l ' . ' t . o p e r a t i . l a g e n j riied m camp :it St. I ’e t c i slnrg. against JaykiO'ii.
* . I"i I 1ve x (• 1 a ■v
1h
d'ttg. turiigc 23@24; ditto si .1 W o m e n ’s ' I V n n i s M e e t i
The case was tried before Judge
< . l e l li , 1 ■
ih j;. ef it' < h, . „ rtn*" et t v to I he b u d d i n g
■'gc. aiiiler grades 19@22.
F. 11. Lane, oil a change of venue,
t'titeil i " In* w i altllv niul I lie o w n , 1
Chi r»0 Steady; receipts iiJ.tllU Is r n d c r W a y T o d a y
’ Two men are held in jail at ,
nl s c M i i . i C ei , ' t l i s . r e c e n t l y ll:, I
|iuutiil*..
Bushuvll in connection with the
l . ' . i i e d e':l I f l run t h r c i l l * . P 'di •
lobhory. Jackson said be would
were mfori'ied, I killing*- was csti
1,mil ■! ai S50.OO0.
TAMl’A, Flu., Mur. I.—(A*»— visit them in an effort to identify
( baric* I). Hattie*, of, Altnmoat them os the hunk rubbers.
it .1 t"iirnami(i! id lb.......
n c*
Springs, Fla., today filed Kiyit for
MONTYKItDE -Twenty
4 tV l u|ll|,.,.
p, re (inlay on . •• i 1 *
white light* in tailed
$300,000 against the Florida West
italics Corporation in circuit court
W l f < » Royal I’limciuntiit CiUVlt. A gen
here. Court at laches declared tho
YT l i t . . i*,,,u.. sprinkling of worn, a *tai ■
action't o he the largest damage
were entered in the event whicil I
riuit ever nietj in llidtilyorougU
■ 1.)
j the open sournamnt foi the i ham
county.
. *
ror rggs pioitsnin of Floriida
Mr, Haines' m il Is the afterm ath
to
Well known women pluyeiM fUcr-J
of a business deal in which the
. 1,d in the tournament wen* M>dly
corporation agreed to punchuao mu^ thIkiM|q'hnyer, Mrs. A. K. Clmpin, fonm i *v
lihgnny and other wood from Mr.
ftc r me. | chafluite llopti er. Clam Ca-'cll.
Hhinesf timber iracts ill fvunto
I whirled • Mri.' H. F. Sti nt/. Mi * I'hylh*
tkui
Ilemi: . .i rrd ; ran*1port It lien* fur .p arties hceaitri' they have nothing
__;_______ — —— —— — y.
eggs on 1VVrtlsh. Mrs. George H. SUinwu tun I i
n..i*Jii ■i iinifnctui lug furniture,
T 'M i G - O l N P a T o Jr
! bettor to do, not beenim,< thev want
H eu -O C W A L D
I tu o b n Mr*. Edward Raymond,
—-V
X.. CIS*
Tiu*
*pura’Ien was formed I[to." she continued. "Social eorvT H■iG
S P C Oi*“
p O Tt* 11 —'-i
kitchen
Three member* of the Hr*ti*hj
IOHCKCS' 1 $ ° Vt'0 '
*1" ut , ic ..i . e i
No enute of uc- ice, brotherly hn'n, and Sutidny
.A ||h F O W M T
r hv mv nol'ility also haw ...le n d Mu *
T H I b d K X ^ U 'R . ^
I., ,, i- g< n r.n*1 uffieiab of 1tvt» ( school work ew ntuully will draw
nre Lady (’IndmoMlcley. Lady S;m
* e N C A G .6 D
, ul
>j ,: Timed to discuss the 'I them Into the right channel*."
ter
dab- and Lady Huim i H dj Hutili
G O I h a ,1
r—
-Miss Horn, a aonhomorc Biblo
1 rcMatt-d
his uttomnlK to n on.
student
at Drake Uhlvcrr.ity, Dch
The
original
Flager
t**dd
(
up,
[!*ru‘ l,Kt upstaim, and cluni; to
IMqinci, Ibwu, also i« taking coun.cn
banisters. Ho twisted my aTridi wn.* offered t « lie* three
I hi evolution ami biology.
. —
" rms *n'bind mv back until I al- linos winner of this tournament,
Opposes Krolutinn Theory
" "U fainted with pain, and ,pro- ,yas permanently wen ln*t yea: by
“But, cf 4*tiur*D , I don’t htdlcvu
Mi*» I
' [‘""d to dratr toe half way up tho Mm. Mol la B. Mallory.
’in evolution," she iiilendfi! to
' tripped him with my foot, iValsh and Mu a Cassell each had
add. "I take t|ic*e cotir ioa so us to
attempted to drag me wo Icirs on the vuii. A new cup
Pivioti fIV, ui the st p*
teach tny people'w hat noi to . be
ua,i j again clung
lieve."
.
Nt*
tur 1111 t'anisters.
f.ldef of Police liny fi. V iilitm s
k duek- >
Outslyie
of
church
'York
*he
finds
haii i ucd •instructbdns to Id* forco
lwi*ting my arms utmost out
, *r
ptesaum in reading.
regarding the rounding t»P of auto- ATfcr
' their .sockets, he held me to
mentmg the "rig h t young
7
YOU
HAVG
T
W
O
‘
I
M
P
O
R
T
A
N
T
**<
mobile
driver*
who
foil
to
answer
/' '‘(mister* and commanded his
Mur t. 1iiiiither
sumhum* to police court after their man" she Intend* giving up her ca
tu bring him two towels.
ijc K i-fS i * OWE O P T H C F V a 73G T O R .M
and devoting nil her time to
qunU.tions
car have been tagged for vioilntirn reer
to
C
o
o
p
l
^
T
“tM
A
T
itb
these
be
trussed
me'
«<i
tigbther home.
f^ ‘t,villr m-r
of
tlm
various
parking
onllnancmi
( " th e stairway th at 1 was
"Women have no Injelmvrv ,
R.b» the F'L.r - , •Tviii
'Hid Tir parking nt ni^ht without
i„ stand on tip-toe to relieve
t h r s o -k o n t h s
A ^O
acfraij;
busiiivsa a fte r m arrlnge," she l/iLii
lights.
''a tn upon my arms,
F'useciu* vi'ir- ' lulled
7 be number.; of several mnehinea sifted.
Feet From Under Her
1 3 0 0 IC 1 <r B o o k t *i
The girl went into the m infitri'
peoiaad c„.T;
which were tagged recently, nhd
Av in;. mother-in-law passed.
■ -O H , NSS t
a year "g'». J-a*t E aster njc-rning
rtrt: market
' *" Pfjled mv feet from under me
r t i R l r t G . TtAAT
i answer to tho numnumn have licrn her father wns taken ill nmi' r a tty
IHl tne hanging bq my twistIO V 6 R .T O H - * - Fgiven to every imllcomnn mi tho filled Ids place. Since then she bax
J "ini*, i was left iu this conforce with orders to bring the uwn- been 'dovutcil to the.'chiircb. . FUvp
-“ i tianiiH r-. *i“f"," r°r *
,,,,t know how long.
,
r tutr> ciiort. wlmre he t* cxpcciod goes from Des Mobiti to P nnals/
;
I'll myself fainting and not
to be .flee*! atdeaet twice ns htsU ly *lily twice u week . to pre^eh
trv’h<rail-, p *,*,,wiiiit what the two would do
A\ cilncsilay nnd ,8uoday evening
n* ho s‘*>'ild bavo been bad b« ur.- scitnoiu.
’ ‘ " a—
■1 me if l became unconscious, I
swered the f ir s t ' suiniiions, ]t (s
prscticallv \i i1* v 1r‘‘ns'-n1ed to go to my room.
ssid.
‘
1 tvas relcasad I could not
”\V’c have tried to upe patlcroo GAME SCHEDULED SATURDAY
“ eratei,fBI|f 1 bn<t 4l,’d Dr. Marshall wns forced
and coiirt' v In divtling with, the
WASHINGTON, Mat. I ._</*)-.
j ..V.1.?0 b’e to my room.
public regarding the parking or. With their first oxblblUon gorge,
M tJ 3 ) H V tT R A lM
tu«V| pamri. | . "en i had revived sufficicntdimmer imd we intend ir, continue cnndtd for Saturday, n e a rly .Till,
■I . ^ L ^ ' ^ T T n such a policy’’ Ghit-f WUliutis wi'd, tin American !***•:.
i **•
ii , V|in,^ l ^e window and waved
W V jlW I u r wrtkw. ;,
.
i traiei, pr(.,n
e,| cloth in_hope of attracting
“but w'c cannot ro u titv 'n n re such wcr« In camp nt Tam pa toJpy to
, nmr {teighbor’s attention. No
nt. v e r a n o m : i l i u m ; cc
practice* a» have been ltlddlg'd in b ’gin irulning. Th« Scrato;^ will
.
nol'rfd ire and I finally made
recently by drivers wb9.ip m-cblno nloy tho Boston Braves the first
Masplic,
!. aJ ? 4,1'. diw nitaira niul across to
have been tagged. Many of .hem of n fallen of profile,' gantcu nt
I-’^om 223 Mci#d» Bldg.
have torn up their to r^ and *fj|Ic*.| St. Pali reburg on Baturdsy.
i/*
'‘kite ,v 'uhlioiN back door. Oiuming
!*uPpU:s.
ne dfH>rl fell jllto , he kitchen unto, come to court. Wo bav*,.uu»
forgottort them, ■however, nmi curb
r
r
s,nd remembored nothman or woman who has 'nHi<d to
L .
> ± ? r u] ? Physician revived me
*
irw tiu i
■ i* V K i.rti
fancy ,0^ etime b . , , show up will.havs to put up g 110
*.* >
-AM na
bond when they, are apprehend:* i.”
fkm*, "
her T *Vur-shall, accompanied by
L ^ eLirc |M
..., b*°^*u’p who cuiuq from GeM. Neely of West VlrPUBLIC ACC 0 UN
AVON PARK—January building
Cf*^i*
(; „* •I’pcarod before Judge Jam rs
butes cool from mine*'
permits totaled |01*d,(J2i,
IT11«4int aaj ,
thi* morning nnd swore
s state to the poor in!
[
arr,.., M rra,lt fur her husband’s
Uost Cooking’
Roafionabr5 Prices
are the advantage I
of Uiis iilace.
l urniture Firm Sued
By Charles 1). Haines
On l*alm Beach C’ourts J****-
K v m tm ’
Solon to Rescue
|i
AUDITORIUM J
D aytona Bench *I
Clown Girl M inister Wednesday, M arch!
3rd, 8:15 *J 1
Tells Radio Fans to MADAM G A L li. I
Become Dreamers
CURCI
|
World’s g reatest co-1
loratura soprano
By Condo
Prices .^1.50 to ?5.0oj
Plus Tax * >
Seats on sale W^d-i
nesday, Feb. 24th.
-.
9:00 A .M .
frairic
Violators
Unpaid reservations
Failin}*: To Apoear
niust be tak en up 3
To Bo I?ou2<ded Up
hbura before conceii:
Deposit inquired if
1 held tong^er,
---; ,*mBOOK 'tOU CORR.oW6X>
Corner Lot 50x11
on Sanford Avem
' and Seveiith S t
Remarkable Vah
Price $275,00
per front ft.
Robertson, Williams
Monahan
�i
■
V
*
att
,TIic Sanford Herald
M l l t M r tr r j i f i r n u n n m
j ' B m d a r ■» H an fo rd , K lartS *
l i t Magaalla A rra w
^
An Investm ent, Not A Contribution
ii
THE MANICURIST
As Brisbane
K .C . Star tor Sale
Before th e C h am b er of Commerce’* canvass fo r fu n d s,
Rig Business.
w ith which to fu r th e r ad v ertise th is section’^ values, opens
More Employment.
s t a r e d >a S eco n d C l i n M a t t e r , tom orrow , it is essen tial th n t Sanford people ’g ra s p th e tru e
Countess
Bewildered.
*T, ISIS, a t t h e r o e t o f f i r e
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
. F l o r i d a u n d e r A c t o f significance, o f a m ovem ent inadvisedly term ed a ‘.‘d riv e.”
n i r r i a i IIM hr <tsr OB.
The w ord""drive” connotes a subscription fo r c h a rita b le p u r
n. aftna -M iter M l H M ifff poses. So m any "drive?!” have been launched hero t h a t SnnBTWUlt.
COLONEL NELSON’,* daughter
liK r . JOItfC*. AMMiat*
M a u a l a v »*;•»' ford citizens are prone to fig h t sh y of th e word, and i t Is th is
la
(lend, and now under the.lerma of
fa c t th n t m akes a p roper understanding of th e can v ass toa rm irn irT in x nvrr.H
Nelson'*
will, the Kansas Clly Stnr
Year—i7,oo
nix Month*
i.i so.m
m o n w nccoPBarv.
- .....—
Those who give funds to th e m ovem ent
I f iir e .l
I H r * I e al lie*
1 o rro- w necessary.
*
thnt
h<
*
created,
must bo sold.
w SeifT’o, \v*«kiy KVmVon'ifoo • opening tom orrow a re not contributors, they n re in v esto rs,
|t*r y e a r .
When
Nelson
wns alive, and
and they a re m ak in g a wise investm ent.
Hinco,
under
the
mnnngement j j f
sriu iA i, s o T irm
ah
obH unrr
In plain te rm s th e supplem entary a d v e rtisin g cam paign
n o tic e s . raid*i o f t h a n k s , r e a o l u his
*on-in-!nw,
and
his daughter,
Ilon a a n d no tice* of e n i s r i a l n m t n t a outlined by C ham ber of Commerce com m ittees is n o th in g
w h e r s c h a r g e s a r e m a d e w ill be m ore th an a “pool” sy stem of ad v ertisin g each local m er- Mr. nnd Mr*. Kirkwood, you could
-b an ted fo r a t re g u la r a d v e rtisin g
not have bought nn editorial col
rate# .
■'j..-! ....... ............... _ V
___ c h n n ts's business in n m nnner th a t is too expensive fo r any umn in the Kanin* City Star, to
one
Sanford
business
house
to
pay
fo
r
alone.
W
hile
th
e
a
d
v
er
H R ttn rn a kso ciatkd p iim a
T h e A a a o rln le d I ’reaa In » i r l u i change Its policy, on n public ques
r e l y e n t i t l e d In t h e u ae f u r r e - tisem ents th a t will ap p ear in all m njor s ta te p ap ers a re gen
tion
for a million dollars.
iui .n e a t Ion of a l l n ew * iltsDfttrhe* eral, specific and individual benefits will inevitable come to
H |T red lte< l In l| o r n o t o t h e r w i s e
Now
the entire paper, including
«radlt*«1 In tlila p a p e r a n d nlao t h e each business mnn who hns invested. O f course th e re ore in
I o r a l n e w * p u b li s h e d h e re in .
AH every com m unity individuals who a re content to let som e the editorial page, is for sale.
r i g h ts of rc n n h llcatlo n of special
l l a p a t c h e a h e r e i n a r e uleo re s e r v e d . one else pay th e ir sh ard in civic m ovem ents of th is n atu re, i
THE STAR is powerful over sev
but S anford is fn rtu n n tc in hnving few who nre so b en ig h t
MONDAY, MARCH I. 1926
ed as to sh irk p articip atio n in a cam paign th n t will b rin g in- eral Mates. Some^ blg. rnllroud, !
grain, banking and packing com- [
TITE HERALD’S PLATFORM dividual
ns well
......................
irel[ ns com m unity results.
hfnntion might think it worth while i
I .—Deeper water route to Jack
W hile n c ertain 'nm ount of civic preHtigo is contingent on “to take it in." The trouble is t h a t ,
“ aonrtlle.
’ 1>—Construction of St. Jnhna-In th e KticteflHful outcom e of th e canvasw beginning tom orrow, n newspaper taken In” by high fi- •
dlar* Hirer canal.
those who nfudat financially should do h o w ith th e realiza nnnee is apt to take sick and die.
l^ H tte n a lo n of while way. %
tion th a t th e ir money in to be expended fo r practical indi High finance selects ns editor “one
. l e —Swimming pool, trnnl* courts,
of our kind," nnd thnt kind can't
vidual purposes u n d er th e guise of general Sanford adver run
|
a newspaper, The
the question
qut
I.— Augmenting of building pro tising. T hro u g h th e g ro w th of Snnford will come th e grow th would bother Nelson if he were
gram —house*, hotels, a p a r t - of S a n fo rd ’s business en terp rises, nnd w ith th is th o u g h t in here. Ilo wns n good A m ericnn1
mept houses.
m ind it Is h ard to u n d erstan d how anyone can fail to g rasp I nn(l wrt“ hl not like the power he
4g—Extension of street paring th e o p p o rtu n ity of p a rticip atin g in a publicity cam paign th n t I
KPt ,n,“ l,' c 'vronfr
"program .
iH
c
ertain
to
b
rin
g
marly
benefits
to
th
is
section.
Vs~C onstruction
of
boulevard
In addition to providing funds fo r the insertion of San
around lathe Monroe.
THIS WRITER remember* Nel
*a —Completion of city beautifies- fo rd ’s unique "fo u rteen points" of su b stan tiality in p racti son u* lio-cnme front hi* basement
» lion program.
cally nil m n jo r papers in the sta te , th e §18,000 asked will pressroom in his shirt sleeve* to
P
of school system
m .: t —Expansion
cover
S a n fo rd ’s sh are of th e expense entailed by th e con interview “the young eiiRlcrn capi
with provision for Increased fatalist building a 7-slory hrick ‘sky
j d lltles. •______________ _________ stru c tio n of a Florida ex h ib it building at the Philadelphia scraper’ at the corner of 7th and
Sesquiccntennial exposition opening in Ju n e and last for Delaware, nnd another on Ninth
j
B IB L E V E R S E FO R TO D A Y
th re e m onths. The Expense’ of th e re g a tta held here so suc street, near Wyandotte."
cessfully
Inst Friday will also he liquidated w ith a portion of
Nelson didn't dtenm that he
- GOD FAILS NOT—"And It enmo
was
building a newspaper destined
th
e
§18,000.
A
ltogether
th
e
canvass
is
a
m
ovem
ent
w
orthy
of
.tirpns* • * that the king of Egypt
lie worth millions of dollar*.
died; and the children of Inrnel th e w holohenrted support of every Sanford citizen. It is to
Everything that Nelson had. news
..rigbed by reason of the bomlngj. tim ely and essential, and th e re seem s lo he little doubt con papers,
money. Mocks, land*, now
.* ’ * Anti God remembered Ilia cerning ifh success.
thnt
his
wife nnd only daughter
tovrnnnt." Ex. 2:23-2i.
are dead, goes to Kansas City,
---------------- o------------------t PRAYER—Dear I-ord, prove nl-
v|btfRfcT>UGAENOUGH
AS it vis yjiThouT*
T2U0BW‘J T //N r *
4
re to us daily that we nre not for
gotten by Thea.
where ho got hi*, start. Nelson
was a good American, courageous,
honest and grateful. Therefore lie
Thorc jut* I hoe-* who sav the world is going to th e dogs. was nidi to build a powerful news,
paper.
Degenerate Morons
EUROPE PAYS THE PRICE
TAMPA TIMES
* -QFT IN THIS STILLY NIGHT
T here are those who sav th a t modern civilization is more
,0 ft, in the stilly night,
• . Kro Slumber's chnin hn* hound u n civilized limn in l he days o f Nero and C atullus, thnt m or
HOES Tilly growth of Idg husit ' mo.
als a rc degenerate and conditions g ettin g daily worse nnd ness worry you 7
Fond memory bring* the light
worse.
I'oniider the automobile Im.sitiOM*
f, Of other dnya nround m«;
To prove th e ir woeful cry. they pick up almost any news- which i* rertainly big
! The smiles, the tears,
paper and show vmi th e disgusting account of some dcgrndFive hundred djffetent kind* of
i Of boyhood’s years,
T he words of love then spoken;
tng p a rty or a ffa ir. T hey may cite its evidence of (licit- d e -; autonmliiie* hiivpdisappeared from
Tho eyes that shone,
moralizing theory some such orgy as Karl C arroll’s recent
'”;"het "'thin -•*» year*.
I Now dimm'd nnd gone,
New
York
pnrtv
in
which
cham
pagne
was
served
in
a
ball)
-,n
K*' different make* .f
t The cheerful hinrt* now broken,
,
'
car* were shown in tlio national
bar,' In.the stilly night,
111
. i , ■ ,.
, ,
. . iautomobile show, in 192.T, firt mnke*:
Ere Slumber'* <bain har. bound
T he party was held in (.arm ll s th e a te r nnd began s h o r t- (only r.7 in psl’ i . and in t he la-t
me,
|y n fte r m idnight. Prohibition had little effect upon the ; *lmw, only :.o
tan d memory bring* the light
availability
of the liquor freely imbibed th roughout t h o (
|Of other day* around me.
Tin- t'niinl Slut. - is nit the v.ttj i!tt rendition of the borrower, or
to become itie luinliet 'if Th ■ the probability of repayment. It
world t'p to the close «>f tit" was enough for Iter lo know thot
World War Hag land oeeujlietj. tiint the would-be borrower was lined
enviable posiiimt She had grov i mi against tile common enemy, to
loosen the string!) of the money
rich l.y importitig raw material*, hug*.
mrumla. lining them mid semliie'
Hut with the ending of the war
the finished protltn t hack 1" tin* llntaiti found herself in it bail
prodmittg countrv to be sob! hi . a-e. Not only had she accumu
nit advanced price She mcuinu lated an enormous debt, but be;'
manufaetui ing interest* were nil
luted wealth hv thi* c tuple, pro shot to pieces. Iter workers were
tess nnd heenrit.' the hankerNi^ ‘In indisposed to return to their jobs,
u odd Other nnliou* which fotiml preferring to live on the govern
night. P retty girls from C arroll's V anities, clttd in scanty
WHAT HAVE been the result* it intpo-sihlc to linlnnce their ment dole to tiie tinerntdoyed
(When I renum ber all
b ath in g a ttire , if an y th in g at all, added to the revelry. Not ‘,l concentrating m the automobile budgi I*, whether by recklessness rather than to accept a steady
, inti which would Insure them t:
I The fri'-nds, so linked together, satisfied w ith this, Mr. Carroll brought in an arm ful o f ' ,l1)^ln,'!,N 1,1 ,'"'v, r ^ 'nds7
■iii imprnvididicr, i ante to bill i livelihood at least. Many of her
d've seen nround me fall,
Hull for n'-'iMam e m their i x-[«dd mstomers had slipped avrny
I Like Jenves in wintry weather; “ sheer step-ins" and passe.l them out among th e women lhil
I feel like one
present.
men, at hiirli wages, than tliev did tremit i aiul d»1 not go iw.iv ! 1• ">» her while -d... was occupied
1 Who trend* ulono
empty handed, alwuy • provided 'Htht.ng .lie (b i mans iin.1 h wns
The party rivaled the fam ous "t.u n io n «>l eaten party in the same week Inst year.
'
a work ut time end patience to
•Some banquet ball d 'v r tr d .
|
yf
.Stanford
W
hile.
It
put
to
sham
e
the
fam
ous
haceluimds
Tlq
outimt
*.f
ear*
Is
mendHy
InHi. a w runiv wn- ample to covet | wjll
)ulr|, Tl,
th r r x ^
Whose light* on' flc.il,'
of
Unman
history.
As
a
fittin
g
rllnutx
to
n
drunken
caro
iisn
l,
,
nessing.
prices
nre
lower
thnn)
Whose garland* dead,
the loan.
|.mi to which Great Hrltnin lost
as dawn hegiin In break, a call was set lip for someone to I ,,vV'r P ’nl- the blgRe*t mnker,
nil hut him departed'
So the woihi rocked abm. .m l" " 1 ,,u,i1"b*
f-n r years of war,
perbap* the richest man in the
n the stilly night,
, ,
,
it i- only iieeessnry to state that
luttlip in what was left of !h<> cham pagne. A .voting girl re- rtp'd
world,
sells
mure
ears
than
all
other
'
w Ere .Slumber's ehnln Im* h l,n’11sjm uled ami was soon splashing around to the immense en''v""
...........
,"1"
Euro pen u nations owe the governniitnnmhilo maker* jitit tiigetlier,) .n"
i.hteiited and itti.slied. until the inent of the United States nnd
T ■me,
Joy Blent of C arroll's guests.
_
and sell* at the lowest prices.
Had memory bringe the light
World Wat inine along and threw j bank- and individual* of the
Hut who are these guests who so offend even a casual | llusim--. must !..• Idg, ami t»ig everything into i nufosipti. Eng- ^ mted State- more than SJU,Of other day* anmnd me.
—Thom i* Moore. | g e n se o f d e tv n c v , w ho m ock o u r H ta n d a rd s o f civ ilizal ion anti husine** should be i ncouraged hy * i
iii
e
i
t
* (Kidjiiin Miki siiii i when nil tlio forland
Midden y
found
het-e i eign, .I., l.t, are rfunded
. , . a* ..
-o —they will..
, m o ra l c o n d u c t? T h e C o u n t ukm o f C al h e a r t— w h e re h a v e w t?1,h‘'..K" v""»»'"M«. "otrbed and eontrolled l»y tiie people.
phing.‘.t ml., „ grant war wjn.ti t„.
, |,.,wini; intercut, wo shall
•J<Perhaps the ren*on
I f t h e y h a v e tit i .r n i n s e n o u g h fo r deamtiiled the u*e ..f nil he r •- j tie i' reiving about $760,"00,000 n
objects to d;
object.
daughter'* i d ,d \ I <l! l,m : l ' <VV'Il
^
1
™
h« Is too
toil bile
Idle.
raltltftM e a rs a s a n y th in g . D o ro th y K napp, A m e ric a s m ost t i i n t . tl ie v w o u l d n ' t h a v e e n o u g h t o , -I'liires .it hctli men and immey f year in interest alone. T ie war
h«J»
beautiful w om an." Irving Cttlib, who was forced to rem ark control ih< bipim'sTo her i re.lit he ,t said -he r- I tnitiiil'-.J l.y the mad Hohensollem
Minium It put al Europe in the
’ Mussolini'* favorite mythological III th e liu th tu h scene, " T h a t ’s p r e tty ra w .'
spotlit.',) nio-t genereUsly
pawnshop for 7 i year* to ceme.
figure 1* Ajax defying the «tnrm
V RKW11,1 >KREU woman i- the
Well then, we don't I Link th at this C arroll party is any
Hot M'fllt illiSItlg too el'
I)'d it pay" A*k tIn* kaiser
Thhtmnkc* n pair of Jiuk*. I.mn- indication tlmt tiie world i* going to the tings. We don't t '"uni.''* of t n then it
VHIe Courier-Journal
Ib-ii.ii*.' -In Had i biped with the
think that the man who gave I In* p arly or those present
Ear
nf t'raven, not her luisbupd,
all rep
resen
tativ:e "•of ................
th e m ajority•* -•
of the
people,
most -he Iwas
A M K I {1C A N I .K C ilO N
Another thing that distinirui* l e* are tit .........
il* V.-YU"’*
.........
.............
---- ■
• ”• ------locked up at Ellis Island
\1tiNTCJO\ll 'g \ Vl*\ I.ItTISKi;
n hick town i* that the inen still; o f w hom w ould look w ith n o rt'o r upon su e lt s c e n e s a s w e re i.hi,,i h
to come it.
insist upon wearing Inn shoes wit I epneted at the p a rly in C arroll's I neater. The actions of a
**\\ tiy." *tn- a.-ked, “do you stop
formal dres*.
It., lu.tmu |to-1- of the Vimii necilmg ).<),,. Sph-mliil work is done
few d egenerate m orons cannot he taken a- indicating the me," The uri-vver eaiue "We can
net endure imnjoralitv in this »nn legion ate endeavorin; to t.iU b y tlie tegimi Auxiliary, made-up
t,llt
[
stan
d
ard
s
of
decent
people.
An editorial in the riia th
proud eountry "
Ilea*.- their m>-tnlu-rship. Iliey
the mu!h.r*, wives, daughters,
Now* nnd Courier i* headed, “ Mam
S)i,' got in evemually. edified by' lit.vmg before vx-Korvler, men win atld sisters of Legionnaires, in axEyes On Charleston". Well, nm so
j sibling families of the tlisflhlcd.
high morality, an doubt, and vvamuch on Charleston as upon tlu.-e
Nearly half ji million doliarn wns
.
ti»
a
N
iu
^v«ik,
W
ild
par
|
,
lly 1ICYIN s. c u itn
Who dame it.
neitt by the Auxiliary in 1923 for
__ ty ' there, the story goes, in „ mix- -egi'm, as well
Sj»
--------- _
this work alone."
d
crowd
of
men
and
women,
she
*
equipment
fo
rg
iv
in
g
aid
i gom* to ketch an enily tram .
t. Now that we have read a great
NO ( AUSE FOR U.ARM
There ir no rank in tho Legion
! D’ye riitneitibvr?'' "Yes," said the beheld a naked young at ire** In k -1 f.ot to former service »<■
*le»i About Earl Carroll'* "bath
ami no distinction between home
wonted ; Imidware man. "1 rcmemlier."
tub” party, it occur* to us lbut
Over tiie teleplome
' ha til pig lie' in 11 ,l,,, ril,l‘' 1 " ilh :
Lrirlon’- fir-t
..........
service and foreign service. "Tho
“ Well," went on the other. "I've
tlirra is one good thing about it for voile iid.ilesse.l the proprietoi of
, “ay-1 an art icle m tlte A me. Ivan Legion i* an organization of vet
lest
found
out
that
I
don’t
have
In
1
'Dul
that
t*n
t
the
worst
el
it.
lu re ’s one thing tlmt can’t be hint *
a small liardwai. -tore in a Mid git Up at five o'clock 111 the r,,e
Islnnd imptisonmcni ad*1 I -eg,on Weekly, "|* for Hu disa eran* run by veterans. Emit one
ad on Congress
lot* «, voice.”
Wo: Id Will
mornin’."
,
vertKed
her
*«i well that theater! ide.l e ter tins of
dle
W,■-tern
town
t
----- "
Among thn special reason* why
Glad
to
heat
it."
-aid
the
Until-‘‘"'d
moving
picture
aintingeiv>
hired
A
Natlrmnl
Rehal.ilitntum
Commit.
"Sav," the 'peakei began. “I
* The Cidunibii-, Mis-., Ih-put. h
the moving picture p -o -' t,-,.. with general olfiieW.-,*h- form er’ service men should unite
and wote m an; "hut what do you want‘ lu/ r*
riy«, “ Mrs. It.iiley w in seventy come in your place today
pb' say she can ' never appear on ;. . .
, ,, . ,
with the Legion io given n* fol
right yeni ■old mid itt'uuglim.i tier Imug lit one o( the ai doll a t alarm 1me to do about it ?"
low-;
s c r......"
e e n " l>ecau>i- - h e w
e n t t* U'u
I want von. -aid the customer, t h e ...
...........
a,1,, rU’1'1 m r"
seventy-eight year*, she jm.l ....... *l"ik , and you s.-t her fur inc
pednis over tlu» i "itnt i y, i . mambow to unlartn this 'hat wild party
lice,
i;eeau.-i there
I" t;o oil at five o'clock it, th
a nroadm lit ligate in * leml,
a natural ilelaitteil. The cumimtlce i- i f|kjt4* '
tit perpetuate
^
______
____
litln m and civic life
( '<•).,mlx. ' mornm' 'cause I told v "ii I vvn
associations
ale the hardship* of war.
WHEN THE very Itiiu-h Lady liaison with the United Sia., \ " t - . formed under
'nji're's nothing lik.
Spencer can,, in \meiieji, year- erait* Kurcnu ami i- i he i enter of'l There i* comradeship and strength
early in tld* lif.
nation-wide -y te m f..r i--.-tm gJjn organization. Individually wo
Jigo. with liei .list ingutslted ie |
s i e e h l i m it s
vvhiskeied husliumi oi S|K'taet veteran* m getting tln-ir , li.;niH; may weigh but little; organized,
flit Cl f \ NEWS
f'LciCiil le-lilelil will t. , .
imj. our voire and influence will bo as
House, and -lojiped at the old Filjh 'otinsWil. It is ussi.h<i (|
Ii-tjrn ill'll l.e o m i r d III m l,,"-.
i
>
il
iiupstlon*
of
care
and
u
a
v
).v far-reuehing a* our organization.
Avenue
Hotel,
she
vvaamunc.l
l.y
» narrow etcapi ii..m .i. <11.
I l . \ . VV ^ "1 k wnf l.2tia,7“l) betwoen IHjlll and
It, D„ . >|i" ,ii>verytltiltK, cspivinll l.y ten "I an advisory council of li-udii,......... i
oat httntiog." t hiiion, U
n
I
mill.
I
.dli-V.mi;
betwi
en
DMIPi-lPU)
’
,
mmicroua goml renicd and surgical exmwi
\ iliii vir t 11.0 Ii-. Il I, > Mion
pftnJent. We take it.thai l .. ... . i ‘ till
*, , , .
■
why ex-service men should
- 71..1 I.I Itetwecn t!i|(1 and MI20. IVVelVe tittle ilisliu.- of v e g e t a b l e Department
i"li.*t l1he
around
her
dinner
plate.
She
roll
till .■ ..I th.it ' .lv. rfcfM*•>■'i
I
•
Like
•'»',
wish
to
join
the
Legion, and none,
* tipist have t'.-i a "!•< of th
highest rate ot ga.n oi any of
Li n «,11j the.-e vva, about 27t i»er cent in wit i-d her e y e s l.t h e a v . n t.iul sail), t " m iivo part in relmhilitatjoa work apparently, why they should be
lour rav.iphom m l; i
Tti t'ity that 1 1 IhM, Vlit »1T| t «’.t
>> the Weekly, “partieular
her husband, “ 1 ntilv a*k you, Sn.-n
m • opposed to it, or even indifferent
New*. Or maybe la- wroii* o
I.i! 1 .it .t 1 tc ' 1 il i;D •l. t
'e a r- I’cniisylvania gained 1,011,seeking ..at and emitiai tin • ymen
In it.
rawed hold.
uav II.IJ bet weeti IM’WI ami IPOO, 1.3(1",- eer, what does r. mean ."*
half million >i,lie.iil.\
Ib
Ttuits lutw I.mly < athearl mu-i
be .ailed ,t gin . but >1 * il i- Plat between IPOtl and 1010 and lvDie glle-s o f il lull il l,elided li.J I’ll
il.'iI.Olhi between 1010 and 1020, lutf Ieel, vvlicit sl,.» 11 i<-- to unriivi-t . t ,
,TiiCM' J'lundaii- «).'• I
haring to pay a state i., "I t" il limn ind id •. kindly • |oimi-ti. the grejiiesl of ilc.e gain* ror too I. moral rode.
A S I •VII.LE CITIZEN
While Mi
III.
h-t vei,t- via- oiili 21 per cent. CaliVent* a gallon on giisuJm - III . ' I < o.i" ter
1 HE ( i I \ f.It id New 1 " | * k V)lid
c4n solution m l.imwiii; that Un di.es Hot av I. le. es b "0 •>■•>i* inriva in-tween loin amt 1020 g'uin
In the “ Intimate 1‘nnct- of f ,,|.
ealU'ky legislature lu. ___
Kei
just ...
en- mi building 1.111110 they lu e 1 d * , ■d 1.01’.t," 12, jibout forty-four per party, by tiie way, .lean - tlmt the
(ivied a oaaM.ie levying a t«.\ of i,s repmleil month Lv moo'l* !'• i cent. \ o otit, >• ■tati- hn- i ver gam young lady but lied in the chnn. " el ' 11.i l l n o w being published, vv 1 >:e:t. while it lusted, will
pagne. Hi* raj * the bathtub w
fire »em
Sanlord Herald. It'' have been i.—oed
. aigh ed a million tn an entire diVatie.
author rem>alii. r.i Iii* tel. g.atu ‘ **,'1 L.nvei as a heamlful de,l "n “ T friendship. It i* u
farewell to Woodrow Wdsoa, ul m
tiler to huvt homethlng to eon ■de bnil.bng m ►otuc c tie - in I i .....
itut at the puce Florida is going "only full >tf ginger ale "
n
.'i,
thing than that, so fur a*
o a n rlv t* ab o u t— Hiudcntoii lb . Hnindcnion among o th ri• :<> pi’»- now -he vi ill make a • great :t gain
Invitations t» the patty, howeve.
• m. ill IVI ■‘lie left N'evy Viirj,
me "If, j, eotteerned. because
■ld.
v ide for jo large an increa-e m i»>p je> the mm imam -tinge, ted by Air. j one of which this writer read, t" represent the then President in itlie wnf
()„. fminf|,jn from which
-------o-—
ul.itinn during tin- year a that of Ilaek-eher. who l.y ihe way, UK *tateil quite plainly that "evyry foreign courts. It runs:
rii.w.-i
event*. It was
wns aa
fA Tampa Telegraph headline Dm five year* preceHing tla tal.i.ig get led hall a m.llioa annually tu I thing VA'ould be supplit-.l, tin lading ' Gootlhy, dear friends, and may chapter ofi;r»-(4t
history that made It is
Sgy.: “Georgia Hu* U * t Hang- ,,f Die stale ecnso*. Despite this his maximum. It is this gain in the stretchjtvrs," which 'indicate* t."d sustain von in ill vour noble till *
•ns.
Evidently someone on The
n few families are living j population that ,s -toadying real J t hut un enjoyable time i»t .-,|| had undertakings.
" "- fuMhitntorc, a testimonial
Tweirraph staff doesn't know those i ln
l,u‘ h'>UM'* being full
jcstutc value* in their rapid advance^ been planned.
of both House
‘ When I think of the things you to in,, grimrii-sa
.... „.
Qfrririans like we tin.—Snnford
R looks a* if Mr. Harkscher’s , --------------------- ---------V --------------------- :------------- —
havc done, of the thing* you have ? , ’’ ds,,» Only the great can
The Telegraph i* right a» estimate was not excessive and yet,
in mind to do, my heart stir* with ' '
’*U<|1 tiublo profundity
T O M S I M S S A Y S : l i e C ontem porary Comment!
everybody know*.
Whut would if it is not, u development is in
pride nnd satisfaction.
"" trcmcndouH issues
yo« hove said, had the line read: progress here *uch ns was never
.
.I ■
L 'n l f . M .n t n i . 1 u I
V, i, . .
.1 !
J
witti such cun-tnicUvc unanimity.
"You
nre
tho
bravest,
wisest
Entomologist
hns
discovered
o
Spaght
tn
i»
nothing
morn
than
seen
anywhere
else
in
the
history
KV ‘‘(Iporgia lla* Iuist
Legal Hung.
*UlL bond can lw one-sided. To
Prj ’■ illf ? ” We know im well os you do of the world. Our own country has macaroni with a defective thyroid winged insect that lives un tin. leader, the gentlest and most gal lhc making „f tl friendship is csUndoubtedly
the
evolution
of
thi
lant
gentleman
nnd
the
truest
gland.
Incrcaacd in population more rap
In
if
th£i <
‘ I ,al ".RrwH friendship In anhorsefly.—Arkansas Gazette.
friend in all the world.
idly than any other, but no state
'
feflou
..........
"Your
devoted
und
affectionate
f,
"A1h\ mnn who
hi*
has
ever
experienced
stub
a
growth
S ; 1 hong anybody or anything
Tho largest fish ura caught on
*,u‘ bravest, wisest loader,
Circumstances don't alter cases
“ E . M . House."
ua]i State where the same rlas* as even Mr. Hackscher'* minimum a lino of conversation.
th,gentlest
and
most
gallant
gen
so m u ch .o s cascs^ niter circum
The friendshhip of which thnt tleman. has within him the vali
would quit hanging?
We'll be would give Florida.
stances- Omaha \\ orld-Hcruld.
1message i* so noble nnd so lyri ant.
hanged If we can mention one.*— If this prediction is fulfilled Flor
w .He leadership and the gonCold* arc not good exercise,
. »Ti. i
V. ,Ki t. , , ,
nT> expression came to an end Ue gallantry which enable him to
Tahtpa Telegraph. And now tliut ida will gain one and a quarter even if vour nose does do ns it
A
Wilmington
(N.
C
)
Imby
of
when
Mr.
Wilson,
devasted
by
illU)« quest Ion has bran settled to the million iu population in ihu next does.
them in another.* And the
two months named Ruth can walk i ness, under influences which th i os*e
MWAfactlon of tlw* Telegraph, we ff%e year*. New York gained m ore
thd who can inspire Ids friend
already,
“
JJ1
Y®u
c
,
*
>
t
believe
I
world
can
not
now
analyze,
was
might add that that wm a hang of than a million in population in three
Charity discovers a multitude of those proud fathers. \\ nshtugton up(,n hi* last days. Notwithstaml- ■«.Lr.i*Uch “ I'Preclation of those
• food reply.
•uccttiivc decode*. The iacreaic ■ins.
kimsclf. Is . g reat
ing that, tho devotion betwosn the Indeed.1’* w
MY FAVORITE STORIES
m ;K A K i\i;
Lon nn
MONEY AVA1LAI
For Fir»t Mortgage loans un l.iVral Yal
Consult u* first t*hro i# ||,M
•
A-B-CONNELLYABol
M i ( * i l l a A Second
4
LOT,-DAYTONAI
N e ar Entrance, lots adjoimny
will sell §r>lK)().tm—.S2tKiO.no ach.
sit l c, i . Dnytnnn Highlands is tbe
nround D aytona Beach. ThKloU*
p ro fit— .ri r . to brokers.
F it El) \ \ Hl SSELLl
Boom f>. Ball Illdi;MSanto
I’hones 7ti(i and 2601
C orner Sanfor.l A ve, ami H StreflJ
e rn F ro n tag o on Sanfoul Ave $200 fn
y e ars,
9-Hoom H ouse—C«»rnei' I’ark.AvtiRl
(1)5 ft. fro n tag e on 1'ark Avenue)
R easonably priced and with yuoJtfl
"
PAUL LAKE
M r cased Real Hstaltl
S alesm an — E. T. MC
Hall,
Penlland and
t
AUDITS SYSTEMS TAS
Jacksonville, Tanapa, Miami.
I'alnr) Beat'll, Unyl°lia
CENTRAL KLOlllDA Of
;*17-:U8 First Natiowl l^akl
Sanford, Florid*S. 0 . GBAV. UESIUKST MAXI
^
A GREAT FRIENDSHIP
lirtr: ■
VP
!•*
m r.
-'*1;
If you wirii in liuvf J 11111
in an efficient ;unl l>usinea>'Iike
,
he pleased to make your collccti
al D ep artm en t handles all ^
J
w ith th e property, protect* d'f
nud issues monthly stattnuJ'"
Sanford Roafef
H AVE YOU SEEN
�■THE 8ANFQRD
ttALD, HONDA'
MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY E D IT O R
MR. AND MRS. E. F. BENNETT r
BIRTHDAY PARTY SATURDAY
g y Allcne oumnei^
My "Tu o Cents' W orth”
IF babies were taught nt their
mother's knee how to play pokor
with true finesse, they would have
no yen in late years to play the
game where the lights are bright
and companions dubious.
So
nffinns one President Ramsey B.
Ogilby of Trinity, College, apenk*
ing before a mother's club.
The speaker recalled that his
mother taught him the high a rt
of |>oker whip he was but a tod
dler. When lv> went to college nnd
was secretly invited to potter par
ties, hf pooh*pnohtx] such childish
la U lines, say* he,
Nome wise card and poker chip
company now will put out deck" in
pole pink nnd blue shades pink
for a hoy. blue for n girl —or vice
i M-r.su!
WOMAN’S
CLUB NOTES
i
On Wednesday Mae. Ill, nt
o'clock in the afternoon the an
nual ilection of Woman's Club of
tntfitatn ficers will take tdnee according to
| Uiwr's 'the by-law* which order the elw.Her home itioii of n president, second vicepresident, third vice-president and
j rot responding secretary on the
j-,.ven” years, it is n very wise
j provision that limits the terms of
'office to two years, ns the 'fre!uuent change of administration
tends to a wider development of
the eltil> members, and brings a
! variety of ideals and methods into
,l»ln>liw n inendiev should In* in her
rlaee Wednesday afternoon to do
her thoughtful duty.
Assoeiat
miml.i-r*. and season suhscrilici>
litre ineligible’ ns voters, or to hold
‘I office.
*"
i The dues for the year
start a new'Rome,” he says sorely.
"Princess Alice.’* now Mra.
Nicholas Longworto, wife of the
speaker of the House, Is alm ost
a dally spectator in Congreea’
visitor's gallery, even If there Is
ft young Infant daughter Pauline,
now.
Duplicate Bridge Club
jIs Entertained By Mrs;
Langley On Saturday
Mi ami Mr*. r . F. H ennett.en
tertained a ininiher of their friends"
at bridge and supper nt the Sanfont Country Club, on Saturday
evening. In e/el.rntlon
wedding anniversary.
iThr spacious
------ lounge wl,iU ’ the spruftr flmvei
— were
- • arranged, was
I>uitiltr tho
mill tables
1th cut floworn and ferns. | lv V(1<a,
,
abloom wi.‘
TM> lights. shaded in pink nnd Mrs. .1 p j
fsvernier, cast a soft, rich glow .-,, ,1 | .\ v, ' (
over the pretty accne.
Peas {U(„ m,
After Severn I processions «,f „j;u,„
bridge scores were counted and
,
prizes awarded. Mis J. C. Ben- ^
,,
son holder of high wore was giv- J- n— '
pair of candles, awhile the
11 '
■
men’s high score rrir.c. a set of
*£! !V"n^ '
brass ash trays was won by L Smith. M, '
,!lirrv'
Mr. and Mis
At the cdmlusion or the game, i .
be guests were asked into the I ^
' ' m l'v
lining room, where a delicious * 1' •iJ tiri-en,
four course, supper was served. I Ht uni- . a - *
\Vuiuan
R ESID EN C E T E L E P H O N E :
Robert M . Ma.n
arrived i.i y
v evening and i
' ’i.-i e. Mi-. P:n
reading
xd far
iisai of
lmrchc-i
. J o e James. Scott Jamas ami A.
II. Knop of Thiraso, | | | H motored
J to the West Const for the week
j rnd, visiting points m intercut.
1 Hi. F. 1*. II row nice left on Moi*I day for Inverness where he will
conduct a 10-day meetin".
MONDAY, .MACH I
iff so, you will have many friend* I
Because you havo the character-;
istlcs of one haring many sincere,
and true friends.
You should pay particular nt- ’
tention to your health as you are
inclined to l>e ra th rr delicate.
You will live longer, however, I
than many persons who appear in
murh better physical condition
than yourself.
Your ability ’to slum worry will
To Play at Home
(»ET a box of anagrams from have a lot to do with your*fight
any book supply store.
Or. they ing to get your, health in good
could be made nt home if some shape.
one is ambitious enough to cut the
CARD OF THANKS
letters of the nlphabct from pa
\V« wish to thank* our many
pers and mount them on card
board.
Anagrams are n o tin g frit mis of Sanford for the many
deeds of kindness shown us dur
but cardboard Tetters. A hundred <
different games may be played ing tire illness and death of m tr !
dear
husband nnd father, also fo r’*
with n box of anagrams.
*
i
Before the game begins it is the beautiful floral offerings.
decided what is to be played— j Mrs. U. B. Shu muni. Finest It.
fruits, vegetables, flowers, states, Shunned, luturn C. Slmmard.
mountains, rivers, famous people,!
foods, anything.
The anagrams are placed be
fore the dealer, face sidu down.
The denier turns them over, nnd
tho players must say "a fruit," or
whntever Is being played, begin
ning with tho letter turned un.
The one who Ims the largest pile
when the gnmc is over has won.'
Children loVe this game nnd I
have heard even adults shriek |
"pnrsnnp"
quite
boisterously. •
IlostesMis havo arranged progres- j
slve anagram tables for those
who tlu not piny bridge.
Miss lluth Rose, historian with
tho William Beebe expeditions,
tells me of her delight in tho now
diving helmet which perflts her
to descend to the bottom of the
sens when clnd in n bathing suit
instead of the old ponderous suits
of mail.
She's no more afraid
of sharks than of kittens. "Man*
eating shucks arc not recognised
by scientists," says Miss Ruth.
t'lirretil Event*
MAY INC entem i the World
1 "art they are nil talking wliut
we're going to do after we’re seat
ed,
"Tiie irieenne-tlnhlun" aro
■-till talking about "foreign entangleineuts" and how we’re going
to tin- deiunitioii bow-wows.
I’lesident Cnlles of Mexico
stands 'firm on hi* alien land act
vvhi.li confiscates millions of dol
lars worth of American property
in Mexico.
Colonel Nobili will pilot the
dirigible oil the Fllavvorth-AmundORMOND—Florida Fast Const
i mi flight to the’ North Pole which Railway plans to c o n 'tract new
hops off Into in March.
bridge across Tnufoke River.
Judge Florence Allen of the
Ohio Supreme Court bench, the
first vi-nuin in th>’ world to hold
such n per it ion, practical!; admits
her eainlidavy for the P , S. Sen
ate
The Stunt*- can't lose if “he
win«'
WHO? Single persons who had
net income of $1,600 or
Canie Chapman Call, ngeil
more or gross income of
vVntiutn-suffruge |iioneeT and a
*6,000 . or mure, and
erusader for worlil peace, has re
married couples who hnd
entered public life after a seven
net income of $3,600
years' ubsenre.
She is making a
or gross income of ?&,joclurii tour of the countty, *p»nk1)00 or more must file
ing on ihu subject of peace,
returns.
WHEN? The filing period ends
Making Pin Mono) ill Home
March 16, ItCfl.
itK cautious about tin- mail) ad
vertised knitting machines* On a WII KitK? Collector of internal
revenue for the district
or two are nil right, the ri-i-t nrc
in which the person
not. The trick . is to demand
liven or has his princi
"perfectly knitted hore," und no
[ Marian Talley, the Kansas City mutter how murh yarn a woman
pal place "if business.
telegrapher's daughter, smiles in
HOW? Instructions on Form
or how many hours a day she
iiata ipalion of her debut—as IP - [boys
10 to A 11114I 1010; also
run*
the
machine,
the
company
;e a Mctropliluu opera star ill , n e v e r deems her product "perfect.”
the law uml regulations.
New York. Khe studied four years ' Where iu -doubt about anything like
WHAT? One and one half l>er
in preparation.
tent normal tax 011 the
j tliih, consult your Better Business
first ? 1,000 in excess of
• Comminaluii or Chamber of t mil(hr
personal exemptions
| mem-.
and credits. Three per
1
People Talked Atm 111
cent normal tux on tlir
I CHALIAPIN, the giant iu »tnnext $4,000. Five per
I t ore and voice of the oiKirntlc
cent normal Uix on tmlworld, t h e Russian ringer vyfio was
iinee of net income Sur
Inner a Volga boatman, v i s i t s U n ! tax on net income In ex
iv uoml but denier that lie will ell-1
cess of $10,000.
l,i- (he 11Iovies. "Too old In
Who Wouldn’t?
217-W
W A N T E D -1
Office Boy!
Apply
Herald O ffice
Klfcrn J. Moughton.
rt RCHlTiCL’I
F ir * t N a tio n a l I ta n k Bldg,
■sap f rrri.
F lo rid a
Income Tax
In A Nutshell
One Dollar Sale
JEW ELRY OF QUALITY
f
We H ave
• The Very Newest
er.
. in
MESH BAGS AND COMPACTS
Our with* siTettioii of n n w lly goods nhow the latest In
designs uml nurioriul.
WATCHES
l.udii's W hitu Gold W rist W atches
$12 and Up
Mott’s Elgin W atches
,
$10 and Up
m
J
£ £ f
McLAULIN, The Jeweler
We siiII have Home diamond* at bargain price*,
W ed
and Thurs
WAHII GOODS
0 Yard* Jap Crepe
$1.00
2 ', YARDS PR IN TS
East Colors
KEADY-TO-W EAK
House Aprons
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
YARDS IlL EA C H IN f
Bent G rade
$ 1.00
COLORED C R E PE S AND
VOILES
Floral Designs. 1lb vurtla.
EM BRO ID ERED PILLO W
CASES
for
$ 1.00
$1.00
CH ILD R EN 'S SOX & HOSE
I pairs. Values up to 50c for
T A B L E W ASH GOODS
Vitl. up to 75e vtl. 8 y a rd s for
LOT CORSETS
All Sizes’
$ 1.00
$1.00
$ 1.00
YARDS EV E R -FA 8T
S u itin g
BOY’S IILOESES
Value* Up to §1.50
$1.00
, M v W * J W BUW ELb
•LUVSOOD, Feb. W l.-L oliU
"Ho looka more like Barbara
‘he late HcrOeii vain, rv? : L1r J heraelf, ia going
(or ‘he girl who wa*
Near the do*e of her final ctDt-nia go*lure, Barbara was- xtrick011 with a norvoua collapae.
She
faiuted oil the atudio bit and Wraa
carried away.
She wax nevyr
brought back.
No one know at
fhat time »he was playing her
farewell exit.
With uu unfuiUhed jiroducuon
on their handa, atudio officlala
faced the lu»» of many thouaanda
of dollar* unM» the picture wua
completed. Then U llU Lee. w**11
fur a year had been vainly atriving to c a n e a niche for hereelf
in thin picture potpourri, w n dl»covered and engaged u. ma*querndc «» Mi*» id* WMfr.
..
During the limcU*oUl» w«* portiaying Barbara’# unfinished rolo
in Un* land of make-belluve. tho
cinema Cleopatra WM in « nwuntaiu rest homo fighting agalnxt thn
demandt of reality.
Though the live* of tbeau tWo
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
YARDS EV E R -FA S I
G ingham s
C H IL D R E N ’S D R ESSES
for
$1.00
Soft Grade
TA B LE O F M USLIN UN
DEA RW EA R.
Values Up to $1.75 for
S l .U O
$1.00
M EN’S UNION SUITS
Special for
2 * | YARDS L IN G E R IE
Cloth. All colors
LA D IE S’ GLOVES
AH S tyles
BOY’S PANTS
All Sizes
81x00 SH E E T S
10 Dozen Only
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
«W . « «they
» lh“*
■,r *n' 7 . t L.™
twined,
never mcL
died without knowing the girl who
made her la .t wUh come t r u o the wish that her picture bo finif So true a prototype of the dead
actreaa U Mi»*
»»\* kwsn?TJt
atudio critic* are unable to dlfferentUto between her "cloaeup.
and thow of MUa^U M.rr_ _
TW O B R A SSIER ES
for
r, YARD S IiONGCLOTfl
I.OT MKN’K HII1RTS
■ All Size* '
,b-ra |.« Marr, left, and the
*'hu in carrying un for her—
* Let— , t the right.
Note
exsemblance between the two
tn
ROYAL SOCIETY
F ancy Pieces F o r
$1.00
LACE CERTAINS
!5 iu $5.00 values. One pan
e g u lu r price, another foi
•
Twi>-l)ay DoHarSal#
LA D IE S’ BLOUSES
for •
$ 1.00
�vqur Pown° iningmntion ns foB nd^'thpi
You’ve h e a rd ' of ’'tem peram ent” Nevcrthlcas
British
■A plump,
amazingly poiwd «iTi 01 £V Y h *
gate to stardom a t tho Mctropoi
tnn Dnera Houxe the other cja>
“„d „ ° K i d . r . b l e portion of Oil,
nation stood on tip toes to peep
every scene of her romance- ..
All the world loves n Cinderella
atorv of which Marion Talley s i.
the latest version.
Millions read
of her rise fro m .a churS'\
slticer, of her dad who had tapped
a telejrraph key for 18 yean*. of
her will to succeed, and or the nccident of her discoverySuch was the forejrround ut
w hich tho public^ ndghk peep.
MOST BEAUTIFUL Hi
1
HUT come bnekatuge with mo
for n moment op the evtf of Miss
Talley’s debut as Gilda in Rigo-
Meet “ Battling Annie” Newton, and will take on a piore man, also, if sufficiently provoked, as this is one more view of this doughtj
England’s latest ring pritlo, who picture demonstrated. The niece of a professor, she likes literature and battler in action, this time ptim
challenges the feminine world at such well enough, but feels woman has a place in the prize fight ring, moling n bag so as to keep in per
her w e i g h t —
also, if she w ants it. And h e r e —
feet trim for challenges,
“u : wHh '*'*'•
T h e -Hollywood id “ hom ey”—democratic
ful h a p p in e ss and c o m fo rt to every eUMt ’ £rov*«?
is e x tre m e in b e au ty .
K Cat’ 1,16 ^
CThe dressing rooms buzz with
ttossip and comment, som® . in
broken English, some in foreign
tongues.
Gcrat sU rs whose
names an- known throughout the
world, near stars and singers of
very minor roles, jabber and
prophesy and recall tho coming
nf this singer and of that in the
G u ests in b a th in g costum e may go dir~t , ■
room s to th o d e lig h tfu l surf-b ath in g on H o llv S ite
to play on th e w arm sands.
• 000 **
T he Hollywood h a s unexcelled service
nished by hotel ex p erts.
1 W. Tristram of the Royal college
'o f Art.
I3alm Beach’s P rettiest
a „ -.
^ CU1W®
in tu i ,
wood (iolf irtd f '
Alfred Orr. the American a rtist
friend ol the late John Singer S a r
PARIS, March i.—</P)—Tho
gent, has achieved his great am
( ountess Htamslnu* dc In In Roche,
bition and moved into Sargent’s
foiienuld, the IIUIc Rumanian nchouse in Tite street. lie is now
trrs s .wnu created a acnastion re.
engaged in painting his first pic
eently by m arrying the son or the
ture in the studio whert^ Sargent
blue*blooded' Rochefoucauld family
produced mnui’ of his masterpieces.
JRninst tho wishes o f liis noble
This bus been made possible by
rather, hnn returned to the niusical
the generosity of n. patron who
comedy stnye. xcorning to use her
purehntJed the Sargent property
title, She Is billed merely ns Alice
title.
end gave die artist a lung lease.
t'obe
t ’oesa. her maiden iinnie. ,Sbo luis
When Mr. Sargent visited Mr. Orr
h nil
some year* ago be asked him if
wor];3 feverishly in the last
the yenr lit which the'
he intend! d l<> devote Ins life to, ||()Ur,. , t) improve the Italian enunEiffel tower was Inaugurated. Tho
portrait painting. Mr. Orr said he cj,lt]c>n „f tho newcomer.
inbslc was .written nnd some of
“Kot is ver im portant”’ cries the
the Scenery painted by two young
“Then you have my sympathy,” conch.
“The voice 4s one thing,
•pits of it wealthy chocolate m anu
i remarked Sargent, and added: "Old yea, and then the Italian is an
factu rer which some of tho 1cm
(those women.”
other."
kind critics, accounts for i u having
Outside a group of great Metro
1*(*P produced.
They
The l.ondon woman of fashion, politan artists grumble.
The arts torn tie Ituehufoucnuld
have just heard th a t the ‘True
having
made
her
carvisible
by
family which dotes both l« truly
So
m 'uiis ol diiuglcd liair. hnn now U.<S” lias Iteeu suspended.
hnn a t its bend a three-fold dld.e,
great is the demand for seat* that
i
derided
that
her
enr;,
ahold
be
the Duke db la Bochrfoucuultl,
It is
i heard as well us rccn.und an a no favors will be granted.
Duke do I.inn Court, and Duke dc
Thu very artists
( fe.odt iingling ear-rings have be- •outrageous!"
Anville, who is also Prince do
j i nine fashionable.
The dainty cannot have seals at such a time.
ifurcUhir. Tho family- Jm- not yet
tinkle
of
these
ornaments
liny. Bah!
welcomed Its ig-tv daughter-in-law.
eea,ed to cguse wonder in tlie
although i:lit* hac*i iflctul lirr tvlljfA limousine draws up.
Out
I:m art cafes and night clubs.
Kill III onlcr It* lif marled in n lie*,
Not oidv must earrings be mosi- tops Mile. Bon—the great Herb
man Catliolie <him Ii. Alice l'.,<eu
ei I btil fashion decrees that they W hose • voice has held millions*
wos n tnembgr of an orllniflox
j .-h ill l»e long and heavy. T h e 11spellbound. Mm leaves her car at
church but (.In- tihjuml tin t f.Tuh.
I b,t i mud.!', reach the wearer’ the Broadway entrances and starts
' wus Baptist<l. studied In r «ati
shoulders and -me of them weigh for her dressing room. ^ She is
Hlinm nnd ivii, in rived in .the
* % nun It ii«* ii i|tti41i'T of it pound, htufipntl.
Politely, buTP'fWinl,)«
Roman ( alliolir rhuirh ho ttint bn I here an in antic.’ giili-H
Palm Beach these days. Hut Mrs. <j<
Mo.I wouan ate euntem
with ! is told that she may not enter,
m arriage roubl be f o l l o w l i y a llnrdon *'ulvrr has been uedainied the most beautiful of them all
thiee-invh rings which weigh eon-i W hat?
The genii Bori may tail
I digin.m servil •• at the • luir. h «»!
Mfltrabl1 lr>*<f hut th« big eari ings , enter the Jletropolitan ?
OutSaint Monro< tie Kylau, which wn
( uiv tiie dclii'hl of ih; ul r.i-fasii- j rageous! and why?
The thuntcr
filled with a distlnuofHli* rl goth*
Absolutely no
is closed to all.
! ioiiable nuir.ntgum.
IPX.
inside.
Missone
is
permitted
I 'Ihe heavy g it.) or tati-uii! car» Although there were til,II I j
”
.
"
'
™
|)|t. p..pul.it. csneeinily o*i i egarils_thc ftlale of mind i'f^Ruri. ^
American . ii ziiilcri-tl as living in
It!.HI.IN, ,.lurch 1 el > In i.jut.* t l.flNIMiN, .Itiui-h b - bP*—fill* I tin* t'lifilinrnl and overv conei ivuldt*
f rniieo during IPZ*.',, ony I l’II di ' of I"- 7:t veao. Pie ideal van Min-1 viinter’ . Ami it.au invasion nf til■■, shape and |ei}»ih are retuvMjnteil.
vnrees were granted to A merivnn •deiibiav: s< orns I tie* suggestion llm t. American Mage, more iuieiisiie ' ,\ || |;in,iv of (.(mu-s n" ’ rmnloyed—
citizens In that vein, a, cording te 'h e employ a personal physician. I than usual, has met with a mixed; aiuhei\ i-ide. i rental, agate, onyx,
ctalls.des Issued !>\ llv jira i. tries 1Hm ,\m etitan emilom In which ti ere.'iitiiiii. Due week saw ihe j Jupi.dnV.ud find eaemdian, ' Muiieiit tbe Interior and .in dice. The ff'Pei ud idiysieian wiiielteti care i opening of Ih-. e Amern.n, ..ffet tinms useil with cut steel or uuiuntt»lit
tthofitlcn had I lie »lutj, ti<-< drawn J fully uvei llie nhvtdrrl welfare of j lags and a fmiith, "’I'he I-irrliiiiiul,” , ,| ,,,, j.„ld or platinum. The de
Up ns p r o o f t h at III ’l.iri
diviATi the chiefexevaliv c, ue< oiupai.v illg Wvtlihl have opened the ,-uiue we. k ■igns imtililv pear-shupes. balls,
privilege" was m l being iibtisetl him onhis imirney.-.morelv evoke. ' if Iv or N'owlto fun! u,u droupi-d
tapering drops, (rellis work. Inti!-'
by Amrrh mu..
Pltiilr
,il thp. ).resident m I pain. v ihigovr on bis
foot ia an over- b.-’t ■
* >iiunve iitui oval-
,r,! «ther tropical ™
motor drive, to
Ollier louthern FloriJJ
-Muiic by the Hoa™
';r''hcst^ ^ towni
Jay evening |n
room by th« Hoth»»
chcistra of Ifl i g i , , "
ttvrr.s. etc
Hu*
CM,
HOLL1
By.|
Klorida'i Ati-Yor i
Jut y : IV,
’ | BERLIN LETTER LONDON LETTER
T
Y
ht*tv
i\ r tin hul i*\ ill
1 1 a ll .-1a 1 . In a:
iuml.iilth;
Y
f . o.
•o nail I\ that tin piodtallou had l<>
Tuebe’s cotuirl... I loved bv iv1 iti.t liu horoiiropes has!
uni I geiieiuli.'ii- of Vuieritaii stu- Ilie on- blent woulil
be po timhed.
-ci. ed upon Mayfair soeielv and
.dents la Paris, .oun ari- to be vlis- wer.- t-i become ill,"
‘ihe fnflav of Auieiii.au iilnv-, to lho do!igIi| of the "seers,” mules |
CC'itinued, follnwlng mill oblivion nf In i : eeretarius.
Ann t u na a< tor., and Auu rnam pro* and f> niab * "f tile fashionable ilistho parent iurtitutlou, the Uouge
dtleei In.s 1 iiiim iI am. Ii misgiv. Irit-t are limiting to buv their bin-!
’1 he president mule
eoiicerts in ilu l.uim uim iter which otigli physical examination in April, ing among both the v n lic - and n-co|u s.
Uled during t Ii • war.
Il'Jo. 111,•( a fte r he amiouiieed hi I lie,iti a al manager-- of l.omlon.
’llm Usual lout or five local |
Til nj i• I v. o p' itu'l.t. Ill .1it 111iv,’li- wan hi In a t-ualidate t<>I (lie preM I It v me asking if tin Icgdnuule i-laii
<>t whatever name j
provlde.l an eviuing ■ liu- wor|., j thin v The examining doctor pr.. lane i la -ne. umb to Amern.ia t |HX vo .ud-.
1110. . have been Mippleuf mar ti r .,01111 • . . ,.m 1. 1.; nml aoait.id lit in 111 e\ee!leal be'dl h a id doniii.a*. i..a ns the motion p i.iiK
|,\ „
,,r ri:,
“ mush*
modern, tor w<l ctuts. hull alto jsinee then hi had ant ImtluM .1 tlie.it 1 e.- already have done
1
enlhagne*. each al whom is
entitles pul runs 11» ft 1 lip ul fill ft'r. abiiat Ins health. He m tmt a
11 e tin ee o;. .iuags a ....... . w e k ; mtikmu a neal fortune, for they
Mass of beer 01 oUmi mil.I stmm I comioinieil on
journeys out "I <Wrt 0 llo.M of “ i lie Student Prince.’’.
. l Veii pounds sterling for
lunl. !•'imioiih 01111''. some vvlmt Ib 'jx i
‘ lb*’ h 'd Root
anil llotlinlot
their servties und often rueces-nbbreviate.l vv.-r.' vvt II tendered bv
I’resldi at von 11in.lenlnirg’s r.,e; '1 ho lit-t name.I minks the en I fully suggest that talismans which
II small but "a ell.‘til in cllesl 1... ne mi- longi.itv 1 iignlitiity and iia tn e «t the J iiubeit- intv tin tJmv .,.f| nuist be worn bv Hie
. Hhlch lliehuhd iiianv
imiMetai: an.lb cation in <ve, ylliiug
I "tnlim fold, where they have a. ' , jj«nl to Insure j-notl luck or a
tVhu later h.'i nine rainou
• ’bit r meinli. i of Ivai-ec
U il ipured half interest in s is .tlm.iti. s |lr,.,)n m arriage m a Iderby winS*-J ' uactUes Thiliaial. I tam i '. lead lo bn Memorial eliunlt. vvliieh it> *and are idanaing to iiiodn.e a nuin- ■lu,r ,,r
itig violinist, *Mii bin first oppni. being, sin rounded bv an ever-in-( bn- ol Amei ican shows.
, ' ’i ho hurosenpes nr® elaborate nftunity in tlie Rouge epnet rt-, while <reusing numb.-r of cabarets. |
—
fairs, often taken 10 or 15 typefnirtotis eomiuscis did not thlnl. »j,milling lestuix, e«f« and innWestmii.inter Abbey s inU-rlo. i> I w| itu,n H|u.,.u „ f foolscap. They
it hen cat 11 their digultv to nuiuut • lit.,, pictures, are .011
llm' ti * jundeigoing a general scouring vyitli j |,in t. Kjvvn rise to a new form of
Uw platform beside ITuneln Ton,he> , h.m, the i. nt-i of Vk.'iitun leanets and elvelrical jeritevtainnienl. the ljuruscopo party,
Wu
V Iho, who erm.lueted and also plaV |A i.g,.,tc Victoria suimre. limit the seriildM >>, a :,.! muvvellmiH demra- at which, each l'J
gny/t brings ids [ j
Oil the <elb.
the dimppotiruiue ( i,.unnl.|. VU'M end eesidiali.il 1 lions m gold and beautiful bright lioroseope nnd reads
it aloud, al- j
of Tpllclle ai d bis little bend i . I d b t i i . t , ns the -ile for Ihe chili di •
are In in7 introvert'd .nil Willis i lowing tlie other guests to discuss |
mourned l>v a li«.- 1 of poor art in non s t y of K a iser Wilhelm.
.tin] itillars which laid greyed under it, to liis advantage or otherwise.
•
In s, whom he provided til" md>
The s.piare i. tlie hub ol tin I the ninL. and iltiot nf eenluri 's.
oppoi titnii v v.athiu tin ir loeaif to ni f to. ratie night life, do-i o I INery foot of tlie wall 11ml ceil
bear go.si mu»ir w II an I faith- 11 ttiv clien It. in N’.'vv V..:|,, 1 jug in the great eathediul i> to in i TAMf’A—Tampete Amusement
t'o. to eon struct $100,000 am use-'
fully interpreli vl.
e.lino.t hidden l>\ the toweling
lli stoied ns ileal Iv as possible to . meat concession.
-ti..In is about it, tlie font'.-piled it- original Hint.-. Wall painting*
Few filler! 1 !•■• t.m be ic:,d. to temao-i .jm
•itemoi in I
<hatch diiting buck t <* 1 ”011 have already
pay glt ttli t I'lotit* than "d. tin •
t«m'h- ovci -aweil l.\ tit. glare of j l. -en un.overed and pillarx which
lie .fu n ."
\ T’i neb tte ipouv I,ii>; h/ht - ..f It. .bn'- "ttri.it
whit vveie HiiimoHeil to !<.'ordinary nlaiu*
ileala in raldnt, 1 : ami t !■< . u It v*av." Do Kin 110 1 -lemlanuo
i.lmkemd by gihne proved to be
rkilts, hit- |>aivt divnbitds at
i'botigh .Ihivvi.t to vvoii-itip ut f 1tier i.d and whife marble. Even
1!7, .’.0 and In pt 1 . ' i t ia Dm l.t-t 1 • •!'
.‘'pud..v P’"i'iiii e
l.ctei the pull deem at - ti* mi many of
four yrar» und Ip.. pinil bo- k lit.lt '• ' v' i i * ,.f tlif night ore .iwtd.e, tin* tombs are lovelv mosaic
when |
••f it- eiiliitnl. .0 I’a.OOO.OOP from'- ih. , 01-1 egiition .••mid. ms tbtut 1 1 hey cmcret* from the hands
of
Its MO fraoi bares, on vvltiih "
Up atti ndunei* nt Verpi.r and eve tins deanei's.
frillies each ha- been rctmid, ur- pitp> s c a. - i- lulling off becau-e
e
.Mm li ol Hie netvvm 1. has been ef
•tuutvd at :i.i»f>0 friities.
"! Hie . ''.uitepatt tin tii.its on nil 1 fectii.illv 1 once a 11-d lmeaUMi of a
You're liidiiiid tlie limes if v«<u
*ides
I In heavv stone walla of vatnixh ladieved to have been np
A i'*rcm*h hli-biiiitl lilt- found a 1 lie eliuich. pmi-liioofi's -ay, fail plied under tlie instructions of Sir don't know that t ’nd Liver Oil is
tlCIV plea for diviner, Ian rd on tin to -hoi .ut the mini nine nf Jnz* 11 'liristophcr Wren whieh was ruit- the greatest flesh producer in
/ltd that in France diviner ran I" I' i ' d'- during
eek day religion.- posed to preserve the culora. This world.
rtj
erupted f o / "serious i» till
ao.i ■"in i t 1
Bemuse it <oniuinr more \ itnii/. . 1
\od at tilglti tlm bright vi. 1 pish prohahlv did preserve the
the 'Judge hie• fall d i-ric lim a- byb!- (Ii;l.er tbioiigh liu -taini'd- m ini-, Iml it held dust und Kinoke ing vitamine.i thap aYiy food you
tu V*hat n o p : itpti ,- a "lori. ii- m- glass vvitulnws am) distriut at ton and coaled the art objects an .Iteuv- can get.
r.ult."
ti'Ui ff'im the serviee.
it v well grime that miidern visitor!, j You'll i>e glad to know that t u)
This ito li'i:i,l bad ale ndoiie.l It
ttv, bail
have
hud little conception of the ! Liver Oil come.- m nilgai coated
homo fm n vvoiran whom*In bmg
I»’.' b" I**..o l- of Intv iiig more l i dhtml adiicv. m. iit- of mediaeval tablets nov.. so if von lealfy want
cal tu make hi. wife 1, mum a.- Dm imi-ie.il •iiivetors nf note thiin any j vvm knien
to pot 10 or IJ pounds of solid
divorce court bleed him. liis vvtte otbob 1 Mv in tin* world. A rth u r' It will probably take l!tl years to healthy flesh on vnur bmies nml
buwevor, tireferied to tube no «»•- Boilniukv of tlie Mctiour,lilan | complete tip. iv-tnratiou whieh is feel well and strung—ask tlie
tiun. for . bit • hUihvnV
,,
,
1 . 1 >abe and
1
Opera, New York observed to a I going on under the diiectinn of E. Union PhftWiuey or any druggist
Itccuus"
I'l' f o i H to keep her XiD-n.l lluritlg a .... ..
of tlie! " - =
- - •" —
for I* box of Mcl’ov’h Cod Liver
ntarricTi name, which French law Mitniutml Opera in (lerlin:
treute. would ninip out of the nu- Oil ( ’uutpoumi Tablets.
make.-, a wife drop after divorce. ,
Only 00 cent* for fltl tabhit* and
"I am sure that if tin; conductor; diettec nml uffei in wield tlie bntUrowing luipntN lit the b.l.bami suddenly were
become ill u,ul Ion "
‘
If you don’t gain five Hounds in :10
finally |mgen i rocrmlmgs for di- „„ upp,..,! frt, volunueis were f he
Among ti;,. Ib rlmms in intvr- <iay* yottr druggist t- uutborized
vOrco' him*f!.'
He phuuled tin t mi.de flam the tinge, a! Iei*si .10 national demand a> guest eniiduc- to hand you hack the tm nev you
111.- wife'n lefvl ii to ileinuml di
Itaid fo r titv 111.
—adv.
VptVt run. t il ulo a ‘Vurir vu iiw.ilt" L-'.'.'-iliiLl'iL:; 'y7i'J^ a_iit:i,t"r of thin tnrr ate Willu liit i'lierlvvneitglor.
Bruuu
VY.iltei.
F
litZweig,
Erich
tv trim.
Sucit roiulurtoiive. I the form o f rigibs fi’j- inch
Tho jKtciher, leu Blech. Otto Klemperer,
nrguid, j»'i"v. . «1 1 ■• indtffvrente t -tmt- (ttv cut Ilki tip- ronviHitlint*1
timi- tirurgu
(ion
Szell. Max Von Schilling*
ia h t
bis net® i.nd proved that It - a' •ti bruiiiiclotli Jiiticlc ut l ull.Inn.
t
Incur
Fried
nml
mure
(xwcutly.
tm h- ii tin humirtance to him end
P-.hriK :i fclmw u likllljr for the Ernof IL.pp, .»t New Yuri
*Ktuef.in' a rjivnne rhouttl !»• |t,-t> t'M!• it f'liilv.
ur.
It- ■tlv •liiivvl.i k 1 conduct-, v-lml •* .ltd to ^f>v ....
rouneeti i g ti.ist her.
ie n e w J*axativc*Cnthati?c i 1
i" Hu* high com. owing t<> tit* dv- largest m.ivie ..rchi-Tru in
tin*
XlztiVd *l.i,»", for rev-’cal vuarV '.mml for littit.l i tilns, :i ihflh tiily 1 world nt the I’fn I'nlust Amusoo.
roiiulur tvlih wurni 'i I«»r uric or- v lp,-h i* Being over. .imp bv imi- While Rlrb tr.i si huh- dm*s not
toh
o. m
Hh.UM
uitil even H.-,rt ...at* *
R’*‘- that
Rvc inRertincrBerlin, lie t..;hi re ho «»ftutt
i k i , utui e\«n H'.Htrt ..mt*, t|„.r
„,| t-loil, printed to Link
•Ic H h u t d i c h e ,b lllo u s tte fa 13 1
count him as their
h a * fuddetdy u p p c jire il ip I’titt* tu jk(l Jil l ( r ,|
•n
n d o th e r powci d iitm lc ri “ *
Thin Men
Skinny Men
Run Down Men
K
Nervous Men J
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Announcing the Greatest Sale of
its kind ever held in Florida
REMOVAL
In about two weeks we will be ready to mo\e
into our new building’, and in order to clear the stocks in
a large number of departm ents which are now located
out of the main building, we are staging this great sale.
The following departm ents are offering everything
in stock at prices th a t are drastically reduced;'
Furniture
( * f v . 7 ; . - kT A
Housewares
Blankets
#'
-
* 5h ‘ 4 ' '
Appliances
Luggage
Draperies
Rugs
Chinaware
The above departm ents are located at 119 ^
Court Street and about the middle of the month t .
will be moved into our new building, which is now pi*
tically completed.
Everything in stock is reduced.
,
Now is tlie tim e for homebuilders and otheij*'
want to purchase new furnishings, rugs, draper
furniture, to purchase the things they want at p
th at are indeed low.
.
^
It will pay you to attend this sale. It is e
widely advertised sale th a t has ever been he
tral Florida.
ijj
V y
Sale Starts Monday, March
and continues for two weeks—or until we
move into our new store. Attend this sait.
•Lax §
surerelieffor a
c o n s tip a tio n
J
Orlando, Florida
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THEjANFgRPjtERALDj MONDAY, MAt
A u th o r
o ^ ^ I w
r o
“Humor escfae
‘j10 S Ui«S escapc
* »■^rom
,
L e l Ditlenhorlcr’. G e » U
and Blucher spals.
j rOTy home fritured aw ay
“ fore Dittenhorfcrs. Uld
a of interest in clocked socks,
fcJetty girls twittered before
$ lialc bird-like nonsenses
Sometimes on Saturday .afternoons, for hours,
Will Smith, with his hands crossed on the top of
his bamboo cane, sat on the white stone of this
coping, watching the lovely things go by.
There came one day, out of the great hotel,
two girls with the kind of perfume* to them that
Saturday after Saturday could make Will Smith
close his eyes and whiff cf heaven as the stroam 9!
girls passed him by. They came straight toward
the fountain and up on the click of their tail little
heels to the coping beside where Will sat, and With
little squeals and little giggles and the most ador
able little noises ihat doves m ake, they p e e r e d into
the howl of the fountain and then dreW hack again,
and with more giggles and whisperings behind the
it Will Smith felt most keenly
Jed for the appreciation of
knew practically nothing at
U n girls except unsuccess,
u in a really innocent w ay,
L to stand sometimes when
[about, in the open doorway
Lire the pretty thmgs as they
L tall heels with their■ kith*
l mouths and their eyes so
fonder the eaves of little lints.
It was Sadie Bemis at the
t0 rave WH1 Smith crocheted
Lj nnd once 0 big frame of
few of-Niagara Fails in it, lmt
and hi* landlady’s ristcr, and
L -1,5 cat out on the front stoop
[ shirtwaist, ? ivvant.
matter WiM Smith w as not
* W3I. even with ira u y silver
which he invariably accam uon the scaler, weighed one
ends* But lie us?d *o explain
pper, nil right!
I
\S dapper, all right I no
ewnstonc >*oop of his bonrdq little glirk. and sometimes
en straw r.:nts. looked nftcr
Not always complimcnthry.
|aij$inj> toe dapper."
•
tTJtt car accident Will had
nose. Ilia* interfered com e
ly 0! hi profile. Dittcnhnrfer,
rd V/i1 ho ’ about nine appli*
hi.rrph’, -,1 li -nk i ll »nke that
i!ow.” •
ua.v--Fee liisle fallow has hir.
te&an eiery Saturday at one
h w-.nc'Niig Ike this: What if I
\ d r.mi 7:<ih Avenue and should
lor'iit »j*:)--.i h'*ug run over by an
the wen* la fail in love with me.
hit Innp and. M illionaire’s
not! with chauffeurs, chefs, even
1 if I were '0 ju x u off a p:cr at
1 'o r.av? the Ladv Patricia
drowirng in 0 Vpji surf. Stranger
l?nC().
K
|f every Snturdiiy^noon w as the
Retire fnr Will Smith.. c It meant
inderneath his m attress of the
wie chock trousers. It meant
by l!v: -»roa al*c, pungency of
l meant a pink bordered hand*
t iiiot ilv* right angle in the
lack and while check coat.
Smith sauntering forth from
with the air of a prince from
1 to <'l*«-f pshead Bnv, or a stroll
k They rcade hir. heart miss n
mes, as they passed him, prongc 0*-;-/ worlds. Their pnii'tcd
Mil Smith was naughty enough v
nd experience the feel of those
UP against his own lips. The
oxe leaves.
ic day, as Will had know n it
Japped hirn on the shoulder,
m s*)°* ‘n New T ork, one
Plaza spots in the world, w here
® e*h In the center of this Plaza,
1 multiplied cascades.* A lovely
jjjd wjth a figure as lovely as
beautiful hotels in the world
^in white tmd shining splendor,
mu hotel cross diagonally, this
Avenue’s big parade.
~ ~ l ^ r d a y half holiday was Will Smith's salvation. It meant
his e$ f f l Cs S , Z t h %
so u l of a cavalier, and the squash face.
A little squ ash - face lej j oW * h° '^cTolh Will Smith set forth in
• ’ A nd e very .satin
g- well, stranger things had hap
pened Princesses
hadtoJL
a straight
With a flash of gold-mesh bag and more ador
able smiles and thank yous, suddenly there was a
tcn-dollar bill in Will Smith’* hand.
When Will Smith reached his boarding hou*«
in his soaking-wet black-and-white soil.and his
feet in the socks that squnched of bubbles, he
didn’t care who knew it or saw i t He bad been /
crying, great big blubbering tear* of disillusionment, self disgust, hopelessness-of-epirii, and,
chagrin-of-heart.
*
He had been crying. Because life had handed
him a squash profile and the heart of a prince.
Cruel, ironical quirk.
4
II V I1 IV U I
Prince.
I•
MA rn rsa.es (not kali concealed
their l|Ule
, , , orcl-.d corsages
v.uh mor. coo.ngs
nrorc morrimen., drew
i " rl1’ The dear S y things. T h e y h a d brought
n g o u W ’t l o ^ a i n !
An after,»8 ^
t - T - f i T
» !••••
There were
w
i the bowl w as blonde and,
•
Adventure had tapped Wftl on the shoulder.
The black and white c h e c k e d shoulder. And so,
black and white checks and all, Will went in after,
her, into the fountain.
^
Not that there was much to do after Will had
.walked in. except to lead out a very blue-e^d
iU »
gsisr—
^
3
Romance had prompted Adventure to tap
him on the shoulder.
?
,..
da ? \ a had ever beheld in woman s eyes.
The pretty thing*. They stood fterogigghn^.
- They stood there thanking hm with shy, *weet
C0,“raH w . •
For what, he scarcely knew
•
And then this happened: ^ c a o ..o f the .
eye, t e e r t t d , and whispered more
merriment,no donbt. o^becaus.^nf
^
ont
lit
,
• sa ric-Uk
t S uimoed
f lB toithist of ankles and aB. 9 “ c
And then it happened jurfni WB,
lifted h u d , tookhisstep
«
r .-—
no b o a rd e rs on
the front stoop,
' for Which he was grateful, but up in hi* room,
standing betide the broken wash bowl in which he
had recently washed hi* hands before leaving the
. jio u s e , wa* Sadie Bemb, who had smashed it while t
cleaning his rbom.
„
Poor Sadie. She tried to stifle her whs at
his coming. The ugly broken thbg lying there id
chunks on the Axnudster carpet. *Don t cry, *
, Sadie,” said WjB Sfnith, handing her a hnsted,
anger-tortured, afl-hnWorn-in-twO ebfect m his
t h u d - . tch-ddlUr bBL _ "Tike Bmt, Stdie. u d
. ' bny a new VAih bowL That s all )Hi g u d for,
Nice Sadie, don't you cty."
, ,
.. .
“Oh, Mr. Smith," said Sadie, and placed her
• robust, her tear-splotched face against his slightly
• damp bosom. "You’re a prince,” she kegt'i
reiterating hetweeri gulps of whs. f
■
4 Suddenly, I t he held her there,
irmm
came flowing hick to Will Smith anl, oa thatN > %
' dream, the realfcathm.
He WAS a prince. To Sadie. He wanted to
'through lift being a prince to dear, adoring
| m 11 ■ - » ■■
Vitine mmqr
i l l u j A-.-.X4-
him, tHwe
strangl'PK AliUiCr
■’ .
- -Vrr
, •
�'■Xff.'
« n» /’T iiiK o r t«*rl
f}r?mtil to
,,r.
l> ulinriLc e r t i f i e d c h o c k . JfUCh OunnitH
air t u I"- r e f u n d e d b o n a f i d e b l t h i r r *
! Inmti r e t u r n o f l>*nn* o lid »t><*i*mrn-
”
tilt County.
. . pncrlflintlotiH
Ifipl.
u pc a u l. !.
5 .it
of | . i a n - «
‘H r-J ;VrrlilUct
vVrl.M. ct nil*
may ■"» ,l?JnpTnciiVy-flv« (*3*’u,!j
DEVELOP INTO
ctloim to t h e a lr U m c c •
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o r >*»•"
; v r rt n X . Ar>n«tr t.
My o r d e r o r t h e C o u n t y H o a r d o
I»,Jl,lle J i m i r u r t l o n . H u m ln o li; C o u n
i v r i o r h u . K ebriu fw r Sml. 1 0 2 0 .
j - b l K l P T . ‘W I L L I A W i C h a i r m a n .
A t t i r t : T . w . I .a w t o n . S e c r e t a r y .
Vuay of Mnri'il’V. i)l>ijS 'r tS
mm**
elm
; Hut* Uay of thla i'|l p a
o rnl.luj h C
oourt
urt,
It te *•—*-"
IN rill-: count* OP TUB COUNTY
h im : n m w .
IN c u a m -r i i i , .............. .
iroVAI. I’KItN’ t ’OHroUATJli.V
,*|, r ,%
l.W O L A g y
«-m
poratloli.
Conip)iiiiiu|ii. (H eal)
Pem’itent rough* and cold* lead f»
I»v
v*.
wriou* trouble. You can atop them ■Sealed I1I1J* will In rot**-,
l A....US II. M O N T A W B , A n n i e H. K l d r l d g e lP„V«.A- M ' f e ' i ^
C o u n ty IJon n I o f , I'ulilii- In- i ’l .Montague.
Mary K. Mnntagii... S o l i c i t o r fo r
now with Creomuliion. an emulsified tin*
........, t |
irtirtioti
fi'"
ur
S em in o le
I’n u n l ) ,
wtrurlluti
w|Uo)v
of Sanmet L Montague,
crllltrud i’til** Office;
creosote that 1* pleaiant to take. Crco- ffinjjdn. at H
Hilip
Jtein-y utwiUV Alice M. Oryau. 11
Sanfuril. Klorlilu. unmulsion Ja a new medical dl*coTerr tSrfiriyiloiiii<*.
„
widow, nuif Max Marx, nml nil
with two-fold action; it aoothe* and ,j^iriV
Ill le lf A. -'I- liurI'lV.“icl'li. >«*:. f**r
unknown ilcvlsce*. gi-nuteru. or
heala the Inflamed membrane! and in- 1 th«*
th«* furnf*lilm.'
»r
mnti*rlnl*
fur
and
oilier elalimuH.-. i-talnilng tinder
• .y- ... - ■• ‘*
e r e c t i o n o f n cnn iid cte licntlUK
or ihrongli Mamticl
Montuguv,
n y e l- m . Irtoliiilltisr eri-cllon o f h e a t e r
liibita
^jenn b
growth.
ftllUi h*->ui
>»u»o
dereaseil. nml all unknown per not only hart but the 1
f
o
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t
h
W
ent
Side
l
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m
ry
room
,
Tor
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Of nil known drug*, creosote ia rec School Mul Id i mk lo c a t■evld aatt Sanford.
sons claiming oil lntrrcHt*ln tm* 2<,me»black andblue.
S an font.
In ml hereinafter described In this
ognized by high medical authorities a* In S e m in o le C o u n t ) . In
Ill accordance
a c c o rd a n c e
r l f ir a tl o n * it*
»•*
bill of complaint.
UCARBO takes out the p»kt*L
one of the greitett healing agencies for w i t h p la n * a m t K |ierlfirntlon*
Ilmpondcnts.
duces the swelling and remottatel
peniitent cough* and cold* and other j i r e p a r n l b y E l l o n J. Moughloii,
O r d e r o f I’o b l l e n t l o o
disfiguring black and blue math, k |
form* of throat trouble*. Creomulsion A reliltect.
Tin* llourtl r e s e r v e * t h e rlalii In T i l l : BTATI-: t ) F F li O U tD A . T o t h e
t
few hours the actual spot u»l
I
t
c
s
p
m
i
d
i
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d
s
:
re
je
e
l
illty
mill
II
Mil*.
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r
In
accoauin*, in addition to crcoiote, other
To t’tmrli** ll. .Mpntngne, Annie scaredv be found and ovcnugkt it U
unit uiil o r p u rl o f Mil h.v Iheni
healing element* which soothe and heal ee|il
I-:. Montagu-. cone. 'T he severest bruise TitW,l
lleelllinl t o lie t o tin* |_ir>t Intel rut S. Mmd'igiie. .Mat-)
Henry Uriel:, Alice At’. Itryan and
the infected membrane* «nd stop the iif ilil* C o m ity .
Copl •* o f pin 11- mill v|*. .-mi-ni I*.11* .Mnx .*111r • all .'IthnnWII lielre. dev- dru,
irritation and inflammation, while the m u)
isees,
grnidei** ami oilier elulmnnt*
In* had
Innl fr o m l In* relilt**rl u p .
crersoie goe* on to the »tora*ch. Is ah- on
„>.,)ilep
’i»o-lt o’from
f T w e n t y * f lv e ( f t’.i.oo) rlnlmlng .under Samuel S. Monta
sorbed into the blood, attacka the *cai <>u itepimlt —of Tu- -h iil.. -iieh ile- gue. and Interest In the hind •here
BETTER THAN IODINE
desrrlhisl. and .all unknown
of the trouble and checks the growth j ^ ’uVo boT. rmidcTbo.'m fid.* 1.1.I- after
person*
claiming
an
Interest
III
tlic
of the germ*.
i,i,.r* upon return of p l a n - and - p e e | . , land sltiiiili-il III Seminole (’utility,
-.mullin thr
ini. Arclilti
...............
Crromuliion is guaranteed satisfac- ! float
ei Hoard of | l-'liiriila. nml more particularly duII) Iona
o r d ein
r or lIn*
C o u ilti
lh ed o«:
too’ In the treatment of persistent I *ti lil 1 >• liiM riieilrin. Se m in o le ( ’m i n i ) , s c r•’Iti-glnniiig
ul the N\V corner
l o r i d a . F e lir m ir e 2. Ir»2i;
And
cough* and cold*, bronchi*! asthma, . Fr*Ttli*l>
ojp-nii- NI-JU "f SKU of HeeT. H'll.1,1 A IIS. t'lialrtii.'in
ir.n
23,
Tp.
21 S.. Ilnilge 2'J It.,
bronchitis and other form* of reapira- J At t e s t f T. W .-l .:i u to n . S e r r e t a i )
rim li. 1320 ft.. X. -HU) ft.. \V.
One K a r a t Diamond
torjr diseases, and is excellent for build
132V ft.. M. tan ft., to place of
NOTIUK TO t ’ONTII •F T O n - 1
ing up the system after colds or flu.
lo ginning, rotitatiling 12 acre*
R ing v
v
Money refunded if any conghorcoldis
S i ll Nil Mil* w i l l hi r i n l x ’lll III
not relieved after taking according to I In t ’m uti) rtoiiril nf I ’ ulilii* 111—
A coupon given with each fiva
fur
Siinluuli.
t ’miliiy,
directions. Ask your druggist. Creo- Klriii'tlnii
Ftorliln. nt S u p e i i n l i inli'iit’ * O ffice,
gallons
gas nml four quarts oik
mulsion Company. Atlanta. Ca. (adr) I’mirl
.......... llmi-e.
ii..ii*i. Sh'aiifiuil
a n fn ril. Fln rlila. niiAlfio n coupon with each dol
III leu A. M.. Matrli liiilu ir j r ,
la r ’s purchase unoij for
11.11 iu iik i
fur 1In* finnlshluv ■*( inali-rlal* for
M i n r r t u ru.vrii.fCToiUH
• rficejycd In 1mM| tile erertlun of a complete ln*nlALUMINUM WARE
K*nlnl IiIiIn will In*if
il’uhllc In -| jug *)'—
li-iii for Ilo* l’n-t Sill** I’rl—tliay have Vm all over E u r o p e tin* Fniltily Ltouril of
Drawings
each Monday and
nole t’oimi• . mury Sehiml llulMIui: lorateit nt K elly-Springficld T ires, A c
f*ir Pemlnbt*
h u t in E r a mii * partieularly — have -triK'llim
Thursday
In SemliO'l* i ’oiimI i . In in cessories, Gas an d Oils.
rim Mil. at Superintendent’* llffl** Kmifuril,
Willi plmi* mul *|n*r|fltheir iiilviintnge-.
Let us furnish you with tho best
I’nini Itnii-e, S.infnril. I'liulila. iin- enrilaiice
eilt hill* * IIS pri'pnri d In U ltun .1
Gas and Oil*, Tires aful Tuba
’I Itijy' g o a lo n g w a y t o w a r t l lll 1• it A M.; Mnr* li IHtli. |!I2«. f*.r Slm iglilmi. A ri-lillir!
Hi* f111 iil-lilug nf lull 11 rln I- fur mul
The Iton rat reserve- tin right in
-f lv in g th e p a rk in g p io ld em .
n t better prices,
lie* 1 li 1 linn uf a eninillete lunlltlg reject
nny unit all Mil*, or In in Y*»i» c a n g e t a m i d g e t o f a e a r ......
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liii'lnilliig
ernetimi of liealir H-pt any
Mil
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Mil
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them
tin l e - y o u enulil h e r e , to*»^ TriTtyi I*"*|" fo r I li <• C ra tn i m u firlmiil llnllil- 1J1 • itiod In In* in tin best (llleresl
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w . m " n h ; ; ! - of Ihe O01111I) .
1113 Sanford Ayt,
C. H . W IN N , M gr.
tTuple* of plans anil Miii-lflealInn*
Thin Would inal.e a pillion of trie tliid y o u c a n a l n m s l t a k e u p m t h e nml -tii'i'lfli'atlnliH a * p re p a r e d' ‘P.v limy
BY CHARLES P. STEWART
h e luid fr o m th e \ r c M l* c i u po n Cor. S an fo rd & G eneva A ves
Phone 461-J
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NBA Service W riter
iloi-H now, partly offsetting u c o u ld p a r k in y o u r o f f i c e , u n le s s
WASHINGTON, Mnr. 1.—Oil higher price, Iml not nllngotli,*r, it'.** a m i g h t y m i i i i II o f f ic e
conservation, which flm guvurnnu nt , if Hit- cm im vatnmi-l* •dull down
has been talking no much nbmil a* hard on production n* mime ofj A M U U I C A N S Won’t lik v Vm a l
lately—though ftl hnan't done nny them favor.
fira t, o f e o u rre .
T li c y w a n t t o
conserving—means more to pejlcH*
So, in the event of some such **it n t tin* H tc c r i n g win •»‘l o f li
triana than they realise, maybe.
program's adoption, the niitnist.-* i l i i ' m l n n u g h t .
I t means fewer automobile*. It only recourse will In* to go hi f,*i
Mill tin * )'ll Iiiivc
in" niHU1 to
iheann a nmAiler site, wltich it lighter Cue*, if lie' want in ion ’(•III if till «|l|1'*'fV||l I'llll 1
WIII
w on't h urt so much to lie run over tinue iiiiloinp.
»»||I .
m it ic k to
t i.NTir.irroitH.
BRUISES
Sp^ssar’
New Ford Coupe
Good 'Used and New
Parts for all Makes of
Automobiles..
Sanford Used Parts
Company
by.
Drastic ronservntion—the kind
advocated nt Ihu recent conference
of Secretaries of the Interior, Comtncrce, W ar, and the Nnvy Work,
Hoover, Davis nml Wilbur with
some of tho country'* lending oil
men—would advance the price *>l
gn», tu a certainty.
*
. lo t if
1 liiw 'll l u t• »• 1 • fin
! 1 u r n * ' 1V.'li Htfli 1
1*1 Will 1lilt
THAT'S wind.' _li.ipip'io*1
Europe already.
»,
mu it In* inr if. I. ll
There g«* •e*>*l* almiil ■ llir/’t
tiuleH what d em.ts here nn*l 1 li *1
pt uple liav rn ’t neartv
ion* t< l l o x e r
Is
F ln n l
money.
They
imply l*.m*
i*.
l> \
ecolininu*
In
Em m c,
fur
11mt ji 11, * .
u
h o m e - p o w e r eho-M-V n - a
1 .... I
*ized e a r .
P l e n t y a r e mil.. I ■
T h e y g o p r e t t y f a s t . Inn tit. . n
u iie tp ta l lo a n y -m li Inn >**;
s p e e d 11- 1 In* M o g u l
I o i i Ikio I m
A liiel iviint e l m - e iruiiiul u*
S #s i< r
dhi
h Mil
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.S.SmMi'OO P l . - r r
m is s io n
The following is a List of Communities served by
1A Mi’. \ . t1 li 2 ' .» • li I 1 ilglll*
1in \ well iit *.. I t F.i ■ ’t'i • 11
i »s Di
lilt.* ill *x• •.*. till. .1
M ils
Florida Power & Light Co.
HIALEAH
ARCADIA
HOLLY H ILL
ARCH CREKK
HOLLYWOOD
ANNA MARIA
INDIAN RIV ER CITY
BALDWIN
J N ’JTER
BOCA RATON
KELSEY CITY
BRADENTON
KENDALL
BRADENTON BEACH
LA GRANGE
CAMERON CITY
LA B ELLE
'CH A RLO TTE HARBOR LAKELAND
CLEV ELA N D
LARKINS
CORTEZ
LIVE OAK
DANIA
M ANATEE
DAYTONA BEACH
Mat (L E N N Y
D E E R FIEL D
MIAMI
EAST FT. MYERS
MIAMI BEACH
EAST PALATEA
MIMS
ELLENTON
MONROE
FT. LADDER DALE
NOCATEE
I T. MYERS
O K EECH O B EE
T I. OGDEN
OAKLAND PARK
HAWTHORNE
ONECO
f
I i a v o ’.
BritonH Who V isit T his S ta ll’
H elurn To Entfulnd WHh
Advice Cnlculiitcd To ( id
Action
On
Coloni/ntion
LONDON. Mai I i/T) ltnti*li
visitors relum ing fiom Elurida mlvocute tin* Anicrit’an boom spirit
fop llic development of tin* e m it
open ’•juice* of their Empire.
’Nyt since the (feral- rush for
E uglam l. in arty a thmisuml >cai>
ago by William Hie Cuip|uurur and
his mnulcHcript hurtle of adven
turers Ims tlii* country experi-l
cnccil anything like the Florida
luml bourn.
ll will In- remcmbored llmi William, ah lJuke of
Normandy, ami the loading royal
realtor of his times, jiruntiscd in-*
follotVcJ-* choice town lot* nml
country c*lutes in King ilarold’*
green little Inland ucm.* the 1 Inin
ltd.
Supporters flocked to In
banner.
j
Tfilnv. Imwivti, ilu* piI'lilcmT*i
tl<e ililtisli l*ic*, with a |n*pnl*itinn
of •IT.nim.mm III mi oieu little bug
er III,'in ( uliforniu. i» in 11mi Miit
a hit* emigrants fur tin* unpeopled
plan*- of ('nmiiln, Austiiilia nml The rut fn i| i*ss
u <1, r• i.
( >11Ntill, 1) v u i In viitcm ii witli «lvilrjih.li Afrli n
* i in i tni o r »n iii t*
, i %f I i> tl nl (i'll)
.■n’t i nrnugli a bloi 1, of
Tin lure of I’.ilm llcachc- ami vp 1 • li'f.i Ilfio 1 Im Ml>"*»
i tjkt ill*s*la, c . . ■talcil .it ShOO.OOII. It
Miami*, is*) ond the * -n* i« lin king a ,i . 11p I.tic 4 «ii *1
IP t*'l l»*U M| 1
I1 II,,) toll. Photo rllnW*
Pluimcriiur . }• i r r t *eoim> ii h i i c x - (Hi-11.* i| a o t l.,n* • *!*< 1 . i > t he hlar.r
ialeiil.
Sui phi* jiojiiiliitioii pa*
fer • tin* j.'owi iiincni "dole" tinv s iip x ; w i t ! i
in g •
eiltplo) lllclll Jill) to |Min*ili|i hllltl 1
S lin g
j
ship* ill tlie Cfiiindiun Norlliu’fHt
ur Hu* Aunlruliait busli.
E tm
grant • ar<‘ linndjiiekeil, hull li -lcd.
staiujud ami ujijirovitl by medical
inspector* of both liritisli and
Ciiion in I government*.
Englishmen who know Aiuerit':t
won hi cluingc nil this. They hnvi
rcttl the West tiovelojH’d by bouin*
tliut have jmshed but left 11 popu
lation tp develop rich cltlos and!
stall i*.
I’otentlnlly tin* Uritish
Enmire offers ninny *qeh op|>ue
tuuitie*.
S.
2V";
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SCALE. I'LAYKII HIES
DUNDEE. N. Y. Mur. I.- n't*
Carcilous Swurtli, 10, hlgh scltuol
banket bull jjtuycr i* dead if ov<\cxertion in a game.
* *j(
.
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ONE ON ITALIAN HOI'S —
NICE, Mur. t.—tfl*»—Gee., lit - i.
rtauped unU-FascIl, is bating a
laugh 011 Hie Ilniiun polkt
The Genoa chief telephoned » Nice
pajtcr uskiug fur informution u j*mi
Jtoesi. The General a t Hie time wu*>
of Waiea
(left) »yae,
^1 I if r j i y f4*1” l«iper. He took the. Tho Prince
_______
_____ ___
---- Farmer*
tckpfaono and tuld the- chic*/ 1how
Farmer* Union
Union dinr
dinner, huT iroC m
be had (Upped through Genoa.
ble frum
from hi»
hi* hum*.
horse.
1
.
Is Your town Here?
\
LOTS of nuto owner*—probably
millions—roundn't.aland any high
e r prices.
Thcy'ro hanging onto
m e r"iin *it* <**ii ?•••! li > iIII, fllllllll't
their curs by fhmnelul main
I.i* !, I:* ! .i.'ll ’ Illl'l .ii ... 1 ll., Ill 1111*1*
strength now.
Even a wee hit
t . *1* I '
in lil* -i inn 1 *
. 1 ..(.*
,
1 1MI • t ■ nl It* III*
of increase in the cost of operation
11*1m
I i* tv I 1 a n 1* i**liinl , 1|M
A u \ l .!,*»«•
Irn l
In.
would be too much for 'em.
tv, C
•* *.* n i l
To he sure, the conservationists i automobile in :i< 11in*111 t *
t<. n nt*
'
recommend higher lest gas and ‘ relntiiui t,• •*x: 1 **1.nmt *• p m i|* i n 1
1 . r. >,*h ;■ In* * n .|*ii*
1* inn *• V,
r i I
lni*iiii>r 1*11*1 *>i mu* ul ih \ii i* IIU| 1<,11.t >
leas extravagant motor*.
f j l ’ * 1 1 III*
They point out that tin* average can Mud lltai mu .lung >**m ihuu *• •• * III1t. 1* t;*\
American mncldnc wn-te*, mt witli a lack liamiiu*r •!•*** I** hr*
1:1 X M \ltl\ I \li 1 S | .M
»
chores other than tin; ucluul lawk iii'iilietl by a pile ilrivi
* 1 . | 1* ■ 11 m ; s, 11
. • *' <
ut scooting over the face of the
An Anii'i u an **:.i, wIn n
' . * I l * • ii*.
’
1 itu i
landscape, about UD pur cent of it- a pcdeslrimi, lit* .it, In * * u
, efficiency.
skwiuli*** In; Mill ..ti*! 1 *•• 1
** T
•* hi *m ical
I*
arms and k*g*> o ff .
.* lit *.' • in "-n I..* iittil Norwa.i
(Inc of Eraruc's lull* p *v.*<* mi the i k <ii ilg' it a m I il • ul * Icct •
NO auto can be made 1(10 p e r
cent officlcnt, hut. it can bo made merely crack* a coiijili* ul riM
1111; .in) nime mmiiltct * of tin*
JO or IS per cent so, Instead uf
l ■ *1 pi* "i.i*. li f li.iu (I'cnmniy at
ill*.**'
only 6.
THE SE lilt le I ' I’m It ilmifi m ' VI * . ! i
BRITISH URGE AI
FLORIDA SPIRIT!
ISLAND
Rines Filling Station
ORMOND
PAOLA
PA LATK A
PALM CITY
PA LM ETTO
PALMA SOLA
PA LM BEACH
PA R ISH
PEN SA COLA
PO RT ORANGE
PU N TA GOUDA
R IV IE R A
SA N FO R D
SA N M ATEO
ST. AUGUSTINE
STU A R T
T E R R A CEIA
T IC E
T IT U S V IL L E
W EST PALM BEACH
W ILH U It
•I
The ever-increasing- • dem ands of the cities and
towns listed above for the services of the Florida Power
'& LVht Company are an assurance of the maintenance
of the companyV earnings. This is one of the many im
portant factors demonstrating* the safety of the Com
pany’s Cumulative Preferred Stock. The stock pays
7' r and can be purchased for cash cr on Easy Payment
Plan of .SKI per share down and $10 per share per month.
O rders may Ih * placed and infornm lion obtained th ro u g h a n y employe of
Florida Power & Light Co.
Or inform al.on may be obtained and purehurtca made Ihrouuh
F irst N ational B a n k
Sanford. Florida.
Sun ford B ank and T ru st Co.
S anford, Florida.
•
»\ * r
( ul out and mail to order slock o r fo r com plete Inform ation
There is a \u sl d iffe r
ence between speculating
and im esUng. Investing
means putting money
away securely so th a t B
will pay you more money
regularly at stated p er
iods every year.
— -----------------------— - r -----------Florida Power & Light Co., G eneral O ffices, M iami, Florida.
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�H H 4 ANF0RD HERALD, MONDAY. MAR
/ t Doing-The
Cruickshank
MfVfS /T£M
Play-Off
VS •tUv'S, J
AMMHOUJ ?
jjk^OLL&Sfc
TAMPA. Fin.. Mur. 1.—f/P)
bhnny Forrcll. 1 ipa. won tho
_championship
Florida
open gol
here Sunday by scoring one stroke
leas *than Bobby Cruickshonk in
their lH-hnlc pliy-off. Farrell's
rcore Vas 72 and his ClUvHfro op
ponent jtook 73.
Each hod n total of 28fl a t the
conclusion of tho 72-hnle •rcgulnr
It wns then
S ame Saturday.
creed tn piny off the tie thin
mornjng.
That Johnny Farrell was a /ln n * gerous contender whr indicated by
tho first three holes, of play.
Johnny hahd a' par and two birdies
for the three hole?, and before the
match was well started had the
lead which ultimately won him the
title.
/
Hole No. 1 waa halved (n par
figures of 5, when each reached
the creen in three, and took the
customary two nutts.
Crulck- 1
thank's drive and brassie rccoiuI
netted him 500 yards on this hole.
Qn number two, Farrell's ap
proach second shots fell 20 feet
short of th e.iu p , while Cruickshnnk's rested only four feet from
the pin. Farrell rolled his ball
COACH AC0*3
c h a ^ l e s -Tom
T o 'fiSAlMIMG
.COACH
'PLA-nwa
HOuTH-
o«GAM’
Lt/nvr
I t TO
cuhm
1
The Davey-Winston Organization
Inc'
Owners
t t T S W W iB r„
w -1UH <5AHE T K E /
CwAQkjED tF T
CAM GET THAT
AMUSEMENTS
V . . ST E P/..
Milane 'TtoO B t-E
CuifH -THIS
IDEA
IVUT -ME
COMS MlflriT FORGET
S A R A S O T A , - F la ., M ar. 1.— </P)
—W alter Hagen,, repiescuting Uio
Professional Goifcht’ Aesbcintion,
dcfeatqd Bobby Jones, national nmnteur champion, eight up in thw
first 20 holes of their match Sun
day.
This'contest here wa* tins start
CHICAGO. Mar. 1.—<A7—Bas^bnll weather' greeted the Chicago
White Sdx. when they renchcd
their spring training camp a t
S h rc v c ^ rt, Ij i .. Sunany, but the
first workout was hold <»vcr until
today.
DINNER PAIL
lill.lA
EVANS
I hi "i ill o nni-r poll" is tbe pen
nant- -li.gim (.* iiu- sl. I.ouis C'ardo'sb.
k"ir<ri Hornsby, fam ous inunu-
ger and -cci.oil >ai ker of tl>? Cards,
»►thi nriL'iiiiitnr of tlie imitpie Idea.
Thr "rnldn r doughnut" is .nbOO
Sad a strui bail lias been placed on
oae tirnud lunch rooms. Likewise,
the rafeteriu i- in no better stand
ing.
"An irspty -tnmach is n big
ger hninlnap than a weak arm ,"
say- llnriolo
"In tl|j .ild days when all teams
stopped at American plan hotel*.
i
me iw mm ii,
1 am told.
I nder the methods now used by
X t u,',nV' that Of giving each
1 a jtr u daily allowance, of say
N E W
S L O G A N
four or five dollars, ju.-l th^* op
posite condition prevails.
"Instead of eating too mucK. cer
tain players eat too little and save
tbo difference. As n result their
work is seriously affected.
"A sour rtomurh makes for ju:>t
that kind of a ball player.
".Sinkers nnd a thosand-on-a-plule
{doughnuts and beans) lire not
quite in keeping with Wg league
standards nnd incidentally dan l
provide sufficient nourishment for
o player to do his best.
"When a member of my team
fails to deliver this summer I will
bo certain that it isn’t due to lack
of proper food.
According to Hornsby s plan, the
players will sign restaurant checks
nt the hotel where the team .» Btuy*
ing. up to the amount allowed. He
figures most of tho boys under
that plan will go the limit and he
SUys he won’t kick if they over
step n bit.
-
WTv?T/ Y ~ \
&: 25SBaasrasrrapsas»
In th e United Statan.
COHftAT.
uf showing til! his stu ff a t mire,
he is simply breaking some prev
ious innrk by a slight margin.
In this way hu'ninintnlns inter
est in each appearance and a t the
same time arouses much curiosity
as to wlmf he can renlly do. Sev
eral trad ; coaches of prominent
eastern colleges have it 1ready ev
reased the opinion that die will
cttcrO-1 feet, regarded an uri im
possible height for any pole vnultev tn oven attem pt.
ordered bach.
As they were
hacking up. the starting gup
hounded and all the boats raced
past thorn.
"W hat’s the use of rowing it
out." despairingly asked one of
the men.
"I’ll- not train nil summer and
then tint row," yelled ghnughnesTHF, lopr of tho United S taton.
R.v.
“Cut into it."
They did
by Hoff (ms made possible what
ami won.
should prove to be one of the
most interesting athletic events
ever staged. ‘ .
I t will b o 'B meeting between
Chnrlcy llo ff itntL Harold Osborn!
1Hoff is conceded ta bo tbo groatA typew ritten lis t of pUtyom 1
H o f f p E t.iv im fl
f Ifack evcnl•
i
UNIQUE COMPETITION
I ' i t hna been suggested that tbo
THE remarkable success of) contest he-an eight-even lest, tlw
j Paavo Nurmi, Finland's great run-1 probable events being high Jump,
net, certainly started an invasion (polo vault, broad jump, one sprint,
nf this country by crack foreign l one middle-distance race, a longathlctcd.
‘
J diataiu-e affair, a shot put and n
D uring, tlie winter Houben of j hnnlle contest.
.[
Germany, Pnulen of Holland, Good- ' Present plans call fop tbe affair
win of England and lloff of Nor- 1 to bo staged In Now York on
way have shown their wares to [March Id.
eastern audiences.
All were p ro -1
----------- -------------- -----claimed second Nurmis by tln ir T > „ 1 I
press agents but Hoff alone bus B a l l A J f t y C r S i t l l l l K
livid up to advance notices.'
He «
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iibVir compares with the great
HHS l i l t U lllllt
NE\V YORK. Mar. L—</P)—Su
perstition' phiVH a.lum d in deter
mining tho life of n imtioi* league
hat. Jam es C arring has fyund in his
wanders nil over tbo professionnl
baseball map selling pnrnphi rnnlin
for a well linowrr sporting goods
firm,
"Most of thu bigT enguerir imnglne each bat bps only.su mapy
hits In It. nnd when they go Into
a slump, they figure tho. allotted
quota of safe drives has been ex
hausted," sdys Cnrrlg, a form er
collego s ta r
Creighton U niver
sity. / T h e y purchase from t%vo
doicii to i giorn of hats each
ycr.L. They teat them , and,1 of
c u u n r. only it few satisfy them.
Tba dbicardn they give away.
The audience g rille d his effort
with cheers. ...Had h» not provetl
Ids ganiencss by Irrcaking u record
after suffiriiig v h a t seemed a
serious Injury7
.
rinfiow «tA
By Dick Dorgan
YOU KNOW M E A L
■3^cW ^ M O I c o m e
O O W K /T O S E E tr
t T 5 T R U E *T H A t
TUMMEV WAS HURT
f t W O C flW ‘7 F l G i A T
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SU G SY lV O T C
AS t h e M o o se
IS SO LO O U T
n iH H IIV T IU II III.CR'
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CONTINUOUS I'KUI'onMANCT
TODAY’S BEST BUYS
T hink of th in : 11 1-2 acres of h ig h and dry land w ith
over e ig h t hundved lo o t’fro n ta g e on C ountry Club road.
T hU la a n Id e a l auhdlvlalon p roperty or would make
ait entcb'
COLCLOUGH REALTY COMPANY
I Flr«l Nttl*l, Hank Hldif,
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GRAND OPERA WEEK
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Cavulluriu R unticana PngHncci E l T ro v ato ru
U n d e r D irection
MIL M A U R IC E F R A N K
• Now Y ork Im preunrio
O rch catra unt)er d irectioji D r. E rn e s t Knock. E n tire
ncriea tic k e t $16— 12.50— $10 P lus T a x . On sale T h u rs
day, Mflrch 4 th . No se rie s tic k e ts sold a f te r M arch 17.
Siniflo ndmlHsion sale boffins M arch 19th. M ail ord6re
to a u d ito riu m . Enclose check w ith ordor. R ese rv a tio n s
ireinff m ade now.
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400 fe e t on A. C. L. R ailroad, in sw iu hing lim its—
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Sanford, Florida
al Ms la te
TH.vrr coftcecT.
\ w e have t w
M V It W IH H "
will* V
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in the morning Hagen was 2 up
a t tlie end of the first, nine. At
the end of 18 holcn he was three up.
Both players were rather un
steady, but tho professional es
tablished bis lend through snpurior | erd a t fullbaelc.
putting on the greens. •
His basketba
Hagen's scorn of 71 was par for rhoved upon him
the course.
i a class when a
Jones completed the morning run t'hn t''«n< * /" ',!
for a card of 75.
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The pluyerii were repeatedly oif '
mmketbnll ti
t lie fairway with their tee shots ■Pj">‘ .
^’niv!‘t
anil neither had shown his usual ; hiuighncFs.v
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form at the close of the flirt )«. basketball nn.l I
During the afternoon round Hagen I " 10 1
steadied nnd gained five more holes j The procedure
on his Atlanta opponent. Hagen ’samp in truck,
is at Pasadena course, Kt. Peters- 1 into service tn l
burg. Hagen won tile first, fifth, an unavailable In
S flY ,M n-M U L °°o^
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Field’s
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EUMOHM.1U&
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HAGEiV fS WINNER'Tulane Coach Entered
OVER JONES 8 UP
IN FIRST MATCH
Professional Coif Cham pion
Successful in M eeting At
S u.osota W hen Ilolh Men
I’lay Ileiow U sual Form
Princess
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THE 3ANF0RP HERALD. MONDAY. M ARCnjiijW ’
—
PAULINA CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
m
,!»„ for Hemhioh;
h r nt
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N O T IC K TO
H> dlril hill* Will b*
W f1, ^
Hiip*rln«eij4*nt * o r n
the O b my He.*r<i of PoWJf l 1?.
struct Inn for Seminole
Florida, at the Hiit^rlnlendent *
Office. Court lf0“w,v8" ,Lf<BIVI ,2*1
da. until ten A. M. March l«»lt., 1#«•
for the furnishing of mnterlela for
and I he art-clip ti of.
im lld ln R lo c a te d a l H.m font. Ip
m ile C o u n t y »n ,
Ti1, .
n .iy ’l.o bnd'fmtn the * [ ? « « « « j ; jn£
..n deposit »r Twcnlf-flvo
(ISfi.OO) I the
f i v e (ISfi.Ob).
i'he^'* A r c H i u c / ” ^ , ,
Iml Is r* ecrtincd check, such
„ Tl>n
to b e rt'ftitilled b o n a
n o u n r e t u r n of p ln n * a nml
d s p .o or ------l H c n - ( fired ( 1 1 r.mvno,
)!??.
l i o n s to th o
A r c I t H c c t . H n h . c o n - that cashier'* eheellj1**' Ihrovljrt
i r a c t o r s m a y o b t a i n c o p i e s i i | i p | l c a . Hcrnfhole County'win ,nn ''link, ^
, „ i h . l r w o r k Upon i m y m e n l o f u* certified cheftS i1 L ? (,en»lrt.r,.i
Teti (flO.SO) D o ljn r * w h i c h Will b o Die successful hi.ivJu u!’". r,'rrk J
S u c c e s s f u l hlild er o r
wllli IrnremOrM
to f>.rnl*h
l'f .
M ilil'T*
^ l i v ^ w d u r o f th e C o u n ty H oard o r
t ’n h llb I n s t r u c t i o n . H e tn ltm le C o n n Iy“ F l o r i d a . F eb. 2nd JUfiJ.
•
F l t K D T . tVIf.t,TAJIK. C h a i r m a n
A t t e s t : T. tv. H t i w u m . H c q r e t a r y . __
w Oj
e t n a s a n d s p e c i f ic a tio n * J ’
p a r e d by H lto n J* .MoURhtolt. A r c h l-
1 Hticci-ssful h h jtlc r o r hhld cr* w ill
l„. n s u i t e d t u f u r n i s h u s u r e t y la nil
In a n a m o u n t e i m a l i o S c v e n i y - t l v o
( i t ) p e r c e n t o f t h e C o n t r a c t p ri c e n t
t l t e l r hid. nm l n» m e e t w i t h t h e up-,
p r u v a l o f t h e H oard.
, .
N o Iild Will h e c o n s i d e r e d u n le s s
m a d e u p o n f o r m u* f u r n i s h e d b>
t h e A r c h i t e c t , a n d a c c o m iia n lc d h>
a c e r t i f i e d c h e c k Mjnkltl* to r a w
lui.-ird In a m o d n t o f h l f t e e n Moo*
iiriii «a i . 5 0 0 .0 0 > D ollar* , ( p r o v id e d
ttm t r n a l il e r 's c h e c k * on h a n k s of
H em ln o le f o i m t V Will h e c o n s i d e re d
nil c e r t i f i e d C h e c k s). T h e c h e c k o f
t h e a u c c n s s t u l h ltld e r o r hlditcr* t o
In' r e t a i n e d hy aalit H o a rd a* lli|u ld a t f d d n m a g f * s h o u l d t h e atiecwwfn l lildiler n r hldrier* fnll o r re f u s e
t o c x c e u t e a c o n t r a c t to
supply
Imnd, a » r e q u i r e d , w i t h i n t e n d a y s
a f t e r n T I H c n n o t l r e of u r e e p t n n e e o f
i'P i
'" • r i te H o ard r e s e r v e s t h e r l s h t to
r e j e c t a n y n t a ll bids, o r t o a c .
i opt a n y h id o r p a r t o f b id 111
tl ir n i d e e m e d t o t h e l»r*t I n t e r e s t o r
l | , f io S ft5 , o f p la n * a n d * p e c lf le n t lo n s
rrfky he h a d . f r o m t h e A r c h l t e e t n p o n d e p o s i t o f T w c t r t y - f l v o HS5.00)
c e r t i f i e d c h e c k , mirlt d e p o s i t t o he
r. f u n d e d bntln fld o b id d e r * u p o n r e /
t u r n o f p l a n s a n d s p e c i f i c a t i o n * to
th o A reh iteet. ' H ub-contrnctor* m ay
iih ln ln c o p ie s a p p l l e n h l o *“ ‘ h p ' r
w o r k iipun p a y m e n t o f T e n (S lo an)
Dollar* U-Iilch will h e r e t a i n e d .
Ity o r d e r o f t h e I’o ii n ty IVmnl o f
t 'n h l l c I nsl n i e t l o n . H c n l n o i o (:o u n r c . F l o r i d a , K e h r u a r y 5nd. IPSfi.
J ' l t t i l t T. TVJI.I.IA.MH. C h a i r m a n
A t t e s t : T. W. L a w t o n , S e c r e t a r y .
v o T iir. to c o x T iM c ro n s
‘ litre are the first photographs ever taken of Hull) I'nulitia Longworth In the .nursery of her pnrcnl* ante nl Wnslilllgloil. wlllt l»f*r Joys,
They were made on Valentine's liny, her hlrlhday.
Healcil h id * w i l l t'« r e c e i v e d 1>V
i day when skirt* swept the grptind; lln< CoMiity_npanf of_PuM le_ln< » iruc;
l ! WASHINGTON. Kelt. 27.-~T heU iprr and iisauiplng a look of in- her
her. refuse*
refuse* to
to let
let her
her nuilwpolls--*
noftioi
!I
Imw ahe Iurkoy-lrottcd when the
Often Alice I.ong
i jnost famous ha by in America I* tcry;u
weltuehmer.7, her lime.
trine.
tiuv'u seriousness ( weltachmiTjc,
sedate r.elmtliflhehe was Iho only
worth
i*
seen
in
the
front
tow
the photographer called It) a* *he
. 1 year ol
of the visitor*' gallery nt the Sen thing “being done”—in abort, how
I I All of hich mean* that Mis a potted n l her pianoforte.
Baby I'nulinn—the.nam e, by the ate, her little black-felt toque shtt wa* the lev e r.th a t threw el
* I'milimi l.ongworth, daughter of
hands up in horror.
• Speaker Nicholas Longworth of way, in pronounced to rhyme with Hutched In her hand, watching the derly
And Washington asks i t s e l f ;
j fhn House of Representatives mid Carolina—has been raised by hand delude on the floor below.
And Washington, admitting that when I’nulinn grows up, will Alice
I A.Hec Roosevelt I.nnRvvnrth, who without too .much fuss and feath
Alice
Longworth i* "a good m oth l.o ttR W o rth hold n t i g h t elieckrein,
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i was bmn on St. Valentine's Pay in er*. according to her mother. And
Her er," let* it* memory drop hark nr will she give her lier head ?
} 1920, has passed one more Vnlcn- it. seem* to agree with hot.
Mt*. Lonirwiiil!it
l.ongworth, nci'drniiiR
nrconllng | ^*ia wt
Hut MtH.
g # PhmiA 17*1-1%
face already hit* something of the 20 years and wonders.
j tine's Day.
to intiinnU'A with whom nhn iil«* I
I ir s t St* I n o n e 17*It
recall*
the
exploit*
of
“the
comfortable
well-fod-ncws
of
her
■j I’hot open pliers were adinilted to
■the prr senre to record -baby Paul - father, the eminent speaker, and White House darling” of year* fuhhi®> the infuul Puuliiui only
. Jna for posterity and family nl- there i* a trace of her famous ago; how "Princes* Alice" smoked aayn—
#II want her to bo herw*lf with
the first cignrel ever smoked hv
liutrt*. Hatty rnuimn gave no in. , ,
terviews, contenting herself with I grandfather in her cys and cheek*. a gitl in public in Washington; out too many ohl hnndu liohling her
A com plete line of
the trm nrk,- “um goofy gabby*
CO
lumber
* NEW
LUMBER YARD
Ifer Smile Means Sunshine
1 " What shall we do now, lllcky- ry, surprised that n wooden man
i Woo?" asked Nancy. ‘Tllue Whis- should ent anything nt nil.
• |J<er* stole our nutamohiln.”
I "Knot*!" snid lllckydon. "I ent ,
t The square wooden man stopped sclbl fuels and solid facts only.)
u Vliggihg In his garden and thought That's wlint l am laisiiiR now in
J Jfor u minute.
I my pardon—solid facts ahoiil the
ft i fcfiWtse press my second button," I stars, fnets about people, facts
■4Jre.snid slowly. "I’ll have.to look' about uutanmhilc*, facts about
i in tny Index again."
' fnirior—"
C ypress and Pine
Frnm inj;
S heathing
Siding
Flooring
Celling
Finish
Mmililittg*
Enth
Itrick
•, U nie
X O T IC K ' h i C H N T H A C T O H M i
f u l h ld ile r ,)r m.ii' 1 *he
f u s e In ex ecu te ’^ r* f , 'l « r , "
s u p p l y I,ourt.
re n m r l r* el, Ani W
d a y * a f t e r wHttel,
' ’a
c e p l n n e c of bid.
u ,‘* "f *c.
The Hoarrl reserv-.
reject anv and nil M,,.*'® r,*ht Is
S caled hid* w ill to- ra e e l v m t h y e*pl any bid „r p, rt nf
,0 »rto lie to thV )?/... hjr 'hem.
t h e c o u n t y H o a rd • o f t ’n h l l c I n deemed
the
County.
M
lntert»t
„(
st r u c t i o n
for -b e m ln p le
C oyaty.
F l o r i d a , a t KuiMsHittendellt n O ffic e ,
C o u r t H o u se . H a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , u n
til t e n A. X\. M a r c h IC tb, ISS6. f o r
t h e f u r n ls h litB o f t n a t j r l a l k f o r bird
the e r e c t i o n o f rut a d d i t i o n t o t h e
P rinth sid e I V t m n r y H c h n o f r H a n f o r d ,
F lo r id * . In S e m i n o l e c o u n t y . In s c co rd an ce w i t h p la n s a n d an celflcn , Jon* u s p r e p a r e d
b y - niton J.
,\| o u g h t oh. A r c h i t e c t .
K n c c e ssfn l b i d d e r n r b W d e r s w ill
he r e q u i r e d to f u r n l s l t it s u r e l y h n n d
In n u a m o u n t e q u a l t o s e v e n t y - f i v e
i7.') p e r c e n t o f t h e c o n t r a c t p r i c e
o f Ih clt b id. a n d t o m e e t w i t h t h e
a p p r o v a l o f ihf» H o a r d .
n m y be h a d F rSt? t h ^ i " r',ti ! firtlf>a*
o n d e p o s i t of
"w u*.
IbJllgr* rertirie,TThJJlt.'fJ’®.<}Tk«i
to be refunrtert bon fMCh !,'Iw">lt
npon return of
huid-tl
tlon* to the Archlteet 5 i r |Wf|||«I n h e T r ^ p ^ ^ a a S S :
K
Ke nthnote* i'v,ijnq 0ly f «
d a . t o h r u a r y Ind
At,Mt;T W
='^'rton.8rh^5®r?:
Talk with our representatives today, they will be glad
to explain all the features of this pre-eminent invest
ment opportunity.
l ^ja ht i*r
W hile Ituck I’lnsler lln».r(l
{Nails
Screen W ire
UuilderH llitrdw nr*
1D itirs
.
j Wlitdijwit
Lenden
n’fcfffi PnimbM'urrd Screen*
t»nden
OU R O R G A N IZA TIO N
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F ra n k J , F itz p a tric k
D. C. G riffin
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1 W. C. HiJI I ;
Made lo O rder
H ow ard Overlin
M ildred G. Peabody _
p~gi£HI’Ff5Kr o T ~
' -F ra n k L . Woodruff, Jr,
E. Af. I lu n t
T H E B R IT T -C H IT T E N D E N R E A L T Y C 0 ;, INC.
vlcdirine' C abinets
SANFORD GROVE
A Property
Distinction
at Moderate
(io into any section of the G reater Sanford District, east,
south or west, look at every improvement; consider ev
ery phase ol future growth and increased values; com
pare prices; test the accessibility—you cannot duplicate
such matchless values as you will find a t Sanford Grove.
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l he location is supreme in accessibility—increased val
ues certain to follow—in harmony with the rapid growth
and progress of Sanford. * Prices today are lower than
in any other development. Comparison will convince you
of these facts.
-J
E. C. .MILLER, P resid en t
Find National Rank 11% ,
dy rein far thU game! {RudeoU at
at B ru n e i p i ^ U W
jy’« ' n ,J'
In the development of Florida there has always been one
section where the possibilities for profit has been great
er than, and more outstanding than in others. In San
ford where the rapid growth of the city is southward,
Druid Park lies right in the h e a rt of this tremendous
growth. On all sides building of g re a t magnitudes is
taking place, and improvement of astounding figures
are planned for immediate construction. ,
I dtirphy Ironinu Boardn
When A Horn* Needs Hrains
’
DRUID
The Price Is Right
SANFORD
Cash
,,,
n's 'H o ard .
g p p r o v a l of tlio u o n r u
N„ tlM w ill he r n n s M . n H ante**
f u r n i s h e d l».v
m o \reiilV ecL ' a*nd ' nerouVnanTed by
, c. r i m e d c h e c k p a y a b l e In said
ll o n n l In a m o u n t of
(IJ.OoVsO) Dollar*. <bM Vld«t t h a t
cualtler** c h e c k s o n h a n k s o f H'-nil•■ntn i'l Til II tV VI 111 I*1^
ceM lfled rheckV )
T h e check- o( th e
s u c c e s s f u l h h l d r r o r b id d er* to he
r e t a i n e d by s a id H o ard us llqttldaTed d nnm K es sh o u ld t h e sttoceMfUl
b i d d e r o r b id d e r s fail <Jr
e x e c u t e a c o n t r a c t an d t o sut'P D
bniul. n« r r n n l r H
n f t ^ r w r i t t e n noilt*#*
nrcvpum ro
of hid*.
T h e H oard r e s e r v e s t h e r l s h t to
r e j e c t n ny a n d nil bids, n r to ncc e p i a n v hid o r p o rt of hid hy t h e m
d e e m e d IO he In th e b est I n t e r e s t of
t h e C o u n ty . .
he rctnTned h v 7 '
bidder, 7,
,««>■»"*SJulV^ro *> iiqui?
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 1,1926
'or Heroes, Too
made public, the police* rending
th a t tn t .rate la "os per other
agreement."
The reason fo r the
secrecy 1* another secret oT the
trade.
Liability, of the carrier* ’.run*
about five, cent* on the hundred
dollar* of value, which is In it
self a considerable item n* silk
avera itch $1,000 n hale, and tho
liability charge like the insurance,
is on a time basis,
»
When insurance and carrier
liability are added to the co’st in
volved In a cartro of silk ranging
from $1,000,000 to more than $10,000,000, expeditious transporta
tions, becomes an economy rather
thnn an expense. Interest charg
es reach $1,000 to $1,500 n day.
The Arabia ^Maru has set the
record for a single cargo, docking
with 10,124 bales of row silk and
100 tons of manufactured silk or
a total value of $11,000,000. This
was ni.-bcil to mills In Pennsylva
nia, Now .lersey. New England on
two special trains consisting of 23
enrs.
Sixteen, engines, two of
It's grent to Ik? nccltiinicd
them electric, were used to haul
President Ropsevelt wns
ds thfs i t Ccor*c. F m ‘1 ° r lht* tho shipments to Chicago, whero
jUld Mrs. Fried cicaped ft happiest
am vSwYori?*
P,k'tUr.‘‘ *»«*!•.
he it was transferred for shipment
*cu YorJvs welcoming
throngs when
to their
homey little nnnrtmeoi
on enst.
' Nonf Stop Trains
T l^ sp e c ia l’trains ran on sched
ules calling for no stops except
to chnngc engines nt junction
(mints or through mechnnicnl ne
good enough ' to read wlh the
cessity.
verse* of other America# poets.
fcpced records • for overland
Some of these poems nppcnr in
transportation of silk is rlaimed by
•The Weary UlueH,” which Knopf
tho Great. Northern Railway, which
hn* published for Hughes. *(Tho
hauled 18 cars of raw silk and one
passenger conch from Seattle to
negm pud first begun ttf appear
fit. Paul in 52 hours and 36 min
in magnxines .and • then won the
ute*.
The name train relum ing
first ami third prizes in a contest
made the return trip in 47 hours
In-li) by n negro magazine for the
and 10 minutes, being favored by
lad negro poein of the year.
tbe grades, weslwnnl bound. The
Hughe* is no longer rustling
time for the* 3,571 miles \yns *<£>
illihrs.
He received n scholnrhours 45 minutes.
ntiiii iu Lincoln College, where he
will runtimic Id* education with
GIIIPLRY—Facilities being pro
lii« writing.
vided to hnnille Increasing amount
of produce grown in this section.
MUD CENTER FOLKS
— GOT A N Y C H IL D R E N ?
ANY CAT, DOG , CANARY,
E R P A R R O T ? PHONYGRAF
P L A Y E R -P l E A N N E R ,6 R .
RADIO WITH A LOUD " f
SP EA K E R ? y
k
_n o p b ! ftO T I
GoTTa WOODeAt LEG
HERS TRET SQOCAKS
t i m e AT TH»
a
A
WON’T O B JE C T + J 3
\ T a t ^ e r i S it
t ' i n t — h o p s y ia
Silk Cargoes From The Orient R
LAN D LO R D - D O BlE CLEGG'-S O BJECT IO N S To
AiClSG IN A N Y FoRAA' L E A D S 7 l> A THOROUGH
Q U E S T IO N IN G O F A L L PROSPECTIVE.TENANTS
B E F O R E R E N T IN G OWE O F H IS H O U SE S —
IN H IS D ESIRE. T b W IN T H E A P P R O V A L O P
H IS LANDLORD A CONSCIENTIOUS STRANGER.
POLLED A NEW O N E ON D O B (E .» ~ ~ .
Surgery At Sea
Nature’s Masterpieces
Mellonville and Gevena Avenues
tourists as evidenced by the [act that it is difficult to
t, o r r o o m a c & m t f n o d a U o n f i n t i f t y ^ t y W n h t ^ a t e M m
o be an even greater month for the’tourist business. It
is officially reported by the Florida East Coast railroad that it has for
months been carrying an average o f 2 500 passengers a day South, and only
w m q w r'
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IV larch is e x
: Hov.cn nmdcj
the append!t ip top idinpe i
tf*n
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‘uMn dunn„ ’ i s r w C j S S f f iU
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t k f. / o m i n g
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’yV«weoka
P‘'rIr jMthin
i*iB„ ' .'.^
few
K“ ;
df
contradiction
1500 are leaving.
this latest development of city
Sanford has a message to the hundreds ol thousands tourists that are iu
the State and to the permanent residents, and that message is embraced in
the “fourteen points” that make Sanford the city of safe investment, the
property of Sanford is by far
city of opportunity, the ideal city in w hich to live.
■ ' "i medical college L
!•
mil, 'j:i (top), of
>’<'• Zculund.
'" " n William* Torrington
*
I.tlillt rook on the
' * I*—' •■n, became ill with
ll111 at -ra, 11 r o m m c r
I
•• ;u •operating on him.
II 1 -'.tiit. Hit rumor ca lled
lrl' I'dwiirtis (below), the
' '-u* «hi.-f stowurd.
1 * 1L ' i 1 C . Hooker sal
' '• i., i, i.rgical party, too.
'
’>d the ship'* Bltp'
n trum ents didn't
. U'-rd to hold
B eyon d fear
T h e “fourteen points” have been translated into a series of strong ad
vertisements, written by trained advertising specialists, and this series is
now ready to be run in the great cities of the state. Over 1,000,000 people
it’s most desirable, possessing
a charm and natural beauty
hj
•*
%
unsurpassed in the Sanford
District. Already Sanfo Park
has lights, water, and tele
phone. A few minutes from
the post office.
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Tttfe SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY. MARCH 1^926
Sanford Dally IleraM
1NT AD. RATES
Vnaa: Cash in Advance
Vlepbone ads. will be received
*r; patrons and eollector sent
anudlately for payment.
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I Times
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( • T im e s ---------------- 7e a line
( Times — :-----------5c a line
The reduced r a te s ' arc for
Asectitlve insertions,.
Six words of average length
rs counted a line.
Minimum, charge of 30 for'
rat insertion.
All advertising la restricted
proper classification. A
IT an error Is made The San
ford Herald will be responsible
for only onq incorrect Insertion,
53— Bulldlnff M nterlals
WILLYS - KNIQHT and Overland. 27— P rofessional Services
P. and M. Motor Co., Parle and
YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN, to
Commercial.
do stenographic work. Apply
SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSBX
307 Sanford «Ave,
INC.
203 Oak Avenue
CHIROPRACTIC fo r th a t grlppy
H. B. McCALL
t M *■",H .t V V ;
.
Phone 41
cold o r the “ Flu", will work won
ders. Investigate and ascertain
Builders Supplies } h
■ CHEVROLET
our- record <during the epcdimlc.
Don-Jon ChevroktyCo., Inc.
110 North L a u rel‘St.
Phone 482-J for appointment. Dr.
TentlPwnd Sanfdfd Ave.. phono 708 W. E. MacDougnll. 1st. N a tl. Bank
REEL A SONS
You Drive It,
WIGnT PRINT SHOP—Printing
W. Myrtle and 2nd St. a t R. R. ■ Engraving, Embossing. Sec u r
58— Household Goods
first. We do it. Phono ,417-W
It. R.-Ave,-Commorcial St.
HOUSEHOLD furniture complete
furnishing of n 7-room home.
Mrs. Conley, Panla, Fin. i
DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS
FOR SALE—Fqur burner gas
NELL GOOD USED CARS
32— Help W anted— Fem ale
stovo with oven, 110.00. Call
811) Elm Avenue.
COLORED GIRL WANTED to
1021 Hup Touring
enro for child In nfterndon. Good 5 9 — Jew elry and W atches
1021. Dodge Touring
pay. Call nt 1112 Myrtle-Aye. 102.7 Essex (4) Touring
1024 S tar Touring
RELIABLE WATCH REPAIRING
GIRL to do hand nnd mnehine
1022 Overland T o u rin g ,
Jno. T. Brody. Brumb Puleston
sowing apply Monday, room 225 Building.
1022 Ford Touring
__
Mcinrh Building.
»
,
V
61— Miscellaneous
“Terms to Rome People'
WOMEN. WltfC HOME. Make
. $5,00 six hours work. Dignified. CUT FLOWERS for sale. Calendu
No t Selling, Consolidated Card
las, sweet pens and other cut
MILLER O. PHILLIPS, Inc.
Co., 128 N. Wells S t , Dopt. 288., flowers, 25c per dozen. . Phono
Chicago, 111,
40-W. Mrs. L. H. Jones.
Corner Oak ami Second S t
77— Housea for R ent________
m odern
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
House* with 0 rooms and bath,
fireplace, Urge yflrd with KnraRP
8100 per month to desirable party.
60— M achinery nnd Tools
Spanish design bungalow Celery
Improved Und. m S T 5 1
Well located houses^ apartmenU,
or home sites, with all improve If} Soii&em Sanford.
Ad,
ments. Prices and term* very rea Land Box 788, c it y .. A<*
sonable. .
'/ ,
A. P. CONNELLY A SONS
Cor..Second and Mfcgnolla
“ ~ .BEAUTIFUL
NEW
‘STUCCO BUNGALOW.
CELERY
lllfig. l ’hone 713,
TH E CELERY CROP Is NOW
’*» r‘ [* '
'4
• BEING MARKETED
Located on Oak Avenuo
a t fourteenth Street.
PRICE (8,000.00
82— B usiness P roperty
FILLING STATION
—TERMS—
L f rS ° l
Rcnl E state will become active
and values Increase. We ndxvlse buying now before they
advance further.
*
2 BUILDINGS ON LOT
THE DAVEY-WINSTON
Organization, Incorporated.
i
70x2101 •->t r .* A
We offer you choicb' lots in
TV®,n divisions of
banford. to-wlt: Franklin Ter
raco and Fort Molkm nt i)ar.
THIS W ILL MAKE YOU4
OWNERS
■•""ww-t
Mnsrtnlc Bldg.
Phono 707,
CLOSE IN
A LIVING
ONLY (3,000
'
fa JV
*' from *1,000, t0
.
CELERY FARMS
W . F. CARTER
Cash Paym ent (1,000,
Room 2S0 Malsch Building
[RELIABLE man wanted to show WA NNA MA K E R'S CLEVE LA N D
samples and take orders; exper
Tools improved, Dixie Triumph
ience not necessary, good pay, will resist cotton seed, recleaned 83— F a rm s an d L an d F o r Sale
pleasant work, steady position as nnd graded for plnnting, $3.75 per
our direct factory representative, 100 ih. Check with order, refer IN .THE BEAUTIFUL BLUE
1 5 — Service S tatio n s— Repair' good future. Apply at once to
A nice
ence Bnnk of W estern Carolina. •RIDGE Mountains.
Grant W estern, Co.. S47 N. Jack- W. L. Clark, Johnston S. C.
.shaded one acre lot. Elevated
son, Chirngo.
’
beauty Unsurpassed. Near trout
BARGAINS , •,
GALVANIZED^IRON AND wood stream and Spring. $75.00. (15
, H
WANTEDI
35—Salesm en nnd A gents
cash, (10.00 pur month. No in
en tubs for washing celery.
5000 Squeaks
Four room houso o n -P al
terest, taxes paid. Grand View
F. F..DUTTON & CO. We'll take ’em out nnd
m etto Avenuo for (2,500.00
Summer Colony. Jasper, Georgia.
ABSOLUTELY FREE
$700,00 cash, balance month61-A— Miscellaneous Ex
Monday nnd Tuesday,
FIFTEE N acres, 0 room house,
change
Feb. .22 and 23
orango grove nnd chicken form,
You can make $500.00 per month
PERFECTION AUTO
•
LAUNDRY
with the fas.tent selling nutu. neces REALTORS and' Brokers nhould In Igingwood. Sec SimmonB Real
An ideal residenro lot in
carry a completo list of tlid r ty Co., phono 49-J.
sity whirl) has no competition.
R obo Court, 150 feet front,
WIGHTS—Three, stations. Mag* This requires a man with vision best offerings in tho classified colfor $2,500.00 on liberal
81— H ouses F o r Sale
nolia nnd Socohd, First nnd Elm, nnd who is not afraid of P. if. W. urns daily.
term s.
Sanford Avenuo and 10lh Street, Write or cull Young, 1010 Pine
G5— Specials a t th e S tores
MODERN pew garage apartm ent
Expert service.
•______ Crest Ave., Orlando, Kin.
One of the best residence
close in. Price $3,000. Easy
Personals
lots
to bo had In Snnford,
TRACTOR Service, clearing plow
terms, Hagan Realty Co.
on French Avenue, oppoaito
ing, disking nnd rtreet grading.
IB CAN HELP US to win a .n r
I’inchurst; beautiful nhndo
ig, giving us your subscription Ix*t us do your subdivision. M. M.
trees,
good iieighborhood,
Lord,
Route
A,
Box
21
0
.______
bna Signal. Ail votes nppreclaSET YOUR TABLE
(2,500.00, Worth $3,000.00
L\ Nurses and M. Lahdgrnf.
18— B usiness Service O ffered
Terms to bo arranged.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN
ERER8 of heart trouble, An- , _____________________ :--------—
a Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthma,
Sanford Stovo & Furniture Co.
.....
ROGERS 1847 SILVF.UWAUV
Blood Pressure, Paralysis, 1
321 E. F irst Street
Only producers wanted. We have
BRITT-CI11TTEN.DKN REALTY
gladly tell you free, how you
Wo carry n full lino
Inn unusually attractive proposition
CO., INC.
Distributed by
p t quick and lasting relief, ur prices pro right. Cash or 1to offer to hustlers who hove come
FOR SALE, Furnished House on
l«fc using drugs, medicine or 1 arms. Wa w ant your business. \ to Hanford to tnuko money .Our 11stl ’ark Avenue with D rooms nnd
Address U, V. "Wolden, Box SSST.i a f f l f a t e S S A
bath. Faces cast. Owner will
Dl >g and eUenUl.U Vho U s t. If
THE
BALL
HARDWARE
CO
and want to
Soil a t $ufe00. Apply Box 120,
Large and Small
. Which we make a specialty of,
nt unusually low prices con
sidering the yield.
LAWTON, R ealtor
],
Me Inch Bldg.
.j
THE WHITE REALTY CO.
305 First Nn^'l Bank Bldg.
TWO LARGE BUILDING
-Announcements
LOTS
H—Automobiles
In Sanford Heights on paved
f
streets with all improvements
HOUSES—
Under , construction new
Spanish Btucco house,' seven
rooms; garage nhd servants
quarters. C bm er Magnolia
nnd Spurllng. E asy term s.
Will bo ready fo r occupancy
about February I
je houae
New Spanish
■lx rooms; In Bel ir on M el
lonvllle Avenue; easy term s.
New Spanish stucco bunga-
u & p m h .y h cru
v _____
with Nancy K, H unter Realty Co- land your Iheotrii pnllm ltadf Ad* J
5PUHLTNQ, subdivision Box SOU 8 t Augustine. Ffa.
'dross Box D-lOtf care Herald, for
it. Subdivision to Oran Interview. * ’ •*
*
, ■lorlda on.Dixie JH gh-1
00—-W anted—To Buy
Florida, and F l o r a / •
AMERICAN CAFE
We have junt opened lip a Piodern
buy several well located
cafe In the Cotes building. Wo s.'rvo
will pay you omdi for your
10—Ln«t nnd Found
homo cooked fooila, ip the cleanout
Address JVO. Box-371.
Si
I
ua
I
ions
Wnn
t
fd
—
Male
ofvsurroundings. Everything rani*
LE7 LTJIEIt covered transit rnwi in tary. Come in nnd eat with us.
A LITTLE VTANT/Ai) IN The WANTED AT ONCE Seven room
^'TfYnnOvrbod sub-division or on
MtUonvlIlr, Geneva „r Sanford F R E S H FRU IT, fresh vegetables.
HKRAI.l) will bring you in-big I bungalow, -I bedrooms. North
Avenue. *Rewunl if returned to
Fresh oysters daily. Wo carry results. Advertise those old ur- of H th St., west of Sanford Ave.
Court only the best in those linos. Try our tides you have stored away nnd Not over $10,000. Customer wnilH o tlie
store for quality produets. Royal bavo no use fob. A little thirty- *"K. A. I*. Connelly & Sons,
cent ud may bring you several Phone 48..Corner Magnolia nnd2nd.
Fruit Co., 107 W. F irst .Street
LOffT -Old fashioned
loir pin
dollars. 1 hone 148 nnd a repre. ^,,,,777, i I
r
i :
r
WANTED—l to 5 colonies of
with lines of Mark enamel. Find ~ 8 a n f o r 'd D ll u g c o m p a n y - sentatlvo will call nnd ver vou.
Bees, in modern 10 frame hives.
or return to tils Magnolia and re t
"Tho ltexnll Ktore”
B. F. Tiller, Puoln.
reive .reward.
Wo make n specially of our prompt .‘IK— llu.sint'ss O p p o r tu n itie s
filling of proscriptions and quick
FOR SALE BY OWNER, owing SANFORD nnd PHILADELPHIA
delivery.
FOUND— AUTOMOBILE
Wo have Northern buyers for
to ill health will sell entire busi
Drugs — Boda — Hot .Sandwiches
on road Itotween Country
ness «t a bargain.
Address real bargains, y
and Ijike Mary, Owner ea
LITTLE and CLAYDEN
Owner, Luko Mary t'asitio, Like
lWvntify. H. A. Taylor.
IF IT’S A BARGAIN
Mary. Florida,
4 Bull Building.
. “Wo Have It"
SUNNYLAND REALTY CO.
11— Wan l ed—To I lor row
07— Rooms W ith Board
Realtor
II, G. Woodworth, Mgr., 221 Melsch
ROOMS, with or without tneals.
Bldg.,'ovur Piggy Wiggly, hut we
11—Automobftks F o r Sale.
Reasonable rates. Kincoln Hotel.
deliver.
IV
WANTED to borrow from individ
BARGAIN in new 1020. E u ts
ual, $5,500 for five vears on good 6H— Rooms W ithout Board
Coach. Small down payment, LANEY’H DRUG STORE—Pre Income
jiru|>ci-tv in Sanford. Will
scriptions,
Drugs,
Sodas.
Wo
Call a t “Gindcrvlllo Filling Stn
room with twin buds,
are as near you us your phone. pay H per cent interest and 1 per DOUBLE
nenr
New
Forryst Like Hotel.
cent
brokerage.
Address
Box
7,
Call J03,
Call 571-J.
cqre of t.leratd.
'
DODGE
--------------------------------------51------i
Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc.
19— Building—C ontracting
ONE furnished room 101 West
Pleasure care and Graham trucks.
Tenth Street.
SANFORD ELECTRIC CO.
Oak and 2nd S tre e t
Phono 3
Successors to Gillon & Platt
'I"— Dogs, Culs, •Pels.
MONTEZUMA HOTEL
8ANFORD BUICK CO,
110 Mugnolia. Everything elecSanford’s must home-Uke ho
212 Magnolia Avenue
trirnl. Phono .422. Eloclragilh
tel; located -Tin corner Magnolia
Phono 3C7
Radio,
Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi
ness caction. Open all year.
HUPS—MARMONS
JAMES II. COWAN—All kinds
j . r . McDo n a l d , Mgr.
Sanford Automobile Co.
of Tint und Sheet Metal Work.
Phone 485
>04 M ar tolia Ave.
Phone 137
W ater und Bust Tanks. At Oak
Avenue tnd Third Street, Tele
LINCOLN
___
.
FORD — FORDSON
NICE clean two-room npartment,
phone 111.
Edward Higgins, Inc.
49— P oultry and Supplies
304 W. Fifth St.
Conmer- d A Palmetto. Phone 331 MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
FOR RENT—Douhlo room
cement work, sidewnlkn, build H ill IK Wyandotte hatching egg.'i*. ROOMS
with
twin
beds; nlso single
DIANA
Pen
headed
liy
bird
that
won
ing hlorkiy Irrigation boxes. J. R.
Moon — Diana 8alcs and Scrviro Terwilleger,
room,
near
now
Forrest Lake Ho
recorpi prize at Orlando Fair. Five
Prop.
208 W. F irst St.
Phono Cl7
Dollars per 15. Inquire a t Kil- tel. Call 571-J.
- >L 8. Q. PORTER, Mgr.
AUTOMOBILE D EA LER SiTf^ou giire Seed Co., Sanford.
73— W unted— Rooms* Board
want to sell your used ears, ud-,
z
NA8H
vertiso daily on tho classified page. DARK Barred Itork pure bred WANTED!! FURNISHED ROOM
Banford Dealcrr S. A. Rive
eggs per sotting $2.50 und $5.00.
Must he close in.—A. II. C. Box
208 W. First b’t.
Phone (117 | 25— FloristH .
See Mr«. John Diehl Mellonvilie 13—Herald Office. Avenue,
City,
CHRYSLER
"STEWART THE FLORIST"
AS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO.
WANTED, APT. or Housekeep
Flowers for nil occasions.
FOR PURE* bred Rhode Island
W. 1st St.
Phono C22
ing rooms, by March 1, J. J. II.,
814 Myrtle. Phone 2C0-W.
eggs. Call 2412,
Caro of Herald Offict*.
nt your convenience.
Luts 50x150
Balance on contract over two
years, ^irst yearly, payment In
QIGGINS-SM ITII-W IGJIT, INC.
Realtors
F irs t S treet and Palm etto Ave.
AT
D 'N T y
N O O R C
t> •
I THOUGHT
I w uz.
C O lM ‘
OUT- j
all improvements.
Balance (50 per month.
qW N B Il OFFERS to Sell 5 mum
house in Sanford Heights, bl
eated a t corner of Palmetto and
Spurting S ir’s., for quick snlo nt
$5,5(H). Small cash payment,Buinnec monthly. Buyer can have
possesion by March 15th. Phoni'718
RIPE FOR PLUCKING ’f
An admirably situated tra c t
of land, suitable for w ater
front fuctory- sites, including
an additional area which will
make a wonderful subdivisun
of 400 or more splendid home
sites.
—•
ing lot on
a depth
FOR SALE!
McCALL & FOX
REALTORS
PHONE 745.
HOUSE, LOT nod siiiail filling
station. Small cash payment.
Take good car as part payment.
West F irst St. Next to Spring.
street in
LOT ON PALMETTO A'E- *
South of 10th Street. 5«
for the three m ust act quick a t
this price,
4
frontage on paved street-
Balance on contract.
Lpt on French Avo* by tho
side of Highland Park, $1,C00 good term s.
' Lot
Kntie
000.
taken
day.
on Palm etto between
and Spurling Sts. $2,-„
This lot subject to be
off the m arket a t any
% ,
PALMETTO AVENUE
W. H. STONE
BOOTH AND GIBBS
117 Magnolia Avenue
Corner^
Phono 148.
Franklin St.. 118
/se t flp*Palmetto Avenue- Tb.»
is u northwest corner.
$0,500—P*rt
M UST
t h
^
$1850—(500 Cash.
San I.antn lot 50x135 fronting
Snnford Ave. (3,200. Terms to
suit.
M ayfair lot corner *of Union
Ave. and Elliott St., $1000.00.
(1500 cash, balance 1-2 years.
Mngnolin Heights lots on
Hughey St. Tho price will sur
prise you. \
Six room house between M ag
nolia and Palmetto on Tenth
Street, (8000—(2500 cash, bal
ance to suit.
Balance Centred
/b iis q
%
$ 1,000.
$5,250.00
BAYARD REALTY CO.
110 S. Park Ave. Phone 208.
of 150 feet and i»
priced for quick »nl<? »*“
T hrea^ots, this side 10th SL
on Pnlm otto'A ve., one a cor
ner lot. Price fo r this week
BUNGALOW
See
paved
Sanford Heights. This lot h« ,
Price
today,
(90,000.00;
one fifth cash, balance spread
over n period of five years.
Close in on Palmetto Avenue.
Eastern exposure. 5 rooms und
bath. Price fur next few days $G700
easy terms.
Eastern exposure lot in Pine
nurst $1000; Cash (800. Balance to
suit.
$700 CASH!
Will buy n 50 foot front buiTJ-
e
‘ P R i ^ vcS h e R . ^
N O RTH EAST GO*
m \.» Av/HtLg *
\
Evans nnd Central Streets with
81— H ouses F o r Sole
R tC H T US THI*b H O O b e
T O N lG ,H T - lT*t> ^ .'W O N O E R
'tO O V /O U U O tS 'T W x f T IN •
AND) L ib T E H T O MU
O N CE
BUNGALOW
(1750—$50lP Cash.
By GEORGE McMANUS
C O M E . Ib A C K .H C R E
W H E R E DO T O O ,
T h in k t o o A P ee ;
“T> C O t N c V ' ^ a x V
■
On Magnolia Avenue between
FOR SALE, {iv owner. Several
choice building lots, on G rape
vine Avenue, next to DoForest
mud. real bargains. Terms can lie
arranged. See Mr. A. Swanson, on
the prhporty.
FOR SALE by owner, houae on 55
ft. lot in tho bent purl of Sunfurd iiutskirta, oak trees with
beautiful view. Htrietlv modern
in the modified Spanish style of
architecture. Terms on interview.
Box ID, Herald.
OWNER. LEAVING FOR NORTH
offers to sell corner in Sanford
A REAL bargain in a furnished
luimo. Scu Simmons Realty Co., Heights fur a few days a t “(2,ii0()
v.-ith cash payment of only $500.
plume 40-J.
Peter II. Berg, 317 High Street.
September J92C.
Lots 3. 4 and 5 Block 10.'
T ier 1; com er of Sanford Avenuo and 15th a t $100.00
per front foot fo r quick sale.
Easy te'rms.
I,ot 20, Block 8, San L anta;
price (2,GUO.00.
85— L ots F o r Sale ,
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(3,000—$1100 Cash.
-ts
HA RAGE A PA ItTM ENT—Rosalind Heights, $1,150. $150 cash
$20.00 per month. B. ZE1TER.
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BRINGING UP FATHER
W E L L -1 C U E * * I L L ^>NCA<
O u t a n ' jo in t h e c a js o
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ON THE ORLANDO ROAD
WAREHOUSE
PROPERTY JFQR LEASE
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Six rooms, bath and two
porches.
IV—Employment
33— Help W anted Male
85— L ota F o r Sale
BARGAIN u y OWNER_r
HOMES
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tjj P a lm e ttp nnd F r a n k ie
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f c e t o n - P v l n ^ 110 hH*
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ONE LOT
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In. Pine H urst facing on Hughey,
for $2,200.
f S t W - ^ 000
EASY TERMS '
Several lota closa In fo r (400- r>4|!
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HAGAN REALTY CO.
.on Franklin
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Home^ Best For Heroes, Too
FOR SALE
Beautiful new stucco bungalow—six,
rooms, bath and two porches, located
on O a k /\ venue at fo u rte e n th Street.
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i honu»y little upartm rnt,
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As Much Care
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Do Gold Shipment!
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SEATTLE, Mar. 1. U ‘l—Silk
Th
b r in i rnnrors with values running int.i nth. -ilk trade uin brook no delnfc
tnw if w nr^ebt figure* characterize th e ir ( high i,n water or land because o£
insurance rate., ami quickly
Thr movement front the F a r h n st to m .....
mounting
interest charges. Oneq
ipi, .i: Atlantic seaboard m anufacturing the
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nf
silk reach port, after
m the center*.
the ipticlji'.t missilili sea voyage,
xnt. *
In two weeks this yenr inure tiny
„r tlic ;l nil S'-kt,000,000 worth of this com- lim <1 are
hi transferred to paper-*]
uggage eat* and sent e a s t/
ir
inn lit v was unloaded here and dis- ward with
lo’tlinc punched en*t by express train, t'.imllv siH express unin speed.t
In 102.1, .Seattle was the port of enough to mat• I i|iiu, at- am large*
rtc h" entry for 8230,000,000 worth.
It but if not mi(
j. ||,milled with a care scarcely binments go i
' i,cS than titat shown in the trnn«- tneheil t,. limit*
portntIon of gold.
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AMUSEMENTS
BAQWED tF'T.
CAW GET THAT
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GT e p / ,
ToiiAA ox T in : si-m inv
AT THU
at
Princess
Milano
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■••riiu i.iv n w iiir."
vrltb
.In ti\ m i :. UtM'.H
t iiM.'itv rin n iti.»:x‘*
t'omwlv
A1 G. Field’s
M instrel
E ym '
trouble
( CurTM T H te
IDE* P5 IHAT THE
ECUS MIGHT FOR.GET
EUERMTHIkjG E L S E .
VooTuJORvA
IM THE tSAME
. OF COMHV&RGIAUXED COMBAT.
"I'C V I Oi K
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uf shovviuB’ all his stuff at mice,
is1 simply bimkiiu; some prev
ious mark by a slight margin.
In this way he maintains, inter1 si in I'fich apiiearatiee and a t the
same time nruuses much curiosity
ui II
\ . they
w ire
a# to what lie can really do. Sev
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tiujr
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b-ud-iii;;
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1 i he hunts raced eral track coaches uf prominciil
1 rtrteni cojlege have alremlv evpast tin
jin s n l the upiitiiAt that lie will
tin
use
i.f
raw
Hip
it
-W l u i'
better 11 feet, regarded as an im• ■ill,’* i!i : a i n i ' u l y iisheit une i
pundde height for any pule vnuUflic Mi'll.
er tu even attem pt.
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•'I'll ii I train all summer tin I
Iheu ui.t i
.veiled Shiuurhlii':
TDK tour uf the t Ti» iti Stall" i
.
> ut Into it."
They ,11.1 by Huff him made possible what j
and wnti.
'shuuld prove to lie one of the |
must interesting athletic events!
ever staged.
it wilj l«‘ a meeting between I
('barley lloff and llaiuld Osborn.
Hoff is ennceiled to be the groat] v* t all-rnuuil athlete in Europe,
H ,
T"ft
| many it itics in; ist In the world,
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hilt Osborn bolds rurh an honor
ne Coach Entered College With
o Record In High School Athletics
1 h.imrlm.
. head f.iotbnll
t Tulut t l ‘nivers ty, which
jnc.igh i h:* l*ej.*» sensim
'i h 1'a t, i> nne uf ilie small
Me* • " I ,, hud i •> all.
mtin' In . i >• eft, i iiig 11>.
. v,■ut fr» a lnSt. i loud, Mintt.. t"
1sit \ ill Mimiesiita
At
" W.lliitms did
tV■'v.I■»W
Iiltl.l *1 t d
nld an
Miaiu.ii
ui fur the team m
mi i, was all tdimit.
MU It
IS l u l l o l l o u n s l s i l v., itten list uf players
ii make the fir.t trip
u i l 1i i iU*l, a p a r l m e n t , o r m o i L v ^ 1
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p!\- decided th a t h< V
’a ■
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r-*' ' biittoin, written in
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fM.irdi is expected (o or* an e^"1r wh*,n ,u'.
limn y’ rrporleci
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Osborn's specialty Is the high
!® 3
iump, Hoff |lje pole-vault, hut both
lo'tHIHN \THI.frrF.H
.shine in practically every other
1 1
11*>i*i’ d k i . iv t:us
j track event.
iiuikiii's nit' mint sema'.tuiiial tve
i \ i t j i ■i-; i oM i’i c r m o N
, It has been suggested Hint the
H lO litllS
■ ' 1 at fulUm ca.
T ill;
i n -Hkalde
M iere*s
o f eoiltest be mi eight-even test, tin.'
«a t
* H itills).rlhull
i an 11
v\a
Ih IV" N‘ii' on. i'iiila;ur great run probatiln evont« being high jump,
. " cd ii |ii,'i him.
lit
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n a if!, iartvd im invosii.a | p do vault, brand jump, one sprint,
v\a j'.ii
..r Mi
i ■ fa win n a not"
foreign 1"Mi inidiUe-ilislaiici' rain, a lutig.
!•'*’• t tie il* lit, ' ,
at 'dst
I'di'tunce a ffa ir,wt shot put and u
i i'*'- 1*".I to hor;
hurdle eimlesi,
I'uiiiig the winter llmilieii
• - »a 4I' i 0 ,1.11 ti'u'ii
i‘ I'M lit |din vail for the affair
t !i i llllill.v i i.lllvii.il Ilolhiud. Iiood
I' lav thee I lift vi -u ,
win o' Kiiglimd and ||o ||' of Not to he Stagnl in New York on
hiiO).’!iiii's-v lir,d •
win have shown their wares to Mnn'h IC.
>' l I ’ t ti.l'| ill i| 1,01 •
.., ti lii audience.Ail Vveie pro
. . . — - ------- i he rules.
i Mil'll'
I tin I'l nv ii .Iri Va- ii
..1. .till J ullh
tin v.*i
lived u p t o n d w i n v n H o llie s .
llo
Atl.mla ui'piineiil. Hag* ' -..i.ie lo track.
a l o n e c o in p i.i'ea
vvitti t h e
g-vai
til" snrvj'n to take the
d'f* IV ||,,. A s a r e su lt i H i f is at P.. a d " u ...u r > e . S t. I'etei
F in n .
i iinin-ly a f f e c t e d .
, hurg
l!. ,:t n vv it thy III' I, fit h. ■in iiiinv.tilalile half n il"'
Apparaoitl.v Hoff appreciatei th.
ninth. I.tih, luih and tilth hid'-. d'il not nun li pail td -pikul
V i tuiiiacb makes for
value’ of living, n good actor as w
Mint 1uni ,.f a hall plnyor.
.1i»iit". won ihn seventh, twrltli .tad Imd never vvoui t|ic,.i
— —
ir- mill a iho.and-on-a-rfate Mild .- 'Vi llii'i III ||.
Shnuidiltessv I' come u , i einber us the greatest of all pule vault .
j NEW YORK. Mar. 1.—(A*)—Su
TV ati'Tiiuuii phr, was spevtai- i f ll.e St. Piuil 11' iat i ‘lull. nlMi’iilgh ers.
idvi.ghiiut and hi'niis) arc* I not
it ii m il lloff can do I t feet. PvrstlUon plnvs n hand in deteruinjr >n kee'piug with hig letgiH' | ul.ii. U.igvn lo ’itniucd h:. morn h liad lio pr"«i'iil< v\pnrieiiee III
With i h ctuli lie went ' considered an impmsible height, mining the life of a mujor league
i.iii'l r.b and incidentally ion't | ii c iiilvaiitagi* by ..inning the Ibi'll a iinii!
The other evening in doing his ! b « t .fame* Carring has found in hit
M"' .'!' utficit iii nourishmenj for , liulv bull a par foin. .I 'lu - i,»t|, t" ( i.na la fi r the A \ I rm
a I’layvr to do his heat.
T
t!:., ne\t after llugeii tailed tii li deeidi the foutoiued i hampi'in Muff i.e first failed to clear the I wanders nil over the professional
At tin* rtart the St. I'mi’ l.nr at IT feet 3 inches and suf hmiihiill ma|i idling paraphernalia
' b hvii ,t memher of my team reach the green in thicc. On t tu- shlt>.
fof a well known sporting goods
par
fl
vi
g.ilh
hole,
Hag'll
pluyc!
:,h,u(l of the line and w.i i ficed a heavy fall ns a result.
fail' t" deliver this rumm er 1 \>'M!
\ fii i being assisted to his feet flrrnv
!' *vnun i that it ,sn‘t due ti} lack in JUtl-yard irpn sli* t dead ev the
a id helped to a chair, lie rested
“ Most of the big leaguers im<f | roper fiiud.
pin and when ••"lie ■ inisv d u I >
a
few minutes, took n din id. of aglnui each bat hut, only so many
Hagen
played
a
run
up
shot
Accurding to llnrnsby’s plait, the fimt putt l>.\ a Iraitiu’: of an in: Ii. fret.
.
water, then proceeded to clear the hits In it. and when they g** intn
play i will sign restaurant ihecks Hagen’# lead vvai, incieived to si.*: that rimmed the cup and left hi
sill* dead for a hiidie four, vvhil bar a t 13 feet 3 inches with enue. a slump, they figure the allotted
ut tin* hotel where the team is stay- up.
quota of safe drive* has Iipi n ex
After Jones, on the )>ar three iniies missed his jnitt and v,^
*ing. *i|i to ihe amount alloweiC He
The audience greeted his effort hausted." says, t'nrrig, n former
to-ui - must.. of the hoys
. . Under ,.‘l!.". holt* ha<l run d"W"i a ?h'.l frina tight d"Wii.
Had he nut proved college »rnr ut Creighton Univer
of 1,500 followed im with cheers.
that plan ^ 1 g" the limit und Ht off the green to win, Hagen cam* 1 A
A gallery
11
breaking a rcrord sity.
.
including . promincni figure, lo# gam riles#
*sa
"They put chase from two
' • i t Vi. I, if they over- , hack" in the .‘i2iiii par four hole and pair
alter suffering » Hul see nipJ a doten to n gross of bats each
-t
in
I
hr
golfing
world
who
came
here
tank a 20-foot putt fur a tiirdic
?
• rriouh injur)
yurvi.
They t t r t Jhem, and, nf
three to win the match. They hulv to witnesa the match..
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rouiar oilv n fow satisfy thorn.
The first 3(1 holes were ached
i ;| the next tniee hob's, the par
NO doubt twine one lias him Thu dlncnrds they give away.
for the local course. On March
m*^ rsgt 7’
five 35th in birdie fours and came uled
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lil ped off that American au lienees
J Avsiaj^. jCtrtOcMv, ,T*'
"Eai'h aelerted idjek Is guarded
with
Hagen
seven
7,-thr
pair
will
inert
for
nnntb
i
to the 3Cth green ............. ...................... * 1 *
■--»t over
— »i—
up. ||i t,i Uagcti smnsficd the hall ltd-hole conlc
Ihe Pusudel.a ate liero vvorshiooers. that they JuOlom.ly ’nflrr. JiolSjt 'boiled In ud,
crave record breaking perform seraned with a pop bottle and
with a sweeping hook oft the f a ir - , course at M. Peteraliurg.
ances.
• pulled
--il - * !«*..
Il»e*iin*r
bambonrd r.calously.
And iieMorning gnPilfl1
cards:
drive
also
inLoi
way. Jonc-.
In his first four appearances In unis.' .the !■ i enrh bat contains
Junes, out oJ-l 531
the rough.
tin* country, H o ff‘bus sent the only i" i:*:iny liit;;. playrrs nre
Hagen took ii hrasiue and lifted I 5.T.T !lj | U.'ir,_.l7—75.
fans away ratiafied by Freaking 4 averse lo huvjug favorite rticka
the
hall
over
the
trees
lietweeo'him
Iliiguv,
out
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!i
3
Q
531
35,
l|;i* nun u m , i -----------_
former record.
He Blurted by used I,v t' n.:..water. ■
1ami the green and sent it 2<»0 v.^rds 514 243 356—3d—71.
lining
l{t
feet
1
inch
and h«s bet"liacli Wheat and Juctpie.v Four
i - i----, nin.hh'ii. tint R,igittiy to the
Afternoon cards:
U'red each lea|i by one and one- nier r.f th*- Brooklyn Dodgers «n<
It will l>e up to some of the p l a y * '
s ■
Iran
Jonei^ out 541 4 :i 524—35:
half incites or less
perkap Ilie ii out _ supirntituiu.*
er# who huve been Bubeisting on | rigJones
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b..cop,i
>.
i it,". lanilcu'lf1
. • . . 5.1-1 441 -145 —'18—,4 —14P.
daughnuts and a thousand*«n-n
Ilcing u good showman, llo ff <« {uhni-t tin If b e t' . Each buys friim
Hagen,
out
454
351
431*
I'"‘ti to Ui quire some new table a t the left of the *•-green...»ami
he
c a rp in g the fans along.
Instead from 131) to MO a year."
i...
ir.
inunnvrs.
;Ly,vd it out .umt Qic vnp.
by 18/434
334 344c 32
i
arc If/ii'
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T O D A Y 'S l t K S T B U Y S :
T hink of th is : 11 1-- nt'fos of high anti th*y land w ith
iivtM* oijr'ht h u tn lm l feet frontline on C ountry Club road.
T h is is an UUml mduliviftion property or would mnkc
tin uxecllent site fvir n country e state. E n tire tra c t goes
> C'^1*5Ron ttii.T.ojgnt.LL'lL'turetL . ^
T' W-8,1,M u.n,
F irst SI reel property. Two houses on a fiO foot lot or
corner of F irst and Holly. T h is"p ro p erty is a t-le a s t
$5000.00 under th e m arket, [’rice for the n ext few
days n( $100.00 per front fool w ith term s. f\rt quick!
F SI . O G A N
i Ball Players Think
Bat H a s Hit Limit
Quota In Majors
J
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COLCLOUGH ifRAt/TY COMPANY
:m F irs I N a ll. Hank 111tic.
■Sanford. Florida
Insiirttnro
Ut'ttl Fslali*
A U D IT O R IU M
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A you h c if by
- oin l going to
on accL o( b is
tall the prince o i
(Ikying P olo. I
w u kfrkid ot
and to took &
tbone rstber than
ring, V /cll h es a
,u*‘ ‘Icauselaint
cr once th at o ld
*5%, .4.. •
t to go down to th e
t*»w to hrip pick o ct
Y H tfS cor.f?ecT.
h VOE HAVE I W
f y o f f ic ia l i? e H P o m O K 'lT —
wwe U hav / 6 T o
7 « T « good
t S U B S T IT U T E
AS TH E HOUSE
IS SO LO O O T
"V("**""*“ i •, H — ,,1
NOU) o r C O cG fE /»
W ELL,
you may c a w > 37
N w hat
tU W M EY 'S
F o a r e i r w h ic i"
G u o a p iM T e e D
mis «ppe«Rttwce
%
£j
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MA,V6E
MARCH 22*27 INi C LU SIV E - I ry
P rea c n tin g Alda C arm en R iggolatto Lucia
C avalleria K ustleana Paglincci El T rovatoro
U nder D iroction
MR. M AU RICE FR A N K
N ew Y ork Im presurfo
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O rch cslra u n d er d irection D r. E rn c a t Knock, E n tire
eerles tick et 515— 12.C0— $10 P lus T ax . On sulo T h u rs
day, M arch 4 th . No series tic k e ts sold u fte r M arch 17.
Singio adm ission sale begins M arch 19th. Mull orders
to nuditorium . Enclose chock w ith order. R eserv atio n s'
being m ade now. .
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Rail Road
tF r o n
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the
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O ow */ t 6 s e e i f
‘T ? T R U E ‘THAT
T o W M E y W AS HURT
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Daytona Beach, Fla,
GRAND OPERA WEEK
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m eal
T elephone 732
l it t l e
WOMAY'« NEH/
COOT WITH
• 40(1 fact on A. CfL. R ailroad, In sw itching lim its— '
3H5 feet on ro a d —
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400 feet average. dep th
FO R 10 , 1 ^ Y& ONLY
the house is
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n »J(T U A (W M !|t
PAULINA. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Hirin'! Kill I....................
Florlfts. at Ihi- Mun^rlntcncIrnlVf^^'
O f f lrv . i 'unit If. him -. S a n fo r d . F l o r l - J
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f o r till- fu rnlidiltiK o f m nt.-rlnl*
ami tin- . r-rilnii n f ,1 r.il.irril *r|innf ' Q n f /1............
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I luillillim local i><| ul Sanford. In Smi'A ‘5” ,e
I mil#* County, In ureorilanc.- will '*‘*n ?*?«.‘ill
f'laii* ami *|irrlflr*||..na iim I'lirP M HflMFQ
P i r . ' d by Kit..n J. ItouKlilon. A n-iirnw
Hik' imiiiI iiI lilildi-r nr Mibb-m ivlJI bUD(#luW Celery
mniirad m fiiruli.li n surety Im.iiJ houses, apartm ents,
In an nmnnnt equal to 8etrnty*NvL with all imnmva
(.5) percent of llie Contract prlre < ( T * 1111 ,nlProve
iin-ir Mil, nmi in mrci with the av anu ternia very reafrnvnl or IIn* Hoard.
*'W w ill h e rottald ereil mill m l r r r v .
BHili'
form na furnished
JNNELLY A SONS
'm
a d e iilmn
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WILLI
P. ai
Coni mi
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tlm A ri-li I tr o t, mid u rr n m im n le d Iicond
n c e r t i f i e d c h o c k p a y a b l e In hi
I Im.lrd III iininilllt n f i ' l f l e e n till
ill n | (II.S0IMI0) D ollar h. ( pro vld
ililil c a s h i e r 's c h o c k s on brinks
1fulfil Inull' •'mi ni> w ill he c o n s i d e r
flu. •••■rtIf!••«! r h e r k a ) . T h e c h e e k
; llie
85— L ota F o r Sale
d y o w n e r —b
Improved lend, 12,00.
cneh cflr by the acre, 3500 hel
In Southern Sanford.
A
"Lend" Bo* 7M , Clty.j_
b a r g a in
and MAgwoUh
CELERY
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “~
ns llqnj
huccph I
lul Id'lder nr bidders fall nr r. fu
l. . if.'iitr a contract In ’ aiipp
I... mi ,i« ri’f|ulred. 'vllliln ten dnj
.ill* t wrllleli llntli'p nf acceptance .
f.
t/iU tofy » .
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£5
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rJm
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1 1nlin'd li.v an id Hoard
it d a m a g e s ahnuld 111.'
TH E CELERY CROP IS NOW
BEING MARKETED
hid
-i I .• I’....ird rese r v e s llie right t
reject uny m all Idda. nr In m I
■•p i .III hill nr pnrl nf Ilid l*
lliern ib-.-llud In I lie heel Interest n
A Stream Of Gold la Pouring
into 'Sanford.
Hr. <‘nlinl>.
I ’o p n s
I!i ••r*1••i «*f ili»* ( 'iiiju l v flopril «]
A
Herald
representativef
thoroughly fam iliar w ith rates,
roles and classification wil(
give you complete information.
And If you wish/ they will
assist you In wording your
Want ad. to make i t more effactive.
i t . IMPORTANT NOTICE
Advertisers ahould give their
street or postoffice address as
well as their phono num ber if
they desire results. About ono
reader out of a thousand hns
• telephone, and the othetn
can’t communicnto w ith you
unless th r a kit uv your address.
T i l dlscotilJnunnrc MUST be
made In person a t The San*
ford Ilerald office or by let*
tef. Telephone discontInuancee
ate not Valid.
Qoorteou*.... Prom pt.„E fficlent
I *it i«i i •
iv
hint r u n lop. Si*mhpilr (Nniti
f lnriiLi. K'-lirimn
ifml. lf*2o
m e n r w j u . i \ m s f*itnlim an
>n* >! T \V l.nwftin, St I’fi-ini \
j
CTIere are the Oral iilintogruphs
ever taken of linb> Paulina l.ongnorlb in the nursery or In-p parent*
>Thcy were mode on Valentine's liny,
her birthday.
. . f * WASHINGTON. I’eb. L!7.—'m e tippl" and assuming a look of in- hel, refusua to let h e r monni
'•m oat famous imliy in Americn is tense Horjmtsnc** t weltsthmcrs, tier time.
Often Alice I
• k year old.
the
photographer
culled
i
t
)
an
she
worth
is
seen
in the front
t* i All of which m eans th at MIm
at her pianoforte.
n t the visitors’ gallery at the
^ ifmillnu Lnngworth, daughter nf posed
Baby Paulina—tin* name, liy the ate, Iter little ldaek*felt
♦jSpcnker Nicholas Longworth of way.
i« pronounced to tTiynie with clutched in iter hand, w atch in
**thp House of Representntivea on-l Carolina—has
been raised by hand debate on the floor below.
AXlice Roosevelt I*ong\Vnrth. who without too much fuss and Tenth'
And Washington, admitting
s>Wnn born on St. Valentine’* Pay in or-». according to her mother. And Alice Lnngworth is "a gontl i
^li)2R,‘ hns passed one more Vjplen- it Meats to agree with hei.
Her ci," lets its memory drop
Utie’s Hay.
face nlrrudy has something of the 2t| years and wonders
4 . Photographers were adm itted to comfortable well-fed-ness of h er.
It recalls the exploits ..f
^tne prr fence to record lutby Pnullather;
the
eminent
siifaker,
and
|
B
Idte
Bouse darling o f ’
'v ih n for nostbrity and fam ily nl^ .
.
. .
,
logo; how "Princess Alice sin
'.
*lrttms.
Baby Paulina gave no in-' there is a trace of her f a m o u s i .
* rw rvlow s, contenting herself .with
ritlie pt-mark, "tun goofy gabby
Real E state will become active
and values increase. Wo nilvise* buying now before they
advance further.
nf plan* and eperifleiillnii
hint Hi- 11;t *I fr o m ill* A r i ' l i l l i r l it i
oil <l-|n»-il uf T w i nt v - flv**
• •■ r f If l« il i Ii i t I;. htic*11 ({•-posit to I
i i i i i h I m I liona fid. Itid drrs upon r# LDINGS ON
f ijrn ni Pinns and hiHi’ l f lr n l ln n s i 1
Mo* a i i-liii n t
H iJh-m nl rat torn ftiI
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p o l l . 111’i111 p.»\ merit **f Ten (510 0 I ml In i m Mi l t w i l l i“ ' ro thlofil.
IVILL MAKE
|
LOT
x
YOU
Wo' offer you choice lota in
two of the main divisions of
Sanford, to-wlts Franklin Ter
jin
I A LIVING
!)NLY 13,000
prices, from 31,000, to
CELERY FARMS
LAWTON, R ealtor
1,
Meisch Bldg.
Which wo make a specialty of,
nt unusually low prices con
sidering the yield.
THE W HITE-REALTY C
305 F irst Nn^'l BanlPBldg,
TWO LARGE BUILDINC
Her Smile* Means Sunshim
LOTS
^fe-Announcements
L
In Sanford Heights on paved
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streets 'with all improvements
creonalfl
lli CAN H ELP US to win n enr
iy. giving us your subscription
DM Signal. All votes appreciaN urses and M. Ijindgraf.
tKVERERS of heart trouble, Antiria Pectoris, Dropsy, Astlnnn,
n , Blood Pressure, Paralysis, 1
« gladly t«U you free, how you
■Vgat quick and looting relief,
Walden. Box
.
Largo and Small
LIV E
n o n f RTS
OMU MORE
DARTON
■tder . construction new
w ish stucco house, seven
In:-; garage ohd servants
K-tcm. C om er Magnolia
I Spurling, Easy term s.
■ bo ready fo r occupancy
Vut F ebhiary J.st.
liow Spanish typo house;
I rooms; In BbLAlr on Mcl*
■villa Avenue; easy term s.
Few Spanish stucco bunga-
Allot T lllt.hVIMM)
now, llieky- cy, surprised that a v
"Mine Wins- mIioiiIiI eut anything at
ibile."
I "Facts!" said llirltyi
man stopped solid fuels und solid
and thought That’s what 1 am inis
my garden solid fait•and button." I slurs, facts ah,ml pe*
have to look ulmtit automobile*, fa
f nicies—"
“c
nt J-our convenience.
Lots 50x150
—
: *»
33,000—$1100 Cash.
i%
^ J1.
Bnlnnco on contract over two
years, /ir s t yearly payment In
cptemberA_lfl20.
Lota 3, 4 and 6 Block 10
er 1; com er of Sanford
i rnnu-s tiiul S rrcetiij
/ . K. SPURLING, at
* Specialist. Subdirisiot
Heights, Florida on D1
Floe: da, and
BUNGALOW
Oil Magnolia Avenue Isdwerj.
10— L «ft and Found
W IGHT, INC.
P.
^u?tto Avc.
LEATHER covered tram
* Wynnewood sub-divisi
Ifellonvlile, Genevu or
Avenue. Reward If re
Fred Williams’ office
House.
LOJj T- -Old fashioned
with lines of lilnck cn«
cr return to (118 Mngno1
celve reward.
FOUND— AlJTOMORlJ
op road between Cou!
fa d I-ake Mary. Owm*l
I K ? 1 ffia H' A* T“y,| /
U —Automo^
11— A utom obiles Foif
BARGAIN in new lt»
Coach. Small down I
Call a t "GindervilU Fi
tion.”
*
DODGE «
Miller 0 . Phillips Co
F l« u u re cars and Grab!
Oak and 2nd Street.
1
SANFORD HUICiC'
118 Magnolia Avi
Pitime 307 £
HUPS—MAjtMO1
Sanford Automubil
803 Magi.-rlia Ave.
U N CO LN — FORD — 1.
y I card Higgins,
ConmercitU
Palmetto,
Commer- :>U k& Palmetto:
DIANA
■eon — Diana Sales
80S W. First-Bt.
= * k - 8. Q. PORTER.
NASH
f* 1 Sanford Dealer,” 8.
808 W. F irst St.
CttBY gU Bj
CHA8. T. FULLER M,
ijy fw rl» t St.
t
"Fnelit!” said Hirk.vdi.n. ’’I i-.il
Rw
‘ .1 Nick pressed tin1 m i nlnl I,ill lull
“ T h e re *" u'rl .Ililil" I'helv tile
the wooden man's wooden j;o k -I, fm t alniiit I. h i it * aren't th e r e ? I
Xnnd out flew, n drawer exm-tlv .is knew n
Xbffori'.
"W i II. I shoiil I nr
••
I'm .i
-*A’ "Look for the Imnille of pint, pit fairy mys* If," '.m l Hid - duo ill a
vpers at the hark," said Hiekydoo ' l l rpHseil-voice. " \ , t o liemililtii
?tuxt.
f a ir y with w in g*, wT,n Ii m - in n
.. So Nick got the handle of pink |n«e bull, no *ic, but ,i real honest*
• ’’papers, and then llirkydno nanl, to gnodne** f a n y wlio l imu. m a g
4"Ijoak among the 'A V See what ic. Anyone who know m agic n- a t
r'lt says about stolen luitunmbileH.” fairy. I f >ou ju st p i c ' s my fifth j
* ! So Niek found the 'A V ' and the hutton and take out lln luiinlli* of
..nlncc where it said, "A tv idiom trrci-o pn peis atnl look t--r the ’ F ’s ’ ,
- stolen automobiles.’’
y nit'll find out all about litit ii-^ tjiui I
“ Here it Is," he exclaimed “ I w t / nits mill lung ii turn- nidi „ n v i
toll* all about everything."
el> Inal
* tHiekydoo nodded. "T hat's right. '
" I n a fr a id \u- t : n e n j lim e ,"
he aaid. "My index tella e \ ei , .uid .\no»>d nii.viiedy " W e ’ ll ipiii’ j
-thing. Read what it
1 In go a f t e r lllui W'lllskel' light
- " So Niek r»‘nd. "The first thne; iiwny und see it we can get him to i ■ .Mo, I .. In, S.- uli
tto do when anyone stents ynur an give us the Blue tiu -rrv Jje stole Sllllli- (ill T by I he
made I•!•• m .* e n f lu-i
Jtdmoblle is to try tt> get il luiil
nil tlie ih e rr\ trei
* '"Very good advice. ‘ iiimIi! .1 l,i|,
.' i d d e l i l l N’ i i I. l li niL’ Iil ul • nine l •*al n f 'Oil m e
vljte knnyiiroo. -’ll m<>-n.
i ••r I S in t e l i it-li
" W lint i l l u - . .it i,
my tail, r -b mi!*l t I \ <t- t •" it
ki>A« k. I’m Min
Vml i f ii"
in
StAnie th u g ''
x* ' Nit k went on. "Th e In
Aret it bark j * nl niiei ,n i a
, p fh e soolirf , the ipin k i
Uk"Very true," m*|ii d .Imn-, '..l
Ihmigli it would n i no
/ndnie Ilium I" miv. "Tin* ,|iin lii
m H«> sooner.'
• .
» •-Will y*Ul please pul tile pup' i
Ju n k in its place m il tint tin
a lra w rr? " next n.m nkcd Hi
^*‘1 don't want my index In net out
*»rf order. I am very rarefal of m
Jtilet."
• -W hit do you eat 7" md.cd Nan ,
Evans and ('I'nl’"''
Am id Majestic Pines
A Property o f Distinction
at Moderate Cost
(In into any section of the Greater Sanford District. ^
south or west, look at every improvement; contlKf
ery phase of future growth and increased valuc“\ . ^
pafe prices; test the accessibility—you cannot( JP ‘
such matchless values as you will find at San tow >
T im
irm ut-;,.., ;...................:**
When A Horse Needs {{ruins
BRING1N
C. M ILLKU, PresWent
Firm N ational Hank HI tig,
in c r e a s e d vat
�■trry
H ■«
. 1.
Home's BeBt For .Heroes. Ton
inni me rate is "as per other
rtgrwment.
The reason for the
recrecy is another secret of the
,trade..
Liability of the carriers runs
about five cents on tho hundred
nollarjt of value, which is in it.
scir a considerable item ns silk
ntemires SI.000 a. bate, and the
linbilvti- charge liko the insurance,
is on a lime bnsis.
..
insurance and carrier
liability are added to the cost invoiced in* n cargo of silk ranging
from 81,000,000 to more than $11),000.000, expeditious trnnspnrtu.
tions becomes an economy rather
limn an expense. Interest clinrg-
MUD CENTER FOLKS
— 40r A N Y CHILDREN ? U
AMY CAT, DOG , CANARY,
E R PA R R O T ? PH ONYC RAFT,
PL A Y E R -P i E A N N E R .G R
R a d io w it h a l o u d
f
^ SPEAKER?
J
p~hop&( $ur i
COTTA w o o d e n LEG
HERE THGT SQUEAKS
A U T T L e A T TH*
.
J 'lN T — HOPS Y *
/
WON'T O BJECT M
\ TA THET t j f j l t
Ft's great to be acclaimed as a hero,. but Captain George Fried of the
President Roosevelt was happiest, >r ‘^ .P ic tu r e reveals, when he
and Mrs. Fried escaped from New 11 oj k a WeIcomIup thrones t o their
homey litlle apartment.
_____
Silk Cargoes From The Orient Receive '
As Much Care As Do Gold Shipments! cesstty.
SEATTLE, Mar. L l/P) -Sili,
cargoes with vqlues running into
ucr-ilebt figures characterize their
The move meat from the F a r Enst to
(qipear Atlantic seaboard - m anufacturing
the centers.
feat i t
In two weeks this year more
_iir the ;* an SiilkOOO,dOO worthi of this emu|r .
, nudity was unloaded here and di*
fjutlinc patteheii ensl by express train.
thnlar- In 11*25, Seattle was the port ol
oniry for 8230,000,000 worth.
It
i- handled with a enre scarcely
b : • thiiA that s h o w n in the twins
port.atimi of gold.
hpecd reenrds for overland
Ih* silk trade nm ln.K,k no delav transporlntioi) of slik is claimed liv
either „n water or land because of the Ureal Northern Railway, which
high insure nee rat* and quicklv hauled Id ears of raw silk and one
mounting interest charge*
Once passrnger conch from Seattle to
the l ai c „f .jp,
n f l n . St. Paul in f>2 hours and IIS min
'he quickest pof-sibb ?ea voyage utes.
The same train returning
they are transferred to paper- made the return trip in 47 hours
lined baggage eats and -cut east- end 111 minutes, being favored by
ward with ivqirci-*. train speed, tlu? grades, westward hound. The
I’siinllv silk sbi|tnu-nis are large lime for the ll.figl miles was ')p
enough to male up -(leeial tra in s hours 45 minutes.
bpt if not suffii i, ntly bulky the
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-liinmenN go m baggage cars at-CIIIPLEY—Facilities being proInched to limited pi. - ciigu train*, vided to handle increasing nuimint
In - ’.trance rates mi -ill. are n o t 1of produce grown in this section.*
LANDLORD DOBlE CLEGG'S OBJECTIONS *7o
NClSE IN ANY FORM. LEADS 7b A THOROUGH
QUESTIONING OF ALL PROSPECTIVE TENANTS
BEFORE RENTING ONE OF H«S HOUSES —
IN HIS DESIRE. 7b WIN THE. APPROVAL OF
MIS LANDLORD A CONSCIENTIOUS STRANGER.
PULLED A NEW ONE. ON DoBlE.
a, nut leave, inc
is one of
uv
ru n
World May Know”
'‘Nature’s Masterpieces”
M
I Itmula is lull ol lounsls as evidenced l>v the lact that it is difficult to
i». t liolt'i, apartment, or mom accommodations in arty^citv of the state* and
March is expected to bo an evengreiiter’month fof the 'tourist business. Il
i-ol'fiViallv K'port* d by (ho Florida F.asl Coast railroad that it lias for
moil'll"' boon carrying an average of 2 500 passengers a day South, and only
I itMtaio loauiu*.
Mellonvillc and Gevena Avenues
Beyond fear of contradiction
this latest development of city
property of Sanford is by far >*
.\,iifo*d lias a message to tho hundreds of thousands tourists that arc in
llm State and to the permanent residents, and that message is embraced in
the ‘ fourteen points" that make Sanford the citv of safe investment, Mho
cit\ 7>| opportunity, the ideal c ity in which to live.
it’s most desirable, possessing
•
a charm and natural beauty
unsurpassed in the Sanford
The “lourteen points" have been translated into a series of ajj^ng ad
vertisements, writ'.cn bv trained advertising specialists, and this series is
now ready to he run in the great citiesof the state. Over 1,000,000 p eo p le
‘ will have an opportunity to see the facts of Sanford set forth in attractive
District. A lready Sanfo Park
has lights, water, and tele^ ph one.
form.
'
Plans arc also completed (or a comprehensive direct mail campaign to
certain classes in northern slates. This is expected lo b e just as effective as
A few minutes from
the post office.
the great new'pa per campaign.
Other plans (or advertising the community along these special lines arc
also ready.
,
*
T h e carrying out of this comprehensive plan depends, however, upon
■ ihe results of the effort to be made this w eek to ra isc the necessary funds.
T h e money must he obtained first-so that there can be no deficit— before
l he word will lie given to the iiewspapers to start the advertisements, or be
fore the direct mail campaign can start.
T h e plans have been heartily endorsed by every m eeting to w hich
ihcv have been submitted, and it is ou r hope that w h en the campaign for
funds starts tomorrow, Sanford citizens will respond as they have in th e ,
past, and make a grand success of it. -
-■
Magnolia Ave. and 2nd S t
Sales Agents
�wm
•h.-d*' ,
% T f5 ’
T H E SANFO RD H ER A LD . MONDAY.
ARCH 1,1926
cad the Want Ads for Profit,
Sanford Dally Herald
PANT AD. RATES
i: Cash In Advance .
telephone ads, will be received
rona and collector eent
itely for payment.
10c a line
I Time
___8c a line
7c a line
..... Sc a line
reduced rates are for
tlvtf insertions,
rds of average length
wanted a line.
mom charge of 3.0 for
Insertion'.
All advertising is restricted
M. t« proper classification.
If an error Is made Tho SanERiord Hamid will be responsible
J ’" ly one incorrect insertion,
l)fy advertiser for subsequent
jrtions. The office should be
Hied immediately in case of
TO ADVERTISERS
A
Herald
uprcncntatlvo
horoughly fam iliar with rates,
ala* ana classification will
iv g you complete Information,
Hid if you wish, they will
- i l l l s t you in wording your
scant ad. to make it more ef
fective,
F ' IMPORTANT NOTICE
Advertisers should give their
s tri« t or postofflee address as
as their phono number If
desire results. 'About ono
___ )r out of a thousand has
a telephone, nnd the others
can't communicate with you
units A they know your address.
-A ll discontinuance MUST lie
flUde in person a t The Banf tr d Herald office or by lettAfcvTelephone discontinuances
Ate not valid. •
Courtooui... Prompt....Efficient
Servico.
n
W ILLYS- KNIGHT and Overland.
F. and M. Motor Co., Park and
Commercial.
SEMINOLE IIUDSON-ESSEX
INC. .
203 Oak Avenua
Phone 41
'
27— Professional S ervices
77— Houses for R ent
53— B uilding M aterials
YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN, to
do stenographic work.- Apply
307 Sanford A v e ..
CHIROPRACTIC fon. th a t grlppy
H. B. McCALL JR .
»
cold o r the “ Flu”, will work won
t A
ders. , investigate nnd ascertain
Builders Supplies # y
CHEVROLET
our record during the cpcrilmlc.
Don-Jon Chevrolet Co., Inc.
Phone 4BSy for appointment. Dr.
110 North Laurci SL
Tenth and Sanford Ave.. phono 768 W, E. Muctlougall. 1st, N a t’). Bank
Building,
REEL & SONS
You Drive I t
WIGHT PR IN T ’ SHOP—Printing
W. Myrtlo and 2nd S t a t R. R.
Engraving, Em bossing.1 See u p
first. Wo do it. Phone 417-W fi8— Household Goods
I t R. Ave.-Commcrcial St.
— HOUSEHOLD furniture complete
\* furnishing of a 7-room homo.
Mrs. Coalcy. 'Facin', Fla.
DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS
HELL GOOD USED GARS
FOR SALE—Four- burner gas
‘3 2— Help W anted—F em ale
stove, with oven, $10.00. Call
819 Elm Avenue.
COLORED GIRL WANTED to
1924 Hup Touring
earn for child in afternoon. Good 59—Jew elry and Watches1921 Dodge Touring
pay. £all nt 1112 Myrtle Ave,
1923 Essex (4) Touring
1921 S ta r Touring
1RELIABLE WATGII REPAIRING
GIRL to do hand and machine
1022 Overland Touring
Jno.'T . B rody.' Btumb Pulcston
rewing apply Monday, room 225 Building. '
1022 Ford Touring
/
Meisch Building.
“Terms to Some Pontile"
Gl— Miscellaneous
WOMEN. \\T(K HOME. Make
$3.00 sjx hours work. Dignified. CUT FLOWERS for sale. Calendu
No Selling. Consolidated Card
las, sweet pens nnd other cut
MILDER O. PHILLIPS. Inc.
Go., 128 N. Wells Stl, Dept. 2HH., flowers, 25c per dozen.
"Phono
Chicago, III.
40-W. Mrs. L. H. Jones,_________
Comer Oak and Second St.
IV—Employment
3 3 -v IIei(TAVnnted Male
Phono 3
'.RELIABLE man wanted to allow
I sample* and take orders; expor!tmco not m.t’or.niry, good pay,
pleasant work, steady ‘position as
our direct factory rcjircoontntjve,
16— Service S tatio n s— R epair good future. Apply at onre to
Groat Western L'o.,, 847 N. Jacking '
tfon, Cnlcngo.
WANTED!
35*—Syalenmen nnd Agen(»
5000 Squeaks
We’ll take’ ’em out anil
ABSOLUTELY FREE
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY
Monday nnd Tuesday,
RIGHTSI
Feb. 22 nnd 23
PERFECTION AUTO
3*oii can make $600.00 per month
LAUNDRY
with the Distent selling auto neces
sity which bin no competition.
WIGHTS—Throe stations. Mag This requires n man with vision
nolia and Second, First and Elm, and who i.i not nTrnid of I*. II. 17.
Hanford Avenue and 10th Street. W rite or roll Voting, 1019 Pin*'
inouncemenlN
Expert service.
Crest Am*., Orlando, Fla.
I TRACTOR Service, clearing plow
ing, disking and street grading,
YOU TAN HELP US to win a car
lion I Let us do your siilHlivision. M. M.
i b)fi.giving us your subscription
Ugnal. All votes iipprecin-1Lord, Route A, Box 216,
Ones, nnd M. Iamdgraf.
“
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,,
. . r r , __ ,
FOR SALE or RENT, 5-room fur
nished bungalow. Most desira
ble home and location in. Panford
Heights, $9,000. $2,500 Cash, Bal
ance $75 per .month. Dean-Berg
Corporation. 615 1st Nut 1 Bank
Bldg! Phono 7 1 3 ._____________
HOUSE FOR RENT. Located in
Hanford Heights. 5 rooms nnd
bath. For rent from March 15th
at SJo per month. Phone 713.
.PROPERTY FOR LEASE
PRICE $8,000.00
—TERMS—
^
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'>
CLOSE IN
FILLIN G STATION
ON THE ORLANDO ROAD
•
2 BUILDINGS ON LOT
THE ’DAVEY-WTNSTON*
Organization, Incorporated.
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1
OWNERS
Jp-WOTS’S I
Masonic Bldg. .
Pbpne 707.
TH IS WILL MAKE YOU
A LIVING
^
ONLY $3,000
W. P. CARTER
Cash Paym ent $1,000,
^Room 230 Mcisch Building
*
* ; ‘
.
MODERN new garage apartm ent,
close in.. Price $3,000, Easy
terms, Ilngnn Roallv Co.
NEW m . room stm m bungalm.'.
sleeping puich, nuiiings, unto
matie le t u iter beater. 12 tuange
trees, line lawn, giirnyt*, lot 5o
xlH7 bicated .Satifoid llelgbls on
Palnu'ilo Avenue. Addiers “Own
er" Rex 1 13 i tiiilu *t.i, Fla.
5 - .. --------------- -----------IK— Business Service Offered
Six rooms, bath and two
porches.
*
Located on Oak Avenue
nt fourteenth S tre e t
4 .v AiiiiiM*' I 5 2
FIFTEEN acres. (5 room .house,
orange grove and chicken farm,
REALTORS nnd Brokers should in l/ongwood. See Simmons Real
carry a comploto list of their ty Co., phono 49-J.
best offerings in the classified col81— H o u ses F o r S ale
urns daily.
•SET YOUR TABLE
STUCCO BUNGALOW
WAREHOUSE
Gl-A— Miscellaneous Bxchange
*
NEW
/
WANNAMAKER’S CLEVELAND
Tools Improved, Dixie Triumph 83— F arm s and Land For Sale
will resist cotton seed, rorleaned
nnd graded for planting, $3,75 per
1(10 lb. Check with order, refer- IN THE BEAUTIFUL HJ.UR
RUlGE Mountains.
A nice
ence Rnnk- of Western Cnrulina.
shaded one acre lot. Elevated
W. L. Clark, Johnston H. G.
beauty Unsurpassed. N ear trout
GALVANIZED IRON AND wood stream and Spring. $75.00. $16
cash, $10.09 per month. No in
en tubs for washing celery.
terest, taxes paid. Grand View
F. F. DUTTON &. CO.
Summer Colony, .lar.per, Georgia.
‘
BEAUTIFUL .
82— Business P roperty
GO— M a c h in e ry a n d T ools
G5-*—PpecinIs n t tlie Stores
MODERN HOMES
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
House with 5 rooms and bathi
fireplace, largo yard with garage.
8100 i^er month to deairnhle party.
Dean-Berg Corporation. 515 First
Nnt'I Rank Building. »
'x.
-S. ’
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II. W. LAWTON. Realtor
Phone 743,
Meisch Bldg.
BARGAINS
Four room houso on Pnlmetto Avenue for $2,500.00
$700.00 cash, balance inontliL’.
,
An ideal residenre lot in
Rose Court, 150* feet front,
for $2,500.00 on liberal
terms.
One of the best residencp
lots to bo had in Sanford,
uu French Avenue, opposite
I’ineliurnt; beautiful shade
tires, good neighborhood,
$22100,00, W orth $3,000.00
Terms to be urrunged.
With
ER8 of heart trouble, AnREAL ESTATE SALESMEN
i fcetorls, Dropsy, Asthma,
Hanford Slave A1 r’limilure C o /" )
||ood Pressure, Paralysis, 1
321 E. I'^fSt Street
Only producers wanted. We have 1 IttlGERS IK 17 SILVERWARE
im iTT-CIHTTENDEN REALTY
U ly toll you free, how you
Wo curry a,full Him
Ion unusually attractive proposition 1
CO., INC.
Distributed
bv
quick nnd lasting relief, Our prices are 'tight, ("ash or to offer to liuatlcra who hnvo come
F O R S.M .V. F m in -bed ! lulls*' mi
Using drugs, medicine or terms. Wo w ant your business. to Sanford to inuko money.Our list- I
Park Avenue with 5 rooms and
Address R. V. Walden, Rux
ings and clientel is tho best. If ,
bath. I'uees
east. OwiluP will
THE
BALL
HARDWARE
GO.
FOR Bl I a UGUATINK and Ht. you are n ralesmnn and want Iq
sell nt $St,5(in. A oply Rose 126 ,
Johns county, pmpeity. Com- maku pprumneut coimections, where ’
Herald' O f)ice.
munl^ilte w ith^ilen A. I’unlom, your r.erwces will bo nppreciated,
. .Notice
S A L E , 5_Rmuu< h "ii« ' i n .San
a lift yoijh/jniVtuiq UrUi&ilL«j|, Ai&
ford Height*.. Possesion MhVeb
drops'Box D-IUd rare 7frVSfT3,‘ for
list; Subdivision to Orlutli. $5,611(1 with $600 Canh. Bui
an. interview,
4
1
tit!— W anted—To Buy
ktit JGorldn on Dixie Highmice montlilv. dleun -ltiT g
CnrAMERICAN CAFE
F io rd a , and F lo r a
porutimi. 6 |5 First N at't Bank
We have jo* t opened up a modern
WILL buy several well bnateii Building.
cafe in the Coles building. We eerve
_
loit*. will ii:i" you *null for your
!*t and Found
homo cooked foods, in the eleane- t 37— Sit nations W anted— .Male* t
GARAGE A PA KTM KNT—Rosa - 85— Iails For Sale
Addh.'-s I*, f). Hox :i7L
of nurruundings. Kverylbing lim i
Had Heights, $ 1, 460 . $150 cash,
IER covered, transit cum* in tary . Come in mid V at with us.
$2(M)0 per mouth. II. ZK1TKK.
A
LITTLE
TTANT
AD
IN
The
WANTED
AT
ONCE
Seven
rtiotr.
. tifmwood sub-division or on
I OR SALE, by owner. Several
HERALD will btinjl you in big
bungalow, I bediuoms. North FOR SALE bv owner; house on 55
snville, Geneva or Sanford FRESH FRUIT, fresh vegetables.
*boii e building lots, on GrapeAdvertise* tiuihe old iir- of 1 Ith St., iv u t of Sanford Aye.
ue. Reward if relum ed to
vill ■ leim.*, nyxt to DeForest
Frenli oysters daily. Wo carry results.
ft.
lot
in
tho
best
purl
of
San
lielej you have
stored
away
and Not over
$10,000,
Customer
wait- ford outskirts, oak trees with j •'"”**!. r‘ i*l burgni**'.. Terms ran be
Williams’ office In Court only
n i UV the
l iM1 best
lH'“ l in
III these
l i l t *H‘ lines.
i n u *1. Try
I I * 'our
UU
f
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s.
Store tor quality iirn.hu Is. Royal W u nt* u"»
A hltla thirty- ''U.. A I. « ...i.ielly 4- Sm s. beautiful view. Strielly modern 1,11" ’' f ’d. See Mr. A. Swanson, on
Fruit (’o io 7 \V Firnt stru rt.
inay Imn*; you neveral * hfint*
orm*r Mairnohu nmUnu. in the modified Spanish style o f ' 'he property,
— JollafB. 1’hone I4tt nml a rrpre- it- \
.
r
7T7
TV architecture. Terms on interview.
IT—Old fushioneil bar p)n, _____ _*1____ ___! ___ith lines of black enamel. Find
SANTORII W lllU W M IW NV
-U tl""'I - you.
V„ JL fcK , ill t a n 7 iv ," Box 19. Herald. ________________ ( )WNKll,*I.EAVING FOR NORTH
" ih e Rexull Store
.
,,
A.-,, .. .
.
•r*re tqrn to 018 Magnolia and re
We make a specially of our prompt *^ Ilnsint’Ks O piinrtunities
A REAL bargain in n furnished I ''f,1*,! ’ !" ^ " *"rru-r in Sanford
cel|rii reward.
, filling of preseriptions and quick
v . i r ....
home. Sep Simmons Realty Co.,
'
j' !
days at $-,00-1
SANFORD and PHILADELPHIA
w*th i a h pa\ incut of only $500.
AUTOMOBILE TIRE
delivery.
. ^ » '} ' V,i
» l.N ' II'*
We
have
Norljiern
buyers
for
Pi i'-r II Berg, 517 High Street,
ad Ik'tween 4‘ountrv Club Drugs — Soda - - Hot
Snndwirbes
1,1 •'* 1><*«UI»
will
m* I entire
bustbargains.
ke Mary. Owner mil nn.l
--------------- - jr”
'*
. Address real LITTLE
81— House's For Sale
and CLAYDEN
H. A. Taylor.
I».ke
IK IT’S A BARGAIN
V.w,“ r*..Laki* Mary Clislno, b k .
4 Bull Bnilding.
Mary, Floi'ida.
I
"We Have I t”
OWNER OFFERS to sell 5 mom
SUNN VLAN!) REALTY CO.
G7— ItooniH W ith Board
11 — W a n te d — T o Borrow
RIPE FOR PLUCKING
house in Sanford Heights, lo
Realtor
cated «l corner of Palmetto nnd
H. G. Woolworth, Mgr., 221 Meisch
ROOMS, with or without mualw. Spurling S ir’s., for quick sub* nt
An admirably situated tra c t
nidg., over I’iggy Wiggly, but we
Reusounblo rutc3. Lincoln Hotel. $5,500. Small cash payment,Bal
-Autumoliiles F o r Kulc.
of land, „ suitable for w ater
deliver.
WANTED to borrow froin individ
ance monthlv. Buyer can have
front factory sites, including
new 192(1 Kmox
ual, $5.5(10 fur fix*1vi-nI'k on good GS— Rooms W ith o u t Hoard
an
additional urea wbjch will
pomes
ion
by
March
15th.
Phcnp7)3
LANEY’S
DRUG
S
T
O
R
E
P
r
e
..........................
do
H Roach. Smalll down
payment,
Sanford. Will DO UR I K room with twin beds.
make a wonderful nuodivison
script ions, Drugs, Sodu,. Wo 'iHroinr l""l« '‘tv
Sta-I
L ot a t "Gn.<derviilo Filling
M
of 400 or more splendid homo
are ns near you as your phone. I
!l ,,,7 “
a ,'d 1 ?>ei
near New Forrest l ake Hotel,
tlou.,<
Bites.
Coll 103.
-,,t lirokcn..-*
('all
571-Ji
___ ______________ __ core nl Herald.
__________ DODGE
19— Building—C ontracting
; _ MUIer 0 . PhilliM Co., Inc.
ONE I am i tdied room It) I Went
Price
today,
$90,000.00;
g u ju u rq c o n and Graham trucks
one fifth cash, balance spread
Tenth Street.
SANFORD ELECTRIC CO.
over a period of five years.
MONTEZUMA HOTEL
Sucre .hors to Gillon & 1’lott
17 -Dogs. Cuts. I ’tts.
SANFORD RUICiC CO.
BUNGALOW
Sanford’s
most
home-Uko
ho
IlC Mugnolia. Everything elec- —
i
S12 Magnolia Avenua
tel; located on corner Magnolia
Jrirnl. Phi no 422. Elei tragilli
Phone 307 ’
Close in on Palmetto Avenue.
Ttiiilio.
HUT'! i tri'ieieJ rhineso Chow Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi
BAYARD REALTY CO.
Eastern exposure. 6 rooms and
.ppu i, f"i sale, Hio months old. ness section. Open all year.
116 S. Park Ave. Phone 208.
HUPS— MA It MON S
^ JAMES II. COW
bath. Price for next few days $0700
j
.
it.
M
cDo n a l d , Mgr.
Sanford Automobile Co,
of Tint nn<l Sheet Metal Work,
easy term s.
Phono 485
9” .Magnolia Ave,
I'hor
Water and Itont Tanks. At Oak
Ensteni exposure lot in Pino
Avenue and Third Street. TeloNICE clrqn l wo-room apartment. nurst $1000; Cush $800. Balance to
Ran Lanta lot 50x135 fronting
■N — FORD — FORDSON
plume i ll .
310 W. Fifth K;. .
; suit.
4!)— Poultry anti SupplicH
iward Higgins, Inc,
Sanford Ave. $3,200. Terms to
suit. •
Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 331 MIRACLE Concrete Co., grr
ROOMS FOR RENT—Double room
See
M ayfair lot corner of Union
cement work, sidewalks, b
with twin beds; also single
DIANA
Ave. and Klliott St., $4000.00.
ing blockn, Irrigation boxes. .
room,
near
new
Forrest
Imke
H
o
McCALL & FOX
Ml --.D la n n Salcj and Service Trrwlllegtr, Prop.
81500 cash, balance 1-2 yehrs.
tel. Call 571-J.
REALTORS
W. P i n t St.
Phone 017
Magnolia Heights bits on
***
I’HONE 745.
~ 8 . Q. PORTER. Mgr.
Hughey
St. Tho prico will su r
AUTOMOIIM.K
DBALERS~If
lt you
au
nciALhKc;
73— W anted—-Rooms, Hoard
prise you.
want to sell ymtr used cars, ad
NASH
vertise daily uu the clalaified page.
Six room house between Mag
iii-d Rock mire bled W ANTED!! FU RNI SUED 'JtOOM
ganford Dealer, S. A. Rive
nolia and Pulmutto on Tenlii
‘".ting $2.ni) and $5.00.
Must be close in.—A. I I .'C. Box
808 W. Flrat St.
Phone <117
Street. $8000—§2500 cash, bal
John Diehl MoUbtlville 13—-Herald Office.
,
ance to suit.
CHRYSLER
MOUSE, LOT and small filling
'STEWART THE FLORIST”
—---■
W
ANTED,
APT.
or
Housekcep
8. T. FULLER MOTOR O
station. Small y ish payment.
Flowers for all occasions.
BOOTH AND GIDBS
bred Rhode Island
ing rooms, by March 1, J. J. H Tako good c ar us part payment.
\ le t SL
Phone I
814 Myrtle. Phono 2C0-W
117 Magnolia Avenue
” 412.
Caro of Herald Office.
West F irst St. N ext to Spring.
m kB
HOUSES—
Under construction new
Spanish stucco House, seven
roomu; garage and m-rvants
quarters, (iorner Mngmdin
nnd Spurling. Easy Urim*.
Will he ready for occupancy
about February lnt.
New SpunlRh type house;
■lx rooms; in Uel-Air on Mellonvillc Avenue; easy terms.
New Spanish stucco bunga
low in Sun Lanta; easy
term s.
i
Ijots 3 o J nnd & Block 16
Tier 1; dArner of Sanford
Avenue nnd 15th nt. $100.hi)
per front foot for quick sale.
Easy term s.
I-ot 20, Block 8, San Iainta;
price $2,000.00,
HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT, INC.
Realtors
F irs t Street and Palmetto Ave.
[—Automobiles
ffv
M
'BRINGING UP FATHER
W E L L • I c q L ) C t »*3 I L L . *bH rA .vc
O j T A .W J O I M T H E . C.Avr-KTi
A T D n-tT N M O O R t 'b -
FOR SALE!
Three lots, this sido 16th St.
on Palm etto Ave.. one a cor
ner lot. Price for this week
$5,250.00
for the three must net quick at
this price.
I /5t- on ralm etto - between
~
K atie nnd Spurling ft*- *-•
OtlO. This lot subiect to be
taken off tho m arket nt any
day*
W. h : STONE
Phone 148.
By GEORGE McMANUS
C O N C . WACK H ER E
W HERE? DO T O U ,
th u sk t o o a r e /
T D <^o i n c , ? r — £ y
NOW T O O ARE
Vo
PttC jlY US Tt-U'o HOO
i though
I W 07.
C.O I t s '
OUT -
T O H tC iH T - IT'S, A W OHOL
'tO O . VVOOLOH T *oT a t „
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/T v * * * * o n c e
ih
/T /— ;
VJE.l-.l_- JF T O O
M O ST
*biN<s t h e .
" p r im h e ^
<b O M c 4*'
in Pine H urst facin* on ,,ueh<>y‘
for W.'Xfl- ’
.
' £ASY TERMS '
Several lots close
P ’iM t or Iwr-L F catumc Scftvicc. Inc
wsrw--'
,0t* IIACAN RE
108 E. 2nd S tr« L
Corn#
�PAGE TET
|RD HERALD, MONDAY. MARCH 1,1926
r HENEBBS
1.2 Acre Orange Gfr.ve About
niilM from Sanford nenr Twin
f-nkc'. one half mile from golf
J J J S i 'P rice 10300.00. Terms
ti'Jin 0° cnrii $'200fl.(Wi in one year
and $2000.00 in two years a t 8 p r
-ent interest.
This Grove paid 2j> ner cent, net
fitt ..Imve. nrice this season.
Avenue??
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<
rr>3eeM5 t o
v j r 1 W \L L D ( l i o l D TO
V^.-tr W'J TWJ \
/IM A T i S h O O U tv /
ME NOU CXKSMT TO ( M6W TOM M X R r e s o r t ) HtSuRCS F;5P1 \ LOOK AT THAT ADv£RTi3- \
OO MORE ADVERTt»M >) \VW5M it 1 3 POSSIBLE
’ LAST I-A m T H - l IMG* — THAT’S MV TEMAMD MCjJTOfrJ MV • ! B u T INS 0O1M& A u . Th E K o u CAM SGF W S JeA R R EL -rA -esav CuSTOM efe
RSSOtrr MEAtrvi . AO VGRTl5 1M i 1 CAM— lA RE M .flk'M o A j H C 3 OO'MCj THAT AT HIS
EVERV DOLLAR TUAT l
\ 3T E A O V
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KAVS nF IMYOUR
AOVERTtSlKja
1 EARM GOES PACK. IMTQ I SODSTAM 4 . A L J TU A T C V fffl-IF IC O WATCH
ADVERTISING
/
t ia iM
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MG AMD MDU HAVE TWS .
corysw
twnros
15 T m£
B ir d
tv w t
Com tracteo
FOR TGKj
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WANTED! List Inc*
lots in Fort Mellon
Heights. Dean-Her*
515 First Nat'l. Hank
713,
on building
nnd Snnfnnl
Corporation.
Bide. Phonr
t o l e a r m i**
a y e a r ttdlj c a m
V
holO
CHAMCE t o TEU. WHAT A © '6 GUY
I-US is OR MCLl. Be TELLIMG >T TO
KMSELP AMO H B CA RS ©EEHI TO J
GST SO MUCH fiMlOYMCMT P R O ^J
i
WHAT UlS MOUTH SAYS
y*
Am y PoBiTiOM /
wi ‘.h cpeo T
/
uEaO
HAVE
H 0K A 6I
make
I, *12. -’A
HOWAfiP CORPORATION
lion 1-21**11
Realtors
nilc from Masonic llu ild in g
«d.
,
mch Wither |
r in truck.i.OOO Cush. |
G per cen*
no incum* I
i paid..
t this land, |
3C owners.
it this land
mr hundred ;
H « )_ W iin in i— R e a l K fttutc
\
Ability
/O L D BRA(0^AC>OCiCM.HCS t5RA6«i*Vo'
ABOUT T h a t ORDER PD R «0 CWRREL5
A DAY TPS’ M A m OROU&AT ‘M AM O
PUT >M W.5 OOCKET-SOMOTOCY
b e t t i : r . 6 0 im a m o <s>ve h i m a
6 0 0 0 ___
ii!X*U. U.'l.ir JhcflllJSrali.i.j. In. I
Boots and Her Buddies
»
A n ' I D o n ’t M e a n M a y b e
B y
r
Martin .
Y tS . HE WAS A BRUTE
THAT TAXI
1__
DR\VJWt.-r
• *
A tlvltr. M edium :
LEARN n d O L r rolk County and
lakeland, through the Star
Telegram. Best advertising me
dium In South Florida. Ihiblishcd
morning*. STAR-TELKGRAM—
l.nkclnnd.t Florid*
COLUMBUS (Ga„) LEDGER Classified ads have the largest
circulation In Southwestern Gcord». Rule 8c I ft-word line) tine.
ID-’ RUN AN* AD in these columns.
The cost is small, results are
great. T’hoiic 148.
ni DO YOU WANT TO BUY o7sell
■ss: anything? If so* advertise in
i the Gainesville Bun.
.::.^n!nnrrnrTPTi?inTiini:;i-
MOM’N P O P
' - HCL AM - B u r
\
HE C A N 'T CO BACK >
T* WORK Y E T , ’CAUSE
HE. h a in ’t FIHISHED
UP H/S MEDICINE I /
A
,> $>650 worth o p o l d
1 Tic e s on h a n d a n d They ’r e
not w o r t h a cektt- b o t*
. Th e r e ' s n o u s e - u Io rry /n o
)
ABOUT IT - L’LL OUST BE A
l
CvAME LOSER AND FORGET
V
THE WHOLE THING j S
FORGET ABOUT \T.
ANDVhTH O LD llR ES
B ig L o a d
H-M- THAT'S
A G ood
SUCTOESTiON
LUCY
y
p il e d a l l o v er the
YARD-.OUR LOT
LOOKS WORSE THAN
. t h e city R ubbish V
— v D U M P - __-Y
[M~Mtmm.iL'::!
h ello r u b b is h d epa r t m e m t S an I ' ve G o t a l o t of
REFUSE TO BE DISPOSED OFVlrtEN CAN SOU PICK VT U Pv
NOU’LL- SEND A TRUCK IN
THE MORNING'? n o f e . ONE.
nmont d o - novo MANV
-;
S . TRUCKS HAV6 VOU? / I1
VIHAT- CNLM t h ir t y FOUR
IN THE DEPARTMENTF
,
1VJGLL BEND 'EM AU. OUT^
VOU CAN G ET ALL OF r i
, THIS J U N k IN _
Sa TW O TRjPSI /
t1 _ 1
1
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OUT OUR W AY
B y W illia m s
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F iM O ik i Cj H O U R
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i ’l l b o V - t^ a t
P IA M O L iP R lk iG
;; 11 j C R u M B S ! L ST E P
1 • J
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look v o o o v e r
OFTA N 0 0 ! -»
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& Z 5 . TOR r r 2 —
, L o o x .- T c r tc jT a t/
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By Ahem
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He r e , - i ’l l r a i ^ b
B L lkAR # 6 .
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F R E C K L E S
A N D
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DISCOUNT
ON ALL C A SH SALES
Everything is set for the gi
gantic furniture and house
furnishings clearance sale.
T hree-P iece Living Room Suit
Four-Piecf;- Bedroom Suit
T h e se m is s iv e piece.' u p h o lste re d in h ig h -g ra d e . richly
A handsom e s u ite designed on lines tl -triking beauty
fig u re d v e lu u r w itli l m -e >p r i iTjr- fiIt***I c u sh io n s. am
finished in b e au tifu l w alnut effect, t mi'iructttl of |a
%
irracefufly rolled m m * ; a h a n d so m e d a v e n p o rt ta b le
veneers and o th e r selected woods, i)-1—-r. rhifforohe;
*
.
leugifc vanity and a how-end double >*»i Hcplirj
p o ly c h ro m e b rid g e lam p am i s h a d e : a tt r a c t iv e end tal ) |r ; p o ly c h ro m e console •l>!p m ir r o r . a 9-12 II. ip iu lili
$192.00.
t)l \ k.ynolc spiohlMp
ru g : beautiful table lanij
Sale price
stand. Im agine! All tlii> lor >mli a M a rlin g low prit**
Pieces can lie purchased puli' iduallv a- >imwu in tie
chtlit. llegulav price >l!'S.no, Sale price
Floor lamps, Rugs, Wicker F*urmUire, lx
D ay
Everything (or the home is included in this
a
w e will have ample display and storage room
DINING
ROOM
ihiy a handsom e dining-room bsuite at a very
eluding oblong extension table, b u ffet, china i
• hair and 5 diners with ta p estry scats. T udor si
*n\m g. Nine beautiful pieces in choice walnut
price .<I7i.no, S ale price
for the shipment that is now enroule for our
store.
Room Sets, 0
plete line of bouse furnishings. Thi^s sak
,
decided to cul down our present stock that
Breakfast
T ables, Chairs, T ab le Lamps, and a co
unusual flood of i urniture bargains. We have
•
Beds,
i ou will profit grea tly by taking ad-
vantage of our disadvantage
SUITE
fords you an opportunity to purchase uK
* • I
articles to com plete your home at minimi
$149.00
F IN IS H E D BREAK !* A S
W ICK ER F U R N IT U R E
‘A ttra c tiv e
with
A bed o u tfij of com fort
of miiliDguny
at a very Imv cost. Inclu
veneer. A splendid addi
des a com fortable m a t
tion to the homo
a
tress and
fraction of its real wurth.
and save
drop-leaf
table
at
a
Ivory and Blue. Five-piece si
in ivory and blue; has large d
and 5 good, strong chairs; pric
week of March Sale at
heavy link
WE DELIVER ANYWHER.F
, M SEM/NOLE COUNTY
. FREE
a a a a g ffi
�THE WBATIIBB
Fair tonight, slightly coMcr, ex*
cept In northwest portion, possibly
light frost in the interior of
A
trnl and north portions; WedpeJ*
day fnirpnodcrate porthwelt .winds
n v f f eM
T ^ S ^ T P r e s a F u ll L eased W ire
Tw elve Pajjes Todny
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1920.
M MAMTAll Biniiocom^B^T
-
Teams Take Field In
T reasury E xperts Speeding
Up D raftinR .O f Regulations
To Guide Tne T ax p ay ers;
Law Is E ffective Feb. 26
Enthusiasm Marks"
Speed Boat Makes
Commencement Of
Record Run To Jax
Campaign To Raise
The ‘’Grenada’ orte of the
Budget Of $18,000
speed IHints nf the 723 displace
Auto Tax In Effect
At Midnight, Mar. 28
ment elnss which rarticinnlcd In
thv> races here Friday, left the
city Saturday morning nnd
mmlr the trip to Jnckrenvlllo in
five hours and 30 minutes, ac
cording i to word received here
today by Judga W. E. White,
Becrethry of th© Sanford Yacht
Club.
*
It Is believed, to lie n record
for the run down the river nnd
local ynchtmen were surprised
to learn of tho Umo made,
owing to the high winds which
prevailed Saturday.
Tho racer is owned by C.
Howard of ‘J acksonville.
^yhey. T axes Including Those
O V Cnpitnl Stock And Aujo
D uildcrg^Effective Ju n e 30
WASJIINGTO&T
_.......... ...................
.
March 2.—Dpi
—With the timo within which the
public must file its tnx returns
rapidly expiring, the Treasury De
partm ent experts are speeding up
the drafting of regulations to guide
taxpayers.
As the first step, new revenue
N U M BER 181.
•
his. For
gning the
mt much
tax bill,
!H iggins Urges
'
Public Support
Advertising Program
Would Stress Local
Sukstahtinl Values.
deposit the sum of 10,412.471), n
gain of $261,909 In deposits since
January 31 and a gain of $2,360,833 over tho snmo date of the
Tho 15 m en who compose
year 1923, according to figures
tho special co m m itto en to help
compiled from state men to issued
raise tho funds necessary fo r
today by the F irst National Bank,
1 lU /tw
Seminole County Bank nnd the
n. m., ns of February 20, when
tho special a d v ertisin g cam
Lvf TTi.1 Sanford Bnnk and Trust Company.
President Coolidge siguned tho
paign fund m et th is m o rn in g
TVY m
Resources of the tlirco banks
measure. The dumped inheritance
a t th e Chnmbor o f C om m erce
I
I
i
l
l
,
|
1
totaled
the
'sum
of
$7,433,313,
an
tax rates nlso are effective ns of
100 per cent strong, nnd Im -’
l
U
U
d
l
inerenso
of
$369,811
in
the
past
that hour, ns are many other re
T » rVTV n'°nth and a gain of $2,490,476
m cdintcly sta rte d on th e ir
pealed nr modified taxes, while the
lI A / r
■<"<* March 1 of last ycur.
inromo tnx provisions are appli*
w ork.
iL iT U J lj
Each of the thrho hanks shared
calde to incomes of last year, on ■
ought
Tomorrow a t U.*S0 o'clock,
proportionately
in
the
Increase
wlSK payments will he made this
10, to
the 10 teams that comnrieo the
In
N
ew
‘b
'n
n
g
the
month
nnd
officials
ivxyear.
‘
‘
ivalid
district organization will J o i n
i
' l,rosscd themselves* ns being well
sufReduction df-the automobile ntis-4
forces with the special committees
:a vvnen pleased with the steady upward
iritiT
oger tqx from five to four per
nnd the rnmpalgn will bo In full
locks o r trend of deposits for the pnst few’
cc will become effective at nddforce. The cam-ass will require
M
o
n
d
ay
months.
R
egular
D
nyllpht
Service
To
idgi . March js , along with the
two or three dnya, according to the
Predict Illg Deposit “Boost"
Snnford F ro m Jacksonville campaign management.
incr.
'options on ailmls^ ■»_.//p)
^ I* cxPvctod that tho .with tho
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., March
Will He S ta rte d Stoon; I , Tho goal of the campaign la $18,i.uporis ay ir.in vtiairtncrr of r-lons, *! lithereafter will include
idling the mont’y being received by tho cvl2.—1.4*)—A total of 36,941 cars
the lIn- differgyt. Terminal dis ticket- nf 73 cents nnd less. On
Plan E xcursion S a tu rd a y ,000 of tho amount will go to the
this
little
1
er>'
8rowers
beginning
to
pour
into
also repcnl of the taxes
will he needed during the month
tricts show ilmt the traffic situa tiiat u
n makine the city, a tremendous increase in
I tho recent regntta nnd nlso $3,000
of March for Florida embargo
tion over the state is improving on deeds of conveyances and cus
than 200 deposits may he looked for within
[for the local quofa for the Florida
The
“AVelnkn."
n
43-foot,
luxuri
tom
warehouse
i
.
:rics
and
w
ithpermit shipments, according to
and e\crw district that the em
building to bo constructed a t the
ire
which
m’xl
t
'vo
n,0hl
ns.
An
eight
ously
appointed
excursion
boat
of
the reports of tho various te r
bargo lie “lint" lifted at (hi.- time. dritwuls will go into effect.
•»ces wOI, million dollar celery crop in nre- the Lake Monroe (Transportation Philadelphia
exposition. Over $10,minal districts of the state, made
District heads tili agreed that the
Repeal of the taxes on capital
Company which arrived in tho city 000 of tho amount will h o 'to the
to the Florida division of the
railroads were giving much bet stock, t o
<■r ,i manufacturers,
front Jacksonville u few days ago, publicity campaign that Is to con
southeastern advisory hoard at
ter service than before the Flor brokers, Imwii,.., alleys, billiard
will he placed in service, on S atur centrate tha attention of Florida
its monthly meeting bore today.
ida division of the Southeastern rooms, shooting galleries, riding
day for the convenience of excur and sections of tho north on thd
The report of the Tallahassee
Advisory Board ivu- organised academies ami automobiles for hire
sion and right-seeing parties about substantiality of Hanford and ip*'
With the IllO tents, 300 cots, nnd
nnd Pensacola district were not
and that they were all co-operat will be effective June 30.
strngetic position in central Flor
I,
like Monroe' and its connecting
1,000
army
blankets
.which
arrived
made Iml the chairman staled
ing with the district terminals in.
The new net leaves room for a ‘here today from Little Rock, tem by the local banks in the past J*cni waterways, according to an an ida.
that th e e two districts were not
every way.
“The success of our advertising
more isrieniifir advancement, oat po, ary quarters were arranged for stated Mint hie huge increase ii nouncement made this morning by
turn rially affected by the em
The Tampa terminal district
still promise^ a material contro.i- those made homeless by the con business had brought about an In J. .R. Emory, general manager of
bargo.
needed the largest number of timi to economic advance oho.
flux of capital to the city that luitl | the-• newly organised company
flagration.
’
Orlando was sclc<\V.I as the
never before been experienced. I, which will seek to exploit the
cars for March of any district in the opinion of John W. O'Lem
Fast night the homclcgV were
m \t meeting place
he divis
"The fact thnt capital lias neonlhv,
! scenic beauty or the lake and the
the tale with lit.720, while president of file ehamher of com
..-hi lu red tu churches, schuMs nnd fit to enter Sanford and Invest!. St. Johns river,
ion. when it was itgre.d that the
merce
of
the
U.
S.
In
a
statement
Ja<
I.
m nville was second with 10,nit-n;lily meetings .should he held
he expressed regret at tile "vi r •• IV ■ not destroyed. Mayor E. L. hero in tho best proof of atl th at |
01 1 ears ami Orlando third with undesirable increase in corporation liw. .• relief committed surveyed the city is built on a firm found-1| Additional power boats being
in \:irimis towns over the stale
i built for-tho company, includo two
8,119 car.-.
instead of one regular place.
income tux. ns well an tho failure to I llui tarnation uml Mr. lloyce said dttnn," Mayor Lake suid. "O ur' fast, well appointed yachts for
j it would ho decided luter wnut help claims to substantiality lire backed*
service between Sanford
1was needed.
by our hank deposits and by our daylight
and Jacksoville, and another comliczgo J
“ I don't think we will nOfd nut- cpntiuunh growth along , business ir.ndlousVxctirnJon boat offthd.-tyj-s
- '
tlWSga
' side h",p after today," Mayor lilies."
^Vdiverod ’ hero several days ago, a>d,.io> is wa>jng on wzml fiupf
“Another indication nf-whot utr
l him. i
thu Chamber oTCommerce; and. inf
Boyce aald. “Newport will try to
world thinks of .Sanford was givort
ltd nut |
ore waiting to »rv hour this cam
tulie rare of it self."
recently when improvement bonds
paign is to ho supported." * 1
Damage .Million end Half.
‘T he money is to bo used noli
I hi mage by tho fire was estim at of tho city sold at a.high premium
only for the newspaper campaign
ed today, to run as high as $1,300,- before an assembly of representa
of advertising but for a direct mail
000 with a complete check likely-to tive!! from financial houses all over
campaign that will put us in direct
l show 300 nr more homos and sev. the country. Tha people who have
th thousands of
touc,
oral churches and manufacturing the money look upon Hanford os
citisons of other states, Mr. Iiigrc.isp \ S ecretary Fails To Ann
plant;, dcitroyod. An uged negro a good, soutnl and profitable Jngins added.
woman, nti ex-slave, was critical vestment," Mayor luika added.
Stippi.ri S u lio rd in a tc jn T he
F
“This advertising effort Is most
ly
burned,
a
negro
child
missing
( ‘intention T h ai a vontm isi‘i
timely ns It places tho great and
and several others were injured in
substantial resources o r Sanford
'••on Sirotild Siutlv Stihjeci
the conflagration.
HAY FT. LOUIS. Mi- .. March 2.
before tho country at n Umo when
The fire, starling in a little cabin
(A*)—Forty witnivses aw aiud
sonsidcrutlcm is being given to real
' *i !vi;T t'X . .Mor. 2.—(.Pi —
spread to the V. O, Joues Lumber
an opportunity to Ithiify at a hear company’s
value, nnd wo know that Sanford
■» lias made up its* tuiii.i r:' 1
plant and, then to the
ing in circuit court today to de
Men
mum
Cooperage
company’s
i
1
->‘ -11r,■t prohibition and a j. ,,
termine w hether a change of venue
Favre, charged with idaying of mill. Fanned by a high wind, it
d.i ,,'i' il •-vestizrntiun of the stii<- Thm
Fuvro, dinrged with In vine of uf spread rapidly front dwelling In
.very rmnU cost. Floritlu is filled ,
I Iv.vc little effect in th" arcW. M. Mingee and J. A. McLenmrCj dwelling, until effort* at staying
with winter visitors. These poonlo
its
disastrous
flight
seemed
hope
• S.Tretnry Mellon, l i e ; " 1'*'1'
will he starting buck home during ,
federal entinmdugints, near Picay
less. Fire apparatus from four
Imre tin belief of A s -," ,'‘1’
tho next few months nnd if wo can ‘
une,
February
IK
surrounding towns responding to
'I taut* Sn-relnry Andrews, i n i " " '1'
get tnjiny uf'them .to slop here, see
Meanwhile,
newspaper
men
were
Tl
.
tdiinicy
it••
laid
three
day*.
, distress culls, brought the flumes
■if' if projiiliition enforcem ent.'
whnt a fine town wo have, our farm . f
.. ......lit!
.. up Siilurdny with tin- pluy- wondering win ther Judge Walter under control late last night.
inqttiry liv n P residential! wjndi
production, and our lake and river,
A.
White
will
make
an
effort
i<
>
I
(,f_f
|,i
tween
the
winners
of
Friday’s
• coii'imitee, would impress tho 4H’o*
Troops Patrol Streets
it will repay us many times over.
prevent
news
of
the
case
being
dis
pairings.
,‘j.1 i''' "i‘ l assist tho dry forces.
"Almost all who stopped tit th«»
Troops
patrolled
tho
s
tm
t
s
tributed
l>y
newspapers
circulating
Mr Chittenden, in announcing
Forrest Luka Hotel have said th a t
•„j
Andrews expressed the hope
in Hancock county.
An order throughout the night to prevent
the
j
.I
uiis
for
iti*'
event.
Mated
that
next year they will coma back to
jbut the itn|uiry, begun yesterday
threatening n jail sentence us a printable renewal of tile fire as a
Hanford for a longer stay. Many
*',v
House Alcoholic Lii|Uor the m.\ teams will : tart at 2 o’clock penalty to the writer who fails to result of sparks being blown from
from the three winning
of these people will get financially
1■vDic Committee would lead to o nn<I ltint
the
blazing
heaps
of
debris.
submit
his
utorios
to
an
official
of
interested In our community."
' •cnrimit ndution for appointment team nf Thursday two will be ne the court for approval, was issued
Mnj.
S.
B.
Scott,
assistan
t
The firs t of tho m atrixes for tha y of the commission, but his superior l,rl ed for Friday's pluy. The win Saturday by Judge White.
adjutant general .sent here by Gov
"fourteen points" campaign have
believes the public now knows th . ner “f Friday will tticn he matched
ernor
Tom
J.
Terral
to
take
charge
An
appeal
for
change
of
venue
,t the odd team left Troni the
been recti .cd by tho Chamber of
is
loruuniinir prohibition 11 n«1
was filed by
Hldwoll Adam, a t of tho troops, expressed surprise
events.
Commcri.
<4 tne campaign man-1
tli’it it h.is access to ull the in fo r-1Thunduy
’•
today
at
the
way
tho
citizens
re
torney for Favre, charged that be
Teams from t h e Rotary. Lions, cause
ngem r ary enthusiastic’ ovof
•4 JtiMtion which micht tip. assembled
sponded to the needs of the home
of
publicity
and
notoriety
Chamber o f C o m m e r c e ; A m e r i c a n
tho np, «u.rce of the advertiseless. “ I find the situation much
. I‘> »n> l oiiiiiiissiiin. 1
given
the
ease,
it
has
been
"ad
f, prbhitdlion
enforcement Legion, Kiwanin and Realty Board versely 'adjudged by public opin better than I expected,” lie said.
ij ch"f will 1«. tin* first witness «-nII- lire e n t e r e d .
ion," and that for this reason, “ Everything that c6uld possibly ho
i lieing slutwri I') Favre could not be given a fuir done in such u short time has been
" , n i i.; *!i»- II,.us,. <n m u iittee, pr‘»l>
, 1.1 contend for trial in Hancock county.
attended to.”
: l,lv lu-' t Monday, and Chairm an_ Hr
g o o d sized g a l “ J lloil'Oti tin, indicated tliut the a*I he at the course
►
n-tui’t Secretary's proposal for an
poncment until tomorrow or pos*
f play Thursday
| ‘'1' *-ttgfttion may he adopted aft'-r
aibly Thursday.
ne ' '
"tuuiltteo has completed in
The committee will tine tho in
r " | i rehimnury Inquiry.
terval to dispose of BQVernl minor
Approximately
po automobile*
id. 1 " uyr.c B, W'tieelor, general counbills and thereby den" it* legisla have
been unload
a t tha ntunld*
H. t .
t*,e Anti-Saloon Lcagu.',
tive "late of nil m utters except pal nler during ___
„
,r. «ouUl prrfcr that tho committi
farm relief;
months and plans calling for l
fore* British-made films upon tho
‘do w.mt investigatinn is dccidi
The change In pinna grew out unloading or a t leas <KK> mora j
fill)
mther than leave it to
British film producers discrilw public by means of - legislation,
In p art of n conference last night month' In th* future are now
olf ''residcnltal conimision, Tim Hou
tiic American film ascendancy in lie says the public cannot ho
CINCINNATI,
Mur.
2.-WPI--An
of the farm er leaders a t which a
or- coiniiilUeo i„ making an Inqulp
Great Britain nguinst which Brit- forced to pay to see films which elderly man, found wnndering at number of members of Congress tha making, according to an I
nouncement mads today by Q.
it
does
not
like.
r.'* I , ‘ •‘•‘*‘1 in ii statement, “and th
i(h interests uro battling.
the rentral railroad statioil, with were present. It wo* snnounced Tresher, of tb* Sfe Jolms Trai
However, ho is much opposed t<* $4,830 in hi* packet a week ago, additional
rg,. i" all that will Ik; (lorn* a t thin SC
One billion person* are attend
time was den'rcd to giv«
Company.
ing the 4,000 film house* m th* the block system of booking, which and v.’h© was aent to u hospital for tho finishing touches tty the pro portatlon
Mr. Tresher stated that dt
ties
theatres
up
to
ta
k
e
‘a
certain
islands
every
year
and
eighty-m
c
treatm ent, says his name is John gram , the farm ers' rcpresentatlvf Ing the mouth of February a sllg
Huuevu!, the Senate Judiciary
of pictures In order to get Boycd and not Thomas Johnson.
will presont to tho committer.
t nnnitUio will hear next Monday
Jules Brazil, called "the n a ter tier cent of th© picture* they *ef number
decreasa in freight shipment# W
features
which
H
m
ust
have.
Iia said life was a resident of
U'<* proposals „f Senator Edge, Rc- entertainer’5 of th** Ivnvnnls Inter sru American made. In the Brit
notU$bIa, 2,300 tons being unlos
Colonel
Vernon
Willey,
presi
ish
colonic*
American
picture!
Tamps, Fiu.. and thnt hu was $6
pnhljran, nnd Edwards, Deraocrnt national. is scheduled to b© present
ed
ot his dock during tha uuml
dent
of
j
h
c
Federation
of
British
years old, Following a dipute with
r.
Jersey, amj Hnjce, Denio- tonight at the annual indies night have even a stronger hold.
Industries,
believes
British
films
Therein th© British producers
the Tampa School Board over a
" f ^ aiylt.nil, for unwndmeat banquet and dance the h^al cluh
will never have a fair chaneo in
Is giving at the Hotel ForrOst Lake, see it threat to British culture, British houses until this system piece of property, he left- Florida,
the \ olstcad Act. . *-f
he said, to vHU n brother-in-law
is expected to bring out even to British civilization, if
The second of a aerie* uf dances
li
request a goneral puh- which
is broken up and a special'quota living in Indianapolla. * Hu wns on
every
Kiwauian
and hlg ,wjfe from
given under tho auspices of the
■ hearing
byy ■•vine
some coram
committee
\
iuw on .
of
British
is
required
to
be
on
his
way
to
Indianapolis
when
ho
this
city
in
’addition
to
a
number
Chamber ot* Commerce tor the en
e ‘hbjett of enforcemcot.
was taken ilL
©f visitors.
v"
o
tertainm ent of hanford’a winter
Mr Brazil has -been in Sanford
visitors, will tm an event of Wed
beflro and" his entertaining of the Htatea at* «we*Ung U not pro
nesday night a t the City Hall, ac
ducing
t
h«
outcrr
luncheon club i* *aid to have been emitted by press ngants of tho
cording to an announcement made
th© best features the local
today.
Kiwanians ever had before them.
Arrangements for- tha dance are
^Hoifywood* msnncrs, Hollywood
- 4 ^ i Kf5u)N’ T^ Thu - case against Dr. Cyril J. uniter, th© supervltJan of C. W.
VrrangcntetiU for the affair to<v,‘ r‘al th«* town of W hitewater, nivlit
: Marshall, charged with assault and Brawn, president uf tha recently are soon to W *1uht-d, occur
tiave been completed, accordbatlery by hi* wife, will hot b# organized tourist club, assisted by to Mr. Tresher^
i »
L. C. Bcbout, aacretary of
it*
Most of the machine* ure
the dub, and everything is it» reodihave no chance to break hbard before the spring session of W. E. Winter, another Hanford
therd bo legislation in tb© county court to b« convened visitor. Tha danoa will-begin at petted to bo towed uji tha I
music for the occooor.
But many of thei sometime, in May, Jt-w as learned
“ S i'S S u m S r a c n t
u © .u ilW 0 » i» - * . ' , 2
*
ttished by thg-muale*
chare reply that If Brit- today.
itnt far mora temperate voices
Dr. Marshall, whose bor.il x m
** are forced upon themi
" iW r i.
Aairfield, who Is
i
fixed
at $300, waived prclisiirigry
t
face
bankruptcy
n*
tp*
hfLl of the organization control*
examination.
l.--.
I noPgp to sev them,
In ^ n w re fU m tb c a t r e s th a n .n y
egulatlan tboratens toI *AH attempt* to- rwvch Q fi Marother 1" England. W official
problem in party politics
Florida Embargo Permit
Shipments Will Require
56,941 Cctrs This Month
Change Of Venue In
Mississippi M u r d e r
Case Will Be Argued
House Fails To Open
Sanford Is Growing
British Producers Bemoaning Fact
That American Films Predominate Wanderer. Found In
City, Tresher
Cincinnati Says He
I s Tampa Resident
Kiwanis Club Will
Hold ‘Ladies N ight’
At Forrest L a k e
Plan Tourist Dance
For Wednesday Night
T'»vn Spends $1,000
On 57 Theft Trial
3 g S ? ' o r S , -tSlS
Marshall Case To
Be Tried In May
A
*
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ON A LL C A SH SA LES
Everything is set for the gi
gantic furniture and house
furnishings clearance sale.
Three-Piece Living Room Suit
Four-Piecf;- Bedroom Suit
These missive piece.' upholstered in high-grade. richly
figured veluur witli lm -e >priiTjr-fiIt***I cushions. am
irracefufly rolled mm*; a handsome davenport table
polychrome bridge lamp ami shade: attractive end tal)|r; polychrome console •l>!p mirror. a 9-12 II. ipiulili
A handsome suite designed on lines tl -triking beauty
finished in beautiful walnut effect, t mi'iructttl of |a
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veneers and other selected woods, i)-1—-r. rhifforohe;
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leugifc vanity and a how-end double >*»i Hcplirj
$192.00.
t)l \ k.ynolc spiohlM p
r u g : b ea u tifu l table lanij
S ale price
sta n d . Im ag in e! All tlii> lor >mli a M a rlin g low prit**
Pieces can lie p u rch ased puli' iduallv a - >imwu in tie
ch tlit. llegulav price >l!'S.no, Sale price
Floor lamps, Rugs, Wicker F*urmUire, lx
D ay
Beds, Breakfast Room Sets, 0
Everything (or the home is included in this
Tables, Chairs, T able Lamps, and a co
unusual flood of i urniture bargains. We have
plete line of bouse furnishings. Thi^s sak
•
a
,
decided to cul down our present stock that
we will have ample display and storage room
DINING
ihiy a handsome dining-roombsuite at a very
eluding oblong extension table, buffet, china i
• hair and 5 diners with tapestry scats. Tudor si
*n\mg. Nine beautiful pieces in choice walnut
price .<I7i.no, Sale price
for the shipment that is now enroule for our
store.
ROOM
i ou will profit grea tly by taking ad-
vantage of our disadvantage
SUITE
fords you an opportunity to purchase uK
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articles to complete your home at minimi
$149.00
F IN IS H E D BREAK!* AS
W IC K ER F U R N IT U R E
‘Attractive table with
drop-leaf of miiliDguny
veneer. A splendid addi
tion to the homo at
a
fraction of its real wurth.
Ivory and Blue. Five-piece si
in ivory and blue; has la rg e d
and 5 good, strong chairs; pric
w eek of M arch Sale at
A bed outfij of comfort
at a very Imv cost. Inclu
des a comfortable mat
tress and a heavy link
and save
W E D E L IV E R A N Y W H E R .F
, M S E M /N O L E C O U N T Y
.
FREE
a a a a g ffi
�T H E W BA TIIBB
F air tonight, slig h tly coMcr, ex*
cept In northw est portion, possibly
light fro st in the in terio r o f
A
trn l and north portions; WedpeJ*
day fnirpnodcrate p o rth w e lt .winds
n v f f eM
T ^ S ^ T P r e s a F u l l L e a s e d W ir e
Twelve Pajjes Todny
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1920.
M
M A M T A ll
B in iio c o m ^ B ^ T
-
Team s Take Field In
Treasury Experts Speeding
Up DraftinR.Of Regulations
To Guide Tne Taxpayers;
Law Is Effective Feb. 26
Enthusiasm Marks"
Speed Boat Makes
Commencement Of
Record Run To Jax
Campaign To Raise
The ‘’G renada’ orte of the
Budget Of $18,000
speed IHints nf th e 723 displace
Auto Tax In Effect
At Midnight, Mar. 28
m ent elnss which rarticinnlcd In
thv> races h e re F riday, le ft the
city S atu rd ay m orning nnd
mmlr the trip to Jnckrenvlllo in
five hours and 30 m inutes, ac
cording i to word received here
today by Judga W. E. W hite,
Becrethry of th© S anford Yacht
Club.
*
I t Is believed, to lie n record
fo r the run down the riv er nnd
local ynchtm en were surprised
to learn of tho Umo m ade,
owing to the high winds which
prevailed S atu rd ay .
Tho racer is owned by C.
Howard of ‘Jacksonville.
^yhey. Taxes Including Those
OVCnpitnl Stock And Aujo
Duildcrg^Effective June 30
WASJIINGTO&T
_.................................
March 2.—Dpi
—With the timo within which the
public must file its tnx retu rn s
N U M B E R 181.
•
!Higgins Urges
'
Public Support
Advertising Program
Would Stress Local
Sukstahtinl Values.
deposit the sum of 10,412.471), n
gain of $261,909 In deposits since
Jan u a ry 31 and a gain of $2,360,833 over tho snmo date of the
Tho 15 men who compose
y ear 1923, according to figures
tho special committoento help
compiled from s ta te men to issued
raise tho funds necessary for
today by the F irs t National Bank,
1 lU /tw
Seminole County Bank nnd the
n. m., ns of F ebruary 20, when
tho special advertising cam
L v f T T i.1 Sanford Bnnk and T rust Company.
President Coolidge siguned tho
paign fund met this morning
TVY m
Resources o f the tlirco banks
measure. The dum ped inheritance
at the Chnmbor of Commerce
I
I
i
l
l
,
|
1
totaled
the
'sum
of
$7,433,313,
an
tax rates nlso are effective ns of
100 per cent strong, nnd Im-’
l
U
U
d
l
inerenso
of
$369,811
in
the
past
th at hour, ns are m any other re
T » rVTV n'°n th and a gain of $2,490,476
mcdintcly started on their
pealed nr modified taxes, while the
lI A / r
■<"<* M arch 1 of la st ycur.
inromo tnx provisions are appli*
work.
iL iT U J lj
Each of the thrho hanks shared
calde to incomes of last year, o n ■
ought
Tomorrow at U.*S0 o'clock,
proportionately
in
the
Increase
w lSK paym ents will he made this
10, to
the 10 team s th at comnrieo th e
I
n
N
e
w
‘b
'n
n
g
the
month
nnd
officials
ivxyear.
‘
‘
ivalid
d istrict organization will J o i n
i
' l,rosscd themselves* ns being well
sufReduction df-the automobile ntis-4
forces w ith the special com m ittees
:a v v n e n pleased w ith the steady upward
iritiT
oger tqx from five to four per
nnd the rnm palgn will bo In full
locks o r tren d of deposits for the pnst few’
cc
will become effective at nddforce. The cam-ass will require
M
o
n
d
a
y
months.
Regular
Dnyllpht
Service
To
idgi . March js , along with the
two or three dnya, according to the
Predict Illg Deposit “ Boost"
Snnford From Jacksonville cam paign m anagem ent.
incr.
'options on ailmls^ ■»_.//p)
^ I* cx Pvctod th at tho .with tho
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., M arch
Will He Started Stoon; I , Tho goal of the cam paign la $18,i.uporis ay ir.in vtiairtncrr of r-lons, *! lith ere after will include
idling th e mont’y being received by tho cvl2.—1.4*)—A to tal of 36,941 cars
the lIn- differgyt. Terminal dis ticket- nf 73 cents nnd less. On
Plan Excursion Saturday ,000 of tho am ount will go to the
th
is
little
1
er>'
8
row
ers
beginning
to
pour
into
also repcnl of the taxes
will he needed during the m onth
tricts show ilmt the traffic situ a tiiat u
n m akine the city, a trem endous increase in
I tho recent re g n tta nnd nlso $3,000
of March for Florida em bargo
tion over the state is improving on deeds of conveyances and cus
th an 200 deposits m ay he looked for within
[for the local quofa fo r the F lorida
The
“AVelnkn."
n
43-foot,
luxuri
tom
warehouse
i
.
:rics
and
w
ithpermit shipm ents, according to
and e\crw district that the em
building to bo constructed a t th e
ire
which
m’xl
t
'vo
n,0h
l
ns.
An
eight
ously
appointed
excursion
boat
of
dritwuls will go into effect.
the reports of tho various t e r
bargo lie “lint" lifted at (hi.- time.
•»ces w OI, million dollar celery crop in nre- the Lake Monroe ( T ran sp o rtatio n Philadelphia exposition. O ver $10,minal districts of the state, made
District heads tili agreed that the
Repeal of the taxes on capital
Company which arrived in tho city 000 o f tho am ount will h o 'to th e
to the Florida division of the
railroads were giving much bet stock, t o
<■r ,i m anufacturers,
front Jacksonville u few days ago, publicity cam paign th a t Is to con
southeastern advisory hoard a t
ter service than before the F lor brokers, Imwii,.., alleys, billiard
will he placed in service, on S a tu r cen trate tha atten tio n of F lorida
its monthly m eeting bore today.
ida division of the Southeastern
rooms, shooting galleries, riding
day for the convenience of excur and sections of tho n o rth on thd
The report of the T allahassee
Advisory Board ivu- organised academies ami automobiles for hire
sion and right-seeing parties about su b stan tiality of Hanford and ip*'
With the IllO tents, 300 cots, nnd
nnd Pensacola d istrict w ere not
and that they were all co-operat will be effective June 30.
strngetic position in cen tral F lo r
I,
like Monroe' and its connecting
1,000
arm
y
blankets
.which
arrived
made Iml the chairm an sta le d
ing with the district term inals in.
The new net leaves room for a ‘here today from L ittle Rock, te m by the local banks in the past J*cni w aterw ays, according to an a n ida.
that th e e two districts were not
every way.
“The success of our advertisin g
more isrieniifir advancem ent, o a t po, ary quarters were arranged for stated Mint hie huge increase ii nouncement made this m orning by
turn rially affected by the em
The Tampa term inal district
still promise^ a m aterial co n tro .i- those made homeless by the con business had brought about an In J. .R. Emory, g en eral m anager of
bargo.
needed the largest number of
flux of capital to the city th at luitl | the-• newly organised company
timi to economic advance oho .
flagration.
’
Orlando was sclc<\V.I as the
never before been experienced. I, which will seek to exploit the
cars for March of any district in the opinion of John W. O'Lem
Fast night the homclcgV were
m \t meeting place
he divis
"The fact th n t capital lias n eo n!lhv,
president of file ehamher of com
scenic beauty or the lake and the
the
tale with lit.720, while
..-hi lu red tu churches, schuMs nnd fit to en ter Sanford and Invest!. St. Johns river,
ion. when it was itgre.d th a t the
merce
of
the
U.
S.
In
a
statem
ent
Ja<
I.
m nville was second with 10,nit-n;lily meetings .should he held
he expressed regret at tile "vi r •• IV ■ not destroyed. M ayor E . L. hero in tho b est proof of atl th a t || Additional power boats being
01 1 ears ami Orlando third with
in \:irimis towns over the sta le
undesirable increase in corporation liw. .• relief com m itted surveyed the city is built on a firm found-1i built for-tho company, includo two
8,119 car.-.
instead of one re g u lar place.
income tux. ns well an tho failure to I llui tarnation uml Mr. lloyce said dttnn," M ayor Lake suid. "O u r' fast, well appointed yachts for
j it would ho decided lu ter w nut help claims to substan tiality lire backed*
daylight service between Sanford
1was needed.
by our hank deposits and by our and Jacksoville, and an o th er comliczgo J
“ I don't th in k we will nOfd nut- cpntiuunh grow th along , business ir.ndlousVxctirnJon boat offthd.-tyj-s
- '
tlWSga
' side h",p a fte r today," M ayor lilies."
^Vdiverod ’ hero several days ago, a>d,.io> is w a > jn g on wzml fiu p f
“A nother indication nf-w hot u tr
l him. i
thu Cham ber oTCommerce; and. in f
Boyce aald. “N ew port will try to
world thinks o f .Sanford was givort
ltd nut |
ore w aiting to »rv hour this cam
tulie ra re of it self."
recently when improvement bonds
paign is to ho supported." * 1
Damage .Million end Half.
‘T h e money is to bo used noli
I hi m age by tho fire was estim at of tho city sold at a.h ig h premium
only fo r the new spaper cam paign
ed today, to run as high as $1,300,- before an assem bly of rep resen ta
of advertising but for a direct mail
000 with a com plete check likely-to tive!! from financial houses all over
campaign th at will put us in direct
l show 300 nr more homos and sev. the country. Tha people who have
th thousands of
touc,
oral churches and m anufacturing the money look upon Hanford os
citisons of other states, Mr. Iiigrc.isp \ Secretary Fails To Ann
plant;, dcitroyod. An uged negro a good, soutnl and profitable Jngins added.
woman, nti ex-slave, was critical vestm ent," Mayor luika added.
Stippi.ri Suliordinatcjn The
F
“ This advertising effort Is m ost
ly
burned,
a
negro
child
m
issing
( ‘intention Thai a vontm isi‘i
timely ns It places tho g re at and
and several others were injured in
substantial resources o r S anford
'••on Sirotild Siutlv Stihjeci
the conflagration.
HAY FT. LOUIS. Mi- .. March 2.
before tho country at n Umo when
The fire, sta rlin g in a little cabin
(A*)—Forty witnivses aw aiu d
sonsidcrutlcm is being given to real
' *i !v i;T t'X . .Mor. 2.—(.Pi —
an opportunity to Ithiify at a h ear spread to the V. O, Joues Lumber
value, nnd wo know th a t Sanford
■» lias made up its* tuiii.i r:' 1
ing in circuit court today to de com pany’s plant and, then to the
Men
mum
Cooperage
com
pany’s
i
1
->‘ -11r,■t prohibition and a j. ,,
term ine w hether a change of venue
Favre, charged with idaying of mill. Fanned by a high wind, it
d.i , , 'i' il •-vestizrntiun of the stii<- Thm
Fuvro, dinrged with In vine of uf spread rapidly front dwelling In
.very rmnU cost. Floritlu is filled ,
I Iv.vc little effect in th" arcW. M. Mingee and J. A. McLenmrCj dwelling, until effort* at staying
with w inter visitors. These poonlo
its
disastrous
flight
seemed
hope
• S.Tretnry Mellon, l i e ; " 1'*'1'
will he sta rtin g buck home d uring ,
federal entinmdugints, near Picay
less. F ire ap p aratu s from four
Imre tin belief of A s - ," ,'‘1’
tho next few months nnd if wo can ‘
une, February IK
surrounding towns responding to
'I taut* Sn-relnry A ndrew s, i n i " " ' 1'
g et tnjiny u f'th e m .to slop here, see
Meanwhile,
new
spaper
men
were
Tl
.
tdiinicy
it
••
laid
three
day*.
, distress culls, brought the flumes
■if' if projiiliition enforcem ent.'
whnt a fine town wo have, our fa rm . f
.. .........
lit! up Siilurdny with tin- pluy- wondering win ther Judge W alter under control late last night.
inqttiry liv n P re sid e n tia l! wjndi
production, and our lake and riv er,
A.
W
hite
will
make
an
effort
i<
>
I
(,f_f
|,i
tween
the
winners
of
F
riday’s
• coii'imitee, would im press tho 4H’o*
Troops P atrol S treets
it will repay us many tim es over.
prevent
news
of
the
case
being
dis
pairings.
,‘j.1 i''' "i‘ l assist tho dry forces.
"A lm ost all who stopped tit th«»
Troops
patrolled
tho
s
t
m
t
s
tributed
l>y
newspapers
circulating
Mr Chittenden, in announcing
F o rre st Luka Hotel have said th a t
•„j
Andrews expressed th e hope
in Hancock county.
An order throughout the night to prevent
the
j
.I
uiis
for
iti*'
event.
Mated
that
n e x t year they will coma back to
jbut the itn|uiry, begun yesterday
threatening n jail sentence us a printable renewal of tile fire as a
Hanford for a longer stay. M any
*',v
House Alcoholic Lii|Uor the m.\ team s will : tart at 2 o’clock penalty to the w riter who fails to result of sparks being blown from
of these people will g et financially
1■vDic Committee would lead to o nn<I ltint from the three winning submit his utorios to an official of the blazing heaps of debris.
interested In our com m unity."
' •cnrimit ndution for appointm ent team nf T hursday two will be ne the court for approval, was issued
Mnj.
S.
B.
Scott,
a
s
s
is
ta
n
t
The f ir s t of tho m atrix es for th a y of the commission, but his superior l,rl ed for F riday's pluy. The win Saturday by Judge White.
adju tan t general .sent here by Gov
"fo u rteen points" cam paign have
believes the public now knows th . ner “f Friday will tticn he matched
ernor
Tom
J.
T
erral
to
take
charge
An
appeal
for
change
of
venue
,t the odd team left Troni the
been re c ti .cd by tho C ham ber o f
is
loruuniinir prohibition 11n«1
was filed by
Hldwoll Adam, a t of tho troops, expressed surprise
Com
m cri.
<4 tn e cam paign m an-1
tli’it it h.is access to ull the in fo r-1T ’•hunduy events.
today
at
the
way
tho
citizens
re
torney for Favre, charged th at be
Teams from th e Rotary. Lions, cause
ngem r ary en th u siastic’ ovof
•4 JtiMtion which m icht tip. assembled
sponded to the needs of the home
of
publicity
and
notoriety
Chamber o f C o m m e r c e ; A m erica n
tho np, « u .rce of th e a d v e rtise . I‘> »n> l oiiiiiiissiiin. 1
given the ease, it has been "ad less. “ I find the situation much
Legion,
Kiwanin
and
Realty
Board
better
than
I
expected,”
lie
said.
versely
'adjudged
by
public
opin
f, prbhitdlion
enforcement
ij ch " f will 1«. tin* first witness «-nII- lire en te r e d .
ion," and th at for this reason, “ E verything th at c6uld possibly ho
i lieing slutwri I') Favre could not be given a fuir done in such u short tim e has been
" ,n i i.; *!i»- II,.us,. <nmuiittee, pr‘»l>
, 1.1 contend for trial in Hancock county.
attended to.”
: l,lv lu-' t Monday, and C hairm an_ Hr
good sized gal“ J lloil'Oti tin, indicated tliu t the a*I he at the course
►
n-tui’t Secretary's proposal for an
poncm ent u n til tom orrow or pos*
f play Thursday
| ‘'1' *-ttgfttion may he adopted aft'-r
aibly T hursday.
ne ' '
"tuuiltteo has com pleted in
The com m ittee will tine tho in
r " | i rehimnury Inquiry.
terv al to dispose of BQVernl m inor
A pproxim ately
po automobile*
id. 1 " uyr.c B, W'tieelor, general counbills and thereby d e n " it* leg isla have
been unload
a t tha ntunld*
H. t .
t*,e Anti-Saloon Lcagu.',
tiv e "late of nil m utters except pal nler du rin g ___
„
,r. «ouUl p rrfcr that tho com m itti
farm relief;
m onths and plans calling fo r l
fore* B ritish-m ade film s upon tho
‘do w.mt investigatinn is dccidi
The change In pinna grew o u t unloading or a t leas <KK> mora j
fill)
m ther than leave it to
B ritish film producers discrilw public by m eans of - legislation,
In p a rt of n conference last n ig h t m onth' In th* fu tu re are now
olf ''residcnltal conimision, Tim Hou
tiic American film ascendancy in lie says th e public cannot ho
CINCINNATI,
Mur.
2.-WPI--An
of the fa rm e r leaders a t which a
or- coiniiilUeo i„ making an Inqulp
G reat Britain nguinst which Brit- forced to pay to see film s which elderly man, found wnndering at num ber of m em bers of C ongress tha m aking, according to an I
nouncement m ads today by Q.
it
does
n
o
t
like.
r.'* I , ‘ •‘•‘*‘1 in ii statem ent, “and th
i(h interests uro battling.
the rentral railroad statioil, with
However, ho is much opposed t<* $4,830 in hi* packet a week ago, were present. I t wo* snnounced T resher, of tb* Sfe Jolm s T rai
rg,. i" all that will Ik; (lorn* a t thin SC
One billion person* are attend
additional tim e was den'rcd to giv«
Company.
ing the 4,000 film house* m th* th e block system o f booking, which and v.’h© was aent to u hospital fo r tho finishing touches tty the p ro portatlon
M r. T resh er stated th a t dt
ties
th
eatres
up
to
ta
k
e
‘a
certain
islands
every
year
and
eig
h
ty
-m
c
treatment, says his nam e is John g ram , the farm ers' rc p resen tatlv f Ing the m outh of F ebruary a sllg
Huuevu!, the Senate Judiciary
num ber of pictures In order to get Boycd and not Thom as Johnson.
will p resont to tho com m itter.
t nnnitUio will hear next Monday
Jules Brazil, called "the n a ter tier cent of th© picture* they *ef featu res which H m u st have.
decreasa in fre ig h t shipm ent# W
In the B rit
Iia said life was a resid en t of
U'<* proposals „f S enator Edge, Rc- en tertain er’5 of th** Ivnvnnls In te r sru American made.
notU$bIa, 2,300 tons being unlos
Colonel
Vernon
W
illey,
presi
ish
colonic*
American
picture!
Tam ps, Fiu.. and th n t hu w as $6
pnhljran, nnd Edwards, Deraocrnt national. is scheduled to b© present
ed o t his dock during th a uuml
dent
of
j
h
c
Federation
of
B
ritish
years old, Follow ing a dipute w ith
r.
Jersey, amj Hnjce, Denio- tonight at the annual indies night have even a stronger hold.
Therein th© British producers Industries, believes B ritish films the Tam pa School B oard over a
"f ^ aiylt.nil, for unwndmeat banquet and dance the h ^al cluh
will
never
have
a
fa
ir
chaneo
in
Is giving at the Hotel ForrOst Lake, see it th reat to B ritish culture, B ritish houses u n til th is system piece of property, he left- Florida,
the \ olstcad Act. . *-f
even to B ritish civilization, if
he said, to vHU n brother-in-law
The second of a aerie* uf dances
li
request a goneral puh- which is expected to bring out
is broken up and a special'q u o ta living in Indianapolla. * Hu wns on
every
Kiwauian
and
hlg
,wjfe
from
■ hearing
by
some co
com
m ittee
\
y ■•vine
ram
iu w on .
of B ritish is required to be on his way to Indianapolis when ho given under tho auspices of the
this
city
in
’addition
to
a
number
C ham ber ot* Commerce tor th e en
e ‘hbjett of enforcem cot.
was taken ilL
©f visitors.
v"
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tertain m en t of h an fo rd ’a w inter
3
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Mr Brazil has -been in Sanford
visitors, will tm a n event of W ed
beflro and" his entertaining of the Htatea a t* «we*Ung U not pro
nesday n ig h t a t th e C ity H all, ac
ducing
t
h«
outcrr
luncheon club i* *aid to have been em itted by press ngants of tho
cording to an announcem ent made
th© best features the local
today.
Kiwanians ever had before them.
A rrangem ents for- th a dance are
^Hoifywood* m snncrs, Hollywood
- 4 ^ i Kf5u)N’ T^ Thu - case a g a in st D r. C yril J. uniter, th© supervltJan of C. W.
VrrangcntetiU for the affair to<v ,‘ r‘al th«* town of Whitewater,
: M arshall, ch arg ed w ith assau lt and Brawn, president uf th a recently are soon to W *1uht-d, occur
nivlit tiave been completed, accordb atlery by hi* w ife, will hot b# organized to u ris t club, assisted by to Mr. T resher^
i »
L. C. Bcbout, aacretary of
it*
M ost of th e machine* ure
the dub, and everything is it» reodih ave no chance to break hbard before th e sp rin g session of W. E. W inter, an o th er Hanford
th erd bo legislation in tb© county court to b« convened visitor. Tha danoa w ill-b eg in a t petted to bo towed uji tha I
m usic fo r the occooor.
B ut many of thei sometime, in M ay, J t-w a s learned
“ S i 'S Sum Sracnt
u © .u ilW 0 » i» -* . ' , 2
*
ttished by thg-muale*
chare reply th a t If B rit- today.
itnt fa r mora tem perate voices
Dr. M arshall, whose bor.il x m
** are forced upon themi
"iW ri.
A airfield, who Is
i
fixed
a t $300, waived prclisiirigry
t
face
bankruptcy
n*
tp*
hfL l of the organization control*
exam ination.
l.- -.
I noP g p to sev them,
In ^ n w re f U m t b c a t r e s t h a n . n y
egulatlan tboratens toI *AH attem pt* to- rwvch Qfi M arother 1" E ngland. W official
problem in p arty politics
rapidly expiring, the T reasury De
partm ent experts are speeding up
the draftin g of regulations to guide
taxpayers.
As the first step, new revenue
his. F o r
gning the
m t much
ta x bill,
Florida Embargo Permit
Shipments Will Require
56,941 Cctrs This Month
Change Of Venue In
Mississippi M u r d e r
Case Will Be Argued
House Fails To Open
Sanford Is Growing
British Producers Bemoaning Fact
That American Films Predominate Wanderer. Found In
Kiwanis Club Will
Hold ‘Ladies Night’
At Forrest L a k e
City, Tresher
Cincinnati Says He
I s Tampa Resident
Plan Tourist Dance
For Wednesday Night
T'»vn Spends $1,000
On 57 Theft Trial
Marshall Case To
Be Tried In May
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THE SANFO;
L D , frTTiygn A V
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-nt. Alexander Iitichannan, a* Llq- .M
i V r u* ,h" wii *.r
uldntor
nt
Florida
L ab 'll mi.lttil HB.nin,,
,
mnl
Colonization
Comimuy,
V . fUrU'’ '- "nl*|
IJinllcd, a corporation or. Knnlmnl.:
InI,,
nil former *to«*Ulio14*jr» of Florida lit rnlil. :i iiiMv»p1
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Ijinu mol Ci.louUailon Company.
1,1(11It.-il, :» llmflil I*tl**1 COVIMil-.tM.ui. Kaiir«.r.l. fitm|nn||.
nriinr* util mi Known: .l*»<-i|li
rM ,m
.•min nml n'lri- ■Arr*.,i,.„ii}, iviitic- ciirisrlnn nnmo it mi*
,. ;i.
..it imiilee clnlnrlni; inltt’lH 1-tr.vm„r
I. i"( - iiim I i i- .ilftHi-c 1-3. * !*"»>•! il.-. .fm
v,*m. Ttuwcx.
tl»u-«a*.il ------r
l
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T*
titnr.
di-mtHtil:
nr
cording to a statem ent u
i.itn-i Ivin-. In mnl in Inn roltnwlmr
b y H a l s e y S tu a rt mid wo
.l.i-.-rllM.I lulidi*. nlluutv. lying atwl
cage.
.
litliiK In .tin- '•!!>; of Hnnri.r.1, ••omit.v
The statem en t was made in con- nr S» iuln«»1r mnl Stall* «»f Mof-ldu,
inntu
irnrHcttlnrly ilcucrnicu as ful*
” “ C o " 1' 1
arJtlo n with the offering of 8-1,000noo Kentucky U tilities Compnnj
I first m ortgage lien five pereen
SIMON Pu
bonds. The bond*, including
| p erien i, n re offered a t y l-uO.
................... ........
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I ta le r connection has been emu- Mu. and to nay and all oilier j.eci n u r cm im u iu ii
n „ n i.'m u- whose nunn-s* are uaknuw n.
| Kentucky Power
Finns Wilt Unite
Gary’s Granddaughter to Wed
!!
M A R C H 2. 1926.
R O B E R T S BARTON
N O . 18— T H E T O M --C JA T E H A T R E A P P E A R S
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NANCY took ono of tlie m agi? flw p i aw ay in n iu trry .
u n » out of her pocket nmi throw
>,Vv. my ch-nm, you may iiiuI.t t t on the ground.
rta n d why th e traveler* looked so
Presto! Chungo! There stood n worried when they saw the. nnmo
•p in k in g hew motorcycle— license enorm ous fellow parked on ’« big
•h d all!
i tone H the middle of l lie rofld, Ii !k
g J J |j
Then Nick took ut-.ollur ono out wings s p n n d out o*t both sides,
o f hi* pocket nnd threw It on the nnd eimiplotcly blinking il.
ground.
Ho hnd a queer took lit hii} eye.
Chango! P traio ! There stood
..Oh, ho! So wo m e e t, ngaln."
p leted in m a n y p la c e s and H
.-IjiIimIuk a n y i l x i ' i . 1 11 1 o r i n t e r e s t
an o th er spanking n ew ‘motorcycle, m id he. jumpping his jnwn logethh e - o f n e w l i n e s u n d e r c o ns i r u. - 1
jni )n* l u m l n a h o v i iU rcquiremdits.
SB
In ritln g them for n ride.
. r as though he m eant hunlncas.
tio'n or c o n t e m p l a t e d w ill jo in mhre ................ . ..r a n y imri
i m r c l th e r e “I ’ll run one.**’ cried Jupc, the "You in tt’l pet jmrt thin tim e unthan HW communities nm ln n n m -''-|( N ht.r, |iy
„ ll(l
kangaroo, settling himiiclf in tlio less you do exactly tin I khv.”
l»or
Im portant coni mining m i
, l4.h •»: vuii
nn«l i«iHM»ar,lMfro n t aant- without losing any tim e.
"lin t wi* must get post," snld
*
fdi'i* mil* Halil l l n ' u H Umirt at lh*»
‘Nancy you got on IwjhimJ.*
Nnnoy.
"Old Mine Whisker*, the
11k *
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iN.iirl
itt ^ ini'onl. KlorMu, ftti
Jacksonville
' • ‘‘And I’ll run the other," said wizard. stole tin* cherry .nnd we
. . ,%.•!* t i i n 1l!,#* ; i *» •*"* ut
ember. A. I».
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mnl ilh'h* m»k«* anHJekydro, the wmnlcn man.
.h av e to gel it* Izefor* In- ca ls ill
In about two minute* all four up.*'
w ere anlllng down the mad lik.*
“ Must in a big w ont," said the
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okki., Mm-.
taro streak* of lightning. .
lint.
"And besides my nose D
__T h e In d ictm en t a g a in t
l don't know whnt the apeed still aole fts well ns my tem per
\V. K. Male, and John Ilnni.'C: .
limit was in the l.nnd of the Blm* I'll lot vmi pusl when I uni pood
charged with the m urder af Hen'"
C hany.
Hut w hatever It was, I -md icpdy."
Ttniui, an Osage Indian, was held
am aure they were breaking It.
..,h.n r lllc « Mli(1 Hickydou. get
im alid hero today by Unites[I s ta le s
Di-trict .Judge Cottcrnl.
r.**»h ®N " nK
l»l» bicycle and Tumbling
Brno \\hlskers at this rate,^ said nvi<r j,|K button* with ids wooden
tir,n 11rings to an end the it’dcrali
Ja p e .
"E veryone know* tliu t n hnnds.
.rre n iiment’s effort to prosecute
“ I*l| have lo loul; in niy !
uotorcyelo can gn fa ste r than nn Index nnd find w hnt'-iO qiyji nhnut
elinige* of m urder in ciuincction
autom obile.
He enn’t l>c fu rth e r huts.
wiMt its inquiry into an allege.]
Nil k, will yotrSjdbiwe press
th a n tho croBs-rond* by this tim e.” the seventh bu tto n and trike out
con piracy against the Ih’e*- and i
* On they sped like-the wind.
Ui.dtfa of Osage Indlnin. m OUl«-(
the hunch of yellow papers m arked
•But thoy w ero counting th e ir
hoina.
chicken* before they Wiero hatched,
"Don’t
trouble
yourself,"
snid
I'm afraid , for auddelily u big
\| M tltlKD TW H i:
"PI toll you nil
voice shouted, V llnlt!"
And both th e hnt quickly.
’ '
about
hats
th
at
you
need
to
know
m otorcycles had to slow down umi
ju r t now.
F irst of all .they can
M ,U
Y OKK , Mur. -’.--ulV * to n .
lo igi tte l ohnn, actress, like her |
, Tlierc, if you plcnnc, nut the ree Im-Ui r in the daytim e than
.Sec
paients. now bus been married
Baltic big bluo hut th a t they hnd most nroplo think they can.
ond, they nre always h ungry. And
im ,, .
William llniniltun ltowsc,|
m et on th e ir w ay to th e palace.
liver)’ suction of Sanford is learning with aclivityJi
I’m going I " 1
nn port it is h er second. The first,
O nly thin lim e, th e Tw ins noticed I'm hungry now.
Wilijam .Souther, died a year ago
apartm ents are beinj? rushet! to completion to og, l
Uneasily, he hnd Ills no*e tied tip order n very fine dinner nnd you
w ith a large handkerchief, nnd one nre going to get it."
many hundreds or people attracted lo our titv bytW
“ Dirt we can’t stop now, I tell
eyo w as swollen shut.
. . i»*
> l it.
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Twins
Miss Klirals-lli t.umphell of Evmmtiin. 'H I . r'M ndibm ghtcr ..f .ludgi
mi
i mii i ri- i . im u t m * !
investment value and ; ; r e n t possibilities Ibr ^cncn/I '
• And Ju p c. you m ay be sure, was
- ■
' i 1 1 '« 'i -'i '.’!* '.V :.
Flhi-rl II. Oury. rh a in n a n of tin* h o ard■,of- Ch.
> S. Steel C orporation,
not any too <-otiifurlHhlc, either, have to —"
md commercial activities.
i i n o r l lo ll III X. I> " ' ’ L ''"
When h« th o u g h t of th e triek lie ! ItuL the lug hime hut went mi |,„r autiooneeil her engtigeni ill fo n in n y l.du. id .-Sutherland ( laid. <>l
sl.MINMl.l3 m l M l . IN l ll.\ Ni i :h \■'
Bad playyd.
The b a t, you know, ns though he hud not h e a r d . - "I-: rineago. The wedding will take plm-e in April.
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WM acting a* toll-gate when tip. I want a huslo I of Jersey ‘ iftOnfui. .
For a safe and growing investment *u- offer Drat I
T w ins m et him the firs t tim e and ,
lm demanded. -Wdaisfiltl " r .. r
' paid- a high trib u te at the Found
TBfuacd to fold up hi* wing* mid • Chinese dragon flies, and a hirahH •
State
IHnhwuy No. .V (Sanford-Orlando), «here jw' i
i r ’ Day <\* n-i.-.i-o held here.
le t them p a st by.
When h<> d r- 1 "f fuzzy ralrrpilhiM with U ieir|
rnent
for
n home or profit is sure to enhance in foyfafl
m » n d ej fllcB, mid m orquitors for ■luir enl. y/ .fieilln-r get them for
f j . I t t.l STIN E Win o D. I'
toll, Jupo had presented him with m e a l .m a nr la: w lo i- you-nre."
:iie rapid growth and expansion of Ihe city. Tilt)
D.-,vi , i. .Ilhi'uim- ill vi-loper. stop
» wanp’» nest.
The wnsp* had
( fo Hr ( -uilinin-dj
representatives
that you will understand Ihe unnsoij |
|l il t' ill pel I III pto'K-l tie.-i nea*
■tung the poor hat, and ho hnd (C opyright. IPlM, N’KA S en iei-.i
In re, i
!! i',ii non, I he
night
menl features this<property contains.
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i-hloi. t I'Uiop hud im'U t ni’oii tin
Students Pray For
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CLEAN, N. Y., Mur. k '.-i/l'i
i‘ I Itn mI l.rttM'l **ml f'tiUiu I/..* Fjve hundred students oi St. IlonnI. |j*«I. \ | .1III ll I-fJ. *1 t'Ml | »•n'li Kin. It ti*l .ill I••i » i • *' ***•I
venture College near here nre of.
i n \ I, a \ Dr. .1, II. Then-i-M
; I ' Iit | ol i Is.tlff ;i ml ' «*I**Hfaring praycra Ibis week for then*.
,i olil* in . win ealm ly rv.vi
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a very of Hugh Jennings, erstwhile
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and atuiisUut m anager of the New
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t i n t i, , i|;,* i- imiiiidh it. ;
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York Glantn, who l« Mrloualy iil
OUlt ORGANIZATION
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pane. "Ih* w are," m e
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• t hi a home ol Scranton, Penn.
, i i a ’.-.I ini'i) lie paper, "F’ut x',
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Jennlng* played on the St. Ilona - I
C. I.. B ritt
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Flank J. Fitzpatrick
Howird
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VCnturo ha&ahall team in IPO'J n u j I
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Mi i:i.*i In r i- ick, mnl I
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M
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Frank L
■ Il " l i'1 misl-lm-A oils buy*.
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THE BRITT-CHITTENDEN REALTY CO, Did
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S' , imI' I'.i" • ", ;t** Trn I»•
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J -t fl.t I «H*I ' ♦*«!
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Britt-Chittenden De\doJ
Jewelry Salesman
Loses $100,000 In
Gems at Louisville
U \ :l ! t V i . l O N , .Mm
LOUISVILLE. h>.. March I . - (
A t r Herm an H am lniravr. ifb, New :
^ ork jew elry sol.-smun. was robbed of jewel* valued ut iipnruvim ataly II00JKW today while on tin
way to a local jew elry More.
H am burger reported th at lie was
accoatod by a mini nt u (may down
tpwn conior and uakid for u mutch.
IJefoiv In* i-ould rc-plv, tw o other
nicji iJugged him behind uml tinth ree men grabbed Ids jewel* •
ease from under hU arm , ran
(icros* the *tri<*t unil jumped into
a w aiting automobile, tlueulening
pursuers by molioiiN us though to
draw pistols.
H am burger it, a member of i in
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.Sir Edward I'litiMmh; Io 'J h i t i
the Mug’s p in y pin * m l.o g lm .l
in the onlj^xuicu •■11 e m l,i a i. >
known jiistrJ|ren*.tuuc.b rnonej Kina "t -*
(ieorge lm -. Il i.- hi- doty I i keep
Iriu’k ul evei > p. nii*. ‘!i king r.
i * i*eJ nod sp* nd-,
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I’MI Nt ETON
Rail Road
F r o nt a oe
N J.. Mm
l -A-f —
11.. ; i | - i I In* d r y s h a v e it s o fa r a u-SEA TTLE.- M uch
P a r m n li s t e a m e r . K e n t u c k y , duni- a r g i m ien I hv l'i i m . t o n l>ov; I- eon
• g t d a l w u t tin- h o w by leu laM m „ , , .
F n l v e r s l t y d elm i. c he.it
U'Ck. ban jccii reu eh ed by Ihe ucal* A m h e r s l in u p h o ld in g ih e Yolsti nd
lug iluam cr T erra Nova, L’hli mile Ai l iiifl lt»ft lu Hit \vn
ItOUlheiihl of t Dpi* Sponi , anil is iniidif iea lion
Ifrlng • tow lid i tern first to dll'
IKilt.
hi
uri*im
N EW YOKK. Mur. J. id*.
Muj. I’ltCMcr f . Mills . I’lilted
htulcu Army retirn l, New 4..rk‘s
i» j pn-si'npiion lot
new pruhlhitiiui chief, like lie l...s-,
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s.
G rip p e , I lo. D e n g u e .
Octi, Andrews ilrinks no moiv
When did he slop?
Well,
B ilio u s I e v e r u n il M .-ilaria
I^Uglird tliril if Ur* Mun
N h ill
h
fiir jji’i in
IOR in DAOS UM.\
$20 per Track Foot
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K n ig h t & M a c N e ill
(OIM VVSHKSTliUVS:
£3
lti7 1011 Smith I'jrrh Av*'.
u ir r .s u l 1ll|, Ii
"Amid Majestic Pines
(JENEVA AVENUE—
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DO EH V I ’ DMLVK ANY MUMI.
S A N F O R D G RO VE
V II I O II I V III.
' i tuni>i, <*t'«iru In
DMYK AMI Alt SO I \U
jeweler*, New York.
T llllll. ul 11,1.-. I I I
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firm of Klomhii uml Hnmburgn.|
RTRAMF.lt ilF IN ti TOW ED
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M . i Dit'iil ,t
1 i \luir i . live
fi *»m * " LI,
;*!»!»' \ *• l»t* f>il j
•m , t .t ft
lu a•* I, .» v.alk }
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*ui i i « • *aIVti'i! ;11 Ira
I'hone 7-U
This ii)i|jortunl highw ay is now being ruslied tu eonipletiuu with unusual energy. P r e s e n t state of construction
givfis fair ass u ra n c e tliut it will be open to public tra\o
about the first of May. The opening of Geneva Avenue
will mean much to residents and property owners 0 1 tne
entire s o u th eastern section of the city, a n d San oh
Grove where this Avenue intersects with Crescent bou
card will s h a re g r e a t e r benefits than any other connnui
ity traversed by this main thoroughfare.
Traffic, the dynam o of values, will increase with
cedented rapidity w h e re two of the city’s nioS , *J,vi(i
ta n t highw ays meet. Homes that will i>e ecrnsti ^
will be within easy access to any section oi tne ei
.
will be within a few minutes.drive to any ccntei
cou n t v.
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o v e r e ig h t h u n d r e d f e e t i r n n l n g e m i C o iitn rv ( ’l u h o i a d .
T h i s is a n id e a l M th tliv immu p rn |.ert.«
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Ufi e x e e lle n t s i l e f o r u c u u iitl’) i s l a t e , K n tir e l i a e l gm s
fo r WWiou.QO. T o r n is i f d e s i m l
F irst d irect propertj. INvo Jioum-s on a .pi iU(,r Rn
uoruer of Firat uml Holly. T h is p r o p e r ly i . u\ Ibust
boUOO.UU under the n u irk c E C l'te .^ fr the uoxt fCvv
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“ l ?*100.00 pci^froul fool ivHlidl-rin . .Aei «|u$idv!
THE FRICK TAG ON SUCCESS "
^ on ran have success, too, if you are
"illiiiK (o pay the price.
\
Come to our office and we will g i t f e you toll pai
^
concerning the construction of this hygiway.
a re many in te re s tin g f e a t u r e s t h a t m akebanio
. the ideal investm ent opportunity of today.
wM)rQp• sentatives will be pleased to accompany you
e rty th a t you will understand th e real wortn-oii
home community.
Y
Work, study and regular saving have
done ii for others.
COLCLOUGH REALTY (OMI'ANY
Ull First N«tT, Bank
I d ie p lio n e T.’i l ( r
.Siuiforfl,) | luriila
R eal E u ta tc
. -TX'T.'r
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NATIONAL BANK
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E . r . M I L L E H . B r c b id e n f
Firat National Rank Illdg.
tlM K im U . FLA.
In Miranee
fTjT
The same prescription will do it for
you.
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�, I^prerUcally no "UPP*{« -
eia s Minstrels Play To A l V U d ^
House At Milane Theater Last TSTifrht
[ j ^ ^ J j p p t a t o e s , per cw t. S.2J>@
¥ Tom*'
• H4.7y@o«wO*
’iSSjfr ^
* llT»ii**'
stock•
rm iv .
Kr&ialoee sixes, Florida,, choice
JySdrtirS, fcl.0004.60.
S f t * t?,cclv*d b 'fu ty o r nppHtuW
corned^
" FUHl ,inc of
£
' ; t " > » nlfeht ' 7 Z
t|.J»@ 5.00.
The la tte r with his "B y th eir
•Oranges. boxes, choice count and
fruits ye shall know them .” brought
.1.3**1.7504.00.
" K L r a t i ‘I ' 1: 'k lrty . « 1 °[> U K h ter tim e a fte r time,
. _Im rw fnn ev count
nntj In his subm arine scene he did
Z T x u Jufff,inK with fig u re , that
Had the house with him in a mart.
A hit, always, j* the dancing of
members of the cast, und lis t nii;ht
p.a* . 2 ° exception. The “ Blue
, f, “ uy*. tnnie in for th eir share
year
In?.*??? those present were vhw- or the applause w ith two numhorr
A bo
!nb
ounstrcls for the first time and Swor and Chap.Kil idc .i .s! lie
..'■\Pre wiiii n A m jbination dmico.
but most ,.f them had r m . Z
show several timric
..
Billy Church, a TH fte heavier,
luickly j[ayi new ...
threw Ins tenor u;i tnwat.l the coHMay, Old -inR and rolled it around ihm uiih
? " * • J u l y .............
Uic ntnlience rtn Several octiuions.
(*e,n‘ 5ept....... then Jack Kir hard*, a l riff older,
if**ke COHN—
tossed his voice, tonsils ami all, out
*n i**lM ny ..... •••••
into the uppermost repo;:* »f vhe
« bcr* July ...........
hour- Sept.............
in a OATS—
lereia1 May ............
Society Matron Nails
Your Income 'I
July ..........
dstion gCpt.......— .
Place Cards To Table
. Your income tax, for the year
iTturnl jtvB —
To
Prevent
!*-•»
is
le«»s,
in
proportion
to
idiWf-LMny......... .
>'<>ur inconio, than was the t ix
t cat- j u|y --------for 1024. A rate reduction, howT.OS
ANGELES,. Mar. 1!.—<A’>
!Sept..............
,
ever, is not the only benefit «f.
■
— Mrs. Howard Verlmclt, prom in
poaml | LARD—
,, r J ,‘< , ,y l,io revenue art of ent society m atron of Los Aligclcs,
i their I May ..........
l.'lo . Increase in the ex-mntaught prosum ptinus guests a les
hifh»f [July .........tions nml other ehuiiRrs m the
son a t hi«r supper p arty Sunday
; It I US—
revenue legislation are of im
night whom tti> ailed t i e 'p la c e
May . , ........
mediate interest to «,\>rv ta x onrds tn the table.
July ..... —..
payer.
Hofitosr.es recently have been
ItKI.l.IKS—
The revenue 'net of
re
much annoyed by* su rivptitio ***
May ...........
quires that returns lie fi|M| |,y
t banging of place enrds, ap p a ren t
te i.
.......
every single perrons who-e net
ly tlie work of designing Mothers
income for lD2r. wus Sl.'tOfl or
with eligible daughters or of o th
NEW YORK. Mur. 2.—</P)—B u t
more, tie whose gross income
ers with persona: rirs'rrs tn g ra ti
ter receipts, l l . m ;
cream ery
was S5,i»00 nr more, ami by
fy.
higher than ex tra s 4()’i(£l)-15,.4;
every married m aple whoso agSunday night Mis. Vrrbeck's
ditto extra !>2 score 4G; d itto firsts
guest.i sat where t 'i ■■ were plit.
gregnte net income was jn.fiOO
SH ti> PI score 4!l|jt>-lf>Mi.
E ggs
or more, or who-e ;iggrejrate
This sam e ho*tes.> s vty-al year*
steady, receipts .111,165; nearby
ago jogged society with a hou*c
hennery whites, closely selected ex gross income was io.iiiui lir
more. Last year returns were
moving party when he enterti-ln*
tras .IHCrtVlt).
Cheese steady, re
ed with dancing in her homo es i
required of married couples
ceipts 207,078 pounds.
•whose aggregate net income was
was trtken a half mile jaunt lip
SJ.flOO or more, and of single
W iltshire Rmilovnrd I'ehiad a fleet
persons whose nut income wo*
of tn c ks and tracto r .
$1.(1118 nr more. IIn*I,an.I and
wife, living together, may in
B**
Shipping point inform ation for
elude tile income id cm h In a
1"
Monday, .March 1.
iOh
Sanford, Fla., clear, w arm er.
single joint return, or each may
vModerate wjre inquiry.
Demand j file u separate return showing
nioderate, m arket ra th e r unsettled. I the income of ca< h. Net income
1 , 1 Carloads f.n.b. cash track and f.o.li.i is gross income lc* i certain
"* 1itcttal ternis. 10-lnch c ra te s 1n the I specified dedili i eu.* expenses,
!*
rough.
3-fi do*. Gohlen S elf I losses, had deiU'. emit filiations,
Iduaching, fair to generally grtml I etc.
The |>< rio.l for for filing re
quality, fairly well blanched flLTfiturns tail- Mnr'li In, lt*2d, The
,
t.lHI, best mostly $4.00.
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Total carlot shipm ontn fro m ^ W -J return, aceompaiued by at least
f.-rd district this ceason to d ale,] mu'.fourth of the amount of tax'
I 012. Tidal carlot shipm ents from | duo. mint he filed with the col
lector ot internal revenue for
oJv: Canford district last season same
A'1: date, l.ol'.i. Total carlot shipm ents | tl.o di.Ariel in v h i.lt the laxfinal Sanford iilslrict tw o y e a r s 1 Jiuver ha- his legal resilience or
iign slime date. 2,04r>. Total ear- [ ha- in.- ]innei|*al place of loistllnr'lot shipments from Florida l a -t | ne'
sc.i*on, 7.U5.1.
Today's (Violations
,
kca'.
i Prices on (Adrien Sclf-hlnching ,
)W!i vaiicties in the rough unh'sis othei 1
( i\ F u ll I * Knglainl, Mar 2
Iiy \t i -c Holed.)
\\ 1 ('1'i k ley o f A u gti'.la. (
tl.r;l
New York. 38 degrees, cloudy, is
k,
Florida arrived; supplies moderate •i ;i',| id h oly from bcn ri di-*1
.i-t .\'io iig wfiih- returning f.
Per- llemnnri and trading Ignited, nmr
I ,.f c c : dull, slightly weaker. Florida, tk,. tixf.iid i'n iv errity sport
I'o r F r id a y a n d P n t u r d n j Onl>"
lout.. M»ici ordinary condition,* 10 inch vt hit'll I, - m il, II M. ( le t k l'V
11ati" m tile rough, 4-(> doz. $4.r.o- Rhode* eholar, competed.
lifistd. f>fHl. low $.r..2a,'tionrcX low as $3.00, *
,nrnl1f *1"/ SI.2f.-4.fitt*‘WW Si.'tft, poorer :
icvcxi |ov. I.- > i.2f>. 10-loz liest $.1.60-4.0(1,
4 that pun low as $1.0(f, 3 do*, la'ht, $4.60-
Orange?. boxc.% fdney count and
\ M~1
It nppenrlna from the sworn Mil of l>hnm ry, A.^t* ts ti, *•
nf ccn'ldfllnl fll.il fU thin caunn Hint
< ‘N, ,
'VaK- l»<»VOfiA&t.
>.'ii are j rvnt.lrnt nf n Mate or
Clerk Of iltreuH'.Court Fi
ntntniy . t'h.-i- th a n ,, the Htsle of
.IndiiHal tflrm lt, Jlrpi
{■'lurlila, thht your residence I* unCounty, i Torj.i i,
kn*iAn, turn h t iu t idsumi out o f (« en l)
lunl under rho *eal »>f the nltnve
it»e*A'.5i w-ek*. t*
lolll-t fnllnt t» lench ttu> enlil Re* P arkef
Pprt:#t"V-'inlrnt after diligent search, lh ai
BtC
l
o
ti
d .'- n y i ^ ‘
l be *aid .114 *n.tntlrnt Is m» r the
AtterneB ■-at.lftw.
aae or rjenty.fipe years, aha that
t h>•er is no perauu. known to e.ff intis wltl’iu ttie m ate of rlnridu
!>:» !« nvijITJ r- r .iec .Wdutll Hind e*l(t
tlefeudant.
*•
U iv.ltw rort!1:. V«U rnrHoa t'rld^-
£ S * * s ? S S
l CELERY MARKET
'tni ,tr. r .'i o ir i d in l.e ' a i l ap p ear
lii'lore .mtr raid C ircu it Court at
A nother Sanford
Case!
- T im r - tis tr d h v a S a n f n rd R eal
dent.
Candidate for S tate Senator
1 hereby nnitrtur.cn my cartdtdncy
for the Dfniocnitic nomination for
State St'nator from the 3 fth Sena
torial district com prised, of llrc'r.n l and Seminow counties,"jnihiect t-» tlie .prim ary to bo held
June bth, lli2d..
1 hr.vo been elected rm re srn ln t've from Urovi cl ('au n ty four
thoc< srr.fl am holding stjeh office
oml am confident the experience
thn gained will enable mo to n tiih r greater Fcrvice ilinri horototorc
1 am not the candidate of
imv faction, clituie nor ring and if
• I i t 'd will in the future as in the
p i- ' *ervi. all the people.
Sincerely vour*.
I. d. I’A ltlS ll.
— Paid I’oliticnl'Atlv,
» IIINUSK WRECK CHURCH
' HI NGK lN ti. Chinn, Mur L —
.1 ' Stmlents and soldier* during
anii-i'hristiitn dem onstration
i"d.i\ . iccked. the in terior of. the
A ni.r an A.lvciilisf ('hurch. .Many
p *- •• were arrested.
r-t i , ’. ,.d
bi1 'Ii. ui ii••••ii <
[i"n*.
- 1*. Itii
ffdl iMb-,
; ‘i.u ibird'
J'lU.'ijurgh, 22 degrees, cloudy, !
(alifuriini, 4 Florida arriv ed ; openTi'vdny. Supplies m oderat'
Iii iu,i *i.I Mow, m arket tdightlv
a, ,i, ■ Fluridn, (l-inch erntes, 3 "
*.-i m ostly' $6.00-6.26, few
>
i- • rur, some tlecuyetl low a
'■ 1 1 iilifititim, crate" SK.oo
• ;iii"t sales (’aliforuM.
II u!f" JS.IIII
i i .uli'l|ihia tk degrees, cloudy.
J ( ' ilifui idu, 3 Florida, nrived; 6
'ui .n track.
Huplies limited
I" .anil n i'd e ia te , m ark et barely
• 'ini'.. Florida, 10-inch crates,
$1.00; 4 do*. $6.00-6.26; d-h
>6 nil 6.50. t'u lifo rn ia, i-rates.
! or i.> urdinary quality and cottdi'!• 1, all sires. $4.00-7(00.
' bicago: to degrees, cloudy. 1
• nlifitinin, 17 F lorida arriv ed ; 2:<
' “ I'" mi truck.
.Supplies liberal.
I'1niiind m oderate, m arket fiteadv.
1 I'lidii 1(1-ini'li crates, will lilum h
' d, 1 li do*. 5.60-5.75, fairly well
Mtitirlied, $6.26-6.60; 8 do*, fairly
" ' II blanched,$6.00-5.60, poorer low
a- $4,76, California crates, 4-0 doz
I li.OH ti 50.
' 1N( INNATl: 17 degrees, snow
mg. 1 Florida arriv ed ; 10 cars on
trm k. Supplies libtwul. -lU'inand
- lo w
ucrount w eather, m ark' •
weak. Florida 10-inch crate*, wide
i-mgo in quality. t-C do*. Seat $4.5(1
Scoo, few $5.25, poor quality ami
condition, $4.0(1-$4.25, 8-10 do*.
bo-i, $1.25-4.75; pour $3.00-1.00,
-oiou very poor condition low a- i
$1 7.6; 3 do*, befit, $4.0U-f4.60, poet ■
quality and condition, $3.60-8.76.
New Ford Coupe
Dills. A nother Sanford case th a t
tel|s of lastlnf* benefit. WTiat can
be m ore convincing? Thousands
recom m end' Doha's for backache,
.rheum atic unit:", hendnehes, illixine.'m mid distressing u rin ary dis
orders. Doan’s are a stim ulant
diuretic to the kidneys. Thc|;
have helretl thousands, A S an
ford case:
Mrs. J . Meisch. 010 W. F irst
St., Sanford, say*; "I bail ju s t re
covered from th e grip and my kid
neys became weak. My hack caus
ed me tn su ffer acutely and I felt
m iserable. I tried Doan’s Pilland they gave me relief."
Several years later, Mrs. Meisch
milledi “ I haven’t hud the slig h t
est need of o Kidnrv remedy since
J in a n 's eured me.
Mv cure has
proved 'perm anent."
- Six tv* fonts a t all dealers. Fo»ler-M lilfurn ('o., M/r»., Huffalo, N.
A nd
OncKnrat Diamond
Ring : v _ J
A co u p o n Riven with e a c h fiv e
gallons gas and f o u r q u arts oil.
Also a co u p o n w ith esch dol-.
Ittr ’s purrhaso Root! f o r
• ‘
A L U M IN U M W A RE
D ra w in g s
fjyuAASi*
C u titfo c n x
e je u f
PaAJttff ^-AA/ywuoj
ukltA
jidj/nfc<s&>JL
Reasonable Prices
m e ’Me advantage
FR0CKSC0ATS-MILLINER. Y
PfSCtifjdly
STOP THAT
COUGH WITH
If you j u - i '"ili 'ii >■' '• r " 'y
„ t„ ; ti p I "i ‘ i"
a. but iung
Callous of lica lth l
t.--('ina by ‘ noji.y btiiidie : up thd
red-blood t el! i ; V' UI l'li*"d w ith
•5. S. S . \ >’t w o u ld n ’t w a s t e an,lh< r miiiiite tiy u ij: to i!" >t n n y
•Hit r w a y . Tliat'a th e o n ly w a y ti»
re lie v e ir r ita t e d , broken onl skin o f
a n y Bert, 1 mi lack rich, m l Idood.
Im p u r itie s a re in y o u r s y s te m . D m
Wood is so weal; it c a n ’t tight hack
and ov e r c o m e th e e n e m y , so tho
i m p u r l t i e t break o u t th r o u g h thn
________ (tqllii 11-18 S ln .'in lr T e m p i. I lq llilts i
JT H offm an, c o u n e el f o r th e d*
on K rto lf I!lni bn WIU'
m b<md’ Tho charge J-*v. r
' “Ppht*.
in
a ° n .UUcra n c ta a t a m eet
mg here Jen. 26.
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M o re f o r y o u r m o n e y
en d (lie b e s t P e p p e rm in t
Chewi.i"! Sweet for any money
like ajacildvail between chicks and danger/
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P rev en ts diarrhoda*,
S«VT!S o v e r g " c h i c K y
M iik u fi t h e m A ro w o * *
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LEONAltni’S COUGH GYRUI*
(CUEOSOTED)
Crensotc is the most
Fc*iIrho-tx f • .i,|OIl!C COUths
and colds cud Other throat and lung
troubles.
Step that cough, now before it ttopr
Look for Wriclpy's P. K. Handy Pack you for gwd l>y using
I.KO-li Alt-DI'S
rj
oa your Denier'a Counter p? ^
Ash y en druciict t-r i!
ks'; S. F build* the Mnml. hack —
build« millions of new red-bloodrelli. Eczema dries right up. Holm,
pimpb-s. blackheads, ugly blotcne*
and irritating rashes all disappear.
Clear iiji your skin. Get F. S. S,
AH druggists sell it- H ie luicec
Film Ave., At Commercial 81.
Seminole Feed Company
W ill stop tom orrow
CoUs W
in a* hour* fat the mJhooa
who u x Hull. Fever and hw-iwl** go.
UGrtpreyicU* in j diy*. Tliijn d>e
tl* Kientfie way to end the**' dank't»*nJ
dLeomlcct*. Don't truat le»v-r lirlpa, don t
wait. Get lack to r.creul at once.
A D D IN G M A C H IN E S
Coleman’s
RESTORED S lM t ’KLfN
O FFIC E E Q U IPM E N T CO
Be S u re It’* W H I ' C Pr ^c c ^ c
A p art from tho cle a m in g ’ ad'
tagea of o u r aystom o f d ry c l
fng, is tho mided m criC of re iti
uiupellnt-Ks to each garm enL '
of cuurto emphanixga tiio re n t
Uon p ro c eu . You will adm lm
froah newnefii o f appearane^
any g arm en t en trusted to b u r t
for d ry cleansing.
. .
f
Just What You Want in Ilic Feed Line
; ; . •.
W0lBS.M
iiW
nUOCKTON. Maim.. Mur. L
’4 5 —Anthony "Bimba, who
UUB tried for liluaphemy under
“n ancient Muggachufic'ta s ta
tute and for sedition, won and
lo-t in -Plymouth county district
com- he*y today.
c year** im prlsonm . r
rv M
w«* taxed
place.
Monahan
vvid. portrait
1cr!(lrj, v ,
I l i a S an fo rd A re ,
I’hono 461*J
REDCGMBGHICK
Himba Wins And
Loses His Case
• L’dge C. C6roll Kin?, who
prcMded over tho- tr ’al of the
hithunian i ditur last week, to-,
i v found him guilty rn the sc*
‘htion count, hut not guilty ’<n
*e. hJuM>h< my charen
A fine ol $100 wpB impo“ d 1
°n the scullion conviction Th*
maximum |,enalty un'd;r tlie
* uto law |g „
si rtau nnJ
and
aju ftu j
• .‘ ‘ i
Barnes
h o t e l v a i . d k /. c l e r k
H Holden, who was far a
c r of veur* night clerk of the
•hilt Hotel in Orlando, has
appointed day clerk of th«
I Vable* ncYuriling to an an*
icemcnt made today by MunWurt W. Warner.
f'v.lle marthe Klur.
>21u:
teoufc vtir*
M onday
Rines lulling Station
3 <iOUAr t f l l - ACKATUL
\
Why be npnoyed and weakened by
pcr'istcni, stTPrigtli-sapning cougldng
s|*clls when you can, through a very
pimple treatment, quickly atop all im.
m.fnx- vt/vTuLa-wf a t
laliun and very often banish the trouble j
entirely In 24 hours?
,
’ This treatment is based on tlie fa
mous prescription known as Dr. King’s
New Discovery for Coughs. You take
iasto n c tcaspoonful nt Ix-d-iimc and
hold it in your tlifoat for 16 or 20 sec»nda before awallowing It. The pie
• cription has a double action. It nol
only soothes and heals aorencs* and
•* jii .*n *fIrritation, but It quickly removes the
phlegm and congestion which are the
of this
tea/ fju jc of night coughing. Thus,
PHONE. 16TJ
with the throat oootlicu nnu cleared, 3 0 9 E. 1% IST.
coughing atop3 quickly and you sleep
till night undistutbed.
I Dr. King’s New Discovery Is for
.aughs, cheat colds, sore lhm.il, hoarse
j ness, bronchitis, spasmodic croup,' etc.
a
aTHTxiua
j Fine fur children as well ns gTownups—Ino harmful
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_________________
drug*.
Economical,
Robertson,
Williams and
too, as tho dose is only one teaspoon*
’
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANTS
tub At all good druggists. Ask for
(> Lb. Electric Iron and
Ironing Hoard
Complete #7.75
MELTON ELECTRIC
"
‘ . Mar. 2.
each
T hursday ,
Let u s f u r n is h you w ith t h e b e a t
lias and Oils, Tires a n d T u b e s
at ta tte r prices.
i^W V A .0 | -
s p e c ia l o a ie .
litit-ral 'UO, I"" n r low us $4.00. till size*.
•iic- ii - ordinary c o n d itio n , s f a l k y $ 1.76
i . , iii ni.-.i i i .i •
i ii<* .
m In,. a l:‘f| in rc w \« ',e lo u rt
ir. iti iuJ imlet mitt cOMItra Ibi;
♦Hi*m e l.,n4S ImtHU rtvscr1lt«nl fr}’- ■>\'ts
t i . >.•»».j.l ii.f, u uii|*fcara that
.vb
lV4;i»'.-'tIvc-.*.,*/* .,f viui and esch *>f-, •!
v>4 itf i nkiiewfu mtd th at your r*~
•
sn»<'in.i t>Ii«efcs or lestrtvnco ore
li ikli'Wb, nm! i thM tH eir'Is Bo per- a.
M il* ' u t, rtie Sims ««( .(Florida* tbu. ’ a
MT' la,'
n DlipiWllit iltwn svltiwn
v - ulii Mii.t you nr. «ny.*l* ytMi. and
it .,i in. • ‘indi'laUjum, i-'rartk Hverer
■I la ..........ilsr rrnnlrllUT
* tin or.il e a rn « f j« u . tins a b o r e i- i . i:.«|Hinif«nr*. u> appear to
the Hilt af I'nmpi .vim herein filed.
Ntnv therefor. . It I" h e re b y ortlerr<! I '}. t vi'ii am i e m 'lt o t yon nrt.--i!|
neprAr in the IUU «f t.’ofnvlolhl-til- ■ .
eil herein, nil the first Ufijr n t..\(irll' |1U
I: .’hi fu rth er order, n that thl*
■■nli r n f pnldlriulon he imhllehe,! In •
t',.- Ninfard lleroltl. nnraiof «■• <*k fur1'
ei ntrfoullvn ireehW. ’
tVl'i’NiiH** toy hnndi'soil "sel nr
ealil I’lrettlt Cutirt at) Sanford, In
t lie I '. n i n t v Ilf S e m l n e l i . S l o t t f n f
Florida.
Hi!* Ihe S7ih ' day or t'rh .
•.
V. K. Inrrol.ASA.
lf'e;t|>
c le rk .,
,llv: A. M. Weelte. II. C.
,/j
John Clay Smith.
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�iRD HERALD. TUESDAY, M A R C H jJjg^
WHERE ANGELS FEAR TO TREAD
Speeding: Fire Apparatus
The San furii Herald
IS
A National MfelGdy
Aside from whQ was right or wrong, the collision of u
fire truck and aii automobile a t Sixth Street and Oak Avenue
Second Class M atter, Sunday morning^iem onstrates the advisability of the City
IMS, a t th s P o s to ffle s
Florida undsr Act of Commisaloners taking immediate steps to limit the speed
with which firo apparatus dash through Snnford streets.
ft. ft. n r n n __U l t « r >•< M**s**r
It.
OKA N__ ___ AMMlstr Kdtlor Many of the larger communities' have come to the conclu
■AK1.K R .’JO N R S . M a a a g t a r M M » r
sion th a t the fetv seconds gained by engines speeding reck
MinaCHIPTIOSf ItATRS ~~~
nos Tear—17.00 SI*
50 lessly foil to compensate for the dnngers th a t speeding In
OsllveriHt In City t.y C arrtar. per
‘ weak, 15c. W eekly L-dlllon
volves. In their mad dash to save property, fire engines often
per y«*r.
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jeopardize
the safety of property more valuable than th a t
•PKCIAL WOlTrBi All obituary
nolle**, rSrd* of thank*, resolu which they nre called out to save. The lives of little chil
tion* and nolle** of entertainment*
where charge* are marts will Da dren, and the lives of motorists and pedestrinns who lack the
charged for a t regular advertising
brains of little children, nrt} threatened every time a heavy
rata*.
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h r nine it AiaociATKD p u r m
fire truck exceeds a practical speed limit in city streets.
The Associated ITcea 1* exeluatntltied to the use
tier for
I rely tntlticd
ror reDespite screaming sirens and warning horns, and the
(mallcatlon af all near* dlepatehe*
credited to It or not otherwise pjretty Well established custom of giving absolute right-ofcredited In thl* paper ami also Che
local newe t'ulill»h*d herein. All
rlglita of republlcatlon of special way to speeding fire apparatus, there ore in every com
llspatche* herein a re »l»o reserved. munity so called motorists who will attem pt to make cross
ings first, who will pull out directly in front of onrushing
TUESDAY. MARCH. 1926.
engines,
stall ''flivvers'' directly in their path or do any one
"THE HERALD'S I’LATFORM
I,—.Deeper water route to Jack of the apparently illimitable number of fool tricks in the
motorist’s repertoire.
sonville.
. . .
1^—Construction of St. Jnhns-fnThere ore in every community motorist* who demon
dlar* River canal.
strate
very clearly every day their inability to take care of
1 — Extension of white way.
4.—8 trimming pool, fennl* courta, themselves, consequently, this lieing a Christian country,
city governing bodies nre forced to protect those who re
etc.
—
8^—Augmenting of building pro fuse to protect themselves. It Is a thankless and somewhat
gram -house*, hotels, a p a r t dlaopuraging task, hut it has to be done.
ment houses.
ft.— Extension of street paring
In a city of Sanford’s size, fire engines limiting .their
program.
speed to twenty-five or thirty miles an hour iould accom
1r—Construction
of
boulevard
plish practically the same salvation ot a burning building
around Iftkc Monroe.
0 —Completion of rily beautifica by arriving a few seconds behind engines speeding at fifty
or sixty miles an hour. While drivers of fire trucks in this
tion program.
I —Expansion of school system city have usually exhibited maximum precaution in answer
•Htfi provision for Inrreaaed fa- ing alarms, n heavy engine moving in excess of thirty miles
rllltlea.
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an hour cannot easily be stopped, and sooner or later this
practice, if continued, will take its toll in human lives.
n in i.K VKRBE FOR TODAY
In Sunday’s accident, the automobile struck by the en
COD KNOW S—"Ami Moses bid
hi* fnce
* * * And th e Lord said, gine was reported to be almost completely demolished. Its
I have surely xcMt tho affliction of occupants escaped serious injury almost miraculously.
m y people; * * nnd I nm come
It was doubtless one of those unavoidable accidents that
down to deliver them ." Ex. 3:0-8.
FRAYF.U—0# T hou O m niscient are hound to happen, and neither driver may have been at
One, tak e knowledge o f us for our fault, hut the collision is indicative of the disastrous results
tim e* nre in Thy hnndH.
that may come of fire engines abandoning nil speed regula
tions in answering alarms.
Asheville Citizen
,
•
8 lz years ngo Ed Howe, the
Knn*3 H philosopher and publicist,
g ave It ns his opinion th a t Big
Tnlk w as « nation-wide malady1 In
Am erica.
Hia diagnosis still
holds.
Frequently Big Tnlk Is
th e s ta rte r and the modus opernndi.
M inorities who desire to in
th eir will upon inu
the public
flict thqir
begin with Big Tnlk about what
th ey will do.
Individuals, dis
satisfied w ith them selves, and con
ditions, nnnounce to the accom
panim ent of B ig Talk th a t. they,
could, if they would, mnke fortunea or overturn existing insti
tutions.
And bo the chorus goes.
Big Talk is a malady, because
if often takes the place of action.
The dav dream er in an apostle
and a victim of Big T alk .' He
lias the imagination to conceive
good plans and far-flung projects,
h u t ho has not the industry nnd
concentration necessary to carry
them to fruition.
Ho therefore
takes it out in Big Talk, using up
in th is way the energy needed fo r
efficient action.
People instinc
tively d istrust this kind of con
versationalist.
They realize th a t
the windbag is a fnlse alarm .
But there is ano th er m ore ohjectionabii^side to Ine thing. Big
Talk destroy*^}! sense of values.
It docs'•'N&ity w ith m odesty and
m akes exaggeration nnd egotism
virtues. ‘ When th e coal, strik e
wns settled, for instnnea, th ere
were no less than h alf a dozen in
dividuals who eith er assum ed, or
were given by th eir satellites,
credit for the pacification. There,
as in many o th er situations, the
main idea was to “get credit."
Big Talk is the result and the
sign of vulgarity, as it is the
sign of weakness.
It is suggesl ivc of the spendthrift w h o
throw s money aw ay for the p u r
pose of dem onstrating Ills ability
to earn more,
it is a great big
bluff
supe,
hbOOKMOLO
fteeooos**
Avwne
FRANCK'S FAUX PAS
I OUISVII.1.K
rnt'KIKR-JOURNAI.
U K P . OTHER MEN
undersUind w hy such u m isguided
' i Minx' should )>e pursued. F ra n c e ’s
An Interesting' Suggestion
* T h w inimitable JInrry Lnydcr,
fiimm-inl prolilem seem s im possible
who has •‘img and laughed his way
-if solution. Any m oans of ra isin g
all hearts, whose stag e wns the
revenue th at will not im pose heavThe sutrifcstioj) of Governor MoorA of New Jersey that nil into
wide, wide world and whose au d i
- i,-r burdens on th e people nre very
InwK carry automnllc time limits by which they will In* re ence was nil tiie people thereof,
naturally g rasped nt by the p o liti
pealed when they have served their purpose, seems to be the snys tie will tm ir no more. R e tu rn
cians who a re p re p arin g th e tnx
most interesting if not one of the best practical solutions of ing from a to u r of India to his
hills. U nder th e m easures of the
in Scotland, the noted com e
(niHl capital took flig h t to othet
this nation’s law troubles that lots come to light in many home
dian declared that h e re a fte r la
cm m lries nr the th rifty p easan ts
months. As the Governor so ablv pointed out in his inaug w-mild
not he heard ugain excepting,
hid (heir earn in g s in th e proverbial
ural address, "to read all the laws of the United States would perhaps .before home nudionces.
sock. C onsistent evasions o f in
“ Why can't you i»e like other men.
conceding th a t Mr. L auder
come tax reg u latio n s have helped
And ehtngo your cutcles* w ays? take eight years a m t four pionths, reading eight h o u r s every hnsWhile
earned the rig h t to re tire from
lo bring th e day of reckoning, nnd
Why ra n 't you Ik> tlie sam e tq me day including Sundays nnd*|)0liduys."
public life, the public Is /lo a th to
with pressing needs, w ith excessive
Aa in our courtship dayvt**" * "•
Thousands
and
thousand^
of
unenforced,
dead
laws
that
part with him. Win, ran command
inflation, with the v irtu al collapse
W hy m ust your little fault* appear
were useful many years ago hut which now have no weight t h e consum m ate a rtis try with
of th e currency, th ere seem s lio
So -prominent nnd plain.
which in- instantly captiVntrd Ids
nrf> cluttering the law journals. Thousands of absurd laws audiences?
i way out of the dilem m a. Political
Put those nwny nnd he, l say.
Who
can
m > cunningly : sell* me, while at (lie same time
factions ami rliques nre n t loggerMy old sw eetheart again."
llial could not possibly be enforced today me carried as ho tickle the funnybnnc with u rolling
much dead weight, a source of confusion and despair to the r-r-r-r-r nnd an infectious snicker, Mtliic, i a, a much miiiler form of heads. T here is no u n an im ity ns
"W hy cnp’t you Ik? like o th er men ?" law student. In addition to removing all of these obstruc the rakish tilt of n Ilielnuder’s cap tin- Mime icvomit* plan from th eir to any constructive pint) and under
How-often this Is asked!
home tioverm neiit. A- the luilel tin- i ircum stanees judicious action
and the flirt of a kilt to? * '<
can hardlv he expert oil.
World-Wlie and fa r nil husband* nre tions to l)j« healthy progress of law. the qflopiion of Gover. With Mr, l.uqduFa niUfuumpt th e , ngoiagcr.s point out, Uw-4 umu. ui uSince flic days ->f F rederic thrs
im t M* w ith loso’-e n c n v h d se tabor* j1m uihl hnvi- n imnkcil lenileney tu
Thelr fault* may plainly *<m\
drive weal lit util of the country uml
still fu rth e r com plicate the difficult
financial
sil nation,
Germany
would welcome the AutericuieItnly even under I he Mussolini re
giiue would make eondltioti* n> ai
ter. Under the present system of perpetual laws the coming|
tractive us possilde to rich tourist .
generation of voters will be governed by laws passed for to
I-Vm.cc in ii word would lie killing
day, laws that are applicable under existing Circumstances,'
tin* goose that for so long inis iti-eii
but which may not be practical twenty years from the pres
laying tlie golden egg.
It is not d ifficult, however, lo
e n t date.
"W hy c a n 't you Is* like other m m i?"
My. Nellie nay* to me,
“So m any wives lend cosy lives,
From care nnd w orry free.
T heir tnen don’t do the things you
. do
Or ta y the things yoy,*ny.
The fpults they owirQue seldom
, shown,
I see your* every d n y ,^
Today’* host laugh: A m an may
not look tike a bird, but bin cyi-s
flit from Mmh to limb like mu- Florence, Ala., Herald
Al Sm ith bn* proclaimed Man-a
seventh to th irteen th as Public
S afety Week In New York state
Do they mean Hint tin* gunmen nre
to cense activities loo?
W e nre told th n t Beau Brummelt
broke n m arriage engagem ent be
cause hla lady love insisted on enttnif cabbage. Maybe bo win penved because *h« w ouldn't eat it
with C o r n e l l tieef.
A new* dispatch *ny»," PnulliuA rm itage, mi uelrca*, leaped from
the fourteenth floor of her room in
tb a Shelton Hotel today and was
instantly killed." Now who ww» it
th a t huIiI tiu-re were only mwcii
wonders of tin w orld”
Some of the finest legislative minds in the country have*
sponsored Governor Moore's interesting suggestion, and the
Associated Press says that n nation-wide movement to make
twenty-five years the life-time of nU statutes has been in
augurated.
Jay II. R. Smith, editor of law publications of the United
States Corporal ion of America, nnd former assistant secre
tary of the state of New Jersey, (ells us that "thirty-four
governor* have responded favorably and nine hundred and
forty Chambers of ( ’otnnirrce hav e taken up the proposed
legislative change."
The suggested lif e 'o f laws enacted under Governor
Moore’s plan is long enough to prevent the confusion that
might result from the adoption and repeal of measures every
year or so. If, at the end of a law's twenty-five year term
of life,'the measure is s-till applicable and popular, the law 1
would be returned to office for another twenty-five year
term
• *
i*
¥
all
s<-t
to
mv
U'i-m ('nil
Near Entrance, lots adjoiniu pr
will sell $5000.00-421KHU( ash. bi
tit 7 / c .
Daytona Ilighhixis is Ike
around Daytona Hearh. This lot hi«
profit—5'T to brokers.
FREI) L RlSSELLl
ltiHim f». Hall Illd^San(«i
Phonon 7Gii and IWjj
Corner Sanford
orn Frontage on
1-2-JM years.
9-Room H o u s e —
(OS ft. frontage
Reasonably prim
Ohio lias boon exposed to n
| proposal for com pulsory automobile
liability insurance hacked by- ..
state fund. Thu« Would tin- slat,
l-o taiMiched in tin- insurance lm>i
ness, a most complicated inidcituk
itig, and especially s i under ptdtli
rul m anagem ent.
Why put the s tu lf in^o the btisi
n ess? I'rohalil) for no retd reason
I except to build up the political mu
ehinery of governm ent and hasten
the day of socialistic^‘yntrid.
i The law proposed in Obi,, would
ch a rg e each m otorist $10.0(1 in ad| ilition to license fees, for a s t a l e
insurance policy.to protect the puli
lie. O f course, the fee is an a r
b itra ry amount and not based on
any law of reason or experience,
but with the taxpayer to fall back
on m istakes in estim ated expense
for s la te undertakings make little
difference.
The theory ot compulsory mMirunce
a means o l'e m it mg re>ponsibility in itrespnnM hh-. p er
sons, may lie good. Hut by remov
ing wllllt little losponsihllit y such
persons now feel, it is probable they
would in- nil the more curele.-s and
"let th e s ta te pay tin- hill." Thus
accidents would be increased ra th
er th an prevented.
Then- t- really no necessity for
launching flu Mato into the* in su r
ance business ,-xcept as u political
m easure, tin- argum ent fa r which
might read as follows:
"W e must pass a law requiring
compulsory automobile liability insu ranee. It would not Ik* right to
force a poor, irresponsible man to
insure with a private company,
therefore, we must start a sta te in
surance department to write hi* in
surance nt cost or at such sum os
hr can pay. in order to nmke it
sa fe r to he killed or injured by the
very small percentage of careless
and incompetent dryers who nre
perm itted licenses by the state, we
must force all responsible drivers
lo m aintain a state automobile in-urnnt-i department for tlie irre
sponsible few. In fact the liability
law should gradually be extended
Hall, Penlland andI
a u d it s
MV FAVORITE STORIES
t# *
i i*a i
. - i' iiiu nit’ i iiimitisur.
I f you find
BnuKcuiJcatr loo
iioavy a ' ‘riieutul food, try bacon;
Do you menu the lit
S
th a t’s ikly to digest.—Albany ‘Y xv,,‘'
Du* wh
TN, Ppex*. WBv not try the lite ra r y Die i-o rn cr. niquircd
r
/)lgcfct.-r»TwJnhiis*ce S tate. If you
"Y csmiiii, Hiey'a tlug i ( want soinething greasy step to the
*Wheb did you leav
R m lJ w tie and R ing L u rd n tr.—l b oden- ploym entT"
S to i^ T rl-v H y News. Yes. And what
"L u t' Sad'duy night,'
*o refresh in g a* orange or
“Did you quit ur w<
T O ftorgo ^tdef—C learw ater , 8yn. ch arg ed ?”
Ifirj'A tjd for jlrltlkkur It, wliat could
"I quit, Yussum, of i
SCfc'ba Jim re ap p ro p riate than to u*o will 1 up and quit,”
\
"Why did you quit?
liy IRVIN S. COBB
i .Me, I likes peace—t ha s why! 1
couldn't stand it no mo* to Imi s ta y
in' in a bourse whnr liey’s a Iway t
so much quolliii' goiii’ on."
Now the Joneses were friends of
Mrs. -Smith, anil, to her always,
they hud seemed ;i happy couple,
ideally muted. N aturally this disclosurc. shocked her g re a tly . Slje
could hardly believe it. Still, sjm
shured wilii the rest of us, u n -a f,
m ost universal tra it—she ~l«vl -H
im turnl enuiiusily. |f the iiauip->
liold of Ih t m-igldairs was ren t by
in tern al dissensions heru wa* a
chance to find mil Hu* true s ta te of
affair*.
“ Do you .mean t ,, t .-11 mo th a t
Mr. and Mrs. Join * have been uu arrellng ? "
" la s s u m , All de two*.m ouths 1
.MmyttT there they was nudKii'-con*
stu n t."
"W hat did they quarrel u lflu t? "
"D iffunt tilings, ever* d a / E f
‘(w asn't ‘Mrs. Jones quorreiln* wid
mo 'bout som ething' or o th er I’d
done, 'tw a i -Mr. Jones."
fc TOftfSIMS SAYS
a man in tfrt | Hial which if tii^nppoinlinK in
rrpiitalinii, ibjlhe whoh* a ffa ir in th a t a m an tui
in iht cum* of j bright uk D r/C o o k , and who 1» an
n
. .
deeply intcrcfstod in scientific «ubIvoald Aniumi- icclh un he ij<, should develop n
in the U'ileral faculty for doin^ dishonest nnd di»*
jrth huniiuic. - c reditahle thinjffl to an ex ten t th a t
n t because of destroys his usefulness. It is of
nsuctions. In | hore than passing in te re st th a t w e
iik that visit, i know about the regions th a t eon*
declared that
the top of the ea rth ,
nok re g a r d in g . ('a|ituin Am undsen discovered
l> north pole ■the south pole. No one questioned
fuetH ns the J his story. His rep u tatio n w as such
F cary.
th at men aqd women of science
th a t Dr. t ook could check up on him in tellig en tly ,
ruud. ho he uud they believed his sto ry bccauso
, Because of he had u reputation fo r tru th a n d
denied a fa ir honesty .and he had a fa cu lty fp r
pole claim}, doing his >vork in a scientific w ay
»n points out, so Jhat reliable info rm atio n w as
no facts con- av ailably In these tw o m en th e re
e and its aur- is u lesson th at men in all w alks
■'1®* had not of
oi life,
m e, in all,
an, professions and voca
tions m ight rfo well to ponder.
Some explorer w ith scientific
equipm ent will yyj b rin g hack a i inform ation ou th a t region
with his re p u ta tio n fo r m aking .of which we tuw'knAw so little, and
false claim s and doing th e spottAft- we shall know th at God h as sto red
utar s tu n t w henever occasion' p w - aw ay In th a t frigid ea stn e ss new
um ted, discredited his whole story. sources of wealth yet undreamed of,
systems
TAB
Jacksonville. Tampa. Miami. Sia
I'aim Reach, Dayton*
C E N T R A L FLORIDAOFfl
: u : - : i l 8 l i n t National Bint
Sauford. Florid*,
s c GRAY. RESIDENT MAJi
, t „ have >oUr 1
a m i bu.siness-lik<
make your r«llect
ita miles all
Ull I.A NI )0 ItE 1‘ORTEIt-STAII
I
f
Hv • Montague G lu t?
A. P. CONNELLY*
\ M AN’S REPUTATION
take
New I'lw atet next
hursdny niglit when hetwiH-ii five .
nnd *ix old tim ers will eonipete for j
th e championship of lteiin«claer I
county.” W eil,i any way Hint's not
h* much as seven.
MONEY AVAILS
F or F irm M ortgage I.osni on Ubtnll
Consult us first when in (K* u
Life* Worth
Living?
A New York i xchange i.-utu-*
tho following il.m : "Mun.igi-r
Lewis F is h e rs Jong aw aited fal
d l e r s ’ eotitcsl
!bc« a t the
Loans ...
rt>*. protect# the
,i hlv statemcnt5-
HAYE
�the
SANFORD HERALD. TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1926
PAGE.FI
MHS, FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
ANDBRSON-MATTHEWS WEI
EVENT AT GREENVILLE
nt tlic hum? of the form er on Weat
'F ir s t Street.
Quantities of sw eet peas, baby
’breath and,, o ther early spring
flowers were used' In decorating
Jho D istrict Convention of 1). Brownlee. The principal sp eak the spurious rooms of the Zach
ary home.
Orange and Seminole County er for th e evening was Mrs. I-n
A short business session was
Mauce.
who
told
in
n
most
in
te
r
chapters At the Woman’* Christian
he!d„ n t which tim e the rcg u ln r
esting
m
anner
of
h
e
r
trip
to
the
Temperance Union* was held at Holy Lands’. She also told of the routine of business was carried
-Sanford, Florida. Thursday, Feb. work of the N ear E ast Relief, ami out. Many beautiful hand-m ade
-a. nt the Congregational Church. how the children of the E nst look handkerchief* were tu rn ed in for
the “G ift Basket.” Several o th er
Mr*. Belle Avery of T aft. Flu., to America for help.
district president, called the conMrs. A. M. Phillips, san g “ Some m atters of im portance were dis
'n n tio n to order.
The opening Clad Day" a fte r which. Mr*. T . closed.
song. America The B eautiful,” D. McRae gave an ap p ropriate
The m ission study class for the
was sung by the audience, afte r reading.
evening was conducted bv Mrs.
which the devotional exercises
In the election of d istrict o f Cook.
were led by Mr*. T. E. Thornley. ficers, the following were chosen:
A t the conclusion of the m is
M ayor F orrest I.nke. made the President. Mr*. S. M. Edrl* of Win sion study, a social hour was en
ainca address of welcome, and in a few ter Park; vice-president, Mrs. II. S. joyed._
Mrs, Mary Mnines and
L'nion words, congratulated the W. C. , Murray of Orlando;
secretary, Mrs. F rancis Hols, rendered a num
0,1 tbo splendid work th at j Mis. Ada H unter of W inter Pork; er of lovely piano selections, Mrs.
they have accomplished, touching treasurer, Mrs. Bertha Mnrvahn of bClaire
E v erctti. in her
usual
j on th e many things done in the i 1 rlimdo.
charm ing m anner, sang a group of
! C hristian home along educational 1
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VOCal solos.
i lines.
M
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V
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R efreshm ents consisting of salMrs. Henry M ight, president of , , V ,
W I1U m i E>. m!> gllndwlOhea. rmUIiw*. ami rofthe W oman's Club, greeted the
i delegation in behalf of the local l . 1 1 . P earce E n t e r t a i n fee were served bv the hostess nt
t >;.
/
i i a late. hour.
\\ or.mn's Club. In the absence of nI^j t,„
H
1 i p c O l ’P f a n C l l l b
The club meets nexn Monday nftthe state president of the W- C.
" ernoon with Mrs, It. F. Cooper at
|T . U„ Miss Minnii Neat, the re
Uih- of the movt delightful | her homo on P alm etto Avenue.
! spouse was made by Mrs. Lora
i
meetings
of the Pipe O rgan * bib |
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j S. I.a Mnnce of Lake Wales.
'Hi? afternoon session was pro- of tin- First Baptist Church, wna I Mrs. Homer H arbor of Comj sided -over hy the district p resi (that of Monday evening, w lvn th e|m ert-c, (in,, i* the ehnrpiing house
dent Mr*. Belle
Avery.
The i *luL wo- entertained bv Mrs. W. i guest of Miss Annie Hawkins at
iscripture leading was
by Mrs. A Z.ohaiv nnd Mr*. C. It. P earce,: her home on C ilery Avenue.
• Lydia M urry, district vtci-prcsi. dent, Orlando, followed by a p ra y
e r by Rev. P. II, Fry. This was
followed by a vocal solo “ Ninety
nnd Nine", sung l»\ Mrs. P. II.
DISTRICT CONVENTION OF W. C. T. U
IS HELD AT SANFORD
. Mrs. Otis Dale o
Is the house guest
Moughlon at her h
Aver tie.
■ rrrMnt. march, promptly nt M o'clock the
KjjJ enter- wedding unity descended the stair
C -, Club! way to the cerem ony room. Litf
| He Miss Sue Woods, the bride’s
L
: niece, wearing n dainty idnk rhifLilli Mr^ f|,n dress,, acted ns flow er g irl and]
L Fjr,t j was the first to en ter, carrying
f j|| | w : a basket of roses, from which s lid
rV
strewed the bridal imtli with runt
1“
[H'tals. Edward Tisdale, nephew
r
J of the bride vvns the hnndsbmc I
h ll.vi r’s ' ing licarvi. Mrs. It. C. Tisdale of ,
t , |u„nc nitlilo. Flu., sister of the b rid e .!
l
was matron of honor nnd .wore n
( A llI) O F T H A N K S
hnmlsome gown nnd carried a cor
C
sagt bouquet of sw eet pen* and
V s y th e ! ft-rn.
SvXat It’ l The bride and bridegroom e n te r-1
ed together and the beautiful and
1impressive words of the m arriage ,
r lihrari , ,,.rrm on\' were
spoken by D r. 1
*•
fbnrge W. Quick of the F irs t Hnp- !
list Church. The m usicians softly
L „f Holi i iduyed "To A Wild Rose" during '
kith Mr- I this time.
Llia A m -1 The bride, who I* u very nttn n t iu young girl,
was never I
L ri with '""re Invelv limn on her wedding
t j,,,in,. (,]• ' evening. She wore u bountiful
Lri,
. 'georgvtte ciepe in tan shade in
L_
Mm*' spring model w ith thin she
i vi"'‘ " very becoming sp rin g hat
OSi,«u!)| carried an exnuisile Imimict
Im -w lov "f -unset roses showered with IIIIIII B id }
,lf , |u. v„n,.v.
Inm ediutelv n flr r the cereminiv
ike geetal' i t| informal nweplion was held
I team ""|ai;d a delicious buffetl supper w as’
tial.iv cm- -i r i d. Those n*si*ting Mrs, Woods ,
• i.n \ i sT .vm i"
at this tim e were: Mr*. Tom t ar
M with *j.i,|i. Mrs. VV, E. Ruth, Mrs. Henry
i i vm
iliio M :u s
I nninl i
Imth ia1 ' J Winn, Misses fTitheriiic Coker.
Itlir ea-iU | \tncy Kendrick*, Edith Itugsdale, t
H
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE
.Vlilane
Public Is Invited To
A t te n d Expression
Recital On Wednesday
low,” Mrs. Stevenson.
'
<“ A Cnllctvil la d y In Sassivty.
E loisc Lnnier.
"A Frenchm an's Spider u iu l.t t
FIv.’’,l)ori* Hobart.
The public is invited to attend
-Mtw. (Jeorge W. K night, Mrs.
an expression recital at the hi^h Hartetlgen and Mrs. Knight,, Sr.
srhool auditorium . W ednesday a f t left Tuesday m orning fni* n mo
ernoon. Mar.
a t I o’clock. Tin- t.ir trip to T am pa. Sti Petersfollow ing program will lie preiu nt- burg, F t. M yers and o th e r polnti
of in terest on the Went C oast, 3
."F u n n y Ted.” K nthcrinr Collins.
“ The F airy Book," Caroline Big
ger*.
‘A Game of T ag,’ Phoebe IIytie*.
“The Best W av," George llyncs,
“ M ary's Powder P u fi.” Puriithy Mitchell.
W ANTED
“ A Feller's Hut,” Muitlin S.hif
floy.
“ Hobby’s Cmtion T all." Cat her
Ins Forester.,
- .
"W akened From
A DmuW,”
M nrv E lizabeth Tolar.
“ When He Went Hoine,” Mnrcndel Sieverklug.
,
"Robin’* Red R rcnst" Ja n e KVolcy.
“ C arlo tta’s liideeisioti.” Billie
W ight.
" Practice Tim e," M arjorie
Du
Bose.
“ Ilibieal N am es." AuifFov .Hoiburn.
i
"T he F orty-N ine Cent S toic."
Cornelia McRae.
•—t
"Billie And Me," Lurilc. Hulr.
"W hen You Get to Know a Fci-
O f Iice Boy!
A pply
H erald Office
Elton sL Mou^hton
ARCHITECT
F irn
N a tio n a l
l^incess
lie is in .charge
th ;i’’. t'i-*,
t . i{. S. D ickson S to ck * nnd
hois
.' It, i,:. i u aiinny
a n d wn* fi.r ;•
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, ,'uHivbi r o f vein * i ie e - p r e sid y n t of (
S T A R T S TO M O R R O W
W ed n esd ay and T h u rsd a y
EXTRA SRECIAI
B Y -T H E SE A
.81x110 S heets, special for SI.Oil
to Live, l
Krtiliiiiiib retl I’ieei’s
OLLYWOOD Uy-tlte-Sea is tin: ideul city to live, play am i.work. H
is the place for home ownership—the place for property investment.
Hollywood lly-the Sea is growing stujiemlously. And yet its
grow tit has but started. ItH eoriMirnte limits occupy 33 scpinre miles. Its
streets are broad. There arc fine homes, apartm ents, hotels, schools,
churches—everything for \ isilors or permanent residents.
Hollywood beach has seven miles of frontage—a fine surf with bathing
possible every day in the year—with the.finest casino in Florida, with the
cement Broad Walk and the $3,(100,000 Hollywood hotel, Florida's most
beautiful and "homey" hotel.
industrial Hollywood, will be built about the $ IB,000,000 harlior at I-ake
Maliel. A'* industrial unit will be built there. To this harbor will come
IIn; cargoes from the |>orts of the world for manufacture, and for consump
tion in Florida, And from this port will go the products of Florida—
H
everywhere.
TIiuh briefly, thu strength of Hollywood is Atated—all following the orig
inal ideals of Joseph W. Young, founder.
The present development indicates only the preut development to which
Molly wood Ily-the-Sea will go as one of the great cities of Florida nnd one
of tile great jnirts of the world.
Ladies' lilouses. for
’ S
Odd I,ot or Corsets. I'alues
up to Fu.30
v a n ity s e ts .
JV t,L6 O B -T
J O S E P H m“OUNG\ ~ifouxd*r
SANFOHDjOFFICK ‘ V
111 W. Second Street
Children’s Dresses
0nr lo' of fancy lace buffet and
A
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Values up to *2.00
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iif ih« 1Man l.otiise Duster, Mnrv Dillard I
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L . m Mrs. .1. K. Mum*. About I"
■Mo- Nanwere piesent.
■ I him In | flu- bride and groom left shott■
|,it, rwnrd* for u wi tilling t u
■.l.o I
, j„ Finni'a after which they will i»
at hemi1 in Gastonia, N. t whi l e
Mi M«ittin wh has reyentlv gifne I"
I M. iIn t!. • make hi* home,
lla ttb
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�THE SANFORD HERALD,
Cnpurtoht. 19SX. by
The 1IcClurt K titip a tx r n-jtullcnte-.
The World’s
A u th o r of "
ttrr ■
tiuni o r e s g u e ’^ J
Highest
a n yth in g too m uch in th e w a y o f a d ed ica tio n to c
C larence D enny, for th irty -tw o y e a rs, w en t c
bell sw in g in g in his head, a bell o f m elody, t h a t
and pressing a g a in st his b ra in . Y e t , w hen he sj
sleep, sure th a t he co u ld Capture th is H aunting r
w ays eluded h im .
For th irty “tw o years.
Then cam e th e g re a t d a y w hen th e m elody t
n a tu ra lly, as spontaneously, as g o rg eo u sly, as t
c a ta ra c t or th e sw oop o f a rainbow .
C larende D enny took his la st ride, across the c o n tin e n t, to
th e e c sta tic r y th m o f his S o n a ta in Syncopation.
W
H
thing,' when you’re consumed and
burning with it, is not, oiler all, any
thing too tndch in the way of a dedica
tion to a dream.
^
Garence Denny had offered thirty-two years,
gladly, uppn the shrine of his dream. What were
thirty-two years if out of them there would bloom
"** tome day fulfillment? It made you debonnair
about the thhrty-two years of failure, of ache, of
disappointment, of poverty, of yearning.,
So long as Clarence Denny was able to beep
alive in himself the flame of hope, and, later on,
when the flame had died, even n pr.lc and tremblin';
spark of hope, it wasn’t impossible to chut our the
concrete realities of a world of die tppornrrr:nt and
huddle beside the embers.
. Consider what it must have meant (nr n man
with a passive but rather sensitive face and Ions,
nervous (infers that were always stnimp'.in<T on
choir arms and oil eel ear window si L, to hr.c
. * carried around most of his lifetime a melody; a
'
melody that hung in his bran like a bell in a tower,
and swayed there, and sang
mid {tided there,
and beat there, and ached there. A melody that
fomtbr.es could seem to hr.ng in a hare before his
pyes, and again to press against h r. lempb-o, and
again to sit upon bis eyeballs. Silmv.c h.rrcd to
that melody.
Street cars rattled to it. Wind
howled to if.
People said Clarencr vtr: queer— / :lh that
look of listening in Irs fe.ee.
Ho wasn’t qir or. Ho was r. il nf>r a melody.
A mclodv that cl ;tl?d him !:ke a butterfly slipping
through hie fingers wli n he v,o”V grr.sp it.
fometimes he sprang out of sleep and out o!
bed ready to pour it on paper, end lo, before his
fingers had curved around the pencil, ihere was
nothing there. Traveller? on deserts go easily
./ made with the elusiveness of n mirage. Well.
Denny had been punning up breathlessly lo Id:,
mirage^ftr' thirty-two yeir?.
penny had had his fingertips on the captur
ing of that melody and it had flowed through them
like water.
No wonder that Denny was a failure. If you
tried (o he a salesmen in a haberdashery and there
, was a bell swinging in your head, of melody, it was
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thronyh 'he p
intoxientfu*1 rhyf!:»;
as it were, of the >
gray zir.rzr again:; (;»:• i i :hv room i,:i\ Ucm:y
called home, there wr,v> foriy-.cighl pages rf
musical h ie r o g ly p h ic s 2 fury.of s.vi:! about him.
Denny had got raid Ids Sonam In oyncopu
lion. The impudence of that. A sonata in svntc
pation. He was drouchcd through with perspira
tion and his hands were loo incoherent to gather
up the pages and he l.ept laughing as he finally
got them stacked.
The impudence of that. A Sonata In Syr.ccpation.
Well , so the musical publishers ihcuvht. Ice.
The impudence of that.
For another four years, between mixing pine
apple sedas and banana splits, Denny peddled thr
Sonalo In Syncopation. Peddled it on shoe sclcs
that were actually separated from the sidewalk bv
thick folds of newspaper. The ache was gone and
the rhythm was gone and the excitation of com
position was gone and in Denny’s hands, like the
wings of. a limp bird, were pages of manuscript.
Pulp from handling and from sliding in and out
from under his pillow night* when be slept.
. One day a. publisher with a-new gift.sign
above his doorway sat down at the piano while
Denny waited, and played oft the first two pages
■nil his bad
hlce brorh. o
now a mao*j
chocoiaies
•j Lh2 perfume
• i'c for tho r.v’nio j u d g m e n t
cn
thoGC
a.r.r.i:.:: inwij
icon lying dead on !us p a w j j
brush, was Cln.*eu:c Jenny.
!i> Syncopation, n wuaical conpi* *
r^jeni the high-waicr marko 18 '
magnificence. A musical coBWJ
America, zl the r onient. o ^
death, was swryias h> aIJ inlor j
A slow rhythm that; iust have
its way into public coniao
,
been slow in draping it^ oo! "
brain of Clarence Denny.
,
Symphony societies a
_
featuring it. Excerpts
ccri programs. T!'>® !e y ^
b e in g
a d a p te d
10 ,.m u slf
liners moved s™ -
<j j f o r l
oU‘
- m l F l o r e n c e L/Cnny» tj1ieC ( l i.
�SANFORD HI
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tH
ORLANDO BALL
FANS DECIDE TO
ENTER LEAGUE
A Real Investment
■■-n—-1 l*J" *
Enthusiastic Meeting Held
Monday Night When Plans
Are Made For This Season
bama Polytechnic in iu tu te i a u *
bum ): University of Tennessee;
Washington and Lee, U niversity
of Georgia and V an d erb ilt
University of M ississippi won
ten straight, conference gam es
after losing the opener to Louisia
na Slate University, which did not
en |rr the tournam ent.
I t did not
meet the U niversity of N orth C ar!HE COST TUc S c /
dicoooo Bur he
HAS PRoVEXl
he
VUASWORW \\ ZA
tennis it played w ere M aryland,
University of Virginia, W ashing
ton and Lea, Florida, Clemsnn
end N orth Carolinn S tate, the lat
ter twic#.
It won 10 out of 21
games on the 1925-20 schedule.
Harvard won 40-37 in on e x tra pe
riod.
r i
To reach the sem i-finals, Mis
sissippi Aggie* had defeated M aryland, a big favorite, 22-19, Und
North Carolina S tate, 82-29.
Kentucky hns defeated V, M,. I.,
32-25, ami the U niversity of
Georgia, 39-34.
The la tte r whs
something of n grudge b a ttle as
Kentucky won over In the finals
of the 1921 tournam ent by n onepoint margin, on n free too u fte r
the tim er's gun had sounded.
“Ole Miss" has defeated U niver
sity of the South (Sow anec), 50-10
in a run away gam e, and G eorgia
Tet h, 30-24.
^ u ith 'Carolina has defeated
Clt msnti, 52-21, and V irginia, 25-
r
.,
VERY FEW
l BALLS ESCAPE
WILLIE ON Th e
«OT_OOR«eR-
lamer Scheduled For
Armory Show Tonight
SOUTHPAWS ERRATIC
W hat m akes the southpaw wild ?
M ajor league m anagers • Would
welcome the answ er to th a t ques
tion.
W ithout n doubt tho biggest disppointm ent o f last seat on in the
big show was “ L efty” - Groves of
the A thletes. 1
.
Lack of control made moro o r
less of a "b u st" out of Groves.
The previous season w ith th e Bal
tim ore club o f th e International
cague, Groves had been the senr.cnsation of tho circuit. He won
20 and lost only 0. Incidentally ho
10,000 .
stru ck o u t 231 men in 230 inninL
igs,
According to the present plan of alm ost on an inning. Some pitc
tclu
operation, shares of stock will bo ing.
r.nld for $100, with which will be
When Groves g o t tho ball over
granted two season passes. ' Snlo tho plate in the A m erican league
of season and single admission ho w as alm ost as .effective fo r he
tickets will be conducted later.
whiffed, 110 men in 197 innings.
More than 100 men will be in
On tho showing o f Groves largely
cluded ns stockholders of tho o r depends tho chances of the Ath
ganization, according to plans letics to win th is year.
’
Approximately 40 men wen* signed
• • •
a t the m eeting last night.
"1 w asn't so .murli wilder
Offirers of the. new organisation
than usual last year," explalna
named by the fans are: C harles A.
Grovga, "It wns th e careful way
Allison, president: Charles Tidwell,
the big league b atters look over
vice president; Charles F. P arry ,
your stu ff th at made me seem .
secretary and E. ti. " n u k e ” Hnusso. They don't offer at many
lett, treasurer.
bad balls in the big show."
•
_ _ • • • *
With the organization of the new
club comes the inauguration of the
CASE OF HARPER
"knothole gang," an association of
In connection with the experiyouthful rooters who will be given
admission on specified days. One encea of "L efty " Groves, I recall
suggestion included the plan to give tho cgse of H arry H arper who
tickets to nit students obtaining started hts m ajor league career
high grades in th eir Htudicx. L a w ith tho W ashington .club.
I have called balls and strikes
dies* Day will alio be included in
th e “special events'1’ of the club •for Rube Waddell when he w in In
program .
* Ida prim e, seen nil of thq great leftImmediately a fte r the club was 1banders of tho last 20 years In ac
organized Tim H urst, sporting tion nnd will say . th a t a few of
magnet and form er m anager of them had more stu ff, than' H a rry
Harney Oldfield, fam ous racing H arper. . ,
But H arper was wild nnd during
driver, offered $500 to obtain nn
option to buy the stock of the club h is connection with the W ashing
ton club It wns the exception for
lit par at the end of 12 months.
1‘luns for tho stag in g of the him in finish a ball game. When
games includes the revam ping of he pitched I' wns sorry I didn’t
the fair grounds, the installation hnve an inflated suit. Half of his
of showers proposed by th e city, heaves would strike the ground in
and the construction of udi|itiunal front of the plate.
The Wnxhiuglon club finally de
bleachers. It is thought thut thin
diamond will be selected by the cided control wns one thing thut
muiiugitig com m ittee to be named H arper never would acquire, so lie
was pushed op to tin* Minneapolis
tonight.
Ernie Burke, m nnngcr of tin* club of the Am erican association,
Mm 'a Sally league club und Mike Joo Cnntillon, form er W ashington
K elli, pilot of the S p artanburg m anager, owned th u t club and there
Sally league circuit pennant win was a working agreem ent between
ners, have been commissioned to the two tcunis.• • •
report the Orlando action at the
H arper gave players and *rribes
Tampa m eeting W ednesday.
of the association much to talk and
w rite about before he had been In
the league a month.
ORLANDO, M arch 2.— (/P) —
Orlando will have a baseball club
of young, clean cut hustling play
ers, entered In the revam ped F lo r
ida state league.
This was tho decision of a score
of sport fans gathered a t th e San
Ju an hotl-l Monday night a t which
time officers of th e organisation
were named and plans perfected
for the sale of stock to financo the
opening of the club. A second
meeting will be'conducted n t .•). p.
m., today a t the San Ju an hotel
n t which time officers hope to 're ort the sale of stock valued ol
" rid.IK KAMM, famous Ihirdsail.i r of the Chicago W hite Sox,
differ*, from most of the other
high-priced minor leaguers th at
have come into the majors of lute
years, n; that he made good with
a vengeance.
Ramin cost the
< hicago ( luh a heap of money.
He was purchased at about the
same I inn. .1tmm v O'Connell, Sam
my Male and some other stars
from t ho low*1) leagues were g ra b
bed lor big coin.
Kainm proved
hi* Worth right off the reel.
Kainm is an especially sweet
fielder.
lie rj.n g e t . ’em any
where around the hut corner and
litis a stout arm which enables
him to shout the hall across to
first with spufi and accuracy.
The former C oast Longue fctnr
isn’t a terrific clubber but Is fa ir
ly dangerous in n pinch.
One
season lie had the happy faculty
of turning ninny of his hits ii'ln
doubles, which earned him III
nam e of "Ihihlin' Bill."
Knmm,
by the way, dislikes the name *
"W illie.”
ill* much prefers to U
railed just plain “ Bill."
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i boy 1**»< best of them a t his w eight. He
Kid: is said to have been booked with
■rveral a tough opponent in Arno, whose
| cancel irrord looks good.
Amo Ims knocked out W ally A t
IU*SS,
uly (or kins, .loo "Edwards, Uillie Richards,
|t‘<n Pi- ( Frank Carroll and Bjnbc* Nelson.
main | Though these boys are m illing in
Irmi.n the -i mi-finnls, m any local funs heft-V and Mievo Irving has grown nut of the
[>'■ Wat- preliminary clnss and deserves a
[\Valliifr1rh.inre a t the main go. He has
fipkt, l-roven very popular here and has
g‘bet![always shown n willingness to figlit
Bwh if!'" • V®*V stage of his bouts,
tir bvi-n! (,l‘- " f the prelim inaries fo r topit have' mvht's show is to he betw een none
.other than Kid Klappey, Sanford
id Which r ^ ” an'* K*'l U erry, of Orlando.
old tinu-rs to sever m ajor IcaNEW YORK, Mur. 2. -Many vet
rr<a: ' ^L‘rr’*v has Ih’cji dancing arounil
erans of long .standing will be run goe coimndions. M ari|uard was
nrohalih ‘n ;l
r ' n,r fn r several weekpurchased by the Giants in 1908 for
ar<! lias been whipping every dark ps iimis by their absence when il.e 11,000 sm ackers, a record price in
h'j t i face him. In G erry he will IPL'ii nrijnr leagues' ra re l'< I- under those days. A fter getting away to
on ' the kind of opposition which \*a\ Seine dropped «UI* while 'be u | nwif sta rt, he turned in three
will make the bout one of the en Hu' ■i Itiisc Ma< in progress, oiliir- great seasons in a row That was
•«|iinirm fertnining features of the evening i f|, lt | , | along miiit the world ' t* * in 1911 12 13. In 1912* la- won I•*
cady lorj for the customers.
Who won the pole vault ul the
straig h t games, the modern mark
[ la-1 fall.
1924 O lym pics?— F. G. J.
— - ■1 1'u Inded in the list are three of for the majors.
Lee linrncN utnl Glenn Graham,
Everett Scott, haselmll's “ iron
'thii/t!"s| prominent utility pluy> i
lards
iik f Viiiericuu l eague has had in a man," has announced In- re tire both of the United S ta te -, lied for
,| i .i while. They are Ernie John *m. ment. Scott made Ins hig league de the honor- at IJ^fert, II 1-2 inches:
i Mil McNally and Howard Khanka. but with the Red Sox iii ):il I. In llarncs won first place medal in
'A ll i o n ' in the hig show over a 1U2I he was traded with Joe Hush jum p-off.
How long has Ted l.yon* hern
'■ The ' HARTFORD, Conn., Mar- 2. ' |, i.,-• I,*. period Each played with ami Sam Junes to the Yankee- for
Pm:iI I'lav- 11' l.'iuis (Kid) K aplun of MariI’eckinpuugh. I'icrcy, Ljiiinn ami with the Chirngo W hite Sox and
. f;d- clubs.
Texn*,, •h ii. featherw eight champion, mil
.1, tin nl) broke ill with the White John Collin-. Now we have it be is where was he obtain ed ?—G. II. K.
Since 192.1, coming direct from
P'r Royers iii.uiird Hilly Petrolic of Forgo, N. ' s'o\ in 1912. He also saw s e n ice to go with the White Sox
guard , f H., 12 rounds.
Other Veterans tuns will nti-- Baylor 1'nivcndtjr.
’w lb the St. lands Browns and New
Is Juck Johnson going to fight
P< Blind i f
Philadelphia—Ted (Kid) Roy of I Y»rL Aitnkccs. lie was twice ahi.nt dnring the coming, season include ag u in ?— H. J. L.
Hill,by Jones of the Detroit Tyger*:
Park in- ("anuila, knocked out Danny G arner | " | '" >»>" minor.-, only to he >end
According to reports Johnson is
Chick F’cwntcr, Cleveland; Sliuim
a I'hil“d-!l"'i".
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"» ruuniiPi
r,nun
| J| , &■ J fi ls S U f t t a S Collins, Red Sox; Steve O'Neill, to meet P al Lcaler of Tuscon, A ril,
round,.
Hddi. | Lmn- in the
f now enm- l.eonnrd
of Iialtlm
ore,
beat Clovis
Federal l.c
Yankees; "Nemo” Lcibold, S ena at Mexico City, May 5.
la (if on- “Kid" Durand of C anada. I» «*'; '»! V,
.......itb the Itns- tors; "H ank" Gowdy, Giants, and
How long has Lu Blue heen with
ko has not .rounds.
>
McNally canu* up vvi
the D etroit T ig e rs? — F. D. H.
George
Burns,
Phillies.
. i ton Red Sox in 1915. He spent the
S tarted an a reg u lar in 19!tl.
• levelnnd
Pete S an n m to ■" |u l„ .r ,m rt of the 1915 cumpnign
Jim m y Caveney of Cincinnati and
pm
.., , .. — ----I *1 Tarjinii iniiauelphia,
W hat wa* tho outcome of tho re
Ike Boone, Red Sox, two com para
won
on
n
foul
from
,
|-nivi,|e..ce
m
the
Internaiion[only thiny’ Ih imy Bass of Philadelphia. <( :i) , ircuit . He was also with the tive youngsters, have also been cent bout between Juck Renault and
was the I rounds.
K urt, held a t F o rt latuderdale,
| Yankees, Red Sox and Senators. shunted back to lesu elite company. Joe
\ riility in-1 Morris
F la .? —G. J. L.
Layton
of
New
York,
I
returning
to
the
Yank*
last
season
former
Renault won on kayo in third.
Jim m y Zill of Youngs when E verett Scott went to W ash
pRaml t.t (outpointed
W here did Joo H arris, W ashing
town, 0 rounds.
ington.
....
ton outfielder, play in 1920-21?—
Is
Shank* jthiit il \\ uHninifloii hi
New \ o r k —Junit Dundee of Bal
G. F. R
timore, scored a technical knockout 111 1 |i,. p’liiynl the oultield and
He played Independent ball in
PITTSBURG, l'a., Mur. 2. </P> Pennsylvania.
«\er
Tommy F'reeman of Hot took a crack at every infield podITo
lien during hi- II season- with th- - Gambling for high stakes and
Springs, Ark., fi rounds.
Nationals. In 1923 he wns traded dire are absolutely taboo at the
RODGERS HOPES O F F
Camp "Mushy" Callahan of Los An with
Vul Pieinich t*> the Red Sox Paso Robles, Calif., spring training
geles und Archie W alker of Brookf„r
Muddy
R
od
and
Allan
Russell.
,jt> ,,
'bn. fought n draw, 10 rounds; Carl
CHARLESTON, S. C„ Mnr. 1.—
The following year he went to the camp of tho world champion Pi bP)—Two seaplanes piloted by
pi ’ . . \uir *'uiinc* beat Malone, 10 rounds.
rates.
Report*
received
hero
-ay
» JiitcJn-r | Memphis, Tenn.—H arold Smith Y.ilikrea in exchange for McNa.ty. Manager William MrKechnie hns Cqmmandcr John Rodger*
and
n,
. w Ch,icn*°* and Johnny Rosen of
issued nn edict to this effect and Lieut. L. W. C urtain hopped off
urjvci I Memphis, fought a draw , 10 rounds.
making known thut game* with hero today for Fcroandina, Fla.,
,k.. b I
( lenrwater, Fla.— H arry Forbes
only small amounts involved will on Lheir way to G uantanam o Bay,
Cuba, where they will Join the
- t ' .
: ' kr“n ' Uhio, knocked out 1*.
be tolerated.
"I have seen many clubs disrup U nited S ta te s fleet in m aneuvers,
|*»» *°rU u‘ Muller of Havana, 1 round.
ejuifo A reputation
Tho planes .arrived hero Sunday
ted by dice games." Ihv Manager
Most
ijii several occasion-.
afternoon from H am pton Roads,
is
qtioted
as
having
told
the.
play
‘!,k
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ontract
let
for
in
now
"Rube” ilarquard, the once famvia Morehead C ity, N. C.
stalling modern steam
heating
ers.
t)UH -f 11,0000 beauty." 1=* another of
| plant in county courthouse.
Many Veterans Are Gone
From The Major Leagues
fnitmio
Fight R esults
Gambling For Large
Stakes Tabooed
UNUSUAL CAREER
1-nst spring while touring the
training camps, I bumped into Joe
Cantillion in FTorldu. He wns do
ing some scouting work for the
Chicago White Sox! H arper wns
one of the topics we discussed.
"When lln rry joined niy club,"
said Cuntilhm, "he explained to me
th at lie had been instructed to lot
up on his stu ff if unable to got it
over.
"I told him to forgot about such
instruct Unix, th at I wanted him to
pul som ething on every hall.
1
don't cure if you give enough
passes to make a parade of players
from Minneapolis to Louisville,
give 'em all you got.
"In his first game he lost 8-7
in 11 innings, striking out 10 und
walking**). He lasted four innings
in his next s ta rt, w hiiffing 7 and
passing 11. Must havo thought he
was rolling the dico instead of
pitching baseball.
"H is wildest day wns Ids third
gam e. In eight innings of iduy he
walked 20 and funned 7. Ol course
he lost.
"T h at season ho worked 133 in
ning* nnd struck out 135 men, also
walked 121. Ho uveraged better
than a strikeout nn inning and ul
must a base on balls.”
♦ • •
Unquestionably lack of control
kept Harry H arper from being a*
much tslked about as the late
“ Rube” Waddell.
W IN TER . HAVEN GAINS
W INTER HAVEN, Fla., Mar. 2.
UP)—Building perm its fo r W inter
Haven for F eb ru ary totalled three
hundred th irty fo u r thousand th ree
hundred dollurs. A slig h t decrease
from January b u t a gain o f fo u r
hundred and tw enty per cen t over
the same months la st year,
V**]
m
is one of
“Nature’s Masterpieces”
Mellonville and Gevena Avenues
Beyond fear of contradiction
i
this latest development of city
property of Sanford is by far
it's most desirable, possessing
a charm and natural beauty
unsurpassed in the Sanford
District. Already Sanfo Park
has lights, water, and tele
phone.
A few minutes from
the post office..
You Owe it ,to Yourself
a
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\Ji
to Visit Sanfo Park
By Dick Dorgan
m eal
W ELL W B O E A /e tZ lT tS
Sis
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p i q h T.
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THIS. i D t f t C
OP ' G A .M .N
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S T R IK E S
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£ n v J f tV H E'S &OIN6 ,
G O O N KNOW N '
A S -S IX
A. P. Connelly & Sons"
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Sales Agents" ,
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BY ASSOCIATED PR E S S
nurcrod fdnm-lf. Senator Putnnin
rtated thr»t be would mnkc the |
rnco on a platfnrut opposed U. Ihci
flropoBod (Hrition of S’oliinln cotin*,
ty
PENSACOLA, Mar. it.—The
-.-t • nji*-*- Nobe^t L Bonn, -which
ran r.rhoro hire n'ong with the |
' __
Atinio 0. Rosa, will be lomdotlcd, i t ;
S. . GAINESVILLE Mar. K—A vnrdecided nft«r effort! to float,
found to __
be fuelty dual nwiignpug meet -with[ tho
__ clr.rft
___ were
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...
TAMPA.
Mur. 2.—Tho
roost
Pul bigonbt vino In the counbclicverf to have liccn found
"rjoridn. It in' r.t the home of
aery Bcoumotil, ni-ar Lutz. Thi
Ttae, n rmnll ru t plant when placed
Into the pro-mi, w,v ccvmt r-cveral large oak trees nn.l rv portion
of tieanmo-.it’b home.-
Gcorpin Tech, In Atlanta. A pril! til**. Tho Annio
24, haa been announced by the*aalvnged,
University of Florida ntbletir n»‘. |
~
fidntr.. The standing of (hr. lwo‘( BRADENTON,
teams in suinmniinr; contests of! hir r»*-opttir.l ut
The past is anv,* r o n , both having’ (w»
‘ " *—
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(cachem
had
- won the mine number of meets.
towv*
n
%
•or more.
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' BUT suppose you want to know.
W e ’" '0"“Is ‘young Bob' huninn?"
“" • h if i
\Vhnt does it feel Hko to he the
•yauugcat senator" “Young Bob’s”
'"‘v * - "t ii. r a
, something of u 'dandy—not nu in- nn rcnnll.lv.nl, , vi
ul“ "d-l"t„. ^
' npprnprinto person to consult con-'
' r j r i i i n g i-lotJtcs.
It?.!U
‘ s \Vlnntj’
n,;.)Vfls
* WASHINGTON, Mar. 1.— readily. They might t„ talk him *'* |l|"vfr.. bbfidy eligible senatorial ^m il V
(nsb,.
Yn hi! t,■! «J i'
“Young Ibib" La Foils He’s friends out of them.
bachelor. How about thnt?
u
white
mnko the mistake of keeping the
a • *.
■with'« . umi' ' ii1""* ^as to u'^ii
“baby Pfnatdr” too mnrh in u SAY, you want to see Jl«b in.
^ thwo
" 7 U,^h! --- - >lv
- 1- . / case.
__
("iinncrlinn with some weighty at- dUM inuen oil■ one _ui vnoso His
tinmnni.j
.
glass
—
unmarried
.•»(„»
.. .iv
( . r ^ l S t o S L ' ^ u K f f i cnbffiB. In (nnncctlcn with him,
ihnt s his business, but jL,"'' ' <l.
They Seem to fear luo things; S in ? . fiSrSK lr nf ««•!• »■'
'» “>">“W Bob" hlm.elf but enmo
for n socieiv
»» * »
1—T hat “young Bob” will lie nation’s fato hangs, i w
in conversation with any of his ilar
if
he’ll
always
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10
W
oa*
represented as just “his fa th e rs
In thnt case, you can see him friends, mid see whnt hnppens.
• • «
son.
all
right
Ynu’ll be bnwled out In n .m inSENATOR
GERAII) I*. vVp
.2—That he’ll be made to look H will he \v*Wli your while, loo
ulo for even m entioning such m a t but n littlo older than “young Rob;*
undignified.
Thr*e twin worries may origln“.t«? “Young Bob" is better posted con ters in the sam e b re a th w ith He isnt so monumentally Kur,n
with “j'oimg Bob” himself.
If cerning rtully bik Issues Hian
F w *»* ,»».MCr( neithT l^
so, Ida friends frill for them very many :i dnlon of ifwirc Ids y.-nrs i “yonn| Bob.
Unworried
STATE NEWS BRIEF'S
g w e tv . .
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Ai****i
iXf7
£. Rosa.hr being
Mar.
Sol ion!
Vcr.i*.
After
'* *’
1 ‘quit
th eir jobs,
55»i
because of alleged difficulties en*
C'liinlired in running th e InMilu*
L,
PO ET LAUDERDALE Mar. P o tio n , Mins B eatrice M iiynird, of
The SeoboarilsAir Line rsilrend linnj Atnm tce, arrived to take up the
filed nineteen eunderonatio-i v o lts jd n tie ,. Mias Maymml is n forB falm t properly owner* nf llcow*; roer Ti n iirrsern n mid ta u g h t (n
‘ county, Tho Milt.-? nr- In- the iroontnin m haol.-, c f th a t stale.
brought to r.ffnrd the r a r r ir s
—------rlfh ls-rf-w a y fo r It- lire r.tcTialm i, fiAYTONA BEACH, M ar. 2.— Of the numerous'- not a Deo named
from Palm Iiearh to Mianji.
The proposed rale of tru stees of in the f'ountcns C ath cart-E u rl of
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. Mir Jntf rtinl iniproveuiPin fund of C raven 1urore, the E arl of (.’a 'h * - CLEARMr'ATEH. Mar, 2.—T hr su b im -m d lau;!', in the H alifax •'.iri, pictured ahuyc, 1h th r only,
C Icirielnturr, at its n-jrulnr m eeting riv e r, nlotijf the w a te r front Imre, one who irn ’t w orrying. F or he
- fouglit
- —
.next year, will he calln l upon to will he
vigorour.ly by Day* [divorced tiie countess a fte r bar
enact a Inw roaking.pinelLas eoun*. tona Beach, It. Dennis C raig, c i t y ' flig h t with tin- E arl p f C p -.en to
Jibuti) Africa.
a rau ctn ary for birds. The I com m issioner doei-in d, The sales
•board of <bmmis/.ioru-ry approved
• ajich a move, and Pinellas itonntyln
’’ representnlioji in the Inw-rnnkitig
y
hotly has hern asked to present the
hill. Fanctimrlos hnvr already
been ostnblishcd in the county,
and it la proposed to add other
| *ectlons.
.
DELAND, Mar. 2.—Howard li.
itnam, incumbent state senator,
s announced lii-i candidacy to
l?.V ,
|
have liccn advertised for March,
tfi. Tlu- land, Mr. Craig said,
vena bought by the eity same time
ago to settle internal difficulties.
If Afl STAGE orFER
. BALM
NEW YORK, M at. 2.—A n 'o ffo r
o f a jolt in n slmw is tem pting
FT. AUGUSTINE, Mar. 2.—Or Count Saint from tin- path of d uty
der prevailn again in the I«toil — namely, back to Europe to con*
high srhool foih.v.iiig tin- action dilion him self for Davis Clip tonof a number of stu lent- in v.-nlk- _ nis. f'tisriihly lie noted recent reim out for. u W ashing)on's B irth -' p in ts th at his e«tranged Countess
ddy holiday.
has stag e am bitions.
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H c DUM: III l i e W ii[ UCCft i Hill:Xli lo w - S IX*
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rooms, 1idtli and two ftorclo-s, localftl
dm O.-tl, \v-*Miicat I’’<»;?'’if-c! !l SH’f i ’t
A m
h#*
m
ion
I’n .-c xm o'U/.no. 'I, i ni-
>C‘ .,
Kir
\ in* i ).o
;'•L-.iirj.lyii ‘.Ii u-i •
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The not'd t o r m o i v lioihcs th ro u g h o u t the city is proven by the scarcity oi
"i’T.i Tah " - ions. Make il a point to prove th e claims of the Chamber of
( •Miiinei’ce and Real Kslate Or^canizaticn d u r i n g your next tom-of the city,
foil ai*.* ru e to realize the true condition of S a n f o r d ’s homo shortage.
H»<*
ADni.PH HAJtTVUt:
He's enptain and -- >r •r: ;.r •'
tile Montana Mute ( • IVi:- ba.>kel
.hall (|ulnict. Jj*’ f I ij i n 1!,’ :i,b *-t
W-the iHft rr'-irrt. in tinJfountafn Votrferi tu-e. Hartwlg
tr.akt n nit ideal plviii player, standfog nix fort, two, mid weighing |hf»
This is bin senior year.
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To Lot Holders in
Loch Arbor
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FLORIDA’S
MOST - BEAUTIFUL HO
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H iiiiy . , -<>ii i., .in-.
lo o k in g
!
Ill
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* n<ler this plan “ Iloim -huihlMs'’ in Loch A rb o r will not he mniirixl to
i .iise a Iaiyc amount of ca di as initial payment.
I his o t ter i- aood tor nniy twenty m o re days. Li you intend huiidinp tl
dome in Loch Arbor now is the lime to complete your plans and take ad-,
can la ye ot this unusual home-buildiny offer.
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H u llv w ' ► i i
Si.ijipim- i .tint
i. i-xiienn* in In-nut
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nit
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we’vo raid, inr .‘Id'dav iYoia F eb ru ary IS we will mal;e to lot hoklois,
wlri djrniJy dieo* iideinioip in i.-uilda lionif1 within the next ninety days,
ui. ’ount 'il In ))ei (’nut. i )»:!'. Id days remain in which t<» i*i insiimnuilo
. our plans. Thi discount io ap p '\’ i»i the p u rchase price of the lot and di1i. net ode l m in iiie i». ••*;t i«1 11«i\*. i?)* pavillont.
' id taKo a r.iihordinale lein <>n th e lot, yivini^ the Iiuildin.u and L/wJ1
t V.mpany or other financial iii t itution, the riy;ht of way for the amount
of 1he bn iid my; loan.
•m
,
.TlMI loriti)--, oil -.villi i-.iOi, ti.. ni.-ijority 1;*•■•ri>r |l,<
(u t-aii.
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You Can Help Sanford
••We Can Help You
i .1mix ii'/
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.ini11>i ii I .m ..I. r ■ty placet-.
'.I'l' > 1> ft-.- 1!i>11> owl ImiIi-I t-onc-i l
r- t-n \ i 'ii. ri i.' I. M i ii-rv Suii*
■* • •• » ■K U III'* I’O I U » loilIlgC
i" I in’ Ii Uywo'itJ . ) uiphuny Or,
■’ hi i*i .nl ,.tli .t <
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I M I l HIM .
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^ 1|*i-i lid) nmi ii|t | f mi In
f**'**iA- * 'ii *h> nml mi.
HOLLYWOOD
Sy-ihoSea.
K S A G EN TS
in r m r
.— .
AJCayntry Club Propoly
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Lakes and Hills
�tiifi ",'T'tJ 'V
*-*-
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ORD TTElU
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'hat C h a n g ed Alice Longwor th?
NEW YORK, Mm-. 2.— Rhmfom
•iMi'l rfcm nn aftern o o n V rnnfblc;
■ T h e Well Str*tp .nection atam an*
(in\e
A sandw ich m an in front
5>f the Stam ford Oil, B uilding w ith
» Hifcn rru u m g : ‘‘T o {> n>und stank,
12 c e n t^ ’..... Everybody in Wall
• trac t isn’t rich : S t r e a m s
of
‘m/rmiis literally' flaw in g down
the narrow ■ th tiro n y iifaro a nnd
tnpnrHThig', like 'tin y creek**, I t
d r.v t junction p o ln ta^. .
Special notice holding hack the
rowih ip fro n t of tho C lu m b e r of
■'.tunh-rce on* L iberty M -o cC .
'Wlmt's the crowd n il a 'm u t? " .
A\v, th a t sk ipper an d ' his crew
Yon* ifo Rohacvf.lt—yen know,
he !•};ils th at Ht\voif t h a t hunch
| *t eta
They're* g iv in ' 'em a
I 'am put, ei tonnelhun.*’ fo tlio atiI ‘v , t ‘
'
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I nailer in
David T . Vnnlon.
iU!-iaiil:om<ire h ea d of tt gicnt
u! ci ' i p n n y -its listening In tently
to a ; oyiai; ny»Ti.__ The young
■?s*.
hearing th e incredible num e, " P re
served Kish." and just along side
•if "it another, "P reserv ed Fish,
2nd.”
‘W h a t’., the jo k e ? " I ask . . . I t
isn’t a joke. . Those are real
nanu’s. I am told.. .How did they
get th u t w ay?
Well,' it seems th at v.*ay bnek
in tho ea rly eighties, o r th e re
abouts, th ere w as a cert alb ship-,
w re cl;.. .W hen the hoot was
no'.tit to n* down a f&ft w as tied
to a.* im provised ra ft, presum ably
hy hlh parent*, dr perhnps by one
of the crew aril torsed overboard
How Inrig ho d rifted , nobody
kr'iv.g ^ The liiij h u t eunseiourues.» . “.the p uin •*« n atu re of bis
t e rr ltd» enncriem i' • caused hint
to s u ffe r *m attac k o f am nesia %
,
Wlit i' hi* w;as picked up by ii
| Uf'.ttio ship, more dead than alive,
lu ha l finfS'tP'ii even bis m im e.. J
r
MSS]
OS
So Splendidli) Nourish
ofeu! Valuable tb
nKeaitfc ,,*...
" A n d 'i i . m e f C m , 1
mat* * urs o n e o f t h o s e b l u e suit** a "htJhiau fi;d*.
e l s e t h a t tie h ad "sut'o .tnnHi pr<j*'|
t" 1 " ccn in w i n d o w s o f w a t e r
A n d s o they.' m i m e d k iin
from sto res e
H i s h a i r is plan- r e r v e d "
Fish" ..H e >io-.*^|
' c o l il.'ivn .m*t n lit.tle t o o ini- T,'reserved
t
r
i
e
d
to
c
h
a
n
g e it
And" w hen.'
mui nlati :>•
rle is C o s m o K ron e*
b e . becam e
a
lirh. "tic’ "? “ tin* iw o n *i n t h e fie r i, years a f t e r w a r d ,
e ltiicn ,
m p r iic jl
a
b o a t .' if you k u o v tt & w h n t
th at prom inent
*"'•'01 •
T w o o f l I w M i r i i in t h e wpnlthy woman a n d b o r e a so n ,
first l.atil n ev er cuineT h ack t o t h e b e p a s s e d oji the name to t h e s e c Theirs
t*nic
■•w w »M «n
Rooi-rvilt
T h eirs
was
e p ic I
Hid yv e t a m a n
w it
i th
'Ami it is teeotTlcd t h a t " I’re-J
hor-'iMU
and
in c h i out a g e s e e m s f l u s t e r e d a n d >e r v e d h is li II
went
in to
th e
self-i " n sin m s in tin* p r e s e n c e o f d a i r y b u s i n e s s and,* in t h e m o d e r n
a ft". n>in n iU lio im ircs _ . l fe a r parlance, becam e a ‘Tilg lm ttcr and
It's ii, true sto ry . J ,*
I sltiitl n e v e r u n d e is t u n d h u m a n egg innn "
iii.w divided into two factions.
I fit Jf nmfntnin that .‘*rlie bus mi ax
i '1 ir’ ind.
She need* ns nMv. Nick
i'a de. ided ti. run for president
and -lie’s drum m ing up trade."
Their husband think the sam e
thing—although they 'a d m it th a t
If you doubt, drop in at the C ham
with ups Alice i- -onlv drum m ing up reacti III
ber of Commerce and see hts pic- *
trade because Nick i- t ow* speaker
Kl'KAK I I of i l l
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Did the IS.ihi Do l(?
Chamlii-p m I'emnurei* a p o rtrait i (C opyright. IP2rt, NKA Service.!
nllutrs, npiup-jl of Mrs, Ismg*
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th iy ' lit I te ,’jlitlMi‘r' a pi I .Marys and
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i *| ii'i; tide '.if tin rh;ieg,
T h e sp len d id ly n o u ris h in g q u a l
i t y o f M e r i t a B r e a d a n d i t s value
t o r u g g e d , e n e r g e t i c h e a l t h cannot
he o v e r - e s t i m a t e d . I t s delightful
m i l k , b u t t e r a n d b a r l e y flavor, not
o n l y e n c o u r a g e s a n d p l e a s e s ap
p e t i t e s , b u t b o u n t i f u l l y provides
t h e b o d y w i t h a h e a l t h building
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t h a n s i m p l y s lic e d . I t m a k e s such
c r i s p a n d fla k y t o a s t , S u c h t a s t y
d r e s s i n g s fo r fo w ls o r roasts. And
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will) bath and garage $7500.00— O n e -fourth
down, balance in 1-2 and 3 years.
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SUPPLIES
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IN V E S T IG A T E T H IS
PROPERTY
•H a rd surfaced highw ays to Cbuluota from Sanford, O r•
lando, and East Cotist at Indian River City
Good Hotel Accomodations at Reasonable RaleH
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City Building,
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SANFORD
MARCH 2,1926.
SANFORD and PIULADELPHIA84—Houses For Sale
84— Houses For Sale
We have Northern buyers for
FU R N ISH ED m odem five-room
Sanford Daily Herald
real bargains.
house, double g n rag e, close in.
LITTLE
nnd
CLA^DEN
TH R E E registered Chinese Chow
4 Sail Building. Address "O w ner" 504 W. 8 th S t M .O O ^ r ^ m o a th .
puppic.H for ,«n!c\ two montH* old.
Terms: Cash in Advance
Phono f»7I -.1*
CLOSE-IN. four room s all m odern
67—Booms With Board
conveniences, double g a ra g e , *3,home. ^ rgfm m onA «f?i,,‘*
Telephone id*, will be received
‘
Co,
A ddress
Box 317, Phono 49-J. •
ROOMS, w ith o r w ithout meals. 500. term s.
for patrons and collector sent
Reasonable rates. Lincoln H o tel Hanford. Fla.
. '
immediately for payment.
49— P oultry and Supplies
OWNER O FFERS
1 Time ....... .............. 10e a line
NEW six room stucco bungalow ,
house in Sanford
68—Rooms Without Board
3 Times ---------- ----- 8c a line
sleeping porch, aw nings, nuto eated a t co m er of Pnlmctu ^
W H ITE Wyandotte hatching eggs.
6 Times ___ ________7c a line
Pen headed by bird Dint won A , RED-ROOM with . twin bods, inatic hot w a te r h eater. 12 orange S purting S tr ’s.. fur qujck ,,, and
26 Times ----------------Se a line
close-in, also a garage, phone trees, nlco lawn, g a ra g e , lot 50- $o,500. Sm all cash m m c S n
second prixe n t Orlando Fair. Five
,\187 located Sanford H eig h ts on «nce . m onthly. Buyer
The reduced rates arc for
l
Dollars per 15. Inquire a t Kil 1 0 3 . _______________
Palm cttp Avenye. A ddress "O w n possession hy Mai. 15
consecutive insertions.
gore Seed Co„ Sanford.
FOR RENT—Two room furnished er" Box 148 Ch'uluota. Fla.
8i* words of average length
DARK (jarred Rock pure bred npnrtm cnt. close-in, adults only.
•r e counted a line.
85— Lois For Sale
FOR SA L E . F urnished Mouse on
eggs per setting 52.50 ami $5.00. fiOH K. T h lrd S t.
Minimum charge of 30 for
JAMES II. COWAN— All kinds
P ark Avenue w ith 5 rooms und
first insertion.
of Tint and Sheet Metal Work. 8co Mrs. John Diehl, Mcllonville ONE nicely furnished bedroom for
)
DODGE Bit OTHERS DEALERS
hath. Faces east. Owner will FO R SA LE, hv owner,
All advertising la restricted
Water end Boat Tanks. A t Oak AVenuc. City.
choice
building
lot*.
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c
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rent.
Gentlemen
preferred.
309
sell' a t *0.500. Apply Box 125, villo Avenue, next t.,
BELL GOOD USED CARS
to proper classification.
Avenue and-Third Street. Tele
l
Magnolia.
Herald Office.
If an error is mado The San*
FOR PURE bred Rhode Island
phone 111.
road, real bargains. Terms ian i :
ford Herald will be responsible
eggs. Call 2412.
f DOUnLK room with twin bids. FOR SA LE. 5 Room house in Snn- arran g ed . Sec Mr. A. Swans,m U
1024 Hup Touring
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
( for only one incorrect insertion,
1 near New F orrest Lake Hotel.
n,on' on
fonl H eights. Possesion M arch th e property.
1021 Dodge T ouring
comont work, sidewalks, build 53— Building Materials
the advertiser for subsequent
Cull 571-J.
15th.
$5,500
w
ith
*500
f
a
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h
.
B
al
1023
E
ssex
(4)
T
ouring
ing
blocks,
irrigation
boxes.
J.
R.
insertions. The office should be
Tcrwlllcffor, Prop.
1021 S ta r T ouring
i ONE furnished room 101 West ance m onthly. D cnn-B crg C or OW NER. LEAVING FUR N'oiitii
notified immediately in case of
poration. 515 F irs t N ut'l Bank
1022 Overland Touring
offers to sell* corner iV s S S S
Tenth .Street,
AUTOM OBILE DEALERS:Tf*^u
Building.
1022 Ford T ouring
H eights fo r a few days at S2jOM
TO ADVERTISERS
want to sell your used cars, ad
MONTEZUMA HOTEL
w ith cash paym ent of onlv ism
A
Herald
represontativo
vertise daily on the classified page.
Sanford's m ost home-'ike ho
II. II. MctjJfcL JR.
"Terms
to
Sonii'
People"
P e te r H. Berg. 317 High s J n J f ’
oroughly fam iliar with rates,
tel; located on corner Mugnolin
les and classification will
25—Florists.
A vc.. 2 minutes walk from busiBuilders Supplies
give you complete information.
ncsaraectiori. Open all year.
MILLER
O.
PH
ILLIPS.
Inc.
M
3TEW
A
BT
TH
E
FLORIST"
And If you wish, they w ill
j . r . McD o n a l d , Mgr.
110 North Laurel St.
*
Flowers for nil occasion*.
assist you in wording your
r p :
Phone 485
R IP E FOR PLUCKING
Corner
Ojik
und
Second
SI.
814 M yrtle. Phone 2G0-W.
int/fcd. to make it more e f
BUNGALOW
m
m
fective.
NICE clean two-room apartm ent.)
An adm irably situated tr, vl
Phone 3
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27—Professional Services
:;ui W. F ifth St.
Close in on P alm etto Avenue.
of land, suitable for water
IMPORTANT NOTICE
— ;—r ~ r : ------- „
E astern exposure. 5 room s anil
fro n t fa cto ry aites. including
CHIROPRACTIC Adjustments will 58— Household Goods
Advertisers should give tholr
id —W anted — B o o m s, B o a rd
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Price fo r n ex t few d ay s *0700
nn additional area which will
restore
your
natural
vitality
if
street or postofflee address ns
m ake u wonderful subdivisor
you are weak
ak or ill n run down F I.E X O - Fine floor covering f o r i WANTED!! FU RN ISH ED ROOM
lt‘r,T19- .
well us tholr phono number if
of 400 or m ore splendid home
condition.
.
rebuilds the e o n sti-• halls or kitchens. I I yards. 30
Must be close in.—A. II. ('. Rox 1 _
n<!h.n Pino
they desire results. About ona
sites.
nu rst $1000; Cash *800. Balance io
tution und strengthens th e entire | j,)chr* „i,|e. jji.on. Address, M rs.' t;i_ H u rald Office.
reader out of a thousand has
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suit.
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system
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Phone
482J
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M
artin.
318
Magnolia
Avenue.
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------a telephone, and tho others
GUARANTEED KOltl) USED
P rice
today.
*00,000.1)0;
a p p o in tm e n t-D r . W E M aeDou-! ------ ----- ---------- :---------- 71— A p a r t m e n t s n n d F lu ts
Can't communicate w ith you
C A R SiA N D TRUCKS
ono fifth cash, balance sprcai
gall, 1st Nul l. Bank Bldg.
, PRACTK ALIA new -sewing
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muunless they know your address.
over a period of five years.
T, j
i fhinc. half price;
beautiful o.NE nice apartm ent for rent. 300
M '.
A ll discontinuance MUST be
McCALL & FOX
W IGHT PR IN T SH O P—P rin tin g cream brocaded o|*era wrap, new,
j.-im Avenue
W v W /rt s.* i made in person at The BanREALTORS
Engraving, Embossing. Sco us- j Jrss tlmn cost, never used. A d -'
ford Herald office or by let
m
O N E 745.
first. Wo do it. Phono 417-W ' dress lh,x H care of Herald.
| ■ ; . • | ter,' Telephone discontinuance**
77—Houses for Bent
It. R. Avc.-Commercial St.
BAYARD REALTY UU.
are not valid.
$2(15.00
1025 Touring
110
S. Park Avc.
Phone 208.
BATH-ROOM
outfit
for
sale,
cheap
FURNISHED
HOUSE
FOR
RENT
I
Courteous ... Prompt....Efficient
250.0(1
1025 Touring
for
cash.
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cure
of
Herald.
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H
o
u
se
with
5
rooms
and
bath.
m m
Service. .
50.00
1922 Touring
{M L ';
250.00
1024 Roadster
S an L antn Jot 58x135 fronting
VELOCIPEDE suitable for five or fireplace, largo yard with garage. 1
250.00
1924 Lt. Trui k
S anford Avc. *3,200. Terms («*
six year „ld child. Address $100 per month to desirable party .
32—Help Wun led—Female
Dean-Berg
Corporation.
515
First
1024 Fordor Sciflin
.325.00
suit.
Box 29. care iif Herald.
Nal l Bank Building.
250.00
1923 Ton Truck
M ayfair lot corner of Union
WAITRESS! IS; room and board at H O USEHOLD fu rn itu re complete
‘
Avo. and E lliott St., *4000.00
hotel,
phone
5,
Henson
Springs.
FOR
SALE
or
RENT’.
5-room
fur
ft—Personals
riiriiMiiiig ('iif a 7-iiiiiln home.
$1500 cash, balance 1-2 years.
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nished
bungalow
Most
d
esira
Mr- l 'niib-v, I'anln, Fin
M agnolia H eights lots ou
ble home and location in , Sanford ,
Corner Pnlm etto Avenue mill
PU B L IC STENOGRAPHER, Miss
H ughey S t. The price will surCOMPETENT B u rro u g h s
bonk
B E A U T IF U L
Heights.
SPjuoU.
$2.5|iu
Cash,
Bill-1
Commercial S treet.
priao you.
Bonlto Tolle. 221 Mciscli Bldg..
1 Keeping machine otiernlor, degas an te $75 per month. Dean-Berg
ever Piggly Wiggly,_____________
silH-s pii'iitinii with local o rg a n iz a FOR SALE Foib burner
Six room house between Mag
r NEW
Corporation.
515
1st
N
ut’l
Bunk
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tion. Call 170 It. nolin and Pnlm cttu on Tenth
Bldg. Phone 713.
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YOU CAN H ELP UK to win a car
hl!» Elm Avenue.
S treet, *8000—*2500 cash, ImlSTUCCO
BUNGALOW
by giving us your subscription
GIRL to do ham! and machine
unce to suit.
HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
Located
in
to the Signal. All votes apprecia
sewing, apply Wednesday a fte r
Kail
fun)
Heights.
5
rooms
and
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ted. Nurses and M. Lnndgrnf.
noon, room 225, .Mrisvli Building’ T»‘>— J w iL lrv and W a tc h e s
EDWARD HIGGINS, Inc.
BOOTH AND GIBBS
bath. For rent from March 15th
Six ruouta, bath and two
Phono 331
Sanford, Flu
117 M agnolia Avecut
at $15 per month
Phone 71.i
porches.
8U F F E R E R S of heart trouble, AnWANTED -- Two gmnl colored
WAT f H REPAIRING
.JT tria Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthm a.
chefs at o n e nt the Sunforii.' RELIABLE
Jnn. T. ltrodv I'.iunili v l'nli -ton H2—Biisinesa Property
H igh Blood Pressure, Paralysis, 1
Located ou Oak Avenue
| Cafe, 125 W. I'irsl Ft
Musi be
85—Lots for Sale
Will gladly tell you free, how you 15— Service Stations— Itepair , experienced conks j..... . at .|mt't Building.
at fourtoenth S treet.
.1
Tan get quick nnd lasting relief,
ordei work
ill—Miscellaneous
ing
MODERN HOMES
'r tth e u t using drugs, medicine or
I f rum*. Address It. V. Walden, Box
PRICE
*8,1)00.00
S panish design bungalow Celery
COLORED GIRL WANT El) l * CUT FLOWERS fm sale, t'alcndu I
WANTED'
W AUK
IMP, N ew Haven, Conn.
W ell located houses, apartments,
las, sweet irean and other eat '
5000 Squeaks
run* for child pi atternoon. Good
—-TERMS Howmrs- -115c tier duzdn. . Phone j
h '
1 0 — Lnpt n p d F o u n d
o r hontc sites, w ith all improvrpay. Call ut 1112 M yrtle A re ..
mWe'll take 'em out and
inedtr.,'P rices and term s very rcait'-W. nfw. L. II. Jones.
ABSOLUTELY FREE
I'ltOPEKTY FOR LEASE
LEA TH ER eoienaj. transit ease in
Konable.
Monday mid Tuesday.
Wynne wood m i t o d i \ inioii or on
GIRL to do band and machine lift—Machinery and Tmils
IVh. 22 and 23
A. P. CONNELLY & SONS
Mellonville, Geneva or Kntifoid
sewing iipplr Moml;n. room 225
PERFECTION AUTO
<: l *kse in
Cor. Second und Magnolia
WANNA MAKER'S CLEVELAND
Alelsi ti Building
Avenue.
Reward if returned ,<>
LAUNDRY
Tools improved, Dixie Trium ph
T H E DAVF.Y-WINHTON
F red William s' office in i Hu11 |
t
will resist cotton seed, reel earn'd
i .H ouw ,
,
|
O rganization. Incorporated.
and graded for planting. $3.7.5 pet
WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag
U p CARTER
100 |h. ( beck with Under, refer- j
LOST—OliI fnsliiont-d
D;»r pin. ^ nolia and Kicoiid, Fn .t nnd Elm,
OW NERS
•
lice
Bank
of
W
estern
C
nroljm
i;
w ith lines of black eimuiel Find
Sanford Avenue and lUlli Street.
Room
230
Meiscli
Building
IV L Clark, lohuslnn S. C.
e r-re tu rn to (ill* Mugiadiu and re
Musuuii IJblg.
Phono 707.
Expert service.ceivo retyord.
I
___________ __________ __________ ______
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN
S3— F a r m s itntl I,am i F or S a leJ
F n tlM ir
a i m i n i i n 11 i* RACTOR Service, clcni ing plow (Inly prmJuceni wanted. We have GAIA WIX.ED IRON A ND wood
FO U N D — -AUTOMOBILE U R L
lug. disking nnd street grading. IMII „ miM,ally uttrnc-live propout, on
en tulis fill- w a shing c e le rv .
‘ t,u n ,r\ . Ulnb Let u n d o your siiIxIivimoi,. M. M
tlffl,r
)m stlen* who have come
i IN T i l l . B EA U TTFl'I.
if#
„
Owner cull nrui J.Loril, Roiiti* A, B«x 21G.
to S anlunt tu make in»*ney.Our Ji*t • F F DCTTPN & CO.
I RIJ n il
Mountains
\
nn-iEAST FRONT
Imdcil title acre lot. Elevated
A T ,I,“
S v rv ic , O ffe re d ^
- bciuitv C n su ip a sse d
N e a r trout
make perm anent ciuim ctions, where 61 - A—.MiMfllaiifmis ICxl*tivain and Spring
$75.UP. S15
Ilom esite on Sanford Avenue,
your services will be appreciated,
I casii. $10.00 per niiiiilli
No ip
chtingi*
WE Miiceiulize in land t tearing land your ineoiim unlimited. A d
I It-rest, taxes paid
G la n d View
und grubbing
Large or -mall dress l!<>x D-IUtl cure Herald, fur
RI .'A LTUJIS und Brokers should S u m m e r t'olom
la -p e r, Genigia
opposite Hose Court. Fan veu
jobs.
Address
Shannon
and
\
.
an
interview.
11— A u to m o b ile s F or S a le .
c a r r y a complete list of their t
net.
cure
of
1
h
i
aid
BARGAINS
p
best o ffe rin g s in tho classified c o l - 1
ums dally.
F IF T E E N acres, (1 room house,
beat it?
.*
Four room hpmws on l'«lBARGAIN in new
1023 Eaaex
orange grove and chirkeu farm ,
Sanford Stove & Furniture Co.
nietto Avenue for *2,500.00
Coach. Small down paym ent.
65—
Spt'cinLs
nt
the
Stores
in Ixmgwood. See Simmons Real
.321 li. F irst S treet
*7011.00 cash, balance m o n th
Cull at "Ginderville Filling Sla
Ij;— S iL u iilio n s M a u le d — M ale
ty Co., phone 4M-J.
We curry a full line
______________
Only *2200
tjon,"
ly.
Our prices are right. Cash or A |JX T L H WANT A .) IN The
H I— H ounch F o r S a le
_
---------DODGE------------------ term s. . Wu w ant your l.usiqfiMi.| HKRAl.D will bring you in big
An ideal residence le t in
M iller O. Phillips Co., Inc.
FDR St. AUGUSTINE and SI. I ir .0*ul1*! Advertise those old l.r
SET Y lltm t a b l e
ALL t LOSE IN
Rose C ourt, 150 feci 'fro n t,
P leasure car* and Graham trucks.
Johns county propel ly. Cum- Mc **
stored nway and
j
Three Iioum -s . one t w o . s t o r y
for *2.500.00 on liberal
Omk and 2nd Street.
Phone 3 j tnuuieate with Glen A. I’m Join,
no uae f°y- A little lld ity With
j house *0,5(10 term s. ¥I,0O0. bnlterm s.
t* ; '
-------- with Nn in-y K. Hunter llm.lt v to . ‘i0" 1 HtJ '"»Y
mice one to fm - years. Two oneU>VK C 0 ’
Box 5ltd St. Augustine. Flu.
| dollar*. 1 hone 148 nnd n repreROGERS lo»7 SILVERW ARE
R. W. LAWTON. Realtor
sto ry houses
—*tl.«hhi cash.
tgnolia A v e n u e -------------------------------------------------1«entntlve will cull and aee you.
One of the best residence
>j„
Phono 743.
M ebrh BMCI
!>alaiice
one
to
five
veinSid.Phone 307
AMERICAN CAFE
„u „
,
IoIh to bo had in Sanford,
Distributed by
walks, paving paid.
H 'nbuve just opened up a modern i — U iw ln m s O pport u ni lie s
on
F
rench
Avenue,
uppositc
_ llU iq i—MARMONH
O R BROOKS
cafe ini the
I'inehurat; bcuutiful shade
m e Cates
t ales building.
iiuiiumg. We
)\e serve
servo ,
. i .. . . .
.. .1-------- —
Knnford Automobile (io.
"The i,ot King'
Inmic roolvi’d fuuiiN, In llio i'luntirii »**^**.
ONV NfcR* owinj;
tree*, good
neighborhood,
I
III.
BAI
L
HARDW
ARE
i
t
)
200 Mugnulia Avc.
Phone 137 of Hiirroundiags. Everything cumto ill health will Hell entire tiusi300 F irst N ut'l Bank Bldg
*2,500,00, W orth *.3.000.00
Int'aa * ut a bargain.
Addret>n
FORD — M lII UNON lu r>- Come io and eat with us.
Term s to bo arran g ed .
"LINCOLN
NEW SPANISH STl i t u
Owner, i.ake Mury Casino, Lake
Edward lliggiim, Inc.
BUNGALOWS
Mary,
Florida.
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
Commercial ,V Palmetto. Plume 371
On *iellunville Avenue and
"The Hexnll Store"
BRITT C H IT T E N D E N REALTY
E ighth Street.
II—IViinlffr—Tn
Morrow
We
make
a
aprciulty
of
our
prompt
DIANA
_ ' — W an ted — To Huy
CO.. INC.
READY
FOR
IMMEDIATE
filling
of
prescript
mini
and
quick
Moon - Diana Sale* ami Service
WANTED
to
burrow
from
indlvid”
OCCUPANCY
delivery.
208 W. f ir s t St.
Pbuue 017
Built in a substantial niuiuier
Drug* - Soda
Sandwiches
f*,r f/'*’ years on good
AT, ° .N t' K S l ‘ l "
8. Q I'OiiT'ER. Mgr.
____ _
_____
__ __________
iiiriiinr prujH'rty in ,S anford.
U III J uunualow, I iM druunih. Nort)
Six rooms and breakfast room,
IF IT’S A HAItCAfN
*1*1-' ^ ,w r vent interest und I tier , 1 Rh St., west of Nuhford A\<scrt'etieil tioreh and open porch,
NASH
<iu> II ' ....
cent brokerage
Address Box " | N o t-o v er *10,000. t ’ustoincr wait
hardwood Doom, hot w ater
f
Sanford Dealer, S.
cure of Herald.
' i"g . A. P. Cotmelly & Si>n».
nystim , roomy, closets
Rep.
S U N N V W N II I1K.O.TV < l».
............... 7 ,~; , ■' . : v . v — | Phone 48.,Corner
...................
208 W. F'nxt St.
Magnolia uni!2mi.
irs illtn liv e s m the property at
— - —
R ealtor
I.N—Horses, Cattle, Vvhiclus *■; , ~ - ---tim es to show you through
- CHRYSLER
11. G. Woolworth, Mgr., 221 Meisrh -------------------------- -'M ILL bu> aeverul wv|| l«>«nt• .1 nil
DOUSES—
these
beautiful homes
■CIMK. T. FULLER MOTOR CO. Bldg., over Piggy W iggly, but we
lottj. vyill
you i-iisli_tur m .iii 1
E
l.
VERANO
BUILDING
i l l W, 1st St.
Phone fi')2
deliver.
equity Address P U Box TM'
Under constniction nc«J
COMPANY
Spanish stucco house, seven
rooms; garage
je r ^ ’
quarters. Comer Msrn«i»
••
and Spurling. Easy tcr»^
C O Ah*' D o
Will be ready for occupancy
p ^ O O n • t a t e (X tT \
D IO > 0 0
about February 1st.
•
CAM . 3
NGU R WOR
'*'**>'J ft»E! 5 0 K i t s D
New
Spanish
type
___
OOr-V
t
A N D TE/S.CU r-TF. M
six rooms; in Bel-Air on *
) AM ih o a ,
, - ^ T o Pi.A .',
loJvUU! Avenue; easy Urm*New Spanish stuccobun**
y ’X ^ P o K . n t ?
wm'
low in San
,,,r
WANT At). RATES
WILLYtj * KNIGHT and Overland. FRESH FRUIT, fresh vegetables.'
P, and M. Motor'Co., Park and Fresh oysters dally. We carry
only the best in these lines. Try oour
Oommercial.
store for quality products. Royal
SEMINOLE JIUDSON-ESSEX I Fruit Co., 107 Vif. S’lrat'Street.
INC.
i
203 Oak Avenue
LANEY'S DRUG STORE—PrePhan* 41
scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. We
i ere as near you as your pbone.
CHEVROLET
I Call 103.
Don-Jun Chevrolet Co., Inc.
Tenth and Sanford Avc„ phone 7C8. i y — B u ild in g — C o n tr a c tin g
KEEL & SONS
SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. >
You Drive It.
•*
Successors to Gillon & Platt
W. Myrtle nnd 2nd St. at R. R.
110 Magnolia. Everything elec
trical. Phone 422. Eloctragitb
Radio.
— .......
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47— Doffs. Cats, Pets.
IP
... I_
1 ft-
.
IV—Employment
v, ^—Announcements
.
.
fiu
'•"Ud8_nU»ln™
^
% % 2
II—Automobiles
BRINGING UP FATHER
By GEORGE McMANUS
l 15000 - f
OH,JAMES?
]
U ™ ! . 3. 4 ." 3 »
prlco »S .«00«-
H icciN s.sM iTii.w iasr-INCmrst street'-d^lineiu. Ava
,:
.
■
�Estate for Exchange
K S JjtO T S ln U k « Stearn*. PjaT.
the
T’HENEBBS
Chr6X
for ™ \°
L WU1
. ter
[i r »!<?•
f;r car
or>truck.
Addrcaa
ftfc U “
EMROD'S
A®eMTJ w h o
«t "»«»•
f B°oc> mornjimg N
f
RCHAkj T_THAT *5
COMTRAcTEO
f -THAT lS SOP-10 O P T H E A O VERTSIU 6 N
" THAT TH E P E IX O W lO PtfW lN <& OUT VWVO
o a o f e R e o t h e 1 0 &&r e g l s a c a v ^ m g i s
AVriM© THE RF-SUL&tt PRICE AMO O W IM S
i p R TW g ADVERTISING Mi M3 E L P _ N 0 v j /
DO TOO S T IU . T H IN K l W A S RSO USH
/
k PUTTING. O P A 0 ONID O F
J
V
1 0 ,0 0 0 D O L L A R S ?
s '*
A Q'S-Joa 'rou've
'WITH R o o v ft
W3T—t'u. BGT THAT
OF TEM BARRELS 5TRAiW3 VOUR
A D A /O F WOXA3J MEMtAl. PAOj CTiBS j
$0r,00.00.
Tcrnn
J fUE
r -TUAt v o o A R e ^OOUSM \ _ "
MAS DEEM A S G -rruE O M A TTER IM V
MV MlMD CDR, V c A R t—TWATS M O
REASOM TWOu 6 M TMAT l t X J CA m 'T
M A K E A «-il3 tA K C iM T U E R 'tiw T
ORECTIO m , _ P O R VMS* t 'E S H E T FU .®
INJ A D V E R T IS IN G ID T R U S T
/
1A M W ITH E vG R V T U lM S l
/
K E »5M ^® 3
\
H M (W »
t o r OF'
liuir mile from golf
W ee
/
AMD LEFT A
. ,'iL , from Sanford near Twin
r^ r'c
\ AU-RIGHT
OPCOPED IN
. ■) ArrO Ornncc Grove About
IH A ’4
By Sol H
. t h e oelivetrv
u fi/o n c
PAGE
SANFORD HERa ED. TUESDAY. MARCH 2, 192C.
WANTCO TO SnT.RiOOcr
s'
ADVERTISING
Si -00 00 rnsh $ 2<H>0.00 in one year
MATTER WE <S
. •Virtnmi fn two years at N np-
USING TO
,-mtS rJ VJMAT
TVCWORLD’S J
a d v e r t is e
UtS WEALTH
RESORT AT
THORkTIOM
0-0 c
Wi»
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cw
c
Conti
OS*.
. Of
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Wivco* W y A
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WINVHNGOIARUSL
coMirsT A n tw l
CWlMWHliOMCJLKi
Or-NOXA&B
HOWARD COttPOUATION
, Realtors
Masonic Building
A
I f VjMTP D>0 V—
tfcf -'-UOa'rRAwK. \
UA5TPMAL V
THE OLD
A 3E
fYl WHOVWAT»«MC /V
ria cn o jsw omlv Mt
'M 02 TtWtt OlO \
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*TlM
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TAM
ii.
ERASER
HEAOVULSWDi.
HOXflGE
TOM “THE
l-C-emtHi, |»M. ljJr
p it
tl»|| SrnJ',m«- In. ) rr.o. M..1 H.t U
3
l i. PA.f
^'VOUTH
MGAlStUAVt
By Martin
,'*T u'
iwaulst
'*211.0 DOWN
S!i—Wanted—Itcal Estate
yvsiy
UL‘ JAKE V5ytV.
THE
- P i—/ ,
' OOMT KUOVJ VJHM \ OlD OV^SAvD ‘
&0T SHi: GOT ALLRWVD OO ABOUT
-^^cTrto.o aud S’ puttto
-1 oTT OOWM Trt’ ROAD - r—Wfl
KAKMS!
\V'»> now hnve several buyers for
mfoiil e ritry farina, if you wL«h 1
. 1-SI you farm, ilrop us n post
nl. hi tall Vis on the phone ami 1
• will see you for p articu lars.
|
SANTOitli liE A t.T Y - « ).
Hall i!lde.
NTKI): Llstinga
t5 ni.K.irt Mellon
>)its. Pean-Berg
j-’lr.st Nal'I. Hank
S t t HIU ¥ACE-IT WAS
i
ViMMlfROMWURDtS 'X / T donTVjwIW-»COUVDUT
X3 W\TH MUD. BUT £UVJ\S
OUJ t / ____
Avv c_____
o w w to
CPPTIOM tTHIMK 1 KNOW
WHO TWG VOOM& iADY SHt WAS S-O M t HOTST-TOT SV - ,
W A S . W H A T DIO
( T l VOOH IVHt f
WULASTWAT ATAhTN
1
SVlftSHLD MOOAlV OUtR
. AKlO
IP . AHtM- MMOWMLY \ OFVVHLD MV SLVVKt-S
on building
am i S anford r
Corparation,,
llldg. Phone 1
U’N AN AIT in these columns.
The emd i» ranill, riisu)y« are
real. I'iintii* l*IS.
. i a
(in YOU WANT TO 11UY or irll
anything? if so advertise in
,'h«- (ialnrsvilJe Hun.
V-i. j
By Taylor
LUCV. VJHEN ARE LORETTA AND > ^
C hick im tem d in g To G e t lvarrieo?
SHE’S BEEN VISITING WITH US
Tor Three m o n t h s n o w a k d r-r*
' 1 FOLLV EXPECTED SHE’D ) |
^ B e im her o w n HOMS r r <\
BEFORE THIS
- / I
—
- | KNOW YA DID, S IR 1.
BUT YOU KNOW HOW
LONG IT TAKES A
TURTLE 7?\ G IT ANY
^
PLACE I
__ S
6 0 l« D I -8 U T
SHE DOESN^T i
san a w ord
, a b o u t ir
■A nn m o r e -
NSITHEB.
(.
DOES CHiCk' /
i g u e s s v je ’i u ha vie
s t ir t x im g s u p a t i m
To
eCEMCM0EC THAT OLD
aweBTHEART OF LORETTA’S .
THE ONE SHE WAS EH&A&EO
To BEFORE SHE MET CH'CK?
■> w e l l I' m G o in g To _ .
v DROP HIM A l in e s '
POT henry
1 DON’T
UNDERSTAND
ur\s S imple V
ENOUGH - WHEN >
CHICK S E C S A
\ RIVAL IK) t h e v
r fiel d HE’LL SET
A DATs F o r 7H e
C E fiE t^oH ^ A N D
. DET DOWN TO
'.I
Ta / e n r v
e a is v e s
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coifTTfiov
is ^ e
BUSINESS ^ '
u fe of
Romance
w il l
IT
L l l TiW
OUT?
I
COME O N © O S S '.
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pREACMUM viO*-t'vi.
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CkA‘S S
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To
By A hem
By Williams O U R B O A R D IN G H O U S E
O U T O U R W AY
SATif.Fv-'
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-TO MO ATftUTiOhi *T|ARti -THE '
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f To C»WE ME Ak\
-TilE PAPER,-TvtAT-lUe RU4G
e y p l a u a -t io ^ ’ t5
v ia -?> lo ^ o ^ g e v e u i U g f a t e x
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V P A P E TOR
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7/ ARTICLE, EXCEEPIkkj THE VALUE
GREAT CAESAR, J
' L . b o a t ; — f f OT ^ IOGIR, -**• ViOULP VOU U tiK
vIOUORABLE WANE V lltU A < J
L OvtAPV TRAvA&ACTIOki GUevA / X
vru ^
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f
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Good-bve, Jelly Beans!
F R E C K L E S A N D H IS F R IE N D S
IT S LOTS S P P B N , . ^
A lN T T iT A V tK T ’ TWS
/U5*CVr.AN 6S06fS*PttV i
ISALLRWT Bor MV
WUCBlTG IS fWVSiDLOCy*
SAV1L KNOWALL ABOUT
GASTOlO juices AA»' FEAWJBS
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ISNT7HAT
FUNNY? VOJ
LIKE 7U* SAAkC
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CV06V ONE i n ANY CLASS’
«*U> KAigW MOU ALAAJV
BOU6S TWtaG ABE
HO TK' HLMAAN -------“
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I KNOW THAT.
THERE ABE
; 2 0 8 cfW
7VJO HLMOBED AM'
E » o r ? oh a *o, -m w it
AIN’T*' T W t « S OMEV
LOO - NNHO TOLD
TtoO !7Hta6 vwuz
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VWV.N.V p ep rtx D
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KNCW-M& USED
7D TEACM SCHOOL
WeuL. AkBGBC *
T
PeOPELt AIN’T SO 0OMY
A S 1»EV USED 7DBE ViAGM
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AE VW t-A SCHOOL,
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IS ON
O TTO MAKE
LIM IT
i
Governor Of New Jersey Tells
eglslaturc Of Plim For
S td f e And Starts Idea In
Many Sections Of Country
Itange SO/ Btuil'
And ju st look a t th e
_
dancing. The Fox T ro t, th e B air
Til ATT TWO
Hyg. the Worm W iggle and all
The East
have gone the way o l o th e r t r a n
quarter T S o f
sient things, arid th e C harleston
tlio ‘Sninll wr/t" ‘.Vu«rlrr (SWU >
o f th e HoutliitSn <L«»rler IHKkeeps us on the hop.
*4) -of Hertiou i * T ow n a h tp a t,
A w o n d e r.what will come a f te r
flout Ii o f UanRe ^
the radio and w hat th e C harleston
Harnli I*. B rown. If liytn*:. ?JEL"
will evolule into. 1 w onder and, tf d ead a ll unU nown p l n l i r t c la l m IuK a n y I n t e m s l l n t h " lftn,‘ "
as I wonder, I shudder.*
llm r tu - tlrerrBxtl under
ut th ere is one fa d t h a t is Haralt P. Brown, dr p *h **•<!. na nrirs,
• to stay , Ed, and th a t's th e dei-lseea, leaul***, (trantnc*. nr nth*
crw lni'i and oil
u n k n o w n paril**
m otor fad. People g e t crar.icr and
r tn lm ln a any lnter**ni in and to lit*
crazier ab out autom obiling. And f ol In tv In* *leac rlin'd In n« :
TltAC.T T H H K K
.
the fad will grow in p o p u larity as
T h e West h*H
C W 4 ) of
long as cars can be m ade to sell
S o u th e a s t q u a r t e r
<»KU> o f
the "Southwest >jua r te ^ _IJ4y ^ , )
n« reasonably as an E ssex Coach
o[PC
f Th«
South
arter, *. rtf
I, II
m
n i l M vv a
a se ti q u------and give so much p leasu re and so
u )e o f Suction
3. l o w n s h l p -I,
.
__ _ ./ All t . ' aat
little trouble.
Sou th of IlnnKe 29 l.ast.
I t is ordered that you n
Y ours, ■
o f y o u appear to th e sw orn
BILL. ' • coiiiplalnt herein fried on or U K
(he 5tlt day *>r Apr l A. i>. i-'
the same l.e ng /t Lu *' V*>
•
world got alm ost Cuck Coui*. A nd you rem em b er th e phoney
g rap h fad, how w hen you w e n F u i
call on y o u r frien d s th ey fe lt duty
bound to play ull th * records they
had succeeded in • accum ulating.
B ut who over h e a rs a phonograph
concert now ?
A nd a i tho p resen t tim c 'w e are
In the g rip o f th e radio craze.
I t s alm o st g o tten to the point
w here if you don’t own n radio
and a re /fa m ilia r w ith radio lure,
when you . g o t w ith n bunch of
your frien d s you a re as much out
of tho conversation os yoif would
be if you w ere fra te rn iz in g with
u bunch of Chinam en.
F o r a while th e world w as all
ag o g over relatively, but not the
e th e r d rift “is g e ttin g everybody
excited.
t
S
NE\y YORK, March 2.—</TP)—
The auggw tlon of Governor Moore
t© the New Jersey lcaislnture th at
all laws carry'autom atic tim e lim its
by which they were repealed when
they had served th eir purpose, has
•brought to light a nation-wide IX T1IK CIIICtriT r o i IITi HBV
d !t,n J lllltlA I,
n i l l I IT (It*
movement to make 25 years the
I Mill III V IT A M I . P u n s K * l l "lifetim e'' of all statutes.
XOI.K P O I N T Y . IX CII AX CRH Y.
’ The governor in his tnaugurnl a i . t a m o k t j : m o m k h c o m p a n y .
address said th at "to read all the
ta Corporation)
CornplalnAm.
Jaws of the United S tates would
JAlien
y
.
HKCHTIS.
and
tak e eight years and four m onths,
II. u s t Is, 111* w if e . If th e y or i l l l i reading eight hours every day, ine r of th em lie llv ln ii; If d ec e n se d
2
eluding Sundays and holidays.” The
th e n till iinknuUTi heliw, dcvlfci-jj.
leKateen, Krnntoen or uskIkik .i'h o f
movement, its sponsors asserted,
sa id Jiimea I". II vurII h nod
alm s to rem edy th is condition by
JleustlB. Ills w i f e ; F r a n k X. L.-wU
shortening laws so th a t laymen £nn
T ru steo j anil hlf* nurei-HMora or
p them.
ui*»lKm-i.a
In Trukt; C elia
K.
I.ew ts, A r th u r A.
L . w Ih, (Irarti
ay B. 1 ^ "Smith, editor of*lnw
* I.owia, joNeph si. Lewis, Jr.,
lUcatidns nf the U. S. Corpornnnd ull
unUnowo
heirs, d e v
on o f New York, nnd form er As
is e e s , l••Bnt^>es, ara n ticH o r h s rlKto'ca
nf
J
o
n
iid
i
,V.
I.civls.
sista n t secretary ®f s ta te of New
c!« i i n s. d; ■ JHiry.tn r-t
X. l l a m s e ) ,
. Jersey, ,on» oL the prom oters of the
Ifiir a u r r t W a r w ic k Itnmsey, nnd
plan, skid th a t 34 governors o f
■ill u n k n o w n holra, d e v i s e e s , «Ih^u t e e s and K ran tces o r iiSHlKU*'*'a
states have responded favorably fo
o f lliiln r t it, Itaniscy, d e c e a s e d ;
it and 140 chamber!* of'cnm m crco „ Jam*-* E, I t a n li tl. nod nil u n
have taken it up. „
known
(o-rsooH
ivhuniHonVrr,
elultnlnK a n y Ini ores f In th« limit
"A general repealing a c t w as
h e r o ln n i ic r d.*scrllod m t h i s o r
proposed by Glen B: W inahip of
d e r of Ptririlriitlon, IliRpomlenlK.
Ilrdrr ot P u lil.rurKin.
. *]
.W estfield, N. J „ " declared Mr.
T
h
e fltnl*. o f F lorida, to Urn HrSm ith, "T his act provides J o r tho
.npomli'ilIK; *
autom atic repeal of rill sta tu e s
T o .1mites IP. It* iimiH mol ---------when they have been on th o books l l e u s t i s . Ii Ih rylfe. If tlo v or e i t h
25 y ea rs nnd is intended ns a pre- er o f t l o t u lie l l u r i o . if th**> or
| e it h e r of th em
liminary to u proponed amendment! nii,’\T»known‘,Yie’;; 'lleviVl'es. V.'UunnilLULU'im AlXITlf^
AIXIVIK n I SIt«•
*m Iir urtMln»*<*€*« of
t o sfuiur
t llt o COnitttlUloriB
-----q u a rte r century ns th e m axim um | r!,!l1
» 1 I I»'II.Ht I* *l|ul
I'run It K. ho.U'lH,
Ufa of all legislative s ta tu te s ."
VriisV. "!■ and "i If*-.
:1m Kij. i t'-ii I t a o r lilt 17 carried out, Mr. B m ith added, s l g o e f s lu T ru st; I", llu F l.« w |s , A r
th is plan would wipe out thousands thur A. I.eWlH, Mini'" C, 1,,-wls.
\|. Ij i i I*. J i . noil a ll u n
o f archaic and tmeifforccd s ta tu te s .lose|di
known
h e lls. ijevl •
"leguleeH,
now blustering tho lav-books, while n riinii i'n or ii«,dcn> . s . f .1■■• ••|,h AI.
Lewis, ilecen 'o d ; nil iiomiov u heir*
not affecting
nffgctlng the* cirt^nv/n law.
r?— „.I nr. u_i.u
i\ Tiir, c i i k t i t c o n i T o r r u n
SMVKXTJI J l ' n i m i .
rlllC H IT
O F T U B S T A T U III' n . O l l l t l A
IY A M I r o l l X IO IlA O liB (."1 )1 .1 TV.
I Y ('ll A M ' l l l l V.
Hill T o (Intel T l l l e ,
W ILLIA M TIH-XIBALD,
C o m p la in a n t.
ve,
WAHIII.VCiTON’ U l V n f B , *i a Is,.
Dcfi'n<tants.
Order
..... i."1,1’
of Itolorl II ll.i im i d ie e h r e d ;
M u r g n i.l
lln iiis.v . Mar
T AM l’A—Ohltf ctiiytaiisl pur g i n , t H ItuoiNi v. I.ino - In. c a n •
chases 10,0l)0-hcro Lifinlng ,truct, I••11. nod nil lull.in.n n ‘iiersoiis
w liono.o.-v . | . < Iii Iin i ii s on) llitet'i'sl
18 miles south of here.
l<i tin Inlnl her. lu nll. i ilcm'i'ilM .1.
,s|H iu l.d In Henitie.li' County. F l o r
al 1. nod lll|IVe li.lM Olll.nl) deserl'.* .1 ns
/l it *
" l.ols .Hi, Z(i. Hf.'i and IITI In
til.' ‘ s a Ini I v Is loll ol. il.e lniol*.,r
-ilie A ltam o liie l.ninI III.let nn.l
h o n . F.n. w a l t f ia i .l .
N.iI'lgnltoil Cionji.in". aecor.lln u
iXJtM
FADS
c-o Bnninoic Iltidson-Kspex <
Sanford. Florida.
DEAR ED:—
II , . .
f
", -
i*-.
L’.:
If-
I*, t h e I *IIII t h e r e o f r e e i i l t l l - d III
1' l . t l H o o k "I" ‘ o n l i n u e I I , I ' u h lle II* cords o f a r i u . , . - i " o n o l ) .
I lol l.Ill"
M Is o ld . l i d H u l l you nod cue).
I lo l l n|i|.end In (lie mvoi II q i( I
nu.lnihi herein f l l . d on .o
lie r.|h dill of Am II \ l>
lie sa m e h. Ilia Hole |I||V "I
Mi I- 11..iiornMe i '.mi t
W f are a peoplo «f fads. Th
things we love with the most
thusinsm today we forget mo: t
II
Is
M u l l . . I o l d . it'd
llr.l
Mi l ' ,
com pletely tomorrow.
n o t h * . ' Ill l o d t l l x h e d III 111.- S n o f o l d
. T here's Malt Jong, for example M. ' i . l d ii oi )) s | i. i | i. i ii.il.Hsli. d I n
.oiiil)
I l o i i.l.i
on. , n
Do you remeinlter Mali .long? .lust HWeei ei ikl i o .fl"e l I (' "I
II
. Oi l * . . • III | ) >• H e l l , '
It little while ago n*p*'rson who did . ' . . t o o t . ' ll. i l l s M l i f . h
ni l
and
.'on
not prgteml to know nil of the in- I li.dlliu "II t ,M<11 I'll I.
Willies-. M>. Ilnti'l mill
.1 "f l
trienrii'H of Mali Jong was m much
out of date us an nulomoldlc willt
out a self starter.
And then ttierc was our friends
Couie from Ovcrsens, What a fad
Coute was. For a while everyl)0<ly In every w av was getting Midi
vhol*
Couier and Couicr. until the
nf
Pnlillrntlon
T h e K ln lc o f F lo r id a to th e .a flrriiiimiil partlcH, ( i r r c t l n K s ; .
T o W a s h i n g t o n OW«ns. If liv in g ,
ami If d ead till u n k n o w n p a r lie s
c la i m i n g a n y interest. In the lands
h e r e i n a f t e r dencritmd
u n d er
th e
said W a s h i n g t o n O w e n s, becenred,
an h eirs, rtovlsi.es, l e g a t e e s , g r a u tees . *ir o t h e r w i s e ; K, K. K n i o r Ifid lviiltin lly nr.tl a s on e o f th e firm
o f IliiKitr ti. Il.iy n es. p a rtn ers d oin g
PushiesH under th e firm n a m e of
K n to r A: lln y tics. If liv in g , nnd If
•lend rill u n k n o w n p a r t i e s c la im in g
tiny In terest I n . th e la n d s h ereln n fi e r rtescrllied und er th e said IT. K.
Kntor, d ei'ensell. US heirs, il. Vinees.
lejrntees, g r a n t e e s or o t h e r w is e ; I'.
II. Ilay.nes, Im llvlduully and o n e *>f
th e part linn* of the firm of Knxnr
& H ayn es, If liv in g , and If dead nil
u n k n o w n p a r tie s c la im in g any In
terest In I he la n d s h e r e in a f t e r d e
scrib ed tun), r i h e said I*. Ii H a y n es,
d eceased , as heirs. d e v is e e s .
le g
al eeH. grniileeM. or o th e r w is e ; and
all u n k n o w n p a r tie s rial mint: any
Interest In atid to (he fo llo w lo g ili"
gei'iited lands:
T it ACT ONK;
T he C.isl
Hair ( K H ) o f th e
H.uitto ast qu n rter
(HPrii)
*.f
tin riootliw est litmrfer ( H W ' i )
of the H o u tb csst "luarti'r i H l i ' , )
of He. Moll .‘i, T o w n s h ip 21 Hoillll
•*>f H in g e ;:» F ast,
leal.etc. II, litlisoo If livin g, and
If d.-Ad. nil ijiriimiWM p a r tie s i la lm i/ig any I n t . i . s t in and to Mo t*>t
ii.i.'lilg ili-»crll.e<l land under the
said i . .Hod. , II, *llPson,
lii-i * iiv.'il,
a s hell,-, d o l l ........ le g a t e e s , g i a l i -
F o r S a le
Corner Lot 50x117
on Sanford Avenue
and Seventh St.
Rem arkable Value
Price $275.00
per front ft.
iiiio o r u ld e Court, and
H*
t H ereof a dreres pfo eo iifc ss o
e n te r e d ag a in st you nnd eu.'li
th
.n d
e neterereo df aa x a<Lrc
ln sr.*
t ‘®you and
y°It Is timber
r a “,
u
W I T N E S S ; the hand
uk In ^
iy
c iia x c k r y ,
tl
I" further
tlva weeks.
t,,r
C Jrr h «f th ' F\‘rT.
lilnm.;,o. . , V ^ n t y . Klurhls. <"'» 1st
day of March. A, D.
AHg<
(Settij
t;,''rk
By: A. M. Week*.
H. C.
Ilottslmider ti Little.
S o lic ito r s for C*implnlnant.
Aj
•Tiiri c ir c u i t c o c ic r o p T im
fRlK Vi'H J C IIim t. I ••tl'I'IT
"T U B HTATi: « r CI.OHIDY l>
m i * ro n k r m in o i .i : t i i i Y i i .
IN CMAXlTJIlg,
Aou f
' Hilt to (In le t T llte
N ow effective (
I. A. WAJRP, C om p lain an t,
Though the Automobile tax reducti
effective until March 26th. we
protecting Hudsdn-Essex buyers
thc^e is no reason to wait. Buy
T he S ta le o f F lo r i d a - to th " a lte r
N e w Prices
'A t Y o u r Door”
ESSEX “6” COACH
HUDSON COACH
Hudson Brougham ■
Hudson 7-Pass. Sedan
tt
'^Jh-gliiiiiiiff ai n p o in t 4,3[i rhnlns
Rail .if the quarter"seetloa post
on Mm North boundary line, or
Hertinn 31 Townslllp *9 f'outh.
lllll To (Inlet TilIr
LAICR .iLssi P LAND COMPANY, n
cot l oratli.n uml**r Hie laws of the
Ktutti of Florida. Complainant.
VH,
KKHTii ii sA i’N n n n a . «*t ni*.,
1lef enda lit s.
Order nf I’ n III I rat Ion.
The Siute of Florida to Hie a fte r
mini, d parlies. Ureetlngs:
To Rdlth It. Saunders. If living,
ami If dead nil unknown p arties
ehiimlpk any Interest in the lands
h. r« Inafier desi rllied under the
rtai.l Rdtih ll, Kauriders. deceased,
as toil
lie v | lees. HlfllleeS. gr.llls >,r ,.Mo.rwls.i olid Winifred L.
ripely ll living, and If dead nit*
unknown parties claiming any lu
ll re d m id.i Mo. gald Winifred I.
X'liilcV, ll. I ells. d. IIS heirs, devisees.
Iri-nte.
grantees or otherw ise In
mol in lie feHawing ddscrlhed
Hinds s l M U l l e mill hi lug In Semi
te.Ic i "oon!) Fill.
•
The IF. ,..r S 'lP , and Ihe I’.'-i,'
ol SW *i >.f See lion 13. Tow n
ship 2», - S"Hill of ftlinge Zll
C ast;
Tl.. NIV', of S W 'i and the KW
of KW', ..f Section 21. Town"ship I’D S<oiMi of Itange 2''
C ast:
The XW'i "f NW 'i of Sect Ion
Township 20 S.ii i Mi of Uuilge
2'' Ra»l
Ii Is ordered Hint you and each
of ) on upp. al lo Ihe s)« ortl hill of
eot.tplalnl lier.ln fll.d on or lief..ye
ll
i;£>U
«
* "i i t, fu rther ordered that \*hl*
named parties, fJrectllig*:
,
notlpe h e published In the Hanf(vrd
To .Install W a rren If liv in g , and
H erald , u n ew sp ap er pilbllsbed lu If dead all p arties c la im in g any jj»*
ftetitllmle County. I’lorldii, o n ce n u r . s t In and to th e la n d s hereinw e e k for f o u r c o n s e c u t iv e W eek s
a ft e r d escrllo il under th e said -l"':W ll Mess the hnp.l nl.il sen I of v . iuti W arren, d ecea sed , or oth erw ise;
C. D o u g l a s s . CI.-rK of th e 1 ’lrctill I A lex an d er V au g h n If livin g , anil If
C om t of Senrinolo C o u n ty . F lo rid a , ,li>.|d all p a r tie s clalm lrig nn> in
n’t Ihe Court House in Huliioril. terest in th e la n d s lierelnftf.ler ileHcm lnole C o o u t). F lorida, l i d s 1st seriheil umliir. th o said Ali tnm lor
Vaughn, deeensrtl,
or other*)' ism,
d ay of March. A. D. 1928.
v. i;. iiocnLASS.
Cti'rlc* IV.
Weftjnwltn r ..M.; living,
Clerk.
untl if dead all p n riles c la i m i n g (in*
(Befrf)
Itv: A. M. W e e k s . I). C.
"" "rest In the litndp h erein a fter d e
scribed under th o sa id C harles " *
I lo n s e h o ld e r A Little.
) ) . i i s i i i c r . <iepinsed. or o th e r w is e ,
S olicito rs for C om p lain an t.
nn.l all u n k n o w n tiarim s. t Ihlilllnts
■' nni.
--*ii to llu- fo l lo w Interest 'In.
lag iP serlhed lhtids sltH K f nml
nnd Iif
i n -riff: n u n i t c o i b t o f t i i r
Inu In S in iln olo County. Florida. lu
■n.
t hereof "g f i g g
J u : i'n'SoAo.h. ,2;” .r"",!.ifi 5
CILMtLKS W ^W KLLHI.A Iri'.n.
air.. •Ii.*femlar!l*.
*»f
o r d e r or P u b lic a tio n
NRVRYTII JI MIl'IA I. CIltC’ P IT
O l' TIIR
YT A T R O F I'LOIIIIIA
IN A M I FOH SR1MVOI.R ( III N-
runtilnir
the
w e e k fttr four con secu tiv e y
V. B. I »
and
thence Hast 5 chain*,
thence
South 7.01 Chains, thence W e s t
9. 2.1 chain*, thence
North 3.KI
chains, thenre Rnst 4 !a chains,
thence North
4.M
chain* to
ntace of hcglnnltiK.
,
,
Golden
Brotvn
and
Deliciously
C ris p
R em em ber these are not “F. 0. B, Fa
B u t the delivered prices a t your door,incl
rem aining zvar tax, an d the following e
B um per, front and rear - » ' - - •
R ear V iew
M irror - Radiator Shutters
l
M oto-M eter,
' * • Electric
T ransmistion Loci (
* * CorobimtioQ nyi
E asy term s of cou rse—N o Delivery Hat
SEMINOLE H UDS0N-ESSEX Cft
MUFFET5
Across From Forrest Lake Held
t^WHOUWHLVU5RANS 3 M l CEREAL
lh iri»o n -F .,ttx W orld ’* la rp rit b u ild tr of ” SIx *m’’ and third toytf J
B o o m "22!i M eisrh llldt;.
i^CION M
.U IIF R 2
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O n the above date we will offer the second section of Brentwood, the ideal
subdivision, located on the Sanford-O rlando highw ay, just beyond the
city-Jimits, out of the dirt and dust of the city but close to the city in minutes.
ht;
11
n.
W e recommend the purchase of lots in this beautiful subdivision, for the
following reasons: It is close to Sanford, it is on the hard surfaced road,
the lots are all high and dry, beautiful streets run through one of the most
beautiful orange groves in the state, an d Tor the reason that the purchasers
of lots m the first unit have sold for a good profit.
business cen ter o f a
wonderful back country
- •
1.
JlrTTg ^
Mr. Investor, buy lots w here there*are others buying, where others are
making a profit.
r X F LAND is a graphic ex- grapes are fast com ing into
ample of the s ta te m e n t: production on a large scale.
"A city can he no greater than
Of the staple and truck
tlic agriculture of her back- crops, our farm ers produce
country.” F o r here in fertile legumes, forage, su g ar cane,
Volusia County we have a land corn and cotton. ■ (N o boll
of proves, vineyards, poultry
weevil in this section.) The
plants aud ranches, and pro s finest kind of trucking land
perous farm s, stretching for surrounds D eLand and large
m any m iles in all directions q uantities of early vegetables
are shipped.
M any cars of
a n d Berved by D eLand as a
.w atcrm ellons also a h i p p e d
business and civic center.
from D eL and are a n tin g the
first -to reach N orthern m a r
H eading the list of ag ricu l kets.
tu ral products in the past year
All o f which boils down to this
w ere citru s fruits, w hich were
fact: Farm ing is good in Volusia
a $1,000,000 crop. O ur ta n g e r C ounty and buxines:; is good in
DeLand. W hether you are looking
ines easily led all the counties
for a city or country home in
of th e state in color, size and
Florid*, you should consider the
prices received.
Deciduous attraction* of D e L a n d . "The
fruits, pears, peaches, pluma, A thens of Florida.”
pcrsim nions, o th e r fruits, berMail the coupon below to De; -ji
tries and pecans are also im- L and C om m ercial Club for Free
ooklet and *ny particular infor
J»ortaiji_ciops h^re, while hunch B
m ation you desire.
Mr. Homeseeker, there is no better or more beautiful place in the state to
build your home than in Brentwood.
Drive out and look this property over and see if you don’t agree with us
in all w e have to say.
.
T his is an absolute auction sale.
R em em b er the time, date and place. *
Thursday, March 4-th,, at 1:30 P
HltENTWOOD SECTION NUMBER 2
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EASY TERMS
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-A b so lu te A u c tio n -
BAND CONCERT
■\,t /; t "j J'.TY'
Will Give A w ay Goldtas Usual ---Abs>
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Auctioneers
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HOME OFFICE: 116 East S&oiid Sfc Sanford; Fla
n l Cfimmmt*! Club,
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TUB WEATH
Fair tonight, light to,!
In Interior nnd north portion If
weather remiahs d ear; Thursday ->V1
increasing cloudiness with rising
temmperature; gentle winds.
Associated P re s s F n ll L e a se d W ire
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SANFORD, FLORIDA,
Leads China
PLATE
MERGER FAILS
TO GET OKEY
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W E D N E S D A Y , MARCH
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Match Will Begin
Thursday Morning
Five Lor^e Railroad Units
- }' e,r}c T° Have lleen Taken
In IJj Huge Consolidation
Golf Club Officials Believe
Annual Tournament Will
Bring Out Good Players
NUMBER 182
Sanford Spiri
Put Drive Over
Rotttry Club Team Is Sllfcht
Favorite To Win From Five
Luncheon Clubs Tryii)E For
The Handsome
Cup
Financial Aspects Of
Plan Chief Objection
Twelve Pages Todny
3, 1926
ENTER CIVIC
Interstate Commerce Hoard
? T CCils.»S^ crnc By,
Of
* lo 1 Rul leaves \Vav For
J romoters To Revise Finns
d
■
e c i a l Committees
Tourist Card Club May Be S pSubscribe
$7,000 In
First Day’s Work;
Formed
A t Entertainment
$18,000 Is Sought
In Municipal Hall Tonight All Teams Begin
M
From tho success- attain ed in Drown of Iloston, w as elected
The Rotary Club team nnd The en tertain in g to u rists n t a dance president of tho now club and it
Hs« Shih-Yln.:, one of the n m s t’ , a lJ
^ m i t w
team representing the A m erican held in th eir honor la s t week, at is expected th a t a t the a ffa ir in
noUJ ju rists in Chinn, bus been day rejected the vast Nickel Plat®
which tlm o tho Sanford T ourist tho ejtv lmli tonight, Mr, Drown
uppointed Chinese prim e m inister, rnilrond merger, but left the way Mrs. Marion Cleveland Dell, daugh Legion are said to lie, rliglitly fa v Club wits organized, plaim 1 hnvq
attem p t tho organization of
lit tdincs to office wth tw o w orld
f,,j. jj„ prnnwtcrs to revise ter of President Grover Cleveland, ored to win the Civic Club Golf been m ade fo r an o th er dnneo to
to u rist card club,
conferences on Chines® a ffa irs be their plans for financing sueh .. hn-t won a divorce from William Tounic\ scheduled lo atn rt T h u rs n ight and fo r sim ilar en tertain
"H undreds of w in ter visitors to
Stanley Dell, whom she m arried at day afternoon a t 2 o'clock, on th e m ents during th e rem ainder of
ing held in Poking.
transportation system.
the city are eligible to join thdac
Princeton, N. J., in 11*17.
. ,
tourist clubs and w c believe th a t
The application of the Van Swerlinks of the Sanford C ountry season, according to an nnnou
ment made todny by Fred Long, th eir stay in Sanford will bo fa r
Jngen interests to link up the five
Club.
chairm an of nn entertainm ent com mom pleasant if they will ctuno
railroad units involved m the
There has been no let down
Six Itnms are entered, re p re m ittee o f tho local Cham ber of out and mix w ith o ther visitors
m erger was dented chiefly because
senting,
in
addition
to
the
R
otary
in
tho civic spirit of tho cltlCommerce;*
f
nnd with tho people of the city,"
of objections relating to the finan
I* the American Legion, the
cial ns peels of the plan. The tran s
Tho dunce‘ to, bo given tonight said .Mr. Drown in com m enting on enship of Sanford, according
iwnnis Club, th e nt the C ity Hall is to begin nt 8:30 the purpose for which tho d u b s to apecinl committees and
portation phase was grnernliy ap
mthoree
nnd the
proved, but Ifce considerations and
tho music Is to be furnished are being formed,
teaim that began work yea-.',
. 'Hoard all of whom nnd
Chnndter of Commerce officials
term s of the suggested aeipdsitions
by
tlie
Reizcnstcdn Orchestra.
w fll\canii'i t e /fo r Uto Studebnker
hnvo nrrnngetl to have m any a f terdny ami today to raise $18,were held to be not in the pntdie
Trotilt\^avM<i donated by th e San . All to u rists nnd visitors to the fairs of in terest d u rin g tho next 000 for tho special advertising
interest.
Juun AiiTornohilo Ctfmpnny, nnd t i ty nro invited to njtond these fpw months fo r the en tertain m en t campaign, the regatta ex
merger would have link
which is to be retained by th e affairs, Mr. Long stated, nnd those
Jules Brazil, Famous Canadian upThe
the New York. Chicago and Mi. Hcnridps On Subject Will club tvhmm team wins th e toum n- who hnvo failed to YJ?ccivo in v ita of the city’s guests nnd nn attem p t ponses, and the Sanford quota
Humorist, Features Mdet; Isrnis railroad company, or N u
being miule to got jilt touch with
tho Floridn building nt tho
Prrbably Hr Opened Thurn- ment for iliree consecutive years. tions nro naked to come without is
every winter v isito r in order to for
Judge Wright Praises The Nickel Plate with Ilie Chesapeake
them
.
Those
in
charge
of
mnlling
Philadelphia oxpositlon.
Mmiy of the m em bers of the
’
iy
Hv
Agricultural
Cr.mswell
tiie
m
em
bership
of
tho
clubs.
Ladies In Keynote Address nnd Ohio, linking Valley, Frit n-nl
Special committees yesterday
tram s have Ivecti nu ttin g invitations say th at they have been
mlti
.* Lower Cnambcr various
Practically nil arran g em en ts nro
Pere Marquette railroads ii> u sys
in several hours of practice over nimble .to roach m any visitors and complete for the dance to be given raised $7,000, of which 80 par cent
Y>'cnturcc) by the original w iti- tem having more than ‘i.OUO miles
was cash. The rest was in thy form
the course duping the p ast week th at anyone failing to receive a
W,*
\G T O N , Mnrc.i J.—(A*) and are expected to furnish some card should notfiy officials of the tonight and in view-of plans to bo of 30-day nates.
lu states
.,t.
I'll® i:i
in III
stMes mol
and r,io
C ana:
Todny 10 teams
l ] sill: HInd ( ffervescent personality of( I'tie
discussed
at
tho
dancr,
a
record
-Win. , diverg'-nt prnpormls for low scum* for tho several rounds to u rist club tonight.
joined
tho
npccinl
committee
and by
of Jules lirazil, Canadian entcr- with n property value of more than farm
crowd is expected to nttend, Mr.
relief leg.-dation was the in which th e- a te to ploy.
o o ’clock when tho first dcfinlta re
tnim r of international repute, the i a billion dollars.
At
tho
Inst
m
eeting,
C,
W.
Long
added.
chiof
consider:-.
'ti
of
ihe
House
What eff ert the commission’.- de
ports will bo made, U is estimated
‘ Ladies N ight" e n tertain m e n t of
The first pairing* nr® to s ta rt
gricultural Committee, which will
that tho totni will reach at least
(lie Sanford Kiwanis Club held la st cision will Imve on other m ergers A
promptly
a
t
2
o'clock
nnd
two
of
open hearing mi the subject prob
$12,C00, President Edward Higgins
everting at the Hotel F o rrest Lake remains to lie seen, inasmuch as ably tom orrio
tile
three
team
s
w
hining
tho
first
said thin morning.
Campaign
will go down in tlm annals of Ki- Congress has yet to pass upon -t
More than .. score of bills re* day are .Jo play on F riday The win
workers are anxious to sco tho cam
\siiins :i* tin* most enjoyable g a t h - ' definite consolidation policy. Sevner
of
Friday's
m
tttfh
to
ntcot
odd
.... ... „ p ntu.n.loil lx•« l!F™
t;r“ 1
l oiner
however, have lating to agriculture have aceumupaign exceed tho goal by several
bere
,,th roads,
i,WII
t ,n. Nickel Plate d o -1luted during tin- three months of team on S aturday afternoon for
|this miiik n i r j i t u n l e l l»v n i>ci.
thousand dollars, but thin will b«
iluh
ami
th
eir
wives
of
the
the
f
i
nd
round
of
the
play.
.r
!eision l.eiore funnuliv apply.rig for the session. They include pn.n-wuL
difficult, according to Mr. Higgins,
flirt*!!-.
1P> into ouMKo\ Chittenden, chairm an of the
among that the goveenn.i
because of (ho m odyatc quotas.
Following dinner in the hotel’s nuthority to consolidate, Rot-le
IsWith the fnrinei . buying cite r •"irnam ent com m ittee of the Sanl>eilig the Chicago,
May Release Cony Tonight.
spirtal dining room and a brief t In
crops and selling them on the inae- fu .J Country Club, h*a asked th a t
Whether tho word will be given
to;widiig address by President Kd- (land nnd Pacific and the St. Louis- Let, and various iirice fiv-4ng i-'
the captain ot each team turn in
tho Dorlartd Advertising Agency to
wai.l Lane. Dr. Uoston Edw ards. 'Fan l-'runeiM o railroads.
,,L enlrii « before HI o'clock Thurswhile others Would have .he gIn
its
sweeping
denial,
the
co
m
-,
Ing
| past pr» sident of tiio O rlando Ro- mission also necessarily disnp- lem ntcnt aid tint producers to fuiil day ntor'dhgi The li*l of players Advislory Agricullural Body Orlando Mnn la Selected To
O p p o s e S c a n t A n d C h a p in
depend largely
itiry t'lnli, in i a short talk o u t- ' proved the Van Swcringcna’ uppli- imarkqj* !ll'd to otitain reasonable niu“l also hip accom panied by tho
Is Appointed To Assist
, Iin'd the practical benefits th at cation to issue securities and to , prwes.
«v • ,-s of tw ir n ltern a tc s. Mr. ChltI» k„m ,d Xo Malte R a j l a S
t T
l S
K ' S
County Aftcnt’s Office;
,
,
to Ih>
4 th C o n g resa io n a ] D la tr lc t start,
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Am* Kiwat inns eould derive from Vlsit- construct a new line Oil miles long , Prom inent in t#w suggestions .or teiiC .n LtutwI. and are
5500
Given
For
Publicity
it
in
said,
but
on
oede
, trig <t!icr chapters of Uto organ- ■■
—.
.
’
*Ha CJmipk ir tdrCi
from y-n sjr Croailiiir ttr* * » bripn^it to him a t.J h o nffic/** of
J";s»invu.n mol rtudyuig tb e lr rueth* Ohio.
tho
IfllA-i'WtU-nden
Company.
T la., Mar,
is lo bo run unt
In the latter Instance,
The -appointment of member* of W.OIILANUU;
oia ami id >as. lie eXprosi'.OU his
em ps. These Ijlils now are before
A g re a t am ount of in tu rest has
(J. Lawson of Orlando, was received bjr the ‘Dorland Ag
cv®r.
the
disapproval
was
"w
ithout
the
newly
form
ed
Advisory
A
gri
1,'plcaMtie ut Iteing present to ->oi>- prejudice" to re-submission by the the House committee
been nrouMcd over the earning lonrunanimously chosen a* g candidate iThero is general confidence,
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tre a t the Orlando
Kiwanlnns, Chesapeake and Ohio, since tru ck
IJy Representative Dickinson, ile- nev nnd each club is said to bo cultural Hoard of Kcminolo county, for Congressional rep resentative ever, that thei goa
goal will be reached
tho
appropriation
of
$600
to
(ho
piihliean
of
Iowa—to
create
n
fed
:ilei!
a
warm
invitation
for
determined to ca rry o ff the trodol.ljf't Ml
night, and If Instrueage rights now held by that road
special ad v ertising fund o f (he mi tho Republican ticket from th e hr tomorrow tUgtkj
0„U 1estifeid Kiu.mlans to visit Ahe Or- between these points over the eral farm board, under whore direc p h j.
on* to run the advertising ia
la not
fourth d istrict, and Ora E, Chapin, lions
ii
an
ford
Cham
ber
of
Commerce
tain Ktalo chill.
J
1- L. VoorhoOa, cjnb profession a n d the rejection o f hid* on tho F o rt M yers, as a candidate from given tonight, it surely will ba to
Norfolk and Western will expire in tion farm ers, co-operative associa
ll.ll' 'I lie® | ‘r Cooper, of Orimtoo, and September, 1PJ7. and will n"t be tions would buy surplus crop* tit al. stated thuht th e greens ut tho construction of the new >county the first d istrict by tho state Up- morrow night, acocrding to $lr,
lirl J I '.: , Stevens, o f P o rtla n d . renewed Minority stockholder* •" the domestic price and sell irui.i at course v.-ero In excellent condition
pViblican convention hero today, Jliggins®
; ■>.
,,,, ■'»' . jl-n made s h o r t talks. ScV- two of the three units-of tla- |o >- the world price, being reimbursed and th a t all the link* .vero in rui-h home, coiiNtituted the only hunincxH
The plan for the special advertis
Tho convention opened w ith sepof
importune®
to
coma
before
the
Kiwanis songs were posed merger who hud iiti.o'i.nl for any- losses by a fund obtained condition as to make possible the
••I■’ I' ; tit
county commissioners nt th eir re g nrnto d istrict conventions, one for ing campaign to make a drive to
the ini|iiis|tion plan on the ground by collection of un equalization L-® low scores among the entrants.
u lar m eiting, held yesterduy a f t each Congressional d istrict for the get before the people of Florida
from
the
producer*,
1 i \
• address of-l he eve- that they would not receive a t.ur
In tho ""fourteen
J
purpose of nom inating their candi and to the nortr
ernoon in tho courthouse.
i
Hy
Representative
Aswell,
Dcl.in’ ■ l* "
<|i L u te d by Judge W, nhpr*‘ of the stock in the new v r points" of Sanford's stability ia be
dates fo r Congress.
The, Advisory
A gricultural Hoard
' whose r ubject wiis "The poratioi-. were UJiheld to u digl'o ■ i rut of LouiMna t<> oslablbb lu,
, | C. K. P itts o f S tu art, w a s elected ing enthusiastically endorsed, ac
lerstale Farm Market Ai-t-ta-liilton, tftkIAA A A A XT
I ■' In glowing term s Judge by the m ajority decision.
, was formed uponi he; recommend*- ' -hsir nun of the F ourth D istrict cording to campaign workers, Tho
f
11.
F.
W
hitner,
Jr.,
who
j cummiue«: d . p , s i ,,,
which,
through
assisian®®
of
,-eWright tom-hed on the debt th a t
ori»n«io, fund for tho Florida building nt tlie
After going over the history "f
-*■
j stated th at the ppurposes
u nm .es of the vlct) chairm an; E. It. G raff, St. Philadelphia exposition is not so
:h<- «"tid owes woman fo r her the proceedings, the m ajority de giopal organization*, would provide
board would be lo assist the conn* Augustine, assistan t secretary.
well understood but when it Is ex
ili* devetopniunt of the cision whitten hy IL H. Meyer and tor storing, transporting, process
ty agent, which office ho holds, in
plained that this is to be a find
of life, nnd staunch concurred in generally by Du -ix ing and m arketing commodities.
C
hester
A.
Huvii
of
W
est
ljnlm
coping with the various problem s
1,1,1 d * >l 1 1act will support th a t other commissioners participating,
Beach, was elected chairm an uf building to serve An an advertise
of
ag
ricu
ltu
re
which
may,
from
Members >i( the County Board of
i -ilift*, he said, every declared provisions of the proposed
til LItlie F irst district committee And ment of un entire stale nt an ex«
me . - c 'M*.
Education yesterday estim ated th at tim e to time, nrlsn in this county. Genrgo K. I-’oyu »f Ht. P etersburg, position to last six months nnd to
leases dealing with the rights <>f
He said that hv the assistance
be visited hy 10,000,000 people, it is
funds necessary to en try on the
: ' v Vi i ght paid trib u te pri- nun-assenting stockholders of the
aecretury.
considered well worth tho quota of
school work in the county during of the members of the l>oard, who
' the m other nnd the wife, units other than the old Nickel
.Staunch Republicans, who re $3,000, assigned to Hanford.
t h o ’y ea r 1920 would to ta l n t least are all said lo bo tuen fam iliar
'■''W' that from them em anated plate "appear to he designed to co
Workers report that there is
$200,000, nnd planti w ere made to w ith farm conditions in the coun garded nom inations fo r office here
riMiaV inspiration and encourage erce nil the stockholders into ex
NEW PORT, Ark., Mar. 3.—(d'i check to tho probublo increase in ty, tho couRty agent would be In tofore us em pty honors und re fu s nothing but pruise for the quota
ment to ito Holder jvork.
changing their stock f o r th a t of the
a position to obtain b elter results ed to- accept them , are now will
Ilra/il Introduced'
now company upon the term# —Funds were being collected tho, 1020 assessm ent figures of the ‘w ith the fnrn»-program In uh sec ing to have th eir names on tho necessary to pay for the expenses
of the regatta, there being much
throughout
................... Alkali*** today for tlo- county in order to ascertain the up1 hating Judge W rig h t’s ad- proposed."
iurty’a" lis t of candidates, party gratification over tho succcaa of
relief uf thuMi iBudr- liumcleF.t n> proxinmU' rovonuo which will uc tions of the country*.
•h*
l're.*ident Lane introduced
that enterprise.
Mayor Forn-st Lake appeared endora declared.
•bdi I’lajtiJ us "one of the most
NKW YORK March
(A’T - ihe dinatrous fire which swept this cruo to the school board ns its before
the eonunissionrrs and ask
Republican lenders are said to
At d u m b e r of Commerce head
‘ i .itih entertainers in tho world, Another attem pt to rebuild the fi town Monday, destroying approxi share to the' taxes.
•i hi.,n wlm can make you laugh nancial stru ctu re of the proposed mately 325 iioincs und causing
The m eeting of the board, which ed for an appropriation of $600 lie supporting Joseph W. Yopng, quarters there Is n well-founded
"i i n at will."
wns hold in tho office of Huperin- for the apnciitl advertising cam founder and developer of Holly- belief that tho “fourteen polntgL'
Nickel Plate railroad m erger, de mere than flJiim.OOO damage.
The local relief coinmittee tiad t i ndent T. W. Lawton, w h s atten d paign tij lie carried on by tho Han wood, for United S tates senator, campaign is already bringing pco’Ha- ilatiper
little Cunadian nted by the In terstate Commerce
•i -ended the rdntform and took Commission yesterday, may be approxiumlgly $10,000 iu hund ed by n num ber of Interested cit ford Chamber of Commerce. The Gthers are raid to support John pie to Sanford through the news
charge of h i r 'audience of "00 ns made if the decision of the com ta rly today with telegram s l« Ing izens, am ong them being U. C. Du commissioners granted the money II. Lindsay of West Palm Beach publicity that has been aent out
for tho post.
since tho campaign preparations
i‘ miigii iati • tuntrobi his puppets, mission permits- a reopening of the received from various Arkansas Dose, chairm an of the board of requested.
Two bid* for the construction of
A caucus last nlglA was prepnr. began two weeks ago. Local hotols
be made Ids listeners hysterical. cane, financial und legal advisers towns and from other states telling tru stees for the Sanford school dis
doing big business and there ia
' " ' h with magic sw iftness moved of the Van Sweringeiis indicated in of contribution® lor the relief work. trict, Alex Vaughan, County tux as tho county homo was received anil ing to submit a stato party plat aurelarge
number of dolly Inquiries
In
must
cases,
subscription
g"t
both
rejected.
One
of
the
bids
form
on
th*
convention
floor
to
sessor and Hanford Doudncy, a s
m Lv tin- point of tears. With due.
%
*
called for an expenditure of $3',L- day. Among points appearing at the Chamber of Commerce for
■i lie -miry-that eould only be term
Failure to obtain a reconstruc under way early and were being sistan t to Mr. Vaughan.
ed remarkable he directed cx- tion of the Nickel Plate plan, on I rapidly filled, said reports rv< civ»J It wns estim ated thnt the tax a s 000 ami the other $33,000. Ad favorablo to -the platform com Irooms, apartments and houses, and
for literature about Hanford and
!"'i’.'«ipini'"us iiuns and w itticism s which its proponents already have o,i hy Earl K ilpatrick'of St. Ismis, sessm ent for Seminole county for vertisem ents for bids are to be mittee at tho caucus wrro:
[.Seminole
county.
published
again
on
Mar,
10.
staff
assistant
of
the
American
Reclamation of tho swamp lands
a' praetically every mem ber of the spent several million dollurs, lead
wh«>l purposes would am ount to
It is predicted at campaign head
in the South; Improvement with
aiiili<lie®, touching on ench indi- ing bankers declared, would prob R nl Cross, who is in charge of the $10,000,000.
Federal aid, of rivers and harbors; quarters that when the big Adver
'"dn.d - business and hobbies with ably ____
_ the entire program <>f relief work.
disrupt
The i-lcctloif on the proposed
The
homeless
continue
!
optimis
tho u m of tho Australian ballot, tising acrioe gets under way that
hond issue fo r tbo Lake Monroe
mvfamiv accuracy. His songs an d l^ rajo r railroad consolidations now
cause hundreds of iSeople to
tic. m aking lig h t of their m isfor district was se t f ° r April 16.
full and equal rights of all citi
J ’K’ ' ,
apparently endless pending.
visit Sanford to investigate per* LTtunes. "W here do you live , was
zens,
regardless
r
of
sex,
and
a
V'Vi.' ii"‘ n,'rth kept his nudionce 1
---------------tho favorite greeting-of ex-ncignstrong endorsement of President sonally tho claims of the city.
enthralled for almost two hours.
bor,
with
u
lauglilng
exchange
fol
I ’-Tlw
Coolidgo'e policy of economy.
M ith am arlhg versatility he rnn
** -i.;
Judge * B. C. Davis, o f West
iHotiriw earn the sublime to the ridiculous,
lowing.
_
* €"
Palm Uoacb, state chairm an,‘an
''•} with la irig lag Ids listeners from a so r
Appropriation kills o c c u p y
fi \LK STRIKES ATLANTA
NEW YORK.
Mar. 3.—(JP)— nounced the appointment uf Joseph
,"t Min- row, ul contemplation of nn (Ad
ATLANTA, Mur. 3 -tA '( --A House.
I b-c or- op carded, neglected piano to eonCHICAGO. Mar. 3 .— (/D—Hub
Thu 10 days’ shore leave granted L, Laube of Orlando as chairman
Muscle Shoals is discussed iu tho' Countess of Cathrart In hor o f the publicity commllteo o f the
day* vujmons of laughter by his im- ert Scott, trem bling with a p p a r blustering March gale struck At
ent. fear, was brought from Cali lan ta »nd northern Georgia w*[ Senate.
fvtion* nersonntion of an
fight to entor the United Btatoa state committee, with Dr.. Walter
,
,
— amateur quar- fornia today to faro m urder night *nd therm om eter* stood ui
Farm lead en confer with Prc»i despite un order barring her for H off Seeley, former Managing
CHICAGO, Mer. 3.—UPI
t*tt(. singing grand opera,
dent
Goolldgo
and
Secretary.
trainmen
were killed
and mor
charges
growing
out
of
the
killirfg
“moral
turpitude"
la
up
at
11
Editor
of
the
New
York
World.
*ctl
21
degrees
here
early
todny
tr. , (in
1.
Accompanying him self on the of n drug clerk in a hold up two
than 20 paaseugers were injured,
Springfield
Republican,
and
Phila
o’clock
tonight.
w
the comical Canadian mad*
hend on coll’
16 seriously, ini a hea^l
There was much doubt today, delphia Public Ix*dger nnd Horace ion, o f.a ^ llw o ois
111* audiynre hysterical w ith his ^ D e sp ite n writ of haboa* corpus'
ln teriirjw tra ■■D m ’
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however, as to. w hether the n ig h t C. Stillwell, owner of tho F t. Lau and a Michigan
' d*VI, realistic reproduction of tenor,
C
cn tm lnftut,freight ;
Central
with -a.iv .luurnnu und haritono’ ports intended to keep him from the
would find the Countess on Ellis derdale Hun und News us the elh- on th*MichU
South
aide.
totliiV. ,
custody
of
police,
detective,
and
jjr
members.
the
Jslam! again or in her suite a t
rlapimig ttn<i becoming; lost In uniformed policemen took him to
Officials of each road irnmedl____ _ _ _
,,
«* * 1
ft sr.d
the
Hotel
Ambassador.
The
$500
ntely began an investigation of
i ' ’ #■/
L- lion.agonic* of an opqraUc sclec- he stato's attorney’s office .for
personal bond, which she signed
that an open e w ltc u w i
questioning before " P a r i n g
pwteny
3. it difficult- to secure any InWdil- on her relcaao from the island, doHis unusual
personality and
B A ¥D T . 1-OUI8, Ml**.. March
.
I h e w rit hearing
the
ent jury on thia case qr in other dares- that sha must surrender to
t u lying h i neath all of
c4se Favre will go’oW trial
RusstlT,^convicted of tho
*tad en.*1, i™
In which the aamo Ustiniony Commissioner of “ Immigration
buffoonery, le ft no room for
scene of the wreck were held for
h e ro tomorrow on a ch*rg» o f mur
time
bf Involved.
Curran at the exp!ratioh of her
*
‘S
h
ie
s
t
resentm
ent,
in
conq u e s tio n in g b y a c o r o n tr ia J“ r » ; f
X t ^ W b ’.nVrerenth hour in- der with an injunction from th* Th» presiding judge repeated thl* leave M«a required." * ' £ ’
trim
The dead are f-b .
handled vmG °n w Ul *li" iwmonal jibes a t sanity pica.
.
SHANNON CITY, Iowa, Mar. 0
No otd*r directing her to re
court to newsjmpers not to publish injunction yesterday, but, at tho
and
« Edwin N >'B fliJam ln. Chlca
two th^ , u* 'adic*' expense,
the
*«Vtime
was
p
i
*
"
—<A
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—£
u
y
Stockdaler
principal
o
f
turn
has
been
issued
aa
yet.
Such
the testimony. Fsvre. indicted to
f ; “ut the entertain m en t it
_____present, an order. Ellis Island officials say, tho Consolidated School, has re conductor of the suburban tra!
:>+V
newspaper
i
M
:
TUXEP0 3 >0K WOMEN
connection with the slaying of »•
John Bute. Dytnrft, flrcm ai^ 6n ‘
sbile »jIiw * V i thnt Brazil is eminsigned following pariental reports
A M dinn.re. federal entomologist, pcrmlttfn_g them to smoke within must coma from Washington.
tlw Illinois Central engine-rplacing a labia
.the tatln»Vrort^v of. >n, ^Lioifal reputhe enclosure
n FW YORK, Mareh
Hearing
on
tho
Count®
**’
writ
th
a
t
he
had
to
school
authorities
^
/te
r
d
ly
was
denied
a
/banIT*
Pf
,, ,. l s ,a n artistic en tertain er,
Ole Nolatm, address unknown.
stiThe new fad of tuxeJos for women S S T S i d the "trial ret for tomorof habeas corpus proceedings has k tight his elassto thedries
of nattht
trainman.
tra tn . in- .•* * ",« ^, r * Hrazll’a a c t. dancAt yesterday’s hesriM i bowaveT, been postponed unU* Friday. Un ural wedlock witliout
hnrtlv to have innovation*, with
with
7 . . 1! " ^ e^ ed in the ball room
’was tnotantty
^TodM y sheriffs depurics sum- thte.order uras not in effect as no less sbs returns f«i tha Island ceremony. .,
01 th" ^ I until a b tc hour.
hody' wpof'
tealkpony,
t&
be
u
sid
In
fh*
trial
,■ 1Hi ■(, b style expoaitloa, where muned an extri .venire of 40 men
meanwhile. F • d • r n 1 attorney
The school board
wreckage. Nftb-cm .'.kid
“ l7,tlH'
Jluekner doesn't si® how uppliea- resignation of tor <11
•storm warning is s u e d ’ ; ; Ctpre«nL they are l«lng shown
pital soon aftor Iftc-"
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is
chaived
with
a'part
in.
t. is
j„ dark blue charmetn.
tipp
Uop for such a writ -can be argu- principal-instructor.
1‘UrU^t
tho slaying of McLeinore. who.
%V i t i t t
a . .U U
of
the
board,
sold;
f'f the
With VK M. MIngee, also a fode™1 edV^NJCE TIME IN;
BOWS TO HELEN
St
trfislil
■Arthur
was
n near
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Count***'
l e a t h e r B ureau-here
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of Ux&y.
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•
circulation
to
Hi
accept hsr ( lesitii
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from
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Canvassing Today
Check Up Tonight fa
Expected To ShowBig Amount Raised
KIWANIANS HOLD
‘LADII^ NIGHT’ AT
FORRESf L A K E
HOUSE SWAMPED
WITH PROPOSALS
T 0 AID P A P E R S
BIDS FOR COUNTY LAWSON IS G. 0. P.
HOME DENIED BY CHOICE FOR SEAT
COMMISSIONERS IN LOWER HOUSE
ia w r
Scitool Board Says
$200,000 N
e c e s s a ry i14",1v
Necessary
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Uh'tmr- Jr'* *s°
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People Of Arkansas
Come To Aid Of Town
Stricken By Big Fire
I
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tors
Robert Scott Is In
Chicago For Trial
Ten Day Leave Of
Countess Will End
Washington News Tonight At Eleven
Favre Trial Begins Thursday With
Papers Told Not To Give Testimony
Three Are Killed Am M !■
More Than 20 H
When Trains Ctflli
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and
runtilnir
thence Hast 5 chain*,
IS ON
O TTO MAKE
LIM IT
i
G o v e r n o r O f N e w J e r s e y T e lls
e g l s l a t u r c O f P lim F o r
S td f e A n d S t a r t s I d e a I n
M a n y S e c tio n s O f C o u n t r y
2
NE\y YORK, March 2 .—</TP)—
The auggw tlon of Governor Moore
t© the New Jersey lcaislnture th at
all laws carry'autom atic tim e lim its
by which they were repealed when
they had served th eir purpose, has
•brought to light a nation-wide
movement to make 25 years the
"lifetim e'' of all statutes.
’ The governor in his tnaugurnl
address said th at "to read all the
Jaws of the United S tates would
tak e eight years and four m onths,
reading eight hours every day, ineluding Sundays and holidays.” The
movement, its sponsors asserted,
alm s to rem edy th is condition by
shortening laws so th a t laymen £nn
p them.
ay B. 1 ^ "Smith, editor of*lnw
lUcatidns nf the U. S. Corpornon o f New York, nnd form er As
sista n t secretary ®f s ta te of New
. Jersey, ,on» oL the prom oters of the
plan, skid th a t 34 governors o f
sta te s have responded favorably fo
i t and 140 chamber!* of'cnm m crco
have taken it up. „
"A general repealing a c t w as
proposed by Glen B: W inahip of
.W estfield, N. J „ " declared Mr.
Sm ith, "T his act provides J o r tho
autom atic repeal of rill sta tu e s
when they have been on th o books
25 y ea rs nnd is intended ns a pre-
And ju st look a t th e
_
dancing. The Fox T ro t, th e Bair
Hyg. the Worm W iggle and all
have gone the way o l o th e r t r a n
sient things, arid th e C harleston
keeps us on the hop.
A w o n d e r.what will come a f te r
the radio and w hat th e C harleston
will evolule into. 1 w onder and,
as I wonder, I shudder.*
ut th ere is one fa d t h a t is
• to stay , Ed, and th a t's th e
m otor fad. People g e t crar.icr and
crazier ab out autom obiling. And
the fad will grow in p o p u larity as
long as cars can be m ade to sell
n« reasonably as an E ssex Coach
and give so much p leasu re and so
little trouble.
Y ours, ■
BILL. ' •
world got alm ost Cuck Coui*. A nd you rem em b er th e phoney
g rap h fad, how w hen you w e n F u i
call on y o u r frien d s th ey fe lt duty
bound to play ull th * records they
had succeeded in • accum ulating.
B ut who over h e a rs a phonograph
concert now ?
A nd a i tho p resen t tim c 'w e are
In the g rip o f th e radio craze.
I t s alm o st g o tten to the point
w here if you don’t own n radio
and a re /fa m ilia r w ith radio lure,
when you . g o t w ith n bunch of
your frien d s you a re as much out
of tho conversation os yoif would
be if you w ere fra te rn iz in g with
u bunch of Chinam en.
F o r a while th e world w as all
ag o g over relatively, but not the
e th e r d rift “is g e ttin g everybody
excited.
t
S
r? —
quarter
T S o f
tlio ‘Sninll wr/t" ‘.Vu«rlrr (SWU >
o f th e HoutliitSn <L«»rler IHK*4) -of Hertiou i * T ow n a h tp a t,
flout Ii o f UanRe ^
Harnli I*. B rown. If liytn*:. ?JEL"
tf d ead a ll unU nown p l n l i r t c la l m IuK a n y I n t e m s l l n t h " lftn,‘ "
llm r tu - tlrerrBxtl under
Haralt P. Brown, dr p *h **•<!. na nrirs,
dei-lseea, leaul***, (trantnc*. nr nth*
crw lni'i and o il
u n k n o w n paril**
r tn lm ln a any lnter**ni in and to lit*
f ol In tv In* *leac rlin'd In n« :
TltAC.T TH H K K
.
T h e W e s t h*H
C W 4 ) of
S o u th e a s t q u a r t e r
<»KU> o f
the "Southwest >jua r te ^ _IJ4y ^ , )
o[PC
f Th«
South v a s t q u----arter, *. rtf
I,II mnilMvaei
u )e o f Suction
3.Alll ot.'aat
w n s h l p -I,
.
___
.
/
Sou th of IlnnKe 29 l.ast.
I t is ordered that you n
o f y o u appear to th e sw orn
coiiiplalnt herein fried on or U K
(h e 5tlt day *>r Apr l A. i>. i-'
the same l.e ng /t Lu *' V*>
•
y°It
Is t i m b e r
r a “,
u
uk In ^
„..I nr. u_i.u
F o r S a le
f
i*-.
L’.:
ll
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tl
I" further
tlv a w eeks.
t,,r
lilnm.;,o. . , V ^ n t y . Klurhls. <"'» 1st
day of March. A, D.
AHg<
(Settij
t;,' ' rk
By: A. M. Week*.
H. C.
Ilottslm ider ti L ittle.
S o lic ito r s for C*implnlnant.
Aj
•Tiiri c i r c u i t c o c i c r o p T i m
fR lK V i'H
J C I I i m t . I ••tl'I'IT
" T U B HTATi: « r CI.OHIDY l>
m i* r o n
k r m i n o i .i : t i i i Y i i .
IN CMAXlTJIlg,
Aou f
' Hilt to (Inlet Tllte
N ow effective (
I. A. WAJRP, C om p lain an t,
Though the Automobile tax reducti
effective until March 26th. we
protecting Hudsdn-Essex buyers
thc^e is no reason to wait. Buy
N e w Prices
'A t Y o u r Door”
ESSEX “6” COACH
HUDSON COACH
Hudson Brougham ■
Hudson 7-Pass. Sedan
t t
Deliciously
C r is p
1
R em em ber these are not “F. 0. B, Fa
B u t the delivered prices a t your door,incl
rem aining zvar tax, an d the following e
Bumper, front and rear - »' - - •
Rear View
Mirror - Radiator Shutters
l
Moto-Meter,
'
* • Electric
Transmistion Loci (
* * CorobimtioQnyi
E asy term s of cou rse—N o Delivery Hat
SEMINOLE H UDS0N-ESSEX Cft
M U F F E T 5
A cross From Forrest Lake Held
Corner Lot 50x117
on Sanford Avenue
and Seventh St.
Remarkable Value
Price $275.00
per front ft.
trienrii'H of Mali Jong was m much
out of date us an nulomoldlc willt
out a self starter.
And then ttierc was our friends
", Couie from Ovcrsens, What a fad
Coute was. For a while everyl)0 <ly In every wav was getting Midi
vhol*
Couier and Couicr. until the
t hereof "g f i g g
3.KI
«
CJrrh «f th' F\ ‘rT.
Golden Brotvn
........ i. " 1,1 ’
N o rth
th e
w e e k fttr four con secu tiv e y
W IT N E S S ; th e hand
V. B. I»
th e n c e
J u : i 'n 'S o A o . h . ,2 ; ” .r"",!.ifi 5
HBV
FADS
II , . .
th
.n d
e neterereo df aa x a<Lrc
ln sr.*
t ‘®you and
Til ATT TWO
The E ast
ch ain*,
chain s, th e n r e R n st 4 !a c h a in s ,
th e n c e N o rth
4.M
c h a in * to
ntace of hcglnnltiK .
,
,
CILMtLKS W ^W KLLHI.A Iri'.n.
H*
i \ T i i r , c i i k t i t c o n i T o r r u n iiiio o r u ld e Court, and
air.. •Ii.*femlar!l*.
SMVKXTJI J l ' n i m i .
r l l l C H I T t H e r e o f a dreres pfo eo iifc ss o
d ! t , n J l l l l t l A I , n i l l I IT (It*
e
n
te
r
e
d
ag
a
in
st
you
nnd
eu.'li
*»f
o r d e r or P u b lic a tio n
O F T U B S T A T U III' n . O l l l t l A
I Mill III V IT AMI. P u n sK*llThe S ta l e o f F l o r i d a - t o th" a lt e r
IY A M I r o l l X IO IlA O liB (."1)1.1*
"
i
i
t,
fu
rther
ordered
that
\*hl*
XOI.K P O IN T Y . IX CII AX CRH Y.
named parties, fJrectllig*:
,
T V. I Y ('ll A M ' l l l l V.
notlpe he published In the Hanf(vrd
To .Install W a rren If liv in g , and
Hill T o (Intel T l l l e ,
a i .t a m o k t j :
momkh c o m p a n y .
H
erald
,
u
n
ew
sp
ap
er
pilbllsbed
lu
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dead
all
p
arties
c
la
im
in
g
any
jj»*
ta Corporation)
CornplalnAm. W ILLIA M TIH-XIBALD,
ftetitllmle County. I’lorldii, o n ce n u r . s t In and to th e la n d s hereinC o m p la in a n t.
w e e k for f ou r c o n s e c u t iv e W eek s
a ft e r d escrllo il under th e said -l"':ve,
J A lie n y . HKCHTIS. and
W ll Mess the hnp.l nl.il sen I of v . iuti W arren, d ecea sed , or oth erw ise;
WAHIII.VCiTON’ U l V n f B , *i a Is,.
II. ustIs, 111* w if e . If th e y or i l l l i C. D ou glass. CI.-rK of th e 1 ’lrctill I A lex an d er V au g h n If livin g , anil If
Dcfi'n<tants.
e r of th em lie llv ln ii; If d ec e n se d
Com t of Senrinolo County. Florida, ,li>.|d all p a r tie s clalm lrig nn> in
Order nf P n lillrn tlo n
th e n till iinknuUTi heliw, dcvlfci-jj. T h e K ln lc o f F lo r id a to th e .a flrr- n’t Ihe Court
House in Huliioril. terest in th e la n d s lierelnftf.ler ileleKateen, Krnntoen or uskIkik .i'h o f
iiiimiil partlcH, ( i r r c t l n K s ; .
Hcm lnole C o o u t). F lorida, l i d s 1st seriheil umliir. th o said Ali tnm lor
sa id Jiimea I". II vurII h nod
Vaughn, deeensrtl,
or other*)' ism,
T o W a s h i n g t o n OW«ns. If liv in g , d ay of March. A. D. 1928.
v. i;. iiocnLASS.
JleustlB. Ills w i f e ; F r a n k X. L.-wU ami If d ead till u n k n o w n p a r lie s
Cti'rlc* IV.
Weftjnwltn r ..M.; living,
Clerk.
T ru steo j anil hlf* nurei-HMora or c la i m i n g a n y interest. In the lands (Befrf)
untl if dead all p n riles c la i m i n g (in*
ui*»lKm-i.a
In Trukt; C elia
K. h e r e i n a f t e r dencritmd
u n d er
th e
Itv: A. M. W e e k s . I). C.
"" "rest In the litndp h erein a fter d e
I.ew ts, A r th u r A.
L . w Ih, (Irarti said W a s h i n g t o n O w e n s, becenred,
scribed under th o sa id C harles " *
* I.owia, joNeph si. Lewis, Jr., an h eirs, rtovlsi.es, l e g a t e e s , g r a u - I lo n s e h o ld e r A Little.
) ) . i i s i i i c r . <iepinsed. or o th e r w is e ,
nnd ull
unUnowo
heirs, d e v tees . *ir o t h e r w i s e ; K, K. K n i o r IfiS olicito rs for C om p lain an t.
nn.l all u n k n o w n tiarim s. t Ihlilllnts
is e e s , l••Bnt^>es, ara n ticH o r h s - d lviiltin lly nr.tl a s on e o f th e firm
■' nni.
--*ii to llu- fo l lo w Interest 'In.
rlKto'ca nf J o n iid i
,V.
I.civls. o f IliiKitr ti. Il.iy n es. p a rtn ers d oin g
iP serlhed lhtids sltH K f nml
nnd Iif
c!« i i ns. d; ■ JHiry.tn r-t
X. l l a m s e ) , PushiesH under th e firm n a m e of i n -riff: n u n i t c o i b t o f t i i r lag
Inu In S in iln olo County. Florida. lu
Ifiir a u r r t W a r w ic k Itnmsey, nnd K n to r A: lln y tics. If liv in g , nnd If
N R V R Y T II
J I M I l 'I A I .
C I lt C ’ P I T
■ill u n k n o w n holra, d e v i s e e s , «Ih^- •lend rill u n k n o w n p a r t i e s c la im in g
O l' T IIR
Y T A T R O F I 'L O I I I I I A
'^Jh-gliiiiiiiff ai n p o in t 4,3[i rhnlns
u t e e s and K ran tces o r iiSHlKU*'*'a tiny In terest I n . th e la n d s h ereln IN A M I F O H S R 1 M V O I.R ( I I I N Rail .if the quarter"seetloa post
o f lliiln r t it, Itaniscy, d e c e a s e d ; n fi e r rtescrllied und er th e said IT. K.
■n.
iy c i i a x c k r y ,
on Mm North boundary line, or
„ Jam*-* E, I t a n li tl. nod nil u n Kntor, d ei'ensell. US heirs, il. Vinees.
Hertinn 31 Townslllp *9 f'outh.
lll ll T o (I n le t T i l I r
known
(o-rsooH
ivhuniHonVrr, lejrntees, g r a n t e e s or o t h e r w is e ; I'.
elultnlnK a n y Ini ores f In th« limit II. Ilay.nes, Im llvlduully and o n e *>f LAICR .iLssi P LAND COMPANY, n
cot l oratli.n uml**r Hie laws of the
h e r o ln n i ic r d.*scrllod m t h i s o r th e part linn* of the firm of Knxnr
Ktutti of Florida. Complainant.
d e r of Ptririlriitlon, IliRpomlenlK. & H ayn es, If liv in g , and If dead nil
VH,
Ilrdrr ot P u lil.rurKin.
. *] u n k n o w n p a r tie s c la im in g any In
T h e fltnl*. o f F lorida, to Urn Hr- terest In I he la n d s h e r e in a f t e r d e KKHTii ii sA i’N n n n a . «*t ni*.,
1lef enda lit s.
.npomli'ilIK; *
scrib ed tun), r i h e said I*. Ii H a y n es,
O rd e r nf I’ n III I r a t Io n .
le g
T o .1mites IP. It* iimiH mol ---------- d eceased , as heirs. d e v is e e s .
The
Siute
of
Florida
to Hie a fte r
l l e u s t i s . Ii Ih rylfe. If tlo v or e i t h al eeH. grniileeM. or o th e r w is e ; and
and
mini, d parlies. Ureetlngs:
er o f t l o t u lie l l u r i o . if th**> or all u n k n o w n p a r tie s rial mint: any
To
Rdlth
It.
Saunders.
If living,
Interest In atid to (he fo llo w lo g ili"
| e it h e r of th em
ami
If
dead
nil
unknown
p
arties
liminary to u proponed amendment! nii,’\T»known‘,Yie’;; 'lleviVl'es. V.'U- gei'iited lands:
ehiimlpk any Interest in the lands
fuiur COnitttlUloriB
unnilLULU'im AlXITlf^
AIXIVIK n I SIt«•
*m Iir urtMln»*<*€*« of
to stllto
T it ACT ONK;
h. r« Inafier desi rllied under the
-----T he C.isl
Hair ( K H ) o f th e
q u a rte r century ns th e m axim um | r !,!l1
» 1 I I»'II.Ht I* *l|ul
rtai.l Rdtih ll, Kauriders. deceased,
H.uitto ast qu n rter
(HPrii)
*.f
I'run It K. ho.U'lH,
as toil
lie v | lees. HlfllleeS. gr.lllUfa of all legislative s ta tu te s ."
VriisV. "!■ and "i If*-.
tin riootliw est litmrfer ( H W ' i )
:1m Kij. i t'-ii It a or lilt s >,r ,.Mo.rwls.i olid Winifred L.
17 carried out, Mr. B m ith added, s l g o e f s lu T ru st; I", llu F l.« w |s , A r
of the H o u tb csst "luarti'r i H l i ' , )
ripely
ll
living, and If dead nit*
of He. Moll .‘i, T o w n s h ip 21 Hoillll
th is plan would wipe out thousands thur A. I.eWlH, Mini'" C, ,,-wls.
unknown parties claiming any lu
•*>f H in g e ;:» F ast,
.lose|di
\|.
I
j i i I*. J i . noil a ll u n
o f archaic and tmeifforccd s ta tu te s k n o w n h e lls. ijevl •
leal.etc. II, litlisoo If livin g, and ll re d m id.i Mo. gald Winifred I.
"leguleeH,
ll. I ells. d. IIS heirs, devisees.
now blustering tho lav-books, while n riinii i'n or ii«,dcn> . s . f .1■■• ••|,h AI. If d.-Ad. nil ijiriimiWM p a r tie s i la lm - X'liilcV,
Iri-nte.
grantees or otherw ise In
Lewis, ilecen 'o d ; nil iiomiov u heir* i/ig any I n t . i . s t in and to Mo t*>t mol
not affecting
nffgctlng the* cirt^nv/n law.
in lie feHawing ddscrlhed
ii.i.'lilg ili-»crll.e<l land under the
of Itolorl II ll.i im i d ie e h r e d ;
iXJtM
lii-i * iiv.'il, Hinds s l M U l l e mill hi lug In Semi
M u r g n i.l
lln iiis.v . Mar said i . .Hod. , II, *llPson,
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T A M l’A—Ohltf ctiiytaiisl p u r g i n , t H ItuoiNi v. I.ino - In. c a n • a s hell,-, d o l l ........ le g a t e e s , g i a l i - te.Ic i "oon!) Fill.
The IF. ,..r S 'lP , and Ihe I’.'-i,'
chases 1 0 ,0 l)0 -hcro Lifinlng ,tru c t, I••11. nod nil lull.in.n n ‘iiersoiis
ol SW *i >.f See lion 13. Tow n
w liono.o.-v . | . < Iii Iin i ii s on) llitet'i'sl
18 miles south of here.
ship 2», - S"Hill of ftlinge Zll
l<i tin Inlnl her. lu nll. i ilcm'i'ilM .1.
C ast;
,s|H iu l.d In Henitie.li' County. F l o r
Tl.. NIV', of S W 'i and the KW
al 1 . nod lll|IVe li.lM Olll.nl) deserl'.of KW', ..f Section 21. Town* .1 ns
/lit *
"ship I’D S<oiMi of Itange 2''
" l.ols .Hi, Z(i. Hf.'i and IITI In
C ast:
til.' ‘ s a Ini I v Is loll ol. il.e lniol*.,r
The XW'i "f NW 'i of Sect Ion
-ilie A ltam o liie l.ninI III.let nn.l
Township 20 S . i i i M i of Uuilge
h o n . F.n. w a l t f i a i . l .
N.iI'lgnltoil Cionji.in". aecor.lln u
2'' Ra»l
I*, the I *IIII th ereo f reeiiltll-d III
c-o Bnninoic Iltidson-Kspex <
Ii Is ordered Hint you and each t^WHOUWHLVU5RANS 3 M l CEREAL
1'l.tl Hook "I" ‘ on linue II, I'uhSanford. Florida.
of ) on upp. al lo Ihe s)« ortl hill of
lle II* cords of a r i u . , . - i "ono l ) .
eot.tplalnl lier.ln fll.d on or lief..ye
I lol l.Ill"
M Is o ld . l i d Hull you nod cue).
DEAR E D :—
I lo l l n|i|.end In (lie mvoi II q i( I
nu.lnihi herein f l l . d on .o
W f are a peoplo «f fads. Th
lie r.|h dill of Am II \ l>
lie sa m e h. Ilia Hole |I||V "I
things we love with the most
11..iiornMe i '.mi t
thusinsm today we forget mo: t Mi III Is Mull.. I o ld . it'd llr.l Mil',
com pletely tomorrow.
noth*.' Ill lodtllxhed III 111.- S n o fo ld
. T here's Malt Jong, for example M. 'i.ld ii oi )) s | i.i | i. i ii.il.Hsli. d In
I '.o iiil) I loi i.l.i on. , n
Do you remeinlter Mali .long? .lust Heiiilio.le
Week f"l ("III .Oil*.. • III |) >• H ell,'
It little while ago n*p*'rson who did .'..toot.'ll. ills Mlif.h nil and .'on
not prgteml to know nil of the in- I li.dlliu "II t ,M<11 I'll I.
Willies-. M>. Ilnti'l mill
.1 "f l
IX T1IK C IIIC triT r o i IIT i
thence
S outh 7.01 Chains, th e n c e W e s t
9 . 2.1
lhiri»on-F.,ttx World’* larprit buildtr of ” SIx *m’’ and third toytf J
B o o m "22!i M eisrh llldt;.
i^CION M
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If- '
meifA
On the above date we will offer the second section of Brentwood, the ideal
subdivision, located on the Sanford-Orlando highway, just beyond the
city-Jimits, out of the dirt and dust of the city but close to the city in minutes.
ht;
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n.
We recommend the purchase of lots in this beautiful subdivision, for the
following reasons: It is close to Sanford, it is on the hard surfaced road,
the lots are all high and dry, beautiful streets run through one of the most
beautiful orange groves in the state, and Tor the reason that the purchasers
of lots m the first unit have sold for a good profit.
b u sin ess c e n te r o f a
wonderful back country
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Mr. Investor, buy lots where there*are others buying, where others are
making a profit.
r X F LAND is a graphic ex- grapes are fast coming into
ample of the statement: production on a large scale.
"A city can he no greater than
Of the staple and truck
tlic agriculture of her back- crops, our farmers produce
country.” For here in fertile legumes, forage, sugar cane,
Volusia County we have a land corn and cotton. ■ (No boll
of proves, vineyards, poultry weevil in this section.) The
plants aud ranches, and pros finest kind of trucking land
perous farms, stretching for surrounds DeLand and large
many miles in all directions quantities of early vegetables
are shipped. Many cars of
a n d Berved by DeLand as a
.watcrmellons also a h i p p e d
business and civic center.
from DeLand are anting the
first -to reach Northern mar
Heading the list of agricul kets.
tural products in the past year
All o f which boils down to this
were citrus fruits, which were
fact: Farm ing is good in Volusia
a $ 1 ,000,000 crop. Our tanger C ounty and buxines:; is good in
ines easily led all the counties DeLand. W hether you are looking
a city or country home in
of the state in color, size and for
Florid*, you should consider the
prices received.
Deciduous attraction* of D e L a n d . "The
fruits, pears, peaches, pluma, A thens of Florida.”
pcrsimnions, other fruits, berMail the coupon below to De; -tries
ji
and pecans are also im- L and C om m ercial Club for Free
ooklet and *ny particular infor
J»ortaiji_ciops h^re, while hunch B
m ation you desire.
Mr. Homeseeker, there is no better or more beautiful place in the state to
build your home than in Brentwood.
Drive out and look this property over and see if you don’t agree with us
in all w e have to say.
.
This is an absolute auction sale.
Rem em ber the time, date and place. *
Thursday, March 4-th,, at 1:30 P
HltENTWOOD SECTION N U M BER 2
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Fair tonight, light to,!
In Interior nnd north portion If
weather remiahs d ear; Thursday ->V1
increasing cloudiness with rising
temmperature; gentle winds.
Associated Press Fnll Leased Wire
Leads China
PLATE
MERGER FAILS
TO GET OKEY
Divorcee
mi
ENTER CIVIC
Interstate Commerce Hoard
Financial Aspects Of
Plan Chief Objection
Match Will Begin
Thursday Morning
Five Lor^e Railroad Units
- }' e,r}c T° Have lleen Taken
In IJj Huge Consolidation
Golf Club Officials Believe
Annual Tournament Will
Bring Out Good Players
NUM BER 182
Sanford Spiri
Put Drive Over
Rotttry Club Team Is Sllfcht
Favorite To Win From Five
Luncheon Clubs Tryii)E For
The Handsome
Cup
? T CCils.»S^ crnc By,
Of
* lo 1 Rul le a v es \Vav For
J romoters To Revise Finns
d
Twelve Pages Todny
SANFORD, FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1926
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e c i a l Committees
Tourist Card Club M ay Be S pSubscribe
$7,000 In
First Day’s Work;
Formed
A t Entertainment
$18,000 Is Sought
In Municipal Hall Tonight All Teams B egin
M
’1
From tho success- attain ed in Drown of Iloston, w as elected
The Rotary Club team nnd The en tertain in g to u rists n t a dance president of tho now club and it
Hs« Shih-Yln.:, one of the n m s t’ , a lJ
^ m i t w
team representing the A m erican held in th eir honor la s t week, at is expected th a t a t the a ffa ir in
noUJ ju rists in Chinn, bus been day rejected the vast Nickel Plat®
which tlm o tho Sanford T ourist tho ejtv lmli tonight, Mr, Drown
uppointed Chinese prim e m inister, rnilrond merger, but left the way Mrs. Marion Cleveland Dell, daugh Legion are said to lie, rliglitly fa v Club wits organized, plaim 1 hnvq
attem p t tho organization of
lit tdincs to office wth tw o w orld
f,,j. jj„ prnnwtcrs to revise ter of President Grover Cleveland, ored to win the Civic Club Golf been m ade fo r an o th er dnneo to
to u rist card club,
conferences on Chines® a ffa irs be their plans for financing sueh .. hn-t won a divorce from William Tounic\ scheduled lo atn rt T h u rs n ight and fo r sim ilar en tertain
"H undreds of w in ter visitors to
Stanley Dell, whom she m arried at day afternoon a t 2 o'clock, on th e m ents during th e rem ainder of
ing held in Poking.
transportation system.
the city are eligible to join thdac
Princeton, N. J., in 11*17.
. ,
tourist clubs and w c believe th a t
The application of the Van Swerlinks of the Sanford C ountry season, according to an nnnou
ment made todny by Fred Long, th eir stay in Sanford will bo fa r
Jngen interests to link up the five
Club.
chairm an of nn entertainm ent com mom pleasant if they will ctuno
railroad units involved m the
There has been no let down
Six Itnms are entered, re p re m ittee o f tho local Cham ber of out and mix w ith o ther visitors
m erger was dented chiefly because
senting,
in
addition
to
the
R
otary
in
tho civic spirit of tho cltlCommerce;*
f
nnd with tho people of the city,"
of objections relating to the finan
I* the American Legion, the
cial ns peels of the plan. The tran s
Tho dunce‘ to, bo given tonight said .Mr. Drown in com m enting on enship of Sanford, according
iwnnis Club, th e nt the C ity Hall is to begin nt 8:30 the purpose for which tho d u b s to apecinl committees and
portation phase was grnernliy ap
mthoree
nnd the
proved, but Ifce considerations and
tho music Is to be furnished are being formed,
teaim that began work yea-.',
. 'Hoard all of whom nnd
Chnndter of Commerce officials
term s of the suggested aeipdsitions
by
tlie
Reizcnstcdn Orchestra.
w fll\canii'i t e /fo r Uto Studebnker
hnvo nrrnngetl to have m any a f terdny ami today to raise $18,were held to be not in the pntdie
Trotilt\^avM<i donated by th e San . All to u rists nnd visitors to the fairs of in terest d u rin g tho next 000 for tho special advertising
interest.
Juun AiiTornohilo Ctfmpnny, nnd t i ty nro invited to njtond these fpw months fo r the en tertain m en t campaign, the regatta ex
merger would have link
which is to be retained by th e affairs, Mr. Long stated, nnd those
Jules Brazil, Famous Canadian upThe
the New York. Chicago and Mi. Hcnridps On Subject Will club tvhmm team wins th e toum n- who hnvo failed to YJ?ccivo in v ita of the city’s guests nnd nn attem p t ponses, and the Sanford quota
Humorist, Features Mdet; Isrnis railroad company, or N u
being miule to got jilt touch with
tho Floridn building nt tho
Prrbably Hr Opened Thurn- ment for iliree consecutive years. tions nro naked to come without is
every winter v isito r in order to for
Judge Wright Praises The Nickel Plate with Ilie Chesapeake
them
.
Those
in
charge
of
mnlling
Philadelphia oxpositlon.
Mmiy of the m em bers of the
’
iy
Hv
Agricultural
Cr.mswell
tiie
m
em
bership
of
tho
clubs.
Ladies In Keynote Address nnd Ohio, linking Valley, Frit n-nl
Special committees yesterday
tram s have Ivecti nu ttin g invitations say th at they have been
mlti
.* Lower Cnambcr various
Practically nil arran g em en ts nro
Pere Marquette railroads ii> u sys
in several hours of practice over nimble .to roach m any visitors and complete for the dance to be given raised $7,000, of which 80 par cent
Y>'cnturcc) by the original w iti- tem having more than ‘i.OUO miles
was cash. The rest was in thy form
the course duping the p ast week th at anyone failing to receive a
W,*
\G T O N , Mnrc.i J.—(A*) and are expected to furnish some card should notfiy officials of the tonight and in view-of plans to bo of 30-day nates.
lu states
.,t.
I'll® i:i
in III
stMes mol
and r,io
C ana:
Todny 10 teams
l ] sill: HInd ( ffervescent personality of( I'tie
discussed
at
tho
dancr,
a
record
-Win. , diverg'-nt prnpormls for low scum* for tho several rounds to u rist club tonight.
joined
tho
npccinl
committee
and by
of Jules lirazil, Canadian entcr- with n property value of more than farm
crowd is expected to nttend, Mr.
relief leg.-dation was the in which th e- a te to ploy.
o o ’clock when tho first dcfinlta re
tnim r of international repute, the i a billion dollars.
At
tho
Inst
m
eeting,
C,
W.
Long
added.
chiof
consider:-.
'ti
of
ihe
House
What eff ert the commission’.- de
ports will bo made, U is estimated
‘ Ladies N ight" e n tertain m e n t of
The first pairing* nr® to s ta rt
gricultural Committee, which will
that tho totni will reach at least
(lie Sanford Kiwanis Club held la st cision will Imve on other m ergers A
promptly
a
t
2
o'clock
nnd
two
of
open hearing mi the subject prob
$12,C00, President Edward Higgins
everting at the Hotel F o rrest Lake remains to lie seen, inasmuch as ably tom orrio
tile
three
team
s
w
hining
tho
first
said thin morning.
Campaign
will go down in tlm annals of Ki- Congress has yet to pass upon -t
More than .. score of bills re* day are .Jo play on F riday The win
workers are anxious to sco tho cam
\siiins :i* tin* most enjoyable g a t h - ' definite consolidation policy. Sevner
of
Friday's
m
tttfh
to
ntcot
odd
.... ... „ p ntu.n.loil lx•« l!F
t;r“
however, have lating to agriculture have aceumupaign exceed tho goal by several
bere
™ 1l oiner
,,th roads,
i,WII
t ,n. Nickel Plate do - 1 luted during tin- three months of team on S aturday afternoon for
|this miiik n i r j i t u n l e l l»v n i>ci.
thousand dollars, but thin will b«
iluh
ami
th
eir
wives
of
the
the
fin
d
round
of
the
play.
.r
!eision l.eiore funnuliv apply.rig for the session. They include pn.n-wuL
difficult, according to Mr. Higgins,
flirt*!!-.
1 P> into ouMKo\ Chittenden, chairm an of the
among that the goveenn.i
because of (ho m odyatc quotas.
Following dinner in the hotel’s nuthority to consolidate, Rot-le
IsWith the fnrinei . buying cite r •"irnam ent com m ittee of the Sanl>eilig the Chicago,
May Release Cony Tonight.
spirtal dining room and a brief t In
crops and selling them on the inae- fu .J Country Club, h*a asked th a t
Whether tho word will be given
to;widiig address by President Kd- (land nnd Pacific and the St. Louis- Let, and various iirice fiv-4ng i-'
the captain ot each team turn in
tho Dorlartd Advertising Agency to
wai.l Lane. Dr. Uoston Edw ards. 'Fan l-'runeiM o railroads.
,,L enlrii « before HI o'clock Thurswhile others Would have .he gIn
its
sweeping
denial,
the
co
m
-,
Ing
| past pr» sident of tiio O rlando Ro- mission also necessarily disnp- lem ntcnt aid tint producers to fuiil day ntor'dhgi The li*l of players Advislory Agricullural Body Orlando Mnn la Selected To
O p p o s e S c a n t A n d C h a p in
depend largely
itiry t'lnli, in i a short talk o u t- ' proved the Van Swcringcna’ uppli- imarkqj* !ll'd to otitain reasonable niu“l also hip accom panied by tho
Is Appointed To A ssist
, Iin'd the practical benefits th at cation to issue securities and to , prwes.
«v • ,-s of tw ir n ltern a tc s. Mr. ChltI» k „ m ,d Xo Malte R a j l a S
t T
l S
K ' S
County
Aftcnt’s
Office;
,
,
to Ih>
4 th C o n g resa io n a ] D la tr lc t start,
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Am* Kiwat inns eould derive from Vlsit- construct a new line Oil miles long , Prom inent in t#w suggestions .or teiiC .n LtutwI. and are
5500
Given
For
Publicity
it
in
said,
but
on
oede
, trig <t!icr chapters of Uto organ- ■■
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.
’
*Ha CJmipk ir tdrCi
from y-n sjr Croailiiir ttr* * » bripn^it to him a t.J h o nffic/** of
J";s»invu.n mol rtudyuig tb e lr rueth* Ohio.
tho
IfllA-i'WtU-nden
Company.
T la., Mar,
is lo bo run
run unt
In the latter Instance,
The -appointment of member* of W.OIILANUU;
oia ami id >as. lie eXprosi'.OU his
em ps. These Ijlils now are before
A g re a t am ount of in tu rest has
(J. Lawson of Orlando, was received bjr the ‘Dorland Ag
cv®r.
the
disapproval
was
"w
ithout
the
newly
form
ed
Advisory
A
gri
1,'plcaMtie ut Iteing present to ->oi>- prejudice" to re-submission by the the House committee
been nrouMcd over the earning lonrunanimously chosen a* g candidate iThero is general confidence,
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tre a t the Orlando
Kiwanlnns, Chesapeake and Ohio, since tru ck
IJy Representative Dickinson, ile- nev nnd each club is said to bo cultural Hoard of Kcminolo county, for Congressional rep resentative ever, that thei goa
goal will be reached
tho
appropriation
of
$600
to
(ho
piihliean
of
Iowa—to
create
n
fed
:ilei!
a
warm
invitation
for
determined to ca rry o ff the trodol.ljf't Ml
night, and If Instrueage rights now held by that road
special ad v ertising fund o f (he mi tho Republican ticket from th e hr tomorrow tUgtkj
0„U 1 estifeid Kiu.mlans to visit Ahe Or- between these points over the eral farm board, under whore direc p h j.
on* to run the advertising ia
la not
fourth d istrict, and Ora E, Chapin, lions
ii
an
ford
Cham
ber
of
Commerce
tain Ktalo chill.
J
1- L. VoorhoOa, cjnb profession a n d the rejection o f hid* on tho F o rt M yers, as a candidate from given tonight, it surely will ba to
Norfolk and Western will expire in tion farm ers, co-operative associa
ll.ll' 'I lie® | ‘r Cooper, of Orimtoo, and September, 1PJ7. and will n"t be tions would buy surplus crop* tit al. stated thuht th e greens ut tho construction of the new >county the first d istrict by tho state Up- morrow night, acocrding to $lr,
lirl J I'.: , Stevens, o f P ortland. renewed Minority stockholder* •" the domestic price and sell irui.i at course v.-ero In excellent condition
pViblican convention hero today, Jliggins®
; ■>.
,,,, ■'»' . jl-n made sh o rt talks. ScV- two of the three units-of tla- |o >- the world price, being reimbursed and th a t all the link* .vero in rui-h home, coiiNtituted the only hunincxH
The plan for the special advertis
Tho convention opened w ith sepof
importune®
to
coma
before
the
Kiwanis songs were posed merger who hud iiti.o'i.nl for any- losses by a fund obtained condition as to make possible the
••I■’ I' ; tit
county commissioners nt th eir re g nrnto d istrict conventions, one for ing campaign to make a drive to
the ini|iiis|tion plan on the ground by collection of un equalization L-® low scores among the entrants.
u lar m eiting, held yesterduy a f t each Congressional d istrict for the get before the people of Florida
from
the
producer*,
1 i \
• address of-l he eve- that they would not receive a t.ur
In tho ""fourteen
J
purpose of nom inating their candi and to the nortr
ernoon in tho courthouse.
i
Hy
Representative
Aswell,
Dcl.in’ ■ l* "
<|i L u te d by Judge W, nhpr*‘ of the stock in the new v r points" of Sanford's stability ia be
dates fo r Congress.
The, Advisory
A gricultural Hoard
' whose r ubject wiis "The poratioi-. were UJiheld to u digl'o ■ i rut of LouiMna t<> oslablbb lu,
, | C. K . P itts o f S tu art, w a s elected ing enthusiastically endorsed, ac
lerstale Farm Market Ai-t-ta-liilton, tftkIAA A A A XT
I ■' In glowing term s Judge by the m ajority decision.
, was formed uponi he; recommend*- ' -hsir nun of the F ourth D istrict cording to campaign workers, Tho
f
11.
F.
W
hitner,
Jr.,
who
which,
through
assisian®®
of
,-eWright tom-hed on the debt th a t
$ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0
N e c e s s a r y i 1 4 ",1 v th at the Upurposes
h ' t mr - J r '* * s ° j cummiue«: d . p , si ,,, «f ori»n«io, fund for tho Florida building nt tlie
After going over the history "f
-*■
j stated
p u nm .es of the vlct) chairm an; E. It. G raff, St. Philadelphia exposition is not so
:h<- «"tid owes woman fo r her the proceedings, the m ajority de giopal organization*, would provide
board would be lo assist the conn* Augustine, assistan t secretary.
well understood but when it Is ex
ili* devetopniunt of the cision whitten hy IL H. Meyer and tor storing, transporting, process
ty agent, which office ho holds, in
plained that this is to be a find
of life, nnd staunch concurred in generally by Du -ix ing and m arketing commodities.
C
hester
A.
Huvii
of
W
est
ljnlm
coping with the various problem s
1,1,1 d * >l 1 1 act will support th a t other commissioners participating,
Beach, was elected chairm an uf building to serve An an advertise
of
ag
ricu
ltu
re
which
may,
from
Members >i( the County Board of
i -ilift*, he said, every declared provisions of the proposed
til LItlie F irst district committee And ment of un entire stale nt an ex«
me . - c 'M*.
Education yesterday estim ated th at tim e to time, nrlsn in this county. Genrgo K. I-’oyu »f Ht. P etersburg, position to last six months nnd to
leases dealing with the rights <>f
He said that hv the assistance
be visited hy 10,000,000 people, it is
funds necessary to en try on the
: ' v Vi i ght paid trib u te pri- nun-assenting stockholders of the
aecretury.
considered well worth tho quota of
school work in the county during of the members of the l>oard, who
' the m other nnd the wife, units other than the old Nickel
.Staunch Republicans, who re $3,000, assigned to Hanford.
t h o ’y ea r 1920 would to ta l n t least are all said lo bo tuen fam iliar
'■''W' that from them em anated plate "appear to he designed to co
Workers report that there is
$ 20 0 ,0 0 0 , nnd planti w ere made to w ith farm conditions in the coun garded nom inations fo r office here
riMiaV inspiration and encourage erce nil the stockholders into ex
NEW PORT, Ark., Mar. 3.—(d'i check to tho probublo increase in ty, tho couRty agent would be In tofore us em pty honors und re fu s nothing but pruise for the quota
ment to ito Holder jvork.
changing their stock f o r th a t of the
a position to obtain b elter results ed to- accept them , are now will
Ilra/il Introduced'
now company upon the term# —Funds were being collected tho, 10 2 0 assessm ent figures of the ‘w ith the fnrn»-program In uh sec ing to have th eir names on tho necessary to pay for the expenses
of the regatta, there being much
throughout
................... Alkali*** today for tlo- county in order to ascertain the up1 hating Judge W rig h t’s ad- proposed."
iurty’a" lis t of candidates, party gratification over tho succcaa of
relief uf thuMi iBudr- liumcleF.t n> proxinmU' rovonuo which will uc tions of the country*.
•h*
l're.*ident Lane introduced
that enterprise.
Mayor Forn-st Lake appeared endora declared.
•bdi I’lajtiJ us "one of the most
NKW YORK March
(A’T - ihe dinatrous fire which swept this cruo to the school board ns its before
the eonunissionrrs and ask
Republican lenders are said to
At d u m b e r of Commerce head
‘ i .itih entertainers in tho world, Another attem pt to rebuild the fi town Monday, destroying approxi share to the' taxes.
•i hi.,n wlm can make you laugh nancial stru ctu re of the proposed mately 325 iioincs und causing
The m eeting of the board, which ed for an appropriation of $600 lie supporting Joseph W. Yopng, quarters there Is n well-founded
"i i n at will."
wns hold in tho office of Huperin- for the apnciitl advertising cam founder and developer of Holly- belief that tho “fourteen polntgL'
Nickel Plate railroad m erger, de mere than flJiim.OOO damage.
The local relief coinmittee tiad t i ndent T. W. Lawton, w h s atten d paign tij lie carried on by tho Han wood, for United S tates senator, campaign is already bringing pco’Ha- ilatiper
little Cunadian nted by the In terstate Commerce
•i -ended the rdntform and took Commission yesterday, may be approxiumlgly $ 10,000 iu hund ed by n num ber of Interested cit ford Chamber of Commerce. The Gthers are raid to support John pie to Sanford through the news
charge of h i r 'audience of " 0 0 ns made if the decision of the com ta rly today with telegram s l« Ing izens, am ong them being U. C. Du commissioners granted the money II. Lindsay of West Palm Beach publicity that has been aent out
for tho post.
since tho campaign preparations
i‘ miigii iati • tuntrobi his puppets, mission permits- a reopening of the received from various Arkansas Dose, chairm an of the board of requested.
Two bid* for the construction of
A caucus last nlglA was prepnr. began two weeks ago. Local hotols
be made Ids listeners hysterical. cane, financial und legal advisers towns and from other states telling tru stees for the Sanford school dis
doing big business and there ia
' " ' h with magic sw iftness moved of the Van Sweringeiis indicated in of contribution® lor the relief work. trict, Alex Vaughan, County tux as tho county homo was received anil ing to submit a stato party plat aurelarge
number of dolly Inquiries
In
must
cases,
subscription
g"t
both
rejected.
One
of
the
bids
form
on
th*
convention
floor
to
sessor and Hanford Doudncy, a s
m Lv tin- point of tears. With due.
%
*
called for an expenditure of $3',L- day. Among points appearing at the Chamber of Commerce for
■i lie -miry-that eould only be term
Failure to obtain a reconstruc under way early and were being sistan t to Mr. Vaughan.
ed remarkable he directed cx- tion of the Nickel Plate plan, on I rapidly filled, said reports rv< civ»J It wns estim ated thnt the tax a s 000 ami the other $33,000. Ad favorablo to -the platform com Irooms, apartments and houses, and
for literature about Hanford and
!"'i’.'«ipini'"us iiuns and w itticism s which its proponents already have o,i hy Earl K ilpatrick'of St. Ismis, sessm ent for Seminole county for vertisem ents for bids are to be mittee at tho caucus wrro:
[.Seminole
county.
published
again
on
Mar,
10.
staff
assistant
of
the
American
Reclamation of tho swamp lands
a' praetically every mem ber of the spent several million dollurs, lead
wh«>l purposes would am ount to
It is predicted at campaign head
in the South; Improvement with
aiiili<lie®, touching on ench indi- ing bankers declared, would prob R nl Cross, who is in charge of the $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 ,00 0 .
Federal aid, of rivers and harbors; quarters that when the big Adver
'"dn.d - business and hobbies with ably ____
_ the entire program <>f relief work.
disrupt
The i-lcctloif on the proposed
The
homeless
continue
!
optimis
tho u m of tho Australian ballot, tising acrioe gets under way that
hond issue fo r tbo Lake Monroe
mvfamiv accuracy. His songs an d l^ rajo r railroad consolidations now
cause hundreds of iSeople to
tic. m aking lig h t of their m isfor district was se t f ° r April 16.
full and equal rights of all citi
J ’K’ ' ,
apparently endless pending.
visit Sanford to investigate per* LTtunes. "W here do you live , was
zens,
regardless
r
of
sex,
and
a
V'Vi.' ii"‘ n,'rth kept his nudionce 1
---------------tho favorite greeting-of ex-ncignstrong endorsement of President sonally tho claims of the city.
enthralled for almost two hours.
bor,
with
u
lauglilng
exchange
fol
I ’-Tlw
Coolidgo'e policy of economy.
M ith am arlhg versatility he rnn
**M-i.; ! ■
Judge * B. C. Davis, o f West
iHotiriw earn the sublime to the ridiculous,
lowing.
_
* €"
Palm Uoacb, state chairm an,‘an
''•} with la irig lag Ids listeners from a so r
Appropriation kills o c c u p y
fi \LK STRIKES ATLANTA
NEW YORK.
Mar. 3.—(JP)— nounced the appointment uf Joseph
,"t Min- row, ul contemplation of nn (Ad
House.
Mar.
3
.—(/D—Hub
ATLANTA, Mur. 3 -tA '( --A
I b-c or- op carded, neglected piano to eonCHICAGO.
Thu 10 days’ shore leave granted L, Laube of Orlando as chairman
Muscle Shoals is discussed iu tho' Countess of Cathrart In hor o f the publicity commllteo o f the
day* vujmons of laughter by his im- ert Scott, trem bling with a p p a r blustering March gale struck At
ent. fear, was brought from Cali
fvtion* nersonntion of an
fight to entor the United Btatoa state committee, with Dr.. Walter
ta »nd northern Georgia w*[ Senate.
,
,
— amateur quar- fornia today to faro m urder lan
Farm lead en confer with Prc»i despite un order barring her for H off Seeley, former Managing
CHICAGO, Mer. 3.—UPI
night
*nd therm om eter* stood ui
t*tt(. singing grand opera,
dent
Goolldgo
and
Secretary.
trainmen
were killed
and mor
charges
growing
out
of
the
killirfg
“moral
turpitude"
la
up
at
11
Editor
of
the
New
York
World.
*ctl
2
1
degrees
here
early
todny
tr. , (in
1.
Accompanying him self on the of n drug clerk in a hold up two
than 20 paaseugers were injured,
Springfield
Republican,
and
Phila
o’clock
tonight.
w
the comical Canadian mad*
hend on coll’
16 seriously, ini a hea^l
There was much doubt today, delphia Public Ix*dger nnd Horace ion, o f.a ^ llw o ois
111* audiynre hysterical w ith his ^ D e sp ite n writ of haboa* corpus'
ln teriirjw tra ■■D m ’
ls ,____„
however, as to. w hether the n ig h t C. Stillwell, owner of tho F t. Lau and a Michigan
' d*VI, realistic reproduction of tenor,
C
cn tm lnftut,freight ;
Central
with -a.iv .luurnnu und haritono’ ports intended to keep him from the
would find the Countess on Ellis derdale Hun und News us the elh- on th*MichU
South
aide.
totliiV. ,
custody
of
police,
detective,
and
jjr
members.
the
Jslam! again or in her suite a t
rlapimig ttn<i becoming; lost In uniformed policemen took him to
Officials of each road irnmedl____ _ _ _
,,
«* * 1
ft sr.d
the
Hotel
Ambassador.
The
$500
ntely began an investigation of
i ' ’ #■/
L- lion.agonic* of an opqraUc sclec- he stato's attorney’s office .for
personal bond, which she signed
that an open e w ltc u w i
questioning before " P a r i n g
pwteny
3. it difficult- to secure any InWdil- on her relcaao from the island, doHis unusual
personality and
B A ¥D T . 1-OUI8, Ml**.. March
.
I h e w r it hearing
the
ent jury on thia case qr in other dares- that sha must surrender to
t u lying h i neath all of
c4se Favre will go’oW trial
RusstlT,^convicted of tho
*tad en.*1, i™
In which the aamo Ustiniony Commissioner of “ Immigration
buffoonery, le ft no room for
scene of the wreck were held for
h e r o tomorrow on a ch*rg» o f mur
time
bf Involved.
at the exp!ratioh of her
*
‘S
h
ie
s
t
resentm
ent,
in
conquestioning
by a corontria J“ r»; f
X t ^ W b ’.nVrerenth hour in- der with an injunction from th* Th» presiding judge repeated thl* Curran
trim
leave M«a required." * ' £ ’
The dead are f-b .
handled vmG °n w Ul *li" iwmonal jibes a t sanity pica.
injunction yesterday, but, at tho
.
SHANNON
CITY,
Iowa,
Mar.
0
No
otd*r
directing
her
to
re
court
to
newsjmpers
not
to
publish
and
two th^ , u* 'adic*' expense,
the *«Vhas been issued aa yet. Such —<A’>—£ u y Stockdaler principal o f « Edwin N >'B fliJam ln. Chlca
the testimony. Fsvre. indicted to p i * "time was
f ; “ut the entertain m en t it
_____present, turn
of the suburban tra!
:>+V
newspaper
i
M
:
an order. Ellis Island officials say, tho Consolidated School, has re conductor
TUXEP0 3 >0K WOMEN
connection with the slaying of »•
John Bute. Dytnrft, flrcm ai^ 6n ‘
sbile »jIiw * V i thnt Brazil is eming them to smoke within must coma from Washington.
signed following pariental reports
A M dinn.re. federal entomologist, pcrmlttfn_
-rplacing a labia
.the tatln»Vrort^v of. >n, ^Lioifal repun FW YORK, Mareh
Hearing on tho Count® **’ writ to school authorities th a t he had tlw Illinois Central engine^ /te r d ly was denied a /banIT* Pf the enclosure
,, ,. l s ,a n artistic en tertain er,
Ole Nolatm, address unknown.
stiThe new fad of tuxeJos for women S S T S i d the "trial ret for tomorof habeas corpus proceedings has k tight his elassto thedries
of nattht
trainman.
tra tn . in- .•* * ",« ^, r * Hrazll’a a c t. dancAt yesterday’s hesriM i bowaveT, been postponed unU* Friday. Un ural wedlock witliout
hnrtlv to have innovation*, with
with
7 . . 1! " ^ e^ ed in the ball room
’was tnotantty
^TodMy sheriffs depurics sum- thte.order uras not in effect as no less sbs returns
f«i tha Island ceremony. .,
01 th" ^ I until a b tc hour.
hody' wpof'
tealkpony,
t&
be
u
sid
In
fh*
trial
,■ 1Hi ■(, b style expoaitloa, where muned an extri .venire of 40 men
meanwhile. F • d • r n 1 attorney
The school board
wreckage. Nftb-cm .'.kid
“ l7,tlH'
Jluekner doesn't si® how uppliea- resignation of tor <11
•storm w arning i s s u e d ’ ;;Ctpre«nL they are l«lng shown
pital soon aftor Iftc-"
Favre
is
chaived
with
a'part
in.
t. is
j„ dark blue charmetn.
tipp
Uop for such a writ -can be argu- principal-instructor.
1 ‘UrU^t
tho slaying of McLeinore. who.
%V i t i t t
a . .U U
of
the
board,
sold;
f'f the
With VK M. MIngee, also a fode™1 edV^NJCE TIME IN;
BOWS TO HELEN
St
trfislil
■Arthur
was
n near
farce S w a r n i n g
entomol
^ j X ’ Wsltar AT' White
Count***'
l e a t h e r B ureau-here
*H d
of Ux&y.
| « u S »« urdsr to newspaper* with I H I
f . i f l f f siroui th a t,!
•
circulation
to
Hi
accept hsr ( lesitii
to
_1 ° r t''ern storm warn- German tennis champion, F ™
from
a. m. Delaware
N . 1 U* Me
>'
I_WASHINGTON, Match ;t.-- 0 Th
Canvassing Today
Check Up Tonight fa
Expected To ShowBig Amount Raised
KIWANIANS HOLD
‘LADII^ NIGHT’ AT
FORRESf L A K E
HOUSE SWAMPED
WITH PROPOSALS
T 0 AID P A P E R S
BIDS FOR COUNTY LAWSON IS G. 0. P.
HOME DENIED BY CHOICE FOR SEAT
COMMISSIONERS IN LOWER HOUSE
ia w r
Scitool Board Says
$200,000 Necessary
For 1926 Program
People Of Arkansas
Come To Aid Of Town
Stricken By Big Fire
I
[Has
ilh]
tors
Robert Scott Is In
Chicago For Trial
Ten Day Leave Of
Countess Will End
W ashington N ew s Tonight A t Eleven
Favre Trial Begins Thursday With
Papers Told Not To Give Testimony
Three Are Killed Am
More Than 20 H
When Trains Ctflli
S |;-
Teaching: Theory Of
Natural Mating:
Leads
Mating LcadB|"r,n
„’i':I\,,'"i. K + fiS i m
To Principal’s Ousting
« v “S I
dli
im
�tv^5
'fil
’1 ' vv / v ’V*w Vi
THE
X-
*
•*
WEHNESPAV MARCH 3.
Batting Drill Is Under Cabaret Dancer Has
Way WiWTSenators; Good Time Teaching
" fife s *
Goslin Is Back In Fold Bankers “Charleston” “MACON,
(;n
Seeks Late Dad's Laurels,
Mar?
I’AI-M DKAC1I. M ar. :i.--(/P»— Hereafter diploma,
:U*
•'The funniest night In P alm Bench"
f *M
1"
t° the
graduating
classes
of
ererr
is how F rances W illiam s, jftjght
perform er, described the pn'rty
Wrilt<'n in
^
Senntom, bat the slutrinrs t.f the., ninu bwhb-h
s h e - ta u g h t O tto Kahn, I ,; crtto fo rc they havcb»n in i I1American l-eugue chnnt|ilt»iw hare
*‘'lr
mil yet
vet parked
narked the
the hall over tties] F ranklin Simon, B ernard B anieh throughout but rcccntlv
not
and Jules B athe how tq do the t,f ‘be senior c l a ^ p ^ ’ ,nt;nW»»
fence.
y
C harleston.
k fJoosii G o slin .'th e club's heavy
^ b c in stru ctio n s w ere given' at
i hitter, is rendy for intensive train
ing now, having signed hi* con the now home of M rs. V era B rand,
trac t w ith his President Griffith of Now York. She had Miss W il
a fte r a two hour debate over Hie liams and m any chorus g irls on
salary clause. The contract was hand because- the fo u r gentlem en
term ed a com prom ise but the fig had professed envy because they
could not do the C harleston.
ure was not m ade known.
So Miss W illiam s g ave the les
Mike M artin has his hniida full
with u-bevy of pitchers, including sons and th en th e supposedly se
several newcomers. He predicts date gentlem en tried the step s w ith seniors request.
•*“** ***
another good y ear for the regulars. the clioruH g irls. T he chorines
There was little oniK,.;ii
Johnson and Covelcsbie, anil for said th e lesson was successful only change ordered, 1 V - t “? lh* j
Joe Ilusli, added to the staff in n from th e stan dpoint of affo rd in g those which w ||| b<- i.u.,1
5
am usem ent to the’sp ectato rs.
trade with Ft. Louis.
With Iteiilher still out of the foul
liecanre <f contract dJfficuUics,
and Znehary sent to the Browns In
a trade, not a re g u lar left-hander
i.^ in camp. A num ber of hopefuls
wliii tht'tiw from the south side
tocAvver, arc try in g for berths.
WASHINGTON. M«r.
________
OM V*
ROBERTS
BARTON
■m*iiK»i!H*imm!u;i:rciiuisKK!<>iciEic
"N o nil. j o u c a n 't p * 1 post,"
“ Mow con xvo i? j to China If >oa
Rwpjicvl the big hat th a t W orkni ttw t I; l u* u n it ?“ n*l.*<:j Jui**.
(ho road. so th at Nancy and Me!
' Von can mi lirmmd tli- i.Ui t
eouW n o t get past. “ Nut until . way,” -hid th? lo t. “ Tic world's
you gK me n bushel of Jersey t-mtud. mid China I*. on M....... i ' hn
m osquito*;, n hush'I of C hltf'se side. And you can -U p in New
dragon-flic*, and u buehr-1 uf fu;: Jet* y inuring back."
*y caterplllors with thoh* hair cut.
•,.Wry-w**ll,M said llickyiluu tifI m ust lay In my w inter supollee, j lly. “ That'-* wlint wu’ll do. What
A t this Jupc; the U n n n n look* color of dragon-flica -do you uvecd a t the Twins and the Twin* te r? "
looked a t Jupc. iiinl lllekfdoo. the
"B ottle g n v ii," m id the bnt
woodm man. looked at everybody; s h o r th .
Nobody knew whnt to do. There
At the tm ntion of the word “ but
w as the rnornxvjr Int atretehed , ♦kJ’.lw th Nnncv and Nick rchicm* a c re s ; Hi road mul there w iun’t Ivtvd th ir uitni:ds -*'OSi ib a i! At
H»y i"i»rc rhn'ict* of trolli-i r pact !hi * rate we’ll' in veV tret the Bine
him than there la of in** having C hen
' sfii«l Nnn-y. “ And twair
s tx k in .l. o.* ice c i.a in foe d in n er.'T w in k le Pen, tint fairy l No doubt
-
.sir«
Jswas'sstfra?
\
\v
-
.
Suddenly Nick called out, “ W hat do you know nlmul th at.
'
Life Termer To Come
BaekWithoutPiffhting
Isn\ ra dit ion FromCuba -
1
f’Al.LAH V.SSKK. Mu.. Mm. ii- o V i-n . H. lingers, state recruiting
officer, has hem r cut. to Havana, I
• uba. to rt-turn Herman Knowles, 1
r cniteil life-tim er, to tile slate pea --1
FBANK GOTOII JJt., LKFT, AND ".ST1IANGLKR" I.KWI.s
it-minry.
One o l'th e g reatest w restlers ill history was file late Frank '(Jotch.j Word was received at the stale j
Many called hint “king uf them all .’ 1 Another famous m utman Is Kd
luireati
yesterday
th a t'
“ .Strangler" Lewis, who Inis held the clnnnpioiisliip a t various time Knowles who was recently recapLewis says Frank (iotch taught him ninny of hjs'.Tricks, Now Lewis
[h u n a n , had waived e x -'
j ban taken G utrh's sou in tow and will endeavor to make a champion of t,-.**litiun-s. The iiiessage was re
him. Frank Jr., is 12 years old ana some nay hopes lo ponicss the
from C arlton Bailey H urst,
laurels, onre held by Ids illustrious dad.
consul general, who asked Hint
someone be rent to take charge of
Knowles
Knowles was convicted in St.
Lucie comity for m urder. He <si jipeif front a truck in Jacksonville,
April U. 1H24,
Cl knoxv very well w e’re going to ho is still writing his silly poem
lies on the
have rice pudding,)
about the blue bottle flies
rlil
Even I*n
Paddyfoot,
the mouse, rid- wall. We'll iu>t have to hurry."
i*
' In g In Ju p e's pocket, didn't know
"W ouldn't potato-hugs d o ? " a sk
w h a t to do.
ed .fiitM-. "I know where th ere 'll re
B ut a fte r all, it wus Paddy fool I lovely Jut niu-s wit 11 gexcrnb lolor.'
Who )iad the first Idea.
d f -.trlnVa."
»
"Soy," he said. "Hlckydon is i “ N’o," said the hat.
supposed to know everything. W hy' “ O f'-Isdl-w rerila?" juked liirl.y
don t wc look ill his index luid see'dim . “Thvv grow duwtt south end
w h a t It says atwut Jersey mos- ii Iku' i so far,"
.
qultoes and Chinese dragon-flies
“No." mid the bat. ,'t % und fuzzy caterp illars."
“Or H ies?" n d n !
N d u n "*
"That'B a very good idea, in- know where ilu-iv an/
dcod," said lliekydo. “ Press my
“ Now look here." m id the bn!
second button, Nick, and when the "The first -tiring veu know. ymi’B > ’ \ K\\ \ 'M th.
Mardraw er rprings out, find the 'B Y U- pb vine an .ii-,-i n i d i mi m i lt(-n',ilict \ '
I i-J • •
nml thrn look f o r 'bug:*.' That tell- IV, said in* la t ;a \
t->< n- III I a M ' - vi >ni l mi
ovrrythinR."
goo*."
I"l ill - In I in ■ 1 1 •!* \ i
"I don’t cmit when- vou had ."
ThPl-e evil-- ladliinu »-Im Im u l.''-V"|iil i mi,ii
i'
Raid the big blue bat. "Out be Nam v and iliiiu- got on on* mnior
■i n Ii I'hiii.'IiI I•i • r i ’ll1
Careful you don’t look for wasps. cycle and Nick and Biel.- thm •• t
I f 1 get my nnne stung ngnin. I nil the other m otor,w i*' and ,r\.,\
•han’t answer for what may Imp- they started in the directiu i iom
p w ."
wlii.il lla-i bail 1 "i .
Nick pressed llie second ballon
I'nl |h e \ hadn't go....... i i li t
in llkkydooV woodnn ' jacket and a mile when (be
l«- ■ i
out slid n drawer with t e \ <ml which June and Nancv w ........:•!
bundles of papers io it.
ing bad a bl**w <>.»! AnJ > ■ l. «,y
Nick took out a bundle marked ato|*peil.
*11' and looked for 'B ugs.' “ Here
Jai-e u m l lin k , bm w n- l.nikinr: i - il l , l i t i i |Ui . i , e '
,
It W," be rrlid . "It tells alt a b o u t' t*» v.e* how they i o’.iltl f'» < oh
n tm eia-e i
: m iryU tlng.
Jcrpey
niiinquiluu* riiddenlx s.u l. ftdb-d - yi ' 11
I le *
l . l 'e
■H 41
.
,
ill loll till '., nliiiiit tl ;il
>,.l le
....
JI(W >» New Jirn -y . Chinese drag„ H|tfl
,| - | tl . 1 a ■' \ 11 • 1 1 »wa -i ie
g jx
onifllos live ill china; uml fiirzx
, |.m„ sp .,, |„ .la i n .i - tn.il!
■
cat*rpil)«rs live in onduirds."
I I n He I 'oiilinueil i
Arno lit nil
Benedict A mold Letter
Brings, Price of $3,900
i
I
hazard of his life co-operated with prays m behalf of him self and of
F ir Henry Clinton, Cominander-in- ficers, (m oil of whom are Amcrch ief oi the Brilisli Arm y in ieai - who have sacrificed tlieir
* .Vllll
Imt bis intentions and profs*riy by joining tilt* Kings A r
j measure le m g ili.-.covercd, before my I, th at you will be plcnn-d to
they could be brought lii the huppv take his and th eir case into y u a n
i sue which proaiised to put a eam-idorntitiii. and lie lias the
• favorable end t«i the War in Amer- vreatt-st confidence from the .iust‘ ica, lie whs so fortunate as to e-- ness of It is. claim, th a t your interi.ipe from the Americans, anil lnix ■ e t will be used to have his Carps I
I i-1 :* j- J wed He lln ti-h Army ,*i pat on the B ritish Entnhlit)hmenl,
N* w 1 old. lie cxert.-d linnself nt t Ii:.t bis officers may have some
lan lnjr a I'r.w inei.il i i.rps, at a ri-coaipeuee for tlieir exertions, and)
ery a 1 eat cxpeiue to liinlseli.! lla- sacrifices which they
have
and etfk-vrs, tauter tie- idea and made, uml tlniL all adequate p ro
promt e that hi Coips (called the vision, by some appointm ent, or
VopTii-an l.i giotn. -h'.uld be put o th er tow ard may lie made for bis I
i-o lie. t-siuldi linn id
lien com* losses, uml the sacrifices which '
idi I'st
lint Inning t(ii.-i:il about be bie nmde in prom oting thu in
lent hundred men, hi- officer* terest of tb i1- C ountry—and your
ee le . I lor 'elisolls OllkllilWII tiu M emorialist m in duty bound will
hinii et'i-ienUiI by the fontmu'iidei 1 ever pray."
in * i n f I coin completing their i
V 'l 'l l . - e . l .
ii Uni I*, i .
B i ' ' t '.| e ‘
j e t
| ..-i
(libers F,.sliililislii"l
•‘llliill'll
“ l n Mi i i ' ipi laln l begs leave
A!*oiortn ,
1
to b ' rye ilui! a number of I'ro
Hum lit t i 1 t.t'i * *• 1 *' *
a o' C h ip - i v>it limit tiny g re ater
.111111 1It iII 11' In 111 1'. i . ' ( • t ' h u ll to nn i it t linn hi-, and oilier
• t i t ’ ll* "i 1 '
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M 1 ' p i ini' i a* en pm mi I he Bril
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i h I' '.dill-lion-nl ibioMgli Ihe in
M T T L F ROCK. Ark.. Mar. .'I.
JA M I'A , 1 hi .
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• ‘ i MU
te l' -t " f tbeii eomiinindltig offieei.
(if1) —Hoga are entitled, (lie Milne as IJohn I t' eel nun. Iinul, In, i,| tie Ikl'ri IF
')*•!,.( | , .....
•1
"A etll
Mellloriiliisl
therefore
hom an beings, to U- warned of t h e ^ 'l l j , wii, killed ivjieii hi .inlunm-,
i * approach of u train , by the blow bile slnu-k n lelephoin- |>"U- -n
I
in f o f whlatlca and rlngit g o f the P' "ded across Memorial llighwa:
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bell on the locomotive, the Arkan- About midaigbt loesd-u nt,’lii.
pas Kuptvnie C ourt that
held Tw aduv.taken"Vto " u‘"Ilocal ho;
, '"total
.n h wall.
Iu h, tl.
ii
it The
won cuuit
not pn
veil tb.it
decided
llmltb->
b eeni gi
- a twas
i a efound
' b y bisa iskull
m O nhud
m -Ifho-mi
i- ' trio
......
neer and fireman of a Mi*i*«iurl
Pacific puxtM-ngcr train nenr New- Lured and dentil followed -Ii ill
The telephone pole had lie* n
pOTt, pWinded the whistle and rung
the bell, tile railroad t-op.pmiv broken and wire* wen holding it
must |tuy M. V. Iluia IM) for kill* III" t o s s till I'tolwav 0 hi ii| t f | S u I'ei-l
from lhi> griHind M ill 11.... im . i
Ing his dog.
•1 io \ ! i i c n i bun;*alt»vv
ix
T he dog was run down by n negro, was a iristid (Id* niOlu.t ,
nger truth at u Juckuon conn- on a rw klcw driving eharg'- i. b*
atseiigcr
y grade
Iluia .vi.s nward nulbojllb-s uitum-iI him I tn i
itie crossing.
r
K it * 111
’''till m i h I l u » p o r c i t e p . l o c a L e d
ed $od dam age^ in jiiLHei* iim r ijb tg 'b e pole with an aiitomoei?
and the aw ard ii|diefd in elrviiil
i D.MI-iS o i 1 OF SKC
" ! i ( ) : i l i A \ f h U f : i t ! ’oiil'ft'Ciil Ii S t i v c t .
court.
MILAN, .Mat '. 1.1** I mni s**
D*,l
JtJD G K FINKS IIIMrtKLI
e lo ‘ion at (iariloiie, (inhin-l li'An
1
PAHAGOlH.l), Ark.. Mai "
mntzlo tins cnim- to -ee he, Ini nier
P. M. ciiane; . police judee. finance, Ida KuhiieMeiu, appeal Pi
1 'i*in • SS.l K)l),(II)
| V r i ir :.
ip court here Tuesday fined him tie Italian iiiemiore of hi pla .
$."< for ilrlviio: lit- aiilonmbi'e "iln M artyrdom of Zuu S.ih.i ii
2, fc' v lth o jly one light burning in mu! tin- gossips an* hu*j
VloluVtuP I l f the eiiy 'i Uiiffi. m
tllnai is ilr. H, ,L G 'vea, an i,l*h i
ril l I INFS ORI t.n v
Plan, wu* also fiia-i1. .*'<
l: M t.lGII N i VI
t Ik
>;t\ t t - \ \ i n s l o n O i ' u j i n i / .n t i n n ,
IIn r cttucge.
I *i, llai i * \ \ .... ........ t'lia
m)
f
* LKARWATKR
$287,000
woith nf building perm its Fmied
in January.
D R U ID
Located on th e Sanford-Orlando Road,
H ighw ay N u m b er 3, in the sectiontotheC
51’ S an fo rd D istrict th a t is showing (
d g n s o f the city ’s grow th and cxpairiH
The p rev ailin g prices in Druid Parkaisl
low th e p resen t m arket value,
be convinced.
A Britt-Chittenden Deoel
OCR ORGANIZATIOK
C. L. Britt
E. A. Chittenden
Juo D. Chittenden
L. T. Chittenden
l'’rank J. Fitziintrick
U. C. Griffin
W. C. Hill
E. M. Hunt
llowiril
Mildred G.1
E. It
Frank L'
THE BRITT-CHITTENDEN REALTY CO,
K, j
Trains Must Whistle Tam pan Killed When
Warning* To Dogs, Is Auto Strikes Dole
I ^ High Court’s Opinion Lying Across Bond
FOR S ALE
Boost the Chamber of Commerce Special
PUBLICITY DRIVE
SANFORD GROVE
OL A LA — New
miinufnri in m>,
Ocala Brick A. Tile Cote
cgitp opuiation.
ideal
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III)
I ' III . i 1 |l
I
1 1 ^ h e i 'i i i m *
I\ I 1
It
I .f
I ' i* -
i'
Strategic Location
Natural Beauty
Remarkable Accessibility
Inr.
i ill Hr I pidiiy tlei Ion >1 !
t ** *11
“A m id M ajestic Pines
Low Prices
*
I I f e '( I , ,
< >av iu * r s
,'l t oiim Illtlg
Phone 707
VS BUST Bt tVS
One u-nxint furnished house on Park Avenue, in
Ihe ninth block, at a figure under the market. \
small rash puynienl will pul one in po.sses.sjon tct-l
Ihe hiilanre etui he ar.anged like rent.
Price
SH.HUlMtt)
'V-
One 1-room houae on Ihe router oi tilth and Jjt(ltH A venue, for ^7.000.00.
'I'his |> a tgr\.'r nice
house and would make un ideal In tttt>. S ee^ lfo it
once uboul either of ihe above.
M ,*•
COLCLOUGH REALTY COMPANY
Mrwt Nai I. Bank l^ldg.
.
I" It'l l nn
( ,
Railroad, in sw itching lim its—
" *1 I'watJ
f a ir . ,v ■hw-jj
!r«|il It
MI. DAYB.ONLY
i
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Ir*
^4
E. C. MILLER. PrtJsiDeut
f'*- .*
Easy. Terms
'' rtr-Ax
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E lr sl National Bank UIdg.
l ita u n itu .r
itr^fUD South Park An*.-wS*
f->*■ -• !*‘
^ T efep lioiie 7.’12
• Sanford, Kluridti
H a l l b ia te
Rail Road
«
ron ta g
This forms a quartet of definite and specific causes Ihat •**r
j,,,* \
in u Idling manner at Sanford Grove. Where thinking
analyzed the situation of Sanford— who know the trend oi
^fk- .
—who app.cclatc the rapid enhancement of values in H'1' ^ «r-iffic
enHlern section of (he city— who rculize tremendousi aiuoun " . ‘ jev>rf—
will putts at the intersection of Geneva Avenue and (
1 ‘ n,elTi»l. I»who knows what it means tel be w ithin easy access to the t ‘
building
dust rial, social, and recreational centers of th e.
:(1g enh****^
Uieir homes appreciate its unusual natural beauty 'hat t-’
js tnsurt^
by improvements and developm ents and that thur aair..' v0unt ow* »•
against depreciation by careful restrictions. All oi \nr>«-' • ■ ,jc>rlopl»rices far below the market value of homesites in other n ^
J
inenlju^
,
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W’e- kjuit ‘ oil tq see Hanford Grove,’ thoroughly undenHmd
of
h'omr community and realize its help toward the g r m i n ,.
r -..u
«nr
with«»r
the city. We invftc you to take th is trip of
im ,,,ram c« n be «>•
representative that the improvement and development pnt.
plained in detail.
•
one 72U
^
�PA G E
THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3. 192fi
rs
CageCrown
In As Many Y ears
and two' of th eir victims had been
highly touted
and wore backed
wifh*nut.ita/idintr soasohnl records.
East n i"h t they spurted to a lend
in tin first few m inutes of piny,
and North C arolina., catching
.•c iHincn in .■Montgomery;
breath in a period of intensive
.
Story
O f Large Fortune 1b
guarding, suddenly irot its scoring
A ffirmed By Chicago Man
machine going end had tlenl the
score nt 15, al when the firs t half
ATLANTA. Gn.. March X t.Pi—
ended.
A fttr th a t tho* hoHora
sce-siiwThe
body of John \V. Worthinrtcn.
*
L -* n_i i
tho “Wolf of Ln Salic Ftr-c*." will
not bo buried in the j.rijpn r> nvctery ut tho' Atlanta federal
nijai? »»*•«».» — - —
•^aFighting dcsimrntely to overcome tentiury. Wdrdct^Iohn W. Snook
Jay. -the fast piling Tarheel lend, the made thin known h er1 today v ",ep
son. ,Aff<rics .se n t substitution a fte r he revealed that the body had o i i
of substitution into the fray , but
jell* North Garoliim played h er first clnimeil by a friend of th e.
man in Mor.tgonurx. Ala . and
Ute five all the way.
y. | Fouling wn* frenuent in the Inst would be taken there i*>r 1-uri.il if
claimed by daughters • f Worth
lari.I terrific period. The Aggies were not
ington.
-•
---v*„..»u
icej called for 1 1 of thei
On*» daughter, Mrf. Alton Pike
tt '■Carolina hnd seven
of Chicago, .requested thn* iicfnther he given a "Chr -liar, boiiul
in Atlanta.;' Tho other. Mrs -t<>l*»
I CELERT MARKET
liege Girls Chosen
Freshman
- Commission
HJ
»*■:
Smith", Tam pa: Sadie Spenncr,
Tampa; Lois Wilder, T am pa; Bornire McCollum. Jacksonville, F re d
erica Campbell, Daytona Beach;
Leona Price, Bradenton: Sue McDmntd, Gainesville; M ary Percival,
Jacksonville; C atherine W alters,
DoLand; Jlattin McColskey, L ik e
City; Gladys McDonald, Wmtchuln.
Nannie Let- Criddleliaugh, T am pa;
Frances B aggett, Gonzales: M ar
garet Maxwell, W inter H aven;
Until W ethington, Thom nsvllle;
Olive Neivmhn, S anford; S ta tia
orthingf money
:ik -lg lie
i-. now
• f ll- • tax.
J i e x a m p le ,-a taxpayer,
iiMtiameil and with no do1 uiiits. whose net illcniiu*
t- i ll,25 was $5,1100 would pay
villi -ut this reduction a tax
of $52.50.
His actual tax is
{ u1 -7. From Ids net income
••f 15.000, he is nllowed a por'■<'111(1 exemption o f $1,500;
the ting of I'v p e r cent on the
icmuinmg $3,500 is $52Jt0.
'•tie fourth of this am ount, or
$13 15. may be deducted.
Fur the purpi e of com put
ing this credit,-in no casi* is
th<- cumed net income coni (insideied to ho ill excess of
I 2 o.0 ot).
Under the revenue
-id of 1321 the onrned net in• *uin* was eonsidered not to
he in excess of $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .
The term "earned net in*
fume" is defined us "wagi-r.
' iiai ies, pi ofrssional fees n r I
other amounts . received for
per.-'unal ser.vices actually ri-u-
Trustees Of Near
East R elief Are To
Meet In New York
NEW YORK Mar. R.—The Na
noarq of Trustee* of D'1-'
Near F.nih Relief will hold R* an
nual meeting al the Pennsylvania
Hotel here on . March 4.
Those
pi«*cnt will include, beside th*'
niuniliera -of the Hoard, delegal*
from state committees in nil part*
of the United States..
Elections wil.k.be held to replace
‘verity trustee* whose term ex
pire. Trustees whose reelection >*
ix tw ted Includo Vico President
t’harlex Q. Dawes, S ecretary of the
Navy Ray Lyman W ilbur, Anibas‘“ lor Myron T. H errick. Elihu
Root, f harles W . EUpt. President
Emeritus uf .H arv a rd ; utid DrJohn ||. Fintry o f the Neiy Vork
Time*, _ The convention will receive nuthoriutive repott on evory pha*°
“f the economic, political and hu
manitarian situation in N ear-eas
tern countries, to g eth er w ith »ummarie* of work done by sim ilar
I organization* representing Eng*
land. France and o th er Europ ^ 11
countrie®.
pUeujslon of the financial V*
rta lri of the urganixatlon will >n*
P reparation.of * budget
t»‘Uth.)ruing . the expenditure <>«
riu H u .tb s g o » :
L
A
to Monroe, l.n.
S mie of the principal power com! a n iis v.hose lines would h o-con
nected to m ake th is co u n try wide
Min n ew t a P o w e r''-’
a n y ; -S t. Cloud
PybUd Service; N o rth ern State
Pow er Com pany W
. isconsin M in rg H ^ f
rota Pow er nnd L ight Co,: J a n tesvilla Klee Go., S outhern W isconsin .
■Klee, Co.; W isconsin R ailw ay
l.ijznl and Pow er Co.; Public S erv
ice* Com pany o f N o rth e rn Hlinolst
Illir-ois P ow er nnd L ig h t Corpohn*
linn; N orthern In d ian a Gqs nnd
E lectric C om pany; In d ian a and
Michigan E lectric C om pany; In
diana G eneral Service C o.; Ohio
Pow er Go.! "the Ohio Service Co,;
W est V irginia W a te r and E lectrio
Co ; A ppalachian Pow er Co.; R o a-s
qeko Railway nnd E lectric Co,;
C ntotlna Pow er and L ig h t C o.; '
Southern Pow er Co.: G eorgia R ail
way am i Pow er Co,; A labam a.P ow
e r Go.; ^M ississippi Pow er ^tn.l
l.igltt Co.; nnd Louisiana P ow er
r.nd f.ight Go.
• ~
Huge P lan ts Would Re Joined
Tho cter;* n o ln li’l du* tkr.V th is
Iplan wpuld eonnwet Uu* hydrOHRee- '
Irlt* plnnta, th e larg e elertrio p lan ts
in r.nd nenr tho cOal fietdb, «"(( tho
trront steam gencratimr p lan t* in
the n atu ral gas fields of L ouisiana, I
whdro the n atu ra l gns fuel su pply
flows ct high pressu re from th e
enrth benenth th e boUcra.' j *
Reference was mmlo to tho f a t t
th a t 72 per cent of th e country**!,
w ater, developed and undeveloped, *
fa west of the M ississippi R iver, .
N E W ELECTRIC
POWER PLA N TO
B E EXTENSIVE
Your Income T.’ix
The exem ptions under th e
revenue act of P.)2 fi are $1,5110
fur single persons, and $3,5110
TiV iitiirntd pentunti living togi thi r and heads of fnm iles.
In nddilion a $4110 credit is nl j'lWnl for earlt person depend
irg upon and receiving Itis
chief support from the tnxpnyi t , if such | s t on is under
years uf age or incapable nt
elf up port because* nieiitiiHi
it pht'sh-ally defective.
I i i- mmiuil tax ra te umler
tii !■ i title act of 10 2 0 la I
|vr u n : «>tt.4ho first* *•!JIAO'
i t iti-i leconie in excess of the
l*. t - i d I'xemptiniis. credit for
il»5- n il ills, etc., 3 per cent on
tin- i*i \* $1000 and 5 per cent
uti tin- halnm e.
U nder the
l-r i-liiig net the nottltal tax
r.t* • un < 2 per cent oil the
fir • >I,'1011 of pel income
J
tin- exem ptions and
'■M I ■ . I |u r cent on the next
- - .oiil fi per cent on the
r. ng net income.
- u ii . i"ne up to $5,11011
e d red "cnrneil net in( tn this am ount the
■t- c.i-r is i u ntied to a credit
• ' ' ' pi r icut of the am ount
l;«m, N. C.; fm m D urham to Tal*
F ills , Ga.: from T allu lah
E n glish Ship A nd1lulan
Palin to th e A labam a s ta te line;
tho A labam a M ate line to
Hum Cargo Will Be from
Pensacola, Flit;; dl/d from tho e a s t
Alabam a line th ro u g h Selm a, A in.,.
R eleased At Mobile |Jackson,
M is'., and from Jackson
N EW YORK. M ar. .1 —f/P )^ A RYE—
break of Csi points in th e common May
stock of tho E rie railroad, o n e 'o f Sept. . .
the units in th e proposed ’.‘Nickel LLARD—
a i . w w « ■«
Plato” m erger, on an opening sale
of 6,700 shares waa th e stock m a r duly .....J...
ket's first reaction to tho official RIBS—
announcem ent of .tho In te rsta te Mhy ...........
Commerce .ConfttfnitfOnTt rejection JUly ..........
B E L L IE S—
Mr.y - .......
----- - - —. *<>v i i i u i a t u t ; ,
J u l y ______
Commerce Commission's disap
proval of the "Nickel Pinto" m er
ger term s, nnd carried about a doa*
_________ ______ _— - m
cn of these issues down from four
to nearly thittccn points.
Shipping point inform ation fo r
The vestcl and cargo which *was
Prices generally wavered fo r a
J e i l i y , March ‘J . *
made the fn b jra t of r.n appeal to
time under the im pact of this Hqui-1
{.anford, Fin.': clear, cbel; Mod- the U nited S tates suprem e court,
I'atiut:, hut stri ng buying support '
r.tc w in Inquiry. Demand mod- was released tinder a ?t6,00rt hood
wnt in evidence nnd, with few ex
a te, m a r/e l slightly w eaker, today in th e federal court, nnd
ception.-,, quotations of standard in- ;
irland* t o'.b. iiPiial nnd f.o.h. cash p rep aratio n s were being made to
dustrlnls. upd public utilities'. did I
nek. 1 0 -fnch-crate? in th e rough, b rin g h er down from M ajpirine
Cabbage, IV- bushel ham pers,
not hrrak thru their low pricer of
C dot*. O ld e n Self-blanching, fa ir Point, w here sho lias been tied up
new. -trek. 2.*7<J>:t.25. '
yesterday in the early trad in g ..
generally good quality, fairly since h er capture,
Ceh -y, Florida 10 jpeh crates, J ’s
W ith tin* exception * f Chcrac11 blanch”d, Sd.50-J.00, m o stly
She will load her cargo, which b
ut-.d
5.00^6
I’
i).
f enke antf Ohio, win -e tnignrilv •
•otmd $*1 .7 5 . ,
.
- • now in stopig.* hero, and will sn l
Guks,
bushel'
cralcs
praetlcnlly
sto ck h o ld er are generally given
T otal carlot hipmeiSts from 'San- ^out, of th e port ft free s^iio.
credit for the a'Jccva ■ftil opposition ne -sujq’Hes.
n l d lflric t this K.m'fpft to dhtt-,+ JJcm bhrs of the crew w ere ro
1
'l’g
plant,
ntpudard
crates,
fancy
to operation by the Van Swerglul l ; tutr .1 cr.riot fb ip n e h 54 .:fxjim ! leaned on th e ir own rocognixnnce
prarti;
-llv
no
suupllca.
Bflii, sharp.,recessions took place in
in fen l d ielrist last season (until severq! day's npre a fte r Judy.* Rcl>I
V
js
English,
Tbushel
ham
ptho shdrer of nil Units of the pro
tlt’, 1,022; T otal cnrlpt shipment.*!! e rt T. E rvin, o f the federal court
posed “ Nickel Plate” system . orvrpsnctirally no aqiiplics.
>,m Srufoi-d d istrict two years | here, had auntninflrh dem urrers t<»
Peppers, ita n d a r d y ta te s , green
('Iissapealic and Ohio opened UA*
fam
y.
practically
no’
supplies.
higher but ran up to ijjot-i before
iSqi.Mh, standard crates, yellow,
| tho end of tho first hour.
fnncy.^rncticnlly no supplies.
P crr M arquette cominun broke
Squash, sta'ndard erntes, white,
I2M points, t-Mc common 7 'i , the !fanes, pm ctlcally no supplies.
first preferred 4*a and the second | Sweet Potatoes, per cwt. J.SBp*
preferred 5. No Sale oT Nickel i :i,:;..
Plate old stock was recorded on
Tomatoes, sixes. Florida, fancy
- ............ ......... . ............
-M .
the New York Stock Exchange in count and slock, J.75dT'ri.50.
leased nnd h er cargoes resto red ,
tic first hour of trading. It clos
Tomatoes, sixes, Florida, choice
Ships, which w ere b ro u g h t' hero
ed Inst night «l l.tb'l. nnd there cm.nt and stock :L50(p)4.00.'
from Biloxi, w ere freed on ru lin jp
w. vo a few m arket onlers nt the
Oranges, boxes, fancy count and
made by th e court ti\ Minskmippi
( t’r< aing hu t these w ere withdraw n st'- k. $J.'25@6,00.
nnd some slntu boats selred last
when- brokers found it. impossible
Oranges, hoxes. choice count and
sum m er were released when tho
i to get w hat they called a reasona stock, $:l.7B@J.OO.
"m other sh ip ” hurt her cargo w ere
ble bid. The stock was not even
Grapefruit, boxes, fancy count
confiscated.
quoted.
and sock. 4.00((7)4.50..
Grapefruit,
boxes,
choice
connt
Total sales in the first hour fell
just n few shares ^fhort of 1 .0 0 0 ,- nnd -t.H-l;, .<!t.0 0 tff;i.r>0 .
Strawoerries, .T2 qL crates, 156?
0 i)0 shares with the tieker 1 H min
utes I ehitul the actual quotations
I on the floor.
! Heavy selling of the so-called
■"M* rger rails" unsettled the rail
road liit soon a fte r the opewttig,
hut m i oral industrials showed in
dication * of strong buying support,
pen* M arquette common collapsed
GJMCAGO, Mar. :i.—J/P»—InTltrneatly 111 points and P ittsburg and * nee by uptiirii-i at quotations at
W e r t Virginia, “ K nty" toninion l.iverp.iil wheal averaged higher
Mi.-.-oiiii t’acific common ami Kan- t *01.11 dining th e early trading.
I'l eviimi -ellc i s nr*l houses with
Eii.-tih i I'l'iinectinns were buyers to
a fair <Ment. On the o th er hsuoi
many 1 uolers, showed usual In ter
est in the i >*urue of the New York
and gave evidence of on effort to
avoid prubaldo effects which the
wheat m arket might experience
from ii tegular fluctuations in hp- i
curities values.
Chie.igo opening prices on wheat
*,e lower to 's c higher, May, new
A tlanta: 21 degrees, clear. No
l ..Vi t o 1* am) Ju ly
to
wein followed by the moderate geo- ear lot arriv als. 5 earn on truck.
i-rat ailvance nnd then mimoroun Supplies m oderate. Demand and
1 1 hiioi i s within it relatively nniiow trad in g m oderate, m arket steady
Florida, 10.Inch crates. 3-1 d*>«.
nuu;t*.
$5.00-5.25. Galifiirnia, ern tes $10.
I .VxVr" ,in^ 011,8 wt'r ‘‘ ratty, in the
Gincinunti: 17 deirroes, elenr. I
IMiiiitr 'nhsChi-i- of tiny aggressive dentnud.
remiPi-' Vfter opening mielinTigefl to -Vie Florida a rriv e d ; K i urs on track in
irlory, higher. May 77’, to >*., cunt nn- cluding broken. * Supplies m oder
I....... ,f, ui-nt n setback to below yester- ate, demand slaw, account wenthc -,
m arket dull.
Florida, lo-inch
.| mv'- finish.
crates, wide range in quality, 4
Oat -tarte d ’*<- to " ir up, May ibir. best, $1.75-5.00, few $5.25,
!P \ t 'i
Litter, nil months -how- poiii- quality and condition $ 1 .0 0 'i__
til a -light decline. In line with I ‘2-*i; H 10 do'z. lu st, $1.25-4.75, poor
i 'it
):m* values urovininttH were firm . $3,110-4 00, 3 ilur. bent, $1,00-4.60,
ip n lity and condition poor, $3.60-
Artist
Entertains Kiwanis
r« public’Club ^ Luncheon
E. I lungln * , pri ■■-let :
.i* i rd r
_• a m e e t
:
•b.dl Glim, i- ai
,g
-i T am p.i i
i
i i Ii the l- Iorid.l S tate Jcaj i
I - a r e i Xpe- ti ll to elect i
' : I Ilf till I* a g u e f a r 1 'I 'I.
ill o f fll l T s a r e I ' he r-|e;'ti*t!
and plan*, dim u^n-d fur tin
nr* of the —Caron. It ii- il«> St mil baker
ted th at u tentative m hedtih To Imeet) Piodu.t*
he draw n,' including eight Union I'ncifi,
f o (Jubilee
In It* draft.
,*■ J Sll.t.|
W \ HINGTOV, Mai
• lb use M illion
1
a I u tu 1 1 vole, luili
i' port ii hill to rregiii
(•o' of ra t in n l deft*',
n-fii- ol h" . "tin r
" ' •» ra th e r quite, uinri
I 'J ^ sin sacked routii
3.HO; few fancy >
nesota sacked rou
122\ ;;.70; Idaho satke
.1.00; few 4.00.
NIAV YORK, Mar. 3.—uVl—■
Whle flue*u'i ti " 0 in »tock puce: XEW YORK, Mai
1.
el,ici at tin* opening of t ”- future* 11:15 a.
, l i s : m arket. Indicntions of ‘lie M„r . 10.15; May
iireM-nce of strung buying siqiport ( Qct. 17.56; Decl„r s.uiie issue* wi n- seen m *■»»•*i
-~
irnpniv. nii-nt i f three point- "w b j CJIIf At.O. Ma
Wonlworth and Dodge Urotlu r*. ]r,.o00 iii.-denitel;
i.tiri one to two points in Anicm-*'} i steady to strong;
sm elting, C alifornia Backing, and j,ulk 210 to 326
i; ,,, 'a l Electrie.
ILOOfo G2.50; bell
I'-ul* were heavily liqu'd'itid. pound averages
Imw.-vct. as a result of the "N'"Kid| jfl.2 0 ; m inority o
i . |, t , - decision.
Erie eun iecin ,JoWn 13.30m .3.61
' “ ..king ON point- t - 2$ .md " " . up 13.70; IflO pe
-1.,-V»
. Hudson Motur, ill ppru | juicking sows HI
2 ,minis.
I “ lul choic,° h 111.1!'?.
NEW YORK, Mar. : ! - ,d 'i - T J i c
stink m arket generally presented
Considerable irregularity in
the
opening trading. Closing of weak
ened m arginal iifcounta resulted in
the di velopmeiit o f a few weak
spot :. *ueh as Hiiilicn Motnrr,
which quickly slid off four point*.
Intermit ionnl Paper, which ilmppcd
2'» and .Mack T ruiks, Radio t '-rporation, American Gan and a fe»v
other*, which yielded a jHiiiil or
m ore.'
There was evidence of rixong
buying and banking runport for a
num ber nM»sut-.«. which had been
carriid down In the tidal wave of
selling yesterday.
F7arly gains of " tliree to .five
point were recorded by Lapkawanna, Dodge Urothera cnnirtion,' Anutr1
lean Agriculture Chemical, Allied
Ciu mica! and Woolworth.
- T o t a l , sale* in the first 15 m in
ute* of trading totalled 326,000
share-*, with the official stock ex*
change ticker again unable to cope
.with the official stock exchange
ticker again unable to cope with
the unusually Jreavy volume of
trading.
v
A flood of Rolling orders soon ap
peared for most o f the so-called
•‘merger rails”. Pore M arquette
r this un, another u n it in the Veq
■Su&ringcn plan, collapsed
41ail
A*
- —luH
Mr*. Alberdina F rank, 24 (ah o rF L
ierrea »<*
[of Kan*xs City, w aa tlre d o f horl
W est?'
[husband. So *ho' allied C arl B.I co o'men
[pavi*. Jli (pftew). to Mrs a ujjii- and Kansas
uian .to kill him. Davis tried to.
but ro t hold <Jt a c ity detective
NEW YQ1
by mistake* and ------tried h*v«
to hire him.
D
A Suprrtoiie radio set hits been
installed in the lobby ol the Valdez
Hut'd by the Kk'ctric Service Gorporntion nnd till who wish to hear
the Sanford radio program to he
broadens I tom orrow night from
W inter I’nrk are invited to come
to the hotel at 0 o'clock, according
to Captain G. E. Atkinson, lor.-il
representative of the corporation.
Gupta in Atkinson stnted that
many citizens hud compluincd of
poor reception from the W inter
P ark *tntion on various makes of
TAM PA. Fin.. M arch 3.—< /T tMore t him ' ItHI en tries have been
received for the T am pa Bay re
g a tta . w Inch open* hero tom orrow.
Nationally known yachtsm en have
signified their Intention of p ar
ticipating. and th e ir c ra ft have
Ihh-ii tuned up.
Among the prom inent contenders
are Col. J. G. Vincent, p resident of
the Pork.m l Motor com pany; W al
te r Chrysler, imtomobilo m anufac
tu rer; Horace Dodge, autom obile
m anuf'ieturert j*'red A. Still, p re si
dent of the A m erican P ow er B oat
association; W. J , Connors o f Palm
Boarh; Al I'h ristle, motion picture
producer; Carl F ish e r of M iami;
Commodore
D em arest
of
St.
Petersburg, and Dick Lynnes of
Long Beach.C a l,
A scon* of th e b est s p e e d .boats
anti driver* are here, as m any more
are xjierted before tom orrow .
A
fleet of governm ent p atro l boats
wa.-i scheduled
to - a rriv
e hero
“^
W—
*«»—i
1 . late
Byron S Slevetis, Sanford in in !
te a r n rlu l, eiHertalned the mem- |
b u r s of tin* Kiwanis Club today at
noun with caricatu res of variuus
tncm hersjtf th*- club who were pri*»ent al the luncheon.' Ills work with
the crayon brought ro ars of laugh
ter nnd npplauue front hi.i mutivnee.
Announcement was mode by Sec
re ta ry L. C. Bcbout th at tno d u b
was to e n te r the attendance con
test of Kiwanis inU-rnnlioual,
which begins .March 1 nnd ends
April 8 . The mcm ehrahlp com m it
tee was ordered to prevail upon
each Kiwunlun in nu atte q ip t to
ca rry off thu honors in tho con
test.
The club's golf team , which is
entered in the Civic Golf to u rn a
m ent scheduled for T hursday a f t
ernoon, w as RcIcrLt-d mid tin* m em
bers o ftho team in structed to be
ready for play u t J2 o'clock.
Sanford Cafe
125 W. F IR S T ST.
New Ford Coupe
And
One Karat Diamond
King t
A coupon given w ith each fivna
gallons g as an d fo u r q u art* dll.
Also u coupon w ith each (ltd*
t a r ’a purchase good fo r
ALUM INUM W A B B —
D raw ings each M onday and
T h u rsd ay
L et us fu rn ish you w ith th e best
G as and Oils, T ires an d Tubes
a t b e tte r prices.
Palm Beach Society i
Catches Glimpse O f
Real “She Woman” i Rines Filling Station
PALM REACH, Mar, 3.—(A1)—
Palm Bench got a view of u real
she woman today, when Mina Kl?anvra Scar* of llosLuit, fam ous
sportsw om an, strode to tho tennis
court* to greet, some of Jwr friend*
in tho wotr.etiV open tournam ent.
A* a rejiuit tin* fuM idiuiu flappers
and dow agers hero have not sto p
ped talking about it.
A la rg e gallery was gathered
for the tennis m atches. It was
Just before tpa time. All th e
WOnMtp wor# w earing th e ir new
est afternoon frock*. T hey were
looking at each o th er's rlotheu
more th an they w era a t th e tennis.
T hin Miss Bears came strid in g
along^- Sh>> wore no d ain ty a f t
e rn o o n 'fro c k , but Avjrostuine all
her own. H er upper garim nt can
bo iM.ught a t any sp o rtin g goods
store, but-nut nt a mvdlste’a. It
Ut known aa a "sweat sh iif.’' Un
derneath-'she had n tvonien shirt.
H e r s k irt wus a wide rheckired
affajr. Ucr shoes were tlevuid uf
French, hoels^hut were lafgo and
hoovy atvi Were studded With hob
nails.
i rtl " /
* -. *
known na tho hero of Mf*'J$«rr»She explained that sbo was out
m»c, a n d . it nalhvially kno*m lw?« for « stroll, pFrhr*gj 12; iiethitpa
tu rer, is
rtext Tuesday IS mile*.
,
—V .
Next Tuesday five
n ig h t, a t th n G ily . JlJXl).
OPEN A LL N IG H T
•
-- - - - - - - - - -
■
-
\m r \
The title, of the lecture Capt.
S A R A S O T A -C ity awards |1 ,Ifulrion is expected to d e ltv ir is 3&{»,Pdli>7 worth of paving ,e e n " T l:a . 0 rt*l*w «H>d c ritR k in many tracte.
.
I. L ' ,.7
r ration* of i h c U n i M KU i m Jbave
'
‘|jp
• 1113 S n n f o r d A n ,
Phone 46X-J
Best Cooking
Reasonable Prii
are the advanto
of this place.
'
�THE SANFORD HERALD,"WEDNESDAY MARCH 3, 1926
FAGE FOUR
' sL
The Sanford Herald
•*
The Newpaper’s Duty
__
As Brisbane Sees It
A• FORWARD
LOOKING GENTLEMAN
r ,
? *
Groans, Liquidating*
[■red as Second Claaa Matter,
oh*r ST. It 19, at the Poitoftloe
Baaford. Florida under Act of
roh i, h it .
arnsruiPTiosi
iiatks
Y*sr—JT.00 HU Months.
4re<l In City by C arrier.
[L ite
W eekly Edition.
At. SIOTICEl
All o b itu a r y
notices, card* of tl s n k s , r e s o lu
tions and notices of e n ie r ia tn m « n ta
s t i t r o r h a t g e s a r e tuaile w ill be
ch a rg ed for a t r e g u l v a d v e r tis in g
rate*.
MKMnnn
am o c ia tf .o
rnnsx
T h e .Associated I ’r rs s Is esclu si r e l r a u t lu e d in the use for renuulleatloo of all n e w , d lspstclies
credit n t to It or not o th e rw is e
credited In thle p»i>«r nnd also th e
local n ew s published heroin.
All
rights of rep u b llcatlo n of special
JU patche s hero in a r e also reserved.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH .1, l!*2f.
.. TIIR H ER A LD ’S PLATFORM
■ I.— Deeper w ater route to Jac k
sonville.
C w ntructlon of 8 1 . Johnv-In*
d1«:» River canal.
I.— Extension of white way.
i*—Swimming pool, tennis courts,
etc. •
%,—A ugm enting of building p ro
g ram —houses, hotel*, a p a r t mtfnt house*.
i .— Extension of afreet paving
program .
C ohstrnetiun
of
boulevard
around Lake Monroe.
S —Com pletion of elty b eau tifica
tion program .
V —Expansion of school ay item
frith provision for inereaaed farilltlM .
n in i .E >Y.ERSE FOR TODAY
l ,
f ,
r ------------
GOD’S CALL—" Como now, and
I w ill send theo'untb Phnraoh, th a t
thou rnayest bring fo rth my people
• * * And Moses said, Who am I,
th a t I should go? • • And be snld,
C ertainly I will bo with thee." Ex.
3:10*12..
PRA YER— Thou hnst also called
usi O l.ord.
May we go, in Thy
nam e to deliver all from sin’s
bondage 7
A ncwspnpcr’s duty, like every individual's duty, som e
Melon Goes Shopping.
tim es calls for actions as distasteful to the paper as to the
S trange Lady Cynthia.
parties nffected. If It Is to function properly,,if 1 $ is. to bo M tulng For Gold.
D r ARTHUR BRISBANE
w orthy-of its position .ns an institution entruBtod to a cer
ra v rrtfh t 19*9. hf ll* » Ca.
tain extent with thb education of the m asses, th e newspaper
must be n true mirror of life, -reflectiui? Impartially the ev
Sighs, groans and liquidating in
ery day actions of the rich and the poor, the great and the Wall Street.
You have seen nr.
humble. The newspaper must bo more than impartial, it good farm housewife shake out the
tablecloth and Its crumbs to~TTK^
m ust lie fnlr, and above all it must bo fearless.
in 1 he back ynru.
Suppression is,ii'«v'ord that should never nppehr* in a pa chickens
Sim ilarly, Wall S treet house
per's code of ethics. TJccnsionally a story "breaks” contain wives of high finance nre shaking
ing m atter too rotten, too offensive for th e public car; then o u t the little crumb speculators.
the model paper weens out this rotten matter, but still pub Out* they go by thij thousands.
L ate r those Wall S tre e t house
lishes the facts of the case is readable form.
wives will have gathered In -the
The influence and the power of the newspnper*as an in stocks and the gnme will s ta rt up
strument for public betterm ent .cannot be' overestimated. ngnln. *
. .
,
#
Don’t bo frightened out of your
Many nre deterred from infractions o f the law more by the
fear o f damaging publicity than by the pennlty of the law. stocks, if you bought the rig h t
kind and are able to hojd* them
With the exception of a small minority who seem to crave and
own them.
y *
newspaper notoriety, human beings have a /e a r of adverse
A nation voluntarth' \ buying
publicity that is responsible for the newspaper's position in back nenriy a billion ^ k J t x own
the front rank of those forces that tend to promote law and debt as n m inor iholo^T j hasn’t
finished with its boom.
order. . . . . .
*.
.
.
.
•* Secretary Mel’.orp, will ,bqy tup)
The..paper, that suppresses nthvs m atter dam aging to in re tire ‘one hundred millions-wfrtH>
dividuals because the individuals affected are influential in
the community, is betraying the most fundamental.principle
of journalism, and is undermiliinK the newspaper's estab
lished position as an unbiased medium for the dissemination
of all news.
There are adm ittedly, so called "yellow sheets" capitaliz
ing on the m asses’ inherent love o f sensationalism and smut,
but tiie number of siicb publications is gratifyingly small.
Such papers an* not representative of the true spirit o f jour
nalism.
The paper Hint Junctions properly plnys each story for
what it is worth, not under or over-stating, dealing in medium
tones, using neither the loud nor the s o ft pedal.
I.A 11V/ (’Y NTi 11A MOS ELKY,
If a story develops embodying the violation of some moral genuim yUritinh title, went to Chiprecept whose application is general, it Is the duty of the eago, ^ iw re h er grand 1 futber,
newspaper to publish the facts, irrespective- of who is con Levi i.eitcr. earned drygoods
money that- enriched her fath er,
cerned.
L o rd C przon,
S anford’s Baseball Team
AlUOVMSEE’lS >
&WOHOSA& AX5&G
c m . Ya c K * a m ?
c d u n &v e s f c f e s
AM? ldTsOF&«Ok£
1 »wH
TbORlNG ooT.OP
"BUSINK s
ppoPH E jT
. J ' n.
Thin unusual lady declined in v i
tations to . dine, from perfectly
good Chicago, m illionaires,
pos
sessing correct “Chicago social
positions," and went to Hull house,
w here poor people are m ude "'elcome.
Then she went on to Milwaukee
to rail on Victor Herger, socialist
leader and only socialist mem ber
of congress.
Lady C ynthia is a
"socialist. Inboritc."
UiiKobnll fans in this city are glad to know that Sanford
will bo represented in the Florida State Longue agnin this
year, and that I ho organization of a baseball team to repre
sent this city is now in .progress. Rc-organizntioiyjf the club
that a creditable team from this city may bo entered in the
league, hns been received with approval by scores of local
baseball enthusiasts.
Sanford's tcani_played in bard luck nH of last year. One
SURELY "'Washington will not
cause or nunthor Ifopti ii at (he bottom of the lint through take this "lying down."
Some
L" out the whole season, lint oven at (hnt it must not be lor U)0 per cent red blooded American
*r gotten that there were many staunch supporters who atom official will arran g e to hnvo Lady
Cynthia Moseley sent to Ellis is
loyally behind the plnyers throughout all of the tlisemirag land and deported.
ing days.
There must be som ething “d an
With an eight-club league this summer, the race lor tin gerous to our in stitu tio n s” about
L championship wjll bo much more interesting. -Hy having t a woman w-ho prefers Victor H er
well organized ntul capably managed learn, Sanford can pin ger, the socialist, to a d in n er 1 with
plates in the house th a t P ot
up n fight that will make it a contender for the highest lion gold
te r Palm er built, on Chicago’s
^ ors in Florida baseball. And with a winning team play ini "gold coast."
high class ball there is little doubt tint that sufficient sup
■r; port will be forthcoming from the fans here to meet the fi j THE WORLD Ikih b(*cn a.uch ox*
RESORTING TO “IFS
TAMPA TRIBUNE
Tin- Florida News properly re
bukes a special w riter for the New
York Times who, in the issue of
Unit great paper of February 1 ".
indulges in some ra th e r far-fetched
predictions -and -peculations as to
dire disaster in Florida "if" cer
tain things eome I,, pass. For ex
ample: "If all these m ortgages
are thrown on the m arket in
March, in order that realtors may
meet their taxes, what will become
of value*7”
The Florida News correctly re
m arks Ural tips method of attack
'jiJiirtd, since untl 'btfftwo
ilaya Ing
n flT T cin b req u irem en tK o f i h e f c - l u b .....................
hF unjust, In-cause til.
|
of
Mnrco
Polo,
a
n
d
.tlio
exploring
lc*
At great expense the people of Sanford have provided i
same
"
ifs
”
could
be used to the
I goes «,n.
Ti'n expeditions nj|c
c* baseball park as good as any to be found in Florida. The ' about to sta rt for tbo {tolar ro- j' same effect with respect to any
lu Chamber of Commerce and the city acted wisely in imf pay- gions, sonic to find tlic pole a g a in ,'1 other industry.
The News says:
' ing out money to induce a major league team to train at ihis otimrs to seek new lands and T er- \
Fur
exam
ple,
“ if* th e next
park this year, (bin season of such an arrangement with the baps ml, gold, etc., others go in I| eiop of cotton is nut placed in
the interest of ju-icmc.
i Milwaukee Hrcwers. was enough to convince us of ! h< folly
| warehouses and is alt dum|H-il
in Ciimidii frozen road.) n n - 1 "ii (lit- m ark et the day it i-t
'o f such a s c h e m e . The money saved this year should be packed
with gold seekers, d efy
incited, it will in, doubt ruin
r turned over to President Vance Douglass of the local ilul> So ing the tem perature SO degrees
she cotton industry,
below zero in a new gold rush,
" if " tliu m ortgages that arc
(odd
are tnushitig in dog ,
*lu»* on p roperty in Long I-.
•led'-, ue-ing to the new '-trike,
land, which by the way, i* also
where "gold is showing over a
undergoing trem endous aclit
■aret eh of enimiry five miles in
tty, ore ^Jao not met, will pe||
length, with good ground still tin*
d isaster for l.olig Island
stnki d.
It won't remain tin{a-opie m en
when vuu cry
" I f 1 the thousands
who
■fire."
have bought autom obiles, on
CONFIRMATION OF the value of advertising— when y o u
installm ent slop paying their
have tin* goods to deliver— is strikingly afforded by the de
SPOKESM EN fur die Methodist
installm ents, it will ruin th,velopment taking place today in the most southerly mem Episcopal church cull G overnor ■ nutoinobilo im lustry.
-*■
ber of the Federal Union. But som ething more than clever Al. Sm ith, of New York, supposed :
" If" tiie notes running into
to Im a candidate for the Prcsi- , th e thousands of millions of
publicity is required to explain Florida's surprising growth. ilenry
on n "w et" platform , re-)
dollnrs that arc
discounted
Here is undoubtedly another reason for it: in recent years ! sponsible for the nation-wide nlO ur only hope Is that Count Salm
for credit purposes by the
there
has
been
an
amazing
increase
in
tint
wealth
of
the
tuck
on
prohibition.
Thu
Mcth{• more successful In tennis than
m erchants and m anufacturers
people of the Untied States. Where a generation ago ten ' odist gentlem en exaggerate* Gov
he was nn a rich girl's husband.
of this country are not met
!
r n o r Sm ith's influence.
In New
when due, it will spell disas
or a hundred had tin* means nml leisure for travel, or for e Mexico,
where the average man
Our w eather is fine nt present the luxury of a winter home in a genial climate, are now
te r for every bank in the
never beard of Governor Smith,
hut when we h ra r of so m any plans
United States
for polar cxnodilons, it makes us literally thousands who have moved up into this favored nn Albuquerque new spaper is ta k
class of our population. — Flmer ii. Youngman in Bankers ing u jioll on prohibition which
’ downright cold.
shows th a t the people j»f th at state, '
■o-------Magazine..
throe to one, are in fUvor of a
What wt? would like to know is
rSCJTlZEN
how a congressman can take a
•land on any Issue when be is a l
MY FAVORITE STORIES
ways laying down on the Jtd>.
THERE
is a type of citizen , ' ,,r «H o pportunity to invest his
Ily IRVIN S. COHH
---------o—-----mon* obnoxious to his i-oinmunity money and histinu*.
He is, by
"M a" Ferguson seeks re-elect inn
(th an tho "u ilil. a lte r."
nature and by habit, d estru ctiv e
lo lift the stigm a on her bustmnd, THE LIMIT PI'’ IIKI.I'ESHNESS | A New England husbandm an was
ra th e r than constructive.
Ho is th e chronic knocker.
. says a news dispatch. Now which
''h iv in g up a steep lull w ith a load
1 he knocker is blood-hrolher to
little boy in the Hass ean tell a
Only too often due* ih»* iivcni^c F
i
,
*
The chronic knocker is tiie m er tho mini who invariably bungs
a ft-r dinner speaker .each a point l ,,f ( " “ vender ami g ardening nnb e tte r one than that ”
ch an t " ho, while other m erchants
whi le lie has nothing to >.iy ami • I'l'-ntents in his m otor truck. In n
j are announcing a big gam j„ i,u*{. back when a plan is afoot for pub
lic itnpiovem ent.
T here is in
America exported sixteen tail vet feels that in must -ay it. 1 rough place on the grade the tailness over a sim ilar period of lust
Bon dollnrs worth of soap last w a r U miiiIIy lie does, too- at great gale slipped from its catches and,
year, denies th e tru th and ut- every city the individual who, when
but It appears to have laid i el v length. I know, because in my deni by item, the cargo slipped out.
trib u tes the rep o rt to n desire to bis associates join to g eth er with
Rifle e //re l In' denning up the time, before 1 reformed, I was The farm er steered along, oblivin flate values.
He is the man enthusiasm to put over a new
world.
--------- o-------nddicled to the vice " f nft< r-d in n er. i"Us of bis losses. He reached the
who, w ith some means and lucking playground, or a new bridge, or
any forw ard step w hatsoever, re
Today's best laugh: “ If they were siieakiiig my.-elf.
I h r vision m id
tho couni ift* tu
*e rest of the hill, ro u sted . down into
to atop m aking alarm docks some
le.pe for b ig g er profits, proclaims fuses to give to it eith er his energy
To tlmse uffenders who 'till j«*r- [tin* valley, und there, in a m iry
his money.
He is satisfied
of the people who throw nilli.ws <ist m their wicked ways of t r y - j place, lie stuek fast. He climbed
m a t a few m onths hence everybody or
a t them each morning would be mi tig to is* humorous to order across down from his scat, and then, for
wlm js m aking money will he stone with the outw orn and th e o u t-o fs p irit
a bad fix fo r ex erci ite. —S arasota in* d'lincr table, without having tin* first tim e realizing tho full
broke.
He is the man who, dis date becauso ho lacks the He
Is,
cussing W estern N orth C arolina’s th at gives and builds.
lie proper m aterials in .stock, I depth of his m isfortune ho extherefore, carried forw ard by th e
s ta rt town mi—Tehilzation of Ikt en
i sp ed fully would recommend the claimed to hihm seif:
terp rise and in d ustry of his
’Along about this time of tl
m arvelous posstbiliSr<^ argues thnt
dlouing highly illustrative little
"Stuck, go| darn it? Stuck in the
fa th e r is breathing u sigh
we "hnvo iio th in g here but cli- neighbors, and Ids business and
a,'cdotc:
. mud -rind nothin’ to unload!"
BCf fo r he has just finisbe
niate n n ^ w h a t can you make out his holdings are enriched by th eir
labor and sacrifice fo r th e public
box of cigars th at the wife
good.
r
him for Christmns.
HONEST MEN
T O M S IM S S A Y S
N e i t h e r b e n o r th e knocker can
HAKTOMI RECORD
s t a y th e m a r c h of pro g ress.
B ut
both a r e disagrenble to th e real
w o rk e rs .
B o th fig u re m erely as
.'o much is said of crookedness th e Iund his and do with it as ho
p e rs o n s to be th ru st o u t of tho
1 and th e danger of sh arp practice wi*hcd.
y o u ra J M fe s -J ri*
path o f th o s e w h o s e goal is high
1 in real e sta te transactions lliat
Development in th a t section w as
D o m p elx iiaw ^h o w
achievement.
■one m ight get tin* idea thnt th ere rapid.
The buyer built n houso bor B aS T ^^U cm {>■ev
wns no honesty in this lino of ac on ids trn ct and wiUiin six m onths nuft'e t%*J«Tdk. is a l
tivity nt the present tim e.
the land was w orth ns
m any jst.
. ■
B A R B ER SHOPS
T h at this attitu d e is fa r from thousands ns it had been hundreds.
• ?
CHICAGO DAILY NEWS,
the tru th is known by nil who nre Tiie deal was still tint d o sed .
O nly a few nujt^*-'
In touch w ith the real situation.
A pproxim ately six m onths In ter u n til stra w b e rry shftp
We believe th at by far tho g re a t th e hiyret arran g ed the pap ers and it does n r r iv c .l t will
est portion of those 'handling real tu rn ed them over to th e p u rch aser rle«^
A - red iiuti white strip ed pole.
,
• sta te In Florida nre scrupulously u t the original price although he*
iWV-nf' ^eeches fqr unforncen
|
.
honest.
An qutstundiiig case of knfw th a t the land wns w orth ten
cd^erCd w ith racing
.Yd*, h ig h e r edua
thfs n atu re recently came to our tim es ns much then as the nm oun^ W o raas |n knee dress
rm s . and m uig-too-rdccnt m agaattention in Bartow. #
icsie WhUkC'red, long-haired cuahe was receiving* -He m ade no m ore Ice er^am sodm
A local citizen sunie tim e ago atte m p t, however, , - get o u t o f In lo n g .drosses, • *
mere '.v th laiv r /£hdrr tu rn . T o
offered' n stra n g e r a trn ct of land his bargain.
rn? J,n t4 lG « iW o r a ,." b llU a r d ^ * 5- — (
" We are not thinking fdr a fjjw hundred dollars. The
II hair tonicy^ttgOrar combs,
U
e
do
not
advise
everytmc
to
do
A
h
ig
h
e
r
ccrapitioii
*
>nt (ha style as of how stran g e r, who, although new in business in this way.
ears, piles o f tow*els an d ndurifIn fa c t it m iral M o f f L - t t ' :
was of It,
this soctlnn, Imil lived in tho state
, n .tL.bui ,eM
“ll t 0 handle to build
a num ber of years and knew vai- rit* In
th is vfty.
But n ev rrth elcss,
.
iioardJng
Uewrding a steam er foj
for
we
are
prould
of
the
fa
c
t
th
a
t
we
Bill
'in
C o n«r«£W & i
:th® Eari of Craven brokThave tw o such men in B artow —* army a s ’a t prefeat. «R w® understand th a t it
one who could lire up to his w ord m ail t o p t a a » t p x w n
ilo V vhts wooden one, ami
in such
such ao tlioroughly
tlmmiittMu. creditable
"BBS1
in
NOXIOUS
Loans
MONEY AVAILABLE
F u r F irst M ortgage Liana on LiVnl Tdu
Consult us first *titn btkairbt
A. I*. CONNELLI4 SON
IiOttg Time i/>ans nit Itesidenctt indBl
Ensy KrpiyncDt Ptay
Office in new Mcrriaralh«l
2nd Street.
'i
Corner Sanford A vc. ai
ern Frontage «»u Sanford
1-2-3-4 years,
9-Room House— Cuim r
(93 ft. frontage on Park
Reasonably priced and w
L icensed Reid
Salesm an
A d v erti
the Substantial City ton
Do your share for
Qhamber of Commerce
Publicity Drive
Farms
We now have sev<
Sanford celery fal
to sell your faim»
card, or. call
we will s
�THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1926
PAGE
MUS. FEED S, DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
I
GIVE RECIT*\t
STUDIO OF.MISS DAVIS
y o u n g m u s ic ia n s
LThe music pupils of Miss Mnrp*
caret Davis pave n m oat enjoyable
L —------- piano recital on S aturday a fte r
noon a t the studio pf Miss Davis on
L Onicr of West F irst S treet.
. Lester Phillips.
[30 o'clock
Quantities of vivid hued cnlenInttiatlon j ujns nnd fr r ns w ere nrtisticolly 1 urplc Ast<;r9” ............... Lawson
nrrnhgtfti in baskets and bowls in
••si4 “
GrBCC Lossln<r“
Lhera’ As- the Inrjwt room. A fte r the pro
ly l,,;* at j-rtini, Mfxk Davis, assisted by Mrs.
Lenora Whiddon
kchool.
Claude Herndon and Mi’s. A, M. l'uet "Sum m ertim e Waltz" Rilhro
die Moth- Phillips, served tem pting refresh“ nd -Ml* Davis
One The S tream "
,
Schick
kpend.tho m ints.
Li, at the
in addition to the re g u la r piano
. Ju n aita Sicverkihtr.'
ChidstT °n | numbers, Miss M argaret Cowan, a " a lllin ® Dominoes” : l,nWson
L^ri arc j talented young reader. Rave n
Man l," y K'° VMr^ J Rroup of humorous tending* which ', “ M
anh r .
Miller
Lil' enter- were Rrently enjoyed.
1„„.
Norman Glenfi.
Lpin Club* The piano selections w ere:
^ Chant Sn«n Parole*."
Rnlfe *
j “ AbnrustiuR" ............ Burgm ullcr.
Maxine Dowdy
I
Elisabeth Methvin.
J 'U utterfl/^Kchottiche , Englimintm
! -,l \ir « “ W alts in G Mnjor" ........... Kern
Effie t>. Cain.
L l'c.r p '
Alice Harvey,
HtiiTjrnnnn Ozardn*
Motinioff
D-Sn.thy Smith
fc , b S ' "The Indians" . .
.
W llm ,
K * ,,rc ,
Kotherlno Allen,
"Ta run U lie" ,
...
..W a r d
jrtbers arc „s jn|r Round- ................ Hew itt
Elizabeth K in o .
I
Mary Grigga.
Itu 1 * *The Lion”
Eiiirlcniann
bertjun th<- „0n (o lory*"....... ...... Cranunond Alice Harvey mid Maxine Dowdy,
Many New M agazines
I n c r e a s e P opularity
Of The City L ib rary
WOMAN’S
CLUB NOTES
l!all.«r*l nil A' K. Neale of Orlando «a*
B i t tin- d;ij among the InieineBS visitors in SnnB atti riding ford nil Tuesday.
,
k—1,1' - R e of the week.
It IIUIMUII e.
’
R rlh S ii
t e y ^ 'L 1
,y.i.
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S,l{ M D.NKYLKE DIES
l <!NlmN’' -M ar' 3*— (A1)—S ir Sul
Lee, famous us an authority on
iSS ANNIE HAWKINS ENTERTAINS |[
HONORING MRS. HOMpR HARBER
home-spun you provide w o rk fo r
someone who m ight otherw ise be
i THOUGHTS-WISE
!| AND OTHERWISE
IN^VOUR MARKET DASKRT
Hy all means buy some f ir s .
There an* so many IntercstlnR vmya
of makhiR use of them, A de
licious fillinR or frostlnR .for tit
le cakes or layer cakes can ' e
made by m aking a boiled IcinR and
then lidding chopped fists ju s t be
fore the fro stin g is anpllcd. S te—cd fips are roxi'i! fo r a b re ak fa st
fru it. F o r this purpose you should
buy eith er pulled or dried Ars ,
w ash them carefully and let them
soak in w ater to cover over niRht.
Then k’t cook in double boiler un
til tender. T ake out figs, add
su g ar to the juice Anil let boil u -.
Pour lids over the figs with a lit
tle lemon Juice, and servo when
cool.
Jo h n Inm an and 1). K. M anasm
h a w ju s t returned from a motor
to u r to Paint Iteach.
W illard McW orkmcn, u w inter
v isito r in Lonmvood, who has b.*»*n
tho Ruost of Joseph E. Phipps on
Greenwood Lake for several wex'k«,
le ft Tuesday fo r his home in Indlannpolis, Ind.
©
Jam es M cGregor, cnpitali.it of
Rum ford, Me., und Mrs. McUrvgor, who have been spending sev
eral weeks
a t th e O range and
Black Hotel, left for th e „nojrih
Thursday.
BY MARY M ARSHALUW :
C opyright McClure Syndicate
ti < liaile* Vmi'iiuiMi Woodruff
Monday. March first. One
Tiioiisaud. nine hundred nnd
twenty -six.
I'hilinh Iphin. IViin.
At home ufli r March lb, at
;i3i> Roxborough Avenue
Philadelphia, l'a.
It’s u Fashionable Distinction In i
W ear Homespun Nowadays.
i
The girl in homespun wnn once, I
of course, tin* humble country girl, i
who knew naught of city fnglilom*. j ,
She was sister to the girl in gingham and the calico g irl—sim p le r ! 1
creatures who looked uoon s h tin s j1'
and taffetas und brocades Its t h e , '
quintessence of citifictl fashion. ]c
Silk stockings were a luxury of i ;s
Uh' very rich and silk underw ear
seemed proper only for uut-ens and vive (In* old-time weavlr*;; industry.
| In certain
sections
of the Smith
princesses.
■.
.
.
‘io would otherwiuu
But now that factory girls would ■Junicsl folk wlr
bill'll to wear eofton stockingr. and
d.ffp'ultv findinp employment
—
fo
far do they live from shops
simp girls aspire to silken lingerie
-- it soul 'times happens th at the and factories—have la*en give cmsmal t woman of fashion wears cal- j pleymeiit at this -oi t of itynie
! weaving fwr which jliev i.eeht to
I •* mi well qualified. We value it
■is we do all fine hand work. Hln^e
wv live in an age when alm ost
everything we touch or w ear or
come in contact with is the product
of some fa r'o rv or o th er where
nuii'hincrv docs what human huiuk
did once, wo n ttiu h a good deal of
im;*oiitince to throe words—hand
made, home made, homo spun.
Heine the vogue of home-made
• an ils, hons^-made i nkes homewiiven ruges, hand i mbroidered
limp rie nnd hom e-spun wool.
Foj sp o rt wear th e short, ra th e r
w ant liltlu sk irt of homespun is
Vursidered entirely d e s i r a b l e .
Women of fashion abroad have
’•exti wearing them with F air Isle
vi enters and undoubtedly they as• ids* a g re at uiunv m erits to tlie.se
homespun m aterial* which they do
out actually possess. For nftor all
1 i hey are made of the same wool ns
the finer so rt of machine-made
iixhiicH an d weaving, whether done
hv hand or by nmehipery. is much
the same. Lot the idea is a good
on Ie hccuusi in wearing
A homespun woolen matt rial of
tan with a fanrv tm rdrr is made in
to this straight-line sport suit.
Station H-A-l-R
v
if fl ja
r
-Cou<o4t>
The Longwooxl Cham ber of Com
merce, on tho evcnhiR of Monday
Mar. 8 , is to give an oyntor supper
in the library' hall n t 0:30 o’eloc*;
for. the m em bers.
Thx*re will In*
speeches and music durinR the
oveninR.
LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY
j v
John HothwoH o f New York
city, a g u est ut* the hotel, has
purchnscij six buildings lot* situntod between- W arren S treet am!
Church S treet.
tfu A v q
In tho evening a jolly -Oumpany
m add it Uni to tin interest of
■j J'lu* library proved to be u very the annual election of officers at
i |iti*V plnre durinR F eb ru ary and •tin Woman's Club tomorrow. Wed
tin* daily average of books circu- nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock there
i In ted was slightly In excess of will be two feature* out of tho
■ January.
The to tal tjum ber of
lawks loaned last month was 3018, ordinary routine. Mayor F orrest
. of which lidisi were to ndults and Lake will address tin* club on the
. 1053 to juveniles.
Tho reading subject of the proposed bond isroom attendance was 070, being su i. a plotter in which the women
r 218 more than in Jan u a ry , Sev- of the city are as vitally in tere st. enty-three new m em bers re g iste r -1 oil ns the men. and one in which
. ed. bringing the to tal m em bership I tin ii strong support is expected.
up to 1071. A largo am ount o f 1
referenci work was done, and tin'
thil're andI n ailin g room enjoyed hr Sunday
| AbhcvjHe, nftentoona.
rmicsts ofr New m ngnrines have been added
baiifcr for* to the files, including the follow k Mumlay■ itig titles: Bird lx>re: C hristian
Dratnu;
Playground;
Ei„ w here> Century;
[f*>r a few■ Poetry; South, and Science und
A file of U. A.V'U.
to (heir■ Invention.
magazines was donated by Mrs. W.
E. W atson, and the C hristian i
Silence Journal hv the Christian
.Si lence Soci«*‘-A num ber of /
■ hooks mi Theo*orhy was recent 1
. tv sent hv the Theosophicul Sncie I
t v of t Idea go. A varied list of i
.pew hooks in all classes have been'
Iadded, mid a fu rth er order of new
!Imoits is eviK-cted t" be received ■
within n few days.
Story Hour Saturday
The story hour will be held next
,f j Saturday m orning as usual, when
i* Mr*, Hubert Davtiy will be in |
at charge. All the younger folk me
nl*invited t*. attend, and nre promi*i-it a viiv in terestin g program
k
Mr.*. K. K, F oster and family *>f
Bi i .iiimd liukuinvillx* are the guests of Mrs.
lM "taiu nt J. N Itohsop at h er holm* on the
p-ct'k (ini in Sanfoni-Orlando road. *
m frix-iicj-.
--------Mr and Mrs. F. J. McDaniel and
li iluugln, r, "ii, Donald, rtf Ovvusso, Mich., arI who i,m, rived m Sanford on Tuesday and
ph*» Aniiif "til spend several weeks here with
I "ii IVIvry trie lids
[ xVrdiii**da>
_____
bavh alien
Emmett McCall leaves Tliursday
l"r Valdosta, Gn., w here he will
I m v i a.., '""1 Ills wife who is visiting* her
AM I s mot her. Mr. nnd Mrs. McCnR will
I it*, o r'',u,ni l,i Sanford the la tte r part
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE
c w t cu & k . / ;
40bur tfvu
n v f f u - w v r u L # v tr a t
M ntthows, Mrs. George Sm ithy
Mrs. E. I. F n rm er, nnd Misa S ara lr
R rdm ond.'
Tito com m ittee for
tin* rvening w ere Mias D unbar,
Miss Y. H. Whito, Mrs. C arrie Eliwcll. and Mrs. George Sm ith.
FftO C K SC O A T SM IL U N E R Y
More honors have cornu to tho
ramgwood. poultry industry. Th® 3 0 9 E .I 5 I 5 T .
Key atone Poultry Y nrdi, owned by
M rr. Fri'ilerick J . Nlem eycr, r e
Lonffwood
PH O N E!
AMUSEMENTS
On Monday morning work was
:tn rted on tho new building for
thi golf niulymteut factory which
ix expected to furnish employment
for approxim ately 3W) employees.
Milune
The factory building is to l*e sittiuteil on the east side* of the
A tlantic Coast
Line Kallwny
tlack s and Just north of the hint
her mill. Finns are also under
way for n cement block plant to
he Imntcd lin e .
Building block*
and cement parts for houses ni
well a* fountains and settees for
gardens, a re to ho made hern,
Princess
\ n i l VI \ T \ l . M \ III* I
In
~x;n
uh"
"H M » V XIOONKII**'
I Ituioll
FO R R E N T
To rrlinhtr parties for
tnonths, from Mnr 15, 1
Comfort Cottage. .‘IIS '
nolin Avenue.
GONTINt-'Ot S I'liHKOItMANCK KHOM I I* M. TO 11 P, >(
DOLLAR DAY CLOSES
THURSDAY
S1.\9U Sheets, for
Men’s Union Suits
Larffe Haff Ruffs
5 Pairs Sox
2 Small Raff Rug*s
Boy’s Shirts & Blouses ......
5 Yds. So^t Bleach inff
5 Pairs Boy’s Hose . .... ......
5 Yards Jap Crepe
12 Yds. Lace, for -..............
5 Yards Lonffcloth
Lot Ladies Underwear..........
D/u Yds. Figured Crepe
Big: Lot Corsets, ea ch ........... .
.....................
Ladies Blouses, fo r ...............
t
.
■
5 Biff Towels, fo r ...... .....
5 Yds. Cretonne for............... ,'...$1,00
5 Yds. White & Ecru Scrim... . ,$1.00
2 Brassieresior./ . ..
»
" * A '"*■
.
‘ ‘ ‘t i n *
Ladies Silk Hose ............ '
1 Lot of Fancy S carf^ .^^ rv
DOLLAR SALES
�Tfrfe 8ANFQRD HERALD, TUESDAY. MARCH 2, 1926,
AGE SIX
Winter- Governor Expected
_
B e Present For
■SMwi i Road Plan M eeting
[' Blatisticn Of The Agricultural
• Department Show That An
i
Increase Of Both Acreage
And Prices Keep Going Up
Army-Regulars To
Enter W est Point
OKLAMUU, r in.-, m.... -. , .
A t u meeting of Orlando baseball
fans yesterday nftemoon, approx-,
imntoly 310,000 o f stock in the Or
lando Baseball Club was subscril*n l nnd instructions were given to
Ernie Burks and Mike Kelly to re
port at tho Tampa meeting
that Orlando is ready to ask for
nnd necept n franchise in the Flor
ida State League.
A thlrjl meeting o f the stock
holders will he held Friday nftcrnoon to. hear the report from Reprch.’ntaiives o f today’s Tnmpn
meeting. Also further organization
will be affected.
On Mnr. 11, n baseball rally and
mass meeting is planned to boost
the interest in the local team.
TAMPA— B. L. llnm ncr to con
Charles N. Allisoh, president of
the local club, declared yesterday struct 500 new homes in North
"* —■ *- —— lin Bide Club district.
today
SAN FRANCISCO. March 3— -J
Bfe<yp)—Six years of glare grieving in
r^ C alifom ia under nationnl prohi* Ullion havo proven unfounded ftars
vineyard owners that nbolillon
/ of the saloon would Injure the margv Let for their product.
Shipments of grapes from this
ifrVtate linve increased from 21,505
cars In 1010 to 72,110 last year. .
'Statistics of the Agricultural
jp^EJcctiomlcs bureau of the depart'• m ent of agriculture do not distin
guish between so-cnllcd '‘wino’’ and
\ "tobla” grapes. Therefore they do
not show whether it is hunger or
thirst that has caused the more
than 300 tier cent inrreaxe In the
^ demand or other states for the
; product of California vineyards.
B e f o r e ratification of the
Eighteenth amendment grapes sold
around $20 a ton. Since th<- law
was enacted prices ’have, several
] times, soared over $100 n ton.
• Acrengo hns increased but not in
; ratio to tho growth of curlond
; shipments. Much of the increase
tn the shipment figures nre due to
: the fact that u ronsidcrublo part
o f the crop once used in wiuomnkIng within the state- now goes to
other, markets.
H U tA i the California grape-grower
* takes stock of his Inst year’s busi
ness and looks to tho coining sunton with Inquisitive cyo ’‘Winehaven," before prohibition referred
to am the world’s largest storage
center for wine, is being dis
mantled. It v;n» built Immediately
u fterth e San Frutieisro fin- of IPOU The shim mering costum e. In the
on a oeven-acro tract on Point Han | large picture is of gold cloth, with
I’ablo nt a cost of $3,500,0<|0 in j goid-di-ltvd s c a r f ;,th e Isat in n
cluding cottages for 200 employes. i block Milan straw ; -the lower picTho winery had vats nnd cellars I (urn is n chiffon frock banded with
with a total capacity of (1,500,0011 ! baby fox.
By JIENTtl MENDEL
gallons. When filled its slot-ft had
:— "NEW YORK. Feb. 20.—The now■ .a value o f $10,000,000.
'
i
In its heydey Winchnven owned est fashions are « eoinproiniHO la?a fleet pf 150 railroad lank ear-' tween w inter and spring.
and It was in these that, the Inal
Chiffon nnd fur make some of
of the wine was thnnsported under the sm art st new two piece c o b armed guards to Ban Francisco to tutiu-s fo r afternoon, mid dinphnnbo itored in bonded wareh nises ous •enrf* iis>iriiite freely w ith
when the California Wine Grover;*' velvet evening gowns.
association decided to nhaiid">i die
l in- two piece frock illustrated
once famous institution mid to at- today show* how cf-trelJvidy two
tempt to sell the property for pnim- extrem e i meet on t!i<- same fro. k.
jp. othet use.
l i e lil.tlerial is 'la m - colnred d illloo blinded will' bn by (■•' s'nl »
wolf bel; of kill to Tiiat. tl tbe for.
I la re are two imp. : tan. si >'!*•
I le n te n s t , this tro d ., the belt and
-tin* lilt). Ill d sleeve*. Itotli are lyp| i.-id of the newi- e. Mode.
.It. . is Mil-pit Hie .
il i d ’ s III
,
,,
, ' ■, , .
i
dom ing Pigeons Of
Ai'tny In Canal Zone
Fly With W histles
C nteT O B A U r .
Mur. 3.—
Homing pigeons in training by the
United States Arm y In the Banal
Zone took off today carrying w his
tles fm dem d to their lull* mu a
protective m easure Again .-1 Imwki
which Infest the iHthmun.
An they flow the tush of aii
cutiaed the wliititle-i to Bound and
the astonished nn'vk* gave the
wfngod whistlers, n wide iiirib.
Though thuy weigh only sixteen
outicog n n d -eat lo!>« Ilian ail ounce
of food a day. tin- Arinv Infilling,
pigeon fly fur twelve <r th irteen j
hours under the lr.ip i.a l sun of
Panama without sl>>ppin:r.
•’C arried to n n io ti u n it- >.f tinPunitmunirii" iungb ■ b\ Ann li.-nii
Mlldien; of the Cana} il.-f. i.» - f-.n
es, these tilucky little featli.-u .1
wfllriors dart
nwnv
instaollx
tow ard tlu-ir Immi lufts ih. mo
Uterit they an- u lyoed.
The ir unuiiin g n i.- i' of <1 i i Uon and loynltv m e counted vain
able assets by th • s-.ddici -. w in o.>.
the-m ns ii check on radio coijimuni
uitinn und to m-eoiiipniiv uin d u n e.
(ptploriii.' unki.ovai t>rt1 1 f- id tin>lhm ui.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 3.—Soccrctnry o f W ar Davis yesterday
designated seventy-seven snldicVs
of the Regular Army to tqko the
W est Point entrance exam inations
which nre held annually through
out the country during March.
These soldiers w ere nnmed fo l
lowing preliminary teats hold a?
the conclusion of special prepar
atory course* recently established
for men in th e ranks who seek
cadetships a t tho M ilitary Acad
emy.
Those designated today w ill be
examined along with youths ap
pointed by their Congressmen from
civil life.
The soldiers nre from
nil corps arena o f the Army.
(no matter what
Regular nationally odvenised
Tradc-irt allqwincr i« ywu
25%, or $5.88. Yen pty
And you can trade m ill na
on the same basU ind *mrc
Riddle Fitments, the audit!
lighting, at 25% urine. S<
now.
tra c t the scurf and <uily u slip rcmnilis.
While the sca rf fo r,ev e n in g is
growing, the one for day is ii'irinkj,g», As soon ns the w arm er dayi'
mala- it possible to leave the fu r
cent nt home, yog will see scurfs
nnd 'a p e s replacing the fu r neckpiece.
And with the tnilleur and the
i.atty ,-e:irf, im lurally the small
hut is inevitable, particularly one
which innkes some effo rt to concm ! lit-., hairline in the back,
One <,f the mo t attractiv e high
( row n,d models from my utudiu it
tin- on<- photographed ‘ hawing a
Milan strnw , slightly ml'
jug Ira n and ,, width of striped
;t"<l pleated ribbon at the edge,
(K ,,r ,
j., |,|H r ., hfltiuif rlb| .Titi of L rig lr' gr en with u flulj,,,, |U , j ,
,Mii!dnitig the two
More New Material Desire Of Cub Boss
CIIJCAGO, March tl.—f/l’; —A d
ditional new m aterial in the desire
of M anager .Toe M cCarthy of the
Chicago Cubs, say rep o rts liere
from Catalina Island, w here the
Bruins a re training.
From Shreveport. Ln., c o m e s \h e
word th at Hill llunnefield mid Rny
M orphurt, the form er a sh o rtsto p
and tin- la tte r a keystone sucker,
pleased M anager Eddie Collins y es
terday in the second w orkout of
the train in g period for the Chicago
White Box,'
Contrnfits also for your fu
ture needs a t the low est price.
Riddle 2 -light ceiling fanat.mfc
a lly advcTtiid pret(6iX;f
50 muljowr
Broken in a day
GUILDERS
PENINSULAR EL'
ami
112 MssnutU Au r n
FARMERS
i . lit >■,vi «.
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,
I lus imt is (leii.leiuv• original ami
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t sb I .lit, v. , ii i iiif-ir in- o rigidly
Authorized Riddle
-
HT. LOU1R, Murcb
-</V)
With the arrivul of ilu- imroiul
nquad of player- »l the llruw u’*
training camp at Tarpmi Bpriug -,
Fla., y o te rd a y , tin- outfit u n .
eaniplcte with the exri-miiui >-t
Cedric D urst, mitficbb r
M anager Unger* llnru.-b>. i i
dinal tuatiagrr, pul In ,,iil. 1
through u buiil priicliie a lub* il>
atm beat down at San
\n i .< >
Texas, yesterday. Tin- man r
which (he now manager i- bait.' u i
th* training eamp dn-M pnii-. fi ...
President Bread.m, who \\n ti!,,.i
y esterd ay ’s workout.
I iff Ii I i i.t I ii
N ature’s century old masterpiece
l • t".d lie*. ■| -apt r
i..ru-|not.i-nl • meluil.-il
Iti.l.c has appeared on tin- N'.-w
York Yanke'-h' training field at St
Petersburg with ii green »tai
tectoi adorning Ida laud. "Re-iu
fo r the pilchem 'f All rig h t eye
nlmdi-H for the b itters,” probably i.the batter'd train in g tiiougbt.
What Brooklyn did nt < leal*
w ater and tho G iants at B urti'ola
ye'.terday m attered little in the
lace of tin- Biibi-V iinpcrsnum ion
of M i - Will,', n.itli team s vv -nt
ibrotigh routine workouts.- 'i lie
Bala- also is Wearing a rubber cbirt
to reduce poundage.
W YNNEW OOD s ta n d s fo rem o st as one o f ‘Saniorum ost d esirab le hom e com m unities. S ituated in the hear
of th e m ost active section o f th e city w here building an(
construction is forging' a h e a d w ith increasing rapidity
i he stra te g ic location o f W ynnewood, its nearness t<
business, social an d com m ercial centers, its location a
the in tersectio n o f tw o o f S an fo rd ’s most important
th o ro u g h fares, M ellonville an d G eneva Avenues, a!
m ake f o r an ideally located property.
a re d a n g e ro u s t a k e K L O K -L A X
- p l e a s a n t ta b u le s to c le a n th e b o w e ls
foe Hauser Back At
First For Mack men
BETTER TUAN “ M L ”
.
ilti K l o k * La x
W YNNEW OOD is w ithin th e city limits, all improve
m en ts and conveniences fo u n d in th e new day city ar(
included in th e developing o f th is property. The tinm atehable n u tu ra l b e a u ty is being g re a tly e n h a n c e d W
the handiw ork o f lan d scap e ex p erts and the installatior
" a c ta o n tim C
The Brice Is Right
SANFORD
cash
lumber to
1,1 .« .....I... —Griffith Holies For
Return Of Reuther
Kmmer l/ioks Good As
SliorlBtop For Reds
vldcd fiV i r afn'cr^ a rd Urn. nrltiy 'if
new spapi^f?"riti.-nt, who will watch
him thnaiy:^ 0 “’ tra iu in e period.*
Connor, a f te r nn iusj»cjloii
the training camp *itc. .-lunV w'as wore other n.-wcitnu r.* that cangTiT
the cy*-s nf Wallace and M."injur
ideal for llui purpose.
».
| J a r k Ileiuiricka.
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■ t t A C T l C K t UT HUGH I’
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DETROIT, M a r c h 3.—tAh !. MOURNS DEATH OF TWO .
itchcrs trri-1 ‘i.tffchcht, the jrtuf-'
— —•
*.
u«rd pf th r Ih troll Americtoui,
YAZUO CITY, k!it*.. Idarch 3.—
ho Ora J;t Angaria, Qu., gut im i vPj—Yur jo C ity bowcddU head to!>brcviot«d-Worttout on the an.-:..]jrti»y in m ourning for Muj. ‘John
i s <»f th ir uructlcc yesterday. A 1 Quc^emoyer, peraonal hid* ta C c n .
| l i wind LU w- across t h s v / ^ V . M 11 J- Pershing, andrhi.s m utlier,
id only a tw o-hour p ru e tk e .cu»'N*,uit*c. fgi.crala were . held here,
u n w a s hvld.
Wirrr
WASHINGTON, M arch 3.—M’>
—President C lark G riffith , of tho
W ashington Senators, is hopeful
that, W alter Ruethcr, pitcher, who
hns not yet signed his co n tract, will
ngn-o tv tornui soon.
Pitcher* Mnrborry, M om-ll and
Joyce will divide tho mound du ty
next Suturduy in the gum o w ith
the Boston . Braves. The la tte r
hurley? a re aspirantt* fo r re g u la r
herths.
>
Rawlings Arrives At
Pirates Spring Camp
Jphniiy Rawllng?, ihu second hasenian, wbo w p v kejpt out .of the
world’s *eric,-, last yojir. hecgUGe o f,
n fractured ahklo bone, lias juilied
Ills mutek at- .the Pasco ta b les,
Cal., training camp of tho vorh!
SliatliRion pirates nnd says he U tn
• ; VVc.t P fln t, N. V„ pud hi* mot bur
—
Thu balsnce of the iqtjeld r.nd
outfield, now
the, way ucru ib tiw
U schuduli
i n lf P £ ! ) il1 g W ith tllC Oilt if e SUl
NEW
LUMBER YARD
. *
A complete line of
Cypresa and Pine
Fronting
S h e a t h in g
Siding
Flooring
Celling
Finish
Moulding*
lA lth
J
Nails
t
Screen Wire
Builders
rd wa re
lloirri
W in d e w k ,
.
roperties, in
j^ n n 6 w o o
W. H. WisTTnrd, Prt-a
llrlek
Lime
*
•
Plaster
W hite Rock Plaster Bnurd
PITTSBURG, March' .3.—(«P>—
\ t a j . f p v -k c m cy iT d i f d .Sunday •>: good .?napc,
tYg y ;'- -■—?
o f im m .n v a m a n f c f l i n f
W. s. PRICE, Mgr.
710 W. Firnl St. Phono -171
>FruincH nnd Screens
D. M. BREAM. Sale.
V .
...
v.
W. V .W h e e le r ,I i® S
;
m ^ t'w b u A
ave.
Sales^Ageols
Phbni
�0 Golf Meets
au) Attention
lOverCounrry
GJenna Collett, of Providence, R.
I. and Roy Culver, of P o rt Jerv is,
ti. Y., with 83.
i
Lee Diejrcl, Canadian open fchamnion. won the low mednl ac o ri yeaenlay in the South F lorida Open
Championship on th e K anilw orth
Golf Club courac, w ith 137, fo r 30
holes. In both rounds ho broke
par 73. Gene S arn ten madfe a close
second with 138. W inners o f th e
$3,500 purse, which goes w ith th is
championship w ere to be decided by
the final 36 holes play today.
Miami's nnnual International
four ball to urnam ent will open
Sunday f o r 'f o b r days Instead of
Monday ns .previously announced.
Sixteen team s will tee o ff In th e
first 36 holes of th is event. The
United Staten will be represented
by Gene S n raien , W illie M ncFarlane, Tommy A rm our, W a lte r IlnK e n , Gil Nichols, C yril W alker, E d
die Loos, W illie Klein, Jock H utch
inson, McDonald Sm ith, Wild Bil)
jiohlhorn, and others.
Leo Dicgel. Andy Kny and Chns.
Murray w i l l defend C anada's
An Uncrowned King
Goodrich Beats Gamer In I'.
Main Bout Of Good-CardA t The Arm ory Last Night
tained a t th e A rm ory la st n ight
with the best show or ,the season,
being k ep t on th e ir feet continually
through th e la st prelim inary, th e
sem i-final and th e windup between
, Ted Goodrich and Kid Gam er, in
i which th e la tte r received n terrific
Incing a t the hands of the boy from
New Orleans.
A t th e outset of the main bout,
THIRD. BASE U M PiR R
it w as evident th a t G am er was
Why th e um pire a t th ird base7 m atched a g a in st more than he
That is the question Invariably could handle and the five rounds
asked when some Tan fo r th e first preceding tho towel from his cor
tim e sees three um pires in ch arg e ner, saw G am er down fo r the count
of a ball sam e.
of nine on several occasions.
_r True. the Umpire a t th ird base
Goodrich proved him self n clean
does seem a lot o f excess baggage, aggressive fig h te r and the m anner
but there's a reason. D ifficulty in In which he w ent a f te r G am er was
gettin g competent men hns re su lt very popular w ith th e custom ers.
ed in this ra th e r intensive, o r per- Ho rained rig h ts and lefts to the
H artfo rd boy's Jaw, which was
wide open during m ost of the fray ,
IF BUD COULD CrtLY
GET CVURtEV PHU-Roswewt® h a
ftlNG, ANOTHER.
CROVJU MIGHT
CHANGE HANDS /
schooling the recruit. Last season the eig h t rounds and the crowd
‘•je American League hud a stu ff was in an up ro ar throughout. J rv ° ‘ \i • moP*
ing won on his aggressiveness, al, .Major league presidents hnvo though Rino showed him self willing
discovered th a t when injury o r ill- to mix a t all tim es,
ness forces a regular um pire out
Tho la tte r hud to be cautioned
of tin- game, it is impossible to re- three tim es by Refcreo Brown for
em it on umpire from tho m inors b u ttin g w ith his head. He opened
and ink him to give sntisfntcion n cut over Irving's rig h t eye with
with n close fight for the pennant his head early in tho bout and tho
a dcci u t u» n f f s s v ? a r W
a M y a H j a
Ui progress.
cut bothered considerably during
c v c r j ih m V
_
3 jk .
w B S | B K |
Using a man nt third, enables the the lata th ree rounds,
.McLAONlN, coast
recruit to learn much by o b serv n -1 Rino w asted many swings, both
«EMSATiOki
^
lion and instruction, m aking him with his rig h t and his left. lie
The unrrowned king of Llie lum lntpm ilghts. That title fits Bud T ay ready to step into nny em ergency lunged out w ith those "htlym akcra"
lor perfectly. If la can ever get Charted* Phil Rosenberg’ Into" the sam e
I not ,K‘ri'
hi the Dixie Tennis ring. til,, pugilistic world will have n tu-v. i hni'in'-m. II,. holds a de
No doubt the scribes who have too fast to receive any- dam age
championship. They are Vincent cision over Rosenborg, gained in l ‘.*2 :t bel'ijr,- in., m itt ii'inger had worried shout s n )n and means to from th a t kind of blow,
tms Kichards, Francis T. H unter, Bob won tho championship.
Taylor’s most notable perform ance of loeont date was staged nginst keep Hie umpire at third interested, I Several clean blows from Al's
icvul Kinsey, defending chnm pinn, and
Jimmy
Mel.arum in California, lie decisively defeated the coast aen- will suggest Hint he l*e made rig h t landed flush on Rino'a jaw
the T. Harade, Japanese streak . Alland one of them got to his left eye.
sntion.
Taylor
is n two-fisted fighter and decidedly clever in audition. w orth) keeper of the resin bag.
fred H. Chapin, J r., protege of "Big
-------- It was a splendid fig h t and one
Handicapped by a had shoulder be underwent an operation nbout a
_
Bill" Tilden. displayed the best
ALEXANDER TALKS
'w hich will linger long in tho momyear
ago
that
seems
to
have
perfectly
restored
the
u:tof
hin
arm
.
rh°V form yesterday in defeating C. J.
1 was rath er interested in reading ory of the fans who were present
The iale i’uiieho Villa is the only fg h ter to outsm nrt and o u (li” l-‘
'*ton Dolan, Chicago, and m any predict
what Grover Cleveland A lexander Inst night.
Taylor.
He
lost
a
decision
to
tiie
Filipino
In
1roiindv.im
June
10.
P.‘
lans. h,. wil* em erge the w inner. 8 . llow of tiie ( hiengo Cubs hud to say tbo
The prelim inaries were also good.
oaii- nrt| Voschell, nnother ran k in g plnyo tl".r ,lnv relative to the use of K. 0 . Tnonor beat Carl Johnson by
loon. ,,r a jHO wou his match.
re-.i '.
, ii alight m argin and tho two negro
ihinH Miss Elizabeth Ryan had little
: ’••x.-mder is ono of the g re atest boys, G erry and Hlnppcy, fought
,0UlMtrouble disposing of Miss Lucia
plle'o. rs the gam e bns ever known, six rounds which Went to Gerry on
'ague Chase, W aterbury, Conn., in the
Like all g re at pitchers, through- points.
,,n- women's play for the Florida chain
out Ids enroer ho has been long on
J»o Welling wns introduced by
1*1' 1 pionship nl Palm Beach. M ary K.
control. H atters m ust cam th eir Godale, the, la tte r announcing th at
K 1 1 brownc did not piny yesterday.
way to firs t base with A lexander W elling Is to ap p ear ag ain st an opnot | Only one m em ber of the B ritish
pitching,
pouent yet to bo selected, next
MIAMI,
Mar. 3.—(A*)—Gene
IT™ 'nobility remained in the play, she
"Nothing doing on the rosin for Tuesday night. The funs received
P*™’ ibtinK Lady Doreen M el-IIutchin, Timm y, light heavyweight boxing me.’* aays A lexander." I have been ,lh e announcem ent with a storm of
W elling fought here
L , 1*00,-who defeated Edith Donnl,. slriltlinK-Ttmncy Match
[champion, lias signed a motion p retty successful using n atu ral applause.
methods to fool the Imttor and I laxt week nud won over Young
I Newport. Miss Giara Oassel, New
j picture contract for his nppeur- am going to continue along those Wallace of Tampp. He proved
Itrinjf
Fan*
From
I
I yI Z i Yo.rV i1" '1 M,,s Pbillia W alsh, Philniinoo in I’athi fils, according to
Sections Of Country
[ Hih
each two tim e victors of
' announcement today by Billy Gibimvi.if 1 ,r biurnament, won th e ir m atches
Special
Trains
And
Imselr yestrnlay.
I son, bii* m anager.
Tunney will go direct to Los
Api’oli-s, Calif., following bis 10round. no derision fight with
I"Y oung” Stribling, Georgia school
boy, at Hialeah, on Mar. 12. Tinsi gning ,of the contract does not
V partM :w YORK, Mar. 3.— (/Pi— Linempty that the form er A. K. F.
■ ri! and “ “th has made bin f ir s t home run
titlcholib-t hns retired from tin■oknatitij« the M-uson and the much disring. accord mg to the announce
Htfttu liy J cussed infielder from th o Coast
ment as Gibson will leave for New
' ' UoagUr, Tony I.azerri, hns nppearFlorida's greatest athletic event York at the same lime to seek
■ ' nto a J-d at St. P etersburg, Fin. Both
future fights for bis charge.
B anxen, h'*|s- to play with, the- Now York j. ulint Prom oter Jess Baugh has
Tunney wept thr<nffch -I am incllm d to airing
with
termed the heavyweight straggle sixMeanwhile,
■To Mi-), liinkees thia season.
sizzling rounds of boxing yra- A l e x a n d e r . Resin in th e spring
that*
bring*
together
Jack
Demp
■of ,he
ri I appeared aw kw ard, hut
u-rdny with Jimmy M urray, fust and fall will enable the pitchers
■
Hie critics com pare him to liana sey's two logical challengers. Pub A tlantic City W elterweight, and to get more stu ff on th o b aP larg e
■me in J Wagner and Pie T ray n o r.
Ruth lie" sentiment will demand that two other sparring partners, to p ly through trickery, hut In th« real
■g Bug- | played first linse fo r a tim e a fte r Dempsey moot the winner of the ple;. off his work with 2 0 minutes warm w eather la certain to handi
■te. ii,- punching several huseballs beyond Miami ring classic.
of Pug punching. Tiie afternoon's cap control.
Charles Kranz. millioairo sports work-out, staged in new q u arters
■ in i-4,1 1 ' the jduying space,
I "high,
Del Bissonnette, left-handed first man, who is the associate prom oter at the southern end of Miami
RU LE D IFFE R E N C E
II szerrl, i Imsemnn, featured tlfc Brooklyn to Promoter Baugh and \Vho has Bench, was the most spirited, the
There is nothing unusual about
I Marcus | workout m C learw ater, Fla., with played a prominent part in the Greenwich Village b attler hns bad the American League placing tho
wxiation several long sm ashes. A t S arasota promotion of the Tunnoy-Stribling during his training.
lain on resin. F or tyears both
►rinarks the manager John McGraw, of the match, reports a heavy advance
CINCINNATI. Mar. 3.—GPt—
leagues have had n t least a half
And lit- X ia n u . em ulated M iller H uggins sale with reservations rapidly a r
dozen lengue rule* governing th e ir A rriving nt the Orlandr* train in g
IAtlanta, by ending the golf season for hnll- riving.
.
.
gniHcs th a t havo been a t variance camp yesterday, P itcher C arl Maya,
loer. In players.
Kranz hns been n conspciotts fig
with the strict in terp retatio n of of tho Cincinnati Reds, w ent in ana
pins Las
--------.---------------- *
ure in scores of huge mammoth
pitched at top s|>ecd fo r 30 m in
the rules.
r,-ul estate investm ents in Miami
!
SVMPATHY FOR HOGS
There was n strik in g illustration utes to satisfy him self th a t he
i
LEYELOND.
U
.
Mur.
:i.—l/Pi—
r ':*• l,r .GlIH AGO, March 3.—(/P)—After and bus cleaned up a huge fortune Advices from Lakeland, Flu., stale of this condition when both leagues would be able to m ake good his
in real estate.
used the Polo Grounds in New prem ise to stage a comeback.
I \i i<r r ‘8i*in« l *l(‘ •dockyards. Lady Cyn- dnhhiing
New York sport w riters are wir that the Cleveland Indians had York. The distance from tho home
Mays won 20 gam es in 1024, but
> .Ivies. Hun Moseley is wondering why
their fitst workout there yesterday
•c) are | hogs are not knocked unconscious ing in for hotel and press row with nil bands in the field. Tho plate to the grandstand is much was successful in two s ta rts only
reservations. Many of the lending
ia s t y ear. _______________________
I take lit before they are killrd.
than DO feet.
f*ps tw o ----------- —
■= writers of America will he here to newest roiruit to the team , Guy less
The rule b u y s the base runner Is
lui’-oy,
m
anager
of
the
Richmond
thfy will break for the m anager. The Babe cover the great fistic duel for their ti-j, mi m Virginia League last year, entitled to nn ex tra *-aae If the * Thus the two leagues differed
Lo
Is '""king better right now than he papers.
wns on the job us an understudy to hall touch any fence' or building widely. In world aeries gam es two
ii may
r
I
1.
*
1
•"
f"
“
"y
tlme
since
he
joitu-.i
the
F red .Spurgeon, nt second base. less than DO feet from the home aeparato rulings wens necessary.
or Yanks.
ST. PA U L AS GRID STAR
Larry is a veteran in the gnijm plate.
The American League in placing
In the Am erican Teague gam es
compared
with Spurgeon, who- is
PHILAD ELPH IA. March
nny auch a happening made the a ban on the resin hag. aimoly re
- D r . George B. CutG-n, president
ball dead and baserunner* mt-ld fuses to conform to a rule th at it
of Colgate, would like « inan like
advance only one case. In the N a believes savors of trickery. ’r he
St Paul a> a quarterback, for Paul
tional League, the case runner waa rule ia not cum pulsor merely op
wu* the fineit embodiment
fa ir
»’ .
entitled to th e e x tra case but could tional,
nluv the world has ever known.
B uild In
Tennis M eets A t
Tampa, Palm Beach
MIAMI EXPECTS Gene Tunney Signs
To Appear
LARGE CROWDS Contract
In Pathe Pictures
FOR RIG FIGHT
Nature’s Masterpieces
Mellonville and Geneva Avenues
Fred Haney Fails To
Report To Red Sox
Carl Mays Promises
Comeback This Year
Indians Stage First
Workout At Lakeland
'WMEAL
o
I Tunney and Kia name
^ W ltz and belief me
BJrtkinly had a tougK
Easy Terms
YE WV*THAT'S ^
C o r» E $
w tfuy au arnca up to
^ wk. in stead of
Low Prices
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�THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, I92fi
tmd the Supremo C o u rt decision in
years, and u n d rr p rio r a c ts fiv e become effective some tim e in a IlUle c o m f o r t lrom rnc
U. &. vs. A nderson, which h a s to
do with th e reduction of invested
years.
Num erous o th e r ad m in is A p ril, n substantial increase of of the excise tax n n # ;
j ’of t he capital fo r taxes of p rio r y ea rs,
trative provisions have berm -m ade re al estate prices m ay be expected e tte holders, a "iJ .^ u '
by reason of the saving to the sell- the women lrom t
P®
,
nnd ano th er affects
individuals
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to mnke thc.r.in tter o f assessm en ts c r in providinft for revenue stam ps, tax on jeWelrv.
Brewers and di. who paid n tax u n d er th e 1018 o r
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more specific.
With re g n rd to
T b - -npRnl stock .tax has been tillers are still compe ed to P»> 1021 Acts as stock-holddra of nor. ! re-funil rlnims, m any of tbs pro- repealed, the additional one h alf n *H ,000 annual tax,
sonal service corporations which
p er cent assessed on corporation the special tnxes on m enim ii
were subsequently determ in ed n o t
" J t j v ‘3*onn
old law h ave been income tax taking it* jilacc.
The have been repealed,
to lie entitled to personal service
i retained, but th e lim itation on re t g ift tax is repealed and the rates
Several new rectum* are np- Hi:-' lifientionj
fund claim s, for tnxo3 Imposed by fo r 1024 and 1025 retroactively rn rc n t|y n ,i,iwl with the view of
* , EDITOR'S N OTEt The felIn virw of the fa ct th n t each
“ ™ fth e 'l0 2 'l act I s ‘ fire d at
th re e reduced.
M anufacturers’ excise htU ji,l(r definitely several ques- y ear new questions of-incom e ta x
law fa? avticle was w ritten fur
which have arisen ns a re- ation arise, ns n re s u lt of now
- years from tho linio the tax w as tax es have liecn repealed, except tJ
The Herald by S. G. G ray, rcethree per cent on automobiles nnd l u ll of rescont decisions of the
, ideal m nnaxer for ihe acThu m axim um am o u n t which
lich paid.
O ther proviuiond deal w ith 10 per re n t on pistols nnd revolt*- courts nnfJ thc B0(ir,j ,,r Tax Ap- conditions nnd decisions of th e
. counting firm
Courts and the Board o f T ax A p
m ay ferv n c« a basis for the jrucislu ro of tho Board of Tux
crs.
Thn repeal covers a lo n g f aIj( a f f a i r , * prior year leturns. peals, It seems th a t th e law nnd
i land and MrC 1.
It gives 1 Incrence from $10,000 to $20,000, Appeals.
Bat of articles, anion? which are 0nQ Bection denis with the quesu«t.» to many danse* eon* l nnd tho s u rta x na well as the
Inheritance Taxation
its ' ad m inistration will become
ineludrd mah jongg seta, this relief tlon involved in the appeal of
talned In the new revenue law * norm al tax ia now taken info con
W hile th a E s ta te Tax w ns not
more
in tricate instead of aim pler.
which may hi> nf interest to jrid e ra tic n in fipurinr: earned in en tirely elim in ated , ns desired hy beln? a little late.
The men R e t, G uarantee ConBtrutcion Company
readers of The Herald.
come.
o u r F lo rid a re p resen ta tiv e s, cefNow th at the Revenue A ct f
In stallm en t Sales
t a in rcd'ictinuo w ere land*. T h e
128 linn become law by tbe siy n s-i F a r th e f i t r i tim e the Inw con- t-*>?: has h e rn reduced from u m ax
iro of the President, every man ‘.in n specific provisions reg ard in g im um of to per cent to n m axim um
: w ondanng how Ida .in terests tho tnxatloij of income from iu- of 2 0 p er cen t on tho am ount of j
tll be affected.
Thir is tin* v.n.- s t a Ilment sale*.
These provision*! n et e s ta te in excess of ten million, i
ith Income tax law pasrrd in tho cover m erclumf’.i who regulArly dollars.
T h a t will fliteresb a
it 1 2 y ean .
N um erou. chimp- sell personal p ro p erty on an in* f* * of o 'ir new F lorida million- j
lihvc been-made, noire of which; stiillm ent hnsis. and also covor an nires, but any fa rm e r around Han- }
a f fe it return* tnadu itrmcr previ
ford who ex p e cts to die during the
ous law*.
W ithout attem pting *j
o p eratio n of th e imw A rt may
jiaw upon the advisability or wis
derive sonm com fort from the fact
dom of these changes, it Is inl^rth at t h e ' apocifie exem ption 1 ms
M dng to' know som ething about
been increased from $50,000 to
the principal on or, which nr<> a r t
$100,000.
The
ad m inistrative
• to affect the pocket book of the
m e a n s : provisions of the e s ta te tax have
ordinary Susinosa m?m.
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Mh . or | been revised nnd etilnrRed. • Tho
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Tha changes described * fbelow
nco of | ra te s of tax collectable under the
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pagetnling rate*, incune Jnnd de
b aser) 1021 A ct are retroactively reduced
coctions o f Individual* an a corpor
w hich' tu conform to those prescribed in
ation* nppiy to retuie.s for the
visions the* 1 ‘ilM not, and where the tax .
x*nr 1025,
A fte r taking credit
clivcly hr.s lieen paid,, at the 1H24 ra te s, I
fo r tha usual personal exem ptions,
refund" may bu claimed.
;
th a norm nl la te H l ’-j per cent'
Thr* ta x on adm issions has horn
I n r tha flra t 84,000, 5 per re n t fo r
changed to exem pt adm issions up
tha second $4,000, and [» per cent
to 75 cents, instead of 50 cent--..
foT th a icniulndcr, Instead of 2
A fte r th irty days from the passage
p t r cant, 4 per cent nnd C per cent
of tiie act this provision Income
a s provided in tho fo rm er law.
effective nnd should be of benefit
Tho ratos of nnrtax begin at. $ 2 0 ,to o ur moving picture funs.
The
000 es (n tho fo rm er law , h u t Urn
ntninp tax es are retained nl tire*
trait]m um rate* is now reduced to
rninr rates, excej.t th r stam ps on
CO por cent, which applies to In"Mama's £oing to make a cake
deeds
of conveyance, proxies, pow
1 comes In oxrcsso of $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 .
ers
of
attorney
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C orporation ra te s nro inrrenred
iniitmuiRiit'i. ' Since these repeals
cause she’s gettin* company an’
. to 8 per ro u t fo r tho y e a r 1025,
•n d to 18Vi p er cent fo r nub:aquent years.
Instead of Ixdng
wants some shortening”
payable In Installm ents of 25 peif
cant each, the firs t tw o install-,
''fnenta will be 2 1 per cent and thn
guess I’d better give you sn o w
..lo st two will be 2 0 por cent.
• T hese changes in the corporation
d r if t "
ra te # luivo been mndo to cover the
lews of revenue resulting from I be
rspoal o f tho capital stock m r i
“Yes, that's what she sent me for"
Personal exemption* for single Fir,once Com m itter
persona have betn Increased to ■ulJn r dinner *i in intr91^80 and for m arried parRon-, I tie m r,f Income am
f*P headn of familioa lo $ 8 .r,u0 . J froi’i tnrorne have (•<•
Crodlt* for dejrendoiils nre 3 Pii; ■which aro "f in* n --• .■
M undrr tho prior Ian.
|ir:i> n s -qKielfi/ i .Iy n a m e,
The amount of m t income whi.-n
.Ailniin<striii>e Pi
OcMtltatcs tho filing of n return 1 With regard t > the
Si been Increased to .*1,500 for tivc p -o il ion , >t .'-v
•tn$Js persons and $3,500 for m ar-J that Infornratinn ret .ro
vied persons and heads of fnnulie.*< ! require 1 from i n, ’
B o u rn s aro htlll r e m in d ■•/. a l l ' the ens*- of p .•. •,••*
'
Individuals with gro^a Incomes o i ! more to amici, pr,
•5,000 or over.
, t«, marri- d p«r:-oi
A now provision appimi * v,t!i
q i,,. pnlde-iiy
reg ard to taxing as a dividend prior law l,n t« ,, ,,
certain redumptions of r.toek made
j,|llV„ (l j
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• f to f January 1 , It' 2 0 .
tV rtain , .
P»v/ rule* are laid dawn (or lb>* ‘h’‘ i* io-,r. ,,f tb, 1 . v I
bivia of figuring duple*Imi. I'-t-.r' P*»d *•!
i
o f thssa provJri.*n* will o fft-i i;
. l l o ' l.i.o’mi. .
owners of tim ber lands.
m-i nd , o .
‘New rulr* nre provided rover!::# .*
hope for
reduction., r 'W n r h n T
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Though f
Florida's
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I th riv in g i
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banks thrmiffhout
tfc« entire .<•«,
resort cities, its
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dry channels.
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S M IT .'O N
TOM ORROW
FLORIDA'S .
MOST EEA i
IS T H E
DAY
v ai o\ OLiaU‘ u o will oiitT the second section ol brentwoou, Inc idea
'lsion, loraled oil the Sanford-Orlando highway, just, beyond tlu
nils, out of the dirt and dust of the city but close to die city in nunutes
commend the purchase of lots in this beautiful subdivision, lor the
ing reasons: It is close to Sanford, it is on the hard surfaced road
s are all high and dry, beautiful streets run through one of the most
ful orange groves in the stale, and for the reason that the purchasers
in the first mut have sold for a good profit.
vestor, bnv lots where there are others buying, where others nre
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�THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY, ^ R g H J j J j g G
19—Building—Contracting
S A N F O R D B U I C K CO. ‘
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notified immediately in cauo of
•mu'.
TO ADVERTISERS
A
Herald
representative
thoroughly fam iliar with rates,
rtle s and classificstion will
* !* • you complete information.
And If you wish, they will
M oist . you In ' wording your
want ad. to malca it moro e f
fective.
212 Magnolia Avenue
Phone 307
SANFORD ELECTRIC CO.
Sucrtssors to Oillon & P latt
110 Magnolia, Everything elec
trical . ’ Phone 422. Electraglth
Radib.
HUPS—MARMONS
Ban ford Automobile Co.
206 Magnolia Ave*.
Phone 137
LINCOLN — FORD — FQRDSON JAMES H. COWAN— All kinds
Edward Higgins, Inc.
of Tint and Sheet Metal Work.
Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 331
Water and Doat Tanks. A t Oak
Avenue and Third Streot. Tele
DIANA
phone 111.
.
Moon — Diana Sales and Service
208 W. First St.
Phone 017 MIRACLE Concrete Co,, general
S. Q. PORTER, Mgr,
cement work, sidewalks, build
ing btockn, Irrigation boxes. J. R.
NASH
Terwillegcr, Prop.
Sanford Dealer, S. A. Rive
W. First St.
Phono 617 AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If you
want to soil your used cars, ad
CHRYSLER
vertise daily on the classified page.
CHA8. T. FULLER MOTOR CO.
Ill W. le t Ht.
Phone 092 25—Florists.
A RED-ROOM with twin bids
close-in, also n garage, phone NEW six room stucco bungalow.
Pen hended bv bird Hint won 193.
sleeping porch, awnings, nutosecond prize a t Orlando J"'nir. Five
mntic hot water heater,. 12 orange
Dollars per 16. hiquire a t Kil ONE nicely furnished bedroom for trees, nice lawn, garage, lot GO*
rent. Gentlemen preferred. 309 xl87 loented Sanford Heights on
gore Seed Co.. Sanford.
Magnolia.
___
Palmetto Avenue. Address '‘Own
DARK Barred Rock mire tired
er'*
Box MS Chuluotn. Fla.
per BcttinK $2«W nnd $i».00< D O U B L E room
n rn r New F<
Sec Mrx. John Diehl. Mcllonviilc
.
* Call 671-J.
Avenue, City.
FOR PURE bred Rhode Island ONE furnished room
Tenth Street.
eggs. Call 2412.
MONTEZUMA HOTEL
f»3—*Building Materials
Sanford's ntosi homo-like ho
BEAUTIFUL
tel; located on corner Mucnolia
Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi- i
..* •* NEW
ness section. Open nil year,
■
j. it. McD o n a l d , Mgr.
STUCCO BUNGALOW
Phone 485
II. B. McCAl.L JR.
F. and M. Motor Co., Park and
Commercial.
27—Professional
SEMINOLE IIUDSON-ESSEX
INC.
203 Oak. Avenue
Phone-4 1 .
Builders Supplies
110 North Laurel S t
Services
CHIROPRACTIC A djustm ents will
resto re your n atu ra l vitality if
you an* weak or in a run down 58— Household (foods
CHEVROLET '
condition. It rebuild* the consti
Don-Jon C hevrolet Co., Inc.
tution and atm igtheiiH the entire FU R N ITU R E FOR, SALE. Call
nt 705 Oak.
T enth nnd S an fo rd Ave., phone 7< nerved* system . Phone 1H2J for
appointm ent.— Dr. W. K. MncDouREEL &. RONS
FOR SALE—'Three B urner gas
g all. 1st .Nnt'l. Bunk Bldg.
stove ami oven. Write B. Z. care
You Drive It.
W. M yrtlo arid 2nd S t n t II
I W IGHT PR IN T SH O P—P rin tin g Herald,
; E ngrnvlng, E m b u sin g . Sec ui> ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE
' first. Wc do it. Phone 417-W
for sale. Also electric cooker,
It. It. Ave.-Commorcial St.
with two grills, oven m\d fire less
Compartment. Box 190. Herald.
DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS
F L K X O —Fine floor covering for
SELL GOOD USED CARS
halls or kitchens, I I yard.**. 30
32—Help Wuntcd—Female
inc h es wide. $9.1111. Address, M r s .
M. M artin, 318 Magnolia Avenue.
W A ITRESSES, room and hoard at
hotel, phone 5, Benson Springs BATH-ROOM outfit for sale, cheui
Ask for m anager.
for cash. E. G care of Herald.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Advertisers should give their
Mreet or poetofflce address ns
w ell as their phono number if
t i e r desire results. A bout‘ one
j f l f k r out of n thousand has
ffTtfilcpbonc, and tho others
‘can t oonjmunicate with <you
unftos th e f know your address.
SAN LA NT A I.o t
W H I T E W y a n d o tte h a t c h in g eg g s .
STEWART THE FLORIST''
Flowers for all occasions.
814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W
WILLYS . KNIGHT and Overland.
FURNISHED modern five-room
house, double garage, close In.
Address “Owner” 604 W. 8th St.
68— R o o m s W ith o u t B oard
49—Poultry and Supplies
NICE Hi an two-room apartm ent
.391 W. Fifth St.
Six rooms, bath and two
porches.
7 3 — Wanted— Rooms, Board
7 7 — Houses for Ren
located on Oak Avenue
nt fou rteen th S treet.
with
South E x p o su re .$
T en n s to suit
M AYFAIR LOT
co m er Union Ave nnd
S treet.
54.000 Terms
-MAGNOLIA HEIGHTS
on Ilufthcy St. n t Hn
Prices.
DEL, AIR LOTS
On Mcllonviilc Ave. tmi
larg e oaks. Price will nut
BOOTH and GIBBS
P ark nnd Second
FOR RENT Email lions
lands Heights. B. Zi itoi
EAST FRONT
W ANTED!' FURNISHED
Must he close in. A. H
13—Herald Office.
Huincfiitc on Snnfoid A
8 2 — B u sin e ss P rop erly
opposite Bose Court.
THE DAVEY-WINSTON
Organization, Incorporated
Can vint
t'limntj
rry »c*rcf,
OWNERS
IV—Employment
WANTED — Two good colored
chefs at once nt th e Sanford
Cafe, 125 W. F irst St. M ust bo,
(experienced co o k s-g o o d nt short
order work
Service.
I—Announcements
[aide for five or
child. Address
K. W. LAWTON. Realtor
Phone 743.
Mvtoh Bldg
Boom 230 Meisch Budding
(ED GIRL W ANTED
Mr*
for child in afternoon. Good
'all nt 1112 M yrtle Ave.
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BARGAINS
Salesmen and Agents
15—Service Stations— Repair- iI‘
»"K
V/
An ideal residence lot in
Ruse Court. 150 feet front,
for $2,600 i)U on liberal
term s.
RELIABLE WATCH REPAIRING
.Dm, T. IIrod\ Bnindev-Polestoii
Building
l-J
W ANTED'
6000 Squeak*’
HOUSES
We’ll take Vm mil ami
ABSOLUTEI-V F illII.
Monday nnd Tuesday.
Feti. 22 and 2.1
PERFECTION AUTO
LAUNDRY
t*n!v producers wanted U* ha'.,an o* i nail ill Ir.i.-t i". e pi. p ■11.-ii
t** ••1 1 • r to litl.il 'i’I - i. Iii* 1'ii . • *- *tii*
In aid. id In make ui"in (lot h.-l
inga nml clicntil m the I..
If
you m e a salesm an and v.ant to
TRACTOR Service, clean nit plow make perm anent connection.-,, wlu-re
ing, disking and stre e t grading, your services will tie appreciated,
l-ot us du your subdivision. M. M. and your income unlimited. Addre.-.H Box 11-1 till care Herald, for
Lord. Route A, B**r 216.
an interview.
IG IfTS- Thr- c
nolla und Ecem
Sanford Avi-nm
E xpert service.
FOR FURTHER INFORM ATION
AND CAMP LITERATU RE
PHONE 771
18— liiisiness Service Offered
0—Person o1a
U \NNAM AKER'S CLEVELAND,
Tools improved, Dixie Triumph Mi l l r*-ji*l cotton MH’d, l« cleaned |
and graded for planting, tJ.75 pci ,
100 lb. Check with order, refer |
ence Bank o f Western Carolina. <
W L. Clark, Johnston S. C.
GALVANIZED IRON AND wood
eti tub- for washing celery
F U DUTTON A CO
f i t — M K eellnneuuH
LIST YOUR PROPERTY with
\M 4 ry Mainea R ealty Co. fe ll rv
fa rm s and city property Wanted
305 M agnolia Ave. Phone 394-W
- lil-A — .Mi.sreHjtneims KxCOMPETENT Buriough
bunk
c h .itll'e
.
keeping mm hint* o|M*patoi, dr_
*
—
lire** iioMii-ni with l**cul o ig .iin /i REALTORS and IInkers j-himld
(joii. Call I7d R.
i carry a compleb* Its! of llutifl
— - - - —_
— - -- - best offering* in the clarsified col- 1
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHKl
Bonita Tulle, 221 Mclucli I
o n r P iggly W iggly,
*i f: lIR O nhs
"The Lot King"
■IP" I list Nnt'l Bank Bldg
NEW SPANISH S T U c c o
BUNGALOWS
i hi Mcllonviilc Aveiiie
.in*
Eighth SI revi
READY FOR IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
Built in a sub taut ini mnnio ■
Sl> rooms and hieaklust reolo
mm cm d porch and open porch
hard wood floot-, hot wain
-■j slim , roomy, closet
Rep
resent a IIt e- it tile property al
all times to show i»u thtuugl
these beautiful hollies.
EJ. VEKA NO BUILDING
COMPANY
FOR s t. AUGUSTINE and St 3 f —Situations Wanted— Male hum daily..
HI— Houses I’nr Sale
John* county propel tv. Cota
S p m u l.s a t tile S to r e s
munientr with Glen A. Ihinloni, A IJTTLE IT A NT AD IN The i
with Num v K. H unter llealtv I
H ERALD will liring you In b ig ! --------------------- -------------—• ---------*!
Box fitlli St, Augotiline. Flu,
results. Advertise those old ar-1
tide* you have stored nwuy and I
AMERICAN CAFE
have no unit for. A littlo t h i r t y - !
We have jiiht opened op n modern cent ad tony bring you several]
SET YOUR TABLE
cafo in the Catea building. Wc serve dollar.*. Fhomi 1 18 mid a repru- :
home Cunkod fondn, in tlir cleanest ■rotativ e will cal) and ten you.
With
td HurriiumiliUfh. Everything runitary. Cotno in and cut with u».
3H— liusiiu'ss Opportunities
ItOGERS 1847 SILVERWARE
FEUERB of heart tmublc, /»nrki Pcctorla, Dropiv, A sthm a,
I Blood Preaturo. Paralyiin, 1
gladly tall you free, bow vou
rot quick and lasting relief,
iOUt ualng drugs, medlclpu or
« a . Addraaa R. V. Wuldcn. Box
N aw Haven, Conn,
lO — L n r i a n d F o u n d
1XGHT" BLUE COAT—letter in 1
pocket nddrvhveil 1105 Oak Ave.
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
L Lost on French und 1 2 Ui Return
"The RcxaM S to re"
Herald Of fin . Reward
Wc make a specialty of our prompt
filling of prescription* and quick
LEATH ER covered trnn»*t ***
tb ll\cry.
Wynni tvood eub-dn Irion or
ftrugs
Soda
- Hot Sundw ichca
llvlloiiville. Geneva or Nnlil
Avgiiur. ' Reward ' if returned
IF IT'S A BARGAIN
Frod Wtllianis' affin* u< e .,
"We Have It"
U n i t . ' ’.'
NNYI.AND REALTY CO
Realtor
LOST- Old fashioned
bar i ni
Woo Iworth, Mgr., 221 Mm sell
With HllCa of black eiiaimT. Find
over Piggy W iggly, but wc
Mr retu rn to C19 Magnolia ami i e
deliver.
ceivo ixiif urd. *
FRESH FR U IT, fresh vegetables.
Fresh uyMerc daily. We curry
only the beat m iliritu llncii. T ry oor
atoni for tiohlity products. Royal
K JJ—Auloinobili*s For Snle,
F ru it Co.. 107 W. F lrbt S t m t ,
v I— Houses I or Snle
(•A RAG 1C A PA KTM ENT— Rosahad H eights, W ,160. $16U cauh,
S20.tlU j.cr month. B. ZE1TER.
HIGGINS-SM 1TH-W IGHT. INC
Realtors
F ir s t S treet and Palm etto Air
A REA I, bargain in n furnished
home, S<-e Simmon* Realty Co.,
phono 49-J.
l-OT NEAR OR W IN MANOR
Orlando, and OHlmobllc Scdun
in good condition, will sell cheap,
' "J trade for larg e r cur. I). W.
t Hhorl. 22U5 M agnolia Ave, Sanford.
!--Ono lot on I'nliiiDtto
and Sanford
H eights
!•> cilsh, bidaiicc $25
Zeiter
lihtribotcd bv
I'u i! fiAI.r. Ill t m Nr-lt, owing
to ill heullh wdl m -|| eiitiro hosini'MS a t a
bargain.
A ddress
ttw ner, Luke Murv Casino, Iaikc
Mary, Florida.
,rt c*P
CELERY
THE CELERY CHOP IS NOW
lots
in
1 |i*r lot.
LANKY'S DRUG S T O ltE - P r e tcrljiUoiin, D rugs, Sodas.
We
«n a* iic ir you a* y o u r phono,
( a ll 1U3.
0 7 — 1too m s W ifh ^ (u tn J
•REE registered Chinehc Uhow
poppied for *.ule. two m onths old. ROOMS, w ith or w ithout inealv
lima- 671-J
R easonable rates. Lituxiln Hotel. I
p in e h u r s t
Choice ru m c r
ford Ave.. opposite Bagged
3,500. ii lots, Flora H eights,
w lot. E asy term s,
aim s R ealty Co.. 306 Mngvt’nui*. Telephone 391*W.
McCALL A FO.X
REALTORS
PHONE 746,
II—Automobiles
DODGE
Hitler 0 . Phillips Co.
l*urc enni und Grahn
and 2nd Street.
"U nder construction m w
SiMinbh stucco house, seven
room s; g u rag e and servants
q uartern. C orner Magnolia
nnd Npurllng. Easy terms.
Will be ready for occupancy
about F eb ru ary J ft.
Now Spanish typo house.
•iy room s; in Bel-Air on Mcllonvillo A venue; easy terra.* ■
New Spanish stucco bunga
low in San L nnta; eauy
term s
Lots 3, 4 und 6 Blork Di
T ier 1; co rn er of Sanford
Avcnuu nnd 10th st. 5100.00
p er fro n t fo o t fo r quick sal*
Ensv to n u s.
Lot 20. Block 8 , Snti Iambi,
price 5 2 ,00 0 .0 0 .
BEING MARKETED
A Stream Of Gold la Pouring
into Sanford.
Real Estate will become
and values incrcaso. w « ■»"
vise buying now before the'
advance further.
Wc offer you .choam jloU in
two of tho i t i « i n f » I ,'?1lu T, r
Sanford, to-wit: Franklin Ter
SUSi i nd Fort Mellon at bar
gain prices, from $1,000.
Itir riiulilk all modern
.n. double g arag e,
Addie.xs
Box 317.
$ 2 , 000.
BRINGING UP FATHER
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sidering the yield.
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�SANFORD HERALD, W EDNESDAY. MARCH 3. 1926
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TRACKING DOWN I / .Ain't trackin ' n o •
TMlS MORNIMGj . - 1 |elephant o r n o
A LOST ELEP H A N T.,
Mo o s e —stm' minding
Mr o w n b u sin e ss
roncv.
/ SMOOPiMS AROUND.
£ve SO T t o G S T R\D
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tiff. very
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ofaops a n j o a l L t m b r g w o u l d s b l e f t
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SWOOCO BE A PUPP O P SMOKB —TW»S
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PROM SNOOPING AROUND
HERE—HEil A GREAT COP—
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RADO«T AND THE ORAJMS
X OP AN OT3TSR
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sam ta clauo -^tm (Soimg to give too 1m b
dottle o*= ouPefi-e*PLoe»'i£ —s u p p o s in g twere
VOA3 A RIOT IM'"04O TOWN AtJO *TWOOSANJOS
OP MEM weRGJN. MORTAL OOM9A^^ Fgva
SEE THAT WRD RUN
' WHEN l TRiEOTO PUT
' just ukc s n a o w s ycajq -rowstje' o u r a t
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AN AD in these column*.
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Phone 148.
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OHIO—Xenia. Make your sale*
th-outrli the Xegia Gaiftte, Zenin. Ohio. Rich hgncnlinrul ills•rut. Want ad and dltp.'Hlr Tates
,.n rniuesL
Send in your subscription to the
'i riuune or Hand it to your local
imirr mi you can rend Florida's
eiinteet newspaper. One year
i; months, $1.00, threo mouth,
fjtm. If j ,ui desire $1,000.-Insur
in*.' policy add 'iuc to your Ardor
T he
purpose
or
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TO VMARrj LOU THAT
Vour old Romance with
LORETTA i$ on Thin ICCS he TAKE.*. IT FcC GlCAWT
TO That vou row r care
For her awv lo.mjeh
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letter
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Too LATE I'D Do
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Localed on Sanford Avenue And Adjoining Palm Terrace Subdivision
S A N F O R D HEIGHTS L I E S *
R E C T L Y IN THE PATH o f l .
S A N F O R D ’S PROGRESS,
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th is g o ld en call
DON’T FORGET THE DATE-^MARCH 5
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TvP'-The!
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Danville, Va
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April
Opcnj
P*»*tn-
Central
L f f i ).»today.
0Or
at «
First Of “ Series Of
Unique Ads Are In
Newspapers Today
"Number ono" of tho aeries
w o rld o f S o n ford'H " 1 4 p o i n t s .
k
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appeared in seven loading
newspapers of tho state to
day, and will continue for 14
B H 4.
ilay s.
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"Two weeks ago the advortlsing compaiRn to capitaliws
upon tho resources that make
.
% Mil
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Sanford truly tho "C ity S j^ stn n . ,1. D anforth, above, atto r- t i e r was only an idea. Tcfitjr the
Sioux F alls, S. D., will op- Idea, highly developed ucflrput In
cnator P eter Norbeck In the | the form of uttrn ctlv e^K v ertise*
lican prim aries this sum m er, m ents, is now a r c a l l t y ^ i d U ttvo
I! hr u his cam paign on nt- m eans of giving the people «I
on Ncrbcck’s record n» gov- Florida tho m ost convincing and
of South Dakota, ho prom - definite array 1 of facta nixlut Sun-
ti Clubs Ilcprcnenled In Mccl
Opi ning 2 O’clock Todny ;
Kiwunians And Lions First
Teams To Commence Piny
Second Dance Of
T o n r i s t Club Is
Attended Ry Many
various tennis,
morning, am as
Joe llulrhhison,
II Itel g, It. G.
and A. t '. Fo. t ;
,v. Fops, ti. \ \ .
Knight, J*. Pulesliill, It. K. Slevi-lt.-. Lcoii l.croy and F. F. lionsbold r; Am en an Legion: A. P.
H ig g irt, W. D. G ardner. Roy
Chittenden. Joe I hitteiiden,^ Ned
fro m ' i hittonden; Realty Hoard: * hnrles
thus-1 |i i i t t . Paul Lake, A. W. Ila r i, R.
nown A. King and Ray Fox; Lions' Club
ub.
G. W, Hneucer, Jr.. George Harden,
j xvss I,. F. lloyle, R. A. Cobb, F rank
turiiit Muikxvoinl nnd Ted Wat hen. Alation term ites for tho Lions are O. O.
d to- S istrunk, U II. Connelly uml C.
creed
Purk.
Jn,,c‘! Edw ard H iggins. Floyd Palmar,
f and A
u ^ tts. II. W. Ilorndon, Calrest vjn Tepgue nnd Thomas Jones art
General Pershing
In Doctor’s Care, Countess
SI like Of Woolen
Workers Is Serious
M*. imtil u
N - In « 1 |
P* conttmL,
h.Mural.
P®|, r in the
h» Wight b*
rWc b*Uu»r.
L>t*culation
Fr'Uuni any
Drive Will End
Tomorrow N ig h t ^
I
M ini.
Still In
U. S. A fter Ten Day
Leave H as Expired
T ho c o m m itte ev nnpointed to su-
Ustributlon of the
porvisc the d.
is
composed
of Jim fo lowposters
ing: F.. E Junes. R. !*■ R obert Mem. L J*
son. P. A
uml U J - O j O George
.
T hrouili the n
Al hough he is anxious to he- op
and about agAln. he will remain
nt W alter Reed Hospital for some
5m . of »ll
Further Developm ents
National Rum Ring Expected Today
[ti.ll-.xt , A,-h !
THE CROWDS OUT S
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Sanford to Have Strong
In Season Starting
23; Manager's Berth
Waym It. W hnd.r. genrnt! runn
WASHINGTON. Mar. i.—l-P>— I
Maclilnerv for the city gas plant
el f i r tin- Anti-Saloon League, which u*>
recently
t»ureha*ed I*ti - s . t i iMilidv tmlay rounded|
ai|i|."l a -tan meat to the day’s ilin- I from the l \ G. I. Control ting in." In- fit-1 M ai a- iKVUpunt of,
i i - .'iiio. i!i lin in g the suggestion t ’liiupany of I'hilndelghtn. mi t v \ \ h i ‘f Ibuis;. in I d - .own right (
i .if Seeat'ir l.dwai'il-. Democrat of • shipped from th at city oil I’<b. • la ell I n- bar siivih I more than |
I ,\i i. |i i i . for a national refor- and should arrive in Sanford th ei tw i i 'd .mi- half years a ' chief,
eiiditln ell prnhitiitioil to be illegal firs', p a rt of n \t week, acm idii'g c\i-. a.
. l-'.-iug cl-’v a tid to th at
tto a letter iei-ived !>v < it'- Man m l u i - the death of President
■ager \y. It. Williams fit-in tie l lliirdu i: t-tercxling by 10 month*
Id.,' inauguration last March as a
(». 1 . Comp'im tod.i,.
pn .«!• nt elected liy the people.
j Tile letter 'lu te d th at a mao ]
alien continue War A gainst
Reviewing the p a st year. P resi
from the. company force ,va l^-ing
Autnmcliilr 0\vnens Wbo
' held ill readiness to conn- to Bt»u- de-, t i otdidgo had the satisfneof n n lisln g th at, two of his
I.onve Cars Barked Too
, I ford for til*’ nurpo'ie of installing , tim
major Y,-commendationH to t «n.
the
i
p
w
piawhincry
as
noon
ns
it
l,ting And ^Tlh No id^ h 's
, gri s.. - ndheietico to the World
. arrived. .
iL'adU . d tax reduction—hUj ln-cn
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couiiany
OUXgMtcd
th
a
t
If
L
1 V -XMC-oolw nrcioA I xS tv*-**lt»iJf t!
acted a k>u «nJ ho wns hopoftll
ftossihle tiie machinery be remnert- that a num ber of tho other Icgbla' ‘ ,m u.V ■...n.lAits r v b t \ \ . *r* poixt- '
• ed with tne old cauim nent tenmor- I five Mn>|M>aals bn has suousureil
lL
' i-lntf Isy-r " e r e in rn u ft yesterd ay '
- nrlly, hut Mr. Williams rioted this will oe enacted into law Is-fore
■ nr.',?r‘' ’ , mnr.img to answ er to charges, nnd
w iu h,yi n imTi,ur faib'd to appearT theroby
I morning th at the ritv »\a going the ■lose of the present session.
• ahead with tin r/unnlete and final | Three O thers May lie Rejected
K ".rr
fi rfi-u : 1.1 aids which ranged from
■ installation ut oiw-e.
He a ided
P 1" - " ' U to 110
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A |o«er in his fight last Spring
i that n XI ire would be sent off to■ sc,"._,
J ( \(ri,irf.r> H enry Caltlxx-cll and 1
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to
have Charles II. W arren, of
I
ja
y
asking
the
n
ovices
of
the
R J1' ‘J, •' K. L Marked eiuli received sm all :
1 Mirliipun. confirmed an attorney
• i ci on nan y man a'. .......
P f'n *
f.r . f -r parking w ithout light - 1
1
Tim addition of the m aihineiv is I general, Mr. Coolldge today fared
P ! \ MflV? -M. Zgler. M. A. Aycorko, -L A.
■ i.n i i r - i |tf ,| r . ,
K o re v x jlo w e n e n c h fa ile d
• t expei-D’ii to add great lx P* the U possible rejection by the Semite
> prodinlion of the local plant and ,.r t i ti ..' other nominations, those
t « iipp. ar and fobfldteil th eir bonds.
t„ relieve the un ite shortage of
J • -xi- • I M. *
aintin w as th e only man
lrnsli.,i..il | , i ,
f,,,- violation of th e one
l.'a.i in some of la*' outlying n Pn'
Imt.r parking laxv. lie drexv the
turns of the city.
p*' P’tn' «n,a!| fln,. ,,f
J,. I. K rarier, F.
Other M aterial Follows
P<"*1 ti t\ I ..... . s. D. Berg, T. A. P lu m -1
! Additional enuipincn: i« to be
I the \ m mi r ..nl J. H% Brice ench caused
" chipped from Philadelphia at in
Spired by tin it l oud- to be estre ated by th eir
' | tervals of from one to three xveekJ
!t.d rp<iii non .ipM-aiauce.
1 until the entire plant will haxe
"Niekcl
W. II H arrell nnd Tra W hite
been cPinpb-tely outfitted. • 'l'
Is- al'ini lin e each fined $ 1 0 oil ch arges of
ft adviTM' rc« kless driving.
D. W. W alker
imm;..i.iii .iti,| Ib-rt- Adams failed to sliow u>i
ml plan, to ansx’ er charges of speeding, nnd
»mon, the fnrfi ited bonds of $ 1 0 each,
ip yestt rGcorgo Kwii\g, accused of hloclt-,
up o l-J ing a crossing for m ore th a n five ,
ing pre minutes, xvas ordered to pay a fin e,
.he belief nf $25, or serve !10 days. \Villinm | The Lion’s Club nt tui xxocm)
Id receive Tinmen xxas' fined $5 fo r im p ro p er' luncheon todny accepted the re
new plan ; parking. Ncsbit Smoke Torfeftcd j sponsibility for the distribution «>f
ity r sur- bis $5 bund on a ch arge of narking j -!-.eci.d posters prepared h> th
i 'In m her of Commerce t o s t r e s
• original ,his car over night on th e street.
L. F. W right drew u fine of t ’1 1! Sanford's auhstantinllty nml Pros|«i. which'and
H. Hamerick $8 , when they ItJ
, ritv . and a committee was fori. •t'lay, fell " e re brought up on charges of ,.,l i„ sone the city and syaUmmti
drunkitiness. A. II. Jones failed .nllv place the posters in conspus,,,.U and on nll nuloniobiev
te nearly V !U, vv, r H sim ilar ch arge nnd his
Tlie cluli’s action taken un°n th*
al bv I*, r,. ^ 10 haul was taken by thu city.
j ......... si of the rhu.nh.-e "f V" ’ .
I no rre i*
the nuthre of the l.mri
• co n tr ib u tio n toward
be M-ecu.l
^unplcnientary
advertising cumPASSAIC, N.
M ar. 4.—(At - The strik*, of 7.nt)0 w orkers in the
*n«rkit is ’vonlen mills i!i i ricts here, cjuiet
for mo«t of its six weeks' duration,
t;"luy hint assumed serious propet •
tinilk.
Within tbo past two d ay s police
have dispersed strik ers by fore1.
Iwici- la *t night reso rtin g to the
a,i, of night sticks to sc a tte r 3,000
workers on the boundary line t*c '
l wetn Clinton und this city."
MEED
*
R esult
Are Reported By
Special Canvassers
Of Commerce Body
Eight Clubs In
- j
Race For Pennant,
SHRUBBER®:
H A V E BE E N PLANTED A *
j'E n c o u ra g in g
Orlando Man Is Chosen At
Tampa Meet To Head Base - 1
ball Association For 19—«5 1
Al. IflnK Is Retiring C h ieff
HAILED TO COURT
,
BE SO LD TO TH E HIGHEST
° ^ e^ s ^harg,ei
,
j . H. Asher, Orlando business 1
WASHINGTON. Mar. 4.—I/P)—
mnn, wns elected to the presidency i
With Representative Hill, Republi
of the F lorida S tnte Baseball i
can of .Maryland, unanimously re
League yesterday afternoon nt a
elected chairm an, the unofficial
m eeting presided over by Al Ijjn g ,
House committee for modification
re tirin g president and Mike Sex
of the Volstead Act will hold its
ton. president of the Minor Lcnguo,
own op"n hearings on Mnr. 31 proN ational Association. The moot-*
liminary to d raftin g a bill to reing wns attended by repro -1
vise the prohibit ion law.
sentntives from the four cltlrs who;
Tlie House is said to have in- '
completed the circuit Inst year nnd
stru rti.l Mr. Hill to apjwint a !
the members adm itted nt the m eet
"temperance boaid” of five to con
i n g yesterday.
.
sider questions on th at subject and
J Vance E. D oughs?, president of
to outline a pogrom for tlieVooithe Sanford club, returned into Inst
niitteo at the hearings. All ^nein"hers of Congress and private *citixens will he given opportunity to
express their views regarding mocF
(fication. The ciunimttvc Impcs
then to he ubll* to whip the opin
ions nnd suggestions into a bill for
the presentation to Congress.
The subject of prohibition not
only was brought up in the House
yesterday but it ul»o entered thi^reran!* of The Supreme Court,
whe;v John IV. Davis and A ssistant
Chief Executive Has Served
Attorney Genera! \Villclirundt de Cltv Engineer Notified That
Two And Half Years Includ- 1
Equipment
Is
Expected
bated a legal que-iinn from the
ing 11* Months Of The Un
provi-nm of tin law under which
To (Jet Here Next Week;
expired
Term Of Hardings
| pi m il- to ell distilled spirits are
Will Double Gas Supply
i-
SA TURDA Y, MARCH 6th
.
r Henry Lunn, titled B ritisher,
m am assed a fortune of many
lliors of dollars from hi? j u r i s t
cneies and hotels, h as given pll
l $‘.',500,000 of his motley to. ha
C,1 j., mi « rfort to outlaw w ar. lie
making a i making to u r of this
lUntry explaining how he w ants
, see unity am ong th e churches
id cmi i.r.l uniting the nations.
ASHER
^ ithP! ot^PRESIDENT O
FGoal In Drive roi
‘ STATE LEAGUE Advertising Budgei
Prison H
NEW ORLEANS. M ar. 4 .—(/P)—
Federal nml city governm ent of
ficials wg.ro engaged today in in*
veatigmting nllegxjd Irregularities
which resulted in th e n r rest* yes
terday of tho superintendent, and
two attaches of the Hou«e of De
tention on charge^. of conspiracy
to defraud the gox’cxpnunt by obi in Ids padlocked night club nnd
Lou Lender, m anager of the pad
structing justice.'*"' •*
G overnm nit -iUttborUios describ locked !»i Vide, cabaret who l« al
ed the rase ns “iporV flag ran t than so serving tim e for contem pt of
the T erry DrnjgRan caso in Chi-' ’co'«Tt.
... ,
Before the charges wero tiled,
engo.”
,§h .
M aurice
I'ichcloup,
political government agents spent many,
leader ami Buperimemlcnt of the hours iQ the House of Detention,
prison for 17 years, Gustave Can- tracing the movements o f ^ h e in
tn-llr. day keeper, and .kovis m ate,. The investigation wns led
Schelihaus, chauffeur of th£. Sup by R. U. S.vsk,' in charge of the
erintendent were at liboftV todny government Departm ent of Justice
His investigators
under bonds of $.1,0 0 0 each pend agent* here.
ing prclim inury hearings. They
were tn k m into custody l>y deputy
U. S. M arshals and nlnc*d under
l>onds by U. S. fonuuissionor
;
j
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T h e M en W h o C reate R eal E state
1
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1926
In S t o c k W J IIIE L T 8
Fights War
num ber
T wcItc Pages Todny
lOCiatr<l Brora Full Lrnsed Wire
,'ffbiusf!sw s& c;.CuTerad from
i T d t M h . Tocn*-Arica l - l -
tics of th*£tw n ui ii>" « « ]'•
knows of the acLx i
Ing and
t'LEYELAND, Ohio, Jlnr. 4.-r cities ntill*0" doRsr.TV”1
subsidiary
Ofthe
^ Further developments, prior
tn have lien a t.
the ntuminjAof indictments >n alleged conspiracy.
i t desirable;
•e federal gruM»«jury Investign* If Hornstccn deems
Clion here of-an alleged nation-wiuc Judge Finehout
u-k w
-til k ? W 0TA ' $ *
lamtlog alcohol cohspiracy hinged
brisy on nn Interview scheduled
JHlarep D istrict A tto rn ey A. FRcixst.-mi and Municipal Judge
John M. Finehout of SL P aul. *
Except for the poauible ap p ear
ance nc Judge J,'tpi;lu»ut before tno
grand jur>’, interview ing qf wit-
------ , llirv with his InformsH^L
Pr"
m Indicate
IndicatedI* today.
Judgj Fmeit
*urM
it -was
indicate
(fjbpotnai-d.
I“ ,b
w S .i
’.^“ ts when he
hiT.d^
grand jury *■-
ckuiuictelv to
n r?
n“ V cGiiL m » « * ^ » prW ru. |
A f lt u *a y bounty, >linne*f
nT th»y t,ut 5 ”
‘ °.r UL ,r V Tlevelsnd today, un- amlnr.tlon and
W 1° Snard waived Immunity a ? They V * *»»[«,
■ubr t 3 Efc Ibe grand iury.-faj- Uon now hot
the Gx’nrral.th'*1
liVuing a lane conference
America, would
Rcrnstfcn.
eucrounds his
e a o c p » ip le ln t
SW E ffc,
tnfx.rnvstion on
^
'.‘’ [ . ‘ jjc n 'n Minh*apolls hotej
a St. Paul law sUf-
mi ‘
dent
had worked In an a
* were . latervtawed.
of li)th men were kept
A IjM S g L
a jfg g p
u t e r an«Uit:r
rith hl> .conal*
luujvi uvfPi nnw »
:r
*---- jii
In tho background. Thla ntao wHl'
remain throughout tho acrlca.
NEW YORK, M arch 4.—</P)—
A lthough her 10 days’ shore leave
has expired, th e Countess of Lathc a rt was still on M anhattan Island
today when Ellla Ialnnd and W ash
ington officials w aited for each
o ther to make the next step.
W hat’s more, tho .Countess has
agreed to deliver un a™ ™ '*
"E ngland nnd Am erica Today,
here next Monday n ight despite nil
the legal com plications th a t face
h er w ithin the next few days. Her
leave expired n t I I o clock Inst
night, h u t because of a difference
of opinion over a phroao jn tne iaoun cvn ictitn iad o at y e s te r d a y
$600 bond th e signed, has decided meutlng of-the club
to decline to re tu rn to Ellis Island features are expected to be P1*1
tho Hr by the committee from the
club* who are in Im nedlaU charge.
Kiwanis Club Will H ave Charge O f City’s Broadcasting Program Tonight
A t tho bottom of tho adverUMm eat la th a follow ing ■Utement:
"Information booklot and reprinu
of any
iy or
o r all of
oi tho
tno ndvertiaeroenu
n a . c n « '» « u *
D aorlaa
series will bo roallod
roallod upon
upoi
In thU
rcquoiL ”
'
,
KI t” la iho
ber a
tho plan of tho C ham
kajjjtar
pampW
cl oox
Commerce to p rin t a pam
procl
these adyrrUM roonta from .or
nal iflatca and broadcast thjix
by mall. One local concern M
uxprraaexl a wlah to buy #.0 ®
coploa from th e C ham ber of Com
m erce fo r distribution In tin
N“ r , h _
_
—
p i s ifi W w a C tf- «■ Last M inute
-
1
Tax
Rui
P ayers S tart
On City Collecto.
and the U l y ' ' v ioWcr Bong, by U n g e j "A Chin*
Trmredv" by Thomas: “l Cannot
Tragedy , oy *
CUrib*ll
Bing ^
P*J.Hto,^
erC vyusl > W ith tho approach of
• President Edward U n e la to do- J f j ^ P
J -**:Llttla BR not for tho cjoala* o f the d » t a
liver a talk on banford and other ITAr^ . * uccini
■r,.,i,Lrrri ure to briefly address tlm of, Hfgveti . by Bau.
_____ v
H all, la bring made ready fo r «
expected ru in of » t* t **P a y * 1
w h k h a h r a r a occur* during th e W
tw o w ooV in Mar^h.
*
.
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ASHER
^ithP!ot^PRESIDENT OFG o a l In D rive r o i
‘ STATELEAGUEAdvertising Budgei
Prison H
NEW ORLEANS. M ar. 4.—(/P)—
Federal nml city government of
ficials wg.ro engaged today in in*
veatigmting nllegxjd Irregularities
which resulted in the nr rest* yes
terday of tho superintendent, and
two attaches of the Hou«e of De
tention on charge^. of conspiracy
to defraud the gox’cxpnunt by obi in Ids padlocked night club nnd
Lou Lender, manager of the pad
structing justice.'*"' •*
Governmnit -iUttborUios describ locked !»i Vide, cabaret who l« al
ed the rase ns “iporV flagrant than so serving time for contempt of
the Terry DrnjgRan caso in Chi-' ’co'«Tt.
... ,
Before the charges wero tiled,
engo.”
,§h .
Maurice
I'ichcloup,
political government agents spent many,
leader ami Buperimemlcnt of the hours iQ the House of Detention,
prison for 17 years, Gustave Can- tracing the movements o f^ h e in
tn-llr. day keeper, and .kovis mate,. The investigation wns led
Schelihaus, chauffeur of th£. Sup by R. U. S.vsk,' in charge of the
erintendent were at liboftV todny government Department of Justice
His investigators
under bonds of $.1,000 each pend agent* here.
ing prcliminury hearings. They
were tnkm into custody l>y deputy
U. S. Marshals and nlnc*d under
l>onds by U. S. fonuuissionor
;
j
,
O rla n d o M a n I s C h o se n A t
T a m p a M e e t T o H ea d B a s e - 1
b a ll A s s o c ia tio n F o r 1 9 —« 5 1
A l. Ifln K I s R e t i r in g C h i e f f
Eight Clubs In
- j
R ace F or Pennant,
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H
a
v
e
S
tro n g
S a n fo r d t o
In S e a s o n S t a r t i n g
2 3 ; M a n a g e r 's B e r t h
I
T
e
a
m
*
le a r n '
A p ril
O p cnj
j'Encouraging Result
Are Reported By
Special Canvassers
Of Commerce Body
Drive Will End
Tomorrow Night ^
First Of “ Series Of
Unique Ads Are In
Newspapers Today
j . H. Asher, Orlando business 1
WASHINGTON. Mar. 4.—I/P)—
mnn, wns elected to the presidency i
With Representative Hill, Republi
of the Florida Stnte Baseball i
can of .Maryland, unanimously re
League yesterday afternoon nt a
elected chairman, the unofficial
" N u m b e r o n o " o f t h o a e r ie s
meeting presided over by Al Ijjn g ,
House committee for modification
retiring president and Mike Sex
of the Volstead Act will hold its
ton. president of the Minor Lcnguo,
w orld o f S o n ford'H " 1 4 p o i n t s .
own op"n hearings on Mnr. 31 proNational Association. The moot-*
liminary to drafting a bill to rek
■ E M )
a p p e a red in s e v e n lo a d in g
ing wns attended
by repro-1
vise the prohibit ion law.
sentntives from the four cltlrs who;
Za L n e w sp a p e rs o f th o s t a t e t o
Tlie House is said to have in- '
completed the circuit Inst year nnd
d ay , an d w ill c o n tin u e f o r 1 4
stru rti.l Mr. Hill to apjwint a !
the members admitted nt the meet
B
H
4
.
ila
y s.
.
"temperance
boaid”
of
five
to
con
U re a s
i n g yesterday.
.
sider
questions
on
that
subject
and
^^pS8B|jk
I
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L
m
B
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T
w
o
w
e
e
k
s
ag o th e ad v o rk a cre
J Vance E. Doughs?, president of
to outline a pogrom for tlieVooithe
Sanford
club,
returned
into
Inst
»
J
I
1
t
ls
in
g
co
m
p
a
iR
n
to ca p ita liw s
bv.rkct
niitteo at the hearings. All ^nein\
&
I
'
upon
th
o
re
s
o
u
r
c
e
s th a t m ak e
litres o
"hers of Congress and private *cit% Mil
*
Sanford truly tho "C ity Sj^ stn n ixens will he given opportunity to
iarpain
. ,1. Danforth, above, attor- t i e r was only an idea. Tcfitjr the
express their views regarding mocF
pders,
Sioux F alls, S. D., will op- Idea, highly developed ucflrput In
(fication.
The ciunimttvc Impcs
market
cnator Peter Norbeck In the |the form of u ttrnctlve^K vertise*
then to he ubll* to whip the opin
the relican primaries this summer, ments, is now a r c a llty ^ id U ttvo
ions nnd suggestions into a bill for
if issues
I! hr u his campaign on nt- means of giving the people «I
the
presentation
to
Congress.
r Henry Lunn, titled B ritisher,
Uforr
on Ncrbcck’s record n» gov- Florida tho most convincing and
The subject of prohibition not
m amassed a fortune of many
of South Dakota, ho prom- definite array1 of facta nixlut Sunlliors of dollars from hi? j u r i s t only was brought up in the House
yesterday
but
it
ul»o
entered
thi^cneies and hotels, has given pll
l $‘.',500,000 of his motley to. ha reran!* of The Supreme Court,
C,1 j., mi « rfort to outlaw war. lie whe;v John IV. Davis and Assistant Cltv Engineer Notified That Chief Executive H as Served
making a i making tour of this Attorney Genera! \Villclirundt de
Two And Half Y ears Includ-1
Equipment
Is
Expected
lUntry explaining how he wants bated a legal que-iinn from the
ing 11* Months Of The Un
To (Jet Here Next W eek;
, see unity among the churches provi-nm of tin law under which
expired
Term Of Hardings
id cmi i.r.l uniting the nations. |pi m il- to ell distilled spirits are
Will Double Gas Supply
iMini.
Waym It. W hnd.r. genrnt! runn
WASHINGTON. Mar. i.— l-P>— I
Maclilnerv for the city gas plant
el fir tin- Anti-Saloon League,
which u*>
recently
t»ureha*ed I*ti - s . t i iMilidv tmlay rounded|
ai|i|."l a -tan meat to the day’s ilin- I from the l\ G. I. Control ting in." In- fit-1 M ai a- iKVUpunt o f,
i i - .'iiio. i! i lin in g the suggestion t ’liiupany of I'hilndelghtn.
mi t v \\hi‘f Ibuis;. in I d - .own right (
i .if Seeat'ir l.dwai'il-. Democrat of •shipped from that city oil I’<b. • la ell I n- bar siivih I more than |
ti Clubs Ilcprcnenled In M ccl
I ,\i i. |i i i . for a national refor- and should arrive in Sanford thei tw i i 'd .mi- half years a ' ch ief,
Opi ning 2 O’clock Todny ;
eiiditln ell prnhitiitioil to be illegal firs', part of n \t week, acm idii'g c\i-. a.
. l-'.-iug cl-’v a tid to that
Kiwunians And Lions First
m
l
u
i
the
death
of
President
tto a letter iei-ived !>v < it'- Man
Team
s To Commence Piny
lliirdu i: t-tercxling by 10 month*
■ager \y. It. Williams fit-in tie l
Id.,'
inauguration
last
March
as
a
(». 1. Comp'im tod.i,.
pn .«!• nt elected liy the people.
j Tile letter 'luted that a mao ]
alien continue W ar A gain st
Reviewing the past year. Presi
from the. company force ,va l^-ing
Autnmcliilr 0\vnens Wbo
' held ill readiness to conn- to Bt»u- de-, t i otdidgo had the satisfneI .onve C ars Barked Too
, I ford for til*’ nurpo'ie of installing tim of n n lisln g that, two of his
. the ip w piawhincry as noon ns it , major Y,-commendationH to t «nl,ting And ^T lh No id ^ h 's
, gri s.. - ndheietico to the
World
. arrived. .
iL'adU . d tax reduction—hUj ln-cn
•
Tim
couiiany
OUXgMtcd
that
If
L
1 V -XMC-oolw nrcioA I x S tv*-**lt»iJf t !
acted a k>u « n J ho wns hopoftll
ftossihle tiie machinery be remnert- that a number of tho other Icgbla' ‘ ,m u.V ■ ...n.lAits rvbt\\. *r* poixt- '
• ed with tne old cauimnent tenmor- I five Mn>|M>aals bn has suousureil
lL
' i-lntf Isy-r " e r e in rnuft yesterday '
- nrlly, hut Mr. Williams rioted this will oe enacted into law Is-fore
■ nr.',?r‘' ’ , mnr.img to answer to charges, nnd
w iu h,yi n imTi,ur faib'd to appearTtheroby
I morning that the ritv »\a going the ■lose of the present session.
• ahead with tin r/unnlete and final
K " .rr
fi rfi-u : 1.1aids which ranged from
■ installation ut oiw-e.
He a ided | Three Others May lie Rejected
P 1" - " ' U to 110
*
A |o«er in his fight last Spring
i that n XI ire would be sent off to■ sc,"._,
J ( \(ri,irf.r> Henry Caltlxx-cll and 1
|
to
have Charles II. Warren, of
I
ja
y
asking
the
novices
of
the
R J 1' ‘J, •' K. L Marked eiuli received small :
various tennis,
1 Mirliipun. confirmed an attorney
•i ci on nan y man a'. .......
P f'n *
f.r . f -r parking without light - 1
morning, am as
I
general,
Mr.
Coolldge
today
fared
1
Tim addition of the maihineiv is
P !\ MflV? -M. Zgler. M. A. Aycorko, -L A.
Joe llulrhhison,
■ i.n iir-i |tf,|r. ,
Korevxjlowen ench failed
•t expei-D’ii to add great lx
P* the U possible rejection by the Semite
II Itel g, It. G.
,.r
t
it
i..'
other
nominations,
those
> prodinlion of the local plant and
t «iipp. ar and fobfldteil their bonds.
and A. t '. Fo. t ;
t„ relieve the unite shortage of
J • -xi- • I
M. *
aintin was the only man
,v. Fops, ti. \\.
lrnsli.,i..il |, i ,
f,,,- violation of the one
l.'a.i in some of la*' outlying n Knight, J*. Pulesliill, It. K. SlevPn'
Imt.r parking laxv. lie drexv the
turns of the city.
i-lt.-. Lcoii l.croy and F. F. lionsp*' P’tn' «n,a!| fln,. ,,f
J,. I. K rarier, F.
Other Material Follows
bold r; Amen an Legion: A. P.
P<"*1 ti t\ I ....... s. D. Berg, T. A. P lu m -1
! Additional enuipincn: i« to be
H ig g irt, W. D. Gardner. Roy
I the \ m mi r ..nl J. H% Brice ench caused
Chittenden. Joe I hitteiiden,^ Ned
" chipped from Philadelphia at in
Spired by tin it l oud- to be estreated by their
fro m ' i hittonden; Realty Hoard: * hnrles
' |tervals of from one to three xveekJ
!t.d rp<iii non .ipM-aiauce.
1until the entire plant will haxe
thus-1 |iiitt. Paul Lake, A. W. Ila r i, R.
"Niekcl
W. II Harrell nnd Tra White
been cPinpb-tely outfitted.
•'l'
nown A. King and Ray F ox; Lions' Club
Is- al'ini lin e each fined $10 oil charges of
ub.
G. W, Hneucer, Jr .. George Harden,
ft adviTM' rc« kless driving.
D. W. W alker
j xvss I,. F. lloyle, R. A. Cobb, Frank
imm;..i.iii .iti,| Ib-rt- Adams failed to sliow u>i
turiiit Muikxvoinl nnd Ted Wat hen. Alml plan, to ansx’ er charges of speeding, nnd
ation termites for tho Lions are O. O.
»mon, the fnrfi ited bonds of $10 each,
d to- Sistrunk, U II. Connelly uml C.
ip yestt rGcorgo Kwii\g, accused of hloclt-,
creed
Purk.
up o l-J ing a crossing for more than five ,
Jn,,c‘!
Edward Higgins. Floyd Palmar,
ing pre minutes, xvas ordered to pay a fin e,
f and A
u^tts. II. W. Ilorndon, Cal.he belief nf $25, or serve !10 days. \Villinm | The Lion’s Club nt tui xxocm)
rest vjn Tepgue nnd Thomas Jones art
Id receive Tinmen xxas' fined $5 fo r im proper' luncheon todny accepted the re
new plan ; parking. Ncsbit Smoke Torfeftcd j sponsibility for the distribution «>f
ity r sur- bis $5 bund on a charge of narking j -!-.eci.d posters prepared h> th
i 'Inm her of Commerce t o s t r e s
• original ,his car over night on the street.
! Sanford's auhstantinllty nml ProsL. F. Wright drew u fine of t ’11
|«i. which'and
H. Hamerick $8, when they ItJr
, itv . and a committee was fori. •t'lay, fell "e re brought up on charges of ,.,l i„ sone the city and syaUmmti
drunkitiness. A. II. Jon es failed .nllv place the posters in conspus,,,.U and on nll nuloniobiev
te nearly V !U, vv, r H sim ilar charge nnd his
Tlie cluli’s action taken un°n th*
al bv I*, r,. ^10 haul was taken by thu city.
j ..........si of the rhu.nh.-e " f V" ’ .
I no rre i*
the nuthre of the l.mri
luujvi uvfPi nnw »
:r
*------j i i
SI like Of Woolen
•contribution toward
be M-ecu.l
In tho background. Thla ntao wHl'
^unplcnientary
advertising
cumremain throughout tho acrlca.
Workers Is Serious
A t tho bottom of tho adverUMv
nnpointed
to
suTho committee
m eat la tha following ■Utem ent:
PASSAIC, N.
Mar. 4.—(At - - porvisc the d.
Ustributlon of the
"Inform ation booklot and rep rin u
The strik*, of 7.nt)0 workers in the
is composed of Jim fo lowiy o
orr all oi
a .c n « '» « u *
of any
of tno
tho n
ndvertiaeroenu
*n«rkit is ’vonlen mills i!i i ricts here, cjuiet posters
Junes. R. !*■ Robert D series
In thU
aorlaa will bo roallod upoi
upon
NEW
Y
O
R
K
,
March
4.—</P)—
for mo«t of its six weeks' duration, ing: F.. E
Mem. L J*
rcquoiL”
'
,
Although her 10 days’ shore leave
t;"luy hint assumed serious propet • son. P. A
uml U J - O j O KI t” la iho
tho plan of tho Chamber
C k a jjjta r a
George
.
tinilk.
has expired, the Countess of LathpampWcl o
ox
Commerce to print a pamprocl
Throuili the n
cart
was
still
on
Manhattan
Island
Within tbo past two days police
these
adyrrUMroonta
from
.o
r
when Ellla Ialnnd and Wash
have dispersed strikers by fore1.
Al hough he is anxious to he- op today
nal iflatca and broadcast thjix
ington officials waited for each
Iwici- la * t night resorting to the
by mall. One local concern M
and about agAln. he will remain other to make the next step.
a,i, of night sticks to scatter 3,000
uxprraaexl a wlah to buy #.0®
nt W alter Reed Hospital for some
W hat’s more, tho .Countess has
workers on the boundary line t*c '
coploa
from the Chamber of Com
5m . of »ll
agreed to deliver un a™ ™ '*
l wetn Clinton und this city ."
merce for distribution
In tin
"England nnd America Today,
here next Monday night despite nil
CuTerad from
N“r , h _
_
—
the legal complications that face
i T d t M h . Tocn*-Arica l - l her within the next few days. Her
leave expired nt I I o clock Inst
I“ ,b night, h u t because of a difference
[ti.ll-.xt , A,-h!
and the U l y ''w S . i of opinion over a phroao jn tne ia o u n cv n ictitn ia d o a t y e s te r d a y
M*. imtil u
tics of th * £ tw n ui ii>" ««]'•
knows
of
the
acLx
i
Ing
and
’.^“
ts
when
he $600 bond the signed, has decided meutlng of-the club
v ioWcr Bong, by U n g e j "A Chin*
N - In «1|
t'LEYELAND, Ohio, Jlnr. 4.-r cities ntill*0" doRsr.TV”1
to decline to return to Ellis Island features are expected to be P1*1
Trmredv" by Thom as: “ l Cannot
P* conttmL,
^ Further developments, prior tn have lie n a t.subsidiary Of- the
tho Hr by the com m ittee from the Tragedy , oy *
C U rib*ll
h.Mural.
the ntuminjAof indictments >n alleged conspiracy.
club* who are in Im nedlaU charge. Bing ^
P *J.H to ,^
e r C v y u s l > W ith tho approach of
P®|, r in the
deems i t desirable;
•e federal gruM»«jury Investign*
If Hornstccn C• President Edward U n e la to do- J f j ^ P
J
- * * :L l t t l a BR not for tho cjo ala* o f the d » t a
h» Wight b* lion here of-an alleged nation-wiuc
liver a talk on banford and other IT A r^ . * uccini
u-k
-til k ? W 0TA ' $ *
Judge
Finehout
rWc b*Uu»r. lamtlog alcohol cohspiracy hinged ------ , llirv with w
his InformsH^L
■r,.,i,Lrrri ure to briefly address tlm of, Hfgveti . by Bau.
_____ v
grand jury *■ckuiuictelv to
L>t*culation brisy on nn Interview scheduled Pr"
m Indicate
Indicated
Ju d g j Fm eHall, la bring made ready fo r «
n r?
-was
indicate I* today.
(fjbpotnai-d.
Fr'Uuni any JHlarep District A ttorney A. F- it *urM
expected ru in o f » t * t* * P ay* 1
e ao cp»iplelnt
n“ V cGiiL m » « * ^ » p rW ru . |
Rcixst.-mi and Municipal Judge
w h k h a h ra ra occur* during the W
A f lt u * a y bounty, >linne*f
John M. Finehout o f S L Paul. *
nT th»y t,ut 5”
t w o wooV in Mar^h.
*
.
u
t
e
r
an«Uit:r
Except for the poauible appear ‘°.r UL ,r V Tlevelsnd today, un- amlnr.tlon and
rith hl> .conal*
ance nc Judge J,'tpi;lu»ut before tno W11° Snard waived Immunity a ? They V * *»»[«,
grand jur>’, interviewing qf wit- ■ubr t 3 E f c Ibe grand iu ry .-fa j- Uon now hot
the Gx’nrral.th'*1
liVuing a lane conference
Am erica, would
Rcrnstfcn.
eucrounds his
TvP'-The!
'“ n of Wl
P*»*tntnfx.rnvstion on
A IjM S g L
Central
L f f i ).» ^ '.‘’[ . ‘ j j c n 'n Minh*apolls hotej
today.
a St. Paul law sUf0Omi ‘
had worked In an a
r
at «
dent
* were . latervtawed.
of li)th men were kept
HAILED TO COURT
,
5 0 B e a u t i f u l H e m e s i t e s sn. S a n f o r t
Localed on Sanford Avenue And Adjoining Palm Terrace Subdivision
Second Dance Of
T o n r i s t Club Is
Attended Ry Many
SANFORD HEIGHTS L IE S *
RECTLY IN THE PATHo f l.
SANFORD’S PROGRESS, ■
AUCTION AS T H E I .OTS WIL.I
BE
SOLD
PALMS AND SHRUBBER®:
HAVE BEEN PLANTED A *
TO THE HIGHEST
-----------
BIDDER, REGARDLES
C
A
R
•------------
A DOWN-POUR
OF CASH
CITY WATER AND
TRIC LIGHTS ARE N0W ■
DON’T MISS IT.
S
General Pershing
In Doctor’s Care, Countess
Still In
U. S. After Ten Day
Leave Has Expired
,'ffbiusf!sw s& c;.-
M EED t h is g o l d e n
National Rum Ring Expected Today
hiT.d^
DON’T F O R G E T T H E D A T E-^M A R C H 5
’
^ 5 '
A T 1:30 P. M .
'
TH E CROWDS OUT S
A VENUE--YOU CAN
.
Danville, Va
.
r
vo'-x
Daytona Bfea'cn-
1
p i sifi W w a C tf- «■Last Minute Tax
Further Developments
ca ll
Kiwanis Club Will Have Charge Of City’s Broadcasting Program Tonight
SW Effc,
a jfg g p
Payers S tart Rui
On City Collecto.
�v F fy fiy ■
fV»vU
RuKVI\»r«j » | *, {
”V v|Kf TKt!l *3$/|tfR' js. W..•
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PAGE TWO
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>rwro gATCTrnm) HERALD. THURSDAY, MARCHJ,_1926
■— ■■■•—
F o rt Meadei Girl Is
Elected Editor Of
'I ; • In Florida
Florida Flambeau
Your Income Tax
Day by Day
If you are single and sup
port In your homo one or more
pcrafnii closely related to you
and over whom you exercise
furnliy control, you are the
hend of n fam ily und entitled
if"dor the revenue net of 102(1
*0 the anme personal cxrmi>tii'ii allowed a married person,
$3,300.
In addition, n taxpay
er is enti'led to n credit of
$100 fo r inch person dependent,
upon him for ch ief support, If
slich person is eith er under 18
years of age or Incapable of
self-support because mentally
or physically defective.
Such
dependent need not he n mem
ber of the taxpayer's house
hold.
For exam ple, an* un
married son who supports in
Man aged mother l« en
titled to on exemption of
fn>o p!un the $400 credit for a
dependent, “a *0111 of
I f from
choice Iho
mother
lived in unothcr city, the son,
although* her chief support,
would be entitled only to the
SI. 600 exemption, plus the
?H>0 credit.
The mother n*>t
living with him, he is not con
sidered the head of n fam ily.
An exemption ns the head of
a family can bn claimed by
only one member of n homelioRL- v
T?>(- $100 credit does not npply tt> the*w ife* nr husband of
a taxpayer, though one may ha
totally dependent upon the oth
er.
c
T
a
O ninfots Man To HoW Pu^Iic
a
• K E Y W E S T , F la ., M ar. 4 __ (A1)
— Commander John Rodgers and
Lieut. Lawrence C urtain, av iators,
JA C K S O N V IL L E . Mar. I.-I/P) arrived a t th is jiort Inst evening,
— Declaring th a t he believed n and a fte r n sh ort sta y here the
town ordinance forbidding puhHc planes left again this m orning on
dsneere here is illegal- J . E . Hovd, route to Gunntnunmo, The plnncs
G R E E N V IL L E , S . C„ .Mar. 4.— n promoter, has advertised n pub
DP)— FViur victor? in tho first round lic dance for tomorrow* night, lie v ill ’ t i n to W ashington via Key
West following the nctivilio
'■ontcsls yesterday and four quin vrit'tt
was reetwitlv
recently fined $5*/
$5'/ for .dolat- the
t(ll. officers to he carried
tets th at drew lives in the pairing.’
Ing this law. He appealed
1i2u:uitunatiiu ami oth er seel ion
I met here torlar in th f second round rase from Hie M ayors Lour, to t -u|m
of til las to decide the. basketball
district roiU*t.
championship of Alio Southern In*
•Jfayor C. E . Lnsurus contended
tcreolleglate At.'iWtir A>«oeiatlon.
that
the municipal authorities have Ouch!
Lum bago!
‘ Howard College of Birmingham,
Alu., proved the “dnrk horse" of not undertaken to ban the Charles
Rub Bach ache Away
the S. I. A. A. tourney, ns did ton or any oth er dance. He ex
plained
th
a
t
tho
ordirmnccc
applies
Mississippi A. nnd M., In the con
Kidneys caus? backache!
No!
ference meet, springing the r.ur- to public dances thnt "anybody and
Your hacknyh: Is caused by lum
prise of yesterday when It van- everybody” may nltcnd. ’
bago, rheumatism or a .rtrain nnd
qnishrit the Wofford five, chnmtho nuickest relief
pions of South Carolina, 2d to PJ. over Stetson U niversity of Flo r
is soothing, pene
Howard met Furman today.
ida, in the first round.-, yesterday
tratin g S t. .Jacob s
Jjprct f ITr Ivi
lit Macon, nnd today tossed with Citadel, of
Oil. Rub It right
Gn., I!»;!-* ehnni.ib 11. defeaterl its Charleston. Citadel was first pair
op. your nainfui
title wi ll ( imrle-t'iM College which ed for the preliminary round with
hack, and in stan t
yorteri'ny won .".8 to 23 over the n Lou'sinttn institution was given
ly the soreness,
University <»f Chnltonoogn. Mer a bye when Louisiana failed to en
stiffness and lam e
cer drew 11 bye in the pairings.
ter n quiiitot.
n e s s disnnpcnrs.
Kentu d.-y Wesleyan, which also
Charlcaton College in the nerson
Don’t stay crippl
drew a bye, played M isslflp p i of Sceback, left forward, claimed
ed! Get n 35 cent
College. The Mississippiorm con high point honors individual f"t
bottle of S t. Jacobs
quered Presbyterian College .o f tho tournament thus far. Sceback
Oil from
your
South Carolina in a slow gnmn yes-. s co re d 18 o f his team ’s .18 points
d
ru
g
g
ist.
A
mo
ter.Inv. 4 4 to !!•.
V,
ro
,i/ - ._
against Chnttanoogn yesterday.
ment n fte r it In ap
Nc%f Wished
r 1 l to
1° ar
4 4 to° 1-1 Virtm
v ronvnn,
I{, rTV of Mississippi
College,
no.
a J4
victory
stood gecond
witj,right
10
plied you’ll won
der
what became
points
c f the backache or
lumbago pnin. ,
In use for 65 yenrs fo r lum
Don’t forget the Harhequiv Dinner
--------and opening side of Oakdnlc in bago, baeknrhe, sciatica, neu ral
m One of Nature’s Danger Sign als. I Osteen, Wednesday, >lnrch 10th. gia, rheumatism or sprains. Ab
Doesn’t burn
A beautiful lot will be given away solutely hnrmlcv-.
A (lenity Bladder Doe* Not
the akin.
free on that day.
Act At Night.
S
Broadcasting Not
Under Jurisdiction
Of Railroad Body
• I't 1 :. '1
Safety for this vast army df
travelers is a national issue,
and where safety is involved
plain speaking is a publieduty.
To all men who own cars other
striding tiu- tropin than Chrysler in the *1000 class_
v -
l.itb e r yon i <<ul.| not get ( !ir*>li-i
d e liv e ry .it p i i , y. ,>i
*i»u \*ei
n o t fu lly in fo rm e d o n C h r y s le r
p e r fo r m a n c e , q n a litv a n J v a lu e .
I n c lt h cri*.ise,f In* r «*•.1111 in file n a m e .
^ HU h a v e h ce n d e p riv e il ol C h ry s le r * s u p e r io r v a lu e a n d p e r fo r m
a n c e , n n d i >11 h e nt h e r su p e r io rif ies
w h ich a r c d ib tim tiv c ly C h r y s le r .
And rlir h u ilji'i, lu , r n..f
unit hip'll ;i n'ti
'| I,-I ;,.a r
*
ira iu lm in rj the L n J.^ p c ,
r/iaiigcd i Ik- cua.-i I{i»,-. ijv n
tunic nil nUiai lr.
|.«-t D,
trll you about it. \\ f |,.n r
uups. photogiaph., emtiplrir
Informal ion. t midp ami .ri
, t-ural I jjb lr s . )\'p ( i ,| „i
fSJige a bus 11 ip for )uu fium
%»y point in Florida
5M m ile s p e r h o u r • 2 5 m ile s to
< I III V •I 14 •*
l «. s ’■>!> V .u,,. ••
’If *s t f »*. .
th** n n llo n
5 1.1 2 5 m ile s in rt
• i .u n J .
• ! i-*esr ul
steels
•L h ryslir advaneeil engineering
• I inesf nf p r e c is io n m.inufacH re • • C lo s e d bodies |>y l islu-r
•• Malloon tires • • Beautiful new
•olor com binations.
Touring Car Roadster - -
A nyC hrysIcr dealer is eager for the
opportunity to dem onstrate all r lieL'hrysler "58 "superiorities to yon.
•I i r
1*01141. 1.4III.Hx <0111*0114110*
All
i*. t, /Wlb
I iJur fr .ill ( V mId •«
‘ Csilt Hrt»trj
•. . Mlluiiw Tbcttlur IIKlg
•*- Munfiied, I-lu. l'Jiuiie J$U
rstfinl tl r
lJ»|-ltl •SUtlklltl |ia.i
* 11K« <trry»l«tr-
in
sF irrt S l r .r t
* .i
f> "*’
chai
OPEN ALL NIGHT
Sanford Cafe
125 W. FIR ST ST.
M anufacturers must build
safely i f the automobile
industry is to hold its pres
ent high place in public us>
fulness and esteem.
And the all steel body—as ei*
emplified in Dodge Brothers
Motor Car—is the greatest
single advance in motoring
safety made in the last fifteen
years.
.
-
» $968 CoUpe. - - ■
$968 Sedan - - - •*
>L
See the Dodge Steel B ody On Display In Our Showroom
Corner 2nd and Oak
kli.1 full
.
»lirft IntlwI'fdcoI'UmlrO
r b i m i J wiiliout u n -.lu ji*t
/ - *-*.
*.
p«)nirnts Aik Abnut
1 •-• 1" ilijlcu
Mipcilor Owyitff
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LOR DA
Chop Suey
MILLER .0. PHILLIPS, INC.
CORAL
Cl LAS. T /F U L t
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.
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b. pV ohij^X O U .V
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In s u la te d p o w e r p la n t • • F in e s t
e q u ip m e n t • • H xclu i.iv e C h r y s le r
b e a u ty o l d e s ig n * •1 ly d r a u lic fo u rw h e e l b r a k e s a t slig h t e x tr a cost
I • •« sWUmI. ;/
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jlduafunl v.lliui,- r«|iri-Mjiilalitu (or
Cuosetl,
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T/m c a r w ill c o n t i n u e t o b o a "f o u r .
N o r e a s o n i n g b u y e r wtil be A *
f r a c t a l f r o m t h e i s s u e o f Q U A L I T Y b y m e r e C Y L I N D E R propaganda
Select the body style you like best,
Hide in it and drive it yourself in a
d e m o n s t r a t i o n o f y o u r ow n
making.
I.ct th e s e CJbxv -ler "5 H " fp ets m n lirm w h a t vie sa y : —
2 ^
The issue is plain—
Itw ://b c before long. Public
opinion will d em a n d it— as
it now demands that railway
sleeping cars be all steel.
'
voii b .n ,• |i,m b , .m i i ,tr
luit l h r* i Irr " *.*-’•*' w ith in
till |*.l-t h .lit * |
WO Do
lie* i * •; ,!i.| |,n i,i|- m n
|>I ( *vi* re .i n .n-
^
That is why Dodge Brothen]
pioneered in introducing the
the all steel body—pioncerc
again recently, in improving]
and perfecting it —pioneer,
now, in urging its adoption
by every automobile builder
in the world.
It is high time the public real
ized—as experts have I6ng
realized — th at automobile
bodies should be made of steel
—not ot wood or any other
fragile material.
>11 i f L»* |
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A n a s m v o I t tu ii* !utuhliii„
over ihr tu aj. — ttayi'ii* but
•ing tliHoigh t.m^l.,1 .......
g iu ir li.n-»n
piunt
, .j.. s
rating u n .il* t!iruu;;l s'i*
co iu itri side in |■i (i r i . i r j
bitr*,' | I,ft, ,,rr ! ,i?
im
»d thr g.ug.niiu.ui t„.i>, ill. i
/lai r lirlpnl tu •build tl-c
-SCO h.iiiif>. S in.i^niliaiir
hulrlt, i.o lu in , b !>,. mj|,,
uf p.'IVrJ *!tc •« ni,| u .ijri
Mats o f C u rjJ ( u Ml .
=
For even a child knows that
steel is stronger than wood [
—that steel will not splinter
or burn—and that all steel
50.000. 000 Americans ride in
bodies will stand up under
these cars every day in the
im pacts that would crush
year.
A
ordinary bodies to bits.
Indeed, it is one of the myster
ies ol this usually progressive
industry that the all steel
body is not already in uni
versal use.
G ia n ts -
Examination of Ab*tl!*, CC'JrU
Titles given
UM „ %
20.000. 000 m otor veh icles
now travel the A m erican
highways.
Reasonable* I'rices I
are the advantage
of th.is place.
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You A re* Etntitii
To Know Th
Best Cooking'
IMinil
% ° N
w « l PTWIcc " ,
Getting Up Nights
Oiynipia
Cafe
B dImmtsun, William:*
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Eat at the
4I HIT*
a.
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Open SeMnd Round
Of Annual Tourney
PALATKA— Member* of the
T A L L A H A S S E E , Fin., Mar. 4 . American legion arc inclined to (4P)— Lola, V am ; of F ort Meade,
bsllevt that I'larldixwill retain the has* been d ie te d editor-in-chief of
memhemhip tup offered by na- tin* Florida Flniitli'ati, the weekly
Clonal hcadouartera to the stalu I publication of the Florida Slot,
making the bent showing In new «jollo ge for women.
member*. In* the rmniiaign ju.it i
Ml»s Vum Is now cditur-in-chle;*
dosed, the Sunshine S ta te enrolled !
0,746 new members, compared to of tho Klnstncowo, the college an
0,040 last year, when tlu cup went nual.
The other member* o f the staff
to Florida.
iriVjJrftlrW r
elected were, u sslstan t editor, Eve
gr ■
PENSACOLA— Twelve persons lyn Harnett, Pnlntka; associate
. aaw their belonging* ,vo up In editors, Judrey Swindell. Lakclund.
•moke when fire destroyed n local and Tippy Sexton, Orlando; ex
boarding house, with n loss in ti change editor, Florence Grnham,
Key W est; business manager,
mated at $0,000.
N
Mildred Ncx, Albnny, Gn.; assist
ant business tnunager, Leslie Gray,
DELAND— When a patrolman JarksonvIUc; assistan t sports edi
fouipl an automobile parked in a tor, M argaret Richards, Orlando;
“no parking’ zone lie moved it Y . W. U. A. editor, Mary Ann
to another placo. Harry Dukca Price, Gainesville; assistant front
the uwner, believed it stolen mid page editor, Ann Pago, JacksonrepC'.'ted the anpiesed J . r I't t»j ••Hie: socioty,
Mary
Latim er,'
S h eriff E . S. Stone. An expendi Woodstock;
assistant
society,
ture of eovpr.il hundred dollnra to
m ary n u ffn k cr, Bartow ; flicker-,
tra c" the *M«.i 11" iniAddno fol H arriet Holt. Haines C ity; off
lowed. Then Dukiu found it.
campus circulation, Lois Hawkins,
CLEAR\VATER— Tw os a lueky Quincy; campus circulation, Mary
day< n lucky tree and an unlucky Clayton, Eufnla, Ala., iuid city c ir
hole for P. M. Tlipmpson, who was culation, Marthu Price, Miami.
The s ta ff will edit the Flambeau
laying Rolf on the local links. At
it thirteenth hole. Thompson fo r one year. M artli Saunders, of
drove off. The bnll hit against a Mlddlcbury, Vermont, is the- re
tree far o ff. A search for it fo l tirin g editor-in-chief.
lowed and it was finally found in
t h f cup of the fourteenth green.
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OCALA— When a motion picture
company needed "local color" the
11 I. and for hire, as distinguished
Irritation, excessive acidity or
Ocala fire department supplied it.
from a broadcasting of intcllig n e e .' abnr.r-ninl deposits may l>o th e !
The fire-figh ters wore asked to
i' wo 3 I litvoinc a “telegraph’1 cause. It needs cleansing. Litli“ make a run” when a building was
c'unpnny, and would h« Hiihicet to
ijui-hu (K .lb -r Form ula) acts
supposed to be destroyed. It was
tin jurisdiction of the romnii-oii-.in. on lb - kidm-vi and Madder ns KpT
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LLA
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A
SSEE.
Fla..
Feb.
4.—
the second tim e the Ocala depart--------------------------------.uni ''alts on tho bowels. R." 1'.
itn
- m ent had been called upon to a s UP)— Radio brnadrnfting. in
DADE C ITY '*11 acre irnci near .V,.Mel*. 10 (Ink S t., Hattie C reek'
sist In making n movie. Thomas nresent stage of development in city will be leveled,for airplane jlich.V si.ys: -*•l>^*r (bi*l- vevirs bad
Melgan enlisted its old so m e time Florida, is not under' jurisdiction Inndinr field and fairground*.
j„ K"1 op
‘tlmc'.s at jiigbt.
of the Railroad t'oinini'^ion, Fred
■*o.
Lithinted
liucn(p
(K
eller F o rm u la)
H. Davis, couunt'l for that body,
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m
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helpnl
me
in
tw«jLdj>>*.l
I ,n o v «l-hint
advised
11
firm
of
Orlando
a
t
TA M PA — "Cannonball/' ■ lli\Uer.
..a IIIIM E S H L S A 1 A < IH>N h,.nvy u „rK." It isn't a patch:
driving In his special innko ear. torneys.
|medicine. The forjmiln is ’ on the |
The statement wan given in redashed over Gandy bridge in 4
On Saturday afternoon- Vnrrh ‘ Liliel. ,Nu|ii by Roumillat U Anderm inutes and 28 and 4-5 seconds, spouse to n fetter from the Orlando (ith the Post Temple I.jiiuI Co., son’s or Keller Laboratories, Mebelieved to lie a record. The bridge 'awyeiM, In which it was stated will u ffir to the public 5<l home- 1 hanirsburg. Ohio. .
, !***—ildv. j
that a radio telephone broadcastIs 6.0 miles long,
in*» htation had been pi ••posed then- 'ile s In IIeu 11*if 111 Sanford Miijhbmd< nt ,m. illion.
S m.lo -d High. ,
* • FO RT
LA U D ER D A LE— Work for incorporation, and that th/ 1 , , ...... .
question
of
win
(her
the
R
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••••:. r. on the proposed new postoffice
Commission hail jurisdiction wa- " n i l . oi.eind op hv !> ..*» V
here will begin in .10 days und be ro|
^Cl|
Oreniii/a'ton on
■ * • •••
finished In ninety, according to
The’
legislature.
in
I
t
'.'2
enacted
r
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the contractor. The structure will
mill' -inn su-*-''
bo three stories high, with a lod a law giving the
t
•>f 1h<- rit
room hotel to occupy the •inner I v*«itui over tel „liur.r aid •••|e*rruiih ,.ff, -*•»» n-i
• l»<
Doors. It will cost between $160;- I lim e . . In 1020 11 definition - f th* ••I tlm. ii a
000 and $200,000.
1w«wl T«-lcirrn|il|" u ns ndd"d. -••••!
uri- Mi
ilig l.liul it nlmulii it
l<- *,,
l S i >* si • •i <I \
BRADENTON— Shi riff II. J . nhoue. nr any otln-r hi tb- 1 •>. .-'•infm <1 h m«i *
fltew srt, iff Manatee county, in a trno-uiiittiiig mer-ugi-* li\ 1,
Hill -.-d III
statement Issued here, deplored the of -'■■cirti-Mf iiiipurnttiA ''
Tlie present use of I hi rio1, 1
difficulties encountered hv o fficers in holding up nnd scutching broadcaster, Mr. Dacb •••11--.
cars suspected of transporting seuoingly only one. r-o- tie- ••••
v 'e .. «* 'o le lb r n<-■ In l|„- pi,,.
liquor. If the poopple of Florida
d cel re to see the liquor lnw en lie generally. In event am •.»•
forced, tluiy will have to get ‘teeth’ tion uccepts menHiigi-s from ll>
nutilic for Iran-missibn t*< ! •
in the laws, he declared.
tlculnr perrons or pltu-i * , In- ;*!
PA LA TK A — William
Jurdlnk.
United S tu iis seeeretnrv of ngrl1
CUltUie, will lie n guest of the which will also be mi
1
Pomona chamber of commerce ilur- fleer* of tin- Faii|.,.| 1 |.,
and
t'(Mi|ietiiti\iI'ni.-o
,
1
In g th o first of May. at a meeting
li . r • i
REAC'II K E Y W E S T
CARS
V
�* u,wv> M" r 4' T ^ T
’ buying support wnsHn cv tho opening o f today’s Wfednesdsy-' 5
than
market, and p rice, rallied weight show full
lighter
from thrtr dosing: quota- -140 pound huJ h e r , mn«iCC:, 240^
I?.°*t,y 12.00(H)
S S , f f y S « r d » r . In lU .l M in . i f 12,00; bulk
- . m two points were recorded by jounj|b^ ? , " S % S J .*•«J *
ft
Steel common, General MoInternational Combustion EnB e r i n g . U. S. Cnst Iron Pipe, ICO poundflo i J £?tu^ s “p ,3 -»°;
Motors, E rie Railroad 10.40011 ->n.
’ ;?,°i l>,n-c1!|t.inKr “ w«
numm and Allicsi Chemical. NeS b o u s liquidation was still in
evidence in a few scattered Issues.
I HailroiuKshares, which were the light* l a i g & S - S o ^ i 3 ! ? 5 Iikht
10,406? ii m t ”
Packing sow*
W nk spot" yesterday started up- @ i f f i
’ slaughter pig* 1.150
„r,i ' in impressive
fashion,
fhesspenke and Ohio led th e ‘ early
f ’attle: lO.OOO;- f«| * tr[.r
advance by mo vine up over three slnvj: steady to weak; spot, lo S
!w>ints while Frisco common- New i i S i T * Wednesday snap absentYork8*Central. Atchison- “ K aty” -ili ng quality medium to Cn.’( :
common. Hock Island and Severn best matured steers early at 10 75 *
ether* ndvnnced one to two and
higher: bulk 8J15@fo -J5 ■
one-half, points before the end of
10
to He
l X ; fllUy,
hulls
1 U to
5c h
higher;
venjers strong
to
the first half hour.
General Fflcetrlc Tallied- seven \ ’c higlier at 12.00^13.50- m-t
’
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jKjinl*. and American Sm elting Al sider;, ,)ay 14,000)15.00.
lied Chemical. Mack Trucks Wool- ; Sheep. 13,000 slow, praeticallv
north nnd Pullmnn sold three to no early sales on aheep «)r la nil'sfour point, higher. U, S . Steel L ' ' i.pP,’r 'Icmnnd for choice handy,'
common nrter opening a t 123V., nrfivl*!* a,,”i 's l,r<> R°mewhnt in proved, bidding around M
quickly slipped back to 1— % .
-
veW
”jgf
|<W 'n
t *tock*
hound
tie- of
Whine
Indications that n thin m arket t r , talk, ng steady op
Shipping point information for
Wednesday, Maicl, 3 .;
FI,,rid!' :
Cool, dear.
Ught wire inquirj-. lk-mand Km^ . market wligrhtly weaker. Car
•
° ‘, b' PRI'al terms and r.o.b.
rough a ’rtk’i 10' inch cratCa ,n the
fafr to ffrnG0, 5,Cn ^ I f hianTh.
faW » U u V .!ra,J y
quality;
Shipment* will T fhr‘,’l, S3-80***™*
week ihn«
' lighter re*t of
date,
frum
.‘■anfun district i,J *
date 1 or.i T , 1 , 1 ,W!lnn same
r r y n . T ot«i riot Shi.,,
from Sanford" T w o ?e Irs S„hj ‘>ments
date *>oaq t . i
"go same
fn
.mSida
tm
iC”rl0t
1 400
tI ,
. reason
to dnte.
Florida la«t
*i,iPn,cr'ts from
,orM,a
season, 7,053
*.
W « J '« Uuolatlon*
rh-udv * # 4 , 5 * * * ™
Partly
/* I’ hmuln arrived. Supforr g
S ^stock,
t " market
nwP ,ndsteady
" " >dprnte
good
for
existed for many stocks were seen feeding lambs.
OF SHIPPERS TO
MEET MARCIT 1 2
Southctisl Shippers Hoard I s
To Convene In IJirrolnjfhnm
For Purpose Of Planning
Efficient
T ransportation
March 4. 1026: The Southeast
Shlppera* Advistory Board will
hnld it* 13tlt Regnlnr Meeting a t
the Tutwiler Hotel, Birmingham,
Ala., on Friday, March 12; 1926.
This mooting will bring together
representative* of nil Industries in
the southeast; financial institu
tion*, civic nnd trade orgnniiations,
and railroad officinis of promi
nence, to forecast business condi
tion* during the'ensu ing quurter:
survey the transportation needs of
SSSi W i
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POSITIVELY BIGGEST A LL-ST.\It CIRCUS ENTOUR.
City News
Briefs
1 an'1 condithin^"
in the Rliles. one sale of Mack
crates 4-0
J ti do*.
f
'$4.00-1
vns*V. 5010-inch
crates
f«w
fro will Truck at 120 being followed by one
.Jerr.sti- at 122.
$so o
taiKy $3.00-3.50;
8 doz. heat ' $ 4.00Forced liquidation was apparent
■l.o(). ordmnrv quality „nd condi- •
bwn
Rc.nl Estate t ’on\ yanccs
j rrnr- for Ward Raking " I T , Cushmnn. ■ f f i - ' P . V l ' 1- !.6r'h n « . ! « ? '
George E. Bridges i Frank II.
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I-an
American
Western^
nnd
Patbe
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i.ycJshrdetaETAOlN’j
nunctao
fqtjleUy
Scruggs. |;,t 'tizTjTTTck I, M ayfair:
, iw** Exchange, all off ubout two points,
cniisiile ration, \M/ioo.
Foreign exchanges opened .Ir
NEW YOUR, Mar. 4. (Ah—Cotin ted
E'tn i’ackairt In Frank H. Murcorn* regularly, demand sterling hold ton futures 11:4S A. M. hid* steady
Pittsburgh: 14 degree's, clear. | I’hy. y> acres in section 12, town
Mar.
I
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May
iH.r.T;
J„|y
17
“
o.
ing
steady
at
$-L85
9-1(1
and
California. ]
Florida
arrived ship 21; ennsiderntion $1,500.
lo P*™*
J
Wall French francs were slightly low Oct. 17.24; Drcf 16.9:1
H
" 1 ]]>»rsday. SupplRs mn.E
• E. WnqKvurtb to Fred S. Hus
er at 3.21c. Norweigian . krone
it
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J.!en."!n.'> slow,
market ton. •> lets ilt W oodruffs stlh-diJP.li>-1 raiHied 20 points to 21.27c.
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N" ''n Stock l.ist
eady. H onda, 10 inch cnites. 3 - vt'ton; cmisfdenuion $1,500,
NEW YORK, Mar I liP)—
' doz. $5 00-5.50. Washed $3.50IlForM’*
L. M. Burns to (’. II. Hoskins,
ipared
JA C K SO N V ILLE, F la., Mar. 4. American (’an
i i
-?1 f<?'7"n. ''rate*, $S.on H.BO. I I acre* in section 22 , township
200
M«t —(/Pi—Conditions and quotations American Sugar
7 1Vi r I hiladelphia: 25 degnA s. clear 2 l-( i eiixjdc ration $ 1 ,000.
rtificinl prevailing on the Jacksonville m ar American Tel. & T« 1
- Hurida, arrived; 5 cars nn track.
141
•M
_ 1 \ iiugli to Frank L. Wood•Supplies lim iud.
Demand mod- rtiti. lauds in section 2 , township
een re- ket today as reported by the F lo r American Woolen
32
Atchison
ida State Marketing Bureau:
124’'i '■nite. market almut steady. Flm 20 ; cot side mi ion $500,
krket *n
Supplies of nil miscollaneous veg- Baldwin Locomotive
i l .itli It. Sibley to William and
1 0 5 'i 'da. 10-Inch crates. ,| duz. $1.00!.»•), 6 dnz. $1,50-6.0(1, tf rvv $5.25;. Leah Wit hunt-, lot 6, riy su d Lawn;
rater in ctables very light; demand good; Bethlehem Steel
40
H dnz. $4.75-5.00, |u till.-.. $ 1.00- J coit-aier.itiuii; $500.
movement very light;
m arket Coi n (Vda
137
1.50.
Ifrent*." strong for good Stock.
Davison Chi mica!
J Sophie V. T>df-r to It. C’, Maxwell,
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|ef Tue*Cincinnati: 21 degrees, partly,- b.t 6. 1.1,.,-k 12 , tier 12 . TtnffonP*
Beans, green, Vs bushel hampers Dupont de N\ mon213
Erie
cre rai- few $R.006f8.&0.
cloudy, l Florida arrived; 7 eats 1 Map: eon .idefittion not stated.
2(13
rof wild
^ f t t j of Sanford to Mrs. R. 11.
Beans, wax. Ti bushel h am p ers,j Famous Players
1I5\ on track. Supplies moderate! IV
sequence few $0.5007.00. .
General Electric
3104, maud moderate, market dull. Klur- Chappell, lots 2 nnd 3, section C,
Cabbage, lVi bushel hampers, belly Springfield
15H idn, lO-iucb crates, fair quulitv Evergreen Municipal Cem etery;
abrupt new stock, $2.7503.25.
Norfolk it Western
140% 4-6 dnz. best. $1.75-5.00; pnnr qual-' I considei atom not stated,
gUfjJavV
liH'.k tty and condition, $4.00-4.25* R-lu j llJiimis Merchants Trust ComCelery’, Florida 10 inch crates,'4's Not them Pacific
to the and 0's 5,0000.00.
do*, best. $4.00-4.50; pnnt R3.50 j pan\ to \.
Pennsylvania R. it.
McQtiir, lands In
50
pifsloiiV
Handing It. It.
HO*4 d.I.i; 3 dnz. lies! $4.00-1,50; ....... - I si*.-lion 7 t -unship li'; considEgg
plant,
standard
crates,
fancy
aval of
Fouthern Railwuv
jenuo-n m-t -toted.
lO'.t's 3.50-375.
(1 Plate prnrtirally no supplies.
iSiiidvjtaker
(Rot Claim Deed*.'
55 'x , Cbicngn; pi ilegrees, elntu'.v 5
Pens,
English,
T*
bushel
ham
p
more
Standard *»il . f \ .1
• htirle. T iler to It. C. Maxwell,
m s ( alifm nia. .• Flnruln arrived; 3 !
■in vul- e rs prnrtirally no supplies.
m i «... cars rn track including bruken land' n- -ectoui 30, township 19;
Peppers, standard crates, green I oliaci o Product.in the
IV S Ituldiei
•ms Supplies liberal. Demand rather con'ii!: ration $ 1 ,600.
fancy,
practically
no
supplies.
pnk Kv.1. S I'loket to Lake Jessup Land
122 S slow, market dull. Florida. 10 inch
Squad,, standard crates, yellow, I . S. S in |
crate*, t-ii dnz. fairly well |,|un( li. Con'ptiny, tl lot* in l.ongwood; no
.1.7)15.- fancy, practically no supplies.
NEW YORK. Mat t — 1,7*. - Raw fd, $6.50-6.75, 8 dnz. fairly w ell! pru-i -tm -fi.
Squash, standard crates, white,
pre
Il.trnliao t - A V. McQuinn,
snvnr unchanged at I7K, duty paid. blnneheil. ¥.«.2 * 6,50, t 6 dnz poej ' \Y.
fancy,
prncticnlly
no
supplies.
10. Si\
Rciini'd -ug.ir Mas unchanged at ly blttnelit d $5.m) 5,25. <‘atifi.riua ' land- a -cetimi 27. township IP;Sweet
potatoes,
per
cwt,
$
2
,7
5
0
« were
crates, 4-ti dnz. $!t,00-tt.5n,
lie 1 iii nil ration stated. .
itlaai.ij.'i 1>•r fine granulated.
f, r<- oril ", 50,
Balt ini. re 26 ilegrei' . eh .ir 5 ,
Tomatoes,
sixes.
Florida,
fancy
1fur ..’.‘i
M U YORK. Mat I. ,,P. ].|ve Florida arrived; |5 ears , n n.n k '
|M. I or count and stock, 4 .7 5 0 5 .5 0 ,
Illll
cv Ultcliangt'd.
l
Fowl* by including hr. k.n, 2 ears irc-.ti-.tpn
Tomatoes, sixes, Florida, choice
Supplies
I:
t
;!
i
din.,
li\
expre-is
:::(oi ed. (-losing U 'dtii-sday
from cu n t and stock, $)t.006i'4.rif).
■II. ire •' try ft eight 20, I tressed moderate. Demuml b ,u , market
tlcunges,
iioxcs.
fancy
count
and
D pom;*poult t V iitcgtilut; price.- un, hung tw ah. Fl u i In, 10-inch i rate- ;; 8
17 1-2 stock, $4.2505.00.
d-iz $ l 6(1 6 .nil, few big tie I |ner
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Oranges, t>oxes, choice count and ■!.
^b reach
Iv Idniiclu-d, all sizes, $:! r'li j up
■’ k, $'1,760 1 .00.
I
YtiltK. Mar. 4.— t/V> But - few $1.50; washed, and wriqiped
It A1 - r l.O C IS , Mis*.. March I
I'V the Giapefriiit, boxes, fntiev couni t-rNEW
Ull-eMeil;
receipts
I 1,189*. 1 ail 'ires, $5,00 5.50.
;
m
l
k,
4
.0
0
0
4
.5
0
.
|r , >'Tme
1 Washington: 20 degrees, clear 3 - id’i .l,*,(sc Fuvre went on trial
rn-llllirll
.
login
r
than
extras
45'-..
In re t.idiiy. on a charge of murdi r.
tirapefruit, boxes, choice rount
Ithan l
(>t 16. ill ti, 02 ; sco re’ 45; ditto; Fluridn nvrtxetl; 3 tii d eu qinl :t tin I wbib- ■ wspa pent eircululed in
|Wo iUy> and im k, $ 3 , 0 0 0 3 .5 0 ,
.
broken
^ars
on
track.
Supjilics
ilanci-il county were under orders
Stye wherries, 32* quart crate*. firsts HS(/|9I score 4 2 lv(it I f * .
t V«bruEggs easier; veeuipts 25.990; 1moilerate. I'cniand modi rate, mar
".hi
ket s t e a d F i o r i . l u . Id Inch . r a t e * . 1f , " ,» ‘ he court prohibiting tiuhlira
fresh gathered extra firsts 2 8 ' i 0
hnvrn
8 dnz. $4.fill; 3
lo/ (1tion of testimony presented.
29'v; ditto firsts 2 7 'i 0 2 8 ; ditto, 10 dor f I
I livre entered a plea o f not
j aiergi r*
$5.00-5.25.
M iRK . Mnr. 4.—
guilty tin n ibarge of slaying J . A.
lin fat r 1 1 1 fiiure* opened firm : Mat -■ colitis 26(h) 26 -'4. Cliecse steady:
r i’i
s s (.j7 7 iKiunds.
Mil -more, a federal entomologist,
* ’ • Y ‘ IV.65; Ju ly IS.00; (lit
Peloponnesus Quake lie wa- refused a change of venue
erineen* ! '
ii,, 17.07.
due iift.r the court decided
ikfi-IHf,.
IIufre Hank Merger
Shock Is Recorded Tu*
lo i .add be gu ru a fair trial here.
Itf the,
'll
ICC. Mar. 4. —(A*!—GenMure limn a score of witnesses for
Dr* it a
Effected In Gotham S O F IA . Bulgan.i. .Mar t ifl’i the
er.d ...It i g found support lacking
State nnd defense and an extra
rwith i *i..
Alt ear tin (link i in tin Pid.i venire of 10 men Were on hand.
the t ..fil ). a a- ill prices in the early deal ( NEW YORK. March 4. i/V> 1
nit t d 1 , and sharp declines reI IMiniiesits willt a In in v In'- of lilc
Court attache". Were divided ill
Weakness of quotation* at merger of the National City Hank i* t e ported in a n - u n ii i'l i i i .u g their estimates of the time that
Hi
th..
d v as largely responsibk- nf New York and the Peoples Trust [ heii* from tiieei e
might he required to try the case.
’• *»ht lit E ■
Interest centered about the Fa\re
A cliff, -link•n fi- oi a noma
IM On ^ " 11* •»'Img hote, although the t otimany of Brooklyn, bringing lo
ftfit' i.l* ‘ : " -d the Liverpool market, gitber two institutions with c m I latnsid c, rolled down into the m i i ast*, due t» u ruling issued hist
l e ) . e r ii ' b i o g a t *:*in, lie let-ort- week by Judge Walter A. White
u »»"•..itnl largely to nervou-belli .
ftlJaiuTii!
- ' ,l \
rday’s stock mat- bin. d resources »f $1.291 .POII.IIIUI Three of the |ia- •- ngi t i m w, ie of Cirl’itit euurt, ordering certain
The and deposits of $9R9,43ll,0()ti, uas II aught io tin* in .ilaf i in aod m.ioi newspapet's to refrain from pub
M I ri.M- 1-’. -I. .1-in in New York.
lishing tin- testimony or anything
of 1hi pa- -ellget > wi r- ■ kill .1 Tl
to 3 '* c lower, Mac, alio ttu ed today.
•n« -<ur - *’t 11 . '
t ill- purporting to he the farts in tinsi-simogi it di ll-te leg isle
tile i uni MlM | ' —i to 1.57'v and Ju ly l .!)8
1
lie
eonsolidal
ion
strengthens
1..is« wa* followed by a mod
ruse.
el Plate
the position of the National <‘itv shock.
^ti-.n pi.ji,t i-ut. recovery and then by down* organization a» t h e
country’s
that the tun i.iwer than b e fo re .*.
largest bank.
Intcrr-ts
' urn and oats sympathized with
[ trati'iitir lvl ■''* Weakness, A fter opening
M A R C H 2 2 .1 9 2 3
CLEARW ATER— Asphalt
w ill.
feu.
-c to I hi- off. May 70i& to % , the
he used in local street paving
•urii market rallied but then dcclin- building permits ■issued In Jan -I
ag.iia.
uaty.
* ''‘M started
lo l i e ' lower,
.'i;i\ .15\ Ui t», and later showed
an tolditional setback.
quotations on bogs tend■tf'i-Ral-- ■dHigher
to steady the provision market.
m tiie
IWuv but
Flnued to
AHOI'T
CHICAGO, Mar. 4.— (A*)— Butter DO Y O t’ KNOW
market. -"er; iteeipta 5,233 tubs; creumMillie 5 , M '’x,rf'-s 43; standards 42V*; exJb with a ,r“ - lir-ts, 426t'42Vfc; firsts 416iH
ble i.|b,r ' ; ; serotul* 37(u3U,
I(hi r<, v.
*v g * higher; receipts 11,637
' - '•xlru firsts 2 6 * * 0 2 7 ; first'
^
uiiil - 1 , ordinary first? 24 M.
p2fc°ffiE war s r i a s
on the docket U a report of jo in tr entire Industrial
conference
Regional
Adyliory
Regie
Board,* held m
in o
Chicago,
w ____ 111., January 7th Mh.
General Chairman
nation o: i ictermy.
Moure's report of this conference
Its officers are: A ..O . T . Moore,
The Board will also handle sev indicates that the Southeast Board general chnlrmnn, tra ffic m anager.
eral important su b jects,lilted with haa conducted its affairs along tfu* Southern Hne Association, New
ii for derision. Weighing of c a rs ; lines recommended /or unanimous Orleans, Ln.; S. L. Yorkes, vicrshipments transferred In tra n sit; adoption by the regional advisory rhnirm sn; vice-president, Orid?r
fo a l Sales Agency, Birm ingham ,
if-.spccting dome cans
Inspecting
Caps and nmmpt
prompt boards throughout the country.
A1«.; Titos.
Burke, secretary,.
.Him 'ca
am
------- J—.—--------handling1 o...f tank
rs;'fu rn ish in g , A report of the Florida D iv isio n ,-.—
cats for brick
M i binding; denning of by Hon. R. Hudson Burr, anil an j enmamaioner, Charleston T ra ffic
of transferring: itddjvss by Hon. /\. (j, Patterson. Burean, Charlestun, S. C„ and T ,
coal carss ; practice
_
M. Hrnty, ,1"*,■
field, »~*“
secretary,
1218
‘-1■ •
----- president. Alabama Public Sorvicc u w-~,“
**» «
itti«
grain shipments
into
unsuitable
equipment, nrv soni6 of the sub Commissiorij nrv other subjects Age Herald Building, Birm ingham ,
Ala.
jects so listed; for, among other su re to claim wide interest.
Mr. It. \V. Edwards, district
The Southern Shippers’ Advisory
things, the Board serves ns a cle a r
ttanni, v*mcn
nurivvii inaungcr, car service divisjon,.
which is mu*
one io-if ' thirteen
ing house for the amicable and sa t Board,
Railway
Association,
isfactory adjudication of transpor such Institutions in the United, American
tation complaints, and, indeed, ltaa State.-., is a voluntary organization j with offices In Birmingham, .A la., ,
performed without failure in such o f shippers anti receivers in '1th is' is the point of contact between the
territory who .have formed, them- Bontd and the railroads in th e .tercapacity since,its inception.
.Among the otRer-itubJects noted selves Into n body tit represent the I titory.
L.O <i
5-'.’; ’ BB IEGT GT EE RR
v.-’yvc,'THAH E V tR
ICU KLUX KLAN
Sanford
*
. 0— BIG
•
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S I T E S —6
MON. MARCH 8
tJROUNDS’
I.A K EFR O N T r i .o c k
O PP O S IT E
LIN K
C
U
S
T H E FOLLOWING C l H IT S ST A R S TO A PPEAR
Bolt Morton presents. T H E MANGKAN T R O U P E ; The
l.ttckey sislcrV; F ilin g Franklins; l.nrge' and M orgncr;
' Util h jluldwln and hlstcrs; T lv La Tours; The Pecrlrtw
Sheppards; llmtnding AlHc Johnson; .I'Collta; Mile. Ty*
ana; Martha Vannerson; The Arnlln-Cnsscnova Troupe;
Nick Gnik Moscow Troupe; Speers Fam ily; The Five
Terry h; Hendricks and. Pnnt; IIANK* SY l.O W anti CO.;
Mickey. Him* l.ce N’orris Co.; The Nelsonat Sllvera John*
s u n ; Tommy W sllers Co. Forty other features. Victor
Graham's Broadway S)nriipatunt.
:
CLYD E
R
BIGGEST AMUSEMENT EVENT
OF THE ENTIRE SEASON
“BRING THE KIDDIES'*
STARTIN G
t lU C l'S
I
P IE R
EXTRA-ADDED ATTRACTION
TRAINED WILD ANIMALS
I1KAIIS — I.II1NS —
ftivn* h Placed On
Trial 'Today Fori
McLemore Slaying
I BIII'A ltllH — 1*11 MA8
aW ^
Is a v ©
I*© w e £ °@ d
t o
R e t
N
e v e r
U’S i e
u a l i t y
the
&
SiiKT* I90A, v.’iu'ti (In* Kuril Motor(iompfmy wsis fornicd,
l ord curs have been cotiMnnily improveJ In (juality,
co m fo rt, con ven letu e it ml appeurunce. Keconl in)provenients incliHie new ami uttractive body lines—a
lower center of gravity—closed cars in color, and allsteel bodies.
. ,
The basic features of Ford design have been retained.
Three point motor siifipeiiHion, planetary*trimsriiUHion, dual ignition system, torque tube drive, multiple
Uisc-in-oil clutch, splasli lubrication, thermo-syphon
cooling system—all have been features of the Ford car
for eighteen years. On the whole these features cost
far tpore to m anufacture than conventional design
but are used because of their tuineriority.
The Ford Motor Company has curried out u program of price
reduction thnt has contiistcntly kept Ford value nuprente in the
autom otive industry.
T h is hus been made possible by Ihc
nVugnbutle of Ford production. W ith lesser resources, Ford
quulity would not be possible nl anyw here near Ford prices.
SHEETROCK
I'W'-im *Ts,'
•11e?trill'
CHICAGO, Mur. 1.— t/Pl— t
Close
Op'ng
year
* * 'i nii
Yes’day
Today
Ago
I'arifn- WHEAT—
_ aiiscel- , May, new
16S-.* 192 Vi 1601*
rFVcllv Oil •May, old
168'*,
' irlipkoae July
140** 109 Vi 138
R-oe umi •Sept.
134’,
168% J 3 6 1,
CORN —
Krarrally May
76 li
m ot ;
, " u'c pie- ■luby
133*4
[t (invertible •Sept.
132
Atnerican OATS—
D* Algi-rtr May _.
39 S
54V4
Oil O'*. •Iuly
66 Vfc
40S.
Sept.
53
V
ii
ovmimi at RYE—
tuner,
May
8714 100
86
July
881* 141
“ urisl the •Slpt.
------ 8 7 1*, 124 Vs
'• Ameri- LARD—
," u tu’:tor,, May
14.90
10,82
[ , *s - Ea»t July
16.20
15.15 17.20
L ^ . Wool. RJJ1S—
I* »aj Unitay
M
18.00
July
18.10
.. °n the BELLIES— _15Jt
thnre was .May
ltfjlO 20.30
ttlflLg on J«ly
of .Jnhny
- - 1 ...5 0 ,1*0.00'
to.,
titd »*Uing tn( ll.,|CAG0' Mar* 4.— 0P(— I’oullf*Co Mini j
i j i 7 points
<***» !,
E * “a tall
k “ ■* Sf C5a.
*U«dyl*
whit*-*
M*r. 4__
-hlirlierwhite,'
“ ‘t f , n . , ‘7 ;
iS S t:
•^hijherf3^
k -f
f‘ ncy bmktTS
di* liyildlng o f the millionth Bulck.
Approalmatcly eighteen year* were ton*
turned In the aicunqdi thiucnl.
'
On December 16, 1926, Bulck reached
An ideal ulterior finish.
Nails direct to ntudding anti
joes away with laiii and plas
ter..
»
die million and a half mark. A mil
lion Bulck* in eighteen y ear,— the neathalf m illion in tw o year* and nine
month*.
A 1 <5. present time, public demand coll*
jvi mure than 2 0 , 0 0 0 U u lc k t c v n v
month. Thi* memo the next half mil*
lion in the hand* uf Buick owner*, uithin luu year*.
*
Ring us, flit one *r)*R>. and say
you want us to Herd sume one
lo ^|vow you and lell you about
it.
Tbe*c bare figure* tell a graphic rtory
of Buick’* continuou* advance in public
regard. T h * great aUrtltralloo of de
m and, a t th e p ra te Art tim e , apeak*
itringlT o f the inca^*cd.T«lu^ and <H*
■[(ability in tli
'There is a saving in cost
w hen you use Sheet rock.
41>>
CHASE&CO.
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t
»
Phone 536
“
G®' iU r - * __ (/Pi— Pota‘ ot* l U. S . abipments
u q * Ju., t fa lr * , market
“ eked round
,an cy •h,u,‘1'
, t e ? * ota »ack®d round
3^063.75.* Idaho xarked
The tremendous demand for Ford closed cars hus
again made possible substantial price reductions.
On March 2 2 , 1 923, Dulck celebrated
•>
IlU IL D ^ ltS
aqd
■ N
'F A R f H E K S
• S U P P L IE 3
•F»f ***** <r»*<*l«0»»
«(«r| buuk b l Ud,
tiiliim* •!
•***
rr«U n 4/ik# Naf*#*1*
#J
C^PWNTt
«/twnewrul.
UiiUnHj|L* tefoog* 1lii' ‘Buick’ becau
a nation familiar with many m otor ca
ha* gicexi it to Bulck.
•Jr-*’
1 he A m erican pubtig. w in t i s'finrr
Buidt
tr»n*portatioo M ICWtTCOtt",, unof
,
i *4
proeidei i l l
B U IC K M O T O R C O M P ^ '^ : ^
■V*. FLINT, MIOUCAN * ''• r'A ’
FO R D
M OTOR
CO M PAN Y,
D E T R O IT
TOURING
$J
3 1 0
RUNABOUT
N
TUDOR SEDAN
’5 2 0
e w
C
P r i c e s
O
U
P
E
*500
* 2 9 0
ford OA Sedan
*565
iClosed car prices include starter and demountable rirna
AH Prices f.o.b. Detroit.
JOB
,
�><r!
)U R
ypftwn HERALD. THURSDAY, MARCHj.Jj^S
m ir a g e ,
Shift Vtyfl-
The Sanford Herald
rr*rr iftfiw N « M f1
t w l « r at I n l t M , n «rM a
iii i* n * ia a to m
Action, Where Art Thou?
or?
As Brisbane Sees It
Man or Woman
Another League
N ot m aiij^ w eek s ago a grand hurrah and hubbub w as
Ida and Gabriele
Confucius Korean?
Class, UMtor. raised in re g a rd to m aking the Monroe toll bridge a fre e
the. P 6«t OttlM
—
crosning. Sem inole county citizens appreciated th e p ractical
B y ARTHUR B R ISB A N E
under Act or
eepyright IK *, by Star Ca.
d isad van tages o f continuing an inexcusable d ra g to p rogress
7
BKIIO
KB Itar u l M a i u t t a t the g a tew ay o f a thriving community, and popular s e n ti
REBECCA W EST, free-thinking
L. PBAIV----------A n iK litt KSItsr m ent demanded immediate correction.
'• Tf«■«.«! ft. BOBBI, M a sa d a * Kdltar
young woman from Britain- nays*
D ays h ave passed, many promises have been m ade but rrG«xi designed mere' mcn_ to be
S V Jn si'iu rn n !* i u t o k
Oaa T u f —17.00 Six Month*... ts.so definite action is apparently lacking. J u s t \yho in to blame menials and servants, leaving im
DtltVcrad tn City by Carrier, net* fo r the continued toleration of an intolerable situ atio n is not portant tasks in li(o to women."
week. He. Weekly Edition li.00
ensily identified. Sanford citizens and Seminole County Ja n e Addams, older and a deeper
per year.________________
thinker, is not certain that women
Com
m issioners have worked consistentlyvhard f o r th e deliv arc• r n r iA t. k o t ic k i
All obituary
sm arter than men. You can t
notices, card* of thank*. rtsi-liii ery of this bridge from toll, but somewhere som eone is evi be sure nbout that. In her opin
Ilona and notice* of entertainment*
ion, “men have had so much more*
where charge* are mad* will b* dently holding u p d h c deal.
*
charged for at regular ad vancing
opportunity thnh women to show
The
bridge
w
as
bought
by
Volusia
county
la
st
y
e
a
r
w
ith
rate*._____________________ , "
their talent. And up to now men
the understanding th at it was to be rcle a se /rfro m toll when have produced the chief geniuses.
MfcMiiKn a s s o c ia t e d r n f i t
The Associated Prase I* exclue* the purchase price was liquidated. Then th e question arose
The discussion is without mean
A Ivaly entitled to the uae for rapuwiicatlon Of all n«wa dlaputrhea as to why th e S tate Itoad D epartm ent should not include ing. Men have produced all the
geniuses, ns the word Is generally
credited to It or not otherwise
credit oil in this paper and alao the the bridge in its system of free crossings. T h e D ixie H igh understood. No woman 1ms even
local nawi published herein. All way crosses th e stru ctu re and the logical conclusion is th a t
been tenth rate in art, literature,
v” rights of republlcatlbn Of apeclal
llapatchea herein ora alao reserved Dr. H ath aw ay’s departm ent should step in and tak e ch arge.
war, science or politic*.
.But that is nothing. Women
A rgum ents concerning the bridge are plentiful and
TH U R SD A Y . MARCH 1, 1926.
have m u ted all the geniuses.
drawn out, but meanwhile this millstone around the neck of
Archimedes, M i c h e l Angelo,
" T H E H ER A LD 'S PLATFO RM
progress is nllowed to continue its medieval hold-up of the Shakespeare. Newton,' Beethoven,
. I«— Deeper wafer m ule to Jack*
hundreds of cars passing over it daily. Toll ch arges on a the five greatest, were nil mndo
Bonrille.
^
J . —Co net ruction of St. Johns-In- costly con crete bridge are justifiable and palntnble, but u by women. Tho creator of genius
is greater than the weniup,
dlar* River canal.
substantial assessm ent on ears crossing the short and rath er
A—-Extension of white way.
WOMAN'S WORK is internal; j
4.— Swimming pool, tennis court*, antique Monroe stru ctu re is inexcusable.
Aside from the financial hardship worked upon the peo man's external. Woman w an tin g .
etc.
ft.— Augmenting o f bollding pro ple of Seminole and Volusia counties; the practice of toll tak to be what man is seems ns silly j
gram— houses, hotel*, a p a r t ing on this bridge given the visitor to Sanford a very poor ns for a man to want to be a I
mother.
ment houses. *
There is more real power, intel
ft.— Extcnalon of afreet paving impression o f the resources of the city anil countv th at finds
it necessary to ta x cars passing over a flimsy and wooden lect, and t motion in women than i
program.
in men, but it does not show on I
7.-—Const ruction
of
boulevard stru ctu re.
the outside.
around Lake Monroe.
We boast of‘ our substan tiality, and we know th a t San
France -doesn't th in k ' Germany ,
A.— Completion of city beau tifica
ford has enviable resources, but to impress these facts upon should have complete membership
tion program.
9 —Expansion of achool ayatem others it is im perative for this county to remove an evident in the l>-ngue of nations. Germany
threatens to start an independent
with provision for Increased fa- indication of poverty existing a t the very g ates of the city.
league w ith' Russia- Austria, Scan- >
d llllea.
A .-community where civic spirit ninkes possible the suc ilinnvin and some others in it. po* - 1
cess Jnf t h e m a n y public p rojects la u n c h e d sh o u ld h a v e nO|*lbiy Kenmi's M iigeront Turkey. |
B IB L E V E R S E FO R TODAY
Will Uncle Sam In- urged to join
great difficulty in effectin g the delivery of the Monroe bridge
TH E
E T E R N A L GOD— "And from toll. Compared with the mammoth undertakings that *,*]!' »vw h-ngm* of mitionK «t*o n*
God raid unto .More*, I AM TH A T have been put over here this should be far from an over^
MHindi
u n t iHie
h T uUniib
i«*r
I AM: mid He said, Thu* shall
L
whelming
task.
ted
S
ta
irs
to
join
“to
preserve
thou tiny unto the children of Inrail, I AM hnth ncnt me unto you.”
W hat is needed is the awakening of popular sentim ent. beautiful peace.”
\ sz
How long before the two leaguer,
E x. 3:14.
When the people of this section come to n proper realization would
begin
fighting
each
other?
P R A Y E R —Wp rejoice, O Thou of the toll bridge’s m enace to prosperity, its emancipation
Ida Kuhehstcin, temperamental
Divine One, th at Thou nrt from
i from toll will follow speedily.
)
Russian actress, who wntned to be
Everlasting to Everlasting.
6
T H E F A L L R IV E R L IN E
WILL-O-THE-WISP,
i
n
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2 U
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(to
r
a*u r>
•U* C m
OH*, i
GOOD WOJ
-DESERVED SUCCESS
T1M ES-UNION
the first woman at the North Pole,
o
is hack from killing lions in Africa,
and return to her form er dear
Last week The Florida Advocate,
Riting-The Hand
friend. Gabriele D'Annunzio. From n weekly newspaper, celebrated the
wild African lions with their shag
The editors of* P etit Bleu, Paris newspaper recently car- gy nyini-* to the completely bald twenty-fifth anniversary of its es
rying an article described as the most vicious and unjnstifi- D'Annunzio i* something of on tablishment. in Wnurhula, where it
] continue* to lie published. There
aide atta ck on A m erica to appear in recent m onths, would imti elimax.
L oan s
MONEY AVAILAL
F o r F irst Mortgage Loam on Lihml Til
Consult us first *btn ij th«,
which comes to The Advocate from
A . 1*. CONNELLY*!
M aaaoll* Bk Srroad
■I
all corners of tho globe. T h a t be
longs to those who have gone be
And, fellows, I have mine.
fore us. Those who had the fore
I'd like to sing n ditty, pleaso,
sight. the ability, the am bitions
.To .the old Fall River Line.
and the high ideals which went to
. IV c been out west, I ’ve been down
make the institution what it is to
l
e
v
A
i
i
e
,
,
,
.
.
.
•
*
n<>tliinj;
particularly
remarkable
enst,
do wcflr*to refresh their memories in regard to the folly of
D'ANNUNZIO
.V 11 A U U .M J'#I '
day. We arc merely carrying on
‘I've been across the foam,
iiic
n
announcement
killing the roohc whose eggs were of gold. Instead of sit- recently Hint In wait going had 1,1 t hly
i^ ie r e
just the work which has befallen us."
To- half a dozen land* at lonst
C orner Sanford Ave., and 11 St,
- made,
Then- is ‘ lt(jm
n r h . hut there are several feu.ting up nights preparing absurd harangues again st the pro to hi* first wif
And thus it comes th a t Mrs,
That I can call my home,
lure*
in
connection
therewith
that
ern
F ro n ta g e on Sanfonl Ave $2001
knowing
what
genius
will do to
But now and then a lump Fve posed monument to be erected in P aris by A m ericans, with
Goolsby, “looking hack through the
•art worthy of note anti attention.
prove
il*
originality.
1-2-3-4
y ears.
found,
American money, the guiding minds of the P etit Bldu would
years p a st," sees "d ays o f work
One famous individual nctunllv',,. Tile founder and publisher of and worry and nights of sleepless
.A lump hero in my throat—
be wise to consider the thousands and thousands of good jumped into a volcnno, that in- flu- Florida Advocate was George
9-ltoom House— Corner Part Asm
I henr her aim ing up tho Sound,
-„ir only „a year
.............
M. Goolsby, who
or so agony for those who enrry out
American
dollars left in Paris annually by Am erican tou r might perish lomnntieully.
(9 5 f t. frontage on Park Avenue)
The old Fall River boat.
pa.-M
ik
out"'
a
fte
r
'achieving
n
i
Hieir’l'rilinnt
ideas
and
accomplish-.
ago
On Monday unlives of Korea ui
ists. If the Petit Bleu is genuinely pledged to a policy seek
I may bo underneath the stars
cd
their
noble
purposes,
taking
no
Reasonably priced ami with good1
Upon some cactus plain,
ing to better F ra n ce ’s financial condition, its editors should! America celebrated the seventh an- ’ other proud place in tlu* history credit for herself, although deserv
of Korean
autonomy. I
Fhuida journalism. Mr. GoolsOr hanging 'round Chihuahua's devote their talents toward conciliating and not a n tn gonizing V
ing
very
much
thereof
without
in
{ n^ how K o p " w o n * mas
r
' "V lived to see award niude to his
bars,
the thousands ut Yankee tourists who flock to F ran ce, and sacred after recent Jap u n csorn illi- pnhlication, «>n two occasions, for the least disparaging the work a c
Or riding through the rain,
complished by her husband.
imakes, you realize that autonomy i being "j^gridn's model newspaper
But now and then 1 henr whno-no. particularly to Paris, every season.
Thin
t
»
if
ntnnidnlld
.
...nifiennt,
especially
when
]
There is sincere *nti*fnction, tint
do them much good, but
Licensed Real Estate I
F a r o ff and sweet nmi lung;
Superficially th e atta ck of the Fren ch paper is directed doesn't
It I.* rtJmemhcrcd thill twenty-five to say pleasure, in being able to
Huy
enjoyed
the
birthday.
1 don't know what Hound* good to against the proposed monument to the Am erican aviators
Dm- American assured: them year* ago Wmirhulu, now tin- cap cull attention to one of Florida's
Salesm an— E. T. MO
you. '
who served in the L afa y e tte Fscard rille during the World •hat Confucius really w as, a K or ital of Hardee county, was the noblu-womcn— for Mrs. George M,
But, fellow*, there's a sang!
Goolsby
truly
j*
entitled
to
ho
•V I hear the middle* whack the *ea, W ar. Fundamentally, we fire told by authorities, the Petit ean. Another tohl them, ror ihtffe merest hum id; that the first issue
of the Advocate, “with its hand-9flt j classed us such. U nostentatiously,
I watch, tho window* shine.
Bleu's vituperation is a subtle step in an attem pt to furth er important, that Korean engineer* typo and it* small beginning, was j hut with mighty perseverance she
,
,
,
.
i
. . .
. ,
..
. . in 21 II, f , changed the course of
And I 'm * aboard in memory
develop popular resentm ent ngainat Amenen'.s attem p ts to
Yellow river for a distance of n crude thing, entnpared with the came through the trying period in
The old Fall River l.ine.
collect
I
be
war
tlcliL
Hill
miles, a task as g re a t as large twenly-fimr-puge weekly wo which was established n most
Wo stood upon the nftur-d»-rk
And saw tho twilight fade,
TODAY’S REST BUYS:
It) bitterly scoring plans to erect tin* monument outside '•'""vh the Mississippi river wen now .-iTc issuing,” igniting from an worthy Florida nowspupor, and so
>ditoriar in last week’s issue of the she continues, doing the work at
V
I fixed her fur around her neck, of Saint
( loud Park on the absurd grounds that it wdl spoil in(l, t(l1, .vilanti,- Ocean.
Advocate.
hand ably and well, completing the
" It's chilly, I'm a fra id :"
llleil
goes
Itut tlieie
is something even monument t lint she helped to renr,
th e P'»*tit
e tit llle
il g
oes
Colonel William Thompson, by
And in my throat I felt tin- lump tbe t banning perspective of the park
on to state that "if A m ericans have money to spare they the way, who live* pari of the year more significant about tbi* F lo r n monument that stands as a te s
That seldom goes away,
I heard tho engine thump-thump- needn’t worry us with a debt contracted in a common cause, in Arizona, rays tlit surntuii water* ida newspaper, and that is in the timonial to hard work, to constant
<■1 l he Mississippi could perfectly fact that it* publication is being desire to do the very best, nnd to
thump,
One 5-room furnished house a l
insisting that we pay billions on one side and giving us a well l»- inverted (-> irrigate we*tern continued, with very- great success, he worthy of the esteem of all who
I heard tho splash of spray,
few useless, ugly stones on tbe o th er."
the ninlh block, at a figure indflj
too,
b)
n
modest
little
woman
who
deserts, thus ending Mi*Hib*i/>pi
have the good fortune to know the
And yet the engine didn't pound
in
all
the
years
of
the
Advocate’s
floods
foi<-.it
founders
and
publishers
o
f
a
news
• Like Ui Ih fool heart of mine
A m ericans sojourning in Paris are reported to be incensed
small cash payment will putootM
The night we watched the moon o v e r I b is a b su rd n lln c k on th e Y a n k s , a m i i f th e P e t it B le u
" l would do Hun *ort existence stood by the side of her paper that lia* helped wondrously
the balance can lie arranged fc|
•1, .
,
■
of w o!k ti it could g it a* much husband, assisting him and cheer to bring Florida to the position tho
lit Sound
c
o
n
tin
u
e
s
to
p
u
b
lish
su
c
h
v ic io u s a rtic lq h P a r t s m ay so on . N, .tcd about the future welfnn- ing him mi to the success that f i state1 occupies today.
$8,800.00
On the old Fnll River Line.
nf tin- 1 Tilted S tu lv * :i* it d ee* nally came to both of them. .Mod
Also, this newspaper monument
Well, that wan long, long long ago find its com fortable tourist gleanings dt pilling perceptibly.
|about m iiduig money to help E u r o estly she says, in the editorial al- stands as an exam ple to young
And yet among the hill*,
ttpean* in th e i r fight
read) igiftted from:
men and >tiling women who freAmid tho winter’* ice and *imw,
HASFD P A R T L Y on previous inspeciion and knowledge,
--------"H aving won tilt* prize f**r bring iiuently are Impatient of success,
The summer's whip-poor-will*,
WOMAN. IN' her life 'if " iim\ i> j Florida'* Model Newspaper for forgetting that good work well
I have no hesitation in com m enting favorably on the vast im
One 4-room house on the conw,,v
A team er floats upon tho mint,
plin*«- |two
year*, we feel proud of thedone
rei I* what lends to' success, and
A steam er gold and white/
provement ami increases shown in Florida and in tbe South uncertain, coy and hard
el Avenue, for $7,(100.00. ’H in
and ; nmetime . oxtremelv silly. [nrdwhich The Advocate hold*. We
1 see o faro that once 1 kissed
as a whole. There is indeed a noticeable contrast evident Now die want* loyiiutkoi* to stop Ian- not claiming any of the praise that by no other way is il to he
house nnd would make an idra
achieved worthily nnd permanently.
Ono unforgotten night.
All fellows nave thoir memorie*, all the way to Key West to what was shown in the same making tin tmldiero hcenu*c t hov j
once about either of the abort.
territo ry when I first rem ember going South 20-odd years fill children's mind* with wur-llkt*
And, fellows I have mine,
thought*.
Can
you
imagine
that?
In dreams I sail tho moonlit *en» ago. Fu rth er, l believe the opportunities for increase have
A BUSINESS MAN'S ESTIM A TE
Think o f Eugene Field’s little tin
On the old Fnll River Line,
only been scratched and th at we N ortherners will have to
OIU.AMTO K K PO RTK It-STA R
rililier making it* owner, want to
— DOUGLAS MALLOCH
look to our laurels in many w avs.— William (1. Lon gstreth, go out aful kill somelsidy. Why
Philadelphia, in M anufacturers Rec nr>t forbid' .Helling little tov dogs
Surousstul business men are kiic-I the best indications that Mr.
A stitch In time saves nine, te of Brooks, Stokes &
to prevent children hemming dog cessful because they t'iso above Knight i* right in declaring Florida
Bay nothing of n lot of cmhnruss- ord.
fighter* 7
petty consideration* in forming •»n a sound basis. Sound because it
-<>tnent.
3 11 F i r s t N n t’l. Bank BidsGovernor Smith, of New York, their cstiiiiuies of the practical af- is on a basis of real values based
-o---------I AM CON VINT FI) that while in Home cases speculation demand* official investigation of fa it* of life.
A lot of pcoplu have a good
on real m erit. Investors are getSanford. Horid*
memory about everything except may be carried beyond true economic values, there is logical crime. Two hundred and sixtyThe New York Sun recently pub- Rng down to the underlying girdIwo
murders
in
New
York,
com
paying their hill*.
reason for the large and.rapid development of Florida be
*•“ 1 an‘ interview
*
-.................
which the Florida devolopHahcd
with
Hon. Peter
to London'* forty-two mur O. Knight, oi Tampa, in which he mem rests, and they are discover
cause of it*> accessibility to the large cities of the N orth and pared
Real E s ta te
der* in mu- \citr. seem too many. sa id :
It's easy now
ing tin- natural nnd logical lines of
Last
and
its
t
herefore
iimpiest
humble
value
ns
it
soul
hern
Tin
conitnisMon
should
la-gin
To write n wheeze,
M anila i# today on a sounder progress to be followed in the fu r
playground, and also because of the natural resourced of the with boot legging and hi lacking
With gals' lire* cs
,,,,
basis,
financial!) ami otherwise, ther expansion of development.
The
nuthur*t
of
crime
itin
pi.tin
-tale and agricultural opportunities which will form the
Above their knee*
And the Kun. a fte r a cureful sur
„
f/
lh
a
n
ever
before in tin- In story of
Fort Fierce New <-Tr tle.itti background for a stable com m unity.— Frederick Y’ale Toy, result of profitable violation
vey of the fa cts, made by ono
'I the sta te ."
l he prohibition law*.
thoroughly competent to gntlier
Vice-President Western Reserve Securities Corporation.
When big men can make mil
Of course there will be those who
It may In* easy
data,
gives n review of the situ a
Jam estow n, N. Y„ in M anufacturers Record.
lion#, and little men, with hart )v will say that P eter O. Knight i* not
To write « wheeze.
tion in Florida th at is clear-cut nnd
intelligence
enough
to
null
a
trig
an
im
partial
judge.
Hat
he
is.
Hut if we try it
ger can make thousand- by m in -1 He 1* n judge whose judgments are exhaustive. F a cts solidly upon
We’ll get the hiei-ze
m ilting crime#, you will have plen based on fa ct*. Mr. Knight knows facts arc built, up by the w riters in
MV FAVORITE STORIES
-------- o--------ty of crime* committed.
I- luridn.
He Is not speaking ut the Sun to show the reasonableness
And then again we are of the
My lltV IN S. COMB
of the rcinurkable development in
random.
opinion that Mr. Job never had t»
Florida, characterized by many as
contend with a pressing dub I Ii ut
1 he fact that there i* n settling a boom. The showing made by the
The clanmslines* of tip- rural eient In the voice of one who i# not
TOM SIMS SAYS
wouldn't get hi* clothe* buck on Vermonter i# proverbial. In illus- (used to being argued with.
down, und a settling up process Sun shows a natural consequence
time.
, trnlion of tins trait a dn.tinguished | A daunting silence ensued. The
Choose your enemies a* wisely now going on in Florida i* one of rather than a boom.
-<y
I citizen of the Green Mountain state stranger fidgeted in his embur- ns you do your friends.
Today’s best laugh: Thc#e mod*{lold me a story the other day. He rnssment. The old man fixed him
cm pants were Invented in n vouched for it a* having a basis of with a cold and hostile eye.
House in excellent condt
“ME AND T H E BOY F R IE N D ”
E aster's coining.
We’ll need
harem, America merely look out
i "W h at mout your name lie," he eggs. 1-ay on, MucPIymoulh,
ovith all conveniences.
PROVIDEN
CE
N
EW
S
the puckering string at the bottom, i He said that on a certain rather inquired, as though desirous prop
— Owensboro, K>\. Messenger.
cloudy day a typical group of iiu crly
' to classify u curious zoological
$
The nice thing a hunt buying a
You know them , bless thgjr lind out all she can about them.
lives sat on the porch o f the main specimen.
home is the tires don’t wear lint
hearts,
An apple a day may keep the general store in a town on the i "M y name is Nelson—-Herbert
*.
A pair ,a f youngahfifsjj She'll become a regu lar reader of
On Very Attract
doctor away, but that Isn't enough. shore o f Lake Champlain. Among Nelson." stated the youth.
In Alma, (in,, a buy put a stick realty , in sju le of their «e 1ft re 1i •
11 't,*; n\e 1 s ‘
I f We could fix it to Include book them appeared a youth citified us
"Nelson, h e y ?" suid the p atri of dynamite on the fire.
It made
ir and'
thvir
fust'-vnnishing . JF iv ? ' 1
aud -tH
ir fast-vanishing
h* r
bc^otno A 1?®
agents, we'll be willing to try it ] to dress und having rather an air arch. "Then- used to he some Nei- a good fire and so did the house. apt aiir
Capa'lde, wise housewife she w ants
teen's.
Thk
g
lr
j—6l
ini,
clear-eyed
,'
kfo r awhile. su
much
to
Ixx
of assurance about him, In silent, sons uut in tin- Kent neighborhood.
m erry; the boy— flippant, a bit
They’ll help her to buy a borne
disapproval the company took in Don't s'pose you ever heard of
Som etim es
a girl smokes so arrogunt, full .-of, .ySficrot, 'chrnest.j
Tlic Fort Pierce News-Tribune his lie Ited coat, his knickerbockers them .”
4o place the savings in sa fe real
many ciyarets about all ‘she has plana for succ«!S. jffiVr
say * the world is scheduled to come and golf stocking* und, most ditapestate investments. .
"I'v e been hearing of them all In her hope chest is om- lung.
They like eftch pU ifr.‘ They go
to an end again >m March sixth, provingly of ull, the eonfidunlf my life,” said the young man. “I
They'll tell her what clothes are
to the movies together, dunce, best and wllat ^prices to pay fo r
provided the gentlerniin from .South cock-sure manner of the’*u!icn,
come ( from New York, hut my
H . S . LONG, Man4* * ,
In ^axper, AU„ u hen laid 70 quarrel u bit.
They don't believe •kern. . They'll -1611 her about the
Carolina will yield. 'B u t that will
"Good morning, everybody," he father's name was Henry Nelson eggs 1n*-7l day*, iucliulijig Christ
in
'
parly
m
arriages.
B
p
t
her
never coin* until Alabama got* an- said‘breezily.
raoda i 0 buy, the electric appliand wus horn out near Kent in this mas and New Y ear’s.
eye.i shine when she speaks of
.o th er Mraneo tn |k>)I twenty-four
The elder of -the group, a ven- county."
the linoleums and draperies,
Rooms 9-10*^I*
him,
"Mo and the boy friend ." "h o y ’ll help jie r, as the advertise
votes fo r Oscar W. Underwood.
ernhle-gentJi'inan, made answer for
"Then you must u-bocrwi grand
You roust pay «for* your *ins,
One
of
these
days,
suddenly,
the rest:
ments in this -newspaper can help
son o f the lute Ezra Nelson," suid unless you can sell them to some
Sanford, Fla.
Man nnd you.
-TVa note that some Democrat#
•
“How ’do," he said shortly,
the aged Vermonter. His m aim er confession magazine and collect they’ll be grown up.
wifb, those fa ir ie s
youngsters,
r ” ... are inaLim; mention of Josrphm y Somewhat abashed at tin- cool perceptibly hud wurmed; indeed, by fo r them .
Af/d she'll m eet her responsibil
, T‘*r .■ Daniels ns u’rarulldutc for tho p r o - ness of his reception the young now it wax ulmust cordial.
A home to plan, life to face.
A ities and fu lfill h er duties easily
•idency. Might as well concede the man tried again:
budget, a savings account, econo and well.
S h e ^ o n 't become a
‘
/
‘‘Y c*. sir," suid the youth. " E z ra
E v ery young fellow should put mies. .
,-r- * \
’ 4icction of the Republicsn candi
“ Look* rather like rain," he said. Nelson wu* my gran d father."
,/r - .
tired, flustered, in efficien t drudge.
aside
about
a
million
dollars
for
V
They'll
make
htfptakds, h u t Because her home .will be modern,
date Mnd b<» dour with 1 it.
Mr. -.’“ Tw on't rain," said the <dd man
"Dew tell, nmyi'l suid tho p atri- his hope chest.
D snietF os u n o d lto r Iras no supe in a tone of finality,
they'll
laarn
quickly,
S
h
e
ll^
w
attractive, well run, sh e'll k«$p
arch, " bo you're n son o f Henry
gin to be canny in the s
rior.* And. like most other good
" I rather thought from the looks Nelson and a grandson of E zra
h a ve you
'
‘ ■'
ly yoara
editors, -that's about all h« is fit o f these clouds— "
money— to
shining*
io r.— PnJauBaneh ladepsndcnt.
"’Twon’t rain," repeated tho un, ... rry fresh n esi. - She ahd
*
*
* the “boy friend.”
All fellow have their /nemorles,
FOR Si
PAUL
COLCLOUGH REALTY!
2 S to ry House
On F irs t Stn
s s i-r-S l
12,000
Sanford Rea|
SEEN-)
�SANFORD HERALft.
AY, MARCH 4, 1926
MRS, FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
LATEST
f a s h io n h in t s f o r m il a d y
B Y MARY MARSHALL
Copyright McCluro Syndicate
.The regular monthly meeting of sons
the Sanford Woman’s Club was be I
held in the dub house on Wednes- and
day afternoon at !1 o’clock, With th e 1 Mrs
president, Mrs. Ilcn ry W ight, in of tl
the chair. A fter the reading of rhuu
i reservations.
«My.
And interesting
cfccts
angley, the chniruum of can thus he guim-d , Hut it is u
Department, ntmouncid niore difficult thing to bring three
s more tallies can be ad- edors nr tones together—and in
tin? bridge rh*<os, which proportion to tho incrcuscd dlffioperation culty, is the increased effectiveness
direction of Mrs. Forrest 'h at may be obtained,
u* dancing chis-u-.s, whicli i In tho minds of some folk the
ting plcscntrd hv the So -j three color effects me nil obvious
rtinent, have proved very |ninutgements—like the red, white
ami nn* bringing in con*
blue of old glory or the black,
revenue to the club.
j led ami green of the German
. 1’. Druuiiiiuinl, music standard. True these effects are
> reported that the L ieu -1Rood ntid usually there is more
neert had been a success' tolor rhnrni in (lit* flag of three
" a y . I'litli n rti'iic an d ' hues than in those with but two.
find tlie i r m iN , o ier
This winter the niilllncis iiave
In n iniiltl in tin- club ’'een making use of the charm that
rum!.
The next m usic1he* in the union,of three tones of
will bn an I iith one, to hr (the ■anu* color—litre sades off
larch i*>, wi;h appropriate brown, three tones of blue, or a
ts,
t
j trio of grays. Sometimes the
indor (‘uih it Mmoumvl dr';*innkcr.s m ete u-e of tlie same
J Plant
to be belli in '
i con bun-11, .i .with tho i
s fr
how, ami a-k -! that or
Ar
'.i'Vn i n t i ; , with especial'
,y
N,
’’v ,
t - •'•on'1- f..r foundation: f f
( f
,V
^
File- a I.--1 u.ei-1 t hut ev- j J/
. ^ .- ; t
'A
•In bnekvard luive at least \ li
*'
*
'll
tree. Mr Maikell an-! II
,y i
1|
that tin- next ‘meeting ofl. tl
J
|i
meets at
Jq o’clock.
)«t with
Pan Avc-
fervl High
i the City
[with Mrs.
5nt Street,
be n husiImbcp arc
trtUiu tho
biers Club
[ home on
lit library
Unc* of the most delightful e n te r -i ami mints. The pljii - cards were
|iiVloek ;>t tiiinnients with which Mrs. Jumes in floral desii'n- in keeping with
IFfluin Id.
Lynch uml Miss Lorettn Lynch of the. e-d. r si tu •■
,\t j .-Vli i-I a
Providence, It. L, the guests of lic'it him h o i c- r-e u.o served.
Sirs. Harry T. Hod well, have been
A ftir lunehe n .he guests ni honored, was that of Wednesday puited f>i the ludit*-’ sitting i-oora,
when Mrs. W alter Coleman enter- wh>n- ,vc\il ini,-re ting games •>•'
fours’ i*
hf visitors taineil at bridge luncheon at the bridge were played. Here, too, the
robin of yellow ami blue were earto wil Hotel Forrest Luke.
The table was arranged in the rh-d ■sit with silver baskets filled
i-surd comprivate dining room, and wus beau- with j.uapuls mol fern-, with mr
bir stables,
tifully decorated with cut flower.* terflv Imw- of blue tu!!e
(lull house, carrying out the color motif of idmSion were kept on lalln-s cort? all Mar
and gold. Centering the long table r ponding with the pi n rtinb*,
Lr-i-s from was a large silver basket filled with «■ i afier Hi.-rul progressions. It
L 1m hiie. ioii<|uils, the liantlle tictl wilii fluffy w.i- found that the prize for high
tulle bow. At either ride of tin- s-ore was won by Mrs. Charles L
were smaller baskets filled with Henry. Mrs. Ttiiimcliffe was fiven
these same lovely spring blossom . the low ms ire prize when her honor1 Feathery sprays of asparagus and point- failed to score. Tin
ferns extended down the length in- eotiosliitimi prize went ... Mr
1 terspersed with Hill yellow eulhc- Lynch. Miss I/ireltu Lynch mid
dral tu|>ers in blue holders. At Mrs. Janie- Lynch were each pre
1 iayll |ilace were daioip mil .-op- ..t n oliol a dainty gift from tlie
i yellow and Itlue holding salted ant1* i hostess.
B
eau-cd he
----------
lift a
•’•AT
In the News
"M A RRIA G E is a woe-begono
failure,” according to Joseph Hergesheimer who was an author be
fore he wrote "Cytherea,”
By
this time every w ise-craker in the
country has neatly dissected Jo e ’s
remark.
IVe would add merely » recent
remurk grabbed from n conversa
tion with a lawyer friend.
" I have gotten my clients somethihg like lot) divorces, have kept
tab uf them, uml have noticed
that •every single ono of’ tho 100
rem arried.”
Failure or not, they seem, like 1
hungry
little Olivet Tw ist, to I
want "m ore."
brought together.
Tho sketch
shows mi interesting blending of
navy blue kasha with bands of
gray kasha worn with a blouse of
gray, ami blue checked crepe tie
chine.
*
One cannot apply the old adage.
“Two's company, three’s a crowd,”
to tin fix 111 of rolips ns they nn*
-hown in tlie fn>cks tint! lulls designed for late winter and spring
v.cjit ini,.
Personals
Mr. uml Mrs. Otto Frivmi'l.l ’ire
spending the week-end lit Middleburg. Fla., a* tie* g u est' of ’■da
tives.
Mi. and Mrs. K. It. Clemens
motored to Jacksonville on Thurs
day where they will spend n few
•lay- on business.
Mr;. Carrie Worthington nolured to Orlando on Wediu-.-du \f
where she went to meet Mrs. S. O.
Itoy l.in of Cnrrolton, (In., who will
lie her house guest for a fortn-ght.
Methodist
One of those many well-known
"best minds" has sought to solve
the barren social life of ninny
women of marriageable age in tin*
world thnii men of the same age.
This beat mind lias invented the
puppet,dancing partner, embraced
io whoso manly torso n maiden
may Charleston over the dance
floor ns merrily ns tlie -merriest.
And the mini less wnll-f lower need i
only the price’ of a puppet-to stop
wulif lowering!
Many mean rem ark* Will la*
inude
Hut, honestly now, does
the Idea of n girl dancing with a
sawdust ntuJ enamel puppet wound
your finer srnsihllities any more
than the well-established vogue of
men dancing with paid dancing
partners furnished by the hostess
rtf a night club?
QUALITY MERCHANDISE
Bulova & Gruen Wrist Watches
Blue Bird Pearls
Whiting & Davis Mesh Bags
D. F. Briggs Compacts
^ Holmes & Edwards Inlaid
Silver Biale
-Gorham Sterling
3 Patterns China DiijnerWare.
Open Stock
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McLAULIN, THE JEWELER
AMUSEMENTS
Mi and Mrs. K rues I Hou.-cbohler and Mrs. Floyd Piiliucr well
among those from Sanfonl attend
ing tlie concert given by tiuiliCurci at the auditorium at linyuma
llcucii on Wodneaday **veniug.
Milane
Princess
Till
ll.A M l IIP WOI.VI)*1*
W lift
n iv n x -T ix
< ■■■lira,
-n *i m i *m**» THm ni.ca"
UK II Villi TALMA DUN
WOMAN’S
CLUB NOTE
\ a » ) blue, belli blue and grey
l(|1. t in* .1 1 nte the color trio of this nt
Vl.,| i ;n b le Ihc cost and skirt of nnvv
hi>. blue kasha a r e Irininird with Iwnds
of g r a j wIdle the blouse i- of liphl
blur and « r a * ch ic k silk finished
with n collar nod band of g r a y .
>»;
...
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III K II.Lien IN FIGH T
•a
RATAVIA. Javuna, March 4.—
ill
Ten Hutch soldiers were
i'1 killed and rix wounded in a fight
with IIP rhini’M* who attnckeij u
I bitch patrol ncur Achi, Huinatrm
>1- |yesterday. The patrol lost 17
die rifles to tiie rebels, whoso losses
ng I are unknown. Hutch rcinforco|menu, nr* proceeding to the scene
.1
FOR RENJT
- t u b I’R tN ce o r i»»:r"
Miss Love Turner, Mrs. Stella
Arrington. Miss Emma Owens .md
Mrs. It. K. Clarke composed a party
11 om Sanford motoring to l»uvlonn Reach on Wednesday evening
to attend the concert given at t i e
auditorium by (lalli-Curri.
•ONTIMTClt'S I'HItKllltAlAN<*|{ FIIOM I I*. M. TO It T. 1L
NOW
CO M ES TH E
E A S T E It
F A S H IO N
PRO M EN AD E
AND
New Irene Castle Corticelli Fashions
FO R T H E MOST D R IL L !A N T SEA SO N O F T IIE Y E A R
Each Garment Mudc of or Lined W ith CO K T1CELLI S IL K S
U A.SIIINGTON. March t •Vi
—RepreneiitMlive* of farmers in Io reliable parties for six
the middle western suites were in months, from May 13, IJLib,
structed today by the Rouse Agri Comfort Cottage, .US .Mag
cultural committee to draft a .arm
nolia Avenue.
relief bill.
M A T IIIL D E— Thu diftUnguiijht'd nudi0111*0 nt n rocunt rucitul Riven by u colobrated violinist ugreed th u t th e porfurmunco was adm irable, but not quite
comparabio to the sensation caused by
Irene Castle, when she appeared in this
"Cortfcelli’ Crepe Ensem ble F ro ck w ith
its flashing silver em broidery tmd in
se rts of con trastin g m aterial playing
scintillotingly on tho vesteo and sleeves.
The wide sash is very chic and adds to
the distinction of tho Frock .
\ Hit of Queenliness
o ra n g es:
-'iccc tii. i-Mm-it-nn o f th * viui
' u y , t . . i , „ ihniri’ W(, ||ade^vtll'-', ink! ■
i i *■ 1v o ilin g ., art- nml always have!
u Lib'll
rn
g.n.,1
f (,|-
Jt
(j.iv rtl’t 1
MIGNON— Irene C astle hus tjiu unique
talent of knowing w h at to w ear and
when to w ear it
A t a New York A rt
Gullery, w here a f avoid to a r tis t ex
hibited a group of floWor pictures,- she
w ore this F ro ck , which is us dainty as
an old-fashioned bouquet. A lacetrim m ed slip o f "C orticelH " Satin T reinuinc Is covered w ith n **CorticclIiM
l’rinted Eldoru Chiffon overdress th a t
is sheer and gracefu l. Moat any womnn
would (vant to include thla Frock in her
Springs w ardrobe, and it Is certain Unit
all thoae Ayho .jfci tlu r opixirtunity Avill
.'1' ' 1 M"*' ’ hem niiv mure delicious, nor
r,“ d*»- i. i„ ;irn WJiy lujip f r„iuth eir'
.
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bie-..c to know th at they c<'H-]
'
"• abumhuiet* those
littl**- I
...... .. viti,mini-». Rut to the m rof ' T
"dcrviU -d
d i e te ti c s it i* n i l 1
'" tt*re stin g ,
,
, 1 , 1
L>
1
I plan, eaiKvially l" I
V ,*1'r‘ " l ,un fresh fruit-* and vegc-
.Ar
C *
' i‘r,‘ h's * plciitifn! than in ;
........ ..
to ust. an nbundtitu’c o f -
'-"‘‘"•.'i- m the d id .
Have them
•-ivi a.- often ns-tKiMidblo. -ko !,b
>•*'.(iHe o f un m a n g e i. tiny for
'•a ii is-t»on would be n verv whole••"'' thing.
It breakfa«h fruit,
* 'flier halved >>r ns o r a iu ie juin *. or
V
'arUcuL.r|v
’ *5 Jbitufi
v- ’hum
* - rfy n e r .
f" i* tvved[i-iiieu| —hinitv, p.’fxnis
11 '"hnges before going to l»c<l
wiiuli-rume—u f.lic e t] for J'm iJjum ,
i ' 0Jn '"K,,!‘ can e n f ily b r
bl- .
'' “ddltlnn, you van oftrti.ukc
''rangvt in the* form o f sonic dc*'1
.f>i’ri.
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d o « ( K 'v
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Onc
IftCNC CASTLt
COMICXLLI.rASlIIONS
COM ICtLU fASdlONS
f avonj|,|e com m ent i» l**
l’ M,r"»ft*d re la tiv e to the puinthL S W
* con,Plcted b y Byrojt
C ,
V fur the
W-
v * Wiwfl|er
Depicting in deconception of
id ,
^burc*, « L a k e M ary duv f h « w nt b* In* h a n d le d ,b y the
i ° C0® I» w
favorably
the beat work done by artirU
lAt
i K cnc c a s t l e
Amateur A rtist
Completes Canvass
fldT ,f t5 ° “ p.any*
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quUitelf- painted in pastel, shades j spent d a jn ' In'm nternlty h o sp ita l*,,
adorn the picture dresses.
studying the faces of the woe in- •
Corot landscapes, sprays nf nint<-t).
rosea, corsages of violets and oth
Then came her fig h t with (latent >
er "sweetness and lig h t" subjects offices and m anufacturer*.
One
adorn the frocks of the yellow- insisted nn having the three-4atr>
I t to^ltv
curled, blue-eyed blondes.
Ja ssy old baby nay “mama.”
exotic pictures, such as Cleopatra Mrs. Putnam week* to win ilia b at* ■:
upon tier golden barge or a vamp
lolling upon leopard skins, aro
Then canie t&p dealers ssy ln p
chosen for the more spirited' type
o f maiden’s frocks.
.
, " I wouldn’t h a v o ih a t homely o ra *
In my sto re !H
Success
I •
Hut they did!
And today the
T H IS about a woman of whom
Mm. Putnam doll U held in the
you probably novor heard.
.Mrs. Gmce Storey Putnam once arms of hundreds o f thousands-of
made a doll baby fo r her little little girls.
“ I succeeded because I believed
g irl from an old white stocking.
in
my Idcn arid' iro u fin ’t let go,”
She worked days to make a perfect
baby face, with tho aid of wire says Mrs. Putnam .
and cotton and paint.
Many nuisance* fo rm erly found
Years later, forced to support
her fam ily, she decided the world
needed a real bnby doll.
She the worlkng man now.
Mr and Mrs, Cecil Frishie mui
Miss Surah Warren Kastcrhy I’orin«-d u congenial party molorln r to
Duyteim- ile.’idi on Wednesday eve
ning where they atter.de.1 tin- e.>neert given by Amlita tialli-Cuivi.
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I\ Vtn It M A RK ET B A SK E T
Hi
i .
B*. nml .Mi.
' k f,,r u package of brown
Bin! nM; , 1 ■■ *f V o are not ulrenuy famil■ r In.,.i
viti it
The brown rice you
I w lue- hyt laid its outside Cov
'" 'i' iiuimvm I ^ii(! is tlicivfore
K'-ivvn j c.ir•
I'1' richer in certain kinds of
return, I l,t.;iiuij
Resides the flavor i■iii-.i, J,..f 11,11 ' eg and u 11-nils variety to
|"i- , ' • bill
f fu-,. nt rather small
D'ltil»•••»*-«. One interesting way to
t- bis,,wn rico iii iii n salad. It
fiiJ........ ;,t r ' l!,l be iNiilrd iii the usual manrdii
ft i
1 and mixed with diced celery.
I of ptnv.rt",l,er and onion juice with
phi huM o.! , m'i* droTsing, and- scrvetl on
P i d Alt- 1 Riii e leaves. , Minced cold cookeil
fruit puii.il11hichcii may be added to give a
s dm e.ei|.' •nfleieiit effect.
^ "ill hitvi
brown ticy* may be used in any
t'ie.lu"
i 1 ’>u>e vvluu- regulur rice is called
b’l. but until you become accus'"""'d to it you will pro bub! y prvI'lay ,v a-, r '* 1,1 non-sweet dishes. A *nI Mniip'ioiiy ' " r' rice disli consisting of the
[that fill,-1 hu.’.ut rice, minced onion and to-,
»
I ; uimi " ,;,J"es pH rooked together and
Nf for the '’ ** seamnud is delicious. The
w'"! of i la- brown rb’c inukep for richness ,;f
i"-iiiji<,- wn- H-V"C in such u dish. Rut for a
:
'ib tmi. '
tie- piuMing you lauhap> do
' I** to k to the old-fashioi d
^yAlkneSWn
Miss Elizabeth•Hrockwny. who
has been the guest of Mrs. Carrie
Worthington for n few days, left
Tuesday for her home in Livings
ton, Ala.
MRS. W A LT ER COLEMAN ENTERTAINS
HONORING MRS. BO D W ELLS Gl'ESTS
THOUGHTS—WlSh
.AND OTHERW IS)
R E S ID E N C E T E L E P H O N E :
Second Fluor.
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SANFORD
m
i T H U R O T A Y ^ f:
ADJOINING
PALM T E R R A C E ADDITION
LO C A TED
ON SANFORD A V E N U E
Free- For d C
TO BE SOLD TO
T H E H IG H EST
AND A
D O W N PO UR O F CASH
BIDDERS
Y O U C A N T A FFO R D
T O MISS THIS
SA LE
ipOST^TEM
_Land Company*
I .u w h a c . .
\ w m m n m
Pittsburgh—Daylona Reach—Df
y titiy a tiftS fiS fia R S R fi
j y AT YOUR ®WN
PRICE AND SELL;
AT A PROFIT
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THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY,' MARCH 4. 1926
Washington Star Finally Signs
A round Links With JohnD,
TV® Goose*
ivur lavs THe
golden
coot
FOC CLARK.
GRIFFITH
a
B A T T IN G
Home!
ROGERS HORNSBY
I '
fcr, rap
id* an
il] rover
t CubsFt Marill capIc Bush.
few, to
already
Wally
tr.rriran
fill Cinc comes
himrelf
rr ram-
MAJOR league debut w ith’ S t.
"
J.nuis Cardinals in 1916.
1With
same dub ever since.
Jins led National League six
seasons in row.
Sot new batting
mark of .424 In 1924 for modern
limea.
Has hit over .400 three tim es.in
Inst four seasons.
In Inst five
years lifts averaged over .401.
In 1922 made £50 \ safe h its;
scored 1 41 runs in 164 gam es.
Holds National Leagued record
f< r home runs in Single season,
making 42 in 1922.
Made 102
extra base hits same
year— 4fi
doubles, 14 triples, 42
homers.
Itntted in 152 runs snme season.
Appointed manager in summer
of 1026.
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Regular position second
hare
but has played all infield posts;
lew games as outfielder.
Considered one of the greatest
right-handed hKtcr\.hf all time.
Build In
Helen Wills Desires
Bill Tilden As Partner
In WimblcdonMatches
MENTONE,
March
**
4.— (/P)—
rxperti Helen Wills wants Big Bill Tilden
BY HAMILTON M. W RIGHT. JR .
Straight into— The Pond
ORMOND BK A l’ll, Kin. Mar. .1.
Front the sixth tee Mr. Rocke
— I took a lesson in golf from feller drove into a pond.
John D. Rockefeller, Sr., tho other
"H urry! Hurry I" he exclaimed to
day.
,
"You can get the hull
1 took it by ' observation ns 1 his caddy.
before It sinks into the inud,"
kept .Mr. Rockefeller's score. /
But the caddy was overcome by
When tho six-hole gnme was
He
|
over, Mr. Rockefeller gave mo a stag., frights, apparently.
didn’t move n step.
|Goose Goslin, whose chief claim to fame is i large bat-ting av erag e,1shiny new dime. .
i Ii i:- Mgned again to play with the Senators, haimg come to tcrmii with j “I'm glad you* couldn’t count
Mr. Rockefeller teed up another
f t link t . i iffith after, being a hold-out for sevn ,1 weeks. Thu Goose more than seven," he laughed.
hall, and again drove into the
He was puzzled.
•* nuiv eoing strong jo the training ramp of the National* nt Tunipii
Playing with
Mr. Rockefeller pond.
whole lie i* said to he in the'Ptnk of eondition ready to knock the were All.-. J . V. W arner, Mr. Boul
"1 think I looked up," he said,
cover off the ball for another season.
der, and General Adalbert Ames “and I shouldn't do that.
Did
1 thought
Mr. Rockefeller’s you watch m e?"
game remarkable.
lie wore, tiy
Nobody answered.
In my mail of July 5lh was n the way, a gray cap und suit, wth
Mr. Rockefeller glanced about
postal card
with taese w ords:1a sweater under the pout, und
anti saw another foursome headed
“ Note the dale and the fact that ' white cloth gloves.
by Miss Dorothy Johnston, daugh
1 am still in the league.
What'
Mr. Rockefeller was the lust to ter of tho manager of the Hotul
are you going to do about it ? " drive off at the first tee.
H e , Ormond.
Four other umpires got similar m u ' the ball straight down th e , “Como on and pass us.
We
postals.
fairway for J 60 yards.
Ills see-/ are In no hurry,” shouted Mr.
• • m
ond *>iot hit the gmen, but Uta Rockefeller.
But Mii\s Johnston,
WORDS WITH STING
ball rolled nti across.
thanking him, begged that
BASKHAL1. has any number of
The Repartee Starts
keep right'on.
rather stereotyped expression ruch
"You can take that shot over If
For Economy’s Sake
Hi TORT COI R T K O rS
n* the one, "you won’t he around you wish," said the General.
The i.jl king then walked to the
It's already side of the pond to see if he could
'MIL retoit courteou.* is usually, to both* i anyone after the Fourth j "I don't have G>.
Well do I recall the over," chuckled Mr. Rockefeller. I Did the hall.
n*i cMclient weapon to nettle n of Ju ly ."
He said to the
i'll the ball field, but ittl- m1111111■i of times d win hurled n t 1 The General missed a putt, und , caddy:
Loses Pazzy Vance Vanishes di-pute
me back in I'.mi! when I hrokp into insisted the lode vyis in (he wrong
cii'.onally it reacts.,
"Now don’t you think that if
m e years ago the New York the American League. Also many place.
] you made a mark here in the mud,
|l Dual From Dodders’ Camp
When they droCc o ff from the 1 you could get Iliiit hail when we'lc
V ikees bad u pitcher on the p ay -j others equally sarcastic and unsecond tee, Mr Rockefeller's hall through?"
lo n to n
\ i \y YO RK, Mar. I.— U*>- i II by tile name of Cy l ’ieb. which com|/iiincntaty.
“ If Hint is Jhe way you call hounded into the rough.
H«*| Tin; enddy Just mumbled.
Liz/v Vanre, who can alm ost make -...Hid* like something new in tie*
them, vou won't be long m this came up, and looked at il thought
Mr. Rockefeller then teed up
Hi
14’ a b ill vanish with his terrific speed. ,!, ert line.
fully.
1he first game that he Worked ] league"
the third time, and made the hole
fii -irni i_ L viiei* lied him self from the
“ B elter move it over here'." lie in seven.
It was a par five.
tii" ■n«- 1**' kl>ti Ilodger's training camp , r the New York club, the <>p|>..s- , “ And whom, may I n-U, rernmJ voii to President John- Mild to his dntky caddy, mdicai
it ■ b.liters ili 1 overed tils iiehv> i"V i iin tub
"How <io the scores read ?" Mr.
tr.lay art M •'h erwnter. Flu.
, .<
mg a fcpnt on tin* fairway.
ieliiii.1 soil .
Rockefeller asked me en route to
It in whirh
Hi has been gone two dnyr. ii|i,| name weie closely
"You know we give ourselves the eighth bole, where tho gnme
'(here
us
well
ns
scores
of
oth
lie
was
given
a
good
trimming,
r, d ,r in |Meanwhile, Robinson is also cuner ii>\erse Fuglish compliments all kinds of licence," he said to ended.
1
thr rm r , i"t'tiei| over the absence of Cnv, I \yas the umpire.
were -dipped me when I made my
“ Are we holding our own? You
i'orntiier and Stock. Ja c k Scott, | A n, rule iccrliit pitchers don I
Mr. Rockefeller made a remark- know 1 picked Mrs. Warner for
M>*1 debut.
" linn r,
m vi ral days of bolding out incite with the umpires.
It may seem rather strange, yet ably good shot on the third g reen .! nly partner, nml I feel responsible
them feel tImy must become esn v,iming,^! ,, been pacified by the Giants m
laliliahed hefoie taking issue with of nil I lie i einai ks made to me in Mrs. Warner canto over and shook j f„ r (ttT r,K.„r,| "
Il«. win Sarasota, and is ready to sign.
ll.,.
inhitrator u. to his judgment the <.frtv'y i ur , of my big league
by the c
George Herman Rulli broadcast*■
career, two words uttereil often by
"W ell, 1 don’t know what klti.l f WJ o m ^ ” t roke umlcMhe
I.a 111 from St. Petersburg: “The Van on balls and strikes.
Manager Fielder Jones of the
Be bridge k'cs will win the pennant. Phila
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«'■69 for five hole*.
Th“
Cy Pieh, however, was a derided White Sox used to get under my loV'^'iLl; ltd ‘L l o . r t l t Hcoro
Wagner1, delphia should finish about second
was 6H to
per hours i*ul Washington perhaps fourth.’’ rvceplion t«» the rule as most skin more than anything else I sold.
"Bravo, bravo," said Mr. ltoeko*
General Ames teed up. look a ' f „ Ul \\rn, Warner,
American League umpires who know of.
We uro
• * •
long swing, and made a poor drive doing
, M
)|l.ndid|y «
At
tried to sntislv him on halls ami
"■•led. had
And ho struck
splendidly
ROOKIE C A TC H ERS GOOD
"Guessing again." Was the only into the rough.
tug win, ti
strikes, noon learned.
ujl a lively whistle.
# * •
“Too mpcli talking, ton much
wa.v June, would object to the »uy
hr front of
I' nuked Mr. Rockefeller then If
C INCINNATI, March 4 . - hV*
tnlking.’'
he
protested.
“
I
can't
I wan calling them,
id and the Manager Jack Hendricks said the
T H E LAST LAUGH
I might lake somo pictures.
He
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drivo when you people talk."
noising it >best thing ho had seen in three
nodded his permission.
PI K it began kicking on almost
"W ell, I didn't say a thing,"
SHORT SPEECH
uJr* in the
He con
He sank an excellent putt on the
Lnif. tt , i |'hiVs’ practice o f the Cincinnati, the first bull pitched.
IF 1 happened to call u hall on snld Mr. Rockefeller. “ I haven't
tinued
to
object
vrbilo
he
temumed
eighth
green, and then wnlkod out
[that \v "' 1
ut Orlando, was the proinirc
said
a
thing
for
the
past
six
Since only a few him. he might turn around to the months."
t<> meet tho foursome which was
L~ i 1!>r < Vwo young catchers, Rangow and on the rubber.
catcher
nml
say:
'‘It
was
a
|swbulls managed to gel by the butter,
He shook hands with
r I '" T " " Sake forth.
He laughed heartily, and thought following.
fect *Lrike, right through tho
Mss Johnston and two other young
" " l‘|- I With these two to hock up the I paid no attention !<• Ids protests,1
it
a
good
joke
on
the
General.
heart."
r** fi'iiin)
Then hi*
veterans, Hargrave nml I’ieiuicli, being more interested in the wl!:'
Mr. Rockefeller didn't play the ladles in the purty.
"Guessing again,” however, was
chauffeur
caiiio
and
whisked
him
the Reds' catching stu ff now i* (he opposition wns hitting the bulb
Late full nine boles.
Jle was finally taken out und his favorite s|K.-«h to me.
|completed.
A fter the third, lie led Ilia borne.
in
the
game
he
would
vary
it
a
in, he walked past me on bis wuv '
frlemls over to the sixth.
Hauser!
t„ the bench. I coundn t refrain trifle by Maying:
I asked 111111 why he didn't plnv
"S till gucMsing."
front remarking:
, ...
right on through, os the fourth
t'n
lii
1
became
established
these
sir. t _i.p|
"W ell. I won’t In’ bothered w ith|
two words, guessing again or still hole was straight and level.
kh !;cpt him
you after the Fourth of J«*>‘ 'L
“ Well, we always go thi» way,"
IU m »ei|.|i||a
baseball n player able to slic.i a f guessing, was the length of mV ho replied.
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| HAVANA — Hilarlo
Martinez,
DETROIT, M^Th 4.— (/IT- Hat- ter tkiit dale is considered ns liuv- speech with Fielder Jones, then tlw
fw Pajjvr, terymen of Detroit began liniherMr. Rockefeller took o ff bis .Spanish lightweight champion, bout
famous
manager
of
the
Chicago
[thk'ijr rtub.
won u place.
coat, and luinded it to one of the Johnny Dundee of New York,
ing up at Augusta yesterday, in a ingMost
of the other umpires on While Sox,
P ’ 'hr first irnld
caddies.
The caddies were all
NEW Y.ORK— Georgie Levine of
wind
which
swept
tho
field
■aid at Fort
the staff also reminded I wit in |
dumbly silent.
They were awed Brooklyn, won from Tommy Mill!*
for
the
second
consecutive
day.
Take
it
from
me.
like
I’y
Pick.
I “Ut in p.iin,
much the same manner.
July 6th
by ths presence of (iich a notable, gun of Scotland, 12,
T he pitchers arc not expected to of that .vear brought me one of I have since reminded a few
Anyway, Wine of them
YOUNGSTOWN, O.— Al Gordon
he in as good condition as had been the biggest laughs I ever had, rrs who predicted July 5th, 19UG I guess.
spe-t il moped when the other members of
of Philadelphia, stopped Rocky
would mark my passing to the •aid a word
simply
because
I
diJn
t
think
1
i*-h
lientfey, the squad arrive next week, beScott of Rochester, N. Y ., 2.
game
ttlona I•.
.
I minors.
jtauise of the unfavorable wefether. hud a sense of humor.
until he tu come neross the ocean und play
tins and
with her in the mixed doubles at
Wimbledon. She expressed to view
A r e today that by Juno she would be
*
in such form that she would prove
‘
a worthy partner for him.
jj U p
"O f course I have no say in the
matter and must play with tin*
L-tdT— partner chosen for me by the IJ. S.
*ed in Lawn Tenniss Association.” she
"B u t l cannot help feeling
aining said.
Ihnt any mixed doubles pair defeat
no but- ing Tilden and me a t Wimbled,m
[Speaker would know th a t they had been
utunJiy. through a tennis m atch."
Huicrvy-- 1 . K>nt? Gustav of Sweden, the
I batter
gpr|njj, iiTiivalrons "M r. G ." o f the teimi*
ir l ake-' r0Urt3, ‘s Paying n reckless ruiiu
here, tilt hough lie is nearing hi.*
and h * |®th birthday. When he coatplivcfivin* nu'nled a girl player yesterday ‘ ho
Jarnird,|*a*d he was flatterin g nB-he Utjcw
dgestins ■xvhal it was to .play Suzanne Lengin prac- Rtn'
,he tram.'
I can t piuy my best ngnhwt
that hr ’Ilk*. Lenglen," replied (Justin
i,| i;,;, Mill Luglen is a queen, and
i;wHi-always make me nervou
BILLY
Detroit Battcrymen
Be^in Limbering Up
Yours
Low Prices
Easy Terms
By Dick Dorgan
K E t F E 'f
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p -a s s &
Mellonville and Geneva Avenues
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f j c o v o B o u T W efiE,
T
gcV o p ^
SUHEki I DO
COME
^ ?
Yoofes
OHTER HIM '
y o o l l se th ra e
.T H E BIG O U M
V T O O EBTH J
L lC T E u t
G IG
FEU A -
A. P. Connelly & Sons
Magnolia Ave, and 2nd S t
rfrvr
Sale*Ag«li*V
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SANFORD_HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 4. 1926
E to n r
j Net Income O f Bell
She W eds the Screen Villain
'/Telephone Firm Is
i 107 Millions In 1925
O f Coast Guard A b le To
D is p e r s e Rum Runners
NEW. YORK, Mar. H.—Net inco in p o f the Americnh Telephone
and TeJcgrnph Company for H*2>
rose to $107,10.),Old
$iu i,iuo,inu from
iron* 121.MO,*
**
•.«.!* re
MA_
321 the year *before,
the
annual’
port today rcvenls.
NEW YORK.
- . M ar.-2.— (/ft Tim \.tis?cts, nr and ev-rv fifteen in'tiu•Xchxngo of intelligence, once used tt.
.Many c f them werb t k n : ire
extensively by llpnor rmugglcru Is hia.lt, I.ec-URit nj*»cf of lit* ;
make sale their
viilnlioTuiut tile j j.’Snif wi: i none in pl-jasure beat .
Uw, is now u*cd by llni Coast j No u n<vu * i ptr,-r>n waa isjuFrcd.
Guard to diipm .i Hum P.ow,
‘ l*i addition to the a t u l - * u g - |
Became of li e
goviurmient’s . rlin*r artivitien oftiie Coast (timid ,
highly developed system of cont-iR-} syit pi of cdbimunleatiot* ap - !
Biupicxtion, It.Is now clmost lut-'ol.ea t i '.Id* Imndroli of tailT. of
possible for n iinr. chip t> ent r c o o ' ‘ live ftn.ii Norfolk to Maine;
th * U‘0,000 ft,urr- mil.- ’area b e *' in l*m matter
of w *avir,g and;
twc*n Virginia and M aim without 1 Induing d istrev e i *rt!| . rho area '
discovery.
( ntentlonul is perhaps the h ard er*,
‘ I f n "lumniitr”•lictcciJif in g e t-' work- J "fro n t" of c r y auction ini
tin g hi* ths t i r e
trover *which 1*1*' C«aet Guard’s iurbdietl m.
pnttel tliunutv- id rv s of t .,s one •In the lart five vw in tlm Const
popular area, it ir. Ilk*!,’ t*» 1st . Guard has m w l 52ul;t'0d.0f»0 worth
af *h1p!i while lighting the rum
runner .
More thnn 81.3,000 telephones
were added to the Bell system dur
ing 1025 and at the close of the
year 1(1,720,000 telephones were in
n o in this country.
The system handles 50.000,000
toll and exelihnge connections daily.
Total earnings of the company
v.cra- $180,458,012 compared with
$151,082,830 in 1024. This includ
es telephone operating revenues of
$80.5.31,(lit, dividends exceeding
S75.OiKi.OUO on Flocks owned and
Interest exceeding $18,000,000 on
ii . tr* ar*i mivnnci
Wimp
w m
It. hn,i mad*.* 10,000 nr- '
r* i * vt* i .I!", li je .
If k,mi,t lit.s one nirplnii** hen*
fb r '
.O .,ro it Ir. disr-ivehd. ** m ark-!
wlr<0i ,
•v; . able chafe o f m odan »'mruuunirr.- r .Vor'lie .d t ’.ty, N.
Won ii -Jtfcerl in <>p-■ration. The C<M"n4i iiuth'iljtfiaed in 1U10 h u t1
^
dcatroyc; nr alroU nc immediately t-pAvidril no fiifui ft.r si,-nhirt'.'*.
; . irett* In touch with it i bace or I ftlrio other t.ir nlatton" were ru-.;’• .oth «r Const G u a r! vest els thmugli Uio,-.feud },ut tbuy. aru nlilI nn pa- "ra d io r r th*» wirol s.t telephone, irir. mrordinv in Lieut. Cninru.n
to ttear
fi
Tha locntii n and ci ur-e of the ruin j dei S. ?. Venn i-t«.
hili .r* tin* F*>m
eh in Is t.'un ljronilca.it in code. Adinlixil F,
■ ifeily-tbcrduitcr Its posit!ou is phn■' Ud on the secret th«rt*. *.f the
Coast Guard uptil it b
either
‘
caught violating tb " lav,n nod taken
• In CJitodv, or 1-nvi.i ilie vicinity i
t
o f the United Glut .a.
W atch llogx
As the “rummlo” get.) closer to
ahorc. it i in n bv a F o a *t Guard
Teams To Withdrav
. ‘ "w atch dug." These "w atch dogs" |
nre fpO-fcul boats which net r..s
mpthCr f HIi * i to th. sm aller patrol I
boats. When tiie rum sltin nnchoru
outsids Gm tw tlu* mile lim it, cr.o
I ’atdr,** tlarne, mu'.
of
them
immediately
ar.choiH
r! . , who 1
nlong-.dde. Its patrol lioata then
o:llii!o.ii dramas.
r tn rl cn iicing around the rum r.liip I
r.t
1Thompson-nn-tlle-Clyde the >tVv
•hip Nin<* took the way*, u vt . *
42(k feet long, had a breach > * < «|
52 foot and a draft of 33 feet.
-=
Inches—called a triumph of «r.. rv
glneerlng.
Its majesty of line G u T S
r.nd awolng proportions rctmod t >!* V M
presatro a now era of Amcricar.- |,V
Oricntnl shipping to which it was '•’ * *1
consigned.
lef i t ^ B
In btoad there lay ahead years ol Tun hi
E X P E R IM E N T MIGHT WORK
vicissitudes, a gradual slipping • •‘t » j
from the affections of rhippir-*
NEW Y O R K , March .3.— (A1)— men, numerous rales, then a dip u\ efr jjjj.
Em ery Buckner, padlockcr ex tra o r into the Ulict drug trade nh\r \ typhs^ „
dinary'. thinks legalization* o f light brought n court fine that was li.'M d g j
wine and beer might be un experi- factor___
inputting
puttingthe
thelino
linethru
tv** .
Things fcould I rrating it out o f busings. Fi
bey nre,” he Mv thero came r. ncnter.ee to
carnival of i junk yard and now wor tnvn
-a-—!
11 ........
e I. t* mpe n try c;
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't.—, s 3
s’-.tr olid : n«u'd 15,50a live , oiffelal
I|— 'T hirty-three
™ANCISyean,
C0- Mnrago
and hank drpnRita
A hnlance «.f $2(
id a f t tr dividends at the rate of
VJ u >li!ire, out of which $0,(K10.I100
v.T) niipr»piiatp(| for contingcnces
a ed i'20,3(10,00’t was carried to iUir-
plus.
Capital stnrl.- of ttie i.mipani'
o'ifr ; •udirjg nt tiie cl'i.u^rf the year i
wa ;'!'21,5P7..500, nn tUt h ih ’ of
?.Tt,ll!> t'M f r tin* year. T lu .r
wi
mi - tl.jin dii2,ooo stiH khiild-
FLORIDA’S LARGEST
MOST BEAUTIFUL !i
Orlando !5as!ietl)iill
H E . Hollywoorl is directly on li .iiw
looking ll'c A tln iFic— f ir t id-oof. c.t
5 0 0 room. , all with bntli. t!.p maju
ocean.
i n o nth of Lowed
viiiuin iu counties;
Me hi ho rr. Wins :V!
ifc ’ ■ A* a xeuulL «f ih n system nf
"bottling up” the illicit liuuor at
Its source, only two rum nhipr
cently were on Rum Row. an cumpsrod with about eightv Inst year.
T im * Was when the boi.tlegg. ra
information i rgnnlsatloin were uf
’ .j" fi
T 0, ...
t
"i
» 1„
if<lV. ; r<,
,
( ^
* , )ti , - , j
planes near Ihircanl'u Hnv »l»i h ,,
fy.
he u/td for lorntirig d .
Guard rbipa end d-diverii.,: .'t ie r, i
from big New V'.ik Iviiur eyi.il ,
cat » to incoming ruoi •h. i» .
. TIiS bo ainilan.-K
.-
,
■„ /
L L JT ^ ^ T V v .
]w f
j
c • i f lft a t lepiimu* ivcciiee in "
Ait
S?v,’ picked UtJ a Miepil '
«
. ('
m u .. iMirni
»
|*rf *1ay
.
11, • .
>* •*
i : u k i l ( i 'v F e u d
.....
When tlm s-i--*"* 1 i<
Pk ba'.'’ and nlli* r t>ut» .( I>.,««t • . , i •
.nd
th e citvll* e f I '.in I I.
u> »!' j ....
.! I It •’
that was cluing a'.iiitid t
11
«.
.
. ,11
(*. ■*a 1 i ;
i. i j
,A • (r ;v
3 In <b„, • I •-« 1 |
VtwPTitv mi'i *
it would lie *
:
I *.,
.
/ptuul to rtne. (lm . nit.<d ■
mm? < u t M i.;;
Crf*. At t?i" iwiuie nine it e l l inti,)
smuniri:lien v itii II.,
.'*iir.dv
4
the vieint •
/ ■' -II
i •
.
L ^ fb a ttcrirR . even the niiiallrs'. nil u I :pi, r
r /Loatr can, take adenut ure nf tlii. i:ml* r
. nv tern of ei.mniwiucnrii.il. And
..... . . i
? ti e ivd • |.i< \. nl i i ' i • n r .• • \S 1* :
fnhn liv'ng under, i. ■>d l.y tin i . i . v t l - ..
K^.'aplUgRlorn.
.
and :•
E i ^ :. R ceintly the C.iiier Bermmle L ., t j
•’
.•uni
fr:.JC«a‘.rn
■>, . -tCltl
r t■ ?
- Uoddit'
-*•»V.oUpw
\ ittit
■ .n tis j
V
. V,uoa
artists.
wuuid “spot’'
talk t ■ *.Cii r (.1.
’ i i • .•■ I i • •
hiV, Thiough a nyatcin nf >•< •rug«> Siam .i
: JTsFAey cunnt.
Ii. d
,
K: i .the Const Guard L m '- i " l th n ( O l l O l H l l M G ?• i ’
Sr-1-' watn the nun idm * . I *•* * i je.ey •
c .i
«
t ’U
vnuhl fly ' n l and di-u. i n ' '
* ll.'I i.t i' «
fi
Oylirrflers curtain i i: .all t >.it
*, Information. 3 b
rum .dun enpt 'o T T ’ I »\’ "
I f T toIp* often l.m w .uu mu< I. .di ni1 i ■ t» w*». * .
i a •
BAv'i Goft't Guard ebina as the ■•eiviee d.- u ,|,l
,dt.l itself.
.........
... I
' liVv,' t il' ( * i.* Gil l . d •t.i,.
, ’l
'P .e J lolly wu'hI h.i-’ n:ii"
ri-Tt i I hotel ••xjvrts*
!orm« of l*i
11 •- ! . ' .'iroiuii.- ■
i . iiT.’iiiJ, in .. 1.1 I. u : . ri"i*ole, f :, rr
i aliat i li'i.ru:* !. !. oi’t. ';.n .'' -tt
ti;-* irlc-*:i 1 it. ■ L. . d rsd -tup the
...
*
G uests in ImiliitiR costum e nu\
rooms to the delightful surf-bathing
to play on the w arm £*•nds.
otir* cf 1hr ptr it"«l j?r ■! g *■<•, >:cir. (. r
j ,i r,''t'i',| ■, ' t - ■ | . t>| ! . r * , |!**f
., , .
..... ; , ,
Guard ve« " it.
On
'a r i ^ c ’-i
j , .
iTy’ ’ maintained a licet of three an - . ft>
, 1
fi ■
‘n r i'
.. '
censitlernble n ope and aid' d them j t '1'1 }„L
materially in ••*odi»u
t
I>y i>c;Uin£T S«>i’.
lll<I 'i U T i r , , . , i
1 1 1 ' . r, ,
The Hollywood ia “Itom cy”—demo:r;.:i
ful happiness nnd com fort to every guett
is e x tre m e in beauty.
I’crsiilcat u.uc-' aau c .... t.
;,i
vcrioc* ireu; •. Yc*i c.u: *.tcp llicr.i
r.oiv I’.'itii Fr oar:! ' a. rr. c*nii''if.:
rreo*..!" ihi: i- plccsjai t > lik 1*. Crc >•
tnuidon i> a re v medical i'i >-mer>
\.ith t'vu-fald n.livn; it footbrj and
hills the intl.iinc I mcmhrcni-. and in*
idbits rerm (,'ruwi!:.
J Of all known dr i • . <r- u-ufr ii r —•
oinirnd by l:i)ih in** i. >1 a"thnriti'? is
.
,
•ill e.l
jno.
i
it ran jut » i.mgr «>• a i .tr.d
.i
.
,
boat from Sint, n I limit. *A i‘ t ■t, r
• ;
.
tho patrol boat un i, irin
l.r'b •
near ii» .^um.Iiii ,. u.id u.„ •> u
r o i;im u \c . •(.
boat put Op the V lilt. ting.
NEW M)KK. ,Mn,.l
■
N" I jiiunr
( o-edi. nt New
.»rlt
During ll;e In-» \
the « ot ! b v .i i , I i > fi-t.t
'
C'tard Imant d ..*< t thnn ^.'(7,t'(tti orgnuimi .i boxiiiit he.
j
w #1.]
i.
w
• e--;.
Plum e j
M yrtle Ave
r r n r ;;v .s»,1Am ;
34,01) M en
i_aaies
72x 90 Wl
ijre a c
*
36-Incln;Lh’Yf
iYIen’s Pin Clutci V,;
i nn O xford
litc Kiel Slippers
~)JC Pancv V^oiles, 40 Inches Wide, Per
^0-Inch Voiles in Solid Color Lavender, Blue,
Peach and Rose, Per Yard
$ 15.9 3 Ladies’ Silk Dresses
s i i js
r 't
v
A.
sd
Satin Stripe Shirl Madras, Per Yard
B. Kirschbaum New Spring
$2^50 Crepe de Chine, All Colors, t
^
•
.
$ 1 .9 8
M^n*q Linen Knicker Pants
�TOE_sAOToni) m n ,u ,n.
happiness, and Distress
IVE R O B E R T S
ttturs / i a y . mahcti
4. i 928
Tony Loser In Oii<s
! Girl Students A t State College* A*p« Argument With Wife
iN N E tTY O R K
BARTO N
Noted Fanciers Of Various
an d
(U t \v t v
FUNNY I’E O P L E
V.
PALM BEA CH . M atrh 4.~</P)—
A. J . (Tony) Drcxel-IUddle, leader
o f thi* voung social set here, ap
proached Cant. Byron T ale with a
long face. Captain T ate, formerly
o f the British army,«ia chief of (ho
Palm Bench volunteer fire depar*
ment .composed of wealthy scioi
of aristocracy fam ilies.
"Byron, she won't let me
Tony said. "1 told her th a t si;
I was a member of the f i r * ‘depart
ment. composed of wealthy sclo
do. But iny wire won’t let me."
The news leaked out that Tany;
had desired to paint hts cream colonui "Rolls Boyce n brilliant r*<L '
•J .------------------------------- ----- ‘
O K E E C H O B E E — CHI* votes *«
rpend 5215,000 fo r public impfove- ■
NEW YO RK, Mnr. 1 P artin g
. . . .
---- - ----- —
in New
» "fk brings in pt‘a t incomes.
In n city w h ere' thousands of
npartmehts aftord little more than
breathing space, a baby carriage
looms a> large as the wirfetv ml.
‘
W AUCHULA— Wauchuta
E*tntes will be developed, a t cost of
$;i,5oo,noo.
IN' charged $1 « month for enrricc-'s ot rpyiijntion st/o and 50 rents
go-cant,..; W ithin a week
>11, ■« •' cellar jumnud full. Now he J ’
eit-- back and waits for w iv - nn
1- rs maids to call for or b r
l -'ak the buggies.
. t6
And when baby has leiuddrr" ilk lie falls heir to aysinces.
at ie nuinlicr of the cjA” '•/< |\
I his ‘ infant indusentative in
v
now has a rVeUk'd section
• ' o'" ■t 1 very thUvept, of course,
” * N'-w Yorknere the sidewalks,
‘ •• l i s t Sitad fire efccupea are in
ir.uu stiq^.,
noticed it,
Before anyone c o u ld .' reply to
this queer speech, r. m uskrat gut
on. “Good morning, neighbor* tin*!
*‘I never eat
iter to Chi- friends,” said he.
spinach without plenty o f pepper
and twice as much sa lt.
Thanh
Ihctcd. and you* I wish you the sam e."
to®, looked, * ”1 wonder what h o . expects us
•Even 1‘ad- to say to lhnt,": thought Nan-;.,
.
in But s'ho d:<!n't say anything, and
fihut with neithrr did Nick n*>r the ot!i- r*.
Bj '. fihry a
Fortunately t he elevator stopped
itr. Noth- again, and this* tim e it \va. a
; Sandwich-Man.
,
\
1 whirrii
Om* side of him s n id /* ‘Thiti|s‘Tk,
[(j , "W, '
rvii'.' " I at Smiths.”
And tin* <.
er side said, “ Dine at the I’nlu .& y
A piece o f, stew— fifteen cents. With pickle ***■'
[rare stand- —twenty five cents e x tra ,"
_q
W *„ 1 > j 1
•*I| iw <Io you <lo, gentlemen nr.d
fv.it.,r< yn: In.'y,” said
tfio Sandwich-Man.
fur tai.tr • ”1 lie paper snys it's going to ram ,
hut pirsortBlly 1 prefer tin* dm
ncy. “Help! t a e ; with gray linings,
Tliey a!
way-; til better and besides yon
[Nick.
“It eaa save the iuicc for gravy."
K i’j -i yonw
•■They're all e rry ."
whi.qwn I
h '/r a "p Vi . to Nancy and Nancy iio'i'
f*tl:v differ- !
Sin ipiite agreed, and .In
I, •
ii - though lie were rot
;e 1, ,! 1 , |,|>; > if ho didn't got a chan
the <Kvat^r
n<r *round.
Nict. -Air
| n.t■ .
l ii-io
The v. iv.
n
kbuui lin .i
•ii-tali*'
\
A**- le i
l—-A .vb« -
on.
• But all this time Hirkyd >o ■■
. I■
loot rig fn ids iitii . *
I' '■ 'r 1 ticed .a thing.
'I!', elevator went -down, d
' «tv . I i".
I ilia ■>.
Always down?
|: > ic.-.ii t
I ,a •oil'd ttll't'e got off. i; *
pne
mi kr it got off. and the 1 1"
g it off. tun, t ■! .
|' 0 nihi r people got on.
....
— i
A im ,. \ , i j . j J in warm >•• O
thi
lit- .1
iib
, 1 . . ■ f carriage through
1 Mi s 1 , ; . ; 1 \,fii|ioiIi. daughter
I!
v, i 1 | . ,1 j r n r snow' eou.p wit K
'iii,/ KeoWu, w.,1,1 ut ti
1 i n nf shoes, i * d
I. Imppii 1 7
. 1 I'll*! o Ipliia. U i,. 1
<i'W"i v.i 1 Mr-i
mi!" ii'
I*i\va Home For Old Mino Thousands
? a r n r t T S■
c, Has Very 01
Of V^ars Old Found
Patronizers T’no7er Nevada Citv
tv
1■
ill. e h ;i ti'in.
f T<i F (' :>ti-ue.-lA
I- 'll, N'!!A ' 1 in'.)
i ,
F.
•. llu ,*gtiri.'t:i v 'i- 1
ircomnuivii | I
t!i tni.d r,..
the dcirart’If1. Ti !| |, 'J* |
rl.l , il
Atiuiry YU,ik,l
n ii n-.t in. j
Kvodi, |)t. f„r i
imaITlli*|;!111 ,• I
Jh c bui^tt
‘.'I till* ( i 1
O i th o '
^•h® v-'llh tl"
jtnf
*m.tv ,
i
•'AMES INGRAM A nV
r>* ‘.‘X Kllul, I
,, , >r_
d. 7 o .U. I f;fc-A n r.E. Wnrh., F«*b. 2B.—'AT
*lUoi fii11ii , , ' ’‘Ui^nisi ia not complete
4 1»•!. f 2 ,.
" I *ho iitgh*—not yet.
.*^1*!ration ■_"Jt1***"* Jngr •ihntn le f t idn home
'* fu
tu d.
d,
M°nhin, a f,.wf**w months ug«
ago and
am
r* !'*
it'un,
Jn * f*.i u i : r *or. Uif const, traveling it
I !‘n
sPr*’ng Wagop druwii by a
"V'TMiin- bum of mules.
1 »f tl i*.uu
••l"'.' r ' t after m otorist sp*1*! pn*t
-- - vlbqw'cd- him o!f
— G*‘
■« (,p I1p him.
l ,,>|* n’1
they
fct’^ n,ot*nslt'. ?,UJt
M* Acda arrested and-ion'- u'Ld
degree murder. .
Then a storm of public inditfnnnil> : (he recWcsfi nAmoi*uly
—-rtii-r
,
rond by nclfjsh motorists
ei a,',, . , V'■ ; ’l tu'. proi>icutor’» ott'ice ®l"
^
M o th e r trial a n d 'Jft
i ' 11'uid in ^ iMucr *if»ea** ,H«’
ii-b f' i)i'yV ‘
Prif’u''-t'Jrm iir pLccf*}»f
we , „ , r J !", ll,'n,U at,> Penalty.
^
"« i» crw
i.i.P
I,,,
T
'.nol1
"
tV
t
itn't
rom
plcu lord
^(insiderhighwayl— put yet.
^
n are obtai,,.
, '»nnvu ami
0 «>« eaiUJty.
L f
PemacoU
‘ hipping
puod llsed and New
^>ari« l!<Jr all Makes of
HV
« fls o rtc ^ G a s .f m d
x *y Ihe
B R I I T - C l IIT T E N D E N R E A L T Y
_____ ______
CO., IN C .
•*••..*
ids'
Itoost the Chamber of Commerce Special
PU BLICITY DUIVK
3 9
i- i
SANFORD GROVE
Hall, Pentland anti McCall
. 3(8 F irst Nat’l. Hank llidg.
Sanford
A»
parts.
Rail Road
**
F r o^n i a g e
r.
Ah a home community we imk you to com pare Sanford Grove with any
development In the entire Sanford D istrict. F o r here at the tntoraectlon
uf Geneva Avenue and C rescent Boulevard Ih located a property thut t»
most certain to become one of Ihe most desired home com m unities of thin
seel Ion. it« cawy nccesH to the h eart of the city tnukes It n development
of unusual m erit.
*
t
. \
* ..
. s
■
Already homes a re belnjr planned f o r lmfnrtjffuti^ronstrucllon tn Hanford
Grove. It will be ju st a m atte r of a few more duyti until construction will
be started, this gives fair assu ran ce thut the flnH home will he completed
in Sanford Grove by May ln t. N othing so enhances values an the construc
tion of homes, find we ure milking every effort to have the work rushed
with unusual energy, and y et Inking every precaution to build for. perm an
ence.
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A n ideal home community
the Substantial City to the World
Do yeur share for the Sanford
Chamber of Commerce Special
Publicity Drive
|.t . r"ud, tooted mid hooted at him,
■too acre |,|, j."'rod nt him und shot by leaving
if “ b'tul lip.
f l,d derisive laughter,
last, near Catqn Ix'vvi*. Wash.,
"lot'irirt i;raged .liii wagon. The
■ *( ' *opptd and \)g. driver ir>*t
lie d
V1". ’VJ ‘‘V what thp dnniage was.
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It'VJiiihft/u, blind with a^umulnted
o1tL.Joy
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\ F C F S T IN E — .Innunry
’ding i«*imits totaled f l
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I). C . G riffin
W . C . IIill
E . M. Hunt
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Krnnk ,1. FiU pntrick
C . I ,. Rr i t t
E . A . Chitto-iulun
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n »tid maids.
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rrtift w..x a i;» m »'
til,, holm* 1.1.4 liuki'il re-id. . i r ' u i i , -»* • • « «vni: »*‘V*T «•* lor*,
principally b - .o-- ft large p c i f m m l i u t M country, r h .v u i «n
. portion of lev:, farmers a... f»r- | i .....*1
of p r.*e.M i o.. and Q j
lien l*om nud beueauim ntt)........ * W ’ ' '
■t deer hide n s.
rfJ
! u |„, have farm -1 f.*r twvnU >ca«s i >•« with f l . m cor,ia for i.e-iennivn tlu-ir own homri*.
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It is not too late to secure your investment at ground
floor prices.: Come in the office today and let our-repre
t v
sentative explain the development in detail.
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to reports
6 Marktii
This development will lend greatly to the growth and ex
pansion of the city, its location right in the path of the
city’s greatest trend of progress gives every indication
of increased values and soaring prices.
f, t; ,v Mciiiini! ii woo'dsmnnh ninc
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Ii..... ill sight. Slamming «|
i- ,| iwn on tig* tlnv courier.
U I' d. "Coffee for ihe rri'W'd "
II,
* , u.t ja^t made i\ good "loucb,
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it * r Jib * f •tbs •! •»f t. **fr* l.v •.'m. S', Iilg'r lit.
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all the famous old coffee
D , St. Anthony's alone seems
I*1 -arrive the years,
A ' t r.ingor might austmet it of
la tic .in abandoned patrol box.' It
-' : a h* t in low the grin* walla
•a I lie Tombs, n<>t much larger
1 n i t lephono coll.
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In winter mornings when the
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l.e ••m*s stinging i'ff the ii\er.
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mi oasis for the outcasts of
ii *'!, ar bell that lies back of j
i tl. itow and in the unner llew*— I
F t u single penny n run of roft c 7 vi bo purchased and. if .one |
1 ■\ tlio nffluancc of several
,
:• toll mnv Ik- bad also.
1.1 m o at the stand iceall*
. r. |i 1 who came up on » '
t , loll morning and, deposit
II
t * jvnules, broke Ihe s.'iisonI.
|.\- downing five cups' with•
. 11. itidl ns reipovinu the spoon 1
,0 " it"'g sugar.
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no u 1111 -lull - ight tt* see a j
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1 1’ouili'sH stragglers huddling
,1 , ,,| 11 |-h against thv vv mi. wail* 1
g - r .-.nine “wiuillhv" brother in'
t . appeiir and ■"rtiimt treat
t 1-- AM.’ .l ’ S. M’if 1 -cVi—
• lot' lit 1* i* lo*1 *f.' .
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W ■ v,t PALM BEACH BnildU^i .!'• *■ ■ It .ill*
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li ii ii. Fob vary Honm for
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HOLLYWOOD—*3,000,000 hotel
opencil here.
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Let us show you Sanford G rove, show you the *|le upon which tlie first
house, will be s ta rte d . You will never appreciate the real w orth of S an
ford Grove until you have made a personal investIgullon. A fall or phone
message will put you fn imm ediate touch with, a most co u rte o u s re presentcncy.
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* 4GO feet uvcrjtife depth—
F O B Id H A Y S , O N L Y
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to proper classification,
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for only one incorrect insertion,
the advertiser for subsequent
insertions. Tho office should bo
notified Immediately In caao of
error;
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TO ADVERTISERS
A
Herald
representative
thoroughly familiar with rates,
^ynlcs and classification will
qnve you complete Information.
And If you wish, they will
assist you in wording your
want ad. to mako it more ef
fective.
’ IMPORTANT NOTICE
Advertisers should givo their
street or postofflco address aa
woll as their phono number If
they desire results. About onu
Pender out of a thousand has
n telephone, and the others
can’t* enmmunicato with you
unless they know your nddrrss.
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(node In person at. live Banford Herald office or by let
ter. Telephono discontinuances
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BOYS
K'lt
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1C YEA RS OF AGE
AND UNDER
To enroll with Scout Garth Gray
for Summer Camp Ix-Conte. op
erated by Hcout Excutive John M.
G<Sro, lit the Hmukv Mountains,
near Knokvillc. Tcnnussee.
Sports include hiking, mountain
climbing, swimming, baseball .vol
ley ball, tennis and fishing. An
Unusually-WiMI managed, healthful
' . c a m p wllh«blghest Klain lard*.
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T’ K "
Q Hotels 11I Uondeijuml Pari, a n d ,
E lk 111 on l offer excellent mcotp-t '
1.' dations to parenu and friend* wlm
I ■ • desire to visit boys in camp 1.1
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apend some time In the mountain*
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SAN LANTA LOT
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TWO
48— H onw
room with twin w as,
near New F orrest Lake Hotel.
Call 571-J.
do uble
CH RYSLER
CHAS. T. F U L L E R MOTOR CO.
411 W. 1st St,
Phone 802
ONE furnished room 101 West
Tenth S treet.
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WILLYB - K N IG rrr and Overland.
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F . and M. Motor Co., Park and
MONTEZUMA
H O TEL
c o n tra c tin g
SANFORD
Commercial.________
Hanford’s most bomo-Uke boSuccessors to O'sd i C CO.
DARK Barred' Rock pun- bred lel- located on com er Magnolia
SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX
110 Msgnolln. EVmt Platt
M e . 2 minutes wnlk from busi
eirirs ner setting $2.50 mid
INC.
trical. Phone 422. *9 * alee* See
M
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dnlm
Diehl.
Mellonvlllo
ness section. Open nil year.
203 Oak Avenue
Radio.
■rsglth
J K . McD o n a l d , Mgr.
Avenue, City
Phone 41
I’hono 485 __ ___
JAM ES H, COWAN— AH
B»1
FO R PU RE bred Rhode bland
of Tint and Sheet Metal
CHEVROLET
Water and Boat Tanks. At Oi*. eggs. Call 2412._____ _______ T l — A im rtm c n ts a n d M a ta
Don-Jon Chevrolet Co., Inc.
Tenth and Sanford Avc., phone 788
furnished
FOR RENT ■lien room
a S T u t 4 ™ rd B t m t ’ ■ '" • '" - - llu iw r m ! M n tp rialn
1.
Adults
Close
I
apartment
R E E L A RONS
t only. 50li Holly Avenue
M IRACLE Concrete Co., general
You Drivo JL
W. Myrtle and 2nd St, at R. IL
cement work, sidewalks, build-’
7 7 — H o u se s f o r R e n t
ing blocke, irrigation boxes/ J. II.
II. L
Ttrw illoger, Prop/1
TC A LL JR .
c o m * u s E ii c a i i s
FOR RENT Email linns
1AUTO M O BILE DEAI7e Kh7 T f’ymt
Builder*,
lauds Heights. 1L
-qipllp*
I want to sell your used cure, ad
At A Good Bargain
,S2— H iisinens ll P l io r iy
vertise dnlly on the classified
elaeeified M
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verllse
page.
110 North Lk.
» HI.
1. 1025 rhrysler Touring
25— Florists. _
1, 1024 Essex ,Four Coach
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1, 1021 Maxwell Touring
“ST E W A R T T IIE F L O R IS T ”
2, J021 Fords- Touring.
Flowers fo r all occusions.
AREHOUSE
1, 1021 Overland Touring
58— 11 oust'fluid G oods
814 Myrtle. I’hono 2G0-W,
1, Sciipps.Booth Six Touring 1
j 2 7 — IToftfHHionnl S e r v ic e s
large
gas
RANGE— perfect
In Good Shlipt-, Cheap,
1 — ------------------------------------------------ 1 condition. Price reasonable
, CHIROPRACTIC Adjustments w ill1 3Ir*. Fu fonn. 588 Myrtle Avenue.
restore your natural vitality i f , - ------ - — — --------- -------------------CHAR T. FU L L E R . Motor Co.
you are weak or in a run down I T H R E E BEDS FOR SA I.E. Phone
■Ill West First HI. Photic 820.
condition. It rr-lnjilil.i the const!I(22-J.
tulion anil strengthens the cn U io j
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nervous system. Phone 482J Tor h U R N Ijl.I.F . H )II . AI.K
(a ll
appointment.— Dr. IV. K. M iullou*» ^
Onk
gall, 1st Nat'I, Bank Bldg.
f OR S A , lK- T h n .,- Bun..-, gas
stove anil olen. Writi l!. /., cann i . n r v m i n T i i r r u . i M i ' i K ' WIGHT P R IN T SHOP—Printingi . . “V 'n *1
f nm
rs'i i i V \ i s '
Engraving, EinboBsing.
11(21 Hup Touring
11)21 Dodge Touring
ll*2.‘t Essex (4) Touring
11*24 S ta r Touring
lf'22 -Overland Tom mg
It'22 Fold Totiriri!!
I'ltUPERTV FOR LEA SE
x
b e a u t if u l
with South Exposure %
Terms to suit
MAYFAIR LOT
Corner Union Aye anil
Street.
$ 1,000 Term*
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n ew
stu cco
bun galow s
M AGNOLIA
HEIGHTS
o n H u g h cy Ft. nt |in
Prices. .
B EL AIR LOTS
On Mellonvlllo Avc. nm
Jnrftc oaks. Price will -,u
Six rooms, bath nnu
porches.
Located on Oak Ave. . nt
Street.
PRICE 18.000. Terms
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HOUSE
Imth.
porches.
Ut’Mi PO fc,
I'n
Sajiford
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Avenue, near Geneva.
forj
PRICE $7,001). Terms
E A ST FRONT
PRIC
HumcsHo on Snnfonl A>-- . _
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W
oppuvile Rose Com l
llf\: D A V EY-W IN STO N
1 irnni^ntiun Incorporated
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R.UW.P0 (j
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beat il 7
or \
( M1SE IN
" 'll bur »d||
*.»nIv >'/..’oe.
I 'iione707.
Musoiiti- 'Jddjr.
bouse on
n n jr tB
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provi-atdjt^
Room 24j Mciseh Buliling
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R. W.
LAWTON. Realtor
Phone 743.
Meisch Itldg.
i ROOMS1
IV--EmpIoyment
H A ll REUSES, loi-in and
liutt-l. phone .’1, Reipou
A*!, for matmgi t
-----WAN’IE D — Two good
* lief* at once at the
Cafe, 12.7 \V. l irtt St
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"Term * to S oiip - l'» opli- ‘
BATH RtniM - p t lit for■w d.. cheap ! •'-u.'.
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t- rm , .|(op;t, |,j,i
for cash. E. G. - an of HeiXtld. I**riw*
*" Lve year.'. |’Wi> on
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M ILLER O. P H ILLIPS, lm.
VT l.l a I IT !D I! -uilaliie l-u Jive or halniHi- one
file \i-ik, Sid"
•vear old child
Addn-*s •wtili
ifttving j>ni<l
Corner Onk nnd Second SI
o . 1: RID MIKS
OXpelleneed coo k * - g o o d cl -diot‘1 ll"X 2'.' c a n id Herald
"Tin Lot King"
»irder work.
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•i"G F ir-t '..ii J Rank 11Kg
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COLORED G IR L WANTED t
NEW S P L M S I! ST I ’( t c
euro
are f«»r child in afternoon. Good
, |.,,Wj;|:.s j..r .sale. 1 alendupay tn B nt 1112 Myrtle Ave.
IM N l.A l.nU s
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oUl,., eul
ul
Me A1il ]•111\1 D- \wimc aio.
I’hone
flower*. 2fn per
Light Ii M n i t .
15— Service Slatimw— Repair- ^
Saleaflten and Aitrnlx
10-W Mrt. I. FI .lone*
REA D i I OB IM MEDIA IT
Ing
iH • l PANCY
" A MED I o p -1. ,1 . t.i
lie . j; jl— ^};<eliinerx and Tools
Dudi ot a -nlalantial innnio i
men f>n high da ■- «le\el ipimnit
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WANTED!
Niv lonm* antj breakfast loom,
iUuxl Ik" experiem if ..ml
June
5000 Snin'akr
m ooned purcH ,-ai<I 1»|k-m pmcli.
cat Apple Paul S |!•>.*?*: 1 real GALVANIZED IRON AND wood-j
Wp’ll take ’em out and
lined wood flor>(-, hot water
estate office, i l l ,\ p»,rh Aw inn
cn tiil>f* for washing celcrj-.
A BSO LU TELY F R E E
r .'>11 m. roomy, cf *vt*. Rep
1 all for R-IV Re\ mdd'.
F V DUTTON it CO.
Monduy and Tuesday,
1 cm nt.ttivc:, at the pro|»e! ty nt
l i l — U isce lla neons
Feb. 22 nnd 23
all time* to show von through
PERFECTIO N AUTO
these lieautifnl Lanes.
< LI.I- n
|’| V M S fm Mill- Call j
LAUNDRY
I I VERA NT) BUILDING
:tn«; w
COMPANY
FO R FU R T H E R INFORMATION j
AND CAMP L IT E R A T I 111;
W IGH TS—Throo staliou*. Mag
PHONE 771
nolia and Second, F ir-t nnd Elm,
hoard at
Siirtngs
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1 (dond
Sanford
A|n*| In*
r\W- A — Mincell.1nuntiH Kx•lia n g e
On i t t r j
,-Wfnof. j
F IV E ROOM STUCCO
g rA
We do it. Phone 417-W ELEC T R IC WASHING MACHINE r i r T P r ~ ~ ” —
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It. It. Avo.-Commerclal S t.
f()|.
A||ll, ,.|,.t.lr |,. cooker 1 f IFTF.EN ncrei. t; room house.!
with tvvo grills, oven and tireless 1 orange gron- nj chicken farm ,'
ronipnrtnn nt. Box tint. Herald. (-R* I-°ngwood. Sc Simmons Real----------------------------------------------------- 1 tv Cm, phone lit-..
I I C\t> Fine floe! •••Verillg for i,~T~ ,,
.12— Help W auled— Fem ale
li.-tD or l.itrh-m . II vnrd«.
I h-l— II«USe*» 1’ nr q(|l*
- bfcLL. <,00M ’ S U ’ t A ,t S
I—Announcements
WANTED
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I FRESH F R U IT , fresh vegctnl.lM . BOSTON
BED-ROOM with t "
close-in, also “ IT8r®Kc -
0- brjt bt
BARGAINS
ICICEl
Four room toutm on Vlf*L
i ask.
01ctin Avenue for $2,000.00
V7OIM*0 tfaxh. ban nee ntontb-
An ideal resuluiiCf lot in
ICose Court. 150 YeA front,
tor $2.COO.oa
on liberal
term*.
One of the test residence
Ini* to l*i had in Sanford,
on French Avenue, opfo.dte
Pinebur.*t: heuntiful Aindv
tni-*.
good 01 ighliorlwod.
$2.fi00,«0. Win lb *3,00000
Term* to lie mi ranged.
H O U SESUnder
construction
in i*
Spanish stucco house, seven
room s; garage nnd servant*
quarters.
Corner MsgnoFiu
nnd Spurllng.
Easy term*.
Will bo ready for occupancy
about February 1st.
New Spnnlsh typo tomm;
six room s; in Bel-A ir on Mellonvillo Avenue; enay Lrm*.
Now 8panish stucco bunga
low in San L anta; easy
term s.
Lot* 3, i and f> Block !*•
Tier I ; corner of Sanford
Avouuu and Ibtli ht. JIOO.UU
ner froqt foot for quick snh
Easy term s.
Lot 20, Block K. Sim Farit*
price $2,COO.00.
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RHITI •( HI r iT. \ I»EN REA LTY
CD. INC.
S I-— Iln tist’H F o r S a le
Sit mcit*
1 x 'x r l nervlco.
, Only producer* wauled U r h .iw i:l i| ,u | ,; „i,.i prokcr* sbould i M,r
F id IA I ,A
in M I ’l i ;
fiattac* 14J
I
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an un'ibimlly sittrnrtivo projiool e-i
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|,ki ,.(■ ;) l n r i TED m llelaii. M* Ihu . M,s'.-ro'-nn! I
9— PerHonal*
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to offer to litl-ller.x who lluv,* come ' . ' ■•, ,...
. la -.r e -d r-.|- 1 -IoiIi i i i ,-irti-ln- a id t.lin-!<..' Call
L IS T YOUR PRO PERTY wTtlTl TRACTOR Service, di-uung plow !'* Sanf-rd to make monev.Our h-J u,n- .'..u\
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l ' i ' i " i ’ > eppowi. Sjmr i.ig pi „
It
S o — L o ts F o r S tile
iim, dluklnc ami Htn*it jrniilinir
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Mary Maincs Realty Cn. (e|i t v
......... • a rali'Ninan and want In *r.%
— v»|H'cl«tK ;i! Inc* •
a%|iin*H
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* and rity pioperlx W ant ,j. 1 Fa t rm'iln vour Hiilalivisiim. M. M
II1GGINS-SM ITH -W IGH T. IM
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306 Magnolia A w . Phone 3DI-W. Lord, Route A, Box 210.
111 Im* np|*r**L*]a1i «f.
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RcuBors
ID I
NT.AR DRWIN
MANOR
Dtl u-lo. and O.dmobile Sedan I I-‘ir>t Street nnd Pull nett.
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drers Box D-IOii rare Herald, "r
ci good coiulitioii, will sell I'heap, [
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Bonita Tulle. 221 Meiseh Bldg..
WE -|K*uili/.e in land «h a rin g ,
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s !iv.t, 2 10'* Magnolia Ave. Sanford. !
R L M i ALd U
VI\ KO0J(i
and giubliiug
Large or Miiall
over Piggly Wiggly.
Will.
J"l i*. Address Slninmm ami \ * t
_ f lore in on Palmetto Avenue.
Her. care of llrruhl.
FTrxplso*-J5 I
S U FFE R E R S of hoart trouble. AnKUGhltS D>47 SIL V E R W A R E |Eastern e.x|a,«iire. ft rooms and j | u r SA LE Dim Int on PulmotLi
Clwrt'lit;— S i li ijit i o n s W a n te d —
__ riria Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthma,
UrrakUtt
|ha lb. PritT for iie*Cfv.w dayti $87lHJ j Av. nn. ‘ and Sunfoid
Height*
Distributed bv
Itlfh Blood Pressure, Paralysis, I
Sanford Stove A Furniture Go.
T en title
I!.-,ck Per®-,/
... y ternta.
; Heights UT. emit,
balance
fib
Will gladly tell you free, how you
321 K. F irst Street
l.a*ten i expusum lot in Pino tnontl: l! y.,iti r
tan got quick
and lastlnir relief,
.
.... carrylu
^ .full
. . ........
( UMI’F.I KN J RurruitgliV
hook\Yu
linn
UUist $1000; t.'mdi ifrtOU Balance t o --------------7.— . ------------------- -------- TW O eastern exposure lot*. May-,
Without using drugs, medicine o r jo u r prieo* uro "rig id . Ca*h or
t
lo t ping inm liine oiterator, d-I HE HALL HARDWARE CD 1«»«it.
I'r w o
LOTS IN
P1N EH U U ST
fa ir, sacrifice, veiy easy tenu*. |
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" daress R. V. Walden, Box term*. We want vour busines*. flr ' **
it•’»u with local tugnni/a
,
$1,800 |H'‘r tot. Choice corner Owner, 13 Masonic Temule Bmln
1JB0, New Haven, Conn.
| — ------------- —. lion. Call 171) B
h't Sanford A\o„ opposite Bagged ing, phono 7ft
FOR St. AUGUSTIN E uml Si.
" .,7
77----- — r
Aid*., 83,ftmi, 8 lot*. Flora Heights.
1 0 — Ln«*t and Found
.hihm, enmity property. Com- “ 1— S H u a iio n s 1>Milled— a n ile
MfUALI. & l o t
' •.ooo per ltd.- Easy term *,
inuiui-itte with Glen A. Ptmlnin,
REA LTO RS
Marv Maine* Realty Co.. 30ft MugPHONE 74ft
I’FUCt
India Avenue: Telephone lllM-W.
1
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iln lly ‘ • A U T T , J : 'n' ANT A lj iN T b e | W i-\ \ a n t e d - T u Huy
H ERALD will bring you In Idg '
—
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It,,x
M ' A” BU*tl.m. H a.
u.Hult*. Advertise Llnnti^dd ar- .B D Y S ' ll|CY< I.E WANTED. N<
MODERN H OM ES
. rclva reward.
. ... , AMERICAN (.A h L
tid e* you haverlored nwiiv and!
B uggiii iipL. Bo*,- Coun.
C E LER T
( N.'anmli design bungalow, centWe have just oiH-iH'd up «. modern huVt, |IUusu fur.
\ lilUo th irty -' ...
*<»11\ locntid. Well loctiDxl house*.
IT— Automobiles
tufe 111 the ( iites building. Wo serve cent ad may bring ,uu •overall U 11-1' 1,11' f" ( » 1.1I
w. IIlocal-.!
- ------ --------------,npuitm ent*. or honit! rites, with nil
. , I'jl-■** uill 1 'ii* \*‘U *m 1i f «*rvt'in 1 I nSl'M M , fuitr iaxhiin all niinlt-ru uupiiwvtiu-nls. PrieK and term s
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m»m\i* u ic i u * t (ImiiIiIf t;i«rui:< , s ::,. vi'lv rea oim ble.
t h e c e u : r y c r o p i b now
tury. Come in and ca l with us.
DODGE
A P. CONNELLY * SONS
is ilusItu’NN O i)purlunltlca~ K*\vt1 *,*.»!!^ m f u n L ^ ___________ '
£
W l,,rr 0 . PillIIin.* Co.. Inc.
Cor. Second and Mugnolia
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
BEING M ARKETED
Pleasure cars and Criilntm tnn-t:*
i•real
rt'nl tinriTfiinii
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f Vll 11*
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fi\e-room
■Tin' Rexnll Store"
Oak and 2nd Street.
87-—-A9
—
Advtjf.
Mediums
Ft dise, double garage. .'h'*> in.
A Stream Of Gold U Pouring
\d'res*
"Owner”
504
W.
Mli
st.
filling of pre-seriptliins mid quick tie** at
a
bargain.
_____AUGUSTA CH RON ICLE — Au.
s I
- —Address
into Sanford.
SANFORD I1UICK C’O
delivery.
2IH Magnolia Avenue
A R E A L bargain in n fund shed I
Uu,. Augusta's g reatest
Drugs - S o d a - Hot Sandwiches Owner. Luke JMary Casino, Lake 0 7 — K cmiiiih W i t h Hoard
Mary. Florida.
Real Estate- Will liacome active
Phone 387
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- ------------ -home. See Simmons Realty C o .,'
as,Ded medium, rate, rash, l)c
and values incre**e. W t «UROOMS,
with
nr
without
nuals.
phone
4U-J.
jeharge.
IPc
miutinum.
IF IT 'S A BARGAIN
£
IIU P S— MAKMONS
II — Wanted— To Borrow
vlso buying now >*foro Hwj
I Rcasounhle rati '. J.incolu llo t ’-l.
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and
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200 Magnolia Ave.
Phono 137
17— Dors, F a ts . Pols.
OH— Rooms W ithout Hoard
breakfast room uml bulb. R Lakeland, through
the
Stn rll.s t advertising me
— FORDSON JL U. W*>»}w•>rt h.,
■ 7 -I Mein'b TH R E E registeivil rinm-M- {'how |LARGE ROOM in one of the best feet
lU-ady”'f o r m^unn'mv.^Sc-o Tilegn.ni,
p sEdward FDRD
Higgins, Tur,
Bldg., over tffgy Wiggly, but wc | _pitpj>U> for .a le , two nmnllu old. | homes In City. Convenient •t« iw nei. ,1. 11. Jueksou. off'h c 112 dium in South Florida. Published
Commercial it Palmetto. Phone ! il
morning-.
ST A R -T E L E G R A M —
deliver.
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East 2nd. St. Phone 0 1 1 .'
Lakeland. Florida.
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By GEORGE McMANUS
C.O R l u H T O O SV N
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MOTE T H A T 19
CO M IN G O o S NEXT
U.’E/IRJI MAKINGS. GREAT
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PU T M E O U T
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BEFORE w e s t a r t D R A W IN G T h e
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WATER FROM MEOaS'VUEU- GRAOUALIM' jp
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, your .aid entry
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HAVE K N O W N
Y u a t W H E N HOU
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iF.VOU FORCE
KOCKM CV C TJM T, F R O M N O R T H VI l L £ _
SVOESiT
By Sol Hess
ThatU That
THE NEBBS
'^ i^ n o p jo n r m e r
4 ; 1926
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�THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY. MARCH 1. 1A26
PAGE TWELVE
To Old Loop
|'New Yorker Tells
Los Angeles About
Florida Situation
He Needs a Pair of Glasses
] Road Work In Clay
County Advanced
During P ast Week
’
thirty miles In 11
K"Wyt«« rvthta,'nidi„ T "
T A L L A H A SSE E , Fin./M arch 4.
(Ab— Nine counties of Florida can
numed oyer a million gallons o f
< 4 gasoline during thb month of Jnnuory,1 according to J . J iin t o n |
[
Pledger, supervising inspector Of
the DepaVtirtcnt of Agriculture,
W. ";. Dade county, with a consumption
o f approximately five and n quar
te r million gnllons, xvn* the larg
est.
rv . A total of 20,740,HR3 gnllons
was consumed, in the whole of the
state.'
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f t Duval e b a n tjy with 621,845 gnlslons, was the larg est "consumer
f y ‘e ; o f kerosene fo r tho samo month,
J
with Dade A close second,
fi .
1 ° kerosene, Plorldn's consump
tion for the month was' 4/264,RH.I
h " gallons.
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Following was the consumption
of both gasoline and kerosene for
Ja n u a ry :
thousondi did so ]
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JA C K SO N V IL L E ,
M arch 4.— work having arrived
lbil
------ :----""J-"* Kent.
Contractors building th a t p art of
~
.State Road No. 13, between B ald , LEESBU RG—Plan.
p*7y**i»*
win and S ta rk e went to work for erection bf
Monday morning on tlje InBt mjlp
to he sbrfnccdi according to the
Florid^. ____j
S ta te Chamber
Chamber of
of ComCom
merce, nnd
and good w eather will conicom
plete the
nr
f___
„ <r job by the end o f thia> or
'early noxt week.
T he stretch
now being surfaced
is the Inst
mile before the concrete highw ay,
into Jacksonville is encountered a t I
<e Inturarre x>ty
MaxvUlc.
* * p ih t r t in the
The highway has been completed ‘
United Slain
many months from the Bradford]
county line into Gainesville ntid
also through Duval county h u tj
the short
stretch through
the
northeast corner of Clay county
was without the surface although
the roadbed, had been completed.
County
This section consisted of deep Band
and although it was a tedious job
During Month Of January
Rccqrds Of stale Show
That 26 Million Gallons
Used liy Motor Fraternity
•
jo t n motorist to
Seminole
Apply tol
GEORGE MOGRIDGE
Veternn American League pitcher
wh» will wear n uniform of the
Hoiton Braves in. ip2C. Me was
rir jitly pimnnsrd from the Yan
kees at the v aiv er price.
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Alachua, gosolinc, 3782130, kenv
t
sene, 55.886;
Baker, 30,727 nntX
S™ 3,004: Bay, 122,377 nml 17,018;
Bradford,
137,272 and
13,1 If.;
Brevard, 411,012 and 03,41(1; Brow
ard, 1 •201,162 ond 165,140; C al
houn, 33,073 and 3,H42( C harlolccc,
128,451 and 20,407; C itrus, 83,770
and 10,147,
C lay, 32.008 •gasolino and 7>03d
keroi.ene; Collier, 14,228 and 3,885;
r Colombia, 10B,flJ5 and 22,010;
'
Dade, 5,222,411 ond 520,102, and
,
signal oil, 214; De.Soto, 205,303
and 3<V>07; Dixie, 23,087 and 3,370;
Dyvnl, gasoline, 1,748/761, kenV
021,846, signal • oil, l,24i&
Rteam bjn, gasoline, 850,500..
TAM.AHAHS'KE. Fla., Mar. 4.-. -(drninage work m ar !'■ ,i l J ju d l ri
T ln g le r, gasoline, 67,041; herotii'it, "pom dale. in eempany with Ijit relative,
Bone, 8,734;. Frankllnn, 46,640 and CVi •''iy.t on year
; * 11,230; Gadsden. 117,048 and 22,- fol.t«" w.er - so Diarvi1 in P u tin a: former Governor .le an in g '. ( Fiji
117; GilchrUt. H UGO nml 2,005; count V,. tjial a farm ; ct aside fin was several ceur before Mr. Iltyan
• Glndesi-4 7 , 6 0 0 nrtdx28,800; Gulf. them was nold; T ell.than .op hud be came a e ili'e n of Florida).
Governor Gilchrist and Treasur
ll,2 7 ti and 1,600; Hamilton. 82,323 the coldest weather in ten years;
and 0,800;
Hardee, 1G0JM0 and roosters .wort found to.lie crowing e r Km tt eomplete a tour of in20,416; Hendry, 55,662 nail 11,685; j unusually loud and long in Florida, ‘-I'celioa of the Caluosahatclle river
and the State Supreme Court ren and I oke <fhcccholme,
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Hernando, 07,252 and 17,168.
Govenun uit euj:,ne, i s were sur' .
Highland;), 286,30<Jti and 41,- i dered one nt its must jm puilnnt
''l i t i g a route l*>- a ninn ennal
07714; Hillsborough, 2,677*750 and derisions.
.. 421.720; Holmes, 35,808 and 4,020; i 'I his was gli iinctl from a pern* a! i freni .liielmonville I i (’arrnheHe, a
Indian River, 170,748 nml 28,300; , of old newspaper clippingt in the di ti.iwe of iithoil 2UU a ilee. The
Jackson, 134,345 and IB.07*T !S * J. I possession of Dr, |{. M Itui'jier, I diMicidi territory Micotintrreil' on
ferson.60,221 ami 8,663; I,iff ay if* * ? * orate g< otrriiphei wli ■ is something tne iiirvev h iik I-an Ivdro liny,
miles
0 7 , 3 8 0 and 2,251; Lake, 103,047 ol a connoisseur of >hioijieiirurs of e.vA of l ’eri'v. about 16
artnsn.
and 08,076; Lee, 371,‘437 and ill, bygone da ye,
. Here is a dig'vt of a* numtiVr of
Tallahassee
hud i i..- eol le.st
065; Leon, 1 10,877 and 22,016.
Levy, 88,732 nml 11,217; L iberty,’j the product ions ni mv.'s, mpest* over w ro th 'r in III v .11 , w:lh the
_
(to i m met r down I i 16 degrees
11,280 and 1,026; Madison, 103, Hie sta ll':
November. KUO: The !■’ aboard at MuuiuJi.t I b i g h i . >.n lie eiaher
068 and 0,206; Manatee 450,616
(.ins* mju a u riiiethrongli -:i
nnd 103,306; Marian, 380.881 and Air
steej eis front .toek;aa vdle to Sera
eiitii, via |Mima, and ii itrw liu i’i,
“ I he riatm airo,” with tlirote'o
sl,,i,p, i fioia Ni \v Ymk to Koigb. ’
168,683
1,118,-j
Two trnii I unis of hum1' ' "l ■r
Old Newspaper Clippings Reveal Some
Tit|e|
ECZEMA, RINGWORM
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T IT L E G L A R A ^ y , ,
COMPANY
v iv * a n
SSfN IRii'BTiriNS
N e w Y 0 to TiJ *
C a ;„-(„ i F u n Jlp itT $ 2 J
1 3 5 BROADWAY
WOMAN'S MEMORY B E T T E R
can be
y o u rs
NEW YORK, Mnrrh 4, -(/Pi Women's memory is 10 to 16 per
cent led ter than men's because
they have greater power of visual
imagination.
This from
Fcdix
Kcnnirk, specialist in the m atter.
KillS INfECTIO',:
R cprccn ,
fir1’! - ■■
•t
.•Vstjur nr Au6 J hvcw .y >',’ :'
^Interesting Facts Of Early -History
2113 021 eNpeited m I'• u-ai■.•Hi.
1.780. • "f Him. i .i|d!:ifi . . ei
150,221
Dm ill eminl.t sided
A (i.iitv
' . i .m !
Levy County's New
Industry h Raising
Of Pure Bred Hoi’s
l*< i n
del! *
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I 26!> - fond. Mnl otlmr 'ni.ie., ,-tn •
t'.i and bom!*
f«»i a
i.t«Mi•
f \i K 'C '.V I I I r .
.Manh
I
Quick Relief
All the suffering iti
iKc world w on ’t cure
disease.
Pain makes
moat diseases w o r s e
and sometimes brings
on still further dis
orders.
Stop the pain and
give nature a chance to
work a cure.
si/inotner m g dernce for
w ho Prefer to c
D R. M ILES*
T o i liiim li. il and t at- t :
.
bale s i ! sea *-|a|i I i i ,*i s i r
old b* an Alm d io n i
|\ id a iii. ■
l o r abou t y ui.oun,
E i n e iv.it"! Ill d>ai«. V , re j-rowo
U il bout ferl ill /.i t ■ |
to , i . i 1
e f A t'cndlll. ill v. Ii.it
Inin Ml;*h
lan d s i n tlilv .
,\ i m r l v *d K r i i i u l.i i- tt. a* (■
l -il.e i m i n t . Ini' a I a .
Wn l
T i m ! trig l l i p .
M an V lioine .eeker,. - i o i I . n| ' .
iii' >il ■ at ffiiamdl
M.
M l.n i t . 11 . , i . ni d in g 1 > l ie
I l\v mo tiip, .if liilnl in tlu Ini!'
\ ‘ .il . - i '1■i •i11.. i i ■ dniu
i i i - 11
nt t lik e s .lai k.ieri ii'nl M t, i > "I.
mile »s ak
Inwnisi l ie'm rngiii ■
.Ii i nk'll |»y th e
u . a v m i I 'oAit.
In t'l otbiee itinpt' lings be
f i e r v i l d j e i , l.'if!1 A ina.tt in Dr* lit! lie '
JACKftONNMt I.E. March
I
i*;.i|s» m" l be i \ r r I ' l n w m g m a rk e t
land v m d e to the Ni w "i 'I I n i n
The three and umi half mile inn to a s k x\h\ rm a t r r s .a E l o r i la crow f u r lai iin im a h. and is w m in c >m i
crate hriilgc ncross Kncambin Bn . ni all h mi re >,t ihe n ig h t, a I wav
1
ul \«ai f a r o n r a i m t Jiog i ludera.
being built at a cost of $1,0i>0,hhu told t l ’. nl tint f n r l l n i sn a t h mie l i e hat * v n t v i u a M d m i n e tlmn 2
and elim inating the necessity for Kites llm m o r n I he r o o ste rs n o w , 6liU hu g s l inen . l a n u u r y In, and ieferrying across tho hay enruute in Im i nn r e a so n w us u r v u.
1 p o r n I !ii;t iiiiiv t lit-ta* a r e nnl\ fm ir
Pensacola from the east, is rapid
!Hiin’ *r)1 I II** H l b l d y vvhele j jie
\ i T e n t i n n n ig i i in t from N n i i l i
ly nearing completion ami vxill hr G enPgia w r n l e I Iitllie -1 I i>! In divi .1 e |s in e . ilfejil'e a n d iin!\ I n n
ready for traffic by Ju ly 4. ai h e r home pui-er n! nil S u e , mine uf th ese a r e ill III" open ran g e
curding tn rejMirts received liy the • Hu nt V
The cn’inty ugenl, in I..... ting
Florida Ftnte Ciiumbcr of t'om
ling riii mg. ili'Ciares that of ex
T l u D ix o n eellill fm li*rv at I |\
morec.
Tho structure 1ms a d t.d riv i i d e s t r n v i d hv fire a n l i a i iv ilullar iiblaiaed liy tin: fanner
vanced so fur at tho linmlk id the in* ■iif a b a u l if.Oll.OOU
i fmm this source seventy r e n t' i<
contractor that an inspector a few
U
.1 lit van ini'pi'i i s i h • • i its1 i net ptufit.
Pensacola Bridge
N ears Completion
days ago drove an autnmoldle
across nearly its cat ire length,
The hridgo is one of the must im
portant links ia .State I t nurd Nn t.
the Old Spanish Trail.
New Bridge For
City Of Want hula
W A U G H U M , March 4. Hnr
<loe county officials have aimnuiucd
th a t a concrete
bridge will be
built acm ss J ’eare river at tin*
edge of tVauciiula's cnrjioraUim
lim its to replace the old wooden i
, atructum now* in use.
The new j
bridge will be com truck'd on an- I
other site and the old bridge, a j
one way structure, will he re- [I
tninrd
until it*, completion
t u, S
avoid n long detour l>> way of 1
Zolfo Kpringf.
Flh T H W IF E t'K E S A X E
MOSCOW. March 4. </1»i In
van Hhurigun, n great lover, in m
great trouble, lie wan about (o a c
quire u sixth wife, when one of llm
firs t five hit Idm on the head with
an axe and the nthur*. prcl^i reii
charged of bigamy. In addition tin;
government biturcs him of viol.it sing. thu law M v m iiry ln g one of
i
■)rm<»z
Buying for Clothing
One or two will bring
relief.
i \ o u r druzjpist sells them
at pre-war prices—-2 5 doses
2 5 cents. Econom y pack'
C13C, 1 2 5 doses $ 1 .0 0 .
Klton J. Mpu^hton
A i i c i m 'E c r
Hint Natiofuti liaok lttrtg
s a p f u r f t .------------- J*3nrt,i»
TH E FIN EST CLOTHING MADE
A FFILIA TED
Fm : S
a n f o r d
w it h
( » k i -j >i
t
A
S O C l.V i IO N
..
ence
Price, $13,95
Actual S25.n0 values, A'I the now isl-coton* iiiiiJ latest styles, la r f i at ui i ng all
the lie west ideal* kucli ns puff sleeves,
flare effect, high netk, etc. All hit.Ai
Price, $10,95
All brand new epring' wimptes— jtiM one
or two of a Kind affording an exception
al oppmtunil) to kcIic I your spring hat
ut the iiiari uf the s u io u .
is sold h ere o n this new charge sei
responsible men* A splendid sele<
S ocietyB ran d Suits for Spring price
N o better values obtainable, quality co]
V i umm.iodiny group ■.1 the newest
Kpritig (u tils, supeiblx l.iilunil. Ill her
ill , e j modi Is a i t h u u rn amt I lores, de
lightful colors.
I'rocks and IPresses
nuij 1 1 the growth of ennfiil m-ft, thst
Ml nmre time t^ utrixe nt n ,u tu rin ."
A clear credit record inspires confi
dence in yourself.—in ycur ability to
do thinir-- and it engages the confi. .dence ol others! Keep your cred it r<^
^Sord clear and you can face the world
•with the conlidence born of construe**
tive achievelnent.
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Cash P rices a re exactly these**-
Footwear
OMie apcfUtur •>( nn ot(U< fur C ln
J*ls»ifrtiiK.';e.iiiiiii.'crlng Mint Iju u lBstdtie A r ili llt r l i l l I' III JJ> X tri'.rli
1 ~ ' iiultdiaa hr •/
. G A B R I E L C. H A R M A N
Keep your credit record cl ear!-P ro tect
jjcvnr credit and it will p rotect you!
Priced Reasdnable
/G Xr D N ER S. R O G ER S
City Planner, and
H. C. WERSTLK
Civil Krijfbteer
Kiulinj slippers of Idoatlg kid, g ray s, etc.
In ' pumps, .straps irjiJ (uJfords. nil heels
in the very latest spring, style:.. Priced
icu^cmiihle.
wift'wso i * r
A
’m ib ie d L
Corner 4 th and Jim ford
the
A F F l U A l q O WITH
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g r a o C aB orr. A s s o c ia t io n
�day. min F
portion | mi
A ja o d a te d
Press Full Leased Wire
SANFORp, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1926
NUM BER
Sixteen Puses Today
Robert Scott Heads East A
It't- 1
I
Ch.l« ‘?<>Mayor Announces He
' * ^ow Reform Leaders
& Their True LiKht After
Federal Probe Is Suggested
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r 1
1j. " y"
Bl j] ‘4, Ij" c
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R>;. '1KAt;|
K *|
Last Minute Reports
Bring Funds Within
Few Dollars of Total
Required By Budget
Hospital Benefit Dinner A t
Palm Beach Monday Night
W ill Cost $1,000P er Table M cFarland Gives
^Tales of Big Crime
Wave Are Resented
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Ronorl Showing Charges Arc
Untrue Is Being Compiled,
Official Asserts In Talk
---- March 5.—pp)—
CHICAGO,
Mnynr Dover, /JcclarinR himself
thoroughly aroused" over n re
form organization's appeal for
congressional investigation of Chi
cago crime, has announced he is
‘going to show In their true light
these people who in the past have
lived by passing the h at."
" I ’ve been quiet tpo long," the
mayor said in n convention address
in which he expressed surprise thnt
visitors had the ' courage to coma
to Chicago, “considering the tales
certain parties have been bandying
niimit Wn,hi»lcrtnn "
Robert Scott, alleged Chica
(Jed s red
diisatisIrties b”*lividf up Ifcirfe Lambrinc* A sking F o r
Ten Million F ra n c s F o r
th divide
class in*
Leading Business Men And
Hankers Say For 1st Time
The Injustice W hich She
They Watched the Upheav
lias Seen Made to S u ffer
al Without Fear of Dangers
_____
than poPA RIS, Murch 5.— ( t o —Carol of
l.v
" ,ir Rumania, who came here recently
* roster- frun) .Milan with Mme. Mngdn
ainsi ex- •i,U|„.srUt jj, being sued fo r 10 ,000,000 francs by bis form er mcirgauthul in - 1antis.* wife, Jeanne Marie Valentina
«n illus- p Jimbrino, better known as "Z izi."
r Arncri- J
flor renouncing his rights as
labels to 1, r,,wn prince, Carol sought u haven
attention ()f
from emmissnries of the
Rumanian royal house who were
»* Hill
endeavoring to separate him from
*>1 “1 M'- Mm,.. I.upescu, but ho apparently
the South was unaware thnt Mile. lannbrino
dcriie nr had a residence in Ncuilly, a fnsltfull pn'.v- i,,na|)le suburb.
th^
An annuity of 110,000 francs,
,
settled on her by n compensation
M-w YORK, Mar, 5.—
—
''ull Street anti liu.smrs.s circles
were in a cheerful m<«ri todny.
H all St red's jay came from n
.‘ lop to the sensational decline in
docks of (lie last few days. Busi
ness \ins plcuscd because it was
little aff- di-d, because declines in
link l**nii,l trade more divorced
•rum Wall Street than had been
the case ni**vious!v when the* mar
ket tumbled.
Leaders in the
business and
Innk'iig worlds say that probably
for the f.r ■t tun" in t|„. history of
stock market upheavcl-t they have
I* n aide to watch the rapid shift
1 ■ ms unties values without fears
of const ouent dangers to business
■xnUy swl i, liMti. I t s a y s :
,
■ tU c'd K P , "Bear Zizi: Being obliged t o * (
’ leave nnd t-uko command of my I ,
^Hlnfllon In incitMnt a t the fron t, one never
^ ■ t t.’s juri knows what may hapfien. t wikh
H prisonrr- this letter to be your proof thnt ! j
■ dnti to i am the father of the child you arc (
H 'th ir |,<-j .ilcut in have, nnd that I never ,
■rtion, »r.d have ceased, despite tho annulment
Hh slat, '* "f "ur marriage, t<> connldi*r 'myB in -oner a *' |f a* your husband. I embrace
Hi -fi v. lan >>" i
Carol of Rumania."
1
■ t' la it" lice, ntly it was said that Queett
Hf*il.-ral if- Mari** :,ii,| other members of tin* 1
■ pr.iiti allv loyal luiuschuld were coming t>* i 1
ti't.i
Bar I* to attem pt to wean Carol *
If) Jic tii'p), ; irum lip, love a ffa ir with Mine |
lir I'mtfd l.u|i>'*.i it.
.v
fieeps Close In A partm ent..
| l»v * lull
Alt.u,| „f being corner»*d ami l
I, f tii w r
') to return to Rumania, it was
pi j- H'ti 'h'fbttnl that-C arol was seeking f i
b r lii" .tent
l" flee auross the channel '
i:u :t* a on) '<1 I ttijiaml or elsewhere,
all ,oi tl.,,1
Carol has kept closely to liis ; I
M th. ;il npartnient in n hotel and bus been j*
\* lilou, "
....it only once in the company «*f) 1
Itn i- l,,„k Mme. I.upescu. Rumor had it sevWil,r-hip to '‘n,l days ago that ids love uffuir j
bun* of our »’HJ1 Iter was cooling.
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(z Hint, h:*
*’■»»■**! ami Mile. Lambrino were l
I meielv an ,,l!1|'t'i<'fl in l'.tlH a t Odessu. The 1 1
s ut stall '. Bermans occupied Bucharest at the f
kid:
tunc. The court und government
Lf „,ir ,.„v 1,11,1 Ned to Ja ssy . Carol surroptiL t(, ,, ri, *'••Italy made his vvny through the
fhihl
Russuut lines and went to Odessa.
[i.Tordiiix-r
' i‘r" ’ wus Kttilty of technical fie-! .
I their own M'rll" >
n from the arm y and, nnrwer- 1
Sti ,.f n„.
tn<' pleas of officers, he re- '
thi- f, .5,1 , turned to Jassy, bringing Zizi with *
nr,, ,,{
''ini. Later the highest Rumanian *
tf th, t„, ^ ,,,urt dissolved the marriage.
Juttf ,.f 1 Afterward, Carol married Prill- *
cess Helen of Greece, by whom he *’
—
b‘is a son. lie left her nftcr he t
L
z a p Ij*1* n., ‘*t
auburn-haired girl, 18
IOC \ ) l * , le- Hupescu, who is the daughter 1
1«>f a Jewish merchant of ,Ja»sy- jit
-(to — of New York,
upper
Mr. and Mrs. E . F . Hutton of
itlmes New York.
Bench
Jocsephy "Widencr o f Elkina
rdorod Park, Pa.
•e for
Mrs. Henry R. Rea of Pittsburg.
0 will
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J . Droxel-Biddie. Jr ., o f New York.
ot onAtwnter Kent of Philadelphia,
till he
Anthony R, Kuaer o f Bcroardsarltan ville. Pa.
Ii.
Otto Kahn of Now York,
a the
Mr. nnd Mra. John C, King of
nnrte, Palm Beach.
1 ho«- Ch«r1»«ton Cnnte«t Will Feature
would
Society soubrettes will mingle
There with tho chorus girts o f the revue
which In the courao of the evening,
In the Legion-Chamber of Com- ‘ usually cost tlO for four ponts
seats There will bo a Charleaton contest
merce match yesterday the follow- were Increased In nrico to SUMO. arranged by Mra. Gurnee Munn,
ing players participated and turned Nevertheless 17 tables were taken
t.___ I who has offered a cup to the wlnMayor Dover said he would in points as given a fte r their as soon as they wore put on sale,
■.. ncr, The ludgea nf the contest will
either go to Wnshihgton to mili- names: A. R. Haggard won from f- l i s t nf Rotourner* Annnn«-ed
Is* E. T. Stoteabnrv, Edward
tanlly dispute statements made in rlnwyd Palmer three points; Jo e ! The theater-goers who will pay Shonrson nnd Mr*. Fiotreni Zleg*
the Senate this week by representa Chittenden won from C. L. B ritt $1,000 to witness the revuo to be fold, the form er BUlle Burke.
tives of tho Better Government As three points;^Roy Chittenden won staged, follows
Young m atroni o f the social aet
sociation which charged graft,
Rodman Wnnamnker, II, of Now with stage aspirations who will
crime nnd collusion in Chicago, or
take part In the performance in
York. .
"face the thing here und demand n Herrin three points; W. D .’ Gnrnrivntely arranged numbers a n
Tony Pulitzer of Chicago.
showdown.
diner lost to C. E. Betts three
Mr. nnpM rs. E. T. Stotesbury of Mrs. Felix Doubleday, tho famous
A report ho is preparing, tho points and E. D. Chittenden tool* Philadelphia.
Viennese Iwnutv; Mra. Mona Wain*
mayor said, would absolutely prove one point out of three from B. W
Mr. nnd Mra. J . Ix?onard Roploglo wright. Mrs,i. E . Charles Jones,
the statements made in Washing- Herndon.
0f
York
Mrs. **
E. **
P. Hutton, Lady Loughof New
New York.
M“
ton so untrue that it will be os in*
In the Kiwnnis-Lions thatch, G
...............
Mr. nnd Mrs, Jam es P. Donohue borough. Mrs. Gurnee Munn, M rs.
ilisputable as a law of physics.
W. Spencer. Jr., took two points 0f New York
Julien Gerard, nnd Mrs. Frederick
At the present time there is not from W. It. Sm ith; I.. F. Boyle won
Mr. nnd Mrs. Gurnee Munn of Frellnghiiyaen.
a well known vice resirrt in Chicago three points from L. C. Bebout; <
I The nature of their acta will be
for the first time in its history. I i (.Verge Harden lost to It. G, llnvcy .
K . ‘
** .
. .
kept secret until tho night of the
do not deny that then* urc no |three points; K. A. Cobb won thn*e 1 M,r-an d Mrs. Eurle I . Charlclon >p«>rfominnco, hut it Is believed that
mnny of the social leaders who
notorious public places.
Four points from J . C. Hutchison; F . E. , o f ,I*nil River, Mass.
thousand halmm licenses have boon Murkwood took Two out of thrvo * Mr. and Mrs. 1-ouis G. Knuffmnn |IUVo lieen taking Charleston leasons from prlvnte tutors, will stage
revoked and 15,000 persons put out- points from R. 11. Berg and* A. C. of New York.
of the liquor business," the mayor Fort lost three points to Ted | Mrs. William Randolph H carst their first demonstration.
related.
Wnthen.
Min or Resents Accusal ions
In the Rotary-Realty Board
"There is no reason why Chi- match, Dr. 3 . Puleaton beat II.
cage's reputation should be bngdlcd j Worthingtoft three paints; Dr. It,,
about Washington by irresponsible! E. Stevens took two out of three I
|particiC The city Is not going tolfrom L. C. Green; E . F . H oua*!
rest Under imputations that gang-^holdur won three points from W. i
stem ore running our government." i Worthington: G. W. Knight won |
The* controversy stiiTed by the ..three from Paul R, Forbes; Leon
reform
crgHmeatlon's charge, Leljoy k rtl/hrec to R . A» King and
Mayor Forrest Lake
Promises $600 For
An Additional $ 1,500
for the successful manner In which
they had handled the work. Mr.
McFarland also explained the uao
to which the money will be put and
gave illustrations of the advertise*'
ments scheduled to appear within
the nest 18 days. Two of the ad
vertisements have already been
published, ha announced.
Mayor Forrest Lake advised the
assembly that with very- little its
fort the teams should be able to
raise an additional 81,500 thii
March 6._(to lnf tho union to oblain Municipal
tig Washington building prolecU for local courcs in China in- tractors to tho exclusion pf cont,a i Vnncr v ah - 1tract ors in ot her cnuntlea.
Alabama Negro Killer
Hanged This Morning
MONTGOMERY, Ala.. March 5.
—(A*)— Herbert Julius, negro, was
banged heri* today in the county
jail yard. The trap was sprung at
5:5:1 o'clock und he died six min
utes later.
He had confessed uml been con
victed of the murder of Willium A.
Sinnreich in 11*24. The hotly wus
found on a road about six miles
from here. Julius snid he killed
Sinnreich with n blow on the head
with a bottle following an argu
ment over payment of u debt.
County authorities said thut this
robnbly would bo the last hanging
ere, us the electric chair nt Kilby
prison Will be put into use next
January, und no other prisoner is
being helj at this time for execu
tion.
hang from Tsingtau in Shantung |
nnd lho plight of Feng appears P#nyt Mkwl# f^.r t^v.,USS®rtz ° f
grave to observers here.
imembers of tha Chambar fo r tha
Transports carrying 5,000 men m w company, which U to run e *from Tsingtau U, Tuku, the port 0f 'cursion boaU on the lake and paaTientsin, were reported to havo
Vl ^ * * ^ o f , J Mqfl
hulled Mnreh l . At thn same time sonvtlle. Mr. Markell made known
K
RAILING IS POSTPONED
BUENOS A IR ES. Mar. 5 —(to
— In nccordunco with the wish of
Commander "Franco the sailing of
tin* Argentine cruiser
Buenos
Aires, which is to convey the air
men hack to Hpuln, has been post
poned to .Mur. 11.
On the same ilav presentation
to Argentina
of the seaplane
brought the aviators from Spain,
will take place.
W EST PALM BEACH. Mar. 5.
—(A1)— Mrs, Annie Geer, formerly
of Rome, Ga., Is jwing h* LI in the
county jail in default of a $3,000
bond itending trial in the criminal
court of record when she will facu
three charges of forgery.
The woman wus arrest ml late
Thuredt^- afternoon by Charles
Reed, ot the Palm Beach National
Detective Agency. Kho is alleged
t o ' have, forged checks totalling
1350.00.
_____
TwoHrSoncr8 Flee
. . jprom Florida Camp
^ he g'.aj ! I ° me bL-titnlcquointed with each
^
N »h,* . i , ,r ^nti ,to enjoy the hospitality • TALLAHASSEE. Msr. 5 .- ^ t o
wttK Viim." , f th(- la-gionaires.
—Two prisoner*, escaped from
rojid camp number one at Cypress
f-‘.iciert. I
<J<IL’ NTE8R GIVER B E L F UP
vesterdtft nceordtng to a report to
• «lv* out
---------state*prUPP berrsu today.
J .w « 8 tba. VtVKw. -VORK, Mar. 5.—(A1)— HHrtkL* Showers. W i n g
two
1 '„!*• the Gountew of CaUtf*rt. vfsre-irora Escambia county to r
ussaull and robbery and J* C- Held.
f .Taylor’s
tH United Stmtts
up from Putnam county for
Htld. f" ci Attorney Bucknar today he“ gnt »o,.n ." t o the ODeninir n f a hearing on one veer for stealing an autoirtoLila made Uioir get-away,
At a meeting of the City Beau
tification Committee held yester
day at the City Hall, the
for tho work on the various parka
designated to be beautified were
approved and operations ordered
to begin at once. The pl»n* ‘‘V j
for the planting of new shrubbery
and trees In each of the parks of
the city and for the r e - a > W " *
of the present scheme of decora
tion.
,
.'
.
Mrs. Henry Wight, who is chair
man of the committee, has stated
that it is the Intention of theh commlttee to nae the utmost rare in
preserving thr
*>"d
now growing in the parka, and
that in rhan^ng the U r»ut of th#
walks antf lanes through the Inter
ior. no damage would result to
the growth already there.
W B. Williams, city manager,
announced at the meeting that he
U d been Bueeearfu 1
trees In «*ery
° L lh
tn.nrfted by horticultural eapert
!? r .m p lo > ed by the city of Or
lando.
.
,
*
jh e tree# were pronounced la
automobiles without lights, ami
Judge W. E. White, after a ahort
session devoted to the disposal of
theae cases and a few others, in
cluding one in which a man was
charged with operating a motor
vehicle while under the influence
of intoxicating liquors, adjourned
court until Monday morning.
G. S. Mitchell wax charged with
the latter offense and was ordered
to pay a fine of 8200 or to serve
GO days on tha streets.
f
excellent condition, The Ranford
parka and streets were said to
have been compared with those of
Orlando in regard
to the tree^
growing along the sides, Mr, Wi l
liams stated that it was the con
clusion of the expert that local
•growth waa in much better shape
than was the growth of the Orlan
do trees. .
Tho committee- considered ihe
plans or the new greenh ju s # which
is to be erected; *en the property
laid out as a tttfhkipid nursery
near the waterworks. -The house
has atruudv been brdrrcd and. coo
slating of staid fram ceoik and
glass, la aold to be shipped in such
manner, as to allow Hs immediate
erection upon arrival.
W. Avery failed to shoW vp
M ary Inquiries have been re
answer a charge of spooditg
ceived by the city asking for in
formation - re
1 cireIA^ b f *B ?vls, eh o rg tl
nursery*- It i
h driving a ear under tha ago
tho few man;
BUtes. and
erica in the t
the city with) Tvdiile Ure
I to also m ake; disoidsrly coi
at reason- up and tho rit
of these w ar lords to reach his
present power as one of the trio of
military dictators who have bean
struggling for supreme power for
years, it is regarded as likely he
would fare execution if captured.
Ju et what the proeent alliances
against Fang of the old rival#, Wu
and Chang, may portend, no one
in authority here cared to predict.
It woe Fen g’s definition to Chang
that swept Wu out of power and
sent him into- retirement many
month* ago, Just as Fang's attack
on Chang's adherents forced the
Manchurian war lord to turn back
Into Manchuria and suppress a re
volt in his own rank# a few weeks
ago.
'!
*
Canal Commission /
To Meet Again Soon
J . G. Ball, one of th# appoint—
to, the .Canal Commission, was in
Titusville yesterday afternoon for
# meeting with the member# of
the commission appointed from
Brevard county, a t which time a rrongcuonts ware made for an orgamiatioD meeting to bo held next
week,
r
- Mr. Ball stated th at • full a t
tendance a t the mealing waa Im
possible owing to the haste In
.
The committees nnd teams ' '
engaged in raising funds for
the Chamber of Commerce
special advertising campaign
reported at nnon today that
the sum nf
had hw»n
RuWrib'vl nnd that before K j *
o'clock the pnnl of *1R.ftOO
would be exceeded. The r e .
porte were mnrl ■rt the Innrh- • *.*
B e D u sted B y |Chamber and asksd for eo-oparg*
u and Tso Ltn :tton between their organisation and
__
'the civic clubs of the city In assist-'
Beautification Committee Orders The
Work In City Parks To Begin At Once
sire to ro*rr> mum**
Credit To Team s
G EN EV A . Mar.
many is not hostile to tho *ntn
of any particular, country into
and preaJoent of tha German
sDelation for the leag u e of
tions, who ho# arrived to pat
pats la a meeting of the exuci
committee of tho Internet;
Union of League of Nation#
sortitions.
When Germany la ft rneinbi
the council, h# ad dad. ah#
raise no opposition to on exau i
lion of the problem! aa to whet
tha council should eventually
enlarged.
These remark# by Count }
Bernstorff ore deemed of intsu
because developments In the sf.
over the reconstruction
of
council indicate tin t Germany 1
play a bl* part.
Ijj
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PAGE TWELVE
THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY. MARCH 1. 1A26
He Needs a Pair of Glasses
To Old Loop
|'New Yorker Tells
Los Angeles About
Florida Situation
] Road Work In Clay
County Advanced
During --------Past
Week
.
•' *. •• *
JA C K SO N V ILLE, M arch 4.— work having arrived
lbil
-------:-----""J-"* Kent.
C ontractors building th a t p a r t of
~
.State Road No. 13, b etw een B ald , LEESBU RG—Plan.
p*7y**i»*
win and S ta rk e w en t to w ork for erection bf
Monday m orning on tlje InBt mjlp K"Wyt«« rvthta,'nidi„ T "
to he sbrfnccdi according to th e
Florid^. ___
S ta tej C
Cham
hamber
ber of
of ComCom
merce, nnd
and good w eath er will conicom
plete th
e job by the end o f th ia> onrr
f___
„ <r
'early noxt week.
T he s tre tc h
now being surfaced is th e Inst
mile before the concrete h ig h w ay ,
into Jacksonville is encountered a t I
<e Inturarre x>ty
MaxvUlc.
**pih trt in the
The highw ay has been com pleted ‘
United Slain
many m onths from the B radford]
county line into Gainesville ntid
also th ro u g h Duval county h u tj
the sh o rt stre tc h th ro u g h
the
n o rth ea st co rn er of Clay county
was w ith o u t th e su rface alth o u g h
the roadbed, had been com pleted.
Seminole County
This section consisted of deep Band
and alth o u g h it was a tedious job
D uring M onth O f J a n u a ry
Rccqrds O f s t a l e Show
T h a t 26 Million Gallons
Used liy M otor F ra te rn ity
TA LLA H A SSEE, F in ./M a rc h 4.
(Ab— Nine counties of Florida can
numed oyer a million gallons o f
< 4 gasoline during thb month of Jnnu o ry ,1 according to J. J i i n to n |
[
Pledger, supervising inspector Of
the DepaVtirtcnt of A griculture,
W. ";. Dade county, with a consum ption
o f approxim ately five and n q u a r
t e r million gnllons, xvn* the la rg
est.
rv . A to tal of 20,740,HR3 gnllons
was consumed, in the whole of the
sta te .'
.*
f t Duval e b a n tjy w ith 621,845 gnlslons, was the la rg e st "consum er
f y ‘e ; o f kerosene fo r tho sam o m onth,
J
with Dade A close second,
fi .
1° kerosene, P lorldn's consum p
tion for th e m onth w as' 4/264,RH.I
h " gallons.
••
. < /.
Following w as the consum ption
of both gasoline and kerosene for
•
Ja n u a ry :
’
•
A lachua, gosolinc, 3782130, k en v
t
sene, 55.886; B aker, 30,727 nntX
S™ 3,004: Bay, 122,377 nml 17,018;
B radford, 137,272 and
13,1 If.;
B revard, 411,012 and 03,41(1; B row
ard, 1 •201,162 ond 165,140; C al
houn, 33,073 and 3,H42( C harlolccc,
128,451 and 20,407; C itru s, 83,770
and 10,147,
C lay, 32.008 • gasolino and 7>03d
keroi.ene; Collier, 14,228 and 3,885;
r Colom bia, 10B,flJ5 and 22,010;
'
Dade, 5,222,411 ond 520,102, and
, signal oil, 214; De.Soto, 205,303
and 3<V>07; Dixie, 23,087 and 3,370;
Dyvnl, gasoline, 1,748/761, kenV
021,846, signal • oil, l,24i&
R team bjn, gasoline, 850,500..
TAM.AHAHS'KE. Fla., Mar. 4.-. -(d rn in ag e work m a r !'■,i l J ju d l ri
T ln g le r, gasoline, 67,041; herotii'it, "pom dale. in eem pany with Ijit relative,
Bone, 8,734;. F rankllnn, 46,640 and CVi •''iy.t on year
; * 11,230; Gadsden. 117,048 and 22,- fol.t«" w.er - so Diarvi1 in P u tin a : form er Governor .le a n in g '. ( Fiji
117; G ilchrU t. H U G O nml 2,005; count V,. tjial a farm ; ct aside fin was several ceur before Mr. Iltyan
• G lndesi-4 7 , 6 0 0 nrtdx28,800; Gulf. them was nold; Tell.than .op hud be came a e ili'e n of F lorida).
Governor G ilchrist and T re asu r
ll,2 7 ti and 1,600; H am ilton. 82,323 the coldest w eather in ten y ears;
and 0,800; Hardee, 1G0JM0 and roosters .wort found to.lie crowing e r Km tt eom plete a to u r of in20,416; Hendry, 55,662 nail 11,685; j unusually loud and long in Florida, ‘-I'celioa of the Caluosahatclle river
and the S tate Suprem e C ourt ren and I oke <fhcccholme,
* H ernando, 07,252 and 17,168.
Govenun uit euj:,ne, i s were sur' .
Highland;), 286,30<Jti and 41,- i dered one nt its must jm p u iln n t
''l i t i g a route l*>- a ninn ennal
07714; Hillsborough, 2,677*750 and derisions.
.. 421.720; Holmes, 35,808 and 4,020; i 'I his was gli iinctl from a pern* a! i freni .liielmonville I i (’arrnheHe, a
Indian River, 170,748 nml 28,300; , of old new spaper clip p in g t in the di ti.iwe of iithoil 2UU a ilee. The
Jackson, 134,345 and IB.07*T!S*J. I possession of Dr, |{. M Itui'jier, I d iMicidi te rrito ry M icotintrreil' on
ferson.60,221 ami 8,663; I,iff ay if**?*orate g< otrriiphei wli ■is som ething tne iiirvev h iik I-an Iv d ro liny,
0 7 ,3 8 0 and 2,251; Lake, 103,047 ol a connoisseur of >hioijieiirurs of e.vA of l ’eri'v. about 16 miles
artnsn.
and 08,076; Lee, 371,‘437 and ill, bygone da ye,
. Here is a d ig 'v t of a* numtiVr of
T allahassee hud ii..- eol le.st
065; Leon, 1 10,877 and 22,016.
Levy, 88,732 nml 11,217; L iberty,’j the product ions ni mv.'s, mpest* over w ro th 'r in III v .11 , w:lh the
_
(to i m met r down I i 16 degrees
11,280 and 1,026; Madison, 103, Hie sta ll':
November. KUO: The !■’ aboard at MuuiuJi.t I b i g h i . >.n lie eiaher
068 and 0,206; M anatee 450,616
nnd 103,306; M arian, 380.881 and A ir (.ins* mju a u riiie- throngli -:i
steej eis front .toek;aa vdle to Sera
eiitii, via | Mima, and ii itrw liu i’i,
“ I he riatm airo,” with tlirote'o
sl,,i,p, i fioia Ni \v Ymk to Koigb. ’
168,683
1,118,-j Two trnii I unis of hum1' ' "l ■r
2113 021 eNpeited m I'• u-ai■.•Hi.
A (i.iitv
1.780.• "f Him. i .i|d!:ifi . . ei
' . i .m !
150,221
Dm ill eminl.t sided l*< i n
f \ i K' C ' . VI I I r .
.Manh I
t'.i and bom!* f«»i a i.t«Mi•
del! * ' .
I 26!> - fond. Mnl otlmr 'ni.ie., ,-tn •
Old Newspaper Clippings Reveal Some
^Interesting Facts Of Early -History
Levy County's New
Industry h Raising
Of Pure Bred Hoi’s
To i liiimli. il and t at-
t:
Veternn American League pitcher
w h» will w ear n uniform of the
Hoiton Braves in. ip2C. Me was
r i r jitly pim n n srd from the Yan
kees at the v a iv e r price.
e f A t'cn d lll. ill v. Ii.it
In in Ml;*h
lan d s in t lilv .
,\ im r lv *d K r i i i u l.i i- tt. a* (■
l - il.e i m in t . Ini' a I a .
Wn l
T im ! trig l l i p .
Man V lioine .eeker,. - i o i I .n| '
Pensacola Bridge
N ears Completion
curding tn rejMirts received liy the • Hu nt V
The cn’inty ugenl, in I.... ting
F lorida Ftnte Ciiumbcr of t'om
ling riii mg. ili'Ciares t hat of ex
T lu D ixo n e e llill fm li*rv at I |\
morec.
Tho stru ctu re 1ms ad t.d r iv i i d e s tr n v id hv fir e a n l i a i iv ilullar iiblaiaed liy tin: fa n n er
vanced so fur at tho linmlk id the in* ■iif a b a u l if.Oll.OOU
i fm m this source seventy r e n t' i<
contractor th a t an inspector a few
U .1 lit van in i'p i'i is i h • • i its1 i net ptufit.
days ago drove an autnmoldle
across nearly its cat ire length,
The hridgo is one of th e must im
p o rta n t links ia .State I t nurd Nn t.
the Old Spanish Trail.
i
»
..
F lhT H W IFE t'K E S AXE
MOSCOW. March 4. </1»i In
v an Hhurigun, n g re a t lover, in m
g re a t trouble, lie wan about (o ac
quire u sixth wife, when one of llm
firs t five hit Idm on the head with
an axe and the nthur*. prcl^i reii
charged of bigam y. In addition tin;
governm ent biturcs him of viol.it sing. thu law M v m iir y ln g one of
SSfN IRii'BTiriNS
N e w Y 0 to TiJ *
1 3 5 BROADWAY
WOMAN'S MEMORY BETTER
can b e
you rs
NEW YORK, M nrrh 4, -(/Pi Women's memory is 10 to 16 per
cent led ter than men's because
they have g re a te r power of visual
im agination.
This from Fcdix
Kcnnirk, specialist in the m atter.
KillS INfECTIO',:
fir1’! - ■■
.•Vstjur n r A u6J
R cprccn,
•t
h v c w .y >',’ :'
Quick Relief
A ll th e s u ffe rin g iti
iKc w o rld w o n ’t c u re
d isea se.
P a in m a k e s
m o a t d iseases w o r s e
a n d s o m e tim e s b rin g s
o n still fu r th e r d is
o rd e rs.
S to p th e p a in a n d
g iv e n a tu re a c h a n c e to
w o rk a cu re.
si/inotner m g dernce for
who Prefer to c
the
Buying for Clothing
O n e o r tw o w ill b rin g
relief.
i \ o u r d ru zjp ist sells th e m
at p re -w a r p ric e s—-2 5 d o ses
2 5 c e n ts. E c o n o m y p ack '
C13C, 1 2 5 d o se s $ 1 .0 0 .
Klton J. M pu^hton
A i i c i m 'E c r
H int
Natiofuti liao k
lttrtg
s a p f u r f t . -------------- J*3nrt,i»
THE FINEST CLOTHING MADE
AFFILIATED w i t h
F m :
S
a n f o r d
( » k i -j > i
t
A
S O C l.V i IO N
■)rm<z
W A U G H U M , March 4. Hnr
<loe county officials have aimnuiuc d
th a t a concrete bridge will be
b uilt acm ss J’eare riv er at tin*
edge of tVauciiula's cnrjioraUim
lim its to replace the old wooden i
, a tru c tu m now* in use.
The new j
bridge will be com truck'd on an- I
o th er site and the old bridge, a j
one way stru ctu re , will he re- [I
tninrd
until it*, completion
t u, S
avoid n long detour l>> way of 1
Zolfo Kpringf.
a
.
iii' >il ■ at ffiia m d l
M.
M l.n i t . 11. , i . ni d in g 1 > lie
I l\v mo tiip, .i f liiln l in tlu In i!'
\ ‘.il.- i '1■i •i11.. i i ■ dniu iii - 11
nt t likes .la i k.ieri ii'n l M t, i > " I.
m ile
»s a k
In w n is i
l ie 'm r n g iii ■
.Ii i n k'll |»y th e
u .a v m i I 'o A it.
f ie r v ild je i, l.'if!1 A ina.tt in D r* lit! lie ' In t'l otbiee itinpt' lings be
JACKftONNMt I.E. March
I
i*;.i|s» m" l be i \ r r I'lnw m g market
land v m d e to the N i w "i 'I In in
The th ree and umi half mile inn to a s k x\h\ rm a t r r s .a E lo r i la crow fur lai iinimah. and is wm inc >mi
crate hriilgc ncross Kncambin Bn . ni a ll h m i re >,t ih e n ig h t, a I wav
1 ul \«ai faro n ra im t Jiog i ludera.
being b u ilt at a cost of $1,0i>0,hhu told t l ’. n l tint f n r l l n i sn a th m ie lie hat *vntviuaM d mi ne tlmn 2
a n d elim inating the necessity for Kites llm m o rn I he ro o ste rs n o w , 6liU hugs l inen .lanuury In, and ieferry in g across tho hay enruute in Im i nn rea so n w us u r v u.
1 p o rn I !ii;t iiiiiv t lit-ta* are nnl\ fmir
Pensacola from the east, is rapid
\ i T e n t in n n ig iiin t from N n iili !Hiin’ *r)1 I II** Hlbldy vvhele jjie
ly nearing completion ami vxill hr G enPgia w rn le I Iitllie -1 I i>! In divi .1 e |s in e . ilfejil'e and iin!\ Inn
ready fo r traffic by July 4. ai h e r home pui-er n! nil S u e ,m ine uf these are ill III" open range
New Bridge For
City Of Want hula
ECZEMA,
RINGWORM
*■ / */ %
v iv* n
T IT L E G L A R A ^ y ,,
COMPANY
C a ;„-(„ i F u n J lp itT $ 2 J
.
Eine iv.it"! Ill d>ai«. V , re j-rowo
U il bout fe rl ill /.it ■ |
to , i.i 1
N o better values obtainable, quality co]
V i umm.iodiny group ■.1 the newest
Kpritig ( utils, supeiblx l.iilunil. Ill her
ill , e j modi Is a i t h u u r n amt I lores, d e
lightful colors.
ence
Price, $13,95
I'rocks and IPresses
Actual S25.n0 values, A'I the now isl-coton* iiiiiJ latest styles, l a r f i at ui i ng all
th e lie west ideal* kucli ns puff sleeves,
flare effect, high n etk , etc. All hit.Ai
Price, $10,95
All brand new epring' w im ptes—jtiM one
or two of a Kind affo rd in g an exception
al oppm tunil) to kcIic I your spring hat
ut the iiiari uf the s u i o u .
is sold here on this new charge sei
responsible men* A splendid sele<
SocietyBrand Suits for Spring price
nuij 11 the grow th of ennfiil m-ft, th st
Ml nmre tim e t^ ut ri xe nt n ,u tu rin ."
A clear credit record inspires confi
dence in yourself.—in ycur ability to
do thinir-- and it engages the confi. .dence ol others! Keep your credit r<^
^Sord clear and you can face the world
•with the conlidence born of construe**
tive achievelnent.
* •
Cash Prices are exactly these**-
F o o tw ea r
OMie apcfUtur •>( nn ot(U< fur C ln
J*ls»ifrtiiK.';e.iiiiiii.'crlng Mint Iju u lBstdtie A r i l i l l t r l i l l I' III J J > X t r i ' . r l i
1~ '
/G X
r
Kiulinj slippers of Idoatlg kid, g ra y s , etc.
In ' pumps, .straps irjiJ (uJfords. nil heels
in th e very latest spring, style:.. Priced
icu^cmiihle.
iiultdiaa hr • /
C ity P lan n er, and
H . C. W ER ST LK
Civil Krijfbteer
. G A B R IE L C. H A R M A N
Keep your credit record cl ear!-Protect
jjcvnr credit and it will protect you!
P rice d R easd n ab le
D N E R S . ROGERS
Tit|e|
Apply tol
GEORGE MOGRIDGE
DR. MILES*
b ales i ! sea *-|a |i I i i ,*i s i r
old b* an Almdion i
|\ id a iii. ■
lo r abo u t y u i.o u n ,
j o t n m otorist to
th o u so n d i did so ]
th irty miles In 11
w ift'w so i * r
A
’m i b i e d L
Corner 4 th and Jim ford
A F F lU A lq O W IT H
.I f
g r a o C aBorr. A s s o c i a t i o n
�day. m in F
portion | mi
A ja o d a te d
P re ss F u ll Leased W ire
NUM BER
Sixteen P u se s Today
SANFORp, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1926
Robert Scott Heads East A
It't- 1
I
Ch.l«‘?<>Mayor Announces He
jj 1r 1
' * ^ o w Reform Leaders
& T heir T rue LiKh t A fter
Federal Probe Is Suggested
1j. " y"
Bl j] ‘4
, Ij" c
'At;|1 K*|
R>;. '1K
Last Minute Reports
Bring Funds Within
Few Dollars o f Total
Required By Budget
H ospital B en efit D inner A t
Palm Beach M onday N igh t
W ill C ost $ 1 ,0 0 0 P er Table McFarland Gives
^Tales of Big Crime
Wave Are Resented
’j \i
Ronorl Showing Charges A rc
U ntrue Is Being Compiled,
Official A sserts In Talk
CHICAGO,
------- M a r c h 5.—pp)—
Mnynr Dover, /JcclarinR himself
thoroughly aroused" over n re
form organization's appeal for
congressional investigation of Chi
cago crime, has announced he is
‘going to show In their true light
these people who in the past have
lived by passing the hat."
" I’ve been quiet tpo long," the
m ayor said in n convention address
in which he expressed surprise thnt
visitors had the ' courage to coma
to Chicago, “considering the tales
certain parties have been bandying
Robert Scott, alleged Chica
(Jed s red
diisatisIrties b”*lividf up Ifcirfe Lambrinc* A sking F or Leading Business
Ten Million F ran c s F or
th divide
class in*
Men And
Hankers Say For 1st Time
They W atched the Upheav
al Without Fear of Dangers
The Injustice W hich She
lias Seen Made to S u ffe r
_____
than poPARIS, Murch 5.—( t o —C arol of
l.v
",ir Rumania, who came here recently
* roster- frun) .Milan with Mme. Mngdn
ainsi ex- •i,U|„.srUt jj, being sued fo r 10,000,000 francs by bis form er mcirgauthul in - 1antis.* wife, Jeanne M arie V alentina
«n illus- p Jimbrino, b etter known a s "Zizi."
r Arncri- J
flor renouncing his rig h ts as
labels to 1, r,,wn prince, Carol sought u haven
attention ()f
from em m issnries of the
Rumanian royal house who were
»* Hill
endeavoring to separate him from
*>1 “1 M'- Mm,.. I.upescu, but ho apparently
the South was unaw are thnt Mile. lannbrino
dcriie nr had a residence in Ncuilly, a fnsltfull pn'.v- i,,na|)le suburb.
th^
An annuity of 110,000 francs,
,
settled on her by n compensation
M -w YORK, Mar, 5.— —
''u ll Street anti liu.smrs.s circles
were in a cheerful m<«ri todny.
H all St re d 's jay came from n
.‘ lop to the sensational decline in
docks of (lie last few days. Busi
ness \ins plcuscd because it was
little aff- di-d, because declines in
link l**nii,l trade more divorced
•rum Wall Street than had been
the case ni**vious!v when the* m ar
ket tumbled.
Leaders in the business and
Innk'iig worlds say that probably
for the f.r ■t tun" in t|„. history of
stock market upheavcl-t they have
I* n aide to watch the rapid shift
1 ■ ms unties values without fears
of const ouent dangers to business
■xnUy swl i, liMti. I t s a y s :
,
■ tU c'd K P , "Bear Zizi: Being obliged to * (
’leave nnd t-uko com m and of my I,
^Hlnfllon In incitMnt a t the fro n t, one never
^ ■ t t .’s juri knows what m ay hapfien. t wikh
H prisonrr- this letter to be your proof thnt ! j
■ dnti to iam the fa th e r of the child you arc (
H 'th ir |,<-j .ilcut in have, nnd th a t I never ,
■ rtion, »r.d have ceased, despite tho annulm ent
H h slat, '* "f "ur m arriage, t<> connldi*r 'm yB in -oner a *' |f a * your husband. I embrace
Hi -fi v. lan >>" i
Carol of R um ania."
1
■ t' la it" lice, ntly it was said that Queett
Hf*il.-ral if- Mari** :,ii,| other m em bers of tin* 1
■ pr.iiti allv loyal luiuschuld were coming t>* i 1
ti't.i Bar I* to attem p t to wean Carol *
If) Jic tii'p), ; irum lip, love a ffa ir with Mine |
lir I'mtfd l.u|i>'*.i it.
.v
fieeps Close In A p a rtm e n t..
| l»v * lull
Alt.u,| „f being corner»*d ami l
I, f tii w r
') to return to Rum ania, it was
pi j- H'ti 'h'fbttnl that-C arol was seeking f i
b rlii" .tent
l" flee auross the channel '
i:u :t* a on) '<1 I ttijiaml or elsew here,
all ,oi tl.,,1
Carol has kept closely to liis ; I
M th. ;il npartnient in n hotel and bus been j*
\* lilou, " ....it only once in the com pany «*f) 1
Itn i- l,,„k Mme. I.upescu. Rum or had it sevWil,r-hip to '‘n ,l days ago th at ids love uffuir j
bun* of our »’HJ1 Iter was cooling.
•
I’
(z Hint, h:* *’■»»■**! ami Mile. L am brino were l
I meielv an ,,l!1|'t'i<'fl in l'.tlH a t Odessu. The 1 1
s ut stall '. Bermans occupied Bucharest at the f
kid:
tunc. The court und government
Lf „,ir ,.„v 1,11,1 Ned to Jassy. C arol surroptiL t(, ,, ri, *'••Italy made his vvny through the
fhihl
Russuut lines and went to Odessa.
[i.Tordiiix-r
' i‘r" ’ wus Kttilty of technical fie-! .
I their own M'rll">
n from the arm y and, nnrwer- 1
Sti ,.f n„.
tn<' pleas of officers, he re- '
thi- f, .5,1 , turned to Jassy, bringing Zizi with *
nr,, ,,{
''ini. L ater the highest Rumanian *
tf th, t„, ^ ,,,urt dissolved the m arriage.
Juttf ,.f 1 A fterward, Carol m arried Prill- *
cess Helen of Greece, by whom he *’
—
b‘is a son. lie left h er nftcr he t
L
z a p Ij*1* n., ‘*t
auburn-haired girl, 18
IOC \ ) l *, le- Hupescu, who is the daughter 1
1«>f a Jewish m erchant of ,Ja»sy- jit
-(to — of New York,
upper
Mr. and M rs. E. F. H utton of
itlm es New York.
Bench
Jocsephy "Widencr o f Elkina
rdorod P ark , Pa.
•e for
Mrs. H enry R. Rea of P ittsb u rg .
0 will
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J . Droxel-Biddie. Jr., of New York.
ot onA tw n ter K ent of Philadelphia,
till he
A nthony R, K uaer of B croardsarltan ville. Pa.
Ii.
Otto Kahn of Now York,
a th e
Mr. nnd Mra. John C, K ing of
nnrte, Palm Beach.
1 ho«- Ch«r1»«ton Cnnte«t Will F eatu re
n iim it W n ,h i» lcrtn n "
would
Society soubrettes will mingle
There with tho chorus g irts o f th e revue
which In the courao of the evening,
In the Legion-Chamber of Com- ‘usually cost tlO fo r four ponts
seats There will bo a C harleaton contest
merce match yesterday the follow- were Increased In nrico to SUMO. arranged by Mra. G urnee M unn,
ing players participated and turned N evertheless 17 tables were taken
t.___ I who has offered a cup to the wlnMayor Dover said he would in points as given a fte r th eir as soon as they wore put on sale,
■.. ncr, The ludgea nf th e contest will
either go to Wnshihgton to mili- names: A. R. H aggard won from f- l i s t nf Rotourner* Annnn«-ed
Is* E. T. Stoteabnrv, E dw ard
tanlly dispute statem ents made in rlnwyd Palm er three points; Jo e! The theater-goers who will pay Shonrson nnd Mr*. Fiotreni Zleg*
the Senate this week by rep resen ta Chittenden won from C. L. B ritt $1,000 to witness the revuo to be fold, the fo rm er BUlle Burke.
tives of tho B etter Government As three points;^Roy Chittenden won staged, follows
Young m atro n i of th e social aet
sociation which charged g ra ft,
Rodman Wnnamnker, II, of Now with stage asp iratio n s who will
crime nnd collusion in Chicago, or
take p a rt In th e perform ance in
York. .
"face the thing here und demand n Herrin three points; W. D .’Gnrnrivntely arran g e d num bers a n
Tony Pulitzer of Chicago.
showdown.
diner lost to C. E. B etts three
Mr. n n p M rs. E. T. Stotesbury of Mrs. Felix Doubleday, tho fam ous
A report ho is preparing, tho points and E. D. Chittenden tool* Philadelphia.
Viennese Iwnutv; Mra. Mona Wain*
mayor said, would absolutely prove one point out of three from B. W
Mr. nnd Mra. J. Ix?onard Roploglo w right. Mrs,i. E. C harles Jones,
the statem ents made in Washing- Herndon.
0f
York
Mrs. **
E. *P.
of New
New York.
M“
* H utton, Lady Loughton so untrue th at it will be os in*
In the Kiwnnis-Lions thatch, G
.....
Mr........
nnd. Mrs, Jam es P. Donohue borough. Mrs. Gurnee Munn, M rs.
ilisputable as a law of physics.
W. Spencer. Jr., took two points 0f New York
Julien Gerard, nnd Mrs. Frederick
At the present time there is not from W. It. Sm ith; I.. F. Boyle won
Mr. nnd Mrs. Gurnee Munn of Frellnghiiyaen.
a well known vice resirrt in Chicago three points from L. C. Bebout; <
I The nature of th eir acta will be
for the first time in its history. I i (.Verge Harden lost to It. G, llnvcy .
K . ‘
** .
. .
kept secret until tho n ight of the
do not deny th a t then* urc no | three points; K. A. Cobb won thn*e 1 M,r-a n d Mrs. Eurle I . Charlclon >p«>rfominnco, hut it Is believed th a t
mnny of the social leaders who
notorious public places.
Four points from J. C. Hutchison; F. E. , o f ,I*nil River, Mass.
thousand halmm licenses have boon Murkwood took Two out of thrvo * Mr. and Mrs. 1-ouis G. Knuffmnn |IUVo lieen taking C harleston leasons from prlvnte tu to rs, will stage
revoked and 15,000 persons put out- points from R. 11. Berg and* A. C. of New York.
of the liquor business," the m ayor Fort lost three points to Ted | Mrs. William Randolph H carst th eir firs t dem onstration.
related.
Wnthen.
Min or Resents Accusal ions
In the R otary-R ealty Board
"There is no reason why Chi- match, Dr. 3. Puleaton beat II.
cage's reputation should be bngdlcd j Worthingtoft three paints; Dr. It,,
about W ashington by irresponsible! E. Stevens took two out of th ree I
| particiC The city Is not going to lfro m L. C. Green; E. F. H oua*!
rest Under im putations th a t gang-^holdur won th ree points from W. i
stem ore running our government." i W orthington: G. W. K night won |
The* controversy stiiTed by the ..three from P aul R, Forbes; Leon
re fo rm
crgHmeatlon's charge, Leljoy k rtl/h rec to R . A» K ing and
Mayor Forrest Lake
Promises $600 For
An Additional $1,500 .
The com m ittees nnd teams ' '
engaged in ra isin g funds for
th e C ham ber o f C om m erce
special adv ertisin g cam paign
reported a t nnon to d ay t h a t
th e sum nf
h ad hw»n
R uW rib'vl nnd th a t before K j *
o'clock th e pnnl o f *1R.ftOO
would be exceeded. T he r e .
porte w ere mnrl ■r t th e In n rh - • *.*
for the successful manner In which
they had handled the work. Mr.
McFarland also explained the uao
to which the money will b e put and
gave illustrations of the advertise*'
ments scheduled to appear within
the nest 18 days. Two o f the ad
vertisements have already been
published, ha announced.
M ayor Forrest Lake advised the
assembly that with very- little it s
fo rt the teams should be able to
raise an additional 81,500 thii
B e D u s te d B y | Chamber and asksd for eo-oparg*
u and Tso Ltn :tton between their organisation and
__
'the civic clubs of the city In assist-'
March 6._(to lnf tho union to oblain Municipal
tig Washington building prolecU for local courcs in China in- tractors to tho exclusion pf cont,ai Vnncr v ah - 1tract ors in ot her cnuntlea.
A labam a N egro Killer
H anged This M orning
MONTGOMERY, Ala.. March 5.
—(A*)—Herbert Julius, negro, was
banged heri* today in the county
jail yard. The trap was sprung at
5:5:1 o'clock und he died six min
utes later.
He had confessed uml been con
victed of the m urder of Willium A.
Sinnreich in 11*24. The hotly wus
found on a road about six miles
from here. Julius snid he killed
Sinnreich with n blow on the head
w ith a bottle following an argu
ment over paym ent of u debt.
County authorities said thut this
robnbly would bo the last hanging
ere, us the electric chair nt Kilby
prison Will be put into use next
January, und no other prisoner is
being helj at this time for execu
tion.
hang from T singtau in S hantung |
nnd lho plig h t of Feng ap p ears P#nyt Mkwl# f^.r t ^v .,USS®rtz ° f
grave to observers here.
im em bers of tha C ham bar fo r th a
T ran sp o rts carry in g 5,000 m en m w company, which U to ru n e*from T sin g tau U, Tuku, the port 0f 'cu rsio n boaU on the lake and paaT ientsin, w ere reported to havo
Vl ^ * * ^ o f , J Mqfl
hulled Mnreh l. A t thn sam e tim e sonvtlle. Mr. Markell made known
K
RAILING IS POSTPONED
BUENOS AIRES. Mar. 5 —(to
— In nccordunco with the wish of
Commander "Franco the sailing of
tin* Argentine cruiser Buenos
Aires, which is to convey the a ir
men hack to Hpuln, has been post
poned to .Mur. 11.
On the same ilav presentation
to A rgentina
of the seaplane
brought the aviators from Spain,
will take place.
WEST PALM BEACH. Mar. 5.
—(A1)— Mrs, Annie Geer, form erly
of Rome, Ga., Is jw ing h* LI in the
county jail in default of a $3,000
bond itending trial in the criminal
court of record when she will facu
three charges of forgery.
The woman wus a rre st ml late
Thuredt^- afternoon by Charles
Reed, ot the Palm Beach National
Detective Agency. Kho is alleged
t o ' have, forged checks totalling
1350.00.
Beautification Committee Orders The
Work In City Parks To Begin At Once
f
sire to ro*rr> mum**
Credit To Teams
____
TwoHrSoncr8 Flee
. . jprom Florida Camp
^ he g'.aj !I°me bL-titnlcquointed with each
^ N »h,* . i , ,r ^nti ,to enjoy the hospitality • TALLAHASSEE. Msr. 5 .-^ to
wttK Viim." , f th(- la-gionaires.
—Two prisoner*, escaped from
rojid camp number one at Cypress
f-‘.iciert. I
<J<IL’NTE8R GIVER BELF UP
vesterdtft nceordtng to a report to
• «lv* out
--------state*prUPP berrsu today.
J.w « 8 tba. VtVKw. -VORK, Mar. 5.—(A1)— HHrtkL* Showers. W i n g
two
1 '„!*• the Gountew of CaUtf*rt. vfsre-irora Escambia county tor
ussaull and robbery and J* C- Held.
f .Taylor’s
tH U nited Stm tts
up from Putnam county for
Htld. f" ci Attorney B ucknar today he“gnt »o,.n ."to the ODeninir nf a hearing on one veer for stealing an autoirtoLila made Uioir get-away,
At a m eeting of the City Beau
tification Committee held yester
day a t the City Hall, the
for tho work on the various parka
designated to be beautified were
approved and operations ordered
to begin a t once. The pl»n* ‘‘Vj
for the planting of new shrubbery
and trees In each of the parks of
the city and for the r e - a > W " *
of the present scheme of decora
tion.
,
.'
.
Mrs. Henry Wight, who is chair
man of the committee, has stated
that it is t h e Intention of theh commlttee to nae the utmost rare in
preserving thr
*>"d
now growing in the parka, and
that in rhan^ng the Ur»ut of th#
w alks antf lanes through the Inter
ior. no damage would result to
the growth already there.
W B. Williams, city manager,
announced at the meeting that he
U d been Bueeearfu 1
trees In «*ery
° L lh
tn.nrfted by horticultural eapert
!? r .m p lo > ed by the city o f Or
lando.
.
,
*
jh e tree# were pronounced la
automobiles without lights, ami
Judge W. E. White, after a ahort
session devoted to the disposal of
theae cases and a few others, in
cluding one in which a man was
charged with operating a motor
vehicle while under the influence
of intoxicating liquors, adjourned
court until Monday morning.
G. S. Mitchell wax charged with
the latter offense and was ordered
to pay a fine of 8200 or to serve
GO days on tha streets.
excellent condition, The Ranford
parka and streets were said to
have been compared with those of
Orlando in regard to the tree^
growing along the sides, Mr, W il
liams stated that it was the con
clusion o f the expert that local
•growth waa in much better shape
than was the growth of the Orlan
do trees. .
Tho committee- considered ihe
plans or the new greenh jus# which
is to be erected; *en the property
laid out as a tttfhkipid nursery
near the waterworks. -The house
has atruudv been brdrrcd and. coo
slating o f staid fram ceoik and
glass, la aold to be shipped in such
manner, as to allow Hs immediate
erection upon arrival.
W. Avery failed to shoW vp
Mary Inquiries have been re
answer a charge of spooditg
ceived by the city asking for in
formation - re
1 cireIA^ b f *B?vls, eh o rg tl
nursery*- It i
h driving a ear under tha ago
tho few man;
BUtes. and
erica in the t
the city with) Tvdiile Ure
I to also m ake;disoidsrly coi
at reason- up and tho rit
of these war lords to reach his
present power as one of the trio of
military dictators who have bean
struggling for supreme power for
years, it is regarded as likely he
would fare execution if captured.
Juet what the proeent alliances
against Fang of the old rival#, Wu
and Chang, may portend, no one
in authority here cared to predict.
It woe F eng’s definition to Chang
that swept Wu out o f power and
sent him into- retirement many
month* ago, Just a s Fang's attack
on Chang's adherents forced the
Manchurian war lord to turn back
Into Manchuria and suppress a re
volt in his own rank# a few weeks
ago.
'!
*
Canal Commission /
To Meet Again Soon
J. G. Ball, one of th# appoint—
to, the .Canal Commission, was in
Titusville yesterday afternoon for
# meeting with the member# of
the commission appointed from
Brevard county, at which time arrongcuonts ware made for an orgamiatioD meeting to bo held next
week,
r
- Mr. Ball stated that • fu ll a t
tendance at the mealing waa Im
possible owing to the haste In
GENEVA. Mar.
many is not hostile to tho *ntn
of any particular, country into
and preaJoent of tha German
sDelation for the le a g u e of
tions, who ho# arrived to pat
pats la a meeting of the exuci
committee of tho Internet;
Union of League of Nation#
sortitions.
When Germany la ft rneinbi
the council, h# ad dad. ah#
raise no opposition to on ex a u i
lion of the problem! aa to whet
tha council should eventually
enlarged.
These remark# by Count }
Bernstorff ore deemed of intsu
because developments In the sf.
over the reconstruction of
council indicate tin t Germany 1
play a bl* part.
Ijj
�iRD HERALD,
HORSES SAID TO
BE VERY SCARCE
IN THIS STATE
Manatee Issue Is
'
To Be Increased
V- MARCH 5; 1926
How Doctors Treat
Klo k - la:
Robertsoi
m
a c to o tttb n #
BRADENTON, M nrth B—T h e
B oard o f CotnntlsrifcneTS of Mana
tee County, which will receive bills
A prlt 14, for thu purchase of f l y
050,000 worth -of highw ay con S Z d « f i n c d ^ c l compound
stru ctio n bonds recently voted, lias tablet th a t Rives you the o*}«**
decided upon un additional usuo of calomel and salts combined, with
out the unpleasant effects of cltn-
A nim als Found by Livestock
D ep artm en t of U. S. In
/F lo rid a N um ber V ery Few
A nd No Increase Predicted
Cr’O ne or two Calotabs a t bed
time with a swallow of w a te r,-th a t's all. N o. salts, no nausea
nor the slig h test interference with
your eating, w ork o r plenauro.
N ext m orning your cold has van
ished, your system Is thoroughly
purified and you arc feeling fine
Any breaking out of t h e ' skin with a h earty appetite for break
on tl*o face, nock- nrms or body fast. E a t w hat you please,—no
/-e rv
is overcome ouick- danger.^
pncjtneCt aontnin1 v b y awtdying
ing
full
directions,
only 35 cents.
Jfc- Mcntho - Sulphur.
H'* P+W
The pimnlc? ?sccni
\ g » HJL
to dry rig h t up
Y-rfp'5 \
and go aw ay, de—4
% ] . d are* a noted skin
a r c h it e c t
V
/
specialist.
F i r s t N a tio n a l B a n k Hldg
N othing has cvFliirtH r
Sanford,
*
or keen ^f,und to
t a ke th e place of
sulphur an a pimple rem over, i t
is hnrmlc3s and Inexpensive. Ju st
ask any druggist for u ja r of
And
*
Itowlcs M entho-Sulphtir,
J.rt a trial of M entho-Sulphur
allow what this m eans to you.
Send th e coupon for it. Clip it
;
TA LLA H A SSEE, H a ., M ar. 5.—
(fPl—Florida, rnnurontly, has found
D&bblri of little uso.
The nnmi^l' report of the United
Sthtcft D epartm ent of Co-*—
fo r 1925 on livestock found on
farm s and ranges .of the country,
lists, F lorida as third to last in
horses of 3 year? old and over.
. Only 27,150 were found on farm s
and ronpoe of the Sunshine air.te.
- The ld.-.trict <>t Columbia, with
2S4 and Rhode inland. with 5,312w erthe bottom of t h e - row.
‘ F lo n d aj according to the report,
i llkcw iro showed n disposition to
discourage the retu rn of the, once
fa m iliar her?c. • Only 3,788 colt*
, under 2 years of ago were listed,
placing the sir.to tw elfth from the
bottom.
llfules w ere a lto 1 considerably
neglected. There w ere only 753
o f them u n d er 2 years and but
42,2 14 of th a t ago and o v e r..
* Jn the cattle classification, how
ever, F lo rid a’s show ing w as con
siderably better. A total o f 0(12,215 in CHttlo o f nil kinds were cred
ited to the sta te , divided as follows:
Beef calves, under 1 y ea r, 94,212; dairy, 10,839; beef heifera, ]
y e a r old and under 2 yearn, 70,801; dairy- 8,830; l»eef cowa nnd
heifers, 2 y ears old and o v e r,'318,M 7; d airy, 43,041; steers, 98,024;
b :e f bulls, 1 y en r old an d over,
1 M J 1 ; dairy, 1,014,
’!-< F lo rid a's show ini: In hog-raisin g
w as ulsb good, a to ta l of 505,703
bein g given., Tiierc wero 224,022
ptpli under six m onths old* 90.771
tow s and g ills fo r breeding, tix
m onths old and ovet, and 190,075
. nil o th o r hogs six nionthii old am)
dyer, including boar?;
__ _
election in bein^_prepared.
Sulphur Clears
A Pimpled Skin
(JPE N A L L N IG H T
-• v*
-‘
J VW• T-7-^* ‘if*
San ford C a fe
125 W . F IR S T ST.
tilton J, Motighton
New Ford Coupe
One Karat Diamond
Ring:
F R E E TIDAL
W hitehall l ’hnrmacal Co.
598 Madison Avenue.
New York. N. Y.
D ipt. N793M.
Moil me n F ree ' Sample of
M entho-Sulphur.
A coupon given witli each fivo
gallons gas and four quarts oil.
Also a coupon with cnch dol
la r’s purchase good for
ALUMINUM WARE
Drawings each Monday nnd
Thursday
Let us furnish you with the hc3t
Gas and Oils, Tires nnd Tubes
a t better prices.
Itincs Filling: Station
nnd SAVE* ut the Seminoli
o u r city-—help your own fni
Best Cooking
Reasonable Prices
are the advantage
of this place.
1113 Sanford Ave.
Phone 4 6 1 -J
•
* NEA Service,
|J fc NEW YORE, March 4.— 1
tionn nr.d decimals \vt*-e difi
for Albert Fav . w Teriitme.
with a New England rchordu
doing her hr-nt for him. I V
"7 mane* came canily witli no d;
>r tiop whatever.
*» ( Ju st e r r glance n ‘ An!c« ;*
i. toil, a blonde doll at. f* :
d brought into the lift*-- t<
i- house hy Iter m other, and ?
Albert, the lurgrbt b-*y i:i
•. school, e n |>lt Lilnt cd.
It
'H ow . I fell!’' be v
a tru stin g blue t-;, • . tb
c angel and a pm!: nr. 1 s- b.
I longed to tou- hl
p
“ I In-cauir In r ■>
k
^
•
f o rg o t( e n — I
v t o !c
p o e try . S ir.
ly enough, ionic V f it got in1:-*
IlC Tl’l II .
1 "Tlii-n ohV da
t i •
charm In," n 't - ti > '
tan, Diking my j t
.~i
v w ith *1 lava -o i' i.r ->t ,.■,
\
I mo inciF about lift wh. n i
j have Itj--n t-tiidynir.
. "D o p' f o n - r l- II un- • ii i
I g r o w lip to i,::pi-r!i-Jiri
*In i
(
ERTI5ING
Tigley, the chewing1 gum man
explained how he built up a busi
>of millions of packages a day.
He lias done it by sticking to his
one line and advertising it. He spends
over a million dollars a year in buying
newspaper space to tell the world
about 5 cent chewing gum. He has
educated people to chew gum and to
chew Wrigley’s. He did not stop
shouting as soon as he/ attracted at
tention.
He says you must keep it up or the
buyers will forget you. Wh ether
yours is a 5 cent or a $50,000 business
keep tel ling about it.
sw eet, n a i u r a l
f la v o r .
*'v/Jieat in,
O F IH I .
Sanford,F
STRENGTH - SERVlfF.
n l ackey. I 1-jgg --I h«-t , !.» !
n b a c k a n d fo rth daily. II i, 1
r shiny r< d a p p b n:v! i - I
tick eradication act.
and imiig-i of low . I l.ji- v :
A rovlenv o f the w ork ncco*n- all a* cigliL.’'
: y pl/flhcrf by tlie hoard during the
Even so, /il i
>un
p a st two years ahould he (.nffleietit under tin
of i . <
to convince the m ort skeptical th at If n fu l li n ' *h'< ;d> i l-> oi , ,
. tho 1923 act Isjjrapnble of freeing is mure or h -? bl ip!
larg e a reas o f tieku, tho veterinuTbn- wht o 11
i'
' ‘ jnkn added, even though it in Im loft Springfield. M i
/p rac tic al in rjimc rcspocta, and con- tbo lowMek AH* ii
1 i
/ tains some feature? th a t re ta rd the from the svilea «,f t
<.
' rapid progrcK? of tho work and | duo tlm e lie III t ain, •!• «
m ake Its operation more o.xpensi ve | ori i||i| .| wi t h >
;
th an would ntherw iso in: necessary 11ta r ted in a >vi ilin
The 1927 ceftlon of tbc logltdii problem iif bt-< m
turn should amend the present law ing. Tin- little b
so th a t tho S ta te Live Stock S a n i ii memory.
ta ry Board will have au th o rity to
Afl<')' praiiniit o
denignato nnd m iurm itiu" tiu> a n o* ho I euVeb-il in <. ,
o f'rone? in which the w*r|, «,f ti-*! n i l . i41*4*■ t ii : \ *
eradication nhiill bu conducted, l»r. VustlgUted b-per "I'I
. I
K napp stated, instead of juninm g ill a Redi-nin <!•' > t. m:*! i
from one ]iart of the ’ late to n,t v i- n a in M olinninn ,! iui r r, • . ,t
o th er upon tho completion of tin lint ■■i«J, i ■* v-ere U ■' o;e eil In ,
Work in a given urea. Tick erndi t< r noil evi-i ’ Unlly lie eatio* I • ,N
cation, to be” su cc v sfn lly mi-! 7 o r k to w r it e .
economically accomplished, ihoubl
“ A n i F t n e o n t m u e m ” nre-'r-ti
begin a t uiu end or p a rt of the 1 nni.M tineover n I’urh *p ' a ■
state, and proceed progrusaivi-ly n a il," lie confer -i*. ' \ i i
/
therefrom to ilic o ther end. Tin- novo outlived and I on- m b ,,. ).;,
m ethod of procedure perm it? tin
use of n single iiuarantino line,
which is n working lino nt all tine
nnd does not require any addition:! I
force or expense to m aintain.
W hereas, when wi»rk 1? spott«:i
qver th e stall1, ns required by the
, p resen t low, each tm n , when, freed
o f ticks, must immediately qunm n
tine against all bordering tick-in
festod areas, nnd provide <|n:ir:s;:
tlno j atrol fore*-, which is very <?
. pensivo nnd not nt all , ffi
- - .a g a in s t rcinfestntlc.n. the Matt
veterinarian explained.
■A* ‘ Continuing Ids *taiena-m, i>»
E '-lR n n n p raid:
Wfit- '"nivtion II of tho 192’S
, j,,
vidcs th at the state shall p.i-. ,
A'l’ datUe owner - lie-half 1be :e I j:.t
Boce??*ary and reasonable « i m .
« f dipping his ra ttle . The S
Live S tork S an itary Hoard b.i d
term iued by th: opera!ion <( ,,i.
• work thu? fa r that i.o two <n::l. j
owners In tlio s ta u dip th eir catilj I
under identical rondltioiis, nu-tl.o ! 1
and m anner <>f liandlitig ra ttle vary ,
w ith practically every ca ttle owner j
fhe distance cuttle arc drivon varies I
a t every dipping vat and pructicailv ;
P?'cry lilpplng day. Nn actunl iv
pense m o a l s arc kept t-i pny ib.
cattlem en, nnd, therefore, tin boni-l
ho* not been able to pay the e ti
tle owner? according to individual
unseua I inni
i r u: ■
- r
costa, but ha? had to
t« atrike
atrik an uv
c rap e expense under theoretically a-t tu-jpi r in i ip»i,it
InV irolll't |f
;|- j,.,.,
norm al condition?.
• :*,*<! f nW .q'g j ^ . i
“ In ardor to intelligently pay th • ia l.'h : . r
,j | , . i i t- ir ti i >
m any ecttlo owners fo r dipping not.m . m y, i
fh c lr ra ttle , the board is required lU-im tb. V'h '.v, . ... l«:V - n .n u ’-i
*.■ .y ,
to m aintain a very in tricate syateni n n ilio u ru ’ ■’
>i h ; i.i . xvi;t
, o f reporting and re c o rJjrj' -44w *■1)1 / '
.- • uit
.num ber of cattle dipped by each •-OM ill .1 ■ , u kVtl ( .an d every cattle owner every four
- ,- - ,
. \[Um , |
teenth day through- ut the dipping m b.i
»ea«»n. U --cotta the S tate Live may tabu th e ,‘ hou:t*-;.*.. • :L;0n
. . , ,, .Block Board and the office <4 .the u tip- mivtitatom. at
, a U te com ptroller over 30 uutU fo r
i? -each w a rra n t istuod to a c iitic
r. ew per. The nmney thus diverted
■fro m fh s truo purposo of tick tro d l£ caboa-afould go n b u g . way in cx^T-J* Wtok ,■b n the blate, tixv u,c etptn>>
J? ^ r e f o r e , It appm ir, thfV thU m ,r/; nothing of th<
J « W * » !•* >
4 7o Interest paid
�THERA
Countess W in s In
Suit to S ta y in U.S.
ans through th e Intrlencles o f some
r.onorous sonata, you g e t th e im seal nf- the Clrvutl Court of It'S*
Ju.ltetsl Circuit of the Ktstr
pression th a t w ith o u t hhi 6 o r 3 Peventti
« H o d a o ri Motors May. .....
ef Florida, tn nnu for, ai'mtu«ie(
inches
or
hnlr
flying
iirountl
like
County,
Florid.*,
on this the <th day I ra-vOi
hmir e l i ' 0. ^
0f lhe fir#t
Ju ly ’A...
NEW YORK, M arch 6 .—{&)—
’ 1
Let
lK
th * t Stock down near- Sept.........
n iieuant In u flsh'-tnll wind he of .March A. 1», t s ; t
-t----'
V
F. DOl’tU.AdH.
Vera the Countess of C athcart,s p e n ta and Genera! Electric, LARD—
would be more helpless th an n ship
Olerk
won her suit to rem ain in this l B A Y RT t cTT-'i o
L 15.00
tt’lrcult Court Heal)
at sea w ithout a rudder. *
' v i e U . i , nm• ■ A m e r i c a n
Hadintu M a y ____
country today, when fed o ra! ! fT>. £T; L 0 L I*S’ Miss.. M,lITh 5. j ' ^ r P°int8 ur more. F it - July
A. M. WKDKS
.1 5 ^ 2
Hot Sousa h a sn 't g o t nny h a ir
t
Deputy fi* rh
, ........ - ■ .
,
j U(lee Bondy sustained a w rit of *
to
wave
and
ho
seems
to
g
e
t
n
WIUPO.V. I P ir 8 M tiL liF .lt ft IWVUp.1?’ "' K >M>pe «rlpk t r i m
to obtain a ju ry to m G d Storlh,8'11 T ned aU’Bl,yf*IH»—
haheas corpus a fte r D istrict A t
Sollelturafor
Cniualalnanis
DIP
#t
i
,/irit*.
’Pit
he. rln.
18.60
_1
rt.-lf*
good deni of mimic o u t of his band
try J o » c Cavra on . ^
JJ
“ “ H ......
R u ifH
I'ui.iisli: Sinr, G, is. is. ;» nnd »o4 hn.-h of y *■>»
,
torney Buckner had entered in
J.T'Jc.
July
1’».I2
i
’
Jst
the
same.
18.75
murder
April rm!.
| it-h i. till* «r interest P« c.fttl
Plates the record th at ad u ltry does not
were resumed in circuit
taking hycam e more g en -1 IIKU.IKS—
And
an
o
th
er
point
in
Sousa’s
fa
_________
_
_
________
_____
_
‘
[.ml,,
.iv
*
«'I
l
lit
I"”
e,
‘t'lM
jt
p it>. fni c Oltl'IvBnJ
jtfimatesj constitute a crimo under tho court here t oJ% S o v e n jurors were S ' 1" 1 prospective buyers inti- May .
17.27
l
vor is th at he d oesn't g iro you th e i> r u n r t i i r n r . t t u i“t r u r 'v , , ,u. «.rt
. wh «f v " »*e »»
' ‘‘ I1 'J hSn ‘he bear faction un- July
SavinRS laws of the Union of South accepted yc.ttc
16.4 a 20.00
im prouian of n gy m n ast dbing his
M tttiN o l.t: r u t ' M ’V, i t .o t t 111a
re -.a b l
a r i e « r to t
■
*
«
m
—
J
s
s
S
r
a
s
a
r
*
men
had. been examined. Judge ion M ,U,eir J?Unck
IS -(.IIA S IT ail
'
■
untiy dozen. He doesn’t tr y to
H ud-1
...
„
Hit
t’r
r
t
*it
i
t
t
f
n
d
i
:
n
n*n Motors,
son
Motorc, General
Gem-rai Electric,
E lectr ic, U .J|
J A C K S O N V I L L E , FIs., M ar 6. mak. his wadkneo think he is p lay
„ Jl*rch 5-' ' Th?countess had been refused
CUMI’.t.N'V.
a
I
ofp..
niter
A.
White,
presiding,
has
nn
. - t nst Iron Pipe dropj>ed » points. —(/P)—Conditions nnd quotation* ing every one of tho hundred in
admission by im m igration a u
Cumpiaineri*
l dream* of (
, j In a number of influential sh iw s prevailing on the Jacksonville m a r strum ent* In tho band. W hrti he
«s.
thorities on the ground of m oral
. 1 tnciud n s B.nfltwrln • ____ 1.1 ' 172? ket today ns reported by the Flor
filled aboiit turpitude a fte r h er adm ission
J.»8KI'll
AtmElKlKDA.
g ;to through ho doesn’t have to
fS ttoS tfr i L>
iH'fcn.tnuis
in linn Mt *j®, T®PftP<‘r3 etrcaiating bn.tan tra n sit, Intcniatioiial Tele- ida State M arketing B ureau:
the R»i- that she had accom panied tho
te tlre to n co rnet, have a rubo rd er or l*Hiilii-nllnn.
>n Hancock county to refrain from Phone and Telegraph. Mack T rack
Suprdtcs
o
f
all
m
iscellaneous
vegdown
a
s
t
r
t
'i
.'t
:
t
h
k n o w n An d i ■n Earl
of
Craven
to
South
A
frica
and a fan in t t y face bc^egin the
KN<.U S t'KFIADANT8
u r i . m l L l est,mon>; introduced and IJ. S. Steel, the laNt mentioned etahU-g very lig h t; dem and■ goo.1;'
fore
he rt the next piece.
from
England
while
both
were
.....
"
p
‘
.in
sta
Tho
S
tale
of
Klornt
i. to:—
ite’s first
‘Another rally
rallv movement ' veo* light;
F vre is
f'nr
i atailing
a mg toto 12fl%r ‘Another
m ark et, Sourtr-stand* before his musiclJosopli Ai*. Arr.iletota and- — —— I I I ie therefore OltllKUBl*
married.
hi* ul(.-, Joseph Ftio son this nmlcv to pnhi>11*4 It. "ie
fcnnertton « d t f ra
in , ' ' a * . 8t» f« l around noon. U. s . strong for gooti stock.
and directs them w ithout any Arredondu
Itctnveea Fineqan Ins v, tf.- to ri llerald. a newapaiwr paw
v ,nrnf « ! l n W.r ,th ?!aymg of J. A. Niwl getting back to 125. Call
HoaniL preen.
Beans,
green, ' * ‘bushel hamper* fu-s anti frath cra. with constim- and
|ju?t hcrn
I>i*vf«t
('(.m.
ttdii it. U ld an i.'ii, J-.r. III S.»Utot'll. SeinlHote eoUnl>.
MeLomore. McLcmorc and \v M loams renewed at 4*-;.
j rnu'Hcally o supplies;. , .
, *]inta , grave and charm , nnd he VVtlllamx Aaron tTlatnti-.. A. II .i.r- Ida, once ti week for four (•)
liter, #up*'r M.ngec federal entumogists, were
, Beans, wax, %
_
* bus
bushel ham pers, doesn't ke.p you so busy trv in g to ard. tJe*»t-K*. .it.: .Morton. r'alvlM A. *> >ill ire vv«l«d;
eomJnis*
k led Ic h n m ry 18 near 1'icuyune.
\v |tn ess hi) UsPd aud th« ”J « l l
Ai.rtir O. lin n Is, Indlvldiialtv
Noon Stock List
j practically no ir.inplica. ,
foil, w- tho antics r,f the directo r ‘ i'ongt-.
iMiti
of
the
OfvreiM
co
u
rt
and
ns
Trust*
for
Jessie
Clove).
If
olifin, that
, Notwithstanding
Judge
. . evy YORK. Mar. 5.-_{>p)—
Cabbagg, 1 Is bushel ham pers, th a t you can’t hear the music of living and If dead, all parties r u n n
i'„'.'n.■iVi'i-i.'jsv. . . t i b . » i - ; :
W hites order, half n dozen news Allied Cliein. it
ing interest under Joseph At. Arr«- of FliirhTii. In "hd for prinltp'jy
' now Mock; $2.75^5.25.
the band,
olitcd ft»r
Dye
......
...
122
paper reporters were m court* to- American eTah
and ---------- - Arrsdonda tils K m aty. Klorldn. on tills «hr »th flu)
I like quiet efficiency. T h a t’s vlondu
111 1 j Celery, Florida 10 inch crates, Fs
plant on
wife, Joseph ■Pitu son amt ltil»'ivii
•Iny Several of this group repre American Smell. I llefg.
and It's fl.00@i8.00
one of the reasons whv the Essex rint'K'in tits wit,-. David tl.ir.127
tm «q*d) '
*'v V i £ r i S 9 | ^ H _
sent publications patronized by American Sugar
7i*,i - ! Kgg plant, atam lard crates, fancy t ondi m akes such a strin g appeal • lets It. ni.-kcm.iin. .1. K. WtUtnms.
DAYTONA BKAC1I., Mar. r».
f e l l cu lt C o .rn PeallM;
Aaron
.'tirade,
A.
it,
OunriL
tl»or#e
Lrtriid to —(vT)—Following a ra id on an td- residents h f Hancock county
—
*
practically
no
supplios.
Atchison .....•_______
to me. ami to sy nmity thousands It Morton. Calvin .* I'oage, Annie *’•
127',
Judge White added what ho B a ld w in Lm a m o t iv e
of Nitre,
cu-rl
Peas, English, T» bushel hanip- ot o th er |K*oti|eT
lintel*, Imllvl.lunlly end -«|k . t w lot*
l ’ged jrnmhlimr house, locateil on termed a ‘further exi
f the neccs- IVniitsuln Drive, n ear th e K.a11-,• for J. ruin .'loud, .I»ue3>.sl or \Vtt>MN. ItOtyHOt.DHU ft 0 0
lunation” of Bethlehem S tu l
crs. practically no supplies.
— n d \. _
Yours,
11T
y
.
iteltors
for
t’ornplotota*.
his
olilrr.
ottierwlso.
us
tieir*.
.lovl»t-4*j
»tranHo point 1**1 out that two f’oea tkila .............
tipendiluri!
Peppers, s.tniulnrd-crntcs, ,gt-eell
B IL L
I u,,
hreexo postal station, Thursday
lees or other claimants. Claiming I’al.’ls h '- -Atar I., 15, 1»,
K) Xill l*e night. Robert Casper, charged men were killed at the same time Corn Products
; j g \ fancy, practically no supplies.
j any Interest ujitter any of the Mild A|.«'ll Jnd.
'
ilt*.
eased .I. fondants, a.l.l Vo the
r and other with ot>rratin g a gam bling' house, and that one nmn had been indicted Crucible Steel
*i Squash, standard crate*, yellow,
li.-lrs, devisee* granl.-os or oilier
*t rli|»U* is at latge under a cash bond of !'e . S'!0 v h a r g e s .. He s u g g e s t e d . Davison
2 7 f umy, practically no supplies.
. ....... ... Chemical
T re a te d O ne
rlntm.vnt* .|r otherwise under AI.-ktkat it m ay be neeoN ary t j have* Dupont do Nemours
Jria conUK-', l Fqunsh. staihlurd crates, white,
Uniter J, I'rVh.lv deceased. June I)
JtJ.OOO.
W eek F
[epipment
two trails of thi-s defendant and tlenernl Elect l ie
ClotttJ lieei
8. tli Frooetv ilr| fumy, practically no supplies.
The case originally set for this<ftlmt in all probability it will be
Doctor* nnd gooti nhnrinist* CrtiVS'-d. Aaron cloud ileernstd. Mos
Ph.n t brsal
Ice for one
Swts*t potatoes, per cwt. $2.75@
N«
w
York
.Central
124'v
es K. levy dceeased. William T ra
morning was continued n n o tlu r necessary to have one more trial.
i v iieied In a
,7.f,t).
. know th at Cod Liver Oil i* full nf vers
N
orthern
P
ad
fir
deevus-'d
Mild
John
FotltU*
.|*>7oT
.
hours: swelling reduced Ini a J
in municipal court to permit
Tomatoes, sixes. Florida, fancy vita mines th a t m a k e flesh, create etsvsed. In the property hevrlnuf. dais, rrn u tates the liver. KldW
I’eneylvajiia R, R, .
•I rk« I tin accused to obtain a Jackson
51’.
appetite'
b u ild s tip the p o w e r to ter diserllirel and to_tvll poiilt-s, stomacli nnd livnrt, purtnea
.
"tun
and
stoik,
4.75@r>.60.
P. A. I,.
board is ville attorney fa r th e defense.
:tt*
each and every, rlalm lng ati) lustrengllictis lh* rn llr* »yi
I omntoos, alxes, Florida, choice resist disease mid puts good so lid trrest of Interest In the land In- liliM.d.
S-oithern Railwav
s> utalc’s
113
tem. Writ* .for fres tria l
Acting on advices received s cv flesh
on
s
k
i
n
n
y
m
en
a
rd
w
o
m
e
n
.
volM-.l
In
this
Milt
under
any
of
the
count
and
stock,
$;t.0O(«!4.BO.
Studcbaker
578,
iirPirc tag • cral days ago and following inBut lt'» horrible Insting stu ff at.nvp m.ioi.l ileft-nvlniit*. e a ch ....... COI.I.LTI i m o m m :
Oranges, boxes, fancy count nod
is—after .-tractions regarding the gam iding
whose nn.oe* a n<l • meld- tier-*
>. I2--1.
----» V# V*
V Stnmlnni Oil of N. J
AH ap
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,.
a.mi.
,
i-’V
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*vfP’ <lnV* frw er. Peop le are every
-t.s
k.
$i.2;.@:,,mt
aia 'unknown to the Complainant In D eri, t i l l
To! vacv*o 1‘roducls
165’
filled— ■I, vices issued recently by the city
tlo
wtiove
entitled cause atv.1 to nil
Oranges,
tmxes.
choice
count
and
I
‘
,l
*
fo
r
'•‘•rttmt
are
Ptescrih
U. S. Rubber
72'N tock, 8.1
turn out management. Chief F ourier headed
t (in
an,<l pw ple a re fust learning unknown p r i r i t i *. whomsoever,
l \ S. Steel . .
i lalli.llig nnv Interest or .Intel, din'
125’
| on s tf iu 1s :i sigaml which raided tho promises
STOP THAT COUGH
' Grapefruit, boxes, fancy count i ! o [ \," ’h .a ‘l,r C\ l , l*^'1**’* . r*T*u,tu In no latid Involved In lliln -all. I
Thnrsd(n>niidjt.
ami -O. k. 1.0i'@4.r>U.
I w ith -McCoy * Cod Liver Oil Com- -aid land lo'ltlK situate In HciwIliOlc
' AI EL SI INK, Fla., March r>.
<
‘i.um
>
-.
riorlda
an
d
dvsertto
d
aNEW
ORLEANS,
Mar.
b
P
ilimtiillnl at
W ins supposed to flash tho hit- - bP- 7 wo of ( hiciigoks best girl
G rap efru it, boxes, choice c u n t I V!,hUind T,,bl,,uV ,whUh. the Union ifi\\t>\sn.
flEFOHE IT STOPS VOIII
)krt to pro- i si returns from the more* prom i golfers were opponent* here today Fiittmi futures noon .bids stead v: and stock . $ 1 PUm 8 50
I h a r m t u y and d r u g g i s t s all o v e r
TU A fT I.
-• .1
,
day.
11 nent ract tracks, layouts for ‘skin’ in mie semi-final tn.it. Ii of the Flor Mnr. 18.0(1; May IK.IKI; July 17.62
Tilt*
north
hull
of
tinnorth
j
Straw hen in., 82 quart crate* .' ,.ho *‘°Vn lry .n r^' ,,ttVi'»K « tn-'uen , ho if nf i ho hicut li It n If o f i he |
room ait fit, 'gam es and various o t h e r 'devices ida Fast < ot.si ch'impinnship, iim| Oct. 16.7U; Dec. 16.2!'.
■A<u4.*.
dou* demand for.
:•oMlhriiM ipinth r «*f tin* north'!■■I s k V
Ir*l dipping lalculated l" sep a rate the unwary iti the other semi-final, tbj* prin
• ’like*, Imt house, dozen carton*,!
" " " .u n gained HI putmds in
M
nii.ii ic r o f S«*i i loti ?**,
• iNylfl* *,7
NEW YORK, Mar. r>.;—(/Pi—( ’.It- fan.v '2 0051)2.25
, numeral from his money were alleged to cipals Were (he gitl- who wore
*f nny skinny man o r' TuW||Mtli|l It* flOUtll. Itiltlfiv ?!•
riiMt,
ton
futures,
noon
bid*
-ieiniy
;
Mar.
v
woman
can't
p
u
t
on
6
pounds
in;
lend i «ai • have been found.
% : nn
finalists here bet year. In the
TUACT 2.
I A number of card sharps and upper half Mi - Dorothy Klotz, U '.nj; May 18.74: July 18.18; (),■
l ot* !*:i. ion. 12*1 m ol Mo of
NFAY ORLEANS, l.n„ Mur. 5.— 30 days, your d ru g g ist is au th o r
1
D
,
.
17.06
l'ln< hurvi
Bn-orttiim
to
ph«i
I Way.
contidcnce men, who have been f'huago (li-trid rhnmpion,. pin ye
1 I'1 -Cotton futures ojumeil sternly: ized to refund the purchase price.' MiiTrof
roi*#*r«l«Jtl In |»lnl hooh
Be sura and get McCoy's, the
p:ntr for th«- I woiking from this city on Florida Miss \ ie \V ie. 17-yenr-idd sta r who
Mm.
h
IS.62
bbl;
May
1S.1I;
Julv
Z
im
pp
.*
I
of
t
ho
imlilli!
form*li*
t ‘Il i e AGO, M„r, ,, i
Puia 17.67; (id . 16.86; Dee. 10.8 1 bill. I original and genuine Cod Liver Oil
ray. Crmirnl I cast to ast trains a re believed t<- recently won tile Florida state title
••t Si ininnlo O m niy. Kh*rhln. t.-is, receipt- TP ears: lota' Fatted
Compound Tab!* is —60 tablets
AI.SO |pri'- ti yard h ie,* hi*en interested in the hous<* ni Palm Beach.
Tlir linrili ir. frill of I ho m M
S
ta
t
e
*
sld
p
m
i-n
ts
00.1:
1
a
Gan.tdiai
;
tin
cents.
—udv.
No ttrehi- fnvend men
’ ■v AY'AU'ORUQGISTS
M :u YORK, Mar. 5.— (M—C*descaped when tin
hsilf of lit** loiislii liatl of th o
hi tin- lower bracket. Miss Gleam. , t rad mg ju l fair, m a i l . i t fen tv
'V ‘*h futurea npciieil steady: Mar.
pan1 up the i id uii- conductetl, the chief Mat
. 11 o il It t u l f of tho wont It tin If of
( "II. it. teiliot'al ehampiim. upposeiL U G -<ir..a sa c k e d r ain I w l i l t . ’,,ih" iMiitt in ri**i i|u n r ic r ■»! tho
per peniti ti*: May IS.82; J u ly IS. 15; O t t.
not i ii w« j*k iiiiiirh r bi h*ct'UoU 1*».
the girl who was rnmier-up to her
r.r,r,i :i sr,; r. v. fa n c y -lui.le h igh er: I!'.I
ix r m : i n n i i r i m n r
m*
btainnl ninl 1
I 7 l..; Dec. 17.16.
I ' d u i -lili' i •» rtuulh, Hmiuo 2a
• CVIIMil.i: r m VIA . t lo ll I Ii l
ben* Hi
Miss France* Had- I Miane ota •O'k.xl. rmifnl U'iiiie-,
«m*•I
my tlie litioi
IN
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)
| J.'.iim '.To; Idiilne mi !
\\ .i pi»**ji rhm friiin ll»»* *tvorn
York S ta te I n t'i. Id el 'lilwaake...
r i eh
"
ti i m m i . I' r \t m :i:i.i.i; !mil
the lllo-t , New
i *11 ni i '» Mpliiltit lifi'otii I tmi von
Mi-- Kl"!/.. winner of tin* south :t.7.'i(6
(
FLICKY
M
ARKET
oiol I I. l u l t D .W
over the Throes
1111*1
ojo'h
iif von inti\ i to!tn *om#
• oielii inn ni Of A nother Atlantic championship at Ormond I
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i t l't, till** m Int« i . ^ l tn utol lo
V*.
A T I S
tlo*
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v hi I oiliiThol c iic*-i'!ilii,i! j R H E U M
Bradi
last
week,
and
medalist
in
C
!!H
’
\0,O.
Mar.
Shipping point inform ation for S t i l t i t . tt I It.FI. I I I
n! with the Heavy
Of Snow (la* tournament on Tuesday, yes- try, alive steady t .'. I qd i 2 m o . I'liUi.-day,
Fall
i • U 1! i • ....... u i i i »i>;i u : d . \ hot ( T ‘H GONE! T h at aw ful agony
I u fi iiilarti -*■
March
4.
Florida's
v -0 ;ili-I t o*l • ! i oil It 0 ti«l %mii H»:i* '
clrdi’.j i limianted Mi*. Dorothy r.rtres m aared
Bd th
Sanford, Fla.. P artly clottry,
In I . 1-1 i ■*1II 1** t| to .111p I'-11 1*1 III*' X IlhenmuHsm
cnnT atasd
ir John U
lln lrr «»f I*ii1illcri||uit
A l l!A N Y , N . Y . .March I
i.l*» II ml of Pleiad dphia. Mrs, llur.i.
II*JI of »'' It i. 111*i1111 fill tl ll» L»4i| III rich, rod blood that H. 8. 8. hoi pa
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ight
vtlre
ii'on
lry
,
d
em
a
n
d
cXi'cuuv,
f h -tt .t l|* • •si« ALmhIhv tin- til t l o 1
N o rth ern a n d w e s t e r n N ew Y olk
r T* • K Ni »U N AN I* I
Ii- • ' I. m a r k ' I s i l e n t l y
w eaker,
<‘111f
o. Mat
:t u
oris vv.d (.> ■H a g g l e d to d a y to p u t t r a f f i c hack .who ha* held the national title
V, 11, 'T ’it lit* mi tin lo Imt Nature build.
II
v *w n m : m :\ i • w t .h
|
three I tile . the Bl li-lt ehltlapiell llollllei <I hi nl net s
But rheumallem will bring pillB
t
..rloii
lf.ti.b.
iiwnnI
t
e
r
m
s
ami
.if thin f t i it 1 1 nil Ho
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lit
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1( lid a i ti mi a n orm al b a s i s a f t e r a sn o w fa ll
in Hmi»f»*|*1 H* in lii'il* nn.l mlstny In your JolatB ana niual Vt *i( 11 \ ni I mu} W*s11s| Hlit I • .OH I * u*
1Milo v t o It c a s h tra ck , 111 im li v r u le s , in
with tin that moron nisi D o n a ld R. Mil '1 I i ship twaei and the ehampi.mship el-pool P.vvj* a in >v I. I:
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1
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111
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.*'»* 1|*1 II |r* vv11<' lire iiti*tl|th
. t ‘at. u!a tkr. e limes, was three to tv 1r it t rice- In
t lea Just in long no you »r« with*
Ma i . . i j h t . ;l-6 i l m , G o ld en S e if
rnllarj - 4. I* W, * 14-II* |t*I Is .tit- It i *»*f il | !■ . *1 « 1*1i* I «It f »*••**• H in
A rctic e x p lo r e r , in W e - l f i - l-l. I u|i with live to play but Miss l\ lot x
Tim I IVI'T |I." J di (bill tv.'l. in* 1*1..a. h in g . fa ir t o g e n e r a ll y g o ld
.41ii«’ iti** i\ 4f* II I*. 1*4111141*t*“* i i*i siil* *-•-*1 re». reImh1 \ . *i, * **»I • in •• out pit-lily of rich, rod blood la your
as- d in I l-u Inti,
f»Hill | Ifi f§4*1* I I Hire Ml III* ■yeiem.
i n tin* s h o r e s o f l . u k e Urn*.
t i i ed lie match by three long c "»| il ' l< i! I- tv. mI t ha: i n it it n n o l i t t , m o s t l y f a i i l y w e ll Idanch1.i *•*. ti I.*iin 8 u 1 Il‘v . rit«*imvH 1 • lit
charg. < i:
\\ -\i*Mill .! Vt m sin • Mt. I.-Un 1. ' «Vti4|tliiliHi«t1 Ifi mill in III*’ I •Mil ■ IPs the rod-ldisal-rclln th at 8 . 8. B.
T h e e x p lo r e r h a d a lectu re i ti- putt.- air! won mi the IMh ,v h. ii i h Mi ■nr i ,ra
>d,
s
m
ile
g
r
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n
S
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lilt in.il, f .
lit .. II* 1* Vv . (. Hr retic*Ii. .1 It 1 ***ltdi’*l, 4i1reiv * tit »» i’ll** »f
giigetiien t last n ig h t ill J n m i - I wn. Mr Until missed a three looter
I 1 * . ............ 0311 *1111*1 * I Util l.i-U-a Nature Imlld that drlva out of
t|n\V 11 atl*'gl llel til in. CuUaidi rable'stiR'k a r r iv in g I >1- It i l i * 4* li. ||>i AreIt*ire i * 11**11»- Mm.
l i n e nr i il* i
nl» tun -n g m -e d a m o t o r is t fo r a u p
your system tho Impurittea that
im i| * * in- im sil
tn ili#- H mi
j.t V* I*III! M.1 Llift I 1**11 At'In W lilt \\ i [ ♦
M -- \ no Wie gained Iter hi t < it her for imt lint or ftilvvt. di ■ m . ' k o t a s h o w i n g fa ir to poor
I
fniil
11* I III
n* (llt|ie! fill I■! t
’ * *1 civune ihcuuiailsm. And uuttt'you
h'iii .tii **.*♦ii* w, a i* E,ti im ii .1. h
M .iviille, w h e r e he h o p ed to g, i a fimu : \i le ts by vanquishing Mi
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from
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liv
ery.
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IN .Mill
M illt v
M r^ !(•••*
Htd oiuiet
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"II 4 Are* li fill* fidll!■ i l i t II do build up. yenr blood to where It
! ^t'LlUlJb
* ll.i l 1 * 1
Mi* r*
I .MilI •1,1
h I i ,n .>iver*.
; plant. ,\lr train hut th e d r iv e r tu rn ed bail; Stew .it Hanley. Detroit d i s t r n | Fiit.iraldi i top rntvlltiot
to pure uml rich and red, yon elmI 4* i-f - l H
rinti*,.
\\
1
11
nii V.t i a ^.1 •lit %** itf »'l**.
v In ti d r if ts b lock ed t h e w a y . V la i rhamjoeo six and five. Mi s t d- i! iin -I ie tt in', r w h e a t : t "til'.1 "1
'Iptitl
euriol
shipment*
from
Sanf \\ ti II*
|,| i lutiiil Hill rlire * I f II Ire I | ■I> - II I
r» i i. .,
l . i.l cl I I.l 11mil' li-OI.
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ltolllt'j..‘ll,
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.ver
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Helen
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id
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s
fa
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d
to
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e
a
r
t
h
e
track
s
v <ili* I’lir 'ill
♦*i•rtrt **f l »•
so to p r o m o t e s. Ring trad to >l<- I"i k district lhl» season to date, | I Icji .'It I I.l I*. , 1, Vlie.' It 1*1111..1- ‘ -» il
|hin\" .to
And H. S. a is Cm thing. Bed
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mill
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lire
Kl
I.
1.1'lb. Total carlo! shipm ents from ,HI,I - ■
l*.ltlll*ln ll.‘ Il 11-1*0 'el •i |*1 re nlre in itit'1 f*ir Hreinifi•■11 blood couqtioni rheuinatbim. Ernrynl'ess value.*. C h ic a g o op nini* tig
tnr.ri' than I. hi J a m e s t o w n , M a c M illa n c a v e Portland. Maine, five and four.
V. VV ,V\Uv. Win II. ll.'iein.v. i*l *va 1I’l'l
lire* *u' tn I h r lo w e r . *.lue.' new •N'anfeid district last season same •.1
tll l Ol.tl *1.1 *M1 lliln til*’ Ilh *1*4 » body‘know a tluit.
*
.
shlf am-itijr up the s t r u g g l e a n d h e w a s . mi
ll
I,..11
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r
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t: Mv-s-cr met It M
Tidal rnrinl shipm
to m i s s a I c c l u r c atigage- (’oclidg-e rr<r Support 1 jf». nn.i .inly i» ..in :i' . date, 2.055,
' I • !>?«•
si
u
- ents I etna n if lliliiu .rail If it. mt all <•1 M m *’
H." B. S. means millions a t red*
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rlet
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years
in**
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i
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"r th e l i r - t t i m e in I 1- t . .it
r li lived Ie. mi net e i- 1Im I u
VI I
Idooil-icire—means health all over.
t»o .1 r
»f"lrt*nII * m i . ^••iiiy
siiine dale, 2.165. Total car- 1
P olf- \otlo.uj 8. lot mi*l
1\*t I d r if t e d ro a d s In dt-p'.i 1 '
Year A ir Pi or ram tii,It : wdiitn a i . rage n f it1."ttt i•r-, l.*tSo, shipment
No mure rhoumatrera. Nights of
Mi i m v \i:rk .* i i».i*ui\ or»tix
Bade . ;|
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i from Floridii, thi *, ‘J’,' u • *i,» n** reit I K iti ii I »*11FI I* till* \Yn .hi in Mi ti him *l.h i K a
i t in s o m e p la c e s . T h e -t "tn.
rest — days of Joy,
l.
ujijnr » : j
HiiHt-liDia f.ir Ot nn |i tii I» ml
ea.mn to date, 1.18 1. T o ta l ear- | o if. il F I »*MIIKLi«> l>", i * 1111*vi 11
O f
W'iir Department , ii nl'i.*ii
tilled with tho hap
It b e g a n S u n d a y , hat* < n
mid ou t- -* iiip a tlil/i-l with
inniiur.
e
rnMUli*
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M*ir
N
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mrel
i
• V\ I fill, TlllfIII .4* V' M**»hii
F lorid a last
piness of ncexjinpllsh*
" l stea d ily .
vile'iil w en t.lie -. A fter o p e n in g . l**t shipm ents from
\|*ill 2
till • . 1- r
l.\ 11 ill. in J. J»n l\ Ihuiicli
•1‘jismi,
a
mu
datit,
2,1*12.
ToLil
. a*i to 1 t ,• I.oitn. Mav 7s > in 78 ,
meat—madu posslbln
Iir •II. Iv. J It 1 s*i *li-i i ti, 4 nil li
W \ S I U N < ; T O N , March
vt mil 4ji ii** *s
m ill ■I s h ip iu e a ts from F lo rid a e,i<»»• by a body brimful of
II -»11y> I.i V*
i> r m : flint i r r « n i m
A fte r n visit tn tht* Whit* H ou se co rn rallied and then s a g g e d .
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Lrcun H at H ands
WIfre H.i r.i h
t .re- en-oti Iasi y e a r , 7,'.t.r*.'t,
r o d b l o o d e d life,
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glit green band.
weight butchers slow; I" t‘* 2l>< c r a t e s . 3 -1 0 do*. $5.1*0, s o m e c o n (Im l "4 mpl HU,till H III Ihi* nliilYv »l »ihhii *I iM fi-'itinittn *•m | i tiii*l uvi*ry
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,,n,‘ pmmil Im tellers. Pi.tiOfn 12
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- i n h w ill b e e n t i t l e d tn quote, week, continued at a rapid pare «
200 tu 225 pound w■•ights, No arrival*, 4 cars on truck Includ
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O fferings, limited.
ii'.ili- i «i •ninrlci iitid th< >Miilh
?ml liny ref April,
ul Iren re'clire U
mime up' it vvhnJi J o h n C i t i z e n may l*e- rails were in bri *- demand. NPk- 12.75(P'EL2ll (better: 18ti potinda I lent a mi limited, m arket dull.
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Uniitimnre: IP degrees, clear. I
fret-fl, Hv inlnofre iTuuniv. Klorlil/i, frtr
ami iaike Erie, ennunun I 'v nn»i sort oil killing pigs ' * ,)0 Mown;
•nfii- i**i *ih«ir(* r **i fi#-. i tun i*
nutlirerlly Ire n*-ll at |irlvnt*i milt- nil
American heavy weiight 1 1 . 8 0 6 m' 12 55; m e- 15 cars on track incln.liug broken.
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R. I .r pigs 13^0^14.06.
v *i f|«i j n ini**
n l * Ire ire Mii nf (.»*H JI. 30'Ka«k.
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dn*. 01.00-4.50, few higher, poorly
steady
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according to un
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tru ctu re was resumed to with
an announceannounra- . n,a
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Wlin uneven* steady: f< " luada <4.00; Washed, wrapped, nil sizes,
I ‘hinuii^ rival*1 Miu,
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II0MEM1TK8 AT A U tm O N
in
early
i'*tM»»» ref ih*. HBdltu iiif f)ijnrl«T
with ;i u,..., " "''h 'mule t.-dav hv K. l». 4 hit- jn.. when price* were
10.06j?)HUG; practlca
NEW HANDY PA
bust <500, few >5.50, poorer >1.50.
t*< ii*. H<iutli«niit fiunrh-r a.f Hpf♦•L ryUt,t an . ,,,,,,l,n*
iq . ccharge
tl> l1(.a riy « putnis, following
fallowing 10.40; with
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‘reduction
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• - 1.> .,.ull(in „! a large volume
10.50;’ fino trade nn she *t<>ch,
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r» . 1 "I r MIt lllMH'*’ U r i | JI (v tret
) Flnrida arrived. 6 broken and 8
6th the I'ost Tempi** Land Co..
choice of Imndy beef kinds upward unbroken
| t . |i»u « Iin Imm, ilii'm ii miuth 3 Mini
•ng Bout
o v e rn ig h t buying orders
cars
on
track.
Hupplies
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pocket and
) 4 • I on rlmliii*, th« nr»* m t t t uml
will o ffer to th# public 60 homeBear trader*, who had sold to 10.00; esnners, cutters nnd bull* m oderate. Demand m oderate, m ar
j Mrs. V c r tk llc C ra b h , o f Orlnu4< r>*» I'hulnt. itre*ticp fiorih a
Rule
sites In B eautiful Hanford H igh
-lock',
rci'iy in
•*■ the early pari of steady; practical l"l> on Iie*vj bo1,1 Inis l-m-n s e c u r is] b y the
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ket steady. Florida, 10-inch crates.
M o re f o r y o o r t
land* at auction. Hanfdrd H igh
k*r« in(iln|r
1" *liris'i th e s h o w and wilt til,, week, competed for the atocL* tngnaa 6351 strong Irsdv -m real 10 dot. >4.25, 8 do*. >4.50; 3-0 dor.
H'd Todayr : j"6
T i a r t a.
and tb « k e t t Poppori
lands la a high class snl-div Irion re
haie charge of nil iirrungcnH'UtK offered with nrofcMianal *P‘ ciJ1a calves ie.W@ U.otjI on P ik e r s ; >5.00-5.25,
Tin- e a s t t.ulf hi lit* s«ut|vp o lr quality and condi
Chewing Sweat for oay
cently opeivrd up by D arcy-W inston
! r*r»l rih ersitU w h ic h a re n o w un- lor* for the advance and small m- small killer* nnd shipper* 11 00®p tion, all sixes >3.50.
vi tt.l i|v»vrler ..r th-- it**ulliw«»i
rel Lille
O rganization on Hanford Avenue
vestors and traders whose cnnfiqu-trlsr of. th e s.iu ih e u s t q u a rtier way.
it ■* Him »aA tlan ta: 32 degrees, cloudy. No
I.r,
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adjoining I'a lrt T errace. I*robal»- L o ci (of W rl5le/> P. K.
dence in tho »n*rket had bre^- ^
,&£ c p 10,000; fa t lambs um-vw;
,\i..t tb s eoullieasL o u a r te r nf
ly fur the first tim e in the histo ry
|?™UL' "0 the
Mured by yesterdays Imprtssiv*- few early rules to shipper* 14.00® curlot arriv als, no car* on track.
tl.. n»rtbtr«**i -q itartar i f tin*
w in s
Supplies m oderate
Demand and
P* th*- tipprovi .| ■ D aMN'K-YKAR-OLD
nf th e city has lhe public been C i s J n r a m n i m H H n ^
.iivitbw.’sl
- i n u r l . r -of IP* s n u tb 14
50;
stenilv
to
2r»c
higher,
in
be
y t o n a b e a c h . Mar. 6 .rullytrad in g m oderate, m arket steady.
rsivt <|vi«ll-r.
Jwmcnt*,
offered an opportunity (o buy lots
tween kind* weighty
nn--Jtnbbii! Jones Wellington, a
Amt (h e huullv h alf nf lit*
Florida, 10-lpch crates, 3-4 dox.
o r th is clash at auction.
H un
* r Min- ('hair- up:a-ycAC-old lad of South Bind,
13.00(^13.75;
mostly
tn
pnekirs
Ui-rtlt
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llir
iinrihvrpst
Trading coidtnucd a t u
5.00-6.25. ' C alifornia,
crates,
Comqiiltec fur
dreds are expected 1*» atten d , (n
•piart-w i f llir s i u t l i w i - .t utinr” ’«l- won from O. J. Barker, su
weak; bidding JU*
ln
10.00.
i . r <>f IP* s o u t h e a s t quarter.
this section «rlll spring up one uf
more than hnlf*^«Jflmh
Vc(ir old I/nt Angele*. Cullf-.
All in P-ratton H- T o w n s h ip
Hanford’s most exclusive residen
J f th*l all.rt'. ,#,r
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n e t bulling: f « theen i W f l l J
; l south. Hang* 31 east?
i*ieran. in n. Floliiln cast const
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tial sejrtlnoa, . The (fair s ta rts a t
^ £ T c T o ^ d 7 * point*
Tin- te s t 4-4 of th.- south half
‘H-ir re. '"um am ent m atch hero today1:30 IV M .
—o d t.
of tin- north« cut -qu.itr.J- of the
1 0 0 at ,nnca,
I(a
euprdy. practically no I«»d HON ED WALTHALL.
not thw. ftttuusrtor of rte.-lton £!.
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T. wn.I.Jp II wtulh. V
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American fots offered, t alking a bout steady. r-n Seminole Hudson-E»*ex Co„
H a t..
•' , :-j !• —*- <’ ” e
Hanford, Florida.
gain
R* ^to 3 Vi. ’F oundation
^ o u r early
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Rower and Light, Phila- silver CO; Mexicnn dniiar* 50%.
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del I® »' Cereal, lu*ckawanna and
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CHICAGO, M*r.
Op iv urv of seeing John I’hillin Sousa it.D «n<l each of >.m (.^ ni:-t l-ra ate
Year
postum
Close
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Ago Today
Yes’day
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FRIDAY, MARCH 5
Souiui s o r e ' i i n u m b e r o f m e d a l * , «"< >
cVtt abJhca4u.ba. I.*v«
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(hr#tr "di*cu*sion
om b. tIf «", you lm\x- u natural j»eH*
bce*kcJ-U (Helmut*.
on his coat, biit he ought to lu»ve :TnM t A-' I' t*ls.
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th»e -e-iine•- .in-. r.crvu *
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nation to
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lot
and
m io tlu r medal
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in StiTk- u»d u home buildci, v
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tonlct.
I3*H dog tbau any Vi«Uy dl,ll»guUh<'d |
build a h o m e in O A K
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S1H vH h \*** iffo rt ium! with
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Committee P>' through y o u r effort*.
»pu h ut^-good l a t t e and >liur
nou
M {ht-.lr than any great hand
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••vlevtioa- o f cJothea la ploa***Jlf'.
0^d.
ioic Hale M arch 10 bn<J be
OATS—
ri
l>e happy when lnarsh o w n .
Men born ou thia day are $P*'10
he lazy although they have ability-
fe!^hVSinod#on 80,(12
Resumed T o d a y
E'SSL'*}>nW' i- 5 5
Raid In Seabreeze
Results In Arrest
Of Confidence Man
Skinny Men Glad!
InWomen'sTourney
LEO -NAR-DI’S
: COUCH SYRUP
CREOSOTEI)
No more
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Go S to p th e m today
was,
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Thrust Int6 Prominence
HURRAH!
EATS!
As Brisbane Sets It
T h e Hhcep Jumped
,
Now th a t th e triu l o f A n th o n y JJimba, charged w ith «ediTwo Hnlit, One Loolidgc*.
lion nml b lasp h em y u n d er an nncicrit M assachusetts s ta tu te ,
fin s Bombs nl Home.
She Missed Ihc Close.
ffacond Class Matter. has been unded in his acq u ittal on-one count and convition on
ISIS. a t tb s r e iio m e *
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
Klorltl* under . A lt or a n o th er, i t is u hi ‘ntci^estlng to note some oft th e filin g s in
♦•rrriB il u se. *»r
*'"•
connection w ith tr tria l, which attra cted a g re n t deal of a tn a n o __Kdlfnr •*< H i n n r ten tio n th ro u g h o u t th e country.
.
W ILD TIME in Wall Street.
rii'-Al*------. . . A ittw ia if r.,iit„ r |
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T ho 'iro n y n m r o i i i ro iS it of ihc trial i» Iho .(cciiion of
.M K . J O N H S , M s n s a t h K I ' t l l l . i r
■Frightened gamblers threw over
I IJu
S
£ « * J|
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H | H I in
Jfc
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W
* • —- — —
——— million
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r
d1 g^ e King,
who,
a f te1r1 I Ihearing
theg evidence
th
d istric
t—■» i—board one
Hhnros
in yes
__t
1» . 1a
I * f _ ■ • ■ U t i . i t n t t lll il n t l iil Ulh%«ltn te rd a y 's “ first hour." The dny *
n so; ctourt
jitt B
rockton, w ro ite n decision,
which convicted Bitnbu
.'1,723,0011 shores broke
|J)io o f sedition, n c h arg e he had vehem ently denied, and a cq u itted proceeding*,
“all records for nil time." There
___ h im -of blasphem y which he lmd confessed. B ut th is is only nrc ninny sheep among humans..
aWfX'lAi. lO V ic r.i ' All obituary one of th e consequences of Ihc prosecution of th e young One, frightened, jumps over the
notice*, card s nf Itinnks, rvsotuprecipice, others follow. The big
Ilona and noilcoi at enteri*lnm «nta L ith u an ian .
men go to tho foot of the bill,
wrfaar* ch arges ara m ade will b*
P
e
rh
a
p
s
th
e
w
b
rst
resu
lt
of
the
ill-advised
tria
l
is
th
a
t
•b a rg e d to? a t re g u la r ml* trillin g
nick up the remains, and. th a t is
tho d efen d an t, h eretofore unknown, has been p la q tf iin th e th e profit.
’
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prom inence of a national figure, and because he h a s been
given a g riiat deal of n o triety his u tte ra n ce s in th e fu tu re
T H E EXCUSE for the 'panic,
nrc bound to have m ore influence-. If th e re has been an y evil which won’t Inst, is the interstate
In his rem ark s, it will*have an opportunity, to become m ore commerce coin mission’s veto o» the
w idespread now, w hereas if th e re had not been n row raised Nickel Plate consolidation of rail*
over his speeches, he would have rem ain ed an in sig n ifican t
F it! DA Y, MARCH 3r 11)26.
| fig u re .
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Goop
P lH T O R A
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mission, Which r c jn t s the plan
subm itted. Ijiter, probably, the
consolidation will go through.
Then prices will climb up and the
little lamb with the* broken back
will
ask jilmself, "why did l jum p .
T he ch arg e Qf blasphem y w as mnde only a f te r a law, m ore He Jumped,
bemuse lie was gam
th an tw o h undred y e a rs old, had been revived. It seem s cer bling, not investing.. ,
_
T H E H ER A r.D ’S PLATFORM
■—Deeper w ater m u te to Jack
•Otofule.
b—C onstruction of S t. Johna-Iu
■dUr> River canal.
.—Extension of w hite way,
tain th a t Bim ba would noJL have been prosecuted upon th is
charge if somconu had not th o u g h t th a t th e case a g a in st
him could be m ade m ore serious by c h arg in g him w ith advo
c atin g th e overthrow of th e federal governm ent, and th e
estab lish m en t of a C om m unistic ad m in istratio n .
In an sw er to th e la tte r charge, th e d efen d an t declared he
had reference to L ithuania, and not th e U nited S tates. Ob
viously the young L ithuanian has received g re n tc r rew ard
fo r his e ffo rts th an he over dream ed of w hen he firs t s ta rte d
ou t on th e lecture platform . To become over night n person
B IB LE V ER SE FOR TODAY
B O U N T IFU L
.w 'w m 's
A NICE ffceSK
f
t
YOUNG THEODORE Roosevelt,
ivbosc father hunted big anim als
ill Africa • i . turns from hunting
big ntiim.il' in Aria. His expedi
tion was financ'd by Jam es Sim p
son. of Chicago. Theodore Roose
velt tin- second is em phatic as he
can he, miiiph his teeth very nicely
and says “his hat is in the ring,
interesting, net Importnnf. Calvin
Coolidgc's hat is hnn"ln« on u
ni.jj in the White House, and will
nrobnhiv tiang there from H'2B lo
' >u.i»
PROVISION
IN
CASE
"f
n .c h a n g e
in
the
prngramifm Mr. Hoover i.i ready
with bin Iml. i.ml !hink» he enh
make It, although lie never bn.
shot' anything much b i"" c r th an n
S a n fo rd , likt: a good m a n y o th e r F lo rid a c itie s , lias m ore rabbit. Ami there is Hemttor Itorth a n its s h a r e of j a y w a lk e rs ,
A few o f th e m a r c nlivo n|{
‘ij n m ighty hunter in th e A inento d a y b e c a u s e o f t h e ir o w n a c ts . T h e ir c a re le s s n e s s Im s fu u i jjungle. v iih lint in pietilfo fte n re s u lte d in c lo se c a lls a n d i! is a g r e a t w o n d e r t h a t soi'O 'U 'f
Jay W alkers
O f rnhlilt. dog anil fox.
Tho anew leave* ring* about the
p / , ' ' t n c*
And drift* nguin*t the rock*.
There la n ring for every tree
Whcrt. brown ea rth lip*-I’owcr »et tii pow er now
f A* roji begin* to rl*c.
I, ’Thorn may lie other hill* u> l,hio
Anil d ea r tn other men.
k. Alld meadow* where the huhotln).
f t hjii will pent again.
vTrookeii, grs.v, old apple tree*
And tail lllnc hedgen.
Ami little AtrcuinN with wntert n •»«
Clroen nt the nigo*.
B ut the*e field* nro my fieldAnd I know when111 find the first violet
.A nd curia of m aidenhair.
FatchcH of nildera-tongue.
Lady slipper*, too;
And amall, wild forgv t-m e imlh
F ain tly blue.
Hom e field* are good field*,
I hcnr the crown call.
Black upon the nhining hiiow
Tholr little shadow* full.
T he •un goes to the hilltop
And purple shadow* lie
O ut w here th e pine tree* Miami
S ta rk against the skv.
— Louise D risiall.
POSTMASTER GENERAL PEEVED
l|
I t..it
l UMlimsB'l
i nt'i r ib
The rca*on th u t peacem akers
kr« blesoed is bccuune they have to
have sam c-eom pcnaution for ca tc h
ing the dickens.
pclleil In pay tin- governm ent; tind
tin- reason they kick i.s beciiii','
they should not lie compelled t"
pay excess, charges.
The govern
m eat should be so conducted a- to
bear em ialiy upon itll.
Thert'
»luitild be no ru'O sscs. and tliel'u
would In none if the affairs of the
goverium nl were f i>nilm'tc<j in a
biHiiie.-slil.e wav.
'I im people are
compelled lo use t)i, postoffirc dep artial n i; there t- no o th er popu!■•" meerts h eoummmciii ion, tmt
lids is no ren-on why there should
lo- exi .isive charge.- for the servI
•
As lo the statem ent of the post,
nubtyr general that the postoffive
lepiittm etit cuniiut employ lai.diiess
roe;luuls, it i- pertinent to ttal; if
MY FAVORITE STORIES
•By IRVIN .s. a u n t
Some women lead th eir hurhand*
around by the no*c while others
wait a t the office door on Huturdny
to take possession of th eir weekly
chocks.
abilities, tire that th ere would be
Id tie or no enll upYtti the tren su ry
for appropriations to make tap do
lu lls, and at the sam e tim e we
would have better service.'* The
offices throne hunt the m 'lju n try
a , ml,l hnvi inure help Uutn they
have at present and the service
nsiiild | ,, fm- in,tie sutinfaetory.
The Columbus postoffice, for
inslnnee, need.*, m ole men in o rd er
that ih e mud received here could
be promptly distributed, and .the
outgoing mail dispatched
w ith
-peed.
Two o t.th re e more men in
the Columbus postoffice could be
n-ed to good ad v an tag e.
Con*
idering the hatidiea|iH, the local
ifice is doing as well in th e
handling of mail fm is possitde.
FOSTERING SCIENCE
I olllsV Il.I.K t'O rttlK R-JO U R N A I,
An English physical train in g in
structor says bohhed hair I* bud
for a Woman's posture. We knew
It had Its faults, hut of course we |
never dreunted it was all thut hud. >
L oans
in u u uejim u iin ii ui
m a n y s e rio u e a c c id e n ts h a v e b e e n a v o id e d .
|T
m i e 's n rv v el lo i olt- (n'lur.it N tw .in it Ini pervc l In- ‘ the governm ent tlu it in Holf-aupJ a y w a lk in g cm so m e o f o u r d o w n to w n s t r e e t s s e e m s
n„ |,,.,,|>!( woulii liku t" pulling.
fa the ftntc* d ep artin cn t
ra, c'^vwiouslv. Go-#,
th, of ,*ww York, proh- * h uv lipvt i p n -u l ru n -. In Uu jnkine in enmigh immcy to pay its
be
IIio.se
he a po))iiIar
p o p u la r p a s lim
tim ce . TJit-rc
T h e r e a r e th
o s e w h o h a v e (h
th e m isis - j enun
emm A! ;
,1 e unfith* r try . Mr; i m ,r , f ji : p e r h rreently deliv e\pem,Vn?
In the d epnrtm ent of
ta k e n id ea t h a t it itt tip ti» th e m o to r is t to look o u t fo r th e m i.n j-h will
C iilift ir n ia , say- Unit m - l li\ hiie, m w hit'll he is i jin it cd - i'.i-tii lining M>?
Is th e w ur, tin*
T h q y th in k th e y h a v e th e r ig h t o f w a y w h e n it c o m e s to I f,?' '^ ,'T u
ill run ag ain st him. ■a- having - u i e i 1 Unit it wuiiti) nut n rtv nr liny o th er d ep a rtrtirn t of
n e g o lia tin K a b u s y s t r e e t o r a v e n u e . F r e q u e n tly w e se e so m e ( .t |1(;j( ’jliK
inam e ilouldler* will In liiiie- befi'ii' tin- gnveuim eiit Mir gnvernment
g e ttin g _ along
mi a no'. Iter Mr. Davis W„u!‘l t'lr.e tu mu!:e an uppropriw- 'Mtln-nt nsking for apiiropriutiopti
c h e s ty in d iv id u a l w a lk slo w ly a n d d e lib e rjite ly a c ro s s t h e ;
lie a ll o f tlu it.
tu n »f a hillmn dnllars tu tun the aimunlly tu keep them g o in g ?
s tr e e t w ith a d is ta in f u l g la n c e a t a p p ro a c h in g v e h ic le s n s if
piotiifrim iliparlM en , lie deelareil
lint tile pualoffiee d ep a rtm en t is
to d a r e th e d r iv e r to b u m p h im .
SOMERUDY s m U I .l t 'warn thin it wiei unite iinposiiible In a little different from th e o th er
P e r h a p s so m e o f th e s e irre s p o n s ib le in d iv id u a ls s till h n \ e ' uu\wu>n> <f mills in riissnit^ that I, lease
ene in tin m atter of •depart merit?.
in line way or nnth e o p in io n t h a t S a n f o r d is n c o u n try to w n . In till p r o b a b ility ; TCy w.
mmiing i
This nn- rivittg I 'istal rates, v llii'h prnli other it ronies in dircet co n tac t
th e y h a v e fa ile d to re a liz e t h a t th is c ity h a s g ro w n co n su l- •t;»*n wan intcrcivil v' lien cm' Isnnbv i at>|\ i: t ue.
A- l" thut it i" with lin- puhlie.
It is used by
e ra b ly in r e c e n t m o n th s a n d t h a t id rn g w it It th is h a s conn1 m *ii-.-mil in llic big war, It ipji.e uiij'n mMi' to euitduct any tiin public fur the tran sactio n of
lio i ll tin'll tu hour uf tinbusiness-—r a lly in g .t h e
in c re a se d t r a f f i c c o n d itio n s .
'i'1, ! ! i(milling n Miik". legal in tni ine-.. |ii,u!ir ui private, tluit nrivatc
will pleiire everybody.
But live m ail—and if it were conducted ns
It is a m u s in g to n o l- th e g r e a t n u m b e r o f people w lm a re
tu'tvi', lining gii- bomb.-' pu'tnut-t i g iir ral went oa to >ay,:' it slundd he. employii^f such butdv.nrki ih, nml tum liei
in su c h a h u r r y th a t th e y c a n n o t, w ail a t th e c u rb ab o u t fiv e ,,v;.dn t then
t
“ la i i ji'iie wants a ^er-ive, nf ness methuds u- m old well be gut*
se co n d s in o rd e r lo allow a n a u to m o b ile to p a s s . T h e ir s a f e ly bcn\\ kit i r ;i|||F uf rul'l Wilier Oil wlii'U-M'i tl'nraeU 'i, i,i tin* least ployed, it wntdd i'ume very n ea r
•i*i*l chililn it. win n tpnr fiuuie at v. hi h In- ran n u it, and to raving its own expenses,
a p p e a r s to btr of se co u d c o n s id e ra tio n to th e m . T h e y bolt WA;'"*"
fnii a tu t!" the w.utk.
object- I,, .a lint he regard., an exTile tloutdc with the postoffice
a c ro s s a b u sy s tr e e t til a lm o s t a n y poinl witlRrtit g la n c in g L'a
ecr ivi ilte rg i, Imt he t ill;' ju st dt partnn iit i- tlm: there is a lot
in e it h e r d ire c tio n , liy quick th in k in g a n d a c tin g d r iv e r s of
it hltUs harder over what lin.eon- i f. ininu-it ion upon it from nil othI m o to r e a rs a n d tru c k s a r e u su a lly a b le to a v o id s tr i k in g I iw
n d 'i.s fin i.vw - paid to in-, giw-,11- d ep artmeiit- of the governm ent;
em in en t.
| it lots to carry th eir heavy m ails,
th e s e fool is?) p e rso n s. Hut th is m ay n u t a lw a y s h a p p e n .
"(ti'CiiMiniulh Mime good friend, u ith n it en ilit for duing so, and
/Som eone m ay m is c a lc u la te o n e o f th e s e d a y s a n d th e n a seri--!
v.'itli ideas nf niunnginieiit, ask s; the m.-il i- clu'.tered
with the
p u s a n d p e rh a p s fa ta l a c c id e n t will o c c u r on o u r s tr e e ts , a n d , , ,
“ Why not nppl\ business methods htmkful siieeelies made lay eont h e c h a n c e s a te th e d r iv e r o f Ih c c a r will lie held re sp o n sib le , m.
lo tiie postoffice?"
If an answ er irri-snicn fm the benefit of th eir
It is well to r e g u la te a u to m o b ile tr a f f ic , to fin e th e reek- Tin
weie reiptir'd from me it would • "iislititents.
ra in y d ep artm en t
lie tluit. i seept m tlio very blond- 1should be eluirgti! up w ith w ltalle ss d r iv e r w ho e n d a n g e r s life a n d p ro p e r)v , b ut it h a rd ly ']’[
|'I)fIH
esl -i ti-e. it i- wlndly ini puss ill! e m i nf exprili e it is to o th e r dcs e e m s f a ir to allow th e irre sp o n s ib le p e d e s tr ia n - to roam a t L i
tu do o."
n.irtuienti.
If the postnffice d e
will a c ro s s b u s y s tr e e ts a n d th r o u g h c o n g e ste d t r u l l i c w ith - vi,,i, n ,,
ll is tru e rlit*I people do kill; piirtineni were conducted as big
out h is a c ts b e in g r e g u la te d lo a c e rta in e x te n t.
over execs* charges they a te em u-‘ business em pnnitiuns a re the prob-
U IS E A S K IS ir r e g u la r , d i.lo rd o rly , a b n o rm a l ainl un
n e c e s s a ry . II is a lu x u ry t h a t one m ig h t well d e c lin e to hi1m lv a u ln g e . T h e r e is no good nm l s u ff ic ie n t re a s o n w hv one
s h m d d itcecpl th e s la v e ry h a n d e d dow n bv b is p h y s ic a l lo tr 1f a t h e r s w h e n he m ig h t h o tte r claim h is fre e d o m , t h e rig lt'
to w h ic h w as c o n fe rre d upon him bv h is s p ir itu a l a n c e s try .
It w e re well lo r o n e to r e m e m b e r th a t he w a s t h e , f l u i d ol
(lod, long b e fo re he w a s th e ch ild o f his e a r th iv p a re n ts —
K u gene I J e f M a r
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( D l.l’iMliU.-, GA.. ENQUIRER-SUN
9l*S*olli>
A
CONNLLLY 4 SOXS
hcruBil
FOR SALE
C o r n e r S a n f o rd Avc , and 11 Street
e r a F r o n t a g e t m San font Aw COOfront
1-2-11-4 y e d r s .
9-Ronm H ouse—Corner Patk Awt.ue an
(DG ft. fro n tag e on Park .Nvenut-i
R e a s o n a b ly priced and \ i lit g»Hsl tirmx,
PA U L. LAKE
Licensed Real ii-lale Brdfc
Salesman—K. T. MOOR
TODAY’S BJifciTISl’YS
nick sale «e offer i arrr» hr*i
on I'JJsl Side of Sanford for MMJU
* tract is cleared and only abort I •
Quick action nccestnr) a. lhi» «»i >*
- r.d. rv land III .Mecca llamwort
W e h a v e b o th la rg e and »mall f*rB*
ar e' goiKt Ini)’*.
Sonic arc in ibc h>-f*
lion.
COLCLOUGH REALTY
III F ir s t N n l’l. Bank Bldk’Sanford. I’lorHU
Back of tiie mine, launched un nwn industry and was enabled to
der the len d '• .-lop of NnreUirv Carry on hi.s experim ents.
StciiHoover to i*:n-e an i-tiurmou- fund •'letK joined an electrical concern.
wlio i.s onw developing a ir
." foster Amcrn an invent is enes.- Stout,
planes for Henry Ford, worked
n lid *r lei tee, i- perhaps the re- fur years w ith D etroit autom obile
u likening of Get man lesourcelul- |dnnts.
Alexis L'urrcl and Simon
t" •*.*, A few week;, ago tiie Ber Flex tier were aide to devote th eir
lin curl ckpendent of the l.onduii time tu medical research through
Time* not only indicuted Hint Ger- the 11oe kef oiler In stitu te .
L arge
- '"ti rejcurch was again at work, phurinaceutical concerns have fu rfc.it warned the Engli-h people there*! discoveries in ch em istry,
that flermnny. was expecting
to Bin thf iseats of Ienruing, th e
. ---- -wm buck it.< old commercial ppu*in si-, n-hool* and u niversities, w here de-
CAL AND TK D m
TAMI'A TIMES
A very Powell ?ays todnvV tiqW
notch headliner* are: Ilimiui, J!, r
Jin, Balm, Craven and Cqiigii*-».
Gee, but that's., hnrd on fongrr**
to be placed last in th f line.
fielng called "T eddy" wu* in a way
repugnant to Roosevelt.
On sec
ond tliought it is not *o, but exccrdingly n atu ral.
Roosevelt was in tim ate with his
public, .-o much so th a t when Ida
<\ SOLEMN
Wi* ••In n g lu i
patch say* th e I’n .-ideal and t
n et discussetl the Walt sirii't m
and “ P iusident Coolidgc h t u
known th a t he fell tlieie v..is ,,
in*t tak in g -p laeec in the l.u*ii
world sym ptom atic of u lit u|
th e p re se n t proapciity."
tains day and night, nro likely to
find them m lvci being ted around
by a .chain onr of these day*.- O r
lando R i-thiiter-Star.
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A naws pu p er correspond cut wlio
Passed tho sum m er at Swaiupscntt
listening to tho silence of President oppunenis.
We luivo n ifvtr heard
Cixdidgc, recently returned tn New a man who proiessed to b e 'b is inYork and unfolded his yam , wltlch, tlm uto ever call him "Teddy,"
[V not truo, m ay «l least im readily though th a t wu* the jueudouym
■M iavtd. “ Dn you •.wish to say which the public liked best, When
.A n y th in g Nubout. prohibition?" tJwi in n group n m an triu l “Teddy" on
Jp u m a li’ V asked Mr. - Coolidge, Ruikm eft lrh* friends watched ,‘to
“About the coal strike?" | see the fresh in iy j^quelcked.
H
"About the world court?" • simply w asn’t; <ddn».
He wm.
Tiie iu'w>paper man turned | ‘Cnl-mel.* ’;
* “By the way," added Mr.
At first blurts this tu rm shea n
1, “d a n ’r qi|A|e m ''." r -T*rnvi- . uni ia lux. T im 'id e a o f Con Ihi go
ti,m by new discoveries of n scion-. udopini-nL sliould have been cxtiiic ntiturc!.
ILs clii/minil labor*. | iccUhI Iihvo dtvutiHl tlieiusclvcK
a lories w ere Im-y.
Its dye works , chiefly t„ the dissem ination or
were active.
,lllf
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de- known facts and theories instead
p " lin g the pa lent* lost ilnnrtg the of hrunching nut into th e unknown,
war. Imt everyw hens thore-w as un 1 W here discoveries w ere m ade it
I't'go for im provem ents on the old j ivas in spite „ f th e req uirem ents
li't nutlii#.
riiu opinion tlitit cx-1 of tliiivu mstitutioii.s
pressed wa* th a t science in tierC ertainly to fo ste r research,
»i »n>( lostcrctl b\ the Sintc. vvnultl; cvi n u* (u rnm ny hun done. \& not
M11* i n i i ( i ! i t i i,,f
resto
rin g tiie ecu- sueialLtie.
In th
is-co
tii u n i * *
iii.
n f
i K u
i
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r
. - . u n try*■ R.. has
Reul lis la l*
2 S to ry House
On F i r s t Street
H blocks front' H t?i
F irst S treet, runntitlf
House in excellent comltb
w ith till conveniences.
,
$12,000
t i n V ery A llra c tb r
t;, Ma"***f
KoqUJ.'
JlgUiiH ^
S u n f o f d . FI11,
I TOM STMS KAYS
If We buy* «tH Hie nllachiuents
wo w ant fo r dUlffUjVcr the sherift i
^ii* ci'iiception. of the {will rom o along lvt|h minthc’i#
mr th a t's to ho'liad tlu it J
•— - - - „
/ .
m him n “rr-gnhir fe !-' On? touch o f Spring luuki-,
wfi"h' wnridr gvin.
HAVK YOU SEEN W
�TH E SA N FO nn
Va'A-KY;.;
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R ESID EN C E T E L E P H O N E :
•MRS. FR E E S. DAIGER, SOCIETY ED ITO R
Mr. and M rs. H a rry Williams,
‘hi?.
T^ >" MrS' Gre<m' of W inter P ark , were colling on
K,
. ’r 11 *VounC person is Mr. nnd Mrs. George P ark e r Sun
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' '■ u*tl jtluceil to a much older d ay nfternoon.
E.
H.
Camp
of
Miami
w
as hero
one, o r a plain soul to a very disrecently to visit his grand m other
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Personagcj
the
"m
ay
I
Mr*. Harry Pnpw orth. of New
Mr. and Mrs. M. G riffcn spent Mr. G. E, Camp and his au n t nnd
A fter breakfast, the guests reYork nml Sanford. was hostess on paired to the putting green for a p re sen t. is used to advantage.
Sunday a t Apopka.
uncle, Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Henley.
Thursday nt n break fast and p u tt
Handicraft
at
Home
.
ing tournament nt th e TSnnford S T K T b • r v Tkh " r ,n * » « *
Mr. and Mrs. J . D. M artin aro
The B aptist W. M. U. d istrict
,h' rountrv Club, honoring Mrs. H. It.
u iiv
" ,'b?r ° " '1 Mr’ n pi,cc-e oi 01,1 «eath o r- m eeting of th e Seminole associa building a new home a t Boll-Air,
'10
-' n Warden tirul Mrs. John M itchell of
t'cntcn,
scarred
furniture
has
been
F i r s t - priic. a white sweater
tion will hold its q u arte rly m eet on Mcllonvllle Avenue, having Kold
New York, end Mr*. E rnest ScarWas won by Mrs. II. It. \var,ieU*. nunle into.n thing 0f loveliness and ing nt tho Gcldertrod. Commnnlty th eir F o rk 'av en u e property
in,,
of
Phllndclphla.
jng of .......... - .
,
n Joy forever1by the use of sevbnry
The guest* were greeted upon ^ccond prize, a Spanish ship door Trnl cans of paint and a paint church S aturday M arch 13, from j
arrival* by the hostess. who was TnvL -U:if { ^ “rdo1tl
William brush.
On the other hnnd, many IV o’clock n. m. to 3 p-. m. There \ Mis> MnrKnn!t n nskins o r B en
S '*!'*'•*! in epfertsininir her H'crtts Taylor of DoLand; third prize. n n lovely old antique has . been ia to bo a picnic dinnen a t th e tfln „ nrboTi M|ch., MU« Eva H ef. finer <of Harnboo, Wis., nnd Chcsby Mr*. S. O. Chase nnd Mrs. set of luster suit cellars. w, nt to ruined by this vogue for Binenrinrt : i on hour.
Mr.*. Mitchell; fourth prize „
Margaret nam es.
-' - ■
t tu r Chorpening of Benton H arbor,
up any nml all furniture. Look
war -given Mis* before you daub i* a good motto!
A orofusion of s ta r jasnm inc, K S i « n
Mi'-damea *15cargo nnd Gtiffuid | Mich., nil w inter visitors in S t.
gladioli*, sw eet f* a s ft2(i PanBi,oa hatiicniie Wilkey.
Darker were calling on friends in t P etersburg, aro here spending
ilnviog
decided
th
a
t
the
golden
The entire Affair %Vav moal cn...
the room
Where the
• s o n t tinu* us pucuts of Iklr. nnd
oak bedroomvset which you bought Orlando Tltun»di\y afternoon.
the .breakfast table was laid. C enter JdX-able. Among ’the nut-of-town back
'
_
Mra. A. Corpany and Mr. nnd Mrs.
in 1P00 would jrivc more jnv
in'' the daintily appointed table guests were Mm. Cobb. Pf x ,« . to y o u r.o u l if it w ere dove-gray
The
many
friend*
here
of
Mr
l.kborptnlng.
was a basket filled with cut flow
the- artiest of Mr*
ers' in pnstel tints, nnd fe ath ery er V a u g h a n A i r , Alcxnml- w ith delft-blue stencils noon It, go Southgate will be ro rrv to lt*nrn j
l ull directions for paint- th at he is reported as W ing'scri*
Mr. nn‘* Mrs.
*'L.r Jam es Purvis and
spray* of asparagus ferns. M ark- o f i ’lm c iiv V 1-' , ! 'Ut brooks to it.
vo"
Mrs*
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f
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r
n
,tu
r
o
'
be
procured
eusly
ill
a
t
bis
homo
in
Orlando.
>
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J
r..lm
v
c moved back to Cam‘with jn(f t h e 'places of the guests w ere
Met tiller; dr-. \\ ond* | from any paint dealer in booklet
*
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cron City frb’ni
frbi Tnmpa, a fte r v is
place cards . ap propriate for the an.
Lei* -ow
I ’oxve
\ ( k : form.
t ------P
in ge there
itin
th ere soi
several m onths.
_ J*lrs.
.
e nnd Mbs.
occasion. At 1 o'clock n delicious George JG scher or Dclaiml; Mrs.
Mr. Crittenden of Orlnmlo wns
Lacquer
ted
with
black
is
stylish
six course breakfast w-ns served, 1 ..A . Ncnl njid Mr-. .1 S. M e-' right now
it buMncs* caller Iiere- Friday.
F ete llucru' urrlved here from
covers were laid f o r 30.
Ewan of Oi limdo. '
k:ht now
no v nnd it-* all right for the
New York City recently and is n
unusual piece o f furniture, but do
not paint your bedroom set or
The many friends of M rs. M. J . guest a t the home of C hrist Bubreakfast set this color.
You Ce'lirult will bo glnd tjr know t lint eurcl.
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will tire of it!
: lie i Rapidly convalescing from
Mrs. Ay den T. Pyle and little
I
t recent illness and w ill soon be
. BY M ARY MARSHALL
dau g h ter Jean, of Tam pa, were
able to be out again.
Women Who Succeeded
• .
N C opyright McClure'Syndica l <j
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MANY women have named ha- I
Holv
At M ilanc T h eater
hie*, but few have made a fnrtutw I
i Mr*.
out of it. Now comes Miss Laura
Ivtmi'. litre Are Frocks for S isters Who
IST Rogers who makes a four w
Wunl to Look Well T ogether t
five-figure income by nam ing
Without Dressing like T w in s.- |
*breakfast foods, house.,, shop -,
i trains, etc.
.She is versed to
IT’S a clever thing fo r two sis-1
many innpuugp*. and -delve.” .into i
ter*
to
appear
nt
a
dance
or
I
. the tomes of all nations for ‘‘tin*
luncheon or reception dressed en
right word in tho right jdnee "
tirely
alike
from
the
crown
o
f
I ent r.f
ld!rl •' their heads 1o the tips of t h e i r !
\
our
Club
l'rogrntn
t'« ■A lint it is a newer and possi- '
|
bl> iN v crcr, plan fo r tw o sistern i
SI -1UK I I. "Homo Economies"; •
to nppenV dressed in siste r frocks
C. k*. Bon ton's "('oiuplcte ( bits
—frocks that a re not alike bu t still
i Hook fur Women." chapter, "The
pilule to be worn together.
The 1
. Bd*inc»s of Jb ing n Ifmisokceper";
c i i c ^ S u m n c T '1
[tViiilcr f iilea hml a stage origin undoubted-.
j De lineator. April. I'll.'t, |iajre:i l!t|2| r owl I;..
lit fact, the fashion m ay be
\
ortl I rom the I\ Iso
til- ; t . I . HoHloit s "Wiioiitn' i
I'edat - -aid to have become a fashion
- h e NEVER made a n.m m on-! SL?rk
. Program *," N j, i • •
when llie Dolly siste rs in P aris plat tvtanrl: in hi* Iif'.," ilio io a 1 ‘T he M"itio : “ Prnrtisnl 1’rogrnnu
1 ap- cub'd to a certain distinguished n'i ad r"ne«'imuz
bv
fuill'MI. ;iU|i>f Ki»-1 dii tsm ukcr to make duncing bur of n
(,f book* ............... "
eb ipt<T "llnnii' Ibrnnoitiii
lst»!"id frocks—different hut b.ariuonizing
Tin. ad is an in-ult I., tlm author ,'" ,t '' " r l-, *"•
n " ■"
[iif lb.i —a- distim ilar yet as like as two " •■-!<
O „• Willi,’, who wn« '
•'..r;l. I ' l l . - .Stig^> |znu
sister:..
| ei'itaiul,
co.-ifortabij
Imninn ‘ d O utline/ tm ( Inb .Study."
I'If(> nntn\
Mi‘1ii t ati *rommon**.it, »«u.*#, _
I’be idci. of dressing
s la te r s ' etiougb It ’- vI'' rile
Dime Fliij for the Kidlel
a id e wlu thcr or not they happen place 'i n i.a i, i ;j mu • |l1Vr ■■- ■'
P* be twins i- one th at tias had a , u t ht-•* lil cwrer
ntlB B I.E UI.DWINi; fr.un rlo\
pipe iiirj !■" .niudo w en
imiie
fun if a drop or *u of glvretitto
I> P'll ill the water.
The luibblt «
ami wot.
wdl *ai! m i'
Mi.'li* .
bie* green muianus. ;u*i uie lia
" > iiII ret uh.it is ij'.uiiitly known
.• "bu.i.inti be!1.. "
But they ki i p
light on ositing Vm and liking 'em
. ... , ... .
- d In,. I • ripe old age!
But
M i try l,‘ ,!Cl,''\V.o
*n
Um rieans ,,: l soon slop M1,.h . >'■’ n euvrv cvnub
But Mini" g o i n g - . ' a d . . tlm
r, W,M
| ° ('V,;V ;ipc
r - iva''I)i>«*r
,, , , „ r
. . i*le will... be I, >1-‘li
luilav
s lifnt
purred O i
iniquitous pratlK i , ,
h|,lvril nPl, fin ,.d u .tb u . i t .
t -.mk p .
u.iuaa l»H.v.
•
, f rream - <tweie. chopped I
—1■‘ '
pistachio nitt *, and candied ro e
Being J>, ne This VolY
petal-, will lie relished by m .. on
ALTHOUGH eiiquct books use j vho happens tq /lr*»p in.
The.
t i* f*irm "may f present?** in iu* clever houm'wlfi* enn innkr tnr*
j.jjnlet T ate, fi rincr >oli .t at th o Rivoli nnd Rialto Theater* In
•jal . if«* ‘’'Irt' 1*eU p«*opli,M i.irvl\ p^rvinr
■ X. . k (.'it' , i-, no milled frn u ire at tho local idnvhoireo for Die
i : it
I
i.nd . of the week
Mis* T a te \vn* warm ly received last night
i * iii' th
a to w i t i neoied never it tinien.
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MRS. HARRY -PAPWQRTH HOSTESS AT
BREAKFAST PARTY ON THURSDAY
East Sanford
—
I* Royc h as been confined to
Mrs. A. A. C lark and son, Quin- ,
th e house fo r tho p ast two w e ek s.tina,, of Rosendale,
C7 have »e«n
Rosendnle, N . C.,
w ith illness.
' recent
■cent Trucsts
truest# a t tho Weok’a
W cek'a home
i Cameron avenue.
*I ^
r' *
M r. and Mr*. B. H. Squire and
fam ily have moved from Moore's
nnd M rs. A. C orpahy aand
nd;
Mr. and
S tatio n fo E ast F ifth S treet to n p arty o f friends enjoyed a vis
reside.
it to Daytona Beach Tuesday,
W. M. H aynes has been con
Spending the day as g u e st S a n -'
fined to his home by illness for drfy n t th e F ay homo on C am eron
the p a s t tw o weeks.
Avenue w ere Mias A deline
.
Miss Ellen Blye, C harles W h ltn s ^ j
Mias Bessie Long le ft Sunday nhd W alter Jones, alt o f ~ “
fo r h er homo in Duquense, Fn.,
a f te r a m onth's v isit w ith re la
tives.
FOR RENT
C, A. Ilnlm er has moved his T o reliable p a rlie s fo r six
shop and ilyond-lm nd X um itnro n t e n t h s , from M ay 15, 1926,
husincss from co rn er of F irs t C om fort CollftRC, 318 Mag*
S tre e t and S a n fo rd . nvenue to
nolia A venue.
B eardalo nvenue a t C annan.
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LATEST FASHION HINTS FOR MILADY
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217-W
B lu e Bird P earls *
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•Whiting & D avis M esh B ags
D . F . Briggs C om pacts
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S ilver P la te
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McLAULIN, The J ew eler
A MTOI»U S E M
ENTS
13 ncT irn>
th
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ru t;
Milane
“T lin M A !V V E am
V l*nrn nimtit t l*|trlurc Will*
Vlli'f Jityre. \Vnrui*r Ijm irr,
tldtiirra I tixlrlhi Unit '/aid
l*IH«
*—t ’nflinty •
•TITHOO LOVir
l*n1lir
Tllfc
Princess
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a ATIMIDA Y
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With
m:.v i v i i j o x
—Comedy—
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CONTINUOUS I’niU'OUMANCn ritOM I r. M. TO tt P. M.
Ml*,
■.tn ,n r* .x n r* * B K ria a a » a » ii« a H a u « p a * *«■«!■»’B a ^ a a n u u s a i s u a a a H a a
her* of
xvintei
TIIO UG IITS-W iSK Ttnn
-d.iX
11* ii • 1’iM' t b ’ii In ..the i
AND OTIIKHWISK |>:,i
l.-.n, 1
Ii Sm itb. »vh •• boi ■
rtie -t- they i»i♦
Tli-o'e pn -nt,
tv MM It M MIh i : r # I! \SK K I
« In, i hjiiy . .1 tin ■urpi i-e » :i
it Me-. I'',toll.'ft,
till'. I lorget to t<U>
I'll Olin Wore Mr
j | r ii'iui Mr,. ( huiiibvi'*, .Mr. .,u i
-tr:ij!!..l liviiex
l lii re are
*1:1111,1 iri. reeling thing* t>> d<< with Mi -. .Martin. Mr. and M i' Ch.u !.
I r one ilm u' honey with .i Idhlnrfpp- nx>d fu-nnty nnd Mr. ovi
little iiaii o r plum crnckei' A|, Kl.l’ih Ii elni fooiilv of U i n ’, •
. ti'k, i ilo si'i t f<-r i hiIdri'ii tb.u Park
ihi j ,i'< iirettj Jr, i" like. Tlien
i, .-re ari intoicr.iing xv.iv - to imike
rim ex cnnig wu* plea ..o
ni,,. of honey in cooking.
A nice epctit ni inn.<ir and gam e-.
iiiipi r di ll con»k t of anmil Imi
bnking-pnwder biscuila, tu t nnd
At a late hour 'delirium, refresh
.firead with butter and then aerved m ents, rake, ire-cream and orange fi
u
oiih Imney.
mb. urn. rerx'cd by the hostessn
«
v
An interesting aamlxxieh t# inude,
l.y rjireadiiig whole wheat bread ( >h. and Mr; Bellmur of North- ait
v.ith li"tie> mixed with a very l»u- fi«.|<|. O., who are touting FlotuU. it
N
t!i> c r e a m .
Put tbiq sia'i,* of h a - 1|,v auto Were guent.'t Mundiiy "! m
'iitiias la'lxveen each and serve al! \ j r_ nmj Mrs. Martin at Urigtit M
m
r.ce.
A salad dressing that ifarm ,
n
iiiiv for fru it shIuiI*. is mnde by
H
. , M i x i n g x'lpial part ' of olive oil and,
jj r . um| Mrs, Gifford "f I rre »
lonors
M
“ Imr.cy xxilli idmijt hull' the quam ity | KtI(. ( ,, Mr and Mrs. Chamber: m
Irsary " -'ex', a well-ordered nursery..
„f lemon juice ahjl a little .-alt. ju.rt._ matured to Beliring, and r, - a
a
four ta
b le -j. lurni.() Tuesday of Inst week.
llw l is. if you have -------'
ttairted
governesses
and
nurs
N
'oujik1 liuitds and all the o ther things rimons
each or oil and hopcv you '
-----n
...........
. u (i| want two lablcepiK’iis of lent\ j r „ „ j >trs. I’miikitian oi N< ' m
huf fashionable folk
like, vto .....
bate
plklll ii
I"' their cltildien.
Lackfug two oil juice. Mix Well and are at once. Castle. «., who-have been v i'itiiif a
u
Vlnr-dnv iauglitrrs, ' mothers
sometimes once.
’
f here f6t several weeks, left Friday m
mothers
______
I. iM. dress a daughter
visti
of
several
day*
dura
and sm all son
s
Mar
1*1NK APPLE ’ Cli AllLOTTK [[i'd n N t ftt. Cloud, Flu
m
" ‘dch alike as poslslilc, even
>(h
M
lTh,‘" th «re Is several y ea rs’ dii
Soik oue-haif package gplfttine
H arry William, of IVintri iv«rl. n
in ihrec-fourtha cup cold w ater ha« bi-Kun lh« i h h Uoii of a i
allot,m feiciicfi in their ages.
n
After th at eauie the fad for ids- for several hours, then place I he
W [a dor4,,i,i ■ icis I,, continue to dress alike even bowl in a pan of boiling waUr. (iwrllinir on hia I tt on tn«- Winter xa
Purk-CioUtenroti Idtfhwiiy.
x
dinner '• «'!i they hau graduated from and rtir fiequeritly while the gel
dtiieftrx
MHtrictiouK
and
xvere
of
atine Is dissolving.
Turn a can
»t* clutii
Mr. E. II. Bmith and hi** winter if
** !i‘rge guests Mr. and Mrs. Chamber?
D bj*ke’. “/*
when they m ight choose of crushed, pineapple
!*»•' and ' u ' r own clotliea.
Two sisters howl and add one and one-half and Mr. and Mrs. M ail in, motored _
1 -CL» oofl two lem
'• The j" ""inenl in sm —
art. society xvho , r a p s o f sugar and* Juice
to Daytona Bench Sunday for Uie §■„
r "dt op " ''^trone
cone in for this so rt ooff thing nn„. Now »iir in the (lidBolvi'ii
day.
jB ’
f'P’. and V l,‘n l|y attracted atten tio n s t a gelatine nrd the whites of two
U‘. ir.ii,:.,
"h e re they wore while mrei.
i'lace the bowl in n r^ n
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Groom, and
k- ,\t 7 "■
I'Xcrtly alike w ith nccklace- of Ice w ater and stir the mOrtqro family xvere week-end guest* of
Dnr wu>
ode as like as
i two peas in 11! frequently.
M heu d b « p i» to friends In Bowling Green, I'M*
‘
I f°r - f
J?1'*’
-Moreover, they
both wore thicVcn beat with a whisk unU>
•-w ere ' ‘“‘-heeled dance rli.iperr, which lieht and frothy. . Turn into » -V J>lr J C. Brannon uml Mrs, L.
ur 'ain | t . “llJ•*11<*I vuiisideruble atten tio n . mold liu
tliat
ba« **lY‘'
.beyn V“r* *" ill,h
ii iia*'
"
Huai! of Mrs.
Orlando.
G. S. *erv
Brown,d!!!n‘;r
Wed- 2g
F*-u.t" of
' ,u'li bud a sh aggry gree chry* finger, or striI*. ^ Ipongt « a ^ ,
. 'anthenium attached to the left
. Hr ,, 'i ’ [^Mer.
What it m ore interfc*1 ? r*.!?* ,• l *‘° Ca*c of two. young
h i' v.1*" r u m tn, n »he E nglish nobility wlu>
I lA » r three large tol.lespooria. of
U .riin . of
t j - r their
« a r. H B L .L y ° i i - »' a*s Go idea rod, Tuceday.
e g T u i a l one-eighth teasjxmn nt
‘tu
Add one-half_c«.p of cold s Mr. und Mrs. Gifford left Mon*
i Mr
: re~'J *Vl>0 ^ * Ve two young daughHeat two and oneIL_
"vl ii, *''D jv. l1them
*!0 R,?illy Ituln
ta be your choice. tnillC* r milk* to 'th e boiling point dni' j,, au to for fit. I e te rsb u rg ..
She Will makh » *hort visit there.
£ d. E ^:
Tbcm .in twin smat.iM
co stu n iti” just
Mr, i *i , ^ n " r
‘ 'r ie r costum es th at
Mr und Mr*. F. N. Kuhn of j
i»- . C V v ' c f f l V * b u t •till give
M iam i annuunco t l * birth of a
by»tUi ' ^ l |^ J r » H n d lr ld « a l it y .
An op- S
over boiling w ater, a llm n ji
Robert Melvin, born Feb. 20.
lu d -s i,: if v !v i
l “^ w tlv e n e ss is lo*1 Sf& jSif. »PU
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i '
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^ t *K‘m select th e ir coato st the
‘r ^ Ulte #t Lr‘*“ dom w ithout any * 1tT lu
Mis*
N t!1}'
F A S IU C ^ P A R K SM ART CLO TH ES
j . m i five m inutes,
Take
It
Ibe effect they will l/ km t w fir* instantljr and w>ur
u
r
Coleman, who has bew» itjj
», *tJ
tottU scr.
from th
,
i»lace the bowl In
Oriindo with- hj«
KiSLi
‘"id watcresnd stir freouently until months
ha* returned to hi* hom e'
treu® *** t*ttng u r e dj|c
g "J -& ”A ^ddd
d ffl»ro
ln « rr,, half n teaspoon h ire In North Goldrhrod to sfwndj
tbo> 1xvnter
thee swamp;
d w * r '" 1^ ‘K .^ ^
Alm- o n d 'qr o w teaspoon
l i z a#anl
r d 1 .JT_ 5 -uhn tt’<
f BU>r of th
lhr« summer.
v' 1
W '
1
«• they thrixn*,^ U ttou.
*1 " Fwainjus
.
I v-wl.o • '
•
For Week-Ends,
- Business
—or Vacation Trips
You’ll find here ju st the luggage
lhal you will need for any kind
oflri/x Hat box, bags and casesfor women. Suit cases, grips and
Gladstone bags for men. A ll are
o f the better q u a lity, a l l
reasonably priced.
CASf f!T.S5*.s»* * * a "»
y r
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T v m . --'•j*
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U r t ^alt. t ihitom fcoi.rt
nmirt,
M H in H o w e
.frtjtL
Colinty. . rim*
In si SOfull It thl'TI'Hf.
M
IVe i l l l W d i.HCilnwt >nu:
Said call".' h , a su it to UURl ti t le
IU the rumlljftwant In' and to Hit.
lands her- lrmnove desri-lln-sl.
I
tt I- fu rth er ordered that ' 11is |
indict- be pn h llth rd J." ..uldlfh " t’’l i t ! *
Herald, n. n ew sp ap er l u l'lh M
Hemlmde County,
,-rtekV
w eek for fo u r o m o - c u t l t e «'.>lK!4 .
W itn ess my hand nnd offIt |-tl a*®l
o f (ho C ircuit Court o f th« Rcvt-ntb
Ju d icial Clrclut o f tho
i' V
Florida. In and for fiemlnnle « nun
ty, on th is th o 1 tth . day <>f March.
p la ce s or ratuen,
A Show for the Coolidgcs
S».
n
ne,[era,1 to app ear to U io H ill o f th e complnltmnt >,, **■,*-—M- k
Complaint herein on th o nth d ay n m m cr t i i r ‘r f i f a r t " '1 olab adult.
c f A w i l A- 1>. il» W , t b s M tn o b e c o d e - . W ^ P t nunIn« O'llulc l>ny of t h i s C ourt.
,n ?i lNUfurlher o rd efo d t h a t thta
order tic published I s t h e Hanford
H em ld V Itewspuper p u b li s h e d In
Hr ml nnle County, F lo r id a , o n c e n K S ,K ! i S S r f t ^ i f S S
ifcribctl «* follow*.
\ /iithwMil
w eek for four e o n t o c u t l v o w e e k s .
, Wllne.»* my haptt and s e a l o f th e
Clrrtilt Court ,,f Hetnlnnlo C o u n ty , .
Florida this t t h d a y o | M arch. A.
I». is*«y j*. DO lin t-A S3.
C lerk 7th C ir c u it
tic Coast l.lnc)
1 A.,.rn i,|||
(Circuit C o u r t ^ c a l ) ^ vi’ F R K a
It a p p ea rin g from th « »
o
f
com
p
lain
t
h
erein
J
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. ilJPaamo
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D ap u ty C lerk
W. A. F A T T I S H A L U lO rln n d o , F la .) and enth of >„u tnn> c » m
Mnllcltor' for C o m p la in a n t.
March 0, 12, 1». 2 « . .
«is,»*JAK°s,™4 jlrss
IWc b ft o f Im prom ptu en tertain m en t whirl* * n » provided fo r
i)d. Mr*. Coolldgo in fro n t of the Whit** lIou*o tho othiv o w iring c a im d
ft.
Tho d r iv e r cscapi't! tinsingiul.
nnesseans Plan An
Appear To Congress
j
*
—
.
W% , N A SH V ILLE, Tonn.. Mur. 4.—
Ur)— Leading Tennesseeans plnn
to appeal t o C ongress fo r nn A p
Dm
y p r o p r ia t io n to a s s is t in erectin g u
lAStlnc m ontim ent to the m em ory
, o f M eriw ether Lewis, tho explorer
o f tho N orthw est, who is buried
•lx miles e a s t of llnhenw ald, T urn.
T en ta tiv e specifications are for
A dom e-shaped m onum ent sim ilar
t o th e fam ous dom ed-tom b which
t o w e r s above tho grav es of A n
d r e w Jackson nnd his wife Itechci,
The dome- supported by Grecian
columns, onch re p resen tin g one of
t h e states of tho lAiuisiann pur*
c h a s e , i s planned to shield the
dilapidated old m onum ent over the
•ra v e of Ix«wis-which w as erected
|
by tho sta te of Tennessee m any
'y a a fa ^ a g o vrith an appropriation
,..
A bout th e old shrine also would
bo placed tho suggested statu e of
l « w i s , n statu e of C lark, his comton on the expedition, nnd the
Ion woman guide who was prob
ably more responsible tlinn any one
else fo r the successful venture.
i
1
A tw o hundred acre tract there- j
•b o u ts is being m aintained by the
governm ent ns u national inonuP la t.
________________
IN CIHc i i t r n r it r
J i m r i t i . r i m i ri i> * v n r im
sm iiM iii; t i t i v i i , i i.o m n t.
IN r il A M T .I I V ,
1L It. l'allltihull.
Complainant.
JlAYWAIll) H W I U ’llX, cl til,
Dt'fl lltllllllK
Order nf I'uMImlli.ii
To Ilu>war,l H W ilnu, Kiln r
Ward and John II. W,tnl h«i im:
band, Ucarxu llutlm un nn,l l-'iitini,
Kurtm n n . M« w ife, Fliaii.-* j lii.ril-ti
and I.tiuru V. Hill lint, M» wife.
If,
E m m s J. Clark. it w id o w . Miirv 17m0j
ma W llrn x, n w id o w , H llvlttti mid
I f ilriul all jmrlli ■» iinlinl m: In t.
under 1he iui lit 11ay w ard S IWIi-uv.
E l l a l). W in d and dtdni it. Wind
her hltahnmt. rirtirac f l u f f , mm itml
Fannie Jluffmnn, hi* wl/r. I'luni.-n
■WY *
K
1% T U B t n t t ' U I T
COURT
OF
, NKMINOf.n C OU N T Y , FI.O IHUA.
IN C ltANCEM Y,
^
E U -B W O U T H a l o o l l f : .
C o n tp ls ln a n t.
vs.
JfW IJPHlN K MOORE,
D e fe n d a n t,
C ita t io n .
T he S la t e o f F lo r id a . T o J o se p h in e
Moore:
.
It a p p e a r in g fr o m tho s w o r n lu ll
nf c u ia p ln ln l o f th e on m p ln ln n n l
herein filed , t h a t y o u nre a n o n
resid en t of t h e S t a l e u f F lo rid a ;
tltal -yo#ir p o s t o f f ic e n d d r e ss Is
WheelInK. W e s t - V lrklnn, nnd th at
y o u m e o v e r th o unit o f 2! yea rs,
mid Unit I hern In n o porann In tlie
jitn te o f Flnriilu. (h e s e r v ic e of «
stil-p o ttot upon w h o m w o u ld
hind
fo il.
y,)U are t h e r e f o r e ordered to a p
pear to tills tdll o f co m p la in t nn
M onday, tho liltt. d a y o f April, A. I>.
192ti th e sa m e b etn a a R u le l)ny
of th is Court, at tho Court llo itse
in Hanford, H-mlnoIe County. I lorlda, O therw ise, d e c r e e - pro c o n fe s s o
w ill he en tered iijmlnut yon.
It la fu rth er -ordered, th a t t h i s
order be ptihllshed on ee a w e e k for
fo u r c o n s e c u t iv e w e e k s . In the Hmif,,r«l lleru ld . n n e w s p a p e r p ublished
In Mi tnlnole County. Fiorltla.
W it n e s s m y band nml seul of
t h e ’C ircu it Court of Hernlnole C o u n
ty. Fbrrliin, on th is llto 4th d ay of
March. 1926.
■ ........... ...
v i). nocc.r.A B H .
Clerk. C ircu it Court, Hemlnolo C o u n
ty. Fiorltla.
(t'lrt till Court F e e l)
Jly A. M. W I ' I ’KH.
l>«puly Clerk.
W 17. WJIITI7
s o l l e i i o r fur Connilalnaiit,
Mur. 6. II. It*. 2« nod April 2.
J. Jlf.nfi ri end Laura F , n,jnji>ni> h is
w ife, ISmm a J. C lark. n w id ow , ytfary
Cnitna W ilcox, it w id o w , and end). <>f
tlirm. d y o n u r d <>r othcrwWo Id tho
p ro p erty U*srrlli*il b elo w ; and nil
pnrilea c la i m i n g
In terests untier
J a m e s II. W ilcox, or o t h e r w is e In
and |n th » p ro p erly deaurllicd b p low l
and ;ill p a r tie s cln lm ln if I t lt e f M li
u ruler i'. II. Clark or o lh u r w ls o In
nnd* to the p ro p erly ilescrtbril lielo w ; nnd nil p a r ti e s r l n l m l n g In*
to resia under F rn iices A. Ilnlilforil
nr o t h e r w is e In nnd in tho p roperty
ilcarrlbed Imluw; nml nil u n k n o w n
persona In terested In th e fotlnwInK
deNcrlhed
p rop erl)
In
Hemlnolo
County, F lorid a. t o - w l i :
T rn rl I.
Ilryjn 471 'feet W est o f Ihe
HK corner o f the X I V of I ho
NW'J- of P eeflon 72. T o w n s h ip *
you th , lim in e 12 17<af. run
17a,it a.11)-'j eliiilns.
North
20 .
ehn in s. ‘ W est
3 ir.'j
eh,tins.
in
T in : c n t c r r r
cm ht
of
Heath 2u ch a in s to 1 ,,-aItitilnn.
M .tllM H .C . I ' lU X T V , IT.Oil III A.
T in , I 7.
in
c
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m
t
:
i
i
v
.
Ih'Clniilnn i
i-hutns I'nsi nf
H. R LONC.
lli« NW eorner ..f ih e HU'» of
C om p lain an t,
the N W ti oi y e e t loll 72. T o w n
VM,
ship .1, to mill, it,nine .12 Hast,
JCI.ICH MDI.NAIl, i t at,
lu ll Must 7.IS I'holliN, Sou th s 3*>
Oof,
tulunla.
rllllltlH. West 7 *.<6 eltnllls. Not III
6.3U rim In. to to atnnlhK.
Order of I'll I, Ilea I Ion
Trnrl .1'
Tlie N W S of i In HW>, of tho
NOT
I
d ! OF KNOW AN I* UN
HW •, of Sei’Llon If*. T o w n s h ip
KNOWN I >I7KM:N HANTS.
2d Hoiilli llnm;, .12 Cusr and heTin- Htute of Florid a, T n ; y In In elnilMH I hist of the NW
J u ll u s Molnnr, J. A. Mntnar, WHroHm-r of tlie N W ', of the H W '.
limn l i m i t , I hit oil r*,* Ilrutt. Ills Wife,
of the SIV 'i of -ill.I Heel Inn 16.
17 . s Hnrns. 17. A. Mnrns and Annie
in n l.'fisl 17, llnl, h . Haiti It 711.1II
1 Parker, if liv in g , and If either,
ehilllis. We-I 36 IInks, Norl )i 20 10
.on ,.t .ill »>r the aald d,'f*uidnrtls he
rim low to I.eulnuliiK. I-.m i 10 •| , :,,l. Ilo u t>> llto h elm , d evls, cs,
itlnninn .'i.', links Cost of i hi- S C
I-1 .iriti es, >,r o th er -clalmitntB under
eorm-f of Ho NU ‘, o f Ihe SW
.Its!,,iMnlnnr. .1. A. Molnnr, W llof the HW ', of Ihe MW l4
ilmn Ilrutt. Cut,dim- Itruti. his w ife,
of tlie HW i, of s a l ,I Herilon
i;
H
Itnrns,
K. A. H a m s nn,| A n n ie
16, run We-I 3U, fe e l, tin m e
I P a rk er; anil i •• nil p a r tie s ,-laltn17,1- 1 111 f e i | ,
I hell,',,
.North
Inc a n y Interest In Ihe land t n v o l v id
26.7 feet to to-alnnlliK.
In th is Milt under ntty of th e almve
TloiT I
n.lined d e fe n d a n t s , w h o s o nnnles anil
The W, «l v -6 rliiiln* o f th e
N W ' i Of Ihe N W 'I of H.et Ion 22.
Tott-n-hln 20 Mouth, It,mu, 32
J7.I.-I. les s lo ^ltmini; at the NW
eorn er of s tld Heel Ion «t|in
Month 7 2<; eliiilns Iln lie. Notdll
SO*, it**Kr, •
Curt f. .13 , liullis
to
| - it. m m i ilo le
North
*j d i , i . ■ i . iierns- I.., k <■ i In Ml.In po | Otl tin- Mini .* thenei*
N ., i h I 7 7 i h , n - l,» M, »'i I,*n
Iln. ln»l w n M» . 1 1 , 111 , 16 mid
77 t In n»
\\ , I 7 23 ,'hnln- In
to Inil III K. 1*1 N,, I■ >* lieu till lltl If
7.2... • hull,* Cl, I nf I lie Ntt • I in r
of 111,- N W , of \ In- XIV *, of
lllii
H-, I lot, 6*1’ T . " 0 - 1 , 1 11 ;o Honih.
It i n if e 2 7 I* , - 1 run t 7ji el t 60
* I- iln- Month 3 , toil i,s.
Weal
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C o m pound L n rd
28c
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P ru n es
lfl P o u n d s
G r a n u la te d S u g a r
2 Hunches
F lorida Celery
. The f
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PR O O F IS IN THE CAN
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Packed only by W. H. Roddcnlicrry. Caihi, d .
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B u tte r Beaus .................
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th e fr u its unit iM fctdO /es a n d the
brands o f m erchandise / p re ferT
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Florida truck growers report that “AA
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producing the best crops. You can best
insure larger yields and better quality
truck by using
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Spinach
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No. 2
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ford H e r a ld , tv n e w v p f tn e r p u b li s h e d
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In Bonfortl. S rir.ln n lo C m i n t j . f'lorl*
l« l* .t unit Jj> f IJlock S t nn«J nil
•la. o n c e n w e e k f o r f o u r ,» U con*
•nr
iilookh ii f ninl <1 i>f Mellon*
e e c jitiv e w r e k e .
villa, nrConllbi to pint th e r e o f .
W itu e a n m y h a n d a n d lh«> o ff ic ia l
Italy rorn n lifi in p la t IMW.k I
o ra l of th « C lr v u l t C o u r t of t h a
*• in .l i s t Itenh l^ iw c n h 5«-*t.
Pit (io I j n of ih o iiu PI In roii> r<t»
H e\enth J u d ic ia l C ircu it o r t h e S ta le
'i
t Urmlnr-b- County. f'lfrldn
o f K lo rld a, "In a n d i » r S e m i n o le
U l E j t ,"'» & }? 1j f ' f S i t o f l . n t 7
j C o u n ty . V ln rh lo , on t h i s t h e 4 l h d a y
M il Its tip|»< a firm from th e *wr>rn
“anfrtM T ,F 7 .Pt tht' Town °f f <*f M a r c h A. It. 1SS0.
Hill of Coniplaint h e r e in th.it von
V . K . D O rO U A S S
noil vnrh or vnu m ay plaint ntttno
*
C le r k
rlRht. t i t le or Interval In a n d to Ihe
I 1C irc u it C o u r t P e a l)
proparti Mr'IjiatiAVe Mranrltfeil
j
Ity. A. >r. W K ltK S
Ii ,* th e r e f o r e o n U K U K D . t h i t i
i W rid tO N . l l O f S i l o i l u K U Ik R O V f .R >« m and ,*1 . h of j o u he o n * ym f o r e i
S n .ie lto r a f u r t ' n m u t a t n a n i
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- t p i i l Srnl.
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i i i 'i a l n n i f
tvr started.
5till, it will 1* «n
vestlfrfltloft- ^
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coum v
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t u in-int ht e on fc e p ,hi
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,
hereby r<(join .1 ti* nl<n*-ir -tn till'
Jtlll rtf Complaint filed herein In
thlii r . i i i w nhidatim iny, t h e Sth. i l i y
<r V m
o f Aurll. A. P . l i f t , t h o a l i n e b r i n y t ai . r i t - ' * ! r n i n
a U tile H ay or Ihla C>.uri (it Ihi- r - i u i i i l . JiollelnV r i r c j r t o f I t f C
C n u r t lloiiiO In S a n f o r d ; Sumlnot.- r u l e Of KlfirM.-., .In a n d fo r HemjaI ule C o u n ty , n - r l d < t . o n t h t a t h e 1 tn
j On* o f M-ret* .\ f .
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P n lh - it i. f r r C o tn p ln U W n ».
.
Hni.liah Mar, ... t?l t*1- 5f. m - l
A p r i l S.
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u w * iv
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search
work, has ju s t viei.c:!
old ytamiiiiiB BTouml nnd
, doetn’t speak at aIM vell of it.
s 4 £i
ct nivil
l ' ;,
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sitiwinx k .«; uii.ii- * * <J>nliih irt.it
n '* r t n , m il c t i r u t r of t.,,
! ? ' * MUirt.'i- ,,t anuHivvi<r tif S u f i I o n to, t . i u ,
8<>utfi, l .i u k . s ; I 'l i s i r i ■;,
/'A /1..3'*1' chain*. t Ik-nr
^ . i 'C h . - i l i i v U i S ' ..l I..!, | „ „ ,
*.i>r . .2 rlir l i i , t |,,
,
t i'.'in*., i l u n . i r u i ,i|
•TOO many cirrp* clouds,” com
plains Or. Abbot- report!ntt on th.mountain to hcndciunrtcrs.
Furtherm ore, the doctor doesn’t
tanirol
|il.e the peak’s “low a ltitu d e ,”
wj,ich seems funny fo r a m ountain.
Noah didn't 'consider it low.
He
struck shoal w a te r there.
No, on',
second thoURhts, th at wns A ra ra t, i
Dut a m ountain of “ low a ltitu d e ” !
is a (piccr proposition, anyw ay.
|
The doctor also re fe rs to S inai a s ,
“forlorn, barren and inaccessible.’’
.
of iho ,e
For Calumet quality—purity or
economy* There are no substi
tutes for the pure, wholesome
’ bakings produced through use of
V.V.T " , (‘D i u n r i n s r r o m ill. s w o r n
H ill o f C n m p l u l n l l i v r o l a t h a t y o u
•tn.t c u c h t.f y o u m tiy r l n l m s o m e
•■'■hi. t i t l e o r I n t e r e s t In n n il i n
t il e p r o p e r t y l i e r e l n i l u . v n •).-*., rll-e-.l
It I t t i e r f o r . O H U H n i : ! * , t h a t
.oil m o l on, -I,
Vnu tie .111,1 y nit
l i t . l o r . ' l i y n u u l r n l t o a |ip*-ar' i n
•
Hill o f C o m i i l i l u l ( | | , . it t , . r . !i!
In Mils m u s e n n M o . n l i i i l,, f.il,
• I f ' -tf A p r i l . A |I r n ; s , tl,,. sti.to.'•'In* a H o l e P .iv o f t h l p c o u r t t i
t lt e «*• n r t ............ In Knufor.1, Keuiltip l. i • o m i t } , Klni-liin. s n i l lt( .iHfiinii
I h - w e n f n l*ecr«-.. I'ri- Ciitif*-M«> w i l l
b e i P t e r . t l j.KaluHl Vf>u, H»id i - iu s o
'•••lac n s u i t t o i i u b t t i l l , in tinC 'l t u p l t i l n t i u t l u n m l t o t ),, l i t o l
• * «>
'T H C “doc” found n lovely plow
in the S ahara, where thero h asn ’t
been a cloud, cirrus o r otherw ise,!
in years.
So now the “doc’s ” on his way
to pivt* South A frica th e once
over.
Those scientists are hard to
plcaso.
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A complete stock of
these stoves are car
ried by the following
dealers:
re?, j u s t
opcainu
So lititrn tlm*.
I ’ve bought four or five Perfection
Stoves in the last nine years so you
can imagine Pm not displeased <
with them ! I have apartm ents
which l rent am i all arc furnished
with Perfection OH Staves,” writes
Mrs. P. ii. I Jaynes+
j ’ l: 1
SOI West Peachtree
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St., Lakeland, Fla.
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tion a n d w ouldn’t use
*
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any other kind. Though / have gas in my
house l use ihe oil sioi'e by preference. / like
it for^ cake baking most especially. Better than
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gas, because it gives such
steady, even heat. In fact
r a c ia l
I Lm.Jy *
line at
I
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i l « P™ f ot: ™y Ymd of,
cooking and I feel sure I
could cook a meal o f any
size on it. ”
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lildltn mi
in'* ‘PushAmnr .
hindcs nml
while 1hi
pfr* hip!
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FURNITITRK
“Quality Merchan
disc at prices tlifi
appeal.”
T h at's the way practically all F lorida
women w ho use Perfections tccl.
T h c v fin d th e P e rfe c tio n so d e
pendable. convenient, and safe tlmt
they would not use a n y o th c r stove.
Coo|£ u m eal on one, and you will
fe e l th e s a m e w ay. T h e r e are
many reasons why.
Long Chimney Means
Clean Kettles
O f c o u r s e th e r e a rc
inuny d e c r e e s o f h e a t
p o siib lc.b etw een th ese
tw o e x t r e m e s , fia c h
Every Range o f Heat
A t th e touch o f u match, you have
instant coqkinf* It’s easy to adjust
n ae/* #n
/1 Te#s«the flam
too.
F o r aa slcak-fryinfi
(lame, tu rn th e w ick hijlh enough
to p ro d u c e slim yellow tip s 1>*
inches long ab o v e the blue flame.
F o r sim m ering, jdst low er tb cw ick
until you tfet a gentle, blue flame.
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Udy Has took th e last one, Pctcy*
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G o lf Good F)
H a ymal lers Th at Made History
\ 'N E W YORK, Mar. fi.-MiT*)— w hat the Colonel w anted done
. Something of a reg u lar lineup about tile dem and. •
H crrm nnn la s t night was aw ait
has appeared in the G iant's cam p
at Sarasota. Fin., w ith Tyflon in ing n reply from Piptf, whom ho
re n te r field and LlndstratYi a t hud wired to report n t Orlando
third base. The veteran Heine at pnee.
, Groh, is giving th t youngitcr* a
BOSTON, Mar. 5.—b T i - The
fight for the regular berth.
Y annlngaps defeated the Ronton
* . Anron W ard has appeared nt the B raves' firs t team 0 to 2. nt St.
Yankee'* rump, where the only nb- I P etersb u rg , Fin., ye*t«rday. Kept
• sentee is Bob Mcnsol, recovering Kibble end Bill Cronin, rookie*,
> from Hints* in California. Ward ltd in h ittin g . Kibble Jinrd out
has found plenty of competition
with L aierri nnd Koenfg battlin g
fob infield post*.
ST LOUIS. Mur. 6.—</P)—The
A t last report* P a ts y Vance had ro u tin ’* ni the Brown*' cam p nt
not reported to the Brooklyn cump Tarpon Springs, Fin., will be brok
In C lenrw atei, and Jnerpira F our en today when th e squad will be
nier, although iirencnt was busy- pul in inlra-U-nm action for the
on real e sta te deal*.
firs t of, a aorica of practice game*.
The.-'e skirm ishes arc to be daily
PH IL A D E L riM A . Mar. 5.—(/Pi ft attire* until th e club meet* thq
. Connie Mnck has lict-n impressed Brooklyn Dodgnni nt the Brownie
with the work of W right, a rookie Chirp next W ednesday -in the first
1 shortstop. W right's work helped exhibition gam e of tlr. reason.
. the rookie team bent lhe_ Athletic
•" reg u lars by n tw o to opt score nt Coif Irody H a$ P lan s
| F o rt Myers, Fla., yesterday.
Enough riilllie player* h a v e not To Save P lay e rs Time
arrived nt B radenton. Fin,, to w a r A ndM oney onTourney
r a n t any Intra tenm gam es a* yet.
The A thl«tira play B altim ore today
NEW YORK, Mar. fi.— (AT—
or tom orrow .
El px have been taken bv the U nit
ed S tales Golf Association to rave
:Y‘
W ASHINGTON. M ar. r ,.- f / T i~ players tim e and money in con
a W hile catcher “ M uddy" Ru«l and nection with the National Open
' p resident G riffith
debated the Championship.
salary cintise of H url’s coiitrnct
Iiist>-ai| of the three uualifica.
(/'■, a t the S enator's tra in in g ennio nt lion tournam ent* indil Inst year nt
,
Tampa- G riffith nnd M anager lia r- San Frnoeiscii," f-hirngq and Long
' rls arc casting hopeful glum e* at Beaeli, th e n probnblv will be a
n rpokle receiver, try in g out willi doW’ii or Bri for HUM. a plan wbfeb
j
th e miund.
promise i a aln m g er leini-sentatfon
He i* A lphonse lx>pi:-/, husky an in the pn t many of the nnvi j . buckstopper who has Midi ploying lloii’s b 's t golfeis have been un
w ith the Tnm pu d u b . Me* i* U*. able to make Jong journey* to tie
described ii* very nimble and hnv trv outs. Courses for the d im in u
. ing n neat peg to second, in ad tion are to be named soon.
dition to being a n atu ra l foul fly
The nssoi Inlion let "it be known
I bat a decision on the am ateur
champlou-diiii cut from .72 to 1C
qualifier* last year, aw aits com
DETROIT. Mar. 5.—OV)
plot inn of plan* f*>r the open.
windy w eather rhntlntied to
*pcr the Detroit Am rricnns lr
a , ('D N ’I'IN l'E S W INNING K7'REAK
practice* nt their Augusta
| MENTONE, Mur. *».—t/Ti Con
train in g camp.
*
tinning h**r ini iiu ildc . piny. lB-)cn
■ CLEVELAND. Mar. V bT' - .W ills, American i.r.vn l>iiiili climn
i > i ,lion, mlviitiied to the final bracket
Member* of the C!e-.claml Indian.’
nt of tin- Mentone 7 ouj-nitm< nt lod.-u
hod their first hatting pravtlic ith eir training cam n nt l.d e tn c d by <!i featiog Mi** K. II. I.Inrvl-v
Fin., y tstcn ln y . M anager Su ck of Ifni'latid in c tm ig ’it •<•;* ,»t
c r *cnt pitcher* litili’ end I I not ICO. (i I.
into the box for a 20-ndpuie I"'
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BY JO E W ILLIAM S
BENNY LEONARD had to whip
the tim ekeeper a* well as Freddy
Welsh in th e ir m em orable bnUle
in New York May 28, 1917, when
Leonard b ro u g h t th e lig h tw eig h t
title back to Am erica.
Leonnrd knew he could beat
W elsh; -he had already outpointed
him on two previous occasions ift
10 round bout*.
B ut knock him
outTs—th a t was the thumb in Ben
ny'* chow der.
Leonnrd had to
knock him o u t or in -all p ro b ab ility X
W hat is the best sport •„
" sro w ln * boy l„t0 n, ta? „ , *n
c l a l r o t a n ,,
'W fc ,
Krtpm
f l c L V r “£ “ ™ c7
n! "" » I*™*
l i f e Of th e fighter ?, ‘ A
of som e bc championn aa.1
. a thM. Raxing
r to h ave nia . ° millionaire
ten t w in- .,r ■'n ^ acb Dempsey. Rut j , ^
Dem pseys do not bloom
cwO’ year.
gue b u tev ery 10 years,
h at line
,°» bo* inK gives muen
mini«k T^Ttk
much r-_„
rige, who P1™ 1
H1 followers.
JLs
. Sdwyj
’era. N
Xq
age
to the I bnUcrod out of shape, egj-,
1
N ational {?rn ^rom th eir natural position,e
hTt
J i p a are slashed nnd c h » f f £ f t i !!«■ K
d o g rid g e I o ftcn h1cnr‘’(1 to the hone. K , / * * ' *
v c t « r p n |'cry Pleasant for a father to »rc *!£? t3 l
to n J l A , tu !Le «uc.h ^ n g s for his Sf,n. **’[ n° « l 3
Jiftrtts'.in
: UP baseball. P r o f m i * * ^ , ^
M»lY
H*.o TjM.8 t o
CUgrtMO
WITH
U
large order fur a fig h ter of even
f££
■
Leonard's known ability.
A&'
Leonard railed th a t b attle the
• j&A*/
hftYdcst of liis en tile ring career, I
rttnj
even though lie canto out of i t ' •
with h a rd ly n scratch.
For day*!
WM
before tile bout he had it dinned
Jj •
into Ids ears, "You m ust knock
V
him out," 1 Rtiuml a fte r round
'
'
d uring the fight, a* Leonnrd
poumled nb W ebb's uncanny de.
feline, lie kept rotwntiug to himself.
"You m ust knock him out." Billy
.ttSC Ti
tiihson, hi* m anager, and (lenrg1Kneel, hi- train er, told lorn earnestly between rounds, "You must
knock him out."
•/1 K 9 m B
With Mint command ringing In I
, ■,
iiis ’car*, Leonatd tore into tinf
champion from the opening bell.
'
•
He showered rig h ts and li fts at
/. ' ‘'ytfftfb??
Welsli'a head, most of wliirti
glanced o ff Freddy's arm* a in I «*1, »}b ’iVo/ily/S*
lwws as ham leM dy as rain off a
tu rtle 's shell.
1
It was la-dnnrd's fight all t^i
v
■*uPt r
wily.
lie scored
repeatedly.
j.t’
There was never a moment when
F L ls Vl
be was in danger.
But ii was a
V/
no-decision figlit.
A knockout,
f JfSPfSf Xi
was the only thing th at would help
A,
//m
biin.
I
(f&P*
It looked encouraging for Ben*fu
ny in the fourth.
A right th at
«'■'
weav< d past W elsh’s guard to ins
chin staggered the champion.
Three more tig h ts and left to the rope; ami ptille,
-ante spot had him on the rim. feel, but la " to n
But the canny W elshman callc I a tiger,
upon his defensive tactics and
7 lien ■n -.I -i
wealhereil the period.
I- Wel-ti | ■•11•:i»g
l.e o n ird .i punebing won out in wm I along the
Iin- ninib.
The finish was one of hand at u d y in g
the most dram niie in ring lo-.lory. ■j■omtr IB b
Welsh was Imxiag in ins
nrru iitln-i-.
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tinned fie hiotl.
I)| nay looked Wei Ii \\a d. su
somewhat di coil raged ai riot iieing ■>* ..i .1 j im b>* t
able to i innect with bis light i and l iam.nd
Suddenly he whipped over fo r 1tu u iin g him
Welsh's jaw .
Welsh duck mi btP ing bag
CIN CIN N ATI. Mur. >
r>. m ' i
j i/l'i I'm i Soiiili * tiiolli i «n*nitr-t- didn’t entirely eseape
It v.ii- i
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Continued absenev i»f Wji IIv l'i,*l* I'mi I
i o'l.ik >.i tin* • 11. »-5 i
leiTifie trlow nnd Fredil) went I ■ w-ns v ed- ' l •”
v e te r a n first
h u n cm en
(U tu im d
,•••»•. *’d b i • i ■’ n
I i- bam.i In s.
lie gi.i'abed I be dropped
f..i t . ■
from the New York Yankee*, \\:t run ul. in ttr* nnnw bru In I ui.il
brought to th* attention of P re * l-.|i
n-i'i.....m , t f a oi .YJis.xi; • ;;u i
dent Apgunt Jlcrrm aon on hi* nr IH„,| t
f-ijt m< t
in the semi
rival nt the Cincinnati Red'* e n m p ifu n i o f Die iIn> | aom iaf Snc'io-ro
loll r« o||ogijitc \ 1111• in
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Finn's reported demand for half linn to urn a ilu -it,
Of the pull tiara prim of $20.1109
Moil it I'm ■i- itv. Macon, Gn.,
was discussed by Mr. Horfuuinn m e t YU- -i«*si’ 'I • nil gi' in iI k* nfl
|n n telephone conversation with ernofin i onte»t, wtiite l-uinmii uii'l
M iller Hoggin*. Yankee mnmtgi r. Citaib l olfiyeil the nlkrbt. n|i
Tho la tte r said hi wax rw aitin g
R i d E \ ' i r c p n t l * * 1*111 o i i l f r o m
the arrival at Ft. P etersburg of
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Ida in the e f f e c t th a t
,11m
rrc*ldcnt Jal.e ftuopert to learn Delaney Applies For
7"liorpc, latiioux
l arlisb*
linliun
lifter the a**?1? 1] W , 11? stnrvhu<F
nd tw ice £nd baseball heroes are p r n i^ .v 1,R,1
c c j throughout the land, lookelTw^ than»!T
inry d V f ? A ‘trJ t,Q,B by tbe Juvenile f0f c *
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T ennis linrdly brings in the n.
d o rta to tu rn o f eith er baseball or b £ i £
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N o r does basketball. Paavo Nurnd,
ra Moguli am atcu r. could tun, pro.
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A m erican cities, earn d o . / , ? !
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Speed Boat Races'
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TA M PA V Fin., March 5,—(ipi_ I
Thu T am pa Bay Regatta, one 0f i
th e p rin cn ial/sp o rt event* of ifc* t
S. 1, A. A. Semi-Finals
Are To He Held Today
G r e a t R ed sk in Athletes
H ave R e tir e d To Tepees
iY acblnmcn .x race, 10 miles.
Leading Teams In B«f“
School Tournament
Are To
lo Meet Today
today ;;;,r3
rilizeiiNhip I’si pers
Your Income Tax
atlili ’e. u a * to r e l i u f o i i n e i from
I lie ill lilet |I- xp<|t I "/III and . .silen t
lit- r* nt.titlin g d » \ > o v e r m iV.hi
NEW YORK.
vl.ir. '* .d ‘
.la*k Di-laoev. figitlr/ of <’aoa>l i. lioimi on i h e rex erv u tio n w ith tuBriilgepoi’l . ( onil . at *1 II'll.vnki’. Iix|ii"C pule ami ii u n li n g dm'*, c
Max* . Iifix de* id cl t<* ap|dv f*u cal I* lo m in d a m im b ei o f u il t .i
B n l.xk in - w h o retired t *
Allierieati Itll-.I" toil pnin-t n flii lu n on i
b fin - i op tdoreil ao- t lung (nil a tlu"t n a t i v e I e p e e u pon brin y m g
lllll INMi lot a b le i ureer.i on
i lu ,
fineicntT in hi \im -nen» ni'.** oi
Mu !■-*. I ii1liii' \ name i> < lti,i**l * <1 u o o o d . g rid ir o n and tra ck I•> a
The revenue net of IP2II pr*>
Renm l ‘n pene, a on jut** r ■f *1
vides th at the statu s of a tax
< bit ktixbii 11ib* w.i |i t |i* jt i *i •
payer relative lo tile amount of
oil tin- t U.laboma ri-iti’t'Voi ■
ids personal exemption* slinll
I'apiuiii, w . t . i< w elterw t- g b t tit
iie determ ined by apportion
o r , o n e o f Ih* lew* B e d - k i n
u)
m ent in arcoidance with the
I iu.* , but in oil*- <>f Id- *';'kLY. by i i
1 11*"k It* lie |
lin e a>t*>> ft .
num ber of month* the tax pus
no (tu-utillii er i»fioi*u,pr, d it ■- » il
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t'li i f Sockiitevi .—"1*1 Am eriian I.,no-on
e r was nlngle, m arried (<r the
i oil-ltleil lo 11n* re|uirt>-( x I ke l.eugiie outfielder, died of lid e r
M e e to X C t- . I ' . i r l i le f.t||1i!i*
bead of a family.
‘‘.In. k Dilniif’v." Ii I*a- *'iok t •• ( "iloxis >*n a reset valm u in Muitie.
I'M ) eill * ago v» .ten tlie h it.ip! .1
turn.
F or exam ple, u couple m ar
Edmund Felix, famotl* lla-kell fellteil llaiM 'lil. 20 fn 0. ,
riod on Scplim iter IIU, B'd t,
end of year* ago, is spending Ids jimt bavo vauisiud o ff toe t n i b
would lu* entitled t,o an exotop
lust days mi the Santee rexerva
; ArchiqueUe, am itlm r
f*Hon of $2,125; th at ih, U-12 * r
i t ion in South Dakota.
l '.u lisle gi i,l .i*-1- nt ticarly 7"
$.7,500 f o r the husband while
George Johnson, form er Ann'i1- ago, lias lint been lii‘Ul.1 i' i
single, pin* 0-12 of $1,500 for
1icno l.rague pitcher, died on lie *il, for 111, I lle.se 0)1111) . *
the wife while single, plux It 12
LITTLE ROCK. Ark., Man-li 5. j1 W innehjipo" reservation near Sum . muons.
Like Mi-H om ii , b.< f
of $7,500 for the period ditiin*:
( V) Automobile flit alt Ic.x ill Vii;- City.
m ale, In- I* f* w , i h m n ! *
which they were m arried.
utixa* im-reased five fold during *1 Geornt' Jordan, f’arli*te bnskel- I*aivam
fill w a r d i n g all* I r e s .
Iiu* live-year period «oiling I) •- tinil cen ter of note in o th er years,
If on June 70, a taxpayer
A
n d s*i n o w it'x J im Timt
ii liilmr 71. 1925, wiiile the number |1 now lives on thu W innebago reerased being tin* heart of a fn
i l i s t i n g u i * t ie , I a i l . c . e f o r
*
of licensed nulomotiiie* ineree-sd MTvatbm.
m ily—the suppoit in one hou**’
In H ttp .Iordan wax \e a rs , w bn i-. u tni a>n»r t<> :
hold of n relative, or relativi * only Itiree fold, necordino i*> fig. , famed tbrotiglum t cage circles.
• ervntion in spend to* r* ■
being discontinued be is >d
ore- aiiini'.inced tnd.iv l*v lie- In)
Mouth I’liii.xaiit, f’ur Iisle’s f.i il.lt « oil e i' ’ It a n,| jt, . ft . ■
lowed an exemption of S'-’.onn. i eao of \ ital tatixlirs of lie i t,*
men* biiin*;i* k in VMY~, is tun k on nt i\ ex a* l be v , • . I.-.| ,
nne-balf of t'ue exemption "f lioard "I beultli
F rank Hudson,
t Ik II to tlli.t.
l u IP'.’n 2 9
au to iu sb .il,|*-.ilhs ;'n* leservalion
$1 ,500 granted a single per***o
pills one half of the ,*xee\pi*"n W ct'i r e p o r t e d , xx j t lr i * u , i a i - m bo ti umimiti’, far* ,i a iju le b elter.
1 Util. 1.1 1.1 lii. I * i e e i o t o
Hudson is a bnitl.* i" now.
l u 19” 5, tin* ,n*
Of $7,500 g la tiled tin* b. :**l >*1 ,t till* s t a l e ( l ie u
' f t m e rmiti
l i n k to tin*
Muse Y’elbrtvbiu'se, I ruler I’ilts- | tIon anil tIiu Blanket, h i >
family.
With reganl t** t’-e ur*’s slii'W 1.85,212 r* r i - ' , i i i a,,*.i
$400 credit for a dependent, mol oil - and !21 death* fimii nm t-r i'lirg tiurler, Ii is i ',;jcn ed to ttie j h i n d 1 tw in nehirv t niotit* b
i
the tax p ay er’s statu* i* d eter liiiidentx.
i t'bu-Uaslia t e e vat dm in Okla J g.ued upon in owe liy t!.< .
homa.
P ittites u i-pro b all now flo-e e n e m y .
mined a* of ttn* last day of the
Times were different in tile old ami then.
taxable y ra r.
If, during the
Jim Thorpe, of th e m nil. .
year, hi# support of such de du\s. . . . W ashington out down
Red W ater. P ail, ic football gem >0 bis wuko | i'i|i,i|is imii"
pendent ceased, he i* not e n a tree nnd they rnnde Mm p resi of o ther ages. *..i m urdered a fte r tin! a c c o m p l i s h m e n t s
it,
dent.
Today they'd ptit him in n turning to I i n ativ e trib e on s p o r t s th a n n n v o th e r t o It. n i*
titled to thin credit.
(lie kindling business.
i eoitied ill Hit- td. tor) of , |* t
ii ervation.
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G A IN ESV ILLE. Fla.. March 5.
U,
(A’|— M i a m i, Hillsborough ari|l toSchWj
, Duval n il'll schooh, ranking among gir.g ofW
| the leading contenders for iiu slat*- duller- ,a
high school basketbiill ( hatnpion-1 ijirii f»*
1siiiji, en tered th e lists today in first Thf Ctdapj
round mnlchen in iiu* sixlb annual UniwjH
s ta te tournam ent, under way here, ting
Miami clashes with Uinatilla | *gtf JW*J
H igh, ilillsliorough play* Brandon, derw tjtfl
and Duval engages Madison in ing W
tiiree o f today'* leading battles, to oF*
Nine prelim inary games niuix>ne
,
first round tilt wore run off P ’ 5 PiOrfj
I Cerday. P eroT Rushncll and kc)’
\Ve*t high* went into the first
round m atches today without a n . . f l
r.tn iggle, througii forfeits by LAc Ut®*1 1
■City, O rlando and Malone bifh
Auto Filialilics Show
Hiir Jum p In Arkansas
in i n.* Braves Beginning To
M",p, Bound Into Fine Trim
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a u . i v i’ ill I l e vobui J
M i\ O tm o fty always suspected
the I'nglisb folks wi r a tut difderenl but In- was linrdly prepared
tO ’lu u r th at Lady C alhcart was
equipped with a moral turpitude.
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T H E JA N F O IU ? HERALD. FRIDAY, MARCI1 5. 1026
Thte World’s Highest Paid Short Story W riter
page
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A uthor o f “Lum m ox
“Humoresque *
It was as if, crash! a skyscraper had collapsed th a t d a y
when Frederick Farmington em erged from the office o f the
most eminent diagnostician in New York . '
In the m idst of life Farm ington had been ordered out o f it*
So Farmington went to his exile,. Loneliness, Silence*
The slant of late sunlight through trees. Clear, cold m usic
of w aterfall .
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D *evastating,
eating,
gnaw ing loJieliness,
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The^delicate sound o f the footfall o f a deer*
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iif, crash ! a sk y sc ra p e r had collapsed,
urnado devastated a forest, or a seg|of heaven fallen, obliterating everychaos.
,fbe way Frederick Farmington felt
he emerged from the office of the
f diagnostician in New York City.
Crash. Crash.
e many m en before him must have
that same office with the same tortins.
theless, to Frederick Farmington,
! °* his corporation, director of
• equal importance, vice-president
reasurer of a railroad, it seemed
low smitten a man so in the midst.
I^JjOf ^ e*Farmington had just been
1° tty, out of the rushing turmoil of
i
Mar* °£||onljer. any use trying to elude
uril. r* ei?1‘nent diagnostician had
Farmington’s left lung had two
t»
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°* °ne <m the •
.pv • jCf ° K^tiog out of town one
thd h n »Ci^ r ^ informed him with
ul brutahty. By way of the Adiron[ ^
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PU«H°er, ! SU’ "
by W<,y ° ‘
oTiJ** *lte Farmi^ o q had been
« ^ " ‘ oK N ^m b115 “ •1U,e d0Cj ° r,*
1'nth dpnrl • V . r’ 11 *eomed to
sidy of ik M,011 c*a^ 1*,,» down u p o n ,
* two vyays— ostracismrKi
the Adirondacks or the way of mahogany with
silver handles— the latter was preferable.
Life was so jammed and pulsating an affair
when you were in the midst of it as Farmington
was! Life in the pine forests with the soughing
of wind at night and the creaking^ of trees by day
was all right for a two weeks summer vacation of
it. Buftotracism to it for what the doctor had
termed an ind^fmjte period—
It was a matter of weeks before Farmington
finally decided upon his alternative. The flow of
life was too quick in him. Life too dear in him.
Banishment to the pine woods if need be. But
not death.
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Farmington was not ready for. death.
There were worlds to conquer. Earthly
fields to dominate. At forty-three he had tasted
too much of the elixir of W fcessto r e l m ^ h the
cup easily. Life. Life. Life. The h#ttc of WaB
Street, the conflict of master industrial minds. I ne
shrewd connrrinn with the picked bunoeu men
of the country.
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Life. Life. Life. Farmington was greedy
for it. The life of the executive. The leader. The
captain, It was good to live. And so Farmington
surrendered to the prospect of temporary exile.
. with the bitterest pain he had ever known
m h tsh fe^
^
fife, to die silence of pu»«
and the lqng motiodess days rna
At first there were friends and the days WMi ,
„ jeer u steel .n d t ie Ifobinfod^h»i»»ibdpm l
fo re st
the lop of • mountain enffthe motor_ro«di; UU
off siity-tw e milec before youreeefied it and t a w
connection, were bed end tb . wmler ..w o n £
.
(own set in with a bang, and the friends fell away.
Those were the days when the loneliness first
began to settle upon Farmington. The exile.
Breathless, deathless days with only a mountain
guide, hired to live with him for company, and the
stacks of books and a radio machine and a mag
nificent mechanical piano, •;
outside world into the heart of the forest !
the mechanical piano and the letters from hia
friends and the hint of the doings of men in tho
outside world that came with the weekly parcel
post.
But those were only moments out of Konrtiu
Hours of torment. Hours of trying to read out of
the books, to tear out of the piano, to capture out
of tho radio something to counteract the loneEnesa* Poor Farmington I It is difficult in the humify
of men to learn how to be alone* Farmington 1
frankly had horror of i t He had all his life been
the sort of man who would call up a bore of a
friend sooner than dine alone* Or sit through' a £
vapid musical show sooner than spend an evening
at home without guests. When Farmington so
much as travelled from one d ty to another he took!
a secretary along for company.
And now, up here in the woods, not even tho
secretaries would remain for more than a few
weeks at a time. Only Farmington and his oU
guide, who talked back to the birds in noises that
resembled their own and who knew secrets of the
forests that first had entertained, but after a whSo
began to pall on Farmington.
Two years of this and then, as the saying
goes, the house settled. That is, from a nervous,
plunging kind of resistance, Farmington receded
into a morose kind of acquiescence* Lethargy^
Torpor. Or call it what yon wifl. Sometimes
days of silence in their little cabin, or the two of
them, Farmington and his guide, tramping the
woods hour after hour after hour. Silently. iThen
was so little to say. And, strangely enough', so
Tliose were the days when the loneliness
much to observe— quick, fleeting life of the forest.
began to settle. And the beauty of the forest to
It shimmered with it. Indeed, it kept the senses
recede and the sound of waterfall to beat into his
alert just being on the watch. The perky head of
brain with monotony, and the yearning for the
a chipmunk where you least expected it. (The
tramp of men’s feet and the conflict of quick minds
slant of late sunlight through trees. Clear, cold
and the excitement of the fray to eat and gnaw
music of waterfall. Ever see a pine tree rwayjin
at him.
vWrid? The bob-tailed leap of a rabbit? Tho
The clear, thin, bitingly cold days of the for
wind-polished
bole of a poplar? Farmington w**■
est. The pellucid nights with stars like silver
the unconscious student in the mystery'of this lore.
Christmas-tree balls waiting to be plucked. A
Sometimes the old guide used secretly to
waterfall leaping in glory and suddenly frozen
Farmington coming home of a dusk with' a few
there, a shy and startled loveliness.
choppy words of what he had seen. Mysteries tod.
All part of the loneliness. The devastating,
eating, gnawing loneliness of this man of affairs.
subtle for many words. Mysteries as lovely as the
leap of a deer.
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Pain in the lungs. Pain in the heart. Days
and days of the kind of pain that made him
One week before Christmas the great diag» .
irascible and difficult for even the old mountain
nostician, for a fee that would have been ransom
guide, rather scornful and oblivious of the ways of
for a king, journeyed np to the mountain shack,
men, to endure.
- The sky and the pines and the jilence had
A gnarled old oak tree of a guide. Strange
done thejr work w ell
secrets he knew. Out of the forests. The habits
T h e two sores on one lung and the threat of
of wild things. The call of the loon. The way of*
a sore on the other had entirely disappeared,
the quick-flanked trout. The footfall of the deer.'
Farmington had won.
His lore was full of these delicate, lovely intimacies.
Farmington was released from the forest
He knew the look in the eyes of a Trapped?
given his ticket of leave back to the haunts of
ftfx and was bitter at the women who w^re their
And Farmington, after weeks of
pelts.
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K- tion with himself, did not take i t
He loved the prickly little mash' of pine cones
/
There was not much explaining to ha
under him and had a pillow of then on his crude
about
i t In fact he never even discussed it
pallet
f v,
his gutffc They just sat side by s$de smoking
He spent long days in the woods and camer
fuj after pipeful of silence. The old guide I
h° m*sS'nelime?ff eeem ilffo Farmington he m p t ‘ . of cDane. W lh the sensitiveness that helped
spring It the throat of this man who w u so com*•
«“* footfall of a doer.
pUcent with the mystery of the silence .
He knew. The peace had bored its way into
Sometimes, watching him sleep through his
FarmingtofL Far, far from the tramp-tramp*
own sleepless nights, it seemed to Farmington he / ■•: tramp of the feet of men, Farmington had heard
must fly at his heart. To tear from it the secret,
the footfall of a deer.
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> .A n d it.was worth waiting for to hear the
The secret p f his capacity for silence.
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fall of another. And another. And another,
The silence that was gating into FarmingtMfa
all the etraBgo,Brir wisdoms that went w ith !
Gnawing into him. Making h ip ilf little mad with'
ing arid loving the delicate pound of the food
terror of i t
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The radio did its part to help. Yanking
ft deer. ■ - / , ■
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Som ething of a re g u la r lineup I about the dem and. J
BY JO E W ILLIAM S
''W lk,'
ha? appeared in the G iant’s cam p , H errninnn Inst night was aw ait
KHPtM.
BENNY L E O N A R D h ad to whip
a t S arasota. Kin., w ith T y sin in fair u reply from Pipp, whom he
te n te r field and I.indntrom a t h'*<>
«" rep o rt n t Orlando the tim ekeeper ns well as .Freddy
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third base. The veteran Heine «*■ i»hce.
Welsh in thyiF m em orable b attle
. Groh, is giving tbtf young iter* a
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BOSTON’, Mar. B.—f/Pl—The in New York M ay 2R, 1917, when
fig h t for the regular berth.
BOSTl
Vanning a pH defeated the Boston Leonard b ro u g h t th e lightw eight
Aaron W ard ha? appeared a t the B raves' first team 9 to 2. nt St.
title back to Am erica.
f! : Y ankee's camp, when? the only nh1S KW r T
f ’ m " ,,™ i
n ' i r l n , ' I'e t r m liu n f , K in ., y e s te rd a y . K e p t
v...
Leonard knew he could heat
• J ^ n E ^ M ^ & K T w J S Ifk""-"
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(I in h ittin g , Kibble lined ont W elsh; he hnd already, nut {jointed
has found plenty of com petition tw o hom eruns.
him on two previous occasions !ft
with I-nzcrri and Koenig b attlin g
10-round bouts.
B ut knock him
for infield post*.
ST LOUIS, Mar. 5.—(/F)—The o u t? —th a t was th e thum b irrB en «H>lY
•,
A t last reports I)*tzy Vance hnd ro u tin e nt th e Browns' cam p at
UAOftMB To „
chow der.
Leonard hnd to
not reported to the Brooklyn camp T arpon S prings, Fin., will lie brok knock film out o r in nil probability
CCgtfcKD /Jp*
in C learw ater. and Jacques Four- en today when the squad will be Jose his la st chance a t the lig h t
WITH a t '
nier. although present was busy put in intra-beam action fo r tin* w eight title.
Knock out one of
on real estate (leal?.
firpt of a scries of practice frames. the t clftveryst defensive
fighters
There skirm ishes arc to he daily the rin g has known—th a t wns a
PH IL A D E L PH IA , Mar. ft.—fFPi fr attires until tho club m eets thq larg e order fo r a fig h te r of -even
Connie Muck has Iteen Impressed Brooklyn Dodgors n t the Brownie Leonard’s known ability.
firs t
it . with the work of W right. a rookie cqn\p next W ednesday
Leflhard* ta ile d th a t b attle the
exhibition gam e of the- season.
hard est of Ills entire ring career,
shortstop. M’rlg h t’s work he
even though fte came out of it
the rookie team heat tlpc A.thl^ue
i reg u lars by a twin to onl -atjrofn t
w ith hardly n scratch.
F or days
before th e bout he had it dinned
F o rt M yers, Fin., y esterday.'
into his ea rs, “ You m ust knock
Enough Phillie plnyers have, not
him out."
Round a fte r round
Arrived n t B radenton, Kin..-to w a r
d u rin g th e fig h t, as Leonard
ra n t any in tra team gam es ns yet.
pounded nt" W elsh’s uncanny de
.The A thletics piny B altim ore today
NEW YOUK, Mar. ft .— (/!')— fense, ho kept re (writing to him self,
o r tom orrow .
St: ps have been token hv tho U nit “ You m ust knock him out,” Billy
_____ t ‘
ed S late? Golf Association to save Gibson, his m anager, and George
W A SHINGTON . Mur. ft.-lAft— players tjme ami mon?y in con Engel, his train e r, told him e a rn
•W hile catcher "M uddy" Ilu d and nection with the N ational Open estly between rounds, “ You must
P resident G riffith
debated the (h a m pi on ship.
knock him out."
»
salary clause of llucl's co n tract
With th n t rnmmnnd ringing in
Instead of the three uim lifim .
n t th e .Sennlnr’s tra in in g enm n nt lion tournam ents In Id last year nt his 'cars, Leonard tore into the
TnmtMl- G riffith and SInhnger H a r Kan K rao elseo ,'(’h icat'o -and 1/nig champion front the opening bell,
ris are m a tin g hopeful glunrex at Reach, Du r< iirohaldv will lie a lie showered rig h ts and lifts at
n rookK1 receiver, try in g out with dozen or 1.7 for 1920. n plan which Welch’s head, most of whieu
th e nqund.
prom ises n stro n g er representhtion glanced o ff F reddy’s arm s ami el
He Is A lphonse Lotrez, husky hy, j,, j|„, ,,n i many of the nn- bow.* as harm lessly as rain off a
la c k sto p p e r who has been-playlngT.tJupV
..
lust golfers have been tin- tu rtle's shell.
It was Leonard's fight all the
w ith the Tam pa clulr. Ho .is l i t aj/jp to make long journeys to tin
described ns very nimble nnit huv tty Pjuta. Um'tsi's for the e•llmirin-1 way.
Hu scored
repeatedly.
ing a neat peg to second, In nd- tp*P
There was never a moment when
til a r c .lii'ltV'numed soon.
But it was a
dltion to being a n atu ra l fnulfly
The nsswlntinn let it he known he was in danger.
A knockout
tra p
that a decision on the am ateur no-decision fight.
championship cut from .72 to Ml Was the only thing th at would help
him.
DETRO IT, Mar. 5,—(/H— r«ld, pinllfiers Inst year, awaits com
It looked encouraging fur Ben
windy w eather emitlnned to ham plctiou of plans for the open.
ny
in tin* fourth,
A rig h t that
p er the Detroit .Ann rieans in th ir
practice? nt their A ugusta, Ga., <*t IN T I N I KS W I N N | NG S T B F.A K weaved past W elsh’s guard to his
the champion.
M ENTONE, Mar. ft . — l/1't < .m- chin staggered
train in g camp.
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tinuW g her Invincible ploy. Helen Three more rig h ts ami left to the ropes :.nd pulled hilt
i siime sjjol hail him on th e run. , f e e l , l.itl |,t t.t i.id v. n
CLEVELAND. Mar. ' ft. >>V'
W ills, American lawn l *i,ni t chum
But the canny W elshm an called a tij:<
Members of the Cleveland Indian • | pimi. advanced t" the final bracket I ......
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- i tit .ii i n 'u d :i\ >—•
upon
his. . lh
defensive
peel ach
had th eir first hattin g practice at of tlm Mcntum- Tournam* at to,la> (
IoJ tactics and
W « !- It pull.m :
e - e l f hail:
tltftir trolnlnjr m m n fit I nt.t«Inn«l. bv *li T«'atinir
!•.. II. 11111v•*v » ,
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* i - w ith one
Leonard'.i punching won out in w ard a l o n g tin
( F la ., yesterday, M anager Sm ok- «f Fogtnnd in straig h t sets .•»*.[ the ninth.
hold . ff the
The finish was one of hand and t r y i n g
c r sent pitcher* Uhle end Khalit. '* •'. '■ I.
| i he most dram atic in ring h is to ry .' ynaiiir Hebrew
i
r wi t h the
.In to the Itux fur u ‘JO rninuU1 n<- 11 j
i.i
e hops and
t
a n „ „ . ; I**
i ■ Welsh was boxing in Ins n rru srlod each. N either hurler »■•*;<•• t > h t*
J» • fy t D 11- * . 'l l l t l l S | touted fashion.
Bcnnv looked
V v'l:
J'’'*r I lie
od h im s'lf. however.
H.., | hic.lM d'’ lilt
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snnii
w
hat
diM-onrajml
at
not
heirtit
[ second lime h
Luke Sewell ami Met Yea. a n
‘
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V
1 J ’ .ililc to connect
v.illi his light | and l.oonuid w
em it, did Hit catdung.
Suddenly lie whipped i
for 1i n n i n g h ini
W elsh's jaw,
Welsh ducked bu* i n g b a g .
’ «*1B F . E N M I . t . i : . ‘ i ' . Mai B
CINCINNATI. Mar.
l 'd ’- lu o South i 'iiolii i m iiiit'l
didn’t entirely eseajie.
It was ;i
V ir l' i n ll y
iiii I
a uiiiik *_f lue • i'l hi1d f i
Continued absence of WnlM 1‘iop i ''uii
le m fic Mow unit Freddy went t i w a s v od t I
tie ..i *r.
f . '*•!
’'*l h - lev** u • ' i t . ill. . V Ids Ipitim lies.
veteran firs t basem an i M ailed til...........
l i e gluiihoil tile dropp.i! f,,i
>P»n the New York Vnitkec*, wa i ..it nl • Id I h » s; me Imi' ket ami
brought to th'* attention of P resi-ji*
* |.i .i ut .live* of
..u i
dent August H errm ann on his or . ,, ri•I le i.ir iu n o t t*idni in llo- ^eo.i
rival at the Cincinnati Red's rum p | fo
..r the th u d uniuml Souihera
■yjsterdny,
,
, Dili rci llegiato A tu h tti
A n in
Pi tip's reported deiluind f*ir half lion t o m ritiMii lit
of the pure Imre price of SiJU.tiPU I .M etier l 'in . * i : il v. Macon, t i n ,
Was discussed by Mr. Ilorritum n m et .Ml**1**i;-:d t oil g e hi the nftIn a telephone conversation with ern oon . .. n l e - t . w h ile l iuniitii and
M illrr H uggins. Yankee m anager. ( 'll nh I ol.tu i i t he iiiglilciiti
Tho la tte r said he was e w ailing
N Li E N T repot is se n t out irmii
G r o v i r M a lb irv, *:iiite a tu l c h e r
tho arriv al at St. P etersh u ig of
F lo rid a to th e e f f e c t that
d im jti in -- d a>, is *u tin* W iuu !>auo
Delaney
Applies
'or
President .lake Ruppert to learn
weiuhiug m . i .{.ft
Thorpe, fam ous 'C a r lisle
In dian ii e r v a ti o n
-
'
Till
W hat is the best
--------a growing boy Into na f a ^ a l V ^
clal retu rn s are concerned ? W
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“ N O TH IN G " PIT C H E R S
HEROES, 1924 S E R IE S
t o p - M U b i n b i " . p n it.
V ETER A N S PASS ON
H E ’S n nothing pitch er.” T h a t average life of the fioM. ? ut th»
is u fa v o rite expression of ball a t the least. And only ^one « ' hort
"w
players When speaking of som e bo champion ut n tin ,c
out ?f L
tw irlcr who doesn't npjm ar to h av e mado a millionaire
--------------Dempsey
i,?",'1" '
much s tu ff y e t is n co n sistent w in- vr in Jack
. c^ ^Dempsey,
ner.
tv
F o r y ears Am erica Leappje b a t
ters hav« been using th n t line
of s tu ff on George M ogridgc, w h o ’ , c” t
,u * iouowcrs. \ 0" V , .
was recen tly tran sferre d to the j 7*” CSC^ ° “ l
shape, i.ar, !*
Boston B raves of the N ational f.°Tn *rom
natural positinn.*
League.
! I!8 nre “lashed ami cheek fle.i, s’
It will he recalled th n t M ogridge 1
scarctl to the bone.
rt»' i
and Z nchary, tho tw o v eteran I
.1*
^ n father to bV 'T
southpaw s of th e W ashington club, tu ,r,l‘ s,u , ^ i n g s fo r his ion. P - L60,
stopped th e Now York G iants In
To take up baaeimli. Prof«ti >i —
tire world aeries of 1924, u fte r tho baseball pays its stars huec on*l «fuip
g re at W aiter Johnson had twice And baseball heroes a f S r ' S S
th ro u g h o u t th e land, looked^ ^ tfaa<
lin n beaten.
A s M ogridgc. and Z ach ary d is ns big idols by the ittvcniW oC*
posed o f th e G iants, th e New Y ork ers. Some sta rs like Ccbb j £ ’ Intoatj
n»i
players would re tu rn to th e bcr^ch, son, Quinn, Speakgr and c J t’ m
Minjr I
cussing th e ir .luck and ro ito ra tin g Play fo r 20 years a t - t o p m V S ? «* 125J
thnt n eith er of them had n th in g . The average life of the
Uk*
leaguer is something like
~ thel
While n eith er M ogridge n o r eight
years.
Dw ,lh»y hj.
Z achary lias a world of s tu f f each
While bascd)all careers la«t,b*«. '
I
possesses ninru than th e p lay ers
Pr°ftsl
are willing1’ to adm it and in ad d i hall tn y s It,followers well
one can save enough from ih, *
tion pitciA*s sm art Iwisebnll.
teur, be j
S
Golf Hotly Has Plans
To Save Players Time
AndMoney onTourney
I
G r e a t R ed sk in Athletes
H a ve R e tir e d To Tepees
1
( ’iti/.enHhip P apers
a t h l e t e , w a s to ret in f o n w e i from
th e a t h l e t i c s p o t lig h t and . [.pen I
Ii is r e m a i n i n g d a y s o v e r in Oulu
hnm n on tb c r e s e r v a t io n w ith hif i s h i n e p ole and h u n t i n g d "**. i
c a lls to m ind a n u m b e r o f <>tb, i
ln n io t|s U id s k i li * w h o retireil t i
th eir n a t i v e t e p e e ti|ion b r i n g i n g
I lieu ineiHpi a id e c a r e e r s on the
il iiim ml. g r id i n n i alnl d a r k t>* a
| . u n d s.
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<H u r g e 1.1,110 Oil, :i |n s ; o . i-ut
In d ian I Uti.ti I 0 n o t e a II
i l l .
a g o , W o n - ., b la n k e t al mini Sc;.*
t le. \\ a- Ii
turns to prepare onejor a \m[ ^ leat '
B r iiij j ) ,
A m ajo rity of p ilrh ers who have Z r
S
,hc
* » “ firm f(,Ti
plenty of s tu ff do not re so rt to
fro*]
T
ennis
hardly
brings
in
th» re enutfunj
iieadwork u n til the arm s ta rts (o
tu
rn
of
e
ith
e
r
basclmll
f,r
boii,,*
fuller.
N or does basketball. I'auvo Nurmi
*• * •
j
an am ateu r, eoukl turn m TH E success of Georgo Mog- now
fessionnl and, by 1
ridge ns n p itc h e r proves conclu- A m erican “ ilh's
8 ff* M
.v. ly th a t b rain s will overcom e ' h a ir tni, | iori do,'tarH Wil|lSB*t t5fj j j | » « i l
t h e h a n d ic a p s of a weak arm .
la t h e fistic gam e, if an oppon
ent c a n keep a hard h itte r from
s e t t i n g by co n stan tly .b e a tin g him
to t h e punch, he d estro y s much
of his efficiency.
hi b a s e b a l l , if n p itch er has tho
f a c u l t y of p itching n trifle in a d
vance nf when th e b atsm an cxitn v
|u cl s h i m , he g ain s n trem endous
a d vvantage
a n t a g e over tho flitter,
h itte r, ,
T h ^ T n n o .n ^Ttn'e
*fD0
T hat is M ngridjro’B fo rte
lie f .
i IV Regatta, one of r trf ]
tc.
• 'r u ii'o il back to Ins fe d .
lies a most puzzling move to f i r s t ! h-in i J.r „ nL in'i " iV l Vtn *,
J* W
" ,lv^r* K
,nM1
li.iinl- hanging ludplessly a
e th at m akes it alm o st ^ininns
im poS- i r ‘ni
^ 1,10 secami ^<lay of Hd d
•ilde to steal on him.
B ailo
a tte r on
andj 12' ff JJ 'i' iV
T lS
l f c i, ! ? 1* afU r,u"’" *»‘
'“ ll>•*%
%
T\iil"
M c P u r t l a n d hascru n n er a re -always in d o u b t'
no „ •• I *l <•
ipiest. oi. ingly
toward
> W - .
u . | J J S ' f f J W E , , t j , 4 , K ! “ •* '
U 'T i ’ i eeCrie:-.
T h e e h a ’iiphuTi
Speed Boat Races
Fo Feature 2nd Day
9f Tampa Regatta
en i ' 'i i.
til
.
Ilnnv
Polhick,
st"nd;
e t c h i n g :.t , e . if the,
.......
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w .i« batsm an from being ^ c t fo r t h e . o fS on0° i cJ nrrfl' ^ X ’ r v S s « 'l ^
“ f t pitch, but invariably has the T tm -1,
V * S lc r' « ? , “
W1W
r" u ™ i- ' ......... : - S i
1block L—
The ball Is on th e b a tte r before
be expi 1 1 ?v. which m akes th e ) Ju n io r gold cup, first heat, Id camp ef|
miles.
I. 1 ‘c
I to t be cm iter , | iii ii difficoU to t imc.
He
- . i* * o .1 mid tell Mtn.llgh
725 Class runabout*, vlurtinr guld dodpeii
l lier till hiv " o u t .”
Catcher)
fiio rg e M o g r id g e has been sue cup, f ir s t heat 10 miles.
_r r ___
^ _____
725 C lass runabouts, first heat schedti
n -e ttil in the American
L eague
lie
rniisc hr is snm rt and h a s m o ro -1 0 m iles.
dent I
915 C lass hydroplanes, first host nry
Muff th an most h a tte rs w ill a d
fiv e m iles.
1of J_
mit.
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Ju n io r gold cup boats, second and»
ton ct.l
THE eatcers of Mogridge and h ea t 10 miles.
Unlim ited runabouts featuring health
/.m n e rv r. all to mind unco more
-' at I ni" in liasehali is fleeting, G a r Wood boats, 20 miles.
(Y achtsm en's race, 10 miles.
\ phiv - : i an tide along for a
■hurt tie ...... nl;. on priory, he m ust
!i"op mi il, hverinp.
In f
t U a . - i u n g t o n w o n a pen-
Ii ii’.d (.
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bis i o r n e r
1 iM/V'ffFP
ikirRWeems.
i5
;Whit
mi,i'
and
a
w o rld
series.
TWO
Leading Teams In Mj
cine*
School Tournament White
Sal
Are .To Meet Today ;;;£|
pit'd ' t . /in l.iii v and M ogridge,
"! t*I *d : he piun li th a t m ade posNEW YORK. Mar. ■'* id*
ihh tie w i n n i n g o f the series.
T ax
s * v*
t,
.tin k Delaitev. fight*
"i 1 .ui.ol i.
'I ' li W",l. ta r exceeded exptjctaGJ*/ Xs w
N w j
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; l l n d g e p o r t . < onu . nt *1 Ibdvol.*/
t i *>M- .
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G A IN E SV IL L E . Fla . Mar, h ft.
i-»,:
#
The revenue act nf 1(*2G p ro
Mass . pus lie' ll!' il lo iiHlii. I**l
<
Inly
Honn.i I'ap n an . a tin ml.* r f il
-e;m.,n has passed and
j j ,
Hillsborough ami to 5 ti
vides thut the statu s **f a tux
i A m c i ' i iin r i t i s e m d u p |*i»iii*i n i l ■■i
• Itickiisli.i till., w a !;, t loo*i d *■!
I the tvyo. heroes of Duval Ilig h schools, ranking uni,me gingrf
payer relative to the am ount <*f
hi i n " i nn id**rcd a M ' l h i n g but a
"ii
t he
t G la 's,n ia
II a i v .t
' r" ,n n \V nahington | thll leading contenders for the state Gulkji
his personal exemption* shall
f o r e i g n e r in hi> Antericnii ati.'i ai
I'a p p a n , w .i a w e ll e r w i g b l f i g .
■t .. i
nt h a t e p n s s i <1 on.
t on F i d
high school basketball champion i «Cvl
he determ ined by *i|*1»'*rl i»«<*
n in e s .
I l e l i l l ' l ’s n a m e is t di up d ■
or, o n e of th.' l e w K*'d kit* w I > Cl* » . la I t
In i *,** middle of last season ship, en tered tin* lists totlay in first The I
m ent in uceoidance with it,,*
Inim*. but In nit** of hi“ e n r l v b oo ts , I,,Hi'
t'*ok io tin | i o r in g a.'is
M n tiid i’i* was trailed t o .t h e Kt.” round m atches in the sixth annual Laud, •
i-lerii,
num ber of m onths the tii4|tav
mt nn' iiium e r to .iiionm cd ti
i il
t h ie f F o e k a le vis, old An e r o tin i .am s o n .
i.ou
* Browns,
He pitched only*
I , L* l !. e *
er was single, lim i t mil "i (hi■. arulisI
to t.he
I'l'tinrti*i s
like l.i a g u e o u t f ie ld e r , ilird o f t u b ' r
IP HI With hot! 1 1 one i a me su fferin g an arm Injury s ta te tournam ent, under way here.
.
Meet
uveo
f
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le
I
I
lieu
tf-i.rl ‘>.f .t*»
“ ,liii h l h b i l l e t . ” It has > h n k to ro b ed * on a r eset vat ion in Maine.
hetni of a fam ily.
N’n o d mil by 11 ' that kept htni o u t the re st of the . Miami ’ d a sh e s with Umatilla „ . _
...
,
-H years u«i> vviieii the ln<:y
H igh. Hillsborough plays Brandon, JfiwWl
&/-■V
mi
,
on
n
f
I
him.
' i ■it for Inn, o
• For exam ple, a couple mm
i.iltnund helix, famous llnvfcll
|h i,v n id 20 In a
1i,,1 vitison.
He now goes from the and Duval engages Madison in inj UfJ
*.i, m
ia 1' J.i; nt race.
ried on Seplim lter Hu, 1925,
'
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! end of yearn ago, is speniling iii* ju*l have vunndu d off tue atilt.1•>1: IP25
A inu iron to rite N ational.
„
j th ree o f today's leading battles, t
1 .LgRtls A n,<"i trail League in tola
. would he entitled t" an exonijiA u t o F a t a l i t i e s S h o w hist day* on the Santee reserv a Archhiuetii*. r* ipudher
Tom Z achary, wlm tw ice d r
Nine prelim inary game* ami one
mtion of $3,125; that is, 9-12 • f
nm nher
tion in South Dakota.
rented the G iants, vvjns recently 1first round tilt were nm off ye*Cat lisle grid ace of nearly IIP *.
i
season’s
$.7.50(1 for the husband wdnb
G eorge Johnson, form er A liter- age. lias not hetni h eat.I fi
s e n t t o St. Louis for Joe Bush.
Iterday. P erry , Bushnell and Key
single, plus 9-12 of $1,500 fur
5*., in It1
lean I .eng in; pitcher, died on tl.< ol, for In, tiles,* tuiiit\ .
• ' *' '
•
W est highs w ent into tho fir.ri
th
e
wife
while
single,
pins
It
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I r r n . E n o n e Ark.. Mnrch r.
I I Old
It
, | f, !• m o st l e ts in
W innebago reservation near Sour. moon*.
pr • *
I he Litae wan by the tw o vot- round m atches today without a
Like
,Mi-*to\i
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h
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t
of $.7,500 for the period during.
(1*i Automobile fatuities m Ark City.
s o n et .-ion i ; mg It m 11*20.
eiitn 'oiithpavvN in the 1921 world |stru
forfei * by Lake
stru g g le, through forfeit
team m ate, he l.-ft without !
which they were m arried.
iuimis increased five fold d u rin g ,
.j„rd „ „ t C arlisle l,n*kil- a flit w arding ad'lres .
lit.*
i on * r inure run.* **< rips was ce rtain ly of sh o rt d u C ity, O rlando and Malone luri1
p -V - ■
If tin June 20. n taxpayer
the rtve-yenr period ending D - {,,,„ rr lll,.r „ r
jn o t|)pr V1.u r„.
BFJ
seven 111>i h-vlt muck being 137 ra tim
schools, respectively.
And so now jt‘< .|,ni Tla,j e
ceased being the le a d of a farelnliei -M. IP-... wh le the t.i.m brri |l>lW jJvt,M otl ({,„ W innebago I'ein
1920.
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of licensed riutimiolitle* iiicie,'-ed i servatlon.
In HMD Jo rd an wn- distinguished ntiutwe for
hitu fi’j,r
Ocoee 31, T renton 19.
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nly three f*d*l. m cordug; to f»g* ) fllIllPd tlinm glm iit cage circles.
b e i n g J., • l .
InOeshurg .79, S tuart 151' *' >,* nice. Stole
terv atim i to spemi ti,.- t, ■
* being discontinued lie is id
tires utm-t'inceil li'ul.iy t.v t h (ip
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lowed an exemption of S2,3nn. feau iif vital statistics nf th** t a l e
U m atilla 24. Daytona Reach l that i
metis hnirhiiek in 1907, Is buck on at 1vCO a v . i t h e Vi. .tie I
. 1!:.:, hr. . * • 1 *-*^. vv ..-Id series,
.Otic-half *>f the exeitnitmn "f Itniinl "t lit-n(lit
toautiaff
Kissiinm
w 20, Archer Uk
F rank Hudson, t tk ii loui,a.
h a ltin g .''.‘.'a ' 1920 idris-ir.
BOSTON, M ar. I. —(<P)— The
$1,590 gra,it, .1 ll "ingle pel-* *n
I ii r.i‘20 li'.i autiininhilc ilcath-. 't h e ieserv n lion
Erak"
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32,
Ocala
14.
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lia s ho m ■t« Jti, ,'Vet y year ex Bo, *■■ are beginning to round in
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plus one half of the exempt ".it Were Icpofteil, with 00,f. IV cur* lit
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Lakeland
27,
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ei pi in 19, a. ' I . i, In- 4«,,)\ pluyetl to shape nt St. P etersb u rg , Fin.
of $-7,500 granted the h, ml < I ., tin it.tic tlicii. In IPlTi, I tic jig Hudson i* a hunk, f now.
satin* rout, Ivo I. to the i
The Lnkeland-Apojtka fracas was
In a six inning gam e y esterd ay
Muse Yellovvhorse, f ra te r Pitt*- lion and tin* l latikct. l< t
a ft vv gc.it
tire* sli.iW IS5.2I2 r«- ri■'• 'i • *1 ;i<■t••
family.
With regnnl t*> t 'e
*1'I'l ,11 l9l't.
th e only* re g u la r first round C*™f l
Harry.
W
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a
novice,
pitching
fo
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$41*0 credit for a d e p e n d e n t, mobile,, and 121 dciilii-. fimn inut.ir burg hurler, hi* mu tim ed to the him| them n ch n i eiyrtit* I. •
Appoint, d t
> **f < levelanj (Tie ti g u lnrs, held opposing h atter*
>Chieknsha i t e vat ion in Oklte . gazed upon III awe by t
accidents.
the tax p ay e r’s statu s i* ib'im
Ei* .
Ju ly . 1919.
lit one hit, one base on balls and triCt high school tournament, n** to w
lion,a.
Pitches < ui pru hall now face enemy.
milled as of the last day of the
■Kv ie / * taxable year.
one run.
Tunes were different in the old sod then.
Bin
If. durum the
Jim Thorpe, of them nil.
difficulty in winning.
Mr. O h y o fty always suspected
•At New O rleans M anager D u inn, little
year, his support of such d - day:., . . . W ashington cut «|mvn
Red W ater. Cat i.i.U* football gout in his wak>* perhaps mole ,.
* U m atilla staged one of the *#r i»!ff l
th
e
English
folks
w
ire
a
hit
<jjf.
"f the Retl Sox, received word th a t
pendent ceased, he is not en- a tree and they made him p resi of e th e r ages, wa m urdered a fte r mil accomplish,ui'iiC . u
ilerent hut lie was hardly jirepuretl Fred Huncy, fo rm e r T ig er, w as on priso events yesterday. , Trad ng theAi U l
dent. . . Today th e y ’d pul hint ill tet u rning to 1 is nut Ivc trib e on sports than anv other In in tt
titled to thin credit.
■ to In n r th at Lady Gat heart was his way to talk term s, llu n ey is Day tan a Bnech 15 to H m
, cscrvuiiun.
half, the U m atillans emerged *1
1 uRMtPIHHl w ith a m oral turpitude.
j the season’s last holdout.
n er by two points, breaking
w ith brilliant basketball iu the ** rbitb'* r
ond period.
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SANFORD H ERA LD . F R ID A Y M ARCH 5. 1020
The World’s Highest Paid Short Story W riter
Author of “Lummox
**Humoresque 9
It was as if 9 crash! a skyscraper had collapsed th a t d a y
when Frederick Farm ington em erged from the o ffice o f the
most eminent diagnostician in New York . '
In the m idst of life Farm ington had been ordered out o f it*
So Farm ington went to his exile. Loneliness . Silence*
The slant of late sunlight through trees . Clear,t cold m usic
of waterfall. +
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D evastating, eating, gnaw ing loneliness .
The delicate sound o f the footfqll o f a deer* .
t.
(own set in with a bang, and the friends fell away.
Those were the days when the loneliness first
began to settle upon Farmington. The exile!
Breathless, deathless days with only a mountain
guide, hired to live with him for company, and the
stacks of books and a radio machine and a mag
nificent mechanical piano.
if, crash! a skyscraper had collapsed,
irnado devastated a forest, or a segheaven fallen, obliterating everyl chaos.
lithe way Frederick Farmington felt
he emerged from the office of the
[diagnostician in New York City,
^rash. Crash.
* many men before him must have
■that same office with the same tor
tious.
/y
setheless, to Frederick Farmington,
of his corporation, director of
•f equal importance, vice-president
[■treasurer of a railroad, it seemed
* ° ow sniitten a man so in the midst
jd j of life, Farmington had just been
t° say, out of the rushing turmoil of
*
* nl ) onKer an y u se try in g to elude
p eminent diagnostician had
,
Farmington’s left lung bad Iwo
■‘Pots with a threat of- one oh the
..* ? r l,,er °f getting out of, town one
d^ r ^ Worrited him with
is to
By way of the Adiron.;iL
plne forests, or by way of
’SJJW * handles.
o ^ ^ m
?rr»»e
withfU
i n g t o u
h g d been
******°* SSl ^octor s
^.ovc® b e r, it s e e m e d to
•mblr fth ? 510n clamping down upon
J ,* the two ways-—ostracism to
Those were the days when the loneliness
began to settle. And (he beauty of the forest to
recede and the sound of waterfall to beat into his
brain with monotony, and the .yearning for the
tramp of men’s feet and the conflict of quick minds
and the excitement of the fray to eat and gnaw
at him.
The clear, thin, bitingly cold days of the for
est. The pellucid nights with stars like silver
Christmas-tree balls waiting to be plucked. A
waterfall leaping in glory and suddenly frozen
there, a shy and startled loveliness.
^A 0 p ah of the loneliness. The devastating,
eating, gnawing loneliness of this man df affairs.
. Pain in the lungs. Pain in the heart. Days
and days of the kind- of pain that made him
irascible and difficult for even the old mountain
guide, rather scornful and oblivious of the ways of
men, to endure.
A gnarled old oak tree of a guide. Strange
secrets he knew. Out of the forests. The habits
of wild things. The call of the loon. The way of
the quick-flanked trout. The footfall of the deer.
His lore was full of these delicate, lovely intimacies.
He knew the look in the eyes of s tr a p p e d
fox ami was bitter at the women who wore their
pelts.
He loved the prickly little mash of pine cones
under him and had a pillow of them on Iris crude
pallet
" y
He spent long days in the woods and came
home more silent than they.
Sometimes it seemed to Farmington he must
Mffipg at the throat of this man who was so com
placent with the mystery of the silence.
Sometimes, watching him sleep through hi#
own sleepless nights, it seemed to Farmington he
must lly at his- heart. To tear from it the secret.
The secret of his capacity for silence.
• 'f* *
£?;■ fh e silence that was eating into Farmington.
Gnawing into hint. Making him a Gttig'inad with
terror of it.
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The radio did iU part to help. Yanking $ •
outside world into the hfeart of the forest Anil
the mechanical piano and the letters from b n
friends and the hint of the doings of men hi Ibl
outside world that came with the weekly parcel
post.
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But those were only moments out of Kom »
Hours of torment. Hours of trying to read out o i
the books, to tear out of the piano, to capture out
of the radio something to counteract the kmefinesai
Poor Farmington! It is difficult in the haunts
of men to learn how to be alone. Farmington
frankly had horror of it. He had aO his life been
the sort of man who would call up a bore of a
friend sooner than dine alone. Or sit th rough ft
vapid musical show sooner than spend an evening
at home without guests. When Farmington fa
much as travelled from one d ty to another he took
a secretary along for company.
And now, up here in the woods, not even tKg
secretaries would remain for more than a few
weeks at a time. Only Farmington and his old
guide, who talked back to the birds in nones that
resembled their own and who knew secrets of the
forests that first had entertained, but after a w hSi
began to pall on Farmington.
.
*|
Two years of this and then, as the saying
goes, the house settled. That is, from a nervous,
plunging kind of resistance, Farmington recesfad
into a morose kind of acquiescence* Lethargy*
Torpor. Or call it what you wiH Sometimes
days of silence in their little cabin, or the two of
them, Farmington and his guide, tramping the
woods hour after hour after hour. Silently. There
was so little to say. And, strangely enough', 'so'
much to observe— quick, fleeting life of the forest*
It shimmered with i t Indeed, it kept the seuset
alert just being on.the watch. The perky head of
a chipmunk where you least expected it. The
slant of late sunlight through trees. Clear, co li
music of waterfall. Ever see a pine tree sway m
wind? The hob-tailed leap of a rabbit? The
wind-polished bole of a poplar? Farmington waa
the unconscious student in the mystery of this lore*
Sometimes the old guide used secretly to smile*
Farmington coming home of a dusk with a few
choppy words of w hat he had seen. Mysteries tod
subtle for many words. Mysteries as lovely as the
leap of a deer.
m
One week before Christmas the great d ia g
nostician, for a fee that would have been ransom
for a king, journeyed up to the mountain shade.
The sky and the pines and the riknre had
done their work w e l
The two sores on one hmg and the threat of
a sore on the other had entirely disappeared*
Farmington had1 won.
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Farmington was released from the forest
given his ticket of leave back to the haunts of n
And Farmington, after weeks of proenst
Jion with himself, did not take i t
There was not much explaining to he d
about it. In b e t be never even discussed it v
liis guide. They just sat side by side smoking pi
ful after pipeful of silence. The old s t r id e li
of course. With the sensitiveness that helped I
to know the footfall of a <
. - He knew. The peace
Farmington. Far, bur h
tramp of the feet of men,
the footfall of a deer. .
And it was vArth
ing for to hear the
fall of another. Andai
tx. . And another.
•
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ETEN
^ a\ Tr n n n rrn n A ij),
f r id a y ^ m a r c h ^
Hides Throne in Winter Frolic
son
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m i : NBA hook s u r v e y r
It l* not la bo pothered th at .thin '
U nary dlactrvery" of the- b a pci fort novel.
S1h'» ThnmjM
nearjn Is MIbs Sylvia ton runs tv lony dirtrtw«|<ini« of
.
,
prchw tt* th a t arc f.»r too wunly.
humtreun Is barely ‘.U ,1 nhil U itts yrHl bo r.ainy to find
tiff, beautiful and u lcr.t- fault with lt?r r o t a t e cutting uudnw urged by frk-mln t o . the ‘'rtltfm from the dead" - i
a stAffu or screen carter. 2inn'n swcotiicart, Colin.
Thompson grew up In, The tnlcnlH o f -MU? Thorny*™;
iltoly O tlflW to tins an- jjro 'a trf than her story and
(9 & r* M of candor.
She had Borno* ,h in r lustrously through it. Tit?
1
t hi ng t® say and intended saying .book will be soon numbered anion::
1ur, it.
Her first two novels, bow -; the herd Mllcra in. surely ns was
\
were little more than whls- iTho Consto a t Nymph A’
^
,
Ucguidlntf MIS's ThonipsonV •
Then, suddenly, she
began *dizetfvery." It Is related that she
a winging out directly and. fearlcM- ■wns int rod need to Hilary Sedgwick,
Bjg ly, v.-HH the vitality and c le a t! editor of the Atlantic Monthly,
*fgbtcdtj#S* thnt oldHtoiB cannot through Lady .Maurice, who had
fVi eottmndiend
in the generation. become interested in the young
WjMrfilfh has epning up since th e , writer.
Sedgwick relates that
'
•
Miss Tlionipwon irtiproHscd iiiin m
Tbd result is a book of many ru -: *'a coni pod te of the youth that lias
p’y Tnarkabhi mialities, "Tho Hounds j grown lip since the war."
jrbpf Jldr.verr’ <f.ittle. Brown Co.)
She gave him half the novel to
,r I t seeing almost certain to d u p ii--ruui oft Ins return to America an i
cate the success of inst^ iica^on's “her vivid intelligence anil wide
discover} "—M argaret Kennedy's >knowledge were constant surprisrrh o C o n ita n t N ym ph.' It Is not Ci,» he recalls,
ui»« Inferred tbnt any compnrlson
nut v.,u will find this out when >
f& Sw 'h e two Btilhon la Implied.
you read llio hook,- n« you surely
®
8 f ^
I tn r Hays
will if you art n reader.
L*'.~ "H ie Hounds of Henren is u
'-i.ctonr of the war period, but it ia
0 ; not n "war novel.
No soldiers *
'.m rach tbrouffh its pages.
The
I ANN A, Mar li
<!«v■tv*/ ta shown flashing back on thu p inMAH
n
r
M
artin
lw
i
necepU'd
the
in -1
^WfHvcts' of non-combatants.
And vilntion of the Marianna Chamber
i, w hpt constantly nstutilidies the of Commerce to attend Hie eon-.re n d e r (a UiIh youngster's wide j fen-net! of West Florida ch izciv *
knowledge and her direct grasp of here Mnrcli 18, for the purpose ui
f huirnn . values and character up ileviiing ways and mean* fo: t|r*j
W e w ill^ b so rb im m ediately on all Ford cars the tVvgper
cent reduction in tax w h ic h norm ally does not become
effective until
m idnight, M arch 28. T h is means that you
can have im m ediate d elive ry of a n ew Ford car and lake
A U T H O R IZ E D
I
heavals.
U o rfad iig of tb" Mid Spanish '
A ; ’ The plot itself in perhaps the biih
T rail from Lake City to t L-- A hi-j
leosb Im portant feature.
It Is
line weal of IVmocuIn and
In flic characterization, Hie tech Itnma
ha3 co!ir,entr,J In ileliver an ml
nical methods nml tins directness drt>H«.
Ilnrral II. A yu t, uf San
* th at fids hev'comvr’B strength lies. Antonin. T 'x ., nm nai:in>'.director i
5/1 • Sho bcffins w ith n m ost inter- c( the Old Spanish Trail Nhhh'Ih voting family in the pastoral in-"- tlnri, has a h e uollli<-d tin* Cliiimltm-1
w ar ibiys.
T h tre is Sir Eugar thill )i" Will b n pJT’e i l'! u ■ i t a v C ' d ,
.JUsnnrr, toloruul. Intelligent, mvl* 1’lmirns J Apph'vard, >f Talltibn'
low Austrian, who has married n see, I'm id e ilt of lla- Eiort.la . l i t
titled Englishwoman.
There Is h i Highway A /iioci'ilkn.
. ZltUi, a typical sheltered daughter I Ti'e «,f|i!mb',e bn * «i*- ■•-j-vihi »- i • i
of pre-wur days, who has never “ A. HnUzcII. Ih . Ii. A M K- -• ■
learned to face m ill ties because
lion, M II. iiurtnii nml Mayor i
protective anno did not perm it.
II, llitrne at. mi-iiil.* r nT i. s p -i'a l
, " To her comes the sternest blow
connaittfn to i**•*» iv*- «I-*v - s , t
w btn war brimka into tlio Idyllic
.{, u | m*It bi:> ;t» >" t!
M mHiltt
pattern of life and slrikefi down]Tin* coitfcrviico v ill in sfiit t < i< •
one protective barrier after ank
Jackson
cm iity c n u iit.o ;'n t
’J
■ 1 other.
i
‘o’clock.
\
fillyor llorm- i
n i-cMctamorphosii
Jlvt*r tne addri-s t of wi-tctnan t id
TIm1 sensitive, esthetic “\‘e(-t- llnr-i-y Muyli-o, H u y -•* -f p -n-1
jh ea rt is repotted killed in inittlcj coin nml a tm-nt,—c
ii.-- ’ t>
She enters into a loveless m a r-' 11olid iiepart in -ill, 1ii-.- >i ,ii i
Tinge largely because of cowardice, A fter tin add'*
!• *Si.-,>••• ,
and die 11tuition "lowly conies to M artin. In . Foil
V il dl.-iv t '
claim Jicr.
And there is Wendy,; v lm lin u i" os e S' , t, c , i iwhom imprensiuniddu years aiv 1 pa it n clt l. ,vill l»ui* c l i f - t
the wur yearn,
In this c h u n it.r
MIsh Tlioniphon Iuih drawn a fine >c o n fe r e n c e .
picture of the mclainorptiosU of
I lu.* •'IVITUKC • liM • V,| |(
the much discussed "younger g e n -1 te ll rq iin iT frv t u f lr n tfiri
ernUon."
Wendy will tolerate no indircc-1
Mon. Xbo Jabs straight from thei
shoulder ntiu demands n frank f a t- ;
ing of life and its Joys and c o m -
F O R D .D E A L E
Sanforcl, F la.
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on acres o
E F F E C T IV E A T O N C E
111 SoillhtMi'U
L* t u t t ’i u - l l
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ence. and Business 1.uls al i
$ 35( ) t o $ lf .O U 1,n- I,
M aid surfaced
highways tu s. iiuhi-.-t.. !n m
lando, and Eas! Coast a 1 \u<'\ m Riv
( iootl H o te l Accomodation at Aci.**};;:
C h u lu o t a . G o o ip a n y
KLAULEU SYhTII.M
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J. W. HotTinyn, Vice I'rcs.
City Huiiding:,
hi. Augustine, Ha. .
C o rd T ir e E q u ip m en t
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(i. Warner,
iUsident^Agcint
( ShiIihUu. I^ln.
EDW ARD
S an fo rd ,
Fla
$25
Less
i
�The Swcctser Twosome
ROBERTS
the
—but those C aruso
w ere Ihrtllftorl ' 1 •
A g re a t change In
opera crowd* have
within th e p a st fcW y e a n
|
NEW YORK, M arch 3.—W h*n' r in g when they enter. T here are will tell you.
some 10,000 persons w ere sto rm in g a t least BOfHl more he knows by "O pera ha* long since ce
the entrance to th e M etropolitan face and, were he to make the ef- ho a '•fad.'* T here w a*
Opera House fo r th e spectncular fo rt; he could call many of them when thousands attended*
debut of 10-y*ar-old Mnrion Talley, by name.
it “ was the th in g to do,*,,
one there wns to whom a ll th is was
From his p articular point of m ost people go because till
an old story.
van tag e it is n passing show, the to. , ’lhev avid fo r th e
He* stood*in th e doorwny in n th rill of which long since has dtm- nml the beauty now, h e n
carefully polished top h at and an mod, but never has it completely few m ay still go to “ be stylish*
the g re at p ercentage really,
opera cape d isarranged by the gone.
pressure of crushing crowds.
The shouts from within the the opera.
This was E arly Lewis, th e vet- house have been little more than
One of1 th e s u re s t te s ts Mf
cran doorman.
echoes, for his post was nt the he says, Is the fa c t th a t only A
rome late. T here w as a t i r t e i
F or .15 years I.owls has: taken door,
ti c k e t s n t the M etropolitan . door.
No m a tte r w hat sensational de it was fashionable to be late. '
l l t> is 76 years old.
but m ay come wr go he will always a rule w as m ade th a t late Ml
He has seen several generations sig h and recall the d ay s of Curuso m ust stand th ro u g h th e aot.
o f opera goers come and gf*. He and the coming of Chaliapin —but he said, could n o t -be Justly
h a |.. become fam iliar ydth the those Caruso nights—ah. they were forced. So m any people ti
g ran d fath ers and the g ra n d rh il- alw ays spectacular. The crowds! distances to atten d , and a r t
dren. There are 1660 “ rdgulnrs" Oh, ye*, one m ust credit the l i t t l e . th ro u g h lateness o f tra in s i
whom he know* by nam e, tipping Miss Tnlley with creating more at-1 tak irn h accident , o r a tra ffic
his h a t and bidding them Rbod eve- tontion than anyone in many a day 1 — not because th e y wish to be
Rising Of New Stars In Theatrical
Dhy by Day
In Florida
'B A R T O N
KIND CHINAM AN
ARCADIA—A municipally-own*
{od postoffice is being planned for
I Arcadia. Disappointed over the
governm ent's ap p a re n t slowness in
1providing funds f6 r a local federal
building, residents here are taking
m atters in th e ir own hands. The
Lions Club h as appointed n com*
m lttee to go Into th e project. ’
tins.
Then suddenly he .laughed and
the snid in perfectly good American,
vere "I ju 9t said th a t I w as th e .F a iry
Queen's nm hasador to China:, and
iked I know w hy.you a re here.
She
told me to be on th e lookout for
! suppose the cross old hat
you up on your adventure*
y ' at them.
ilfinll
1.1Vi*#* lot Stnll ll.ial
Children with and wouldn’t let you pa*t until (
ikin like tha you got n bushel oT dragon-ffics
Isn ’t th a t tru e ? "
id they *‘‘cn for him.
“Oh, yes sir!" cried Nancy nnd
i a kangaroo
“T h at's it exactly."
it the person Nick.
nt attention fare w ith th e fa t Chinaman
“Well, don’t w orry," said the
kind C hjnantan.
" lie hold* u,,
everybody.
He sends everybody
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W EST PALM REACH—A 340pound safe, carried aw ay from n
cafe here when thieves swooped
down‘ to rob the plnce, has flnnlly
l-eon found. It was located amid
the ’dense overgrow th of a boule
vard near the ocean. All cash had
been token, am ounting to $2,000,
b u t some silverw are and valuable
papers were untouched.
JIIAMT—William .1. H um s, who
.has been w intering here, proved
him self u great detective when he
recovered Id* hat, which •"* be
lieved either lost or stolen. A fter
pondeping over the situation for
some time, he Is nuoted with hair
ing exclaimed: "A ha! I have it! I
have it nt Inst!" He found the
headgear at the hotel checkroom,
where he h ft it.
|
time tare to to Ltunu to r drngon-IUea so much
. the land "f but ho thinks he’ll keep them out
of the way fo r aw hile.
T hat <d I
bat is paid hy Blue W hiskers, the
wizard, to keep people aw ay from
the palace.”
“ How did you know we -Wine
co m in g?" asked June.
"I was w atching,” said the l.iml
Chinam an. "I knew exactly when
voir stopped on the elevator.
.*:.
1 pressed a spring nnd down u
came and brought you w ith it.”
Do you know w here we cun cm
a bushel of d ra g o n -flies?" n-Kt-i
Nick.
"Yes, they are nil ready" -.ui
the C hinam an.
“They are in tie
elevator now, and you may i**t «;t ,t
nt once."
“Oh, we ca n 't!" said Nam“ We have to g et n bushel i*f .1, .
sey m osquitoes too, nnd a hu h, i
of fuzzy* ca te rp illa rs."
“ I’ve attended to everythin ■.'
said the kind Chinam an.
’ 'i i
will find everything.
Ymi m ,!.
also find your motorcycle* n*
Iragoa flics!
le fare In fare paired and w aiting for yon,"
"I'm sure w e're over an,! i • r
man yyab tin*
d
is down ui the nnd ever so much obliged,"
N ancy.
*'l should say so," -;i>■i \ l,
“ W « p indeed," said l.ir , i nl
un I rm'< *:■ I lliekydoo.
"Don't mention il." said to t. m.|
ly "t .• |i PP1 t ‘hinam iyi,
"And now j'nu’d I***1
w hst.*
i
vniibbw 1
Kiitnfr"
H u n<* Continued.)
n ' ipyrighl, IWJirt, NEA Si ■
; RRADE N T O N ^T h e South Flnr<l« Automobile Associs*’"*! wus
Wrt^ii' il at a m eeting of owners and
iK-der* of ,fnr*. held here. Hnrry
i<li|'v\litmnoblle Association wax
elected luei.hK'nt Ap))licntion will
I** miiilo shortly to affUInte with
the American Automobile Assnclulioti. It wus stated.
TAMPA-—When Patrolm an C ar
ver arrested Willie Campbell for
ricfclc** driving he to o k • into cus
tody also a 'F r e n c h poodle ns an
"ueecssory before the fact," Camp*
bell tried to flee a fte r an accident
n ith another car. The noodle in
Mis* Lewi* of Toronto, f,.r hi.* arm s, lie dashed up the street,
'we. made just a fte r their but tin officer was too fast.
RAJtTOW—Two new bridges are
to span Peace river- if plans now
form ulated here, and nt Wnu\S ’ ;isi>aril!a Island Is lieing
«hiiIn. m aterialize. -The county
cnpiniinsloncrs. nt a m eeting here,
^ To He O ffered For approved
n proposed IKind Issun for
$76,1100 for th at project, end' con, Sale Hy '(governm ent nil
ac tion of a $20,000 one at Wauihtila is to begin ns soon a* m a
'A \ bll INi'fTt IN. Mur. t -(1 1 _ terial ran bo assembled.
0
U
IH v i;
i„ > ‘o Final.
m-U developed.
IB Y
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I
B
<5LJ SL SL
A Part of O n e of the Fastest G row in g
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Cities In th e'S tate
•Innford is hound to forge ahead, to become th e city it h as been
destined because of Its s tra te g ic location, ami the productive
te rrito ry th a t surrounds th e city. Any Investm ent in Sanford
is certain to become nri Investm ent o f unusual p ro fit possi*
rilities.
Druid P ark on Slatr) H ighw ay No. .1, S anford nnd O rlando
Itnnd, ju st around th e corner from th e business section und
right in th e path of the city ’s most -active g row th. F o r an
investm ent for home or profit D ruid P a rk o ffers unusual a t
tract bins.
Park. Il will he to your ad v an tag e to tho ro u g h ly u n d erstan d
!hlH developm ent.
Britt-Chittenden Developmen
, I >;■si ill Ilia I" laiid. ou litn rv roser
,.f ' e t i o n t; nr the eritimi,-,, to C h arPALATKA — A small kodak
.. 1 hi i< I Ini ho**. I oe i mint v, F lorid a, proved to be the undoing of thieves
I liar- In i ii
d - Inn d "Miri'iua fur who conducted a series of robberies
i th tu ry juitprise ," |,y th e W a r and potty th efts here. When Dcp,, I, l> »:»at.m inl and will he o f f e r . d tii S heriff Minton found n kodak
| 1( i m vab hv Mai l i e n
II. Frank i- a fu rn itu re store, following a
u e l C lw n ib n m , A u m
Q u a r t i r m n s i e t robbery there, he had a film in,
i
FORT I.A U DERI) ALE — Pom'pnno green peppers sold on the
nm iket for $5 ner crate, believed
hv dealers to l*e the peak price
of tlie season. A record season
wa* prediettd.
OUR OHOANIZATION
F ran k J . F itz p a tric k
D. C. G riffin
W. C. H ill
E. M. H u n t
ontlen
Hendon
snden
It led to the arrest
I Inward Overlln
Mildred G, P e a b o d y
E. H. P i c h a r d
iu
F rnnk Is. W o o d r u f f , J r ,
T H E B RITT-CH ITTEN D EN RFALTA' CO., INC.
lllil* f« r th e
inland
nroporty of n young man who was lodged in
wh;-*Ji ciimpri-'ca about 6.:2 n crcsi
1(| I <rd < Oil,dilute on e o f l!:e oldest*
I liflli!(il\ Im - , to 1m- estu b lis h i .1 i
, lt- i \ ih iirov, will be a coed April
,r . i \ to •> i in at ho ni
,,,
i l c i ' *el y a 1imi l* butimleil on
m - mb ly
of ih e Ilot j,
l i i a ’i.ti l a n d
• '. ihi'pii < . mi tlo
,| in 1 l
i In*
i
i bat bvtti I bn in if. arid mi
. 'l
( I n -.f Mexico, j
i.1 1 1" t IM1 l.iiie I! ','b ir aide i« i
i - a u n i trail . tot -n ail boats
I ■■ n - a i i
In a Ii |,.,i decs I h e
|I\(.'P IP F S HE A \U S A N C E
GLASHOW, March l. (A1)—Tim
playing of bagpipes can he a
nuifiance, even to u Scotchman.
Manager* of hotel* and other |i|*opertier are seeking legbl restraint
on di-tuH on* music nightly at the
Highland! r*' Institute.
1r tn r n r \ lee-.
iPI‘"iritment I.,ai ar presideat
* Huh of Paha
•“‘‘ ft agitating
P icture to Y ou rself the Ideals
of a H om e
i
For Y o ur F a m ily in
1Asks
'ond Issue
**«*t
lla d r o a d
r f r; u i
t'o,„-
B,today for oer-
F.*(X).I)00 n( 41.
F t tniM , . rtlfi*
f l f t» h l.h w o u ld
orld'.s champion pole vauller und
all around *tAr athlete, Charley
f sold to J.* I*. Hoff alto is a w riter, sculptor and
f
Nt cent of r a r tironist. H era he Ts at work
Pwpmcnt t„ | M. in (ii* New York Studio.
lacumnijvcs,
k **! r^ho,,M. car||
l"** equipment
P '.t 't t f m a d , t Wn
a rts .
j * th d ra w
This highly restricted homo community at the Intersection of two of lliefcity's most
Im portant thoroughfares, with all d ty conveniences and improvementa, and surrounded
by the higher type developments of tha Hanford district hffgrs a most desirable apot
to build your home with assurance that It will be a growing Investment.
u. S. Golfers To Have
Hut
A Day
To Become,
A
1»
. ..»
• s. a « •
^ Land Hill
Memr the Am erican golf team
* * . Mar. 4 vc only one day. to heconu*
£>*/»< Juhnaon. acclimated latfore they begin plnY*
J> *n»m u 10-day
•ng their firs t gam e in this counST*' .f'Uflrmed 1
They are expecU*d ta arrivo
! “ ay 11 nnd will go im m ediately^'
1■a mi wicli to play for the St.
la rg e 's Vase. May 16.
The following week they are uoc
-f itn
I to Rye, ln Hossex to inept a meni.
h4,i been m
i f ch
s is t e r
,hxa
1f a p ip / opener fo r ih e more seri"ox play in ronmxMon wiltv WgUt*r
trophy, scheduled fo r J u n e ' T*»$ -
'\y * -M )M E N f ON RELIGION
XEW YORK, March 4 - r J o * 1}
Thom as, who nominxtw
Jepning* Bryan in
the .-Vt%*l»Hon /William
come*-word th a t the Commoimr.
! ‘ Public,lJr ltll •, ad prepared an untsndrocnt to th e ,
" k i real L federal constitution which voub1
rr U '‘ „hi< half
C\L *■
H- CUrk
ChrUtisnity
•W)*d religion. y
e' u b "
■ I .n ■
Our representatives w i|| by please^ to ac*
company you -to the property.
Advertise »
A call or
phone message will place our organisation
At your disposal. V
if
V
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i* T . v
> ft '
tiiVsnbstantiiil City to the World
Do
share foj’ the Sanford
ClraNiberOif Gommerce SpeciaJ
’ p u b l i c i t y F)i’ive
**
Ve•onlributcd by—
Thin sRai'c o
A*
E. C. M ILLER, P resid en t.
I’h n n e ? 4 *
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V ‘OimAjS TO
EGIN WITH BIG
K» Worth Her Weigh
M ONDAY
THE
1926
Q A M rn im h e r a l d . p r i d a y . m a r c h
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also wns victorious.
.
"W ild B l i r M chlhom , C h ien sfr1
To
nrh milled th e South F lo rid a opefl
to his list of gdif victories, d o feat:
in ? Gene S n raio n , M etropolitan
champion, by one stro k e in a th rillTo^
],iC match tlia t went th re e holes
over tbo scheduled 18, B oth, in
IhiTtL
company w ith n num ber uf nsomin m t Am erican, B ritish miu I-rcnch
goHcrs,move
movetotoMMiami
thetofou ur r
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golfers,
iam i tofor rmm
lACKSONVILI F Fin.. Mar. 5 / Thursday lo determ ine the Floiida ljaU tournam ent which opens th ere
__Despite
the
a d th at many• Woman's
If Uliutn r champion. ~T lju rt^ay tht> Sunday.
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(Ah—
tfi-Bjiiie___)u.
mv l,»v»
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Innvtmr
iln lrstsd
M ri. I.dwtini
HttyWlttni ■
..................,.„n‘!ni<n
In trmtom triu
nh m
nt p h a t
defeated
Mm. Edward
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Favorites coniinuo
ra n. te
rn ers’ ___
are said to
uo lonvlng
F lo rid a c n rlk r fh ii season, sports and Mrs. J. S. Tnylor^both of New •St. AugttlUny in t h e 'r u s t const
men an d women from nil parts ol York, respectively r.i fc.m gm sett. womens' KPld cham pions hip. M rs.
Mr. Keys, through „ i h ,Vm,
U’
Vincent Richards ami t ra n d s Dorothy 0 . H urd. P hiladelphia,
th e world continue to congregate
(insetted th a t his i l l
H
unter,
New
Y
orkers,
and
tennis
on th e plnygroundj of tlie state.
Miss Giennn C ollett, natio n al considerable offirin hus& 1
Men and women tenniH plnyers players of note, bid fa ir to capture champion, nnd Miss Dorothy H in t/, th a t he was not a t I j B t T S f t
tli'!
Dixie
tennis
title
n.
Tam
pa.
o f th e firs t m ilk arc holding forth
rhirBRo, m edalist, each encounter- its n atu re. •
*
’ 10 “ a ^ tto a ljS
T iiv ln t * ll.n n mI . I . . • * .
a t Tnm pn nnd Palm Iteach. Miss YiMlrrilay both put aside th e ir op ed difficulty, b u t won th eir m ntchT aylor was slain in hi. ho„..
position
with
com
parative
case.
Elisabeth Ryan nnd Miss Mary k . Tnkcirhi H nrada, Japanese flash.
I low nt Los Anjreles in 1M1
tho Great M ,
Drown e, both Californians, m r d
Mldbr^J
Keye^ Declines
say That Desmon;
Case Is
Reopen
T w o California G irlsM eet
O n P a lm B e a c h C o u r ts
Td) Decide S ta te N et Title
S yb a se
—*aa.ti ^
i
5 » n mout successful! week.
,Tbe Bob Morton circus will Im>
' b e main nt tract ion, n rim is noted
S m ft* excellent nets, equipment
,*fid n. program running well into
:lw o hours.
The circus is conxiilcrab ly ©nlnnmd since Its lust nppr^rnrtro in Sanford and will Ijrimr
h ere njany new' feature* th n t will
he seen fo r the first tim e in this
section.
- A mnm moth KInn parade will
herald th e opening of the circus
and will he weird nnd speetnculnr.
two bands, circt»s fe atu res uml
.y
* v "*
W e want homes
Miss Ann A dair is alm ost worth h er w eight in gold.
Silo’s w ear
ing u $5(100 Russian nrraine rout, brought to San Francisco in ilefin n rr of a soviet edict ag ain st its exportation.
N o to rio u s S p y L oses R a ce
W ith H an gm an A n d Is D e a d
B e f o re F a t h e r A r r i v e s
LONDON, March 4, i/D— A pn- man.
torjnus spy's rm r with the Imni?-1 lie v.e cM ino'itiil from NVw
man was lost today.
lA nalius Yon. :< l.n<;IgAd in K'iH, Irirn l.\
Lincoln alias John Lincoln w as i xc- the lii'iiisli on a clioryc et* Ii rje-ty
ruled for m urder vithout haviiijr and u*i’<.rt tlir (oriclu don nf „ h ii.’f
seen Ids fa th e r Jk'iiatitis Trildcii nri
eiileiu, '.i.v depiivtsl o '
Lincoln, exiled fo rm rr M. I'., win, lu, !.,
I, <iUcen lnii nnd deport
has started from the fa r cant when rd * , .. Kurland,
he heard of tlm deaili m atence.
He wanted to hid his son yoodiiye.
The fa th e r arrived in France
yesterday, b u t Ipiil no* nppeored
lit Slnjilini Mallet | •r»- <n alien hip
tim e for Hie. exeeutem eiriveil.
Tile -on. n 'Jd > ,u i.V , i
r\mail, reave ted <d hiliiuy
lv.no
I!1 'I t o 11eits.iiw.idt ii tix ,lies.
ladder ditiine a l,ni i-l .i y. left
H1 won in Cidoinlio, (. , y l o i ,
letter fo r Id fiitlu r.
wdo a n e w ■, reach ,! linn (Ji ,j J,j . j
D'»llly lit fit ..'d
ii l t d in i a • rn w i d i i r.oin ter
- Tii‘''-ltltl:o n l i v ./e f; >.t ,i
dot! ■ rtod • rr ciirt ,| * ,, {■•
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- Die exci iitimi a -m ij>r ,,, j,, r, H I111 'Ho. t
jWas Iras been iho n ttra rlio n to („■ timn, m-ned by fiu.miu p . , .miii . * 1 i it ten i,i the *
nw anied tiie exclusive contract at
0, a letter io hi*
ihe . t
" M s i ns
in i ,
liven
thn Philadelphia centenlal ceblu a - ! from j:,,| I >,,•<.in ado,'it.. I D,,'. ii ii, I on j o i n head
I i.ray
fion.
The bit; n ttra rlio n , set uji I lie filed Hie latnl shm -. I iilmir im" Vo, wid fnri'ive no
(•re you
on a hiindr.si foot statre nlioiimlv victim. K,u.
die.
If I liiol In e|i n io lle r fa 1
w ith novelties, showinif Iporrotis | imiu.
Ho i H
iidj'lit IW I li o io ll.ipipeln J j
troupes nnd chief of Hie head _ "I lum,, t u lm i
Jitol I an, lilb d wdh j. . . t r DHe c ,
bunt err, nt th e ir native tntdes o rfio ie o t u r a i a i r,,.y
/ i i ’’. ,.,r my pa-1.”
Wood cratY, seurf.w eat inu
and letter ••Iml wlioi In,
I,,
lunutiv-. went to In ih .tin w ii|i.
mnkinjr of ornam ents.
1
n,o ( l„ j,;,t,{ t...
\< i
Ido I'trlol lull, s Im. Ililo; lie'll.
‘ W elsh G lasshlouera. and lliodoo j suit will lie I m in,, i f.,.
Ii i.t xi! t « nt nil, on t h e sent l o l l
illusion" us perform ed by a com- ■W liatex, r it i- t
• .i..
I lie eon e U». adjusted.
i .j! 1• j
jinny o f native n rlirts, co n stitu te J ><
liH'h? lie hail Wall ! i*i
part o f th e exhibit.
lii Vi il for lii- fa Hw r*
The Klun rin tis will* npeu its
'1 v.i a ami w iv-n i old t lo t
doors to tho nubile at 7:(Hi p. ni.
i ci" -il'le fm hiwi . i j.i
nightly and the main circus j-o •
>• o| e down arid Wi ('!
form anro will eom tuenre at 8:IM
ic li.nirr pusi i'd u il Iwml
p, m .. precisled by Imttd roncerts
•ci I he elder 1.Hindu, Lou
by tho Victor (indium Broadway
Byncopators.
'
iWithec Named New
I
State Service Head
Derm tin Spj
lirvalius l.ineidn in { 'il5
in New York tlm! in w..- 11 sp«
for (ierm nny,
In i;itd he w as,
TA LLA H A SSEE, Fla., Mar. 4. imprismiud in l.oiitlon fni foinery I'.'njritintl for three duys.
lie war suppoued to iiuve
— 1Tho m ayors of Kt. IV tersburu, anil later was dc|iorted.
'the full nam e of the executed l ranched * Paris yesterday and I
Orlando, W est Palm Bench, JockiUe, Pensacola, T am pa, Miami, mun was Ignntiu i Ihnnnuel N n p id i' mis-ed his train connection f o r ’
•land and Ocnln, nnd form er I ribicb Lincoln. Iml lie enlisted in }7;p;: l.iml, Iml them is no eotifinitn•
uovornor liurdi'C, of Llvo Onk, and the Itoyul Horse Artillery a s .loliiii linn of the report that lie uctualJ , P , H untley, of laiko C ity, were Lincoln.
His fath er woiheil for Hie tier
selected by tlovernor M nrlin to
CilKI. f t TIV i: IN I t.U L
raprasent Florida lit the national man cause d iiiin c the world war.
conference on street and highway j Pla> mir. I»x role of iqiy in I .upland,
MNOA, Italy, M arch I.—(/Pisafety , to lie held at W ashington j **10 * m i d M ale-, (n-nnunv, Hun Miss Violet t'o n lcry , an English
>, ‘.vMar. i l to 25.
Pory and Vu-lria.
lie was orur- riel, |s taking turim at an nut.sAn Invitation l<» tbo GovVrnor t<- hially an Austrinn nihiist li.it l«i- mubile wheel with five man, tr y
ing to m ake a nuii-»top record
nam e n Florida dch-KuUou to at
tend the meetiiiK was r.eeivi I
som etime ago from Preii.iaw r ,i I
Discuss Drolcdion for Osnjfcs
W itlie c
State
Ml
dition. 1 h ey realize the need of hom es; th ey w ant hom es to be built in
L o ch A rb o r and have announced
their
intention of helping home
builders in the financing of their h o m e building plans.
TO
LOT
H OLDERS
IN L O C H
ARBOR
#
Ah we've H aiti, for .'10 days front F e b ru a ry 1H we will m ake to lot holders,
who signify th e ir intentions to huild a hom e w ith in th e next ninety days,
a discount of III per cent. Only 11 d ay s rem ain in which to consum m ate
your plans. This discount to apply ttn th e p u rc h a se pricc.of th e lot and de
ductible front I lie next follow ing pay m en t.
ih is o ffe r is jjood for only fourteen m ore days. If you intend building a
home in Ixich A rbor now is th e tim e to com plete v o u r plans nnd take a d
van tag e o f th is unusual hom e-building o ffer.
:
T h is inducem ent should m aterially h elp you r financing.
C; ‘
W e \yant_y0!*
to build a hom e in L o c h A rbor,
,
1 if n ot for your o w n u?e, then as
menl
m enl— L o c h A rb o r homeshom es W IL
I L L sell.** C o m e in and talk it over.
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| g ( juvornnr Martin fell tt vie, to fiiflueniu tudnyi The exilltc, a fte r a ra th e r aevere atk of chills Ihm night, was ani l
his nhytdclnn to liave a temperuture t hi a tnnrflin.'r, ami it w as neeesnnry lo cancel nil lmmedial-.' eii.
V ,-
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.. .representatives w ill be pleased to assist; y o u in arranging y o ur
. - and financing plans.
liver a speerh Huiuu'rOw night ul
Vernon., The Q oW rnor’s condition
v ;W ub /tot regiiipJpii as serious.
I lIG G IN S -S M IT H -W IG H T ,
SA I.K S A G EN TS
T AO A IN HI* TAX •
, .March
, u „.
B" ,■ PPABROISfftS
Mbit ion ap |tea rs in I'ari* Hgaiu
tlto wci d “ bootlegger" probuliiy
will be adopted into the French
. lan jru a-e. AM the B raggeries shut
t up eh j..» ». few h,.::r >• - w i.i iv
Gittt in p ro u ’st iigairret luxe-
f he developers of L09I1 A rb o r are m aking every effort to relieve this con
U nder th is plan “ M onte-builders" in lx>ch A rb o r will not be required to raise
a large am ount o f cuhIi us initial puym ent-
Governor Martin Is
Suffering From Flu
TALLAUASM-Ie T ' k Iii., Mar.
0
W‘‘ will lake a subordinate lien on th e lot, giving th e Building nnd Loan
( om pnny or other financial instil tit ion, th e rig h t o f w ay for th e nmounl
o f th e building loun.
Named New
Service Head
TA LLA HASSEE. Fla.. Mai. *
G oveijior M artin
on
rounbed *Do n(ipolntnnnt of \ <;
WJtbec of Jacksonville, to be sta le
a m i c e b ff in r , all office noil ,c,/..
«sl at the Jaat leirulnr se»rinn • t
th e legislature. The 11ppol1K1e.nl
of Robert T. Uruhum of St. \u
gustine, as n m em ber of Hie -Ja'
board x»f . liiio jira c tic e> iicin. rx,
w as n h o mmutmccd.
Hh.V'1
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I
ol Commerce, and all civic organizations h ave been stress
ing the need for'more homes. A trip 6f inspection in an y section of the
city will hear out their opinions. Sanford’s hom e shortage is critical; there
is only one w a y lo remedy this condition and that is to build now.
T h e C h a m b er
N ext to Post Office.known us “ i'nwm-e llill," old-tim e
of the ftinmu Buffalo Hill, tlisHind of th e Osajp- Indians menu ft.
d erred a tio u s by Inw leu whites,
nuin, w as recently ra-indicted fo r
E jll" always lute Iwen known ns
O snro. Indlnus. lie stands fo r
u a tiju . •
•; i <<t y
.a
Inc.
•
M*
�kind adm itted Into Lhasa, the cap
ital of the Dalai Lanin, th n / su
preme head o f the L am aist M iiernrchy. |lo is surrounded by h h
famous fighting monks who are
frantically resentful of w estern
innovations ns threatening in their
- w u u . N , Mar. -l.__
Tower, Ithaca is virtually n closcd
d t y trt Clfristian."
Z l l h) }*'nialaynn Tegion, on the The
Daily Mall says th e mnssabonier „f Tibet, a band, believed to
cre m ay cause an abandonment of
Tih^ n » . the frr-h attem pt in the sum m er to
wno ft era transportingnfmodem
climb Mount Everest,
chmery to Lhasar tho “ iroly Clu- '*
TICK KILLING CATTLE
ported to have been massacred.
At an altitude of pj.noo fort In
JACKSONVILLE. March 1—
va*%
,h r r r*y *» Mdd Opponents of cattle tick eradica
w 1h ate been overwhelmed liy ren- tion work who claim th at the tick
tr-sentativcj of the new Tibetan is ti harmless little animal prob
govenniumt and murdered. Some ably can explain the following,
u*U !
° f ,', t rtricnl P'ltlipmcnt raya the Florida S tate Cham ber of
Commerce.
, According
to ti. J. Albritton,
County Agent in Levy county,
tw rnty per cent, one fifth, of the
cattle in the flatwoods sections of
th a t county have died during the
Inrt twelve months as a result of
the tick.
- •I
Believed Slain
R e c o rd C red it
fni St\e Fkrmmorce
Iretarics
nimfrre
lay ior
irork of
, „,,r r in a given m onth, n Email
figure «> com pared w ith SlOOllOb
hut it m ust bc' borne in mind thnt
til such com m unities will a g g re
gate th at 5100.000 n n a 10 *100.^00 communities will ag g reg ate
S1.000.00U. Com pilation -of the
state's monthly construction rec-
r credit,
for it*'
k *ioo [during
LUrgesl
fey can[randuct
jraVC US
[pOO.iHW.
1 solely
\ of the
L.k the
fir pw*
FLORIDA’S LARGEST AND
MOST BEAUTIFUL HOTEL
L Luild-
Irr.e fur
[a place
If ami
H E Hollywood is directly .on Hollywood Bench, over
looking "the A tlantic— fire p ro o f, seven stories high.
fi00 rooms, nil w ith hath, th e m ajority facing the
ocean.
"a growjp u w ln g
unit\ in
Iter. tl>e
T h e H ollyw ood i-i " h o m e y " — d e m o c ratic, p ro v id in g r e s t
fu l h a p p in e s s a n d co m fo rt to every g u e st. T h e H ollyw ood
is e x tr e m e in b e a u ty
pier of
fear to
'a.rom-
on-tru.- 1
G u e s ts in b a th in g c o stu m e m ay go d ire c t fro m fltcn
ro o m s to t h e d e lig h tfu l s u rf-b m liin g <m H ollyw ood bench a n d
to p la y o n th e w arm siuu Ij .
iniiiit tin!
n of Ue I
lber> of !
iffiends. [
niun-e*'
T h e H ollyw ood has iim w i'd ln l se rv ice a n d rui-uiu-. fu r
n ish o d b y h o tel ex perts
jmunitv. ■
r
ti ti b it
UlT Of
On Lal^e Mary Road Just South
l’i Hi ,< in easy .'ice- ■ io I he Holly
ivitixl Golf nnd ('t.iinT i y i 'lub and vari.*d other tropical tp n rtr. Entrancing
motor drives lo Miami, Palm llcach nnd
t.tiler southern Florida society places.
nbtalli
Country Club R oad
Mimic by thu flollywood h o ld concert
••ivhcstra. A rnin-rrt is hi-IJ every Sun
day evening in the gorgeous lounge
mum by tlie Hollywood Symphony Or
chestra of rill artist*.
u .m t h , i m i . i i i i m : m i : v i .hi
£ 12 fail §i r r it 11 jr n • i *1 i« |i I ! * i • * I *•
■•»■I *i *; I r .
f t ill 111,
*C*LtM I
m ill
lap *
HOLLYWOOD
By-the-Sea
Flu i nl.i’s A ll- \ r :ir Ite url I'itv
I
\\
Ti 'Milli l r
!"* ' Urt.'d'rT
T h e se beautiful, high, dry lots can be bought* at your
#A.'
ow n price if you will attend our Sale.
L ocated as they,
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are, betw een the Country C lu b and the business section
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/
of Sanford, and in the city of Sanford makes them very
desirable for either your hom e or for an investment.
*
C o m e to the sale, enjoy the music.
POSITIVELY R1UUKST ALL-STAR CIRCUS IONTOUR
Term s E asy— Interesting A ttractions
■ . u r iff,
i f ,o ,-j r
... vLISTS
KU KLUX KLAN
C I R C U S
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C . W h e e le r
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feature*. Vktor
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18— B usiness S e rv ic e .O ffe re d
Sanford Automobile Co.
200 Mairnolia Ave.
Phone 137
Sanford Stove & Furniture Co.
LINCOLN — FORD — FORDSON
321 E. F irst Street
Edward H iggins, Inc.
Wo carry a full line
Commercial ft Palmetto. Phone 331 Our prices are right. Cash or
terms/' Wo w ant y our business.
DIANA
Bsaford Daily ITerald
WANT AD. RATES
Terms: Cash In Advance
Telephone ads, will be received
for patrons and collector aent
lam ed lately for payment.
1 T in e - _________ 10c a line
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Id T im e a -------------- fie a line
Tba. reduced rates aro for
consa^ntire Insertions.
S ix -words of average length
art^ftoanted arilne.
; Minimum charge of 80 for
fir s t Insertion.
J A11 advertising Is restricted
to proper classification.
„ an error is msde The Sanford Herald w ill be responsible
'for otdy one Incorrect Insertion,
the advertiser for subsequent
insertions. The offlee should be
notified immediately In caso of
error.
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{TO ADVERTISERS
A
Herald
representative
thoroughly familiar with rates,
rules anil classification will
Moon — Diana Sales and Service
208 W. First St.
Phono 017 FOR St, AUGUSTINE and St"
Johns county property. Com
S. q . PORTER. Mgr.
municate with Glen A. 'Purdom,
with •Naficy“K. Hunter Realty Co.
NASH
Box W)6 St. Augustine. Fla.
Sanford Dealer, S. A.-Rive
208 W. First St.
Phone 617
AMERICAN CAFE
We have just opened up a modern
CHRYSLER
CTIAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO. cafe in the Cates building..Wr serve
111/W. 1st St.
Phono C92 homo cooked foods, in the cleanest
of surroundings. Everything FanlWILLYH - KNIGnT and Overland. Lary. Come in and ent with us.
P.- and M. Motor Co., Park and
SANFORD DRUG CCfMPANY ?
Commercial.
"The Rcxnll Store”
We make a specialty of our prompt
SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX
filling of preHcriptions and quick
INO,
delivery,
203 Oak Avenue
Soda — Hot Sandwiches
Phono 41
IF IT’S A BARGAIN
“We Have It”
SUNNYLAND REALTY CO.
CHEVROLET
R ealtor
Don-Jnn Chevrolet Co., Inc,
II. G. W oolwnrth, M gr., 221 Meiseh
Tenth and Sanford Ave., phone 768 Bldg., over P iggy W iggly, b u t wo
L
you tire n salesm an and w an t to
make perm anent connections, where
your services will be appreciated,
and your income unlim ited. Ad
dress Box D-100 care H erald, for
an interview. *
fective^
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Advertisers should give their
street of postoffice address ns
w ell a s their phono' number If
t h e y desire results. About bne
r e a d e r out of a thousand hns
a telephone, and the others
c a n t communicate with you
-unless.they know your nddross.
A u discontinuance MUST be
made i n person at The Han
ford Herald office or by let
ter. Telephone discontinuances
are not valid.
:*Oourt#oui— Prom pt-Efficient
Service.
GOOD USED CARS
1,
1,
1,
2,
I,
J,
1925 fiiry s lrr Touring
11)24 Essex Four Coach
J!I2I Maxwell T ouring
1921 Fords* Touring.
1624 Overland T ouring
Scrlpps-Hooth Six T ouring
fn Good Shape, Cheap.
CHAR T. FU LLER . M otor Co.
•ill Went F irs t St. phono 629.
I—Announcements
WANTED
LODGE BROTHERS DEALERS
SELL GOOD USED CARS
BOYS 16 YEARS OF AGE
AND UNDER
1924 Hup T ouring
1921 Dodge Touring
1923 Essex (4) Touring
1924 S tnr Touring
1922 Overland Touring
1922 Ford T ouring
To enroll with Scout Garth Gray
for Summer Camp IxjConte, op
erated by Scout Excutive John M.
Gore, in the Smoky Mountalna,
near Knoxville. Tennessee.
Sports Include hiking, m ountnin
curdling, swimming, baseball ,v*dl |y ■bi.U, tennis and fishing, An
um unally well m anaged, healthful
camp with highest standards,
jBV
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Hotels at W onderland P ark and
Jtlkinont o ffer excellent neenmodslion's to parents and friends who
dealre to visit boys in rnm p nr
■pend some tim e In the m ountains.
“Term s to Home People"
PH O N E 771.
GUA RA NTEED FORD USED
CARS AND TRUCKS
MIRACLE Concrete Co., general 18— H orses, C uttle, Vehicles
content work, sidewalks, build
ing Mockn, irrig atio n boxes. J. R. -ID— P oultry and Supplies
T erw ilicger, Prop.
Rolverson.
1925
J925
1922
J92 I
1924
1921
1923
LIST YOUR PROPERTY with
M ary Malnes Realty Co, Celery
farm i and city property Wanted.
806 Magnolia Ave. Phone 391 W.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, Miss
Bonita Tolle, 221 Meisclr Bldg..
T ouring
T ouring
T ouring
R oadster
Lt. Truck
F nrdor Sedan
Ton Truck
$265.00
8MUI0
50.ltd
250.00
250.00
.726.00
250.00
ovar P lggly W iggly,_____________
WILL buy several well located
lots, will pay you cash for your
equity. Address P. O. Box 7171.
COLORED G ilt I, W ANTED to
cure for child in afternoon. Good
pay. Call a t 1112 M yrtle Ave.
S TB O I. LE R
be m
......I
FOR RENT- Lively, large, up.
(■tails front
bed room, nicely
and newlv furnished. Four win
dows and closet in room. Close to
bath, hot water. Space for car.
1200 Oak Avenue.
MACHI NE
\< il NG MAN wanted to share
room.
With twin beds. Phone
571 .1.
condition.
)N C l-E
t »(A f
U ;1 V
I ilM • I’M
^ IT T iW
I N E R V O C 'O
I m J xQ U T
O W N ER S
Masonic Bldg.
m aw
l_OOK*b
that
for
t h e l m o m e 'v f o «
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/ ~ " V rrrT H flM T r
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H n j
59— Jew elry and W atches
“r o t h e
monet ( f ,
I
iLD?r
I
Hr
Telephone
h OR SALE—One lot on Piim..'
Avenue and San «rd
H e lr tU *26 C..h, " i J ' i S
month. B. Zeiter.
*
MODERN HOMES
. Spanish design bungalow, CPr,
rally located. Well located W - m,'
apartments, or home sites with all
improvements. Prices and ,ernil
very reasonable.
A. P. CONNELLY 4 SOS'SCor, Second and Magnolia •
FOR THIS WT.F.K ONLY, unc of
the best comer lots, eastern nposurc in Sanford nt a right [inrt
Reasonable terms; Four ro,m
homo on lot* 60x200. three m:!fj
south of postoffice. Furnish*! or
unfurnished. Terms, For infor
mation call owner, 482-J.
TWO ID E A L homesites sixty
fro n tn g e on park in Fort Mellea)
Subdivision in view of lake. S^a]
price th is week, good term* err
ors. A ddress II II Box 122 jefjvyood, Kin.
Phonc707.
HAN LA NT A 1-<>T
with
Houtb Exposure JJ.Tini
Term s to suit
MAYFAIR -LOT
co m er Union Ave and Elliot
S treet.
$4,000 Trims Easy
FOR TH E VERY B EST
VALUES
‘
MAGNOLIA HEIGHTS LUTS
on Hughey Ht. at Bargain
Prices.
BEL AIR LOTS
On Mellonville Ave. amongst
larg e onk*. Price will surprise 4
you.
"BOOTH nnd GIBUS
Park and Second *
IN I M T S . HOU SES AND
ACREAGE
On F irst S treet Extcnsinn
The price is RIGHT'
Our listin g s ru n not he
excelled
The term s are RIGHT!
This is what you have been
CALL 708.
•
w aiting for.
REALTY CO.
CLOSE IN
H R ITT-C H ITTEN D EN
. REALTY CO.
R. W. LAWTON. Realtor
Phono 743.
Meiseh
W. P. CARTER
Room 230 Meiseh Building
conveniences, double garage, $3,Box 317,
F IF T E E N acres, 6 room house, 500, term s. A ddress
orange grove nnd chicken farm , Sanford. Fla.
in Iaingwood. See Simmons R eal A REAL bargain In a furnished
ty Co., phone 49-J.
home. Bee Simmons Realty Co.,
phone 49-J,
84— H ouses F or Sale
NEW BUNGALOW . Six rooms,
......................
b re ak fa st room and b ath . Roc
Bond Rtucco. L arg e lo t 60X176
feet. Ready fo r occupancy. See
owner. J. H. Jackson, office 112
E ast 2nd. SL ’Phone 611.
.
Bv GEORGE McMANUS
RE*=MOt
nolla Avenue.
S3— F a rm s and I .mid For Sale CLOSE-IN. fo u r rooms all m odem
tubs for w ashing celery.
F. F, DUTTON ft CO.
»F ME MIC.HT CSC THE t^U V V/lTIt
LOTS IN prvFTTTT;
$1,800 per lot rU i ILRST
lot Sanford Avc.l*
rS
A pts., $3,500. 0 lots
$1,000 per lot. Easy tp^ ’Kktl’
Mary Malnes Realty Co.. r,03
sale
FLEXO Fine floor covering for
balls or kitchens, 14 ra id -. 36
inches wide, $9.00. Addfe-s. Mrs.
M. M artin, 318 Magnolia Avenue.
l*b THV*b T H tl
TWO
77— H o u se s f o r B e n t
BRINGING UP FATHER
>s
McCALL & POT
. realtors1
PHONE 745.
W A NT E 11,
Food Products, etc. W orld larg e st
TRACTOR Service, clearing plow company will back you with sur- C U T F L O W E R S fo rsa le .C a le n d u - H O U SE HF-CENTi V COMI’I.E*11 R etail. Mellonville Ave.
ing, disking and stre e t grading. prising plan. VVritoTho J . R. W atlus, sw eet I>eas nnd other ru t
I,et us do your subdivision. M. M. kins
a,
W est lowu b t., flow ers, 25c t>*r dozen.
Phone M odem a rtis tic and shady. Call
at prem ises opposite Spurling proLord, Routu A, 'Box 216.
Memphis, Tenn. D ept, k-1
40-W. Mrs. L H. Jones.
I>ort>'
1h a t JA M C \ s
TH E DAV EY -W IN STO N
O rganization In co rp o rated
FRONT BEDROOM for rent. Hot
and cold water. -Ill Palm etto.
ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE
for sale. Also electric cooker
with two grills, tfven and file leas
hi
\
PR IC E $7,000, T erm s
FOR R E N T —Two room funm-lu-d
ap artm en t.
Close in. Adults
only. 503 Holly Avenue,
WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag
lil— Mlscclluncuun
nolia and Second, First nnd Elm, GET pay every d ay : D istribute
1f»(> necessary pmdmfla to cs CELERY PLANTS for sab- Cal
Sanford Avunuo and 10th Hired.
tnblished users. E x tra c ts, Soaps,
Expert service.
aoc-w.
C itT T tw
- , < .*
hath, porches. On Sanford
A venue, n eu r Geneva.
P r a v tp 'n l h
new.
half
price.
It 1-. 1.1 A ill .E colored woman wauls
place as rook. Cull 8 0 1 \V, 9th Beautiful, i n a m colored e m b r o i
dered E* clime Wr a p, nevi i used.
M rcet. Second F b u r.
Very reasou.ible. Addresa Box 8 WAN IIED 1loom, bv g r !al Iia a n
Mum 111* 4ent rally btcat ed, with
farii
Herald.
LADIES-—'W e tv ill pay straig h t
modem
ronvcnintcci*.
Address
•10 ren ts an hour.
Advertising
Brock, <’in i- Herald.
and d istrib u tin g sample* to every I.ARGE GAS It A NGE—perfect
home and office. Send self a d
condition. Price reasonable.
82— Husine sa P roperty
dressed stam ped envelope. Denison, Mrs. Frcison, 60S M yrtle Avenue.
409 Beckcl, Dayton, Ohio.
TH R E E BEDS F u ll SALE. Phono
322-J.
33— Help W anted Mule
W AREHOUSE
W AffTKD AT ONCE STENtHL FOR SALE Three Burner gas
stove
and
oven.
W
rite
II.
care
RAPHER, nrKferable wholesale
Herald.
grocery experience. Phone 591.
PROPERTY FOR LEASE
35— Salesm en am i A g en ts
HERE
HOU SE
I I It NISI I E l) two room apart
incut, close in. Adults only. 509
E 3rd St.
Phone 691.1.
SEWING
two
F IV E ROOM STUCCO
71 — A p artm en ts nnd F la ts
must
and
PRICE $8,000, Terms.
110 N orth Laurel St.
IV—Employment
bath
Located on Oak Ave, , a t 14th
S treet. .
/ Builders Supplies
H. B. McCALL JR.
WIGHT PRIN T SHOP -Printing
Engraving, Embossing. See ru*
firs t. We do R. Phone 417-W
R. It. Avc.-Commercial St.
_______________ _ ______________ i 58— H ousehold G oods
II—Automobiles
DODGE
Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc.
•Ore cars and Graham trucks.
«nd 2nd Street.
Phone 3
Six rooms,
porches.
MONTEZUMA HOTEL
Hanford's - m ost home-like hr>
te l; located on corner Magnolia
Ave., 2 m inutes walk from busi
ness section. Open nil year.
j . u . McD o n a l d , M gr.
Phone 485
,2 7 — P rofession al S erv ices
S U F FE R E R S of h e a rt trouble, AntTria
pectoris,
Irla P
retoria, Dropsy, Asthma,
C orner Pulm etto Avenue and
:ta
re ssu re, P aralysis, 1
h lllo
Lb. n Jj ppressure,
Commercial Street.
will fiddly tell'you
te ll'y o u free, how you
ran f* t quick and lasting relief,
without Uutng drugs, medicine or
Oomraa. Address R. V. W alden, Bui
1856, New Haven, Conn.
EDW ARD HIGGINS. |„r.
1 5 —L n e f and Found
Phono 331*
Hanford. Lla.
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MEAT CUTTER WANTED- Ap
LOST—Tire and Rim between I kply W. H. I^ing, Phone C44W.
- Land nnd Hanford. Reward. I
108 Palme tto.
15—Service Stations— R epair
Vandec May, Di-Land.
HTKNMGR A PUER p a rt tim e ten
ing
per week. G"«uJ opiiurliinily. Ad
LOST—Old fashioned
tmr pin,
tlleds Pt<r| Of(Ito Box 094
WANTED!
with lines of black enamel. Find
6000 Sipieaks
*-r retu rn t<* CIO Magmdia and reW ANTED
W e’ll take ’em out and
Two good colored
cciva mrard.
♦->
eilefa at ohet* at t he Hanford
ABSOLUTELY FREE
Core. 126 W 1 list HI. Musi be
Monday and Tucttduy,
experience) 1 rooks— good at abort
Feb. 22 and 23
order work
PERFEC TIO N AUTO
LAUNDRY
11— Autom obile t F o r Sale.
«
BUNGALOWS
BOYS’ ill CYCLE WANTED, No.2
R aggett apt. Rose Court.
LARGE ROOM in one of tbe best
bred
AUTOMOBILE D EA I.ER S: 1ff you DARK Barred Rock pure
homes in Citv. Convenient to
eggs
per
sellin
g
$2.50
and
$5.00.
w ant to sell your used rnrs, ad
bath. Apply G. Ilox 88 City.
vertise daily on the classified page. See Mrs. John Diehl, Mellonville
Avenue, City.
DOUBLE room with twin beds,
25— F lo rists,
near New F o rrest Lake Hotel.
FOR PU R E bred Rhndo Island Call 671-J.
“STKW AIIT TI1E FLO RIST”
eggs. Call 2112.
Flowers fo r nil occasions.
ONE fu rn ish 'd room
Ull West
53— B u ild in g M aterials
R11 M yrtle. Phone 260-W.
I <nth Street.
32— Help W anted— Fem ale
. <*
BEAUTIFUL NEW STUCCO
<18— Booms W ithout Board
BA i n
MY A PA RTM EN T hmm ejo n first
street is off th e m arker.— 11. A.
*
(i(i— W anted—To Buy
T H R E E registered Chinese Chow
SANFORD ELECTRIC CO.
puppies for sale, two m onths old.
Successors to Gillon ft P la tt
116 M agnolia, E verything elnc- Phone f)71-J.
- -<*_____________ —__________
tricnl, Phono 422. E lectrag ith
BOSTON
MULL P U P P IE S , nine
Radio,
weeks old. 1101 W est 1st St.,
JAM ES II. COWAN— All kinds Phone 601-J.
of T int and Sheet Metal W o rk .. „
.
................. .
W ntcr and Boat T anks. At Oak I'OR SALK, PEK IN G ESE Puppies
San-Fo Pekingese Kennel, 2395
Avmitio mid Third S treet. T ele
Magnolia Ave.
phone 111,
See
EOT NEAR o rn v jv 7777:—'
Orlando, and O s Im o b lle ^ J
In good condition, will «ril ‘x
or trade for larger^
1,ch«e.
Short. 2305 Magnolia
THE BALL HARDWARE CO.
37— .Situations W anted— Male
MILLER O. PH l I.L lV ^ 'in ? . ^ ‘*‘IF / -ofty im d •‘feaTfir!’’ .V r^ym i ^
one of tlie many who a re eon- I
tinimlly seeking th at goal? If so.
Corner Oak and Hceorid St.
Plmfie 182 J for apjiuiiitm eat arid
Phone 3
try Chiropnielie Ail.iustnients,
Ur. W. K. Mac Imugnll.
FOR F U R T H E R INFORM ATION
A N D CAMP LITER A TU R E
9— Personate
roofs, [milt up roofs. Re-roofing
over old roofs. jLeaka repaired, E ktimntos free. S atisfaction g u a ra n
teed. Oak Ave. and 3rd St. Phone
111.
BUNGALOW
85— Lota For Sale
SANFORD and PHILADELPHIA
We have N orthern buyers for
38— Business O pportunities
real bargains.
4
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■ .
LITTLE and CLAYDEN
FO R KALE BY OW NER, owing
4 Bull Building.
to 111 health will sell entire busi
ness at a bargain.
A ddress 07—ltooms W ith Hoard
Owner, Lake M ary Casino, Lake
ROOMS, with or without meals.
M ary, Florida.
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
47— D o r s , C ats, Pets.
ID—rlluilding— C o n tractin g
At A flood B argain
Distributed by
TWO
A LITTLE "WANT AD IN The
HERALD will bring you in big
results. Advertise those old a r
deliver.
ticles you have stored aw ay and
LA N EY ’S DRUG STORE—Prc- have no use for. A llttlo thirtyREEL & SONS
seriptlons, D rugs, Sodas. Wo cent ad may bring you several
You Drivn It.
arc as n ear you as y o u r phone. dollars. Phono 148 and a rep re
sentative will cal! and see you.
W. Myrtle and 2nd SL at R. U,
Call 103.
*»I?to You complete Information.
And If you wish, thoy will
'a ssist you in wording your
*wsnt ad. to make it moro e f
SANFORD BUICK CO.
112 Magnolia Avenue
Phono 367
HUPS—MARMONK
84— H ouses F o r Sale_______
WANTED—Fourrcnl estate sales GlrA—Miscellaneous Ex
change
NEW SPANISH STUCCO
men for high class development.
DUNGALOWS
Must be experienced and have
On MoVonvillo Avonhe and
car. Apply Paul S. Hitmen*, real REALTORS and Brokers should
carry a complete list of their
estate office. I ll N. Park Avenue.
Eighth Street,
best offerings in tbe classified colREADY FOR IMMEDIATE
Call for R -W Reynolds.
ums daily._________________,
OCCUPANCY
Built
In
a substantial manner.
G5— Specials a t th e Stores
Six rooms and breakfast room,
screened porch ami open porch,
hardwood floors, hot water
system, roomy, closets. Rep
resentatives at th o property at
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN
SET YOUR TABLE
nil times to show you through
these beautiful homes. * >
Only producers wanted. We have
With
an unusually attractive proposition
EL VERANO BUILDING
to offer to hustlejj* who have come I ROGERS 1847 SILVERWARE
COMPANY
to Sanford to make money.OUf list-
• AA'-l* t‘M
M Q J U h^
•
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HOUSES—
Under eonstnjetion n jj
Spanish stucco to u s* ^
rooms;
iH^olls
quartan. C?™«.
Easy* fertM
terrna.
nnd Spurling. for occupancy
be ready
1 st
i^ H "( ° o h t v o O < o TO I
o o o r
w h e n
t h e
3 \ v J U S T A W ^ iV v E f ^ e o I T
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. / ; \ l /s l o t o p -
t iO L O M E f
.
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•lx rooms; in Bel' , ! v urm*.
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THEIR MORICHES O -'T C M _ T M E vf'L L
rwiNj
OF PETRIFIED
CREAM POPF5
ffYltlrtj* 13") *lu}» from thu flm
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in . rial T.-IX Hrlno.l DlntrlW No. I
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i-iTt Tax HAhool D i s t r ic t ) <>f Henili ..a,. I itlinir. iT nii.la. liOIlds; «nld
,ii „ h in bo dated J a n u a r y . 1, ISSe.
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n,.r . i nt i«*r itnnum, Intert-M paj . |
- -.iii.. i.iM.’-n n n n ally mi tile flrnt dny
of Jnmnir* nit.i J u ly rach y o u r uu, ill maturltyj nal.l bonds t o l*«‘ p . i ) . l
I. ii.io in an n u a l liistlillimrtil* o f f i t , ,
j 0 (1,1 on J a n u a r y IM. Ill I nrh o f th,.
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1 in IMS iiiclm .lv.- am i u iim m t In s ta ll.
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' hi tacit o f Hie year* PM 9 - t o 1964
inclualu* " i'll filMiet) on J an u ary
r let. In 1535. .
,
j.nl.1 l.otiilr l.a v o l.ri.p vii 11da t.-.l
• |,v net o f l.offlalulwri! o f tlio Hfut.. ..r Kturliln upprovH l N nvcntficr 33rd.. i
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j..ln i t t ’rtiompB.in. n tt o r m y ..f lyoo
y.irk o i l y Now- Vorh. upprt.vInK Tionllilil- o f aald lt..inlr w ill be f u r - ,
| niktir.l. Habl hrttulk in In' fo ld r..t
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In- UCoomi.nill.fi
w til. a o o rtlfle d cln-ck In flot cun.
of fi.l'OC. ni.-olo
p.'ijntdo
In ilotinned o f P u b lic
In a tr u c tlo n fu r .
S< toluol'- I'fiuuly,
K lufldii. aiioli i
' 1-lirek o f Hie nui-i.-ea-.flll b id d er to
io- i . tuiio (I a s ll.iu ld iilo d d u n in x-■»
T.limild I Ilo Mif-oosuflil b id d er fa ll to
ink.- raid bi nd" m-c.irdlnK to flit...(•inn o f i Ii Ik notion niul Ida t.l.l.
The .e ld Heard rcrorvoM tlio rliflit
|*n n-jeitt any i.nd a ll Id dr.
.Ml propm-nls i-bouid be nddr.‘shed
io iii.. I’oiiitlV Hoard o f P u b lic InI ■ini.'iiuii for fieniluoro C o u n ty , Xlorul.i. cat.- iif T. \t‘. l a m ton, Hoc*
: r d a r '. Hlmford. t'lnrldfr, uud tn n rl..
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tviTNCdH i>io hand). « f llie d in lr * i
building | it'iiii
mid yi-crt-mry m o l -tin- ronl o f .
Sanford r-j.ni Hum.) n t ia n f n n l. Hrniltiolu1
[».rat it'll, ).i .n n n . riftrltlti. • tlilti .-tin: Jii'l. day
tw r rr o c W r
m lm tally.
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Boots and Her Buddies
j ]
THIS JAHE IdHOGOT
!i
SPlASHEOW OnHwSo^J
, »
tax\ the
SURE \ Y W E
THAT'S A W .
o m tu
w h i n Ti e
XfSotMO
now ,B u r - you
INTRODUCE ME
I
HAUE NO TIME To
t h in k o e su c h
VUE OOME
THE VAST
HW OAYS
suy too m u st
ow ent
OH UERY VOEW.OP
COURSE t AM MOT IM
—
VfWOR OE \T ROT VETUu
?|TUDttS*YOO MOST WT
io g i
ATTARo y s t t u e ! I
B tM 'T H E MORE \TH \N K O f
VT THE 1E SS \ THINK OE VT.
YOU S1M91Y MUST NOT
T R 'T W Y 0C R TIM 6 AWAY
IN SUCH A M A N N E R - r
VOdEWYOU'D COME
INSIST - \ AM GOING W t R
THAT WAY THIS EUtNiNG
T R E V E S - ,_____
T H H 3 0 6 H .R 0 T 5 6 Y .
R N G O V V Y -tM E R O H
CAN YOU STAKE ME
HOW ABOUT TEN
bocks ______
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Ul'NTY 1.' ' M U ’ O l' l ' t r i lM t "
INHTIICCTION.
for S en iiiiolu C o u n ty , t'lori.ln .
i;;-a I of hoard )
’
.
1C: IT-, .t T. WlltJniiot. rli.-ilrimi'i
' T. tv. Ia m t on,
hoot, mid IT tiffl.-lu Hoc')',
c .l . ,
u . Cl, :n. Mar. E.
MOW N POP
By Taylor
■ Almlil
r Twill
in #uft
Tcriiis
SAY 1 WAfUNA NNOlO J
ThC sttkaights ASOUT
CHlCN 1 SHAN'T V ALLOW YtfU T o
R lO iC u L U MY
L-*
'MHEC£ L STAND - WHO
'S THIS S i G F'AT
t r i e n d s t h i s w ay -
Cheese HMOTJOK
-Y ou o trr l a s t __ x —
WOnd E r t u l S o y )
Vs^_ N IG H T ?
J
EDMUND I S A
Y A H -Y o u 'R e U mCLC
nCv-L. *)>* ..**Y..TVS
h e n r y t e l l s m e h e 's
NOT A M lS C « - HE‘5
no th in g BUT A DRUG
STORE COWBOV-JECXi
SODAS POR PiPTCEN
A WEEK ,--------
w illin g
To S^CN d
A LITTLE MONEY r
And
.
)
hauc a
g o o d t im e
/
—
I SfR05£ HE’S SEEN
SAVING HiS PENNIES FOR
the la st
S
B y Williams
OUT OUR W A\
m onths
So HE COULD COME UP
MECf= AVp MAKE A 6.G
IMPRESSION AND YOU I
_ ,- y
T=®l-t-
- a n d h b is m *t s t i n « v w r n u r
T
EITHER "M E S P E N T O tlC R 4sSD LAST
MIGHT AMO TWEN A PO LO GI7C.O
MOT BRINGING Ca n o n A n d F u >u » « S
H P 'S ONLY G O'N®- TO B E M E C C A
T Tvo DAYS A H D >l0t*J YOU W A N T /
. TO S P C 'L M Y P u n B Y
y
T hem you’l l b e
SUR PR ISED TO KNOW
that
Edm u n d r e a l l 1/
HAS MADE A LOT O F
money
- HE'S INVEMTrO
A NEtU IC F C R E A M
SlNDtytCM A tJ'i VUS
« ovaj.Ti £ s a m o u n t
TO OVhR $SbO A ti'r.hA’ ,
Ss. GfTTlMCSr JEA LO U S-__J
■ d « » .| lo e . -
By Ahem
O U R B O A R D IN G M O U SE
H M E C T M
P D 4 1 M -V 1 0 R K
A U - R IG V K
\P \ \ f T R IE 6
"TO
fAEOVA
V 10R P O AGAVKi!
^ n * !-r
By Condo
£ L (- . C L v e ro e
II ’I F i v i C N D
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\Y H E H
FVfc- S A V v
F lf? u T
D E E .V ? .
wrap.
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Ai'CS w a s T KJ*TTM
ID U k t TO HANC -
vucj
6 0 SA • 1 v u o L L D
L '^ E T MAN'S
IV—60 ]H AM'
A S ii ADA MOW
UJKAT D oer.
AE. TAtAiK I AM <7
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nr ist ^ .
S]
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s e e Tu' SWELL NJPtST VNA7CU
IJW 5T SALO IM TW s TDOT/
XTA 6IVEA) A * tfm )H 6 lA *
7U- WORLD TO Y S 7
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-
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DOCTYCO
buy o y
k
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M l \ I .y
Mvctl * loullu-tl
■f Ini* w j -. found Hero when u
I tF'Jir .‘.tori war, entered. In
p
y. nr, i
dl'di * > inldtln*' the eardi reel.
fM- (Dunlliu ■,
'I)- intruder broke o| k-ii n L'n-.
b'Al insiir- .if i Imn r candy and a te from it ur
U.r n.der I |( u idled. Tlic loyrt v n a trivial.
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PFELiOOliCt
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D A Y W HEN T H E P E O P L E O F
S A N F O R D W IL L B E O F F E R E D A
G L O R IF IE D IN V E S T M E N T
O P P O R T U N IT Y
W E W IL L S E L L
LOCATED
ON SAN FO RD A V E N U E
PALM
TERRACE
C IT Y W A T E R
IN
AND
A D J O IN IN G
A D D IT IO N
E L E C T R IC IT Y
T H IS O P P O R T U N IT Y M A Y N E V E R
P R E S E N T IT S E L F A G A IN
*
This S a le Is C on d u cted B y
J- -
Pittsburg! i— Daylona Beach— Danville
A DOWN POUR OF CA
■ _ _____ . . .-'-iT c '"
■ ■ n u W H W
�r.!
& &
1 k. .-J
i Vegetable
Garden U ° d
i
tonight and Sanii
trem e n o rth , pori
tonight. w arm er
_-v
A ssociated P resa Full Leased Wire
Sixteen Pngm. Today
SANFORD, FLO RID A , 8 A TU RD A Y , M ARCH 6, 1926
Palm Beach S ociety G asps OPERATOR OF
t t t f S lc o t ^ A K B L I N G DEN
spomlrd in some surprise, ns if the
answer wns perfectly obvious. “ In
the firs t place the s h irt was not
green. It wns blue green. The re a ( Dnytonn Reach Ju d g e T u rn s
son I wns w earing the color hi be
cause 1 was in A normal* mood. I I Down Picas F o r C ontinuing
would, be positively wretched if 1 1 Case And L aw yer Gives-No
did not w ear n color to suit my
tice O f Apftenl O f Decision
mood. When I am despondent, I
------- ..
w ta r niv.entin- costum e of black;
when • fatigued, I w ear blue; hot
blooded, red, when 1 am tired of
colors, white.
Being a very moody person, ns
A gainst
O fficials
•mints nre likely to be, Mr. Pruyn T h re a ts
has many colored costum es, m ost
If Case W as Not Dropped
of them made to order. He m i l
Arc M ade-O ver Telephone
th at lie is not trying to eli&nge tho
styles of men’s d ress, hut sim ply
DAYTONA BtiA CH. Fin.. Mar.
wishes to w ear clothes which match fi.—(A*)—E strea tin g n $10,000 cash Ja rg n P rieto Laurens, form er m ay
\
W * NEA
f l
in’™1"0® m laCtl[ " inp
hnvhis tem peram ent. Mr. P ru y n nl.u bond furnished T hursday night for or of Mexico City, Is living held at
'
.....I
mg pn«scd the mark of $18,000
i* opposed to any unnecessary fen- th e appearance of R obert Casper, K ansas City on tin indictm ent re
Jolin F. Taylor, w ealthy nuto deal-)J>/’,|;",mI,>’
he raised by
ture
of clothing. T h at was why he chaygcd w ith operating n gam bling tu rn ed in San A ntonlto, Texan,
"tr
of.
Portsm
outh,
O.,
m
ust
jmy
,n.nms
and
rommittecs
parI Mill'. 6.—
had neither collar nor lapel.
PA IU S, Mur. G—
$70,0.10 to M ies-U orralnu S c h U i ^ / '" ? ; 1!'" *
the drive, the director*
gam e, Municipal C ourt Judge John charg in g he plotted to overthrow
■ this mom- te
The dining room b an been -open Parkinson, S aturday refused R. L. tho Mexican governm ent.
r. school teacher, n ju ry has dc- , .
Chamber have decided to
cabinet o f A rU tide ; M l
p in w aters tided. He has nrpcnlci! the *vered earlier than usual each' day! Ridden, associate counsel, n con
1,0 closing nf the drive until
has fallen. Like flv ft^ jS
since Mr. Pruyn came, w ith guest* tinuance of tile case or the rig h t to
(m l nt le a st diet, which Miss S chllchter won uni*‘"nday afternoon in order that
m inisters in less th a n J l
anxious not to nils# latest garb.!
u charge of breach of prom ile.
m any .subscriptions promised thi*;
(siting SOS ______________________________
y«*ra< J t wns wrecked «
Mr. Pruyn apparently is oblivious1 plead guilty on behalf of the de
__ a n t i n g may he collected an,l
( c o n iini; to -------------------------------------------------| thereby swell the fund to approxlto alt the excitem ent hi* clothes fendant.
trtg .ib o h ls o f th e ' j m
In addition to the bond S'iflO in
Have caused. He is usually accom
Mess opermcht*A?prnn
to b rin g
cash,
decoy
w
rappers
for
bundles
panied by h sm artly decs, i i<J young
I offices of
th
e
f
ititt
n
e
i
a
i
r
eh nbil ita t Iq l
of
paper*,
parcelled
to
ap
p
ear
like
w om an..
- '
' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
___charge of the teams organized to
b Company
blls, which were taken in the raid
F r a n c e .''.’ '
:
on'Mho Peninsula Drive residence
honnnetw,’^
Ift
tho
C
hnm
ber
o
f DopUt
Thursday, was diverted to the city
jmshin A 'uiia.
early thi* m orning th e governm
treasu ry . .
f bound, frtunmade th e *aiei tax provision of
Ridden gave notice of appeal im Flnit Boat On R iver And Lake financial bill a question of cot
rcn. suiiding
m
ediately
a
fte
r
the
bond
was
o
r
1
he indicating
Is To L eave. M unicipal P ier detico. It w as defeated by a X
lie red estreated by tho court.
prune a leak,
A t 2 O’clock Sunday And of 274 to 21, and im m ediately i
Casper wan arrested following a
reported fu ll; Greek L e tte r (Organizations
A
nother Leaves A t 4 I*. M. erw nrd M. Brinnd tendered
raid on a Peninsula Drive re si
1 wns spread- j
Abolished In 1912 Expected
Cabinet's resignationdence, where u complete layout to
12a Allm t’Arl rVn H
f old l ’"nal rum of $2,0(10,
old. the me**
Duririg ncrimoniou* debate on
The
excursion
bout
o
f
tho
Lake
carry on "w ire tapping” opera
lllire
Pamphlet* Ordered.
Mirnroo T ran sp o rtatio n Company, night-long seaslon, M. B rland i
tions
were
found.
A
large
blarkdeilirnl thr
Two H undred And F ifty Mil* boatd purporting to show the re p u t in eervlc* to accom odate cUl- ernl tim es made foprent picas 1
The “ foiiftem point*" mivcrtlsto reach to
’ o — 'n*
now running in the the
. lien Dollars Asked For sults of the principal ra re tracks ztna of Hanford and visitors to the the niem bars come to the aid
jr her nvvrt
puli- large newspapers of the stntc, have
Co-Operative Body Whloh of tho United Ftntes, Cuba and c ity with pleasure trip s un tho the governm ent anti pass th e ne
, was known
river and around the shores of
er of I *j,ct'n ordered incdrpnrated . into
Is To.Be Federal Controlled Canada, teleg rap h keys and a stock Luke Monroe,As, scheduled to m ake
Itinn no vesuities I'awtphlct form for <ii*trihutiun 1 NEW YORK. March tl.—OP)—A
ticker
were
umong
the
p
arap
h
er
i her assist*
i t ' ’ initial run tom orrow a f te r
state throughout the country and for use
tWASHINGTON, Mnr. 'll.—(/Pi— nalia soiled.
>law in the
noon at 2 o'clock, and then to fol
vhirh hy local real ehtate dealer* and $200,0(10 alienation suit brought by
rlcrs indie.it. -in hundred and fifty million dol s C asper’s hand was set a t $10.- low up w ith ano th er river tp u r n t necessity fo r prom pt land {
[iijo .other hu-ineK* men In com-ction Mr*. Eleanor V. B rew ster against Tw
T
*jv.ith their direct niiiil advertising Coriir* I’ulmer, beauty prjite ;win lar* would lie appropriated out of 0t)U which wns furnished in cash -J o'clock, affording to an an able action. Louis
m r in n contest conducted by Eu the II. S. T rin su ry to create a joint lute Thursday night by C- L, Clif nouncement made today bv M ajor dent of th e C ham ber* Fffl
vvci!g.|’.» a i
Tabling of a motion to ret on- campaigns.
*no V. Brewster, w ealthy miiguzini federal furni export and co-opera ton. Thu case was set for Friday,
Committee, and M. Lum ej
The series, of wliicli three udvur- puldishcr, i,s‘ hanging fire pending tive m arketing association under but was granted a continuance un
Hit i c.* iM- s j,j,.r jiaKHUge of the Zeller lull rescorned the,mcml>ers 1at w h at
Jisemriit*
imvc
already
appeared,
the appcitrnnee of the defendant.
pealing the exclusion law jn the
n hill inlioduced by Senator Brook- til Saturday in Mipiicipul court
term ed rew ard icy a n d 'base d
when Selden appeared, ncting on
rtportcl out- Jiouse of representatives will place is *uid to lie one of the finest ex
*
in
i
h
art, Republican of Iown.
Mis*
1’nlnier
is
on
“
location
Rogy.
h In Muliilv Hie ism e in the hands of Hcpry T. ample- of community advertising I Hollywood and the trial which
behalf
of
M.
H.
Myerson
of
Jac
k
i
| ^laiiujrcme.nl of the orgnnisaB rland said the Cimm ber
aiJ of the Whitfield,' who is believed to lie in planned and the results of the cam- jojaned yesterday wns postponed ‘ion.
(i,': wlilch would be known us sonville, Defense nltofhcy who wps
not ah-w log a m u te of its rql
jmign
urr
expected
to
be
many.
unuhlu
to
attend
court.
A
aiml*1*
favor of the bill. The governor i*
{until Monday to learn if she i n - 1the.* “ ________________
Farm erii N ational E xpert CosibtHFes. If the financial hill j
I- liritt, president of the tends to come here. According to I operative
io oiiuille "f j, jneniher of the K appa Alpha frnAsSoelntiqu'
_____
. i" would l»e Hue request was mnde S aturday,
not passed, he said ho would j
which
wns
denied
by
the
court.
Britt-Chittenden
Real
E
state
Coni[oRnati(>n “I 'le r n itv , entering the chapter at
Mrs. B rew ster in her- testim o n y ,1 vested
in a liosrd
board of cHrectors of
.’este.d In
fo r uenovn to represent I t* J
p.m;/,
.placed
nn
o
ld
er
fur
.1,000
of
Mel to ground MHlsaps College of Jackson.
T h reats ag ain st tho city m ana
Miss Palm er not only,,w on -the th-ec gU M tih appointed hy Secre
r.ry
a t the m eeting nf th o 0 «
I rotjmgi* t "
xho fight sta rte d in IPU1 when a the pamphlets containing thu copy
tory of A rgrlculture |i-om noiulnn- g er, and m ayor and rhiof of police,
of the E rw rur.jtf N atjn w , A f l
of
thu
min
fo
r
Use
dn
th
e
company's
«
r*u4d*<lthv.earn-was
not
dropped,
tyuV*. of thv Apvurlion Facm -BuLj
.. . .vtudont^appeared- before th y house
had retdgnsu, niiw avsif It wiu
,1 M federation, the, farm ers tdu- •Wi le made by tcjenhonii from St.
ii1" ^ ('ftlimfUee on dsilvcitlfic.* and «el- mailing IhA/negcrding.tgL Mr. Mr-itniiiH'ed lie would leave fo r D*
CKtionnl Und co-pperaUvo union
leges Licit was inspecting^the Uniand
on
wix’k
d
a
r
e
fo
r
th
e
preseot
ot
dnj* night, the chief stated. The time, officials of th e com pany say. nn official p abrtu t Inwould nEjMj
and the natio n al grange.
■a.Txmua. in ver-dty of .llissisnipiii and drncuiiccity
officials
were
threatbned
with
B
t
id frntrriiftio*. The committee
The organization would he cmA reduction on tho week day trips meeting,
re bi i.nitm;
„ report'condem ning certain
- powered to purchase from the fnr- jail unload the case was dismissed, i* expected to be put into effect
“TaXrs,*1 hr said, '*ftj
putiire (if ,.rr ihitigs m tounerlion with frlflirnil.v
mor« all exportable surplus crops Chief F ra sie r said. An attem p t to at nn early date,
able thing:*, hut tho countfyi
trace
tho
HL
Augustine
call
failed.
a t ait averago cent of production
life a t the school hut didn't tiiink
Many people linvo liem heard to plenty of g o o d , sense." I f tBSP
It is believed thut various decoys ewpresn sutl* tact ion over thi* new N il is p u t clearly before it, j
plu* five {ter vent profit.
I.
. . . . they should ho outlawed.
FL#.. Ms nil f.
*.
. . .
.
The D epartm ent of A griculture were scattered about tho locol ho enterp rise and the municipal pier is made to understam l th a t i
kn steamship.
1b- m inority report wa- r
Would l*e ix*qiilred to fix the av er tels to lure victim* to the g am b i.i expected to Ih> crowded with taking out insurant'll ag ain st r
I Orlran. mu , '‘r'iod by two m em bers of the c«mage cost of production on the Imsin ling place. Card sharps who o p ptonlu aw aiting the hour of the of the future, I am sure it
Iss this mem- Inlll,‘v {"u*n battle* to exclude die
of
tin cost over the five proceed erated on Florida east coast train s boat'* depurtuic tomorrow after- vlcld to those who show It Hu
,wer nfti r «!U. frateiu ities introduced hy Repreare supposed to belong to tho o r noon; **
ing
year*.
.
tics."
I taking wau-r
" r- A. Elli* of Uake
T.iiMxrs sustained from the sale ganization. nil hough no ni rents In
A short trial trio around the
The tax has m et w ith biiteV
old,
* ' ’"‘"ty. The house declined to conof the surplus in foreign m arkets
lake wa* made by thu boat yes- position from hun'nesa,
• Ji
lk> Telegraph M,ll'r l,,e meusure.
would be apportioned among the
fan u o rs "to the end that a trade
dividend or excise lax ppoa the
total *nles of such commodity in
the United .State* n* made hy the
farm ers may be levied b y -law at
n sufficient ra te to liquidate such
—7. ........«,tu . «.—vi f—
gentleman walked into tho
crowded dining room of tbtf Hotel
Koynl Pnindtma last night wearing
I n tuxedo w-ithout collar or lapeU
and a green dress shirt and wing
collar.
1 The diners, their soup cooling, ns
I they turned to stare, were of th;
Vote On iBale l i
vision U f Ft
Bill Fafte %
a: Chamb erY D
Casper’s Arrest Came
• AfterThursday’sRaid
FereventAp^
Made By Pr
Doumer Joins
^|n Effort To
Off Defeat (
MISSISSIPPI WILL
TRY RETURN OF»
„....
'SBJrtJSwss
Apple Growers
To Stop In Sanf<
Tomorrow Mora
Police Get News Of
Money Order Theft
In Texas By Radio
rpui*er men who
pcently, while
Rfs City, n nr
F Witiled copies
k printed „'nw
ltd the local ofF of Coin meri t
Blaiiiinj, | | H. fll..
f to b htrlila alt
b for the San-
many. Thi* wu* said today by n
!personage In lum m ing up the turhooll over the reaction of the Coun
cil of the League, which i* to come
up at the session beginning next
Monday and which has caused tho
greatest crisis in the Geneva in
stitution since its birth.
Thi* m ay Iki said to portray the
the general situatiy! in the scram
ble for permunent scats < in the
council. It mean* thiit Germany,
even before entering the 1-cague,
h:i* won the first skirmish in whut
;* known here a* her great peace
offensive to lie conducted through
the instrum entality of the League.
With Germany sure to obtain nd-
'" 'm l . editor*
“•'tern paper.,
r Men intensive
' u,li n* was in
"'ll They Imid*ijuriiln celery
I the haiil'Miis
waring ,,f the
L* #go. In tun' *|«»ke «f t},e
aw d e e d b y * i) i|
lf eunsklervd
kafnrdj many of
*>e ‘him to ctultwell foundHennetj 0f th>
central Florida
Uf thv
^edicted
wt Week
f **r- O - b B .p
wvrJt baf e .W R * u tw :
L w n iU a g
fcnq
». w o ip e ra tu ru
j-»
b a n n in g
fV * >*ht rah,*
. »*ain tuutrii;
l t m l » 'a t u r c
ituiccd upon them , while otner*
ulaiitcd the action of the member*
of rub-riNUt fra ts said to be ex
isting there.
h er 12 years there was no a l
ien.pi to bring fraternities back,
in U-24, S enator J. C. Zeller of
1 a».oo City introduced a bill to restcre fruta, the m easure passing
the senate. H ie biir, however, was
allowed to dip on the house calr
_
TttL year 'S en a to r'Z eller introdfliod. tbc bill again- j I t was de
feated. then
reconsidered and
pa*red in the senate. I t then went
to the house and* wa* passed by a
vote o f 70 to 4(i and is held on mo
HAN I'E D R o Ix al-. M*r.
tion'to reconsider. This motion I*
expected tu ^ called within tho _ Homo concern is frit fo r the
safety of tho Mexican passenger
next few days.
liner Chihauhau. du* h rre bt«t
Mnrtday and not yet dyrived, The
r r«ft left Mcxioert port* wl«> p/»L n g c ra a»d a g e n e * ! .cargo.
DIVORCE DF.CRKE GRANTED.
HAN ANTONIO. T u .. Mar. fl.
_<VP)—JJrs. Virginia ( auaday. who
lust sum m er went tu New i erk,
touk hqr five Venr old son. Roseoc from the custody of his lath vr t n d brought him to nSu Anlnn*
io, w«s q tanted a divorce from
Ruseoe Csnadsy. Hr., Nut*' ' o r«
m anufacturer today.
The downtown Me**1*
V
city are being decorated
In
u r c iMuelion fur the circus of th e
Ku Klux Kbin. which i* t« opmu
Monday night on the Jot* <>PPo*lte
the Clyde U na
»nd w'1‘f h *5
to be preceded by a parade of
Klammen, and their auxiliary oriruiiizutions, a t 6 o'clock.
The Klansmen have been work
ing, it ia announced, for the pa..t
several week* in order U> make the
rircu* A big socceaa and tbeyChave
heralded the approaching date from
Although »hb U cqurpjH-d with unc end of the county bo the other.
Boh Morton'*. Circus, one of the
wiielrM. alatfoca h t r t and far- l.^uing orcariitatlpo* of ft* kind
X U ia o th have f*U«i to hear nny- i ravel mg in the South, i* said to
thirg Jfv»m the *WpKirv ittmy cnltrUmroint ftilu rw i
The "Apple Growers Special
Thu. new radio installed la j t
train bearing a delegation of
month ut police head quart era has
ginla
appl# grower*
___from
. tho fl
glnln apple
proved invaluuhlo us a means of
andoah-V
alley.
U
scheduled
ti
receiving communications re g ard
rive in Banforti a t 6:20 o'clock
ing various crime* committed in
day m orning, according to r
several part* of tho country, ac
2 m c lv a d n t 1 o'clock today b.
TOULON. France. March 0.—(/P) cording to Chief of Police Roy G.
3 W. I'carm an, ao rretary of tho
—The northw
■thwesterly
eslerly gale which'
which- Williams, who stated today th at
has been blowing for several days the departm ent was advised by raCham ber of Commerce, The I
reached cyclonic proportiona early dio last night of the th eft of u
e t Is to Icavu a t U o'clock, oecoi
today. Tilca and siato were strlp - number of checks and money ordcra
to the aohodule.
ed o ff th e roof* of hundred* of in Beaumont, Texas,
ie
Mr. P earntan stated {thi* '«
nuscs, and g u tters und chimneys
n noon th a t owing to th e fact
The
new*
was
received
over
the
were blown away.
notification had not been fe e
The new Toulon court house wa* police radio a t 0:30 o’clock last
l*
until
ao late, no arran g em en ti
badly dam aged. Must of the work night nnd a description of the m an
r* Itcen m ade to e n te rta in th e via
who
in
believed
responsible
fo
r
th
e
shops In the arsenal were unroofed.
' The notice did not a taia
The stands a t tho stadium , .100 feet th eft and th e subsequent passing
' m any would be in the p a rty o
In length, were bwoln down. Thou of the money orders was given, and
.. Irnlnt
sand* pf fru it trees were uprooted. aid of thu local police uskud in ap,
Tho p a rty is to go from he
prehending him. ’
Miami and then re tu rn to Vb
Chief William* stated today th a t
by w ay of th e w est i-oart.
much m a tte r -is being broadcast
head q u artcra q f th e or,
___
T_ ____
nearly every night and th a t thu
they rep resen t ai*o In C
fl.—(A’J-'-Thc famous radio, as un aid to tho p u rsu it of box.
vllle,
Va,
Memorial Theater, known crim inals, w as becom ing a
T he- robber* worked w ith such
Am erican visitor*, *a very useful and necessary asset, to precision th a t police believe th a t
one or two were fo rm e r em ploye!
»et's birthplace, was thu departm ent,
rstroyed by fire to*
He pointed o u t aevernl cases of th e company. Two of thu ro b
which nave lately come to th e at* bers recently made a sig h tseein g
________________ _
tention of the pollco in southern lo u r of the plant several em ployes
“
.
*
cities and have been successfully ■aid.
The license num ber o f one o f th e
o n n i K i f o /1
handled through th e use of the
C vU I tile d
broadcasting statio n s and radio r j - two automobile* used by th e ro b
i ___] r i »
ccivers.
b ers i> considered by police a s a
prom ising clue.
K
Disorders In
Region Cause
tfM
JBBgft
Admiral Wainwrisrht
two patrolmen.
Andrews
SaiisMonday
Thu w arrant* we
Reported Very Low
ig h t bit compluiflt o
On Exploration Tour ncivil
Ubertlee union,
Fear Expressed For
Missing Steamship
Jo Pay Their Bills
^ V A ^ l l N P T o k jjU rri>
~ V fa n n n g to a "sm all P inoH 'jr
<T navy jicrsounol, who have faltra
V bay Ivvitlimitu tylU . that dra*Dr steji* will b e 'ta k e n if neocasary
*« protect the general service. rvP«?
st o l e n
tatlijD, has been served by Rear Ad- ' Jluiric Hhoels debate rrsum ss V
Wlrri tRukSSSSrr, chief of w ,**’
lh'0. in a circular to commui-ibnC - ^ i d i m r t Senatori»l c0«»
•nfRcrs,
. . . .
•
it
o u t th at n.t*V
wercom
dealing v ith fla g ra n t ease* tin *'V
from
_
“* fuua- rt tum of
f «-»!£
-*t 5lrrk i
huerv ruined |>y the uttitudu of hi*
wife.
Mrs. Brewster denied this and
suul her husband had never sought
a divorce. In 11*22 she and her
husband arranged u separation set
tlem ent w her soy she was to get
$20D a week and o I-eng Island
home. Litigation over this income
ha* been In court several times.
Soon offer Mr*. Brewster begun
to testify before Supreme Court
Justice O'Malley, the court stated
Heavy Gales Do Much
Property Damage In
City of Toulon, France
. The MaagOMt troupe of acrobat*
have arrived in Uw city and a re
iT eparrd to give some thrilling ex
hibitions o f ground and toft tum b
ling, according to officials of the
tircu*.
Thu troupe la suid to be one of
the m ost w idely known of all eepaationat tum blers and their enterta in p ie n t 1* *ald to be. o f a highly
da^ ^ M h ^ A a l o l 4 » of the ibow
S
J iJ tS S tS
clown* c a rrie d by th e clrcu*. These
. WASHINGTON. M ar. 0.—
R ear A dm iral Rlchurd K. W ain;
w right, retired, is critically ill.'m
the Naval H ospital tier* w U h^a'
h eart alim ent, and la not expected
to recover. \
He was executive officer of the
bait lush) p Maine when it wuu
blown up in Havana H arbor in
18211, commanded the Gunboat
louce*tcr in t h i engagem ent with
panish destroyer* when Adm iral
(’revere'* flo et daehed.Vfora Santiago I l a r W ejn * 5 at th e Ameri-
3
trolm an are ch arge;
Mr. end M rs.-Victmr
tom store-keepers.
the Orient Monday1 oil the steamer
Empress of Ituiaia, enrouu to the
Gobi desort in an effort to «*•
tablish definite proof that Asia
was iJk: mother of lift Tn Europe
and America.
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Do previous expedition* for the
American Museum of N*tyij*I d ila
tory, Aiuircwc and _J>is . f«H<HI
scientists
uocarthedT
gone two yaars and. will aaaron :
For traces of pra-bUtoric man.
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W E W ILL SELL
L O C A T E D IN
ON S A N F O R D A V E N U E A N D A D JO IN IN G
P A L M T E R R A C E A D D IT IO N
C IT Y W A T E R
E L E C T R IC IT Y
T H IS O P P O R T U N IT Y M A Y N E V E R
P R E S E N T I T S E L F A G A IN
This Sale Is Conducted By
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Pittsburg! i— Daylona Beach— Danville
A D O W N PO U R O F C A
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Vegetable
Garden U ° d
i
tonight and Sanii
treme north, pori
tonight. warmer
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Associated Presa Full Leased Wire
Sixteen Pngm. Today
SANFORD, FLORIDA, 8ATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1926
Palm Beach Society Gasps OPERATOR OF
tttf S lc o t^ A K B L I N G DEN
spomlrd in some surprise, ns if the
answer wns perfectly obvious. “ In
the first place the shirt was not
green. It wns blue green. The rea ( Dnytonn Reach Judge Turns
V ote On iBale l i
son I wns wearing the color hi be
cause 1 was in A normal* mood. I I Down Picas For Continuing
vision U f F t
would, be positively wretched if 1 1 Case And Lawyer Gives-No
did not wear n color to suit my
B ill F afte
tice Of Apftenl O f Decision
mood. When I am despondent, I
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a: Cham b e r Y D
wtar niv.entin- costume o f black;
Casper’s
A
rrest
Came
when • fatigued, I wear blue; hot
blooded, red, when 1 am tired of
• A fterT h u rsd a y’sRaid
colors, white.
Being a very moody person, ns
Against
Officials
•mints nre likely to be, Mr. Pruyn Threats
has many colored costumes, most
I f Case Was Not Dropped
of them made to order. He m il
Arc Made-Over Telephone
that lie is not trying to eli&nge tho
Doumer Joins
styles o f men’s dress, hut simply
D AYTO N A BtiACH. Fin.. Mar.
^|n E ffo r t T o
wishes to wear clothes which match fi.— (A*)—Estreating n $10,000 cash Jargn Prieto Laurens, former may
\ W * NEA
f l
in’™1"0® mlaCtl [ " inp
hnvhis temperament. Mr. Pruyn nl.u bond furnished Thursday night for or of Mexico City, Is living held at
'
....I
mg pn«scd the mark of $18,000
O f f D e fe a t (
i* opposed to any unnecessary fen- the appearance o f Robert Casper, Kansas City on tin indictment re
Jolin F. Taylor, wealthy nuto deal-)J>/’,|;",mI,>’
he raised by
ture
of
clothing.
That
was
why
he
"tr
of.
Portsmouth,
O.,
must
jmy
,n.nms
and
rommittecs
parturned
in
San
Antonlto,
Texan,
I Mill'. 6.—
chaygcd with operating n gambling
had neither collar nor lapel.
PAIUS, Mur. G—
$70,0.10 to Mies-Uorralnu S ch U i^ / '"?;1! ' " *
the drive, the director*
game, Municipal Court Judge John charging he plotted to overthrow
■ this mom- ter. school teacher, n jury has dc- , .
The dining room ban been -open Parkinson, Saturday refused R. L. tho Mexican government.
Chamber have decided to
cabinet o f ArUtide ; M l
pin waters tided. He has nrpcnlci! the *vered earlier than usual each' day! Ridden, associate counsel, n con
1,0 closing nf the drive until
has fallen. Like flvft^ jS
since Mr. Pruyn came, with guest* tinuance o f tile case or the right to
(m l nt least diet, which Miss Schllchter won uni*‘"nday afternoon in order that
ministers in less than Jl
anxious not to nils# latest garb.!
u charge o f breach of promile.
many .subscriptions promised thi*;
(siting SOS ________________________________
y«*ra< Jt wns wrecked «
Mr. Pruyn apparently is oblivious1plead guilty on behalf of the de
___ a n tin g may he collected an,l
fendant.
(c o n iini; to ------------------------------------------- |thereby swell the fund to approxlto alt the excitement hi* clothes
trtg .ibohls o f the ' j m
In addition to the bond S'iflO in
Have caused. He is usually accom
Mess opermcht*A?prnn
to bring
cash,
decoy
wrappers
for
bundles
panied by h smartly decs, i i<J young
I offices of
the
f
ititt
n
e
i
a
i
r
ehnbil itat Iq l
of
paper*,
parcelled
to
appear
like
woman..
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___ charge of the teams organized to
b Company
blls, which were taken in the raid
France.''.’ '
:
on'Mho Peninsula Drive residence
honnnetw,’ ^
Ift
tho
Chnmber
o
f DopUt
Thursday, was diverted to the city
jmshin A'uiia.
early thi* morning the governm
treasury. .
f bound, frtunmade the *aiei tax provision o f
Ridden gave notice of appeal im Flnit Boat On River And Lake financial bill a question o f cot
rcn. suiiding
mediately
after
the
bond
was
o
r-1
he indicating
I s To Leave. Municipal Pier detico. It was defeated by a X
lie red estreated by tho court.
prune a leak,
A t 2 O’clock Sunday And of 274 to 21, and immediately i
Casper wan arrested following a
reported fu ll; Greek Letter (Organizations
Another
Leaves A t 4 I*. M. erwnrd M. Brinnd tendered
raid on a Peninsula Drive resi
1wns spread- j Abolished In 1912 Expected
Cabinet's resignationdence, where u complete layout to
12a
A llmt’Arl rVn fH old l’"nal rum of $2,0(10,
old. the me**
Duririg ncrimoniou* debate on
The
excursion
bout
o
f
tho
Lake
carry on "wire tapping” opera
lllire
Pamphlet* Ordered.
Mirnroo Transportation Company, night-long seaslon, M. Brland i
tions
were
found.
A
large
blarkdeilirnl thr
Two Hundred And F ifty Mil* boatd purporting to show the re put in eervlc* to accomodate cUl- ernl times made foprent picas 1
The “ fo iifte m p o in t*" m ivcrtlsto reach to
’ o — 'n*
now running in the the
. lien Dollars Asked For sults o f the principal rare tracks ztna of Hanford and visitors to the the niembars come to the aid
jr her nvvrt
puli- large new spapers o f the stntc, h a ve
Co-Operative Body Whloh of tho United Ftntes, Cuba and city with pleasure trips un tho the government anti pass the ne
, was known
river and around the shores o f
er o f I *j,ct'n ordered incdrpnrated . into
Is To.Be Federal Controlled Canada, telegraph keys and a stock Luke Monroe,As, scheduled to make
Itinn no vesuities I'awtphlct fo rm fo r <ii*trihutiun 1 NEW YORK. March tl.—OP)—A
ticker
were
umong
the
parapher
i her assist*
i t '’ initial run tomorrow after
state throughout the cou n try and fo r use
tWASHINGTON, Mnr. 'll.—(/Pi— nalia soiled.
> law in the
noon at 2 o'clock, and then to fol
vhirh hy local rea l ehtate d e a le r* and $200,0(10 alienation suit brought by
rlcrs indie.it. -in hundred and fifty million dol s Casper’s hand was set at $10.- low up with another river tpur nt necessity fo r prompt land {
[iijo .other hu-ineK* men In com-ction Mr*. Eleanor V. Brewster against Tw
lar* would lie appropriated out of 0t)U which wns furnished in cash -J o'clock, affording to an an able action. Louis
T
*j v. i t h th eir direct niiiil a d v e rtis in g Coriir* I’ulmer, beauty prjite ;win
m r in n contest conducted by Eu the II. S. Trinsury to create a joint lute Thursday night by C- L, Clif nouncement made today bv Major dent o f the Chamber* Fffl
campaigns.
vvci!g.|’.» a i
Tabling of a motion to ret on*no V. Brewster, wealthy miiguzini federal furni export and co-opera ton. Thu case was set for Friday,
Committee, and M. Lumej
The series, of wliicli three udvur- puldishcr, i,s‘ hanging fire pending
Hit i c.* iM- sj,j,.r jiaKHUge of the Zeller lull retive marketing association under but was granted a continuance un
scorned the,mcml>ers 1at what
Jisemriit*
imvc
already
appeared,
the appcitrnnee of the defendant.
pealing the exclusion law jn the
n hill inlioduced by Senator Brook- til Saturday in Mipiicipul court
termed reward icy and 'base d
when Selden appeared, ncting on
rtportcl out- Jiouse of representatives will place is *uid to lie one of the finest ex
Mis* 1’nlnier is on “ location * ini hart, Republican o f Iown.
Rogy.
h In Muliilv Hie isme in the hands of Hcpry T. ample- of community advertising I Hollywood and the trial iwhich | ^laiiujrcme.nl of the orgnnisa- behalf of M. H. Myerson of Jack
Brland said the Cimmber
aiJ of the Whitfield,' who is believed to lie in planned and the results of the cam- jojaned yesterday wns postponed ‘(i,':
ion. wlilch would be known us sonville, Defense nltofhcy who wps
not ah-wlog a mute o f its rql
unuhlu
to
attend
court.
A
aiml*1*
favor o f the bill. The governor i* jmign urr expected to be many.
{until Monday to learn if she in -1the.* “ _____
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Farmerii National Expert CosibtHFes. If the financial hill j
I- liritt, president of the tends to come here. According to I operative
io oiiuille "f j, jneniher of the Kappa Alpha frnAsSoelntiqu'
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. i" would l»e Hue request was mnde Saturday,
not passed, he said ho would j
which
wns
denied
by
the
court.
Britt-Chittenden
Real
Estate
Coni[oRnati(>n “ I'lern itv, entering the chapter at
Mrs. Brewster in her- testimony,1vested
in a liosrd
board of cHrectors of
.’este.d In
for uenovn to represent I t * J
p.m;/,
.placed
nn
older
fur
.
1
,000
of
Mel to ground MHlsaps College of Jackson.
Threats against tho city mana
Miss Palmer not only,,won -the th-ec gUMtih appointed hy Secre
r.ry
at the meeting nf tho 0 «
I rotjmgi* t"
xho fight started in IPU1 when a the pamphlets containing thu copy
tory of Argrlculture |i-om noiulnn- ger, and mayor and rhiof of police,
of the Erwrur.jtf Natjnw, A f l
of
thu
m
in
for
Use
dn
the
company's
«
r*u4d*<lthv.earn-was
not
dropped,
tyuV*. o f thv Apvurlion Facm-BuLj
.. . .vtudont^appeared- before thy house
had retdgnsu, niiwavsif It wiu
, 1 M federation, the, farmers tdu- •Wi le made by tcjenhonii from St.
ii1" ^ ('ftlimfUee on dsilvcitlfic.* and «el- mailing IhA/negcrding.tgL Mr. Mr-itniiiH'ed lie would leave for D*
CKtionnl Und co-pperaUvo union
leges Licit was inspecting^the Uniand
on
wix’
k
dare
fo
r
the
preseot
but would not
dnj* night, the chief stated. The
and the national grange.
■a.Txmua. in ver-dty o f .llissisnipiii and drncuiictime, officials of the company say. nn official part In
EjMj
city
officials
were
threatbned
with
B
t
id frntrriiftio*. The committee
The organization would he cmA reduction on tho week day trips meeting,
jail
unload
the
case
was
dismissed,
re bi i.nitm;
„ report'condemning certain
-powered to purchase from the fnri* expected to be put into effect
“ TaXrs,*1 hr said, '*ftj
putiire (if ,.rr ihitigs m tounerlion with frlflirnil.v
mor« all exportable surplus crops Chief Frasier said. An attempt to at nn early date,
able thing:*, hut tho countfyi
trace
tho
HL
Augustine
call
failed.
at ait averago cent of production
life at the school hut didn't tiiink
Many people linvo liem heard to plenty of good,sense." I f tBSP
It is believed thut various decoys ewpresn sutl* tact ion over thi* new N il is put clearly before it, j
plu* five {ter vent profit.
I.
. . . . they should ho outlawed.
FL#.. Msnil f.
*.
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.
The Department of Agriculture were scattered about tho locol ho enterprise and the municipal pier is made to understaml that i
kn steamship.
1b- minority report wa- r
Would l*e ix*qiilred to fix the aver tels to lure victim* to the gamb i.i expected to Ih> crowded with taking out insurant'll against r
I Orlran. mu , '‘r'iod by two members of the c«mage cost of production on the Imsin ling place. Card sharps who op ptonlu awaiting the hour of the of the future, I am sure it
Iss this mem- Inlll,‘v {" u* n battle* to exclude die
of
tin cost over the five proceed erated on Florida east coast trains boat'* depurtuic tomorrow after- vlcld to those who show It Hu
,wer nfti r «!U. frateiuities introduced hy Repreare supposed to belong to tho or noon; **
ing
year*.
.
tics."
I taking wau-r
" r- A. Elli* of Uake
T.iiMxrs sustained from the sale ganization. nil hough no ni rents In
A short trial trio around the
The tax has met with biiteV
old,
* ' ’ " ‘"ty. The house declined to conof the surplus in foreign markets
lake wa* made by thu boat yes- position from hun'nesa,
• Ji
lk> Telegraph M,ll'r l,,e meusure.
would be apportioned among the
fanuors "to the end that a trade
dividend or excise lax ppoa the
total *nles of such commodity in
the United .State* n* made hy the
farmers may be levied by-law at
n sufficient rate to liquidate such
—7. ...... «,tu. «.—vi f—
gentleman walked into tho
crowded dining room o f tbtf Hotel
Koynl Pnindtma last night wearing
I n tuxedo w-ithout collar or lapeU
and a green dress shirt and wing
collar.
1 The diners, their soup cooling, ns
I they turned to stare, were of th;
%
FereventAp^
Made By P r
MISSISSIPPI WILL
TRY RETURN OF»
„....
'SBJrtJSwss
Apple Growers
To Stop In Sanf<
Tomorrow Mora
Police Get News Of
Money Order Theft
In Texas By Radio
rpui*er men who
pcently, while
Rfs City, n nr
F Witiled copies
k printed „'nw
ltd the local ofF of Coinmeri t
Blaiiiinj, ||H. fll..
f to bhtrlila alt
b for the San'" 'm l. editor*
“•'tern paper.,
r Men intensive
' u,li n* was in
"'ll They Imid* ijuriiln celery
I the haiil'Miis
waring ,,f the
L* #go. In tun' *|«»ke « f t},e
awdeed by *i)i| ituiccd upon them, while otner*
lf eunsklervd ulaiitcd the action o f the member*
of rub-riNUt frats said to be ex
kafnrdj many of isting there.
*>e ‘ him to ctulther 12 years there was no al
well found- ien.pi to bring fraternities back,
Hennetj 0f th> in U-24, Senator J. C. Zeller of
central Florida 1 a».oo City introduced a bill to reUf thv stcre fruta, the measure passing
the senate. H ie biir, however, was
allowed to dip on the house calr
_
^edicted
TttL year 'Senator'Zeller introw t Week dfliod. tbc bill again- j It was de
feated. then reconsidered and
f * * r- O -b B .- pa*red in the senate. It then went
p
wvrJt ba- to the house and* wa* passed by a
vote o f 70 to 4(i and is held on mo
f e . W R *utw: tion'to reconsider. This motion I*
LwniUag fcnq expected tu ^ called within tho
». woiperaturu next few days.
j-»
banning
f V * >*ht rah,*
. »*ain tuutrii; J o
Pay T h eir Bills
ltml»'aturc
many. Thi* wu* said today by n
!personage In lumming up the turhooll over the reaction of the Coun
cil of the League, which i* to come
up at the session beginning next
Monday and which has caused tho
greatest crisis in the Geneva in
stitution since its birth.
Thi* may Iki said to portray the
the general situatiy! in the scram
ble for permunent scats < in the
council. It mean* thiit Germany,
even before entering the 1-cague,
h:i* won the first skirmish in whut
;* known here a* her great peace
offensive to lie conducted through
the instrumentality of the League.
With Germany sure to obtain nd-
Fear Expressed For
Missing Steamship
HAN I'ED RoIxal-. M*r.
_ Homo concern is frit for the
safety of tho Mexican passenger
l i n e r Chihauhau. du*
hrre bt«t
Mnrtday and not yet dyrived, The
r r«ft left Mcxioert port* wl«> p/»Lngcra a»d a ge n e *! .cargo.
Although »hb U cqurpjH-d with
wiielrM. alatfoca htrt and farX U ia o th have f*U «i to hear nnythirg Jfv»m the *Wp-
^ V A ^ l l N P T o k jjUrri>
~Vfannng to a "small PinoH'jr
<T navy jicrsounol, who have faltra
V bay Ivvitlimitu tylU. that dra*Dr steji* will be'taken i f neocasary
*« protect the general service. rvP«?
sto le n
tatlijD, has been served by Rear Ad- ' Jluiric Hhoels debate rrsumss V
Wlrri tRukSSSSrr, chief of w ,**’
lh'0. in a circular to commui-ibnC - ^ i d i m r t Senatori»l c0«»
•nfRcrs,
. . . .
•
f « - » ! £ it
out that n.t*V
wercom
dealing v ith flagrant ease* tin*'V
-*t “*
5lrrfuuak i from _
rt tum of
huerv ruined |>y the uttitudu of hi*
wife.
Mrs. Brewster denied this and
suul her husband had never sought
a divorce. In 11*22 she and her
husband arranged u separation set
tlement w her soy she was to get
$20D a week and o I-eng Island
home. Litigation over this income
ha* been In court several times.
Soon offer Mr*. Brewster begun
to testify before Supreme Court
Justice O'Malley, the court stated
DIVORCE DF.CRKE GRANTED.
HAN ANTONIO. Tu.. Mar. fl.
_<VP)— JJrs. Virginia ( auaday. who
lust summer went tu New i erk,
touk hqr five Venr old son. Roseoc from the custody of his lathvr tnd brought him to nSu Anlnn*
io, w«s qtanted a divorce from
Ruseoe Csnadsy. Hr., Nut*' ' or«
manufacturer today.
The downtown Me**1*
V
city are being decorated
In
urciMuelion fur the circus o f the
Ku Klux Kbin. which i* t« opmu
Monday night on the Jot* <>PPo*lte
the Clyde Una
» nd w'1‘f h *5
to be preceded by a parade of
Klammen, and their auxiliary oriruiiizutions, at 6 o'clock.
The Klansmen have been work
ing, it ia announced, for the pa..t
several week* in order U> make the
rircu* A big socceaa and tbeyChave
heralded the approaching date from
unc end o f the county bo the other.
Boh Morton'*. Circus, one of the
l.^uing orcariitatlpo* of ft* kind
i ravel mg in the South, i* said to
Kirv ittmy cnltrUmroint ftilu rw i
The "Apple Growers Special
Thu. new radio installed la jt
train bearing a delegation of
month ut police head quart era has
ginla
____
. tho fl
glnln appl#
apple grower*
from
proved invaluuhlo us a means of
andoah-Valley.
U
scheduled
ti
receiving communications regard
rive in Banforti at 6:20 o'clock
ing various crime* committed in
day morning, according to r
several part* o f tho country, ac
2 m clvad nt 1 o'clock today b.
TOULON. France. March 0.— (/P) cording to Chief of Police Roy G.
3 W. I'carman, aorretary of tho
—The northweslerly
■thwesterly gale which'
which- Williams, who stated today that
has been blowing for several days the department was advised by raChamber o f Commerce, The I
reached cyclonic proportiona early dio last night of the theft of u
e t Is to Icavu at U o'clock, oecoi
today. Tilca and siato were strlp- number of checks and money ordcra
to the aohodule.
ed o ff the roof* of hundred* of in Beaumont, Texas,
ie
Mr. Pearntan stated { thi* '«
nuscs, and gutters und chimneys
n noon that owing to the fact
The
new*
was
received
over
the
were blown away.
notification had not been fee
The new Toulon court house wa* police radio at 0:30 o’clock last
l*
until
ao late, no arrangementi
badly damaged. Must of the work night nnd a description of the man
r* Itcen made to entertain the via
who
in
believed
responsible
for
the
shops In the arsenal were unroofed.
' The notice did not ataia
The stands at tho stadium, .100 feet theft and the subsequent passing
' many would be in the party o
In length, were bwoln down. Thou of the money orders was given, and
.. Irnlnt
sand* pf fruit trees were uprooted. aid of thu local police uskud in ap,
Tho party is to go from he
prehending him. ’
Miami and then return to Vb
Chief William* stated today that
by way o f the west i-oart.
much matter -is being broadcast
headquartcra q f the or,
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T_ ____
nearly every night and that thu
they represent ai*o In C
fl.—(A’J-'-Thc famous radio, as un aid to tho pursuit of box.
vllle,
Va,
Memorial Theater, known criminals, was becoming a
The- robber* worked with such
American visitor*, *a very useful and necessary asset, to precision that police believe that
one or two were former employe! D isorders
»et's birthplace, was thu department,
In
rstroyed by fire to*
He pointed out aevernl cases of the company. Two o f thu rob
which nave lately come to the at* bers recently made a sightseeing R eg io n Cause
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tention of the pollco in southern lour o f the plant several employes
“
.
*
cities and have been successfully ■aid.
The license number o f one o f the
o n n iK ifo / 1
handled through the use o f the
C vU I tile d
broadcasting stations and radio r j- two automobile* used by the rob
i ___ ] r i »
ccivers.
bers i> considered by police as a
promising clue.
H eavy Gales Do Much
Property Dam age In
City o f Toulon, France
K
tfMpatrolmen.
JBBgft
A dm iral W ainwrisrht
A ndrew s SaiisM onday two
Thu warrant* we
Reported V e r y Low
On Exploration T ou r night bit compluiflt o
. The MaagOMt troupe o f acrobat*
have arrived in Uw city and are
iTeparrd to give some thrilling ex
hibitions o f ground and toft tumb
ling, according to officials of the
tircu*.
Thu troupe la suid to be one of
the most widely known of all eepaationat tumblers and their entertainpient 1* *ald to be. o f a highly
da^ ^ M h ^ A a l o l 4 » of the ibow
S J iJ tS S tS
clown* carried by the clrcu*. These
. WASHINGTON. Mar. 0.—
Rear Admiral Rlchurd K. Wain;
wright, retired, is critically ill.'m
the Naval Hospital tier* wUh^a'
heart aliment, and la not expected
to recover. \
He was executive officer o f the
bait lush) p Maine when it wuu
blown up in Havana Harbor in
18211, commanded the Gunboat
louce*tcr in th i engagement with
panish destroyer* when Admiral
( ’ revere'* floet daehed.Vfora Santiago I l a r W ejn*5at the Ameri-
3
civil Ubertlee union,
trolman are charge;
Mr. end Mrs.-Victmr
tom store-keepers.
the Orient Monday1oil the steamer
Empress of Ituiaia, enrouu to the
Gobi desort in an effort to «*•
tablish definite proof that Asia
was i Jk: mother of lift Tn Europe
and America.
-Vr*-1 • ■ ’»
Do previous expedition* for the
American Museum of N*tyij*I dila
tory, Aiuircwc and _J>is . f « H<HI
scientists
uocarthedT
Thief Zobar ie ao
tacking John Bud*,
ter a striker*’ mass
Four Fasaaic cool
to lurve the yyjn-a
V^/sl
tiS J Z
■b
-
« wt i
hAiiuiiy • 2V1i 1
Automobi
gone two yaars and. will aaaron :
For traces of pra-bUtoric man.
R B ^ RftT1Ef D[l T S T S
ROGKH
So l h
fjk AtuVf
MIA*
driv-r.
'n r , today am
M W y ’ ~ 'A\
�)R D H E R A L D . S A T U R D A Y S M A R C H 6, 192j_
'v
What to do Before You
Florida light Power & Co.
Believes that b efore investing money in anything you should fir s t assure
you rself o f the merits o f the investm ent. To do this you can go to no b etter
authority on investments than the banker. For the convenience of^thosc
who desire to obtain inform ation re g a rd in g the Florida P ow er & L ig h t
Company P referred Stock we have transm itted inform ation re g a rd in g the
same to the fo llo w in g banks:
ARCAD IA
Dc Suto Nat ional Hank.
The Flrat National Hank of Arcadia
Florida Trust & Dunking Co.
LAK E LAN D
Central Hank &. Trust Co. of Lakeland
The First National Hank
Folk County Trust Co.
State Hank of Lakeland
HRADENTON
Bradenton Hank & Trust Co.
First Nutionul Hank
Manatee River Hunk & Trust Co.
LIVE OAK
Commercial Hank
First National Hank
M ANATEE
Citizens Hank of Manatee
COCONUT GROVE
Hunk of Coconut Grove.
P U N T A GORDA
The Fidelity Trust Co.
The First National Bank of Punta Gorda
Punta Gorda State Bank
SAN FO RD
First National Bunk
Sanford Bank & Trust Co.
9
All AM I
Itank of Huy Biscay tie
Biscayne Trust Co.
Commercial Bank and Trust Co.
The First National Hank
First Trust & Savings Hank
Miami Hank and Trust Co.
The Southern Bank *& Trust C<i/
D AYTO N A REACH
American Hank & Trust Co.
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co.
Daytona Bank & Trust Co.
East Coast Hank & Trust Co.
Merchants Hunk & Trust Co.
FORT ORANGE
Port Orange Stnte Bank
ST. AU G USTINE
Commercial Bank o f St. Augustine
The First Nntional Bank of St. Augustine
S TU A R T
Seminole Bank
Stuart Bank & Trust Co.
«
TAM PA
Citizens Bunk & Trust Co.
The First National Bank of Tampa
The Exchange National Bank
M IAM I BEACH
Miami Beach Hank & Trust Co.
.Miami Beach First National Hank
ELLENTON
Ellentou State Hank
City Bunk of Fort Lauderdale
The First National Hank of Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale Hank & Trust Co.
T E R R A CEIA
Bank o f Terra Ceia
OKEECHOBEE
Peoples Hank of Okeechobee
Hank of Okeechobee
T IT U S V IL L E Bunk of Titusville & Trust Co.
Indian River State Bank
.
ORMOND
FORT MYERS
' Hunk of Furl Myers & Trust Co.
First National Hunk
Lee County Hank, Title & Trust Co.
V E R A BEACH
Vero Beach Hank and Trust Co.
I'A L A T K A
East Florida Savings & Trust Co.
I’alatka Bank & Trust Co.
The Putnam National Hunk
JACKSONVILLE
Hie Atlantic National Hank of Jacksonville
The Harnett National Hank of Jacksonville
Florida National Hank of Jacksonville
4
W EST P A L M BEACH
Central Farmers Trust Co.
Citizens Bank & Trust Co.
Commercial Bank & Trust Co.
First American Bank & Trust Co.
Farmers Bank und Trust Co.
Northwood Bank & Trust Co.
Palm Bcuch Bank & Trust Co.
PALM ETTO
Manatee County Stale Hank
PALM REACH
First Hank <Si Trust Co.
Palm Beach National Hank
KELSEY CITY
Kelsey City State Hank
*
'
Orders for Horidu Power & Light Co. Preferred Slock May Be Placed and Information Obtained Through Any Employe of
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO.
or inform ation may be obtained and purchases made through any o f the banks listed above
There is a vast difference*
between speculating and in
vesting. fn vestin g means
pu tting money aw ay secure
ly, so that it w ill pay more
m oney re g u la rly at stated
intervals. - •
Information Coupon
(W ITHOUT O BLIG A TIO N )
'
Murk X in. <
’ £ 5 r e . * S t i 8 * '" T
t ‘v- .
.•*/b~ Urt • ■ *■ » *” » « “ b« “ > your Fr.l.rrid-Stodi
(
)
I will) to gubacribe
►hares your Preferred Stock on' Easy Payment
PUnUf V Q P«r ■ h a~_„„ n and
‘
«haro per month urfttl f 100.00 and dlvi*
■depiT p*r. share ha* bcifn^ p'aid.
W
fk *
Name of Your Bank . ..................
i
%
Name
•*••**•,*••*♦******‘J**
b trs it
a ty .
maintained
at
the
is
com
m ay wish to sell their shares
) Minting Your Requirement*
I I »• !'* <'0 »jb K r ll«i for .
.turn, jour Preferred Stock e l $ M L o l Sluo ou
und dividend pel o inre^jSeM hi]] ti> me showing exact amount due.
’ a STm K
department
f i t o f local stockholders who
<
.'
resale
pany’s offices fo r the bene
FLO R ID A-PO W E R & LIGHT COMPANY
' 'j
£ Geueral Office#, Miami, Florida.
. ■'
A
M $100.00 o l
dividend per
_
.... .
L‘ivfa
.V -
�5 * “ Guif SuTphur
Texas i Pacific ......
Tobacco Products
------ 444
United Cigar Stores ,':^ .... .. 94
u. s. C aar Iren Pino .. ..._....174
,7 §• Joel. Alcohol___ •*‘«**— i 6 T4
P* S. Kobber
....123*
**•altDCl
tote
wabash Ry......
M
’Kll:'4
Ward Baking "B"
' *;«*
•- 715
**W
«* 7;4'
K 'nijhnuBC Eke. : i “
77*4
ms for the inrOf\over five points ot lSOti. **hite.Motor .....
-27*
-j.jtste baseball a new top. American Can dipped Willys-Ovttrland 7
85
- . . .
**T' ■—
six point* in the first outbreak of
,
. nf th. u —in
vurco suosenp*
t of the necesmi the league
make a report
CBk
i
jl secured sm-.
nnd thl?n “ nttPPed back 7
Pointa which givea on indication of I
nervo^9 character of the day’s
proceedings.
Foundation Compnny sold o ff over fbur points on
publication o f the M 925 report,
showing n substantial decrease in
r„rnimr nowcp below the 109T,
and feeder* 7.60 to 8.75- • '
J he*P 6,000, for around direct
IcO car* from feeding station; todsys market nominal; compared
Wth a week ago fat lamb* 25 to
higher 1.25 to 1X6 up at high
titfie; yearling wethers strong to
” j higher; sheep strong; feeding
and sheering lambs fully steady.'
tops for week: •
'
,
Jamba 15X5; feedftig lambs
H^>0; yearling wether* 18.00; fat
yearlings 0.00.
Flooded R iv e r Causes $250,
th e ^nkhttorinl break' in mires
on the New York stock exchange,
which even rippled in the Bourse*
uf Europe was the outstanding fea-
S s lP ? !i^
CHICAGO, Mar. 6.— (A*)—Wheat
scored fresh gains here today after
moderate early declines due to the
I m ,
the Liverpool market had
failed to respond fully to yester
day a advance on this side of the
Atlantic. New buying here, how
ever, was of n substantial charac
ter nnd value* quickly turned up
ward.
,
mnrket in the last few days hnd
given an excellent account of itself
considering the load o f selling put
on it earlier in the week. Chicago
opening prices. S c orf to He up.
May. new. 1G0 to lfi0»,i and July
i ’19S to S , were followed by
something of a setback nil ai'oumi
and then .by va rise to well above
yesterday's finish.
Midst weather over tho west
helped strengthen corn values and
tan steady oats. A fter opening tic
to He up May 78*4 to
corn re
acted but then rose higher than be
foreOats started unchanged to lie
hitrhlT, May 40%, and held here to
initial figures.
In line with the hog market, pro
vision* were easy, ,
Bic plans of those
Franklin, Pa., is recovering from the wont flood in i ta nist°ry. wnteh slopped work in Half a
licsric, the new
tor R|W VOr,K’ Mur- d— t/P)—But
torios, marooned 150 houses nnd caused $250,009 dam/TjSL Photo show9 n view o f First*ii.reet
ter lower, receipts 7,698 tubsIgniicd Sunday as
Allegheny river inundated part o f the^cityt-sNotte tire "i\btxg**~Rt the stream.
Lr.t all cities have
decline as u , correction o f a top
•‘ ■ndSS;
i form the circuit
honvy
speculative
position.
•
There
*lr:\,R •*°H(o'tI; firsts
.7.1%@49* second .*17(?iS3«*-».
L'rr due to the
was no signs of any . marked
r.ggs lower; receipts 1R.J59
■ire available for ' market with trading apparently
change in the business situation,
hack to normal proportions. Sell T , : % l Xlra, ;!r,ts
L league.
although some lines o f spring
firsts
^
F o r Soldr Obset
ordinary firsts 21*4Undo have foiled to come up to
|«tirr of inter- ing' pressure was renewed ngain tt
expectations.
| at the board of some of the speculative Industrials.
Station InBaluci
American Can dropped two points . N£ r'Y, y ? r K. Mar. 6.—Bar ail-Tho unexpected decision of the
■ than enough to
Interstate Commerce Commission
L financial posi- and Hudson 1% on initial sales. ver, 05% ; Mexican dollars 50%.
W ASHINGTON, Mar,
rtiefcUiig the financial terms for
| kafuc has been Early gains o f 1 to 8 points were
A
barren peak near Que
the proposed "Nickel Plato" mer
The police department of tlra At
N M V YORK, Mnr. 6.—Ccton
by half of the recorded however, by tho Commer
chostnn, may W> select*
ger.
undoubtedly
accelerated"
the
cial
solvents
issues,
Chesapeake
futures
closed
fj^m
at
u
net
ndlantic ( past Line, n ty nnd county
far th„ third , oJar
t idvance of the
decline, which reached it* maximum I'rcHident Dann Of Florida's authorities nnd Ideal newspaper* tIon station to be erect**
L j been secured. ami Ohio, U- S. Rubber nnd Gen vnnee bf l to.3 points.
NEW
ORLEANS,
Mnr.
fi.—
(/Pi—
intensity
on
thi
day
after
the
de
Centatives will eral Asphalt.
... ,
,
Prcv. Cotton futures opened steady: Mnr.
Slate Chamber Commerce have been asked by tho parents of
"Nickel Plate’ ’common jumped
Inch Lo*v
Clair 18-40; May 17.90; July 17-35; llet. cision appeared.
Eh «ith financial
Lauds Work O f Ex*Sololers Edward Newcomb, 1(1, nnd Adol
Fear*
that
other
pending
rail
5*4
points
to
lfiO**,
and
then
slid
Mnr.
19X0
10.09
19.27(3),10
| to be posted ns
10.00; Dec. 10.59 bid. '
For Civic
Undcrlakintrs phus rilgcr, 10, to nld them in the
road
mergers
would
be
thrown
In
the season, once o ff to 156, Chesapeake and Ohio
g-W J « H,V 18-72(371 18X0
to discard were later allayed nnd
1 H02
search for the hoys, who ran away
Mnpletcd by each quickly lost it* initial pain of one July 18.12 17,9(1 18) 2
railroad shnres were bid up in
point, and Pere Marquette and Odtil7.3R 17.19 17.38
1733
from their New Jersey homes dur
spirited fashion. Industrials for
J tSSx
I canvassing .Sn- Erie common sagged 2% and one Dec. 17.(Jr. UJ.93 17.05
ing the early port of February.
feited
part
of
their
violent
re
Open, MttrrJ) 15.19; Mny 18.52;
[the local reported point respectively, under yester
They were last seen on Feb. 17,
covery
of
Thursday
when
subjectDec 10.93,
Ljy been secured, day’s finnl quotations before the July 17.92;
wen they boarded n Georgia and
td to a renewal of selling pressure
b be represented end o f tho first hnlf hour.
Florida railroad train nt Vidal In,
on
Friday.
General Electric dropped six
NEW Y
O
U
CPl —CotGa., bended toward Jacksonville,
While plenty o f reasons were1
Montgomery, AI- points, Cushman Son* 3, Savage ton futures opened striidv: March
and they are believed to be in Ibis
found
to
explain
the
break
in
[ St. Augustine, Arms, S. S. Kresge nnd Radio Cor 19.10; May 1852; July 17.92; Oct.
vicinity.
prices, the following recent
Descriptions of the boys fur
tavnnnuh. If each poration 2 each. General Asphalt 17.92; Dec. I (1.9.7.
votnpments were widely regarded
nished tin* newspapers and police
[nil it possible to common nnd preferred extendwr
u*
contributing
causes,
direct
or
■ art* na follow*: Edward Newcomb. Forestry W eek
•here possibility their initial nnvnnces -I ami .7
indirect, of the ebauue in specu
| in, five feet, seven Inches tall. 145
uton, to enter as points, respectively.
He A p ril 18
lative sentiment:
1pound* in weight, thick black hair,
NEW YORK, Mnreh fi.-(J V _
Publication of figures on hrukdark brown eyes, wearing Hoy
ih is expected to New York firemen do not mind res
1r’s bums, showing the unexpect
W ASHINGTON. Mhr. 5.—(if
|Scout fhirt. punts, stocking^, dark
t meeting tomor- cuing cats and canaries, hut they
edly large all til of over $3,000,018),The
week of April 18-24 is dn
ia a member of draw tho line on lions anil tigers.
OUti employed in loans on stocks
nutod American Forestry W
rbult Commission It took machine guns trained on
and bond collateral -in the New
in n proclamation by Rrcild
periencc in hnn- Luna Park’s circus winter quarters
York mnrket.
Coolidgc.
made public today, J:
last
night
to
convince
the
animal
itters, and has
More stringent regulation of the
The (ktnndian govern own t l
assistance in the keeper thht his pet lion and tiger
quality of stock collateral by bankset npnrt tho same wofk for
could not be released despite their
neiv league.
trs.
Institution of anti-trust
same purpose, and this. PrlMd
terror at a nearby fire.
against recent railroad and food
Coolldgv) declared in the nnxttl
fire was within 15 feet of
iih rgers.
lion,
"is mi added reason why t
;uc Teams (heThe
menageries o f the circus. When
Development of optmsilion to re
i i*i.eiis should give careful tnoUj
the
firemen
nrrived
the
keeper
lent fmnneing method* thmugh
n Sending
to n mnitcr so important- to bl
pleaded to remain in the menagerie,
the sale to Ule public of non-vot
countries.
Minors but on their insistence that he leave
ing stock, and the retention bv
•Mother
he declared ho would not go with
bankers- o f ’ small blocks of stock
PltORR IS S U G G B S T m J
out
his
particular
pets,
Jethro,
with sole voting control. Kuir of
March (5.—(/P)—
W ASHINGTON, hlar. # v - r «
June
and
Nlcodemua.
foreign indostrtul competition.
5 recruits in the
A Senate investigation o f "thf T
The firemen were willing until
the metropolitan
iff. Gommbaion was proposed
uv are Ceing shul- they discovered that the Uil.lic.il
day in a resolution b y - 8|ili
names
were
borne
by
a
Hon,
a
:iger
1
n usual this year.
'1be
Fla., the Giants and giraffe, respectively.
t ('rum]), an imt- keeper retreated to the menagerie
I Lir.iH.t rg, a forFrederick the Grtat of;
Ittnd Ut Univer- who trailed mariltm*.’ frnn * OT1 , 1t
Iff THil*'9')oWltSlMcvel tnuched in
wrote French verse}
j
Ithe i.iitb* Rock structure in case any nf the '101ntentiis. Unofficial estimates that
Dials, terrified hy tli«- -r;l * ' <
■tm Arwciation.
farm stocks o f whcul in the Unit-r*' •
vH States nra 8.090,01)0 to 10,000,B Fla . the Robins flames, got free. The 1 ■■
B< midi, u young left his charges1under 9 it . t.
000 liuahids I___
larger than
‘
g*-n<•rally suppe•sed hud fnurh to do
Bo Iluffalu of Ike «ort.
with breaking down values, nnd
Tho fire, however,' v t- !.
Bui-. Milton Stink.
I s.» likewise did violent setbu -k*
■ J.liklT, toitiinurs from the menngnrie, uft« r ' * * it ,z
! of security plices ‘in Wall Strei.
¥90,000 damage!; to u soii;i l’lalt!.
Comparttl with a week ago, the
NEW YORK, Mnr. «.—#/»’>—'Tin*
l wheat market the* morning was
N’ imiii Stork l.i'-t
actual condition of the clearing
1% to 3's cents lowet, the corn
(Closi ig I'rices)
house hanks and trust company
, and eats market both s« to I ’.s
V
N iW YORK. M.tr. 6
vrit? off, and iirovGions varying
119 ■. fur the week .shows excess reserves
Aided t hem. A1 Dye
nf $1 l.sTt.HPI. This is an iiicrra-v
|K
from 2 ten to decline to it rii-i of
Ai.u’iicuii Can
91'i, in reserve nf $10,200.ilIII compar
J7 eenlv.
Ait'criran ('nr <t Fdy.
ed with last week, when excess re
Kurland States
It so hut))Kined that the sho’k N ew
RIO
A nil m an I^>ecmotive
serve totalled $4,074,2011.
given to (Train trade)s by isti127
\eiericun Smelt. & Jlrtg.
Cold W ave
n ut's
indieuting tninimroti* eiv Gripped
4^
Ameiiiun Sugar
good
s
m
il
stin
ks
of
dolllSHli’
.
'
141
Ameiiccn Tel. & Tel.
II O S T O N, March Or—«VP) —
wln.it still in the bands of frt>11 •
\m r 1:*n Tubaeto
mrrs mine Just whan the Wall Northern New Hampshire and Ver
32 ‘-j
American VYpoluit
Street Hurry
if-’ttlng vm 'lr mont today hore the hi lint of the
t'.’ s
Anttnmdn tuyiier
way. Another roim l leiue was tin’ March raid wave which entered
I'Hx
lim uut of HI. "II"
two events were sinuiltnniously New England from the west yes.
127 S
At. Iiinim
with report* that one of the lurg terdny. The lowest official road*
225
\ r. I............. .
rst speculators here wna lotting big received by the weather bureau
Iti'i
l.aldwiu laicollHltivv
w it from Northfield, Vt., where
go of liig holdings «>f wheat.
88 M
Baltimore & Ohio
Predictions that- the United the temperature was IH below *ero,
40%
Bethlehem Steel ..
States wheat visible supply total hut at Whltoflcld, N. ,H„ 80 below
.12-S
t'.'dilornia I ’elroloum
next week will show a decided fnll- was recorde*! on unofficial ther
153
V
*
1 ;i‘n.di:in •Pacific
in- o ff and that the government mometers.
Cit)'.
font, l.eath. pfd.
White River Junction, Vt.r refigures on farm stocks o f wheal
62'.
’ .Tin ile I’nsco .. .
may differ largely from the recent norteil 18 below; Windsor, Vt., J5
I'2
8
Vi
Chesapeake A- Ohio
unofficial estimates were a deni below: Putney, Vt., 12 below nnd
69 Vk
kfds of N,-k York, 1 liir. A. Northwestern
reepossible for recovery of pulse East Northfield, Mass., 10 below.
rams player of the t hie. Mil. At St. P. ifd.
among
wheat buyers.
45 T«
Corn and oats were responsible
f ill meet Robert Chic, f;. 1. & Pac.
stiIn 311 P.. ItntiMtt » ); ;
writes 3,70@3.85; fancy shade
3
-1
\
1*1,1111 loirUes claitnlnic uu
for
wheat
weakness,
deopito
the
Palifumiun aud de- t hili- Copper ........
higher;
Minnesota
sucked
round
42%
un.ler tlenrKe «* llraniley. I
pldt-r, of the Dixie Chrysler Corporation
wl"s. Ip, and to Die utmvs <
>139%. whites, 3.6603.76. , Idaho sacked
C E L E R Y M A R K E T tact 1that receipts of corn have
K t'slay Kinsey, by Coen Cola ...... .
i'.il •i-iiil.'. in t'.11(x I*-.mil*
russets
.1.7504.00,
according
to
.- 30
In*, unit If tteiul. all pnrtll
w HMcnlay. ,-lim- Colorado Fuel
quality.
..
78
‘x
tug nn liiterasi nu*i.-r Kiln
Shipping point in:fiirmuHon for
iufada, Japanese Consolidated Gas
«I,’Ciois«it
or olhvrwlsi-. In n
sl/HVf desi-rtlint prrtpvrty;
kfjT.I- elirountercd Com J ’ roilucts .....
NEW ORLEANS. Mar. C.—bPi - Friday, Mnreh 6.
I
Crucible
Steel
__
Sanford, F la , colder,
n. iiiokuo). if tivina. and
Cotton futures »rlo»ed steady ut a
J lr> AI Chapin, of
to all ■•nriies sdslmlng an
Cuba Cape Sugar pfd.
cloudy. Fairly moderate wire in
net advance of 3 to 5 points.
umier Jino.-s A llaeknsr;
Demand
limitod,
rnarkei
Hodge
Bros.
"
A
”
quiry.
Prev
f Collett <,f Pro* iut olio * wise; to all iiarlli-a
Shipments
verv
light.
Nc
Du
Pont
de
Nemours
nn
tnferrnt In and to II
High U»w
Close
Close steady
P~ present woman'*
di'scrthWl real estate; -".S
Saturday or Mon
FMnipiun, will at- •Electric Pow. & Lt. rtfs
Mnr.18.62 I8.3H 18.50052, 18.49 cutting today
. You and rueh of you or
hold
onlcriHl t*i mipenr lo th# a
t“ * Florida East Erie Itullroud ..........
May 18.04 17.87 J8.01004 1800 day. Shippers ami grower*
lUli'il
eaus* i»n or beforg’
Ing
off,
waiting
for
celery
to
de
Fanmus-Playdra-....
*>'. when she meets
July 17.55 17 37 10-76077 16-71
Mimdny in April, H»3*, mh
Oc'f 16.77 16.60 10,760 77 10.71 velop, good blanch.
M ie, Chicago’* l ’iak Rubber ...............
a
rule
day of Hits Court*
It’a "ifother” Lcnora Hughes now,
Total Carlot Shipments;
'•<*" iitu of ilit* uitinth. an
Dec. 16.76 10.64 16.74076 16.72
*r; ,Wis* Van Wie Foundation Co. .*..........
Fur
the
beiotlful
dancet.
f
.
B
IP
B
H
B
II
_________
_
Cormir
fntilt
thereof
a drersa are*
Opening: Mur. 18.40,; Mny 17.90; Sanford district this season to date,
her fellow General Asphalt .....
partner o f Maurice, rtcenlly pre will I t entered sMatiill j
1,261.
Sdtiford
district
last
season
General
Electric
.........
Mhy Kloti, 4 and
eneli of you. and said cause
July 17.37; Oct. 16 00; Dec. 16.09
n r i i t t u her
n t 1 wealthy m
i n j i i m t . sCarlos
u tiu s
sented
litiaimnd.
same date, 2.154. Sanford district
U wan making General Motors .—-...
llasualdo, with a 12-pound boy. v* Ii parte.
Is further,or.Urfd tb w
two
wars
ago
•same
dote,
•.,—
>
■
).
FROW NS ON FARM PLAN
Y o u r Incom e T a x
Francis Had- Gt. Nor. Iron Ore ctfs.
They are living in Franco. MnurU-e
Florida this season to date, ljB84.
Gt. Northern pfd. —
e. six and five,
wept when Lenora married.
Florida lost season, same date,
W ASHINGTON. March fl.—<JT>
^‘ lilies were de- Gulf States Steel ...
In making out his income tax
3,019.
Florida
entire
scaspn,
last
—The
new
plan
ot
/arm
relief
pre
Besch when Miss Hudson Motors ....- .....
sented by the middl* western dcle- fo r the year 1926 the business
year. 7£63.
......J i j '
Illinois Contral .tf........
-Tha French agricultural dsportw 7^w York nred Indtpendent O. L G.-Today’a Quotatlosui *F
gU^Fmi appointed at the'Dea Moinea man, professional man, and
1iheut hx» hdind that nearly 4,000,* " • “ !> of Phllafarmer
Is
required
to
Use
Form
New York? 16 degrees, clear. 4 agricultural conference was fharfk » v f tho (*,7p2,7ri2 land owner* la
1040, regardless o f whether hta
*,F»oriJ» Womans Int. Combustion Engine
er* 12-OU0*s-SV.
Florida arrived. Supplies light. acterized by Chairman Haugen of
France posse* less than 6 acres
Harvester
°*n by downing International
able
200
to
225
pound
weights
12,75
net
income
was
or
was
not
in
It ff__
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Demand moderate, market staady Ih* Houca Agricultural Commlttse
kj*n of California
013.40; better 180 pounds down for rood stock- Florid** 10-inch today as "not worth the paper it ta
excess oT 65,000.
Tho smaller
(Glreutt Q m i
o»qb. x*
‘
‘ ^ *
largely 13 60014 00; top 130 lbs crate*. 4-8 dofc $42*0-6.00; few,
fl
written on,*' because It ignored {ho form I040A Is usod for reportEngilfR*
Xmarrowa
frequently
up 14.00; 160 pounds up 13.90, $5.25-5.60. fair quality and wndj*
ihg income o f $11,000 nr less'doDirt:
cvhsifme Insert egK» equfvalent to
noiuusjtapm
parking tow* 10.46011.26; hea/y tion, f3.50-4.00; 10 dos. beat. |3.60rived chiefly from salaries or
umphulf of their own weight;
m ight*
11.70012.45;
medium 4.00, few higher,. poorer low as
wages.
JtaSkht 12-00013.00; light weight
Cloaing Friday. Suppliea moder.
Forms,have been sent to perlight Ilghu 1 2 ^ 0 ^Pittsburgh: 21 -degrees, clear. 1 nte. Demand limited, market dull
sons who last year filed returns
FLEASANT r
14.00; packing bow* 10.40011.25; Ckritforaia; 6 Florida, arrived. Florida 10-jnch rratas, 3-8 doz.
o f income.
Failure to re
OUTIN'
itaugiitar pigs 13^0014.00.
ceive a form, however, d >o* not
Opening Saturday. Supplies mod- $4,25-4.75, few higbrr. 10- ddi
Cattle 600; compared lo a wees irate, demand slow, market steady. J4.0O.4JiO, few higher, poorly
reliete .the taxpayer ft din hi*
.go good and choice matured steer* Florida, 10-inch crate* 8-»0 dot. blanched, all »i*e*, 83-00-3.60. few
obligation to Die a return and
motor
rtcsdy: other* and all grade* of
*4 OO; washed, wrapppd, all slzas,
J>ay lire tax within the time
IMW-oJK); P“ rr j ’
ita l y
yea rung* atronr to
green, low as 84.60;
W-Mu best 85-00, few $5.M, poorer 84^0.
Atlanta: 84 degrees, cloudy. 1
Alexandra of
Florida Arrived. 1 car on J™**’
Suppllo* moderate. Demand and
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Deas. Old Well SI.
When announcement was made a week or so ago thnt
Europe. AeU, Afrira
Temporal Power
Sanford people would be called on to raise eighteen thousand
gsron*! Olaaa M itlir
Brennan's nation
IT, 1*11, at lha Ppiir»fflr* dollars for the Chamber o f Commerce there were some who
By ARTHUR BRISRANB
infoni fFlorida under Aet of doubted that it could bo done. Corning on the heels o f the
e*»rrfiki tea**‘ "r **■•
h i, i « :
great drive made by this body last-August when nbout ?108yftvmo..— Bdllar and
000 watt given by the people of our city for the uhc o f the
DEAR old Wall' Street a bunI* M U B ,
. Aaaaaiata
HARMS It. JOPtUS,,Maaa«la« Hditar commercial body, tliia week’s drive tested the spirit o f our done,) tantrum* and hysteric* yes
Little dead Inmb*. neat
citizens. But the Sanford spirit prevailed and the money \vns terday.
MtmnrniFTio.H h a t i : »
ly shorn, were swept out to mnke
Tr*n—*7.00 HI* M->ntb<L..«3.C4 raised.
Delivered Id .City hr Currier,
room for more, and price* bobbed
track, llu. Weekly ltd 11ion '$K5
Advertising Sanford’s safe, sound, substantial charac up "pin*" signs/shone on the
Par year.
teristics just nt this lime when there is an unsettlcd/fceling ticker, thick a* dandelion* in
IPRC1AL HOTTCRl All obituary in many o f the cities o f the state/is a great idea that is cer spring. Mr, Livermore, one earn
vtoilee*. eardi of thank*, resolu
tions and notice* of amrrtalnmrnii tain to have its beneficial effect. There are thousands of est young red-headed benr, I* sup
Y*r#e* art made will he investors now in this state who nre beginning to investigate posed to have made at least a
ter at regular *dvenl»ln«
million In n day or so.
Other
tho merits o f various communities before making invest bears made other million*.
HOCtATKD Pltnim ments. Snnfprd invites and welcomes investigation ns to its
,'irr Press I* *xelu» solid foundation.
SECRETARY MELLON know*
the u»e for remore about business thnii nil the
I new* Olspntche*
The
outstanding
feature
o
f
the
series
of
newspaper
ads
or not ntherwlM
gambling of Wall Street nut to
Miter and Also All* which have begun to appear in a few of the Florida papers is gether, ami he says the “ shake
*d herein. , All
l,ie fncl that the advertisements tell the truth, stick to facts, out" ha* been good for real busi
grayre -----------...
also reserved. gnfj stresfl tjie fiubstanUnl backing prevalent here. Advertis ness.
...
It makes men think more
•c m EX
about
constructive
work, less about
ing matter of this Rort is welcomed by a rending public that
r, MARCH 6, 1926.
is tired of exaggerated clnims, wild figures, and ridiculous gambling.
So everything is serene, from
LLD’S PLATFORM promises.
the church nt the top of Wall
wafer rnnta to Jack*
The people of our city have placed enough money in the Street to the Hast River dock nt
action of St. Johna-In- hands of the Chamber of Commerce with which to do big '«8»e bottom.
. Hirer canal,
things. With about $125,000 raised since last August none
W H ILE we worry about our
tenalon of white way.
can truly say that our citizenry nre not wholeheartedly sup imitation panics, or re'nK-e over
Iwtmmlnr pool, tennis court a,
porting the city's commercial organization. They hnvc done Wall Street’s recover^ Europe,
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njrmcntlni of, building pro- whrit they have been called on to do. When asked for money Asia and Africa arc busy ns usual.
; gram—botieen, hotels, a p a r t . the money has been forthcoming.
EMEL1NF. PANKHURST re
. went houeee.
It is up to Chamber of Commerce officials to make the turns to lend the woman’s move
•^-Extension ef street parlor tnoney tell for the most, to spend it efficiently so that every
ment in England
Thnt will not
; pre *rara.
Lady Aster, young
. T.—Ciwetruction
of
bouterard dollnr will btyng a dollar’s worth of results. I f the Chamber be dull.
o f Commerce is to continue ns an important factor in the a f American woman, offered to Mrs.
amend fake Monroe.
(■—Completion of city heeutlflce. fairs of the community it must keep faith with its members Pnnkhurst her sont in the com
mons.
It was declined.
lion program.
and with those who always pay tho bills.
I —Expansion of school system
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^wllh prorlalon for Increased factions can’t thrive with no central
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B IB LE v e r s e f o r t o d a y
GOD TEACH ES—"Arid Moses
laid unto tho Lord. O my Lord, 1
am not eloquent. • • • but I nm
stow o f speech, • • • And tho Lord
.*Md unto him, Who hath made
Have not 1,
man's mouth?
■thvlrwd? • * * Go, and I will • •
teheh thee what thou shah say."
Ex. 4:10-12.
P R A Y E R — Ixird, Thou cmist or
dain strength out of the mouth of
; government or real
governing
1power.
With civil war menacing
all Chinn, Japan would bo glad
A few yenva ajfo some fellow with more sense than a lot to take charge, supplying order
Hut Chinese hate
o f people gave hint credit of having, remarked that the and direction.
American people liked to he fooled. He might have gone Japanese even more thnn they hate
the British.
That l* England's
further nnd added thnt they are ro fond of being deceived good
fortune.
Where she rules
thnt they will pay large sums for the privilege. A recent Asiatics they hate each other more
news dispatch indicates I ho truth of the assertion in a very I than they hate her. nnd no com -(
|(lined attack Is made against her. j
convincing mnnncr.
Tho Jnpnnese fear that if they
During the year 1925 American |>eople spent approxi i can't lend Chinn to her destiny,
mately two hundred and fifty million dollars for fake medi- whatever
____
that may he, tho Ruscines or “ pink pills," ns Dr. Arthur J. Crump, noted phyai-fsinn bolshevik! will lake charge,
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PR O F ITS K IL L M E R G E R
LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL
T H E U N G R A M M A T IC A L
Some
people
are
unlucky
r
enough to think there is such a
The most forceful purt ot a Ian- is. except in rare cases, futal to
thing us being unlucky
rungi consist in those words and individuality. * / ’
phrases used by the uneducated.
A lnnguutrf^row* from the botWe always wish we were in
For the o'K’iiing performance the
Gorrect speaking meqn* uniform tom. All Uitfpcw w ords that arc
house was no more thnn two-thirds itomo friend's place without know- speaking.
All cultured people talk rich nnd vital, vtgong with the’ very
filled and the audience, for so -e ing thnt then we would he out of alike. At least, they are railed cul- xenuine of the idiom, poetical and
reason or other, seemed rather un place.
i nnil in degree ns they conform to I
colour, uriae from what ia callresponsive. Thi lending lady wji*
« d slung.
These words, like every
:i
single
standard
o
f
usage
and
pro'
ahout
not in a particularly happy frame
Fine thing
winter is a nunriation;
thing now, are at first called
girl doesn't hnv< to explain
of mind «s she saLin her-siwrallcd skinny
. ..
The more educated, traveled and naughty and highly improper; a ft
diessiag-rooni ufter-tho final cur sho can't go swimming hccauHc her
polivhed
a man is the less striking er a while they become highly re
head
aches,
tain, removing her make-up. Next
spectable. .
,: in
his
locution.
The rnoro one hr
door several members o f the chorus
For
tha(
matter,
every language
and narrow
were shifting to street drese.
'*7 * Y ’rto cWef danger o f going visit- provincial,
-. .
- ,uneducated
,■
now extnnt was once a dialect and
ypu may find them at home, the more picturesque # talk.
There r«ipe a knock nt the start#
door.
t
The s|A:ech ofjs^Eouisiana negro born In ignorance. French, Italian
“ Who is it und what d* you - Many Vwl't .buy radios because vviio hnxLRwtHo schooling, is fas- and SpaifUh nre corrupted Latin.
want?" she demanded sharply,
they are-Still In th«. experiments) cinating, rlnk^ln distinctive color, English is the diction o f sUvea and
“ It's the house manager Miss — stage, and yet -they have •*- tele Tho diaicet of a Tennessee moun robber*, now grown to include a
— i ’ .came'the answer. “ There*# n phones.
taineer is as masked In flavor a* hodge-podge of every tongue.
Indy opt front who'd like yojr>r much
the moonshine whiskey, as rugged ^Of course, we should all speak
to 'nee you." “ I'm not receiving'
Now Dint tasteless raster oil has ly unique as his mountain scenery. properly nnd never use rude slung
visitors tonight," snij Miss' i i — boeji perfected mother will need A Canadian habitant's everyday terms, hut it might be well to re
rather acidly. “ Who is this lady?" another way to make son go to conversation ia us original, as a member that the scientist#, the lit
erati, and all the rest o f the learn
"She. tells me thnt she think# 'School. *
iwnt of Kipling
ed world import no ncW strength
you'll be- glad to see hur. ‘ She
Op the contrary, the wordi of h
says thnt rhe was n "hum o f your#
The man wrho -makes out elec Harvard professor and an instrae- into the racial speech; they bring
When you were at fiRli school.1*
tric' bill# seems to use an adding top ii# the Nebraska State Univer- In only technical term#, which they
■teal bodily from the classics, and
Over the dividing wall
r#me machlrte and an amplifier.
ritynnight be duplicates nf tho which are only used to talk
floating the voire of a catty
surue phonographic record. Bduca- whereas the fountain of pi
rhorus-ludy:
-ti»n
is a great advantage; *tn say outh In any too gut U the i
“ VYh#«I har ini"
Uy IR V IN S, COHIJ
jpaptitious.
I-oantt
MONEY AVAILABLE
Far First Mortgage Loans an Liberal ViWlkei
Consult us first whrn in the axrbt to/
A. P. CONNELLY A SONS 1
Mstsoll* A
FOR SALE
Corner Sanford Ave., and 11Slrttl H
ern Frontage on Sun ford Avt DOOtmntto
1-2-3-4 years.
9-Boom House— Corner Park Avenut ittdj
(95 ft. frontage on Park Avenue)
Reasonably priced and with Rood termt |
P A U L LAKE
Licensed Beal Estate
Salesm an— E. T. MQORR]
T O D A Y ’S BEST BOYS:
For quirk sale we offer u acres he*! fAfl*
rated on East Hide of Sanford lor llM *l
o f this tract ts cleared and onl) *bw0t' ' ^
city.' Quick nction necessary a* •t"'
10 acres celery land in Mecca llammork vdII
od and grubbed for $350.00 per acre.
S miles South of town.
We have both large nnd small
nre good buys. Home are in the
(Ion.
otherwise would be heresy; bat ‘
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C O LC LO U G H REALTY C0>
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311 First Nat’!. Bank Bldg-
Sanford. Florida
Real Estate
2 S to ry House
On F irs t Street
a
LEESBURG COMMERCIAL
M V F A V O R IT E S TO R IE S
Operating nn automobile carries
There iu a ccitaiir musical comit a certain amount of truu- ,,J>' "*-'r " h"
» " l *iuitc ro young
as she o »r « was. She « t i" ha*
beauty and voice nnd she is just
botitrr with static.
a* clever and talented as e\cr; but
S U .v '. ------- -o-------Qur jden of being very much bo it I* not to be denied that a good
th# timcR is for n newspaper many years have passed since she
tome out now with an editorial made her nnifeishmal debut.
During the past season she head
bobbed hair.
ed a road show. Business at times
. .
, i was nut i specially good and the
ftlWUa conductor says music temper* of the trouper* suffered.
>r*n-VB.. has gone to tho di v|I. j Roiatioirs/ hyyanie t o in e w h u t
that * a inightv_ hard blow L‘J^(Yained'~lM-twecn tho prima donna
C’Ven at the devil.
and f t »ti*ft* member* of tho clients.
o ---- L_
ThU friction urns at it*’ height
A trqntan member of the Can*. when the eompaqy began a week’s
“ ■ *'«rlhiment is hedng criticised engagement in n nilddh; Western
tt she talked one way and eity. -The theatre way old-fiiahanother, v Well,! Jf anybody imutl «ml some what primitive in
r ia to ask you, that’* a wmn- Its appointnu-nU‘lbehimt'*tngr. For
pis'vlleec.
example, tl;e dressing minis were
no better than overgrown stalls.
sv*.
gunv once wondered bow- the |The wull* between them ran up
drunk got it. Npwr_ they I cmly_ part w^y1 toward tlj,c ceilings
he got ilM L m ie ia o .th n t voire* In one o f these eg*,
miocrnt. Wrung
again. I hieloji might plainly bo heard by
y jrnudw hojir ho. ran af- I thn.ee beyond the li p*rating half
III |
l|*g'
8»nfor(
The Interstate Commerce Com- 1 is « dwnlcd trend now in the combabes and sucklings. Enable us to
. . ,
,
vi.-ki.11mission toward curbing tho profits
cinn and statistician, calls them. This huge sum is a conser- j T^nV'vI
.
,l.
,
l'!
trust arid obey Thee.
1■ <(|- , m n k ( > n i n t the expense of the
cm Europe.
If Russia could pro mission has knocked mil the
vntive estimate of the average amount spent annually in duce Much a man ns I’eter the Great Plate merger. The transportation rftjir,m,| stockholders.
?
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o------ •The new
this country. Revelation of these figures comes in connec nnd give him Chinn’s four hun plans weie approved a> in the pul' - 1cltiiiriiinii, Joseph Eastman, hns
•
TH E W A Y OF A WOMAN
tion with n determined effort on the part of the Amcrii'an dred million people ns raw ninte- lie interest, hut the financial stria-, Severn I limes expressed his oppn
1C
.
*
Peter tare
.Medical-Association to rid the United States of these patent f ijl1 he could do things.
The way o f a woman i* queer
in I he plans, consideration, -.iti’ll) to railroads turning over f l
knew
how
to
wail
and
learn.
Not
As ha* often been stated by men medicine vendors, who have come to lie known ns tjie "hatch
terms and conditions of acquisition ouncing: operations to others in
even Japan adopted western ways
flinro the dork ages were, man ha* et men” of science.
were found not to be insl and rea stead of themselves conducting
as swiftly ns did Peter.
them Evidently the commission in
marveled nt her,
sonable.
According to Dr. Crump the country is flooded with use- (
t
,
And
ho
frequently
marvel
The eoinmKsion’M action is un the case of tho Nickel Plate felt
less nnd oflen-times dangerous medicines guaranteed to cure,
IDA lM HENSl EiN. P.ussmn iu’- doubtedly-on the grounds of the that the merger was costin g‘ the
H
again.
loo-much.
patch and fix every ill. Just now the hatchet men are cn- |vAnunt|n t-,iw,i -The Martyrdom huge profits which the Van Hwer- -tockholdcr*
It is Unite likely that the enthuT#ko .tho wonderful woman you
ingens and their hunkers stood to
gaged
in
making
the
fat
lean
and
the
loan
fat
and
they
a
re|
of
Kt.
Sebastian,
"
nnd
t’liiholics
know
make in the ib'iils. Muring the tes -iasm of some of the promoters o f
And I'll venture thin statement doing it while huge profits are rolling ill from l> public that have been forbidden by the^Vntican timony hefme the commission, the Nickel Plate consolidation will
Recently
is encouraging the practice by using the medicines and ask In nlleia! the play.
is true,
where the minority interests in the, become lukewarm with the dlsnpll'Anunzin celehrated his birthday, ('hosnpenke A’ Ohio nnd Hoc'iing ] prnvul of the financial arrnnge*
u- In health or In pain, she will worry ing for more.
with many honors from Mussolini’s Valley interests sought to block the ( mentn nnd that no nttompt will
her brain
The fake medicine dealers are getting rich and the governmetit, ami it wo* planned to ftule of the properties, one of the by made to go through with the
Over things which nre trifle* to
American people are responsible, Dr. Crump charges. The arrnngo for him n n|recinl nudl- brother), even forgot how much he consolidation. In this event, the
\ .you.
• lire with the Pope.
The Pope
component part* of the proponed
noted physician cites the exunipia of n Chicago firm which ileelined
to grant the aiidtdnee :ta - WH* drawing down from the Nickel system will he available for Incor
is down in a .hospital bed
Plato ami had to he reminded by
cumc into existence-shortIV after publicity had spread about
ler orders to fret not or fume,
poration with other Eastern enrTHE GOVERNMENT of July one o f ids officials that it is SJ-r>.- riers in a nmnner more generally
leep.away every shock," said the monkey glands. The concern made three hundred thousand
000 a year.
Anticipated profits
dollars in one year and when it was prosecuted in court th e ! "ffain d y take* nil temporal power from the merger were estimated romfornting to the plans first pro
. kindly old Doc,
uri't Jet worry got into her company produced a number of deluded people who swore
''
th‘‘
by rail)nail men to run ns high as posed by Prof. William 7,. Ripley
• Voom."
nnd the commission. Definite ac
that the medicine had either cured or helped them.
I " h ,,/* ttarv is mini her power of $70,000,01)0.
Finftlirlnl arrangements for the tion of the other trunk lines now
In connection with the medical association's campaign whirl) the I'npr rminm he depriveil consolidation were completed long may be expected in the direction of
WO talker) o f the happiest things,
g-vernement. nmi it
icpt telling her things were all against the "pink pill" dealers. Dr. Crump points out Unit.1,v
ago and awaited the commission's strengthening their systems to
right,
sanction. Consideration of these! form
voluntary
consolidations
many people think the federal Pure Food and Drugs act is 1
1" n4M
i,ow,r’
'ill I ventured to say, ns I sat
terms was what so long deferred ' which it is the policy of Congress
an
all-sufficient
Hiifeguard
against
unscrupulous
medicine
I'ClI.ITK’ IANS an- ititi-rcsli-il in
there one day
Hut this is not true, he said recently, declaring Mr. Gi-nrgi* E. Itronnun, Mcmn the commission's decision. There and (he commission to foster.
That a friend had stayed with us peddlers.
that this law gives only a minimum of protection. It permits i i nl it- Ini** nf Chicago, who will
all night.
. From her face fled the glorious , the public to know llio names of eleven specific drugs in llu* run for tin1 t ’ nitnt States scimtc.
M O N R O E C L A IM
Tammany Mali, milking an c\
smile,
I medicine and it limits the claims that cun be made fur these cp|itinti. will wjonifr '.Kill miles
IN D IANAPO LIS NEWS
To her mouth enme the droop of
h only so far ns such claims appear in nr on 1he trade from it” own fireside to Chicago').
despair,
, product
.
"Loop" to do what can lie done
"Dear me," she exclaimed, "I am ! package.
l> rendered . .
One hundred y ears ago the I louse I ought
for it « good friend Hrcntmn, spend
truly ashamed;
But the law is helpless, the doctor says, to prevent a med ing
long served
of Representatives was engaged in citizen
h
money
nnd
demonstrating
its
You'd n guest, nnd I couldn't he
eountry,
in
ithighest
trusts, has
debating
a
claim
of
President
Mon
icine
dealer
from
advertising
false
claims
in
n
newspaper
or
I •>1ilie-ii 1 efficiency for Mr. Bren
there."
roe for reimbursement of money n right, if he Inis served with f i
magazine. The law cannot compel him to disclose poison in nan
delity to enjoy undisturbed • tran*
spent hy him in public business.
“ There were towels nnd things to his preparation so long as the particular poison is not includ
What is more interesting is the (Utility and peace in his retirement.
put out
The latter, who speaks Krenrli fact that a President of the United This he can not expect to do, un
ed in the list of eleven dings thnt he is forced to admit if
Did you think to make over hi* he uses them.
to* fluently ns he does Italian, says State* for - Monroe’* term of office it ss ids conduct, in all pecuniary
. bed,
hi* campaign will be un ballon
not expire until March 4 , IHUfi, concerns, shall he placed, by sovero
Did you put dollies new on llie
Working under these handicaps lhe American Medical d’essia for Governor Al Smith's did
asked n year before, in a special scrutiny, on a basis not to be slinkdresser top, too,
Association is seeking support in its campaign against fake presidential campaign. The the message, for on investigation o f m, . . The public also may doAnd get out our company spread 7 medicine dealers by publicity of their methods. Obviously ory is that Illinois’ grent demon
hir. accounts with the Government. rive considerable advantage from
stration for Hrciuimi will convince
What lie sought was the appuint- the precedent in tho future move
the
"hatchet
men"
have
been
prospering
because
they
have
: “ Did you have everything in Its
Memorratic delegates that Bren
been supplying the people with what they want. There is no nan's friend, Governor Smith,'i tnent o f it committee to inquire in ment of the Government. It being
. place,
to tho subject, offering to give the known thnt such scrutiny was made
Did you sec thut my old clothe* doubt that there are Home who have been deceived about would sweep the country.
fullest information. Mr. Monroe in my ease, it may form a new nnd
were hid?"
various medicines, but il is also certain that there are many
reminded Congress that, during his strong barrier nguinst the nbu*c
And I stood by her bed, nnd unW A LL STREET flurries don’t long service, and in many rapaci of nuhlir confidence In future."
who are aware that the claims of the fake dealers are false,
LfUv' bln shingly said
hurt big people or big institution •. ties, he had "had u control over the
This most creditable messngo
but
they
persist
in
patronizing
them
just
the
same.
It
ap
That all she hud mentioned 1 did.
In tin- midst of tin financial liy-i- public moneys in a vast amount," I went to Congress January li, 1Rli5,
*
pears thut a campaign for drastic changes in the federal tcrirs New Yotk’s National Citv and
then said:
There the matter appears to have
Hut I rise to remark that no man law would be much more effective in curbing the activities
Bank bought the People's Tni«t
"If, ill the course of my service, rested until the following year,
With a brow that i* fevried and
of the "hatchet men" than an educational campaign inform f ’onipanv/piiyirrg more than * iv it shall appear, on the most severe the final result being that Con
$ V
hot
tci'ii million*.
scrutiny, which 1 invite, thnt the gress appropriated $30,000 to re
Would e’er he distressed, if an ing the public of their methods.
()w»T»MVnf the trust company got public has sustained any loss by imburse Mr. Monroe for the money
I
’
overnight guest
a share for stock that origin any _
_ pf ___
...... ...
act
mine,. or of_ others
for expended hy him on Government
Had the towels with initials »r
l*<iN I MiKT. Don't worry. Have faith. Believe in your ally cost $100, so everybody is Imp- which 1 ought to he held n-sponsi- account.
•
nm.
,
Ide, I nin willing to hear il. If. on
After ids death, July 3, 1831, it
self Believe in the world. Believe in the Eternal Justice. If P>'
i® ” .
— EDGAR A. GUEST
-------the other bund, it shall appear, on voted a small sum to purchase his
1 •— — o-----y«u 'l'* rite still’s will lighl tor you. Anti if you don’t believe,
As fm little lambs, -wep o.ver-'tlie vhiw of the law, and of pricefrom his heirs. We do not
Wouldn't it lie fine to hear a ■ H y<w complain and gel it iuto your head thal this world is hoard hy the hear’ raid, they 'will denis in other cases, that justice )taper*
know thut there is any particular
man deliver an addies* wiUnmi down on you. why, it will conic down on vou and smash you; go to work now, and perhaps that has been withheld from me. in any moral to he drawn from this old
snylnr “Ijist but not least."
....' .....•»
■* —
•—* ----. does.
.
**_/”
“*
find
you’ll -get
what
you •believe in. Everybody
Don’t
will he better for them.
Stock instance, us I have believed it to record, but matters may bo inter
,l"ything o f anybody hut younself. And keep cheerful. gambling is nervous work, not lie in ninny, and greatly to my in esting even though they hnve no
^or our part
meant for everybody, and it adds jury. it is submitted whether it didactic quality.
t«rhl.''good-' Ij,u ''!,n s« " l: "I have noticed that moat people in this world nothing
for nothing
to real wealth.
d don't do it.
n,v
i's happy u.s they have made up their minds to bo "
nr-somthing nnd
:----------- c
— Orison Swell Marden.
K
MKATI
Change The Federal Law
cllltlcs.
"When Do Wo E at?" lo-ki the
St. Augustine Record- Wft <1Idn’t
think'they ever became hungry
over there.
■Ul
w
8 blocks from ^ n V l h r o ^
First Street, running throu*
House in excellent condiO .
with all conveniences.
$ 1 2 ,° ° 0
/
On V «r r A l l i « « « w * j
Sanford Realty
H. s. IONfi,
Rooms 9-IO-H m
Sanford, H*.
‘
�SB®.3
RESIDENCE T F ■A'.i u m *)
v MBS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
'■
Mr. Roprecht o f the firm o f Lake Mary Chamber of.Commerce ,*y, J. D. Evans; Robert Bahts
Ruprecht & CoM Orlando, visited at the tchoolhouse on Tuesday Clarence M eets; i-*——
A fte r an address of Theodore Dunn;
----La k e M a ry N e w s
H. D. Durant Saturday.
Mr. eveningRuprecht represents the Demlng* welcome to tho visitors by Frank E. V. Anderson; Jim Will
J- *Locke;
— *— **v ~ ° * * “
A. J. Leger spent the week end Marvel water system, and has In Evans, president, a very Interest- Claude
.
Copyright McClure Syndicate
in Tamp*.
stalled several In this neighbor tng talk was given by Mayor Pcckham; Y i n __
Maltblo o f Altamonte Springs, fol Abused Citizen, 11. D. D
hood.
lowed by. remark* by Mr. Hall Recitations by Mia* Dorlr 1
SlHvrlru Frock for Daytlrne Iwhich ia definitely traceable to the
— Mr. Dels rail, representing the
and Mr. BabcOck, also of Alta and musical numbers be*
Work
on
tho
new
curtain
drop
lTbCcm^ n-ck to Favor Despite I enormoua interest that present-day
United Grocery Co. o f Jackson
nets by Misses S
monte Springs,
'-di' f*
women .of fashion are taking in
ville made hie usual call here for the stage o f the auditorium in
llyotialne, Duran
j r v f ]y.
tho
school
nouso
is
nearing
com
library I yhT^lMvileaa ,dtfy frock un- j sports. Once upon n time .you
Monday.
The
entertainment
for
th
t
even
received
much
applsos*.
pletion.
Mr.
Ciaronco
Priest*
is
doubtcdly l» one o f those fashions either were fashionable
or you
you
____ _
ui
being congratulated on hla suc ing included "The Virginia Judge,"
were athletic. You dressed in the
BenJ. I. W agg o f Massachusetts, cess in raising funds fo r this at a comedy In three acta, in which
fashion, or you dressed for sports.
Is building a new home on Crystal tractive curtain, and also upon the cast o f characters was as fql*
Now, of course, some of the best- ——----- ufwii
Upon My Word!
11unit
Lake Avenue,
the fact that tne advertising on lows: Virginia Judge, Frank Ev
dressed
notabl* sports*
PETER PIPER stole a peck of
- women
women arc
arc notable
Gaylor, Clarence
snme is subscribed for by Lake ans; William
women nnd some o f their smartest pickled peppers— which is nothing
Pcckham; Henry Harper, Mr.
Mary
business
men
only.
to
the
mess
in
which
baby
Peter
costumes are those that they went;
Mr. nnd Mrs. Gorno Vamee and
Chadwkk; Ridge Johnson, Stanley
for the tennis court or golf course. Salm, son of the erstwhile Mllli- Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Brown, o f
Members o f tho Presbyterian Pcckham; Henry Johnson, Carol
And a number of details of the cent Rogers, daughter of tho oil Seville, visited friends and rela
Church will regret to hear o f tho Mlnchew; Harry Ellis, Ellis Llyod;
present-day mode may be traced magnate, and the Count Ludwig tives here Sunday.
death o f the w ife o f Rev. Albert
directly to sports clothes—details Rnim Von Hoogstraetcn, find*
son at Deland, who passed awny Toney Sal vino, A. F. Kemp; Pat
Detectives . standing
that are as important now. in non himself!
Rafferty, W . J. Hopllns, Jr.j Pansports clothes ns those planned for guard while his dad Jiggles him
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Morrill o f last week after a lingering Illness.
on his knee, his mother crying Sunderlln. Mass., are guests of Mrs. Albertson had endeared her
tennis nnd golf.
self to many hero on her visits
Women tennis players came to while waiting for him to come Mr. and MFs. John E. Ellis.
with Rev. Albertson in his work
the conclusion a few years ago hack from the daddy-jiggling, Ills
as Sunday School organiser, who
bawling,
that the best sort of sleeve for the countess-grandmother
C. Bell Brown, of Hampton tender their sympathy to him in
court was no sleeve at nil. Men too!
Falls,
N. l!n arrived in Lake Mary tys loss.
It’s trite to remnrk that all the
tennis players might have agreed
this week to spend some time At
to this, hut they lncked courage gold in tho world cannot buy n his home on Crystal Lake Ave.
•
Rev. Erwin o f Winter Park de
to appenr on the courts with shirts child its birthright to happiness,
livered
a
fino
sermon
at
the
Meth
but
trite
remarks
are
oft
true!
from which the sleeves had been
• • •
odist church last Supdny after
left out. The only way not to
A western millionaire's wife
The installment plan will got ‘•throws'' n “ finger party." No noon at 3 o'clock..
have your sleeve interfere with
you if you don’t wntchtfutl Tho evening gowns, no napkins, no sil
your game is not to wear one.
Tho attendance nt the Presby
The sleeveless frock for day- Federal Reserve Board o f Wash ver on the table. Guests are re
time is persisting despite the fact ington says that U. S. homes are minded that “ fingers were made terian Sunday School Inst Sunday
was forty-seven.
A good number
that six months ago there was a mortgaged to the tune of $8,000,- before forks!"
participated In the . communion
000,000,
all
because
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
definite effort to put it out of
Must be one of these “ nouveau services nt 7 p. m.
Rev, Thomp- {
favor. At some of the winter re Smith must have overstuffed fur rich" feeling homesick for the old son, who ia expected to succeed |
sorts this season the comment has niture, n enr, u iftdlo, a piano nnd days nnd the olii ways!
Rev. Bowerinfir, is scheduled to
,
9
been iiiado that sleeveless frocks music lessons for the offspring,
preach next. Sunday morning nt
and
an
electric
washer
for
the
for daytime wenr are not to bo
Woqten Afar
11 o'clock.
Tho usunl preaching
, .
seen. The long sleeve has many laundress.
Taxation of all men in Russia service will niso take place in the
friends.
for nn ulimony fund to be used evening.
The Precious Child
In the meantime the younger
MORE beautiful toys for chil for nil abandoned women nnd chil
women, they who wear whnt they dren, even if their clothes are less dren is the hunch of Madame KolTho March supper o f the Lndles
want without very much regard luxurious nnd they are stinted on lnntay, Russian woman ambassador Aid o f tho Presbyterian rhurch has
for what has been preconceived in nursemaids, is tho slogan o f a to Norway. The tnadame argues been announced for Friday, March
the minds of tire dressmakers, museum curator in charge of nn that support from such a general 12 nt 0 o'clock.
Tho committo In
have been going back to the sleeve exhibition of ideal toys displayed form would lie less degrading to a charge o f this nfnfir is Mrs. W.
less frock for daytime wear. And by tho Art Alliance of America! woman's pride than direct support J. Ferguson, chairman; Mrs. Em
as usual they have considerable in
ory Picketing,, Mr*. Ernest J.
Childhood ideals of beauty per from n divorced husband. . •
fluence. Anyway, the sleevi^es^ sist for life, explain the nrlisti.
Lngernuist. Mrs. A. Sehurf.
The
New Homes For Old
proceeds will Ihj added to the build
daytime frock is one of the things A grotesque doll may pervert the
that will surelv be in good repute nesthetic sense whereas a Noah’s
How often do you really look nt ing fund.
for spring and summer. Some of Ark of chaste animal design may your home?
Over three hundred people at
the sleeveless frocks for spring foster tiie love o’ beauty!
You might find some surprises!
Not a
nnd summer, made in crepe dcchino bail idea at all, I opine!
• One gets nccustomrd to onr’s tended the March social of the
or other soft fabrics, huvo collars
home ns one does to one’s fnre. But
of the Peter Pan variety with n
folks who “ drop ip" see the stained
Your Club
B AN D CONCERT |
i little tie under tile chin.
11El,I* for an evening’s discus wall puner. the chipped woodwork,
The sketch shows a frock worn sion on "Tho Defective and Delin the soot stain, and sundry evils,
Tho program for the Municipal
Ilrauty experts advise n woman
The sleeveless frock. Revised far |by « Moartlv dressed woman at quent Classes" may be found in
TOU*r ON THK BCItKlSN
Bund's concert tomorrow in Cen
Southern wear, in here developed Palm Bench. It is of pistnche green nn outline program issued by the to really look nt herself nt least tral Park was announced today as
a t T nn
in pittache green with pleated skirt cri‘ |>e de chine with pleated skirt. Missouri League of Womeji Voters, once a week, nnd take time off
AT TUB
follows:
It is (rimmed with bands of white. committee of Dependents. Defec to repnir hair, nails nod skin.
(rimmed with bands of white.
The monthly look nt one’s bouse
1. March—Sons of Australia,
tives, and Delinquents."
wouldn’t In- a bad .Ideal. Then get Lithgow.
| Rev. T. II. Frv of Columbus, ()..
busy!
2. Overture—•Princess of India,
ANNA O. Nil.SON
About Books
“iiu > m a n rn o si 1.0v b
A t the Churches
I will preach lirre today in the ab
Water colors woll cover up that King.
in
YOUNG Martha Ostensn, author
MUITNTAIN'*
sence of the pastor. You nre cor of the prise-winning novel, “Wild i white scratch „..
on the
paint.
You
xvitn
"RPl.BNIltD IIOA1V*
.... .................
3. Selection—The Borgomnstor,
nrN
xvii.son
u
i
"
v
«
r*»
i
is
|
r
m
k
h
m
»—
«»•
.
.
.
»
dially
invited
to
attend
all
nr
any
br more. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Geese," which abounds with Eng- have a m-rop o f wall paper in tho Luders.
— Comudy—
—Cumnly—
closet to
to match
match that
that spot
spot on
on the
tho
of these services.
lish
nt
its
best,
could
not
speak
a
>
closet
•LIUttT
ItOUSK
KKPIPINU"
“
C/.iUiY
l.OVB"
unit hv ■v« uvu«|
B
4. Descriptive— A Hunting Scene
i*
Christian Science services ora
*• ‘
•I .. pnpet. Put It on. Its
newness
word
of
English
until
five
or
six.
Bucolossi.
held in the Woman’s Club Oak CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS
MONDAT
She speaks of "lovely words" then will soon tone down.
, Intermission
Really shock yourself and family,
Third Sunday In Icont. •
it * I
foppd by her,
like "pall" and
i\Us ;add Avenue near Third Street, every
f».
Sscrej
Selection—Joy
tq
flig
,
rarjuncuni's
plir
Hpeclnl
(Hh t)f Sunday .morning nt, 11 o’clock;
Co]cbrntion of Holy Communion “ alone,"
-m i I'CorLir*
and ugly wdhls like and.^clinngc the position nf the World, Bnrtthouse.
»'W to SUI1,lny school at 10 o’clock. Sub 7:30‘ o’clock.
Production
"scratch” and"cake.”
Is your furniture and pictures entirely.
fl. Moxirnn Seronndo. La I’oloIt’ll freshen up your spirits!
Church School, 9:45 o’clock.
let took h«t (»r tomorrow "Man.”
Century %
ear Uint sensitive toword differ
“ T im VANIftltlNU
ma,
Yrndler.
Morning
Prayer
nnd
sermon,
V thick-’ Wednesday
evening services,
ences ?
7-A, Fox Trot— Me und My Boy
AHC1IIOAS*
Couikdy
What It's All About!
ben tdd'ahich include testimonials o f heal- I 11 o'clock.
U fe’s like an inn where trav Friends, Monaco.
A
Mat
lioncj
Comedy
Evening Prayer and sermon,
hc*(en inK
held nt 7:00 at the Wo‘ Wonder Women”
7-H, Fox Trot—Brown Eyos
**TA*I WAtt*
elers stay.
1man's ('ltd*.
i 7:30 o'clock.
Tallio News
“ SACRED COWS" in the flesh
Some only breakfast nnd nWay; Why Are You Blue, Moyer.
This
Society
maintains
a
free
,
IdiliC is I
aru the hobby of Miss Annul Keo- Other* to dinner stop, and nre
8. March—Semper Fidclis, SouINTE RNATIO NAL BIBLE
ran of Texas, who raises pure
whip- j reading room where the Bible an
CONTINUOUS. PEnrOUMAKCC FROM l P. M. TO II P.
fin.
full fed;
,
lM
all
authorised
Christian
Science
STUDENTS’
ASSN.
bred Brahma cattle on her ranch.
f is L’imh) !
0. Anthem—Tho Star Spnngled
Tho oldest only sup nnd go to
„r „ litrrntnre muy lie read, borrowed
Meets in the new City Hall, Her sacred cows sell for $300 to
Banner, Keys.
lied."
or purchased, ill Room h i7 First North I’arko Avenue, every Sun $500.
Now the grizzled old
—'«c - ~ --- ------- ------- ----------------- ------ ---------------------------------cari i,r National Hank
Building. Open day as follows:
ranchmen raising scrub cows who —
idil I i, every day except Sundays and Sunday School 10 o'clock, with laughed at lii-r nre trying to rniaa
Juvenile study of "The Way to the llrnhmas, too.
(rice
liolidnv- from 3 to ft o'clock,
Hindus will
A11 are welcome to attend the I’.iradi'-e.not eat the Brahma row flesh. But
.
i -<n ices and to runke use of the
Adult iiible study, II o’clock in American butchers cry for Miss
fremr.! k
Hoorn.
"The
Haiti of God."
Keerail’s cows.
Ml care- 1
_____
• • •
"Tabernacle Shadows" and "The
L a te st F A ^ N H I ^
W &M l
r m il a d y
WOMAN’S
SD A Y S8
-AyAlkne Sumner^-
QUALITY MERCHANDISE
Bulova & Gruen Wrist Watches
Blue Bird Pearls
wh
Whiling & Davis Mesh Bags
D . F . B rin p Gofnpacts
Holmes
idwards Inlaid
S ^ e r Plale
Gorham Sterling
3 Patterns China Dinnerware ;
O pen Stock
mM ■
t e i
McLAUUN, The Jeweler
AMUSEMENTS
Milane
Atonement."
Another "society girl” gits iter
smi'l!!1^
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
All who are interested in the "big chance" on the stage. Elinor
r.Mtu in | Sunday School, 9:30 o'clock.
study of God’s word are cordially Patterson, 19-year-old daughter of
Morning worship nnd sermon
1invited to attend these studies.
Joseph Mcdill Patterson, publisher,
lornI in I " " ’deck. Subject “ Some Remark" pluys the part of tho nun in the
bright ' '‘ 'tie Conditions Near The Doors 1-----famous "M iracle"
Rosamond
Tbi»
Sanford's Churches,"
Prim ary School
Pinchot, daughter of Amos PinYoung I'copies Unions nt G:30
i ami in
chat, it will be remembered got
Report
land red o’clock.
Iter "big chnnca" when tho ploy
Evening worship nnd sermon
ln»ta»-e,
first opened!
And they talk
[ grayish "•'10 o’clock. Subject, “ Whftt I
about “ poor littlo rich girls!”
First Gradr
..... •About
• • X f u a Girls'
M il ja
*Problems."
* UUIVIIIO*
I
and red I I kink
Ilutchinn,
Patricia
Wh Iiu' mIhy evening servico 7:30 j , Jnifred
an eCrti
’
Chortle!
o'clock. Subject, "Tho Man Wb^ Hu •cs, Bobby Jones. E. L. I.nney,
TIRED and achin' feet can he |
Went to tho Depths and Climbed j Mu j* Frances Lord, Minnio Emma
to the Heights."
Strmge, Mnrthn Talbott, Elizabeth cured by tuakin' Pa bring in the
KFH
The Fidclis Class will have the Tulin. Dorothy Warren, Lewis wash nnd seein’ what the young J
fa show first 20 minutes of the ltonr.
Wright, Dorothy Mitchell, Lillian uns are up to now, says my Aunt
|cut out
Baker,
Jnne Jackson, I-oia McCrory, Lizzie!
The
First
llrotist
Church
cor*
♦
•
*
to the
Helen
McDaniel, Joe Miller, Rich
-Hullv
invites
citizens
and
visitor*.
sndkurru iK i»io „, ....
--- McCagha
..
Famous hushatid losers of lusard M
MeGnghugin,
Ralph
Ray Moore, Gale Peabody, j lory include No. 1. the wife who
oat o fj CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
gin,
nnd the I Sunday services:
Robert
Stanley, Billie Zachry, C o!-. bought his ties and shirts; No. 2,1
IIv Will#
nuu,^,i .
leit Clement, Ethel Metz, Dorothy I tho wife
who wouldn’t
let "the |
I Sunday School 9:45 o’clock,
h<i>»”
come ♦„
to tho
the house for the |
Swaync,
Dessn
Stnnlon,
Eldon
1
•
--*•
atv ii i Horning service und sermon 11
game; No. 3, the wife who gave I
Morgan, Elfreda Hayes, Mildred
t*«n dl t
him spending money; nnd No. 4,1
Evening
service
and
*ernton
7:30
Hayes,
Tempest
Webb,
Esther
I i» conthe wife who phoned him »♦ the I
o'clock.
.
lx-lunu
McClelland,
Chum
|
kStro-t.
Shlve,
office all day long,
I
Christian Endeavor will meet Stanley
'Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Second Grade
World O* Fashion
You nre heartily invited to come
FrancU Roumillat, A. E. Rahurn,
COATS one inch above skirt.
and
worship
with
us
nt
these
serv
Rulph Tolar, Robert Wilson, Mary Very mannish, tailored, pocketed,
fry
ices.
Chapman, Virginia Meriwether, Lapcled coats.
Come-back'of the
kctetl ,
—
Charlotte Moughton, Margaret
two-pieced suit with man
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Reitz, Iris Phillip*, Mildred Buie,- old
nish vests, strictly tailored cost I
-Run !
High School Auditorium
l.uriie Eddy, Josephine Cheek, Jack and tight skirts with inverted
ti» w>u. - Sunday school at 10 o'clock,
Morrison, George Saucer, Wayne
1
was ' Uhurrh service* at 11 o'clock.
West, Gus Bcckstom, Bryant Rod- front pleat.
dam,
Thelma
Chancellor,
Clara
' Grist- *lrv- Uudisnll of Ixteaburg i* t°
.
Just A Word!•t a S®'’0 ‘ Large of the services on Meisch, Anns Jane Gantt, Aileen
Even queens have tears! Queen
induatry S,1I"*"V ntornlng. There will 1* Cook, Corinne Thompson, Esther Marie of Rumania, famed as the I
Benjamin, Ixruise Packard, Mary world's most beautiful queen, says I
Keeking* n“ ,’v*:nlnK service.
'1
I-udies of tho Christian Church Willie Glidewrll, Eupheiia Stanahas wept so much over the
.1.
#r<> to meet Monday ufternoon, at land, Philip Allen. Willie Boyd, L. she
erring ways o f I*rince Carol who
Uwovery the h°o>e of Mrs. R. G. Fox. cor- E. Tew/IIerbert Stoothoff, Kiwood renounced a throna far a morgan
testile Vfr of Magnolia Avenue ■n“ Iletherington, Sheila Britt, Tal- atic live, that "no tears are Ie ft r l
n teliev- Hughey Street, for the purpose of nindge Metz, Kathryn Collins, Ow.
kler «rul V.r,??n***n*r 1 Christian Woman * edin Cook, Rachel Dogias, Amy Lou
Glass houses to coat 8(1 pay cen(
*n» have *1 .......
^ klission.
The
.
i or meeting,
meeiing, which
wnicn Brandon, Theola Hake, Mildred less than fram« housqs. aye the i
is ■kch
•>* this ’*
t cdu
* ‘led for 2 o'clock, is to be Banks, Ralph Martin, Billy Lantx, latest prom!** o f- a . patent filer
In ihnrgo of 'Mr*. L. O. Turner. Charlotte Beckstrom.
who explains that his gl*s* houses
B proof" st»u- worker for the organisation.
Third Grade
will also be more durable and sani
>France.
Stewfrt GotchcJ, Hubert Lawson, tary. Privacy is obtained by
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Charley Palmer, Charles Betts, A l painting the glass opaque. How I
Sunday services;.
lan Smoke. Woodrosr Ford, Billy the boys will love glass hones
| Sunday school 9:30 o'clock,
Thigpen. Earle. Whitjen, Coney neighborhoods in bail time I
ir.
Mens Wesley Glass 10 o'clock, HamlL Sara Moye, Virginia Powell,
ling * Morning service, sermon by ‘ he Ada Singletary, Winifred Morris,
ia ^ pastor.
Edith SteakJey, Freda Gahas, Ines i Clements, £>ara Brad/oard, Virginia
_n at ,F*b*crth League meeting*
William*, Mildred Alspach, M a n ' Lawton, Mary Nickel, Gertruda
0, th«.°rioek.
McMahon. Ruth Cummings, A. J. Porter, Lois Shannon, Dorothy
SI? r *
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Our Quality, Our Service, Our Prices, Will Satisfy
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With its incorporation of the
Vurage as a part of the house,
gives the appearance o f a
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sions. Built around the al
ways interesting patio, the
rooms, particularly the sleep
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endurance fo r minimum upkeep. W e do
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proportions. The closets and
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From
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We solicit estimates for electrical con tractin g
Double (hick paste paint, gallon
Floor Varnish, gallon......... ...... .
Flat WaU Paint, gallon
White Enamel, quart.
Penetrating Stains, “ oakif& malmgaays,
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I Q g SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY. MARCH 6, 1926
News From Various
U. S. Stations
(TIUACO. Mar. 0 .— l-eadcra
of the Chicago Federation of
Labor are making pinna to se
cure a broadcasting station to
represent their organisation in
this city.1
As the government is not as
signing any new wavelengths,
the labor organisation will
probably buy on« o f the many
hroadensting .stations located
City, Mo„ with a population of
about 1II00 sent more than 1600
telegrams. Yorktown, In,, with n
population of nhout ."00, sent 600
telegrams.
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Telegraph offices all over the
country were swamped. In fact, the
local office at Shenandoah did not
have facilitioi•s to
„ take
---- care o f the
nooses telegrams ,and operators, some 10(ftams, 1rated nearly 100 miles away, drove
[rwisid- in with their telegrams rather than
wait for a wire and spend a day
ire re-and a half transmitting them by
in the ! wire.
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Mexico.
It has been estimated that there
te mad are 5 ,000,000 radio sets and 25 ,000 ,Mound 000 listeners in this country., Ac-
TA TION
■RESPONSE
KPV^
thc*c
station
K P N f .without rcbroadcastng from
«ny other station, received a trieRranhic response from one per cent
° f the radio lixtening publiJT CCnt
In, r's . !._n.,a<1.c more “ nusual by
the fact that the majority of radio
I sets now in use are to be found in
tbe eastern and far western states,
rather than in the Iowa district
Henry Held, who operates the
Iowa station, was announcer fur
.this program. Field is one of the!
most popular announcers in the
radio world and deserves consider-1
able credit for being able to spread i
enough enthusiasm among listeners !
to have them deluge the station1
with telegrams.
Another handicap which KI'.Nf I
hud to overcome was Shenun- j
douli the town of its location, is so1
small that only one telegraph com-i
pony has an office there.
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Nut only did the programs from
this station get a stupendous re- i
sponse, lint the number of uiusi-'
cans who appeared at the studio
to take part ill the prize contests ,
showed that interest in that part
T ry This F o r Y o u rs e lf
M lhd Melalf 1
Workers
A man has to be skilled in sheet metal'work of all •
kind In order to hold u job with uh. Thnt fo why wo
can guarantee every job.
“ Tinners to I he Trade
JAMES H. COWAN
SHEET M E T A L CO NTRACTOR
Quality Metal, Efficient Service, Correct Price.
Telephone 111
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| Voice From WBBM
One of the groun of fiddlers who
took part in I hr ‘anniversary pro
gram of Station KFNK, Shenan
doah. !o. Insert shows llcnry
Field, announcer and owner of the
| station uhich rccrivrd 250,000 tele
graphic response* to its anniver
sary program.
Vow will g e t the station you
want on a R F A U S T IE H L R a
t'AUSK OF FA 1)1 NO
If 11 listener is bothered by buy
ing the station programs fade, the
couse may lie with the ueriul of the
receiving set. If the untennu be
comes loose and swings in the wind,
it will often cause week signals.
i ul right angles.
flier
Where Theories
luring
Yet that is directly opposed to
another theory also by nn accom
[various plished observer, that best recep
(Millions tion result!- when the line connect
K. calf ing broadcaster and receiver cross ,
1 creep- the internning isobars at right
lean hit angles.
,
|t> often , This is granted somewhut by the
ire su> admissiuti >f Jensen tlint good re- 1
veptinri may result,in such cases,!
provided there's no sloiTu center '
In-tween brondeunter and receiver. I
knd Rideout, in his observations, |
IT llUtl) ,•<r-oli-irale* lids point.
Itt*,' hi?
I),‘spite the difference of opinion !
ercil |>y
p about iiite ng neither prophets however. |
iviry fan can l» his own radio
furcca .ter. All he Meeds is the
daily Weather map issued before
hand by rhe U. K. Weather Uurrnu,
xnd which can be obtained ut low
..^-ost fi nlhe nearebt weathi r sta
dio. Selectivity-Pow er-C larity,
Onk and Third Sts.
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Does nut the luxurious thought o f a com. fortn ble futui*e appeal to you? Th e t r if
ling sacrifices necessary now w ill quick,ly l a d e ' when you become the proud pos
sessor o f your home.
Our customers report tuning
A eOMFQ r
in Seattle, Wash., with plenty
o f volume.
Santord Electric Co.
O n ly 2 tubes
b u t it’s
a w onder
n « * » Hun,
'Lth ibis map. for the evening. K|n> dhah h has been named chief
111rt.dfi
t«*fore
>nu, you may fortill condi- announcer for WIUIM, * liirngo
Fla: i.
Thi • appointment follow* several
tu
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I.a- ai- linn- by reception from various sl i wars' work ns a staff artist .-ml
following
these
rules:
seural
assistant annooiun. The sure,**
lion in Forecast Condition*.
lalM’ii
,.f Faleb has b «"i largely ouc to
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there's
u
low
pressure,
or
|>bii t'j |.
the smooth, aven iptality of Ids
•‘I ratlin hum. area between broadcaster vim :jiid his la ri.ll * ersont11't j
and
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don't
turn*
in—there’ll
be
It at ;;!u
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1. and comidendde static and fading
ESKIMOS SI HI HlShl)
f of the*. 1 - It the line between broadcas'er i
"d y.m runs about parallel to the
Reports from Londun of Captuin
,blv , n ,
•'"bars those wavy lines of eooul .1 t Jackson, who bus returned
pressure- tune in. Or if the line from Labrador tell of the pmuieliber.
1r“ sses the isobars at right angles, j ment of Eskimo* when they heard
e»|STl
'bio there's no intervening low radio programs. Ibis was the Hr.-t
that I hr
had heard u
>ka U , , pressure, or storm, urea, tune in. time that the natives
Uic rule* rh'.Te’ll i»e little or no static and j radio program
.0 faoing.
vast.
IMITATES l»\ I'ltlOORAMS
• If you'rii right in the center
I partly in
In order to satisfy DX hounds in
I lli'U 11 hv "f « low or a high pressure urea’,
you'll g, t Royd local reception, but a small measure, station WLW,
In.
Cfncimuiti, O.. broadcasts a replica
i *11 rudio beware oT distant stations. They’ll of program* as put on by foreign
at rL.Sn V"1,'!1’ wi,,i accompanying ntatlc and
stations, such us OSLO, Norway,
'“ "fading.
Don't
mind local
local rain
rain or
allow,'and HI>0, llUversutn, Holland. _
Ithr^mo V , I. ^
'm l 'hind
or allow,
wrath, * ■l- t,ml * forecast for your district,
dii.rt- ^°,r l,ul* weather doesn’t affd.t and therefore Jtuor I>X reception.
k radio rcceptiun locally, except that
Other factors, such as the earth s
rn ,,f
'" “ F^polht to unfavorable pres- magnetic field, ionization of the at
[ ’■ure distribution, and therefore mosphere l»v the sun’s rayr. and so
hi»
jpo'ir l)\ reception.
on. also play their part in affecting
signal |
Static Will Lag Behind.
radio r<-caption. But the few
*thcr com■’ Don’t exfveet good reception 1Wl.uthcr rules given here will help
way bl
and re- immediately after u storm or low t|1(, full „ u,)iC u fairly accurate fore
of ru- pressure area hus |>asscd over your !CUl( 0f radIo receiving conditions,
locality, for static has a tendency ’
Is'l'llfs,
trtr prc». to lag behind a bit.
Summer reception, of course.
fMon ineI'orrer than winter, ulthough
nl "Tiith- temperature,
like
Iwul
"bad
thi-ory
doesn’t influence recep
'bell hi* weather,”
tion except that it may point to
f isobars I infavorable pressure distribution
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Over 200,000 own era
make up the army of
Kadlola III fans. A
dandy act for the boy
— and Dad tool
Jdmc, uilh the new RCA
pouvr fioJtoaon OX-120,
Radtufd III fuu real fotwi-
ipcakrr power. Aik to MS
hots 1ht R CA balanced
a m p lif ie r make* thf*
HadlaLt a powerful /•nrtube *ctFrirm )1 5 up
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A D A Radio, o f coow e— the
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There are «o muny ways tu nave money for a home
Ihut almost any one can do it.
And, sooner or later, ulmoH every family wilt
But not every family builds* wisely. Too many neti;
pie throw awny their KuvingH Ip experimenting instead
of taking their problcnw to a reliable dealer.
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struclion, we have some interesting infoj?;
t mation for the home builder.
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When you Are ready to bulidMet u* help you plan
your home.
We can 'show you how to make-eV*ry dollar bring
you comfort, HnIhifncUoo and xervlce.
C-ontemimt terms.
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113 S. Park Avenue
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Pugs Should Find Movies S o ft Pick in g
Finances F o r Season A r e
Discussed A t M eeting O f
Baseball Club Last Night
KO U> FALL
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W « E PLANK
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EDDIE PLANK f " AD
P«w of other day* U * 5 ,not^
result o f a p m lr t fc S S ^ O it •
Plank. by h i * S
Philadelphia AthlSci
place in bawUlPahalf 0,*?‘a*d » i
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F A T IN G
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ROLLED OA*fS
10 ©AUE THE HEROINE
MOgLtnpe CXE AFTER
©O MUCM DiUlUG PRACTV1E
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A G A IN .
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* iN t h e R i n g .
/HA*f COULD BET
EA«o 1ER TkAN “TAKING
rolled >on donations from baseball
fan* for support during tho season,
Last year n email indebtedness was
left at tbc'einl of the year.
With the- increase In population
and the lntcrust aroused over tho
eight cluh circuit tills year, it is
believed that a good attendance
will bo recorded throughout thi*
summer. The franchise of tho local
cluh Is expected to be worth many
thousands of dollar# within the
next two years.
year, stated that the commitU-o
had been In communication with
several men who aro considered m
likely candidate)i for the position
Hut that no'dofinito action ItBii yet
been taken.
Mr. Russell suggested . to tho
Welling To Meet Eddie Speaks Next
Tuesday Night In The Armory Ring
Hilliard Artist
A t lzocal Parlor
Owner* of 0
cuKting ktulion
creaze the stul
2."i k w. Oslo
itation nlmh
1(<>r 1nil letter*,
.-rati* on Pis 1
George Bpeurn, cue ani*l nt the
straight rail game. Ua\>- an exliibilion nt Cie Sc in 111ale lliliiunl
Pallor* la*l night when t. • was
luutvbed with Hairy Webb, ahem
lie trimmed to the rount of 2<>n to
W- Spear* bail 11 Invli run of
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The average
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, trier! also for new high run hun- The weight of t
01f ,
pound*. It tout
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“ puir* i* a ho on the program ! stage* of * and
tonight for a match and for other lstage* of radio
inteitHting exhibition*.
lector.
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A CBADlNCr MAU
Nothing boiu G
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P in g P o n g A n d Horseshoe
Pitching Become Popular
W itfiPaim Beach Tourists
HALM BEACH,‘-Mar. (I.—(Ah— uel Alonzo,
Palm Beach wants no now fanglcd player to u f
sports. Polo is not popular here: ouzo is said
neither is cqua-pianing. Instead ping pong n
both the young set and the old defeating nil
nit are espousing ancient pastimes, his right or
The latter is pitching horseshoe* rived In Pain
nmi the younger generation is in the tennis
playing ping piyig.
‘ |championship
The table has imrii moved to a j Some of t!
grassy spot adjoining the Royal tors o f the p
Poincianu tennis courts and the’ nuitclus were
enthusiasts have ulrcay started, and JMiss Mi
pinging nnd panging.
’ net and rumn
They nro deadly -rcrlous about it the woof an’*
too. An entry fee was charged They were i
and loving cups will l*e awarded laughingly *i
to the winners. The tournament it would hur
already hus assumed an Interna- ids.
tional aspect with Alexander PavSome of t)
luviky representing Russia. Eric have been vu
ii. Brohnm represent mg Klndluml,lists. They *
and David Mohcirg representing! blood* piny 1
Engjund,
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I pudgy ball.
. Moreover. tho winner o f the ling ping po
ybiirnnmrnt wfll challenge Man-1 knitting das
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CJCPfcREUCE A O Y u i R F I j
ujwil E in 'Th e Ft^rTic o A * -E
IS HELPFUL TVj <Si l E n T
- D R AM A b tC X eV iiM tf1^ .
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uHJEEN TMAhl 0U>TM <5 0 ME R iB A L D
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S hould DB EASIER -To F0 U.OUJ
TkAN A SECOND’S ADUICE.
A t The Training Camps
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would scratch around uith hit
MANION M AY BE T BERTH
Athletic* Win Exhibition Game
spikes like n wet hen. Tkm it
J DETROIT, .Mur. G,— if ?)— Clyde
P illt, A DELPHI A, Pn., Slur.
lA’i— The Athletics have won their 51 an Ion, who during five season*
G R EE N V ILLE , s. C-, Mar G.— would stoop over and smooth |R
Hint exhibition game of the sea 1 with the Detroit American* spent
(/!*>— With three tournament victo ground ho had tom up wilt b
son. At Puntn Bonin, Fln„ yester ! most of his time on tho bencli for Soldier* Cop From Rotary's ries to its credit,the fast Mississippi spikes.
A fter this he would hitch 17ka
warming up pitchers is one of the
day they beat Bultlniorc, 5 to ft.
five faces Citadel tonight
Team By Score Of LT To 2 College
With 1110 exception of Joe Pate, j lending contenders for n regular
for the burkctball championship of trousers several times, exr«tonUi
In pjny For Sludcbaker Cup the S. I. A. A. T his game will once or twice anil then it«t t* i
n rookie pitcher, ill the box for berth us a catcher among tho but. . \
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three Innings, nil Athletic veterans |lory men o f the Tigers working
And Civic Club Champions bring to u cl otic the third annual pitch, y
participated.
Pate allowed two out at Augusta, Ga.
bauketbull tournament o f the ussoIt is easy to imagine the mt>\’
hit*.
Tlie Tiger advance ,»<|uiul en
The fivc-mnn-toum from the eluliuii, being held at Textile Hail
state o f the batsman a> ITukj
At Bradenton, Manager Fletcher, gaged in the stlffest practice tin* American Legion won their golf here.
went tiirough these manneris**. 1
of tho Phillies, ha* six absentees 1week yesterday.
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match yesterday afternoon from
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Tlie lads from Missiasippi won
on his muster roll. They are Out
j the team representing the Rotary thu right to meet Citadel, when
W
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GETTER’
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fielders Williams, Harper, Mokan
Club in the Civic tournament being they downed the 1025 champions,
I DOUBT if any pitcher war
and I.eacb, Pitcher Wnylnnd Doan
player! for the Studebuker trophy, Mercer University o f Georgia 30 to ever cussed more by the oppodnr
nnd Catcher Henline.
on the links of the Sanford Cuun- 22 last night. Previously They put halters thnn^Plank.
Ur merely
,i try (.'lull. The score wns 13 points the Presbyterian College o f South
smiled us they became riled.
to twoCarolina out of the runjiing, H to
It was always a comedy treat to
Koy Chittenden, Legtonuirc, whs IP, nnd eliminated Kentucky Wes
watch tho late Herman Schaefer
the medalist yesterday with un HP leyan to the tune of 3 G»2 fl.
in n duel of wits with Plunk. Her
for the 18 holes nnd Irani all indi
man
would imitate every stunt
The
South
Cnmlinns
found
For
cations i.< in line for the iloz.cn balls
, to be awarded* the low medal scor- man a tough nut to cruck, the that Plunk would poll and wu* the
1er by L. L. Vonrbees, club profes- score ntunding If! all nt the end of only batter 1 ever saw able to
tin* half. TI10 superior shooting of overcome the influence uf I’lar.ki
1sional.
tactics.
As a result o f their victor) ye.rWhen a runner reached first.
Jtetday, tire Legion team i> to mtet
Plank
would throw to that bine
New Orleans, limy idny the New
S,CNS
c () N T u A1 | the playem from tbi’ Lion* (Tub
from three to a dozen times in an
(*"lonits Pelican* tomorrow.
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this afternoon for the final play
—
\\ AS IIIN ti I ON. Mur. G.— (/Pi— 1of the tourney. Tho l,t gionaires
effort to cntch him.
Plank had only an ordinary move
I The Washington Senator* and the ‘ art the favorites in the match, i.nd
lit) I SPRINGS, Aik., Mm. 1!
• ltnston Braves open their 1JI20 ex1o first nnd seldom nipped a runure
expected
to
carry
off
1
lie
id'i Fifteen pitcher* and t w,i Jbihilion today nt St, Petersburg,
, catcher* of the Cleveland Ainerlean , Fla.,
rookie pitchers Headley, trophv.
Individual scores for \v*terday,
league cluh left here lust night for 1Tliomu* and Joyce will divide the
Ned
the l.akclnnd. Fin., training riunii. |mound duty for the Senutoi*, while [ in points, were 11* follows:
point* won frt>m
Trainers McCallister and Matthew* I Shortstop Myer and Outfielder I Chittenden with
ileclnml the pitcher* were in the |Tobin, newcomers, were given I K. K. Stevens, A. P. Haggard took
lie*! condition the Indian twirler* plnee* in the lineup not filled by II from A. W. Epps: \V. D. (Inrdnur
won :i from (i. ,\V Knight; Roy
hr.il been in for year* for *0 early regulars.
in the season.
^
Mudd) lltiel lias nigned In* new Chittenden took 2 out of ■> from
F Homimlder and Joe ( bitten
.contract, with the disputed salary |
Ren won *2 out of 3 from Leon l.eHENDRICKS M \KKS PREIIIC- ‘ luuso not made public, leaving JtO) .
TION
Dutch Reuthcr, tlie only player not
Mender* of the American Legion
' C IN C IN N A TI. Mar.
(i|»i_1>'t l “ *lfned.
were enthuxiustie over the victory
Manager Jack Hendricks last night
..
of their team in the mutch yester
1made hi* first pradRUnn regarding ,
day a* 1lie Rotary was figured the
■recruit iiltchrr* in training w ith ' I’CI T*
hardest team to beat of all ihosj
1the Cincinnati Reds at Orlando.
entered. On Thursday, the first
A
H ARRY H K II.M A N N
| "A fte r flvo days of work," *nid
day of play, the Legion team trim
, Hendricks. "I am positive Clyde
MADE major IcagUc debut with
med tlie Chamber of Commerce 'J
Day and "Red" Luca* will rentuin
Detroit in 1914 .
Farmed out 10
to 7 .
1with the rlub as pitchers. They
The importance of the auw **
Rejoined Det
The Lions Cluli team upset the Portland in 1915 .
are two or threo left handers in the
is obvious. I f you do m»t knurr
dope Thursday when they heal the roit following yeur.
1Sipurd who look very promising.
Trnynnr during hatting practice Kiwnnis Cluh representulives and
Has led American League lur- how important it 1* Hist >our c*rl
Carl May* and Pet** Donahuo yesterday.
they rested yesterduy in prepara
Started in top be smart looking, protccuw
have been selected to hurl the firs t,; _ Reports ure to the effect that the 1tion for their tiuul mulch today. rupers three times,
game nt Orlando .next Thumdny j l'irntci•s appear to retain the lint-1 They go into tlie game today nt 1921 nnd ever)- other year since. nnd capable of- laHiiig. wc * ° uU
Hit .403 in 1923 .
Made 237 bits
liiig power that put them on topi
1against tlie Cleveland Indian*
like to talk to you.
in 1921 .
---- -—
of the hi
la*t year./
Fir*t right-handed Imtter to atop
LANDIS W ATCHES CARDS
“ We trim the car. and n"1 ,hf
FANS DON’T PAY DUES
j ST, LOUIS, Mar. fl.-_(/P)_ComBARS VANNING AN B U IE S
I African liroadcusting stations are circuit sinco Napoleon Lnjoic In
1905
.
Owners."
a
mir'turner K. M. Landis visited the
CLEVELAND, Mar. « -i/pt_ 'na Ving ditfaulty making expenses,
Led league in double* with 45
Cardinals tiaining camp at Sun There probably will la* in. "ya'q.
Antonio, Texas, yesterday and iiingan-regulnr* game for the According to agreements, funs arc in 1924 .
supposed to pay receiving set fee*.
Has hit .300 and over every sea
watched the Cardinal* in u dizzling < levelund Indian* ilui ing this
However, the stations are having u son since 1018 .
Has ncorgd 100
rain. The hnrehall commissioner year'* spring training
I.T u rin g
time to collect the dues or more run* threo times, 121 in
i* on iii* annual tour o f the spring that thcy^w dl ,io no go,.,| now,” difficult
from the funs.
1923 being his premier effort.
training camps.
Mamipkr Tri*\ Sp<-nker intimated
The first practice gume. be MAn liiir\teiimj would open the'
RADIO FOR STUDENTS
tween team* of the Browns’ squad W rin g exmbtfinn season with the
A new Minneapolis junior high
at Tarpon Spring*, Fin., yesterday Cincinnati Red* Wednesday.
1
school is having a radio loudresulted ir?~n 7 to 7 tie In six in
The butterymen have wound up istreaker installed in each room.
nings when the game van called. their preliminary training nt Hot .
Dodge Game
Educational authorities have found
Ken William* efa*hed tine over the Springs, Ark . and are duu to join Ithat
this is the best method for
right field wall for a homer in tho their teammate* nt Lakeland to- 1
giving unounccmeuts or talks to all
strong
fourth.
morrow.
o f the students
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P I.A N K , always a fJ lo k in ,
chap and n bundle of nm-M
just the type to finally M« aaib
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M J A DIRECTOR’ S INB-reuCflONt
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Connie Mack develonrH t> L
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Con" ' « ° n'o told mo Hut J(“ " L I
Knrded Plank the mere valuablt of
the two gernt pitchers.
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W k y ) G u m CO u l U ou o k .* u P m u c h
J r - X M O R E EU-Th u SIASM GOING INTO
u v A CLINCH UJ'IU a SUJELL MOVJiE
Y O U KNOW M E A L
SftY/ UEUteWPdJT Y o u KNOW)
out having any p r e v i o ^ ^ 1
atonal experience,
n,
the Athletics direct
to
burs College. *
Retty*.
A
�lions in the nation
Ntprotn
were lynched indiscriminately,
wen handed to lamp posts,
stoned to death, kicked to death,
the police fought gallantly to
restore order but being over
whelmed by numbers, became
powerless.
Not until several
regiments of troops had been
rushed to tho city to cope with
the rioters and not until fully
fs G r e a t e s t
>rica! E v e n t s
OBITS STREET R A N RED
Lomcnon
Jon. even
juKitly 1*
rt should
not only
urn and
pbesomir senti•j. po|uiH t iv>
H e of tin'
H r Niirtli
K t
for’
■ o f Men
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ativiig
K )litiri:ll.
H r rf lh,
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sfona o f the mob to fresh deeds of
violence.
Stores were closed; the
business portions o f the city de
serted; the large works and fnc-
the marauding bonds. . The city
enrs, omnibuses, hacks, wote un
able to run, and remained under
shelter.
Every telegraph wire
« 'V cut, the posts torn up, the of
ficers driven from their offices.
The mayor, seeing that civil powor was helpless to stem this tide,
desired to call the military to his
nid and pluce the city .under mar
tial law. but was opposed by the
.Governor—a governor who but n
few days before had' pronounced
the war n failure; and net oidy
predicted, but encouraged this mob
Adr which was now crushing ev
erything beneath -ICs heavy 'and
ensanguined feet.
"Tills man, through illinojt two
•lays of these awful scenes, re
mained nt a quiet sea-side retreut
but n few miles from the cityComing to It on tho afternoon of
the second *dny—instead o f order
ing cannon planted In the streets,
giving these creatures opportunity
to retire to their homes and, in
event of refusal, blowing them
there hv powder nnd ball—he first
went
tho i>oint where wuh col-
Iceted the cbiefest mob and pro
ceeded to address them.
Before
him stood incendiaries, thieves, and
murderers, who even then were
sstldhtf dwelling-houses and butch
ering powerless and inoffensive
beings.
These wretches ho aposI'.rophlted as uMy ffriendst” . re
peating the titlo again and again
)n the course of his harangue,
assuring them that he wan there ns
a proof o f hln friendship— which
he had demonstrated by 'sending
his ndjudnnt-gencml to Washing
ton to have the draft stopped’ ;
begging ihem to ‘wait for his re
turn': ‘to Separate now ns good
cltiaens,’ wjth the promise that
they 'might assemble again when
ever they wished to do so/ ‘mean
while he would take enro of tholr
rigt;U.'
This model speech wns
Incessantly inttrrupteif by tre
mendous cheering and frnntic dem
onstrations o f delight— one great
fellow almost crushing the Gover
nor in Ids enthusiastic cinbraco ...
be no
'
. "Thcso editors outraged commdn sense, truth and decency by
speaking of the riots as an 'up
rising o f the people ■ to" defend
elr liberties,—en opposition on
e part of the workingmen to on
unjust and oppressive law enacted
in favor of the men of wealth and
standing.'
As though the people
o f the great metropolis were in-'
cendinrics, robbers and assassins;
as though’ the poor were to demon
strata their indignation against the
rich by hunting and atoni.ng de
fenceless women and children; tor
turing nnd murdering men whoso
only offence was tho color Qod
gavo them, or men wearing the
sclf-samo uniform as that which
thuy declared was to bo thrUfet
upon them at, tho behest of tlie
rich nnd tho great.
**Ry fa r tho most infamous port
of these cruelties.wan that Which
wreaked every species o f torture
and lingering death Upon / the
coluhed people of tho city—men,
wouien, npj. children.- old nnd
young, strong and feeble - alike,
S
n
arsTMMa
Hundreds o f them fell
the prejudice foati
opinion, incorporated -in out
uto-books, sanctioned by oar
which here npd thus found
mate outgrowth and action.*
(Copyright
Ry The
.Syndicate Inc.)
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NEX
W EE K —H ow „> 'cro
atrnyed His MothcE~’ ‘ '
OPEN A iX t t I G H T
Sanford C afe
123 W. FIRST ST. t f l
IM V K S T K lA T in iM
Robertson, Williams and fl
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
Uni'ni
H Cut the
Ht tcni |H-r.
Hf-t.i l hr re
■ to rmi.’r.
Hr prerenl
■m almnrt
I January
Imlo Wood
In -Council
HkI. Lone
■id should
pomvculth
■ indeprnIrote govIbe known
■ rounds
It hr couli
nnd many
hi citizens
Kir action.
Irn public
but
the
led by the
[, a ntajorpinfd with
Discarding
continued to cxiiit und tn some
quarters to flourish, ft in posslide to rcalizo the underlying
causes for the great Draft Riot
in I8C.J.
There was Uiis background of clnndcMtine friendship
for the Secession movement; on
top of this came u tremendous
Ink’-smiled
wave of resentment against (hr
lincoln ami
|irmniurd. - provisions of the draft act which
|gr’ xip of
congress at Washington had en
p i Unionacted,
Tlie trouble with the
p such of
daft art was that it exempted
Irs 'as pri- ,
from its operations nny man
ItrtCits of
chosen for military service who
would pay J.ioO for a.substitute
in his stead.
Accordingly, a
| strife of which it was a part,
1 hecunte dwarfed in the popular
, imagination.
That
is
why
among the present-day genera
| tion there ' are so few, even
among tlie well-informed, to
I whom llu* Draft Riot is anything
j more than n name und a legend.
The uprising started on the
I'itb of July.
It continued for
nearly five days.
More than
fifty buildings were burned;
! hundreds of others were dam
aged and looted.
The fury of
the mob especially1was directed
against negroes, Mince the black
rare was it main bone of conten
tion between the warring see-
600 of tlie latter had been killed
by the guns o f the soldiers did
the bloody carnival end.
That distinguished writer and
orator, Anna EHsubeth Dickin
son, furnished us with u vivid
picture of tlu> Draft Riot,
She
was not so much concerned with
furnishing statistics on the
deaths or presenting individual
narratives us with painting up
on a larger canvas a pwnbrumu
of the bloody event as'a whole.
From her story it is possible to
get n vision of the horror us
seen through tho, eyes of a bril
liant and devoted woman Repub
lican.
C
rr hren lit.Lilli demoniac slirieks and yell-1helploss and outragetl raco—acted seared the bend of Hydro and the
ikiri.iun vr»<Jnhilu they waited for their prv\ >upon these iiiadincn, us water iu ' s arm* of Uriureus, and had these
heads all seen, tlieso arms all
Draft Rt- to ora pc from some door or win- upon a rnbjd ,dog.
fought, they would have been pow
Fiends Rejoice at Orphans'
h i- hen*'Jaw, for the merciless fire to their
erless against the multitude of
Expense
»ed in part nicrriless liands.
One of these,
opposerb.
Outbreaks were made,
herself who wu* on the other side of the
"Late in the afternoon u crowd J
! up.iii state- 'hut, courageously stepped for V.hirli could have numbered not | crowds gathered, houses burned,
streets barricaded, fights enacted,
other
ward uud telling them that they b>> than ten thousand, the mujor- in a score of places at once.
Hit. It- Mlh- had utterly
. . . demolished
____________
ity
o
f
whom
were
ragged,
frowsy,
nil the)
niiriatvd by eaiae to seek, informed them thi.it I drunken women, gathered shout Where the officris appeared they j
though sump'' helpless women nnd little cbil- the Orphan Asylum for Colored were irretrievably beaten and
overcome; their »lund, were it ever
rerv graved.i dren wore in the house, and be-' Children—a lurge nnd beautiful j so short, but inflaming the tinsone Ha» an nought them to extinguish tho padding, and one o f the most ad-1
the Union flames and leave tho ruined prom mirable and noble charities of the
fnould be in- isos; to dis|>erse, or at least to , ity.
When it became evident
prst possible seek sonic othgr scene.
fioiu the larnaclng cries und |
[savoring of
"By his dress recognizing in groans of the multitude that dun- 1 Elton J. Moughton
pion, it may him a government official, so fur ger if not destruction, was medM
a r c h it e c t
Umt here
in , from
.
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hearing w.
or heeding ...»
his hu tatr'd' to the harmless nnd inori Ml into an, inane appeal, they set upon him |feasivn inmates, a flag of truce a|>First National Bank Bldg.
R l»V li’ r
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u' rtu 111 itlit'
behalf by the principle,
«<■ j till bia eyes were blind with blood
sentiment of humanity
ad- ■und lic--brubed und mangled—
>so beings might possess
[ succeeded in escaping to the handWhatever hut j.1
.. f fnl of police who stood helpless —n vain npi’enl!
.iiiiii feeling had cvgr.^ti cw r.
om;lii) |||,, |hrfore this howling crow, now in- man
utterly
om,
nlV' i ri',,‘v‘,d t» thousands.
With dif- filled these sous, was
in tho
the
d r- ' 1 '
faulty and pain tho inoffensive drowned nnd washed away In
tide oi
of rapine
htuJ blood In whit i
Lo
tenants
escaped irom
from me
the rai»iuij
rapidly uue
II . 11 ,|’1,.'r' , "-'““
'is epcupco
i
»„r.i .'i"’!?
rpreuding fire which, having dr- thev
they hud
hud been sleeping themselves.
Bon
•-.* ° 1 vourw> the house originally lighted, The few officers who stood guard
L ' . ningr swept across , the neighboring J„vcr the doors and manfully fuced
legions, were
ajrkcrs ’’i , lnlil,l'»Ks till the whole block stood I these demoniac
c
eric t!. in ; „ muss"o f hurtling flames
j b e a t e n d o w n and flung to one aidt*.
vn
amvim-"."' A
Hut Effective Defence helpless and Dunned, whihjt
f ' u,,Ji "The work thus begun eontln-1vast crowd rushed in.
..
f tb. ,u|,,lU 1 —B«lhering force and futy as urticlcs upon which they
mu
\
,ht' «J»y wore onPolice station*, seize, beds, bedding. <■ J •
t
'- " n 'l l i n i r offices, rooms «.r build-, nilure, the very k«nncmts ,,r the
■fe-jK p ^ • ' j s r E £ . * a :
l»ni<.a.hip " f ,K'‘ n " fl*'>
*u"
'* ,h" as-fluimls. sons and fathers flung to
»ne lime
liun’s armies by extenuating and 1their care.
f uf them defending treason, uud through I of them, u* sal led and
**n
violent und inceridlarv nppaal* __in nliuns and care-umara e*
poa*d to every ItnUgnUy and "Very
f nUthQ o't’ her'! rtirrinK U i.'lew d "fei'low* o f the danger, driven on to th* street
*tt with la'
to tbli very carn.va
of min And LIihhI, vyuit* cbi’crw
h o » » - , ' i l S l in . .Houas the crowd went by.
Those that
mid been faithful to loyalty »ml
..mm* • ,
atoned, and even
£ K L n «l
i “ 'n* j
in *h» •'tunned by the unity o f miscreants . M b '
tl,r ehlUltn vr.nJeirf
. .Where th.. |"
wcn’ •»•"* driven o ff by the
reding and {ral,Rnt and. determined charge pf
v>n it^hv ,, tlH* police, und in one place by the
“ equally gallant, and certainly
" « reels. f.i|. unique defence, which rants* front
flout ru»h into iuvntag the boiling water from
,,cord*..books, tha engines upon the howling
ejrery arlkk wretched who, unprepared for any
* *n U»e rooae 'UvU 'Warm reception as this, beat * 2 " was added the greater horror
and general retreat. !|^3red» which might be commit*
,.,hd rtrewn
" Unt into the U Before night full it was no jL i in the darkness; or if they
longer one vast 6j-$wd collcr^d ***
«.vn, it was by the lurid glare
*
the
arc ex- * single seetton, but groat num- „ f but nine building/, the red
rumes of which, flung upon the
tho
J K d and brutal faces, the torn
were
« i tattered garmants. of men
ihssty rotrest
women who danced and hoarlsd
rA
. « " r a,ut
oiritw.
•''•“ " S i
***ry (Mm,
,.le,r thirst
* little drink
«r rath,
officers had:
WpT rooms •
• house ami *
5 sod steady
J a k a r t a p£ *“ %
ym's’ the air.-
Sanford,
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Going!
A roupoll given with each five
gallon* gas and four quarts oil.*
' Also a coupon with earh dol
lar’s fiu rr haso good for
ALU M INUM W ARE
Drawing*' each Monday and
Thursday
Let us furnish you with the best
Ga* and Oils, Tires und Tubes
__ ,_at better prices.
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mi*
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Furniture fo r every room o f the home; Furniture
fo r every nook and corner; Furniture that you’re
proud to ow n— such is the Furniture that is o f
fered in
l his momentous
event.* f • ,
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N ew Ford Coupe
And
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No\^
Florida
One K a ra t Diamond
Kinjr
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You know this Store fo r its quality merchandise;
know it, too, fo r exceptional value in regu la r sea
son, but w ith sw eeping reductions p reva ilin g, e v
ery visitor to this institution is given the utmost
„ : fo r the prices asked.
M ay we suggest an ea rly visit while selection is
at its best?
L IV IN G ROOM S U IT E S
Rines Filling Station
In three massive pieces, upholstered in high grade velour, with
loose spriug cushions. Regular price $108.00. Sale price $163.00
11JS Sanford A*e,
Rhone 461-J________
BED ROOM S U IT E S
A handsome ttuitc designed on tho linen of striking beauty und
finished in bemitiful walnut effect. Kogttiur price $102.00. Salu
price $150.00.
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D IN IN G ROOM S U IT E S
Eat at the
A beautiful dining room suite at u very substantial saving.
Regular price $175.00. Sale prfeie $140.00.'
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"— Odd Chairs— Tableflr-Table Lamps— Desks.
In fact everything to complete the home.
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T A K E A D V A N T A G E O F T H IS P R IC E C U T
Best Cooking
Reasonable Prices
are the advantage
o f this place.
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Uon
I N L I 1 days ago I ampa Beach v/as
an area across 1lillsboro Bay, beautiful
but covered with tropic growth. Since then the
following has been accomplished: Seven hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars County Cause
way is open to traffic; temporary bridge, cost
ing Fampa Beach filly thousand dollars, com
peted and accented; two million cubic yards
ol earth pumped to make T am p a Beach shore
line ready for seawall; land cleared and eighth
• rn thousand lineal
feet of streets cut and
graded, fourteen thousand feet al ready paved;
forty-live
thousand
dollar
Administration
Building completed; two hundred foot dock'
w ilhui one week of completion— which are a
foumcasono for the public approval and demand
for Tcmpa Beach property, as shown b y —
,
W E N T Y - F O U R days are often required to
make the journey from N ew York to
Buenos Aires, Argentina,
hive days are re
quired to go from I antpa to Los Angeles -and
about the same from N e w York to Liverpool.
I'.von modern science and invention have not
made it possible to an omplish these distances
in faster time except by aeroplane.
Northern
4<anti-Floricla” propagandists \vould do well to
remember that during the short period ol
ninety days, or just the length ol lime it would
require to make only I \ V () round trips to
Buenos Aires, there has been accomplished the
gigantic task ol making a way to, and the lav
ing of the foundation lor, a suburb-city com
plete in I ainpa.
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■over $1,000,000 in Sales during the last 10 days!
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[the ( lCva- n '"Peitr m e!" remarked Ilickydoo. f
as tbe
three
draoder!"
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paddyfoo1head out
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Off Block Ialand, not many
miles from the grave of the sub
marine S-51. which sank in col
i Seven hundred and fifty train- llslon last September, the V-l
|ing planes o f nil typos.
Two hun- the.largest o f ' Uncle Ssni's un
BY CHARLES P- STEWARTi
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People Of Ontario
Begin Search. For
5 Missing People
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Thlo space contributed by—
Pentland and Mi
318 First Nat'l.
There are three miles of cherry
tresr bordering the driveway of
Potomac Park, in Washington.
PAR
tadj Say* She Took Cardoi and
Never Saw Such Improve
ment— Wa* So Weak
Couldn't Stand.
I.LAMINCjTON. tint.. Mar. f>.—
oT1'—Two dozen farmer* with ice
"b'd and sleighs today began’ a
r
systematic search of th- IS mile
lowly
up
through
.the
ground.
iee road 'between l/mmin-Ton (mil
i riMng
IVli-i- lslnr.il in lake Erie foi
talkntivo
Truffle
Hunter.
"I
setWenthersby, Miss.—Mrs, James M.
u! Wouldn't
Waldo nnd I bones Phipps, ills wife mu their
Hail,
or this plare, writes that sbo
big bear we mept again.
were out hunting for truffles and thri e children. I’milim-. cev-r. Haz
U?"
wan "getting weaker all the llnio"
el
five,
and
I'liner,
two,
missing
[yfoot sadly, we dug so deep down into the since Monday when they >Tnrt(d
when Cardul. the wonmn'n touie,
ired of Old ground for a truffle that I sug from the bihind fur tho. imtnrimul
wan
flrrt hrourlit to her attention.
Did you
am ever a gested we ride home.
in liieir aiitoiindiilc.
After
she had taken Cardul a while,
know
tlmt
Cherry
Bounce
Hill
hml
ding to be
Although Imis- i.
been ihbannot bounced nwny onco since tincbe writes (bat she “ ueyor did nee
er.
Hut
r ever,
:' never, Blue Cherry was stolen?
I al dmieil that flii- fainilv lias surviv
rurh an Improvement."
ed the days of exposure, ihe
ways
said
to
Waldo
that
I
knew
“ I .suffered oil the tlmo ami hml
■ore."
Icy and Nick that craxy hill was bewitched and .narcher* hope to find some «vipains all o'rt-r," sa.vn Mrs. Hall. "I
was so weak ( could not stand. My
(Ami Hicky- Waldo said to me that he dence its to the fate of the five.
Mail carriers who make t wire
thought—"
skin Wits cold nnd flabby. I did
"Whnt ?"
weekly
trips
to
the
b
land
reported
Right lit-re the elevator reached
more than
i'addyfoot. the top and everybody stepped off. last rmrM they saw no truce of the
finished, are obsolete already. Sup- out<joor exercise, walking and going
“ Good-bye," called Jilpo and iiutomobili along th:- route.
i-eal king of
wartime, wo lost on.- of whpn, , |ilfaBpi, ft|ld
^
Tln re is " ‘ /:gc stretch of open po^-.
JCherry anil Nancy iih they picked up two of
them.
We'd have lost half our not able to get myuolf a drink, wn i
water
near
th:iee
read
Hi
miles
the
baskets
and
rattled
o
ff
on
one
lit- my kingfrom the i-land nnd this was br carriers. (Not including tin* Lan Indeed a hardship.
|o :i bear nod of the motorcycles.
gley. which is too slow to count,)
“ Nothing seemed to help mo, till
“ Good-bye," called Hickyd >■> and im: dragged today. The Phipps
hi? prime
"But with ten, of around 10,000
f«rnil\ had visited relatives fill ll*'
began on Cardul. The first buttld
nnd bottle Nick ns they picked up th. other i: l.itul Monde And started’ hack tons apiece, one loss wouldn't hi- Iseemed
to strengthen mo, and I
»t for over hnakrt and rattled o ff on the oili
scat for five more.
By the timo
urit'*s tl'e ire late in the after so bad.
, 3* just be- er motorcycle.
“ Just so with tlie battleship. A I had taken there, 1 was on my
“ Tlmt old goose would tall: tlo- noon.
me tbnt
OffittaN nt the Ford airport, single b-ss would cripple U* too feci, going around, ilofng my work,
horns o ff n brass monkey!" suit! Heiroit. advised local authorities much.*'
Immiiw."
’
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gained in health nnd otrength.
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ever p-t Jopi- AVe can't wait nil day li“ I look two more bottles, and I
today that inli-rnnlmiml law preIn n king?" tctiing to him."
I.AGt'ARDIA sketched what br am well and ntmni:. Can work my
'i-nts then sinding plane* to aid
i'letty soon U..?y reneh*- •
Msly
I haven't had any maro
considers about the right air force garden.
ifi the ; eai d.
ju?t ft nililplf ( lace in the mail where ftalckm-us."j for America, in tunes of peace —
liiftiil Paddv- was.
Ami lie hadn't a
Auk your druggist
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.'Aerations in an
He had fold
lembi-r. when word to »ay.
■4 n-- ?p n workman
Aeuy pounce las wings and Id them
cents, iluti-d l
flo *b* Blue as soon as they gave i-/.
id it fir s t " Im-kcts of bugs.
n«l i,iniM-lf
On they rode until ij.et
off with it the wizard's palace.
DO T t f t i
I f N o V ^ H O I ’TI
I! I kail
(T o Be Coimtin tu-1
trouble* (Copyright,
NEvliON
fit F F A I.O
Most! of the fortunes thnt hnve boon nude In Florida real ewtale
have Rone (o lh<wc who were In nt the beRlnnlnR— those who
had the foresight to pioneer, which enabled them to purrhu.se
inclining properly nt attractive priceH....And any investor who
will check the far reaching beautification and improvement
program of Druid Park cannot' poselbiy question the wisdom
of Investing now.
We urge you to investigate these podklbilitlcs. Our repre
sentatives will he pleased to accompany you to the property
that you willfully understand the development program. Go
today, tomorrow may be too late.
A Britt-Chittenden Development
OUR ORGANIZATION
Frank J. Fitxpatrick
D. C. Griffin
W. C. Hill
E. M. Hunt
C. L. Britt
E. A. Chittenden
Joe D. Chittenden
L. P. Chittenden
Howard Overlin
Mildred G. Peabody
E. II. Pichnrd
Frank L. Woodruff, Jr,
THE BRITT-CHITTENDEN REALTY CO
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CLEVELAND
OCALA — Edward
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ERIE and
"•in.n picture director, at
ii re on filming a play, nut
P IT T S B I'R G II
'■■iftiiii! Heriiur. injury when i 1
i whu ll he i. d an nctor \
1n t • _ i ollidi'd .itIi another
Through Sleeping Cars
•f a w,iiti
i -t l.v a numta-r of peopb
I ill f'li) T w< '• • ' Springs. Sutherland
■ I.y. Sanford 1:05 p.in.. for:
It lift, -i'll| ! ml a badly sprained arm.
linger i
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L Akron— Mondays and Satur[the ill. nt it l
I It M l.KINS ( ’ BIT K ’lZKI)
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■H!NA, Thurginn, March 6.—'/T*yi(l lleln . |i.; I
i iftiileiliN with bobs are being
•lleit .ill r.
ii. . le.l in cnmiidvrable criticiMii. Buffalo—Tuesdays,
In I'lvertisemcnta they are likened ( ' l e v e l a n d— Mondays ami
f " |>M ' - Mussolili l>y the Society of Lung
Tuesdays.
-•n-i-l.-rat-l* , ILored Maidens. “ Just imagine u
Pl>utie> Ilium *• 'bbed Lorelei combined golden
JeaiL rats nrei bait nmiden," is one of society's Krio— Fridays, March 12, 2(i,
! " tllftillt i sliignns.
etc.
Ml. The -.‘ ill.
the nillm-fi 1 HRIDCK IS DIVORCE CAUSE
NEW YORK, March 6.—(/Hi— Pittsburgh—Mondays.
\ i'lulge game is one of the issues
i i tin- divorce suit against Arthur
Bnm• »it
Whitney, Jr., who used t<> teach
-•nliTtairi- nviuliun
nt San Antonio for the
Ji-triii niuilie testified that his wife
I'Tldll R'.tiuy army
Ann! l j fttu| overbid her hand, ho r.et her, umi
trb rt ( |.„r. then ..he slupjied Ids face.
■aid. plan, to
Hi:US ARE PERTUItnUD
•vt r . nrrieit
Tickets, Reservations, elc.,
NEW YORK. March 5. nl')
Mi-mliers of the Junior IjTiigue, an
from
n- \ iiii.ilinf, ixcliisivt- organization of debutmites,
anperturbed
over
inve
li
It. G. A I.Y. T. A.. A. C. L.
^ ’idgid. gave
Hen, ..... . gations to a per forma me of Roger
l-t the-, li.iul,! Wolfe Kalin’s jazz band ivldi h re
Slation. Phone ii-'I-J
k**' In,ml bus ferred to lb,- liostnss of a cabaret
us
president
of
tlie
league.
The
Ihtl 'UiU'iiet'.
hiistess has apologized, explaining
® vi-ars ef tlmt an employe erred.
a ii pair
r>nr:i ||. S tockm an is serving her
IU«*. naa
coml term ns n metnU'r of the
icliigan stale board of ugricul-
the Substantial C ity to the W o rld
Do* your share fo r the Sanford
Chamber o f Commerce Special
Publicity D rive
dersea vessels, today was th be
submerged to the 200 foot level.
Three submarine experts are to
study her pfrformance during the
dix-e and at that depth where the
wntcr oressure per souarc Inch,
is R8.8 pounds, if the submersible |
passes the test* satisfactorily she
wiU be accepted for active service
with the fleet -of first line sub
marines.
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She carries n crew o f seven o f
ficers and 84 men, is S41 feet long
nnd. 27.8 feet wide.
PAINS ALL OVER
HUT should the commander of
an nrniy nr a fleet personally dirert his foiees from the nir?
" I f he wants to know -whntli_
going on," nodded LnGunrdiu. ]
That’s where he can see the whole
thing.
"A s I've said, the plane has|
revolutionized war."
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“■NO, .unless we can stop .ware,
whieh we ought to try our best to
do," continued the congressman,
"surface nmiies aren’t nhsolide.
Hut an army, opposed to nnnther
one which rontrols the nir, can’t
possibly advance.
"W e still need ships, but the log
battleship is obsolete.
“ So are our plune enrriers. The
warning.
The name
■ T Jrope ban been 'Bj
use for more than *800 years:
988 feet
^SBQMGTON LETTER
r“" r:*d!' i ” ortr?r t o T„r
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Undergo N ew Tests
Washington , March o
tlrpd finel £l f ty
When Congressman Ptnr«11« *_1
i i . ,m * om} £i*ty
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Five
, r
i f -of........
LaGuardia
N « v*°
‘ i oempiete groups each of observnH. R i c h . r t U , or
.n,m
° ( N c ” r Y " rk •“ *
thing to say in the Hous^of nen' i tion' t,ay » » d night bombing and
Chair,nan’ " ' ™ i f c , W|iBctaonr iIb- ■
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i use o f Rep- photo planes.
Three groups each
resentatives
ion; ne.s 0f pursuit
pur9ujj and
an,| attack
Two
Rhta Committee of th- l * ^ 0" . ’ listened to. about aviation
attack planes.
pi
sets
o
f
spare
ptjrta
all
.'round.
.H e was a flier himself with the
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"Which," commented the con
He won a major's rank, too, and gressman, "is noarly 100 per cent,
S P ,-B/"/* H knight com more than we hnvc now."
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K i l h« y
»n te d \ fffiS S mandership of the crown of Ftaly,
l-atiiian)iii doesn't go as far as
November.*” cont'nue until
"And." he concluded, I ’d* make
o agree with Ex-Colonel Mitchell these planes work fo r their keep
will be that armies and .navis* are ob- — for the postoffice department,
*oid the first ami third Tuesday of soh te but he does say the air
for the geodetic survey, lor the
Caifo r",°Mth .?nd wii,1,1 »nnly from plane hns revolutionized war.
const guard, for anything the gov
yalr°. HI-. EvnnsvilU, Ind
St
ernment needs.
the t e k S nCW,,^ ! ; ^ UigV‘^ ' Meml
UWnAT*S more." he hddeil. "our
“ I’d go farther.
I ’d make the
S ? he nn, f i i ^ r 1, J hc rat<‘ r : n’ y “ nd. ,,av>- heads know Jt. hut navy work, mayTJc carrying mails.
round
n.,i will
V]\l\be52accorded
for th* selves,"
thP>’ n;:,n t nd'»B I*, even to themlounu trin*
trip nnd
• "I'd mako.the army work. For
parties of not Jess than five adult*.
Why not?
instance look at the engineers.
i ° n W E r4 d B ^ " ll^ ' cd nl a!Hr
m M the flying congress Why keep them merely practicing?
f, i!?« m J‘ lnP'd« desired. Persons ] man, “ in war time,-what dobs 4 What's the ‘pn+Uar with bridge
ivnntagc of tho special eoncnjl do? Why, he commandeers
rate must complete the return trip ti nice thntemi, rafely at the renr# building and irrigation and reclnOf course the en-'
to thur homes by midnight lho| nnd livts there in comfort, while nmtion work?
twenty-first (lay after purchase of , nlhors suffer all the hardships and listed men would bo paid accord
inglyAnd the officers would He
their tickets.
|take all the risks.
learning tp be rcnl‘ engineers.
"It's fine to stand on the briiige
of n big battleship nnd mnnmiver
a splendid fleet.
"A man who's usVil to the chntenu or the battleship bridge can't
afford to let himself realize that
wars are fought now in the nir.”
**I shall hnvc to Jook in my index
again and see whrit it aaya about
kings and btuejaynT
“ Never *mind, Hickyuoo. We're
starting how," squeak. 1 Paddyfoot.
, '
The elevator was rising slow
ly up through the ground.
Queer
passenger* Rot on and o ff hs it
made It* trip up through the cen
ter of the earth again, and back to
(ho place from which they had
started.
One of them was no other time
thee Truffle Hunter, and Waldo,
''"WVrii, .well, welir*
*m
Netr Su bm ,
An ideal interior finish.
Nails direct to studding and
does away with lath and plas
ter.
SANFORD G RO VE
Ring us, phono R.'iB, and say [ J
von want us to send some one j
to show you and telj you about,
it.
Atlantic Coast Line
A m id Majestic Pines
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There is a saving i'» cost
when you use Sheetrocji.
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CHASE & CO.
G REA TEST PRO G RESS
Phone
We invite you (o make a tour of the city, to frtudv the activity in the dif
ferent Kections of the city, to decide for yourself where the greatcut amount
of improvements und developments are now taking plare. You ure sure
to select the southeast section uh the most active center. Sanford's greatest
growth Is very evident In this section and in the heart of this great ac
tivity lies Sanford Grove.
BUILDERS
and
FARMERS
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All city Improvements nnd conveniences will be installed in Sanford Grove
as soon us the present limits ure extended. The assurance that the present
limits would be extended has been given the developers of Hanford Grove
and every effort is being made for a speedy decision.
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Our representative will be glud to give you complete details concerning the
■development of Hanford Grove, a call or phone message wiU pqt you In touch
x^ilh us.
. »-v
itvir;
it
IMftl thins
1 found hire:
' The animal
w:t»utv nflir
ftceivcl thm
Caruthr rs
■Wlvmt. Ca' found; The
J'Skf- in lh<?
‘ ‘ ondnei-B for
^hind the
■Although the
*?!*>fhit with
j w k Clanu.
P,1f !>; Man h
Ytonda Use.
P* onportuni.
f c i * tKmr
«wid idl«.
f eatrrtd the
E7L w
n''*r cuuLi
Wew
M* enrre,,.
H aud gav*
Saturday March 6
If t-o, you will have pronounced
vtarWaa on many subjects and will
becorm famous later for advocat
ing then.
Many of your views will '-<» rilthl
although you suffer monv arguments hocniur you advocate thing*
varliur than they afe a reality.
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should be a succeasful buMperson.
„inu hnvi prospects o f inherilinB
“ fair size « um,
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SUNDAY. MAItni 1
*• 80< you’ aro active and eperrelic.
.
You are fond o f outdoor life * 1™
ion* automobile tours and hunting
camP trip* will appeal to you' °.u *?• thoughtful o f other* and
MTv inclined to be Jovial and Mm°rou*v
' « « will have snm# <H**D(Kant\
*ne«ta-but they will not worry
*»ur married life will t * h*PP**
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E. C. M ILLER, President
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First National Bdnk Bldg.
Phone 249
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10
t-t(.jix »«*•*•- .■
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51",i
\Til.
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tHy
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the day of Ihe Opening Sale. No strings to
this o ffe r s Just deposit your name in the
ballot box. on the property and then be pres
ent Wednesday afternoon when your name id
drawn.*
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He our guest 7or the Barbecue Dinner on
Wednesday and take time to look Oakdale
over. We have hod lots of people toll us they
lijte it. We wont your opinion. Don t fort
get the day.
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Bankers Are Asked
droad Employee In Hospital A fter
Being Beaten By 5 Unidentified Men To Keep Names O ff
In State
JAC K S O N V ILLE , Fla., March ft. .McGrow followed to find five nfen Projects
—v P j— M. J. McGrow, ftft.year-old (carrying her husband to a sedan
master mechanic at the Idea) yards i parked in front o f the house.
o f the Seaboard A ir Line, is in n I Mrs. McGrow screamed nnd was
Question as to Whether the hospital here n* the result o f a!ordered i«* “ keep quiet" but she at' State Board of Examiners hcntlng given him lost night when Irnctcd the attention o f neighl*era
he was kidnaped from his home. 1who came to the scene and saw her
Cah Be Mandamused Is to He was found this morning in swj clinging to her husband ns the men
J. .Come From Hlffh Justices semi-conscious condition lying in : pulled him away,
a Weeded field near Hilliard, Nhs-J Witnesses stated thnt the men
used pistols to prevent any inter.
TALLAH ASSEE . Fto.. Mar. ft.— sau county.
Inver,tigation has been stnrted (ference with their plans' nnd that
by Fred King, county detective, they were about 10 minutes in comDcteclives o f the city failed to dis-1 plot mg their task. They drove o ff
cover any enemies o f Mr. McGrow l with Mrs. McGrow holding onto
upon investigating the case.
An The door o f the car nnd when about
agent of the Seaboard A ir Line is In block away one Of tho men threw
also aiding in tho Investigation, her to the street. She was carried
They could attribute no motive for to the home of n physician for
however, explains that “ FloOtftt
tjewpapera art excluded owing to
abnormal conditions, real estrl.e
advertising comprising tho greater
portion <if the total volume car
ried by them.’’
Tin* New’S, according to tho sta
tistics, did*carry thr greatest lin
age of local ndvOyjisjrig published
by any rtciyipat»r\fg^tHo South
during likM—elttriclctff Floridn.
PAIN TIN G IS MARRED
JACKSONVILLE. -March C|-y
Directors (if the Central National
Bank o f St. Petersburg at the sug
gestion of A. F. Thomnsson. presi
dent o f the institution, have ndonteil if resolution which the Fiona®
State Chamber of Commerce dedares might result in the saving
o f hundreds of thousands of dol
lars to the general public If ad""»cd by hanks generally throughout
the state. The' resolution points
out that new stock promotions and
other organisations invariably so-
serintions or for moral effect tn
selling stock.
„ The declaration is made thnt It
is not wise for any officer, employe,
or director of the institution to
become connected with or join in
nny newly organized company or
corporation wlfidt Intends to of*
for atock. or seciifiBea to t|ie nublie without thoroughly investiga
ting .every dcUBl>a*d the porson,nrp nnd ig^n-‘-thru "not until the
IJoircl giviW fy'npprovnl nl n for
mal mcelingA The resolution fur
ther declares'tha,t any officer, rmplnye or director who forms such
a connection without anprovnl of
tho board automatically resigns
his position with the ban!:.
rushing and bustling raw world
Hemmed in by n rising skyline; by
,tcel end stone monuments to mw*
clmndire, by the fantastic effects
o l modern architecture, this exotic
thing of mosaic and filngreed
stone has often seemed to me n
symbol—'■yes, oxen n sort .of warn
ing to the speeding hordes that
there are civllixntions bid as time
itself, and these have risen nnd
is the place where---- " And if you casy t<( Imagine some c
have wandered Hie New Y o rlrb y- muMzin of the desert cryl
ways, and in these wanderings ,fl the f a|thful.
have been intrigued by a certain
And jta vojco> j f jt COuld
spot— then make double haste. j am |)(jrc wouj j Bfly. « y
For even as y o u r train rushes ^
Tl)sb____„top ........
across the nation the hand o f the
pr wh(,ro #H thig
wrecker may be upon it.
you., arc you so importan
Already the finest o f the
aR this hurry nnd scurry I
town Fifth Avenue
‘
nnt... contomnlnte....Just n
making way for hUKe npnrtn ent } nm n
bol o f clvli|tpt
buildings.
The hUtorie
,m old, old world...... tnkenr
places boast a handful of survivors.
. .,
thanks to prohibition and the fact
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JhUt humans now seem to prefer
Dut, o f course they will
diversion to pfood food.
Tho ,vole©' o f Mflnhnttfl
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ewers: *■ lam ruthless ...w
ANf> now tho Snracenlc mina^ tradition to mc....I am youl
rets of Temple F.mnnti El. which tiles quickly o f old toys. 1
bring a breath or the Orient to the is sacred to m e ..I would
very heart of the Fifth Avenue down that which can never
shopping belt, arc to disappear.; plnced-.your old world rclb
Here, nhove nil other spots in; shrinen....not I....the castles
New York, was a hnunting echo rich nnd the temples o f thj
front, an older world sounded in they are nil one to me I npi
MISS AMERICAN fi
n e w y o r k T m ^ 6,-h
Bonino o f Florence,
DAnnuntio tako FiumP
captured the heart of u
GUlmore, daughter of Fr
more, secretary of the
Equity Association. The
be married in Florence in
A N C IE N T USED ^
P H ILA D E LPH IA , Msr
— Rouge lifted by the u,
Carthage, 3.000 years ng
as good for its purpon
home o f It was found b\
pedition o f Count Byron
prok nnd tried by n worn:
party.
BARIS, Mar. 0 — (A*)— A paint
ing shown nt the Independent
NEW YORK, Mnr. ft.— (A*)—
Salon Imn been slashed to rihhona.
The papers have been criticizing Rome British correspondents who
have hern writing nbnui the Cnlhit ns Soviet propaganda.
curt rase relnto that there is a
new slang phrase in London—“ a
Protection under t
moral Im p", manning a gay bird or
States patent extends
something such.
the Canal Zone.
•explitin to tho board w ty ho had
constituted himself as a Florida
lawyer, the brief o f the respond
ents States. It also seeks to show
that Mr. Shaw was on nttomey of
North Carolina in good standing;
that he had made application to the
board in accordance with the rc(tutremenlsj thnt he produced a f
fidavits us to chnrneter nnd a mint_lo_rr[. of . letters .from reputable
Jurists, "attesting to applicant's
high character and standing, Imth I
ns a man nnd ns n lawyer.in NorlIt
Carolina.
Rf&j.
ILifutved Examination
Counsel for Mr. Shaw ulna do; : dared In the hrief that before pubHalting tho book he had sought the
ndvlco o f the attorney general of
l/.. Florida on Just whut he should do
and not do. In order to become eliglblo for tho examination, nnd thnt
h» hod adhered strictly to the nil
|r
vice o f the attornoy general.
Kn . 'After receiving tho board's let
ter. that he would not he given the
examination, Mr. Shaw’s hrief con
tinues.' ho came to Tallahassee to
confer with the examiners. Mr.
Anderson, tho brief goes on, “ in a
very abrupt manner said that ho
'would not hoar him nnd thnt he
could not take the examination."
Judga Lovo was then nnnlled to
jV at Quincy and nn alternative writ
, o f mandamus was issued, requir
ing, the board to permit Mr. Shaw
. to stand the.examination the next
day. or show cause whly tills had
nnt bean done. The writ was senvP.’.
upon"4hd right fnenihgrs of the
b ; , board on tho day tho examination
fr); . waa held, the brief states, nnd P.
ly
D, .Beall,
D..
Beall, a
n member o f the
tin hoard. ,
• requested Afr. Sliww to postpone
■ the matter for n day; that the
_ board, or somo mem Iter o f it, would
then appear before Judge Lice
and tluitf if after it henrino, the
judge granted the peremptory writ
of mandamus, the examination
Would bo given.
Within a short time thereafter,
tho brief stales, Mr. Anderson ap
plied to the Rtipriv.il] Court nnd se
cured a rule to Judge I«ove to show
cause why a writ uf prohibition
should not ho Issued retraining
him from proceeding with the man- I
f
EwiimubV
B IT H L O today is distinguished (ri
contemporary development ofterii
by the possessions that are Bithlo’i
now
For the children's room, or any room lor
that matter, where the floors are sub
jected to exceptionally hard usage, we
recommend Pec (»ee Floor Enamel.
S elect
BLANTON WRONG, BAYN ARE
k m interior use (
r
th e color
H IG H W A Y
Bithlo is on the Cheney-Dixie HigJ
way, paved to and through the cityw
Bithlo.
Now is the time to enamel your floors,
so come in and let us help you sELKer
THR COLOR.
BTBONG POLICEMEN B LllB ll
PH ILAD E LPH IA, March B.—(A’ i
—Chivalrous blushing policemen
guarded tho Omega sorority here
all night after they had forced the
door with pistols drawn and found
lft girls In silk pajamas nnd other
B dainty things.huddled ip tho front
r- hail terrorized over n burglary thnl
caused them to phono the police.
,
Hithlo today has
East Coast trains
the city o f Ritlilo.
that best liarmorurcs
with surroundings. You caretest assured
that floor enamel batring the Pec Gee
label will deliver a full dollar’s worth of
service for every dollar spent on it.
I
BALTIM ORE. Mnr. 0. - ( A V
’A be Ullman, who runs n sea foml
.fdnee, says Blanton o f Texas, was
all wrong in naming his establishnumt an ono of 400 open saloons
here. Abe insists Ik> has kept n
Tow made nt his wife’s 'death bod
not to violate the law.
R A IL R O A D
Lossinff Paint Company
STR EETS
1.1.1 Sanford Avenue
I’ ll one ,17li
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Bithlo has city street pavements-#
in nrosnect but in actual use toW
The (vnolwnrth building In New
York City, is 7ttft feet high.
FERNWAY
(It eijoohing I .like Con wav
1-2 Mile from City Limits
Cliuice llnmcsite Luts
:> 0 \ i 5 o
$.300 to $450
10r i Dmvn, .V’, Monthly
*R. C . T IS D A L E , J R
.2.16 Mriflch Bldg.
SANFO Rl),
B IT H L O
e Ave.
Whore Vnluea ami Prices Hunnonixo
02 N. ©ranire Avenue
S A LE S C O M P A N Y
'
Field Office at Bithlo
.
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�unlNBcatalog promised.* '
Of enterprising Paris
collLction might hkxr re- trook* got the jump on Finance
PilJu £ ,h **}fr WK* h“ not * Minlejer Doumer recently with'the
and hat to match while I T 1* !* * ^ Paris book-seller notified the auc- Bnndimcemcnt o f the introduction
tfoneor ns soon u it was put up. of a, bill in Parliament putting .a
Heston. clZr .isTcr o f^ ;
rah wireless receiving sets.
A h° ° V cd' t,lc copyright and
so the purchaser could only obtain Taking time by the forelock, these
^n#JP.r‘ nl Possession, but could not unscrupulous but ingenious per
publish any of the letter*.
sons, armed with boon o f officialamong the guests!
n w,,r«
looking receipts, began calling at
J f t f c t w y wm" forget the
the houses with wireless aerial
Lord Rothcrmcl has bu» i .. i In V .k 'J f-u 0!’ ’ . between France terminals on the roof or In the
and the United SUles and will re yard, betraying tho presence 'o f
I1;652-000 ix»n«£^ itSSSoo)
ho 14 acres site of « lunatic'W- member only the crusade fought wireless sets, and collecting ss
? ? 7 0tl by the two nations who large • tax as they thought the
i°J‘c "Lnd nn^rstand edch' householder would stand for.
other, being honest nations, made
The prefecture o f police was ob
up of honest people," former Am
n Permanent memorial to his wife bassador Jusserand said in a speech liged to broadcast a warning
against these individuals, remind
T h> n8.vlum IS being removed to this wok nt Lyons.
ing the public that tho hill insti
Addington in Surrey.
l"
Recailing his long stay in the tuting the lax had not y rt been
wb?Lm'0Muf lhe til|p Hvlhlehem united States where he was ac parsed.
credited as aifthassador under five
terrn
i meaning
m lhc eo
mo» administrations.
h„™, ^'B
• edian
am ^n
n"
nm
Innd.
M. Jusserand paid
Two hundred deputies
have
tribute to the American character, signed a letter petitioning M. Dal
as very practical and very gen Piax, president o f tho French line,
erous. Ho scrupulously refrained to christen the new boat being built
from nny form of propaganda dur for tho Company at St, Naxalro,
ing the war, relying, and not in uJ-» Palx." which is translated “ The
vain, on Franco’s just cause and Pcaco,
ham Orders to the exSnt of America’s good sense.
The company has not yet an
SoSn'k
,WUndV V0,r? IwArd and Ho gnvo numerous examples of
“O.OOO buyers of nil nationalities American enthusiasm, affection nounced its decision bat is re
looked over the exhibit*. \’ot ,„,]v and generosity toward France, nnd port wl to be hesitatin'* betweenwere actun! orders placed but there American appreciation o f the cool “ Versailles" and “ Verdun.” TRs
liner I k intended to establish a new,
prospective order* to the ex- vulur of the French soldiers. A
’ tnt. of rnniiv million* more Tho common trait of the tw'o races, he record for luxury in the trans-At
lantic service.
personal interest shown ,hy rhe said, was gaiety in the midst of
king and prince of Wales greatly Peril.
The newly elected president of
helped tho enterprise.
•kpfstfcr Lnrt H o C n ! * S "
11 mi*lion, been mnsing esnausuvo travelling cosutme 1!?’ ? VT* her . , , 3
lf
X
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4
f
taV f ^ ^ u I t a memorandum deaiing with the aspects and possiblliIjA nf such n tax has been prejVnted to the cabinet for considcrat ion.
pI |t fo--estimated that .n betting
contest might easily produce flfc 1 000,000 yenrly.'ann the chancellor
■ is loath to allow such a sum escape
; him.
It if understood that Premier
Bald win and the other ministers
*n? vet to be converted-to the idea
I of such n Ux. which might offend
the moral feelings o f the country.
Mr Churchill, however, may nt, tempt to introduct the tax next
year.
r
—i —
England . hns bon basking
in
prematurely sjfrinrfikd wvathtif,
which Is most welcome to all sport
enthusiasts nnd the Oxford and
Cambridge crews have been prac
ticing on the Thnmes for their
annual race.
Tho race is still n month ahead
so it i» too early for nny useful
comparison betwen tho two crews.
Oxford has tho heavier boat, suit
able for the rough tvater such as
lost them tho race last year. They
j are also experimenting with new
! ideas in training diets, the men
Ireceiving loss meat nnd more frViit.
All meats except beef and mut|ion. together with soup nnd enke,
have been banished from the list,
j and only small allowances o f alco
holic drinks nre permitted.
Z
most doubly qualified ’* * ha weighs
102 kilograms (over. 482 pounds)
while the qualifying l/nllt for mem
bership is about 220 pounds. M.
Paul Sutty was on active oerrie*
throughout the war, though not in
the trenches, for his weight then
of 343 .pounds disqualified him*
He can still jump onto an auto bus
if it has started before he .has
reached it, and is an active bteye*
list, not on ready-made m*chines
out o f stock, but • specially coustructed machine which is on the
“ bicycle built for two style/'
POTTER’S “ORLANDO M A ID *
CANDIES
Special attention paid to
parties, receptions
Shingling has become popular for
little girls as well as fo r those o f
larger growth among Paris' fem
inine population and thereby have
come complications nt nupltal and
other church function*.
Paris has its traditions, nnd one
of them says that small girl at
tendants on tho briile at weddings
must wear curls. Consequent!**,
fond papas arc today treated to the
sight o f madame arranging false
and weddings.
Factory 308 W. Central Avenue x
Retail Store 15 E. Central Avenue
Orlandes Florida
FLORIDA’S LARGEST AND
MOST BEAUTIFUL HOTEL
PARIS, March f>. —j .-Pi
—
iha Fat Men’s ilub nt Paris I* al
Americans living here have been
[slow to adoet the English cits*
Itom of having n cup o f ten itefore
getting out of bed in the morning
and on this account, London Imtels have decided to serve Amor!- J
ran guests with a shbstitlite of-n^
glass of orango or grape juice.
The new idea is to be tried out
on the spring nnd summer visitors
from the United Stntep nnd if not
. uiTossful, tlu» hotel, will t r y the
plan of giving grnpo fruit
or
oranges or nnv fruits the guests
limy desire.
RESTORED SHAPELINESS
T
Apart from tho cleansing advan
tage* of our system o f dry clean
ing, Is tho added merit of restored
tiHapdincss to each garment. This
of course cmphnrlscs t)w*arenovstion process. Von will admire tho
fresh newness of appearance In
nny garment entrusted to our enro
for dry cleansing.
Working on the assumption Hint
“ seeing is believing,’ ’ the conserv
ative party 1ms arranged n series
of films to lie taken o f cabinet
ministers in action or legislating.
These will Ik* shown throughout
the constituencies nt conservative :
meetings and will form part o f a
program of “ pictures with a mor
al." Lectures will lie arranged in
connection with the film nnd in
country districts where no halt is
availnhle a travelling cinema pro
jector will be used.
Winston Churchill nml Sir W il
liam .lovnson-Hicks hnve already l>.- n filqo’d at work and will “ star"
in the fir-t of the films to In- 1
shown,
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HE Hollywood is directly on Hollywood Beach, over
looking the Atlantic— fireproof, coven stories hijfh,
500 rooms, nil with bath, tho majority facing the
ocean.
The Hollywood is "homey”— democratic, providing rest
ful happiness and comfort to every guest. Tho Hollywood
is extreme in beauty.
Gueala In bathing costume may go direct from their
rooms to the delightful surf-bathing on Hollywood beach and
to piny on the warn snnda.
The Hollywood hna unexcelled service nnd cuisine, fur
nished by hotel experts.
^CLEAM/nG
led other tropical sports. Entrancing
motor drives to Miami, Taim Hesch and
other couthcrn Florida society placet.
Music by tho ITollywood hotel concert
orchestra. A boncstt Is hold overv Bandny ovrnit.j; In tho gorgeous lounge
room by tlie Hollywood Symphony Or
chestra of 30 nrtists.
EKlM BEJa
ItVVKS. IXCLUUINQ HRAI.ll
s i i t , oii.so per Oar suit wet (we tm
iu io ,
aro.oe and ap.
H O LLYW O O D
Florida's All-Yonr Resort City
Jo*«|iti IV Young. Founder
P O S IT IV E L Y BIG G EST A L L - S T A R
Hanfnrd OMoa: l i t
W. fleoond I t
C IR C U S
ENTOUR
U r fffla v
H f t r i D O U S
ARRAY
D E A TH D EFYJNC t
O F S T t L L A R A M i r N i C A C TI S
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U A K C 'Df.V,lL,Ss
• R O X ^ L ' J E & J E R S n i t H IS A P O A S S A O O R S O f F U N I S
i
Sanford
D R IV E O U T S U N D A Y
|attended
lertons
in
0—B IG , N IT E 8 —<
isil lo Wynncwood will ufford u imwt enjoy« afternoon recreation. Make this jipol at the
rseclion of Mellonville and Geneva avenue lhe
inalion of your Sunday afternoon automobile
[Mo 1hut
ilnsir lM,w
K U I£LUX K L A N
BIGGEST A M USEM ENT E V
OF THE ENTIR E SEASON
HTJJ1TING
“BRING THE K ID D IES" ML
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W yn n e w ood Properties, Inc
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D. M. BREAM. Sales 1
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OPPOSITE
UNB
PIER
Sanford RealtyjCom pany
-
BALL BUILDING
Sales Agents
Rhone Si
Tf
LA K E PR O N T BLOCK
CLYD E
115 MAGNOLIA AVE. %
Phone 394-J
CIRCUB GROUNDS
BIG NITES 6
THE FOLLOWING CIRCUS STARS TO APPKA]
Hob Morton prucnU. TUB MANGHAN TROUPKj
IaKk»y slsUrsi Flying Franklinat Large and Marg
Ruth Baldwin and slater*i TW La Touraj The Pm >
Hiuppardij BaandJng Allta Johnnant LaoliUj MU*,
ana; Martha Vannersonj itm Acn!U-Cas*enava Trw
Nkk Gaik Moscow Troup*; Speers Familyt Th* 1
�. Sanford Automobile Co.
£09 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137
Sanford Daily Herald
LIN C O LN — FORD — KORDSON
Edward Higgins, Inc.
Commercial k Palmetto. Phone 331
W A NT AD. BATES
Terms: Cash (n Adrlnce
-STEWART T H E FLO R IS T”
Flowers for all occasions.
814 Myrtle. - Phone 260; W,
27— Professional Services
D IA N A
Moon — Diana Salos and Scrvise
208 W. First St.
Phone 617 "IF -1 only had healthl” Aro you
one o f the many who aro con
8. Q. PORTER. Mgr.
tinually necking that goal? I f so,
Phono 482 J for appointment and
NASH
try Chiropractic Adjustments.—
Sanford Dealer, S. A. Rive
208 W. First St.
Phunc 617 Dr. W. E. Mac Dougall,
Telephone'ads, win be received
far patrons and collector sent
immediately for payment. '
1 T im e ___________ 10c a line
8 Times
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8c a line
6 T H h e a ____________ 7c a line
26 Times ......
Sc a line
The reduced rates are for
Consecutive Insertions.
• Six words of average length
are counted a line.
Minimum charge of 30 for
first insertion.
W A N T E I> -K oo^ . by RoMlcmnn. 84— HoUSto F o r ^ f l l e
Must bo centrally located, witn
conveniences.
Address ,
SEW ING M ACHINE for V ic .
Practically new. half price.
Beautiful.cream-colored embroi
dered Evening W ra p , never used.
Very reasonable. Address Box 8
car© Herald.
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LARGE
GAS
B A N O r tir fe c t
Mpt. Freloon, 608
32— Help Wanted— Fcntalo
SEM INOLE HUDSON-ESBEX
INC.
203 Oak Avenue
Phono 41
6 1 — Miscellaneous
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1921
. 1921
1923
1924'
1922
1922
Hup Touring .*
Dodgo Touring
Essex ( I ) Touring
Star Touring
Overland Touring
Ford Touring
STENOGRAPHER pnrt lime ten
per week. Good opportunity. Ad
dress Port Office Box 694
A COMPLETE STACK
W ANTED — Two good colored
chefs nt one© (it the Sanford
Cafe. 125 W. First St. Must he
experienced cooks—good cl short
order work.
1MV GARAGE HARDWAlM
Of
84—
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i.
Notice
Phone 3
fV-'
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Bargain Hunters!
Two lots corner Geneva nnd
Palmetto Streeta. Easy-
Torms.
Box 36 Herald.
15— Service Stations— Repairto g
,v
WANTEDI
9—Personals
,
MY. A PAR TM E N T house on first
suvet Is o ff tho murket.— II. A.
Holvcrson.
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YOUR PROPERTY w ^
Miry Maine* Realty Co. Cel,
6099 Squeaks
Wo'll take ’em. out nnd
AB SO LU TE LY FREE
Monday nnd Tuesday,
Feb. 22 nnd 23 .
PERFECTION AUTO
•
IJ V U N D R Y ^ ^ S ;
ROYS' BICYCLE W ANTED. No.2
Baggett apt. Rose Court.
Only-producera wnntcd. We have SANFORD nnd PH ILA D E LPH IA
Wo have Northern buyers for
an uniiRitnlly attractive proposition
.
to offer to hustlers who have come real bargains.
LIT TLE nnd CI.AYD EN
to Sanford to tnnko money.Our list
■{ Ball Building.
ings nnd cliontcl is tho best. If
you are n aulesmnn nnd want to
make permanent connections, where 67— Rooms With Hoard
your services will luj appreciated, r~n
-----rr
and y*»ur inconio unlimited. Ad- RtJUMH, with or without meals.
Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
dress IJox I)-100 care Herald, for
.an interview.
I fiS— Rooms Without Hoard
TWO CONNECTING III I) M W I S
‘ 616 W. 1st. Street.
’
5BUS?
DARK (tarred Roek |iur© bred
.................... .......... .......... ..... . t egg-, per setting $2.60 nnd $5.00.
Avenue nnd Third Street. Tele"
^ r,<‘ •*” bn Diehl, Mellonville
DODGE
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V
Terwilleger, Prop,
•r>8— Household Goods
AUTOMOBILE DEALEitsfTf~you BABY
STROLLER
W ANTED,
want to sell your used
tmed cars',
car ndmost
la> in good condition,
vertiao daily on the classified
Phone O'.BJ.
vlA»M E ‘ 3 * T H E t t U T L E K * J U t> T H O L D T H E W I R E
Avenue
and
Our listings enn not be
excelled
C A L L 708.
a
R E A L T Y CO.
B R ITT-C H ITTE N D E N
R E A L T Y CO. ,
BU NG ALO W
El. VERANO BUILDING
COM I’A NY
Close in on Palmetto Avenue.
Eastern exposure. 6 rooms nnd
hath. Price for next few days $0700
easy terms.
Eastern exposure lot in Pino
Durst‘$1600; Cash $800. Bulanco »o
•ult.
HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT, INC.
Renltor*
b*ir&t Street and l ’uimrtto Ave.
See
14
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4
v •«.» ■•><*«<— McOVU.I, & FOX
REALTORS
PH O NE 746.
^
Kurd
HUM ES!
wiU*
New five room Stucco Bunga
low on Sanford Avenue, near
Geneva Avenue.
priced.
Reasonable
Terms.
Beautiful syk
room
Spanish
type stucco bungalow, hordwooii floors,
double garage.
I erms.
85— Lots For Sale
87— A c re a g e fo r Sale
In
TW O
I.OTS IN
P IN E H U R ST
$1,800 per lot. Choice corner
lot Sanford Ave., opposite Bagged
Apts., $3,500. 6 lota, Flora Heights,
$1,000 per lot. Easy terms.
Mary Mnines Realty Co., 305 Mngnolin Avenue. Telephone 394-W.
BLOCKS 41 & 43 Benson Springs
containing about 49* acres,
fronting 300 feet on bake Monroc, running back to new highway
C30 feet. Prico $5500.00 Cash.Wakefield Simmons & Co.. Auburndnle. Fla.
hml
MODERN HOMES
Spnnish design bungalow, cent
rally located. Well, located house*,
apartment;,, nr home sites, with ull
improvement*. Prices nnd terms
very reasonable.
A. P. C O N N E L L Y & SONS
Cor. Second and Magnolia
CELERY FARMS
Priced to Sell
3 ncrcs with cotta"*, $,'.0Wt
6 acres, hquso and barn $6,000
10 acres, 7 acre* cleared f.^OO.
10 ucrcs, new house ami barn
$12,000
See JAS A. JOHNSON
112 W. First SL
FOR TH IS W EEK O N LY, one of
the best corner lots, eastern ex
posure in Sanford nt u right prico.
Reasonable terms; Four room
house 011 lot 60x200, throe miles
south of postoffice. Furnished or
unfurnished. Terms. For infor
mation call owner, 4R2-J.
THE
TWO ID E A L homesites sixty foot
frnntagu on park in Fort Mellon
Subdivision in view of lake. Special
price this week, good terms own
ers. Address 11 B Box 122 Zellwood, Fin.
DAVKY-W INSTO N
Organization Incorporated
OWN ERS
Masonic Bldg.
PhoneTuT.
77— Houses for Kent
W ANTE D TO RENT garage
1)0 clone ill. Write W.
cure of Herald.
SIX room house, electric
store and ggs station,
box 2 care of Iirrald.
HAN I .A NT A LOT
with South Exposure $2,700
Terms to suit
MA Y F A I R I.OT
corner Union Ave nnd Elliot
Street.
$4,000 Terms, Easy
M AG N O LIA H EIGHTS LOTS
on Hughey St. ut- Bargain
Prices.
B E L A IR LOTS
On Mvihonville Ave. amongst
large'oaks. Price will surprise
you.
BOOTH nod GIBBS
Park and Second
,
By G E O R G E M c M A N U S
T C U - 'o l f t :
(
N o ‘^>i r :
l T h i n k *bo
T o u D o t s 1r
- t>A T
Under construction nrw
Spanish stucco house, seven
rooms; garage and nenznti
quarters. Comer Magnoli*
and Spurting. Easy tcrmi
W ill b© ready for occupancy
about February 1st
f4ew Spnnish type house;
■ix rooms; in Bel-Air on Mellonvillo Avenue; easy terms.
New Spanish stucco luneilow in San Lanta; easy
terms.
Lots 3, 4 and 5 Block It
Tier 1; corner of Sanford
Avenue and 15th st. $100(4
per front foot for quick *ak.
Easy terms.
lx»t 20, Block 8, San l^nti;
price $2,600.00.
0:« ROOMS, nil city improvements
Cnsh or easy terms. Furnished
if desired. W. W. Snyder. 112%
S. Park Ave. Astor Farms. Phono
637-J.
A R E A L l>argnin in n furnished
home. See Simmons Realty Co.,
phone 49-J,
W E .l~ L .A s T Y-/V0T
ycj
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W- LAWTON. i>fjl(of
Phono 743,
Meistb Hldr.
NEW BU NG ALO W . Six rooms,
breakfast room nnd hath. Roc
Bond Stucco. I^irge lot 60X170
feet. Ready for occupancy. See
owner. J. II. Jnckson, office 112
East 2nd. St. Phone 611.
Huilt in a substantial manner.
Six rooms and breakfast room,
screened porch and open porch,
hardwood floors, hot water
system, roomy, closets. Rep
resentatives nt tho property nt
all times to show you through
these beautiful homes.
B R IN G IN G U P F A T H E R
ity t h e Ji
R E t»\ Q E .N C E • O va: -VOU
V /A h lT T o
TO .
waiting for.
HOUSES—
CLOSE-IN, four rooms all modern
conveniences, double garage, $3.600, terms.
Addiesa
Box 317,
Sanford, Fin.
Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc.
MIRACLE Concrete Co., genera! 1’ OR PURE bred Rhode Island
sure ears and Graham trucks,
eggs. Cull 2112. cement work, sidewalk*, build
and 2nd Street
Phone 3 ing block*, irrigation boxes. J. It
SANFORD OUtCK CO,
111 'Magnolia Avenut
Phone 367
HUPS— MARMONS
This i* what you have Wn
Houses For Sale
READY FOR IM M EDIATE
OCCUPANCY
CC— Wanted—To Huy
farms and city property Wnni
395 Magnolia Ave. Phono 394-W. W IGHTS—Three station*. Mag 37— Nil ua lions Wanted— Male
r ,
.
nolia and Second, First and Elm,
|NIC E LY
FURNISHED
ROOM.
Snnford Avenue nnd 10th Street.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Miss
for one or two gentlemen, ml
Expert eervico.
Bonita Tolle, 221 Mcisch Bldg.,
joining bath, hot water. 390 W.
over Piggly W iggly.
Fifth St.
TRACTOR Service, rlenring plow
ing, disking and ntrort grading.
• Pectoria, Dropsy, Asthma, L et us do ypur subdivision. M. M.
FOR RENT— liv e ly ,
large, up
Blood Pressure. Paralysis, 1 Lord, Route A, Box 210.
stairs front
bed-room, nicely
_ladly toll you free, how y o u --------------------------------1-----------and newly furnished. Four win
18— Husincsfl Service Offered
quick and laatln
A LIT TLE W A N T A J IN The dows and closet in room. Close to
lerumvt_______ _________
HERALD will bring you in big hath, hot water, Space for car.
results. Advertise those old ar 1209 Oak Avenue.
KM , Now Haven, Conn.
Sanford Stove k Furniture Co.
ticles you have stored away and
321 E. First Street
10— Lost and Found
have no use for. A little thlrtyWe carry n full lino
Our prices nro right. Cnsh or cent ad may bring you aavernl
terms. Wo want your business. dollars. I hone 1-18 und a repre FRONT BEDROOM for rent. Hot
sentative will call und see you.
and cold water. -Ill i’almrtto.
LOST: Between Highland Ave nnd FOR St. AUGUSTINE nnd St.
downtown I green handbag with
Johns county property; Com 38— HiLsincsN Opportunities
gold rim glasses, money and toilet municate with Glen A. PurUoni.
articles. Finder return to llnil with Nancy K. Hunter Realty Co.
FOR SALE BY OWNER, owing
Hardware and m-civo reward.
Box 606 St. Augustine. Fin.
to ill health will sell cutire busi
ness at a bargain.
Address
HANFORD DRUG COM PANY
Owner.
Lake
Mary
Casino,
Lake DOUB1.E room witit twin beds,
"The Itexnll Store” .
LOST—Tire and Itlm between 1)
We mnko a specialty of our prompt Mary, Florida.
near New Forrest ljike Hotel.
Land and Sanford. Reward. ‘
filling o f prescriptionsjind quick
Call 671-J.
47— Dogs, Cuts, Pets.
VaruWe May. DeLund.
delivery.
ONE furnished room 104 West
Drugs — Soda — Hot Sandwichea
LOST— Old faahioncd
bur pin
THREE registered Chineae Chow
Tenth Street.
L
A
N
E
Y
'8
DRUG
STORE—Pre
with lines of black enamel. Find
puppies for sale, two months old.
scriptions,
Drugs,
Sodas.
We
I’hong 671-J.
ar Saturn to G19 Magnolia and re
MONTEZUMA HOTEL
are as near you us your phone.
Sanford’s most home-like ho
celva reword.
Call 103.
•
BOSTON BU LL PUPPIES, nine tel; located on corner Magnolia
weeks old. 1101 West 1st St„ Ave., 2 minutes walk from busi
H — Automobiles
ID— Huilding— Contracting
Phono 00I-.I,
ness section. Open all year.
j . i l McDo n a l d , Mgr.
11— Automobiles For Halo,
FOR SALK. PEKINGESE Puppies
Phone 486
SAN FOR ROOFING CO. Tile
Suii-Fo Peking©! o Kennel, 239.')
roof*, built up roofs. Rr moling Magnolia Ave.
7-1— Apartments and Flats
FOR 8ALE OR TR A D E — Ilnum- over old roofs. Leaks repaired. K<car on Ford truck. Address timnlcs free. Satlnfai (ion t'liaraii- iH— Horses; Cattle, Vehicles
FURNISHED lwi> room apart
Chat. R. Blusscr, Gen. Del., San teetl. Oat. Ave. anil .'till St. I’lome
ment. close in. Adults only. 509
ford.
ill.
K 3rd St.
PJ— Poultry and Supplies
1926-TON TRUCK (FORD 1, t hem
Transfer license paid. John
Guion, Corner 4th and Maple.
• The term* are RIGHT;
Farms and Land For Sale
On Mcdlonvillo
Eighth Street.
R E A L E STA TE SALESMEN
Tho price is RIGHT!
NEW SPANISH STUCCO
BUNGALOWS
35— Salesmen and Agents
Corner Oak nnd Second St.
. On First Street Eitimkm
Room 280 Meisch Building
* 1
THE BALL HARDW ARE.
M ILLER O. PH ILLIPS, Inc.
*.
AC RE AG E
W. P. CARTER
For Sole Bv
I — Announcements
LOTS, HOUSES AND
- w. «
“ Terms to Some Peoplo"
r
IN
FOR SALE BY OWNER— On
prettiest corner in Pinchurst,
new five room bungalow. Hard
wood floors throughout. Inrge clos
ets with Bevel Piute mirror doors,
large front - porch, screened aim
porch, face brick mantel with pat
ented ash dump. Sewn French
doors, best plumbing nnd expensive
fixtures including shower and builtin tub, glass hardware, Johns- Mnnville asbestos roof and large gnrapo.
F\>r Quick Sale, only
48,500.90— P. O. Box 447.
LODGE BROTHER.1? DEALERS
SELL GOOD USED CARS
Either on Sanford Ave,
*
ALES G IR L; hnkery experienen,
preferred. FED ERAL BAKERY REALTORS nnd Brokers should
carry a complcto list o f •their
best offerings in the classified cl>l33— Help Wanted Male
R E E L & SONS t
ums daily.
You Drive It,
W. Myrtlo and 2nd St. at R. R. W ANTED A T ONCE STENOG 65—Specials at the Stores
RAPHER, preferable wholesale
grocery experience. Phone 691.
ply W. H. Long, Phone C44W.
10H Palmetto.
Service.
.4*
CLOSE IN
83—
change
MEAT CUTTER WANTEI) ~ A p-
tar. Telephone- discontinuance*
aro not valid.
_
Courteous. . P ro m p t-E fficien t
VALU ES
PRO PERTY FOR LEASE
FIFTEEN acres, 0 room house,
orange grove and chicken farm,
in Longwood. Sec Simmons Real
ty Co., phono 49-J.
CHEVROLET
I)on-Jon Chevrolet Co., Inc.
Tenth and Sanford Ave., phono 7C8
BUSINESS PROPERTyj
' '
COLORED G lR t W ANTE D to CUT FLOWERS for sale. Calendu
caro for,child in afternoon. Good
las, sweet peas and other cut
pay. Call at .1112 Myrtle Ave.
flowers, 25c - *yr dozen.
Phone
40-W. Mrs. L. II. Jones.
R E LIA B LE colored woman wnnts
place ns cook/ Call 804% W. 9tll 61-A— Miscellaneous Ex
Street, Second/Floor.
*
All discontinuance M UST be
-tfiSm In perabn'at The' San
ford Herald office or by U t
FOR T H E V E R Y BEST
WAREHOUSE
59—rJevvclry and Watches
ford Herald will be responsible
1U
for .only one Incorrect insertion,
tha advertiser;'for subsequent
Insertions. The'office should be
ftmtifibd Immediately in case of
81-—Houses For
82— Business Property
THREE BEDS FTtR SALE. Phone
3 2 2 - J . ________ ' .
_
FI.EXO— Fine floor covering for
halls or kitchens, 14 yards, 3G
CHRYSLER
W IG H T P R IN T 8 H0 P —Printing inches wide. $9.00. Address,, Mrs.
CHAS. T. FU LLE R MQTQR CO.
Engraving, Embosntng. Soe ue 51. Martin, 318 Magnolia Avenue.1
411 W. 1st S t
Phone 692 first. We do It. Phone 417-W
GALVANIZED IRON AN D wood-1
R. R. Ave.-Cummorciul St.
on tuft for washing celery.
W ILLYS - K N IG H T and Overland.
F. F. DUTTON & CO.___________|
4\ and M. Motor Co., P irk and
Commercial.
IV — Employment
. AH gdrertising Is restricted
to proper classification.
H an error It made Tho San
TO ADVERTISERS
A 'Herald
representative
thoroughly familiar with rates,
rules ana classification will
give you complete information.
And If you with, they will
assist you in wording your
want ad. to make it more ef
fective.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Advertisers should give'their
ttroet or postoffleo nddrass ns
Well as. their phono number If
they desire results. About one
taader out of* a thousand hna
A telephone, and tho othera
ean’t communicate with you
Uftfasa they kn6w your addrees.
25— Florists,
' ' I L L H tH V o
U P THC
MOMET DOM ' Y
T*\Uk . t> O J “ 7 T;
MOCHtT^Lsij lit
LOOK A T THIS!
Black ' Hammock Celery Und.
Can you buy any this cbcap *
This special price lor short time
only. Lota number 241. 242, 243.
244 in the SW% of section W l-a
Seminole county, 1% mile from
railroads and paved rood.
Surrounding lands much hi*n
and making big money in track.
Prico $8,000—Terms $5.0M C“ J
balance 1-2-3 years at 0 per «n
Interest. Titlo is clear, no meum
berance nnd 1925 tax is P? d- ,
Drive out nnd look at this
•
talk to tho surrounding owner*.
Relievo you will find that this
Is quoted at three to four hundred
dollars per acre. Address
ROBERT E. ELUS
|». G. Box 332 Fort Myers. FD_
89— Wanted— Real
7
FARMS!
Wc w
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post
i
to sell you farm, drop
■
card, or call us on tbe t’hon
we will see you for partnuU
SANFORD REALTY CO.
Boll B ld g .______
WANTED: Ll.Unff. on g g j j
|oU In Fort Mellon » ^ ; Uoa.
713.
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BEST BUY IN COUNTRY
^
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r*,Ol I
7% ACRE GROVE
near twin lakes
-A N D - ;
v '
COUNTRY CLUB
Three mile frnni SnnfoHL ^ 1'
t i , « twenty fire
W *
PRICE ic.®000 „ c .fciri r..h .;o n ,
noally. Interest « P«r
THE HOWARD Con>or3'-k>n
' realtors
i *, -f. .*5 e^.
PtuUM
Masonic BldX
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under Y . O. J r lk . m
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i -h e n e b b s
■IJi.lmatW* iitirtar him. nnd —-----ItlS ? W" *'*W
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i . uilr*. deviate*, itranlita or other
V.l,n:int» u m lirvh lm . n " - ! —--------, mi!" |,|> w ife ; Thi.raa* W . Moran,
f/ A llo a und If dead nil p a rtita
lulm lns'li'l'-rnria u n d e r T h o m ji W .
g o „ n a« ti-lra. davlaeea. K r a n t f e „ r
r t li" rialm ania, under( h k und —
Moran, hi* w lfa : J t»e p h D.
Watt*. If U v ln » und "
dead nil
nVrtlt» cla im in g In u r e s t*
under
J;*\.ph IL W atts b " helm, devlarcs,
eVuntee* o f pUtar c la lm n n u under
him and -----------* W a lla .. Ill# w ife ;
tv ’l l M**rrj weather. I f llvlnir. and
tr'dead nil pu rlle* elnlm Mt* intercut*
under W. IL M erry w ea th er ns helra,
aVvIsev*. K ranter* o r o th er ehilm nnt*
under him! John X . M acdon ald tf
living. and If deoil nil
ro
ll,., Interest" under John X . Mac
ionahl n»
oa h
helra.
Uevla*-.-*. Kruntee*
ttuiiald
ilr*. devisees,
urr ooilier
t h r r .elalm
elnlmnnla
anj
under hint, and
L _____ MncUonnld. laid w ife : TV. A.
tlvlntr. and If Ueml nil
tow hind. If Tlvittj
.*! Tl1tttl 11LT Intereala
1
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Under w .
Itowland on lu-lr*. d a vlret*. wrani>e* or other elalm anta under him.
n,l J
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h i* w jf e :
IS-iJl Vnd
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■ifK»i; t’larenre
I* Hrott. If llvln if. ond If
Inreiire I.
a aid I dead all paitlea elalm lm t IntereatK
V E 'i undrr tTurenee I* Hcott na heirs.
‘ — d e ilr e i* aranteea or oth er claim *
unis under him. nnd --------7 r ’ .P r.otl<
Ills w ife ; O. « . W o lco tt. If llvlnu.
and If dead nil p n rtlo i rhtlnilnif In*
|(.n>MK under O. 'Cl* Wcili'ott, oh
lu-lrs. devisee a.' a ra n teer o r other
i-hilmnnt* under hint nnil — --------W olrott. h i" w ife ; tlluaco lluheraon.
If llvlntr. and If dead n il partliM
elalmliiK
Intercata
under tllnseci
Itntirrson ns heirs, d evisee*, tra il.-,
teen nr oth er oliiliuiillts under him.
■ ii.
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K
c.
nod to All im rtles Interested In the
K
Tl.
property Involved In th l* suit, nam e
K . >r. >i- ly. Hmt i.r in in loud lyliur In Sem
■ in. it-:. inole C om ity Florida, dosrrlhed ns:
Kast Im lf o f N orthenat qu a r
| in. j; •
ter o f northwest UUIlVter
of
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B i.
Bn*. r.\ 11 Is ordered that you mid enc-li
■ -.•ml'-"'' of you do appear to the sw orn hill
■ to plat or eointduliit herein file d on the
M , IMMIc fifth dai o f A pril. 192*. the m ine
■ j . n>'H- In Imc n flute day o f this Court.
Tl.
It Is fu rth er ordered that this
■ hit the order o f publication he published
m lilt" n In the Hnnford H erald, u n ew s
H illrle J. paper o f ifencrul circu la tio n pub
K l»i"'i ot lished In Hemlnolu r o lln ly . F lorid a, i
fc-dH or- m ire n week fo r fo u r ( f t conseeii- |
Kfflr.' nail, _tltv weeks, accord Ilia to the statute
111 be Ilf1 hiTCIICh rn s«* niade nnd provided.
1
Kid druln*
W m u s s my hand and seat o f said
htabl t I o . fTrcull
at Sanford this Mu roll
■yin* l lie j iijn ; i ”
lie! nuik- |
.
OOCm-AHH.
[Improve- ;
i-|erl! Clreult Court.
Iry to ef.
Court P m ll
Bit. land* I
lly A. Si*. W KITKU.
tomt >on i
Mopiny Clerk
tliy ii"ti.I.IpnN H. I ’A L M E It
Irsl huh
Solieitor fo r Co m pi ulna it L
n i w• n lv I
lire h.m ;
Seeks US I
.n il: on |
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Comiduliwint
,
Vs.
N‘ni 1‘olnlx and Vina S I'olntiii litw ife. If alive, and If dead, mralnst
llielx.unl.now n heirs, devisees leaatees or ara n lees nnd nu.iln-t nil
person" ehiim lm t Ih teresls under
m e said Nat 1‘olu ta and Vina s
I o|ots. his w ife, deceased or o th
erw ise; Win. Jackson so im tln o known ns W. ii. Jackson. Individnally mi l as receiver o f the 1'lrsl
.Vatiomil Hank o f Orlnlido. a hunkI >•lt Corporal loir, ory-anlx.-il under
the U » r o f ihe Cnltcd HiuMs of
Ainerlco If a liv e and If dead noiilnsi his inikliou a heirs. d>
Vlsees. leplltees, y illllleeS , ns-lyll
o 1" irtn u relm n or successors In
offte* and nil persons elalm lm In
ie i.»| s under' the said
Win. II
Jack toll. MonclIiricH know n :>s W
I; Jackson, In divid u ally and a*
Heei-lvcr o f Hie nnlil First Nation
,iI Mnnk i f tirluiidu nr his sneer-1*11.4 t
-ors
In o ffic e ns^JUiCh H e e tlit*
Ilf f li iIi*
or o lh T rw Ite :
mid a
it l**HiIII* i deee.isid
na I list
all
persons
Itavlllit or
J lu.nl.:,
■hilnitiiij any Interest in und i<>
||i* V if.
Ho fo llo w in g detcrllu-d properiv
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In llie County o f Sem inole end
Pint! alaJ
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March
I hesc beautiful, high, dry lots can-be bought at your
own price if you will attend our Sale. Located as they
are, between the Country Club and the business section
of Sanford, and in
desirable for eith
Come to the sale,
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Tuesday
fal# to
probably
moderate hcav
north winds.
light frost In
Twelve Pages Today
Controversy O ver Estate
aSalle
Left B y
S t r e e t ” Still In Progress
NEW YORK, Mar. ft.— </P}~
New York and London have had
n telephone rnpverwtlon, across
the seas, ns clear and os original
a« across the- town talk.
Newspaper men gathered in the
American Telephone Telegraph of.
flcc.i in New York, talked almo^
four honrs yesterday by wireless
•Jephone with n group at th:- gen
eral pnatofflce in London. And
experiments carried on fo r weeks
pant w eir rfowfted vrith success
on the fiftieth anniversary o f the
day rtf Alexander Graham Hell ob
tained tho patent for hia first
telephone, * \
- '
Over 2,500,000 mile* o f land and
sen hy wire and radio, there war.
conversation about current news
and the weather, hnd jokes about
prohibition nnd short skirts.
A reporter for Reuter’s, the
British news agency, gave a re-
porter for tho Associated Pre-s an
tonm b*’ u tH AJnbaa<,ndor Hough-
h“
■a,ini
ID SANFORD
Contempt Charge Is >VlthcId Steamship Line To Bo Started
I oljowing Conference Be
Between Baltimore And
J«y. In U » interview Ambnasatween Judge While And
dor Uoughtort denied rumors that
Palntka Will Result In
he was returning Intake Secretary
Louisiana Paper’s Lawyers
Development Of Sir Johns
CHICAGO, Mnrch 8.— (/P>—The
controversy over whether John W.
Worthington, “ tho W olf of .La
Salle Street” left an estnte o f $3,000,000 or merely $250,000, con
tinued todav. Alice Worthington,
daughter 'o f the confidence man
who died ip the Atlanta penitenti
ary last Tuesday, maintained that
the entire estate was valued at Uie
smaller sum and that she possessed
a will leaving it all to her.
Ipiis assertion was countered by
Robort L. Cohan, nn attorney, who
represented Worthington when ho
entered Chicago from ‘Mexico last
October. He produced a mass of
papers purporting to be revoca
tions of wills, blank checks to be
filled on half a dozen European
hanks, confidential correspondence
before nnd after “ the W olf” was
sent to prison, and bank statements
from abroad showing billions of
German and Austrian mn r k a ,
Italian lire rind Austrian kronon on
depooit to the credit o f Johnson
Whitehouso Worthingon.
Cohan
declared he was loft $250,000.
He explained that he drew up the
will when Worthington returned tqf
Chicago Inst October, that there
were no witnesses beenusa of tho
fear that Worthington would be a r
rested if his presence here was
known.
Worthington ■had mons
thnn $600,000 In stocks, bond* and
negotiable papers piled on his bed
nt tho time, Cohan related, but ha
said ha did pot know what became
of tho securities.
Among the documents held by
Cohan la a paper purporting to be
a revocation o f nil previous wills
amt codicils. 'It Is dated Los An
geles, Octobor 25, 1024, and Is wit
nessed by Ifonry P. Leavitt and
Alva K. Harahntan.
Invitation Though
* Have Been Qutco
O f Meeting Be
Doumergue,He:
Kelloggs place in the department
or state,
Sanford Connection
Lvciy member ' of each group Official Action May
hesrd each conversation. Each Come Following1Trial
Will Be Established
reporter had car 'phones. Enrh
_____
took a turn in the speaker’s boothState
Resumes
Its
Case
With
Huire Volume Of Freight For
hrom London voices were carried
Pearscn On Witness Stand;
seventy miles by wire to a new
Inland Cities Will Make
broadcast in-: station
nt Rubgy,
Deputy
Sheriff
Is
Recalled
Sanford Busy Port City
lea To
Herriot Mention
then through 2,000 miles across tho
•*
•- ■ Atlantic t° a recejijng Nation a t ' nAY ST. LOUIS, M in.. Mar. 8.
The establishment of ' a new
[a Not
Premierahin Sh
,h.cy cum*' by
—No citation for contempt of steamship line that will have an
I Place
win- W0 miles to the A. T. and T .; court wJJJ lie Issued by Judge Wal- Important bearing on central Flor
Briand
N o t*; A v
*,
1,. % .
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' ,t,r A * ■White, against newspaper ida industries, according to R. W.
(Continued on page 2) t
>reporters today.
Penrman, secretary of the Cham
PARIS. Mnr. k —</P>
m This nnnou-^cment was made ber of Commerce, was announced
ague o f
tormined efforts will be
thin
morning
when
official*
o
f
the
Inis morning by nttornpya for u
ct Gerinduce Aristide Briand
New Orleans newspaper after a Palatka Northern Steamship Cor
today
form another ministry to Mb
conference between tha presiding poration made public pinna for the
its life
cecd thc one defeated In *
Judge nnd the lawyers represent early commencement o f freight
ing these newspapers, all having sailings from Hnltlinorc direct to
id the
nhnmlter of Doputios ci
n
circulation in Hancock County. the heart of Florida by wny of
find been |
Saturdnv on nropoanls
Bnmswirk, th)., and Palatka.
It was tindrstnod that any ofTwii specially designed coastwise
taxes. It is understood,'j
jyuire-11
fivial action Judge White takes on steamers, tha S. S. Palatka and tho
the outcome of cOnverisAH
disregard o f hi# order to news pa* S. S. Brunswick, have been deliv
Herriott, pres-,
t,e,'a nuf t° publish testimony o f ered to the company, Mr. Pear*
[develop- j
tig among, Cold Wave Movc.4 Eastward Texan Identified With MY " the .Favre case now being trlnl in man stated, nnd tho first voyage is Mnyor Forrcnt Lake And City i Robed Members VVill Thronff blent, of th* left wing In the cham*
Hanrock county, will come after expected to be completed about
For Repltitlon Of Storm;
Business Section Of City bor, snd President1Donmarsfu*.'
ihe major
Work In Many Cities For 20 the
Planning Board Heartily
trinl has been finished.
M. Herriott does not disguise bin
powers,
Warm WeathcrForeeastFor
Heralding
Opening Of First regret
March
31.
Favor Municipal Mear-ure;
Years; Local Chapter Plans
over the defeat « f XL Briand,
Attorneys conferring with Judge
|nn accord , Mississippi Valley Today
Sanford connections will be main
Ku KIux Cireus Held Here which he says ho would have
Officials Preparing I)atn
Rig Membership Campaign White were State Senator Carl tained
rfclch Oerby
the
Thresher
Brothers
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_____ __
bis utmost to prevent hai
•Marshall, A. 11. Russell nnd Wal Steamship Company o f this city,
^ague mid
The Ku Klur Klan’s circus with in the chamber.
ClIIt.ACfO, Mar. 8.—-(/P)— March, C. D. Wolf, of limit county, Tex- ter J. flex, nil ‘o f liny St. Louis. and the new river boat* designed
Intimation that tho city o f SnnJtiie rounurtistB nnd
shukhig n leonine'mane showered i as. has arrived in the city to take
may soon build a swimming --------r ~ performers
r ----- r
, of both
. con
It Is being pointed out In pollHcat
|cnt niem- "now over n wide nrca it) tha cen- I charge of the Seminole County Judge White issued nn order be tn bring large quantities of freight Jford
pool somewhere within the city i tlnanta in ati nrrhy o f nrenlc ape- circles that It was M. Briand's
fore
Fnvre
went
to
tidal
that
uewshere from Palntku for distribution limits, to be operated bv the mu- ciniities, thrillers and an assortinre. .Ia- tral west over the week end, mi l Young Men’s Christian Association
nance minister, rather
eapers having a circulation in over u wide area have already been
nlclpatlty for the benefit of all mentrof clowns, calculated to nmus* Briand, who was defeated
then moved cast for a repetition of which was recently formed in this Hancock county should not publish odreroti, Mr. Penrtnnn announced.
atti- the “ ct.
entertain the .5v T.Vi*,„u?,*
I city and for which Mr. .W olf was tin testimony developed in the
chamber, the premier falling with
“ In addition to relieving any con residents, o f tho county, was made nnd
Seminole county and vicinity for him because ho declined to aban
«y other
todny by Mnyor Forrest Lnkrt.
Warm weather was promised to- secured as General becretnry, nc- case.
gestion
that
may
bo
caused
by
rail
the
full
week,
will
open
here
to
rniancnf day for most of the Mississippi i cording tu nn announcement made
It is believed that n great num
don his colleagues.
’ ^sdrara
Judge White’s order was issued, road embargoes, tho establishment
lie eanie Valley territory but lower temper- today.
night.
Must Control Foreign AoPcv
be *nid, in an effort to avoid dif of this lino will go far toward de ber o f citizens would bo attracted
With brand new equipment,
tted. I’oTn any rase, all potlMcaT circles ;
to the' twol during the summer
hlna nil atufc, nccompnnipd by snow and | Mr. Widf expressed his pleasure ficulty in getting n iury to avoid veloping Sanford ns n distributing Ynonths nnd that It could bo built mnny now features and spectacular agree that M. Briand must'
center,”
Mr.
Pcarmnn
said
in
com
rain,
were
forecast
fur
Atlantic
at
being
here,
during
nn
interview
prejudice
in
the
trial.
eat.
wnn
tno lonst
least possible
pnssioie expense.
expense, i
togrther vItti “
tha portfolio o f fore!
with tho
with a representative of The HerToday’s* court session was tho menting on tho plans of the new owing to the fact that the water notables of tti<- ahow^world, the Ills departure from
Itoation Const states.
confers.”
“.The
service
about
to
be
Minmsola,
heaviest
sufferer '»dd. I,r"i stated that every effort first sim»(newspapers ha\c circu
ightened
thc ityU f f i a Franco's foreign policy,
commenced by the Palntka, North supply could be derived through
is. which from the snowfall, slowly crept >would be made to shape plans for lated in Hancock county with t>orerally admitted, would
the use of artesian wells.
hir
from
under
un
eight
to
ten
imli1
immediate
activities
of
the
Y.
M.
pier
with
an
entrance
on P*
Palmetto Franco’# weight on lr
I :;>I * prestioiis of the testimony included in if,rn
5 v lr ° r » t*°notbmsd
com
their
columns.
Hie
St.
Johns
river
a
national
C.
A.
in
this
county.
|
A
commmilcatlon
to
the
v«,..uvcnoc
gpectai
iigrumg
anwua"*
Special
lighting
arrangublanket
today.
'fening in
—
n li wlll \)C ln pincc and the tente councils and notably make her
lie has been in “ Y ” work for th«
Testimony wns introduced Sat standing ns a freight ruute. he I missloners from the city planning;
Highwnyi made impassable by
“
and
the'form
ation'of
this
add
board,
receivwi
some
time
ago,
f
th
ctrcaa, the concourse and the gates’ position at the Lcngu* coun*'
if she the heavy snowfall o f Saturday past 20 years, most of thu time in urday that the firtt two days of company
represent*
thc
first
big
&
asked
that
the
governing
powers
I
mWwX
will bo ubluxc with elcc- ell meeting tn Ganowa dlffloalL
tlie
trlul
being
occupied
in
com
Ttiare does not appear much
srjnnm'iit and Sunday, were being opened, city and county work combined,
t
>
step
that
haa
been
mpdc
to
caplof
the
city
Invcstlguto
tho
feasi
clop
trlclty.
.
,
.
chance o f Inducing M. Briand to
Iwuuld rc- but bua traffic into Wisconsin, and has served, the urgmiisullun in pleting n jury. Fnvro Is Iwing tahxi
vt
this
io
on
tho
advantage#
o
_
bility
of
building
a
pool
this
spring.
A purado b®r*bling tho o^m n g
W
deri'lon to
/
Iowa and South Dakota, was com many (talcs of the union during tried under an indictment charging stream as a'medium for the eeo- The commissioners did nothing at
“ i decision
‘ ratftg*
murder in connection with the
bitted by pletely tied up bp the heavy drifts that time.
i
nnmlral
and
quick
delivery
o
f
any
that
time)
and
now
that
tlio
matter
O
h
f
S
S
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n
r
.
M W . fc.
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It Is expected that n meeting uf death of John A. MtUDwrc
oral and heeds rest after tho
ssure of u
Keeling formed under too
d
yhrWty of freight demanded
by tn- has again-<omo up, proponents of of rab'ed marchers, all' local
NcLt'ipore
and
\V,
C.
Mi
‘ parkin' high iVindJiupd
'he pool expqct svmo action to bo vteltifHT&JonsMMB together
fjorida- eltlfts,
were slniit near* Uuayunu,
a sei
co mniene&n erit of this new
circus feature# and bands o f m pe« . v Trerrf0' n i #Mlien
Feb.
18.
'Beth
were
federal
'and
ewatnsnip service
scrx'ice at
at a time parOne thouiand persona marooned* whfch time Nr. W olf will assume tomolnglst# who had sts,r»rvt froib . steamship
Mayor Ixikr, In commenting on will trnvenio the downtown str-eota . ft rhn(ca but he f» anm
“ loui.” N r. Pearman this proposal that the city consider
betel in Milacu, during a basketball Ids duties and outlino plans for tho their home# In Picayune oln K n n V ticttUrly propitious,"
this hour. T ^e
A*1^ relinquish tha presidency
Iitiberhin, pame Salimlny night,
w ! continued, "fur traffic
traffi experts con such n project, said; T believe that at
mitinte nt tho show grounds at
g> were unahie future.
with turkeys as their main objec
ftary, h to return to their homes today
Tho organisation expects to tive. The binlies were found the cur in tho belief that the next few ail thc citizens of Sanford, who are
,|A,!In CA , n ’ |o A * pub?k I A b * n sUcmatire there
with The unexpected guests caused a maintain headquarters In Sanford, following morning in the swamps. months will witness a substantial Interested in seeing our entertainwill bo thri i
I
. I
0f prospect of a coalition mainstay,- v .
increase in rail freight rates.”
tttorir*, severe strain nu tho M ibca larder with branches lit every community
„ |Q the rj|rht than th; t*
Presentation of the state’s case » Officcru of the new organ) ration pient features grow nnd prosper for the first annual Klan circus or
touts from while all nvnliable space In public of the county. Activities embrac was resumed this morning with
will heartily support a municipality Sanford, according to nn nnnounoao
f
M.
Briand
and headed either by
swimming pool, and I .....
thin;k ment made today.
^uland." buildings o f the small town was ing nil sections are to bo featured Harris Reunion, tho firct witness. are n» follows; president, Captain j owned....................................
Joseph faillaux, M. Morula o f If.
»f l he for utilized to quarter tlicln.
by both organization# in this city Favre was unrated nt Pcnrnon’s Asa F. Davison, formerly general ^bat wc BhoUld taka steps in the
Many Acta, on Program.
manager of thc marine department 'immediate future to see that one
ty. Fiance,
The famous Mangaan troupe Pcret.
la Chicago snow flurries fell and in the other town# of thc coun home at Honey lriand. The wit o f the United Krutt Company, who j3 built somewhere within ensy acPoland,
heads
the list of acts that will be
ness
told
of
the
npucarance
of
thc
Roclrtllat Dict#tor*hlp Favored
|ami Swwl ■ throughout Sunday, the mercury ty Tiie old City IlnlT building has defendant at his home Saturday, was nlso In charge of operations of ecu* to nil sections o f tile city.”
seen here for the week. The
dropping
to
10
degrees
above
*en>
GENEVA, Alar. 8.—(4 V - A
.
tha United States Shipping Hoard
to obtain
By
digging
wells
a
short
dlsjjUeiiey
sisters,
tho
Flying
Frankbeen offered thc Y. M. C. A- for following the double slaying, lie Emergency
ror Franc#
rrapee in.
dlctntershlp for
InFleet
Corporation; Itance Into tho ground we can got:|jn!l Mn,| [jirgo nnd Merger follow clalDt iiietntorsmp
roncCHsinn , at midnight. A rise of nt least lf» their temporary home and thc of- also described n watch, rout and Kmcrgcncy
the f orm
r mouf
f t ea committee of public
vice-president and treasurer, Wi l -l n pure supply of artesian water, a closely________
rinn(,iv ns headliner*.
tin tu a i degrees was in prospect, however
fir will probably be accepted, ac sweater ho said Farve hud with Item
„
it will
wiU never diminish and
nnd -C‘ In
81ly
n*80 stars of tho
- white
- ■ tops nnfcty bsned on tho parliamentary
Ram J. O’Toole, formerly connected ^ubply
supply tb
tliat
Poland tn for today.
all.
'
cording to officials of the organi him.
with the maritime activities in New j0ne thmt
can bo
run through n pool nro cnj(j u, vio with many clowns systemi but "showing its fist-* j
It the reg-------------Joe C. Jones, deputy sheriff, who
zation, who are planning to build
York nnd Boston; general manager, 124 hours a day, thereby insuring in mukinir tho entertainment Well would not be displeasing if
Bcil in Sep.
Fair Wcnlhcr Forecast
a new homo sometime In the fu arrested tho defendant was recall L,
worth,
who'
franco arid
< 'Van
r_— Middles
>»*-••«'-----**- ~
K“ was the most sanitary conditions ns well worth while and above tho average forced It, M. Paul Uoncour la quot
WASHINGTON. Mnr. S.—Wh—
ed
to
the
stand
to
identify
these
identified with Captain Davison in as tho most Invignrating dip one d^ug, Tho completo progrnn^ la ed n« declaring In an interview
for an Tin- Weather Uurcau report today ture.
Many leading business and pro-( articles as having been token hit work with the United Fruit Co., could wish to take," Mr. Lake . (peeled
peeled to
presented hero and with a Swiss newspaper.
Willi always the outlook Is for fair weath
io bo
ue pr»
from person of th« prisoner or in and t lie U S. S. B. E. F„ traffic
frssional
men
are
bsck
of
thc
“
k
Such a dictatorship would be less i
added.
er tonight and Tuesday in the
will last two solid hours.
Pearson's homo whelm* the first
Cilv Manager W. 11. William#
Tho LnTours, tho Aculla-Casswi- risky uml more logical then'll dic
rnension
enst of the Mississippi Riv- movement here nnd from now on It witness of the day sutd the de manager, M. V. Rodney, former
traffic manager o f thc United Prtilt was instructed to Investigate tho nva troupe, the Vnnnersons, Mile. tatorship by a single man, the
llieetlng Sir cr except for anow. in northern in expected that the organization fendant placed them.
Company.
possibility of the project nnd also Martha, tho Four Terry*, the Bald bench statesman uuiiad. Never|in usuite- •N'*w England and snow flurries will play a prominent part in civic
Tho firm laps to operate on a to prepare data pertaining to tho ' win Girls, Hendricks nnd Nelson Ulricas, ho was convinced t
along the lower lakes.. It will be affairs of Urn county.
N e s r o M u r d e r e r U n d e r
large scale, r. I’ earmon announc cost or u pool. If built, it la •**
ex- I nnd the Peerless Shdpnnrds are to less ilrustle rwtuedy could be
some mi«- •‘older tonight In the
Atlantic
ln tho conatttutlon itself fo
ed, and a special freight canvasser, iiccted that It will be ono of tho bo featured In' arcnic display#.
^feion which states. Storm warnings are dis
Death Sentence Dies will begin his rounds of central largest inland pool# in tho state.
rinds. We played on tho Atlantic coast from
llank Bylovf, dean of Amerlean tory provides that France
clown#, has twenty-odd rose to meet any crisis.
to ftnd Faudy Hook to Eostport.
In Jacksonville Jail Florida within tho next few day#.
r.reducingthat
.unstera
will caper and cavort Destroyed lly Incompetent
«ng out thc
fu
M, Paul Uoncour coutempigt
for
the
Junior#,
according to Bob
seeking
One
Killed,
1
Hurt
As
JACKSONVILLE. Mar. 8.—UPf
tlio parliamentary coinnilasions
[of Germany Andrews Mapping Out
Morten.
„
,
.
.
— Following a week of illness. Will
Fire Ttuck Hits Car
Silvers Johnson, well known Rob tiie coniiiiissious uf Uia French i
persinl, nnd New Campaign To Kid
Douglas, negro who in August,
inson
circa# clown, will be hare olutiou atui thu cunvunlion QTl
iting n day
The success of the first excur 1025, was runvictad and sentenc
with hi* company of funster#; In “ Mugnificicnt ported in Frenen
M IAM I, Fla.. Mar. 8.—<#)— Ono
is too big South O f Wine, Beer sion trip of the I*nke Monroe Trana- ed to death for the muakr of Wil
cluding dtmtmitivo George Herman. tory wha-h I admire mare,
|te Inst nioportatlon Company held last Sun liam J. Kelly, motorcycle officer fireman ws# killed, and another
Tb* Victor Graham Broadwrsy mure,” but said that bills a
[tengi upaiv ^ W ASHINGTON. Mar. » .—<>»*>— day has led official# of thc newly uf thc Jacksonville police dipart- was injured, while a ntgro couple
Tho second of a series of instruc
a Syncop*tof»» n'ltb many musical te ruled by Llio apcriaUaU in the
Confident that tho government oVfraniied concern to Inaugurate ment, died early this morning In were slightly hurt In a collusion tive recreational contest# designed
lav# itectlons, are to be heard In the main nitesteiis were destroyed by an
•luriej the will obtain tho upper hand on the similar pleasure trips every after the Duynl county Jail* where he between two fire trucks racing to by Alias Mery Clark; loeal play
the (Ifr- ‘Hrurees uf bootlu-f liquor, jVsSist- noon, Including Sunday#, acconi ng ivAi being held pending his appeal a fire hero at midnight last night. grounds director, to develop in .lc ire tu tent, while Leu Norris civ* competent parliament which hod
„},» |turtain* tb* como-lna with “ Flap lost tho conluknco o f th* country.
France ant Secretary o f th«TrensurY» 1'* to E. L. Markrll. secretary o f the before the Stats Supreme Court, The dead man was Bldnvy Houpt, gemiity and originality o f thought
When questioned concern
«k»o* like chargo of prohibition enforcement, company who today made public lie wa$ suffering from blood di 30, fireman on ono of tho trucks. will bo staged on Saturday.at the per Follies of m a .”
WUI Start at 7 o’cloek.
Reds in Fiance, he admitted
Permanent today began ninpnlng bol a ram- plans for the commencement ®f sease and nis death was expected. The Injured are John Hines, 36. South Side primary school grounds
The door# to the elrtu# will open important centers o f Coshr
wxUrrmioo i paign a-jjinst wine and
Herr moonlight excursion trips within
Officer Kelly was shot by Doug driver of th* other fire truck and when a prize will be offered to the
“ lords through the establishment of n the near future.
boy or girl whose kit* attains tha at 7 o’clock and the performance existed there. Hu did not
las on Labor Day. 1824. when tho nn unidentified couple. (
> -S
will start nightly nt 8 o’clock, i ,
however, that Communism
The fire truck* ware on their
Mobile squad to give particular
“ That the Lake Monroe Trans former entered the latter* house way from different station# to ex highest altitude in th* first kit*
The
Knights
o
f
the
Ku
Klnx
dangerous
tu
Franco
at
W
»
flying
contest
to
be
held
locally.
attention to thoso beverages. •
portation Company is ■uJP**1* ir*£ “ to nuiet a distnrbance. Kelly chas
The first of the series o f innova Klan wQl handle aU departments moment
The .mneliinery to bo sit up will long felt need In Sanford tourist ed Douglas Into the street and fell tinguish a minor blase in a shack
and act ax managers, ticket tellers
lie in addition to that announesd
lie was curried to n hospital ana in tho negro section when they tions planned by Miss Clark was
And ticket takers.
collided.
A
fter
the
trucks
crash
given
last
Saturday
when
boy*
and
n r 1.
filmed at, checking the ^ | b ^pplFcaUon for tickets on the djed a few days later.
N o professional workers or show, L C. C. Susi
Douglas made his escape after ed, on* of them eldeswipcd an au- girls o f the various city schools en
illicit inversion o f imiurtrial a l- ,
t xPcPu„ i on c iVen hut Bundny
men or# carried by the Morton dr- Kates Until Ne
tomoblel
In
which
the
negro
coatered
a
bicycle
parade
exhibiting
■lightly wounding thc two man
UlruU* h-*» sfptirate *nforr#- Jf7ortU){jn," Mr. Markell amid.
plai were riding
the many waya o f decorating the cue, except the artiste o f tha arena
picked up K«llVQ w e r s i merit aquad.
thpt
«j«t b*v» I “ JUUwrto no facilities h»v* «x- that
popular
two-wheel conveyance.
, , - famish. the talent fo r the.drW ASHINGTON,
Uter
captured
in
New
k
orb
pad
Urention o f n tux on cersal btvcus ]program.
------- “ '
Tampa—
Leves
along
BeUianr
*
~
Williams,
district
reprecua
•»*
w*
w
e
it*
HiitfihA
nj/iw*
returned here for trial. On tb*
Tha Interstate O
•rth 8. ^ , ^ [eruges by the new
frontage on Old Tampa Bay, com* sentativc o f Um Playground* As
ittre today
K ’ing Board. 10,,t'n,, *11 breweriei_ln the country river and lake.” Mr. Markell added, return trip, officers In chsiyv sold
sociation of America, was * visitor K ellogg In Pinehurat
Dciuiinir a .
parted.
'
- 1* thgt
Douglas
confessed
to
tM
B
.ll
fility, had de-i
inspection by Internal revenue “ bat that difficulty has been re
lb Sanford school parks last woek,
schedule* which
SecrcUrv' ?Fcnt* nnA with this ns a we<
moved with the maiden voyage of
For Period O f Riest rates on l u m b e r ^
god .will return at on early date
L-* R bi , Nr. Andrews is optimistic tHxit
that
tho company’s first cruiser, and so
to assist local playgrounds direc
products, from Mont
!
can
can
control
future
sUPpH^*
“
except iu
many have exhibited < desire to en*
tors in outlining a^deflnlte
a definite policy
W ASHINGTON, Mar(A t— to South Atlantic i
r function#
for the spring months, Mis* Clark Secretory K*
Kellugg left Washington Covington, Madison
J^verament
•tgted today. While In the city tod*:y fa.
for a week’s
------- # visit
■ — at
m , Fine- ten, Georgia, to
Head
•Watered by Prominent F a ir
L ftc ra o o a . b egin n in g
Mr. Williams expressed himself as bur* L N. C. The respite from « f f i - and other point*
WASHINGTON, March 8-—tW jtw o o f the jobbers entered he being Very favorably Impressed rial aatlcs was advised by physi rates,
aboard the “Wslska."
unified I*. Succumbs A t A t l a n t a .bo*
cians after an attack of grippe.
W A S U im fiu n , .. _ 1J#d
m in ,,,,,, A fte r binding heF, th 'lh# nrw ached)
uxl *excursion boat ac- Five of six robber* who raided the j^adropm. A fte r blnum# ■-*,
Commit-1
--------• * ;,re|I eppointeil
He will return Ilf time to meet lablub reduced
home
af
Mr*.
Caroline
Williams
on
n
e
i
took
her
jewel#
sod
after
a
B
l
_____________
_____b ^
-Ic V m|rommodating
m o & tin g W wpoasangere, will
said, UrgDi
\ A t lma n
t a . G a, M*r.
—
with Ambassador Alunzo Houghton commodities which ore
/••Monoble Sixteenth street her# further search, departed.
designed!
"flriual UumcR Marvin StrJplm, 4‘J,
Include a stop at EMtrpriM
and Minister Hough Gibson , for U> U\* ' combiujitiau tu ;
m
w
!..v
,LU0
Wekiv*
» S fth e W.
In the meantime another rervr e t a r j’ o f the S ou th eastern v * ir * run t o the
dWcue-t'un of plans fo r participa Louisvllla and -NsshvUle
1
*
and
other
qnt, who had ■pretended to faint
1Jllp execu- A ssih intion *ince Its oteraiii**t'0'J river, Mr. M*ri®B so«L
tion by the United, State* In tho sutions south o f
rs. William*
th*
robbers
antered
the
room,
f« t»id. « u in 1011,
011. died
(Hod here lost rig
night,
h t.-fte
after
r
Moonlight
Mo(lnUgbt excursions
forthcoming Leaguq. o f -Na (tens’ Jacksonville. .
women oerv- nut. to a nearby hotel whore MSmade no __
. ----- ------'
an illness o f 10 days- Funeral, Mt-nrw* srd tributary
preparatory’ armaments’ • confer .
.* ,»t
rv*1tit:
“r “ srehant rXcrvfces
Appreprialloa
bUj * i occupies ence. Tho first tot.fcrenc* between
h fc- 111 b , V p 1 W * J ; „ * » • « r J f & ^ u S t S a The *hith
uf U>* h»nd,
in addition
addition to b»,b « « » c s a
n*
House.'
KaliW
and th« h i m Ann
•h tud»*
i M>.
I StririJn.
n
^ -becolte#
- httla warmer,
----- — “ -----o f Joseph
w
s.. i t , a„«a li0 B ii(ern i , • f
_
r pr
_ J
rill be about
Jploma
Muscle
Shoalg
tela
reochoi
vo^o
tu
ew York, was aware that his companions had left.
Gei
•
■*
ZT'itX 't? 1
i»‘.
f ' p0|ice Disperse Fur
hotel employe* Ha directed them to th* rear o f th* Senate.
House committeel edHtinues hearhens* and than flad. ,
WASHING!
BOOST WHBAT TARIFF
log cm proposed prohlbltive buB . W a f j S S S t a r e * ! w U e m P i. a Stmte
H * encountered tha servant and ffHU.
Amxrkun
^Exhibiting.'f»k«»d reveno*
tho hotel employe*, L. R. Hawkins
year
YORK. M e r H - X A V - A
TOKYO,!
John ion-Schell * n d " 8trek and
And C. C. Hawkins, negro*#, who Drookhi
UlU
k
* . '
1
X nollre o f Ashland, Ala.
to th*
led with him unUl a pollcaman near
moilbted
rnl of
tvmL
striking f ur
UUIDE8 -T6 -BB a b u i v b * club**
Until
3TC V
els
OfiOO
tnto tha
■Twurh-rs*
'Y lA U F O X , N.
4#
CENTRAL WEST IN WOLF ARRIVES TO
GRIP OF ANOTHER TAKE CHARGE OF
HEAVY SNOWFALL; LOCAL Y. M. C. A.
Many Enjoy First
Excursion Trip Of
New River Cruiser
CITY MAY BUILD BIG P A R A D E IS
SWIMMING POOL TO PRECEDE KL AN
AT EARLY DATE, CIRCUS ^OPENING
Kite Flying Contest
To Open Saturday
At South Side Park
?s That
ird Be
in Home Raided
Fashionable Was!
By Thieves Who Get Valuable Jewelry
&SU
Washington News
Socialist Leader
Regrets Do
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On Lake Mary Road Just South oj Country Club Road
M arch
I hesc beautiful, high, dry lots can-be bought at your
own price if you will attend our Sale. Located as they
are, between the Country Club and the business section
of Sanford, and in
desirable for eith
Come to the sale,
music
SELLING AGENTS
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heavy ffost
ght frost In interior
F air and
ill
portion.
Tuesday
fal# to
probably
moderate hcav
north winds.
light frost In
T w e lv e P a g e s T o d a y
NEW YORK, Mar. ft.—</P}~
New York and London have had
n telephone rnpverw tlon, across
the seas, ns clear and os original
a« across the- town talk.
Newspaper men gathered in the
American Telephone Telegraph of.
flcc.i in New York, talked alm o^
four honrs yesterday by wireless
•Jephone with n group a t th:- gen
eral pnatofflce in London. And
experiments carried on fo r weeks
pant w eir rfowfted vrith success
on the fiftieth anniversary of the
day rtf Alexander Graham Hell ob
tained tho patent for hia first
telephone, *\
- '
Over 2,500,000 mile* of land and
sen hy wire and radio, there war.
conversation about current news
and the weather, hnd jokes about
prohibition nnd short skirts.
A reporter for R euter’s, the
British news agency, gave a re-
ID SANFORD
porter for tho Associated Pre-s an
tonm b*’ u tH AJ nbaa<,ndor Hough-
h “ ■a,ini
Controversy Over Estate
aSalle
Left By
S tr e e t” Still In Progress
CHICAGO, Mnrch 8.—(/P>—The
controversy over whether John W.
Worthington, “tho Wolf of .La
Salle Street” left an estnte of $3,000,000 or merely $250,000, con
tinued todav. Alice Worthington,
daughter 'o f the confidence man
who died ip the Atlanta penitenti
ary last Tuesday, maintained th at
the entire estate was valued a t Uie
smaller sum and that she possessed
a will leaving it all to her.
Ipiis assertion was countered by
Robort L. Cohan, nn attorney, who
represented Worthington when ho
entered Chicago from ‘Mexico last
October. He produced a mass of
papers purporting to be revoca
tions of wills, blank checks to be
filled on half a dozen European
hanks, confidential correspondence
before nnd a fte r “the Wolf” was
sent to prison, and bank statements
from abroad showing billions of
German and Austrian m n r k a ,
Italian lire rind Austrian kronon on
depooit to the credit of Johnson
Whitehouso Worthingon. Cohan
declared he was loft $250,000.
He explained th a t he drew up the
will when W orthington returned tqf
Chicago Inst October, th a t there
were no witnesses beenusa of tho
fear th a t Worthington would be a r
rested if his presence here was
known. W orthington ■had mons
thnn $600,000 In stocks, bond* and
negotiable papers piled on his bed
nt tho time, Cohan related, but ha
said ha did pot know what became
of tho securities.
Among the documents held by
Cohan la a paper purporting to be
a revocation of nil previous wills
amt codicils. 'It Is dated Los An
geles, Octobor 25, 1024, and Is wit
nessed by Ifonry P. Leavitt and
Alva K. Harahntan.
Invitation Though
* Have Been Qutco
Of Meeting Be
Doumergue,He:
C o n te m p t C h a rg e Is >VlthcId S te a m s h ip L in e T o Bo S ta r te d
I oljow ing C o n fe re n c e B e
B etw een
B a ltim o re
A nd
J«y. In U » interview Ambnasatw een J u d g e W h ile A n d
dor Uoughtort denied rumors that
P a ln tk a W ill R e s u lt In
he was returning Intake Secretary
L o u isia n a P a p e r ’s L a w y e rs
D ev elo p m en t O f S ir J o h n s
Kelloggs place in the department
or state,
Lvciy member ' of each group
hesrd each conversation. Each
reporter had car 'phones. Enrh
_____
took a turn in the speaker’s boothS
t
a
te
R
e
su
m
e
s
I
t
s
C
a
se
W
ith
Hu ire V olum e O f F r e i g h t F o r
h rom London voices were carried
P e a rs c n O n W itn e s s S ta n d ;
seventy miles by wire to a new
In la n d C itie s W ill M ak e
broadcast in-: station nt Rubgy,
D e p u ty S h e r if f I s R ecalled
S a n fo rd B u sy P o r t C ity
then through 2,000 miles across tho
•*
•- ■ Atlantic t° a recejijng Nation a t ' nAY ST. LOUIS, M in.. Mar. 8.
The establishment of ' a new
,h.cy cum*' by
—No citation for contempt of steamship line that will have an
win- W0 miles to the A. T. and T .; court wJJJ lie Issued by Judge Wal- Important bearing on central Flor
*,
1,. % .
*;
v
11
i
' ,t,r A*■White, against newspaper ida industries, according to R. W.
(Continued
on
page
2) t
>
reporters
today.
Penrman,
secretary
of
the
Cham
PARIS. Mnr. k —</P>
m This nnnou-^cment was made ber of Commerce, was announced
ague of
tormined efforts will be
thin
morning
when
official*
of
the
Inis morning by nttornpya for u
ct Gerinduce Aristide Briand
New Orleans newspaper a fter a Palatka Northern Steamship Cor
today
form another ministry to Mb
conference between tha presiding poration made public pinna for the
its life
cecd thc one defeated In *
Judge nnd the lawyers represent early commencement of freight
ing these newspapers, all having sailings from Hnltlinorc direct to
id th e
nhnmlter of Doputios ci
n
circulation in Hancock County. the heart of Florida by wny of
find been |
Saturdnv on nropoanls
th)., and Palatka.
It was tindrstnod th a t any of- Bnmswirk,
Twii specially designed coastwise
taxes. It is understood,'j
jyuire- 11
fivial action Judge White takes on steamers, tha S. S. Palatka and tho
the outcome of cOnverisAH
disregard of hi# order to news pa* S. S. Brunswick, have been deliv
Herriott, pres-,
t,e,'a nuf t° publish testimony of ered to the company, Mr. Pear*
[develop- j
tig among, Cold W a v e Movc.4 E a s tw a r d Texan Identified With MY" the .Favre case now being trln l in man stated, nnd tho first voyage is M nyor F o rrc n t L a k e A n d C ity i Robed M e m b e rs VVill T h ro n ff blent, of th* left wing In the cham*
Hanrock county, will come after expected to be completed about
F o r R e p ltitlo n O f S to r m ;
B u sin ess S e c tio n O f C ity bor, snd President 1Donmarsfu*.'
ihe major
Work In Many Cities For 20 the
Planning Board Heartily
trinl has been finished.
M. H erriott does not disguise bin
powers,
W a rm W e a th c r F o r e e a s tF o r
H
e ra ld in g O p e n in g O f F i r s t
March
31.
Favor Municipal Mear-ure;
Years; Local Chapter Plans
regret
over the defeat «f XL Briand,
Attorneys conferring with Judge
|nn accord , M ississip p i V a lle y T o d a y
Sanford connections will be main
K u K Iux C ire u s H e ld H e re which he says ho would have
Officials Preparing I)atn
Rig M em b ersh ip C a m p aig n White were State Senator Carl tained
rfclch Oerby
the
Thresher
Brothers
-■■■
1
_____
bis utmost to prevent hai
•Marshall, A. 11. Russell nnd Wal
Company of this city,
^ague mid
The Ku K lur Klan’s circus with in the chamber.
ClIIt.ACfO, Mar. 8.—-(/P)—March, C. D. Wolf, of limit county, Tex- te r J. flex, nil ‘of liny St. Louis. Steamship
Intimation that tho city of Snnand the new river boat* designed
Jtiie rounurtistB nnd~ performers
n leonine'm ane showered i as. has arrived in the city to take Judge White issued nn order be tn bring large quantities of freight Jford may soon build a swimming ----------r
r ------r
, of both
. con
It Is being pointed out In pollHcat
|cnt niem- shukhig
pool
somewhere
within
the
city
i
tlnanta
in
ati
nrrhy
of
nrenlc
ape- circles th at It was M. Briand's
"now
over
n
wide
nrca
it)
th
a
cenI
charge
of
the
Seminole
County
fore
Fnvre
went
to
tidal
that
uewshere from Palntku for distribution limits, to be operated bv the mu- ciniities, thrillers and an assortinre. .Ia- tral west over the week end, mi l Young Men’s Christian Association
eapers having a circulation in over u wide area have already been nlclpatlty for the benefit of all mentrof clowns, calculated to nmus* nance m inister, ra th e r
then moved cast for a repetition of which was recently formed in this Hancock county should not publish odreroti, Mr. Penrtnnn announced.
Briand, who was defeated
atti- the “ct.
entertain the .5vT.Vi*,„u?,*
I city and for which Mr. .Wolf was tin testimony developed in the
chamber, the prem ier falling with
“ In addition to relieving any con residents, of tho county, was made nnd
Seminole
county
and
vicinity
for
«y other
him because ho declined to aban
weather was promised to- secured as General becretnry, nc- case.
gestion that may bo caused by rail todny by Mnyor Forrest Lnkrt.
rniancnf dayWarm
for most of the Mississippi i cording tu nn announcement made
It is believed that n great num the full week, will open here to don his colleagues.
’^ s d ra ra
road
embargoes,
tho
establishment
Judge
White’s
order
was
issued,
lie eanie
night.
Must Control Foreign AoPcv
be *nid, in an effort to avoid dif of this lino will go far toward de ber of citizens would bo attracted
With
brand
new
equipment,
tted. I’o- Valley territory but lower temper- today.
Tn any rase, all potlMcaT circles ;
to th e ' twol during the summer
hlna nil atufc, nccompnnipd by snow and | Mr. Widf expressed his pleasure ficulty in getting n iury to avoid veloping Sanford ns n distributing Ynonths nnd that It could bo built mnny now features and spectacular agree that M. Briand m u st'
center,”
Mr.
Pcarmnn
said
in
com
rain,
were
forecast
fur
Atlantic
at
being
here,
during
nn
interview
prejudice
in
the
trial.
eat.
wnn tno
least pnssioie
togrther vItti “
tha portfolio of fore!
tho lonst
possible expense,
expense. i
with a representative of The HerToday’s* court session was tho menting on tho plans of the new with
Itoation Const states.
owing to the fact that the water notables of tti<- ahow^world, the Ills departure from
confers.”
“.The
service
about
to
be
Minmsola, heaviest
sufferer '»dd. I,r"i stated that every effort first sim»(newspapers ha\c circu
ightened
thc ityU f f i a Franco's foreign policy,
by the Palntka, North supply could be derived through
is. which from the snowfall, slowly crept >would be made to shape plans for lated in Hancock county with t>or- commenced hir
admitted, would
the use of artesian wells.
from
under
un
eight
to
ten
imli-1
immediate
activities
of
the
Y.
M.
pier
with
an
entrance
on P*
Palmetto erally
I :;>I * prestioiis
of
the testimony included in if,rn
5 v lr ° r »t*°notbmsd
Franco’# weight on lr
com uvcnoc gpectai
their
columns.
Hie
St.
Johns
river
a
national
C.
A.
in
this
county.
|
A
commmilcatlon
to
the
v«,..iigrumg
anwua"*
Special
lighting
arrangublanket
today.
'fening in
—
ns a freight ruute. he I missloners from the city planning; n li wlll \)C ln pincc and the tente councils and notably make her
lie has been in “Y” work for th«
Testimony wns introduced Sat standing“and
Highwnyi made impassable by
th e'fo rm atio n 'o f this board, receivwi some time ago, f th ctrcaa, the concourse a n d the gates’ position at the Lcngu* coun*'
add
if she the heavy snowfall of Saturday past 20 years, most of thu time in urday that the firtt two days of company represent* thc first big asked that the governing powers I mWwX will bo ubluxc with elcc- ell meeting tn Ganowa dlffloalL
tlie
trlul
being
occupied
in
com
Ttiare does not appear much
srjnnm'iit and Sunday, were being opened, city and county work combined,
step that haa been mpdc tot> capl- of the city Invcstlguto tho feasi trlclty.
clop
.
,
.
chance of Inducing M. Briand to
Iwuuld rc- but bua traffic into Wisconsin, and has served, the urgmiisullun in pleting n jury. Fnvro Is Iwing tahxi
vt
this
io
on
tho
advantage#
o
_
bility
of
building
a
pool
this
spring.
A purado b®r *bling tho o ^ m n g
Wi
deri'lon to
/
Iowa and South Dakota, was com many (talcs of the union during tried under an indictment charging stream as a'm edium for the eeo- The commissioners did nothing a t
“
decision
‘ ratftg*
murder in connection with the
bitted by pletely tied up bp the heavy drifts that time.
i
nnmlral
and
quick
delivery
o
f
any
that
time)
and
now
that
tlio
m
atter
O
h
f
S
S
*
i*..1
"
n
r
.M
W . fc.
_____
It Is expected th a t n meeting uf death of John A. MtUDwrc
oral and heeds rest a fter tho
ssure of u
Keeling formed under too
d
yhrWty of freight demanded
by tn- has again-<omo up, proponents of of rab'ed marchers, all' local
NcLt'ipore
and
\V,
C.
Mi
‘ parkin' high iVindJiupd
'he pool expqct svmo action to bo vteltifHT&JonsMMB together
fjorida- eltlfts,
were slniit near* Uuayunu,
a sei
co mniene&n erit of this new
circus feature# and bands of m pe« .v Trerrf0' n i #Mlien
Feb.
18.
'Beth
were
federal
'and One thouiand persona marooned* whfch time N r. Wolf will assume tomolnglst# who had sts,r»rvt froib . steamship
service aatt a time parewatnsnip scrx'ice
Mayor Ixikr, In commenting on will trnvenio the downtown str-eota . ft rhn(ca b u th e f» anm
“ loui.” N r. Pearman this proposal that the city consider
betel in Milacu, during a basketball Ids duties and outlino plans for tho their home# In Picayune olnK nnV ticttUrly propitious,"
this hour. T ^e
A*1^ relinquish tha presidency
Iitiberhin, pame Salimlny night,
w ! continued, "fur traffic
traffi experts con such n project, said; T believe that at
mitinte nt tho show grounds a t
g> were unahie future.
with turkeys as their main objec
ftary, h to return to their homes today
Tho organisation expects to tive. The binlies were found the cur in tho belief that the next few ail thc citizens of Sanford, who are
will witness a substantial Interested in seeing our entertain,|A ,!In CA , n ’ |o A * pub?k I Ab *n sU cm atire there
with The unexpected guests caused a maintain headquarters In Sanford,
morning in the swamps. months
will bo thri i
I
. I 0f prospect of a coalition m ainstay,- v .
increase in rail freight rates.”
tttorir*, severe strain nu tho M ibca larder with branches lit every community following
pient features grow nnd prosper for
the
first
annual Klan circus or
„ |Q the rj|rht than th; t*
Presentation
of
the
state’
s
case
touts from while all nvnliable space In public of the county. Activities embrac was resumed this morning with » Officcru of the new organ) ration will heartily support a municipality Sanford, according to nn nnnounoaof
M.
Briand
and headed either by
swimming pool, and I......
thin;k ment made today.
^uland." buildings of the small town was ing nil sections are to bo featured Harris Reunion, tho firct witness. are n» follows; president, Captain j owned.........................................
Joseph faillaux, M. Morula of If.
»f l he for utilized to qu arter tlicln.
by both organization# in this city Favre was unrated nt Pcnrnon’s Asa F. Davison, formerly general ^ b a t wc BhoUld taka steps in the
Many Acta, on Program.
manager of thc marine department 'immediate future to see that one
ty. Fiance,
The famous Mangaan troupe Pcret.
la Chicago snow flurries fell and in the other town# of thc coun home at Honey lriand. The wit of the United Krutt Company, who j3 built somewhere within ensy acPoland,
heads
the list of acts that will be
ness
told
of
the
npucarance
of
thc
Roclrtllat Dict#tor*hlp Favored
| ami Swwl ■ throughout Sunday, the mercury ty Tiie old City IlnlT building has defendant a t his home Saturday, was nlso In charge of operations of ecu* to nil sections of tile city.”
seen here for the week. The
dropping
to
10
degrees
above
*en>
GENEVA, Alar. 8.—(4 V -A
.
tha
United
States
Shipping
Hoard
to obtain
By
digging
wells
a
short
dlsjjUeiiey
sisters,
tho
Flying
Frankoffered thc Y. M. C. A- for following the double slaying, lie Kmcrgcncy
ror rrap
ee in.
dlctntershlp for
Franc#
InEmergency Fleet
Corporation; Itance Into tho ground we can g o t:|jn!l Mn,| [jirgo nnd Merger follow clalDt iiietntorsmp
roncCHsinn , at midnight. A rise of nt least lf» been
also
described
n
watch,
rout
and
their
temporary
home
and
thc
ofthe form
rm oufftea committee of public
r inn(,iv ns headliner*.
tin tu a i degrees was in prospect, however fir will probably be accepted, ac sweater ho said Farve hud with vice-president and treasurer, W il-ln pure supply of artesian water, a closely_______
nnfcty bsned on tho parliam entary
„
Item
J.
O’
Toole,
formerly
connected
^ubply
tb
it
wiU
never
diminish
nnd
C‘
81ly
n*
■
Ram
supply
tliat
will
and
Poland tn for today.
In
all.
80
stars
of
tho
white
tops
'
cording to officials of the organi him.
systemi but "showing its fist-* j
with
the
maritime
activities
in
New
j0ne
thmt
can
bo
run
through
n
pool
It the reg--------------nro
cnj(j
u,
vio
with
many
clowns
Joe C. Jones, deputy sheriff, who
zation, who are planning to build
York nnd Boston; general manager, 124 hours a day, thereby insuring in mukinir tho entertainm ent Well would not be displeasing if
Bcil in Sep.
Fair Wcnlhcr Forecast
a new homo sometime In the fu arrested tho defendant was recall L,
worth, ~
who'
franco arid
< 'Van
r_— Middles
>»*-••«'-------**K“ was the most sanitary conditions ns well worth while and above tho average forced It, M. Paul Uoncour la quot
WASHINGTON. Mnr. S.—Wh—
ed
to
the
stand
to
identify
these
identified with Captain Davison in as tho most Invignrating dip one d ^ u g , Tho completo progrnn^ la ed n« declaring In an interview
for an Tin- Weather Uurcau report today ture.
Many leading business and pro-( articles as having been token hit work with the United Fruit Co., could wish to take," Mr. Lake . (peeled
peeled io
to bo
presented hero and with a Swiss newspaper.
Willi always the outlook Is for fair weath
ue pr»
from person of th« prisoner or in and t lie U S. S. B. E. F„ traffic
frssional
men
are
bsck
of
thc
“k
Such a dictatorship would be less i
added.
er tonight and Tuesday in the
will last two solid hours.
Pearson's homo whelm* the first
Cilv Manager W. 11. William#
Tho LnTours, tho Aculla-Casswi- risky uml more logical then'll dic
rnension
enst of the Mississippi Riv- movement here nnd from now on It witness of the day sutd the de manager, M. V. Rodney, former
traffic manager of thc United Prtilt was instructed to Investigate tho nva troupe, the Vnnnersons, Mile. tatorship by a single man, the
llieetlng Sir cr except for anow . in northern in expected that the organization fendant placed them.
Company.
possibility of the project nnd also Martha, tho Four Terry*, the Bald bench statesm an uuiiad. Never|in usuite- •N'*w England and snow flurries will play a prominent p art in civic
Tho firm laps to operate on a to prepare data pertaining to tho ' win Girls, Hendricks nnd Nelson Ulricas, ho was convinced t
along the lower lakes.. It will be affairs of Urn county.
N e s r o M u r d e r e r U n d e r large
scale, r. I’earmon announc cost or u pool. If built, it la •**
ex- Innd the Peerless Shdpnnrds are to less ilrustle rwtuedy could be
some mi«- •‘older tonight In the
Atlantic
ln tho conatttutlon itself fo
ed, and a special freight canvasser, iiccted that It will be ono of tho bo featured In' arcnic display#.
^feion which states. Storm warnings are dis
will begin his rounds of central largest inland pool# in tho state.
rinds. We played on tho Atlantic coast from
llank Bylovf, dean of Amerlean tory provides that France
Florida within tho next few day#.
.reducing clown#, has twenty-odd rose to meet any crisis.
to ftnd Faudy Hook to Eostport.
th a t will caper and cavort Destroyed lly Incompetent
«ng out thc
f.unstera
u
M, Paul Uoncour coutempigt
for
the
Junior#,
according to Bob
seeking
JACKSONVILLE. Mar. 8.—UPf
tlio parliamentary coinnilasions
[of Germany
Morten.
„
,
.
.
—Following a week of illness. Will
Silvers Johnson, well known Rob tiie coniiiiissious uf Uia French i
persinl, nnd
Douglas, negro who in August,
inson
circa# clown, will be hare olutiou atui thu cunvunlion QTl
iting n day
The success of the first excur 1025, was runvictad and sentenc
with
hi*
company of funster#; In “Mugnificicnt ported in Frenen
MIAMI,
Fla..
Mar.
8
.—<#)—Ono
is too big
sion trip of the I*nke Monroe Trana- ed to death for the m u ak r of Wil
cluding
dtmtmitivo
George Herman. tory wha-h I admire mare,
fireman
ws#
killed,
and
another
|te Inst nioportatlon Company held last Sun liam J. Kelly, motorcycle officer
Tb*
Victor
Graham
Broadwrsy mure,” but said th a t bills a
[tengi upaiv ^ WASHINGTON. Mar. ».—<>»*>— day has led official# of thc newly uf thc Jacksonville police dipart- was injured, while a ntgro couple
Tho second of a series of instruc
ruled by Llio apcriaUaU in the
Confident that tho government oVfraniied concern to Inaugurate ment, died early this morning In were slightly h urt In a collusion tive recreational contest# designeda Syncop*tof»» n'ltb many musical te nitesteiis were destroyed by an
lav# itectlons, are to be heard In the main
•luriej the will obtain tho upper hand on the similar pleasure trips every after the Duynl county Jail* where he between two fire trucks racing to by Alias Mery Clark; loeal play
the (Ifr- ‘Hrurees uf bootlu-f liquor, jVsSist- noon, Including Sunday#, acconi ng ivAi being held pending his appeal a fire hero a t midnight last night. grounds director, to develop i n .lc ir e tu tent, while Leu N orris civ* competent parliam ent which hod
„},» | turtain* tb* como-lna with “ Flap lost tho conluknco of th* country.
France ant Secretary of th«TrensurY» 1'* to E. L. Markrll. secretary of the before the S tats Supreme Court, The dead man was Bldnvy Houpt, gemiity and originality of thought
When questioned concern
«k»o* like chargo of prohibition enforcement, company who today made public lie wa$ suffering from blood di 30, fireman on ono of tho trucks. will bo staged on S a tu rd ay .at the per Follies of
WUI S tart a t 7 o’cloek.
Reds in Fiance, he adm itted
Permanent today began ninpnlng bol a ram- plans for the commencement ®f sease and nis death was expected. The Injured are John Hines, 36. South Side prim ary school grounds
door# to the elrtu# will open im portant centers of Coshr
wxUrrmioo i paign a-jjinst wine and Herr moonlight excursion trips within
Officer Kelly was shot by Doug driver of th* other fire truck and when a prize will be offered to the a t The
7 o’clock and the performance existed there. Hu did not
“ lords through the establishment of n the near future.
boy or girl whose kit* attains tha
las on Labor Day. 1824. when tho nn unidentified couple. (
> -S
however, th a t Communism
The fire truck* ware on their
altitude in th* first kit* will s ta r t nightly nt 8 o’clock, i ,
Mobile squad to give particular
“That the Lake Monroe Trans form er entered the latter* house way from different station# to ex highest
The
Knights
of
the
Ku
Klnx
dangerous
tu
Franco
a
t
W»
flying
contest
to
be
held
locally.
attention to thoso beverages. • portation Company is ■uJP**1* ir*£ “ to nuiet a distnrbance. Kelly chas
a minor blase in a shack
The first of the series of innova Klan wQl handle aU departm ents moment
The .mneliinery to bo s it up will long felt need In Sanford tourist ed Douglas Into the street and fell tinguish
and act ax managers, ticket tellers
lie in addition to th at announesd
lie was curried to n hospital ana in tho negro section when they tions planned by Miss Clark was And
ticket takers.
collided.
A
fter
the
trucks
crash
given
last
Saturday
when
boy*
and
n r 1.
filmed at, checking the ^ | b ^pplFcaUon for tickets on the djed a few days later.
No
professional workers or show,
ed,
on*
of
them
eldeswipcd
an
augirls
of
the
various
city
schools
en
Douglas made his escape after
illicit inversion o f imiurtrial a l- ,
t xPcPu„ i on c iVen h u t Bundny
men
or#
carried by the Morton drtomoblel
In
which
the
negro
coatered
a
bicycle
parade
exhibiting
■lightly wounding thc two man
UlruU*h-*» sfptirate *nforr#- J f7ortU){jn," Mr. Markell amid.
plai were riding
the many waya of decorating the cue, except the artiste of tha arena
that
picked
up
K«llVQ w e r s i merit aquad.
thpt
«j«t b*v» I “JUUwrto no facilities h»v* «x- U ter captured in New k orb pad
popular two-wheel conveyance.
, , - fam ish. the talent fo r th e .d rWASHINGTON,
Urention of n tux on cersal btvcus
]program.
-------- “ '
Tampa—
Leves
along
BeUianr
*
~
Williams,
district
reprecua
•»
*
w*
w
e
it*
HiitfihA
nj/iw*
returned here for trial. On tb*
Tha In terstate O
•rth 8. ^ , ^ [eruges by the new
frontage on Old Tampa Bay, com* sentativc of Um Playground* As
ittre today
K’ing Board. 10,,t'n,, *11 breweriei_ln the country river and lake.” Mr. Markell added, return trip, officers In chsiyv sold parted.
sociation of America, w as * visitor
Dciuiinir a.
'
- 1*thgt
Douglas
confessed
to
tM
B
.ll
fility, had de-i
inspection by Internal revenue “bat that difficulty has been re
lb Sanford school parks last woek,
schedule* which
SecrcUrv' ?Fcnt* nnA with this ns a we<
moved with the maiden voyage of
god .will return a t on early date
rates on l u m b e r ^
L-* R bi , Nr. Andrews is optimistic tHxit
that
tho company’s first cruiser, and so
to assist local playgrounds direc
products, from Mont
!
can
can
control
future
sUPpH^*
“
except iu
many have exhibited < desire to en*
tors in outlining a^deflnlte
a definite policy
WASHINGTON, Mar(At— to South Atlantic i
r function#
for the spring months, Mis* Clark Secretory K*
Kellugg left Washington Covington, Madison
J^verament
•tgted today. While In the city tod*:y fa.
for a week’s
-------- # visit
■ — amt , Fine- ten, Georgia, to
•Watered by
Lftcraooa. beginning
Mr. Williams expressed himself as bur* L N. C. The respite from «ffi- and other point*
rial aatlcs was advised by physi rates,
WASHINGTON, March 8-—tWjtwo of the jobbers entered he being Very favorably Impressed cians
aboard the “W slska."
after an attack of grippe.
W
A
SU
im
fiun,
..
_
1J#d
m
in
,,,,,,
After
binding
heF,
th
'lh# nrw ached)
uxl *excursion boat ac- Five o f six robber* who raided the j^adropm. A fter blnum# ■-*,
Commit-1
------- • * ;,re|I eppointeil
He will return Ilf time to meet lablub reduced
home
af
Mr*.
Caroline
Williams
on
n
e
i
took
her
jewel#
sod
after
a
B
l
________________
-Ic V m| rommodating
m o & tin g W wpoasangere, will
said, UrgDi
\ A t lma n
t a . G a , M*r. b^
—
with Ambassador Alunzo Houghton commodities which ore
/••Monoble Sixteenth street her# further search, departed.
designed!
"flriual UumcR Marvin StrJplm, 4‘J ,
Include a stop at EM trpriM
and Minister Hough Gibson , for U> U\* ' combiujitiau tu;
m
w
!
.
.
v
,
L
U
0
Wekiv*
» S fth e W.
In the meantime another rervreta rj’ of the Southeastern v *ir * run to the
dWcue-t'un of plans fo r participa Louisvllla and -NsshvUle
1*
and
other
qnt, who had ■pretended to faint
1Jllp execu- Assih intion *ince Its oteraiii**t'0'J river, Mr. M*ri®B so«L
tion by the U nited, State* In tho su tio n s south of
rs. William*
th*
robbers
antered
the
room,
f« t»id. « u in 1011,
011. died
(Hod here lost rnight,
ig h t.-after
f te r
Moonlight
Mo(lnUgbt excursions
forthcoming Leaguq. of -Na (tens’ Jacksonville. .
women oerv- nut. to a nearby hotel whore MSmade no an
__ illness of 10 days- Funeral, Mt-nrw* s rd tributary
. ------ --------'
preparatory’ arm am ents’ • confer .
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rv
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tit:
“r “ srehant rXcrvfces
ence. Tho first tot.fcrenc* between
Appreprialloa
bUj
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occupies
h f c - 111 b , V p 1W * J ; „ * » • « r J f & ^ u S t S
uf
U>*
h»nd,
a The *hith
M>. StririJn. in
addition to b»b««»cs a- h ttla warmer,
n*
House.'
KaliW
and th« h i m
•h tud»*
i w
^ ,-becolte#
of Joseph
s..Ini t addition
, a„«ali0Bii(erni
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rill be about
Jploma
Muscle Shoalg reochoi vo^o tu
tela
ew York, was aware th a t his companions had left.
•
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hotel employe* Ha directed them to th* rear of th* Senate.
House committeel edHtinues hearhens* and than flad. ,
WASHING!
BOOST WHBAT TARIFF
log cm proposed prohlbltive bua
H*
encountered
tha
servant
and
Am
xrkun
ffHU.
^Exhibiting.'f»k«»d reveno*
tho hotel employe*, L. R. Hawkins
year
YORK. M e rH -X A V -A
TOKYO,!
John ion-Schell * n d " 8trek and
And C. C. Hawkins, negro*#, who Drookhi
UlU
k* . '
1
X nollre of Ashland, Ala.
to th*
led with him unUl a pollcaman near
moilbted
r n l of
tvmL
striking f ur
UUIDE8 -T 6 -BB a b u iv b * club**
Until
3T C V
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OfiOO
tnto tha
■Twurh-rs*
'YlAUFOX, N.
4#
lea To
[a Not
IPlace
Official Action May Sanford Connection
Come Following1Trial Will Be Established
CENTRAL WEST IN WOLF ARRIVES TO
GRIP OF ANOTHER TAKE CHARGE OF
HEAVY SNOWFALL; LOCAL Y. M. C. A.
Socialist Leader
R egrets D o
Herriot Mention
Premierahin Sh
Briand Not A
CITY MAY BUILD BIG P A R A D E IS
SWIMMING POOL TO PRECEDE KL AN
AT EARLY DATE, CIRCUS ^OPENING
&
Many Enjoy First Death Sentence Dies
r
Excursion Trip Of In Jacksonville Jail
K
ite
Flying
C
ontest
One
Killed,
1
Hurt
As
Andrews Mapping Out New River Cruiser
Fire Ttuck Hits Car To Open Saturday
New Campaign To Kid
South Of Wine, Beer
A t South Side Park
ma.”
?s That
ird Be
L C. C. Susi
Kates Until Ne
Kellogg In Pinehurat
For Period Of Riest
Head
Prominent Fair
unified I*. Succumbs At A t l a n t a .bo*
in Hom e Raided
Fashionable Was!
B y Thieves Who Get V aluable Jewelry
& SU
ZT'itX 't? 1
B .W
i»‘.
f 'p0|ice Disperse Fur
a f j S S S t a r e * ! w U e m Pi. Stmte
W ashington N ew s
Ann
Gei
�h
merican Legion
Victorious In Final Play
B IR
For Studebaker Trophy
Th# American Legion'* team of
g a lf m won the Studebaker trophy
Si the Civic Club tournam ent Satvurday afternoon by defeating the
'te a m from the Lion* Club in the
final round of the tournoy, after
- on* of the closest matches played
•throughout the three day event.
O. W. Spencer, Jr., Hon, took
h b match from Roy Chittenden 2
bit* to 1; I* P. Boyle, Lion, beat
* Chittenden, Legionaire, 2 and
Ted Wathen, Lion, beat Clenn
ibUh 2 and J ; A. P. Haggard,
___onalrc, won from Hawkln*
Tonnelly by 3 points; E. D. Chit* , Legionaire, won from R.
b, 2 and 1. The total was
8 to 7 for the Legion.
The trophy, a 22 inch silver cup,
ived with the name of the winam, will stand in the Legion
ease a t the hut on the lake
until the tournament, nest
d , a t which, time the holders
have to deffnd it against the
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CH AUTAUQ UA
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M.R if P u b lic ity B ody la G iv e n F r e e ' * nthorcd an'1 distributed news for
tho Associated Press Will be exKCIR U U lla g e l b pending, piB| n(H] tonight from broadcasting
Educational Advertising Is stations throughout the country by
To Be Continued Locally r executives and editors of the io— —
operative news organization.
Discussion of the mean* whereby I Crowing interest among nowsthe Sanford Realty
fla .ltv Board
T W H ndver- P1} ? " readers in the manner in j r
which news of the world is gut her- i V
i . tilin g program could b e improved cd nnd brought to their homes is 1
and enlarged featured the meeting responsible for this innovation. [ 1
of th a t organisation a t noon today, Hitherto the Associated rl'ess has j wr
confined Itself to writing current
which v u presided over by George , history,
without giving its renders
W. K night in the absence of Presi nny glimpse of its own working. ■ j
dent IL C. DuBose.
The phrase “by tho Associated
Jv F rank MacNell, chairman of the Press,"- or the aidin'vlnt ton “ AP"
■ advertising committee of tho hoard, appears lit tho head of news dis- , J
reported th at due to the budget al patches which, it is estimated, are
lowing only |100 monthly for ad rend every day by fl,000,000 per
vertising purposes, it was consid sons. Tonight the world-wide urered a very delicate task for the gnnization identified thus, nnd
—JtpBimUteo ’ to appropriate th e ! »°mo of tho stories behind the stomoney for various purposes with- rics that appear in print will be rxout some suggestion and advice plained briefly to radio listener/.
At four divisional liendijunriers
■from th* members of the board.
Joe ChitUnden and D. L. Thrash tho tulks will Ids broadcast from T
e r Instituted a measure which was WJZ, New York; WMAQ, Chicago;
adopted by the members, culling WSB, A tlanta; and KPO, Kan
fo r the expenditure of the money Francisco. Tho talks will be given
'allowed for advertising, every nt hours to bo nnnounccd locally
onth, and for Immediate action from oilier stations which include,
r the committee on m atters per- in tho east, NOII, Newark; WtlY,
Schenectady, WNAC, Huston, WOO
tabling to publicity.
I t waa agreed that the money is Philadelphia, K OK A, Pittsburgh ;
toj be ■
s pent
p e n t'locally and it wan inti WHEC, Rochester, WGR, lluffal i,
continuance of the odu- and WTIC, Hartford.
mated th at continuan
■ I catlonnl advertising w o u l d lie
tailivu wuw Alie VVHJV UI vhiivn m
the National association is expected
to play a prominent p art in the fu,
tura advertising iupg of tfa$
tion,
I
Itors wera advised by actdent Knight of the nncon vent ion o rth o real estate
boards, to be held in Tulsa, Okln.,
-M
next Jane. Ho advised the as
sembly th at President DuBose
would probably go into detail next
Monday ralative to the local board's
plans for sending a representative
to the convention.
The members were advised today
th a t on April 0, a joint meeting of
th# Sanford and DoLand boards
would be held In this city, at which
time it is expected that a number
of the officers of the national usaoctatlon will be present for adnTtUM.
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in Hawaii i*
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C ollege Singing Girls
The Fauhel Entertainers
F irst Trans-Ocean
Telephone M essage
H eard On Sunday
(Continued from Page 1)
M K L s 11’* >'"PH«a went by wire 70
la “ «•* lo
broadcasting station
^ T p f the Radio Corporation of Amer
ica a t Rocky Point, L. I., flew
•
0,4 oceiin 3'300 niilM to
}r, Wrought on, England, and were
by wire io the London post-
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Children’s Special Program s *
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The pleasures of a visit lo Asheville have no
They are bounded by no seasons.
* :>
T he First T im e H e Stoppei
H e S ta y e d — in Asheville
NOTABLE LECTURES
5 —BIG P A Y S —5
R ed p afh C hautauqua
SEA SO N TIC K ETS $3.00
April 7 to 12
♦ ♦
E HAS business interests both • in
Richmond and in the far South. He
had been making the trip back and
forth, without a stop, for years, until about
twelve months ago. One day, he was talking
to his banker. As is usual when business
men meet, the conversation turned to golf,
and the banker who had played moat of the
fine courses in the South, naturally spoke
of Asheville.
H
‘Why don t you stop by there on your way
South?" he asked our friend. "It s a great
place to visit and u better place lo stay." T he
advice was taken, and our. friend hasn’t
left yet.
The pleasures of a visit to Asheville have
no time-limit.
They arc bounded by no
seasons. It makes no difference whether you
come in spring, iall or winter, there will be
places for you to sec, things for you to do,
trips for you to make, delightful days in the
glorious mountain air.
Exclusive Agency
Opportunity
An old-time fiddlers' contest
planned by the Milane Theater and
sponsored by the Sanford Herald,
wjll be given a t the Milano on F ri
day evening beginning a t 8 o’clock. ,
Fiddler* living nr visiting in any
. p. a rt of ----------Seminole county will be
Ms - eligible
““ ■'n to euinpclo
co in lie to for
I
tho four
Wf™* offered.
n“
J. L. Marontette
announced
today.
--------------First
prise will I
P# a 810 gold piece, second prise a (
pa gold piece, third prise, six
_ _ months' subscription to Tho H erald,'
fourth prim ten tickets to the Mi
lan* Theater. ,
"The purpose of the contest is to
establish the fart that we have
hem In Seminole county a number
of the genuine o]d-time fiddlers
Who am fast fading from the fare
of the earth,“ Mr. Marenlctlo suid
in commenting on the mutch. “To J
give these old fellows u chance to
SMnit their s tu f f and also to fur
nish entertainment out of the genanil run of theater attraction*, it
baa been doclded to put on this
contest,"
\
Several fiddlers have ulrcudy i'n*
■ tered their names for the tourmim m t on Friday-, Mr. Mnrentcttc
•aid, and it is expected that ut least
IM or U Will compete. Those deto try for the prices are
asked to communicate directly with
tha Milane manage me ut, Mr.
M artntctte announced.
’
,
B etty Booth Concert Company
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Colonial Harp Ensemble Company
featuring
“Thte Shepherd’s Dream
t
F iddlers’ Contest
W ill Be Staged At
The M ilane Friday;
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t
TORS WOULD A ssociated P ress %
peration W ill B e
BETTER METHODS O
B roadcast T onight
OF ADVERTISING NEW
YORK, Mnr. — Tho work
the 80,000 men nnd women who
S
.
MONDAY. MACH 8
Palm
flcach^-8 1.000.000, steel
If so, you hnve a brilliant mind pier to be constructed.
nnd have an interest iq many sub
aamo contesting fo r the champion jects.
Ba rUAV—850,000 Masonic home
ship last week. Those team s are,
You have a m agnetic and at- to be constructed.
the Klwants, Rotary, Lions, Cham
ber of Commerce and the Realty
Board teams.
Be*ta Is Low Medalest
C-. E. Betts, with a low score of
I
88 for 18 holes made the first day
when he played as n member of
the Realty Board team , won the
dozen balls given by L. L. Voorheos, club professional, for the low
medal score fo r any one day's
play In the tourney.
Many upsets featured the play.
Tho Rotary club'w as one of the
favorites to win and Its defeat by
the American Legion on Fridny
put thorn out of tho tourney. The
Great Sparkling Comedy
Lions, victorious over the team
from tho Klwanis oiub on the ouenIng day, probably caused the blg- |
goat upset of all. Following their
victory', they rested Friday and
then played the final with tfic
Orlginsl Musical Production
*
Legion on Saturday, .
It
m
O
DAY
tractlve personality thht appeals
to members of the opposite sox.
Your business decisions are
shrewdly made and usually are
successful.
, .
You are a great render and have
a decided literary talent.
m
Someone in this city will, w ithin a few
days, be the exclusive representative of
P o n c e d e L e o n S p r in g s
It may be an old-established bouse that
has been handling only local real estate.
It may be a vigorous young concern that
wants volume and is eager to work. It may
be an entirely new organization, composed
of two or three exceptionally alert young
men who recognize opportunity when
they read about it in the papers.
If you are fond of golf, listen to what the
Coif M agazine has to say about one of Ashe
ville's courses:
Fo describe the beauties of
the Asheville course is hopeless. It is situated
on a bit of plateau, near the city and some
what above it. On one side is the base of
Sunset M ountain, and on the other the city
of Asheville. And encircling it on every side
is range on range of hilis. You will have to
imagine the surroundings from that—or,
better still— come and sec it. It will repay
you.
Asheville now has four courses, each
of them offering splendid golf.
If you arc fond of mountain scenery, and
who is not, remember that. Asheville nestles
near the loftiest peaks in the East.
M t.
Mitchell towers 6,711 feet above the sea.
There is M t. Pisgah, the Great Smokies.
Chimney Rock and a dozen other peaks
each offering superb scenery— and all easy
of access. For, thanks to more than a thou
Formal application should be made by
letter. The more you say^ the better —es
pecially the paragraph about bank rela
tion s—but use as few words as possible,
for w e’re busy!
i
A d d r e s s M r. I’a s c h a ll
H enry C. Lonsford Organization
Incorporated
Ponce de Leon Bldg.
«
Deland, Florida
^IS nf ln a e n naid th at more expertg**f>t*uan l,WUM
neccaaary b«V. ; ore J* * n<w development would
t* of cuniroercloJ use. The cost
seouU bo probibiUvo for neutral
w e at prtsenL
» i
* ’
%
sand miles of perfect motor roads,
none of this natural grandeur
need miss.
N ever think that you need ic
sports when you come to the
Very close to Asheville are beautif
of crystal water where swimming ud]
arc true delights.
And besides,
always fishing in the mountain stn
sport w ith the gamest of trout.
Perhaps you know already of
magnificent hotels. Their fame is i
T hey offer a wide range of accori
from the most luxurious suites tola
ing quarters, each suite to your ti
Plan to visit Asheville. .Stopon]
home. The season doesn’t matter,
enjoy it any time, though spring andi
arc most popular.
Write for any specific information!
want. If you plan to motor, you
good roads all the way.. Write fori
touring directions. If you plan toi
train, you can get a through Pullo*!
Southern Railway on the following
ules:
SCHEDULE
4
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RR
■rwu.
sS - nr
.........1
northuounu
w. p ttiw v u u . rw.
............
T. Aihkvilu, na........
.
jotmtnouNO
»• a»««viu.m. ........................ .’,’.'."‘•-1
,. Savannah. .................. V"T. ,* p ■
, IjtrKMNViLU. via............. A L u
A s iie v il l f - C h am ber
of
Co
Asheville. .N*
12 Taylor Arcade
S t. P etersb u rg . Fla
406 Clem*1"
W e itP ^ n k
�THE SANFORD HBRAT.il. 1
i unchanged; r
txtrn firsts
25Ut26*; o r
You Poor Kid, Why
S
’’ *nowi^ norida arrived.
Supplies mod-
,UP>~lt' try olive, steady; receipts -l.cars;
M t t terunchanged; fowls »;sprinR *
10-inch
~ ^rek 32- tnrkeya 85; roosters 21; duck*
£ 8 * ™ . Wash^alifornia.
No
aolea
£,1 Elec- 30^32; geese 21.
Jordan -i c jucAGO, Mar. 8 - —GP)—Pota.32
clear. 8
track.
rin D0*0' toes trading moderate, market stirpift. S , , T ” oonn -trilck
modd Allied ftrndy: total United States ahip* f ra,te. market steady l>rmand
i
‘ j^'oridt, 10*
”.00, few
l^junJ.
roun(,, w hlleli 3 - s e ,
8 doi.
Califorh) Amerfnncy shade-higher; Minnex-twJ ■ iota sacked round whites jj-COtf?)
3 75- Backed Red River Ohio SjlOig)
. . VoO; Idnlio sacked russets 3.75@
3P0. Receipts 135 cars.
fc fT
««bW>kcn cars’ on
f. “ 3!1 "NEW ORLEANS, Mar- 8.— M
, —Cetton futures opened steady:
' W e Mnr. 18-10, May 17 88; Juiy 17.40;
Oct. ULC4, Dec. IC.C2 bid.
re*. . —»*,
JACKSONVILLE, Fin., Mar. 8
n onset- _ ,^ _ C o n d itio n s and quotations j
>« b*n’* pruvnilinir on the Jacksonville m n r-!
*• ," c‘ Let today ns reported by the Flor - 1
P"nU> idn State J4dbk«ti4* B ureau;
3Jt n f o i - d"' **»«
Are You So Skiimy?
H A \K 1JrH
stat»
II K I'A H T M K N T NO. i r
oi* V u rn m A .
orrtr*
or
«*<*mpJro|ler, TaH ah*****.
W H k TIEAH. by katlafactory n l .
none* preterit*<1 to the Un<ter*lKli*<l
tl h u been muilo to •pponr that a
•■uiitiini! ninl l,n«ti Aravrlnlliin undor U if nam* « f Fi-mlno)* County
I'lillitlnv * l-wij’i Auxik'IHilon Incut! on at Sanforif. Florida. and nriran! ’ r«*ft iiO'tor the U » « «»f Florida. Ii*n
cnmplIiHl with all the \>rnyl*luna ro‘ I'lirnl to In- aomplli-.l trllll l*v Itullil•Ina and I-oan Anam-latIon EAfra of
lb* Slate of Florida lu-i'or* rurb a»■'it! at It, rta ahall
be autlinrlled to
ciitmnonro l>u»lnr*.i In t r o m b n ir
DO YOU KNOW ABOUT
■Don’t j-our mother knnw that Cod
Diver Oil will put pound, of rood
tenlihy flexh on your bones Ut just
a few weeks?
Tell her every ..Iruptrist has It
*n sucniyoated tablet form now
ao ihab you won’t hake to take the
tnSm ' V*k3f- W t‘nir oil that ij apt
s'TTell
toi°.’{r
ic*te slolT,nch'NOIV. THEUKFOUK.
I Um*Me l l hher
that* m
McCoy’s
Cod Liver
Comptroller « f Ih r 'U l ilo »t
o* Compound Tablets are chock IAttiit*..
h>rl>'*. hy .y tr tw *-or tbe aiuli<irli>
An ideal interior-finish.
iU
J } ;if viUluinn vitaminci and'l y«.'*tct in in* by Hertlon L Chapter Nails direct to studding and
J fn j* i
of Pmfl<ta, ••■■rtirv tlmt
"r.°, f i u W * ? 1 n ” h producers th* Srmlnnl* t^u n ty Multitlua % iocs away with lath and plas
and hea th .huUdcn. she
find. Loan Anmirliulnn Of rJaufFnl In tb*
*l.ckly thjn kid. n~c 9 Rained < ouniy I.r Snnliii.l* Iin.l'«n>- .St.ur i,| ter.
i- rounds ,n 7 month*.
• | *■.orntn. I« nuihorltnl to commcnc*
l.uslnf**
<if u Rulbllna
ami
■V° m j‘i! R,k the Un'on Phar : l.'.ari’ A*.<>rlNtt>.n uiul.r flic nsr..'
mae>* or hny dmutriaf for McCoy** ftb'Hf *|vi>ti wiiii, a -canltnl uti.rk » f
Ring us, phone 536, and say
lluiuireil ThnuKitml iliilli.r*
C'M Uvcr Oil, (■-impound Tablet* I Hnt•ilvrti umlrr n>v band *n.1 *«nl of v*ou want us to send some one
’
■ _ ' * fourth rtav o f Mnreh. to show you and tell you about
A. D. 15!8.
.
t
parties, receptions
and weddings.
Factory 308 W* Central Avepne
Retail Store 15 12. Central Avenue
Orlando. Florida
. KU NK8T AMOS.
Crifuiuiutlcr M ini' of Florida.
- T*voro^rConsiruction of Ta- . There is a saving in
vnresiClermont road, to get under
when you use Sheolvock.
way.
185 oro*
Supplies o f all m iscellaneous vep-1
!. V?f0' etnbhs very lig h t; demand Rood:
■ ■ very
■ i
'
m arket i
movement
POTTER’S “ORLANDO MAID'
CANDIES
.
cost
■ ■ n n R M s a K im iiM U B n s a R ia a iB p a a M a R iia a a im a i
*
CAN YOU SOLVE THIS?
a t 9 tonidkt take
strong for good -5 ,
Been*, green,
bushel winiper*
practiraljy o supplies.
Bviiri*. was, "k bushel hnmpe-s,
praclicnlly no lunpllos.
Cabbage, Its bushel hampers,
new *t-ick. S2.7S0h1.25. .
Celery, Florida 10-inch crate*.
$100 (;il0.00.
peas, P>glish, Tit liuslicl hnmpcr*.'practically no supplies.
Peppers, standard crates, gri-Cn
few *7.01)^8.00.
Squhsh, standnrd erates, ‘yellow,
fancy, practically no supplies.
Sweet jMtatoes, i>er cwt. 3.25t;h
J . ■i.
.
Tomatoes, sixes; Flnrldn, fnney
count and slm'k, 4.7513)5.50.
Tomatoes, sixes, Florida, ehoiei* ■;
ci,nut and stock, S;!.00(7h4.5f).
Oranges, boxes, fancy count and
stock, $3.75<y>i.OO.
Oranges, boxes, choice count nml
rt. rk, M.00@,4 50. /
(Irapefruit, boxrs, /an c y count
and sock,'4,000)4.50.
Strawberries, 32 quart rrate--,
practically no supplies.
1'like.-) hot house, doyen cartons,1
f.-nicy, 2.000)2.25.
Phone 536
FARMERS
.
SUPPLIES
Hie above letters when propwly arranged form ’the n#mn
of a late president. Everyone sending in the correct solu
tion will be awarded n beautiful lot. *i*r 20*100 feet.
FR EE AND CLEAR OF ALL ENCUMBRANCES, located in one of our new sulslivisionn between New York ami
Atlantic City.
,
ib is offer empires May 13th, 1925
DF.WARK OF IMITATORS!
IVe Btv* Ihr arlginatora of this adiertU ing plan.
MAXIM DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION
n o W. 40lh Ktreel ..
Dept. 429
New York City
CELERY MARKET
Shipping point information for
(Vo n 8iilurdny. March 0:
Sanford, Fya., Clear, warmer.
Ilnril rnin Sunday evening, Fair!;
moderate wire inquiry- Demand
15!**.• moderate, market steady. N'n cut
1 to. 1: Saturday ur Monday. No salos
IT1’.- reported. Growers nml rhipptt
n r , holding off in order to allow o l
i t) t,> devtdnp lictter blanch.
7«'»
Jot.11 t'arlot Shipments;
kll - Seororil section tly 5 .season
- S;’d\ I
to date
... ...!____
This is the can o f Snowdrift in the kitchen in the h ou se that
to Mr. D. (unless this morning Mr. D. has sold to Mr. E.)
S n o w d rift
lid.’
I Sanford section last season
T.)'
to same date —■............... 2d'"*
41 Sanford di»trict two yenr*
41', ago, same date.. ..... 21C’ *
Florida, this season to. date t.V.
MS’ Florida, last reason, same
sentiments through MaYrh -1'oday‘a ({notations:
‘l-" Nork: 32 degrees, (lia r 1
< .l‘f- luii. *14 Florida arm ed
rj'di*.* good, stock limited. In
r .«lc rate for good st<» k
'“«r(o t *toady. Florida, some or
conditii 11,
cotiaiderithle
lh <-i. li).inch crates. 4-K doz $1.23
r t l " . fm ry $5.00-5.-2li, few high
>*■’(, (air quality and condition,
i f ' 0 Mil), poorer low an $3,00, ‘dM
’ nr,I 1 doz. best, $-l.25l4.5A; fo;
*h ’■». poorer low ns $3.00; 10 doz.
AN CIRCUS
•1.AKE f r o n t
Opposite
1 I.YI)i; l i n e p i e r
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ilephone Service Expands
To Meet State’s Growth
T
IIE extensive teiephor.e
c o n s t r u c t i o n and
replacement work com
pleted in Florida Inst yenr is
a reflection o f the growth
and progress of the State.
The result has been to
improve and extend the serVice, to better care for present needs, and to prepare
for the growth of the fu^ura
Florida’s telephone syatem has grown to the point
where it now requires 43
c e n t r a l offices, 235,200
miles of wire, 2,252 miles
o f pole line and 374 miles of
underground duct.
.
There was an increase of
Tnore than 30 per cent in
tho number of local a n d
long distance calls last year,
and the service rendered in
m e v igorous tie a rt oj a
Growing Commonwealth
The destiny of cilles is itrcMlcIcrmlncd. Many
f.ictorH combine to brlnj; about their develop
ment or decline.
, ->J
iiandlinjr these caila wns of
an exceptionally high order.
* To render such service,
m a i n t a i n the plant and
complete the new additions
Jias required the co-opera
tion of customers as well us
the loyal efforts of a trained
organizatioa Our happy roJations with customers is a
source of satisfaction and is
reflected in tho fact that in
F l o r i d a there are 1,382
stockholders of t h e B e l l
S y s t e m who own 34,705
si taros of stock,
Commerce, agriculture and transportation art
essential to the growth and development of a
ctly; and with these, its future Is assured.
DITIILO In tho vigorous heart of a growing -com* 1
monwcalth. It is building rapidly bat suTely on
It solid, substantial foundation, for it has the
three requirements of succeftH.
Located midway between Orlando and lh o ‘ At>
lantic Coast, at the junction of the Cheney-DIxfe
Highway and the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad,
DITIILO Is the logical center of commercial and
agricultural activity of the region. Analysis st^ows
its soil to lie remarkably fertile. Citrus fruits
thrive; celery, lettuce, cucumbers and garden
There are now 2 , 3 1 3
skilled telephone workers
serving you in the Bell Syatem in Florida. They appfgciate your friendly iutcrshore your pride in
advairement of 0 u r
Unlimited New England capital Is being expen
ed in the development of DITIILO. Hldewallural
laid; streets are paved; electric lights and wait
Mvxtcni now being installed.
installed, Several houses ai
*ystem
already built and plans completed Tor a modal
hotel. It Is a city In Ih# making. >
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The story o f BITIILO will Interest YOU. Lei \
s h o w you what we are doing; Call at our loo
office and study the location of BtTHLO proj
c.-tin; on a detail color map. Then accept our co
diul Invitation, for n pleasant drive to BITHLt
that you may form your own impression of th
unusual investment -opjiortunity.
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THERE IS,NO OBLIGATION. COMB IN TODA
DAVID LAIRD, Florida Manager
h e r n b e l iT t e l e p h o n e
T E L E G R A P H COM PANY
BITHLO SALES COMPANY
Z3# Mei.ch Bid,.
H. C. TIBDALB JR.
�ONDAY,
SorTiething’
New In Journalism
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a tm s r n ir n o * iiv Yk *
T>sr—<T.«o SI* M- ntli*.
>Uv*-r*d |n Clly »>y Qarrttrfi
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W eekly Edition
r year.
p e ta l. H O TlC K i • All oliltunry
llcr*. rnrd* nf thnnk*. rn olu m* and nutlc** at m iertaln m am s
tere c h t r i« a ars mad« wtlt b *
arsed for at regular sdvertlelnk
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l i e n aaaoriATP.il php . ss
• Amorlmt-d Pr*«* ft **rlu*'■ entitled to the u*« for reIrstlon f t all news dispatches
(tail to It or not otherwise
lted In this paper and situ the
I news publlfthrd herein. All
Is of repubUostlon of - special
itches herein are also reserved.
MONDAY. MARCH ft. 1920
As Brisbane Sees It
Som ething new Jn the field of journalism tri th is coun
try has been started nty Washington in the publication o f n
newspaper called the United States Daily. Both w ithin and
outside the newspaper fraternity the novel experim ent will
be watched w ith n greaV deal of interest. That its success
is assured is not altogether certain because o f its alm ost
complete departure from the methods used by. other newspnjjers of the c o u n try /
The aim o f the U nited States Daily is to present every
day a complete resum e o f jhe activities of our governm ent.
Facts uncolored and without any opinion or com m ent are to
make up the nows stories o f the new paper. T he motto ns
announced in the first edition appearing last Thursday is
“All the fncls— No opinion.”
.
The New York.Times shies a little at the expressed pur
pose of the publication in not giving an opinion. On th is par
ticular point, the Times says, “there m ust be in the nature of
the case a selection of facts, and selection am ounts to an
“opinion,” at least to the extent of deciding which are the
more important facts."
Despite the contention o f the Tim es, it appears certain
that the United States Daily will he welcomed by many dif
ferent people, from the officials of the governm ent to th e
ordinary interested render. It should furnish n great deni
of information for record, in addition to supplying an accu
rate account o f government happenings* for editorial com
ment by other pnpers of the country.
David Lawrence, for several yearn considered one of the
best informed political w riters of the country, heads the new
publication and he and his associates, by reason of their
long experience in particular branches of journalism, are in
a position to gather and assemble tbc facts ns few others in
their profession. Their experim ent in publishing the United
S tates Dnily will furnish an interesting test as to whether
the newspaper field can be successfully extended ns far ns
they anticipate, nnd will also serve to prove or disprove the
contention thnl renders want only the fncls.
Still Kitting tJp
Practically Polygamist
Only Work ropnt*.
Various Justice
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By ABTIIIIR BRISBANE
c«arrtaht i» » . ar *»«» C*TH E IV*AM. Street’ invalid was
atilt sitting up yesterday. Urnke rs’ loans were smaller, spring
lam b stocks were thrown over for
ty-eight shot himself to denth, leav
ing word thnt he chose to die be
cause he was ti failure, lie men
d lltlcs
tioned also the fart that ho “never
worked much, for fear of making
a slave of himself." If he hud been
n iB L E VERSE FOR TODAY
u IftlJe more of n slave, he might
Durjng a visit to the British Industries Fair held in Lon have been less of n failure.
. A RENEW ED P R O M I 8 E need to realize that work
"Thcn the Lord sold unto Moses, don recently, King George stopped at a booth to exam ine a is Men
tho dhly thing worth while.
British
typewriter.
While
toying
with
the
keys
nnd
praising
N on' shall thou aee what I will do
to Pharaoh) for with n strong hand the machine His M ajesty received a bit of news qualified to
DIFFEREN T KINDS or Justice
jar even the Britisher’s phlegm. He was informed thnt prac nre needed for different kinds of
■hall hp let them go.” Ex. 0:1.
P n.sY E R —1 love the Lord, be- tically nil typewriters used by the British government were people, to rule "inferior Tacos’'
American made. One hundred nnd fifty typew riters were successfully, us Britain does.
Tho beautiful dancing girl Mumimported every day, duty free, from (he United States, tin
tar. llorgum ran away from* the
attendant told him.
Mnhnrujnh of Indore and adopted
JU ST GETTING GOOD
While tho conservative British press refused to quote another protector, very rich, Ahilul
Rome trade their cars in every His M ajesty verbatim, American correspondents o f Amer Unwin. Thugs hired hy the Ma
kprimr,
harajah murdered nnnr Unwin nnd
ican newspapers cabled the King’s words; ’T h is is scandal mutilated
the face of tht Nnutch
Or, anyway, each year or two,
ous. I will personally s e e to it, nnd have the mnttcr looked girl, destroying her beauty*.
Take anything tho car will bring
Becauso they want a model new.
Hiitnin promised remorseless,
The engine now la running fine,
Later, in tho House of Commons, Rona.tl McNeill, finan even justire. Three unimportant
But they don’t like that kind nf
men w ire Imaged, four deported.
cial secretary of the treasury, declared that preference would The
hood,
Mnhnrnjah, ria l m urderer,
he Riven to British typewriters by the government ns hooii gives up his throne to his * **
And So they buy n new design
Juat when the car U getting ns “ the British typew riter manufacturers catch up with the Even "justice” does nothing else
to him. Mumtnz has married a
standard set by United S tates’ concerns.”
Efficiency and Patriotism
T h t cylinder* arc smooth nn glnsu,
Tho engine’s acting mighty
sweet;
Not till ten thousand miles you pass
A car It really qulto complete.
Tho car Is nicely broken In,
■. .The aprings uro easy, cushions fit,
Yet th a t’s the tlmo thnt folks begin
• To talk of getting rid nf it.
This is only another indication of America’s leadership
in the production of useful inventions. What is scandalous
about Englund’a adoption of tlie American typewriter? If
only a bigoted brum! of patriotism would frown upon their
use. The American typewriter is snvinR time and money for
the British government.. Departmental heads admit this.
Even the King was forced to admit, so where is the scam|al
attached
to their use? ,,
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“r.L4;
Ajfci to with ago. Folk* sympathize
’
England
invented
the
typewriter,
but
American
brains
, *l the fifty mark,
Ju a t when a man Is got ting wise. have developed the machine beyond the best produced by
tJit eye* nrcuMomerf to life * other nations, so why should American manufacturers not
'J-r
dark.
I reap the benefit of l l ni r initiative?
I l l m ay bo oven sixty now,
If British machines were superior, or even equal to AmerAnd people th'ink he’* g e ttin g ,
I ienn typewriters, King George would have runic cause to
Or ho himself may knot hi* brow , 1howl about America’s monopoly. But British machines are
adm ittedly inferior to America’s, so His august M ajesty’s
“squawk" is a little premature. Let him got aftej* the British
manufacturer, and when British concerns are capable of pro
Bat w hat Is oven sixty years ?
O r fifty years, or any time 7
ducing typewriters comparable to America's, King George
Why, th at the time n mun appears will bo justified in demanding that the British government
At last to reutly reach bis prime.
A lot of things ha’s learned to do patronize only home m um ifnetim rs.
In youth he never understood.
Y#t some folks think a fellow’s
THIS SOUTiiW AltD migration is but it*fresh evidence
Ihortigh
of tho neVer-umling quest of mankind for the new and the
J a i t when a man Is getting good. strange; for wealth, ease, health ami happiness. Hope forever
DOUGLAS MALLOCII
beckons mankind nnwnrtl. Then there will be found romance
Tho early bird catches
tho
worm so w hat chance hm a worm
anyway T
A yoqng deaf man hni his a d
vantages, he can’t hear his girl
aay no when he proposes.
Whnt do you suppose they would
M y In Ne.w Jersey to u fellow who
astig, “ Nobody Knows How Dry
They say talk is cheap hut when
tho Judge nays, "ten thousand and
costs," that makes it a horse of a n
other hue.
Charlie Sit-On-Ills.Artow a n d
M a r y llailstones-in- Her-,Stomach
came in from the reservation ree rn tir and secured a license to be
m arried.—Oklahoma News.
And everybody
thereafter.
lived
happily
Avery Powell accuses Hie S a
vannah News of carrying this one:
JuMt —-One woman's vmfwtytyooni■fizz;;; wwwyt ftlt. AH of which
gnea to show what it goes to show.
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How do you suppose an untl-nrohibltionlet would feel presiding
qver n m eeting under the auspices
By IRVIN
:', .<if the Anti-Saloon lea g u e • or
■hj W oman's rh ris tia n Temperanct.'
IT KEEPS YOU (IDT IN THE
S '. ^ o n t
OPEN AIR.
The unkinck'st rem ark of all Iihm
Men uttered by the Orlnndn-Hcjorter S tar which snys, "one of
M advuntagrs of the
modern
iklrt is th at the man* Who Moot
o rubber does not have to lower
iis view k.i mu.-li as forme.rly."
“ Inasmuch us Andrew J Volt**d w m good enough to give us
incndment, maybe
O S S
enough to tell
w to keep it fully
nrd Herald.’’
B*pect to Mr. VoL
iv, which we fully
re toy many other
nl, ».t«te and local,
books and nut on
l list,—Clermont
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AUDITS SYSTEMS L
Jacksonville, Tampa. Miami, Sank*
Palm Beadi, Daytona Beit!
317-318 First National Rank
Sanford. Florida
U ntil March 15th (last day (or fitiija
our office will be open from 9 tun. to1
S. G. GUAY. RESIDENT
XGELLENT BUY IN
On Palmetto Avenue, between lttlR
lots N os. G-7-0-10. Two of tbiagnJB
ind well worth investigating, nwq
?2800 each. Terms reasonable.
An Srinford avcniie. in San LanU.il
TI i E CASE OF JOHN SPEAR
AKI1EVII.1.E CITIZEN
“ Ex-Convict Appeal* for llom *t
Job."
Under that headline the New
\o r k World publishes on its front
pages a rctnurkubh- document. It
m the story of John Spear, who
wants to go straight but Is alarytrig because by c a n t get work.
John Speur ib the ex-conv.ct lie
h i^ h 'tte r to The World,
asking the ctlitor of thal journal
to assist him in his despairing
seareh for n job.
"H nlf of my life," he writes, "has
hcmi apent in jienal institutions
frotn the reform school to stute
prison." Hut he has a wife now,
and to the reporter who looked him
up in his forlorn room he explained: "1 got a year for lay last
‘trick’ and was out last June. Thnt
was the first time she had known
I was a crook, and she stuck to
me and treated me white. Nobody
ever treated me like thnt before,
1hut's why I want to give her a
M|iinre deal and not go back to jail."
As nn introduction to the story
The World prints this in italics:
"A Problem was presented'to The
World yesterday;" and hy the way
of conclusion it Days; “ 1 he World
presents this situation without at*
tem pting to vouch for John Spoor
beyond the inipreaaiun of sincerity
ho made on the reporter who viBitcd
him."
p u t ifc it ko insoluble a problem
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those- words intim ate? John
sp ear suggests where the solution
H(«t saying: “She treated mo
whfle. Nolrody ever treated me
,ike thal hefore-." That is to any,
nr,b(>dy ever gave him credit for
willimcneH.H to be square. Nobody
t,vt.r trui(| to l)rinjr out thc
him. And on that comes thc Inquiry: “ How ninny othors have
gone, nnd are gtdng, crooked bovalise nobody gave, or gives, them
credit for wanting to do right."
Of course no person nnd no orgunizntion can go on tho theory
that ex-convicth may always bo obBurned to desire to do the rig h t
thing. That would be maudlin and
silly. But u lot has been w ritten
about organizations which see th a t
tbc man coming out of prison has
u chance to go straight. If there
are enough of these associations,
how comes it th a t John Spear could
find none of them ? If ho could
fine none, the machinery of our
civilization was, and is, not functinning properly. There should be
room in the world for thc man
who. would be straight.
HARVARD. YALE and Prim-..ton raise football prices from f t to
f.r, for alumni. The universities
admit th at they rube the ticket
m ico because they need the money.
If tlie most brilliant student*
entered a stadium to debate im
portant questions with deepest • ru
diliiur, how nuinv would nay five
didlurs lo see and hear? Ilov.
many alumni would complain that
gain eight coursr dinner a n d they couldn't buy enough tickets?
dance at the Hotel Forrest Lake
Frlduy night by the leaders of
ACCORDING TO British -cicn.
.Sanford society. In looking over n tists there are reullv four carir r*
list of prominent* attending for to a square men). E w rv meal
I noticed none, or do 1 not know should include three vitamins. A.
the names of miv of our m inisters, II and C, and good protein. Those
their names T It seems to me four elements guarantee health and
they should have something to say vigor.
about this kind of progress. Local
patriotism enn be driven to ex
teenies in my opinion.
Respectfully yours,
“This is the season of political
11. Ehrcnopcrger.
I speeches.
Discount them," says
1nn official in n political speech.
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Some peoplo'nrr sa original they
PALM BEACH POST
con any things which everyone else
S. COBB
ha* forgotten.
iit
There Is «nq increase in salaries i if he devoted himself to a privute
i
Since n new Turkish law pro* paid
..i public officials th a t ithe
i—
practice us un attorney.
Con
t hibits gift# to brides*who will hu\
sequently the pqy should be large
the candlestick holders now in in favor of and th a t H w here tlw jenough UinUhe*"miy
.i—.
- i-- iTvw"tn
>n a'm
a 'rannsn
stock? '
increasa is to be added ta?(At e*la- ncr
— befitting ................
his station without
ries or judges.
Thc regent hilt th e necessity of other means of
New Y ork’* a l ine city.
New introduced in tho house nf yfepre- income besides his salary as a
Yorker* beliove IryUic golden rule. Kcntutlves and which has been ap
L ast week three Ielectives were proved by the house judiciary com
arrested.
mittee, would raise tho salary of
the chief Justice of tho United
I f it w asn’t for prohibition we States from 116,000 to $20,500, nnd
could send the children down to the salaries of associate justices
get a q u a rt fo r breukfast. ■
of th at court from $14,500 to $20,000.
D istrict judges would be
Earthw orm * have no eye*. Yc-t raised from $7,500 to $12,500! and
they a re superior to humans in
yme way.
Earthworm* cun make
eqds meet.
MY FAVORITE STORIES
Hall, Pentland &
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SANFORD FORUM
Editor
The Sanford llrruld
Donr Sir:
Tho Sanford Chamber of Com
merce sent out invitations to a
to u rh t d a iu e jit the Munni.'inl Hull
for Wednesday evening, forgetting
that our clergymen had invited
the public to nttemi lauiten serv
ices a t their churches on the same
evening.
,
Some nf your readers were sur
prised too. over your report *»f the
NEW YORK TIMES
Thnt rock-ribbed stalw art, the ]n it<1 ns commercialism," The *
Old Graduate, is in for it going and j < rimsnn protests thnt "In reality ■
coming. Only n few months ago ( it is nothin*: of the sort.” " It •
he was informed that he could no j do.'* not involve the general pub- ^
longer be permitted so many ( lie because the games for which ■
"championship'' football games. th re is a public sale are not nf- J
The stress •upon athletic prowess ft'etid.*' Nothing could he so un- ■
had become too great, the “com-! lommcrcinl ns the filial touch. " It *
utcvciitlisni" involved in rnetropol- is merej.v H arvard’s method of Jj
t* funds through Hnr- ■
it mi gat” receipts loo corrupting, laising
Henceforth the elevens of Yale, j *aril’s graduates." Thnt is It—n ■
Harvard nnd I'rim-cton would •>tny sort o f seif-determ ination of par- H
only thi ir local and "natural" riv-;ents, the hild being fath er of the J
rneidenlallv it may be oh- J
als. In this highly moral reform man
undergraduate opinion, as express- w ved thnt whihle the price of ■
to five dollars for ■
i THE FIR ST per form a nee at Mi- ltd in roll gr dailies, took the lead. tickets itis israised
lowered to two dollars | g
jlun of "Tin Martyrdom of Kan Emphasis was to be shifted from father
I SuhiiMiiin." new plav by D’Annun the gladiatorial bowl or stadium for son. Doubtless the usefulness i ■
zio. ill” American rt porter calls "n to the "general” development of of th at one dollar saved Is also j 8
athletic* throughout the student s» lf-evldcnt. In i losing, The (’rim - j ■
J flop."
body. If Oid Graduate thon-ht son pays a well-deserved tr ih n to i*
Ida Itubenstein did her tt”-* op at all. and ho can't be always ruh- To "the iugeiiuilv of tlie Athletic I {J
the stage. Gabriele H'Anmintio, rahing, it oevured to him that, with AssociuWon in augmenting its gate i ■
jn the uniform of n" general, gbrst jh i ufakun gati receipt a. tt might receipts."
“/ ts**i
rovereil ivlHi medals, bis Son,’Ga- not fie so easy to pay for athletic
Undergraduate
opinion
is
right, i hrjellmo besitle him, sat in the “generalization." - lie was wrong.
front row. Hot the opera didn't To the practiced filial touch noth of course, in deprecating the etn- ! ■
go. The Vatican had forbidden ing is impossible. Cliam donship phasis now placed on champion- '■
("atholir* to witness- tho perform games being fewer, yvliat could be ship games, right in raisin** the I
ance, a severe handcip, which nmie p asoiiable than that Old slogan of "Athletics for All " It
kept away, among others, the el Grail, should pay mote for them? may even be right in u rg irg , a s ; I
ement of "Italian high society." Tlie price of hi* tickets rises from Tlv Crimson does, thnt the m o v e - .l
incut should not be abandoned to IB
to ?•*>; that is all.
“ the ingenuity of thr Athletic As- 11
Of tiie ?nri.tl{m in. reuse in re soeiation." hut should Ik1 sponsor
ceipts at the Harvard Stadium ed and financed by the uiiiiersity
The Crimson says, in its best edi —“general athletics" and "the de
torial manner: “ Its usefulness is velopment of the complete m an”
self-evident." Even Old Grad run becoming a departm ent of collen i see this ns he reads of new suuash •*inte instruction on an eumd fuotj- 1courts, tennis courts, golf courses, mg \vit|i
and history and
ie ' shells and gigs, hockey rinks and mathematic
an” case, OH
■* i swimming pools. Admitting that l Graduate \\
t the bill. "C ost
I- "the method adopted tuny be do- son m etier'
in Florida's history, and fascination in Iter tropical vegetation
nnd scenery. Perhaps Ponce do Leon, searching for the Foun
tain of Youth, tyas not far from its discovery when he touch
ed the shores of the land of flowers, for youth will approxi
mate ita renewal as nearly in Florida ns elsew here.— Elmer
II. Youngman in Bankers Magazine.
We’d like to nom inate Count
Salm as All-American "whatuhumacaJIU."
THE FILIAL “TOUCH
TOM SIMS SAYS
|
MORE PAY FOR JUDGES
You cqn alw ays see where you
should have done otherwise, espe-. of uny of theito ranks occupies a
most responsible position.
He oasnreo Jor . the .purpose of pro-,
must be. nf a caliber th a t cuuld viding.. foftd and clothing and a
earn many tim es tho salary paid, future fuf their farniUe*.
COLCLOUGH REALTY
311 First NntT. Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Florid*
Rea) E state
8 blocks from F,r? V through t#
First Street, running,thrj» (
House in excellent condition. TO?
with all conveniences.
/ ’
$
12,000
fin V ery A ttractive
Rooms
Sanford. Fla.
HAVE YOU
�T H E SA N FO l
Constance Meisch Is;
Hostess At Birthday;
Party On Saturday
MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
Mi** to n e Proudt entertained
Saturday aftertioon a t th e homo
of Mrs. Frank Meisch honoring tho Vr* r \ Modes Demand
birthday
of
little Constance
Fven!ngI,air Arr*nRem”
Meiseh. Pink and blue wan the
1YHATEVER you decide
tor pour evening headdress
m»y be sure thnt your hsir
nebds he done with a simplici
Women »
most severe. - For the dnl
, meeting
12 o’clock,
3 o’clock,
is hostessMethodist
o’clock st
tehtneMtests for tho remainder of the nftemoon.
Little Adelaide Richter won tho
prise in the peanut hunt, and Ruth
Peters won a story book in the
Poodel party.
Honor Roll
Auxilisrv
of Mrs.
(pert nnd
n nrcumkpariment
unable to
-hich had
day night,
will hold
lay afterp home of
Mgewater
’Grammar School
M argaret Davis, Sadie Bcatlcy,
Pauline Bellamy, Edith Broxton,
Helen Dressor, E ster Ericson, Mae
Hickson, Mnrcadel Sievoking, Viola
Wissick, Alma Hightower, Lymnn
Howell, Dorothy Cheatham, M artha
May, Kathryn Morrison, Nana
Rivers, Virginia Root, Catherine
Miller, Dorothea Wyman, K athryn
Allen, Mary Elisabeth Tolar.’Betty
McKinnon, Anne Robson, Snmuel
Knight, Spratt Long, Leo Stcnstron. Burton Martin, Ronald Muirhead, Franklin Bennett, Edwin
Campbell, John Courier, Foul King,
Ram Bayfield, Robert Courington,
Marion IlQolehan, Nettio Collier,
FOR MILADY
BY MARY MARSHALL
Copyright McClure Syndicate
THOUGHTS-WISE
AND OTHERWISE
JO U R MAKET BASKET
- MOST of us use junket only
when our children ore young and
we ore glad enough to give it up
when they no longer need such
simple desserts.
But really It
deserves
more
consideration.
Many good uses may be made of
junket if we but go to tho trouble
to find them out. Junket s use
ful in making ice cream.
To do
this you should heat one quart of
milk with one cup of sugar until
just tho right lukewarm tem pera
ture for the junket. Have n jun
ket tablet dissolved in a table
spoon of cold water and stir into
the warm milk, with a tablespoon
or less of vanilla and Jet t stand.
When It is well net—three or four
hours later—add two cups of
cream and freeze. Tills makes a
very smooth, delicious ice cream.
UNPAINTED FURNITURE
There is ns much difference In
the price of painted furniture,
probably, ns there is in the price
of finished furniture.
.^Tlfe smnll smart shop thnt deals
kinpainted furniture may
nsfc yea a pretty penny for It. But
it you can pick up tho pieces you
wish in tho basement household
supply department, you may eomo
away with something very reason
able.
The inexpensive pieces nre
usunliy for the furnishing of tho
kitchen.
Hut a hoy's bedroom
could lie very attractively fur
nished with them, for everything
except u bed nnd mirror.
There
is n little serving table of buffet
thnt answers ndmirnhly for a desk,
with one or two good sizeable
drawers over which n good hut
smplo mirror could he hung to
make a satisfactory dressing stand.
There nre tables and chairs nnd
those benches with hacks that let
down to form big round tables.
When you paint this furniture
the point i» not to rush it through
hut to put several coats on, letting
each dry thoroughly before adding
the next.
^Allege SumtierT
Mrs. G. I. Loucks entertainedid,
tho Duplirnie liridgu Club SnturJ 'b<
It. The
dny afternoon at1 3- o’clock.
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decorated
house was
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1 ling »hnpod bandeau covered with, with bright springspring flowers or
blue gems thnt fits over the fore- roses, violets and sweet peas,
head, covering the eyebrows w ith . A delicious snlnd course was
n jeweled bund passing over the I served with tea nuJ strawberry
j ears and across the nupo of the ■short enke.
ne k to hold it in place.
There I All members were present exrne little points of the bandeau ropt one nnd Mrs. W. J. Thigpen
,-,iwred with the blue gems mm - 1 substituted. Mrs. T. 1.. Dumas
mg well down over the ears, ,(nd Mrs. Howard Hulick held lilgh
fnimlimes lojlong’* bandeaux are score and were presented guest
like tiaras, but they always fit towels
Member* of the Royal Arch
Masons are urged to be present
I n, -day night a t 7:30 o’clock nt
•he Mas,,nic Temple on Park ave
nue u hi-n tlif’ Roynl Arch degree
mil I,,- exemplified by the past high |
priest*. At the conclusion of the |
initiation work, refreshment* will
he served.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Itengon and
two children of Orlando nnd D A.
English spent the day in Sanford
on Sunday ns the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. R. I. Porter.
FOR RENT 1
A U D IT O R IU M
Charles T.udwtg returned home
from New Jersey on Saturday.
fH m fia y m R R R ra
Daytona Beacli, Fla.
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Presenting Aldn Carmen ItiRgoletto Lucia
Cnvalleria Ruatlcann PagHncci El Trovatoru
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Under Direction
MIL MAU1UCL FRANK
New Yoik Impresario
Orchestra undoj: direction Dr. Ernest Knock. Entire
periet ticket §13—12.6(N-$10 Plus Tux. On nalo T hurs
day, March 4th. No series tickets sold nftcr March 17.
Single nduiisaion sale begins March 19th. Mail order*
to auditorium. Enclose check w ith order. Reservations
being mode now
AMUSEMENTS
THE IDEAL REFRESHMENT
lie cream is the idcnl refreshment
for afternoon nnd evening parties.
It Is enjoyed liy every ono pres
uit nnd it gives no trouble to tho
hostess. Wo deliver it (lacked so
thnt it will remain firm nnd it can
he served at any time. For par
ticular occasions we mnko it In
atn-cinl molds. Lot u» have your
order well in advance.
today
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AT THE
M ilane
Paramount'* Dig Hpcrlnl
I'roauctlon
f fl/Lhf
rMHHKan*
Princess
"THIS VAXISIIIWU
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A H a l ttriach Cdmotly
I'ath* New*
Paramount's ' Dig
CREAMERY
o3i T i u r s i ' i i n n . x
Bpeclsl
Production
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A M K H IC A N "
A I la I Houeh Cmniuljf
Path* N e w f
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fiHiijBmninirajiinLYijnLraj
SALE OF REMNANTS AND SHORT LENGTHS
Mr. nnd Mrs. I- T. Gaylord and
small daughter, Janet, of Mont
clair, N’. J. nrr;> od Sunday to-spend
n week here ns the guests of Miss
Adelaide Bonynge at the Hotel
Forrest Luke.
A Maiden’s Magic
rlumlred* of cotton and nilk remnant* from our dollar solo. Lons cloth/ nainsook, cretonne, voile* nnd
* figured crepes. Alt tagged and moikod
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Ever-Faat wash fubrlcs. Suiting, gingham cloth, linen*, check*, gingham* and broadcloth. Guaranteed
-fa*t to *uu and water.
50c—65c—75c—$1.25 per yard
Ever-Faat English Print*—small figured checks and floral designs* .Guaranteed fast color*. 36 inches
wide. Special
r'-
50c yard
m onp
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CONTINUOUS rEItKOItMANVIi KItliM I I* M TO It P. U.
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Douglass and
daughter, Virginia McDaniel, mo
tored to Orlando on Sunday where
they spent the day as tho guests of
friends.
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H l u A. a Cooper of Wayne*. TO ENFORCE BLUE LAWS
lowly prune can be dressed [irp with
tho addition of lemon and ornnge boro, Gn., was the week-end truest
peel while cooking. Dried fruit* of Mrs. S. I, Porter a t her home bn
OflLANnO. F I , . March
I
should bo soaked for several, hours Palm etto avenue.
—The Sunday blue lawn will
in enough water to cover.
strictly enforced in Orlando,'
curding to an edict by the c
Our Home
police department today. N lnet
Paint 1* being used in the newer
merchants wuro arraigned In 1
living rooms rather than . paper
city court this morning on chiu?
for a wall finish. It can be wip
of selling goods on Sunday, .*
ed off with a damp cloth and It
ware dlsm m ed with a w a rn in g !
adopt* itself to pictures, lamps and
th<$ would be dealt with sevw
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Amos
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Jones
of
draperies better than a wallpaper.
upon'being nrreste<l again.
Walla of deep cream or Ivory are Solomon, Kansae, who havo been
the doaJfmer’s first choice, being visiting their son, J. K. Jones, since
The World Do W agt
A special prica and eaay term s'
light and harmonious background Christmas, left for their home
And now wo know tho worst for
Thursday.
to those thut select n homealte hiany color scheme.
about this income tax business 1
Oakdale on tho' tiny of the opening .
Married persons are allowed $3,500
sale* WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10th.
F.
W.
Lnwlor
of
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nteibury,
Budgeteering
and $400_for each dependent, a
You are invited to be our guest « i .
Conn.,
who
Is
tho
housa
guert
of
Clothing should cost from 15 to
tax of one and a half pgr cent on
old fashioned barbecue dinner
income* of £1000 and lest, 3 per 20 per cent of income; rent or Mrs. Frank Peters was called home un
cent on incomes from $4000 to payment on home, 25 per. coht;, on account of the illness of his on th a t date.
son.
food,
from
20
to
35
per
cent,
the
$8,000, and 6 per cent thereafter.
Unmarried* nro allowed $1500 former for family of two adults,
with the same tax rate I First pay tho latter for family of four chil *' Mr. and hire. R. A. King an
dren; operating. 15 per cent; ad nounce tho birth of n daughter,
ment due Mar. 15.
vancement, from 5 to 12H per Elisabeth Jono, a t the FernaldOne of tho main Jo6a of secret cent; savings, from 10 to 15 tier Laughton. Hospital ort Friday, To reliable parties for s ix *
Mar. C.
service men accompanying kings cent.
months, from May 15, 1926,
and president* and such is to pro
Beauty Tips
Mia. Charles Ludwig hat ns ber Comfort Cottage, 318 M ag*. ,'i
tect them, we hear, from snapshot
Many of tho beauty clays sold house guest, her uncle, 3. Meisch nolm Avenue.
fiends who will go to any length
to bow to n soverlgn and be snap are bad for tho skin. They ton. of Sccroucs, N. J.‘ *
ped while greeting him. Such pic lain too much alcuhol. Besides,
tures nnd more chummy ones have tho best of them are only fuller'*
been trotted out in numerous scan earth, five cents worth uf which
dal cases, revolving about poten costa about a dollar when under
tates. Verily, “uneasy lies the the beauty clay name. Tho best
possible skin and freckle bleaches
head that wears a crown!”
nrc sour milk or cucumber juice,
or lemon Judce.
Mrs. G. Irvins; Loucks
Entertains Duplicate
Bridge Club Saturday
k’trt AI, ARCH MEETING
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GE SIX
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Be Among Most Valuable
A s s e ts G f E n tire South
Rough Way, This* To Treat a Tender
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mineral resources remembers i1
has something fn addition to phot,
phatc but he usually —
stops
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ler’s earth, says the Florida State
Chamber of Commerce.
The
Southern Division of the American
Mining Congress will bold its con
vention in Meniphis March 15th to
17th and in connection with prep
arations for the gathering Dr.
Henry Mace Payne, Acting Sec
retary, has compiled n list of the
smashed Into a P«s* known minerals o f each Southern
driven hack on the sta te ,. Tho Florida list includes
chart, numerous forms of clay;
diatomneeuos earth, fuller's earth,
gypsum, ilmenite, limestone, uprlDIVORCE $56.20
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lot progressive impoverishment of
i the btfil, which makes
**- *—profitable
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operation nn. economic impossibili
ty. Nor does a mere plant stim
ulant meet the requirem ent.
■ “A nitrogenous supply o f plant
food Is essential.'
l ’r a t, which is
o f itself nitrogenous hujkus, is
capable of n rnphl incrensc in soluhJ« nitrogen, by bacterial .action.
When a m ixture consisting of 00
per cent peat, and 10 por cent lime
and phosphorus is added, to tho
.soil, its decomposition furnishes
the food necessary fo r tho bacteria
which render the nitrogen fcvailaide to the plants, nt a jpuch low
er cos£ thnn tjic usual methoda of
fettilization.
alien h m ixture reV IIV
o w ilf
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stores the porovls quality to clayl
land, and prevents too rapiddrain,
age of sandy soili“In commercial fertilizer
as is commonly used through*?
the South, known ns “8,3-3" m\,.
ture, each 200 lb. sack contain* i«t
pounds of phosphates, 3 lbs. ol
nitrates, and 3 lbs. of potash, ot
a to tal of 28 lbs. of plant food and
172 lbs, of inert filler. Filler Is
necessary in order that the potent
Ingrediehts mny hnve a proper
distribution over the n rfg g •
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ing a freight train w rre le ft in tliia.weird .disorder a lte r they
tdrtown, New .Tork. The first .«"Uino of the double-hender^wkrs
of ita tender. An engineer ami fireman vrere u illed iuuJ 20 passengers injured
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A dvertisem ents To
Appear In Herald
MIvXICAN
Yourself
80 acres on LAKE EMMA-Seminole
for few days only. Worth $700 per aci
de Lux—(owner needs money).
Bisenz, 314 N. Orange Avc., Orlando
TUCSON. Aris., Mar. 8.—( I f )—
The latest quotation on n quick
Mexican divorce is $56.20 Every
thing settled in three days and a
dccreu in 20 days.
jecturcr Who Is Scheduled To
Deliver “The Crisis” In City
Hall Tucsdny Ni«ht Draws
Large Audience Last Night
Believe in Sanford-■
Whal will Sanford lie five years from today?
Nothing Can Stop the Progress of this City!
. . “Pauperism is only one-fourth I
of what it was seven’ years ago.” .
h* Mid. "Alcoholic insanity is
g e n tly decreased and there were*
250,000 fewer arrests in the last |
ktx years thnn in the nix years
{Previous to the IRth nmendinent.
Thera were ten million dollars mi F r e n c h m a n
!M anning
. deposit in savngn bnnkn when the
S. M eet
VoUtfcad Act was passed; now T o A tte n d
those xjeposUs total forty million
dollars, iuicl 247 per cunt, of the
children of workingmen are now
deceiving higher education."
. “Ateehol fs a specific cause of
;tfcg*neracy, ns it attacks the gray
M atter of Che brain. Alcohol puL-i
Its victims out of tune with nature
hnd nature's (Jod. WJiero degenJBVftcy obtains, a consciousness- -of .
tfind brotherhood 1h dwarfed Into
tionefrtitl, feubs, anarchy ami
bloodshed! follow."
. Captain Ilooson spoke appre
ciatively of the work of the A m
Saloon League, stating that “ th ■
IM IJI.Aliia.I’Hi V. Mar. 8.
league has learned to fight non
(/V)—Da\id I.. Mt.rsl ill, who
Whip the liquor interest ami i« in
this battle to win." He also quot eoiifesaid I" I illiiqr Me.i Anna
Mile Dietrieh, lli«*t .1m ii; ry and
ed Lloyd George oh saying, “ Wei
England can never compete, Indus- i lii illsiiif mhei ing hei hudy in erder lo hide (lie uim e, was plac
trially or cconomicully, with dry
ed on trial today.
America.”
Before proceeding with the
fit closing, Cnptnin Hobson said,
“If America wins thin fight again I selection of the jury, Abraham
Vaenij^'ke, couie.el fm Mnm'Uill,
liquor, tho world will drrlnrc for
allied Jmlgc H arry ti. MeDc'itt
prohibition, and an era of hnppito permit the p ibyncr t« with
ncSB will come to mankind sucli as
draw Ills pirn of n o t'guilty etihistory has not yet recorded."
lores! Inift
tind in "stand
mute" to the iiulaiUaonls. Courtiiel explained to the i-ourt that
Mnrshull had pleaded not guilty
“through- Home oversight."
.ludgo M ep.vitt, refused to
PLYMOUTH, Eng., Mar. 8.-< /l’l agree -to tho rlmugw “at ihi*
lime." Marshall, a chiropractor
-—The crew of the schooner Hen
oral Smuts, rescind in tho Atlan by profession, sat rnlnily as the
tic after 10 weeks Qf hardships in I'l'i'limlnnry procei’dllij;* were
the heavy sens, was landed In re disposed of. His wile was not
today, by the Dutch Liner Volen- present.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY IS N O W !
Aim--- A Sales Record This Month
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A N O P E N L E T T E R T O T H E PU BLIC
To the Public:
1 believe in doing business«and 1
believe that you know as well as 1 do
that Sanford’s" future is second to
none in lhe State of F lorida. I know
we arc sound and solid.
1 don’t believe in laying down—
not a bit—but in doing things and
putting this city on the map.
With the end in view of making a
sales record this month we are offer
ing the most wonderful values in the
remaining lots is Dreamwold No. 2
and No. 3 that you have ever heard of
—values you can’t resist—values that
C h a r le s W illia ia S to re s
N e w Y o r k C i t y Llt*
evvicei
prom ise
mean wonderful profife with the next
five years’ growth of the city.
r
You know Dreamwold, have seen
its paving, its sidewalks, the boule
vard— lighting will be in soon—it is
carefully restricted and is started right
with real homes.
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Values—T h a t’s what we are going
to make our record with—values for
you.. Your opportunity wijj only last
a few days. Our business is selling,
not talking!
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HARRY .BODWELL
S E E O U R SA LE SM E N A N D T O M O R R O W ’S P A P E R S
at'
tks valance on lbs
m :.
ER V IC E at T h e Charles W illiam ’-Stores
m eans n o t o n ly shipping your orders on
tim e,every tim e, bu t m ore . . . it tfieana stand*
A rd - q u ality m erchandise - priced low er and
guaranteed to satisfy.
T h a t is th e prom ise w e m ake and the prom ise
We fulfill. A s ou r cu stom ers— th^ro are m any
in you r neighb orh ood.
T h e n turn to the new catalog today fpr
Spring ond.Sum m cr! Sec th e great wealth, o f
everyth ing here for everybody. Tha t is SERVICE.
• • If you haven't a catalog, write for one today. It wiR
mailed at once, free and postpaid.
THE CHARLES WILLIAM STORES, Ir.c.
970,
Building
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WsiiDtPf Stimuli Boot*s*k fuf CyiuUg Ntt.5
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BARTON
OF BfcUB WHISK BUS
__ the I tail and away he jumped. Pretty
'p5Lwt. I soon they c.-tmc to the moat of
'o ft* * C0<l*,jvcr
thnt surrounded the
^ TAMPA, March 8. (?P)—Curtis expected to increase greatly the
njuc palace, .
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diet,
tr and
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Navy’s A ir Achievements
Are Described By Wilbur
In Late Magazine Story
n ilbur, secretary of the
‘ navy accuracy of* the
-- gunfiro by
j ^ im
u ‘ Wilhur,
of the United States, Is the author proved instrum ents and methods.”
of an article on “ American
A strong defense of the navy de
Achievement in Aviation,” which p a rtm en t’s aviation policy marks
is the feature contribution to Ja n the close of the article.
“The
uary Current History Magazine. Navy,” Secretary Wilbur writes,
Secretary \\ ilbur'fcview* the part “recognlxed long ago tho Import
played-by the'airplane and dirig- ance of aviation, and has devel
ibio In American naval develop* oped the a ir force In close co-oper
«»nt. The World Wnr gave con- ation with tho fleet and with the
slderable stimulus to progress In army.
Measured with the full
this direction, and the signing of knowledge of what we pro trying
the armistice was followed by lb do, how complex the, problem Is
numerous Important moves. The and how much we have done, it is
bureau of aeronautics was organ apparent to nny one th a t great
ized; a new policy with respect to progress has been made-'
aviation standards and tho devel
opment of new planes was adopt
ed; and the old theory that navul
aviation^should* be confined to
patrol service wns abandoned in
favor of a policy by which plants i
would be expected to go to sen
with the fleetI
Secretary Wilbur discusses the
technical problems involved in the
question , of developing fnatcr
planes and more powerful motors.
But this time there was no need
to give the pass-word as before.
lor Jup« gave a bouijd and cleared
tho whole thing a t one jump.
Then all of them crept away.
very softly through the garden and
back to the kitchen,
There on the table (they could
sec it very plainly as they pecrw,j
through the window) lay the Blue
Cherry.
It wasn’t like other cherries, for
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upon return o f elans and apaclfl*
ettons tto the Arrhtteet.
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Cubllc Instruction. 8 vm tools _Opu iiir, Florida. February HwL’ J>«.
FRBD T, WllJ.IAM8. Chainttan.
Attest! T. W. Uawton, S otn U ry
XOT1CK TO C O V T J l i m n t i
Sealed bids will" be- received W *~v,
ihe County Board o f Public In
struction
fo r
Seminole
Cpn'nW.
Florida, al Superintendent's ©fflre*.
Court llou*e. Sanford, Florida, un
til ton A. kL,*ttarOi. U th, 195*. to r
the furnishing ot m alrrlala fo r and
I ho vrvelluli o f a vuuiblate heating
system. Including erection o f heater
room, fo r the West Hide Prim a ry
School ltullUlmr located at Sanford.
In Scmlnol*- t'ounty. In necorrtnhcfc
with pious and specifications aa
prepared b y Illicit
J. Mouahtott.
Architect.
The Hoard reserves tho righ t !o
reject buy and II bldsu or to ac
cept and bid or part o f hid by them
deemed te he to tho best Interval
o f the County.
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Copies o f plans and speclflcntloha
may bo had from the Architect up
on depuall o f Ttvonty-flve (ISC.Otf)
Cellars certified check
check, such do*
Collars
posit to he refunded buna fide bid
ders upon return nr plan* and speci
fications to ths Architect.
U r order nf tho County Board of
Public Instruction. Hem) nolo County,
Florida. February !. 1 « « , ‘
FJIKD +. W IL .U A 118. Chairman.
A ttest: T. W . l-aivtun, Secretary.
o,a ^ s r - u ±aaQ $< X
tory la tho treatabat of perabtent
roughs sad oolda, bronchial asthma,
bronchitis aad other forms of respira
tory dl i m ey, aad is oxcaUtut for bnilding up tho STvtrm after colds ot flu.
blooey refunded if any cough or told Is
not relieved after taUag according tq
directions. Ask your druggist. CrromuIsioiFCompsay, Atlanta. Co- (sd t)
3 A lleged Drunken
Drivers Appear In
Municipal C o u r t
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you conic not only was It bluu. but it wns us White in police court this morning
large as a good-sized plum.
un
,o sadly.
The Cook stood besido.-the table . . . . , nf‘ .1 ° f 0 ,tra ,i",f " motor
, BWHlcn. with n big knife, and right beside '™ klc " hi,p un‘lcr the influence
d, or uny him stood Blue Whiskers himself.
mtuxieuting liquors, Knch of
I ninety“Cut itl Cut It!" BluiKWhiskersthem received a fine or $200, or
you ever was saying anxiously. “I want the the option of serving GO days’ on
y. picas* blue stone to act in the handle of the streets of the city. The three
find we’ll
rny silver shaving-brush.’’
were Perry Tnylor, it. G. Glosser
re’s my "Hut. yout* Highness!” suid the 1 ami K. I) Duncan.
cook, “surely you don’t want to
Eleven men drew fines of $10
n one of shave off your beard! If you d o ,.each, or 10 dnys, on charges of dis■n waist- you know yourself th a t your pow- orderly conduct. Kniest Hunkcrof pock- er w ill.be broken, und Paddy-font s<*n, Eddie JonriJ, Jasper Windier,
ird with will become king ngnin. Besides Allen Thomas, Fred Williams, 0111hut. Jupe, thnt old peskv knn -1 lie Weathers, George McGill. I.u-i
„ "Good- gnroo, will became n prince as he tha Higgins, James White, it odd
'used to be.”
[ Milliard and Julie Fisher were (he j
duo. Ami, “Don’t 1 know i t? " cried Blue ones who appeared,
>. There Whiskers.
“I’m not going to cut
K T. Neeper, (trover Jones, FmBt where (off my w hlskrau-don’t worry! met! Gray. Doiph Brown, itichurd
Hurry up, cook, and cut the flier- Junes. Zeike Kennedy. James
■cles here j ry.”
Hern dim, John Herndon, Jim Me*1
it of the
Cook raised his big knife high Grifl. Willi,. Bussell and Charles
[>f to the over his head in order to give a Bivens had the same charge placed
good blow, when sudde ’ .l>*->e agniiot :l;em but they failed to npur roller Jumped in through the window pear in court and $10 bonds of
| and gave Blue Whiskers n mi*h. each weie ordered estreuted.
Just as th«' knife came down. Charles Walker drew SG and Willie
«e must j
|onj, jj|llL, t)Par,| flow out. ai d Jones.
on the mime charge.
lo—there it lav over the kin In 11
I’m alleged drunkenness, Marge
L'eing in f|(l0|,t every hair of il!
Hreivcr ami Willie Cato received
“That's th** end of me!” cried lines of S.V Will Humphries, A
d I'uildt - the old wizard rushing out of the Dimean and llemy Brewer estreat1 tetillv a ,|ooi. “ I can't stay in Fairyland ’ 1 d llielr bonds of $10 each on the
(so {.uni n„w, 1*11 have to work fm 1111 sunu* charge,
Charles Hardy, A. It, Michael
and Jim lir.niti were charged with
being drunk and disorderly, llurdv
uuia fined .jib until. Brown wreiv $12.
Michael failed lo apn'eur und the
cite gets his $15 lionil.
<>11it- Summers was fined $150
on a charge nf selling liquor nml
apiKUilcd hi* ease through counsel,
John 1,tmilardy. F Choice, arrest
ed mi a similar charge, estreated
Ids bond in tin* sum of $l?5.
I*. A. Seeley got 815 or 15 days
Blue
Making
Progress With
School System s
ortecf
Pm litent cough %and co!<b tend to , la«t of
n*
serkmt trouble. Yon can stop them, rail fur th«ir, tax bills, if eia
aow with Creomuhlon, aa esnd lfi<5 have m>l h* in hc-eV^I; th y rim
creosote that is pleasant lo taka. Ci -v- bring d a u b or ors- ripiien ci v
m M w la a new medical discovery Aerty.' c.\ • In.a n, by deeds,
with two-fold action; It soothes and ; Land whiehMutr be: n su lslln
heal* tho inflamed membranes and in- rnd ; nlats Hied since Jan o a.y
hibita genu growth, *
11)J5 Is n it mwessod n« luta fok
Of *u known drugs, aeoiots h n o : year ISKfi and taxes sho ilu bw t
ogaisad by ldgh medical authorities as ; under the original desrrlpljon,
oao of the greatest booling agandcs for
JNO. Ik JINKINH,
persistent coughs and colds tad other !
Tax Collector Jjenilnule Cou
forms of threat trouble Uremalskm .
= nrr» — v a t r - ^ S ^
Ibe t'uuiyyv Board of Public In*
si ruction
for
Seminole
County.
Florida, nl Suparlntciulent's Offlco,
t ourt House. Sanford. Florida, unIII Irn A. M.j March IGtli, IS !«. Cor
■Ibe furnishing o f malerlnia fo r nnd
ih<- erect ton nf n eoiiwdide lienilmt
sist.in, Including erect ion o f heiiler
ro.,m Tor the ■IranimnrsSetiiiid llilllilIng located nl 8,infor&Stn Sctnlnoln
t'.o in i}w in io-cord»m i ^ » i Uh ldnns
am! spec If leu t ions as prepared by
The Hoard. veservos the right lo
*ej,,»,t an) and all hids.-or to ni-< »pt
eni hbl or imri of hot liy them
deemed to be to thi best Inti lest of
I lie Cmint) .
Cotiles of p l a n s a n d B peein citlln n *
may be Imd f r o m t h i Ari*hltei*t onon d itto s It of T w e n t y - f i v e <»Iu.OO)
a
I .on ii5
■4 si the
the
ONLY
in*ti"Ution of
Window Shades, green and
tan, w ater colored special
Sandura-Congoleum—
25 ft. Garden Hose
50 ft. Garden Hose
Also Special-Prices. Hn Rugs
And Drapetfe8
Kanners Dept Store
212*213 Sanford Avanuc
Hanford,
i.w K sT iiiv n o s*
is i
MONEY AVAILAIU.E
M .s »~ ll« A Nere.sU
READ THESE TRUTHS
Snnlord’s Clatn of Fotcnlin! Values
S'liflorrHii'HH-* Vikirfd's (ireult^l (x'lcrv»
P rodu cin g f Vnfrr.
Years ogu, Sanford recognized what n!l Florida is br^inhinn to realize—
namely, the necessity of nn agricultural background tovstabilize and secure
city values and finances.
H ie above is merely one feature of Sanford's claim of substantiality. It em
phasizes the seriousness and thoroughness with which the people of Sanford,
und of the Solid Central Section of th* State are creating tangible assets for
prevailing moderate values.
Pluns now maturing ure expected to m ike Sanford one of the leading poultry
centers ol Florida.
*
At Sanford ure inexpensive homes and homcaites, farms, acreage, business
and industrial locations. Municipally owned utilities. Forty-seven jnilcs of
paved streets.
Three banks. .Modern schools, and churches of all dcno'rninations.
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UUk
hi
7*i*
A. P. CONNELLY & SONS
Ih.llnr* certified cheek, stieti deposit
to lo- refunded Ihiiiii fide Madura
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ox
/*>.
I'ar First Mortgage l.oans un I.ISernl \>1u»tlnn Basis
Consult un flrnt when in the market for funds
There's n reason, of course, for th is e n o r m o u s productivity. The fortunate
natural condition of th e soil has mad.* possible the application ol u system
of subirrigation, subaeration and aubdiamagc which has been pronounced bv
the United States Department of Agriculture ns the best method in applying
moisture to plant life.
!#wWr nf
125 W. FIRST ST.
S a lt * !*•>» V « » » s l> T e m p i . ItwUillaa_____ • _-i,
Right now, a record $8,000,000 celery crop is being marketed.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Sanford Cafe
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
Celery is the money crop, comprising more than 70 per cent of lotal miscel
laneous shipments An area of some 3,000 acres, devoted to this specialized
farming, yield better than 700 crates to on acre. This represents one-third
ot the total celery production in the United States.
.F0 R*~k
.
Robertson, Williams nn>l Monahan
Today, Sanford with its adjacent and immediate surrounding territory is admittedly the most intensively develop'd agricultural section of Florida for the
profitable growing of staple fruit and vegetables. Seven thousand, six hun
dred cars are shipped annually.
Special Sale
im v M i
OpEN ALL NIGHT
g.t forth in n >i I'ti * o' f. uneeli J li *rl tf, mints In
this iiiu >|M|i»I', in ill,, 'i lli* Klorj of Fflurortl, tbI lly 8uh .U li|i|.l. I« h mg ti-M. run! !v u hlfh Jbll
will Im . I,min tint t'aiifoi.l ,\«‘VV I... < *' i-ry essential
lor n gr.nl i-lq
1 - • S a n f o r d I , th e \V t i l ' s C jic a lc il C c lc i y P io d u c *
iitg Center.
2 San!crd’s I’etrcobunal and Plenurc Facilities
3—Th<! Hotel Forre.-t Lake, Sanford’, Touriil
Headquarters.
4—
The St. Johns River and Like Monroe.
5—
The St. Johns River-Indian River Cansl.
6—
Sanford as a Better Place to Live.
7—
Sanford as a Transportation Center.
8—
How Sanford Is Growing.
9—
The Spirit of Sanford's Citizenship. ,
10—Sanford as a Place to Rear Your CHildicn.
II —Real Estate Possibilities in Sanford.
12—Sanford's Moderate Cost of Living.
13—
Business Necessities in Sanford.
14— Recapitulation of Facta and Statistics.
Come end See (or YourseU
— w hr Hanford valuta i*r« u n lffla lsd and w h* ln *«*tmania ar* atrlctl,' Inrom* sarninu and not aptrulailva.
Vmril as*, for inalanra, nn ! 1,910.000 record calar* crop
barvtal»<l
>• Voil'll si*<» n city fronting on n maitnlflc#nl Whs. 'head
o f navigation on tln< tb .tnhna lllvsr, itfTordrd ctlvaticr
Iran iporlallon by a ll-w x t«r ro u l- lo principal Koalsrn
• raporla; StO».»OQ municipal plsr and bonded w arrbvu-c Ini be bullf.
You'll mm> * city on tb* main line (division hindquar
ters) o f tim Atlantic Coast l.ltia railroad and on tha
I roM 'Slnte 1)1,1. H ighway midway l>. li»«e n Jackson,
!.V **. .*n** Tampa. Cullman bus service tu all parts of
I lurlda.
VouTI are. too. tho new holf-nillllon.dollar ForruM *l.nl»r
tourist Holst.
'
t o il'll
propariy in t.l.s Ilk , tbnsa you are areu».
lom sft In up N orm and you w ill ba r o n v li rsd, aa o lh r r s
f i J r - J S S S f " * - J ’ ’*.* u ,‘, " r * 8 a tifitr,i ofrt-ra tha aam - op*
>v 2*^ *!' Cetera burn. miuhiL urianSo and pay*
i i ’ iiu o rirra d t«n )* u r a nqo.
%
New Forrest Lake Iourist FJotel. Eighteen-hole golf course. Fishing, hunt
ing, water sports. Other recreational facilities of the type that has brought
renown to other resorts.
information, booklet anJ reprintt of any or all of the adcertitemenU in ihlt teiiet will
be mailed upon request.
, '\»
Sanford Chamber of Commerce
P k s ss M
�THE SANF01iRD
IB BIGHT
TT E R A L D . M 0 MT' t v
M A B C n 8' 19 -
A t The Training Cam
Five-Fingered B ow lin g
Ball Ove rcames Handicap
HERBIE LANGE, the Madison
,S (W i* .) bowler, who for years led
America's pin knlghtB in natlnnnl
A tournam ents with a rn in d average
y of;'m ore than
200, was almost
’ forced from the game this year
"because nf un injury sustained last
Lange, in n moment of cnrclcssncss, forgot to take bin hand from
Srv\ the ball tack.
It was caught be.‘.t tm n two bull* nnd hadly crushed,
l-.V *0 badly tlmt the center joint of
*Y-’ the middle finger on his howling
a ', hand stiffened pormohcntly.
' ‘With this handicap it was Im*
possible to rontimie in the game.
Lange rented the finger for 11 long
IJwe but it availed him -nothing.
.Life had left it.
Sorrowfully ho
V - decided then to quit howling nnd,
' accordingly gave over his place on
the crock Guardian Life team of
* Madison to George Onkey, nn e l
derly gent .with a sharp nook—n
good bowler but Imrdly of Lange's
class.
Strangely enough It was.
Oakcy who inspired ■Lange with
tho idea th at brought him back
. into the gameJ .. 1 “Why not try a five-fingered
ball?" Onkey suggested.
That was U— a ball with fiv e 1
•holes.
Forthw ith I-ango hurried
to the Brunswick people in Chi- 1
HERBIE LANGE
cago, had them fit but n bnil to
: . ' suit the m easurem ent of his hand is becoming accustomed to tho
mid eagerly awaited Its arrival in change and undoubtedly will be in
Madison to give it n trial.
U I hi- spotlight again nt Toledo in
, . worked clumsily a t' firs t, very the American Bowling Congress
.
clumsily.
Gradually, howoyer, he tuuinnmunt in March.
Miss Mary Brown Stars In
Both Golf And Tennis But
Has LeaningTowardLatter
cd a whole* season of tennis and |
was L*d up with it. I found golf
lo he just what I tioedud u* a rest j
and a diversion.
1 “ It’s hard to say which i find
•liar more thrilling, a gulf nr a tennii
the tournament. I like them in -liff -i
hut «nt ways. Competition in tenni*
rson seems to be more c'diiliratlng, idiuc
re- it is more tiring in pluylnp,."
h'*th
Last week Miss Browne *was de
nar- fented in tin* finals of the golf
tho tournament nt Ormond Beach by
mils Miss Dorothy Klutz of Chicago,
the Before this tournament *!n* had!
wm only played three round* of gulf
.hat in three months. Glerimi Collci. and
mu- Dorothy Camj*l>cl| Hunt failed to j
oils, reach tin- finals in thi 1event.
or
The tournament was u’v r o p '
gbt Saturday. fin Sunday Mies Browne
wer | arrived at I’ulin Bondi snot laid
11 a | I'.side her Hubs 11ml took :m her
the racquets. She was defeated In 11*•
>m- finals of the tennis toiiniiimeiit for*
ed- the women's • hamplonsliip of l-b.i-j
iow j ida by Mis.t Klir.aheth Itoynn.
iuu
Miss Browne say >that she pr.ili
mu' uldy could do l,cttcr In idllicr aj».*ri
ber, if she'would give up the oihei «:*1tirely.
w in Two Exhibition Goes ,
ST. LOUIS, Mar. 8.—(/P)— After
winning th eir first two exhibition*
nanus of the season, ployed Satur
day nnd Sunday with the Waco,
Texoa4leasruera a t Waco, the Cardi
nals returned last night to their
Son AjHonlo training camp to go
Into their third week of trainingThe Cards bagged the two gomes
to the tuno of 8 to 3 and 12 to 0,
collecting a total of 30 hits* includ
in g five homers, flee doubles and
two triples. Hnfsy aud Bottomley
drove out homers yesterday. Tho Browns' tuiuud of 82 players
was mndo complete yesterday a t
the Tarpon Springs, Flo., camp
with tho arrival of Cpdric D urst,
outfluldcr. I t was an Ideal day nnd
many- of the players went fishing,
golfing o r on bus trips.
that given e a c h ^ g S * P
more of raps at the ball £ 7 * w
fielding chances. The
chose sides only- occasion
vnry the routine. °CCask,n% to
What becomes on intpri,.,i .
event of the Senator’*
grind was on. tap today
City, Fin., with the
on a Cuban 9.
Y K Ukin*
*4•
,
I
BEGIN BATTING PIUCTlrp
CLEVELAND, 0 .. Jrar 7 m
—The Cleveland - Indian.*
for their first b a t t i n ^ X "
Lakeland, Fla., today. Th* bat
t0P u™ n 1^ strong arrived W
night from.Hot Springs, and not l
Sore arm wan reported, ph", ..
their arrival George Uld««d jj!
..haute were the only pitcher, at
I Lakeland.
41
Hauser Not Likely to Play
frod,
PHILADELPHIA,' Pp-, Mar. 8.— i.TheC.u ml 0f l,hp fir1t
,n *iMKl shal* «crpt
(A1)—It Is regarded n's improbable outfielder wPn
Homer Summa and in
that Joe Hauser, injured first base- fielder GUy Lacy, who ore tufflr
man of the Athletics, will do much
pluying this season. Jim Poole,
BY HILLY EVANS
V JiA T are. baseball’s three
g re « * s t fe a ts?
The superlatives
of . sp o rt‘arc always interesting.
Here are the three greatest feats
In bnseliall ns I see them:
Ty C<jbb's record of leading the
American League for nine conjecitive years with a low average of
.324 nnd n high nintk of .420.
Babe Ruth's stunt of making Til)
home runs in a 154-game schedule
U certainly n super feat.
Cy Young's extraordinary per
formance In winning over 500
games in 22 years service ns a hi* i
league pitcher.
Records are made lo bn broken.
However, I have always felt 1 that
this trio of records would stand
for year* nnd years, if not for all
time.
While Ruth's fent entitles him to
the honor of being'regarded as the
greatest slugger tho game tins ever
— M anager Jack Hendricks, of the
Cincinnati Reds announced ywicrday that* barring accident, Peu
Donohue would be hi* chnler to
pitch the opening champion,hip
gamb ngninst the Chicago Cuh»
nnd th a t Carl Mays wnud work in
tho second game of the rearon.
Ho also predicted that Eppn p.ij.
ey would join the tenni in time to
pitch the third game of the seriei.
Rlxey lias been holding out for an
increase in salary, but both Hen
dricks and President Herman expect him to be with the club »hort-
Ynung’s Feat Greatest of All
Ruth's stunt was n one-year
flnsh of rcinurkublu hatting, n
sprint affair, so to speak, while
tho performances of Cobb and
Young wns a sustained eflort;
Cobb over nine years, Young 22Young's fent looms up as the
grrutest of the three.
Winning
20 linil games is a rnre stunt for
n pitcher these days; capturing
25 is decidedly unusunl.
Yet
Young, over n period of 22 years,
almost averaged 25 victories per
season.
Cobb finished III- nine years of
American League batting leader
ship in 1910.
Ho began it in
19(18.
Tho record 1ms already
stood for 10 years.
However, u
serious menace has come up in
tlie person .of Rogers Hornsby,
star batsman of the 4National (
lib's
And
the
two
I'unney-Strib B out Dem psey To Meet
Expected To D raw W ills I f Chicago
Big F ig h t Crowd M akes F ight Legal
.'
Baugh, the promoter of this remarkable fistic attraction.
Hinleah Stadium will be come I ’.tilinuu to show tlie way for a, I nsk**d him wnht lie thought about plcted Saturday. It lias a seating
oj number of yenra unless incajmci- his clinnecs t*i belter Cobb’s great enpnclly for .1(1,000
spectator*,
n dated by injury or Hincaa,
record,
He modestly replied: 3*u* n,r,t.n1' , |,~,u u ,
?'* ™ ,C.B
>.
n f the three super-feuU( In baseI have u chance to iireak Cobb’s from Miami.
Hit* bowl in which
valr, iliere Is n chance tltat Cobh's mark nnd have hopes of doing it, 1*bo two heavyweights nattle adwill he broken by Hornsby,
He f t’a a long way, for I must lead J",nB
property of -the Miami
e must take down tho Nntkmnl but- threo more years to tie it.
•
Jocky Club.
j
] ling crown for four more years to
“Good health and the breaks are
Baugh predicts a gute of ?.i00,sltMN Tv.
So vou see Hornsby still eHScntlnl in hatting.
If 1 con- t100 when the timo arrives for the
, ha-* his work cut out.
liuue to enjoy both I’ll certainly lie ‘ wo battler* to enter the ring,
i I At tho lose of the 1925 senson dangerous.’’
Tunncy and Striblln* are hard at
'V*^^^™**-*
5.)
Boots” Antley Will Substitute For
Commerce Team Is
Speaks In Bout With Welling T uesday! A fter Legion Scalp
In A nother Match
Cubs, nine cm tlm*** pitched hulls.
In August of 1925 broke into
ball of fume again, funning 17 Car- ;
dinnls in It) innings.
Wldffed j
••very Card in lineup except
”S|H!C!»" Toporcer
llorn.-by the 1
Great took tho down throe times.
lias won Mi gomes and lm l 12
•luring big league career.
Voted must valuable player in
Notional League in 1921.
work hurd to get in shape for the ' l l W p
I I p
1
big go, in-cording to John Maurer.
I I I
I
I
I B I
Jr., who is looking after Joe's busi»v H
I I I
nes* mattern in Florida.
I V I J I
I / I y l J I J
Tho scrap tomorrow night is ex- |
pocted to furnish local funs with
What was the outcome of the
“DAZZA ' VANCE
losing eight, a pviconinge of .7
some action of tho type they nre hunt between Eddie Huffman and
MADE major league debut uLh Bud earned-run murk of 1.911 m i
looking for nnd of the kind they Young Stribling lust fall?—F. it.
saw lust Tuesday night at the W.
Brooklyin In 11*22.
Armory. Antley is considered 11 Stribling won on point** in 10
In 1924 won 28 game* and lost
^ ,^ ' 1‘t
' ?**"" '" ‘rl
topno^cber and is not bi’lieved to rounds.
Six.
Fi lluuliig seuioii copped 22. '
luM
"
hu u mere setup for ‘Welling. All, What was the result nf the 1924
losing nine.
11f
1
tbo local customers want is a good meeting between the United State*
Won 15 straight it* 1921. Fall ' Ji.,ak,,| H,.t-..rul lo ‘J m
Vm
bout as well us J bat between Well- and Australia (or the Davis tenuis'
- tint 202 butters same rampalga* j„ irikiout.i with 1l l r
inn nh.l ..... ..
...1.0.1.........j 11*•| >il>‘ ”f F G‘ W
tin s in 31 games in 1925, pilch.
h* one world series. Allow
United State*, uon. .I* to II.
Ing 26 complete frays.
on* - hit in six innings. I'ann
\\ hen did llowiir.l Fhioko. Red
Hurled no-hit gnme against six
I Tuesday night ure said to he mov- j Sox pitcher,•. make liis big league
Philips last season, only one in
__________ ________
ing fast. The general admission debut 7—E.
n. f . a .
either big league.
Also idle hod ADVFJtTIHK FtIK PARTNER
tickets have been cut In f l . *
late in UHfS season.
onn one-hit, one two-bit and three
_____
Tanner-Johnson Semi-final.
When and when* was the fmaoii.s
four-hit contest* in 1925.
ESKIRM IERE. Turkey. Mar.
Tanner und Curl Johnson will bo Zex-Pnpyrus race lield?—G. II. K.
Fanned N Cul*a in game played —</V>—A young men's social cl
in the senri-finul on Tuesday’s
Oct. 20. 1923, at Belmont Park,
Aug. I 1924, seven in succession, is advertising for girl* to act
card. These boys fought six rounds New York.
equaling record n>udo by George dance partners for pay hecau-e t
la**t week nnd a t the last minute,
Did rim rlos Brookins, former
iliitsc, form er Giant, ugninst Gin-, new freedom for women i* tukii
both were hardly able to keep their luwa athlete, run the 220-ynrd low
cinnati May 15, l!»0lJ. Leas than I hold so slowly th at the men have
feet or swing their fists. Tanner hurdles in 23 seconds?—C. II W.
three weeks later struck out 15 dunce with chairs or each other.
had a shade the best of the milling
Ye*, at Ame*, la.. May 17. 1921.
Y o u QOOhlD
Foe ?
.
DO LOx/ ]
SO OTH J C
Greb A nxious To
M eet F low ers And
L ight-H eavy K ing
PITTSBURGH, Mar. 8.—f/TD—
Hurry Grcb, who lost Iris middle
weight boxing title to Tigor Flow
ers recently, has three ambitions.
The first is to win buck tho cham
pionship in ‘tho return bout with
Flowers May 21, tho second is to
meet and defeat Paul BerleJibnch.
light heavyweight title holder, nnd
tlie third is to retire a fte r bo has
accomplished bis first two aims.
"I'm never going to let it be said
th a t I stuck In the gumc a fte r I
should have quit," Greb was quoted
us saying, when questioned about
hi* retirem ent ideas.
“Why should I have ail the mon
ey I’ll ever need.
When I get
through with this next Flowers
fight I’ll have something like (200,000 left out of my earning*. “The
young fellows nre never going to
slap me around," he continued,
"but I do w ant a chance to get
back rm top again and then I ’ll step
out. I want my friends to rem em
ber me a* n winning fighter.
if lie should retire, Greb said he
would likely open a gynnmsiutp In
PittBburg and perhaps promote a
few boxing shows on the side.
10 rounds to a decision or not at
the discretion of the state boxa.K
commission. Plans nrc for the
building of a huge arena at Riverview Park.
.
, - „
D ttipscy is on his way to Cali
fornia, where uccordlng to ril*ominous, the titleholder soon vj
opett u camp to start trailing
the scrap with the negro challen
ger. _________
■
Second Round Of
Four-Ball Tourney
B egins A t Miami
MIAMI, Mar. 8^ ^ - M ^ '
international four ball R°lf to“"V
meat went into Us second
today with tho country s be*J * .
era facing each °tber Ac»t
five came through vritAcd«w£ff
l » t In W .
'£ ■ M E
MAKES OPERA D E B IT
ANCIENT SKULL FOUND
SYRACUSE. Mnr. 8.—</p|—An
RO, Sweden, Mar. 8,—UV)—The
other American primu donna, Miss skull of a Swede, who lived 9,000
liable Stiles of this city, has muilc years ago when the Baltic was a
her debut in “La Bhmne" a t tlie fresh w ater lake has been ynearthOpera Comique Paris.
YOU KNOW M E AL
HELLO, TM EC E.
KEEFE, OLD COY.
v iH E c e
CHICAGO. Mar. 8.—b P - J a l right ti
Dempsey will give Harry Willi I'lrifdal
long-awaited chance at the hr,17. vbaikt
weight boxing title on Labor
1
and in Chicago^—if.
tsuA 1
Tho principal part of the "ir,
Floyd Fitzsimmons intimated la-.*™**
fore departing last night fur L>» TWfc
Angeles, hi Chicago’s^ tiuiun
action 1
in 1Suistt
1 *1
passing or failing to puss 11 nira>- steady
ure to Itgalize the sport here.
!eight
Fitzsimmons, who possesses the'?™
only document extant tiinl ran
bring tVlils nnd the champion to-t™ "
gethcr is the immediate futuie, l
said Chicago promoters with whim * .
he nnd Juck conferred over weekend had offciTni *'*ntii factory ” pro- ,
posnis nnd ercdcnlials.
The offers wore from representntives of the Coliseum Athletic
Club, a syndicate in South Bend,
By Dick Diorgan
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O tiiW D O W N /
J o W O IV /
•THE. C IR C U S
C l o w ws
NEED
S P R IM G
T T 2 € W l/N !
k Too
representatives bi the
ye*Who showed to c r f j j E f j y AI
terdsy. Bobby Cru* " th. -VVindy
FjplnoM r e p r e s e n t ^ ^ j ^ ^
and Turner, the *»»« , ,„«*•
vktors.______ •______ _____ :
POLA DELAYS
CHICAGO, M a r. 8- - U « W
enlino uurrlcs n i t 1 ^ u bdy tb»
"rod Hudlnut
brigo Vn i t 1 . winl^rixl from h*^
hiiU prevented Win” «
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�ipower tft«
K developlirsl conte-
too much
this depjj*
ejtrsordJ*
|e cultural
re no re*
lenburg cen
to ivsil him-
[sJsnHer and
official* of
• pro tost
p automon rm n tairc the street5 of Paris, hare failed to
bile rmetinff With
taken from all s
■liaUnmilah between newsDapcrfm'n
aUta I* provided
*nd active participant* in tne dlabills introduced in
ordera. The btuigo will be a atnali
deputies to balane
shield of.blue enamel which bears
■ The sponsors of th« measure as the arms of . the city of Part* In
sort there Is no reason why the the renter Jn red. and with the
In trllllf
{government should countenance WnPil PWvwONiaffV a Wn
batting on such uncertain animnla
as home*.*nd a t s a m e time
refuse bettors faclHtlcs for wsser
ins; on their favorite motorcar driv
er*. The principal objection of-
S*
Wf Ro«nbsch of Phils.
between the unicarslttes of the
T
»ort
world. This mlUfeatidn win give 2 ^ lv? 2 ,*U *he world*
two-volume,
details of the holiday courses, stu rPr,ntetl by Gutenberg and
dents' association, exchange of pro Df. Ro»„b.ch , fo8 000 ,
fessors, comparison of university
standards and general university
printing, done from the first movinterair.
Mare than . 100 institutions of abfc type, Is h Latin.
gher education nlrecdy have reled to the committee's inquiry
regarding the value of this bul
letin. Information and comment
from the United States has been
the Substantial City to t ta
Do your share for the St
Chamber of Commerce Si
Publicity Drive
Thin space contributed by—
S
Hall, Pentland arid M1
broken heads and bruises when m r yog get it.
their duties carry them into, the B e Sure ItV
middle u f riot* or other public.dl*-
professors to supply materinl for
tho committee’* publication. •
An international radiophone com
pany has been created to study
the question of the rights of sun
thors when their work is broad/
cast and how authors may collect
for such rights.
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Tbe first sign of spring is when
I f you are misundei
the lawn mower makes a face at blame It on tho world.
the >oal above]
i*tlu on him
i than those
tt president
u,y of them “Athletic heart” has been the
of hi* own reason for the exemption of\ so
it if not eas- many young men from French
army service recently that the au
thorities are taking measures to
ji stettin
flexed via*
_ Jsw* alkrwtencd to
shfioner. .
bt c*n go to
eported Poli-
to n bod s ta rt nnd •as
________
l>eaten.
The disappointed lackers pullet!
the Jockey from his horse nnd bent
him nearly to death. Race track
crowds in France often hnve shown
feeling against a losing lockev
*»uJfiiot HUfh ii neon troll eel savagery.
ner promptjr, when the
[to his attensurgcRtion
jmlaint. and
dice enmmislinikinned.
of two and
fre being J>ent
in the winethe Moselle,
the grower,
of money
[convert their
almost any
ents a quart,
|f the federal
here ore few
f*JT‘ - 3 .
_ribed“ ns 'a
lich is said to
attempt to
(to the United
bulk.
rlieyard coun|of the Rhine
■Uons having
nes are being
Tho grower*
at n year's
Ineyard tax.
Franco Is In a stale of hr ” strained nerves, asserts Louis Mart
.nllnmi
Iniirnnlint. In
solleau, poet-journalist,
in pvnhi^
exttianation of present, phono’*'*—i in
dicating the high nervous tension
of the pSSple. He blames the pol
itician* in and out of parliament for
having reduced the country to n
state of irritability th a t can only
be calmed, ho bolieves,
believes, bv some
form of violence.
lie cites two recent incident*
which ho considers typical of the
country’s "Jumpy condition. The
favorite in n horse race got off
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Every dcvelopment'We have fostered hits been high-grade |ya
every particular.' :- W« have never been called upon to offer
apologies for the property we have distributed. Each de*
velopment has been sold' upon (is own merits, therefore no
apologies were necesdary.
Drtild Park, our present development, Is on State Highway
No. 3 (Sanford-Orlando Road), and on the shores of beautiful
Lake Jennie. It is In keeping with the high-class develop
ments with which we have been associated previously—Pinehurst, Plhecrest, and others.
(fo r u L i
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Druid Park appeals to the most exacting Investor, It embodies all the features that make It the pre-em
ment opportunity of the Greater Sanford District
" tm nm oj
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Telephone Growth In The South
OUR ORGANIZATION
C. L. Britt
Frank J. Fitzpatrick
Howard Ove
E. A. Chittenden
D. C. Griffin
Mildred Q> I
Joe D. Chittenden"
W. C. H1U
E. H. Ptchar
L. F. Chittenden
E. M. Hunt
Frank i*. W
-t THE BRirr-CHITTBNDElN REALTY CO., INC.
T
BUFFALO
CLEVELAND
ERIE and
PITTSBURGH
the theft
eki tto. No
ksTtlar was
Xutitr and
Through Sleeping Cars
the altar.
Itdsome both
ked, the mini- I.v. ^anford 4:05 p.m., for:
rfer’s suit *as Akron— Mondays and Satur
ll ai the rtmon the altar.
days.
• ceremony and
to the police,
ilty. lie was Buffalo— Tuesdays.
|t afford a new C 1e v e 1 a n d— Mondays ami
1that the altar
Tuesdnys.
on* enough to
t
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sea.
\
Erie—Fridays, March 12, 2fi,
In these n(ne States there was an expenditure last
year of approximately $23,608,700 for gross additions
to the telephone plant."
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There was a net gain of 54,186 new telephone sta
tions, making a total of 1,147,600 telephone stations in
the nine States. Of these 772,979 are Bell owned,
336,430 are owned by other companies, but connected,
with the Bell System.
The Investment in service, Decem!>cr 31, 1925, was
$143,962/506, not including $2,365,011 of construction
work in progress.
To build, operate, maintain and manage this sys
tem requires the services of un army of skilled men
and women, whose annual payroll amounts to' $20,835,362. ■Another big cxpcmic was the tax bill of
$3,960,784 for lost year, which is threo times os great
as the tax Bill for the year 1918.
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GROVE
It la a m attirvof pride that thu service waa the beat' far
any yaar alnea tha war.
elc,
' Anothar eourca of aatlafaotlon haa been our happy rala*
tlana with cu r cuatomara and with tha publle. T h a talaphona
workera appraclata your frlandly eo-oparatlon, and It an*
courage* them to atrlva continually to randar tha kind of aarvlca
you wanL
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DAVID LAIRD, Florida Manager
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II. G. ALY, T. A.. A. C. L
Rtation.
c/appetitev
H E detail* and results of the operation* of tha Southern
Uroup of Boll Telephone Companlee during tho yoar 1125
onable you to bo fom lllar w ith tho propreat of tho toltphono
Induotry In Alabama, Florida, Georgia, the C arolin a,, Ken*
tucky, Louisiana, M ississippi an<$ Tennessee. T h is presenta
tion I* but * continuation of our policy of taking the public fully
Into our.confidence, and expressing tho appreciation of the tele*
phono vewrMrw for your friendly Interest and co-operation.
a RKON
German cities
etc.
with huge yel*
/
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: “Not a cent
Pittsburgh—
Mondays.
in connection
further money
to the former
ay numbers of
si families are
inter in SwitzPritx and Davos
»r resorts.
' k f t is making _.
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pt of these win- Tickets, Reservations,
rfnti extracts of
\*
from".
[Davos, showing ,
'
PAR
- p EMEMBER, how It UMd to be
XV. when you could hardly wait
for mealtime? And than, ait down
hnd eat several helping* of evertthing—enjoy every m oral end get
up from the table feeling satisfied
with the World, happy with everybody and ready fax ■nytaing,
But what a difference In living
when even the eight and sm»U of
food sicken* youl; Never hungry—.
no matter
—nothin
after nit
ingwora
on them to snrend the doctrimf
of more careful training for nthIctics that place n g reat strain on
tho system. This propaganda is
said to be bearing fru it already in
fewer arm y exemptions for "ath
letic heart.”
is spending
hi of his maruse he snipped
sltar cloth
Evangelical
; wedding suit
, hneaa Prince
tk of Mecklen. Majesty, the
chess of MockHis Majesty
Baden nnd
An American film shown a t Bor
deaux t>ortrnyc<l<, King. Louis XI
nnd the Dauphin in a manner the
French audience considered un
flattering to- tjiosc lung dead per
sonages. Such n disturbance arose
" B ell Bt s t e m ”
Phone 63-J
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
•>
0*4 M k j. O H S ftrm , V m irtn tl SirrU * x
. , our money
p a a list daily. .
Designed and planned to care for the increasing de
mand for desirable homesites, a spot where contentment
and happiness is assured and it is along these lines that
Sanford Grove has been developed. The environment and
atmosphere that is extremely evident throughout the
development give fair assurance that as a home com
munity Sanford Grove is certain to please the most dis
criminating.
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Overlooking Lake Conwoy
1 -2 M ile from C ity L im its
.• "■ T
60x150
10% Down. 5% Monthly
P in t National
O ftkdo,
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We would like to tell you o f the particulars concerning
the development of the property. It will be to your ad
vantage to thoroughly understand the unusual features
that are embodied in this home community. Call today
and have one of our representatives accompany yqu to
the property, he will be pleased to explain these attrac
tive features.
Choice Hrimeslte Lola
Orange Avenue
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�SANFORD HERALD. MONDAY, MAR£§Alll£
‘ Sanford Dally Herald
(PAMT AD. UA'l'faS
Terma: Cash in Advance
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Telephone ids, win be received
fer patrons and collector sent
(■Mediately for payment
f i ..-----— — _5c a line
reduced rates are for
ttlve Insertions.
Six words of average length
are counted a line.
Minimum charge of 80 for
First Insertion.
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; AU advertising Is restricted
to phjper claislficntion.
I f an error Is made The SanFord Herald will be responsible
rfrt only one Incorroct insertion,
th s advertiser for subsequent
Insertions. The*offlca should bo
notified immediately In case of
error.
TO ADVERTISERS
A
Herald
representative
thoroughly familiar with rates,
rules and classification will
fiv e you complete information.
And If you wish, they will
Assist you In wording your
want ad. to make it mora e f
fective.
r
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Advertisers should give their
street or postuffice address as
well aa'their, phone number If
they dtslre results. About one
reader out of a thousand has
a telephone, and tho others
can't communlcato with -you
uideal they know your address.
AU discontinuance MUST be
■ade in person at The San
ford nerald office.or by let
ter. Telephone discontinuances
are not valid.
Courteous.... Prompt....Efflclent
Service.
WANTED, a t once for Sanford.
Mnn to open and operate A uto,
mobila Carbon Removing Service
Station. -No burning o r acids used.
Thirty minbten Bcrvicfl, 25 cent*
per cylinder. Poquires Investment
---of about $200.00. , Address Ward
Tenth and panford Avc., phone 708 & Stafford, 28S N orth Beach S t,
Dnytonn, Fla..
REEL A SONS
. You Drive I t
W. Myrtle and '2nd S t a t R. R. COLORED GIRL WANTED to
caro for child in afternoon. Good
pny, Cnll nt 1112 Myrtle Ave..
L-ODGE BROTHERS DEALERS
• SELL GOOD USED. CARS
1021
11*21
1023
1924
1922
1922
.H up Touring
Dodge Touring
Essex (4) Touring
S tar Touring
Overland Touring
Ford Touring
"Terms to Some People’
MILLER O. PHILLIPS, Inc,
Corner Onk and Second St
13— Service Stations— Repair
FLEXO—Fine floor covering for
halls or kitchens. 14 yards, 8G
Inches wide. $9.00. Address, Mr*.
if. Martin, .718 Magnolia Avenue.
GALVANIZeTT i RON AND wood
en tuba for washing celery.
F. F. DUTTON & CO.
MY APARTMENT house on first
' street 1s off tho market.—II. A.
IIol verson.
MEAT CUTTER WANTED—A
ply W. II. Long, Phone 0441
108 Palmetto.
Beautiful six
66— W a n te d — To H uy
SANFORD and PHILADELPHIA
Wo Imvo Northern buyer! for
WIGJtTS—Three stations, Mag
nolia nnd Second. First nnd Elm, STENOGRAPHER pnrt time ten real bargains.
LITTLE and CLAYDEN
Sanford Avenue and 10th Street, per week. Good opportunity. Ad
4 Hall Building.
Expert service.
dress Pni-t Office Box <194
G7— Rooms With Hoard
TRACTOR Servlco, clearing plow
ing, disking nnd street grading WANTED
colored1ROOMS, with or without meals.
Two
Let us do your aulHlivisiou. M. M.
Situi'oMl
| Reasonable rates. Lincoln Hotel.
chefs
at
once
at
Lord, Route A, Box 210.
Cafe. 125 W. FI rot
-dmrt 58— Rooms Without Hoard
18— Business Service Offered cxperienci d cook -—
order work.
TWO CONNECTING BED ROOMS
516 \V. 1st. Struct.
35— Sn.c.snien mid A gents
Sanford Stove & Furniture Co.
321 E. First Street
NEATLY furnished rooms. I’lcnt*
Wo carry a full lino
hot water, adults only. 661 Pal
Our priren are right. Cush or
motto Avenue.
term s. Wo want your business.
LOST—Tire and Rim botween D o -p jil
Land and Sanford. Reward. T.
Vandoe May. DeLand
JAMES II. C O W A N -A ll kinds
of Tint ntul Sheet Mclnl UUrk.
Water nnd Boat Tanka, At Onk
Avenue «nd Third Street. Tclophone 111.
II— Automobiles I-'or Sale,
U—Automobiles
1929-TON TRUCK (FORD), Chrnp MIRACLE Concrete Co., genera
, cement work, sidewalks, build
D , Transfer license paid. John
ing bliK-kq, Irrigation boxes, J. B
Qulon, Corner 4th und Maple.
TtTwillegt-r, Prop.
DODGE
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS: If you
S'
Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc.
want to sell your used c a n , ad
>Pleasure cars and Graham trucki.
( Oak and 2nd S tre e t „ Phone 3 vertise dally on tho riumiified page
25— Florists,
STEWART THE FLORIST’*
Flowers for all occasions.
814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W
j.p’n
pcvi-ih I I H
38— Business Opportunities
wood floors,
Terms
LINCOLN — FORD — FORDhON ■"IF I only had health!" Am you
•
Edward Higgins, In c..
uni of iJig many who urc con-,
Commercial & Palmetto. Phone 331 tinually seeking Hint goal? If so,
Pllanc 482 .1 for appointment nnd
.
DIANA
Chiropractic A djustm ent'
Moon — Diana Salca and Servioe trj
208 W. First St.
Phono 017 Dr. W. E, Mac Dungull.
8. Q. PORTER. Mgr.
I WIGHT PRINT SHOP*!—Printing
j Engraving, Embossing. See u?
NASH
first. We do it. Phono 417-W
Sanford Dealer, S. A. Rive
i w. First Si
Phone 617 R. It. Ave.-Commercial St.
DARK Barred Rock nurc bred
eg
per Betting
50 nnd $5.00.
Be* Mrs. John* Diehl . Melionvillc
Avenue, City.
l'OU PURE bred Rhode Island
eggs. Cali 2412.
58 — Iluusehuld Goods
BABY STROLLER WANTED,
must b« in good condition.
Phone G91J.
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SEWING MACHINE for aulc.
Practically new, half price.
Beautiful, cream-colored em broi
dered Evening Wrap, never used,
Very reasonable. Address Box 8
caro Herald.
*»!»•, l3.r.oo, c lou.
$1,000 per lot. Easy term. " *•
•Mary Moines Realty Co 305M
nolin Avenue. T i t W
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TW’O IDEAL homenitcA sixtj
o V?,nt,nF® ° n P“ rk in Fort b
Subdivision In view of lake S
price this week, good terns
era. Address II B Box 12°
wood, Fla.
SAN LA NT A LOT
with South Exposure $
Terms to suit
MAYFAIR LOT
corner Union Ave ami Elliot
Street.
$4,000 Terma Easy
MAGNOLIA HEIGHTS LOTS
on Hughey St. nt Bargain
Prices.
BED AIR LOTS
On Mellonvilio Ave. amongst
large oaks. Priee will surprise
you.
It. W. LAWTON. Realtor
Phono 743,
Meisch Bldg.
BLOCKS 41 <fc 43 Benson Springs
containing about
acres,
fronting 300 foot on Lako Mon
roe, running back lb new highway rWKMBU.
6.30 feet. Price $6500.00 Cash Wakefield Simmons & Co.. Anhorndale, Fla.
THE DAVEY-WINSTON
Orgnniration Incorporated
Phone707
Masonic Bldg
CELERY FARMS
Priced to Sell
5 acres with cottage, $5,000
6 acres, hqu.se nnd barn $6,000
10 ncres, 7 here! cleared $8500
It) acres, new house and barn
$12,000
See JA S A. JOHNSON
112 W. First St.
HOUSER—
Undor construction new
Spanish stucco house, seven
rooms; garage nnd servants >
quarters. C om rr Magnolia
nnd Spurling. F.asy term s.
Will bo ready for occupancy
nbout F ebruary 1st.
New Spanish typo honse;
six rooms; in Bel-Air on Mellonvillo Avenue; easy term s.
New Spanish stucco bunga
low in Snn Lnnta; easy
LOOK AT TIMS!
term s.
Lots 3, -1 nnd 5 Block 16
Tier 1; corner of Sanford
Black Hammock Celery i-and.
Avenuo and 15th st. $100.00
Can you buy any this cheap?
tier front foot for quick sale.
This special price for short time
Easy terniH.
only. , Lota number 241, 242, 243.
Lot 20, Block 8, Snn Lnnta;
244 in the SW U of section 1-21-31
price $2, 600.00.
Seminole county, lU f q ile from railroads and paved road.
Surrounding Innda much higher
HIGGINS-SMITH-WIGHT, INC. and m aking big money in truck.
Realtors
Price $8,000—Terms $5,000 Cash,
l/lrsd Street and Palm etto Ave, balance 1-2-3 years nt 6 per cent
interest. Title is clear, no incumIterance and 1925 tax is paid.
Drive out and look a t this land,
talk to tho surrounding owner*.
Believe you will find th a t this land
Is quoted a t threa to four hundred
dollars per acre. Address
CLOSE-IN, four rooms nil modern
conveniences, double garage. $3,500, term s. Address
Box 317.
Sanford, Fla.
SIX room house, electric
store and gqs station,
hox 2 rare of Hcnihti
Business Properly
A. P. CONNELLY A SON3
Cor. Second and Magnolia
FARMS!
Our listings can not lio
excelled
WAREHOUSE
Wa. now have several buyers for
,y farn
farm s. If you wish
Sanford celery
WILL sell my corner lot on Mcl* to sell you ffarm,
----- drop us a post
„„ on
..n tho phone and
lonvillc Avenue ut quick sale for card, or call us
ou for
$1000, apply Owner, Box 431, San- we will soo V<~
-r particulars.
BROPERTY FOR LEASE
REALTY CO
CLOSE IN
FOUR lots in W oodruff's subdiv
ieion', cheap. W. L. Davis, San
ford and Geneva Avenues.
nRITT-CIMTtENDEN
REALTY CO.
W. P. CARTER
SANFORD REALTY CO,
Ball Bldg.
FOR SALE—C om er lot^On M ag
nolia Avenuo, also lot adjoining,
$2900 each, must have equity in WANTED: Listing*
cash. ‘ Box 125 Herald. •
lota in Fort Mellon
Heights. Daan-Berg
616 First Nst*L Bsnk
Room 230 Meisch Building
By GEORGE McMANUS
CO TTA.C E. A.HO
T - 0 -0 •
Adjoining
ROBERT E. ELLIS
MODERN* HOMES
P.
O.
Box 332 F ort Myers. Fla
Spanish design bungalow, cent
rally located. Well located houses,
apartm ents, or home Bites, with all
improvements. Prices nnd term s
verv reason abie. » jt
89— Wanted— Renl Estate
FATHER
JUt>T a, u t t l c
Ui'nrt
* BOOTH and GIRBS
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Park and Second
87—Acreage tor Sale
WANTED—Room, by gentleman.
THREE registered Chinese Chow
Must bo centrally located, with
puppies fur uj(h\ two months old. modern conveniences.
Address
Rhone 571-J.
Brock, Care Hcrnld.
PIANO wanted to rent, 1*07 So
Iorurcl Avenue.
H ow cam T y ro o v
M y ^ j t s h f ^ c w it h
n
"I U K c v TH a t ? «}
This is w hat yon have been
V*.i I
waiting for.
double garage.
A FIVE room house, furnished or
unfurnirJied and garogo, West
2nd. St., Phone G71-J.
•11)— Poultry nnd Supplies
SH O T O R -
The term s are RIGHT!
ihdlnrs
I hm.e I It* and » n-prc- ! bo cloae in. Writo 1
sentutive will call nml kvsi you
care of Herald.
Hanford Automobile Co.
200 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 137 27— ProfcKHioiial Services
BRINGING
The price is RIGHT!
Spanish
IN LOTS, HOUSES AND
ANTED TO RENT gni
81— Wonted—To Rent
IV—Employment
room
FOR THE VERY BEST
A Ll'ITl i; f f . w i am IN The FUR RENT—Garage,
l(F:u.\l.l> will I,ring yim in Mg I Avenue,
fi pul's
Advcillse tli.i-c oil nr -----■—
------Gen - v>m hnvc sion-l » vn\ a n d 177— (lo u s e s fo r K en t
h i 'f r e use Ini
A little th irty -1 ------ -------------------- -----—
iieil Sil limy tiitn*
On First S treet Extension
type stucco bungalow, hard
76-A— G a rn e t's.
18— llor.scs, Cattle, Vehicles
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CHRYSLER
l CHA8. T. FULLER MOTOR CO.
I 411 W. 1st St.
Phono 69
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' --------------------------------- 132— Help Wanted— Female
WILLYS- KNIGI11 and Overland.1-------- -------------- -----------------------F. and M. Motor Co., Park a n d . W*\NTED—Cashier, 198 Palmetto
Commercial,
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Terms
WANTED AT ONCE STENOG
RAPHER, preferable wholesale
grocery experience. Thono 591.
FOR St. AUGUSTINE and St.
FRONT BEDROOM for rent. Hot
Johns county property. Com
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Miss
and mid water. 411 Palmetto.
municate with Glen A. Purdom,
.. t
Bonita Tolle, 221 Meisch Bldg.,
with
Nancy
K.
Hunter
Realty
Co.
KhAI*
K,jTA1h
SALESMEN
rorar Plggly Wiggly.
Box 500 St, Auguatihc. Fla._____; 0nly prnt]aecn wanlml Ul> havc DOUBLE room with twin bedj,
HANFORD DRUG COMPANY tan unusually attractive proposition • near New Forrest Idllfe Hold.
"Tho lie* nil jfiforu"
kusllcrs who havy ciiinb ;.Caii
Wo make n apeelalfyTffViW'prompt'TTB B/ifrfdhi to make 'money O ur llstfiliing of proscriptions ami quii k j Inga and rlientel is tho best. If ONE furnished roam 104 West
Tenth Street.
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delivery,
you are n salesmun and want to
Druga — Soda — lint Sandwiches jmaice pcrmiiticnl etmnectmn.1*, where |
MONTEZUMA HOTEL
your services will he appreciated, Sanford's most home-like ho
LANKY'S DRUG STORE
and your income unlimited Ad- - tel; located on corner Magnolia
I and Found
scriptionn, Drugs, Sodas
dress Bex Ji 1*11) earn liun.M, to ri Ave., 2 minutes walk front busiare ns near you a* your
an interview.
neas section. Opei^nll year.
Call 103.
j. it. McDo n a l d , Mgr.
l’lu.ne 4HG
‘ LOST: Between Highland Ave and 19— H ulltllh g — 1L 'o n lrn rlin g
downtown I green handbag w i t h ------------- ----------------------71— Apartments nnd Flat*
> gold rim glasses, money and toilot
• articles. Kinder return to Hall SANFORD ROOFING <’**. i
UR NISH ED two room
Hardware and rcceivo reward.
roofs, built up roofs. Re roof
inoul, close in. Adults i
3rd St.
212 Magnolia Avenue
Phone 307
H U rS— MARMONS
S i— House,s F or S a le
___
0^8 ROOMS, oil city*improvements
FOR SALE—Five room house on
r nsh or easy term s. Furnished
lot (UxI17, on Elm Avenue. if desired. W. W. Snyder. 1 4 2 *
Room fo r another house, on this q Park Ave. A stor Forms. Phkstc
property. $5500. Port ensh. bsl*
nnco monthly.
NEW SPANISH STUCCO
BUNGALOWS
59— J ew elry and Walchew
nUNOALOW
On Melionvillc Avenue and
Eighth S tre e t..' Closo in on Palm etto Avenue.
5 1— M iscelia n coua
Eastern exposure, 5 rooms - and
READY
FOR
IMMEDIATE
;
FOR. SALE—Sweet pfias, and oth
bath. Price for next few days $C7&0
OCCUPANCY
er fjowers. Also butter ant
easy
terms.
RELIABLE colored woman wants
Built in a substantial-manner.
Eastern exposure lot In Pina
placo ns cook. Call B04.4 W. Oth eggs. John Jones, Bcanlnll Ave.
Six rooms and breakfast room,
ourst $1000; Cash $800. Balance to
Street. Second Floor.
screened porch and open porfn,
CUT FLOWERS for sale. Calendu
suit.
\
hardwood floors, hot water
las, sweet peas and other cut
system,
roomy,
closets.
Rep
flowers, 25c per dozen.
Phone
- See
resentatives at the property at
40-W. Mrs. L. II. Jones.
nil limes to show you through
33—Help Wanted Mnle
HcCALL A FOX " ,
these beautifhl homes.
61-A — M iscellaneous E x
REALTORS
PHONE
746.
ch an ge
fcL VERANO BUILDING
COMPANY
REALTORS and Brokers should
carry a complete list of their
AMBITIOUS
best offerings in tho classified colMEN
urns daily.
To Sell Clothes
65— S p ecials n t I he S to re s
Earn big money selling Floyd
King Clothes, n a t i o n a l l y
known, all-wool, rendy - towcar. nt $23.50; $3.50 com
mission; 48 -h o u r delivery;
HOMES
largo samples; free soiling
BUSINESS PROPERTY!
outfit. Write today*
A COMPLETE STACK
FLOYD KING CLOTHES
CO.
Now five room Stucco BungaEither on Qnnford Ave
228 E. 8th St..
l•
Cincinnati, Ohio.
R-W GARAGE HARDWARE
low on Snn ford Avenue, near
THE DALL HARDWARE
WANTEDI
5000 Squeaks
We'll take 'cm out and
ABSOLUTELY FREE
Monday nnd Tuesday,
Feb. 22 nnd 23
PERFECTION AUTO
LAUNDRY
fereonnls
8 ANFORD BUICK CO,
81— H ou ses For Sale
Geneva Avenue. • Reasonable
I —Announcements
. LIST YOUR PROPERTY- with
Miry Mslncs Realty Co. Celery
farms and city properly Wanted.
805 Mignollu Ave, Phone 3'Jl-W.
SEMINOLE IIUDSON-ESSEX
INC.
203 Oak Avenue
Phone 41
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Bldg. >
BEST BUY IN COUNTRY
7.14 ACRE GROVE
________
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w \m
TWIN LAKES
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' PRICE (O-OOth
One third C a s b . Oae ^ rd A^.'
nusUy. Interest « P^r
THE HOWARD
Corpo ration
CORN**
�Tlio c lisc k At tb«J
l l.liIUrr or bidder* 4n be
■>r o ld Bonrd a* llqutdacp„ should the successful
bidder* full «>r rofti*® to
, c-intracS and lo supply
required -within 1*19 day*
LtHJi notice of Accaplanee
,*
THE BANF0R1) HERAT.!* MONDAY. MARCH 8fo»*6
Ms W -rffmif f nw* ««
PAGE ELEVEN
r H E N E B B s
C'OTMeQ t e n
\ f lU. SAY T a Wi _ o R c e Ro X
OR I COME IM SO H AST \tJC. CAKJT \ (
k e e v A M Y S U R P LU S A m E A O /T H O S G OUM O -O CU-S W O R K IN G
A FOR. M » -A Q C L IK E T V /E \W OR l O_
/
O NLY T U R N AROONJO ONCE1IN
2 A h O O R S ^T w e y 'r S SO U X Z .V
(v .
T u e y s t q p TH6 PU M P EV E R Y,
o n c e i n A w h i l e 5 0 i t OO n V
r ^ a .S C ^ L S M e M ,
. v ^ ri
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g a th er
a n d
t jo u n
v u s 'u
m & jo s it
O
To p u m p
now
. m ans
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eecA ose
f r o m n o \ aj o n *
tue ofKxjKio « a Pipe our i
STEACACKAlU
f r o m this <s u y w eeO i
n s- w a s s r r n w d ^
f s
i o
ivurt lliiii"'’. Hanford,. Florida, un4ii ifb ^V. III'** March i 81 h. 1936, for
I he furnishing o f niatorlale fo r and
■he erection o f an oddltjnn^ to# the
Routhslde I’ rlnrmry Bcliool. Sanford
Kl“r
‘idr'ln
Florida,
In fleinTa&lV.'coVnty:
Seminole County, To
In Vcac
cordance will* plane and sneclflcaby **■*“
filton
J.
Hona a* prepared ,tf"
“
Houghton. Architect.
Archtteet. '
j . . or bidder* w ill
Successful bidder
he required to furnish a surety bond
in an amount equal to seven ty -fire
i f i l per cent o f the contract price
of (heir bid. ami to meet w ith the
Cootutht iH*. »r The Deli
Boots and HerBudd
I moil (fl.KnonO) Ibillnra: (provided
ihai cnahjer'a checha on banka of
Sonilnnle Uomity will be conelderod
« . certified cheekat. The check of.
(lie "tii-cow*tuI bidder or bidders to
be retained by said Hoard aa liqu i
dated dnmaKes "hntild the sucreas*
ml bidder or bidders fa ll or rofuwe in execute
contract and to
supply bond, ns required, w ithin tan
dnyw sfter written nntlee o f ac
ceptance of bid.
The It.ianl reserves the rle h t ,to
reject any and nil hid*, nr to net
eepl any bid or part of hid by them
deemed to he to the best Interest of
the County.
Coplew of plans ami apeelflctlon*
may tie had from the A rchitect up
on deposit of T w e n ty-five (125.00)
Hollar* certified, check, such denoalt
to be refunded hon fide bidders
upon return of plan* and sp e cifica
tions to the AJ-etiltect. Huti-contractor* m.'iv obtain copies nppllrnbte
to their work upon payment of Ten
t flo .001 Dollar* whleh w ill he remined
It) order of the County Tionrd of
Itmti lietlon. Hemlliole County, Klorl*
■In. I'rhrunrv '.’ml 1920.
]Tti:i> T W IU .IA M H , riinlrtnnn.
Attest: T. \V. l.atvton. S ecretary.
- OH, LAWSY ( A H "'
F£R(iOT TA ASK 0 6
SALESMAN DATl
THOUGtvfN
»oX60,M 'to'WROOuf i}
WER f\NO I AM
>0 MUCH
CO!
IBOUT YOU
'HE MOUtY WHICH YOU
Bn
WOULD NEED TO —
t o W\1H HER .
MOV) COAtC You WASN’T
OVER LA5T NIGHT c h ic k
v tA s W r it S o u r
E£oUL*a NIGHT
-S '
, YD7M L O R E T T A ? /
p s h a w '. T h a t ’s y o u r
d vjn f a u l t - w h y w o r
YEH-0UT Since ThaT
B ig - b o z o b l e w
in t o To w n on a
•
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T A L K T H IN G S O Y C R WITH
H E R A M P S E T A D A TS
Ft>R YOUR V J E D D IN 0 - f
then y ou ’ll b e
J
y SU RE O F H ER f
M R .T V T C - V
1 H A V E N 'T
"
ENOUGH MONEY
T b G ET MARfliEO
By Williams
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A
t_» R -:y rr\tc?s v M i K j o t n i
BETTeR’hTl OO - BUT IF t LOVE© A k
tilRU V WOULDN'T TAKE ANY
CHANCES WHEN A MARRIAGE LICENSE.
WILL DO THE TRICK-EDMUND ISA
•
FART WORKER AND IF YOU DON’T
GET SUSY YOU'LL BE TAKING Hlft DOST
O U R BO A RD IN G H O U SE
f?OuE MC'Kjtv!.
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k u :,PA
ME
.
BUT l)d ENGAGED
TO LORETTAS he's promised
TO WAIT TOR
KOAUt? YJAO 't^LL'Ki' '
M t -TtAf.Y YOU CRA«^v4EP
tx t^ f
ClO£>tH VMt1: M A O
T u '?'3 l'L AiME. v i l l i
the
HMM\ BY OWE,BOB'.ON $E«*K
THOUGHT \ SEE NO DEKSDWWHY Y
SrtSOOLONT ► W Y O & V m X B U
rWEND WHOGOT SW*6HE0 WTO\
kno w tub bttuation
wcll That 's a honk
OF A DlHFeRENT MORN
OF COURSE YOU KNOW
EDMUND MAS A NICE
INCOME AND CAN
PROVIDE HER WiTH A
HOME AND * ll TRE
LUXURIES SH6 WANTS
■aC 'M M E liY LMt M '■'*'1
n t io n
r mo YUH HEAR
THAT STENJVE?
SHE ASHED ME
TO COME OUER
SOME EMIMN6
hotsytotsy n
TOTSY - C-.T
i wflaaii By Taylor
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SECOND HAND PlANO
NOWYOOWET
TALVON‘ WHAT COUVD
W SWEETER?
DEE-EvGhTEO
OUT OUR WAY
V13UN A
Im ] T u b H al h r, U a Pn Ollwi
YOU MOST BRVNfr BUBBLES OUER
— ------ 1 SOME EOtNiNG ~
.Vu e h e a r o
oh
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C W jIfX lO T rtM V(D0 HAVJE
' SAW SPU^WEO UlilH
J ^?X *O M .<bU W :
c>-~t it
Coming to a Showdown
SAY «*tOC-UftN'Rt
i
3>im1«»ii
OCiviK TO ^
m o t h er eA irru o m ot s o i m s t o Aau*
l
'AJEA uTM IM TO h i s »O ce M A K iO S —
SYEAuMd THINGS >TKW O j OGR
/ 0O5S.TME X A little * ORinir >
JOS IS FINISHED V s ^
MX> CAN START \ ^
(—
y a \ jvtime
lstS
■rue ^EACTV* OP RVOOcCM NfE30-.ne
^ g S g l g g i fly TCU. THE BOY3 "Tt>
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W A E . G S T r ik i'
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A&ARD AAW7A1N&-T
,
S O DUAiB" A J
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DUMB ABOUT
plat? x gencMA
_ A million
A-i DOLLARS J
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PAY ABBS SAYS u*~^
pO U C tM B /J /M&VBO. 1
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L a a s a r amytwiN 6
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TWLYAJNT
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-j A W T //
ByJBIosser
WHO fsVJtA
TOLD YOU
r
ttwr? >
m
s s
�'LOUDON,
March 8. WV-Tho
bn
lilcrV
kitchen,
m*<rIn
inisters
xttenen, war 'an enor
i' -■* «-L_: - v, - I
mous chocolate cake rcpr^seiitlnK
Dig Ben, the famous clock In the
tower of tho house of common*.
A t Ita base wore the word*,
“Peace In our time.”
Tills was
called to the the attention of lion.
Auxtcn Chamberlain, foreign sec
retary, by Mr. Baldwin himself.
Mrs. Baldwin had delegated
the prime minister j o cut the cake
.while ten. waa' being served, but
Mr- Baldwin becam
in looking nfter h
leatn and
discussing tho frui
Locarno
that he forgot all about bis assign
m ent and the Cako was so im
pressive nobody dared ask for a
slice of It.
coming bscK <in- fcn gland to.com
pete *ith the motor rir:'
.
Rerqlar coaching trips between
Brighton end Tendon will be InatRuted early this spoto* for the
bepetfit nf travelers who prefer
thp romantic atmosphere which
surrounds the old time conveyance
to' the prosaic automobile.
A fatuous vehicle, the Berkeley,
whjkh wpfl all the co a ^ . everts at
th4 Blchmond and Olympia horse
shows lest year, la to be used in
»h|a sendee on the Brlghton-Londart highway, from which the hors*
has almost disappeared In recent
James - Clpnson was being *s
years,!'1 '■■o'.-1
kindly received by the London
critics as any American actor whb
There are approximately 20,000 has visited England In a decade.
“hist” husbands' In England, and His appearance in "Is-Zat-So," in
, . elthdugh rewards li*ve been of which he also is co-author, Is gen
fered. W> news of them can b* ob erally heralded In the London patained.
The boanl of guardians ers ns the greatest laugh Ameri
. In yarlon*’localities, who are re ca has given London since tho
sponsible for maintenance of tho .^Potash and Perlmutter*' struck
dependents Of missing men, are England.
eager to find these husbands heThe critics acclaim Glennson, in
r.... eaoae th? authorities are spending the role of the pyiie fight pro
1 many thousands of pounds on moter, and Robert Armstrong, as
""poor relief” for their wives and the lightweight fighter, as one of
families.
the funniest teams London has
Manchester, LivnrnonJ. Birming seen for years.
The ability of
ham M d Indeed. piwt of thh other
ritJea h a v e n list of “wnntgd hut- thc New York 'clang and follow
. hands.”
Tho guardians sav that the rapid pattiy of the'comedians
mgpy of the men found It impos is ascribed by several critics to
sible to aettle down to humdrum tho influence of American films.
fo ',qft*T their war-time experi- p pre-war days, some of the critnot being able to get cm I os say, It would have been im
In their home places. possible for “Is-Zat-So” to hnve
owing to fbe trade depressing,
have “taken tq the road.” knowing
♦liat their wives nnd children would
he cared for fcf the author! tie s.'
!
Whan Shakespeare waa at. the
h*k»ht of his powera,!, hp almost
made his language, ne1 the Amerl,
cans aay they cfo todpv, as he
went elong. Dr. George Gordon, of
{Ufatd. pointed out In q lfrture
on Hhakesncnro English before tho
Rovol Institution of Lonqon,
Referring to the etata on the
.Engliah language in the efttepnth
century, Professor Gordon said
there waa no fixed stahdnrd In
dvatnuar nr apalllnr. nronunciatlon or accent and there was
neither standard grammar nor a
standard 'dictions rv.
The first
nuallty of Elliwbethan nnd. thpre-
most ns much material ns the dress
Itself.
•Hugo squnra cuffs rcnchlng to
tho hem of the dress are predict
ed for smart nttiro, nnd now mod
els are already seen with enormous
puffed melon sleeves, striped with
contrasting matcrinis which serve
as both clonk nnd* sleeves.
The newest ovening gown hns
'
s I
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DOLORES COSTELLO
DWELL
The efforts of the young Mist of
1028 to look wi|Iowy were criti
cised by Sir Bruce Porter, consult
ing physician of the American re
lief administration nfter tho wnr,
Irra London speech.
“Why girls want to look liko
weak and weedy young men, I cunnht Imagine," ho said. “Hut they
will get that figure, and with it
Indigestion and a greater risk of
consumption.
Why should tho
N
>
cast of John Horrnn npd Gertrude
^ __\y d rn e r Claire. The Plctu re concermi n band
inn rclcntc
uro, “The
die pretty
or of Mausupporting
of confidence men of which Dolores
>» the queenly lender,
•• It is her duty to ensaro tho
“stickers.” Finally, she ensures ono
.auckcr too many. -
If wishes were horses—we would
puritan collars nnd bow tie, also
wish they were autos.
without sleeves.
There Is n whisper that lingerie
is' likely to bo more scanty, ns
stockings and under garm ents are
ARCHITECT
being woven in one piece of finest
gniiio silk.
This merely has n
First National Bank Bldg.
frock slipped over it and the
Sanford. ■■■■—■■ ■■ Florida
evening costume ia complete,
Elton J. Moughton
1 ,0 0 0
SA V E $
o f llaguestlc angrchy, declared
Profeasor Gordnn, that prudent,
word-fearing men grew alarmed,
and later new words were blocklisted, t
^
by buying
FARM----- 5 ACRES
Celery and Hammock Land This Wool
Price only
• $1500
RISENZ, owner, 314 N. Orange Ave.,
_ Orlando, Fla.
These beautiful, high, dry lots can be bought at you,
own price if you will attend our Sale. Located as the*
are, between the Country Club and the business sedwtf
of Sanford,'and in the city of Sanford makes themveft
desirable for either your home or for an investment
Come to the sale, enjoy the music.
>\
FLORIDA’S LARGEST AND
MOST BEAUTIFUL HOTEL
The latest' masterpiece of Mrs.
May B airptt, head of tho prime
T
HE Hollywood ih directly on Hollywood Bench, over
looking tho Atlantic—fireproof, seven siorien high,
500 rooms, all with hath, tho m ajority facing tho
ocean.
• —, • • -* ,
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■• ;
en Ford Coupe
And
One Karat Diamond
Ring
A coupon given with each five
* ¥ « n l f ° u r quqrts oiL
AUa a Coupon with each dol
lar's purchase good for
ALUMINUM WARE
Drawing* each Monday and
r
. Thursday’
U t pa furnish you w|th the best
Gas .aqd oils. Tires and Tubes
at better prices,
• |
Hines Filling Station
,
•
I
Tho Hollywood is "homey”—democratic, providing rest
ful happiness ami comfort to every guest. Tho Hollywood
is extreme in beauty.
Don’t miss this opportunity to Buy at Your Own Pi
Terms Easy-^Interesting Attractions. /
Guests in bathing costume may go direct from the!*
rooms to the delightful surf-bathing on Hollywood beach and
to play on the warm sands.
f
.t
s '
*
The Hollywood has unexcelled service and cuisine, fur
nished by hotel experts.
Gucrts In easy access to tbo Holly
wood Golf and Country Club nnd var
ied other tropical sports. Entrancing
motor drives to Miami, Palm Bench and
other southern Florida society places,
Music by the Hollywood hotel concert
orchestra. A concert is held every Sun
day evening in tho gorgeous lounge
room by the Hollywood Symphony Or
chestra of 80 artists.
nATP.S, INCLUDING MEALS I » l » » l r . SI3.se p e r 4 a r a n d n n i I n n
ra o M , 030.00 a n d a p .
la
HOLLYWOOD
Floods'*'Ah-Year Resort City
*
Joseph W. Young, Founder
'*. - f,
B a n fo ija, O f f to* i j p
. ‘ BesfeCoqking ;
i *« •v f- .::..‘ ' ■* . . i ‘ •
I
Jte*son&i)le Prices
^re jthe advantage
w . Second
W. V. Wheeler
�and light to heavy in control pbr* *
tion if weather remain* clear;
Wednesday fair, rising tempgQituro
in northwest portion,
W tM l
X^ciated Press I*ull Leased Wire
Twelve P orcs Today
SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY. MARCH 9. 1»86
NUMBER >1
Solons Hear Chief E n f o ld
Back From The Bottom
M5 t,"*r C*Uted a ! Yacht d p h Uncle Sam's big submarine V-l emerges off the Rhode Island coast
a test dive of SuO feet UJ the ocean's floor. Seams leaked slightly
Tonipht To Perfect Platia after
a t this extreme depth; but the V-I wa.i pronounced a success, jro r Organization Of F M
Air Line To Serve County
To OperateFlvinff *
Boats Down S t Johns
Fast Air Liners Will Convey
Freight And Passengers
To And From Jacksonville
r
i
esuot-te pioiuuiiion or tommy uur ,.,n3. 6uiu u%!l^ lUl L,„a „in C.
WHICH I Andrews, enforcer-in-cliiof, j n his address before a House committee ct
h; the Washington. Congrcsimon Llndlcy H. Hadley Charles
Kearns nnd
Charles L. Faust (standing, left to rigliti and Wm. It. Green and'Carl
iropri- 1{* Chlndblom seated, left to right) are listening to him.
re are: r'
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RECESSES WHILE
S 3 STILL IN TANGLE
provide
f wi’110
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iucstion O f Asslgnlns Perma- Any Offer Of France To De
[rtr, th‘‘ nent Scats In Assembly Is crease Number Of Troops
In Rhineland Will Fall On
ep'on Undecided; Sub-CommilBarren (Jround,Sn.v Leaders
isln
tec« Tulk Regular Business
Become Reconciled While Dudley Rend, Photofrrnnher.Ts
Flopped Bv Men PosJnp A
Divorce Suits Are Pending Deputies
WhoHndWnrninlH
h
firiranlsation of n company, to
NEW YORK, Mar. 0.—tVD—To
r* known i the Snnford Aerial
and make up U becoming n
E n t r e e Cn..
v„ w ,. kiss
popblar ending 1o reparation and
mace tonight when ' several local divorco suits which h«v*j ixicn
misinoss ntul profession*! men are holding public attention Intu’y.
to Piort nt the Yacht Club in rr- , The latest ftnllviduals in recon*
“m-n.o t » a notice from F. D. cilatlon planu are Sebastian, H.
Jlcnderoon. w?ll kmnvn Indianapo- Kroigi*, ten cent store owner, and
npd Orlando aviation P r o m o Mrs. Doris Alcrcer Knugo, whose
t e ’ . who is art Ice in t h e f o r m a - matrimonial dlffererrej, ns they
tun of an airplane t r a n s p o r t a t i o n involve tho question of stocks nnd
mmnanr .betwren this city and bonds, are now before (he Supreme
Jacksonville.
Court nf New York. Tho trial
Tho gathering tonight Is expect was suddenly ndluricd yesterday
ed to result in an announcement Thu couple conferred with the
bring made to the effect that the Justice and thpn went in search
officers and directors of the com- of the pastor of their church.
pm 1;* arc prepared to ro forward
In Paris, arc Mr. nnd Mrs.
with plans railing for the immedi James A. Stillman, lmppy on a
ate in«tri lint ion of both passenger second honeymoon.
Five years
nrd exnrrss service ever* tho St. ngo they launched npon a cam
John* river route to the Gat* City paign of charges and counter
by hydroplane.
charges.
('ravens Are In flyrmuds
Mr. Henderson, tho prmnntor.
In Uermudn, Lord ' and Lady
stated yesterday that Sanford had
1-ccn selected ns a base for opera Craven are prolonging a second
t i o n s (if the eempnnv duo to'M s honeymoon, uftim a tempestuous
reptrnl Inration nnd to tit* ndmfr- mutrimoninl course thnt touched
nblc facilities offered here for M$h tho shores of three continents,
lino nnd snrter planes. Tho hy spent itself in two divorce suit*
droplane ha** is exported to be in England, and had a final back
estahlihhcrl, fur the present, on the fire over the question of what con
muniripal nropert;’ west of tile stitutes “moral turpitude." Count
AnVrlcan legion hut, on tl.e lake ess Cathonrt/ the cause of it nil,
has won tho right to enter this
front.
country.
Rig Plane Purchased
When u supreme court jury de
“Wo have already purchased n liberated whether to gran: her a
it
1
.•
tr
l
plane with a rapacity of sir: pas
sengers and pilot, or 1,000 pounds
of express or freight.’ The plane
will be powered by n 100 horse
power IJhcity pintur . nnd will
have a whig spread .'f R2 feet from
tin to tip. If business warrants)
other planes will bo .'added to tha
flsct In the near future." Mr.
Henderson said today.
2*ho prnnmtor staled that ■dJlA
(rip bettyeon Sanford und-Jack'-anS
Mnnton os ro-respondent, wishes
the couple happiness.
The themo of reconciliation was
played by the* TlnnVys-Frank of
musical fame, npd Mrs. Edna Dav
enport Tinnry 'o f vaudeville. Do
mestic trials of the Tinnoy’a
were revealed when Frank was Ar
rested on u charge of beating
Imogt-no Wllsonr tlicn the Follies,
finally ended in a divorce for Mrs.
Tinney, but the Tlhnoys Si*: the
turkey of reconciliation oii'YhpTtRsinagarinc publisher, sugm-rind'Jhcy
would probably appear oA th rr ih te '
nrnln together and were tire Itctft
of friends.
Tho second honeymoon idea
doesn’t always work out. Robert
II. Dula, Jr„ son of a former vicepresident of the American Tobacco
Company ami Mrs. Elsie Tinman
Dula, were asked during her suit
for separation Inst week, to con
fer with Justice Prosknuer. Then
when everything began to look
rosy negotiations wen* broken off
and the separation wav granted
yesterday.
Another case nf n proposed sec
ond honeymoon coming to naught
was told in court yesterday. Mrs.
Eleanor V. Ilrewster teatlfled Hint
her husband, Eugene V. itrowri r,
magazine publisher suggested they
have a second honevmodn.
Then she charges, Miss Corliss
Palmer, movie actress, who hid
already stepped Into her home,
stepped into the dlseiisslon nnd
ended it with ridicule. Mrs. Browwns a w a r d e d a $ “ 00,000 V erdict
From Sheriff FnrIIIsArrest
TAMPA, FIs . Mnrrh
Dudley Pend, efflclnl phntnerrauher
fn“ the Tnmea Hoard of Trade, was
taVoo from H* home b»r« aed soverelv Kenten- hv n b»nd of nr»-
rllnrH to attempt the formation nf
* "roTw-rntratlnn” minlstrv nf thn
tnfi amt had roromm*«nd*d th a t
RHand he sapt Fork to tWo T>nmi«
times.
meetings
in Geneva with all his
Posad as Danutr Sheriff.
Rand said his nhdnetfnya coma tn form er powers,
Tha Rrtnnd m inistry resigned
Ms homo ahnns A o’cloak last, ptrrht
M tw-n ailtamobUc* Xtrs. Mnr— rat Sntnrdav nfter failure of a vote nf
paad. piotViar of tha p*'oto"mnhar. confidence on tho anils tax provis
npsi*’arad tha door boll. She wns ion nf Its budget nrogrnm.
0«e« more XT. Prfand proved to
confronted hv thraa men. onn nf
whom wore n had-— and saM he be the only French leader willing
wns a ileonty sheriff w'*h W-a****snt tn attam nt tn lead |l)e ennntrV nut
for Pcnd's nrmst.
Mrs. Rand of the ftnancisl bog in' which It hex
called her son. Ha naked tn see the been floundering. As hi* left tho
w arrant and with n hnismia rn- Elvseo pnlnce this oDernoon notify
Pinrk to “lei? It to the s>»ar?ff.Mth" ing the president of his acceptance,
man whisked him Into tfio first of he said:
the waiting automobiles.
“ In view of tho nresent situation
As thav sped' nwnv, Mrs. Rend of mv eoimtry. T hnvp told tha
tol"phn*in
and
efiUarl
rtiahcd t
nroalftent that T did not feel I hoA
.Too Garter, chief of detective*. Tho tho right to rcV "« to attem pt tho
latt"f detailed half a dn*en plain tn«k he did me the irreht honor
offer mo. T wilt do mv heal tw
^orm a cahlnet and hopo tn giv«
President Doumerguo a definite
nnawor thl« ovonlng."
The ncuclun of th« new eahlnnt.
Arriving nt their destination, the
according
H
H ito the best Information
ahdiir.t*r* fere-d their victim frAnt
obtflnabl*
this afternoon j.
Inhinsihlm , > f t
Pr*micr' and mlnf«t*r of foreign
nrrn bv* the rvadslde <tvlH» fhi* re
mark "that 1^ he didn’t abandon a affnlrs, AristMe BHand.
War minister, Paul Pnlnlere.
Minister of marina* Georges I*aygues. *
Thera is a strong probability that
alklng eight miles ho caught** Raoul I’orit, former president of
ile Into town ami ranched hi* reVl- (ho chamber of deputies, will
*nco about 4 ntcWk thla morning, undertako tho difficult task a t tho
c notified Chief Carter of his nr- fiuanco ministry,
vnl nnd tho latter hnstoned to tho
Jt | a regarded as certain that
end homo. The photogrnpher was Annlolc Do Monxie, nilnUtor of
iroly aide to walk after hi* long ] public wnrkaj M. Daniel-Vinoort,
ip afoot on tho road bock to mlniiter of commerce; Anotuine
YPP«V .
. . . . . .
..
| DcFuror, minister of hygiene, Paul
Ho hnd not told his mother or Jourdain, minister of pension*, and
»ter that ho hnd been thrashed i>ea„ Durnmi minister of ngricul.
lifcuisi lie i!c- GENEVA Mar. 0.—m —With
GENEVA. Mnr. !>.—(d’l—Any
ini-1the League of Nations assembly in sjigge.dinn that Frnnre might of
o n - 1 tangle arising out of Germany's fer diminution of the forces in the
veil1request for membership and the Rhiiirluiid nnd reduction of the oc
the [delegated of four other countries— cupied area in exchange for Ger
bat Poland, Spain, Brazil utul China— man ecquicsccnce to Poland's ndu* j for permanent seats in the league , mission to the League of Nudan ,•01111011, the assembly was in recess tians, Council falls on barren
ground; so far ns tho German
11,1ef today.
t *
|
'"
Only sub-committees of both the man newspaper.
,,u atM-mlily and the council were at, The article remarked th at Chan
•( work and they weru dealing with cellor Luther and Foreign Minister
Stressmann could easily convince
^ . n u t i u e m atters,
ring I When adjournm ent was taken German public opinion th a t the
*0q ><10unlay no time woa set for the withdrawal of additional Frvncb
» ot.w it-sesxiai. It i s . poa*iblp.AUue troops from Gentian soil wns pfelokpltnlK.i'* Yior'o until tho rot'Tfi * * WiablA to an .Jhcompntmlsinjr hi*
istence thnt wWn Germany enter*
\A:i lUe Brlandthe council rhe must enter alone.
that many local lm.dh«ss man
t purNo Ahn'ement of Clsimm,
1
“The question of tho Rhineland would lie expected to take ml can
idftid. There lias been no abatem ent in
to r <• „f the service on trips lebeen fl»imi by tho representatives Cf! occupation i* n m atter between q u lrin; speedy service.1 O n-par
the.
lilies
and
Germany,"
the
Gtrclw- tk- various'* countries which i c
cels and ini|>ortnnl express mutter, A. C. Fort Frcaentfl Handsome Mnrtfn Wllcoxson Dies In
inn- Sjciing permanent Bents in the mi,it M'okmounn sold. “The quo#* th ” piano i* ex:>ecti‘il to prove uucNew York HoNjiilal Front
Trophy Won By CnmpbcU,
,.f
,
nlargii
the
l.cugue
Gmincouirll. The Germain, hold steud- |
ful to various business hoivse.i in
rr!v
a
ixg
ie
question
and
Skull
Fracture After Re
LofUilnR
Font
In
Recent
tf-r** fa Uy tn tlieir ground that no reals
both eitiis.
.
...
Civic
Club
Tournament
moval
There B y Chauffeur
f r'*! ,! i,e awardcrl until German) ., | , .t .btlaUs for permanep: "r
At
the
meeting
tonight,
plan*
i, oiMii'nt Council tcala have
tn«-1H. li.vn iiiHtnlled.
are
to
1
>
«
made
for
beginning
opf.,uai merit In our eyes."
NEW YORK March V.—(/P)—
The Campbcll-Losslng post of tho
: * ' £, 1 be only perm anent m em bers' 'I her.’ i- considerable resentmmit rratton* at once, and thu plans, is
»u* Great Britain, Fram e, ,.i t j,11 G* i ninn h'Mduui.rters over j cxiiccl-'d to b* deliversd from Nor American Legion was presented Suspicious circumstances surround
............
................r
..( by ...
the............
Stuilebaker
trophy
A. log tlio death of Martin V«u
folk, Va„ sometime next week- i with
*h>; ,a ami Italy. Spain’s represerof tl, outemo p**ess
______
__ the
__ __
rw __
,C.
T ort,r ____
donor of
cup,
nt the 1Huron Wllcoxson, t8 - year -old
,lll'fta' >•• have reiterated that if rhe • , ..ttituiie
ri.ig Gorim ,y as the storm ]
regular meeting of tho
the post held wealthy sportsman nnd a dcicond' *t honored simultaneously with
il’.e cnmail membdrslnp
last night in the hut on tho lake ant of President Van Huron, were
(‘l Jifi. imatiy they will leave the
*>tr. \ ft -v amt eonicmpiunng n,-r
front,
• . *during
' _ ceremonies
' honoring
*
" . . under
' investigation
‘---- 1!__- today.
*
I in *' ‘f"'
?l::i u blanket veto in thu event
the
member*
of « the. » team
who
won 1jt Mr.
Wllcoxson
died In
in__an_ Harlem
,
•
*
„
t
.
.
.
f
..
i
t
Gl!..I
—
IS
_
-1
1
_-S
L»_l
d
for! lh,‘ Brnziol delegation argue*
f, , lo om ing a lum ber ef th?
the cup for the Legion In tho Civic hospitoul last Friday from
a skull
(ti
they ean.iot allow the entire
fracture after ho hud been taken to
Club golf tournament.
I a mvnt of South America to r*-i Germuey'B report is Hint she is
L. P., Joe, and E. E. Chittenden the alcoholic ward two daya prolia.m without perm anent represeni \ rg. of tmteiing Lie League
A. P. Haggard and Glenn Wlmblsh ,
by a taxicab chauffeur. He
id that n “certain group of
were tho members of the team w«o was unable to say what hapjKtned
L. n
No less insistent Is Poland, nnd i uver-" is trying to get her to
competed for tho Legion In tho 10
■.
.
k. t ides and pronounce in favor
I J l i e fie is tiackcd ulrongly by France
touniey and their victory t>c. I Mrs Wllcoxson, who bollcvca that
L i
*ii'd hoping algo for the support o f ,
, a,' more candidate * I*'T councasioned much satlsfaoUon U. he her husband may have been ho vic,‘:it In’foic rii*' he ret If is °I'
0 0 a V ' Si - Auric,t Chamberlain, Viscount
member* of the post, who last night l ‘"> »/ 1ro,'^ 'r»’, chnr^ e!,11"1*®* and
“ j l»hii, tin* Japanese Ambassador to' dally admitted to that body.
joined In honoring tftem.
j hospital officlul* with rullference.
*» t,
,__..
j Her step-son, Trank Wllcoxson, bo‘‘Gennan vublic opinion,
the
March 0 | ant(*, is sponsoring the claim in
Xfr. Fort, lu
P” * !|love* Ida father was murdered,
domted
out
I Faro,'.. (J.':
mentation, said: 11 U wlth » IHeat j \ medical examiner said thnt Mr.
nvittd to cnresumed
Approves Enlargemcnf. v,v tf
deal of pleasure that I
' Wllcoxson died from a severe fracr tho Ktntur
that tiie
•*’Vfden, a iion-perm anint ineTu-, t r th
cup to tbe American Legion.
t t
j,ku|| aiHj th at ho hnd
two months ago Read Instituted di
Jste in ” r> •* declared to bo unalterably
was wop only after a bard struggle
jrjnVing.
vorce proceedings, naming John
opposed to any enlargem ent of th an rim
?#rt ° L lho
I Mrs. Wllcoxson sal's tho chnuf- Kelly, a friend of his, as co-re
l will be *V'incil at the present except for drollin'
*n? ,u »r HH,rt-,nan**dj> through- j eur wj,{> to((|, j,cp Jiusband to the
will be 'he admission of Germany. Since of one
out the tournament made a lasting j,0Bpjj4i IBV0 a flcticoua name and spondent. Kelly and Read continued
* Walter lpt* '
the council must be cii '•
impression on their competitors,
Tho chauffeur’s alory to be friends, Kelly living a t Read’s
homo and helping biro in hi* work
*in«tii,g urnalmiiusly .Sweden’* negative raided
To Btagc Musical Comedy.
WM that Wlleojtaon had been left for the Tampa Hoard of Trade.
pcr» cir- '’allot would scotch the plans of
“tier
Many matters of importance in his car by another passenger,
Chief C arter would muku no
: county, nn*
applicants. For adiiiiltr.ni'r ter so
who paid his fare and disappeared. charges against Head’s wife nor
Wr testithe usscntldy only u two-lhird> enter
Police have advanced tho theory h«r people, pending an inquiry
*.
j vote is required,
(tied nt
that Wllcoxson was run down by later to^ay but. expressed tho be
kitnsplf
Dr. Alfosc Do CosU, former i»“ ,nJis
an automobile but nothing definite lief th at tbe whipping woe “do
^hut ho Lr%‘!nfer to Tortuiral, wliu V* prcil* * .‘l1
has been established.
mestic trouble." Road wa* reported
” havre dent of the dHsbmbly, yesterday should
Mr. Wllcoxson Inherited mom to have told th* chief th at he had
than fl.OOO.OOOV Ho bought J. P. been “forced into th* m arriage.”
Morgan's racing sloop Phryne in
192J and lstqr rosold It to*Mr. Mor J1tB iaH T 8fc llltEAKB AWAY
gan. lio Was a well known for • 8T. JOHN a, N. F„ March
eigner a t Saratoga.
—-A(Xhc__h«ving made satisfactory
progress to Within ubout Ofi miles
of port, the French freighter Ken
tucky broke awa} from th* Silvia
last night during a southeast gal*.
Latest reports were that sb« was
G angstef Tells Of
Events Leading To
Slaying Of Boxer
Capt. Hobson Will
Lecture T onight A t
The M unicipal Hajl
out a large attendance to the party
on tha night of March* 17, which U
to be given to Legionaires by tha
Women'* Auxiliary.
• B
Large Army Plane
corridors nnd offices were thronged
W Dle who had arrived for
tbe board meeting before It had
«^vn decided to postpone iL
sunken submarine 8*$1 from it#
ve off Block Island under
ocPiin grave
Brooklyn navy yard, 1W
water to L
miles awsy.
r firo
bodies of the ^ vieTwenty-1
'
the
collision
between th* ^
tims of t the steamship City f!
submarinep and
,
of Rome isst
L 8eptcmh*r are unac- 11st
counted for.. Som* of the crow are he
believed to have been washed over- a t
Ss
, BU. most o f the b o d l- a r o L
In tn.
th# /-U
W M-,, hall
oIsoned
^ l ‘In
nm* ^on j «
wiU not be remorod WtU the
drydotk. 1
____ J „
U A l ^ £ ^ n U K m a Will b*
W ashington N ew s
nt*d, and *Y*ry fiddler !
ctiM jihouU )*— .no time I
Ig .la touch with my oak
Hobson’s
houses
bo Bummunca, saying the premier
must return to tun Leaguu moot
ing* at Gunova with all tne prestige
lie hud bolore the fall of his gov
ernment.
House considers White- bill to
control radio.
.
Farm relief legislation further
considered by House Agricultural
CommitUMX
Dwight W. Morrow testifies befl
for* Ileus* Military Go rum Hie* Ml
nKtiunil dcfunie,
Tho Gooding long and short haul
bill and th* army xuppfy moasura
or* in forefront et beaut* d.scussion, Tbs river* and harbor* board of
tho arm y engineer* corps bolds a
hearing on th* G reat Lakes-Uudconsiderably this morning. £oo River w ew rw *^ project. : . •
Captain Richmond P. Hobson,
hero o f th* “Merrimac" of SpanishAmerican war fam* and a lecturer
of national repute, will speak i t th*
.Qfty. Hall' tonight a t 8 o’clock in
the interest c f prohibition,
v Captain Hobson1* talk entitled
“The Crisis,” which ha* been de
livered in every state of the Union,
is said to be one. of t h / most pow
erful
and Inter—tjqg lectures
against whiskey - ever heard Jg
America.
j
"
personality <
tion o n e k
•st bav* r—1
greeting Me
city th at he
PA RTS. M ar. 9.— f/P>— Aria-,
tltta ABriand. voternn French'
sthtnamnn. today peerntH ti
mnDdntc from President: Doumorfftm to form Mr ninth enbInot. to mirrppd the onn which
fell Jrmt Snturdny.
Thp votornn pfntprmnn watt
rolled In nftnr Edouard iron.*
r’ot. Rnrffrnl louder hnd de-
b who tt octiic
[dfd.
k
‘.
i f -Go. >
“G**h twises will be givi
match daaignsd U
th s a u r goeli « i> Don to th* Hanford lCsrol
t heat or ticket# Will go te
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'LOUDON,
March 8. W V -Tho
bn
lilc rV kitchen,
m In
in isters
xttenen, war 'a n enor
mous chocolate cake rcpr^seiitlnK
Dig Ben, the fam ous clock In the
tow er of tho house of common*.
A t Ita base wore the word*,
“Peace In our tim e.”
Tills was
called to the the attention of lion.
Auxtcn Chamberlain, foreign sec
re ta ry , by Mr. Baldwin himself.
Mrs. Baldwin had delegated
the prime m inister j o cut the cake
.while ten. w aa' being served, but
Mr- Baldwin becam
in looking nfter h
leatn and
discussing tho frui
Locarno
th a t he forgot all about bis assign
m e n t and the Cako was so im
pressive nobody dared ask for a
slice of It.
coming bscK <in- fcn gland to .c o m
pete * ith the motor r i r : '
.
R erqlar coaching trips between
Brighton end Tendon will be InatRuted early this spoto* fo r the
bepetfit nf travelers who prefer
thp romantic atmosphere which
surrounds the old tim e conveyance
to ' the prosaic automobile.
A fatuous vehicle, the Berkeley,
whjkh wpfl all the c o a ^ . everts a t
th4 Blchmond and Olympia horse
shows lest year, la to be used in
»h|a sendee on the Brlghton-Londart highway, from which the hors*
has almost disappeared In recent
James - Clpnson was being *s
y e a rs,!'1 '■ ■ o '.-1
kindly received by th e London
critics as any American actor whb
There are approximately 20,000 has visited England In a decade.
“hist” husbands' In England, and His appearance in "Is-Zat-So," in
, . elthdugh rewards li*ve been of which he also is co-author, Is gen
fered. W> news of them can b* ob erally heralded In the London patained.
The boanl of guardians ers ns the greatest laugh Ameri
. In yarlon*’localities, who are r e ca has given London since tho
sponsible fo r maintenance of tho .^Potash and Perlmutter*' struck
dependents Of missing men, are England.
eager to find these husbands heThe critics acclaim Glennson, in
r .... eaoae th? authorities are spending the role of the pyiie fig h t pro
1 m any thousands of pounds on moter, and Robert Arm strong, as
""poor relief” for their wives and the lightweight fighter, as one of
families.
the funniest teams London has
Manchester, LivnrnonJ. Birming seen for years.
The ability of
ham M d Indeed. piw t of thh other
ritJea h a v e n list of “wnntgd hut- thc New York 'clang and follow
. hands.”
Tho guardians sav th at the rapid p attiy of the'com edians
mgpy of the men found It impos is ascribed by several critics to
sible to aettle down to humdrum tho influence of American films.
fo ',qft*T th eir war-tim e experi- p pre-war days, some of the critnot being able to g et cm I os say, It would have been im
In th eir home places. possible for “Is-Zat-So” to hnve
owing to fbe trad e depressing,
have “taken tq the road.” knowing
♦liat their wives nnd children would
he cared fo r fcf the author! tie s .'
!
Whan Shakespeare waa at. the
h*k»ht of his powera,!, hp almost
made his language, ne1 the Amerl,
cans aay they cfo todpv, as he
went elong. Dr. George Gordon, of
{Ufatd. pointed out In q lfrtu re
on Hhakesncnro English before tho
Rovol Institution of Lonqon,
Referring to the etata on the
.Engliah language in th e efttepnth
century, Professor Gordon said
there waa no fixed stahdnrd In
d v atn u ar nr apalllnr. nronunciatlon or accent and there was
neither standard grammar nor a
standard 'dictions rv.
The first
nuallty of Elliwbethan nnd. thpre-
most ns much material ns the dress
Itself.
•Hugo squnra cuffs rcnchlng to
tho hem of the dress are predict
ed for smart nttiro, nnd now mod
els are already seen with enormous
puffed melon sleeves, striped with
contrasting matcrinis which serve
as both clonk nnd* sleeves.
The newest ovening gown hns
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DOLORES COSTELLO
DWELL
^ _\ydrner
inn rclcntc
uro, “The
die pretty
or of Mausupporting
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cast of John Horrnn npd Gertrude
Claire. The Plcture concermi n band
of confidence men of which Dolores
>» the queenly lender,
•• It is her duty to ensaro tho
“stickers.” Finally, she ensures ono
.auckcr too many. -
If wishes were horses—we would
puritan collars nnd bow tie, also
wish they were autos.
without sleeves.
There Is n whisper that lingerie
is' likely to bo more scanty, ns
Elton J. Moughton
stockings and under garm ents are
ARCHITECT
being woven in one piece of finest
gniiio silk.
This merely has n
First National Bank Bldg.
frock slipped over it and the
Sanford. ■■■■—■■ ■■ Florida
evening costume ia complete,
SAVE $ 1 ,0 0 0
o f llaguestlc angrchy, declared
Profeasor Gordnn, th a t prudent,
word-fearing men grew alarmed,
and later new words were blocklisted, t
The efforts of the young M ist of
1028 to look wi|Iowy were c riti
cised by Sir Bruce Porter, consult
ing physician of the American re
lief administration nfter tho wnr,
I r r a London speech.
“Why girls want to look liko
weak and weedy young men, I cunnht Imagine," ho said. “Hut they
will get that figure, and w ith it
Indigestion and a greater risk of
consumption.
Why should tho
by buying
FARM------5 ACRES
Celery and Hammock Land This Wool
Price only
• $1500
RISENZ, owner, 314 N. Orange Ave.,
_ Orlando, Fla.
These beautiful, high, dry lots can be bought at you,
own price if you will attend our Sale. Located as the*
are, between the Country Club and the business sedwtf
of Sanford,'and in the city of Sanford makes themveft
desirable for either your home or for an investment
Come to the sale, enjoy the music.
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FLORIDA’S LARGEST AND
MOST BEAUTIFUL HOTEL
The latest' masterpiece of Mrs.
May B airptt, head of tho prime
T
ih
HE Hollywood
directly on Hollywood Bench, over
looking tho A tlantic—fireproof, seven siorien high,
500 rooms, all w ith hath, tho majority facing tho
ocean.
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en Ford Coupe
And
One K arat Diamond
R ing
A coupon given with each five
* ¥ « n lf°u r quqrts oiL
AUa a Coupon with each dol
lar's purchase good for
ALUMINUM WARE
Drawing* each Monday and
r
. Thursday’
U t pa furnish you w|th the best
Gas .aqd oils. Tires and Tubes
at better prices,
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Hines Filling Station
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Tho Hollywood is "homey”— democratic, providing rest
ful happiness ami comfort to every guest. Tho Hollywood
is extreme in beauty.
Don’t miss this opportunity to Buy at Your Own Pi
Terms Easy-^Interesting Attractions. /
Guests in bathing costume may go direct from the!*
rooms to th e delightful surf-bathing on Hollywood beach and
to play on the warm sands.
f
.t
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The Hollywood has unexcelled service and cuisine, fur
nished by hotel experts.
Gucrts In easy access to tbo Holly
wood Golf and Country Club nnd var
ied other tropical sports. Entrancing
motor drives to Miami, Palm Bench and
other southern Florida society places,
Music by the Hollywood hotel concert
orchestra. A concert is held every Sun
day evening in tho gorgeous lounge
room by the Hollywood Symphony Or
chestra of 80 artists.
n A T P .S , INCLUDING MEALS I
-
» l» » lr . S I3.se p e r 4 a r an d n n i I n n la
raoM , 030.00 and ap.
HOLLYW OOD
F lo o d s'* 'A h -Y ear Resort City
* Joseph
'*. - W.
f, Young, Founder
B anfoija, O ff to* i j p
. ‘ BesfeCoqking
i *« •v f- .::..‘ ' ■* . . i ‘ •
;
I
Jte*son&i)le Prices
^re jthe advantage
w . Second
W . V . W h eeler
�and light to heavy in control pbr* *
tion if weather remain* clear;
Wednesday fair, rising tempgQituro
in northwest portion,
W tM l
X ^ cia ted Press I*ull Leased Wire
Twelve P orcs Today
SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY. MARCH 9. 1»86
NUMBER >1
Solons Hear Chief E n f o l d
Back From The Bottom
M5 t,"*r C*Uted a ! Yacht d p h Uncle Sam's big submarine V-l emerges off the Rhode Island coast
Tonipht To Perfect Platia after a test dive of SuO feet UJ the ocean's floor. Seams leaked slightly
ror Organization Of F M a t this extreme depth; but the V-I wa.i pronounced a success, jAir Line To Serve County
To OperateFlvinff *
Boats Down S t Johns
Fast Air Liners Will Convey
Freight And Passengers
To And From Jacksonville
r
i
esuot-te pioiuuiiion or tommy uur ,.,n3. 6uiu u%!l^ lUl L,„a „in C.
WHICH I Andrews, enforcer-in-cliiof, j n his address before a House committee ct
h; the Washington. Congrcsimon Llndlcy H. Hadley Charles
Kearns nnd
Charles L. Faust (standing, left to rigliti and Wm. It. Green and'Carl
iropri- 1{* Chlndblom seated, left to right) are listening to him.
re are: r'
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lN A lIU is o
RECESSES WHILE
S 3 STILL IN TANGLE
provide
--------f wi’110 iucstion O f A sslgn ln s Perma-
[rtr, th‘‘
ep'on
isln
nent Scats In Assem bly Is
Undecided; Sub-C om m iltec« Tulk Regular Business
Any Offer Of France To De
crease Number Of Troops
In Rhineland Will Fall On
Barren (Jround,Sn.v Leaders
Become Reconciled While Dudley Rend, Photofrrnnher.Ts
Flopped Bv Men PosJnp A
Divorce Suits Are Pending Deputies
WhoHndWnrninlH
h
firiranlsation of n company, to
NEW YORK, Mar. 0.—tVD—To
r* known i the Snnford Aerial
and make up U becoming n
E n t r e e Cn..
v„ w ,. kiss
popblar ending 1o reparation and
mace tonight when ' several local divorco suits which h«v*j ixicn
misinoss ntul profession*! men are holding public attention Intu’y.
to Piort nt the Yacht Club in rr- , The latest ftnllviduals in recon*
“m-n.o t » a notice from F. D. cilatlon planu are Sebastian, H.
Jlcnderoon. w?ll kmnvn Indianapo- Kroigi*, ten cent store owner, and
npd Orlando aviation P rom o Mrs. Doris Alcrcer Knugo, whose
te’ . who is art Ice in th e fo rm a- matrimonial dlffererrej, ns they
tun of an airplane tra n sp o rta tio n involve tho question of stocks nnd
mmnanr .betwren this city and bonds, are now before (he Supreme
Jacksonville.
Court nf New York. Tho trial
Tho gathering tonight Is expect was suddenly ndluricd yesterday
ed to result in an announcement Thu couple conferred with the
bring made to the effect that the Justice and thpn went in search
officers and directors of the com- of the pastor of their church.
pm1;* arc prepared to ro forward
In Paris, arc Mr. nnd Mrs.
with plans railing for the immedi James A. Stillman, lmppy on a
ate in«tri lint ion of both passenger second honeymoon.
Five years
nrd exnrrss service ever* tho St. ngo they launched npon a cam
John* river route to the Gat* City paign of charges and counter
by hydroplane.
charges.
('ravens Are In flyrmuds
Mr. Henderson, tho prmnntor.
In Uermudn, Lord ' and Lady
stated yesterday that Sanford had
1-ccn selected ns a base for opera Craven are prolonging a second
tions (if the eempnnv duo to'M s honeymoon, uftim a tempestuous
reptrnl Inration nnd to tit* ndmfr- mutrimoninl course thnt touched
nblc facilities offered here for M$h tho shores of three continents,
lino nnd snrter planes. Tho hy spent itself in two divorce suit*
droplane ha** is exported to be in England, and had a final back
estahlihhcrl, fur the present, on the fire over the question of what con
muniripal nropert;’ west of tile stitutes “moral turpitude." Count
AnVrlcan legion hut, on tl.e lake ess Cathonrt/ the cause of it nil,
has won tho right to enter this
front.
country.
Rig Plane Purchased
When u supreme court jury de
“Wo have already purchased n liberated whether to gran: her a
plane with a rapacity of sir: pas
sengers and pilot, or 1,000 pounds
of express or freight.’ The plane
will be powered by n 100 horse
power IJhcity pintur . nnd will
have a whig spread .'f R2 feet from
tin to tip. If business warrants)
other planes will bo .'added to tha
flsct In the near future." Mr.
Henderson said today.
2*ho prnnmtor staled that ■dJlA
(rip bettyeon Sanford und-Jack'-anS
Mnnton os ro-respondent, wishes
the couple happiness.
The themo of reconciliation was
played by the* TlnnVys-Frank of
musical fame, npd Mrs. Edna Dav
enport Tinnry 'o f vaudeville. Do
mestic trials of the Tinnoy’a
were revealed when Frank was Ar
rested on u charge of beating
Imogt-no Wllsonr tlicn the Follies,
finally ended in a divorce for Mrs.
Tinney, but the Tlhnoys Si*: the
turkey of reconciliation oii'YhpTtRsinagarinc publisher, sugm-rind'Jhcy
would probably appear oA th rr ih te '
nrnln together and were tire Itctft
of friends.
Tho second honeymoon idea
doesn’t always work out. Robert
II. Dula, Jr„ son of a former vicepresident of the American Tobacco
Company ami Mrs. Elsie Tinman
Dula, were asked during her suit
for separation Inst week, to con
fer with Justice Prosknuer. Then
when everything began to look
rosy negotiations wen* broken off
and the separation wav granted
yesterday.
Another case nf n proposed sec
ond honeymoon coming to naught
was told in court yesterday. Mrs.
Eleanor V. Ilrewster teatlfled Hint
her husband, Eugene V. itrowri r,
magazine publisher suggested they
have a second honevmodn.
Then she charges, Miss Corliss
Palmer, movie actress, who hid
already stepped Into her home,
stepped into the dlseiisslon nnd
ended it with ridicule. Mrs. Browwns aw arded a $“00,000 Verdict
From Sheriff FnrIIIsArrest
TAMPA, FIs . Mnrrh
Dudley Pend, efflclnl phntnerrauher
fn“ the Tnmea Hoard of Trade, was
taVoo from H* home b»r« aed soverelv Kenten- hv n b»nd of nr»-
rllnrH to attempt the formation nf
* "roTw-rntratlnn” minlstrv nf thn
tnfi amt had roromm*«nd*d th a t
RHand he sapt Fork to tWo T>nmi«
times.
meetings
in Geneva with all his
Posad as Danutr S heriff.
Rand said his nhdnetfnya coma tn form er powers,
Tha Rrtnnd m inistry resigned
Ms homo ahnns A o ’cloak last, ptrrht
M tw-n ailtamobUc* Xtrs. Mnr— rat Sntnrdav nfter failure of a vote nf
paad. piotViar o f tha p*'oto"mnhar. confidence on tho anils tax provis
npsi*’arad tha door boll. She wns ion nf Its budget nrogrnm.
0«e« more XT. Prfand proved to
confronted hv thraa men. onn n f
whom wore n had-— and sa M he be the only French leader willing
wns a ileonty sh eriff w'*h W-a****snt tn attam nt tn lead |l)e ennntrV nut
for Pcnd's nrmst.
Mrs. Rand of the ftnancisl bog in' which It hex
called her son. Ha naked tn see the been floundering. As hi* left tho
warrant and with n hnism ia rn- Elvseo pnlnce this oDernoon notify
Pinrk to “lei? It to the s>»ar?ff.Mth" ing the president of his acceptance,
man whisked him Into tfio first of he said:
the w aiting automobiles.
“ In view of tho nresent situation
As thav sped' nwnv, Mrs. Rend of mv eoimtry. T hnvp told tha
tol"phn*in
and
efiUarl
rtiahcd t
nroalftent that T did not feel I hoA
.Too Garter, chief of detective*. Tho tho right to rcV "« to attem pt tho
latt"f detailed half a dn*en plain tn«k he did me the irreht honor
offer mo. T wilt do mv heal tw
^orm a cahlnet and hopo tn giv«
President Doumerguo a definite
nnawor thl« ovonlng."
The ncuclun of th« new eahlnnt.
Arriving nt their destination, the
according
H
H ito the best Information
ahdiir.t*r* fere-d their victim frAnt
obtflnabl*
this afternoon j.
Inhinsihlm , > f t
Pr*micr' and mlnf«t*r of foreign
nrrn bv* the rvadslde <tvlH» fhi* re
mark "that 1^ he didn’t abandon a affnlrs, AristMe BHand.
War minister, Paul Pnlnlere.
Minister of marina* Georges I*aygues. *
Thera is a strong probability that
alklng eight miles ho caught** Raoul I’orit, former president of
ile Into town ami ranched hi* reVl- (ho chamber of deputies, will
*nco about 4 ntcWk thla morning, undertako tho difficult task a t tho
c notified Chief Carter of his nr- fiuanco ministry,
vnl nnd tho latter hnstoned to tho
Jt | a regarded as certain that
end homo. The photogrnpher was Annlolc Do Monxie, nilnUtor of
iroly aide to walk after hi* long ] public wnrkaj M. Daniel-Vinoort,
ip afoot on tho road bock to mlniiter of commerce; Anotuine
YPP«V .
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| DcFuror, minister of hygiene, Paul
Ho hnd not told his mother or Jourdain, minister of pension*, and
»ter that ho hnd been thrashed i>ea„ Durnmi minister of ngricul.
lifcuisi lie i!c- GENEVA Mar. 0.—m —With
GENEVA. Mnr. !>.—(d’l—Any
ini-1the League of Nations assembly in sjigge.dinn that Frnnre might of
o n - 1 tangle arising out of Germany's fer diminution of the forces in the
veil1request for membership and the Rhiiirluiid nnd reduction of the oc
the [delegated of four other countries— cupied area in exchange for Ger
bat Poland, Spain, Brazil utul China— man ecquicsccnce to Poland's ndu* j for permanent seats in the league , mission to the League of Nudan ,•01111011, the assembly was in recess tians, Council falls on barren
ground; so far ns tho German
11,1ef ttoday.
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Only sub-committees of both the man newspaper.
,,u atM-mlily and the council were at, The article remarked th at Chan
•( work and they weru dealing with cellor Luther and Foreign Minister
Stressmann could easily convince
^ . n u t i u e m atters,
ring I When adjournm ent was taken German public opinion th a t the
*0q ><10unlay no time woa set for the withdrawal of additional Frvncb
» ot.w it-sesxiai. It i s . poa*iblp.AUue troops from Gentian soil wns pfelokpltnlK.i'* Yior'o until tho rot'Tfi * * WiablA to an .Jhcompntmlsinjr hi*
istence thnt wWn Germany enter*
\A:i lUe Brlandthe council rhe must enter alone.
that many local lm.dh«ss man
t purNo Ahn'ement of Clsimm,
1
“The question of tho Rhineland would lie expected to take ml can
idftid. There lias been no abatem ent in
to r <• „f the service on trips lebeen fl»imi by tho representatives Cf! occupation i* n m atter between q u lrin; speedy service.1 O n-par
the.
lilies
and
Germany,"
the
Gtrclw- tk- various'* countries which i c
cels and ini|>ortnnl express mutter, A . C. Fort Frcaentfl Handsome Mnrtfn Wllcoxson Dies In
inn- Sjciing permanent Bents in the mi,it M'okmounn sold. “The quo#* th ” piano i* ex:>ecti‘il to prove uucNew York HoNjiilal Front
Trophy Won By CnmpbcU,
,.f
,
nlargii
the
l.cugue
Gmincouirll. The Germain, hold steud- |
ful to various business hoivse.i in
rr!v
a
ixg
ie
question
and
Skull
Fracture After Re
LofUilnR
Font
In
Recent
tf-r** fa Uy tn tlieir ground that no reals
both eitiis.
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Civic
Club
Tournament
moval
There B y Chauffeur
f r'*! ,! i,e awardcrl until German) ., | , .t .btlaUs for permanep: "r
At
the
meeting
tonight,
plan*
i, oiMii'nt Council tcala have
tn«-1 H. li.vn iiiHtnlled.
are
to
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made
for
beginning
opf.,uai merit In our eyes."
NEW YORK March V.—(/P)—
The Campbcll-Losslng post of tho
: * ' £, 1 be only perm anent m em bers' 'I her.’ i- considerable resentm m it rratton* at once, and thu plans, is
»u* Great Britain, Fram e, ,.i t j,11 G* i ninn h'Mduui.rters over j cxiiccl-'d to b* deliversd from Nor American Legion was presented Suspicious circumstances surround
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the............
Stuilebaker
trophy
A. log tlio death of Martin V«u
folk, Va„ sometime next week- i with
*h>; ,a ami Italy. Spain’s represerof tl, outemo p**ess
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T ort,r ____
donor of
cup,
nt the 1Huron Wllcoxson, t8 - year -old
,lll'fta' >•• have reiterated that if rhe • , ..ttituiie
ri.ig Gorim ,y as the sto rm ]
regular meeting of tho
the post held wealthy sportsman nnd a dcicond' *t honored simultaneously with
il’.e cnmail membdrslnp
last night in the hut on tho lake ant of President Van Huron, were
(‘l Jifi. imatiy they will leave the
*>tr. \ ft -v amt eonicmpiunng n,-r
front, during ceremonies honoring under investigation today.
I in *' ‘f"'
?l::i u blanket veto in thu event
the
member*
of the. »team
who won 1j t Mr.
Wllcoxson died In
in___an Harlem
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—IS _-1 1_-S L»_l d
for! lh,‘ Brnziol delegation argue*
f, , lo om ing a lum ber ef th?
the
cup for
the «Legion
In tho Gl!..I
Civic hospitoul
last Friday from
a skull
(ti
they ean.iot allow the entire
fracture after ho hud been taken to
Club golf tournament.
I a mvnt of South America to r*-i Germuey'B report is Hint she is
L. P., Joe, and E. E. Chittenden the alcoholic ward two daya prolia.m without perm anent represeni \ rg. of tmteiing Lie League
A. P. Haggard and Glenn Wlmblsh ,
by a taxicab chauffeur. He
id that n “certain group of
were tho members of the team w«o was unable to say what hapjKtned
L. n
No less insistent Is Poland, nnd i uver-" is trying to get her to
competed for tho Legion In tho 10
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k. t ides and pronounce in favor
I J l i e fie is tiackcd ulrongly by France
touniey and their victory t>c. I Mrs Wllcoxson, who bollcvca that
L i
*ii'd hoping algo for the support o f ,
, a,' more candidate * I*'T councasioned much satlsfaoUon U. he her husband may have been ho vic,‘:it In’foic rii*' he ret If is °I'
0 0 a V ' Si - Auric,t Chamberlain, Viscount
member* of the post, who last night l ‘"> »/ 1ro,'^ 'r»’, chnr^ e!,11"1*®* and
“ j l»hii, tin* Japanese Ambassador to' dally admitted to that body.
joined In honoring tftem.
j hospital officlul* with rullference.
*» t,
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j Her step-son, Trank Wllcoxson, bo‘‘Gennan vublic opinion,
the
March 0 | ant(*, is sponsoring the claim in
Xfr. Fort, lu
P” * !|love* Ida father was murdered,
domted
out
I Faro,'.. (J.':
mentation, said: 11 U wlth » IHeat j \ medical examiner said thnt Mr.
nvittd to cnresumed
Approves Enlargemcnf. v,v tf
deal of pleasure that I
' Wllcoxson died from a severe fracr tho Ktntur
that tiie
•*’Vfden, a iion-perm anint ineTu-, t r th
cup to tbe American Legion.
t t
j,ku|| aiHj th at ho hnd
two months ago Read Instituted di
Jste in ” r> •* declared to bo unalterably
was wop only after a bard struggle
jrjnVing.
vorce proceedings, naming John
opposed to any enlargem ent of th an rim
?#rt ° L lho
I Mrs. Wllcoxson sal's tho chnuf- Kelly, a friend of his, as co-re
l will be *V'incil at the present except for drollin'
*n? ,u »r HH,rt-,nan**dj> through- j eur wj,{> to((|, j,cp Jiusband to the
will be 'he admission of Germany. Since of one
out the tournament made a lasting j,0Bpjj4i IBV0 a flcticoua name and spondent. Kelly and Read continued
* Walter lpt* '
the council must be cii '•
impression on their competitors,
Tho chauffeur’s alory to be friends, Kelly living a t Read’s
homo and helping biro in hi* work
*in«tii,g urnalmiiusly .Sweden’* negative raided
To Btagc Musical Comedy.
WM that Wlleojtaon had been left for the Tampa Hoard of Trade.
pcr» cir- '’allot would scotch the plans of
“ tier
Many matters of importance in his car by another passenger,
Chief C arter would muku no
: county, nn*
applicants. For adiiiiltr.ni'r ter so
who paid his fare and disappeared. charges against Head’s wife nor
Wr testithe usscntldy only u two-lhird> enter
Police have advanced tho theory h«r people, pending an inquiry
*.
j vote is required,
(tied nt
that Wllcoxson was run down by later to^ay but. expressed tho be
kitnsplf
Dr. Alfosc Do CosU, former i»“ ,nJis
an automobile but nothing definite lief th at tbe whipping woe “do
^hut ho Lr%‘!nfer to Tortuiral, wliu V* prcil* * .‘l1
has been established.
mestic trouble." Road wa* reported
” havre dent of the dHsbmbly, yesterday should
Mr. Wllcoxson Inherited mom to have told th* chief th at he had
than fl.OOO.OOOV Ho bought J. P. been “forced into th* m arriage.”
Morgan's racing sloop Phryne in
192J and lstqr rosold It to*Mr. Mor J1tB iaH T 8fc llltEAKB AWAY
gan. lio Was a well known for • 8T. JOHN a, N. F„ March
eigner a t Saratoga.
—-A(Xhc__h«ving made satisfactory
progress to Within ubout Ofi miles
of port, the French freighter Ken
tucky broke awa} from th* Silvia
last night during a southeast gal*.
Latest reports were that sb« was
it 1.• tr l
Of
G angstef Tells
• .* '_
Events Leading To
Slaying Of Boxer
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Capt. Hobson Will
Lecture T onight A t
The M unicipal Hajl
out a large attendance to the party
on tha night of March* 17, which U
to be given to Legionaires by tha
Women'* Auxiliary.
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Large Army Plane
corridors nnd offices were thronged
W Dle who had arrived for
tbe board meeting before It had
«^vn decided to postpone iL
sunken submarine 8*$1 from it#
ve off Block Island under
ocPiin grave
Brooklyn navy yard, 1W
water to L
miles awsy.
r firo
bodies of the ^ vieTwenty-1
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the
collision
between th* ^
tims of t the s te a m s h ip City f!
submarinep and
,
isst 8eptcmh*r are unac- 11st
of Rome L
counted for.. Som* of the crow are he
believed to have been washed over- a t
, BU. most of the b o d l- a ro L
S s oIsoned
^ l ‘ In
In th#
tn. /W
- UM- , hall
nm* ^onj «
wiU not be remorod WtU the
drydotk. 1
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U A l ^ £ ^ n U K m a Will b*
Hobson’s
houses
bo Bummunca, saying the premier
must return to tun Leaguu moot
ing* a t Gunova with all tne prestige
lie hud bolore the fall of his gov
ernment.
W ashington N ew s
House considers White- bill to
control radio.
.
Farm relief legislation further
considered by House Agricultural
CommitUMX
Dwight W. Morrow testifies befl
for* Ileus* Military Go rum Hie* Ml
nKtiunil dcfunie,
Tho Gooding long and short haul
bill and th* arm y xuppfy moasura
or* in forefront e t beaut* d.scussion, Tbs river* and harbor* board of
tho arm y engineer* corps bolds a
hearing on th* G reat Lakes-Uudconsiderably this morning. £oo River w ew rw *^ project. : . •
Captain Richmond P. Hobson,
hero o f th* “Merrimac" of SpanishAmerican war fam* and a lecturer
of national repute, will speak i t th*
.Qfty. Hall' tonight a t 8 o’clock in
the interest c f prohibition,
v Captain Hobson1* talk entitled
“The Crisis,” which ha* been de
livered in every state of the Union,
is said to be one. of t h / most pow
erful
and Inter—tjqg lectures
against whiskey - ever heard Jg
America.
j
"
personality <
tion o n e k
•st bav* r —1
greeting Me
city th at he
PA RTS. M ar. 9.— f/P>— Aria-,
tltta ABriand. voternn French'
sthtnamnn. today peerntH ti
mnDdntc from President: Doumorfftm to form Mr ninth enbInot. to mirrppd the onn which
fell Jrmt Snturdny.
Thp votornn pfntprmnn watt
rolled In nftnr Edouard iron.*
r’ot. Rnrffrnl louder hnd de-
b who tt octiic
nt*d, and *Y*ry fiddler !
ctiM jihouU )*— .no time I
I g .la touch with my oak
[dfd. k
‘ . i f -Go. >
“G**h twises will be givi
match daaignsd U
th s a u r goeli « i> Don to th* Hanford lCsrol
t heat or ticket# Will go te
�And
ng
e r "stow;
■ * Market
Shipper#
ig rath
rather
f f in
Vrdor to alio*' ccier/
russets; firm, on round M ?]"?.® 0{Kj blanch and general
steady on russc
reipta 1 0 r c a rt; total f t J M j f r S ’< £" S S i t*
w hites; receipts
ahlptncnt 646; WIs- ,m»’r°Ti)[’nl carldt Shipments:
.^
NEW YORK, Mar. 9— <£>)—An
extension of yesterday’s late short
covering movement carried stock
prices irregularly higher n t the Wnshlngtoh sacked rusests 3.C0.- i to same................
Sanford district, two years
opening of today's m arket. Gen
.2466’
ago same d ate--— .....
,™
, oral Electric, selling ex-dividend
JACKSONVILLE,
Fla.,
Mar.
9,
Thousands visited the first an
"AlHe" Johnson ns rnrzcn of <corc<i „ jjnin of about five points
Florida, entire season Inst
imal Klan circus last night to get the Circus" in the ifrnzc of n big nnd Atlantic Coast Line rallied __(/P)—Conditions and -quotations
year ............. — —
.....
revolting on the Jacksonville mnra glimpse of the wonders of the ape, perform ed/on th* bounding three points.
Today’s Quotations.
ct today ns reported by the b lor- <Prices on . Golden Self-blanching
white tops, b rought hero by the wire and seemed to sta rt where all
In response to m erger reports,
Bob Morton Ctreua.
other wire-walkers leave off, his Railway Steel Spring mounted a idn State Marketing Bureau:
varieties in the rough unless other
Supplies of nil miscellaneous veg
The Klan parade with hundred.! routlna of H u n ts • on the slender point to a new high level fo r the
wise
noted.)
of udiitp-robed marcher*, announc strands bespeaks of poliahcd and year. American Can and sonys of etables very light; demand good;
New York: 33 d e g re e s, c le o n lO
m
arket
movement
very
light;
ed the opening of the circus, som polite a r t i s t s ’.
the low priced-oil shares worked strong for good stock.
orida arrived
arrived, bupphes goal,
I Florida
berly passing through the down
Many Clown*
lower.
'
stock
li
town streets where m any had
Of course there were clowns, nil
» ~ * « * rtrn/ul
« * *tv%
MgjProfessionals’ attem pts nt selling few $7.00® 8.oo;
|ig a a s t---t r t s w
gathered to witness the procession. atzes and nil styles, dressed in were
. Florida,
...
,r,HnnrV consome
resumed
In
the
substantia
Beans,
wax,
74
bushel
hampers,
*tock.
-----, .ordinary
. . con^
The Bob Morton Circus is here rainbow- colors, grotesnuo and r i dealings with varying degrees of
no
supplies.
dition,
green,
10-inch
crates.
again and according to the odvnnce diculous in "get-up’’ ana bended by
Encouraged by the firm er
Cabbage, 174 bushel hampers, ,j0I 44.00-4.60, few high ns $ - ,
announcem crts. It la better and the inimitnblo “ Hank” Sylow and success.
tone
nt
tho
opening, traders dis new stock. $27B@3.2J5..
poorer, low n» $3.00; washed, pre*
bigger than ever. The attraction his Royal Ambassadors of Fun- tributed buying
orders for nn asCclcrv. Fioridn 10-inch crates, COoied, few snles $6.50-0.00; 10 do*.
exhibiting each week under local land.
sorttnent of representative indus
1best, $3.60-4.00, few higher, wash4 , auspices is unique nnd the proTommy W alters and l,er Norris trials shares, and railroads showed 4’s n n .l5 ’s $54)000.00.
Cukes, hot house, dozen cartons, t, j ( prc-cooled, $5.00*5.50, poor lo
, 'g ra m as Introduced last night have two good burlesques in which substantial buying operations.
ncy, 2.00®2.25.
■
ns $jJ50.
,
m et with tho npprovnl of the co the full down contingent assemble.
Gains of one-to three ppints woke fancy
Eggplant, standard crates, choree
Pittsburgh: ?1 degrees, cloudy
m pactly house.
Slivers Johnson, OcuTgie Harmon, recorded before the end of the first
w $5.60@0.60,
I i California,-" Florida arrived
A score or more of really high and Charley Nelson nil late of the half hour by United States Rubber, few
Peas, English, 74 bushel W ra p -! Opening *Tuesday. Supplies mod
class circus
numbers, together IJnrnum ami Bailey Circus, know American Sm elting, Pullman, Hud
| ,,r „tc.
Demand slow, market
w ith a host of capering clowns, no bounds, of cut-ups nnd t h d r ' son Motors, General Asphalt, ers. $3.50@4.60,
Peppers, standard crates, green tcm|., Fioridn, 10-inch crates,
provided an evening of meritorious comicalities pleased nil the kiddies United
Drug, Stewart-W arncr,
?fi.50@7.60.
i 4-10 doz. $6 00*5.50; 3 dor.. ? [-50entertainm ent.
preaenu
..........................I United
States Alcohol, S. S. fancy,
Squnsh, M nndardjr rates, yellow ,. &((() h ash ed , 4-10 doz. ?5.50-u.»5.
Manegean Troupe Stars
Other m erry makers Included Krekge nnd American Agricultural
fancy, few 7.00@8,00.
California, crates. Lest, $8.50-9.00,
The principal feature of the pro Leo Hondryx. Eddie Foy, Frank Chemical preferred. *
standard crates white. jtoorer low ns $7.50.
gram , the famous Mnnczran fam Jerome, and the Alexander Broth
American Qnn also turned up noSquash,
supplies.
»
ily, offers a group of sensational ers.
’
Philadelphia: 28 degreees, partly
ward a fte r opening lower. Weak
Sweet Potatoes, per cwt, $3.60@ cloudy. 1 California, 4 Florida a r
tumblers th at perform a series of
Victor Graham nnd his c im is spots were not entirely eliminated,
.
,,
,
rem arkable acrobatic stunts, with band offer molodious tunes and however, Chrysler, Foundation and 3.75.
rived. 10 cars on track. Supplies
Tomatoes, sixes, F’lorida, fancy moderate. Demand moderate, m ar
the accompaniment of tho tette r nlay popular , melodies of the Ward Baking "B"” cnch dropping
o r see-aiaw springing board, In whistling
lis
ahd finger snnpplng vn- about two points. Foreign ex count nnd stock, 4,75@5J>0.
ket steady. Florida, 10-inch crates,
Tomatoes, sixes, Fioridn, choice fair
which th# Junior member of tho rioty, this key-sThe performers In changes opened firm with demand
quality, 4-0 doz $4.00-5.25.
count nnd stock, $3.0004.60.
troupe la catapulted through space, their various routines nnd ‘•nter- sterling quoted at $4.85 3-4
£
n
r
s
.
b
o
x
e
V
T
n
c
T
count
j
Cal
fomia.*
crates. 3-7 doz. $4.50
and executes daring feats to the tnins the visitors to the main pa
1.50.
stock,
$4
25@5.00.
astonishm ent and applause of the vilion before the performance
Noon Stock List
Chicago: 24 degrees, cloudy. 4
Oranges, tioxcs;'choice count nnd
• onlookers.
starts.
NEW YORK, Mnr. 9.—(/Pi—
California,
4 Fioridn arrived, 45
stock,
$3,50@4.00.
Tho Flying Franklins, three .
Woman Lifts Five Men
Allied Ohcm. & Dye .........,..12074
oars
on
track
including broken.
Grnpnfruit, iioxes, fancy count
youthful looking gym nasts, perch
Mndatn Patricia Tynnn, world's American Gun
31074
Supplies liberal. Goad stock. De
and sock. 4.00@4.50.
ed high on an aerial rigging fu r strongest woman is here for the American Smelt, and ltefg. 12G
Grapefruit, boxes, choice count mand moderate, * market stendy.
nished the m id-air thrills. The week ns nn extra-added ntrrnction. American Sugar
70 VI
Ordinary stock.
Hem and slow’,
Franklins aro finished fivers nnd
Her exhibits of Herculean pow American Tel. '& Tel.
1 18% and stock, $3.O0@3.5O.
Florida, 10-Inch
Strawberries, 32 quart crates, market wenit.
they really flirt w itn death nt enrh er prove the fact that she is, American Woolen
32*1
crates, fairly well blanched, 4-6 doz
trick from the high rigging.
more .than likely tho boss of tho Atchison ......
12-5% 40@45.
$5.25-5.50; 8 doz. $5 00-5.25; poorly
Luckey Slaters Popular
household where she resides.
2
HI
Atlantic Const I ino
NEW ORLEANS, Mnr. 9.—</Pi— Idnnciicd, i-C doz. $8.50-9.00.
The Madam calqjly lifts five Baldwin Locomotive
107
The Luckcy Sisters nerinl Imllet
Baltimore: 27 degrees: cloudy, 2
Cotton futures opened stendy: Mnr.
II
resenting three comely nrtipts in men selected by announcers from Bethlehem Steel .
138% 18.44; Mny 17.97; July 17.47; Oet. Fioridn arrived. 1 car reconsigned,
ird-llko flights to the- lofty dome the audience ns if they were so Coca Gobi
12 ears on track including broken.
10.09; Oee. 10.37 hid.
of the big top, brought rounds of ninny bags of feathers.
D.ivisqn t'lihi micul
Closing
Monday.
Supplies piodShe
actual
by
lifts
the
five
men,
219
applause nt the conclusion of each
Dupont do Nemours
NEW YORK, Mnr. 9 —t/P)—Cot ernte. Demand slow, market dull.
ascension on tho shimmering np regardless of weight together with Erie
........................ 2874 ton futures opened stendy: Mnr. Florida, 10-iiirh crates, tiest, (1 doz.
120
toaratus th a t supports them hung* n 10-foot nlanU, wujeb, alone weighs Famous Players
19.30; May* 18.70; July 18.08; Oct. $1.75, few higher, 8 doz. $4 50, few
160 pounds or inortfV
■123
Ing
lnj by their teeth.
General Electric
, higher; 10 doz. $1.00, poorer, 3-G
Driving nulls' -Hjroifgh planks, New York Ct ut ral
1.25% 17.34; Dec. 17.01.
The Baldwin Sisters. The Lnt1doz. mostly $4.00; 8 doz. mostly
ours, Hendricks nnd Ruth, The with her bare hands is nnotlft*isju’--i ^ folk K We-K in
CHICAGO, Mar 9.—(/I’l Grain $3.50; 10 doz, $2.59-3.50; Was lied
Five Terrys, The Teerlcsa Shep rompllshjnent of the strong wV-l*
(Northern Pacific
and wrapped, nil sizes, h ist $5.00*
table.
pards, and Mile. Martini Vanner- tn nil.
Pennsylvania It. li.
Open
Year
Close
She toys with dumb lolls, not Southern Pacific
aon In various Rtul pretty em us
Ago
Toduy I Washington: 27 degrees, partly
■s’dny
specialties pleased with ability nnd tbi> two clowns in the net, but Southern Railway
cloudy, 3 Florida arrived. 5 broken
weights of 200 pounds, jug-fling Studebuk'T
WHEAT—
feats of agility.
158
187*4 168
nnd I unbroken cars on irnck
Mny. new
Two well groomed athletic fel same nnd whirlin’' two no n on h r , .sumJai a slit n,
1r,rt
ir>r,\
Supplies moderate. Demand mod
May, y ld
lows, each minus a limb, made shoulders in merry go-round fo-h- | • *; liol h i
I381* 164', 138
el
market steady. Florida, 10
July
their initial bow to local audiences Ion.
112% 1537i, 13274 inch crates. 4-6 doz. $1.76-6.09; 3
I Sept.
Klanmuen in rolw* of white, of
last night and the net of the fa
iloz. $1 25-160; 8-10 doz. $1 00-4.50.
«(iHN—
mous one-legged acrobats was one fainted on idl sides ns-'i-iti ii I v
*
*
“w
1.10%
77
'v:
Mnv
the
ladies
of
the
order.
fr
0
is
of Uio big hits of the show. Tin y
HI--,
80 Nt I:13 ‘d
July
are indeed finished band umi load their circus and their i-it.ni • \** !:.
8 2 ‘i
82;l* 132s,
Septi
balancers, ttnd equilibrists of tie _ Bob Mm l in directed (lie h i ii
n.22'1 OATS—
top mnrk. On© of Jjie leant jump* i nnd when u«ii meeting «M) linn*
r.of„
39*»
' Mat . . .
pver six chairs and makes it hand friends of Sanford v.i- !>,i \ t !U
•4 0 \
52'i
49N,
July
to hand catch with the partner of ing Florida to Mot-u- Furr - t
5 2 ';
43 N.
the net, this feat nlnnu stam ping I l ake. Ed Line an l -I l*nl;i:-m
them ns first rate professionals. Stevens.
MS'* 15*2
NEW YORK, March 9 .—t/I'l—
8 9 ',
89'j 137 *-j
Romunee has come at 61 into the
hi* i 123",
life of one of New York's most
i ..ft Wln.it
MID—
CHICAGO. Mar
not aide women. Miss Elsie Do
1 1.S2 17.79
r i c e s ih't • lopt-'l , h i . ah iable Mm
Wolfii; and society is much s u r
. 15.t|5 17.40
; h tre tig . It loduy a fte r a tta v n in g
pris'd. She is to be married in
►
tin t. Thy upward t <•ml ef vahu-.i
i'aris tomorrow to Sir Charles
.,.15,12 vJtfoo
was luiMjd om.itly mi ebynct'it tlmt
'Mendel, head of the press section
,15.40 I'.i.Ga
*tile goveriiment Mtlomte of dc^iesof the British emhnsiay.
lie farm reserve .-locks this lifter- BELLIES
JACKSONVILLE, March 9.—
PAi.ATKA, March 9. The bin main
Formerly an actress and pro
16.02 21.15
might prov; rnmller ihan r<*- May
Reflecting tho general prosperity i bi r- license held by Irn W. I.aiie, cent unofficial figures.
ducer, she lias in recent years been
. 115.25 21 37
successful us nn interior decorator.
and progress
progress v*
of **“*•"“
Florida the Rea-1
N VYork
" ,UI* State
Besides, talk wm. current that
>revoked hy the New
Dispatches say Jjie engagement
with
the
opening
of
Lake
naviga
board Air Railway a revenues in Tax Department fur tinHlie-al iei,
was announced to a small group of
tion
coming
i
t
r
the
p
1
*
ut
late
January for the fifteenth consec-j duet iu ruam-etimi uitti ilu* ^.ii 1,- of decfea -e of 11p- l S. vi ild. sup- j CICI.ERV MARKET friends at a tea given in i’aris byUtivo month exceeded thdso of of bind in Putnnni eounlv near ply totalled gul in .1 111;lit I "■ oom j
Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt.
sim ilar pcriwls during the previous this city according t"
fit’lnt ml spcculalive seller- ot Min d luery,
Shipping point infornintion (nr
Miss Dr Wolfe was born in New
years when they reached a total of vh’cs received hy iIn- Piitnai.i and that lo say the leu t. lie' tem M->111tiiy, Mnrcli 8.
/York, the daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
$0,053,010, an increase of 20,1 peri County Real Estate Boitnl.
Sanford. Fla.; Clear, cool. Mod Stephen De Wolf*-. She was edu
peratures of the hot Hi days laid
cent over those of January 19251 l.mie distributed, or rnused to tint helped tile condition of the erate, market steady. Carloads f. cate*! in New A’ork, England and
says tho Florida Statu Chumher lx- distributed. t*> prnspective por \\ inter wheat.
o.b. usual terms for ahipnieni tliis France and made her stage debut
of Commercu.
That Florida was eliuset-e in the east wlml piirpio'i'il
Initial quotation*. %e oil l » %e week, iq ineli i ratvs p, 11»,. rough in 1890. Her first success was in
forging, ahead a t n rem arkable , tu be a fucsimile fn.nt page ,.f Hm op. May, new, $1.5i >. to >I os and Golden Self-blanching, 3-6 doz. No. Nurdou’n “Thermidor.”
rate even In 1924, although 1925 Pnlntka Daily News ef January July $1.3K to 81
Weie follow
generally is spoken of ns the) lit, rontnining buoiting m atter f'.r ed by material gains all amuml.
’’boom" year, is attested by the tho project lie was urum.itiog. tin
t orn and oats were firmer, belli
Seaboard's record during the Inst the linrk of the purported first ed by pri diet urns 'hot only a - mil!
two yeara for only three montiis in | pngo was a full page advetii’.-- movement nl i “io v. mild Ink’1924 failed to aohw record gross j uieiil uf the property,
plliee from I UUil m lih r.i doling
for tho respective imriods.
The, A letter containing the literature i n.
BB BB BBD
- 1 :to or itn day -I.
After
monthly showing of surplus after) was delivered to the Nows thriaigli opening unchanged to 'o ' login r.
I.AKi; FRONT
charges during the lust two years error.
The facsimile was idcnti<i s >>i • i>*, corn t*cm fit i iml
hss been almost equally us gund.jciil in some lespects with the first eruto midilional* iiplunot.
Opposite
only two months during 1926 urn! page of the Daily News of Jan
Oats sta rto l onclmngi’il to
CLYDE
LINK PIER
four in 1921 failing to exceed nil tmry 19, but it contained several biglier, May 3'dR» to 3'J,ii. Later
previous periods.
I columns of m utter relative to tin- mnrket burdened n little more.
DOORS OPEN 7:01) P. M.
8:00
m
Operution of the Charlotte lia r - ' i.ano's project which did not up- In line with bogs vnlui's provisions
bor 6i Northern Railway betw een' |s'iir in the newspaper
Com- were firm.
Bradley Junction nnd Boca Grunde, plaint was muiie hy ih. News to
whlcli tho Senbourtl took over on* Ho
Attorney General of New
January 1, materially added to the] York, the Florida State Chamber
railroad’s revenues during t h a t' of Commerce, the Florida State
month
Licensing Commission, die Flori
NEW ORLEANS, l.n.. Mar. 9.
da Association of Real Estate (,l‘* Cotton futures noon bids
THOSE WERE TIIK DAYS
Hoards and other business Ihi | steady: Mur. 18.IP; May IN.tKI;
LIVONIA, March 9,—lit com par- ] rcuiis.
i July l .'.47; Oct. Hi.70; Dec. ili.li8.
ing potato prices Richard C a r r ,
says he remembers carting spuds
1 CHICAGO. Mar. 9.—(/!*>— I’oluwhen they were sold for 11 cents 1
a bushel.
And in the fall of IW*f, ]
A re You \ N e rv o u s W orn tin?
u man took 109 bushels of pnlutoes to 1‘iffard tu sell the lot for
Without to allb jy id w rll-indued
$50—n nickel u bushel.
nerves many y^TTiicn find life a
b u rd 'n
\re you syffering from
lack <1 vitality *iiiise*|uunt to Ili«*
Jacksonville— Bids to lie *.|>cned
weaknesses j-eculiur lo women
Mai. 23. for construction of two
If so. dti not despair, Dr. i*iercc’.*
rw Senior High Schools.
Favorite Pres* ription will bring
relief. Your health is your most
Troops On Guard In Mine War
valuable asst I and tho Favorite
1'rescription. made of herbs, if
taken iigul.iilv, will help to rerton- it Henlth brings beauty. A
wi li woman is always beautiful.
S.ml H>C for trial mrekage to
Dr I'ierve’s Invalids Hotel, Buffa
lo. N. Y
C ircus Opening Monday
E
m
S
Be our
Beach. See the
finest suburb-city in the making.
Walk out on the latest Florida
engineering achievement, the
Causeway across beautiful Hills
boro Bay— at the very gatewov
to Florida’s Greatest City.
E
Pullman bu-^-s
Lunch
Tampa B^ch.
leaves property
reservaiion
A b A ii-ly sraii,
CATION
W. F. BAILEY
M anager for Sanford
310 Firat National Rank ltldj.
0
*-hi
01)t Denice o)' the 1Vest Cm
New York Society
Woman Will Marry
Englisliman At 61
1
Ilicense
Seaboard Company Broker's
R evenues For F irst Revoked Over Bad
Of J m Increase 'Advertising M ans
M L
/
l jn
m 9
%
KLAN CIRCUS
enters
p.
.
“BRING THE KIDDIES”
I:
in T h is lin iv e r s itg C iti)
from some
H ere your
a complete ummjJT
Think o f thil *^v
to all the other iW f
DeLand.
DeLand. t b e w 'g
business
County, ifwMrMtUrfi
than half «
i Nature
.
A N Y O N E who seeks a
location for his F lor
ida hom e w ill de delighted
w ith D eL and. For tin s is
a beautiful, busy city, w ith
m any recreational attrac
tio n s and business oppor
tun ities.
B u t t o th e fa th e r o r in o th c r,
lo o k in g f o r exceptional facili
tie s a n d a w holesom e e n v iro n
m e n t fo r th e ir children. D eL a n d h a s a special appeal. F o r
D e L a n d i* a “ rtWermUy c ity
w ith a sp len d id ed u catio n al
a n d c u ltu r a l environm ent.
years to
_
* few minutw
o»7heS-.J-*»;S
did
I „ « d d l t l o n *o * K e U « a
p u b lic schools, D e L a n d W i
S
S te
te ts
ts oo nn U n iv e rsity , a 6 f J * |
e d u c a tio n a l in stitu tio n founded
th ir ty - o n e y e a rs ago w d u W
s
^ v o r y U iin ^
s
r
b°°k
id Cl*
Commercial
^
-
hum ans
need
K fto ru to unigniM the Houthem Indiana coal fielus nave u o to n'ci
fo r troop*, and national guardsmen arc on duly. Thl« picture ahowa tv
p u riu n o gunners on guard a t « .non-union mine near Evansville Ind.
it.
MllfFETS
T1wIlauTtu$trdlDhoicUlteaiCcrat
—L 2
UNtHK
A N A R M Y OF F
A.
Jj
�THE SANFORD HER aI n MONDAY. MARCH 8, 19?6
I o t o r East Coast R ailway
trtis To P laces L arge Order
is State For 23 Locom otives
ToB Nine This
issionersls
Aft Early
Earlv Date
dA
Va March 9.—(jip)
^ in the mine ex.SONMLLE, March 9 . ~
JACKSONVILLE, March 0.—
. ni(rht vtbh in.
ndcreoni of the Anderson
today
rescue
lsn s type of pool and building the city j
Company. Is one of the The Florida Ea*t Coast Railway,
the [proposes to erect.
.
to»>Kh a harrier of
____
t .citizen* or \he city of recently reported in the market
4 Mr. Williams was very optimistic
it additional
bodies ' Fdnd
du
••c*
me
snatt
bottom
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l
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^1 )lr- Wisconsin and when for a inr** number of locomotives
P.he over the idea a? set forth by the i
nnd otherTulling stock ha* placed
all commissioners when th e y .stated
an order with the American Loco
yesterday that Sanford should be
J J . able to take care o f th e youngsters
motive Company for twenty-three
« r and the older r& ldcnts in as
100 top Mountain Typo engines,
cnimble a n d . modem manner as
the Florida State Chamber of
c„ - could any city in tho state of WfM oni 1 i t 'o th e r mmits who " a*
tho people of his citv Commerce has been advised.
for Florida.
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The Company lias applied to th e !
entombed by the blast.
I ■omPthing about Florida throucli
E m pc: w r
.
»jn interview. publUhed by ihe-Fond Interstate CommeVco Commission .
With th^ 'lives* nfa*'-v arrn
th, I*ac H.vtly Commonwealth upon for authority to issue $2,700,000'
miner* at Moke L ^ ont°n»l>«l ‘h.e, ^casion of hi* arrival and worth nf equipment tru st1 certifi- ‘
cates to finance the purchase o f
headed bv *uV/
P*®"* new equipment which will reprerent an outlay of £1.247.040 and
■visitors
cf v.-hi:ii tin* twenty-three locomo
| during
tives just ordered are a part. The
re to the
equipment plan* provide for the
fling its
addition of forty-five locomotives,
fifteen passenger cars, forty cnboosc cars, eight baggage, two
mail, two dining nnd two Lusliuvs
ing will not only be r.slf-eusUining,
ears.
*
but with a amall foo charged, it
It is feared that d-ath dealine
can be. a source of revenue to the ens hns filled the. mine. Igiwell
SECRETARY RESIGNS
city und adequately meet the inter U rns, negro, -was Kill,.(| j,.. th(1
CAPTAIN RICHMOND
est charges on the bonds issued for
iH'effects*1 ,CVt’rnl °th m a“Ifm ‘d
1*. HOBSON
SARASOTA, March 0.—Willi*
its Erection.
11. Powell, Secretary of the Sara
° £ ,the 4° in i h.- iftimbcr^sTx
sota Chamber of Commerce and Will deliver his grent address
Workings, all except Goins were
the fourth oldest Chamber of ‘T H E CRISIS/’ In the New
brought out alive. For more thud
Commi
rcc executive In the United City H all at 8 o’clock. Tucsive hours, two of these men were
State-, m point of service, ha* rc- day, March 9th. A cordinl In
,wlcrt aa missing but earlv today
aigned effective May 1, because of
Net Income, upon vvhieh the rescue workers found one about ;!<i
his
health and will retire to a vitation Is extended the pub
Income tax i* assessed, is mobs feet from the bottom ..f J„- deeper
home
ot.Indian Springs, Ga’., which lic to hear this wonderful ad
income less certain specified de fliurt of the number five mine The
he acquired last fall.
dress.
ductions for business expenses, rvH-ue teams encountered the mas*
losuesa, contributions, bad debts, m debris which delayed their fur\ thousand
etc.
A storekeeper may de ther progress for several hours.
Ifii school
duct ns a business expense
| t j Brown
Ventilating fnti« hnd not been ufamounts spent for rent of his f'«-ted by the blast but there was
[for JIT2.place of business, advertising, tm way to determine whether full*
I.PC031, a
premiums for insurance against of shite might have rut off the
[fl7.S60.30.
I good sale
fire or other losses, cost of passage of air within the mine.
Interest at
water, light, nnd hent used in
The 2fi whom a cheek hy emtiJACKSONVILLE. March !t.—
be half per
his place of business, drayage pmn officials showed to I** in the
nnd freight bills, nnd the ro.-tt mine, w e r e believed scattered Florida motorists who enter Kis
simmee after nightfall Should he
bUn many
of maintenance nnd repnir to through various entrances.
certain that their car* have the
fare bringdelivery wagons nnd trucks,
proper light* because the police
b price re
and n reasonable allowance fur
are enforcing ito the letter tlmt
nal* is he 7* salaries.
provision of the local traffic law
I for sixes.
A professional man, such as
which effects them.
Cars must
In the (ax
it lawyer, doctor, or dentist,
have n rear light ami two front
pjrly twice
may deduct the cost of supplies
lights, and ^liny must be in good
I average
used In lus profession, expenses
order.
ich .•* l'">
paid in tho operation and repair
Kissimmee is one of the tvvo ei[rinlendeiit I of automoldies und used in
lleied o n 1 making professional cnlls, due
Kio r: your tigh*, aching idlest. tics in tiie statu 'which prohibit
at mx per
to professional journals, office | Stop the pain, itreni. up the eo n-t tli<- use of r.potligbts und motorist*
d he *27,rent, eost of w ater, light, and e-1 tio-i. i ‘ - | a had i old loosm uji i who have , their cars no equipped
should cut them off upon rou< lung
d imc-lmlf
heat used in his office, ami the m p i'’ n short time.
t hr- city limit*.
li L '.’ O.tlO,
hire of office assistants.
’" r i "pper 'tu b is tip m 'll co m -i The Kissimmee police have also
The farm er may deduct hs • d\ thin h* ing., q u i,!. <>, i relief. it ,
> linaiil of
necessary expenses all amounts 'ii'ino; hu.t vou and it c e tta in ly 1 been instructed to discourage the
a el ice of currying more than one
Int ineel ing
actually expended in carrying - ms to «nd the li;'iit'i.*< a*.it pi
passenger on the front seal.
[taking in'o
nn the business of farming,
' ■ t he o ii:g Mien and s ■Irenes.. 1
nt stiitc "i
hudi us amounts paid in the right out.
• |
kd Trustee,
production nnd harvesting of
.Nothing mis mm h «<in«-entrat -«l, |
bit tint tinhis" crops, cor-l of seed and fer pci i trilling heat as rial popper , j
[ gimil.'aad
tilizer used, cost of minor re
and whin h it
penelrutc* right |
llltiTcsla
pairs to farm buildings, i.e ! d i. p inti.
1 1*, congestion, ueiiMil.TON, March l ' —-West Flor
I orcept tips
eost of small tools used up in ii'g m-i 'I. ..ml sore, s tiff jointlePet .•
.'1 once.
j idian* who for months have been
course of a year or two.
the
‘i •
t nnulv 1'ed Pen* hue.-ting this S'-ellon ns the fulnr**
inn of rn-w cost of farm machinery, c : ip
p. >'
.cot ill.- tin g lin g lien'. s-mree of *tap It- foods for the remerit, nnd farm buildings i- n
mlargenn .it
* . ongosb-d -.pot mninder of the state nre pointing
b rc.tixeil deductible us expense.
i'v i and thrm igh. with pride 1o nil incident vihtrh
h Tur-ilay
D eductions fo r ptffionu! o r
It wori
• ,h
*
iifferlgg ftom h occurred early tlxis week.
living ex p en ses, surii a s i- .
ft the ofDce
iluckuche. stiff [ tho shifiniciit of a solid carload of
| l lV.« t’nun t>. th e ta x p a y e r's dw ellin ', ii
o'ii-s, just g-q a | swetl potatoes from Dngdnd, ncarj
..f food, clo th in g , eduenti mi
•
l.ed P epper Hull, litre, to Tapir’ii for consumption in
children, etc., a re not i.‘l< The price obtained
.ed pep-i-rs. at any that city.
Vmi will liavr- tho was two and one hnlf cents n pound
f. o. h. Milfen <>r approximately
■ r
MISS WILLS IS li.1.
-.-I .-» ||. ( known.
■lOrOCCO
NICE, France, March !'.
K i (reo siitnpl'* mail tlii.s nd f I Ml p,-r liushel.
K
, Min Helen Will* i* eufferiug rr ■ •erti-onrent t > W hitehall Piiarnm
■ —(Jp)_fh j ;i severe cold nnd decided not . i d C i., Inc.. fiUM Madison Ave. j
■tement last play today in the Nice Lawn Ten Ni w Votk. N V
- a d v ..
■tary opera- ni-* tournament in which she is ee
led to relieve
In the ningles and nnxei
ftre-nure am| doubles. She plans to piny three
MONEY AVAILAI1I.E
!•'»»
Ided.
inotitles tomorrow,
■rtg a g e l oans on Liberal V aluation 1'm ii nt 7■V
ftr in an ndIt us first when in the m arket for funds ^
[thiir ium
btumn whith
A. !'. C O N N E L L Y & SO N S
'in the Ueni
in.l
r l.« t
Pent the iniffr to their
operation*
When one hns had <the misfor
tune in suffer from Imekache,
l endaches, dizziness, urinary di*
i h a r m n n orders and other kidney ills—ami
X
>"& SR a- fjy 5SS5, T c l'J,0/.;
*.t
e *
At Oakdale
<* .
«~- y
I
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WEDNESDAY,
mn.iur unng: a cup ana a to rt and a spoon
With you. We may not have enough to go
around. Let us Repeat—we are naming1
an especially, low price to those that select
a homesite in Oakdale on March 10th.
Your Income Tax
Herald Want Ads Bring R esults
Lights On All Cars
Order At Kissimmee
Milton Keeoniinp*
Potato Metropolis
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111 1
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What
My Neighbor
Says
[
u n til, ha* f„-jn,j ri.]j0f from all thi* sick
jip'-- and suffering, that r'-rsonN
l»r. P.—(d»i advice is of untold value to friends
it us guests in- 1 neg'ibor*. The following case
to nation's' i* only one of tpimy thousand J,
idustry dur- but it Is that of a Sanford r.si?—
iitc’ i. Who could nil; for a better
no eleventh I »:t >mtd* 7
}* 8oath«rn I M r. A. Smith. -HU I*nl motto
[*ed of lum-1Avenue, *uy»: "I had a steady dull
PJ southern mhe across the small of m.v Kick
Mve inter- nad f, *t worn out. I didn't have
* thu coun- mu h ninliition to do piy hnuse* given to work und there were atvere pain*
“etheliusi- in the l.ack i>1 my head. I hK/ 1
had dizzy spelt*. I used Doan's
Pill* and they relieved nte.''
I Iy
Four yeur* later. Mrs. Smith
j
*nid: "I haven't Had any sigr* m
a n a i n a hklnev conirlaint since ami civf
Donn'* credit foe curing me.''
Six'.v cents at ull dealers. Fo»kirch 9. _</p)
“ here today ter-Milburn Co.. Mfrs., Iiuffale. N.
•f-, former* Iran enn- , \ . r , ' * r i , T C O I I 1 T . s r .v tjN T O
et,u r t* of
J t a n i . u . c i j t i ' i i t . k k i i i x s -s
C IH N T t . 1 I.O III1IA ,
IN i ll XX*
« mmn crimI Hill* * jr*
•Rcr the „u,m* reversed xt V n T L B P H I 1*?IBOf?.* Corn p Ia Ina n I
YU,
*rr court*,
friend* raid: t ’A ltt.T O N n i l D U B O N .
«'•
*!*•.««« nil T U B KTATK '
'lightest evlI 'a r l t o t t l - r l d r e n n .
.
OLLYWOOD Hy-the-Son i« tho Itlcnl city to live, piny nnd work. It
in tho place for home ownership— tho place for property investm ent.
Hollywood lly-the-Sea i» R aw in g stupendously. And yet its
prowlh lias hut started. Its corporate lim its occupy 83 square miles. Its
streets uru broad, There nre fine homes, apartments, hotelB, schools,
churches—everything for visitors or permanent residents.
H
Hollywood beach has seven miles of frontage— a fine Huff with bathing
possible every day in the yeur— with the finest casino in Florida, with the
cement Broad Walk nnd the $3,000,000 Hollywood hotel, Florida’s most
beautiful and "homey” hotel.
*
Recital by
GLEN ELLISON
Industrial Hollywood will be built about the $13,000,000 harbor at Lako
Mabel. An industrial unit will be built there. To this harbor will come
the cargoes from the ports of the world for manufacture, and for consump
tion in Florida. And from this port will go tho products o f Florida—
everywhere.
Thus briefly, the strength of Hollywood is stated—all following the originalidealM of Joseph W. Young, founder.
Tho present development indicates only the great development to which
ALTA HILL
II HHi.-arlnn ir o n i' t h e ew orn “ UJ
"* ‘•••miUultit fill-,| a , i p i* t i i u w 0<»i
>‘<ii air {, ri Kjilent -'Zifi-S. ni***1
intr o t h e r
Ilia n
ih<'acture vM
r 11»r n, t h id y tfu r reildciif*1
V<VWfi. tlu il t u r v l m !iu»u*d out
UIkIit the H«al of
|n Tampa V‘in-t
'u r t r 11»-«l in n - u r h llie
*»*
*S,
m
"l"init*nl u fi t'f itllliivnl »*#reli- !»■»
. TV ,Uimher Oir Hum i:«-i>|H)nil< t u la * « ' / !£{
. n l ) . oiic year*, f " 1 ,lrV.
Tampa ■ i>Ti-of!■t jno
|i,.r H«in. Xnuwii J* ®{
j itn in- D a m w litilo Hi.- S t a t e <’f Kl”rt«J*
MOO,**) over ti|*'in x iiiiin a e r v t c * w o u P l b l i n
L ■hording to '!• Tf«lmf Kt uUn Bl . g o i t B , y o u C a r ll u n r r i d S » re Tr.)U H-.I | » tie a«i't
t nt th* UoL
icvenue,
-j-i
[ *3 616.700 „s
pJ J*"uary.
I.vrtiruary wng
A U -Y E A 1 C
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HANFORDOFFICE
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114 W. Second Street ,"
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a e lla b ila l It-ve. trilM
r r p lh n n l r p a 'r i „ n i t :
U P iw I * i - t : i r . “r s ,
k f i 'k l a n d f lh « n |J *
l-igMolrlal r 'lv q r
f l - e I . t UMI p. .» e tt C
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r r t a i r h -* r <Knit.
(-omollmreU’s l^ k e .. . r . - " • u- , ' 1
rpe-ci.il rrniffrt. rail, wrt'f. wrJ ,n ci
Hum. at'oner. They wU
of application.
**'■'W nuil ..Mr.—| .IP*« Jilt' “"I
K a b ru a ry , a . l>. i**l.
.
lav n rto a* m
«?• * and Mn*« itm «h
" •tm ln . a- I I . - W I p a p e r ru h l l» l * 'J
a.-mlnole C o u n t y . Ktqrldn? ^ t l f'*r “ iw rio d «’f D.wr l'*,n
••C lltite W eekly I n u r e . •'
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n tW
l»H|>ee(i*n are *«Mi
* ' * « i i i - r i ' i p ro e u n fe a s o . •‘ U*
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i u h i . ihi y o u.
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IT IS O K D K IifsO t h « t th l " 'JflJJi
I ■11 />•• nuiiu*ti£a in
IVrfcjS'O K-T ' C I T Y
JO S E P H V v Y p U N C .
b*v*d ln tb r 0 ,d *'
c . IL HintermiBicr Piano Co
112
Avenue
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wmmm
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�b r e w in g u p a l it t l e d is c o r d
guv ,
n*
r r r tf i t t f n t n n r t» i
a t m f i t i . r u rta *
i* MO**tla At m m
Ba>»(i4 C l a n H t t t s r ,
A i r IT, 1111, a t (h a 1’o s t o f f l r *
cB aaford , F l o r i d a tt n d a r A a t of
f r a «h *, ii» f
B. B i n i t n n . — M ) f » r ■»* ■ • ■ a v e r
IL. E* DRAW---- ----- A aa« atata R itlto r
t. JOXK;*. M H aa alaa FA IIoi
a in m liifT io v
ItATRft
T o u r —7IJ
* J «U
*u S
X u M h it ia ,H.K>
l a i r r i l In C ity by O a r r l e r , per
•*a«k, 14
p«r year.
W rukl)
IqPlMli
I t. 00
S P K t'IA I. K O T K T .i
A ll o b i t u a r y
- tl e ia . r a i d * o f ( b a i i h a r e m l u
in* an d n o t i c e s of c b t a r t a l n m a u t a
w h i n c h s r g n a a r a ma<la w i l l b«
eb ai-aad r o r a t r e r u l a r a d v a r t l a l n s
taa.
M R H B P .lt A i B O C l A T K n P H K H «
T h a A s s o c i a te d P r c a i la s x c l a s f e n title d to th e m e for rsIlea lio n o r a ll n e w a d l a p a t o b i a
Itad t o It o r n o t u i h i r w l n
l i e d In t h i s p a tt e r a n d star, th e
l n e w a p u b ll a h a d i i t r e l n .
All
ta o f r t p u h l l c a l l o n o> s p e c i a l
itch es h e r e i n a r a a la o r e a s n r i d
TUESDAY, MARCH i*. 102«
T B S IIBRALD’S PLATFORM
I r - D t r p r r water ronla to Jack•en villa.
&—-Construct Ion of St. Jnhna-lni l i ' R lrrr canal.
>c—Extension of whlta way.
Swtiwninjr pool, Iannis courts,
.* ate.
fc— Augmenting o f b u i l d i n g pro *
gram —h m u n , betels, a p a r t *
■tent house*
4.—Extension of a trre t paving
program.
T--—Const ruction of
^oulevard
around Lake Monroe.
Completion of city beautifies
I lion 'program .
I *-Kxp(.n*lon of school system
with provision for Increased fa*
djltle*.
--------------------------- r-? —; •—
niB L E VERSE FOR TODAY
GOD S REDEMPTION -“Soy titi
to tho children of Iaracl/1 nm the
Lord, and I will bring you out from
• th e , Egypt Inns; * • • ♦ A nd-I
Will take you to me for o people,
_and I will be to you a God." Ex.
,
*
As Brisbane Sees ¥
The b a n g e r Of Satisfaction '
,•11 iG
T h an k .Mr. Mellon.
f
The Time Has Come
f/jjS S
/W B W A amo I h e k
Te m p e s T
/N
A
tea r >
t
U)
%
V
\r
'X * +
Is *»*
YCftf LIVE in tho davs of big
things. Thlgwntcr oil takes in As
sociated Oil. turned adrift when
tStnmJnnl oil of California absorbed
Pacific Oil, Tidewater is now 11
5210,000,Out) concern, with $150,000,000 of preferred stock, paying
0 percent nnd ten million shares of
common stock.
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..............one
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In our industry,
million is
Only n few more dn.va remain before Florida real estate
millionaires must take the bull by the horns nnd file their
income tax returns. March lf> is the final tiny o f grace ex
cept for those with incomes over five thousand and asking
for extension to May 15. Even they must file a tentative
return this mouth, to be supplemented by a final return May
15.
'
So if^ o u happened to ask a friend to play golf with you (now the white chip, red chips arc
and he naively replies, “ Net income $16,500 minus $,'1,500 oni* hundml jnilUons, ea^4» blue
chips a billion. Our biggest men
nnd $1000 for four snaggle-tooth dcducs. Take eight per are
interested now only in the blue
cent of that and 25 per cent of that nnd put the rest in chips. So much the Ix-tter. Ilufi
escrow,” it's best not to bother him any more for the chances ness cannot be too big, in this buslnre that he Ih either crazy or soon will lie.
i nvss world.
The peculiar thing about the income lax in Florida this
STONE MASONS settled their
year is thnt it catches a lot of reputed millionaires whose in- stiike in New York on the basis
of
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two million persons are relieved of any income tax payments. vvt)l
|,u>d far.
But it does mean something very definite to you if you find
YOU think that women
that on ( Ik* same amount of income you pay only half a s areWHEN
settling down to sensible fash
much tax this year as you did last.
ions, short skirts, and short hair,
Some of you will do that very thing. And some will notice this cows you. Madam I.unvin,
ought to know, says that skirts
very little difference and will probably wonder more than who
will 1h- short in front, long in the
ever ju st what it means, this $,'187,000,000 tax reduction. buck, hats, vert big or very small,
o
Whether you are the former or the latter will depend very , nothing in between. Tin- dresses
G illu itt for women, according to
will la- “very abort in front, shorter
an exchange, are just ornamental. largely on whether your income is small enough to gel you in than ever, nnd vt-rv long in the
Well they ought to bo, they don’t with the m asses of the people, or large enough to make you hack."
have much to hold up.
a power worth taking notice of.
The Hair Dressers’ Association
t>
A h the New Y-ork World suggests, the small incomes pro snys women have decided that
I must confcofls
duce the votes and the large Incomes control the money. bobbed hair isn’t beautiful and are
. I do not know
J u s t what makes
They are benefited most by the tax reduction bill. The rest going hack to long hair, letting
their Imbs grow, anil buying wigs.
Girin lovti mo bo.
of them, well they don’t cut.much ice anyway.
There is some wise plan of Prov
Ahyway wo had rather ace
Fntnco changing premicra over
once In awhile than to keep one
like Italy.
t
--------- o-.------A mosquito hnn a hill luit he
doesn’t wait until the first nf the
month to preient it.
t|
« 6 lac
tCAoue
w.
M
OP
«I0 Strt
•Id, (<r
tM|,
to decide.
In huntin’ fo ho’r happiness,
I t sura will help yo’r nim
If yo’ will uso dc Golden Rule
An* yo’ will find while huntin’ cnmtiH in 1925 m ig h t h a v e been a h u n d re d th o u s a n d o r tw o of ? n a day for themselves, and
h u n d r e d th o u s a n d w ho h a v e n ’t a t th e p r e s e n t tim e n a tc h an incrcHHn for their liolner*.
'round
Mechanics have had th tir share
To bring In Joy an’ fame.
m o re th a n th ir ty - n in e c e n ts in th e bunk o r in th e old suck
of this nation's iiiiMpirity. About
Dot yo’ must give an’ take,
u n d e r th e bed. Ciood c o m m issio n s h a v e been m a d e by re a l 100 years ago only one mechanic
But don’t give folks de vinegar
e s ta t e m en d u rin g th e p a s t y e a r a n d in som e e a se s th e y in tin* United States, a New Eng
hen yo’ nm takln’ cuke,
land carpenter, was able to earn
h a v e m o u n te d up in u h u n d r e d th o u s a n d d o lla rs o r m ore.
yo* can’t see yn’r happiness,
through the Year.
» kindness eb’ry way;
M ost o f th u ae in co m es w orp v e ry p ro m p tly p laced by t h e , on- dollar ti day____
always bfings de’ sririshino dut
feal estate men as equities in |o m « property. The* property
THK FOUNDATION* of Amcril* chases clouds away,
may
be worth a million dollars, but equities
in million dollar ran prosperity rests un good nmnfair an* square In all yo’ do.
,
An* help make misery less;
picces
properties don't p a y income taxes. The govern- n?cmcnt of the national finances,
Den jro1 won't nerd to hunt at ail ment la x agents in Honda will fin d themselves wit lb q u ite ;Therefore every American
inTo find yo’r happiness.
a p ro b le m on th u ir h a n d s. J u s t w h a t will be d o n e is i n t e r - 10 *',r - Mellon, secretary of
Parson Ebony. 1 It * *
.
11
.the treasury, a great business man
land financier, who devotes time and
-------- o--------| e s tiu g to s p e c u la te .
Wall)
rani who’s our French premier
In tho meantime (lie government has math; it- somewhat energy to the public service, for
toaa
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, e a s ie r by p ro v id in g a c o n sid e ra b le c u t in th e a m o u n t o f th e
"pl1 \ \ 17 n ll,lM Kl'wnH>e’
A b wo understand it. the term o f ! incom e ta x . It m e a n s little o r n o th in g to r e a d t h a t th e p re s - ilf.S.iY.y ml.ra than seven'humid m i
• mlnlatry In Franco la about ns j u le n t h a s s ig n e d a new re v e n u e bill p ro v id in g fo r tu x t eilue- 1millions mon-. At th a t rate the
long OB a little piece of ro|H
lions amounting to more than $287,000,000, or that over great war. our share «>f it, soon
fit
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e
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PRA Y ER.** f,.Wa praiae Thee, O God, for the
/ j- --Son of Thy love.
F or Jeans Who died and in now
, gone above/*
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Happiness .
Di»s world am full of happinrnis
A scattered all aroun’;
/
A n' cb’rj'w har d ar’s-heaps fo* you’
A waitin' to be foun'.
f
*
I f yo’ ain’t findin' all yo’r share,
De reason may be yo’;
'Cause may bo yo1 ain’t huntin’
right
Or doin’ what to do.
/<—
.
Snnford’K prosperity and continued healthy grow th along
Women, White Elephant, Etc.
all lines o f industry, despite the undeniable Rlump th a t has .F i r s t Jewlah Americana.
Really Big Business.
accompanied m any other Florida communities’ return to
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
normalcy, iH intenaiveiy gratifying to everyone who has taken
M yr rig a t liM . hr « « c?>
the trouble to contrast local conditions with conditions exist-*
ing in other sections o f the state'. There is no doubt that
SCIENTISTS IN British Colum
everyone -hero is satisfied with Sanford’s business rionditiona bia show that Jewish traders were
today. Ail Of us are patting each other on the back, all o f us bony on the Pacific chaste In the
are sa tisfied ; few o f us seem to realize that satisfaction is tw elfth century, three hundred
ear* before Columbu*. started.
often tho forerunner o f stagnancy.
.
.
ho*o early Jewish-Americans are
There is danger in n satisfied state, danger to bO w atered supposed to have come with Chi
and guarded against. While Sanford’s intensively developed nes© nnvigntora from n Jewish
back counirv, its strategic location on a navigable stream community a t Kaifeng. China.
F ather Lejeunc, Catholic mis
w ith an outlet to the sea, its well developed industries nnd sionary
in British (Columbia, exmany sided development make unpossibie any serious re e rt In native„dinlcct*. says H p lapse, Sanford’s advancement may well be retarded nnd row words are found in many of
diminished by the growth of n spirit o f satisfaction with the native languages.
The Tehiinpshean Indians to this
ex istin g prosperity.
*
day make burnt offerings of food,
The city th a t forges ahead is the city whoge people are and fast from sunset one day to
never satisfied with business conditions, the city whose peo sunset, the next day, when in trou
ple are ever planning and working for new industries, in ble.
creasing production, developing new phases of business nctiv- „ I t need
■ .not have
. ,been
_ necessary
. . ,
uv
' P
1
for Chined navigators to bring
**’ V . ,
.
,,
,
. . traders to America, Remit5c pyoplp
Snnford people as a whole are energetic, ambitious nm ll|,nve been pioneers in navigation
far-sighted. Local merchants and business men are quick; for thousands of years. The Scto nvail them selves of every opportunity for the advance-!
I’hocniclana were first.to sail
m ent and betterm ent of Sanford. Every worthy plan for
'-fa|ami
the advertising of Sanford s resources has licen given their —
-------- Old C arth
wlthpuut- n compass.
active support, and'at th is time it Is essential th at Sanford ago, for so long ruler of naviga
citUfcns appreciate the many practical benefits that commu tion in tho Mediterranean, wns
nity publicity has brought to this city. While Snnford con Semitic city.
tinues to prosper and groW ft is very necessary that its citi
BUSINESS GROWS rapidly
zens continue to talk, think and write Sanford lest the world here. The big telephone company
lose sigh t of Sanford’s resources.
is 40 years old. Forty years ago
Wonderful results could be obtained if every man nnd nobody took it seriously. It has
woman in the city should consider themselves members of assets now oT three thousand mil
lion dollars. In ten years its net
one big committee entrusted with telling the world about annual income has increased from
Sanford. In every letter to friends in other parts of the coun thirty-four millions to more than
try sonic phase of Snnford life should be treated of. On ev one hundred and seven millions, a
ery visit. Sanford’s resources and prosperity should be gain of sixty-throe millions a year.
It's ably managed, giving ser
talked of. '
vice.- Whether, under the circum
By this method of mass publicity Sanford would inev stances you ought to shed sympa
itably grow into its logical position ns^the greatest inland thetic teurs about the statem ent
/
th at the company needs higher
city in the state.
rates, “to keep going," is for you
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■ u m i i i i i i H R m u n m iu iin i
VINEGAR AS A MENACE '•
B
COLUMBUS NEWS-LEDGER
H a ll,
Pentland & |
Shall we or shall we not use com- in cane of necessity, nnd th a t the
mon, ordinary, garden variety vin- *"w n\UBt tn^ ° J*1® alcohol out of
,
, .
..
, ,,
the wild grape, lest wc fall by the
PKa r?
That is another of the
jdc aJ
tho d' virg
AUDITS SYSTEMS Ti
mnltitudinous questions present house a fter all.
“The truth is thnt if the prohibi
ing itself in view of the prohibition
law nnd Wdstcndism.
Vinegar tions nre to be made severe enough
Jncksonvillt?, Tampa, Miami,
has been branded by an official to keep Old John Barleycorn in his
Volsteuder as n "most dangerous grave, wc m ust cut out sugar,
Palm Heath. Daytona ]
menace to prohibition enforce- molasses, corn, rye, vinegar, w ater1
ment." The man who makes this melons, grapes, )>cnches, apples
specific charge is John Whitehead, and approxim ately everything we
317-218 First Natjonal Bank1
special dry agent under the nd- have to rnnke life worth living, or
m inistrntor of prohibition at Phils- fill drunkard’s.g rav es. Wo warned
Sanford, Florid*
delnhin.
Mr Whitehead, is cred- the lempernneo-law b reth ren - of
ited with asserting thnt vinegar j the task they undertook in tho
Until March 15th (Iasi day Ur filing(
can lie transform ed into alcohol far stress of war to make us dry, but
superior to any bootleg product, thev laughed nt us.
!■
our office will be open lj*omOa.m.l»J
nnd the Columbia Record would
“Now they have prohibited cider | ■
like to know “what has Mr. White- nnd threaten vinegar.
By and by j R
head been doing th a t enusos him nil the household favorites will be 1M
S. U. GRAY, RESIDENT
to think he la telling us anything* used, where used at all, behind the !*
new*'"
‘ door, a fte r being bought from n | S
We don’t know the answer to bootlegger, if the brethren who I B i i i i m i i u m i i i i i u m m i i n
this interrogation but circum stan-' have already led us to the jumping
fial evidence indicates that Mr. off place have their way.
Pro- I
Whitehead has been engaged in th e ' hibition is repugnant to nature nnd J
"transform ation” business, using thnt is why it faces a “dangerof 1*
vinegar as the basis of Iuh opera- menace" everywhere it pokes it’f
tinns.
However, our deduction , snakeliko fingers."
may he incorrect, ns circumstantial
All of which is to the point. If
evidence is often misleading, do- we nre to cast into the discard
spito tho fnrt thnt it has caused! everything from which alcohol can
the execution or imprisonment qf he produced we slinll hnve very litmnny men.
The Record argues tie left, thnt s worth lvng for; nnd
On Palmetto Avenue, between lltkl
the question further, saying:
w hy?
Mora because these re**ff Mr, Whitehead will do a lit- formers must have Jobs than for
lota Nos. 0-7-9-10. Two of this,
tie moro investigating in natural, any other reason.
T hat’s why.
and
well worth investigating- Pi
not to say chemical channel h e , Take their mbs away from thorn
$2800
cuch. Terms reasonable.
will discover that sugar can just and most of them would cease to
ns easily ho cooked up for a spree, he reformers.
C HUY IN
EXCELLENT
On Sanford avenue, in San [-anU,W|
$2750, with terms.
LESS KINDNESS
1D
FAI.M HEATH POST
A
correspondent
addressing
However, neither nf these, in
“The New York Herald-Tribune” is this instance, may have been the
much distressed at what he desig answer to the incident.
The pernates ns "a shortage of kindness.” son by tho wayside wns n woman;
I hi incident cited is on nn elderly i all four cars were driven by lone
woman left behind by a crowded men.
Had the person been a
bus. Four automobiles, each with man they probably w'ouhl have
n man driving nnd no passengers, picked him up; or had there been
saw the predicament of the woman, a women in one of the earn the
but not one offered her a lift. The elderly woman m ight have* been
correspondent thinks the evidence invited to ride.
—Hanford Herald
But tho horrors
idence hack of all that vou may In damning to the American public. that hnve resulted from strange
sure.
However, in his caao there ure lone men taking womefTHn their
That’i ea»y, friend,
some m itigating circumstances to cars have crented a situation where
For It must be
Lost year wide a woman is instantly alnrmcd If
Your most refreshing
LONDON ZOO if able to buv n he considered
Editor The Sanford Herald,
Ideled teturn, the difference will
Modes-tec.
Dear Sir:
hear interest nl the rate of G per genuine white elephant In Bunnuh, publicity was given to the idea that asked to ride by n strange, lone
'F o rt Plurce Newa-Trlbune.
A number of persons seem to cent per annum until paid.
AM after promising that ta* disgrace the citizen who pieked up persons mnn ami where decent men refrain
, *t
■ ■ ... - o ... have misinterpreted n news article other returns not referred to here ful labor would la- inflicted upon in their private cars were not pub from exposing n woman to alarm
Today's best laugh*• “Why have appearing
recently in papers in should be filed on the respective the sacred lieast. Five keepers and lic spirited, inasmuch as they and themselves to suspicion, which,
the modern girls hard laces?" ask throughout the stale.
The im iluo dates unless a specific request an elephant wife of the ordinary cheated the public utilities of their though unkind, is justifiable in the
expcrt i It isn't the fare, it’s the pression lias been gained thnt the for an extension is made to the color will accompany the sacred fares, and the public Utilities were light of utrocities th a t have become
finin') th at’s hard.—Dallas News. lime for filing returns has been local Collector of Internal Reve white elephant to lxmdcm.
well sustained in this contention only too numerous.
It would be u good thing if all editorially all over the country.
extruded until May U>. The ex- nue.’’
There is not really Iosb kindness
New Jersey announced that it 101 wording of the luliug is as
A tentative return should be 1elephants in circuses and elsewhere In ninny localities the law holds in the world only wc, in our vaun
has made forty-three million dol follows:
filed on the usual form (1040 or werv spared humiliating tasks now- the driver of an automobile re- ted civilization, hnve becomo bo
lars fighting the mosquitoes That
“ An extension of time for filing 1120) plainly marked “tentntivo” forced upon them, standing on their 1sponsible for any accident to per- hedged about with unsavory Bitunsounds more like one of those uni returns is granted for the taxable at the top; contain n statem ent lu-nds, walking on ninepins,
tons whom they hnVo in their car. tians thut it becomes increasingly
debts that European countries will year l!<2h to May 15,
in the of the estimated amount of tax The elephant is too dignified a This also deters nuto drivers from difficult to be kind nnd more often
take sixty-two years to pay hui k.
case of citim is or residents of the believed to he due, nnd be properly beast for such humiliation, and taking up |>er*eons along the roud- Hie object of the kind act resents
---------0--------Unit til States whose net income executed and sworn to. No other children want to see an eleuhant wny.
rather than appreciates it.
. On« thing thut we can say for exceeds $5,000, and in the case of dote need ho given.
not a four-legged, unwieldy clown.
Mr*
nrinnd
is
that
h»
is
u
good
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, .
. ..
domestic corporations, provided
Persons‘who neglect to file the
loorr and that s more than you can ( tentative returns are filed on or tentative returns will be subject
T1IE FRENCH people do not
hand w m e of our statesmen, f o r , ,H,f(iri, lhl, l|ll(1 (lllle (Mav , rj) rt>. to
nena
penalties,
We
therefore like taxation, llritind'n govern
MOBILE REGISTER
Inatancr Mr. James
*------ Read
'*.... * of Mis- qUjr,.d by |MW accompanied by one- ■thougfin your paper might care to ment tried to keep national ac
aourl.
fourth of the estim ated amount of] puss this information on.
counts straight by levying-a sales
Charges of collision between or-Ipidity nf the footpad or incurs the
tax.
If the estimated tpx in less
tax. The proposition was over
Very truly,
i
l
f"r
"'* than shown to he due on the rmnwhelmingly defeated, the deputies grmized crime nnd the politicians enmity of a gang. And the rights
Hall 1’cntluml and McCall
wpuldn t have been able to recog
asserted Uriand on a vote of con of Chicago again draw public at- of property become strangely con
niie a single person in the purmie
fidence and he is out of office. tention to one of the world’s worst fused when wrongdoers are ablo to
laa$ night, but ns it was we nre
is probably
no ■
city
v'*“ defeat justice and actually con
Her*,
in England and in Germany cities. There i_
alm ost certain that wc now know
** crime to obtain
men subm it to taxation iiuit< anywhere thut is afflicted .with si tinue n career,of
By
IRVIN
S.
COBB
the names of several members of
peacefully. The lj»tin nice i more reprehensible brand iif* poli lawyer’s fees while they are fig h t
tha Ku Klux Klan.
tics than Chicago, arid while ing u cate in court!
THK COLONEL'S - CHECKING tended him put him on a diet- more rebellious.
/,..
—------o-------charges of the various facUuhs upd
It may be that some gang lead
One of the regulations was th at,
Inasmuch as Andrew J. Volstead
SYSTEM *
luw-'-ifarcrm ent agencies are Gy- ers nnd some • politicians are in
until further notice lie m ust take
WO» good enough to give us the
lr\£. about with such frequency agreement. - Such nn alliance is
One of the most widely known no more than one high-ball every
prohibition amendment, maybe he
th at no outsider* can say which ‘triti* possible and is by no means
would be kind enough to tell these and most popular railroad men on twenty-four hours. A few months
W.uy to reduce your grocery trill are true and which arc false, it u noveltv .lt) the*larger.A m erican
officers how to keen it fully on- the Western hemisn(w'rt* has for Inter he ran down To New York. is by hiring n cook who hasn’t is obvious to anyone who reads .the cities. Liquor selling and politics
many years handled 0*0 publicity, Ho called upon u friend and the more than four or five children.
ri enforced,"—Sanford Herald.
newspapers th at the law ts not have long beep bed fellows, nnd
As John Spencer would sn- that for a Canadian system. He is .t* friend opened n bottle of prime
enforced in Chicago.
they are stljl in close association.
popular
in
the
States
hs
he
is
In
Scotch.
A* the Cnnndian re . C l ing everything on Sunday
Is more than a horse could do, nnd
Nor is the prohibition law the Just how fyr tho underworld in
nice
u horse ha* a longer head than the Dominion. Wherever he goes filled his glass for the third tim e urolnL
. if. more of us could only statu te th a t is flouted with fluence extends among the politlr
j-r* Andrew J.—Columhuus, Gs„ En- | c p] !>• pay him tribute fo r his1 the friend said:
afford to lose money playing /okcr. more or less impunity.
A fa r clans and* the officeholders of Chi
nhiUMrs a* a >tory teller, nnd for
,‘!Look here. Colonel, I thought
k?,.-qulrcr-H un.
more sgrious situation confront* cago end Cook county, it would be
his genial and ) indly hnidts gen by tho .doctor’s orders you were
. .?♦ >
* ------ r-o-------Lawyera may not make much ih,. decent citizens of Chicago in
interesting to learn, but this
eSSr The Arkansas Couriif carrlcs the erally. Tuoso who know him arc allowed to take only one drink for mopey, but they save a lot by no*, the crimes of violence th a t make very
Is something th at never will be
fpftov’fqg new* item ; “ Mr, and always glad to se* him when he each t day."
having to hire- lawyers.
ih»t city a happy hunting ground learned.
Chicagoans, however,
will Reynolds nnd Mr. dnd eomes:and always sorry to tell hint
’•Ye*. th at’s right," said the
_
, ,
r~
,.
for the m urderer, the thief ’nnd who want to make Chicago a bet
rge Rbarks motored to goodbye when be leaves.
Colwned, ‘nnd I'm following in
Laundries charge big prices by- the enngster. Chicago'* annual ter and safer placu in which to
.
| y Mountain for the week-end.
Having so'.many friends and be- structions
Tliis drink here, for cause Uiey have to hire extra help murder record alone Ib a blight on' livo can be*t accomplish .that pur
Mr.* Reynold!, ond Mr*. Runrks Ing of so social a disposition, it is example,”—a
.
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1
.......... n d ..-h e __
raised
the fo r pulling o ff the buttons
!>ur
booBted- ^civilisation—if
we pose by uniting against Hie thugs
----- in to Little Rock fur a plcas- almost inevitable that he "must d o ' tum bler and* gliiu-d upon iti dos(ill venture to" boast of It. H u ami the crooked politicians. A
home." his •■
You
con
tru v« ling. m an, life is so cheap in . Chicago ^congressional inquiry will do little
MVf Mlf'i, tha others returned tewiux*
share
*•*«*- of uiiiroui|.
drinking.
A few ' lettable m
amber
m'J’VI lUniVTU*—
contents—“this
I411» IS
i*
IUU M
MI go farth er1 hy I«U
In Florida tju»t’s what they coil a years ngo he suffered an attack of • iuy drink for August the tw enty- light, but not by traveling lis h t1thut no man. U safe who, fo r one good. Reform* like charity, begin*
“jelly beach'p a rty ." *.
^ illne** and tho physician who a u 1f ir tt of next year.” •* ,
graded.
reason or another, invites the cu- a | home.
SANFORD FORUM
On Palmetto avenue, and corner on
No. 1 for $3500. This lot hasantt'
In Son Lantn, on Valeria avenue,
$2500, with easy terms.
All of the above lots are excellent I
' building sites or investments.
COLCLOUGH REALTY1
311 First N at’I. Bank BldgSanford. Florida
Real Estate
2 Story House
On First
j
AN UNHOLY ALLIANCE
H o u se in excellent condi
w ith all conveniences.
j
$ 12,000
MY FAVORITE STORIES
r
TOM SIMS SAYS
■M ; :
■
On V «y A '" * " " *
Sanford R#
•' r a a long, m m
zj&
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Itobm s 9-10-11 l ^ » i
Hanford. Fla.
HAVE YOU SEEn0
�m
m
m
-m K m
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m any n e w
P ln V j
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books are added
THE MUNICIPAL LIBRARY
StoSS!
E“““ .18J.
Morley: “Thunder On tho I oft”
^ whimsical allegory, full
«.:*
with a love of humanio rk
dered the author’=
_ Morrow: “ Wo Must March”
J ilt '*fVn?.,o t, P rff">n forms tho
in n /i°r
8 h!Rtori<-"'l novel, laid
'» the 1into Just before the Covered
tt rtcon by Hough.
a
Ostcnso: “Wild Goose". A win
by "
author
z " ,irc ^hnn nvernge merit, the
'll1in*vlian-Amorican life fnrrnmir tho backgroundof this swiftly
moving tale.
7
Ileymont: “The Peasants”. Au
tumn. Winter, Spring and Summer
term the four volumes of this mas
terpiece which won the Nobel prise
for its Polish author,
Woolf: “M rs., nalloway’f. „ A
Mulct hook for discriminating read
ers. relating in vivid prose one une\untfu| day ih the heroine’s life.
Juvenile
Grim: “Fairy Tales". One of the
old favorites in a new and attrac
tive edition.
I-orenrini: “PinoechiV.
This
generally beloved elastic is present
ed in a new. makeup, with delight
ful illustrations.
Milne: "Fourteen Songs From
\\ In n We Were Very Voung”.
fourtren of these clinrmlng poems
lime hcen set to music, with the
same rhythm and fancy.
Makerji: “ Knri the Hlephnne”.
Successful story of the adventures
of an elephant, full of interest to
hoys
World Hook: The host encyclo
pedia for children and young peo
ple am! a valuable aid in school ref
erence work.
Mrs. Henry Wight was a gra
cious hostess on Monday when ihe
entertained at luncheon at her
lovely home on Park Avenue, hon
oring Mrs. James Lynch of Provi
dence, R. 1., the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Harry T. Bodwcll.
_Thu attractive home was abloom
with quantities., of., early spring
flowers, artistically arranged In
brass baskets and howls. T hi elognntlv appointed —luncheon table
wap laid with nn Italian cut work
luncheon cloth, the center being
graced with » low silver basket fill
ed with migonetto, baby's breath
and violet hued stock.
Silver compotes filled with mints
and salted nuts were placed at In
tervals, while silver candlesticks
held lighter violet tapers. Marking
the places of the guests were
quaint old-fashioned maidens a t
tired in hoop ti’.irts In pastel
shades.
•
*■
Covers were laid for Mrs. James
Lynch, Miss Lorcttn Lynch, Mrs.
Harry T. Bod well. Mrm. C. R. Ktrtley. Mrs. P. A. Moro, Mrs. Ralph
Wight, Miss Fisa Hutell and Mrs.
Henry Wight.
Franck: “Working My Wny
i Around tho World". Picturesque
and rondable account by this glft. ed writer, describing his tour
across three continents.
Galsworthy:
“Representative
Plays". Contains justice, strife,
miliar* silver box, and other plays dealing
of Mrs. with the social problems of the day.
Hudson: “F ar Away and Long
reft and
Ago’VThc author relates his boy
hood days tn South America in this
delightful biography, and shows
jlds natural.love of nature and out, door lifeKing: "Bible and
Common
Sense". Popular amt sincere tre a t
S t.
will be ment of- the subject, in which the
o’clotk, author tries to nvoid the controversession ' sles of modernist nnd fundam ental
istMantle: "Best Plnys of 19241 officers
iw begin- IH2I>”. An invaluable aid to the
The members of this St. Agnes
[s in an play-goer, edited by ono of the best
Guild of Holy Cross Church held
critics
of
the
drama.
condition,
their regular weekly meeting oti
O’Henry Mcmorlnl Award:‘*Prize
I coming
Monday afternoon at tho home of
stories
of
1925.
This
standard
an
■ell taken
Mrs. Clyde Derby on Myrtle Avenual collection is nlwny-B rend with
tuie.
1interest by lovers of short stories.
The regular routine of business
Pierce:
"Understanding
Our
that Mrs.
wns
carried out, with reports from
te to San- Children". A recently published
tho standing committees, plans
book
written
by
a
well
known
psy
Lthe evewere nl:o discussed for a play to
future (Ic chologist on tho fundarpoatnl probe presented by the Guild mem
ier hands l cesses of child nature.
bers somo time after Eucter Other
Spencer: "Philosophy of Style".
■lied off,
matters
of
importance
were
An
important
treatise
on
literary
pse of the
brought before the meeting.
stylo
in
poetry
and
prose.
Id n nicctAs is customary during Lent, no
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wa
n nt 3:30
Fiction
refreshments
were served.
French Avenue, announce
-full conFrvine: "Changing Winds". A of a daughter on Mar. 7. *
Itudy and delightfully written story of an
Robert Holly, Jr., left Monday In
new club Irish boy and his English friends, has been named Elizabeth.
Ids car for Atlanta, Go., where be
depicting tlitir college dnys nnd
goes to join hi* wife who bar* been
life in London and taking them in
visiting her parents, Mr. «nd Mrs,
J. H. Huff, for tho past two weeks.
to the European war,
•Mr. and Mrs. Holly will return to
| Hudson: “ Purple Land”. Tin
Hanford tin- latter part of the week.
scene Is laid in Uruguay, nnd show!
the author's rare appreciation m
Ralph Wight nnd Elton Moughnature scenery, which he combines toti returned on Saturday from
Mrs. I.. U. Turner and Mrs. Pentpwith humof nnd pathos and nrtis JaeksuiivilU- where they went to sey of Paytona Reach were the
tic expression.
bring home a new yacht recently guests of MrR. Mattie Pace at
luncheon on Monday.
Knyc-Smith: “ Stnrbrace". The purchased by Mr. Moughton.
The members of the San Sonel
Bridge Club were mo*.* delightfullyentertained on Friday afternoon
by Mrs. Braxton Baggott a t her
apartm ents in Boa* Court.
Quantities of vivid hued calen
dulas were effectively arranged
In bowls and baskats la the rooms
where the card tables were plac
ed.
After
several
progressions,
scores were counted and the prise
for top score among the club mem
bers, a dainty guetft towel was won
by Mrs. Eugeno Tittle. The high
score guest prize, also a guest
towel, went to Mrs. Ralph Stevens,
In cutting for the consolation prise,
n stenciled towel, Mrs, Percy Mero
was the fortunate one.
Following the game, tha tables
were laid with dslnty covcfi and
refreshments consisting of chicken
(•llnd, saltlncs olives, sandwich'd,
coffee and nn ice course were serv
ed by the hostess.
Those playing were Mrs, Ray
mond Fox, Mrs. I>ee A. Conoley,
Mfs. James A. Wells, Mrs. Eu
gene Tittle, Mrs. Hasell Brown.
Mrs. Edward Betts, Mrs. Edmund
Meisch. Mrn Ralph Stevens, Mrs.
Perry Mcro, Mrs. James IUdgo and
Mrs. Grant Wilson.
To ow* oran the most criminally n e g -; of the Ulonloa senator, end dot
ID Ilgent
„ — * of „parental
----- . . .
! te r of the famed statesm an, h
Henna, la rumored aa a pool
An Ideal
____ candidate In th e
presidential
"The kitchen area cross.
> 1election. Mrs. McCormick and
I w ith I could put It aU in the • ice Itoosevett Lcmgwcrth a re b
, dies and are aald to b* eouaht
Th« Pipe -Organ Club members chopping bowl and chop!
B ut when the juleea of the part* politicians fo r e d rk e on h ard ka
were most pleasantly entertained
to anU nglo.'
on Monday afternoon by Mr*. R. Icy
S tarted sw plng out.
——
II. Berg a t her attractive home on
Pungent,
H aro Tan Read?
Park Avenue.
Many bowls of lovely early
spring flowers adorned the spa
cious living room, forming a pretty M « * i £Twn,
women made fam ous only bar
setting for this affair.
A
^
hti^
W
tlh
*
n
to
m
i
u
mou*
husbands.Lincoln.
The women
The approach of St. Patrick's day
And the kitchen
to amlle. Mrm% Abraham
Mrs. Bi
was evidenced In every detail, In
* —BY H ELEN HOYT. dIet Arnold, Theodosia B urr, ]
responding to roll call, the mem
a
u ...
Jam es Blaine, Mrs. Jefferson
ber* gave Irish jokes, which a f
A
via, Mrs. Benjamin B utier, I
forded much merriment.
, .__ . F1?** Cocktail
Jam es Madison. Th# author <
A short business session was Chicken, lobe te r or aweebread patty tatuJs tJu t each ^ th n 9 wives
held, a t which time tho regular
Buttered m e n pcaa
| tho Intellectual superior of her 1
weekly reports were given. Dona
Finger rool*
Land. Wfcafti the one w ar? Woi
tions of fancy work for tho Gift Pineapple and cream cheese ralad
for ^ , u b o v w , cif iB „
Basket were turned in, and ma Lemon ico Coff Aoaortcd cakes ev, n tf they carl ouUhlne hlm l
terial!) fo r other articles for tha
basket wero distributed.
_ ,‘
Mr. and Mr*. H arry H eersh 1
The mission study course con
It a Bclnx Done.
a* their house guests Mr*. J4TH1
ducted by Mrs. W. D. Gardiner
A n,unm arried woman signs her Weckorlo and daughter, I X | ]
proved most Interesting.
name with tho "Mias" In paten- Weckcrle of Philadelphia. P a ,
A fter all business had been a t therla—thus (M ite) Mary B lank.1 Dr. Laurent of New York
tended to, a most enjoyable social
hour wns hold, tho hostess tervir.fr
a dainty ice course carrying out
tho St. Patrick Idea.
A large number of members were
present.
Aprncs Guild'Holds
Regular Meeting On
Mo n cl a y Afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Maurer
Hostesses At Dinner
Dance On Saturday
Cvnthia: Brides, Beware!
Mr. and Mrs. Jack M aurer en
tertained most delightfully a t a
dinner nnd dance on Snturonv eve
ning at the Sanford Country Club.
The color scheme of pink and
green wns bcnutlfully carried out
with potted plants, and basket:) of
pink Columbia roses.
After dinner, dancing wss In
dulged In until a Into hour, the
music being furnished by the Sem
inole Syncopator*.
Covers were laid for 40 guests.
Mrs. Ida Myranda and Mlsa Elln
McDeugall of New York eftjr o r a ,
visiting In Sanford as the gussU of
Mrs, Minnto Mao on Celery Avmuttsq
bqfore going to Cuba.
B. J. Starling motored to Cocoun
on Monday whore he speak the day
on business.
^^Allcae Sumnc t?
R. Melling Entertains
At Dinner On Friday
In the Neons
Poor but proud young blades of
Moslem Russia protest ngainst
“selling brides like cattle.” They
city murrtngo market coats of 100
pounds of sugar, 36 pounds of but
ter, four pounds of lea, 35 of
honey, two pairs of shoes, and a
wallet of gold for n bride. One
wonders if the social phrases of the
question trouble swuins so much
as the stab in tho pocket hook I
Among tho many lovely dinner
parties nt the Sanford Country
Club on Fridny evening was thnt
given by R. Melltng.
The table was centered with
erystnl baskets filled with calen
dulas and other early spring flow
ers combined with ferns.
Covers wero laid for Miss Mary
Cobb, Miss Mary Hinton, Miss
Louise Prevatte, Mlsa Helen Hoke,
Curtis Barber, R. Melllng, I^o
Fields, John Ivey and F. L. Davis.
'‘It will not bo long before dl- ■
vorce Is the, normal termlncilon o f ,
every marriage rather than death," j
saya a judge in Ohio, commenting I
on the fact that divorce In his I
country Increased 60 per cent lent [
year and innrTinges but one and a
hnlf per cent. He blames divorce |
on the modern vogue for “fourflushing" ami tho economic dis
aster Into which tho modern homo
fall* because of inflated standards
of living.
the most artistic Indian dancl
ever seen upon th e grans-carps1
prairie.
AMUSEMENT
AT THE
at
M ilano
" f i l e r i n i tT i h a r.u n * «
- T H E V A N IS H IN G
A H K S It lA V
A Hat ltos-'i C-’i-iedy
l'kihu News
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anothu?
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t o i>m~ o n L a
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k'HOw 1
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“A SLAVE OK FAStttON1*
CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE FROM 1 P. M. TO U P. U.
THIhG—-*
IP
F L O 'iU f?
interest to
k-ting par
MV. March
ly Shaw bp.
James E.
*king place
I Mrs. J, 8.
of only a
■t intimate
ishort wi-i|1 tinu- they
rious points
*ir return I
their home. *
Bin in with-
uPpine.is.
• the Usl of
^sy's issue
^ in this
last month
^ “11. Wesbison. Vann
[L Eugene
,*rl Evans,
onJohnson,
Morrison,
l'Pt. Henry
, Frederick
hols«r.
1probe
th»—0P>■r Last wood
whose
[«ael was
»Ut«i reve***■> refery at
t&HDflT AC&Ut OVtQ
COmPTOMI^X NFOP lOPACCO JAK5 ?->
op
of his who made suen a spociacio
c _ BY CINTHIA GREY
of an innocent litti# pen wiper
BOMfc, DAY on© of our country *
«>e*t minds will -organize a com could lr.1 ri«M
pany entitled “Tho Right Wedding i s y r r c
{SSJ " ^ u r ^ ^ nut a..
* Worlds
blue
funding
to be
cent
shows.
Thoso MUo orgumenU
th at will creep out even in our
b « t families to to whothor s pnlr
of pink satin shootreos or* that
or mousetraps,' and whether fruit
and nut bowl* ora foot tubs or
finger bowls community sins. •
IUs * wise brido who know* her
own tongue a t *««h • time.
U
tuna/B L o w ssn d
' p r k T .1 U » f - a r 16 when some vtslting Icleml com'™ -n salad plate *ct would have inonts on “yotur Tovcly, lorely
r iU .e combination!" a n i she sow
that malicious l4 o U ;yoa-#o look
her Lord and MasUf'a ayw l
bA „2f
Jou J S
Wedding gifts! filor# tho major
portion of 'em ta th* o t t k and
try to lire happUy e r a a fte r in
g ^ s r v - S ,- ;
- f o r Spring
-
A<m , i P w £ y
s*£l lS y
9—W*)
Com-
NECKWEAR
WEDDING- P P t O E N r O —■
BTRIPES—CHECKS—PATTERN DESIGNS IN A WEALTH OP A B TO t IC COLORS
FOB SPRING
A splendid assortment of tha very amartest sad pwweat spring color eomblnstlons In
patterns nod dasfgna. Silks, silk iud wool, crene« ana knita in bright psstsl
coloring*. Narrow stripM In n variety of colon In varying Inlanattias. Prints, flgurad
designs, thnt a n vary popnlar this ssasor. Tho vary finest quality, reasonably prlcod.
bbosmI
"JUNO o r TUB TBJUCf^^iA
H a l C lia s * C om ed y
and
A asop F a b U s •
i-TEC'T
' we names
I trade who
* the Gramla of Febru-
— isn't M r ls t— V T d l lT t n u U A M U K & '*
TVED* R*n AY
Lew Cody and Norma Stiaarsr
Is a nroreeslon
nrofrealon which,
• Mrs. N ..FF.. Thomas of
Parenthood is
cf J*cksonvlllo Is tne guest of h 'r «l*f*r
must have higher educational quailRobert Holly, a t her home In Park Brattons before one enters it, scAvenue.
, cording to the Child Study Assocls-------I tlon of America which complains i
The many friends of Mrs. C. J. that anyone can be a parent whsth- !
Wolfe will be glad to learn thnt er cquiped for the Job or not. A 1
she Is now able to be out again good field to work ini We'va been J
nftcr a recent operation st the Fcr- fed too much sentimental bosh *
*
Princess
P n ra m n u iu 'a IU « HpncUt
1'riniurt Ion
rn a
�THE BANFOlfift HERALD, TiTirgnAV. MARCH 9. 1926
tfr'th/flrfTxltiy nt Xfarch. A. t* !>»
divide ally n n i ** ono . . . . , i iiotna
of Knior *
business under the fJnp- name of ( * » D
°enny Trade Cornerstone
Of Rich Broadway Sto res
New York Survey Shows
NEW 'YOflR, March 0. (/h
.
BPOidwny’s continual change of
populntitm, anopual business con
ditions and its ^individuality,*’
have been factors in ns m any of
tha street's financial concrstones
as other influences hnve built the
wealth of Wall B trert.
| £ P A necessity to Broadway’s hu«iJ*'1-- 1-- - ■ . crowds th a t ithrong
l..... *
naes
1# crowds;
the «treet in day time nnd the
g-k. tatatregoer* In t h e . evening—for
; whom must go to thc shnps remain
v : open.
Every night to the great
m ajority of persons on Broadway
la
thee Saturdny
It th
Saturday night of “ Fmir
•.Cafiwra."
It la the penny business of this
th a t Is the foundation of
w ealthy establishments.
Many
o f the most desirable comero, re-
ng rentals in staggering fig*
do not houso Jewelry shops
lacvh doing business on wide
In* of profits. , They ore
it njrnopolircd.by cubby ho)os
ut of trie side of n huildihg,
all around like a p a rt of the
ThH r wares arc orange juice
• cold-by the gins* for a few cents,
'fly e and tan ctmt candies, “hut
d o n ,” trinkets th a t pique the eye,
aoft drinks and related "quick
* bit*.”
A t th* m*k
hours for
these
places, the crowds around them nru
. fionvo years npn one irutn mneeivoil thn idea thnt theatre ®wne
ers m ight .hettet1 ncll tickets tint
othinvtsc sold a t half price than
not a t nil.
He leased- th« haocmont of n diM'tr athre, bought the
tickets a t half price, sold them
for ten cents nior« tin n ho paid
for them, or nllnu-cd any number to
be purchased w ith a yearly liubrcrlptinn curd—sold a t a fcif dol*
IlliirrLh-wJftf
\ l f r » n tto
n lhim.
itm
%
'
Inr..—at cost tpries
4
His business expanded utnil it
interfered with ,th« drt/R Vtorc oo
he bought the building and now
hi* business operations yoqnihj a
corporation to manage.
Broadway gradually is being
built up; here nnd there a sky
scraper seemingly .pops up over
night, hut its institutions arc old
nnd firmly established. They
yield slowly nnd ns they go it
raises another problem,* because
the district is surrounded , in n
monner thnt precludes broad local
expansion,
Rnmr At Hsynet. If lit In.
d»;ul nil unknown
any Intrrrflt In tow
SUPPLIED
t h <j
y ’o f fietiiemlior.
lion and thorn tmtkn a n e hill nf V om phtiht rVInnt J'pit tn thin callso.
attwi*- hralerml thnt -thin
LihlVdii'd In The Kanfprd
lleWriPftWT tm li H a n r d In
eptlobh. County, - riorM :i(
week for eight - etajpor.
hum .11 C- It. Sowell. <‘f hewmnn.
•Ji :• l J .l !.:mir and
IV. Tj i s a : Mm - nl \.
I. iiv. I’arl
wfrX.--------------- f*nik
<*nnini* le niiknnmi
n't Thonieu'l i nd
IiS iv ft, itii Trust rui
I ntid i 'nlnnlxnt Inn
frd n m i pniMtlnn
tlnrhapuitli. ax l.lqritnldn
head
ui tun
i.’niiiiiany,
ii iii lull nt Itnuliuid:
.lioldi | * nf I'll*• Ida
.nlxnlinn t'ldiipi'ny.
Miiiul .uriini n i lun,
«• nil} i.nvvn .In i".ph
m l ivLf.. Ai r . .
PO TTER ’S
There's only ono w ay to stop
boils. Stop the cause of Jioilp!
That's common cense—isn't it7 All
light. Boils thrive because the
blood gets so weak in healthy, red
:eil3 th at It c a n 't throw ol7 the im,a mities tl?at get into the lx>dy.
there’s not enough rich, red blood
.o purify tho system.
Now—S. S. B. builds back the
blood to fighting strength. S. S. S.
builds red-hloou-celh—builds them
by tho m illions! Boils dry up!
S. S. S. is tho thing. Im purities
that, cause boils and other skin
crupthus rn n ’t stand* un against
tiie rich, healthy, red blood thnt
3. S. S.. builds. T h a t’s nil there >in
to it.
Stop Ixiils v.dth R. S. S. I t ’s the
vny. fict it a t nny drurgipt. Tho
erger bottle is more economical.
Special attention
parties, i'ccept
. and wedding
lielievo ui f l hlion ..... in c o m p a ia tiv o p ro g re ss lit the
with LEOHAUDI’S .COUCH KYKUP
ne\l (tvn year* than any oilier city
(CUKOLOTCD)
C ts'-toto I* the-lieat hmdinK ngent
W chronic toim hs and edits u ,d throat
*nd lung trmil’Tes. ,
In (lie state.
Sanford s Clajra of Fclcn
i n Aloe i t r d nirliUcuxifth a n d sleep
to yortcis toVc it dosc u / r
JK O -rlA P-D PS
(..rlh PIT * t
*1 ft i ’. mi «
Good for tho kiddies.
Ask your druggist for It.
i — ban
3 - The
im ply a secondary source of revenue.
6 —S anford s* a Hfll« I'
»u
7 -Sanlord ai a | nn'p'tubu Cs
8 — How b anlutd l) GroWJit.
Spirit <;f .‘■anlurd’r G»jdi
- uf Morida widespread llirou^lt llie North, Sanford
ittracliona to a remarkable extent.
10— Sotilord a* a Place I" K-n '«
| | — Neal tdate PcsriliilpM** is
12—Sanlotd'i Modei*ie Cod cl Lr"
13 —Business Nrcctubci in ^ n,5:*
14—Recapitulation ol I ac» »»d
//
R ing us, phone 53G, nnd say
iu want uh to Hcrnl Home one
ahow you and tell you about
FARMERS
foro o u r. najil ..Circuit, Cojjrl
^UELtc
------- --- *"He IV.x u
A d a y . i t ) - d a y s t o r y o f it F l o r i d a r o n i m u n i t y f l i n t Wr>
An ideal interior finish.
Nails direct to studding nnd
does away with lath mid plns-
and -
ymi
M. I.nfc' and wif*———
ivbun CbrUtlAn r ta it» i> unkmiwnl
(irijrcn*
AiiaitstU"
Thomson end
IMt."if“ l
l
II iMntfi tfl* Kiiwvn Pnmlvx
r ',
If deiul nil unknown P«r‘le» claim - nf Florida I-and 'pud ?*<’,
«n
Ins miT Interest In *hil- l'» the ful- Comiiiny. l.lm li'd . > LMinilx.it
.niiinm
llon
luivlnx described land , under • the Win. Alexander Ituehaimiin ns I.lnul*
„ M fu ab ele II. Olbpnn. . rtereMcd. ihit nr uf rKInrtiln txr<l,«iul c.ulniiixtina h-lra. devise,!*. leKM«r», Kran- tion r..m:.,*ny. U.Imiiud. n ,«ir m w .i.
tee« or olti.rwlxn; hhjl nil trtibnhwn Men M lin w la n d r a ll- former, wioi’l-parties clalmlnK .ny lnie eet in aiH hdldir.H of Klfirliid l ^ n d t»nd < Mnnto th ltie fulloWIn# described liftida.
Unilnn
Cnbipany.
11
THACT TWO
Jlqiihtatril Cnrporation. n-hnno iiKjnrx
The K u l linlf (U til "f the
an- ufiknpwa: Joseph M Aiiednn la
S o u th w e s t ^ v i i a r t e r «S ' ) •>{>;" f
iUld vrlfo------—•■».—------ — Ariodnlllln
tile Hulltli"Tin quarter ( i l r ’i) i wi.iuu*tfhrlaitiin name In unUtuiun,
rf Hi** r outlies*! iinarter tSt.■Vfi-y uf the nli." •
i,) of Section 3. Township 31
... d f III l|W. null U
South nf Kantie S» Huxt;
It-iif h.'iitl parth x he
Hamit JN- Urotrn If llvltin. n m l .
tU‘d>:uiiinins luier*
When Joseph Mylcr pf JoUyKas.,
rjJJuwJnic ih’ctarid
Perhaps ypu have never serious
ly considered the value of bread.
\ ou should encourage e v e r y o n e
in your family to eat -arliberal
amount of it each meal. R e s o lv e
now. that your table s h a ll a l
ways be laden with a p le n tifu l
supply o f bread—the m o s t v a lu
able food k n o w n to c iv iliz a tio n .
.
th n l
ninl tu o b .u f-ym i'-W um l ap pear oo-
I- ,T8T*N»
Kouertson, Wj
n s fJu»rC/an. nf "IhAvut.
Th<- Hast H*lf . tfe*^), nf «h» UieiWKln,
Ijinir nndAfnrl Lanpi
3. I^tuf nail
S outheast oanrliV
«)
"t
!
it
If*.
m
iM
rJ). lain*} Howard A.
| He limit hIVeel qua Her (HW t > UAK and hcU
wIfn. I.'itelT la m # . Lari
DO YOU KNOW ABOl f
BUILDERS
.o
II |* h e r e b y o r o l r e i l
n !1*’ ui tk n o w n */n*3 1<** ' J S f c »•>>
i n t e r e s t In nnS tn in « r b l m w i n # no
»» Ctfrpaater nf Tnyiersvilir. Ain*
s c rlb H l lan d " :
vi
j u u i n m i; o i a n y
o t h e r food t h a t you can
fnco, cat a nd e n jo y t h ree
times a day, for t h ree h u n d r e d
anti r . i : : l y - t ivc d a y s a y e a r ,
throughout you r e n tir e life?
Phone r»3f»
of.
AUDITS
tl early nineties, Sanford was one of the moat exclusive
t I loriua. Suliaequenl to that time came die realizalloiv
bccau3e of its nhort aeasonalde niilurr*, created no stabil*
tho answer in " It is."
■ There in n profit from the shnpn
On the ground floors and restau r
ants, and dance halls, night clubs
and cabarets give excellent returns
fo r tho second floors.
Usually
th e upper stories arc lofts, con
sidered of smnll accounts, but tho
g reatest profit is on tho roof.
Partially obscured by day, the
night reveals thousands of signs,
so close thnt nt times they cannot
be distinguished at a short dDtnnc.
Leases for theso spares run into
enormous sums, one of the most
expensive locations having a re
puted value of $150,000 a year
A drug store teased at more than
$40,000 a year n space through
which subwny pntromi puss to the
trains.
Its walls are decorated
with Brands nnd lined with soda
fountain
As Bcoro of clerks
hardly nh!u to move are kept cuntlnuall. m work.
There is a Having in cost
when you use Sheetrock.
“ d - M k t e V r 'comply
J3n«or..tl*o*wiKli- nsgrafitfM o f
-• *i
n n«>ne.: individually and & * of
the partner" of 'he i*W j u jiw * 0.?
* Haynes. if 11v1n*r n ml j r
“*]
unknown parties rlalnilni^ nnj 1
term t In the jnpda; herein^ter. ««
T ltA tT ONK:
f)f SeinlnMe Cottnty, Flor10 any HOd all fillifr j iw
•(ton w Iim» iiivnioXvflra u n k n o w n ,
r l n lm ln w a n y r i g h t . l l l l o ; h r I n t e r e s t
In a n d lo t h e la m ia h c r e l n s o p V ii d e rc r lb e i l. o r a n y p a r t o r p a r c e l th e r e *
v
m - A. M. «VH;
a f t e r d e s e r t tin t u n iter t h e *aid L . K .
wui initiated into Tlmta Nu Epsi
lon fratern ity a t Baker University,
Baldwin City, Has., he was made
rocrctary nnd told he would have
to lump n spicy handbill or bulle
tin once a month. He followed in
One Of Five Unknown structions nnd ih now under a r
rest for criminal libel. Handbills
Chemical Elements Is alleging unseemly conduct on the
part of other students were dis
Science’s Latest Find tributed
nil over town, and the
university hired a defective agency
URBAN, Ills., Mar. D.-UP)— to find out who wroto them.
Discovery of ono df the five unknoivn chemical fdccent wns - a n
nounced today by the University of
Illinois, the work of Dr. B. S. Hop
WASHINGTON, March O.'bB)—
kins, professor of inorganic chem The Supreme Court today refused
istry, assisted by I,. F Ynteroa and to entertain an uttemped legal
J. A. HafriH, of tho chemistry staff. challenge ngainsl American par
It wiy/i the first time such n dis- ticipation in the World Court.
covcry/evfr hnd been made in this
coim)j% 4
Bartow—Finns preparing
Tlj/' rm i/clem cnt is known in tho new ShOO,000 bank structure.
chemlsti^' ns number 01, Eighty- is Till; m i n it m i I rr o r t m i :
seven of.the iiusribJe C2 simple sub
sr.ti:N 'iii .ii n iriM . t int i it*
o r T in: s t .IT i ; o r p i .o iiiiia
stance* willt’fi,inuke up all the com
IN .AND ro il. Xl.niNOl.i; rill Npounds that exist, previously hnd
•rv. in riiA V iR itv.
been isolated and identified. It is
m m T<« Unlrt Tlllr.
the combination of these various tVII.I.IA’M 'I’ll IvUllAI.D.
C um Id a I tin ill.
elements that make up m atter.
' V*.
The discovery followed extensive WAHJUNOTON o u ’ ENS. cl nla.
M rfriuiiuitx.
research covering more thuq five
o r i l r r r f P nhlli'iillfio
years in the rare earth's laboratory .Tin- I'lxiif t riorM ii to Mo- afterof tho University.
«i <itn-ti parlies. <iri'toiiiK»
To H'iixblogi.*ii ■(>wt*os, If llvinir.
Thu mast recently ylisenVored oh*, mul
If i|. .it] i ll unUnou n i. iril.-«
•nont was Hafnium announced in rlutiulpa any lu(‘.ri-t>l In ill. lulnlx
In
•
i
In.
1 11 ■r t|#»it.rll.e(|
uiul> r I In
Copilihngen in 1!»23.’ The nnti: II H'li'-nllnjlnll OWi'tix, •I• e. nxi-il.
nouncopicnt created g re a t intercut us
In lrn. tlttviseya, legnit'e-t. ttrunhut the element is Comparatively le.'X, or ullierwiNn; t i K.. jinr.n' Inlittle known.
comparable only to the crowd thntmomlng and night jam tho subwhy trains.
- One m erchant has capitalized a
space eight feet square on Colum
b ia Circle with n complete tile ami
nickeled plated kitchen where a
wolner sandwich ffbrl a cup of coffse can be had—hut you m ust step
oat on the sidewalk to eat it
O n ly . two customers enn bo ac
commodated a t once.
This place
M pe a high rental nnd the fixta re s required more than $2,000 to
Install, (rat the proprietor has
found the business worth It.
Other shops cramp their floor
space for a glittering front win
dow. They go In mostly for nov
elties and their existence Is gained
principally from tho curiosity of
the thousands who ura Intrigued
by the display.
There nro a
number of "passsgeway" stores
which hold continuous nurtinn
s sales.
Some have doom, others
do not. Tho auctioneer wants his
voice to reach the passerby. Tlu>.w
THINKS FAY TOO I.ABGI
placet are never without their
crowds of eurlout nnd tho old euyPHILADELPHIA, Mar.
tng bolds good: ’Get ’em in a n d .1—Itcv. A. W. Petty, of New York
they’ll bur.1'
j called tn Grnce Baptist Temple
Up and down the street a r e ' tbinhs $10,000 is ton much salary
found unique and devious c sta b -, Ho is willing to accept $8,000.
llshments catering to the crowds, i
The first-tim e visitor to Broad
Sein in g — 111 i<l valuta trunsneway frequently Is surprised to see tions during P.»‘Jr», totaled n t . - i
that tho Formica and Fifties up- fiOti.OOU.
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Perry—-We: t Coast Development
—three to six story buildings, Co. will hitllil railroad front hero
Iktany of which nntedato tha time to Tampa and Ft. PcUmburg.
o f 'elevators,
Th# query is often
mado os to why this valunble
» vr
,
TUjcfcrrti"
n l.i.u n il
FRESH
DAILY
FROM
YOUR
GROCER
m e rita o re a d is in e one
bread of many, that 'is m ade
w ith the very finest in g re
d ie n ts obtainable. It is th o r
oughly m ixed and w ell bakud.
O ver 15,tfi)0 retail g roccra find
it th e ir , best seller— bocauae
th o u san d s and thc'ur.r.run! o f
pcoplq d riv e U ;:rr,-d c f ii3
goodncs.1. M erit.i Urea ! com es
in tw o sizta. single and cp lit
loaf.
Information, booklet and reprints of any or all of the aJi'crliscmcnls in ifc# Kr,CJ
be mailed upon rcqueik
{.
San i on] (iliamber of Coinincrcu
�' taken, 'sayings
\ets Bea
T»
■m u s t C o n s e n t 1
!French boy* nnd Kins. Gustave of
Sweden have had a lot nf fun with
PHnee Chlchibu of -Japan. The
boy* were kept profitably busy recovetins tennis ball.- which the
prince knocked over tho fence innumber and central would not glv* »fc*d of the net. Then the klujmade the prince have his picture
it to him.
BARTON
•s CURED
flosses
len Are
j
i
\YH1FKKILS ARB D A N N K D .
R O M E . M arth « P.—WP)—GnU
drivers and taxi chauffeur* M f
forbidden to wear whisker*. ' AJI
edict of Govironr Crenionrsl U f l
, whi»kvn> arc Indecorous and h>CO*(*
p.xtihto with the dljrnlty of worUtf
(citizens.
*
{£1
_!>ns To
) { public
Mar. ®*
[jnr of the
Snpervi*intenanee
Comilia*
cksonvflle,
primarily
sy air It®
i and reg
ime in the
■
f commi**
uncing the
tt* and of
will hold
Csrler *tawill hold
ccive any
writing
cat code,
pretation,
time for
Jon of such
pendment.
eriance innlUneoualy
revisions
lies rrgupiintenancc
spa Ti
nts.
y citizen
rnt in writ
he acceptd, and will
deration,
elintc* end
| joint KithIt:, and rectaken up,
by promlSnt meeting
by Mr. CurIfeiffer,
of urehi^rgh, of the
inspector*
live Iwdies.
Work
bounty
Fast
imrli It.-—
bua county,
bunty higliBlc nmi Miling of the
rd by April
will begin
Itway close*
I 4 Jacksoncanopy and
of the old
the State ifi
Ink in Slnte
iine» 1‘rairie
k>rt'*«t route
Micanopy
t h a t are a fe a st fo r th e
a tr e a t to th e taste—
£ a n d d e lic io u s, a lw a y s
Instantly there stood the real king „r the Land «f the Blue Cherry.
The minute Blue W hiskers lost
Instantly theu turned
,t
hi* beard, he cried out. 1 m done iliers nnd gusrtls. Ami n b it'o f
fori 1 can't stay in Fairyland now. the Blue Cherry dapped into the
I’ll hnvc to po and work for my moat turned it bark
----- into water
living.”
again.
Then he rushed out of tho kitchen
Then they hunl.-*I dp the alliga
door and that waa the end of him tors and they nil turned into farm
The cook picked up the Blue ers. And still for all thc hika
Cherry and wns ju st about to swal taken off it, the Blue Cherry waa
low it. when Jupo, the kangaroo, as whole i.s ever.
grabbed it out of his hand.
The king anti the prince went ns
Padclyfoot, the mouse, took u far a* the wicket kale with the
nibble, nnd instantly there niood Twin*.
the real king of the Land of the
Nancy took the Mm- C hary nnd
Blue Cherry."
Put it into her pocket, nnd then
Then Jupo took a snip nnd he turned to foy good-bye.
turned a t once from a blue kanga
But wonder of wonders! There
roo in a blue velvet coat, to a sjood the Fairy Queen and Ducto •
handsome prince in a blue velvet Snuffles and the other fair doc
suit. '
tor railed Doctor pulse N. Pill *
“Thank you, children," *aid he And there was poor Twinkle Pen
"My brother and I never would Util] wondering around the room
have become ourselves- again if you kinging, “ F.frty-nlnr bluebottles
hadn t come searching for the Blue nhnnging on the wall!" The furnCherry, And I beg your pardon iture was covered with writing,
If I wns ever rude to you or scold and the wall- acre covered, nnd
.ho" ors “«* becoming commoaplnce for Miss Rnmona Trees, of
ed you. A kangaroo can't be ex the ceilings and everything that i " ,nr,e,.<1' Kansas. At National Park Seminary. Washington, with MO
pected to hnvc as fine manners as could be vvrl'ten on vva» covered r" mPclttors, she has been cho:» n Munlj Grns carnival queen. And she
n prince.”
with words,
already enjoyed the title of the wheat state's most pulchritudinous
“Oh, th at’s nil right,” answered
The magic shoes had gently but
Nick. “ Vou aro as kind ns could; swiftly carried the Twins from the
be. The only thing you were crose Land of the Blue Cherry back to said the Fairy Queen. “Conic here.
WANTS AN APOLOGY
about W’a s the wicket.”
the Fairy Queen's palace from Twinkle Pi n. llere'ii n nice cher
. Jupe laughed kindly, or 1 should, which they had started, as quickly ry. Take a lute."
NEW YORK, March 0.-(/l'> —
say. tho’ prince Uaugjied kindly, us you could . ;y"Hi>u"
Lady Cathcart wants an apology
“That is all over now,” he said.
Why hello, here kiddies!” cried1 T,l° p"or falryman who had
“Aand now ju st as soon ns 1 do the Fairy Queen with delight, drunk the blue ink. and had !>een from the State Department because
tiok
*u>‘» Mr*. ®run^y has settled
one more thing, you may take the
oii ve , oly been gone ten min acting quecrly ever since
on these shores. As to England
Blue Cherry to tho Fairy Queen. utes! That was quick work. Did quite a idle
So suying, Paddyfoot, excuse me. you act tin- Blue Cherry to euro
Instantly he changed from blue and Mrs. Grundy tho C o u n te s s snid
1 mean, tho king, nnd June, I mean Twinkle I'eh?"
- t o white and his hair changed in a speech before the Moron Club
the prince, led the way to the court
" i es, here it is,” said Nancy, bnck from orange to brown.
'in llunn Brothers Cafeteria: "Noroom und gave each little black handing it over. “But ten min“ I’m all cured now," be said where do wo see her ugly face
iiig und each big white .pig. n nib- ales! Why we even went to China! gracefully.
"Thank
you.
my smirking nnd sneering at us any
ole of tile Blue
Cherry. Instant- And vve'w had evi r so many ad- i dears. I'll have to buy a n ic e log more."
1y they all turned into lords und I ventures."
| rrnV-r now and rub out ail the
Indies.
"That's right," said Nick. "It s tu p I have written."
Largo—Group of 20 houses
Next they went out to the court- mu'-t have taken up ion minutes; The Twins, too, had nii>ri> vv.ok building at Indian Rocks.
yard nnd fed every crab and cod-(just In climb Cherry Bounce Hill.ahead.
'
-------------------------------fish and lobster u bit of Blue ( her- alone!"
|
(To Be Continued.)
age tile factory from Virginia, to
ry.
1 "Tea minutes by my watch!" (Copyright, 1H2A, NKA Ser., lnr.) locale hero.'
1S84COI.A
'J-W B
(H'lator of
■"UKh \Ve»t
|d that the
addition
si
j m thi*
and that
next A i . ,
the f o r n m f
stories
Jhe Sun C„.T
a total of
in real <■*.
fvrr Fluridn
pa and often
Hvny feeling
of these
nearly alirh spurious
“on to make
the rule.
* man who
s hundred
lit*Kt year
■' may tax
rhant iv*
f ;|,«»t there
* vain dog
h»'l a hunIT f a f i (|I.
h
fr -t in
Ifarralor* get
refitted,
ps-n niet in
W. 'hey lK..
t*i wt Itc.
your
LJWooo on n
c that true?"
; ^ trot with
sptior.s, jn
rS?
not
J fw .
“Nature's Century O ld Masterpiece
AOS
Foremost among the developments of the Circater San
ford District, its location at the intersection of Geneva
and Mel Ionvilie Aves., its type of improvements, its un
matched natural beauty all make for a home commun
ity that is unrivaled in the great development and im
provement program that is now taking place in the en-.
tire Sanford section.
*
I li t mltd, s u b u n tu l building that hi* been
accomplivlinl in Coral Gallic* it tin* beat gaaruntir of.it* fulurr. More tlnn 2500 homr*
iiave already Ixtii completed and over 1500
are umlrr way. Approximately .10,000 occu
pants are in permanent revidcnce in tlicte
artistic dwelling* and in th«* 50 or more
apartment house* which have been, since their
opening, taxed to capacity.
Ts
prices in Wynnewood are not'high, they are in keeping
with the development, for it is a spot where a man of
moderate means can secure his site, build bis home with
the assurance that values will enhance and not decrease.
The r e str ic tio n s insure against this. Wynnewood is a
most desirable home community.
GreiiuUottU in operation
( lubtanding among the acliicveraenta at Coral
Gable* are the magnificent Miami-Hiltmorc
Hotel and the Miami-Biltmore Country
Club with its two 18-holr golf course*, rr
icntly completed at a nwt of $10,000,000.
Their auperb structure*, together with T a
hiti Bathing Beach and exten>ive connecting
waterway*, are significant indication* of the
inability and permanence of Coral Gable*.
But the hotel facilities do not non with the
Miami-Bilttnnrr. Four more excellent hotel*
have been opened with a Rapacity of 2000
guest* and still another i* nearing completion
at a cost of $1,250,000.
We are desirous of proving these statements to you. Our
representatives will be pleased to accompany you to the
m-operty in their car. Drive your own car if you prefer,
,t talk t o - d u l u eprcsentatives because in no other way
v 11 vou get a m ie conception of the completeness of the
m ovem ent ip d development program of Wynnewood.
tkw of the
<nale b in s
all o u r
fh netted n
y- T b at thete tremendou* building accomplishmenu indicate lolidarity is a recognized fact.
And public improvement* — hundreds of
ntilei of paved •tracts, pavement*, water mains
on a
*m «• that
l have
10 toe en*
s*Ute
Manfanl Kudus U-n'oisuntalivs tor ~ > W 4 N
r o i i A i , v « i a u i tx m iH u u tta x
SllUno i t i u . w r m i s .
MaafoML Fla.
m r-
Wynnewood Properties, Inc* ,
J
\V. H. WISHARD, Preb.
CORAL CABLES
D. M. BREAM , Sale* D irecto r
.
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P J mold b
a dial
. t" ' Miami.
and white w.'y lighting— have kept pace with
the development*.*
And now, in addition, outside capital is
eniistrl in n qiiamr-billimvdollar building
campaign wliiih means five to ei/.lit years of
continual development and doubly intuits
future prosperity.
Those who have seen Corsl Gables, thoie
who have,irivcited in Coral Gablest recognize
thete achievement*, together with the land
scaping and planting which lias been in pro
portion to the building, at definite manifettation* nnd proof positive of the permanence of
the city.
But let ti* »lmw it to you. W a can ar
range a comfortable bus trip for you through
Coral Gablt* from any point in Florida. Let
us show you what i n fer* aeeemptukeJ.
Come into our local office for map*, photo
graphs and complete information.
Public improvements additional
guarantee
In
|**> was „ot
|J*M Rude in
,4 Plate he
'h u t M . 0 0 0
'"m* the re.
“rett at you
Coral Gables':
guaranteed
actual achievements
W. V. Wheeler, Inc.
US MApNOLM A VP.
[«.V ftla m i ^R ia iera Ji
Sanford Realty Company
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Salt'd A gen la
4 0 A iile a of Water Front
BALL
BUILDING
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It's as
E»*ex
CORAL GABLES CORPORATION nt Mllanr Theater Building
»ot in
}»X*nt doe*
t ’f f » Profit.
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�T3 8ANFORf> w m at/D. TUESDAY, MARCiyyy>E|
F ea ts In World Series
b y ' billy
EVANS
«Ilb\V about Dempsey?" I Pul
thnt question to John Ki*ko n few
Jfiyn after he had surprised the
fistic world by chasing Jack Dela
ney nil Over the ring a t Madison
Squurc Garden for 10 rounds.
“Sure! Anybody I I |ike to fight.
John Risko Isn't much on talk
but strong on fighting. Tlic nnnic
Jack Dempsey linn no fears for
him. I doubt If he thinks he can
beat Dempsey but I nm mire he
In 1021, Ileinie Oroh faltered At
t WHO will hr tho next youth W
third for the Giants. The youth
's t a r In a world series7
GrunllinK Hattie la Promised
j With nnother hardball Scramble ful Fred Llndstrom wns shoved
When Two Fighters Enter
shortly to begin, diamond fans are over on the hot sack and did some
Ring At Miami; Ge.onrian
i wondering whnt juvenile marvel remnrknjde hitting against W ash
will be next to find himself sud- ington, having a -b ig day against
Moves Camp For RoadW orlt
.....1 unexpectedly hurled into ' ‘ «l»nr Johnson, n rnnn ifho wns
Attraction Said T o. __ ...idsl
of the bid fight to (tain blazing lilx wny through the Amer
MIAMI, Fla., March 0.—(/P)—
ican League before Lindstrom was
Ecbpse All Former the October classic.
bom..
Earl
McNeely,
a
mere
kid,
all world series bring to
• 'R ing Shows Before thoNearly
frpnt k young stripling over- decided the aeries for Washington.
I nst year, Ossie Rlnuge was a and
... ‘
_*>.
Sanford_A ndiences '«. ____
t t * ___
A __± .^
,»hP
'r^h
. tho bean ball victim a t tho hands of i rr i.r
perhaps
was
first youth of importance to estab Vic Aldridge, Pirate chueker. .
To ttyrri base- ino
lish himself In a w orld’ scries. Biuere went out.
Hftbe, now over *f0. pitched nnd did Ducky Harris semi the 20-yenr-. boul
won thred victories fo r the Pirates old Buddy Myer, jn.it brought up ' nlgl
from New Orleans.1
jn v
of yore In Duly ngafnrU petroit.
Myer looked jnore like the S e n -j
I.nst October Adams took the eto r hut l«>v from the grandstand | . /
bill in relief rolo and pitched than nn infinldcr.
Yet he filled C,A‘
against the Senators nt Washing- in liter strange berth nt third f o r ,
ten, facing youngsters who had two dnys in neat style, although 1TV,111
not bfen horn nnd who couldn't shortstop is his regular position.
I; ,
walk when be was taming thti Ti
Why, even the hoy whose hit I Lj*
ger* of other years.
emit if and decided the series la
1
"Boots” Antloy, one of tho best
In Ift'jn, Ray Chnmpnian was vlc- still It youth-t-IInzcn “ Kiki" Cuy- , ! 1
known nnd most popular boxers of i tini of one of Cnrl Mnys’ stray ler.
;
* 1
| A«
the south, is scheduled to -meet Joe t twistcra and dentil followed. Joe
A few years ngn Wnito Hoyt, i J*au
:• Welling topnotcher from the north, [ Sewell, a youngster from Now Or- much nf u youngster, broke A r t ! h**n
In the fenture bout of the 30-round I leans, was rushed to Cleveland.1 Neitf’s heart by hurling su p e rb ' *“n'
cAht a t the Armory tonight. From He finished the season a t short. bniehnl) ugninst the Giants in one l ‘on
All, indications, the fight Is expected Although he hndn'l been with the of those Yunkee-GInnt world SCA
-'it .to draw, the best house In the hls- Indians long enough to lie eligible ries.
At tho tlmo Hoyt wjhi far two
1 an unknown amateur performer.
V tofy of :tbo game In this city nnd for the world series, Ilrooklyn per from n seasoned veteran, yet n rrov
• Today he Hands out ns one nf tho
the fans arc looking forward to mit! ml him to playm asterful twirler.
Stri
I heavies almost certain- to get a
v high class entertainment,
Rut for Chnnipninn's unfortu . Who'll he the next youth to the
3 shot nt Dempsey’s crown.
jv. Tito talent picked for Godalo'a nate death, Sewell might still be in smash into Jhe world series box sout
•
No doubt tjiere aro some experts
show exceeds thnt of any ho has the minors.
scores? Fans wonder.
who;
II who will scoff at the very Idea.
fi"\'h * ld here recently, w ith the pos3 They point to the fail thnt Risko
alble exception of Inst Tuesday
I lacks class, is just a tough baity
v3j night, when Ted Goodrich beat Kid
who ran take it.
Gamer, and A1 Irving won over
All of which may by true, but
Kid Rino.
J the fact remains that Itisko has
Ssf*'.1 Any of the boxers named, HOW
•Intel the rlass of tho heavyweight
S'v, ever, aro not of the class In which
}I division, Dempsey and Wills c'xM r , Welling and Antley have been |
II copied, and lias made a most re■ fighting for years, and these two (
'I markable showing.
have beaded cards in many cities
I j “ From baker boy to champion"
fiN throughout the country, wellingI may some day be the title of a
-----'
winter, even before announcement; | series featuring John Itisko.
j
has been up with tho best of them ;
As
; for year*. He has fought Lonnnrd.
plan, nnd G ene F nrnzen, M ctropoli- " r ''I* nm teh w ith F trib lin g , nnd an am ateur .b-hu mixed batter for
w wtchl*. Welsh, nnd a number of
Inn o p e n title ladder, m et the New •'<'!«’ co n d itio n in g w-as needed to
during tile day, also did a
• men who have either liceii rhani- 1 Golfers nod tennis player* cmi- l e r itey team of Harry H am pton and !»>«««* hint in sh ap e fo r th is fig h t. III bread
pjons or have held the position of tlnue to h<»ld the limelight through* ( Inr.-nee ifucknt v, in the lower T unncy to d ay c .n liiiu rd hts w ork- little mixing in the i mg dining the
I evening.
. leading aspirants *to the title.
'o u t Florida today, with the Miami lirm-kt t.
•
o u ts at tin* lloniim Pools, on M iam i |
Whin JoliM turned professional
Antloy has appeared all over tho four hall golf tournament In-udiii r
Vincent Richards, Francis
Beach.
! he quit the ball* ry for the gym
south and has defeated some of the the lie*, closely followed by Palm Hunter, and Tnke'clii llarada. ndnasium.
Filch day lie witrks with
most popular boys or the light- ■Bench's tennis tournament.
• 1vuneed nearer (tie championship
hut
one
t
him
gill m mind, getting
b- Well(ht class, His condition is t uid , Four lim ns engage in the semi- t yesterdnv. Other* of the seeded
a
chance
at
the heavyweight
Itisko began fii/h'm g in 1U22 cs
to Wl such that the lb rounds to- finals nf lb" gulf tournament after . tdayers had little difficulty.
mi amiitein-.
lie i -nit part in C'J
rhumpimisldp.
-.n ig h t. bttween he and Welling, are . recovering from tin* shock rei-rivad
Miss Bernice Wall, of Wi-i-on-ia,
i -~JAn“7 ry rj^ lie clu rished the hope limits, winning tib of them over
with a i ip d of s.r> set th,> pnep L r
New York - Jack iicl.iaey . o j ufttaMtinc tiny making his debut in the knockout route .. .
the Iti linin' woman’s gulf title as [Bridgeport, Conn., scored; aiteeb I New York ns n nerfnrmof for Tex
On March 1H, 192.1. he made his
pirant*. Air*. G. JJ. M< !>mn. Phil ! iiirid knockout over .Too I.olin-au ol Rickard at Madi-om Square flar- professional debut with Wild Bill
wiwi aiw vnj
"*■***•
adelphia, enme second with H7 ;.iid To|i do. Id round i.
. den.
Thnt umbition has been Reid, a veteran trial Imrse of the
^ Y th e la tte r Is mirapplng in Florida.
Pbiladeipidn—Louis (Kid) Kap | realized. ' He met the much heavies,
Giennii Collett, nation.il woman's
Ho has had 30 bouts ns
! Kansas Is tho leigtimato huldur of
chimipion, followed h*-r by mu- lan of Meriden, Gorin., feather- I vaunted Jack Delumy and acquit a pro, winning. 12 by kn!(0£s,
the lightweight title and a match
- igbt <li.iMiidon, nn-1 Fddie (Kid) I ted himself most creditably.
stroke.
Fifty-one knockout* in 8D fight.i
with him Is nald to lie due Welling.
At Ormond Bench gutf- i i.nu Wegner of I'iiilail- Ipliia, l -ugllt ii] Now lie is pointing for o chan* is the rather rem arkable record of
I f the fight is curded, it will
plett-d their .'tf* bob ipudifyiu-' , di i' v, lo round
I jiioi- hqi limit.
Sounds like big the quiet but persevering John
probably he held in Tampa, acUiietu-rter -.lot* Triope of Rock i s tu ff for a fighter who is little Itisko.
round today for the V.ls m ilum.
,
1cording.to those Interested in Joe's
piouship.
<• ter, defeated It mil Galiano of jj more than n novice, yet it is more | During Ids brief career In the
- affairs. ,
-j
New Orleans, HI round;
' than n mere possibility.
, I professional ranks ho linn m et auch
fcV '
Good Be ml* Fin ill.
Milwaukee Poe Snell of T n -I
,
K. O. Tanner, who Inst week bent I
cut- ii, Wiii.li., out poiuli d Joi-y
Carl Johnson by n narrow margin,
, Clin- of Milunul 'o . It) r-innd-i.
' U to'hook up with tho latter for
But •Sprirq- . Aik,—pole Firp-i
the second tune when the two
nf Detroit, hitu-kr-d our Chick Ailcome together tonight in the eight! in;•ii of Toll-do. 10 round-*.
1 round acmi-final. Last week they
Holyoke ,Mip*s Ray Miller ..r
went six rounds and both of them
t'lio'aro, bent Bobby (bm-in of
showed signs of futigue ut the end
If- tubird, Md . 10 round*.
of the fifth. If the bout goes over
I |li< V.-iiie ■ I' nkv Gi-uree o f five rounds tonight somebody will
Cedar Falls, In, In at FM*lie Lewi*!
^probubly take the count. It ntuy*
of Minor.ipolts, s loiinil*. llnr-dd 1
’ be Tanner, or Johnson mlgld oblige,
I'tllde of lie* Moines won from
no one cares to malm a jfucss. The •
Hitlv
I,arson nf Cliieugn. (i round* I
1margin of Tanner's win was so s
Memphis—.Tommy Fowklex of . slight Inst week that Johnson is ex- r
Winds Prevent Practice
| Atomjihis, and Tommy llerman o f pected to get Hint battle back '
t'hieugo, fought a draw, h rounds.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Mur- t).—A
again. Johnson rr-nlly InkH the bef- *
chilling wind yesterday prevented
U r of the two utid should carry 1
a -practice game nt the Brownio
•'A through tonight.
1
; Godale stated yesterday th a t the 1
training camp nt Tarpon {Spring*,
p
ring hud not been changed this I
Fin., but nearly every pitcher on
McKcrhnic
Is
Satisfied
Week owing to difficulties encoun- •
the bqund took his tu rn mi the hill
tered In securing workmen for the
PITTSBURG, Mar.
</p)_Do- in nn extensive hitting drill. The
job. It is his intention tn hnvo th«- l
i luring hinnelf well satisfied with hurlcrs are sufficiently seasoned
CHICAGO, March H.—CP)—Tlte j the condition of his pitching staff, now thnt they arc using curved
r* ring pluecd in the u niter of the i
fy.} Armory uudilorium nnd nrrunge I
history of the United States will ,. Manager
____ j __ _Bill
____ McKcchnie of the ball effectively.
--seats entirely around it.
h
he enacted in a pnhule preccdinr* Pittsburg 7’iratten. today was lining
Wullie Schnng, veteran catclicr,
the nrmv-navy footlmU game h e n * j , j s first and second teams for left camji hurriedly ye- torday for
next fall. The spirit of '7(5 .will the seven inter-team clashes that Aurora. N. Y., following receipt of
lead the parade followed by D>0 s ta rt Wednesday at the Paso news that his m other was dying.
Colonials. Hmvar! P. Snvage, g»-n- Ruble*, Cal., training camp.
eral chairman of the committee
Recruit Nursing Injured Knee
said today.
Next in line of march will come
PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 'J.—(/P)
Rain Fails To Halt Practice
f.u Union ami f-o Confederate sol
—Jim m y Fox, one of Connie
diers. Every war will be repre
CLEVELAND, Uhio, Mar. II.— Mack’s promising catchers, was
suited and following the men of , td’)—A rain-soaked diamond failed n u rsin g .an Injured knee nt- tho
MANY NEW RELATIVES
1918 Will come the Boy Scouts, the tn h alt.yesterday’s practice of tho Athletics training camp in Foi;t
R. t), T.
and similar orgnniza- 1Cleveland Indians nt Lakeland, Myers, F in. He is likely to be out
lions.
, F'lu., M anager Tris Speaker send- of the game fo r severul days. Joe
The West Point iiidota ami the ing nls charges through two hours Hauser, who was on the bench
Annapolis midshipmen w-ill bring I of batting ami fielding. Battoi'3 most of last season with a broken
up the rear. The biggest task of [ were forced to stund unklo deep knee nip, appears to liuve recover
the committee, Mr. Savage said, is in sand.
ed. Ho takes his place regularly
to devise a means of seating “40,-1 „Kpy Benge, u right h inder, enr- in the works.
J
090,000 in -10,000 seats,"
t ied .off the honors of the four rcAt Bradenton, Flo-, nine inning
W e lp g Is T itle
Qualifying Rounds Of The
C ou n try Club Champion
Golf Meet Start Wednesday
A t The Training Camps
JJisforv Of Country*
Will B Enacted At
Army-Na vyfVi tTGame j
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I lE K E CO M E?
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Theoretically He Wins
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W H E R .E Y D
B B E N C\LL
T H S -T T M E ,
I W f\3 GflCK THERE
P iftv iu ' p o u ^ e
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OP- l-'ELLPxS WHO
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O O L L fA R Q H lPS
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r get
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W tYH S T R G kl-
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6 M D C\ C O M la i'
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YA rook: v o o V
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high-class
Tuntiey,
M ribling,
Jlo ja* am!
r.ums.
While It
m ajo rity <
a real fij
upncarnnci
His figli
the greati
two henv
gurds it
Rojas tool
hasn’t bco;
practice games are now the order
of the day fur the Phillies. Three
regular pitchers, Willoughby, 1 1ri< h and Carlson yesterday dint
out the second team with u total -f
three hits.
To Prevent Use of Resin
NEW YORK, Mar. 0.—fcTt— i flaw otOl
American Lengue umpires working Younjr Ku*
in the training camps, have been in thdr f«*
onkred to prevent the use of resin G. C.
by pitchers In exhibition gntnc.r, Kitts*
according to Clurenco Rowland,
who has arrived -in Florida to han How W I
dle the Yankee’s training tusscl*. French
Recruit Bill Clarkson of Norfolk. gsmt !—*•
Vn., pitching for tlic Giant* at AUwt tint]
Rnrnuota yesterday allowed Flortoa Whit'iNl
UnivetYity only one hit in five in
nings nnd struck out eight bat*- f. g. ff- ;
1 At Brooklyn camp ill Clearwater, Whit Dtt*J
Johnny Butler, inflclder front M- ]!au*cr hoKl
Paul, who cost the Dodgers six
players, was in uniform tor the F.C.K* 1
first time and impressed the crit
ics.
bin c»t*f * 1
GEORGE 8I8LBR
ER started mnjojmajor lengu
SISLER
. i---l h SI. I-UH UfOOTO
career V
middle of 1015 season,
SIV been on !outsupJinr
nreviously
University1 of Michigan" s t a r t e d » pitcher.
But U «
s w if f id to f i « t base, due to h ^
and 1923-
\ CroT AW A N iliY
G SP .S — Y O U
OiOW 'Y
evpect
T o W IN 1310 /
ears as fwjHRF
id of l ^ i c a m i t n i y 1J CIKHvS
BERLIN,
-tes and
|?<
...
Marcn
°
gitcsU
�poWie. »|qn(. wilh \
\e Jo
MeetNeeds
Mayor Points Ou
J a lto Tom R i n a to quiet the
h*rp*}ila yin a1 of a fellow convict.
P rettiest
WASHINGTON, March 0. V P hThoitms B. Felder, th« New York
lawyer, convicted of having con
spired With Gaston R. Means ond
others to bribe government of
ficials, was rcfused an appeal to
day by the Supremo Court.
j juul carpen
while^driving his a
found a t the x
eMne coming-to a .* ,
a>*c to heart disease.
.ORLANDO, March ’ 9. — Mrs.
Marthn B. Tyler, 87 y eerao ld , tho
Inst survivor of old F o rt Gatlin,
* JT)1M*nTy outpont established In
18.W died here- She had been a
J f e ^ C O u Z -Govern t}r John resident of Orange county sfneo G
''.M a r t i n has i“«eptcd an in* years old.
'atiun to address1 'he
* good roads
meeting, rolled for
ST. AUGUSTINE, March lb—
-- Marianna by
,* '■hamber of cWhntcrcc
i"~ , ,lt, u of that The botjy of an unidentified ntan
fromi all over was found in tho woods near
" e s t Florida will be ' in -attendance.
Switxerland, Fla., by Rex Noron>en, of that place. The body was
. DAYTONA BEACH_Flnriiln apparently left in the woods sev
'k W y .flm annlvtf? eral days ago and identification
was difficult.
In‘“ the
to fo u r million gallons of
1
, water in addition to this, should
I statement the occasion require it, our pump
L the man/ ing equipment can be speeded up
[from rrs>- to deliver an over-load of approx[rdlng, the iniatcly two million gallons more,
jituation. . or n total of 17 million gallons.
also chair“Placing tho figure of present
iamittcc of -consumption
n t 12 million gallons,
is emphatic
is high, our plant * ill havo
,ea*,cr plant which
nearly BO per cent additional ca
pacity in reserve.
This should
B U ,m "• “"n' " d b»
dismiss, a t once,- any possible
alarm th a t may exist, as to the
f o r t LAUDERDALE-The Klndequncy of tho output of the
plant to supply Tam pa w ith a suf
HUb ° f *'Qrt, l'audenla,p has
k ? wps
8 o f 1left
> P an
« - orphan
'’ John
ficient amount of w ater a t nil ColHn,
Collina, 5* iwho
times.
}
.
,
"hen his father* died several
d"ib t
Wa* "n<h*l'led" by the
,j follows:
, tcslUca
others
EUSTIS—Residents of Lake
Tampa immediate installation of equip county are planning to make the
, and wo ment to handle 15 million gallons occasion of the formal opening of
„r water each day was thought sufficient the Aator bridge, on May 1, n gain
one. The bridge U the connecting
n*ndcd to for scvoral year* to come.
«On account of tho remarkable luik of the Jacksonvillc-Tampn
growth of Tam pa, wo will reach snort route, and was constructs
tho necessity fo r adding the ad cu across the St. Johns river at an
ditional
units wo have provided expense of $150,000 by Lake counnew plant
15 million for, sooner than wo anticipated, * „ / YUL 1,0 completed Into in
want will but they con and will bo added as April. A fish fry and other en
quickly ns required, until the full tertainment nro on the program.
tinie to capacity
of 30 million gallons is
t can be
I)A\TONA BEACH—The tournfollowing
nment of the Florida State Cham
eonsumppionship Trapshoot will bo held nt
rts’cen 11
City Island on May 12-16. Of
»Hj\ 11 *?
ficial permission to stage the meet
wns received by the local chamber
of commerce from the American
Trapshooting Association.
?
I D ay by D ay
In F lorida
DKLAND—W h e n W h e e l e r
Wright, negro, .w aa arrested ‘ by
deputies in a Uqudr raid, he post
ed bond out of a bucket. The puil
was filled with silver money,
enough to cover tho top of tho chief
deputy’s desk.
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0
TALATKA—S. A. Rowley was
elected m ayor of San Mateo by a
unanimous Vote, ono of the few
times in tho history uf Florida
that « candidate has been the-unan
imous choice of th e-v o ters. Thu
result was 01 to 0,
BARTOW—Activities of officers
patrolling the highway at Haskell
were condcmmcd a t u meeting of
the Bartow Rcaltorti* Association,
and Governor Martin was pledged
support In any action ho moy tnkc
in breaking up the “spcod trap."
Remedies were suggested such s.s
formal protests to the- governor
and the posting of signs nlong tho
Highway warning motorists that
they would do well to avoid tho
“tinp1' by going around Highlands,
or Haskell, ns it is also known.
is
t t ik
n ite r
. su vn vn t
c g in ts h F Thk
it
j r b i n a I,
c in c r iT
l e g a t e e s . g r i t n U r s o r o l h e r w l s t In
a n d to
th o
r< jii o « tn r d eserib etf
la n d * s i t u a t e n o d b r i n e In &stdIh o le C o u n ty . F la .:
T n c B » i of N W U a n d tb o R»*
o f S W H o f S ec tio n l*. T o w n *
shlO SO,
ttauili
of IUt)K« S»
K u t: m
T h e K W H o f STV« a n d t h s BW
U o t B ' V f t o r S e c ti o n St. T o w n snip
SO S o u t h
o f l i a n a s SS
H ast:
T h s X W t t o f N W U o f S ec tio n
SJ. T o w n s h i p S t S o u th of I l s a g s
Sanford,
*
SS Rant.
UK F L O R ID A
I t la o r d e r e d t h a t y o u a n d ea c h
of y o n n l d o n r t o t h e i w o r n Mil of
L A K E J E S S l M ? L A N D C O M T A n V. a
cort>oratu<ii u n d e r t h e la w n o f t h e
H ts lo of F l o r i d a . C o m p l a i n a n t .
t h e e.im e b e ln u a I t u t c D a y o f t h i s
iT o n trn U le C o u r t,
and In ’ default
t h e r e o f a d e c r e e p r o co n fe a a o t>e
e n te r e d s g s l n s t yo u a n d e ach of
OK T llll
STATU
i> a .m » m n N u n iN o u a e o r . t - r o m p l n l n t h e r e i n filed o n o r b e fo r e
TV. ix c i i i M i i a v ,
< h o flUli d a y o f A p r il A. D. I f St.
U D I T U IL S A U N D E R S , e t ol»..
I ’o f r m l n n t i .
O rd e r * r h i k l l n l l H .
T h e S t a t u o f F l o r i d a to t h e a f t e r ;
nnnietl p a r l l r t , t i r e e t l n g s :
T o K d ltn It. S a u n d e r s . If l i v i n g ,
a n d If d n u d e ll u n k n o w n p a r t i e s
r U l m l n e - n n y Tote m a t In t h e U n d e
b f r i . l n a l t e r „ U eecrlbed
under
th n
s a i d Ktllth It. S a u n d e r s . d e c e a s e d ,
MILTON, Mnrch 9.—DoLand is
making arrangements to enter
tain members of tho Florida State
Bar Association, when, the annAal
convention of that organisation is
held on Aprinl 2 and 3, according
to Invitations to atten d received
by Milton attorneys. The Invita
tions nre being distributed to all
county bar*.
%
as heir*, dqvlne**. leantecs. gran
ted or otherwise and Winifred U
Conety tr Uvlnu, and If dead nil
unknown parties claiming any In
terest under the said Winifred I*
Conley, dneeawnd, a* heirs, devise.*.
you*
I t la f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s
n o t i c e be p u b l i s h e d In t h e S a n f o r d
llcrtild . a n e w s p a p e r p ublished la
tMuitludle C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , o n c e a
w e e k f o r f o u r c o n a e c u t l v s w eek*.
W IT N K S H t h e h a n d a n d se a l o f
V. U D o u a U s s , C l e r k o f t h e C l r .
o n l t C o u r t . S e m i n o le C o u n ty . F lo r *
Ida. a t t h e C o u r t H o u s e In S a n f o r d .
S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , t b l a l a t
d a y o f M a r c h . A. D. I » » ,
V. l i DOUOt.ASS.
(S eal)
C le rk .
/ B jtt' A . ' M . W e e k s . D. C.
I l o u s h o l d e r I t 1.ti tl e .
S o ltclto ra f o r C o m p lain an t.
GARDNER 8 . RGQEB
CUy Planner,- pod .
G A BR IE L C. HARMA]
In Charge.
. EUSTIS, March 9.—Florida, ac
cording to the New York Snn, is
to have the longest whit© way in
the United States when th a t pro
posed for Eustis, Tavares and
Mount Dora is completed along the
shores of Lnko Eustis, H arris and
Dorn, and for a distance of 17
Miss Sally ^filter of Dca Moines,
miles.
In., ig. one of three prettiest girls
DELAN’D, March 0.—One white nt Drake University, according to
n vote of tho students. She is a
mnn and six negroes arts to be a r junior.
ranged in Volunln county’s courts
during the spring term s. Among
those to be tried nre Aubrey JLce
Nickels, convicted on a charge of
nttnrking n DcLnnd woman, and
whoso case has been twice to the
S tat Kuprin Court.
'
BARTOW, March 9— An air
plane and automobile collided hero
when tho owner of tho enr parked
the muchino in the path of n
“*hip” operated by a group of
flier*The airplane waa landing
at the time und crashed into the
automobile, badly wrecking it.
Many Investors visioned th e Immediate profits That are sRre
In Druid Park.
because, th e Intrinsic
value Qf th e properly itself, others knowihff the past record oX
its developers, invested on the strength o f Its being s Britt*
Chittenden Development. Either. Is sufficient guidance to
generdus profits.
* - v •
. And
One Karat Diainond
Ring
A coupon given with each five
gallons gas and four quarts oil.
Al*o a coupon with each dol
la r’s purchase good for
ALUMINUM WARE
Drawings each Monday and
* - Thursday
Let us furnish you with the best
Gas and OUs, Tires and Tubes
- a t'b e tte r prices.
Rincs Filling Station
I
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EW HANDY PACK
Fits hand
pocket and purse
1113 Sanford Ave,
Phone 461-J
Look for W rigb/t P. K. Hudy Pack
on your D ta W s Counter <n
itsr, Port*ktt.hu «un
btoaiK ver[ F. Ttjlur,
kkr. Sht teshe icaj'ijtii
[live oil utd
Exclusive Agency
Opportunity
h
GROVE
S o m ^ n p in th is c ity w ill, w ith in a few
d a y s, b e th e ex c lu siv e rep resen tative o f
f grudge* ond
liitske but allination to igtheri nnd you
atcr
mains
lesniun ,xub-
».
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Ponce de Leon Springs
*
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l#
I t m a y b e a n o ld -esta b lish ed h o u se th a t
h a s b e e n h a n d lin g o n ly lo c a l real estate.
I t m a y be a vig o ro u s y o u n g co n cern th at
Sanford Grove has a wonderful future. Because o f its
locationxright in the path o f Sanford’s great south-east
ward trend o f progress. Because o f its delightfully high
elevation, overlooking the surrounding territory; be
cause o f its beauty—one of the prettiest spots in the en
tire Sanford district; because o f all these its value en
hancement and its demand m ust-be g r e a t
Already prof it has been made on investment^ in Sanford
Grove. The original prices due to the progress o f tho
improvement program have been increased, the value pf
th* section embodying Sanford has enjoyed a natural
4 enhancement due to its strategic locationariti environ
ment. Greater profits are assured when Geneva .Street
and
Crescent
Boulevard
are
opened
to tr a ffic k
y,*•
■' r> 'r
Sro ttaaferd Grov« before the ImproveraenU and d en i-
S
relieved1
up meats hare advanced toe far lo allow prevailing price* .
to continue. Call this office end t repnmentatlve will
sccompany you lo the properly and explain the entire ^
development prograw.
often
' !« Cuu^h*.
w y»ur i
■“ “cforeswal. i
,T»»,aad brjU l
•■Wabulootttii i
F re g id e u L
■tadconsekm;
!? Mtncomtb•W*wtxl, the sc. i
^ * ® v rv h f t ; t
^rchildmrfu^
TyT emeomic: |
DflSpOORluf. At
d e L e o o B ld S
i
Improvements enhance the basic value of undeveloped prop
erty. Prom ises.of yesterday are being fulfilled today. Men,
money nnd machinery are applying the Improvements s s
speedy as possible. Contracts for the imm ediate construc
tion o f modern homes have been let, these*nnd m any others
are outstanding reasons tvhy generous profits are assured.
New Ford Coupe
BRADENTON, March 11.—De
claring the the theft of fruit in
tlie groves of Manatee und S ara
sota coutnle* is causing consider
able loss to the growers, the Munntce Citrus Sub-Exchnngo issued
u statement warning against con
tinued stealing, and giving notlco
that vigorous prosecutions will
CLEARWATER—Tho state con folluw anyone caught in the net.
test for Juniors will bo held here
by tho Floridn Federation of Mu WEST BALM BEACH, Mar. 8.—
sic Clubs on March 20. Mr*. S. Declaring that it kept them awnka,
Lolioy Smith will be In charge of and that it wns not included as n
tho contest. The instrum ents and part of their sentence, prisoners
numbers have already been made nt the county jail hero petitioned
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LIST. YOUR PROPERTY with
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FLEXO—Fine floor euvering for
hulls or kitchens, 14 yards, 80
Inches wide. 19.00. Addreks, Alri.
M. M artin. 318 Magnolin Avenue.
GALVANIZED IRON AND wood3 cn tuba for washing
F , F. DUTTON & C a , ^
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59— J e w e lry a n d W a tc h e s
WANTED—Cashier, 108 Palmetto,
Avenue.
C l— M iscellaneou s
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SELL GOOD USED CARS
1924 Hup Touring , ,,
1921 Dodge Touring
T1923 Essex (4) Touring
1924 Star Touring
1922 Overland Touring
1922 Ford Touring
’’Terms to Some People'*
MILLER O. PHILLIPS, Inc.
Corner Oak nnd Second SL
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Phone 3
WANTED, a t Once for Sanford.
Man to open nnd operate Auto
mobile Carbon Removing Servico
Station. No burning or acids used.
Thirty minutes service. 25 cents
per cylinder. Requires investment
of nbout 8200.00. Address Ward
& Stafford,. 288 N orth Beach St.,
Daytona, Fla.
USED CARS AND TRUCKS
1925 Touring-.....'............$205.00
1925 Touring ................. $250.00
1022 Touring ............... $ 50.00
1924 Roadster ........... .*250.00
1924 Lt. Truck............. $250.00
1924 .Fordor/ apdOii ... $325.00
1923 Tun T foefcw '....$250.00
'T J -:
-
Corner of Palmetto Ave.,
and Commercial St. .
Phone 331.
CUT FLOWERS for sale. TfclenduIns, sweet peas and. other cut
Phone
flowers, 25c per doten.
40-W. Mrs. L. H. Jones,
A COMPLETE STACK
and
READY FOR IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
Built in a substantial manner.
Six rooms and breakfast room,
screened porch and open porch,
hardwood floors, hot water
system, roohty, closets. Rep
resentatives a t the property at
nil times to show you through
these beautiful homes.
J3
Sec .
WILLYS- KNIGHT amt O verlaiil 27— Professional Services
F. end M. Motor Co., Park amt
Commercial.
"ARE YOU OLD AT THIRTYFIV E?" Take Chiropractic ad
SEMINOLE HUDSON-ESSEX
justm ents and gvl back that peppy
feeling, that juu hIiuiiIiI have.
INC.
893 Oak Aren us
Phone -IS2-J for an appointment.
Phone 41
I)r. W. E- .MacDougnli.
I lefrigenilur. large sire, 1
dining room table ami chairs,
I buffet. 1 lihrnrv tabic, 2
miuiII tables, 3 rockers, 2 s tu f
fed
chairs. 2 lied stcuds
f|>iing.,, mutt ret, .iet>, 1 screeni.l iu* F-iaril, pictures, t leath
er couch, I small rues.
qe
C M -U N C i
O N O M JC iH T C ft
T O N IO H T -
S800
Balance 1, J» am
IN FRANKLIN TERR ALE
No. 118 and lpj,
51.250 Each. Term*.
7 w s * « c \ H*PEA n c t
7 West 2nd, of Baumel's Start
BUSINESS PROPERTY!
E ither on Sanford Ave
HOMES
priced.
On F irst Street Extension
Tho prico is RIGHT!
Reasonable
TWO IDEAL homchitcs sixty fOTt
frontage on park In Fort in tiSubdivision l n v le w o f l .k e .B B
price this week, good term ,™ !
era. Address H il Box l"-* 7- m
wood, Fin.
Terms.
SAN LANTA LOT
THE HALL HARDWARE. *
Beautiful six
room
56— Wanted—To Buy
SANFORD and PHILADELPHIA
Wo havo Northern buyers for
real, bargains.
L rrT L E and CLAYDE
4 Ball
R. W. L A W T O N ."'R ealtor
Phono 743,
Melscb Bldg.
Terms,
A FIVE room house, furnished or
utlfurnisill'd and garnge, West
2nd SI., Phone 571-.1.
81— Houses l'or Sule
MAGNOLIA HEIGHTS LOTS
on Hughey St. a t liargnin
Prices.
HKL AIR LOTS
Uii Mcliunville Ave. among,l
large oaks. Price will surprise
you.
BOOTH nnd GIBBS
Park nnd Second
57— Acreage for Sale
CELERY FARMS
Priced tovSell
3 acres with eotiam*, $5,090
5 acres, house and bain $0,000
10 acres, 7 acres cleared $851*1)
10 acres, new hoiiwo nnd bam
$12,000
See JA S A. JOHNSON
112 W. First St.
THE DAVEY-WINSTON
, i
Organization Incorporated
. LOOK AT THIS!
Black Hammock Celery Lund.
Can you buy any this cheap T
This special pneo for short time
only. Lot* number 241, 242, 213,
244 In thoTTWU Of section 1-21-31
Scmlnolo county, IU mile from 2
railroads and pnved road.
Surrounding lands mueli higher
and ihuking big money in truck.
I^rice $8,000—Terms $5.0tK) Cash,
balunca I-2-34£cara at 0 per cent
interest. Title is clear, no incum*
bernneo ami 1926 tax is-paid.
.Drive out und look nt this land,
talk to tho surrounding owners.
Relievo you wiR find that this l«bd
Is quoted a t three to four hundred
dollars per acre. Address
ROBERT E. ELLIS
P, O. Box 332 Fort Myers, Flaj.
I
With 41
Hitt oil
--------------------------------------- ZM—-------- If-
FARMS!
Wo now have several buyers for
Sanford celery farmci. If you wiih
to sell you farm , drop us u pori
card, or call us on the phone and
MODERN HOMES
.Spanish design bungnlow, cent we will seo yon for particulars.
SANFORD REALTY CO.
rally loented. Well located houses,
■ ' Ball Bldg.
nparlm cnls, or home sites, with all
improvements. Prices and term s
very reasonable.
WANTED: Listings on bulldiy
lots in F o rt Mellon and Sanford
A. P. CONNELLY 4 SONS
Heights. Dean-Berg Corporation.
Cor. Second and Magnolia
G16 F irst N a tl. Bank Bldg. Phone
713.
85— Lola For Sale
SEE US
Our listings ran not be
excelled
CALL 798.
BEST BUY IN. COUNTRY
‘ C? i -\r-JP, #
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. 1 4
7 >3 ACRE GROVE
WILL sell my corner lot on Mel*
lonville Avenua nt quick sale for
$1000, apply Owner; Box 431, San
ford, Fla.
near
I FOUR lots in W oodrurf’a subdivi itiou, cheap. W. L. Davis, S an
ford ntul Get leva A venue h. -*
REALTY CO.
DIUTT-CH1TTENDEN
REALTY CO.
T.
FOR SALE—Corner lot on M ag
nolia Avenue, also lot adjoining.
$2000 each, m ust have equity tn
rash. Box 126 Herald.
MUST GO NORTH, have C lots
to Bell, One fine business lot.
A bargain If sold this week.
J- D. fa. Sanford Herald.
0-8 ROOMS, all city improvements
Cash or easy term s. Furnished
if desired. W, W. Snyder. 112 */j
S. Park Ave. Astov Farm s. Phono
537-J.
THO LOTS in W ard’s Addition in
Lake Helen. 60X110. Between
two Inkes and faces city park.
*7 *uU grown orange trees; price
$1500 takes them to n good b u y -’
cr. Owner leavim* town. Box 77
rare of The Herald.
t w in
or m l
a' d r°>
lakes
—AND—
i * •*
COUNTRY. CLUB
J-\~*- *. *t ■,*4 * H ,;.,*•
,*
H. X. ***
CHARM*!
Thru* milo front Sanford. Net
ting twenty five per cent
PRICE 80,900.
One third Cash, One third An
nually.. Interest 8 per cent.
THE HOWARD Corporation
/
K
REALTORS
/Masonic Bldg.-
By GEORGE M cM ANUS
ILL HKVE -TO l
Ta k e , a l o o k
a t H I M - —.
Ib-V C iO L L T '
I T ,fo Al-lVfc,.!*'
HE. CEKSTMNLH
LO O K '.? O W ?O N
DAVJOHTLK. D O V O U UK1
T H A T C .O T »m
i t h e r e . w avy i
n
F C «- x o t j p
DADO>r ■HE'S*
M .L T H E .
V JO R U O T O
rtc . •
then
«s »*•
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fi-.BlI J
A L L \ K»H .
^ hact T o c o
e»ETTEK*. tlCLC. A,
- UtJTLE N O R E O F
A THE
w o r l d
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Sand tn y °“r
y0or n***
tribune or
^
floridi'*
dealer M you **•
One yew*
3^S,sS‘'
■•hurt S t.J .ttU Im
non-
k't.
*
HOUSE t
8U—W anted— Real Kslale i
ACREAGE
FOR SALE: $500 Cush will buy
my bungalow on Magnolia
Ave’.
lia Ave.,
having 2 rooms and hath. Locuted
near South Side School, S. I). II.
Care of Herald Office.
81— Houses For Suit*
FOR SALE—Five room house on
lot 91x117. on Film Avenue.
Room fur another house on lliih
property. $5600. Part cash, bal
ance monthly.
for qukk
xvith South Exposure $2,700
Terms to suit
MAYFAIR LOT
, c o rn e r Union Ave and Elliot
Street.
$4,000 Terms Easy
Spanish
typo stucco bungnlow. hardjerT
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wood floors, double garage.
BRINGING IJP FATHER
The
& :m .
TWO LOTS
The term s arc RIGHT
For Sale By
1D2C-TON TRUCK (FORD), Cheap
C allV oiT r y°U
:’°ur ,,hWn°
— l*oultry and Supplies
T ransfer license paid. John
b l— Wanted—To Rent
Oulon, Cprncr 4th and Maple,
I'J— Building— Contracting ;55— Kumi and Balrv I'ruduetH
— - - --------- I PIANO wanted to rent, IM7 So.
DODGE
FOR S^L K : , ow I’eas, Velvet
Laurel Avenue.
Miller O. Phillips Co., Inc.
.SANFORD
ROOFING
CO.
Tile
Pleasure cars and Grahan
Beans.
Cotton
Seed,
Ihlo.xi
and
am truclu.
ruofs built Up roofs. Ite-roofiiig Seedsmen, Augusta, Gu.
Oak and 2nd Street.
Phone 8 over
82— Business Properly
old roofs. Leaks repaired. E s
timates
free.
Satisfaction
guaran
DARK B nrm l Rock pure bred
SANFORD BUICK CO.
teed. Unit Avo. and 3rd Si. Phone
eggs per Belling 82.50 and $3.Oil.
818 Magnolia Avenue
111 .
Sue Mrs. John Diehl, Melionville
Phone 867
Avenue, City.
HU PS—MARMONS
WAREHOUSE
JAMES II. COWAN—AU kinds
of Tint and Sheet Metal Work. 1'OR PURE bred Rhodo Island
Sanford Automobile Co.
V ** '*v,
Water and Boat Tal ks. At Oak
eggs, Call 2412.
804 Magnolia Ave. q Phone 137
PROPERTY FOR LEASE
Avenue and Third faucet. TeleLINCOLN — FOItD — FORDSON
i>tt— Household Goods
phono 111^
tJW
Edward Higgins, Inc,
tfLUSE IN
Cmminertlul ft Palmetto. Phone 881 MIRACLE Concrete Co., general
cement work, sidewnlka, build
M r;
4
DIANA
ing black.•% irrigation boxes. J. It.
Moot, — Diana Skies and Service Ti rwilleger, I*rop,
_ cjt
;
208 W. First S t
Phone 017
W. P. CARTER
s.
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS? If iTm THE FOLl.OWING ARTICLES
B. Q. PORTER. Mgr.
FOR SALE:
want to aell yuur used eurf, ad
Room 230 Melscti Buildlug
vertise dully on the classified page.
NASH
■'I
Mrs.
C.
F.
I
utdeV%
Pi
tre
__ Sanford Dealer, 8. A. lllvo v
Paula, Fin.
208 W. First St.
PJwns 017 25— FIuritilK.
CHRYSLER
"STEWART TIIK FLORIST"
CHAS. T. FULLER MOTOR CO.
Flowers for all occasions.
411 W. l»t St.
Phone 092
814 Myrtle. Phone 200-W.
In I'inchurst, On
EL VERANO BUILDES'C*
COMPANY
Geneva Avenue.
Only producers wanted. We have G7i—Rooms With Board an unuxtinlly attractive proposition n n n „ „ ----- 777------- ... .--------T~
td offer to hustlers who hnv „• ennnj ROOMS, with or without meals,
15— Service Stations— Repair to Sanford to make money.O ir lis t- J Reasonable rates. Lincoln HoteL
ing
ings nnd dientel in the bent. If j-o n oomH W ith o u t B o a rd
you are a salesman and wnut to Im u o o in a n u n o u i i w n r a
make permanent conneetionH, where
■your services will he appreciated, ‘ ’ CONNECTING BED ROOMS
WANTED I
, 1st. Street.
land your income urdiiniied, Ad
5000 Squeaks
dress Box D-IOti cure IL-rnid, for NEATIy furnished rooms. Plenty
W ell take 'em out nnd
I an interview.
r, adults only. OOP Palhot
ABSOLUTELY FREE
motto Ave uc.
Monday and Tuesday,
Feb. 22 and 23
DOUBLE room with twin beds,
PERFECTION AUTO
r
.
~
r
I
nenr New Forrest i.nku Hotel,
LAUNDRY
;il(—.Situ a lions W a n te d — M a le ' Cnll 671-J.
LANEY’S DRUG S T O R E -P m - 1 (H— H i,ra n ., C a ttle , Y e h iile s
srriptiuns, Drugs, Sodas. \ \ e | ______________________________
One Lot No.
«
HOUSES—
OWNERS
r • u»E R 8 of heart trouble. An*
*fc
Under construction new
Iria Pectoris, Dropsy, Asthma,
Spanish stucco house, seven
Masonic
Bldg.
PhoncTOT.
h Blood Pressure, Paralysis, I
rooms; garage and Borvonts
-M. gladly tell you free, how you
quarters. Corner Magnolin
ran get quick and lasting relief,
nnd Spurling. E asy term s.
without using drugs, medicine or
Will be ready for occupancy
serums. Address R. V, Walden, Box
I p \ m u r v f ’v i i e cut \ iti>,
!
MONTEZUMA HOTEL
nbout February 1 s t
‘1854, New Haven, Conn.
TRACTOR Service, clearing plow-1h \ ! K* 1*7, V, f ,‘K. A \ .U
Sanford’s must home-* ike ho SIX room house, electric lights,
New Spanish typo house;
le C, disking and street grading, j ,, * j
' ,l 111
l" 'x
tel; located on corner Magnolia ..s t o r e and gqn station. Address
nix rooms; in Bcl-Alr on Mel<0—-L n g t a n d F o u n d
Let us do your subdivision. M.'M.!
1 ' ' ____________ __________ ' Avo„ 2 minutes walk from busi- box 2 care of Herald.
lonville A von uo; easy term s.
Lord, Routo A, Box 210.
IJTT4-E . W JtM - W . IN
The ncsg^ecjUfliL Opeti nil year.
IN Tb?
N4w Spanish stucco butttfa' 11
i Between Highland Avd and
- f . ----- tT KKRAI.D will bring youo H
J.
IL
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McDONALD,
Mgr.
ini big
low In San Lanta; easy
I green hamlbag w ith /IS — B u sin e ss S e rv ic e O ffe re d I -cstilu
Phone 483
Advert
im- those old ar*
term s.
sees, money and toilet
lollot
J Meti*N you hnvr stn n d Many and 7f— FarmH for Rent
Lot;, 3, 4 and 5 Bloek 10
lea. F in d er return to Da 11
have no use for. , T\ little thirty- ,-------------------Sanford Stove & Furniture Co.
Tier 1; corner of Sanford
Hardware and receive reward.
Avenue and 16th st. $100.00
821 E. First Street
**
ri.*u aeve^J \ FOR RENT—I»vuiy upstairn front
Wo carry a full lino
‘dollnra. rhone 148 sml n reprd^1 bedroom, nicely nnd newly fur
LOST—Strayed or stolen. Pointnor front foot for quick Bale.
er puppy, lemon and white. i Our prices are right. Cash nr 1scntatlee will rail and m- you.
Eusy term s.
nished. Close to hath, hot wnlcr.
Findor please
adviso Chns. H. term s. Wo want your business.
Lot 20. Block 8, San Lunta;
Space for ear. 1290 Oak Avenue.
FOR THE VERY BEST
.'IK— Business Opportunities
W hltner, 'phone 695W.
price $2,000.00.
SANFORD DRUG COMPANY
-• | 711-A— (iurnge.s.
"The Rexall Store"
FOUND—Two white nnd brown
17— U()gH. Cutw, i'rlfi.
VALUES
We make a specialty of our pmmpt .-------- —----------------- -bird dogs. It. C. Edwards.
- FOR RENT—Garage,
UIGGINS-SMITH-WIGIIT, INC.
filling of prescriptions and quit k 'I II It E E re g lstrrp d t'h in e -e t'lm w
Melionville Ave.
A venue.
Realtors
d<
delivery.
tiuppi1;* f*»i Milt*, tw«j inmilh.' old. -----------------------------:-------fa'irkt Street and Palm etto Ave.
Drugs — Rnd^
lint Sandwiches |
IN
LOTS,
HOUSES
AND
77— Hnusen for Rent
II—Automobiles
11— Automobiles For Hale.
b a r g a in j T f o r ' t
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McCALL A FOX
REALTORS
PHONE 745.
New five room Stucco Bunga
R-W GARAGE HARDWARE
WANTED — Two good colored j
chefs nt once nt the Sanford
Cafe, 126 W. First St. ,Mu-it be
experienced cooks—good al short
order work.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN
r v'
Close in on Palm etto Avenue.
tsure.
Eastern
----- 5 rooms and
—
both. Price fo r next few .day* $0700
easy term*.
Eastern exposure lot iij Pine
nurat fl600J Cash 1900. Balance to
suit.
low on Sanford Avenue, near
'STENOGRAPHER part time ten
per week. Good opportunity- Ad
dress Postoffico Box 074,
35— Salesmen and Agents
Avenue
.. BUNGALOW
*
AGENTS WANTED — Not real
estate. Something new. experience
unnecessary. Big profit. Coll be
tween 6:30 nnd 7:00 P. M. nt 402
Oak Avenqo,
EDWARD HIGGINS INC.
%
FOR SALE—Sweet peas* ami oth
er flowers. Also butter 'and
eggs. John Jones, Bcardall ^yc,
On Moilonvfllo
Eighth Street.
G l-A — M iscellaneous E x
COLORED GIRL' WANTED to
ch nnpe
cere for child In' afternoon. Good
imy. Call a t 1112 Myrtle Ave.
REALTORS and Brokers should
carry a complete list of their
RELIABLE colored woman wants best offerings in tho classified colplace as cook. Coll 894 H W. 9th ums dally.
•
Street. Second Floor. 1
65— S p e c ia ls a t 1h e S to re s
SALES GIRL, bnkcrv experience,
preferred. FEDERAL BAKERY
33— Help Wnnted Male
GUARANTEED FORI)
-V
S5-—L o ta fo r Sale
Ne w S p a n i s h s t u c c o
BUNGALOWS
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SWALLOWED A .
CA H T tttW BTW S
�T U E S D A Y , MARCH
ft, I9i?_
River To B e U sed For
HjtfiLTry’Em
to parties and receptions and all
Fort» of •s odfil t unctions .together.
Government Co-opcraling In
^ o r k With State In E ffort
To Mfcke Supply Of Fish
FUh On
Titr With Yearly RemovnlH
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Mnr.J*.—
0D—With Florida’* first salt water
hatchery under tho recent co-op|tc arratiKrment with tho fedgovernment established at Wo. other proanectivc location*
being conildcred. Shall Fish
iqW tm cr T. R. Hodge* aniptain Hodges, who is now at
Apalachicola engaged in planting
oyjter shells for.the state’s future
P oyftef suoply there, stated before
1 leaving- that spot* for additional
iff: «s(t water hatcheries on l^kO
Ohre^bobre and /n Escambia coun
ty are to’ bo inspected Immediate
ly by C.‘ P. (Siller, federal district
’ supervisor, and himself.
5V A* soon as the shad, herring and
. other fish 'begin “running” at
WeUka, the other inspections will
bo made. Mr. Hodges said.' I* II.
Bennett, fish culturist of the fed
eral bureau, who assisted -Commis
sioner Hodges and Mr. Culler in
establishing tho Wclaka hatchery,
; will b° left in charge there to see
• • th a t thd^ejtput is progressing sat
isfactorily.
; Arrangements are ■also being
made to Introduce the buffalo to
Florida fishermen. Negotiatings
are now going on with Louisiana
to g«t eggs from hatcheries there
with which W slock tho Florida
waters.
■ • In selecting other places for the
hatcheries, tho final choice will be
predicated upon the ‘w ater level,
the ability of the lakes to drain
quickly, and other necessary fea
tures which must be comt’dered be
fore final establishment Is effect
ed, fho commissioner explained.
Well; Senator King has n pen
chant for teasing Senator Smoot.
He'd good a t It i^ntl Smoot is dis
8moat-lto* say about Senator Klhg tinctly leasable.
of Utah.
• • •
■Senator* Smoot and King are
THERE
wan
n lot of this kiml
good friend* all right.
.
Neverthlcs*. tho former* sup of think duriog the Senate debate
porter* do complain a bR, *thwe-ev- on the tag bill.
Smoot,'an chairman of the fin
ery time anything’* done JirWa*hington in Utah’* interest, some ance committee, had Oh%cge .of the
how or other King manage* to hill on the floor, i t was up to
him to explain and defend it, to
grab off the eredit for it.
* f ••
hurry it tin ‘and finally ttf get it
THEY’RE a queor pair to repre passed in tho form tho administra
sent the sam e state nt the name tion wanted it passed in.
time in tho upper house of ConA* a minority member of the
same committee, King’s mission
^SmonL the dry. practical, humor was to punch all tho boles he could
This is Federal Judge, Urla* of fia America. And- shm did not a t less, mentally and physically an in the proposed^legislation*
Juana, Mexico. who W*H try Police tend because her s ig te r wqs quite gular old Mormon mnn of bunine**Chief Zenoido Llanos and the oth HI.
narty.
*
* /
A p\U«r of the
KING, with tuuch tho air
a
er* who are mrcused o f A ttacking. |But
| | Broadway Is a series of
tives, mischievous smalt boy, clearly got
Clyde nnd Audrey PcU vt, Amer-i wmn]i
and the _____„
;gos*ip Is
Just ____ ______ W L „
...■, towns,
____________
. ____
....
Hi but a lot more fun dut of it than
Iitn n lei t>la
*
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_I
_ .*4.1
as jbitting
and« hit-or-m
iss ns
a t otherwise his exact opposite. The Smoot did.
V
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tho
Hnniitown Knffee
Klatch
Klub, su av e, polished, n cm b lc-w itted law They
were
ns
polite
ns
pie nbout
*' */veXt Jocular, flowery; One of the
Supreme Court d e n ie s A GREAT 4deal• • o f• this gossip
it. '* ......... •
handsomest f k j w j n ‘H & notc
For instance, Smoot would talk
has surrounded Fiorcnice TMill*. the A coder on tho M m o e n g '
nwny, ‘until he reached a point
lithe colored dancer - nnd singer «f th ? ,^ hn,ni« f r * ^ ^ c r-U ic lin c d where, obvioiislf, bH argument
who ha* won both distinguished to political liberality.
would be thrtwti completely out
----------- , success and fortune.
She has*
,
,
,,
. . . of Joint by ah* intct*upti6n, nnd
case was f jd a y 'b ecn picturod snubbing' the people
OH yes. they re very friendly, than, from King, “Will my coi:
ire me Court0f her race and of purchasing n a* colleagues ought to lie.
led by th e .9u-1 “ white” apartm ent house th n t
M rs.^Jmoot and Mrs. King go
of
Archer county which tho court de
clared invalid. Attorney Genorni Moody of Te!;Bi, asked for n re-hearuig when
John U. Moore, the attorney who
had conducted the case fo r the
AND n o e n d o f ’g o s s i p
county, refused to do so. Subse
quently the latter changed hi* po in the opinion of Prom oter J e s s
sition antj also submitted a motion flclal th reat to padlock the fam ous
Brovoort Hotel*
for n rehearing.
,
X
Probably no pluco in Aluerica
Several other state* and indi
viduals sought unsucceinfuJIy to in- has been the gathering plnce of
JtecQipes Insane Upon tervenu
In favor of 're-opening tte more artists nnd w riters than this.
It lias been said thnt the nbvels
w ritten within its historic walls
would fill the library shelves of
INGS, Mont., Mar. i>.—(A9 Man Hit By Autos 3
three ordinary public libraries.
I' tho Billings Munlci|ui2
parted its weekly nrnrtlcu Times Within 2 D ays
I t'w a s Herb th a t Edward VII
toa floor o f tho city hall
iy,ln prisoner In the call
LOUISVILLE, Ky„ Mar. 8
n the basement became —Charles Sclgwald, 6fl, is begin
ning to lielievo he is a "married
man". Saturday morning as hu
wna going to work with a friend
their umjomobile collided with a n
other c a r" ‘
Tlmt night ho was struck by an
other automnbllo whilo h o rd in g n
ft n u t cor. Ho was carried to tho
hospital where his injuries wore
OPEN ALL NIGHT
trculcd, nnd later released.
Howcvoir, ho left hi* hat nt the
hospital and while en route thero
Sunday, was struck by a third car,
Again he was carried to the hospi
m W. M U ST ST.
{upremo Court review was tal, and is now nt home recovering
itod today In tho Federal from his traffic experiences.
fo Commission’* suit charging
American Tobacco Company
i price fixing in tho
The
x-nwaaeipma alistrict.
isin c t.
m
e court
of Appeals which hud dismissed
thq caw , Was overruled.
held forth when he wn* Prince of
Wnlrs and the doings of the pres
ent Prince of Wale* in America
wore mild nnd In son sequential in
comparison to th e pnj-ties of his
pana. If one may credit tho stories.
President Garfield w.ould live no*
w here.else when In New York nnd
thdfn is a list of celebrated guests
a hWc.k' ifqig.
Aptfi-qow, so*-tho story goes, n
more'* coy young. blonde, retained
by the prohibition office in the
plnnsaut buainess of drinking cocktnlln. may wipe out nearly n cen
tu ry ° f tradition. .
1P23. Tho Buthenbcrg company is
financed by tho Rothschild iptcrc*t* o fP a m n n d a group of Jervyish
edpitaiicta In';AmoricA apd( Engteeth gr»t together, as ho .said It.
IT would be a good bet th a t
Sntooi would like to see somebody
else—oven another Democrat—In
King's Senate seat, from Utah,
King could hardly spnre Smoot,
even for one of King’s own polltic*.
*’ A bettor rrtan than Smoot, for
King to hnve\a good’ time with,
couldn't bo mado to order.
His
clim Inatidn would-be a great loss
to the Junior senator.
STRENGTH
a u in iM n iiiiit
Special
■ —FOR.
f y j t k v o GtljUi&cr
Window Shades,;
tan, water colore
Sandura-Congolei
H t^ngTiowDryJAm ’ CW-....
mi
Sanford Cafe
/
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To Tax Payers , /
Tax Itook^ will close mv April
1st, as provided by law. , T ax pay
ers are urged to pay early, and
not wait until the last days of
March when they would bo com
pelled to stand in line fo r hours
waiting their turn.
Those who cannot uny until the
Inst of March ura requested to
cull for their tax bills, if sntnc
have not been received; they should
bring deeds or description of pro
perty, ns shown by deeds.
Lund which has been subdivided
nnd pints filed since January 1,
1U25 is nut assessed us Iota for the
year 1P25 and tuxes should ba paid
under tho original description.
JNO. H. JINK1NR,
Tax GoIJcctor Seminole County1
UML,f M x L c a t h«.
u>tttLaZ QjfcadMrtr
Best Cooking
hours.
are the advantage
of this place.
T en acres of Land cleared, plowed, harrowed, fenced
Hhurt breathing
roll,■veil in a few
III u few
rssulfttoa Uni liver, kidneys,
ih slid huurt. purines the
utreujcthena the entire aysh f l l » for : fro* ' r trial
treatjtw -i, _ , :
t f -*- T
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*
rtUUre,!
ON HARD SURFACED ROAD
71-2x9_____
9x12 ............ i
25 f t Garden Hote_
50 ft. Garden Hae_
Also Special Prices
And Draper
Reasonable Prices
COURT DENIES REVIEW
—
WASHINGTON, March U.
—
Tho North Gorman Lloyd was today denied by the Supreme Court
u review of its claim ugulnat the’
Uuitod S tates arising out of the
taxing over during thu w ar of
tho docks nt Hoboken, N. J., of
tha North German Lloyd dock
company, *
Treated One
-Week FREE
TUESDAY AND W
ONLY
FRQCKS-COATS'MILUNERY
3 0 9 E. 151 ST.
P H O N E I6 4 -J
2 12-21 r> Sanford Arrnuc
Sanford, Flsi
FLORIDA’S LARGEST
MOST BEAUTIFUL H
. ,1
d
A
OOLLt M I iu o r a v ItUMEDV t o .
'***«• m
_
A tlanta. Urergla
ocean.[;
T he Hollywood 1b ‘‘homcy’^eroocratif, P
f ul happinesB find com fort to every gues,
Ja extrem e in beauty.
4* PARRISH
In Southeastern Seminole County
The lake section, on Okeechobee Division, F. E. C. Ry.
*
G uests in bathing « » tu m e W C
rooms to th e delightful surf-bathing on Hollyw
to play on the warm snnds.
,
Hnllvwood has unexcelled service sad
Price for each 10 acre unit including 5 robm bungalow,
•s with bath and garage $7500.00— O ne -fourth
* .
jj-
down, balance in 1-2 and 3 years*
o'** I
*
• •
Residence and Business Lots at Chuluota from
$350 to $1,800 per lot
IN V E S T IG A T E T H IS P R O P E R T Y
'*
i
,4
’
Hard surfaced highways to Chuluota from Sanford, Or• lando, and E^st Coast at Indian River City
A
,
*
*
h-$
Good Hotel Accom odations a t Reasonable R ates
l • CaiyUdst* fur State Henstur
1 h e r e b y u m u m u c p m y candidacy
f.o r .
D®,ru'ertttlc nomination for
hU to Senator from the 37th Kc-naUu m V district comprised of Breyard and , Scminolv countias, subhurt to the primary to bo lu-ld
Juno 8th. tiiJO.
|
I I h ____
a v e b e_e n e lve c. t e d represents-
live from Brevard County four
times and um holding such office
?,\ Aw am confident -the experience
thus gained will enable me to r*n. der greater hyrvice than hiretofore. |*nm not the candidate of
■ '•hV f'tciiv't. clique nor ring and if
tJreted mill in the future as in tho
serve all the people.
Sim erei y youre,
J. J . PARRISH
Chuluota
FLAGLER SYSTEM
J. Wf H offm an, Vipe Pres.
City Building,
S t Augustine, Fla.
O W NERS AND DEVELOPERS
PH t ’
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A. G. W agner,
Resident A gen t
Chuluota, Fla.
nurtor
othtf
Mu»«^1*5
�A m o d a te d
SANFORD.
•ri
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S ix te e n P a g e s T o d a y
1J 'T V '.'- .- .v r i i .
•-Vi*-. . i
iQyP W W jgSr
Defeats Man Opponent For
Offi ce
OfMayor Seattle
risonment
executive named by the
FLORA, H i, March 10— OP)
. )—
nsky. 45, actit hAre yeatericnt when she
poison-murMa Iin sky, 53,
under bond but State’* Attorney
Harold S. Williams said tho charge
probably would bo dropped,
Laura Malinsky died last Sep*
tember 28 under mysterious circumstancea. Tho body was ex-
Premier Successfully Forms
mayor-elect, having defeated “Dr. Itho
His Tenth Cabinet A fter
Edwin J. Brown, incumbent, by nl
Decision Is M6de '
mbit 0,000 votes In a municipal
Going Down To Defeat On
•renranlsaUon June 7, no that she
election yesterday.
Transfer Problei
\Kecent Financial Policies
At the same lima the voters of although she doca-fioK jr,* t 0 nerve
bcr mayoralty term, We would b ^ r
To Council Membe
i the honor and title.
Cabinet
Head
Stays
A proposition, urged by lu nroFor Full Discuss!'
ponenta and aUernatlve to the city
As Foreign Minister
manager plan, was also approved
»>y the voterr. and 15 p ^ ' r i y Four Changes Regarded As
Blase Was First Thought To
J w "
*° draft " new city
Particularly Good Mbve;
charter for submission to the voter*
Hnvc Been Started From
Brian
d
To
RcturnToGencvu
Service
I’i' a subsequent regular city fleeBlow Torch But Theory Is
- ■
* 1
bile At
PARIS, Mar. 10— </P>_Arlatlde
Discarded As Probe Begins French Papers CalHt]
The charter revision pro no sal.
^or the tenth tima Premier
B yN ew
For ConciliationAn
0 , F l*”0®, completed a reconstruct
NEWPORT NEWS. >Va., Mar.
ed
7* cabinet'early
cabinet early today. Although
10.—(/D-—The United Staten Liner
Spirit Of Harmbr
downhearted over the defeat of Hit
March 10.
America, formerly the German
eighth
cabinet
last
Saturday
morn
steamer
Amerlka,
was
gutted
by
has been
ing In the Chamber of Deputies on
GENEVA* March 10>r-(i
fire today na she lay at berth a t'
the Florthe government’s financial bill, he
the
Newport
News
shlpbfailding
Progress
was achieved in tl
wtinaster
wns prevailed upon by President
and dry dock Company, where ahe l#onguo o f Nations couni
jinounted
Douinergue as an act of patriotism
had recently been reconditioned. crisis at today's conference
again to take the helm.
The flames had not been gotten
r the betho signatories o f the Rhii
under control a t 11 o'clock.'
' M. Briand will coutique to bold
the Jackpact
negotiated at Locarno.
tho
posts
of
Premier
and
Foreign
The fire started ofTC deck of the
uni route
Minister. M. Doumor, hi* form er
liner, nno of the largoot under the
T h e conference, held at g
Hnanec Minister, who fought for
American flag,-and spread rapidly Austen Chamberlain's hot<
Ahe government’s, financial rehab
through tho craft. At one timo included, besides tho Brith
mys Corilitation plan, is to be succeeded by
New tork,
foreign secretary, Chanccll
Raul Peret, who previously has
infract fo(
L u t h e r and Foreign M inister
held
several
portfolios
and
who
)s
rcr the nc»
Strcsscmann of Gnrmany; M. Paula parliamentarian of high class. .
postpm*Vr
Boncour of France: Foreign Min
f -.Tho three other changes in the
cady to hieister Vanderveldo of Belgium, Blg,ministry
arn
Interior,
Justice
and
ntnvcf date,
Scialol of Italy.
Public inutruftlon. In these port
will be 10
Emerging from the conference
folios Louis Mnlvy, Pierre Level
Ihe entire
chamber, Dr. Streasemann said sucand
Lucien
Lumourcuux,
respec
anrmissioii
clntly: “Tho converaatiom con
tively will succeed Camille Chautinue,” but he declined to enter into
temps, Rene Renault and Edounnl
details.
v
Dnladicr, all ofVhoiii aided in the
Boncour
la Elated.
Search
today
had
spread
out
over
defeat of the late ministry.
M. Paul Boncour, who appeared
four states, Georgia. AlabamA,
Ministry (Julckly Formed
som ew hat elated, w ai more txpanTennessee, and South Carolina,
inrral r*n“I
wns
quick
about
it”,
rem
ark
for
three
Fulton
county
convicts,
ule for the
ed M. Briand nt 2:30 o’clock this members of a party of six who lato
rvice wonld
morning ns he left the Flysee Pal yesterday mutinied, wounded three
ace* where President Dounierguo guards and two convict*, and e*. in office."
locksonviile
Ten were found all Vo h u t night
had signed a decree rconstituting clined in an automobile which they
Recommendation that Impeach
at 11:55 a. and five are still missing, but com
tho ministry. seized from two Atlanta society ment proceedings on h uc Ii grounds
pany officials and reseue workers
“If the business had not been women.
were voted late yesterilay by tho
were hopeful th a t a t (east two nf
completed tonight it would not
One of tho guards, F. P. New- House Junldicury Committee. Its
tho five still lived. They were
hnvc been completed nt all.”
Soule, and one of the convicts, If. action, tuken by a 14 to fi Vote, fol
working In n section o f the mine
L. Davis, are in hospitals hero with lowed an investigation baaed on
I
f
'
possible,
M.
Briand
will
re
iliainl 7 n. Isolated ' from the blpst, it was M eeting At Yacht Club Lant turn tonight to Geneva for tho serious injuries with but little hops findings pf a special committee,
f •
:r* nt 3:05 thought,
which last summer inquired into
Night Expected. To Result mooting of tho League of Nations. held out for their recovery.
. m.t arrive
The' 10 men Brought out alive
charges that the judge wns In
The
cabinet
will
appear
in
tho
The
mutiny
wax
staged
when
a
In
Formation
Of
Air
Lino
. Leave at were in excellent pnywl cal condivolved , in manipulation of bank
Chamber
of
Deputies
next
Tues»
party
of
«jght
convicts
in
charge
To And From Jacksonville day. The ministerial declaration of the three gutml* wax returning ruptcy ’proceedings and wns guilty
ksanvillc at
will l>e.prepared by Monday.
In a motor truck to n convict camp of usurpation of ppwer over state
At n meeting held last night In
till agreed that
Tho
bringing
of
MMnlvy
n
n
i
l
___ the day’j work}, Three of’the officials.
from
The' Judiciary committee a p
fa>* up hope of the Sanford Yacht Club,, a number M. Lainuuroux into the cabinet is the tun’
ignal suddenly
pointed a
commitU’8 .to draft
*, night foreman; oX lo c a ls
men discussed t h i n
the artie;i!* tu f Impeachment abd
airplane traps porta
report back Marvh Id. The com
Briand. -M. Malvey has been presi- shot* it
named by the nrorootMrs (hY “Ban* I dent of the Chamber’s Finance them ta
mittee plgns fo place tho m atter
ford Aerial* Express Company,” Committee since Sapt. 11*25. While Guy Rsj
bf’Tore thy House within two days
to transfer discussion of tho quaiw
nnd intended to carry passengers' |
tion of enlarging the council of the
and express between thb* city and
League of Nations to a private
Kistcu Iniiricado of lumber and atones, IjacksonriHe.
sitting,
of the council.
■ rlc s l srWc 'pliis.ercd with mud. was thrown
F. D. H cnflorsi..._
_
lip, Orlando
and In
The
decision
wns the culmination
Bittenmsytr, up, und behind this the men found dlanapolis aviator,’ who is promotof negotiations begun on Sunday
■ s t in bring- |«vt -ction f r o m the podsoiunn* jnk, ,h,. project, addressed the guthand continued thta morning a t th«
Wrslurtd the iuruvs.
'
cring on the benefits expected to
hotel where Sir Austen Chamber■
l- ^ ll 1 Questioned as to hoiv.they spent 1 accrue from such a service. Mr.
lain, British foreign • secretary, is
■in the Scm- the hours of th eir imprisonment,! Henderson ndvised those present
staying.
■( iiug'v.huli (hi- ininers suid they talked for theithst the trip to the “Gate City
| Calls for hurmony and concilia-' '
■ out nf town (muni part but that nothing w:u could l»e made by uir in one hour
tion are appearing In the local
■ member*. sui>l about their possible fate if and 50-minute* and told of the low
ress. The Journal Genova, a po- t
■' n r
1^11> did not reach them within u cost of operation nnd the cxpedltical organ which i# re a d in all
B. all Koran- rwu, ,p„bj0 period, v
tiou* service both to passrngers and
the chancellories of Europe, todey
[county sent. T,,Py d|d not Buffcr fpom wnnt of 1for i-tfiall parcel cxnress.
declared th at nothing hindered the
f
c . “tpt food becaues each mini hud hi* | lie stated thnt with both a land
spirit of concession so much aa '
lonely spot on u country road
lord with a lunch bucket wiUi hint a t the lime slid water plane, the local company
threats by some nations to quit the
while the convicts leaped aboard
png old time Iof tho blast, which happened before might soon, if formed, extend its
League unless their aspirations for .
nnd
dashed
off
into
the
darkness,
[peciils und Ithey had.eaten their nightly meal, operations throughout the state,
influence wore satisfied.
T sl
headed toward Merictta, in Cobb be Imposed.
heir singing Several of them, aa Is the custom 1Pointing out the advantageous har
Defines Aggressor Country.
If
tno
cose
actually
reaches
the
county, north of here. The chauf
der rrnind of 1 in
mines, carried a bottla of bur offered herd for seaplanes, Mr.
“ l*et ut«nut forget tho doctrine ■
feur told county police last night Senate and the judge continues to
.
fresh w ater into the mines. This, Henderson told the assembly that
laid down In the Geneva peace pro- "
that he bud filled the gasollnJ fight the charges, it will be tho
fr >s» pres- together with the food, wns rn- “no better facilities for the opera*
tocul,” it adds, ‘that an aggressor
aohment trial In the hishis
tank of the rar with 20 gallons tenth impcaohreent
monmi Mw,]uon«l, and there was stilt eoiisid- tion of water planes exist In she
tory
of
the
government.
of gatollno Just a few minutes be
popu. c*nih1e <iuuntity of sustenance left ^tutc of f lorida, an4^
fore the holdup. The ear wus
«;f the club, when they were found."*
should be taken immediately to
that it was.
Two Miles IWck In Mine.
capitalise on this feature of the
While M. Briand is away in Ge alipoet new. It was reported.
County police last night believ
nterestinK fh e men were located almost tVro city s location.
. , ,
neva the other members of the cab
■uction th ej'; mllae bark in the mine und resN« ft*P» were taken £*t night inet will work on u new financial ing th« convicts fled in the direc
bill, f«lr the situation brooks no de tion of Chattanooga, had obtained
u n i.. |Cuers .were guided to the,under__________
IQ.—(A*)—
LONDON, March
lay. It is understood the new bill reports from ns far north as Dal
ton, Gb., but nothing had been Prince George, the king’s-youngest
will contain the taxes already
• ™ by both
___ ______
_ the seen of them nor the ear. There son, who has been promoted to tho
proved
houses,______
leaving
disputed payments tux for inclusion were no reports of any one hav- rank of lirutenaht in tho British
. *
1 1 in
B
in.ns amet
w* iftinrn
inas, w
antsjrl
■tury. will
w ilt hava
1na *v to
iaj take
h »au cup
a
navy,
his turn
in
ing
them am
on A
the
road,
in a second bill.
This led officers to believe that standing watches, including the
Ibelr private quarreL1
they may have nwerved to the cheerless watch from midnight
To Confer With Churchill
left an4 bended for Birmingham. until 4 o’clock in the morning.
. PARIS. Mar. 10.—M i- l b
PoUre of that city were requested Young Lieutenant Windsor Is s ta
Peret. the new French Fin*
* t ori*- miners as they pushed to the rear
Minister, said today Ihst he ex to aid in the search. Thera was tioned on tho flagship Hnwkina of
pected to go to Ixmduii »* soon a posnlUlity also, officers said, ef tho Brills hfleet. In tha F a r East.
l c,,rtjn' ,of the mine following the explosion,
beading Into South CaroCaro • King Georg*» who want through
to confer with the thalr btading
rhuol inThe trio whose bodies were disas
mill nf naval service, insists
• wHiruff covered tjear the ’third room" had
British trhanccllor of the Excheq lina, over tho national .highway. the
that
his sons in the British arm y
FINED ONE CENT
Chattanooga,
Nashville
and
Knotuer. Winston Churrhlll.
i v i *IMI1 members o f-th e group that
and
navy
shall take their turn In
villa
also
were
asked
to
bo
on
the
M. Doumer. who hold the fi
re, N. J.jw as rescued, but perished before
thfc duties of their rank.
TRENTON, N. i ., March 0.—UP)
lookout i Jr the car.
nance irortfoiio In the
—.
they could reach a place of safety.
—FAr violating tha Volstead law,
whievh resigned last week, had " W. C. L’hfppalear.of tho county
$1 t l j Their companions told of trying to
Francis Richardson is out ons cent
ANOTHER GONE WRONG
planned a similar trip, with »*“> pollre, todajk cxnreued the opin
a I I !drag the three w ith lh cm , only to
fine, imposed In federal court, lie
ion
th
at
tho
jnntiny
had
b*en
care
object
of
discussing
war
debts.
fn rs x o ’abandon the attem pt when their
A
1LAil AA| un.,
AIUI , 10—
ID/—VF>—
/-- pleaded guilty to illegal transporATLANTA,
Ga., Mar.
fully planned with outside aid. The
LUI CO own lives became endangered.
convicta, when they fled, were Handsomo Jack of the screen shall
Mr. Henderson, stated toda,
garbed In stripes and from all havo nothing on fistdom’s latest
It’s hard to realise that si*
o fU ld would be an deal sp
that can be learned, were shackled, champ. Tiger Flowers is to have
mu.lhs from now wo’ll be sitting
municipal flying field.
allhongh police believed .they had his nose remodeled.
ksonvilk’ nroun‘1 yelling for the north polo.
rid. themselves of the irons before
r held n p l l r s . Cray. Sergeant
ppalear beUetM they met
friends and changed to civilian
1X)S ANGELES. M*r.
i*ybrp» k
S S S & S ,h? "r"' »i»5f it*
Stresem ann Silent
Boncour Is Elate
m t
K
King^s Son Promoted
To Naval Lieutenant
P olice Court Show s
T raffic V iolations
H ead The D ocket
1
enue
Famous Dry f,aw Advocate Flails
| Wets Ip L ectu reJiere Last N i|
U h a t- in ikmcribetl us tho ino**
Err O (jwwi’rtu i lecture, supporting P™“ * trenth amendment W « adoprt
_,1W '" tio n ever beard hero was dellref- the majority of
stureQ.ed in the C ity HalllaSt .iWght hy be “ ia. “ard it Will take fa.y tr
Captain Richmond F. iloieon. ber« dou* smount of
{u
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^ Volataod Lqw.
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JadU tata.ofwhich
is
rWwCtfd
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in dis* iu r l l W* “^ e rtio n th a t “prohibi- laws.
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iVt?
dkiir ^
* national success.”
..
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HobaPn
,
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,f
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New Clues Cause
Renewal Of Probe
In Taylor^ Slaying
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entertainments sponsored by the
Tourist and Entertainm ent Committeo of the Chamber of Com-
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* T
1 In London
xreh 10—
inventor of the
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